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

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

M ELLERFALL/WINTER 2013

RIGORRelevanceRelationships3Rs

Learning in the21st-Century

The NEW

As Moeller continues to adapt and change and deal with

many of our current economic realities, there exists an

unnerving gap between our future needs and our ability to

meet them. If you look out five years and imagine what it

will cost to operate one of the best Catholic and Marianist

high schools in the country, it can be daunting.

One of our most critical and important goals is to maintain

a vibrant and viable enrollment. In order to do that, we need

to make Moeller as affordable as possible. That requires us

to be able to meet more and more of the demonstrated

financial need on the part of our families. That financial

need has virtually doubled in just the last five years, making

a Moeller education harder and harder to reach for future

Men of Moeller and their families. We currently meet only

half of that need.

We truly believe that we offer what many people want for

their sons - a chance for a young man to be formed in his

Approximately one-third ofour current students qualifyfor tuition assistance.

faith, to achieve academically and to grow individually.

During this formative period between the ages of 14 and 18,

more things can happen in this concentrated time than

perhaps any other period of these young men's lives.

Moeller impacts these young men and truly makes a difference.

So the question presents itself: What can we do to make sure

that Moeller remains a place for all who desire it?

Many Catholic schools must compete for excellent students,

outstanding faculty and ever-changing programming and

technology. Just as important as this competition for excellence

is the competition for financial support on the part of all of

our stakeholders. Ultimately, after all, that financial support

will be the fuel of our continuing positive impact.

You've heard me say before that our best in our present and

our past comes out in our stories. Storytelling becomes a sort

of support system and should be treasured and nurtured by

all. Some of the best Moeller stories that I've heard can

almost take on a sacred quality to them. They speak to our

Marianist underpinning and the shoulders on which we all

stand. In a society with many of our institutions and traditions

in turmoil, our storied Moeller tradition must remain stable.

That stability will only happen as our culture of philanthropy

and levels of financial support at Moeller continue to grow.

The work we do every day is noble and the young Men of

Moeller deserve your unwavering support as they create many

of their own stories. And in our current economic reality,

your support of what you value is vitally important.

Warm regards,

Bill Hunt

President

In simplest terms, we cannot accomplishthis noble mission without your help.

When you think about it, philanthropy really is a litmustest of Moeller’s constituents’ concern for our missionand worthiness. If we don’t meet this litmus test head on,we’ll be delivering less than a standard of excellence.

Best regards,

Johanna KremerEditor, Moeller MagazineJKremer@Moeller. org

You could say that this issue of Moeller Magazine is particularlydata driven. Our cover feature, “Learning in the 21st-Century,”is our first installment of several upcoming articles that willshow you how our educational leaders – administration, teachers,and staff – are working together with the young men of Moellerto bring out their best and prepare them to be successful collegestudents, community leaders, workers, and citizens.

In this edition we introduce youto the new “3Rs” of education: rigor,relevance, and relationships.Principal Blane Collison has been astrong advocate of the Rigor/Relevance Framework™ (R/RF) that was developed by renownededucation leader Dr. Bill Daggett,founder and CEO of theInternational Center for Leadershipin Education. This system alignswith the most recent educationalresearch, best practices, and most ofall, Moeller’s Marianist mission.

As part of Principal Collison’seducational vison, in this feature we focus on the school’s new,expanded Guidance Department and how the counselors arecollaborating to create a custom counseling program for Moellerbased on the American School Counselor Assocation’s (ASCA)national model, which is the most up-to-date, research-based,data-driven framework for guidance programs (see page 19).

At the core of Daggett’s Rigor/Relevance Framework™ isthis research-based truth: teaching matters. And Moeller’s educators are among the nation’s best. Art/Photo DepartmentChair Greg Stanforth (Moeller Class of 1967) was just namedone of the top-30 most admired educators for 2014 (see page 7)and new German teacher Linda Zins-Adams accepted anational award in November for how she effectively integratestechnology into her classrooms (see page 25).

Those are a few R/RF vignettes in this magazine, butplease check our website (www.Moeller.org) for the most currentways Moeller is modeling the new 3Rs. For example, under

the RIGOR category, in the News section ofour website you will find a slideshow ofEnglish Department Chair Geoffrey Girard’slaunch of his two new sci-fi novels publishedby Simon & Schuster. In October Girard spokeabout his work at Joseph-Beth Booksellers to arecord crowd that included many Moeller students, faculty, staff, and administrators.

Under RELATIONSHIPS (also in the News section of ourwebsite) you will find a poignant special section that TheCincinnati Enquirer published in June about Moeller’s Grief Group.

As for RELEVANCE, if you check on our hompepage underWhat’s Happening or Spotlight, you’ll find numorous waysthe school is providing meaningful projects and activities todevelop the minds, hearts – and spirits of the Men of Moeller.

One last bit of data – we want to share the survey results wegathered in April when you responded to our first MoellerMagazine questionnaire. In the spring/summer edition of themagazine, we asked for your feedback about the magazine’s content and quality (and more), and we were pleased to learnthat you like what you’ve read so far. You will find the completesurvey results on our website under News & Media/MoellerMagazine, and we will continue to listen to your feedback so wecan make this publication a meaningful connection between youand Moeller High School.

Reader Feedback: Lawrence Dieters of the Class of 1965 recently wroteto us about our last magazine issue and provided helpful feedback:

On page 18 of the spring/summer 2013 magazine there is a storyabout the “Most Popular School in Cincinnati.” Barry Borman ’64 isquoted as saying, “We began our winning tradition that first year,"and that they were all freshmen at the time of the WSAI contest. Thiscannot be true because my class, the Class of '65, also participated inthat contest.

On page 16, you have a story and senior picture of Robert Deiters, butthe color photo of him is in fact Robert’s and my cousin, Richard P.Deiters Jr. '64.

Also on page 16, the picture attached to the John Dietz bio is actually apicture of Anthony DelVecchio ’64.

Thanks for the updates, Lawrence! We strive to get it right and appreciate your thoughtful corrections.

P.S. Congrats to Ria Davidson(mother of Andrew Davidson ’16 ofTrinity House) who won the prizebasket of Moeller spirit items!

M ELLER

Moeller Magazine is an official publicationof Archbishop Moeller High School foralumni, family, and friends. Comments anquestions are encouraged. Please send yourcomments to the editor, Johanna Kremer, JKremer@Moeller.org.

EDITORJohanna Kremer,

Communications and Marketing DirectorArchbishop Moeller High School9001 Montgomery RoadCincinnati, OH 45242-7780Voice Mail: (513) 791-1680, ext. 1330Email: JKremer@Moeller.org

CONTRIBUTORSJim BauerDick BeermanBlane CollisonMary FischerBill HuntCindy NeuhausScott Schuster

ADMINISTRATIONBill Hunt, PresidentBlane Collison, PrincipalCarl Kremer, Dean of Students

BOARD OF TRUSTEESCharley BlumBlane CollisonTherese EssweinTom FitzChris Gilles ’82Jim Hubbard, SecretaryPete KimenerBill HuntLeon Loewenstine Jr.Dan Neyer ’77Bob Niehaus ’65Sally Nugent, Vice ChairMark Rippe ’72, ChairFather Larry TensiFather Chris Whittman, S.M.

LAYOUT & DESIGNJames Wilmink ’85, Insignia DesignEmail: jim@insigniadesign.com

CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERSMary FischerJohanna KremerBritt Raymond

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PRINTINGLarry Kuhlman ’81, Bramkamp Printingwww.Bramkamp.com

DISTRIBUTIONGinny Bauer

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23 TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION: LINDA ZINS-ADAMSGerman Teacher Honored with NationalAward for Technology Integration

Moeller German Teacher Linda Zins-Adamsrecently received a national award for her innovative and effective way of integrating technology in her German language courses.

Clark Kellogg

cover story19 LEARNING IN

THE 21st-CENTURY:Rigor, Relevance & Relationships

departmentsInside Cover FROM THE PRESIDENT

1 EDITOR’S INTRO

3 PRINCIPAL’S NOTE

4 MOELLER TODAY

27 CRUSADER CONNECTIONS

Sports Stag featuring guest speaker,

Clark Kellogg, Analyst NCAA Tournament

33 ALUMNI NOTES

Students in Jin Bauer’s freshmen technology class experimentwith their new tablet computers on the first day of school.

The Blessed Father William Joseph Chaminade stated that, “New times call for new methods.”Never has this been more true than in educating today’s 21st-Century learners.

Research bears out that new methods of teaching aimed at increasing student engagementis the critical piece to ensuring that students receive a quality education. Gone are the days of astudent sitting passively in a classroom attempting to absorb informational items presented tothem by the teacher. This outdated model of education was what we call “Sage on the Stage.”Traditionally, education was more “teacher centered” and focused on students listening totheir lectures during class, working later on “homework problems,” and then returning thenext day to have the teacher grade the assignment.

The assumption was that students’ knowledge grew as they listened and that they couldeffectively absorb all that was being presented. This was when students were considered “pas-sive learners.”

A Moeller education today is focused on actively engaging students in their learning experi-ences, allowing them the opportunity to apply what they have learned through questioning,exploring new ideas, and gaining a greater depth of understanding. This newer model called“Guide on the Side” works by helping students make relevant connections and having themapply their knowledge to real-world situations and meaningful problem solving. We nowknow that students need to be “active learners” in the classroom.

One of the new methods being employed by Moeller teachers today is known as the“flipped classroom” approach. This practice is designed to have the teacher’s lecture be the“homework.” In a flipped classroom, students view video lecture via their tablet PCs, and thenreturn to class to apply what they have learned. They do this by actively participating in class-room activities. Using this process, students also engage with their classmates and learn fromeach other by making relevant connections consistent with the teacher’s learning objectives.This process enables the teacher to guide students in applying the lesson, rather than expect-ing them to do this accurately in isolation at home without any the teacher supervision.

The Covey research project, completed in 2001, proved that when an individual “teaches”or shares information they have learned within a 24-hour period, they retain 95% of whatwas presented. The flipped classroom allows students to draw from their teacher’s knowledgebase, to ask questions relevant to the lecture material, and to learn from their peers’ discover-ies and ideas, thus creating a classroom setting much more conducive to today’s collaborativeworkplace environment.

We know that today’s students gain a great deal more when they are actively engaged intheir learning rather than passively absorbing information. Therefore, a Moeller educationtoday includes new methods, like the flipped classroom, to ensure they are better equipped for21st-Century challenges.

Yours in service,

Blane M. CollisonPrincipal

One of the new methods

being employed by Moeller

teachers today is known

as the “flipped classroom”

approach. This practice

is designed to have the

teacher’s lecture be

the “homework.”

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Most people know that last year Moeller won twostate team championships – one in football and one inbaseball. They may also know that two of our wrestlerswon individual state titles as well.

But what they may not know is that our athletes workjust as hard in the classroom as they do on the field,always keeping their education a top priority.

Valedictorian Chris Kessling ’13 was a key player onthe football team and named Academic All-Star. But inaddition, the collective GPA of all 22 lettermen wasranked among the best of more than 700 Ohio schools,which earned the Moeller Crusader Football Team thetitle of Academic All-Ohio – an impressive accomplishmentoff the field as well.

Many may already know that our volleyball teamworked hard to defend their 2012 State Championshipand finished the regular season with a perfect 10 – 0record, earning an 11th league title in 18 seasons. Butwhat truly distinguished the team this year was their collective GPA (a 3.75 average) and that the MoellerVolleyball Team received the Ohio – Team AcademicAward for the fourth consecutive year.

As a comprehensive, college-prep educational institution,we offer a broad range of courses – from special educationto Advanced Placement – believing that all our students

The Academic Success of the Men of MoellerBy Principal Blane Collison

can be successful in college, and we provide theresources and academic safety nets to ensure that theyare prepared to do so. But few know the rigor involvedin our upper-level AP and Honors courses. For example,this past year 69 of our students were named AP Scholarsand earned college credit due to their exam scores. Weadministered 346 AP tests this past year, which is 100+more than in previous years.

And this year our senior business finance studentshave the opportunity to earn three college credits for thecourse – for free. Our students can also earn college cred-it in our Pre-Engineering (new this year) and GermanPrograms as well.

One last academic note: Each year 98 – 99% of our students are enrolled in colleges across the nation, andthis past year 58% of our seniors received academicscholarship offers totaling $19.5M. What may surprise mostpeople is that of the 130 students who received collegescholarships, 113 of those were academic scholarships. Thesenumbers are a testament to the rigor of our curriculum.

So while we salute our champions on the field, we alsosalute the Men of Moeller for their academic excellence!(And please spread the word – this is one secret we wantto get out.)

This year 69 students were named AP Scholars.

National Merit ScholarshipCorporation HonorsMoeller Scholars

As a Catholic School in the Marianist tradition, one of thekey tenets of the Characteristics of a Marianist Education is toprovide a quality, integral education. Each day our facultyimparts the knowledge necessary for success and combinesthat with relevant application of the ideas being presented toour students. Our students benefit by utilizing this knowledgein new ways, connecting their classroom with real-life eventsand applications and using their new-found knowledge inmeaningful ways.

Our students work hard in their academic pursuits, and asprincipal, it is my distinct pleasure to announce that the membersof the National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC) havenamed seniors Kellis Kincaid (single photo, on left side) andNick Schlueter (single photo, on right side) National MeritScholar Semifinalists, and they have named the following students National Merit Scholar Commended Students: Joe Pappalardo, James Rieger, Preston Rumsey, TylerSchumacher, and Andrew Strotman.

These students were selected nationally from among 34,000students who have excelled in their academic endeavors.“These young men being named Commended Students havedemonstrated outstanding potential for academic success,”commented a spokesperson for NMSC. “These young menrepresent a valuable national resource. Recognizing theiraccomplishments, as well as the key role their schools play intheir academic development, is vital to the advancement ofeducational excellence in our nation. We hope this recognitionof their academic dedication allows them to continue to pursue academic success.”

By Principal Blane Collison

Moeller welcomed the following new members into the school’s BlessedChaminade National Honor Society (pictured above, from left): Front row: Michael Shaffer, Nick Fendinger, Alex Johnson, Connor Peed,and Tanner Marklay Back row: Henry Myers, Evan Verilli, NoahWorobetz, Austin Herriott, and Austin BohenekNot pictured: Mitchell Poch

Kellis Kincaid ’14 Nick Schlueter ’14

The following students have been named National Merit Scholar CommendedStudents: Joe Pappalardo, James Rieger, Preston Rumsey, Tyler Schumacher,and Andrew Strotman.

Providing an Integral,Quality Education

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RECOGNIZING ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE:Setting a scholarly tone for the beginning of the school year,Moeller holds an annual all-school Academic AwardsAssembly recognizing the achievements of the Classes of 2014,2015, and 2015 for their success during the 2012-13 school year.

Principal Blane Collison recognized students for achievingFirst and Second Honors, those who earned were 1st and 2ndplace awards in their subject area, the Blessed ChaminadeNational Honor Society members, the Moeller Academic Team(who again captured the GCL title and went to state last year),and Special Awards recipients where our students are recognizedfor their academic and leadership excellence by Notre DameUniversity, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, the CincinnatiZoo, Bausch & Lomb, St. Michael’s College, Xerox, and more.

World Languages Chair Elena Keyser and Latin TeacherBrian Compton ’95 recognized the Spanish and Latin HonorSocieties and those who achieved honors and medals on theSpanish and Latin national exams.

Finally, Pastoral Ministry Director Jim Elfers and ServiceDirector Brian Gilronan recognized those students who earnedawards for 50+ or 100+ hours of community service and thethree students who received the Pastoral Ministry’s highesthonor, the Charlotte McCullough Award. A complete listing ofall the fall academic award program recipients is available onMoeller’s website: www.Moeller.org (see Academics/Honors& Awards/Fall Academic Awards Assembly).Note: In May Moeller holds an annual Senior Awards Program recognizing the soon-to-begraduates for their academic excellence. The recipients of those awards are also availableon our website on the same page as our fall program awardees (see above).

STUDENT NEWSPAPER FEATURED ATNATIONAL CONFERENCE: The Crusader, Moeller’saward-winning student newspaper, was on display at theJournalism Education Association’s national fall NationalHigh School Journalism Convention in Boston due to itsexemplary writing, layout, and design. THE CRUSADER TURNS 50! The Crusader celebratesits 50th birthday this year. Several student works are featured in this section of the magazine. You can readtheir recent editions online at www.Moeller.org (seeAbout Moeller/News & Media/The Crusader).

IN THE NEWS: STUDENTS' YOUTUBE VIDEOVIEWED BY MILLION+: Channel 5 (WLWT) recentlyinterviewed Chris DeYoung ’15 and Curtis Moss ’17 afterthey received more than a million views of their music video.(Pictured above: Chris on bass and Curtis on drums.)

TEACHER LAUNCHESSPANISH MAGAZINE:Spanish Teacher Gustavo Benedettirecently launched a magazine, La Sabrosita, (October/November.)

Pictured, from left: Front row: Quincy Williams '14, Connor Borton '15,Joe Pappalardo '14, Ben Land '14, Ben Rigney '15, and Andy Strotman '14.Back row: Danny Bruns '14, Kyle Zimmerman '14, Tyler Schumacher'14, Eli Proffitt '15, Gus Vogel '15, Dan Miller '14, Eric Maus '14, and Andy Garbacik '15.

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Developing Leadership in Young MenArt/Photo Chair Greg Stanforth ’67 NamedTop-30 Most Admired Educators for 2014

Design Intelligence (DI), the magazine that featuresAmerica’s best architecture and design schools,named Art & Photo Department Chair GregStanforth a top-30 educator for 2014.

To honor excellence in education, each year themagazine recognizes 30 exemplary professionaleducators after extensive input from thousands of

design professionals, academic department heads,and students. Educators and administrators

from architecture, industrial design, interiordesign, and landscape architecture are

considered for inclusion. Stanforthwas the only high school educatorchosen - the remaining honoreeswere from renowned university art programs

and art institutes around the U.S., such as CornellUniversity and Pratt Institute.

“Greg Stanforth has spent nearly 30 years helping generationsof high school students beginsuccessful careers in art,

architecture, and design,” theDI staff notes, “As a group, his

graduating students regularlyreceive as much as $2 millionper year in scholarship offersto top college programsthroughout the country.Stanforth has taught onthe college level at

RochesterInstitute of

Technology andserves on the Boardof Trustees of the

Art Academy ofCincinnati.”

The magazine alsopublished Stanforth’s article,

“Choosing the Right DesignSchool, Not Just the Best,”

which provides helpful advice forparents. “Parents, it is not a privilege

for your child to attend a particularschool; it is a privilege for the school,”

says Stanforth. He then outlines three simplesteps for pursuing scholarships: preparing in

advance, using the best resources, and examiningall options before making a choice.” The articleis featured on DI’s website: www.di.net.

ON LEFT: Earlier this year Greg Stanforth '67 and a formerstudents of his, Bob Fisher '86 (art director for Cartoon Network/www.sketchbob.com), were keynote speakers at the Utah ArtEducation Association State Conference. Last year Stanforthpresented “Creating a Culture of Sketchbooks in the High SchoolClassroom,” at the New York City National Art EducationAssociation's national conference, and in 2010 he presented“Foundation for the Studio Arts: The Sketchbook and Drawingfrom Life” at the Advanced Placement National Conference inWashington, D.C. ON FAR LEFT: Stanford was an award-Winning artist as a Moeller student as well.

