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Some members of 1962 State Championship Basketball Team gathered at the 2012 KHSAA Sweet 16 final game on March 17th at Rupp Arena, marking the
50th anniversary of the team’s title win. Pictured left to right are Bob Bohn ’62, Vince Stamp ’62, Bill Smyth ’63, Coach Joe Reibel ’56, Bill Nold ’63,
Ken Anderson ’63, and John Taylor ’63. Photo courtesy of Tim Webb/Tim Webb Photography.
SAINT XAVIER
THE ALUMNI MAGAZINE OF SAINT XAVIER HIGH SCHOOL
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Volume 44, No. 3
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Spring 2012
HIGH SCHOOL
www.saintx.com
Tonini Church
Supply Company:
A Family Legacy
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Brother Edward
Honored at
Legacy Gala
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Winter Sports
Review
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Dan Mason ’69
-Leading CBS Radio
with Passion
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50-Year Club Dinner
Changes Venue
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inches. After graduation, Mo played football
one year at UK before transferring to Texas
A&M, where he was an All-American. He
was a first-round draft pick for Kansas City
in 1968.
He left professional football in 1973 after
starting a family with his wife, Tish. Together
they have three children, a daughter, Keri,
and two sons, Todd and Ryan, both of
whom graduated from St. X. In those days,
he said, salaries for professional athletes
were less generous, so Mo left the Chiefs
to start Mo Moorman Distributors, Inc.,
in Louisville. He built the company into a
large distributorship, eventually selling the
business to River City Distributing.
Written by Mark Raque ’85
Moorman
Earns Pro
Football
Honors
Tonini Church
Supply
Company: A
Family Legacy
Tonini Church Supply Co. is currently
operating under its fourth generation of
family ownership.
St. X graduates Rick ’71, Bill ’75, and
Joe ’80, have been involved with the
business in various roles since they were
all teenagers, along with sisters, Anne,
Barbara (widow of Chips Cronen ’67),
and Joan. According to the company website,
their great-grandfather, Ferdinand Tonini,
emigrated from Switzerland to Louisville in
1875 and established a book and stationery
store specializing in religious articles on
Green Street (now Liberty Street) in 1883.
On his son’s 21st birthday, Ferdinand
changed the name of the store to “F. Tonini
and Son”– establishing the legacy. Business
Nicknamed “Mighty Mo,” Maurice
Moorman ’63, will be inducted into the
Kentucky Pro Football Hall of Fame in June.
Only the second Tiger to receive this
prestigious honor, Moorman played six
seasons, from 1968–1973, with the
Kansas City Chiefs as an offensive guard.
The highlight of his professional career
came in 1969, when he starred in the
Chief’s AFL-NFL Championship win (later
to be known as Super Bowl IV) against
the Minnesota Vikings.
Mo’s football career began at St. X where
he was a member of the 1962 State
Championship team. An all-around athlete,
he was also a champion shot putter, setting
a then St. X record throw of 55 feet, 10
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Family members and St. X graduates at Tonini Church Supply (left to right): Chris Tonini, Bill Tonini,
Joe Tonini, and Rick Tonini.
was strong, and the company relocated
to S. Shelby Street in 1904. During an
expansion, the next generation of Tonini’s,
including their father, Elmore ’38, and
uncle, Robert ’43, provided energy and
vision to continue its growth. In 1966, the
name was changed to the current one to
reflect the company’s growth in several
areas of providing religious supplies, as
well as the popularity of their catalog.
Tonini Church Supply Co. moved to its
existing location at 966 Breckenridge Lane
in St. Matthews in 1992. The 25,000-square
foot building houses its retail store,
offices, and warehouse. The business has
customers from all parts of the world as
they supply religious items to churches of
all denominations.
Rick, Bill, and Joe all worked at the store on
a part-time basis during their high school
years and in college. Even while working
in high school, the three made time to stay
involved at St. X. Rick and Joe played football;
Bill ran cross country and track. They forged
strong relationships with coaches, faculty,
classmates, and teammates that still exist
today. The two oldest brothers, Ed ’64 and
Frank ’70, as well as John ’72 opted
out of the family business. Ed is Adjutant
General of the Commonwealth of Kentucky.
Frank is a supervisor for the City of St.
Matthews Department of Public Works.
John is owner of John Tonini Construction.
The three brothers stated that they
appreciate their St. X education, learning
persistence and perseverance, which have
helped them continue the legacy at Tonini
Church Supply Co. They also note that St. X
influenced the leadership styles they have
today, created a “sense of family” which
they took to the workplace, and has had
a positive impact on the retention of their
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employees. Many of the Tonini children
have maintained the St. X legacy – Ed’s
son, David ’94; John’s stepson, Parker
Stodghill ’93; Bill’s sons, Chris ’04 and
Michael ’08; and Barbara Cronen’s sons,
George ’86, Geof ’92, Joe ’97, Jesse ’00
and Giles ’03.
Chris is now working at the store and
learning the ropes to help launch the fifth
generation of family involvement in the
business. A recent business survey showed
that only one in five family businesses
make it past the second generation before
closing or being sold. The legacy of the
Tonini family and their business is a rare
one to behold.
Written by Ted Bordador ’87
Helping the
Needy by Day
and Making
Art by Night
Shortly after graduating from Earlham
College with a degree in theatre, Charles
“Chip” Sommer ’94 headed west to
San Francisco where he worked not only in
theaters, but began working in the Dining
Room at St. Anthony’s – a Foundation in
San Francisco’s Tenderloin District that
assists homeless and low-income residents.
Chip currently manages the Dining Room
and has also continued his work with music
and, most recently, filmmaking.
The Dining Room of Saint Anthony’s
(www.stanthonysf.org ) is open 365 days
a year and serves an average of 2,800
meals daily. The nonprofit offers free food,
clothing, medical care, employment services,
and a drug and alcohol recovery program.
It does all this entirely with private funds.
The Dining Room and its guests inspired
Chip’s first film, Victoria, a documentaryshort about an old piano that sits in the
dining room and the people who play it.
Although it’s out of tune, missing keys, and
has broken pedals, it’s “just like us…she still
has a melody,” one guest explains. Victoria
was shown at over 30 film festivals on three
continents and won many awards, including
the Jimmy Stewart Crystal Heart Award in
the Heartland Film Festival in Indianapolis.
