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Celebrating our Marianist Tradition.

Archbishop Moeller High School 9001 Montgomery Road Cincinnati, OH 45242-7780

FALL/WINTER 2011 NON-PROFIT ORG. US POSTAGE

PAID CINCINNATI, OHIO Permit No. 9931

A C a t h o l i c S c h o o l i n t h e M a r i a n i s t Tr a d i t i o n

M ELLER

D e v e l o p i n g L e a d e r s h i p i n Yo u n g M e n

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

“Through These Doors Walk the Men of Moeller,” says the signage over the entry into the central section of the building.

It harkens to the days when that phrase was first painted on the door leading to the lower-level locker rooms that proudly reminded our athletes they were the “Men of Moeller,”evolving into a winning tradition in all sports.

Now, the phrase has an even richer meaning, deepening to encompass the holistic development of our students.

By the time they graduate, it is our hope that they see themselves as the Blessed William Joseph Chaminade, envisioned more than 150 years ago: as young men of faith… formed academically in a family-oriented community… committed to service, peace, and justice… and constantly adapting to our changing world.

It is these aspects of being a Man of Moeller that we highlighted in our new exhibit that now graces the main hallway of the school. Called the “Timeline,” it visually chronicles the five timeless Characteristics of a Marianist education from the past 50 years. And underneath each section are literally hundreds of statements from our alumni defining parts of who they are as Men of Moeller.

We dedicated and blessed this exhibit in September, and we cordially invite you to visit Moeller to experience it in person. (See “New Timeline Tells the ‘Truth’ about THE MOELLER STORY,” page 25.)

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MOELLER STORIES: Scholarships Impact Lives I’m putting these thoughts together as we end the school year’s first quarter. The beginning of the 2011-12 school year has come and gone already, and I am reminded of how blessed I am to be working together every day with a great group of students, faculty, and staff. I hope that all of us in the Moeller community will be open to learning new things this year and really stretch ourselves.

how they can continue to have a sense of wonderment for their faith. How do these young men move into the world following Christ—being more loving, more patient, and more forgiving?

Our young men become more formed in their faith. And while one need not be a Catholic to attend Moeller, we believe that to be a student at our school is to experience a rich, Christ-centered community.

I think it was Aristotle who told us that we are all the sum of our actions and our motivation. The actions and motivation are something to behold here on a daily basis. I get a chance to witness students, parents, faculty, staff, and even our Board of Trustees working hard to further enhance the excellence of Moeller. Our faculty and staff are a remarkable group of individuals whose collective actions deserve our thanks.

Our Board of Trustees gives focused and heartfelt expertise towards the strategic direction of Moeller. Our parents give selflessly and enthusiastically in a myriad of volunteer roles, whether it is supporting fundraising or community-building efforts. Our students also contribute through their motivation in the classroom and grasping all the co-curricular activities available to them with both hands.

Our faculty works hard with our young men to appreciate all kinds of literature; to write an analysis on a certain topic; to identify and solve problems of all kinds; to think critically; to perform publicly; to move the conversation forward; to dip into the often tragic but all-important specifics of history; and to work collaboratively. Our young men learn how to achieve academically.

It’s my belief that one of our challenges and thus one of our opportunities is to stay laser-focused on our mission. I’ve had some very recent opportunities to participate in some of our student recruitment efforts with our Admissions Department.

Throughout the course of these information sessions, numerous reasons are cited as to why a prospective student and his family should choose to attend Moeller. There are numerous reasons, of course, but it always seems to come back to the mission.

When talking about our mission, prospective students and families are rightfully entitled to know what we’re doing to help these young men grow individually, be formed in their faith and to achieve academically. Here is what we’re doing to live this mission: Our House System develops powerful leadership and collaborative skills. Young men come to us as wide-eyed freshmen. They experience a diversity of thought, people, club opportunities, athletic opportunities, House leadership possibilities, and then grow, as individuals, into Men of Moeller.

Our whole school, especially our Pastoral Ministry staff, works hard to help our young men realize who they are, what they strive to be, and

Tyler Himes ’14 (photo right) also had a story to tell that morning. “Since I was in the second grade I knew I wanted to go to Moeller. I couldn’t explain why.

I had no legacy, and no one pressured me to go. It was my own decision.

I always knew that Moeller was something different…”

What a powerful list that certainly emanates from! They come out of our Marianist roots and should be at the center of all of our daily actions and motivations. If an action or initiative is not serving our mission, it should be critically questioned. We need to draw on tested experiences and hold on to what works; we need to introduce new thinking and new approaches where appropriate; and we need to stop what isn’t working.

Further, in trying to deliver on our mission, the name “Moeller High School” must become synonymous with excellence, integrity, and outstanding quality and service. The service aspect of this delivery becomes another of our opportunities and even more crucial than ever, whether dealing with a prospective student and his family, a faculty or staff member, an alumnus, a parent – you get the idea. We need to always be working towards promising less and delivering more…every time. If we keep our mission simple, based in our roots and focused, then we will turn this service delivery from a potential obstacle into a stepping stone.

Now a sophomore, Tyler can explain why he made that decision. “Academically Moeller has challenged me to do the best and be the best I can be,” he said. “I take Honors and AP classes. In grade school I was one of those kids who never studied for a test and still got all A’s and B’s. Now there are nights when I have three or more hours of homework… Moeller has led me to realize that anything is possible if you have the will and desire to accomplish it. It truly is a gift to be here.”

Are we perfect? Absolutely not and never will be. We must, however, commit ourselves to excellence every day. We have our moments, just like any other “family.” In this broad and ever-growing Moeller Family, though, I’d like to see an important four-letter word become commonplace: “help.” If we all constantly look to help all of our stakeholders (and anyone associated with Moeller is a stakeholder), treat all whom we encounter as we’d like to be treated, and work hard to see stepping stones instead of problems, we’ll continue the building of this great community together.

This call to a mission focus and a service journey must become our hallmark and our excellence.

As St. Paul said to the Phillipians: “Whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is gracious, if there is anything worthy of praise, if there is any excellence, think about these things.”

My very best to all in the Moeller Family for a safe, restful, and blessed holiday season!

Bill Hunt, President

Matthew Abele ’13, Schlueter Family Scholarship Recipient

Despite all of our action and motivation, we certainly still do face challenges. How we examine and deal with them is what really defines us. We can view them either as obstacles or stepping stones – problems with all of the associated negativity or stepping stones with their associated opportunities.

Harvard graduate Matt DePetro (photo on top right), Moeller Class of 2001, flew in from Silicon Valley, California, to address the Moeller scholarship students and donors at the school’s Named Scholarship Breakfast Program in September. He had a story to tell and an important message to give: “Moeller is a foundational experience, not an end-game,” he said. Moeller’s “foundation” enabled Matt to pursue his dreams: graduate from Harvard in 2005 with a bachelor’s in engineering; work on a team that developed the microprocessor for the world’s fastest computer; play pro/semi-pro football in Japan, and more...

None of this would have been possible without the aid of an academic scholarship.

Scholarship benefactors Dr. Elmer and Carmelita Schlueter (photo on bottom) had their own story to tell the guests. Their son, Eric “Rick” Schlueter, graduated in 1968. He was Moeller’s valedictorian, involved in student government all four years, and played baseball for Mike Cameron during Cameron’s first year as head coach. (During Rick’s senior year, the Crusaders won their first GCL Championship.

“It sorta helped that Buddy Bell played third base,” said Dr. Schlueter.)

Rick continued his education at the University of Notre Dame, Northwestern University, and Harvard Law School. In 1977, he accepted a position at Conoco and moved up the ranks of leadership until he became a top executive. Then, sadly, at the height of his success,

Rick was killed by a hit-skip driver in 2006 while riding his bicycle. He was 55.

In response, Rick’s parents established the Eric J. Schlueter Scholarship to memorialize their son and to pass on the lessons that they believed Moeller students could learn from his life: 1. Develop strong family values.

2. Follow your dreams.

3. Finish the job that you started to the best of your ability.

These stories are at the heart of the Moeller Scholarship Program. In November 2009, a new scholarship committee was formed.

Thanks to their leadership, the number of Named Scholarships has grown in the last two years from 5 to 21. All scholarships are based on financial need, academic excellence, and donor-specific criteria. To honor both the donors and recipients, the committee re-initiated the Scholarship Breakfast.

“The scholarship program not only profoundly impacts the lives of the recipients,” said Advancement Director Debbie Geiger.

“Creating a Named Scholarship also helps fulfill the dreams of the donors, either by honoring or memorializing a loved one. For those of us who fervently believe in the value of a Moeller Marianist education, there can be no greater gift.”

Principal Blane Collison articulates the essence of this “gift” when he addresses parents about the power of a Moeller education: “We believe the Marianist Characteristics provide the foundation for developing leadership in young men. The mission of a Moeller education is to assist parents in helping their son make responsible choices and lead them to use their talents and gifts in service to others and for the benefit of society. Ultimately, we are not just developing the best leaders in the world. We are developing the best leaders for the world.”

“Moeller is deeply grateful to our donors for establishing or contributing to our Named Scholarship Program,” said President Bill Hunt. “As you can tell, our scholarship program enhances the lives of many of our students as well as our donors.

Thanks to your efforts, we look forward to continuing our mission of forming young men of faith, helping them achieve academically, and ensuring their individual growth.” M

BREAKING NEWS: Alumni Association Vice President Nick Hodge ’94 just announced the new Alumni Class Scholarship Program for each graduating class. “These scholarships will help ‘bridge the tuition gap’ and will provide a way for our graduating classes to directly impact the life of a future Man of Moeller,” he said. “(Alumni President) Phil Kreiner ’76 and I have spent the last year in discussions with our Class Captains, and we have learned that one of the most pressing concerns of our alumni base is the rising cost of tuition and the inability for future young men (especially children of alumni) to attend because of that cost. Every year there is significant demand for tuition assistance that goes unmet. Our goal is to fund each Class Scholarship as quickly as possible to begin witnessing the benefits of tuition assistance.”

For more information, contact Advancement Director Debbie Geiger at DGeiger@Moeller.org or call (513) 791-1680, ext. 1320. More information is also available on the school website, www.Moeller.org (see “Support Moeller”).

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M ELLER FALL/WINTER 2011

As you may have read, the cover story in this issue is about our new Timeline exhibit that we believe reveals the “truth” about “The Moeller Story” and the Men of Moeller.

On a personal note, I can attest to the veracity of the four-year evolution of the young men. From the day they enter as freshmen, they begin a journey that includes annual spiritual retreats and daily involvement in the House System. The faculty challenge them academically and use the most up-todate laptop tools to reinforce their learning.

Even more, the entire faculty, staff, and administration also challenge them to become better men, better Christians.

One recent example of this was a bus trip to Lucasville prison that several of our students, parents, and faculty took to pray for Reginald Brooks who was executed by the State of Ohio on November 15, 2011.

The contingency then traveled on to Columbus to attend a press conference on House Bill 160, which seeks to abolish the death penalty. Several also students joined with Sister Helen Prejean, author of Dead Man Walking and internationally renowned advocate against the death penalty, to talk to Governor John Kasich and urge him to place a moratorium on the death penalty while an Ohio Supreme Court task force studies this issue. (See page 7, “Sister Helen Prejean: ‘We are killing the killers to show that killing is wrong.’ ”)

What was unique about this social justice experience is that it evolved from an interdisciplinary academic initiative.

During this past summer the entire student body read Dead Man Walking: An Eyewitness Account of the Death Penalty in the U.S. Throughout the year, all academic departments are using this book and its themes surrounding the death penalty to show the inter-connectedness of the various academic areas – reading, writing, math, science, art, etc. – demonstrating that they don’t exist in isolation and that they have meaning in our lives… (See page 8, “Walking in their Shoes: Art Students Create Walking Reminders of the People Who Await the Death Penalty.”)

To put it simply, there is a strong culture at Moeller that gently, yet persistently helps mold these young men into the Men of Moeller they become upon graduation.

I know this firsthand, for not only have I seen this throughout my 15-year tenure at Moeller, but my son, Joe, will become one of those Men of Moeller in May. My husband and I have witnessed Joe’s metamorphosis these past three-plus years and can attest to the impact this school – this Moeller Family – has had on his life.

So many “Moe-ments” and people have contributed to his growth… And it’s different for each student. But whether it’s an evolution through a young man’s involvement in academics or athletics or the arts or House leadership or Pastoral Ministry or Kairos retreats or something else, there nevertheless is an evolution.

Before you know it, he has become a Man of Moeller… And we couldn’t be more proud.

May Mary’s peace be with you,

Moeller Magazine is an official publication of Archbishop Moeller High School for alumni, family, and friends. Comments and questions are encouraged. Please send your comments to Johanna Kremer, editor/communications director, at JKremer@Moeller.org.

EDITOR Johanna Kremer, Communications Director Archbishop Moeller High School 9001 Montgomery Road Cincinnati, OH 45242-7780 Voice Mail: (513) 791-1680, ext. 1330 Email: JKremer@Moeller.org CONTRIBUTORS Bill Balbach ’72 Dick Beerman Barry Borman ’64 Blane Collison Mary Fischer Chris Anne Gaier Debbie Geiger Bill Hunt Marcia Lechner Betsy Morgan Cindy Neuhaus

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New Timeline Tells the ‘Truth’ About THE MOELLER STORY

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SISTER HELEN PREJEAN: ‘We are killing the killers to show that killing is wrong.’

ADMINISTRATION Bill Hunt, President Blane Collison, Principal Chris Wilke, Dean of Academics Carl Kremer, Dean of Students

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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

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YEARBOOK STAFF MEMBERS, 1960-Present CURRENT ALUMNI FACULTY & STAFF CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS Dennis Cronin ’64 Amy Ellert, Into Wishin Photography Jeannette Elliott Mary Fischer Johanna Kremer Sam Wallander ’12

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During a young man’s high school years at Moeller, he is continually exposed to the five Characteristics of Marianist Education, better known as the C.M.E.s. Each component part of his education in some way draws upon the C.M.E.s, as well as heightens his awareness and understanding of their importance to being a “Man of Moeller.” This year, Moeller is focusing on the fourth Characteristic, “to educate for service, peace, and justice.”

This past July Service Director Brian Gilronan arranged for a group to travel to a Navajo Indian Reservation located in Thoreau, New Mexico. The trip was designed for students to experience firsthand the issues facing Native Americans in the United States. I, along with Geoffrey Girard and eight students, were privileged to be a part of it.

During the course of the week we helped residents on the reservation by painting the community center and reservation thrift store, cleaning up mobile home lots, along with the school grounds at St. Bonaventure School, moving and storing clothes for the reservation thrift store, providing fresh water from the St. Bonaventure water truck to residents, and traveling into remote areas of the reservation to view the conditions for elderly residents and their families.

To this end, the entire Moeller student body and faculty read Dead Man Walking by Sr. Helen Prejean, an initiative spearheaded by English Department Chair Geoffrey Girard.

Faculty and students are continuing with activities throughout the year that will highlight the issue of capital punishment.

This study of the topics related to the death The trip was a tremendous learning penalty will examine Church teachings that opportunity, for students experienced not only will assist in informing student consciences, the conditions of the Navajo people, but they as well as encouraging students to take an were able to understand the vast issues facing active stance in promoting those things that the residents as it related to allow us to champion the housing, health care, and Church’s call “to create a The Five Characteristics unemployment. Native culture of life.” of a Marianist Education Americans have the highest unemployment, alcoholism, Along with this interdis• Educating for faith and suicide rates in our ciplinary initiative, our country. They have become students are focusing on formation; – as the Navajo people refer corollary topics, such as race, • Providing an integral, to those on the reservations poverty, and social structures. quality education; – “the forgotten ones” or The outcome of this project • Educating in the “forgotten people.” will be to help encourage students to take a proactive Family Spirit; During our nightly stance in dealing with issues • Educating for service, reflection and scripture time, of social justice, responding justice, and peace; and one of the major themes for in service, and working for students was to examine more • Educating for peace in all of society. closely issues surrounding adaptation and change. the ability of the Navajo One of the many people to secure adequate opportunities that allow for employment, health care, and housing. With a faculty and students to become active in this host of issues existing on the reservation, more fourth Characteristic is our service learning work needs to be done. The residents need experiences. This program comes through immediate help and far better living conditions. the Pastoral Ministry Office and allows As we seek to do mission work to better our participation in a variety of trips designed society, the words of Jesus ring truer than ever, to enable participants to put their faith in “What you did to the least of my people, you action, as well as further educate them on the did to me.” issues that create disparity within social structures. The trips occur over the course of Yours in service, the summer and allow participants to fully discover the myriad of issues facing particular communities where financial and infrastructure needs are most prevalent.

Blane Collison, Principal

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MOELLER HONORS ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AT AWARDS ASSEMBLY:

TWO SENIORS NAMED NATIONAL MERIT SEMIFINALISTS:

Seniors Zachary Flint (on right) In August Moeller held its annual and Colin Foos (on left) Academic Awards Program for the were named National Merit Classes of 2012-2014. During this Semifinalists. About 1.5 all-school assembly, the administrators and department chairs honor various million juniors in 22,000 high scholastic achievements, such as students schools entered the 2012 who earned First and Second Honors National Merit Scholarship Program by taking the 2010 for the 2010-11 school year, students Preliminary SAT/National who received cum laude-level scores Merit Scholarship Qualifying on the National Latin exam, students Test. Only 1 percent of the who earned entry to the National students who take the test and Spanish Honor Societies, special are named semifinalists. community service awards, and special awards from universities and businesses. During the awards program, the principal also Benza (Gold Summa Cum Laude [GSCL] ), 30 MOELLER STUDENTS recognized Moeller’s Academic Team Brian Butz (SMCL), and Nick Staresinic EARN AP SCHOLAR for winning the GCL title again. The AWARDS: The following students earned (Cum Laude [CL] ); Latin 1: Freshmen program listing all awards is available on Robert Brudnicki (SMCL), William Hamiter the designation of AP Scholar: Jon Ashbrock '12, the school website (www.Moeller.org) (MCL), Joseph Pappalardo (SMCL), Gus Stephen Dean '11, Oliver Englehart '11, under Academics. In May Moeller Ragland (CL), and Nicholas Schlueter (SMCL).

Charles Fiessinger '11, William Hamiter '12, will hold its annual Senior Academic Nick Herweh '11, Michael Irwin '11, Awards Assembly.

FIVE NAMED NATIONAL Lucas Kmetz '12, Brandon Kroger '12, MERIT COMMENDED Eric Larison '11, Brian Markgraf '12, SOPHOMORE PRESENTS STUDENTS: The following students Daniel O’Bryan '11, Daniel Prampero '12, RESEARCH TO THE OHIO were named National Merit Commended Anthony Spuzzillo '11, Michael Uckotter '11, ACADEMY OF SCIENCE: students: Wick Hardenberg, Harry Hamiter, Jonathan Ward '11, Tyler Williford '12, and William Ittenbach ’14 Jacob Gill, Francis Ittenbach, and L u k e Michael Zoller '11. Five students earned the (photo left) represented Bugada. They are among 34,000 students designation of AP Scholar with Honor: Moeller at the Ohio nationwide to earn this prestigious status.

Brendan Holmes '11, Samuel Knudson '11, Academy of Science’s Ed Rein '12, Joseph Trame '11, and annual meeting last May SENIOR ZACHARY FLINT Matthew Woebkenberg '11. Seven students where he presented his ACCEPTED INTO SELECTIVE earned the designation of AP Scholar with research on bacteria in fast food DRAMA WORKSHOP: Distinction: Lucas Agricola '11, Mark Dalga restaurants as compared with casual Zachary Flint ’12 was one of a dozen students '11, Ross Geiger '11, Michael Lynch '11, dining restaurants. He received letters chosen from Greater Cincinnati/ Alexander Parra '11, Jacob Schlueter '11, of commendation from the governor Northern Kentucky high and Michael Wright '11. and state reps for his work. schools to participate in the Playhouse in the Park’s Drama Workshop. He will see eight professional plays at three local theaters: the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, the Cincinnati Shakespeare Festival, 10 STUDENTS EARN CUM LAUDE-LEVEL AWARDS ON and the Ensemble Theater of Cincinnati.

After writing drama reviews for the plays, NATIONAL LATIN EXAMS: Zachary and other participants will meet Ten students were recognized at the fall The Blessed William Joseph Chaminade Chapter of the with Cincinnati Enquirer theater critic Jackie awards assembly for their scores on the National Honor Society approved the following students Demaline for a workshop on both drama 2011 National Latin Exam: Latin III: Juniors for membership: (Pictured, from left: Front Row: Quinn and journalism. Zach’s selection marks the Evan Cooper (Silver Maxim Cum Laude Collison '13, Corey Carroll '13, Joey Ward '12, and fourteenth year that a Moeller student has Mitch Catino '12. Back Row: Stephen Spaeth '13, Derek [SMCL] ) and Joseph Kremer (Magna Cum Schappacher '13, Alex Voss '12, Mitch Fischer '12, and been chosen for the workshop.

Laude [MCL] ); Latin II: Sophomores Andrew Bryan Martin '12. Absent: Jacob Heuker '13)

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FALL SPORTS WRAP UP: Football Captures First Outright GCL Championship Since 1997!

By Barry Borman ’64, Athletic Director

NEW ‘CHAMP CUP’ HONORS MEMORY OF JIM CHAMPLIN ’72: Jim “Champ” Champlin ’72 wore many hats during his tenure at Moeller, but his most prominent role was as Trinity House Dean, one of the founding leaders of the House System. After Jim passed away from cancer in June 2011, the administration chose Dan Dever from Moeller’s Pastoral Ministry Department to become the new Trinity Dean. Dan’s first initiative was to create the “Champ Cup,” which is similar to the Marianist Cup that is awarded to the House with the most points at the end of the year.

Dan decided that individual Mentor Groups within Trinity House would compete against each other in activities where everyone could participate. “Champ was instrumental in getting students involved,” Dan explained. “The Champ Cup will be awarded to the Mentor Group with the most activity-related points at the end of each quarter and will reside in the room of the winning Mentor Group. The Champ Cup will be a constant reminder of Jim and his legacy. Trinity House is what it is today because of him.”

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BRITISH LIT TEACHER FEATURED SPEAKER AT CONFERENCE: British Literature Teacher Michael Rose was a featured speaker in September at the Life Technology & Science Conference at the Engineer’s Club in Dayton, Ohio. He gave a presentation on teaching Frankenstein and Brave New World in the context of contemporary biotechnology and medical experimentation.

STUDENTS ATTEND MAYERSON LEADERSHIP WORKSHOP: Six students attended the Mayerson Leadership Workshop held at the University of Cincinnati this fall: senior Joe Kremer; juniors Matt Messina and Harry Wahl; and sophomores Zachary Bonn, Matt Shannon, and Kyle Zimmerman. This service-learning program sponsored by the Mayerson Foundation is designed to encourage and empower students to initiate meaningful service projects within their school and community. Moeller's current support for the Ugandan School, Unified for UNIFAT, evolved from one of the previous Mayerson presentations, as well as the school's Green Giants recycling program.

SENIOR PARTICIPATES IN NATIONAL LEADERSHIP PROGRAM: Scott Nugent ’12 participated in the Economics for Leaders summer program conducted at Vanderbilt University. He is one of 50 students from around the country accepted into the Foundation for Teaching Economics program. Students selected demonstrated excellent leadership potential.

During the week-long Economics for Leaders program, students attained an understanding of economic reasoning principles and how to employ these concepts for successful and effective leadership.

GREG STANFORTH '67 SELECTED TO PRESENT AT THE NAEA CONVENTION: Department Chair Greg Stanforth's presentation, “Creating a Culture of Sketchbooks in a High School Art Program,” will be part of the National Art Education Association’s (NAEA) National Convention in New York next March. His session is scheduled as a “Best Practice Lecture.”

BREAKING NEWS: Moeller Wins Nike Rivalry Uniform Contest! Out of 718 high schools, Moeller won the Nike contest that highlighted football traditions across the country. The prize is new football uniforms for 2012, valued at more than $17,5K. Alumnus Rob Ebel ’82, the webmaster of the new Moeller athletic website (see below), created and submitted the winning video.

