Well Anchored - Saint Xavier High School

Saint Xavier High School celebrated commencement exercises on Sunday, May 18 at Broadbent Arena. The 136th graduating class of 332 young men featured 8
Governor’s Scholars and 16 students recognized by the National Merit Corporation. The group boasts 392 scholarships totaling $13.2 million and 9,050 service
hours to the Louisville community. John Nunnelley was the recipient of the Xaverian Award and Michelle Metcalfe was presented the Borders Excellence in
Teaching Award.
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THE ALUMNI MAGAZINE OF SAINT XAVIER HIGH SCHOOL • Volume 41, No.1 • Summer 2008
Ken Falk
Keeping
Country Safe
& Secure
Page 2
Coaching
Changes
Page 5
Walt Gahm
Outstanding
Alumnus
Page 9
Tiger
Sports
Pages 6-7
Well
Anchored
Kent Taylor
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Pahler Garners
Emmy
1984 graduate Gary Pahler won an Emmy
Award last season for his weekly KET television
program, “Louisville Life.” After graduating
from U of L, Gary worked as a
Videographer/Editor for AdCraft, Inc.
He traveled the country putting together a
video golf magazine program for the PGA,
highlighting some of the best courses in
America. Then in 1991, his affiliation with PBS
began with Louisville’s Channel 15, where he
eventually became Production Manager. When
Channel 15 closed in 1997, KET purchased
their assets and Gary was retained as a
Producer/Director, a position he enjoys most
because of its story telling opportunities.
Premiering in 1999, Gary’s KET program,
“Mixed Media,” Kentucky's only weekly
television arts series, featured more than 225
programs. “Mixed Media” helped promote
nearly 500 Kentucky performance and visual
artists, as well as arts organizations.
Gary’s most recent project, though, is
“Louisville Life.” Each week, this Emmy
Award winning video magazine program
spotlights Louisville’s finest people and
places. Gary hopes to inspire viewers to get
out and experience these stories first hand
and meet the people and places that make
this city so unique. The program is
broadcast Thursday nights at 7:30 p.m. and
Sundays at 12 noon (both on KET2).
Gary is also a drummer, currently performing
in two eclectic ensembles, which range from
the jazz, rock and world music of Ut Gret, to
the west african inspired dance music of The
Ohun Afrobeat Band. He credits Mr. Kroh’s
senior English class for helping him “think
outside the box” and Mr. Zehnder’s
freshman guitar class for inspiring a lifelong
love of playing music.
Written by Steve Huber ’74
Ken Falk:
Keeping
Country Safe
& Secure
The oft-used
phrase “under
the radar”
happens to be
particularly apt
in the case of
Ken Falk ’79.
For most of his
career, from Special Agent in the Air Force
Office of Special Investigations (AFOSI) to
his current position of Transportation
Security Specialist, Transportation Security
Administration (TSA), Department of
Homeland Security (DHS), Ken has been
operating out of sight of potential
enemies of the United States to collect
intelligence, provide threat assessments,
and conduct surveillance and
countersurveillance activities.
Ken’s position has him involved with
background and security clearance of
individuals who work within the United
States multi-modal (marine, land, aviation)
transportation infrastructure. For obvious
reasons, the details of his work assignments
are guarded. In general terms, however,
Ken’s work provides one facet of the
“layered security” that TSA utilizes in its
mission to protect the nation’s
transportation system while facilitating the
movement of people and commerce.
A career highlight for Ken came in 1997,
when he was selected as one of ten Special
Agents to establish the elite AFOSI
Antiterrorism Special Team, which provides
rapid, global support to the deployed theater
commander by conducting specialized
tactical counterintelligence, antiterrorism,
and force protection operations in high
threat, high risk areas. His extraordinary
service in Albania earned him the Bronze
Star and his citation mentions, among other
notable duty, gathering “crucial data
indicating the imminent assassination
attempt of a senior U.S. official,” and
“facilitat[ing] the move of that official into
protective custody…”
Ken lists Brother John Wills as a mentor,
and credits St. X with providing the
educational foundation, discipline, and critical
writing skills that have been cornerstones of
his career in the Air Force, and now with TSA.
Ken resides in Colorado Springs.
Written by W. Kevin Smith ’71
Pictured left to right: Josh Stinson, Damon Stinson, and Lenny Wolz.
O Brother
Where Art Thou?
The Stinson-
Wolz Connection
Have you ever been asked, “Do you have an
older brother, because you remind me of
someone who looks just like you?” Well,
Damon Stinson ’93 heard that from time
to time, even from his art teacher at St. X,
Mrs. Bowman. The response was always
“no” since Damon was the oldest in his
family, followed by Josh ’99 and Annie.
But in 2007, Damon learned Mrs. Bowman’s
intuition was right. She had taught his
older, biological brother Lenny Wolz ’88,a
spitting image of Damon and Josh.
At birth, Lenny was placed with an adoptive
family through Catholic Charities by his
mother and father who were still in high
school. The couple
later married and had
two sons and a
daughter. After years
of never telling the
children of the
adoption, Mrs.
Stinson began her
search to find out
if her first-born
was safe. About
the same time,
Lenny began
searching for
his biological
parents. With the help of online
resources, the two were matched and
prayers were answered.
Lenny, Josh and Damon share similar looks
and personality traits, which made it that
much easier to come together. Lenny
attended St. Barnabas, while Josh and
Damon went to Holy Name. All three were
art students of Mrs. Bowman. Looking back,
the brothers were only a few years and
neighborhoods apart, but they shared similar
qualities and the common bond of St. X.
Written by Marty Wissing ’94
On The Record
with Joe Duerr
Whether it’s lying
on our coffee
table, study, or
entry hall mail,
seeing The Record
around the house
has given us an
abiding feeling of
home. The Greater Louisville Catholic
community has enjoyed the weekly Record
for years thanks in no small part to the
efforts of Joseph Duerr ’57. Joe is in his
40th year at The Record and has been the
Editor and General Manager since 1985.
Starting his journalistic career with a good
old type writer, Joe has witnessed many
changes at the Record.
After graduation from St. X, Joe received his
undergraduate degree from Bellarmine
University in 1961, then went on to earn his
masters degree in journalism at the Medill
School of Journalism at Northwestern University.
Joe also has a masters degree in political
science from the University of Louisville.
Under Principal Br. Thomas More Page,
C.F.X. on Broadway, Joe has good memories
of St. X and of all the brothers who were
“excellent teachers.” He and his wife,
Patricia, have been married for 40 years.
