WINTER 2017

MEET OUR NEW PRINCIPAL ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 KEY CLUB ULTIMATE FRISBEE Several alumni as well as current students participated in the third annual Jenny Deery Ultimate Frisbee Tournament on July 18 at Ellenberger Park. The tournament is organized by the Scecina Key Club, a student service group affiliated with Kiwanis International, and raises funds for nonprofits that help families dealing with terminal illnesses. The tournament is named for Jenny Deery, a former Scecina parent who died of leukemia in 2014.

IN THIS ISSUE

Nowland News 02 The Father Scecina Magazine is published by the Classroom Modernization 04 Office of Advancement Scecina Memorial High School Father Tom Day 05 5000 Nowland Avenue Indianapolis, IN 46201 Discover Opportunities 07 www.scecina.org Crusader Athletics Copyright 2017 08

President | Joseph S. Therber Meet Dr. Brettnacher 12 Principal | Joseph Brettnacher, Ph.D. Vice President of Advancement | Bob Golobish Message from Board of Directors Vice President of Finance and Operations | Cindy Hemmelgarn 2016-17 Financial Review 14 Athletic Director | Jason Kehrer ’88 Director of Marketing Communications | Beth Murphy 2016-17 Honor Roll of Donors 16 Director of Development and Alumni Relations | Jim McGuinness ’68 Director of Enrollment Management | Miriam Medina Alumni News 32 Layout | Mandy Crandell Contributors | Rose Branson, Jean (Kriech) Donlan ‘85, Bob Golobish, Beth Murphy, Gia Spaulding In Memoriam 41 Photography | Gary Yohler ‘63 (Tiffany Studio), Beth Murphy, Mandy Crandell, Rose Branson, David Leszcynski ‘09 Printed by Printing Partners | Dennis Shea ‘85

On the cover: Dr. Joseph Brettnacher talks with freshmen LaRon Bradshaw (right) and Keila Soriano. (Photo by Mandy Crandell) Story on page 12. A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT Our March of Excellence

“For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, plans to prosper you . . . plans to give you hope and a future (Jeremiah 29:11).”

Greetings, Scecina Community!

I have great news! Scecina Memorial High School has received approval from the Archdiocese of Indianapolis to undertake the bold and exciting initiative of a forward-looking capital campaign.

This initiative will be the first of its kind in Scecina’s history. It will be a transformative step in our never-ending march of excellence—living the Gospel and attaining the best possible results in all that we do.

The campaign will seek gifts of prayer, service, and treasure for the following priorities that emerged from our Strategic Growth Plan, stakeholder discussion groups, and personal interviews:

• Constructing new exterior sports and activity fields

• Constructing a chapel inside the school building

• Modernizing and relocating the weight room to the school building

• Renovating the main entrance on Nowland Avenue while making it handicap accessible and more visitor-friendly

• Establishing an Academic Excellence Fund

• Expanding our Facilities Endowment Fund.

The organizational phase of the campaign is underway and will continue into 2018. Scecina alumni and friends locally and nationally will then receive more information and invitations to participate during the following 12 months.

Guiding the campaign will be an Executive Committee consisting of these alumni and friends:

Mary A. (Robinson, 1961) and David S. Allen George Newhart (1960) Dr. Sheila (McNelis, 1979) Gamache and Bob Bates Mike and Anne (Mullin) O’Connor Chris (1987) and Paje (Etling) Felts Bob Golobish, Vice President of Advancement Lori (Watts, 1977) and Kevin Johnson (1977) Jean (Kriech, 1985) Donlan, Campaign Coordinator Nancy (Wagner, 1985) and Kris Leming Joe Therber, President

We are in the process of inviting and enlisting Honorary Chairs, National Advisors and additional campaign leaders. Scecina has retained the consulting services of the Institute for School and Parish Development (www.ispd.com) to help guide the campaign.

As a school community, we have made significant progress in every facet of Scecina. For example, once more we have received an A rating from the Indiana Department of Education. We modernized 24 classrooms over the summer and have a new principal, Dr. Joseph Brettnacher. In this issue of the magazine you will learn more about each of these steps forward. Let me conclude by saying that I am truly excited to see our capital campaign unfold and want to thank you in advance for your prayers, suggestions, and support.

