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SUMMER 2012
RoundTable
Founded on Faith,
Preserved with Pride,
Sustained by Spirit
A publication for alumni, current & past parents, and friends of Alter High School
Alter Turns 50...
Join the celebration!
IN THIS ISSUE...
Learning
Beyond the
School Walls
page 10
Strategy and Vision
From the President, page 2
Advancement Notes, page 4
School Life
Conservatory News, page 8
The Knight Watch, page 9
Reunion and
New Apparel Info, page 27
Alumni Features:
• Downs Voted Best Chef, page 28
• In Memoriam, page 29
• Class Notes, page 30-31
Alterfest Info, back cover
SPECIAL
SECTION:
Annual Report
2012
pages 11-26
See the schedule of events on page 6
VISION
&S T R AT E G Y
From the President, Father James Manning
Alter
I
Readies
for Its
Fiftieth
t is hard to believe that the month of August is upon
us. Where did the summer go? Here at Alter we are getting
ready for another school year. I have already scheduled Team
Masses with football, soccer, girls’ volleyball, golf, the band,
and the Lancerettes. There is the faculty in-service, freshmen
orientation, and the board retreat. School opens on the Feast
of the Assumption on August 15th with an All-School Mass.
But this is no ordinary year for Alter. It is our Jubilee Year,
our fiftieth anniversary. Our doors were opened in 1962 and
here we are fifty years later. What a tradition that has been
established here at Alter!
There has been two years of planning for our fiftieth and
I want to take this opportunity to thank the 100+ volunteers
who have contributed to our year-long celebration. There was
a birthday party for Archbishop Karl Alter and Elizabeth Ann
Seton also on August 15th, the Gala on September 22, Mass at
St. Charles on October 14, the cruise in June, an Alter History
Book, and a memorial mural of significant events in our past.
Check our website for the details.
I want to also take this opportunity to thank those who
have supported Alter this past year through various endeavors
including the Annual Fund, “Answering the Call” capital
campaign and through their time and talents. The fact of the
matter is that Alter, as with all Catholic institutions, could not
function effectively without the support of all of its constituents nor provide the quality of education that is expected for
our students.
I hope to see many of
the alumni at Alterfest this
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t h e R O U N D TA B L E
year. Please come and see
Come and see the turf on the football practice field and the
As you can see, we are busy planning for our anniversary.
the newly renovated chapel
Athletic Complex with new bleachers and track. You will also
There is a lot of energy here at Alter as we prepare and plan
with its stained glass win-
see new windows in all of the classrooms and improvements
for this upcoming school year. How fitting that we began the
dows that tell our story, our
in the front of school. All alumni are invited to the Mass on
year on the Feast of Mary with an All-School Mass! May Mary
history, along with the Tony
Sunday afternoon of Alterfest at noon in Alter’s chapel, and I
remind us of our mission—quality and holistic education in a
Huesman Campus Ministry
will try to attend as many of the reunions that weekend as I
Christ-centered environment, an environment too that con-
and Leadership Room.
can. I would love the honor of speaking to your class.
tinues to give birth to her Son in our world today!
SUMMER 2012
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VISION
&S T R AT E G Y
www.alterhighschool.org
A D V A N C E M E N T
From the Advancement Director, Rick Willits ’88
Annual Fund News
The 2011-12 Annual Fund reported some exciting results.
100% support was received by our faculty and staff, as well
as our leadership, which includes Alter’s Board of Trustees. As
you can see in the Annual Report section on pages 11-26, over
$281,000 was gifted to Alter this past school year. We thank
each of you who included Alter in your charitable giving strategy.
Look for information on the 2013 Annual Fund coming soon…we
encourage everyone to make a gift this school year in honor of
the 50th anniversary!
Alumni and Past Parent Associations
Announced
In conjunction with our Golden Jubilee,
we look to engage all of our Knights of
old this coming school year and are
pleased to announce the formation of
the Alter Alumni Association and the Past
Parents Association. With an annual fund
gift of $25 or more, members will enjoy free “Knights on the
Town” events, printed copies of the Roundtable publication, and
an Alter membership sticker to proudly display on your vehicle.
Other levels of support provide additional benefits to members.
To learn more about the associations go to: www.alterhighschool.org/alumniassociation .
Capital Improvements Continue
Alter’s Capital Campaign, “Answering the Call”, enters its
second year of Phase II. To date, over $2.3 million has been
received in pledges in Phase II. Many of the visible improvements
opens is “Alumni Night” with the Advance-
Join other grads as they entertain the
of year one can already be seen around campus with new turf
ment Office offering FREE drink tickets to
Alterfest crowds on the new turf field with
fields, track and bleachers. Alter has also funded 1/3 of each of
any alum that stops by their booth. There
some of their most popular songs and
the three endowments at the Dayton Foundation: tuition assis-
will be special reserved section for reunion
routines. Practice and dinner will occur
tance, teacher’s compensation, and technology. To support any
classes and other graduates, as well as live
on Friday, August 31. Cost to participate is
of these endowments with a planned gift or donation please
entertainment, great food and drink, and
$25 which will cover the cost of a t-shirt
contact the Advancement Office for details. We will need your
adult games, too! Visit our booth to talk to
and a gift to Phase II of the “Answering
support as we focus our efforts on giving our fine arts dedicated
advancement personnel about the 50th
the Call” campaign, specifically for the
Anniversary and other great events being
arts initiatives. For more information, con-
planned for the new year! See you then!
tact Todd Tucker, Music Director
([email protected]) or Lancerette
classroom space and a performance center.
Booster News and Notes
Alumni Events at Alterfest
Alumni Night
Sugar Valley Golf Club and grossed over $20,000. A big thank
For the third consecutive year, the
Alumni Band/Lancerette/Color
Guard and Twirler Performance
you to Jim Keyes and the staff at Sugar Valley for their support,
Friday night before AlterFest “officially”
Saturday, September 1 at 5:00 PM –
The Alter Athletic Golf Outing made a successful return to
Friday, August 31 – 7:30 PM-midnight.
student-athletes and the full contingent of golfers that braved
19th. This will complete a project started a number of years back
Hall of Fame 2012 ~ What
a Class for the 50th!
to update all the windows in the school
Join the celebration as eleven alumni,
with aesthetically pleasing and energy
coaches, past administrators and a priest
efficient windows.
will take their spot in the Alter High School
the 100 degree heat!
The window project, funded by the Boosters, began on July
The 2012-13 Booster leadership was
Hall of Fame. The induction festivities will
elected at the end of the school year.
take place on Thursday, October 18 and
Thank you to President, Dave Hurtubise;
Friday, October 19 with the public invited
Vice-President, Tom Kendo; 2nd Vice-
to honor these great people.
President, Nancy Taylor; Secretary, Vicki
Wright; Treasurer, Ginny Boeckman; Membership Chair,
Ed Leschansky; and Past President, Doug Lindley.
Athletic Inductees:
Joe Petrocelli (boys’ basketball coach;
Ed Domsitz (football coach with two
state titles)
Bob “Wiz” Ellis (boys’ soccer coach with
two state titles)
Nick Mangold ’02 (former OSU standout
and current All-Pro center for the NY Jets)
Jay Tant ’96 (state champion swimmer
and football star at Alter; played football
at Northwestern)
Teacher/Administrator Inductee
(new in 2012):
Distinguished Inductees:
Dave Bradley ’67 (developed “Ctrl-Alt-
[email protected]) or call the Advancement Office at (937)434-2059.
Alter is Coming to a Town Near You!
This past year saw several very suc-
Del” as an engineer with IBM and helped
cessful “Knights on the Town” events
design their first PC)
take place with new regional chapters
Steve Cochran ’69 (devoted most of his
forming, as well. For 2012-13 the sched-
post-Alter life to volunteering with foot-
ule is coming together, and again, there
ball and Alterfest)
will be many opportunities for alums
Susan Gibbons ’74 (past Alter board
across the country to gather together
member and teacher; past principal and
for fun, food and networking! If you
president of Seton High School)
would be interested in helping host,
Mark Lane ’82 (current Alumni Associa-
organize or just get the word out for an
tion president; very active in community
event in any of the following cities (or
philanthropic activities)
even another area) please contact the
Father Lawrence Breslin (past priest of
Advancement Office at (937)434-2059
St. Charles and Alter faculty member)
or [email protected].
Induction Information
Thursday, October 18, 6:00-9:30pm –
Induction Banquet at the Presidential.
2012-13
Proposed
Schedule:
for $400, and can be purchased by calling
October Cincinnati/
Northern KY
the Advancement Office at (937)434-2059
November -
or by going online to: www.alterhighschool.
New York
Tickets are $50 each or reserved tables of 8
org/halloffametickets.
Friday, October 19, 6:00-7:30pm –
Sister Katie Hoeslcher, S.C. (past
Alumni Homecoming Tailgate at Rousch
teacher, principal, and development
Stadium. Inductees will join other gradu-
director in twenty-one years at Alter)
ates and current families to celebrate their
induction and be recognized at the game.
Director, Mary Lynn Dorow (marylynn.
the Booster golf outing committee, Randy Leen ’94, all of the
over 800 wins and four state titles)
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N O T E S
KNIGHTS
on the town
December - Indianapolis
January - Atlanta
February - Columbus
March - Washington D.C.
April - Charlotte
May - Tampa
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SPECIAL F E AT U R E
50
Alter Celebrates its
Golden Anniversary
S
ince the doors opened in September 1962, Alter High School
provide them with the enrichment opportunities they need
to help students reach for the
stars? There are a variety of
ways that you can participate:
“Creating this Fund will
during select events for a walk down memory lane. See the
and, in turn, prepare our
display of nostalgic items and photos that have been donated
students to be faith filled,
and collected. You can even host a reception in the space!
lifelong learners in today’s
Just contact the Advancement Office at (937)434-2059 for
come to the event, make a
donation, be a sponsor or
donate an auction item.
competitive world.”
Lourdes Lambert,
Principal,
Alter High School
To learn more or to buy a
On Sunday, October 14 at 3:00 PM the Alter community
distributor, or with the music, please contact Mary Ruth
where they live. To celebrate this milestone, many events
Shearer ’73 at: [email protected] or call
and activities are planned throughout the coming year. For
(937)428-5394.
more information about any of the following events, contact
State Champs Honored
Saturday, September 1 at 5:00 PM (practice on Friday,
[email protected] or Mary Lynn Dorow at marylynn.dorow@
fjminc.com for more details.
50th Gala
“A Starry, Starry Knight” will take place on Saturday,
September 22 at Sinclair’s Ponitz Center. The Gala will be a
spectacular evening of cocktails,
a seated dinner, dancing, a silent
auction featuring “experiences”
and a special program honoring Sister Katie Hoelscher, 2012
inductee into Alter’s Hall of Fame.
Proceeds from this event will go towards the new Teacher
Purchase the
at Alterfest in
50th Mass
in the mark that its graduates leave on the communities
August 31). Contact Todd Tucker, Director of Bands at todd.
50th
Memory
Book
memory book
www.astarrystarryknight.com.
to attend. If you are interested in being involved as a lector,
Alumni Band/Color Guard/Twirler and
Lancerette Performance at AlterFest
more information.
ticket (seating is limited!), please visit the Gala’s website at
education that occurs each day within the school walls and
org/50thevents for details.
Stop by the main lobby of the school during the day or
better equip our teachers
will come together at St. Charles Church. All are invited
[email protected]. You can also go to www.alterhighschool.
the Advancement Booth
after you get
your famous
chicken dinner.
The compilation of pictures
and chronicled history of Alter is still in the works at the time
All of Alter’s state championship teams and individuals
of this printing so the cost is yet to be determined, but it will
will be honored this coming year. If you were on one of the
be well worth the investment.
teams or won an individual title, look for a letter coming soon
Mural
regarding when you will be recognized and see the schedule
Artist and past Alter parent, Paul Melia will create a mural
below for more information.
of Alter images as a terrific keepsake to display at your home
Alter Cruises into the Next 50 Years
or give as a gift to your alumni spouse or child. He is also the
What are you waiting for? Book your spot now as the Carnival Paradise sets sail from Tampa on Saturday, June 1, 2013
for a five-night journey to the Cayman Islands and Cozumel.
Interior cabins are just $696 and ocean views are $796.
COMPLIMENTARY Bon Voyage party in Tampa on Friday,
May 31. Book for just $50 by September 30, 2012 and enter
a drawing for $200 onboard credit. For more information,
contact Suzanne Petrocelli (Uniglobe VIP Travel) at
[email protected] for more information or go to:
www.alterhighschool.org/50thcruise.
State Teams to be Honored
artist who painted the 25th Anniversary mural and recently
created a piece for the University of Dayton. The creation
will be available in February, but look for pre-order information coming soon in publications and on the school website.
