The Mechley Family: Sharing Their Passion for Saint Ursula Academy
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Also inside this issue:
– The Annual Honor Roll of Donors – Highlights from events just for SUA alumnae – Class Notes: See what your classmates are doing now – Highlights from the 2015 SUA Ball – What’s happening at SUA and Upcoming Events
the president’s
message Dear Saint Ursula Academy Community, As I tell the students at the Opening School Mass, the beginning of the school year is like Christmas for me! Seeing all of the students walk through our doors is an incredible feeling. Each one of our 673 student is a gift to Saint Ursula, and as we have increased each class size by approximately 15 students each year, we remain committed to educating and nurturing each one with care and love. This summer on our campus I happened upon a group of seniors working on a project. It seemed like just yesterday that they were freshmen concerned with how they would find their next classroom, and now they have blossomed into leaders in our school community. While it is Saint Ursula Academy’s mission to prepare these young women to leave SUA committed to building a better world, I find the experience bittersweet. I love to watch them mature and become Academy Alums: reflective thinkers, leaders, nurturers, and prophets; and yet I sorely miss them as they
During the LRSP process, we continue to be called upon to be reflective thinkers recognizing the true needs for our
move on to their next chapters.
school community in the years to come. As a result, we have defined four projects that will “Open the Doors to the Future of Saint Ursula Academy”. As we consider the 21st century learner, we know it is imperative that we provide our students
Happily, most graduates still feel Saint Ursula is a home to them, one where they will forever feel welcomed. I am
with the optimum spaces and financial resources to ensure they receive the best. Academically. Spiritually. Emotionally.
blessed by the many graduates who continue to fill me in on their college happenings. Some report being homesick. Some are proud of overcoming new challenges. One told me about creating a running club at Colorado State
Our projects: increasing the Endowment Fund, renovating the theater, relocating the library /media to the East Wing foyer
because she wants her new community to experience at least a part of what she had at Saint Ursula Academy.
and moving the art/design spaces into the main building so all can admire the work our creative students produce. In the next few months, we will be asking you to help make these projects a reality. When we call upon you, please answer with
Our mission lives and thrives at SUA. Our entire school community ensures that each student with her unique gifts
a resounding “Yes” to our capital campaign.
has the tools she needs to be the best version of herself while she is a Saint Ursula student and beyond. During her four years in our care, we develop in her the four Academy Alum attributes, bringing them to life through
Over 100 years ago, the Ursulines of Cincinnati had the bold vision to open the doors; to create a school that honored
programming and community activities. As adults in our community, we challenge ourselves to be reflective
the legacy of their foundress, St. Angela Merici; and to educate a diverse group of students from throughout the Greater
thinkers, leaders, nurturers and prophets, modeling these characteristics for the students. This year we are
Cincinnati area. I am fortunate to have been one of these students. I believe it is our responsibility to carry on the work of
highlighting reflective thinker.
the Sisters and ensure our future remains bright for the young women who will enter our doors in the next 100 years.
As you may recall, we began the journey of reflecting on our school community and facilities three years ago.
Thanks for being a part of our SUA story. It is a special story to tell, and I am honored to do it.
We charged ourselves with creating a long range strategic plan, LRSP, as well as a master site plan suited to fit
Thanks for your trust and support.
the needs of our incredible young women. We are embarking on our second full year implementing the LRSP. It continues to be an exciting and exhilarating time for our school because we are called to stretch ourselves, think
In Angela Merici,
outside of the box and never lose sight of our mission, which proudly proclaims that we are “a nurturing Catholic educational community founded in the Ursuline tradition. Saint Ursula encourages academic excellence and empowers each student to become a woman of faith, integrity and courage committed to building a better world”.
Lelia Keefe Kramer, ’77 President
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CONTENTS Cover Story: The Mechley Family: Sharing Their Passion for Saint Ursula Academy 2-5 President’s Message
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Advancement 6-8 Alumnae News
9-11
SUA Ball Honor Roll of Donors
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Molly Talbot VP of Advancement Meridith Oberklein Spille Director of the Saint Ursula Fund Misha W. Bell Marketing Assistant
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Principal’s Message
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Academic Excellence
30
Student & Faculty Profile
31-32
School and Campus News
33-34
Class Notes
35-37
Alumnae Profiles
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New Unions/Weddings/Additions
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In Memoriam
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Upcoming Events
Editorial Board Lelia Keefe Kramer ’77 President
Editor Jill Grever Cahill ’84, VP of Marketing Contributors Lelia Keefe Kramer ’77, President Craig Maliborski, Principal Jill Grever Cahill ’84, VP of Marketing Barb Puttmann Bryans ’77, Advancement Tori Vogelgesang ’05, Director of Alumnae Relations Misha W. Bell, Marketing Assistant Photos contributed by Jill Grever Cahill ’84 Misha W. Bell Julie Perry Rick Sofranko Lily Mannix ’17
Board of Trustees Kathleen Armstrong C.F.M. Cheryl M. Beach, Ph.D John B. Berding, B.B.A., M.B.A. Michael L. Besl, B.S.B.A. Sr. Mary Jerome Buchert ’63, O.S.U., B.A., M.Ed. *Jill Grever Cahill ’84, B.A. *Jodi Clever, B.S., CPA Anne Dagenbach ’93, B.S., M.A. Paul Dorger, B.B.A., J.D. R. Peter Kimener, B.S. Paul G. Kitzmiller Jane Knudson, B.A., M.A. Ed.D Leila Keefe Kramer ’77, B.A. Susan Loechle, B.A. *Craig A. Maliborski, B.A., M.A.T. Brian D. MacConnell, B.A. Megan Mullane Molony ’84, B.S. Michelle A. Mullee ’78, B.A., J.D. Elizabeth Niehaus, B.S. Richard A. Paolo, B.A., J.D. Anthony M. Perazzo, B.B.A., M.Acc. Connie Perme, B.S.B.A., M.B.A. Suzanne Thompson Pfeiffer ’82, B.S. Courtney Dorger Ragland ’05, B.A. Elizabeth Spraul Rogers ’82, B.A. Karen Russell Schenck ’77, B.S.B.A., M.B.A. Elizabeth Stautberg ’83, B.A., J.D., Chair Molly Talbot M.S., R.D., L.D. Fr. William L. Verbryke, S.J., B.A., M.Div., Th.M. Mark Weber, B.S. Maurice Williams, B.A. *denotes non-voting member
Graduates live out The Academy Alum In conjunction with the publication of The Academy Alum in spring 2004, the SUA magazine has featured students, alumnae and topics that focus on the four roles that a graduate is ready to play in the world at graduation: thinker, leader, nurturer and prophet. The school year theme for the 2015-2016 year is REFLECTIVE THINKER. All year, students, teachers and staff will focus on activities and programs aimed at learning to build a better world through curiosity, reflection and creativity. Today, we nurture and encourage all all students, faculty and staff to follow our founding Sisters and become reflective thinkers, confident leaders, nurturers of others and prophets of the values and examples they develop at SUA. This magazine features the varied accomplishments of our students and our alumnae. Thank you!
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The Mechley Family
Sharing Their Passion for Saint Ursula Academy The Mechley family attended the SUA Centennial Gala when SUA celebreated 100 years in 2010. Front Row L-R: Braden Mechley, Eileen Mechley, Dr. Anne Wallace ’82 Back row L-R: Tom Brennan, MC Wallace Brennan ’84, Camille Mechley Gartner ’86, John Gartner, Heidi Mechley Felton ’84, Michael Felton, Bob Broscious
We know that our success is a result of our entire
Throughout their lives both Eileen and Braden believed
Saint Ursula community. We are thankful that so many
in the importance of education. Eileen, in fact, was so
supporters throughout the years have done so much
passionate about the importance of a good educational
to make Saint Ursula the exceptional school it is today.
foundation that she, along with her sister, Evelyn Ennis
So many have shared their talents. So many have
Wallace, founded the Montessori Center Room pre-school
given freely of their time. So many been generous with
in 1970. Eileen and Evelyn’s five daughters all attended
gifts of their treasure. Consequently, we can provide
the pre-school.
top-notch facilities, educational resources, expert and engaged teachers and growing financial assistance.
As Eileen and Braden searched for high schools for their daughters, Braden drew on memories of his own
We are fortunate to have families who have supported
childhood, “We had humble beginnings and I saw at a
us over a wide span of generations and years!
young age the power of a strong academic foundation.
The Mechley family is one shining example. They,
So as our children grew, we looked for schools where we
like many others, provide a faithful example of the
felt our children would get the best education.”
commitment and dedication that has enabled Saint The founding Sisters of Saint Ursula Academy had a vision. It was a strong vision that created the Saint Ursula Academy we know and love today. Established by the Ursuline Sisters over 100 years ago, Saint Ursula Academy has grown and changed throughout the years. It is the result of a century of nurturing by our founding sisters and carried on by all the faculty, staff, students, parents and benefactors who have experienced
Ursula Academy to flourish. Back in the 1970’s Braden and Eileen Ennis Mechley began to explore high school choices for their three daughters, Susan, Heidi and Camille. Searching for a
“What we found at SUA was truly special.”
challenging and nurturing college preparatory school, they canvassed the schools and their friends and
In 1977, Eileen, along with her oldest daughter Susan
family. Braden encountered two professional mentors
and her sister Evelyn visited area high schools. Searching
and SUA parents, Judge John W. Keefe, father of
for a challenging college preparatory school, they chose
Generations of graduates, along with their parents, point to our family spirit, our care for each
Lelia ’77 and Ruthie ’77 and Thomas Spraul,
Saint Ursula. Eileen was sure that her decision was the
individual and our welcoming atmosphere as a few of our hallmarks. We are proud of our heritage
father of Judith ’71, Mary ’80. Elizabeth ’82, and
right one for all three daughters, “Once we made our
of developing young women into curious, open-minded, confident and creative learners who value
Kathleen ’87, who enthusiastically recommended
choice about sending the girls to Saint Ursula Academy,
what is true, right and just.
Saint Ursula!
we never looked back.” Braden adds, “What we found at
our unique mission. And while visitors experience the obvious differences in the classrooms and additional buildings, they find that our core Ursuline values continue to flourish.
SUA was truly special.” 2
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Getting Involved at SUA
“We loved the passion of the teachers and administration,” said Braden.
With three daughters enrolled, Susan ’83, Heidi ’84, and Camille ’86, Braden
the other parents was fulfilling too. Serving progressive dinners for the
and Eileen rolled up their mom and dad sleeves and got involved.
seniors was great fun for the parents.”
Braden served on the First Advisory Board and later served several years as
“They developed a confidence and independence as well as an intellectual
Chairman of the Board of Trustees. He was heavily involved in the Annual
curiosity at SUA,” said Braden.
Fund and the major Capital Campaign fund drives, helping others to see the importance of supporting Catholic education at Saint Ursula Academy. Already sharing their time and talent, this is when the Mechleys began to make financial gifts to Saint Ursula as well.
“It’s a passion we still see today! Plus, the interaction and involvement of
Staying Connected After graduating from SUA, Susan, Heidi and Camille each headed to college and then to graduate school. The friendships they formed at SUA
Braden is proud to say that he attended seven consecutive Father-Daughter
were strong and lasting. “The camaraderie of all Bulldogs is a wonder to
Dances at SUA! He describes fond memories of those special dance nights
behold,” said Braden.
with his daughters, especially the year all three of his daughters were enrolled at the same time. “I always had to make sure a few of the uncles were on hand so all of the girls could be dancing at the same time! I have great memories of those dances and spending some special time with my girls.” Eileen served as President of the Mothers’ Club and chaired Victorian Christmas, Saint Ursula’s largest annual fundraiser. She chaired the Angela Merici Dinner one year and served on the committee for six years. She remembers volunteering for countless school events that enriched the lives of
Heidi later married Mike Felton and Camille married John Gartner in the beautiful and historic Chapel at SUA, a privilege exclusively reserved for SUA graduates. Braden and Eileen have now become proud SUA grandparents. Both Heidi and Camille’s daughters, Audrey Felton ’18 and Maggie Gartner ’19 currently attend Saint Ursula Academy. Audrey’s younger sister, Greta Felton, looks forward to the day when she can call herself a Bulldog.
the students such as phonathons, capital fund drives, and many more! Susan ’83, Heidi ’84 and Camille ’86 Mechley were each elected officers in their respective class and graduated with distinction.
Danny, Mike, Audrey, Heidi, Greta and Peter Felton
John, Camille, Jack and Maggie Gartner
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Because Susan’s family lives out of town, her two daughters,
Of course tradition holds a special place in the hearts of the
Elena and Maria do not attend SUA. We would love to have
Mechley family. Graduation is a fondly remembered highlight. It’s
them become Bulldogs!
an experience shared by every graduate since the school began.
With the new perspective of grandparent of Saint Ursula students,
“It still gives me chills to think of the girls walking into graduation
Eileen Mechley explains she was amazed to find the same warm
wearing their white gowns and carrying their red roses,” said
feeling she experienced as a parent as SUA. “The welcoming
Eileen. “I look forward to seeing my granddaughters experience
feeling you get when you enter the school is as sincere today as
this in a few years.”
I remember when we were first here with our daughters.” Daughter Heidi agrees, “It’s been a great achievement to grow to 675 girls but it feels as personal an intimate as ever.” Braden adds, “We expect the same experience in spades for our granddaughters. Our girls were always happy to go to school and we see the same thing with our granddaughters. They are very happy and bounce into school every day.” Heidi’s husband, Mike Felton is carrying on the Father-Daughter dance tradition. He escorted daughter Audrey to the dance last
Why the Mechleys Continue to Support SUA “We could see from the very start what a wonderful place it is,” continued Eileen. “We were blessed to send our daughters here. Now we believe it’s important to help others who might not be able to come due to finances.”
Braden and Eileen Mechley and grandchildren Jack Gartner, Maggie Gartner, Audrey Felton, Greta Felton, Danny Felton, and Peter Felton
It’s that reason that Braden and Eileen have generously donated to SUA every year since their daughters graduated in the 1980’s.
“SUA values every person,” said Braden. “You can prove that point by
year and they came home with a story of their own, coming in
Eileen explained “We want all of our money to go toward education and to
just walking down the hall. The president calls me by name and it really
second place in the dance contest!
give more kids the chance to get a great education. We told our kids there
personalizes my experience. When you see a place like Saint Ursula
will be no inheritance. It’s too important to support education and the future
Academy really practice its mission, you have got to support it.”
of Saint Ursula Academy.”
And for that support Saint Ursula Academy is forever grateful.
“When you see a place like Saint Ursula Academy really practice its mission, you have got to support it.” Lelia Keefe Kramer ’77, President of Saint Ursula Academy says she is humbled by the generosity and long-time support of the Mechleys. “It takes special people to continue to give of their time and treasure and make a lasting commitment to a place long after their girls graduate. We are thrilled they continue to believe so strongly in our mission and all we do to prepare these young women to go out and in their own way build a better world.” Braden, granddaughter Maggie and Eileen 4
Braden and Eileen have a united vision about their support for the future of
Long Range Strategic Planning
SUA, “We have great faith in single-sex, secondary education. That faith has been rewarded countless times. The dedication of the administration,
– Open the Doors
faculty and staff at Saint Ursula has been a constant. There have been no unhappy moments. Each time we visit the school, the personality of
Capital Campaign
the place is palpable. Many warm memories cascade around us. As each niece and great-niece shared the joy of their time there, we relived our moments in the bright sunlight of SUA. Now, with granddaughters in attendance, our cups overflow. The girls over these many years all say the
In their latest show of support for Saint
same thing about SUA. I love it.”
Ursula, Braden and Eileen have made a generous gift to the current Capital Campaign, called Open the Doors to the Future of Saint Ursula Academy. The Open the Doors Capital Campaign is the result of a formal strategic planning process that identified the most pressing needs of the school moving into the future. As a result, Saint Ursula Academy will be raising $6M for several projects, including a renovated theater, a centrally located art and design wing, a library and media center and increased endowment. Watch soon for more details about the Open the Doors Capital Campaign and how The Mechley family: Back: Mike Felton, Heidi Mechley-Felton, Jim Lucci, Tommy Lucci, Jack Gartner, Danny Felton, Brady Mechley, John Gartner, Peter Felton. Middle: Susan (Mechley) Lucci, Greta Felton, Braden Mechley, Eileen Mechley, Camille (Mechley) Gartner. Front: Audrey Felton, Mia Lucci, Elena Lucci, Maggie Gartner
you can get involved in helping Saint Ursula Academy continue to nurture the vision of our Founding Ursuline Sisters. We honor their original work by developing women of faith, integrity and courage committed to building a better world.
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Get to Know
The Saint Ursula Academy Advancement Team
Ursula Academy specializes in educating the whole student and this approach provides ample opportunities to get involved in helping ensure that each student has a great experience during her four years at SUA. It’s a great feeling to be able to help enhance the experience of each of our students even in a small way.” Want to reach Meridith? You can contact her at (513) 961-3410 ext. 151 or mspille@saintursula.org.
Tori Vogelgesang ’06
The Saint Ursula Academy Advancement Team L-R: Tori Vogelgesang ’06, Meridith Oberklein Spille, Alyssa Kleespies ’09, Molly Talbot, Barb Puttmann Bryans ’77
What she does at SUA: Tori is a 2006 graduate of Saint Ursula Academy. She currently serves as the Alumnae Relations Director and is responsible for all
We have some new faces joining our experienced team this year in the Saint
Why SUA? “SUA is a community within a community of light and love where
Ursula Academy Advancement office. Get to know these great women who
transformation happens for all who encounter this blessed/sacred space.”
alumnae events and communication with alumnae.
Want to reach Molly? You can contact her at (513) 961-3410 ext. 187 or
year including Reunion Weekend and the Christmas
are securing the future of Saint Ursula Academy and making sure SUA has the resources it needs to continue to provide the best education experience for young women in the tri-state! Contact the Saint Ursula Academy Advancement Office at (513) 961-3410 ext. 148.
organization on campus, facilitates the SUA Alumnae Board, and coordinates
What she does at SUA:
recently took on the role of SUA Varsity Field Hockey Coach.
Meridith Oberklein Spille joined the Advancement staff
What she does at SUA: Molly is the Vice
Fund. She has 14 years of experience in the field
President of Advancement at Saint Ursula Academy.
of advancement at various educational institutions.
She is responsible for overseeing all of the projects
At Saint Ursula, she works closely with the VP of
in January of 2014 as the Director of The Saint Ursula
and departments in the advancement area,
Advancement to solicit financial support for The Saint Ursula Fund. She works
including the Capital Campaign, annual fundraising,
hard to make sure funds are available to support the ongoing excellence of an
the alumnae office, The Saint Ursula Fund team
Ursuline education for as many young women as possible.
to the team and shares her rich experience in advancement with her whole team. Molly inherited her deep love for Ursuline education from her mother, who was educated by the Ursulines of Brown County, OH. What she does outside of SUA: When Molly is not working, you may find her cooking or working on her 9 acre farm. She enjoys reading and her favorite book is The Four Agreements. She’d love to write a book one day and go on a book tour, perhaps to her favorite vacation spot, San Diego, CA. If you see Molly around, you should ask her how close she was at one time to getting her pilot’s license (and what derailed that plan). Over the next few months, you may see Molly walking around the SUA campus enjoying the changing leaves during her favorite season of the year.
Tea. She also serves as moderator for the Students for Advancement (SFA)
Meridith Oberklein Spille
Molly Talbot
and the SUA Ball team, just to name a few! Molly has been a great addition
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mtalbot@saintursula.org.
She plans and hosts various events throughout the
What she does outside of SUA: Meridith and her husband ,Tim, enjoy spending free time with their energetic sons Matthew, age six, and William, age four. The family frequently travels to their favorite vacation spot, Hilton Head Island, to spend time with Meridith’s parents. If Meridith weren’t working at SUA, she might be pursuing her secret ambition of becoming a plastic surgeon.
all weddings held in the SUA Chapel. In addition to all of these activities, she
What she does outside of SUA: Tori’s ideal weekend would include visiting a bookstore or library to indulge in one of her favorite activities, reading, visiting Findley Market with her mom and sister, attending Mass, taking in a baseball game, and enjoying dinner at Fireside Pizza. At some point in the weekend, she would have time to participate in at least one of these: euchre, softball, kickball, or field hockey league. If there were any time leftover, she would be practicing yoga, hiking, or biking around her neighborhood. Tori also finds time to volunteer as a radio reader at the Cincinnati Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired. Why SUA? “The people! The events are fun and alums already have something special in common with each other from SUA. You never know who might rekindle or strike up a friendship or professional relationship. Beyond that, it’s an opportunity to be a part of something big and meaningful and with
Why SUA? “SUA is truly an amazing place! In addition to the long tradition of
a rich tradition. Come visit the archives, participate in career fair, speak to a
academic excellence, one of the things that drew me here was the warm and
grade about living as a thinker, leader, nurturer, or prophet. Saint Ursula women
welcoming community that was apparent to me the first day that I set foot on
have so much to offer to each other and the world, let’s do it together!”
campus. The entire Saint Ursula community works together to live our mission of encouraging academic excellence and empowering each student to become a woman of faith, integrity and courage committed to building a better world. Saint
Want to contact Tori? You can reach her at (513) 961-3410 ext. 176 or tvogelgesang@saintursula.org.
