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<strong>Badin</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong>Principal’s Letter 3Cover StoryKim Golden Earns <strong>Stephen</strong> T. <strong>Badin</strong> Award 4Graduate Plans 5Graduation Week <strong>2012</strong> 6-9Alumni in Action 10Alumni Girls Soccer & Softball 11Faculty Milestones 12Advancement Letter 13<strong>Badin</strong> Celebration Auction& Calendar of Events 14Build a Brighter <strong>Badin</strong> 15Student Achievements 16-17Accomplishments 18Milestones 19Returned to God’s Care 20Friends of <strong>Badin</strong> Golf Outing 21Scholarship Fund 22-23Reunionsback coverEditorsDirk Q. AllenAngie Pieper Gray ‘83AdministrationBrian Pendergest ’90, PrincipalSid Imhoff ’88, Assistant Principal, Dean of StudentsTeresa Heinrich, Dean of AcademicsJennifer Fabry, Director of FinanceGina Miserocchi Helms ’90, Campus MinisterSally Kocher, Athletic DirectorKelli Verdin Kurtz ’88, Executive Director of Institutional AdvancementOffice of Institutional AdvancementKelli Verdin Kurtz ’88, Executive Director of Institutional AdvancementAngie Pieper Gray ’83, Director of Development and MarketingDirk Q. Allen, Director of Admissions and Media RelationsPatti Pate Gray ’80, Development AssistantDesignLisa Pater Sabourin ‘90sabouringraphicdesign.comPrintingAmerican Printing<strong>Badin</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> Shades of Green is publishedregularly for the friends, parents, past parents andalumni of <strong>Badin</strong>, Hamilton Catholic (1909-1966)and Notre Dame (1886-1966) <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong>s.<strong>Stephen</strong> T. <strong>Badin</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong>571 New London RoadHamilton, OH 45013Phone: (513) 863-3993Fax: (513) 785-2844www.badinhs.orgemail: dallen@badinhs.orgDirect all alumni news, address changes, orother correspondence to the address below.COVER PHOTO Hats off to <strong>Badin</strong>!In what has become a tradition, <strong>Badin</strong> seniors toss theircaps in the air for a picture to celebrate their last day ofschool. They’re on the front steps of the school prior toSenior Mass on Friday, May 18.Postmaster: Please send address corrections to:<strong>Badin</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong>Shades of Green571 New London RoadHamilton, OH 45013info@badinhs.org2


Dear <strong>Badin</strong> Alumni and Friends,PRINCIPAL’S LETTERThe 2011-12 school year was a greatsuccess. Congratulations to the Class of <strong>2012</strong>.Our newest alumni did a fabulous job. Weare extremely proud of their achievementsand, most importantly, the positive leadershipthey provided. You can read about theiraccomplishments throughout this edition ofthe Shades of Green.The school year was an exciting one.Earlier this year, we announced our new iPadprogram for all four grades. Our teachershave been working hard to learn new andcreative ways to implement the iPad intotheir curriculum in order to enhance studentlearning.Now, we are excited to announce that theacademic wing of <strong>Badin</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> will befully air conditioned by the start of classesin August. This is a $450,000 project thatwill certainly make for a more comfortablelearning environment for our students. AirForce One, a company out of Columbus, hasthe contract for a ductless system similar toone recently installed at Mount Notre Dame<strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> in Cincinnati. The system is veryefficient and will allow us to minimize theuse of our boilers, which were installed whenBHS first opened in 1966. This is a majorinvestment that our school board felt wasimportant.We have also entered into a new sportsmedicine partnership with Fort Hamilton/Kettering Health Network. We listened toseveral proposals, and it made great senseto partner with an organization in our ownbackyard. The package will include an on-siteathletic trainer at <strong>Badin</strong> 40 hours per week,and save us nearly $6,000 a year. Our studentathleteswill be in very good hands with FortHamilton.Please keep the family of the late Mr.Tom Rains ’68 in your prayers. Tom was anoutstanding government and social studiesteacher here for nearly 30 years prior tohis passing in April. He was a major positiveinfluence on so many members of the <strong>Badin</strong>family during his lifetime. He will be missed.Thank you to our trio of retirees – Mrs.Shirley Ensor (cafeteria manager), Mrs. DeniseHolderbach (health clinic), and Mr. Steve Smith(Spanish). <strong>Badin</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> keeps going eachyear – now 46 graduating classes – but it’s theindividuals who make a difference day-in andday-out with their hard work and dedication.While we graduated a small but mightyclass of 101 seniors, we are excited about thefact that we have an incoming class of morethan 150 freshmen! This continues a trendthat has seen the incoming freshman class bethe largest in the school for three consecutiveyears. There are a number of reasons for this,but one very substantial one is your ongoingsupport of <strong>Badin</strong> and the way you spread apositive message about our school. We trulyappreciate that.It is a pleasure to be the principal of <strong>Badin</strong><strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong>. Thanks for everything you do forus. Keep in touch and let us know how youare doing. If we can be of any assistance toyou, please don’t hesitate to call or e-mail. Weare proud of the <strong>Badin</strong> family and all that yourepresent.God bless you and your family –Brian D. PendergestBrian D. Pendergest ’90Principal3


KIM GOLDEN EARNS STEPHEN T. BADIN AWARDKim Golden (second from right)earned the <strong>Stephen</strong> T. <strong>Badin</strong> medalat graduation, honoring the highestlevel of achievement by every measurein the Class of <strong>2012</strong>. Othermedals went to, from left, TheresaSalerno, the Archbishop Leiboldmedal for outstanding service to theschool and the community; ChristinaDong, the Archbishop McNicholasmedal for outstanding academicachievement; and Hannah Stricker,the Archbishop Alter medal for outstandingcontributions to faith life.Kim Golden led the way as the 46th graduating class from<strong>Badin</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> enjoyed its commencement exercises onFriday, May 25, at St. Maximilian Kolbe Church in LibertyTownship.Golden earned the <strong>Stephen</strong> T. <strong>Badin</strong> medal, the highesthonor given to a graduating senior. The medal is givento the student who is voted by the faculty as the mostoutstanding member of the graduating class in all aspects ofhis or her high school career.“Kim was a great representative of a great class,’’ saidPrincipal Brian Pendergest. “She made a positive impact at<strong>Badin</strong> from the very moment she walked in the door. She’sa quality young woman who left a tremendous mark on thisschool.”The class, numbering 101 students, left a significant markon the school. Sixteen students earned $100,000 or more inacademic scholarship and grant opportunities, and a total of68 students were offered academic aid, totaling more than$4 million. Seven were recruited to play college athletics,including four at the Division I level.“This class really embraced what it was all about to wearthe <strong>Badin</strong> green,’’ said Dirk Q. Allen, director of admissionsand media relations. “It was a small class, but it left a largefootprint.”Golden is the daughter of Marty and Ann Golden ofColerain Township and a graduate of St. John the Baptist<strong>School</strong>. She will attend Morehead (Ky.) State University andmajor in math education. She has also been recruited toplay D-I soccer there.Christina Dong earned the Archbishop McNicholas medal,honoring the highest level of academic achievement. Dongwas the valedictorian and will attend the University ofChicago to major in bio-chemistry as a pre-med degree.Christina is the daughter of Hailiang and Jun Zheng Dongof Oxford and a graduate of St. Joseph <strong>School</strong>. She justturned 16 in April, having skipped two elementary gradesand starting at <strong>Badin</strong> at the age of 12. She joked that hernext goal was to earn her driver’s license!Dong’s achievements run in the family – her olderbrother, Raymond Dong ’11, was the valedictorian last yearand just completed his freshman year at the University ofChicago.Theresa Salerno was awarded the Archbishop Leiboldmedal, honoring the highest level of service to the schooland the community. Theresa is the daughter of Ron andLindy Salerno of Cincinnati and a graduate of St. Ann<strong>School</strong>. She will attend Ball State University and major ininterior design.Hannah Stricker was awarded the Archbishop Altermedal, honoring the highest contribution to faith life at<strong>Badin</strong>. Hannah is the daughter of James and Lisa Stricker ofHamilton. A graduate of St. Peter in Chains <strong>School</strong>, she willattend Ball State University and major in nursing.“We were blessed to have these students at our school,’’said Pendergest, who just completed his first year asprincipal. “The Class of <strong>2012</strong> achieved a great deal and setthe bar very high.”Serena Murrell was the salutatorian of the class. Murrellis the daughter of Darrell and Karen Murrell of FairfieldTownship and a graduate of St. Joseph <strong>School</strong>. She willattend Wake Forest University and major in chemistry.Seniors who earned department awards included thefollowing: English – Serena Murrell; Science – ChristinaDong; Social Studies – Jacob Spoerl; Math – Chloee Choi;Religion – Lewis Liu; Foreign language – Alex Rumpler;Fine arts – Molly Ehrnschwender; Business technology –Martin Carter; Marketing education – Michael Southard.4


