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twelve years ago i was given the opportunity to be the steward of our school. it was a highhonor and privilege to lead an institution that plays such a pivotal role not only locally but na-tionally and internationally. From science research to managing businesses to teaching thedisadvantaged to running hospitals and tending to souls, we alums of Covington Latin Schoolare everywhere. our school has done great things over this past decade plus. Enrollment has grown bothquantitatively and qualitatively by 34%. this can be tied directly to the establishment of theadmissions office. technology has grown in leaps and bounds as the school points itself in thedirection of a one-to-one program with iPads. new course offerings have been added such asSpanish, geography and aP Chemistry as well as aP Composition at the juniorlevel. a Campus Ministry program was created that oversaw not only all majorliturgical functions at the school but reformulated the Christian Service require-ments at the school. a beautiful new campus has been built that renovated our1941 building and saw construction of a state-of-the-art facility that includesscience labs, technology center, cafeteria, meeting hall, theater space and physi-cal education area. operations of the school have been strengthened and fiscalsoundness maintained. Stability took root and the provisions of the strategicplan written at the turn of the century have been achieved. all of this happened because terrific people lent their expertise. From aSchool Board filled with dedicated, loyal and committed individuals to a staffselfless in all things. our outstanding faculty continued on the tradition of academic excellence and has produced many more alums for the ranks.Parents believed in the school and entrusted their children to our program,valuing the goodness, discipline and knowledge imparted here. Students applied themselves and reached for goals that helped stretch them and moldthem into leaders. alumni remembered their days here and volunteeredtheir services through their time and treasure to make sure that our schoolcontinued to follow its mission. We have done great things. together we have seen much activity, growthand promises achieved. We are a mighty few, believers in a school thattouches so many lives. People associated with this school are great people.as i have reminded all those i have come into contact over the years, youare good people. Let no one take that from you. i thank you all for the love and support you have shown me over theyears. i have always felt your strength, guidance and wisdom as i led ourschool. i could not have done it without you. thank you.god has been good to me and i am forever indebted to him for his giftof these past 12 years as headmaster. My thirty-one years of service tothis school comes to an end. and so it is finished. My best to all of you. god Bless!andrew J. Barczakheadmaster

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Andy at graduation 2012

My Dear Friends at Covington Latin School,

C o v i n g t o n L a t i n S C h o o LTheLeader news for and about our

students, alumni and friends

Kathy Metzger, office managerhow do you say good-bye to some-one who has given the greaterpart of his life to Covington LatinSchool? how can you possiblyportray your gratitude and appreciation toone who has given selflessly, graciously andfaithfully for 31 years?a tough task to be sure, but one whichgave us the opportunity to have some fun,share memories and express our thanksand love. Such was the task as “andyBarczak Day” came to be. on Wednesday,May 2, the CLS family began the day withMass — a Mass in honor of our headmaster,andy Barczak. Campus minister Matt Krebsintroduced the celebration to andy and thecommunity, thanking him for the manytimes he has shared liturgy with them. Many visitors, as well as andy’s familymembers, were present. greg Schaffer ‘72played a special arrangement for the introand recessional. nell Schaffer ‘03 with Eberthaegele played the piano and directed thechoir with specially chosen pieces. andythanked everyone for being there.Unbeknownst to andy, the activity of theday was yet to come. as students returnedto school, aPt members directed them totheir designated areas and gave them a t-shirt and a paper goatee on a Popsicle stick.Students formed parallel lines, thus creat-ing a walkway where andy came through tocheers, applause and hand shaking. thewalk led andy down the steps in theCommons area, into the Forum and ontothe stage. as everyone was seated, andywas able to view the bright yellow teeshirts with a picture of him on the front,arms crossed across his chest and thewords, “You’ll always be our homeboy.” onthe back of the shirts was a rendering ofour new addition and “our new home.”Mustache/goatees were held in front offaces to reflect the image of andy.

teacher Denny Whitehead ‘62 emceedthe event and introduced a slide show ofandy throughout the years beginning withandy as a student. integrated with the pres-entation were skits performed by StudentCouncil members portraying andy throughhis years at CLS.

andy was then presented with gifts.Matt presented him with an engravedwatch in thanks for the gift of time that hehas generously given to his colleagues. thecafeteria ladies gave him a collage of pic-tures and made him an “honorary LunchPerson.” Bill Banks ’83, our Board presi-dent, presented the dedication of a stainedglass window for the chapel in honor ofmany years of service as teacher, dean andheadmaster. Lisa Logan, aPt president andtoni ash, Corona Studii business partner,then told of the overwhelming response forthe window dedicationthat brought about a sec-ond gift — the BarczakFamily Scholarship Fundwhich matched the dona-tions for the window. Dean of studiesStephanie tewes andguidance/college coun-selor Jamie Rueger thengave andy a stack ofcards and letters that

had been sent in by students, parents,alumni and friends. a booklet of wellwishes and memories was printed from awebsite page dedicated to andy.the choir performed a special arrange-ment by nell Schaffer of “the irish Blessing”and “We are Bound for greater things.”Just when everyonethought our event was end-ing, andy was called onstage,donned with a hairdresser’scape and, just as students dofor their “senior days,” his hair was spray-painted with green CLS letters.andy expressed his gratefulness, appre-ciation and in true andy-style humblyspoke of his time, his many memories andthe need to move on with the comingchanges. his tearful goodbye left many withtears in our own eyes.the aPt hosted a reception for the re-mainder of the day. Many people came towish him well — classmates, students, par-ents, alumni, School Board members andcommunity members. andy’s family waswith him throughout the day.how do you say good-bye to a familymember? You thank god your paths havecrossed. You hang on to the good memoriesand remember the works and words hetaught. You cherish the times you had andpromise to stay in touch. You ask god toguide him, protect him and, perhaps in duetime, lead him home again where welcomearms will always await. You say good-bye,adios, vale, auf wiedersehen, yassas, pozegnanie… godspeed, andy!

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CLS family celebrates Andy Barczak Day!

How do you say good-byeto a family member?

