Moeller Windows - Fall & Winter 2010

FALL/WINTER 2010

M ELLERD 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 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

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Welcome to the makeover of MoellerMagazine! We first published the magazinein the fall of 1996 and called it Windows onMoeller. We’ve evolved since then, and nowin honor of our 50th Anniversary we’retaking this “golden” opportunity to refineour look to celebrate our Marianist Tradition.

Throughout the magazine we’ve woventhe threads of the Blessed William JosephChaminade’s* vision of education, calledthe “Marianist Charism.” His vision wasbased on his love and devotion to Maryand her example of faith. As I sit at the feetof Fr. Chaminade’s statue, I feel a profounddebt of gratitude. Educational researchshows that the key to any school’s successis its culture, and Moeller’s culture hasbeen grounded in the Marianist Charismfor the past five decades. It has been thecornerstone of the school’s success.

In this issue, we hope to illuminate howwe are living the Marianist Charism day today. For example, one tenant of a Marianisteducation is to “educate for adaptation andchange” (meaning we believe in continuousimprovement and preparing our studentsfor the future). In that spirit, AcademicDean Chris Wilke may have initiated oneof the most exciting educational softwareprograms since the Laptop Program began.Essentially, this product unleashes the

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

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

Our news department, now called“Moeller Today,” reports additional wayswe are living Fr. Chaminade’s vision. On pages 2-4, we show how Moeller is“providing an integral, quality education”(which means we provide a holistic educationinvolving the mind, heart, body, and spirit). On pages 5-6, we offer stories on“educating for service, justice, and peace,”as well as “educating for faith formation.”

Finally, we show in several features anddepartments how we are “educating in theFamily Spirit,” a key characteristic of aMarianist education. For example, onpages 13-14 we feature our grief group,which is a support system for studentswho have lost of loved one. Originally initiated in 1999, it was the first of its kindin the city and has now grown to involve13 support groups in 10 local high schools.On November 12, The Cincinnati Enquirerfeatured the teen grief groups on the coverpage (“Teen grief support groups in highdemand: Organizations help young peopledeal with death, loss”). Our MoellerFamily Spirit is an important part of whowe are as an educational system, as Fr.Chaminade envisioned. We truly are therefor one another, especially in times of need.

So, let us know what you think. We arelistening and always looking for betterways to communicate with you.

May Mary’s peace be with you,

Johanna Kremer, [email protected](513) 791-1680, ext. 1330

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Moeller Magazine is an official publicationof Archbishop Moeller High School foralumni, family, and friends. Commentsand questions are encouraged. Send your letters to:

EDITORJohanna Kremer,

Communications DirectorArchbishop Moeller High School9001 Montgomery RoadCincinnati, OH 45242-7780Voice Mail: (513) 791-1680, ext. 1330E-Mail: [email protected]

CONTRIBUTORSBill Balbach ’72Barry Borman ’64Blane CollisonChris Anne GaierDebbie GeigerBill Hunt Cindy NeuhausJim Stofko ’85

ADMINISTRATIONBill Hunt, PresidentBlane Collison, Principal

BOARD OF TRUSTEESCharley BlumTed Catino ’79Therese EssweinTom FitzJim Hubbard, SecretaryPete KimenerLeon Loewenstine Jr.Dan Neyer ’77Bob Niehaus ’65, ChairSally Nugent, Vice ChairMark Rippe ’72, TreasurerFr. Larry Tensi

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DISTRIBUTIONGinny Bauer & Chris Anne Gaier

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cover story9 FAMILY SPIRIT:

‘Summer Celebration’ Kicks Off 50th Anniversary Year

departments1 PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE

2 MOELLER TODAY

16 FROM THE PRESIDENT

17 GROWING MOELLER

29 CRUSADER CONNECTIONS

31 ALUMNI NOTES

features

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contentsMoeller staff Bill Kohus ’69(facilities) and his son, BillKohus Jr. ’98 (technology),were chosen to representtheir class in the 50thAnniversary alumni procession during the Mass(see page 11).

The students brought in1001 boxes of food for St. Vincent DePaul and theSt. George Food Pantry, anew record! “As the demandincreases, the Men ofMoeller meet the challenge,”says Pastoral MinistryService Director BrianGilronan.”More than 4,000families will benefit from thisduring the holiday season.”

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

13 FAITH FORMATION: OVERCOMING GRIEF: Finding Solidarity in Sorrow

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

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As Moeller celebrates its 50th Anniversary, our school takes greatpride in the accomplishments of our students and legacy of ouralumni. Today, we continue to attain excellence in our mission as aCatholic, Marianist school by educating the whole person. FatherChaminade’s vision for education remains the bedrock of how weapproach educating young men in the 21st Century. Althoughteaching methods have changed over the years, a Moeller educationis still rooted in the five timeless characteristics of a Marianist education: faith formation; quality education; Family Spirit; service,justice, and peace; and adaptation and change.

Committed to continuous improvement, Moeller has recentlyadopted new methods for the use of technology in our academicprogram, helping to prepare students for the rigors and demandsof living and working in a technologically based world.A key component of this effort isthe use of the DyKnow softwareprogram, which allows our students to become more engagedlearners and provides them with additional technological skills.(See page 7, “New SoftwareOffers Explosive Opportunityfor Interactive Learning.”)

The Moeller House Systemcontinues to improve from itsinception in 2005. The importanceof this initiative was most clearlydemonstrated during the recentloss of a senior this year, JoshPflum, in a tragic accident. TheHouse System’s Mentor Groupsserved as a primary means todeliver pastoral care to all our students as they worked throughthis time of sorrow. This student governance system also continuesto assist our students with their personal and social decisionsthrough the Man of Moeller leadership program. And the HouseAssemblies provided a perfect vehicle for celebrating our goldenmilestone through the recent 50th Anniversary Chaminade Dayand Mass. (See page 9, cover feature.)

While we honor and celebrate our past, be assured that the coreprinciples that have always been the guiding factors in helping todevelop the minds and hearts of Moeller students remain and willcontinue to grow as we look to the future!

Yours in service,

Blane Collison, Principal

Although teaching

methods have changed

over the years, a Moeller

education is still rooted

in the five timeless

characteristics of a

Marianist education:

faith formation;

quality education;

Family Spirit; service,

justice, and peace; and

adaptation and change.

MOELLER Celebrating 50 Years: 1960-2010 • 2

Could “Welcome to College”become the next big idea in social networking?If so, you can thank the Men of Moeller forhelping to launch this new Internet sitethat helps students network with oneanother as they choose the college that’sbest for them.

Ed Jamieson’s marketing class joinedwith alumnus and founder Justin Bayer ’97and his director of partnerships, J.P.Gregory, to roll out their new business. “It is a perfect fit for my marketing class tobe part of the new business start up,‘Welcome to College,’ ” says Jamieson.“The students get a first-hand look at abusiness plan, marketing plan, obstacles tonew business ventures, market research,focus groups, database analysis, and socialnetwork marketing. On the other hand,they get to serve as a valuable focus groupbecause they are the primary target market.”

Welcome to College’s website helps college-bound students plan, rate,share, and comparetheir campus visits.“Research showsthe most importantfactor in decidingwhere to apply is to visit the campus,”says Bayer, whocame up with theidea in 2005 whilerunning the campustour program forthe University of Vermont. “We created thistool to help students and families keep trackof the many impressions and gut feelingsthat occur when setting foot on campus.”

The site launched in September, andJamieson’s Moeller students were in on theprocess from start. “My students have

“Being part of (this)

experience gives me a

real-life model to

successfully enact

the marketing tools

Mr. Jamieson teaches

us in class,” says senior

Buddy Naber.

“Welcometocollege.com

has also benefited me

by allowing me to

access the opinions of

fellow students about

their experience while

visiting a prospective

college and to voice my

own opinions about the

colleges I have visited.”

truly helped the founders tweak businessdecisions and have been part of this sincethe beginning,” says Jamieson. “They have

also taken part of the marketing end of things by sharingthe value of theproduct with their peers.”

In its first week,the site drew morethan 2,000 visitorsfrom 44 states and20 countries.“Thanks to the solideffort of the class at Moeller, we

exceeded our goal of 250 users by securing315 user accounts to the site,” says Bayer.

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

WelcomeToCollege.com:Marketing Students Help Launch New Social Network

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

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The English Department initiatedthe Moeller Writing Center this fall– a program held during the M-Blockin the Chaminade Library throughoutthe year and staffed by seniors inthe English Honors Program.

“The center’s primary mission isto provide an additional opportunityfor students to become better writers, rather than to produce“perfect’ papers,” says EnglishDepartment Chair Geoffrey Girard.“The center does not, for instance,simply provide proofreading services. Instead, student tutorswill assist writers in learning howto proofread for their particularpattern of errors and to edit theirown work. They make suggestionsand offer advice about how eachwriter might improve his writing/paper. Anything from research and planning tips to paragraphorganization. Then, the writer mustmake his own decisions aboutwhat changes he will make tohis writing project and growas a writer accordingly.”

The Writing Center is open to students from all grades and for anycourse's writing assignment, not onlyEnglish essays. Largermonitors, donated bythe Moeller Moms’

Club, provide an easy way forwriters and tutors to work together.The center offers an additionalbenefit to the tutors themselves, forthe best way to learn is to teach.English teacher Eric Eble, whomanages the center and works withthe student tutors to develop theirown Socratic-teaching skills, notes,“I’m excited to see student leaderspushing the composition processoutside of the classroom and into amore relaxed, easygoing venue.”

“It’s really rewarding to helpteach underclassmen importantwriting skills,” says MichaelWright ’11. “I wish this lab wasaround my freshman year!"

The model for the conceptcomes from similar centers in colleges and universities. “Suchprograms are huge at the collegelevel,” says Girard, “and we hopethat, overtime, Moeller’s studentswill find and enjoy this unique

learning opportunity.”

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

NEWEST MEMBERS OF

MOELLER FAMILY:

“The new faces are a sign of our continued growth and desire to be better as a lifelong learning community,” says Academic DeanChris Wilke. “Each one of these professionals will work in their ownunique and talented way to makethe Characteristics of a MarianistEducation come alive on a day-to-daybasis.” Sitting, from left: JoanneSweeney (Main Office AdministrativeAssistant) and Maureen Reis (MathIntervention Specialist); Standing,from left: Bill Hunt (President),Kevin Conlon (Chemistry), CharlieLytle (Information TechnologyCenter Manager), Eric Eble (English),Jim Jewell (Math), Terri Schaffer(Physics & Physical Science), andGavin Gray (Videography). Not pictured: Michael Rose(English), Matt Johnson (SupportServices), and Kristen Nay (MathIntervention Specialist).

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


“This fall season far exceeded even the most optimisticpredictions,” says Athletic Director Barry Borman ’64.“Having all four of our fall sports teams finish in the top 10in the city polls, in itself, was a great accomplishment. Butour fall success went far beyond the city polls.” Accordingto Borman, the list of accomplishments includes:

THE SOCCER TEAM won an outright GCLChampionship and captured the sectional and districttitles. They competed well at the regional level havinggone as far as any team in Moeller history.

THE GOLF TEAM won the GCL title and the sectional and district tournaments with record scores.They also won eight season tournaments, anotherschool record, and qualified for state for the 9th consecutive time.

THE FOOTBALL TEAM finished as co-champs inthe GCL and qualified for the 9th straight year to thestate tournament. This is the longest streak of any D1school in Southwest Ohio Region IV.

Fall Sports Season‘Historic’ Says AD

MOELLER SCHOLARS:

Two Moeller seniors were namedNational Merit Semi-Finalists:Michael Wright (above, on left) andMatthew Woebkenberg (on right).Eight students were also named APScholars for earning a “3” out of apossible score of “5” on three ormore AP tests: Michael Wright,Ross Geiger, Brendan Holmes,Luke Agricola, Charles Fiessinger,Mark Dalga, Jack Schlueter, andMichael Irwin all received thehonor for their test scores. Schlueterwas also named an “AP Scholarwith Distinction” for earning a “3”or better on four or more AP tests.

MAYERSON LEADERSHIP

PROGRAM: Several Moeller stu-dents were chosen to attend theMayerson Service LearningConference at the University ofCincinnati in September: MarkDiGiandomenico ’13, Nick Lefke ’11,Nick Chacon ’12, John Harbaugh ’11,Jake Haigis ’12, and Justin Liggett ’11.

NATIONAL LEADERSHIP

FORUM IN MEDICINE:

Kyle Bobay ’11 was selected toattend this leadershipprogram that focuseson the early recogni-tion and preparationof the promisingfuture physicians.

Student attendees are exposed to distinguished medical leadersand research pioneers who arededicated to bettering humanity.

STUDENT TECHNOLOGY

COMMITTEE: A new studenttechnology committee was recentlyformed to help improve and guidethe technology at Moeller. Thecommittee will focus on technolo-gy-related issues, including atablet/laptop evaluation.

THE CROSS COUNTRY TEAM had an outstanding year competing in the toughest CC leaguein the state. The team laid a solid foundation with 50runners competing this year.

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

STUDENT ELECTED TO

CINCINNATI YOUTH IN

GOVERNMENT:

Nick Staresinic wasrecently elected toCincinnati Youth inGovernment from apool of more than 200Cincinnati-area

students. During this year, he willbe responsible for helping to draftlegislation, attempting to have thelegislation passed into law, andadvising the mayor on issues facing the youth of today.

NEW WAR & PEACE CLUB:

English teachersKevin Buckleyand AnthonyCorder areoffering anew co-curricularopportunitythis year – theMoeller Warand Peace Book Club. Over thecourse of the year the memberswill read about 156 pages a monthand meet to discuss Leo Tolstoy'sWar and Peace.


Service, Justice & PeaceMoeller Today

The ‘Men of Moeller’ Crusadefor Breast Cancer AwarenessOne in eight women will develop breast cancer in theirlifetime. At Moeller, eight mothers of football playershave recently been diagnosed with this disease, so thiscause is personal.

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

Using the theme “Men of Moeller Honor the Womenin their Lives,” the Moeller Football Team led the effortby sponsoring penny races, t-shirt sales, and a pinkbucket collection at the October 8 Homecoming footballgame. They also displayed a“pink wall” where students,parents, faculty, and stafflisted family members andfriends who have battledbreast cancer.

U4U Students Sell Beads toSupport Ugandan School"Unified for UNIFAT is now in the accessories business!"says Connie Ring, founder and director of U4U, thestudent-led organization that supports 120 childrenin Northern Uganda. "We have necklaces, bracelets,

earrings, zipper pouches,and purses. The jewelry ismade from magazines! Allprices range from $3 to $22.Everything is made inUganda – in some cases bythe mothers and guardiansof the children in the sponsorship program. All profits go directly backto UNIFAT School.”

The long-term goal for Ringis to help the parents of theUgandan children in the U4Uprogram find a sustainableincome, and making beadscould be the key to theirfuture. “What we would

really like to do is start abusiness. We want to find outhow many of the parents ofthe children in our programcan make the jewelry – weare guessing quite a fewsince it is something of anAcholi tradition,” says Ring.“If we have enough, wewould like to employ themto make beads for us. Of

course, this means that we would need a full-timeperson in Uganda to manage such a business... It’s a lot to think about, but all these issues will have

solutions in the next few years.” Bead orders can beplaced by e-mailing Ring at [email protected].

During theHomecoming game,freshman KevinMorrison andDakota Sizemore collected fundsfor the ProScanCenter.

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

A Special Thanks To Our Military

Soon, hundreds of military personnel will receive a personalletter of thanks from the Men ofMoeller. The school teamed upwith General Electric and The

Thank You Foundation to send care packages to the soldiers serving our country. “It is great they were ableto put cards in care packages,” said Kathy Hannah-Klatzke, foundation representative. “I hopethey know how much the receiver of thesecards and packages appreciates what theyhave done – sometimes it is the simplest ofthings that makes the biggest difference.”

“The woman in the picture isthe mother of Ayaa Naumi, whois a child in our U4U program,”says Connie Ring. “By purchasingher beads, we are helping all theway around… We are helping afamily who is in our programand raising funds for UNIFATSchool. All the profit goes to pay for the U4U mentor program.It’s a win-win!”


Faith FormationMoeller Today

BACKGROUND: The International PilgrimVirgin Statue of Our Lady of Fatima was sculptedin 1947 by Jose Thedim. He created his vision based on thedescription of Sr. Lucia, one of the three young seers who sawOur Lady each month from May to October 1917 in Fatima,Portugal. On October 13, 1947, in the presence of more than150,000 pilgrims, the statue was blessed by the Bishop of Leiriaat Fatima, Portugal, to be the pilgrim, the traveler.

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

The Pilgrim Virgin Committee was formed to carry out the mandate set down by the Bishop of Fatima in1947, and Pope John Paul II said that the Message of Fatima is more urgent now than ever. The Pilgrim VirginCommittee continues to bring the statue to the world. (Background resource: www.pilgrimvirginstatue.com.)

World-Famous Our Lady ofFatima Statue Visits MoellerOn Nov. 22, the world-famous internationalstatue of Our Lady ofFatima was housed atMoeller’s Holy FamilyChapel. During the day, religion classesattended a presentationand recited the rosary. In the evening there was a special presentation for the Moeller Family and surrounding parishcommunities.

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

GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP:

This is the 12th year that Moeller hasoffered a grief support group to those students who have experienced the deathof a loved one. One of the bereavementcounselors who facilitated Moeller’s original groups has since expanded it toinclude 13 teen support groups in 10 localschools. (See “Overcoming Grief: FindingSolidarity in Sorrow,” page 13.)

Special Invitations

TUESDAY MORNING

MASS: At 7:15 AM onTuesdays, Moeller offers a Massin the Holy Family Chapel to allmembers of the Moeller Family.You are welcome to join us.

FRIDAY ROSARY PRAYERS:

Now, every Friday morning Moeller offers anopportunity for the Moeller Family to pray theRosary at 7:30 AM in the chapel. Rosaries and“How to Pray the Rosary” sheets are provided.Each Friday there is focus, such as sayingprayers for anyone who has been touched bycancer; however, any personal intentions arealways welcome.

PRAYER CHAIN: You are welcome to pray with andfor members of the MoellerFamily through the PastoralMinistry Center’s Prayer Chain.Contact Liturgy Director JimElfers ([email protected]) tobe added to the list.

TUESDAYS WITH

MARY: On the secondTuesday of each month, youare welcome to attend“Tuesdays with Mary,” a coffeeand conversation session withthe new Moeller president following Tuesday morningMass in the Holy Family Chapel.


Moeller students arenot happy. A recently implemented educational software program called“DyKnow” (short for Dynamic Know-ledgeTransfer) has become their new nemesis, andthey’re ready to revolt. Taking direct aim inEric Eble’s English class, they fired away,using Eble’s persuasive essay project tovent their frustrations: “DyKnow has a net-nanny theme in which someone is watchingyour every move,” one group argued.

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

So which is it?Well, depending on your perspective, a

case could be made that it’s both. But evenso, most faculty (and parents) say that’s OK.

The software has two primary components: DyKnowMonitor (a computer monitoring system) and DyKnowVision (an interactive learning tool).

