This document is a newsletter from Roger Bacon High School that provides information about upcoming events at the school in January through April. It discusses the 42nd annual sports stag on January 19th and hall of fame induction. It also provides details on fundraising efforts for scholarships at the school and encourages alumni to support the annual fund and consider planned gifts.

1. volume 45 number 2 winter
42nd Annual Sports Stag
and Hall of Fame Induction
on January 19, 2012.
See pages 16 & 17 for details.

2. DID YOU KNOW?...
• Masses of Christian Burial are on the decline
• Catholics are not aware of their rights and privileges as
Catholics at the time of Loss
• Parish Community contact, at the time of a Loss, is decreasing
• Decisions are made by family members who do not know the
deceased’s wishes for a Catholic Funeral and Burial
• Family members do not always honor the deceased’s wishes
for a Catholic Funeral and Burial
• Families pay higher prices to exercise their liturgical rights
when waiting until the time of a Loss
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decisions at the time of a Loss
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be made available to your family
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Born to Eternal Life
The following members of the Roger Bacon family
have been born to eternal life. Please join us in
remembering them and their families in our prayers.
Joseph Schweitzer ’36 Edward Kuhlmann ’43 Barbara Manyet Lindeman ’57 Bernadette Asbach
Richard Ernst ’38 Ruth Klein O’Shaughnessy ’43 William Hericks ’58 John Beischel
Ruth Butz Reilly ’38 Patricia Maltaner Dean ’47 Charles Judge ’58 Irene Craig
Mildred Kaveney Barth ’39 Robert Merrill ’47 Carol Theis Kelly ’58 Audrey McCurdy
Anthony Bosse ’41 Edward Reifenberger ’47 Dolores Stroshiem Clements ’59 Angela Moertl
Louis Burdon ‘41 JoAnn Doerger Speed ’49 Harry Gerbus ’59 Doug Vonderhaar, Sr.
Kathryn Myers Zimmermann ’41 Geraldine Bowen Grueninger ’51 Donna Lachenman Farrell ’59
Walter Kearns ’42 Evelyn Wilking Haeufle ’52 Daniel Leonhardt ’59
Paul Keidel ’42 Frank Andriacco ’53 Jack Fischer ’66
Glenn Menzer ’42 John Flohr, Sr. ’54 Michael Froehle ’67
Joann Bachman ’43 Michael Tomsitz ’54 Steven Ruhe ’72
Sr. Mary Frank, OSF ’43 Mary Ficker Almon ’56 Richard Ready ’75
Vincent Hembrock ’43 Marilyn Proctor York ’56

3. January
19 42nd Annual Sports Stag
My role as president of Roger Bacon High
21-24 March for Life in Washington, D.C.
School connects me to the world of fund-
30 Catholic Schools Week
raising. All Catholic schools look
carefully at their fundraising
capacity, especially in times
when the economy struggles February
and families need help to
1-3 Catholic Schools Week
pay mounting tuition bills.
Sadly, many non-pro ts 8 RB Buffalo Wings & Rings Night
Fr. Bill Farris, OFM - President
have experienced over two (Finneytown) 5-8 pm
years of declining donations as people re-order priorities. 10 Vendor Fair @ RB
11 Winter Bunko Night @ RB
e Spartan heritage has shown itself to be more robust in resisting
18 Cornhole Tournament @ RB
such declines, and for that we are very grateful. We are blessed with
many graduates, including graduates of OLA, friends, and parents 27 Blood Drive @ RB
of former students who recommit to our annual fund drive. I gladly
endure the sore hand which comes from writing and signing so March
many thank-you notes.
1-22 Pennies for Patients
In the nal weeks of 2011, our advancement sta made an inventory
of our scholarships, most of which form our Roger Bacon endow- April
ment. We have 51 active scholarships. ese individual scholarships 15 Golden Reunion
run the gamut from large to small and from new to old. e group 21 Evening for Excellence
includes scholarships created by many of the classes of the 1950’s.
Our recent campaign brought into being several other signi cant
scholarships as well.
Regardless of size, each scholarship
Keep in touch with high school friends
and stay abreast of Roger Bacon events!
has one purpose: to change the phrase
“be a Spartan” to “become a Spartan.”
Hundreds of students in recent years have earned that title with the
help of a scholarship funded either by our endowment or through a
yearly gi . e consensus in the fundraising world is that a strong
endowment gives a school like ours its best chance of success.
Let me end my message by encouraging you to keep Roger Bacon’s
future in mind and heart, to give generously to our annual fund,
and to consider a planned gi for the next future Spartan.
In His peace,
Fr. Bill Farris, OFM
President
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4. Keep in touch
with high school friends
and stay abreast
of Roger Bacon events!
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volume 45 number 2 winter
PRESIDENT
Fr. Bill Farris, OFM
P R I N C I PA L
Steve Schad
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DESIGN
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5. “Bleeding Brown, Thinking
Pink” was the theme for Roger
Bacon’s annual SPIRIT WALK on
October 21st. The students voted
to wear pink shirts on their 5K
walk through the streets of St.
Bernard not only to show school
spirit but also to raise awareness
for breast cancer. A goal of
$40,000 was not only met but
surpassed! The proceeds of the
Walk are used to reduce the gap
between the cost of tuition and
the actual cost of education.
This year a portion of the
proceeds will also go to
“MAKING STRIDES AGAINST
BREAST CANCER.”
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6. Spread the word
by Brandon Cowans, Director of Admission
Spread the word. Be a Spartan. This phrase has been used for many
years here at Roger Bacon; most recently by our students at the end of
our admission video. If you haven’t seen it, check out the Future Spartans
page on our website. It shows the world exactly why someone should be
a Spartan.
New videos will be posted periodically to the website showing life
at Roger Bacon. Our latest edition features the young women of Roger
Bacon. There are so many single-sex schools in Cincinnati, it has become
the norm. This video shows how great a co-ed school can be and how
young women can thrive in this environment.
