Honors the Lasallian Tradition Achieves Excellence

La Salle
LANCER NEwSLEttER SummER 2008
Class of 2008
Honors the Lasallian Tradition
Achieves Excellence
2007 investors report
class of 2008
97% are attending college
$7.8 Million earned
in scholarships
and grants

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FeatureS
Choosing
the Best
High School
Moeller Family
De La Salle
Society
Four New Inductees
track team
2008
State runners-up
Helping Hands
Health Clinic
Bob ’66 and Nancy Willke
2007 Investors
report
Dedicated Staff Retiring
Congratulations to Bill Cady (48 years), Carole Henn (19 years),
and Bob Sauerbrey (40 years).
Photo on the cover is
the Class of 2008 at the
Baccalaureate Mass. See
inside pages for the Top 25
Seniors, their names and
accomplishments.
La Salle
LANCER NEwSLEttER SummER 2008
the Lancer is published by the Office of
Advancement at La Salle High School.
the mission of this office is to assume
the primary responsibility for overseeing
the fund-raising and constituency building
programs of the school. La Salle High School
is a parochial, all-male, college-preparatory,
comprehensive Catholic high school located
at 3091 North Bend Road, Cincinnati, OH,
45239, 513-741-3000. Visit our web site at
www.cincinnatilasalle.net.
Ken Barlag ’67
Director of Advancement
Matt Dierkers ’91
Associate Director of Advancement
Andre Gibson
Director of Admissions and
Communication
Irene Blamer/Lea Wiesman
Administrative Assistants
Patricia Trotta
Special Event Coordinator
Volume 9, Issue I
Class of 2008
Honors the Lasallian Tradition
Achieves Excellence
2007 investors report
class of 2008
97% are attending college
$7.8 Million earned
in scholarships
and grants
Sharon Folzenlogen
Editor
Jacob McCullough
Photography
Peerless Printing
Layout Design
Austin Brashear ’08
Special Contributor, top 25 Seniors

From the Principal
Dear fellow alumni and the entire La Salle family,
Greetings from La Salle!
In an article entitled Responding to the Call of the Spirit, David L. Hotek wrote “the story of De
La Salle provides us a place where we come to meet ourselves and each other and thus it becomes a place of
empowerment. this empowerment comes from the Spirit of God Himself, calling us to life in its fullness and
to the service of others. In short, the story of De La Salle, brought to life within us by the Holy Spirit, provides
us with a means of responding to our Christian vocation, of accepting the responsibility of our shared ministry
in the Church.”
Our faith is a gift of the Holy Spirit, and we are called to respond to it. Our faculty and staff continually
answer this call. they value the responsibility entrusted to their care of working in partnership with parents to
teach our Lancers both the rigors of a phenomenal academic program and the gospel values and teachings of
our faith.
And our students respond. “we are … called to serve!” is a motto being lived by our Lancers and the whole
La Salle community. this call to give service is not simply a catchphrase of words; rather, it is a
directional force and a steady reminder of our belief as Lasallians to put our Catholic faith
into action. this happens constantly through our daily interactions and whenever our
Lasallian community reaches out through special causes and collections in response
of Christ’s message to serve the needs of others. Our Lancers truly learn that a gift
they share is one which keeps on giving.
to you, the alumni of La Salle and the numerous benefactors, parents and friends
of our school who provide ongoing testimonial acceptance of your willingness
to share in the responsibility of making a positive difference in the lives of our
students, I thank you for your gifts of time, efforts, words of support, and financial
generosity. Please continue to assist as much as you can, to look for ways of further
answering the call to share in our ministry for our Lancers, and to spread the gift of our
story with others, especially prospective future Lancers and their families who will seek
to experience both the legacy of our La Salle traditions and the enormous opportunities
which await them.
may God bless you and your families, and may Jesus live in our hearts
forever!
Forever, know that I care . . .
thomas Luebbe ’73
Principal of La Salle
“A Catholic high school in the Lasallian tradition . . .
. . . a home of Strong Hearts, Strong Minds, and Strong Leaders!”

A Catholic Education at La Salle
A faith-filled message from Michael Deyhle, Salutatorian
By Sharon Folzenlogen
We have all had the privilege to listen to young speakers at other
high school graduation ceremonies express their gratitude to family,
friends, members of the board of education and the community for
their successful high school careers. In that public forum, they are not
allowed to share the personal impact of their faith or their God. At the
La Salle High School Baccalaureate Mass, just the opposite is true.
On May 26, 2008, Michael Deyhle’s salutatorian address to his fellow
graduates acknowledged the influence of family and friends during
his high school education. But his third point, and one well made, was
the impact of a Catholic education on each graduate.
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The Catholic education at La Salle High School has
allowed us to create an extensive relationship with God
while receiving unrivaled education and future preparation.
La Salle High School’s teachers and faculty have challenged
each individual in mind, body, and spirit to become the best
version of himself. Through these challenges and through the
unparalleled resources made available to us, La Salle fostered
the growth of the morals and innate skills that make us unique,
thus giving us the tools to create a better world than that into
which we were born.
La Salle High School has allowed us to create lasting
friendships with teachers and staff who have become mentors
throughout our tenure in high school. A Catholic education has
also allowed us to give back to those who have promoted our
success. Students are enabled to give back to the community
through Christian service hours and to their parents through
scholarship money and job skills...”
“We are fully aware
that every day
is a gift from God…”
(An excerpt from Michael Deyhle’s salutatorian address.)
Michael’s Kairos Retreat had the most impact on him in
the four years at La Salle. “This retreat was important to
me because of the unity it built between fellow classmates
and myself,” Michael reflects, “in addition to the newfound
appreciation I discovered for my family and friends.”
Michael will attend the University of Dayton majoring in
biology. He hopes to one day enter the field of medicine so
that “I can help people improve their health and well being
while doing something I love.”
Michael earned eight scholarships and grants including the
President’s Merit Scholarship and an athletic scholarship to
the University of Dayton.
“So now let us conclude our time at
La Salle as it began - in prayer,”
said Timothy Moeller at the end
of his valedictorian address.

AwArDS
these awards were presented at the
Appreciation Breakfast for seniors and their parents, may 23, 2008:
Archbishop mcNicholas Award - Daniel Parsley
william Cady Christian Service Award - John Gideon and Gregory Zoller
De La Salle Award - Sean Comer
Alumni Award - Nicholas Bachus
La Salle Service Award - Joe Bobinger, Jr.
Lancer Award - michael Deyhle
Bob Krueger Sportsmanship Award- J. K. Schaffer
Other award winners are pictured right and below.
Austin Brashear, Andrew Harbert,
matthew morabito, and Aaron walter received
Cheviot Savings Bank Charitable Foundation
Scholarships.
Principal’s Award to Joe Bobinger, Sr. ’73 Cindy webb was named the
Signum Fidei Award winners Robert
mick Owens Outstanding teacher. Alexander ’64 and Stephen Strasser ’64
with Ken Barlag
ThE CLASS of 2008 EArNED CoLLEgE SChoLArShipS
AND grANTS ToTALiNg $7.8 MiLLioN
Ninety-seven percent of the class is
attending college and four individuals are
going into the military.
Art Academy of Cincinnati
Ball State university
Bellarmine university
California Design College
Cincinnati State
Coastal Carolina university
College of mount St. Joseph
DePauw university
Eastern Kentucky university
Electricians JAtC
Hampton university
Lincoln tech university
miami university
miami university Hamilton
morehead State university
mt. union College
Northern Kentucky university
Ohio Dominican university
Ohio State university
Ohio university
Otterbein College
Raymond walters
Rose-Hulman Institute of technology
St. Louis university
thomas more College
united States Air Force
united States marines
university of Arizona
university of Cincinnati
university of Dayton
university of Kentucky
university of Northwestern Ohio
university of Notre Dame
university of tennessee
university of toledo
wilmington College
wright State university
Xavier university
Dave Volk ’76 was named the Distinguished Lasallian Educator and Rich Fuchs
was given the Brother James Daniel Memorial Award at the Mass of Thanksgiving, May 22, 2008.
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making the Best Choice
The Moellers achieve exceptional results with studious preparation!
By Sharon Folzenlogen
Educating six sons with a Catholic education is
the awesome responsibility of Paul and Mary Ellen
Moeller. The Moeller formula for success is to
educate themselves about their sons’ education.
They carefully study their choices and make
informed decisions.
“La Salle’s personal touch and sincere desire
to welcome our sons to the school at the Open
House,” explained Mary Ellen, “is unmatched.”
Before Daniel committed to La Salle, Paul talked
to a young neighbor about his experience as a
Lancer. The Moeller boys also took advantage of
the Shadowing Day at La Salle.
After taking the admission tests at La Salle,
Daniel ’06 and Tim ’08 were offered academic
scholarships and Ben ’11 earned the De La
Salle Scholarship. Mary Ellen appreciates
the fact that La Salle notifies parents of the
results personally. They enjoy the Admissions
with Distinction Banquet held for the incoming
freshmen scholarship recipients each year.
Mary Ellen says that La Salle’s Honors Program is
the best. With 25 students in a class, the teachers
get to know the students, and the students
motivate each other. She knows her sons are
well-prepared by excellent teachers who know
their students well. Letters of recommendations
reflect this relationship. By participating in the
PSEOP program with Xavier University, their sons
earn college credits, saving future tuition dollars,
and exposing them to the college classroom
experience.
She applauds the extensive range of Advanced
Placement classes offered at La Salle. Tim
says that La Salle’s math and science courses
especially AP Calculus and AP Physics influenced
his choice of engineering as his college major. At
Notre Dame, Tim looks forward to being part of the
Engineering Honors Program and the opportunity
to participate in research as an undergraduate.
Daniel, valedictorian of the Class of 2006, is
now a junior at Notre Dame majoring in Honors
Mathematics and looking forward to attending
graduate school. “My Lasallian education
has certainly prepared me for the academic
challenges at Notre Dame.” Daniel attributes
his service hours at La Salle as preparation for
his continued participation in service activities at
Notre Dame. His career goals now are either in
the business field or teaching at the college level.
The Moeller family understands the formula for
success is in the preparation. This excerpt from
Tim’s valedictorian speech to his classmates at
the Baccalaureate Mass, May 26, 2008, wisely
expresses that same concept to his fellow
graduates. “But today is not about the past; it is
about the future. Hereafter, our paths will diverge;
yet each of us is prepared for the unique direction
his life will take. The knowledge we have gained,
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2008 Valedictorian timothy moeller, Principal tom Luebbe and
Daniel moeller, Class of 2006
the faith and morals we have developed, and the
friends we have made, are of tremendous value.
Although many difficulties will await us along life’s
journey, as long as we remember these things
and make good decisions, we will be successful.”
Tim earned 10 scholarships and grants including
the Notre Dame University Scholarship and the
Greater Cincinnati Notre Dame Club Scholarship.
Tim is a National Merit Scholar.
Daniel earned 22 scholarships and grants including
the University of Notre Dame Scholarship and the
Alumni Club Scholarship for the University of
Notre Dame. Daniel was a National Merit Finalist.
Paul Moeller is an accountant at Silco Fire Protection,
a University of Cincinnati graduate and a St. Xavier
High School alumnus. Mary Ellen Moeller earned
her undergraduate degree in engineering from the
University of Dayton and holds a master’s degree
in computer engineering from the University of
Cincinnati. She formerly was employed at General
Electric. They are members of St. John the Baptist
in Dry Ridge.
Paul and mary Ellen moeller with their six sons,
top row, tim, Ben and Daniel, middle row,
Adam and Sam, and Joshua in the front.

helping hands
The Holy Spirit has filled our hearts with the joy of giving to others.
The Helping Hands Health and Wellness Clinic
was started in August 2006 when Nancy Willke and
Joyce, a social worker and campus manager of
their church, felt a calling to do outreach with the
changing neighborhood around the church. Nancy
is a registered nurse and understands the needs of
the community who do not have health insurance.
“Our faith in Jesus taught us to be His hands and
feet to help those in need.”
Nine months after this revelation, the Helping
Hands Health and Wellness Center opened its
doors to those in need of medical assistance.
Pastoral, social, dental health, and vision services,
as well as diabetic, hypertension, and special
needs education are all available at the clinic.
Because it is a faith-based clinic, prayer is offered
with each patient. There is a large, devoted staff
of volunteers who are always willing to help the
patients. Dr. Riza Conroy, a family physician,
donates her time two Friday evenings each month.
The administrator secures funds to run the clinic
which operates solely on donations, coordinates
the activities of the clinic, and is a very important
part of the team that keeps the clinic on an even
keel.
“I feel that the Christian atmosphere that
permeated my experience at La Salle
is something ingrained in me that will last a
lifetime,” Bob Willke explains. “When I see
firsthand the people that our clinic serves, that
Christian upbringing comes to the forefront.”
Nancy is the nursing coordinator, but her favorite
part of the clinic is to instruct and pray with the
patients. Bob volunteers his skills as treasurer of
the Helping Hands clinic. “It is very gratifying to see
faces of people who are being helped by the clinic
who normally would go without any type of health
care.”
Bob ’66 and Nancy Willke
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Nancy willke at the Helping Hands Health and wellness
Clinic in Columbus
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Nancy and Bob willke begin their
2008 summer adventure traveling
Route 66 in their mustang convertible.
Bob Willke, La Salle class of 1966,
continued his post-secondary education
at The University of Dayton. He spent
most of his career in the food industry
at The Kroger and Colgate Palmolive
companies, and he is now at AFLAC
selling supplemental insurance.
Nancy Willke is a 1967 graduate of the Walther Memorial Hospital School
of Nursing in Chicago. She worked as a registered nurse until 1975 then
stayed home to raise their two children, Kara and Todd. She returned to
the work force in 1990 as a surgical nurse and still works in that capacity
at an outpatient surgery center in Columbus.
Nancy and Bob have been married for almost 35 great years, all in
Columbus. Their daughter, Kara, is married and has two young sons.
They live in Westerville, Ohio. Todd resides in Cincinnati and is engaged
to be married this September.
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DE LA SALLE
SOCIEtY
the De La Salle Society honors
those benefactors who give a
minimum of $250 annually to the
school. Last calendar year alone
De La Salle Society members
provided $347,496.41 in support
of our Annual Fund. Gifts to
our Annual Fund are directed
to our scholarship and financial
aid program. All De La Salle
Society members are invited to a
dinner held each October where
special recognition is given to
De La Salle members who have
provided extraordinary support
and generosity to La Salle.
Because of their outstanding service
to La Salle, we congratulate the
following new inductees into the
De La Salle Society: Robert and
Felicia Burger, Ray and Debbie
Doth, Art and Rita Hudepohl,
and Drew and JoEllen Nieman.
Here we briefly highlight their
committment to La Salle, their
careers, and their families.