The monitoring program enables educators to take remotecontrol of students’ computers and block non-curricularactivities, such as playing games or accessing websitesnot related to classroom activities. “Though some students resent having their freedom curtailed, mostrealize that it is realistic that we expect them to use the technology for learning while they are in school,”says Wilke, the initiator of the DyKnow “revolution.”“Being able to give teachers the confidence that theirstudents (for the most part) have been significantlylimited in their ability to play games and randomlysurf the Web has led to an explosion in their online educational activities.”

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

New Software Offers

‘Explosive’ Opportunity for Interactive Learning

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

learning component enables teachers tocommunicate and collaborate with theirstudents. “The potential of DyKnow is that

it will raise the level of student engagement in the classroom,thus improve learning,” says Technology Director Jeff Gaier, a primary driver of the DyKnow project. “Once teachers get beyondthe basic function of ‘monitoring,’ the DyKnow Visiontools allow the teachers to engage the students.”

Jim Bauer, Business Department Chair and anotherDyKnow “driver,” agrees. “DyKnow allows me to bettercommunicate with all my students,” he says. Bauerbelieves the program provides practical ways to engageand challenge students. For example, he can initiatesmall-group discussions by virtually grouping students

together where they can converse electronicallywithout making a sound or leaving their

seats. “Students are comfortable withtexting and sharing ideas through

collaboration,” he says. Meanwhile,he can view these online

discussions through his moni-tor and provide feedback

simultaneously. When thestudents finish, he canreview their interactions,enabling him to knowwho has demonstratedmastery and who mayneed more assistance.

Elena Keyser, ForeignLanguages DepartmentChair, extols the value of the

discussion feature as well. “I allowstudents to ‘chat,’ as long as they do

so in Spanish or French,” she says.“This allows them to ‘toggle’ between

real-world and classroom activities.”The potential for individualizing the

learning process is one of the most powerfulaspects of the software. For example, students

can reinforce their learning by using the “replay”tool.

“I think one of the best features is the student replay which,once saved on the student’s machine, can be replayed step-by-step at various speeds which is a great review technique,” says Bauer. “This can be pre-recorded and studentscan listen and see the lesson as often as they wish.”

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

Another aspect of the vision software is itsability to extend the learning processbeyond the classroom. “DyKnow offers the potential for students toattend classes remotely,” says Gaier.

This “virtual classroom” component canbenefit both students and/or teachers whoare unable to attend class, says Bauer.

The DyKnow revolution has only justbegun. “We’re still in the very early stagesof introduction,” says Bauer. “As with any

start up, there will be alearning curve, and noteveryone will be satisfiedwith the results. This includesboth students and teachers.”

Overall, the faculty feedbackhas been “solid in terms ofexcitement and realizationthat the program has excellentpotential,” says Wilke. Thesoftware was introduced inApril, and teacher trainingbegan in August. “We arehaving continued facultyforums and other professionaldevelopment trainings asthe year progresses. Many ofour teachers have progressedimpressively on their ownby taking it on themselves todo the online seminars andother tutorials that are availableto them. I think that speaksto the professionalism andexcellence of our staff.”

As for the students, not all have yetyielded to the DyKnow Vision of education.But there are cracks appearing in their wallof resistance. “I have found more acceptancefrom the students as time passes,” saysBauer, “and by this I don’t mean studentsare resigned to their ‘fate,’ but that theyare discovering more productive ways toembrace this new tool at their disposal.”

Even Eble’s English students admittedthis much: “DyKnow is like a sour patchkid,” one group wrote. “At first it is sour,

and then it has the potential to be sweet.”M

“DyKnow has truly

helped our laptops

become an actively

applied learning

tool,” says Dean of

Academics Chris

Wilke. “Having the

teachers be able to

individually work on

and collaborate with

students through

the technology is

truly an impressive

advancement

in technology.”

Educating for Adaptation and Change

Freshmen Jake Geoppinger, Maxwell Davis, and Steven Fischer

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JULY 24 EVENT: “It was a true pleasure working with

the countless volunteers and dedicated staff to pull off

an event of this magnitude. All of these talented people

not only believe in the mission of Moeller but are so

proud of what it has become today. By so many different

groups coming together, it truly was a magical kick off to

a very incredible 50th Anniversary year.” Mary Fischer

quality summer celebration‘Summer Celebration’

Kicks Off Moeller’s 50th Anniversary Year

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With an estimated2,000 guests, Moeller kicked off its 50th Anniversary ingrand style. The Cincinnati PopsOrchestra was the feature attraction atthe July 24 “Summer Celebration.”While the weather was hot, the Popswere cool, playing a medley of showtunes conducted by Vince Lee.

“Having the Pops perform on thefields behind Moeller gave us the‘Wow’ factor we were looking forwhen we began planning this eventover a year ago,” said 50th Chair BruceBuckley ’67. “We were proud to be ableto bring this to the Moeller community.We think it was a huge success.”

Advancement Director Debbie Geigerand her legion of volunteers workedall year to create this once-in-a-lifetimeevent, and the evening was “pure

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A. The Moeller Band playsfor the Summer Celebrationguests. B. AdvancementDirector Debbie Geigerpresents the 50thAnniversary Chair, BruceBuckley ’67, with a framedcopy of the event poster. C. The Moeller Men’s Choirsings with the CincinnatiPops, directed by Vince Lee.D. The Cincinnati PopsOrchestra performed amedley of show tunes. E. The Rozzi family,Moeller alums, donated theevening fireworks display.F. A crowd of all agesbrought their lawn chairsto enjoy this historicMoeller community event.

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t gold” according to parent volunteerMary Fischer. “Moeller’s celebrationwas surely a summer favorite, not onlybecause of the great entertainment bythe Cincinnati Pops, but in addition,great food by local vendors, music bythe band Toast, the Moeller Men’s Choirsinging with the Pops, and the MoellerBand,” she said. “Rozzi fireworkstopped off the evening, with more than2000 people in attendance celebratingthe Moeller spirit and long-standingtradition of excellence. It just doesn'tget any better than that!”

“The Summer Celebration was ourway of giving back to the MoellerFamily and surrounding community,”said Principal Blane Collison. “Wewanted to show our gratitude for theirsupport in enabling us to grow anddevelop into one of the top Marianistschools in the country.”

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The year-long celebration continued on Sunday, September 12, with a special

Mass at St. Peter in Chains, as Moeller joined with LaSalle and McAuley High

schools, who are also commemorating their 50th anniversaries.

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In October, Moeller introduced“Chaminade Day,” a special all-day anniversary eventthat began with Mass. Father Martin Solma, S.M.,Provincial of the Marianists of the U.S., was the celebrant.During the ceremony, Brother Robert Flaherty, S.M.,celebrated his 50th anniversary as a Marianist byrenewing his vows.

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

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live music in the Activity Center byMoeller student bands. “Chaminade Daywas a true reflection of the creativityand spirit of the Moeller students,” saidEd Jamieson, House System Director. “Wehad more than 200 visitors, includingalums, parents, and former facultymembers celebrate with us. It was theperfect day of faithful celebration

“Chaminade Day brought the

Moeller Family together in a

way I had never seen before...”

with Mass and the erecting of theMarianist cross, followed by fun studentactivities. It is something they willremember for the rest of their lives.”

“Chaminade Day brought theMoeller Family together in a way I hadnever seen before,” said Mike Moroski,Zaragoza House Dean. “Students,alumni, families, and friends all gathered at Moeller and celebrated. The entire day felt blessed, and I couldnot have been happier or more thankfulto work where I work. The true credit goes to the student committee members:Scott Nugent ’12, Francis Ittenbach ’12,Joe Tull ’11, Carson Scheidler ’11,Charlie Fiessinger ’11 and student chairs,Mike Wright ’11 and Jack Schlueter ’11(photo F right). These young leadersworked with Ed and me for months toensure the day was a success, and theircreativity and dedication was a true testament to all that Moeller is.”

On November 22, the internationalPilgrim Virgin Statue, best known asOur Lady of Fatima, visited Moeller,offering a special blessing and presentation.In December there was a Family Mass,and more events are in the works for2011. “You are cordially invited to comecelebrate with us!” says Geiger, who is in charge of the 50th Anniversaryactivities. “We want the entire MoellerFamily to come ‘home’ this year andjoin in this very special occasion.”(See page 31 for the 2010-11 Moeller Calendar.) M

A. Fr. Martin Solma,S.M., performs the Mass.B. Bro. Robert Flaherty,S.M., renews his vowsafter 50 years of service.C. Faculty members RickBohne (religion), KenKeener ’65 (English), andKevin Kohls ’88 (math)cook for students duringthe House HomecomingTailgate Party. D. Pastoral MinistryDirector Brian Gilronanon sax and EnglishDepartment ChairGeoffrey Girard on electricguitar performing duringthe Chaminade DayStudent-Faculty TalentShow. E. Study bodysings the “Moeller AlmaMater.” F. Members of the 50th AnniversaryStudent Committee.G. Robbie Steffer ’11 suitsup for his role in the peprally.

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On Saturday, September 11, theMoeller Family lost a student in a tragic accident. This wasthe first time in recent memory that a Moeller student diedduring the school year. As Principal Blane Collison assembleda team of administrators and Moeller’s grief group facilitators,the team began plans to respond. “We’re about the Eucharist,”said Bro. Robert Flaherty, Guidance Department Chair. “We have an opportunity to meet this head on – and thefirst step in healing is trusting God’s power and majesty.”

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

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

Educating for Faith Formation

Overcoming Grief: Finding Solidarity in Sorrow


The Journey Ahead:

Moeller’s Grief Support Group

“It’s not over,” says Sheila Munafo-Kanoza, a co-facilitator of Moeller’sgrief group and executive director ofCompanions on a Journey, the largestfaith-based bereavement support service in the area. “You don’t reallyget over the death of a loved one. You just find a way to move forward.”

Munafo-Kanoza knows. She lost herhusband on her son’s first day of schoolat Moeller. Her sons, Tony ’97 and MikeMunafo ’00, later became mentors toMoeller students working through thedeath of a loved one. With Father MikeLeshney’s support, her son Mike beganMoeller’s first grief support groupduring the 1999-2000 school year.When he graduated that year, he askedhis mom to continue the group.

Pat Buckley, Moeller’s other griefgroup co-facilitator, knows the painassociated with loss as well. Her sonDan, Class of ’91, died 15 years ago.“Dan was killed in a random act ofviolence,” she said. “The Moeller community supported us in our darkesthour. They came to our home; theyhugged us; they cried with us. As ourother five sons attended Moeller, thefaculty and coaches continued to beencouraging to them. They allowed oursons to grieve and grow. This is how theMarianist Charism touched our lives.”

In September 2000, while chaperoningin Rome during the beatification ofFather William Joseph Chaminade, thetwo women’s lives connected. “Sheilaand I often reflect on the fact that thebeginnings of our grief work togetherstarted in Italy at the beatification ofFather Chaminade,” said Buckley. “His grace was certainly present.”

“The Holy Spirit brought us together,”Munafo-Kanoza said. “We shared ourgrief journeys and talked about theimportance of having a support groupat Moeller.” When they returned, theymet with Bro. Flaherty, who supportedtheir initiative. Soon after their meeting,Moeller’s first crisis occurred. TeacherJim Crone ’65 had a heart attack in thehallway at school and died. “Bro. Bobcalled us in to assist the students and

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

“We had some preliminary ideas (for the grief group) thatwe quickly used when Jim Crone suddenly died,” said Buckley.One idea was to provide food for the meetings. “Dan Ledford(Moeller principal at the time) personally paid for the firstdinner with our group at Ribs King. The boys ordered appetizers, ribs, dessert...it was a huge bill! Dan never blinkedand continued to support us in every way,” said Buckley.“Blane (current Moeller principal) has also embraced ourgroup and continues to participate every Christmas season.This has been an inspiration because his sharing allows theyoung men to see a different side of their principal.”

“The first year we had around 18-20 students who camefrom day one,” says Munafo-Kanoza. “Pat and I created aprogram that was a safe place to come. It was a place wheretheir feelings were validated. We educated them on thegrieving process, and we ignited a place where friendshipswere created. The students became mentors to one another…They have shared that it truly helps them to know they arenot alone.”

Nick Borchers, a former pastoral minister at Moeller, said thathe found the group to be one of the most valuable programsin the school. “The students who participate in this group

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

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

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often are in a deep need of a place to express their fears,desires, anxieties, sadness, and hopes,” he said. “Their classmates don’t understand their situation; their familiesare dealing with their own personal grief; and they do notfeel comfortable sharing with other people in their lives… I believe the community built among the students has themost lasting and significant impact on their lives.”

The grief group meets monthly, and since then Buckleyand Munafo-Kanoza have shepherded countless studentswith their journey. “The boys feel comfortable here becauseof these two,” said Pastoral Ministry Director Jim Elfers.“Their experience is very authentic and very sincere.

Especially whendealing withdeath, authenticityaffects the students,authenticity helpsthem find a comfortable spot.”

“You really do seethem grow,” saidBuckley. But griefis cyclical, theyboth explain, andeveryone travelsthis journey in hisor her own way.

“I still thinkabout my dadpretty much every day,” Mike Munafo told the griefgroup last Maywhen they met at MontgomeryInn for theirannual closingluncheon, “but I look at it in apositive way.Now when Ithink of him, Iwant to make himproud of me.”

One Parent’s Point of View

On Tuesday, a parent sent Moeller’spresident, Bill Hunt, an e-mail, which hethen shared with the faculty and staff:

I wanted to give you some feedback, and to thank you for the thoughtfulplanning that went into the experienceat Moeller yesterday. My son heard, felt, and shared every single availablemessage there was for him to get. He was moved and touched by all thathappened during Mass…

After Mass, his Mentor Group had asmall-group discussion where he felt safeenough to talk about his feelings andthoughts and found it helpful to hearthose of the others in the group. Theboys and their leaders sorted it outtogether, and no one had a wronganswer. It was OK to express emotion.Then on to his Religion class where theyworked through it some more by talkingand writing their thoughts. Maybe,most importantly, they moved to theChapel to pray the rosary, the onlyaction they could offer.

(My son) was still spirit-filled by thetime he came home from practice lastevening, wanting to talk about his day,his understanding of the sadness andloss, and the impact it had on him per-sonally. He recognized some new emotionsand was OK to just feel them. But theoverriding emotion was love, the love hehas for his family and friends, but alsothe love his school family has for each andevery person in it. He knows it is some-thing really special, something he wantsto be a part of, and truly the delivery ofwhat was promised to him when heenrolled in Moeller High School. He wasan important piece of the whole.

I asked if he was able to do his homework,and he said he was working on it. He saidhe had a Religion assignment, and thatwas to talk to each member of his family totell them how much he loves them. So hetold me, and I told him, and we huggedfor a long time, and cried together, andsmiled like we had a secret, like we werethe luckiest people on earth…

“Moeller was the pilot for the

Greater Cincinnati teen support

program, which is in its 11th

year and is now offered at nine

area high schools, including

Mount Notre Dame, Fenwick,

Lakota West, Lakota East, and

Hopewell. This year we will lead

110 groups and work with more

than 300 students. All grief

support groups are offered free of

charge to the schools and students;

funding comes through private

donations and grants.”

—Sheila Munafo-Kanoza

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

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As I write this, I feel privileged to haverecently had a one-on-one conversation withthree of our students about an upcomingschool initiative. In visiting briefly withthese young Men of Moeller, I’m trulytouched by the possibilities that await eachone of them, here at school and beyond. I’mequally as touched by their real, genuinecommitment to this Moeller community. Iwitnessed the same community commitmentwhen the Moeller Family dealt with thetragic death of senior Josh Pflum in September,and it has been borne out again in my conversations with these three students –the Moeller Family spirit is alive and well.

Meeting these three young men alsoreinforces the responsibility that all of usconnected with Moeller High School haveto continue the tradition of excellence andto provide an education deeply rooted inthe Marianist tradition. We must alwaysstrive to ensure that our graduates leavehere ready to fully investigate life’s nextpossibilities. Just as Blessed William JosephChaminade, founder of the Marianists,was constantly acknowledging the need toadapt to societal conditions, we also needto keep adapting and improving the education we provide here at Moeller. Wemust continue to communicate about whowe are and what a unique experience weoffer to today’s young men. We must continually search for better ways to educateso that we can keep Moeller competitive intoday’s secondary education landscape.

As you know, a big adaptation and changefor Moeller occurred with the formal adoptionof the president/principal governancemodel beginning with the 2010-11 fiscal year.Simply stated, our model assigns me withthe overall responsibility for long-rangeplanning, fiscal management, institutionaladvancement (alumni relations, development,and communications), admissions/financialaid, our Catholic and Marianist identity,facilities, and our relationship with theArchdiocese and Board of Trustees leadership.

Blane’s overall responsibilities revolvearound academic affairs (faculty, guidancecounseling), student life and the HouseSystem, pastoral ministry, technology, and athletics.

Blane and I serve as members of ourBoard of Trustees, and I am constantlyimpressed with the passion and expertisedemonstrated by this body. Within thenew governance model, the Board hasfiduciary responsibilities, and they areapproaching their changed role in a veryforward-thinking fashion. I am honored to serve alongside a principal and a boardof this caliber.

As we move forward, I truly feel that ifwe continue to expand our students’ mindsand guide their hearts to even furtherserve the human community, then theirhorizons will continue to be broadened.The possibilities and opportunities in thenext 50 years of this committed Moellercommunity are both great and upon us!

I welcome you to join me, some students,and some faculty and staff for “Tuesdayswith Mary” on one Tuesday of each monthat 7:15 AM. We gather in the chapel forMass and then enjoy a cup of coffee andconversation immediately following.

As this edition of the Moeller Magazinefinds you celebrating the season with familyand friends, my sincere hope is that theentire Moeller Family has a BlessedChristmas and a safe, Happy New Year.

Warm regards,

Bill Hunt, President

The 2010-11 Moeller Boardof Trustees: Sitting, from left:Blane Collison, ThereseEsswein, Mark Rippe ’72(Treasurer), Sally Nugent(Vice Chair), and Bill Hunt.Standing, from left: CharleyBlum, Tom Fitz, BobNiehaus ’65 (Chair), Ted Catino ’79, and DanNeyer ’77. Not pictured: Pete Kimener, LeonLoewenstine Jr., and Fr. Larry Tensi.

“The saying on my family’s daily calendar recently read, ‘A candlecannot light itself,” which is tosay, we are all dependent on others,” said sophomoreAndrew Mendel. “I would like to personally thank both

the Buckley family and theKremchek family for their

wonderful generosity.”At the President’s

Dinner in November, threeof the 10 named scholarshiprecipients had the opportunity to address

those families whomade their Moellereducation possible.“My family has had arough time financially

this past year-and-a-half, along with most otherAmericans,” said sophomore Mason Cooper. “Eventhough my parents do everything they can to keep my two younger brothers and myself in Catholicschools, without this scholarship I wouldn’t be able to attend Moeller.”

Currently, Moeller has 13 named scholarships. InNovember 2009, Advancement Director Debbie Geigerformed the Moeller Scholarship Committee and askedPat Buckley to serve as the chair. “Our goal was togrow the scholarship program by planting seeds ofawareness,” Geiger said. “We brought together a committee of alums, current and past parents, faculty

Students Thank Named Scholarship Benefactors

Top left: The named scholarship recipients who spoke atthe President’s Dinner, from left: Andrew Mendel ’13,Gabe Stiver ’12, and Mason Cooper ’13.

