Villa Voice Summer 2016

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SUMMER 2016
St. Ursula Villa Salutes the Class of 2016
The graduates of the Class of 2016 and the high schools they will attend:
Michael G. Abruzzo
Brooke Ann Dittman
Demetrios E. Georgiades
Justin Nicholas Manzo
Jack Sayre
St. Xavier High School
Summit Country Day School
Archbishop Moeller High School
St. Xavier High School
George Albach
Mary Jeanne Feldkamp
Archbishop McNicholas
High School
Ryan Andrew Sherman
St. Xavier High School
St. Ursula Academy
Elizabeth Leigh Hardenbergh
Caroline McCarthy
St. Ursula Academy
St. Xavier High School
Joshua Laureño Alvarez
Calvin Fleming
St. Ursula Academy
Archbishop Moeller High School
Libby Heflin
William Douglas Simpson
St. Xavier High School
Lauren Elizabeth
Meisenhelder
Bridget Marie Breissinger
Lauren Katherine Fletcher
St. Ursula Academy
St. Ursula Academy
St. Ursula Academy
Kaitlynn Marie Hilsinger
Gavin Nicholas Osterday
Austin Graham Strickland
St. Ursula Academy
Sean Michael Butkovich
Hunter Katherine Fry
St. Ursula Academy
Archbishop Moeller High School
Turpin High School
Indian Hill High School
Rachael Morgan Horst
Alexander M. Plaut
Elizabeth Jane Coleman
Patrick T. Galligan
Mt. Notre Dame High School
St. Xavier High School
Ursuline Academy
St. Xavier High School
John Patrick Ittenbach
Marlena Elise Reinhard
Mary Jessica Collins
Chloe McNally Gardner
St. Xavier High School
Seven Hills Upper School
Paul Jacobs
Erika Kimberly Wong
St. Ursula Academy
Notre Dame Academy
Hingham, MA
Cecelia Creviston
Christopher Georgiades
St. Xavier High School
Daniel James Salcido
St. Ursula Academy
Archbishop McNicholas
High School
Pierce Kreider
St. Xavier High School
Sydney Mary Wright
Summit Country Day School
Alexandra Salyer
Steven Eric Kruis
Milton High School
Atlanta, GA
Anna Elizabeth Detzel
St. Ursula Academy
St. Xavier High School
Summit Country Day School
Archbishop Moeller High School
Joseph Daniel Sullivan
St. Xavier High School
Mary Reese Talty
St. Ursula Academy
St. Ursula Academy
St. Ursula Academy
Grace Catherine Yi
St. Ursula Academy
In this Issue:
01 From the Principal’s Desk
03 Graduation Awards
05 Highlights & Happenings
08 Annual Report
From the
Principal’s Desk
14 Alumni News
Dear Friends,
Welcome to our annual Villa Voice Graduation Issue. It
is so gratifying to lead St. Ursula Villa and celebrate the
accomplishments of our graduates whose successes are the
culmination of growth and nurturing under the guidance
of our dedicated faculty. I am proud of our highlymotivated students who embrace challenge and encourage
each other to reach their highest potential.
The Class of 2016 amassed merit scholarship offers of
$976,560—a new Villa record—providing another clear
affirmation of St. Ursula Villa’s remarkable faculty and
educational offerings. Every 8th grader matriculated to
their first-choice school with most placing into honors
level or advanced classes. In the pages of this Villa Voice,
we recognize their academic accomplishments as well as
well as their awards for kindness, cooperation, leadership,
and demonstrating the Christ-centered spirit of St.
Angela Merici.
The Class of 2016 amassed
merit scholarship offers of
$976,560—a new Villa record—
providing another clear affirmation
of St. Ursula Villa’s remarkable
faculty and educational offerings.
A hallmark of a St. Ursula Villa education, year over
year, is to “send forth” young adults who are academically
and emotionally prepared for a challenging high school
experience and beyond. We know these results are due to
our faculty’s high professional standards, constant focus on
our mission, spirit of caring, and eagerness to work at the
leading edge of teaching and learning methods.
Over the past four years, my administrative team and I
have engaged with our Primary, Intermediate, and Junior
High faculty in an intensive evaluative and continuous
improvement process through the Ohio Catholic School
Accrediting Association with very positive results. In
true Villa fashion, our faculty impressed the OCSAA
External Validation Team with their complete buy-in
and involvement in the process to always improve the
educational experience at St. Ursula Villa. We internally
analyzed test scores and other data, identified our
strengths and relative weaknesses, developed academic
performance goals and assessments, measured growth,
and ultimately addressed two specific areas of
improvement.
From this process, we set an Academic Performance Goal
to focus on students’ ability to apply explicit details and
draw inferences from informational text—an increasingly
important skill in today’s world. We also set a Catholic
Identity Goal of deepening students’ understanding of
Christian virtues and demonstrating them in their
daily lives.
While my staff and I maintain our focus on school
academics, our Board of Trustees has been focusing on
our Strategic Plan. This partnership with the Board and
its committees has resulted in initiatives and programs
featured in this Villa Voice.
“The Portrait of a Graduate” on the facing page is just
one outcome from extensive efforts by Board committees
and helps define what it means to be St. Ursula Villa
graduates—shining examples of which we celebrate in this
Villa Voice.
Sincerely,
Polly Duplace, Principal
Portrait of a St. Ursula Villa Graduate
As part of St. Ursula Villa's Strategic Plan, the Board of Trustees challenged its Marketing Committee to define the
elements of a St. Ursula Villa education which contribute to each of our graduates’ well-documented success.
The predominant attributes of a Villa graduate are clearly connected to our mission as a Catholic Ursuline school to
nurture the whole child, foster academic excellence, and instill a Christ-centered commitment to society. Every aspect
of a St. Ursula Villa education, including academic and extracurricular activities, directly promotes these attributes in
every student.
This “Portrait of a St. Ursula Villa Graduate “ emerged from extensive meetings with key faculty, administration,
current and past parents, current and past board members, as well as top high school administrators who are very
familiar with our graduates during their journey through the Villa, high school, college, and beyond. Strong consensus
from these conversations resulted in consistent themes encompassing four distinct characteristics: Lifelong Learner,
Confident & Engaged Individual, Compassionate Citizen, and Respectful Advocate.