Max Adams - Miami University, Criminal JusticeKevin Asplan - University of Cincinnati, InformationTechnologyAudrey Biederman - Bowling Green State University,physician’s assistantWill Black - Miami University, Social Studies educationPaige Bresnen - Xavier University, NursingJordan Brown - Xavier University, Radiologic TechnologyMiranda Brown - Miami University,Early Childhood EducationTeresa Burch - Miami University, UndecidedAustin Burke - University of Cincinnati, Music EducationMatt Calhoun - University of Cincinnati, UndecidedJessica Carroll - University of Cincinnati,Middle Childhood EducationMegan Carroll - University of Cincinnati, Dental HygieneMartin Carter - Miami University, UndecidedKelly Cassano - Miami University, AccountingDa Yeon “Chloee” Choi - Goucher College,Chemical EngineeringCaleb Conrad - <strong>School</strong> of Advertising Art, Graphic DesignPhil Cook - Miami University, UndecidedKurt Cornett - University of Dayton, BusinessSheyanne Crank - Miami University, NursingKayla Debbane - Xavier University, NursingChristina Dong - University of Chicago, Bio-chemistryAdam Donges - University of Cincinnati, UndecidedMegan Driscoll - Miami University, NursingAlicia Dudley - Miami University, NursingMolly Ehrnschwender - College of Mount St. Joseph,Art and EnglishMatt Estridge - Miami University, Criminal JusticeJack Fetters - Hocking College, Wildlife ScienceGrant Fields - Xavier University, HistoryColin Finnigan - Entering the militaryHaley Fortuno - Ohio University, JournalismDoug Frederick - Miami University, UndecidedAbby Fritsch - Xavier University, UndecidedBethany Fuhrman - University of Cincinnati,Health SciencesKara Gerbus - Quincy University, NursingSusan Gillespie - University of Cincinnati,Biological SciencesKim Golden - Morehead State University, Math EducationRebecca Gonya - Bowling Green State University, EnglishPatrick Gray - Miami University, AccountingRaphael Grollmus - United States Marine CorpsJessica Grubert - Xavier University, AccountingA.J. Harrell - College of Mount St. Joseph,Sports ManagementVictoria Heflin - College of Mount St. Joseph, NursingNick Hongell - Wright State University, Computer ScienceAlly Hughes - Ohio University, NursingSean Hummer - Miami University, AccountingJ.B. Hunt - Miami University, BusinessMaddie Jett - Xavier University, Psychology and EducationJonah Keffalos - University of Cincinnati,Environmental PlanningJimmy Kes -- Miami University, Criminal JusticeDaulton King - Xavier University, PsychologyJonathan Kirsch - The Ohio State University,Physical TherapyMatt Klenk - Miami University, Criminal JusticeConnor Kline - Scarlet Oaks, Industrial DieselKatelyn Kreke - The Ohio State University, BiologyClass of <strong>2012</strong>College SelectionsBall State UniversityBowling Green State UniversityCincinnati StateCollege of Mount St. JosephEastern Kentucky UniversityGoucher (Md.) CollegeHocking CollegeInternational House of PrayerKent State UniversityMiami UniversityMorehead State UniversityOhio UniversityOhio State UniversityQuincy (Ill.) University<strong>School</strong> of Advertising ArtUniversity of AlabamaUniversity of ChicagoUniversity of CincinnatiUniversity of DaytonUniversity of Lausanne (Switz.)Urbana UniversityWake Forest UniversityWittenberg UniversityWright State UniversityXavier UniversityZaibang “Lewis” Liu - Miami University, ChemistryAshley Mahoney - Kent State University,Physical TherapyJoe Marot - The Ohio State University, Physical TherapyColin Martin - University of Cincinnati, NeuroscienceLauren Mathews - Miami University, Physical TherapySerena Murrell - Wake Forest University, ChemistryNick Mustakangas - University of Cincinnati,Civil EngineeringCorey Nunn - Ohio University, Criminal JusticeBethany Nye - Miami University, MarketingCaitlin O’Connell - University of Dayton,Early Childhood EducationEric Peters - Miami University, UndecidedChristina Pohlman - University of Cincinnati,Nurse PractitionerElizabeth Rader - Cincinnati State, Culinary ArtsMatt Reed - Ball State University, Computer ScienceAllison Rees - Bowling Green State University,Music EducationElizabeth Retherford - Miami University, BusinessMorgan Reynolds - International House of PrayerHeather Roberts - University of Cincinnati, NursingLeslie Roosa - Ohio University, Human BiologyMegan Rosselot - University of Cincinnati, UndecidedAlex Rumpler - University of Dayton,Electrical EngineeringTheresa Salerno - Ball State University, Interior DesignAustin Sandor - Ohio University, Chemical EngineeringTommy Saurber - Miami University, UndecidedAndrew Savage - The Ohio State University,EngineeringCasey Schappacher - Ohio University, BiologyCody Schappacher - Ohio University, EngineeringDarion Schaublin - Cincinnati State, Culinary ArtsJessica Schellenbach - The Ohio State University,NursingPerry Schindler - Ohio National GuardAndrea Schuler - Xavier University, UndecidedRachel Schwarz - University of Alabama, TheaterSara Schweinefuss - Xavier University, NursingKacey Schweinfest - Miami University,Computer ScienceKyle Seigel - Xavier University,Communications and Music ProductionMichael Southard - Wittenberg University,Political ScienceBen Spaeth - University of Dayton,Chemical EngineeringJacob Spoerl - Miami University, Political ScienceMallory Stempfley - Miami University,Speech PathologyHannah Stricker - Ball State University, NursingHeath Stricker - Ohio University, Sports ManagementTaylor Swan - Miami University, Health SciencesKara Tensing - Miami University,Early Childhood EducationMarc Tinguely - University of Lausanne (Switzerland)Jonah Watson - United States Marine CorpsAlex Wendel - Miami University, UndecidedHannah Wimmers - Urbana University,Athletic TrainingLuke Wurzelbacher - Eastern Kentucky University,Psychology or BusinessGRADUATE PLANS5


6“The unity and togetherness are two qualities I will definitelymiss about <strong>Badin</strong>. ... The <strong>Badin</strong> family was always there.”Kim Golden ‘12


GRADUATION7


8“As seniors, we have come from tiny kids fresh fromthe grade schools and have somehow transformed prettysuccessfully into adults ready to take on the world.”Molly Ehrnschwender ‘12


GRADUATION“Make the best of what you’re given, because<strong>Badin</strong> has definitely given us so much.”Kelly Cassano ‘129