There will even be signed, numbered prints available!
Spring Picnic
Enjoy the warmth and sun of spring as Alter “thanks” all
of its families with a picnic at the school on Sunday, April 21
from 2-5 PM at Alter. Complimentary food and drink as well
as something for everyone!
Athletic Event Date
Place
Golf ’92, ’93, ’98, ’99 & Boys Tennis ’76 &
Girls Tennis ’01 & Individuals
Football Game vs. R. Bacon
Fri., Sept. 14, 2012
Roush Stadium - Fairmont, 7:30 PM
Professional Enrichment Fund (TPEF) which will help take
Track (Individual) & CC ’96 & ’07
Football Game vs. H. Badin
Fri., Sept. 28, 2012
Centerville HS - 7:30 PM
Alter teachers to the next level of innovative, faith-based
Football - ’08, ’09
Football Game vs. CJ
Fri., Oct. 26, 2012
Centerville HS - 7:30 PM
Boys Soccer - ’87, ’88, ’96, ’98
Soccer Game vs. CJ
Sat., Sept. 29, 2012
Alter HS - 1 PM
Boys ’11, ’12 & Girls Volleyball ’02, ’03, ’06
Volleyball Game vs. Centerville
Sat., Sept. 29, 2012
Alter HS - Noon
Boys Basketball, ’78, ’99, ’01
Boys Basketball Game vs. CJ
Sat., Dec. 15, 2012
Trent - 7:30 PM
Girls Basketball Game vs. R. Bacon
Sat., Dec. 29, 2012
Alter HS - 2:30 PM
instruction. Funds will be used immediately to impact the
learning and teaching environment at Alter through initia-
honor Alter’s teachers and
has been synonymous with excellence both in the faith-filled
the Advancement Office at (937)434-2059 or advance-
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Memorabilia Collection
Will you please help us
tives such as Professional Learning Communities and STEM
Girls Basketball ’08 &
(Science, Technology, Engineering, Math).
Swimming & Wrestling (Individuals)
SUMMER 2012
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SCHOOL LIFE
Alter Conservatory for the Arts
The Knight Watch
Castle Players Shine!
At the 2012 DayTony Awards (Dayton’s version of the Tony awards
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory:
for area high schools), Alter certainly made a lasting impression on
Award of Merit:
the audience and community. In all, fourteen awards were received
by Castle Player performers and production specialists as a result of
Sports Recap
The Cast of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory - for ensemble
performance
their work in two productions from last year: “Charlie and the Choco-
The Oompa Loompas - for ensemble performance
late Factory” and “Bye Bye Birdie.” The arts program at Alter is one
Lauren DiMario ’14 as Violet
of the most recognized in the area and continues to grow each year.
Torie Striebel ’14 as Veruca
Congratulations to the following students for their honors!
Michael Wadham for Choreography
Award of Excellence:
Zach Jagielski ’13 as Willy Wonka
Noah Walters ’15 as Augustus
Bye Bye Birdie:
Award of Merit:
The Cast of Bye Bye Birdie - for ensemble performance
Katie Fasoli ’13 as Kim
Michael Wadham for Choreography
Raymonde Rougier for Musical Direction
Award of Excellence:
spring sports
accomplishments
Baseball – GCL Champions / District Runners-Up
Megan Courtney
Boys Lacrosse – Advanced to the 3rd round of the tournament
Lauren DiMario ’14 as Ursula
AJ Hayek ’12 as Mae
Boys Tennis – GCL Champions
Daniel Grigg ’14 as Hugo
Boys Volleyball – STATE CHAMPIONS
Katie Boeckman
Player of the Year in the State – Chuckie Eisenhaurer
Coach of the Year in the State – Craig Erford
Girls Track – State qualifiers in the 4 X 400 (3rd Place) and the
4 X 800 relays (2nd Place), individual qualifiers in the 800 and
1600 meter run. Qualifiers were: Olivia Albers, Austin Borton, Kyly
Borton, Alex Groene, Caitlin Mershad, Kristen Petrosky, and
Marching
Knights
Honored
Eighteen Marching Knight band and color guard students were honored at the FJM Summer Clinic (band, color guard, drum major,
dance and leadership camp), recently. Recognized for their work were:
Seniors, Josh Mueller ’13, Jesse Grilliot ’13 and Jason Thompson ’13, as well as Junior, Claire Shockey ’14 were all recognized with
Erika Rogers.
Joe Penno
Knights at the Next Level
Congratulations to the following 2012 graduates who committed
to playing their sport at the collegiate level. Look for updates on
their progress coming in future Class Notes.
Olivia Albers – University of Dayton – Track/Cross Country
Jack Brown – Trine University – Lacrosse
Allison Bockrath – Cornell University – Basketball
Katie Boeckman – University of Dayton – Tennis
Megan Courtney – Penn State University – Volleyball
Stephen Dockins – Centre College – Lacrosse
Greg Heine – Wittenberg University – Basketball
Jake Laravie – University of Pittsburgh (Johnstown) – Basketball
Kelsey McGraw – Mount St. Joseph – Volleyball
Joe Penno – Centre College – Football
Outstanding Achievement Awards for their skill, attitude and work ethic. For the seniors - Jesse, Josh and Jason - they are now eligible to
Blake Rose – Dominican College – Golf
apply for the Robert A. Black $1500 Scholarship which will be awarded to 4 students across the country this fall.
Beth Ruff – St. Mary’s College – Soccer
Said band director, Todd Tucker, “It was great to hear from FJM staff members how much they enjoyed working with our students and
all of the other wonderful individual things they had to say. I’m a proud director, indeed!”
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Kara Ruffolo – Loyola University – Soccer
Conrad Zengel – Capital University – Soccer
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SCHOOL LIFE
Freshman Year Began Early for Bratton
The thought of starting all over again in a new school as a
freshman can be an intimidating, daunting thing for anyone to
Josh’s grandfather and others he passed.
“Unfortunately I was at base camp the day four climbers died
think about, so getting a leg up on the rest of his new classmates
descending from the summit,” Josh recalled. “Conversely, seeing my
from an educational perspective was just one of the many intan-
grandfather being airlifted out at 16,000 feet when he contracted
gible benefits of this past spring’s trip for Josh Bratton ’16. He
High Altitude Mountain Sickness may have been the low point.”
and his grandfather, Dan Turben, made what to many would be
Even with the adversities and witnessing traumatic events,
an unbelievable attempt at a 14-day, 70 mile trek to a base camp
Bratton appreciates what he will take from the trip and knows
on Mount Everest.
that it was a great test for him as he enters high school.
According to Turben, it was an opportunity to “expand my
“Visiting the Buddhist Monasteries was a unique experience; I
grandson’s world view and to provide him with an experience
was able to visit a few Monasteries the week we stayed in Kath-
that few will have in their life time. In addition, it would also
mandu and several Buddhist Shrines on our trek to Everest Base
provide Josh the opportunity to
Camp. Carrying a 40 lb. backpack the 32 miles from our start at
experience a culture and people sub-
Lukla to Base Camp is the most difficult thing I have ever done,
stantially different from the United
but I know that I’m ready for the rigors of my Alter education as
States. The United States is a very
well as football and lacrosse workouts.”
insular country with only 30% of the
Bratton and Turben now have their sights set on a possible
population holding a passport. The
horse-packing trip to the Canadian Rockies with Josh’s father,
lack of travel outside the country by
Kevin, as well as climbing Mount Kilimanjaro.
Americans contributes to a myopic
worldview that limits how well we
relate to the rest of the world, and
how well the world can relate to us.”
While Turben has made climbs of
Mount Whitney and Grand Teton, this was the first for Josh and
one that he will remember forever.
“My first sight of Mt. Everest through the clouds, after hiking
for several days was just awesome. In our group of eleven was a
man from England, four ladies from Canada and four from the
U.S. In addition, there were six Sherpas (an ethnic group from
eastern Nepal). We stayed in tea houses and tents that provided
the opportunity each evening to learn more about our fellow
trekkers and their reasons for making the trek.”
Nepal, nestled in southern Asia between India and the
People’s Republic of China, has some 27 million citizens, is a
country of high poverty—many living on $600 per year—and with
extremely low literacy rates. This was not lost on Josh.
“Experiencing a Third World country makes you very thankful
for the many blessings we have in this country. In Kathmandu we
routinely saw young children and severally handicapped people
begging for food and money. By contrast, the Sherpa People in
the small villages high on the mountain have a similar level of
income but seem very happy and also are very peaceful people.”
The climb of Everest is extremely dangerous in many ways but
a very popular challenge for experienced climbers throughout
the world each year. It takes its toll on many, though, including
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Knights Council
$ 5,000 +
Regent
Mark and Angela Stein ’81 Bidwell
Ginger Brockman
Thomas Cronin
Michael Cronin
Matthew ’76 and Ann Desch
Richard and Mary Glennon, Sr.
Tom and Joyce Laufersweiler
Nick ’02 and Jenny Richmond ’02 Mangold
Michelle Mariscalco ’73
Catherine Novelli ’75
Clare Patterson
Anne Taylor ’82
The Glennon Family Charitable Trust
Laureate
$ 2,500 +
Anonymous
Tom ’78 and Ann Stueve ’80 Becker
David Domansky ’81
Ron and Christine Hill
John ’85 and Sarah Kunesh
The Kuntz Foundation
Mike ’78 and Deborah McGraw
Matt ’78 and Denise Abele ’78 O’Connell
Ned and Nancy Ryan
Squire
$ 1,500 +
Anonymous
Daniel Bolek ’82
Tim and Susie Brabender
Rick ’66 and Judy Davis
Bo and Mary Gunlock
Mark and Catherine Lander ’84 Hume
Tom and Jennifer Hein ’84 Kendo
Art and Susan Komorowski
Mark ’82 and Carla Lane
Bruce and Annette Lechleiter
Bill and Sally Lincoln
Jack and Linda McCarthy
Mark ’78 and Anne Grogan ’78 Romer
Richard and Mary Splawinski
Bill ’84 and Sally Tahy
Anthony ’82 and Kelly Taylor
Bill and Cynthia Uhl
Patron
Anonymous
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$ 1,000 +
Mike ’81 and Marcia Kiley ’82 Albers
Edward and Virginia Bentley
Daniel ’70 and Jennifer Berger
Joseph and Joan Beyerle
Willie Bruns ’68
Mary Beth Brust ’80
Bob and Joan Collins
John Connolly ’93
Elizabeth Ritterhoff ’71 Cotter
Nick and Marjorie Crnkovich
Chris ’73 and Debbie Danis
Dan DeBrosse ’91
Lisa Tsui ’87 Diller
Brad and Lisa Egbert
Mary Anne Eichner
Paul Finke
Richard Gaeke ’66
Mark ’72 and Margaret Amann ’73 Grunkemeyer
Robert ’66 and Nancy Scheper ’67 Gutmann
John and Carla Casella ’87 Hodulik
Franz and Margaret Hoge
Tom and Suzanne Alejandrino ’82 Homan
Timothy and Lisa Janz
Stephen ’78 and Lynda Joseph
Mark ’69 and Rhonda Klug
Robert and Jane Laumann
Jim and Peggy Lehner
Karen Roesch ’85 Levine
Doug and Kim Karpiak ’77 Lindley
David and Libby Rain ’86 Mallitz
Andrew and JoAnn McKelvey
Donald and Marcia Monnier
Joseph and Amy Morgan
Jeff Morris ’85
Mike ’82 and Brenda Neroni
James and Marilyn O’Connell
Robert Ott
Jim ’75 and Courtney Paxson
Mark and Cyndi Platt
Michael and Liz Prayson
Lee and Cheryl Reichel
David Rogero ’96
Hal and Elaine Rogero
Tom and Maureen Ruff
Scott and Christine Sapita
George and Deanna Seifried
Scott ’79 and Teresa Spring
Rick and Sheri Stover
Scott ’82 and Amy Biegel ’85 Strady
John and Connie Taylor
Martha Walsh ’77
Ray and Michelle Webb
Ernest and Mary Wiedemann
Al and Betty Woeste
Paul ’66 and Maggie Traynor ’66 Zimmer
Order of Excellence
The Knights Council is
the premier gift club that
honors alumni, parents,
and friends who have
contributed $1,000 or
more to the Alter Annual
Fund. Within the Knights
Council, we recognize five
levels of distinguished
giving – Excalibur to
Patron. We are grateful
for the generosity
of these special
contributors.