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Alyssa Kleespies ’09 What she does at SUA: Alyssa is a 2009 graduate of Saint Ursula Academy. She currently serves as the Special Events Director at Saint Ursula Academy. Her largest
Soul of the City Soiree 2015:
fundraiser of the year for Saint Ursula Academy. In addition to her year-round work on
The Best Party of the Summer
the SUA Ball, Alyssa is also closely involved with planning the Soul of the City Soiree,
Live music, great food and old and new friends! The
event is the SUA Ball. Alyssa works closely with co-chairs, sponsors, committee members, and other interested parties to coordinate all aspects of the largest
benefitting the Saint Ursula Leadership Alliance. What she does outside of SUA: Alyssa has played the piano since she was 6 years old, and still plays every day. In fact, during her time here at SUA, she was a student of our own Kathy Backherms ’73. Alyssa is very involved in Friends of Batahola, an organization involved with empowerment of women and youth for
second annual Soul of the City Soiree was hottest ticket in town in June! About 300 guests joined the festivities along the riverfront at the Montgomery Inn Boathouse on June 12, 2015.
social transformation in Nicaragua. On the weekends, Alyssa likes to spend time with her brothers. She takes
Held under the “Big Top” tent at The Boathouse,
advantage of any opportunity to travel to visit friends and see other parts of the world.
guests were treated to an evening of fun featuring
Why SUA? As a graduate of Saint Ursula, Alyssa understands the value of the education provided by SUA. “I believe that getting involved at SUA is a phenomenal opportunity because not only will it affect your life but it also affects the lives of these young women. You are surrounded by amazing people here and to have the opportunity to give to these girls what was given to you is once in a lifetime. I believe we will change their lives forever.” You may contact Alyssa at (513) 961-3410 ext. 147 or akleespies@saintursula.org
Barb Puttmann Bryans ’77 What she does at SUA: A 1977 alumna, Barb returned to SUA in 2006 and spent 8 of the past 10 years in Facilities coordinating support for all activities, meetings and events on campus. In 2012, she moved over to the Advancement Department. She supports the Advancement efforts, including communications for SUA campaigns, and supporting Alumnae and Special Events. She has three daughters who graduated in ’09, ’11 and ’14.
the amazing sounds of the popular Nashville-based Jimmy Church Band. The band is a favorite of England’s royals William and Harry! Guests came from all across the tri-state to attend the event. Peter and Krista Settle
Leadership Alliance (SULA), the scholarship initiative that is crucial to providing financial aid to talented young women who wish to pursue a Saint Ursula Academy education. This year, the event raised $60,000 for SULA. Saint Ursula Academy President Lelia Keefe Kramer ’77 created SULA shortly after becoming president when she saw the significant need to increase tuition assistance. Without it, some qualified students might not be able to attend SUA. The program is making a significant impact.
OTR and loves to experience new restaurants in the Cincinnati area. She is on the road watching her daughter
“We are deeply grateful to the generous sponsors who
relax. She has a great appreciation for people who work in public service, including police officers, firefighters, and the armed forces, and would love to have the opportunity to meet Pope Francis. Why SUA? There are so many ways to volunteer and reconnect with SUA – Alumnae Board, Events, Athletics, Community Service and it’s rewarding to see the impact Saint Ursula has on our students and their families. Barb says, “It has been wonderful to be back at Saint Ursula with my girls and to see once again, the special place Saint Ursula is. The best part of working at Saint Ursula is being around the students and watching as they change and grow into to amazing young women!” Need to reach Barb? You can contact her at (513) 961-3410 ext. 148 or bbryans@saintursula.org.
Kim Ceisick, Amy Maliborski, Craig Maliborski, Jim Ceisick
Proceeds from the event benefit the Saint Ursula
What she does outside of SUA: A Cincinnati resident all her life, Barb enjoys watching the revitalization of play college volleyball frequently, but loves to vacation in Charlevoix, Michigan when she gets the opportunity to
Ken Oaks, Mandy Oaks, Josie O’Toole, Debra Osterfeld, Peter Stautberg, Lee Stautberg, Greg Waddell, Mary Lee Waddell
Ellen Willett, Lelia Keefe Kramer, Pat Fraley Ryan, Ruthie Keefe, Debbie Harris
make this event possible and to the guests who not only have a great time, but support the education of young women,” said Kramer. To learn more about the Soul of the City Soiree event or to become a sponsor for the 2016 event, contact Alyssa Kleespies ’09 at (513) 961-3410 ext. 147.
SAVE THE DATE: SOUL OF THE CITY SOIREE: JUNE 17, 2016
Classmates and friends reconnected at the Soul of the City Soiree! 7
How to Support SUA
The Saint Ursula Fund
40 Friends Scholarship Fund
At Saint Ursula Academy, we want our
Saint Ursula Academy is excited to share our plans about the 40 Friends
students to benefit from programming
Scholarship Program. We are seeking 39 people who are passionate about
and a campus that is an innovative and inspiring place for young women to learn, grow
the value of Catholic education and who because of financial limitations,
and develop. Our annual giving program, The Saint Ursula Fund, makes all of that possible.
would otherwise not be able to afford a Saint Ursula Academy education.
Tuition received from current SUA families does not cover the entire cost of educating each student, and tuition at SUA is not supplemented by the Archdiocese of Cincinnati. In reality, there is a gap of approximately $2,000 between the tuition the school receives and the amount that it actually costs to educate each student. This means that for this school We receive many questions about the best ways to support Saint Ursula Academy. There are many ways to show your support and
year, we must raise an additional $2,000 per student. Gifts to The Saint Ursula Fund are the primary source of these necessary additional funds.
“cultivate the vine” for current and future students.
The entire Saint Ursula community works together to live our mission of encouraging
• Volunteer your time
academic excellence and empowering each student to become a woman of faith, integrity
• Share your talents and skills
and courage committed to building a better world. In a similar way, we need to work
• Talk about SUA with friends and future Bulldogs
together to support the general operating budget of the school, keeping SUA financially
• Donate to help provide support for excellent academic
strong and educationally sound. All gifts of all sizes work together to make a big impact.
programming or financial assistance for students who qualify.
• Make a Gift to SUA
The group of 39 women and men would: = Give $40/month for 9 months over a 4-year period = Cover a minimum of 90% tuition, which includes books, for all 4 years = The 40th person (student and her family) would: Study and contribute to the SUA educational community for all 4 years To learn more or to sign up, contact Tori Vogelgesang, Alumnae Relations Director (513) 961-3410 ext. 176 or tvogelgesang@saintursula.org
Contact: Meridith Oberklein Spille at 513-961-3410, ext. 151 or visit our website at http://www.saintursulaevents.com/giving
Giving Tuesday
Planned Giving
Saint Ursula Academy will again participate
Saint Ursula Academy provides donors with the opportunity to become a
in the annual Giving Tuesday Campaign on
member of the Mother Fidelis Legacy Society through planned giving.
December 1, 2015.
There are various ways to support SUA through planned giving. You may
“GivingTuesday” is a first of its kind effort
make an outright gift, a matching corporate gift, a pledge, or a gift in kind.
that harnesses the collective power of a unique blend of partners--charities, families,
Additionally, donors who want to prepare their gifts within their personal
businesses, and individuals--to transform how people think about, talk about, and
estate plans most often choose to give in one of the following ways: bequest,
participate in the giving season.
retirement assets, life insurance, charitable remainder trust, charitable gift
Coinciding with the Thanksgiving Holiday and the kickoff of the holiday shopping season,
annuity, charitable lead trust, or remainder interest in real estate.
#GivingTuesday follows Black Friday and Cyber Monday focuses on giving back. We hope
To discuss any of the above options or additional ways to give to Saint Ursula
you will consider SUA for your gift on Giving Tuesday! It will be easy to make a gift. Visit us
Academy, please contact:
online at www.saintursula.org or watch your email for links to make a donation.
Molly Talbot
We thank you for choosing SUA and helping us surpass our goal of $35,000 on
Vice President of Advancement
#GivingTuesday 2014, which benefited The Saint Ursula Fund, our annual giving campaign.
1339 East McMillan Street
#GivingTuesday #ChooseSUA Contact: Meridith Oberklein Spille at 513-961-3410, ext. 151 8
The fortieth person is the student and her family.
or visit our website at http://www.saintursulaevents.com/giving
Cincinnati, Ohio 45206 Phone (513) 961-3410, ext. 187 mtalbot@saintursula.org
Alumnae Weekend 2015 It was a blast from the past as Saint Ursula Academy celebrated reunion weekend with classes ending in 0’s and 5’s. The reunion festivities began with SUA’s new and improved girls’ night out, The Bulldog Boutique! Alumnae, family and friends came to the cocktail party with live music by Young Heirlooms and SUA’s own Gracie Willett ’16. The featured event: plenty of shopping including clothing, jewelry, and accessories. You don’t need
Reunion Weekend 2016 Save the date: Next year, Saint Ursula Academy Reunion Weekend will honor classes ending in 1’s and 6’s. The dates will be September 16-18, 2016. You won’t want to miss the fun!
Class of 2010 at Myrtle’s Punch House
Class of 2000 at Rhinegeist
to be celebrating a reunion to come to this event. If you missed the fun this year, watch for details for 2016! The fun continued with a luncheon and Mass for the Golden Class of 1965. This class is full of joy and spunk and those who attended enjoyed reconnecting and reminiscing about their high school days. Graduates from many years participated in Saturday’s Alumnae Mass, held in our historic and beloved chapel. Outside of the events at SUA, many classes hosted Class Parties around town.
Golden Grad Sarah “Sally” Granger Joseph, a National Merit Finalist in 1965, poses with the student newspaper featuring her accomplishment.
Golden Class of 1965
SUA alumnae can log in to MYSaintUrsula.com with your personal login and access code, found near the address panel on the back of this magazine!
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SUA Alumnae Events:
Just for Fun!
SUA Alumnae Director, Tori Vogelgesang ’06, has had a busy year planning several exciting events exclusively for Saint Ursula alumnae, just for fun! If you haven’t had a chance to join us for one of these great events, make sure to watch for information about other upcoming events. It’s a great chance for a girls’ night out or to catch up with some of your former classmates! The list of upcoming events can be found on the back cover
Dinner club: La Petite Pierre January 28, 2015 Alumnae-owned La Petite Pierre was nominated for best restaurant, best brunch, best new happy hour and best catering services in Best of Cincinnati 2015. Owner Michele Vollman ’75 hosted 30 alumnae for a delightful dinner event welcoming the 2015 new year. She’s sure to see many returning customers after the great night we had!
of this magazine! Here are some of the highlights from recent events:
Bands, BBQ, & BYOB November 14, 2014 Our first Bulldog Bands, BBQ & BYOB featuring Young Heirlooms and Gracie Willett ’16 was a success! Thanks to the bands and almost 50 attendees for making it such a great night! We hope you’ll join us next time. We definitely plan on doing it again! Gracie Willett ’16 performs at Bulldog, Bands, BBQ & BYOB
Alumnae Christmas Tea December 12, 2014 The Saint Ursula Parlors came to life in December 2014 as SUA welcomed several hundred guests to the annual Alumnae Christmas Tea. Alumnae representing several decades, their families, friends and children packed the Parlors and the Chapel for afternoon tea, followed by a special Christmas
CycleBar for a Charity Ride
carol performance. Laughter from the youngest guests filled the halls as they enjoyed games, crafts and a visit from Santa Claus! If you missed the fun, make sure to join us this Christmas. The date for the 2015 Christmas Tea is December 13, 2015.
Cyclebar event January 25, 2015 The SUA Alumnae Association proudly partnered with CycleBar for a Charity Ride. All donations benefited Saint Ursula. CycleBar generously donated its Alumnae and friends enjoy a visit from Santa at the Christmas Tea
cycle studio, an A+ instructor, and space to socialize afterward! Forty SUA alumnae came out and rocked the ride. Awesome job, ladies! Look for more events like this in the future! Alumnae from multiple years enjoyed the CycleBar charity ride
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Second Annual Alumnae Bowling Night at Stones Lanes February 3, 2015 What a fun night! We were thrilled to have 30 alumnae enjoying this new favorite tradition. Special thanks to Courtney Ragland ’05 and Tara Veith ’99 for chairing!
Dinner club: The Presidents Room at The Phoenix March 25, 2015 The initial dinner club event at La Petite Pierre was such a hit, we were beyond excited when Laura Freking ’08, Alumnae Bowling Night!
Event Planner at The Phoenix, reached out to us about hosting a second dinner club event at their new restaurant, The Presidents Room. The food, drinks, and hospitality were incredible! Look for our new dinner club logo and please join us for upcoming events!
Incline Public House Young Alumnae Happy Hour Friday, May 15, 2015, 5-7 pm Tender Mercies: Volunteers prepared and served a meal Tuesday, May 19, 6:00 p.m. 2015
Golden Grads Luncheon 2015
Golden Grads Mass and Luncheon (Class of 1964 and earlier) Friday, May 29, 2015 Attended 11 am mass, and enjoyed a noon luncheon Class of 1960, 55th Anniversary Reunion at Ferrari’s Little Italy and Bakery Saturday, May 30, 2015 Class of 2011 Graduation Party Friday, August 14, 2015
Queen Bee Water Station in front of SUA
Queen Bee Half-marathon Water Station October 10, 2015 Students, alumnae, and future bulldogs had a great time staffing the fluid station for the inaugural Queen Bee Half-Marathon. The station was on E. McMillan, right in front of SUA’s gym. SUA was among the 1,500 volunteers, hundreds of spectators, and 4,000 participants. We’re already looking forward to next year!
See back page of the magazine for UPCOMING Alumnae Events.
Come join the fun! To RSVP for upcoming events, contact Tori Vogelgesang at
Saturday, August 15 – Happy Hour in Chicago!
(513) 961-3410 or tvogelgesang@saintursula.org. Also, watch
A big group of SUA Alumnae recently got together at The Bull & Bear in
your email or visit your personal SUA website, MySaintUrsula,
Chicago to enjoy food and drinks and reconnect with friends from SUA.
to RSVP or for details. NOTE: Alumnae can find your MySaintUrsula login and access
Chicago Happy Hour guests Susan Birck Mosby ’84, Sue Bonnett Haverland ’84, Tracy Sweeney Reed ’84, Lisa Krumdieck ’80, Megan Mullane Maloney ’84, and Kim Meier Garry ’84
code on the back of this magazine.
SUA alumnae can log in to MYSaintUrsula.com with your personal login and access code, found near the address panel on the back of this magazine!
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Save the Date:
Tuition Raffle SUA grandparent, Robert Schneider, grandfather of Emily Schneider ’18, was the winner of the May 2015 Saint Ursula Academy Tuition Raffle. The Tuition Raffle held in the spring offered a half year of tuition or a cash prize of $5,837.50. Proceeds from the annual tuition raffle, added to the profits from the SUA Ball event, help in providing scholarships and Co-Chairs for 2016 are Debra and Kevin Osterfeld and Greg and Mary Lee Waddell
Save the date now for Saint Ursula Academy’s annual auction event, the SUA Ball (Formerly called Victorian Christmas and Masquerade Ball). It’s scheduled
Volunteer for the SUA Ball
for February 6, 2016 at Saint Ursula Academy. The theme this year is
Putting together an event this size takes a lot of work and
“Winter Wishes.” Parents, past parents, alumnae, faculty, staff and friends of
planning. We still need volunteers and chairs for several
Saint Ursula help make the event a huge success year after year. It’s a great way to spend a night with old friends and make some new ones. You won’t want to miss it! The SUA Ball will feature hundreds of fabulous items in a silent and live auction. Continue the fun with dinner, music, games, and even more fun.
committees. It’s a great way to meet other parents and have a lot of fun! We have opportunities for volunteers with just a little free time, and other committees for folks with special skills and more time to share. We invite alumnae, parents and friends to sign up! If you would like to help with this event, please visit
The co-chairs for this year’s SUA Ball are Kevin and Debra Osterfeld,
www.saintursulaevents.com/SUABallVolunteer to learn about the
parents of Paige ’17 and Greg and Mary Lee Waddell, parents of
volunteer opportunities and to sign up to help.
Caroline ’17. They are working with SUA Special Events Director Alyssa
financial assistance to students who qualify.
Kleespies ’09, who leads the team planning the event. They are already hard
Winner of the 2015 Tuition Raffle was Saint Ursula grandparent Robert Schneider, shown here with Special Events Director Alyssa Kleespies ’09 and SUA President Lelia Keefe Kramer ’77
at work making plans to make this year’s event fabulous and one-of-a-kind! This annual event raises money to assist with key school operations and provides scholarships and financial assistance to many students who qualify. The Tuition Raffle, Saint Nick Surprise for the students, and a Grand Raffle at the event are some of the other events that support the SUA Ball during the course of the year. Visit www.saintursula.org/SUABall.aspx for more information about this year’s event! To volunteer, or to learn more information about the event, please contact Alyssa Kleespies ’09 at akleespies@saintursula.org or call 961-3410 ext. 147.
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SUA Ball 2015
Honor Roll of Donors
2014-2015
Saint Ursula Academy has published the 2014-2015 Honor Roll of Donors to acknowledge and thank the thousands of people who supported the mission of the Academy this school year. Donors listed in this Honor Roll made gifts between July 1, 2014 and June 30, 2015. We are truly grateful for this incredible support. Without the generosity of our benefactors, the Academy would not be what it is today.
Every dollar donated makes a difference and is carefully allocated to help our nurturing Catholic educational community founded in the Ursuline tradition. We encourage academic excellence and empower each student to become a woman of faith, integrity and courage committed to building a better world. 13
FINANCIAL REPORT Each year we are truly blessed by the amazing generosity of our caring benefactors. Alumnae, parents, and friends continued their support of St. Ursula Academy last year. We are grateful to all our donors and volunteers for their dedication to excellent education and programs for our young women. THANK YOU!
2014-2015 TOTAL CHARITABLE GIFT INCOME
Operating Unrestricted $455,189.16 Operating - restricted to Academic Departments $2,000.00 $457,189.16 Expendable Scholarships TOTAL $312,704.30 Capital & Endowment Gifts Endowment - Restricted to Named Funds $637,163.71 Other Generations Campaign Pledge Payments $6,000.00 Student Center Project Pledge Payments $7,000.00 Athletic Field Pledge Payments $1,993.00 TOTAL $652,156.71 Memorials & Honorary Gifts Endowment Unrestricted $19,177.00 SUA Ball 2015 Tuition Assistance Fund-A-Need $87,135.00 Unrestricted $154,368.40 Total $241,503.40 Athletic Boosters Fund Includes Golf Outing and other fund raising income $75,930.79 Total $75,291.00
St. Ursula Academy Income $9,047,715 Statement of Activities* Advancement - Annual Report As of June 30, 2015 Operating Revenue Tuition & Fees $7,735,000 Investment & Endowment Income
$138,000
State Reimbursement
$229,000
Other Income
$52,400
Development Income Applied to Operations $893,315 $9,047,715 Operating Expenses Educational Programs - 53.5%
$(4,708,000)
Administrative - 23.7%
$(1,974,000)
Plant Operations - 22.8%
$(1,939,000) $(8,621,000)
Expenses $8,621,000
Development Income Applied to Operations Annual Fund $457,000 Boosters
$66,000
Expendable Scholarships: SUA Ball ** Student Walk
$33,315
DawgHouse
$15,000
Parents’ Club
$13,000
FISC
$12,500
Ursulines of Cincinnati
$47,500
SULA $95,000 $893,315 **This figure does not include the Fund-a-Need paddle raiser that brought in an additional $87,135 for Financial Aid Scholarships
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Total Gift Income 2014-2015
$154,000
$1,758,021.57
*This represents the total charitable gifts received in the 2014-2015 fiscal year. The statement of Activities provided on this page shows how much of the charitable gifts was applied directly to school operations.
2014-2015
SAINT URSULA FUND
ANNUAL FUND YR
AMOUNT
DONORS
2014-2015
$457,189.16 1437
2013-2014
$437,808.67
1123
We are pleased to acknowledge our 685 new donors who made a donation during the 2014-2015 Saint Ursula Fund.
St. Angela Merici Society The St. Angela Merici Companions recognizes Leadership giving ($1,000 or more) to Saint Ursula Academy from alumnae, parents, grandparents and friends of SUA. There were 251 donors who contributed a total of $1,500,890.46 to all fundraising efforts during the 2014-2015 school year. The students and staff of Saint Ursula Academy extend sincere gratitude and appreciation to all members of the St. Angela Merici Companions.