Chip’s music career began at Earlham where
he joined friends in forming Halifax Pier,
which produced two records and toured
the United States and Europe before
disbanding. Most recently, Chip formed the
Cannery (www.thecannery.net) which has
produced two full-length records and several
smaller releases, in addition to touring parts
of Europe and North America.
Recently, Chip married Tara Creehan of
Sacramento and was back in Kentucky
recording a solo record in a one-room
school house in Hodgenville, that’s soon
to be released. He’s also working to secure
funding for his next film. Chip can be
reached at [email protected].
Chip Sommer, far right, receives the Jimmy
Stewart Crystal Heart Award at the Heartland
Film Festival in Indianapolis.
Written by David Pape ’94
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mundane to the average person; but when
Brian talks, it’s easy to see how he became
so incredibly passionate about it.
From St. X to
Salt Water
Brian Silliman’s work as a marine biologist
– studying snails, grasses, and other salt
marsh organisms – might sound a bit
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After graduating from St. X in 1991, Brian
chose the University of Virginia to pursue
a law degree. While taking various
environmental science courses and following
field work in the Bahamas, he decided to
follow a different route with his education.
He obtained a Master’s in Environmental
Science from UVA, then a Ph.D. from Brown
University in Ecology and Environmental
Biology. It turned out to be a smart move.
Brian has received the CAREER Award
from the National Science Foundation
(the most prestigious award given to young
investigators) and more than $3 million
in research grants. He has become
internationally known for his theorychallenging research on coral reefs, salt
marshes, and, more recently, how alligators
can thrive in marine ecosystems.
Legacy Gala
Sells Out Again
X community to socialize and support our
efforts to fund tuition assistance for St. X
families. In addition to cocktails and dinner,
nearly 200 items were available for bidding
at our silent auction. The highlights of the
evening included the presentation of the
St. Francis Xavier Award to St. X principal
Brother Edward Driscoll, C.F.X.,
Honorary ’89 and the $40,000 grand
prize drawing. The Gala was another huge
success with proceeds benefitting the
school’s tuition assistance program.
For the second consecutive year, more than
600 Saint Xavier alumni, parents, and friends
gathered for Legacy…A Gala of Giving,
which was held on Saturday, February 25.
The Gala was created to recognize donors
who are St. Francis Xavier Society members,
yet also provide an opportunity for the St.
In recognition for his dedication to the
young men of Saint Xavier High School,
Brother Edward Driscoll was named the
recipient of the St. Francis Xavier award,
which recognizes an individual who, in the
spirit of St. Francis Xavier, dedicates him or
herself to the betterment of life by endorsing
As an associate professor at the University
of Florida, Brian has also become a fan
of a different kind of Gator since his move
to Gainesville in the early 2000s. He has
witnessed back-to-back national
basketball championships and two football
championships by the Gator athletic teams.
Although his professional career has taken
him down South, his heart still lies in
Louisville. “I would move back in a second
if it had an ocean,” he said.
Brian and his wife, Stephanie, a coral reef
conservationist, have traveled and explored
the marine world together with their two
children Parker (5) and Leah (2). Brian has
been published in more than 90 journals,
including multiple papers in science, and
has authored a book based on his research.
You can learn more about his work at
www.sillimanlab.com.
Written by Michael Bush ’98
St. X President Dr. Perry Sangalli with student
speaker Phillip Campbell and honoree Brother
Edward Driscoll, C.F.X.
an educational process that integrates the
rigors of academic excellence with the light
and guidance of Divine faith. Brother Edward
has spent 36 years at Saint Xavier, including
17 as principal. He has served the longest of
any St. X principal and is one of only three
Xaverian Brothers to have served a second
tenure in this role.
Mike ’82 and Betty Azzara (middle) receive their $40,000 grand prize from Perry Sangalli ’76,
President, and Mike Littell, Honorary ’07, Vice President for Advancement.
The evening was capped off by the drawing
for the $40,000 grand prize. Mike ’82 and
Betty Azzara were the lucky recipients
drawn from 400 chances. An earlier drawing
for purchasers of raffle tickets by December
31 was held on January 1. This $1,000 prize
winner was John Lococo ’61.
Yancey, Cindy Allison, Michelle Bickel,
Debra Chartoff, Michael Metzger ‘92,
Kelly Priebe, Michael Shields ’80, Karin
Sonnier, Leslye Ulmer, and Earl ‘82 and
Holly Winebrenner.
Make plans to attend next year’s Gala,
which will be held Saturday, February 23!
Artist Earns
National
Medals
Enjoying the evening: Dutch Boehnlein ’67,
Gerry Kauffmann ’80, and Joe Ackerman ’72.
Saint Xavier would like to thank the many
volunteers who were instrumental in
making the Gala possible, including dozens
that worked in the areas of silent auction,
check-in and check-out, including students
that served as greeters. The Steering
Committee, which provided leadership and
helped form the framework of the event,
included co-chairs Bill ‘79 and Kathy
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accumulated seven National Gold Medals
and a National Silver Medal from the
Scholastic Art and Writing Awards.
You can view all of his short films on
Youtube.com by searching Ian Timothy
Beaver Creek Episodes.
Congratulations to junior Ian Timothy
who has earned National Gold Medals in
film and animation for the third consecutive
year. The young artist qualified for the
National Scholastic Competition after
winning three gold keys in February’s
regional contest. At the national level,
Ian won a Gold Medal each for Beaver
Creek Episodes 6 & 7. He also won a
Silver Medal for his film 365, which was
animated on an iPad2. He will be presented
his awards in New York City on June 1.
While a student at St. X, Ian has Junior Scores
Perfect ACT
Jonathan Fish, only a junior, received the
highest possible composite score of 36 on
the February 2012 administration of the
ACT. Jon is an outstanding student taking
honors and Advanced Placement classes
with a 4.00/4.81 weighted GPA. He resides
in Finchville, Ky., and attended grade school
at St. Michael in Louisville. Jonathan’s older
brother, Jacob ’10, accomplished this same
feat in 2009.
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Winter Sports Review
Stand and Deliver. Head Coach Todd Larkin
congratulated Team Captain Michael Scheid, Jr.,
after his first place finish in the 100-yard backstroke.
Scheid, along with teammates Nicholas Sehlinger,
Cole Buese, and Garrett Stephens, also took
home the 200 IM Relay Championship.