Grandparents Day, a family traditionJim Zettler ‘40 enjoyed <strong>Badin</strong>’s annual Grandparents Day with hisgranddaughter, Caroline Zettler ‘14. Mr. Zettler was at <strong>Badin</strong>’s veryfirst Grandparents Day in 1991, and continues to enjoy the familytradition.Golden GradsMembers of the Class of 1962 joined us for the 46th AnnualCommencement Ceremony on May 25, <strong>2012</strong>. In alphabetical order: PeteMiddendorf, Mary Jo Milillo, Lillian Pater, Lyla Staarmann Payne, Neva PeckRenners, Fred Saurber, Dan Schellenbach, Patricia Nohrer Schrichte, MaryLou Trauthwein Schuler. Photo courtesy of Tom Baker Photography.Alumni Basketball Weekend <strong>2012</strong>Team 2005 – comprised, understandably, primarily of members of the Class of 2005 - captured the annual <strong>Badin</strong> Alumni BasketballTournament in the Pfirman Family Activity Center April 20-21. Team 2005 knocked off Team Van Natta, 77-70, in the championship game ofthe eight-team event. Three girls’ teams also participated again in <strong>2012</strong>, with Team Retired Rams winning a shootout after each team went1-1. The Steves - Steve Connaughton ‘86 and Steve Wolterman ’87 - did their usual capable job of overseeing the event, with able assistancefrom Nick Argentati ‘96. Wolterman announced his retirement from the event after an unfortunate Achilles tendon injury – but he’s said thatbefore, so you never know if he will make a miraculous return in 2013! Thanks to all who made it another great Alumni Basketball weekend!Members of the championship Retired Rams squad included, front rowfrom left, Lindsey Pfirman Fanning ’04, Bridget McKnight ’05, and LaurenGersbach ’03. At rear are Danielle Wallace ’03, Megan Collins ’02,Caroline Cochran Lee ’02 and Reba Sedlacek Thompson ’02.10Members of the championship Team 2005 included, front row from left,Vince Broerman, Jeff Finke, Andrew McRee and Ben Helmers ’98. At rearare Bret Noonan ’02, Nick Martini, Jerry Young and David Shull ’03


ALUMNI IN ACTION<strong>Badin</strong> Alumni 3 v 3 Women’s Soccer Tournamentin honor of Megan Filipek ‘02Thursday, July 26, 6 PMat Joyce Park10 minute games, 3 games guaranteed.Team may have 4 girls max.$50/Team.Fee includes event t-shirtContact Sarah Graf with the following information ASAP ~ grafite618@aol.comTeam NameTeam average ageTeam Contact Person, email & phone numberPlayers 1 thru 4: name, birth date, email address & shirt size<strong>Badin</strong> Softball Alumni TournamentSaturday, August 4<strong>Badin</strong> Softball Field, Joyce ParkNumber of games depends on participation$20/player.Fee includes event t-shirtContact Coach Jeff Gray –jagray@fuse.net or 513-478-7806 to register.11


Tom Rains ’68 a strong teacher who will be missedHere is the simplest way to underline the legacy of thelate Tom Rains ’68: Patrick Keating ‘07 is a social studiesteacher because of Mr. Rains.“I was thinking about education or business, and Mr.Rains strongly suggested I become a teacher,’’ recalledKeating, who is now teaching the very same class, inthe very same classroom, that Rains taught. “It was agood choice and a good fit for me. Thanks to him, Imade the right decision.”Rains, 62, passed away on April 13 after an 18-monthbattle with cancer. He is survived by his wife, Karen, two children, SuzanneRoth ’90 and Joseph Rains ’96, and two grandchildren.“Tom was an outstanding teacher who cared a lot about his students,’’ saidBHS Principal Brian Pendergest ‘90. “If you had the privilege of being taughtby Tom Rains, you learned a lot. He will be greatly missed by the <strong>Badin</strong> family.”Rains taught government and social studies at <strong>Badin</strong> since 1983. His drysense of humor and intimate knowledge of the workings of government werelong admired among students.“I received the social studies award from him as a senior,’’ said Keating, whohad Rains for Advanced Placement Government that year. “It was really coolto get that from him.”As a student at Miami University, Keating kept in touch with Rains. “My sophomoreyear, he invited me into his classroom.I observed a little bit and we had some serious conversations about teaching, about the tricks of the trade.”Keating, who had been doing various sub work at <strong>Badin</strong>, stepped in for Rains as a long-term substitute in the fall of 2011.“It was very tough at first; bittersweet,’’ Keating said. “But the best compliment I received was that he was glad it was me(stepping in), that it wouldn’t be anybody else.”Rains was a graduate of Ohio University who also coached baseball at <strong>Badin</strong> in the mid-1980s. An Oxford resident, hewas a member of St. Peter in Chains Church in Hamilton.Cafeteria manager Ensor fed BHS students very wellShirley Ensor smiles in the midst of the kitchenshe called home for 24 years as <strong>Badin</strong>’s cafeteriamanager. She retired on June 1.Regarding Tom Rains:“He was a great person and educator and will bemissed. All three of my children had the pleasure ofhaving him as a teacher and only have kind words andgreat stories.”Mr. and Mrs. Ron Salerno on behalf of their children,Ronny ’07, Maria ’10 and Theresa ‘12“I was petrified the first day I walked in here,’’ recalled Shirley Ensor – whogot through that day, and 24 years of additional days as the cafeteria managerat <strong>Badin</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong>. While the Class of <strong>2012</strong> walked out with pomp andcircumstance, Ensor quietly retired on June 1.“It’s been a good journey,’’ Ensor said. “This has really been a good place towork. I’ve made a lot of good friends.”Ensor made <strong>Badin</strong> a good place to eat, as well, as students for years havebragged about the food at BHS – the mashed potatoes, macaroni-and-cheese,the various soups and so much more.“A lot of the food is homemade,’’ Ensor said. “The women who work heredo so much. The kitchen is so nice, so clean. There are no problems. I’veenjoyed it very much.”Ensor’s kitchen featured at least two hot lunch offerings every day, a saladbar, and plenty of munchies for those not quite sure what they wanted.How do you know how many to feed regularly?“We keep detailed daily records,’’ she said. “You learn what you need.We have 450 students at <strong>Badin</strong> this year – more than 300 of them would buy something on a daily basis.”Ensor’s husband had passed away and she was looking for work when she went to Fairfield <strong>High</strong> to see if anything wasavailable in their food service operation. There was just a modest part-time job … but the manager suggested that Shirley call<strong>Badin</strong> <strong>High</strong>, knowing of an opening here. “I called Mr. Tom Collins (former <strong>Badin</strong> principal) on a Friday … and I started thefollowing Monday,’’ Ensor said. “It’s been very rewarding.”12


-by Kelli Verdin Kurtz ‘88, Executive Director of Institutional Advancement“For I know the plans I have foryou,” declares the LORD, “ plansto prosper you and not to harmyou, plans to give you hope and afuture.” -Jeremiah 29:11My favorite time of the school year is graduation. Watching ourstudent leaders transform into alumni. Watching parents marvelat how quickly their children have grown. Watching our facultyand staff say farewell to the students they have reared. Comforted,in full confidence, that the future belongs to these studentsbecause they have been given the gift of Catholic education.I can’t help but swell with pride as I sit through commencementexercises...proud to be part of this supportive, faith-filled community.Graduation is usually the hottest ticket in town. Seatsare filled with parents, grandparents and close family friends. Thelegacy that is the <strong>Badin</strong>-Hamilton Catholic-Notre Dame communityis evidenced on this evening as I realize that a large majorityof these guests are themselves alumni, or have an alumnus intheir immediate family. And, once again, we come together as alarge family to support one another, to love one another, and topray for one another. In Pride. Tradition. Unity. Spirit.The success of this graduating class is, in many ways, attributableto the support of the <strong>Badin</strong> community. Did you know...- More than half of our students apply for tuitionassistance.- More than 30 percent of <strong>Badin</strong> students receivesome form of tuition grant, scholarship or subsidyfrom the work program which totaled more than$320,000 in 2011-<strong>2012</strong>.- 100 percent of the tuition assistance they receiveCOMES DIRECTLY FROM YOU... OUR GENEROUSBENEFACTORS.Not only do you support them during their <strong>Badin</strong> careers, butalso, your generosity continues a lifeline as they enter college.Our benefactors realize that the burden of Catholic school tuitionmakes affording college an overwhelming obstacle for manyof our families. This year we awarded four college scholarships,sponsored by <strong>Badin</strong> benefactors, to graduating seniors. Congratulationsto these students for their achievements, and thank youto the generous donors who make these college scholarshipspossible.Know that as these graduates leave our hallowed halls, they aretaking a bit of you with them. You have touched the lives of everystudent at <strong>Badin</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> through your generous support.I feel confident that in the not-too-distant future, they will joinyou in supporting <strong>Badin</strong>...because that’s what families do.We are pleased to announce this year’scollegiate scholarship program recipients:Patrick Connelly Leadership Scholarship- Bethany NyeThe Patrick Connelly Leadership Scholarship wasestablished by the Connelly family in memory of Pat,Class of 1973. This scholarship is awarded to agraduating senior who plans to attend MiamiUniversity, demonstrates strong leadership skills.Lucy and Frank DeNittis MemorialScholarship - Megan CarrollThe Lucy and Frank DeNittis Memorial Scholarshipwas established by Lucy DeNittis, Class of 1938.This award provides a $1,000 non-renewable scholarshipto a graduating senior with strong academicperformance and true Christian ideals.Ann Beer Memorial Scholarship -Kara TensingDick ’50 and Joan Hynes Beer ’48 established thisscholarship in memory of their only daughter, Ann’72, who was tragically killed in the Beverly HillsSupper Club Fire in 1977 during her first year ofteaching. This scholarship is awarded to a graduatingsenior attending Miami University, Ann’s almamater, majoring in education.Mike Cappa Memorial Scholarship -Patrick GrayThe Mike Cappa Scholarship is one of the longestrunning scholarships in <strong>Badin</strong> history, awarded to agraduating senior attending Miami University, majoringin business. Mike was the son of Angelo andRebecca Fiehrer Cappa and a 1967 <strong>Badin</strong> grad.He was killed in a car accident by a drunk driverthe same year.These scholarships were announced at Academic Awards Nightin May. Students are selected by a scholarship committee basedon criteria established by donor families. Our heartfelt thanksto these donors who have chosen to continue their support of<strong>Badin</strong> families even after high school graduation, and congratulationsto our scholarship recipients. We wish them well as theybegin this new, exciting chapter of their lives!ADVANCEMENT LETTER13