ay and debbie doth
class of 1965
Ray Doth enjoys working with people, and he says, “the
people at La Salle are great to work with.” As a student and
an alumnus, La Salle motivated him to do well and succeed.
“La Salle High School was a great place to learn and it
prepared me for a successful career at Intrieve.”
Ray currently serves on the Advancement Board and Sports
Stag Committee and has been a member of the Stadium,
marketing and Field Renovation committees. He was inducted
into the Hall of Achievement in 2003 and has shared his
professional expertise as a presenter at Career Day.
“my hope is that if the students witness the joy I receive
from my involvement at La Salle, they may be inspired to do
the same in their adult lives.”
“Both Debbie and I are flattered and at the same time
dumbfounded by this honor. She has always supported all the
activities that I have been involved with at La Salle for over
the past 40 years,” says Ray. “we give what we can in time
and energy along with professional and financial support.”
Now in retirement he is enjoying the time he spends with
Debbie and his daughters and their families at home and
on vacation.
Ray ’65 and Debbie Doth, their three daughters Donna,
Michelle and Nichole, their spouses, and nine grandchildren.
Ray retired after 30 years at Intrieve, Inc.
art and rita hudepohl
Art started Hudepohl Construction in 1959 with his brother.
He became the sole owner in 1980 until his retirement this
year. the company is now run by his two sons, Chris and
Steve.
He was a leader in the construction of Lancer Stadium in
1990. He remembers working alongside a core group of
fellow parents who said, “this can be done.” For over a year,
he worked evenings and weekends along with his sons to help
build Lancer Stadium. “It required a lot of time, but I had a lot
of fun.” In 2006, Art was again instrumental in the renovation
of Lancer Stadium with the new turf project.
while his sons were students at La Salle, Art served on the
Board of trustees from 1984 to 1990. Both he and Rita
worked for many years at the La Salle bingo to generate much
needed dollars for the co-curricular programs.
the expertise and skills that Art Hudepohl has given to
La Salle over the years is immeasurable. All of his work has
been done quietly and humbly. He remarks, “this is an honor
to be inducted into the De La Salle Society that I don’t feel
like I deserve.” He feels that the satisfaction from seeing his
handiwork take shape and knowing that it makes a difference
in the lives of La Salle students is reward enough.
Art and Rita Hudepohl, sons Chris ’86 and Steve
’89, daughters Karen Dangel ’87 and Annie Wingert
’93(McAuley), their spouses, and 11 grandchildren.
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dr. robert & felicia Burger
class of 1977
La Salle High School has been an important part of the Burger
family for the past 35 years. Bob’s parents, Bob and marilyn,
have nurtured their sons and daughters, their spouses and all
the grandchildren with their presence, prayers and support.
As his role models did for him, Bob continues the Burger
legacy here at La Salle. He says, “I give back to La Salle
because La Salle gave so much to me during such an
important time in my life.” As a student and athlete, he earned
a National merit Scholarship to attend the university of Notre
Dame where he was a member of the 1977 Irish football team
that won the National Championship. they also went on to
play in the 1980 Sugar Bowl.
Bob now specializes in orthopedic surgery and sports
medicine and is president of Beacon Orthopedics and Sports
medicine. He and Felicia have volunteered their energy
and expertise in countless ways at La Salle. Bob has been
the team physician since 1991, a member of the Principal’s
Advisory Board since 1999, chairman of the La Salle High
School Science and Development Foundation, the Academic
Advisory Board, and the Spirituality and Lasallian mission
subcommittee of that board. Felicia, holds a master’s degree in
nursing from Purdue university of Indianapolis, and is a nurse
practitioner. She is a constant volunteer in the Spirit Shop and
serves on the Camelot Auction Committee.
Bob was named to the 2006 Academic All-Star Hall of Fame,
and sits on the Board of Directors for Right to Life and the
Board of the Cincinnati Chapter of the National Football
Foundation.
Bob explains, “I choose to have a close relationship with
the La Salle community because their mission to serve and
to value the uniqueness of each individual is so genuine and
deep-rooted. this is an honor to be inducted into the
De La Salle Society.”
Dr. Robert ’77 and Felicia Burger, sons Bobby ’06,
Christopher ’08, John ’11, and Joe ’12
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drew and Joellen nieman
class of 1965
A visionary sees what’s ahead and does something about it. It
starts businesses. It grows families. Drew and JoEllen founded
Drew Nieman Plumbing in 1974 while starting their family.
La Salle’s vision for the future has always relied on
talented, skilled professionals like Drew Nieman. that is the
contribution that he brought to the building of Lancer Stadium
in 1990, the field turf renovation in 2006, and so many other
building projects that Nieman Plumbing has supported in the
larger community.
In 1990, Drew received the Signum Fidei Award at La Salle
and in 1993 he was awarded the John Bosse Alumni Service
Award. In 2005, the Nieman family and Nieman Plumbing
was chosen as a finalist in the Innovation Category by the
Goering Center for Family Business.
In acknowledging his induction into the De La Salle Society,
Drew says, “It is nice to be appreciated, but I never did it for
the rewards. A Catholic education is very important to our
family and that is the reason JoEllen and I support La Salle.”
today, Nieman Plumbing is looking ahead. Drew and JoEllen,
along with A.J. and Brian, are redirecting the company’s
focus on the specialty service work they can provide for their
suppliers.
Drew and JoEllen are now enjoying the fruits of their labor
with their families here and at their homes in Naples, Florida,
and on Lake Cumberland.
Drew ’65 and JoEllen Nieman, sons A.J. ’84 and Brian ’91
and daughter Marla Kiley ’85 (McAuley), their spouses,
five grandsons and one granddaughter

Advancement Perspective
ANNuAL
FuND
Impacting a
Lasallian Education
Dear alumni, parents and friends,
It is with sincere appreciation that we acknowledge in this issue of the
Lancer, the generous support of our alumni, parents and friends who
invested in La Salle High School during 2007.
The 2007 Annual Fund surpassed our initial goal of $350,000.00
raising $417,512.00 for the Scholarship and Financial Aid Programs.
Your assistance has helped us to meet the many financial demands
necessary to operate our fine institution. Parents make considerable
sacrifices in order to send their sons to La Salle and, through your
kindness and generosity, many families are able to afford this excellent
opportunity for their children.
You are important to us, so we have made every effort in this Investors
Report to insure proper listing of names. Despite this, errors may occur.
If your name has been omitted or improperly listed, please accept our
apology and note the error to me.
We have initiated our 2008 Annual Fund with a goal of
$450,000.00. If your name does not appear in this issue, please
consider supporting us in 2008. Your gift will make a difference
in helping students who are
seeking a Catholic education.
I invite each of you to stop by
and visit with our students and
faculty. If you have not been to
La Salle’s campus in a few years,
you will be pleasantly surprised at
some of the outstanding changes
we have made to our physical
plant and curriculum.
I want you to know how much
we appreciate your generosity and
the positive impact it has had
on the Lasallian education. I ask
that you continue your support as
advocates for La Salle.
Thank you for your investment in
La Salle High School.
Kenneth E. Barlag ’67
Director of Advancement

top 25
NIChoLAS MIChAEL BAChuS
Lindner’s Honors Plus Scholarship
university of Cincinnati
Alumni Scholarship
university of Cincinnati
Century Scholarship
university of Cincinnati
turner Scholarship
university of Cincinnati
Provost Scholarship
Ohio State university
Distinction Scholarship
Indiana university
Key Club Service Scholarship
RAyMoND ALEx MEINERS
JohN h. GIDEoN
university Scholarship
university of Cincinnati
Christos P. Demakes Legacy Scholarship
university of Cincinnati
trustee’s merit Scholarship
university of Dayton
Provost Scholarship
Ohio State university
Business Association Award
Colerain township
Ohio Student Choice Grant
2007 Investors report
Benefactor recognItIon By gIft cluB
Members of the following clubs are an interested and dedicated group who have taken the highest financial leadership role in the
La Salle community. These benefactors are devoted to strengthening the excellence to which La Salle is committed and has been for
over 48 years. They share in the school‘s commitment to advancing the standards of high quality education while integrating the
academic and Catholic values for which the school is recognized.
DE LA SALLE
SOCIETY
$2,500+
Alumni
William A. Effler ’64
Robert C. Besse ’65
Ronald Wittekind ’65
James Ruff ’68
Patrick J. Oliverio ’69
Joseph P. Crowley ’70
Dennis R. McManus ’71
Stephen T. Rueve ’71
Jeffrey F. Koester ’72
Donald J. Ruberg Jr. ’72
Joseph M. Bobinger ’73
Steven J. Hemberger ’73
Robert G. Dorsey ’75
Robert R. Burger M.D. ’77
Scott J. Burwinkel ’92
Parents Past/Present
M/M Phil Hock
M/M Joseph Lanzillotta
M/M Donald LaRosa
M/M John Murphy
Mary Margaret Oliverio
Friends / Benefactors
M/M James N. Day
Hubert Family Foundation
Mr. Nick Memorial
Cheviot Savings Bank
Anonymous
FOUNDER’S
PLATINUM
CLUB
$1,000 TO $2,499
Alumni
Robert A. Alexander ’64
Raymond D. Arlinghaus ’64
Stephen F. Strasser ’64
Robert J. Abrams ’65
Terrance J. Kaeser ’65
Thomas E. Mischell ’65
Steven E. Schaefer ’65
Michael J. Byrne ’66
James V. Greis ’66
Robert H. Ruffing ’66
David J. Westrich ’66
Thomas J. Logan ’67
Robert J. Gilker ’68
Michael C. Hughes ’68
James T. Yost ’68
James Gamm ’69
Gregory L. Grove ’69
David A. Ricke ’70
Frank B. Rosenacker ’70
Joseph E. Stigler ’70
William H. Breetz Jr. ’72
John F. Willenborg ’72
Chris R. Englert ’73
Stephen J. Folzenlogen ’73
Stephen P. Calardo ’74
Russell C. Ferneding ’74
Michael T. LaRosa ’74
Stephen J. Ruberg ’74
Thomas R. Binzer ’75
Kevin J. Rodenberg ’76
Joseph J. Culter ’77
Raymond G. Harrigan ’77
Mark A. LaRosa ’77
David J. Witzgall ’77
Peter J. Effler ’78
Kevin R. Flynn ’78
Kenneth L. Schlachter ’80
Matthew J. Rumpke ’83
Jeffrey E. Rumpke ’86
Brian G. Hubert ’93
Parents Past/Present
M/M Robert Burwinkel
M/M William A Effler Sr.
Mr. Steve Hamilton
Mr. George J Hubert Jr.
M/M Blaise Kah
Ms. Lorraine Knab
Mrs. Sue Koch
M/M Robert Kuhlmann
M/M Patrick Meehan Sr.
M/M Jack Richter
M/M Daniel Temming
Friends / Benefactors
VESI Inc
Christian Brothers
Mrs. John Flanigan
Mr. George J Hubert Jr.
Foundation
Mr. George Pearson
Mrs. Doris Weber
LANCER CLUB
$500 to $999
Alumni
Kenneth E. Baier ’64
Timothy P. Burda ’64
Thomas L. Canning ’64
Richard W. Rabe ’64
Angelo J. Gallina Jr. ’65
James E. Goldschmidt ’65
Timothy D. Haap ’65
Dave R. Schneider ’65
Gregory C. Thomas ’65
Thomas L. Wiesman ’66
Patrick J. Cassedy ’67
Gary P. Even Sr ’67
Terry P. Sievers ’68
Thomas J. Willke ’68
Ronald S. Prybal ’70
Don Yelton ’70
Ronald T. Bella ’71
Jack A. Rolf ’71
Michael C O’Donnell ’72
Joseph F. Knab ’74
Michael J. Schroeck ’74
Kevin J. Burrill ’75
Leonard J. Inderhees ’77
Anthony W. Muth ’77
Stephen H. Ruhe ’77
Timothy P. Breen ’78
Thomas J. Burger’78
Patrick T. Roy ’78
Joseph T. Schneider ’78
Thomas E. Schmidt ’79
Richard J. Betsch ’80
Patrick G. Leahy ’80
Michael J. Slattery ’80
Donald R. Murdock ’81
Gregory Schroeck ’81
John W. Strawser ’82
Kirk A. Nienaber ’83
Jeffrey Schoenling ’83
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Kenneth A. Yoder ’83
Steven Kavanaugh ’84
Robert M. Rack ’85
Michael J. Grause ’87
John L. Hattersley ’87
Matthew J. Louis ’87
David A. Geier ’88
Craig G. Voss ’91
Joseph M. Zirkelbach ’98
Parents Past/Present
M/M Daniel DeVoe
M/M Thomas Dierkers
Drs. Matthew & Mary Doyle
M/M Louis Eichhold
M/M Joseph Frey
M/M Alfred J Fritz Jr
M/M Terry Hoffmann
M/M Paul Moeller
M/M Paul E Mohr
Mr. Scott Teepe Sr.
Mrs. Lucille Vehr
Friends / Benefactors
Mr. Jack Aufderbeck
Mr. Robert J Driehaus
Klug School Bus Service
M/M Anthony Michel
Waite, Schneider, Bayless,
Chesley Co.
M/M Dennis Wyatt
RED AND
WhITE CLUB
$250 to $499
Alumni
James R. Alf ’64
Albert J. Cannon ’64
Steven Hattersley ’64
Dale T. Sunderhaus ’64
Terrence C. Brennan ’65
William D. Hummel ’65
Eugene J. Jessee ’65
Michael J. Karbowski.’65
Steven A. Ranz ’65
Thomas J. Schmitz ’65
Gerald A. Siegert ’65
Louis J. Heinbuch ’66
Michael C. Murphy ’66
Jerome M. Riesz ’66
Robert J. Willke ’66
David H. Wissel ’66
Kenneth C. Brandt’67
William A. Carrelli ’67
Edward J. Delp III ’67
William F. Palmisano ’67
Joseph M. Spitzmiller ’67
John T. Gallenstein ’68
Paul L. Inderhees ’68
Stanley F. Schaefer ’68
Robert L. Bollin Jr. ’70
Earl A. Borths ’70
Gary A. Kern ’70
Paul W. Meyer ’70
Michael J. Schneider ’70
David P. Brothers ’71
Gregory D. Shooner ’71
James P. Walsh ’71
Thomas M. Foegle ’72
Michael W. Price ’73
Jack A. Shepherd DVM ’73
Victor L. Tenkman ’73
Michael T. Comer ’74
Robert W. Jennings ’74
Daniel J. Leahy ’74
Daniel P. Mecklenborg ’74
Timothy G. Trachsel ’74
Dave J. Schmitz ’75
Mark A. Unkrich ’75
Richard J. Barry ’76
William A. Enderle ’76
James M. Boehm ’77
Paul A. Ernst ’77
Gregory J. Kissel ’77
Mark W. Luken ’77
Louis C. Miller Jr. ’77
Robert G. Schroeck ’77
Louis W. Barnell ’78
David A. Eisenacher ’78
Michael C. Erb ’78
Richard M. Hoblitzell’78
Terrence P. Kennedy ’78
Thomas F. McGill ’78
Ronald P. Slageter ’78
David A. Weisbach ’78
Robert A. Bartolt ’79
Charles D. DeZarn II ’79
Christopher Knecht ’80
Jerry A. Weinle ’80
James A. Wheeler ’81
Michael A. Suer ’82
Jay T. Feist ’83
Ronald E. Lamb ’83
William J. Kammer ’84
Paul J. Ravenna ’84
Kevin T. Casey Sr. ’85
Patrick H. Meehan Jr. ’85
James B. O’Connor ’85
Michael J. Grause ’87
Ryan M. Murphy ’94
Keith Niehaus ’94
Eric P. Murphy ’98
Anthony P. Ruberg ’99
Parents Past/Present
M/M Gerald Berding
M/M Thomas W Goldschmidt
M/M Gerald Herbert
M/M Frank Jones
M/M Harry J Krommer
Mr. Charles J Martini
M/M John Niehaus
M/M John F Pfiester
M/M Paul H Ravenna
Dr. Barry Ross
M/M Paul Schwetschenau
M/M Daryl Thiery
M/M Paul Ventura
Mr. John Vorderbrueggen
M/M Chris Wellman
M/M Joseph Workman
Friends / Benefactors
Rev. Rey Taylor
M/M Patrick Ziller
Pastors
Rev. George Kunkel
CENTURY CLUB
$100 to $249
Alumni
Joseph Albert ’64
Terrence L. Elfers ’64
Daniel J. Gallagher ’64
Gerard W. Geier ’64
Edward W. Gettler ’64
Robert Hafer ’64
Tony A. Hauser ’64
Ronald E. James ’64
James A. Kemen ’64
Robert M. Montgomery ’64
Terry L. Pennekamp ’64
Ernst J. Petri ’64
Michael J. Schibi ’64
David Scholten ’64
Robert J. Shooner ’64
Louis C. Silverberg ’64
Harold E. Sterwerf ’64
Timothy E. Waechter ’64
William C. Witte ’64
Barry P. Arlinghaus ’65
Ronald J. Dolan ’65
Richard A. Haucke ’65
Harold W. Kist ’65
Paul R. Lecount ’65
William M. Lee ’65
James E. Osterday ’65
Frederick W. Puck ’65
Michael J. Rais ’65
Donald T. Reupert ’65
John P. Schloemer ’65
Richard S. Schrand ’65
Jerome P. Allgeier ’66
John B. Bosse ’66
Raymond C. Doth ’66
John P. Elsbernd ’66
Donald H. Hopkins ’66
Timothy H. Lighthall ’66
Charles D. Steinau ’66
Steven M. Sullivan ’66
Charles A. Sunderhaus ’66
Thomas R. Vonderbrink ’66
William J. Weinkam ’66
Clifford G. Woycke ’66
James J. Zoller ’66
Paul J. Dabbelt ’67
Kenneth W. Distler M.D. ’67
Thomas R. Effler ’67
William J. Franzosa ’67
Mark A. Hester ’67
William R. Hoffman ’67
Richard J. Loichinger ’67
Gary H.Sander ’67
Terrence Sillis ’67
Thomas A. Snodgrass ’67
Chris C. Stenger ’67
Thomas J. Wolterman ’67
Stephen R. Bertke ’68
Gary J. Bourgraf ’68
John E. Brunsman ’68
Gregory A. Denier ’68
James D. Knab Jr. ’68
Allen E. Kuhn M.D. ’68
J. Michael Laumann ’68
Paul R. Mattingly ’68
Daniel M. Saskowsky ’68
James M. Weiner ’68
Robert T. Borgman ’69
Timothy G. Brennan ’69
R. Michael Curran ’69
John D. Dolan ’69
Timothy A. Effler ’69
Keith H. Gerhardstein ’69
Philip J. Hock III ’69
Michael T. Kelley M.D. ’69
Mark S. Lewis ’69
Algis J. Liauba ’69
Jerome E. Maly ’69
Thomas E. Niehaus ’69
Charles F. Runtz ’69
James P. Strotman ’69
Terrence A. Sunnenberg ’69
John E. Teufel ’69
Roger E. Tourangeau ’69
Gregory E. Villena ’69