They have 2 children and 4 grandchildren.
Written by Mike Scheid ’82
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Dr. Perry Sangalli and Mike Azzara ‘82
Siemens Award
Saint Xavier High School is one of 50 high
schools nationally and one of only ten
independent schools in the country to be
selected for the 2007-2008 Siemens Award
for Advanced Placement. One high school in
each of the 50 states is chosen by the
Siemens Foundation for its commitment to
students and leadership in AP participation
and performance. Established in 1998, the
Siemens Awards for Advanced Placement
exemplify the strong partnership between the
Siemens Foundation and the College Board to
expand and strengthen the pool of math,
science and technology talent that will be
needed for the continued growth of business
and industry in the United States and globally.
61 for 61
Campaign Over
The Top
Hoping to raise $61,000 to establish an
endowment BEFORE their 50-year Class
Reunion in 2011, members of the Class of
1961, the last class to graduate from the
Broadway campus, blew their goal away.
Class of ’61 Endowment Chairs: (l. to r.) Mike Pollio, Marty Schnurr and Emmett Kaelin
The Endowment Committee, Tom O’Hearn,
Joe Luber, Ed Weis, John Lococo, Paul
Mangeot, Pete Gunterman, John Walsh,
Dennis Weihe and co-chairs, Mike Pollio,
Marty Schnurr and Emmett Kaelin have
thus far enlisted gifts from 101 classmates. Their
Class Endowment total is $95,000 and climbing!
Proceeds from the endowment will benefit the
need-based tuition assistance program for St. X
students today, and for many years to come.
Margaret
Howell
Receives
Paulie Walsh
Service Award
Annually, Saint Xavier presents the Paulie
Walsh ’63 Service Award to an individual or
group who embodies the true spirit of
volunteerism for their “behind-the-scenes”
efforts and true devotion to the young men
of St. X. At the recent Volunteer
Appreciation Reception, Margaret Howell
was named the 2008 recipient of this award.
A volunteer since 1987 when her son,
Bobby, enrolled at St. X, Margaret has been
an active volunteer with the Office of
Advancement and the School Administrative
Office. She has helped with Xtravaganza,
Phonathon, proctoring classrooms, and been
an active member of the Tiger Boosters,
serving on their Board since 2000.
Margaret’s love for St. X is evident in the
tremendous amount of time she spends at
Tiger activities.
Coaching
Changes
Three prominent Tiger head coaches and
St. X graduates have hung up their whistles
after a combined 90 years of service. The
replacements for the basketball and
swimming and diving programs are both
St. X graduates. The school is searching for a
new golf coach.
Joe Bergamini ’73 was at the helm of the
basketball program for 23 seasons.
He compiled a 338-285 record that included
a 7th Region championship in 1995.
Throughout his career, that also included
coaching baseball, he instructed a number
of athletes that went on to play Division I
college hoops, with Scott Padgett ’94
being the most prominent. In March, Kevin
Klein ’95 was named Bergamini’s successor
after spending the past two seasons as
Waggener’s head
coach. Klein
received 7th
Region Coach of
the Year honors
after finishing
the season 22-6.
Marty O’Toole ’57 is perhaps the
winningist coach in KHSAA swimming
history. After 22 seasons, he retires with 20
consecutive state championships. Marty was
a three-time high school All-American as a
St. X student swimmer and captured seven
individual state titles from 1954 to 1957.
He has coached dozens of All-Americans
that not only swam for Division I colleges,
but in the Junior Olympics, as well. Mike
O’Toole ’93, a four-year letterman in high
school and St. X assistant swimming coach
for more than a decade, was named his
father’s replacement in late April. Mike has
been instrumental in the instruction of St. X
student athletes and in team assignments
for major meets over the last several years.
After 45 years, Marty Donlon ’56 has
retired as the head golf coach. He led the
Tigers to 18 KHSAA State Championships and
nine State
Runner-up
finishes, along
with 24
Regional titles.
He has been
named National
Coach of the
Year three times
and was inducted into the National High
School Athletic Coaches Association Hall of
Fame in 1996. Additionally, he is a member
of the Bellarmine University Hall of Fame,
the St. X Alumni Hall of Honors, the Metro
Area Athletic Directors Hall of Fame, and the
Dawahares/ KHSAA Hall of Fame. Marty is
the founder and director of the Kentucky
High School Golf All-State program and has
served as the KHSAA Regional Tournament
Director for 44 years.
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Batting First
Kal Scheler ’08
is one of the
leaders of this
year’s Tiger
baseball team.
His hard work
and dedication on
Photo by: Tim Porco ‘85 the field and in
the classroom provide solid evidence that he
is a true student-athlete and consummate
teammate. An outstanding hitter, Kal bats
lead-off for the Tigers while playing both
First Base and Outfield. In 2007 his
performance was recognized with All-District
and All-Region honors, and a spot on the
West All-Star team for Kentucky high school
juniors last summer. He has continued his
all-star form this spring while helping the
Tigers win 17 of their first 20 games. Kal
hopes to continue his baseball career in
college next season, but not before helping
the team return to Lexington for the KHSAA
State Tournament.
Senior Netter
Photo by: Tim Porco ‘85
Daniel Westhoff ’08 is one of only two
seniors to return from the Tiger tennis
team’s 2007 State Championship squad.
A four year member of the team, he is a
perfect example of a player who has
continued to improve each year through
effort and determination. As the season
draws to a close, he is one
of several Tigers who are battling for a spot
in the regional line-up. With a 3.7 GPA in
the Honors Program, Daniel’s hard work is
also evident in the classroom where his
teachers recognize his leadership abilities
just as his coaches do on the court.
Super Vaulter
John Nunnelley ’08 is the latest in a long
line of outstanding St. X pole-vaulters. In
the past decade, seven different Tiger
vaulters have finished in the top four at the
KHSAA state meet. Included in this run are
three state champions, Chris Daniel (1997),
David McKenzie (2000) and Chip Heuser
(2001, 2002, and 2003). One of the top
students in his class with a 3.9 GPA and the
recent recipient of the prestigious Xaverian
Award, John looks forward to joining the list
of vaulters to clear 13’ at the state meet in
late May at the University of Louisville.