STUDENTS SELECTED TO PARTICIPATE IN UGIVE INTERNSHIP: Two seniors (Joe Kremer and Scott Nugent) and two juniors (Matt Messina and Andrew Mendel) participated in UGive’s five-week summer internship program designed to engage students in hands-on service opportunities, build leadership skills, and place them in a position to make a real impact on the Cincinnati community. The interns experienced a poverty simulation led by St. Vincent de Paul and spent their Wednesday mornings in Over-the-Rhine. They also planned “Step Up Cincinnati,” the region’s largest one-day, student-run service event. During this event, Joe Kremer '12 won the $500 Summer Internship Scholarship.

JUNIOR ELECTED VICE MAYOR OF CINCINNATI YOUTH IN GOVERNMENT: Following campaign speeches to about 200 Cincinnati area high school students, Nick Staresinic ’13 was elected vice mayor of the YMCA's Cincinnati Youth in Government.

Nick was selected to participate last year as well.

We had another great fall season!

FOOTBALL: Football captured its first outright GCL Championship since 1997; we placed several players on All-League and All-District Teams; and Coach Rodenberg was named GCL Coach of the Year. Moeller qualified for its 30th appearance in the State Football Playoffs and 10th consecutive year qualifying for the playoffs, which is the longest Division I streak in the state. Our football team played one of the most difficult schedules in the country, and Coach Rodenberg and his staff prepared our team well as we moved into the regional championship game against St. X. SOCCER: Soccer made it to the District Finals before losing a tough overtime game, while Crusader Chris Nartker was named to the All-State Team.

GOLF: Golf just missed qualifying to the State Championships this year by a couple strokes. The golf team had qualified nine consecutive years to the State Tournament.

CROSS COUNTRY: Cross Country had one of its best teams in several years carrying a squad of over 60 athletes.

OVERALL STANDINGS: Now we find ourselves second in the league standings for the All-Sports Trophy as we move into a challenging winter season.

MOELLER INTRODUCES NEW WEBSITE:

JUNIOR EARNS EAGLE SCOUT AWARD: Mitch Hoelker earned his Eagle Scout Award recently by rebuilding a shelter by the Blue Ash YMCA. “To get the project going I had to figure out how to fund it. I noticed the YPC (Moeller’s Youth Philanthropy Council) application in an email…,and they gave me $900, which almost funded the whole project. I really feel that YPC is a great way for Moeller to leave a footprint in our community. It tells people what Moeller is all about – our mission to help others and the community.”

Mitch and family friend Marvin Boyer (photo above) who earned his Eagle Scout rank 41 years ago.

FRESHMAN EARNS YMCA’S HIGHEST ACCOLADE: Anthony Whyle ’15 was recognized with the highest accolade at YMCA Camp Ernst: Honor Camper. This award is given to a student who displays outstanding character qualities. Only 2% of the nearly 3,000 campers who attend Camp Ernst are chosen for this award.

The staff of more than 100 nominate campers who are examples of the YMCA core character values of honesty, caring, respect, and responsibility.

PASTORAL MINISTRY NAMES AWARDEES: The Pastoral Ministry Department honored three students with the Charlotte McCullough Award for service: (pictured above) Kyle Zimmerman ’14, Francis Ittenbach ’12, and Matthew Messina ’13.

70 STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN SUMMER SERVICE TRIPS: More than 70 Moeller students participated in eight different summer service trips that ranged from experiences in Cincinnati’s Over-the-Rhine, to a Navajo reservation in New Mexico, to a rural village outside of Truijillo, Peru. In Peru, 16 students worked with students from the Marianist school of Collegio Santa Maria Marianistas in a rural village called Otuzco. They also expanded their cultural horizons by visiting the UNESCO World Heritage Site in Machu Picchu.

During the summer, Moeller redesigned its website and introduced a new athletic website within its structure (see www.Moeller.org under “Athletics” or go to www.LetsGoBigMoe.com). This new athletic website features broadcasts, video clips, photos, team updates, announcements, news, and much more.

Alumnus Rob Ebel ’82 is the designer and webmaster… A month after its debut, the site passed the one million view mark. “We broke a record,” said Ebel. “We went over the 1,000,000 view mark faster than any other school in their company's history.” The company sponsor, iHigh.com, has been in business for five years and has 4,120 active high schools across America.

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Educating for Adaptation and Change

Sister Helen Prejean:

‘We’re killing the killers to show that killing is wrong’

But first she had her own story to tell.

Sr. Helen talked about growing up in a segregated southern town, where there was a portable electric chair just down from her school. But nobody knew about it. It was removed from their sight. “We need to wake up!” she said.

“But we don’t need to do this on our own. God wakes us up! Jesus is on the side of social justice… The first pages of Dead Man Walking are about when I woke up – when I found Jesus while working with the poor.”

Sr. Helen was talking about Patrick Sonnier who was on death row in the Louisiana State Penitentiary in 1982. He and his younger brother were convicted of abducting a teenage couple, raping the girl, and then forcing the young people to lie face down while they shot them in the head. “What could be more outrageous than the death of two innocent teenagers? But when Patrick asked her to be his spiritual advisor she said, “Yes, I will be the face of Christ for you.”

But Sr. Helen insisted she wasn’t a hero in this story. The true hero was the father of the young boy who Patrick killed. She called herself a coward for not contacting the victims’ parents. “I did nothing for the victims’ families,” she said. “It was cowardice.”

She was convinced the families wouldn’t want to talk with her – that they would be furious with her for advocating for Patrick’s life. Then she ran into the families after Patrick’s hearing, and while the family of the young girl who was killed walked quickly by, the young boy’s family introduced themselves.

The father of David told her about the pressure they were under regarding the death penalty and asked her to pray with them. “You need to know what we’re going through,” he said.

“He’s the real hero,” Sr. Helen told the audience. “He’s the one who reached out to me.

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So I prayed by his side – a man who was on his way of living the Gospel of Jesus.”

“Forgiveness. I never understood it,” she said.

But David’s father showed her what it meant…

“I feel pressure,” he said. “I feel I have to be for the death penalty because it will appear that I didn’t love David if I’m not… But I don’t like the way it makes me feel. They killed our son, but I’m not going to let them kill me.

People think forgiveness is weak, but I see it as coming out from under the burden of hate and bitterness and going down the path of love.”

“He also prayed for Patrick’s mother that morning,” said Sr. Helen, “and he found his way to that mother’s door with a basket of fruit. ‘I’m a parent like you,’ he told her, ‘and I don’t hold you responsible for what your sons did.’ ” Victims’ families need our support on their journey, explained Sr. Helen, including the mother of the killers as well. “Picture this if you can,” she said, “We can reach out with both arms like the cross.” And she did.

Then she paused and offered a challenge: “An eye for an eye? Where’s Christ in that?

There is no dignity in this death. Are you for vengeance or compassion? Are you for love, or are you for hate? We’re killing the killers to show that killing is wrong!” The gym was silent.

And the rain drummed steadily in the background.

She quietly added, “Say no to the death penalty.”

CALL TO ACTION Sr. Helen invited the audience to act on their conscience and join the nationwide movement of Catholics against the death penalty. She asked them to sign a petition to the governor calling for a moratorium on the death penalty while the task force conducts their study on this issue.

She also offered to sign her two books, which were available for purchase afterward (Dead Man Walking and The Death of Innocents: An Eyewitness Account of Wrongful Executions).

“Tom Dybdahl…tells me about Williams funeral and that his mother would not let the embalmers hide the burns on her son’s body. ‘The casket was open, and you could see the deep burn marks on his head and the calf of his leg,’ Tom says.

When the evening wrapped up following a brief Q&A session, Sr. Helen invited the audience to act on their conscience and join the nationwide movement of Catholics against the death penalty. She offered these parting words: “Conscience is something that the Catholic faith teaches us... But we must form our conscience in the Gospel.”

“About a week after the Williams execution I visit Pat. His eyes are dark and he looks pale. He’s having trouble sleeping, he says. He had seen an artist’s sketch of the Williams execution in the Baton Rouge newspapers and noticed that Williams was barefooted.

EPILOGUE

‘If they take me, I’m going with my shoes on,’ he says.”

(Dead Man Walking, p. 44)

At 6 AM the next day, a bus loaded with Moeller students, faculty, and parents traveled to Lucasville prison to protest the execution of Reginald Brooks. They were among the hundreds of people that morning offering their prayers.

The contingency then traveled to Columbus where they attended a press conference and met with Senator Shannon Jones, R-Springboro, and State Representative Ron Maag, R-Salem Twp., to urge support for House Bill 160, which seeks to abolish the death penalty.

Sr. Helen and a few students also met Gov. John Kasich to urge him to place a moratorium on the death penalty while an Ohio Supreme Court task force studies the issue.

While in Columbus, a few students offered their perspectives to the press: “It’s important that voters get educated on issues that affect us all,” said Evan Hopper ’13.

Senior Evan Fishback has an interest in the psychological impact of prison on humans. “Life without parole, an alternative death penalty opponents propose, has a significant impact on a person’s mental health,” he said.

Steven Anderson, also a senior, agreed, “Everybody’s got a point of view… It’s important that young people get involved, because we’ll be the leaders of the country someday.” M

It was that particular passage in Sister Helen Prejean’s book, Dead Man Walking: An Eyewitness Account of the Death Penalty in the United States, that touched Art Teacher Jeannette Elliott. “I was reading the book last summer, and when I came across this scene and quote, I was struck by how real and terrifying it must have been at that moment for Pat Sonnier,” she said. “I had my students research a man or woman on death row – in any state – and find out who they were before they committed the crime that put them “It was freshman AJ Hoffman’s in prison. To find out idea to have a day when the painted who the child or young shoes could be worn in school to bring adult part of them we attention to the fact that these men could identify with was and women exist and are alive…and like, and then paint a waiting to die”, said Elliott. scene or details from their “Most of my students told me that life onto a pair of shoes. researching the lives of these death This was to symbolize row inmates made them feel more that these are real people compassionate toward them, as many walking around every had horrific childhoods and some were mentally retarded or severely mentally day knowing they will ill,” said Elliott… “They realize, too, die a horrific death: and that having compassion for the inmate by the hand of another is not meant to (nor does it) negate human being… The the pain and horror the victims message is hypocritical, suffered – or the sufferings that the and the action irreversible. victims’ families are going through now.

Any mistakes made in But (the shoe project) is a reminder sentencing could mean that real human beings are being killing an innocent person. sentenced to death, and in the 21st Anyway, I wanted the Century we should be above that.” students to see that these Pictured above: Kurtis Hoffman '15 are real people...”

PHOTO BY JEANNETTE ELLIOTT

Her rhetorical question highlighted Sr. Helen’s pending crusade: to gather the next day outside the Lucasville prison to protest the execution of Reginald Brooks who was convicted of killing his three sons in 1982 as they slept in their East Cleveland home.

Sr. Helen then talked about the Gospel education she received while working in the St. Thomas projects of New Orleans. While there she was asked to become a pen pal to a man in prison. “I thought, ‘I can do that. I’m an English major,’ ” she said. “But sometimes God is sneaky… They killed that man – and he was looking at me when he died. My life was changed forever.”

Art Students Create Walking Reminders of the People Who Await the Death Penalty

PHOTO BY SAM WALLANDER ’12

“What is happening in Ohio?” said Sister Helen Prejean to the audience who packed the Brisben Gym that dreary evening on November 14th as the rain drops drummed on the metal tin roof. “Where is Christ in this?”

Walking in their Shoes:

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CELEBRATING MOELLER

Alums Who Played Professional Sports Compiled by Dick Beerman: Moeller Archivist, former Athletic Director, and author of new book, We Are The ‘Big Moe’*

David ‘Buddy’ Bell David Bell Mike Bell Rick Bell Tom Belza Rick Bennett Andrew Brackman Bob Brannen Shawn Brennan Bob Bresnen Dan Burkhart Scott Byrnes Bob Crable Jack Crable Mark Davis Dwayne DuBois Josh Duncan Eric Fischer D’Juan Francisco Craig Griffey Ken Griffey Jr. Mark Harris Ben Hunter Tony Hunter Greg Huntington Adam Hyzdu Greg Jones Tim Koegel Barry Larkin Byron Larkin Steve Larkin Bill Long Joe Lukens

1969 1990 1993 1997 2007 1988 2004 1994 1991 1975 2007 2001 1978 1969 1983 1980 2004 1998 1985 1989 1987 1999 2004 1979 1988 1990 2007 1977 1982 1984 1987 1978 1979

Kansas City Philadelphia Arizona Kansas City Arizona Houston New York Yankees Australia Atlanta Detroit San Francisco Toronto New York Jets Washington Senators Atlanta Montreal Israel Chicago White Sox Washington Seattle Seattle Cleveland Cincinnati Buffalo Bills Philadelphia San Francisco New York Giants Chicago, WFL Cincinnati South America Cincinnati San Diego Pittsburgh/ Los Angeles, USFL

Baseball * Baseball * Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball * Basketball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Football # Baseball Baseball Baseball Basketball Baseball Football # Baseball Baseball * Baseball Baseball Football # Football # Baseball * Football # Football # Baseball * Basketball Baseball * Baseball *

MOELLER Tradition

Adam Lux Tony Maccani Len Matuszek Rob Murphy Derico Murray Clint Nagel Steve Niehaus Mike Olexa Dan Remenowsky Cameron Satterwhite Brian Schaeper Mark Schaeper Scott Schaeper

1995 2003 1972 1995 2005 2001 1972 1989 2004 2005 2001 1990 1991

Mike Schwarber Tom Schwarber Tyler Stovall Eric Surkamp Mike Sylvester

1975 1986 2004 2005 1970

Steve Sylvester Chris Temming Matt Tennant Jim Thamann Tom Waddle ‘Bubba’ Walther Bill Wesley David Whitehead Doug Williams Greg Williams Alex Wimmers Matt Woellert Jeff Young

1971 1990 2005 1975 1985 2004 1971 2010 1981 2008 2007 1981 1986

Cincinnati Excite New York Mets Los Angeles Dodgers Indianapolis/CFL Cincinnati Bengals Ireland Seattle Seahawks Milwaukee Chicago White Sox Cincinnati Cincinnati Kings Cincinnati Cheetahs Cincinnati Cheetahs/ Wilmington, NC Cleveland Detroit Cincinnati San Francisco Italian National Team Chicago Cubs Oakland Raiders Ireland New Orleans Saints Pittsburgh Chicago Bears Holland San Francisco Toronto Houston Oilers Tampa Bay/Texas Minnesota New York Mets Arizona

Soccer Baseball Baseball * Football # Football # Basketball Football # Baseball Baseball Baseball Soccer Soccer Soccer Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball * Basketball Baseball Football # Basketball Football # Baseball Football # Basketball Baseball Baseball Football # Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball

Football

Baseball 40

Basketball 7

Football 14

Soccer 4

* = Saw action at the Major League level # = Saw action in the NFL or equivalent

* Dick Beerman has recently published a book, We Are The ‘Big Moe,’ a year-by-year, sport-by-sport history “of one of the greatest high school athletic programs in the nation, covering the first 50 seasons.”

The book is available online at www.WeAreTheBigMoe.com and costs $39.95, plus shipping/handling.

(It is also available as an e-copy option for $19.95.) Thanks to Dick’s generosity, all proceeds support Moeller’s Tuition Assistance Program.

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Growing the

HONOR ROLL of Donors July 1, 2010, to June 30, 2011 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

Dr. and Mrs. Frank P. Cleveland Mr. and Mrs. John R. Topits

Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. William E. Braun Mr. and Mrs. Barry F. Bucher Catholic Inner-City Schools Education Fund Ms. Rosemary Cook Mr. and Mrs. Curtis S. Curran Mr. and Mrs. Mohammad Ehteshami Mr. and Mrs. William J. Fette Mr. and Mrs. John C. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Fitz Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Hock Italianette Pizza Mr. and Mrs. R. Peter Kimener Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Kremchek Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. McLaughlin Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Neyer Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Niehaus Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Nugent Mr. and Mrs. Gregory W. Schube St. Margaret of York Church Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Suter The Financial Network Group Ltd.

Founder’s Circle Donors contributing $50,000 to $99,999 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Catino Jr. Friend of Moeller Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Lukens

Chaminade Society Donors contributing $25,000 to $49,999 Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Chambliss Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Finke Friend of Moeller General Electric The Henry Gallenstein, Jr. Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Leon Loewenstine Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Maegly Marianist Province of the U.S. Mr. and Mrs. Keith P. McCluskey

Marianist Society Donors contributing $5,000 to $9,999 Dr. and Mrs. Frank L. Antenucci Archbishop Moeller High School Basketball Camp Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Asbrock Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Beck Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Buckley BWR of Kenwood LLC

Dr. G. Stephen Cleves and Mrs. Therese Esswein Mrs. JoAnne Cook Mr. and Mrs. Tate N. Cooper The Crable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Lon W. Deckard Emerson Electric Company Folchi's Fine Men’s Apparel and Formal Wear General Advertising Products Inc. Mr. Douglas A. Groh Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Groh Dr. and Mrs. George E. Guju Mr. Gary J. Hopkins IBM Mr. Matthew J. Kadnar The Karen Carns Foundation Mandare Foundation Mr. Richard M. Menninger Montgomery Inn Neyer Properties Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Rippe Dr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Scheidler Dr. and Mrs. Elmer Schlueter Mr. Kevin M. Shepherd Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Staresinic The Cincinnati Life Insurance Company Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Tino Mr. Kenneth H. Toft Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Wampler, Ph.D.

Principal’s Club Donors contributing $2,500 to $4,999 Alpha & Omega Building Services Archbishop Moeller High School Fundamentals Camp Archbishop Moeller High School Monte Carlo Mr. and Mrs. David P. Ashbrock

Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Beringer Dr. James T. Bohmer and Dr. Mary Kathryn Whitten Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Bohmer Bramkamp Company Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Carmen DiGiandomenico Don Vonderhaar’s Market & Catering Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Gilles Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Gilles Grantham, Mayo, Van Otterloo & Co. LLC Mr. Douglas W. Guller Mr. and Mrs. Terence F. Hanlon Mr. and Mrs. James R. Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. Dominick D. Iacovone Sr. Dr. Robert F. Kroeger Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Kuhlman Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Lampert Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Larison Dr. and Mrs. Alan L. Laub Laub Family Dentistry Mr. and Mrs. Steve M. Lynch Macy’s Foundation Dr. Mark D. Manley and Mrs. Annette Wick McCluskey Chevrolet Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John G. Meyer Ray Meyer Sign Co. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Morand Pete DeLois’ Recreations Outlet Ms. Holly Rebensdorf Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Reiniger Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Rohlfs Mr. and Mrs. John V. Rush Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Schmitt Dr. and Mrs. Mark J. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Seibenick Mr. and Mrs. John C. Shaffer Mr. Richard A. Tonges Willie’s Sports Cafe Moeller’s 2010-11 Donor Honor Roll • 10

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Donor Honor Roll 2010-11

SAVE THE DATE! April 21, 2012 MAIN EVENT 2012: There’s No Town Like MoeTown!

“We proudly announce the Main Event Honorary Chairs for this year’s gala: Stacie and alumnus Joe Asbrock,” says Coordinator Marcia Lechner. “The Main Event Charity Auction is our largest fundraiser and provides an excellent opportunity for parents and community members to support our students. With our slow economy, the need for tuition assistance is greater than ever.”

“Stacie and I are privileged to be a part of what my father helped initiate more than 50 years ago when the diocese began collecting funds to build Moeller,” says Joe Asbrock. “We, like you, are committed to ensuring that Moeller's 50 plus years of excellence in education and tradition continue long into the future.”

“Sponsorships are key to the success of this event,” says Lechner, “and they offer individuals and companies the opportunity to directly support the Men of Moeller at many different levels.” For more information, please contact Marcia Lechner at 791-1680, ext. 1304, or MLechner@Moeller.org.

Crusader Club Level Donors contributing $1,000 to $2,499 Advanced Sports Marketing Apparel Impressions Archbishop Moeller High School Baseball Camp Archbishop Moeller High School Football Camp Archbishop Moeller High School Fun & Games Camp Art of Ballroom Dance AXA Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William J. Balbach Dr. and Mrs. David R. Barron Mr. and Mrs. Philip Beckmann Bellarmine University BioWorks Mr. John Bolye Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Bracken Jr. Briarwood Sporting Club Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Brisken Sr. Mr. Kent Bruggeman Mr. Nicholas P. Brunelle Mr. and Mrs. James E. Bruns Mr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Budde Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Buehler Sr. Lieutenant Colonel John E. Buse Jr. C Bank Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cavallaro Mr. James C. Champlin III † Mrs. Sandy Champlin Cincinnati Bell Cincinnati Kung-Fu & Tai-Chi Center Cincinnati Sports Club Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Coletti Mr. and Mrs. James Collins Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Cook 11 • FALL/WINTER 2011

Mr. and Mrs. Randall J. Corgan Mr. and Mrs. William J. Crable Mr. and Mrs. Gregg DeVita Mr. and Mrs. Tim Dickens Mr. James A. Donnellon Jr. Mr. William G. Dorward III † Drs. Cassinelli, Shanker & Biddle Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Eddingfield Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Effler Executive Studios Photography Company Mr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Fiessinger Mr. and Mrs. Greg A. Franklin Mr. and Mrs. William T. Geiger Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Geiser Dr. and Mrs. John B. Gillen Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Gramann Mr. James L. Grau Mr. and Mrs. Craig L. Gustafson Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Hackman Dr. and Mrs. Michael F. Haggerty Mr. Steven Harlamert Mr. and Mrs. Glenn R. Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Haverkamp Health & Phys. Ed. Summer School Mr. and Mrs. T. Michael Hickey Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Hodge Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas G. Hodge Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Hoelker Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Hoffer Home Team Marketing LLC Hood-Barrow Foundation Dr. Steven T. Hugenberg and Dr. Janet L. Wendeln Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hunt Dr. and Mrs. Richard F. Ittenbach Mr. and Mrs. Rick Jaspers Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jett Mr. Timothy Johnson Mr. and Mrs. David B. Josephson

Donor Honor Roll 2010-11 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Joyce Mr. Bernard W. Kessling Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Kilcoyne Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kilgore Mr. and Mrs. Brian R. Kirkpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Knipper Mr. Philip J. Kreiner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lakin Sr. Land O’Lakes LaRosa’s Mt. Healthy/Willdine Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lance Layman Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Leuenberger Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Leugers Mr. and Mrs. Sam Malone Mrs. Lisa A. Mangiaracina Mark Godbey & Associates Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Marklay Mercy HealthPlex Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Mohr Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Moroski Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Morrison Motorsports Country Club of Cincinnati Mount Notre Dame High School Mr. and Mrs. Chris Mulvaney Neace Lukens Mr. Fred W. Newcomb Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Neyer Dr. and Mrs. Marc P. Orlando Mr. and Mrs. David J. Palopoli Mr. and Mrs. James Pappalardo Mr. Thomas J. Paquette Performance Edge Strength and Conditioning LLC Mr and Mrs. John E. Pflum Planes Moving and Storage Inc. Plaskolite Inc. Precision Door Service Prestige Travel Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Preston Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Quinlan Mr. Kenneth S. Rahl Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Jay Rains Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Keith Reed Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reis Remtec Corporation Mrs. Mary Beth Repasy Mr. Mark R. Richey Mr. Thomas E. Roberts Rudino’s Pizza, Grinders & Sports Schmitt/Judd Family Moeller High School Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Schneider Mr. Michael Schuster Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Shannon Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Shelton Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Siereveld Society of Chemical Industry St. Cecilia PTO St. Columban Church St. Gertrude Athletic Boosters St. Mary Church St. Mary School St. Saviour Church Mr. and Mrs. Gregory T. Stofko Stone Creek Dining Company Mr. and Mrs. John C. Storer Mr. and Mrs. John R. Teuschl The College of Mount St. Joseph Athletic Department The Kroger Co. The Geode Group Thomas More College Mr. Matthew J. Thorne Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Thorne Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Jason R. Topits Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Torbeck UBS Financial Services Inc. University of Dayton Mr. and Mrs. Mark V. Vicario Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Visagie Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Voellmecke Mr. Tom Vogel Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Wedzikowski Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Weitzel Mr. Brian N. Wellinghoff Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Wenstrup

Ms. Cindy Werner Mr. David O. Wilcoxson Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Wilken Mr. and Mrs. Scott Williams Mr. and Mrs. Steven G. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. Wynn Xavier University Yelton’s Fine Jewelry Mr. and Mrs. James Zeller Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Zinser

