October 2013 | Issue 19
Covington Catholic
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10 Anniversary
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2003-2013
New Academic Center
Covington Catholic
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Contents
October 2013 | Issue 19
Pastoral Administrator
Rev. Mark Keene
Principal
Bob Rowe
Dean of Academics
Anthony Zechella
Dean of Students/Athletic Director
Mike Guidugli
Advancement Director
Sue Finke
Alumni Director
Richard Dickmann ’80
Advancement Assistant
Kim Crail
Event Coordinator
Christa Ellison
Editor
Maureen Regan
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The primary purpose of
Covington Catholic High School
is to embrace the Gospel message of
Jesus Christ in order to educate
young men spiritually, academically,
physically, and socially.
Dedication of the new academic center on December 7, 2003. Pictured with the Most Rev. Bishop Foys are,
from left, Wayne Carlisle, campaign co-chair; Larry Blank ’33, one of the oldest living alumni; Eric Metzger,
youngest current student; and Gerry Thelen, campaign co-chair.
Feature StorY
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A Dream Realized: 10th Anniversary of New Academic Center
Departments
4 School News
7 Advancement
10 Annual Appeal
16Alumni
21 Reunion Updates
21 In Memoriam
Super Hike 2013
from the Principal
Bob Rowe
“B
uild it, and they will come,” is an often-used phrase that certainly seems applicable to our present
situation here at Covington Catholic High School. As this is the 10th anniversary of our current
academic building, and as we are in the midst of unprecedented modern-day growth, it is
appropriate for this issue of the Journal to reflect on our past and take a look to our future.
This past August 19th, we welcomed 162 freshmen to our campus, the largest class since the early
70s. Our total student body now numbers 571. Covington Catholic is thriving and has experienced a
17% enrollment increase in the past four years. ACT scores continue to rise, soaring well above state
and national averages, and the community service program reaches out into the Northern Kentucky
community daily to help others.
All of these incredible achievements are a culmination of our stakeholders’ efforts which have propelled
our school into this successful realm. I personally want to express my gratitude to a few people who
are at the forefront in allowing us to reach these new heights and had the vision to realize the potential
which existed.
Foremost, I want to thank the Most Reverend Roger J. Foys who approved the creation of the academic
building. To this day, he continues to support us as we strive to prepare young men for their futures.
Next are both of my predecessors. Mr. Jack Kennevan is responsible for driving the last capital campaign
and fulfilling the dream of a state-of-the-art academic facility. Mr. Kennevan kept the faith throughout
the long and arduous process. Mr. Michael Clines was responsible for helping the students, teachers and
staff transition into the building while maintaining a smooth operation even while construction was
being completed. He also accelerated the academic expectations and saw Covington Catholic recognized
as a Blue Ribbon School of Excellence during his tenure. I want to recognize our teachers and staff who
are the backbone of this wonderful school. They are responsible for the everyday operations that guide
our students in their growth to become good fathers, responsible citizens and meaningful contributors to
our society. Recent property purchases have expanded our campus an additional seven acres allowing for
future growth and preventing us from becoming landlocked. The addition of the church and its property
was made possible through the generosity of the Dennis Griffin family.
We are blessed to have had many benefactors through the years, too numerous to mention.
They have supported our vision and have seen it through to fruition. While we have accomplished
so much, we do not feel our work is done. At Covington Catholic, we continue to be progressive
and aggressive in improving our Catholic identity and curriculum while providing facilities to meet
the needs of our students.
It is indeed my privilege to work at such a strong, faith-based institution. We are extremely blessed to
enjoy the amenities of our current facilities that God has bestowed on us and take nothing for granted.
We ask God’s blessings on our endeavors now as we begin a new school year and ask Him to continue
to look favorably upon us on into the future.
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Feature StorY
A Dream Realized:
10th Anniversary of new
Academic Center
Jack Kennevan had only been principal for
about two weeks when George Schneider,
then CCH property manager, asked to
show him something. Jack recalls George
opened a cabinet, grabbed a roll of papers
and unfurled them on the desk. George then
said, “Jack, this is my dream for Covington
This school year marks the 10th anniversary
of the opening of the new academic center
at 1600 Dixie Highway. Remarkably, the
school was built in a relatively tight space
behind the existing building on Dixie and
in front of the baseball field. Stories abound
regarding the efforts to get this project off
Groundbreaking with Jack Kaelin, Dan Tieman ‘58 , Gerry Thelen ‘57, The Most Rev. Bishop Foys, Wayne
Carlisle, George Schneider and Jack Kennevan.
Catholic.” Those papers were blueprints for a
new school. School administrators had been
trying to get permission for years to pursue
a feasibility study, but for various reasons
could not proceed. “George kept the dream
alive,” said Kennevan, “He is one of the
unsung heroes.”
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the ground, the challenges of construction
and finally moving in.
Having retired from the Cincinnati Public
Schools after thirty years, Jack Kennevan
certainly was ready to take the helm as
principal of CovCath, but no one had
mentioned anything about a building project
on the horizon during the interview process.
Then the conversation with George occurred
and as Jack says, “George prodded, goaded
and pushed me into doing this project.”
A new building was needed for numerous
reasons: technology upgrades, more
classrooms and handicapped accessibility.
Once the Most Rev. Robert W. Muench
gave permission to proceed with the project,
Gerry Thelen ‘57 and Wayne Carlisle
accepted the role of chairmen for the Share
the Spirit campaign to raise $7.5 million.
For Mr. Kennevan, Gerry and Wayne were
instrumental to the campaign’s success and
the building’s completion. Wayne, the owner
of Carlisle Construction, brought years of
experience in the construction business to the
project. “Wayne not only made a generous
donation to the campaign, he also provided
a full-time, onsite project manager.” Gerry
Thelen brought a different expertise to the
campaign. “Gerry was the marketing guy.
He went with me to every prospective donor
meeting. He also made a generous financial
contribution too.” While visiting prospective
donors, Mr. Kennevan claims he put 8,000
miles on his car.
The fundraising kept Jack awake some
nights. “There was one night, toward
the end, when I awakened at 3:00 AM
wondering where the rest of the money
would come from. The next day when I
arrived at school, there was a check on my
desk for $100,000 from Marge Schott. Later
that day, the Boosters pledged $900,000.
We had our money!”
“There were countless other people who
hosted meetings and gave of their time to
this project. They were so generous and so
loving,” recalls Kennevan. Among other
unsung heroes are Mike and Fran Hemmer
and Fred McCoy. Mike, who owned a
Feature StorY
An inauspicious start.
construction business, provided ongoing
review of the project. His wife, Fran, held an
auction to raise $11,000 so the school seal
could be inlaid in the lobby floor. McCoy
owned a flooring business and oversaw the
installation of the terrazzo.
The construction created a lively, learning
environment from 2002-2003. “It was
incredibly noisy and dirty,” remarked Al
Hertsenberg, religion teacher. “The old
building was not air conditioned, so when
it was warm, the windows were open.
There was a lot of heavy machinery. The
sound and dirt came right in.” Bill Balskus,
social studies teacher added, “The colorful
language of workers came in too.” And then
there was the rain. It rained and rained
and rained some more pushing back the
completion date farther and farther. The rain
was followed by the mud. Diane Kohlhepp
of the Main Office staff remembers teachers
and students sloshing their way through
mud to get from the parking lot to the doors
of the school.
The 2002-03 school year ended on May
23. The faculty and staff were told they
had three days to vacate the old building so
it could be razed for the new parking lot.
“We were literally throwing things out of
the window into dumpsters below,” said
Maureen Dugan Osterhaus.
As the projection neared completion, Mr.
Kennevan decided it was time to leave the
new school in new hands. Michael Clines,
who had been at Covington Catholic for ten
years serving as both a teacher and guidance
counselor, was named new principal. When
Mr. Kennevan was asked why he didn’t want
to enjoy the fruits of his labor by serving as
principal in the new building, he responded,
“I’m Moses. I led you to the Promised Land,
now I’m leaving you with the bill.” Mr.
Clines was responsible for the transition
to the new building. “I would characterize
it as a time of sacrifice and compromise,
and Mike did a great job seeing it all to
completion,” said Kennevan.
As the 2003-04 school year approached,
construction was not on schedule. The
spring rains had taken their toll. The first
floor classrooms could accommodate
students, but the rest of the building was
unfinished. In a letter dated August 3, 2003,
Mr. Clines explained to parents what to
expect at the start of the school year:
“Covington Catholic High School will
begin its school year on September
15th. We will utilize 13 ‘traditional’
classrooms on the first floor, 4 in
the cafeteria, and 6 in the gym.
The second floor is scheduled to
open October 15th and the third is
scheduled for October 30th. Once
the second floor opens, we will no
longer use the cafeteria or gym for
classrooms.”
Everything was set, but then the gym failed
inspection. No classes could be held there
until it was cleared. It was then Mr. Clines
walked over to Kentucky Elite gymnastics
and asked if he could use their facilities to
hold classes. He made the same request of
the pastor at the Church of the Nazarene.
However, mud continued to be a problem.
As students moved around the property,
mud got tracked into buildings. Work study
students were sent daily to clean the church.