Right: The Moeller Scholarship Committee: Sitting, fromleft: Tony Munafo’97, Pat Buckley (chair), Mary Fischer,and Patrick Joyce. Standing, from left: Debbie Geiger,Tom Knipper, Kim Hartman, Bill Balbach’72, and ChrisAnne Gaier. Not pictured: Rose Eckhoff, Bill Hunt,Anne Krehbiel, Bro. Ron Luksic, Rob Maloney ’98, Jim Stofko ’85, and Bruce Newman.

members, and staff. Brother Ron (Luksic), who serveson the committee, made us all aware of his concernsabout raising funds to ensure those students whowanted to come to Moeller but couldn’t afford to doso would have the opportunity.”

“For as long as I can remember, I wanted to attendMoeller,” said Gabe Stiver. “When I was growing up, I listened to my grandpa and my uncles talk abouttheir memories of Moeller… I would see my uncle(alumnus Jim Metz, a former Moeller teacher) andshare my stories of attending summer camps, and hewould tell me that someday I hope you’ll be a Moellerstudent. Unfortunately, my uncle died of cancer, butthe older I got, the more I really wanted to go toMoeller. Thank you Dr. Kremchek for letting me dothis. Moeller is a very special place... There is a placehere for everybody.”

The students also took the opportunity to thanktheir parents. “I found out I had a learning disabilityin third grade,” said Stiver. “As my eighth grade yearrolled around, my parents began to worry thatMoeller might not be the best fit for me. But later my family and I learned about Moeller’s learning disabilities program. My parents knew that only asmall number of students would be admitted, and on the day they could register me, there was a badsnowstorm… Since I convinced my parents thatMoeller was where I really wanted to be, my dadbraved the storm. I want to thank him for that becauseMoeller has been a great fit for me.”


Moeller’s Named Scholarship program currently begins with aninvestment of $10,000. For more information, contact AdvancementDirector Debbie Geiger at (513) 791-1680, ext. 1320 or e-mail herat [email protected]. Detailed information is also the Moellerwebsite (www.Moeller.org) under the Support Moeller tab.

President’s Circle Donors contributing$100,000 and moreFriend of Moeller

Founder’s Circle Donors contributing $50,000 to $99,999Mr. and Mrs.

Theodore A. Catino, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Donald LadenMr. and Mrs.

Leon Loewenstine, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ryan

ChaminadeSociety Donors contributing $25,000 to $49,999General ElectricThe Henry Gallenstein, Jr.

Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. R. Peter KimenerMr. and Mrs. Joseph T. LukensMr. and Mrs. Robert E. MaeglyMr. and Mrs. Keith P. McCluskeyMr. and Mrs. John R. Topits

Eveslage Society Donors contributing $10,000 to $24,999All Saints Booster ClubDr. and Mrs. Frank L. AntenucciMarianist-Province of United StatesMr. and Mrs. William E. BraunMr. and Mrs. Barry F. BucherCatholic Inner-City Schools

Education FundDr. G. Stephen Cleves and

Mrs. Therese EssweinMr. and Mrs. Robert E. ColettiMr. and Mrs. Lon W. DeckardMr. and Mrs. Christopher R. GillesMr. James L. GrauThe Karen Carns FoundationMr. and Mrs. Carl N. KremerMr. and Mrs. Daniel A. NeyerMr. and Mrs. Robert P. NiehausMr. and Mrs. Charles P. NugentDr. and Mrs. Joseph S. ScheidlerStratus Group, Curtis S. Curran

Marianist SocietyDonors contributing $5,000 to $9,999Archbishop Moeller High School

Alumni Association Men's ClubMr. and Mrs. P.J. ArlingMr. and Mrs. W. Charles BlumMr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Buckley

Carespring Health Management,LLC

Compton Point Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Curtis S. CurranMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Fitz, Sr.Mr. Douglas A. GrohMr. and Mrs. Glenn A. GrohDr. and Mrs. George E. GujuMr. and Mrs. Glenn R. HartmanMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. HockItalianette PizzaJerry W. Robinson Scholarship TrustDr. and Mrs. Timothy E. KremchekMcCluskey Chevrolet Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. MoroskiMr. and Mrs. Peter OsbornPaul Huesman FoundationMr. and Mrs. Mark A. RippeMr. and Mrs. Daniel J. StaresinicMr. and Mrs. Stephen A. TinoMr. Kenneth H. ToftMr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Wampler, Ph.D.Mr. and Mrs. Brian Wright

Principal’s Club Donors contributing $2,500 to $4,999Archbishop Moeller

High School BasketballArchbishop Moeller

High School FundamentalsArchbishop Moeller

High School Monte CarloMr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Asbrock

HONOR ROLL of DonorsJuly 1, 2009, to June 30, 2010There are many ways to become involved and give back to Moeller High School.During the past year numerous parents, friends, and alumni volunteered theirtime, talents, and treasures. These individuals appreciate the value of a Moellereducation and realize the impact of their gifts. Private giving unquestionablyprovides the margin of excellence between good and great. As you read thisissue of the Moeller Magazine, we hope that you, too, will enhance that marginand encourage others to support Moeller as well.

Mr. and Mrs. David P. AshbrockMr. and Mrs. Walter J. BeringerBrower Insurance Agency, LLCMr. and Mrs. Tate N. CooperThe Crable FoundationMr. and Mrs. Peter N. DeLoisDon Vonderhaar's Market &

Catering Inc.Ms. Ruth EpsteinFifth Third CenterMr. and Mrs. Joseph D. FoleyMr. and Mrs. Christopher R. HofferMr. and Mrs. Dominick D. Iacovone, Sr.Mr. Matthew J. KadnarKay Logistics LLCMr. and Mrs. P. Richard R. KrehbielDr. and Mrs. Alan L. LaubMr. and Mrs. Daniel R. LeugersMr. and Mrs. Deverl D. MaserangMr. and Mrs. Paul A. McAlpineMcCormick Equipment CompanyDr. and Mrs. Thomas M. MorandNeace LukensPioneer VendingRecreations OutletMr. and Mrs. Todd B. RumpkeMr. and Mrs. John V. Rush, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Elmer SchlueterMr. and Mrs. Donald C. SchmittMr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. SchneiderMr. and Mrs. J. Matthew StephensDr. and Mrs. Henry A. StieneThe Rick Kerr CompanyMr. Richard A. TongesMr. and Mrs. Robert C. Williford

Growing theMOELLER Tradition


Crusader Club LevelDonors contributing $1,000 to $2,499Apparel ImpressionsAramark Management Services, L.P.Archbishop Moeller High School

Summer Prep ProgramArchdiocese of CincinnatiBarnes, Dennig & Company, Ltd.Beacon Orthopaedics &

Sports MedicineMr. and Mrs. Philip BeckmannBellarmine UniversityMr. and Mrs. Jerry BoateMr. and Mrs. Michael S. BohmerMr. and Mrs. William J. Bonn, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Bracken, Jr.Bramkamp Printing Co. Inc.Mr. and Mrs. John BraultMr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Brisken, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. James E. BrunsMr. and Mrs. Gerald B. BuddeMr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Buehler, Sr.BWR of Kenwood LLCC BankMr. and Mrs. Louis CavallaroMr. and Mrs. Gus CiancioloCincinnati Functional FitnessCincinnati Sports ClubCitizens Financial GroupMr. and Mrs. John H. Clark, Jr.Collins SalonCooperative Business Services, LLCDonnellon Donnellon & MillerMr. James A. Donnellon, Jr.Drs. Cassinelli, Shanker & BiddleMr. and Mrs. Daniel R. EddingfieldEnvironmental Demolition Group, LLCExecutive Studios

Photography CompanyMr. and Mrs. Gerry FaustMr. and Mrs. William J. FetteFidelity InvestmentsFive Seasons Country ClubFolchi’s Formal WearMr. and Mrs. William T. GeigerGilkey Window CompanyDr. and Mrs. John B. Gillen, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. GoodhartMr. and Mrs. Dennis J. GramannGrantham, Mayo, Van Otterloo & Co. LLCMrs. Molly L. GroganMr. and Mrs. John L. GrumblesMr. and Mrs. Fred HabeggerMr. and Mrs. Michael R. HackmanDr. and Mrs. Michael F. HaggertyMr. and Mrs. Terence F. HanlonMr. and Mrs. Michael B. HargerMr. Steven HarlamertMr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. HarperMr. and Mrs. Frederick A. HartmanMr. Robert F. HendersonMr. and Mrs. T. Michael HickeyMr. and Mrs. Joseph W. HodgeMr. and Mrs. Nicholas G. HodgeMr. and Mrs. Joseph E. HoelkerMr. and Mrs. James P. HolmesHome Team Marketing, LLCHoran Associates, Inc.Juniper Tree FoundationKeating, Muething & KlekampMr. and Mrs. John J. KilgoreMr. and Mrs. Thomas G. KnipperMr. and Mrs. Timothy J. KoegelMr. Philip J. KreinerMr. Kenneth L. KuhnMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lakin, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lance LaymanLCA - Vision Laser CenterMr. and Mrs. William B. LovettMr. and Mrs. Steve M. LynchMaggiano's Little Italy CincinnatiMr. and Mrs. Jay McCartyMr. and Mrs. Timothy J. McCormickMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. McCroskey

Mr. and Mrs. R. Dean MeiszerMercy Hospital FairfieldMoeller Marshall MemorialMr. and Mrs. Robert R. MohrMr. Adam G. MolinaMontags InteriorsMontgomery InnMr. and Mrs. John P. MorelockMotorsports Country Club of CincinnatiMount Notre Dame High SchoolMr. and Mrs. Thomas D. MurphyMr. and Mrs. Donald L. NeyerNeyer Properties, Inc.Mr. Joseph A. NovelloPerformance Edge Strength and

Conditioning LLCMr. and Mrs. Christopher PolakPro Star Management, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. ProbstMs. Lois J. ReedRegions Morgan Keegan TrustMr. and Mrs. Paul ReisMrs. Mary Beth RepasyMr. Mark R. RicheyMr. Thomas E. RobertsMr. and Mrs. Alvin F. Roehr, Jr.Rumpke Consolidated CompaniesMr. and Mrs. Nicholas A. SabinoSavannah CenterMr. and Mrs. Fred J. SchmalzMr. and Mrs. Robert M. SchmittDr. and Mrs. Mark J. ScottMr. and Mrs. Donald E. SheltonMr. and Mrs. Steven D. ShippDr. Melanie A. Spaedy and

Mr. Tim HammondSt. Saviour ChurchStone Creek Dining CompanyMr. and Mrs. Michael G. SussliMr. and Mrs. Gregory J. SwoyerMr. and Mrs. Michael J. SylvesterMr. and Mrs. Michael J. SzazThe College of Mount St. Joseph

Athletic DepartmentThomas More CollegeThomson MacConnell Cadillac Inc.University of DaytonUS BancorpDr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Vicar

Village TavernMr. and Mrs. Stephen F. VoellmeckeMr. Steven T. WalshMr. and Mrs. Robert WalterMr. and Mrs. John W. WeinkamColonel and Mrs. Michael P. WeitzelMr. Brian N. WellinghoffMr. and Mrs. Steven A. WenstrupMr. David O. WilcoxsonMr. and Mrs. Steven J. WilkenWillie's Sports CafeMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. WoebkenbergMr. and Mrs. Steven G. WrightMr. and Mrs. Steven P. WynnXavier UniversityYelton’s Fine JewelryMr. and Mrs. James Zeller

Blue & Gold ClubDonors contributing $500 to $999Air Authority Heating and A/CMr. and Mrs. Michael H. AlbrinckAll American Rental CenterMr. Paul R. AntenucciArchbishop Moeller High School FootballArchbishop Moeller High School BaseballArchbishop Moeller High School VolleyballArchbishop Moeller High

School House SystemMr. A. Norman Aubin and

Mrs. Anne S. FlanaganMr. and Mrs. William J. BalbachMr. and Mrs. Randall E. BargerMr. and Mrs. David BarronMr. Jay R. BasilMs. Beulah BassMr. and Mrs. Gary BayliffMr. David M. Bell and

Mrs. Kristi Kimener-BellDr. and Mrs. Robert BenzaMr. and Mrs. John P. BoesMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. BohmerMr. and Mrs. Fred R. BorkeMr. and Mrs. Barry J. BormanBP America Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. BrennanMr. and Mrs. Jason P. BrownMr. Kent Bruggeman

Lt. Col. John E. Buse, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. ChamblissCity BBQMr. and Mrs. Richard C. CollierMr. and Mrs. Blane M. CollisonMr. and Mrs. Doug CraceMr. and Mrs. Mark D. CunninghamMr. and Mrs. Ashok DasMr. and Mrs. Joshua S. DeckardMr. and Mrs. Gregg DeVitaMr. and Mrs. Michael E. DeVoreMr. and Mrs. William J. DillhoffMr. and Mrs. Thomas DornDr. Robert Kroeger General DenistryEddie Lane's Diamond

Showroom, MontgomeryMr. and Mrs. Peter P. EfflerMr. and Mrs. Stephen E. EichmannMr. Dennis W. ElingEye Care Associates of Greater

Cincinnati, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. FarmerMr. and Mrs. Douglas C. FiessingerFifth Third BankMr. and Mrs. Kevin FitzgeraldMr. and Mrs. Daniel W. FlynnFrank’s Auto Body CarstarMr. and Mrs. Charles E. FrostGolf Tec PSK Group LLCMs. Donna L. GriffithMr. and Mrs. Richard S. GunzaMr. and Mrs. Craig GustafsonHackman Financial Group, IncMr. and Mrs. Robert E. HackmanMr. and Mrs. Randy HanesMr. and Mrs. Michael F. HaverkampMr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Hensler, Jr.Heritage Custom Building GroupHood-Barrow FoundationMr. Gary J. HopkinsMr. Charles Patrick P. HuntHyatt Regency ChicagoMr. and Mrs. Michael E. HyzduMr. and Mrs. Patrick JoyceKAR SewingMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. KilgoreMr. and Mrs. Michael A. KimutisMr. and Mrs. John A. KingSister Judith M. Klei, R.S.M.Dr. and Mrs. Paul V. Kollman, Sr.Ms. Lynne M. Kraemer

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


Honor Roll of DonorsDr. Robert F. KroegerMr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. KuhlmanMr. and Mrs. Andrew G. LairMr. and Mrs. Michael LandLand O'LakesMr. and Mrs. Greg E. LechnerMr. and Mrs. Mark E. LefkeMr. Christopher A. LohrMr. and Mrs. Richard H. Lonneman, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Tim MackeyDr. and Mrs. Robert P. MacraeMr. Brent J. Martin, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. William B. MorandMr. and Mrs. Christopher J. MorrisonMr. and Mrs. Daniel P. NovakovOGPG BandDr. and Mrs. Marc OrlandoMr. and Mrs. Barry A. PetersonPPG Industries FoundationR.W. Conklin Steel Supply, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. RaymondMr. and Mrs. Jeff ReinigerMr. Thomas R. Revis and

Ms. Danielle M. SimpsonMr. and Mrs. Donald H. RichterMr. and Mrs. Dennis J. RiedmillerMr. and Mrs. Alan F. RineyMr. and Mrs. Joseph F. RippeMr. Michael E. RohlfsMr. and Mrs. Gary E. RomesMr. and Mrs. R. Jeffrey RosfeldMr. and Mrs. Jon W. SauerlandMr. and Mrs. James M. SchirmerDr. Francis J. Schlueter and

Ms. Mary K. WelshSchmitt/Judd Family Moeller High

School Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. Peter A. SeibenickSharon NurseryMr. and Mrs. James P. SimonSkin Diagnostics Laser and RejuvenationSkyline Chili - FairfieldSLATSMr. and Mrs. Paul A. SmithSouthwest AirlinesMr. and Mrs. H. Leonard StalloMr. Roger StaubachMr. and Mrs. Michael A. Staun, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. John N. StiglerMr. and Mrs. Jerry R. StitesMr. and Mrs. Gregory T. StofkoMr. and Mrs. James A. Stofko, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. SuterT.A.P.C.E.The Bistro GroupThe BMW StoreThe Etiquette AdvantageTiffany and Co.Mr. Gerald A. TongesMr. and Mrs. Theodore H. TorbeckMr. and Mrs. Robert F. TullUnited States Army Recruiting BattalionMr. Robert R. VanderheydenVeinSolutionsWalt Disney World Co.Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. WilkeMr. and Mrs. Scott WilliamsDr. and Mrs. Steven S. WunderYMCA Blue Ash BranchMr. and Mrs. Bryan C. YoungMr. and Mrs. Anthony G. ZimmermannMr. and Mrs. Michael R. Zinser

PatronsDonors contributing $1 to $499A Shade BetterABCD SignsMr. and Mrs. David G. AbeleMr. and Mrs. J Joseph AbellMr. and Mrs. Paul R. AbelnMr. and Mrs. Edward A. AchesonMr. Brian AdamsMr. and Mrs. Robert A. AdamsMr. and Mrs. Bryan AdkinsAdvanced Sports Marketing

Aglamesis Bros.Mr. and Mrs. Douglas F. AgricolaMr. and Mrs. Timothy J. AlbersMr. and Mrs. Jerry E. DavisAll Occasions Event RentalMr. and Mrs. Rick T. AllenMr. and Mrs. Rodney K. AllenMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. AlversonAmerican Heating & Air

Conditioning Co.American Scaffolding, Inc.Mr. Mark AmoriniMr. and Mrs. Frank P. AnastasiaAnheiser BuschAnthony Munoz FoundationA-One Dry Cleaners, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. John J. ApkeMr. and Mrs. Donald J. ApkingAppearance Plus CleanersMr. and Mrs. Anthony C. ArbinoArby’s RestaurantArchbishop Moeller High School

Athletic DepartmentArchbishop Moeller High School

Moms’ ClubArchbishop Moeller High School

Basketball CampArchbishop Moeller High School LacrosseArchbishop Moeller High School SoccerArchbishop Moeller High School Bowling

Archbishop Moeller High School GolfArchbishop Moeller High School

Wrestling CampArchbishop Moeller High School

Baseball CampArchbishop Moeller High School

Football CampArchbishop Moeller High School

Lacrosse CampArchbishop Moeller High School RugbyArchbishop Moeller High School

Band BoostersArchbishop Moeller High School

SAT Prep CourseARHAUSMr. and Mrs. George ArmourThe Art of Entertaining

Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. AsbrockAston Oaks Golf ClubMr. and Mrs. Aaron AvraMr. and Mrs. Aksel AydonerB & B Studios, Inc.Mr. Christopher M. BabcockMr. and Mrs. Richard S. BachmanMr. and Mrs. Michael R. BackMr. and Mrs. Thomas A. BackhusMr. and Mrs. Douglas BaglierMr. and Mrs. Brian E. BaileyMr. and Mrs. James A. BalbachMr. William E. BalbachBaldwin Wallace CollegeMr. and Mrs. James C. BangsBar Seventy-OneMr. and Mrs. Paul BarcombMs. Patricia BarkerMr. and Mrs. Thomas BarlowMr. and Mrs. Thomas R. BarnesMr. William H. BarnesMr. and Mrs. Gerald BarneyMr. and Mrs. James BarrowMr. and Mrs. Robert BartonMr. and Mrs. Paul BasileMr. and Mrs. Timothy J. BathMr. and Mrs. Thomas BatoryMr. and Mrs. Bradford D. BauerMr. and Mrs. James R. BauerMr. and Mrs. Justin Bayer

