2012– 2013 ANNUAL APPEAL REPORT EDITION
Holy Cross High School
Alumni, Family & Friends Newsletter
Volume 27 Issue 1
October/Fall 2013
HC CAMPUS LOOK IS CHANGING
If you haven’t been to Holy Cross lately, it
is worth a look! Over the past 15 years various benefactors have bought properties on
Church Street and 36th Street and donated
them to the high school. The Spencer
House, donated by Mike Spencer, ‘77 was
the first acquisition that took place when the
Academic Enhancement Program was
started and needed a home. The first floor
Three Houses recently razed
of the Spencer House was converted into 3
classrooms and students in the AEP would
report to “the house” for one period a day, where they would receive help in the areas that
were necessary for them. The second floor former bedrooms were offices for AEP, Mr.
Goller and the Development Office. A couple of years later, the house on the corner became available and Ted and Janet Arlinghaus purchased the home, completely renovated it
to be used as a meeting space with offices on the top floor. The beautifully restored home
is still standing and is used primarily for meetings. Mr. Eifert’s office is on the second floor.
The Shafer House, the fourth house on the block, was the next home that became available and was purchased by Ed ‘60 and Barb Shafer and donated to Holy Cross. The Shafer
House became the Student Council meeting place, makeshift chapel and housed Guidance
offices for a few years. Next was the current Toebben House, which was purchased by Mr.
& Mrs. Matth. Toebben and donated to Holy Cross. After a complete renovation engineered by parent Paul Jasper and finished by almost completely volunteer work, the Toebben House is the current Academic Enhancement House with 3 gigantic classrooms, a computer lab, athletic director’s office and guidance offices. What a spectacular building! In
2012, Ralph and Irma Drees purchased and donated the Drees House that sits directly
across from the “old building” and was formerly owned by the Sullivan family and home to
their linoleum company. The Drees House was converted into The Indian Hut on the left
and the Development Office on the right as you look at it from Church Street. Last year, the
final home on the block across from school was purchased and donated by Ted & Janet Arlinghaus. The purpose this time was not for additional classroom space, but for temporary
green space and a dream of what it might
become. Once the final building was in hand,
the Diocese requested that the properties
that were no longer in use, be razed to prevent vandalism and danger. During the summer of 2013 the request was met!
Thanks to the many volunteers who were
part of this monumental process. Parent Bill
Hemmer was invaluable in helping with the
demolition of the properties at HC. Because
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Green Space has been created across from old bldg
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Upcoming
Activities
Monday, October 14 and
every Monday
High School Bingo
Saturday, October 19
Sports Nite
Tuesday, October 29
Memorial Mass 7:00
Wednesday, November 6
HC Open House 7:00 pm
Friday, November 29
Texas Hold’Em
Wednesday, January 8
HC Open House 7:00
Saturday, February 1
Denim & Diamonds
Dinner & Auction
Friday, February 7
Armchair Races
Thurs—Sun. Feb. 20 –23
Musical—at Carnegie
Fri. - Sun., March 28—30
Alumni Basketball
Tournament
Saturday, April 26
Alumni & Friends
Luncheon & Hall of Fame
Saturday, May 3
Alumni Flower Sale
Friday, May 23
Graduation
From The Principal
Dear Alumni, Parents and Friends,
As we opened the school year the students noticed a few changes to the campus. The three houses across from the high school building were taken down, as
well as the church that was located on 36th Street. Once the bell rang we opened
the school year by dismissing to church and having our traditional opening blessing. At the blessing we introduced our theme for the year which is “We are the
Light of the World”. We talked about the challenge of the reading: “Your light
must shine before all others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your
heavenly Father.” This means that we must take action so that we may lead others by what we do, and as the school year has progressed our students have embraced the challenge and been the light for others to see.
We have had a great start to the school year with many events taking place. Our festival was a wonderful
success due to the hard work of our festival committee and to all of those who volunteered to work and those
who came to enjoy two beautiful evenings of fun. The “Taste of Latonia”, wine tasting, live bands and the addition of craft beer tasting drew even bigger crowds. It was a wonderful weekend filled with a great deal of
fun and friendship.
At the end of September our seniors attended the Diocesan Senior Mass at the Cathedral. I was very proud
of our seniors in the way that they represented Holy Cross High School by their reverence and participation in
the Mass. The senior class has embraced the leadership role of the school and been vital in the success of the
school year.
To all who participated in last year’s annual appeal who are honored in this issue of the newsletter I would
like to expend a sincere thank you. Without your loyalty and commitment to Holy Cross, we would not be able
to fulfill our mission of providing a quality Catholic education for our students. The appeal funds help school to
retain our excellent teaching staff, improve technology in our classrooms and most importantly to help keep
tuition as affordable as possible for our families.
I would also like to take this opportunity to extend a special thanks to The Tony and Marylyn Verst Family,
who are serving as chairpersons for the 2013-14 Annual Appeal. The Verst family has a longstanding commitment to Holy Cross High School with three generations who have graduated from Holy Cross. They not only
left a positive mark during their time as students, but continue their dedication to our school to this day. An
additional goal this year is to increase the annual appeal so that we will be able to air condition the gym.
I look forward to the rest of the school year, and I thank you for your commitment to Holy Cross High
School. We are proud the be Holy Cross, and just as the cross of Jesus stood on the hill for whole world to see,
we will be the light at Holy Cross for all to see.
Sincerely,
Mike Holtz
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INDIAN SUMMER FESTIVAL
YEAR 2 OF WINE TASTING AND “TASTE OF LATONIA”
Beautiful weather, great music, plenty of food and drinks and a huge crowd! Another successful festival and
John Zurborg and his committee can again be commended! Great Job
Chairperson John Zurborg ’84, his wife Susan and their children McKenzie, Ryan, Jillian and Abby along with
faculty coordinators, Mike Holtz, Scott Reed, Sarah Lepping, Tina Feldman, and many student and adult volunteers worked hard to continue the tradition they began last year and there were no disappointments! Church
Street was closed between Southern and 36th Street, where a band performed each night and local vendors
from Green Lantern, Giuseppe’s, Skyline, Sweet Frog, Original Wok, Bard’s Burgers, Bock’s Bar & Grill, Latonia
LaRosa’s, Knights of Columbus and Backstage Café offered their food specialties to the festival goers. Redman’s
Farm Winery and Elk Creek Vineyard offered samples of their favorite wines. The 2013 Indian Summer Festival was even bigger, better and more well attended than last year’s new version!
Special thanks to Major Sponsors Stagnaro Distributing and Skilcraft. Thanks to all of the booth sponsors
and to those who attended, sold tickets or prayed for good weather.
GRAHAM ‘04 NAMED “YOUNG ENGINEER OF THE YEAR” AT U OF L
Congratulations to Joel Graham ‘04 for being named The University of Louisville
J.B. Speed School’s 2013 Outstanding Young Engineer. Joel graduated from the University of Louisville Speed School in 2010 with a master degree in Bioengineering,
and is currently employed by HeartWare Inc., based in Miami Lakes, FL. HeartWare’s mission is to create revolutionary technology for the treatment of heart failure, to allow patients to get back to life. Joel is a Clinical Engineer working as part of
the advanced product development team that is advancing new heart-assisting
pumps and technology. The annual award honors a J. B. Speed School of Engineering
graduate who is no older than 35 for outstanding achievements and contributions to
the industry since graduation.
ART STUDENT’S WORK ON DISPLAY AT HC
Biology and Psychology teacher Jill Hunt shared these pictures of murals drawn by
Tyler Lubbers ‘09. Tyler worked in his free time to paint the murals on the wall of Ms.
Hunt’s Biology lab/classroom. It took many hours of volunteer service and Tyler did a
great job!
Tyler also was responsible for the cover of the 2009 yearbook cover that features
Mr. Eifert. His name was omitted from the yearbook cover and we wanted to set the
record straight.
Great Job, Tyler! ...and thanks!
Mr. Eifert above
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Biology room Wall mural , and 2 close ups
pictured to the left.
By Tyler Lubbers ‘09
HC CAMPUS LOOK IS CHANGING (cont’d from pg. 1)
of his experience, he was able to guide us through the regulations
and permit process. His contacts in the field helped us contract a
conscientious and affordable demolition company. Equally important was his willingness to give of his time. He spent many days at
HC in preparation for the project , as utilities had to be disconnected
and properties had to be emptied of debris. Without his guidance
and assistance, the project would have been much more difficult.
We would be remiss if we did not mention that three additional
properties (one on the corner of 36th Street and Katie O’Donnell
Way) the site of the former Pentecostal Church, the property adja- View of green area from corner of Southern &
cent to the railroad tracks and one property across from the gymna- Church St
sium on Church Street have all been purchased and donated anonymously. Because of structural disrepair, the former church was also razed this summer.
What’s in store for Holy Cross High School? With your support, the sky is the limit! As we kick off our 201314 Annual Appeal, we are asking for your support. Current goals are to catch up and get ahead of our current
needs so that we are ready for what may come in the future. The gymnasium is the only area at Holy Cross
that is not air conditioned and we are counting on your support to get this done.
NOELLE LAMEIER
JOINS ELITE 30 CLUB
Congratulations to senior
Noelle Lameier for her excellent score on the recent ACT
test. Noelle joins the coveted
“Elite 30 Club” All of the
club members can be viewed
at hchscov.com
$10,000 WINNER
Mary Dugan Lueke ’45 was the winner of the
Indian Summer Festival Grand Prize of $10,000!
Mary is a graduate of Holy Cross and a member
of the Holy Cross High School Service Hall of Fame.