Our message is working. Don’t take my word for it; hear it directly
from a current freshman.
“High school is a large part of your life, a time that is meant to broaden your
horizons and prepare you for the future, which is why I couldn’t have made any
better choice than Roger Bacon.
My rst quarter here has been amazing and was lled with many unforgettable
memories. Homecoming; there’s no better way to start your high school career
than this, an entire week when the halls are lled with Spartan Spirit. Every day
of homecoming week is lled with laughter and good times as the student body
expresses their spirit by dressing up in odd, unusual ways. At the end of the week
we come together in a loud, fun- lled pep rally to prepare for victory in Friday If you know of a student
night’s homecoming football game! e Spirit Walk is another memorable part interested in Roger Bacon,
of the rst quarter. Dress warm and gang up with your friends to tour St. Bernard
contact Brandon Cowans
and raise money for your school and raise awareness for breast cancer. is year’s
theme was “Bleeding brown and thinking pink.” at 513.641.1313 or
Roger Bacon is a place of challenging academics with courses for those of bcowans@rogerbacon.org
all intellectual levels. Aside from academics Bacon o ers many extracurricular
activities. During the rst quarter I was able to play football at all levels: Fresh-
man, JV, and Varsity. We o er a variety of sports where everyone gets a chance
to play and prove themselves as the next greatest. Roger Bacon is a school of
challenging academics, sports, compassion, and will help you to become destined
for success. e skills you learn here, the relationships you build here, and the
hard work ethic that you achieve here will last you a lifetime. Roger Bacon is a
place of excellence, a place of rich tradition, and most importantly the place
for you to be.
Roger Bacon High School has been everything I had hoped it would be and
so much more. Roger Bacon is more than just a school. It’s a family, an accepting
family that I’m proud to be a part of. I am proud to call myself a Spartan and look
forward to my next three years here.”
Spread the Word… Be a Spartan!
Spencer Batdorf
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7. spartan
PRINCIPAL THOUGHTS
BE A
BE A SPARTAN. As we strive to produce future Spartans,
the assistance of our alumni is vitally important. More
than any other Catholic high school in Cincinnati, we
rely on the generosity of our alumni to ensure the quality
Franciscan education associated with the name Roger
Bacon is continued. is truly is a special place and your
BE A SPARTAN. As a retired Marine, I am very familiar involvement – be it through nancial support, participa-
with the saying: “Once a Marine, always a Marine.” ere tion with our students, or your prayers – is essential to
is an unspoken bond of shared experiences that instantly the success of our mission. erein lies the challenge and
unite Marines whenever and wherever they meet. is responsibility that comes with being a Spartan. It is not
bond transcends age, gender, race, social standing, and just a name conferred in a graduation ceremony and
occupation. It emanates from being part of something quickly forgotten. It is a bond that unites all Spartans -
special, something bigger than each individual. ere is a past, present and future. It is the shared responsibility
pride associated with the name “Marine” and all it entails. to support Roger Bacon and fellow Spartans.
ere is also the expectation of mutual support, shared
responsibility and, when necessary, comfort. is special e challenge is simple in form but calls us all to embrace
bond lives on past active duty service and unites all all that the name “Spartan” means. On behalf of all the
Marines - past, present and future. students at Roger Bacon, who look to past generations
of Spartans for support, guidance and inspiration, we
BE A SPARTAN. at same spirit of fellowship and implore each and every alumnus to BE A SPARTAN.
belonging is also associated with being a Roger Bacon
Spartan. e saying is just as relevant – once a Spartan, God bless all of you and God bless Roger Bacon.
always a Spartan. When alumni gather together, regardless
of their graduating year, there is an immediate bond and
the shared experiences jump forth in a rich tapestry of
tales and stories involving activities, faculty and friends.
When Spartans gather there is an instant camaraderie and Steve Schad
commonality with having graduated from this storied Principal
institution. Lifelong friends have been made as a result
of the Roger Bacon experience. Being a Spartan means
something and unites all generations of Spartans.
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8. Congratulations to freshman Rebecca Senior Nicholas Luken has been
DeBurger who was selected to receive named a COMMENDED STUDENT in
a scholarship from the AUBREY ROSE the 2012 NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLAR-
HOLLENKAMP FOUNDATION. The SHIP PROGRAM. About 34,000
Aubrey Rose Hollenkamp Foundation Commended Students throughout the
was started in honor of Aubrey Rose nation were recognized for their excep-
Hollenkamp who courageously lived for tional academic promise. Commended
three great years battling multiple health Students placed among the top five
issues before she died November 10, percent of more than 1.5 million students
2000. Rebecca won the $500 award who entered the competition by taking
based on an application and essay the 2010 Preliminary SAT/National Merit
which focused on ways she has Scholarship Qualifying Test.
positively impacted others just like
the life of Aubrey Rose. “We are extremely proud of Nicholas,”
said Principal Steve Schad. “This award
is not only a testimony to the hard work
and dedication Nicholas has shown
throughout his academic career, but
reflects well on the academic opportuni-
ties available at RB High School.”
Bacon Buddies Host a
Picnic @ Vine Street Park!
BACON BUDDIES hosted a September picnic for RB cafeteria after school. After decorating their
their little friends from St. Francis Seraph at Vine candy bags, playing Ghost Toss, Wrapping a
Street Park in St. Bernard. Then in October, Bacon Mummy, decorating cookies and face painting,
Buddies also hosted a Halloween Party for students the children with their Bacon Buddy hunted the
in grades K, 1, and 2 of St. Francis Seraph in the halls of RB for candy stations.