1966-67 Art Show WinnerGreg Stanforth '67

NECC Student Leaders Focus on Stress Prevention at Red Ribbon Breakfast

Several students recently participated in a presentation on stress prevention at the annual Northeast CommunityChallenge (NECC) Red Ribbon Breakfast. The NECC is aleadership organization that also includes students fromUrsuline Academy and Sycamore High School and works

to help teens make healthy lifestyle choices andavoid substance abuse. Moderator (and Moellerparent) Beth Wright explained, “Over the summerat our leadership conference, all three groupsagreed that stress was a major issue for teens andone that we needed to address more in the schools.”

NECC’s summer leadership conference coveredtopics on leadership and character development,team building, goal setting, decision making, groupdynamics and interpersonal relationships, conflict-management skills, problem-based learning, and strategic planning. Moeller SpeechTherapist Jenifer Johnson spoke to the conferenceabout stress management. In addition to makingstress management the focus of the Red RibbonBreakfast presentations, the students created a sup-port group called “REST” that meets periodicallythroughout the year and helps students cope with the stress in their lives. Nick Wright is

Moeller's student leader REST leader. For more informationabout NECC, contact Moeller Moderator Beth Wright at bethwright1@fuse.net.

2013 HOMECOMINGHIGHLIGHTS: Nearly1,000 students attended thisyear's Homecoming Dance inthe Brisben Center Gym, oneof the best-attendedHomecoming Dances to datenow that the dance is open toall students. The Moeller sen-iors selected Nick Reed fromPillar House to be the 2013Homecoming King (picturedon left receiving his crownfrom Math Teacher ConnieRing. The other candidatesincluded Max Swoboda(Eveslage House), DavidSturgis (Quiroga), JoePappalardo (Trinity), GusRagland (Zaragoza), and JackGruber (Zehler).

MATT SCHNEIDER’15 PUBLISHES CDON ITUNES: MattSchneider ’15 has been

performing and writing musicsince the 5th grade, and now he haspublished some of his pieces oniTunes. His self-titled CD is alsoavailable in the Moeller Spirit Shop.

NECC RED RIBBON BREAKFAST:Pictured on top, from left: Moellerstudents making presentations at theRed Ribbon Breakfast included Luke Weber '17 Blake Crowley '15,Ted Weber '17, Nick Wright '15,Jake Wermes '15, Nick Spuzzillo '15,Noah Worobetz '15, and James Wahl '17.

NECC SUMMER LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE: Back row, fromleft are conference leaders: Luke Weber '15, Jake Wermes '15, BlakeCrowley '15, Nick Wright '15, and Chris Wright '13; front row, fromleft are conference attendees: James Wahl '17, Ted Weber '17, MattSchneider '15, Logan Nelson '16, Chase Harrison '15, Jake Bonner'16, Liam Brooks '16, and David Pilipovich '16.

Pictured right: The NECC Boardrecognized Moeller Alumnus Lt.Jerry Beitman ’76 at the Red Ribbon Breakfast for his many years of service to NECC.

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Eveslage Society Donors contributing $10,000 to $24,999Archbishop Moeller High School

Alumni AssociationAristech Acrylics LLCMr. and Mrs. James AskewMr. and Mrs. Greg D. CarmichaelClass of 1977ESP Media LLCMr. and Mrs. Edward J. FinkeFriend of MoellerFriend Of Moeller Main EventHatton FoundationMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. HockMr. and Mrs. Gregory R. Hopkins, Sr.Mr. J. Marshall HyzduMr. and Mrs. Dominick D. Iacovone, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. LeugersMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. McCroskeyMr. and Mrs. Daniel A. NeyerMr. and Mrs. Charles P. NugentMr. and Mrs. Kevin J. O'ConnorPPG Industries FoundationMr. and Mrs. Kevin M. ShepherdThe Crable FoundationThe Karen Carns FoundationMr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Torbeck

President’s CircleDonors contributing $100,000 and moreMr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Catino, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Topits

Founder’s CircleDonors contributing $50,000 to $99,999Mr. and Mrs. William J. Fette

Chaminade SocietyDonors contributing $25,000 to $49,999Dr. and Mrs. David R. BarronMr. and Mrs. W. Charles BlumGeneral ElectricMr. and Mrs. Leon Loewenstine, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert MaeglyMarianist Province of the U.S.Mr. and Mrs. Keith P. McCluskeyMr. and Mrs. Robert P. NiehausNike TeamThe Henry Gallenstein, Jr.

Scholarship Fund

HONOR ROLL of DonorsJuly 1, 2012, to June 30, 2013Time, Talent, and Treasure… There are many ways to give back andbecome involved at Archbishop Moeller High School. We are most gratefulfor all those parents, alumni, and friends who donated to show theyappreciate the value of a Moeller education. Due to their generosity, wehave met many of our goals and begin this year with hope for the future.As you read through this Donor Honor Roll, we thank all those who havemade the future promising for our students.

With Deep Appreciation forYour Generosity in 2012-13First, I wanted to take this time to thank all ofyou who gave to the 2012-13 Annual Fund.Our final fundraising total for the year was$1,130,946.59, and the Moeller Family set a fewschool records with their gifts, which says somuch about the community’s generosity.

A few of our record-breaking numbers included: • 1,526 total donors • 49 donors giving $5,000 or more, • 170 donors donating $1,000 or more, and • $694,212.50 in unrestricted funds.

As great as these numbers are, this doesn’tpaint the entire picture of our developmentefforts for the school. Not only do we raisefunds through our Annual Fund, but we alsoraise funds through other events or projects(i.e., the Main Event Charity Auction; capital projects, such as the new locker roomrenovation and Veterans Memorial; the Student Fall Raffle, etc.).

This year the Moeller community at large raised$2,252,369.88, which includes our Annual Fund,Main Event, Named Scholarships, Student FallRaffle, Locker Room Project, Veterans Memorial,and our Moeller Endowment earnings. Thistotal affects every young man of Moeller, and I can’t thank you enough for being a part ofsomething truly special here.

Because tuition alone does not cover the actualcost of educating a student at Moeller, the schoolrelies heavily on Annual Fund contributions to help make up the difference each year. Thisyear’s per-student gap is $2,873.

Our 2013-14 Annual Fund Drive kicked offSeptember 1, 2013, and we are already well onour way to reaching our $1.4 Million Goal.

On November 20, 2013, our Annual Fund Drivestood at $663,006.51, and our total developmenteffort was $942,417.74. This is a great start, butwe have a long way to go.

So I challenge you, your family, and yourfriends to participate in our Annual Fund thisyear and help be a part of shaping the minds ofour Men of Moeller. Help us reach $1 Million byDecember 31, 2013. Every gift makes a difference.

We truly thank you for your support for theyoung Men of Moeller,

Marianist SocietyDonors contributing$5,000 to $9,999Dr. and Mrs. Frank L. AntenucciArchbishop Moeller High School

Basketball CampArchbishop Moeller High School

RugbyDr. and Dr. James T. BohmerMr. and Mrs. Mark D. CinquinaDr. G. Stephen Cleves and

Mrs. Therese EssweinMr. and Mrs. Robert E. ColettiMr. Michael S. CroweMr. and Mrs. David EckleyMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Fitz, Sr.Mr. James L. GrauMr. Douglas A. GrohMr. Gary J. HopkinsMr. and Mrs. Patrick IuniJerry W. Robinson Scholarship TrustMr. and Mrs. Matthew J. KadnarMr. and Mrs. Thomas F. KilcoyneMr. and Mrs. R. Peter KimenerDr. and Mrs. Timothy E. KremchekKrimmer Italianette Pizzeria. Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Steve M. LynchMr. and Mrs. Vincent F. MacciocchiMr. and Mrs.

Patrick J. McLaughlin, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. MoroskiMr. and Mrs. Steven D. MullingerMr. and Mrs. James J. PappalardoMr. and Mrs. Cameron Jay Rains, Sr.Mr. Timothy E. ReillyRenewal By AndersonMr. and Mrs. John C. RodgersSavannah CenterSt. Margaret of York ChurchMr. and Mrs. Tracey StaceyMr. and Mrs. Michael E. SuterUBS Financial Services Inc.US Fabrics

Dr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Wampler, Ph.D.Mr. and Mrs.

Christopher WedzikowskiMr. Carl WesleyMr. and Mrs. Steven G. WrightDr. Ida Zinam

Principal’s ClubDonors contributing $2,500 to $4,999Archbishop Moeller High School

Fundamentals CampArchbishop Moeller High School

Lacrosse CampArchbishop Moeller High School

Monte CarloMr. and Mrs. Michael S. BohmerMr. and Mrs. William J. Bonn, Jr.Briarwood Sporting ClubMr. and Mrs. Steve BrillMr. and Mrs. Mark A. BrueggemanMr. and Mrs. Bruce A. BuckleyMr. and Mrs. Chris P. ChalifouxCincinnati Bell Inc.Cincinnati RedsMr. and Mrs. Tim DickensEmerson Electric CompanyFidelity InvestmentsMr. and Mrs. John FontaineMr. and Mrs. Christopher R. GillesMr. and Mrs. Geoffrey R. GirardGrantham, Mayo,

Van Otterloo & Co. LLCGreater Cincinnati Youth LeagueMr. and Mrs. Glenn A. GrohMr. Douglas W. GullerMr. and Mrs. Craig L. GustafsonMr. and Mrs. Fred HabeggerMr. and Mrs. Michael R. HackmanMr. and Mrs. Terence F. HanlonMr. Steven Harlamert

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Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. HeldMr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Hensler, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas G. HodgeMr. and Mrs. Christopher R. HofferHood-Barrow FoundationMr. and Mrs. James R. HubbardMr. and Mrs. William E. HuntMr. and Mrs. James KopchaDr. and Mrs. Alan L. LaubMr. Christopher A. LohrMr. and Mrs. Paul A. McAlpineMcCluskey Chevrolet Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. McCulloughMr. and Mrs. Robert E. McEwanMr. and Mrs. R. Kent McKenzieMr. Adam G. MolinaDr. and Mrs. Thomas M. MorandMr. and Mrs. George PilipovichPNC BankRecreations OutletMr. and Mrs. Mark A. RippeMr. and Mrs. Alvin W. SchaeperDr. and Mrs. Elmer SchlueterDr. and Mrs. Mark J. ScottScott Enterprises Construction Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. ShannonSt. Gabriel Consolidated SchoolSt. Rita School for the DeafSt. Saviour ChurchMr. and Mrs. Michael J. SturgisThe Prudential FoundationMr. Richard A. TongesMr. and Mrs. Robert F. TullMr. and Mrs. Stephen VisagieWatson’s of CincinnatiMr. and Mrs. Keith L. WellsMr. and Mrs. John R. YelmgrenZD Management, Inc.

Crusader Club LevelDonors contributing $1,000 to $2,499All Saints PTOAlpha & Omega Building ServicesMr. Paul R. AntenucciArchbishop Moeller High School

Baseball CampArchbishop Moeller High School

Football CampArchbishop Moeller High School

Summer Prep ProgramArchbishop Moeller High School

VolleyballMr. and Mrs. David P. AshbrockMr. Stephen M. Ashbrock and

Dr. Mary Kay MeyerMr. A. Norman Aubin and Mrs.

Anne S. Flanagan-AubinBank of America

Charitable FoundationMr. James J. BaroneBellarmine UniversityDr. and Mrs. Robert BenzaMr. and Mrs. Walter J. BeringerMr. and Mrs. Matthew R. BirrellMr. William L. BlumMr. and Mrs. Charles J. Bracken, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. William E. BraunMr. and Mrs. David F. BrinkmannMr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Brisken, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. William E. BruggemannMr. and Mrs. James E. BrunsMr. and Mrs. Michael P. BuckleyMr. and Mrs. Gerald B. BuddeMr. and Mrs. Douglas T. BurgdorfMr. and Mrs. Anthony G. ButzMr. and Mrs. Gregory J. CarrollMr. and Mrs. Norm L. CassMr. and Mrs. Michael P. ChamblissChavez PropertiesMr. and Mrs. Richard S. ChennellMr. Elmer B. Cleves

Mr. and Mrs. Blane M. CollisonMr. and Mrs. James A. CurrinMr. and Mrs. Lon W. DeckardMr. and Mrs. Gregg DeVitaMr. John J. DeVitaMr. Michael A. DeVitaDr. and Mrs. James J. Devitt, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James A. Donnellon, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. EddingfieldMr. and Mrs. Richard T. FlynnMr. and Mrs. Michael J. FolchiMr. and Mrs. Brian P. FoosMr. and Mrs. Kevin J. FoxFrank’s Auto Body CarstarMr. and Mrs. Russell J. FranzMr. and Mrs. Michael L. FreyMr. Joseph E. FuerstMr. and Mrs. John J. GeorgeMr. and Mrs. Robert E. Gigax, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. John B. Gillen, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Barry J. GillilandGraphic Village LLCMr. and Mrs. Joseph C. GruberMr. Michael F. HabeggerDr. and Mrs. Michael F. HaggertyMr. and Mrs. Frederick A. HartmanMr. and Mrs. Glenn R. HartmanMr. and Mrs. David J. HauckMr. and Mrs. Michael F. HaverkampMr. and Mrs. John HemmMrs. Jeanette R. HildebrandtMr. Raymond J. HilvertMr. and Mrs. Joseph E. HoelkerMr. and Mrs. Martin F. HollenbeckHome Team Marketing, LLCMr. and Mrs. Paul M. Jackson, Jr.Mr. Cole J. JacksonMr. and Mrs. Patrick JoyceMr. and Mrs. Paul JuszczykMr. and Mrs. Douglas KammererMr. Bemard W. KesslingMs. Adrienne S. KesslingMr. and Mrs. John H. KeyserMr. and Mrs. John J. KilgoreMr. and Mrs. Michael A. KimutisMrs. Teresa M. Kneer-BrokampMr. and Mrs. Thomas G. KnipperMr. and Mrs. Timothy J. KoegelDr. and Mrs. Paul V. Kollman, Sr.Mr. Philip J. KreinerMr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. KuhnMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lakin, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Martin LampingLefke Tree and LandscapeMr. and Mrs. Ray LeonardMrs. Emily M. LobertMr. and Mrs. Michael C. LoganMr. and Mrs. Russell M. LogueMr. and Mrs.

Richard H. Lonneman, Jr.Mrs. Gisele Loriot-RaymerMr. Nicholas LykinsJudge and Mrs. Robert H. Lyons, Sr.Mark Godbey & AssociatesMr. and Mrs. Timothy D. MarshMcCormick Equipment

Company Co., Inc.Dr. and Dr. Patrick J. McCulloughMr. and Mrs. Joseph P. MealeMr. and Mrs. Robert R. MohrMr. and Mrs. Christopher J. MorrisonMount Notre Dame High SchoolMr. Timothy E. MuellerMr. Craig M. NaishMr. and Mrs. Donald L. NeyerMr. and Mrs. David J. PalopoliPlanes Moving and Storage, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. David PopplewellMr. and Mrs. Tom PopplewellMr. and Mrs. Christopher D. ProbstMr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Raymond

Mr. and Mrs. Paul ReisMr. and Mrs. Thomas H. ReisertMr. and Mrs. Trent RentfrowMr. and Mrs. Alan F. RineyMr. Thomas M. RuffMr. and Mrs. Ernie E. Rummler, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James W. SauerMr. and Mrs. Stephen SchaeferMr. and Mrs. Michael L. SchmittMr. and Mrs. Scott SchusterMr. and Mrs. Donald E. SheltonSMAC Running ClubMr. and Mrs. Darrin SmithSt. Columban Boosters OrgranizationSt. Gertrude Athletic BoostersSt. Margaret of York Booster

OrganizationSt. Michael SchoolMr. and Mrs. J. Matthew StephensTap House GrillThe F.D. Lawrence Electric CompanyMr. and Mrs. Brian M. ThielThomas More CollegeMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Thorne, Sr.University of DaytonUS BancorpMr. and Mrs. Andre S. ValentineVillage TavernMr. and Mrs. Stephen F. VoellmeckeMr. and Mrs. Timothy E. WaechterMr. and Mrs. Dean WallaceMr. and Mrs. Michael P. WalshMr. Steven T. WalshMrs. Margery D. WardRet. Colonel and

Mrs. Michael P. WeitzelMr. Brian N. WellinghoffMr. and Mrs. Steven A. WenstrupMr. and Mrs. Matthew A. WheelerDr. Mark D. Manley and

Mrs. Annette J. WickMr. David O. WilcoxsonMr. and Mrs. Steven J. WilkenWinegardner & Hammons, Inc.

Hotels and ResortsMr. Mark WoehlerMr. and Mrs. James ZellerMr. and Mrs. Michael R. ZinserMr. John P. Zisko

Blue & Gold ClubDonors contributing $500 to $999Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. AbelnAdvocates for Catholic EducatonMr. and Mrs. Timothy J. AlbersArchbishop Moeller High SchoolBasketballArchbishop Moeller High SchoolFootballArchbishop Moeller High SchoolFun & Games CampAubrey Rose FoundationAXA FoundationMr. and Mrs. W. P. BalbachMr. and Mrs. William J. BalbachBank of the WestMr. and Ms. Randall E. BargerMr. and Mrs. Gary BayliffMr. and Mrs. Douglas J. BeckerMr. David M. Bell and Mrs. KristiKimener-BellBlack’s FarmMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. BohmerMr. and Mrs. Barry J. BormanMr. and Mrs. John BraultMr. and Mrs. Robert F. BreenMr. and Mrs. Timothy J. BrinkmanMs. Colleen BucherMr. and Mrs. Donald Burwinkel

Giving to the Annual Fund is a way of showingmy appreciation for all that Moeller has done forme and for my family. Besides the fine educationreceived by me and my six sons, the Moellercommunity has helped our family in ways Ican never repay. They stood by us during timesof sorrow and celebrated with us during timesof joy. Moeller is a vital part of our family, andmy dream is to see my grandsons become Menof Moeller. —Bruce Buckley ’67

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. ByrnesMr. and Mrs. Terrence J. ByrnesMrs. Sandy A. ChamplinCincinnati BellCincinnati Scholarship FoundationCincinnati Sports ClubCitizens Financial GroupMr. and Mrs. Mark T. CoghlinMr. and Mrs. David CookMr. and Mrs. John M. Costello, Jr.Mrs. Mary Frances CostelloMr. Dennis C. CroninMr. Joshua CrosleyMr. and Mrs. Mark D. CunninghamMr. and Mrs. Doug DavisMs. Jennifer Kaufman DeMontfortMr. and Mrs. Daniel P. DeverJudge and Mrs. Patrick DeWineDon’s Auto Repair, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. DoranMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. DornoffMr. and Mrs. Michael J. DowlingMr. and Mrs. Stephen E. EichmannEye Care Associates of GreaterCincinnati, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Gerry FaustFifth Third Foundation OfficeMr. and Mrs. William FischerMr. and Mrs. Drew W. FosterMr. and Mrs. James W. FrankMr. and Mrs. Greg A. FranklinMr. and Mrs. Donald J. FrericksMr. and Mrs. Jon FreudigerMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. GaierMr. and Mrs. David L. GehrlichMr. and Mrs. William T. GeigerMr. and Mrs. Timothy GeorgeMr. and Mrs. Michael GrauMr. and Mrs. Mark T. GreinerMr. and Mrs. Dennis M. GreiweMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. GrigaMr. and Mrs. Jeff GrotjanDr. and Mrs. George E. GujuMr. and Mrs. Michael J. HackerMr. and Mrs. Randall R. HanesMr. and Mrs. Michael A. HartmannHeidelberg Distributing Co.Mr. and Mrs. John D. HidyMr. and Mrs. Patrick HigginsMr. Barry J. HoffmannMr. and Mrs. David A. HornMr. and Mrs. James HuxelDr. and Mrs. Richard F. IttenbachJames Free Jeweler, MontgomeryJimmy’s Limousine ServiceMr. and Mrs. Timothy JohnsonMr. and Mrs. David JuelgMr. and Mrs. Daniel R. JurkowitzMr. Barry KempKenwood Country ClubMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. KilgoreMr. and Mrs. John A. KingMr. and Mrs. Kevin T. KingMr. and Mrs. Robert M. KolkmeyerMs. Carolyn L. KonoldMr. Steve KramerReverend Thomas W. KreidlerMr. and Mrs. Carl N. KremerMr. and Mrs. Mark S. KuhlmanMr. and Mrs. Keith KurzMr. Anthony E. LaneMr. and Mrs. James D. LinduffMr. David J. LippincottMr. and Mrs. Tim MackeyMrs. Lisa A. Mangiaracina

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph MarescoMr. and Ms. Robert L. MayerMr. Lee McIntyreMr. and Mrs. John C. McPhillipsMr. and Mrs. Vincent J. MessinaMichael Schuster AssociatesMicrosoft Matching Gifts ProgramMr. and Ms. Frank R. MinnickMNTS PropertiesMr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Molina, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Nash, IIINew Balance Athletic Shoe, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. NovakovMr. and Mrs. Michael C. O’BrienMr. Scott D. Ostholthoff and Ms.Wendy UngardMr. and Mrs. Benjamin PalatchiMr. and Mrs. Greg M. PitmanMrs. Jennifer PorterMr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. PuthoffMr. and Mrs. Michael H. QualtersMr. and Mrs. Thomas QuehlMr. and Mrs. Joseph K. QuinlanMr. and Mrs. Thomas A. RagaMr. and Mrs. Dan ReedMr. and Mrs. Jeff ReinigerMr. and Mrs. Carlos Reisen, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. RichterMr. and Mrs. Michael E. RohlfsMr. John Rose-Geyer and Ms.Therese Rose-GeyerMr. and Mrs. R. Jeffrey RosfeldMr. and Mrs.