FOUNDERS SOCIETY ($10,000 AND ABOVE) John and Susan Berding Carol Beyersdorfer ’70 Manuel and Cynthia Chavez Bob and Jeanne Coughlin David and Theresa Denoyer Glenn and Mary Kay Pastura Hauser ’68 George and Amy Joseph Bill and Nancy Nenninger Keating ’45 Arleene Fox Keller ’58 McCormick Equipment Co. Braden and Eileen Mechley Jim and Liz Niehaus Jack and Kit Rettig Overbeck ’61 Diana Riel Alvin and Joan Roehr Tim and Lisa Schroeder Saint Ursula Academy Dawg House Saint Ursula Academy Student Walk Beth Stautberg ’83 Gerald and Joan Talbot Bill and Amy Thaman The Greater Cincinnati Foundation The Homan Foundation Ursulines of Cincinnati Bob and Marilyn Wildermuth
PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY ($5,000-$9,999) John and Jinny Berten Joan Thiel Blessing ’59 Peter Cassinelli Geraldine Chavez Stefanie Chavez ’88 Tom and Mary Ellen Cody
Anne Dagenbach ’93 Rita Spaccarelli Driehaus ’47 Paul and Ann Friedmann General Electric John and Sheela Rath Geraghty ’87 Robert Gilker Daniel and Debbie Heffernan Nicholas Payne and Cynthia Heinrich ’66 Steve and Jennifer Brannen Hemberger ’74 Kevin and Francy Hughes Stephen and Julie Ionna Greg and Wendy Joseph Paul and Laura Kitzmiller Kurt and Cathy Lamping Lori McElroy Greg and Cindy Olson Tony and Dianna Hull Perazzo ’85 Anthony Perin Patricia Gray Perin ’75 Patrick and Elizabeth Spraul Rogers ’82 Joe and Barb Dillhoff Rohs ’82 Ruth J. and Robert A. Conway Foundation, Inc. Ed and Catherine Dillhoff Sarky ’81 Barry and Christina Stroube James Traynor and Molly Talbot Daniel and Shari Torbeck Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation The John and Susan Berding Family Foundation Greg and Mary Lee Waddell John and Peggy Engelhart Zink ’81
BENEFACTOR SOCIETY ($2,500-$4,999) Frank and Mary Albers Bahl & Gaynor, Inc. Joe and Trish Baker Frederick and Trish Meretta Bryan ’60 Andrew and Barb Puttmann Bryans ’77 Bruce and Pat McCormick Buckley ’68 Katelynn Marie Chavez ’09 Chuck and Lisa Ciccia Geri Denterlein ’74 John and Tracey DiFalco Steve and Sharon Dreyer Rob and Joanie Engelhardt Fifth Third Bank Mary Dean Grote Paul and Mary Hemmer Mary Anne Elias Hengehold ’74 HGC Construction Co. Richard and Kathleen Hidy Richard and Mag Joseph Mac and Lelia Keefe Kramer ’77 Jim and Christy McCarthy Emily Ragland Muszynski ’99
Northcreek Management, Inc. Raul Ochoa and Angela Feldman Ochoa ’97 Kevin and Debra Osterfeld Jerry and Julie Paul Barry and Brett Peterson ProSource Eric and Courtney Dorger Ragland ’05 Peter and Erin Rouse Ragland ’88 Ben and Amy Russert Jeff and Karri Schrand Peter and Krista Perry Settle ’82 James J. Thaman The Roehr Agency The Wohlgemuth Herschede Foundation James and Aileen VanFlandern Larry and Maureen Vignola Janel Carroll Walker David and Beth Zilch
SAINT URSULA SOCIETY ($1,000-$2,499) Anonymous Ameriprise Financial Thomas and Shari Andrews Angie Rath Antenucci ’99 Hisham and Kathy Arar Cheryl M. Beach Sandra and Jerry Bedacht Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation Beechmont Ford Michael and Stephanie Ciok Besl ’84 M. Elaine Busch Billmire ’68 Dennis Bley Steve and Rita Bradley Judith Masset Brown ’81 Bill and Anne Burleigh David and Christin Burleigh Michael and Meg Callahan Camargo Cadillac Company Jeremy Campbell and Melanie Chavez Melba Neyra Mullins Campbell ’64 Mark and Janene Cappel David and Kathy Cassady Andy and Lisa Castellini Michael and Elizabeth Caudill Steven Chapman Manuel and Mackenzie Chavez Chavez Properties-Cincinnati Park & Fly James and Kim Ciesick Cincinnati Sports Medicine and Orthopaedic Center Julie Humphreys Cionni ’78 Colleen Dwyer Clarke ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coletti Sheila Conway ’84 John and Patricia O’Brien Couzins ’56 Matt and Joanne Curoe
Richard Dannenberg Jeff and Jennifer Davis DeBra-Kuempel Angelo and Molly deJesus Peter and Melanie DelGado Susan Dillhoff Denison ’84 Elizabeth Creighton Diaz ’95 Clint and Karen Dorger Kathryn Kirby Dorger ’95 Paul and Christy Overberg Dorger ’84 Regene Mahoney Dubell ’46 Eileen Davis Durkin ’72 Pat and Judy Shields Earley ’77 Greg and Marianne Ehemann Mark and Betsy Everingham Rick and Nancy Fehr Michael and Heidi Mechley Felton ’85 Greg and Gretchen Fermann Michael and Amy Foley Hal and Janet Franke Freund, Freeze & Arnold Phil and Beth Surkamp Gasiewicz ’70 Susan Gibler Mary Monahan Gimpel ’61 Todd and Lana Gray Tom and Patricia Grote Barbara Landman Gruber ’50 Andrew Hear and Gina Guadagno Michael and Lisa Habel Brian Gerth and Mimi Hart ’74 Greg and Tracy Hartmann Mary Jo Gruber Haverkamp ’72 Steven and Rieko Henkes Joan Wenker Heyson ’48 Ellen Hinnenkamp ’88 Christine Homan Christ and Margaret Maggini Hopple ’86 Hypac Hydraulics, Inc. H.R. LaBar Family Foundation of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation Tom and Marlene Jander Gary and Brandy Jerow Ken and Mary Jones Michelle Mullee Kappers ’78 Donald and Jane Karches Keating Muething & Klekamp, P.L.L. William and Joan Keating Fred Wahl and Ruthie Keefe ’77 Sally Kelley Timothy and Donna Kelly Jim and Karen Kenning Don and Kathy King John and Cheryl Korn Mary Kuechly LaRosa’s Inc. Thomas and Diane Leugers William and Lynda Leugers
Lexus RiverCenter Paul and Sue Loechle Loveland Excavating & Paving Marilyn J. Maag Craig and Amy Maliborski Barbara Stenger Mechley ’64 Midwest Community Fundraising Mike and Kelly Misleh Hugh and Melissa Moore Tony and Rhonda Morgan Mt. Washington Savings Bank Cathlin Kane Muething ’75 Julie Torbeck Mussman ’94 Daniel and Kris Neyer Don and Phyllis Neyer Jeff and Jeannie Niebuhr O’Bryons Bar and Grill Jill Korte Parris ’72 Jim and Dennie Patton Bernie and Suzie Thompson Pfeiffer ’82 Ambrose and Mary Puttmann Harry and Helen Rabe Family Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation John and Judy Lohrer Racadio ’84 Joel and Sherry Reginelli Kevin and Cathy Reilly RGW Development Joe and Pam Rouse Mary Ann Kroner Russo ’81 Scarlet and Gray Cleaning Services Dale and Kim Scheidt Karen Russell Schenck ’77 Mike and Judy Schmidt Betty Busse Schulenberg ’42 Jack and Jane Schultz Joanne Homan Schweer ’41 Anthony Schweier Timothy and Mary Seaman Seven Hills Women’s Health Centers Dean and Sharon Shanley Melinda and Robert Sherman Andy and Cindy Shetterly Anthony and Tammy Silvestri Bill and Tracy Stacey Megan Veith Stagnaro ’99 Peter and Lee Stautberg Mark and Anne Stepaniak James Sunderhaus Emily Gehlert Supinger ’94 Candace Nelson Terris ’87 Jim and Mary Thacker The Albach, Wells & Dauer Group TIAA-CREF Toyota of Cincinnati Inc. Richard and Nydia Tranter Joe and Barb Trauth Truepoint Wealth Counsel, LLC 15
Alison Brady Vesco ’91 Todd and Mary Rita Washburn Mark and Sue Weber Wells Fargo Advisors Jeff and Kelly Monahan Whelan ’76 Tim Wilking Jerry and Ellen Willett Maurice and Atra Williams Tom and Carol Winstel Jim and Lisa Woodall John and Terri Zisko
HONOR ROLL (UP TO $1,000) Anonymous (3) A & A Safety, Inc. Emily Herman Abbott ’00 John and Julie Abraham Lauren Marie Acton ’07 Erin Adamson Bob Adleta Steven and Diane Ahlers Betsy Felts Ahlert ’96 Paul and Amy Serger Ahrnsen ’81 Mary Alice Bruemmer Alban ’77 Robert and Phyllis Albee Mary Carole Kucia Albers ’60 Chris and Kathy Albrecht Arthur and Jackie Alfers Ashley Ann Alfers ’01 Laura Alfers ’97 Natalie Alfers ’95 Allen Builders Jeanette M. Altenau David and Joan Amburn Amend Consulting American Heating and Air American Scaffolding, Inc. Abby Lynn Amyx ’14 Lauren Elizabeth Amyx ’09 Cara Marie Anderson ’13 16
Carolyn Howard Anderson ’66 Jeanne Dickenherr Anderson ’61 Mark and Mariclaire Anderson Richard and Sharon Anderson Sue Anderson Madison Elise Andrews ’12 Ann Brauer Andriacco ’69 Gregory and Angela Andsager Martha Anhofer Barbara Bolan Apking ’58 Anthony and Jillana Apro Maria Rosa Arbona Archbishop Moeller High School Michael and Lynne Archdeacon Al Archibald Joe and Maria Arcuri Courtney Carey Arling ’98 Stephanie Arling ’95 Kathleen Armstrong Melissa Marie Armstrong ’00 Cathy Cannon Augustine ’70 Orson Austin and Sophie Duval-Austin Lauren Elizabeth Autry ’13 Adam Averill Elizabeth Ann Ayers ’14 Peggy Ayres Cara Christine Bachman ’10 Drew and Kathleen Bachman Tim and Sharon Bachman Kathryn A. Backherms ’73 Shari Bacon James and Elizabeth Badinghaus Kathleen King Baiers ’94 Dan and Katy Meder Bair ’84 Barb Baker Cynthia Baker Dolores (Sissy) Baker Arielle Balz Lisa Katherine Bambach ’07 Norbert and Judy Bambach Cindy Bambauer Roger and Carolyn Bambauer Bank of America United Way Campaign Anthony and Jill Barlow Lloyd Altenau Baron ’57 Matthew and Laine Barresi Amy Durbin Barrett ’87 Elizabeth Ploeger Barrett ’01 Andrew and Jenny Barry Rachel Catherine Barry ’12 Roger and Carol Barton Sean and Deborah Barton Harold and Esther Bauer Patricia Schoelwer Bauer ’85 Trey and Michelle Baumgartner Maureen Smyth Baute ’01 Terrence and Patricia Baute
Doug Baxter Timothy and Kristine Bayer Bill and Joan Bayes Angela Robinson Beard ’89 Beck Consulting, Inc. Emily Ohnmacht Beckman ’58 Emily Behan-Rosen Misha Bell Rita Bischoff Bell ’56 Todd and Jenny Belmont Edward and Marlene Bender Edward and Patricia Bender Mary Ann Bender ’63 Robert and Sally Benintendi Claire Elizabeth Benken ’14 Cletus and Ann Benken Laurie Huether Benken ’80 Stephan and Julie Bennett Tina Saluppo Benton ’60 Claire Marie Berding ’15 Katherine Helen Berding ’13 Alfred J. Berger John and Marlene Berger Anne Sheehan Bergeron ’88 Meghan Marie Berigan ’98 Cara Bernard Morgan Elisabeth Bernard ’14 Mildred Hais Berning ’52 Timothy and Anne Besl Lisa J. Egan Bias ’85 Jessica Nicole Bien ’13 Lauren Margaret Billy ’11 David and Laureen Bingham Ashley Nicholle Bisher ’13 Ron and Anna Bisher Kathyrn Elizabeth Bissmeyer ’15 Paul and Betsy Murray Bissmeyer ’82 Stephen and Diane Bissmeyer Emily Marie Blankenhorn ’14 Stephen and Jeannine Blatt Megan Conway Bley ’93 Chip and Lori Blome Mary Lou Blount Nancy Jackson Blyth ’65 Joe and Elaine Bobbey Macaira Rooney Bobinger ’01 Jane Bogenschutz Victoria Geisel Bohlander ’96 Nancy Bokenkotter Amy Schweer Boland ’75 Sharon Kesterson Bollen Jacqueline Sheppard Bonavita ’55 Karie Kearns Boneau ’67 Scott and Nancy Giaccio Boosveld ’88 Julie McDonald Boothby ’94 John and Patty Bosse Rita Bowden ’74
Daniel Bowen and Lorraine Stephens Peggy Bradley-Doppes ’75 Elizabeth Locaputo Bradshaw ’95 Edward and Nancy Brady Ellen Bragalone Mike and Susan Braley Bruce and Betsy Brandstetter Braun Heating & Air Conditioning Craig and Christy Braun Elizabeth Kristine Braun ’06 Michael and Ann Braun Michelle Breen Robert and Sue Breitenstein Mary Clare Wallace Brennan ’84 Matthew and Susan Brennan Micaela Marie Bresler ’12 Brew House Michael and Pam Brewer Holly Baxter Bridgers Michael Bridgers Joseph and Cynthia Reis Brinck ’75 Laureen McGuerty Brinker ’63 Lea Garbon Brinker ’65 Craig Brinkman Paul and Julie Brinkworth Nancy Strottman Broermann ’68 Jennifer Broo Christine Minges Brookbank ’05 Jud and Kathy Broom Courtney Brown ’91 Dianne Chambers Brown Jay and Bethanne Brown Judith A. Brown ’54 Mary Brown Robert and Catherine Brown Tom and Julie Brown William and Jan Brown Doug and Donna Browning John and Gina Brueggeman Mary E. Bruemmer-Schmitz ’79 Anthony and Mary Brueneman Catherine Dulle Bruggeman ’79 Richard and Mary Brugman Al and Cookie Brune Barry and Mary Beth Bruns Bernie Bruns Martha Wittekind Bruun ’55 Ann Bronwyn Bryans ’09 Natalie Patricia Bryans ’11 Rebecca Nicole Bryans ’14 Joanne Buchman Alison Dempsey Buckley ’01 Flo and Chris Buendia Jillian Leigh Buganski ’10 Joseph and Stephanie Buganski Sarah Nicole Bundschuh ’12 Susan Trefzger Burbank ’51
Mary Alice Walsh Burke ’47 Judith Rouse Burke ’69 Burke & Schindler, PLL Nancy Burns ’66 Trent Burns William and Ester Burns William Burnside Emily Rouse Burson ’93 Marti Butz Mark and Susan Byrne Ruben and Tish Cabrera Dan and Jill Grever Cahill ’84 Dianne Gray Cahill ’65 CAI Insurance Agency, Inc. Phil and Lisa Baute Caito ’00 Maria Alonso Calvo ’65 Edda Camardo Candice A. Campbell Sandy Campbell Anka Elizabeth Canarie ’14 Chris and Beth Canarie Joseph and Ellen Cangi John** and Leslie Cannon Laura Marissa Canos ’07 Ken and Lisa Zibulka Canter ’88 Olivia Anne Capannari ’12 Christopher and Amy Cappel Diane Slattery Cappel ’65 Victoria Leigh Cardone ’11 Frank and Elizabeth Care Mitchell and Shirley Carmosino Diane Egan Carr ’84 Jacquelyn Williams Carr ’56 Kevin and Terri Overbeck Carrick ’89 Edy Carro Tom and Kathryn Carroll Kristopher and Jessica Wickert Carter ’96 Marie Caruso ’54 Jennifer Stenger Caseria ’79 Patrick and Kay Cassedy Marc and Lisa Cassiere Dan and Joyce Castellini Andrew and Beth Ceddia Kelly Cronin Cengia ’94 Ann Leugers Cerone ’62 Jose Chacon and Tamara Bisher Kathleen Bower Chapman ’98 Megan Marie Chapman ’15 Michael Chasnoff Sarah Chasnoff Stephanie Ann Chastang ’11 Ann Kelly Cheeseman ’98 Katherine E. Cheeseman ’95 Robert and Ginger Cheeseman Bette Lawler Chenault ’64 Abby Chermely Gail Crawford Chimenti ’65
David and Gail Chin Robert and Chris Christen Jeffrey and Becky Christoff Carol Ciarniello ’66 Ellen Wimberg Cicconi ’83 Andrea Meridith Ciske ’79 Erin Marjorie Clark ’14 John and Jeanne Clark Rachel Leanne Clark ’09 Rebecca Anne Clark ’05 Rich and Carol Westerfield Clark ’71 Linda Tepe Clarke ’88 Jodi Clever Jack and Susan Clevidence Dave Clifford Elizabeth Buckley Clifford ’93 Joan Evans Clippinger ’63 Eileen O’Brien Coffey ’58 Allison Doll Cohn ’04 Coldwell Banker Paul and Christine Colella Colgate-Palmolive Company Frances Durkin Colletti ’65 Craig and Nancy Combest Karen Fogarty Comello ’61 Comey & Shepherd Realtors Perry and Linda Como Shannon Tuerck Compton ’92 Claire Ann Conarroe ’15 Steven and Julie Conarroe Concord Fire Protection, Inc. Daniel and Mary Connaughton Mary Connaughton Ray and Arlie Connaughton Christy Miller-Pace Connelly ’60 Brenda Conner Charles and Linda Conour Joe and Peg Conway Maeve Douglass Ramsey Conway ’15 DeWitt Cook and Jane Novak Barbara Cooke ’59 Joanne Moster Cooper ’85 Catherine MacKenzie Corbin ’14 Bryan and Lisa Corcoran Christine Corcoran Joe and Pat Corcoran Corina Corder Eileen Klosterkemper Corder ’69 Casey and Molly Cordill James Coughlin, II James and Julie Coughlin Shirley Grunkemeyer Cowles ’67 Carol Gruber Cox ’73 John and Ruth Crabtree Kevin and Janice Crago Frank and Karen Crane Claire Crawford
Tom and Dora Crosby Christie Tepe Crossland ’05 Mary Lou Crowley John and Ann Curley Margaret Monica Curoe ’15 Lois Goeke Curtin ’56 Michael and Jennifer Cussen William and Connie Cussen Deborah Czech ’84 Richard and Susan Dagenbach John and Denise Daggett Edwin and Helga Daley Julie Marie Dalga ’09 Frank Dalton Natalie Owen Danenhauer ’15 Marilyn Gayhart Dapper ’53 Mark Dauner Barbara Day Julie Muehlenkamp Deardorff ’67 Bridget Bower DeCaria ’03 Thomas and Susan Delisio Michelle Dellecave Cynthia Depoe Deutsche Bank America’s Foundation Dick and Annie Devine Jerry and Mary Devitt Meredith Ellen DeVoe ’08 Lisa Deye ’77 Thomas and Susan Deye Julie Reilly DiBlasi ’98 Richard and Carol Ann Dickes Die Craft Robert and Monica Dieckman Sarah Marie Dieckman ’12 Barbara Toerner Diehl ’55 Albert and Claire Dierckes Christina Louise Diersing ’15 James and Patti Diersing Dominic and Mary DiFalco Margaret Krumme Dines ’77 Terry and Molly Reed Dingeldein ’88 Joe and Cheri Dirr John and Ann Dixon Cecil and Joane Dobbins Kent Dobbins and Pamela Smith-Dobbins Jim and Ruth Ann Doerger Phyllis Tenholder Doerger ’68 Kathy Fehrman Doherty ’77 Michael and Suzette Doll Patricia Dolle Kelsey Patrice Dollenmayer ’15 John and Maureen Donahue Thomas Donelan James H. Donnelly Steve and Lisa Donofe Steve and Louise Donofe Scott and Jennie Loughrey Donovan ’88
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Rayma Snodgrass Christopher R. Snyder Julie Snyder Mary Anne Rensing Snyder ’44 Robert Snyder Dorothy Crawford Soller ’55 Robyn Hock Sollmann ’97 Joanna Sonnefeld Bea Ciarniello Souder ’71 Christine Mary Sowar ’13 James and Mary Carol Sowar Cara Elizabeth Spaccarelli ’98 Louise K. Spalding Claire Lemkuhl Sparke ’60 Linda Lemkuhl Sparke ’63 Alice Sparks Steven and Mary Speed Meridith Oberklein Spille George and Diane Spohr Jason and Kim Springer Amy Cody Sprong ’93 Elizabeth Eleanor Spurr ’14 Sheila Dorney Stack ’55 Sarah Krumme Stahr ’83 Nancy Stanforth Sharon Rutterer Stanton ’70 Margaret Starks Scott Starks Susan Schmitt Staub ’61 Robert and Nancy Stautberg Jim and Beverly Stegman Stephanie Story Steider ’04 Nicholas and Charlotte Imwalle Steinert ’94 Jayna Lee Stenger ’08 Michael and Kathleen Stenger Stephen A. Smith Associates Mary Bradley Stephenson ’81 Joey Greco Stickley ’73 Karryn Schultz Stieby ’87 Ken and Lynne Stone William J. and Marilyn Stoops Jamey Pope Stout ’95 Todd and Mary Ann Straley Elizabeth Osterday Strange ’96 Streamkey Richard and Kathleen Strenk Jeanne Wimberg Stricker ’60 Stephanie Locaputo Striet ’95 Eric and Christine Monning Strobel ’66 Linda A. Strotman Sharon-Ann Eleyse Stroube ’15 Rebecca Schoolfield Strub ’91 Chuck Strubbe Gregory and Kristine Sturgeon Chelsea M. Sullivan ’13 Emily Kathleen Sullivan ’13 Peter and Ellen Sullivan