Blue & Gold Club Donors contributing $500 to $999 Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Abeln All American Rental Center Mr. Paul R. Antenucci Archbishop Moeller High School Volleyball Archbishop Moeller High School Wrestling Camp Archbishop Moeller High School Lacrosse Camp Archbishop Moeller High School SAT Prep Course Mr. and Mrs. George E. Armour, III Ascent Advisors, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bayliff Mr. and Mrs. David G. Bell Dr. and Mrs. Robert Benza Mr. Brent W. Berigan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Bohmer Bonefish Grill Mr. and Mrs. Barry J. Borman Mr. and Mrs. John Boyle Mr. and Mrs. John Brault Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Broughton Mr. and Mrs. John M. Buckley Mr. and Mrs. James E. Burke Cap City Cargo Inc. Capitol Varsity Sports Mr. and Mrs. Norm L. Cass Mr. and Mrs. David Carlin Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Chennell Chubb & Son Federal Insurance Company Dr. and Mrs. Frank W. Cianciolo City BBQ Clark Schaefer Hackett Clopay Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Collier Mr. and Mrs. Blane M. Collison Mr. and Mrs. Loern Cook Coyote Gold Margaritas Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. James M. Currin Dr. and Mrs. Ashok Das Ms. Paula Daugherty Mr. Michael S. Davis Ms. Rose Mary Dikun Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dillhoff Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Eichmann Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Elfers Eye Care Associates of Greater Cincinnati Inc. Fifth Third Bank Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Foos Mr. and Mrs. Drew W. Foster Frank’s Auto Body Carstar Mr. and Mrs. Brian N. Garry Mr. Richard J. Gianni Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Goodhart Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Gresky Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Gruber Mr. and Mrs. David G. Gruber Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Gunza Mr. Michael Grau Mr. Thomas P Grau Mr. and Mrs. Fred Habegger Mr. and Mrs. John M. Hakemoller Mr. and Mrs. Randall R. Hanes Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Hardenbergh Hardin Dental Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Hartman

Mr. and Mrs. David J. Hauck Mr. and Mrs. James L. Henderson Mr. and Mrs. James P. Holmes Mr. Tyler D. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Kamphaus Ms. Adrienne S. Kessling Mr. and Mrs. John H. Keyser Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Kimutis Mr. and Mrs. John A. King Mr. and Mrs. Kevin T. King Dr. and Mrs. Paul V. Kollman, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Kravec Mr. and Mrs. P. Richard R. Krehbiel Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Kuhn Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. C. Langenkamp Mr. and Mrs. Gregory E. Lechner Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Lefke Mr. and Mrs. Lance A. Lohr Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Lopinto Mr. and Mrs. David S. Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Tim Mackey Mr. and Mrs. John F. Madden Mr. and Mrs. Timothy S. Mangan Mark Sweeney Buick GMC Mr. and Mrs. Timothy D. Marsh Mr. Ryan Martini Mr. Brian P. McCluskey Dr. and Mrs. Patrick J. McCullough Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. McGill Mr. and Mrs. R. Kent McKenzie Merridian Mr. Timothy E. Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Padraic Murray Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Nelson Ms. Mary Ellen Nopper Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Novakov Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Nymberg Mr. and Mrs. Peter Osborn Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Palatchi Ms. Angela Pleatman PPG Industries Foundation Ms. Glynnis Reinhart Mr. Thomas R. Revis and Ms. Danielle M. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Richter Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Rohlfs Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Romes Mr. and Mrs. R. Jeffrey Rosfeld Mr. and Mrs. Ernie E. Rummler Jr. Rumpke Consolidated Companies Mr. and Mrs. James W. Sauer Savannah Center Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Schaefer Mr. and Mrs. William Schaffner Mr. and Mrs. James M. Schirmer Dr. and Mrs. David E. Schlueter Dr. Francis J. Schlueter and Ms. Mary K. Welsh Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Schlueter Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Schmitt Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Schmitt Ms. Jean M. Shannon Silver Spring House Skyline Chili - Fairfield SMAC Running Club Mr. Charles A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Smith St. Nicholas Academy PTO Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Stacy Mr. and Mrs. H. Leonard Stallo Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Staun Sr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Matthew Stephens Mr. and Mrs. John N. Stigler Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sturgis Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Sweeney The Bistro Group The BMW Store Mr. Gerald A. Tonges US Fabrics Mr. and Mrs. Andre S. Valentine Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Van Praag Mr. Robert R. Vanderheyden Dr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Vicar Village Tavern Mr. Steven T. Walsh

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walter Mr. and Mrs. James S. Widmeyer Mr. Richard J. Winterman and Dr. Kathleen G. Winterman Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Woeste Mr. and Mrs. Brian Wright Mr. and Mrs. David W. Yelton

Patrons Donors contributing $1 to $499 A Shade Better AAA Signs Mr. and Mrs. David G. Abele Mr. and Mrs. J Joseph Abell Mr. Michael E. Abeln Mr. and Mrs. Andy Acus Advocates for Catholic Educaton Aglamesis Bros.

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas F. Agricola Mr. Lucas M. Agricola Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Aielli Mr. John J. Albers Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Albers Mr. C. Bradley Albrecht Mr. and Mrs. Chris H. Albrecht Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Albrinck Mr. William K. Alexander Ms. Teresa M. Alford All Occasions Event Rental Mr. and Mrs. Phillip D. Allard Ms. Susan M. Aloisio Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Alverson American Century Investments American Scaffolding Inc. Mr. Mark Amorini Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Anderson Corporal Mark A. Angel Mr. Dante N. Angiulli Anthony Munoz Foundation Mr. Edward C. Anton Ms. Robynn Anton A-One Dry Cleaners Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Apking Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Apking Appearance Plus Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. David W. Arand Arapahoe Basin Ski Area Mr. and Mrs. Anthony C. Arbino Arby’s Restaurant Archbishop Moeller High School Mothers’ Club Mr. and Mrs. Andrew K. Arthur Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Asbrock Mr. Raymond W. Asbrock † Aston Oaks Golf Club Mr. A. Norman Aubin and Mrs. Anne S. Flanagan Ms. Jeffrey D. Ault Mr. and Mrs. Beaman Ayers B & B Studios Inc. B & E Ceramics Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Backhus Mr. and Mrs. Steve Badinghaus Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Baggette Mr. and Mrs. Brian E. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. William G. Bailey Mr. Jordan R. Bain Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Balbach Mr. William E. Balbach Balloon Works Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Balzer Bank of America Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Barbara Barefoot RNR Mr. and Mrs. Randall E. Barger Mr. Alexander T. Barlow Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Barlow Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Barnard Mr. Gerald Barnes † Mrs. Jenny Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Gary D. Barnett Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Barney Ms. Joan Barnhill

Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Barron Mr. and Mrs. James Barrow Mr. and Mrs. Paul Basile Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Batory Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. Battista Mr. and Mrs. James R. Bauer Bayer & Becker Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Justin Bayer Beat Personal Training Mr. and Mrs. A. James Bechtold III Mr. and Mrs. James Beckett Beckett Ridge Golf Course Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Beeber Mr. Adam P. Behm Beijo Bags Mr. John P. Beiting Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Beiting Mr. Thomas L. Beiting Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Beiting Mr. and Mrs. Jerry A. Beitman Mr. Leo F. Bell Mr. and Mrs. Wiley D. Bell Mr. Vincent A. Belperio Mr. and Mrs. Mark V. Benedetti Mr. Patrick J. Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Berigan Mr. Daniel J. Bernier Mr. Derek LaVonn Berry Dr. and Mrs. Robert T. Bertsch Bethesda North Rehabilitation Unit Mr. and Mrs. David R. Bidwell Big Tree Plantation Mr. Joseph M. Binder Mr. and Mrs. Michael Biordi Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Birck Mr. Matthew R. Birrell Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Birrell Mr. and Mrs. Terry D. Birrer Mr. and Mrs. Jerome A. Bishop Bissell & Associates Insurance Inc. BKD LLP Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Blanks Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Blatz Sr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Eric Blevins Mr. and Mrs. William Blount Blue Chip 2000 Commercial Cleaning Inc. Mr. Andrew C. Blum Ms. Christine Blum Mr. Michael P. Blum Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Boate Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Bobay Mr. Kyle J. Bobay Mr. Taylor J. Bockrath Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Bodger Mr. Mark J. Bodnar Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Boeh Dr. Connie Boehner Speaker of the United States House of Representatives and Mrs. John A. Boehner Ms. Teresa Boelleke Mr. Christopher P. Boes Mr. and Mrs. John P. Boes Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Bohlen Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Bohne’ Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Bolender Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Bolte Bona Decorative Hardware Mr. Chandler A. Bonn Ms. Nancy A. Bonn Mr. and Mrs. J. Kevin Boothe Mr. Austin M. Boraten Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Borchelt Ms. Kim Borcherding Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Borke Mr. and Mrs. Matthew D. Borman Botanica Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Boudreaux Mr. and Mrs. Scott Bowling Ms. Eileen Boyd Ms. Mary Lousie Boylan Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Boyle Mr. Austin M. Bracken Mr. Joseph E. Bracken Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bracken Mr. and Mrs. Sean G. Bradfish Ms. Leslie W. Bradley

Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Brakeman Mr. and Mrs. Gregory C. Braun Mrs. Deborah S. Brazil-Goldstein Breakaway Pro Shot @ The Gardens Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Breen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Breitenbach Mr. Matthew Bretnitz Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Brewer Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas F. Brewer Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Brinker Mr. J.G. Brinkman Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Brinkman Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Brodbeck Mr. and Mrs. John F. Broermann Mr. and Mrs. Greg Brokamp Mr. Peter J. Bronner Ms. Terry Brotherton Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Broussard Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. Browning Mr. Robert D. Browning Mr. and Mrs. Steve Brudnicki Mr. and Mrs. William E. Bruggemann Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Bruening Mr. and Mrs. David G. Brune Ms. Lucille R. Bryan Mr. and Mrs. John Bucher Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Buckley Mr. and Mrs. Kevin T. Buckley Mr. John H. Budde Mrs. Lucy A. Budde Mr. and Mrs. George J. Buerger Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Buescher Mr. and Mrs. Douglas T. Burgdorf Mr. and Mrs. Nick J. Burgdorf Ms. Erin K. Burk Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Burkart Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Burke Mr. and Mrs. Gordon W. Burke Mr. Jeffrey J. Burke Mr. and Mrs. John P. Burke Mr. and Mrs. Ronald F. Burkhardt Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Burkhart Mr. and Mrs. Terence R. Burroughs Mr. and Mrs. Donald Burwinkel Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Burwinkel III Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Busam Mr. and Mrs. Edward Buschbacher Mrs. Jane Busemeyer Busken Bakery Busy Bee Boutique Mr. James H. Butler 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. James M. Calhoun Mrs. Edda Camardo Camargo Rental Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Cameron Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Caminiti Mr. and Mrs. Richard Canavan Cancerfree KIDS Ms. Jill C. Cantleberry Dr. and Mrs. Pete Caples Mr. and Mrs. Rick Cappel Mr. and Mrs. Christopher G. Carle Carpe Diem Inc./DBA Donatos Pizza Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Carr Carrabba’s Italian Grill Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Carroll Mrs. Shirley J. Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Timothy G. Carroll Mr. and Mrs. William W. Carroll Carroll’s Carpets Mr. and Mrs. Chad A. Cass Mr. Theodore J. Catino Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Caudill Mrs. Rosemary Cazel Mr. and Mrs. David M. Ceccoli Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Cerrezin Ms. Andrea L. Chambers Ms. Lisa D. Champlin Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Champlin Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Chandler

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Donor Honor Roll 2010-11 Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Cheesman Mr. Steven L. Cheesman Mr. and Mrs. David G. Cherry Mr. and Mrs. Monte M. Chesko Jr. Chez Reneé The Children’s Theatre Inc. Christian Moerlein Cincinnati Functional Fitness Cincinnati Landmark Productions Cincinnati Museum Center Cincinnati Natural Foods Cincinnati Nature Center Cincinnati Opera Cincinnati Playhouse in Park Cincinnati Psychotherapy Associates Cincinnati Reds - Great American Ball Park Cincinnati Shakespeare Company Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Gardens Mr. Andrew M. Clancy Mr. and Mrs. Garry E. Clark Mr. and Mrs. James Clark Mr. and Mrs. David A. Clarke Ms. Mary Anne Clifford Ms. Noreen A. Clifford Clovernook Country Club Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Coad Mr. and Mr. James G. Cobb Coffee Break Roasting Company Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Coghlin Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Colak Ms. Michele S. Coleman-Hubbard Mr. Reed J. Collier Mr. Richard C. Collier Mr. Michael A. Collins Comey & Shepherd Realtors Complete Petmart Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Conlon Mr. and Mrs. John M. Connelly Mr. Kyle J. Conner Ms. Lillian E. Conover Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Conway Mr. and Mrs. David Cook Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Cook Cooks’ Wares Mr. and Mrs. James T. Coop Ms. Barbara J. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Corder Mr. and Mrs. John M. Costello Jr. Mrs. Mary Frances Costello Mr. and Mrs. Todd A. Costello Mrs. Joan M. Crable Mr. and Mrs. John F. Crable Mr. Doug Crace Ms. Janet Crace Cracker Barrel Old Country Store Mr. and Mrs. James E. Creeden Sr. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Creeden Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Creighton Crossgate Lanes Mr. and Mrs. Russell G. Crosthwaite Sr. Mr. Logan J. Crowe Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Crowe Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Cumming Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Cummings Mr. and Mrs. Philip Cummings Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cuprill Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Currin Mr. Nicholas M. Curry Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Curtin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Cutter Mr. James E. Dafler and Ms. Barbara Noll Dairy Queen - Symmes Twp Mr. and Mrs. Dennis G. Dalga Mr. Mark A. Dalga Mr. Gregory Damon Dan Druffel, Inc. Landscaping Mr. Thomas A. Darbie Mr. Avinash Das Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Dascher Mr. and Mrs. Darren Davenport Mr. Mourad H. David Mr. and Mrs. James J. Davis III Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Davis Ms. Nancy R. Dawley Mr. Zachary T. Dawson Mr. and Mrs. Jerry P. Day Mr. and Dr. Ronald Deal Mr. Stephen J. Dean Mr. and Mrs. Senator Able

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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Deeds Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Dees Mr. and Mrs. David G. DeHaemers Mr. and Mrs. J. Alberto Delgado Dr. and Mrs. Anthony J. DelVecchio Denny McKeown’s Bloomin Garden Center Ms. Joan E. Deno Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. DeNoma Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. DesMarais Sr. Mr. John Taylor and Ms. Linda S. DesMarais-Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Louie B. DeTemple Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Deters Mr. and Mrs. Dan Detmer Mr. and Mrs. James R. Devanney Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Dever Ms. Lois J. Devine Mr. Charles J. DeVirgilio Esq. Mr. Michael A. DeVita Dr. and Mrs. James J. Devitt Jr. Mr. Joseph D. Devlin Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. DeVore Dewey’s Pizza - Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Derrick E. Dews Ms. Renee Dey Mr. Stephen F. Diciero Mr. and Mrs. Tom E. Dickert Dick’s Sporting Goods Ms. Susan L. Diehl Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Dierkers Mr. George A. Diersing Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Diesel Mr. and Mrs. John F. W. Dietz Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Dillhoff Dillonvale IGA Mr. and Mrs. Doug D. Dockus Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Doll Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Doll Mr. and Mrs. Christopher W. Dolle Mr. and Mrs. Terrence M. Donnellon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Donnellon Mr. and Mrs. James H. Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Doran Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dorn Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Dornoff Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Dorsey Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Dorsey Dr. and Mrs. John C. Doscher Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Dowling Mr. and Mrs. Richard Doyle Mr. and Mrs. James R. Dreggors Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Driscoll Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Driscoll Drs. Harris, Sirkin & Kruger, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William P. Dryer Ms. Regene Dubell Mr. Michael J. Duffy Ms. Anne M. Dulle Ms. Gina Dumford Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Dunigan Ms. Susan Eades Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Early Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Ebbers Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Eckert Mr. Adam J. Eckhoff Mr. and Mrs. William E. Eckhoff Mr. and Mrs. David Eckley Eddie Lane’s Diamond Showroom, Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Edelmann Mr. and Mrs. James A. Edgar Edible Arrangements Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. William Edwards Dr. and Mrs. David Eichel Mr. and Mrs. James F. Eichmann Mr. James J. Elfers Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Elfers Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Elias Mr. and Mrs. Al F. Eling Ms. Mary Jo Eling Mr. Robert R. Eling Dr. Michael Borack and Mrs. Jeannette Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Tim M. Elser Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. Englehart Mr. Oliver J. Englehart Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati Enterprise Vending Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Erdmann Eric Hickman, D.D.S. Inc. Mrs. Anne M. Ernst Mr. and Mrs. David M. Ernst

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick P. Ernst Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Ernstes Mr. and Mrs. Gregory L. Ernstes Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. Ernstes Mrs. Peggy A. Ernstes Mr. and Mrs. Ned C. Ertel Everybody’s Records & CDs Eye Care Optical Mr. and Ms. Gerry Faust III Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Faust Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Fehring, Jr. Mr. Daniel G. Feldmann Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Emilio T. Fernandez Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fernback Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Ferrara Mr. Benjamin A. Fessel Ms. Constance M. Feys Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Fiamingo Fidelity Investments Mr. Charles W. Fiessinger Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Fiest Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Finan Mr. and Mrs. David L. Finkle Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Fischer Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Fischer Mr. and Mrs. William Fischer Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Fischesser Mr. and Mrs. Jon W. Fiscus Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fishback Mr. and Mrs. Casey V. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Kim E. Fladung Brother Robert M. Flaherty, S.M. Mr. and Mrs. Terry K. Flanagan Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Flint Flying Pizza Dr. and Mrs. Michael S. Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Harland R. Fogle Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Folchi Mr. Daniel Foley Mr. William L. Foley Mr. Patrick D. Ford Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph J. Forte Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Fox Jr. Ms. Karen Fox Mr. and Mrs. Kelly J. Fox Mr. Samuel E. Fraley Mr. Eric France Mr. and Mrs. John G. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Patrick T. Frank Mr. Paul G. Franke Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Franz Ms. Sheree L. Frazier Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Frericks Mr. and Mrs. Eric A. Fredrickson Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence L. Freson Mr. and Mrs. David Frey Mr. Hayden C. Frey Mr. David Frey Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Frey Mr. and Mrs. Mitchel L. Frey Frisch’s Restaurant Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William Fuersich Mr. and Mrs. David Fuller Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Gagel Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Gahl Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Gaier Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Gaier Mr. and Mrs. Glen Galemmo Mr. and Mrs. E. Frederick Gallenstein Mr. Marc G. Gallenstein Mr. Michael A. Gallo Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Gammon Mr. Thomas Gannon Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garbacik Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Garry Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Gatio Gazebo Tea Garden Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Geers Mr. and Mrs. David L. Gehrlich Mr. Christopher T. Geiger Mr. and Ms. Heath M. Geiger Mr. Ross A. Geiger Mr. and Mrs. Ross A. Geiger Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Gentile Mr. and Mrs. John J. George Mr. and Mrs. Timothy George Mr. and Mrs. Anthony A. Geraci Mr. Dominic V. Geraci Geraci Fine Jewelry

Ms. Lucille A. Gerdes Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Gertz Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Gerwel Mr. David M. Giblin Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Gigax Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Gigliotti Dr. D. Grant Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. James H. Giles Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gill Mr. Brian Gilronan Gilson’s Engraving Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey R. Girard Ms. Charlotte A. Glaser Mr. Daniel A. Glassmeyer Mr. Gary R. Glassmeyer † Mr. Robert A. Glassmeyer Mr. and Mrs. James R. Glendon Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Godbey Ms. Laurie Goettke Good Samaritan Newborn ICU Mr. and Mrs. John Goodall Frances M. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Gordon Ms. Wilma M. Gosink Dr. Michele M. Gottschlich Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Graham Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Gramann Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Greco Mr. and Mrs. James L. Green Mr. Michael K. Green Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Greiner Mr. and Mrs. Paul Greiner Griffin Gate Marriott Resort & Spa Mr. Robert L. Griffith Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Griffiths Mr. Gregory Griffiths and Ms. Laura B. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Oris Grim Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Grimes Mr. Austin R. Grogan Ms. Kristina Groh Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Grotjan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Gruber Mr. Stephen Gruber Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Gruenwald Mr. and Mrs. Mark Guanciale Mr. Luke D. Guju Mr. David C. Guller Mr. and Mrs. Ronald P. Gushulak Mr. and Mrs. Gil M. Gusweiler Ms. Martha A. Hacker Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hacker Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Hacker Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hackworth Mr. Joshua C. Hafele Mr. G. Richard Hagee Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Hagee Mr. Nicholas A. Haggerty Mr. and Mrs. Brian Haigis Mr. Anthony M. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Hall Mr. Jason M. Hamberg Hamilton County Park District Mr. and Ms. David L. Hammerly Mr. Nathaniel Han Mr. Jacob T. Handorf Mr. Jonathan R. Hanes Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Hanley Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hanna Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Hanrahan Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy B. Harrelson Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Harsch Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hartke Mr. and Mrs. James P. Hartman Mr. Jonathan J. Hartman Mr. and Mrs. John C. Haskamp Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey T. Hassman Mr. Joseph H. Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. Jay V. Hayes Mr. Jesse J. Hayes Heartfelt Pet Care Mr. and Mrs. John E. Heeter Mr. and Mrs. David R. Hegge Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Heidel Mrs. Peggy Heidel Ms. Janet Heil Mr. and Mrs. Art Hein Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Heisel Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Held Mr. and Mrs. Phillip L. Helgeson Ms. Kristina Hellwig Mr. and Mrs. John Hemm Mr. and Mrs. William H. Henke

Mr. Adam C. Henlein Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. Hennigen Mr. and Mrs. Eric T. Henry Mr. Ryan D. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Hensler Jr. Mr. Ronald Herbers Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Herman Mr. Ryan M. Hermes Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Hertlein Mr. Nickolaus R. Herweh Mr. Thomas M. Hickey Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Hickman Mr. and Mrs. John D. Hidy Mr. Chris J. Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Higgins Mr. Matthew C. Higgins Mr. Ryan C. Higgins Mrs. Jeanette R. Hildebrandt Ms. Cheryl Hill Mr. and Mrs. Graham Hill Ms. Moni Hill Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hill Dr. and Mrs. Scott C. Hobler Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Hoctor Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hodge Mr. and Mrs. Gregg C. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Timothy K. Hogan & Kathy O’Callaghan Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Hogenkamp Mr. and Mrs. Alan F. Hollatz Mr. and Mrs. William E. Holler III Mr. Brendan M. Holmes Mr. Kevin A. Holtel Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Holtman Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Holtman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Holtmeier Mr. Allen M. Honerlaw Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Honerlaw Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Hoog Mr. and Mrs. James L. Hoog Mr. and Mrs. James W. Hook Mr. and Mrs. David A. Horn Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Horn Mr. and Mrs. David H. Hornback Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Horner Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Horst Mr. and Mrs. David E. Horwitz Mr. and Mrs. Eric E. Hounchell Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hounchell Mr. and Mrs. Mike L. Howell Mr. and Mrs. Richard Huddle Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hudepohl Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Hudepohl Mr. and Mrs. Herb Huesman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Huff Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Huffman Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hugenberg Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hugenberg Mr. and Mrs. Matthew W. Hughes

Mr. Nicholas A. Hughes Mr. Daniel J. Humbert Mr. and Mrs. Charles Patrick P. Hunt Mr. Pat M. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Randall K. Hurley Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Huster Mrs. Margretta J. Huster Mr. and Mrs. David Hutzel Mr. F. Michael Hyzdu Mr. J. Marshall Hyzdu Mr. Dominick R. Iacovone Jr. Mr. Sage A. Iacovone Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Ihlendorf Mr. Stephen J. Inkrot Inspired Massage Care-Frank Asbrock Mr. and Mrs. Keith Irwin Mr. Michael J. Irwin Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Isfort J & R Construction Company Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Jackson Jr. Jag’s Steak & Seafood Mr. Nikolas D. James James Wolf Jewelers Mr. and Mrs. Edwin W. Jamieson III Mr. and Mrs. Norbert H. Jansen Jansen’s Sweet Sinsations Bakery Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Janszen Dr. and Dr. Gregory J. Jaun Mr. Harvey Jeffery Jeff’s Driving School Mr. Anthony S. Jennings Mr. and Mrs. James H. Jewell JFH at the Grandin Spa Jim Jewell’s Math Classes Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Jimenez Jimmy’s Limousine Service JMA Consultants Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Joesting Johnny Chan 2 Chinese Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. James B. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Marc Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Barry E. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Scott M. Jones Mr. and Mr. Marlow Jordahl Josten’s Mr. Collin P. Joyce Mr. and Mrs. James A. Judd Mr. Jerome R. Judd Mr. Robert L. Jungkunz Jungle Jim’s Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Junker Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Jurkowitz Ms. Robin Just Mr. and Mrs. George J. Jutze Ms. Beverly Kahle Mr. and Mrs. Roger D. Kahle