Tradition Unequaled. The swim team continues its streak of 24 consecutive state championships.
Lock Down! Sophomore Justin Lampe finished
second in the state tournament and had a
combined record of 40-4 on the season.
Without Doubt. The Tigers celebrate by singing the Alma Mater after posting 484.5 team points
(second place had 235) to bring home the team’s 48th team title.
Back Points. Senior Will Tompkins finished in
third place at this year’s State Tournament with
a 5–1 record.
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Building Blocks. The basketball team won the District Tournament for the first time since 2001 and
reached the Regional Finals for the first time since 1998.
Above the Rest. Senior Nathan Smith takes it
to the rim against the Male Bulldogs in the 26th
District Finals. St. X went on to win 56–52.
Throwing Rocks Tonight. Senior Cameron
Broadbent recorded a 296 at the Pins Down
Tournament in December. Cameron, with
teammates Will Hawkins, Dane Alsup, Jimmy
Bivens, and Nick Bowling, recorded the first
ever perfect Baker 300 game!
On the Attack! Junior Terry Bellot was named
to the 2012 All-State Hockey team.
Slap Shot. Senior Mark Evans sends one past
the defense for a Tiger goal.
All sports photography by Tim Porco ’85
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W
hen I visited with Dan Mason ‘69
recently, he said, “I am fortunate
to work for the best broadcasting
company in the world. It just doesn’t get any
better than CBS.” Now you might expect
the president of CBS Radio to be a good
“company man” and make such a statement,
but Mason really and truly feels this way.
Sitting in his Manhattan Office, it was easy
for me to see he is so unassuming yet fully
in control of his life and career. Mason is at
CBS for the second time. He left the company
in 2002 to “step back a bit” while continuing
to consult with CBS. He established an
international radio consultancy which
allowed him to travel to several European
countries and learn about the many
differences in the industry on the
international level. In 2007, CBS made
Mason an offer that he couldn’t refuse. The
entire landscape had changed in that fiveyear window, and digital broadcasting was
no longer a possibility but a reality. Mason’s
leadership and vision had been tapped to
guide CBS through this new landscape.
During a similar trip to Baltimore, I had the
chance to meet with Larry Patrick ‘67,
managing partner of his own firm, Patrick
Communications. When I shared details
on other east coast alumni and their many
professional activities, I learned that Dan
Mason and Larry Patrick had a professional
relationship. Said Patrick, “Dan Mason has
revolutionized the radio business over the
last several years through his emphasis on
digital and streaming media, as well as his
focus on the core on-air product. He has
demonstrated exceptional leadership in his
various roles and is one of the most
important executives in radio today.”
Further, Patrick says, “I am proud to call
Dan a friend and great St. X alum.
Radio has been his passion since at least the
eighth grade at St. Rita in south Louisville.
Mason, who was known as Dan Masden
while at St. X and later changed his name
professionally, would listen to the radio
contest opportunities and won so often
that the WKLO broadcaster said that he
was no longer eligible. He began his
unofficial career during high school when
WKLO allowed each high school to have
a reporter call in with the school news. He
continued his passion in a more formal role
during his college years at Eastern Kentucky
University. As the color analyst for the
basketball broadcasts, he traveled with the
team and offered many unique experiences.
About St. X, Mason recalls “From the
moment you walk into the building, the
expectations are there. The bar is raised.
A new standard is set.” The school’s
approach to achieve and never accept
mediocrity has stayed with Dan throughout
his professional career. Today, Mason is a big
believer in Catholic Education and credits
his ethical foundation to his time at St. X.
As most alumni can attest, you don’t totally
value the St. X culture and the education
provided by the Xaverian Brothers until
much later in life, but it is a key component
to the future of each graduate.
His career has included stints in St. Louis,
Kansas City, Louisville, Atlanta, Houston,
Washington and New York. During the
changing geography of his career, Mason
recognizes that New York is one of the
most exciting cities in the world though he
still has a great fondness for Kentucky and
always finds a way to get to a day of racing
at Keeneland.
In today’s radio industry, Mason sees the
new technology creating a “sea of change”
in how one obtains program content. He
reminds us, “the most important attribute
of radio is localism, and it will always be
that way.” The radio industry had to branch
out and provide content in all the forms
we, as consumers, prefer to receive it. As
Dan Mason ’69:
Radio Dan: from WKLO to CBS
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Alumni News & Events
50-Year Club
Reunion Celebration
All graduates from the classes of 1961 and
older are invited to the annual 50-Year Club
Reunion Dinner, which will be held Friday,
June 1 at the Holiday Inn Hurstbourne from
5 p.m.–7:00 p.m. in the Grand Ballroom.
More than 300 graduates gather each
corporations like CBS Radio recognize this,
the consumers benefit greatly. Mason sees
a number of young professionals in his
daily work, and his greatest advice is to
work with enormous passion and energy.
“Companies buy that by the truckload,”
says Mason. “Passion and energy stand out
from the crowd” which makes one’s efforts
to separate themselves from the pack even
more difficult. The passion and energy that
one invests in a career on a daily basis will
be the deciding factor of success regardless
of the field one pursues. “On graduation
day, everybody starts from the same line,”
says Mason. The effort one puts forth from
that point is what really determines what
one can accomplish.
Mason is married and his wife, Kathleen,
is a dentist and participates in a successful
practice in Washington, D.C. This keeps him
on the road making the commute to New
York each week. They have four children
and enjoy greatly their vacation time at the
Atlantic Ocean beaches.
year for dinner and to catch up with their
Todd Moorman ’89, Steve Lannert ’69, Tom Hartlage ’69, and Matt Hartlage ’98,
played at Hurstbourne Country Club in the 2011 Alumni Golf Outing.
Alumni
Golf Outing
Changes
By Michael J. Littell, Honorary ‘07
Mark your calendars and plan to join fellow
Tiger grads at the Alumni Golf Outing on
Monday, July 30. This year’s event will
feature morning and afternoon flights at
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former classmates and other fellow alumni.
Last year, the classes of 1948 and 1955
had the largest representation at the dinner.
Invitations have been mailed. Please contact
the Office of Advancement at (502) 637-8485
for reservations or information.
Hurstbourne Country Club. Audubon Country
Club will have one afternoon flight.
All alumni are invited to participate, but this
event sells out quickly. Registration will open
in late May with priority given to tournament
sponsors. Online registration and details
will be available at www.saintx.com/golf.
