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A Letter from
PRINCIPAL MIKE WINTERS
The magazine for alumni and friends
of Bishop Hartley High School
ISSUE 13  2015-16
Dear Hartley Alumni:
This August, Bishop Hartley opened its doors for the 59th year with
the same dedication to Catholic education as in year one. Over the
years, the spirit and tradition that are our school have played a key
role in shaping the educational experience of our young people.
Every class profits from the fine example of you who have gone
before them. Ours has been a tradition of students committed to the
proposition that the privilege of attending Bishop Hartley carries with
it the obligation to put forth their best effort—each and every day
and in everything they pursue.
Bishop Hartley High School
1285 Zettler Road Columbus, Ohio 43227
www.bishop-hartley.org
SCHOOL ADVISORY BOARD
Rudy Ruth, President
Joe Kruger, Secretary
Brian Collins, VP
Fr. William Arnold
Joe Babeaux ‘79
Donna Bauman
Kelly Blackmon
Dr. Joe Brettnacher
Fr. Michael Dosch
Fr. Daniel Dury
Msgr. David Funk
Julie Graham-Price ‘79
Tiffiney Hatem
Fr. Denis Kigozi
Jeanne Kiraly
Fr. James Klima
Bruce Kotlinski ’70
Donald Lemay
Fr. Kevin Lutz
Ernie Nellon
Karen Page
Fr. David Schalk
Fr. Theodore Sill
Michele Telerski-Rees ‘86
Robin Thompson
Krista Valin
Last school year’s theme, inspired by the words of Pope Francis, emphasized the importance of
using prayer as the cornerstone in our daily schedule and, in so doing, becoming more mindful
in recognizing and serving the needs of those less fortunate.
This year’s theme is “Where we stand is not as important as the direction in which we are
moving.” Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. speaks to every student, teacher, parent, group, team, and
organization at Bishop Hartley. It reminds us to keep moving forward in a positive direction
despite any obstacles and setbacks. This theme emphasizes the growth mindset philosophy we
have adopted and will remind us that, with grit and perseverance, we as individuals and as a
school will continue to improve.
If there is anything we can do for you, please do not hesitate to contact us. The unvoiced
question cannot be answered, and the missed opportunity rarely offers itself again. We trust
that your experience with Bishop Hartley strengthened your faith in Catholic education, and
we pledge to continue to provide a quality, faith-filled education for generations of future
Hawks.
Sincerely,
ADMINISTRATION
Michael Winters, Principal
Barbara Casson ‘72, Asst Principal, Academic Dean
Randy Kortokrax, Dean of Students
Kenneth Collura ’72,
Business Manager, Director of Technology
Don Iacovetta, Director of Campus Facilities
Ronda Galleher, Assoc Director of Financial Affairs
Lauren Grubbs Gruenwald ‘03,
Guidance Chairperson
Deacon Frank Sullivan,
Director of Religious Education
Pat Murphy, Director of Athletic Affairs
ADVANCEMENT OFFICE
Brad Burchfield, Admissions Assistant
Walter “Lee” Distelzweig ’69,
Assoc Director of Safety & Security
Meagan Groom ’03,
Advancement Office Manager
Molly Maloof ‘83, Advancement Coordinator
Jennifer Tisone Price, Assoc Director of School
Communications & Marketing
Mike Rahe ‘85, Assoc Director of Alumni Affairs
Heather Rush ’03, Assoc Director of Admissions
Nana Watson, Director of Advancement Services &
Development
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Michael R. Winters
Principal
OUR MISSION
Built upon a Catholic tradition of excellence and based on the Gospel message of Jesus Christ, Bishop Hartley High
School transforms lives through spiritual formation, rigorous academic preparation, and servant-leadership
BELIEF STATEMENTS
As a school of Faith, Preparation, Community, Service, Spirit, and Leadership we believe:
1. Jesus Christ and the Gospel message are central to all phases of the learning process;
2. Creativity, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills are at the core of our challenging expectations for students;
3. The Bishop Hartley community of students, parents, staff, and administrators are responsible for advancing our mission;
4. A Bishop Hartley education produces graduates who are prepared to make informed and ethical decisions and
to take moral action;
5. A holistic school experience teaches students to be thoughtful mentors and servant leaders;
6. It is essential to our mission to recognize and celebrate diversity while holding all students to the same high standards
of achievement and behavior.
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Table of Contents
Winter 2015-2016 Issue 13
FEATURES
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Alumni Office Updates
Message from New Alumni Director
Michael Rahe ‘85
2015 Mary Geist Service Award
Recipients Gary and Linda Strapp
Hawks Win 3rd Footbal State
Championship
Growth Mindset
Class of 2015 & Alumni Parents
Pictorial Spread - Our Family Tree Grows
2015 Annual Report
Recognizing our Generous Donors
DEPARTMENTS
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ALUMNIevents
MARCH 2016
Saturday, March 19
EVENING OF EXCELLENCE DINNER & AUCTION
5:30 p.m. in Dick Geyer Gymnasium
APRIL 2016
Thursday, April 14
HAWKS2B SPRING OPEN HOUSE
For 5th, 6th, and 7th Graders & Families
7 p.m. at Bishop Hartley
Wednesday, April 20
HPO/Alumni Music Trivia Night
6:00 p.m., T.T. Murph’s
Tuesday, April 26
GRANDPARENTS DAY
8:00 a.m in Cafeteria & Dick Geyer Gymnasium
MAY 2016
A Letter from Principal Mike Winters
Our Mission & Belief Statements
Alumni Event Calendar 2016
Alumni News
In Memoriam
Reunions
Photos of 2015 Celebrations by Class
Current Student News
This & That
Back Cover | Then and Now
Wenesday, May 4
FOUNDERS DAY MASS
10 a.m. in Dick Geyer Gymnasium
Saturday, May 14
12th ANNUAL ALUMNI GOLF OUTING
1 p.m at Highlands Golf Club, Pataskala, OH
Sunday, May 29
GRADUATION CLASS OF 2016
1 p.m. at Celeste Center, Ohio State Fairgrounds
Cover Photo Credit
AUGUST 2016
Bishop Hartley State Champs Football Team
by Isaiah Williams ‘17
Wednesday, August 24
FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL
OCTOBER 2016
Friday, October 7
HOMECOMING GAME/ALUMNI HOMECOMING PARTY
Time TBD, Bishop Hartley High School
Saturday, October 8
HOMECOMING DANCE
7 p.m., Bishop Hartley High School
Come and see the Hawks in action.
