THE LEADER FOR THE ALUMNI, PARENTS, AND FRIENDS OF COVINGTON LATIN SCHOOL
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The Legacy Continues...
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LATIN SCHOOL WINS TOP AWARDS // CLASS OF ‘81 REUNION // BACK TO SCHOOL // DONOR HONOR ROLL
A MESSAGE FROM THE HEADMASTER
Dear Covington Latin School Families, Alumni, and Friends, While the restrictions on human interactions still exist, which dictate a slower return to normal instruction, Covington Latin School students emerged from their computer screens to enjoy a fairly normal graduation, the start of school, and return to classrooms and sports fields both last year and now. Some of the events highlighted in this edition of The Leader look like the events of other years: First day of school, Olympic Day in October, reunions, and people interacting with parents, students, teachers, and administrators again after a long time in isolation. So while we still pray for all those sick or anxious, we also can celebrate so many accomplishments. The Class of 1981 returned to campus in June, and I enjoyed meeting many of them as well as hearing stories from a different, but similar time at CLS. The weekend festivities did not end when the classmates returned home--- the class donated a generous gift for the renovation of the “old” library into a new, modern collaborative space for our students. Thanks also to the Drees and Jones families who generously provided a lead gift to move this dream into reality. Look for this addition to our learning environment in December. The Class of 2021 will be remembered as my first graduating class as headmaster of CLS, and they represent all that is great about a Covington Latin School education: they are smart, kind, savvy, and, yes, young in age and wise in spirit. The return on investment this class received from many outstanding universities again proves that providing bright, motivated students a challenge will open doors and avenues of success. Good luck, Class of 2021. We miss you! Finally, we end our annual report with a public thank you to all of you who so generously gave time, treasure, and talent to ensure we have the best programs for our students and the best faculty. Our annual appeal fund clearly allows us to do much more in so many areas, so thank you again to those who recognize Covington Latin School as a primary giving target. We also witnessed the awarding of scholarships by the benefactors who know what the value of a Covington Latin education is for students who otherwise would not be able to afford this gift. Thank you all. I look forward to our continued growth in many areas as we partner with you to ensure the future will be bright with Covington Latin School graduates: an investment for the community and country. The continued advancement of our beloved school grants our students the love of learning and true academic, spiritual, and interpersonal success. We are proud to have a community that represents our school in many facets as we return to normal. Again, thank you for your continued support of Covington Latin and its students. Have a blessed year!
Dr. John P. Kennedy Headmaster
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THE LEADER TABLE OF CONTENTS
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FEATURES
Important Dates & UPCOMING EVENTS November 23rd
Latin School Takes Multiple Top Awards .................. 4
Alumni Happy Hour at Braxton Brewery
Class of 1981 Reunion ................................................. 6 Back to School .............................................................. 8
December 5th
Kohlhepp Family Legacy ........................................... 10
Open House
Donor Honor Roll ...................................................... 11 ExploreMore Gifted Program ................................... 14
December 11th Entrance Exam
IN EVERY ISSUE
January 31st
Message from the Headmaster ................................... 2
Benefactor’s Reception
In Memoriam .............................................................. 14 Reconnect with Latin School .................................... 15
February 17th
School News ................................................................ 16
Evening Open House
MISSION
February 19th Entrance Exam
The Covington Latin School is a Catholic institution, prompted by the Gospel message of Jesus Christ to accelerate the unique abilities of its students by fostering an environment rich in belonging, classical in thought, modern in approach, which cultivates leadership in service to others.
February 26th Trivia Night
April 1st
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION
Career Day
Dr. John P. Kennedy, Headmaster Matt Krebs, Dean of Students Stephanie Tewes, Dean of Studies Erin Stone, Guidance Counselor Amy Darpel, Director of Advancement
July 28th Golf Outing *Alumni Association meetings take place on the 2nd Monday of each month at 7 pm EST.
CONTACT Please direct all Letters to the Editor, address changes, or other correspondence to advancement@covingtonlatin.org or to: Covington Latin School 21 East 11th Street Covington, KY 41011
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Latin School Takes Multiple Top Awards
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It has been quite a year for Covington Latin School. CLS was designated as one of the Best Workplaces in Northern Kentucky by NKY Magazine, listed as the Best Private School in the Greater Cincinnati Region by Cincinnati Family Choice Awards, named the Most Caring Catholic School in the LUXlife Private Education Awards, and received Best School Spirit from Northern Kentucky Magazine. The highpoint of the recent awards is the Niche.com 2022 rankings, which placed Covington Latin School as the number one Catholic School in Kentucky. Collectively, these awards represent Covington Latin School’s continued upward trajectory as a premier Catholic educational institution.
Each of these awards is a special honor for our teachers, students, staff, families, and alumni and illustrate how we live our mission and motto each day.
Best Workplaces in Northern Kentucky
2021 Best Workplaces in Northern Kentucky Presented by NKY Magazine | April 2021 Covington Latin School was the only educational institution to reach this coveted list as a Best Workplace in Northern Kentucky. These awards honor the top fourteen businesses and organizations, both large and small, which exhibit exceptional employee resources and corporate culture. This year’s honors pay special attention to companies across the area that performed extraordinarily during the dilemmas poised by COVID-19. Amazing representatives like these make the Southern Ohio, Northern Kentucky and Southeast Indiana region such a great place to work.