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Congratulations to the Class of 2012! twenty-six seniorswalked down the aisle at the Cathedral at graduation onMay 27. they earned over $3.2 million in college, univer-sity, state and CLS scholarships. Several received full-rides,all of the Kentucky students received KEES scholarships, onenational Merit Finalist and many seniors performed over and abovethe community service required.BRIDGET ELIZABETH BARBARA: Marquette Universityignatius Leadership Scholarship; iUPUi Chancellor’s Scholarship;Xavier Presidential Scholarship and Xavier Catholic heritage grant;University of Kentucky Provost Scholarship; KEES Scholarship. at-tEnDing: indiana University-Purdue University indianapolisPATRICK MICHAEL BECKER: otterbein University President’sScholar award and arthur a. Wiese Engineering Scholarship; CentreCollege Faculty Scholarship; Denison University Founder’sScholarship; Loyola University Presidential Scholarship; XavierUniversity trustee Scholarship and Catholic heritage grant;Marquette University ignatius academic Distinction Scholarship;University of Louisville hallmark Scholarship; University ofKentucky Presidential Scholarship; athletic Boosters Scholarship;KEES Scholarship. attEnDing: Denison UniversityWILLIAM HARRY BRINKMAN: Let Us never Forget ScholarshipattEnDing: Cincinnati State technical & Community CollegeKEVIN MICHAEL BURRIDGE: thomas More College Chancellor’sScholarship, Federal Pell grant, Kentucky College access grant andKentucky tuition grant; KEES Scholarship. attEnDing: thomasMore CollegeHANNAH MALONE CAIN: University of Kentucky FlagshipScholarship; DePaul University Scholars’ award; Xavier UniversityCatholic heritage grant and Dean’s award; Wheaton College Dean’saward; otterbein University Dean’s Scholar award; Marquette

University Magis award; KEES Scholarship. attEnDing: Universityof KentuckyLYDIA CELESTE COOPER: hawaii Pacific University Ke alaka’iScholarship; John Carroll University Scholarship; Berea CollegeScholarship; Loyola University new orleans Loyola Scholarship;Fontane atha-Cho Scholarship; KEES Scholarship. attEnDing:Loyola University new orleansPHILLIP MARTIN DRESSMAN: Purdue University trusteesScholarship, alumni general Scholarship, Purdue alumni Club ofCincinnati Scholarship and Purdue general Scholarship; Universityof illinois University achievement Scholarship; University of notreDame Provost’s Scholarship and University Scholarship; Universityof Louisville trustees academic Scholarship and national MeritFinalist trustee’s Scholarship; University of Dayton trustee’s MeritScholarship. attEnDing: Purdue UniversityMADELINE JOAN GROTE: University of Cincinnati CincinnatusCentury Scholarship; transylvania University Morrison Scholarship;DePaul University Dean’s Merit Scholarship; University of DaytonPresident’s Merit Scholarship; Loyola University Loyola Scholarship;KEES Scholarship. attEnDing: University of CincinnatiRIKU IMANISHI: University of Kentucky Flagship Scholarship;University of Cincinnati Cincinnatus Century Scholarship;University of Louisville trustee’s Scholarship; KEES Scholarship. attEnDing: University of KentuckyELIZABETH GEORGETTE KELLER: Xavier UniversityPresidential Scholarship, Edgecliff alumni award and Catholic Jesuitheritage award; University of Dayton President’s Merit Scholarship;KEES Scholarship. attEnDing: Xavier UniversityJOHN ZACHARY KING: KEES Scholarship. attEnDing:northern Kentucky University

Presenting the Class of 2012

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KAELIN MARIE KOVACIK: Xavier University Dean’s award and Catholic heritage grant;thomas More College Dean’s academic Scholarship and Diversity award; BellarmineUniversity Monsignor treece Scholarship, Bellarmine tuition grant and Residence hallgrant; northern Kentucky University achiever’s Scholarship; KEES Scholarship. attEnD-ing: University of KentuckyJESSICA GRACE KUHLMAN: Xavier University Presidential Scholarship and Catholicheritage grant; thomas More College Dean’s Scholarship; KEES Scholarship. attEnDing:Xavier UniversitySAVANAH T LEE: University of Cincinnati Cincinnatus Century Scholarship; KEESScholarship. attEnDing: University of CincinnatiMARTIN WILLIAM MITCHELL: KEES Scholarship. attEnDing: northern KentuckyUniversityANGELA NICHOLE NIENABER: georgetown College trustee Scholarship, College grant,travel grant and Kentucky tuition grant; northern Kentucky University ExcellenceScholarship; KEES Scholarship. attEnDing: georgetown CollegeTOMAS ORTIZ: northern Kentucky University achiever’s Scholarship. attEnDing:ohio State UniversityJOSEPH BERNARD RUTER, III: indiana University Bloomington iU ExcellenceScholarship; Xavier University trustee Scholarship and haB Scholarship; Corona StudiiSenior Student of the Year award. attEnDing: Xavier University

graduationawardsThe English Award

Jessica KuhlmanThe Fine Arts Award

Savanah LeeThe German Award

Riku ImanishiThe Latin Award

Sydney SparksThe Mathematics Award

Phillip DressmanThe Oratorical Award

Sarah SparksThe Religion Award

Brenna WaltersThe Science Award

Patrick BeckerThe Social Studies Award

Joseph Ruter The Spanish Award

Elizabeth KellerThe Ralph Colatrella Sportsmanship Award

Patrick BeckerJessica Kuhlman

The Leadership AwardMalory Thelen

The Christian Service AwardLydia Cooper

The Faculty AwardMalory Thelen

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(Left) Bishop Roger Foys with Covington Latin School graduates who served as pontifical servers.Front row: Malory Thelen, Bishop Foys, Matthew Villareal and Father Daniel Schomaker. Back row:Kevin Burridge, Zachary King, Jessica Kuhlman, Brenna Walters and Libby Keller.