Benefactor recognItIon By gIft cluB
John G. Wilson ’69
Gerald R. Blomer ’70
Michael J. Cannon ’70
Michael J. Despotes ’70
Charles M. Fischesser ’70
Edward J. Foegle ’70
Ronald E. Godfrey ’70
Donald J. Hautman ’70
Gary T. Honnert ’70
Fred P. Kessler ’70
Michael Kuechenmeister ’70
James T. Lautenbach ’70
David A. Otten ’70
William J. Otto DVM ’70
Harry A. Rumpke Jr. ’70
Richard R. Schaible ’70
Stephen M. Spenlen ’70
Gerald J. Stretch ’70
Frank W. Trippel ’70
Eric J. Vehr ’70
Chris Wessels ’70
Michael D. Young ’70
Bernard M. Floetker ’71
Douglas J. Guthrie ’71
William H. Koch ’71
James M. Murphy ’71
William J. Telford Jr. ’71
Paul C. Hauser ’72
Donald Kennedy’72
Steven M. Krekeler ’72
Thomas H. Neiheisel ’72
Rick S. Ries ’72
William Schoenfeld ’72
Edward C. Sunderhaus ’72
Stephen D. Temple ’72
Thomas D. Vale ’72
Neal P. Barney M.D. ’73
Joseph R. Binzer ’73
Harry C. Doyle ’73
Thomas Giordano ’73
Richard A. Hock ’73
David P. Honnert ’73
Steven P. Hube ’73
Mark J. Knue ’73
Joseph M. Kroner ’73
Thomas A. Luebbe ’73
Mike G. Nienaber ’73
James Larry Roy ’73
Keith A. Schedel ’73
Thomas J. Scheid ’73
Stephen R. Schulte PE ’73
Stephen A. Smith ’73
Daniel J. Young ’73
Michael A. Barnell ’74
Paul M. Drummey ’74
Peter P. Heekin ’74
William T. Kolb ’74
Mark D. Mueller ’74
David L. Osborne ’74
Guillermo A. Carlos ’75
Thomas W. Jenne ’75
Thomas G. Krekeler ’75
Richard E. Lampe ’75
Brian C. Michel ’75
Andrew J. Olding ’75
Cyril F. Schmidt ’75
Stephen Schmuelling ’75
Stephan Sonderman ’75
Steven R. Sontag ’75
Timothy VanDriessche ’75
Michael J. Whalen ’75
Joseph H. Bockelman ’76
Joseph A. Erdman ’76
Hugh D. Moore ’76
Walter M. Overbeck ’76
James D. Redmond ’76
Joseph A. Schreibeis ’76
William A. Fox ’77
Raymond G. Harrigan ’77
David G. Krekeler ’77
Alan L. Lindeman ’77
Stephen J. Schmitz ’77
James R. Bigner ’78
Raymond V. DeJaco ’78
Gregg A. Feie ’78
James J. Molumby ’78
Raymond O’Connell ’78
Michael J. Rothan’78
Mark T. Ruberg ’78
Robert P. Schmidt ’78
Anthony Schrenker ’78
David J. Wenning ’78
Steve Hoffmann ’79
Greg P. Hofmann ’79
Thomas J. Schneider ’79
George Brenner ’80
Anthony Feldkamp ’80
Robert J. Findley ’80
Douglas M. Gruber ’80
John T. Herbert ’80
Mark E. Hoffmann ’80
John G. Kuhl ’80
Daniel C. Martini ’80
Joseph N. Masur ’80
Matthew J. Murphy ’80
William F. Thiemann ’80
Glenn R. Wauligman ’80
Joseph E. Hoelker ’81
Daniel L. Ruberg ’81
Charles A. Rust ’81
Robert C. Wissel ’81
Edward P. Hartmann ’82
David P. Hock ’82
Steven T. Koenig ’82
Douglas P. Moore ’82
Matthew Morrissey ’82
John A. Rieger ’82
Jeff F. Ritter ’82
Tony F. Trotta ’82
Rick Vanden Eynden ’82
James T. Banks ’83
William J. Brems ’83
Scott W. Bush ’83
Kurt R. Doyle ’83
Daniel J. Jester ’83
Paul J. Jungkunz ’83
Gregory E. Kalkhoff ’83
Frederic J. LaChance ’83
Michael J. Martini ’83
Douglas J. Mirizzi’83
Mark A. Neiheisel ’83
Bret A. Specht ’83
David J. Berens ’84
Jack A. Knab ’84
James E. Lohbeck ’84
Anthony P. Ret M.D. ’84
Thomas R. Wenning ’84
Steven R. Ludwig ’85
Stephen W. Neiheisel ’85
Joseph E. Hauck ’86
Daniel O. Middendorf ’86
Joseph T. Ambrosiano ’87
Chris J. Dirksing ’87
Ronald E. Hoctor ’87
James D. Kaiser ’87
David M. Leurck ’87
William T. Lustenberger ’87
Brent A. Case ’88
Albert M. Noe ’88
Matthew S. Pfiester ’88
Ted A. Greivenkamp ’89
Scott C. Hamons ’89
William J. Hudepohl ’89
Steven J. Wurzelbacher ’89
Mark C. Niehaus ’90
Stephen T. Goldschmidt ’91
Kenneth N. Grebe Jr. ’91
Andrew M. Kenkel ’91
Steven J. Sabers ’91
Christopher S. Sullivan ’91
R. Christian Kanienberg ’92
Doug C. Homoelle ’93
Timothy R. McElroy ’93
Andrew J. Nuckols ’93
Eric A. Besse ’94
Jason J. DiTullio ’94
Todd W. Gagnon ’94
William V. Rizzo ’94
David T. Scholten ’94
Gregory J. Chadwick ’95
Brian J. Flanigan ’95
Aaron W. Fromm ’95
Ryan S. Schmutte ’95
Eric R. Schaible ’96
Shawn P. Murphy ’97
Jay W. Hummel ’98
David W. Kissell ’98
Douglas C. Sullivan ’99
Jarrod W. Zeiser ’99
Blake Niemeyer ’00
Jason A. Hugentobler ’02
Ryan C. Marzheuser ’02
Matthew A. Schreibeis ’02
Eric M. Striet ’02
Keller W. Schnier ’03
Jerome A. Doerger ’04
Parents Past / Present
M/M Vytautas Bieliauskas
Mr. William J Boehm
M/M Thomas Brinkmann
M/M Andrew Bucher
M/M William Cady
M/M Raymond Claytor Jr
M/M James Creed
M/M John Darwish
Mrs. Mary Davis
Mrs. James Feldkamp
Mrs. Mike Finnegan
Mrs. Nancy Fletcher
Mr. John Hasselbeck
M/M John Hennessy
Mr. William Hillebrand
M/M Art Hudepohl
M/M George Isfort
M/M Robert Jordan
M/M Alvin Kammer
M/M Richard Kampschmidt
M/M Lawrence Kelhoffer
M/M Jerry Kroeger
M/M Robert J Krumdieck
M/M John Lahmer
M/M William T Lawson
M/M Daniel Leonhardt
Mr. Kevin J Miller
M/M David Parkinson
M/M Tom Powers
M/M Edward Rathman
M/M Larry Rayburn
Mr. Ron Sander
M/M Todd Schachleiter
M/M Jack Schute
M/M Jack Smith
M/M Ronald B Steinmetz
M/M Edward S Taylor
Mr. Charles Toelke
M/M Jerry Trefzger
Mr. Michael K Weller
M/M Edward V Whalen
Friends / Benefactors
Ms. Elizabeth Armstrong
Mr. Neil Comer
M/M Larry Dick
M/M Bill Dirksing
M/M Joseph Ficorilli
Ms. Beverly Hammer
Ms. Kathleen Jinkerson
M/M Richard Johnson
M/M Jerry Meister
M/M Dan Paolercio
M/M Mike Pratt
Mr. David Rohr
Ms. Vanessa Taylor
M/M Tom Trautmann
Mr. Tony Upton
M/M Lou Van Nottingham
Mrs. John M Westover
Mrs. Mary Jo Wilkens
Faculty Past / Present
Donald Dilg
Larry Keller
James Manning
Kathy Moroney
Pastors
Rev. Francis Lammeier
Rev. John Wall
SILVER ShIELD
CLUB
$50 to $99
Alumni
Paul V. Arszman ’64
Gregory A. Gick ’64
Ralph A. Kist ’64
Edward B. Landenwitsch ’64
Daniel F. Nieporte ’64
Ralph G. Renneker ’64
Gerald J. Stautberg ’64
Gary C. Tribbe ’64
Richard B. Wernke ’64
Charles R. Juengling ’65
James E. Klett ’65
Eric R. Mendel ’65
John E. Rahn ’65
Herbert A. Rennekamp ’65
Richard W. Damon ’66
Mark E. Folzenlogen ’66
Richard L. Frey ’66
Dennis M. O’Brien ’66
John F. Reichhardt ’66
Thomas J. Buller ’67
Gary W. Gooding ’67
Robert J. Grosse ’67
Thomas A. Mattio ’67
Walter J. Rischmann ’67
David R. Temming ’67
Ronald F. Espelage ’68
James N. Haubner ’68
James A. Ketzer ’68
Michael J. Walters Phd ’68
John E. Becker ’69
Fred W. Cooper ’69
Robert M. Costantino ’69
John E. Hoeffer ’69
Robert F. LaChance ’69
Norbert F. Rieskamp Jr. ’69
John C. Schuckmann ’69
John C. Sieve ’69
Thomas J. Straus ’69
Steven R. Umbach ’69
Richard L. Young ’69
Michael L. Barney ’70
Michael N. Knue ’70
Gregory J. Muntel ’70
Theodore G. Redmond ’70
Thomas H. Schmutte ’70
William B. Schulman ’70
James E. Teufel ’70
Michael J. Walsh ’70
David P. Witte M.D. ’70
John J. Zerhusen ’70
Ricardo M. Aielli ’71
Charles L. Beaver Jr. ’71
Robert J. Bicknell ’71
Gregory J. Brinkman ’71
Thomas M. Harden ’71
Michael A. Honnert ’71
William H. Howard ’71
Werner A. Rausch ’71
Guy L. Winterhalter ’71
Gregory H. Geiger ’72
Eugene V. Nusekabel ’72
Michael E. Ollinger ’72
Donald C. Auberger ’73
Thomas E. Kemen ’73
Norbert J. Mette ’73
Bruce D. Redd ’73
Terrence K. Rittmeier ’73
Jeffrey L. Runtz ’73
William J. Schrott ’73
Robert P. Schulman ’73
David P. Steinmetz ’73
Larry G. Fuller ’74
Gregory A. Grimme ’74
Matthew H. Hils ’74
Kevin L. McDonough ’74
Joseph B. Anneken ’75
Steve Danemayer ’75
Kevin R. Day ’75
Richard J. Hartmann ’75
F. Scott Moore ’75
Jeffrey A. Striet ’75
Thomas C. Wallenhorst ’75
Stanley C. Wellbrock Jr. ’75
Timothy M. Baumer ’76
Daniel T. Murphy ’76
Mark P. Schamer ’76
Timothy P. Wanstrath ’76
Richard W. Zoller ’76
Frank J. Ellert ’77
Scott G. Holthaus ’77
Joseph A. Mauch ’77
Paul F. Riedel ’77
Jerome J. Roell ’77
Jerome A. Ruberg ’77
John R. Schablein ’77
Joseph C. Schwecke ’77
Daniel M. Straus ’77
Richard F. Koenig ’78
Raymond J. Kroner ’78
Michael R. Powell ’78
Mark J. Reese ’78
Ralph J. Rust ’78
Pete E. Bigner Jr. ’79
Kevin A. Blessing ’79
Richard J. Bova ’79
Andy J. Kennedy ’79
Tim Powers ’79
John P. Rosiello ’79
Robert E. Gerbus ’80
Eric A. Huey ’80
Jack B. Rieger ’80
James E. Steinbeck ’80
Mike P. Bachus ’82
Jerry T. Haarmeyer ’82
Ron L. Siciliano ’82
Ken E. Stark ’82
Thomas J. Burk ’83
Perry L. Herbert ’83
Steven G. Kappen ’83
Robert G. Kroger ’83
Jeffrey A. Neiheisel ’83
Mark J. Rumpke ’83
Jon J. Schott M.D. ’83
Jeffrey A. Sunberg ’83
Gary J. Enneking ’84
Neal P. Kahny ’84
David M. DeNoma ’85
Joseph P. Jaeger ’85
David J. Laake ’85
Ryan P. Lehan ’85
Gregory T. Steinmetz ’85
Scott M. Dashley ’86
Jay A. Ernst ’86
Paul A. Hummel ’86
Thomas M. Lampe ’86
Todd A. Gick ’87
Michael J. Breen ’88
Anthony W. Dirksing ’88
Steve W. Thomas ’88
Terrence T. Hennegan ’90
Jeffrey T. Hummel ’90
Scott R. Stanley ’90
Adam W. May ’91
Jeffrey W. Sabers ’93
Martin F. Pfiester ’94
Joel D. Bella ’95
J. David Demmy ’95
Craig A. Hoffman ’95
David M. Strittholt ’95
Benjamin R. Effler ’97
Joseph P. Hautman ’97
Nicholas T. Buchman ’98
Michael T. Dietrich ’98
Stephen F. Siefert ’98
Derrick A. Butler ’99
David R. Jarnot ’99
Investors Report 2007
13
top 25
DANIEL ThoMAS SChMIDT
Century Scholarship
university of Cincinnati
Provost Scholarship
Ohio State university
monsignor Harrigan Scholarship
Bellarmine university
RyAN ThoMAS BRoDBECK
DANIEL C. REED
Achiever’s Scholarship
Northern Kentucky university
Reciprocity Award
Northern Kentucky university