Best Private School Greater Cincinnati Family Choice Awards Presented by Cincy Magazine | Summer 2021 Covington Latin School, as one of three finalists from the region, outshined fellow Kentucky school, Villa Madonna Academy, and Cincinnati’s Archbishop Moeller High School to win by popular vote for the “Best Private School” in the region. These annual awards recognize area businesses that are the very best in providing services and products to Greater Cincinnati’s families. The 179 categories run the gamut from Family Fun to Pets, Tasty Eats to Education and everything in between.
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Most Caring Catholic School 2021 Private Education Awards – Presented by LuxLife Magazine – AI Global Media | July 2021 For this global educational competition, Covington Latin School was one of only a handful of schools selected to represent the United States. This award emphasizes a directive of Covington Latin School to educate the “whole” student focusing on supporting every student emotionally, mentally, and physically to achieve overall success. LUXlife Magazine expounds there is no more noble cause than educating the youth of today to cope with the challenges of tomorrow. LUX’s Private Education Award program is an impeccable way to confirm that our school is at the apex of the field and truly deserving of acclaim and accolades – affirming this enterprise as a cut above the rest.
Best School Spirit (K-12) Best of NKY 2021 – Sponsored by NKY Convention and Visitors Bureau | July 2021 The Best of NKY School Spirit Award for Covington Latin School exemplifies the passion every student, teacher, staff, and alum share for the institution. Competitively, Covington Latin School outshined both of our Catholic neighbors: Covington Catholic High School and Blessed Sacrament School to win the honor. For the past 10 years, the Best of NKY has celebrated all that Northern Kentucky has to offer. Thousands of people voted in NKY Magazine’s 2021 Best of NKY competition. From doughnuts to bike stores, we love celebrating the businesses of this community.
#1 Best Catholic High School in Kentucky 2022 Best Catholic High Schools in Kentucky – Presented by Niche.com | September 2021 Climbing three spots from the 2021 rankings to achieve the position as the #1 Best Catholic High School in Kentucky exemplifies Covington Latin School’s Catholic faith in commitment to the success of our students, by fostering an environment rich in belonging, classical in thought, modern in approach, all while cultivating leadership in service to others. The basis for the 2022 Best Catholic High School rankings by Niche (Niche.com) are a rigorous analysis of key statistics and millions of reviews from students and parents. Niche analyzes over 100,000 schools and districts nationwide to determine the ranking evaluation, now in its eighth year. It includes data sourced from the U.S. Department of Education, SAT/ACT scores, student-teacher ratio, the quality of colleges that students consider, Catholic school ratings, and more – striving for a comparable, uniformed, well-rounded assessment.
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REUNITED
Don’t forget your class reunion. I am glad I did not! Do not miss those who helped sharpen you… We graduated on June 6th, 1981. On the first weekend of this past June, 28 guys (74% of our class) in their mid (late?) 50’s revisited their mid (late?) teens as we celebrated the reunion of the Covington Latin School Class of 1981, our 40th! In many ways, it seemed like 40-years ago; in many ways, it seemed like yesterday. One of the most fun parts of organizing our class reunion was tracking everyone down. I started with the data that Covington Latin School had, then attacked Facebook, LinkedIn, WhitePages.com, etc. With the aid of a few classmates, I was able to track down 37 of 38 surviving classmates. I could not find Roy Stevens!
memories, e.g., the “old” senior lounge in the basement (now the band room), the “old” study hall (now classrooms), the “old” cafeteria (fka “The Alfred E. Packer Cafeteria’’ and now the art classroom), the “old” language/computer lab (now the Latin classroom), the “old” biology and chemistry labs (now classrooms), and the “old” library (still the “old” library!). We were then shown the new senior lounge (conveniently around the corner from the Dean of Students!), the new, state-ofthe-art labs, the new cafeteria, the Forum, the Chapel, etc. Following our time together at the school, we moved the evening to The Hofbräuhaus in Newport where we continued to imbibe adult beverages, catch-up on families, etc.