William L. Sanger-SjulinMr. and Mrs. William SchaffnerMr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. SchneiderMr. and Mrs. Phillip J. Schneider, Jr.Ms. Jean M. ShannonMr. and Mrs. Edward SheetsMr. Mark S. ShippMrs. Jeannie ShurmerMs. Deborah SimpsonMr. and Mrs. Jeff SizemoreSt. Cecilia ChurchSt. Cecilia PTOSt. Michael’s PTOSt. Veronica ChurchMr. and Mrs. H. Leonard StalloMr. and Mrs. Gregory O. StanforthMr. and Mrs. Patrick A. StarvaggiStone Creek Dining CompanyMr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. StrottmanMr. and Mrs. Martin G. SuterMr. and Mrs. Mark E. SweeneyMr. and Mrs. Michael J. SzazMr. and Mrs. Stephen TamankoMr. Eric W. Thatcher, Jr.Mr. Gerald A. TongesMr. and Mrs. Rob ToombDr. and Mrs. Daniel C. TsuiMajor Christopher J. UeckerMr. and Mrs. Timothy J. VannattaDr. and Mrs. Andrew J. VicarVictory Wholesale GrocersMr. Jim VogelMr. and Mrs. Dennis Troy WagnerMr. and Mrs. Stephen WeeksDr. Francis J. Schlueter and Ms.Mary K. WelshMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. WierengaMr. and Mrs. Thomas R. WolfMr. and Mrs. John P. WoodhamMr. and Mrs. Bryan C. Young

PatronsDonors contributing $1 to $499A GoGo Event Rentals, LLCABC NetworkMr. and Mrs. David G. AbeleMr. Matthew J. AbeleMr. Nicholas D. AbeleMr. and Mrs. J Joseph AbellMr. and Mrs. Senator AbleMr. and Mrs. Edward A. AchesonMr. and Mrs. Andy AcusMr. and Mrs. Bryan AdkinsMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. AdkinsMr. Daniel J. AdkinsMr. Logan AdkinsAglamesis Bros.Mr. Daniel L. AielliAir Conditioning Equipment Sales, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Jay S. AkamineMr. John J. AlbersMr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Albert

Archbishop Moeller High SchoolMoms’ Club

Archbishop Moeller High SchoolSAT Prep Course

Archbishop Moeller High SchoolWrestling

Mr. and Mrs. George E. Armour, IIIMrs. Nancy M. ArnoldMr. and Mrs. Andrew K. ArthurMr. David L. ArwayMr. and Mrs. Michael AsbeckMr. and Mrs. Francis W. AsbrockMr. and Mrs. Joseph R. AsbrockMr. Kenton AsbrockMrs. Margaret M. AsbrockMr. and Mrs. Robert J. AshbrockMr. and Mrs. Jack D. AsherMr. John AusdenmooreMr. Meryl Austin and

Ms. Jennifer BrockB & E CeramicsMr. and Mrs. Richard S. BachmanMr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Backhus

My wish is that someday soon Moeller will bein a position to provide greater assistance toworking-class families so that those young menwill benefit as I did from the experience. As anonly son, I don’t have blood brothers, but duringmy time at Moeller I became part of a brotherhoodwith classmates and others who walked thesehallowed halls—a bond that lasts a lifetime. Inmy 30+ years since graduation, I’ve interactedwith numerous Moeller “brothers” as co-workers,competitors, clients, and more. Our Moellerbond has served us well and unites us in trustand mutual respect. —John Costello ’79

Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. AlbrechtMr. and Mrs. John S. AlbrinckMr. J. Brian AlbrinckMr. Matthew D. AlexanderAlfio’s buon ciboAll Occasions Event RentalAlla Company, Aungier Child, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Phillip D. AllardMr. and Mrs. Thomas AllbrightMr. and Mrs. Rick T. AllenMr. NICHOLAS A. ALLENMr. Kevin AltimierMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. AlversonAmerican ExpressMr. Mark AmoriniAmy Kirchen BotiqueMr. and Mrs. Frank P. AnastasiaMr. Peter J. AndersonMr. Gary C. Anderson-LancasterMr. Mark A. AngelMr. Brian F. AntenucciMr. and Mrs. Edward C. Anton, IIIMr. and Mrs. Steven J. ApkeApke Carpet Care Premium

Cleaning ServiceAppearance Plus CleanersArchbishop Moeller High School

Athletic DepartmentArchbishop Moeller High School

BaseballArchbishop Moeller High School

CheerleadingArchbishop Moeller High School

Hockey AlumniArchbishop Moeller High School

Lacrosse

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas BaglierMs. Laura BagshawMr. and Mrs. Brian BaileyMr. and Mrs. Brian E. BaileyMr. and Mrs. Christopher A. BaileyMr. and Mrs. Daniel J. BairBakersfieldMr. William E. BalbachMr. and Mrs. Dan BallardMr. and Mrs. Thomas W. BallmanBalloon Works Inc.Bancock BristoMr. and Mrs. James C. BangsMr. and Mrs. Anthony R. BarbaraMrs. Terri Shirk BarbeauMr. and Mrs. Paul BarcombMr. Solomon BarcombMs. Joan BareMr. and Mrs. Thomas L. BarlowMr. John R. BarnacloMr. and Mrs. Thomas R. BarnesMr. and Mrs. James BarrowMr. and Mrs. Thomas S. BatoryMr. Kevin A. BatoryMr. and Mrs. David W. BaultMr. and Mrs. Doug BayerMr. Zachary D. BayliffMr. and Mrs. Wade BeardBeaux Mondes Salon & SpaMr. and Mrs. A. James Bechtold, IIIDr. and Mrs. Stephen R. BeckMr. and Mrs. Francis J. BeckerMr. and Mrs. James M. BeckettMr. Bob BeerckMr. Grady R. BeerckMr. Adam P. Behm

Mr. and Mrs. Bradley J. BeimescheMrs. Karen BeishMr. and Mrs. Thomas L. BeitingMr. John P. BeitingMr. Thomas L. BeitingMr. and Mrs. Jerry A. BeitmanMr. and Mrs. Steven E. BeitmanMr. and Mrs. David G. BellMr. Jeff L. BelleMr. and Mrs. Keith BellemanMr. and Mrs. James P. BelmontMr. and Mrs. Eric D. BenderMr. and Mrs. Gerald BennettMr. Patrick J. BennettMr. Timothy J. Bennett and

Mrs. Johanna VirtaMr. Patrick M. BensonMr. Andrew R. BenzaMr. Andrew L. BergmanMr. Gerald W. Bergman and

Dr. Kathryn E. O’MalleyMr. and Mrs. Stephen F. BeriganMr. Brendan P. BeriganMr. and Mrs. Paul BerlemanMr. Ricardo L. BernsDr. and Mrs. Robert T. BertschLieutenant and Mrs.

David L. Besuden, IIMr. and Mrs. David L. BesudenMr. and Mrs. Paul E. BetzMr. and Mrs. David R. BidwellMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. BiedermanMr. and Mrs. Richard BiehlMr. Eric W. BiehleMr. and Mrs. Stephen BienMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. BienMr. and Mrs. Edward C. BirckMr. and Mrs. Robert A. BirrellMr. and Mrs. Terry D. BirrerMr. Nathaniel BishopMr. and Mrs. Robert R. BissetMr. and Mrs. Daniel L. BissmeyerMr. and Mrs. Earl J. BlanksMr. David E. BlanksMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Blatz, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. William BlountMr. Andrew C. BlumMr. Charley BlumMr. Michael P. BlumMr. and Mrs. Mark BlumenfeldMr. Sam P. BockhorstDr. Connie BoehnerMr. and Mrs. Robert P. BoehnerSpeaker of the United States

House of Representatives and Mrs. John A. Boehner

Ms. Teresa BoellekeMr. and Mrs. John T. BogartLieutenant Colonel Kenneth D. BoggsMr. and Mrs. Richard J. Bohne’Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. BollingMr. and Mrs. James A. Bonn

Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. BoothDr. and Mrs. James W. Boothe, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. J. Kevin BootheMr. Ryan A. BootheMr. and Mrs. Chad E. BorkeMr. and Mrs. Fred R. BorkeMr. Matthew BourgrafMr. and Mrs. LaMont BoykinsMr. and Mrs. John BoyleMr. Alex BrackenMr. and Mrs. Michael BrackenMr. Andrew W. BrackmanMr. and Mrs. Sean G. BradfishMr. Daniel P. BrandelMr. and Mrs. James M. BrandtMr. and Mrs. Thomas P. BrattenMr. Jack BraultMr. and Mrs. Nick BrauningMr. Jake A. BrauningMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. BreitenbachMr. James T. BreitenbachMr. Joseph T. BreitenbachMr. and Mrs. Brian P. BrennanMr. and Mrs. Richard G. BrennerMr. and Mrs. Daniel BrenningMr. Matthew BretnitzMr. and Mrs. Nicholas F. BrewerMr. Andrew BrinkerMr. Adam M. BrinkmannMr. Everett D. BrittonMr. and Mrs. Stephen J. BroermannMr. and Mrs. Marc BrooksMr. and Mrs. Steve T. BroughtonMr. and Mrs. James R. BrownMr. and Mrs. Jason P. BrownMr. and Mrs. Pierce A. BrownMr. Richard J. BrownMr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. BrowningMr. Robert D. BrowningMr. Robert BrudnickiMs. Louise BruemmerMr. Kent BruggemanMrs. Susan R. BruggemanMr. Benjamin G. BruggemannMr. and Mrs. John BucherMr. and Mrs. John M. BuckleyMr. and Mrs. Kevin T. BuckleyMr. John H. BuddeMrs. Lucy A. BuddeMr. and Mrs. Roger L. BueningBuffalo Wild Wings Grill & BarMr. and Mrs. Kenneth BullerMr. and Mrs. Scott J. BurandtMr. Alexander T. BurgdorfMr. and Mrs. Steven BurgdorfMr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Burkart, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Gordon W. BurkeMr. and Mrs. James E. BurkeMr. Jeffrey M. BurkhartMr. R. Scott Burkhart

Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. BurneyMr. Keith BurwinkelMr. Andrew J. BuschbacherMr. John E. Buse, Jr.Busy Bee BoutiqueMr. Ryan D. ButtMr. Brian A. ButzMr. and Mrs. Hugh P. ByrnesMr. and Mrs. Robert E. ByrnesCommander and

Mrs. Steven C. CadeMr. and Mrs. John J. Calvin, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. CameronMr. and Mrs. Richard CanterMr. and Mrs. Gary CapehartMr. and Mrs. Christopher G. CarleMr. and Mrs. David CarlinMr. Brett CarlinMs. Carol L. CarpenterMr. and Mrs. William W. CarrollMr. Corey R. CarrollMr. Kevin A. CarrollMr. Thomas I. CarrollMrs. Shirley J. CarrollCarroll’s CarpetsMr. Justin C. CaseyMr. and Mrs. Chad A. CassMr. and Mrs. Joseph R. CassanoMrs. Rosemary CazelCEI SportsMr. and Mrs. Mark R. CerrezinMr. and Mrs. David ChachoffMr. Blake P. ChamblissMs. Delia A. ChasteenMr. and Mrs. Keith A. CheesmanMr. Steven L. CheesmanMr. Ray ChennellMr. and Mrs. David G. CherryChez Nora RestaurantChicago CubsChicago White SoxChipotle Mexican GrillMr. Thomas H. ChristoffMr. and Mrs. S. Robert ChueyCincinnati Art MuseumCincinnati Functional FitnessCincinnati Museum CenterCincinnati Natural FoodsCincinnati Shakespeare CompanyCincinnati Zoo & Botanical GardensCity BBQMr. and Mrs. Donald G. ClarkMr. and Mrs. James E. ClarkMr. and Mrs. James J. ClarkMr. James J. Clark, IIMr. and Mrs. David A. ClarkeMr. Kevin ClarkeMr. Thomas E. ClarkeMr. and Mrs. Brian CliffordClovernook Country ClubMr. and Mr. James G. CobbMr. Jacob A. CobbCoffee Break Roasting CompanyMr. and Mrs. Mike ColletMr. and Mrs. Thomas A. CollettMr. and Mrs. James CollinsMr. John CollinsMr. Quinn P. CollisonMr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. CollovaMr. and Mrs. Marcus A. ColosimoMr. and Mrs. Brian W. ComptonMr. and Mrs. John J. ConlonMr. and Mrs. Kevin ConlonMr. and Mrs. John M. ConnellyMr. and Mrs. Kevin ConnerMrs. Mary J. ConnersMr. and Mrs. Andrew ConnollyMr. and Mrs. Thomas G. CookMr. Tanner CookMs. Cathy CookeMr. and Mrs. James T. CoopMr. and Mrs. Tate N. CooperMr. Mason R. CooperMr. and Mrs. Gregory P. Corbett

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. CorderMr. and Mrs. Andrew T. CordierMr. Eugene B. CordierMr. and Mrs. Todd A. CostelloMr. and Mrs. John F. CrableMrs. Joan M. CrableMr. and Mrs. James E. Creeden, Jr.Mr. Jacob J. CronCrossgate LanesMr. Russell Grant Crosthwaite, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Jack CrowleyMr. Patrick R. CummingsMr. and Mrs. Anthony E. CunninghamMr. and Mrs. Roger CurranMr. and Mrs. James M. CurrinMr. and Mrs. Cory CusmanoMr. and Mrs. Richard J. CutterMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. CutterMr. Michael CutterMr. James E. Dafler and

Ms. Barbara NollMr. and Mrs. Douglas W. DaleyMr. and Mrs. Daniel J. DalyDan Druffel, Inc. LandscapingDandy Products, Inc.Mr. Joshua E. DavenportMr. and Mrs. Matt DavidsonMr. and Mrs. James J. Davis, IIIMr. and Mrs. Jerry P. DayMr. and Mrs. John DeCaprioMr. Andrew J. DechertMr. and Mrs. Edward DeedsMr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. DeesMr. Walter D. DeGroftMr. and Mrs. J. Alberto DelgadoMs. Mary K. DellerMr. and Mrs. Ralph P. DeLucaMs. Jacqueline G. DenningDenny McKeown’s Bloomin

Garden CenterMr. and Mrs. Mark R. DeNomaMr. and Mrs. Louie B. DeTempleMr. Thomas P. DeTempleMr. and Mrs. James R. DevanneyMr. Charles J. DeVirgilio, Esq.Mr. James J. DevittMr. and Mrs. John DeVoreMr. and Mrs. Michael E. DeVoreMr. Garrett W. DeVoreMr. and Mrs. Robin DeYoungMr. and Mrs. Francis R. DicariMr. and Mrs. Tom E. DickertMr. and Mrs. Frank J. Diekmann, VMr. and Mrs. Mark J. DierkersMr. and Mrs. John F. W. DietzMr. Mark F. DiGiandomenicoMs. Rose Mary DikunMr. and Mrs. William J. DillhoffMs. Donna L. DillmanDillonvale IGAMr. and Mrs. Patrick DiMuzioMs. Mary K. DinanMr. and Mrs. Frank DiNardoMr. and Mrs. Chris DobrinMr. and Mrs. Doug D. DockusMr. Ryan W. DockusMr. Colin W. DoddMr. and Mrs. Ronald J. DollMs. Elizabeth A. DolleDon Vonderhaar’s Market &

Catering Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Terrence M. DonnellonMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. DonnellonMr. Jeffrey M. DonnellonMr. and Mrs. David J. DonnellyMr. and Mrs. James H. DonnellyMr. and Mrs. Robert M. DoppesMr. and Mrs. Steven C. D’OrazioMr. and Mrs. Patrick M. DorseyMs. Marilyn J. DorseyDr. and Mrs. John C. Doscher

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Moeller’s Mothers’ Club has beenblessed with the opportunity toraise funds through our annualFashion Show and other eventsto benefit our boys and theschool in areas that are not part of the “regular” budget.