Photo by: Tim Porco ‘85
Straight Setter
Photo by: Tim Porco ‘85
Coach Josh Mullin calls Dylan O’Loughlin
’08 his team’s hardest worker. Having
played four years on the St. X volleyball
team, he served as captain of the 2008
squad. As the starting setter for the second
consecutive season, Dylan is the floor general
who runs the offense and provides the
opportunities for the Tiger hitters to earn
their kills. He has
been outstanding throughout the season and
has been instrumental in both Tiger victories
over the Trinity Shamrocks this spring.
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While Kent Taylor’s dreams of
becoming a professional
basketball player were
shattered in 1986 when he was cut from St.
X’s freshman basketball team, his love and
admiration of sports remained strong.
featured in news broadcasts ranging the
band of the sports spectrum, from coverage
of the 2005 Men’s Basketball Final Four to
his annual post-Derby show with his wife,
WAVE news anchor Connie Leonard.
reminiscing about the intramural
championship his team won in 1989.
Also in 1986, the St. X football team claimed
a state championship over Boone County.
However, his initial experience with St. X
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“I was always the guy people came to about
His passion for sports began with his father,
John, a 1963 graduate of St. X and a
was not as illustriously glorifying. Merely
days before his freshman year, his parents Kindred
sports,” he says, remembering his valiant attempt
with his friends to sneak a radio into class,
hoping to keep track of U of L’s progression
member of the 1962 state championship
basketball team. Taylor reminisces how
Brother John Wills, as his Calculus teacher
WAVE 3 anchors Caton Bredar and Kent Taylor
at the Kentucky Derby Pill Pull.
With such a resumé concentrated in the field
dropped him off at a supposedly preplanned
debate team meeting, coordinated
by current St. X English teacher Deborah
Healthcare
CFO to Speak
through the NCAA basketball tournament.
at St. X, “instilled in him an admiration of of news broadcasting, Taylor was hired by
Cheek. Still, as a cliché lost and confused
Now the lead sports anchor for local news
station WAVE 3, Taylor makes a living using
his knowledge about sports.
A resident of the
Highlands, he
has been
enthusiasm.” He also remembers the
determination and diligence he harvested
from Bill Ballard, his German teacher, and
Mike Glaser ’70, who taught him English.
This diligence and
enthusiasm carried
Taylor to new levels
after St. X. Taylor
attended Miami
(Ohio) University,
and as an English
Journalism major,
he wrote for a
majority of athletic
teams at the
university. He
continued his passion
WAVE-TV in August 2000. He worked
primarily as a photographer and producer
before becoming the 11-o’clock sports
anchor in 2002. Four years later, he became
the 6-o’clock sports anchor as well. In early
2008, he was named Kentucky TV
Sportscaster of the Year by the Associated
Press, and a fellow St. X grad, Drew
Deener ’91, finished second. Taylor’s
sports coverage has extended to all parts of
the country, from the Brickyard 400 in 2001
to UK’s national championship win in 1996,
and even three weeks in Salt Lake City for
the 2002 Winter Olympics.
With such a varied and dynamic approach
to sports, Taylor also uses his journalistic
knowledge on a daily basis, writing
freshman, Taylor wandered aimlessly around
the campus, failing to ever find the debate
team meeting.
Still, Taylor’s St. X experience was one of
memorable pride and brotherhood. The
connection he established with numerous
friends in high school allowed him to
prosper and maintain a dynamic attitude in
his post-St. X experiences. As a result, Kent
Taylor absorbed the Xaverian values of trust,
zeal, simplicity, humility, and compassion
during his time at St. X and continues to use
these in his experiences with sports and
with the world at large.
Written by Adam Orr ’08
Photography by Joseph Humphrey ’77
The Saint Xavier Business and
Professional Association (featured in the
March issue) will be holding its first quarterly
networking event on Thursday, September 11
in the St. X auditorium. Rich Lechleiter
’76, Executive Vice President and CFO of
Kindred Healthcare, will be the event
speaker. The XBPA’s mission is to act as a
catalyst for connecting alumni for the intent
of professional career development through
networking, mentoring relationships, and
volunteer opportunities. For information,
contact Tendai Charasika ’96 at
Tendai.Charasika@SummitEnergy.com or
Michael Bodner ’96 at
MichaelBodner@spherion.com.
for sports through an “Taylor’s Ten,” a weekly column in the Voice
internship at WLKY,
primarily as a
photographer and editor,
and shortly after that,
through an internship
Tribune focusing on ten questions with a
local sports figure.
Without St. X, Taylor confesses, none of this
celebrated career would have been
About the author:
Adam Orr was a Governor’s Scholar and
National Merit Finalist while at St. X. He
was recently recognized by the National
Golfers
Needed for
Shillelagh Cup
with the Louisville
Redbirds, a minor league
baseball team now known as
the Louisville Bats.
possible. He vividly remembers the
camaraderie with his former classmates,
Council of the Teachers of English as a
recipient of the 2007 NCTE Achievement
Awards in Writing. Adam will attend Duke
University to study biomedical engineering.
Why watch the Ryder Cup when you can
participate in the Shillelagh Cup! Each year, on
the Monday preceding the St. X –Trinity football
game, alumni from both schools battle it out on
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Sports Anchor Kent Taylor
Alumni Events
the greens of
Nevel Meade. The
Shillelagh Cup,
modeled after the
Ryder Cup, is
approaching its
ninth year and the
schools are tied
with three wins each and two ties. We’re
looking for talented golfers to compete in
two-ball and four-ball matches. All participants
must have a current USGA handicap. Mark
your calendars for September 29. If you wish
to be added to the mailing list, please call
637-8485 or email alum@saintx.com.
Outstanding
Alumnus
Walter D.
Gahm, Jr., class
of 1963, was
presented the
2008
Outstanding
Alumnus Award
at the 136th
commencement exercises held on May 18 at
Broadbent Arena. Walt was captain of the
1962 State Championship football team and
a member of Purdue University’s 1967 Rose
Bowl championship team. After college, he
joined his father in the family business.
After 40 years, he now serves as President
of Kitchen Kompact, Inc.
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Walt and his family founded Valhalla Golf
Club, which has drawn a number of PGA
events to Louisville. He is General Chairman
of the 37th Ryder Cup, which will be played
at Valhalla in September, 2008.
In 1988, Walt was inducted into the St. X
Athletic Hall of Fame, which is now known
as the Alumni Hall of Honors. The
Outstanding Alumnus Award recipient is
chosen from the Alumni Hall of Honors
inductees, past or present.