On Friday, June 4th, my classmates and many of our significant others met at Covington Latin School. Several in our class had not been back since graduation in 1981. Probably, most had not been back since the completion of the addition in 2011. We were updated on the current state of Covington Latin by John Kennedy, the Headmaster. We played class trivia where we were reminded of many things related to our time at Covington Latin School, e.g., Buck Buck, the bouncing of Mr. Whitehead’s keys in the hall, the melting of Alex Reyes’ pants, “jackdaws” with Dr. Tom, “Peaches”, eraser fights, dissection styli in the ceiling of the biology lab, jug, etc. Amy Darpel, the Director of Advancement, led our class on a tour of the building. We stopped at many places along the way and relived many great
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On Saturday, June 5th, our class (without our significant others) reconvened at my home where we enjoyed a steak dinner and more adult beverages. We regaled each other with tales of old, successes of new, and lessons since. We caught up on each other’s careers, families, and plans for the future. To be sure that we celebrated on the actual anniversary of our graduation date, a few of us (names intentionally left out here) lasted around the firepit until 2:00am in the morning on Sunday, June 6th! I have not seen 2:00am in decades! Our reunion exceeded every expectation that I had and was more than I hoped for. I appreciate the distance that many travelled, e.g., St. Petersburg, FL; Dallas, TX; Tucson,
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make a “Class Gift” to plant “shade trees” under which later generations will sit. Our class chose a goal of $8100 in honor of the Class of 1981. I am so happy to share that our class raised $11,600, blowing out the $8100 goal! After our class reunion, I am not at all surprised. At heart, our class, and others before and after us, are a caring and generous bunch with a continued affection for Covington Latin School. The “shade trees” that Covington Latin School chose to use our gift for will help renovate the “old” library into a research and collaboration space where students can take their classical education to the next level!
AZ; Seattle, WA; Lorton, VA; Kansas City, KS; Silver Spring, MD . . . a bit closer but still a commitment to come from Columbus, OH; Dayton, OH; Winchester, KY; and Indianapolis, IN . . . even someone who came from just down the road in Morning View, KY. We have classmates with lots (and lots) of children, a bourbon distiller, some retired or thinking about it, some sold their companies, others are soldiers and veterans, teachers, businessmen, doctors, lawyers, entertainers, butchers, financial advisors, engineers, researchers, IT experts, rocket scientists, etc. Our class checked a lot of boxes. Without question, we were reminded of the role Covington Latin School played in our lives. We were reminded of the role that we played in each other’s lives. One of my favorite Bible verses seems very appropriate for graduates of Covington Latin School, “As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another,” Proverbs 27:17. I know others in my class sharpened me.
While I will never wish time away, I am already looking forward to our 50th class reunion. At the rate time currently flies, that is only like a few weeks from now! One of our classmates is doing a periodic email to keep everyone connected and informed about the goings-on in the lives of each other. Sometime around May of each year, I will pick an evening to have dinner together. While that will mainly cover those who live nearby, I do not want to wait for ten years to see my classmates again!
June 5, 2021
There are only a couple of teachers still with us who were at Covington Latin School when we started there in 1977. It was great seeing Father Dan Vogelpohl. I still cannot believe he was only 26 when we started at CLS and all of 30 when we graduated! To be honest, I could not believe how old my classmates are! 40-years-ago, I would never have thought we would have needed name tags if we got together! The funny thing was that when you started talking with someone, the pounds melted away, the gray hair became less obvious, the wrinkles smoothed out, and you were talking to that young man from 1981.
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If you have the time, willingness, and ability, organize your class reunion. If you do not want to organize it, attend it. You will not be sorry. It is a pleasant walk through history. If you cannot attend, make a donation, plant a “shade tree” for others to sit under. By the way, I am still looking for Roy Stevens . . .
John Cain
Covington Latin School continues to make a difference in the lives of many young and gifted students. The “shade trees” we sat under while at Covington Latin School were planted by others before us. I am proud that our class chose to
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Reunions are back! Covington Latin School is here to help you with all your reunion needs. Contact us at advancement@covingtonlatin.org.
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B A C K
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For the first time in over a year, we have some semblance of normalcy with a regular start to the school year. Time honored traditions such as Olympic Day, Alumni Latin Mass and Reception, orientation, mixers, senior portraits, and Honors Assembly were brought back. It was tremendous to be able to have all of our students together for the first time since March of 2020. While our students’ faces might still be behind masks, we know their smiles are wide from the return of traditions.
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S C H O O L First Day of School Latin Mass
Latin Mass Reception
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Societas Legatum The Societas Legatum is composed of individuals and families who have included Covington Latin School in their estate plans. If you have already named CLS as a beneficiary in your plans, we again thank you for your commitment. As a member of this society, you exemplify exceptional commitment to and faith in Covington Latin. Your gift will have a direct impact on generations of future Latin students. If you would like to learn more about planned giving and the Societas Legatum, please contact Amy Darpel at amy.darpel@covingtonlatin.org. John and Carla Cain ‘81
Rev. Dan Noll ‘68
Robert Westendorf ‘75
Gary Cummins ‘66
Dr. Donald Saelinger ‘63
Deacon Gerald Franzen ‘60
Stephens Woodrough ‘55
John Lewin ‘46
John Domashko ‘66
Rev. Albert Ruschman ‘45
Kirk Knotts and Lynda Crossan, parents of Karah ‘16 and Allyson ‘21
Oakley and Eva Farris
Jerry and Diane Kohlhepp ‘62
Dave Folz ‘66
Edwin Linz ‘62
Ted Robinson ‘59 Fred Reuter ‘56
If you have named Covington Latin School in your estate plans or would like to learn more about the Societas Legatum, please contact Amy Darpel at amy.darpel@covingtonlatin.org.