Once the gym was ready, classes were moved
there from neighboring facilities. “We rented
heavy theater curtains to partition off the
gym,” said Clines. “I don’t think the boys’
education suffered. I believe they got even
more of an education being a part of this
experience.” Don Buchanan was in his
thirty-sixth year of teaching at the time. He
told Mr. Clines that teaching in the gym was
the toughest assignment he had ever been
given. As classrooms were completed in the
building, teachers moved from the cafeteria
and gym into their new rooms.
Finally, everything was completed and
on December 7, 2003, the new building
was dedicated. The Most Rev. Roger J.
Foys blessed the building and classrooms.
Campaign co-chair, Gerry Thelen shared, “I
felt a lot of pride and thought of the many
future young men who will enjoy these
facilities including my seven grandsons.
I am honored to have been a part of this
endeavor.” So far, two of Gerry’s grandsons
have benefitted from the work of their
grandfather, Burke DeFraites ’09 and Jake
Thelen ’11.
The efforts of the campaign committee,
faculty and staff, parents, alumni and the
many donors were an investment in the
future of Covington Catholic. It was well
worth it as Covington Catholic continues
to improve year after year. Enrollment
has grown 17% over the past four years;
standardized test scores have risen, and the
commitment to providing a strong Catholic
foundation has not wavered. As the school
looks to the next ten years, it is with a strong
resolve to continue to provide the best
possible Catholic education to the young
men of Northern Kentucky.
If you have a memorable story from the
construction of either of the Dixie Highway
school buildings, please email them to
[email protected] or contact Maureen
Regan at (859) 448-2253. We would like to
share these stories in future issues of the
Journal.
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School News
School News highlights the activities and accomplishments of our current students and staff. In between issues,
be sure to check CovCath.org or our Facebook page for the most up-to-date news.
National Merit
Semifinalists
Announced
Seniors William McMurtry and
Nathan Wichmann were named
National Merit Semifinalists. They are
two of the approximately 16,000 or
1% of high school seniors across the
country to receive this designation.
They now have an opportunity to
compete for scholarships worth more
than $35 million.
Will McMurtry is a member of the
swim team, National Honor Society
and National English Honor Society. He
also swims with the NKY Clippers. Last
fall, he volunteered during election time
for the Ohio GOP. He also volunteers
with Special Olympics swimming. He is
a graduate of St. Agnes School.
Nate Wichmann is a member of the
basketball and tennis teams, Spirit
Club, National Honor Society and
National English Honor Society. He
was selected to participate this past
summer in the prestigious Governor’s
Scholars Program. He is a graduate of
St. Joseph, Crescent Springs.
Governor’s Scholars Program
The Governor’s Scholars Program is a five-week, residential program on a
Kentucky college campus for students completing their junior year in high
school. Over the past five years, twenty-two CCH students have been chosen
to participate. Pictured below are our four students who attended this past
summer and what they studied: (from left) Connor Field – business and
entrepreneurship, Keith Radcliff – architecture, Nathan Wichmann – biology
and environmental issues and Jeremy Greer – astronomy.
Governor’s School for the Arts
The Governor’s School for the Arts is a three-week, residential program for
talented high school students interested in the performing and visual arts.
Only two hundred students are selected each year. Over the past five years,
sixteen CCH students have been chosen to participate. This past summer,
three attended. They were (pictured from left) Adam Holstein - Seibert for
architecture, Blake Nelms for visual art and Neal Stansel for musical theater.
Will McMurtry (left) and Nate Wichmann
Spiritual
opportunities
available
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The CCH community is invited to join students, faculty and staff in prayer
in the CCH Chapel.
Fr. Ian McDole offers Mass at 7:15 AM Monday & Friday and at 7:00 AM
on Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday. The Rosary is said Tuesday &
Thursday mornings at 7:30 AM. Alumni are invited for coffee and donuts
after First Friday Masses.
School News
Academic
Accomplishments
New Staff
The ACT is a national standardized test used to assess
college readiness. CovCath students exceed both state and
national average scores. The highest achievable score on
the ACT is 36 with CCH posting an average composite
score of 25. “What is interesting to note is that while state
and national scores are static or falling, our students’ scores
are rising,” said Mr. Rowe. “I believe we can attribute this
success to our continued focus on academic excellence
within the classroom. We are fortunate to have students
willing to rise to the challenge and parents who support our
educational mission.”
ACT Average Composite Scores
Graduation All-MaleAll-Male
Year CCH
KYU.S.
KYU.S.
2013
2008
2003
25.0
23.8
23.0
19.6
20.9
20.2
20.9
21.1
20.8
19.4
21.1
20.3
20.9
21.2
21.0
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The Advanced Placement or AP program offers collegelevel curriculum and examinations to high school students.
Colleges often grant placement and course credit to students
who obtain certain scores on the tests. Covington Catholic
offers its students ten AP courses.
Passing Rate on AP Exams*
CCH
91%
Kentucky
51%
Global
61%
* Three-year average (2011-13)
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AP Scholars
The following students were acknowledged for their
outstanding achievement on AP Exams.
AP Scholars with Distinction: Tanner Fangman ’13,
Adam Goddard ’13, Joseph Kendall ’13, Liem Le ’13,
Alexander Mize ’13 and Thomas Ryan ’14.
AP Scholars with Honor: Ryan Bowman ’13,
Jeremy Greer ’14, Christian Gruner ’13, Kyle Massie ’13,
William McMurtry ’14, Sean Nemann ’14, William Nutter ’13,
Nathan Wainscott ’13 and Max Williamson ’13.
AP Scholars: Robert Beatrice ’13, Kevin Boerger ’13,
Connor Field ’14, Mitchell Haas ’13, William Henry ’13,
James Kinsella ’14, Keith Radcliff ’14, Andrew Schwartz ’13,
Jimmy Stratman ’13, Jonathan Thiel ’14 and David Zalla ’13.
Seated from left: Veronica Mitchell, Lauren Garrett, Elizabeth Ehrman and
Linda Govan. Standing from left: Andrew Nichols, Tony Bacigalupo, Matthew
Hansman and Stuart Thaman
Tony Bacigalupo
• Teaches economics, psychology
and Career Exploration
• Asst. varsity basketball coach
• “My Catholic faith and great
men like Dan Tieman and Jack
Kaelin brought me to Covington
Catholic. I am very honored to
teach some of the same classes
these two men taught. They
were great mentors to me.”
Elizabeth Ehrman
• Teaches English. Also teaching
English and science at NDA
• “I’m impressed by the character
of the students and the
dedication that all the staff have
to the school’s mission. It really
makes a difference when the
whole school is so devoted to
Catholic education.”
Lauren Garrett
• Teaches freshman English
• Assists with senior Christian
Awakening Retreat.
• Father, Kevin, is ’77 grad.
Brothers Matthew ’10 and
Christopher ’17
• “It is evident that the faculty,
staff and students strive to
uphold the traditions of
excellence. The mission, vision
and Catholic identity create a
culture of success for students.”
Matthew Hansman
• Teaches chemistry
• Head coach, JV soccer team
• “The students have been great
young individuals that have
treated me with respect and
shown a willingness to learn and
work hard.”
Linda Govan
• Administrative assistant with 30
years’ experience in education
• “This school has a reputation
of excellence. I am very excited
to be a part of the CovCath
magic.”
Veronica Mitchell
• Teaches English
• Has taught for 31 years
including 7 years at NDA
• Loves learning. Currently taking
2 courses at NKU through the
Donovan Scholars Program,
a for-credit program for KY
residents age 65 and older.
• “I am impressed with Covington
Catholic. Teaching here
has given me a whole new
perspective on the school, and I
am delighted.”
Andrew Nichols
• Teaches World Civilizations and
algebra
• Coaches football
• Recently moved here from
Austin, Texas
• “People are willing to help in
any capacity.”
Stuart Thaman
• Teaches German 1 & 2
• Assistant Academic Team coach
• Part-owner of an advertising
company and author of three
novels
• “The atmosphere here is
fantastic. Parents and students
are heavily invested both
spiritually and academically in
the CovCath philosophy.”
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School News
Welcome Class of 2017
Beechwood
_____________
Calvary
Christian
_____________
Joseph Niehaus*
Daniel Mounir
Blessed
Sacrament
_____________
Calvert
Homes
_____________
Brian Roberts
Andrew Alcorn
Anthony Best
Kyle Brake*
Sean Burke
Patrick Cahill*
Benjamin Camden
John Crowe*
Matthew Elsbernd
Cody Esmeier
Griffin Flesch*
Benjamin France
Michael Halpin*
Zachary Hemsath
Hudson Henry
Anthony Hentz*
Marshall Hornsby
Alexander Jordahl
Andrew Kuykendall
Andrew Mullen
Joshua Newman*
Mason Phelps*
Thomas Pilger
Colton Schabell*
Benjamin Schrand*
Maxwell Schrand*
Joshua Schultz
Adam Stegman*
Benjamin Stegman*
Jordan Tobler*
Nicholas VonHandorf*
Joseph Wuestefeld
Nicholas Zimmerman*
Samuel Zimmerman
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Camp
Ernst MS
_____________
Mark Bautista*
Gray
MS
_____________
Brent Angel
Noah Davis
Home
School
_____________
Joseph McFarland
Immaculate Heart
of
Mary
_____________
Jackson Becker
Nathan Durrough
Joseph Gray
Andrew Jacob
Alexander Mardis
Sam Mashni
Dylan Silbernagel
Austin Wilson
Mary Queen
of
Heaven
_____________
Andrew White
Noah Birrer
Prince
of Peace
_____________
Strephon Cole
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R.