Special thanks to all of our alumni parents and
friends for buying and selling the raffle tickets for
this raffle. The raffle alone netted over $10,000 of
the festival proceeds. We appreciate your support
and congratulate Mary!
Newest Member of St. Jude Society
Mr. Al Meese, ‘49 is the newest member of the St. Jude Society at Holy
Cross High School. A plaque was presented to Mr. Meese at the Kick Off Dinner on Tuesday, September 17. Through planned giving Mr. Meese has
found a way to help Holy Cross High School well into the future. We encourage others to consider planned giving to Holy Cross. More information is
available on page 17. Thanks Mr. Meese .. and welcome to the Society of St.
Jude the Believer!
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Holy Cross Sports Nite 2013
Featured Speakers
Former Duke and NBA Basketball Player
Christian Laettner
and former UK Basketball Player
Deron Feldhaus
Paul Brown Stadium Saturday, October 19, 2013 at 7:00 pm
Individual tickets: $95.00
Corporate tables: $875.00 which includes:
Company name on table and in the event program, one table with seating & dinner for 8
For tickets or additional information go to www.holycrosssportsnite.com or call 859-291-8588
Cocktail Hour/Dinner-Live & Silent Auctions
Proceeds from this event to benefit Holy Cross School Sports and General Fund
Youth Basketball Camp
Holy Cross High School will sponsor a Youth Basketball Camp hosted by: CHRISTIAN
LAETTNER
Former NBA and Duke University Basketball Player
Saturday, October 19, 2013
at St. Pius School Gym, 348 Dudley Road, Edgewood, KY
Camp fee - $75 at the door or $50 with preregistration and prepayment by October
11th (includes instruction with Christian Laettner and camp t-shirt)
9am-Noon - Grades 2nd -5th • 1:30 pm-4:30 pm - Grades 6th -12th
Boys and girls will learn:
• Fundamental concepts in passing • Ball handling skills • Offensive and defensive strategies. Campers will also
participate in challenges, contests, and work to improve their skills as a player.
Coaches Luncheon
From Noon to 1:00 PM – Fee $25 (Question & answer session with Christian Laettner)
For more information or to register online for camps and luncheon
Visit our website at www.holycrosssportsnite.com or call 859-431-1335
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HOLY CROSS OPEN HOUSE
NOVEMBER 6 & JANUARY 8
Parents have described it as follows: “The Best Open House in Northern Kentucky” and “The information
that we gathered in that single session was amazing.” If you have a 7th or 8th grader who is trying to decide
where to attend high school, or you are just interested in finding out why Holy Cross is a front runner in the
Greater Cincinnati area, join us for the Holy Cross High School Open House to learn more about the school, the
teachers, the activities and the Spirit of Holy Cross. The evening’s activities on both November 6 and January 8
will begin in the cafeteria at 7:00 pm.
FOURTEEN YEARS IN A ROW!!!
For the FOURTEENTH year in a row, Holy Cross High School is at capacity! Although the class of ’13 boasted
120 students, our freshman class of 110 helps to meet our “at capacity” status! Thanks again to those who tell
their neighbors and friends about Holy Cross. An eye-witness account and a trip to an Open House are usually
all it takes to open someone’s eyes to the treasure of Holy Cross High School. While we offer eight college
credit or advanced placement courses to accelerated students, we also offer an award winning Academic Enhancement Program to students with learning disabilities. And in the middle, we offer a layered curriculum
that allows students the opportunity to challenge their areas of strength and build on those where they are
weak.
Welcome to the class of 2017 as well as our other new students, their parents and friends. Thanks to all
who have promoted the school by your presence in the community, by the way you have represented yourself
and by the witness you have been to Holy Cross High School.
SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINE
Holy Cross High School Alumni Association awards partial scholarships to incoming freshmen and to an incoming sophomore student. To be eligible for scholarships, a prospective student must take the Entrance Test
at Holy Cross High School. Family-Endowed Scholarships are based on various criteria. Application forms can
be picked up in the school office or at Open House or report card nights. Scholarship Application Deadlines are
mid-January and are listed on the Application Form.
Texas Hold ‘Em returns to Holy Cross High School on Friday, November 29 in the gymnasium. Preliminary
plans are as follows: Based on 200 players, there will be a $6500 payout for places 1 through 20. Preregistration is $65. Cost of admission at the door is $85 and must be paid in cash. There will be free soft drinks
and pizza. Proceeds of this event benefit Holy Cross High School. The tournament will be limited to 250 players and players may purchase up to two $500 chips before play for $10 each. There will be no Re-buys. Go to
the website, hchscov.com for further information or pre-register at nkyholdem.org Players must be 18 years of
age.
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ALUMNI & FRIENDS MEMORIAL MASS
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29
Please join us for the 2013 Holy Cross Alumni and Friends Memorial Mass on Tuesday, October 29 at 7:00 in
the evening at Holy Cross Church. Recently retired Reverend Verne Hogan, a 1949 graduate of HC, will be the
celebrant. This annual event is a time to remember those who influenced our lives for the better and pray
that God grants them eternal peace. Parents, teachers, classmates, and loved ones are not forgotten.
Everyone in attendance will receive a program that includes the names of all known deceased alumni, as
well as many parents and friends of Holy Cross High School. Those who wish may carry a rose to the altar in
memory of a particular person at the time the petitions are read at Mass. The roses are provided by the
alumni association and can be obtained in the rear of church. Anyone who would like to participate as a
greeter, server, or reader, or walk in the Offertory procession, please call Katie Wesseling at (859) 655-2192
or email katie.wesseling@hchscov.com.
After Mass, all are invited to enjoy light refreshments in the Toebben House
MISSY GOLLER SCHOLARSHIP FUND RUN/WALK
The Missy Goller Scholarship Fund Run/Walk,
was held on Sunday, September 29 at 9:00 am
at Pioneer Park. Proceeds benefit the Missy
Goller Scholarship Fund as well as improvements that are made around the school. Over
100 people attended the run/walk. Thanks to all Adult winners l to r: Wayne Bey (1st), Maddy Schweitzer ’12
who supported this event by volunteering, walk- (1st),Julie Meier Hoffman ’94 (3rd), Mark Robke (3rd), Ken
ing, running, contributing or praying for good Lameier (2nd) and Jillian Meier Schaffler ‘98 (2nd)
weather! All prayers were answered!
Student Winners: l to r: Senior Alexander Hassert (2nd), Junior Natalie Jehn (2nd), Senior, Gabby Bergman (1st) and Senior, Tim Woeste,
(1st)
WAINSCOTT ‘96 NAMED TO HALL OF FAME
Congratulations to Mark Wainscott from the Class of 96 for being named to the Northern Kentucky Boys
Soccer Coach’s Association’s Hall of Fame. Mark is the current all-time scoring leader for the boys’ soccer program at Holy Cross. One of the highlights of Mark’s career is starting in four consecutive regional title games
from 1992-94, and helping his team win three consecutive titles from 93-95. Mark is also in the Holy Cross Athletic Hall of Fame, and joins Holy Cross alumni Tony Pham ‘91, Marcus Resing ‘92, and Coach Doug Graham in
the NKHSSCA Hall of Fame. Mark has been married to his wife Julie for 11 years, and has a son, Liam, who is 9
years old, and a daughter, Brynn, who is 7 years old. Mark lives in Villa Hills and has been working at Corken
Steel for the past seven years in sales.
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CHECK OUT THE NEW WEBSITE DESIGN: hchscov.com
3rd Holy Cross Flag Football Tournament
Sunday, October 20, 2013
1:00 pm At Eva G. Farris Park
4524 Virginia Ave., Cov., KY 41015
Player cost $20
Questions & RSVP
Coach Koz 859-991-1564
Dinner, Drinks and a little gathering with family and friends
to share stories about the great past!
Proceeds to benefit the John Wysong and the Drew Meyers ’03 Scholarship Funds
NFL Grants
Thanks to Coach Bruce Kozerski and loyal volunteer Mary Guidugli for writing and securing two NFL Grants.
Holy Cross received a $10,000 grant directed to the Holy Cross Football program, which was used to refurbish
team uniforms and helmets and provided a partial payment for a team bus. In addition, a $2,500 NFL grant
provided an opportunity for 40 athletes ages 5 –11 to attend the annual free NFL football camp at Eva G. Farris
Sports Complex in July. Thanks to Mary, Coach Koz and the National Football League Foundation.
SCRIP PROGRAM
By purchasing gift cards/certificates through Holy Cross High School for retailers that you already patronize,
you spend no additional money, and Holy Cross receives a share of the money. You are also able to designate
50% of the profit for a variety of purposes. Reloadable Remke cards are available for free.
These cards and certificates also make great presents for Christmas, birthdays, anniversaries, graduation,
and other special occasions.
ORDER FORM--Our order form is on the Holy Cross website (http://www.hchscov.com/) or contact Tina
Feldman at tinarfeldman@yahoo.com or at 859-291-8588.
DUE DATE-- The next scheduled order date will be late October or early November. If you can help, send in
your order form and payment and we will get the certificates to you as quickly as possible. If you need
Scrip quickly or between order dates, have any questions or for more information, contact Tina Feldman
at tinarfeldman@yahoo.com or at 859-291-8588.
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DENIM AND DIAMONDS
FEBRUARY 1, 2014
If you are planning a class reunion or just a get together with friends, consider having your get together at
the 2014 Denim & Diamonds event. The evening includes dinner, live and silent auctions, music and an environment to socialize with friends and enjoy the evening!