Why I Give... by Jerry Kohlhepp
FAMILY LEGACY
My stint at The Covington Latin School was from September 1958 to June 1962. I went to CLS because my two older brothers, Bill ‘57 and Bob ‘59 along with my father (bless his soul!) Clifford ‘33 all of whom I looked up to very much, preceded me. It may have been the smartest thing I’ve ever done because the discipline, study habits, work ethic, logical thinking process and Fr. Vater’s power problems that I learned there have stayed with me throughout my career and lifetime. For these reasons, the Kohlhepp family has long been a big supporter of CLS and we now expect that to continue well into the future. The school (now 6 grade levels - 7th thru 12th) remains a hidden jewel of a school right here in Covington, Kentucky. Also I’ve made many lifelong friends from my time at CLS, including from our prestigious class of 1962. Quite often I thank the Lord for His guidance for directing me to and through CLS, because I’m confident I wouldn’t be what I am today if not for Covington Latin. Clearly family and CLS have been critical formations for me in my life!
Jerry Kohlhepp Class of 1962
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Covington Latin School Annual Giving Honor Roll Thank you to all those who have made the commitment to further our mission to educate the future generations of leaders through the Academic Advancement Fund from July 1, 2020 to June 30, 2021. This year, your gifts totaled over $440,000. These transformative gifts provided much-needed scholarships for our students, added to our endowment, and supported programming to enrich our student experience at CLS. Father Heile Club $5,000 + Anonymous Wiseway Supply Company Mr. and Mrs. John S. Cain 1981 Mr. Gary E. Cummins 1966 Mrs. Thomas Dooley Dr. Nicholas S. Hellmann 1974 and Dr. Susan Desmond-Hellmann Mrs. William Koehl Mr. Frederick M. Reuter 1956 and Ms. Judy Wimberg Mr. and Mrs. Edwin T. Robinson 1959 Rev. James Ryan 1962 Mr. Mark M. & Mrs. Susan Kester Wilkins Mr. and Mrs. A. Martin Zalla 1954 Mr. and Mrs. David W. Zalla 1980 Dr. and Mrs. James A. Zalla 1956 Mr. Robert G. Zumbiel 1979
Trustee Club $2,500-$4,999 Anonymous Dr. David M. Banks 1988 and Ms. Paula Bingham Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Baumann 1947 Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Brown 1977 Mr. Joseph Dixon 1966 Mr. and Mrs. Oakley Farris Mr. and Mrs. James Fette Dr. and Mrs. Jeremy R. Graff 1985 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Kohlhepp 1959 Dr. and Mrs. Richard M. Lampe 1960 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Miller Dr. and Mrs. Martin W. Mitchell 1983
Headmasters Club $1,000- $2,499 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Beckman 1977 Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Bitter 1981 Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Blau 1979 Dr. Scott Bleser 1977 Dr. and Mrs. William P. Caldon 1968 Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Cummins 1979 Mr. and Mrs. David Darpel Dr. and Mrs. Jon Divine Mr. and Mrs. John S. Domaschko 1966 Mr. and Mrs. James A. Dressman 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Finney 1974 Mr. and Mrs. David A. Folz 1966 Mr. and Mrs. Jerome F. Geiman 1956 Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Gieske 1959 Greater Cincinnati Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gressock Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Guilfoyle 1976 Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hengehold 1952 Mr. and Mrs. Tyson R. Hermes 1990 Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Huller 1965 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kenkel 1977 Mr. Mark A. Kopser 1981 Dr. and Mrs. George D. Kramer 1950 Mr. David V. Kramer 1976
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Deans Club continued
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Kreutzjans ‘54 Mr. and Mrs. George P. Kreutzjans 1981 Dr. and Mrs. Michael R. Kuhlman 1969 Mr. Stephen A. Lang 1969 Dr. Jacob M. Lantry 1998 and Kristen Larcher 2001 Mr. Steve LaVelle and Ms. Anne Schoelwer Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Litzler 1990 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lonnemann 1972 Mr. Thomas L. Meyer 1987 and Mrs. Kelly Knutson-Meyer Dr. Bradley G. Mullen 1977 Payroll Partners Thomas C. Purcell III 1978 Mr. and Mrs. James P. Rauf 1960 Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Reinert 1965 Dr. Nicholas L. Reuter 1958 Dr. and Mrs. James J. Roebker 1979 Rev. Albert E. Ruschman 1945 Dr. and Mrs. Donald A. Saelinger 1963 St. Benedict Church Holy Name Scholarship Fund St. Elizabeth Healthcare Dr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Schoborg 1965 Dr. and Mrs. George J. Schulte 1966 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Seiter 1971 Mr. and Mrs. James P. Shanahan 1977 Dr. Mark W. Simon 1981 Dr. and Mrs. Richard G. Stevie 1967 TL Ashford & Associates, Inc UBS Financial Services Dr. Thomas M. Von Lehman 1965 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wagstaff Mr. Ben Wilmhoff 1994 and Mrs. Katherine D. Wilmhoff 1996 Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Woeste 1971 Mr. and Mrs. E. John Wolfzorn 1962 Mr. and Mrs. H. Anthony Woltermann 1959 Mr. Thomas Woodruff Dr. and Mrs. Mark J. Zalla 1979 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Zilliox 1994