A. Jones
_____________
St.
Augustine
_____________
Justin Pace
Corey Pal
Tyler Urbina
Killian Deaton
David Weller*
St.
Agnes
_____________
Hunter Beard*
Cameron Berling
Ryan Eckerle*
Adam Feinauer*
Noah Feinauer*
Michael Finke
Benjamin Flesch*
Nicholas Flesch*
Matthew Franxman*
Kyle Fryman*
Ian Galvin
Joshua Galvin
William Hassman
Wyatt Hatter
Matthew Kloska
Thomas Kreutzjans
Jacob Kunkel
Marcus Maier*
Stephen Metzger*
Joseph Michels*
Ryan O’Connell
David Reisiger
Gunnar Schuh*
Alexander Shelton*
Nicholas Smith
Joseph Suetholz
Nicholas Tilford
Hunter Ziegelmeyer
St.
Henry
_____________
Christopher Garrett*
Jacob Rohling
Noah Ryan
Thomas Steiber
St. Joseph,
Camp
Springs
_____________
Zachary Anderson
St. Joseph,
Crescent
Springs
_____________
Ross Basford
Robert Bishop*
Evan Bowman
Benjamin Boydston
Mark Briede
Gregory Cronin*
Noah Dames
Jacob Dressman*
Tucker Durrett*
Ethan Fleek
Charles Fugazzi*
Andrew Knochelmann
Luke Lonnemann*
Thomas Ott
Quinn Pastura
Zachary Rohling*
Jacob Sander
Ethan Starnes
Henry Toebbe*
Blair Wesley
162 students from 23 different elementary schools.
Enrollment has increased 17% over last 4 years!
St.
Joseph Academy Jared Reid
_____________
Blake Cecil
St. Joseph,
Cold
Spring
_____________
Philip Breen
Daniel Curk
Derek Darwish
Jarrett Eilerman
James Gerner
Jeffrey Huston
Joshua Penrod
Carter Ross
Hayden Schuh
St.
Paul
_____________
Nathan Bir
Kyle Crowe
Aidan Donaghy
Ryan Grosser
Ryan Kuhr
Griffin Lamb
Neal Schroer
St.
Pius X
_____________
Jacob Bayless*
Anthony Bosch*
William Breen
Kyle Crail*
Logan Franxman
Benjamin Gerdes*
Jared Haught
Jacob Kennedy*
Jason Krebs*
Daniel Matos
Harrison Moore
Jaret Schreiver*
Logan Schulte*
Stephen Schutte
Kevin Schutte*
John Simkonis*
Harrison Sommerkamp
Gage Sova
Joshua Stava
John Tenhundfeld*
Matthew Thiel*
Jordan Tuemler
Adam Zimmerman
TurkeyFoot
MS
_____________
Gunnar Benson
Bryant Bolden
John Ciaramitaro
Joseph Ciaramitaro
Tate Hatton
Brent Imhoff
Adam Listerman
Villa
Madonna
_____________
Benjamin Schmitter
Alec Simon*
Erik Weickgenannt*
Woodland
MS
_____________
Bryan Greene*
* Denotes son of
CCH Alum
Advancement
From the Advancement Director
Sue Finke
Named Scholarships – A Lasting Tribute
C
ovington Catholic has been very fortunate in the last nine years to have added twenty-three named scholarships to the
endowment. When I took the position of Advanement Director in October of 2004, the endowment was $635,000.
To date, we are at $1,818,760! The catalyst for this growth occurred in 2006 when I met Mr. Dennis Doyle. Mr. Doyle
wanted to establish a scholarship for his friend and CCH alumnus, Mr. Tim Shields ’61. Mr. Doyle had been very active with
Catholic high schools in Cincinnati, but it was Tim’s passion for Covington Catholic that made Mr. Doyle come to Kentucky
with his philanthropy. Since then, Mr. Doyle has been instrumental in adding nine new scholarships with generous matching
gifts of his own. The progress of the endowment has created interest amongst the Colonel Community and new scholarships
have been added since.
Recently a dear friend of CCH passed away. Mr. Nick Seligman’s death prompted his family and friends to establish a
scholarship in his honor. Nick was a Dixie High School graduate, but his love for Covington Catholic was immense. Every
Thursday, he would arrive early to the gym to ensure Bingo was ready to go. He worked the concession stand for every home
football and basketball game and continued to volunteer long after his son Jason ’96 graduated. CCH became a part of his
family, and he became part of ours.
Another recent scholarship established was in honor of loving parents, Bob and Mary Evelyn Hebbeler. Their sons Bob, Mike
’71 and Gary ’79 wanted to honor their mother and father. Mary Evelyn passed away this year at the age of 95, and Bob died
in 2006. Bob Hebbeler was instrumental in starting the CCH basketball program in 1944 and in 1946 became the school’s
first baseball coach. Bob remained active at CCH through the years and is a member of the Covington Catholic Hall of Fame.
Bob and Mary Evelyn wanted their sons to have a Catholic education and worked long hours to make that happen. Today,
their sons are proud of their education and are thankful to their parents for giving them the opportunity.
These are just two examples of great people whose memories will live on through scholarships for the young men of Covington
Catholic. Continued growth of the endowment will serve students with tuition aid for years to come. Please help us continue
to provide a Covington Catholic education through the endowment by establishing a scholarship. If you would like more
information about the endowment program or have a question, please contact me at [email protected] or 859-448-2247 ext. 1.
Scholarships
Thanks to all the families, alumni, relatives and friends who have come forth and supported CCH through the endowment:
• Jon Biedenharn
• Blank Family
• Elmer B. & Ruth C. Maschinot Cleves
• Carol Deye
• The Most Reverend Roger J. Foys, D.D.
• Jon Gallenstein
• Gerald & Andrea Hardcorn
• Bob & Mary Evelyn Hebbeler
• Nancy Holbrook
• Jack Kaelin
• Scott Knochelman
• Richard C. Krienest
• Longshore/Duncan Family
• W. Bruce Lunsford
• Stanley & Ellen Meihaus
• John L. Muething
• Jeff Pfetzer
• Wm. T. (Bill) & Joan Wernersbach
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• Dick & Nancy Roeding
• Maria Schaffstein
• Federick S. & Mathilde H. Schuhmacher
• Max Nicholas Seligman
• Sharp Family
• Tim Shields, Class of 1961
• Artie Steinmetz
• David Stoppelwerth
• Jeff Strunk
• Gerry & Bonnie Thelen
• Daniel T. Tieman
• Joe & Jean VonHandorf
• VonLehman Family
• Wulfeck Family
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Advancement
Nick Seligman Scholarship
Established
N
ick Seligman was a committed supporter of
Covington Catholic. He devoted countless hours
of service to the Booster Club and Athletic
Department serving as a member of the Booster Executive
Board and as Booster President. Mr. Seligman worked
concessions for all football and basketball games and
worked Bingo weekly for twenty-eight years.
In 2002, Mr. Seligman was inducted into the Covington
Catholic Athletic Hall of Fame. On that night, Jack
Kennevan, then school principal, awarded Seligman
an honorary Covington Catholic diploma. Although he did not graduate from
Covington Catholic, he was a true Colonel. His son, Jason, graduated from
Covington Catholic in 1996 and his grandson, Max, is a current student.
Just days before he succumbed to cancer,
Mike Guidugli, Bob Rowe and two
former principals, Michael Clines and
Jack Kennevan, visited Mr. Seligman.
During this visit, they shared with Nick
that a scholarship had been established in
his name. Surrounded by his family, Mr.
Seligman was overwhelmed with emotion
and incredibly humbled by the honor.
Those wishing to support the tuition
with Nick that a scholarship had been
assistance program at Covington Catholic Sharing
established in his name.
can do so by contributing to the Max
Nicholas Seligman Scholarship Fund.
Carry the Colonel Card
Covington Catholic is now in its third
year of partnership with Capital One
to offer the CCH Visa Card. This is
an easy way to support the school
every day without extra cost to you!
The school receives a $50 donation
from Capital One the first time
you use your card! Gas and grocery
purchases earn 2% and all other purchases earn a 1% cash rebate for the school!
Your credit information and approval is never revealed to Covington Catholic.
The link to Capital One is found on the school’s website at www.covcath.org/
rewards.