Peace and blessings,

Joseph S. Therber President FATHER SCECINA MAGAZINE | WINTER 2017 1 NOWLAND news

CONGRATULATIONS, SCECINA COMMUNITY Scecina has again earned an A grade from the Indiana Department of Education school accountability rating system.

The state’s school accountability system uses multiple measurements of academic performance and progress, including graduation rates; standardized test scores in Mathematics and English/Language arts; and measurable indicators of college and career readiness. Schools receive grades from A-F.

Indiana’s Growth Model tracks students’ academic progress from one school year to the next using standardized test scores. A significant dimension of Scecina’s A rating is the students’ test score growth from middle school to high school.

“I commend our students for believing in their growth potential, our teachers for fostering a growth mindset, and our parents for all they do,” said Scecina President Joe Therber.

President Therber said he was especially happy to see the school rated highly for preparing students for college and career. “School accountability is but a pathway to higher goals,” he said. “At Scecina, we want every college-bound student to identify and gain acceptance to his or her college or university of choice.” n

STATE RECOGNITION MEETING PEOPLE’S NEEDS Thanks to everyone who supported the Student FOR AP EXAM SCORES Council’s annual canned food drive for St. Vincent de Paul in November. The school collected a total of Scecina was recognized this year by Indiana 11,039 cans. Superintendent of Public Instruction Jennifer McCormick, Ph.D., for being one of only 73 Here are the totals by category: schools in the state with over 25% of their students scoring 3 or higher on the Advanced 9th Grade: 3,568 12th Grade: 3,413 Placement exams. The school received a personal 10th Grade: 1,357 Faculty & Staff: 852 congratulatory note from Dr. McCormick. 11th Grade: 1,849 “As you know, Advanced Placement courses are a great benefit to Indiana students,” she wrote. The drive is a perfect example “These classes challenge students and prepare of “following Jesus’ example of them for life beyond high school. I want to meeting people’s applaud the teachers and staff at your school needs,” which is a for their commitment to challenging students phrase from the inside the classroom and providing them rigorous school’s mission learning opportunities. I cannot say thank you statement. n enough.” n

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INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

By Beth Murphy, Director of Marketing Communications

There were more than a few tears as 15 Spanish students said goodbye to Scecina one September morning.

There were long embraces and photos taken with phones. Over their three-week stay, they formed close Fifteen students from the Andalusia region of Spain spent three weeks at Scecina in relationships with their host families and with the September. They visited sites in Indianapolis and attended classes at Scecina. For two students of Scecina. days, they introduced Scecina Spanish students to cultural lessons from their homeland. The students hailed from Andalusia in southern Spain; several came from the capital city of Seville and others live in smaller towns. They came as part of a short-term program of Foreign Links Around the Globe (FLAG), an international student exchange program.

“It’s great that Scecina has the ability to bring people together,” said John Hegarty, Scecina’s Vice President of Community Initiatives and also the head of the international student program. “It does foster life-long friendships. It was amazing for me to see the close friendships that developed in such a short time.”

Lily Anderson and Gabby Heaps arrived at Scecina in November from New Zealand. Victoria Gomez Fernandez, from the town of Ubrique They’re spending eight weeks in Indianapolis and were wishing to see a white in the province of Cadiz, said the people were her Christmas, as it’s summer back home in New Zealand. favorite thing about Indianapolis.

She enjoyed listening to American radio and discovering the flavor of pumpkin. She bought a pumpkin at the orchard and made sure her host family carved a jack- o-lantern, a tradition not practiced in Spain. She also bought a gold-metallic pair of Converse tennis shoes.

Scecina is hosting 26 international students from China, India, Thailand and Nigeria for the whole year. The school also welcomed more short-stay students this year from France, Australia, New Zealand, and China. n

French students welcomed Cyrille Perroquin (front row, center) from France in October. Scecina also hosted Aimie Tromp from Australia in the fall.