Mr. Michael J. Gorman 1983 Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Graff 1963 Mr. Henry J. Grimmelsman 1989 Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Groh 1982 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Gross 1979 Mr. and Mrs. George B. Hammerle 1983 Ms. Ellen Haskell Mr. and Mrs. Roger G. Hehman 1960 Mrs. Mary T. Hellmann Mr. Robert A. Hengelbrok 1979 Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Herzog 1961 Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Hoffer 1972 Mr. George R. Hoffman 1957 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Jehn 1970 Dr. John and Mrs. Christin Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Kinman 1969 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Klocke 1976 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Kohlhepp 1966 Mr. Brian T. Kute 1987 Mr. and Ms. Hien Le Dr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Lubbe 1955 Mr. and Mrs. Dino M. Lucarelli 1975 Mr. and Mrs. James J. Luersen 1977 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Lunn 1971 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick S. McElhone 1960 Mr. and Mrs. William J. McGee 1981 Mr. and Mrs. R. Daniel Meyer 1979 Mr. Neko A. Moore 2003 Mr. and Mrs. David C. Muench 1971 Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Nalley 1961 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Paul 1961 Mr. and Bradley Paul Mr. David A. Pfaehler 2002 and Mrs. Anna K. Pfaehler 2002 Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Portwood 1983 Dr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Rackers 1971 Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Ritter 1959 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Rodgers Dr. and Mrs. Nelson Rodriguez Dr. and Mrs. David A. Ryan 1979 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Sayre 1982 Mr. and Mrs. George J. Schuette 1964 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schuetter St. Vincent DePaul Scholarship Fund Dr. and Mrs. Thaddeus B. Stanton 1967 Ms. Stephanie Tewes Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Theis 1981 Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Vocke 1964 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Westendorf 1975 Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing North America, Inc
Deans Club $500- $999 Anonymous Dr. and Mrs. Michael I. Anstead 1981 Dr. and Mrs. C. William Blewett 1959 Keating Muething & Klekamp PLL Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Brennan 1978 Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Brinker 1977 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Cleves 1971 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Conners 1981 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Cummins 1961 Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Dehne 1975 Mr. Daniel J. DiOrio 1962 Mr. and Mrs. Martin B. Dressman 1981 Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Eismann 1981 Mr. Harold J. Fodor 1977 Dr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Franzen 1960 Dr. and Mrs. John D. Geil 1968 Mr. and Mrs. William G. Geisen 1975
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Dr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Ash 1957 Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Baker 1972 Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Blewett 1984 Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Bodde 1969 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bolan 1981 Mr. Eric Boyle 1988 and Ms. Yulia Petrossian Boyle
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The 1923 Club continued
Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Brett 1979 Dr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Bright 1962 Dr. James E. Brown 1974 and Dr. Judith Masset-Brown Mr. Alex Buerger 1981 and Ms. Angela Wolfrum Mr. David L. Busse 1967 Mr. Austin C. Calico 1999 Mr. George B. Coley 1977 and Ms. Sudsawat Wongchompoo Mr. and Mrs. James A. Collett 1969 Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Coppage Mr. Barry L. Dance 1966 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew L. Darpel 1975 Mr. Anthony J. Deye 1956 Mr. Timothy D. Eviston 1981 Mr. Daniel S. Elmlinger 2011 Mr. John R. Fahrmeier 1982 and Ms. Judy Cornwell Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Fieger 1974 Dr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Fisher 1963 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Foltz 1965 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Goosmann 1976 Dr. and Mrs. Jamison T. Graff 1986 Mr. and Mrs. R. Arthur Grimme 1959 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Grome Mr. and Mrs. Ebert Haegele Mr. Donald J. Hellmann 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Barry Henry Mr. and Mrs. David R. Hergott 1959 Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Hetterman 1969 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Hill 1975 Dr. Ralph F. Huller 1963 Dr. Robert P. Hummel 1944 Idlebrook Promotions Mr. Gerard L. Jacobs 1975 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Kabitsch 1983 Mr. Matthew C. Kahn 1998 Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Kemper 1949 Kirk Knotts and Lynda Crossan Mr. and Mrs. Patrick V. Kolbe 1981 Mr. and Mrs. Larry J. Kremer 1973 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Lageman 1964 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Lamping 1976 Dr. Harold J. Laughlin 1941 Ms. Lana Long Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Lorenz Mackenzie B’s Boutique MacMillan Publishing Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Mando 1975 Mr. Michael D. Mangeot 1955 Mr. Timothy S. Mauntel 1960 Mr. Thomas J. McEntee 1953 Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. Menke 1946 Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Metzger 1965 Mr. and Mrs. William J. Oberjohn 1953 Dr. Douglas G. Ohmer 1979 Mr. Eugene R. Parsons 1981 Dr. and Mrs. Kevin D. Pelzer 1972 Mr. and Mrs. Gary J. Pranger 1971 Mr. Joseph D. Quigley 1990 and Ms. Victoria Scott Mr. and Mrs. Theodore S. Rakel 1976 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Rauf 1999 Mr. and Mrs. John Resing Mr. and Mrs. Jason Richardson Mr. Peter L. Rodgers 2013 Ms. Tiffany M. Rose 1997 Lt. Col. Robert W. Schaeffer 1981 Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Schlesinger 1951 Mr. Robert J. Schroder 1964 Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Stevie 1963 Dr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Stratman 1978