Alumni Donors
Set a Record
As we approach the end of the fiscal year, we
are pleased to report that our number of
donors is substantially larger than last year
Alumni Events
and we are poised to meet our goal for the
annual fund, which supports tuition
assistance. We are extremely grateful for the
330 alumni volunteers that participated in the
14-day Alumni Phonathon that resulted in
2,451 pledges totaling $198,070!
We have many shift captains and callers to
thank for our most successful Alumni
Phonathon in school history. In the class
notes section of this issue, we have listed
these volunteers under their respective class
year. Additionally, we’d like to thank the
members of the Phonathon Leadership Team,
who were instrumental in securing shift
captains – Jim Marquart ’53, Bill Cooper
’57, Alan Gates ’75, Dave Esterle ’81,
Charlie Mercer ’88 and Tom Mueller ’89.
All pledges, including Phonathon pledges, are
due June 30. If you haven’t paid your pledge
yet, or if you’d like to make a donation,
please call the Office of Advancement at
(502) 637-8485 or visit www.saintx.com to
pay online.
Upcoming
Events
June 13 50-Year Club Dinner
July 12 John Fihe ’82
Golf Outing
July 28 Alumni Golf Outing
August 2 Alumni Booth/St.
Joe’s Picnic
August 16 Alumni Cross
Country Run
August 18 Victor Perrone ’87
Golf Outing
September 6 Freshman Grandparents’
Day Mass
September 11 Alumni Business &
Professional
Association Event
September 29 Shillelagh Cup
October 3 St. X vs. Trinity
Football Classic
Alumni Weekend
October 30 Alumni Hall of Honors
Induction Dinner
October 31 St. X vs. Central
Future Tiger Night
November 1 Legacy Picnic
November 2 Alumni
Mass/Breakfast
November 9 Prospective Student
Open House
December 3 Feast of St. Francis
Xavier Mass
December 13 Placement Exam
Event information available at
www.saintx.com or by calling (502) 637-8485
Class Notes
Class of 1932
At the age of 96, Stuart R. Fink is the oldest living
member of the former Athletic Hall of Fame, inducted in
1996 for basketball, baseball and football. He is the
oldest member of the Silver Notes senior singing group,
in which he sings and plays the banjo.
Class of 1939
Class Agent: Bob Klemenz (502) 244-2560
Paul Patrick Hess, Sr., M.D., retired in 1995 as Full Clinical
Professor of Pediatrics, Emeritus with U of L. Since then, he
has taken 12 semesters of painting classes and now owns a
studio located in New Albany, IN. He and his wife, Gloria,
have five children (two St. X grads) and six grandchildren.
Paul Kirn passed away January 30, 2008. He was the
father of six, married to the former Mary Austin Higgins
for nearly sixty years, and a WWII veteran. Like many
others, he started a St. X family legacy with sons Steve
'65, Doug '72, and Mark '75. He also had two tiger
sons-in-law, Denny Heavrin '70, and Jerry Nauert '76.
Class of 1944
Class Agent: Ken Burge (502) 762-1828
Kenny Burge has recently moved to Treyton Oak Towers,
211 West Oak Street, Apt. 915 in Louisville.
Class of 1946
Phonathon Caller: Bob Bayers
Class of 1948
Class Agent: George Bouchard (502) 634-8679
60-Year Reunion to be held June 27.
Contact Emil Graeser at (502) 894-0540.
Class of 1949
Class Agent: Joe Maupin (502) 458-4670
59-Year Reunion to be held June 20.
Phonathon Shift Captain: Joe Maupin Callers: Gerry
Clements, Bob Goodman, Joe Maupin, Melvin Peters,
Frank Schulten, Stan Searcy
Class of 1950
Phonathon Shift Captains: Skip Medley, Denny Scanlan
Callers: Ray Korfhage, Skip Medley, LeRoy Meyer, Phil
Passafiume, Bill Reiss, Denny Scanlan
Class of 1951
Phonathon Shift Captain: Don Bayers Callers: Don Bayers,
Jim English
Class of 1952
Phonathon Shift Captain: Jim Lechleiter Callers: Jim Duggins,
Joe Herp, Jack Krininger, Jim Lechleiter, Bill Schneider
Class of 1953
Phonathon Shift Captain: Bob Simpson Callers: John
Beach, Tony Horn, Jim Marquart, Rich Mazzoli, Bob
Schaefer, Butch Seger, Bob Simpson, Carl Smith, Bill Veith
Class of 1954
Class Agent: Jerry Bayens (502) 491-9998
Phonathon Shift Captains: Jerry Bayens, Bill Sherman
Callers: Jerry Bayens, Dave Clarke, Jim Elliott, Jerry
Gramig, Jim Nuss, Bill Sherman, Tom Sullivan, Jim Walsh
Deddo Gerald (Gerry) Lynn passed away on
Wednesday, February 27, 2008 in Lexington, KY.
Class of 1955
Class Agent: Norm Hamilton (502) 968-2428
Phonathon Shift Captain: Norm Hamilton Callers: Bob
Adelberg, Jerry Bishop, Dick Blocker, Bill Hans, Don
Hinkebein, Eddie Logsdon, Howard Meyer, Duane Williams
Bob and Cindy
Adelberg were on the
South Lawn of the White
House to greet Pope
Benedict XVI.
Additionally, Bob sang
the National Anthem at
the Verizon Center in
Washington, D.C. before the Big East men's basketball
game between U of L and Georgetown, and he sang at
classmate Jim Ogburn’s daughter’s wedding.
Class of 1957
Phonathon Shift Captain: Jim Reader Callers: Beetle Bailey, Ed
Bayers, Bob Bramer, Bill Cooper, Dick Durbin, Ray Kaelin, Don
Marquess, Frank Mueller, John Parker, Hank Rausch, Jim Reader
Class of 1958
Class Agent: Carl Niemann (502) 451-6174
50-Year Reunion to be held October 3-4. Contact Carl at
candjnemo@insightbb.com or Jim Fitzgibbon at (502)
244-1205. Details will be mailed.