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In Memory of Nick Seligman
Anneken Huey & Moser Friends
Mr. & Mrs. Louis Albers
Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Armstrong
Mr. & Mrs. John Bain
Mr. & Mrs. James W. Berns ’60
Bilz Insurance Agency
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Bradley
Mr. Jack Brown
Mr. Donald C. Buring
Cancer Care Center Staff
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry C. Collins ’66
Ms. Jacklynn Cornelius
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Cornett
Dr. & Mrs. William Danneman
Mr. & Mrs. Randy Ellison ’79
Mr. Thomas W. Etler ’58
Mr. Dominic Favia
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Finke ’79
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Fischer ’78
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Foltz
Mr. & Mrs. Larry French
Mr. & Mrs. Grant Girard
Ms. Penny Hatter
Mr. & Mrs. Ed Hill
Mr. & Mrs. John Hodge
Mr. Jack Kaelin
Ms. Debra Ann Kees
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Koenig
Mr. & Mrs. Jerome C. Kohlhepp
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Listerman
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Lonneman ’67
Mr. Richard E. Maile ’61
Mr. & Mrs. Shannon McClure
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Moser ’72
Ms. Marilyn Oakes
Mr. & Mrs. James Pavelka
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Phillips
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Puthoff
Mr. & Mrs. John Ripberger
Ms. Gayle Roser
Ms. Gina Schmeing
Ms. Kathleen Schultz
Ms. Vicki Seligman
Mr. & Mrs. MIchael Skeeters
Mr. & Mrs. David M. Spaulding
Ms. Sabrina Taylor
TMS Construction Inc.
Towne Properties Asset Mgmt. Co.
Mr. & Mrs. Gene Weaver
Mr. & Mrs. R. Craig Weiglein
Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Whittle
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen D. Wolnitzek
Mr. & Mrs. William Yates, II
Advancement
Endowments (received July 1 - August 31)
In Memory of Melvin Brauer
Mr. Brandon Brown ’07
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Carroll
Mr. Patrick M. Flannery ’76
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Heimbrock
Mr. & Mrs. C. Timothy Larkin
Mr. & Mrs. Chris G. Pieper ’86
Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Schaber ’73
Sutton Law & Associates
In Celebration of Century Construction’s
45th Anniversary
Barnes Dennig
Carole Deye Soccer Scholarship Fund
Mr. Dennis Deye ’60
In Memory of Richard Groneck
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Snyder ’64
In Memory of Dennis Halpin ’59
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Allegretti
Mr. & Mrs. Walter E. Anneken ’51
Ms. Mary K. Arnold & Family
Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Barth
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Beck ’84
Beaumont Court Neighbors
Mr. & Mrs. N. Chris Fieger ’61
Mr. & Mrs. Todd Fischer
Ford W. Hall Company
Mr. Michael J. Groneck ’82
Mr. Christopher Grosser
Mr. Joseph Guenther
Dr. & Mrs. John Halpin ’54
Mr. & Mrs. Maurice J. Halpin, III ’56
Mr. & Mrs. Richard T. Heidrich ’82
Mr. & Mrs. Louis Hodge
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Jurgen
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Klaserner & Family
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Kruse
The 4th annual Colonel Cash Explosion
Raffle is off and running! This is a Split-thePot raffle in which CCH is guaranteed to
receive 50% of the total sales. New this
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent J. Lonnemann ’83
Ms. Jacqueline Magyarics
Dr. & Mrs. Joseph McClure
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Moellering
Mr. & Mrs. James H Niewahner
Mr. & Mrs. Ed Niewahner
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Niewahner
Mr. & Mrs. Lou Niewahner
Mr. & Mrs. John O’Donoghue
Mr. & Mrs. James Robers
Ms. Renee Rohlman
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Ryan
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Schlachter
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Schmitt
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Stallmeyer
Ms. Gayle Starks
Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Stormer
Uncle David and Aunt Judy Sullivan
Mr. & Mrs. Donald B. Thelen P.E. ’66
Tri-state Centers for Sight
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Uchtmann
Mr. & Mrs. Quin A. Wichmann ’83
Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas E. Winnike
Mr. & Dr. Brian S. Woeste ’94
University of Notre Dame - Center for Social
Concerns
Mr. Daniel P. Warning ’78
In Memory of Mary Evelyn Hebbeler
Mrs. Ethel M. Brungs
Mr. & Mrs. James Cahill ’70
Mr. & Mrs. James W. Cahill
Mr. & Mrs. John P. Cahill ’77
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Finke ’79
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Fischer
Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Goeke
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Hausfeld
Mr. & Mrs. Richard T. Heidrich ’80
Mr. Jack Kaelin
Dr. & Mrs. William Metzger ’78
Mr. Patrick H. Sandfoss ’83
Ms. Gloria M. Schmidt
Mr. William E. Sommerkamp ’47
In Memory of John Ryan ’59
Mr. & Mrs. James Clark
Mr. & Mrs. Martin Due ’59
Ms. Norma Fessler
Mr. & Mrs. James Messer
Mr. & Mrs. R. Kenney Shields ’60
year, the remaining 50% is split among
FIVE winners! Grand prize receives
40% of total pot. Second place receives
7%. Third, fourth and fifth places each
receive 1%. This year’s proceeds will
support the expanded iPad pilot program
being implemented this school year.
covcath.org/raffle. CCH students are
selling chances and would appreciate your
purchase as they strive for prize incentives.
Be sure to track the running total on the
webpage.
Tickets are $20 each and can be purchased
by returning the envelope insert in this
issue or online with your credit card at
In Memory of Robert Hegge ’53
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Bosch ’59
In Memory of Clare Hehman
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Schutte ’90
In Memory of Robert C. Hollman ’54
Mr. William J. Timmerman ’54
Jack Kaelin Scholarship Fund
Dr. & Mrs. Douglas Fussinger
Mr. & Mrs. Laurence McGovern ’81
Mr . & Mrs. Michael Listerman
In Memory of Guy Oehler ’70
Mr. & Mrs. Barry Dyas ’70
Dick & Nancy Roeding Family
Scholarship Fund
Senator & Mrs. Richard L. Roeding ’73
In Memory of Tim Shields ’61
The Shields Family Euchre Tournament
In Memory of Robert Bruce Suedkamp ’64
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Snyder ’64
In Memory of Dan Tieman ’58
Dr. & Mrs. Douglas Fussinger
The drawing will be held Saturday,
November 9, 2013 at The Marquise in
Wilder during the Back the Blue Dinner
Dance. Winners need not be present to
win.
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Honor Roll
The 2012-2013 Annual Appeal
Last fall, the Arlinghaus Family invited you to join
them in giving to the Annual Appeal… and you did.
The Annual Appeal raised over $280,872, an increase
of 8% over the year before. Thank you!
Tuition Assistance Provided
$400,000
$300,000
Your support of the Annual Appeal will help our
young Colonels and ensure them a Covington Catholic
education. Hopefully, you received a donor letter in the
mail recently. If not, please let us know, and we can mail
one to you. Donations also can be made online at
www.CovCath.org/AA.
Top
total
amount given
ClassAmount
1964 $13,180
1978 $11,220
1973 $9,090
1975 $8,845
1983 $8,140
5
Classes
Class
ClassDonorsSize*
1934
1939
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
10
1
1
2
3
3
3
1
4
6
5
5
4
3
2
5
4
2
9
8
8
14
15
16
18
39
1
5
6
6
6
9
5
11
16
17
19
13
12
15
15
25
21
52
39
63
72
93
87
86
85
%
ParticipateTotal
100%
20%
33%
50%
50%
33%
20%
36%
38%
29%
26%
31%
25%
13%
33%
16%
10%
17%
21%
13%
19%
16%
18%
21%
46%
$50
$25
$55
$190
$250
$825
$25
$1,350
$1,900
$325
$1,375
$200
$300
$70
$300
$200
$325
$630
$700
$703
$1,465
$4,700
$2,381
$1,935
$6,745
Covington Catholic Journal
The Annual Appeal must keep up with
the needs of our young men.
$500,000
The Annual Appeal provides tuition assistance to our
students. For the 2013-14 school year, over $450,000
in aid has already been distributed with new requests
coming in weekly.
Annual Appeal Revenue
$200,000
$100,000
2009-10
10-11
Number of
Participants
ClassDonors
1963 33
1970 30
1968 25
1964 22
1966 19
1998 19
11-12
12-13
13-14
% of participation
of living graduates
Class %
1934 100%
1942 50%
1943 50%
1963 46%
1947 38%
Class
%
ClassDonorsSize* ParticipateTotal
Class
%
ClassDonorsSize* ParticipateTotal
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2010
2011
2012
22
15
19
16
25
12
30
10
13
8
14
5
8
8
15
10
13
14
7
10
8
13
12
8
5
104
123
130
137
150
132
178
160
154
143
113
100
93
116
106
118
109
102
110
111
111
105
120
98
85
21%
12%
15%
12%
17%
9%
17%
6%
8%
6%
12%
5%
9%
7%
14%
8%
12%
14%
6%
9%
7%
12%
10%
8%
6%
$13,180
$3,075
$3,930
$6,251
$3,200
$3,335
$6,250
$3,275
$4,025
$9,090
$5,445
$8,845
$1,270
$6,025
$11,220
$3,845
$6,635
$5,700
$1,000
$8,140
$4,050
$5,600
$3,720
$1,425
$775
4
3
9
7
5
11
17
7
15
19
12
4
8
4
4
5
6
1
4
8
7
16
7
96
83
85
68
94
100
106
83
109
125
104
106
122
96
109
111
103
91
114
118
124
116
116
4%
4%
11%
10%
5%
11%
16%
8%
14%
15%
12%
4%
7%
4%
4%
5%
6%
1%
4%
7%
6%
14%
6%
*Number of living class members
$365
$400
$2,180
$1,350
$1,825
$1,620
$1,810
$1,050
$4,210
$4,090
$1,530
$500
$700
$300
$250
$475
$340
$15
$250
$465
$180
$925
$175
Honor Roll
Founders ($10,000+)
1964Anonymous
Butler Foundation
Michael & Traci Kautzman
Benefactors ($5,000-9,999)
1973Anonymous
1974 Mr. & Mrs. Gary J. Wulfeck
1975Anonymous
1978Anonymous
Mr. Paul Kiely
Mr. & Mrs. Ben Wessels
Class of 1963 50th Reunion Gift
Trustees
($1,000-4,999)