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9. Anatomy students demonstrate is past June, Roger Bacon High
some moves with their version School’s French Department
of SIMON SAYS! ANATOMY sponsored a student trip to
& PHYSIOLOGY students France and Spain. Seven students
Maria Angel & Kevin Anneken and two faculty members took
treated their classmates to a rare in the sights of Paris, travelled
sight. They demonstrated various through the Loire Valley and
body movements atop the lab explored the western coast
tables to their classmates, so they of France. A er visiting the
could view the movements and picturesque port town of St.
practice naming them. As they had Jean de Luz, they crossed the
fun doing the moves, students took Pyrenees into northern Spain,
turns directing them to demonstrate visiting Pamplona and Zara-
such things as “elevation” of the goza before nishing the
shoulders or “circumduction” of the adventure in Barcelona.
arms. Maria and Kevin were good sports
when they were directed to do one, then Karen Adams, French
two, then three, and ultimately four Teacher, is committed
movements simultaneously. to o ering the Roger Bacon community these
travel opportunities. is was the h trip she
has organized at the school. In the past, students
have visited Canada, Ireland, Great Britain,
Italy, Germany, Switzerland, and of course,
France. What she nds the most gratifying is
seeing students’ eyes open to the world. “When
our students return from their experience, I am
always struck by their enthusiasm for learning and
their desire to continue to explore the world. at,
for me, de nes the purpose of education.”
In September Vic Schultz’s TECHNICAL Roger Bacon’s next trip is planned for June 2013.
DRAWING CLASS, along with a few is time participants will travel to Paris, the
members of next semester’s engineering Riviera and Rome, including visits to Florence,
class, participated in a live Webinar from Assisi and the Vatican. As always, it is open to all
Windpower Engineering and Develop- members of the Roger Bacon community, both past
ment. This webinar was set up for and present. Parents and other family members
engineers to show advanced simulations are welcome, too. If you are interested in receiv-
for improving the design of wind ing more information, please contact Mrs. Adams
turbines through CAD programs. at kadams@rogerbacon.org.
Reptile Day @ RB
BIOLOGY @ ZOOLOGY students were treated to some visiting
reptiles in October. Student teacher, Jarrod Calhoun brought in
3 snakes and 2 lizards for his science students. As the students held
different reptiles, Mr. Calhoun explained several interesting facts about
each of their life cycles.
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10. On November 16th, the entire student Seniors in English class at RB recently
body gathered for a prayer service to met Mr. Roger Grein from the non-profit,
begin the 24TH ANNUAL ASSIST-A- educational organization MAGNIFIED
FAMILY CHRISTMAS PROGRAM. Ms. GIVING. Mr. Grein shared his story of
Vanessa Rozier, Pastoral Assistant from the importance of hard work, faith and
the Mother of Christ Church shared a giving to others as seniors at RB begin
personal story from her childhood. their work on a Student Philanthropy
Senior Tyler Swanson reflected on the Project. The students were touched by
importance of giving. A commissioning his generous spirit, and his determination
prayer was said over the Homeroom in the face of challenges. RB seniors
representatives for this program and are part of a city-wide program called
a final blessing prayer for the entire Magnified Giving, which gives them the
student body, faculty and staff responsibility of awarding grants to local
concluded the prayer service. nonprofit agencies.
Family & Friends
Joined RB Students
Remembering that every few seconds in the US someone needs blood,
family and friends joined RB students in the school auditorium to donate
a unit of blood in November. Thirty-five years and almost six thousand
pints of blood later, RB’s semi-annual blood drive event is the oldest
continuing blood drive of any high school in the city! This year’s blood
drive was held in memory of JUSTIN STARK, a former student at RB. He
passed away last April and his illness required a great deal of Hoxworth
blood products.
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11. e RB CLASS OF 2015 participated in a SERVICE DAY RETREAT on October 19th
and October 26th. Students, accompanied by faculty and sta members spent the day
in Over-the-Rhine participating in one of several outreach programs and workshops
at Over-the-Rhine Community Housing, Our Daily Bread, EPIC House, Emmanuel
Community Center, Visions Daycare Center, Mercy/Franciscan at St. John’s,
and Peaslee Neighborhood Center.
e purpose of the Service Day Retreat is to educate freshman students on the value
of service to the materially poor in the Franciscan tradition, to give back to our local
community, to develop a spirit of giving and to build community among the class.
Brittany Skelton from Over-the-Rhine Community Housing commented “It was
inspiring to see rst year students already engaging in service and giving back to
the community; I look forward to the many more great accomplishments these
students will surely have!”
Brown Goes Green RB. helped reduce our landfill input by thou-
Polar Bears International is an organiza- sands of pounds!
tion dedicated to conservation through
research, stewardship, and education. Meet Roger Bacon’s 2011 team–
This group focuses on the environment “The Trashless Trio” sophomores Stephen
of the polar bear and the health of that Post and Nicole Guldner and freshman,
ecosystem. PBI has awesome resources Kevin Dinh. This team will pick up where
for anyone interested in becoming a part “The 3 Garbateers“ left off from last
of the solution to help planet Earth. year. They will continue the all-school
composting, help educate fellow
One such resource is the annual students, faculty, & staff on recycling
competition inviting students world-wide issues, produce public service announce-
to conceive and implement a project ments, visit other schools to help them
within one of the categories offered. with setting up recycling programs, and
Student teams are small – typically 2 to coordinate the myriad recycling projects
3 – who are motivated to make an “envi- happening at Roger Bacon. “The Trash-
ronmental difference”. Roger Bacon High less Trio” will work together to spread the
School fielded a team last year (“The 3 message of becoming good stewards of
Garbateers”) that implemented an our Earth and help teach everyone how
all-school composting program. This team to effect change.
reduced CO2 emissions at the school by
over 64,000 lbs! The efforts were coordi- Teacher and Coordinator Megan
nated with the Planeteers (RB’s ecology Guldner says “You are invited to view
club) for paper and aluminum recycling the PBI website to learn more about this
and the Chemistry Club for recycling organization and the efforts of your very
electronics and batteries. In addition, own team in this competition! Please
the Chemistry Club began the Terracycle check in regularly to read about our
program which recycled snack bags and progress and to learn about how you
zip-loc baggies. The entire RB community fit into this very important effort.
became united in efforts to Recycle/
Reuse/Reduce. This RB community www.polarbearsinternational.org
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12. On Tuesday, October 4th the
FEAST OF ST. FRANCIS was celebrated
throughout the world. RB celebrated this
day beginning with a procession of the
entire student body, faculty and staff
from the school onto the sidewalk
of Vine Street to St. Clement Church
(three blocks from RB) for Mass.