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MISSION STATEMENT St. Ursula Villa, a codeucational Catholic elementary school in the Ursuline tradition, nurtures
the whole child, fosters academic excellence, and instills a Christ-centered commitment to society.
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Class of 2016
Graduation Awards
Class of 2016
Valedictorian
Paul Jacobs earned the highest
overall grade point average in
his major subjects during the 7th
and 8th grades and delivered
the Valedictorian address at the
graduation ceremony.
Sr. Mary Oliver Award
Joe Sullivan received the Sr.
Mary Oliver Award for best
exemplifying the personal
qualities of enthusiasm,
dedication to work, a sense
of humor, and love of America –
all qualities evidenced in the
life of Sr. Mary Oliver.
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Academic Excellence
Fifteen students were recognized for academic excellence by maintaining an “A” average in their major
subjects during both 7th and 8th grades. These students are (front row, left to right) Sydney Wright, Erika
Wong, Lauren Meisenhelder. Center: Alex Salyer, Elizabeth Coleman, Caroline McCarthy, Brooke Dittman,
Marlee Reinhard, Chloe Gardner, Joshua Alvarez. Rear: Patrick Galligan, Paul Jacobs, Pierce Kreider, Christo
Georgiades, Meechi Georgiades.
Charles J. Sanker
Scholarship
The Charles J. Sanker
Scholarship to St. Ursula
Academy was awarded to
Libby Heflin because of her
exemplary character and sense
of responsibility as a student, as
well as her love for St. Ursula Villa.
Louise Helmick Award
The Louise Helmick Award
was given to Steven Kruis for
demonstrating the Christian virtues
that characterized the life of Louise
Helmick – kindness, patience,
understanding, perseverance, and
a genuine caring concern for fellow
students and human beings.
Sr. Margie Efkeman
Ursuline Identity Award
The Sr. Margie Efkeman Ursuline
Identity Award was bestowed
upon Sydney Wright for
demonstrating the Christcentered spirit of St. Angela
Merici by treating others with
respect and dignity as a child
of God.
Sons of the American Revolution Citizenship Award
Eleven students received the Sons of the American Revolution Citizenship Award for demonstrating the qualities of
dependability, cooperation, leadership, patriotism, and clean speech and habits. Front Row: Brooke Dittman, Kaitlynn
Hilsinger, Reese Talty. Second row: Steven Kruis, Rachael Horst, Meechi Georgiades, Paul Jacobs, Pierce Kreider,
Christo Georgiades, Marlee Rienhard.
The Annie and Elizabeth
Anderson Longworth
Heritage Award
Grace Yi received The Annie
and Elizabeth Anderson
Longworth Heritage Award in
recognition of student excellence
in research and writing focusing
on the influence and heritage of
Nicholas Longworth.
Jean Kennevan
Writing Award
The Jean Kennevan Writing
Award was bestowed on
Michael Abruzzo in recognition
of his creative writing efforts
and abilities.
Frank J. Dorger Award
Lauren Fletcher and Justin Manzo were given the Frank J. Dorger
Award in recognition of their exceptional leadership, cooperation,
and school spirit in sports as well as in the classroom.
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HIGHLIGHTS & HAPPENINGS
Education
The Villa Expands Educational Offerings
As a Strategic Plan initiative, St. Ursula Villa’s Board
of Trustees’ Education Committee comprehensively
catalogued the spectrum of intra- and extra-curricular
offerings available to Villa students to articulate the
richness of a Villa education as well as define potential
opportunities. This initiative has already proved to be a
valuable tool for program planning and decision-making
and affirming our current direction as a school.
We are pleased to add two enrichment programs for the
upcoming 2016-17 academic year to enhance the many
educational offerings currently in place for St. Ursula
Villa students.
The Villa welcomes new faculty
members Dr. Matt Cohen (STEM
Enrichment) and Timothy Baker
(Band and Music).
Students in 1st-6th grade will benefit from STEM
Enrichment classes with our newest faculty member
Dr. Matt Cohen. Dr. Cohen will utilize our STEM lab
space in a dynamic new way as he develops students’
abilities to apply logic and develop critical thinking skills
in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, and
Math. The STEM curriculum will feature hands-on
learning through computer programming and coding
while incorporating activities such as reverse engineering,
virtual and augmented reality, and robotics. STEM
Enrichment will rotate on a specialty class schedule
with Outdoor Education, adding another very distinctive
learning experience to St. Ursula Villa’s programs.
Dr. Cohen earned his PhD in Educational Studies and
M.Ed. in Curriculum & Instruction from the University of
Cincinnati, is credentialed as an Ohio Master Teacher, and
certified as a Gifted Intervention Specialist. Most recently,
Dr. Cohen helped establish and taught at the Cincinnati
Gifted Academy in Hyde Park and is excited to now bring
STEM Enrichment classes to St. Ursula Villa where he is a
current Villa parent with his wife Dr. Natalie Geier, member
of the Villa Class of '97. Dr. Cohen says, “I am very pleased
to have this opportunity, and teaching at St. Ursula Villa is a
great fit for my entire family!”
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Dr. Cohen demonstrates computer circuitry at Camp Villa’s Code-Make-TinkerPlay-STEAM Camp. "STEAM" includes Art and Design with STEM.
The Villa’s strong Fine Arts and Music programs currently
feature Art and General Music weekly for students in
preschool through Junior High. These learning experiences
will become even more robust as we expand our Music
curriculum to include electives of Choir or Band within
the scheduled school day. Band instrument options will
include flute, clarinet, alto saxophone, trumpet, and
trombone. Students in 4th through 6th grades will select
Band or Choir; Junior High students will have electives of
Band/Percussion, Choir, or Guitar.
We are pleased to welcome Timothy
Baker to St. Ursula Villa’s faculty as
Band and Music teacher. Mr. Baker
earned his Bachelor of Music Education
from Miami University, has an Ohio
Multi-Age Music Teaching License,
and most recently was Band Instructor/
General Music Teacher at Lakota Local
Schools. Mr. Baker’s background includes years of various
teaching and performing experiences: he has directed
marching bands, played drums in performing bands, and
taught private music lessons.