$ 500 +
Jeanne Amann
David Bahner ’87
Chris Barnet ’74
Paul and Ginny Boeckman
Francis and Kitty Bonanno
John Borchers ’94
Steve Breitenstein ’87
Jim and Suzanne Leyes ’76 Butler
Ceferino ’80 and Anne Cata
Rachel Finke ’88 Chambers
Annette Chavez ’77
Craig Curk ’79
Dominic DeFrancis ’76
Jim and Kim Donnelly
Robert ’79 and Teresa Esselstein
Michael Finke ’81
Brendan Foley ’83
Maureen Foley ’91
Jerry Folz ’72
Jeff Fuell
Paul Green ’85
Jacob Groshek ’00
Marvin Hartsfield ’98
Susan Sammon ’86 Hendrick
Timothy Homan ’70
Ken and Lynn Ignozzi
John and Barbara Laufersweiler
Mike ’71 and Mary Mariscalco
Steve Martino ’77
Dianne F. Marx
Tim McVay ’74
Julie Yowell ’83 Mitchell
Lawrence and Christine Murlin
Tom ’78 and Carol Hoying ’78 Nikolai
Thomas ’75 and Peggy Pernik
Charlotte Pernik
Andy Pflaum ’87
Dave and Becky Reeves
Donald and Shari Rethman
Alice Adams ’71 Rickard
John and Erin Walsh ’82 Schmitz
Richard and Adrianne Shane
Thomas Shanley ’81
Andrew Smith ‘86
Karen Zinck ’88 Smith
Gerald and Diane Sowar
Jim ’79 and Catherine Sprauer
Doug Striebel ’75
Richard and Catherine Talda
James ’98 and Melissa Teets
Jan and Tish Thayer
Douglas Tobe ’74
Harold ’73 and Cindy Klosterman ’74 Varvel
Patrick ’75 and Darlene Walsh
Walter Woeste
Jack ’76 and Ronit Zimmerman
Sword & Shield
$ 250 +
Suzanne Albers
Richard Amann ’69
Rev. Chris Armstrong ’72
Albert and Susan Asebrook
Don Barker ’71
Thomas Barkmeyer ’67
Tom ’71 and Mary Brechak ’69 Becht
Brian and Amy Bishop ’91 Bensman
Ron and Kathy Blase
John ’66 and Suzanne Borchers
Elmer and Lucy Bruns
Skip and Beth Buerschen
Dave ’71 and Janet Burkardt
Tom and Joanie Burkhardt
William Carney ’69
Roxanne Cherry
W. Michael ’67 and Beth Conway
Mary Crisler
Theresa Bean ’89 Davis
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accept our apologies and contact the Director of Development
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Julie Duffy ’94 Dillon
Linda Dintaman ’75
Mike ’82 and Patty Dorn
Richard and Patricia Durbin
Brian ’74 and Lisa Esselstein
Jesse and Erin Connair ’82 Fanning
Joseph and Katherine Kohnen ’69 Farrey
Julie Feldman ’73
Dick Fenelon ’71
Lynn Kehl ’77 Fenton
Ken and Alice Fisher
Patrick and Karen Fleming
Anthony Fuchs ’98
Roger and Donna Furrer
John ’69 and Mary Ann Zink ’69 Geis
Philip Glotzbach ’68
Katie Burkhardt ’97 Goeke
David and Tammy Grigg
Assaf Vainsencher and Lyndsey Grunewald ’01
Donald and Cissy Hansen
Gary and Nancy Hansen
Jacquelyn Hart ’77
Daren and Julie Hartman
James and Kathleen Hauser
Jay and Laura Heitz
James ’72 and Jucelen Hochwalt
Mary Alig ’77 Houston
Chuck and Martie Hoying
Shane and Christine Imwalle
John and Ginny Jauch
Scott and Kimberly Kelly
Arthur J. Kepes ’73
Joe ’78 and Kathy Klug ’78 Kessler
Harvey and Joyce Kiley
Jackie Koesters ’90
William Kuflewski ’75
David and Trish Navin ’77 Lachey
Thomas G. Landgren ’77
Ray and Cathy Lane
Greg ’73 and Virginia Laravie
Eric and Mary Ledford
Brian ’91 and Jenny Mercurio ’91 Leen
Catherine Eisenhauer ’94 Lohr
Doug Lunne ’82
Jeanne Jauch ’82 Lyke
Thomas Martino ’80
David Martz ’67
Bill McKinley ’71
Jane Reichard ’71 McNamee
Jim McVay ’72
Jack ’84 and Candace Mees
Karen Beel ’88 Milford
Mark Mitter ’73
Timothy Moore ’90
Bob and Toni Moore
Matthew Moore ’94
Jerry and Nancy Nowak
George and Jeanne O’Connor
John and Mia Kerivan ’82 O’Malley
Bernard and Jan Ostendorf
Henry and Millie Osterfeld
Susan Randolph ’73 Passante
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John and Tina Patterson
Bill and Helen Pflaum
Mary Ann Bach ’74 Plaspohl
Nancy Prater ’71
Thomas and Rosalind Rawers
Dan ’68 and Sue Kussman ’68 Reichert
Chris Resch ’90
Chris ’90 and Kathy Brady ’90 Riegel
Erin Roth ’94
Wade and Teresa Rupper
Frank Scenna ’82
John ’88 and Kim Graf ’88 Schimpf
Tom and Marcia Schockman
Scott and Diane Sessler
Kristin Blase ’86 Shane
Chris Shane ’87
Jeff ’77, Karen and Thomas ’14 Solarek
Sally McBride Solarek
Jim ’66 and Judy Stangle
Greg Stein ’80
Rob and Cindy Stichweh
Michael and Theresa Sugrue
Lynn Sweeney ’76
James and Amy Thorson
Jeff and Lisa Tromp
Jim and Lori Tytko
Linda Vance ’81
Joe and Andrea Cannarozzi ’85 Varabkanich
Christy Kuczak ’95 Vigfusson
Edward and Kathleen Wagner
Patricia Witt ’81 Weisent
Linda Poelking ’67 Weprin
Bob and Lori Allen ’84 Wilke
Craig and Carol Williams
Barbara Woeste ’76
Steve and Maureen Yuhas
Joseph and Susan Zeis
Brown & Gold
$ 100 +
Anonymous
Mary Ann Sprauer ’75 Abrams
Matt ’95 and Mary Pat Adamson
Pat and Kathy Adamson
Michael Akhbari ’02
James and Elizabeth DeFrancis ’76 Allen
Dudley Althaus ’73
Donald and Julie Ames
Bill and Liz Cerar ’94 Anderson
Andrew and Katie Arber
Campion ’84 and Jody Armstrong
Gregory Barbato ’67
Tom Bartol ’78 and Barbara Moss
Brian Beck ’87
Carolyn Beck
Diane Althaus ’70 Benedetto
Robert Jeffrey ’86 Benko
Bruce and Judy Bergstresser
Matt Berry ’89
Chris and Gretchen Gosiger ’76 Beust
Paul Beyerle ’71
Bill and Ann Bianco
Marylee Bissmeyer ’78 Bible
Ted and Joan Binzer
Kathleen Ryan ’70 Bledsoe
John Blust ’82
Paul and Phyllis Boeckman
Jerry and Ellen Bornhorst ’81 Boerger
Jim Borchers ’89
Karen Boyle ’73
Brian ’94 and Sara Walker ’94 Boyle
Margaret Boyle
George and Marcia Woolley ’68 Brand
Adrienne Hegman ’85 Brandicourt
Greg and Peggy Kussman ’75 Braner
Andrew Brehm ’72
Norman and Doris Brinkman
Katie Srp ’96 Broerman
James E. Brown ’74
Patrick Brown ’82
Tim ’91 and Stacey Hubach ’91 Brown
Jacqueline Perkins ’68 Brumfield
Mary Dey ’78 Bucher
Michael Buening ’93
Robert and Linda Buhrman
Cathy Cartwright ’81 Burns
Calvert and Nancy Busch
Jennifer Butler
Carol Gerend ’73 Carbonell
Frank and Denyse Carone
James and Lucille Carroll
Patty Hollencamp ’74 Cecil
Kathleen Luebke ’77 Chandler
Tom Chappelear ’71
Bill ’76 and Nancy Krautmann ’77 Chifala
Pam Butler ’71 Christ
Gary and Mary Chrusciel
Paul Colavincenzo
Emily Adamson ’93 Collura
Laura Portune ’94 Cordell
Tommy Cronin ’05
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Michael and Kathleen Dalidowicz
Connie Ryan ’77 Dall
John and Ana Davalos
Courtney Sheridan ’84 DeOreo
Megan Zimmer ’91 Deeley
Ron Deger ’84
Ron and Joyce Deger
Lisa Dillhoff ’94 Depew
Kelly Sheridan ’81 Derickson
John and Frances Detrio
Mike Devlin ’69
Charles ’66 and Toni Smith ’66 DiPasquale
Richard and Jeannine Michel ’67 Doak
Don and Sonia Donoher
Lori Dorn ’79
John ’79 and Susanna Duchak
Jonathan ’89 & Colleen Kavanaugh ’89 Duffy
Roger and Becky Duffy
Patrick and Mary Lee Reisinger ’75 Dunphy
Bob and Donna Duplain
Todd ’92 and Suzanne Zimmer ’92 Duplain
Steve and Carol Gephart ’75 Dworkin
Eric ’77 and Amy Eichner
Michael ’83 and Cheryl Murlin ’83 Eichner
Maureen Eichner ’81
Molly Grunenwald ’87 Eisner
Jack Mees
Mike Fariello ’68
Walter and Mary Anne Federspiel
Kathy Feldman ’66
Howard and Del Feldman
Mary Jo Feldman ’70 Fender
Bernard and Patricia Ferguson
Frank and Kathleen Saxton ’81 Ferrante
Rick ’67 and Patti Fersch
Lisa Kavanaugh ’85 Fields
Bill and Deanne Focke
Michael Foreman ’68
Tom and Marilyn Fowler
Tina Dudrick ’67 Fox
Frederick and Teresa Frecker
Susan Burkhardt ’95 Fredrick
Marc Frient ’88
Matthew Frient ’95
Luke ’99 and Nan Frient
Frank ’74 and Kirstin Frounfelker
Margaret Meintel ’67 Gagner
Kevin Geraghty
Susan Gibbons ’74
Lisa Muckerheide ’92 Giesler
Corrie and Theresa Gillis
Dave and Ruth Fremgen ’78 Girouard
Bob and Sheila Glavin
Ted and Liz Golba
Harold and Mary Govan, Jr.