For sponsorship information, please contact
Holly Morris at (502) 637-8485
or [email protected].
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Alumni News & Events
Upcoming Events
Members of the Class of 2006 (left to right): Marty Ernst, Nick Schickel, Robert Fanning, and
Matt Raque.
Alumni Tigers
Dial for Dollars
More than 2,400 Tiger alumni answered
the call during the 26th annual Alumni
Phonathon helping to raise $208,000 in
pledges toward the tuition assistance fund
for students who are currently enrolled at
St. X. This success would not have been
possible without 421 volunteer callers
during the month of March, including 73
current students. This is our largest number
of volunteers in the history of the Alumni
Phonathon, besting last year’s total of
412. More than a dozen classes excelled
in recruiting volunteers for this important
event. The classes of 1953, 1955, 1957,
1958, 1960, 1964, 1965, 1970, 1972,
1974, 1976, 1979, 1981, 1982, 1993,
2001, and 2003 all had a minimum of eight
callers. For the third year in a row, the class
of 1982 had the highest participation with
13 callers! Be sure to watch for the summer
issue of The Tiger to see a complete listing of
alumni callers in the Class Notes section.
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May 19
Baccalaureate Mass
May 20
Graduation
June 1
50-Year Club Dinner
June 8
Volunteer Appreciation Reception
June 9
Alumni Bass Fishing Tournament
July 30
Alumni Golf Outing
August 11
Alumni Cross Country Run
August 11
Alumni Booth/St. Joe’s Picnic
September 17
Shillelagh Cup Golf Outing
September 28
St. X vs. Trinity Football Classic
October 11
Alumni Hall of Honors
Induction Dinner
November 11
Prospective Student Open House
December 8
Placement Exam
Event information available at www.saintx.com
or by calling (502) 637-8485
Chris Dornbrook (left) and Nick Colyer
(right) also join their 2006 classmates at
the Phonathon.
Class of 1941
Class of 1950
Class Agent: Charley Riley (502) 425-2524
Class Agent: Charles “Skip” Medley (502) 425-1110
Ann and Gene Bartley spent February and March at
Marco Island and enjoyed the great weather walking the
beach with a vengeance, taking off a few pounds and
putting them back on. The Honorable Romano Mazzoli conducted the
swearing-in of South Bend, Ind., Mayor Peter Buttigieg
on January 2. Ron and the
new mayor became acquainted
during their time together at
Harvard, while Ron was
completing his Master of
Public Administration degree.
Walter P. Thomas has moved to The Forum at Brookside,
217 Spring Meadow Lane, Louisville, Kentucky, 40243;
telephone (502) 254-5704. Walter sends his wishes and
prayers to all St. X grads, especially the Class of ’41.
Class of 1952
Class of 1943
Class Agent: William F. Lippy (502) 458-5608
Class Agents: Bernard Kosse (502) 245-9377 and
Jim Lechleiter (502) 426-2977
As of January 2012, we have 55 class members living and
159 have joined the big reunion in Heaven.
60-Year Reunion to be held June 22. Details will be
mailed. Contact Jim Lechleiter at (502) 426-2977.
Mark your calendars for the 50-Year Club Dinner and join
our Class of 1943 table on June 1.
Class of 1955
Our war-time class produced four Commanders of
American Legion Posts in Louisville: Les Brown, Bill
Lippy, and Charles Plamp at Highland and Karl Krebs
at Zachary Taylor.
Class of 1946
Class Agents: Bill Ogburn (502) 637-4003 and
Ken Haner (502) 458-2687
Jim Hofmann will play in a Tuesday Golf League
beginning Tuesday, May 8. He invites all classmates to join
him at Seneca Golf Course at 8:00 a.m.
Bill Welch officially retired January 1.
Class of 1947
Class Agent: Tom Gates (502) 773-0366
65-Year Reunion to be held June 29–30. Details will be
mailed. Contact Tom Gates at (502) 773-0366 or
Al Barth at (502) 459-2584.
John Uhl’s wife, Joan, passed away January 28.
Class of 1948
Class Agent: George Bouchard (502) 634-8679
Come join the class for lunch the second Wednesday of
each month at the Knights of Columbus on River Road at
11:00 a.m. Reservations not required. Call Emil Graeser
at (502) 894-0540 for details.
Class of 1949
Class Agent: Joseph Maupin (502) 458-4670
63-Year Reunion to be held August 3. Details will be
mailed. Contact Joe Maupin at (502) 458-4670.
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Class Agents: Howard Meyer (502) 458-5820 and
Bob Weihe (502) 459-6397
Richard Boland is still active as President and CEO of
Boland Maloney Lumber Company, although he does keep
his golf game in shape while “wintering” in Naples, Fla.
Rich is supported at the family business by his younger
brothers, twins Jerry ’59 and Jim ’59. Richard has six
children and several grandchildren. He is active in
Naples with the “Great Books Club” and the “Great
Decisions Group.”
Ed Buckler operated Buckler’s Marine Service on the
Ohio River at Goose Creek for 20 years. He then moved
to Florida where he has been involved in real estate
development and construction. Ed is now an independent
contractor working as a project manager for several large
construction companies. He and his wife, Nancy, have
lived in the Bonita Springs, Fla., area for 26 years. If you
are in the area, give Ed a call at (239) 860-0773.
Doug Kimble worked in radio advertising with WAKY in
Louisville for more than 20 years. He continued his career
in marketing with the Roberts &
Russell Company in Nashville,
focusing on the auto industry until
he retired in the late 90s. Doug,
once an active golfer, now limits his
golfing activity to watching it on TV.
He lives in Orlando, Fla. Call him
at (407) 897-6333.
Bob Pate worked for 27 years with the H. J. Scheirich
Company in Louisville and then ended his work career
with the Louisville Fire Marshall’s Office. He has two sons,
both St. X grads, and five grandchildren. Bob is president
of the “Yucan Club” at his home (Yucan clean the garage.
Yucan wash the windows. Yucan do the laundry.) Bob and
his wife, Mary Lou, live in the Hikes Point area.