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Betsy Robertshaw Umhofer ’63 David and Lori Uphaus US Bank Foundation Sara Utecht Teresa Schutte Uterstaedt ’86 Larry and Kathleen Vacek Louis and Mary Ellen Valker Louis and Patricia Valker Constance Van Ausdall ’66 Judith Schaefer Vance ’56 Santina Onorini Vanzant ’99 Carol Welling Vaughn ’57 Donald and Carolyn Velten Chuck and Pam Venable Bill and Beth Venard William L. Verbryke, S.J. Virginia Kilfoil Verdin ’86 George and Marianne Vesprani Caroline Evans Villa ’53 Maria Viola ’87 Timothy and Susan Viox Vistage Group #327 Gary and Jackie Voelkerding Tim and Connie Voelkerding Philip Vogel Richard and Coleen Vogelgesang Victoria Diane Vogelgesang ’06 Maria Judith Volck ’14 Mark and Karen Shields Vollman ’74 Von Lehman & Company, Inc. Martha Rabe Vorass ’63 VOYA Foundation Todd and Sarah Wachter Alan and Jeanne Wagner Brad and Julie Wagner Christina Wainscott Chrissy Donovan Waleskowski ’99 David and Bev Waligora Dan and Rita Wall Jeff and DeAnna Wall Bonita Lenzer Walmsley ’68 Gerianne E. Walsh Mary Walsh Bob and Tina Walter Maria Aluise Walter ’15 Aimee Walters ’92 Jeffrey and Elvira Wampler Rebecca Wanner Julie Howard Wantland ’73 Haley Warden Wards Corner Chiropractic Samantha Jane Washburn ’07 Robert and Jane Wassler Erik and Emmy Waterkotte Amy Nelson Wattley ’77 Whitney Rochelle Wauligman ’05 Barry and Barbara Webb
Courtney M. Weber ’99 David and Kathleen Weber Abby Rose Weber ’15 Walburga Wehner ’71 Frank and Mary Weibel Meredith Noel Weidner ’15 Claire Elizabeth Weigand ’14 Norbert and Clara Weisbrod Ronald and Vicki Weisbrod John and Mary Welage Vera Welling ’49 Kent Wellington Earl and Judy Wells Kurt and Carol Wells Elizabeth Wenker ’53 Paul Wenker Edward ** and Virginia Wenstrup Diane Homan Werner ’67 Martha Munoz Wesley ’66 Eric and Becki Wessel Laura Wester ’84 Philip and Deborah Wheeler Tessa Marie Wheeler ’15 Amy Brinkman Whitaker ’78 Clare Christine Whitaker ’09 Christopher and Juliann White Sarah Anne White ’15 Laura Schuermann Whitney ’86 Thomas and Mary Lindsay Widmeyer ’79 Thomas and Mary Jo Wiedemann Thomas and Angela Wilcox Rob and Tenesa Wildermuth Amy Schneider Wilkin ’89 Michael and Kathleen Jones Wilkins ’70 Mary Carlile Willett ’13 Jerome and Vivian Willging Austin Olivia Williams ’08 Brittney Elaine Williams ’14 Gerald Williams Glenwood and Wendy Williams Lynne Fahrmeier Williams ’88 Paige Elise Williams ’13 Toni Tepe Williams ’70 David and Connie Williamson Virginia Boneau Williard ’49 Jennifer Peters Wilson ’98 Mary Ellen Fagel Wilson ’73 Judith A. Wimberg ’58 Allison Mae Winstel ’11 Edward Winter Michael and Lisa Feck Winter ’80 Bridget Guetle Wise ’99 Mary Wissel Raymond Wissel David and Barbara Witte Catherine Schubeler Woebkenberg ’56 Kristin Lee Woeste ’98
Tom and Joan Wohlwender Natalie Erin Woodke ’15 Evelyn Sanker Worpenberg ’47 Bill and Ruth Woycke Dan and Casey Woycke Jane Meyer Wright ’53 Steve and Cathy Wunder Joan York John and Gina York Marge Yost Carol Schuchter Young ’55 Alison Krista Younts ’13 Philip and Denise Younts Nora Driscoll Zacharski ’15 Frank and Judy Zalar Raimond and Mirja Zeilstra Tony and Geraldine Zembrodt Jennifer Foertsch Zepf ’01 Anita Ziegelmeyer ’59 David Ziegler Elizabeth Amorette Zilch ’12 Zimmer Heating & Cooling Rita Stratman Zimmerman ’57 Nicholas and Jean Ann Zimmerman Megan Elizabeth Zink ’10 Paul and Marianne Zook
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ALUMNAE GIVING: Class of 1934 50% Hester Cundall Sicking Class of 1941 18% Elizabeth Richter Flynn Joanne Homan Schweer Class of 1942 33% Rae Hartman Marjorie Diehl Thaler Betty Busse Schulenberg Class of 1944 25% Mary Jean Buschle Morthorst Harriet Enneking Moster Mary Anne Rensing Snyder Class of 1945 11% Nancy Nenninger Keating Mary Catherine Buente McMahan Class of 1946 19% Regene Mahoney Dubell Mary Ann Buchert McMillin Rita Bailer Molina Class of 1947 39% Mary Alice Walsh Burke Rita Spaccarelli Driehaus Mary Eckert Jutze Marilyn Holters Naber ** Joan Tillar Scheuermann Rosann Brockman True Evelyn Sanker Worpenberg Class of 1948 26% Mary Besl Gandenberger Joan Stubbers Gerding Rosemary McCarty Greiwe Joan Wenker Heyson Gloria Thieman Mueller Class of 1949 18% Eileen Walters Gruber Vera Welling Virginia Boneau Williard Class of 1950 42% Peggy Trice Eshman Judith Fanning Barbara Landman Gruber Anne Frees McConica Joan Bare Rechtin 22
Class of 1951 37% Susan Trefzger Burbank Joanne Folchi Fessler Therese Helmer Froehle JoAnn Hoffmann Mary Lou Barloh Lang Mary Frances Meyer Rogers Marilyn Thaman Schoelwer Class of 1952 22% Mildred Hais Berning Anne Grieme Dorsey** Mary Welz Galownia Betty Noppenberger Singler Class of 1953 38% Marilyn Gayhart Dapper Patricia Manley Greulich Lois Schomaker Moran Angela Fraley Murrer Mary Alice Brand O’Hagan Caroline Evans Villa Elizabeth Wenker Jane Meyer Wright Class of 1954 23% Judith A. Brown Marie Caruso Barbara Middendorf Riedel Blanche Naber Schraer Elaine Besterman Semancik Class of 1955 35% Jacqueline Sheppard Bonavita Martha Wittekind Bruun Barbara Toerner Diehl Arlene Anness Koon Nancy Folz Seeger Dorothy Crawford Soller Sheila Dorney Stack Marcella Huber Tabler Carol Schuchter Young Class of 1956 32% Rita Bischoff Bell Jacquelyn Williams Carr Patricia O’Brien Couzins Lois Goeke Curtin Susan Grieme Fitzgerald ** Paula Gieske Gross Sally Singer Isphording M.J. Schanzle Karch Carol Meyer Merkel Marjorie Thiel Ryan Judith Schaefer Vance Catherine Schubeler Woebkenberg
Class of 1957 27% Lloyd Altenau Baron Alma Stallo Michael Toni Nicholas Reilly Carol Welling Vaughn Class of 1958 17% Barbara Bolan Apking Emily Ohnmacht Beckman Eileen O’Brien Coffey Arleene Fox Keller Carol Ann Topicz Moses Alberta Diekmann Seibel Judith A. Wimberg Rita Stratman Zimmerman Class of 1959 17% Joan Thiel Blessing Barbara Cooke Barbara Ruff Gravenkemper Anita Ziegelmeyer Class of 1960 36% Mary Carole Kucia Albers Tina Saluppo Benton Trish Meretta Bryan Christy Miller-Pace Connelly Mary-Cabrini Durkin Sondra Rouse Dutro Sharon Schoen Hand Frances Rockwood Hear Kay Hoobler Heineman Mel Meretta Kuempel Carol Naish Rice Mary Anne Shoemaker Rouse Sally Leroux Schlotman Claire Lemkuhl Sparke Jeanne Wimberg Stricker
Class of 1961 30% Jeanne Dickenherr Anderson Karen Fogarty Comello Mary Monahan Gimpel Anne Kennealy Gutzwiller Frances Soriano Jansen Patricia Bohn Longi Susann Vordemesche Medl Carroll Prendergast Mousa Kit Rettig Overbeck Diane Thiel Roedersheimer Carole Mayer Rooney Judy Rabe Snell Susan Schmitt Staub Mary Ann Thoman Class of 1962 7% Ann Leugers Cerone Betty Louise Grupenhoff Paula Kramer Link Susan Vonderbrink Quirk Class of 1963 24% Mary Ann Bender Laureen McGuerty Brinker Joan Evans Clippinger Patricia Boyce Goodman Gail Pauly Hancock Kay Quammen Hopper Kathleen Kilcoyne Hornback Karen Snider Jenkins Marianne Gray Kirwin Linda Lemkuhl Sparke Betsy Robertshaw Umhofer Martha Rabe Vorass Class of 1964 26% Melba Neyra Mullins Campbell Bette Lawler Chenault
Margaret Drennon Sally Kruger Duffy Mary Ann Dornacher Lane Susan Rouse Lanham Madeleine Lynch Martin Barbara Stenger Mechley Jean Rinaldi Pope Myra Rifkin Margaret Rolfes Patricia Greulich Rollyson Mary Helen Blum Rusk Doris Tepe Tranter Class of 1965 18% Nancy Jackson Blyth Lea Garbon Brinker Dianne Gray Cahill Maria Alonso Calvo Diane Slattery Cappel Gail Crawford Chimenti Frances Durkin Colletti Suzanne Snider Egan Barbara Konerman Harmon Kathy Fogarty Heekin Sue Horner Hershey Barbara Rouse Koch Julie Feltrup Lemke Nancy Naish Mayer Marilyn Saalfeld Pfister Mary Ledwin Rudd Class of 1966 18% Carolyn Howard Anderson Nancy Burns Carol Ciarniello Bonnie Fischesser Hampton Cynthia Heinrich Kathie O’Donnell Kelly Jan Kenney Sharon Ashbrook Medlock Barbara Niehaus JoAnne Nordloh Elizabeth Fulcher Scheurer Christine Monnig Strobel Constance Van Ausdall Martha Munoz Wesley Class of 1967 17% Karie Kearns Boneau Shirley Grunkemeyer Cowles Julie Muehlenkamp Deardorff Rita Galinari Lynn Wagner Goodwin Janet Buchert Hirst Mary Kennealy Hogan Rose Marie Cazel Jackson Marguerite Howard Nauss
Elyse Stavale O’Kane Patricia Kiehfuss Pulskamp Helen Rolfes Susanne Fleming Sebree Linda Franz Shevlin Michele Busam Ulrich Diane Homan Werner Class of 1968 10% M. Elaine Busch Billmire Nancy Strottman Broermann Patricia McCormick Buckley Phyllis Tenholder Doerger Diana Siebert Hammers Mary Kay Pastura Hauser Denise Garbon Hedrick Bonita Lenzer Walmsley Class of 1969 11% Ann Brauer Andriacco Judith Rouse Burke Eileen Klosterkemper Corder Cheryl Fessel Fehring Hallie Rielly Goldcamp Sharon Glassmeyer Holbrook Patricia Donovan Homan Mary Koenig-Clapp Kathleen Kraemer Marianne Lindenmeyer Martha O’Toole Magnan Class of 1970 17% Cathy Cannon Augustine Carol Beyersdorfer Beth Surkamp Gasiewicz Barbara Kennedy Gingrich Mary Pat Schoeny Harris Barbara Loder Hildebrandt Mary Ann Sawma Reichard Nancy Keating Roe Gail Scheurer Seifert Sharon Rutterer Stanton Judy Jackson Tepe Kathleen Jones Wilkins Toni Tepe Williams Class of 1971 16% Carol Westerfield Clark Miriam Jacob Gallagher Maureen Crawford Geiser Rosalie Conte Helmick Mary Jo Sanker Horton Marianne Westendorf Kluesener Christine Brauer Mueller Libby Tepe Myers Jean Pettengill Linda Sawma
Bea Ciarniello Souder Walburga Wehner Class of 1972 15% Dianne Chambers Brown Eileen Davis Durkin Nancy Kemper Gruber Mary Jo Gruber Haverkamp Marian Stuhlreyer Keyes M. Christine Jutze Krumdieck JoAnn Wolf Maxwell Jane Schweer McCarthy Marisue Naber Jill Korte Parris Anne Krumme Richardson Anna Marie Kaulig Rodenbeck Class of 1973 17% Kathryn A. Backherms Carol Gruber Cox Kenna Watts Holmes Julie Allgeier Loftus Dianne Daly Meyer Sally Helmick Mountel Laura Murrer Nancy Beck Perazzo ** Claire Pettengill Mary Kluener Rath Joanne Williams Schrimpf Joey Greco Stickley Julie Howard Wantland Mary Ellen Fagel Wilson Class of 1974 17% Rita Bowden Geri Denterlein Nancy Reyering Fiorito Barbara Ganim Anne Schroder Gilligan Mimi Hart Jennifer Brannen Hemberger Mary Anne Elias Hengehold Michelle Moore Klein Mary Jo Lane Anne Wesselman Riegler Karen Shields Vollman Class of 1975 13% Amy Schweer Boland Peggy Bradley-Doppes Cynthia Reis Brinck Lynn Overbeck Hughes Cathlin Kane Muething Diana L. Murrer Lanie Nicholas Osborne Jennifer Bulger Pendery Patricia Gray Perin
Lori Berning Rohrer Pamela Hungler Siergiej Class of 1976 12% Julie Brueggeman Dreyer Elizabeth Gendreau-Maxwell Giselle Kluener Huber Christine Bucher Hucek Rebecca Milostan Margot Weber Rudler Beverly Rice Scott Kelly Monahan Whelan Class of 1977 24% Mary Alice Bruemmer Alban Barbara Puttmann Bryans Lisa Deye Margaret Krumme Dines Kathy Fehrman Doherty Judy Shields Earley Marianne Scott Emmert Ann Haas Gartner Mimi Gendreau Casey Thomas Guilfoyle Ruthie Keefe Lelia Keefe Kramer Betsy Krumme MacConnell Elizabeth Newbold McClain Patricia Bolan Platts Pat Fraley Ryan Karen Russell Schenck Amy Nelson Wattley Class of 1978 6% Julie Humphreys Cionni Cecile Luttmer Dykas Lisa Santen Harris Michelle Mullee Kappers Amy Brinkman Whitaker Class of 1979 14% Mary E. Bruemmer-Schmitz Catherine Dulle Bruggeman Jennifer Stenger Caseria Andrea Meridith Ciske Phyllis Ehler Karen Ohe Jagers Sue McGoff Jeffries Sandra Rudd Leary Patty Bruns Osborne Jo Anne Friedmann Reiling Mary Lindsay Widmeyer Class of 1980 10% Laurie Huether Benken Melissa Krumme Hooley Deborah Huffman
Barbara Thul Isemann Beth Wagner Johansing Anne Perry Krug Rita Albers Loesing Suzanne Lavanier Lorch Sharon Cardosi Sanker Victoria Rudd Sena Class of 1981 14% Amy Serger Ahrnsen Judith Masset Brown Susan Kelley Fernandez Catherine Lindsay Frey Anne Wenstrup Keefe Julie Graves Leon Donna Bergmann McMurry Kristin Keirle Mooney Mary Ann Kroner Russo Catherine Dillhoff Sarky Mary Bradley Stephenson Julie Topicz Teri Rudd Tretter Peggy Engelhart Zink Class of 1982 15% Betsy Murray Bissmeyer Sally Phillips Flesner Mary Teresa Green Karen Riegler Kemper Noreen Ney Lundberg Jacki Dillon Lyon Julie Vogt Martina Mary Ann Kuechly Middendorf Suzie Thompson Pfeiffer Christina Bolan Pucci Elizabeth Spraul Rogers Barb Dillhoff Rohs Krista Perry Settle Constance Schoenling Swisshelm Class of 1983 14% Ellen Wimberg Cicconi Teresa Elliott Kratzer Barbara Busch Kruetzkamp Suzanne Egbers Martini Maria Palermo Nora Lindsay Quinn Laura Ney Rives Edy Carro Schlotman Susan Costa Schoen Sarah Krumme Stahr Elizabeth Stautberg Class of 1984 22% Katy Meder Bair Kathleen Serger Barker Stephanie Ciok Besl
Mary Clare Wallace Brennan Jill Grever Cahill Diane Egan Carr Sheila Conway Deborah Czech Susan Dillhoff Denison Christy Overberg Dorger Mary Elizabeth Egbers Heidi Mechley Felton Angela Louis Guye Megan Mullane Molony Lynn Moster Morris Peggy McCormick Platz Judy Lohrer Racadio Jennifer Hogan Redmond Dianna Schweitzer Jeannie Bolan Shurmer Mary Homan Siefke Laura Wester Class of 1985 8% Patricia Schoelwer Bauer Lisa J. Egan Bias Joanne Moster Cooper Kathy Jander Ferrara Nina Giaccio-Walsh Maryanne Burns Harsh Dianna Hull Perazzo Class of 1986 13% Camille Mechley Gartner Jennifer Leonard Gerwin Melissa Dowling Hart Margaret Maggini Hopple Emily Hinnenkamp Huber Hilarie Meyer Joseph Anne Dierckes Kirkpatrick Kathryn Sweeney Magenheim Amy Reinhold Mechley Elizabeth Wolf Skufca Deborah Lohrer Talbot Kelly Reichert Thibodeaux Teresa Schutte Uterstaedt Virginia Kilfoil Verdin Laura Schuermann Whitney Class of 1987 18% Amy Durbin Barrett Wendy J. Dorn Katie Kelley Dorr Sheela Rath Geraghty Joeanne Gutzwiller Julie Jansen Hamburg Sarah Zook Koetting Melissa Meyers Lea Mary Schoelwer Minnillo Mary Elizabeth Neyer 23
Theresa Roehrig Anera Svetlik Shell Karryn Schultz Stieby Candace Nelson Terris Maria Viola Class of 1988 18% Anne Sheehan Bergeron Nancy Giaccio Boosveld Lisa Zibulka Canter Stefanie Chavez Linda Tepe Clarke Molly Reed Dingeldein Jennie Loughrey Donovan Nancy Diener Finke Ellen Hinnenkamp Caroline Costa Melby Katherine Lafkas Mulligan Erin Rouse Ragland Carolynn Ege Reis Julie L. Alig Scala Kristy Mooibroek Thomas Lynne Fahrmeier Williams Class of 1989 11% Angela Robinson Beard Terri Overbeck Carrick Kelly Durbin Lisa Gerdes Jennings Tracy Williams Kilfoil Tricia Salem Lapp Maura Moran Tina Ehrhardt Nicholas Lorie Willing Nugent Bethany Rave Shaune Schaefer Rueve Amy Schneider Wilkin Class of 1990 12% Colleen Dwyer Clarke Samantha Jones Heather Momper Leonard Jessica Lieberman Toilynn O’Neal Lisa Schmidt Reischel Maria Rapien Rufe Katherine Anderson Rumsey Allison Grever Ryan Kristina Kirby Schulte Jennifer Reilly Smith Class of 1991 14% Courtney Brown Mimi Frede Drew Debbie Gerdes Hollie Hubbert
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Danielle Johnston Johnson Rachel Choquette Kemper Erin Carey Klein Carrie Schuermann Madden Meghan Murphy Patrick Rebecca Schoolfield Strub Alison Brady Vesco Class of 1992 13% Shannon Tuerck Compton Amanda Sherwood Fipp Alison Koch Kastl Laura Mechley Mancini Erin McCurdy Mollaun Susan Birck Mosby Laura Klear Nix Nancy Salem Pater Renee Hoeffer Ricou Susan Kramer Robben Carolinne E. Shaffer Megan Heisel Szewc Aimee Walters Class of 1993 9% Megan Conway Bley Emily Rouse Burson Elizabeth Buckley Clifford Anne Dagenbach Alisha Uhlenbrock Furst Allison Basti Glynn Stacey Hammond Sara Jurkowitz Harrison Elizabeth Franz McElroy Amy Cody Sprong Class of 1994 11% Kathleen King Baiers Julie McDonald Boothby Kelly Cronin Cengia Anne Penick Ewart Dorothy B. Lowe Gretchen Ott Lyons Jennifer Tepe Mayer Johanna Hussey Mills Julie Torbeck Mussman Christine O’Neill Clare Buckley Rayburn Megan Kleinfelder Roach Charlotte Imwalle Steinert Emily Gehlert Supinger Class of 1995 13% Natalie Alfers Stephanie Arling Elizabeth Locaputo Bradshaw Katherine E. Cheeseman Elizabeth Creighton Diaz
Kathryn Kirby Dorger Larissa McMullen Kahle Erin Kirkwood Martha Minnich Luring Katherine M. Reilly Cory D. Ritter Jamey Pope Stout Stephanie Locaputo Striet Class of 1996 10% Betsy Felts Ahlert Victoria Geisel Bohlander Jessica Wickert Carter Liz Bower Curran Tricia Visceglia Ewald Michelle Jeffcott-Pera Maria Jimenez-Veeneman Kristin Grove Lenhart Maria Mazza Martinez Katherine M. Peters Elizabeth Osterday Strange Kristin Augustine Theobald Class of 1997 6% Laura A. Alfers Christine Heubi Hazenfield Colleen M. Huddleson Mary Kathleen Koehler Gina M. Nelson Angela Feldman Ochoa Robyn Hock Sollmann Lori A. Summe Class of 1998 14% Courtney Carey Arling Meghan Marie Berigan Kathleen Bower Chapman Ann Kelly Cheeseman Julie Reilly DiBlasi Katharine Mary Durso Katherine Herman Gilene Gina Gail Spalazzi Good Stephanie Anne Klump Gretchen Ann Krumdieck Alandra Mangold Parchman Sara Rabe Peterson Ashley Syphard Rozier Meredith Angner Shepherd Anne Elise Imwalle Smith Cara Elizabeth Spaccarelli Jennifer Peters Wilson Kristin Lee Woeste Class of 1999 11% Angie Rath Antenucci Katie Zeller Ihnen Kristin Munninghoff Kempton
Rachel Kirley Mary Elizabeth Koch Elizabeth E. Kuck Shannon M. Lively Emily Ragland Muszynski Julie M. Sanzone Jill M. Shirey Megan Veith Stagnaro Santina Onorini Vanzant Chrissy Donovan Waleskowski Courtney M. Weber Bridget Guetle Wise Class of 2000 7% Emily Herman Abbott Melissa Marie Armstrong Lisa Baute Caito Katherine Gehring Erdel Lauren Cruse Fortman Kirsten Ott Law Abigail Christen Reed Jamie Michelle Rueger Gretchen Menke Teeple Class of 2001 12% Ashley Ann Alfers Elizabeth Ploeger Barrett Maureen Smyth Baute Macaira Rooney Bobinger Alison Dempsey Buckley Jodi Carter Duff Dana Leibel Ellsworth Elizabeth Schwartz Ewing Samantha Grier Kathryn Ann Ireland Meredith Brown Irwin Brigid Elizabeth Kelly Caroline Caples Renneker Jennifer Foertsch Zepf Class of 2002 4% Kimberly Walters Dwyer Tori Rinderle Frericks Anne Guappone Kuritzky Kelly Jo Moore Meredith Seurkamp Parker Andrea Ulrich Roeding Katherine Loftus Tepe Class of 2003 5% Bridget Bower DeCaria Erin Crane Dunigan Kristen Hill Gay Laura Christine Hart Julianne Geiser Hartmann Christine Wassler Mack Maria Rath McSoley