top 25
NIChoLAS J. ToELKE
Gateway Scholarship
Ohio university
ANDREW SCoTT WEBER
GREGoRy ChARLES ZoLLER
Cincinnatus Scholarship
university of Cincinnati
IBm thomas J. watson
memorial Scholarship
Ohio Board of Regents
Gateway Excellence Scholarship
Ohio university
Presidential Finalist Scholarship
St. Louis university
Chancellor Scholarship
Xavier university
Catholic Legacy Award
Xavier university
Presidential Scholarship
Loyola university
Christos P. Demakes Legacy Scholarship
university of Cincinnati
Benefactor recognItIon By gIft cluB
Parents Past / Present
Mr. Ed Arnult
M/M Bret Berryhill
Mr. John Black
Mr. Joseph C. Bova
Mr. Donald E. Brown
M/M Robert Davis
Mr. Ted DeMatteo
Mr. Robert J. Gervers
M/M Gordon Gick
M/M Randall Grubbs
M/M David Haarmeyer
25
20
15
10
5
0
$19,483.32
20%
15%
10%
5%
0%
2007 annual funD alumnI class analysIs report
$22,022.00
$9,415.00
$5,403.99
$16,901.25
$9,613.46
$12,412.00
$18,135.00
$15,440.00
$19,963.00
$8,105.52
$13,355.00
14 Investors Report 2007
$3,155.00
$20,985.00
$8,944.00
$2,065.00
$5,380.63
$1,970.00
$2,177.14 $2,177.14
$6,210.00
Top 10 10 Classes
by by Amount
1. 1. 1965 $22,022.00
2. 2. 1977 $20,985.00
3. 3. 1973 $19,963.00
4. 4. 1964 $19,483.32
5. 1971 $18,135.00
6. 1968 $16,901.25
7. 1972 $15,440.00
8. 1975 $13,355.00
9. 1970 $12,412.00
10. 1969 $ 9,613.46
$2,040.00 $2,040.00
$1,897.76 $1,897.76
$2,330.00 $2,330.00
$2,475.00
$1,216.00
$525.00
$345.00
$1,044.62
$1,201.00
$2,680.00
$1,050.00
$870.00
$300.00
$1,220.00
$715.00
$150.00
$85.00
$1,080.00
$191.00
$180.00
$0.00
$45.00
$35.00
64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
21%
23%
19%
15%
12%
14%
17%
12%
9%
18%
M/M Greg Haverkos
Mrs. Jane Hebeler
M/M Mike Honold
M/M Don G. Kleingers
M/M Robert E. Knipper
M/M Robert Kummer
Mrs. Nancy LeCount
M/M David Menke
M/M Raymond E. Miller
M/M Roger A. Nadler
M/M Frank Noyes
Mr. Michael R Owens
14%
14%
9%
14%
15%
6% 6%
13%
7%
8%
14%
Class Year
8%
7%
M/M Robert Pollard
M/M Leo Roell
M/M Robert Roetting, Sr.
M/M Matthew Seiter
M/M Donald Sillies
Mr. Arthur Sphar
M/M James Sunderhaus
M/M Richard Vale
M/M Fred Vickery
M/M Frank Weibel
M/M Dale Welsh
64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06
5%
Class Year
7%
7%
Top 10 Classes Classes
by Percentages Percentages
1. 1965 23%
2. 1964 21%
3. 1966 19%
4. 1973 18%
5. 1970 17%
6. 1978 15%
7. 1967 15%
8. 1969 14%
9. 1975 14%
10. 1977 14%
4%
4%
5%
2%
5%
6%
7%
7%
Friends / Benefactors
M/M Richard Arney
Ms. Susan Bryant
M/M Carl Cassell
Ms. Cookey Evers
Rev. Terrence Hamilton
M/M Charles Healey
Rudys Rovers
M/M John Schoenlaub
Mr. George Seiler
M/M Daniel Whitacre
M/M Dustin Wygant
2%
6%
6%
1%
1%
10%
2%
2%
1%
3%

la salle HIgH scHool Investors report 2007
1964
PARTICIPATION:
19%
21%
$19,483.32
Alumni: 230
Donors: 49
Joseph Albert
Robert A. Alexander
James R. Alf
Raymond D. Arlinghaus
Paul V. Arszman
Kenneth E. Baier
John E. Blessing
Michael A. Brinkmeier
Timothy P. Burda
Thomas L. Canning
Albert J. Cannon
John M. Donlin
William A. Effler
Terrence L. Elfers
Daniel J. Gallagher
Gerard W. Geier
Edward W. Gettler
Gregory A. Gick
John H. Goedde
Robert hafer
Steven hattersley
Tony A. hauser
Ronald E. James
James A. Kemen
Ralph A. Kist
Edward B. Landenwitsch
Robert M. Montgomery
Daniel F. Nieporte
Edward K. Oehler
Terry L. Pennekamp
Ernst J. Petri
Richard W. Rabe
John J. Reiring, Jr.
Ralph G. Renneker
Jerry F. Riehle
Victor J. Rigacci
Michael J. Schibi
David Scholten
Robert J. Shooner
Louis C. Silverberg
Gerald J. Stautberg
harold E. Sterwerf
Stephen F. Strasser
Dale T. Sunderhaus
James J. Tenoever
Gary C. Tribbe
Timothy E. Waechter
Richard B. Wernke
William C. Witte
1965
PARTICIPATION:
13%23%
$22,022.00
Alumni: 212
Donors: 48
Robert J. Abrams
Barry P. Arlinghaus, PhD, CPA
John F. Barnhorst
Robert C. Besse
Terrence C. Brennan
Jerome P. Cappel
Terry D. Daniel
Ronald J. Dolan
Thomas R. Doll
John J. Fisher
Angelo J. Gallina, Jr.
James E. Goldschmidt
Timothy D. haap
Donald L. Harmeyer
Richard A. haucke
William D. hummel
Eugene J. Jessee
Charles R. Juengling
Terrance J. Kaeser
Michael J. Karbowski
James W. Kesse
harold W. Kist
James E. Klett, Ph.D.
Thomas E. Klumb
Paul R. Lecount
William M. Lee
Richard M. McCreary
Eric R. Mendel
Thomas E. Mischell
James E. Osterday
Frederick W. Puck
John E. Rahn
Michael J. Rais
Steven A. Ranz
herbert A. Rennekamp
Donald T. Reupert
Steven E. Schaefer
John P. Schloemer
Thomas J. Schmitz
Paul T. Schotte
Richard S. Schrand
Thomas L. Schuerman
Gerald A. Siegert
Roger J. Tenhundfeld
Gregory C. Thomas
Michael J. Urban
John H. Winterhalter
Ronald Wittekind
1966
PARTICIPATION:
19%
$9,415.00
Alumni: 216
Donors: 41
Jerome P. Allgeier
Stephen M. Arnold
James A. Berns
John B. Bosse
Michael J. Byrne
Ronald A. Canning
Richard W. Damon
William J. Davis
Barry C. Dewald
Raymond C. Doth
John P. Elsbernd
J. Kevin England
Daniel H. Fischer
Kenneth A. Flanigan
James M. Flynn
Mark E. Folzenlogen
Richard L. Frey
James V. Greis
Louis J. heinbuch
Donald h. hopkins
Dennis M. Jones
Richard P. Kathmann
Michael A. Laake
Timothy h. Lighthall
Michael C. Murphy
Dennis M. O’Brien
Kenneth W. Palmisano
John F. Reichhardt
Jerome M. Riesz
Robert h. Ruffing
Charles D. Steinau
Steven M. Sullivan
Charles A. Sunderhaus
Thomas R. Vonderbrink
William J. Weinkam
David J. Westrich
Thomas L. Wiesman
Robert J. Willke
David h. Wissel
Clifford G. Woycke
James J. Zoller
1967
PARTICIPATION:
7%
15%
$5,403.99
Alumni: 255
Donors: 37
Lawrence J. Bach
Kenneth E. Barlag
Robert J. Berry
Kenneth Brandt, D.D.S.
Thomas J. Buller
William A. Carrelli
Patrick J. Cassedy
Paul J. Dabbelt
Edward J. Delp III
Kenneth W. Distler
Thomas R. Effler
Gary P. Even, Sr
William J. Franzosa
Richard A. Fuller
Gary W. Gooding
Robert J. Grosse
Kenneth T. Harmeyer
Mark A. hester
William R. hoffman
Thomas J. Logan
Richard J. Loichinger
Thomas A. Mattio
William F. Palmisano
Charles J. Price
Walter J. Rischmann
Gary h. Sander
Dave R. Schneider
Donald C. Schweitzer
Terrence Sillis
Thomas A. Snodgrass
Joseph M. Spitzmiller
Chris C. Stenger
David R. Temming
Thomas P. Theobald
Anthony J. Veeneman
Mark R. Winterhalter
Thomas J. Wolterman
1968
PARTICIPATION:
12%
$16,901.25
Alumni: 260
Donors: 31
James W. Benton
Stephen R. Bertke
Gary J. Bourgraf
John E. Brunsman
David G. Cappel
Gregory A. Denier
Marvin S. Dickman
Eric T. Espel
Ronald F. Espelage
John T. Gallenstein
Robert J. Gilker
James N. haubner
Michael C. hughes
Paul L. Inderhees
Dennis E. Kelley
James A. Ketzer
James D. Knab, Jr.
Allen E. Kuhn, M.D.
J. Michael Laumann
Daniel G. Lee
Thomas J. LeSaint
Paul R. Mattingly.
James Ruff
Daniel M. Saskowsky
Stanley F. Schaefer
Thomas E. Schwab
Terry P. Sievers
Michael J. Walters
James M. Weiner
Thomas J. Willke, M.D.
James T. Yost
1969
PARTICIPATION: 7
%
14%
$9,613.46
Alumni: 290
Donors: 42
John E. Becker
Gerald J. Betsch
Robert T. Borgman
Timothy G. Brennan
Paul J. Brinkman
Michael P. Chase
Fred W. Cooper
Robert M. Costantino
R. Michael Curran
John D. Dolan
Timothy A. Effler
James Gamm
Keith h. Gerhardstein
Gregory L. Grove
Philip J. hock, III
John E. hoeffer
Mark J. Hoenemeyer
Michael T. Kelley, M.D.
A. Wayne Kreidenweis
Daniel R. Kroeger
Robert F. LaChance
Mark S. Lewis
Algis J. Liauba
Jerome E. Maly
Gerald B. Neller
Thomas E. Niehaus
Thomas H. Olding, Jr.
Patrick J. Oliverio
Norbert F. Rieskamp, Jr.
Charles F. Runtz
Richard M. Schneider
John C. Schuckmann
John C. Sieve
Thomas J. Straus
James P. Strotman
Terrence A. Sunnenberg
John E. Teufel
Roger E. Tourangeau
Steven R. Umbach
Gregory E. Villena
John G. Wilson
Richard L. Young
1970
PARTICIPATION:
16%
17%
$12,412.00
Alumni: 283
Donors: 49
Michael L. Barney
Gerald R. Blomer
Robert L. Bollin, Jr.
Earl A. Borths
Michael J. Cannon
Joseph P. Crowley
Michael J. Despotes
William K. Dolan
Mike E. Erb
Charles M. Fischesser
Terrence M. Flanagan
Edward J. Foegle
Robert F. Gandenberger
Ronald E. Godfrey
Donald J. hautman
Gary T. honnert
Gary A. Kern
Fred P. Kessler
Michael N. Knue
Michael A. Kuechenmeister
James T. Lautenbach
Paul W. Meyer
Gregory J. Muntel
James M. Norris
David A. Otten
William J. Otto
Ronald S. Prybal
Theodore G. Redmond
Kevin D. Reynolds
David A. Ricke
H. William Rinckel
Frank B. Rosenacker.
harry A. Rumpke, Jr.
Richard R. Schaible
Thomas h. Schmutte
Michael J. Schneider
William B. Schulman
Stephen M. Spenlen
Joseph E. Stigler
Gerald J. Stretch
James E. Teufel
Frank W. Trippel
Eric J. Vehr
Michael J. Walsh
Chris Wessels
David P. Witte, M.D.
Don Yelton
Michael D. Young
John J. Zerhusen
1971
PARTICIPATION:
8%
12%
$18,135.00
Alumni: 260
Donors: 32
Ricardo M. Aielli
Charles L. Beaver, Jr.
Ronald T. Bella
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FRANK ANThoNy TRoTTA
ALExANDER E. KuMMER
Gateway Excellence Scholarship
Ohio university
Ohio Achievement Scholarship
miami university
Ohio merit Scholarship
miami university
Oxford Scholars
miami university
Provost Scholarship
Ohio State university
College of Business Scholarship
university of Cincinnati