FATHER SCECINA MAGAZINE | WINTER 2017 3 SCECINA MODERNIZES 24 CLASSROOMS

Scecina’s summer project to modernize 24 classrooms • George T. Newhart Jr. ’60, Chair, Scecina Memorial was a big undertaking. Thanks to generous donors, High School Board of Directors more than $400,000 was raised for new ceilings and floors, paint, electrical service, windows, blinds, dry erase • Annette “Mickey” Lentz, Chancellor, Archdiocese of boards, and air conditioning units. Indianapolis • Rev. Msgr. William F. Stumpf, Ph.D., Vicar General/ The completed classrooms now are full of students and Moderator of the Curia, Archdiocese of Indianapolis teachers, desks and computers. • Jolinda Moore, Executive Director of Stewardship and “Succeeding in this project took a big team of people,” Development, Archdiocese of Indianapolis said Scecina President Joe Therber during a ceremony • Nancy A. (Wagner) Leming ’85, Chair, Finance after a school Mass on November 21 to honor those Committee, Scecina who helped with the modernization project. “Certain • Dan Babcock ‘89, James Babcock, Electrical Contractors individuals from the Archdiocese of Indianapolis, Scecina Board of Directors, business community, and the Scecina • Steve Hodgson ’74, Chair, Facilities Committee, staff played instrumental roles in the project. Scecina • Pete Rath, Project Coordinator, NBA Builders “The leaders whom we are thanking today are important parts of our Scecina Community and help to make our • Brandon Gatton, Superintendent, NBA Builders school better and stronger every day,” he said. • Todd Adawi, Project Coordinator, NBA Builders

President Therber and Principal Joe Brettnacher thanked • Dave Smith ’76, Facilities Manager, Scecina the following people during the ceremony: • David Spurlin, Assistant Facilities Manager, Scecina • Gina Kuntz Fleming, Superintendent of Catholic • Kay Crouch, Maintenance Staff, Scecina Schools for the Archdiocese of Indianapolis, representing Archbishop Charles Thompson • Theresa Pack, Maintenance Staff, Scecina • Brian Burkert, Chief Financial Officer/Executive • Joseph Hegarty ’15, Valued Alumnus Director, Archdiocese of Indianapolis • Eamon Hegarty ’16, Valued Alumnus n • Stacy Harris, Senior Director of Finance and Compliance Officer, Archdiocese of Indianapolis

(front) President Joe Therber, John Hegarty, Theresa Pack, Gina Fleming, Stacy Harris, George Newhart, Pete Rath (back) Dan Babcock, Todd Adawi, Dave Spurlin, Brandon Gatton, Principal Joe Brettnacher, Steve Hodgson

4 FATHER SCECINA MAGAZINE | WINTER 2017 FATHER TOM DAY

Tom Griffin ’62 says his answer will always be “yes” when he is called upon to serve the Scecina Community.

As a U.S. military veteran, every year he attends the annual Father Tom Mass. This year, he was the honoree. He was awarded the prestigious Father Tom Award at the annual celebration on Oct. 24.

Griffin was born on Oct. 26, 1944, just two days after Father Tom died at sea during World War II.

In 1963, Tom, a lifelong parishioner at Little Flower Parish, enlisted in the U.S. Air Force and was stationed in Germany from 1964 to 1967, serving the nation in security and law enforcement.

Scecina President Joe Therber noted how Griffin has dedicated much of his life to serving Scecina. Principal Joe Brettnacher (left), Tom Griffin ‘62 (center), and President Joe Therber

Those who nominated Tom named some of the work he has done as a volunteer: countless hours reviewing yearbooks to update the school’s database, being a key member of the Scecina Veterans Committee, giving his insights and encouragement for the bronze bust of Father Tom in the rotunda, sharing his time and hospitality for his 55-year class reunion, and attending numerous Scecina sporting events to support our students and families.

“Tom is one of the most likeable people you could ever hope to meet,” said President Therber. “I know that I have grown as a person by knowing Tom and am grateful to call him a friend. “

In his remarks at the Father Tom Mass, Tom said, “Sometimes we come to a point where we try to do just enough to get by. I don’t think Father Tom was ever tempted by that or, if he was, he quickly Rev. Aaron Jenkins (center), Scecina’s Chaplain Coordinator, celebrated Father Tom Mass with dismissed it.” help from (from left) Rev. Christopher Wadelton, Rev. George Nangachiveettil, Rev. Rick Ginther, Monsignor Paul Koetter and Rev. J. Nicholas Dant. Griffin pledged to “continue trying to give that little extra to help Scecina Memorial where needed so as to honor Father Tom as well as past recipients of this award.” n