This year we were able to use some of theproceeds to update Moeller’s faculty and stafflounge. We wanted them to know how muchwe value the time they spend with our sons.—Lynda Mackey, Moeller President ofMothers’ Club (Mother of Cody Mackey ’14)

Mr. Alec DoscherMr. Matthew P. DowlingMr. and Mrs. Richard DoyleMr. Douglas J. DrennanMr. Daniel J. DriscollMr. Lawrence J. Driscoll, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. William P. DryerMr. and Mrs. Michael DuermitMr. and Mrs. Roger A. DuniganMr. and Mrs. Steve J. DunphyDr. Nicholas A. EarlyMr. and Mrs. Charles L. Early, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. David C. EbacherMr. and Mrs. Robert EbelMr. Mason EckleyMr. and Mrs. Herman A. EcksteinMrs. Roberta K. EddingfieldMr. and Mrs. Daniel J. EdelmannEdible ArrangementsMr. Leander G. EdmistonMr. and Mrs. William EdwardsMr. Willis Q. EdwardsMr. David A. EhlersMr. and Mrs. James F. EichmannMr. James J. ElfersMr. and Mrs. Allen F. ElingMr. Dennis W. ElingEllie, Brian & Laurie AllenMr. and Mrs. Dale L. EllisMr. Jonathan A. ElsassMr. Alex R. ElsbrockMr. and Mrs. James E. EmigMs. Eve EndersMr. and Mrs. Mark EngelhartMr. Jared P. EngelhartEnsemble Theatre of CincinnatiMr. and Mrs. Gerard EppsteinMr. Joseph C. EramoMs. Jodi EramoMr. and Mrs. Timothy A. ErdmannMr. and Mrs. Frederick P. ErnstMr. and Mrs. Charlie ErnstesMr. and Mrs. Douglas E. ErnstesMr. and Mrs. Gregory L. ErnstesMr. and Mrs. Mark G. ErnstesMr. Matthew T. ErnstesEverybody’s Records & CD’sMr. Alex T. FalckMr. and Mrs. Mark FalckMr. David B. FallerFirst Lieutenant Bryan R. FangmanMr. and Mrs. Mark L. FarrellDr. and Mrs. Michael A. FarwickMr. and Mrs. Angelo M. FasanoMr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Fehring, Jr.Mrs. Francis FeldMr. and Mrs. Daniel G. FeldmannMr. and Mrs. Nicholas Fendinger, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph FernbackMr. and Mrs. Gregory A. FesselMr. and Mrs. Daniel J. FetteMr. and Mrs. John A. FetteMr. and Mrs. Matthew J. FetteMr. Thomas P. FetteMr. and Mrs. Joseph M. FiamingoMr. and Mrs. Steven M. FiamingoMr. and Mrs. Jon W. FicusMr. Gabriel FidderMr. Sean T. FinnertyFirehouse GrillMr. and Mrs. Mark B. FischerMr. Brendan J. FischerMr. and Mrs. Albert R. FishbackMr. and Mrs. Joseph FishbackMr. and Mrs. William FisherMr. Brian M. FitzpatrickMr. Tom FlemingDr. and Mrs. Jason M. FlorimonteMs. Adele S. FlowerDr. and Mrs. Michael S. FlynnMr. and Mrs. Daniel W. FlynnMr. and Mrs. William FlynnMr. and Mrs. Daniel E. FoleyMr. Maxwell J. FoleyMr. William L. Foley

Mr. Brian C. FoosMr. Patrick D. FordMr. and Mrs. Rudolph J. Forte, Jr.Mr. Rudy J. ForteMr. Christopher FosterMr. and Mrs. Cris FowlerMr. and Mrs. Gregory A. FoxMr. and Mrs. John W. Fox, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. David FramptonMr. Eric FranceMr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Frank, Sr.Mr. Ethan D. FrericksMr. and Mrs. James M. FresonMr. and Mrs. Lawrence L. FresonMr. and Mrs. David FreyMr. and Mrs. H. Garrett FreyMr. Mitchel L. FreyMr. Nolan M. FreyFrey Gaede & CompanyMs. Mary FrietschMr. and Mrs. Bob FrohmanMr. Jack P. FrostMr. Eric G. FruechtemeyerCommander and

Mrs. Martin B. FuerstMr. and Mrs. Charles T. Gagel, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. GaierMr. Dean J. Gaier

Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. GallGallagher Benefit ServicesMr. and Mrs. Frank T. Gallenstein, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James E. GangwischMr. Thomas GannonMr. and Mrs. Richard W. GapinskiMr. and Mrs. Robert GarbacikMr. Grant R. GarbacikMs. Barbara M. GarciaMr. Durward K. GarnerMr. and Mrs. Michael D. GatesMr. and Mrs. Michael J. GatioMr. and Mrs. John D. GattoMr. and Mrs. David P. GauthierMr. and Mrs. Mark D. GeersMr. and Ms. Heath M. GeigerMr. Christopher T. GeigerMr. Edward J. Geiser, IIMr. and Mrs. Dennis GengelbachMr. and Mrs. Gregory A. GentileMr. and Mrs. Scott GeorgeMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. GeraciMr. and Mrs. Raymond P. GerdesMr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Gertz, IIMr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Gertz, Sr.Mrs. Karen M. GerwelMrs. Carol J. GessingMr. and Mrs. James A. GieblerMr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Gilles

Mr. George W. GillesMr. James E. GillilandGilson’s EngravingMr. and Mrs. Mark M. GlevickyMr. and Mrs. Harold L. Glorius, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. GodbeyMr. and Mrs. John GoodallMr. and Mrs. Daniel L. GoodhartGordon Food ServiceMr. Scott D. GormanDr. Michele M. GottschlichMr. and Mrs. G. Todd GrahamMr. and Mrs. David GramkeMr. and Mrs. Boyd GravesMr. and Mrs. Todd A. GravesMr. Krieg GrecoMr. and Mrs. Christopher J. GreenMr. Ryan T. GreerMrs. Matula GregoryMr. Nicholas J. GreinMr. and Mrs. Mark E. GreinerMr. Nicholas J. GreiweMr. and Mrs. Scott D. GreskyMr. Devin J. GreskyMr. and Mrs. Kevin R. GreveGriffin Gate Marriott Resort & SpaMr. and Mrs. Michael E. GriffithMr. Robert L. GriffithMrs. Marianne Griffith

After reading The Cincinnati Enquirer special section about Moeller’s GriefGroup, the four children of Lisa and Bob Jennings ’86 decided to donatetheir lemonade stand earnings to one of the students featured in the article who had lost both his parents. Pictured above is Lisa and her fourchildren after they dropped off their donation to Moeller.

SOURCE: “Story about teen grief prompts lemonade,” June 10, 2013, written by John Faherty: “There are few things cuter than kids running a lemonade stand. Every once in a while, the lemonadeeven serves a great good. This weekend the four children of Lisa and Bob Jennings decided to have alemonade stand. Then the children saw a story that ran in The Cincinnati Enquirer about Moeller HighSchool students who had lost their moms or dads…” Check the Moeller website (www.Moeller.org)under News for the full feature.

Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey GriffithsMr. and Mrs. Scott GrimesMr. and Mrs. Raymond R. GroeneMr. and Mrs. Daniel W. GruberMr. and Mrs. David G. GruberMr. Corey J. GruenwaldMr. Jason D. GrunkemeyerMr. Timothy M. GusweilerMr. and Mrs. Ron A. GutzwillerMr. and Mrs. Robert A. HackerMs. Florence L. HackmanHackman Financial Group, IncMr. and Mrs. Richard G. HageeMr. G. Richard HageeMrs. DOROTHY T. HAGEEMr. Nicholas A. HaggertyHahn-Mason Air Systems, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. David K. HaidleMr. and Mrs. Michael P. HallMr. and Mrs. Albert W. HamantMr. Jason M. HambergMrs. Joy HammonsMr. Jody HamptonMr. Nathaniel HanMr. Ryan M. HankinsMr. and Mrs. Michael W. HanleyDr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. HanrahanMr. Kevin HanrahanHAP’S Irish PubMr. and Mrs. Mark A. HardenberghHarja Daven SalonMr. and Mrs. Paul HarlorMr. and Mrs. John T. HarperMr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Harper

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin K. Harris, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Michael HarrisonMr. and Mrs. Douglas S. HartMr. and Mrs. James P. HartmanMr. and Mrs. Nicholas HartmanMr. Richard N. Hartman, IILieutenant Colonel and

Mrs. Patrick A. HassertMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey T. HassmanMr. and Mrs. Scott A. HauMr. and Mrs. Michael HaunertMr. and Mrs. Peter HausmannMr. Nicholas L. Haverkos and

Ms. Janis E. HooverMr. and Mrs. Stephen D. HawkinsMr. Joseph H. HawkinsMr. and Mrs. Jay V. HayesMrs. Gerda R. HaynesMr. and Mrs.

Philip Edward HebenstreitMr. and Mrs. David R. HeggeMr. Alex J. HeidelMr. and Mrs. James J. HeidelMrs. Peggy HeidelMr. Maxwell D. HeiremansMr. and Mrs. Daniel J. HeiselMr. and Mrs. Joseph P. HeisterMr. and Mrs. William M. HeldMr. and Mrs. Joseph M. HelfrichMr. and Mrs. Bruce HellmanMr. and Mrs. James L. HendersonMr. and Mrs. William H. HenkeMr. Ryan D. HenryMr. Ronald HerbersMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. HericksMr. Ryan M. HermesMr. and Mrs. Tom HertensteinMr. and Mrs. Thomas A. HertleinMr. and Mrs. Thomas P. HertleinMr. Christopher J. HessMr. and Mrs. Alan D. HeukerMr. Jacob A. HeukerMr. Elliot T. HidyMs. Julie HigginsMr. and Mrs. Robert J. HildebrandtMr. Michael A. HileMr. and Mrs. Pat J. HillHilton Garden Inn Louisville NorthMr. Michael P. HilvertMr. and Mrs. Robert J. Himes, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Scott C. HoblerMr. and Mrs. Joseph T. HoctorMr. and Ms. Nick HoderleinMr. and Mrs. Christopher J. HodgeMr. and Mrs. Joseph W. HodgeMr. Charles J. HodgeMr. and Mrs. Gregory P. HoekzemaMr. and Mrs. Joe HoekzemaMr. and Mrs. Steven P. HoekzemaMr. Rob HoekzemaMr. J. Mitchell HoelkerMr. Daniel C. HofferMr. and Mrs. Gregg C. HoffmanMr. and Mrs. Roger C. HoffmanMr. Zachary T. HoffmanHoffman and Albers InteriorsDr. and Mrs. Michael A. HoffmannMr. Matthew S. HoffmannMr. and Mrs. Harry L. Holbert, Jr.Dr. Keith A. HoldenMr. and Mrs. Lawrence HollanderMr. Walter M. HollatzMr. and Ms. James HollowayMr. Thomas J. HolmesMr. Brian L. HoltelDr. and Mrs. Gregg B. HoltkampMr. and Mrs. Ralph HoltmanMr. Carl P. HoltmanMr. and Mrs. Andy T. HoltmeierMr. and Mrs. Thomas A. HoltmeierHometown ThreadsMr. and Mrs. Daniel R. HoogMr. and Mrs. James L. Hoog

Mr. and Mrs. John A. HoogMr. Robert C. HopkinsMr. and Mrs. Robert A. HornbackMr. and Mrs. Louis G. HornbergerMr. and Mrs. Jack L. Horner, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. James Terry HornerMr. and Mrs. Carl W. Horst, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Doug HorstMr. and Mrs. Daniel J. HounchellMr. and Mrs. Gerald HounchellMr. and Mrs. Anthony A. Houston, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. HowellMr. and Mrs. Roger J. HuberMr. and Mrs. Richard HuddleMr. and Mrs. Ken HudepohlMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. HudepohlMr. and Mrs. John F. Hugenberg, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. HugenbergMr. and Mrs. Timothy J. HugenbergMr. and Mrs. Matthew W. HughesMr. and Mrs. Carl W. HusterMr. and Mrs. Michael W. HusterMr. and Mrs. Stephen F. HusterMrs. Margretta J. HusterHyde Park Floral & Garden CentMr. and Mrs. Adam D. HyzduMr. Spencer G. IacovoneMr. and Mrs. David G. IhlendorfMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. IhlendorfMr. and Mrs. Richard G. IhlendorfMr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Imbronyev, Jr.Immaculate Heart of Mary ChurchMr. and Mrs. Wesley A. IredaleMr. Nicholas A. IzziIzzy’sJag’s Steak & SeafoodMr. Dan E. Janka, Jr.Mr. Evan N. JansenMr. and Mrs. Thomas A. JansingMr. Andrew B. JavoskyMr. and Ms. Rob JeffriesMs. Mary A. JenkinsJenny Simon FaceJester’s JewlersMr. and Mrs. James H. JewellMr. and Mrs. Carlos JimenezMr. and Mrs. Craig JohnsonMr. and Mrs. James B. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Robert C. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. William B. JohnsonMr. Matthew R. JohnsonMs. Pamela JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Jimmy JonesMr. and Mrs. Michael L. JonesMr. and Mrs. Peter R. JonesMr. and Mrs. Walter C. Jones, Jr.Mr. Scott E. JonesMr. Urban P. JonesDr. and Mrs. James G. JonsonMrs. Sally JordanMr. and Mrs. David B. JosephsonJosten’sMr. Jerome R. JuddMr. and Mrs. Joseph H. JungMr. Robert L. JungkunzMr. and Mrs. Joel B. JunkerMr. and Mrs. George J. JutzeMr. Kyle C. KaiserMr. Joseph M. KammererMr. Michael E. KamphakeMr. and Mrs. Thomas H. KanozaMs. Cecilia KanozaMr. and Mrs. Richard H. KantorMs. Marlene L. KantorMr. and Mrs. Enyi KanuMr. William J. KapitanMr. James P. KappasMr. Peter Drew D. KariofilesMr. and Mrs. Kurt F. KastnerMr. Claire C. KatsanisMs. Lisa KeeganMr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Keener

Mr. Randy Keeton and Mrs. Carmen M. Bahri-Keeton

Mr. Logan KelleherMr. Brian T. KellerMr. Stephen W. KellerMr. and Mrs. James F. KellyMr. William W. KellyMr. Mike Kelsch and

Mrs. Susan E. ReinhardtMr. and Ms. James A. KemenMr. and Mrs. Rick KempMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. KennedyMr. Chris J. KennedyMr. and Mrs. David A. KenneyMr. Gregory M. KenneyMr. and Mrs. Sean D. KennyKent Insurance Agency, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Frank KerleyMr. and Mrs. Robert J. KettlerMr. Timothy C. KeyserMs. Mary Lou KieferMr. and Mrs. Christopher L. KileyMr. and Mrs. Tom KimenerMr. Conor R. KimenerMr. Bryan V. KimutisMr. and Mrs. Daniel G. KindelMr. and Mrs. Jeff KindleMr. and Mrs. Terry L. KingMr. and Mrs. Tom A. KingMs. Kathy KishpaughMr. and Mrs. Raymond B. KisselSister Judith M. Klei, R.S.M.Mr. and Mrs. John F. KleiserMr. and Mrs. Michael D. KleverMr. and Mrs. Thomas D. KloenneMr. and Mrs. Christopher M. KlonneMr. Andrew J. KlostermanMr. and Mrs. Michael A. KmetzMr. and Mrs. P. Terry KnapmeyerMr. James T. KnapmeyerDr. James L. Knepler and

Dr. Holli A. HorakMr. and Mrs. John KniznerMr. and Mrs. Kevin KniznerMr. John KniznerMr. and Mrs. John G. KnochelMr. and Mrs. Brian KnueMr. and Mrs. Mark E. KnueMr. and Mrs. Robert J. KnuevenMr. and Mrs. John A. KoegelMr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. KoestersMr. and Mrs. Timothy J. KoetterMr. and Mrs. Kevin J. KohlsDr. and Mrs. Keith A. KohorstMr. and Mrs. Ken W. KollmanMr. and Mrs. John J. KorteMr. Eric P. KraemerMr. Mathew S. KraemerMs. Lynne M. KraemerMr. and Mrs. John B. KraimerMr. and Mrs. Bruce L. KramerMr. and Mrs. Mac KramerMr. and Mrs. Lawrence P. KrantzMr. Andrew KrausMr. and Mrs. Henry J. KravecMr. and Mrs. P. Richard KrehbielMr. Paul F. KreinerMr. and Mrs. Mark KroellMr. Jared P. KrogerDr. and Mrs. Robert E. Krone, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. KruseMr. and Mrs. J. Kenneth KuetheMr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. KuhlmanMrs. Marjorie J. KuhlmanMr. and Mrs. John A. KundratReverend George C. Kunkel, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John A. Kuprionis, Jr.Mr. John L. KuprionisMr. and Mrs. Mark R. KwiatkowskiMr. and Mrs. Michael E. KwiatkowskiMr. Andrew Kwiatkowski, Esq.Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth LaceyMr. Peter LaChapelleMr. and Mrs. Andrew G. Lair

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The Class of 1977 hasbeen very close foryears, so a Class of ’77Scholarship felt likethe perfect gift toMoeller. We set ourgoal to reach a$100,000 endowedscholarship, and as ofNovember 1, 2013, wehave raised more than$60,000! What betterway to repay ourgood fortune than tosend a kid to Moellerwho otherwise couldnot go. Then theycould experience thefriendships that go onfor 35 years and more.—Dan Leugers ’77Founder of Canned Food Drive

Mr. Stephen A. LairMr. and Mrs. Jeff LalleyMr. and Mrs. William A. LambertMr. and Mrs. Gregory LampertMr. Phillip R. LaneMr. and Mrs. James P. LangMr. and Mrs. Robert J. LangLange & Lange OrthodonticsMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. LangefelsMr. Lawrence J. LangefelsMr. and Mrs. Christopher J. LarbesMr. Luke R. LarisonMr. and Mrs. Michael T. LarkinLaRosa’s Pizza, Crescent SpringsLarry’s Lock, Safe &

Security Center, Inc.Mr. Robert H. LashelleMr. W. Harold LasterMrs. Patty S. LattinMr. and Mrs. James J. LaubLaub Family DenistryMr. Michael P. LavelleMr. Eric K. LawhornMr. Joshua LawrenceLazer CrazeMr. and Mrs. Gregory E. LechnerMrs. Marcia D. Lechner

Mr. Daniel J. LedfordMr. and Mrs. Stephen E. LedwinMr. Mark E. LefkeMs. Jennifer J. LefkeMr. Bradley E. Lehmann, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Ron P. LehrterMr. Matthew R. LeipzigMr. and Mrs. Stephen C. LeisringMr. Doug A. LeistMr. Michael W. LemenMr. and Mrs. Mark M. LemmelMr. Michael R. LenihanLenihan & Company, Inc.Captain Sean D. LeugersMr. and Mrs. Gregory M. LeugersMrs. Mary Kay LevesayMr. and Mrs. Gregg LevesqueMr. Carl Max LindMr. and Mrs. John A. LintonMr. and Mrs. Robert J. LockwoodMr. and Mrs. David H. LohmuellerMr. and Mrs. Richard H. LonnemanMr. and Mrs. Michael G. LopintoMs. Suzanne LorchMr. and Mrs. Michael G. LovelaceLoveland Stage CompanyDr. Dana LovellMr. Shawn E. LuckeMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. LudwigMr. and Mrs. Thomas W. LuebberingMr. and Mrs. Samuel LuningMr. Elliot J. LuningMr. Marshal G. LuningMr. and Mrs. Michael K. LynchMr. John R. LynchMr. Joseph A. LynchMr. Kevin P. LynchMr. R. Jeffrey LynchMr. Robert D. LynchMs. Stacy LynchLieutenant Colonel and

Mrs. Mark P. LynskeyMr. Scott E. MacEachenMr. Jacob A. MaciulewiczMr. and Mrs. Michael J. MackMr. and Mrs. Timothy G. MacVeighMr. and Mrs. Thomas MacVittieMacy’sMadeira Choice MeatsMr. and Mrs. Thomas C. MadsenMr. and Mrs. Timothy F. MaeglyMr. and Mrs. Thomas D. MaertzMr. Nicholas M. MaertzMagid Glove and