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SEAN T. CoMER
trustee Scholarship
Xavier university
Catholic Legacy Award
Xavier university
President’s merit Scholarship
university of Dayton
Cincinnatus Scholarship
university of Cincinnati
Damen Scholarship
Loyola university
Loyola university Grant
Ohio Student Choice Grant
DANIEL ThoMAS PARSLEy
trustee Scholarship
Xavier university
Performing Arts Award
Xavier university
Catholic Legacy Award
Xavier university
Peace Studies Scholarship
Xavier university
President’s merit Scholarship
university of Dayton
Presidential Scholarship
Xavier university
Prestige Scholarship
Indiana university
Cincinnatus Scholarship
university of Cincinnati
union Central Life Insurance
Scholarship
western Economic Council
Scholarship
Cincinanti Catholic women’s
St. Rose Scholarship
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Robert J. Bicknell
David J. Birck
Gregory J. Brinkman
David P. Brothers
Daniel F. Collins
Bernard M. Floetker
Douglas J. Guthrie
Thomas M. harden
Michael A. honnert
William h. howard
William h. Koch
Dick P. Kolks
Robert J. Linz
Dennis R. McManus
Stephen R. Meiners
James M. Murphy
Werner A. Rausch
Jack A. Rolf
Stephen T. Rueve
Gregory D. Shooner
David J. Suer
William J. Telford, Jr.
Kenneth H. Uhrig
James P. Walsh
Guy L. Winterhalter
Gerald M. Wissel
Mark S. Young
Mark E. Zeiser
1972
PARTICIPATION:
9%
$15,440.00
Alumni: 271
Donors: 25
William h. Breetz, Jr.
Thomas M. Foegle
Gregory h. Geiger
Paul C. hauser
Stephen R. Hautman
Donald Kennedy, M.D.
Robert J. Kenning
Joseph D. Kihm
John F. Klaine
Jeffrey F. Koester
Steven M. Krekeler
Thomas h. Neiheisel
Eugene V. Nusekabel
Michael C. O’Donnell
Michael E. Ollinger
Rick S. Ries
Donald J. Ruberg, Jr.
William E. Schoenfeld
Edward C. Sunderhaus
Stephen D. Temple
Thomas D. Vale
Christopher J. Wagner
John F. Willenborg
James S. Wirth
1973
PARTICIPATION:
13%
18%
$19,963.00
Alumni: 255
Donors: 45
Robert A. Albrinck
Donald C. Auberger
Neal P. Barney, M.D.
Joseph R. Binzer
Joseph M. Bobinger
Daniel B. Cassedy
Robert S. Czanik
harry C. Doyle
Steven A. Engler
Chris R. Englert
Stephen J. Folzenlogen
Richard B. Gemperline
Thomas Giordano
Ralph J. Guethlein
Glenn W. Harmeyer
Lynn A. Hartkemeyer
Steven J. hemberger
Richard A. hock
David P. honnert
Steven P. hube
Thomas E. Kemen
Mark J. Knue
Joseph M. Kroner
Thomas A. Luebbe
Norbert J. Mette
Mike G. Nienaber
Thomas G. Osterday
Michael W. Price
Ralph W. Quisno
Bruce D. Redd
Terrence K. Rittmeier
James Larry Roy
Jeffrey L. Runtz
Keith A. Schedel
Thomas J. Scheid
Charles J. Schirmann
William J. Schrott
Robert P. Schulman
Stephen R. Schulte
Jack A. Shepherd, DVM
Stephen A. Smith
David P. Steinmetz
Victor L. Tenkman
Daniel J. Young
1974
PARTICIPATION:
8%
14%
$8,105.00
Alumni: 249
Donors: 34
Michael A. Barnell
Anthony A. Baumer
Joseph M. Bill
James L. Brothers
Stephen P. Calardo
Michael T. Comer
Randy Davis
Paul M. Drummey
Russell C. Ferneding
Daniel Flynn
Donald J. Franz
Larry G. Fuller
Gregory A. Grimme
Peter P. heekin
Matthew h. hils
Richard D. Hulsmann
Robert W. Jennings
Joseph F. Knab
William T. Kolb
Lawrence H. Lampe
Michael T. LaRosa
Daniel J. Leahy
Kevin L. McDonough
Daniel P. Mecklenborg
Mark D. Mueller
David L. Osborne
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Charles J. Renner
Stephen J. Ruberg
Michael J. Schroeck
Roy E. Steiner
Mark F. Sundrup
Timothy G. Trachsel
Mark E. Vale
Daniel J. Wissel
1975
PARTICIPATION: 1
1%
14%
$13,355.00
Alumni: 239
Donors: 33
Joseph B. Anneken
Thomas R. Binzer
Kevin J. Burrill
Guillermo A. Carlos
Thomas M. Clyde
Steve Danemayer
Kevin R. Day
Ronald E. Dewald
Robert G. Dorsey
Charles A. Gall
Richard J. hartmann
Timothy N. Huey
Thomas W. Jenne
Thomas G. Krekeler
Richard E. Lampe
Steve Magyar
Brian C. Michel
Timothy A. Moning
F. Scott Moore
Andrew J. Olding
Cyril F. Schmidt
Dave J. Schmitz
Stephen F. Schmuelling
James C. Schoenlaub
Stephan A. Sonderman
Steven R. Sontag
Jeffrey A. Striet
Mark A. Unkrich
Timothy Van Driessche
Thomas C. Wallenhorst
Stanley C. Wellbrock, Jr.
Michael J. Whalen
1976
PARTICIPATION: 4
%
9%
$3,155.00
Alumni: 233
Donors: 20
Richard J. Barry
Timothy M. Baumer
Joseph h. Bockelman
Mark E. Brown
Timothy J. Crowley
William A. Enderle
Joseph A. Erdman
Edward M. Lichtenfeld
Mark J. Mecklenborg
hugh D. Moore
Daniel T. Murphy
Walter M. Overbeck
James D. Redmond
Kevin J. Rodenberg
Lawrence A. Schaller
Mark P. Schamer
Joseph A. Schreibeis
James C. Schultz
Timothy P. Wanstrath
Richard W. Zoller
1977
PARTICIPATION:
14%
$20,985.00
Alumni: 265
Donors: 38
Scott J. Angus
James M. Boehm
Robert R. Burger, M.D.
John L. Bush
Chris J. Cerimele
Joseph J. Culter
Donald J. Dickinson, Jr.
Frank J. Ellert
Paul A. Ernst
William A. Fox
Peter C. Gambetta
Raymond G. harrigan
Scott G. holthaus
Leonard J. Inderhees
Thomas K. Junker
Gregory J. Kissel
David G. Krekeler
Mark A. LaRosa
Alan L. Lindeman
Mark W. Luken
Joseph A. Mauch
Louis C. Miller, Jr.
Anthony W. Muth
Richard J. Niklas
Paul F. Riedel
Jerome J. Roell
Jerome A. Ruberg
Stephen h. Ruhe
John R. Schablein
Jay P. Schmetzer
Stephen J. Schmitz
Robert G. Schroeck
Joseph C. Schwecke
Michael A. Serraino
Daniel M. Straus
Steven M. Ulm
David J. Witzgall
Gary T. Woeste
1978
PARTICIPATION:
1%
15%
$8,944.00
Alumni: 277
Donors: 43
Paul A. Appiarius
Louis W. Barnell
Thomas P. Bellman
James R. Bigner
Timothy P. Breen
Matthew J. Broerman
Thomas J. Burger.
David S. Cramer
Jerome W. Doerger
Raymond V. DeJaco
Peter J. Effler
David A. Eisenacher
Michael C. Erb
Gregg A. Feie
Kevin R. Flynn
Michael E. Groh
Richard hoblitzell, M.D.
Jeffrey Hoelker
Terrence P. Kennedy
Jerome R. Klett
Joseph T. Klett
Richard F. Koenig
Raymond J. Kroner
Charles G. Masur
Thomas F. McGill
James J. Molumby
Raymond J. O’Connell
William R. Olding
Michael R. Powell
Larry M. Rayburn
Mark J. Reese
Michael J. Rothan, D.D.S.
Patrick T. Roy
Mark T. Ruberg
Thomas J. Rueve
Michael J. Ruhe
Ralph J. Rust
Robert P. Schmidt
Joseph T. Schneider
Anthony h. Schrenker
Ronald P. Slageter
David A. Weisbach
David J. Wenning
1979
PARTICIPATION: 6
%
6%
$2,065.26
Alumni: 265
Donors: 15
Robert A. Bartolt
Pete E. Bigner, Jr.
Kevin A. Blessing
Richard J. Bova
Charles D. DeZarn, II
Jerome W. Hartmann
David M. Hils
Steve hoffmann
Greg P. hofmann
Andy J. Kennedy
Mike G. Martini
Tim Powers
John P. Rosiello
Thomas E. Schmidt, M.D.
Thomas J. Schneider
1980
PARTICIPATION:
11%
13%
$5,380.63
Alumni: 240
Donors: 31
Richard J. Betsch
George Brenner
Scott A. Brown
Anthony D. Feldkamp
Robert J. Findley
Louis W. Flamm

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Robert E. Gerbus
Douglas M. Gruber
John T. herbert
Mark E. hoffmann
Eric A. huey
Jerome Keller
Christopher Knecht
John G. Kuhl
Patrick G. Leahy
Daniel C. Martini
Joseph N. Masur
Matthew J. Murphy
Joseph T. Piller
Martin J. Rack
Mark E. Richter
Jack B. Rieger
Kenneth L. Schlachter
Joseph R. Schwierling
Michael J. Slattery
James E. Steinbeck
William F. Thiemann
Nicholas P. Umberg
Daniel J. Unger
Glenn R. Wauligman
Jerry A. Weinle
1981
PARTICIPATION: 5
%
7%
$1,970.00
Alumni: 239
Donors: 16
Todd A. Augustine
Kevin J. Herrmann
Joseph E. hoelker
Peter C. Koch
Randall J. Meiners
Donald R. Murdock, DMD
John P. O’Connor, Jr.
Daniel J. Rack
Daniel L. Ruberg
Mario J. Russo
Charles A. Rust
Mark Schmutte
Gregory A. Schroeck
Daniel S. West
James A. Wheeler
Robert C. Wissel
1982
PARTICIPATION: 6
%
8%
$2,177.14
Alumni: 231
Donors 18
Mike P. Bachus
Jerry T. haarmeyer
Edward P. hartmann
John D. Hebeler
David P. hock
Jim P. Kemp
Steven T. Koenig
Douglas P. Moore
Matthew M. Morrissey
John A. Rieger
Jeff F. Ritter
Ron L. Siciliano
Ken E. Stark
John W. Strawser
Michael A. Suer
Robert J. Tonnis, Sr.
Tony F. Trotta
Rick E. Vanden Eynden
1983
PARTICIPATION:
7%
14%
$6,210.00
Alumni: 230
Donors: 33
James T. Banks
Thomas M. Booth
William J. Brems
Thomas J. Burk
Scott W. Bush
Kurt R. Doyle
Jay T. Feist
Perry L. herbert
Daniel J. Jester
Paul J. Jungkunz
Gregory E. Kalkhoff
Steven G. Kappen
Randy E. Klensch
Lawrence W. Koenig
Robert G. Kroger
Frederic J. LaChance
Ronald E. Lamb
Michael J. Martini
Bernard J. McPhillips
Douglas J. Mirizzi
Jeffrey A. Neiheisel
Mark A. Neiheisel
Kirk A. Nienaber
Michael A. Roberts
Martin F. Roll
Mark J. Rumpke
Matthew J. Rumpke
Jeffrey D. Schoenling
Jon J. Schott, M.D.
Bret A. Specht
Jeffrey A. Sunberg
Fredrick H. Telscher
Robert M. Weyer
Kenneth A. Yoder
1984
PARTICIPATION: 6
%
8%
$2,040.00
Alumni: 198
Donors: 15
David J. Berens
Gary J. Enneking
Thomas J. Gallagher
Anthony G. Hubert
Neal P. Kahny
William J. Kammer
Steven E. Kavanaugh
Jack A. Knab
Craig A. Latscha
James E. Lohbeck
Richard A. Minella
Paul J. Ravenna
Anthony P. Ret, M.D.
James R. Tenhundfeld, Jr.
Thomas R. Wenning
1985
PARTICIPATION:
7%
$1,897.76
Alumni: 193
Donors: 13
Kevin T. Casey, Sr.
David M. DeNoma
David J. Evans
Andrew M. Grayson
Joseph P. Jaeger
David J. Laake
Ryan P. Lehan
Steven R. Ludwig
Patrick h. Meehan, Jr.
Stephen W. Neiheisel
James B. O’Connor
Robert M. Rack
Gregory T. Steinmetz
1986
PARTICIPATION:
4%
5%
$2,330.00
Alumni: 190
Donors: 9
Scott M. Dashley
Jay A. Ernst
Joseph E. hauck
Paul A. hummel
Steven B. Karwisch
Thomas M. Lampe
Daniel O. Middendorf
Jeffrey E. Rumpke
Richard C. Wenzel
1987
PARTICIPATION:
4%
7%
$2,475.00
Alumni: 183
Donors: 12
Joseph T. Ambrosiano
Brian F. Brinkmann
Joseph A. Cinquina
Chris J. Dirksing
Todd A. Gick
Michael J. Grause
John L. hattersley
Ronald E. hoctor
James D. Kaiser
David M. Leurck
Matthew J. Louis
William T. Lustenberger
1988
PARTICIPATION:
7%
$1,216.00
Alumni: 168
Donors: 11
Michael J. Breen
Brent A. Case
Daniel H. Cronin
Anthony W. Dirksing
Jeffrey B. Dirr
David A. Geier
Todd S. Heffron
Steven R. Hudepohl
Albert M. Noe
Matthew S. Pfiester
Steve W. Thomas
1989
PARTICIPATION:
4%
4%
$525.00
Alumni: 137
Donors: 5
Ted A. Greivenkamp
Scott C. hamons
William J. hudepohl
Paul C. Kathmann
Steven J. Wurzelbacher
1990
PARTICIPATION: 2
%
4%
$345.00
Alumni: 161
Donors: 6
Joseph A. Emmerling
Terrence T. hennegan
Jeffrey T. hummel
Gregory A. Kathman
Mark C. Niehaus
Scott R. Stanley
1991
PARTICIPATION:
5%
$1,201.00
Alumni: 168
Donors: 9
Matthew T. Dierkers
Patrick E. Goedde
Stephen T. Goldschmidt
Kenneth N. Grebe, Jr.
Andrew M. Kenkel
Adam W. May
Steven J. Sabers
Christopher S. Sullivan
Craig G. Voss
1992
PARTICIPATION:
2%
2%
$3,600.00
Alumni: 116
Donors: 2
Scott J. Burwinkel
R. Christian Kanienberg
1993
PARTICIPATION:
5%
5%
$2,680.00
Alumni: 155
Donors: 7
Doug C. homoelle
Brian G. hubert
Timothy R. McElroy
Andrew J. Nuckols
Eric J. Ruter
Jeffrey W. Sabers
Casey L. Schnieber
1994
PARTICIPATION:
2%
6%
$1,050.00
Alumni: 144
Donors: 8
Eric A. Besse
Jason J. DiTullio
Todd W. Gagnon
Ryan M. Murphy
Keith Niehaus
Martin F. Pfiester
William V. Rizzo
David T. Scholten
1995
PARTICIPATION:
6%
7%
$870.00
Alumni: 178
Donors: 13
Joel D. Bella
Gregory J. Chadwick
Joseph P. Crowley, Jr.
J David Demmy
Brian J. Flanigan
Aaron W. Fromm
Craig A. hoffman
Daniel J. Karwisch
Thomas J. Ritter, Jr.
Brian M. Roller
Andrew J. Schmid
Ryan S. Schmutte
David M. Strittholt
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TIMoThy ANDREW SuNDRuP
trustee Scholarship
Xavier university
Catholic Legacy Award
Xavier university
Friends of the Classic Foundation
Scholarship Grant
Century Scholarship
university of Cincinnati
Loyola university Scholarship
Loyola university Grant
Dean’s Scholarship
St. Louis university
St. Louis university Grant
Provost Scholarship
Ohio State university
Coca-Cola Scholarship
Ohio State university
Ohio Student Choice Grant
Ohio Dominican
university Scholarship
Athletic Grant
Ohio Dominican university
Presidential Award
Ashland university
Athletic Grant
union College
Dean’s merit Scholarship
university of Dayton
Presidential Scholarship
College of mt. St. Joseph
Dean Academic Scholars
thomas more College
Ohio Student Choice Grant