MITCHELL COLE SCHLEPER: anderson UniversityDistinguished Student Scholarship; northern Kentucky UniversityCommonwealth Excellence Scholarship; Belmont UniversityBelmont grant-in-aid; KEES Scholarship; Edwin B. heile alumniScholarship. attEnDing: northern Kentucky UniversityLUCAS ROBERT SIEMER: Belmont University academicScholarship and Belmont grant; Bellarmine University Monsignorhorrigan Scholarship, Bellarmine tuition grant and Residencehall grant; anderson University Distinquished StudentScholarship. attEnDing: Belmont UniversitySARAH BELLE SPARKS: hillsdale College tuition ExchangeScholarship; Franciscan University Dean’s Scholarship; MatthewResing Memorial Scholarship. attEnDing: hillsdale CollegeSYDNEY MANNING SPARKS: hillsdale College tuitionExchange Scholarship; Franciscan University Dean’s Scholarshipand tuition Exchange Scholarship; Matthew Resing MemorialScholarship. attEnDing: hillsdale CollegeMALORY ELIZABETH THELEN: transylvania Universitytrustees Scholarship and achievement award; University ofKentucky Presidential Scholarship; University of Louisvillehallmark award; Centre College Faculty Scholarship; thomasMore College Presidential Scholarship and alumni Legacy award;CLS athletic Booster Scholarship; KEES Scholarship. attEnDing:transylvania UniversityMATTHEW ABRAM

VILLAREAL: Saint LouisUniversity ignatian tuition Scholarship and grantassistance; Loyola University Chicago Dean’s Scholarship;University of Dayton Dean’s Merit Scholarship and ForeverFlyer grant; DePaul Scholars award; Bellarmine UniversityMonsignor horrigan Scholarship, trustee Scholarship,Bellarmine tuition grant, BU Multiculturalism award andResidence hall grant; KEES Scholarship. attEnDing:University of KentuckyBRENNA ELISE WALTERS: University of CincinnatiCincinnatus Scholarship; Xavier University trusteeScholarship and Catholic heritage award; FranciscanUniversity Chancellor’s Scholarship; University ofLouisville national Scholars award; University of KentuckyProvost Scholarship for non-Residents; State FarmCompanies Foundation Scholarship award. attEnDing:Xavier UniversityLYNN MARIE WOLZ: northern Kentucky Universityachievers award; Let Us never Forget Scholarship; KEESScholarship. attEnDing: northern Kentucky University

Malory ThelenValedictorian

Phillip DressmanSalutatorian

The CLS faculty celebrated with graduates and their parents at the baccalaureatebrunch.

President’seducation awardsProgram

The President’s Education AwardsProgram acknowledges the educational ex-cellence of those students who have main-tained a GPA of 3.5 or above and haveexhibited high achievement in reading and mathematics through theirscores on the SAT or ACT.

The awards are given in cooperation withthe National Association of SecondarySchool Principals and the US Dept. ofEducation. Those are honored were: BridgetBarbara, Patrick Becker, Hannah Cain, LydiaCooper, Phillip Dressman, Madeline Grote,Riku Imanishi, Elizabeth Keller, KaelinKovacik, Jessica Kuhlman, Savanah Lee,Angela Nienaber, Tomas Ortiz, Joseph RuterIII, Lucas Siemer, Sarah Sparks, SydneySparks, Malory Thelen and Brenna Walters.

CLS dean makes the gradeteacher and dean of studies Stephanie tewes (shown at left with headmasterandy Barczak) is a finalist in the 2012 Legacy the next generation ofLeadership awards. Each applicant was judged on professional achievement,demonstrated leadership, community service and overall impact on our region.the winners among the ten categories will be announced at the awards dinneron July 19 at the Madison Event Center in Covington.


� Johnathan Schmolt ’90 is now the pas-tor at St. Brigid Church in Meadville,Pennsylvania.� Barbara Jennings Soard ’96 is expectingher second child this June.� Amanda Birck Wait ’97 was promotedto partner at hunton & Williams LLP. Shecounsels clients on competition and an-titrust issues. amanda and her husbandPhil live in arlington, virginia.� Susan Winterberg ’98 is a research as-sociate at harvard Business School.

2000s� Patrick Cho ’08 was elected president ofthe Student government association atCentre College for the 2012-13 school year.he also joined the Beta theta Pi fraternityand is now the chapter president.� Kristin Conder ’08 graduated fromthomas More College with a Ba in criminaljustice, a Ba in Spanish and an associate’sin psychology and was presented a depart-mental award. She will attend law school atthe University of Cincinnati this fall.� Michael Daugherty ’08 graduated fromthe University of Dallas in May with a de-gree in classical philology. he has beenawarded a fellowship to ohio StateUniversity for his master’s studies in ac-counting.� Betty Ehrman ’01 graduated with hon-ors from thomas More College in 2005with a Ba in both english and bi-ology. in 2007, she gradu-ated from the Universityof Cincinnati with amaster’s degree inenglish. in 2010,Betty graduatedfrom thomas More’sMat program as arank 1 teacher (sec-ondary education inenglish and biology).During her years ingraduate school, shetaught as an adjunctteacher at UC, XU and tMC inremedial english, composition 101and study skills. She is teaching biologyand related sciences at Dixie heights highSchool.� Rob Farrell ’00 and his wife Shawn wel-comed their daughter Lydia Elizabeth onnovember 7, 2011.� Molly Guilfoyle ‘08 is a nurse atCincinnati Children’s hospital.� Brittaney Knapp ’07 received her Ba inpsychology and associate’s degree in pre-law from thomas More College. She is now

pursuing her master’s degree in industrialand organizational psychology at northernKentucky University.� Sam Patton ’07 received his BS in cin-ema and photography from ithaca College.he is a freelance production assistant inLos angeles, California. � Gus Powers ’08 graduated from thomasMore College with a BS in chemistry and as-sociate’s in math and physics and wasawarded a Chemistry Department award.he has accepted a scholarship for the PhDprogram in chemistry at University ofCincinnati to begin this fall.� Jake Powers ’08 graduated from thomasMore College with a Ba in history and anassociate’s in philosophy. he was awardedthe Sr. Mary Philip trauth award forhistory and the thomas E. Ries Leadershipaward. he has accepted a scholarship to at-tend Chase Law School.� Anna Pranger ’00 has accepted the posi-tion of producer of classical music at WiCRin indianapolis, indiana. She also writes aweekly script for the harmonia program atWFiU in Bloomington.� Ryan Stenger ’06 was ordained a transi-tional deacon for the Diocese of Covingtonin June.� Christine Zalla ‘08 is a US Corporate taxgroup intern for Deloitte UK.

2010s� Margo Morton ’11 achieved theDean’s List for the first andsecond semester at Wittenberg University.She also was selectedfor the Charles andElsie LittleMathematics awardfor freshman for heroutstanding mathe-matics and computerscience grades.