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bayerbd's Mongolian GrillMr. Jim A. BeamerBeat Personal TrainingBeckett Ridge Golf CourseBecoming Mom Pregnancy SpaMr. Douglas S. BeCraftMr. and Mrs. Richard BeermanMr. Adam P. BehmBeijo BagsMr. John P. BeitingMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. BeitingMr. and Mrs. Jerry A. BeitmanMr. James A. BellMr. and Mrs. John M. BelzaMr. and Mrs. Eric D. Bender

Mr. Jonathan C. BentleyMr. and Mrs. Stephen F. BeriganMr. and Mrs. Richard J. BerningMr. and Mrs. John S. BertenMr. and Mrs. Michael G. BeutelMs. Elaine BiehleMr. and Mrs. Edward C. BirckThe Bird GardenMr. Terry D. BirrerMr. and Mrs. Joseph E. BischoffMr. and Mrs. Jerome A. BishopBKD LLPMr. J. Eric BlevinsThe Blind MooseMr. and Mrs. Michael R. BlomerMr. and Mrs. William BlountMr. and Ms. Kevin BlumMr. Zach BobstMr. and Mrs. James A. BockrathU.S. Representative and

Mrs. John A. BoehnerMr. and Mrs. Gary M. BohartMr. and Mrs. Richard J. Bohne'Ms. Karrie Bolton-RodriguezBona Decorative HardwareMr. and Mrs. J. Kevin BootheDr. and Mrs. James W. Boothe Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan D. BormanMr. and Mrs. Matthew D. BormanBotanica

Mr. and Mrs. John M. Bough, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Jon L. BowlingMr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. BratburdMrs. Mary A. BraunMr. and Mrs. Robert F. BreenMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. BreitenbachMr. and Mrs. Dave BretnitzMr. and Mrs. Nicholas F. BrewerMr. and Mrs. Paul W. BridgeMr. and Mrs. Paul M. BrinkerMr. and Mrs. Timothy J. BrinkmanMr. and Mrs. David F. BrinkmannMr. and Mrs. William F. BrockMr. and Mrs. John F. BroermannMr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Broermann

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


Honor Roll of DonorsMr. and Mrs. Greg BrokampMs. Elizabeth M. BrownMr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. BrownMr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. BrowningMr. Robert D. BrowningMr. and Mrs. William E. BruggemannMs. Stephanie BrundageMr. and Mrs. David G. BruneMr. and Mrs. Michael W. BruneMr. and Mrs. Bernard BrunsMr. and Mrs. Tom J. BruntyMr. and Mrs. John BucherMr. Kevin T. BuckleyMr. John H. BuddeMrs. Lucy A. BuddeThe Buehler FamilyMr. and Mrs. Scott J. BurandtMr. and Mrs. John R. BurdickMr. and Mrs. Douglas T. BurgdorfMr. and Mrs. Nick J. BurgdorfMr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Burkart, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Gordon W. BurkeMr. and Mrs. James E. BurkeMr. and Mrs. Joseph H. BurkeMr. and Mrs. Ronald F. BurkhardtMr. and Mrs. Jack W. BurkhartMs. Susan M. Burns & FamilyMr. and Mrs. J. Michael BurnsMr. and Mrs. Gregory BurrisMr. and Mrs. Donald BurwinkelMr. and Mrs. Edward P. BusamMr. and Mrs. Edward BuschbacherBusy Bee BoutiqueMr. and Mrs. Anthony G. ButzMr. and Mrs. Hugh P. ByrnesMr and Mrs. Robert E. ByrnesMr. and Mrs. Stephen J. ByrnesCabi- Mary GillilandMr. and Mrs. John J. Calvin, Jr.Mrs. Edda CamardoMr. and Mrs. Whitey CampbellMr. and Mrs. Richard CanavanCancerfree KIDSMr. and Mrs. Robert F. Cappel, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Christopher G. CarleMr. and Mrs. David CarlinMr. and Mrs. Mark M. CarnahanMr. and Mrs. Kyle D. CaroneCarpe Diem, Inc./DBA Donatos PizzaCarrabba's Italian GrillMr. and Mrs. Gregory J. CarrollMr. Joseph J. CarrollMrs. Shirley J. CarrollMr. and Mrs. William W. CarrollMr. and Mrs. Norm L. CassCasual WokMr. and Mrs. Donald L. Cazel, Sr. †CEI SportsMr. Jeff ChamotMr. and Mrs. James C. Champlin, IIIMr. and Mrs. Marc R. ChappellMr. and Mrs. Keith A. CheesmanMr. and Ms. Richard S. ChennellMr. and Mrs. David G. CherryChevron Phillips Chemical Company LPChez Nora RestaurantThe Children's Theatre, Inc.The Cincinnati Art MuseumCincinnati BalletCincinnati BellCincinnati Landmark ProductionsCincinnati Marriott NortheastCincinnati Museum CenterCincinnati Natural FoodsCincinnati Nature CenterCincinnati Playhouse in ParkCincinnati Reds - Great American

Ball ParkCincinnati Shakespeare CompanyCincinnati Zoo & Botanical GardensMrs. Margaret S. CironeCity of CovingtonMr. and Mr. James ClarkMr. and Mrs. William T. ClarkDr. and Mrs. Frank P. ClevelandMr. and Mrs. Brian CliffordMr. and Mrs. Pilar M. CloudMr. Don CobbMr. and Mr. James Cobb

Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. DuniganMr. Aaron M. DziechMs. F. Loretta EarlsEastern Michigan UniversityEaston Town CenterMr. and Mrs. James R. EbbersMr. and Mrs. Robert EbelMr. and Mrs. William E. EckhoffMr. and Mrs. David EckleyEddie Lane's Diamond Showroom,

West ChesterEdible ArrangementsMr. and Mrs. John W. EdmistonMr. and Mrs. James P. EgastiMr. G. Scott EgbersMr. and Mrs. Robert C. EgerMr. and Mrs. Mohammad EhteshamiDr. and Mrs. David EichelMr. and Mrs. James F. Eichmanne-Image Signs & GraphicsEJKS, LLC / Slatts PubMr. James J. ElfersMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. EliasMr. and Mrs. Al F. ElingMr. and Mrs. Robert J. ElsbrockMr. and Mrs. Tim M. ElserMr. James E. EmigMr. and Mrs. Mark EngelhartMr. and Mrs. Andrew T. EnglehartEnsemble Theatre of CincinnatiEnterprise Vending, Inc.EnvyEquity Analysts, LLCMr. and Mrs. Timothy A. ErdmannMs. JoAnn ErftenbeckEric Hickman, D.D.S., Inc.Mrs. Anne M. ErnstMr. and Mrs. Douglas E. ErnstesMr. and Mrs. Ned C. ErtelMr. Joseph R. EsbenshadeEvendale G.E. Management AssociationEverybody’s Records & CD’sMr. and Mr. Timothy Ewen

Explosion Fitness SolutionsEye Care OpticalMr. and Mrs. Joseph M. FaesslerMr. and Mrs. Steven J. FahrnbachMr. Anthony M. FalkMr. and Mrs. Scott D. FarmerMr. and Ms. Gerry Faust, IIIMr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Fehring, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Donald FeldMr. and Mrs. Mark FeldhausMr. and Mrs. Emilio T. FernandezMr. and Mrs. Greg FesselMr. and Mrs. Matthew J. FetteMr. Thomas P. FetteFiducial Business Centers Inc.Ms. Florence FiessingerMr. Sean T. FinnertyMr. and Mrs. Mark B. FischerMr. and Mrs. William FischerMr. and Mr. Jeffrey J. FischesserMr. and Mrs. Joseph FishbackMr. and Mrs. John F. Fisher, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. FisherMr. and Mrs. Richard T. FitzpatricMr. and Mrs. Mark A. FlahertyBrother Robert M. Flaherty, SMMr. and Mrs. Peter F. FlintMr. and Mrs. Richard T. FlynnMr. William L. FoleyMr. and Mrs. Brian P. FoosMr. Patrick D. FordFox and HoundMr. and Mrs. John W. Fox, Jr.Mr. D'Juan FranciscoMr. Hiawatha FranciscoMr. Sean Michael FranciscoMr. Greg A. FranklinMr. and Mrs. Eric A. FredricksonMr. and Mrs. Patrick J. FreemanMr. and Mrs. Donald J. FrericksMr. and Mrs. Jon FreudigerMr. and Mrs. David FreyFrey Gaede & Company

Living CharismAnother key characteristic of Moeller’s Marianist Charism isits emphasis on “faith formation.” Each day begins and endswith the Marianist doxology.

CoCo Key Water ResortCoffee Break Roasting Co.Coffee 'N CreamMr. and Mrs. Arthur G. ColburnThe College of Mount St. JosephMr. and Mrs. Mike ColletMr. and Mrs. Michael W. CollierMr. and Mrs. James CollinsMr. and Mrs. James M. CollinsColumbus State Education AssociationCompanions On A Journey Grief SupportMr. and Mrs. Thomas W. ConardCookies By DesignMr. Tyler J. CorcoranMr. and Mrs. Anthony J. CorderMr. and Mrs. Nick CoreyMr. and Mrs. Jamie CorrillMr. and Mrs. John M. Costello, Jr.Mrs. Mary Frances CostelloMrs. and Mr. Joan M. CoudenMr. and Mrs. John J. Cox, IIIMr. Doug CraceMs. Janet CraceMr. Peter T. CraigCrate & BarrelMs. Sherry Crawford-EyenCreation MuseumCreative Pet DesignsMr. and Mrs. James E. Creeden, Jr.Crossgate LanesMr. and Mrs. Russell G. Crosthwaite, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. CrowleyMr. and Mrs. Kevin J. CummingsMr. and Mrs. Philip CummingsMr. Timothy CumminsMr. and Mrs. Dan CuprillMr. and Mrs. James M. CurrinMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. CutterMr. James E. DaflerDairy Queen - Symmes TwpMr. and Mrs. Dennis G. DalgaDan Druffel, Inc. LandscapingMr. and Mrs. Keith B. DavidsonMr. and Ms. James S. DeanMr. and Mrs. Chris M. DeBowDeceuninck North AmericaMr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. DeesMrs. Carol DeimlingMr. and Mrs. J. Alberto DelgadoDr. and Mrs. Anthony J. DelVecchioMr. and Mrs. Michael W. DempseyMs. Jacqueline DenningDenny McKeown's Bloomin

Garden CenterMr. Andrew Denson, Jr.Mrs. Kathryn A. DerrickMr. and Mrs. Louie B. DeTempleMr. and Mrs. Dan DetmerMr. and Mrs. Michael P. DetmerMr. and Mrs. James R. DevanneyMr. Daniel P. DeverMr. Charles J. DeVirgilio, Esq.Dr. and Mrs. James J. Devitt, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Mark DeZarnDick's Sporting Goods Ms. Susan L. DiehlMr. and Mrs. Joseph A. DierkersMr. and Mrs. John F. W. DietzMr. and Mrs. Carmen DiGiandomenicoMr. and Mrs. Robert L. DillhoffDillonvale IGAMr. and Mrs. Greg DistlerMr. and Mrs. Doug D. DockusMr. and Mrs. Ronald J. DollMr. and Mrs. Scott J. DollMr. and Mrs. Kevin J. DonovanMr. and Mrs. Mark D. DoranMr. and Mrs. Greg S. DornoffMr. and Mrs. Mark A. DornoffMr. and Mrs. Patrick M. DorseyMr. William G. Dorward, IIIDr. and Mrs. John C. DoscherMr. and Mrs. Richard DoyleMr. and Mrs. Robert N. DoyonMr. and Mrs. Lawrence Driscoll, Sr.Drs. Harris, Sirkin & Kruger, Inc.Ms. Regene DubellMr. and Mrs. Nick DuceyMrs. Elizabeth A. DuermitMr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Dugan


Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. FreyMr. and Mrs. Dave FreytagMs. Linda Friedhof and Mr. Gary CookFrisch's Restaurant, Inc.Mr. James C. FrondorfFruit Flowers Incredibly Edible DelitesDr. and Dr. Greg FryMr. and Mrs. David Fuller, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. David G. FullerMs. Eileen FussnerMr. and Mrs. Daniel J. GahlMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. GaierMr. and Mrs. Glen GalemmoMr. and Mrs. E. Frederick GallensteinMr. and Mrs. Frank T. Gallenstein, Jr.Mr. Patrick GalloDr. James E. GangwischMr. and Mrs. Brian N. GarryMr. Frank A. Garry †Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. GarryMr. and Mrs. Michael J. GatioMr. and Mrs. John D. GattoGazebo Tea GardenMr. and Mrs. Mark D. GeersMr. and Mrs. Todd R. GeersMr. Christopher T. GeigerMr. and Mrs. Heath M. GeigerMr. and Mrs. Francis A. GeiserGeorge E. Guju, D.D.S., Inc.Mr. and Mrs. John J. GeorgeMr. and Mrs. Anthony A. GeraciGeraci Fine JewelryMr. and Mrs. Frank A. GeraciMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. GeraciDr. and Mrs. Thomas A. GerrardMr. and Mrs. Henry C. GessingMr. Robert E. Gigax, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. GigliottiMr. George W. GillesMr. Kevin G. GillesMr. and Mrs. Mike GilliganMr. and Mrs. Barry J. GillilandGilson's EngravingMr. and Mrs. Robert A. GlassmeyerGo Bananas Comedy ClubMs. Nancy M. GoebelMr. and Mrs. William W. GoetzMr. and Mrs. John GoodallMr. Scott D. GormanDr. Michele M. GottschlichMs. Sharon GowansGraeters's Inc.Mrs. Sandra J. GrammelMr. and Mrs. Thomas P. GrauMr. and Mrs. W. Truitt GraueMr. and Mrs. Ken GrecoMr. and Mrs. James L. GreenMr. Michael K. GreenMr. Roger GreinMr. and Mrs. Scott D. GreskyGriffin Gate Marriott Resort & SpaMr. and Mrs. Michael E. GriffithMr. and Mrs. Scott GrimesMr. and Mrs. Richard J. GrinsteadMs. Kristina GrohMr. and Mrs. Jeff GrotjanMr. and Mrs. Timothy E. GruenwaldMs. Mary T. GuentherMr. and Mrs. Gil M. GusweilerH. J. Benken Florist, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. G. Richard HageeMr. and Mrs. Richard G. HageeMr. Nicholas A. HaggertyMs. Carol HahnMr. and Mrs. David K. HaidleMr. and Mrs. Brian HaigisHair PortMr. and Mrs. John M. HakemollerMr. and Mrs. Michael P. HallHamilton County Park DistrictMr. and Mrs. Todd M. HamiterMr. and Mrs. Jim A. HammerMr. and Mrs. Jack HammersteinMr. and Mrs. David D. HammonsMrs. H. Eleanor HammonsMrs. Lola L. HammonsMr. and Mrs. William R. HancockDr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. HanrahanMr. and Mrs. Mark A. HardenberghMr. and Mrs. James R. Harmeyer †

Mr. and Mrs. James P. HartmanMs. Mary HartmanMr. and Mrs. David J. HauckMr. Nicholas L. Haverkos and

Ms. Janis E. HooverMr. and Mrs. Steven M. HaygoodLieutenant Colonel and

Mrs. Stephen W. HeckMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. HegerMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. HeidelMr. and Mrs. F. Thomas HeinoldMr. and Mrs. Daniel J. HeiselMr. and Mrs. Timothy R. HeldMr. and Mrs. William M. HeldMr. and Mrs. John HemmMr. and Mrs. James L. HendersonMrs. France HendricksMr. Andrew S. HendrixMr. and Mrs. L. Lee HendrixsonMr. and Mrs. William H. HenkeMr. and Mrs. Eric T. HenryMr. Ronald HerbersMr. and Mrs. Thomas P. HertleinMr. and Mrs. James M. HiderMr. and Mrs. John D. HidyMs. Nancy W. HighMrs. Jeanette R. HildebrandtMr. and Mrs. Joe D. HildebrandtHi-Lites Salon, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Graham HillMr. and Mrs. Robert G. HobekDr. and Mrs. Scott C. HoblerMr. and Mrs. Joseph T. HoctorMr. and Mrs. Christopher J. HodgeMr. and Mrs. James E. HodgeMr. Craig D. HodgesMrs. Nancy HodgkissMr. and Mrs. Gregg C. HoffmanMr. and Mrs. James R. HoffmanThe Honorable Matthew S. HoffmannMr. and Mrs. Alan F. HollatzMr. Bradlee D. HollowellMr. and Mrs. Franklyn D. HolthausMr. and Mrs. Michael R. HoltmanMr. and Mrs. Ralph HoltmanMr. and Mrs. Dennis M. HomanHome Alone Pet NanniesMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. HonerlawMr. and Mrs. Stephen T. HonerlawMr. and Mrs. John A. HoogMr. David W. HookMr. and Mrs. James W. HookMr. and Mrs. David H. HornbackMr. and Mrs. Robert A. HornbackMr. Dennis HorschMr. and Mrs. Doug HorstMr. and Mrs. Gerald HounchellMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. HowellMr. and Mrs. James R. HubbardMr. and Mrs. Roger J. HuberMr. and Mrs. William T. HuelsmanMr. and Mrs. Thomas C. HuffMr. and Mrs. Michael J. HuffmanMr. and Mrs. John F. Hugenberg, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. HunterHuntington Learning Center of

Anderson TownshipMr. and Mrs. Jason W. HurleyMr. and Mrs. Randall K. HurleyMrs. Margretta J. HusterHyde Park Framers and GalleryHydrotech, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. James E. HyerMr. F. Michael HyzduMr. and Mrs. Richard G. IhlendorfMr. Todd R. IlleInspired Massage Care

- Frank Asbrock, LMTMr. and Mrs. Christopher IsfortMr. and Mrs. Thomas R. IsgrigMr. and Mrs. Richard F. IttenbachIzzy'sMr. and Mrs. Paul M. Jackson, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Jerry M. JamesMr. and Mrs. Edwin W. Jamieson, IIIMr. and Mrs. Norbert H. JansenJansen's Sweet Sinsations BakeryMr. Thomas Jansing

Dr. and Dr. Gregory J. JaunJeff Ruby's EnterpriseJeff's Driving SchoolMr. and Mrs. James H. JewellJFH at the Grandin SpaMr. and Mrs. Carlos JimenezJimmy's Limousine ServiceJim's Bicycle ShopJohnny Chan 2 Chinese RestaurantMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey E. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Marc JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Timothy JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Don JonesMr. Donald E. JonesMr. Mark K. JonesMr. and Mrs. Michael L. JonesMr. and Mrs. Randall M. JonesJones The Florist/ Jack Herb FloristMrs. Maureen JordanMr. and Mrs. David B. JosephsonJosten'sMr. Jerome R. JuddMr. James JudgeMr. Robert JuenkeMr. and Mrs. Robert C. JuenkeMr. and Mrs. Daniel R. JurkowitzMr. and Mrs. James E. KagyMr. and Mrs. Robert D. KaiserBrother Joseph Kamis, SMMr. and Mrs. Douglas KammererMr. and Mrs. Mark S. KamphausMr. and Mrs. Thomas H. KanozaMs. Pamela KariofilesMs. Janey KattelmanMr. & Mrs. John S. KeanMr. and Mrs. Patrick E. KeefeMr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Keener, IIIMr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. KeenerMr. and Mrs. Thomas P. KellerMr. and Mrs. Paul F. KelleyMr. and Mrs. Christopher M. KellyMr. and Ms. James A. KemenMr. Thomas J. Kennedy, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kennedy, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Sean D. KennyKent Insurance Agency, Inc.Kenwood Country ClubMr. Bernard W. KesslingKey BankMr. and Mrs. John H. KeyserKids First Sports CenterMr. John M. KilcoyneMr. Kevin KingMr. and Mrs. Stephen C. KislingMr. and Mrs. John F. KleiserMr. and Mrs. Michael D. KleverMr. and Mrs. Don KlopfensteinMr. and Mrs. Joseph A. KlostermanMr. and Mrs. Mark T. KneflinMr. and Mrs. Carl W. KneplerMr. and Mrs. James L. KneplerDr. and Mrs. William A. Knight, IVMr. and Mrs. John G. KnochelMr. and Mrs. Robert KnuevenMrs. Margaret E. KoegelMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Koehne

Mr. Robert J. KohlheppMs. Mary Ann KokengeMs. Laurie K. KollerMr. and Mrs. Ken W. KollmanReverend Paul V. Kollman, Jr., CSCMr. and Mrs. Victor KolodnyMr. and Mrs. Matthew P. KornauMr. and Mrs. John J. KorteMajor General and Mrs.