Mr. Baker comments, “I am very excited to be part of
the music staff at St. Ursula Villa. I am looking forward
to introducing band to the students this year. It should
be fun and rewarding for all.”
HIGHLIGHTS & HAPPENINGS
Faith
Virtues in Practice Introduced at The Villa
Villa students will grow closer to Jesus by imitating
His life and virtues through our new Virtues in Practice
program. Virtues in Practice will help students gain a
deeper familiarity with virtues associated with Jesus’ life
and learn more about saints who exemplify those virtues.
Students in Kindergarten through Junior High will focus
on a different virtue—such as mercy or gratitude—and
participate in grade-level, age-appropriate lessons related
to the particular saint who models that virtue. Virtues
in Practice will provide another layer to St. Ursula Villa
students’ spiritual development, adding to current school
programs such as Service Learning which naturally
incorporates discussion of compassion and generosity,
among other virtues, into the students’ projects. Chapel
masses will provide additional worship opportunities to
celebrate saints and how they modeled Jesus in their lives.
Ms. Laura Riehle, our Ursuline Campus Minister, will
implement Virtues in Practice as part of St. Ursula Villa’s
Religion curriculum, an outcome of our Catholic Identity
Goals through the accreditation process. Ms. Riehle
explains that the natural tie-in from our Ursuline
identity to the Virtues in Practice program is “Angela
Merici’s Christ-centered spirituality…. Angela wanted
people to come to know Jesus Christ. The virtues that
Jesus lived in His life shone through individual saints
who followed Jesus. Each saint that lived showed us
something about Jesus.”
Virtues in Practice will be taught through a spiraling
curriculum, an educational approach that introduces
key concepts to students at a young age and covers these
concepts repeatedly with increasing degrees of complexity
to reinforce previous learning. Every three years, Virtues
in Practice will focus on the same virtues in greater depth
with new saints introduced as further models of those
virtues. The program covers twenty-seven virtues and
saints through the three-year cycle, with activities ranging
from journaling and self-reflection to illustrating a story
of the saint’s life.
“The Virtues in Practice lessons
provide another way for Villa
children to grow in their faith
and positively impact our school
community on a daily basis.”
PRINCIPAL POLLY DUPLACE
Villa faculty will participate in professional development
sessions during the 2016-17 academic year to prepare
for a program roll-out in 2017-18. When implemented,
students will study a specific virtue each month as part of
a larger school focus on demonstrating that virtue in their
daily lives. Principal Polly Duplace says, “The Virtues in
Practice lessons provide another way for Villa children
to grow in their faith and positively impact our school
community on a daily basis.”
Focusing on our Ursuline heritage, the Villa will study St. Ursula and St. Angela Merici on their Feast Days and study other saints such as St. Francis of Assisi and St. Francis Xavier
throughout the year.
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HIGHLIGHTS & HAPPENINGS
Community
Villabration: March Madness!
bar food was provided by Funky’s Catering, thanks to
Michael Forgus (parent to Rachel ’03 and Leah ’04), and
kicked off by a “tailgate” in the MPR courtyard featuring
craft beers and Villa Family Cellars wine tastings.
Honorary Chairs Dan and Ann Salcido, proud parents
of five St. Ursula Villa graduates (Alyssa ’04, Marie ’07,
John ’09, Claire ’13, and Daniel ’16), encouraged spirited
bidding and thanked attendees, volunteers, donors, and
sponsors for making the event a huge success.
Ann and Dan Salcido enthusiastically served as Honorary Chairs.
This year’s Villabration marked 40 years of fun and
fundraising to benefit St. Ursula Villa’s outstanding
educational programs. On Saturday, March 19th, a soldout crowd gathered on campus sporting their favorite
team’s apparel while bidding on one-of-a-kind sportsthemed Live and Silent Auction offerings. Gourmet sports
Arts, Music, Fellowship, and Fun at Gino
DiMario Benefit
Hundreds of St. Ursula Villa students, families, and
friends gathered for the 12th Annual Gino DiMario Birthday
Benefit and Spring Concert and Art Show in May. After
sharing a casual dinner on the Manor House lawn, Villa
families and friends enjoyed student musical performances
and artwork displayed in the Manor House and MPR.
Proceeds from this very special event allow St. Ursula
Villa to continue providing creative and inspiring cultural
opportunities for our students while at the same time
honoring Villa student Gino DiMario’s life and love
of the arts.
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This fun event raised over $215,000 through Silent and
Live Auctions which included a Special Appeal generating
$27,600 to “light up the campus” with enhanced internet
and wi-fi to accommodate St. Ursula Villa’s rapidly-increasing
educational tech offerings. Special thanks to Huntington
Bank and HCS Foundation, our Event Sponsors.
ST. URSULA VILLA ANNUAL REPORT
From the Board of
Trustees Chair
Dear Villa Family and Friends,
I always look forward to the Villa
Voice annual Graduation Issue
as a celebration of our graduates’
accomplishments. It reminds all of us
why we choose to be part of the St.
Ursula Villa community. Each of our
students uniquely succeeds because
our administration and faculty
are passionate about every child’s
education. My role on the Board of
Trustees, along with my colleague
trustees, is to support and play an
advisory role on a strategic level.
While Polly Duplace and her
talented faculty focus on the school’s
continuous improvement through
our accreditation process, our Board
of Trustees has been working on a
parallel track with our Strategic Plan
to ensure that our mission is being
realized, our faculty is supported
and nurtured, our communications
are open and effective, and our
enrollment is robust.
The Strategic Plan helps warrant
that St. Ursula Villa continues to
provide the values—and value—for
our community and remain at the
forefront of education now and into
the future.
Our donors play a key in role in
keeping St. Ursula Villa at that
forefront. Concurrent with our nowcomplete Foundation for a Lifetime
building campaign, generous donors
contributed additional resources
which allowed us to establish an
endowment fund to help sustain our
school’s firm financial footing. The
endowment fund’s principal balance
will remain intact while the interest
generated from it will be used to help
support strategic goals of the school.
Our Investment Advisory Committee
has established a sound investment
policy statement governing the
endowment on a day-to-day basis.