The annual Denim and Diamonds Dinner and Auction is scheduled for Saturday, February 1, 2014 at Receptions Banquet Center in Erlanger, KY. The proceeds from this event are earmarked for the Scholarship Endowment Funds and financial aid at Holy Cross High School. The financial aid committee is currently seeking donations and sponsors. You can donate any item, service, concert or sports event tickets, timeshares, gift certificates or money in any amount. There will be both a silent and live auction throughout the evening. Sponsorships are also available for this event
The Denim and Diamonds Committee is always expanding and you are welcome to become a part of it.
This is a great way to get involved and meet other parents, friends and alumni. For solicitation letters, sponsorship or additional information, contact Katie Wesseling at 859-655-2192 or email
katie.wesseling@hchscov.com
For more information on the event and for reservations, contact Katie Wesseling at the contacts above.
FALL SPORTS
Football - The football teams is currently 1-5. Please come out and support your Holy Cross Indian Football
team. Schedules are on the HC web site. The first round of varsity play-off games is scheduled for the second
weekend in November
Volleyball - District Tournament play begins the week of October 21, followed by region and state.
Girls and Boys Soccer—Both teams will play in the District tournament that starts the week of October 21.
Girls’ and Boys’ Cross Country - The girls cross country team is currently ranked 6th in the state, led by Gabby
and Celeste Bergman. The boys team is currently ranked 7th in the state, led by Tim Woeste. Regionals for
cross country will be Saturday, November 2nd at Grant Co. The state meet will be Saturday, November 9th at
the Kentucky Horse Park.
Girls’ Golf - The Girls Golf team came in 3rd place out 18 schools in the Regional Tournament.
Emily Armbrecht shot a personal best and Girls Golf School record 6 over par, 78. She was 4th overall out of 80
girls and qualified for the Girls Golf State Tournament down in Bowling Green on Oct. 10-12
Boys’ Golf - Mr. Wermeling coaches the boys’ golf team. Regional match play was held at the end of September.
VIRTUS
All volunteers, coaches and employees at HCHS must be virtus compliant and current with the monthly
online bulletins. If you have not already done the online bulletin this month, please do so as soon as possible.
If you have any questions, please contact our Virtus Coordinator, Tina Feldman, at tinarfeldman@yahoo.com
or at (859) 291-8588.
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REMEMBER WHEN?
by Jim Feldman `71
Often when our family has gotten together, the conversation has
turned to who was the best boys’ basketball player ever to come out of
Holy Cross. The names Dave Hickey ’65, Don Meyer ’65, the dynamic
duo of Steve Fritsch and Mike Niehaus ’69, the state qualifying team of
‘72, Andre McClendon ‘91, Joe Harney ’95 and now Tony Campbell ’13
are usually mentioned.
Of course, these guys played after George Schneider came in 1961, and
after we were blessed with a new gymnasium and Mr. Schnieder’s and
his successors’ unique coaching styles. Before that, we were sort of
always a pushover in basketball. The old gym didn’t even have bleachers , so not many fans could attend the games.
Nevertheless, whoever was the best could never hold a candle to who
received the most prestigious college athletic scholarship out of Holy
Cross. The recent passing of Jerry Rump ’59 brought back memories for
many of our early baby boomers of a 6’ 10” “gentle giant” who once scored 36 points in a game. Although I
went to school with his brother Steve for twelve years and I knew Jerry was a good ball player, I never knew
that he was recruited by Adolph Rupp and went on to play at the University of Kentucky, until years after I
was out of school. I started the first grade in the fall after Jerry had graduated in 1959. I had just heard bits
and pieces about him over the years.
According to his family, Jerry got rheumatic fever just before starting his junior year. He was bedridden for a
year and grew several inches taller during this time. By his senior year, he was back in circulation and better
than ever. Adolph Rupp came to the Rump’s home at 35th & Graff Streets, and wanted to see if Jerry
“measured up” for his team. “Standing on the steps, he took a yard stick and measured his height and saw his
heart for the game.” He played for UK for several years and finished his college career at Xavier University.
Oddly, there wasn’t much publicity about his being a future Wildcat player. Nowadays, it would be front page
news if a local boy made the team. But I guess times were different back then.
It should be noted that Jerry wasn’t the only Rump to bring fame to Holy Cross. The family has been a dynasty
here for years. Ken Rump ’65 started on the 1965 basketball team that went to the state finals. Theresa
Rump ’74 started on the basketball team and played for NKU. Steve ’71 started basketball until his senior
year, when he unfortunately broke his leg in a motorcycle accident in the summer of 1970, thus ending his
career prematurely. However, his offspring made up for his bad luck. Lisa ’93 excelled in basketball, softball
and soccer; Steve Jr. ’94 starred in basketball, baseball soccer and golf; Jenny ’97 played soccer and basketball; and Rachel ’98 played basketball and soccer.
UPCOMING REUNION
CLASS OF ‘64 TO CELEBRATE 50 YEARS
The Class of 1964 has begun the planning process for their 50th class reunion. Please contact Harry Birch at
hairylb@aol.com, Tel: 931-528-8284 or Cell 305-989-3029. Initial plans are for the end of May to early September of 2014.
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REUNION REPORTS
HAPPY 60TH BIRTHDAY
The Class of 1971 celebrated their
60th Birthday on Saturday, July
20th at Holy Cross.
Pictured l to r standing: Mike Rimer, Paul Sketch, Denny Piper, Kelly Brown, Linda Chapman Henson, Debby Hughes Kreimborg,
Jim Feldman, Katie O’Donnell Wesseling, Donna Toebbe Dietz, Karola Maelzer Brockway, Andy Sketch, Lou Grout, Mark Kreimborg, seated Greg Wiebe, Sandy Riley Lee, Rita Reinecke Huth, Annette Eckerle Bishop and Diane Stephens Sketch
1983 GATHERS FOR 30TH CLASS REUNION
The graduating class of 1983 celebrated their 30th Reunion on Saturday, October 5, 2013. Half of the small class
(18 of 42), plus spouses/guests and Mr. McDonough attended a fun time at the Pride Park Community Center –
where we shared a nice dinner, celebrated several October
birthdays and participated in some very funny icebreakers. A good time was had by all.
L to R: Bottom Row – Donna Brinkman Lange, Kim Eilers Butts and Mr. Jim McDonough Middle Row – Vicki Condit Kroger, Terri Halpin
Kincaid, Nancy Able Noble, Terrie Gastright Hill, Chris Caudill Wolfe, Tom Nolan, Fritz Meyer, Dani Yager Leeke Back Row – Jeanne
Mueller Streitz, Jeff Lonneman, Tom Eilers, Therese Wind Robke, Peggy Wells Federmann, John Cleves, Jeff Wehrman and Todd Fuller
20 YR REUNION FOR CLASS OF ‘93
The class of ‘93 celebrated their 20 yr.
"class reunion /get-together". Robin
Markesberry says, “We had a great time
and it was so great to see everyone that
could make it. I really hope that in 5
years we can gather more people.” Anyone from class of ‘93 not contacted,
please
contact
Robin
at rmarksbe@gmail.com with updated
information so that we can stay in touch
l to r - front row- Matt Vietor, Rob Nader, Robin Hester-Marksberry, Amy ForgeHunter, Jennifer Durstock-Salvagne, Laura Dixon, Libby Goller. Second Row - Sean for the next reunion.
Martin, Angela Laible, Amy Kite-Donnels, Dawn Helton, Steve Hobbs, Mary Patton,
Jeanine Condit-Nocero, Todd Cliff, Ben Arlinghaus, and Nikki Urlage-Fledderman.
HUGE TURNOUT FOR CLASS OF ‘08 5 YR REUNION!!
Nate Tewes’ only comment was “It went really well
and we had amazing attendance.”
Back Row: Stephen Manczyk, Micky Garrett, Jeff Seibert, Steven
Sander, Michael Lenhof, Charles Griffin, ChrisTimmerding, Tyler
Darpel, Nick Vogelpohl, Patrick Meier, Zach Halpin, Eric Rawe,
Madison Gallo-way, Matt Griffith, Chris Williams, Michael Scheper, Matt Bodner, Jordan Lenihan, Nate Tewes, Zach Neilander, Jeff West,
Kevin Barth 2nd Row: Angela O'Brien, Andrew Horton, George Slonkosky, Emily Geiman, Lauren Stewart, Brooke Lantry, Kristin Bibbins,
Holly Beck, Kelly Kremer, Chris Groeschen, Alex Reinersman, Rachel Fabre, Freddy Nehring, Alex Weber, Chris Egan Front Row:Melanie
Barnes, Maddi Chiarelli, Chelsea VanAuken, Jessica Stamper, Kara Kremer, Theresa Hornbeck, Dana Winkler, Kristie Bey, Renee Reed,
Anna (Iles) Nielander, Alex (Downing) Brodbeck
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IN MEMORIAM
Please pray for those of our Holy Cross Community who have died recently, as well as their families…
Mary Louise Blaschke
David Blaschke ’58
LaVerne Irene Geyer Bohmer
Gerald Deters ‘46
Don Frodge ’75
Mr. Wolsing
Jean Kaelin
Virginia Donahue ’38
Richard Gibeau
Brad Lukey ’89
Sue Brewer Ashcraft ’71
Andrew Meyers ’03
Cis Weber
Tom Mistler ’45
Nicholas Boone
Arlene Goodrich Brinkman
Alberta Springelmeyer
Jerry Rump ’59
Catherine Brake Cleves ‘43
Jerry Ashcraft
Cliff Hammer
Dick Secrist
Harry John Kenkel
Joann Wedderstrand
Gadker Terlau ’56
Tom Wiechman
Mother of David ’80 and Lora Blaschke Bolton ‘82
Father of David ’80 and Lora Blaschke Bolton ‘82, brother of Cindy Blaschke
McGill ‘67
Mother of Joan Bohmer Cain ‘74
Son of Marge Collopy Frodge ’41, Brother of Tim ’63, Dennis ‘68, Bruce ’78 and
Jane Frodge Levermann ‘79
Father of Barbara Wolsing Rymarquis ‘65
Mother of Steve ‘80
Father of Blair ’69 and Rena ‘73
Brother of Heather ’89 and Darren ‘91
Sister of Jim ’61 and Steve ‘65
Wife of Jack Weber ‘47
Brother of Mary Jane Mistler Quigley ‘43(dec),Ruth Mistler Feighery ‘47(dec)
and Thelma Mistler Lux ’41 (dec)
Father of Nick Boone ’65, Jeff Boone ’70 and Carolyn Boone Huffman ‘66
Mother of Donna Brinkman Lange ’83, Denise ’78, R. David ‘77 and Paul ‘75
Mother of David ’69 and Rob ‘73
Brother of Ken ’65, Teresa ’74 and Steve ‘71
Father of Bobbie Ashcraft Fabre ‘02
Father of Bridget Hammer Mitchell ‘74(dec), Vannessa Hammer Cepluch ’76
and Jamie Hammer Herald ‘78
Father of Joe ’82, Linda ’80 and Tom ‘86
Father of Joe ‘75
Sister of Susan Wedderstrand Berling ‘59, 1st wife of Richard Gadker ‘54
(dec.)