Thank you to all who attended, sponsored or donated to <strong>Badin</strong>’s 10th annual CelebrationAuction: Winner’s Circle ~ A Derby Affair, which was held April 28 and chaired by Dennisand Rae Anne Mense Shamp ’76. <strong>Badin</strong> raised $75,000 to support the <strong>Badin</strong> ScholarshipFund, Catham Club and the music program.<strong>Badin</strong> is going to take a vacation from our annual auction for 2013. We are working on newalumni and parent events; stay tuned.‘The Ladies McFarland’ -Colleen McFarland Schuster ‘87,Kathleen McFarland Pendergest ‘90with their mother KarenMcFarland.Courtney Gray ‘08 with her new puppy ‘Quinn’,purchased during the auctionPete ‘84 and Amy Pate Kibby ‘84 (left) with Tara and Sam Robuck ‘91Chairpersons Dennis and Rae Anne Mense ‘76 (right) with Steve andJo Cappa ‘83 HartmanCALENDAR OF EVENTSJuly 26 Girls Soccer 3 V 3 Soccer Tournament in memory of Megan Filipek.Registration form is online www.badinhs.org – under Alumni.Contact Sarah Graf for more information – grafite618@aol.comAugust 4 Alumni Softball Tournament at Mueller Stadium/Carl Schatt Field(Joyce Park) – contact Jeff Gray for more information –jagray@fuse.netAugust 5 Friends of <strong>Badin</strong> Golf Scramble (Potter Park Golf Course)August 13-17 <strong>Summer</strong> Service Week for studentsAugust 18 Catham Club Drawdown/Fish FryAugust 21 Class of 2016 begins their first day as a <strong>Badin</strong> Ram!August 22 <strong>2012</strong>-13 school year begins, all students reportOctober 6 Operation Pumpkin 5K benefitting The Betty Malone MemorialScholarship and the Elaine McCaughey Memorial Scholarship–4:00 PM, downtown Hamilton. Details on www.badinhs.orgOctober 10 Notre Dame Alumnae Dinner @ Courtyard by Marriott,HamiltonOctober 13 Homecoming Parade and game vs. Purcell Marian, 7:30 PMOctober 14 Homecoming DanceOctober 21 Open HouseNovember 17 <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> Placement Test day for Class of 2017April 17, 2013 Grandparent’s DayMay 22 Baccalaureate MassMay 24 Graduation, Class of 2013May 30 <strong>2012</strong>-2013 school year ends14


When I think of the <strong>Badin</strong> family, I envisiona large oak tree in fertile ground.The <strong>Badin</strong> root system is plentiful, strongand well fertilized. The trunk is sturdyand ever growing. The limbs and leavesare abundant and bountiful. Throughsunshine, storms, droughts, snow & ice,the oak tree continues to grow and bendto adapt to its ever changing environment.The root system continues to flourishand the above ground portion growsnew leaves and sheds them every year,further fertilizing the ground it stands in.Annual Fund Ask –A message from Advancementby Angie Pieper Gray ‘83Director of Development and MarketingAccording to the Colorado State University web page on ‘Healthy Rootsand Healthy Trees’: “…The root system of a tree performs many vitalfunctions. In winter, it is a store-house for essential food reserves neededby the tree to produce spring foliage. Roots absorb and transport waterand minerals from the soil to the rest of the tree. Roots also anchor theportion of the tree above ground. It is important to keep the portionabove ground healthy to ensure an adequate food supply for the roots tocontinue their important functions…”As I read the information for healthy trees and roots, I am reminded howimportant both the root system and the above ground portion are andhow they must work together to provide an overall healthy tree; and thatproves true for the <strong>Badin</strong> family. The root system represents our alumnifrom <strong>Badin</strong>, Hamilton Catholic, and Notre Dame <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong>s; the aboveportion of the tree our current school family.Annual Fund Gift LevelsRam’s Rally Leadership Council<strong>Stephen</strong> T. <strong>Badin</strong> Circle Gifts of $10,000 or moreThe following giving levels will fluctuate based on annual tuition:Pride Circle $ 7,900 (One full tuition grant/academic scholarship)Tradition Circle $ 5,925 (75% tuition grant/academic scholarship)Unity Circle $ 3,950 (50% tuition grant/academic scholarship)Spirit Circle $ 1,975 (25% tuition grant/academic scholarship)_____Champions Club $500 or moreGreen & White Club $250 +Century Club $100 +New London Club $up to $99In addition to the Rams Rally Leadership Council will bethe new Rams Rally Corporate Partners who will havetheir corporate logos listed on the inside back cover ofthe Shades of Green Newsletter, published three times peryear, and in our monthly parent e-newsletter.Rams Rally Corporate Supporter levels - $250, $500, $750,$1000, $2000, $5000) Contact Angie Gray for more information -agray@badinhs.org.All Annual Fund donors receive a personal acknowledgement andare recognized in the Annual Report by gift level and constituency.The entire tree needs ongoing nurturing to remainvibrant and healthy and I am asking your help.Build a Brighter <strong>Badin</strong> ~ Please consider a gift today.ANNUAL FUNDOur tree is producing bountiful students who are service-minded and wellprepared for college and the world beyond our walls. Our <strong>Badin</strong> tree alsohas a strong and plentiful root system that has withstood the past recessionand continued to support <strong>Badin</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> as we have weatheredthe poor economy. We often hear of alumni successes – acceptances intoprestigious programs, running successful businesses, being honored bytheir community for their service, earning post-graduate degrees, teachingat <strong>Badin</strong> or other schools, working as doctors, nurses, firefighters, policeofficers and more. Our alumni continue to change the world for the betterin so many ways, too many to count, and we are proud.The <strong>2012</strong>-13 <strong>Badin</strong> Annual Fund has just begun. Thank you for your supportof the past year’s annual fund drive. In looking to the future, wehave updated the giving levels to more appropriately fit our donors andfinancial needs. A new addition to our giving tree is our Rams RallyLeadership Council – for those who desire to help support students asthey embark on their four year high school journey. We have many greatstudents who need financial support and we think you can help.Angie Pieper Gray ‘83 with son Patrick ‘12 and husband Jeff.“like” <strong>Stephen</strong> T. <strong>Badin</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> on Facebook!Stay up to date with alumni events and currentaccomplishments with one click!www.facebook.com/<strong>Badin</strong><strong>High</strong><strong>School</strong>Join the <strong>Badin</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> Alumni group onLinkedIn and connect with classmates and othersthat may be a great business connection.15