Phonathon Shift Captain: Carl Niemann Callers: Bill Burmester,
Tom Coffey, Jim Fitzgibbon, Jim Holston, Carl Niemann,
John Passafiume, Herb Rahm, John Ryan, Bruce Zaepfel
Class of 1959
Phonathon Shift Captain: Doug Ganote Callers: Des Ahern, Dick
Coomes, Doug Ganote, John Gatton, Dave Keller, Carl Nett,
Paul Ramsey, George Recktenwald, Jim Remmers, Steve Shade
Class of 1960
Phonathon Shift Captain: Larry McClellen Callers: Larry Baird,
Ken Ludwig, Larry McClellen, Bill Ralston
Class of 1961
Phonathon Shift Captain: Mike Pollio Callers: Emmett
Kaelin, John Lococo, Paul Mangeot, Tom O'Hearn,
Mike Pollio, John Walsh, Ed Weis
Class of 1962
Class Agent: Bill Wiegandt (502) 244-4850
Phonathon Shift Captain: Bill Wiegandt Callers: Bill Bell, David
Huber, Dan Magruder, Bob Meyer, Don Schmidt, Bill Wiegandt
Steve Gossman asks for our prayers. His wife, Linda,
passed away February 5, 2008, at the age of 60.
Thanks to all classmates for their generous pledges to the
Class of 1962 endowment program. Please don’t forget
to follow-up. We are still a little short of our goal, so if
you aren’t on board yet, please join us!
Class of 1963
Class Agent: Jerry Barnes (502) 228-1994
45-Year Reunion to be held July 18-20. Contact Jerry at
tigerbooster710@aol.com.
Phonathon Callers: Tony Ambrose, Jerry Barnes, Ron Bisig
Donald Vish was elected a Life Member
of the American Law Institute at its
annual meeting in Washington, D.C.
Class of 1964
Class Agent: Don Meyer (502) 491-2704
Phonathon Shift Captain: Don Meyer Callers: Vic
Brizendine, David Day, Pete Glauber, Ron Greenwell,
Joe Mattingly, Don Meyer, Charlie Westenhofer
Michael J. Perry, a Robert W. Woodruff Professor of Law at
Emory University (Atlanta), has written an essay titled “Religion
as a Basis of Lawmaking under the Nonestablishment Norm”
that was included in Faith in Public Life, a 2007 Annual
Volume of the College Theology Society.
Class of 1965
Class Agent: Don Reiss (502) 243-1587
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Phonathon Shift Captain: Don Reiss Callers: Phil Barber, Ken
Dant, Mike Feldhaus, Don Reiss, Fred Smart, Chuck Theiler
William J. Collinge is editor of Faith in Public Life, the
2007 Annual Volume of the College Theology Society. Bill
teaches at Mount Saint Mary’s University, where he holds
the Knott Professorship in Theology and a joint
appointment to the philosophy department.
The Board of Seven County Services appointed Harry
Rothgerber as Chairman of its Personnel/Staff
Development Committee.
Bill Roby was elected Vice Chairman for
Dismas Charities Foundation, Inc.
Class of 1966
Phonathon Shift Captain: Robert Englert Callers: David Bell,
Bryan Coomer, Robert Englert, Chris Heavrin, Ed Mayer
Class of 1967
Phonathon Shift Captains: Tony Santamassino, Mike Shea,
David Vollmer Callers: Charles Buddeke, Tony
Santamassino, Mike Shea, David Vollmer, Dean Wilkinson
Class of 1968
Class Agent: Mike Horlander (502) 637-5611
40-Year Reunion held on June 6-7. Contact Hugh
Spalding at hughspalding@bellsouth.net.
Phonathon Shift Captain: Mike Horlander Callers: Al Burke, Tom
Herman, Bill Hitron, Mike Horlander, Mike Lush, Bob Palmer, Joe
Pierce, Jack Ruf, Gary Sommer, Hugh Spalding, Jay Wissing
Class 1969
Phonathon Shift Captain: Jerry Raque Callers: Michael
Bisig, Bob Brawner, Paul Carlisle, Bill Clark, Mark Fetter,
Jerry Raque, Dennis Russ
Class of 1970
Phonathon Shift Captain: Hugh Wright Callers: Sam Alvey,
Tim Haas, Paul Jones, Lou Kosko, Lenny Lococo, Hugh Wright
Class of 1971
Class Agent: Bert Erny (502) 895-0940
Phonathon Shift Captain: Fred Graff Callers: Fred Graff, Vince
Grisanti, Kevin Harpring, Jody Hermann, Mike Misbach, Rick
Murphy, David Steinbock, Vernon Weickel, Rick Willinger
Wayne Greenwald is building a video library of Tiger
football games, especially Trinity and playoff games.
Contact Gary at gary_green@metronetworks.com.
Class of 1972
Class Agent: Pete Wimsatt (502) 897-6140
Phonathon Shift Captain: Pete Wimsatt Callers: Larry
Bloemer, Mike Helline, Rich Martin, Tom Steele, Norb
Wafzig, RobWeis, Pete Wimsatt
Paul Grisanti was recently appointed to the Louisville
Metro Planning Commission.
Class of 1973
Class Agent: Doug Miller (502) 836-5520
35-Year Reunion to be held October 3-5. Contact Doug
at dmatlaw@insightbb.com.
Phonathon Shift Captain: Doug Miller Callers: Steve
Krauser, Doug Miller, Art Rothgerber, Beau Solley
Class of 1974
Phonathon Shift Captain: Bill Ryan Callers: Jeff Doll, Joe
Haming, Ralph Holmes, Steve Huber, Tim Lasley, Paul
Noltemeyer, Glenn Pike, Bill Ryan, Mike Schwartz
Class of 1975
Class Agent: Alan Gates (502) 244-1987
Phonathon Shift Captain: David Worland Callers: Tony
Backert, Jim Baker, Alan Gates, Jay Mazzoni, Leo Miller,
Bill Tonini, David Worland, Willie Yates
Tim Shaughnessy was named the new Executive
Director of the Cardiovascular Innovation Institute, a
partnership between the University of Louisville and
Jewish Hospital & St. Mary’s Healthcare.
Class of 1976
Phonathon Shift Captain: Mike Sheehan Callers: Chuck
Buehner, Brian Donhoff, Dave King, Mark O'Bryan,
Bernie Rapp, Mike Sheehan, Al Tronzo
Class of 1977
Phonathon Shift Captain: Pat Ferry Callers: Pat Ferry,
Steve Schulz, Eric Soergel, Chuck Willenbrink
Class of 1978
Class Agent: Paul Shaughnessy (502) 458-3676
30-Year Reunion held June 6-7. Contact Paul at
loukybch@insightbb.com.