FATHER SCECINA MAGAZINE | WINTER 2017 5 ROYAL COUPLE AT YOUR SERVICE Every year, the Scecina community takes a day away from our normal routine to serve the needs of others. It’s a reminder to students and staff of our calling as Christian disciples. Service Day 2017 took Scecina students to 17 sites around Indianapolis, including partner parish schools, St. Vincent de Paul, the Cathedral soup kitchen and the Seniors Esmeralda Rodriguez and Kerrington Shorter were Benedictine Inn. Scecina students worked at Holy Cross Catholic School and also helped crowned Queen and King at Homecoming on Sept. 1. in the kindergarten class (above).

‘FAME’

CATHOLIC YOUTH UNITED Several Scecina students were among 20,000 Catholic youth who attended the National Catholic Youth Conference in Downtown Scecina staged “Fame” for its Fall Play in November. Leslie Zimmerman Young ’99 Indianapolis Nov. 16-18. NCYC occurs every other year and invites directed the production, which was inspired by the 1980 film and featured 30 students. Catholic youth to “encounter Christ, experience church and be The Theatre Department returns in March with its Spring Musical, “In the Heights,” by empowered for discipleship.” The Archdiocese of Indianapolis and the Quiara Alegría Hudes with music and lyrics by Lin-Manuel Miranda. Performances at 7 City of Indianapolis hosted NCYC for the fourth straight time. p.m. March 23 and 24 at Scecina.

6 FATHER SCECINA MAGAZINE | WINTER 2017 EXPLORING Community’s work-site clinic for employees. Senior Katie Circharo is HEALTHCARE comforting patients going through CAREERS chemotherapy. Each day, some students board a “The students can begin to build Scecina bus and in a few minutes those early relationships in a arrive at a major hospital, Community healthcare environment while Hospital East. learning the foundation of working in a professional environment,” They are taking a new class, Health said Tammy Hartley, Community’s Occupations, which combines volunteer coordinator. “It also “We are honored to partner with classroom instruction with allows students to witness and learn Scecina and support their mission experience inside the health system. compassionate care.” for education and hopefully They spend nearly two class periods we will attract the best and the almost every day at the hospital, In class, taught by Science brightest to consider healthcare as where they will rotate among 11 Department Chair Sarah Smith, a career choice,” said Paige Dooley, stations during the year. Most have a the students study anatomy and Community’s Vice President of strong interest in a health profession. diseases. They wrote a paper about Patient Care Services and Chief Nurse early medicine practiced by the Executive for the East Region. n Senior Sam Traylor, who is Greeks, Romans, Chinese and considering physical therapy Egyptians. They also learn about legal or sports medicine, helped at issues in the health field.

BAKING CLUB STUDENT COUNCIL The Baking Club has made dozens upon dozens of cookies The Student Council organizes activities such as dances, and other treats for Scecina events, including class reunions, Homecoming spirit week and Red and Gold Week. The main board meetings and concerts. goal of Student Council has been to get as many students as possible involved in school events and to provide a Jean (Kreich) Donlan ‘85 and Therese Myers, a former safe space to socialize, said moderator and teacher Nikki Scecina parent, are the moderators. There are about 23 (Runner) Rosswurm ‘05. student bakers, including senior Sam Staufer. The group’s reach goes beyond Scecina’s campus to the “Men should learn to bake,” Sam said. He’s made pies, cakes, larger community. The Student Council’s annual canned food cookies, Rice Krispie treats, cheesecake, Chex Mix, and pizzas. and sock drives and its Christmas giving fund are tangible signs of one of Scecina’s core values, stewardship: “receiving, The young bakers also learn patience. “Getting a cheesecake cultivating, and sharing God’s gifts gratefully and generously.” right can be challenging, and cake pops are labor-intensive,” said Mrs. Donlan. The Student Council, through its governing structure, also helps student live out another Scecina value, servant Baking Club teaches important lessons: leadership. 1. Reading recipes and measuring ingredients are great brain exercises. “It’s helped me a lot in leadership,” said DeChelle Turner, a 2. Baking and cooking are skills students can use forever. senior who serves as vice president of the student body. “I’ve 3. Creating food for the community creates servant leaders. been able to take what I’ve learned and use it in other ways here at school and in life.” n You could say the Baking Club feeds the soul at Scecina. n

FATHER SCECINA MAGAZINE | WINTER 2017 7 ATHLETICS

FOOTBALL RUSHES TO SEMI-STATE

The Crusaders football team took Scecina fans on an exciting season-long ride, all the way through the Class 2A Semi-State game of the state tournament.