Alumnus Dan Leugers ’77 (above photo on left with Service Director Brain Gilronan)) initiated the Moeller Food Drive about 15 years ago. “It started small with a unique idea: Fill a box with enough food to feed a family of four for two days,” he said. “The first Food Drive raised only 65 boxes. Last year the Moeller Family raised 1000 boxes of food (which was a new record)!” The boxes went to St. Vincent de Paul and the St. George Food Pantry.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Kammerer Mr. and Mrs. David R. Kanagy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Kanoza Mr. and Mrs. George J. Kavouras Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Keating Keefe, Bruyette & Woods Inc. Ms. Lisa Keegan Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. Kenneth C. Keener Mr. and Mrs. David R. Keffer Mr. Mark Keitel Ms. Hazel L. Keith Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. James F. Kelly Mr. and Ms. James A. Kemen Mr. Patrick J. Kennedy Ms. Sharon L. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kennedy Mr. Gregory M. Kenney Mr. and Mrs. Sean D. Kenny Kent Insurance Agency Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Bob R. Kerns Mr. Leo Kessler IV Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Kettler Kids First Sports Center Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Kilgore Mr. Joseph P. Kimener Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kimener Kim’s Natural Nails Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Kindt Mr. and Mrs. Greg Kingery Mr. Robert E. Kinker Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Kirkpatrick Mr. Brian M. Kishpaugh Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. Klasmeier Sister Judith M. Klei, R.S.M. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kleiser Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Klever Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Kloenne Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Klonne Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Klosterman Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Kmetz Mr. and Mrs. P. Terry Knapmeyer Mr. Sean P. Kneipp Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Knepler Dr. James L. Knepler and Dr. Holli A. Horak Mr. and Mrs. James L. Knepler Mr. and Mrs. John G. Knochel Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Knollman Mr. Samuel R. Knudson Mr. Herman W. Knueven III Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knueven Mr. and Mrs. John A. Koegel Mr. and Mrs. Jay Koepfle Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Kohls Mr. and Mrs. William R. Kohus Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Kolda Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Kolkmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Ken W. Kollman Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Koons Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Korb Lt. General and Mrs. James M. Kowalski Ms. Nancy Kowatsch Ms. Lynne M. Kraemer Mr. Patrick L. Kraemer Mr. Paul F. Kreiner Mr. and Mrs. Carl N. Kremer Mr. and Mrs. William E. Krintz Ms. Mary C. Kroeger Mr. Terrence J. Kroell Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Kroger Mr. and Mrs. William W. Kroncke Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Krone Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kruger Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Kruse Mr. and Mrs. Bill F. Kruspe Mr. Austin C. Kruszynski Mr. and Mrs. Edmund A. Kruszynski Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Kues Mrs. Marjorie J. Kuhlman Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Kuhlman Mr. Nicholas R. Kuhlman Mr. Steven M. Kuhlman Mr. Thomas Kuhn Reverend George C. Kunkel Jr. Mr. Andrew Kwiatkowski Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Kwiatkowski la Petite Salon & Spa Mr. and Mrs. Andrew G. Lair Mr. John R. Lair Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Lalley Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lamping

Mr. Alexander M. Land Mr. and Mrs. Michael Land Mr. Anthony E. Lane Mr. Phillip R. Lane Mr. Daniel R. Lang Mr. and Mrs. James P. Lang Mr. Patrick A. Lang Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Lang Mr. Terrence H. Lang Lange & Lange Orthodontics Mr. Lawrence J. Langefels Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Langefels Mr. and Mrs. David A. Langell Mr. Luke E. Lanman LaPetite Pierre Mr. Eric K. Larison Laub Family Denistry Mr. and Mrs. James J. Laub Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey K. Lawhorn Mrs. Lew Ann Lawhorn Mr. and Mrs. Brett Lawless Mr. Daniel J. Ledford Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Ledwin Lee Ann’s Hallmark Shop Mr. Jackson C. Lee Mr. Nicholas R. Lefke Lefke Tree and Landscape Mr. and Mrs. Ron P. Lehrter Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Leinberger Mr. Albert J. Leisring Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Leisring Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Leisring Mr. Gregory M. Leksan Mr. Michael R. Lenihan Mr. Jacob J. Lerman Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Lerman Mr. Richard Scott Lerman Les Trouvailles Mr. and Mrs. William K. Lewis Mr. Fred Leymann Mr. Justin R. Liggett Mr. and Mrs. Marc Liggett Ms. Carol J. Lindeman Mr. and Mrs. James D. Linduff Mr. and Mrs. Kent A. Linnemann Mr. and Mrs. John A. Linton Lisa’s Grooming Mr. Donald Liska Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Liska Mr. Ryan E. Logan Dr. and Mrs. Jay P. Logeman Mr. and Mrs. Russ Logue Mr. and Mrs. David H. Lohmueller Brother Howard R. Lohrey, S.M. Mr. and Mrs. D. Brian Lohss Mr. Andrew J. Long Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Long Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Lonneman Mrs. Gisele Loriot-Raymer Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Lotterer Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Lotz Lubitz & Lamping D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Luck Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Ludwig Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Luehrmann Mr. John B. Luhan Brother Ronald G. Luksic, S.M. LuLu’s Gifts & Accessories Mr. Marshal G. Luning Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Luning Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Lutmer Mr. Michael K. Lynch, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy G. MacVeigh Mrs. Pershana Madaris Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Madden Madeira Choice Meats Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Madsen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Maertz Maggiano’s Little Italy Cincinnati Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. Magner Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Mahoney Ms. Julie Maines Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Manczyk Mr. Nicholas J. Marchionda Mr. and Mrs. Sandro J. Marchionda Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Marchioni

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Donor Honor Roll 2010-11 Marco’s Pizza Mr. and Mrs. David J. Markgraf Mrs. Jo Ann R. Markgraf Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Marklay Marriott Northeast Mr. and Mrs. Allen D. Marshall Mrs. Louise M. Martin Mr. and Mrs. David A. Martina Marx Bagel Mr. Derrick Maserang Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Matre Dr. and Mrs. Michael D. Mattei Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Mattei Mr. and Mrs. Len J. Matuszek Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Maus Mr. James J. Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Mayer Ms. Harriett W. McAllaster Mr. and Mrs. Jay McCarty Mr. Patrick E. McCarty Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. McCaw Mr. Zachery R. McCaw McCluskey Insurance Group McCormick Equipment Company Ms. Karen McCreary Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan M. McFarland Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. McGee Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. McGinnis Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brian McGraw Ms. Eileen M. McGuiggan Mr. Alexander P. McIntosh Mr. and Mrs. John McIntosh Ms. Cathy McKee Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. McKeown Mr. Matthew J. McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. McNally Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. McNamara Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. McNaul Mr. Matthew A. McNaul Mr. Timothy R. McNaul Ms. Althea L. McPherson Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. McQueen Ms. Angela M. Meagher Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Meale Ms. Francia Mechlin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Medl Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Meece Mr. and Mrs. Richard Meer All the Meltons Mr. Gary L. Meltzer Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Mendel Mr. and Mrs. Norbert J. Menke Dr. and Mrs. G. T. Mensah Mercedes-Benz of Cincinnati LLC Merck Partnership For Giving Mercurio Construction LLC Mr. Samuel L. Merritt Mr. and Mrs. Vince Messina Ms. Joan E. Mettey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Mettey Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. Metz Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Metz Mr. and Mrs. John E. Metz Mr. and Mrs. Duane R. Meyer Mr. Gary J. Meyer Mrs. Jerri S. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Meyer Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Meyer Mrs. Shirlaine Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Vincent P. Meyer Mrs. Nancy L. Meyers Ms. Nancy G. Meyrose Miami Dolphins Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence F. Michelbrink Mr. Thomas A. Middleton Mike’s Express Carwash Mr. and Mrs. Terry F. Mikolajewski Mr. Garrett D. Miller Mr. Hayden W. Miller Mr. and Mrs. William J. Miller Jr. Mr. George F. Millitzer MIS Micro Information Services Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Mock Mr. and Mrs. Bernard F. Moeggenberg Mr. Matthew D. Moeggenberg Mojo Running Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Molina Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Molina Jr. Mr. Roland L. Molina Mr. and Mrs. Patrick C. Monahan

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Mr. and Mrs. James Monger Mr. Tyler S. Monger Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Montgomery Montgomery Jewelers Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Tim J. Moorman Mr. and Mrs. William B. Morand Mr. and Mrs. John K. Morehead Mr. and Mrs. Pat J. Morgan Mr. Charles Anderson Morgan Mr. Connor P. Morgan Mr. Michael D. Moroski Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Morrissey Ms. Muriel E. Morse Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Morse Mt. Washington Jewelers Dr. and Mrs. Steven D. Mueller Mr. John R. Muenchen Mr. and Mrs. John Rick Mullen Mr. Michael J. Mullen Mr. and Mrs. Anthony V. Munafo Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Munafo Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Munafo Mr. and Mrs. James T. Mundt Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Munz Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Murdock Mr. Bryan D. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. C. Dennis Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Murphy Ms. Ann Murray Mr. Jeff Myers and Mrs. Christine M. Frick-Myers Mr. and Mrs. David J. Naber Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Naber Dr. and Mrs. William J. Naber Mr. William J. Naber II Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. Nagel Ms. Tamarah L. Nance Mrs. Ellie Nartker Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nartker National Amusements National Exemplar Restaurant Natorp’s Inc. Landscape - Garden Stores Mr. and Mrs. Duane M. Nees Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. James B. Nees Mr. and Mrs. James D. Nester Mr. William C. Nester Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neuhaus Mr. and Mrs. Eric Neuville Mr. Eric K. Neuville Mr. Fred Newbill Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Newbold Mr. Kevin Newman Newport Aquarium Mr. and Mrs. Bernard F. Niehaus Dr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Niehaus Mr. Jason P. Niehaus Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Niehaus NIXCO Plumbing Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Norris Mr. Tyler A. Norris Mr. Anthony C. Novello Mr. Joseph A. Novello Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Nurre Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Nypaver O’Bannon Creek Golf Club Mr. Cullan E. O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Kevin F. O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. O’Brien Mr. Andrew S. O’Bryan Mr. Daniel S. O’Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Steve O’Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Steve E. O’Bryan Ms. Anna Ocansey Ms. Judith O’Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Kevin O’Driscoll Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey K. Oehler Mr. Richard Oeters Mr. and Mrs. William D. Oeters Mr. and Mrs. Bernard H. Olding Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Olexa Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Olinger Mr. and Mrs. Keith W. Olson Mr. Timothy J. O’Neill Mr. Johnathan F. Opdycke Original Pancake House Dr. and Mrs. Paul D. Orkwis Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Orr Jr. Mr. Eric J. Osborn Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Oscar Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Osner Mr. Nathan A. Palatchi Paller Financial Services Inc. Mr. Joseph G. Palumbo Paramount Kings Island

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Moeller students continue to support Corryville Catholic Elementary School with the Little Buddies Program. The annual Christmas on Campus tradition is a highlight of the year for the students.

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Parchman Parker’s Blue Ash Grill Mr. Alexander M. Parra Mr. and Mrs. Timothy B. Partin Mr. Joseph R. Partusch Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Patterson Paxton Civic Association Paxton’s Grill Mr. and Mrs. William J. Payne Mr. and Mrs. Bryan L. Peck Perfect North Slopes Dr. and Mrs. Michael F. Perry Ms. Helen J. Peters Ms. Lisa K. Petersen Mr. and Mrs. Barry A. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Peterson Petit Plumbing PetSuites’ Pet Resort and Spa Phillips Edison & Company LTD Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Phipps Photo Ink Photography Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Pickelhaupt Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Pieper Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Pieper Mr. Matthew A. Pierce Mr. Alex P. Pietrandrea Mr. and Mrs. George Pilipovich Mr. Harold J. Pisciotta Sr. Mrs. Elizabeth B. Pitner Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Platz Mr. and Mrs. Bernard C. Plaut Mr. and Mrs. Joshua S. Plew Mr. Thomas E. Pohlman Mr. and Mrs. Barry S. Pokorny Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Pokupec Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Polak Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Poole Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Porges Mr. Alexander J. Powell Mr. and Mrs. Bradley A. Powell Ms. Barbara J. Powers Mr. David J. Prenger Mr. Taylor P. Preston Mr. Carl A. Pretorius Ms. Bridget T. Priedel Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Primm Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Probst The Prudential Foundation Mr. Justin R. Przezdziecki Mrs. Carol A. Pucke Mr. Michael Puma and Mrs. Angela Puma-Rakis Mr. Michael A. Puma Mr. Robert E. Puthoff and Ms. Sangeeta Nayak Qdoba Mexican Grill Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Qualters Dr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Quatman

Mr. Anthony J. Rack Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Radcliff Mr. Kyle J. Raftery Mr. and Mrs. Tom Raftery Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Raga Mr. Daniel P. Ragland Mr. and Mrs. Allan J. Rahe Mr. and Mrs. Gregory K. Rairden Mr. Michael R. Rakel Mr. Kyle G. Rauch Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Rayburn Reading Boy Scout Troop No. 633 Mr. Jeff T. Recker Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Reeder Mr. and Mrs. Mike Reeder Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Regensburger Ms. Judith A. Reilman Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Rein Mr. Bradley J. Reinert Mr. and Mrs. William L. Reinert Mrs. Susan Reinhardt and Mr. Mike Kelsch Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Reis Relevant Works Mr. and Mrs. Carl T. Renneker Dr. and Mrs. William R. Renner Mr. and Mrs. Rex L. Repass Mr. Adam F. Riccobelli Mr. and Mrs. James A. Rice III Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Richardson Mr. Maxwell E. Richey Richter & Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Riedmiller Mr. Wayne E. Rieger Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R. Riehle Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Rigling Ms. Sue Rinderle Mr. and Mrs. Alan F. Riney Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Ring Mr. and Mrs. Kevin T. Rinn Mr. and Mrs. James W. Rinschler † Mrs. Viola M. Ripperger Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Riser Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rishebarger Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Risk Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Roberts Mr. Kyle F. Robinett Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. John P. Rodenberg Mr. James F. Rogan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Rogan Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Brant Rogers Mr. and Mrs. William Rohlfs Mr. Matthew J. Rooks Mr. and Mrs. Will Rose Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Rosfeld Mr. and Mrs. Keith M. Rosnell Mr. Austin W. Ross Mr. and Mrs. Jason Rosser Dr. and Mrs. Jerome Rotella Roth Partnership Architects Ms. Patricia A. Ruehl

Mr. and Mrs. James F. Rundo Mr. Wyatt Rusche Mr. Erik S. Ruscher Mr. Samuel W. Ruschman Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ruter Mr. and Mrs. David L. Rutti Mr. William J. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. William R. Ryan Ryle High School Soccer Family Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Sabato Mr. Shawn E. Sadler Dr. and Mrs. Donald C. Salzano Sam’s Club Mr. Douglas G. Sand and Mrs. Ann M. Gilligan-Sand Mr. Jason T. Sander Ms. Kathleen Sander Mr. and Mrs. Edwin P. Sanders Mr. Michael Sasarak Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Sattler Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Sauer Mr. and Mrs. Todd M. Schaeffer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Schafer Mr. and Mrs. James W. Schaffer Mr. Lucas C. Schamer Dr. and Mrs. Scott L. Schappacher Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Schatzman Mr. Adam J. Scheidler Mr. Cameron E. Scheidler Mr. Carson R. Scheidler Mr. and Mrs. Leo P. Scherman Mrs. Gail Schimpf Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Schimpf Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Schindler Mr. James M. Schirmer Mr. & Mrs. Barry Schmid Mr. David J. Schmitt Mr. and Mrs. Jeff A. Schnedl Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Schnedl Jr. Mr. Gregory G. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Jon W. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Schneider Mr. Kenneth C. Schneider Mr. Paul H. Schneider and Ms. Susan L. Reisner Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. William A. Schneller Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Schnitzler Mr. and Mrs. James B. Schoelwer Mrs. Marilyn T. Schoelwer Mr. and Mrs. Chris J. Schoenberger Dr. and Mrs. Willaim J. Schoenberger Mr. David Schram Mr. and Mrs. Jim Schriml Mr. and Mrs. John P. Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Schuckman Mrs. Dolores C. Schuessler Mr. and Mrs. William M. Schuler Mr. and Mrs. John P. Schumacher Mr. Doug Schwarz Mr. and Mrs. James R. Schwertman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Schwertman Mr. and Mrs. Rob Schwing Ms. Charollet Schworer and Mr. Jerry Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Schworer Mrs. Shellie Scott Mr. and Mrs. Mike Sell Mr. Robert Sendelbeck Mr. and Mrs. Justin A. Setzekorn Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Seurkamp Mr. and Mrs. David G. Shafer Mr. and Mrs. Michael Shaffer Shaker Run Golf Club Mr. Lee Shannon Mr. Taylor S. Shaw Mr. Shawn Stiver Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Shea Mr. and Mrs. Terry M. Sheehan Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sheets Ms. Sara Shierling Mr. and Mrs. Gregg B. Shoope Shooters Sports Grill SHS Management Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David L. Shumar Mr. and Mrs. James V. Siciliano III Ms. Jackie Siders Mr. Stephen Sieber Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Siegert Mrs. and Mr. Teri Siereveld Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Siggins Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Silva Sr. Silverton Cafe Mr. Aaron P. Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Sizemore

Skeffington’s Formalwear Mr. Ryan E. Skeldon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Skorcz Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Skorcz Mr. and Mrs. Jude Skove Mr. Tucker M. Skove Skyline Chili-Montgomery Slatts Pub Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Slaughter Mr. and Mrs. David W. Sloan Mr. Ted Smallwood † Mrs. Pamela K. Smallwood Mr. Bryan E. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Smith Mr. Logan M. Smyth Mr. Steven M. Smyth Mr. Thomas Smyth Mr. Phil H. Snow Mr. and Mrs. Michael Solimine Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Solomon Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Solsman Mr. and Mrs. Eric Southers Dr. and Mrs. Paul A. Spaccarelli Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Spaeth Mr. and Mrs. Steve Spanagel Mr. Timothy R. Spanagel Mr. Michael J. Sparer Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Spaulding Mr. Robert J. Spellmire Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David L. Speyer Mr. Sam F. Speyer Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Spitznagel Mr. and Mrs. William R. Splain Sports Plus Springdale Cleaners St. Cecilia School St. Xavier Mothers Club Mr. and Mrs. Tracey Stacey Mr. Benjamin C. Staley Mr. and Mrs. Gregory O. Stanforth Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Steve Stanula Star One Realtors Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Stark Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A. Starvaggi Mr. and Mrs. David Staun Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Stautzenbach Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Stecz Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Stehlin Mr. Evan D. Stein Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Stenger Stephanie’s Personalized Design Mr. and Mrs. George W. Stephens Sterling Cut Glass Mr. and Mrs. David T. Stevenson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Stevenson Mr. Eric M. Stiene Dr. and Mrs. Henry A. Stiene Mr. Joseph A. Stiens Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Stitts Mr. and Mrs. Shawn A. Stiver Mr. and Mrs. James A. Stofko Jr. Mrs. Kimberly A. Storer Mr. and Mrs. John L. Stowell Mr. Brian J. Strasser Mr. and Mrs. Sam Strotman Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Strottman Studio Nails Sergeant Ronald W. Stump Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Sturgis Ms. Andrea J. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. John T. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Sullivan Summit Country Day School Mr. and Mrs. Richard V. Sunderman II Sunrise Medical Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Sussli Mr. Brent M. Suter Mr. and Mrs. Martin G. Suter Mr. Troy M. Suter Mrs. Marilyn Suter-Wilkinson Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Swan Mr. and Mrs. James C. Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. Jim P. Sweeney Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Sylvester Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. Sylvester Ms. Sally P. Tamborski Mr. Andrew T. Tanner Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tanner Target Dr. Thomas F. Tartaron and Ms. Juliana DiGiustini

Tastefully Simple Tavern Restaurant Group Team Jones Wrestling Club Ms. M. Carole Tekulve Mr. and Ms. Remco P. Tenbrink Mr. and Mrs. James R. Tenhundfeld Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Tenkman Mr. and Mrs. Eric M. Tepe Mr. and Mrs. Albert P. Teski Mr. and Mrs. James H. Thamann The Beach Waterpark The Etiquette Advantage The F.D. Lawrence Electric Co. The Kroger Co. The Papergirl The Pet Spot The Racquet Club at Harpers Point The Top Drawer The Web Extreme Entertainment The Woodhouse Day Spa Mr. and Mrs. John A. Theis Mr. Patrick L. Thibodeaux Thirty-One by Nicky Ms. Carol Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Alexander J. Thompson Three Graces Jewelry Mr. Mark C. Tipton Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Tipton Sr. Tire Discounters Toedtman School of Music Ms. Pauline Toennis Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Toia Jr. Mr. William M. Toney Toot’s Restaurant Mr. David F. Trame Mr. and Mrs. Glenn R. Trame Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Trifilio TriHealth Fitness & Health Ms. Joyce Trischler Dr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Tuchfarber Mr. Joseph J. Tull Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Tull Mr. and Mrs. Edwin P. Tunning Mr. Charles J. Turk Mr. and Mrs. John F. Turk Mr. James O. Tussey Mr. Thomas F. Tussey Mrs. Ruth E. Uecker United Dairy Farmers Mr. Michael Vaccariello and Mrs. Joann P. Lawson-Vaccariello Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Valerius Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Van Auken Mr. and Mrs. Joe B. Vanderkolk Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Varabkanich Ms. Karen Y. Veeneman Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Ventura Mr. Nathan T. Ventura Mr. Walter B. Vickers Village Animal Hospital Village Junction Mr. Robert Vineyard VIP Back Rubs Mr. and Mrs. Francis Visalli Mr. and Mrs. Gerry A. Voellmecke Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Volle Mr. and Mrs. Ron T. VonDenBenken Mr. and Mrs. Allen G. Vonderhaar Mr. Brian A. Vonderhaar Mr. Craig C. Vonderhaar Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Vonderhaar Mr. Douglas A. Vonderhaar Mr. and Mrs. Gregory P. Vonderhaar Mr. Michael A. Vonderhaar Mr. and Mrs. William D. Vonderhaar Mr. Cody J. Wacker Mr. John D. Wacker Ms. Ruth Wacker Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Waechter Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wagenlander Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Marc E. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. James J. Wahl Mr. Thomas J. Wakim Mrs. Mary Wallenhorst Walmart Mr. Brendan P. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Walter Mr. Jonathan A. Ward Mrs. Margery D. Ward Mr. Michael G. Ward Ward’s Corner Chiropractic Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Warnecke Mr. Maxwell W. Watkins

Mr. and Mrs. William E. Watkins III Mr. and Mrs. William K. Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Dale Watson Mrs. Kelly Watson Mr. and Mrs. C Allen Watts Mr. and Mrs. James P. Weaver Ms. Doris Weber Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Weeks Mr. Eric L. Weibel Mr. and Mrs. John W. Weinkam Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Weisbrod Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Weisbrod Mr. Thomas E. Welch Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Wellinghoff Wells Fargo Educational Matching Gift Program Dr. and Mrs. James S. Wendel Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Wenstrup Mr. and Mrs. James P. Wermes Jr. Mr. John R. Westerkamp Western & Southern Financial Group Mr. Dylan H. Wever Mr. and Mrs. Oliver R. Wever Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew A. Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Whitacre Mr. Robert A. Whitacre Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. White Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. White Mr. Connor E. White Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. White Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. White Sr. Mr. and Mrs. David E. Whitehead Mr. and Mrs. Bill Whitney Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Wickerham Mr. Gregory M. Wickerham Widmer’s Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. John N. Widmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Widmeyer Mr. Mark L. Wiehe Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Wierenga Mr. Stephan Wies Ms. Margaret R. Wietzel Wilcots Family Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Wilke Mr. Luke R. Wilken Mr. and Mrs. Derek S. Williams Mr. Richard E. Williams Ms. Sandy Williams Ms. Jennifer M. Willis Mr. and Mrs. David W. Wilson Ms. Margaret C. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. James M. Wing Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Winterman Dr. and Mrs. Greg A. Wnek Mr. and Mrs. Gary J. Woebkenberg Mr. Matthew T. Woebkenberg Mr. and Mrs. John J. Woeste Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Wolf Mr. and Mrs. G. Thomas Wolf Mr. Michael J. Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Wolf Mr. Nicholas J. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Wood Mr. and Mrs. John P. Woodham Ms. Anne C. Woodman Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Wordeman WorkLife Resources Mr. Michael T. Wright Wright State University Dr. and Mrs. Steven S. Wunder Mr. Robert S. Wynn Ms. Vicki Y. Yeager YogahOMe Mr. and Mrs. John A. Yost Mr. Ahmed O. Zaman The Zander Family Ms. Diane Zeidwig Mr. and Mrs. Martin C. Ziegler Mr. and Mrs. David G. Zilch Mr. and Mrs. William H. Zimmer Ms. Lori E. Zimmerman Ms. Marjorie Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Anthony G. Zimmermann Dr. Ida Zinam Mr. Michael W. Zoller Zoom’s Nail & Spa