Husband of Joann Kemen Wiechman ’50 (dec), Father of Ted ‘76, Theresa ‘79
and Todd ‘81
ALUMNI NOTES
Jamie Venters Quigley ’97
Jamie, along with her husband Patrick and son Aidan welcome Liam
Quigley, born in July 2013, to the
family. All are doing well.
Denny Taney ‘65
Denny Taney has joined the Holy
Cross Baseball Coaching Staff.
Coach Taney, brings a world of
baseball experiences to the program. He has coached youth sports
for more than 30 years.
ALUMNI IN THE MILITARY
PFC Storer, Erick
573rd Clearance Co. 1st EN
BN
Camp Speicher, Iraq
APO AE 09393
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SrA Clyde Laws
101 Old Ferry Rd #14B
Shalimar, FL 32579 SRA
Cpt. John F. Novak, IV
PFC 561 Box 435
FPO-AP 96310-0005
(‘01) Joshua Germann
1020 E. Henry St.
Unit C
Email: rickerricer19@yahoo.com Santa Maria, CA 93455
DONATIONS TO HOLY CROSS HIGH SCHOOL
IN MEMORY OF ...
Jerry Rump
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Ziegler
Mr. Jonathan Durant Bell
James Crouch & Cary Close
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Rump
Mr. & Mrs. John McMahan
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Mason
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Hinners
Mr. Leo Grote
Ms. Gloria Schmidt
Jero, Inc
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Danneman
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Kennedy
Mr. Wm Scheben, Jr
Dr. & Mrs. Jon E. Draud
Turkeyfoot Road Associates
Ms. Teresa Rump
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Feldman
Carolyn Blasingame
Mr. . & Mrs. Dennis Augur
Jim Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. George Fritz, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Al Merkle
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Durbin
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Larison
Ms. Carolyn Moulder
Darryl & Family
Terry & Family
Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Dierig
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Jarvi
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Reid
Margie, Matt & Becky Minning
Mr. Glenn Utz
Ms. Mona Dallas
Van Durstock
Paul & Diane Autenrieb
Butch & Joyce Callery
Judy Borchers & Family
Bill & Barb Hemsath
Ron & Barbara Jones
Matt & Elizabeth Tobler
Donna Stegman
Mark & Amy Tobler
Robert & Shirley Stegman
Ken & Janice Schmidt
Roger & Nancy Scott
Tom & Diana Timmerding
Joyce Leach
Nick & Diann Yelton
John & Christina Halpin
Richard & Julie Heidrich
David Trimpe
Xi Chapter Omega Phi Tau
David & Mary Kriege
% Margie Schweitzer
Brian & Robin Fischer
Carroll & Mary Heidrich
Janis Underhill
Richard & Bonnie Hofmann
Rich. & Michelle Richter Doll Bob & Lynn Bedingfield
Larry & Marilyn Stegman
Karen Galloway
Tim & Kay Fessler
Garrett-Stotz Company
St. Elizabeth Women's Wellness
% Thomas Mitchell
% Kimberly Martin
John & Christina Halpin
Louis & Kathleen Hill
Gary & Jance Dunbar
Jo Ann Wagner
Doris Timmerding
Hank & Debbie Heitker
Mr. & Mrs. Jim O'Donnell
Carol Schaefer
Mr. & Mrs. George Beck
Carl Schaeffler, Jr
David & Elizabeth McMillian
Jean Kaelin
Martha Hinkel
Bob & Lynn Bedingfield
William J. Miller
Terry & Lois McClure
Ms. Joanne Schuler
Dale & Roselyn McPhillips
Mark & Beth Droege
Barbara & Martin Brown Sr
Georgette Lenihan
Jeannine Ives
Ann Franxmann
Wm & Marilyn Dehlinger
Arlene Brinkman
Mike Tully
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lange
William & Judith Wischer
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Kotte
Jeannine Ives
NLRB, Region 9
Lisa Foster
Mrs. & Mrs. David Lampke
Richard & Debbie Kennedy
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Schulte
Martha Barnes
Mr. & Mrs. George White
Steve & Linda Sullivan
Mil & Bert's Children
Greg & Janice Kennedy
% Teresa Swartout
Mr. Joseph Averdick
Ms. Madaline Schulte
J. Lange
Mr. & Mrs. Ed Voneye
Mr. & Mrs. Damian Stanton
Ms. Geraldine Willman
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Nolan
The Fischer Family
The Mersman Family
Mr. Chuck Korzenborn
Carol Dedden Richards
Class of 1956
JoAnn Wedderstrand
Gadker Terlau
Class of 1956
Don Frodge
Meg Frodge
Ruth Ann Staubitz
Dick Maile
John Pohlgeers
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Shoop
Judith Turner
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Gerrein &
Family
Sue Wolnitzek
Dick Secrist
Doris Timmerding
If the amount of money donated in memory of an individual is substantial, the family has the option of
awarding a scholarship or adding to it initially or creating a plan to grow the fund into an endowment fund. If
you are interested in more information, please contact Katie Wesseling at katie.wesseling@hchscov.com or call
859-655-2192.
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Thank You!
ANNUAL APPEAL REPORT
The revised Annual Report format that appeared in the October issue of the Newsletter last year was successful, so we are continuing this format as we strive to cut costs and continue to use the donations of our
generous alumni, family and friends wisely. In the place of the Annual Appeal Book that used to be mailed, we
are combining the October/Fall Newsletter with the Annual Appeal Report. We have attempted to list all 201213 donors in the following pages. If we have omitted anyone, please accept our apology and let us know, so
that we can make corrections in the February/Winter Newsletter.
The annual Kick-Off Dinner was held on Tuesday, September 17, in Holy Cross Alumni Hall (cafeteria).
Thanks to the many who joined us to kick off the 2013-14 Annual Appeal.
Special thanks to Pat ’57 and Mary Gayle Dohrman ’58 Taney for serving as chairpersons for the 2012-13
Annual Appeal. Total donations to the school last year including Annual Appeal, memorials, restricted gifts,
grants, land acquisition, etc. were $385,105.51. Thank you so much for your support.
This year the Verst family, Tony and Marilyn Gadker ‘63 Verst and their children, Tonja Verst Lewis ‘85 ,
Anne Verst Julian ‘86 Becky Verst Houston ‘89, Nichole Verst Smith ‘91 and granddaughter Jayden Julian ‘12
were introduced as the 2013-14 Annual Appeal Chairpersons. The Verst Family have been connected to Holy
Cross in many ways throughout their lives. Marilyn and the Verst/Julian girls are all graduates of Holy Cross
and continue to be very active at Holy Cross. Anne has been the Athletic Director, former Academic Enhancement Chair, teacher and coach, Becky is in her 8th year as head volleyball coach, and in recent years, it would
not be unusual to see Marilyn and Tony at school entering data or cutting the grass! Tony and Marilyn have
been avid supporters of Holy Cross and are members of the Holy Cross High School Service Hall of Fame.
They were joined by student council president Daniel Reynolds, Principal Mike Holtz and Director of Finance, Clay Eifert, as they spoke about what Holy Cross has meant to them and the plans that are in place for
the future.
The Annual Appeal pamphlet was mailed to all Alumni, Parents and Friends recently and should have arrived in your homes. Please take a minute to look at the mailing and prayerfully consider a donation to the
2013-14 Annual Appeal.
On the following pages, you will find a letter from The Verst family, the results from last year’s appeal, goals
for the 2013-14 Appeal, (which includes air conditioning the gym!!!), and a listing of donors to the 2012-13
Annual Appeal Campaign.
Imagine the Possibilities...
“The difference between the impossible
and the possible
lies in determination”
- Tommy Lasorda
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Help Make Our Dreams Come True!
2013-14 HOLY CROSS HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL APPEAL
Dear Holy Cross Alumni, Family and Friends,
It is a pleasure to serve as “Annual Appeal Chair-Family” for 2013-14. Holy Cross holds a special place in our
lives because of all we have received as a result of our great education.
Holy Cross High School has distinguished itself from other area high schools by offering more than academic
education. Our experience as graduates of Holy Cross included lessons from the gospels of Jesus, a familyoriented community, and empowerment to become leaders in a diverse and global society that inspires us for
a lifetime.