French teacher Karen Adams
commented, “My homeroom really got
into the spirit of things and prayed all
the way up the hill. I was so proud of
them! The service was beautiful and the
church is a stunning place to worship.
Fr. Mark’s homily was inspiring and I felt
that our student body’s behavior was the
best I have ever seen during a school-
wide Mass!”
Gratitude: a Franciscan Value Recently
Practiced by RB Senior Football Players.
Coach KEVIN HUXEL’S 13 senior football players Teachers from left: Bill Stone, Todd Kalsey, Dan Starkey, Fred
each chose a faculty member who greatly influenced Widmeyer, Mike Benjamin, Rick Sollmann, Coach Kevin Huxel,
Gregg Rose, Jim Swedenburg, Karen Adams, Paul Zlatic,
them over the past four years. At the Homecoming Mellen Moors-Dressing, Paul Wittekind and Megan Guldner.
pep assembly on October 7, each senior presented
Players from left: De’Von Thomas, Joe Newton, Dalen Wess,
his teacher with a hand-written thank-you note and
Griffin Mouty, James Fiorini, Josh Wilking, Jemel Ntumba, Jake Smith,
his practice jersey. Those honored teachers then Connor Mouty, Ben Rose, Dariell Berry, Jake Ungerbuehler and
wore the jerseys to the parade and game that night. Alex Meirose.
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13. “For the past several weeks I have
been working with Ed Dauterich’s
putt - putt... in Math Class?
SCULPTURE CLASS. Unknown to many
people sculpture projects consist of
Professional golfer, Bobby Jones,
several stages. First, the students engaged
in a simple subconscious exploration of once said, “Golf is a game that is
aesthetics using vine charcoal on paper. played on a ve-inch course—the
They were encouraged to sketch loosely distance between your ears.” e
and then tighten the form into a more
realized vision for a three-dimensional
students in Mr. Nobbe’s senior math
piece. After a day of sketching and an analysis class took time to learn just
exercise in blind clay working, the class how true this quote is as they studied
had the opportunity to sketch in three
the geometry of parabolic and elliptical
dimensions using steel wire and dowel
rods. These steel sketches or armatures curves. As a culminating project, Mr.
set the foundations for the final pieces. Nobbe’s students discovered that a golf
To finish the pieces, plaster and gesso
ball that bounces o a parabolic bumper
were applied to add mass and texture.”
“Every student took a unique approach will always de ect to the exact same point;
to the lesson. The variations range from the focus point. e students put this
surrealist figures with looming giraffe
discovery to the test by playing a round of
heads to intuitive abstractions with
meticulous patterns. The work produced putt-putt in class. Every student that played
has been nothing short of inspiring” said scored a hole-in-one; not because of their skills on
resident sculptor, Peter Miller (current the links, but because of the power of mathematics.
student teacher at RB).
An ellipse, a curve that resembles an oval, has
properties that will guarantee a hole-in-one as
well if the hole and the tee are both placed at focus
points. As the students’ golf scores fell, their under-
standing of the fundamentals of conic sections grew.
Alex Mathis, a senior in Nobbe’s class, said, “It was a
lot of fun to play golf in class, and it was a embodi-
ment application of the concepts we have been
studying.” Jake Richardson, another RB senior said,
“I never realized how much of a connection graph-
ing curves has to everyday life. e next time you
go to a putt-putt course, you might try to use
geometry to lower your score.”
1+1= Scott Schaffer
Senior Scott Schaffer received the HONDA-OSU PARTNERSHIP
MATH MEDAL AWARD for the Class of 2012. Scott was nominated as
the best math student at RB based upon his performance through the end
of his junior year. The math medal is an academic award that recognizes
the best math student in more than 300 high schools in 32 Ohio counties.
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14. The following students attended the
Eight RB seniors (pictured below) attended the 14TH ANNUAL G/GCL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE held
at Moeller High School: Zhane’ Broomfield,
STUDENT SERVICE LEADERSHIP WORKSHOP on September 14
Kevin Anneken, Kellie Behrle, Erik Edwards,
hosted by The Mayerson Foundation at the University of Cinicnnati. This Cara Uetrecht and Brian Richardson.
all-day workshop is a high school service-learning program committed to
Attending the ANTHONY MUNOZ
bringing together students from every corner of our region to discuss,
YOUTH LEADERSHIP SEMINAR this fall
learn and grow---with service at the forefront. Each student had an option were: Josh Wilking, Meghan Finke, Andrea
to attend any two of the thirty-two various break-out sessions offered. Loudin, Karly Oaks, Connor Mouty, Darci
Discussion groups followed for students to learn and share ideas for new Gruenwald, Tyler Swanson, Brandon Lee
Hyde, Christina Rolfe, Tommy Foertemeyer,
service programs at their schools. Markisha Rainey and Jemel Ntumba.
Student Service
Leadership Workshop
The Roger Bacon students pictured are all members of the school’s
COMMUNITY OUTREACH BOARD. They are: (front row l to r) Colleen
Gerding, Jeff Schomaker, Darci Gruenwald, and Gabby Tillett. (back
row l to r) RB Community Outreach Director Dan Nolan, Sophia Wright,
Paul Kraemer, Tyler Swanson and Jasmine Carter.
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15. On Tuesday, October 4th, the Feast of St Francis, RB teacher, KYLE NOBBE
(pictured right) attended the OHIO CATHOLIC EDUCATION ASSOCIATION’S
annual conference in Columbus, OH. Nobbe was selected to share with a group of fellow
Catholic educators how to incorporate Catholic values into a mathematics curriculum.