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NIChoLAS T. DoLL
miami university Grant
Inspiration Scholarship
Bowling Green State university
MARK TIMoThy RuhE
miami university Grant
Century Scholarship
university of Cincinnati
Dean’s Scholarship
university of Dayton
Gateway Scholarship
Ohio university
BRENDAN RoBERT JoNES
Dean’s merit Scholarship
miami university
Ohio Student Choice Grant
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1996
PARTICIPATION:
2%
$558.00 1%
Alumni: 178
Donors: 3
Benjamin A. Nordmeyer
Eric R. Schaible
Martin A. Schneider
1997
PARTICIPATION:
4%
2%
$300.00
Alumni: 194
Donors: 3
Benjamin R. Effler
Joseph P. hautman
Shawn P. Murphy
1998
PARTICIPATION:
4%
6%
$1,220.00
Alumni: 199
Donors: 12
Nicholas T. Buchman
James W. Busch
Michael T. Dietrich
Nicholas J. Grote
Christopher W. Hoeffer
Jay W. hummel
David W. Kissell
Eric P. Murphy
Ryan E. Murphy
Justin M. Peter
Stephen F. Siefert
Joseph M. Zirkelbach
1999
PARTICIPATION:
2%
6%
$715.00
Alumni: 198
Donors: 11
Derrick A. Butler
Stephen C. Hamilton
Kevin J. Heid
David R. Jarnot
William E. Lisk
Jesse M. Obert
Justin D. Rosenacker
Anthony P. Ruberg
Douglas C. Sullivan
Andrew J. Sutthoff
Jarrod W. Zeiser
2000
PARTICIPATION:
1%
$150.00
Alumni: 238
Donors: 2
Matthew Murphy
Blake Niemeyer
2001
PARTICIPATION:
1%
1%
$85.00
Alumni: 205
Donors: 3
Paul N. Demmy
Mark Grome
Alex J. Long
2002
PARTICIPATION:
2%
10%
$1,080.00
Alumni: 200
Donors: 20
Robert T. Buchman
Christopher Eichhold
Joseph Fichter
Ryan Flynn
Robert S. Hart, IV
Jason A. Hugentobler
Andrew J. Jackson
Scott A. Kist
Ryan C. Marzheuser
Jared W. Moore
Michael C. Murphy
John R. Radenheimer
Travis L. Rose
Timothy V. Ross
Joseph R. Ruberg
Charles F. Runtz
John T. Schablein
Michael T. Schachleiter
Matthew A. Schreibeis
Eric M. Striet
2003
PARTICIPATION:
2%
2%
$191.00
Alumni: 195
Donors: 4
Douglas S. Donoghue
Nicholas M. Grubenhoff
Jared F. Rosenacker
Keller W. Schnier
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2004
PARTICIPATION:
1%
2%
$180.00
Alumni: 213
Donors: 4
Jerome A. Doerger
Kevin F. Flanagan
Brian J. Grote
Timothy C. Teepe
2006
PARTICIPATION:
2%
1%
$45.00
Alumni: 183
Donors: 2
Jordan D. Rosenacker
Nicholas A. Templeton
2007
PARTICIPATION:
1%
3%
$35.00
Alumni: 181
Donors: 5
Walter Andrew A. Cole
John Darwish
Kevin J. Gundlach
Anthony D. Schlachter
Keith M. Weller
Parents
Past/Present
M/M Nicholas Ambrosiano
Mr. Ed Arnult
M/M David Averbeck
M/M Gerald Berding
M/M Bret Berryhill
M/M Vytautas Bieliauskas
Mr. John Black
Mr. William J Boehm
M/M Albert Bosch
Mr. Joseph C Bova
M/M Thomas Brinkmann
Mr. Donald E Brown
M/M Andrew Bucher
M/M Robert Burwinkel
M/M William Cady
M/M Raymond Claytor Jr
Mrs. Jeanne Clifton
M/M James Creed
Mr. John Creutzinger
M/M Eugene E Culman
M/M John Darwish
Mrs. Mary Davis
M/M Robert Davis
Mrs. Judy Delaet
Mr. Ted DeMatteo
M/M Daniel DeVoe
M/M Thomas C Dierkers
M/M James Doll
M/M Douglas Doxsey
Drs. Matthew & Mary Doyle
M/M William A Effler Sr.
M/M Louis Eichhold
M/M Jeff Ernst
M/M Thomas Evans
Mrs. James Feldkamp
Mrs. Mike Finnegan
M/M Robert Fisse
Mrs. Nancy Fletcher
Mrs. Rosemary Flynn
M/M Joseph Frey
Mr. Bob Friel
M/M Alfred J Fritz Jr
Mr. Robert J Gervers
M/M Gordon Gick
M/M Thomas W Goldschmidt
M/M Robert Grome
M/M Randall Grubbs
M/M David haarmeyer
Mr. Steve hamilton
Mrs. Charleen Hardig
Mr. John hasselbeck
M/M Greg haverkos
Mrs. Jane hebeler
M/M John hennessy
M/M Gerald herbert
Mr. William hillebrand
M/M Phil hock
M/M Mark Hoerst
M/M Terry hoffmann
M/M Louis Honnert
M/M Mike honold
Mr. George J hubert Jr.
M/M Art hudepohl
M/M Robert Hudepohl
M/M George Isfort
M/M Frank Jones
M/M Robert Jordan
M/M Blaise Kah
M/M Alvin Kammer
M/M Richard Kampschmidt
M/M Lawrence Kelhoffer
M/M Don G Kleingers
Mrs. Dorothy Klenk
Ms. Lorraine Knab
M/M Robert E Knipper
Mrs. Sue Koch
M/M David Krabacher
M/M Jerry Kroeger
M/M harry J Krommer
M/M Robert J Krumdieck
M/M Robert Kuhlmann
M/M Robert Kummer
M/M John Lahmer
M/M Joseph Lanzillotta
M/M Donald LaRosa
M/M William T Lawson
Mrs. Nancy LeCount
M/M Daniel Leonhardt
M/M Carl Lienhart
Mrs. Mary Ann Litmer
M/M Pat Louis
Mr. Charles J Martini
Mrs Mary Mecklenborg
M/M Patrick Meehan Sr.
M/M David Menke
M/M John Mercado
Mrs. Frieda Merkel
Mr. Kevin J Miller
M/M Raymond E Miller
Mr. Richard A Miller
M/M Paul Moeller
M/M Paul E Mohr
M/M John Murphy
M/M Roger A Nadler
M/M John Niehaus
M/M Frank Noyes
Ms. Mary Margaret Oliverio
Mr. Michael R Owens
Mrs. Nancy Padgett
M/M David Parkinson
M/M Charles Parsley
M/M John F Pfiester
M/M Robert Pollard
Mrs. Anne Popejoy
M/M Tom Powers
M/M Edward Rathman
M/M Paul h Ravenna
M/M Larry Rayburn
M/M Bob Reiner
M/M Jack Richter
Mr. Ron Rieman
M/M Leo Roell
M/M Robert Roetting Sr.
Dr. Barry Ross
M/M Elmer Ruhe
M/M William Rumpke
M/M Gary Ruter
M/M Tom Salyers
Mr. Ron Sander
Mrs. Juliana Sanders
M/M Todd Schachleiter
Mrs. Lorraine Schoenfeld
M/M Jack Schute
M/M Paul Schwetschenau
Mrs. Martha Scott
M/M Matthew Seiter
M/M Carl A Seng
M/M John Sieve
M/M Donald Sillies
M/M Jack Smith
M/M David H Specht
Mr. Arthur Sphar
M/M John St. George
M/M Kenneth Stehlin
M/M Ronald B Steinmetz
M/M Gregory Stiens
Mr. John Sullivan
M/M James Sunderhaus
M/M John Sweeney
M/M Edward S Taylor
Mrs Susan Tebbe
Mr. Scott Teepe Sr.
M/M Daniel Temming
M/M Daryl Thiery
You are important to us, so we have made every effort to ensure that this Investors Report
is as accurate and complete as possible. Please accept our apologies if your name has been
misspelled or omitted and contact Irene Blamer in the Advancement Office at
(513) 741-2389 so that we may correct our records. Thank you.

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Mr. Charles Toelke
M/M Jerry Trefzger
M/M Richard Vale
Mrs. Lucille Vehr
M/M Paul Ventura
M/M Fred Vickery
Mr. John Vorderbrueggen
M/M Frank Weibel
Mr. Michael K Weller
M/M Chris Wellman
M/M Dale Welsh
M/M Thomas Wendel
M/M Robert Wenning
M/M Edward V Whalen
M/M Rick Wilker
M/M Winterhalter
M/M Raymond Witteride
M/M Gregory Wolf
M/M Joseph Workman
M/M Richard Yoder
M/M Ron Zupan
Friends/Benefactors
M/M Charles Abbott
M/M Joseph Amareno
Anonymous
Ms. Elizabeth Armstrong
M/M Richard Arney
Mr. Jack Aufderbeck
M/M Mark Balzano
M/M William Bates
M/M Theodore Bross Jr.
Ms. Julianne Bruzina
Ms. Susan Bryant
M/M Bill Bussell
M/M Carl Cassell
Cheviot Savings Bank
Christian Brothers
Mr. John Coakley
Ms. Mary Ann Coate
Ms. Margaret Collins
Mr. Neil Comer
Mr. L. Barry Cors
Mrs. Judy D’Amico
Ms. Betty Danner
M/M John Daunt
M/M James N. Day
M/M Larry Dick
M/M Joe Dietz
M/M Bill Dirksing
M/M Robert Doerger
M/M Jack Dollries
Mr. Robert J Driehaus
Ms. Gladys Droppelman
Ms. Janet Edwards
Ms. Dolores Ehlen
Ms. Cookey Evers
M/M Joseph Ficorilli
Mrs. John Flanigan
M/M David Fox
M/M Donald Fries
Ms. Mary Alice Fritz
Joe Bobinger ’73 and Phyllis Cartwright,
a member of the Board of the Schott
Foundation, presented a check for the
Teaching Initiative to Mr. Luebbe.
M/M Frank Geiger Jr.
Ms. Jean Gelinske
Rev. Terrence hamilton
Ms. Beverly hammer
M/M Charles healey
M/M Chris Helmers
M/M John Hermann
M/M Jacob Herr
M/M Gil Holocher
Ms. Kathleen Horne
hubert Family Foundation
Mr. George J hubert Jr.
Foundation
Ms. Kathleen Jinkerson
M/M James Johns
M/M Richard Johnson
Mr. Ed Kavanaugh
Sr. Elizabeth Kelemen
Ms. Betty Kemper
M/M Robert Kessler
M/M Doug Kiefer
Sister Catherine Kirby SC
M/M John Klahm
Ms. Lena Klein
Klug School Bus Service
M/M John Kortekamp
Mr. Philip M Kroeger
M/M Jerry Meister
M/M Charles Meyer
Mr. Donald Meyer
M/M Lee Meyers
M/M Anthony Michel
Mr. Nick Memorial
Mt. Airy School
M/M Steven Nienhaus
Mr. Dennis Obert
M/M Dan Paolercio
Mr. George Pearson
M/M Mike Pratt
Retirees Third Tuesday
Mr. John Rizzo
Mr. David Rohr
Rudys Rovers
M/M James Schoenlaub
M/M John Schoenlaub
M/M Gary Schrott
Ms. Emily Schrott
M/M Bill Schrott
Mrs. Eleanor Schuetz
Mr. George Seiler
M/M Robert Seitz
M/M Thomas Seitz
Rev. Rey Taylor
Ms. Vanessa Taylor
M/M Tom Trautmann
Mr. Dean Trindle
M/M James Troyan
M/M Greg Turner
Mr. Tony Upton
M/M Lou Van Nottingham
VESI Inc
Waite, Schneider, Bayless,
Chesley Co.
Mrs. Doris Weber
Mrs. Guinevere Weis
Mrs. John M Westover
M/M Daniel Whitacre
Mrs. Mary Jo Wilkens
Ms. Betty Winterhalter
M/M Fred Wolf
M/M Dennis Wyatt & family
M/M Dustin Wygant
M/M Patrick Ziller
Faculty Past / Present
Ms. Joanne Bonno
Mr. Donald Dilg
Mr. Bob Friel
Bro. Larry Keller
Rev. James Manning
Ms. Kathy Moroney
Mr. Ron Rieman
M/M Earl Ritterholz
Pastors
Rev. George C Kunkel Jr.
Rev. Francis G Lammeier
Rev. John Wall
Rev. James Manning
Students
Stephen A. Rieger ’11
Pictured to the left are Scott Smith ’88,
Tom Luebbe ’73 and Kevin M. Kappa,
Vice President, Compliance and Chairman
of the Cheviot Savings Bank Charitable
Foundation, with a gift that contributes to four
college scholarships.
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ERIC EDWARD ZERNICh
Provost Scholarship
Ohio State university
trustee’s Scholarship
Purdue university
Gateway Scholarship
Ohio university
Key Club Service Scholarship
BENJAMIN J. hELLER
JASoN WILLIAM SChoENFELD
Provost Scholarship
Ohio State university
Century Scholarship
university of Cincinnati
President’s merit Scholarship
university of Dayton