2013 is the year to “Imagine the possibilities”. A possibility demands one’s utmost power, capacity and ability.
We believe in Holy Cross High School and want to make sure that it stays strong in its commitment to provide
the highest quality of education for all.
The Annual Appeal at Holy Cross is essential in the mission to provide our students with the absolute best academic and extracurricular programs. The tradition of the Annual Appeal has allowed for tuition assistance, facility improvement, technology advancement, and property acquisition, and these goals are still a major focus
of this year’s appeal. For the goals that have been achieved by your generous gifts, we are grateful. Now,
“Imagine the possibilities” of an air conditioned gym!
We are asking you to join us in the challenge to accomplish all of our goals as they are presented each year, but
this year we are asking you to “go the extra mile”, “dig deep” and help also with this goal. Why is air conditioning the gym a priority? The gym is a major focal point for prospective students and families. It is our greatest
assembly hall. Wouldn’t it be great if Holy Cross could regulate the heat in the summer and condensation in
the winter? Imagine the possibilities of summer camps for sports, drama, bible school and educational seminars. The more people on our campus, the more we can SHOW our story, and we are very proud of the story
of Holy Cross.
Remember what Holy Cross has meant to you or your loved one and consider making a personally significant
gift to support the school’s future. Help us reach all of our goals for this year’s appeal.
We sincerely thank you for your attendance this evening and may God Bless You!
Tony, Marilyn, Tonja, Anne , Becky , Nichole and Jayden
All that the Father gives me will come to me, and whoever comes to me I will never cast out.” John 6:37
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The gymnasium is the lone area at Holy Cross that is not air conditioned. This is a major
goal of this year’s campaign, but it will take the help of everyone to make it happen!
The need for tuition assistance continues to be a major concern. Many families are struggling
and need our help.
As technology advances, Holy Cross must stay current with the times. Ongoing investment
in computers and the latest technology will keep our students prepared for what lies ahead.
The campus continues to grow. The maintenance and improvement of all Holy Cross
properties and facilities is a constant concern and needs to remain a priority.
The life blood of a school is the faculty. We need to retain our best teachers.
It is necessary to increase the membership in the Society of St. Jude, the Believer.
Our future can be strengthened by gifts bestowed through Planned Giving.
The Society of St. Jude, the Believer
Holy Cross has faced its share of adversity over the past eight decades. But in every instance, the Holy Cross Community has come to
the rescue. Our strong faith, spirit of generosity, and “never say die”
work ethic, along with the blessing of heaven, have enabled us to
persevere through the most difficult times.
Please consider joining us in our renewed patronage to St. Jude
by becoming a member of “The Society of St. Jude the Believer”.
Your participation in planned giving is not only an expression of
faith, but also another sign of your spirit of generosity.
The proceeds for the Society of St. Jude the Believer will be used
to fund the tuition assistance needs of today’s and tomorrow’s students. Remembering Holy Cross with a planned gift is simple and
many benefactors will find that they are able to benefit Holy Cross to
a greater extent in their estate plans than they would be able to do
from current resources. Please consider joining the Society of St.
Jude, the Believer.
As a member, you will be joining others who share your belief in the
school and want to ensure that the school remains strong forever.
BEQUESTS AND WILLS
The most common means of providing substantial support in planned giving is to leave a bequest from you estate. A bequest in your will can be for:
A specific amount of money
A percentage of your estate
As a residual/remainder beneficiary after specific bequests are met.
If you have included Holy Cross as part of your Planned Giving, please let us know so we can enroll you in the
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Society of St. Jude, The Believer. Contact Katie.wesseling@hchscov.com or call 859-655-2192.
CASH—CHECK OR CREDIT CARD
The easiest and most direct way to contribute to the Annual Fund is by check made payable to “Holy Cross Annual
Appeal” or by using Visa or Master Card. For credit cards, please include your account number, expiration date, gift
amount and three digit security code.
ONLINE GIVING
Making a gift to Holy Cross via the internet is quick, easy and safe. With our server, all the data, including your
credit card information, is safely submitted to our gift recorder for processing. Log onto the Holy Cross website
hchscov.com and follow the links to Alumni and Online giving. Use this link as often as you would like to donate once, weekly or monthly.
PLEDGE OR RECURRING GIFT
Some donors find that they can increase their Annual Appeal support to Holy Cross by making a pledge with payments spread over several months, with final payment by June 30. For your convenience, pledge payments can
also be made using your credit card. A recurring gift could also be set up whereby an amount as small as $10 a
month can be automatically deducted from your credit card monthly and will remain in effect until you notify Holy
Cross of any changes.
MATCHING GIFTS
Many companies will match gifts to secondary schools if you or your spouse are a current or retired employee.
Contact your human resources office to see if your company matches gifts for secondary schools. Most companies
require you to complete a matching gift form and send it in with your donation. There is also a link on the
hchscov.com website that will assist you in checking to see if your company matches gifts for Holy Cross.
SECURITIES
Stocks/Bonds/Other Instruments
A gift of securities may offer special tax advantages to some donors. Our Federal ID number is 62-157563
GIVING CLUBS
Consider choosing to support Holy Cross by elevating your gift to the next level. Although gifts of any
size are appreciated, we hope that you will consider becoming a Club member.
The Club Levels are:
Indian Pride Club
Platinum Club
Millennium Club
Benefactor Club
$5,000 and up
$2,500 - 4,999
$1,000 - 2,499
$500 - 999
Patron Club
Future Club
Academic Club
Spirit Club
$250
$125
$50
$1
Please encourage your classmates to support the Annual Appeal.
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As a result of last year’s Annual Giving the following were accomplished:
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Donations supplemented funds provided by the Diocese of Covington for tuition assistance.
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The donated properties across from Holy Cross and the former church on 36th Street were razed
and green space has been created.
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Bowman Field in Covington was renovated with the help of Hut AC and serves as the home field for
the Girls Fast Pitch field.
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The retention of highly qualified teaching staff, including adequate staffing numbers for our
Academic Enhancement Program, is a reality.
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The membership in the Society of St Jude, the Believer was increased.
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Donations were increased by 8%, surpassing our goal of 5%
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Participation was increased by 18%, surpassing our goal of 10%
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Preliminary plans for gymnasium air conditioning have been put in place.