James M. KowalskiMr. and Mrs. John KraimerMr. and Mrs. William R. KrausMr. and Mrs. Henry J. KravecMr. and Mrs. John KrehbielMr. and Mrs. Robert C. KrehbielReverend Thomas W. KreidlerMr. and Mrs. Gregory P. KreimerMr. Paul F. KreinerDr. David B. Krill and Dr. Linda A. KrillMr. and Mrs. Timothy J. KrogerDr. and Mrs. Robert E. Krone, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. KruseMr. and Mrs. Bill F. KruspeMr. and Mrs. Edmund A. KruszynskiMrs. Marjorie J. KuhlmanReverend George C. Kunkel, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John A. Kuprionis, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Chris M. KurtzMs. Prudence D. Kylela Petite Salon & SpaMr. and Mrs. Gary A. LacefieldMr. and Mrs. Greg LaLondeMr. and Mrs. Richard E. LampingLanden Lake Pediatrics Co., P.C.Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. LaneMr. Phillip R. LaneMr. and Mrs. Robert J. LangMr. and Mrs. Joe F. LangdonLange & Lange OrthodonticsMr. and Mrs. David T. LangefelsMr. Lawrence J. LangefelsMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. LangefelsLaPetite PierreMr. and Mrs. Edward E. Larkin, Jr.LaRosa’s - KenwoodLaRosa’s Inc.LaRosa’s Mt. Healthy/Willdine, Inc.LaRosa’s of MasonLaser WebMrs. Patty S. LattinMr. Nicholas A. LatzyLaub Family DenistryMr. and Mrs. James J. LaubMr. and Mrs. David LauxMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey K. LawhornMr. Daniel J. LedfordMr. and Mrs. David W. LedwinLee Ann's Hallmark ShopMr. and Mrs. Christopher LeeLefke Tree and LandscapeMr. and Mrs. Ron P. LehrterMr. and Mrs. Timothy J. LeinbergerMr. and Mrs. Steven L. LeiningerMr. and Mrs. Jerry LeisringLes TrouvaillesMr. and Mrs. Mark LeuenbergerMr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Lewis, IIIMr. James LewisMr. and Mrs. Kurt LewisMs. Barbara A. LindeMr. Paul Lindsay, Jr.Ms. Mary Jane LinnemanMr. and Mrs. Kent A. LinnemannMr. and Mrs. Thomas C. LockwoodMr. and Mrs. Michael E. LoganDr. and Mrs. Jay P. LogemanMr. Russ LogueBrother Howard R. Lohrey, SMMr. and Mrs. John S. LongMr. and Mrs. Richard H. LonnemanMr. and Mrs. Michael G. LopintoMr. and Mrs. Michael A. LorenzMr. and Mrs. John E. LounsburyLove to be a MomMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. LudwigMr. and Mrs. Richard B. LuebbenMr. John B. LuhanDr. and Mrs. William R. LukensBrother Ronald G. Luksic, SM

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

Blane Collison,Principal


Mr. and Mrs. Samuel LuningMr. and Mrs. Roger E. LuringMr. Tom LutzMr. Adam LuxMr. and Mrs. Michael K. LynchMr. Matthew E. LyonsMr. and Mrs. Roderick J. LyonsMr. Scott A. LyonsMr. and Mrs. Charles LytleMr. and Mrs. D.J. MacArthurMr. and Mrs. Vincent F. MacciocchiMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. MackeyMad Science of Cincinnati, LLCMadeira Choice MeatsMr. and Mrs. Thomas MadsenMr. and Mrs. Thomas D. MaertzMr. Michael D. MalatinMr. Sam MaloneMr. and Mrs. Sam MaloneMr. and Mrs. Timothy S. ManganMrs. Lisa A. MangiaracinaMr. and Mrs. Sandro J. MarchiondaMr. and Mrs. David J. MarkgrafMrs. Jo Ann R. MarkgrafMr. and Mrs. Stephen R. MarklayMr. and Mrs. Timothy E. MarklayMarriott NortheastMs. Allyson MarshMs. Fran MarshMs. Helen C. MarshMr. and Mrs. Timothy D. MarshMr. and Mrs. David MartinMrs. Louise M. MartinMr. and Mrs. Ron MartinMr. and Mrs. Thomas MartinMr. and Mrs. Robert L. MartonMarvin's Organic GardensMarx BagelMr. and Mrs. Mike MathiasMr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. MatreMr. and Mrs. Kevin G. MatthewsMr. and Mrs. Len J. MatuszekMr. and Mrs. Richard MaurerMax & Erma's RestaurantMr. James J. MayerMr. and Mrs. Robert L. MayerMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. McCawMr. Brian M. McClureDr. and Mrs. Patrick J. McCulloughMr. and Mrs. Kevin C. McDonoughMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. McGillMr. and Mrs. Paul E. McHughMs. Cathy McKeeMr. and Mrs. Michael J. McKeownMr. Matthew J. McLaughlinMr. and Mrs. Patrick McLaughlinMr. and Mrs. Patrick J. McLaughlin, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. John M. McNallyMr. and Mrs. Kevin J. McNamaraMr. Gregory C. McNaulMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. McNaulMr. Denny E. Meador, IIMr. and Mrs. Joseph P. MealeMr. and Mrs. Robert E. MedlMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. MedlMr. and Mrs. Gregory A. MeeceMr. and Mrs. Randy MeinkingMr. John E. MeisterMr. John J. Melish, M.S.Mel's Auto GlassMr. and Mrs. Daniel P. MendelMr. and Mrs. Norbert J. MenkeDr. and Mrs. G. T. MensahMr. and Ms. Daniel MercurioMr. and Mrs. Vince MessinaMr. and Mrs. Thomas A. MetteyMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. MetzMeyer - Vogelpohl Co Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. MeyerMr. and Mrs. John G. MeyerMr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Meyer, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. MeyerMr. and Mrs. Robert G. MeyerMr. and Mrs. Lawrence F. MichelbrinkMr. and Mrs. William N. MierMike's Express CarwashMr. and Mrs. Terry F. MikolajewskiMr. and Mrs. Dick MilehamMr. Matthew C. MillerMs. Sheila M. MillerMr. and Mrs. William J. Miller, Jr.Mr. George F. MillitzerMr. and Mrs. Frank R. MinnickMr. Craig R. MinorMr. and Mrs. William E. MinorMr. and Mrs. William Miracco Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Brian A. MitchellMr. and Mrs. Michael A. MockMr. Jeffrey G. MohlmanMr. and Mrs. Daniel MolinaMr. and Mrs. Mark J. MolinaroMs. Geneva Molinsky and

Ms. Doreen MolinskyMr. and Mrs. James E. MolinskyMolly Malone's Irish PubMr. and Mrs. Patrick C. MonahanMontgomery Jewelers, Inc.Ms. Mary L. MontgomeryMr. and Mrs. Greg F. MoratschekMr. and Mrs. Pat J. MorganMr. Charles Anderson MorganMr. Michael D. MoroskiMrs. Dorothy B. MorrisMr. and Mrs. Robert J. MorrisseyMr. and Mrs. Robert Morse

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne MorseMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. MorthorstMr. and Mrs. Richard MountelMt. Washington JewelersMr. and Mrs. David A. MuchmoreMr. Timothy E. MuellerMr. John R. MuenchenMr. and Mrs. Phillip J. MuenchenMr. and Mrs. David W. MuhlenpohMr. and Mrs. John Rick MullenMr. and Mrs. C. Dennis MurphyMr. and Mrs. Dave L. MuthlerMr. and Mrs. Richard H. NaberDr. and Mrs. William J. NaberMr. and Mrs. Andrew E. NagelMr. Edward F. NardiniMr. and Mrs. Bill NartkerMr. and Mrs. Joseph NartkerThe National Exemplar RestaurantNational Underground Railroad

Freedom CenterNatorp's Inc. Landscape - Garden StoresMs. Michele Nawotka & Co-workersLieutenant Colonel and

Mrs. James B. NeesMr. and Mrs. Bruce NelsonMr. and Mrs. James D. NesterMrs. Teresa M. NewberryNewport AquariumNewport Walking Tours, LLCMr. and Mrs. Thomas D. NiehausMr. and Mrs. Harry J. NiemanNIXCO Plumbing Inc.Mr. and Mrs. James A. NobleMr. and Mrs. Scott D. NoelMr. and Mrs. Stewart P. NolanMr. Anthony C. NovelloMr. and Mrs. Timothy NymbergMr. and Mrs. Joseph M. NypaverMr. Thomas P. O'Brien, IIIO'Bryan's Wine & State Liquor AgencyMr. and Mrs. John M. O'ConnorMr. and Mrs. John F. O'DonnellMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey K. OehlerMr. and Mrs. Ralph OetersMr. Richard OetersMr. and Mrs. William D. OetersMr. and Mrs. Don OlingerMr. and Mrs. Dennis OltorikMr. Timothy J. O'NeillMr. Alexander S. OrkwisMr. and Mrs. Robert H. Orr, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. OsnerMr. and Mrs. Benjamin PalatchiMr. and Mrs. David J. PalopoliMr. James PappalardoParamount Kings IslandParker's Blue Ash Grill

Partners In Planning Inc.Mr. Joseph R. PartuschMr. and Mrs. Maurice PattersonMr. and Mrs. James Pearce, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Bryan L. PeckPerfect North SlopesDr. and Mrs. Michael F. PerryMr. and Mrs. Richard C. PetersonMr. and Mrs. Robert S. PetitMr. and Mrs. Jack W. PhippsPhoto Ink PhotographyMr. and Mrs. Michael L. PieperMs. Beth L. PietrandreaMr. and Mrs. George PilipovichPinnacle Environmental Consultants, Inc.Mr. Harold J. Pisciotta, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. John B. PlatzMr. and Mrs. Randy J. PleimanMr. and Mrs. Paul E. PoirierMr. and Mrs. Barry S. PokornyMr. and Mrs. Stephen L. PooleMr. and Mrs. Dennis K. PoultonMr. and Mrs. Gary H. PramperoMr. David J. PrengerMr. and Mrs. Paul S. PrestonThe Prudential FoundationMr. and Mrs. Jan PrzezdzieckiMrs. Carol A. PuckeMr. Robert E. Puthoff and

Ms. Sangeeta NayakQdoba Mexican GrillMr. and Mrs. Michael H. QualtersMr. and Mrs. Joseph QuinlanMr. and Mrs. Roger L. RadcliffMr. and Mrs. Paul RadkeMr. and Mrs. William A. RaheMr. and Mrs. Cameron Jay Rains, Sr.Dr. and Mrs. Donald P. RakelMs. Ruth RamlerRay Meyer Sign Co.Raytheon CompanyRecker and Boerger The Comfort ZoneMr. and Mrs. James P. ReckersMr. and Mrs. Keith ReedMr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. ReederMr. and Mrs. Mike ReederMs. Cheryl M. RehlingMr. and Mrs. Donald A. ReinMr. and Mrs. Ronald R. ReinMr. and Mr. Jerome Reinert, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Jerry A. ReinertMr. and Mrs. William L. ReinertMrs. Susan E. ReinhardtRelevant WorksMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. RettigMr. and Mrs. R. Joseph RettigMr. and Mrs. Jesus ReyesReynolds DewittMr. and Mrs. Michael J. ReynoldsRichard J. Premec Jr, IncDr. Arthur I. RichardsMr. and Mrs. Gareth RichardsRichter & PhillipsMr. Dwight D. RichterMr. Wayne E. Rieger, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Kevin T. RinnMrs. Viola M. RippergerMr. Edward W. RobertsMr. Geoffrey W. RobertsMr. and Mrs. Thomas H. RobertsMr. and Mrs. Paul T. RobertsonMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. RobinettMr. and Mrs. Michael K. RobinsonMr. and Mrs. John P. RodenbergMr. John C. RodgersMr. Joseph H. Rogan, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Rogan, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Don R. RohlfsMr. and Mrs. William J. RohlfsMr. Stephen A. RosfeldMr. and Mrs. Scott RossonDr. and Mrs. Jerome RotellaMr. Dennis J. RothMr. and Mrs. Ronald RothMs. Helen RotteMr. and Mrs. John J. RozziMr. and Mrs. John RuggieroMr. and Mrs. Mark T. RummlerMr. Mary A. RumpkeMr. and Mrs. William F. RustMr. and Mrs. Gary R. Ruter

Thank You for Helping Us Grow the Moeller Tradition

Honor Roll of Donors


Mr. and Mrs. David L. RuttiMr. William J. RyanMr. and Mrs. Joseph SabatoSaint Louis UniversitySalon 426Dr. and Mrs. Donald C. SalzanoMr. Douglas G. Sand and

Mrs. Ann M. Gilligan-SandMr. and Mrs. William O. Sandquist, Jr.Sara Benjamin'sMr. Paul K. Sayer, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Phil SaylorMr. and Mrs. Todd M. SchaefferMr. Brian P. SchaeperMr. and Mrs. Keith M. SchaeperMr. and Mrs. Scott D. SchaeperMr. Scott A. SchaferMr. and Mrs. James W. SchafferMr. and Mrs. William SchaffnerMr. and Mrs. Michael G. SchappaDr. and Mrs. Scott L. SchappacherMr. and Mrs. Gerald L. SchatzmanMr. and Mrs. Mark S. ScheuerleMr. and Mrs. Stephen T. ScheuerleMr. and Mrs. Joseph M. SchimpfMrs. Patricia M. SchlegelMs. Sally SchlotmanDr. and Mrs. David E. SchlueterMr. and Mrs. Mark J. SchlueterMrs. Phyllis A. SchlueterMr. Frederick W. Schmid, Jr.Mr. Jim SchmidtMr. William M. SchmidtMr. and Mrs. Michael L. SchmittMr. and Mrs. Jeff A. SchnedlMr. and Mrs. Joseph L. SchneiderMr. Paul H. Schneider and

Ms. Susan L. ReisnerMr. and Mrs. Phillip J. Schneider, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. SchneiderMr. and Mrs. Edward V. SchoelwerMrs. Marilyn T. SchoelwerMr. and Mrs. Chris J. SchoenbergerDr. and Mrs. Willaim J. SchoenbergerMr. Keith H. SchofieldMr. and Mrs. Gregory W. SchubeMr. and Mrs. Michael T. SchuckmanMr. and Mrs. Brian S. SchuermannMr. Matthew SchumacherMr. Gregory A. Meece and Mrs.

Lynn M. Schumacher-MeeceMr. and Mrs. Michael A. SchworerMr. and Mrs. John SeayMr. and Mrs. Michael A. SeegerMs. Laura SeelausMr. and Mrs. Mike SellMs. Mary B. SelzerMr. and Mrs. Norman R. SettleMr. and Mrs. Frank J. SeurkampMr. and Mrs. Michael J. SewellMr. and Mrs. David G. ShaferMr. Michael ShafferMr. and Mrs. Gerald J. ShannonMr. Samuel J. SharpMr. Edward SheetsMr. and Mrs. Keven E. ShellMr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Sherman, IIIMr. and Mrs. Arthur A. ShiltShooters Sports GrillMr. and Mrs. Raymond L. ShraderSHS Management, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. David L. ShumarMr. and Mrs. George M. SiderasDr. and Mrs. John P. SikorskiSilverton CafeMr. Mark C. SimmonsSkeffington's FormalwearMr. Ryan E. SkeldonMr. and Mrs. Joseph A. SkorczSkyy Properties LLCMr. and Mrs. David W. SloanMr. Charles A. SmithMr. and Ms. Greg A. SmithMr. and Mrs. James D. SmithMr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. SmithMr. and Mrs. Matthew J. SmithMr. and Mrs. Steven H. SmithMr. and Mrs. Riley J. SnookMr. and Mrs. David C. SnyderMr. and Mrs. Alan J. SobelMr. and Mrs. Cecil Solomon

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin T. SorgMr. and Mrs. Eric SouthersMr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. SowarDr. and Mrs. Paul A. SpaccarelliMr. and Mrs. Daniel C. SpaethMr. and Mrs. Frederick L. SpatzMr. and Mrs. Stephen V. SpatzMr. and Mrs. Michael J. SpeedMr. and Mrs. David L. SpeyerMr. and Mrs. Edward J. SpitznagelMr. and Mrs. William R. SplainSports PlusSpringdale CleanersSpringwater Sweets and FlowersMr. and Mrs. Gregory S. StacyMr. and Mrs. Gregory O. StanforthMr. and Mrs. Richard L. StanleyStar One RealtorsMr. and Mrs. Michael T. StarkMr. Patrick A. StarvaggiMr. and Mrs. Michael A. SteczMr. and Mrs. Joseph Stein, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Wayne StephensonSterling Cut GlassMr. and Mrs. Frank N. Stertz, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. StevensonMr. and Mrs. Shawn A. StiverMr. and Mrs. James A. Stofko, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth StollMr. James E. StopfordMs. Mary J. StormMr. and Mrs. John L. StowellMr. and Mrs. Bill StrachanMr. and Mrs. John W. StrickerMr. and Mrs. Daniel K. StruveMrs. Lynne P. StubbersMr. and Mrs. David A. StuhlfireMr. Michael SturgisMs. Andrea J. SullivanMr. and Mrs. Peter D. SullivanSun Microsystems FoundationMr. and Mrs. Richard V.