Pat and Cindi Grady
Matt and Sharon O’Brien ’78 Graybill
Michael Gregg
Pam Hemmelgarn ’70 Grilliot
David and Barbara Groene
Anthony and Debbie Groshek
Darryl Grosjean ’68
Bart Grunenwald ’89
Mickie Gummer ’67
Donald and Kathy McManus ’67 Gustavson
Daniel Haas ’97
Phil and Amanda Hacker
Steven Hall ’68
Doug Hansen ’85
Christina Hart ’80
Marvin and Marlene Hartsfield
Chris Brun ’73 Hartzell
Cynthia Ditzel ’70 Hassan
Mark Haufe ’67
Robert and Jolene Hawley
Ted ’78 and Barbara Hecht
Heidi Osweiler ’73 Helm
Brian ’90 and Amy Schrimpf ’90 Hennig
Karen O’Brien ’73 Henry
Dean and Mindy Heyne
Paul ’66 and Barbara Blaho ’66 Hickey
Steve Hickey ’86
Jennifer Crippen ’80 Hille
John Hinders ’78
Donald Homan
Thomas and Norma Horning
Lois Pleiman ’67 Hough
Matt Houser ’84
Paul ’84 and Teri Howe
Allan and Gail Huber
Diane Butler ’77 Hughes
Joseph and Christina Hurr
David and Diane Hurtubise
Julie Focke ’80 Hyde
Dave Imber
Judith Lammers ’68 Imhoff
Bob and Julia Jackson
Mary Ellen De Luna ’76 Jakubisin
Teresa James ’88
Brian and Tracy Janess
Joseph Janowski ’86
Robert and Tonia Jasper
Stephen Jeffords ’75
Del Johnston
Beth Stanton ’83 Judd
Kathy Weil ’88 Kargl
Laura Kavanaugh ’98
Tom and Jo Kavanaugh
Todd Kazmierski ’89
Jean Kelly ’78
John and Joanne Kernan
John Keys ’66
George Kinzeler
Dan Klein ’83
Carol Juzulenas ’67 Klein
Tom and Nancy Klenke
Donald and Susan Klosterman
Rick ’82 and Melissa Koehler
Dave and Beth Kolbe
Tom and Joan Kolber
Karen Claffey ’66 Koller
Paul Kraft ’00
Steve Kramer ’97
Robert Krause ’67
James ’73 and Debbie Kroger
Dan Kronauge ’88
Robert Kronauge ’76
Thomas and Lois Kronauge
Rick and Elena Mosconi ’74 Krumholtz
Peter and Marjorie Kuntz
Tony Lair ’82
Anthony and Shirley Lair
Tom and Lourdes Lambert
Gary and Tina Ruef ’75 Lammers
Samuel and Mary Laneve
Brad and Beth Lantz
Patricia Lawler
Steve and Andi Layman
Sarah Lechleiter ’08
Kathy McRaven ’66 Lefevre
Doug Link ’75
Jeff Luckew ’88
Tony and Elizabeth Roddy ’85 Lush
Gary and Barb Lytle
Brett (B.J.) Mahle ’97
John and Yvonne Malashevitz
Father James Manning
Richard Marcus ’68
Kevin and Jeanne McAleer
Tricia Cavers ’87 McGowan
James and Martina McGraw
Teresa Cindric ’86 McHugh
Robert McKelvey ’79
Phil McLaughlin
John McMahon ’82
Dennis and Karen McTaggart
John McVay ’71
Greg ’69 and Ann Merrill
Douglas Meyer ’71
Michael Meyer ’66
John ’81 and Teresa Miller
Stephen Miller ’83
Joe Minham ’72
Shirley Henry ’73 Minham
Bob and Bernadette Mitsch
Cindy Monter
Suzanne Schaefer ’71 Montgomery
Eimile O’Connell ’87 Moore
Dawn Graf ’92 Morris
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Contributors by
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16
Julie Schrimpf ’89 Moss
Michael and Angela Nedeff
Mark ’73 and Diane Carroll ’73 Neff
Mary Sims ’66 Nemeth
Mark Neroni ’83
Peter and Barbara Neroni
Tom and Nadine Nyhan
Robert O’Brien ’82
Jim and Marilyn O’Brien
Tim ’73 and Teri O’Connell
Michael and Lucy O’Hare
Susan Waterman ’66 Onaitis
Marlene Burr ’73 Orendorf
Walter and Elizabeth Moore ’96 Osborne
Christina Ostendorf ’84
Jason ’86 and Lucy Paine
Chris ’86 and Mary Pancake
David and Wanda Panfile
Tim and Chris Payne
Douglas Perkins ’69
Annlouise Peroutka ’77
Jim and Margaret Peters
Steve and Linda Placke ’80 Petersen
Lori Brush ’92 Phillips
Jim and Janet Turckes ’79 Pitzer
Greg Plagens ’85
Andrew ’05 and Britt Platt
Jerry and Jean Ploplis
Thomas Pohl ’91
David Popovich ’66
The Portman Family
Doug and Karen Posey
John and Pam Powers
John Prater ’75
Thomas and Nancy Finke ’72 Rambasek
Michael Rawers ’94
Amanda Veenhuis ’96 Reger
John Reichard ’66
Walter and Suzanne Reiling
Mike ’66 and Jane Reisinger
Tim ’76 and Jeanne Koop ’76 Reisinger
Kevin Riazzi ’04
John and Alicia Anderson ’74 Risko
Jim Ritterhoff ’75
Scott and Nicole Rittner
Steve ’78 and Karen Robbe
Dave and Claire Blust ’79 Rodehaver
Bill Roeckner ’78
Tom Roesch ’82 and Patty Blessing
Richard Roesch ’89
Rich and Mary Ellen Roesch
Nick and Marianne Rosenkranz
Angela Ruffolo ’90
Kevin Ryan ’71
Larry and Deb Ryan
Kevin Sage ’95
Jerry Samu ’73
Rev. Mike Savino ’67
Denise Scarpelli ’93
Margery Fowler ’77 Schaffer
Michael Schmitz ’91
Jim and Mary Ann Schoen
Billy Schoen
Gerald Schramm
John ’89 and Amy Schrimpf
Dan ’69 and Maria DiSalvo ’71 Schweickart
Pete and Lucy Seifert
Francis and Janet Seiler
Elaine Sendelbach
Greg and Laura Wiesman ’85 Senkiw
Ryan Sharkey ’91
Patrick Shea ’96
Mark and Mary Ruth Spisak ’73 Shearer
Carol Agnew ’77 Shugars
Laura Torbeck ’90 Skinner
Jim and Cecilia Slonaker
George and Anne Smolinski
Barth and Laura Van Leeuwen ’77 Snyder
Cathy Beyerle ’74 Southam
Stacey Polito ’92 Sperow
Dorothy Sprauer
John and Polly Srp
Christopher and Deb Stewart
Melissa Sullivan ’89
Anna Iwinski ’90 Sutter
Kory Sutter ’91
Alice Suttman
Ken and Deborah Tankersley
Jay ’96 and Natalie Tant
Ronald and Diane Tatman
Ron and Jayne Testa
Dan ’80 and Trayce Thalheimer
Kevin Thomas ’72
Teresa Thomas ’73
Michael and Susan Thompson
Mike ’73 and Beth Thuney
Jim and Sylvia Tillar
Sister Dennis Tisler
Alexis Troha ’02
Irene Turckes
Lynne Van Leeuwen ’83 Turner
Denny VanArsdale ’77
Dennis and Sally Jo Vanderhorst
Jo Anne Zierolf ’67 Vincent
Joe and Lois Volk
Cathleen Colaricci ’84 VonCanon
Cynthia Vyszenski ’67
Joseph and Virginia Wade
Herbert Walter ’72
James Wayman ’67
Dennis and Leslie Osterfeld ’78 Weber
Kathy Keyes ’86 Webster
Tom Wehrman ’67
Bob and Carol Westerkamp
Mary Jane Whalen
Robert ’67 and Mary Ellen Whelan
Mike Wildenhaus ’75
Paul Wilkens ’74
Greg and Sheila Brockman ’70 Willhoite
Rick ’88 and Leslie Willits
Fred and Maureen Willits
Larry and Bev Wimmers
Diane Perkins ’70 Wish
Nick ’75 and Gina Wolf
Adam and Mariada Zengel
George and Anita Zengel
Karl and Constance Zengel
Michael Zimmer ’75
Michael Zimmerman ’73
Doug and Marilyn Zobrist
Mark Zummo ’73
General Contributors
$ 1-99
Anonymous
Sheila Houser ’73 Adams
Charles and Loraine Adams
Tom ’88 and Laura Beatty ’88 Alig
Doug ’71 and Peg Hogan ’71 Althaus
Molly Althaus
Carlos and Renee Arana
Evelyn Arber
Jessica Willits ’96 Archibald
Elaine Chrystal ’85 Armstrong
Walter and Marilyn Balster
Julie Johnson ’92 Barnett
James Bartol ’73
Tom and Mary Ann Bartol
Nancy Esselstein ’71 Battista
Michel Batty ’66
Clark Becker ’07
Bradford ’95 and Jennifer Beckmann
Rob and Julie Schoen ’94 Beeler
Susan Angerer ’69 Bellman
Mark and Julie Bilinski
Gary and Jessica Binns
Kenneth Blandford ’67
Kristin Satzger ’02 Blum
Lisa Bolka
Marilyn Bolton
Terry Bon ’89
Richard and Virginia Borth
Susan Scianamblo ’68 Boutz
Jim and Susan Fremgen ’79 Bowman
Marie Mariscalco ’77 Boyle
Paul and Joan Brammer
Daniel and Jeri Lynn Braunlin
Maureen Thunder ’66 Brebner
John and Julie Nickel ’73 Brill
Ann Schoen ’87 Brinkmann
Michelle Clark ’95 Brooks
David and Nancy Brown
Shannon Brown
Mike and Beth Blust ’78 Bruggeman
Kevin and Nancy Buckley
Steve and Beth Budd
Joseph Budde ’71
Suzanne Marsh ’83 Budzik
Mark and Patty Burian
Mary Carol Burkhardt ’99
Molly Ryan ’84 Cain
Paul Calkins ’67
Joan Callahan
Max and Gail Carone
Ben ’94 and Brenda Carter
Gail Cengia ’06
Leo and Rita Chico
Janel Kussman ’78 Ciolli
Richard and Carolyn Clark
Mark Coalt ’88
James and Kimberly Coleman
Margie Collins
Terry and Carol Comer
Dave Conard
Melanie Lai ’99 Condron
Pat and Judy Connelly
Sister Kathryn Ann Connelly, S.C.
Rachel Cox ’89
David Orenstein and J. Layne Crawford
Bill ’85 and Jenni Sauer ’85 Crotty
Lynne Cusick ’69
Cheryl DeBrosse ’87
Megan Newill ’99 DeHart
Larry and Nancy DeRoo
John Deger ’89
Matt Deters
Maggie Woeste Dick ’71
Judy Henehan ’72 Doll
Ed Domsitz
Peter and Eileen Donahue
Carlton and Jeanne Cadwell ’67 Doncaster
Bob Dries ’68
Paula Fenelon ’68 Dovorsky
Colin Dunnigan
Tim Eckley ’69
Kevin Eichner ’78
Laura Arber ’85 Eiken
Robert Ellis ’88
Robert and Janet Erhart
Rebecca Esselstein ’11
Mary Beth Hanna ’84 Evans
Gary and Linda Evans
Andrew ’88 and Teresa Heintz ’88 Fano
Bill and Karen Fasoli
James Finke, Sr.