On-line donations continue to be accepted through the Holy Cross website hchscov.com
2012 –13 DONORS
HOLY CROSS HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL APPEAL
THANK YOU!!
Oakley & Eva Farris FR
Fidelity Investments
GE Foundation
Anne & George Gripshover FR
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Hemmer PR
Don & Lynn Able ‘78
M/M Harold Lowenstine, Jr. FR
Mr. & Mrs. Kyle Brockman ‘02 Rick & Rachel Lehmkuhl FR
Mike ’73 & Donna Downing
Pepsico Americas
Bob ’75 & Tina Feldman
Mr. & Mrs. Ed Reynolds PR
Debbie Gastright Kennedy ‘73 Mary Riesenbeck FR
Richard Kennedy ‘73
Lowell & Michelle Scott PR
Dorothy Arlinghaus FR
Sisters of Notre Dame
Ted & Janet Arlinghaus FR
Dennis & Gina Stanley FR
Anonymous
Matth. Toebben FR
Don & Ruthann Barth FR
Mr.. & Mrs. Paul Thaman PR
INDIAN PRIDE
CLUB
$5,000 and up
D & R Barth Family Foundation
Woosley Foundation
Bill & Sue Butler FR
Anonymous
Eagle Acceptance Corporation
Ellis, Scott & Associates
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PLATINUM
CLUB
$2,500 - $4,999
Ken Hinchey ‘45
Teal Smith Hinchey ‘46
Don Meyer ‘65
Patty Feldman Meyer ‘65
Roger & Sarah ’80 Andrews
Anonymous
Aaron T. Fausz FR
Margaret Fessler FR
Mr. & Mrs. D.M. Gerrein FR
MILLENIUM
CLUB
$1,000 - $2,499
George Deitmaring ‘56
Marcy Nie Deitmaring ‘56
Ed Shafer ‘60
Beth Rieger Bauman ‘63
Tom O’Donnell ‘63
Jan Steioff Qualls ‘69
Bill Young ‘70
Jim Feldman ‘71
Gerri Sketch Young ‘74
Tim & Terri “77 Ichinose
Peggy McEntee ‘88
Brian Fischer ‘80
Kathy Craven Fessler ‘88
John Zalla, JR ‘09
Kyle & Mary Bakis FR
MILLENIUM CLUB
$1,000 - $2,499
(cont’d)
Mary Carroll FR
Mr. & Mrs. David DeVita FR
Catherine Dion FR
Duke Energy Foundation
Aaron Fausz FR
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Gerrein FR
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Goller FR
Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Tony Motley FR
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Noll FR
Steve & Kathy Roeding PR
Roenker Engineering FR
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Sander
Mr. & Mrs. Ted Vogelpohl FR
PATRON CLUB
$250 - $499
Rev. Jack Heitzman ‘47
Aloysius Meese ‘49
Suzanne Mauntel ‘50
Mary Rae Kleinman ‘54
George J. Thelen ‘54
Jeannine Thelen Ives ‘55
Larry Nolan ‘55
Pat Taney ‘57
Paul Allen ‘58
David Blaschke ‘58
Garry Neltner ‘58
Mary Gayle Dohrmann Taney ‘58
Dick Hofmann ‘60
Bonnie Bertke Hofmann ‘60
Sue Terlau Mauntel ‘60
Dick Hyland ‘62
Bob Goetz ‘63
Linda Urlage Goetz ‘63
Ted Kluemper ‘63
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Johnson FR
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Kinn PR
Mr.& Mrs. Michael Rickels PR
Mary E. Goertemoeller Fay ‘38 Rev. Tom Robbins TR
FUTURE CLUB
$125 - $249
Juanita Davis ‘45
Mr. & Mrs. William Stenger FR
Ellen Schneider Sabin ‘46
Joan Mauntel Thomson ‘47
Thomas Borros ‘50
John Pohlgeers ‘50
Lois Kleinman Flach ‘51
Don Burkhart ‘52
Bernard Korte ‘52
Bettejean Urlage ‘53
Tom Litzler ‘57
Anna Rechtin Stillwell ‘57
Sheila Morris Steiritz ‘58
Rosie Albers Wachs ‘61
Rick Gerwe ‘63
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Wolff FR
Jeannine Schwab Wadsworth ‘64
Helen Mardis Molloy ‘68
Michael Molloy ‘68
BENEFACTOR
Mary Sue Schwab ‘68
CLUB
Mary Jo Gallagher Kluemper ‘63 Michael Czirr ‘70
$500 - $999
Sherry Elliott Baxter ‘64
Barbara Strinko Czirr ‘70
Barbara Bolling Beimesch ‘64 Michael Hammons ‘70
Virginia McGlone ‘37
John Brady ‘64
Annette Eckerle Bishop ‘71
Mary Jane Hue ‘39
Fred Rauen ‘65
Katie O’Donnell Wesseling ‘71
Carl Arlinghaus ‘50
Karen Kloentrup Stamatakos ‘74
Denny Taney ‘65
Bill Moddeman ‘59
Teresa Henkenberns ‘76
Beverly Young Schild ‘67
Bob Albers ‘63
Linda Ludwig Seitz-Rauen ‘69 Ben Fischer ‘77
David Torline ‘67
Rev. Gerald Reinersman ‘71 Christopher Lyons ‘78
Kathy Crout Saalfeld ‘68
Mary Pranger Brown ‘79
Paul Scheper ’71
Bob Saalfeld ‘68
Brad Abbott ‘84
Connie Kingsbury ‘74
Mary Lee Rothert Scheper ‘71
Erin Best Abbott ‘84
Mike Gastright ‘75
Cynthia Jo Hardebeck Soard ‘72
Barry Scott ‘84
Theresa McGraw Gastright ‘75
Clay ‘80 and Lori Eifert
Stephen Hassert ‘80
Barb Hill ‘88
Mary Ann Zeil Stewart ‘84
Gay Taney Trame ‘80
Dan Goodenough ‘82
John Zurborg ‘84
Dan Trame ‘81
Karen Dehlinger Stewart ‘82
Joe Qualls ‘98
Jeri Butts Noll ‘82
Bob Stewart ‘82
Krista Mitts Boomsma ‘02
Dan Hassert ‘84
Steve Mielech ‘85
Lou Arlinghaus FR
David Trunnell ‘84
Brian Goller ‘87
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Bakes PR
My Le Tran ‘85
Christine Taylor Wever ‘88
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Foltz FR
Brad Saalfeld ‘93
Becky Bohman Williams ‘88
Rob & Laurie Munson PR
Matthew Saalfeld ‘95
Janis Borchers Goller ‘89
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
Mr. & Mrs. Greg Arlinghaus FR
Lisa Goetz Wilshaw ‘93
Steve & Kathy O’Bryan PR
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Bach FR
Julie Fischer Fritz ‘00
Rose Arlinghaus Noetzel FR
Greg & Angela Dooley FR
Bethany Struck ‘01
Mr. & Mrs. Dave Pulsfort PR Marvin Grant FR
Julie Mueller ‘02
Manuel & Terrie Rosario FR Mr. & Mrs. Mike Holtz
Mr. & Mrs. James Beck FR
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Scheper PR
Mrs. Evelyn E. Lohr FR
Jack & Diana Butts FR
Rev. Robert Urlage FR
George Schneider FR
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Doerger PR
US Bancorp
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Staubitz
Meg. Frodge FR
Lynn Webster FR
Mary Beth Livingston
Diana Glass FR
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Wolff FR
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Herrmann FR
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Howard FR
Most Rev. Bishop Wm Hughes FR
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ACADEMIC CLUB
$50 - $124
Anonymous
Richard Donahue ‘37
Mary R. Menke ‘37
Evelyn Taylor Middendorf ‘41
Helen Urlage ‘43
Alma Hicks Drews ‘44
Mary Dugan Lueke ‘45
Donna Keller Cahill ‘46
Mary Helen Bergman Kleier ‘46
Roberta Mains ‘46
Larry Maschmeyer ‘46
John Weber ‘47
Thomas Andress ‘49
John Pohlgeers ‘50
Theresa Dressman Schuler ‘50
Richard Schuler ‘50
Joseph Sullivan ‘50
Bernard Wesselman ‘50
Ronald Hellmann ‘51
John Vogelpohl ‘51
Van Durstock ‘52
Martha Raterman Hellmann ‘52
Bernice Piatek Nienaber ‘52
Steve Riesenberg ‘52
Gordon Berling ‘53
Marilyn Hammer Dressman ‘53
Ann Egbers ‘53
Richard Groene ‘53
James Hoffmann ‘53
Mary Ann Hengehold Isler ‘54
John Isler ‘54
Raymond Meyer ‘54
Ron Schneider ‘54
Joe Buscher ‘55
Andrew Gallagher ‘55
Dan Heidrich ‘55
Dot Casnellie Krebs ‘55
Mary Jane Barhorst Schawe ‘55
Rosemary Fredericks Piccirillo ‘55
Jerry Hoffman ‘56
Dorothy Hofmann Schwartz ‘56
Martha Arlinghaus 57
John Buscher ‘57
Jerome Fricke ‘57
Tom Gallagher ‘57
If there are errors in this listing, please accept our apology and inform us so that corrections can be made.
Michael Hall ‘57
Judy Peters Heidrich ‘57
Mary Kay Ricken ‘57
Dave Timmerding ‘57
James Ward ‘57
Elizabeth Lindsey ‘03
Ruth Wartman ‘03
Jeff Kottmyer ‘05
Julianne Dietz ‘05
Alex Wesseling ‘05
Margaret Meiman Stevens ‘57
Abby Webster Wesseling ‘06
Martha Wesselman Hassert ‘58
Heather Bach ‘06
Nancy Landrum Coors ‘58
Chris Middendorf ‘07
Ralph Glick ‘58
Stephen Bernardon FR
Terry Lytle ‘58
Mr. & Mrs. Tony Bezold FR
Paul Stegman ‘58
Mary Bradburn FR
Joseph Wesselman ‘58
Sherry McManama Gregory Bayer ‘70 Judy Borchers FR
Carolyn Bornhorn Cox ‘59
Stephany Wells Ivers ‘70
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Butts FR
Gerald Duncan ‘59
Pamela Remley Ruschman ‘70 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Carl FR
Geralld Isler ‘59
Jim Bolling ‘71
Janet Carter FR
Mary Kordenbrock Lauer ‘59 Kathy Huenefeld Sayre ‘71
Jeff & Lois Childers FR
Raymond Leen ‘59
Diana Huenefeld Kennedy ‘73
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Clary FR
Rosemary Fricke Redmond ‘59 Catherine Drees DiBello ‘74
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Cummins FR