Sports schedules, along with
information about all Hartley events,
can be found on our website:
www.bishop-hartley.org
BHHS ALUMNI OFFICE:
Friday, October 14
CHILI COOK-OFF/TAILGATE
Time TBD, Bishop Hartley High School
Saturday, October 15
EVENING WITH THE HAWKS (ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME)
5:30 p.m., Bishop Hartley High School
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ALUMNI OFFICE updates
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION BOARD
The Bishop Hartley Alumni Association Board
met in January 2016 to discuss year end events
and goals. Our new Associate Director of Alumni
Affairs, Michael Rahe, is excited and encouraged
by the response to our winter social, where over
50 alumni shared stories and memories of their
days at Hartley. Our board members have agreed
to continue serving through the 2016-17 school
year, and have several big events planned over
the next year. We are always accepting new board
members and class representatives, if interested
please contact us at [email protected].
EVENING WITH THE HAWKS A WONDERFUL SUCCESS
Bishop Hartley High School inducted its
second class of Athletic Hall of Famers during
the Annual “Evening with the Hawks” celebration
at the school Oct. 24, 2015. Inductees included
Leigh Grey ’86, Denny Parker ’67, Doug Parker
’66, Rodney Parker ’68, Nancy Williams ’79, and
Ann (Maurer) Smith, former athletic director and
coach. The purpose of the event is to celebrate
past, present and future Hawks and raise money
for Bishop Hartley Athletics.
ALUMNI DIRECTOR’S MESSAGE
As the new Associate Director of Alumni Affairs, I am excited to be back at Hartley
working to engage our alumni base and get them back to Bishop Hartley. Our Alumni
Association Board has committed to another year, but we are looking for more alumni
to fill a few positions, and we are always looking for class representatives to take a lead
role in assisting with updating contact information.
Over the past two decades, Bishop Hartley has continued to update the school,
athletic facilities and technology capabilities. Schools tours and information sessions
are available on request. I am working with our House Parent Organization (HPO) to
connect our current students’ parents with our alumni to create an atmosphere of
unity for Bishop Hartley.
Look for our updated website which will soon have capabilities of entering contact
information directly at bishop-hartley.org, alumni news.
Forever a Hawk.
Michael Rahe ‘85
Associate Director of Alumni Affairs
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The “Evening with the Hawks” includes a social
hour, silent auction, dinner, and the induction
ceremony. The event is made possible through
the support of committee members; volunteers
(Hartley students, alumni, staff, coaches, friends,
parents); business owners who donate raffle
items; and all who attend. The nomination form
for future Bishop Hartley Athletic Hall of Famers
can be found on the school’s website.
Athletic Director, Pat Murphy notes, “Bishop
Hartley High School’s commitment to athletic
excellence is not only reflected in the many state
championships and league titles collected since
1957, but also through the school’s adherence
to high standards of personal conduct and
good sportsmanship on the part of our coaches,
players, and fans.”
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KEEP US INFORMED
The Alumni Association is continually
updating our alumni database. There are
over 9,000 alumni, however, we only have
approximately 2,500 on record. If you have
changes to your contact information, please
email us at [email protected]. Also,
if you are aware of other alumni who have
changes, please contact us at the above
email.
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Outstanding Volunteer Service
MARY GEISTservice award
Bishop Hartley High School honored two of its own, Wednesday, October 7, with the
presentation of the Mary Geist Service Award to Linda and Gary Strapp. Both Strapps
are graduates of Hartley. They have four daughters who are also graduates of the
school. Another daughter will graduate in 2016, and their youngest daughter will be a
member of the class of 2024.
The Mary Geist Award is given annually during Catholic Schools Week to individuals
who have been of exemplary service to the school and its extended community. Geist
was extremely active in service to her church and to Bishop Hartley, coming to Hartley
as a volunteer in the early 1970s after her retirement and serving until her death in
2003. She was the first recipient of the award in 2000.
Linda and Gary Strapp are both active volunteers at Bishop Hartley as well as St.
Matthew Parish, the Ronald McDonald House, the Gahanna Summer Lunch program,
and other organizations.
Photo Left to Right: Mike Winters, Linda ‘79 and Gary ‘76 Strapp, Bishop
Hartley’s 2015 Mary Geist Service Award Winners
Save the Date
12th Annual Alumni Golf Outing
for All Friends of Bishop Hartley
Saturday, May 14, 2016
High Lands Golf Club, Pataskala, Ohio
Noon registration
1 p.m. shotgun start
Dinner included
To register or sponsor, please visit:
http://www.bishop-hartley.org/2016/03/09/5567/
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HAWKS WIN 3RD FOOTBALL
STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
2015 Division IV State Championship:
Hartley 31 Steubenville 28
The Hartley Hawks won the 2015 Division
IV State Football Championship on
December 5 in front of a raucous crowd
at Ohio Stadium with a 31-28 victory
over previously undefeated Steubenville.
Hartley Nation showed strong with over
10,000 people in attendance, making it one
of the top Division IV championships for
attendance of all time.
The Hawks (12-3) entered the playoffs
as the underdog even with several
notable wins during the regular and
playoff seasons. The Hawks opened
the postseason with a 58-25 win over
Port Clinton on Nov. 7 and beat OttawaGlandorf 42-14 on Nov. 14 and Bellevue
28-20 on Nov. 21 to win the Region 12 title.
They then edged Middletown Fenwick —
ranked first in the final state poll — 26-14
in a state semifinal Nov. 28 to reach the
state final. Hartley went 3-1 against CCL
opponents, including a 40-3 win over
Ready on Oct. 30 to capture the CCL-Gold
Division title. Losses came against teams
that went a combined 25-7.
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This was Hartley’s third state championship,
joining the 1986 and 2010 teams. The
Hawks are tied for the most state football
championships in Franklin County history.
“(Winning the state title) means a great
deal to our school. We have a fantastic
school and we’ve had one of the best
school years ever. Among teams in our
league, we’re tied for the most state
championships, and that’s important to us.”
head coach Brad Burchfield said.
In addition to the historic team finish
as state champs, the Hawks had several
stand-out athletes who earned individual
recognition. They are:
2015 Associated Press All-Central
District
Rian Anderson: First Team Offense
Quri Hickman: First Team Offense
Thomas Casimir: First Team Offense
Cody Kirkbride: First Team Defense
Richard Jones III: First Team Defense
Jared Croswell: Second Team Offense
Ben Hawk: Second Team Offense
Vince Carreker: Second Team Defense
Jake Ruby: Special Mention
Jaden Manley: Honorable Mention
AP All State
Thomas Casimir: First Team Offense
Quri Hickman: Second Team Offense
Rian Anderson:: Special Mention
Cody Kirkbride: Special Mention
Richard Jones III: Special Mention
All CCL
Rian Anderson
Quri Hickman
Richard Jones III
Jack Baughman
Cody Kirkbride
Ryan Reed
Jared Croswell
This Week News Super 25 Team
Quri Hickman: First Team
Thomas Casimir: Honorable Mention
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GROWTH MINDSET
The field of education is abuzz with discussion
of Carol Dweck’s concept of a growth mindset.
Principal Mike Winters has promoted the
concept as a building-wide philosophy, so
Bishop Hartley teachers are not only talking
about growth mindset, they are practicing it
within the classroom.