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Class of 1964 10.11% (18 out of 178) Mr. Michael H. Albrinck Mr. Fred R. Borke Mr. Barry J. Borman Dr. Anthony J. DelVecchio Mr. John F. Dietz Mr. Edward J. Finke Mr. Ronald Herbers Mr. Robert C. Johnson Mr. John A. Koegel Mr. Terrence J. Kroell Mr. Robert L. Mayer Mr. Thomas J. McGill Dr. Daniel G. Niehaus Mr. Kevin O'Driscoll Mr. Robert G. Osner Mr. Robert J. Spellmire Jr. Mr. H. Leonard Stallo Mr. Michael A. Volle

Class of 1965 5.84% (15 out of 257) Mr. Gordon W. Burke Mr. James T. Coop Mr. Thomas A. DesMarais Sr. Mr. Robert L. Dillhoff Mr. Ronald J. Doll Mr. Robert W. Herman Mr. Richard Huddle Mr. Kenneth C. Keener Mr. John B. Luhan Mr. Joseph P. Meale Mr. Michael T. Mitchell Mr. Robert P. Niehaus Dr. Alfred J. Tuchfarber Mr. Thomas J. Wakim Mr. John J. Woeste

Mr. James R. Schwertman Mr. Kenneth J. Stenger Mr. John N. Stigler Mr. Michael P. Weitzel Mr. Steven A. Wenstrup Mr. David O. Wilcoxson

Mr. Leo P. Scherman Mr. Thomas J. Schwertman Mr. Frank J. Seurkamp Mr. Charles A. Smith Mr. Dennis M. Sullivan Mr. John N. Widmeyer

Class of 1967

Class of 1969

9.30% (24 out of 258)

6.40% (16 out of 250)

Anonymous Mr. Anthony C. Arbino Mr. Thomas J. Blatz Sr. Mr. Thomas A. Brisken Sr. Mr. Bruce A. Buckley Mr. William J. Dillhoff Mr. James F. Eichmann Mr. Jon W. Fiscus Mr. John W. Fox Jr. Mr. Daniel J. Gahl Mr. Anthony A. Geraci Mr. Michael Grau Mr. Michael W. Hanley Mr. Carlos Jimenez Mr. Fred Leymann Mr. Kenneth C. Matre Mr. Joseph R. Partusch Mr. Robert F. Risk Dr. David E. Schlueter Mr. David G. Shafer Mr. Donald E. Shelton Mr. Gregory O. Stanforth Mr. Kenneth J. Strottman Mr. Thomas A. Wellinghoff

Class of 1968 10.17% (24 out of 236) Mr. Timothy J. Albers

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Mr. David G. Bell Mr. Thomas H. Caudill Mr. John F. Crable Mr. Gregory L. Ernstes Mr. Mark D. Geers Mr. James L. Grau Mr. Gregory Griffiths Mr. Richard G. Hagee Mr. William R. Kohus Sr. Mr. James P. Lang Mr. Thomas R. Revis Mr. Ernie E. Rummler Jr. Mr. Daniel J. Vonderhaar Mr. William E. Watkins III Mr. John W. Weinkam Mr. Gary J. Woebkenberg

Class of 1970 8.11% (21 out of 259) Mr. Stephen M. Champlin Mr. James E. Creeden Sr. Mr. Charles J. DeVirgilio Mr. Al F. Eling Mr. Michael J. Hacker Mr. John C. Haskamp Mr. David R. Hegge Mr. Stephen J. Horn Mr. Stephen J. Inkrot Mr. John H. Keyser

Mr. Thomas P. Grau Mr. Daniel R. Hoog Mr. Stephen C. Leisring Mr. Michael R. Lenihan Dr. Thomas M. Morand Mr. John R. Muenchen Mr. Bryan L. Peck Mr. Dennis J. Riedmiller Mr. Paul H. Schneider Esq. Mr. Steven P. Sylvester Dr. Andrew J. Vicar

Class of 1972 5.81% (15 out of 258) Mr. John J. Albers Mr. William J. Balbach Mr. William E. Braun Mr. James C. Champlin † Mr. Jerry P. Day Mr. Terrence M. Donnellon Mr. Frederick P. Ernst Mr. Lawrence L. Freson Mr. Thomas F. Harsch Mr. Jeffrey T. Hassman Mr. Len J. Matuszek Mr. Patrick J. McLaughlin Jr. Mr. Mark A. Rippe Mr. Stephen A. Tino Mr. Thomas R. Wolf

Class of 1973 4.05% (10 out of 247) Mr. Mark D. Boudreaux Mr. David A. Clarke Mr. Dennis J. Gramann Mr. James P. Hartman Mr. Thomas J. Mattei

Mr. Robert A. Schnedl Jr. Mr. Timothy A. Stehlin Mr. Theodore H. Torbeck Mr. Steven J. Valerius Mr. Allen G. Vonderhaar Dr. James S. Wendel Mr. James S. Widmeyer

Class of 1975 7.62% (17 out of 223) Mr. Brian E. Bailey Mr. Stephen J. Byrnes Mr. Mark B. Coad Mr. James A. Donnellon Jr. Mr. Patrick J. Fehring Jr. Mr. Timothy George Mr. Daniel L. Goodhart Mr. Jeffrey P. Hock Dr. Steven T. Hugenberg Mr. Robert M. Kolkmeyer Lt. General James M. Kowalsk Dr. Alan L. Laub Mr. Thomas D. Luck Mr. Tim J. Moorman Mr. Timothy E. Mueller Mr. Michael T. Schuckman Mr. Michael G. Sussli

Class of 1976 6.40% (13 out of 203) Mr. Jerry A. Beitman Mr. Thomas M. Cutter Mr. T. Michael Hickey Mr. Michael R. Holtman Mr. George J. Jutze Mr. Philip J. Kreiner Mr. Mark S. Kuhlman Mr. Jeffrey A. McNaul Mr. Jeffrey G. Metz Mr. William D. Oeters Mr. Patrick J. White Sr. Mr. Gary E. Woeste Mr. G. Thomas Wolf

Class of 1977 11.16% (27 out of 242)

The Class of 1966 reunion gathering was recently featured in Moeller’s first alumni e-newsletter.

If you didn’t receive a copy, contact editor Mary Fischer at MFischer@Moeller.org.

Class of 1966 8.20% (20 out of 244) Mr. Thomas A. Backhus Mr. James J. Davis, III Mr. Terence F. Hanlon Mr. Michael F. Haverkamp Mr. Henry J. Kravec Mr. Daniel J. Ledford Mr. David S. Lucas Dr. Michael D. Mattei Mr. James J. Mayer Mr. Patrick C. Monahan Mr. Bernard F. Niehaus Mr. Dennis R. Riehle Mr. James W. Rinschler † Dr. Donald C. Salzano 17 • FALL/WINTER 2011

Mr. Donald J. Apking Speaker of the House Mr. John A. Boehner Mr. James E. Dafler Mr. George A. Diersing Jr. Mr. Thomas E. Donnellon Mr. Michael J. Duffy Mr. Robert R. Eling Gary R. Glassmeyer † Mr. Michael J. Greiner Mr. Robert A. Hacker Mr. Daniel J. Humbert Mr. Donald S. Kruse Mr. Thomas J. Langefels Mr. George F. Millitzer Mr. Robert R. Mohr Mr. Daniel P. Novakov Mr. Gregory K. Rairden

Mr. Timothy J. Leinberger Mr. Robert M. McGee Mr. Daniel Molina Mr. Robert J. Morrissey Dr. Steven D. Mueller Mr. Thomas D. Niehaus Mr. Michael R. Rakel Mr. Ronald R. Rein Mr. James V. Siciliano III Mr. Michael J. Sylvester Mr. Martin C. Ziegler

Class of 1971 5.39% (14 out of 260) Mr. Mark Amorini Mr. A. James Bechtold III Mr. William P. Dryer

Mr. Allan J. Rahe Mr. Gary E. Romes Mr. Albert P. Teski Mr. John A. Theis Mr. Richard A. Tonges

Class of 1974 7.23% (17 out of 235) Mr. David P. Ashbrock Dr. Robert T. Bertsch Mr. Edward C. Birck Mr. John J. George Mr. David G. Grube Mr. Herman W. Knueven III Mr. John E. Metz Mr. William B. Morand Mr. William C. Nester Mr. Cameron Jay Rains Sr.

Mr. Chris H. Albrecht Mr. Paul W. Asbrock Mr. Timothy J. Brinkman Mr. John H. Budde Mr. Keith A. Cheesman Mr. Daniel W. Flynn Mr. Daniel W. Gruber Mr. Thomas P. Hertlein Mr. Jeffrey J. Honerlaw Mr. John G. Knochel Mr. Ron P. Lehrter Mr. Daniel R. Leugers Mr. David J. Markgraf Dr. Patrick J. McCullough Mr. David J. Naber Mr. James D. Nester Mr. Daniel A. Neyer Mr. Mark J. Schlueter Mr. Robert M. Schmitt Mr. Gregg B. Shoope Mr. Daniel C. Spaeth Mr. Michael A. Staun Sr. Mr. John T. Sullivan Dr. Thomas F. Tartaron Mr. Ron T. VonDenBenken Mr. Ronald J. Weisbrod Mr. Anthony J. White

Class of 1978 7.02% (17 out of 242) Mr. Thomas R. Barnes Mr. Paul J. Barron Sr. Mr. Mark V. Benedetti Mr. Mark R. DeNoma Dr. Michael S. Flynn Mr. Geoffrey Griffiths Dr. Michael F. Haggerty Mr. Gary J. Hopkins Mr. Michael J. Hugenberg Mr. John A. Linton Mr. Stephen J. Lotz Mr. Peter F. Manczyk Mr. Keith P. McCluskey Dr. Michael J. Rohlfs D.C. Mr. David W. Sloan Mr. James C. Sweeney Mr. Thomas E. Widmeyer

Class of 1979 10.23% (27 out of 264) Mr. Daniel L. Bohlen Mr. Gerald B. Budde Mr. Theodore A. Catino Jr. Mr. Steven L. Cheesman Mr. Mark C. Cook Mr. John M. Costello Jr. Mr. Michael J. Folchi Mr. Kevin M. Garry Mr. Joseph C. Gruber Dr. Lawrence M. Hanrahan Mr. David J. Hauck Mr. Jeffrey P. Heidel Mr. Phillip L. Helgeson Mr. David A. Horn Dr. Gregory J. Jaun Mr. Paul F. Luehrmann Mr. Joseph T. Lukens Mr. Jonathan M. McFarland Mr. Lawrence J. Meyer Jr. Mr. William J. Miller Jr. Mr. Pat J. Morgan Lieutenant Colonel James B. Nees Mr. James F. Rundo Mr. Mark J. Skorcz Mr. Richard V. Sunderman II Mr. Eric M. Tepe Mr. Richard E. Williams

Class of 1980 8.09% (19 out of 235) Mr. J. Kevin Boothe Mr. Donald S. Buescher Mr. Christopher G. Carle Mr. Tom E. Dickert Mr. Thomas P. Donnelly Mr. Patrick D. Ford Mr. Charles Patrick P. Hunt Mr. Gregory M. Kenney Mr. Thomas D. Maertz Dr. Mark D. Manley Mr. Thomas A. Mettey Mr. John G. Meyer Mr. Keith M. Rosnell Mr. Gregory W. Schube Mr. David Staun Mr. Michael E. Suter Mr. James J. Wahl Mr. James P. Wermes Jr. Mr. Robert G. Winterman

Class of 1981 4.91% (11 out of 224) Mr. Randall E. Barger Mr. Paul D. Beeber Dr. Robert Benza

Mr. Daniel R. Eddingfield Mr. Jerome R. Judd Mr. Lawrence G. Kuhlman Mr. Lawrence J. Langefels Mr. Lance A. Lohr Dr. Francis J. Schlueter Mr. Michael L. Schmitt Mr. Thomas E. Welch

Class of 1982 5.81% (14 out of 241) Mr. Sean G. Bradfish Mr. Thomas J. Breitenbach Mr. Paul M. Brinker Mr. Joseph G. Bruening Mr. Joseph P. Buehler Sr. Mr. Douglas T. Burgdorf Mr. Christopher R. Gilles Mr. Thomas P. Holtmeier Mr. Bernard W. Kessling Mr. Thomas E. Medl Mr. David J. Palopoli Mr. Chris J. Schoenberger Mr. Michael A. Stecz Mr. Steven T. Walsh

Class of 1983 4.53% (11 out of 243) Mr. Andrew K. Arthur Mr. Joseph R. Asbrock Mr. David R. Bidwell Mr. Robert D. Browning Lieutenant Colonel John E. Buse Jr. Mr. Robert W. Deters Mr. Michael R. Hackman Mr. James A. Judd Mr. John C. Shaffer Mr. Thomas M. Stevenson Mr. Gerry A. Voellmecke

Class of 1984 5.70% (13 out of 228) Dr. James T. Bohmer Mr. Ronald Deal Mr. Douglas E. Ernstes Mr. Douglas A. Groh Mr. Ken W. Kollman Mr. David H. Lohmueller Mr. Stephen R. Marklay Mr. Richard Oeters Mr. Thomas A. Raga Mr. Jeff A. Schnedl Mr. Rob Schwing Mr. Martin G. Suter Mr. Stephen F. Voellmecke

Class of 1985 10.48% (24 out of 229) Mr. Derek LaVonn Berry Mr. James E. Bruns Mr. Nick J. Burgdorf Mr. William J. Crable Mr. Brian N. Garry Mr. Patrick M. Gilles Mr. Nicholas A. Haggerty Mr. Christopher J. Hodge Mr. Robert D. Kaiser Mr. Mark S. Kamphaus Mr. Sean D. Kenny Mr. John F. Kleiser Mr. Stephen E. Ledwin Mr. Michael P. McNally Dr. William J. Naber Mr. Joseph A. Novello Mr. Robert E. Puthoff Mr. Jeff T. Recker

Dr. Scott L. Schappacher Mr. Kevin M. Shepherd Mr. Jeffrey M. Smith Mr. James A. Stofko Jr. Mr. Kenneth H. Toft Mr. William D. Vonderhaar

Class of 1986 5.29% (12 out of 227) Mr. Charles D. Eckert Dr. James L. Knepler Jr. Mr. Timothy E. Marklay Mr. R. Kent McKenzie Mr. Bryan D. Murphy Mr. Timothy J. O'Neill Mr. Wayne E. Rieger Jr. Mr. Kenneth C. Schneider Mr. J. Matthew Stephens Mr. Michael J. Sturgis Mr. Michael G. Ward Mr. Eric L. Weibel

Class of 1987 4.57% (10 out of 219) Mr. Mark A. Dornoff Mr. Gregory A. Gentile Mr. Eric E. Hounchell Mr. Matthew J. Kadnar Mr. Carl W. Knepler Mr. Michael P. Munz Mr. Christopher S. Parchman Dr. Michael F. Perry Mr. Gregory Van Praag Mr. Gregory P. Vonderhaar

Class of 1988 4.20% (10 out of 238) Mr. Anthony G. Butz Mr. David M. Ernst Mr. Chris J. Higgins Mr. Kevin J. Kohls Mr. Timothy S. Mangan Mr. Andrew E. Nagel Mr. Christopher D. Probst Mr. Kenneth S. Rahl Mr. Michael T. Stark Mr. Mark L. Wiehe

Class of 1989 4.88% (10 out of 205) Mr. Mark G. Ernstes Mr. Casey V. Fisher Mr. David C. Guller Mr. Eric T. Henry Mr. David E. Horwitz Mr. Anthony S. Jennings Mr. Michael J. Olexa Mr. Michael E. Rohlfs Mr. Gregory T. Stofko Mr. Ronald J. Tenkman

Class of 1990 1.97% (4 out of 203) Mr. Matthew R. Birrell Mr. Matthew D. Borman Mr. Paul A. Kindt Mr. Christopher M. Klonne

Class of 1991 4.71% (8 out of 170) Mr. Michael S. Bohmer Mr. Michael A. Brewer Mr. John P. Burke Mr. Todd A. Costello Mr. Douglas W. Guller Mr. Stephen C. C. Langenkamp

Mr. Michael J. Sauer Mr. Derek S. Williams

Class of 1992

Class of 2001 1.79% (4 out of 224)

Corporal Mark A. Angel Mr. Joseph M. Cameron

Mr. Ryan M. Hermes Mr. Brian M. Kishpaugh Mr. Anthony E. Lane Mr. Ryan E. Skeldon

Class of 1993

Class of 2002

1.32% (2 out of 151)

4.21% (8 out of 190) Mr. Paul J. Borchelt Mr. James E. Creeden Jr. Mr. Stephen E. Eichmann Mr. John J. Kilgore Mr. Daniel A. Molina Jr. Mr. Jason P. Niehaus Mr. Joseph M. Schimpf Mr. Michael R. Zinser

Class of 1994 1.80% (3 out of 167) Mr. Joseph D. Devlin Mr. Heath M. Geiger Mr. Nicholas G. Hodge

Class of 1995 1.08% (2 out of 186) Mr. Thomas Gannon Mr. Andrew Kwiatkowski Esq.

Class of 1996 2.66% (5 out of 188)

1.93% (4 out of 207) Mr. Daniel J. Bernier Mr. Kevin T. Buckley Mr. Austin W. Ross Mr. Robert R. Vanderheyden

Class of 2003 1.49% (3 out of 201) Mr. Joseph P. Kimener Mr. Phillip R. Lane Mr. Matthew J. Thorne

Class of 2004 2.58% (6 out of 233) Mr. C. Bradley Albrecht Mr. Paul R. Antenucci Mr. Adam P. Behm Mr. Christopher T. Geiger Mr. Richard Scott Lerman Mr. Douglas A. Vonderhaar

Class of 2005

Mr. Joseph P. Buckley Mr. J. Marshall Hyzdu Mr. Joseph Brian McGraw Mr. Patrick McLaughlin Mr. Christopher Siegert

1.23% (3 out of 243)

Class of 1997

3.90% (8 out of 205)

5.67% (11 out of 194) Mr. Justin Bayer Mr. Brent W. Berigan Mr. Nicholas P. Brunelle Mr. Chad A. Cass Mr. Jason M. Hamberg Mr. Patrick J. Kennedy Mr. Roland L. Molina Mr. Anthony V. Munafo Mr. R. D. Rosfeld Mr. Shawn E. Sadler Mr. Brian N. Wellinghoff

Class of 1998 1.46% (3 out of 206) Mr. John M. Buckley Mr. Robert J. Mahoney Mr. Matthew J. Rooks

Class of 1999 2.49% (5 out of 201) Mr. Leo F. Bell Mr. Michael J. Currin Mr. Daniel G. Feldmann Mr. Scott M. Jones Mr. Jason R. Topits

Class of 2000 1.98% (4 out of 202) Mr. Ryan D. Henry Mr. Paul M. Jackson Jr. Mr. Michael P. Munafo Sergeant Ronald W. Stump Jr.

Mr. Theodore J. Catino Mr. Matthew J. McLaughlin Mr. Craig C. Vonderhaar

Class of 2006 Mr. William E. Balbach Mr. Mitchel L. Frey Mr. Tyler D. Hughes Mr. Dominick R. Iacovone Jr. Mr. Matthew A. McNaul Mr. Adam J. Scheidler Mr. Bryan E. Smith Mr. Michael A. Vonderhaar

Class of 2007 0.85% (2 out of 234) Mr. Michael S. Davis Mr. Jonathan J. Hartman

Class of 2008 2.34% (5 out of 214) Mr. Nicholas R. Kuhlman Mr. Jacob J. Lerman Mr. Charles Anderson Morgan Mr. Anthony J. Rack Mr. Brent M. Suter

Class of 2009 1.99% (5 out of 251) Mr. Nathaniel Han Mr. Sage A. Iacovone Mr. Timothy R. McNaul Mr. Cameron E. Scheidler Mr. Brian A. Vonderhaar

Class of 2010 1.69% (3 out of 177) Mr. Steven M. Kuhlman Mr. Alexander P. McIntosh Mr. Troy M. Suter

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Donor Honor Roll by Graduation Year

In Memory and Honor of In Memory of Gerald Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Richard Balzer Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Caminiti Mr. and Mrs. James E. Creeden Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Rigling Ms. Charollet Schworer and Mr. Jerry Edwards Mr. and Mrs. George W. Stephens Mr. Brian J. Strasser Mr. and Mrs. Martin C. Ziegler

In the Name of Richard E. Beerman Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Voellmecke

In Honor of the Thomas & Shirley Bohmer Scholarship Dr. James T. Bohmer and Dr. Mary Kathryn Whitten

Class of 2011 Breaks Record for Annual Fund Participation A record-breaking 72.77% of the Class of 2011 gave to Moeller’s Annual Fund this year to support the Josh Pflum ’11 Scholarship Fund, and more than 90% of the class members pledged a five-year commitment. Their classmate passed away last September in a tragic accident. To honor Josh, the class established this scholarship. “That is an inspiring level of generosity from our newest class of grads,” said President Bill Hunt. “As you know, the gift of a Moeller education significantly changes lives. And no gift is too small.”

Using the Class of 2011 as their inspiration, the Moeller Alumni Board has established a named scholarship program for each of the classes, encouraging all Moeller alumni to give to the Annual Fund in support of their class’s named scholarship program. For more information about how you can support your class’s scholarship, contact Advancement Director Debbie Geiger at (513) 791-1680, ext. 1320, or email her at DGeiger@Moeller.org.