In Memoriam
Edward John Klump ’30
Robert J. “Bud” Ulrich ’36
Robert Augustine “Bob” Wolf ’37
Charles A. Cummins ’39
William J. Bennett ’41
John Robert “Jack” Clifford, Sr. ’41
Joseph S. Elder ’41
George John Fultz, Jr. ’41
John William “Jack” McKenna ’41
Otto J. Mileti, Jr. ’41
Donald Eugene Speier ’41
Edward J. Stauble, Jr. ’41
William R. Liston ’42
Kenneth J. Deddens ’43
Thomas Wilford Flanagan, Jr. ’43
Arthur Thomas Heitlauf ’43
John Thomas “Jack” Dougherty, Sr. ’44
William Ignatius “Bill” Lally, Jr. ’44
John R. Moss ’46
Edward J. Moakler, Jr. ’47
Joseph Anthony Kiesler ’48
John Lawrence Albers ’49
Marvin E. Bowlds, Sr. ’49
Charles R. “Odie” Fleischer ’49
J. Paul Lipps ’49
Augustus Joseph “Joe” Pauli, Jr. ’49
Robert Earl Baumgartel ’50
Robert Leo “Bob” Brown, Sr. ’50
Roger L. Fultz, Sr. ’50
Raymond A. Shircliff ’50
John J. “Jack” Speaker, Sr. ’50
Thomas Fluhr ’53
William A. Schmidt, Sr. ’53
Peter J. Minta ’54
Robert L. “Bob” Schroering, Sr. ’54
C. Maxwell Brown, Jr. ’55
Joseph Arthur “Joe” Schmidt, Jr. ’55
Joseph William Ahern ’56
Gerald Wayne “Jerry” Hafling, Sr. ’56
John R. Lang, M.D. ’56
Michael W. Timmerman ’56
James R. Day ’58
James Joseph Kirchdorfer, Sr. ’58
Richard E. “Dick” Steinmetz ’58
W. Denis “Denie” O’Connell ’59
Patrick “Pat” Kilroy ’60
Charles R. “Ron” Miller ’61
George William Mefford ’63
Gerald L. Greene ’64
John McDougal Atherton III ’65
Paul A. “Pat” Patterson ’65
George A. “Tony” Ernst, Jr. ’67
Robert A. “Bob” Doll ’70
Mark L. Miller ’71
David Lee Graser, Sr. ’74
Paul A. Tarullo ’75
James B. Gray ’87
Brian R. Hill ’87
Craig Leonard Merimee ’96
Brother James M. Kelly, C.F.X., Honorary ’01
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Don Simon retired some time ago after 34 years with the
Rohm & Haas Company, but he hasn’t slowed down. Don
is currently the volunteer Chairman of the Board of the
Lou Chem Federal Credit Union. An avid golfer, he breaks
80 from time to time. Don lives in South Louisville with his
wife, Martha. He has eight children and ten grandchildren
– all in Louisville or nearby cities.
Paul Spahr worked many years for the Axton Candy &
Tobacco Company and then managed the Bowman Field
Beverage Shop for 35 years. He has now reduced his work
schedule to only one day a week. Paul has four children
and three grandchildren. He and his wife Diane, live in the
Hikes Point area of Louisville.
Jim Stuckert was one of the
honorees at this year’s Annual Salute
to Catholic School Alumni. Jim is the
former Chairman and CEO of Hilliard
Lyons LLC. He and his wife, Diane,
live in the Prospect area.
Thanks to those who helped Bob Weihe and Howard
Meyer with this year’s Phonathon. The callers were: Bob
Adelberg, Jerry “Dutch” Bishop, Gene Block, Dick
Blocker, Jim Gates, Jim Kennedy, Jim Rademaker, and
Rick Remmers.
Class of 1956
Class Agent: Alan Dries (502) 875-0416
Come join the class for lunch the first Monday of each
month. Contact Pat Sheridan at [email protected]
or (502) 459-9899 or Bill Browning at
[email protected] or (502) 637-7419
for details or to join the e-mail reminder list.
Class of 1957
Class Agent: Bill Cooper (502) 895-1323
55-Year Reunion to be held June 1–2. Invitations were
mailed. Contact Bill Cooper at (502) 895-1323 or
[email protected].
Class of 1958
Class Agent: Carl Niemann (502) 451-6174
In January, Jim Kirchdorfer, Sr.†, was awarded the Don
A. Rossi Award from the Golf Course Builders Association
of America. The award is given by the GCBAA to honor
those who have made significant contributions to the
game of golf and its growth.
Class of 1960
Class Agent: Bob Benson (502) 583-8373
Frank Frerman and his wife, Alice (Beha) Sacred
Heart ’62, reside in Englewood, Col. Frank has had
a distinguished academic career. After Bellarmine, he
received a Master’s at MIT and his Doctorate at the
University of Kentucky. He did important research at
Johns Hopkins and Medical College of Wisconsin before
a 26-year career at the University of Colorado in Boulder.
Frank also did important work in pediatric research and
diagnostics. His e-mail is [email protected].
Class of 1962
Steve Kemper’s new book, A Labyrinth of Kingdoms:
10,000 Miles Through Islamic Africa, about the African
explorer Heinrich Barth, will be published in June by W.
W. Norton.
Class of 1971
Class Agent: Bert Erny (502) 445-9987
Jerry Lentz has been elected to the Board of Directors for
the Kentucky Association of Manufacturers.
Class Agent: Bill Wiegandt (502) 244-4850
50-Year Reunion to be held June 22–24. Invitations were
mailed. Contact Bill Wiegandt at (502) 244-4850 or Bob
Meyer at (502) 296-5806 or [email protected].
Class of 1967
Class Agents: Mike Shea (502) 609-3212 and David
Vollmer (502) 893-6045, and
Tony Santamassino (502) 439-5039
Class of 1972
Class Agent: Pete Wimsatt (502) 897-6140
40-Year Reunion to be held June 15. Invitations were
mailed. Contact Pete Wimsatt at (502) 897-6140 or
[email protected] or Lou Conkling at
(502) 292-4750 or [email protected].
Class of 1975
45-Year Reunion to be held July 27–28. Details will be
mailed. Contact Mike Shea at [email protected], Tony
Santamassino at [email protected], or David
Vollmer at [email protected].
Class Agent: Alan Gates (502) 244-1987
Class of 1968
The class has had great participation at our monthly
gatherings! We are still looking for new faces and
locations, so please contact Alan Gates with ideas.