Exactly what is a growth mindset? According
to Dweck, “In a growth mindset, people believe
that their most basic abilities can be developed
through dedication and hard work—brains and
talent are just the starting point. This view
creates a love of learning and a resilience that is
essential for great accomplishment.” The
opposite is a fixed mindset in which “people
believe their basic qualities, like their
intelligence or talent, are simply fixed traits.
They spend their time documenting their
intelligence or talent instead of developing
them. They also believe that talent alone creates
success—without effort.”
Hartley teachers have read Dweck’s theory and
continue to participate in continuing education
in-service activities on the subject to better
implement the theory in the classroom.
Students are learning about growth mindset in
the classroom through direct instruction from
teachers as well as info-graphics posted in all
classrooms and hallways. Of course, practice
makes perfect in a growth mindset
environment, and teachers are working to help
students develop a growth mindset even as
they develop their own.
Students are learning that it is important not
only to make an effort, but to explore new
strategies when old ones are no longer working.
Teachers are implementing opportunities for
students to revise assignments, make
corrections, and try new strategies when their
initial attempts are unsuccessful. An
unsuccessful attempt is simply a First Attempt
In Learning, not a failure.
Teachers are becoming more aware of how
language choices affect student mindset. Simply
adding the word yet to the end of a statement
can significantly change the outlook: Students
go from “I’m not really a good writer” to “I’m
not really a good writer, yet.” It takes grit and
determination to follow through and reach the
learning goal.
This year, each teacher has chosen a word to
represent his or her goal for the year. These are
displayed throughout the building on a “wordle”
poster for all students and teachers to see.
Growth Mindset in Action
at Bishop Hartley
To promote growth mindset at Bishop
Hartley, students are encouraged to use the
after-school S.E.E.K. (Students Extending
and Enhancing Knowledge) period. Monday
through Thursday, teachers are available
to meet with students after school from
2:45 to 3:15 to go over questions, address
problems or concerns, and point students
toward areas of further explanation and
exploration. After school activities and
athletic practices do not begin until after
the S.E.E.K. period is over.
For more information about growth
mindset, check these resources:
A Ted Talk by Carol Dweck, whose growth
mindset research leads the field:
https://www.ted.com/talks/carol_dweck_
the_power_of_believing_that_you_can_
improve?language=en
An article on how parents can use language
to encourage a growth mindset in children:
http://www.upworthy.com/one-littlechange-in-how-you-talk-to-your-kids-canhelp-them-be-more-successful
Growth Mindset In Action
A link to purchase Carol Dweck’s book,
Mindset: The New Psychology of Success:
http://www.amazon.com/Mindset-TheNew-Psychology-Success/dp/0345472322
The reality is that everyone is a mixture of a
growth and fixed mindset. Denying this reality
creates what Dweck refers to as a “false growth
mindset.” Adopting a growth mindset
environment at Bishop Hartley continues to
benefit our entire community. The process itself
teaches us to learn from our experiences, and
strengthens our growth mindset. We all learn
from each other.
“In a growth mindset, people believe that their
most basic abilities can be developed through
dedication and hard work”
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Class of
2015
Bishop Hartley
Grows Another Branch
on its Family Tree
“As a Catholic, tuition-based school, we rely on
admissions to maintain our institution and keep
our doors open. We understand the sacrifices our
families make to send their children to our school,
year after year, generation after generation. The
Bishop Hartley legacy is a tribute to the Catholic
spirit and constancy of our faith.”
PRINCIPAL MIKE WINTERS
Bishop Hartley High School
Third Row, Left to Right
Jacob McComis & Kassandra
(Rehl, ‘92) McComis; Emily
Rahe with parents Michael
(‘85) and Melissa (Raymer,
‘85) Rahe; Rachel Ryan with
parents Richard (‘81) and
Sharon (Berger, ‘82) Ryan;
Allison Servick & John (‘75)
Servick; Kyle Taylor & Thomas
(‘88) Taylor; Caroline Young &
Karen (Ryan, ‘86) Young
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First Row, Left to Right Brittany Aeling with parents David (‘80) and Theresa (Devaney, ‘79) Aeling; Sarah Berger with parents Dave (‘85)
and Patty (Erwin, ‘88) Berger; Madeline Brandewie & Kelly (Dill, ‘90) Brandewie; Monica Briggs & Kevin Briggs (‘77); Brandon Dressel
& Martina (‘90) Kuzela; Matthew Eckstein & Mike (‘71) Eckstein
Second Row, Left to Right Colleen Feeney with parents Mike (‘80) and Jane (Wile, ‘83) Feeney; Connor Feeney with parents Mike (‘80)
and Jane (Wile, ‘83) Feeney; Jenna Hasson & Gary (‘70) Hasson; Patrick Heinmiller with parents Mark (‘87) and Julianne (Everson, ‘87)
Heinmiller; Tiffani Isaac & Staci (‘89) Daniels; Kevin Krieger & Ann (Troyan, ‘84) Krieger
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2015 ANNUALreport
The Bishop Hartley High School Annual Report recognizes donor giving to our annual
fund, Har tley Family Tree, scholarships, tuition assistance, and other unrestric ted
funds between July 1, 2014 and June 30, 2015. If you identify a needed addition,
alteration or omission, please notify Nana Watson in the Development Office. The
Development and Alumni Relations Offices collaborate to maintain inclusive records.