The goals of the endowment are
to provide some spending ability
along with continuing growth and
protection of principal.
So far, the endowment is directed
to financial aid and programming,
thanks to a pledge by the Ursulines
of Cincinnati and to generous funding
from the Annie W. and Elizabeth M.
Anderson Foundation. Our longerterm strategic goal is to grow our
endowment to fund specialty and
enrichment programs, professional
development, and increased financial
aid through planned gifts including
bequests, life insurance policy
proceeds, and annuities. We welcome
your participation!
On behalf of St. Ursula Villa’s Board
of Trustees and Administration,
faculty, and students, I thank each
of you who have contributed to our
school’s success. You help make the
Villa an outstanding educational
community and one of which I am
proud to be a member.
With gratitude,
Steve Ortner, Board Chair
Financial Report
Misc: .7%
Government: 7%
Fundraising:
6.4%
Physical Plant: 10.8%
Debt
Service: 5.4%
St. Ursula Villa
Board of Trustees
2015-16
Academic Year
Instructional
Expenses: 7.5%
Fees: 4.4%
Administrative
Expenses: 4.2%
Net Tuition: 81.4%
Instructional
Salaries: 42.8%
Benefits/
Taxes: 17.8%
Non-instructional
Salaries: 11.6%
Operating Revenue
Tuition
Tuition Allowances
Net Tuition
Fees
Fundraising
Misc.
Government
TOTAL REVENUE
Operating Expenses
$4,472,751.08 Instructional Salaries
$2,237,869.12
$(286,751.00)
Non-instructional Salaries $604,102.56
$4,186,000.08
Benefits/Taxes$931,015.56
$228,575.00 Administrative Expenses $221,601.17
$328,546.37
Instructional Expenses
$389,804.17
$38,037.09 Physical Plant
$565,314.61
$360,591.19 Debt Service
$280,242.82
$5,141,749.73
Restricted Endowment
Funds as of 6/30/16:
$486,189.63
TOTAL EXPENSE
$5,229,950.16
Steve Ortner, Chair
Kathy Blum
Chip Gerhardt
Matt Iacobucci
Beth Jones
Paul Loechle
Ralph Nardini
Judy O’Donnell
Dick Paulsen
Dan Scullin
Jody Sedler
Shannon Stautberg
Linnell Sullivan
Madhu Vrishabhendra
Kevin Jones, Emeritus
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ST. URSULA VILLA ANNUAL REPORT
Honor Roll of Donors
St. Ursula Villa’s success is due to the deep dedication and investment by many in our community including our donors
who support St. Ursula Villa’s educational mission. We proudly publish the names of the following donors who made financial
contributions during the 2015-16 academic year (fiscal year ending June 30, 2016) to our Annual Fund, Foundation for a
Lifetime campaign, Villabration, Gino DiMario Fine Arts Fund, and other initiatives.
St. Angela Merici Society
We are extremely grateful to these St. Angela Merici Society donors whose leadership gifts to St. Ursula Villa
enable the Villa to provide the highest quality education for every Villa student.
Major Benefactors
$5,000 & above
Todd and Elsa Abruzzo
Brian and Ann Albach
Althea Aquino
Chris and Kelly Beatty
Eric and Ellen Breissinger
Trent and Shannon Compton
John and Lisa Connelly
Bill and Paige DeBuys
John and Kathy Desmond
Jeff and Jeanne Feldkamp
Nick and Adrienne Fucito
Sean and Colleen Fullen
Michael and Kara Graham
Rick and Kari Hall
Joel and Kathy Handorf
Dan and Courtney Hass
HCS Foundation
Scott and Jami Hefren
Home City Ice
Huntington National Bank
Matt and Val Iacobucci
Ken and Emily Kreider
Bill and Jen Martin
L&L Nippert Charitable
Foundation
Ortner Family Foundation
Chris and Beth Pollock
Steve and Cathy Rabe
Thad and Lisa Reinhard
Michael and Shaune Rueve
Michael and Christine Ryan
Johnathan and Susan Salyer
Chris and Nancy Sayre
Greg and Val Schube
Dan and Becky Scullin
Ted and Jody Sedler
Tom and Genny Sedler
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Matt and Shannon Stautberg
Chuck and Kathi Stevens
Paul and Linnell Sullivan
Ursulines of Cincinnati
Brian and Jessica Vaughan
Dan and Isla Vogelpohl
Madhu and Leela Vrishabhendra
The Williams Foundation
Chip and Abby Workman
David Workman
Leadership Level
$2,500 - $4,999
Stephen and Amanda Baldwin
Pete and Chris Bernhard
Kevin and Sharon Birkett
Susan Blum
Nate and Anne Carlson
Chang and Mindy Cho
Michael and Karen Cronan
Chris and Dee Dirksing
Dylan and Elise Fager
Steve and Ruth Fleming
Chip and Jane Gerhardt
Eric and Karen Haberthier
George and Shasta Haddad
Andy and Melanie Head
Gary and Dana Heflin
Alexis and Isabelle
Huyghues-Despointes
Scott and Lisa Jennings
Kevin and Michelle Jones
Kevin and Emma Kirwin
Emerson and Peggy Knowles
Ryan and Gina Kyte
Steve and Kelly Lower
Steve and Jodi Mahon
Patrick and Molly Marburger
Jim and Christy McCarthy
Russell and Kerry Mock
Emerson and Mitzie Moser
Bill and Morgan Mulvihill
Jim and Barb Neyer
Brian and Sheila Oeder
John and Dawn Paquette
Dick and Joanie Paulsen
Terry and Kate Rath
Paul and Ann Roepke
Doug and Ellen Rohs
Tony and Julie Rojas
Michael Roney and
Courtney Stables
Craig and Lisa Rowitz
Dan and Ann Salcido
Trey and Lisa Savage
Mike and Ann Steines
Rob and Rebecca Strub
Mike and Bridget Witzeman
Honor Level
$1,000 - $2,499
Eric and Shanon Anderle
Tim and Wendy Bankes
Matt and Laine Barresi
Todd and Lesley Bayer
Denny and Kate Beyer
Brian and Gretchen Bolan
Jeremy and Laura Borsky
Bill and Kendra Broderick
Bain and Nadia Butcher
Michael and Elizabeth Caudill
Randy and Linda Chavez
Jim and Kim Ciesick
Jim and Bonnie Coleman
Ian and Cindy Collins
Brian and Melissa Cowles
Bill and Julia Creviston
Charles and Mary Anne Cronan
David and Kristina Crowley
Paul and Misti DeNicolo
Gus and Phyllis Doulaveris
Dualite Sales & Service
Al and Lauren Early
Drew and Marianne Emmert
Dan and Stephanie Ferris
David and Deb Fletcher
Leigh and Julia Fox
Mark and Kate Foxbower
Kathleen Galligan
Thom and Lucille Gerdes
Government Strategies Group
Mary Dean Grote
Andrew and Kristin Guest
Craig and Blake Gustafson
Kent and Christy Halaby
Emma Hartkemeier
Ted and Ali Heffernan
Mark and Renee Heidrich
Martin and Mary Herrington
Craig and Janice Hilsinger
Ryan and Holly Holte
John and Diane Hopper
Chris and Meg Hopple
Hyde Park Pediatric Dentistry
Rick and Ginger Ittenbach
Chris and Rita Jacobs
John and Sophie Jennewein
Casey and Beth Jones
Brian and Lauren Kaeppner
P.J. and Kelly Katien
John and Michelle Keating
Nick and Margarita Keithley
David and Mary Kelley
Monica Kindt and Rob Goering
Jeff and Erin Klein
Zorya and Lauren Kluska
Ryan and JJ Knight
Eric and Alexis Krulcik
Ken and Lori Kuhn
Great care was taken in the preparation of these lists. We apologize for any error and ask that you please contact our Advancement Office
at (513) 533-7374 so that we may correct our records. We thank you for your involvement and generosity.