Leading the way Christina Dong (left) andSerena Murrell were the valedictorian and salutatorian,respectively, of the Class of <strong>2012</strong>. Dong willattend the University of Chicago and major in biochemistryas a pre-med degree. Murrell will attendWake Forest University (Winston-Salem, N.C.) andmajor in chemistry.Tops in the classroom Members of the academic Top 10for the Class of <strong>2012</strong> were recognized at <strong>Badin</strong>’s sixth annualAcademic Signing Day. From left in front are ChristinaPohlman, Christina Dong, Lauren Mathews, Heather Roberts,Alicia Dudley and Serena Murrell. At rear are JonathanKirsch, Joe Marot, Colin Martin and Abby Fritsch.St. Julie final trio Susan Gillespie, Andrea Schulerand Teresa Burch represented the final class of St.Julie Billiart <strong>School</strong> when they graduated from <strong>Badin</strong>on May 25. St. Julie Billiart closed in 2008, and ofthe eight girls in that last class, this trio came to<strong>Badin</strong>. Of being part of that final class, Schuler said,“It’s crazy – but it’s kind of cool. … At the sametime, it’s sad and emotional.”College-bound athletes Recruited athletes from <strong>Badin</strong>’sClass of <strong>2012</strong> included, from row from left, Ashley Mahoney(soccer, Kent State), Lauren Mathews (soccer, Miami) andHannah Wimmers (soccer, Urbana). At rear are Sean Hummer(baseball, Miami-Hamilton), Kara Gerbus (basketball, QuincyUniversity), Kim Golden (soccer, Morehead State) and LukeWurzelbacher (baseball, Eastern Kentucky).16


STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS<strong>High</strong> honors to juniorsMajor awards to juniors, members of the Class of 2013,on Academic Awards Night went to the following:Front row, from left, Loren Warner, who earned theBrown University book award for excellence inEnglish; Kim Walsh, the University of RochesterFrederick Douglass and Susan B. Anthony Awardfor dedication to social and community action; andElizabeth McKinley, the Bausch & Lomb award forscience as well as the St. Michael’s Scholarship andService book award. At rear are Chris Pickerill, theUniversity of Notre Dame book award for achievement,leadership and service; Michael Lakomy, theSt. Michael’s Scholarship and Service book award;and Brennan Thies, the University of RochesterXerox Award for innovation and informationtechnology.The $100,000 Club Seniors who received $100,000 or more inacademic scholarships and grants were recognized at the annualAcademic Signing Day. The 16 students included, front row fromleft, Chloee Choi (Goucher College), Christina Pohlman (Universityof Cincinnati), Christina Dong (University of Chicago), HeatherRoberts (University of Cincinnati) and Paige Bresnen (XavierUniversity). In row two are Jessica Schellenbach (Ohio StateUniversity), Kaitlyn Kreke (Ohio State University), Sara Schweinefuss(Xavier University), Serena Murrell (Wake Forest University) andBethany Fuhrman (University of Cincinnati). At rear are DaultonKing (Xavier University), Molly Ehrnschwender (College of MountSt. Joseph), Andrea Schuler (Xavier University), Maddie Jett (XavierUniversity), Kayla Debbane (Xavier University) and Kara Gerbus(Quincy University).Reigning over promSeniors Ben Spaeth and Jordan Brown were namedprom king and queen at the <strong>2012</strong> prom, which washeld at the Crowne Plaza Hotel on Chester Road inSpringdale.Nye earns Connelly Scholarship Bethany Nye, president of thesenior class, earned the Patrick Connelly Leadership Scholarship,given annually to a <strong>Badin</strong> student headed to Miami University whohas made a difference at the school. The scholarship is awarded inhonor of the late Patrick Connelly ’73. Nye, second from left, is picturedhere with Kelli Verdin Kurtz ’88, the executive director of institutionaladvancement; Meghan Connelly ’06, Pat’s daughter; and PamDinkel Connelly ’74, Pat’s widow.17


1980sBethanne Brown Brown ’84 received the“Innovative Uses of Technology in TeachingAward” at the <strong>2012</strong> Faculty Awards Celebrationat the University of Cincinnati. She is an associateprofessor in the College of Pharmacy.2000sBrandon Saurber ‘02 has been named assistantto the city manager of Hamilton, Ohio.Mike Ulanski ’03 is headed for a new adventure– teaching English at an American school inAbu Dhabi, the United Arab Emirates. He’ll leavein early August.Karli Wurzelbacher ’03 is working on her doctoratein art history at the University ofDelaware.Sarah Botos Keaton ’04 works for CincinnatiChildren’s Hospital. She earned her master’sdegree in Health and Informatics from NorthernKentucky University.Eric Fuhrman ’07 is on the Dean’s List at theUniversity of Cincinnati. He is majoring inElectrical Engineering Technology and in a co-opprogram with Duke Energy. He had previouslyearned an associate’s degree.Nick Fain ’08 has been commissioned an ensignin the United StatesCoast Guard. He graduatedfrom the CoastGuard Academy witha bachelor of sciencedegree in Government,with a concentrationin International Affairs.He has been assignedto the USCG cutterSherman, based in SanDiego, Calif.Jonathan Beer ’09 sends greetings fromhis Franciscan training in Burlington,Wisconsin. “God willing, I will be makingmy first temporary profession/vows onAug. 4.” He will subsequently attendDePaul University in Chicago to completehis bachelor’s degree in Music Educationand Philosophy, followed by “solemn/finalvows and continued studies in Theology(for ordination) wherever I am told to go.”Elaine Donges ’09 was the 2011-12recipient of the Lynn Darbyshire WarriorAward at the Miami University-Middletown athletic awards ceremony.The award is presented to the studentathletewho best exemplifies the attitudeand character expected in the athleticprogram. She will return to MUM for herfourth year as a starter on the volleyballteam. She was also named the OhioRegional Campus Conference MostValuable Player for volleyball.Katie Gray ’10 was accepted into thenursing program at Miami University-Hamilton, where she will be a junior.She is spending the summer in EstesPark, Colo., working for Sombrero Ranchas a wrangler and trail guide in RockyMountain National Forest.Raymond Dong ’11 is involved ina three-month summer internshipat TsingHua University in Chinathrough the University of Chicago.Dong is part of a biological researchproject that will map protein structuresto help identify diseases. Dong,majoring in pre-med and economics,had a busy freshman year. He starteda collegiate DECA chapter atthe University of Chicago, and isalso a member of the nationalboard of UAID, United AgainstInfectious Diseases, an organizationthat supports international trips tobring medical supplies to areas inneed.Share yourpictures!We want more pictures ofour alumni in action!Be sure to submit themfor Shades of Green toadvancement@badinhs.org.18Elizabeth Sunderhaus ’08 was the valedictorianin her graduating class at Cedar Crest Collegein Allentown, Pa. She graduated Summa CumLaude, earned the Frank M. Cressman Prize forthe senior with the highest cumulative GPA, andthe Alumnae Prize for the senior who has shownoutstanding qualities of cooperation and responsibilityand contributed unselfish service to theschool. She has started work on her PhD atOregon Health and Science University inPortland, Ore.New Hall of Fame InducteesSix new members of the athletic Hall of Fame, inducted at the dinner on Saturday, May12, included (from left) Amy Hyde Klaiber ’91, John Malone ’79, Alan Kappers ’70, JoshSamples ’83, Sam Arminio ’90 and Jim Pfirman ’56. The family of Janet WimmerMcKinney ’55 and the late Chuck McKinney was also honored as the Legacy Family.Photo courtesy of Tom Baker Photography