Amy Hinojosa ’92 Finnegan
Diana Fischer ’02
Michael Foley ’67
Albert and Nancy Fratini
Mary Frecker ’87
Jane Wagner ’84 Frick
Matt Fromm ’93
William J. Gabriele
Kathleen Yux ’69 Gall
Angela Gantt ’94
Dan ’75 and Nancy Gargrave
Kristine Ritzert ’68 Garling
Tim George ’86
Michael George ’71
Bob and Judy Getty
Michael and Lynn Stueve ’82 Ginaven
Marie Glaser ’73
Thomas and Barbara Gloady
William Gmaz ’67
Ralph ’66 and Deborah Goeke
Leslie Rosell ’89 Gonya
Jodi Schweisthal ’85 Graham
Courtney Graham
Michael Grant ’01
Casey Findley ’93 Green
Nancy Ballman ’72 Greene
William and Betty Greger
Tom Gress ’75
Ed ’80 and Anne Barnet ’80 Griffith
Michael Gross ’81
Gene and Mary Jane Gross
Dan and Julie Gross
Joel Grunkemeyer ‘01
Chris and Christine Haaker
Mike Hagan ’72
John and Louise Haley
Michael ’81 and Michelle Misenko ’81 Harker
Jeff Harris ’78
Steve and Karen Hartings
Reed ’73 and Thecla Schneble ’73 Hauser
Michael and Rita Hayek
Billy and Sandy Hayes
Howard and Angela Hayes
Joe and Fran Sjostrom ’81 Heider
Jonathan Heil ’99
Jim Heintz ’73
Patrick Heintz ’91
Jaclyn Helt
Jeff Hemker ’68
Lee and Sue Hendricks
Mary Lynne Simmons ’66 Henehan
Steve and Mary Hess
Jordan Hibner ’11
Jack Hilgeman ’03
Charles Hilgeman ’74
Louan Hilty
Neal and Jo Hinker
David and Melanie Hitch
Linda Ballmann ’76 Hitchcock
Michael and Celeste Hoegler
James and Elizabeth Lair ’74 Hoffman
Mark and Rita Hoffman
Dennis Hogan ’66
Larry and Patricia Holden
Ray and Eileen Houser
Sister Sandy Howe, SC ’80
Linda Klatt ’71 Hower
Greg Huber ’67
Marianne Hinde ’03 Hudelson
Peter Jablonski
Christina Johnston
Larry and Wendy Krueger ’70 Jones
Tim and Nancy Kaczala
Joan Hamill ’83 Kaminski
Nickie Poelking ’90 Kaplan
Ashley Kavanaugh ’03
John Kavanaugh ’03
Ken and Teresa Kaylor
Jeff Keller ’95
Jennifer Rudzinski ’97 Kennedy
Heather Kennedy ’94
Tara Kerivan ’76 Weddell
Francine Morgan ’75 Kester
Anna Keyes ’76
Mary Ann ‘68 Kinninger
Sharon Kline
Kathleen Zimmer ’93 Kloska
Larry and Julie Knight
Linda Manzo ’87 Koeller
Thomas Koepnick ’66
Rosalie Thomas ’77 Koesel
Jen Schulz ’01 Korynski
Janet Kowal
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Gi ft Level
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Julie Krautmann
Suzie Cerar ’89 Kreusch
Jeanne Kronauge ’81
John and Judith Stebel ’68 Kronenberger
Joe Krumm and Christina Martich
Michelle Kugel ’95
Michael and Dianne Kugel
Andy Lair ’77
Nick Lair ’88
Jane Lammers ’73
Erin Lammers ’08
Chris Lammlein ’93
Chad Larkin ’96
Jim and Stephanie Larkin
Dave and Pat Leff
Dick and Barb Leibold
Ruth Dries ’79 Lieber
Jeff and Anita Linck
Casey Lindley ’10
Cindy Woeste ’74 Lowndes
Marchelle Lumpkin
Karin Lundquist ’96
Pam Datz ’76 Madden
Pat Madden ’75
Marcus Makras
Michael and Joanne Marsh
Amanda Riegel ’92 Mascarenhas
Doug and Cathy Mathis
Gene and Marlene Mayleben
Jennifer Drayer ’82 McDonald
James and Monica McGinley
Scott McLaughlin ’89
Suzanne McMahon
Jeff McRaven ’88
Joshua Mears ’97
Paul and Carole Melia
Carrie O’Connell ’79 Meyer
Doug and Kersten Meyer
Audrey Miller
Eileen Woeste ’69 Mitchell
Christine Morgan ’73
William and Kathleen Moroney
Kathy Morris
Susan Morris
Andrew and Patricia Morrison
Innocent and Speciose Munyankindi
Barbara Neroni ’80 Murphy
Howard Neff ’66
Mark and Kim Neville
Jesse Neville ’11
Charles and Margaret Nickel
Giles and Brenda Nolan
Tom and Jacquie Walsh ’79 O’Brien
Richard and Judith O’Brien
Betty O’Connell
John and Jean O’Connell
Josie Olsvig
Harrison Orendorf ’02
Romulo and Katie Ortiz
Virginia Osburn
Michael Oscar ’67
John and Marty Osterday
Doug Osterfeld ’70
Wendell and Theresa Ott
Kathryn Enouen ’79 Owsiany
Roddy Patterson ’09
Jeff Penno
Todd ’73 and Roselyn Rathweg ’73 Penrod
Dennis ’91 and Michelle Maladen-Percy
Jamie Peters ’02
Michael and Moira Pfeifer
Jessica Pietrzak
Jeff and Kelly Plate
Patrick ’87 and Michelle Popp
Michelle Popp
Mark and Mary Price
Rob and Kelly Priest
Sarah Adamson ’01 Pritchard
Michael and Julie Rado
Randy Reeder
Walt ’81 and Jo Anne Reiling
Paul and Donna Reiss
Bill and Patsy Reyer
Norm and Michelle Rich
Bernard and Mary Jo Riegel
Tim and Mary Riordan
Cheryl Cella ’96 Roden
Stephen Rodenbeck ’71
Theresa Bacca ’83 Roggenkamp
Margaret Whelan ’71 Rose
Daryl Rucker ’75
Mike ’79 and Lisa Stoecklein ’81 Ruffolo
Cassie Ruhlman ’02
Abby Glackin ’88 Rummel
Anne Rush
Peggy Russell ’87
Kerrie Malloy ’74 Sadler
Carol Ward ’82 Salmon
John Sammon ’88
Matthew and Christie Sanderman
John and Ruth Scharf
Caroline Schnader
Gindy Armstrong ’69 Schneller
Anthony ’96 and Anne Schoen
Jim ’88 and Michelle Schoen
Elaine Schweller ’69 Snyder
Dave Seman ’75
Andrew Severyn ’02
Allyson Shank
John and Dee Shondel
John Sikora ’84
Barbara Sims ’68
Michael and Joan Ferneding ’74 Smith
Scott Smith ’71
Tom and Marilou Smith
Jennifer Scott ’92 Snyder
Allen and Ellen Specht
Larry Spitzmiller ’68
Ken and Kathleen Brockman ’81 Stechschulte
Dan Stroup ’68
Julia Sunkes ’83
John and Shellie Sweeterman
Jayne Talbot ’73
Peter Tamborski ’71
Kevin and Nancy Taylor
Greg and Amy Terrell
Mary Lynn ’78 Thalheimer
Bob Thaman ’68
Mike Thuente
Nick and Joan Trick
Todd Tucker
Matthew and Melissa Ungerleider
Development
Revenue
History
2 01 2
Wes Van Autreve ’96
Gene Van Leeuwen ’78
Charles J. Vanage ’81
Kevin and Charlotte Vangsness
Mark Vangsness ’11
Ferdinand and Minako Vanke
Marisa Greco ’82 Varney
Vlad ’98 and Nina DiGuardi ’00 Vasiliu
Ted and Mickey Veenhuis
Karen Mees ’82 Vespa
Thomas Voelkl ’67
Jerry and Kay Vorholt
Kathy Wald
Julia Kolber ’95 Wallace
Bonnie Walter
Scott Walther ’79
Mike and Renee Wanamaker
Ted Ward
Lisa Blair ’88 Weaver
Nancy Panfile ’66 Weisner
Dick and Donna Wemple
Rick Wemple ’88
Jeff ’98 and Jennifer Davis ’99 Wenzke
Kelly Westerkamp ’11
John Wetzel ’81
Carol Wildenhaus
David Willits ’91
Doug Wimsatt ’97
Tom ’69 and Kathy Winter
Joe ’89 and Amy Wittmann
John Wittmann ’81
John Woeste ’79
Ron Woeste ’72
Patrick Wood
Thomas and Barbara Wozniak
Elizabeth Wittmann ’82 Wright
Phyllis Yingling
Edna Zemanova
William and Patricia Zilli
Maribeth Galamb ’79 Zimmer
Jim Zimmerman ’84
Phillip Zuelke ’77
Annual Fund (Unrestricted)
$281,103
Restricted
$203,241
Total
$484,345
2 01 1
$283,891
Restricted Gifts
$224,850
Total
$508,741
2 01 0
$262,061
Restricted Gifts
$153,882
Total
$415,943
2 009
$266,439
Restricted Gifts
$204,544
Total
$470,983
2 008
Annual Fund Range of Gifts by Contributors
Knight’s Council
Gift Level
Alumni
Parents
Alumni
Parents
Friends
Total
Regent
$5,000+
6
-
3
2
11
Laureate
$2,500+
6
2
2
1
11
Squire
$1,500+
6
2
6
2
16
Patron
$1,000+
26
5
22
1
54
KC Totals
44
9
33
6
92
Order of Excellence
$500+
36
6
9
4
55
Sword & Shield
$250+
71
20
25
9
125
Brown & Gold
$100+
229
28
86
14
357
Gen. Contributors
$1-99+
213
38
69
45
365
593
101
222
78
994
Annual Fund Totals
Annual Fund Range of Gifts by Dollars Knight’s Council
Gift Level
Regent
$5,000+ 30,000
Laureate
$2,500+
14,017
5,000
6,005
2,600
27,622
Squire
$1,500+
11,000
3,000
9,000
3,750
26,750
Patron
$1,000+
27,245
4,000 22,600
1,000
54,845
KC Totals
Alumni
82,262
Parents
Alumni
Parents
Friends
Total
- 15,000 10,583
55,583
12,000 52,605 17,933 164,800
$342,005
Restricted Gifts
$208,154
Order of Excellence
Total
$550,159
Sword & Shield
$500+ 19,045
3,000
4,700
2,275
29,020
250+ 18,900
5,200
6,600
2,949
33,649
26,117
3,050
9,740
1,825
40,732
1,567
2,638
1,385
12,903
Brown & Gold
$100+
Gen. Contributors
$1-99
7,313
Annual Fund Totals
153,637
24,817 76,283 26,367 281,104
at (937) 428-5312.
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Contributors by
A N N U A L
F U N D
2 0 1 2
C l a s s Ye a r
Class
of
1966
$ 6,615
CLASS PARTICIPATION – 13%
Michel Batty
John Borchers
Maureen Thunder Brebner
Rick Davis
Charles and Toni Smith DiPasquale
Kathy Feldman
Highest To
Richard Gaeke
Clas s Particip attal
(tie d with Class io n
Ralph Goeke
of ’73)
Robert Gutmann
Mary Lynne Simmons Henehan
Paul and Barbara Blaho Hickey
Dennis Hogan
John Keys
Thomas Koepnick
Karen Claffey Koller
Kathy McRaven Lefevre
Michael Meyer
Howard Neff
Mary Sims Nemeth
Susan Waterman Onaitis
David Popovich
John Reichard
Mike Reisinger
Jim Stangle
Nancy Panfile Weisner
Paul and Maggie Traynor Zimmer
Class
of
1967
$ 4,025
Gregory Barbato
Thomas Barkmeyer
Kenneth Blandford
Paul Calkins
W. Michael Conway
Jeannine Michel Doak
Jeanne Cadwell Doncaster
Rick Fersch
Michael Foley
Tina Dudrick Fox
Margaret Meintel Gagner
William Gmaz
Mickie Gummer
Kathy McManus Gustavson
Nancy Scheper Gutmann
Mark Haufe
Lois Pleiman Hough
Greg Huber
Carol Juzulenas Klein
Robert Krause
David Martz
Michael Oscar
Rev. Michael Savino
Jo Anne Zierolf Vincent
Thomas Voelkl
Cynthia Vyszenski
James Wayman
Tom Wehrman
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Linda Poelking Weprin
Robert Whelan
Class
of
$ 2,765
1968
Susan Scianamblo Boutz
Marcia Woolley Brand
Jacqueline Perkins Brumfield
Willie Bruns
Bob Dries
Paula Fenelon Dovorsky
Mike Fariello
Michael Foreman
Kristine Ritzert Garling
Philip Glotzbach
Darryl Grosjean
Steven Hall
Jeff Hemker
Judith Lammers Imhoff
Mary Ann Kinninger
Judith Stebel Kronenberger
Richard Marcus
Dan and Sue Kussman Reichert
Barbara Sims
Larry Spitzmiller
Dan Stroup
Bob Thaman
Class
of
1969
$ 3,395
Richard Amann
Mary Brechak Becht
Susan Angerer Bellman
William Carney
Lynne Cusick
Mike Devlin
Tim Eckley
Katherine Kohnen Farrey
Kathleen Yux Gall
John and Mary Ann Zink Geis
Mark Klug
Greg Merrill
Eileen Woeste Mitchell
Douglas Perkins
Gindy Armstrong Schneller
Dan Schweickart
Elaine Schweller Snyder
Tom Winter
Class
of
1970
$ 2,350
Diane Althaus Benedetto
Daniel Berger
Kathleen Ryan Bledsoe
Mary Jo Feldman Fender
Pam Hemmelgarn Grilliot
Cynthia Ditzel Hassan
Timothy Homan
Wendy Krueger Jones
Doug Osterfeld
Sheila Brockman Willhoite
Diane Perkins Wish
Class
of
1971
$ 5,318
Doug and Peg Hogan Althaus
Don Barker
Nancy Esselstein Battista
Tom Becht
Paul Beyerle
Joseph Budde
Dave Burkardt
Tom Chappelear
Pam Butler Christ
Elizabeth Ritterhoff Cotter
Maggie Woeste Dick
Dick Fenelon
Michael George
Linda Klatt Hower
Mike Mariscalco
Bill McKinley
Jane Reichard McNamee
John McVay
Douglas Meyer
Suzanne Schaefer Montgomery
Nancy Prater
Alice Adams Rickard
Stephen Rodenbeck
Margaret Whelan Rose
Kevin Ryan
Maria DiSalvo Schweickart
Scott Smith
Peter Tamborski
Class
of
1972
$ 2,925
Father Chris Armstrong
Andrew Brehm
Judy Henehan Doll
Jerry Folz
Nancy Ballman Greene
Mark Grunkemeyer
Mike Hagan
James Hochwalt
Jim McVay
Joe Minham
Nancy Finke Rambasek
Kevin Thomas
Herbert Walter
Ron Woeste
Charles Hilgeman
Elizabeth Lair Hoffman
Elena Krumholtz
Cindy Woeste Lowndes
Tim McVay
Mary Ann Bach Plaspohl
Alicia Anderson Risko
Kerrie Malloy Sadler