top 25
TIMoThy M. MoELLER
Notre Dame university Scholarship
Greater Cincinnati Notre Dame
Club Scholarship
Greater Cincinnati &
Northern Kentucky Eagle Scout
Association Scholarship
mesmer Scholarship
washington university
Rose-Hulman Institute of
technology Grant
merit Scholarship Rose-Hulman
Institute of technology
National merit Shell Oil Company
Scholarship
Rice university
tuition Grant
Rice university
Cornelius Vanderbilt Scholarship
Vanderbilt university
Engineering Grant
Vanderbilt university
MIChAEL S. RIChTER
min Kao Scholarship
university of tennessee
Provost Scholarship
St. Louis university
Philip H. Prince Alumni Presidential
Scholarship
Clemson university
Recruiting Scholarship
Clemson university
Key Club Service Scholarship
Raymond and Judith Arlinghaus
Scholarship Fund was established by Ray
and Judy to assist young men seeking a
Lasallian education.
Bettye Audferbeck Memorial
Scholarship was established by Jack
Aufderbeck in memory of his wife Bettye.
It is awarded each year to a needy student.
B&L Scholarship was established by a
La Salle alumnus to provide financial
assistance to families with limited
financial capabilities.
Rosemary Bova Scholarship Fund was
established in memory of Rosemary by
her husband Joe. Funds provide assistance
to deserving students.
Robert and Marilyn Burger Scholarship
was established by Robert and Marilyn
to assist outstanding students who have a
financial need.
Rose Carrelli Memorial Scholarship was
created by the family to assist deserving
young men attending La Salle.
Cheviot Savings Bank Charitable
Foundation Scholarship is awarded each
year to four graduating seniors to assist
them with their college tuition.
Colerain Civic Association Scholarship
was created to assist a graduating senior
from Colerain Township with their
college tuition.
Paul Cowens Scholarship Fund was
established by friends of Paul, a 1978
graduate of La Salle, in recognition of his
service and commitment to youth in our
community.
Andrew DeJaco and Raymond DeJaco
Scholarship Fund was established by
Ferdinand and Maria DeJaco, longtime
benefactors of La Salle, to recognize the
commitment and dedication their sons
made to academic and co-curricular
excellence while students at La Salle.
Robert Freemal Memorial Scholarship
was established by the Freemal family
in memory of his 38-year commitment
to the young men of La Salle. The fund
provides financial assistance to needy
students.
Aubrey Rose Hollenkamp Scholarship
was created by Raymond and Nancy
Hollenkamp in memory of their
daughter Aubrey Rose. The Aubrey
Rose Hollenkamp Scholarship provides
scholarships to incoming students
each year.
scHolarsHIps
La Salle High School is proud to recognize a growing number of scholarship funds. Many of
these funds established by alumni, parents and friends of La Salle, serve as living memorials to a
number of individuals for whom La Salle High School was special in their lives. Please contact the
Advancement Office if you would like to establish a scholarship fund
in honor of a loved one or make a gift to any of the following funds:
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John and Theresa Huellemeier
Endowed Scholarship was created by
Jim and Elaine Day to provide financial
assistance to those families seeking a
Catholic education.
Marie Kathman Scholarship Fund
was created by the Kathman family in
memory of Marie. Funds are distributed
to deserving young men.
Ben Kelhoffer Memorial Scholarship
was established by the family and friends
of Ben ’98, who died at the age of 18
from leukemia. The award is presented
to a student who exemplifies Ben’s drive,
hard work, and dedication to school,
family, and friends.
James Knab Memorial Scholarship
was established by Joe Knab and the
Knab family in memory of their father.
A scholarship is awarded to the top
academic student from St. James.
Bob Krueger Endowment Fund was
created to recognize the many years of
service and commitment Bob Krueger
gave to La Salle and the young men whose
lives he influenced.
Lauren Kuhlmann Scholarship Fund
was formed by Bob and Margaret to
memorialize their daughter Lauren.
Donald and JoAnn LaRosa Scholarship
was created to provide financial assistance
to families with limited resources.
La Salle Alumni Association Scholarship
was established by the La Salle alumni
to provide financial assistance to needy
student. The recipients must maintain a
2.5 grade point average, participate in at
least one co-curricular activity, and be an
exemplary citizen.
McManus and Halla Memorial
Scholarship was established by
Denny and Sharon McManus to assist
outstanding students who have a financial
need.
Meehan Family Scholarship was
formed by the family to provide financial
assistance to families finding difficulty in
affording a Catholic education.
Mr. Nick Scholarship Fund was formed
in memory of Mr. Nicolaci. Funds
generated by the family are used to assist
deserving students.
Jack and Louis Oliverio Scholarship
established by the family and friends
of Jack ’70 and Louis, provides for an
annual scholarship to needy students who
maintain certain academic requirements
and participate in at least one cocurricular
activity.
Will Ramsey Memorial Scholarship
Fund was created to assist a deserving
student having a financial need.
Frank J. Rapien Memorial Scholarship,
established by Bill Effler ’64 in memory
of his grandfather, provides financial
assistance to needy students.
Brandon Roesel ’02 Memorial
Scholarship was established by the family
and friends of Brandon Roesel ’02, who
died suddenly of leukemia during his
senior year. Criteria for fund distribution
has yet to be determined.
Thomas Rueve Memorial Scholarship
was provided in memory of long-time
supporter of La Salle, Tom Rueve, by his
wife and children.
Jim & Nancy Ruff Scholarship was
established by Jim and Nancy to assist
students with financial difficulties that
limit securement of a Lasallian education.
Thomas Schlachter Memorial
Scholarship Fund was established by the
Schlachter family to memorialize Tom in
perpetuity.
James Schoenlaub ’00 Memorial
Scholarship Fund was established by the
family and friends of James Schoenlaub
who died tragically in an automobile
accident following the summer of his
senior year. This scholarship is awarded
to an incoming freshman from St. James
grade school.
Hal Shepherd Memorial Scholarship
was established by the family and friends
of Hal Shepherd. The award is presented
to an outstanding member of the La Salle
golf team.
Robert Sontag Scholarship has been
established by the family in memory
of Bob.
David Bradley Wick Foundation
Scholarship Fund was formed to
recognize students who not only excel
in the classroom but also outside the
classroom.
Ronald and Victoria Wittekind
Scholarship has been created to provide
financial assistance to students with
limited resources.

In memory of Lucille Bigner
Guy ’71 and Vickie Winterhalter
In memory of Milton Bosse
Charles J. Martini
Jean Gelinske
Dustin and Jennifer Wygant
Doug and DeAnn Kiefer
Bill and Mary Schrott
Cookey Evers
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Balzano
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Abbott
Dean D. Trindle
Betty Kemper
Donald Meyer
L. Barry Cors
Kathleen Horne
Janet Edwards
Retirees Third Tuesday
Mark Hoerst
Mary Mecklenborg
Norbert J. Mette ’73
In memory of Mrs. Cleo Broerman
Lawrence and Barbara Kelhoffer
In memory of Daniel Cox
Paul and Pat Frederick
In memory of Michael Cross ’76
Jack Willenborg ’72
In memory of Dave DeLaet
James ’75 and Beth Schoenlaub
In memory of Thomas D’Amico
Marie Martini
Joyce Martini
In memory of Paul Fluegeman
William A. Effler ’64
William A. Effler, Sr.
In memory of Cyndi Geier
Gerald and Janet Geier
In memory of Mary Jane Gorrien
Paul and Pat Frederick
In memory of John and Theresa Huellemeier
James and Elaine Day
In memory of Jerry Jaspers
Margaret Collins
Charles Hardig
Lena Klein
Thomas J. Straus ’69
In memory of David Kaiser
Beverly Hammer
Richard and Ginger Arney
Chris and Kim Speed
2007 memorIal funD DonatIons
From January 1, 2007 through December 31, 2007 gifts have been made to La Salle High School to preserve and perpetuate the memory of many
loved ones. Family members, classmates, and friends have contributed to La Salle in a spirit of faith and charity to commemorate their faithfully
departed brothers and sisters. The contributions made through the memorials have been used to satisfy a variety of needs in the school. The following
individuals were remembered this year in memorials through the generosity of those who loved them.
In memory of Ryan Joseph Kavanaugh
Ed Kavanaugh
In memory of Ben Kelhoffer ’00
Gerald ’64 and Janet Geier
Lawrence and Barbara Kelhoffer
In memory of Mary Lou Kiefer
Paul and Pat Frederick
In memory of Virgil Leuzinger
Gerald and Janet Geier
In memory of Norbert Luebbe
Frank B. Rosenacker ’70
In memory of Ruth and Don Mueller
Mark Mueller ’74
In memory of Jack and Louis Oliverio
Kathleen Jinkerson
In memory of Kevin Owens ’74
Michael R. Owens
In memory of Bill Pfenning
James ’75 and Beth Schoenlaub
In memory of Frank Rapien
William A. Effler ’64
William A. Effler, Sr.
In memory of Charles Runtz
Andrew Bucher
Betty Danner
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Klahm
Bill and Sue Bussell
Jean and Robert Kessler
Gladys Droppelman
Rudys Rovers
Mr. and Mrs. William Bates
Mrs. Geuinevere Weis
Tom and Joan Trautmann
Carl and Nancy Cassell
Mary Ann Coate
Jerry and Rosalind Meister
Ruby and Joe Amareno
Market and John Kortekamp
Robert and Arlene Doerger
Gil and Elaine Holocher
Evelyn and Joe Dietz
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fries
James and Joan Johns
Dolores Ehlen
Betty Winterhalter
Charles F. Runtz ’69
Charles F. Runtz ’02
James Buchanan
Jeff Reid
Steven M. Krekeler ’72
Thomas J. Scheid ’73
In memory of Robert and Shirley Saho
Vanessa K. Taylor
Mt. Airy School
John and Patricia Daunt
In memory of Hazel Schibi
Paul and Pat Frederick
In memory of Thomas Schlachter ’74
Henry J. Nunlist
In memory of James Schoenlaub ’00
Paul and Pat Frederick
John and Janet Schoenlaub
James and Beth Schoenlaub
In memory of Paul Sillies
Marianne and Frank Geiger
Charles and Jean Meyer
Fred and Dorothy Wolf
Steven and Barbara Nienhaus
Mrs. Eleanor Schuetz
James and Virginia Troyan
Jacob and Jean Herr
Jack and Betty Dollries
Donald Sillies
J. Kevin England ’66
Joanne Bonno
Michael J. Cannon ’70
Terrence Sillis ’67
Thomas Evans
Thomas M. Clyde ’75
William Cady
William B. Schulman ’70
In memory of Ms. Irene Smith
Lawrence and Barbara Kelhoffer
In memory of Walter Pete Sunderhaus
Gerald and Janet Geier
In memory of Brenda Tenly
Gerald and Janet Geier
In memory of Nathan Benjamin Thomas
Lawrence and Barbara Kelhoffer
In memory of William R. Thompson
Gerald and Janet Geier
In memory of Paul Umberg
Paul and Pat Frederick
In memory of Ed Vierling
Beverly Hammer
Richard and Ginger Arney
Chris and Kim Speed
In memory of Sarah Ruth Wallace
Paul and Pat Frederick
In memory of Thomas Winterhalter
Betty Winterhalter
In honor of Paul Schwetschenau’s birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Seitz
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bross, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Seitz
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Wyatt and family
Mr. and Mrs. William Seitz
Mr. and Mrs. David Fox
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MIChAEL ANThoNy DEyhLE
President’s merit Scholarship
university of Dayton
Athletic Scholarship
university of Dayton
Academic Scholarship
Xavier university
Athletic Scholarship
Xavier university
Presidential Scholarship
tri State university
Presidential Scholarship
university of Greensboro
Burger King Scholarship
Ohio Student Choice Grant
KEVIN JAMES WALSh
wright State university Scholarship
Gateway Scholarship
Ohio university
Dean’s Scholarship
thomas more College

matcHIng
gIfts
Many employees match gifts
made by current as well as
retired employees. This is a
simple way to double and
sometimes triple your gift to
La Salle. For more information
about matching gifts, inquire
at your employer’s personnel
office.
La Salle graciously thanks
the following companies
who contributed a total of
$16,631.07 in matching gifts
to the 2007 Annual Fund.
Boeing Company
Leonard Inderhees ’77
Eli Lilly & Co Foundation
Stephen J. Ruberg ’74
Fidelity Foundation
Scott Burwinkel ’92
Fifth Third Bank
William J. Brems ’83
Daniel DeVoe
William D. Hummel ’65
Andrew Nuckols ’93
GE Foundation
Gerald Betsch ’69
Mark Sundrup ’74
Gregory Villena ’69
Jones Lang LaSalle
Louis Miller ’77
Macy’s
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel DeVoe
Ronald E. Godfrey ’70
Merrill Lynch & Co.
Paul Drummey ’74
Marsh & McLennan Companies
Edward G. Rathman
Messer Construction Co.
Stephen Keckeis
Motorola Foundation
George Brenner ’80
National City Mortgage Co
Steven M. Scheid ’75
oppenheimer Funds
James ’68 and Nancy Ruff
Pfizer, Inc.
Cathy Burger
Robert Burger
Thomson Tax and Accounting
Mark J. Powell ’79
Toyota
Timothy P. Wanstrath ’76
WellPoint Foundation
Michael P. Bachus ’82
Mark Knue ’73
Ryan Schmutte ’95
Rosemary Taylor
La Salle High School recently launched a Technology Campaign to secure funds to introduce notebook
personal computers into the classroom. The following are benefactors who have made a pledge
toward the securement of the $2.0 million goal as of June 4, 2008.
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TECHNOLOGY
INITIATIVE
Robert ’64 & Patricia Alexander
Robert Bartolt ’79
Robert ’65 & Marie Besse
Richard ’80 & Becky Betsch
Timothy ’78 & Lisa Breen
Timothy ’64 & Audrey Burda
Scott Burwinkel ’92
Steve ’74 & Martha Calardo
Joseph ’77 & Jan Culter
Robert ’75 & Lisa Dorsey
Peter ’78 & Mary Effler
William ’64 & Susan Effler
Jay ’83 & Lisa Feist
Steve ’73 & Sandy Folzenlogen
Terrence & Helen Hoffmann
Jerry & Nancy Hollenkamp
William ’65 & Jackie Hummel
Frederick ’83 & Rosalind LaChance
Donald ’84 & Diana Lehmkuhl
Donald ’81 & Suzan Murdock
James ’76 & Kathy Redmond
Michael ’74 & Barbara Ricke
Donald ’72 & Laureen Ruberg
James ’68 & Nancy Ruff
Robert ’66 & Margie Ruffing
Scott ’88 & Niccia Smith
Joseph ’70 & Margie Stigler
James ’71 & Karen Walsh
Thomas ’68 & Lori Willke
Ronald ’65 & Victoria Wittekind
David ’77 & Lisa Witzgall