Gary Ulmer has graciously agreed to allow us to hold
a meeting at Slugger Field one evening when the Bats
are playing. It sounds like a Home Run! Thanks Gary!
Class Agent: Mike Horlander (502) 637-5611
Lee Thomason was selected to launch the
Entrepreneurial Business Law Clinic at the Moritz College
of Law at the Ohio State University, where he now is an
Assistant Clinical Professor of Law. The Clinic provides advice to start-ups and early-stage companies.
Captain Jeff Morman has retired after serving 30 years in
the U.S. Navy. After moving 16 times in 30 years, Jeff and
Debra have settled in Northern Virginia.
Class of 1976
Class Agent: Mike Sheehan (502) 298-2956
Class of 1969
Class Agents: Steve Liebert (502) 905-3593
and Steve Lannert (502) 394-2508
Bob Uphaus works with J.J.B. Hilliard, W.L. Lyons, LLC
in Louisville. Contact Bob at 588-9102 or
[email protected].
Chuck Strothman has worked with DuPont in Louisville
for the past 38 years. Contact Chuck at 637-3382 or
[email protected].
Dave Amshoff works with Raymond Storage Concepts,
Inc. at its Bluegrass Commerce Park location in
Jeffersontown. Contact Dave at 459-1199.
Steve Stone is the United Auto Workers Building
Chairman at the Ford Motor Company Louisville Assembly
Plant on Fern Valley Road. He has worked at Ford for
40 years. Steve assures his St. X Classmates that
the new Ford Escape to be built at LAP will be an
outstanding vehicle. Contact Steve at 836-6734 or
[email protected].
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Jim Sinnott is a shift manager at the CVS Pharmacy at
3131 Portland Avenue in Louisville. Contact Jim at 4593866 or [email protected].
Mickey Burch has been promoted to Vice President of
Sales-East for Truco Enterprises Inc. The company produces
and sells On the Border retail products such as tortilla
chips, salsa, con queso, and margarita mixers. Mickey
has worked there for seven years.
The Mayo Clinic Cancer Center in Rochester, Minn.,
promoted Ken Saling to Associate Director, responsible
for national cancer clinical trials. If you are in Rochester
visiting the Mayo Clinic, please contact him. He’s always
glad to see St. X alumni. Class of 1977
Class Agent: John Raque (502) 296-5831
35-Year Reunion to be held July 20-21. Details will be
mailed. Contact John Raque at [email protected]
or Ed Nold at [email protected].
Tim Mattingly accepted the position of Vice President
of Sales for an ink and toner remanufacturing company
based in Elizabethtown, Ky. The main facility is located
at 216 S. Mulberry Street and the phone number is
(270) 360-0464. He is responsible for developing the
Louisville market for this company. If you have further
questions, please call or e-mail. Website: www.ink-ky.com.
Class of 1989
Class of 1986
Jeremy Raper, a physics and engineering teacher and
director of the Engineering for Tomorrow Academy
at Bob Jones High School in Madison, Ala. has been
awarded a Milken Educator Award. The awards are
the nation’s preeminent teacher recognition programs,
having honored more than 2,500 K–12 teachers,
principals and specialists coast to coast with over
$63 million in individual, unrestricted $25,000 awards. Jeremy is also a Ph.D. student in Physics at The
University of Alabama in Huntsville.
Class Agent: John McCarthy (502) 899-5817
Class of 1980
Class Agent: Scott Raque (502) 419-5220
Dave Tate is president of the Lucky Horseshoe
Neighborhood Association (south central Louisville)
and Queens Avenue block watch. In this role, he is
responsible for crime control/safety, cleanup, and
beautification. If you have experience in this area,
he would like to talk with you. Please contact him at
(502) 363-5739 or [email protected].
St. X Swimming and Diving Coach Todd Larkin has
been selected by the NFHS Coaches Association as
Coach of the Year for Boys’ Swimming and Diving in
2011. The organization is the official national coaches
association of the National Federation of State
High School Associations.
Class of 1987
Class Agents: Kris Mueller (502) 599-7310 and
Mike Jury (502) 458-6731
Class of 1982
Class Agent: Earl Winebrenner (502) 671-0015
Mark your calendar for the 30-Year Reunion. Stag night
will take place at St. X on Friday, June 15 and a dinner
at Audubon Country Club will be on Saturday, June 16.
Invitations will be mailed in early May.
Contact Earl Winebrenner at (502) 671-0015 or
[email protected].
Out of more than 80 St. X classes, the Class of 1982
had the highest number of donors last year to the St.
Francis Xavier Society with 22 members. The deadline for
renewing or joining the Society is June 30, 2012, so help
the school and help the Class of 1982 maintain its lead
over the rest of the classes. For more information on the
Society, contact Earl Winebrenner at (502) 671-0015 or
[email protected].
Tim Gornet will be able to watch his son play tennis in
college close to home and work next year. Alex Gornet
’12 signed a National Letter-of-Intent with the University
of Louisville Cardinals. Tim was a standout player for the
Cardinals from 1982–1986 and works as a manager in the
Rapid Prototyping Center at the University of Louisville.
Mike Scheid will have to travel a little farther to watch
his son swim in college next year. His son, Michael
Scheid Jr. ’12, signed a National Letter-of-Intent with the
University of Notre Dame Fighting Irish. Michael Jr. was
crowned Kentucky State Champion in the 100-Yard backstroke with a winning time of 51.17 seconds at the State
Meet on February 25.
Dr. Robert Wolford will have to travel the farthest to
watch his son play football in college next year. Bob is an
Internal Medicine Physician in Jacksonville, Fla., and his
son, Bobby – a 6’-3” 232-pound linebacker – signed a
National Letter-of-Intent with the Boston College Eagles.
Bobby attends Bishop Kenney High School in Jacksonville
and selected Boston College over BYU, Harvard, Navy,
Princeton, Vanderbilt and Wake Forest.
Troy Jones recently joined International Systems of
America LLC as Senior Manager of Sales. Troy promotes,
manages and sells life safety services, including fire
detection/alarm and security systems.
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Michael Azzara was the happy winner of the
$40,000 capital prize raffle drawing at the 2012
Legacy…A Gala of Giving held at St. X on February 25.
Michael is a business development manager for
Siemens Building Technologies.
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25-Year Reunion to be held August 10-11. Details will be
mailed. Contact Kris Mueller at (502) 599-7310 or Mike
Jury at (502) 458-6731.