Joan Ferneding Smith
Cathy Beyerle Southam
Douglas Tobe
Cynthia Klosterman Varvel
Paul Wilkens
Class
of
1973 $ 10,920
Sheila Houser Adams
Dudley Althaus
Highest To
Clas s Particip attal
James Bartol
(tie d with Class io n
of ’66)
Karen Boyle
Julie Nickel Brill
Carol Gerend Carbonell
Chris Danis
Julie Feldman
Marie Glaser
Margaret Amann Grunkemeyer
Chris Brun Hartzell
Reed Hauser and Thecla Schneble Hauser
Jim Heintz
Heidi Osweiler Helm
Karen O’Brien Henry
Arthur J. Kepes
James Kroger
Jane Lammers
Greg Laravie
Michelle Mariscalco
Shirley Henry Minham
Mark Mitter
Christine Morgan
Mark and Diane Carroll Neff
Tim O’Connell
Marlene Burr Orendorf
Todd and Roselyn Rathweg Penrod
Jerry Samu
Mary Ruth Spisak Shearer
Jayne Talbot
Teresa Thomas
Mike Thuney
Harold Varvel
Michael Zimmerman
Mark Zummo
Class
of
1974
$ 3,545
Chris Barnet
Jim Brown
Patty Hollencamp Cecil
Brian Esselstein
Frank Frounfelker
Susan Gibbons
Class
of
1975
Mary Ann Sprauer Abrams
Peggy Kussman Braner
Linda Dintaman
Mary Lee Reisinger Dunphy
Carol Gephart Dworkin
Dan Gargrave
Tom Gress
Stephen Jeffords
Francine Morgan Kester
William Kuflewski
Tina Ruef Lammers
Doug Link
Pat Madden
Catherine Novelli
Jim Paxson
Thomas Pernik
John Prater
Jim Ritterhoff
Daryl Rucker
Dave Seman
Doug Striebel
Patrick Walsh
Mike Wildenhaus
Nick Wolf
Michael Zimmer
1976
Class
of
1979
$ 9,555
Class
of
Jean Kelly
Joe and Kathy Klug Kessler
Mike McGraw
Tom and Carol Hoying Nikolai
Matt and Denise Abele O’Connell
Steve Robbe
Bill Roeckner
Mark and Anne Grogan Romer
Mary Lynn Thalheimer
Gene Van Leeuwen
Leslie Osterfeld Weber
$ 8,050
Elizabeth DeFrancis Allen
Gretchen Gosiger Beust
Suzanne Leyes Butler
Bill Chifala
Dominic DeFrancis
Matthew Desch
Linda Ballmann Hitchcock
Mary Ellen De Luna Jakubisin
Anna Keyes
Robert Kronauge
Pam Datz Madden
Tim and Jeanne Koop Reisinger
Lynn Sweeney
Tara Kerivan Weddell
Barbara Woeste
Jack Zimmerman
$ 4,552
Class
of
$ 6,050
1977
Marie Mariscalco Boyle
Kathy Luebke Chandler
Annette Chavez
Nancy Krautmann Chifala
Connie Ryan Dall
Eric Eichner
Lynn Kehl Fenton
Jacquelyn Hart
Mary Alig Houston
Diane Butler Hughes
Rosalie Thomas Koesel
Patricia Navin Lachey
Andy Lair
Thomas Landgren
Kim Karpiak Lindley
Steve Martino
Annlouise Peroutka
Margery Fowler Schaffer
Carol Agnew Shugars
Laura Van Leeuwen Snyder
Jeff Solarek
Denny VanArsdale
Martha Walsh
Phillip Zuelke
Class
of
1978
$ 14,144
Tom Bartol
Tom Becker
Marylee Bissmeyer Bible
Beth Blust Bruggeman
Mary Dey Bucher
Janel Kussman Ciolli
Kevin Eichner
Ruth Fremgen Girouard
Sharon O’Brien Graybill
Jeff Harris
Ted Hecht
John Hinders
Stephen Joseph
Anonymous
Susan Fremgen Bowman
Craig Curk
Lori Dorn
John Duchak
Robert Esselstein
Ruth Dries Lieber
Robert McKelvey
Carrie O’Connell Meyer
Jacquie Walsh O’Brien
Kathryn Enouen Owsiany
Janet Turckes Pitzer
Claire Blust Rodehaver
Mike Ruffolo
Jim Sprauer
Scott Spring
Scott Walther
John Woeste
Maribeth Galamb Zimmer
Class
of
$ 5,281
1980
Ann Stueve Becker
Mary Beth Brust
Ceferino Cata
Ed and Anne Barnet Griffith
Christina Hart
Jennifer Hille
Julie Focke Hyde
Sister Sandy Howe
Thomas Martino
Barbara Neroni Murphy
Linda Placke Petersen
Greg Stein
Dan Thalheimer
Class
of
1981
$ 11,425
Michael Albers
Angela Stein Bidwell
Ellen Bornhorst Boerger
Cathy Cartwright Burns
Kelly Sheridan Derickson
David Domansky
Maureen Eichner
Kathleen Saxton Ferrante
Michael Finke
Michael Gross
Michael and Michelle Misenko Harker
Fran Sjostrom Heider
Jeanne Kronauge
John Miller
Walt Reiling
Lisa Stoecklein Ruffolo
Thomas Shanley
Kathleen Brockman Stechschulte
Charles Vanage
Linda Vance
Patricia Witt Weisent
John Wetzel
John Wittmann
Class
of
1982 $ 16,250
Anonymous
Marcia Kiley Albers
John Blust
Daniel Bolek
Patrick Brown
Mike Dorn
Erin Connair Fanning
Lynn Stueve Ginaven
Suzanne Alejandrino Homan
Rick Koehler
Tony Lair
Mark Lane
Doug Lunne
Jeanne Jauch Lyke
John McMahon
Jennifer Drayer McDonald
Mike Neroni
Robert O’Brien
Tom Roesch
Carol Ward Salmon
Frank Scenna
Erin Walsh Schmitz
Scott Strady
Anne Taylor
Anthony Taylor
Marisa Greco Varney
Karen Mees Vespa
Elizabeth Wittmann Wright
Highest Tota
Contrib ution l
Class
of
1983
$ 2,005
Suzanne Marsh Budzik
Michael and Cheryl Murlin Eichner
Brendan Foley
Beth Stanton Judd
Joan Hamill Kaminski
Dan Klein
Stephen Miller
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Contributors by
A N N U A L
F U N D
2 0 1 2
C l a s s Ye a r
Julie Yowell Mitchell
Mark Neroni
Theresa Bacca Roggenkamp
Julia Sunkes
Lynne Van Leeuwen Turner
Class
of
1984
$ 6,920
Anonymous
Campion Armstrong
Molly Ryan Cain
Courtney Sheridan DeOreo
Ron Deger
Mary Beth Hanna Evans
Jane Wagner Frick
Matt Houser
Paul Howe
Catherine Lander Hume
Jennifer Hein Kendo
Jack Mees
Christina Ostendorf
John Sikora
Bill Tahy
Cathleen Colaricci VonCanon
Lori Allen Wilke
Jim Zimmerman
Class
of
1985
$ 7,264
Elaine Chrystal Armstrong
Adrienne Hegman Brandicourt
Bill and Jenni Sauer Crotty
Laura Arber Eiken
Lisa Kavanaugh Fields
Jodi Schweisthal Graham
Paul Green
Doug Hansen
John Kunesh
Karen Roesch Levine
Elizabeth Roddy Lush
Jeff Morris
Greg Plagens
Laura Wiesman Senkiw
Amy Biegel Strady
Andrea Cannarozzi Varabkanich
Class
of
1986
$ 3,125
Robert Jeffrey Benko
Tim George
Susan Sammon Hendrick
Steve Hickey
Joseph Janowski
Libby Rain Mallitz
Teresa Cindric McHugh
Jason Paine
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Chris Pancake
Kristin Blasé Shane
Andrew Smith
Kathy Keyes Webster
Class
of
1987
Michael Rawers
Erin Roth
Class
of
Matt Adamson
Bradford Beckmann
Michelle Clark Brooks
Susan Burkhardt Fredrick
Matthew Frient
Jeff Keller
Michelle Kugel
Kevin Sage
Christy Kuczak Vigfusson
Julia Kolber Wallace
Class
of
1988
$ 2,860
Jonathan and Colleen Kavanaugh Duffy
Leslie Rosell Gonya
Bart Grunenwald
Todd Kazmierski
Suzie Cerar Kreusch
Scott McLaughlin
Julie Schrimpf Moss
Richard Roesch
John Schrimpf
Melissa Sullivan
Joe Wittmann
Tom and Laura Beatty Alig
Rachel Finke Chambers
Mark Coalt
Robert Ellis
Andrew and Teresa Heintz Fano
Marc Frient
Teresa James
Kathy Weil Kargl
Dan Kronauge
Nick Lair
Jeff Luckew
Jeff McRaven
Karen Beel Milford
Abby Glackin Rummel
John Sammon
John and Kim Graf Schimpf
Jim Schoen
Karen Zinck Smith
Lisa Blair Weaver
Rick Wemple
Rick Willits
Class
of
1989
$ 1,525
Matt Berry
Terry Bon
Jim Borchers
Rachel Cox
Theresa Bean Davis
John Deger
$ 878
1995
$ 3,810
David Bahner
Brian Beck
Steve Breitenstein
Ann Schoen Brinkmann
Cheryl DeBrosse
Lisa Tsui Diller
Molly Grunenwald Eisner
Mary Frecker
Carla Casella Hodulik
Linda Manzo Koeller
Tricia Cavers McGowan
Andy Pflaum
Patrick Popp
Peggy Russell
Chris Shane
Class
of
Class
of
1990
$ 1,525
Brian and Amy Schrimpf Hennig
Nickie Poelking Kaplan
Jackie Koesters
Timothy Moore
Chris Resch
Chris and Kathy Brady Riegel
Angela Ruffolo
Laura Torbeck Skinner
Anna Iwinski Sutter
Class
of
1991
$ 2,910
Amy Bishop Bensman
Tim and Stacey Hubach Brown
Dan DeBrosse
Megan Zimmer Deeley
Maureen Foley
Patrick Heintz
Brian and Jenny Mercurio Leen
Dennis Percy
Thomas Pohl
Michael Schmitz
Ryan Sharkey
Kory Sutter
David Willits
Class
of
1992
$ 751
Julie Johnson Barnett
Todd and Suzanne Zimmer Duplain
Amy Hinojosa Finnegan
Lisa Muckerheide Giesler
Amanda Riegel Mascarenhas
Dawn Graf Morris
Lori Brush Phillips
Jennifer Scott Snyder
Stacey Polito Sperow
Class
of
1993
$ 1,465
Michael Buening
Emily Adamson Collura
John Connolly
Matt Fromm
Casey Findley Green
Kathleen Zimmer Kloska
Chris Lammlein
Denise Scarpelli
Class
of
1994
Class
of
1996
Liz Cerar Anderson
Julie Schoen Beeler
John Borchers
Brian and Sara Walker Boyle
Ben Carter
Laura Portune Cordell
Lisa Dillhoff Depew
Julie Duffy Dillon
Angela Gantt
Heather Kennedy
Catherine Eisenhauer Lohr
Matthew Moore
Kevin Riazzi
Class
of
2005
$ 725
$ 1,860
Jacob Groshek
Paul Kraft
Nina DiGuardi Vasiliu
$ 225
Class
of
2001
Katie Burkhardt Goeke
Daniel Haas
Jennifer Rudzinski Kennedy
Steve Kramer
Brett (B.J.) Mahle
Josh Mears
Doug Wimsatt
$ 1,475
2006
Michael Akhbari
Kristin Satzger Blum
Diana Fischer
Harrison Orendorf
Nick and Jenny Richmond Mangold
Jamie Peters
Cassie Ruhlman
Andrew Severyn
Alexis Troha
2003
$ 150
Jack Hilgeman
Marianne Hinde Hudelson
Ashley Kavanaugh
John Kavanaugh
Classes
of
’07-’11 $ 350
Clark Becker ’07
Erin Lammers ’08
Sarah Lechleiter ’08
Roddy Patterson ’09
Erin Brown ’10
Connor Cummins ’10
Katie Lane ’10
Casey Lindley ’10
Evan Price ’10
Nicole Tromp ’10
Jordan Templin ’10
Daniel Daschewich ’11
Rebecca Esselstein ’11
Jordan Hibner ’11
Jesse Neville ’11
Joe Thuney ’11
Mark Vangsness ’11
Kelly Westerkamp ’11
Faculty
and
Staff 100%
$ 9,641
PARTICIPATION –
2002 $ 5,345
Class
of
$ 20
Young Alums
$ 415
Class
of
1997
Class
of
Michael Grant
Lyndsey Grunewald
Joel Grunkemeyer
Jen Schulz Korynski
Jeff Penno
Sarah Adamson Pritchard
$ 915
Tommy Cronin
Andrew Platt
Gail Cengia
Class
of
Anthony Fuchs
Marvin Hartsfield
Laura Kavanaugh
James Teets
Vlad Vasiliu
Jeff Wenzke
Mary Carol Burkhardt
Melanie Lai Condron
Megan Newill DeHart
Luke Frient
Jonathan Heil
Jennifer Davis Wenzke
2000
Jessica Willits Archibald
Katie Srp Broerman
Chad Larkin
Karin Lundquist
Elizabeth Moore Osborne
Amanda Veenhuis Reger
Cheryl Cella Roden
David Rogero
Anthony Schoen
Patrick Shea
Jay Tant
Wes Van Autreve
1998
2004
$ 100
Class
of
Class
of
Class
of
$ 2,405
1999
$ 300
Molly Althaus
Andrew and Katie Arber
Scott Balent
Shannon Brown
Beth Budd
Jennifer Butler
Dave Conard
Matthew Deters
Linda Dintaman
Ed Domsitz
Julie Feldman
Jeff Fuell
Courtney Graham
Barbara Groene
Amanda Hacker
Gary Hansen
Christine Hart
Julie Hartman
Jaclyn Helt
Louan Hilty
Dave Imber
Peter Jablonski
Christina Johnston
Delvin Johnston
Nancy Kaczala
Joan Kolber
Lourdes Lambert
Tina Lammers
Chris Lammlein
Stephanie Larkin
Father Jim Manning
Marcus Makras
Doug and Cathy Mathis
Linda McCarthy
Audrey Miller
Kathy Morris
Susan Morris
Katie Ortiz
Virginia Osburn
Theresa Ott
Chris Pancake
John Patterson
Jim Peters
Michelle Popp
Deborah Portman
Randy Reeder
Donna Reiss
Norm Rich
Kathy Riegel
Teresa Rupper
Christine Sanderman
Caroline Schnader
William Schoen
Allyson Shank
Mary Ruth Shearer
Mary Splawinski
Theresa Sugrue
Ken Tankersley
Michael Thuente
Sister Dennis Tisler
Todd Tucker
Bonnie Walter
Ted Ward
Carol Williams
Rick Willits
Bev Wimmers
Edna Zemanova
Jim Zimmerman
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Remembrances
A N N U A L
F U N D
2 0 1 2
for 2012
In Honor
We remain humbly
grateful when families
In Honor of Robert and Helen Alig
think of Alter in honoring
Mary Alig ’77 Houston
or remembering a loved
In Honor of Andrew and Katie Arber
Laura Arber ’85 Eiken
one. Thank you, and may
God bless you and yours.