Michael and Martine Abijanac
Dean Acklin
John Albert
Brian Allen
James Andrasko ‘72
Mark Aprile ‘70
George Arnold
Joseph Aylor
Barry Backiewicz
Jennifer Bailey ‘88
Blaise Baker
Eugene Barbero
Sherilyn Barlay
Jesse Beitman
Dave Benyi
Ray and Nancy Bichimer
James Bierley
Teresa Bisaccia ‘70
Susan Bissonette
Frank Bonarrigo ‘67
Mary Borchers ‘88
Dale Brandon
Thomas Brewer ‘67
Robert Briggs ‘81
Joseph Briski ‘72
Michael Brock
Margaret Burns
Robert Burris
Joseph and Mary Buttress
Mary Jo Byrum ‘72
John Callahan
Katherine Callahan
Robert Carney
Christopher Carter ‘80
Betty Cheung
Nicholas Cole
Paul Coleman ‘61
Mark P. Collins ‘73
Robert Collins ‘66
Kenneth Collura ‘72
David Connor ‘72
John W. Connor
Aimee Convery ‘65
Patricia and Jeffrey Cornwell
Patricia Corvino ‘65
Thomas Costantiello
Miriam Counts
Kevin Crawford
Merle Cunningham
Cynthia Currie ‘75
Fr. Rod Damico
Josh Dandurand ‘01
Sallie Davis
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Bob Dawes
Bobby and Kelly Dawes
Patricia Demkovich
James Dick
Charles Dickey
Dominic Dinovo
Walter Distelzweig ‘69
Martha Dixon ‘74
Mary Ann Doyle ‘74
Edgardo Durusan
Rosemary Ellerbrock
Jeffrey Cremeans
Elaine Engle-Vasilopoulos ‘87
Christopher Eramo ‘87
James Erdy
David Erwin ‘64
Martha Evans
Frank Everson
Charles Farrell ‘73
Robert A Farrell ‘83
Phillip Feldmeier ‘61
Amy Fitzgerald ‘79
Andrew Fitzsimmons ‘70
Julia Fix ‘92
James Franklin ‘66
Wayne Fronczak ‘72
Michael Gallagher ‘71
Patricia Gallagher ‘64
Douglas Galuzny
Michael Gasbarro
Joseph Gatto ‘66
Thomas Geist ‘62
Teresa Gelonese
Aaron Gerdeman ‘98
Dick Geyer
Robert Ghiloni
Patricia Gianakopoulos, M.D. ‘74
Patrick Giller
Gregory Gilligan ‘80
Gary Girard ‘72
Ralph Golden
Ruth Grannan
Tim Grannan
Paul Greenland
Earl Greer
Robert Griffith
Barbara Groner ‘84
Joseph Groom
Lauren Gruenwald ‘03
Joseph Gruber
Tammi Gruber
Michael Hall
Thomas Halpin
Patricia Hardy ‘95
David Harkless ‘96
Abe Hatem ‘72
Matt & Tiffiney Hatem
Stephen Hatem
Colleen Hauser ‘04
Barbara Havranek ‘64
Charles Haynes ‘63
Carolynn Heinmiller
Stephen Heinmiller ‘68
Aileen Heiser ‘97
Gary Hillyer
Brian Hogan
Patrick Hogan
Thomas Holdridge
Dewey Horn
Agnes Howard-Attebery
Steven Hoyt
Patricia Huff ‘70
Geraldine Huggins ‘86
John Igel ‘77
Janet Ingraham Dwyer
Lawrence Irwin ‘66
Lori Irwin ‘63
Robert & Lori Irwin
Jessica Jackson ‘06
Suzanne Jackson ‘64
Kathleen Kaiser ‘70
Garrett Kane ‘70
Robert Kastl ‘63
Virginia Kastl ‘61
Dennis Kauser
Marcia Kehrer
Donald Kelley
Lucy Kilbane ‘61
Barbara King
Thomas Kitsmiller
Brian Klopfer
Scott Kondracke
Bruce Kotlinski ‘70
Peter Krajnak
Kathleen Kraus
Gail Krivicich ‘74
Joseph Kruger
Joni Kurovsky ‘73
Paula Labita ‘66
Karen Laihr ‘67
Mark Lang ‘63
Paul Lappert, Jr. ‘89
Fred Lauffer
Gary Leasor
James Lehman
Julie Lehr ‘66
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April Little ‘90
Robert Lombardi
Nancy Love
Matthew Lucas ‘82
James Mackessy
John Mackessy
Richard Mackessy
Kathleen MacKinnon ‘68
Timothy Madison
Richard Malone ‘69
William Manierre ‘78
Donald Manley
Denise Marone ‘70
Joseph Massucci ‘61
Robert Masys ‘64
Robert Mayhan
Sharon Maykowski ‘62
Richard McClelland ‘71
Stacey McGarity
Gregory McGough ‘67
Matthew & Shawna McGreevy
James McKenna
Janet McKenna
Lucia McQuaide
Michele Melarango
James Mentel
Rene Meyer-Garcia
Mel Meyers
Mitchell Michel
Casey Mischnick ‘93
Keith Moon ‘64
Robert Moone ‘61
Karhlton Moore
Joseph Morris
Beth Motter ‘69
Rose Murnane
Anne Murphy
Barbara Murphy ‘66
Brian Basil
Todd Mustaine ‘88
John O’Dea ‘62
Robert Olejniczak
Ana Maria Osberger
Chris S. Ossman ‘83
Heath Parker ‘93
Catherine Pascone ‘64
Marilyn Patrick ‘64
Jennie Petrella ‘03
Kevin Petrella
Philip Petrosky ‘71
Michael E. Phillips ‘63
Maria Pontones ‘85
Robert Prokop
Janet Prout ‘69
Re/Max
Mary Ann Rees
John Reinhart ‘71
Juli Roberts
David Rogers ‘81
Ronald Rourk ‘80
Heather Rush ‘03
John Ryan
Mary Jo Ryan ‘74
Robert Ryan
Timothy Ryan
BHHS ALUMNI OFFICE:
Timothy Ryan
John Saeger
Sharon Samuelson ‘70
John Sandman
Molly Santry ‘70
Thomas Sapp ‘82
David Schalk
Julie A. Schmitz ‘85
Timothy Schmitz Sr.
Tom Schnell
Michael Scholl ‘70
Thomas Schuster
Kathryn Schwegmann
Robert Scurlock ‘61
Lawrence Selegue
Rebecca Selegue ‘73
Craig Shanahan
Arnold Shapiro
Richard Sheely
(Robert) Todd Sichel ‘73
Rita Siemer
Ron Simpson
Ann Smith
Linda Snyder
Robert Sohovich ‘89
David Sorohan
Maureen Soule ‘68
Southern Vision
Julie Sramcik ‘87
Robert Stamps ‘62
Roger Stradley
Bart Supino
Joseph Tatusko ‘71
Billie Taylor
Julia Thompson ‘93
Thomas Thompson
Douglas & Kathryn Tilson
Marilyn Trapp
Jon Tribbie
Judi Troutman
Ray Trucco
Nick and Christine Turville
Arthur Ulrich ‘68
Roberta Ulrich
Thomas Ulrich ‘71
Linda Waddell ‘64
Mark A. Wagenbrenner ‘85
Joe Weldon ‘66
Kathleen Wesley ‘72
Roger White
Matthew Whitehead ‘93
Mary Wigger
Mary Wilhelm
James Williams ‘72
James K. Williams
John Williams
Judith Williams ‘73
Regine Williams
Carmen Willis ‘89
Mike Winters
Lawrence R. Woerner
Penny Wood
Kim Yee
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Hartley Offering Students
Online Courses
The 2015-16 school year is the
inaugural year for an innovative,
on-line elective program which
offers Bishop Hartley students the
opportunity to prepare for career and
college choices. These
programs, offered through a
relationship with eDynamic
Learning, a specialty publisher of
online high school career and elective
courses, are offered free of charge to
current Bishop Hartley students.
The on-line courses complement
Hartley’s college preparatory, honors,
and advanced placement curriculum
by giving students an opportunity to
investigate potential careers and pursue
additional learning interests. Students
have the option of taking the courses
in the computer lab during a study hall
period or outside of the school day,
greatly expanding the elective options
available to them.
This year, 94 students participated,
choosing from among 34 course
offerings. The courses were facilitated
by Mrs. Fulvia Fowler, World Language
Department chairperson and BHHS
class of 1981. The program will grow
to 40 unique courses for the 2016-17
school year.