Nobbe gave examples of how service could be integrated into the topics taught in a
math classroom so that the hearts, as well as the minds of students could be shaped
in the image of Christ. e presentation included lessons that Nobbe used to connect
geometry to respect for life, exponential equations to serving at a soup kitchen,
statistics to stewardship to the earth, and graphing functions to caring for refugees.
Nobbe said, “ e lessons engage students on a deeper level than just academics. e
lessons are designed to help the students see the connections of the content to real-life
and to encourage them to look beyond themselves as they o er service to others.
Service learning is the ful llment of my ministry as a Catholic educator.”
Twelve years ago RB held its first ones served the students from a “soup
Shantytown program (a homeless kitchen” in the school’s cafeteria.
education program). On October 15th,
Roger Bacon sponsored the 12th Annual At 6:30 a.m., two St. Bernard police
Shantytown for sixty-two participat- cars drove up the front driveway of
ing students willing to brave the school using floodlights and loud speak-
cold night and sleep ers to wake the students
in a cardboard box (pre-planned activity).
home for the night Students were
without blankets, “informed” by the
sleeping bags or police that they were
pillows. sleeping on private
property and needed
Before retiring to to break down their
their individual boxes box homes to be
at 2:30 a.m. students carried to another
participated in a location.
game called “Seeking
Shelter” (presented by “This program is designed
Clare Zlatic Blankemeyer ’04 from the to sensitize our students to the issues of
Mayerson Foundation) listened to homelessness. One of the most powerful
20-year-old
Cincinnati’s homeless people can definitely relate
Lauren Lovette
with our lack of comfort. It’s a part of their daily lives.
share her experi-
ences of being homeless, prayed during experiences for the students is to experi-
a candlelight service for world hunger ence the loneliness of being in the box
and viewed the movie “God Bless This and feeling isolated and uncomfortable”
Child” (a movie about a homeless mother said Community Outreach Director
and daughter). After the movie chaper- Dan Nolan.
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16. On Thursday, November 10th, RB Saturday, October 22nd students took
hosted a VETERANS’ DAY ASSEMBLY the ACT. A group of students at RB
in the school’s auditorium at 8:00 a.m. prepared for the day, not by reviewing a
Veterans were honored for their courage multitude of rules about comma place-
and service to our country. This year the ment or working word problems about
entire student body, faculty and staff trains coming from New York and
were invited to attend the ceremony of Chicago, but by practicing YOGA. “Yoga
honor; each veteran in attendance was is one technique students can use to calm
recognized personally. Students from their test anxiety and focus their atten-
the Class of 2012 served a continental tion” said teacher Julie Vehorn. After
breakfast and had the opportunity to their first yoga session, junior Brian
hear stories and ask questions, essentially Richardson said, “It got me ready for the
receiving a “living history” lesson from day.” Fellow junior, Jessica Spaeth, said,
the great veterans in attendance! “I liked the fact that I was relaxed for the
rest of the day and I wasn't stressed
about anything.” The one semester
ACT/SAT Prep class helps to prepare
students for college entrance exams by
reviewing key content, test taking
strategies, and anxiety reducing
techniques.
Eighth Grade Students Earning
High School Credit in Math.
Each morning Monday through Friday 5 students from the course. Mr. Nobbe says “this course gives
ST. JAMES OF THE VALLEY in Wyoming come to students a strong algebra background and
RB to “get a leg up” on math. They are learning encourages them to enter a more accelerated
a full year of high school Algebra I from RB math program in their 9th and 10th grade years.” Even
teacher, KYLE NOBBE. Many elementary schools though these eighth graders are St. James students,
have an advanced math program, however, this they are also now considered RB students. To
class allows students to not only learn high school reaffirm that fact each student was given a RB t-shirt
algebra, but also receive the high school credit for on the morning of their first class.
14 winter 2012

17. GCL Central All-Star Football Team Congratulations to two standout
Spartan student/athletes: Seniors
First Team Offense First Team Defense
Joe Newton - Offense Line Jemel Ntumba - Defensive Line Connor Mouty and Taylor Gruen-
Jake Smith - Offensive Line De’Von Thomas - Defensive Line wald. Both were named WLWT
Griffin Mouty - Running Back Connor Mouty - Linebacker Channel 5 and McDonald's High
Lonnell Brown - Wide Receiver Dalen Wess - Defensive Back School Playbook Student Athletes
of the Week. Their accomplish-
Second Team Offense Second Team Defense ments and accolades were
Alex Meirose - Offensive Line Dariel Berry - Defensive Line featured on the Channel 5 Blitz 5
James Fiorini - Offensive Line Ben Rose - Linebacker sports segment.
Jake Ungerbuehler - Defensive Back
GCL Central Player of the Year Jake Westerfeld - Defensive Back
Griffin Mouty
RB senior running back Griffin
GCL Central Linebacker of the Year
Mouty scored three rushing
Connor Mouty
touchdowns and eclipsed the
1,000-yard mark for the second
straight season after finishing
with season highs in carries (29)
and rushing yards (218 yards).
Congratulations to 2nd Team All
Southwest District honorees Griffin
Mouty, offense and Dalen Wess,
defense. Fellow teammates
Lonnell Brown, Connor Mouty, Joe
Newton, and Jake Smith earned
Honorable Mention accolades.