The Crusaders won the Indiana Crossroads Conference championship and finished the season 12-2. Their only losses were to Class 4A Roncalli during the regular season and to eventual state champion South Ridge in the Class 2A Semi-State game on Nov. 18.

“The thing that made this season so successful and so special were the players,” said head coach The Crusaders defeated the Western Boone Stars for the Regional title Ott Hurrle ’70. “The 11 seniors on the team were amazing in their leadership but, as one of the seniors said: ‘It was the underclassmen buying into what we were doing that made the season so much fun.’ ”

The team also played a special game at Lucas Oil Stadium on Oct. 6. The Class 2A No. 3 Crusaders beat conference and Catholic school rival Cardinal Ritter on the state’s biggest football stage. The Crusaders topped the Class 3A No. 6 Raiders 27-14 to capture the Indiana Crossroads Conference championship.

Thanks to an enthusiastic and supportive Scecina Scecina’s student section was fired up for the Crusaders game against the Cardinal Ritter fan base, the Crusaders’ crowd was the biggest of the Raiders at Lucas Oil Stadium night. Event organizers told Scecina Athletic Director Jason Kehrer ‘88 that the Crusaders had sold the most tickets of any of the four teams that played (Columbus North and Bloomington South played the second game.) “They said we more than surpassed expectations,” he said.

Senior co-captains Collin Connor, Drew Lowery, and Jack Wright led the team. Wright won the team’s Mental Attitude and Outstanding Teammate awards, while Lowery was Most Valuable Player.

Offensive lineman Patrick Lyons ‘19 and wide receiver David Baker ‘20 won All-City honors, along with Connor (defensive lineman). Baker was the MVP and Wright was the All-Academic player for the Lucas Oil game.

“I will remember this team with a great deal of fondness as the years go by,” said Hurrle. “That being said, we are all looking forward to next season and plan to play ‘one more week’.” n

8 FATHER SCECINA MAGAZINE | WINTER 2017 ATHLETICS

ALL-CITY HONORS ICC ALL-CONFERENCE cross country cross country Henry Egan ’18 Henry Egan ’18 Holden Martin ’18 Holden Martin ’18 Jacob Sitzman ’21 football ATHLETIC SIGNING football Mac Ayres ‘19 David Baker ’20 David Baker ’20 + Collin Connor ’18 Collin Connor ’18 Patrick Lyons ’19 Drew Lowery ’18 RING CEREMONY boys soccer Jack Wright ’18 Jonathan Tinoco ’19 boys soccer girls soccer Abraham Avila ’18 Monica Higgins ’18 JR Fulmore ’19 Julian Gonzalez ‘20 volleyball Jonathan Tinoco ’19 Emma Deery ’18 Molly Griffin ’18 girls soccer Beth Thompson ’20 volleyball Emma Deery ‘18 Molly Griffin ’18

ICC ALL -ACADEMIC TEAM cheer Aidan Rolfson ‘19 Melanie Capshaw ‘19 Andrew Smith ‘19 Senior Trinity Eckerty signs her letter of intent on Nov. 10 to play softball for the Division I Ball Alex Marshall ‘19 girls soccer State University Cardinals. Eckerty plays shortstop for the Crusaders softball team and was on the Christina Schroedle ‘19 Yessica Cruz ‘18 Crusaders’ 2017 Class 2A state champion team. She was voted IndyStar’s Female Athlete of the Month for April 2017. cross country Sarah Drewes ‘19 Josie DeFreese ‘19 Cecilia Linn ‘19 Henry Egan ‘18 tennis Hollie Harper ‘19 James Hentz ‘19 Isabelle Leffler ‘18 Alex Hilcz ‘18 Holden Martin ‘18 Matt Leming ‘18 Logan Moss ‘19 Hugo Liu ‘18 Spencer Moss ‘19 Brendan Schreiber ‘19 Jeffery Riley ‘19 volleyball Xiangyu Wang ‘18 Lily Aebly ‘19 football Hannah Burck ‘19 Mac Ayres ‘19 Emma Deery ‘18 Jake Rebein ‘19 Carly Ferree ‘19 Andrew Smith ‘19 Molly Griffin ‘18 Sam Traylor ‘18 Katelyn Hartman ‘19 Jack Wright ‘18 Julia Johnston ‘19 boys soccer Kaitlyn Lockhart ‘19 Audrey Maue ‘19 Nathan Bowman ‘19 The 2017 Class 2A State Championship Softball Team Athan Christopher ‘18 Christina Schroedle ‘19 received their rings in a special ceremony on Sept. 15, 2017, Paul Gonzalez ‘18 during halftime of the Crusaders football game.