� Sam Powers ‘10 spentspring break with a serv-ice group from thomasMore College helping buildhouses at a habitat for humanitysite in Ft. Walton Beach, Florida.� Lily Rodgers ‘10 is performing commu-nity service in new York state for theUniversity of notre Dame for eight weeksthis summer. She will be studying abroadin Dublin, ireland for the fall semester.� Justin Simms ’10 received an internshipat Procter & gamble in his freshman year atPurdue and was again offered the intern-ship for the summer of 2012.

1940s� Charlie Deters ’46 was named 2011Lawyer of the Year at the annual northernKentucky Bar association dinner inDecember.

1960s� Jerry Kohlhepp ’62 and John Cain ’81have partnered together to form allianceBusiness Lending to help small businessesget credit and asset-based loans.

1970s� Todd McMurtry ’79 was appointed cityattorney for the city of Ft. Wright, Kentucky.he is a partner at Dressman, Benzinger andLavelle law firm.

1980s� Jim Appel ’87 is a dermatologist withWilmington health associates inWilmington, north Carolina. � Ronald Jackson '86 has been appointedthe University of Cincinnati's dean of theMcMicken College of arts and Sciences,UC's largest college.� Jeff Nicholas‘ ’86 book “Reason, traditionand the good: alasdair Macintyre’stradition Constituted Reason and FrankfurtSchool Critical theory” was released in June.this fall he will be teaching classes in the“philosophy of Catholic social thought” and“Leadership and the Common good” atProvidence College. over the summer, hewill be speaking at four conferences and aresearch seminar in England.

1990s� Joe Bosch ’94 is a citation X instructor atFlight Safety international in Columbus,ohio. he is also a KC-135 pilot for the ohioair national guard.� Kaitie Kauffman Cleves ‘03 will be at-tending Marietta University for Physician’sassistant training this fall.� Christy Cleves Daly ’97 and her husbandLevi welcomed their son Ethan James onJune 9.� Mark Foltz ’94 has moved back to theCincinnati area working for Dunnhumby.� Bob Graff ’90 is the research director forMarketvision Research in Cincinnati.� Chris McDaniel ’93 won the KentuckyState Senate primary in the 23rd District. � Joe Miller ’90 is the director of specialeducation for the norwood School District.

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� Phelan Spence ’11 competed in theJunior olympics. he is ranked 48th in northamerica in junior (under 20) men’s foil.� Meghan Waters ’10, a McConnell Centerscholar at University of Louisville, visitedoxford and London, England, in May afterstudying English literature. She will alsotravel to the People’s Republic of China forfive weeks next summer as part of the pro-gram to study political science, as well assightsee in Beijing, Shanghai and Xian.≈Share your news with the Covington LatinSchool family. Go to www.covingtonlatin.org> alumni > leader update. You can emailphotos to [email protected].

James Bonar, grandfather of James Bonar-Bridges ’02

Dr. Joseph Braun ’45, grandfather of Sam ’15Bud Breetz, brother of Bill ’44 and Bob ’51,

grandfather of Frank ’07 and Rosie ’09Robert Brinker ’48Joe Cleves Sr, ’47, brother of Nick ’43, Rev.

Simeon ’45 and Charles ’55, father of JoeJr. ’71, grandfather of Matthew ’03,Matthew ’07 and Sean ’10 Cleves and SamBohman ’13

Carol Daugherty, mother of Mike ’80 andgrandmother of Michael ’08

Charles Dehne ’45Charlotte Decker, former CLS librarianJody Geisen, mother of Bill ’75Thomas Grote ’52Joyce and Tom Haas, grandparents of

Michael Haas ’15

Jimmy Hammond, grandfather of ElisabethLogan ’13

Gary Heidrich, brother of Dave ’75Jane Huber, mother of Joe ’91Jess Leffler, father of Paul ’66 and grandfa-

ther of Kyle ’99 and Evan ’03Harold Luersen, father of Jim ’77Mildred Luersen, mother of Carl ’75Rev. Edward Konerman, SJ ’45Tom McCullough ’74Larry Muldoon ’50Paul Nerone ’48 Bob Reckers, father of Robert ’64Robert Scanlon, father of Dennis ’78Rev. Msgr. Robert Vater ’38William Weidner, grandfather of David

Nussman ’13

in memoriam

Alumni help students look to future at annual Career DayCareer Day was held in late april withover 30 alum participants giving presenta-tions. Many career paths were represented including medicine, research, teaching, law,and engineering.

Elise Lucas Elam '03, attorney

Dr. Joe Stratman '78,veternarian

Paul Fielding '62, engineer


� Six seniors were in the Latin class thispast school year. of those, three received aperfect score for the fourth consecutiveyear on the national Latin Exam earningthem an oxford Classical Dictionary. thesestudents were: Phillip Dressman, SydneySparks and Malory Thelen.� nine students received a perfect score onthe 2012 national Latin Exam. only 1,111students out of over 136,000 from aroundthe world attained this distinction. thesestudents were: Kelly Bilz, PhillipDressman, Alex Gerwe, Matthew Le,James Rahner, Joseph Ruter, Sydney

Sparks, MaloryThelen and KyleWebb.Congratulations!� Bridget Barbara’12 participated inthe Dance Educatorsof america competi-tion. Bridget and herteam received thePlatinum Levelaward in the hip hop,lyrical and jazz cate-gories for a first, sec-ond and third placefinish (for their ageand division cate-gory). in the tap cat-

egory, they earned the highest award possi-ble – the titanium Level award – as well asthe inspirational award and first overallout of over 100 dance routines in the com-petition.� Carrie Duchette ‘15 will be a studentambassador in australia this summer.� Kaleigh Howland ’15 has performed inthree different plays in 2012 and has aprincipal speaking role in a suspensemovie.� Jessica Chan ‘13 was named a Joyce ivyFoundation Summer Scholar. this founda-tion provides partial and full scholarshipsfor pre-college summer study at ivy Leagueand equivalent campuses and is an all-vol-unteer organization dedicated to encourag-ing, supporting and motivatinghigh-potential young women to realizetheir educational goals by enhancing theirpursuit of academic excellence at leadingcolleges and universities.� Riku Imanishi ’12 was selected as a re-cipient of the gLoW award for beingamong the top 90th percentile of over25,000 students who took the nationalgerman Exam. this also gave him the op-portunity to study abroad this summer ingermany.� Matthew Le ’14 placed first in theRoebling Suspension Bridge artworkContest for grades 9–12. his artwork wasdisplayed during RoeblingFest in June.after that, it will be displayed at theBehringer Crawford Museum’s “RiverRoom.”