Paul G. Metzler has been appointed to the Parish Council
of Our Lady of Lourdes on Breckinridge Lane.
In 2001, Rick Fears joined Humana MarketPoint as
an Insurance Professional. He previously worked as a
Financial Advisor with AXA and as an account manager
with Green & Halliburton Insurance. Rick’s experience,
education, and professional affiliations have created his
customized approach to offering financial products and
planning services to his clients. He holds his Kentucky
& Indiana Life and Health licenses and graduated from
Bellarmine University with a degree in economics. He is
also active in the community as a member of the South
Louisville Business Networking, St. Agnes Church, and the
Bellarmine University Alumni Association, and as Treasurer
of the Monsignor William McKune Council of the Knights
of Columbus. Rick resides in Louisville, and in his spare
time enjoys running, biking, weight lifting and college
football and basketball.
Tom Spalding and Spalding Insurance Group have been
awarded top 1% in the nation again this year with their
top 5 insurance companies they represent. Also, Tom
has been running a nonprofit charity for Veterans called
BOVAA – Betterment of Veterans
Across America. It is a 501c3 charity
that helps all branches of military
veterans and their families. Tom started
this charity, which is dear to his heart,
since he is a Gulf War Veteran himself.
Please visit www.bovaa.org to
volunteer or make a donation.
Steve Sautel is Senior Managing Director at Guggenheim
Partners, LLC. His company was featured in a January edition
of Barron’s regarding its hedge fund’s performance.
Class Agent: Rick Tobe (502) 974-3872
In December, Bob Benson was named President of
Spectrum Pacific Learning at the National University in
La Jolla, Cal.
Garry Cronin has joined the family business, Alarm-1
Protective Services, started in 1987 by his father Jim
Cronin. Alarm-1 offers security
& fire alarms, access control,
surveillance systems and 24/7
monitoring to both residential
and commercial markets. Please
contact Garry for any of your
security needs at (502) 425-4700
or [email protected] or
visit www.alarm1now.com.
Class of 1991
Class Agent: Tim Amshoff (502) 538-4951
The National Sportcasters and Sportswriters Association
named Drew Deener of WKRD Radio and WHAS-TV as
the Kentucky Sportscaster of the Year.
Dan McMahon, who owns Danny Mac’s Pizza, was
named by the Schnitzelburg Area Community Council
as its 2011 #1 Citizen. He was recognized for his
dedication and love of the Schnitzelburg community.
Dr. Kupper Wintergerst, a Pediatric endocrinologist
at the University of Louisville, was honored at the
Community Health Charities’ 15th Annual Champions
in Health award celebration. He was nominated by the
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, where he’s
been on the board of directors since 2010, and for his
support of numerous JDRF initiatives.
Class of 1992
Class Agent: Greg Boehnlein (502) 228-4265
20-Year Reunion to be held June 1-2. Invitations have
mailed. Contact Greg Boehnlein at (502) 741-5877 or
[email protected].
John Brown has taken over Bob Brown Enterpizes,
Inc. a company started in 1950 by his father, Robert L.
Brown ’50, who died on January 9.
Craig Dilger was unanimously re-elected by the Kentucky
Registry of Election Finance to serve as its chairman,
marking an unprecedented fifth consecutive term for
the Louisville attorney.
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Class of 1993
Class of 1997
Class of 2000
Class Agent: David Krebs (502) 851-1473
Class Agent: Marty Schnurr (859) 333-9004
Class Agent: Brooks Mayer (502) 558-4913
Ryan Woodward is currently living in Singapore with
his wife, Lucinda. Ryan travels around the region as the
Director of New Business Development, Asia, for Save
the Children. His door is open to any Tiger alumnus
coming through Asia. Feel free to contact him at
[email protected].
15-Year Reunion to be held June 29–30. Details are
available on Facebook at Saint Xavier Class of 1997.
Registration and details available online at
www.saintx.com/97reunion. Contact Marty Schnurr at
(859) 333-9004 or [email protected] or
Wes Orr at (502) 376-7896 or [email protected].
Ben Truby has recently accepted a new position
within Humana as a business analyst for Strategic
Communications in his sixth year with the company.
He also officially opened his own DJ service in 2011.
Ben can be reached at [email protected]
and would love to hear from Tiger alumni.
Kenny Hoerter was recently
promoted to Northeast District
Executive Director for the YMCA of
Greater Louisville. He will oversee the
Northeast, Berrytown, Middletown
and Oldham County YMCAs.
Army Captain Christian (Mac) Mitchell has been
admitted to the Defense Language Institute in Monterey,
Cal. He begins a 5-year program that includes intensive
study of the Dari and Pashtu languages
and a master’s degree in foreign
affairs. After completion of his studies,
Mac will be assigned as a military
attaché to an embassy. He and his
wife, Bernadette, just welcomed their
fifth child. Caroline joins her brothers
and sisters, Christian, Georgia,
William, and Ellen.
David Krebs has been named
Volunteer of the Year for the YMCA
of Greater Louisville. He currently
serves on the Board of Directors
for the Downtown Branch.
Class of 1994
Class Agent: David Pape (502) 435-5021
Jamie Horlander has joined Experis-ManpowerGroup
as a Permanent Placement Consultant specializing in the
Finance/Accounting and IT areas. If you are in the market
for a new job or looking to hire, please contact him at
502-291-0844 (mobile) or 502-426-2828 (work).
Class of 1996
Class Agent: Jon Giacalone (502) 727-7926
Nazareth Home named Michael Buckman Director
of Development.
C. Eric Fischesser, of Lifetime Financial Growth
of Kentucky, has been authorized
by the Certified Financial Planner of
Standards Inc. (CFP Board) to use
certification marks CFP and Certified
Financial Planner. Eric is a 2000
graduate of the University of Kentucky
with a degree in Finance. He has
worked in the financial industry
for 11 years.
Maria and Jon Giacalone
and their daughter Sicilia (7)
welcomed Gabriel Xavier to
their family on February 21.
Gabe weighed in at
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Class of 2001
Class Agent: Nathan Durbin (502) 807-5723
Lacey and Joe Saggio are
the proud parents of
daughter Aurelia Margaret,
born on Valentine’s Day,
in Nashville, Tenn. Class of 2002
Class Agent: J. Shamus Greene (502) 526-3433
Class of 1998
Class Agents: Matt Hartlage (502) 394-2517 and
Ben Reno-Weber (202) 413-3235
In November 2011, Chris Seelbach was elected to
Cincinnati’s City Council.