Safety Manufacturing Co.Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. MagnerMr. and Mrs. Peter MagnerMr. and Mrs. Robert J. MahoneyMs. Michelle MahoneyMajor Daniel DalrympleMr. and Mrs. Sam MaloneMr. and Mrs. Peter F. ManczykMr. and Mrs. Timothy S. ManganMr. and Mrs. Patrick MangerMr. and Mrs. Michael MannyMr. and Mrs. Sandro J. MarchiondaMr. Daniel J. MarchiondaMr. Nicholas J. MarchiondaMarianist Province of the U.S.Mr. and Mrs. David J. MarkgrafMrs. JoAnn R. MarkgrafMr. and Mrs. Timothy E. MarklayMr. Timothy E. Marklay Jr.Mrs. and Mr. Louise M. MartinMs. Mary MartinMr. and Mrs. Thomas MartinoMr. and Mrs. Robert L. MartonDr. and Mrs. Michael D. MatteiMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. MatteiMr. and Mrs. Kevin J. MattisMr. and Mrs. Len J. MatuszekMr. Brian P. MausMr. and Mrs. Frank J. MayMr. Daniel B. May

Mr. James J. MayerMr. Patrick A. McAlpineMr. Michael E. McCannMr. Jacob D. McCluskeyMr. and Mrs. Timothy J. McCormickMr. and Mrs. Ralph J. McCrateMr. Sean J. McCroskeyMr. and Mrs. Daniel W. McDonaldMr. and Mrs. Philip McDonaldMr. and Mrs. Jonathan M. McFarlandMr. and Mrs. Larry D. McFarlandMr. and Mrs. Robert M. McGeeMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. McGillMr. Matthew T. McGillMr. and Mrs. Michael D. McGinnisMr. Joseph P. McGinnisMr. and Mrs. Donald G. McGlothlinMr. and Mrs. Jeff McGrathMr. and Mrs. Mark A. McGrathMr. Michael J. McGrathMr. and Mrs. Joseph B. McGrawMs. Kathleen L. McGrawMr. and Mrs. Chris McKayMr. and Mrs. Michael J. McKeownMr. and Mrs. Richard L. McKnightMr. and Mrs. Patrick J. McLaughlinMr. Matthew J. McLaughlinMr. and Mrs. Michael P. McNallyMr. and Mrs. Kevin J. McNamaraMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. McNaulMr. Matthew A. McNaulMr. Timothy R. McNaulMr. and Mrs. Jonathan W. McNultyMr. Dane R. MechlerMr. and Mrs. Eric E. MedeckeMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. MedlMr. and Mrs. Gregory A. MeeceMr. Nicholas L. MeeceMr. and Mrs. David P. MegrueMs. Bernadette MeinekeMr. and Mrs. Edward J. MeinersMr. and Mrs. David MeisterMr. Alexander M. MeloyMr. and Mrs. Daniel P. MendelMr. Andrew D. MendelMr. Andrew L. MercurioMs. Fran MerrionMr. and Mrs. John T. MerrittMr. and Mrs. Steve MesserMr. and Mrs. Matthew T. MessersmithMr. Matthew L. Messina

Mr. and Mrs. John D. MetteyMr. and Mrs. Thomas A. MetteyMr. Grant R. MetteyMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. MetzMr. and Mrs. John E. MetzMr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Meyer, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. MeyerMr. and Mrs. Robert G. MeyerMr. and Mrs. Vincent P. MeyerMr. Chris G. MeyerMr. Lee A. MeyerMr. Marcus G. MeyersMs. Sharon R. MichaelsonMr. and Mrs. Lawrence F. MichelbrinkMike’s Express CarwashMr. and Mrs. Bruce G. MilamMr. and Mrs. Thomas C. MillerMr. and Mrs. William J. Miller, Jr.Mr. Edward A. MillerMr. George F. MillitzerMr. and Mrs. William E. MinorMr. and Mrs. Eric C. MinshallMr. and Mrs. John J. MirabitoMr. Anthony K. MiraccoMiss Courtney LineMr. and Mrs. Harry MitchellMs. Sonya L. MitchellMr. and Mrs. John MixsonMr. and Mrs. Michael A. MockMr. and Mrs.

Michael H. MoeggenbergMrs. Mary Ann MoeggenbergMoerlein Lager HouseMr. and Mrs. William R. MolitorMr. Justin T. Molloy and

Mrs. Rachel Fujita-MolloyMr. and Mrs. John H. Monahan, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Patrick C. MonahanMr. and Mrs. Ryan MonahanMrs. Rebecca A. MonarchiMr. Chase C. MonroeMrs. Elizabeth MontgomeryMr. and Mrs. William B. MontourMr. and Mrs. Rob MooreMr. and Mrs. John T. MorandMr. KEVIN M. MORANDMr. and Mrs. Pat J. MorganMr. Charles Anderson MorganMr. James R. MorganMrs. Julia Ann MorganMr. Matthew C. MorrisonMr. Michael L. Morrissey

The Moeller Familyplayed a significantrole during the mosttrying, yet excitingtime in my life. Iwouldn’t be the son,brother, husband, orfather I am todaywithout the strongsupport from Moeller’sfaculty, alumni, and myclassmates. It gives megreat joy to help providea young man thesame opportunity to have amazingexperiences and buildstrong relationships atMoeller. It’s importantto me to give back toMoeller, and I’dencourage otheralumni to set upscholarships fordeserving young men.—Marshall Hyzdu ’96

My parents andMoeller instilled inme so many of mycore values andstrengths, and havemade me the man Iam today. I givebecause I feel it is socritically important to

pay it forward so that my three boys and allfuture Men of Moeller have this same opportunityto learn and develop into strong leaders, men ofFaith, and loving family members. I give becausemy parents gave me this great opportunity toattend Moeller, and I wish this opportunity forall young men who desire to walk through thedoors at Moeller. I know that my participationin the Annual Fund is a direct way to make thisa reality. —Nick Hodge ’94, Alumni Association President

Mr. and Mrs. Mark MorrowMr. and Mrs. Robert W. MorseMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. MorthorstMr. and Mrs. David A. MuchmoreMr. Corey A. MuchmoreMr. and Mrs. Brian A. MuellerMr. and Mrs. David W. MuhlenpohMr. and Mrs. John Rick MullenMr. and Mrs. Michael P. MunafoMr. and Mrs. Michael P. MunzMr. and Mrs. Padraic MurrayMr. Chris MurrayMr. and Mrs. Richard D. MustardMy Party BusMr. Jeff Myers and

Mrs. Christine M. Frick-MyersDr. and Mrs. William J. NaberMr. and Mrs. Andrew E. NagelNana’s AtticMr. and Mrs. Thomas NanceMr. and Mrs. James NartkerMr. and Mrs. William NartkerMrs. Carla NartkerMrs. Ellie NartkerNatorp’s Inc. Landscape -

Garden StoresNeace LukensLieutenant Colonel and

Mrs. James B. NeesMr. and Mrs. Duane M. NeesMr. and Mrs. Todd W. NeiertMr. Jerome E. NeiheiselMr. and Mrs. Bruce NelsonMr. Connor S. NelsonMr. and Mrs. James D. NesterMr. and Mrs. Robert NeuhausMr. and Mrs. Richard A. NeumannMr. Michael J. NeumannNewport AquariumMr. and Mrs. Mark S. NicholsLieutenant Colonel and Mrs.

Thomas W. NicholsonDr. and Mrs. Daniel G. NiehausMr. and Mrs. Bernard F. NiehausMr. and Mrs. Terry L. NiehausMr. and Mrs. Thomas D. NiehausMr. Jason P. NiehausMr. and Mrs. Jeff NietupskiMr. and Mrs. Scott D. NoelMs. Carol A. Nolan-Petronella

Mr. Anthony C. NovelloMr. and Mrs. John M. NowakowskiMr. Mark C. NugentMr. William A. NutterMr. and Mrs. Timothy R. NymbergMr. and Mrs. Joseph M. NypaverMr. Kaleb D. NypaverMr. Adam P. O’BrienMr. and Mrs. Robert G. O’BrienMr. Thomas P. O’Brien, IIIMr. and Mrs. Francis X. O’ConnellMr. Thomas P. O’Donnell IIMr. and Mrs. Eric K. O’DriscollMr. and Mrs. Kevin O’DriscollMr. and Mrs. Ralph OetersMr. and Mrs. Robert E. OetersMr. and Mrs. William D. OetersMr. Richard OetersOhio South Youth Soccer AssociationMr. and Mrs. Dennis G. O’KeefeMr. and Mrs. Timothy C. OliverMr. and Mrs. C. J. OllierMr. and Mrs. Timothy J. O’NeilOrange Leaf ManagementDr. and Mrs. Paul D. OrkwisMr. and Mrs. Robert H. Orr, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. OscarMr. and Mrs. Robert G. OsnerMr. and Mrs. Richard M. OttingMr. C. Brian PaddockMr. and Mrs. Rob PainterMr. and Mrs. Christopher S. ParchmanMr. and Mrs. James R. ParkerMr. Joseph R. PartuschMr. and Mrs. John N. PaulyMr. and Mrs. Bryan L. PeckMs. Suzanne PellPerfect North SlopesDr. and Mrs. Michael F. PerryPet Suites’ Pet Resort and SpaMr. and Mrs. Kelley Peter, Sr.Mr. Anthony M. PetersmanMrs. Rebecca PetriMr. David S. PhillipsMr. and Mrs. Kelly PhippsMr. and Mrs. Michael L. PieningMr. Daniel P. PieningMr. and Mrs. Michael L. PieperMr. and Mrs. Robert D. Pieper

Mr. Casey A. PieperMr. Michael S. PilipovichPillar HouseMr. Russel PinkertonMr. and Mrs. Harold J. Pisciotta, Jr.Mr. Anthony M. PisciottaMr. Harold J. Pisciotta, Sr.Mr. Jonathan D. PitmanMr. Edward A. PlagemanMrs. Karen PlagemanMr. and Mrs. Anthony PlatzMr. and Mrs. Eric J. PlummerMr. and Mrs. Daniel E. PochMr. and Mrs. Michael T. PohlmanMr. Joseph P. PokornyPokupec Mentor GroupMr. and Mrs. Stephen L. PooleMr. and Mrs. Dennis K. PoultonMr. Brian S. PowellMr. and Mrs. Daniel D. PowersMr. and Mrs. Timothy PowersMr. and Ms. Andrew PowersMr. and Mrs. Mark J. PriestMr. Zachary T. PriestPrincipal Financial Group FoundationMr. Evan C. ProbstDr. and Mrs. Benjamin P. PschesangMrs. Carol A. PuckeMr. and Mrs. James P. PuthoffMr. Robert E. Puthoff and

Ms. Sangeeta NayakMr. Matthew M. QualtersMr. and Mrs. James RackMr. Anthony J. RackMr. Daniel P. RaglandMr. John RakoczyMr. and Mrs. Mark RameyMr. Christien D. RameyMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. RaphaelMr. Joseph A. RaphaelMr. and Mrs. Bruce RaschMr. and Mrs. Samuel A. RayburnRaytheon CompanyMr. and Mrs. James P. ReckersMr. James C. ReckersRed SquirrelMr. and Mrs. Roger E. RederMr. David W. ReedMr. Peter J. ReedMs. Lois J. ReedMr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. ReederMr. and Mrs. James ReidelMr. and Mrs. Ted C. ReillyMr. and Mrs. Ronald R. ReinMr. and Mrs. Donald G. ReinertMr. and Mrs. Andre ReinhartMs. Glynnis ReinhartMr. Matthew J. ReinigerMr. and Mrs. Scott A. RemmyMr. and Mrs. J. Scott RennekerMr. and Mrs. Mark A. RennekerDr. and Mrs. William R. RennerMr. Greggory W. RennerMr. and Mrs. Brian P. RettigMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. RettigMr. and Mrs. R. Joseph RettigMr. Bradley J. RettigMr. and Mrs. Todd ReutelshoferMr. and Mrs. Michael J. ReynoldsMr. and Mrs. Terry R. ReynoldsMr. and Mrs. Frank RiccobelliMr. Samuel E. RiccobelliMr. and Mrs. James A. Rice, IIIMr. Mark R. RicheyMr. and Mrs. Steven P. RichterMr. and Mrs. Jeff RickertMr. and Mrs. Dennis J. RiedmillerMr. and Mrs. Paul RiegerMr. and Mrs. Dennis R. RiehleMr. and Mrs. David R. RiemanMr. and Mrs. Bob RinaldiMs. Sue RinderleMr. and Mrs. Kevin T. RinnMr. Ryan T. RinnMr. Andrew R. Riordan

Mr. Kyle J. RippeDr. Steven G. RippergerMr. and Mrs. Robert F. RiskRist & Associates, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. John R. RiversMr. and Mrs. Daniel J. RobinettMr. and Mrs. Christopher RobinsonMr. and Mrs. Michael K. RobinsonMr. and Mrs. John P. RodenbergMr. James B. RodenbergMr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Rogan, Sr.Ms. Joyce RohanMr. and Mrs. William J. RohlfsMr. and Mrs. Gerald J. RolfesMr. and Mrs. Gary E. RomesMr. Daniel E. RomesMr. Roy Rosenberger and

Ms. Cheryl HumlekerMr. and Mrs. R. D. RosfeldMr. and Mrs. Stephen A. RosfeldMr. and Mrs. Jim RossMr. and Mrs. Jason RosserMr. Gerald A. RouseMr. and Mrs. Carlos RowlandMr. Bruno P. RozziMr. Jeff RubyMr. Keith V. Rucker, Jr.Rudino’s Pizza, Grinders & SportsMr. and Mrs. Russ RuehrweinMr. and Mrs. Mark T. RummlerDr. and Mrs. Paul RuppMr. and Mrs. John V. Rush, Jr.Ms. Helen RussoMr. and Mrs. Nicholas A. SabinoMr. and Mrs. John SackstederSacred Heart BoostersMr. and Mrs. Joseph A. SagratiDr. and Mrs. Donald C. SalzanoMr. Mitchell J. SanderMr. and Mrs. Steve SandersMs. Gretchen SandersMr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. SandfoosMr. John L. SantoroMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey SattlerMr. and Mrs. Michael J. SauerMr. Francesco SavoiaMr. Paul K. Sayer, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Todd M. SchaefferMr. Nicholas T. SchaefferDr. and Mrs. Scott L. SchappacherMr. Derek A. SchappacherMr. and Mrs. Gerald L. SchatzmanMr. and Mrs. Frank E. SchehrMr. and Mrs. John P. SchenkMr. Patrick SchenkMr. and Mrs. Mark S. ScheuerleMr. and Mrs. Joseph M. SchimpfMrs. Gail SchimpfMr. Brian D. SchingsMr. and Mrs. James M. SchirmerMr. and Mrs. Bernard H. SchlakeMr. Daniel B. SchlakeMr. and Mrs. Jason SchlotmanDr. and Mrs. David E. SchlueterDr. David J. SchlueterMr. and Mrs. Daniel SchlueterMr. and Mrs. Mark J. SchlueterMr. and Mrs. Fred J. SchmalzMr. Andrew J. SchmalzMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. SchmidtMr. Timothy R. SchmidtMr. Kevin M. SchmittMr. and Mrs. Robert A. Schnedl, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. David J. SchneiderMr. and Mrs. Jon W. SchneiderMr. and Mrs. Theodore J. SchneiderMr. Paul H. Schneider and

Ms. Susan L. ReisnerMr. and Mrs. William A. SchnellerMr. and Mrs. Donald C. SchnitzlerMr. and Mrs. James B. SchoelwerMr. and Mrs. Chris J. SchoenbergerMr. and Mrs. Robert B. SchoenhoftMr. Christopher G. Schoeny

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Making a bequest for Moeller in my estate planning was easy to do and will help a young man stand on the shoulders of thosewho preceded him. It’s like throwing a rock in a pond and watching the ripples! —R. Peter Kimener, President,McCormick Equipment Co., Inc.(Father of Kevin ’98 and Joe ’03)

Mr. Jeffrey C. SchrandMr. and Mrs. James SchrimlMr. and Mrs. John P. SchroederMr. and Mrs. Michael T. SchuckmanMrs. Dolores C. SchuesslerMr. Matthew SchumacherMr. Douglas J. SchusterMr. and Mrs. Robert E. Schutter, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. David P. SchwarberMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. SchwertmanMr. and Mrs. Michael A. SchworerMr. and Mr. Douglas ScottMr. Eric C. ScottMr. Peter A. SedmakMr. and Mrs. Richard A. SeegerMr. and Mrs. Peter A. SeibenickMr. and Mrs. Timothy SenceMr. and Mrs. David G. ShaferMr. and Mrs. Mike ShaferMr. and Mrs. Timothy L. ShaferDr. and Dr. Michael D. ShafferDr. Dorothy ShafferMr. and Mrs. Michael ShafferMrs. Sharon ShagenaMr. and Mrs. Gerald J. ShannonMr. and Mrs. Joe SharbellMr. Samuel J. SharpMr. Mark E. SharpshairMr. and Mrs. Ryan L. ShawMr. and Mrs. Kevin M. SheaMr. Ryan G. SheetsMr. Robert Bradley ShepherdMr. and Mrs. John M. ShermanMr. Jack O. ShermanMr. and Mrs. Philip ShirkMs. Maureen ShoemakerMr. and Mrs. Gregg B. ShoopeMr. and Mrs. James V. Siciliano, IIIMr. and Mrs. Michael S. SiebertMr. and Mrs. Christopher SiegertMr. Gerald A. SiegertMr. and Mrs. Edward H. Silva, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Joe SimmonsMr. and Mrs. Chris D. SimonMr. and Mrs. James P. SimonSimply Money FoundationMr. and Mrs. H. Louis SirkinMr. and Mrs. Joseph A. SkorczSkyline Chili, Cornell RoadSlater Equipment Co., Inc.Mr. and Mrs. David W. SloanMr. Aaron SlusherMr. Adam J. SmithMr. and Mrs. Gary J. SmithMr. and Mrs. James SmithMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. SmithMr. and Mrs. John D. SmithMr. Charles A. SmithMr. and Mrs. Terry SnyderMr. and Mrs. Cecil SolomonMr. and Mrs. David SothMr. and Mrs. Daniel C. SpaethMr. Stephen E. SpaethMr. and Mrs. Frederick L. SpatzMr. Robert J. Spellmire, Jr.Mr. Matt SpikerMr. and Mrs. Mark E. SpilkerMr. and Mrs. Edward J. SpitznagelMr. and Mrs. William R. SplainMr. and Mrs. George A. Spohr, IVMrs. Pearl SpyridonSt. Bartholomew Athletic AssociationSt. Gertrude ChurchSt. Vincent Ferrer ChurchMr. and Mrs. Marc L. StalloMr. Aaron StangMr. Nicholas D. StaresinicMr. and Mrs. Michael T. StarkMr. Dominic S. StarvaggiMr. and Mrs. David StatzerMr. and Mrs. David StaunMr. and Mrs. Mike A. Staun, Sr.Mr. Michael A. Staun, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James E. StautbergMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Steele