duke tiP Honorees Twenty-seven students from Covington Latin School qualified for the Duke University Talent

Identification Program (Duke TIP). These students were recognized at the State level atWestern Kentucky University on May 25: Michelle Bitter, Dee Broomhead, Michael Chang,Nathan Clendenen, Caroline Duchette, Isabel Eliassen, Amy Enweiler, Jack Flesch, WilliamFoster, Samantha Hamilton, Bella Hobbs, Claire Kaelin, David Keller, Isaac Li, Madison Light,Katherine Meyer, Michael Mohn, Constance Obermeyer, Felicity Seibt, Elliott Sipple, PeytonSteinau, Jacob Sutler, Ian Sweeney, Victor Villacis, Marcus Villareal, Katherine Wiedeman andDaniel Zalla.

Three Covington Latin School students also qualified at the National level and were invited tothe Grand Ceremony at Duke University on May 21: Michael Chang, Caroline Duchette andMichael Mohn.

Student

HighlightssPorts newsFour CLS athletes received Cincinnati

Enquirer All-Star honors for their fall sports.They are: Tomas Ortiz ’12 – Boys SoccerHonorable Mention; Bridgette Hildreth ’13– Girls Soccer Honorable Mention; PeterRodgers ’13 – Boys Cross CountryHonorable Mention; Anna Matchinga ’13 –Girls Golf Honorable Mention.

Mitchell Blewett ’13 and AnnaMatchinga ’13 won the 2012 CommunityPress Sportsman and Sportswoman of theYear Award. This is a first for Latin School!Bridgette Hildreth ’13 was also nominated.Out of 16 nominees CLS had three!

Anna Matchinga ’13 and her AAU bas-ketball team won the Kentucky statechampionship for the thirdconsecutive year.

Mitchell Blewett ’13 hada fantastic basketball season! He was numberone in the state averaging27.1 points per game andnumber three in the statewith 13.5 rebounds pergame. He is only 243 pointsshy of breaking DavidJustice’s ’82 record of 1,375 points.

Mitchell Blewett

Anna Matchinga

sHow off your cls Prideby visiting the school’s spirit shop. From t-shirts,shorts, hoodies, fleece and golf towels to name just afew items, there is something for everyone. See what’s available at www.covingtonlatin.org andclick on “current CLS students.”


governor’s scHolarProgram

Congratulations to soon-to-be seniors Bridgette Hildreth,Elisabeth Logan and Alexandra Trunnell for being selected to at-tend the five-week all expenses paid enrichment Governor’sScholar program this summer. Also congratulations to soon-to-bejunior Mindy Reutter for being selected to attend the three- weeksummer enrichment Governor’s School for the Arts program thissummer. Her focus is vocal music. Katie Bischoff has been se-lected as an alternate for the program.

Elisabeth Logan, Alexandra Trunnell and Bridgette Hildreth

Katie Bischoff and Mindy Reutter

Patrick Stewart '13 and grandparents

Bridget Barbara '12 and grandmother

Students honor grandparents with special daythe first annualgrandparents Day was heldon March 23 beginning withMass in the Cathedral andfollowed by a reception inthe Kohlhepp Family Forum.More than 100 grandpar-ents were in attendance.


From theDevelopment

OfficeThree ways to supportCLS without costingyou a dime

THE GRAND EVENT annual fundraiser was held on March 10 at Receptions in Erlanger.thank you to the over 250 people who attended to support Covington Latin School. a big thank you to Margie Powers for once again chairing the grand Event. She does sucha fine job! thanks to Paula grome, development office assistant, and to the past and currentparents who volunteered for many tasks — helping to make the great baskets, picking upitems, set-up and check-out and alumni who did many different jobs to make this a successagain this year. a special thank you to Missa Mitchell, wife of Marty Mitchell ’83, for makingthe desserts; to Leila Spriggs, cafeteria mom and past parent, for the wonderful appetizers;her husband Mark Perzel for emceeing the event; our auctioneer Mike Kamer; and the CLSseniors who worked the event.a special thank you to Pilot Contracting inc. (Mike Schleper ’70 and Brian ’82 Schleper)for being the sponsor of the event, along with the individuals and businesses that providedteacher and booth sponsorships. the generous donation of gift cards, cash and auctionitems from the CLS family and our wider community allowed for the success of the event. Dr. Ronald Fragge ’49 was the winner of the grand Raffle. Cathy Matchinga again won(she also won several years ago) the Key Club diamond earrings valued at $1,900. this prizewas donated by Cleves and Lonnemann Jewelers (Charlie ’71 and Mary Lynn Cleves).it takes many hands to make this event a success every year. Parents, please plan to vol-unteer. no experience is necessary!

Kroger Rewardsthe changes that the Kroger Co. and itssubsidiaries instituted on May 1 will makeit easier to support CLS through theirCommunity Rewards program.all you need to do is:1. Use your loyalty card (that gives youdiscounts as you shop). — if you do not have an online accountwith Kroger (or their other grocery storesthroughout the U.S.), create an account.Just follow the prompts.— if you already have an account, log in.2. Click on “Community Rewards and“edit Community Rewards”.3. in the “Find your organization” box,type in Covington Latin School.4. When Covington Latin School comesup, click on the circle to its left.5. Click on “Save changes.”it is that easy! now, whenever you useyour loyalty card (or alternate iD number),CLS will earn a four percent rebate on mostin-store purchases.Box Tops for EducationSave those little coupons on packagesand cans and drop off or mail to the school.Every little bit helps. We earned over$1,300 this year alone.Remke Markets Rewards Programthis is the same set up as Kroger. Stopby Remke and sign up. the school receivesa percentage of your purchases.

Brick ordersBrick orders are still being taken for the new courtyard. Cost is $150 each.More than 220 bricks are now in place. You have three lines with 14 spaces (in-cluding spaces between first and last name, etc.) on each line available. ContactCinda Rudolph at (859)261-4049 or [email protected] to order.