The on-line course offerings not only
expand students’ elective options, but
also help better prepare them for taking
online courses at the college level, an
expanding part of 21st century
education. For a complete listing of
courses available for the 2016-2017
school year, visit: http://www.bishophartley.org/2016/01/21/hartley-announces-innovative-elective-offeringsfor-2016-17-school-year/.
Fulvia Fowler ‘81
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 A new feature has been added to Hartley’s website to make it as easy as ever to share the exciting and important milestones in your
lives. We love to share information about our alumni, and this tool allows alumni to submit information and photos electronically.
You can find it on the alumni page under the section entitled Submit Alumni News. There are fields for your name, a brief
description of the information you want to share, and the option to attach files such Word documents, PDFs and photos in the JPEG
format. Be sure to include your contact information in the message section, so we can follow up if necessary. We are really excited
about this new feature and look forward to hearing from you!
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Please send us your news, letters and updates: [email protected]
Class of 1985
Principal Mike Winters has appointed Bishop Hartley graduate Michael Rahe ‘85 to the position of
Associate Director of Alumni Affairs. Mike assumes the role formerly held by Walter Lee Distelzweig
‘69 who is taking on additional administrative duties. Mike attended the University of Dayton before
becoming Vice President of Midwest Medical Billing. Mike has been married to Melissa (Raymer)
‘85 for 25 years, and they have three children; Libby (Madison Christian class of 2011), Logan ‘14
and Emily ‘15. Michael has been in the corporate business sector for the past 30 years and has been
coaching volleyball for the past 16 years, the last five at Bishop Hartley. He assumed an ownership
and president role at Midwest Medical Billing in 1995. His business background and the many
relationships he has made from being a Bishop Hartley Alum made him the perfect candidate for
the position of Associate Director of Alumni Affairs. We look forward to his energy and fresh ideas to
reconnect our alumni with Bishop Hartley.
Class of 1972 Ken Collura ’72 has been nominated and
selected as an outstanding teacher by the Rochester Institute of
Technology. Ken has been teaching at Bishop Hartley over the
past 35 years, he has dedicated his life to Bishop Hartley and
Catholic education. Ken will be honored on April 7, 2016 at the
Rochester Institute of Technology.
THEN: Ken Collura ‘72
NOW: Ken Collura
Tom Kneeland ‘72 was recently elected mayor of Gahanna. Tom is a life-long resident of Gahanna. He
and his wife, Becky, have been married for over 43 years. All of their 5 children are raising their growing
families in Central Ohio. Tom and Becky are active members of Saint Thomas the Apostle Catholic
Church, where they are finding new ways to be involved in the community through numerous churchsponsored activities. Tom is proud of his family, his life-long Gahanna heritage, and the public and
private sector contributions he has been able to provide to the community he loves.
Tom Kneeland, ‘72
Class of 1995
Sara Hamilton, ‘95 was inducted into the Wittenberg University 2015 Athletic Hall of Honor during the 2015 Homecoming. Hamilton is one of the
finest goalkeepers in Wittenberg field hockey history. She ranks at or near the top of every major statistical category for goalkeepers at Wittenberg,
including the No. 2 position for career saves with 540 and the top spot for shutouts in a season with 12 in 1997, a mark that still stands today. In
addition, Hamilton owns the NCAC record for career shutouts with 30. After earning the team’s Most Improved Player award in 1995, Hamilton collected
three All-NCAC awards, three All-Great Lakes Region awards and a third-team All-America award in 1998, in addition to the team’s co-MVP honor.
During her career, Wittenberg racked up an impressive four-year record of 62-18 and won three NCAC titles. A native of Columbus, Ohio, Hamilton
currently resides in Key Largo, Fla. Weekend ceremonies.
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Class of 2000 & 2001
Class of 2001
Mark Lonstreth ’00, John Mally ’00 and Nicholas Evans ’01 are renovating a historic commercial
building on the corner of Parson and Whitter avenues. Mark purchased the building, then partnered
with John, NAI Ohio Equities, who has been marketing the property and Nicholas who is the designer in
charge of the new look.
Jody Stewart ’01 is currently the
Associate Head Coach – Sprints/Hurdles
at Stanford University. Jody started
his coaching career at Bowling Green
State University after finishing as a four
time NCAA Division II All-American
at Ashland. In 2011 Jody moved to
Georgetown University where he
trained several athletes to Olympic trial
qualifying times. Now at Stanford, Jody
continues to develop athletes for NCAA
and international competitions.
Rendering of renovated building by Nicholas Evans
Jody Stewart ‘01
Class of 2012
Tori Mays ’12 a light designer attending Rockford University has had several opportunities to shine her light on several events. This past December she
worked on the District Theater in Washington DC’s Mr. Burns, a post-electric play. In February she will be in Boston doing I am My Own Wife. Tori will be
returning to the Huron Playhouse this summer.
David Amata ’12 has been selected as Outstanding Scholar by the Rochester Institute of Technology. The select group of students receiving this honor
were required to complete 83 credit hours and establish a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.85 for all work completed at the university. David
will be honored on April 7, 2016 at the Rochester Institute of Technology.
Class of 2015
Sara Croswell ’15 along with current Hartley students Katherine Croswell and Olivia George received several awards at the
Diocese Scout Day with Bishop Campbell. Sara earned the Girl Scout Spirit Alive religious emblem this past year. She was also
recognized for earning all four religious emblems available to Catholic Girl Scouts during her scouting career.
See page 23 for
information about the
awards received by
current Harley students.
Sara Croswell, ‘15 along with current Hartley students Katherine Croswell and Olivia George
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many Veterans’ organizations, and a strong
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foundations.
Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and may Perpetual Light shine upon them.
 ROBERT MOONE ’61 Age 72, passed
away Friday, December 25, 2015. Robert
was born on August 7, 1943 in Columbus,
Ohio to the late Robert G. and Martha
(Castrop) Moone. He is survived by his wife,
Anna (Ferrell) Moone to whom he was
married for 49 3/4 years; he literally married
the girl next door; his daughter, Christine
(Moone) Schmidt and her husband,
Michael; his son, Craig Moone and his wife,
Dianna; loves of his life grandchildren,
Robert Kramer, Ryan Schmidt, Cory, Dalton
and Alex Moone; lifelong friends, Eddie
and Anna Marie Douglass, John and Verne
Walsh, Bob Muetzel and Jim and Nancy
Johnston. Bob graduated from THE Ohio
State University (BA 66). He was employed
by State Auto Insurance Company for 35
years. Elected President and COO in 1996.
Elected CEO in 2000. He became Chairman
of the Board in 2001. He retired to spend
time with his wife at his beloved Jekyll
Island, GA house in 2006.