Mr. Rob M. SteltenpohlMr. and Mrs. Douglas C. StelzleMr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. StengerSterling Cut GlassMr. and Mrs. Jack M. StevensMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. StevensonMr. Michael P. StevensonMr. and Mrs. Brian StewartMr. Brian W. StiensMr. and Mrs. Keith L. StockMr. and Mrs. James A. Stofko, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. John C. StorerMr. and Mrs. Mark StoweMr. and Mrs. John L. StowellMr. Stephen L. StowellMr. and Mrs. Thomas G. StrachotaMr. and Mrs. Barry StrasserMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. StrasserMr. Eric A. StreightMr. Jeffrey T. StrottmanMr. Jacob E. StuhlfireSergeant Ronald W. Stump, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John F. Sullivan, Jr.Mr. Shane P. SullivanMs. Andrea J. SullivanMr. and Mrs. John R. SurkampMr. Eric M. SurkampMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey SusichMr. Brent M. SuterMr. Troy M. SuterMr. and Mr. Walter J. Sweeney, IVMr. Scott J. SweeneyMr. and Mrs. Michael J. SylvesterMr. and Mrs. Steven P. SylvesterMr. Vito M. SylvesterMr. Nicholas J. SzabadosMr. and Mrs. Patrick S. TablerTano’sMr. and Mrs. William R. TaphornDr. Thomas F. Tartaron and

Ms. Juliana DiGiustiniMr. and Mrs. Jamie TatmanMr. John N. TaylorMr. John Taylor and

Ms. Linda S. DesMarais-TaylorMr. and Mrs. James R. TenhundfeldMr. and Mrs. Timothy N. TepeMr. and Mrs. John R. TeuschlMr. and Mrs. Jerome F. ThamannThe BMW StoreThe Chesapeake Group, Inc.The Dayton Power and Light CompanyThe Etiquette AdvantageThe Woodhouse Day SpaTheatre Management GroupMr. and Mrs. John A. TheisMr. Daniel J. Thiel

Mr. Chip D. TholeMr. and Mrs. Alexander J. ThompsonMr. and Mrs. Christopher ThompsonMr. and Mrs. Robert W. ThompsonMr. and Mrs. Timothy W. ThompsonMr. William C. ThompsonTima’s Salon Company, Spa & NailsMr. and Mrs. Mark C. Tipton, Sr.Mr. Ray ToelkeMs. Shannon TokarskyMr. and Mrs. David TomleyToot’s RestaurantMr. and Mrs. Daniel L. TorbeckMr. and Mrs. Frank J. Torbeck, Jr.Tri-State Centers for Sight Inc.Trophy AwardsMr. and Mrs. Edwin P. TunningMr. and Mrs. Robert H. Turner, Jr.Turner Barber ShopTuscany Spa & SalonMr. and Mrs. Michael F. TusseyUnited Dairy FarmersMr. Michael Vaccariello and

Mrs. Joann P. Lawson-VaccarielloValenti SalonMr. and Mrs. Steven J. ValeriusMr. Robert R. VanderheydenMr. and Mrs. David L. VargoMr. and Mrs. Michael VeenemanMr. Timothy J. VeerkampMr. and Mrs. Stephen A. VentreMr. and Mrs. Mark V. VicarioVillage JunctionMr. and Mrs. Joseph S. VillariMr. and Mrs. Gerry A. VoellmeckeMrs. Mary Ann VogtMr. and Mrs. Charles Volle, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Allen G. VonderhaarMr. and Mrs. Daniel J. VonderhaarMr. and Mrs. David C. VossMr. and Mrs. Tom VranesicMr. John D. WackerMr. Logan J. WackerMrs. Ruth WackerMr. Gary A. Hunt and

Ms. Tracy A. WaechterMr. and Mrs. Mark A. WagnerMr. and Mrs. James J. WahlMr. Harry R. WahlMr. and Mrs. Richard WallaceMs. Janet L. WallaceMr. and Mrs. Patrick G. WalshMr. Justin M. WamplerMs. Beverly A. WangerMr. Michael G. WardMr. and Mrs. Robert A. WarneckeMr. Keith A. Watkins IIMr. and Mrs. George F. WatsonMrs. Susan A. Watt

Mr. Thomas W. Weable, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James P. WeaverMr. Joseph P. WeaverMr. Charles J. WeberMr. Kurt M. WeberMr. and Mrs. Steven P. WeddingMr. Nicholas R. WedzikowskiMr. and Mrs. Paul L. WeibelCaptain and Captain

Stephen W. WeisbrodMr. and Mrs. Jerome W. WeisbrodMr. and Mrs. Norbert WeisbrodMr. and Mrs. Ronald J. WeisbrodMr. and Mrs. John E. WelageMr. Thomas E. WelchMr. Michael J. WelkerMr. Ryan C. WellbrockMr. Daniel J. WellingMr. and Mrs. Mark A. WellinghoffMr. Joseph K. WellsMr. Eric W. WendtMs. Jane A. WendtMr. and Mrs. James P. Wermes, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth WernerMr. and Mrs. Mark WerneryMr. and Mrs. Andrew P. WerselMr. and Mrs. David A. WessMr. and Mrs. Rex WetherillMr. Matthew D. WetherillMr. and Mrs. Oliver R. Wever, Jr.Mr. Aaron C. WheelerMr. and Mrs. Robert K. WheelerMr. and Mrs. John WhitakerMr. and Mrs. Anthony J. WhiteMr. and Mrs. David E. WhiteheadMs. Laura WickettWidmer’s CleanersMr. and Mrs. Mark L. WieheMr. and Mrs. Christopher B. WilkeMr. Christopher B. WilkingMr. and Mrs. Kennard T. WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Robert T. Williams, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Scott WilliamsMr. Mark J. WilliamsMr. Loyal W. WilsonMr. and Mrs. Robert G. WintermanMr. Richard J. Winterman and

Dr. Kathleen G. WintermanMr. and Mrs. Douglas E. WismanMr. JONATHAN E. WITTEWm. Kramer & Son, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Greg A. WnekMr. and Mrs. Gary E. WoesteMr. and Mrs. John J. WoesteMr. and Mrs. G. Thomas WolfMr. and Mrs. Brady M. WolferMr. and Mrs. Timothy J. WollMr. and Mrs. Karl G. WoodsMr. and Mrs. Jeff WoodwardMr. and Mrs. Robert M. WoolfMr. and Mrs. Henry B. WordemanMr. and Mrs. Paul J. WordemanMr. Justin E. WorlandMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. WorrallMr. Alex T. WrightMr. Christopher E. WrightDr. and Mrs. Steven S. WunderMr. Neil C. WunderXavier UniversityMr. and Mrs. Jack YeazelMr. and Mrs. David W. YeltonYoga AliveMr. and Mrs. John A. YostMr. and Mrs. Ronald V. YoungMr. and Mrs. James L. YounghansMrs. Patricia J. ZaferesMr. and Mrs. Tariq ZamanDr. Christine ZampeseMs. Therese ZaniniMr. and Mrs. Martin C. ZieglerMr. and Mrs.

Anthony G. ZimmermannMr. and Mrs. Geoffrey G. Zoeckler

I had four of the bestyears of my life walk-ing the hallways ofMoeller High School.Since then, I haveseen so many positivechanges at Moeller– aschool committed toexcellence and con-

stant improvement in all aspects of education: academics, athletics, facilities, technology, faith, and community. I want toplay a small part and ensure that other youngmen will have an even better experience than I did. —Joseph M. Schimpf ’93, Law Partner,Schimpf, Ginocchio, & Kehres Co.,

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Learning in the 21st-Century: Rigor, Relevance & Relationships

New Guidance Department ModelComplements Moeller’s Educational Vision

What will our young men need to succeed in the 21st-Century as college students, citizens, leaders, andworkers? According to Harvard education leader TonyWagner, it comes down to seven core competencies:*

1. Critical thinking and problem solving;

2. Collaboration across networks and leading by influence;

3. Agility and adaptability;

4. Initiative and entrepreneurialism;

5. Effective oral and written communication;

6. Assessing and analyzing information; and

7. Curiosity and imagination.

Another national leading resource, the Partnership for21st-Century Skills,** has identified similar competencies:

1. Mastery of core subjects and 21st-Century themes(including global awareness and financial, civic, health,and environmental literacies);

2. Learning & innovation skills (the 4Cs: creativity & innovation, critical thinking & problem solving, communication, and collaboration);

3. Information, media, and technology skills; and

4. Life & career skills.

With these core elements touted by experts at the forefront of 21st-Century learning, how will Moeller’sleaders ensure that the school’s curriculum, teacher pedagogy, and assessment systems measure up and foster 21st-Century student achievement?

Moeller High School Principal Blane Collison has theanswer. It’s the Daggett System for Effective Instructionthat focuses on the new 3Rs of education: Rigor,Relevance, and Relationships. And he’s been reinforcingthis system since 2006.

* Dr. Tony Wagner is the first Innovation Education Fellow at the Technology &Entrepreneurship Center at Harvard. Prior to that, he was founder and co-director of theChange Leadership Group at the Harvard Graduate School of Education for more than adecade (www.tonywagner.com<http://www.tonywagner.com>).

**The Partnership for 21st-Century Skills is supported by the National EducationAssociation (NEA), the College Board’s Advanced Placement (AP) Program, and numerousbusiness partners, such as Apple, Ford, and Disney (www.p21.org<http://www.p21.org>).

RELATIONSHIPS: Moeller uses the House System student governance, which provides expanded leadership development, pastoralcare and community building. Pictured above are the senior SchoolCaptains (standing, from left: Vice Captain Gus Ragland, ViceCaptain Sam Hubbard, and Captain Kyle Zimmerman), PrincipalBlane Collison, and House System Director Karen Matuszek.

The New 3Rs of Education: Rigor, Relevance, and Relationships

This Rigor/Relevance Framework™ (RRF) system was developed byrenowned education leader Dr. Bill Daggett, founder and CEO of theInternational Center for Leadership in Education. It is a research-and best- practices based tool that examines curriculum, instruction, and assessment.At a basic level, the framework defines rigor as “learning in which studentsdemonstrate a thorough, in-depth mastery of challenging tasks to developcognitive skills through reflective thought, analysis, problem-solving, evaluation, and creativity.” (RRF, p.4)

The RRF defines relevance as “learning in which students apply coreknowledge, concepts, or skills to solve real-world problems.” (RRF, p. 5)

As for defining relationships, Daggett says, “One of the findings of theInternational Center/CCSSO research on characteristics of successful schoolsfunded by the Gates Foundation was that teacher-to-student relationshipshave a major impact on student achievement. The presence of strong, positive,trusting relationships impacts student engagement and therefore fuels students’sense of belonging and commitment to their own learning.” (The DaggettSystem for Effective Instruction: Where Research and Best Practices Meet, p.8)

“The world in general – and America in particular – is being pushed byfundamental changes caused by both globalization and technology,” saysPrincipal Collison. “The implication for what students need to know and beable to perform is increasingly dramatic. Therefore the 3Rs of education –rigor, relevance, and relationship – are even more critical in preparing ourstudents for success… It is imperative that we provide them with a world-class education that prepares them for the issues of today – and the ability to

adapt to the changes of tomorrow. Dr. Daggett’s Rigor/RelevanceFramework is a key tool that will assist us in these efforts.”

Rigor

RIGOR: Business Teacher Jim Bauer invitesparents to learn about the college dualenrollment opportunity for students in hisbusiness accounting class where they canearn three free, transferable college credits.

RELEVANCE: Moeller was one of the first schools in the country to implement aone-to-one laptop program.

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Moeller’s New Guidance Department ModelFostering Rigor, Relevance, and Relationships

As part of Principal Blane Collison’s educational vision to further enhancethe goals of rigor, relevance, and relationships, he has expanded school’sGuidance Department staff this year and charged them with creating a new program for Moeller based on the American School CounselorAssocation’s national model.

“Today’s high school students are faced with a plethora of decisions relatedto their well-being,” he explains. “Guidance programs now more than ever arean essential component to ensuring students are making well-informed decisionsand shaping the future they desire to achieve. So this year Moeller added twoadditional counselors to its Guidance Department to bring the total to six, onefor each House represented within the school’s House System. The goal of thenew counseling model is to improve the pastoral care provided each studentduring his four-year high school journey.”

The department is currently collaborating to develop and implement a newguidance model based on the national framework recently developed by theAmerican School Counselor Assocation (ASCA). The ASCA model aligns withCollison’s educational vision of rigor, relevance, and relationships, and offersthe following benefits:

• Ensures equitable access to a rigorous education for all students;

• Identifies the knowledge and skills all students will acquire as a result of the K-12 comprehensive school counseling program;

• Is delivered to all students in a systematic fashion;

• Is based on data-driven decision making; and

• Is provided by a state-credentialed school counselor.

“The vision for implementing the new program with specific goals to be achieved centers on proven research,” says Collison. “An effective school counseling

model is comprehensive in scope, preventative in design, anddevelopmental in nature. This new model has been created to

ensure that every student receivesRelevance

Moeller NECC Leader: Jake Wermes ’15Speaker on Stress Management

Moeller’s 2013-14 Guidance Department

Pictured, from left:

Front Row: John Ward, Kristen Merica,Gail Ann Dorsey, and Brian Gilronan

Back Row: Greg Derus and PaulRamstetter

what he needs for personal growth, academic achievement,and college/career readiness.”

In addition, the new model connects the counselorsdirectly with Moeller’s House System. Each counselornow collaborates with a designated House Dean andworks with the students of that House, which will enable a form of “looping” to occur: Like the Deans, thecounselors will remain with the same group of studentsthroughout their education at at Moeller, enabling themto get to know the students well during the course oftheir four years together.

“Assigning each counselor to a specific House allowsan increased understanding as it relates to all aspects of a student’s life,” says Collison. “Counselors will becomeincreasingly familiar with each student’s interests in theclassroom, along with his outside activities and familydynamics. Understanding these important aspects of a student’s life will assist the counselor in helping to lead the student to make positive, proactive, and healthy decisions. Along with teacher and House Deancollaboration, the new model also allows each counselorto actively engage students by using the House Systemactivities, M-Blocks, Mentor Groups, assemblies, andclass visits. Ultimately, this model actively promotes better communication with parents, teachers, HouseDeans, and the administration, so that more of our counselors’ time is spent in direct service to all studentshelping to ensure that every student receives maximumbenefits from guidance and counseling program.”

DAGGETT AND ASCA RESOURCES: All resources used below are available onMoeller's website: www.Moeller.org/News & Media/Moeller Magazine/Fall &Winter 2013-14.

1. “Rigor/Relevance Framework™,” International Center for Leadership in Education

2. The Daggett System for Effective Instruction: Where Research and Best Practices Meet, Willard R. Daggett, CEO, June 2011

3. “ASCA National Model: A Framework for School Counseling Programs”

The New Counselors Share Their PerspectivesCounselor Paul Ramstetter, a long-time educator with a background as an

administrator and college teacher, sees the House System connection as being keyto the department’s success. “It takes our work to a whole other level,” he said.

Counselor Brian Gilronan (Moeller’s former pastoral ministry service director)believes the House System connection is already working out well with intervention efforts. “I like collaborating with the House Deans,” he says. “They’veprovided helpful insights so that we can more easily identify students who maybe experiencing challenges or getting in trouble ahead of time. We can then callthem down to our office to work to alleviate issues before they escalate.”

Counselor John Ward agrees, “I find the individual and weekly meetingswith the Deans helpful,” he says. “Alex (Thompson) brought me into his small-group talks, and we addressed important topics, like anti-bullying. TheFreshman Retreat really helped me connect with our students.”

The counselors are also working with the Deans to further develop the House System’s Man of Moeller course. “With freshmen we are working on their transition to high school, time-management skills, and goal setting,” saysGilronan. “With the sophomores we are focusing on identifying their learningstyles and helping them be effective self-advocates.”

One of the first goals of the counselors was to meet with all their seniors toassess how far along they were with the college application process and determinetheir college readiness. Counselor Kristen Merica said, “I asked (my seniors)what they had done so far to prepare, and I spent some time getting to knowthem and their goals.”

One area that will be a strong focus this year is collecting data. The counselorswill be using the National Student Clearinghouse, a resource for high schoolsthat matches alumni records against college enrollment and degree data. Usingthis database, Moeller will be able to gather important information regardingcollege attendance, persistence, and achievement of its graduates.

The counselors will be working together throughout the year to tailor thenational guidance model to fit Moeller’s specific needs and culture. “The modelwe develop must align with the school mission,” says Counselor Greg Derus.“We want to develop a program that incorporates our House model and ourfaith. Being a Catholic school, we are different – we want to address that andwork hand-in-hand with our teachers and Mentors.”

“The national ASCA model is not a canned program,” explains CounselorGail Ann Dorsey. “We can implement it how it best fits our school. We canchoose to be more proactive in developing college readiness and career planning.We are looking at different service providers to assist us in these areas. And wewill evolve all this over time.”

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Relationships

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Providing Moeller Students with a 21st-Century Education

German Teacher Honored with NationalAward for Technology Integration

Moeller German Teacher Linda Zins-Adams recentlyreceived a national award for her innovative and effective waysof integrating technology in her German language courses.

The American Council on the Teaching of ForeignLanguages presented Zins-Adams with the award onNovember 22 at their convention in Orlando, FL.This national organization involves more than12,000 language educators and administratorsat every level, including government andindustry, and is dedicated to improving language instruction and meeting the changing needs of educators and their students.The former president of the AmericanAssociation of Teachers of German, AnneCostabile-Heming, nominated Zins-Adamsfor the award saying, “Linda connects herstudents to the real world, to authenticsources, to communicative language production in authentic situations… Her students leave high school with

Linda Zins-Adams: ‘Teacher of the Year’Zins-Adams currently teaches all levels of Moeller’s Germanclasses. She has been teaching since 1991 and has earnednumerous honors and awards during her career, includingbeing named “Teacher of the Year” by both the SouthernConference of Language Teaching and the Kentucky World

Language Association. In addition, she received Kentucky’s Duden Award twice, which is the state’s recognition of the German Teacher of the Year.

Zins-Adams is a cum laude graduate from the University of Cincinnati and earned a bachelor’s degree in German studies. Her alma mater has honored her with theOutstanding High German Teacher award twice, and she was the recipient of the university’s Distinguished Alumna Award in 2009. She also has a master’s degree in special education from Xavier University.

Zins-Adams has been featured in numerous publications and is the author of severalarticles on a variety of topics. She is also an accomplished speaker. At the Kentucky World Language Conference she was awarded Best Presentation, and she now presentspart time, traveling around the country to address world language professionals.

Currently, Zins-Adams also serves as Moeller’s AP coordinator due to her long-standingconnection with the College Board as a consultant, table leader, and reviewer. For the past several years, her students have had a 100% AP exam pass rate. She hopes to growMoeller’s German program in the same way and eventually resume her role as an AP teacher. Meanwhile, students in her German classes have an added benefit of beingable to earn up to 10 college credits through the University of Cincinnati’s Dual CreditProgram, much like students in Moeller’s new pre-engineering program and businessaccounting course.

21st-Century skills, competent in their ability to use the language, but, most of all, well-versed in technology, andopen to what the future holds.”

Zins-Adams was hired this fall to teach all levels ofMoeller’s German classes. “We are very proud of Linda’srecent accomplishment,” said Principal Blane Collison,“and we feel honored to welcome her to our community.Linda’s expertise in effectively integrating technology intothe curriculum made her a natural fit for Moeller.”