Join other alumni as a member of the BishopFrancis William Howard Legacy Society

CLS development office hosts estate planning seminar

to recognize individuals who havemade some provision forCovington Latin School in their es-tate plans, we have establishedthe Bishop Francis William hoard LegacySociety, which is described in the brochureincluded with this newsletter. Please take afew minutes to read this brochure, and ifyou already have established any type ofplanned gifts for Covington Latin School,we hope you will consider allowing us to in-clude your name in our Legacy Society.With respect for your privacy, no amountsor gifts types will be mentioned.

Membership in the Bishop FrancisWilliam howard Legacy Society includes:• Personal satisfaction of belonging to adedicated group of donors who realizethat planning for future leaders in ourcommunity is achieved by helpingCovington Latin continue our commit-ment to excellence.• an invitation to an annual LegacySociety member gathering at CLS.• tax savings for you and your estate.• an encouragement to others to make asimilar contribution to the future ofour school.

For more information, please contactJane Mary tenhover, director of advance-ment at (859) 261-4049 or [email protected]. thirty-five alumni and spousesgathered at Covington LatinSchool on the evening of Monday,april 30, for an estate planningdiscussion with James a. Dressman, iii, ‘70a partner with Dressman, Benzinger andLavelle law firm. Jim, who also was justnamed to the 2012 edition of “Best Lawyersin america,” covered the following areas ofestate planning with the seminar partici-pants: • Why everyone needs an estate plan• Basic documents for an estate plan in-cluding trusts, powers of attorneys andliving wills• Current federal tax law issues andwhat should be done now• Charitable giving techniques as part ofyour estate plan• how to get started on your estate plan. our sincere thanks to everyone whojoined us for the seminar and refreshmentson april 30, and a special note of apprecia-tion to Jim Dressman.

Jane Mary TenhoverDirector of Advancement


Future alumni events being discussedare an alumni cruise and a reunion week-end.Make sure to continue to update yourcontact information and share your goodnews. Please include your e-mail address.there have been many occasions this yearwhere e-mail notices were sent to thealumni (but was not snail-mailed) due torising costs in postage. if you want to be in-cluded in these e-mail notices, go to ourschool website www.covingtonlatin.orgunder the “alumni” tab and furnish the nec-essary information or contact me [email protected] call(859) 261-4049.

thank you to all who have supportedthe Leaders Start here Building Campaignand the academic advancement Fund. Youall have made a difference in the lives of ourcurrent and future students! For your convenience, remember youcan make your donations to the schoolthrough our online giving tab on the homepage of the school website (“Support CLS”).Upcoming alumni events to plan for:• alumni golf outing at twin oaks onthursday, July 26• First annual alumnae Brunch at CLSon Saturday, august 4 • alumni Banquet at CLS on Saturday,october 13 Alumni, family and

friends of CLS attended Turfway

Park March 23.

Alumni support is going strong

alumni banquet HonoreesMake plans now to join us for the annual Alumni Banquet on Saturday,

October 13 in the Eva G. Farris Science Building in The Kohlhepp Family Forum.Reservation information will be mailed out in late summer.

Congratulations to those being honored:Bonitatem Award (service to the community): Ken Rechtin ‘66Disciplinam Award (outstanding in his profession): Jim Shanahan Jr. ‘77Scientiam Award (outstanding in teaching of others): Dave Maher ‘63Honorary Alumnus Award: Sr. Georgia MessingschlagerYoung Distinguished Alumnus Award: Kris Knochelmann ‘872012 Distinguished Alumnus Award: Fr. Albert Ruschman ‘45

dbl attorneysrecognizedJoe Cleves ’71, Jim Dressman III ’70, Mark Guilfoyle ’76. Alan Hartman ’68 andTodd McMurtry ’79 were recognized byCincy Magazine as five of the top lawyersin the tri-state area. They are partners atthe law firm of Dressman, Benzinger andLaVelle.

alumnae bruncHNew this summer is the Alumnae Brunchscheduled for august 4 in the KohlheppFamily Forum of the Eva G. Farris ScienceBuilding. Come join other alumna for afun-filled morning that will include a littleshopping and a lovely brunch. ContactPaula Grome at (859) 261-4049 [email protected] to reserve your spot. Cost is $20. Deadlineis July 20.

alumni golf outing It’s coming up! Get your foursome togetherand send in your reservation (payable tothe CLS Alumni Assn. by July 19).

tHursday, July 26 at Twin Oaks Golf CourseCost: Prepaid $100; at the door $110;grads from 2009–12 only $90Dinner only: $25Registration: 9–10:15 a.m.Shotgun start: 10:30 a.m.You will need to furnish your handicap or average golf score.

$150 hole sponsorships anddoor prize donations

are needed.

Contact CindaRudolph [email protected] or (859) 261-4049.

FromAlumni

AffairsCINDA RUDOLPH


the long-anticipated day to dedicate the new CLS build-ing and renovation arrived on December 7 — appro-priate since the original building was dedicated onDecember 7, 1941. Mass was celebrated by BishopFoys and building campaign donors in the renovated chapel andwas followed by a special luncheon in the new board room.in the afternoon, the Covington’s mayor declared December7 as Covington Latin School Day, the whole facility was blessedby Bishop Foys, a special video of the construction project wasshown and many speeches given. there was newspaper andtelevision coverage of the day and in January the diocesannewspaper, the Messenger, published a 12-page special sectionto commemorate the project. the celebration of this accomplishment concluded with aparty on December 10 for alumni, parents and friends of theschool.

Kathy Metzger and Christy Boehmker inthe newly remodeled main office

Students enjoy the new courtyard.

The donor lunch was held in the board room.

New building/renovation dedicated

The Commons area is used for student gatherings.

Students wore special t-shirts tocommemorate Dedication Day.

The day began with Mass in the renovated chapel.