The boys’ Cross Country Team is a
2011 GCL Central League Cham-
pion! In a hotly contested meet
Special thanks to the men in between Central League foes,
the press box at every home football game Roger Bacon defeated 2nd place
for their eagle eyes, expertise and announcing finisher McNicholas 35 to 38.
skills—Skip Borgman, John Slone, Senior Alex Mathis won the
Jeff Brehm and John Ceddia! Runner of the Year Award by
finishing 1st overall in the
Division. Senior Tommy Forte-
meyer finished 4th, Senior Lucas
Stark finished 7th, Sophomore Jose
Arreago finished 11th, Sophomore
From time to time, members of the Roger Bacon family have Logan Hendricks finished 12th,
asked about coming and seeing the sport of UNDERWATER Junior Tommy Lawlor finished
HOCKEY for themselves. While any member of the Roger 14th, and Senior Nick Hoffmann
Bacon community is more than welcome to attend any of our rounded out the scoring finishing
regular Sunday afternoon practices, this year the team decided 15th. Although the Roger Bacon
Girls did not field a complete team
to invite any interested faculty, administration, and staff
due to illness and injuries, Senior
members to a mini Open House at our Sunday afternoon Cara Williams and Junior Annie
practice on Sunday, November 6. The practice was held in the Spinnenweber made the
afternoon at the University of Cincinnati’s Recreation Center. All-League Team with their
Everyone was welcome to bring a swim suit and towel and finishing times. Senior Tommy
actually get in the pool to watch. Fortemeyer and Senior Lucas Stark
joined Senior Alex Mathis on the
Boys All-League team as well.
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18. WHEN: Thursday Jan. 19, 2012 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES SPONSORED BY
Open Bar 6pm-8pm (cash bar after 8) Mike Stoll ’70, Rick Bierman ’82,
Dinner at 7:30pm Jim Huxel ’86, Brandon McIntosh ’98
COST: $50.00 BRON BACEVICH AWARD
Includes entry to the program, Charlie Fredrick
LaRosa’s dinner and drinks PRESENTED BY
(beer, wine and mixed drinks) TOM ROEBEL
GOOD FELLOWSHIP AWARD
MULTIPLE TICKET PACKAGES Butch Jones - UC Head Football Coach
$250 – 5 Tickets & 1 Parking Pass
$500 – 10 tickets & 2 Parking Passes
RICK BIERMAN ’82
Rick started his “sports career” at St. Bartholomew grade
MICHAEL J. STOLL ‘70 school. Rick is one of eight children of Jim and Joyce
When Mike graduated in 1970 he was a four-year letter Bierman. He and his three brothers (Jim ’70, Jeff ’74 and
winner in basketball and lettered three years on the Greg ’76) played sports at Roger Bacon. (Jim was also
baseball team. He was named MVP in both sports and inducted in the Sports Hall of Fame in 2010.) Sisters Bev,
received All-City honors while a Spartan. In addition, he Linda, Kathy and Karen were all
was a member of the baseball team that won the GCL, cheerleaders for Roger Bacon.
and made the state finals. He also was a member of the Even though Rick missed
basketball team that ranked #1 in the city. the first 13 basketball games of
Mike attended The College of Wooster, where he his senior year (due to an ankle
was a star for the basketball team. He helped lead the injury in the first game of the
Fighting Scots to two Ohio Athletic Conference champion- season) he still lettered all four
ships and participated in the NCAA Tournament his junior years in basketball and 2 years
year, was Captain and MVP and won All Ohio Athletic in golf. He had a season high 24
Conference recognition his senior year. He graduated points in a “must-win” game
with a B.A. in Economics from Wooster in 1974. against St. X. Rick was a starter
Mike has been employed by The Kroger Company in all tournament games and was one of five seniors to
for 36 years. From 2000-2010, Mike was VP of Corporate win the 1982 State AAA Basketball Championship. He
Benefits for Kroger. In 2010, he was promoted to Chief scored 14 points and “dished out” six assists while
Executive Officer of The Little Clinic, a wholly owned finishing the game with two free throws with three
subsidiary of Kroger. seconds left in overtime to defeat the Barberton Magics.
Among notable career accomplishments, in 2006, Rick has been employed with Heidelberg Distribut-
Mr. Stoll represented Kroger at an Employer Committee ing for 22 years as a District Manager. He and his wife,
meeting on Health Savings Dana, have been married for 18 years and have two
Accounts and Consumer daughters, Andrea and Macey and two grandchildren,
Directed Health Care at the Kaitlyn and Conner.
White House with President
George W. Bush.
Mr. Stoll is married to
Elizabeth Stoll, an O.L.A.
graduate. He has two sons,
both living in Cincinnati. Sports journalist and Cincinnati native TONY MEALE is
“I have always had quite currently writing a book on the 2002 Division II state champion
a family and friend connec- Roger Bacon basketball team. A 2003 St. Xavier High School
tion to Roger Bacon. My 5 graduate, Meale, who has written for numerous outlets, including
MLB.com and the Cincinnati Enquirer, will weave together the
brothers all went to RB along with a number of nieces
recollections of former players and coaches, among others, to tell
and nephews. My best friend in college and fraternity
the tale of the only Ohio team to ever beat LeBron James and
brother, Rick Sollmann, not only attended RB, but became
Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary. Included in this account is the story
Principal! I feel so honored and privileged to receive this
of Bill Brewer and the struggles and triumphs that central gures
award, that it is hard to put my feelings in words.” in this story endured before, during and a er that magical season.
e book, entitled e Chosen Ones: e Team at Beat LeBron,
is expected to be out in March. Meale will be on hand at the
16 winter 2012 Bacon Stag on January 19, 2012, to help honor this team.

19. BRANDON Mc INTOSH ’98
Brandon is a 1998 graduate of RB. Most remember him
as an outstanding, talented basketball player but he also
played two years of football during high school as well.