Trip Williams has been named the Landscape Architect/
Operations Manager for R.L. Volz Landscaping and
Nursery. He graduated from Purdue University in 2003
with a bachelor’s degree in Landscape Architecture and
currently lives in the Clifton area. Feel free to call
(502) 396-1858 or e-mail ([email protected])
him for any residential design or commercial maintenance.
Katie and Jake Walz welcomed
Zachary Michael to their family in
June 2011. He was 9 lbs., 2 oz,
20.5 inches long, and very healthy!
Jake and Katie love parenthood! Jonathan Stetar joined Brown-Forman as International
Tax Manager. Jonathan is a CPA
and CVA with a bachelor’s degree
from Bellarmine University and a
master’s of taxation from the
University of Denver.
Class of 1999
Class Agent: Charlie Dicken (502) 693-7583
Brian Brownfield opened a law firm, Rosing &
Brownfield, PLLC, in Louisville, Ky. Brian’s practice areas
include personal injury, business and commercial litigation,
and criminal defense. Contact him at (502) 749-8777.
10-Year Reunion to be held June 29–30. Invitations have
been mailed. Contact Shamus Greene at (502) 526-3433
or [email protected].
Class of 2003
Class Agents: Zach Cooke (502) 396-7607, Rob
Schenkenfelder (859) 608-7416, and David Phillips
(502) 417-3662
Chip Broome has been appointed Assistant Front Office
Manager for the Hotel Erwin, A Joie de Vivre property, in
Venice Beach, Cal. Before joining the Joie de Vivre, Chip
was with the Hyatt Hotel Corporation in Newport Beach,
Cal., for four years.
Colby Helton is currently finishing a master’s program in
acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine at Pacific
College of Oriental Medicine in San Diego, Cal. This
spring, he will return to Louisville to open an acupuncture
clinic and whole health center while continuing doctoral
studies in traditional Chinese medicine.
Class of 2004
Class Agent: Matt Gandolfo (502) 649-0133
Justin Deeley was featured in The Courier-Journal in
January after landing a recurring role on season four of
the teen drama “90210.”
Alex James married Greta Thiem at
St. Thomas Church (Fort Thomas, Ky.)
on August 6, 2011. He graduated
from the University of Louisville in
2009 with a bachelor of science and
master’s in mechanical engineering
and is currently working as a design
engineer at General Electric.
Class of 2006
Class Agent: J. Matt Raque (502) 296-5891
Scott McClain married Katherine Alcorn at The Brown
Hotel on July 9, 2011. They met while running track for
the University of Louisville. Scott is currently attending
The University of Louisville
School of Medicine.
Class of 2007
Class Agents: John Patrick Greenwell (502) 287-3690
and Daniel Francis (502) 533-5316
5-Year Reunion to be held Thanksgiving weekend.
Details will be mailed. Contact Mario Greenwell at
(502) 287-3690 or [email protected] or Daniel
Francis at (502) 533-5316 or [email protected].
Jonathon Lindner received his bachelor’s in biomedical
engineering in April 2011 from the University of Michigan
and master’s in biomedical engineering in April 2012. He
will attend The University of Louisville School of Medicine
beginning in August. During his time at Michigan, he
was president and house manager of his fraternity. He
earned his EMT-B license and volunteered regularly for
The American Red Cross. He also traveled to Honduras as
part of a school-sponsored medical brigade. Additionally,
he worked for three years in the Mobley Laboratory in
the Microbiology and Immunology Department of the
University of Michigan Medical School. His manuscript
titled “The broadly conserved regulator PhoP links
pathogen virulence and membrane potential in
Escherichia coli.” was published in Molecular
Microbiology in October 2011.
Class of 2009
Class Agent: Chris Yared (502) 271-7999
Nick Baisch was honored with a Jimbo DeVries
Outstanding Walk-on Award during the Western Kentucky
University Football Awards Banquet in December.
Class of 2010
Wittenberg University quarterback Ben Zoeller earned
the Offensive MVP award at the Ohio Army National
Guard Senior Bowl recently played at Columbus Crew
Stadium. He led the South Team to a 21-7 victory by
throwing 123 yards and two touchdowns. He completed
10 of 13 passes.
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The Tiger is published three times a year by the Saint Xavier High School Alumni Association.
To submit a class note or news article, or to make an inquiry, contact the Office of Advancement at
[email protected], call (502) 637-8485, or mail to: Office of Advancement, Saint Xavier High School,
1609 Poplar Level Road, Louisville, KY 40217
Saint Xavier Alumni Board of Directors
President – Charles F. Mercer, Jr. ’88
President-Elect – William J. Cooper, IV ’57
Vice-President, Resources – Charles B. Dicken ’99
Vice-President, Activities & Events – William J. Sherman, Jr. ’54
Secretary – Michael D. Bush ’98
Past-President – Anthony H. Ambrose ’63
Teddy E. Bordador ’87
Scott D. Budnick ’89
Paul A. Burke ’95
Phillip J. Duckworth ’02
Bradley F. Estes ’96
Mark E. Fetter ’69
D. Anthony Fink ’77
Alan L. Gates ’75
Paul M. Grisanti ’72
Saint Xavier High School
President
Senior Vice President and Principal
Vice President for Finance
Vice President for Advancement
Director of Advancement
Assistant Director of Advancement –
Constituent Relations
Assistant Director of Advancement –
Annual Giving
Executive Assistant for Advancement
Administrative Assistant for Advancement
Administrative Assistant for Advancement
James R. Head ’50
Gavin X. Howard ’94
Michael D. Lush ’68
Paul M. Mangeot ’61
Andrew P. Masterson ’88
Mark W. Raque ’85
Arthur L. Rothgerber ’73
Eric J. Saling ’01
Michael R. Scheid, Sr. ’82
Perry E. Sangalli, Ed.D. ’76
Bro. Edward Driscoll, C.F.X., Honorary ’89
Lawrence F. Bergamini ’79
Michael J. Littell, Honorary ’07
Chuck Willenbrink ’77
Kelly Purcell Stratman
Holly Morris
Natalie DeNardo
Stacey Mercer
Kathy Pierce
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