Phonathon Shift Captain: Paul Shaughnessy
Callers: Mike Cowherd, Tim Furlong, Tim Howard,
Kevin Keenan, Don Mucci, Paul Shaughnessy
Rob Rabenecker was recently inducted into the Palm
Beach County Sports Hall of Fame. He had been involved
with the operation of Major League Baseball Spring
Training in Palm Beach County since 1989 and served as
Thank You Alumni Phonathon Volunteers
Spring Training Coordinator for the Montreal Expos,
Atlanta Braves, Florida Marlins and St. Louis Cardinals.
In September, 2007, Rob became the owner/operator of
the Chick-fil-A franchise in Wellington, FL.
Tony Brutscher was elected Treasurer for Dismas
Charities Foundation, Inc.
Class of 1979
Phonathon Shift Captain: Alan Kissel Callers: Todd Collard,
Kelly Cummins, Alan Kissel, Alan Luckett, Pat McKiernan
Kevin A. Wallace joined ResCare Inc. as
Director, Education & Technology Projects.
Class of 1980
Class Agent: Scott Raque (502) 451-3422
Phonathon Shift Captain: Steve Kamber Callers: David
Dermody, Steve Kamber, George Kolb, Rudy Schlich
Gregg Wagner recently associated with Rainey Jones
and Shaw Realtors. He has been a full-time Realtor in
Louisville since 1985. If you are planning on buying or
selling a home, or are interested in the advantages of
investment real estate property for your portfolio, call
Gregg at 502-314-6300 or gswagner@bellsouth.net.
Phil and Nona
Besendorf entered their
bulldog, Sophie, in The
Lake St. Charles Kennel
Club Dog Show and won
“Best of Winners” and
“Best of Opposite Sex.”
Also, at the prestigious
Kentuckiana Cluster Dog Show at the Kentucky State
Fairgrounds, Sophie beat 13 other bully-girls to take home
the coveted blue and purple ribbons!
Class of 1981
Class Agent: Jerry Roby, Jr. (812) 948-9688
Phonathon Shift Captain: Dave Esterle Callers: Jim Doll,
Dave Esterle, Alan Graves, Dan Hoehler, Bob Keene, Joe
Kleine-Kracht, Steve Mattingly, Phil Miller, Don Wafzig
Damian Burke has joined Conveying
Solutions, which designs and installs
material handling systems, such as
conveyor, sorters, carousels, garment
rails, and all types of rack/storage
solutions. He welcomes the
opportunity to serve you and earn
your confidence and business.
After 15 years in private practice, Doug Marquess has
joined Baptist Medical Associates for the practice of Internal
Medicine at 2312 Hikes Lane in Louisville. New patients are
welcome. He, and his wife, Debbie, have 3 children: Justin
'09, Elizabeth (Mercy '11), and future Tiger Andrew '15.
Class of 1982
Class Agent: Earl Winebrenner (502) 425-4765
Phonathon Callers: Mike Scheid, Earl Winebrenner
Jeff Gering was recently appointed the Medical Center
Director of the VA hospital in Chillicothe, OH. He also was
recently obtained Fellow status in the American College of
Healthcare Executives.
Greg Lanham has accepted a position as Director,
Investments – Energy, with Temasek Holdings (Pte.) Ltd. in
Singapore. Temasek has over $100 billion under
investment and $6 billion currently in the energy space
(www.temasekholdings.com.sg). Greg is a permanent
resident of the Republic of Singapore.
Thomas E. Rutledge, a member of
Stoll Keenon Ogden PLLC, spoke at
the American Bar Association, Section
of Business spring meeting in Dallas,
TX. The topics were: Understanding
Operating Agreements: If We Can
Understand This So Can You; and
Inter-Entity Mergers: Comparing
Texas, Delaware, and META.
Class of 1983
Class Agent: Dave Sermersheim (502) 899-3399
25-Year Reunion held June 13-14. Contact Dave at
dserm@bellsouth.net.
Phonathon Shift Captain: Dave Sermersheim Callers: Chuck
Flaherty, John Rueff, Dave Sermersheim, Paul Wilson
Andrew Varga has been promoted to
Senior VP, Director of Marketing, North
American Region, for Brown-Forman
Corporation.
Class of 1984
Phonathon Callers: Jeff Hamilton, Lee Pfeiffer
Class of 1985
Class Agent: Doug Brumleve (502) 893-7150
Tim Wolz has moved back to Louisville and accepted a
position with Mockingbird Valley Soccer Club.
Class of 1986
Class Agent: John McCarthy (502) 899-5817
Phonathon Shift Captain: John McCarthy Callers: Chris
Brown, Dan Fowler, Jim Lechleiter, John McCarthy
Scott Fitzhugh lives in Louisville with wife Paige, daughter
Anna (11) and son Clay (8). He is Owner/Managing Partner
of Work-A-Haulix, an office moving and storage company,
as well as, a partner in Docu-Confidential, a records storage
and shredding company.
Class of 1987
Class Agents: Mike Jury (502) 458-6731 and Kris
Mueller (502) 426-1389
Phonathon Shift Captains: Mike Jury, Kris Mueller Callers:
Michael Boone, Ted Bordador, Tom Hubbs, Mike Jury,
Kris Mueller, Craig Spencer
Tim Scherer recently married Melanie McDonald, and
they currently live in Austin, TX. Tim is a pilot for Delta Air
Lines flying the Boeing 757/767, based out of Atlanta,
Georgia. Tim has a son, Evan, who is 6 years old.
Class of 1988
Class Agent: Brian Doheny (502) 955-4002
20-Year Reunion to be held June 20-21. Contact Brian at
brian.doheny@jhsmh.org.
Phonathon Shift Captains: Brian Doheny, Charlie Mercer
Callers: Todd Allen, Brian Doheny, Steve Gravatte, Jeff
Marks, Charlie Mercer, Kenyon Meyer, Chuck Pemberton,
Steve Spears, Daron Tegge, Keith Whitlock
Any grads needing lawn products, please visit Michael P.
Brown in New Albany at John Deere Landscape, or call
him at (812) 949-3060.
Todd Peter has opened his own dental practice in Hikes
Point. After serving the Okolona area for more than 10
years as part of a group practice, Todd is excited about his
new endeavor and looks forward to hearing from fellow
alumni. You can reach him at (502) 499-6900.
Dan Schoenbaechler joined Dean,
Dorton & Ford PSC as a Senior Health
Care Consultant.
Kris and Erica Wissing
opened SidCo Property
Solutions, named after their
7-year-old daughter Sidney.
Kris helps people facing
foreclosure to save their
home and improve their
credit, while Erica handles
the mortgage and finance side of the market. Kris has recently
been named Outreach Minister and the Director of the Send
division for Middletown Christian Church. Kris thanks all of his
mentors, family, and friends.