Sunderman, IISurplus Work ClothesMs. Carla J. SwartzMr. and Mrs. James C. SweeneyMr. and Mrs. Jim P. Sweeney, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. SweeneyMr. and Mrs. Walter J. Sweeney, IIIMr. Matthew J. SylvesterMr. and Mrs. Patrick S. TablerMr. Patrick Tyler TablerMr. Troy W. TablerMr. Peter E. TamborskiMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. TannerMr. and Mrs. Tom TannerMr. and Mrs. Christopher J. TardioTastefully SimpleMr. and Mrs. Derek TaulbeeTavern Restaurant GroupMr. Remco P. TenbrinkMr. and Mrs. James R. TenhundfeldMr. and Mrs. Eric M. TepeMr. and Mrs. John R. TeuschlThe Beach WaterparkThe PapergirlThe Pet SpotThe Plastic Surgery GroupThe Polo GrilleThe Racquet Club at Harpers PointThe Woodhouse Day SpaMr. and Mrs. John A. TheisMr. and Mrs. William G. ThomasMr. and Mrs. Alexander J. ThompsonThree Graces JewelryMr. Kevin TierneyMs. Jacqueline TilfordTire DiscountersToedtman School of MusicMr. and Mrs. William ToftToot's RestaurantMr. and Mrs. John W. TrainorMr. and Mrs. George G. Trebbi, Jr.TriHealth Fitness & HealthMs. Joyce TrischlerTri-State Centers for Sight IncorporatedMr. and Mrs. Edwin P. TunningMr. Steffen UebeUnited Dairy FarmersUniversity of KentuckyUniversity of Notre Dame

Mr. Michael Vaccariello and Mrs. Joann P. Lawson-Vaccariello

Mr. and Mrs. Andre S. ValentineMr. and Mrs. Richard A. Van AukenMr. and Mrs. Gregory Van PraagMr. and Mrs. Joe B. VanderkolkMr. Dennis VarnauMr. and Mrs. Timothy W. VeerkampMr. and Mrs. Mark V. VicarioVillage JunctionVillanova UniversityMr. and Mrs. John W. VintzVIP Back RubsMr. and Mrs. Stephen VisagieMr. and Mrs. Francis VisalliMr. and Mrs. Gerry A. VoellmeckeMr. and Mrs. Paul C. VoetMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. VollmerMr. and Mrs. Allen G. VonderhaarMr. Charles P. VonderhaarMr. and Mrs. Daniel J. VonderhaarMr. and Mrs. Thomas VonderhaarMr. and Mrs. William D. VonderhaarMr. and Mrs. John D. WackerMr. and Mrs. Timothy E. WaechterMs. Darci WagnerMr. and Mrs. Frank WagnerMr. and Mrs. Mark A. WagnerMr. and Mrs. James J. WahlMr. and Mrs. Ted WallerWalmartMrs. Margery D. WardMr. Michael G. WardWard's Corner ChiropracticMr. Todd WashburnMr. and Mrs. Keith WatkinsMr. and Mrs. William E. Watkins, IIIMr. and Mrs. James P. WeaverMr. and Mrs. Steven P. WeddingMr. and Mrs. Christopher WedzikowskiMr. Eric L. WeibelMr. and Mrs. Ronald J. WeisbrodMr. and Mrs. William F. Welling, Jr.WellPoint FoundationWells Fargo Educational Matching

Gift Program

Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. WertzlerMr. and Mrs. Thomas WesterfieldWestern & Southern Financial GroupMr. and Mrs. Mark WestoverMr. and Mrs. Paul WhalenMr. and Mrs. Rick WhartonMr. and Mrs. Robert K. WheelerMr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. WhiteMr. and Mrs. David E. WhiteheadMr. and Mrs. Douglas E. WickerhamMr. and Mrs. James S. WidmeyerMr. Mark L. WieheMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. WierengaMr. and Mrs. Gerard P. WiesnerMr. Solomon WilcotsMr. and Mrs. Maurice E. WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Robert T. Williams, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. WillifordMs. Kristin B. WilsonMr. and Mrs. T. Patrick Wilson, Sr.Dr. and Mrs. Greg A. WnekMr. and Mrs. Gary J. WoebkenbergMr. and Mrs. Ronald N. WoebkenbergWomen's Care SpecialistsMr. and Mrs. Tom WoodMr. and Mrs. Henry B. WordemanMr. and Mrs. Steven M. WorthWright State UniversityMr. and Mrs. Russell H. WulfXavier University Recreational

Sports DepartmentMr. and Mrs. David W. YeltonYogahOMeMr. and Mrs. John A. YostMrs. Pamela J. YoungMs. Cynthia YundMr. and Mrs. Stephen G. ZamagiasMr. and Mrs. Tariq ZamanMrs. Patricia A. ZapantaMr. and Mrs. Robert L. Zelina, IIIMr. and Mrs. David G. ZilchMr. Larry ZimmermanA Total of 1,645 Constituent(s) Listed* Denotes anonymous donor

Building on Our SuccessWe have so many reasons to celebrate and be thankful this year.Along with commemorating our 50th anniversary, we areblessed to have your support, as outlined in this impressive listof donors. Thanks to all of those listed, our 2009-2010 “Grow Moeller” Annual FundCampaign raised a new record of $873,000!

We are now building on that success and have set our 2010-11 goal at $1,000,000. This will enable us to continuemoving forward in our efforts to close the nearly $2,200 gapbetween tuition and the actualcost of a Moeller education.

I hope you will continue to generously support the efforts of a lot of great people to “Grow the Moeller Tradition.”Every contribution helps buildthe foundation that unites us all in one cause – to educateyoung men in the spirit ofFather Chaminade’s vision. Tograduate great Men of Moeller.

Sincerely,

Bill Hunt, President

Class of 19645.62% (10 out of 178) Mr. Michael H. AlbrinckMr. Fred R. BorkeMr. Barry J. BormanDr. Anthony J. DelVecchioMr. John F. DietzMr. Ronald HerbersMr. Robert L. MayerMr. Thomas J. McGillMr. Robert G. OsnerMr. H. Leonard Stallo

Class of 19653.50% (9 out of 257) Mr. John M. Bough, Sr.Mr. Gordon W. BurkeMr. Robert F. Cappel, Jr.Mr. Robert L. DillhoffMr. Ronald J. DollMr. Kenneth C. KeenerMr. John B. LuhanMr. Joseph P. MealeMr. Robert P. Niehaus

Class of 19665.74% (14 out of 244) Mr. Thomas A. BackhusMr. Gary M. BohartMr. Terence F. HanlonMr. Michael F. HaverkampMr. Henry J. KravecMr. Dan J. LedfordMr. James J. MayerMr. Patrick C. MonahanMr. John M. O'ConnorDr. Donald C. SalzanoMr. John N. StiglerColonel Michael P. WeitzelMr. Steven A. WenstrupMr. David O. Wilcoxson

Class of 19679.30% (24 out of 258) Mr. Anthony C. ArbinoMr. Michael R. BackMr. Thomas A. Brisken, Sr.Mr. Stephen J. BroermannMr. Bruce A. BuckleyMr. William J. DillhoffMr. James F. EichmannMr. John W. Fox, Jr.Mr. Daniel J. GahlMr. Anthony A. GeraciMr. Nicholas L. HaverkosMr. Steven M. HaygoodMr. Carlos JimenezMr. Kenneth C. MatreMr. Jeffrey G. MohlmanMr. Dave L. MuthlerMr. Joseph R. PartuschDr. Donald P. RakelDr. David E. SchlueterMr. David G. ShaferMr. Donald E. SheltonMr. Gregory O. StanforthMr. Dennis VarnauMr. Steven P. Wedding

Class of 19685.51% (13 out of 236) Mr. Timothy J. AlbersMr. Donald J. Apking

U.S. Representative John A. Boehner

Mr. James E. DaflerMr. Donald S. KruseMr. Thomas J. LangefelsMr. Gregory C. McNaulMr. George F. MillitzerMr. Robert R. MohrMr. Daniel P. NovakovMr. Frank J. SeurkampMr. Charles A. SmithMr. James D. Smith

Class of 19694.00% (10 out of 250)Mr. Mark D. GeersMr. James L. GrauMr. Richard G. HageeMr. Paul E. McHughMr. Thomas R. RevisMr. John W. StrickerMr. Daniel J. VonderhaarMr. William E. Watkins, IIIMr. John W. WeinkamMr. Gary J. Woebkenberg

Class of 19706.56% (17 out of 259) Mr. Joseph H. BurkeMr. Charles J. DeVirgilio, Esq.Mr. Al F. ElingMr. Richard T. FitzpatricMr. Frank T. Gallenstein, Jr.Mr. David K. HaidleMr. William T. HuelsmanMr. John H. KeyserMr. Timothy J. LeinbergerMr. Daniel MolinaMr. Robert J. MorrisseyMr. Thomas D. NiehausMr. William A. RaheMr. Ronald R. ReinMr. Michael J. ReynoldsMr. Michael J. SpeedMr. Michael J. Sylvester

Class of 19714.23% (11 out of 260) Mr. Mark AmoriniMr. Richard J. BerningMr. Thomas P. GrauDr. Thomas M. MorandMr. John R. MuenchenMr. Bryan L. PeckMr. Dennis J. RiedmillerMr. Dennis J. RothMr. Mark T. RummlerMr. Paul H. Schneider, Esq.Dr. Andrew J. Vicar

Class of 19724.26% (11 out of 258)Mr. William J. BalbachMr. William E. BraunMr. James C. Champlin, IIIMr. Dennis W. ElingMr. Dennis M. HomanMr. Len J. MatuszekMr. Patrick J. McLaughlin, Jr.Mr. Henry R. MeyerMr. Mark A. RippeMr. Stephen A. TinoMr. Gerard P. Wiesner

Class of 19733.64% (9 out of 247) Mr. Dennis J. GramannMr. James P. HartmanMr. Joe D. HildebrandtMr. Stephen T. HonerlawMr. Kevin C. McDonoughMr. Gary E. RomesMr. Frederick W. Schmid, Jr.Mr. John A. TheisMr. Richard A. Tonges

Class of 19744.26% (10 out of 235) Mr. David P. AshbrockMr. Edward C. BirckMr. Kevin J. DonovanMr. John J. GeorgeMr. William B. MorandMr. Cameron Jay Rains, Sr.Mr. Michael J. SzazMr. Theodore H. TorbeckMr. Allen G. VonderhaarMr. James S. Widmeyer

Class of 19756.28% (14 out of 223) Mr. Brian E. BaileyMr. Stephen J. ByrnesMr. John J. Calvin, Jr.Mr. James A. Donnellon, Jr.Mr. Patrick J. Fehring, Jr.Mr. Daniel L. GoodhartMr. Jeffrey P. HockMr. Roger J. HuberMajor General

James M. KowalskiDr. Alan L. LaubMr. Michael A. LorenzMr. Timothy E. MuellerMr. Michael T. SchuckmanMr. Michael G. Sussli

Class of 19765.91% (12 out of 203) Mr. Jerry A. BeitmanMr. Thomas M. CutterMr. Richard J. GrinsteadMr. T. Michael HickeyMr. Michael R. HoltmanMr. Philip J. KreinerMr. Jeffrey A. McNaulMr. Jeffrey G. MetzMr. William D. OetersMr. Randy J. PleimanMr. Don R. RohlfsMr. Robert T. Williams, Jr.

Class of 197711.57% (28 out of 242) Mr. Paul W. AsbrockMr. James A. BalbachMr. Timothy J. BrinkmanMr. John H. BuddeMr. Keith A. CheesmanMr. Daniel F. DuganMr. Daniel W. FlynnMr. Thomas P. HertleinMr. Jeffrey J. HonerlawMr. John G. KnochelMr. Timothy J. KoegelMr. Ron P. LehrterMr. Daniel R. LeugersMr. David J. MarkgrafMr. Timothy J. McCormick

Dr. Patrick J. McCulloughMr. Thomas J. MorthorstMr. David A. MuchmoreMr. James D. NesterMr. Daniel A. NeyerMr. Thomas M. RobinettMr. Paul K. Sayer, Jr.Mr. Mark J. SchlueterMr. Robert M. SchmittMr. Gerald J. ShannonMr. Daniel C. SpaethMr. Michael A. Staun, Sr.Mr. Ronald J. Weisbrod

Class of 19786.20% (15 out of 242) Mr. John J. ApkeMr. Thomas R. BarnesMr. David F. BrinkmannMr. Robert N. DoyonMr. Matthew J. FetteMr. John F. Fisher, Jr.Dr. Michael F. HaggertyMr. Robert F. HendersonMr. Gary J. HopkinsMr. Keith P. McCluskeyMr. John J. RozziMr. Edward V. SchoelwerMr. David W. SloanMr. James C. SweeneyMr. Thomas M. Woebkenberg

Class of 19796.82% (18 out of 264) Mr. Edward A. AchesonMr. Gerald B. BuddeMr. Theodore A. Catino, Jr.Mr. William T. ClarkMr. John M. Costello, Jr.Mr. Kevin M. GarryDr. Lawrence M. HanrahanMr. David J. HauckMr. Jeffrey P. HeidelDr. Gregory J. JaunMr. Joseph T. LukensMr. Lawrence J. Meyer, Jr.Mr. William J. Miller, Jr.Lieutenant Colonel

James B. NeesMr. William J. RyanMr. Phillip J. Schneider, Jr.Mr. Richard V.

Sunderman, IIMr. Eric M. Tepe

Class of 19807.23% (17 out of 235) Mr. Thomas M. BeitingMr. J. Kevin BootheMr. Christopher G. CarleMr. Richard T. FlynnMr. Patrick D. FordMr. Charles Patrick P. HuntMr. Jeffrey A. KoehneReverend Paul V.

Kollman, Jr., CSCMr. Thomas C. LockwoodMr. Thomas D. MaertzMr. David MartinMr. Thomas A. MetteyMr. John G. MeyerMr. Gregory W. SchubeMr. Michael E. SuterMr. Jeffrey L. TannerMr. James J. Wahl

Class of 19815.80% (13 out of 224) Mr. Randall E. BargerDr. Robert BenzaMr. Daniel R. EddingfieldDr. James E. GangwischMr. W. Truitt GraueMr. Jerome R. JuddMr. Lawrence G. KuhlmanMr. Lawrence J. LangefelsMr. Phillip J. MuenchenMr. Donald A. ReinDr. Francis J. SchlueterMr. Michael L. SchmittMr. Robert C. Williford

Class of 19826.22% (15 out of 241) Mr. Frank P. AnastasiaMr. Thomas J. BreitenbachMr. Paul M. BrinkerMr. Joseph P. Buehler, Sr.Mr. Douglas T. BurgdorfMr. Robert EbelMr. Christopher R. GillesMr. Kenneth M. HarperMr. Bernard W. KesslingMr. Thomas E. MedlMr. Mark J. MolinaroMr. David J. PalopoliMr. Chris J. SchoenbergerMr. Michael A. SeegerMr. Michael A. Stecz

Class of 19834.53% (11 out of 243) AnonymousMr. Joseph R. AsbrockMr. Robert D. BrowningMr. John E. Buse, Jr.Mr. Hiawatha FranciscoMr. Michael R. HackmanMr. John A. Kuprionis, Jr.Mr. Richard

H. Lonneman, Jr.Mr. Stephen V. SpatzMr. Thomas M. StevensonMr. Gerry A. VoellmeckeMr. Stephen T. Williford

Class of 19845.26% (12 out of 228) AnonymousMr. Eric D. BenderMr. Michael G. BeutelMr. Douglas E. ErnstesMr. Douglas A. GrohMr. Ken W. KollmanMr. Stephen R. MarklayMr. Thomas P. O'Brien, IIIMr. Richard OetersMr. James W. SchafferMr. Jeff A. SchnedlMr. Stephen F. Voellmecke

Class of 198510.48% (24 out of 229) Mr. Timothy J. BathMr. James E. BrunsMr. Nick J. BurgdorfMr. Greg S. DornoffMr. Robert J. ElsbrockMr. D'Juan FranciscoMr. Brian N. GarryMr. Nicholas A. Haggerty

Honor Roll of Donors by Graduation Year (July 1, 2009 to June 30, 2010)


Mr. Jeffrey A. HegerMr. Christopher J. HodgeMr. Michael E. HyzduMr. Robert D. KaiserMr. Mark S. KamphausMr. Sean D. KennyMr. John F. KleiserMr. Michael K. LynchDr. William J. NaberMr. Joseph A. NovelloMr. Robert E. PuthoffDr. Scott L. SchappacherMr. Stephen T. ScheuerleMr. James A. Stofko, Jr.Mr. Kenneth H. ToftMr. William D. Vonderhaar

Class of 19863.08% (7 out of 227) Mr. Robert W. FisherMr. Sean Michael FranciscoMr. Timothy E. MarklayMr. Timothy J. O'NeillMr. Wayne E. Rieger, Jr.Mr. J. Matthew StephensMr. Michael G. WardMr. Eric L. Weibel

Class of 19873.20% (7 out of 219)Mr. Mark A. DornoffMr. Carl W. KneplerMr. Christopher A. LohrDr. Michael F. PerryMr. Mark S. ScheuerleMr. Gregory Van Praag

Class of 198815.97% (38 out of 238) Mr. Richard S. BachmanMr. James C. BangsMr. Joseph E. BischoffMr. Michael R. BlomerMr. Jonathan D. BormanMr. Anthony G. ButzMr. John J. Cox, IIIMr. Scott J. DollMr. Aaron M. DziechMr. G. Scott EgbersMr. Joseph M. FaesslerMr. Anthony M. FalkMr. Todd R. GeersMr. Frank A. GeraciMr. Kevin G. GillesMr. Joseph W. HodgeMr. Craig D. HodgesMr. Robert A. HornbackMr. Thomas J. KennedyMr. Chris M. KurtzMr. David T. LangefelsMr. Arthur D. Lewis, IIIMr. Thomas J. MackeyMr. Michael D. MalatinMr. Timothy S. ManganMr. John M. McNallyMr. Robert E. MedlMr. Craig R. MinorMr. Andrew E. NagelMr. Christopher D. ProbstMr. Jeffrey J. RettigMr. William J. RohlfsMr. Scott A. SchaferMr. Brian S. SchuermannMr. Michael T. StarkMr. Jeffrey S. Vollmer

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

Class of 19892.44% (5 out of 205) Mr. Scott D. GormanMr. John A. HoogMr. Michael E. RohlfsMr. Matthew J. SmithMr. Gregory T. Stofko

Class of 19903.45% (7 out of 203) Mr. David M. BellMr. Matthew D. BormanMr. Todd R. IlleMr. Denny E. Meador, IIMr. Robert G. MeyerMr. Dwight D. RichterMr. Nicholas A. Sabino

Class of 19913.53% (6 out of 170) Mr. Michael S. BohmerMr. Donald E. JonesMr. John M. KilcoyneMr. Nicholas A. LatzyMr. Scott D. SchaeperMr. Mark C. Simmons

Class of 19922.65% (4 out of 151) Mr. Jason P. BrownMr. John D. GattoMr. Jeffrey R. HowellMr. Keith H. Schofield

Class of 19933.68% (7 out of 190) Mr. James E. Creeden, Jr.Mr. Stephen E. EichmannMr. John J. KilgoreMr. Keith M. SchaeperMr. Joseph M. SchimpfMr. Kevin T. SorgMr. Michael R. Zinser

Class of 19942.40% (4 out of 167) Mr. Chris M. DeBowMr. Heath M. GeigerMr. Michael K. GreenMr. Nicholas G. Hodge

Class of 19952.15% (4 out of 186) Dr. William A. Knight, IVMr. Brent J. Martin, Jr.Mr. Steffen UebeMr. Bryan C. Young

Class of 19962.66% (5 out of 188) Mr. James C. FrondorfMr. Adam LuxMr. Patrick McLaughlinMr. John J. Melish, M.S.Mr. Adam G. Molina

Class of 19972.05% (4 out of 195) Mr. Justin BayerMr. Jason W. HurleyMr. Matthew E. LyonsMr. Brian N. Wellinghoff