Elizabeth Anna Moller Danielle Jones Mullins Class of 2004 8% Allison Doll Cohn Kara Habel Farnham Erin Marie Gartner Beth Gillming Kamen Anne Colleen McManus Kristen Elizabeth Meyers Megan Riga Mullalley Krista Anne Naber Emma Scharfenberger Off Julia Ann Rouse Katherine Elizabeth Schroer Stephanie Story Steider Rebecca Boeing Turner Darci Ann Ulrich Class of 2005 10% Christine Minges Brookbank Rebecca Anne Clark Christie Tepe Crossland Emily Marie Hughes Sarah Roehr Larsen Jennifer Marie Counts Mertens Sarah Roth Mollineaux Courtney Dorger Ragland Michelle Matthews Rapien Caroline Keefe Rollins Anne Lind Scherer Carly Lynn Schott Allison Lynn Schroeder Whitney Rochelle Wauligman Class of 2006 7% Elizabeth Kristine Braun Elizabeth Paige Dorger Caitlin Graham Felvus Ellen Melville Maniaci Leslee Rose Marzullo Fiona Margaret McCloy Jamie Renee Neumann Amanda Gertrude Neyer Victoria Marie Rohan Eileen Hughes Sabatalo Katharine Frances Scherer Anne-Marie Coors Smith Victoria Diane Vogelgesang Class of 2007 3% Lauren Marie Acton Lisa Katherine Bambach Laura Marissa Canos Elizabeth Ann Ulm Samantha Jane Washburn
Class of 2008 5% Meredith Ellen DeVoe Hannah Ruth Kramer Margaret Anne Millea Rebecca Ann Reis Carlyn Marie Runnels Jayna Lee Stenger Austin Olivia Williams Kimberly Anne Winter Class of 2009 9% Lauren Elizabeth Amyx Ann Bronwyn Bryans Katelynn Marie Chavez Rachel Leanne Clark Julie Marie Dalga Brooke Frances Dorger Laurie Elizabeth Jacob Katherine Anne Jennings Alyssa Suzanne Kleespies Madison McLain Kramer Ellen Mary Manegold Emily F. Mertens Mary Margaret Platz Elizabeth Cornett Reilly Megan Jones Schulte Mary Catherine Thurner Clare Christine Whitaker Class of 2010 3% Cara Christine Bachman Jillian Leigh Buganski Molly Ann Partusch Rachel Elizabeth Tonnis Megan Elizabeth Zink Class of 2011 9% Lauren Margaret Billy Natalie Patricia Bryans Victoria Leigh Cardone Stephanie Ann Chastang Madeline G. Earley Ellen Rose Franke Brittany Ann Gibler Ellyn Margaret Gruber Nicole Louise Hird Julia Rose Kanitz Katherine Karle Miller Jena Nicole Moeller Olivia Lenore Reilly Marie Danielle Salcido Allison Mae Winstel Class of 2012 10% Madison Elise Andrews Rachel Catherine Barry Micaela Marie Bresler
Sarah Nicole Bundschuh Olivia Anne Capannari Sarah Marie Dieckman Stephanie Nicole Franer Megan Joan Friedmann Mary Cassandra Hofmann Claire Elaine Joseph Christina M. Kammerer Emma Caroline Lancaster Sarah Nicole Mazzei Madeline Laurel Meiners Alexis Ann Mills Maria Ann Napolitano Hannah Maria Raulston Kerry Marie Ulm Elizabeth Amorette Zilch Class of 2013 13% Cara Marie Anderson Lauren Elizabeth Autry Katherine Helen Berding Jessica Nicole Bien Ashley Nicholle Bisher Elise Ellen Earley Emily Marie Engelhardt AnneMarie Victoria Hoopes Kathryn Elizabeth Kehres Judy G. Kyrkos Grace Millicent Liesch Camilla Anne MacKenzie Sarah Elizabeth McGrath Julia Rose Porter Christine Mary Sowar Chelsea M. Sullivan Emily Kathleen Sullivan Mary Carlile Willett Paige Elise Williams Alison Krista Younts Class of 2014 18% Abby Lynn Amyx Elizabeth Ann Ayers Claire Elizabeth Benken Morgan Elisabeth Bernard Emily Marie Blankenhorn Rebecca Nicole Bryans Anka Elizabeth Canarie Erin Marjorie Clark Catherine MacKenzie Corbin Samantha Grace Eyer Kari Harlow Fitzpatrick Adrienne Kathleen Geraci Catherine W. Hartman Meredith Michelle Hemmer Madeline Marie Huster Sharon Louise Jarmusik Megan Mary Kroeger
Megan Sarah Luiso Bailey Kiana Majeski Hope Dianne Montag Catherine Julia Redden Madeleine Claire Schulcz Elizabeth Eleanor Spurr Lindsay Grace Tatman Megan Rosemary Turner Maria Judith Volck Claire Elizabeth Weigand Brittney Elaine Williams Class of 2015 27% Claire Marie Berding Kathyrn Elizabeth Bissmeyer Megan Marie Chapman Claire Ann Conarroe Maeve Douglass Ramsey Conway Margaret Monica Curoe Natalie Owen Danenhauer Christina Louise Diersing Kelsey Patrice Dollenmayer Abigail Susan Engelhardt Meaghan Marie Flesner Anne Elizabeth Heffernan Natalie Marie Heller Elizabeth Jane Hummel Elise Danielle Hurwitz Katherine Elizabeth Jones Grace Elizabeth Kelly Kathleen Rose Kerr Lesley Jane Knowlton Elena Claire Kyrkos Anna Sophia Loesing Abigail Elizabeth Luken Madison Lynne MacEachen MacKenzie Marie Mahon Carolyn Diane Markley Taryn Frances Osborne Sarah Bridget O’Shaughnessy Donna Clare Perazzo Karlee Rose Proctor Katherine Lee Rankin Nicola Kail Redmond Sophia Marie Settle Megan Christina Shaffer Elizabeth A. Shannon Sharon-Ann Eleyse Stroube Maria Aluise Walter Abby Rose Weber Meredith Noel Weidner Tessa Marie Wheeler Sarah Anne White Natalie Erin Woodke Nora Driscoll Zacharski
MEMORIALS/TRIBUTES A memorial or tribute gift is a way to publicly remember someone and a great way of giving to Saint Ursula Academy. All memorial and honorary gifts are designated to the endowment fund. The following are tribute gifts made between July 1, 2014 and June 30, 2015. In Memory of Reverend William Berger Chrissy Donovan Waleskowski ’68 In Memory of Natalie Bradley ’09 Steve and Rita Bradley Mary Ellen Wissel In Memory of Mary Elizabeth Austing Cash ’41 Joanne Homan Schweer ’41 In Memory of Anne Greime Dorsey ’52 Robert Dorsey Susan Greime Fitzgerald ’56 In Memory of Al and Kay Feltrup Sally Feltrup Chase ’70 Greg Feltrup Andrew and Marianne Westendorf Kluesener ’71 Julie Feltrup Lemke ’65 Thomas and Shirley Luken Richard and Joyce Lorey In Memory of Hypha Wehby Groen Jack and Kit Rettig Overbeck ’61
In Memory of Jane Gruber CJ and Amy Brown Tom and Julie Brown, Sr. Joanne Buchman Jim and Judy Burke William and Ester Burns Michael and Jennifer Cussen David and Susan Deye Tim and Mary Jo Donovan Dan and Julie Gruber John and Kathy Heekin Leasa Horst Ken and Susan Kerr James and Janie Kleinfelder James and May Konerman David and Chris Krumdieck Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lackmeyer Tom and Diane Leugers John Linville Matrix Claims Management Mower, Newkirk & Company, CPA Timothy and Jody Pohlman Mary Porter Ron and Elaine Ramer Dennis and Sherry Roebel Steven and Lori Berning Rohrer ’75 Mike Sanzere Bill and Gayle Sherman Michael and Kathleen Stenger Robin Sweeney Steve and Karen Thompson Doris Tepe Tranter ’64 Dave and Lori Uphaus David and Connie Williamson Steve and Cathy Wunder
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In Memory of Barbara Hammond Geri Walsh In Memory of Steven J. Horvath, Sr. Patricia Donovan Homan ’69 In Memory of Elaine Horan Polk and Anne Laffoon In Memory of Anne Evans Lanctot Marjorie Thiel Ryan, ’56 In Memory of Mary Enneking Merrill ’38 Mary Koenig-Clapp ’81 In Memory of Rufus Murphy Doris Tepe Tranter ’64 In Memory of Marilyn Holters Naber ’47 Anonymous Harold and Esther Bauer Mary Alice Walsh Burke ’47 Edda Camardo Candice Campbell John and Jeanne Clark Jim Donnelly Rita Spacarrelli Driehaus ’47 Reggie Mahoney Dubell ’46 Gil and Molly Gusweiler Tim and Rosalie Conte Helmick ’71 John Hirn and Rita Riddell Chip and Laura Homan Wes Homan Lois Johannigman Gerry and Beverly Kelly Michael and Beverly Kelly
Lothar and Maria Kreppel Alice Lamping Loth Holdings, LLC Robert and Eileen Luby Mark and Dianne Daly Meyer ’73 Juris and Patricia Mezinskis Mary Jo Mock Jeff Mumper Ronald and Helen Naber Steve and Judy Naber Betsy Neyer ’87 Dan and Kris Neyer Family Foundation Don and Phyllis Neyer Rick and Diane Oberschmidt William and Mary Carol O’Brien Jack and Kit Rettig Overbeck ’61 Thomas and Molly Petre John and Barbara Pflum Betsy Pharo Louis and Carolyn Raffenberg Willie and Ruby Redmond Joe and Chris Reid Jeffrey and Barbara Rodgers Carl and Sally Schlotman Matthew Schottelkotte Blanche Schraer John Schuler and Marisue Naber ’72 Laura Selvey Mary Anne Rensing Snyder ’44 Nancy Stanforth Ann Sweeney Ted and Peggy Torbeck The Homan Foundation Vistage Group #327 Alan Wagner and Jeanne Ruggieri Jerome and Vivian Willging
In Memory of Nancy Nolting ’56 Jack and M.J. Schanzle Karch ’56 In Memory of Martha Hildenbrand Perin ’38 Anthony Perin Mark Perin In Memory of James N. Perry Geri E. Walsh In Memory James Ryan Jack and M.J. Schanzle Karch ’56 In Memory of Martha Sawma Al Archibald Nancy Burns ’66 Charles and Linda Conour Joe and Pat Corcoran Greg and Ruth Gildea Chris and Sandy Rudd Leary ’79 Toni Nicholas Reilly ’57 Diana Schmidt John and Amy Brinkman Whitaker ’78 In Memory of Karen Sears Jack and Kit Rettig Overbeck ’61 Molly A. Talbot Geri Walsh In Memory of Thomas Semancik Patricia Manley Greulich ’53 In Memory of John Waldbilling Anne Dierckes Kirkpatrick ’86 In Memory of William Wimberg Jack and M.J. Schanzle Karch ’56 Sally Kelley In Memory of Charlie Yannessa Patricia Manley Greulich ’53
MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES Saint Ursula Academy would like to gratefully acknowledge the following companies for matching gifts received during the 2014-2015 fiscal year. Matching gifts enable the donors to double their gifts to Saint Ursula. Colgate-Palmolive Company Deutsche Bank America’s Foundation Fifth Third Bank General Electric 26
Gordon Bernard Company, Inc. Hospira Employee Giving Campaign Macy’s Inc. Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc. Marsh USA, Inc. Prudential Matching Gifts Program TIAA-CREF Toyota of Cincinnati Inc. UBS Financial Services, Inc US Bank Foundation Von Lehman & Company, Inc. VOYA Foundation
NAMED SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS Alumnae Association Scholarship Fund Jean and David Beblo Scholarship Fund Ellen C. Bolger ’31 Scholarship The Cynthia and Manuel Chavez Family Scholarship Fund The Brennan/Talbot Scholarship Fund Peggy Conaton-Berger ’83 and Besty Conaton-Shannon ’83 Scholarship Fund Diane Holloway Curtis ’66 Diversity Scholarship Fund Dawg House Scholarship Fund David W. and Susan M. Deye Scholarship Fund The Denoyer Family Scholarship Fund Geri Walsh Educational Services/LD Scholarship Fund Mary Jean Grothaus Gilker ’40 Scholarship Fund The Matilda Kokenge Homan Scholarship Fund Nancy Nenninger Keating Scholarship Fund McCormick Equipment Company Scholarship Fund Braden and Eileen Mechley Scholarship Fund
The Annie Myers Scholarship Fund Nassim Nicholas Education Fund The Niehaus Family Scholarship Fund The Overbeck Family Scholarship Fund Parents’ Club Scholarship Fund Helen Catherine Powers Scholarship Fund Rogers Family Scholarship Fund Saint Ursula Leadership Alliance (SULA) Scholarship Fund Sr. Mary Helen Sanker and Margaret Crotty Scholarship Fund Charlotte R. Schmidlapp Trust Scholarship Fund Julia Schmidt Diversity Scholarship Fund Louis and Joanne Schweer Scholarship Fund Wilbur Scott Memorial Fund Elizabeth Knapp Engelhardt Stein ’25 Scholarship Fund The Saint Ursula Walk Scholarship Fund Harry and May Thaman Scholarship Fund The Clara S. Thiel Scholarship Fund Ursulines of Cincinnati Scholarship Fund Dorothy Wernsing Westerfield ’45 Scholarship Fund The Robert Wildermuth Scholarship Fund Judith A. Wimberg ’58 Scholarship Fund Women’s Club Scholarship Fund
MOTHER FIDELIS LEGACY SOCIETY The Mother Fidelis Legacy Society recognizes friends who have included Saint Ursula Academy in their estate plans or have made an irrevocable planned gift. The Society was named after Mother Fidelis, foundress of the Ursulines of Cincinnati, who was an extraordinarily gifted leader, renowned educator and a valiant religious whose deep faith and firm hope in God animated her life and that of her community. We would like to express our appreciation to the members listed who have made a commitment to the future of Saint Ursula Academy in empowering each student to become a woman of faith, integrity and courage committed to building a better world. Anonymous (5) Bill and Julie Foy Baechtold ’71 Rosemary Baumann Mildred Hais Berning ’52 Carol Beyersdorfer ’70 Eva Gilkey Booher ’77 Bruce and Betsy Brandstetter Andrew and Barbara Puttmann Bryans ’77 Bruce and Pat McCormick Buckley ’68 Alice L. Cassinelli ’44 ** Manuel and Cynthia Chavez Geri Denterlein ’74 Steve and Sharon Dreyer Peggy Trice Eshman ’50 Gael Fischer ’67 Thomas and Lucille Tateman Gerdes ’66 John and Elaine Grever Mary Dean Grote Glenn and Mary Kay Pastura Hauser ’68 Nicholas Payne and Cynthia Heinrich ’66 Leo P. Heskamp George and Mary Eckert Jutze ’47 Arleene Fox Keller ’58 Pete and Claudia Kimener Jane Knudson Mac and Lelia Keefe Kramer ’77 Mary Jo Lane ’74 John Locaputo Brian and Betsy Krumme MacConnell ’77 Carol Meyer Merkel ’56 Laura Ann Mraz ’74 Angela Fraley Murrer ’53 Gina M. Nelson ’97 Jim and Liz Niehaus Jack and Kit Rettig Overbeck ’61 James Lee and Denise M. Patton Kathleen Bradley Perkins ’63 Toni Nicholas Reilly ’57
Mary Frances Meyer Rogers ’51 Anthony and Frances Romweber William and Judy Sandquist Betty Busse Schulenberg ’42 Joanne Homan Schweer ’41 James Traynor and Molly A. Talbot Mary Ann Thoman ’61 Judith A. Wimberg ’58
THE URSULINES OF CINCINNATI Saint Ursula Academy is very grateful to The Ursulines of Cincinnati who generously support the Academy through gifts to our endowment and Capital Improvements. Sr. Mary Henry Bernard, O.S.U. Sr. Mary Jerome Buchert ’63, O.S.U. Sr. Eileen Connelly ’84, O.S.U. Sr. Margaret Mary Efkeman ’64, O.S.U. Sr. Ruth Ann Hartmann ’49, O.S.U. Sr. Elizabeth Lang ’51, O.S.U. Sr. Mary William Luxford ’49, O.S.U. Sr. Barbara Niehaus, O.S.U. Sr. Mary Germaine Thorburn ’58, O.S.U.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES Cheryl M. Beach John B. Berding Michael L. Besl Sr. Mary Jerome Buchert ’63, O.S.U. Manuel Chavez Anne Dagenbach ’93 Paul Dorger R. Peter Kimener Paul G. Kitzmiller Jane Knudson Lelia Keefe Kramer ’77 Susan Loechle Brian MacConnell Michelle A. Mullee ’78 Liz Niehaus Richard A. Paolo Anthony Perazzo Connie Perme Suzie Pfieffer Courtney Dorger Ragland ’05 Elizabeth Spraul Rogers ’82 Karen Russell Schenck ’77 Timothy Schroeder Paul C. Silva Elizabeth Stautberg ’83 Mark Stepaniak William L. Verbryke, S.J. Mark W. Weber Maurice Williams
SUA BALL 2015: AN EVENING UNDER THE STARS The SUA Ball was a huge success this year! The event netted more than $240,000 to benefit Saint Ursula Academy and its programs. Below is a list of the individuals and businesses who supported the SUA Ball in various ways, including: cash donations, donated items, raising a paddle for Fund-a-Need, and support the night of the event. Anonymous (2) Adorable Creations by Dori Aglamesis Bro’s Ice Cream and Candy Chris and Kathy Albrecht All Occasions Event Rental and Event Design Alpha and Omega Building Services Jeffrey Anderson Gregory and Angela Andsager Brian and Angie Rath Antenucci ’99 Appearance Plus Cleaners Archbishop Moeller High School Joseph and Maria Arcuri Aston Oaks Golf Club Axis Alley Kathy Backherms ’73 Joe and Trish Baker Jonathan and Barb Baker Arielle Balz Banasch’s Fabrics Bartlett Beam Sunfree Tanning Edward and Tricia Bender Benefit Studio John and Susan Berding Jinny Powers Berten Mike and Stephanie Ciok Besl ’84 Beth O’Leary Catering Bick’s Driving School Bill Dattilo’s Tri-State Entertainment Ron and Anna Bisher Paul and Betsy Murray Bissmeyer ’82 Clare Saba Blackburn ’82 Denise Bleser Mary Lou Blount BLOWN Blow Out Studio Bluesky Creative, Inc Susan Boehm Braco Window Cleaning Services Holly Bridgers Bill and Jan Brown Jim Brown Sarah Brown Doug and Donna Browning Andrew and Barbara Puttmann Bryans ’77
Bruce and Patricia McCormick Buckley ’68 Ellie Burke Bill Burnside Jack and Marti Butz C3 Creating Connections Consulting, LLC Café DeSales Dan and Jill Grever Cahill ’84 Phil and Lisa Baute Lisa Caito ’00 Bob and Cathy Callahan Camargo Racquet Club Sandy Campbell Ken and Lisa Zibulka Canter ’88 Mark and Janene Cappel William Carroll Andy and Lisa Castellini CE Power Solutions Manuel and Cynthia Chavez David and Gail Chin Kim and Jim Ciesick Cincinnati Bell Cincinnati Eye Institute Cincinnati Functional Fitness Cincinnati Landmark Productions Cincinnati Museum Center Cincinnati Nature Center Cincinnati Shakespeare Company Cincinnati Sports Club Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden Cincy Craft Connection, LLC Cintas Corporation Julie Humphreys Cionni ’78 Greg and Laura Clark Bryan and Jodi Clever Coffee Break Roasting Co. Craig Combest Complete Mechanical Services Dan and Mary Connaughton Michelle Corbin Bob and Jeanne Coughlin Steven and Karen Crowley Curley Buffalo Native American Jewelry Matt and Joanne Curoe Anne Dagenbach William and Stephanie Danko Bill Dattilo Tom and Meredith Deane DeBra-Kuempel DEFINE body & mind Angelo and Molly DeJesus Del Apgar Florist Peter and Melanie DelGado Denny’s Dog House David and Theresa Denoyer Cindy Depoe Fran Di Battista Bob and Monica Dieckman John and Tracey DiFalco