1946 Mr. & Mrs. George S. Lyon, Jr.
1960 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Ketteler
1960 Mr. & Mrs. R. Kenney Shields
1961 Dr. & Mrs. Anthony R. Zembrodt
1964 Mr. & Mrs. Franklin S. Kling, Jr.
1966 Dr. & Mrs. John C. Runda
1966 Dr. & Mrs. David W. Suetholz
1967 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Arlinghaus
1967 Mr. & Mrs. R. Stephen Steltenkamp
1969 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Voskuhl
1970 Mr. & Mrs. James P. Cahill
1970 Mr. & Mrs. Barry Dyas
1971 Mr. & Mrs. Jonathon H. Votel
1972 Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Arnold
1972 Mr. Michael M. Sketch
1974 Mr. & Mrs. Dale E. Arlinghaus
1974 Mr. & Mrs. Edward P. Fritz
1979 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Barth
1979 Mr. & Mrs. William Frisch
1980 Mr. & Mrs. David P. Arlinghaus
1980 Mr. & Mrs. Richard T. Heidrich
1980 Dr. Patrick J. McGinnis
1980 Mr. & Mrs. Philip E. Wehrman
1981 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy T. Meyer
1981 Dr. & Mrs. Robert J. Otte, Jr.
1983 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Michels
1983 Mr. & Mrs. John W. Zalla
1984 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Crowe
1984 Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Marshall, II
1985 Dr. & Mrs. Paul A. Jacobs
1985 Mr. & Mrs. James E. Stautberg
1986 Mr. Douglas W. Dusing
1986 Mr. Michael A. Ruh, Jr.
Mrs. Rita Arlinghaus
Mrs. Antonette Batts & Mr. Charles
Whalen
Dr. & Mrs. William Danneman
Mr. & Mrs. Matt Klein
Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Maier
Mr. & Mrs. Marc Neltner
Dr. John Redden
Maureen & Terry Regan
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Rice
Mr. & Mrs. Chris Rose
Mr. & Mrs. William M. Schult
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Schutzman
Dr. & Mrs. Brad Skidmore
Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Timmerman
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Williamson
Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas E. Winnike
Mr. & Mrs. David Witzgall
Mr. & Mrs. Nick Wolff
VonLehman & Co.
Colonels ($500-999)
1947 Mr. & Mrs. Frank B. Sommerkamp
1949 Dr. & Mrs. Carl J. Brueggemann
1949 Rev. Robert J. Urlage
1960 Mr. & Mrs. Edward Arkenau
1960 Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Blank, Sr.
1960 Mr. Paul S. Lohre
1962 Mr. & Mrs. Gerald M. Higdon
1963 Mr. James R. Elsener
1963 Mr. Michael A. Thiel
1963 Mr. & Mrs. Ken E. Williams
1964 Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Martin
1965 Mr. & Mrs. Greg P. Menne
1965 Mr. Ronald J. Meyer
1965 Dr. Stephen T. Schuler
1967 Mr. & Mrs. Richard T. Berger
1967 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Lonneman
1967 Mr. & Mrs. William A. Zumbiel
1969 Mr. & Mrs. Rudolph Kreutzjans
1970 Mr. & Mrs. Donald C. Fritz
1971 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J. VonLehman
1972 Mr. & Mrs. Terence A. Arlinghaus
1973 Mr. & Mrs. Paul T. Verst
1974 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Bessler
1974 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Carroll
1975 Mr. & Mrs. John H. Quast
1976 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Feldman
1978 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel S. Dietz
1978Anonymous
1978 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin K. Knasel
1979 Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Finke
1979 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Ruberg
1981 Mr. & Mrs. Mark V. Brueggemann
1981 Mr. & Mrs. H. Dewaine Couch
1982 Mr. & Mrs. J. Rob Shelton
1983 Mr. & Mrs. Quin A. Wichmann
1984 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Beck
1985 Mr. & Mrs. Philip A. Drees
1986 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew C. Collins
1987 Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Bradley
1988 Mr. Mike Dennemann
1991 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bessler
1991 Mr. Dan Romes
1993 Mr. & Mrs. Adam M. Davey
1995 Mr. & Mrs. Jason D. Neiser
1996 Mr. Matt Foltz
1997 Mr. R. Ben Holocher
1998 Mr. Brian P. Gruber
1998 Mr. Joel L. Kubala
1998 Mr. & Mrs. Chad L. Summe
1999 Mr. Jeffrey A. Wulfeck
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Bailey
Ms. Lynne M. Blankenbuehler
Dr. & Dr. Kevin J. Borowski
Dr. & Mrs. Del Burchell
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Cheesman
Mr. & Mrs. James Flood
Anonymous
Mr. Jack Kaelin
Dr. & Mrs. Hien Le
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Lyons
Mr. & Mrs. Fred J. McCoy
Ms. Laurie McKinley
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas A. Myers
Mr. & Mrs. George J. Raybourne
Mrs. Judith Shields
Dr. & Mrs. T. Greg Sommerkamp
Ms. Diane St. Onge
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Summe
Ms. Betsy Weber
Mr. David Wirth
Fidelity Investments
Fifth Third Bank
Scripps Howard Matching Gift
Program
Leaders ($100-499)
1942
1943
1944
1944
1944
1946
1947
1947
1947
1947
1947
1948
1948
1949
1950
1951
1951
1953
1953
1954
1955
1956
1956
1956
1957
1957
1957
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1959
1960
1960
Mr. & Mrs. Paul F. Pauly
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph F. Hoffer
Mr. William R. Bauereis
Mr. Elmer B. Cleves
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence H. Hinzman
Mr. & Mrs. Earl R. Abeln
Dr. John A. Huesing
Mr. Henry R. Meyers
Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Schwarte
Mr. & Mrs. William E. Sommerkamp
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn J. Willett
Mr. James R. Deters
Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Walz
Mr. & Mrs. Jerome J. Moser
Mr. & Mrs. John T. Rademacher
Mr. Edward R. Bowmann
Mr. & Mrs. C. Paul Thoerner
Mr. & Mrs. James F. Wessels
Mr. Norbert L. Wulfeck, Sr.
Cmdr. Lawrence J. Olliges, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence R. Deininger
Mr. & Mrs. Maurice J. Halpin, III
Mr. Albert J. Schreiver, III
Mr. & Mrs. Roger L. Tieman
Mr. & Mrs. Tom B. Bishop
Mr. & Mrs. William T. Brake
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Kennedy
Mr. Edward J. Schlachter
Mr. & Mrs. William L. Schummer
Mr. & Mrs. William F. Eilerman
Dr. & Mrs. Owen S. Halpeny
Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Hammond
Mr. & Mrs. John B. Schepman
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin W. Tranter, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Martin G. Due
Mr. John M. Fedders
Mr. Thomas G. Gerrety
Mr. Henry A. Gieske
Mr. & Mrs. Merwin C. Grayson, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Donald W. Hoppenjans
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard G. Bishop
Mr. William J. Brown
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Rev. William J. Fedders
Mr. & Mrs. R. Warren Heist
Mr. Carl W. Meyer
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald F. Schneider
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Schulte
Judge & Mrs. Douglas M. Stephens
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Bosch, Sr.
Mr. David L. Lux
Mr. Richard E. Maile
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond W. Michael
Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Ryan, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph B. Schmidt
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Tierney
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald S. Wischer
Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Adick
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis R. Beamer
Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Berling, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. David W. Gronotte
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald L. Hardcorn
Mr. Joseph A. Huesman
Mr. & Mrs. Charles L. Rabe
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence A. Darnell
Mr. & Mrs. F. Thomas Eggemeier
Mr. Lloyd P. Fussinger
Mr. & Mrs. Terry G. Graham
Mr. Henry U. Kreutzjans
Mr. Stanley L. Krumpelman
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry E. Landwehr
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald L. McDermott
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. McDermott
Mr. Joseph E. Nienaber
Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Ochs
Mr. David L. Reusch
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth P. Rogers
Mr. Harry L. Ross
Mr. & Mrs. Steven G. Schuler
Mr. & Mrs. James W. Thelen
Mr. Al C. Trame
Mr. A. Thomas Weibel
Dr. & Mrs. Wayne E. Beimesch
Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Dyas
Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Emark
Mr. & Mrs. James J. Fischer
Dr. & Mrs. J. Jack Gormley
Mr. & Mrs. W. Michael Hargis
Mr. & Mrs. E. Michael Hugenberg
Mr. Michael A. Klaene
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Marsh
Mr. & Mrs. W. Tom McNeil
Mr. & Mrs. Jack J. Robke
Mr. & Mrs. William E. Snyder
Mr. John J. Steidle
Mr. William M. Buckley, III
Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Guidi
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald D. Major
Mr. & Mrs. G. Timothy Neville
Mr. James J. Plemen
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Schulenberg
Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Burke
Mr. & Mrs. John F. Lange
Mr. & Mrs. J. Michael McCormack
Mr. & Mrs. David L. Meier
Rev. Thomas P. Robbins
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence W. Schrand
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Mr. & Mrs. Donald L. Spenlau
Mr. & Mrs. Jay A. Thamann
Mr. & Mrs. Donald B. Thelen P.E.