Class of 19980.97% (2 out of 206) Mr. Jon L. BowlingMr. John E. Meister

Class of 19991.49% (3 out of 201) Mr. Joseph J. CarrollMr. Joshua S. DeckardMr. Scott A. Lyons

Class of 20002.53% (5 out of 198) Mr. Sean T. FinnertyMr. Paul M. Jackson, Jr.Mr. Brian M. McClureMr. Matthew C. MillerMr. Stephen A. Rosfeld

Class of 20011.79% (4 out of 224) Mr. Brian P. SchaeperMr. Ryan E. SkeldonMr. Matthew J. SylvesterMr. Patrick Tyler Tabler

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Balbach ’77Mr. and Mrs. William J. Balbach ’72Mr. and Mrs. James R. BauerMr. and Mrs. Richard BeermanMr. and Mrs. Jerry BoateMr. and Mrs. John BelzaMr. and Mrs. Richard J. BohneMr. and Mrs. Barry J. Borman ’64Mr. and Mrs. William E. Braun ’72Mr. Robert D. Browning ’83Ms. Stephanie BrundageMr. Kevin T. Buckley ’02Mr. and Mrs. Whitey CampbellMr. and Mrs. Norm L. CassMr. and Mrs. James C. Champlin, III ’72Mr. and Mrs. Blane M. CollisonMr. and Mrs. Anthony J. CorderMr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. DeesMr. and Mrs. J. Alberto DelgadoMr. and Mrs. Louie B. DeTempleMr. Daniel P. DeverMr. and Mrs. Mark D. DoranMr. and Mrs. Patrick M. DorseyMr. James J. ElfersMr. and Mrs. Timothy A. ErdmannBrother Robert M. Flaherty, S.M.Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. GaierMr. and Mrs. William T. GeigerMr. and Mrs. David J. HauckMr. and Mrs. Daniel J. HeiselMr. and Mrs. Timothy R. HeldMr. and Mrs. Joseph T. HoctorMr. and Mrs. Doug HorstMr. and Mrs. Thomas C. HuffMr. and Mrs. Edwin W. Jamieson, IIIMr. and Mrs. James H. JewellMr. and Mrs. Marc Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Keener ’65Mr. and Mrs. John H. KeyserSister Judith M. Klei, R.S.M.Mr. and Mrs. Carl N. KremerMr. and Mrs. Gregory E. LechnerBrother Howard R. Lohrey, S.M.Brother Ronald G. Luksic, S.M.Mr. and Mrs. Len J. MatuszekMr. Matthew J. McLaughlin ’05Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McLaughlin ’96Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Meale ’65Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. MeyerMr. and Mrs. Frank R. MinnickMr. and Mrs. Pat J. MorganMr. Michael D. MoroskiMr. and Mrs. Bruce NelsonMr. David J. PrengerMr. and Mrs. Joseph F. RaymondMrs. Susan E. ReinhardtMr. and Mrs. John P. RodenbergMr. Michael ShafferMr. and Mrs. Paul A. SmithMr. and Mrs. Edward J. SpitznagelMr. and Mrs. Gregory O. Stanforth ’67Mr. and Mrs. James A. Stofko, Jr. ’85Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth StollMr. and Mrs. Alexander J. ThompsonMr. and Mrs. Robert F. TullMr. and Mrs. Joe B. VanderkolkMr. and Mrs. Mark V. VicarioMr. Michael G. Ward ’86Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. WilkeMr. and Mrs. Steven J. WilkenMr. and Mrs. Maurice E. WilliamsMr. and Mrs. David W. YeltonMr. and Mrs. John A. YostMr. and Mrs. David G. Zilch

Faculty and Staff Honor Roll

Class of 20021.93% (4 out of 207) Mr. Kevin T. BuckleyMr. Thomas P. FetteThe Honorable

Matthew S. HoffmannMr. Robert R.

Vanderheyden

Class of 20030.50% (1 out of 200) Mr. Phillip R. Lane

Class of 20042.58% (6 out of 233) Mr. Paul R. AntenucciMr. Christopher M. BabcockMr. Douglas S. BeCraftMr. Adam P. BehmMr. Christopher T. GeigerMr. Samuel J. Sharp

Class of 20051.24% (3 out of 242) Mr. Tyler J. CorcoranMr. Matthew J. McLaughlinMr. Edward W. Roberts

Class of 20060.99% (2 out of 202) Mr. William E. BalbachMr. Jonathan C. Bentley

Class of 20071.26% (3 out of 238) Mr. Joseph R. EsbenshadeMr. Geoffrey W. RobertsMr. Troy W. Tabler

Class of 20080.89% (2 out of 225) Mr. David W. HookMr. Charles Anderson Morgan

Class of 20090.76% (2 out of 262) Mr. Bradlee D. HollowellMr. Joseph H. Rogan, Jr.

Class of 20101.10% (2 out of 182) Mr. Andrew S. HendrixMr. Alexander S. Orkwis

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

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

The Daniel J. BuckleyScholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Broermann Mr. and Mrs. John F. Broermann Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Buckley Mr. Kevin T. Buckley Mrs. Kathryn A. Derrick Mr. and Mrs. James R. Devanney Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dillhoff Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Gahl Mr. and Mrs. William T. Geiger Sister Judith M. Klei, R.S.M.Mr. and Mrs. Roger E. Luring Mr. and Mrs. John B. Platz Mr. and Mrs.

William O. Sandquist, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. David C. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Stertz, Jr.Companions on a Journey Mr. Kevin Tierney

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

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

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

In Honor of Greg Goodhart Ms. Sherry Crawford-Eyen

In Memory of Ray Goodhart Mr. and Mrs. Rodney K. Allen Mr. William H. Barnes Mr. Jim A. Beamer Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Bridge Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Brune Columbus State

Education Association Mr. Gary Cook Mr. Peter T. Craig Ms. Sherry Crawford-Eyen Ms. F. Loretta Earls Mr. Dennis W. Eling Evendale G.E. Management

AssociationMr. and Mrs. Mark A. Flaherty Ms. Linda Friedhof Mr. Patrick Gallo Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Glassmeyer Ms. Nancy M. Goebel Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Goodhart Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hancock Mr. and Mrs. James R. Harmeyer † Mr. and Mrs. F. Thomas Heinold Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Hobek Mr. and Mrs. Franklyn D. Holthaus Mr. Todd R. Ille Mr. James Judge Mr. and Mrs. Don Klopfenstein Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Kneflin Ms. Laurie K. Koller Mr. and Mrs. Gregory P. Kreimer

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

In Memory of Rob Miller Mr. William L. Foley

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

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

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

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

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

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

In Memory and Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Greg F. Moratschek Mrs. Dorothy B. Morris Mr. and Mrs. James Pearce, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Poirier Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Robertson Ms. Helen Rotte Mr. and Mrs. Phil Saylor Ms. Sally Schlotman Dr. and Mrs.

Willaim J. Schoenberger Mr. Keith H. Schofield Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Sewell Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Shilt Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Sobel Mr. James E. Stopford Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Sweeney, IIIMr. and Mrs. William G. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. George G. Trebbi, Jr.Villanova UniversityMr. and Mrs. John W. Vintz Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Voet Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Wertzler Mr. and Mrs. Paul Whalen Ms. Kristin B. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Ronald N. Woebkenberg Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Worth Mr. Larry Zimmerman

The Eric J. Schlueter EndowedScholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Fischer Dr. and Mrs. John B. Gillen, Sr.Mr. George F. Millitzer Mr. and Mrs. Dave L. Muthler Mr. and Mrs. David L. Rutti Dr. and Mrs. Elmer Schlueter Mrs. Phyllis A. Schlueter Dr. Francis J. Schlueter and

Mrs. Mary Kay WelschMr. and Mrs. Mark A. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. James Zeller

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

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

The Michael A. StofkoScholarship FundMr. D'Juan Francisco Mr. Christopher A. Lohr

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Honor Roll of Donors


Report of Revenue and Expenses(Forecast, as of July 1, 2010, for 2010-11 Fiscal Year)


Forecast 2010-11 Income by Source

Tuition & Fees $ 8,683,600 70.1%Donations & Fund Raising 1,300,000 10.5%Student Services* 1,388,500 11.2%Other Revenues 1,015,000 8.2%

Total Income $12,387,100 100 %

Expenses by Category

Personnel $ 7,114,115 57.9%Technology & Supplies 1,664,060 13.6%Utilities & Maintenance 654,500 5.3%Student Services* 1,246,000 10.2%Capital & Debt Service 1,599,690 13.0%

Total Expenses $12,278,365 100 %

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

Enrollment: 20-Year History (October count)

1990/1991 7341991/1992 7701992/1993 7901993/1994 8171994/1995 8621995/1996 8711996/1997 8871997/1998 9081998/1999 8901999/2000 9132000/2001 9302001/2002 9492002/2003 9352003/2004 9722004/2005 9662005/2006 9512006/2007 9362007/2008 9282008/2009 9172009/2010 9072010/2011 926

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

2010 $548,306

2011(budgeted) $600,000Expenditures $12,363Tuition $10,190

Gap for Fundraising -$2,173

Moeller’s 2010 Distinguished Alumni AwardeesDAVID THOLE ’85, Purple

Heart Recipient Lt. Col., USAF

(Ret.), DISTINGUISHED

ALUMNI AWARD: Presented to agraduate who has given outstandingservice to his community and who hasdistinguished himself as a Moelleralumnus: Lt. Col. Thole served 20 yearsas an F-16 fighter pilot and was chosenin 2001 to be one of 10 initial pilotsfor the F-22, the world’s most lethalcombat aircraft. He retired in 2009 asChief of the Weapons and Tactics Branch,Air Combat Command, LangleyAFB, VA. He has been awarded thePurple Heart, Meritorious Service

Medal, and ArialAchievement

Medal.

JACK LONG, BROTHER

EVESLAGE AWARD:

Presented to an individual whothrough years of tireless effort hasmade significant contributions tothe growth of Moeller: Jack Longbegan his decades-long support ofMoeller in 1967 and joined theDads’ Club in 1979. Under CoachBob Crable, Long assisted the football program by chaperoningthe team bus and handling all thechapel duties for the football team,which he continues to this day.Long and his wife of 47 years,Janice, have three children: JohnLambert ’83, Jennifer (PeteHopewell ’91) and James Patrick.

TROY SUTER ’10, GOLD

SHIELD AWARD: Presented toa graduate who exemplifies goodcharacter, a solid spiritual life, academic excellence, a willingnessto serve, and participates in variousschool activities: School Vice CaptainTroy Suter ’10 was the president ofthe National Honor Society andreceived numerous academ-ic honors, including theBausch & LombHonorary ScienceAward and JohnMassarella Award. He participated in morethan a dozen co-curricularactivities and held severalleadership positions. Suter attendsthe University of Notre Dame.

John Boehner ’68: U.S.Speaker-in-WaitingMoeller can now add “Speaker of the House” to its listof renowned alumni accomplishments. John Boehner ’68becomes the presiding officer of the U.S. House ofRepresentatives once the 112th Congress convenes onJanuary 3, 2011. The Speaker is third in the presidentialline of succession and works to set the majority party’slegislative agenda. Besides headlining the major newspapersin the country, Time magazine featured him in November,and 60 Minutes is currently producing a segment to beaired in December. Characterized as a “hard worker andteam player” by former Coach Gerry Faust in the Timecover article, the journalists describe the Speaker-to-beas “a self-made businessman with working-class rootswho obviously cares about more than his golf game, anamiable consensus builder who learned his people skillsgrowing up with 11 siblings and one bathroom…Members of both parties agree that he keeps his word.”He’s an honorable man. A Man of Moeller.

Education in the Family SpiritCrusader Connections


This fall the Moeller Alumni

Association voted in Moeller’s

new Alumni Board. The Executive

Board consists of President, Phil

Kreiner '76; Vice President, Larry

Kuhlman '81; Past President,

Rob Winterman '80; Alumni

Director, Jim Stofko '85; Faculty

Advisor, Barry Borman '64;

Marianist Representative, Bro. Bob Flaherty, S.M.; Treasurer, Bill Balbach '72; John

Widmeyer '68; Tim Albers '68; John Costello '79; Pat Morgan '79; Mike Suter '80; Rob

Hornback '88; Andy Schaffer '93; Joe Buckley '95; Mike Munafo '00; and Cole Jackson '05.

“Each decade is represented on the executive board, and we are adding membership

with class captains for every graduating class,” says Alumni Director Jim Stofko ’85.

“Through the board, the class captains, and with the help of the development department,

we are collecting contact information on all alumni. Our number one goal is to enhance our

database so we can communicate with all our alumni. We have outstanding events in place

and will continue to develop more alumni events with a wide variety of social and networking

opportunities.”

New and revamped activities are currently being planned, such as a biannual speaker

series, wine tasting festival, Keeneland trip, 3-on-3 basketball, new reunion activities, and

more. The board is also establishing regional alumni groups in other cities. “We look for-

ward to getting out more and more information on these events,” says Stofko. “Check the

Moeller website (www.Moeller.org) for updates. And please contact the board with any

ideas or questions. We want our alums to be involved. Working together we will have the

best Alumni Association in the country!”

Crusaders in the NewsTed Torbeck ’74 NamedPresident of Cincinnati BellCommunications: Cincinnati Bell

Inc. named Theodore H. (Ted) Torbeck

’74 as the president and general manag-

er of Cincinnati Bell

Communications.

Torbeck will have

responsibility for the

planning, marketing,

sales and operation

of all of the communi-

cation lines of business

at Cincinnati Bell, including

all consumer and business wireline

and wireless products. He will report to

Bell Chief Executive Officer Jack

Cassidy. (The Enquirer and Bloomberg

News, September 10, 2010)

Andrew Brackman ’04Promoted to Yankees: Former

Moeller High standout

Andrew Brackman ’04

was called up by the

New York Yankees

today. He reports to

New York on

Tuesday. Brackman

was selected by the

Yankees in the first

round of the 2007 First-Year

Player Draft after playing baseball at

North Carolina State. (The Cincinnati

Enquirer, September 20, 2010,

Enquirer's Mike Dyer contributed)

Life More than Baseball toBrent Suter ’08: Being left-handed

and able to throw a fastball 90 mph is

often an express ticket to the major

leagues. But Brent Suter ’08 of Anderson

Township has a lot more

going on in his life than

just baseball. The

2008 Moeller grad

(class salutatorian)

is currently the ace

pitcher for the Hamilton

Joes of the Great Lakes

Summer Collegiate League.

It's the wooden bat league that the

Cincinnati Steam plays in… Suter was

selected as the game's starting pitcher

and a dozen pro scouts were watching.

Also occupying his time this summer is

the “SURF” program at Children’s

Hospital. His mother, Shirley, a high

school and college swimming champion,

said, “SURF is a Summer Undergraduate

Research Fellowship and part of the

University of Cincinnati Medical School.

Brent is in the cardiology department.”

Majoring in environmental science and

potentially pre-med, Suter will advance

to his junior year this fall at Harvard

University. (By Terrence Huge, The

Community Press, July 19, 2010)


Lives Remembered: JoeCurrin ’90: Joe Currin’90, a former

Moeller basketball standout and

University of Dayton basketball player

died of a massive heart attack Sunday,

July 18, while jog-

ging in Venice, FL.

Currin, 38, was a

corporate attorney

for the Caterpillar

Corporation and had

moved with his fami-

ly to Singapore a

few months earlier. He is survived by

his wife, Callie, and four children ages

5 to 9. Currin, the son of former UD

football star Jim Currin, was the

youngest of 10 children. The entire

family was vacationing together at

the time of his death. He was a

walk-on basketball player at UD

who worked his way into the starting

lineup and appeared in 55 games. He

played on the 1992-93 and 1993-94

teams coached by Jim O’Brien. He

graduated from the UD law school.

(Springfield-News Sun, July 21, 2010)

Mike Bell ’93 Promoted toDirector, PlayerDevelopment, Arizona:November 15, 2010, Arizona

Diamondbacks News Release – The

Arizona Diamondbacks announced that

Mike Bell ’93 has been promoted to

Director, Player Development... Bell

was a first-round selection, 30th over-

all, of the Texas Rangers in the 1993

First-Year Player Draft. Bell’s time in

the Major Leagues came in 2000

when he batted .222 for with 2 home

runs and 4 RBIs in 19 games for the

Cincinnati Reds. Overall, he compiled

a .265 batting average with 135 home

runs, 684 RBIs, 262 doubles and 32

triples in 1,231 games in 13 Minor

League seasons (1993-2005) with the

Rangers, New York Mets, Reds,

Colorado Rockies, D-backs, Chicago

White Sox, and St. Louis Cardinals

organizations.

Michael Simon ’83Hungary’s Most SuccessfulSoftware Entrepreneur: On a

whim, Michael

Simon ’83

sprinted off to

Hungary after

finishing business

school in St. Louis. Twenty years later,

he has carved out an unusual niche as

perhaps Hungary’s most successful

software entrepreneur. Simon’s latest

creation to bubble out of Budapest is

LogMeIn, a 400-worker outfit that makes

software that allows one computing

device to take control of another. Using

this technology, a person can tap into a

home or office PC while on the road with

a laptop. Customer support technicians

also use LogMeIn’s products to take

control of people’s machines and fix

their PC problems. (By Ashlee Vance,

The New York Times, October 11,

2010) Note: Mike Simon, Moeller Class

of ’83, completed his undergraduate

work at Notre Dame University.

Moeller Announces New Alumni Board

Education in the Family SpiritCrusader Connections


Keep in touch! We want to

hear from you (and send us pictures,

too). Tell your fellow Crusaders about

your wedding, a recent move, your

latest promotion, a family addition,

your retirement, or any other news you

have to share. Just cut out and mail

this form with your picture(s) or send

us an e-mail ([email protected])

and attach your photo(s) or log on to

our website. It’s that easy!

Mail this form to:

Archbishop Moeller High School

c/o Moeller Magazine/“Alumni Notes”

9001 Montgomery Road

Cincinnati, OH 45242-7780

Name

Home Address

Phone

City

State Zip

E-mail Address

Business Firm

Your Position

Business Address

City

State Zip

Wife’s Name Maiden

College(s) Attended

Degree(s) Earned

Year(s) Graduated

News About You

Operation Lost Alums Men of Moeller, with great pride we announced ournew Alumni Board at the October 28 alumni meeting.In addition to the board, we have had many alumnistep up and serve in the role of a class captain.We certainly want all of our 10,000 alumni tobe a part of our great Alumni Association! Wecannot do this without your help. Currently,we only have some contact information forabout 75% of the graduating classes. TheAlumni Board’s and class captains’ numberone goal is to reconnect with all of our “lostalumni.” Please help us by contacting yourclass captain, a board member, or theAdvancement Office at Moeller. As we continueto build our database, our alumni events, reunions,and networking opportunities will continue to improve. Please visit ourwebsite (www.Moeller.org) to update your contact information and to learnmore about the Alumni Association and events. Thanks for your help.

Go Big Moe & God Bless,

Jim Stofko ’85, Alumni [email protected]

DECEMBER 2010Basketball Alumni Night: Tuesday, Dec. 21, vs. Chaminade Julienne(Honoring the Crusader BasketballTeams & Coaches of 1960-61, 1970-71,1980-81, 1990-91, & 2000-01!)

JANUARY 2011 Wrestling Alumni Night: Saturday, Jan.

22, vs. Detroit Central CatholicWrestling Senior Night: Thursday, Jan.