Brian Doheny was promoted to Vice
President of Jewish Hospital and St.
Mary’s Healthcare Inc., in addition to his
role as President and CEO of Jewish
Hospital Medical Center South.
Class of 1989
Class Agent: Rick Tobe (502) 974-3872
Phonathon Shift Captain: Rick Tobe Callers: Chris
Brown, Jeff Luckett, Damon Massey, Tom Mueller,
Rick Tobe
Rob Crady was elected Treasurer of The Cabbage
Patch Settlement House.
Class of 1990
Phonathon Shift Captain: Tim Corrigan Callers: Tim Corrigan,
Eric Gunderson, Jack Jeziorski
In Memoriam
Alois William “Al” Best ’32
George Forrest “Ernie” Ernst ’33
Joseph William Scanlan ’37
John L. Ising ’38
Brother DeSales (Thomas) Lawless, C.F.X. ’38
Joseph Edward McCormack ’42
Bert U. Zeller ’42
Donald W. Scully ’45
William J. Hunckler ’45
Leonard W. Yount, Jr. ’47
Paul J. Reinert ’48
John P. Lozar ’49
John D. Trainor, Jr. ’49
Gene Edward Kelley ’50
Leve P. Miller ’50
Earl Thomas Thieneman ’50
Ralph Donald Reid ’52
Deddo Gerard “Gerry” Lynn ’54
John P. “Phil” Burns ’55
Frank H. Dries, Jr. ’56
Marcy Victor Ward ’58
Robert L. “Bob” McLaughlin ’59
Jerry A. Hasch ’60
John M. “Mike” Crocker ’64
Robert H. “Bob” Ganoe ’65
Dennis R. Gerwing ’71
Thomas Anthony Linker, Jr. ’72
David M. Thompson ’89
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Class of 1991
Phonathon Shift Captain: Tim Amshoff
Callers: Tim Amshoff, Gary Farmer, Scott Gittings,
Eddie Givan, Chris Nunn, CJ Pfeiffer, Jonathan Ricketts
Class of 1992
Class Agent: Greg Boehnlein (502) 228-4265
Phonathon Shift Captain: Greg Boehnlein Callers: Greg
Boehnlein, Steve Burmester, Brian Donlon, Rusty Jarboe, Peter
Klein, Chris Lyons, Scott Sandifer, Phil Weickel, Robbie Wine
Mark Probus has met
many famous people
during his stint as a pit
crew member and road
mechanic for Gillett
Evernham Motorsports.
He's been on the
NASCAR scene for six
years so far. Pictured here: vocalist Jewel rubs Mark's
head for good luck.
Alan Runyan just bought his first home.
The Charity and Benefit Organization – We’re All Better
Off (CABO WABO) has elected Jimmy King Treasurer.
Class of 1993
Class Agent: Peter Cummins (502) 458-2332
15-Year Reunion to be held June 27-28. Contact Peter at
pcummins@fbtlaw.com or David Krebs at
jdkrebs@insightbb.com.
Phonathon Shift Captains: Peter Cummins, David Krebs
Callers: Bill Cheatham, Peter Cummins, Will Fishback,
Kenny Hoerter, Schuyler John, Dave Johnson, David Krebs,
Brad Wilcox
Ben Murr, after 15 years at General Electric, was recently
named Vice President and CIO of Churchill Downs, Inc.
Jason McCubbin, and his wife, Adriana have recently
moved back to Louisville from Tampa, FL. They have two
daughters, Lachley (3) and Larkin (1). Jason is a
Hospitalist Physician at Norton Audubon Hospital.
Adriana is an Allergist at Kentukiana Allergy.
John and Kelly Arnett Conkling wish to announce the
births of their twin daughters, Amelia and Rachel, on
January 31, 2008.
Damon Stinson attended law school at Nova
Southeastern University and recently received his MBA
from the University of Florida in Gainesville. He resides in
Fort Lauderdale, working as the Director of Municipal
Affairs in South Florida for Republic Services, Inc. He also
serves as president of U of L’s South Florida Alumni Club
and is a board member of various political and
environmental organizations. He plans to marry Clarissa
Ane Rodriguez in February.
Doug Abell has been named Vice
President and Corporate Counsel for
Kindred Healthcare Inc. He has also
been named to the Board of Directors
of Community Catholic Center, a local
non-profit group dedicated to providing
tuition and other assistance to enable
children living in Louisville's west end to
obtain a Catholic education.
David Krebs has joined Regions Bank as Vice President
and Business Banker. He and his wife, Katie, have two
daughters, Caroline (4) and Anna (2). David also serves
as President of the St. Matthews Business Association.
If you have business banking or commercial needs, please
contact him at david.krebs@regions.com.
Class of 1994
Phonathon Callers: Gavin Howard, Marty Wissing
Thomas and Christy
Wigger announce the birth
of their first child, Katherine
Rae, born on February 1st.
Thomas graduated from U of
L's Dental School in May,
2007 and is now working at
Louisville Dental Care,
located on the Outer Loop, with his father. He welcomes
all St. X alumni as new patients with a 10% discount.
Class of 1995
Class Agent: Scott Boehnlein (502) 640-9666, Mike
Gandolfo (502) 721-7651
Phonathon Shift Captains: Scott Boehnlein, Mike Gandolfo
Callers: Scott Boehnlein, Mike Gandolfo, Dale Gray, Brad
Mercer, Kevin Murphy, Doug Nunn
Scott Hurley and his wife,
Amy, welcomed daughter
Reagan Caroline into their
family on February 8th.
Branden T. McCauley has been promoted to Senior
Engineering Manager at GSI Commerce ® .
Class of 1996
Class Agent: Craig Merimee (502) 243-8999
Phonathon Shift Captain: Craig Merimee Callers: Brent
Bohannon, Patrick Fust, Joe Higgins, Craig Merimee, Sean
Merkt, Brock Ramser, Zach Zinser
Thank You Alumni Phonathon Volunteers
On April 26th, Jason S. Strothman coached the
Madison Central Special Olympic team in competition at
P.L. Dunbar H.S. in Lexington. This is Madison Central
High School’s first time competing as a team.
Class of 1997
Class Agent: Jim Mattingly (502) 339-6529
Phonathon Callers: Kevin Barrett, Ryan Marquart
Samuel Gold was accepted into the DePaul University
Kellstadt Graduate School of Business for Summer 2008.