ST. URSULA VILLA ANNUAL REPORT
Honor Level, cont'd
Geoff and Tessa Kuzio
LaRosa’s Beechmont, Anderson
& Amelia
LaRosa’s, Inc.
Kevin and Joyce Leahy
Chris and Ann Linck
Brad and Monica McPeek
Monica Mehta
John Meisenhelder
Toby and Jen Merchant
Midland Atlantic
Adam and Rachel Miller
Brion and Rebecca Moran
Dan and Debbie Motz
Matt and Cathy Murphy
Mike and Kate O’Grady
Ohio Valley Electrical Services
Steve and Cindy Ortner
Bryan and Karina Osterday
Jack and Kit Overbeck
Steve and Kit Perez
Tom and Colleen Plaut
Bryan and Michelle Preston
Clark and Dina Reinhard
Chris and Amy Roberts
Rolling Hills Hospitality
Rick and Marta Runnels
Andy and Kristian Scarpitti
Marc and Beth Sebens
Matthew and Natalie Selker
Todd and Karen Shaffer
Shan Siddiqui and Aisha Khurshid
Jake and Gina Sieving
Jeff and Tiffany Vollmer
Jane Welling
Ian and Johanna Wilt
Jason and Annie Wittekind
Pete and Miranda Wong
David and Holly Woprice
Michael and Christine Yi
Mark and Jane Silvers
Squire Patton Boggs
Bob and Nancy Stautberg
Michael and Kathleen Stenger
Ashley and Emily Supinger
Coby and Jenn Sweeney
Jim and Mary Thacker
VIOX Services
Linnell and Paul Sullivan:
Paul Michael – Class of ’10, Joseph – Class of ‘16, Kate – Class of ‘20
What impact do you
want to have?
Alexis Krulcik, Chris Linck, and Ann Linck enjoy cocktails at our annual St.
Angela Merici Society Christmas Party.
Annual Fund Co-Chair Kate Rath and Andy Scarpitti celebrate the season and
St. Ursula Villa at the St Angela Merici Society Christmas Party.
As past chairs of the recent Foundation for a Lifetime Campaign,
Paul and Linnell Sullivan are excited to see the Villa moving
forward. "With the new facilities and upgrades behind us, we
can focus on future Villa students through endowment to build
upon our strengths in academics, whole child development, arts,
music, and outdoor education. Families have the ability to support
the Villa in a targeted way through legacy gifts and planning. We
personally are considering a gift to the Villa endowment through
our own estate planning. We invite you to join us in this effort and
help the Villa achieve its next chapter of success well beyond us
and our children.”
Learn more about making St. Ursula Villa a
part of your estate planning strategy. Contact
Diane Hopper in the Advancement Office at
(513) 533-7374 or [email protected]
for a confidential conversation.
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Member
$500 - $999
Albach, Wells, Dauer Group
at Morgan Stanley
Alpine Valley
Asset Advisory Group
Jeff and Liz Becker
Rich and Emily Bevis
Mono and Deepa Bhattacharya
Mary Lyn Blase
Scott and Katie Blomer
Branch Banking and Trust
Kris and Kirsten Brandenburg
Chris and Toye Cavanaugh
John and Heather Chamberlain
Scott and Nicole Chimento
Timothy and Clara Chlon
Courtesy Chevrolet
Mike and Katie Cousino
Ryan and Shannon Cox
Vito and Jen Damiano
William and Emily Davis
Jody and Diane Detzel
Jeff and Kim Dietz
Paul and Amy DiMario
Suzy Dorward
Polly Duplace
Ian and Mary Lee Edwards
The Raymond and Rita Foos
Family Charitable Foundation
James and Elizabeth Gain
Carter and Stephanie Gaither
Rodney and Vallie Geier
Peri and Cheri Georgiades
Christina Guggenberger
George and Judy Guju
Keith and Jessica Hall
Mark and Sue Hardenbergh
Martin and Michele Hardrick
Drew and Sara Hicks
Peter and Kassey Hiltz
David and Karen Hoquet
Hyde Park Wealth
Management
Ryan and Megan Hymore
Angela Jarczyk
KMK Law
Brian and Amber Kincaid
Matt and Lauren Kitchen
Chris and Karolyn Kritikos
Dick and Margaret Kuck
Nick and Emilie LaRosa
Andrew and Lindy Laurence
Dick and Sally LeBlond
Drew and Carrie Lichter
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Ermano and Joanie Manzo
MCM CPAs & Advisors
Michael Middleton
Mark and Lisa Morse
Ralph and Sandra Nardini
Jeff and Missy Nelson
Ken Neyer Plumbing, Inc.