In Honor of Julie Schoen ’94 Beeler
Ann Schoen ’87 Brinkman
Jeff and Anita Linck
In Honor of John Lewis
Colin Dunnigan
In Honor of Scott McLaughlin ’89
Phillip J. McLaughlin
In Honor of Daniel ’96 Moroney
William and Kathleen Moroney
In Honor of Alyce Sheridan
Kelly Sheridan ’81 Derickson
In Honor of Coach Ed Domsitz and
Coach Joe Petrocelli
In Memory
Doug and Kim Karpiak ’77 Lindley
In Honor of Jared ’99 and Andrew
‘95 Linck
John and Dolores Shondel
In Memory of Walter and Louise
Gerend
Dan ’70 and Jenifer Berger
Ernie and Mary Wiedemann
In Memory of Rachel Alejandrino
’79 Bon
Tom and Suzanne Alejandrino ’82 Homan
In Memory of Michael Bruns ’74
Elmer and Lucy Bruns
In Memory of Alberta Budde-Stewart
In Honor of Michael and Dolores
Karpiak
In Memory of Ellen Wiedemann ’70
Berger
In Memory of Andrew Adams ’67
In Memory of Barbara Nosil ’70
Adams
Cynthia Ditzel ’70 Hassan
In Memory of Richard J. Amann, Sr.
Mrs. Jeanne Amann
Mark ’72 and Peggy Amann ’73 Grunkemeyer
Joseph Budde ’71
In Memory of Robert Cannon ’66
Greg Barbato ’67
In Memory of Caroline Carter
Ben ’94 and Brenda Carter
In Memory of Margarita Cata ’82
Cef ’80 and Anne Cata
Erin Connair ’82 Fanning
In Memory of Gordon Dadisman ’66
In Memory of Laurence Barker
Don Barker ‘71
In Memory of Chris Desch ’73
Chris Brun ’73 Hartzell
In Memory of Edgar J. Barthel
Richard and Carolyn Barthel Clark
In Memory of Rudy Dudon
Paul 66 and Maggie Traynor ’66 Zimmer
In Memory of Ruth Beckman
Jim and Monica McGinley
In Memory of Emily Dudrick
Tina ’67 Dudrick Fox
In Memory of Bill Eisenhauer ’82
Dan Bolek ’82
Jan Eisenhauer
Tom Roesch ’82 and Patti Blessing
In Memory of Abigail Esselstein
Robert and Teresa Esselstein
In Memory of Bill Ferneding ’69
Gwynedd Armstrong ’69 Schneller
In Memory of John and Frances
Fowler
Margery Fowler ’77 Schaffer
In Memory of Don Garling ’67
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Kristine Ritzert ’68 Garling
Carol Gerend ’73 Carbonell
In Memory of Chuck Graham ’79
Scott ’79 and Teresa Spring
In Memory of Mark Greco
Marissa Greco ’82 Varney
In Memory of Neil Grogan ’73
Marlene ’73 Burr Orendorf
In Memory of Chris Harris ’74
Jeff ’78 and Kim Harris
In Memory of Tom and Kacie ’07
Hausfeld
Marianne Hinde ’03 Hudelson
In Memory of Jane Hoyne ’66 Hosty
Kathy Whalen ’66 Kavanaugh
Karen Claffey ’66 Koller
Fred and Maureen Willits
In Memory of Chip Houser ’74 and
Mark Houser ’78
Sheila Houser ’73 Adams
Matt Houser ’84
In Memory of Tony Huesman ’75
Marylee Reisinger ’75 Dunphy
Patricia Witt ’81 Weisent
In Memory of Patti Kussman ’72
Kolbe
Greg and Peggy Kussman ’75 Braner
Dave and Beth Kolbe
In Memory of Tom and Phyllis
Kussman
In Memory of Timothy Lane ’97
Ray and Cathy Lane
In Memory of Edward Luebke
Kathleen Luebke ’77 Chandler
In Memory of Barto and Joan Ann
Mariscalco
Mary Mariscalco ’73
In Memory of Patti McCormick
Bob and Deborah Portman and Family
In Memory of Russell and Marillyn
Morgan
Francine Morgan ’75 Kester
Christine Morgan ’73
In Memory of Kurt Murnen ’97
Pam Hemmelgarn ’70 Grilliot
Brett Mahle ’97
In Memory of Caryl Oscar
Michael Oscar ’67
In Memory of John Pernik
Charlotte Pernik
Tom Pernik ’75
In Memory of Bill and Voleta Prater
John Prater ’75
In Memory of Virginia Reichard ’69
Reynolds
Jane Reichard ’71 McNamee
In Memory of Mary Riess ’77
Rosalie Thomas ’77 Koesel
Annlouise Peroutka ’77
In Memory of Daniel Romer
Don and Marcia Monnier
In Memory of Col. Roger Rush
Anne Rush
In Memory of Tom Scheidt
Mark Haufe ’67
In Memory of Paul Sendelbach
Elaine Sendelbach
In Memory of William L. (Stormy)
Sims Jr.
Barbara Sims ’68
In Memory of Gina Casella ’90
Stephens
Carla Casella ’87 Hodulik
In Memory of Lisa Taylor ’78
Tony ’82 and Kelly Taylor
In Memory of Lois and John
Thalheimer
Mary Lynn Thalheimer ’78
In Memory of Ivan D. Thunder
Maureen Thunder ’66 Brebner
In Memory of Mark Wagner ’03
Ashley ’03 and John ’03 Kavanaugh
In Memory of Jim and Mary Ann
Walsh
Martha Walsh ’77
In Memory of Raymond Zuelke
Phillip ’77 and Marlies Zuelke
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2 0 1 2
Matching & Restricted
Gifts for 2012
Matching Gifts
Bank of America
Reunion
Information
Boeing
Class of 1967 – September 21 & 22, 2012
Abbott Fund
F U N D
A N N U A L
$ 8,144
Lisa Tsui ’87 Diller
John Borchers ’94
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William and Mary Dey ’78 Bucher
Scott Spring ’79
DP&L
Jennifer Hein ’84 Kendo
Eli Lilly
Anthony Groshek
Jacob Groshek ’00
Fifth Third Bank
Elizabeth Moore ’96 Osborne
Harry & Adrienne Hegman ’85 Brandicourt
GE Foundation
Paul Boeckman
Global Impact
Matt Moore ’94
Home Depot
Mike Wildenhaus ’75
Key Bank
Clinton and Tara Kerivan ’76 Weddell
LexisNexis
Andrew ’86 and Karen Zinck ’88 Smith
Dan Klein ’83
Jessica Pietrzak
Macy’s Foundation
David Leff
Joseph and Ruth Dries ’79 Lieber
Microsoft
Brad ’95 and Jennifer Beckmann
Tom Martino ’80
John Wanke ’97
Northrop Grumman
Pfizer
Philip and Margaret Whelan ’71 Rose
Standard Insurance Company
Christina Ostendorf ’84
Teradata
Julie Knight
Lucy Seifert
Wells Fargo
Jon Duffy ’89
Tom J. Laufersweiler
William and Karen Mees ’82 Vespa
Amy Eichner
Steve Breitenstein ’87
Dinner, Heatherwoode Golf Club (8-11pm – $45 per person)
Contact Jack Fiala, [email protected]. Also join the Facebook
group, Alter ’67 for more information
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Golf Outing (10am start, Moraine Country Club – $100; contact Ron Woeste at
order alumni shirts, hats, sweatshirts
[email protected])
and jackets right from home! The
Moraine Country Club (8-11pm – $40 per person)
Advancement Office is working on a
Contact Elaine Gigliotti Long, [email protected] or Ed Leschansky,
website through Logos@Work that
[email protected]
will launch before the end of August.
Class of 1977 – Saturday, September 1, 2012
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From this site, you will be able
Golf Outing (9:30am, Community Golf Course – $33 per person)
to pick your favorite item and even
American Legion Hall, Kettering (7:30pm-midnight – $50 per person)
select the color and from several
Contact Eric Eichner, [email protected]
logos, too. Once ordered, your pur-
University of Dayton Arena (Boesch Lounge, 7-11pm – $25 per person)
Contact Erin Walsh Schmitz, [email protected] or Mia Kerivan
O’Malley, [email protected]
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Look for a new, streamlined way to
chases will be shipped directly to
your home in a matter of days.
Look for the link on the “Alumni/
ae” pages of the website at www.
alterhighschool.org.
Hilton Garden Inn in Beavercreek (6:30-11pm – $20 per person)
Contact Steve Breitenstein, [email protected] or Linda Manzo
Koeller, [email protected]
Class of 1992 – Saturday, Septmeber 1, 2012
Restricted Gifts
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UD Flight Deck (7pm – $25 per person)
Contact Maria Russell, [email protected]
Robert and Helen Alig
Dorothy Eisenhauer
Peggy Eisenhauer ’87 Rueth
Mary Gallagher ’80 Ankenbauer
Barbara Gobrail
Christopher and Deb Stewart
Molly Schmitz ’86 Bardine
John and Connie Taylor
Mark and Angela Stein ’81 Bidwell
Diane Friermood ’77 Henehan
The Daniel M. Romer Fund
Richard and Lisa Boucher
John ’85 and Sarah Kunesh
The Glennon Family Charitable Trust
Tim and Susie Brabender
Michael ’78 and Tess Kunesh
The Louise Kramer Foundation
Daniel and Tara Brodbeck
Mark ’82 and Carla Lane
Monsignor Robert Amann Foundation
Martin Brown
Catherine Eisenhauer ’94 Lohr
United Way of Greater Dayton
Buckeye Ecocare
Dennis and Karen McTaggart
Don and Laima Vermillion
Dana Chillinsky
Miami Valley Educational Council
John Wanke ’97
Bob and Joan Collins
Mark and Pam Miller
Ray and Michelle Webb
Guy and Kate MacEwen ’99 Conti
Donald and Marcia Monnier
Bill Wilkins ’86
Tom and Mary DeMange
Mark and Cyndi Platt
Paul ’66 and Maggie Traynor ’66 Zimmer
Easterling Studios
Tim ’69 and Dee Fiorita ’69 Quinn
Stephen Zimmer ’88
Kenneth and Nancy Quinter
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Saturday – Golf Outing (10am, Heatherwoode Golf Club – $45 per person)
John Mees ’84
Emerson
Friday – Harrigan’s Tavern (7pm – buy your own)
New Alumni
Apparel
Website
Coming Soon!
Brixx Ice House (7pm – $22 per person)
Contact Molly Nevius, [email protected] or Andrea Gauder Rieger,
[email protected]
•
•
Harrigan’s Tavern (time and price TBD)
Contact Meg Haley, [email protected] or Maureen Zimmer Guziec,
[email protected]
Class of 2007 – Sunday, September 2, 2012
•
•
Buffalo Wild Wings at Town and Country (8-11:30pm – pay for what you order)
Contact Clark Becker, [email protected]
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ALUMNI NEWS
Downs Voted
“Best Chef in Dayton”
W
hile the chances of a
In Memoriam
We offer families of the deceased our deepest sympathy and prayers. We appreciate those of you who write to
inform us of deaths within the Alter family. You may provide information by calling the Advancement Office at
(937) 434-2059 or emailing [email protected].