Judith McKeon Williams ‘59 Linda Roenker Rein ‘74
Fr. Matt Cushing
Michael Wilson ‘59
Paul Blau ‘75
Greg & Susan Davis FR
Dave Cannon ‘60
Bill Schawe ‘75
Stephanie Fausz FR
Carl Czirr ‘60
Robert C. Young ‘75
Mr. & Mrs. WM Frantz FR
Donna Litzler Vogt ‘60
Pat O’Donnell ‘76
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Gates FR
Joan Deitmaring Halfhill ‘60 Dominic Porco ‘76
Mr. & Mrs. Gene Graham FR
Jerry Maher ‘60
Brian Rieger ‘76
Mr.& Mrs. Michael Gregory PR
Marita Marqua Maher ‘60
Wm. C. Schuler ‘72
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Herrman PR
Don Berger ‘61
John Kennedy ‘78
Mr. & Mrs. Barry Hamlin PR
Ron Meyer ‘61
Mr. & Mrs. Kim Hiltibrand PR
Tom Lueke ‘78
David Worley ‘61
Mary Rose Kahmann FR
Becky Groneck Moeller ‘78
Wm. (Dan) Tabeling ‘62
Peggy Kaiser FR
Charlene Ryan ‘78
Michael Taney ‘62
Joan Knasel FR
Paul Topmiller ‘80
Carolyn Fortner Rennekamp ‘63 Patty Hinzman Wilken ‘81
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Kreinest FR
Lynda Goebel Menkhaus ‘63
Sherri Kuhlman FR
Thomas Dorning ‘82
Mary Jo Hardcorn ‘63
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Leuthner FR
Dan Goodenough ‘82
Sharon Litzler Ballman ‘63
Mr.& Mrs. Jeffrey Moore PR
Kim Eilers Butts ‘83
Rt. Rev. Msgr. Wm. Neuhaus FR
Barry Menkhaus 63
Dave Bezold ‘4
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Nieman PR
Judy Fricke Reinersman ‘63
Greg Butts ‘84
Theresa Nilles FR
Dr. Pete Stuntebeck ‘63
Jane Hall Steenken ‘84
Mr. & Mrs. Dan Petronio FR
Thomas Timmerding ‘63
Todd Bezold ‘86
Mr & Mrs Jack Rudolph FR
Diana Wilbers Timmerding ‘63 Dave Neuhaus ‘86
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Ruehl PR
Peggy Shafer Chalk 64
Mike Robke ‘86
Rev. Albert Ruschman FR
William Saalfeld ‘64
Kelli Urlage Hamilton ‘87
Reverend Leo Schmidt FR
Patricia Ciccarella ‘65
Tammy Butler ‘88
Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Sizemore PR
Dave Gilliam ‘65
Jamie Menkhaus Pelini ‘89
Kathy Spaulding FR
Bill Hemsath ‘65
Jenny Meier Robke ‘90
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Suhr FR
Kathy Lemmons Hoffman ‘65
Robert Gaynor ‘94
Jane Tieman FR
Kathy Goetz Kreger ‘65
Karen Kyde Yunker ‘94
Mike & Carol Tully FR
John Metzger ‘65
Kent Wells ‘94
Mary Thiel TR
Sue Dowd Neal ‘65
Susie Stenger Wells ‘94
Dotty & Kevin Volpenhein FR
Janice Popp ‘65
Corey Goetz ‘95
St. Walburg Monastery, FR
Steve Renaker ‘65
Geraldine Willman FR
Nick Klaiss ‘97
Carol Goetz Spaulding ‘65
Jodi Mueller Klaiss ‘97
Daniel Steidle ‘65
Joe Stenger ‘98
Jim Yelton ‘65
Maggie Taney ‘00
Janice Wellbrock Ryan ‘66
Aaron Fischer ‘03
David Birch ‘67
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James Diskin ‘67
Carol Muench ‘67
Thomas Saalfeld ‘67
Kenneth Bechtold ‘68
Beverly Sanders Behne ‘68
Judy Marqua Huth ‘68
Donald Kemper ‘69
Greg Schneider ‘69
Patricia Kentrup Shelton ‘69
Thomas Washnock ‘69
Dennis Warken ‘69
SPIRIT CLUB
$1 — $49
Virginia Thelen Donahue ‘38
Mary Dell Brake List ‘39
Anna Marie Sullivan Goedde ‘40
Elmer Jacobs ‘43
Ralph Vieth ‘42
Marianne Kathman Wendling ‘42
Anna Darpel Hammons ‘43
Alvera Niehaus Seifert ‘43
Jim Cleves ‘45
Jane Wedderstrand Rueter ‘45
Ruth Schlickman Miller ‘46
Harold Schreck ‘46
Dick Winterman 46
Tom Dressman 47
William Hall ‘47
Norma Litzler Henkenberns ‘47
Mary Ellen Kunkel ‘47
Paul Mueller ‘47
Janet Mauntel Rice ‘47
Betty Cassidy Schulte ‘47
Jack Brueggeman ‘48
Ruth Taylor Cleves ‘48
Herbert Ketteler ‘48
Margie Bergman Owings ‘48
Pauline Wehr Rimer ‘48
Lawrence Darpel ‘49
Pat Peters Darpel ’ 49
Joan Dirheimer Harmeling ‘49
Joan Hartman Koenig ‘49
John Kirn ‘50
Janet Herzog Leonard ‘50
Donald Rymarquis ‘50
Bernard Vormbrock ‘50
Marlene Messingschlager Gunning‘51
William Hanrahan ‘52
Helen Rassche Hanrahan ‘52
Dot Tillman Kennedy ‘52
Tom Wendling ‘52
Barbara Wessler Wiedeman ‘52
Ann Collopy Egbers ‘53
Anita Derks Schneider ‘53
Phyllis Runge Flanagan ‘53
James Hoffman ‘53
James Knasel ‘53
Carol Rieselman Quinn ‘53
James Thelen ‘53
Peggy Albers McKnight ‘55
Jack Payne ‘55
Carroll Meiman Tabeling ‘55
Martha Arlinghaus ‘57
Mayrie Dietz Bertman ‘57
Lou Hodge ‘57
If there are errors in this listing, please accept our apology and inform us so that corrections can be made.
Diane Porter Neff ‘57
Sharon Bloemer Rohling ‘57
Nancy Zellerer Tepe ‘57
Nancy Ryan Weibel ‘57
Ed Topmiller ‘75
Mary Topmiller James ‘76
Grace Angel '13
Julie Arlinghaus '13
Terri Bamberger Nageleisen ‘77 Jonathan Bach '13
Kim Gunkel Barker ‘77
Cory Barger '13
Charlotte Casnellie Wohlwender ‘57 Tom Corman ‘78
DeAsia Beal '13
Marilyn Gallagher Bertollini ‘58 Ron Muck ‘78
Nicole Blank '13
Judith Fischer Gants ‘58
Shelly Wendling DeVoto ‘78 Kaitlyn Bryant '13
Mary Ann Wiebe Hausfeld ‘58 Mary Krechting Stief ‘80
Tia Bryars '13
Nancy Landrum Coors ‘58
Mark Wehry ‘82
Trey Bunton '13
Terry Lytle ‘58
Barry Scott ‘84
Connor Callery '13
Robert Stegman ‘59
Susan Durstock Kitzmiller ‘87 Kendra Cross '13
Carol Blom Hegener ‘60
Jennifer Kordenbrock ‘88
Olivia Dean '13
Mary Lou Speakes Perry ‘60 Kim Urlage Turner ‘91
Dan Domaschko '13
Mary Hueser Webster ‘60
Dawn Bayless ‘92
Elizabeth Ehlman '13
Barbara Wiebe Wellbrock ‘60 Pat McEntee ‘92
Joey Engelman '13
Betty Yelton ‘60
Cindy Callery Smith ‘92
Paul Finke '13
Pat Carnohan Brosky ‘62
Gina Trame Powers ‘93
Kristina Fischer '13
Bob Schneider ‘62
Jeff Brinkman ‘97
James Fruchtenicht '13
Kathy Sharp Napier ‘63
Josh Wagner ‘99
Travis Gabbard '13
Harry Birch ‘64
Natalie Gardner ‘00
Kelly Gettys '13
Patsy Holian Franxman ‘64
Betsy Berns Janes ‘00
Connor Gillespie '13
Ken Roenker ‘64
Bethany Wisdom Strunk ‘01 Norman J Gripshover '13
Shirley Schildmeyer ‘64
Brian Urlage ‘03
Alyssa Guidugli '13
Tom Berger ‘65
Loren Droege ‘04
Caroline Hamlin '13
Mary Alice Markey ‘65
Taylor Cummins ‘06
Nick Hellmann '13
Larry Stegman ‘65
Michelle Moore ‘06
Caitlyn Hemmer '13
Barbara Feldhaus Winscher ‘65 Jamie Wetherell ‘06
Leah Herald '13
Ed Richter ‘65
Brad Kelley ‘08
Devyn Herndon '13
Tim Kennedy ‘66
Dustin Barker ‘09
Grace Herrman '13
Ken Krumpelman ‘66
Nick Aerni ‘10
Andrew Hester '13
Gary Schoettle ‘66
Mark Manczyk ‘10
Keegan Hodge '13
Tom Fricke ‘67
Rebecca Pohlman ‘10
Jordan Keith '13
Martha Meyer Kuchle ‘68
Taylor Bergman ‘11
Taylor Kessen '13
Evelyn Richter Schweitzer ‘68
Clint Childers ‘11
Tony Kessen '13
Lois Stroer Geiman ‘69
Sydney Sizemore ‘11
Ashley Eun Kim '13
Kathleen Taney Lord ‘69
Davis Stropko ‘11
William Knochelmann '13
David J. Meyer ‘70
Emily Fischer ‘12
Sarah Koo '13
Rita Wartman Costantino ‘71
Victoria Gilman ‘12
Kamrin Krumpelman '13
Bill Emral ‘72
Seth Graham ‘12
Megan Krumpelman '13
Cynthia Torline Lytle ‘72
Jeffrey Guidugli ‘12
Kristopher Linstead '13
Donna Foltz ‘73
Brendan Hall ‘12
Aaron Luken '13
Linda Niehaus ‘73
Josh Kahmann ‘12
Carly Markovich '13
Cindy Hinzman Goetz 74
Austin Adams '13
Zachary Mastin '13
Chris Kenney ‘74
Jessica Adams '13
Rachel Mayhaus '13
Mike Bishop ‘75
Kelsey Aerni '13
Christian McClendon '13
Don Frodge ‘75
Brendan Alff '13
Alex McGraw '13
Alex Miller '13
Madyson Moran '13
Andrew Munson '13
Samuel Nie '13
Brittany Niehaus '13
Katherine Niehaus '13
Lily O'Bryan '13
Molly O'Donnell '13
Vinnie Pangallo '13
Elizabeth Pettie '13
Madelyn Pohlgeers '13
Burt Pouncy '13
Lauren Pulsfort '13
Alyssa Rice '13
Emmitt Rider '13
Jordan Scheper '13
Zachary Schunder '13
Jeffry Sizemore '13
Eugene Smith '13
Jenna Spenlau '13
Hailey Stallings '13
Madelaine Staubitz '13
Grant Stewart '13
Taylor Stitt '13
Rachel Tewes '13
Jacklyn Vieth '13
Ian Weber '13
Jordan Wesseling '13
Ben Woeste '13
Alec Wolfert '13
Carly Wright '13
Bradley Ziegler '13
McKenzie Zurborg '13
M/Mr. & Mrs. Fred Cornett FR
Mr. & Mrs. John Creighton FR
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Franks FR
Gene & Joan Graham FR
Ralph Kemphaus FR
Beverly Lonneman FR
Richard Maile FR
Peter & Theresa Manczyk FR
Mr. & Mrs. John Resing FR
Mr. & Mrs. Pat Ryan TR/FR
Mr. & Mrs. Ed Topmiller FR
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Washam FR
Mr. & Mrs. Martin Wilshire PR
Thank You!