As a basketball player Brandon
remembers playing 98 games
JIM HUXEL ’86 in a Spartan jersey! He was a GCL
Jim is the youngest of 7 children born to Richard and North Co-Player of the year with
Marilyn Huxel. He followed his father and 3 older teammate Eugene Land and in
brothers to Roger Bacon where he actively participated in 1998 he was the second all-time
the Student Senate and a number of sports. During all 4 leading scorer in RB history.
years he played football, basketball and track. In addition he was one of the
During his senior year he played both offense, team’s leaders in rebounding.
defense and special teams. Jim was selected to the first For the first time in 23 years (in
team all GCL offense in addition to be awarded offensive 1998) the Boys’ Varsity Basketball
guard and defensive lineman of the year. He was also Team claimed the GCL title and
awarded all Southwest honors and invited to play in the continued on to become City Champs, Sectional Champs,
East / West all-star game. Jim went on to play college District Champs and Regional Runners-Up.
football at Indiana State University. He continued his basketball success at Xavier Univer-
Jim played forward for the Spartan basketball team sity as a player on Skip Prosser’s basketball team and
all 4 years. While a junior, he was awarded defensive graduated from there with a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal
player of the year. Justice. In the 2000-01 basketball season he was voted Most
For track, he threw shot-put and discus. He won GCL Improved Student Athlete.
in both his freshman and sophomore years. During his In 2009 Brandon was the recipient of the 2009 Spartan
junior year he went to Award given at the annual RB Alumni Awards Dinner. A
districts for shot-put. A foot family member spoke of him and said, “Brandon was born
injury kept him from playing with a passion for people and a keen sense of sensitivity to
his senior year. others, driven to raise the level of making a difference in
Jim has been a football the lives of others. He is a coach with a shepherd’s heart,
coach at RB, Ross, LaSalle and whose playing field is beyond sports but includes life and
currently at Moeller High the struggles and joys it brings.”
School. He is also dedicated Brandon currently is working for the national Youth
to building strength and Advocate Program which addresses needs for at-risk youth.
stamina for Moeller’s For the last three years he has been a member of the
football and lacrosse teams Fellowship of Christian Athletes and serves as a team
in the weight room. chaplain for the Columbus area high schools for football
Jim has been married for 19 years to Teresa (Chaulk) and basketball. “I am extremely awed at the opportunity
Huxel, a 2002 inductee into the Roger Bacon Women’s to join such a rich history of student athletes in the Roger
Hall of Fame. They live in White Oak with their son Bacon Hall of Fame.”
Jackson and attend St. James Parish. Brandon and his wife, Dawn, are expecting their first
child in April.
e Team that Beat LeBron
Please cut out and mail check to:
Roger Bacon STAG • 4320 Vine Street • Cincinnati, Ohio 45217
Name: ______________________________________________ Class Year: __________
Phone: ____________________ Email: ______________________________________
Address: _______________________________________________________________
City/State/Zip: ___________________________________________________________
TONY MEALE
# of Tickets: __________ $ Enclosed: _______________
reunion 17

20. ANN (ROBERS) THOMPSON ’54 was
recently awarded the Realtor Emeritus
from the National Association of
Realtors. She was appointed to The
“Living in a secluded Franciscan hermit- Ohio Real Estate Commission in 2010
age out in a remote country area outside by then Governor Strickland. She
of St. Louis, Missouri, is a treasured taught real estate at Cincinnati
memory” said SR. LAURENCIA LISTER- Tech for 15 years, has her own
MAN ’31. “While there with thirteen real estate appraisal company
others my knowledge of Sts. Francis and and she is also the 2011
Jim “B
Clare was deepened. Free from responsi- president of the Green
ubs” K
bility, TV, newspaper, magazines, even Township Democratic Club.
people, my time there was devoted to She has 5 children and 4
indt ’5
Franciscan history, Eucharist, prayer, stepchildren.
7
meditation, discussion and fun. This
experience led me to an appreciation of Congratulations to SR. PATTI
simple living and joy according to Gospel ZUREICK, OSF ‘78 upon her successful
values.” Sr. Laurencia celebrated her completion of her Master of Arts in
80th Jubilee this year. Pastoral Counseling Program at The Jim “Bubs”
Athenaeum of Ohio. In June she was Kindt ’57 finished
accredited as a Licensed Professional his 44th season this year as
Counselor and began her new ministry the manager and founder of the
in Cincinnati as a Professional Counselor Storm Club Baseball Program. This
at Mercy Professional Services in August. year on June 6, 2011, Storm Club
About 34 ladies of the OLA CLASS In addition, Sr. Patti is also working defeated Hillsboro Legion 15-5. This
OF ’51 (pictured below) celebrated their toward additional credentials as a victory was the 2,000th win for
60th reunion together with a delightful Registered Play Therapist, as she strives Bubs! During this 44 year period,
luncheon at Clovernook Country Club to help children in times of emotional the team has won 36 state and 17
on Friday, September 9th. and mental healing. regional championships, two world
championships and national
runner-ups 8 times.
Over 400 of Bubs’ ballplayers have
received college scholarships, 66
have been drafted by the pros and
13 have made it to a major league
team (Jim Tracy, Colorado Rockies
Manager; Frank Wren, General
Manager for the Atlanta Braves and
Tony Compano, Outfielder for the
Chicago Cubs to name a few).
Eighteen of Bubs’ former players have
coached high school–Joe Corcoran
(AD) and Tim McCoy ’02 both at
The men of RB CLASS OF ’56 celebrated Roger Bacon. Twelve former players
their 55th Reunion with a dinner became college baseball coaches-
celebration at Clovernook Country Club What’s New with U ? Dan Hartlaub, head baseball coach
on Friday, September 30th. at the University of Illinois and Jimmy
Stay connected with RB and send us an
update. Remember to send your updated Schmitz, head baseball coach at
home address, phone number and/or Eastern Illinois University.
e-mail if you’ve moved or changed
information recently. Send to Sue
Huerkamp shuerkamp@rogerbacon.org
18 winter 2012 or 513-641-1313.

21. CHRIS KATZ ’02 joined the U.S. Navy in
June of 2009 and graduated third in his
class from the Aerographics program,
studying Weather and Forecasting. Chris
RB Family members KIM ’79 AND SI JON POWERS ‘90 and BETH BABEL got married this past year and is currently
ROSE opened a new Buffalo Wings and POWERS ‘99 are the proud parents of stationed in San Diego as a E4/Third Class
Rings in Finneytown recently. They are a new addition to their family, Abigail Petty Officer in weather forecasting and
sponsoring several RB Nights at their Anne Powers, born on September 13, reporting at the Pacific Fleet Weather
restaurant to benefit this year’s Evening 2011. Abigail has three other siblings, Center. Chris will be moving to Missis-
for Excellence on April 21st. The first NICHOLAS ’14, Ben and Jessica. sippi for his classes in oceanography.