BIRTHSCongratulations to the parents of thesenewest members of the <strong>Badin</strong> family:David ’03 and Jennifer Rusbacky Shull ’04 – girlNick ‘05 and Jackie Reed Martini ‘05 - boyKyle ‘03 and Lisa Mignery Gambrel ‘03 – boyDavid and Krista Crawford Lambright ‘00 - boyChad and Diane Zettler Bierbaum ‘05 - girlSam ’90 and Lindsay Arminio - boyCraig ’97 and Mandy Smith – twins!!Jeremy ‘03 and Claire Alfers Frazier ‘03 - boyGraham ‘02 and Jenna Crain – girlANNIVERSARIESHappy Anniversary to these special couples:Happy 25th Anniversary to Tim ‘79 and Anita Ostendorf Isgro ‘80.Happy 40th Anniversary to Dean ‘65 and Mary Sue Bruner Wright ‘71Happy 50th Anniversary to Don and Mary Curtis. They are the parentsof Bob Curtis ’85 and Beth Curtis ‘88.Happy 50th Anniversary to Sam ‘54 and Judy Wimmer Arminio ‘58.Happy 50th Anniversary to Ed ’58 and Karen Hesselbrock Larkin ’58.Do you know someone who isinterested in joining the <strong>Badin</strong> family?ACCOMPLISHMENTS & MILESTONESWEDDINGSOur best wishes to all of the newlyweds:John Carey ‘02 to Holly CrouchMelissa Gerding ’90 to Bill WegmanAaron Holstein ’99 to Christina ChickeyJen Puma ’05 to Brian Jett ‘05Kristy Wooten ‘05 to Kyle HodgesJim Nartker ‘85 to Kim SwainMatt Noe ’03 to Anne SchmittAngela Bley ’00 to David GilleyBIRTHDAYSMany blessings to:Mary Maupin Cearley ‘34 on her 96th birthday!Grace Ciavarella on her 90th birthday!.Call today to schedule a Shadow Day for your student!Spend a day with a <strong>Badin</strong> Ambassador and see whatlife at <strong>Badin</strong> is like!Schedule a personal tour!571 New London Rd. • Hamilton, OH 45013 • 513.863.3993Visit us online at: www.badinhs.org19


Helen AdamsMother of Marcia Reedy and Randall Adams. Sister ofBill Wynn ’46 and Janet Baker.Evelyn Tobergte McCool ‘42Mother of Beverly McCool Rucker ‘71, Barb McCoolBurton ‘84 and Brad McCool ’85.Sister of the late Anne Tobergte Roesch ’44, the latePat Scholttermiller and the late Mary Rose Tobergte.Dorothy Payne Rhodus ‘59Daughter of Dorothy Payne. Mother of SharonRhodus Harding ‘82, Robert Rhodus ‘83, John Rhodus‘84, Nancy Rhodus, James Rhodus, Laura Reihs, TonyaJenkins, Betty Stevens and the late Thomas Rhodus’87. Sister of Mary Payne Bulach ‘60, Richard Payne‘61, Edith Payne Schneider ‘63, Christina Payne Herold‘65, Bonnie Payne Fusiek ‘72, William Payne ‘66, DennisPayne ‘74, Terry Payne Hetterich ‘77, Joe Payne ‘80 andthe late Tim Payne ’69.Doris Vogt Schellenbach ‘38Wife of the late Louis Schellenbach ’37. Motherof Daniel Schellenbach ’62, James Schellenbach ’63,Ann Schellenbach Renneker ‘65, Carol SchellenbachCoggin ‘66, Mary Clare Schellenbach ‘70, LindaSchellenbach Wyler ‘71, Thomas Schellenbach, EdwardSchellenbach, Alan Schellenbach, Philip Schellenbach,Ted Schellenbach, Paula Collett and Julie Duncan.Sister of Virginia Vogt Devine ‘52, the late Ferd Vogt’37, the late Martha Vogt Ketterer ’39, the late ThomasVogt ’42, the late Patricia Vogt Becker ’43 and the lateDavid Vogt ’50.Linda WurzelbacherWife of Walt Wurzelbacher ‘64. Mother of LoriEllinghausen and Tracy Zimmerman.Donald McCaffreyHusband of Gertrude Burkart McCaffrey ‘40. Fatherof Mike McCaffrey ‘71, Diane McCaffrey Sheldon ‘72and Pat McCaffrey ‘78.Mike Shalloe ‘67Husband of Cindy Shalloe. Father of Molly Roark,Mike Shalloe and Ben Shalloe. Brother of RuthShalloe Jackson ‘60, Ted Shalloe ‘81, the late DannyShalloe ’68, the late Tim Shalloe ’71, the late DaveShalloe ’71, the late Mary Sue Shalloe Harcum ’75 andthe late Barbara Jean Shalloe.Rita BodnerWife of Oscar Bodner. Mother of Thomas Bodner’71 and William Bodner. Sister of Mary GardnerBrunner ‘44, Richard Gardner ‘53 and the late PatriciaGardner Buelter ‘46.James PaulusHusband of Sue Schwartz Paulus ‘54. Father of JosephPaulus, John Paulus, Thomas Paulus, David Paulus andWilliam Paulus. Thanks to Mrs. Sue Paulus, who donatedan American flag to <strong>Badin</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong>. The flag was givento Mrs. Paulus at the funeral for her husband, Mr. JimPaulus, in honor of his service in the United States Army.Jim Paulus passed away in April at the age of 79 afterbeing a major contributor to all things good in Hamilton,Ohio.Dan Pate ‘88Husband of Teresa Pflum Pate ‘93. Father of daughtersSamantha, Victoria and Alexandra Pate. Son of Dick‘58 and Barb Schuster Pate ‘58. Brother of Patti Gray‘80, Doug Pate ‘82, Karen Browning ‘84 and SharonAdams ‘84.Jane Bushelman Spaeth ‘73Daughter of Paul Bushelman and the late MarthaBushelman. Sister of Gerald Bushelman ‘70, MikeBushelman ‘72, Mary Bushelman Fox ‘74 and AnnetteBushelman ‘76. Wife of Robert Spaeth. Mother ofJenny Menkhaus and John Spaeth.Ethel KurtzMother of Art Kurtz ’60 and Don Kurtz ’67.Maxine SchnappWife of Anthony Schnapp ’43. Mother of CarolineKovatch, Christina Diltz, Julia Schnapp, TimothySchnapp and Thomas Schnapp.Thomas Rains ‘68Beloved Friend and Faculty Member. Husband ofKaren Rains. Father of Suzanne Rains Roth ‘90 andJoseph Rains ‘96. Brother of Ben Rains ‘55, DonnaRains Honerlaw ‘60, Dave Rains ‘62 and Mary RainsIvancic ‘71.Albert EnderleFather of Donna Enderle Vail ‘57, Larry Enderle ’59,Dennis Enderle ‘63, Dave Enderle ’67, Rick Enderle ‘71,Kevin Enderle ‘73, Norma Enderle Gullett ‘75, LauraShepherd, the late Thomas Enderle ‘58 and the lateNorman Enderle.Paul Minnick ‘36Father of Jim Minnick ’61, Tom Minnick, PauletteMinnick Keeley ‘67, Bill Minnick and Mike Minnick.Mary Ann Hillman Gaynor ‘47Mother of Patrick Gaynor ‘79, Susan Gaynor Gray ‘80and Dan Gaynor ‘83. Sister of Wilbert Hillman ‘45 andthe late Earl Hillman ’45.Laverne Maybury Trauthwein ‘41Mother of Mary Dent, Robert Trauthwein, MarciaFlowers and Joyce Francheschi.Mary Virginia Jones White ‘43Mother of Charles White ’78. Sister of Christine JonesKohler ’46.Thomas Conese ‘54Father of Anna Conese Hudson ‘73, Anita ConeseCrain ‘75, Tom Conese ‘76, Joni Conese Tucci ‘78 andJulie Conese Goehler ‘80. Brother of the late TeresaConese Stuart ‘61, the late Rocco Conese, the lateRose Kroeger and the late Generoso Conese.Donna MileyWife of James Miley. Mother of Rob Miley and KevinMiley ’94. Sister of Rainey DeLotell ’67, Don DeLotell’74 and Denise Delotell Fornshell ‘75.Sister Yvonne Conrad, OSF ‘52Sister of Loraine Snodgrass, Celestine Conrad, the lateEvelyn Miller, the late Alberta Conrad Groh ‘57, thelate Arnold Conrad and the late Stanley Conrad.James Conradt ‘40Husband of Georgann Conradt. Father of MaryEllen Conradt Spillane ‘69 and Charles Conradt. ’72.Brother of the late Jack Conradt ’46, the late TomConradt and the late Mary Adele.Magdaline Ruhl Zink ‘43Cpl. Nicholas OlivasSon of Adolf Olivas ’74 and Marian Olivas. Brotherof Maria Olivas, Alexa Olivas ’07, and Phillipa Olivas .Husband of Faith Olivas. Father of Connor Olivas.Carol Geiser Lodder ‘47Wife of the late Donald Lodder ’47. Mother ofDennis Lodder, Barb Lodder Virost ‘72 and DaveLodder ’80. Sister of Robert Geiser ’49, Joan GeiserHogan ‘57 and the late Father John Geiser ‘42.Joseph J. RussoFather of Wayne Russo ’59, Toni Russo ’65 and JoeRusso.Hugh Imfeld ‘49Husband of Jo Ann Imfeld. Father of Kimberly Belland Donald Imfeld. Brother of Agnes Imfeld Milligan‘38, Loretta Imfeld Schick ‘39, Bert Imfeld ’47, EileenImfeld Donahue ‘50 , James Imfeld ’54, the late ClemImfeld, Jr. ’40, the late Ferd Imfeld ’45, the late BeatriceImfeld Depweg ‘43 and the late Rita Imfeld Doellman‘42. Son of the late Clem ’17 and Agnes Imfeld.Diana Peterson Johnson ‘71Daughter of Earl and Rosemary Peterson. Wife ofWilliam Johnson. Mother of Anthony Peterson, ScottJohnson, Brandi Johnson, Gregory Johnson, WilliamJohnson and Brian Johnson. Sister of Ken Peterson’68.Donald A. Reimer ‘33Father of Donald Reimer and Mary Reimer ’74.Mary Ann Berger ‘53William MartindillFather of Rebecca Martindill Telgkamp ‘80 and AmyMartindill.Mary Ann SmithWife of John B. Smith. Mother of Brian Smith ‘84,Greg Smith ‘86 and Barry Smith ‘87.Gloria “Carol” BoydWife of William Boyd ’64. Mother of Frank Boyd.Rosemary SchlenskerMother of Sandy Schlensker Gullett ‘65, ThomasSchlensker and William Schlensker.Jeanne SchardineWife of late Charles Schardine. Mother of ChristineSchardine Reynolds ‘74, Jim Schardine, NancySchardine ‘79, Mark Schardine and Mary SchardineDoerger ‘85.20