And Zins-Adams enthusiastically agrees. Shortly afterjoining the Moeller faculty, she began sharing her new professional experience online with the personal learningnetwork (PLN) that she created and now includes 205 otherworld language professionals who share tech ideas toimprove their teaching. Embracing Moeller’s technology-friendly environment and taking advantage of opportunitiesthat would have been considered taboo only a few yearsago, she said, “I have begun a new chapter in my twenty-first year of teaching at a school that is 1:1. Gone are the days when we have to actively prohibit student use of cell phones. Because of various platformsand sites, such as Google Voice (www.google.com/voice),Celly (cel.ly), Socrative (www.socrative.com), PollEverywhere (www.polleverywhere.com), and apps for onlinedictionaries that are readily available, my classroom hasbecome in the last five years more welcoming to cell phoneuse. I am excited about combining BYOD initiatives withan environment where every student has his own laptop from freshman through senior year.”

Comparing her current Moeller experience with technologyto her past 20 years, she said, “Many books are now

Creating 21st-Century Workers“In classrooms across the nation, students shouldbe learning how to use technology as a tool to collaborate, create, innovate, and problem-solve.This new kind of literacy equips them with 21st-Century skills they need to be global citizens.Now, that I am teaching in a One-to-One environment,I see that my students are more engaged and are learning new responsibilities in order to beequipped to complete a wider variety of tasks.Technology enables my students and me to easilyincorporate authentic content and allows me tohave an ’in-it-together’ feel in my classroom.”

Linda Zins-Adams

Introducing BYOD: Bring Your Own Mobile Device…

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accessible online, and I am being allowed topurchase a new series that will eliminate the

burden of carrying a book to and from school!And I will no longer have to reserve time to go to

the lab to have my students update their digitalportfolios on Wikispaces (www.wikispaces.com)

or record their interpersonal and presentationalspoken tasks with Audacity (audacity.sourceforget.net). I can now have them update their wikis and record spoken tasks right in the classroom. It is this teacher’sdream finally realized!”

Zins-Adams also uses technology to provide authen-tic, real-world experiences that develop students’ criticalthinking and creativity. “Technology can be used to facili-tate learning in a way that allows students to self-explore,self-assess, and present material in a more professional-looking and interactive way,” she explains. “Giving stu-dents the opportunity to become producers of the con-tent is essential in today’s world.”

For example, she uses Bookemom.com, a website that enables her students to create their own bookstore-quality publications.

She also incorporates timely topics and props thatengage students while encouraging them to reflect ontheir use of technology. “We did a unit on cyber bullying,

Using State-of-the-ArtTablets ComputersWhen students first arrive at Moeller, they receive a state-of-the-art tablet PC. This year’s freshmen areusing a Fujitsu hybrid tablet PC that offers them theflexibility and durability of an iPad but also includes abuilt-in keyboard and a large touch screen for digitalpen use. The tablet features built-in handwriting recognition software that converts input into text, andwhen the pen is not in use, the tablet automatically re-adjusts to a touch interface. “Our PCs foster learning and encourage creativity, problem solving,and collaboration among our students and teachers,while giving them a tool that accommodates alllearning styles,” says Technology Director Jeff Gaier.“Our goal has always been to provide our studentswith the technology skills they would need in collegeand beyond. Since initiating our one-to-one LaptopProgram nearly two decades ago, we know our studentsgraduate technologically savvy, which helps them bebetter prepared, more organized, and fully engagedin the learning process once they get to college.”

Moeller’s Technology EvolutionMoeller’s commitment to technology can be traced toits Marianist mission to “educate for adaptation andchange.” Since opening in 1960, Moeller has used leading-edge technology tools to enhance student learning. The school began its commitment to integratingcomputer technology in the 1980s, purchasing its firstcomputers in 1984 and pioneering its One-to-OneLaptop Program in 1995. Shortly afterward, IBM honored Moeller as a model in technology education.This fall the Moeller freshmen received Fujitsu “hybrid”tablets that are more portable and user friendly.

A complete timeline of Moeller’s technology evolution is available on the school’s website,www.Moeller.org (see Academics/Laptop Program).

Pictured above: German student Alex Bailey uses hula hoops to create a Venn diagram to do a comparison in the German

language. A Venn diagram or set diagram is a diagramthat shows all possible logical relations betweena finite collection of sets.

and the students had to compare the victim to theoffender,” said Zins-Adams. To prepare for this activity,students watched a video and read brochures. Afterward,they used hula hoops to create a Venn diagram.

Before she came to Moeller, Zins-Adams had a partnership with a school in Germany and used thisopportunity to provide authentic learning experiences byconnecting her lessons to the world beyond her classroom.“Students could blog, Skype, text, email, and send snapshotsfrom their world on a daily basis,” she explained whenshe became a Teacher of the Year finalist for the SouthernConference on Language Teaching. “My goal as a worldlanguage teacher is to empower students with the abilityto connect with people from other cultures."

At Moeller, Zins-Adams continued her German cultureconnection by collaborating with language educators atSycamore High School and Ursuline Academy. Theyarranged for a group of students visiting from Ilmenau,Germany, the sister city for Blue Ash, to shadow for aday at the three schools with a few students takingGerman I who served as ambassadors. “I want allstudents to be globally attuned and see how theseconnections can positively shape their perspectiveof the world,” she said.

With all the advantages of today’s technology,Zins-Adams is quick to emphasize that thisresource should be closely monitored toensure it is an effective learning tool and nota distraction in the classroom. “Technologysurrounds us, and we can’t incorporateeverything,” says Zins-Adams. “Everyone

has a different situation at their school and in their area.”So she counsels her colleagues in her PLN to be selectiveand choose what resources work best for them.

And she advises them to allow their students to bepart of their learning process. “Don’t be afraid to ask orhave your students guide you,” she says. “Just becauseyou are the teacher doesn’t mean you can’t learn fromyour students. A true 21st-Century teacher facilitateslearning - and learning should be an exchange, not a dictation.” M

Educating in the Family SpiritCrusader Connections

Dear Alumni & Friends,The word “engagement” is a commonly used termtoday in our business and personal lives. Projects succeedor fail based upon whether the leader is fully “dialed-in”and determined to drive a successful outcome. Ourpersonal relationships blossom or falter based on ourlevel of engagement in others’ interests, aspirations, andwelfare. At a more intimate level, our engagement to ourfuture spouse is a promise to love, honor, and respect thatperson throughout our lives. Engagement and personalconnection is fundamentally critical to the success ofany relationship, project, or organization. The MoellerAlumni Association is fully committed to fostering theengagement, the strong connection and bond, amongour 11,000-plus alumni base and our alma mater.

This fall, the strong engagement of our alumni hasbeen evident in numerous ways. Our Reunion Weekend (Classes ending in’3 and ’8) was a huge success, with hundreds of alumni participating in ourCrusader Classic Golf Outing, the Moeller football game and tailgate atLockland Stadium, and the class-specific gatherings in the evenings at localrestaurants. Our Alumni Association’s kick-off meeting at the Green DiamondGallery was very well attended. And every weekend before home and away football games, M-FAN brings out the Moeller fire truckand grill and hosts a tailgate for the entire Moeller Family - it is the best high school football atmosphere in thecountry, bar none!

Our alumni’s sense of pride in the success of our past and engagement in the direction Moeller is headingfor the future is evident every time we gather together at any event. I hopethat as we continue to grow, more and more of our classmates join us atthese events, re-engage with friends from all eras at Moeller, and re-connectwith that unique feeling of being a member of the Moeller Family.

So please help us get the word out about our activities - and invite your friendsto participate as well in any of our upcoming events this year. We have somegreat events planned for the remainder of the year, and I hope to see you there.

In an effort to further connect and engage our alumni base on numerouslevels, we are rolling out a new initiative this year: A “Year of Service” forthe Alumni Association. We are teaming up with John Hough (PastoralMinistry’s new service director) and the students at Moeller for one communityservice outing each month, including MACH 1, Matthew 25 Ministries,Christmas on Campus, Ronald McDonald House, and Relay for Life. Servicehas always been a defining trait of a Man of Moeller, and the AlumniAssociation is very proud and excited to give back to our community andengage with existing students in such a powerful setting. We hope this is adifferent avenue for more alumni to re-connect with Moeller and know thatwe all will be very proud of the results. If you’re interested in joining us atany of these events, just email me at nicholas.g.hodge@gmail.com or MaryFischer at MFischer@Moeller.org to let us know.

Thank you for all you do to make Moeller the best high school in thecountry and for making our Alumni Association the proud organization it istoday. Mary and I and our Alumni Board are as engaged as ever in makingthe Alumni Association a meaningful and special place for you to re-connectwith the Moeller Family, and we really hope to continue to see new faces as we work to foster that special bond and engagement between our alumni and Moeller High School. God Bless,

Nick Hodge ’94, Moeller Alumni Association President

GET CONNECTED:If you are currently notreceiving monthly updatesor have not heard fromyour Decade or ClassCaptain, please updateyour email with us atMFischer@Moeller.org orlogon to www.Moeller.org/Alumni to update your information online.

Alumni join Moeller Students in Community ServiceMembers of the Moeller AlumniAssociation have teamed up withMoeller’s Pastoral MinistryDepartment, led by Service DirectorJohn Hough, to give back to the community that has given so much!

“Moeller offers a wide variety ofmeaningful opportunities for its students and faculty to give back totheir communities,” said Hough.“This experience builds a specialbond within the Moeller communityand provides our young men with afoundation in philanthropy and servicethat we believe will encourage themto continue to spread goodwill for the rest of their lives.”

The next service opportunity isMoeller’s annual Christmas on Campuson Wednesday, December 11, 2013. If you’re interested in participating in this event or any of the activitiesbelow, please email Nick Hodge atNicholas.g.hodge@gmail.com. Many of these service opportunitiescan be extended to your family members as well.

2014 COMMUNITY SERVICEOPPORTUNITIES Tuesday, January 28Ronald McDonald House Saturday, February 15Matthew 25Tuesday, March 25Ronald McDonald HouseAprilTBDFriday/Saturday, May 9-10Relay for Life

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Paul V. Kollman, M.D.Brother Eveslage AwardPresented to an individual who through years of tireless effort has made significant contributions tothe growth of Moeller.

Moeller’s AlumniAssociation ProudlyAnnounces its 2013 Awardees

“Over the span of several decades, Dr. Paul Kollman has been a constant supporterof Moeller at numerous events throughout theyears, always ready and willing to help theyoung men of Moeller in any way possible,”said Alumni Engagement Director MaryFischer. He began this extended commitmentin 1976 when his oldest son, Paul ’80, beganattending Moeller. He has continued that support with a variety of Moeller activities,from caring for Moeller’s athletes to generouslysupporting Moeller’s Main Event, AnnualFund, and more, even though it has been morethan 25 years since his family “graduated.”Dr. Kollman and his wife, Carita, have adaughter, Anne Marie (who married alumnusRon Kaes ’82), and two sons, Paul ’80 andKen ’84. He specializes in internal medicine in Lebanon, OH, and has been in practice for 48 years.

Alums Gather at the Nation’s Capitol Thanks to the support of Dave Schnittger ’89 and the staff of theSpeaker of the House John Boehner ’68, Moeller alumni were able togather and meet for a Washington, D.C., alumni social in September.More than 50 guests were invited to the Speaker’s porch for an evening of networking, stories, and an update on the advancement of MoellerHigh School. In attendance from Moeller were President Bill Hunt andseveral staff members: Bro. Ron Luksic, S.M., Jeff Gaier, Bill Balbach,Scott Schuster, Kevin Wood, and Mary Fischer. They traveled to D.C. to attend a training conference but were able to take time out to meetwith alumni and friends at the nation’s Capitol building.

Moeller Alumni Win PrestigiousBusiness AwardsMike Munafo ’00, his brother Tony ’97, andDan Neyer ’77 were recently awarded the 2013Goering Center Award at the Tri-State Family& Private Business Award ceremony.

Mike and Tony earned honors in the 0-15years in business category (Family) with theircompany, ProLink Healthcare LLC.Dan received the award for the 16-34 years inbusiness category (Family) for Neyer Properties.

Mark W. Geraci, M.D. ’79 Distinguished Alumni AwardPresented to a graduate who has given outstanding service to his community and who has distinguished himself as a Moeller alumnus.

Alumnus Mark Geraci ’79 was born and raised in Cincinnati. Followinggraduation, he attended the University of Colorado (Boulder campus) andmajored in molecular, cellular, and developmental biology. He thenattended Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and finished histraining in internal medicine by securing a Harvard Medical SchoolInternship and completing his residency at Massachusetts GeneralHospital. In 1993, after training in pulmonary diseases and critical caremedicine at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, he becamea faculty member of the University of Colorado and has remained thereever since. Dr. Geraci is currently professor of medicine and the head ofthe University of Colorado’s Division of Pulmonary Sciences and CriticalCare Medicine, the largest pulmonary division in the country. Currently,he has mentored 35 young individuals in careers of science. Dr. Geraci isalso the recipient of the Department of Medicine Teacher of the Year Awardand the University of Colorado Hospital Physician of the Year Award.

During the past 20 years, Dr. Geraci and his collaborators have garnered$192 million in NIH grant support for their research. His research interestcenters on the role of eicosanoids in the biology of pulmonary vasculardisease and lung cancer. During his investigations, Dr. Geraci’s laboratoryhas produced numerous findings in their cancer prevention efforts, includingbeing able to show for the first time that a six-month use of oral iloprostreverted the lining of the lung to near normal conditions. Plans are underwayto use this medication to reduce the recurrence and spread of lung cancer.

Dr. Geraci lives in Aurora, CO, with his wife of 32 years, Kathy (neeBrown), his high school sweetheart. Together they have four children:Chris, age 27; Nick, age 24; Max; age 22; and Kara, age 20.

Pictured above: Sally and Ray Goins ’81 with Terry Ray ’83 and Larry Ray ’83share a moment at the Capitol.

Pictured left: Tony ’97 and Mike ’00 MunafoPictured right: Dan Neyer ’77

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Brent Brisben’s ’86 Company finds Gold!$350,000 worth of treasure off shore in FloridaWCPO Staff webteam@wcpo.com September 4, 2013

FORT PIERCE, FLA. - A Florida family is reeling in the spotlight afterfinding more than $350,000 worth ofgold off the shore of the Fort Pierce,Fla. over the Labor Day weekend.

The Schmitts, a treasure-huntinghunting family that runs a companycalled “Booty Salvage,” found sevengold chairs, three gold coins and agold ring about 1,000 feet off thecoast, according to an ABC Newsreport ( http://abcn.ws/15W2tiD ).

“It was a lot of emotion. The firstwas excitement followed by a lot ofalmost crying,” said Eric Schmitt,one of the crew members.

ABC News reports it is believed thetreasure stems from a hurricane thatsunk 11 Spanish ships in 17th Century.

“It’s one of the larger finds that’sbeen made on this coast in a verylong time,” said Schmitt.

Brent Brisben, co-founder ofQueen Jewels , the company thatowns the rights to dive in the areawhere the gold was found, told ABCNews statues, coins and other goldartifacts have also been discovered in the same area.

“Almost on a daily basis we findshipwreck artifacts, musket balls,pottery,” said Brisben.

Brisben, a Cincinnati native andClass of 86 Moeller High Schoolgraduate, says approximately$400,000,000 worth of treasureremains on the ocean floor.

The Schmitts will split their findingsamong each other and their contractor,Queen Jewels. They will also donate20 percent to the state of Florida.

For more information on treasuresfound near Fort Pierce, visit theQueen Jewels Facebook page here:www.facebook.com/pages/1715-Fleet-Queens-Jewels-LLC/216051341795177.

Scripps station WPTV contributedto this report. www.wcpo.com/-news/national/florida-family-finds-300000-worth-of-treasure-offshore

Moeller students gathered withtheir scholarship donors at the AnnualScholarship Breakfast on September25. This annual event, which quicklyoutgrew its original library venueand moved to the auditorium, bringstogether students and their NamedScholarship donors for a MoellerFamily event that continues to capturethe hearts of all of those attending.

President Bill Hunt welcomed theattendees, while guest speaker BruceBuckley ’67 gave a donor reflectiondescribing his family’s reason for giving.

Alumnus Brendan Berigan ’03also gave a heartfelt speech aboutthe importance of an anonymousdonor while he attended Moeller andthe impact that it will forever haveon his life. “To those of you whogenerously donate your time andmoney so that young men who otherwise may not be able to attenda school like Moeller, thank you,” hesaid. “I never got the chance to thankthe person who helped my family inour time of need, so I will thank eachand every one of you. “

Andrew Olinger ’15 gave the current student perspective. “I havefound the greatest group of friendsthat I have ever known, and I feellike I go to the greatest school onearth,” he said. “My experience atMoeller has made me into a moreappreciative son, a faithful friend, a loving boyfriend, and an overallbetter person. Moeller has made merealize who I am as a person, andthat as a Man of Moeller, I shouldput God first, others second, and, atbest, me third. I would like to thankall of those who have helped me tohave this life-changing experience by

Education in the Family SpiritCrusader Connections

Students Again ThankScholarship Benefactors,A Program Growing in Numbers and in Need…

generouslydonating money,especially theClass of ’88scholarshipdonors. Onbehalf of all of thestudents here, Iwould like to thank everyone whocontributes to Moeller High School.”

“Andrew touched the entire audience when he talked about hisappreciation of his donor’s generosity,”said Mary Fischer. “At the end of thespeaker presentations, you could feel

the gratitude fill the room. Thanks tothese donors, Moeller was able to award$140,000 last year just for the NamedScholarship Program. Talk to any ofthese young scholarship recipients, andthey will tell you what a differenceMoeller is making in their lives.”

Pictured left: Brendan Berigan ’03 (far leftin blue jacket) and Marshall Hyzdu ’96 (inblue shirt) join current scholarship studentsat the breakfast.

Pictured above: Past parents Curt and Linda Curran support severalstudents through their Curran Family Scholarship.

Pictured above: Nearly 60 students benefit from Moeller’s Named Scholarship Program, whichdirectly impacts their ability to receive a Moeller education.

Like so many before us, our sonsembarked on an experience that waslikely the best four years of their lives.It was also to be the most rewardingfour years of our lives. AttendingMoeller High School is a family experience. For us, all of us, we havemade life-long friends.

As parents, it started by gettinginvolved in whatever activity our sonschose to participate. Volunteers arealways needed and warmly welcomed.We met some of the greatest people on

earth, other Moeller parents. Whetherit was sports, pastoral ministry, theater,or band, the connections are so strong.You become friends for life. Thisunique bond is simply known as…“The Moeller Family.”

At Moeller, there are plenty of waysto contribute your time and talents:Christmas on Campus, volunteeringto work the Main Event, the annualfood drive, MACH 1, mission trips, toname just a few. All these activitieshelp to define the Moeller experienceand will reward you and your sonwith paybacks many times over. Whatis so great at Moeller is that there aremany past and present parents whonever attended Moeller but workclosely with alumni in organizations,like the Moms’ Club, M-FAN, commit-tee work, and service projects. We all

We Love Moeller High School! have one goal: To Do It For The Boys!

The memories and friendshipsforged at Moeller will sustain youlong after your sons graduate. Fromthe moment that the House Systemleaders introduce the freshman classat orientation until the principalannounces at the podium duringgraduation that this is the “last timethey stand together as a Moellerclass,” the time flies by in the blinkof an eye. Enjoyevery minute. Jointhe Family!