Joseph P. Vernizzi joined ResCare Inc. as Accounting
Specialist, Accounts Receivable Department.
Class of 1998
Class Agent: Chris Boehnlein (502) 930-5760
10-Year Reunion held June 6-7. Contact Chris at
christopher@familyrealty.biz.
Phonathon Shift Captains: Chris Boehnlein, Matt Hartlage
Callers: Mike Baxter, Chris Boehnlein, Michael Bush, Matt
Cecil, Ryan Cox, John Disselkamp, John Gist, Matt Hartlage,
Chip Mattingly, Greg May, Aaron Mueller, Mike Mulhall,
Brian Murphy, David Schulte, Jeff Soete, Kenan Stratman
The Todd Crawford Foundation to Cure Paralysis is
having their 2nd annual 5K Run, Walk, or Roll at the
Louisville Waterfront Park on Saturday, June 28th at 10
AM. If you are interested in participating please visit
www.toddcrawfordfoundation.org to register. All
proceeds benefit spinal cord injury research.
Spring 2006
Stewart Spalding, and his
wife, Mary Patt, would like to
announce the Baptism of
their first daughter, Lillian
Eleanor, at St. Patrick on April
26. Stewart graduated from
law school this past May.
Arthur A. Rouse, Jr. joined Neace Luken as Senior Account
Executive, specializing in property and casualty insurance.
Class of 1999
Class Agent: Charlie Dicken (502) 893-3816
Phonathon Shift Captain: Charlie Dicken Callers: Peter
DeZarn, Charlie Dicken, Daniel Johnson, Peter Wayne
Josh Stinson has earned a BFA from Murray State
University and was recently promoted National Training
Coordinator for PPG Industries. Josh is engaged to marry
Kayla Melton of Fairfield, IL on September 28.
After completing his undergraduate studies with honors,
Jason Bauman graduated from the Louis D. Brandies
School of Law in December, 2007. He has since passed
the bar exam and joined his father's law firm, where he
began practicing law in May.
Class of 2000
Class Agent: Brooks Mayer (502) 558-4913
Phonathon Shift Captain: Sean Lanning Callers: Sean
Lanning, Ryan Peabody, Andrew Ramser, John Schulten
Fifth Third Bank promoted John Cahill to Officer, Retail
Division.
Andrew J. Winslow was promoted to Accounts
Receivable Cash Specialist I for ResCare Inc.
Doug Steinmetz was recently promoted to Percussion
Product Specialist in the Band & Orchestral Division of the
Yamaha Corporation of America. He and his wife, Molly,
live in Anaheim, CA.
Class of 2001
Class Agent: Nathan Durbin (502) 807-5723
Phonathon Shift Captain: Eric Saling Callers: Jeff Ames, Nathan
Durbin, Scott Graeser, Eric Krupiczewicz, Billy Kute, Danny Lally,
Shane Moseley, Eric Saling, Jacob Staab, Matt Zinser
Daniel DeGrella and his
wife, Amanda, are proud to
announce the birth of their
daughter, Madison Lanell,
born February 20.
Devin Wirth recently accepted a position at Modern
Marketing Concepts as an IT programmer. This position
was brought to his attention after contacting the St. X
Business Professional Association, which is available
to all past and future Tiger graduates.
Class of 2002
Class Agent: Shamus Greene (502) 379-1339
Phonathon Caller: Shamus Greene
Michael Robison married
Erica York on January 12 at St.
Agnes Catholic Church in
Louisville. They both graduated
from the University of Kentucky
and reside in Shelbyville.
Michael works as a home
building contractor in
Nicholasville.
Wes Sanders graduated from the Louisville Metro Police
Academy in January 2008 and is now a sworn officer with
Louisville Metro Police Department.
UPS promoted Aaron Cooper to Part-Time Supervisor,
Worldport Freight Facility.
Class of 2003
Class Agent: Rob Sinnott (502) 459-3866
5-Year Reunion to be held June 27-28. Contact Chad
Tinnell at tydel49@hotmail.com, Ben Colyer at
ben.colyer21@gmail.com or Bryan Reed at
beamereed@aol.com.
Rob Sinnott has agreed to serve as class agent. Please
communicate any news about yourself that you would like
to be shared with classmates. You can reach him at
robert.sinnott@uky.edu.
Class of 2004
Class Agent: Matt Gandolfo (502) 649-0133
The Jones Family Appreciation Award was presented to
student manager Kevin Hulsman at WKU’s Basketball
Sweet 16 Celebration.
Class of 2006
Alan Grisanti recently won a prestigious language
scholarship to study in Heidelberg, Germany in the
academic year 2008-2009.
Class of 2007
Class Agent: J. Patrick “Mario” Greenwell
(502) 287-3690
Martin Woods is in Xiamen, China studying the Chinese
language at Xiamen University.
Ben Gierhart is part of a team at the University of Louisville
studying the effects of nanocite gold particles on cancer.
Additionally, he is one of only twelve students selected to
receive a degree in English at New York University this summer.
Matthew DiCarlo spent his spring break working at a
Catholic orphanage in El Salvador with the Division of
Volunteer Efforts at Seton Hall University. This summer he
will attend Campion College in Sydney, Australia through
the Center for Catholic Studies at SHU.
Anthony Martino is attending Elmira College where he
is working on installing emergency call stations around
campus and implementing an emergency text-message
system to improve campus safety.
Daniel Francis is spending his summer working as an
intern with Congressman John Yarmuth.
Class of 2008
Clay Naiser has signed to play basketball with Thomas
More College.
The Tiger is published three times a year by the Saint Xavier High School Alumni Association. To
submit a class note or news article, or to make an inquiry, contact the Office of Advancement at
alum@saintx.com, call 502-637-8485.
Saint Xavier High School
President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Perry E. Sangalli, Ed. D ‘76
Alumni Association President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Thomas D. Mueller ‘89
Senior Vice President and Principal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Nelson C. Nunn, Jr.
Vice President for Finance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lawrence F. Bergamini ‘79
Vice President for Advancement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Michael J. Littell, Hon. ‘07
Director of Advancement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Chuck Willenbrink ‘77
Assistant Director of Advancement - Constituent Relations . . . . . . . .Kelly Purcell
Assistant Director of Advancement - Annual Giving . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Holly Morris
Administrative Assistant for Advancement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Natalie DeNardo
Administrative Assistant for Advancement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Stacey Mercer
Receptionist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Kathy Pierce
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