$100,000+Building Crafts, inc.Mr. and Mrs. oakley Farrishellmann Family FundJerome C. and Diane L.KohlheppRobert J. Kohlhepp FamilyFund of the greaterCincinnati FoundationMarge Schott FoundationMrs. Barbara verstMr. and Mrs. Raymond D.WagnerMichael Zalla MemorialFoundationMr. Wilbert L. Ziegler$50,000+anonymousMr. and Mrs. Rodney CainDr. Kent hallMr. William g. KohlheppEdwin t. and MarleneRobinson Family Fund ofthe greater CincinnatiFoundationDr. thomas M. von Lehman$25,000+Mr. norbert J. BaumannMr. John S. CainMr. Steven L. FrankMr. Mark D. guilfoyleDr. Martin W. MitchellMr. and Mrs. KimberlyPattonMr. Craig a. RudolphRev. albert E. RuschmanMr. James P. Shanahan Jr.Dr. Richard g. StevieDr. Lee J. vesperMr. E. John Wolfzorn$10,000+anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Mike ashMr. William v. Banks Jr.Mr. andrew J. BarczakDr. John M. BeckerMr. Mark a. BitterDr. Christopher F. Bollingand Mr. StephenPetersonMr. Marvin R. BorneDr. and Mrs. James ErnstMr. and Mrs. Mike halesMr. alan J. hartmanMr. and Mrs. Seiki imanishiDr. thomas Kalin and Dr.Elizabeth MoussasMr. Robert h. KordenbrockDr. Brian E. LahmannMr. Stephen a. LangMr. todd v. McMurtry

Mr. Joseph U. MeyerMr. and Mrs. Stepheno’BryanMr. george F. RabeMr. Michael a. SchleperMr. and Mrs. MarcSchwegmanUS BankDr. James a. Zallain memory of Dr. William v.Banks ‘55: Mrs. PaulineBaumann$5,000+Mrs. Mary Jo amlieMr. Joseph n. BaumannMr. Christopher J. BeckmanMr. Matthew M. BischoffDr. C. William BlewettMr. William h. BoehmerDr. James E. BrownDr. William P. CaldonCharles and Ruth SeligmanFamily Foundation, inc.Mr. Charles n. ClevesMr. Joseph a. Cleves Jr.Mr. D. Craig Dancevery Rev. James B. Egbersv. F.Mr. James R. FlachMr. Paul J. gieskeMr. Steven R. grohRev. Raymond S. hartmanRev. Msgr. Donald F.hellmannMr. S. Jerry hindmanDr. William B. hoppenjansMr. James E. horner Jr.Johnson Charitable giftFundMr. James P. KleierMr. george P. KreutzjansRev. John h. KrogerDr. Richard M. LampeMr. David a. LedonneMr. gregory J. LunnMr. John C. MackeMr. timothy S. Mauntel

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey MillerDr. Sara MurrayDr. Scott a. neltnerRev. Daniel J. nollDr. Douglas g. ohmerBill and Margie PowersMr. James P. RaufMr. Frank al SchleperDr. thomas W. SchoborgDr. Mark SchroerMr. Stephen M. SeiterDr. and Mrs. RichardSparksDr. thaddeus B. StantonMr. and Mrs. StevenStephensMr. Richard L. StewartDr. and Mrs. ManuelvillarealMr. Joseph C. von Lehman Jr.Mr. thomas J. WoodruffMr. David W. ZallaDr. Mark J. Zalla

$2,500+anonymousMr. and Mrs. Bill ahearnMr. Roger Black and Ms.Carol CrowleyMr. Paul J. BrinkerMr. Barry E. CumminsMs. Meredith M. DoellmanMr. John S. DomaschkoMr. Martin B. DressmanMr. and Mrs. SteveElmlingerMr. and Mrs. garyEnzweilerMr. gregory J. FoltzDr. gerald R. FranzenMr. Carl goodmonsonMr. R. arthur grimmeLt. Col. (Ret.) Richard P.hainesDr. Stanley W. heckMr. David R. hergottMr. Paul J. KlingenbergMr. James M. LancasterMr. Joseph i. Lonnemann iiiDr. John n. LorenzDr. Richard J. Menke

Mr. and Mrs. Mike MetzgerDr. Richard g. oliver Jr.Mr. gregory a. PostonRev. James E. QuillMr. David a. RakelMr. Richard B. Ritter Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Ken RudolphRev. James M. RyanMr. Roger SchroderMr. and Mrs. StephenSchroederMr. george J. SchuetteDr. Earl E. SchuhMr. Lawrence S. SchusterMr. Drew t. SeifriedDr. Joseph P. StratmanMr. Barry J. tuemlerRev. gerald E. twaddellRev. Daniel J. vogelpohlMr. David C. WatersMrs. Mary Willenborg$1,000+Mr. gerald L. BaldwinMr. Robert B. BarbaraMr. and Mrs. tim BarbaraDr. Claire F. BeimeschMr. and Mrs. Kenneth W.BirckMr. Charles W. BlewettMr. and Mrs. ChipBoehmkerMs. angel BolinMr. Lawrence R. BorneMr. Michael J. BrennanMr. thomas C. Brinkman Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth BrittMr. John J. BrockmeierMr. John P Bruggen Jr.Mr. Bernard C. BurkhardtMr. Charles E. ButlerDr. Stephen D. CalvertDr. and Mrs. Sandy CarrollRev. Msgr. William F. ClevesMr. timothy R. ConnersMr. Donald W. CumminsMr. gregory a.CunninghamMr. and Mrs. MarkCuthrellDr. James a. DeyeMr. Dan J. Dioriotom and Loraine DooleyCharitable FundMr. James a. Dressman iiiRev. Msgr. Michael DueDr. Michael W. DunnMr. James R. EilersMr. and Mrs. Dale ElifritsFrost Brown todd, LLCMr. and Mrs. garry gerlachMr. and Mrs. Justin gibson Jr.Dr. gilbert L. gigliottiMr. Christopher g. grout

Building Campaign updatethanks to everyone who donated to our Building Campaign. the students,faculty and staff have settled in to the new facility very nicely. the students en-joyed the openness of the new building and the renovation of the 1941 building.School days needed to be lengthened until the end of the third quarter to makeup for the late start of school (october 19). For several weeks into november,holy trinity School in newport and principal Jeff Finke ’80 welcomed Latin Schoolfaculty and students into their building so our school year could begin.Donations can still be made to help defray the construction and renovationcost. Contact Jane Mary tenhover at (859) 261-4049 or [email protected] here are the donors who have graciously given to the BuildingCampaign through June 15, 2012. these lists have been scrutinized very care-fully and we apologize if there are any errors. thank you so much for helping usfulfill our dream!