Doug and Amanda Nienaber
Ohio Arts Council
Susan Olberding
Andrew and Alandra Parchman
Parson Bishop Services
Bimal and Nirvana Patel
Ann Paugh
John and Marsha Payton
Kelly Ann Perry
Ryan and Kelly Postlewaite
Pure Concept Salon, Inc.
Quantum Force Consulting
R. J. Beischel Building Company
Jeff and Lisa Rockenfield
Mike and Kristen Schlotman
Jason and Becky Shields
Stagnaro Distributing
Joe and Lisa Stegbauer
Ryan and Lisa Stover
Mike and Gina Strickland
Bill and Gail Strietmann
Scott and Emily Stubbins
Steve and Michelle Tebeau
James Thacker DDS, LLC
David and Kristy Thomas
David and Margie Tondow
Byron and Nancy Trapp
Wendy Travis
U.S. Bank
Michael and Moira Veech
Mike and Melissa Veith
Venetia Systems
Todd and Mary Rita Washburn
Chris and Anne Marie Wessel
Roger and Rita Williams
Joe and Lisa Wolfer
Jake and Amy Wolfer
Allen and Donna Zaring
John and Peggy Zink
Contributor
Up to $499
Ted and Becky Altenau
Brian and Liah Alvarez
Mike and Ioana Annis
Andy and Linda Argo
Kent and Susan Arnold
Kevin and Michelle Atwell
Barnes Dennig & Company, Ltd.
Charles and Cynthia Baylis
Marty Beaver
Joe and Leah Beckman
Jay and Carol Beech
Jacquie Berting
John and Cynthia Bismayer
Jeannine Blatt
Brighton Capital Partners
Traci Butrum
Steve and Betsy Bybee
Shawn and Nicole Byerly
Tor and Sharon Carter
Dan and Jessie Cassady
Carlos and Carla Cheng
Monica Clark
Natalie and Matt Cohen
Commerce Bank
Percy and Sheila Conley
Thomas Connor
Meg Coogan
Lucy Crane
Kevin Cross
Jessica Cross
Chip and Niki Cutter
Dale Day
Bob and Holly Debuys
Chris and Fran DiBattista
Pam Dillion
Joseph and Debbie DiMario
Michael and Sharron DiMario
John and Sarah Domaschko
Debbie Dorward
Jamie and Julie Doxsey
Debbie Dryden
Darrel and Jackie Dunker
Todd and Vanessa Egle
Bill and Debbie Ellis
Bobby and Fran Emami
Jason and Theresa Faulkner
Joe and Amy Feldkamp
Kathy Finkbeiner
Tammy Fisher
Mark and Susan Friedman
Andrew Gaffney
Joe Gagliardo
Maria Gagliardo
Arthur J. Gallagher
Maureen Galligan
Brian and Jenny Gardner
Karen Geiger
Shawn and Fran Gilreath
Amy Giniewski
Andy and Lisa Goettsch
Chuck and Sue Grandy
Adam and Stephanie Grandy
Thomas and Mary Hagedorn
Beth Hake
Dennis and Fran Halaby
Susan Hall
Jessica Harding
Becky Hardy
Kyle and Angela Hawley
Mike and Chrissy Hazenfield
Holly Heekin
Heidelberg Distributing Company
Art and Shawn Helmicki
Kristin Henderson
Mark and Michelle Herring
Marilyn Heskamp
Jim and Tami Hochwalt
Mollie Horan
Doug and Diana Horst
Matt and Jen Howland
Paul and Julie Hudepohl
Tim and Seana Hue
Andrea Hull
Michael Humbert
Ben and Tanya Hurst
Holly Jackson
Mark and Karen Jahnke
Jancoa
Sara Jeck
Tim and Jacki Jenkins
Greg and Carolyn Jodrey
Jacob and Abby Johnson
Mark and Jitka Kegelman
Warren and Cathy Keith
Sandra Kelley
Joshua and Meredith Koch
Graham and Becky Krausser
Kathy Krieger
Marianne Krismer
Josh and Jeri Kubicki
Drew and Lea Lachey
Lintech Electronics
Paul and Susan Loechle
Charlotte Loflin
Wally and Christine Lynch
Mike and Cameron MacConnell
Mike and Joeliene Magoto
Dana and Scottie Maier
Kaitlyn Malik
Ty and Anita Martin
Brenda McCann
Bill and Jane McCarthy
Robert and Deneen McGarvey
Miranda Meek
Jamie Meisenhelder
Angie Meisman
ST. URSULA VILLA ANNUAL REPORT
Contributor, cont’d
Donna Messerle
Midwest Ad Specialties
Caroline Miller
Andrea Moeder
Jill Moormann
Rebecca Morena
Chris and Amanda Neumann
Danielle Newman
Ed and Judy O’Donnell
Hugh and Cyndi O’Donnell
Don and Mary Lee Olinger
Chris Orr
Rob and Nancy Ortner
Berthold and Dawn Pembaur
John and Rita Picton
Greg and Deepa Pinter
Sean and Cathy Plummer
Gunnar Pohlman
Maripat Price
Priority 1 Construction
Services Inc.