Joseph and Donna Dillon Terry and Molly Reed Dingeldein ’88 Steve and Sharon Dreyer Duke University Duvall Asphalt Pat and Judy Shields Earley ’77 Greg and Marianne Ehemann Drew and Marianne Scott Emmert ’77 Rob and Joanie Engelhardt Fabulous Furs Barry and Amy Fagel Mike and Heidi Mechley Felton ’84 Fenton Rigging & Contracting Patrick and Jenee Dattilo Ferguson ’89 Keith and Kathy Jander Ferrara ’85 David and Angie Weber Ficker ’85 Fineline Property Improvement Service Gael Fischer ’67 Greg and Suzanne Floyd Folchi’s Formal Wear Michael and Amy Foley Michael Forgus Fountain Specialist Fox News Fox Sports Ohio Friedhoff Florist & Greenhouses Paul and Ann Friedmann Frisch’s Restaurants Inc. Funky’s Catering Troy and Lucinda Galley Tim and Vicki Garry Tim and Mindy Garvey Joseph and Susan Geoppinger Elizabeth Geraghty ’18 John and Sheela Rath Geraghty ’87 Mary McGoff Gerken ’77 Robert and Jennifer Leonard Gerwin ’86 Todd and Cindy Gick Gilson’s Engraving & Elegant Gifts Graeter’s Famous Ice Cream, Candy & Pastries Great Parks of Hamilton County Kristin Haack Patricia Greenfield Hakes ’79 Hamer Hamilton County’s Sheriff’s Office Joe and Mary Hancock John and Maureen Hands Harlan Graphic Art Services, Inc. Greg and Tracy Hartmann Jack Heekin Mike Heizman Steven and Laura Heller Paul and Mary Hemmer Bob and Sylvia Hendon Chip and Shawna Hendon Jim and Amy Heyd 27
Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza Home City Ice Honeybaked Ham Chris and Meg Maggini Hopple ’86 Ann Howard Laurie Hubert It’s Working Out TRX Suspension Training Jag’s Steak and Seafood James Free Jewelers Jeffrey R. Anderson Real Estate, Inc. Gary and Brandy Jerow Roger and Nancy Johannigman Mike and Liz Johnson Samantha Jones ’90 Joseph Toyota of Cincinnati Scott and Pamela Jordahl Richard and Mag Joseph Tim and Kristyn Convery Jossart ’85 Sidney and Laura Juliani Paul and Lori Jurgensen Family Stephen and Stephanie Kastner Fred Wahl and Ruth Keefe ’77 Chuck and Mary Ann Kelly Matt and Rachel Choquette Kemper ’91 Theresa Kerr Timothy and Diana Kilfoil Steve and Suzie Kleeman Peter and Clare Koch Mac and Lelia Keefe Kramer ’77 Madison Kramer ’09 Bob Kreidenweis Luke Kuechly Jay and Patricia Kurtz Craig and Sondra Kurz Ken and Beth LaFountain Tim Lambrinides Kurt and Cathy Lamping LaRosa’s Inc. Leer Tom and Meg Lewis Mark and Julie Luebbers Joe and Kim Lukens Bill and Lori Luttmer Macy’s Mad Potter Deborah Majoras Craig and Amy Maliborski Julie Mazzaro Kristin McAuliffe Dorothy Schoeny McCarthy ’97 Tom McCloy Kevin and Francis McMurray Daniel and Barbara Mendel Mercy Healthplex Anderson Mary Ann Meyer Mary Ann Kuechly Middendorf ’82 Roger and Lori Miller 28
Miller Coors Trey and Dori Schutte Moellering ’90 Tod and Erin McCurdy Mollaun ’92 Joe and Megan Mullane Molony ’84 Mike and Susie Momper Hugh and Melissa Moore Gary and Moira Morgan Morgan’s Canoe & Outdoor Adventures Bryan Moritz Mt. Washington Savings Bank Amy Murray Paul and Carrie Naber Bill and Chrisie Naber Natorp’s Nursery Outlet Nick & Tom’s Restaurant and Bar Jeff and Jeannie Niebuhr Jim and Liz Niehaus Amanda Barton Nielsen ’95 Jack and Karen Noe Nancy Nordloh Northcreek Mezzanine Beth O’Leary ’79 Greg and Cindy Olson Kevin and Debra Osterfeld Peter and Mary O’Toole Palette Studios Inc. Patriot Signs Pedal Wagon Cincinnati Pelle Medical Spa Tony and Dianna Hull Perazzo ’85 Perfect North Slopes Performance Auto Group Barry and Brett Peterson Bernie and Suzie Thompson Pfeiffer ’82 Tony and Peggy McCormick Platz ’84 Doug Porter Joe and Mary Porter David and Libby Price ProSource Dee Purcell Ambrose and Mary Puttmann Eric and Courtney Dorger Ragland ’05 Tim and Mary Ragland Bob and Jenny Rankin Sharon Rapp Bill and Mary Kluener Rath ’73 Recker and Boerger Daniel and Sherry Reilly Caroline Caples Renneker ’01 Thomas Ritter Ritter Hagee- Doctors of Optometry Robben Florist Robin C. Jewelry Alvin and Joan Roehr Patrick and Elizabeth Spraul Rogers ’82 Joe and Barb Dilhoff Rohs ’82 Romualdo
Ben and Amy Russert Saint Ursula Academy Arts-in-Service Club Robert Sambrookes Ron and Gina Sawma Mark and Tricia Schneider Bret and Molly Schnieber David and Maria Schoeppner Karri and Jeff Schrand Matthew and Angela Schroeder Tim and Lisa Schroeder Jay and Chris Schuermann Tim and Mary Seaman Serendipity Jewelry Pete and Krista Perry Settle ’82 Bruce and Cathy Shaffer Gerald and Heidi Shannon Jim and Katie Sheanshang Andy and Cindy Shetterly Christopher and Carolyn Shisler John and Denise Siegel Anthony and Tammy Silvestri Skyline Chili-Misleh Family Todd and Lisa Sloan Mike and Stephanie Smith Special Occasions Bridal Shop Jason and Kim Springer St. Louis University Peter Standhart Beth Stautberg ’83 Peter and Lee Stautberg Stella & Dot Mark and Anne Stepaniak Dave Stickel Libby Homan Stocks ’93 Jeff and Marilyn Stoops Tom and Linda Strotman Chuck Strubbe Student Housing Management SUA JV & Varsity Soccer Teams SUA Logo Team SUA Volleyball Team Steve and Liz Sudberry David and Diane Kuechly Sullivan ’73 Susan Snodgrass – USO Rick and Debbie Lohrer Talbot ’86 Andrew and Jackie Tepe The Atwell Family The Caudill Family The Family of Natalie Coughlin The Hartmann Family The Joseph Family The Murder Mystery Company The Wildermuth Family The Wine Merchant Theatre Management Corp. Thompson-MacConnell Cadillac Allison Thorpe
Daniel and Shari Torbeck Stephanie Trautman TRENDZ Salon Truck Shop David Turner Turner Barber Shop Ultimate Air Shuttle Sara Utecht Bill Verbryke, S.J. Sandy Vierling Tim and Connie Voelkerding Ashley Volbrecht Mark and Karen Shields Vollman ’74 Greg and Mary Lee Waddell Brad and Julie Wagner Jeff and Deanna Wall John and Diane Wall Janel Walker Geri Walsh Bob Walter Rick and Jill Warman Alison Warning
Erik and Emmy Waterkotte Rob Wegman and Jennifer Helmers Kimberly Whitesell Widmer’s Cleaners Tom and Mary Jo Wiedemann Rob and Tenesa Wildermuth Tim and Jan Wilking Jerry and Ellen Willett Mark Williams Auto Group Maurice and Atra Williams Williams Ford Wing Eyecare Greg and Lisa Wolf Woodhouse Day Spa Chris and Gretchen Wrolstad Sally and Dale Zdolshek Zephyr Blowout Salon David Ziegler David and Beth Zilch John and Terri Zisko
Great care and attention was given in preparation of this Honor Roll so that all donors are named and their names correctly spelled. However, we sincerely apologize for any errors or mistakes, and request that they be reported in St. Ursula Academy’s Advancement Office.
the principal’s message Dear SUA community, I have a confession. Rather than climb the stairs to enter my daughter’s room to tell her that dinner was ready, I texted her. Why would I commit such an egregious act of parental misbehavior? While some rationalizations may be noble (I couldn’t leave the kitchen...the directions for the creme brulee said, ‘Stir constantly’) or practical (for my own mental health, going upstairs would force me to face the disaster of papers, clothes and shoes sprawled across my daughter’s room....and I couldn’t fight the battle again that week), the reality of the situation is this: It was more efficient to text her and move on to the next task.
individual observations, experiences and processes. At the conclusion of the meeting, the challenge become clear: How do we engage our students to participate in and find value from reflective practice within the world of collaboration and connectivity that they not only are accustomed to living in, but are disposed to thrive in?
As the tools we use to develop, create, communicate and discover become more advanced, the efficiency in which we can complete tasks increases. The instant response students receive from asking Siri, “Take me to 3456 Glenmore Avenue,” replaces the minutes that a Saint Ursula student spent in the 1980s unfolding a map, then the additional minutes determining how to get from her Anderson house to her friend’s house in Cheviot; and finally, the subsequent hours required to fold the map back to its original state! Now, students move quickly from task to task. They do not notice it because they were born in this world of connectivity, information and networking.
Understanding the context of the students’ lives and offering experiences that invite them to a different awareness are cornerstones to effective pedagogy. Students began our year of the reflective thinker engaging in activities that highlighted one or more of Howard Gardner’s seven intelligences. Essentials of each activity: creativity, teamwork and time for each student to reflect on her gifts and how she utilizes those gifts.
A decade ago, Saint Ursula Academy was one of the first schools in Cincinnati to develop a one-on-one Tablet PC program. While students are still using their Tablet PC daily in the academic world, they function both in and out of school with another “computer” that is handheld, easy to use, always connected, and fun...Apple ensures that it is fun. As an adult, I both struggle with and am taken with the ease with which my children complete tasks. While I still cringe at the sight of a group of teenagers walking together with their eyes fixated on the most recent Instagram post, I do not hesitate to ask my daughter to look up a phone number or the score of the Red’s game. She often functions as my “Siri.” Adults did not develop within the world of instant access, social networking and chats. Boomers, Xers and Millennials struggle to participate in this world and have misgivings about the negative consequences we foresee developing in Generation Z. These generational differences become a rich opportunity as Saint Ursula focuses on one of our Academy Alum roles, the reflective thinker. At the end of last year, a small group of faculty and students met to discuss the upcoming theme, brainstorm ideas and map a curriculum for the upcoming year. As a participant in this meeting, I was curious to hear the girls’ perspective on what it means to be a reflective thinker and how we could foster reflection in our lives. I entered the discussion ready to talk about attributes that I considered paramount to reflective practice: individual time to ponder, rational thought, consideration of feelings. In essence, creating a time and space for me to be within my own head, heart and soul. The Gen Z students brainstormed much different ideals: creativity, ingenuity, discovering new ways to solve existing problems, collaboration, connection. The ensuing discussion entertained both sets of values, with the adults expanding their vision of reflective thinking to be more dynamic, engaging and active; while the students pondered opportunities for
How would you work collaborate with a team to develop the 27th letter to the alphabet, construct a tower made with spaghetti noodles that would support a marshmallow, or organize an orchestra composed of unique “junk” instruments? Ask a Saint Ursula student! After each activity, faculty members facilitated discussions: With respect to your natural preferences, was this activity easy for you to do? How did you function as a member of your team? If given a chance to repeat this activity, would you do anything differently? This discussion and reflection was a critical part of each activity. At the end of the day, all 670 students and 90 faculty and staff gathered to pray the Ignatian Examen. By acknowledging God’s presence, expressing gratitude for the day, examining our day with particular attention to our emotions, concentrating on one aspect of our daily experience and considering our actions in the future, we prepared ourselves for this year. As our year of the reflective thinker continues to develop, our students will inspire our adult community to reach out to others, collaborate and experiment. In return, our adult community will challenge students to take advantage of opportunities to pause and consider, not just what they have done, but what they can do in the future. It is these opportunities, the ones that are present, but may go unnoticed each day, that will provide our students the sustainable breaths that keep their mind, body and spirits moving. The future is not to more efficiently complete more things more quickly; rather, the future is completing things in a way that sustains our happiness, growth and health. Sincerely,
Craig Maliborski Principal
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Academic Excellence Saint Ursula Academy continues to lead the way in education for young women in Greater Cincinnati!
Key Admissions Dates
We are proud to share the following accomplishments of our students with you.
Know a Future Bulldog? We welcome all prospective students, friends and families at our Admissions events. They are designed to showcase all of the qualities that makes SUA so special.
Now through December 8 Shadow Day The shadow program allows 8th grade students to attend a day of class with current students.
Congratulations Class of 2015
November 11 and December 8 Showcase Night 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
We are proud of the Class of 2015 who earned nearly $20 million in college
October 25 Open House 1:00 - 3:30 p.m. NO RSVP Needed!
scholarship offers in academics, service, fine arts and athletics! 12 students from the Class of 2015 were recognized by the National Merit Corporation.
Key Awards from the Class of 2015
Senior Awards St. Angela Merici Award – Kathryn Ann Jira Mother Fidelis Coleman Award – Catherine Elizabeth Hidy Mother Gertrude Creamer Award – Angeline Elizabeth Wellington Sister Mary Carmel McLellan Award – Katherine Claire Habel Sister Mary Helen Sanker Award – Sophia Marie Settle Roberta Foley Award – Elena Kathleen Helmers-Wegman Judith Thompson Olberding Award – Katherine Valeria Gibler Deborah S. Pfetzing Award – Ramya Chandrakumar Mariann Lorenz School Spirit Award – Sarah Annaliese Crowley
Valedictorian: Claire Marie Berding
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Salutatorian: Ramya Chandrakumar
November 16 Deadline for Financial Aid Application November 20 Due date for application and test registration November 21 High School Placement Test (HSPT) For details about each of these events or to RSVP, visit our website at www.saintursula.org and visit the Admissions section, or contact Admissions Director Michelle Dellecave at (513) 961-3410 ext. 183 or mdellecave@saintursula.org.
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A Day
When Saint Ursula alumnae come back to visit SUA, they often ask, “What’s it like to be a student at SUA today?” While the school and programming continues to grow and evolve, the welcoming, supportive, faith-filled atmosphere
in Annie’s
feels the same as ever. Balance is also important for SUA students and we encourage the students to find time for rest and reflection in their day. SUA Students today work on a collegiate rotating 4-bell schedule. That means they have four classes at a time, and the
SUA Life
times of day each class meets rotates to allow the student to experience the class during her peak learning time of day. To give you an idea of a “normal” Day in the Life of a modern-day Saint Ursula Academy student, senior Annie Emmert shared a sample of her daily schedule.
6:45 a.m.
7:05 a.m.
7:35 a.m.
7:45 a.m
8:00 a.m.
Wake up: Two swipes
Breakfast: Taking
As a newly minted
In the beautiful SUA
After racing up two
at the snooze button
my usual seat at the
driver, I pull into
Parlors, I welcome
flights of stairs, I
and a call up the
kitchen table, I start
SUA’s Keller Student
prospective students
slide into my desk
steps from Mom
the morning off with
Center parking lot
as an Ambassador
ready to learn
finally wakes me up
a blueberry Pop-Tart
and walk up Bell
Liaison.
and gets me ready to
and a bowl of cereal
Street with a group
start my day.
9:25 a.m.
10:50 a.m.
11:25 a.m.
Work up a sweat
Time for a quick
My class enjoys
in Mrs. Mollaun’s
snack during our
a creative and
Psychology class,
break as I make my
interactive AP U.S.
performing the
way to my 5th bell
History (APUSH)
about logarithms
classical conditioning
Student Council
project where we
and trigonometry in
“Jumping Jack Clap”
meeting.
research and create
experiment.
as I glance over
of friends, talking
my Honors Critical
my French notes in
about our classes
Thinking & Problem
“business cards” for the Philadelphia
anticipation of my
and plans for the day.
Solving course.
Convention
afternoon test.
12:45 p.m.
1:40 p.m.
delegates.
3:00 p.m.
3:25 p.m.
4:50 p.m.
6:15 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
7:50 p.m.
9:40 p.m.
10:30 p.m.
Finally it is time to
A jovial “Bonjour,
Mr. Maliborski ends
Once I return home,
I make my way
After forecasting
My family and I grab
I finish up the last of
My sister and I take
After taking my
meet my friends in
mademoiselle”
the day with a prayer
I take a snack up
into the Nordstrom
the latest styles and
a bite to eat before
my homework and
the dog for a stroll
shower, I look
the Keller Center
greets me as I walk
and my friends
to my room and get
employee cafeteria
trends, my
heading back home.
try to study ahead for
around the block
through my daily
for a tasty
into Monsieur
and I file out of the
started on my
and open my Fashion
fellow Fashion
my Friday SAT-roots
before I get ready
planner to see what
Southwest-themed
Icsman’s room and
building, discussing
Chapter Nine
Board portfolio,
Ambassadors and
vocabulary quiz.
for bed.
tomorrow has in
lunch that we carry
begin my test over
our after-school
thematic organizer
preparing myself for
I take a sneak
into our PAL
the differences
agendas.
for APUSH.
the meeting.
peek at Nordstrom’s
Leadership Team
between the passé
latest “Topshop”
composé and
department.
meeting.
store!