 JOSEPH M. GALLEN JR. ’63 Age 71,
passed in peace on May 3, 2015 after many
years of physical trials. Born May 28, 1945 in
Columbus to the late Dr. Joseph and Janet
Gallen, he is also preceded in death by his
brother Michael and sister and brother-inlaw Patricia and John Stern. After graduating
from Bishop Hartley, Joe served as a highly
decorated reconnaissance Marine in Viet
Nam. Following service, he completed his BA
and Masters degrees from Ohio Dominican
College and worked in the PUCO office
and Nationwide Insurance. In his younger
years, Joe was a fine athlete and remained
an astute fan all his life. Despite many trials
and tribulations, Joe kept an upbeat attitude
and participated in the joys of others.
Donations may be made to the Dr. Joseph
Gallen Sr., Dr. Joseph and Janet Gallen
Memorial Endowment Fund benefiting
Mount Carmel’s “Welcome Home Program
for Moms and Babies”, c/o Mt. Carmel
Foundation, 6150 E Broad St, Columbus, OH
43213.
 DAVID ANTHONY GLENN SR. ’64 Age
69, of Columbus, OH, went to be with the
Lord unexpectedly on Saturday, February
6, 2016. He was born on February 16,
1946 to Rebecca and Lee Andrew Glenn
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who preceded him in death along with
his brother Jack Glenn. David attended St.
Dominic’s grade school, Bishop Hartley High
School (1964), and Ohio Dominican College
(1972). He proudly served as a service bailiff
for Franklin County Municipal Courts for
over 25 years in addition to operating the
David A. Glenn Insurance Agency for many
years. During his years of service, David was
also a Boy Scout Leader for St. Dominic’s
and ran for State Representative of Ohio.
A true Renaissance man, David spent
time studying photography and creating
a community garden in his Driving Park
neighborhood where he was a life-long
resident, former President of the Driving
Park Association, and a standing committee
member. He also served as the Executive
Director for the Saint John Learning Center,
while donating his salary back to the church.
He remained a devoted parishioner of Holy
Rosary and Saint John Catholic Church. After
retiring for a short time, he returned to work
as a clerk in the Probate Court Department
in Franklin County, where he was most
recently working. David was a man who
valued family and friends, and he taught his
family many important lessons during his
life. He was truly loved and will be dearly
missed.
WILLIAM PHILLIP WOOD, JR. ‘65 Age 67,
passed away on May 4, 2015. He was born
May 9, 1947 to William and Mildred Wood in
Columbus. He was a proud 1965 graduate
of Bishop Hartley High School. He received
his Bachelor’s degree from Ohio Dominican
College in 1969, where he was a member of
the first men’s basketball team. He received
his Master’s of Education from The Ohio
State University. Bill began his career as
an educator and coach throughout many
central Ohio area high schools, including
Groveport Madison (1969-1971), Bishop
Watterson (1971-1972), Father Wehrle
(1972-1975), Grandview (1975-1977) and
Teays Valley (1977-1980). Following a
successful teaching career, he worked as
an independent agent for Nationwide
Insurance Company until his retirement
in 2011. He attained the status of Eagle
Scout through the Boy Scouts of America,
was a member of The Ohio State University
Alumni Association, was a supporter of
 GREGORY M. CARR ’66 Age 67,
passed away peacefully at home on
Saturday January 9, 2016. Gregory was
born November 24, 1948 at St. Ann’s
Hospital, Columbus, Ohio. He is survived
by brothers, Michael and James; nephews,
Joseph Francis and James Andrew; and
niece, Jennifer (Carr) Dersom. Gregory
graduated from St. Catharine Grade School
in 1962 and Aquinas College High School
and Bishop Hartley in 1966. He received
his Bachelors Degree from Providence
College in 1970 and his Masters Degree
from The Ohio State University, College of
Engineering, City and Regional Planning
in 1983. Gregory was intimately involved
in the historic transformation of the Short
North commercial district through the
Association of Near North Side Business
(ANNB) and later the Short North Business
Association (SNBA). He was co-founder
of the Columbus Neighborhood Design
Assistance Center and the Dooh Dah
Parade as well as various civic, political and
capital improvements in the Short
North area. His influence can be felt not
only in the urban neighborhoods of his
home Columbus, but also throughout small
town Ohio with his work on the State of
Ohio’s Main Street Program. Friends may
contribute to the James Cancer Center at
the Ohio State University Wexner Medical
Center.
RICHARD “DICK” GEORGE WOOD ‘67
Age 66, died Thursday, December 18, 2014.
Graduate of Bishop Hartley High School
(1967) and retired Splicer Technician
from Ohio Bell Telephone. Member of
the American Legion Post 283 and the
VFW Post 1388. Friends who wish may
contribute in his memory to the American
Red Cross or the Central Ohio. Following
a successful teaching career, he worked
as an independent agent for Nationwide
Insurance Company until his retirement
in 2011. He attained the status of Eagle
Scout through the Boy Scouts of America,
was a member of The Ohio State University
Alumni Association, was a supporter of
many Veterans’ organizations, and a strong
community philanthropist for multiple
foundations. The family is requesting that
donations be made in his memory to your
philanthropy of choice.
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 SR. JEAN MARIE LAUFERSWEILER ’66
Age 68, died Sunday, November 1, 2015 at St.
Leo Convent, Columbus, OH. Sister was born
June 3, 1948. She was a graduate of Bishop
Hartley High School, Rosary Hill (Daemen)
College B.S.Ed, Ohio Dominican College B.A.
Psychology and Fordham University M.A.
Pastoral Counseling. Sister used her pastoral
spirit to serve: St. Vincent Orphanage and
St. Vincent Children’s Center, Columbus;
St. Rose Parish, New Lexington; Church of
the Resurrection, New Albany; Madison
County Health Center, London; Community
Pathfinders, Delaware; Southwest
Community Health Agency, St. Francis Center
Outreach Program, McArthur, and especially
so at Big Laurel Learning Center, Naugatuck,
West Va. Memorials may be made to the
Sisters of St. Francis, 4421 Lower River Rd.,
Stella Niagara, NY 14144.
JANE E. (JURKOVAC) MARKHAM ’69
Age 64, died Thursday, April 16, 2015. Jane
was a 1972 graduate of Grant School of
Nursing, her nursing career lasted 38 years.
Specializing in OB/GYN, she worked 18 years
in Labor & Delivery at St. Ann’s Hospital.
Jane was an avid reader and enjoyed doing
crafts with her grandchildren. Contributions
may be made in Jane’s memory to the LAM
Foundation, 4015 Executive Pk. Dr., Suite 320,
Cincinnati, OH 45241.
DENNIS MICHAEL BERNHARD ‘70, June
3, 1952 - August 1, 2015, Ft. Lauderdale,
Florida. Dennis lost his battle with cancer,
surrounded by his son, Dennis Bernhard;
brothers, Louie, Garry and Brian Bernhard.