Mr. Daniel Tewes Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Thomas 1975 Mr. Samuel E. Thompson 1996 and Mrs. Michelle Thompson 1996 Mr. and Mrs. Barry J. Tuemler 1976 Rev. Lee and Dr. Michelle Veazey Rev. Msgr. Daniel J. Vogelpohl 1967 Dr. and Mrs. John H. Vollman 1961
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher G. Grout 1979 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Habig Dr. and Mrs. Alec T. Habig 1985 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hagan Dr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Harrison 1962 Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Hartman 1968 Dr. and Mrs. Stanley W. Heck 1963 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Herzog 1969 Dr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Hiltz 1967 Mr. and Mrs. Werner Hoelmer Mr. Danny Holleran Mr. Andy Holleran Mr. and Mrs. John L. Holtz 1954 Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Humkey 1960 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Huseman 1986 Mr. and Mrs. Barry Jesinoski Mr. and Mrs. Joel Johnsonbaugh Mr. Matthew Juelg and Mrs. Rachel E. Juelg 1996 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Kennedy 1974 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Koehl 1960 Mr. and Mrs. William G. Kohlhepp 1957 Mr. Albert T. Kovacic 1990 and Dr. Melinda Butsch-Kovacic Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Krebs Mr. and Mrs. William A. Kreutzjans 1958 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Kuhns Captain Andrejs V. Kukainis 1999 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. LaEace 1957 Mr. Robert P. Langenderfer 1992 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lee 1990 Mr. John N. Lewin 1946 Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Linz 1959 Rev. John E. List 1973 Mr. and Mrs. John Longbrake Mr. Matthew O. Lunn 1999 Mr. William Macke and Dr. Ann Macke Mr. David H. Maher 1963 Marathon Petroleum Company Fr. Alexander C. McCullough 2005 Dr. and Mrs. John R. Meier 1967 Dr. Melvin N. Memering 1962 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Meyer 1965 Mr. and Mrs. Gary Michel Dr. and Mrs. Mark E. Middendorf 1966 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Moore Mr. and Mrs. Paul Muething Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Mullen 1988 Mr. Thomas B. Myers 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald G. Nau 1957 Mr. Raymond J. Neace 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Neal Dr. Matthew J. Neltner 1996 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nickless Mr. Thomas H. Nienaber 1963 Dr. and Mrs. James A. Noll 1955 Ms. Ashley M. Norton 2002 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Novak Mr. and Mrs. Noah J. Osterhage 2003 Mr. Harry Owen Mr. Thomas P. Phillips 1944 Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Popovich 1964 Mr. and Mrs. Gray P’Pool Mrs. Richard Raabe Mr. and Mrs. Eric B. Rabe 1974 Mr. Ferd A. Rabe 1971 Mr. Robert H. Rauf 1937 Mr. Ray Rettig 1981 Mr. Kevin Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Rice 1979
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Mr. and Mrs. James Richardson 1966 Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Robbins 1953 Mr. Francis Arroyo Rodriguez 2019 Ms. Natasha Lee A. Rodriguez 2016 Ms. Eva Romer Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Saelinger 1973 Dr. Charles B. Schewene 1957 Mr. Patrick Schleker and Mrs Kelly L. Schleker 1999 Rev. Johnathan P. Schmolt 1990 Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Schneider 1964 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Andrew Schoettker 1977 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Schuler 1972 Mr. Tim Schwartz Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Scott 1965 Dr. Brian D. Sebastian 1990 Dr. Andrew L. Seibert 1978 Mr. Richard E. Shinners 1968 Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick Spenlau 1969 Mrs. Margaret Spragens Dr. and Mrs. James M. Stearns 1959 Dr. and Mrs. Donald D. Stieritz 1956 Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Thornberry Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Tiemeier 1967 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Tillman 1965 Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Trenkamp 1951 Dr. Thomas R. Trimbur 1962 Mr. Philip J. Volpenhein 1975 Mr. and Mrs. Jerome J. Von Handorf 1965 Mr. Jeffrey E. Von Handorf 1974 and Mrs. Mary Beiting VonLehman and Company Mr. Matthew H. Walton 2010 Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. Waters 1974 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Weatherford Mr. and Mrs. John P. Wegener 1969 Mr. and Mrs. Carlo R. Wessels 1978 Ms. Susan E. Wheatley Mike and Mary Jo Whelan Mr. and Mrs. James T. Whittle 1973 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Wiechman 1971 Mr. John F. Wilz 1967 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Winkler Mrs. Laani Wuest Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Yelton 1969 Mr. Adam Young Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Zembrodt 1968