Bacon night was held in October, the
second in December. On February 8th
join Bacon family and friends for another
great night of eating at Buffalo Wings
and Rings!
LEAH KROEGER, SARAH STENTZ,
SAM HEISTER and DOUG JOHNSON
(pictured below), from the Class of 2010
traveled to Pittsburgh this summer to
audition for American Idol. They were
MILT STEGALL ’87 was featured in an unable to get through for an audition,
article for the Cincinnati Enquirer. “The The CLASS OF ’91 (pictured below) but still enjoyed a vacation together.
Cincinnati native and former Canadian enjoyed the Homecoming game and
Football League star is no longer playing their reunion on the new Alumni Deck
in the CFL, from which he retired three at the Bron Bacevich stadium on October
years ago. He's the CFL’s all-time leader 7th. After the Homecoming victory their
in touchdowns (144) and receiving yards celebration continued at the Forest Park
(15,153).” Buffalo Wings. On the following
Saturday afternoon classmates and their
Burke, Inc. promoted MICHAEL LAUX families enjoyed a picnic together.
’88 (pictured below) to VP of Client
Services in October. Michael joined Burke
in 2009 as a Senior Account Executive in
Client Services. Prior to Burke, he led sales
and marketing efforts at Parker Marketing
Research. Michael also spent seven years
at Right Management Consultants,
a Cincinnati-based human resources
consulting firm. Michael holds a master’s
degree in business administration from
Northern Kentucky University. He also DAVID JOHNSON ’03 and LAURA BRITTANY BOLLMER ’11 assisted
earned a master’s degree in clinical VIOX ’03 were married at St. Clement in a Cincinnati State women’s soccer
psychology and a bachelor’s degree church on July 23rd. victory over Kellogg
in psychology from Xavier University. Dave, a player on the Community College
2002 State Champi- on September 10th.
onship Basketball She made a third
team, is currently and final goal in
coaching freshman the 75th minute
basketball at RB. of the game.
The CLASS OF ’96 (pictured right) had a
great time reconnecting at The Pavilion
in Mt. Adams for their 15th reunion.
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22. 10th Annual RB Cornhole Classic The OLA Class of 1962 will celebrate The RB Class of 1962 will celebrate
in the RB Auditorium a 50th Reunion next year on September a 50th Reunion on April 14, 2012 at
Saturday, February 18th at 6:30 pm 12, 2012 at Clovernook Country Club. Jim and Jack’s Riverside Bar (251-7977)
$50 per team; $15 per spectator More information will be forthcoming. at 6:00 pm. More information will be
• Check-In & Practice at 6:30 pm Contact Bernice Schmalz Bishop at forthcoming. Contact Don Ernst at
• All players must be 21 or over 794-0818 or bbishop@cinci.rr.com. 922-8775 or nernst0619@fuse.net.
• 64 Teams (Two & Out Format)
• Open & Mixed Couple Divisions
• Beer and Food provided
Jim & Paula Blessing Alums, Friends and Families... you are welcome to attend First
For More Information: Catholic Cemetery Society Friday Mass in the Our Lady of Angels chapel each rst Friday
Call John Hoeh at 505-8969 Mary Ann Dehmer of the month at 8:15 a.m. Co ee and pastries o ered a er Mass.
Thank You 2011
Tom Dehmer
John Kidwell You are also invited to attend an Alumni Association meeting
Don McGrath on the second ursday of each month at 7:00 p.m. in the
Fi Friday
Wes Neal Library/Media Center (park in rear lot.)
Betty Nerl
Ma Sponso !
St. Anthony Fraternity Questions: Call Sue Huerkamp at 641-1313
St. John the Baptist Province or shuerkamp@rogerbacon.org
On the first of October RB alums and The 6th Annual TOM ROEBEL MEMO-
friends enjoyed a beautiful night under RIAL BOWL-A-THON was held July 30
the stars eating, drinking and dancing to at Colerain Bowl. Current bowling team
the sounds of the fabulous band “Second members, alumni, family and friends had
Wind” at the BLACKTOP PARTY AND a fun-filled evening of glow bowling,
GRAND REUNION. pizza, music and door prizes. The Tom
In October (pictured above), a SPRING Roebel Leadership Award was presented
GROVE CEMETERY TRAM TOUR was to current team members Ben Miller and
given to a group of EFE ’11 attendees. Juliana VanRafelghem (pictured above).
The tour and reception was auctioned The funds raised are used to support the
at the Evening for Excellence in April. RB girls and boys bowling teams.
Alumni Awards & Benefacto ’
On Saturday, November 12th, Roger Bacon hosted the
Dinner on campus. Jim Clark ’68 received the
annual
Astrolabe Award, Barb Kock ’57, graduate of Our Lady
of Angels, received the Amaranth Award, Judy Guillem
received the Roger Bacon Award, and Rocky Merz ’95
received the Spartan Award. (Pictured from le : Jim Clark,
Barb Kock, Fr. Bill Farris, Judy Guillem and Rocky Merz.)
20 winter 2012 Check out RogerBacon.org or our facebook page for RB Alumni events.

24. Non-Profit Org.
U.S. Postage
4320 Vine Street PAID
Cincinnati, Ohio 45217 Cincinnati, OH
Permit No. 5420
Please SAVE THE DATE of April Grand Prize Raffle Ticket
21st for the best social event of Name ______________________________________ Phone _______________________________
25th
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for Excellence charity Student Name & Merit # ______________
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auction & dinner will be held in Enclosed you will find a check for $ _____________ for _____ tickets
the Fogarty Center. This is the ($40 each or 3 for $100, 7 for $200, 20 for $500) You need not be present to win. All proceeds benefit
school’s largest fundraising Make checks payable to: Roger Bacon High School the Scholarship Fund at Roger Bacon High School.
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