He is preceded in death by his parents
Louis and Patricia Bernhard, infant sister
Mary Pat Bernhard and Beloved Aunts and
Uncles from the Bernhard, Kurth and Powers
Families. Graduated from Capital University
in 1975, played two years as starting Outside
Linebacker for the football team. Dennis
traveled for many years before marrying and
moving to Miami, Florida.
STEVEN R. MCINTYRE ’73 Age 60, passed
away peacefully on Sunday, September 20,
2015 at Winchester Place. Longtime member
and Eucharistic Minister of Christ the King
Catholic Church. Member of Knights of
Columbus Council #13705 and past member
of Whitehall Moose Lodge #1245. Retired
after 35 years in the sign industry and as
co-owner of L&M Graphics, Inc. Longtime
coach and referee of the Columbus Catholic
Diocesan Association. He was a loving
husband, father, and papa who will be
greatly missed.
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 MARY JO MANGIA ’78 Age 55, passed
away April 6, 2015 at her home surrounded
by her family, after a courageous battle
with cancer. A longtime member of St.
Philip the Apostle Catholic Church and also
attended St. Matthew the Apostle Catholic
Church, a graduate of Bishop Hartley High
School and Capital University, Mary Jo was
a member of the Ohio Society of CPA’S. She
had been currently employed with Pacejet
Logistics. Her faith and family were most
important to her and she always took great
pride in the Italian heritage of her family.
Mary Jo was the sister of Tom ’79, Bob ’81,
and Teresa ’84 Mangia.
SCOTT E. SMITH ’78 Age 55, of
Columbus, OH, died November 14, 2014.
Born in Dayton, KY, he was the son of the
late Alfred E. Smith and Lucille Beagley.
He was a 1978 graduate of Bishop Hartley
High School and an accomplished union
stagehand with 30 years experience
working Broadway tours, movie
productions, rock concerts, and various
arts and entertainment events. His most
notable Broadway shows include Beauty
and the Beast, Phantom of the Opera, Miss
Saigon, Chicago (including the U.S. and
European tour), and most recently the first
national tour of Disney’s The Lion King as
advance carpenter for 10 years. He worked
numerous rock shows as head rigger for
U2’s Joshua Tree Tour, Pink Floyd, Billy Joel/
Elton John, the Rolling Stones and Garth
Brooks tours. He was a grip and rigger for
the movie productions of Little Man Tate,
Shawshank Redemption, Babe Ruth, Teachers
and Brubaker. He is a member of the
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage
Employees Local 12 and Studio Mechanics
Local 209.
CONSUELO ROSARIO-SHAW ’82 Age 51,
passed away January 25, 2016. During her
childhood, she moved to Columbus, Ohio
where she attended Bishop Hartley. As a
high school student, Gigi was a member
of the cheerleading squad and a shot
putter on the track and field team. After
graduation, she spent time in Hawaii and
Los Angeles, California working as a hair
designer and makeup artist. When her
mother, Mary, became ill, Gigi rushed home
to Columbus to care for her. She worked for
many years at J. Michael’s Hair Salon and
Fred Astaire Dance Studio in Reynoldsburg.
Gigi began studying ballet at a very early
age and always identified herself, first
and foremost, as a dancer. When she was
dancing, she was happy and carefree.
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She won many trophies for her ballroom
dancing and worked for several years, at Fit
Life Dance Studio where she was a Zumba
and La Blast instructor as well as a personal
trainer.
 THERESA L. MCCABE ’83 Age 51, passed
away Monday, December 21, 2015. Theresa
was born on December 10, 1964 in La
Mesa, California to John and Linda McCabe.
In addition to her husband and children,
Theresa is survived by her mother, Linda
McCabe; and siblings, Kimberly ‘84, John ‘88,
Jolene ‘85, Angela ‘91 and Laurie.
 MARY CATHERINE WOLF ’88
Passed away at Mount Carmel St. Ann’s
Hospital on December 31, 2015. Born
January 11, 1970 at Mount Carmel West
Hospital. Attended Christ the King Grade
School where she participated in sports.
Attended The Ohio State University. Most
of her career was being a pharmaceutical
representative salesperson which she
loved. Preceded in death by father Andrew
Wolf and beloved chocolate lab Tricksey.
Survived by mother Donna Carlisle Wolf;
sister and brother in law Sara and Steve
Faiella; 6 nieces and nephews, Andrew,
Devin, Stefano, Gabriel, Dominic and
Gianna; cousin Mrs. Chuck Layton (Terri) of
Jackson and her precious English bulldog
Moe. Please contribute to the charity of
your choice.
ANIKA NICOLE “NIKKI” WHITE ‘93
Departed this life on Saturday, October 24,
2015. Preceded in death by her mother
Brenda Neely White, great-grandparents
Charlie and Lela Ware, grandparents
Quillian and Dixie Upshaw, devoted and
loving grandfather William “Bubbles” Neely,
uncles Cicero Neely, Geoffrey “Bo” Neely,
and Maurice Pope, aunts Bette Neely and
Norma Alexander. Anika leaves to cherish
her memory, her devoted and loving
grandmother, Lela Neely; aunts, Lois Neely,
Christine Heard, and Jewel Smith; father,
Paul White.
IN MEMORIAM SUBMISSIONS
If you know of a Hartley alumnus who has
recently passed away, please email us at
[email protected].
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REUNION2016
Reunion Year for Classes 1961, 1966, 1971, 1976, 1981, 1986, 1991, 1996, 2001, 2006, 2011
Cheers to the Bishop Hartley
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Class of 1965
Celebrated its 50th Anniversary
1965-2015
CLASS OF 1965 50th REUNION
The Class of 1965 celebrated its 50th Hartley reunion at Jefferson Country Club on September 4 2015. 78 classmates attend.
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Class of 1961
Dates:
July 29-30, 2016
Location: July 29th at Jefferson Country Club
July 30th at Flanagans in Gahanna
Contact:
Jeff Kiener
Class of 1966
Dates:
September 2, 2016 (register by August 1, 2016)
Location: Jefferson Country Club
Contact:
www.bishophartley1966.com
Class of 1971
Date:
August 20, 2016
Location:
Bishop Hartley High School
Contact:
Randy Emrick
(Mass in the Chapel, followed by a tour of Bishop Hartley, and dinner and dancing in the gym)
Class of 2006
Contact: Maureen Iacoboni
IF YOU GRADUATED IN 1966, 1971, 1976, 1981, 1986,
1991, 1996, 2001, 2006, or 2011, contact the Bishop
Hartley Alumni Association today. We can help you and
your committee by providing contact information from our
database for members of your class. Many classes enjoy
coming back to take a tour of Hartley, and we can help
you arrange one for your group. Consider dovetailing a
reunion with a game or other Hartley Alumni Event (see
page 3 for a calendar of upcoming events.)
BHHS ALUMNI OFFICE:
Call or email today and get reconnected.