Ruby Abrams, mother of
Robert ’65
Robert Agnew, uncle of Diane
Eichhold (La Salle staff)
Mark Barlage ’74, brother of
Paul ’65
Ernest Bartolt, father of Rob ’79;
grandfather of Ryan Arthur ’08
Virginia A. Beckert, mother-in-law
of michael Strawser ’79 and
Donald Karches ’78
Milton Bosse, father of Paul ’75,
Jay ’78, David ’82; grandfather of
David ’05, Keith ’02, Kyle ’10
George Joseph Bourgraf, father of
Gary ’68 and Jay ’79
Kathleen Carroll-harris, mother of
thomas Carroll (La Salle faculty)
Russel E. Coppage ’99, son of
Frank ’68
Chrissie Craven, sister of Kathy
Fessler (La Salle cafeteria staff)
Timothy Donohue, father of
Dennis ’91, Shane ’96
Virginia Mary Fallon, mother of
Jim ’67
Vernece henning, mother-in-law of
Bill Effler ’64
In Memoriam
The La Salle family extends our condolences and prayers
to the members of our community whose loved ones
passed into God’s hands.
Peggy herman, wife of tim ’69
Charles “Chuck” hoffman ’78,
brother of Daniel ’82, Douglas ’80,
Kenneth ’72, Lawrence ’70; uncle
of David ’02, mark ’97, Craig ’95,
Braden ’99
Camilla Jessee, mother of
Eugene ’65, James ’72 and
mark ’77; grandmother of Bo ’03
Frank D. Kraemer, father of Cindy
webb (La Salle faculty) and mike
Kraemer ’81; grandfather of
Garrett ’10 and Brandon ’08 webb
Paul Krueger, son of Robert Krueger
(former faculty member); brother
of mark ’75 (deceased), Jim ’79,
Brian ’76; brother-in-law of
Richard Zeinner ’75; uncle of
Richard ’00 and Dan ’04 Zeinner
Mildred Leonhardt, grandmother of
Scott ’82, Joe ’83 and Kevin ’87;
great-grandmother of Ben ’09
Rita C. Lewis, mother of Al ’77,
Dick ’64 and tom ’67 Lindeman;
grandmother of Ryan
Lindeman ’06
Janice Meyer, wife of michael J.
meyer ’72, mother of matthew ’02
Alan W. Moelchert ’73, uncle of
Jason ’11 and mark ’08 Berling
LaVerne C. Ramsey, mother of
thomas ’91
Ruth Ruffing, mother of Robert ’66;
grandmother of Nick ’99
and mark ’98
Virginia J. Schaich, grandmother of
Robert ’05
Brian Schira ’97, brother of Dan ’98
and Eric ’94
John Schlomer ’70, brother of
Raymond ’72 (deceased)
Anthony “Tony” Schmidt, father of
tony ’75, Jim ’79, and tim ’82
Daniel Shields ’81, brother of
Doug ’86
Paul Sillies, father of terry Sillis ’67,
tom ’68, Dave ’82 and John ’74
Sillies; grandfather of Paul ’96 and
Joseph ’02 Sillis, Austin ’09,
Devin ’07 and Logan ’11 Sillies;
father-in-law of Randy Jester ’69
Carl “o.C.” Smith, father-in-law of
Frank Rosenacker ’70
Janet M. Telintelo, grandmother of
Deron ’85 and Ryan ’91 Schrand,
Stephen ’07 and Adam ’99
Volpenhein; mother-in-law of
tom Volpenhein ’68
Teaching at the Post-Secondary Level
In the next issue of the La Salle Lancer, we would like to write a story about alumni
who teach on the college level. If you would like to be a part of this feature,
please contact Matt Dierkers, Associate Director of Advancement,
at mdierkers@lasallehs.net and include your email address.
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You have to feel great about the season... Coach Frank Russo
the La Salle track team accomplished all its goals this season
and then some. the Lancers won the GCL, District, and Regional
championships and competed for the State title.
Chandler Burden became the first athlete in the city of Cincinnati to
win both the shot and discus in the state finals.
DeVier Posey became the first athlete in the city of Cincinnati to
win the 100, 200 and 400 meter dash in the Regional Championship
and then qualified to the finals in the state championship in all three
events.
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LANCER
First Lancer to Win Both Shot Put and Discus State Titles
La Salle became the first high school in the city to qualify two
athletes to the finals in the 100 meter dash.
It’s been 14 years since the Lancer track team has been crowned
Regional Champions and has been on the State Podium.
“we had a remarkable run at the state title,” says Coach Frank
Russo. “Our guys competed from beginning to end. most people
didn’t give us a chance going into the meet, but our guys had one
goal in mind and they never compromised or let up. You have to
feel great about the season, and the championship run we made.”
LA SALLE CroSS CoUNTrY 1 ST ANNUAL ALUMNi rUN & fAMiLY pArTY
WhEN: FRIDAY, AuGuSt 15, 7:00 Pm RACE (2 miles on grass), PARtY uNtIL 11:00 Pm
WhERE: mt. AIRY FORESt, OAK RIDGE LODGE
Who’S INVITED: ALL PASt AND PRESENt CROSS COuNtRY RuNNERS AND tHEIR FAmILIES
CoST: $20 PER ADuLt, NO CHARGE FOR CHILDREN
WhAT To BRING: PLEASE BRING AN APPEtIZER, SALAD, OR DESSERt tO SHARE. mAIN ENtRÉE, CORN AND BEVERAGES
(beer, pop and water) wILL BE PROVIDED
MoRE INFo: At long last, the cross country program is having a reunion. this run and party will unite the runners from the storied past
with the current 2008 team. we invite runners, their families, and their parents to spend an evening celebrating shared
memories and Frank Russo stories. Everybody is invited to run in the two-mile run. the current team will use the race as a
time trial.
If you have any questions or want to attend, call Joe muenchen at 731-4250 or email jmuenchen@lasallehs.net.

SPORTS
New Head Wrestling Coach
The Athletic Department at La Salle High School
is excited to announce that Mr. Avery Zerkle is the
new Head Wrestling Coach. Avery is a graduate of
national wrestling powerhouse, St. Paris Graham
High School. Graham has won eight straight state
titles and was recently crowned the 2008 National
High School Champions.
As a competitor, Avery was a two-time State
Placer, a State Champion and an All-American
at Graham. He is a graduate of Lock Haven
University in Pennsylvania where he was a twotime
NCAA Division I National Qualifier. After
graduation, Avery coached at Graham for five
years and, during his tenure, the team won the
Division II State Championship each year. For the
The First Annual
Father Chuck Golf
Memorial will take
place Saturday,
September 27, 2008,
at Weatherwax
Golf Course in
Middletown, Ohio.
This year’s event will be a four-person scramble
with a shotgun start scheduled at 1:30 p.m.
Proceeds from the outing will be given back to the
students in the schools he served in the form of
tuition assistance. The high schools include La Salle,
McAuley, Alter, Fenwick, and St. Xavier.
past two years, he has been the head coach at
Springboro High School.
This summer, Avery hosted Open Mat nights in the
De La Salle Center. He is already implementing
a new upgraded schedule, recruiting new staff
and increasing participation to fill all-weight
classes. He hopes to finish in the top 10 in each
tournament and send wrestlers to district and state
competitions. He will encourage the wrestlers to
maintain high GPA’s especially during the season.
As these goals are met, Mr. Zerkle hopes Lancer
wrestlers will become GCL, district and even state
champions. As a student and coach at Graham
High School, he enjoyed national recognition. He
wants that for La Salle, too.
We hope that you will join us in supporting this new and worthwhile event. If you have any
questions or if you have a gift that needs to be picked up, please feel free to contact Theresa or Bill
Sillies at bsilles@cinci.rr.com or 513-741-8968. Visit us at our website geocities.com/golf4chuck.
Baseball Team wins Sectional Championship
the 2008 Lancer Baseball team won another
sectional championship this year by defeating
Elder in an exciting game at western Hills.
Aaron walter won the game on the mound.
the offense was led by the bat of sophomore
Jake meister. “Jake hit a three-run homer
that gave us a nice little cushion,” says Coach
O’Conner. “we were able to add to our lead
when terrell Jones drove in Reid Rizzo with
a double in the last inning.”
this year’s success started and ended with
the strong performance of the pitching staff.
the team had an excellent 2.17 team ERA.
Leading the way was All-League and All-
City pitcher Aaron walter. Aaron, who is now
2008 Golf Outings
Benefiting La Salle
May - Ben Kelhoffer memorial
Scholarship
June - Bob Krueger Invitational
Golf Outing
August - James Schoenlaub ’00
memorial Scholarship Fund
September - will Ramsey
memorial Scholarship Fund and
mr. Nick Scholarship Fund
in La Salle’s record book for IP, ERA, and
wins, was the team’s most Valuable Pitcher
for the second straight year. He ended the
regular season with a .91 ERA. “He was
tremendous all year long. He beat both
moeller and Elder twice. the team really
rallied around walts when he threw.”
the team recorded another 20-win season,
the second in four years. they all worked
hard under the strong leadership of the
seniors. with seven starters returning to
the team in 2009, Coach O’Connor plans
to advance to the district finals and beyond
next year.
The Class of 2008 will be
well-represented at the following
colleges by 15 outstanding
athletes in their respective sport.
Thomas More College
David Browning, Football
Bilal Clemons, Football
Eric Maffey, Football
Kendall Owens, Football
Aaron Walter, Football
University of Dayton
Michael Deyhle, Soccer
Morehead State University
Kyle Douglas, Football
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
Matt Green, Football
University of Cincinnati
T.J. Jones, Baseball
J.K. Schaffer, Football
Ohio State University
DeVier Posey, Football
Mount Union College
Lamar Robinson, Football
Ohio Dominican University
Ben Vulhop, Football
University of Kentucky
Chandler Burden, Football
Xavier University
Christopher Burger, Golf
Lancers Play in Dallas
the Lancer football team has been selected to
represent Ohio in the texas High School Football
Showcase Saturday, August 30, 2008 in texas Stadium,
home to the Dallas Cowboys. we are honored
to represent the G.C.L. South, the best league in the
country, in this event. the same promoters who put
on the Herbstreit event last year in Ohio called last
January to invite the Lancers. they were impressed
with our team and are willing to absorb the majority
of the cost of the trip. the Lancers will be playing
Cedar Hill texas with the kickoff scheduled at 2:30
p.m. CSt. Alumni in texas who would like to attend
the game should contact the Advancement Office at
513-741-2687 or email kbarlag@lasallehs.net.
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Golf outinG
Raises $42,500
The inaugural Bob Krueger Invitational was held Monday, June 16, 2008 at Miami View Golf Club.
Bob is most appreciative of all the preparation and leadership that the planning committee did under
the direction of Tom Binzer ’75 and Matt Dierkers ’91. The committee of over 25 family members,
friends, and La Salle alumni worked together in harmony to establish this first annual golf outing.
Bob Krueger believes that God has a plan for all of us. From his early leadership role as
senior class president at Purcell High School in 1950, through decades as a coach
and dean of discipline at La Salle, to a lifetime of parenting and being a
grandparent, Bob says, “All I ever wanted to do in my life was to bring
people together with a common goal.”
Nearly 180 golfers participated in the event. A highlight of the event
was the assistance of over 60 La Salle students on the course
during the day. “The day will be remembered for the great weather,
wonderful people and fun atmosphere,” explains Matt Dierkers. “The
comprehensive approach by the committee to address the needs of the
golfers was very successful.”
In total, the Bob Krueger Invitational Golf Outing raised $42,500
to benefit the Bob Krueger Endowment Fund. This fund provides
scholarships to deserving students and families that
have invested in Catholic education during grade
school and have a financial need to attend
La Salle.
Plan now to attend next year’s golf outing.
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INAUGURAL
MONDAY, JUNE 16, 2008
MIAMI VIEW GOLF CLUB
MIAMITOWN, OHIO
Above; 2008 Bob Krueger Invitational Planning Committee
Left to right; Jen and Kevin Morgan, Julie and Joe Schneider, Bob and
Julie Krueger, Mary Murray, Kathy Zeinner, Doug and Janie Lyons
“I am so excited and enthusiastic
about this event,” Bob exclaims.
“I feel like a little kid again,
filled with awe and appreciation.
Thank you.”
WinneRs of the Men’s scRaMble
Kyle Schutte • MarK Schutte
BoB Bigner • John PoPKen
WinneRs of the Mixed couple’s scRaMble
Millie rueve • andrew rueve
toMMy rueve • chriS rueve
a special thank-you to the MajoR sponsoRs:
Golf sponsoRs dinneR sponsoR
hole-in-one sponsoRs lunch sponsoR
Proudly Representing
beveRaGe sponsoR

Reunion Weekend 2008
September 19-20, 2008
Friday, September 19, 2008
• Golf Outing at Hidden Valley Country Club
10:00 AM Registration
11:00 AM Shotgun Start
Cost: $80
(Includes golf, beer, pop, water, lunch, steak
dinner at La Salle, and ticket to the football
game.)
• Steak Dinner
6:00 PM – La Salle Cafeteria
Cost: $15
• La Salle vs. Henry Clay Football Game
7:30 PM – Kickoff Lancer Stadium
Cost: $6
• Alumni Stag
Not included in the golf package
10:00 PM – La Salle Cafeteria
Cost: $10
Saturday, September 20, 2008
• Alumni Reunion Mass
5:30 PM – La Salle Chapel
Register ONLINE at www.cincinnatilasalle.net.
Click on Alumni and follow the links to
Reunion Weekend 2008.
Homecoming 2008 September 19, 2008
Be a part of reminiscing with friends, past faculty and current
faculty about your La Salle experience.
*La Salle vs. Henry Clay Football Game
7:30 PM – Kickoff Lancer Stadium
Cost: $6
*Alumni Stag
10:00 PM – La Salle Cafeteria
Cost: $10
Register ONLINE at www.cincinnatilasalle.net.
Click on Alumni and follow the links to Homecoming 2008.
Matt Dierkers ’91
Associate Director of Advancement
La Salle High School • 3091 North Bend Road • Cincinnati, Ohio 45239
Office - 513.741.2383 • Mobile - 513.266.1671
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Same addreSS…a Whole NeW experieNce
www.cincinnatilasalle.net
La Salle has a new interactive website for
alumni and friends of La Salle. To join in:
• Go to www.cincinnatilasalle.net
• Click on “Alumni”
• If you have not signed up for your personal
account, Click on “First Time Login” at
the top of the page.
• Enter the Constituent Record Number
listed above your name on the mailing
address label.
• Explore the site and experience La Salle in
a whole new way!
La Salle High School
3091 North Bend Road
Cincinnati, Ohio 45239-7637
(513)741-2687
www.cincinnatilasalle.net
CONNECT
Network with former classmates and 10,000
other alumni through our online directory,
email, instant notes, class notes or online chat.
LEARN
Stay current with La Salle’s campus and
the excellent academic programs La Salle
offers young men.
BENEFIT
Utilize our Job Posting Boards, Career Center
and Online registration process ONLY available
to La Salle alumni and friends.
ENGAGE
Make an Online Donation, Play videos,
view photo galleries and sign up for Alumni
Association activities.
memorieS oF “mY” la Salle: GiVe US YoUr BeST hiGh School STorY!
Open House
Sunday, November 2, 2008
La Salle welcomes prospective students and their family to the annual
Open House where they can meet and greet the La Salle faculty, staff,
administration and parents of other Lancers. Open House is a great
opportunity for students to see firsthand the outstanding facilities
that enable our Lancers to excel spiritually, academically, socially,
and athletically. Our Lancer Leaders will take them on a guided tour
around campus and introduce them to members of the academic
departments, the campus minister, coaches of the outstanding athletic
teams, and club moderators from over 65 co-curriculars.
For questions or information, call Andre Gibson at 513-741-2365.
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