Friends of <strong>Badin</strong> Golf ScrambleSunday, August 5, <strong>2012</strong>Registration starts at 11:00 Shotgun Start at 12:30 PMPotters Park Golf CourseScramble fee of $80 includes: greens fees, cart, drink tickets for the course,team and individual prizes, door prizes and dinner, immediately following golf atPotters Park Golf Course.Who is eligible to play? Current and former <strong>Badin</strong> parents, <strong>Badin</strong>, Hamilton Catholic and NotreDame alumni, alumni spouses and contributors. Get your foursome together today!Dress Code: Collared shirt with sleeves. Jeans or sweatpants are not permitted.GOLF SCRAMBLEProceeds benefit the <strong>Badin</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> Scholarship FundSponsorship opportunitiesCart t sponsor (1) Display your company logo or advertisement on each cart $550, includes foursomeDrink Sponsor (1) Sponsor drinks with signage on drink cart and prize table, $550, includes foursomeHole sponsors - Prominent signage for your company or family on the available tee orgreen location of your choice. $100 each.Corporate Sponsorship Registration Cart Package Sponsor (1) $550, includes foursome Drink Package Sponsor (1) $550, includes foursome Hole sponsors - $100Sponsorship sign should read _________________________________________________________________________________Contact name_____________________________Address _______________________________________Phone______________Make checks payable to <strong>Badin</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong>. Return registration form and payment to: Friends of <strong>Badin</strong> GolfScramble, c/o Mark Shafor ‘79, 5439 Dellbrook Dr., Fairfield, OH 45014 by July 23rd. Questions - please callMark Shafor -513-678-5985 or Matt Pfirman ‘97 - 513-896-2193 or via e-mail: badingolfouting@cinci.rr.comRegistration FormThis event is limited to current and former <strong>Badin</strong> parents, <strong>Badin</strong>, Hamilton Catholic and Notre Dame alumni, alumni spouses and contributors.Please return registration form and payment to: Friends of <strong>Badin</strong> Golf Scramble, c/o Mark Shafor, 5439 Dellbrook Dr., Fairfield, OH 45014, by July 23rd.Captain’s Name _______________________________ Phone # _________________ E-mail: ____________________# 2 __________________________________________Phone # _________________ E-mail: ____________________# 3 __________________________________________Phone # _________________ E-mail: ____________________# 4 __________________________________________Phone # _________________ E-mail: ____________________I don’t have a foursome, please pair me with a group:Name ________________________________________Phone # _________________ E-mail: ____________________Cash Check Visa MastercardChecks payable to <strong>Badin</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong>Amount enclosed $_____________CREDIT CARD CHARGES:Name on card ___________________________________________Card # _______________________________ ExpDate__________3-digit code on back ____________ Zip code _______________21


MEMORIALS AND HONORARIUMSRita BodnerJerry and Joan Fiehrer Flick ‘78Mike and Becky FlickRichard ‘53 and Gail Lamke Gardner ‘60William ’43 and Marie GoertemillerTim ‘79 and Anita Ostendorf Isgro ‘80Gregory and Julie LittleCharles ‘55 and Marilyn Groh Ostendorf ‘56Mark and Sandy Gardner Prunier ‘95William BoehmJeff and Angela Pieper Gray ‘83Karen BrockMike and Linda SandersThomas “Cappy” & DorothyCappellaBarbara Cappella ‘70John Cappella ‘70Mike Cappella ‘75Tom Cappella, Jr. ‘66Carolyn Cappella Groeber ‘64Patty Hammond Seegers ‘60Jack CarrNancy L. WilliamsThomas Conese ‘54Joe and Kathy DeAngeloTim McCabe ‘75Fred and Connie Conese Waggoner ‘69Pat Connelly ‘73Pat Connelly Scholarship FundPam Dinkel Connelly ‘74James Conradt ‘40Robert ‘45 and Patricia Schurger Creagmile ‘45Joe and Mary Jo Conradt Francis ‘80Donald ‘56 and Peggy FritschHogan FieldAl and Ann KuhlmannJoe and Sarah Marcum<strong>Stephen</strong> and Trudy MarcumMike ‘66 and Mary Jo Ziepfel Mignery ‘67Richard Pfirrman, Sr.Ralph ‘49 and Barbara RosenbergerJohn and Anne Conradt Wilson ‘77Joretta Timmer Cox ‘56Joretta Urmston Fetters ‘49Daniel and Kathleen Dittmann<strong>Badin</strong> DECAJoe and Kathy DeAngeloTim McCabe ‘75Ruth EmenakerK of C Council #8115 Ladies AuxiliaryAlbert EnderleLowell and Mary Jean Fritsch Strong ‘57Megan Filipek ‘02Megan Filipek Scholarship FundRoger and Carol Kugler Vaughn ‘75Mary Ann Hillman Gaynor ‘47Carol Rabenstein Becker ‘47Class of 1947 NDHSMary Ann Maus Conradt ‘48Ken and Amy Settle Cova ‘79Delores DinkelHelene FahnerFriday night pinochle groupTim ‘80 and Debbie Fahner Gleason ‘80Jeff and Angela Pieper Gray ‘83Frank and Georgianna GrossoRita KornauAl and Ann KuhlmannFrank and Pat MarxN G M Employees Federal Credit UnionRay and Carmela Minnielli Nichting ‘51Miriam NolanJoan Smith Puma ‘50Norm and Janet Conlin Settle ‘57Eugene ‘48 and Dolores Tanner Smith ‘48Eileen Hampel Toerner ‘47Marilyn Schroeder Trauthwein ‘47Guardian Angel FundBob ‘46 and Audrey Hesselbrock Alston ‘47Jeff Heinrich ‘02Jeff Heinrich Scholarship FundGary and Diana Dillhoff Brunsman ‘68Mary Margaret Herzog Hinkel ‘34Mary Inez Herzog ‘67Greg and Bernice Holbrock Scholarship FundJohn and Mary Beth Tann Holbrock ‘68Joseph Hogan ‘69BC Veterans Discussion GroupHogan FieldPat ‘62 and Karen HoganTom ‘71 and Marcia Foley Hogan ‘71Jeff and Marie Hogan Spoonhower ‘98Bob ‘75 and Jean Foley Stratman ‘76Terri Huey Wagner ‘60Marty Raaker Kugler ‘54Greg Vaughn Scholarship FundJoretta Urmston Fetters ‘49Fred ‘73 and Andrea Pfister Marcum ‘73Marty’s Bowling TeamPatricia Renners ‘61Louie ‘79 Jr. and Nicole ZettlerJoseph Lamb ‘48Chris ‘84 and Anne Fiehrer Flaig ‘84Jack Loeffler ‘61Jack Loeffler Scholarship FundMichael and Susan Loeffler Finan ‘86Dennis and Barb Loeffler Goulden ‘70Matt ‘90 and Felicia LoefflerSteve and Christy Loeffler Napoleon ‘84Robert MaloneyGreg and Bernice Holbrock Scholarship FundJohn and Mary Beth Tann Holbrock ‘68Maureen Maloney Mayer ‘76BJ and Megan McKnight Mahle ‘98Robert and Mary Louise MenseRobert and Mary Mense Scholarship FundJim ‘52 and Marlene MenseDolores MiserocchiDave and Gina Miserocchi Helms ‘90Jack MorrisonNancy L. WilliamsJim PaulusJeff and Angela Pieper Gray ‘83Vince and Joyce Davin Scholarship FundJoyce Holbrock Davin ‘58Greg and Bernice Holbrock Scholarship FundJohn and Mary Beth Tann Holbrock ‘68Tom Rains ‘68Rose Marie and Jerry BakerGary and Joyce BeckettAlex Brown ‘10Ryan Brown ‘06Gary and Diana Dillhoff Brunsman ‘68Tom and Kay CollinsDr. Joseph and Joni CopasJoe and Kathy DeAngelo22