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Dorning
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Fritz
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Hellebusch
Mr. & Mrs. William L. Lutz
Mr. & Mrs. Gary J. Menne
Mr. & Mrs. Dale R. Overmann
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Pieschel
Mr. & Mrs. James J. Scott
Mr. & Mrs. Fred H. Summe
Mr. & Mrs. Steven R. Averdick
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Bogaczyk
Mr. & Mrs. James Cooper
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony G. Depenbrock
Mr. & Mrs. James S. Dorger, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald T. Droege
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Erpenbeck
Mr. & Mrs. Mark G. Gehring
Mr. & Mrs. John W. Halenkamp
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Kathman, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. James C. Kendig
Mr. & Mrs. John P. Luschek, Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. Michael E. Molony
Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. O’Daniel
Mr. Roger R. Schwartz
Judge & Mrs. William J. Wehr
Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Wolking, Jr.
Mr. James Zerhusen
Mr. & Mrs. Martin C. Butler
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory H. Engelman
Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Hackman
Mr. & Mrs. Barry G. Kienzle
Dr. & Mrs. Mark Pfeiffer
Mr. & Mrs. John A. Wagner
Mr. & Mrs. Larry A. Wurtz
Mr. & Mrs. Mark R. Arstingstall
Mr. Gregory A. Brinker
Dr. & Mrs. Timothy N. Burke
Mr. Rick Currin
Mr. David C. Diedrich
Mr. & Mrs. Terry K. Flanagan
Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Kiely, Jr.
Mr. John A. Kramer
Dr. & Mrs. David A. Kreyling
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel T. Meier
Rev. & Mrs. John H. Pohlman, II
Mr. & Mrs. Jerome L. Runge
Mr. & Mrs. John P. Steffen
Mr. Thomas J. Brauch
Mr. & Mrs. David L. Feld
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce M. Overmann
Mr. & Mrs. Edward E. Thomas
Mr. & Mrs. T. Kent Dailey, II
Mr. & Mrs. Mark H. Goetz
Mr. & Mrs. Mark L. Hilgeford
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Lux
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen A. Meier
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin A. Molony
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Moser
Mr. James R. O’Daniel
Mr. Thomas A. Braun, III
Mr. Gary P. Duechle
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Mr. Kevin M. Horner
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Mr. & Mrs. Martin J. Gerrety
Mr. & Mrs. Maurice J. Halpin, IV
Dr. & Mrs. Christopher A. Heeb
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth E. Heidrich
Mr. & Mrs. Laurence M. McGovern
Mr. J. Scott McKinley
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel F. Summe
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent J. Bessler
Mr. Robert J. Kirkwood
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Mr. Thomas E. Rolf
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Dr. & Mrs. Mike G. Beiting
Mr. Matt A. Berger
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Mr. Chris J. Link
Mr. David S. Barnes
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Mr. Patrick H. Haggerty
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Mr. Casey P. McEvoy
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Mr. Douglas M. Arlinghaus
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew J. Blazejewski
Mr. Chris S. Eibel
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher W. Germann
Mr. Joseph A. Hayes
Mr. Kevin J. Kreger
Mr. Sean C. Oliver
Mr. Nick Ritter
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Mr. Sean J. Ginney
Mr. Andrew C. Meier
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Mr. & Mrs. Jeff R. Eilers
Mr. & Mrs. Corey P. Grace
Mr. & Mrs. Drew J. Hollenkamp
Mr. & Mrs. Brian M. Laake
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. McClanahan
Mr. & Mrs. Ryan W. McEvoy
Mr. & Mrs. Justin M. Overmann
Mr. & Mrs. Bradley R. Wilder
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew J. Bain
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin E. Goetz
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Mr. Mark E. Nienaber
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Mr. Donald C. Buring
Mr. & Mrs. Rick D. Coleman
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Ms. Anne H. Edmiston
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Mr. & Mrs. Mark Hausfeld
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Mr. & Mrs. James P. Emark
Mr. & Mrs. David L. Isler
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Mr. & Mrs. Donald Ruschman
Mr. Robert P. Ryan
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Schaeper
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory J. Werbrich
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald F. Heideman
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Mr. Thomas Cochran
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Mr. & Mrs. Raymond A. Marsh
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Mr. & Mrs. Gregory S. Scanlon
Mr. & Mrs. George J. Schewe
Mr. Paul J. Thiel
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Mr. & Mrs. Gary W. Bishop
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. Boemker
Mr. & Mrs. Terrence C. Depenbrock
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick P. Gibson, Sr.
1970 Mr. & Mrs. J. Tim Gormley
1970 Mr. & Mrs. Rick L. Hatton
1970 Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Hellmann, Jr.
1970 Mr. & Mrs. Gregory J. Lange
1970 Mr. & Mrs. James E. Maifeld
1970 Mr. & Mrs. Tony Maile
1970 Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Ruschman
1970 Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Saalfeld
1970 Mr. Richard P. Spare
1971 Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. Hamann
1971 Mr. Phillip R. Stone & Mrs. Margaret
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1971 Mr. & Mrs. Rick J. Young
1972 Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas A. Lucarelli, Jr.
1972 Mr. Gerry J. Schwarte
1973 Mr. & Mrs. Steven R. Hellmann
1973 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Schipper
1974 Mr. & Mrs. Scott Fedders
1974 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J. Goetz
1974 Mr. & Mrs. John L. Schipper
1975 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Kreke
1975 Mr. & Mrs. G. David Pauly
1975 Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Schwab
1976 Mr. Steven M. Boden
1976 Dr. & Mrs. James R. Pauly
1976 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew J. Schamer
1977 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Voet
1978 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Fischer
1978 Mr. & Mrs. Philip W. Kahmann
1978 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Lonneman
1979 Mr. & Mrs. A.J. Schreiver, IV
1979 Mr. & Mrs. David H. Schulte
1979 Mr. & Mrs. Dan J. Stetter
1980 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Kennedy
1980 Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Rozanski
1981 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Kanter
1981 Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Schulte
1982 Mr. Jeff L. Ralenkotter
1982 Mr. David A. Schneider
1983 Mr. & Mrs. Adam D. Feinauer
1983 Dr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Fritz
1983 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Rosing
1983 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin M. Schwartz
1984 Mr. & Mrs. Alphonse J. Bautista
1984 Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Blank, Jr.
1984 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick A. Kreinest
1985 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Bosch
1985 Mr. & Mrs. Gary L. Hodge
1985 Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey S. Michael
1985 Mr. Jeffrey W. Quillan
1986 Mr. & Mrs. Brian R. Ballman
1986 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen R. Hegge
1986 Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Witt
1987 Mr. & Mrs. David J. Epplen
1987 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald G. Rohling
1987 Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. Willenbrink
1988 Mr. & Mrs. Owen Kennedy
1988 Mr. & Mrs. John T. Michels
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Mr. Brett M. Winterberg
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Mr. Scott D. Gamm
Mr. W. David Schmitt
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Mr. Christopher R. Elfers
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph D. Hauber
Mr. Benjamin M. Thamann
Mr. Stephen L. Staggs
Mr. Gregory J. Werbrich
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Mr. Robert A. Winter, III
Mr. Tom L. Awadalla
Mr. Scott M. Kramer
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Mr. Michael D. Garnick
Mr. William S. Overmann
Mr. Jeffrey D. Witzgall
Mr. Brady R. Wurtz
Mr. Griffin G. Wurtz
Mr. Andrew D. Arnold
Mr. Marcus L. Grant
Mr. Philip T. Hausfeld
Mr. Jonathon D. Berberich
Mr. Thomas J. Flanagan
Mr. Mark S. Kramer
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Mr. Daniel C. Whitehead
Mr. Brandon R. Bosch
Mr. Kevin M. Connaughton
Mr. Richard S. Dietz
Mr. Christopher J. Garnick
Mr. Grant Irons
Mr. Jacob A. Litmer
Mr. Ross M. Walker
Mr. Lucas Armor
Mr. Peter Craig
Mr. Jeremy Dorning
Mr. J. Nathan Kathman
Mr. Khang Le
Mr. Brett Riedinger
Mr. Philip Ryan V
Mr. Kevin Schoettle
Mr. Joseph A. Sizemore
Mr. William Stengle
Mr. Robert Sturm
Mr. Connor G. Cleves
Mr. Timothy J. Connaughton
Mr. Clayton F. Heidrich
Mr. Clinton A. Massie
Mr. Bryan W. Metzger
Mr. David N. Weber
Mrs. Shirley Ahlers
Mr. & Mrs. John Armor
Mr. & Mrs. John Bain
Mrs. Dorothy Bankemper
Mr. & Mrs. Jay Bayer
Mr. & Mrs. Les Beebe
Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Bezold
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Bloemer
Mr. & Mrs. David Bray
Ms. Janet Bridwell
Mrs. Dorothy Brinker
Mr. & Mrs. James Brown
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Chase
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Connaughton
Mr. John P. Costello
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Cox
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Mr. & Mrs. Dick Crawford
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Davis
Mr. & Mrs. George J. Eten
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Farrell
Mrs. Alma Finke
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Fischer
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Foltz
Mr. & Mrs. David J. Gamm
Mr. & Mrs. Gene Gerding
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Germann
Ms. Ruth Gerrety
Mr. & Mrs. James D. Ginney
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Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Grosser
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Mr. & Mrs. Charles Hartman
Mr. & Mrs. David J. Hauber
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Mrs. Martha Hinkel
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Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Keller
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Kennedy
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Mrs. James Korfhagen
Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Kreger
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Mr. & Mrs. Mark Linnemann
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory A. List
Mr. & Mrs. William McElroy
Mr. Tom McGoy
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Mr. & Mrs. Jerald M. Messer
Mrs. JoAnn Metzger
Mr. William Miller
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Moriconi
Mr. & Mrs. Harry C. Morris
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Noll, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Alec Ott
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Parrott
Mr. & Mrs. Rudy Pohlabeln
Mrs. R. Patrick Richter
Rev. Lawrence Robotnik
Mr. & Mrs. William Rolf
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Mr. & Mrs. James W. Ruh
Mr. & Mrs. George Sandman
Mr. & Mrs. John L. Schaefer, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Schmidt
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Seither
Mr. & Mrs. Bradley Shouse
Mrs. Carol R. Smith
Mr. & Mrs. David M. Spaulding
Mr. & Mrs. James Stautberg
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Mr. & Mrs. William Tenkman
Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Terrell
Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Toner
Mrs. Michael J. Tully
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Voet
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Mr. & Mrs. Eugene R. Weber
Mr. & Mrs. William E. Wehrman, Jr.