Class of 2011 73.21% (164 out of 224) Mr. Michael E. Abeln Mr. Lucas M. Agricola Mr. William K. Alexander Mr. Dante N. Angiulli Mr. Alexander T. Barlow Mr. Vincent A. Belperio Mr. Patrick J. Bennett Mr. Andrew C. Blum Mr. Michael P. Blum Mr. Kyle J. Bobay Mr. Taylor J. Bockrath Mr. Christopher P. Boes Mr. Chandler A. Bonn Mr. Austin M. Boraten Mr. Joseph E. Bracken Mr. Austin M. Bracken Mr. Peter J. Bronner Mr. Andrew M. Clancy Mr. Reed J. Collier Mr. Michael A. Collins Mr. Kyle J. Conner Mr. Logan J. Crowe Mr. Nicholas M. Curry Mr. Mark A. Dalga Mr. Gregory Damon Mr. Avinash Das Mr. Mourad H. David Mr. Zachary T. Dawson Mr. Stephen J. Dean Mr. Michael A. DeVita Mr. Stephen F. Diciero Mr. Adam J. Eckhoff Mr. Oliver J. Englehart Mr. Benjamin A. Fessel Mr. Charles W. Fiessinger Mr. Samuel E. Fraley Mr. Hayden C. Frey Mr. Marc G. Gallenstein Mr. Michael A. Gallo Mr. Ross A. Geiger Mr. Dominic V. Geraci 19 • FALL/WINTER 2011

Mr. Aaron M. Glassmeyer Mr. Austin R. Grogan Mr. Luke D. Guju Mr. Joshua C. Hafele Mr. Anthony M. Hall Mr. Jacob T. Handorf Mr. Jonathan R. Hanes Mr. Jesse J. Hayes Mr. Adam C. Henlein Mr. Nickolaus R. Herweh Mr. Thomas M. Hickey Mr. Matthew C. Higgins Mr. Ryan C. Higgins Mr. Brendan M. Holmes Mr. Kevin A. Holtel Mr. Allen M. Honerlaw Mr. Nicholas A. Hughes Mr. Pat M. Hunt Mr. Michael J. Irwin Mr. Nikolas D. James Mr. Collin P. Joyce Mr. Leo Kessler, IV Mr. Sean P. Kneipp Mr. Samuel R. Knudson Mr. Austin C. Kruszynski Mr. John R. Lair Mr. Alexander M. Land Mr. Daniel R. Lang Mr. Luke E. Lanman Mr. Eric K. Larison Mr. Jackson C. Lee Mr. Nicholas R. Lefke Mr. Gregory M. Leksan Mr. Justin R. Liggett Mr. Ryan E. Logan Mr. Andrew J. Long Mr. Marshal G. Luning Mr. Michael K. Lynch Jr. Mr. Nicholas J. Marchionda Mr. Derrick Maserang Mr. Patrick E. McCarty

Mr. Zachery R. McCaw Mr. Samuel L. Merritt Mr. Thomas A. Middleton Mr. Hayden W. Miller Mr. Garrett D. Miller Mr. Matthew D. Moeggenberg Mr. Tyler S. Monger Mr. Connor P. Morgan Mr. Michael J. Mullen Mr. William J. Naber II Mr. Eric K. Neuville Mr. Tyler A. Norris Mr. Cullan E. O'Brien Mr. Andrew S. O'Bryan Mr. Daniel S. O'Bryan Mr. Johnathan F. Opdycke Mr. Eric J. Osborn Mr. Nathan A. Palatchi Mr. Joseph G. Palumbo Mr. Alexander M. Parra Mr. Matthew A. Pierce Mr. Alex P. Pietrandrea Mr. Thomas E. Pohlman Mr. Alexander J. Powell Mr. Taylor P. Preston Mr. Carl A. Pretorius Mr. Justin R. Przezdziecki Mr. Michael A. Puma Mr. Kyle J. Raftery Mr. Kyle G. Rauch Mr. Bradley J. Reinert Mr. Adam F. Riccobelli Mr. Maxwell E. Richey Mr. Kyle F. Robinett Mr. James F. Rogan Mr. Wyatt Rusche Mr. Erik S. Ruscher Mr. Samuel W. Ruschman Mr. Dylan R. Ruter Mr. Jason T. Sander Mr. Lucas C. Schamer Mr. Carson R. Scheidler Mr. James M. Schirmer Mr. David J. Schmitt Mr. Gregory G. Schneider

Mr. Taylor S. Shaw Mr. Tucker M. Skove Mr. Logan M. Smyth Mr. Timothy R. Spanagel Mr. Michael J. Sparer Mr. Sam F. Speyer Mr. Benjamin C. Staley Mr. Evan D. Stein Mr. Eric M. Stiene Mr. Joseph A. Stiens Mr. William M. Strachan Mr. Andrew T. Tanner Mr. Patrick L. Thibodeaux Mr. Mark C. Tipton Jr. Mr. William M. Toney Mr. David F. Trame Mr. Joseph J. Tull Mr. James O. Tussey Mr. Thomas F. Tussey Mr. Nathan T. Ventura Mr. Walter B. Vickers Mr. Cody J. Wacker Mr. Brendan P. Walsh Mr. Jonathan A. Ward Mr. Maxwell W. Watkins Mr. John R. Westerkamp Mr. Dylan H. Wever Mr. Robert A. Whitacre Mr. Connor E. White Mr. Gregory M. Wickerham Mr. Stephan Wies Mr. Luke R. Wilken Mr. Matthew T. Woebkenberg Mr. Michael J. Wolf Mr. Nicholas J. Wood Mr. Michael T. Wright Mr. Robert S. Wynn Mr. Ahmed O. Zaman Mr. Michael W. Zoller

In Honor of the Daniel J. Buckley Scholarship Fund Moeller faculty pause for a picture during this year’s Main Event, which raised a record-breaking $327K to support the Moeller students! Pictured, from left: Technology Director/Varsity Wrestling Coach Jeff Gaier, CAD Teacher/Technology Support/Head Freshman Football Coach Bob Kolkmeyer, Math Department Chair/Head Baseball Coach Tim Held, and Physical Education Teacher/Freshman Head Coach Matt Rooks.

Faculty and Staff Honor Roll Mr. & Mrs. William J. Balbach ’72 Mr. & Mrs. James R. Bauer Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Bohne’ Mr. & Mrs. Barry J. Borman ’64 Mr. & Mrs. William E. Braun ’72 Mr. Robert D. Browning ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin T. Buckley ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Norm Cass Mr. & Mrs. Blane M. Collison Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Conlon Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Corder Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Dees Mr. & Mrs. J. Alberto Delgado Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Dever Mr. & Mrs. Mark D. Doran Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Dorsey Mr. James J. Elfers Dr. Michael Borack & Mrs. Jeannette Elliott Mr. & Mrs. Timothy A. Erdmann Brother Robert M. Flaherty S.M. Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey W. Gaier Mr. and Mrs. William T. Geiger Mr. Brian Gilronan Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey R. Girard Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Graham Mr. and Mrs. David J. Hauck Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Heisel Mr. & Mrs. Timothy R. Held Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Hoctor Mr. & Mrs. Doug Horst Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Huff Mr. & Mrs. William E. Hunt Mr. & Mrs. James H. Jewell Mr. and Mrs. Marc Johnson Lieutenant Colonel & Mrs. Kenneth C. Keener ’65 Mr. and Mrs. John H. Keyser Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Kindt ’90 Sister Judith M. Klei, R.S.M. Mr. & Mrs. Herman W. Knueven III ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Kohls ’88

Mr. & Mrs. William R. Kohus Sr. ’69 Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Kolkmeyer ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Carl N. Kremer Mr. and Mrs. Gregory E. Lechner Brother Howard R. Lohrey, S.M. Brother Ronald G. Luksic, S.M. Mr. & Mrs. Charles Lytle Mr. and Mrs. Len J. Matuszek Mr. Matthew J. McLaughlin ’05 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick McLaughlin ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Meale ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Pat J. Morgan Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neuhaus Mr. & Mrs. Andrew A. Pokupec Mr. David J. Prenger Mr. Daniel P. Ragland Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Raymond Mrs. Susan E. Reinhardt and Mr. Mike Kelsch Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Reis Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Ring Mr. & Mrs. John P. Rodenberg Mr. Matthew J. Rooks ’98 Mr. & Mrs. R. D. Rosfeld ’97 Mr. and Mrs. James W. Schaffer Mr. & Mrs. Michael Shaffer Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Shannon Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Spitznagel Mr. & Mrs. Gregory O. Stanforth ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Sweeney Mr. & Mrs. Alexander J. Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Tull Mr. and Mrs. Mark V. Vicario Mr. Michael G. Ward ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher B. Wilke Mr. & Mrs. Derek S. Williams ’91 Mr. & Mrs. David W. Yelton Mr. and Mrs. David G. Zilch

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Buckley Mr. and Mrs. John M. Buckley Mr. and Mrs. Kevin T. Buckley Ms. Mary Anne Clifford Mr. and Mrs. James R. Devanney Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dillhoff Mr. and Mrs. Terrence M. Donnellon Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Gahl Mr. and Mrs. William T. Geiger Sister Judith M. Klei, R.S.M. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Rayburn

In Memory of Donald L. Cazel Sr. Mrs. Mary Frances Costello Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dillhoff Ms. Sara Shierling Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wagner Ms. Doris Weber

In Memory of James C. Champlin III ’72

Ms. Cheryl Hill Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Hoffer Mr. and Mrs. David Hutzel JMA Consultants Inc. Mr. and Mrs. George J. Kavouras Mr. and Mrs. P. Terry Knapmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Knollman Mr. Herman W. Knueven III Mr. and Mrs. Andrew G. Lair Mr. and Mrs. Gregory E. Lechner Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Leuenberger Mr. and Mrs. David J. Markgraf Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. McGinnis Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. McQueen MIS Micro Information Services Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard F. Moeggenberg Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Nurre Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Orr Jr. Ms. Helen J. Peters Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Pieper Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Porges Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Radcliff Mr. Michael R. Rakel ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Raymond Reading Boy Scout Troop No. 633 Ms. Holly Rebensdorf Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Regensburger Ms. Judith A. Reilman Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Riedmiller Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Rippe Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Riser Mr. and Mrs. John V. Rush Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Sabato Mr. Douglas G. Sand and Mrs. Ann M. Gilligan-Sand Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Schaefer Mr. and Mrs. William M. Schuler Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Schworer Mr. Steven M. Smyth Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Spaulding Mr. and Mrs. David T. Stevenson Summit Country Day School Ms. Sally P. Tamborski Ms. Carol Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Toia Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ron T. VonDenBenken Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Vonderhaar Mr. Michael A. Vonderhaar Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wagenlander Mrs. Mary Wallenhorst Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Wampler, Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. William K. Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Whitacre Wilcots Family Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Wilken Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Wolf Dr. and Mrs. Steven S. Wunder

Anonymous Ms. Teresa M. Alford Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Baggette Mr. and Mrs. Gary D. Barnett Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Beringer Dr. and Mrs. Robert T. Bertsch Bethesda North Rehabilitation Unit Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Bohlen Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Boudreaux Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Buckley Mr. and Mrs. George J. Buerger Mr. and Mrs. Douglas T. Burgdorf Mr. Jeffrey J. Burke Mr. James H. Butler Ms. Lisa D. Champlin Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Champlin Mr. and Mrs. Garry E. Clark Dr. G. Stephen Cleves and Mrs. Therese Esswein In the Name of the Class of 1964 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Colak Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Finke Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Creighton The Financial Network Group Ltd. Mr. Thomas A. Darbie Mr. and Mrs. Gregg DeVita For the Birthday of JoAnne Cook Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Dierkers Ms. Jeffrey D. Ault Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Doll Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Barnard Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Dorsey Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Bodger Mr. and Mrs. David Eckley Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Brakeman Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Edelmann Ms. Lucille R. Bryan Mrs. Peggy A. Ernstes Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Dascher Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Fiest Mr. and Mrs. James R. Dreggors Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Finan Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Early Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Fischesser Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Ferrara Mr. and Mrs. Kim E. Fladung Mr. and Mrs. David L. Finkle Mr. and Mrs. Terry K. Flanagan Mr. and Mrs. Harland R. Fogle Jr. Ms. Karen Fox Mr. and Mrs. John G. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garbacik Ms. Sheree L. Frazier Mr. and Mrs. William T. Geiger Frances M. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Gertz Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Oris Grim Jr. Mr. Robert A. Glassmeyer Mr. and Mrs. William E. Holler III Mr. and Mrs. Ronald P. Gushulak Mr. and Mrs. James B. Johnson Mr. Nathaniel Han Ms. Robin Just Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Harsch Mr. and Mrs. David R. Kanagy Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hartke Mr. and Mrs. David A. Langell Mr. and Mrs. John Hemm Mr. Donald Liska Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. Hennigen Moeller’s 2010-11 Donor Honor Roll • 20 Mrs. Jeanette R. Hildebrandt

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Donor Honor Roll 2010-11 Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Liska Mr. and Mrs. Allen D. Marshall Ms. Harriett W. McAllaster Ms. Althea L. McPherson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Meer Ms. Ann Murray Ms. Mary Ellen Nopper Paller Financial Services Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rishebarger Ms. Patricia A. Ruehl Mr. and Mrs. Edwin P. Sanders Mr. and Mrs. John P. Schumacher Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Slaughter Mr. and Mrs. John F. Turk Mr. and Mrs. C Allen Watts Mr. and Mrs. David W. Wilson Ms. Anne C. Woodman Ms. Diane Zeidwig

In Memory of Ray Corbett ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Anderson Ms. Mary Lousie Boylan Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Brewer Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas F. Brewer Mr. and Mrs. Rick Cappel Mr. Michael J. Duffy Ms. Anne M. Dulle Ms. Lucille A. Gerdes Mr. and Mrs. Art Hein Mr. and Mrs. Timothy K. Hogan & Kathy O’Callaghan Mr. Harvey Jeffery Ms. Mary C. Kroeger Mr. and Mrs. William K. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Lutmer Mr. Gary J. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. James T. Mundt Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Pickelhaupt Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Primm Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Solsman Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Stitts Mr. and Mrs. Dale Watson Ms. Marjorie Zimmerman

In Memory of Joseph H. Currin ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Aielli Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Apking Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Birrell Bissell & Associates Insurance Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Boate Mr. and Mrs. Matthew D. Borman Mr. J.G. Brinkman Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Brodbeck Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Broussard Mr. and Mrs. Norm L. Cass Mr. and Mrs. James M. Currin Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Currin Mr. and Mrs. Kelly J. Fox Good Samaritan Newborn ICU Mr. and Mrs. Mark Guanciale Mr. and Ms. David L. Hammerly Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Hoffer Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Hogenkamp Mr. and Mrs. Herb Huesman Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hugenberg Jr. Mr. F. Michael Hyzdu Mr. and Mrs. David R. Keffer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Bob R. Kerns Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Lampert Mr. Patrick A. Lang Mr. Terrence H. Lang Mr. and Mrs. Brett Lawless Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Lonneman Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Madden Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Marchioni Mr. and Mrs. Keith W. Olson Mr. and Mrs. William J. Payne Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Schafer Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Schindler Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Siggins Mr. Aaron P. Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Stautzenbach Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. Sylvester Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Varabkanich Mrs. Margery D. Ward 21 • FALL/WINTER 2011

Dr. and Mrs. Steven S. Wunder Mr. and Mrs. William H. Zimmer

In Memory of Doug A. Devine ’86 Ms. Lois J. Devine

In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Dornoff Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Dornoff

In the Name of Brother Robert M. Flaherty, S.M.

Mr. and Mrs. John G. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Morrison Mr. and Mrs. David J. Naber Wells Fargo Educational Matching Gift Program Mr. and Mrs. Scott Williams Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Winterman

In the Name of Joseph M. Lopinto '02 and Matthew T. Lopinto '08

Mr. Austin W. Ross

Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Lopinto

In Memory of Chip D. Galinari ’65

In the Name of David J. Markgraf ’77

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. DesMarais Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Joesting Ms. Eileen M. McGuiggan

In the Name of Daniel A. Gehrlich ’09 Mr. and Mrs. David L. Gehrlich

In Memory of Gary R. Glassmeyer ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Albrinck Ms. Susan M. Aloisio Mr. and Mrs. John F. Broermann Ms. Lillian E. Conover Mr. and Mrs. Donald Diesel Ms. Mary Jo Eling Mr. Daniel Foley Mr. and Mrs. William Fuersich Ms. Lucille A. Gerdes Mr. and Mrs. James H. Giles Ms. Charlotte A. Glaser Mr. Daniel A. Glassmeyer Ms. Wilma M. Gosink Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Gramann Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Greiner Mr. Robert L. Griffith Mr. and Mrs. Gil M. Gusweiler Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hackworth Mrs. Jeanette R. Hildebrandt Ms. Hazel L. Keith Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Kettler Mr. and Mrs. John A. King Mr. and Mrs. P. Terry Knapmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Kolda Dr. and Mrs. Alan L. Laub Mr. Albert J. Leisring Mrs. Shirlaine Meyer Ms. Nancy G. Meyrose Mr. and Mrs. Bernard F. Moeggenberg Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. William Rohlfs Mr. Douglas G. Sand and Mrs. Ann M. Gilligan-Sand Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Terry M. Sheehan Mr. and Mrs. James S. Widmeyer

In Memory of Richard Goehler Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Kuhlman Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Lopinto

In Memory of Steven T. Johnson ’99 Ms. Erin K. Burk Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Johnson

In Memory of Christopher P. Koegel ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Leisring

In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. John Kravec Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Kravec

In Honor of the Dr. Edward Kremchek Memorial Scholarship Dr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Kremchek

In Memory of Joseph A. Lopinto Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Curtin Mr. and Mrs. William T. Geiger Mr. and Mrs. Gil M. Gusweiler Mr. and Mrs. Randall R. Hanes Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Knipper Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Kuhlman

Mrs. Jo Ann R. Markgraf

In the Name of Eric T. Mettey ’82, Creig Mettey ’72, John D. Mettey ’76, and Thomas A. Mettey ’80 Ms. Joan E. Mettey

In Memory of Rob Miller Mr. William L. Foley

In Honor of the Rene’ and Roland Molina Memorial Scholarship Dr. Ida Zinam

In Memory of Joseph W. Morse ’99 Ms. Muriel E. Morse

In the Name of Robert J. Parker ’70 Mrs. Jo Ann R. Markgraf

In Memory of Joshua D. Pflum ’11 Anonymous Mr. Michael E. Abeln Mr. Lucas M. Agricola Mr. William K. Alexander Mr. Dante N. Angiulli Mr. and Mrs. David W. Arand Archbishop Moeller High School Mothers’ Club Mr. Alexander T. Barlow Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Barlow Ms. Joan Barnhill Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Barron Bayer & Becker Inc. Mr. Vincent A. Belperio Mr. Patrick J. Bennett Mr. Joseph M. Binder Mr. Andrew C. Blum Mr. Michael P. Blum Mr. Kyle J. Bobay Mr. Taylor J. Bockrath Mr. Christopher P. Boes Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Bolender Mr. Chandler A. Bonn Ms. Nancy A. Bonn Mr. Austin M. Boraten Mr. Austin M. Bracken Mr. Joseph E. Bracken Mr. and Mrs. Sean G. Bradfish Mr. Peter J. Bronner Ms. Terry Brotherton Mr. and Mrs. Ronald F. Burkhardt Mrs. Edda Camardo Cincinnati Psychotherapy Associates Mr. Andrew M. Clancy Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Coletti Mr. Reed J. Collier Mr. Michael A. Collins Mr. Kyle J. Conner Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Conway Ms. Barbara J. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Randall J. Corgan Mr. Logan J. Crowe Mr. Nicholas M. Curry Mr. Mark A. Dalga Mr. Gregory Damon Mr. Avinash Das Mr. Mourad H. David Ms. Nancy R. Dawley Mr. Zachary T. Dawson Mr. Stephen J. Dean Mr. and Mrs. David G. DeHaemers Mr. and Mrs. Louie B. DeTemple Mr. Michael A. DeVita

Mr. and Mrs. Derrick E. Dews Mr. Stephen F. Diciero Mr. and Mrs. Richard Doyle Ms. Regene Dubell Mr. and Mrs. James R. Ebbers Mr. Adam J. Eckhoff Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Edwards Mr. Oliver J. Englehart Mr. and Mrs. Ned C. Ertel Mr. and Mrs. Emilio T. Fernandez Mr. Benjamin A. Fessel Mr. Charles W. Fiessinger Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Fischer Mr. Samuel E. Fraley Mr. and Mrs. Patrick T. Frank Mr. Paul G. Franke Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Franz Mr. and Mrs. Eric A. Fredrickson Mr. Hayden C. Frey Mr. Marc G. Gallenstein Mr. Michael A. Gallo Mr. Ross A. Geiger Mr. Dominic V. Geraci Dr. D. Grant Gilbert Mr. Austin R. Grogan Mr. Luke D. Guju Mr. and Mrs. Craig L. Gustafson Mr. Joshua C. Hafele Mr. Anthony M. Hall Mr. Jacob T. Handorf Mr. Jonathan R. Hanes Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy B. Harrelson Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Haskamp Mr. Jesse J. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Phillip L. Helgeson Mr. and Mrs. James L. Henderson Mr. Adam C. Henlein Mr. Nickolaus R. Herweh Mr. Thomas M. Hickey Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Higgins Mr. Matthew C. Higgins Mr. Ryan C. Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hill Mr. and Mrs. Roger C. Hoffman Mr. Brendan M. Holmes Mr. Kevin A. Holtel Mr. Allen M. Honerlaw Mr. Nicholas A. Hughes Mr. Pat M. Hunt Mr. Michael J. Irwin Dr. and Mrs. Richard F. Ittenbach Mr. Nikolas D. James Mr. and Mrs. Barry E. Jones Mr. Collin P. Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Junker Mr. Mark Keitel Mr. Leo Kessler IV Mr. Robert E. Kinker Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. Klasmeier Mr. Sean P. Kneipp Mr. Samuel R. Knudson Ms. Nancy Kowatsch Mr. and Mrs. William W. Kroncke Mr. Austin C. Kruszynski Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Kues Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Kuhlman Mr. Thomas Kuhn Mr. John R. Lair Mr. Alexander M. Land Mr. Daniel R. Lang Mr. Luke E. Lanman Mr. Eric K. Larison Mr. Jackson C. Lee Mr. Nicholas R. Lefke Mr. and Mrs. Ron P. Lehrter Mr. Gregory M. Leksan Mr. Justin R. Liggett Ms. Carol J. Lindeman Mr. Ryan E. Logan Mr. Andrew J. Long Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Lotterer Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Lotz Mr. Marshal G. Luning Mr. Michael K. Lynch Jr. Mr. Nicholas J. Marchionda Mr. and Mrs. David A. Martina Mr. Derrick Maserang

Mr. Patrick E. McCarty Mr. Zachery R. McCaw Ms. Francia Mechlin All the Meltons Mr. and Mrs. Norbert J. Menke Mr. Samuel L. Merritt Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Meyer Jr. Mr. Thomas A. Middleton Mr. Garrett D. Miller Mr. Hayden W. Miller Mr. Matthew D. Moeggenberg Mr. Tyler S. Monger Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Montgomery Mr. Connor P. Morgan Mount Notre Dame High School Mr. Michael J. Mullen Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Munafo Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Naber Mr. William J. Naber II Ms. Tamarah L. Nance Mr. Eric K. Neuville Mr. Fred Newbill Mr. Tyler A. Norris O’Bannon Creek Golf Club Mr. Cullan E. O’Brien Mr. Andrew S. O’Bryan Mr. Daniel S. O’Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Olinger Mr. Johnathan F. Opdycke Dr. and Mrs. Marc P. Orlando Mr. Eric J. Osborn Mr. Nathan A. Palatchi Mr. Joseph G. Palumbo Mr. Alexander M. Parra Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Patterson Paxton Civic Association Paxton’s Grill Mr and Mrs. John E. Pflum Mr. Matthew A. Pierce Mr. Alex P. Pietrandrea Mrs. Elizabeth B. Pitner Mr. and Mrs. Bernard C. Plaut Mr. Thomas E. Pohlman Mr. and Mrs. Barry S. Pokorny Andy Pokupec’s Mentor Group Mr. Alexander J. Powell Mr. Taylor P. Preston Mr. Carl A. Pretorius Mr. Justin R. Przezdziecki Mr. Michael A. Puma Dr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Quatman Mr. Kyle J. Raftery Mr. Kyle G. Rauch Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Rein Mr. Bradley J. Reinert Mr. Adam F. Riccobelli Mr. Maxwell E. Richey Mr. and Mrs. Kevin T. Rinn Mr. Kyle F. Robinett Mr. James F. Rogan Mr. Wyatt Rusche Mr. Erik S. Ruscher Mr. Samuel W. Ruschman Ryle High School Soccer Family Mr. Jason T. Sander Mr. Lucas C. Schamer Mr. Carson R. Scheidler Mr. James M. Schirmer Mr. David J. Schmitt Mr. Gregory G. Schneider Dr. and Mrs. Willaim J. Schoenberger Mr. David Schram Mr. and Mrs. Mike Sell Mr. Robert Sendelbeck Mr. Taylor S. Shaw Mr. and Mrs. David L. Shumar Mr. Stephen Sieber Mr. Tucker M. Skove Mr. Logan M. Smyth Mr. Steven M. Smyth Dr. and Mrs. Paul A. Spaccarelli Mr. Timothy R. Spanagel Mr. Michael J. Sparer Mr. Sam F. Speyer St. Xavier Mothers’ Club Mr. Benjamin C. Staley

Mr. Evan D. Stein Mr. Eric M. Stiene Dr. and Mrs. Henry A. Stiene Mr. Joseph A. Stiens Sunrise Medical Mr. and Mrs. Jim P. Sweeney Jr. Mr. Andrew T. Tanner Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Tull The Kroger Co. Mr. Patrick L. Thibodeaux Mr. Mark C. Tipton Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Tipton Sr. Ms. Pauline Toennis Mr. William M. Toney Mr. David F. Trame Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Trifilio Mr. Joseph J. Tull Mr. James O. Tussey Mr. Thomas F. Tussey Mr. Nathan T. Ventura Mr. Walter B. Vickers Mr. Cody J. Wacker Mr. Brendan P. Walsh Mr. Jonathan A. Ward Mr. Maxwell W. Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Wedzikowski Mr. John R. Westerkamp Mr. Dylan H. Wever Mr. Robert A. Whitacre Mr. Connor E. White Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Wickerham Mr. Gregory M. Wickerham Mr. Stephan Wies Mr. Luke R. Wilken Mr. and Mrs. James M. Wing Mr. Matthew T. Woebkenberg Mr. Michael J. Wolf Mr. Nicholas J. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Wordeman Mr. Michael T. Wright Mr. Robert S. Wynn Mr. Ahmed O. Zaman The Zander Family Mr. Michael W. Zoller

In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard W. Pohlman Mr. and Mrs. Alan F. Hollatz

In the Name of Andrew S. Poole ’05, and Michael A. Poole ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Poole

In Memory of Jack Repasy ’68, and Gregory J. Rossmann ’79 Mrs. Mary Beth Repasy

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard H. Olding Mr. & Mrs. Barry Schmid The F.D. Lawrence Electric Co.