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If there are errors in this listing, please accept our apology and inform us so that corrections can be made.
SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT FUND AND MEMORIAL DONATIONS
Bernadette C. Allgeyer
Scholarship Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Foltz
Al Arlinghaus
Scholarship Fund
Mary Carroll
Joan Arlinghaus
Scholarship Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Doug Bezold
Dr. & Mrs. Robert Broughton
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Dambrosio
Mr. & Mrs. Tim Dixon
D & P Quality Scale
Rachael & Rick Lehmkuhl
Ms. Marilyn Maley
Rollins Insurance, LLC
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Simon
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Sturgeon
Tom Arlinghaus
Scholarship Fund
Dorothy Arlinghaus
Frank & Shirley Bamberger
Scholarship Fund
Gary Bamberger
Terri Bamberger Nageleisen
Joseph & Dorothy Bamberger
Scholarship Fund
Michaelle Bamberger
Raymond & Mary Barth
Scholarship Fund
Don & RuthAnn Barth
Kyle & Mary Bakis
Ruth Bosley
Scholarship Fund
Eric & Shannon Bosley
Jason & Soshana Bosley
Larry Bosley
Donna Epplen
Karen & Dave Epplen
Mike & Kelly Epplen
Bryan & Staci Hern
Al & Esther Kenkel
James & Diane Lenhoff
Kevin & Angela Meyer
Brandon & Josie Napier
Brian & Kimberly Shea
Courtney Terlau
Missy Goller
Scholarship Fund
Dustin Johnson
Scholarship Fund
Thomas J. Higgins Fund of the Christina Burnette
Greater Cinti. Foundation
Holly Couch
Mr. & Mrs. William Goller
Delores Lalley
Joe & Rose Rott
In Memory of
David Flynn
William Lonneman
Judy Borchers
Scholarship Fund
Brian & Janice Goller
Mrs. Beverly Lonneman
In Honor of
Bill & Nikki Goller
Anne Marie Mielech
Patti Johnson Brinkman
45th Anniversary
Scholarship Fund
Scholarship Fund
Dan & Gay Trame
Julie Ferguson
Mr. Paul J. Brinkman
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Kinsley
M/M Michael Brinkman & Ben
Donna Halpin
Mr. Steve Mielech
Mr. Jeff Brinkman
Scholarship Fund
David & Regina Trentman
Patricia Cleek
John & Sherrie Froppe
Mary Lueke
John Halpin
Bethany Grothaus
Mr. & Mrs. James Myatt
Doug Grothaus
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Querin
In Memory of
Norbert & Joyce Grothaus
Mike Tully
Judy Stewart
In Memory of
John & Christina Halpin
Tim Hitzfield
Sr. Samuel
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Mielech
Paul J. Brinkman
In Memory of
Mona Schneider
Van Durstock
Tim & Jacqueline Spille
John & Christina Halpin
Richard & Elaine Williams
Josh Davis Memorial
Mr. & Mrs. John Wright
Scholarship Fund
Mr. Jay Davis
Loretta Feldman
Scholarship Fund
Walter Hassert Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Dan Hassert
Stephen Hassert
Mr. James A. Feldman
Mr. & Mrs. Don Meyer
Earl Feldman
Scholarship Fund
Cency Hoffman
Scholarship Fund
Dorothy Schwarz
Feldman Memorial
Scholarship Foundation Inc.
James & Loretta Fritsch
Scholarship Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Rick Muck
Ren Knasel Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Diana Glass
Joan Knasel
Ren Knasel Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Diana Glass
Joan Knasel
Jean Ann Meyer Murray
Scholarship Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Don Meyer
Katie O’Donnell
Scholarship Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Tom O’Donnell
Tom O’Donnell
Scholarship Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Tom O’Donnell
Dan & Eleanor Ahlbrand
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SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT FUND AND RESTRICTED DONATIONS
Charles & Rose Rieger
Scholarship Fund
Dave & Beth Rieger Bauman
Tom & Kathleen Ryan
Scholarship Fund
Dave & Lisa Bezold
Peggy Collopy
Jeff & Julie Miller
Steioff Family
Scholarship Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Qualls
Mr. & Mrs. John Qualls
Mr. & Mrs. David DeVita
St. Cecilia
Scholarship Fund
RESTRICTED FUNDS
Academic Programs
Anonymous
Mr & Mrs Harold Lowenstine
Wooley Foundation
Art Department
Mr. & Mrs. James G. Dooley
Ms. Stephanie A. Fausz
Mr. & Mrs. Terri Ichinose
Michelle Moore
Aimee Silbernagel
Ruth Wartman
Athletics Programs
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Thaman
Baseball
Steve Mielech
Barry Scott
Anonymous
Football Program
John Wysong
Scholarship Fund
Mary Guidugli
Bill & Nikki Goller
Rev. Wm Wysong
Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Thaman
John & Martha Holland
Dr. JR Foote
National Football League
Girls Basketball
Michael & Cynthia Rorer
Girls Softball
Hut Athletic Club
Volleyball
Steve & Kathy O’Bryan
Christian Awakening
Program
Anonymous
Pamela Brewer
Mr. & Mrs. Mark W. Cook
Patty Kelley
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Kozerski
Pat McEntee
Ms. Peggy R. McEntee
Christopher Merritt
Mr. Chris Middendorf
Mr. Joe Qualls
Mr. & Mrs. John Qualls
Drama Department
Eagle Acceptance Corp.
Scott Winkler
Jim Woeste
Property Acquisition
Mr. & Mrs. Ted Arlinghaus
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Drees
Ellis Scott- Associates
Mr. & Mrs. William Hemmer
Ed & Laura Reynolds
Mr. Mike Spencer
Mr. Matth. Toebben
Tuition Assistance
Anonymous
Don & Ruth Ann Barth
Aaron Fausz
Margaret Fessler
GE Foundation
D.M. Gerrein
Mark Leuthner
Evelyn Lohr
PepsiCo
John Zalla II
Sisters of Notre Dame, Cov.
GRANTS
Diocese of Covington
Thomas J. Higgins Fund of the
Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Sisters of Notre Dame, Cov.
Woosley Foundation
National Football League
MATCHING GIFT DONORS
Duke Energy Foundation
Joseph Buscher
Robert & Joan Hall
Kathy Hoffman
Dennis Nolan
Mr. & Mrs. John Qualls
Fidelity Foundation
Thomas Butler
Mary Carroll
Anonymous
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Fifth/Third Bank Foundation
Laura Dorning
The Macy Foundation
Mary Helen Kleier
Steve & Kathy O’Bryan
GE Foundation
Jim & Nancy Beck
Gary Daniels
Mr. & Mrs. Don Gerrein
Pepsico
Bob & Sharon Ballman
Dennis Stanley
Kyle & Ruth Brockman
SC Johnson Fund, Inc.
Elmer Taylor
US Bancorp Foundation
Theresa Henkenberns
Tom Lueke
Rose Noetzel
Thank You!
If there are errors in this listing, please accept our apology and inform us so that corrections can be made.
Holy Cross High School
Non Profit Org.
U.S. Postage
3617 Church Street
Covington, KY 41015
PAID
Covington, KY
ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED
Permit No. 278
SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS
ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS are the result of a gift that is given to the school as a one-time gift or that is gifted over time
to build the fund. The gift is invested and a scholarship is awarded annually based on a percentage of the fund balance
and/or interest that is earned during the year. Therefore, the ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP continues to grow and the
scholarship will always be awarded as a lasting memory to the named party. The following Scholarship Funds have
been set up in honor or in memory of the following people/organizations:
Bernadette C. Allgeyer
Alumni Association
Norman Arlinghaus Family
Tom Arlinghaus Family
Joseph & Dorothy Bamberger
Al Arlinghaus
Raymond & Mary Barth
Joan Arlinghaus
Frank & Shirley Bamberger
Ruth Bosley
Patti Johnson Brinkman
Downing Family
Educational Endowment
Barth Family
Les & Dot Cummins Family
Eifert Family
Earl Feldman
Loretta Feldman
Brandon Garnett
Missy Goller
Donna Halpin
Cency Hofmann
Holy Cross High School
Knights of St. John
Wm. H. Lonneman
Anne Marie Mielech
Jean Ann Meyer Murray
Katie O’Donnell
Tom O’Donnell, Sr.
Charles & Rose Rieger
St. Cecilia Scholarship
Stella Molloy
Paul Schott
Susan Steioff
Sr. Samuel & Carmella
Sue Schlarman
G.J. Thelen
Toebben Family
Matth. & LaVerne Toebben
MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS are not endowed and are awarded annually as long as there is money in the account.
Some families choose to donate a certain amount of money each year that is awarded as a scholarship in honor of a
relative or friend. Some funds are built when someone dies and names Holy Cross as the recipient of memorial donations. In this case, a scholarship is awarded until the money that is donated is exhausted.
Josh Davis
Wm. & Connie Hicks
Lauren Yager
Bill Timmerding
Jim & Loraine Fritsch
Ren Knasel
Lisa Rump
Don Ives
Chase Crowley
John F. Scott
Walt Hassert
Bill Hicks
Dustin Johnson
Tom & Kathleen Ryan
Mark Kloeker
John J. Wysong
TO RECEIVE MORE INFORMATION ABOUT SETTING UP A SCHOLARSHIP FUND CONTACT
THE DEVELOPMENT OFFICE 655-2192 OR KATIE.WESSELING@HCHSCOV.COM
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