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Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Williams
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What’s Happening
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1974
In the May, 2014 Republican primary,
Joe Koester will face Joe Nienaber,
Jr. ’89 for the Kenton County Fiscal
Court. Koester recently entered semiretirement from Herzog Jewelers after
40 years at the helm. Nienaber is the
mayor of Ft. Wright.
Three generations of the Maier family
are now proud alums of the University
of Notre Dame: Bob ’74, Max ’09
and Dick Maier, father of Bob and
grandfather of Max.
1965
John Crowe, a securities broker, retired
from Citigroup on March 29, 2013.
1967
The Northern Kentucky Sports Hall of
Fame inducted George ’67 and Mark
’75 Schloemer. Both played basketball
for CovCath. They were inducted with
their brother, Doug, who played at
Holmes
Don Niehaus, Sr. joined American
Scaffolding as Business Development &
Marketing Manager
1978
Eric Brown lives in Blainville, QC
Canada with his wife, Nathalie Hamel.
He is Sales Director North America/Anti-Slip Packaging Specialist with CGP
Coating Innovation.
The Baker Hunt Art and Cultural
Center in Covington appointed Paul
Sartori to its Board of Directors. Paul is
with Legacy Financial Advisors.
Chris Whitehead, an Allstate agent,
volunteered to provide one of the
free financial training sessions at the
Women’s Crisis Center in Covington
using the curriculum called Moving
Ahead through Financial Management.
The materials were created through
a partnership between the National
Network to End Domestic Violence and
The Allstate Foundation.
Jim Volpenhein played in this
year’s British Senior Open. Jim is
the only man to win the Cincinnati
Metropolitan seven times. He is a
member of the CCH Athletic Hall of
Fame.
1979
Jay Graue was recognized in the
Messenger for his 25 years of service
to the Diocese of Covington and to St.
Henry District High School.
In May, Mike Jansing led the NKY
Police Memorial Service.
1983
Kurt Summe, partner with Wood
Herron & Evans, was selected for
inclusion in the prestigious list of 2013
Top Rated Lawyers in Intellectual
Property by American Lawyer Media
and Martindale-Hubbell. Summe
is a specialist in the area of patent
procurement.
1997
A Small World
Chris Pfeiffer ’95 has lived in Denver for 8 years and volunteers for a charity
helping disadvantaged children. Chris shares, “Our largest event of the year, the
Denver Polo Classic, was held in June, and I was on the committee to coordinate
the entertainment and live auction for the event. Each year, we enlist the services
of auctioneer Gary Corbett ’63. I spent the entire night working with Gary and
came to discover that we both were from NKY and both graduated from CCH.
Needless to say, we were happy to discover the common thread and spent the
rest of the evening sharing stories. The event raised over $600,000. Because of the
emphasis CovCath puts on community service, CCH grads continue to serve and
make an impact across the country.”
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Justin Hanks and wife Emily welcome
newborn daughter, Mary Kate.
Drew Hollenkamp and his wife
Shannon welcomed their third child,
Gwenyth, on May 9. Siblings Connor
and Sophie are happy with the new
addition.
1998
Jerry Arrasmith and his wife, Lisa,
welcome newborn daughter, Alice Claire.
Alumni
In August, Joe Dannenman ’98 was named Fox19 Sports Director. He joined the
Fox19 news team as a sports anchor/reporter in April 2011. He first worked at
the station in 2001 after graduating from Syracuse University working his way up to
sports/news reporter in 2009. He then left to go to WFIE-TV in Evansville for more
anchoring experience.
Some of his career highlights include covering Super Bowl XLIV, two national
championship college football games, Major League Baseball’s opening day, NFL
playoffs, several NCAA tournament games and dozens of state championship high
school games in Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana.
Joe Danneman interviews legendary Reds player,
Joe Morgan at GABP.
Joe is a proud CovCath alum and shared the impact CCH had on his life in a video which
can be viewed on our website. Joe and wife Lynsey have two boys, Luke and Jack.
1999
Former CovCath golfer Ross Sharp
finished third with a score of 153 at the
NKY Men’s Amateur Golf Tournament.
Nicholas John Nienaber was born
September 3. He joins Ella (5) and Luke
(2) at Moreen and David Nienaber’s
home in Fort Wright.
Joe Wendt and his wife, Shannon,
welcomed son Jack on August 9. (below)
A.J. Schreiver V was named boys varsity
soccer coach for Covington Latin High
School. He played soccer and baseball at
CovCath.
2008
Peter Mikhail was named boys head
soccer coach at Villa Madonna Academy. Peter played soccer at CovCath.
2009
2002
Former CovCath golfer Michael Sharp
tied for fourth with a score of 155 at the
NKY Men’s Amateur Golf Tournament
2005
Sean Dempsey graduated from
Pepperdine University Law School in
the top 12% of his class. He works at a
law firm in Los Angeles.
2012
Jake Henderson, an offensive lineman
for Thomas More College, was named
All-PAC for the 2012 season.
Mitch McDowell, punter for Thomas
More College, was named to the 2012
All-PAC team.
Stephen Schafer studied business
management in China for seven weeks
this past spring. He was with a group
of Notre Dame students from the
Mendoza College of Business.
On August 13, Andy Armor married
Amy Atkins. Andy was commissioned
as a 2nd Lieutenant in the U.S. Air
Force on August 16 through the Air
Force ROTC program at the University
of Louisville. At U of L, Andy earned
a BA in history. He will begin pilot
training in January at Vance Air Force
Base in Oklahoma.
2013
Sam Wehrman with dad, Phil ’80.
Eric Severson graduated with his MBA
from Thomas More College. Eric is the
manager of the Cold Spring Bank Mart
for Fifth Third Bank.
2006
Eric Fangman is a teacher at Tichenor
Middle School.
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Alumni
Nick Davis with dad, Chuck ’84 at
Baccalaureate Mass.
Math teacher, Susan Lippert, married
Brandon Collier on June 7, 2013.
Junior/Senior Counselor Jason Mott
married Jenna Filipkowski on June 15,
2013.
Fr. William Fitzgerald, former chaplain
at CCH, was named administrator of
the Holy Trinity Abbey in Kilnacrott in
Ireland. He is a member of the Western
Australian Norbertine Order. The Order
was in Ireland from the 12th to the 16th
centuries until Henry VIII’s dissolution
of the monasteries. The Order returned
to Kilnacrott in the 1920s.
Matthew Venard (right) with fellow Sigma Chi fraternity brothers who were perfect stemcell matches.
Matthew Venard ’09 and two other members of the Sigma Chi
fraternity were the subject of a Courier-Journal article and online
video for supporting Be the Match, the national bone marrow registry.
Matt shared, “A registry drive was held on campus the fall of 2009.
It was run by the family of a guy in our fraternity who had a relative
saved through Be the Match. I’ve always been supportive of things like
donating blood and becoming an organ donor, so I knew I wanted
to register. There are too many people out there who need the help
and not enough people who sign up. In April, 2012, I got the call.
There were nerves about pain and how I would be affected, but never
hesitation. Recently, I talked with the family of the recipient. She’s a
seven year old girl who had leukemia, but is in remission now.”