Ms. Constance M. Feys Mr. Richard J. Gianni Jr. Ms. Laurie Goettke Ms. Janet Heil Ms. Kristina Hellwig Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Koons Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Korb Macy’s Foundation Ms. Julie Maines Mr. Ryan Martini Ms. Angela M. Meagher Premier Dealer Services Inc. Ms. Glynnis Reinhart Mr. Michael Sasarak Mr. and Mrs. Justin A. Setzekorn Mr. Phil H. Snow Mr. Matthew J. Thorne Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Thorne Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Topits Mr. and Mrs. Marc E. Wagner

In Honor of Michael A. Stofko

In Memory of Harry Waechter

Dr. Francis J. Schlueter and Ms. Mary K. Welsh Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. James Zeller

In the Name of William A. Schneller ’08 Mr. and Mrs. William A. Schneller

In Memory of Donald Schnitzler Ms. Teresa Boelleke Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Schnitzler

In the Name of Gregory O. Stanforth ’67 Mandare Foundation

In Memory of James E. Stewart

Mr. Derek LaVonn Berry

In Honor of Michael Cleveland Dr. and Mrs. Frank P. Cleveland

In Memory of Terri Skeeters Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Sylvester

In Memory of Betty Sylvester Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Cooper

In Memory of Michael Tabb ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Carr Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Fitz Sr. Dr. and Mrs. John B. Gillen Sr. Mr. Stephen Gruber Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Kirkpatrick Mr. and Mrs. William E. Krintz Mr. and Mrs. D. Brian Lohss Mr. Gary L. Meltzer Mr. and Mrs. John K. Morehead Ms. Lisa K. Petersen Mr. and Mrs. Joshua S. Plew Ms. Bridget T. Priedel Mr. Charles J. Turk Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Walter Ms. Margaret C. Wilson

In Honor of the Michael J. Thorne Scholarship AXA Foundation Mr. Jordan R. Bain Mr. and Mrs. Michael Biordi Mr. Mark J. Bodnar Ms. Jill C. Cantleberry Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Cerrezin Ms. Andrea L. Chambers Mr. and Mrs. Christopher W. Dolle

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Waechter

In Memory of Aaron Wietzel ’91 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. William G. Bailey Mrs. Jane Busemeyer Dr. and Mrs. Pete Caples Ms. Michele S. Coleman-Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Cook Mrs. JoAnne Cook Mr. and Mrs. Loern Cook Ms. Rosemary Cook Ms. Paula Daugherty Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Dorsey Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Gammon Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Hickman Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Janszen Mr. and Mr. Marlow Jordahl Mr. and Mrs. Roger D. Kahle Ms. Sharon L. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Greg Kingery Mrs. Lew Ann Lawhorn Ms. Mary Ellen Nopper Mr. and Mrs. Carl T. Renneker Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Swan Ms. Karen Y. Veeneman Ms. Margaret R. Wietzel

In the Name of Brian Winterman ’14 Mr. Richard J. Winterman and Dr. Kathleen G. Winterman

In Memory of Tyler B. Rotte ’92/ Moeller High School Soccer Team Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Cumming

In the Name of Scott F. Schaffner ’87 Dr. Connie Boehner

In Honor of the Schira Family Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. Ernstes Mr. and Mrs. Casey V. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Eric T. Henry Mr. Chris Higgins Mr. and Mrs. David E. Horwitz Mr. Anthony S. Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Klonne Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Olexa Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Rohlfs Mr. and Mrs. Gregory T. Stofko Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Tenkman

In Honor of the Eric J. Schlueter Endowed Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Fischer Dr. and Mrs. John B. Gillen Sr. Mr. and Mrs. David L. Rutti Dr. and Mrs. David E. Schlueter Dr. and Mrs. Elmer Schlueter

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The 2010-11 Moeller Annual Fund Drive

Report of Revenue and Expenses

Thanks to your generosity, we did it! Last year we raised more than one million dollars, and we couldn’t be more grateful!

(Forecast, as of July 1, 2011, for 2011-12 Fiscal Year)

YOU make a real difference in the lives and education of our current and future Men of Moeller. Tuition covers only 81% of the cost to educate a student at Moeller, so the Annual Fund helps bridge the gap of $2,495 per student! The Annual Fund supports academic program enrichment, technology advancements, service opportunities, tuition assistance, and co-curricular activities. Participation is most important, and supporting the fund every year makes a difference daily at Moeller, from morning prayer until the lights turn off in the gym at night.

This year our goal is $1.25M, and we know that with your help we can continue to grow the “Moeller Winning Tradition.”

Highest % of Participation Class Class Class Class

of of of of

2011 1977 1985 1979

73.21 11.16 10.48 10.23

Highest Average Donation Class Class Class Class

of of of of

1979 1978 1972 1980

$5,156.88 $3,686.47 $3,027.32 $1,320.02

Most Money Donated Class Class Class Class

of of of of

1979 1978 1972 1980

$139,235.67 $62,670.00 $45,409.78 $25,080.30

Graduation Year

Donors per Class

Class Size

% Class Participation

Money Donated

Average Donation

Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class

18 15 20 24 24 16 21 14 15 10 17 17 13 27 17 27 19 11 14 11 13 24 12 10 10 10 4 8 2 8 3 2 5 11 3 5 4 4 4 3 6 3 8 2 5 5 3 164

178 257 244 258 236 250 259 260 258 247 235 223 203 242 242 264 235 224 241 243 228 229 227 219 238 205 203 170 151 190 167 186 188 194 206 201 202 224 207 201 233 243 205 234 214 251 177 224

10.11% 5.84% 8.20% 9.30% 10.17% 6.40% 8.11% 5.39% 5.81% 4.05% 7.23% 7.62% 6.40% 11.16% 7.02% 10.23% 8.09% 4.91% 5.81% 4.53% 5.70% 10.48% 5.29% 4.57% 4.20% 4.88% 1.97% 4.71% 1.32% 4.21% 1.80% 1.08% 2.66% 5.67% 1.46% 2.49% 1.98% 1.79% 1.93% 1.49% 2.58% 1.23% 3.90% 0.85% 2.34% 1.99% 1.69% 73.21%

$15,685.00 $17,280.00 $9,645.68 $13,694.00 $5,675.00 $4,000.00 $2,150.00 $4,325.00 $45,409.78 $5,270.00 $8,140.00 $17,687.50 $5,274.31 $19,005.80 $62,670.00 $139,235.67 $25,080.30 $3,685.00 $8,988.22 $11,708.00 $9,955.00 $19,303.00 $3,685.00 $4,164.00 $2,665.00 $3,175.00 $345.00 $6,316.64 $175.00 $2,975.00 $1,525.00 $210.00 $525.00 $3,936.66 $850.00 $1,434.00 $500.00 $325.00 $620.00 $1,100.00 $1,150.00 $270.00 $780.00 $625.00 $130.08 $210.00 $65.00 $3,762.72

$871.39 $1,152.00 $482.28 $595.39 $236.46 $250.00 $102.38 $332.69 $3,027.32 $527.00 $478.82 $1,040.44 $405.72 $703.92 $3,686.47 $5,156.88 $1,320.02 $335.00 $642.02 $1,064.36 $765.77 $804.29 $307.08 $416.40 $266.50 $317.50 $86.25 $789.58 $87.50 $371.88 $508.33 $105.00 $105.00 $357.88 $283.33 $286.80 $125.00 $81.25 $155.00 $366.67 $191.67 $90.00 $97.50 $312.50 $26.02 $42.00 $21.67 $23.08

691

10,616

6.48%

$495,386.36

$720.04

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1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Tuition & Fees Donations & Fund Raising Student Services Other Revenue Total Income

8,859,694 1,455,000 1,409,500 1,070,054

69.2% 11.4% 11.0% 8.4%

12,794,248

100.0%

7,506,585 1,610,406 662,000 1,340,650 1,529,690

59.4% 12.7% 5.2% 10.6% 12.1%

12,649,331

100.0%

Expenses by Category

Debbie Geiger, Advancement Director

of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of

Forecast 2011-12 Income by Source

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

Cost of a Moeller Education Per Student

Financial Aid Dollars Awarded 2004

$58,880

2005

$184,050

2006

$346,799

2007

$325,025

2008

$381,642

2009

$407,133

Expenditures Tuition

$13,085 $10,590

2010

$548,306

2011

$600,000

Gap for Fundraising

-$2,495

2012

$733,000

Enrollment: 21-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 2011 – 2012

734 770 790 817 862 871 887 908 890 913 930 949 935 972 966 951 936 928 917 907 926 924 Moeller’s 2010-11 Donor Honor Roll • 24

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New Timeline Exhibit tells the ‘Truth’ about

THE MOELLER STORY On October 14, 2009, the newly formed Communications Committee gathered together at 7 AM in the Pastoral Ministry Conference Room. Their goal was to create a communications plan to commemorate and promote Moeller’s upcoming 50th Anniversary.

As the group brainstormed together – a 50th website, a Facebook page, a DVD, a book, a blog, W-MOE alumni podcasts, and more – Louise Hoelker, head of PR for Shriners Hospitals for Children, suggested an exhibit. The hospital had just celebrated its 40th anniversary, and they had commissioned a large-scale timeline consisting of patient profiles and documenting the work of the pediatric burn hospital. The hospital worked with Graff Designs, a local graphic and environmental design firm who had worked on such exhibits at The Ohio State University and the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame and Museum. “At the time, I knew that the group Graff Designs was exactly what Moeller needed to showcase its history. Their work is creative, original, and produces dramatic results.”

Two years later that suggestion became a reality and the capstone of Moeller’s 50th Anniversary activities.

Advancement Director Debbie Geiger secured funding from two generous Moeller benefactors – Curt & Linda Curran (photo right) and Ted ’79 & Becky Catino (photo bottom right) – and Moeller commissioned the same graphic artists that Shriners had used so successfully: Graff Designs.

The goal was to create a similar permanent exhibit for display in the main hallway of the school celebrating the many successes of Moeller as a high school in the Marianist tradition, instilling pride in Moeller’s past, and vibrantly promoting Moeller’s future.

Originally this exhibit was proposed as a timeline encompassing the history of Archbishop Moeller from its inception in 1960 to 2010. However, as the Graff Designs team began researching the project through a variety of Moeller publications, meetings, and respondent surveys, they began to envision the project in a larger sense.

Top photo: Tom Knipper, past parent and current volunteer on Moeller’s Planned Giving and Scholarship Committees, views new Timeline exhibit.

Bottom photo: The Timeline was blessed by Father Al Hirt, O.F.M. (pictured), along with concelebrants Father Tom Kreidler and Father Ken Swhwartz.

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“The facts alone do not tell the Moeller truth,” said Daniel Graff in his conceptual design presentation to a newly formed steering committee. “A timeline of dates and events do not capture the spirit of what makes the Moeller experience so special – almost sacred – to the students, families, alumni, Marianists, administrators, and faculty who built one of the nation’s premier Catholic high schools.”

DESIGN CONCEPT “To tell the Moeller truth – ‘The Moeller Story’ – we propose an exhibit to celebrate 50 years of transforming the Men of Moeller from high school students to men of faith, men of knowledge and accomplishment, men of family, men of service, men who are charged as leaders, educators, athletes, artists, musicians, businessmen, and more,” said Graff. “Through the Marianist Charism, the Men of Moeller are transformed into ‘Men for the World.’ ”

The Vision The Graff Designs team then described their vision: “The display will visually and textually explore how the Moeller experience uniquely molds and challenges young men to aspire to greatness – in many varying interpretations of the world. Rather than being solely a reflection of the past, this exhibit will view Moeller’s history as a determinant of the Blane Collison, Principal school’s vibrant present and promising future. It will serve as a permanent, prominent, and inspiring testament to Moeller High School’s many communities – most importantly, the current generation of Men of Moeller.”

“Not Just Men of

the World, But Men for the World.”

The Message The Graff Designs team decided to use the five Characteristics of a Marianist Education as the primary organizing structure of the exhibit. “Each Characteristic will be represented as a microcosm of the Moeller experience,” said Graff. “The background will include a montage of iconic Moeller images that reflect that specific characteristic.

Layered over the background will be panels that include text blocks, mini-timelines, photo montages, then-and-now vignettes, honorary bios, and other features.”

The Truth “We believe this approach most ‘truthfully’ conveys the essence of Moeller’s first 50 years of existence,” Graff continued. “However, in view of Moeller’s incredibly successful athletic programs – and their fervent supports – it is important to note that this creative treatment was intended to promote the achievement of Moeller High School as a whole. Athletic accomplishments, while incorporated as an important facet of the Marianist Characteristics, are not singled out or highlighted.

Moeller thanked the generous benefactors of the Timeline – Linda and Curt Curran (top) and Becky and Ted Catino ’79 – with a commemorative collage.

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For example, the panel on ‘Educating for Faith Formation’ may include a photo of a Faust-era football team praying around the Our Lady of Moeller statue with a brief vignette by a student who tells how faith is incorporated into all aspects of Moeller life.”

Unifying Theme The Graff Designs team had one more vision to convey as they unveiled the most important design element. “As a unifying theme that flows throughout the panels, there will be hundreds of affirmative statements by the current students and alumni that ends with ‘I am a Man of Moeller,’ explained Mikki Graff, graphic designer of the exhibit.

“This will stand for decades to come as the definitive statement of what it means to be a Man of Moeller.”

Mass Dedication & Blessing On Thursday, September 29, “The Moeller Story” exhibit was officially unveiled and blessed as part of an all-school Mass. “On the day of the blessing and dedication I had the pleasure to personally view the Timeline side by side with Gerry Faust and Phil Gigliotti,” said Advancement Director Debbie Geiger. “That brought even more meaning for me to hear them respond to the pictures and the memories of the exhibit. After hearing that they were pleased and impressed with the exhibit, I knew we did a good job of telling ‘The Moeller Story.’ ”

Perspectives “The Timeline project was a reflection of the devotion many people have for Moeller High School,” said alumnus and exhibit benefactor Ted Catino ’79. “The commitment and dedication put forth by all those involved is

inspirational. Becky and I appreciated having the opportunity to be a small part in a great project for a wonderful organization.”

Exhibit benefactors Curt and Linda Curran agreed.

“It is an honor to be a part of the Moeller Family,” they said.

“Our prayer is that the Timeline will inspire the young Men of Moeller to appreciate the past, acknowledge the present, and embrace the future of this wonderful institution.”

“When Graff Designs began the project, we were somewhat familiar with Moeller,” said Daniel Graff.

“We knew it was a Catholic high school with a strong sense of pride and tradition. We were familiar with the theater program there as well as its strong athletic program.

The most significant aspect about Moeller that we learned from doing this project is the sense of family and community that the school nurtures. We hadn’t been in the project more than a week or two when we started thinking of Graff Designs as part of that family, too.

We were – and still are – in awe of the people who give of themselves to make Moeller High School an amazing place. And not just for the four years that they are a student or a parent of a student at the school – but for 20, 30, and 40 years.”

Mikki Graff added, “Part of the project included gathering ‘I am a Man of Moeller” statements from students and alumni who shared how Moeller had changed their lives,” she said. “We knew it was going to be a powerful message, but when I read the hundreds of responses coming into the Graff Designs office, they brought tears to my eyes. I hope that the teachers, parents, coaches, administrators, and volunteers realize that they have made a meaningful difference in so many lives.” M

Exhibit Content After several months of research, in July 2011 the Graff Designs team presented their content proposal to the committee. “We have developed this content using the surveys, magazines, and other provided source material,” explained Mikki Graff. “Obviously, space constraints keep us from including the hundreds of people who have ‘built’ Moeller.”

To assist with this part of the process, the Moeller steering committee enlisted a few school “experts” who had lived and experienced much of Moeller’s history and who could provide a fair perspective: Barry Borman ’64 (one of the 196 original freshmen in 1960 – and who returned in 1969 to teach), Bill Braun ’72 (returned to teach in 1977), and Carl Kremer (began his tenure in 1984).

Together, they worked with President Bill Hunt and others to whittle through the choices the Graffs presented. “We knew from the beginning that this would be the most difficult part,” said Hunt. “Even though it’s a sizable exhibit, to condense the incredibly rich history into the space we did have was a real challenge. At several points I stood back and reveled in peoples’ remembrances of times, places, incidents, etc. that have shaped this remarkable school. And, as usual, most of the memories centered around people, their powerful stories, and the building of the Moeller Family.”

Legendary Coaches Gerry Faust and Phil Gigliotti point to Moeller’s founding principal, Brother Lawrence Eveslage, also known to them as the “Big E.”

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Mikki and Daniel Graff were the designers of the Timeline project.

Brief Honorary Biographies “Although coming up with the first honorary biographies was difficult in many ways,” said Geiger, “we also knew that we would be able to update these every year. There are so many people who deserve to be represented under each of the five Characteristics of a Marianist Education. Our goal this year is to create a process so that each fall we can honor and recognize five new individuals and continually update the honorary bio panels.”

2011-12 Honorary Biographies

My Experience

Mission: Father Chaminade, Henry Moeller, Brother Eveslage, The Marianists, Charism: Brother Flaherty, Blane Collison, and John Massarella

Faith: Catino Family Quality Education: Magner Family Family Spirit: Buckley Family Service, Justice & Peace: Michael Suter ’80 Adaptation & Change: John Boehner ’68

Marianist Characteristics

Sister Judy Klei, R.S.M. (above) was an original member of the Timeline project team.

The Timeline project grew out of the Communications Committee's 50th Anniversary planning. Several members of the committee are pictured above, from left: Advancement Director Debbie Geiger, Volunteer Peg Ashbrock, Development Associate Mary Fischer, Volunteer Margaret Stevenson, Communications Director Johanna Kremer, Volunteer Louise Hoelker, and Volunteer Jennifer Sturgis.

Faith Formation: Brother Wanda & Father Leshney Quality Education: Ken Schlotman & Brother Lohrey Family Spirit: Gerry Faust & Barry Borman ’64 Service, Justice & Peace: Brother Ron Luksic & Mike Moroski Adaptation & Change: Dan Ledford ’66 & Bill Hunt

Mini-Timelines

Then & Now Panels

Moe-ology

Faith Formation: Pastoral Ministry Quality Education: Student Government Service, Justice & Peace: Social Justice Adaptation & Change: Technology

Mission: Alumni Teachers, Athletic Championships, Principals Faith Formation: Mass/Chapel Family Spirit: Dances Service, Justice & Peace: Missions Adaptation & Change: Campus/Buildings Mission: Defined Faith: Kairos Quality Education: Art Family Spirit: House System Service, Justice & Peace: The Brothers Adaptation & Change: Theater

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The 2011 Alumni Awardees Special Recognition to the Alumni of the Class of 2011

From Phil Kreiner, Alumni Association President

Presented to an individual who through years of tireless effort has made significant contributions to the growth of Moeller:

Fellow Alumni, From the recent 50th Anniversary to the culmination of an outstanding reunion year and dedication of a new Timeline exhibit, great things are happening at Moeller High, and I couldn’t be prouder to call this my alma mater and serve as your president of the Alumni Association.

We continue to recruit and build our class captains for each graduating year so that we can spread the good news, network, and engage the now more than 10,000 alums who are the “Men of Moeller.” We need your help!

If you would like to join our team of class captains, please call the Alumni Office at (513) 791-1680, ext. 1310, to find out how you can help. You will see a complete listing of the current class captains in this publication, and several openings are still available. We ask you to consider serving your class as we move forward with great initiatives and support for Moeller.

From left: John George ’74 and Alumni Association President Phil Kreiner ’76, key leaders within the alumni organization

The 2011-12 Moeller Alumni Association Class Captains

We hope you have enjoyed the first of many alumni electronic newsletters. We look forward to communicating with you our current school news, events, and alumni connections. If you haven’t received your copy, please contact the Alumni Office or email Mary Fischer at MFischer@Moeller.org to update your email address.

In February we will be conducting a special contest for our alumni. When you go to our website (www.Moeller.org) and select “Alumni,” you will be given an opportunity to register online. By registering, we will also be able to serve you better by keeping our alumni network current.

We continue to Once you register, you will also be entered into a drawing recruit and build for a free iPad! So spread our class captains the word! for each graduating

year so that we can spread the good news, network, and engage the now more than 10,000 alums who are the “Men of Moeller.”

As we enter the Christmas season, I ask you to prayerfully consider a gift to the Moeller Annual Fund. You may choose to designate your gift to support a scholarship sponsored by your class year that will benefit a son of an alumni who wishes to receive a Moeller education…the same education that you received and cherish today.

From all my work at Moeller over the past years, I can assure you that it is the best gift and investment you can make. As always, keep the “Men of Moeller” tradition strong!

Take Care and God Bless,

Phil Kreiner ’76, Moeller High School Alumni Association President 29 • FALL/WINTER 2011

If you are interested in joining our Class Captain Team, please contact the Alumni Office at (513) 791-1680, ext. 1310. We welcome your support in helping with the Alumni Association’s initiatives and events for the 2011-12 year! If you are not receiving monthly electronic emails, please call Mary Fischer at (513) 791-1680, ext. 1310, or email MFischer@Moeller.org, or login to https://netmoeller.moeller.org/login/ to register and update your records.

YEAR 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1968 1968 1969 1970 1971 1971 1972 1973 1974 1974 1974 1974 1975 1976 1976 1976 1977 1978 1979 1979 1979 1980 1980

R. DEAN MEISZER, BROTHER EVESLAGE AWARD:

Name Robert P. Niehaus Pat Monahan David E. Schlueter Timothy J. Albers Gregory K. Rairden John N. Widmeyer Michael J. Hacker Dennis J. Riedmiller Mark A. Wellinghoff Thomas R. Wolf William R. MacEachen Martin T. Lavelle James D. Leugers John George Allen G. Vonderhaar James A. Donnellon John W. Fead Philip J. Kreiner Mark S. Kuhlman Gerald J. Shannon Thomas M. Woebkenberg John M. Costello Jeffrey P. Heidel Pat J. Morgan John G. Meyer Michael E. Suter

EMAIL Opening Available NiehausRP53@aol.com pmonahan@columbus.rr.com bluemont77@yahoo.com timjalbers@yahoo.com grairden@pssd.com jnwidmeyer@fuse.net Opening Available michael.hackerge.com dennisr@riedmiller.com mwellinghoff@hcmg.com wolfmtdr@zoomtown.com macagcy@fuse.net mtl@zoomtown.com LEUGIE@AOL.COM jjgeorge@fuse.net agvonder@yahoo.com jdonnellon@barnesdennig.com jwfco@fuse.net pjkreiner@cinci.rr.com kuhlman513@gmail.com gshans4@gmail.com tmwoebkenberg@woodlamping.com john.costello@neacelukens.com caheidel@yahoo.com pat@morganhoffmanins.com jmeyer@raymeyersigns.com mike.suter@emerson.com

Charlie Fiessinger ’11 Jack Schlueter ’11 Nick Lefke ’11 Gold Shield Award Blessed Father Man of Moeller (University of Dayton) Chaminade Award Award (College of (University of Mt. St. Joseph) Notre Dame)

YEAR 1980 1981 1981 1982 1982 1983 1984 1985 1985 1986 1986 1986 1986 1987 1988 1988 1989 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1994 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 1999 1999 2000 2000 2001 2002 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2006 2007 2008 2008 2009 2010 2011

Name Robert G. Winterman Timothy M. Dirr Lawrence G. Kuhlman Thomas J. Breitenbach Rob Ebel Joseph D. Foley Jeff A. Schnedl Joseph A. Novello James A. Stofko Raymond J. Hilvert Timothy E. Marklay R. Kent McKenzie Stephen J. Weis Francis W. Asbrock Joseph W. Hodge Robert A. Hornback Kevin Manley Gregory T. Stofko Mike Beerman Michael S. Bohmer Joseph M. Cameron Joseph M. Schimpf Brian M. Fitzpatrick Nicholas G. Hodge Andrew J. Shafer Andrew Kwiatkowski Joseph P. Buckley Justin Bayer Nathan R. Reed Scott Jones Andrew B. Albers Daniel M. Stringer Michael P. Munafo Mark D. Purdy Anthony E. Cunningham Michael J. Welker Phillip R. Lane Vincent W. Vicario Joe Huffman Adam J. Scheidler Matt McCormick Anthony J. Rack Zachary M. Freeman Jack Schlueter

EMAIL rwinterman@sibcycline.com timdirr@gmail.com larry@bramkamp.com tbreits@fuse.net Rebel@fuse.net jd.foley@hotmail.com JASCO@fuse.net joe@unifiedcapital.net coachstof@gmail.com ray.hilvert@newbalance.com tmarklay@pumptek.com kentmckenzie@cinci.rr.com weis@gemcompanies.com casbrock@cinci.rr.com jhodge@edgegp.com hornback.ra@pg.com kevin@greendiamondgallery.com gstofko@cypressrx.com haveabeerman@yahoo.com michael.bohmer@lpl.com jcams15@gmail.com jschimpf@sgmlawfirm.com bmfitz99@gmail.com nick.hodge@kroger.com shafer45@hotmail.com armkwi@yahoo.com joseph_buckley4@yahoo.com justinbayer@me.com reednathan2@yahoo.com Jonesy_26_xu@yahoo.com ALBERS123@GMAIL.COM mrdstringer@gmail.com mmunafo@aerotek.com purdyophthalmics@gmail.com Opening Available t.cunningham12@yahoo.com mwelker@tmgideas.com phillip.r.lane@gmail.com vvicario@perfectnorm.com Opening Available Josephl.@huffman@gmail.com scheids6@aol.com Opening Available mattmccormick@gmail.com rack2088@yahoo.com plaezf@msn.com Opening Available jjschlueter@gmail.com

Dean Meiszer is a co-founder and president of CBank. The bank was formed in 2007 to provide Commercial Banking services to locally owned companies in the Greater Cincinnati market.