CONTACT
Michael Rahe ‘85
Associate Alumni Director
[email protected]
614-237-5421 ext 10610
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1 Two current Bishop Hartley students and a recent graduate were recently honored at the Diocese
Scout Day with the Bishop for exemplary service and commitment to their faith. Olivia George ‘17
was awarded the Red Sash of Merit from the Catholic Scouting Committee of Columbus in recognition
of her outstanding service, responsibility and leadership in Girl Scouts, her parish, school and
community. This is one of the highest religious emblems awarded to scouts in our diocese. Katherine
Croswell ‘17 and her sister Sara Croswell, member of the Class of 2015, were awarded the Spirit Alive
religious emblem and the Four Corners award. This is a high honor and rare accomplishment. Only
five scouts in the Columbus Diocese are know to have achieved this goal
2 Hartley Students Josh Heinmiller ‘16 and Ali Sommer ‘17 will be proudly representing Bishop
Hartley in the 2016 Central Ohio Regional Scholastic Art Awards Exhibition. Heinmiller had four
individual pieces as well his whole portfolio accepted into the show. Sommer had two pieces accepted
into the show. 3 Congratulations to soccer player Mitchell Bergman ‘17 on his selection to
the National Soccer Coaches of America All-Region Team. This award is presented
bi-annually to both male and female players and recognizes the top athletes in the various
multi-state regions. Ohio joins Kentucky and Indiana to comprise Region V. Because the
Ohio high school competitive season is in the fall, the players selected for All-Region are
recognized in January at the annual NSCAA Convention. To be eligible for All-Region
consideration, players first must be selected by their respective state through a recognized
coaches’ selection program. Each state is awarded a specific number of slots on the AllRegion teams based on the number of high school coaches that are current NSCAA
members. 4 Elizabeth Hudelson ‘18, performed in the Ballet Met professional production
of The Nutcracker. Hudelson was among over 200 students who auditioned for
approximately 78 positions in the production. This is not Hudelson’s first time as part of the
Nutcracker company. She has participated for several years, including playing the role of
the young Clara a few years ago. 5 Bishop Hartley High School is pleased to announce that,
Martin Gilles ‘16, has been named a Semifinalist by the National Merit Scholarship Program.
In addition, Samuel Agra ‘16, Ivra Bass ‘16, Talia Caridi ‘16, Rachel McFadden ‘16, and
Corey Stevens ‘16 have been named Commended Scholars. As a Semifinalist, Gillies will
continue in the competition for some 7400 National Merit Scholarships worth more than
$32 million. Approximately 90 percent of the Semifinalists are expected to attain Finalist
standing, and approximately half of the finalists will win a National Merit Scholarship,
earning the Merit Scholar®. 6 Bishop Hartley High School is pleased to announce that, Jonathan
Kluczynski ‘16, received the Honda-OSU Math Medal Award for the Class of 2016. The award was
presented Thursday, November 5 at Honda of America Manufacturing in Marysville. Kluczynski was
nominated for the award as the school’s best math student through the end of his junior year. In
addition to a medal and certificate, Kluczynski received a $100 gift card and is now eligible to apply for
a $3000 HPP Scholarship to the Ohio State University College of Engineering for the 2016-2017 school
year. 7 Hartley students Jacob Thompson ‘17 and Sarah Oboy ‘19 participated in this summer’s
Peletonia bike race to raise critical funds for cancer research. This was Jacob’s third year riding in
Peletonia and Sarah’s first. The students, with the help of Jacob’s younger sister, Hannah, raised an
outstanding amount of money–more than $2,700 for the James Cancer Center. Though a veteran
of the race, this year’s Peletonia ride was different for Jacob. He has historically ridden in honor or
memory of his classmates’ family members. But this year, Jacob had a more personal motivation to
ride. This year’s race was dedicated to his grandmothers. In addition, Jacob, a member of the men’s
soccer team, set a new physical goal. He challenged himself to complete the 100-mile race in less
than 6 hours. He accomplished this goal and was able to cross the finish line in tandem with his
godfather, Shaun Kniffin. Shaun lost his mother-in-law to cancer in June, making this year’s ride all
the more poignant. Sarah, a freshman soccer player, completed 25 miles in her debut Peletonia.
She dedicated her ride to her aunt who recently beat breast cancer. 8 Sophomore Madi Weldon
has been recognized by Northwestern University’s Midwest Academic Talent Search (NUMATS), a
research-validated program that utilizes above-grade-level assessment, as a means of gifted testing,
to help parents and educators better understand their students’ educational needs. NUMATS allows
eligible students to take internationally recognized tests before the grade levels at which they are
normally administered. ACT® and SAT®, designed for students in grades 11 and 12, are administered to
students in grades 6 through 9. NUMATS identifies academic ability, measures growth and connects
students to resources and opportunities for advanced students. 9 Josie Tiberi ‘19 was awarded
two $500 grants through Katie’s Krops, a youth-led initiative to start and maintain vegetable
gardens as a means to end hunger in their local communities. Josie was awarded one grant to
support her four gardens that she uses solely for donations to local food banks. In the past four
years, Josie has donated hundreds of pounds of fresh produce. The other $500 grants will be used
to support Hartley’s Victory House Garden at the Bishop Griffin Center.
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Hartley’s Facebook Page
If you haven’t visited in a while, now
is the time. The Facebook page now
includes photo albums of our Hawks in
action! Former Athletic Director Dave
Thompson has captured amazing action
shots of our athletes, and you can find
photos from recent athletic events for
ALL our fall sports. Be sure to check out
Bishop Hartley on Facebook and like our
page.
A Little Bird Told Me
Principal Mike Winters has joined the
tweet-o-sphere! Be sure to follow
him on Twitter @BishopHartley. Great
photos, entertaining quips, and timely
information can be found on Twitter so
be sure to follow @BishopHartley.
Check out our other twitter accounts,
too.
@BishopHartley (Principal Winters)
@ArtsBishop (art)
@hartleyhawks (athletics)
@hartleybaseball (baseball)
@BHHSCM (campus ministry)
@HartleyTennis (girls tennis)
@Hawks2Be (H2B club)
@HartleyBBall (boys basketball)
@TheHawks_SB (softball)
@HartleySwim (swimming)
@HartleyTF (track & field)
@WeAreHartleyVB (volleyball)
@HartleyGirlsSoc (girls soccer)
@hartleyfootball (football)
@hartleygolf (golf )
@hartleysoccer (boys soccer)
@hartleyfhockey (field hockey)
@hartleygbk (girls basketball)
@hartleycheer (cheerleading)
@hartleylacrosse (girls lacrosse)
@bhhswrestling (wrestling)
The coaches and staff manage the
Twitter feeds.
ISSUE 13
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WINTER 2015-2016
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ALWAYS A WELCOMED SIGHT!
Those entering the hallowed halls of Bishop Hartley when it opened in the fall of
1958 were greeted by a different sight than those entering today.
THEN&now
Snapshots from Yearbooks Past
FALL 1958
FALL 2015