Max and Jennifer Qotb
Ashley Rabe
Liam and Katie Randall
Marty Rethlake
Layne Richardson
Laura Riehle
Roberta Roberts
Tim Rogers and
Jennifer Smith Rogers
Maggie Rosch
Joe and Nicole Rouse
John and Peg Ruppert
Maggie Sahms
Eddie and Shelly Salter
Caitlin Sanders
TJ and Annabelle Sandker
Vaishali Sarbhoy
Tricia Scherer
Jim Schiff
Gayle Schwartz
Drew and Edwige Seery
Mark Sexton and Associates
Mike and Michele Sherman
Patrick and Carrie Shiels
Rich and Jeannie Shurmer
John and Denise Siegel
Scott and Sarah Simon
Lynn Simons
Greg and Michelle Simpson
Ken and Kathy Skau
Steve and Melissa Skavlem
Jerod and Catherine Smith
Dodd Smith
Tim and Michele Stamper
Peter and Lee Stautberg
Sarah Strietmann
Greg and Kristine Sturgeon
Pierre and Morgan Sutter
Missy Talty
David and Ann Marie Thornton
David and Karen Turner
Olivier Tylka
Seshu and Shruthi Venkatesh
Ginny Verdin
VSWC Architects
Jean Walker
Jeff and Elvira Wampler
Alan and Lauren Wang
Doug and Michele Watts
Kent Wellington
Paul Wenker
Ellie Wilke
Charlie and Maureen Williams
Maureen Wilson
Gail Wolfe
Jason and Jessica Wood
Todd Wright
Brad and Felicia Wymore
Chris and Andrea Zahumensky
Gifts In-Kind
Gifts in-kind save St. Ursula
Villa expenses of materials,
services, and labor in achieving
our mission. We appreciate
the following in-kind donors of
goods and services.
Dualite Sales & Service
Scott Hefren
Home City Ice
JTM
Chris Jacobs
Michelle Jones
Peerless Printing
Print Management
Caylie Runnels
Matching Gifts
We appreciate the following
companies who contributed
employer matching funds,
greatly increasing the impact
of their employee’s donations.
This tremendous benefit has
resulted in doubling or even
tripling the impact of a donor’s
giving.
Anthem – Dollars for Doers
Bank of America
BNY Mellon Community
Partnership
Duke Energy Foundation
Express Scripts Foundation
Fidelity Foundation
General Electric Foundation
Google
KAO Brands
Macy’s Foundation
Morgan Stanley
Northwestern Mutual
Takeda Pharmaceuticals USA
TRUiST
Wells Fargo
U.S.Bank Foundation
Annual Fund donors contributed a total
of $213,424 with an unprecedented 84%
participation from our current families, and
100% participation from our faculty and staff.
This year, families and friends joined in the
national #GivingTuesday initiative, and shared
their “selfies” explaining why they contribute.
The Annual Fund enables the Villa to provide
stellar faculty, enrichment opportunities like
Outdoor Education, and differentiated instruction
to meet the needs of each student.
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Villabration 2016
Villa parents enjoyed dinner and Live Auction in the Multi-Purpose Room.
St. Ursula Villa is grateful to the following individuals, businesses, and organizations who donated auction items, contributed to
class projects, hosted parties, or brought in other resources to guarantee a successful event.
45/46 Fine Men’s Apparel
5/3 Bank
ADEX/Joe Rickard
Alpine Valley Pure Services
Eric & Shanon Anderle
Michael & Ioana Annis
Aurthur’s Cafe
Stephen & Amanda Baldwin
Bar Louie Oakley Station
Todd & Lesley Bayer
Charles & Cynthia Baylis
Pete & Christine Bernhard
Martin Beaver
Jacquie Berting
Susan Blum
BOCA
Brian & Gretchen Bolan
SUV Boosters
Jeremy & Laura Borsky
Bain & Nadia Butcher
Nate & Anne Carlson
Carrabba’s
Dan & Jessie Cassady
Cedar Trace Golf Club
John & Heather Chamberlain
Randy & Linda Chavez
ChemEd Corporation
Cherry Grove Lanes
Children’s Theatre of
Cincinnati
China Gourmet
Chang & Mindy Cho
ChristopherMarcus Salon
Jim & Kim Ciesick
Cincinnati Ballet
Cincinnati Facial Plastic
Surgery
Cincinnati Hills Animal Clinic
Cincinnati Museum Center
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati Sand Volleyball
Cincinnati Zoo
Ian & Cindy Collins
John & Lisa Connelly
Meg Coogan
COSI
Courtesy Automotive
Courtyard by Marriott
Rookwood
Covent Garden Florist
Michael & Karen Cronan
David & Kristina Crowley
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Chip & Niki Cutter
Darren & Company Salon
Bill & Paige deBuys
Paul & Misti DeNicolo
Designer Lofts
John & Kathy Desmond
Dewey’s Pizza
Jeff & Kim Dietz
Dilly. Bistro, Bar & Bottle Shop
Chris & Dee Dirksing
Gus & Phyllis Doulaveris
Dualite Sales & Service
Polly Duplace
Dutch’s
Al & Lauren Early
Eddie Lane’s Diamond
Ian & Mary Lee Edwards
Debbie Ellis
Dylan & Elise Fager
Jeff & Jeanne Feldkamp
Dan & Stephanie Ferris
Mark Friedman
Friend of the Villa
Nick & Adrienne Fucito
Sean & Colleen Fullen
Funky’s Catering
Gameworks
Brian & Jenny Gardner
Chip & Jane Gerhardt
Amy Giniewski
Grace Kerr Orthodontics
Graeter’s
Gary & Kelly Gries
Andrew & Kristin Guest
Christina Guggenberger
George & Shasta Haddad
Beth Hake
Kent Halaby
Rick & Kari Hall
Hand & Stone Massage
and Facial Spa
Mark & Sue Hardenbergh
Greg Harris
Dan & Courtney Hass
Andy & Melanie Head
Ted & Ali Heffernan
Gary & Dana Heflin
Heidelberg Distributing
Mark & Renee Heidrich
Peter & Kassey Hiltz
John & Diane Hopper
Matt & Jen Howland
HP Inc.