Mr. and Mrs. Chip Boehmker Mr. Tristan L. Britt 2015 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown Mrs. Margaret Butler Ms. Mary Jacqueline Cain 2018 Mr. Ian M. Carpenter 2001 Mr. and Mrs. George J. Carr 1948 Mr. Brad Chamblin Mr. Andrew J. Cleves 2003 Congregation of Divine Providence - Holy Family Home Mr. and Mrs. John R. Crawford 1959 Ms. Samantha Darpel Dr. and Mrs. Timothy G. Dillon 1974 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Dittrich Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Dow Dr. James E. Duddey 1957 and Ms. Mary Ricard Mr. Christopher Elam 2002 and Mrs. Elise R. Elam 2003 Mr. Chris Emmons and Mrs. Ritadel L. Emmons 1996 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Ethier Mr. and Mrs. Sean Farley Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Fedders 1961 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Feeley 1985 Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Feldman Mr. Jerome Fortner 1964 Fort Scott Alumni Fund- Elizabeth McClure Mr. and Mrs. Neil J. Fry 1967 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gearding Ms. Kristina E. Gerlach 1996 Mr. and Mrs. Justin D. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Gier Mr. Robert J. Gieske 1967 Mr. Henry Carl Gieske 1950 Dr. Gilbert L. Gigliotti 1977 and Mrs. Martha Perry Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Goetz 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Gorman 1987 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Gough 1963 Mr. Tom Graff Mr. and Mrs. Mark Grimme Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Grome 1975 Mrs. Dorothy Grothaus Mr. Roger A. Haas Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Habegger Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Habegger Mr. Louis J. Haskell 1965 Anonymous Mr. Richard A. Hegge 1969 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Hehman 1985 Mr. and Mrs. George D. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Travis Herget Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hofmann Mr. Thomas H. Jacober Mrs. Molly Jacobs Dr. Daniel Jones 1967 Mrs. Kathleen Kennedy Mr. Shawn S. King 1996 and Ms. Betsy Wallis Ms. Karma Klingenberg Mrs. Hannah Knox Mrs. Jean Koester Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Kramer 1965 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Kremer 1969 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Kreutzjans 1982 Mrs. Dorothy Levitsky The Honorable and Mrs. John K. Lewis 1965 Mr. Matthew T. Lindley 2010
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy S. Loos 1967 Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Lukey 1977 Mr. Michael M. Marker 1987 Ms. Brenda Martin Henley and Diana McIntosh Mr. Richard G. Meier 1951 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Memering 1953 Dr. Neal A. Messer 1992 Mr. and Mrs. Mike Metzger Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Metzger 1968 Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Mihalik 1965 Mr. and Mrs. Mike Monson Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. John J. Montgomery 1997 Mr. Victor W. O’Dell Dr. Marie-Louise Paddock Mrs. Mark Purtilar Rev. James E. Quill 1945 Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Rauf 1986 Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Reckers 1964 Mrs. Kenneth Reed Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. Rengering 1979 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Riedel Dr. Leo L. Riedinger 1960 Mr. Donald A. Robke 1975 and Ms. Wendy Eilbacher Mr. William Rolf Dr. Robert T. Rolf 1958 Mr. Paul Rolfes Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Roth 1968 Mr. John H. Roth 1965 Mr. Joseph B. Ruter 2012 Mr. and Mrs. John Schaefer Ms. Linda Schaffer Mr. Thomas M. Schamer 1967 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schlinkert Mr. Martin A. Schoborg 1971 Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Schuler 1973 Mr. and Mrs. Roger J. Schuler 1974 Dr. and Mrs. John C. Secter 1976 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Seiter 1968 Mr. Donald E. Sexton 1958 Ms. Cynthia M. Shaw Mr. James A. Shriver Sr. Anita Marie Stacy Mr. and Mrs. Lee W. Stauber Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Steimle 1986 Rev. Robert W. Stephan 1991 Ms. Phyllis Stocker Ms. Erin Stone Mr. and Mrs. James A. Sturgill 1994 Mr. and Mrs. Scott W. Syfert Mr. Mark A. Theissen 1971 Mr. and Mrs. Girish Thimmadasaiah Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Thomas 1989 Mr. and Mrs. Gary P. Tuemler 1971 Mr. and Mrs. Leroy J. Twehues 1959 US Bank Mrs. Linda S. Vesper Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Volpenhein 1971 Mr. and Mrs. Hidehiko Watanabe Mr. Levi A. Weatherford 2020 Mr. and Mrs. David W. Westbay 1971 Mr. and Mrs. Glenn R. Wilfert Mr. and Mrs. Robert E Wubbolding
Trojan Club $1-99 Mr. and Mrs. William T. Abrams 1968 Mr. Stephen Albert Ms. Patricia Altenau Mr. Justin L. Anderson 2002 Mr. Mark G. Arnzen Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ash Mr. and Mrs. Keith Baldwin Mr. Samuel Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bauer Ms. Carol Beiting Mr. and Mrs. Jared Bement Mr. Eugene A. Bezold Mr. and Mrs. Lukasz Biernat Mr. and Mrs. Barry Billiter Mr. and Mrs. Trey Blum
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Covington Latin Branches Out with ExploreMore! Gifted Program
Having a bright child can sometimes be a challenge. How do you keep them engaged? How do you equip them with grit and determination if they are never challenged in a typical classroom? Part of the mission of Covington Latin School is to “...accelerate the unique abilities of its students by fostering an environment rich in belonging, classical in thought, modern in approach, which cultivates leadership in service to others.” As such, it is the ministry of CLS to expand its outreach to younger students in the area through our ExploreMore! Gifted program.
students travel from Louisville to participate in our program. The teachers are experts in their fields so that they can answer the questions that our gifted students want to ask. From chemistry to the arts, there are so many classes to choose from during each quarterly session that it is hard to just choose one. To continue to serve the needs of the community and cultivate an environment rich in new perspectives, ideas, and experiences, ExploreMore! Gifted strives to continue to reach students in the area. The exposure to like-minded people is invaluable. If you are interested in learning about our future classes, check out our website at www.exploremoregifted.org.