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SUA Amazing
Educator Profile
Meet Kathy Backherms, Director of Saint Ursula Academy’s Music Program and alumna of the Class of 1973. If you ask students, present or past, about the teacher who most impacted them during their time at SUA, many will tell you it was Kathy Backherms. Kathy is in her 28th year of teaching at Saint Ursula Academy. She oversees all of the music courses at Saint Ursula and she leads the highly
evident in each page of her writings, and I find myself reading her story again
acclaimed and award-winning Saint
and again in hopes of one day applying her little way to my life.
Ursula Academy Vocal Ensemble
What is your favorite vacation that you have taken and why?
(SUAVE) and the Saint Ursula Academy
I enjoy vacationing in the Outer Banks in North Carolina. The area is so
Symphony Orchestra (SUASO). She
beautiful with lots of historic interest, plus early morning walks on the beach
also coordinates music for school
Even in high school Kathy Backherms loved music!
Masses and prayer services and
are so relaxing!
teaches the digital music technology
Name a few activities that you are involved in outside of SUA.
program, in addition to piano, chorus
I enjoy writing and arranging music whenever I have the time. I am also a huge
and many other music courses.
fan of the Swedish a cappella vocal group, The Real Group, so I keep up to
Kathy really cares about each one of
date on all of their new music and I have even had the incredible luck to attend 2 of their live concerts! If I had all the time in the world, I would spend a lot of
her students and strives to help them develop their talents and themselves. It’s one of the reasons she is so beloved by her students and her peers at SUA.
How much do you know about Kathy Backherms? We asked her some questions to get to know her better. Name one accomplishment of which you are particularly proud. I have written and produced several original musicals over the years, including one about twins entitled Just Like Me that featured our President, Lelia
Is there anything about you that might surprise your colleagues and/or students? Have you done something really “out of the box” or do you have a secret ambition to do something crazy?
Keefe Kramer ’77 and her twin sister Ruthie Keefe ’77, then sophomores
When I was younger, I wanted to be an astronomer. I guess really I wanted to
at SUA, in the lead roles! I wrote my very first musical, entitled Musical,
be the 5th Beatle.
during my senior year at SUA with the encouragement of my producer, Sister Elizabeth Lang ’51.
What are some of your favorite things to do? Coffee first thing in the morning, spending good times with my wonderful
What book has influenced you the most and why?
family, writing, teaching, practicing the piano, and playing hide-and-seek with
Story of a Soul, the autobiography of St. Therese of Lisieux, is a book that has
my cat, Sir Nicholas Whiskers.
influenced me because I find The Little Flower’s story so inspiring. Her “little way” of spiritual childhood -- the way of “trust and absolute surrender” – is
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it doing my very favorite thing, which is playing the piano.
What do you see yourself doing 10 years from now? I can’t imagine myself doing anything but what I love, which is teaching at SUA!
SUA
Snapshots!
Eight of the team member earned the distinction of All American 2015 for finishing in the top 100 reported times nationwide. Individuals named as All-Americans are:
They say a picture paints a thousand words. Enjoy this
• Katie Kerr Ranked 58 in the 500 Freestyle with a time of 4:53.40
glimpse into some highlights of the past year at SUA!
• Hannah Foster Ranked 82 in the 100 Freestyle with a time of 50.88
SUA Leadership Academy
• Josie Grote Ranked 29 in the 200 IM with a time of 2:00.91
In April, 137 students participated in the 5th annual
• Marissa DelGado Ranked 95 in the 200 IM with a time of 2:02.3
Leadership Conference. Growing into a confident leader is a core characteristic of a Saint Ursula graduate. The
• Ashley Voelkerding Ranked 70 in the 100 Butterfly with a time of 55.16
conference is open to all SUA students and includes
• Marissa DelGado Ranked 88 in the 100 Butterfly with a time of 55.36
presentations and breakout sessions with female corporate and community leaders. The conference addresses topics such as networking, lifelong learning,
The Aquadawgs Celebrate their State Runner-Up Trophy!
• Molly Zilch Tied for 88 in the 200 Freestyle with a time of 1:50.09 137 students attended the Leadership Academy Program
embracing constructive criticism, and innovative and
• Hannah Foster Ranked 33 in the 50 Freestyle with a time of 23.14
creative problem solving in the workplace.
• Josie Grote Ranked 74 in the 100 Breaststroke with a time of 1:03.57
A Leader in Sportsmanship
SUA Design Makes an Impact
Saint Ursula Academy claimed the Harold A. Meyer Sportsmanship, Ethics and Integrity Award from
Guests and professionals visiting the new Location T
the Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) for
Research Center at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical
the tenth year in a row!
Center will now enjoy design work from several Saint Ursula Academy (SUA) students. 16 Design 4 students created
The award is presented to schools who take significant
designs to be displayed as part of a unique project.
steps to not only emphasize sportsmanship to students, coaches, parents and fans, but also to emphasize the
Site planners at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital asked
values of ethical behavior and integrity. Sportsmanship,
Saint Ursula design educator Alison Probst to work with
ethics and integrity (SEI) are part of the mission of the
her students to create designs that reflected a healing
school and SUA has taken steps to ensure these values
environment and the hospital culture: welcoming and
are included as part of the education for all students,
inviting, inspiring uplifting, supportive, warm,
not just student athletes.
calming, soothing, and safe.
The SUA Aquadawgs Swim Team Takes State by Storm!
After reviewing the criteria, Mrs. Probst challenged her class to do research then create a display of the ecosystems made entirely of cut
The SUA Swim Team is one to watch this year! In 2015,
paper. Designs by ALL 16 of Probst’s students
the Aquadawgs finished as runners-up at the State
are now on display. Each tells a unique story.
meet! Coach and SUA alumna Ann Gartner ’77 was named GGCL D1 Coach of the Year. She’s assisted by her daughter, Erin Gartner ’04.
Student designs now on display at Cincinnati Childrens’ Hospital Coach of the Year Ann Gartner ’77 & Assistant Coach Erin Gartner ’04 SUA alumnae can log in to MYSaintUrsula.com with your personal login and access code, found near the address panel on the back of this magazine!
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SUA
Snapshots!
SUA Theatre Program
Leading in Technology: Partnership with the University of Cincinnati
We invite all SUA alumnae, family and friends to enjoy
Saint Ursula Academy is taking the “T” in STEM to an even
the performances planned for the 2015-2016 Theatre
higher level. Through an exclusive partnership with the
Season. For more information and for ticket information,
University of Cincinnati, students interesting in learning
visit www.saintursula.org and click on Fine Arts.
more about the field of technology can now participate in after-school tech classes that expose them to topics like App
Decision Height
Development (for iPhone), Intro to Programming (Javascript),
Performance Dates: November 4-8
Intro to Networks and Intro to Web Design (html).
Place: St. Angela Hall
We also offer a College Credit Plus course with the University
Cinderella
Students built websites and programmed app’s in the after school tech classes
of Cincinnati to offer Fundamentals of Information Technology,
Performances: April 22-24
Audiences enjoyed SUA’s performance of Almost, Maine in spring 2015
Place: Mount St. Joe University
IT 1050. This course will allow girls the opportunity to learn the essentials of information technology while they are earning three college credits from the University of Cincinnati and 0.5 Advanced Placement credit from Saint Ursula.
Student Service: Canned Food Drive
Saint Ursula’s College Plus program in Information Technology in addition to its partnership with UC’s School of Information Technology will help expose more young women to the field of information technology, traditionally a male-dominated interest area.
Saint Ursula Academy’s annual Canned
Senior Tea – The Tradition Continues
Food Drive begins later this month. Please support any SUA students by donating
The members of the Class of 2015 had their turn to show off their best hats and dresses
canned goods for this worthy cause, which
as they greeted their guests at the spring Senior Tea. More importantly, the event
benefits five area food pantries.
reminds the graduates of the
Last fall, the Canned Food Drive
importance of tradition, and
had help from SUA alumna Megan
the unique influence of the
Linz Jones ’03, winner of Season 5 of
women in their lives who have supported, and will continue to
the Amazing Race on CBS. Linz Jones helped inspire the students, leading to
The entire school works together to support SUA’s Canned Food Drive
support them.
their collecting of more than 800 boxes of food and donations for St. Vincent DePaul Society, Mercy Neighborhood Ministries, Little Sisters of the Poor, Open Door Ministries in Walnut Hills, and Madisonville Education and Assistance Center (MEAC). A favorite moment each year is when our alumnae with graduating daughters and sisters all pose together 34
class notes 1960
1986
Christy Connelly volunteers at Great Parks of Hamilton County. Currently, she
Hilarie Joseph started HMJ Marketing.
is working on the restoration of the North Settlement of White Water Shaker
1996
Village on Oxford Road. She is also the Shaker Shop Manager, Gardener for the Shaker Herb Garden, and Landscape Chairman for Shaker site.
practice in Cincinnati.
Mary Kay Pastura Hauser was honored at the 17th
1997
annual Voices of Giving Awards ceremony, June 16,
Ebony Smith was recently promoted to Assistant Director
2015 at CET studios. Voices of Giving is an annual
of Visits & Events at The Ohio State University. She now
event that recognizes philanthropists who have made a
oversees all on-campus admissions events, daily campus visit
bequest or other planned gift. It specifically celebrates
operations, University Ambassador tour guide program, and
the generous spirit of philanthropic individuals whose
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non profits, in this case Saint Ursula Academy.
Women of the Year for 2015.
Annie Hendy ’98
football recruitment student staff.
gestures help to ensure the long-term welfare of local
Mimi Hart ’74 was chosen as 1 of the 10 Enquirer
Ebony Smith on the field at OSU
of 2014” by Consumer Research Council of America and has a
1968
1974
Beth Osterday was named as one of “America’s Top Dentists
Annie Hendy is writing the screenplay for the movie Voices of Giving Awards: Jill Cahill ’84, Meridith Oberklein Spille, Jodi Clever, Alyssa Kleespies ’09, Honoree Mary Kay Pastura Hauser ’68, Glenn Hauser, Tori Vogelgesang ’06, Lelia Keefe Kramer ’77
Deni McKiernan Tato - Deni and her business were featured in Cincinnati Business Courier Second Act where she mentioned SUA: “If you had $100,000 to give to charity, which one would you choose and why? I would donate the money to Saint Ursula Academy. I believe strongly in same sex schools for grades nine through 12. Attending SUA was a transformational experience for me. I wouldn’t be sitting where I am today without that experience.”
bestselling book series from Rachel Renée Russell. Maeve Schultz Rochford is the owner of Sugar and Scribe Bakery and Fine Foods in San Diego, CA. Sugar and Scribe was named Best Bakery in the San Diego area in 2014.
1999 Susan Strife Received a “40 under FORTY award”, which recognizes Boulder Valley’s top 40 young professionals
1977
under the age of 40, who represent the best and brightest of
Maeve Rochford at her award-winning Sugar and Spice bakery in San Diego, CA
emerging leaders that make a difference in their companies,
Ann Haas Gartner was named GGCl Division 1 Coach of the Year
industries, and communities in Colorado.
in Swimming.
Bridget Guetle, touted as one of the finest volleyball players in
1981
Catholic University history, was recently selected to the Capital
Marilyn Friedmann Reed won The Ohio Nurse of the Year award!
Athletic Conference Silver Anniversary Team. Guetle is one of
1982
only two players under 22-year CUA Volleyball Coach Nagy Abdelrazek to have her number retired. She was #7.
Clare Saba Blackburn, who lives in England, visited SUA with her mother Judy and her daughter, Sarah during a recent visit home.
adaptation of the bestselling book series ‘Dork Diaries’, the
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2010
Anne Kuritzky was the Administrative Chief Resident in General Surgery
Maria Rodenberg graduated Magma Cum Laude from Fordham
at Brown University (Providence, RI) during the 2014-2015 academic year
University. She was a 4-year athlete in Volleyball and is currently attending
Beth Brewer opened her own fitness and wellness center in Oakley. See
Medical School at the University of Cincinnati.
Beth’s website for great class options: mind-bodymovement.com.
Jonnah Baker visited SUA to teach zumba to help raise money for a summer mission trip to the Dominican Republic. She worked with
2004
Makarios, a mission organization with a rural school and reached out to
Brynn Kehoe, SUA Hall of Fame volleyball player was inducted into the
impoverished students and their families. She graduated from Cedarville
LaRosa’s Hall of Fame.
University in mechanical engineering earlier this year.
Sara Normand published her first novel, The Lost and Found. Sara said
2011
“I want to thank the English department at SUA for encouraging me to
Emma Breyer, a Texas Christian University SRII Nursing Honors student,
pursue my dream of writing. This was a 7-year project, finally complete!” Her website is http://amazon.com/author/saranormand . The book can
Brynn Kehoe
was selected to present her abstract,”Educational Goals and Attainments of Pediatric Cancer Survivors,” for a podium presentation at the 2015
be purchased on Amazon and Kindle, but people from the SUA community
National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR) at the Eastern
who use the code S9AB45WR can get a 10% discount when purchasing from this site: https://www.createspace.com/5660544
Washington University. Her abstract was chosen from more than 3,700
2005
and Endowed Professorships as guest of a nursing professor, and noticed
submissions. On a “small world” note, Emma was at a dinner for Chaired one of the new chairs for the business school had all three degrees from
Whitney Wauligman graduated from Ohio State University in 2013 with
the University of Cincinnati. She met Dr. Mary Uhl-Bien ’82 after the
a DDS. She currently has a dental practice in Western Hills.
ceremony, when they discovered they both attended SUA!
2006
Ashley Bosse was accepted into Medical School at The University of
Katharine Scherer graduated from The Ohio State University with a
Cincinnati.
Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine.
Sarah Hulsman was named a recipient of the Fulbright U.S. Student
2008
Program grant to South Korea.
Tori Huster started all 22 games in which she played while she was part
Katie Schweer was named to the Capital One Academic All-District
of the Washington Spirit, which went on to the NWSL Semifinals in 2014.
Second Team. The senior Accounting Major holds 3.98 G.P.A. She has
Most recently, she was called-up to the US Women’s National Soccer
played in every Xavier soccer match since becoming a Musketeer.
Team as they prepared for the Women’s World Cup later this summer. Kelsey Mills received a BFA at Tisch School of the Arts at New York University in 2012. Kelsey and her new husband, Henrik Meyer, are living and working in New York City. Henrik is originally from Denmark and they had a wedding to celebrate their marriage with friends and family in the USA and in Denmark. 36
Jonnah Baker and mom Barb Baker, who teaches at SUA
Tori Huster on the field
Emma Rose Thompson, an NKU art history major, designed the exhibition catalog and was equal partner in planning all events that were part of the 4-day Moby Dick Arts Fest at Northern Kentucky University. DePaul College visit with Kate Richey ’14
2013 Makenna Winter walked onto the High Point University softball team and now is a starter as the team’s center fielder. Kaitlyn Ferrara qualified for the Olympic Trials in June, 2016, in Omaha, NE. Kaitlyn is coming off of a very solid freshman year at The Ohio State University where she was a part of the fourth place finishing Buckeye swim team as well as a Senior National qualifier this summer.
2014
SUA alumnae who are now SUA faculty and staff put on a funny skit for the students during Welcome Week Shannon Markesbery Models on the Cover
Shannon Markesbery is chosen to be on the cover of the latest 2015 Cincinnati Wedding Magazine Leah Greiner traveled to Ecuador with a group from The Ohio State University to combat malnourishment and generate an income for local farmers by constructing micro-greenhouses and compost wormeries. She is a member of OSU’s chapter of Nourish International, which partnered with a nonprofit called Triple Salto in Quito, Ecuador. While there, they also worked with children in the local schools to show them the best ways to maintain healthy diets so that they can continue to earn an education.
Four alumnae came back to SUA this year to speak to the sophomores about becoming Academy Alum. Each spoke about one of the key Academy Alum Characteristics: MJ Karch ‘56-nurturer, Elizabeth Kehling ‘13-leader, Maria Lees ‘05-prophet, and Nancy McClure ‘64-thinker
Catherine “Kenzie” Corbin was awarded a Creative and Performing Arts Fellowship at Lafayette College. She will help film footage that will be projected on Dr. Frankenstein’s boat in
Artwork by Kenzie Corbin
one of the exhibits of the multi-media futuristic portrayal of the classic Frankenstein story and she is one of the photographers for the new Humans of Lafayette student organization. Kate Richey ’14 welcomed Catherine Perry ’16 and her mom, SUA’s Julie “JP” Thoman Perry to DePaul University during a recent college visit.
SUA alumnae soccer game 2014
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SUA Alumnae Profiles
Annie Heffernan ’15
told me “never be afraid to dream and never settle. Always give it your best.” Listen to your coaches. They know what they are talking about and can help you get where you want to be.
A recent graduate of Saint Ursula Academy, Annie Heffernan ’15 is blazing a trail at The University of Notre Dame, where she continues her impressive Cross Country and Track and Field career. Annie is among the most accomplished athletes to ever attend SUA! She won eight (8) state championships during her time at SUA! She, not surprisingly, was named LaRosa’s Female MVP for 2015, selected from all athletes competing in all sports in Greater Cincinnati.
Annie Heffernan and her parents, Daniel and Debbie, show off some of her awards
What are you studying in college? I am studying pre-health. I plan to focus on neuroscience and behavior. I would like to be a sports medicine
The next goal is a big one! Annie is very excited about
physician or orthopaedic surgeon. I love working with other athletes . I had a
her new school’s goal to win a national championship!
stress fracture last year and those folks were great helping me get back to
She believes The University of Notre Dame can do it with its current class combined with its number one ranked freshman recruits!
where I needed to be. Who is your idol? I think my dad is an idol. He has taken up running in
We asked Annie a few questions about her time at SUA and other goals for
the past two years and it’s amazing to see what he has done. He started
the future.
with 10Ks and half marathons and now is doing 3-4 marathons a year.
When did you first start to run? My brother got me started—he did track in grade school and I wanted to be like him. I got on Visitation’s track team in Kindergarten—I was terrible at it because there wasn’t any distance to it. When I got to the older grades, that’s when I got more into it because I was better at the longer distances. I won city championships in mile races in 7th and 8th grades. I learned over the years to love running, especially because the coaches encouraged us at SUA and pushed me. Do you like to run? I do love it! If I didn’t, I don’t think I would continue doing it. How do you prepare for competition? You have to tell yourself you’ve done it 100 times, trained and put in the work, so whether you have a good day or a bad day you know you gave it your all.
It’s inspiring that he picked it up and keeps getting better and better. I love watching him race.. He runs the pig—I run him in from mile 20. He impresses me by how strong he is. With all the opportunities I’ve been given, my parents have always been there and never said no to an opportunity, especially the national races. They have always supported me and gotten me where I needed to be. I can’t thank them enough. My grandma supports me too. She cuts clippings and tells me she’s praying for me. How did Saint Ursula Academy impact your life? – If I had not met coach Bird, I don’t think I would have loved running as much as I do now. My teammates have
Is there any single recognition that stands out or means the most?
been supportive and great over the
I have run a lot of races but what really meant the most was on our XC team
years. The supportive atmosphere at
at SUA our coaches give an award to the student who continues the mission
SUA helped me to learn balance in
of SUA on the team, I think the Bulldog award meant the most.
my life and this will help me in the
What are some other interests off the track? I like to read, cook and
next four years.
go biking sometimes. When you are not racing you need to find ways to relax
What advice do you have for
your mind so I spend a lot of time with my friends too.
other athletes? My coach always
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Annie Heffernan: SUA Highlights • Recipient of the Coaches’ Award six (6) seasons in a row! • Team captain for Cross Country two years • Team captain in Track three years. • GGCL First Team and Runner of the Year as a freshman sophomore and junior and honorable mention as a senior, when she was injured. • GGCL league champion in Cross Country her freshman, sophomore and junior year. • In the GGCL for Track and Field, she was named First Team and Runner of the Year her sophomore and junior years. • She was league champion in the 800-meter, 1600-meter, and 3200-meter both sophomore and junior years. Her All-City, Regional and State awards include: • Cross Country Division I State Champion Junior Year • Undefeated in Ohio for 2 years straight • Gatorade Runner of the Year for Ohio 2013 • Cincinnati Enquirer Girls Cross Country Runner of the Year 2013, 2014 • Cincinnati Enquirer 1st Team All-Star 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 • Women’s Sports Association Cross Country Sportswoman of the Year 2014, 2015 • Invited to Nike Elite Camp 2013 • Record-Holder for Cincinnati Girls’ Cross Country • Larosa’s MVP of the Year Finalist 2013-2014 • Track: • 3200 meter Division I Outdoor State Champion Sophomore Year • Current State Record-Holder in the Outdoor and Indoor 3200 meter run • 1600 meter Division I Outdoor State Champion Junior Year • 3200 meter Division I Indoor State Champion Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Year • National Runner-Up in the 2 mile Sophomore Year • 3rd Place Finish in the 2 mile at Indoor Nationals Junior Year • Member of the 4x800 meter relay that placed 8th in the State Championship Sophomore and Junior Year • Record-Holder in the 1600 meter, 3200 meter, and 2 mile for Cincinnati Girls
Ruthie Keefe ’77
Mavis Linnemann-Clark ’02
Ruthie Keefe was honored recently as the 2015 Angela Merici Award recipient
SUA alumna and chef Mavis Linnemann-Clark ’02 is cooking her way into the
at the annual Merici Reception for the top donors and contributors to Saint Ursula
hearts of many around Greater Cincinnati! She founded The Delish Dish catering
Academy. The Angela Merici Award recognizes extraordinary dedication to Saint
and Made by Mavis jams to share her passion for gourmet food and flavors. Both
Ursula Academy and the Ursulines of Cincinnati through stewardship efforts.
of her companies are growing by leaps and bounds!