Tim & Seana Hue
Matt & Val Iacobucci
Rick & Ginger Ittenbach
Holly Jackson
Seshu Venkatesh &
Shruthi Jagdish
Sara Jeck
Jeffrey R. Anderson Company
Jen Mantle Garden Design
Scott & Lisa Jennings
Abby Johnson
Casey & Beth Jones
Kevin & Michelle Jones
Warren & Cathy Keith
David & Mary Kelley
Ken Neyer Plumbing
Paul Kenny
Monica Kindt & Rob Goering
Kings Island
Kevin Kirwin
Zorya & Lauren Kluska
KMK Law
Knickers of Hyde Park
Ryan & JJ Knight
Krispy Kreme
Chris & Karolyn Kritikos
Kroger
Kuhl’s Hot Sportspot
Geoff & Tessa Kuzio
Ryan & Gina Kyte
Drew & Lea Lachey
Nick & Emilie LaRosa
LaRosa’s Amelia, Anderson &
Mt. Washington
Learning Connections
John Lechleiter
Dan & Julie Lincoln
Charlotte Loflin
Zach & Becca Logan
Stephen & Kelly Lower
Luckman Coffee Company
Macy’s
Madtree Brewing Company
Kaitlyn Malik
Ermano & Joan Manzo
Pat & Molly Marburger
Jen Martin
Brad & Monica McPeek
Mellow Mushroom
Toby & Jen Merchant
Mike’s Carwash
Adam & Rachel Miller
Caroline Miller
Andrea Moeder
Morgan’s Canoe
Nicana Beads
Doug & Amanda Nienaber
Brian & Sheila Oeder
Bryan & Karina Osterday
Outback Steakhouse
Bimal & Nirvana Patel
Paycor
John & Marsha Payton
Peek Of Chic
Pelican’s Reef
The Pet Spot
The Plastic Surgery Group
Steve & Kit Perez
Prestige AV & Creative
Services
Maripat Price
Print Management
ProSource
Pure Barre Cincinnati
Pure Concept Salon & Spa
Max & Jennifer Qotb
Terry & Kate Rath
Recreations Outlet
Reds Hall of Fame
and Musuem
Thad & Lisa Reinhard
Rejuve Cosmetic &
Wellness Center
Richter & Phillips
Ken & Barb Rinehart
Riverbend Music Center
Chris & Amy Roberts
Rodan + Fields
Paul & Ann Roepke
Tim Rogers
Doug & Ellen Rohs
Nicole Rouse
Craig & Lisa Rowitz
Michael & Shaune Rueve
Rick & Marta Runnels
Saks Fifth Avenue
Salon LA
Eddie & Shelly Salter
Caitlyn Sanders
Sara Benjamin’s
Vaishali Sarbhoy
Trey & Lisa Savage
Scallywag Tag
Tricia Scherer
Dan & Becky Scullin
Ted & Jody Sedler
Matthew & Natalie Selker
Servatii’s Anderson
Karen Shaffer
Shellates Studio
Mike & Michele Sherman
Patrick & Carrie Shiels
Jeannie Shurmer
St. Ursula Villa
Michele Stamper
Sterling Cut Glass
Scott & Emily Stubbins
David Sullivan
Paul & Linnell Sullivan
Coby & Jenn Sweeney
Steve & Michelle Tebeau
David & Kristy Thomas
Three French Hens
Tire Discounters
Byron & Nancy Trapp
Twigs and Vines
Ulmer’s Auto Care
Valenti Salon and Spa
Mike & Moira Veech
Mike & Melissa Veith
Bill Verbryke, SJ
Vine Hill Farm, LLC
Dan & Isla Vogelpohl
Jeff Vollmer
VPO
Madhu & Leela Vrishabhendra
Doug & Michele Watts
Ann Welling
Chris & Anne Wessel
Ellie Wilke
Jason & Annie Wittekind
Jake & Amy Wolfer
Joe & Lisa Wolfer
David & Holly Woprice
Chip & Abby Workman
Brad & Felicia Wymore
Xavier University Athletics
Yogi & Leah Yagodich
Michael & Christine Yi
Z Blowout LLC
Allen & Donna Zaring
Alumni News
1977
Vincent Weseli is Senior Director at Convergys Analytics
in Downtown Cincinnati and lives in Greenhills, OH. He
and his wife Liz have three boys, all of whom graduated
from St. Xavier High School. One is a graduate of Miami
University and the other two are currently at the
University of Cincinnati.
2008
2000
Shawn (Kelley) Gibson is working at Kroger
headquarters. She has been married for four years
and recently had a baby, Emmett Andrew.
2001
Leslie (Albert) Whitford earned a B.A. from Hanover
College and a Master of Library and Information Science
(MLIS) from Kent State University. Leslie has just
accepted the position of Library Media Specialist at
Mother of Mercy High School in Cincinnati for the
2016-17 school year.
2002
Robert “Bobby”
McElroy graduated from
Loyola University
Chicago in 2010 with a
degree in Critical English
Theory. After teaching
English in Wuhan, Hubei,
Pictured with his father Bob
China for one year, he moved McElroy (left)
to Kunming, Yunnan, China
for several years and learned to read and write Mandarin
Chinese. While in Kunming, Rob helped companies
communicate with their Chinese partners and also sourced
organic coffee from the lower Himalayas and SE Asia. He
now works as a Sourcing Manager at Totes Isotoner in
West Chester, OH.
2003
two years at a private school in Gainesville, FL teaching
middle school English and coaching high school swimming,
then taught for eighteen months at a one-to-one school in
San Jose, CA and continued to coach swimming. Michelle
and her husband Derek were married on October 10, 2015,
currently reside in Seattle, and are expecting twin girls in
September 2016.
Michelle (Kimutis) Drayer
graduated from Miami
University in 2011 with a
B.S. in English Education
and minors in Spanish and
Latin American Studies and
“spent five months subbing
at my alma maters - SUV
and SUA.” Michelle spent
Tori Mahon graduated Summa Cum
Laude from Vanderbilt University in 2016
with a degree in Engineering and is joining
Deloitte Management Consulting in its
Atlanta Office.
Madeline Shanahan graduated from Tulane University
in 2016 and will attend The Ohio State University Moritz
College of Law this fall as a classmate of Max Williams.
Max Williams graduated
from University of North
Carolina, just returned from
a trip to Thailand and Hong
Kong, is working at
Thompson Hine, and will
attend The Ohio State
University Moritz College
of Law this fall.
2009
Paige Williams just
completed her junior year
at Indiana University’s
Kelly School of Business,
spent last semester
studying in Barcelona,
and is spending this
summer as a marketing
intern at US Bank.
Max and Paige have stood in front
of this tree before every new school
year. Says their mom Renee: “We
used to take their first day of school
pics in front of that tree every year—
why does the tree look so much
smaller now?”
2011
Stephanie Williams
recently stopped by to say
“hello” to Villa teachers and
posed for this photo in the
courtyard. Stephanie just
completed her first year at
the Air Force Academy in
Colorado Springs, CO.
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