Furthermore, CBank provides private banking products and services to the area business owners and professionals in our community.

Prior to forming CBank, Dean had a 17-year investment and merchant banking career with The Crisler Company and other related enterprises. Upon graduation from Bowling Green State University, he joined Key Bank where he worked for his first 11 years while simultaneously earning an MBA at Xavier University.

He and his wife, Susan, have two children, Nicholas ’06 and Natalie (MND ’08). Dean is the past chair of Moeller’s Finance Committee and vice chair of the Advisory Board where he worked closely with the Moeller administration for eight years.

CAMERON JAY RAINS ’74, DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWARD: Presented to a graduate who has given outstanding service to his community and who has distinguished himself as a Moeller alumnus: Jay Rains is a partner with DLA Piper, one of the world’s largest law firms, where he is global co-chair of the firm’s Corporate and Securities Group and a member of the firm’s executive committee.

The respected English research firm Chambers & Partners lists Jay in Chambers USA: America’s Leading Lawyers for Business, noting that “He is known for the high quality of his work.” Jay has been recognized in The Best Lawyers in America and as a San Diego “Super Lawyer.” Additionally, the San Diego Daily Transcript named him among San Diego County's Top Attorneys, “the peer-selected best and brightest in San Diego’s legal arena.”

Jay is a past president of the Century Club of San Diego and was the general chairman of the 2000 Buick Invitational. He served as chairman of the local organizing committee, the Friends of Torrey Pines, that raised $3.5 million for the restoration of Torrey Pines South. Jay was the co-general chairman of the 2008 U.S. Open and a member of the Executive Committee of the U.S. Golf Association from 2003-10, serving three years as vice president.

A 1978 graduate of the College of Holy Cross (Mass.) where he was a two-year football letterman, Jay received his law degree from the University of Notre Dame in 1981, where he was also a graduate assistant football coach for the Fighting Irish. He joined his current law firm that same year.

Jay lives in San Diego with his wife, Kathleen, and their daughter, Courtney. Their son and daughter-in-law, Cameron and Elizabeth, live in San Diego as well.

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ALUMNI CALENDAR FEBRUARY MOELLER SPORTS STAG – Mark your calendar for Thursday, February 23, 2012!

We are pleased to announce Phil Castellini, Chief Operations Officer for the Cincinnati Reds, as the featured guest for the Moeller Sports Stag!

Joining Phil for an exciting night to celebrate the Cincinnati Reds is Jeff Brantley, “The Cowboy” radio broadcaster from the Cincinnati Reds Radio Network and major league All-Star pitcher. On hand for the evening

will be a number of honored and distinguished guests who will make this a spectacular event.

Chair Nick Hodge ’94, along with Co-chair Mark Doran, are excited to be working with a great group of staff and volunteers to make this a great Stag for 2012. To volunteer or purchase a sponsorship, contact the Alumni Office at Alumni@Moeller.org or (513) 791-1680, ext. 1310.

Registration begins January 1, 2012.

Paul Keels '75, the voice of the Buckeyes, will be the 2012 Stag MC.

2012 REUNIONS Our Class Captains and organizers led a great reunion weekend in October that included a well-fought victory football game against the LaSalle Lancers, golf, a stag, and a very well attended alumni social.

Photos complements of Dennis Cronin ’64

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The Alumni Office is committed to hosting numerous reunion events in the coming year, so SAVE THE DATE! The 2012 reunions will be held the weekend of Friday, October 5, 2012, and will feature the Moeller Crusaders vs. Elder Panthers. All alumni in the Classes of 1967, 1972, 1977, 1982, 1987, 1992, 1997, 2002, and 2007 will be invited to celebrate in 2012! If you are interested in planning your reunion activities, please contact the Alumni Office at (513) 791-1680, ext. 1310, or email Alumni@Moeller.org.

DECEMBER 2011 Basketball Alumni Night: Friday, December 23, 2011 Moeller vs. Middletown 7:30 PM See www.Moeller.org (Support Moeller – Alumni) or www.LetsGoBigMoe.com for more information or contact the Alumni Office at (513) 791-1680, ext. 1310.

MARCH THE MOELLER ALUMNI ASSOCIATION PROUDLY PRESENTS: LIFE PLANNING FOR RETIREMENT DATE: Wednesdays, March 7 & 14 TIME: 7-9 PM PLACE: Chaminade Library COST: $59 (Note: The tuition covers one workbook and registration for an individual and guest/spouse/partner.)

WORKSHOP CONTENT: Life Planning for Retirement, Retirement Needs and Expenses, Retirement Roadblocks and Mistakes, Retirement Income Sources, Retirement Plan Distributions, Investments, Risk Management and Asset Protection, Estate Planning RSVP: The Financial Network Group, (513) 469-7500, ext. 0 MORE INFO: Moeller Advancement Director Debbie Geiger at DGeiger@Moeller.org WORKSHOP SPONSOR: Edward J. Finke ’64, President The Financial Network Group www.thefinancialnetworkgroup.com

MARCH Sunday, March 11, 2012 Father-Son Mass & Breakfast 9 AM Moeller Auditorium and Cafeteria

APRIL Saturday, April 21, 2012 MoeTown!

Savannah Center in West Chester, OH Proceeds benefit the Moeller Tuition Assistance Program. 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 email her at MLechner@Moeller.org.

MAY SAVE THE DATE! Moeller Red’s Night Friday, May 11, 2012, vs. the Washington Nationals Watch for more details in the coming months…

ALUMNI BOARD MEETINGS: The Alumni Association Board meets the following dates at 7 PM in Moeller’s Board Room: Thursday, January 19, 2012 Thursday, February 16, 2012 Thursday, March 15, 2012 Thursday, April 19, 2012 Thursday, May 17, 2012

From Pitcher to Producer…

But Always a “Man of Moeller”

By Mary Fischer, Development Associate

When Eric Fischer graduated from Moeller in 1998, he was certain that a career in baseball was his ultimate goal.

He had a choice “Coach Cameron taught me and was faced with a good discipline, hard work and opportunity with winning,” said Fischer. the Chicago “It’s not just good enough White Sox. For many to put on a uniform. You 18-year-old have to know how to win.” graduates, this path is not always so clear and certainly not always obtainable.

Besides the obvious talent, Eric grew and matured as an athlete at Moeller.

“Coach Cameron taught me discipline, hard work and winning,” said Fischer.

“It’s not just good enough to put on a uniform. You have to know how to win.

A good teacher or coach knows how to get you to perform at your highest level. Losing builds character, but knowing and expecting how to win leads to success.”

terrible event transpired exactly 100 years prior.

While working in Cincinnati, Fischer visited Moeller and sought out a current Moeller Crusader who might be interested in helping on the movie set with production work and experiencing a movie production first-hand. He wanted a student who was passionate about this type of work and who would benefit from this very valuable experience.

Current senior Tim Valentine was the obvious choice. Tim’s Moeller rally videos are renowned throughout the school, and many clips have been featured on the Moeller website (www.Moeller.org).*

“Moeller prepared me to go to work in the job force,” said Fischer. “It’s different going directly into college after high school. I was thrown right into professional sports. That’s a job.

And Moeller prepared me to do it well.”

While on vacation in North Carolina, Valentine received a call from Eric inviting him to participate as an on-set intern production assistant.

“At the time, I had no clue what I was getting myself into,” says Valentine. “I was able to shadow different people each day and pick up techniques and skills needed for that particular job. While on the set I had a discussion with the writer of the movie, Kevin Carraway, on the process of writing a movie.

It was great!”

Fast-forward to July 2011: Eric Fischer is now an accomplished actor, writer, and movie producer.

He and his wife, Brianna Lee Johnson, have paired together in their career and in life. They visited Cincinnati to begin work on their latest project, Seven Below, an indie thriller starring Val Kilmer. The story centers on a group of strangers trapped in a time warp house where a

Tim worked for two months, showing up six days a week, 12 hours a day, observing and learning all the different pieces that make up a film. “I walked away after two

Fischer spent eight years as a professional pitcher with the Chicago White Sox followed by the Minnesota Twins. Although he did some acting locally as a child in Cincinnati, it was when he left baseball in 2007, moved to L.A., finished his degree at Cal State University, and created eFish Entertainment, that he began a whole new career path.

months having learned many camera techniques, different lighting skills, the writing process, and editing work that takes place in making a film. The experience was life changing and has helped me in my quest of gaining a better understanding of the process of how a film is created.

I am very grateful to Eric Fischer.”

Fischer has been delighted with the experience and the opportunity to help out a fellow Moeller student.

He visited two classrooms and spoke to some aspiring videography students regarding his own personal story.

“Tim really knocked it out the park,” commented Fischer. “If this is an inclination of what Moeller is breeding in students, they are in very good shape. Moeller students should be very proud of whatever uniform they are wearing, class they are studying, and the diploma they are receiving.

They should be very proud.”

When asked if Fischer had any advice for the current student body or future “Men of Moeller,” he simply stated, “If the door is closed in front of you, don’t push it open – take it off its hinges!”

Tim Valentine *Ti m ’s m o s t r e c e n t v i d e o p r o d u c t i o n – a n d one of his most popular to date – features a clever music promo for the annual Canned Food Drive. He created this clip with senior Jake Alexander, and it’s available on YouTube.

“Ever since I took the video production class at Moeller my sophomore year I have been interested in film,” said Tim Valentine.

“I have been on the set of the movie Seven Below, worked for the company Videograyphics, and created my own short movie clips with Jake Alexander for Moeller. Using my talents to help others allows me to have fun and help out the Moeller community.

I plan on studying film in college, and I dream of someday being on the set of my own movie.”

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Weddings

Mike Ward ’86: Adventure at Sea

Moeller extends its best wishes to the following graduates and faculty who have/will “tie the knot”:

By Mary Fischer, Development Associate

Mike Ward ’86 still walks the halls of Moeller High School.

In his 20th year of teaching, he is a recognizable figure whose passion for teaching the Men of Moeller has never diminished. Many a graduate enters their college career a better student for his influence on them in science and math. But there is another activity that he enjoys almost as much as teaching…sailing.

This past July, Mike and Tim Erdmann, a fellow Moeller science teacher, along with two other sailors departed southern Virginia for a 680-mile Atlantic crossing to Bermuda. Their vessel was Mike’s 1977 Westsail 32 cutter, the Seahawk. While onboard the six-plus days excursion, they were able to observe flying fish, a pod of dolphins playing in the bow wave, and “unbelievable sunrises, sunsets, and stars!”

Upon arrival, the four couples enjoyed experiencing island life, eating out, and swimming “on some of the most beautiful beaches in the world,” Mike said.

“We also attended Sunday morning service at the oldest African-American church on the island.

What an experience!”

On the night before his return voyage, Mike’s adventure began to foreshadow rougher waves ahead. “I had a major accident with the boat’s wind generator—a large windmill that generates electricity for the boat,” he explained. “I was taken to the

hospital by a wonderful local family and, after a night in the ER, had surgery on my scalp. My fiancée Heidi extended her trip to help me recover, and we were truly amazed and humbled at the hospitality, friendliness, and concern of the locals.”

Undaunted, Mike soon prepared for the voyage home. “My goal and dream was to make a single-hand passage,” he said.

For the first two days the winds were fickle, and then a storm began to brew. “I spent the next 36 hours changing sails, tending to mechanical issues, fixing broken equipment, navigating, etc. all while trying to maintain my sleeping and eating patterns,” he said. “That 36-hour span was one of the most challenging periods of my life. Towards the end of the storm I was experiencing 20-30 knot winds with wave heights approaching 15 feet.

I felt the power of those at home praying for me as I had to frequently dig down into my reserves to get things done.”

“In summary,” he said, “the trip was one of the most beautiful, awesome, and challenging experiences I have ever had. I feel that I have grown tremendously through the adversities I faced. What’s more, I will always be able to say that I crossed an ocean on my own boat.”

Burbrink, Rick ’66 retired from the United States Post Office after 37 years in management.

He is now employed with ICF as an analyst/engineer. He and his wife, Pam, have five grandchildren.

Monahan, John ’66 recently retired from service with the Amberly Village Police Department after 37 1/2 years, the last 18 as police and fire chief. He and his wife, Donna, have three children and nine grandchildren with one on the way. John currently is an appraiser and realtor.

Monahan, Pat ’66 has been involved as a board member of Community Chest and the village mayor of Shawnee Hills, OH, for the last four years. He is happily married to his wife, Julia, since 2004. They met as army veterans marching in a Memorial Day parade. Pat’s children are grown, and he has 13 grandchildren. He served in the US Army as a staff sergeant in Vietnam.

O’Connor, John ’66 has been self-employed for nearly 40 years, providing security for Archbishop Moeller High School for 29 years.

His wife, Diane, has worked for American Airlines for 25 years.

His son, Tony, runs cross country and track for Lakota East and his daughter, Tiffany, holds a 3.8 GPA. John has six grandchildren and loves to travel.

Rivers, Dan ’66 retired in 2003 from teaching history, American government, and economics for the Cincinnati Public Schools. He currently works as a volunteer at the Edgar Cayce Foundation in Virginia Beach where he writes dream analysis and interpretation for clients and frequently gives talks on the subject.

Dan enjoys flying after earning his private pilot’s license in 1995.

Snell, Jim ’66 is a Vietnam era veteran serving in the Air Force 1967-71.

He has been married 38 plus years to his wife, Pam. They have one daughter, Erin, and one grandson, with a second grandchild born in October 2011.

Moeller Expands its Alumni Network to Washington, D.C. Moeller is expanding its alumni network by beginning the process to open a new chapter in Washington, D.C. Kevin Kimener ’98, one of the organizers of this initiative, explains why. "With Moeller alumni having forged great strides in the business, political, philanthropic, and academic communities, developing these local chapters nationwide will help spread awareness of Moeller’s

mission and impact,” he said. “It will also expand support for select initiatives, exploring the alumni's ability to influence their communities, and increase networking and leadership opportunities. We are only limited by our imagination.”

After meeting with the Speaker of the House John Boehner ’68 at his office on Capitol Hill, the chapter organizers – Kevin, along with President Bill Hunt, Bro. Ron Luksic, and Erik Traynham ’98 – hosted a small alumni gathering at The Army & Navy Club (photo left).

President Bill Hunt and Bro. Ron Luksic, S.M., recently traveled to Washington, D.C., to begin developing a new alumni chapter. Pictured, from left: Erik Traynham ’98, Bill Hunt, John Boehner ’68, Kevin Kimener ’98, Bro. Ron Luksic, S.M., and Dave Schnittger ’89.

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Michelle Lynn Millennor and Matt Rooks ’98, July 2, 2011.

Katie Pontius and Kevin Buckley ’02, October 1, 2011.

Births Congratulations to the following couples: Stephanie and Mark Schaeper ’90, son, Matthew Lloyd Schaeper, May 10, 2011, in Mooresville, NC. Leah and Jason Topits ’99, son, Jackson Robert Topits, July 15, 2011.

Emmy and Andy Dumond ’04, son, Adrian Dumond, August 29, 2011.

Wenstrup, Steve ’66 is a management consultant for Wenstrup Management Consulting. He retired from Procter & Gamble after 29 years of service. After graduation from the University of Cincinnati, Steve served in the US Army as an army field artillery officer in the US, Germany, and South Korea. He and his wife, Carolyn, have been married for over 40 years and have two married children and five grandchildren. Tim stays busy with many parish and church-related volunteer activities. (The Wenstrup Family pictured above.)

Steve Backhus ’67 passed away from complications of cancer on April 11, 2011. He is survived by his wife, Rosanne, and their four children: Theresa, Cristine, Annie, and Michael. Steve wrestled, golfed, and ran cross country at Moeller. He graduated from UC and worked for the GAO after earning his MBA from Case Western Reserve.

Steve served in Germany early in his career. His family resides in the Washington DC area. (The Backhus Family pictured above.)

FACULTY/STAFF BIRTHS Jenny and Zach Gagel ’95, son, Matthew David Gagel, October 4, 2011.

Melanie and Matt Johnson, son, Jacob Charles Johnson, October 3, 2011 (not pictured).

Abby and Doug Rosfeld ’97, daughter, Adele Faith Rosfeld, September 14, 2011.

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Kuhlman, Mark ’76 works in sales for Case Paper Company.

His wife, Leslie, is executive director at Ruah Woods which teaches Theology of the Body.

They have two children, Laura and Sara. Laura is in her third year of formation at Mater Ecclesiae College and is pursuing a religious vocation.

Sara is a sophomore at High Point University studying education and playing Division Il lacrosse.

Lohstroh Jr., Robert ’71 and his wife, Cynthia, have five children and reside in Cincinnati.

In July 2009, Robert underwent a double lung transplant at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. Since recovering, he volunteers with Lifecenter in Cincinnati and goes to various events to promote organ donations and a non-smoking lifestyle.

Albrinck, John ’76 and Sandy were married in 1988 and have two children: Steve, who graduated from Moeller in 2008, and Michelle, who will graduate from Mt. Notre Dame in 2012.

Asbrock, John ’76 and Rhonda were married Sept. 27, 1980.

Their son, Mark, is a Wright State graduate and in the Army Reserves. Their daughter, Emily, is a Northern Kentucky University graduate. Mark has worked as a trooper for the Ohio State Highway Patrol for more than 27 years.

Schneider, Jim ’76 moved to Tampa, FL, in 1988 to enjoy the sun and beach. He still loves it there and now considers Cincinnati a nice place to visit, although he misses the town, restaurants, and friends. He works as a pharmacist with Walmart and has three children: Kate, Brad, and Alli.

Bauer, William ’81 is a senior engineer for the Ford Motor Company.

He graduated from the University of Dayton in 1985 with a mechanical engineering degree and a master’s degree in engineering management from Wayne state University. He and his wife, Tracy, have two children, Alee and Eric.

Suter, Matt ’81 graduated from the University of Dayton in 1985 and has been employed by P&G for the last 26 years.

Married to Kelly for 17 years, they have four children: Holly (15), Thomas (14), Katie (12), and Patrick (10). He is active in his church and coaching all four children.

Braig, Kevin ’86 and his wife, Kristen, moved into their current home at Indian Lake in 2004.

They have two children, Ryan and Annie, who enjoy summer lake life. In the fall of 2010, Kevin took his dad (a lifelong Green Bay Packers fan) to Lambeau Field to see the Packers beat the Detroit Lions.

Koetter, Tim ’86 graduated from the University of Cincinnati with a degree in mechanical engineering.

Tim worked in North Carolina, Mississippi, and Kentucky before settling back in Cincinnati.

He and his wife, Lori, have three children: Alex (8), Ellie (6), and Sarah (4), and they live in Evendale. He has worked for Covidien for 15 years.

Bauer, John ’76 is a Midwest regional manager for Sato America, Inc. He and his wife, Ann, have been married for 26 years and have two children, Leah and Evan.

Day, James ’76 is a primary care physician for the Eastern Hills Internal Medical practice. He graduated from The Ohio State University Medical School in 1984 and completed the Christ Hospital Residency Internal Medicine program in 1987. He and his wife, Cynthia, have been married for 30 years and have three children.

Huiet, Tom ’76 works as the HUD project manager and electric inspector for Middletown. He and his wife, Teresa, reside in that city and have seven children.

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King, Tim ’81 has spent the last 15 years as a funeral director for Tufts Schildmeyer Family Funeral Homes, Inc. He began his career in 1997 after going back to school and graduating from the Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science. He originally graduated from the University of Dayton in 1985 and spent nine years teaching high school science and coaching football. Tim is married to Mira, and they have two daughters.

(Tim King and his family pictured above.)

Schwarber, Tom ’86 graduated from The Ohio State University. He had a short stint in the minor leagues with the Detroit Tigers. Tom married Lynn Giroud and three years later had triplet boys. A year and a day later they had a girl! He enjoys time with family and has spent the last five years as the pitching coach for the Middletown Middies varsity team. He works as a sales consultant for Smith and Nephew.

Geiger, Chris ’04 graduated in May 2011 with his master’s in business administration from Thomas More College. He is currently employed with Unilever as a category management manager and was relocated to Minneapolis, MN, in November.

(Pictured left, Debbie, Chris, and Bill Geiger at Thomas More College graduation, May 2011.)

Shea, Pat ’86 and his wife, Meg, have been married and living in Madeira since 1997. They have two daughters, Carley and Macy.

In 2009 he was elected to the Madeira Board of Education and is currently serving as vice president.

Pat has been the national sales manager at Cincinnati Metals for more than four years now.

Sauer, John ’91 owns and operates two Skyline Chili restaurants in Maineville and Centerville. He and his wife, Heather, have twin boys born in 2006.

Hall, Wade Benton ’94 was promoted to the rank of chief petty officer aboard the carrier USS Dwight D. Eisenhower CVN 69. When the carrier returned to home port of Norfolk, VA, his parents attended his pinning where the sailors had their insignia of rank and golden anchors pinned to their collars. Wade is engaged to marry Marybeth Suson from the Philippine Islands.

Geyman, Matt ’06 graduated with his bachelor’s in mechanical engineering from the University of Dayton in December 2010. He began his master’s degree in aerospace engineering at UD in January 2011 and has been completing his thesis research at WrightPatterson Air Force Base. He presented his ongoing thesis research at the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics 29th Applied Aerodynamics Conference in Waikiki, HI, in June 2011. (Pictured above, Matt Geyman on a recent visit to Hawaii.)

Frondorf, James ’96 is an assistant vice president of credit services for the Federal Home Loan Bank of Cincinnati. He earned an MBA in finance from the University of Cincinnati in 2009 and has been married to his wife, Beth, since 2004. They have three children and reside in Union, KY.

Pictured above, Dylan Russell and Garrett Hevesi Cass, grandchildren of Moeller staff member Debi Cass and her husband Norm, enjoy pre-game Moeller Crusader football activities.

Molloy, Justin '96 was recently promoted to assistant professor at the University of Oklahoma School of Art & Art History’s Visual Communication Program.

Justin and his wife, Rachel, now call the Sooner State home and are currently living in the university community of Norman, a suburb of Oklahoma City.

Cameron, Eric ’06 was a 2011 graduate of Indiana University where he was a four-year starter on the wrestling team and a two-time NCAA finalist.

Stanek, Joe ’06 graduated from the University of Cincinnati in December 2010. During his four years at UC he worked for the football team and currently is employed as a videographer for the University of Tennessee.

In Memoriam We express our condolences and deepest sympathies to the families and friend’s of these and other members of the Moeller Family who have passed on:* Asbrock, Raymond Backhus, Steve ’67 Barnes, Gerald Billups, David ’67 Borgert, Edwin Eckley, David Galinari, Chip ’65 Hanley, Audrey

Hennigan, Thomas ’72 Morand, Robert Morthorst, Arthur Reilly, Ruth Schlie, Thomas Valerius, Marian Wagner, Dorothy

* In our last issue we incorrectly included Mike Simon ’83. His family assures us Mike is alive and well, and his software company, LogMeIn, that we noted in last year’s fall/winter edition continues to thrive.

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