Several people nominated Ruthie because she embodies the mission of Saint
Mavis says she always loved to cook and first learned from her mom, who loves to
Ursula in helping students blossom into women of faith, integrity and courage
entertain. But she studied magazine journalism in college at Syracuse University.
committed to building a better world.
After college, she began her writing and editing career.
The owner of Blue Sky Creative, full-service marketing company, Ruthie is full of
Mavis moved to Chicago in 2008 for a change of
energy and enthusiastically and skillfully shares her expertise to assist SUA! Ruthie
scenery, and began hosting dinner parties to make
assists in so many ways, including:
some new friends. Before long, she found herself
• Developed and implemented, with school staff, two websites: one for alumnae and one for prospective students. The sites each have a unique login for each used and delivers a competitive edge for SUA. • Developed with SUA staff an easier way to accomplish online registration and payment for school events. • Worked with SUA on current Capital Campaign materials • Actively participated in the recent strategic planning committee with a focus on marketing and advancement • Generated creative and original ideas to assist with advancement marketing pieces, including the annual Saint Ursula Fund. • Donated the startup design work for the Ursulines of Cincinnati Starfish Project, which provides transitional help for women in need. • Joined as a founding member of the Saint Ursula Leadership Alliance (SULA), which helps provide scholarships to students with financial need.
doing more cooking and less editing. So, in 2010, she enrolled in culinary school at Kendall College, Chicago’s top culinary arts program. In 2011, she graduated with a certificate in Catering and Personal Chef from Kendall. Not long after, she moved back home to Northern Kentucky, married her husband Doug, and established a catering business she called The Delish Dish (delishdishcincy.com/). She set up shop in the Northern Kentucky Incubator Kitchen, where she has grown from a one woman operation to managing a staff of 15 employees! The Delish Dish is booming, providing delicious cuisine for events large and small. In 2013, she started a second company and unveiled a line of jams, called Made by Mavis (made-by-mavis.myshopify.com/). Her jams are sold in retail stores in Ohio
• Hosted annual gift giving parties to support the annual SUA Ball
and Kentucky including Kroger, Whole Foods,
• And more!!!!
Jungle Jim’s, Remke, as well as smaller
Thanks Ruthie for all you do for SUA and for being such a special part of our school community!
Catering event by The Delish Dish
gourmet food shops. Kroger promises to add her line to more of its stores later this year. What’s next for Mavis? She is looking to move out of her incubator and into a large new space in Covington, KY where she can manufacture her jams and run her catering business. Mavis’ favorite part of the job: “It’s the moment when the event begins and you see it all come together! I also love to see my jam on the shelves.”
Ruthie Keefe with brothers Tom and Kevin and sister Lelia after receiving the Saint Angela Merici Award
Ruthie Keefe, shown with John and Pat Ryan and husband Fred Wahl at the Soul of the City Soiree, supporting SULA
Mavis Linnemann Clark
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New Unions / Weddings / Additions Additions 1994 Declan James Isbell, born to Robert and Abigail Lafkas Isbell, October 12, 2014 1995 Colin John Bradshaw, born to Jeff and Beth Locaputo Bradshaw, January 28, 2015 1997 Brooklyn Margaret and Grayson Joseph Krauss,
Weddings in the SUA Chapel 2000 Danielle Haller and Mark Simon, April 25, 2015 2002 Tricia Gilligan and Brian Young, September 13, 2014
born to Adam and Gabrielle Nordman Krauss, January 22, 2014
1998 Wynn Anne Torre, born to Matt and Meghan Berigan Torre, May 2, 2014
Henry Francis Smith, born to Rob and Anne Elise Imwalle Smith, April 19, 2015
1999 Willa Koss, born to Stephen and Cara Palazzolo Koss, May 20, 2015 2000 Lucy Ann Reed, daughter of Abigail Reed, born March 2015
Colin John Bradshaw and big sister Lauren Bradshaw.
Gilligan Wedding
Jeanne Jander and Gregory Fackler, October 11, 2014 Katherine Loftus and Tim Tepe, October 25, 2014 Meghan Angner and Travis Blankenship, May 23, 2015
2003 Kelly Bressler and Joe Carucci, October 18, 2014
Christina Perrino and Giovanni Zecchini, August 15, 2015
2004 Christina Motz and Nick Tenhunfeld, October 3, 2014
Joseph Philip “JP” Caito, born to Phil and Lisa Baute Caito, September 19, 2015
2001 Charles “Charlie” Robert Renneker, born to Nicholas and Caroline Caples Renneker, January 21, 2015
2004 Emma Marie Turner, born to Becky Boeing and Todd Turner, October 27, 2014. 2005 Hudson Nicholas Ragland, born to Eric and Courtney Dorger Ragland, August 26, 2015
Laura Wagner and Adam Brixey, November 1, 2014 Alex Fehring and Eric Schickli, November 15, 2014 Jessica Kirkpatrick and Chris Heaton, January 31, 2015 Elizabeth Jones and David Gumowski, July 18, 2015 Carley Zugelter and Ben Wells, August 1, 2015
2005 Allison Meyer and Zachary Sollisch, September 20, 2014 Henry Smith
Mills Wedding
Garen Torchia and Tim Colina, June 26, 2015
2006 Serena Liber and Joey Seagars, May 9, 2015
Ellen Melville and Michael Maniaci, June 6, 2015 Jamie Neumann and Jeff Swanson, July 3, 2015 Megan Moore and Matthew DeCastra, July 25, 2015
2007 Danielle Vollman and Kirk Bingaman, November 8, 2014
Brooklyn and Grayson Krauss Charles “Charlie” Renneker
Hudson Ragland
Joseph Philip “JP” Caito
Katie Baumann and Michael Gawne, August 22, 2015 Liz Coorey and Casey Spiess, August 29, 2015
2008 Kortney Holt and Tyler Fisher, March 28, 2015
Caitlin Ragland and Conor Barkley, April 18, 2015 Maggie Reder and Tim Lynch, May 16, 2015 Caitlin Coors and Brian Kirst, June 20, 2015 Kim Winter and Cameron Panther, August 8, 2015
Brichler Wedding
2009 Megan Jones and Sam Schulte, June 13, 2015 Faculty Future Bulldogs Libby (2029), Emma (2033) and Leah (2030) Turner 40
Peggy & Mary Margaret Platz
Platz Wedding
Allison Hinkel and Adin Pemberton, July 10, 2015 Anne Marie Penick ’94 and Jeff Ewart, December 26, 2014
Habel Wedding
ALUMNAE Emma Moore Carson, class of 1960 Mary Elizabeth Austing Cash, class of 1941 Jean Ann Llewellyn Christman, class of 1944 Susan Greime Fitzgerald, class of 1956 Hypha Wehby Groen, class of 1961 Eileen McDonough Hoffman, class of 1946 Kathryn Brunst Klausing, class of 1978 Mary Roedig Labmeier, class of 1937 Helen Landfried, class of 1937 Rosemary Lewe Maundrell, class of 1938 Mary Catherine Enneking Merrill, class of 1938 Marilyn Holters Naber, class of 1947 Kathleen Moore Oliverio, class of 1950 Joyce Roat Paulin, class of 1960 Josephine Greco Pellegrino, class of 1943 Nancy Beck Perazzo, class of 1973 Charlotte Mitchell Quasnovsky, class of 1935 Sarah Huerkamp Troy, class of 1975
FAMILY MEMBERS OF ALUMNAE AND STUDENTS
The Saint Ursula Academy community extends sympathy to the families of the alumnae on the death of their loved ones.
In memoriam
Janet Fischesser, mother of Bonnie Fischesser Hampton ’66 Michael A. Forste, father of Katheleen Forste ’07 Elizabeth Fruechtemeyer, mother of Linda Fruechtemeyer Cooper ’67 Donald Gaffney, father of Donna Gaffney Breitenstein ’70 Julia Mary Gellenbeck, mother of Julie Gellenbeck Wilbourn ’84 June Grant, grandmother of Sarah Luzietti ’00 and Laura Luzietta Lindahl ’03 Dorothy M. Groll, grandmother of Amy Schroeder Vogele ’02 and Erin Schroeder ’04 Jane A. Gruber, mother of Katie Gruber ’08 Ronald Haines, husband of Mary Metz Haines ’51 Barbara Hammond, daughter of Rosemary Lewe Maundrell ’38 Ann Harmon, grandmother of Cecilia Leugers ’05 John Harnist, grandfather of Jamie Friesinger Banker ’99, Michelle Friesinger ’02 and Emily Friesinger ’06 Joseph P. Hayden, Jr., grandfather of Katie Hayden ’02 Janet Hayes, mother of Kiene Hayes Landry ’75 Kathy Hayes-Herschede, sister of Kiene Hayes Landry ’75 James Hennessey, husband of Maryanne Learned Hennessey ’73 Robert Hill, father of Connie Hill ’72 George A. Hilleary, grandfather of Erin Harmeyer ’05 and Nicole Harmeyer ’07 Lorraine Hoerstmann, grandmother of Ally Miller ’17 Steven J. Horvath, Sr., husband of Mary Kay Niehaus Horvath ’69 Mary Margaret Johnson, grandmother of Maria Potter ’09, Annie Currin ’11 and Kelli Currin ’17 Dryden Jones, grandfather of Millie Jones Vatter ’92 Barbara Jusys, grandmother of Jessica Kotsko ’96, Natalie Beckman Jones ’96 and Julie Studer Blistan ’03 Jeanne Kavanaugh, mother of Molly Kavanaugh ’70 Daniel E. Kinane, grandfather of Amanda Kinane Zingale ’97 Cuba (Susan) King, grandmother of Kathleen King Baiers ’94 and Colleen King ’99 Kevin Kinney, brother of Quvadus Kinney ’76 John Klare, father of Meghan Klare-Florkowski ’94, Bridget Klare ’99, Rebecca, Klare Huffmann ’01 and grandfather of Elizabeth Klare ’14 Kathryn Brunst Klausing, sister of Debbie Brunst Lindeman ’76 Roy L. Kluener, father of Kathleen Kluener Valentine ’69, Mary Kluener Rath ’73, Giselle Kluener Huber ’76 and grandfather of Angie Rath Antenucci ’99, Laura Rath ’02, Maria Rath, McSoley ’03, Melissa Huber Wright ’04, Deanna H uber Grider ’06 and Krista Mariel Rath ’07 Eugene Koesters, step-father of Anne Cain-Sheban ’79, Gerry Cain Schulz ’83 and Shelia Cain ’86 Patricia Ann O’Connor Knipschild, mother of Jill Knipschild Harsch ’79 Ruth Kuhn, grandmother of Kim Walters Dwyer ’02 Mary Roedig Labmeier, grandmother of Sarah Sickign Mankus ’97 Jeanne Leesman, grandmother of Madeline Leesman ’16 Willis MacDonald, grandfather of Lauren MacDonald ’00 and Tiffany MacDonald Lynch ’04 Mary Jean Massa, grandmother of Cate Massa ’17 Robert Massa, grandfather of Katie Massa ’11, Kristen Massa ’14 and Lauren Massa ’16 James McAllister, father of Sophia McAllister ’87 Dorothee McClain, mother of Betty McClain Wasserman ’69 Mary Catherine Enneking Merrill ’38, mother of Sally Merrill Kacner ’81 Patricia H. Morand, mother of Mary Carole Morand Haering ’80 and Molly Morand ’82 Marilyn Holters Naber ’47, mother of Marisue Naber ’72 and grandmother of Lauren Naber Woodyard ’00, Krista Naber ’04, Ellyn Naber ’07, Madeline Naber ’10 and Margaret Naber ’16
Arthur M. Ney, Jr., father of Noreen Ney Lundberg ’82, Laura Ney Rives ’83, Katherine Ney Weislogel ’89 and grandfather of Kristen Ney ’13 and Madeline Lundberg ’18 Raymond Neyer, grandfather of Laura Neyer Dannemiller ’03, Jane Neyer ’06, Caitlin Neyer ’07 and Kelly Neyer ’08 Benjamin Joseph Nordmeyer, son of Mary Lynn Birck Nordmeyer ’84 Mike O’Donnell, grandfather of Katie Garber ’04 and Molly Garber ’09 Thomas Owens, grandfather of Katherine Woodruff ’05, Kayla Owens ’11 and Emma Owens ’11 Joyce Roat Paulin, sister of Mary Margaret Roat Royse ’68 Josephine Pellegrino, mother of Marie Pellegrino McCann ’68 Nancy Beck Perazzo ’73, mother of Ann Perazzo Paris ’98 and sister of Sue Beck Semerena ’70 and Peggy Beck Tanis ’78 James N. Perry, father of Anne Perry Krug ’80, Krista Perry Settle ’82, Julie Perry Daoud ’88, Lucie Perry Hawgood ’90 and grandfather of Madeline Perry ’11, Katerina Settle ’13, Caroline Perry ’14, Sophia Settle ’15, Catherine Perry ’16 and Emma Krug ’16 Mary Lou Perry, grandmother of Chelsea Perry ’08 and Tori Perry ’14 Steven Rasso, grandfather of Lauren Arcuri ’16 Lauren Renneker, mother of Rachel Renneker Wirth ’97 Robert Riga, grandfather of Megan Riga Mullaley ’04 Anthony Robben, grandfather of Alicia Robben Bordewyk’01, Kimberly Robben Hindery ’02 and Olivia Marie Roeder, ’09 Marilyn Roberts, mother of Janilyn Roberts Welsh ’72 and grandmother of Leigh Welsh Hodgeman ’95 and Lauren Welsh ’00 Thelma Robertson, mother of Mary Beth Roberston Lawson ’80 and Amy Robertson Forsgren ’80 Emma Rodocker, grandmother of Sr. Eileen Connelly, O.S.U. ’84 Charles Rooney, grandfather of Macaira Rooney Bobinger ’01, Kaitlin Rooney ’05 and Maureen Rooney ’10 Robert Sawma, brother of Mary Ann Sawma Reichard ’70 and Linda Sawma ’71 Thomas P. Semancik, husband of Elaine Besterman Semancik ’54 Margaret C. Sieber, grandmother of Shannon Sieber Rooney ’03 and Claire Callahan Mary Speed, grandmother of Tricia Speed ’11 Jeanne Stevens, mother of Andrew Stevens Shearn ’64 Patricia Ann Stricker, grandmother of Allison Roden Yanik ’01 Paul E. Tabeling, grandfather of Melissa Tabeling ’10 Matthew Glasgow Theobald, son of Kristin Augustine Theobald ’96 and grandson of Cathy Gannon Augustine ’70 James Tincher, husband of Terri Geraci Tincher ’68, father of Ruth Tincher Kelly ’96 and son-in-law of Helen Steinbicker Geraci ’45 Sarah Huerkamp Troy, sister of Susan Huerkamp Hepfinger ’67 Ruth Uecker, mother of Mary Joe Uecker Schuette ’83 Edward Wenstrup, father of Anne Wenstrup Keefe ’81 and Bea Wenstrup Scott ’87 and grandfather of Katherine Casella ’99, Sarah Casella Fisher ’01, Theresa Gebhardt ’03, Susan Casella ’04, Mary Casella ’06, Clare Gebhardt ’10 and Annie Keefe ’15. John Willke, father of Anne Willke Millea ’79 and grandfather of Michelle Meyers ’03, Kristin Meyers ’03, Diane Meyers ’6, Margaret Millea ’08 an d Elizabeth Millea ’11 Peter Wilton, father of Amy Wilton ’87 and grandfather of Erin Crane Dunigan ’03 Albert Wittich, grandfather of Taylor Kaeser ’18 Robert Wright, father of Jane Meyer Wright ’53
Thomas N. Ballaban, husband of Claire Hennekes Ballaban ’48, father of Patti Ballaban Klotz ’71, Sue Ballaban Cash ’72, Karen Ballaban ’74, Sandy Ballaban Mueller ’75, Lorie Ballaban MacDonald ’81, Nicole Ballaban Prather ’89 and grandfather of Sarah Cash ’04 Elaine Bayer, grandmother of Kate Bayer 10 and Ellie Bayer ’13 Mary Beck, sister of Jackie Beck Lawrence ’62 and Claudia Beck Buchanan ’66 Paul Behrends, grandfather of Kate Frese ’06 James Beimesche, father of Jane Beimesche ’80 Dolores Bender, grandmother of Ellen Schmidt ’08 Kay Amorette Billman, grandmother of Betsy Zilch ’12 and Molly Zilch ’16 Jim Bolan, brother of Patty Bolan Platts ’77, Cathy Bolan Fallon ’80 and Christy Bolan Pucci ’82 William Bonn, grandfather of Abby Brewer ’14 J. Edward Brown, grandfather of Stephanie Brown Calhoun ’04 Dorothy M. Bryk, mother of Eileen Bryk Birk ’67 Walter S. Bunker, father of Marci Bunker Matvey ’77 Anne Carson, mother of Christina Carson Arestides ’89, Daria Carson-Dussán ’92 and Stephanie Carson Parrish ’95 Dorothy Carter, mother of Jodi Carter Duff ’01 Joseph Ceddia, grandfather of Mary Kate Ceddia ’15 John Chapin, husband of Christine Lopez Chapin ’86 Betty Coffaro, grandmother of Christa Coffaro ’01, Megan Robbe ’02, Melissa Coffaro Hayden ’03, Brooke Hurt ’04 and Annie Hurt ’09 Rose Marie Condit, mother of Ann Condit Winkle ’79, Jennifer Condit Giroux ’80 and Gina Condit Greve ’82 Maria Cosetino, grandmother of Sara Hautz ’09 Eric Crawford, husband of Meredith Finn Crawford ’95 Janet Daly-Klug, mother of Dianne Daly Meyer ’73 and Kathy Daly Cueto ’84 and grandmother of Molly Meyer McCall ’02, Alex Meyer ’06 and Sarah Daly ’08 Sylvia Deal, grandmother of Megan Gulasy ’13 Ann Dehner, grandmother of Lauren Dehner Brausch ’05 and Lindsday Dehner Habel ’07 Mary Carol Dettmer, grandmother of Aimee Kathman ’07 Jerome Doherty, grandfather of Kate Doherty ’16 John W. Dulle, father of Theresa Dulle Schmidt ’79 William Durstock, grandfather of Katrina Durstock ’03 Dolores Elsaesser, grandmother of Stephanie Franer ’12 Rita Mae Fagin, grandmother of McKenzie Fagin ’12 SUA alumnae can log in to MYSaintUrsula.com with your personal login and access code, found near the address panel on the back of this magazine!
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Upcoming Events at Saint Ursula Academy Alumnae Gift Gathering Party
SUA Ball: Winter Wishes @ SUA
First weekend in December
Saturday, February 6, 5:30 pm
Thanksgiving Eve Party @ SUA
Reunion Weekend: September 16-17, 2016
Wednesday, November 25th
#GivingTuesday
Celebrating Classes ending in 1’s and 6’s
Tuesday, December 1, All Day
Golden Grads Mass and Luncheon
Christmas Tea @ SUA
Friday, June 3, 2016, 11:00 am
Sunday, December 13th, 3-5 pm
Soul of the City Soiree
Class of 2015 Christmas Cookie Exchange @ SUA
Friday, June 17, 2016, 7:00 pm
Thursday, December 17th, 3-5 pm
To learn more about these events or to register, log in to your personalized MySaintUrsula website, contact Alumnae Director Tori Vogelgesang at (513) 961-3410 ext. 176 or tvogelgesang@saintursula.org, or visit www.saintursula.org.