Elder High School - Notable Alumni

Notable Alumni

As of 2006, approximately 16,000 people have graduated from Elder High School. Notable alumni include:

Athletics
  • Buzz Boyle, Former MLB player (Boston Braves, Brooklyn Dodgers)
  • Ralph Brickner, Former MLB player (Boston Red Sox)
  • Robert Hoernschemeyer (1943) – professional football running back
  • Jim Brosnan (1945) – pitcher for the Chicago Cubs, St. Louis Cardinals, Cincinnati Reds and Chicago White Sox, and inductee to the "Shrine of the Eternals" of the Baseball Reliquary.
  • Don Ruberg (1947) – head baseball coach at Xavier University, 1963–1967
  • Bob Fry (1949) – professional football offensive lineman
  • Gordon Massa (1953) – catcher for the Chicago Cubs, 1957–1958
  • Ron Moeller, Former MLB player (Baltimore Orioles, Los Angeles Angels, Washington Senators)
  • Steve Junker (1953) – professional football tight end
  • Dan James (1955) – professional football player
  • Joe Schaffer (1955) – professional football player for the Buffalo Bills, 1960
  • Steve Tensi (1961) – professional football quarterback
  • Bill Earley (1974) – pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals, 1986
  • Chris Nichting (1984) – Major League Baseball pitcher
  • Dan Rohrmeier, Former MLB player (Seattle Mariners)
  • Eric Toth (1989) – head tennis coach at Xavier University
  • Dan Stricker (1998) – professional football player for the New England Patriots
  • Ricky Brown (2002) – professional football player for the New England Patriots
  • Eric Wood (2004) – 28th pick in the 2009 NFL Draft and professional football player for the Buffalo Bills
  • Mike Windt (2004) – professional football player for the San Diego Chargers
  • Jake McQuaide (2006) – professional football player for the St. Louis Rams
  • Kyle Rudolph (2008) – All-American college football tight end, Notre Dame; professional football player for the Minnesota Vikings
  • Jerry Vogele – professional football player for the New England Patriots
  • Steve Keller – professional soccer player for the Dallas Burn
Clergy
  • Most Reverend Bishop John J. Kaising – Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese for the Military Services, USA
Business
  • George Schaefer, Jr. – former CEO of Fifth Third Bancorp
Government and politics
  • Donald D. Clancy – eight-term Republican member of the United States House of Representatives (January 3, 1961 – January 3, 1977)
  • Steve Driehaus (1984) – Former Democratic member of the U.S. House of Representatives, 1st district
  • Henry Jude (Trey) Radel III (1994) –Republican member of the United States House of Representatives who will enter into office in January 2013 for Florida's 19th congressional district
Media/Entertainment
  • Jon Riggi – Leader writer of NBC sitcom "30 Rock."
  • Jim Borgman – Pulitzer Prize–winning cartoonist for The Cincinnati Enquirer
  • Raymond J. Brune (1980) – four-time Emmy Award–winning media producer and co-head of Yani-Brune Entertainment; produced more than 15,000 hours of live network, cable and local television programming
  • Bill Hemmer (1983) – Fox News Channel journalist and anchor, formerly with CNN
  • John Fay (1975) – Cincinnati Reds beat writer for The Enquirer in Cincinnati
  • Brian Combs (1979) Morning News Anchor and Ast. News Director at 700WLW radio in Cincinnati, member of Elder/Seton Performing Arts Hall of Fame

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