27, vs. Elder

FEBRUARY Annual AlumniAssociation SportsStag: Thursday,

February 24

50th Anniversary

Alumni Sports

Stag!

Honoring MoellerLegendaryCoaches Gerry Faust& Mike Cameron Recognizing ALL 24 StateChampionship Teams, Individuals, &Hall of Fame Members and CoachesFor up-to-date information, see MoellerWebsite: www.Moeller.org (Alumni).Register early for this historic event!Moeller will be honoring and celebratingMoeller’s Great Sports Tradition,Coaches, and Players, who havehelped to make The Big Moe the BestHigh School in the nation!

MARCHThe 11th Annual Alumni Father-Son Mass and Breakfast:Sunday March 13

APRIL 50th Anniversary Main Event!Saturday, April 9, Savannah Center in West Chester, OH

Proceeds benefit the Moeller TuitionAssistance & Student Services Programs.

Register early, for this event sells outannually! See the Moeller website,www.Moeller.org (Support Moeller),

for online registration. For more information, contact Main EventCoordinator Marcia Lechner at (513) 791-1680, ext. 1304, or e-mail her [email protected].

P.S. Thanks for your support of lastyear’s 25th Annual Main Event! We

made a record-breaking $292,000!

MAY Moeller Day at theReds! Friday,

May 13, vs. St. Louis CardinalsCost: $67/personwhich includes exclusive use of theMachine Room &Outdoor Patio, theBallpark Buffet, Drinks (water, softdrinks, and 1st two rounds of beer per person). There is limited seating,so reserve your tickets in advancethrough Moeller website (see Alumni).

ALUMNI CALENDAR

Heather and Andy Folzenlogen ’89, daughter, Josephine(Josie) Ann, February 16, 2010.

Kelly and Andy

Kwiatkowski ’95, ason, Evan Andrew,July 28, 2010. (Photo left)

Megan and Justin

Bayer ’97, son,Joseph KeenanBayer, July 3, 2010. (Photo left)

Lisa and Greg Ulland ’97, son, Marley Jameson, August 29, 2010.

Jeanne and Andy

Walton ’00, son, JackDouglas Walton, July22, 2010. (Photo left)

Births

Leah (Flesch) and Jason Topits ’99 on September 24, 2010.

Kelly and Scott Kaiser ’01 on July 17, 2010. (Photo below)

Weddings

Congratulations to the following couples:


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

Bough, John ’65 and his wife,Hilda, have six children: JohnJr. ’87, Sandy, Jackie, Christina,Elizabeth, and Jeffrey ’07. Johnis a sales rep for ASSA ABLOY.

Foy, Ned ’65 and hiswife, Kim, have five children: James, Patrick,

Michael, Christopher, and Robert.They live in Sarasota, FL. Nedhas worked in law enforcementfor the past 38 years and iscurrently a homicide detectivefor the Manatee CountySheriff’s Office.

Herweh, Terry ’65 is a self-employed chemist. He and his wife, Regina,have three children:Nickolaus, Katrina, and Karalee.

Hoerst,Timothy ’65graduated

from the University ofDayton in 1970. Hestayed active in manylocal youth and charitablegroups, including hisparish. Timothy was electedinternational president of theKnights of St. John in 2008, andthen re-elected in 2010. In hisrole with the Knights of St. John,he has visited Liberia (and metwith President Sirleaf), Nigeria,Ghana, Togo, and Canada. Nextspring he will go to Germany.He retired from the City ofReading as its municipalfinance-auditor. Timothy andhis wife, Joyce, have two children (Bridget and Rebecca)and two grandchildren(Ashlyn, age 4, and Nathan,age 2). They enjoy traveling.

Rahe, Don ’65married his highschool sweetheart,

Carol Bratt, and they celebratedtheir 40th anniversary thissummer. They have two children, Tracey and Brian.Don has spent 39 years in education as a teacher, coach,and assistant principal. He hascoached football, wrestling,track, swimming, basketball, baseball, and softball.Currently, he coaches varsitygirls volleyball with BrightLocal Schools. He says he hasmany fond memories frombeing a player at Moeller andat the University of Cincinnati,and many more as a coach of his son and daughter and

the many other kids overthe years: “It’s been a great ride with a

lot of success andenjoyment!”

Wene, Gregg’65 is retiredfrom his workas a quality

control manager withPlastic InjectionMolding. He andhis wife, Phyllis(Knabe), havefour children:

Ray, Dave, Nikki,and Teresa. Greggcredits his time atMoeller as havinginstilled in him

a “can-do” spirit and a“never-give-up”perseverance.

Rinschler, James ’66retired from theMarine Corps after

20 years of service and retiredafter another 20 years withCarlson Travel/Sato. He livesin Germantown, MD.

Barry Borman ’64,Moeller AD

Boone, Tim ’70 is a sculptorwho works in bronze and stone.He does stylized figures andcommissioned work. His wife(Jan) and daughter (Jessie) areoil painters, and his son (Chris’95) designs sets for theater.Tim is also president of TJBooneInsurance/Financial Services.

Deiters, Steve ’70 is owner/president of Diffused GasTechnologies, Inc. Fifteenyears ago he purchased aproduct line that waspart of the company heworked for in the wastewater treatmentfield. After a career inindustrial marketing,he decided tostrike out onhis own. Hesays itworked outwell with noregrets, and heis grateful for thelearning experi-ence.

Hacker, Mike ’70 works forGE, Supply Chain-GlobalLogistics. He met his wife,Jennifer, while living inRochester, MN, workingfor the Kroger Co. Theymoved back to Cincinnatiwhen he took the job withGE, and they have two daugh-ters, Lindsay and Sarah. Mikeplayed in the second annualMoeller-Marshall Golf Outingthat his brother Rob ’68 andJohn Widmeyer ’68 organized.The outing supports a memori-al fund established for the

three Moeller gradswho died in the1970 MarshallUniversity plane

crash. He says he is already looking forward to next year’s outing, whichwill be in August.

Morrissey, Bob ’70 and hiswife of 23 years, Mary, havethree children: Katelin, Kelly,and Garrett. Katelin is a seniorat the University of Cincinnati;Kelly is a sophomore atNorthern Kentucky Universityon a volleyball scholarship;and Garrett is a junior atMoeller playing football andvolleyball. Bob is a facilitymanager for Crapsey & Gilles Contractors.

Siciliano III,James ’70 and hiswife, Barb, have

been married 38 years. Theirson, James IV ’97, graduatedfrom Miami and earned amaster’s degree from Xavier.Their daughter, Chris, gradu-ated from Xavier. James is a manager/financial servicerepresentative for ConnexusCredit Union. His grandson,James V, was born in April 2009.

Speed, Mike ’70 and his wife,Becky, live in Hilliard, OH,with their children, John andKatie. He works for OnlineComputer Library Center asan enterprise project manager.

Torbeck, Ted ’74has been namedpresident and gen-

eral manager of CincinnatiBell Communications. Ted hasserved as CEO of FreedomGroup, Inc.; vice president of

operations for General ElectricIndustrial; president and CEOof GE’s Rail Services; and vicepresident of global supply chainfor GE Aircraft Engines. Ted hasa bachelor’s in marketing fromMiami University and a master’sin business administration fromXavier University.

Kowalski, James ’75is a LieutenantGeneral in the United

States Air Force and isCommander, Air Force GlobalStrike Command, Barksdale Air Force Base, LA. GeneralKowalski entered active duty in 1980 through the UC ROTC

program. He received a bachelor’sin business administration.

In 1985 he earned a master’s inmanagement from CentralMichigan University, and in 1993he earned a master’s in nationalsecurity and strategic studies fromthe College of Naval Commandand Staff, Naval War College inNewport, RI. His assignmentshave taken him throughout theUS and Southeast Asia. 33 • FALL/WINTER 2010

Family SpiritAlumni Notes

Vargo, David ’70 graduated in 1974 from the

University of Cincinnati and married his high

school sweetheart, Ann. They have three children

– Zach, Scott, and Rob – and three grandchildren. David

is a commercial sales rep for Bob Sumerel Tire Co.

David teaches spinning classes at the YMCA and

enjoys canoe racing and hiking. In November

2007 David lost his brother, Don, age 51, to a rare

cancer. Don was a GCL golf champ while

at Moeller. He is survived by his

wife, Karen, three

children,

and one

grandchild.

Mike Rakel ’70, former Moeller Dean of Academics

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

He and his wife, JoAnn, live inNorthville, MI, with their twochildren, Jennifer and Erika.Patrick graduated from MiamiUniversity in 1979 and workedat Fifth Third Bank in variousexecutive positions in Cincinnati,Columbus, and Detroit. In2007 he started Level OneBank as a commercial bank tomeet the financial serviceneeds of professionals andemerging businesses.

Crowe, William ’77received his master’sin theology fromLoyola Universityand his master of

divinity degree from St. JohnSeminary in Camarillo, CA.

He was ordained byCardinal Roger

Mahony at Our Lady of theAngels Cathedral in LosAngeles and is associate pas-tor at St. Peter Claver Parish inSimi Valley, CA.

Lehrter, Ron ’77 has beenmarried to Cheri for 26 yearsand has traveled to all 50states and more. He workedfor 33 years at DieselEnterprises. He is the owner(semi-retired) of LehrterMaintenance LLC.

Booth, Brian ’80 and his wife,Peggy, live in Dallas, TX, withtheir four children: Megan, Peter,Trevor, and Tyler. He works as adirector of sales and marketingfor Hyatt Corporation.

Rosnell, Keith ’80

graduated from

Notre Dame in

1984 with a bachelor’s in

mechanical engineering

and from the University of

Dayton in 1988 with a

master’s in electrical

engineering. He met his wife,

Tara, at UD, and they

married in 1990. He served

one tour of duty in USAF

after college. He now owns

his own engineering

company, Remtec

Corporation, which builds

robotic systems. Keith

and Tara have two sons,

Christian ’12 and Brian ’14.

(Photo bottom right)

Williams,Tim ’80 is agraduate ofFranklinCollege and is now president of WilliamsInsurance &Consulting, LLC, in Columbus, OH.He and his wife,Sharon, have five children: Zachery andAlexandra Jenkins andElizabeth, Jennifer, andOlivia Williams.

Deimling, Mark ’85and his wife,

Stephanie, havethree children –Ashley (22),Mason (11), and

Tanner (5) – and twograndchildren,Savannah (2) andAdison (1 month).Mark has worked forMilacron and HarrisProducts, but now

studies Microsoft secu-rity at Sinclair

Community College. He will graduate withhonors in March 2011. He loves to travel and has been on eight cruises with his wife and family.


Larry Kuhlman ’81, Presidentof Bramkamp Printing, theprinter of Moeller Magazine.

Speigle, William ’90has been an activeduty Marine for 16

years. William is a lieutenantcolonel and has been deployedtwice in support of OperationIraqi Freedom (2003/2009). Hegraduated from Miami Universityin 1994 with a bachelor’s inbusiness management andwas commissioned a secondlieutenant in May 1994. InAugust 2007, Lt. Col. Speiglewas selected to attend the USMarine Corps Command andStaff College in Quantico, VA.He graduated in June 2008with a master’s in militarystudies. In June 2010, he tookcommand of the Marine CombatTraining Battalion. William andhis wife, Wendy, have threechildren: Hannah (11), William(9), and Robert Joseph (7).

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

They live on the west side ofCincinnati with their two children, Brady (3 ) and Tyler (9 months). Leo went to the College of Mt. St. Joeand played on their first football team. He is currentlya manager with GreatAmerican Financial

Resources-Tax & Reporting.

Houston, Tony ’92 and hisfamily have relocated to St.Louis, MO. He began workingfor SSM Health Care as theircorporate director of operationsfinance. Tony is a fellow in the American College ofHealthcare Executives.

Budai, Tim ’95 hasbeen a police officerfor the past 11 years

and now works for the GoshenTwp. Police Dept. Twice hewas nominated for Officer ofthe Year in Clermont Co. Hespent three years as a schoolresource officer at Goshen HighSchool. Tim has two children,Jackson (8) and Madeline (6).

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

Molloy, Justin ’96was recentlyappointed as a

visiting assistant professor atthe University of Cincinnati(DAAP) School of Design. Heserves as the chapter chair forSEGD Cincy (The Society forEnvironmental Graphic Design).Justin lives in Loveland withhis wife, Rachel.

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

Marot, Michael ’85went to OhioUniversity wherehe earned his

bachelor's in journalism andbecame the first undergraduateto intern at Scripps HowardNews Service in Washington,D.C. He first worked at TheAthens Messenger and thenThe Washington Court HouseRecord-Herald, where he covered OSU football and basketball, the CincinnatiBengals, Cincinnati Reds,Cleveland Indians, and ArtSchlichter for nearly two years.

In 1992 Mike moved to NorthCarolina to work at TheHickory Daily Record, wherehe covered college footballand basketball and theCarolina Panthers bid to jointhe NFL. More importantly, hesays, he met his wife, Sarah.

In 1993 they moved to Indiana towork for The Fort Wayne JournalGazette, where he and Sarahbecame award-winning writers.Mike covered Indiana Universityfootball and basketball, includingthe firing of Bob Knight inSeptember 2000, two Final Fours,four Indianapolis 500s, the MajorLeague Baseball playoffs, andthe NBA Finals. He has beencovering Peyton Manningsince his rookie season in1998, which is the same yearMike and Sarah celebrated the birth of their son, Zachary.

For the past 10 years Mike hasworked for the AssociatedPress. He has won severalstate awards and was namedthe 2005 Indianapolis APStaffer of the Year. He has nowcovered 14 Indianapolis 500s,five Final Fours, two SuperBowls, and one Rose Bowl.

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

Michel, John ’85 andhis wife, Lucena,have three children:Justin, Mathew, and

Anthony (two attend theUniversity of Cincinnati andone Miami University). In July1985, he joined the Army,working in the Signal Corps.He has lived in Germany,Turkey, and Korea and hasbeen deployed to Haiti,Kuwait, and Iraq. John has abachelor’s in information systems management. Retiringfrom the Army in 2006, John isnow an information systemspecialist for the Veterans Affairs.

Vonderhaar, William ’85 andhis wife, Heather, have threechildren: Tyler (16), Ben (10),and Max (8). William is withProcter & Gamble, NA FacilitiesManagement and Governance.

Hopewell, Paul’88 was recently

named a Minnesota “superlawyer” by the Minneapolis/St. Paul magazine. He graduatedfrom the University of Minnesotawith a bachelor’s in 1993 andfrom William Mitchell Collegeof Law in 1996. Paul has beenan attorney at Johnson &Condon, P.A., since 1996 and apartner with the firm since 2003.He lives in the Twin Citieswith his wife, Michelle, andtheir three daughters: Isabelle,Olivia, and Ava Marie.

Burns, Barry ’90 has workedprimarily in sports and enter-tainment, including jobs withthe South Bend Silverhawks,Amarillo Dillas, Cincinnati ArtsAssociation, Detroit Tigers, andXavier University Athletics. Barrycurrently works for Ticketmasteras a client support specialist.He is active in Big Brothers andSave the Animals FoundationAnimal Shelter, and also enjoystraveling, with recent trips to Ireland, England,

and Spain.


Buckley, John ’98 celebrated his 30th birthday with

fellow ’98 alums at the Great American Ballpark.

(Photo above: Rob Mahoney, Grant Crosthwaite,

Geoff Schlemmer, John Buckley, Dan Hafer, Jay Hoffman,

Pat Murray, and Neil Lobert.)

Family SpiritAlumni Notes

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


Madden, Ben ’05 graduated from the US Naval Academy in 2009 with abachelor’s in mechanical engineeringand was commissioned as a second

lieutenant in the US Marine Corps. From there,Ben attended The Basic School in Quantico, VA,and was selected to be an artillery officer. Bengraduated first in his class of 130 artillery lieutenants at Ft. Sill, OK. He is currently stationed at Camp Pendleton, CA, with the 2nd battalion, 11th Marine regiment. Ben is actingas a forward observer for the 1st battalion, 5thMarine regiment, and expects to be deployed toAfghanistan within the next year.

We express our condolences and deepestsympathies to the families and friends of these and other members of the Moeller Family who have passed on:

Carlson, GeorgeCazel, DonaldCurrin, Joe ’90Dirr, AlvinGarry, FrankGelhot, Ned ’66Glassmeyer, Gary ’68 Jagoditz, ShirleyKnueven, “Bud”

Herman Jr.Leugers, WilliamMolloy, JoyceMullen, John

Murray, Patrick ’81Pflum, Joshua ’11Pohlman, BernardRoggeman, ThomasStein, AndrewStratmann, LouisTabb, Mike ’84Tennant, PamToerner, JoeWatson, GeorgeWisniewski, Wayne ’87Zerges, Carl

In Memoriam

Reising, Brian ’98 is

pictured with wife, Amber,

and daughter, Lorelai.

Brian is a specialist in the

Army. (Photo above)

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

Finnerty, Sean ’00 is a campaignmanager for the Friends ofJohn Boehner ’68.

Walton, Andy ’00moved to Chicagowith some college

roommates after graduationfrom the University of Dayton.After passing his professional

engineer’s exam,he changed jobsto an engineeringfirm in downtownChicago. Mostrecently hebecame a fatherto Jack DouglasWalton.

Day, D.J. ’05graduatedwith a

bachelor’s in social work fromWright State. He works for alocal non-profit, MALACHIYouth Opportunities Program,as a service coordinator. DJ also plays rugby for theCincinnati Kelts.

Humbel, Kevin ’05 works inthe Operations LeadershipProgram with Fifth Third Bank.

Libis, Brad ’05was awarded a graduate

assistantship to earn his master’s degree fromDuquesne University. He wasgeneral manager of DuquesneTelevision, and a two-time

telly award winner for bestdocumentary. Brad playedfootball at Duquesne, wherethey won three consecutiveMAAC championships.

Satterwhite, Cameron‘05 played baseballfor the University of

Cincinnati and earned All-BigEast honors after his juniorseason. He later was signed bythe Dayton Dragons, the sin-gle-A affiliate of the CincinnatiReds, and was honored as theteam’s hitter of the month inJune 2010.

Maciulewicz, Gordon ’05

graduated from the

University of Dayton in

December 2009 with a

bachelor’s in mechanical

engineering and co-oped

with Montgomery County

Sanitary Engineering and

Motoman Robotics.

He married Katie in June

in Chattanooga, TN, and

they celebrated their

wedding reception at

Rock City’s Grandview.

Gordon is currently

employed in Fairfield, OH,

as a mechanical

engineer with MTSI, a

small engineering firm

that specializes in

gas-turbine packaging

for school, oil rig, and

Navy/military applications.

(Photo Above: Gordon

and Katie in a “garage

band” while at UD.

The band included Andy

Ciarniello ’05 and Ben

Hunt ’05.)

Moeller English TeacherKevin Buckley ’02

Celebrating our Marianist Tradition.

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Pictured top right: The day before the 50th Anniversary Chaminade Day and Mass

celebration, Moeller received new building signage, thanks to the Marianist Implementation

Team’s efforts, which was led by Sr. Judy Klei. As the cross was being placed on the

wall, the sun came out and hit the metal causing a reflection on the building.

Pictured bottom right: Father Martin Solma, S.M., Provincial of the U.S. Marianists,

performed a special blessing of the new Marianist cross during Moeller’s 50th

Anniversary Mass. (See cover story, page 9.)

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