Tom Rains ‘68 (cont.)Sandy DonnellyDave ‘67 and Judy EnderleMike and Carol Kirby Gambrell ‘78 & FamilyMark ’77 and Terre GlobigJeff and Angela Pieper Gray ‘83Tony and Patti Pate Gray ‘80Mark and Sharyn HonerlawMike and Jill HonerlawSteve and Amy HonerlawThe Joseph & Mary Ivancic childrenRoger ‘68 and Carol Koch & FamilyMike and Sandy Rains Lawall ‘79Susan LehmannTerry and Hannah LehmannFrank and Jean MargelloTim McCabe ‘75John’77 and Kym Schlager McCaughey ‘79Terry and Ann Slovisky McGuff ‘57Miami Whitewater Forest Visitor Center-Staff & VolunteersKevin ‘68 and Kathy Hinkel Pater ‘68Donald Reimer ‘33Greg ‘64 and Ann Schellenbach Renneker ‘65Kathy RileyCharles and Mary Ann RobinsonRose Automotive-The Larkin FamilyAlan ‘66 and Mary Alice Willey Roth ‘67SPR Machine Inc.Ron and Lindy Salerno & FamilyRobert and Barbara WagnerDean ‘65 and Marysue Bruner Wright ‘71Vince and Joyce Davin Scholarship FundJoyce Holbrock Davin ‘58Jeff Heinrich Scholarship FundJames ‘70 and Teresa HeinrichTerry and Anne Tromans Ungerbuehler ‘69Betty Malone Scholarship FundSally KocherBill Mulcahey Scholarship FundTeresa McGowan ‘69Larry Reynolds ‘56Greg and Bernice Holbrock Scholarship FundDixie Group-The HCSC ClubJeanne SchardineJeff and Angela Pieper Gray ‘83Tom and Lorraine PieperGreg and Bernice Holbrock Scholarship FundJohn and Mary Beth Tann Holbrock ‘68Doris Vogt Schellenbach ‘38Joe and Kathy DeAngeloJoe ‘71 and Peggy Brown Hurst ‘71Tim McCabe ‘75Greg ‘64 and Ann Schellenbach Renneker ‘65Dean ‘65 and Marysue Bruner Wright ‘71Jeff Heinrich Scholarship FundJames ‘70 and Teresa HeinrichBetty Malone Scholarship FundSally KocherBill Mulcahey Scholarship FundTeresa McGowan ‘69Carol Haizman Mulcahey ‘64Mike Shalloe ‘67Tom ‘70 and Jane Brown Armentrout ‘70Don ‘73 and Shirley DavisMary Ann SmithLarry BollingerJohn BroermanFirst Financial Bank-Credit Control Dept.Joseph FordJim and Marge RyanJerry Vogt ‘67Norbert and Helen BakerMary Virginia Jones White ‘43Joe and Kathy DeAngeloHelene FahnerMuriel Beck Gardner ‘43Cleo Becker Ketay ‘43Tim McCabe ‘75Jeanne Stricker ‘43Lorraine Kallinger Taylor ‘55Dr. Thomas and Debbie ThorntonDale WilliamsGreg Vaughn Scholarship FundSylvia McDonald Hardewig ‘58<strong>Badin</strong> Scholarship FundModulars Incorporated-Dinkel Family90th Birthday-Doris SandersDonald Beer ‘5450th Anniversary-Sam ‘54 and Judy WimmerArminio ‘58Stewart and Diane Morscher Nolan ‘5850th Anniversary-Don and Mary CurtisDenny and Cheryl Theobald Flaig ‘6450th Anniversary-Ed ’58 and Karen HesselbrockLarkin ‘58Ronnie Schindler Scholarship FundStewart and Diane Morscher Nolan ‘58In Appreciation toFrank & Joanne PfirmanPfirman Family Activity CenterJeanne Sanders Bruner ‘42Anne Bruner Burney ‘75Janice Bruner Finan ‘65Cay Bruner Wittman ‘68Marysue Bruner Wright ‘71Mike MemoryJeff Heinrich Scholarship FundJames ‘70 and Teresa HeinrichRetirement-Charlotte SharonTom and Kay CollinsSCHOLARSHIP FUNDJerome RyanGreg and Bernice Holbrock Scholarship FundJohn and Mary Beth Tann Holbrock ‘68Friendly Sons of St. PatrickScholarship FundFriendly Sons of St. PatrickCharles SchardineGreg and Bernice Holbrock Scholarship FundJohn and Mary Beth Tann Holbrock ‘68Little TheaterAnonymousEmergency Tuition FundAnonymous23


NON PROFIT ORG.US POSTAGE PAIDPERMIT 770CINCINNATI, OH<strong>Stephen</strong> T. <strong>Badin</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong>571 New London RoadHamilton, OH 45013513/863-3993IN MEMORY OF...Address Service RequestedA publication for alumni, family and friends of <strong>Badin</strong>, Notre Dame and Hamilton Catholic <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong>sClass of 1947Save the Date for the 65th Reunion!Notre Dame and Hamilton Catholic <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong>sSaturday, August 25, <strong>2012</strong>Mass at St. Peter in Chains Church, Hamilton (4:30 PM)followed by dinner at Berkeley SquareCall Carol Becker for more info – 513-868-9341Class of 1957Save the Date for the 55th reunion!Classes of 1957 – Notre Dame and Hamilton CatholicSaturday, October 20, <strong>2012</strong>Receptions Banquet Center in FairfieldCall Paul Roiter for more info – 856-9975Class of 1962Save the Date for the 50th Reunion!Notre Dame & Hamilton Catholic <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong>sNovember 2 & 3, <strong>2012</strong> (Grads only on Nov. 2,Grads & spouses on Nov 3)Tori’s Station, Fairfield.Contact Lil Pater for more information –lpater@fuse.net or 513-860-9676.Class of 1967Save the Date for the 45th Reunion!Saturday August 25, <strong>2012</strong>Rick’s Tavern, Fairfield.Contact Guy Sutton (gsutton48@yahoo.com)972-922-2088Linda Pate (513-896-7261), or John Accorinti (jfa@cinci.rr.com)Class of 1972Save the Date for the 40th Reunion!September 15, <strong>2012</strong>Anyone who would like to help organize this event, contactMurph Cisle ASAP at 513-535-0811Class of 1992Save the Date for the 20th Reunion!August 17 – Informal Night at Rick’s Tavern –Boymel Rd, FairfieldAugust 18 – Reunion Night at Ryan’s Tavern(downtown Hamilton)Facebook page for more info:http://www.facebook.com/groups/<strong>Badin</strong>92/

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