GO BIG MOE !

Mike and Marty Lopinto

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Educating in the Family SpiritCrusader Connections

REUNION WEEKEND 2013By Mary Fischer, Alumni Engagement Director

A great slate of events filled the weekend of October 4and 5 as once again Moeller welcomed alumni celebratingspecial reunions. This year the annual Crusader GolfOuting kicked off the weekend with nearly 120 golfersparticipating in a fun and competitive scramble. The outing was held at the Blue Ash Golf Course with dinnerand happy hour following a round of golf at the CooperCreek facility. After the golf outing, alumni joined with classmates remaining at the course, while otherstraveled to local establishments. More than 200 alumniparticipated in at least one event offered that weekend,which included the Moe Town Tailgate before the Moeller-La Salle game, an alumni bike ride at the Loveland Trail,and class socials on Friday and Saturday night.

Thank you to everyone for your participation in thisgreat weekend and for all the hard work by our ReunionClass Chairs for putting together such a special weekendfor their classmates.

REUNIONS 2014: We will begin planning nextyear’s Reunion Weekend (for Classes ending in ’4 and ’9)in January 2014. We are looking for individuals fromeach respective year to help lead their Class’s reunionactivities in 2014, so please contact Mary Fischer atMFischer@Moeller.org if you would like to be involved.Moeller’s Class of 1964 will be celebrating their “GoldenAnniversary,” another special 50-year milestone. TheMoeller Alumni Association is proud to begin planningthis momentous occasion.

Will Blount ’12 Wins 1st Place, $1,000 at DJ CompetitionBy Shaughn Phillips - Staff Writer University of Dayton Flyer News October 23, 2013

Alums In The News

DJs from around the region came together Thursday, Oct. 17, for Red Bull’s Thre3styleUniversity competition to show their skills and captivate the crowd. The DJs from theUniversity of Cincinnati, The Ohio State University, Northern Kentucky University,Miami University, and the University of Dayton made the ”YouTube” DJs at Timothy’sBar and Grill look silly. DJ Web, also known as sophomore industrial engineering major,Will Blount, represented UD.

Blount said he has been DJing for about five years and is a resident DJ at The St. Clairin Cincinnati.

He said he spent roughly a month and a half working on his set for the competition,where he had 15 minutes to “wow” the crowd and judges. Based on skill, originality,creativity, track selection and stage presence, DJ Web blew the first two DJs out of thewater with his set. The last two DJs were good as well, but at the end of the night, theywere coming up to Blount and congratulating him before the judges had even madetheir decision.

When DJ Web was announced the winner of Red Bull’s Thre3style competition, thecrowd went crazy again. Besides the title of the “best-rocking DJ on campus in the area,”Blount won $1,000.

Blount said he sees himself working with music on the production side on the westcoast, but in the meantime, he will continue to DJ primarily in the Cincinnati area.

Andrew Olinger ’15 meets Rob Hornback ’88 and Joe Hodge ’88at the reunion tailgate.

Members of the Class of ’73 gather for a Happy Hour after theCrusader Golf Outing.

A beautiful day for golf as reunion classes and Moeller alumni jointogether for a day of fun.

Will Blount’12, a sophomore at theUniversity of Dayton, spins a 15-minutemix at Red Bull’s Thre3style Universitycompetition on Thursday, Oct. 17.Courtesy of Rebecca Blumer

Bob Crable 1976 and 1977 State Teamsand Matt Crable 2012 State Team;Doug Bates 1985 State Team andDoug Bates 2012 State Team;Andy Wersel 1982 State Team andChristian Wersel 2012 State Team. Not Pictured:Jerry Barone 1985 State Team andBrendon Barone 2012 State Team; Joe Foley 1982 State Team andMax Foley 2012 State Team.

ALUMNI CALENDARFebruary 2014Annual Alumni Association Sports StagThursday, February 20Featuring Clark Kellogg

February 2014Hall of Fame Induction LuncheonFriday, February 21Cooper Creek at the Blue AshGolf Course

March 2014Sunday, March 16Father/Son Mass & Breakfast

April 2014 Saturday, April 5Main Event Charity Auction

Proceeds from the Main EventAuction Gala benefit Moeller’sTuition Assistance Program. See the Moeller website,www.Moeller.org under SupportMoeller, for online registration. For more information, contactSpecial Events Director LouiseHoelker at (513) 791-1680, ext.1304, or email her atLHoelker@Moeller.org.

May 2014 Moeller Family Reds NightTBA

May 2014

Thursday, May 1Alumni-Senior Luncheon (Class of 1965 & Class of 2014)

JOIN OUR CLASS CAPTAIN TEAM!If you are interested in joining ourClass Captain Team, please contactyour Decade Captain (names areavailable on the Moeller website,www.Moeller.org, under SupportMoeller/Alumni) or call the AlumniOffice at (513) 791-1680, ext. 1310.We welcome your support and reallyneed your help with the AlumniAssociation’s initiatives and events.

GET CONNECTED: If you arecurrently not receiving monthlyupdates or have not heard from yourDecade or Class Captain, pleaseupdate your email with us atMFischer@Moeller.org or logonto www.Moeller.org/Alumni toupdate your information online.

Sons of Alums Continue Moeller State Championship TraditionWhen the 2012 Moeller Football Team won the school’s 8th StateChampionship last year, it also marked a new milestone in its storiedTradition of Excellence. The team included 11 sons of Moeller alums whohad also earned a State Championship while playing football for Moeller.

Mark your calendars! The annualArchbishop Moeller High School Sports Stagwill be held on Thursday, February 20, 2014,featuring guest speaker, Clark Kellogg,Analyst NCAA Tournament.

Clark Kellogg was named the lead collegebasketball analyst for CBS Sports’ coverageof college basketball, including the NCAADivision I Men’s Basketball Championshipin July 2008. Kellogg has been a CBS Sportscollege basketball game and studio analyst forthe past 18 years. This year marks his secondas lead analyst, partnering with Jim Nantz.

Kellogg is only the second CBS Sportslead college game analyst since Billy Packerjoined the Network in 1982. Kellogg calledhis first Final Four and NCAA Division IMen’s Basketball Championship in April2009. He joined CBS full-time in 1997 as astudio/game analyst for college basketballcoverage. Kellogg served as a game analystfor the CBS Television Network’s NCAATournament coverage in 1993 and 1994 andas studio co-host for first- and second-roundcoverage from 1994 to 1997. He has co-hostedTHE ROAD TO THE FINAL FOUR since 1997.

From 1990-97, he served as an analyst forESPN’s regular-season basketball coverage.He has worked for the Big East Networkand Prime Sports. Kellogg has also served as television analyst for the NBA’s IndianaPacers broadcasts since 1990. He played forOhio State (1979-82) and earned All-Big Tenand Most Valuable Player honors (1982).Kellogg was the No. 1 draft pick of theIndiana Pacers in 1982 and played five seasonsbefore retiring with chronic knee problems.He received a marketing degree from OhioState University in December 1996. Born July2, 1961, Kellogg lives in Westerville, OH,with his wife, Rosy, and three children.

“Moeller is excited to host Clark for thisgreat annual event!” says Mary Fischer,Moeller’s alumni engagement director. “We willmail invitations in December, and our onlineregistration will begin in January, so spread theword and get your group together today!”

2014 Stag Announced Pictured above displaying theirstate rings: Frank Asbrock 1985 State Team andConnor Asbrock 2012 State Team;Mike Pohlman 1978 State Team andRobbie Pohlman 2012 State Team;Tom Ringel 1985 State Team andAustin Ringel 2012 State Team;Keith McCluskey 1977 State Teamand Jake McCluskey 2012 State Team;

outing was initiated to ensurethat these three members ofthe Class of 1968 - linemanMark Andrews, quarterbackBob Harris, and wide receiverJack Repas - continue toremain in the hearts of theMoeller Community.

The Class of ’86 choseSpencer Iacovone ’13 as thisyear’s Marshall Scholarshiprecipient. As a senior, Spencerled two Moeller teams to aState Championship. The 2012Crusader Football Team earnedtheir 8th State Title, and the 2013Crusader Baseball Team earnedtheir 7th. Spencer is attendingMarshall University.

“Special thanks goes to JohnWidmeyer ’68 and all themembers of the Class of 1968whose passion and commitmentto remembering their fellowclassmates has made thisscholarship possible,” saidAlumni Engagement DirectorMary Fischer. “You all are truly Men of Moeller.”

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Robert Clifford ’99 married Jennifer Appelbaumon November 11, 2012, at The Riverhouse atGoodspeed Station in Haddam, CT. Both willpractice corporate law in Boston, MA. Two of the groomsmen were Moeller grads Ryan Patterson ’99 and Joe Burgdorf ’99.

Evan Herdeman ’02 married Amanda Rom(Ursuline ’08) on September 7, 2013, at PaulBrown Stadium. His wedding party includedMoeller grads Mitch Bailey ’02 (Best Man),Rob Magnus ’03, and Mike Herdeman ’03.Evan and Amanda honeymooned in Germany(pictured left at Oktoberfest).

Chris Seifert ’03married Sarah Holthuson September 14, 2013.

Weddings

Sean Finnerty ’00 marriedMary Ellis Kahlstorf inOxford, MS, on July 27,2013. Sean’s brother,Casey ’01, served as thebest man. The groomsmenwere all Moeller gradsfrom the Class of 2000:Kelly Cronin, JacksonGarn, Mike Jackson,Bobby Lyons, GregMacksood, Mike Munafo,Pat Murphy, Mike Oakley,and Mike Senich.

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

Barkley III, Ardell ’68 and his hardball team recently wontheir championship, and he claims he can still play ANDrun! Ardell is Number 10 in the first row, the 5th playerfrom the left.

The Class of ’68 heldtheir annual MarshallGolf Outing, and thisyear they also

celebrated their 45th Reunionduring the weekend of June 15,with a social at the SandtrapGrill at the Blue Ash GolfCourse and an outing the nextday at Sharon Woods.

Proceeds from this outing help support the MarshallScholarship that continues tomemorialize the three Moelleralumni and Marshall FootballTeam members who lost theirlives in the tragic plane accidentin November 1970. The annual

Class of ’68 Continues to Honor the Memory ofthe 1970 Marshall Team Alums Award MarshallScholarship to Spencer Iacovone ’13

Pictured above, from left: Class of ’68 alumni Mike Wathen, John Huening, Jim Heimert, Tom Donnellon, and Dennis Stallo.

Menke, Greg ’70recently was appointedto the Navigation SafetyAdvisory Council(NAVSAC) as the council’s professional mariner. Greg is currentlythe director of the Seamen’s Church InstituteCenter for Maritime Education in Paducah, KY(www.seamenschurch.org). KET TV featuredhis institute on a show entitled “Kentucky Life.”

Joe Buckley ’96and his wife, Tricia, welcomed son SeanPatrick Buckley onMarch 22, 2013.

Nick Wunder ’01 andhis wife, MoellerIntervention SpecialistHeather Wunder, welcomed daughterSloane Helena Wunder on September14, 2013.

FACULTY/STAFF BIRTHSMoeller ReligionTeacher and PillarHouse Dean ClaytonGraham, and his wife, Jen, welcomeddaughter Asa KathleenGraham on August 3,2012. Clayton is also atrack and field coach.

Births

Sam Sharp ’04 marriedLauren Clark on August 24,2013, at the Taft Museum of Art.The couple live in Washington,D.C., where Sam is a litigationassociate with the law firmWhite & Case. Lauren is a literary agent for New YorkCity-based Kuhn Projects.

Powers, Mike ’69completed the IRONMAN WisconsinSept. 8, 2013. His timewas 14:25.

Grau, James ’69 (Jim) and his brothers, Michael ’67and Tom ’71, shared a “piece of Moeller” with theirmom, Mary, in the celebration of her 91st birthday.Jim is pictured left at the annual Named ScholarshipBreakfast with Tyler Himes ’14, a recent recipient of his Named Scholarship.

Congratulations to the following couples:

Eric Scherzinger ’03married Rachel Dickinsonon September 7, 2013, inSpringfield, OH, at GraceLutheran Church, and thereception was at the StateTheater. Eric is the son ofalumnus Steven Scherzinger’73. Eric’s brother, Kurt

Scherzinger ’00, and his uncle, Pat Shea ’86,were both in the wedding party. The couple livein Liberty Township, OH, with their three dogs.Eric is the commercial sales and marketingmanager for Scherzinger Pest Control, hisfamily’s business.

#1 Moeller High School Cincinnati, Ohio (24)

#2 Long Beach PolytechnicLong Beach, CA (12)

#3 Carter High SchoolDallas, TX. (9)

#4 McKinley High SchoolCanton, Ohio (9)

#5 Cretin-Derham High SchoolSt. Paul, Minn. (8)

#6 Mater Dei High SchoolSanta Ana, CA. (8)

#7 Massillon Washington Massillon, Ohio (7)

#8 Ely Branche High SchoolPompano Beach, FLA (7)

#9 Servite High SchoolAnaheim, CA (7)

#10 Lincoln High SchoolTallahassee, FLA (7)

PARADEHacker, Mike ’70 reports that he and John Mann ’70 launched aClass of 1970 Facebook page, and it has been a great success inreconnecting many of their classmates, both locally and around thecountry, and the contacts now even include some of the 1970Moeller cheerleaders. Recently, the Class of 1970 Facebook pagereceived numerous posts over a USA TODAY article that SteveKolkmeyer ’70 found that asked, “Which high schools nationallyhave had the most PARADE All AMERICANS?” The answer:

Family SpiritAlumni Notes

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Hildebrandt, Joseph ’73 completed a four-day, 340-mileAmerican Cancer Society bicycle ride from Clevelandto Cincinnati in July 2013. Through the generosity offamily, friends, and co-workers, Joe raised more than

$3,000 to support cancer research. After 33 years as controller atWatson’s, Joe will be retiring in May 2014. He plans on doing“whatever he wants” with his time and reports he had a great timereconnecting with classmates at the Moeller 40th reunion.

Brogan, Frank ’71 has beennamed the chancellor of thePennsylvania State System ofHigher Education of Florida.To fulfill this new post, Frankstepped down as president ofFlorida Atlantic University.According to Scott Travis of the Sun-Sentinel, as chancellor,Brogan will be the chief executive officer of the system andresponsible for its management. He will also serve as anadvocate to state universities in the Legislature. “My motivation is pure,” he said. “If I am asked to do so, I mightbe able to help other great leaders around the state makea positive impact on the State University System, and asa result, make a positive impact on the state of Florida.”

Carroll, Joe ’99 was thewinner of the “Tribute forHeroes” campaign, whichis sponsored by the MajorLeague Baseball and PEOPLE magazine. Thiscampaign is a national initiative that recognizesveterans and military service members and buildson each organization’scommitment to honoringour country’s heroes. Joe was selected by fans to represent the Cincinnati Reds at the 2013 All-Star Game.

“While I have never asked for recognition for my servicein the military, being nominated and eventually selectedto represent the Cincinnati Reds at the 2013 MLB AllStar Game was a great honor,” Joe said. “The support Ireceived from the people in Cincinnati, especially withinthe Moeller community, was both moving and humbling.”

As soon as he could after 9/11, Joe joined the militarywhere he served as an Army Ranger. When he returnedhome to Cincinnati, he founded Helping Hands ofCincinnati, a non-profit that helps families fight the financial burdens of cancer. He came up with the ideaafter his mother, brother, and many family friends werediagnosed with the disease. HHoC helps families facingcancer meet financial obligations that insurance typicallydoesn’t cover, including travel and living expenses, physical and psychotherapy costs, deductibles, and co-insurance payments. He also volunteers his time with the American Cancer Society.

“The culture, values, and camaraderie instilled while atMoeller are the kind that stick with you well into adulthood,”he said. “Both my military service and starting of a non-profit organization can be traced back to the kind of person I became while at Moeller.”

Dornoff, Jeffery ’82 (Jeff) is currently living in Coppell,TX, a suburb of Dallas, with his wife, Deanne, andyoungest daughter, Abby, who is 15 and attends JohnPaul II High School in Plano, TX. The two older children,Andrew and Anne, are finishing up at universities inMichigan and Illinois. Jeff has been the regional managerand director for Amway Latin America TechnicalServices, and the family has adjusted to living in Texas.Football is absolutely HUGE in Texas, Jeff says, and hehas met some folks who have heard of “the mightyMoeller Crusaders” from Ohio. He last visited the Moellercampus in 2007, and he hopes to return sometime in2014 to see all the great things happening there.Pictured above: The Dornoff family visited Andrew inMichigan last December.

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

Allen, Nick ’13Bowman, MichelleCarroll, DonnaChamplin, JanetCraven, Thomas ’74DePetro, JoeFoley, ClarenceGoldstein, JefferyHatfield, Helen MaeHoctor, Bubba ’10Jung, MarthaKnueven, LoisKremchek, RuthLackner, Fr. JosephLylte, AnnMaegly, RobertMiddleton, Mike ’66Oberheu, Marilee Faust

In Memoriam

Overbeck, Larry ’70Panzeca, JosephRyan, William R.Scheidler, EarlStevenson, Mary AnnSusshine, Edward ’72Sylvester, Vince ’78Sylvester, VitoThiel, Tom ’88Vonderhaar, ClaraWard, Lee

McCormick, Matt ’08 graduated from Miami Universityin May 2012 with a degree in entrepreneurship. Heinterned with Enterprise Rent a Car in May 2011andthen the company hired him for full-time work in

Chicago following his graduation. Matt left Enterprise and hasbeen living in Guangzhou, China, since February 2013 where hehas started a business to help accelerate the assimilation process of Chinese students as they study in the USA.

Gaier, Dean ’07joined the AirNational Guard and

most recently graduated from AirForce Basic Military Training inSan Antonio, TX. During thattime he was elevated to the leadership role of “Dorm Chief”and led 45 of his fellow trainees.Dean achieved the “Warhawk”award, which is given to thosewho score 100% on the physical

test. He was also an “Honor Graduate,” awarded to thetop 10% of the graduating cycle of 650 Airmen. Dean iscurrently in San Angelo, TX, for technical school, wherehe is training for a job with the Air National Guard.

Geiger, Heath ’94shows off his twins,Jonathon andBrandon, and theirlove for The OhioState University.

Martin,Timothy ’09graduated

from West Point onMay 25, 2013. Whileat West Point, heconcentrated his studies in operationsresearch and wascommissioned as aSecond Lieutenant inthe U.S. Army withinthe QuartermasterBranch. Tim willreport to Fort Stewart,GA, for his firstassignment.

Kariofiles, Drew ’10recently won the2012-13 Academic

Achievement Award from theNorth American Hockey League,where he is the captain of theTopeka RoadRunner HockeyTeam. He is currently a junior atMiami University (Middletown)majoring in university studiesand earning straight A’s in hiscore courses (97.51% average).

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Moeller’s Main Event Co-Chairs Rich &Kathy Chennell and Tim & Lynda Mackeyencourage you to mark your calendars andjoin us on Saturday, April 5, 2014, for theannual Main Event Auction Gala! Foralmost 30 years the auction has raised hun-dreds of thousands of dollars for our DirectTuition Assistance Program – providing aMarianist education of the highest qualityto deserving young men. Don’t miss out onan extraordinary evening that allowseveryone to “Make a Difference for aCrusader!”