A view of Covington and Cincinnati from the new conference room


Rev. Ralph C. hartmanMr. P. Randal haumesserDr. Raymond g. hebertMr. Donald J. hellmannMr. Robert a. hengelbrokMr. timothy a. herzogMr. W. John KaldyMr. and Mrs. David KellerMr. Paul J. KemperMr. Raymond a. Kemper Mr. Kris a. KnochelmannMr. Eugene F. KoehlMr. David v. KramerMr. Larry J. KremerKroger FoundationMr. Brian t. KuteMs. Yeon LeeMr. Edwin R. LinzMr. Donald LoftusMr. thomas M. LorenzDr. Robert t. McClureMr. thomas L. MeyerMr. Michael S. MyersDr. and Mrs. garry neltnerMr. John W. nienaberDr. John P. o’Brien Jr.Mr. Rahul E. PrasadCol. USaF (Ret.) Walter J.RabeDr. and Mrs. David RahnerRev. Robert J. ReinkeMr. and Mrs. Curtis RichterDr. Leo L. RiedingerDr. Donald a. SaelingerMrs. Mary Lee SchafferDr. and Mrs. David SchmidMr. gregory C. SchulerDr. Robert a. ScottMr. and Mrs. Robert SmithMr. and Mrs. thomas SpethMr. Robert W. StevieRev. Patrick F. StewartMrs. nicole M. taitthe academy of greaterCincinnatiMr. and Mrs. RalphWilmhoff

Mr. and Mrs. EdwardZawadzkiMr. and Mrs. normanZieglerMr. anthony J. Zilliox$500+Mr. and Mrs. SteveannekenDr. and Mrs. thomasBackerDr. Ronald h. BauerleMr. Paul J. BoddeMr. and Mrs. DavidCammMs. Lynda CrossanDr. todd g. CulmanMr. Raymond C. DarnellMr. Frank B. DeckerDr. and Mrs. Mark DeisDr. Paul J. DunnMr. Michael t. EismannMs. Kristina E. gerlachMr. Michael J. gormanMr. Roger g. hehmanDr. anthony R. hemmerMr. and Mrs. Joseph a.henchyMr. Richard W. hengelbrokDr. John a. herold iiiDr. Daniel J. hiltzDr. Robert P. hummelMr. and Mrs. EdwardhunkemoellerMr. Robert W. KaiserMr. and Mrs. Scott KanterMr. Larry Kavanagh & Ms. Kelly KuschMr. and Mrs. CharlesKennerMr. Matthew KrebsMr. Robert J. La EaceMr. John LaneMr. and Mrs. Ric LatzDr. John R. MeierMr. Robert F. Mihalik Jr.Dr. and Mrs. John Morrison

Dr. thomas B. MuellerMr. Richard g. niehausCapt. Brian g. noelMr. Frederick W. osburgMr. Robert J. Paul Jr.Mr. Richard R. RaabeMrs. anna ReisingMr. Philip J. RobbinsDr. James J. RoebkerMr. Daniel v. RomerLt. Col. Robert W. SchaeferMr. Richard a. SchumacherMr. Philip J. SchutteMs. Jean SensMr. Richard E. ShinnersDr. James M. StearnsMs. Stephanie tewesMr. Louis J. trauth iiiMr. and Mrs. BenjaminWilmhoffMr. h. anthonyWoltermann$1–$499Mr. Paul R. abelnMr. William t. abramsMr. and Mrs. James W.atkinsMr. Jonathan R. averdickRev. Stephen M.Bankemper

Mr. Christopher M. BarczakMr. and Mrs. John BendeleMr. alec J. BirminghamDr. Carl t. BishopMr. Eric BoehmerMr. and Mrs. MichaelBozymMr. Mark BrooksMr. gerard J. BuechelMrs. Margaret ButlerMr. Bon B. CahillMr. and Mrs. RonaldChristensenMr. andrew J. ClevesMr. and Mrs. thomasConnellyMr. John R. CrawfordMr. and Mrs. Lawrence E.DarpelDr. and Mrs. vrushank g.Dave’Mr. Jeffrey E. FinkeMr. Michael J. FinnMr. harold J. FodorMr. gerard J. FoltzMr. John L. garveyMs. Ellyn M. gerretyMr. Christopher C. gibsonMr. and Mrs. thomas C.gierMr. and Mrs. MichaelgrieseMr. William P. gronefeldMrs. Debbie gruberMr. and Mrs. thomas F.habigMr. Ebert haegeleMr. george B. hammerleMr. and Mrs. Michael M.hebbelerDr. Michael E. heldMr. and Mrs. Carey heuerMr. and Mrs. gerald hodgesMr. george R. hoffmanMr. John L. holtzMr. timothy C. husemanMr. Matthew C. Kahn

Dr. Daniel a. Keenan Jr.Ms. Brittaney a. KnappMr. gary W. KohlheppMr. Patrick v. KolbeMr. Mark a. KopserMs. Renee’ C. KrejciMr. timothy P. Kruse Sr.Mr. Robert P. LangenderferMr. Steve LavelleMr. and Mrs. Steve LoganMr. and Mrs. anthonyLuebbersMr. and Mrs. DanielMcCulloughSr. georgiaMessingschlager CDPMr. thomas C. MeyerMr. Ray Morton & Ms. Joanne EllenaMr. and Mrs. CharlesniemanMr. Robert v. nienaberMr. Jeffrey F. ohrenMr. Benjamin J. PurcellMr. and Mrs. John QuastMr. Kevin D. RengeringMs. geneva RiehemannMr. Mark RobinsonMr. and Mrs. Mark RodgersMr. and Mrs. Robert RussMs. nell a. SchafferMr. Robert SchafferMr. thomas M. SchamerRev. george J.SchuhmacherMr. Brian D. SebastianDr. andrew L. SeibertMr. and Mrs. John SheehyMr. John Paul SheehyMs. Kelsey L. SparksMr. and Mrs. Ken SparksMr. timothy B. SpilleDr. Christian L. StauberDeacon Ryan L. StengerRev. Robert W. Stephan S. J.terry gruelle orthodonticsDr. albert J. vesper iiiMr. Robert J. vogelpohlMr. William M. WareMr. Mark g. WatersMr. Dan Whitacre

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CLS family celebrates Andy Barczak Day!

see story on Page 2A special t-shirt designwas created for the day.

The Covington Latin School family declared May 2 Andy Barczak Day to honor thedecades of dedicated service provided by their headmaster.

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