Matthew graduated from University of Louisville this past May and is
now pursuing his master’s in bioengineering.
On August 15, the 36th annual Alumni Cross Country Meet was held in Devou Park. 23 alumni, 27 current CovCath students and 10 friends of the school
participated. Top finisher was NDA coach Chris Herren. Senior Brian Menke finished second and Chris Davis ’02 finished third.
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Alumni
Reunion Updates
CLASS OF 1948 Class members and
other alumni are invited to our quarterly
class luncheons the last Thursday in January,
April, July and October at 11:30 AM
currently at Pee Wee’s Place in Crescent
Springs. This is subject to change. If
interested, please contact Gene Burns at
(859) 331-0377.
CLASS OF 1968 – 45th Reunion on
CLASS OF 1983 – 30th Reunion on
Oct. 25/26. Contact Mike Halpin at
[email protected].
State Championship football
teams of 1988 and 1993. A reception
CLASS OF 1993 – 20th Reunion on
follows at the Alumni Center.
CLASS OF 2003 – A change in plans!
On January 4, 2014 at the CCH v.
Highlands home basketball game at
7:00 PM, we will recognize the State
Oct. 11/12. Contact Benjie Pieper at
[email protected].
Oct. 12. Contact Bill Kathman at
[email protected].
Going to Keystone in Covington on Nov. 1
then Conner game on November 2. Contact
Seth Wiggins ([email protected]).
CLASS OF 1978 – 35th Reunion on
CLASS OF 2013 – Wednesday, November
Oct. 11 at CCH Alumni Hall.
Contact Joe Fischer at [email protected].
On October 26 at the CCH v. Holmes
game at 1:00 PM, we will recognize the
27 from 11:00 AM-3:00 PM in the
cafeteria. Yearbooks will be distributed and
a free chicken patty lunch will be served.
RSVP to [email protected].
Championship swim team of 1974.
If you have any questions regarding
reunions, please contact Christa Ellison at
[email protected] or (859) 448-2247.
In Memoriam
In memory of the deceased loved ones of The Covington Catholic community - alumni, staff, Parents and friends
Listed are those who have passed away since June, 2013 or those whose passing we have become aware of since the last issue of the Journal.
Alumni
Dennis Halpin ’59, brother of John ’54 and
Michael ’66, and grandfather of Joseph
Bernhard ’12
Robert Hegge ’53, father of Stephen ’86
Richard Hellmann ’52
Ken Jasper ’56, brother of Dennis ’62 and
father of Ken, Jr. ’76
Pat Richter ’62
John Ryan ’59
Robert Suedkamp ’64
Robert Trenkamp ’66, brother of Charles ’58
Family Members
Catherine Adams, mother of C.R.
Adams, II ’95
Rosalyn Boemker, mother of John ’80
Elizabeth Bramlage, mother of Jim ’67 and
Joseph ’70
Melvin Brauer, grandfather of Chris ’04 and
Alex ’07 Wise and Austin Braun ’07
George Conway, father of Michael ’76
Dorothy Cady, grandmother of Brandon ’02,
Tom ’93, Matt ’96, Dave ’97 and
Daniel ’97 Hackman, and Louis Wolf ’01
Gerald Deters, father of Josh ’82 and
grandfather of Justin Willman ’97,
Tom Simendinger ’08, and Max ’05 and
Henry ’08 Heidrich
Virginia Flynn, mother of Kevin ’77 and
grandmother of Alex ’12, Adam ’16 and
Austin ’16
Richard Groneck, father of Grant ’04
Mary Evelyn Hebbeler, mother of
Mike ’71 and Gary ’79 and grandmother
of Thomas ’09
Anne Hiltz, grandmother of John ’98,
Jim ’99, Michael ’00, Greg ’02, Mark ’12
and Thomas ’14, Brennan Basford ’99
and Mickell Hamwey ’06
Marjorie Hurley, mother of Daniel ’64 and
Dennis ’70 and grandmother of Michael
Schneider ’95
Mary Jo Kiely, mother of Don ’70 and
Ed ’73 and grandmother of Don ’98,
Eric ’99 and Branden ’01
Robert and Laverne Kreke, parents of
Ken ’73 and Dan ’75, and grandparents
of Neal ’03, Brian ’06, Jason ’08,
Sean ’12 and Robert Witt ’16
Thomas Mistler, grandfather of David
Buring ’99, Jonathon Westerman ’00,
and Mark ’00 and Eric ’02 Wurtenberger
Kathleen Otte, mother of Robert Jr. ’81,
and grandmother of Robert ’06,
Stephen ’10 and Nicholas ’13
Herbert Reitzes, grandfather of Thomas ’12
and William ’14
Thomas Saulino, father of Tom ’94
Max Nicholas Seligman, father of Jason ’96
and grandfather of Max ’16
Carolyn Stein, wife of Fred ’73, mother of
Kyle ’07 and Connor ’14, and sister of
Jeffrey ’76 and Gary ’79 Wolnitzek
Doris Wheatley, mother of Tom ’70
Helen Steenken, mother of George ’75,
Matt ’77 and Stewart ’79
Jack Topmiller, father of Joe ’69, Bill ’71
and Dave ’79, and grandfather of Joe ’92,
Jamie ’93 and John ’94
In the last issue of the Journal, we
memorialized Clare Hehman, however we
did not identify her as the grandmother of
Samuel ’11.
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From the Alumni Director
Richard Dickmann ’80
For everything in life, there is a foundation on which the product is supported. This year
marks the 10th anniversary of the new school building on the campus of Covington
Catholic. While it is the third such building to provide a place to educate our young men,
it is the same strong educational foundation on which the mission of Covington Catholic
continues to prosper.
The tradition of excellence at Covington Catholic has been supported in many ways by its
alumni and the Colonel Community at large. The school’s strong leadership has continued
to provide a great product which includes spiritual values, high academic standards, an
incredible social experience that molds the brotherhood, and nurturing guidance that
develops our men physically through clubs and sanctioned sports. The result is a Catholic
education that cannot be matched in Northern Kentucky.
As members of the Colonel Community, our alumni can be proud of the successes that have
been and continue to be achieved here at Covington Catholic High School.
This fall, we are excited that many of our alumni have chosen to come back to campus and
reconnect to the school. A record number of reunions have been organized to commemorate
graduations and enjoy the company of the brotherhood once again. Our alumni’s enthusiasm
is contagious, and I believe has raised the bar to new heights for alumni participation.
As alumni, we are proud our alma mater has been able to prosper into an institution that
has seen unparalleled growth over the past five years. There for a while, the school seemed
somewhat of a sleeping giant, however this sleeping giant has awakened and the outlook for
the future is very bright.
From Colonel Socials to Colonel Business Connections and golf outings to Sports Fest,
our alumni have taken ownership in the future of Covington Catholic and have begun
to advance the school through participation. Participation is the key to prosperity in any
organization. Thank you, alumni, for working bingo, landscaping the campus, providing
leadership on committees, hiring and doing business with fellow alumni, supporting the school
financially and for contributing in many ways.
Congratulations Covington Catholic on the 10th anniversary of the new academic center,
and congratulations to the best alumni in Northern Kentucky. You continue to provide
leadership and a strong foundation for a bright future for the young men of Covington
Catholic.
Go Colonels!
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Upcoming Events
Colonel Business
Connection
The Colonel Business
Connection (CBC) is a
networking group that meets
the 3rd Wednesday of the
month from 7:30-9:00 AM in
the Griffin Centre.
CBC meetings include a
complimentary breakfast and
the chance to network with
other business people in the
area. If you are not currently
receiving C-Notes emails from
the Alumni Office, please
notify Richard Dickmann at
[email protected] to be
added to the list. You will be
notified of CBC meeting dates
and topics, as well as other
events around the school.
Colonel Socials
On the 2nd Tuesday
of the month, all Colonels
are invited to gather from
7-11 PM. Socials begin with
a guest speaker who shares the
latest news from inside the
school. The remaining time is
for networking and socializing.
October 8Colonel Social, 7:00 PM in Griffin Centre – Now on 2nd Tuesday
of month
October 11
Colonel Community Keeneland Outing
October 12Homecoming
October 16
Colonel Business Connection, 7:30 AM in Griffin Centre
November 1NO First Friday Mass. All Saint’s Day
November 3Open House
November 9Back the Blue Dinner Dance (see back cover)
November 12
Colonel Social
November 20
Colonel Business Connection, 7:30 AM in Griffin Centre
November 27
Class of 2013 Reunion Luncheon
December 6First Friday Mass, 7:15 AM in Chapel
December 10
Colonel Social
December 18
Colonel Business Connection, 7:30 AM in Griffin Centre
December 27-30Suncoast Holiday Classic in Sarasota, FL
Basketball Tournament at Riverview High School
January 3First Friday Mass, 7:15 AM in Chapel
January 14
Colonel Social
January 15
Colonel Business Connection, 7:30 AM in Griffin Centre
January 29Hall of Fame Dinner
February 7First Friday Mass, 7:15 AM in Chapel
February 11
Colonel Social
February 19
Colonel Business Connection, 7:30 AM in Griffin Centre
February 23Spaghetti Dinner, 4:00 PM in the CCH Cafeteria
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