This summer, ExploreMore! Gifted served students from eighteen different elementary schools in the area. Some
In Memoriam Nota bene: We rely on notifications from family and friends for our expressions of sympathy. We regret any omissions.
• Jerry Budde ‘58 • Geraldine Krebs, mother of Matt Krebs, Dean of Students • Rick Lemker ‘66
Please contact leighann.divine@covingtonlatin.org to send news of the passing of a loved one.
• Mitchell Light, grandfather of Madison Light, ‘15 • Ken Rudolph, husband of former Development Director Cinda Rudolph, father of Kyle ‘96, Chris ‘95, Keith ‘93, Craig ‘91 • Joseph Suetholz ‘47
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SCHOLARSHIPS
It is the mission of Covington Latin School to never turn away a deserving student due to financial need. We are grateful to those who have established scholarships to help fulfill our mission. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
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The Gary Cummins Scholarship The Richard Hellmann Memorial Scholarship The Kohlhepp Family Scholarship The Ranft and Vesper Family Scholarship The Dennis P. Whitehead Memorial Scholarship The Michael and Andrew Zalla Memorial Scholarship The Dr. James and Marna Zalla Scholarship The Saint Vincent De Paul Society Scholarship The William V. Banks, M.D. Scholarship The Barczak Family Scholarship The Jack LaVelle Memorial Scholarship The Matthew Resing Memorial Scholarship The Covington Latin School Alumni Association Scholarship The Wayne Cowens Memorial Scholarship The Father James Ryan Scholarship The Thomas W. Dooley Scholarship The Divine Family Scholarship The Christy Boehmker and Kathy Metzger Scholarship
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SCHOOL NEWS
Fourth Quarter Honors Assembly
During our 4th Quarter Honors Assembly held in August, this year’s scholarships were announced for academic performances and promise from the 2020-21 school year.
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SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS The Kohlhepp Family Scholarship Brady Boyer Lauren Ehrman Kevin Garuccio Teah Hagan Jacob Schuetter Ranft-Vesper Scholarship Olivia Brown Andrew Browning Lilly Hagan Julia Smith Gianna Syfert Zalla Memorial Scholarship Isaias Bement Chiara Iadipaolo Cecelia McDaniel Monica Juelg Karina Stankova Hellmann Memorial Scholarship Matthew Bier Alexcianna Stokes Ellie McWhinnie Gabriel Weber Kriti Kumar The Reverend James Ryan Memorial Scholarship Anthony Bohannon Drake Herget Truett Moore Caroline Potts A’millian Rhodes
Gary Cummins Scholarship A’nika Lickert Jonathan Miller Robbie Fields Charles Haselwood John Paul Guilford Phillip Constant Thomas Dooley Scholarship Martez Lee A’millian Rhodes Christy Boehmker and Kathy Metzger Scholarship Anakin Townsend Sunoor Hundal The Dr. James and Marna Zalla Scholarship Alexcianna Stokes Kriti Kumar Academic Promise Scholarship Simon Juelg Ethan Wong Nathan Novak Alex Work-Deaton Becker Gregory Corona Studii Award Roman Linkugel David Faller Claire Hofmann Reese Gastright Ethan Luckhardt
Dr. J. Wayne Cowens Scholarship Kevin Garuccio
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A MESSAGE FROM CLS ADMISSIONS
Dear Alumni, Parents, and Friends, There were two words that came to mind as I pondered this edition of The Leader: Gratitude and Legacy. There is so much to be thankful for. Our students are engaged in the classroom by amazing teachers--- in person! Latin traditions are able to move forward. Our alumni are representing us well as leaders in the community and in their chosen professions. Our Latin School community demonstrated their commitment to the Academic Advancement Fund by making it the most successful ever. Efforts to increase our endowment were realized by adding several new scholarships that will be transformational for generations to come. And finally, our dedication to fulfill our mission of educating bright young minds have been recognized nationally. So much to celebrate in the halls of CLS. As I walk the halls, I see legacies everywhere. Whether that be in a second, third, or maybe even in a fourth generation Latin School student, or in the scholarships and financial support that our alumni have so generously given to our students, your legacy is most definitely present. There is a comfort, as I walk the hallways seeing the class composites from the nearly ten decades of graduates, that the goodness, discipline, and knowledge that was taught here will live well beyond all of us. As we enter the season of grateful hearts and thanksgiving, I hope that you find gratitude in the gifts God has given you and that you realize that your legacy is alive and well in the halls of Covington Latin.
Blessings,
Amy Darpel
Director of Advancement
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