Richard Beck (November 2011), father of
Mary Ann Madden (February 2012), mother of
Debbie Beck ’72 Richwine, Lisa ’73, Kathy Beck
Pat ’75, Therese Madden ’82 Link; grandmother
’75 Kelly and Ellen Beck ’77 Campbell
of Teddy Link ’11 and Matt Link ’15
micro-farm at Homefull, a local agency
Sylvester Cox, Jr. (June 2011), father of Barbara
Belinda Rawlins Mason (January 2012), sister
small, privately owned restaurant mak-
that works with the homeless, and
Cox ’70 Standifer, Bob ’72
of Kathy Rawlins ’77
ing it past its first few months are not
from others. It is important to her to
in the owner’s favor, Dana Downs ’92
give back to community and support
Rudy Dudon, Jr. (May 2012), father of Jennifer
Cindy Mock ’84 (May 2012)
has met that challenge head-on as her
her very lifeline.
Dudon ’90 Musser, Rudy ’92, Alice Dudon ’93
Mayfield, and Gretchen ’96
dream, Roost Modern Italian, opened
Much like Franco had for her,
in Dayton’s historic Oregon District in
Downs has some advice for budding
November. But, because of her “in the
chefs. “Start doing dishes and learn
Holtgreive; grandfather of Erica ’13 and Rachel
ROOST
Byron Firsdon (June 2012), father of Jackie
Firsdon ’83 Williams, Shannon Firsdon ’86
every job in the kitchen. When you
Holtgreive ’15
learned on the soccer fields at Alter, the
the “Best Chef in Dayton” by the Day-
become the Executive Chef you will
Neil Grogan ’73 (June 2012), brother of Pat ’71
sky’s the limit for her.
ton Business Journal. The award was a
have to do all of these jobs, all the
(deceased), Gerry ’75, Anne Grogan ’78 Romer,
result of over 12,000 consumers voting
time. Sometimes it will be like a little
and she was able to hold off top chefs
mini-mental vacation.”
trenches” training and a work ethic
“I cannot believe all of the support
that Roost has received from the alumni
Kathy Grogan ’84 Crippen
Will Hartman (May 2012), grandfather of
Delaney ’15
and parents of Alter. My father said
from more established restaurants
that “this why we sent you there. Alter
such as Coco’s Bistro and C’est Tout
Modern Italian, check out their face-
Greg Hausfeld ’86 (July 2012), brother of
is a great family, and it will be a part of
to take home the prize. The notoriety
book page “roostmodernitalian” or
Matt ’92
you for the rest of your life.”
has undoubtedly helped create a buzz
their website: www.roostdayton.com.
about the new non-traditional, Italian
Susan Cusick ’71 Hearsum (February 2012),
They are located at 524 E. 5th St.
mother of Shea Hearsum ’93 Cusick; sister of
Downs graduated from Sinclair’s
Hospitality Management/Culinary Arts
eatery.
For more information about Roost
Lynne Cusick ’69 Kowalski, John Cusick ’72 and
Tim Cusick ’74
program and was fortunate enough
Much like others in the industry,
to be able to work at famed Franco’s
her path to “the top” has certainly had
just down the street from her new
its unique twists along the way as she
home. “Franco taught me so much
worked at Country Club of the North
but one thing was to trust your pal-
and other restaurants as well as oper-
father of Danielle Weidner ’07, Anne Weidner ’09,
ate and know what good food is. He
ated a pasta bar at the Second Street
Ryan Galen ’10 and Sarah Weidner ’11
also emphasized taking the time to
Market in Dayton before her latest ven-
Mary Kelly (March 2012), mother of Sheila ’76
do things right the first time. If you
ture. With each change came a clearer
and Jean ’78
don’t have the time to make it right,
focus on what her ultimate goals
Ruth Koop (March 2012), mother of Kathy
how will you find time to do it over?”
were…operating her own place where
Koop ’73 Van Cleve, Bob ’74, Jeanne Koop ’76
Under Franco’s tutelage, Downs also
people came for an entertaining and
Reisinger, Carol Koop ’82 Lang, Mary Koop ’83
learned much about the operational
relaxing evening with great food.
side of things and how to manage her
Growing up in the Dayton area and
David Hudson ’80 (February 2012)
Leonard Iacurci (July 2012), father of Maureen
Iacurci ’71 Weidner, Karen Iacurci ’78 Galen; grand-
Justin Osterfeld ’08 (May 2012), brother of
Allison ’10
Kathleen Ponziani (March 2012), mother of
Carol Ponziani ’75 DeGrazier
Clara Rose Redrick (January 2012), mother of
Mark ’66, Ron ’68, Debbie Redrick ’68 Cubberly
and Sharon Redrick ’70 Helriggle
Lillian Reiling, mother of Charles ’68 and
Ellen ’70
Bill Roark (February 2012), grandfather of Chris
’07, Corey ’08 and Cameron ’10
James Rohrer (May 2012), husband of Vicky
Sparaco ’69 Rohrer; father of Michael ’10
Miriam Angerer Stewart (April 2012), mother
of Sue Angerer ’69 Bellman, Carol Angerer ’71
and Tom Angerer ’77
Vera Stroup (May 2012), mother of Dan ’68,
Kathleen Stroup ’70 Cloud, Debbie Stroup ’73
Bush, Jeanne Stroup ’75 Borgert and Jim ’78
Donald Van Leeuwen (May 2012), father of
Mary Van Leeuwen ’70 Aldemeyer, Don ’71,
Cathy Van Leeuwen ’74 Duffy, Laura Van Leeuwen ’77 Snyder, John ’80; grandfather of Becky
Snyder ’01 and Rachel Snyder ’05
Don Wendeln (June 2012), father of Ed ’69,
Diane Wendeln ’71 Schulte, Mary Wendeln ’73
Leonhardt and Tony ’86
Seibel, Janet ’75, Judith Wendeln ’78 Miller, John
Raymond Kuczkowsky (May 2012), grandfa-
Karen Wendeln ’83 Sparling
’77, Donna Wendeln ’80 Bange, Michael ’82,
costs with fluctuating prices in the
calling it home, Downs is committed
ther of David Martin ’93 and Aaron Martin ’98
market.
to supporting the local growers, as
Jung Min Lee (April 2012), grandmother of Jake
’74, Lisa Wilkens ’76 Shiley, Diane Wilkens ’78
well. She buys much of her produce
Kunesh ’15
Medina, Lynne Wilkens ’80 Travis
The message must have hit home,
as Downs was honored this spring as
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Paul Wilkens (October 2011), father of Paul
and proteins from growers such as the
29
ALUMNI NEWS
California and her son Max is Peter Parker in the
new “Spiderman” movie…Dave Schoettmer
1970’s
New Little
’86 was awarded with the “Entrepreneur of the
Year Award” in Cincinnati. His company is Navigator Management Partners.
Ron Hundt ’73 (right) is the Zoning Administrator for the City of Kettering and recently showed
Knights
his Alter Pride at a recent lunch gathering of
1990’s
Alter classmates…Steve Martino ’77 directed
John Schrimpf ’89 and his wife, Amy, had
Ice Age: Continental Drift which hit theaters
twins on October 15, 2011 (Jack and Corinne).
on July 13. Steve works with Blue Sky Studios,
They join Regan (8) and Olivia (5)…Tracy Connon
lives with his family in New York and is looking
Mayne ’99 and her husband, Michael, welcomed
forward to his reunion Labor Day weekend.
son, Colton Charles (pictured below)to her
Make sure you take the kids to see the movie
Tracey Connon Mayne ’99 lives in Indianapolis
and recently received an Ed. S. degree from the
University of Dayton in School Psychology.
and make it a box office smash hit.
2000’s
Sean Crotty ’01 (son of Kevin ’74 and Karen
Deddens ’74 Crotty) is an EMS/Medical Advisor for the U.S. Peace Corp in Cambodia and
really attributes his Alter education and the
foundation he received for who he is. Holley
Mangold ’08 (pictured above) made the
US Olympic team for women’s weight lifting.
The entire Alter community is proud of her
accomplishment of 10th in the world. Look
for more on her experience in the next RoundTable…Courtney Chihil ’08 received the
and Best Man, Michael Zink ’97. Steve is the
Co-Player of the Year Award and the Eagle
Director of Engineering for the City of Kettering
Award at Florida Gulf Coast University. Chihil
and Lauren is a Development Editor for LEAP
finished her basketball career with over 1,000
Publishing in Mason. The new couple will
points and set the career mark for steals…
family on December 1…Kathleen Monk Back
reside in Kettering…Dana Fischer ’02 and
Austin Boucher ’09
’02 gave birth to Abigail Patricia Back on March
Boomer Bristow ’02 were married on May
(pictured right) is continu-
23. This is her and husband Travis’ first child.
19. The bridal party (pictured above) included
ing his football career
Kenny Grant ’02, Steve Bristow ’04, Meg
at Miami University but
Haley ’02 and Cassie Ruhlman ’02. Boomer
recently caddied for Alec
is employed by the Dayton Fire Department
Tahy ’13 (son of Bill ’84) in
and Dana is an account assistant at Edict
a U.S. Open Qualifier.
Knights In
Marriage
Systems in Beavercreek. The newlyweds have
purchased a home in Kettering…Emily Beachler
Steve Bergstresser ’97 and Lauren Athmer
’03 married Bryan Moritz in September. Includ-
(pictured far right) were married on July 14. The
ed in the wedding party (pictured below)were
wedding party included Susan Bergstresser ’93
Ben Beachler ’06, Anna Beachler ’99 Furderer,
1980’s
Brian Furderer ’96, Katie Joseph ’03, Kate
Romer Ratliff ’03 and Kristen Budde ’03.
The new couple are living in Cincinnati.
1960’s
Everyone in the Class of ’66 is invited to FACT
(First Alter Class Tuesday) the first Tuesday
of each month, beginning in September. Join
other classmates at Geez Grill & Pub in Kettering, beginning at 7:30 PM for fun, food and
drink.
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1
2010’s
Elise Prayson ’11 is at Assumption College on a
swim/academic scholarship and has pool and
Pat Brown ’82 spent Super
college records in breaststroke for Division II…
Bowl weekend with 8 great
Keaton Pieper ’11 was the starting setter for
friends from the class of 1982:
the Division II National Champion Springfield
Steve Suttman, Chris Placke, Jay
College (MA) volleyball team and was named
Hughes, Ron Goheen, John Begley,
“All Tournament”…Peter Scharf ’11 (son of
Todd Gadawski and John Ireton
Jim ’81) was named “Freshman Male Swim-
(picture right)...Greg Plagens
mer of the Year” at Wheeling Jesuit University…
’85 moved in the summer of 2011
Sydney Parker ’11 was a member of Winter
to southeast Michigan to work
Guard International’s “World Champion” team.
at Eastern Michigan University
This is her second gold medal in three years
where he serves in the Political
with 02 Color Guard…Rebecca Esselstein ’11
Science Department as Director
(daughter of Brian ’74) received an award as
the top freshman in Chemistry at the Air Force
of the Master’s in Public Administration Degree Program…Angela
Longo Charles ’85 lives in
Pictured Lto R are Todd Gadawski, Chris Placke, Pat Brown, John Ireton, and Jay
Hughes. Also in attendance but not pictured is Steve Suttman.
Academy.
SUMMER 2012
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Dayton, OH
Alter Advancement Office
940 East David Road
Kettering, Ohio 45429
Alterfest Coming Soon!
Don’t miss all the fun and excitement! Once again, the campus will transform into a
virtual carnival as graduates, parents and thousands of others flock to Kettering for one
of the best weekend festivals in the nation.
Friday, August 31 – 7pm to midnight
Saturday, September 1 – Noon to midnight
Sunday, September 2 – Noon to midnight
Monday, September 3 – Noon to 9pm
Stop by the Alumni Booth and receive a free drink ticket on Friday night. Get your
chicken dinners; listen to the best local entertainment; see the alumni band and Lancerettes perform at 5:00pm on Saturday on the new athletic field; and join other alumni at a
special Mass in the Alter chapel at noon on Sunday!
Roundtable is a publication of Archbishop Alter High School.
Your comments and suggestions are welcome. Please contact:
John Patterson
Director of Development
940 E. David Road • Kettering, OH 45429 • (937) 428-5312
[email protected]
Visit www.alterhighschool.org for more news and information

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