FATHER SCECINA MAGAZINE | WINTER 2017 9 ATHLETICS

CROSS COUNTRY VOLLEYBALL By Coach Ryan Keen By Coach Kevin Griffin ’76

The girls cross country team This year’s team was led by finished third at the Indiana seniors and co-captains Molly Crossroads Conference (ICC) Griffin and Emma Deery, who Championships and sixth at in addition to receiving several the New Palestine Sectional. Academic Awards made All-City Sophomore Abby Page was and All-Conference teams. They voted the team’s MVP, placing were supported by a strong first for the team in all but two group of juniors, including Lily races this season. Page and Aebly, Audrey Maue, and Julia four other Crusaders -- senior GIRLS SOCCER Johnston. The team had some Isabelle Leffler and juniors great wins, including victories Josie DeFreese, Logan Moss, By Coach Ellen Walsh ’02 over perennial rivals Lutheran, and Spencer Moss -- advanced Warren, and Ritter. We finished to the Rushville Regional The 2017 season was a great and with a 20-win season and the Championships, marking the memorable one. Twenty-five years best record for the program in 10 most individual qualifiers at have passed since the creation years, in spite of the fact that our one championship in school of a girls soccer team at Scecina. schedule was much tougher this history. Logan Moss was named We celebrated that anniversary year. Our major achievement was Honorable Mention Academic with many “firsts.” Our team is the winning the ICC title with a record All-State. winningest girls soccer team in of 7-0 in a very tough conference! Scecina history. Beth Thompson, The boys team finished as the a sophomore, made the All- This team accomplished just ICC Championships’ runners-up. Conference team! To top it off, we as much when they were not For the first time since 2009, the won our first Sectional game ever, playing in volleyball matches. team advanced to the Rushville against Lutheran High School! They were an extremely smart Regional Championships. Seniors group of kids as indicated by Henry Egan and Holden Martin We were able to come together the high number of Academic and freshman Jacob Sitzman as a group, thanks to the All-Conference awards. They are earned All-Conference Honors. phenomenal leadership of our 11 an intense group of players who Egan and Martin qualified for seniors. Many of the girls played always gave their best during the Shelbyville Semi-State on the team all four years. I think practices. They stayed focused on Championships and earned All- the Senior Night, which was their team goals, always keeping City, All-Sectional and All-Regional organized by the juniors, was an unselfish attitude and always honors. Both Egan and Martin one of the best I have ever seen. wanting their fellow teammates were named Honorable Mention It is also important to mention to do well. Though our seniors will Academic All-State. Egan’s time just how influential our incoming be missed, with the large number of 16:09.35 and Martin’s 16:38.00 freshmen were. Next year will of returning varsity, anticipation is are the first and fourth fastest definitely be a rebuilding season, high for another successful season recorded times in school history. n but I look forward to continuing next year. n our tradition of excellence!

Go Crusaders! n

10 FATHER SCECINA MAGAZINE | WINTER 2017 TENNIS ATHLETICS By Coach Tyler Douthitt ’10 BOYS SOCCER This year’s tennis team was a special group that will be By Coach Jesse Purvis ’06 impossible to forget, a group of young men who rose to every The boys soccer team had a very successful season with challenge and fought till the a competitive run into the Regional championship round very end. Our team featured five of the state tournament. This was the team’s second seniors, all in the varsity lineup. consecutive year of reaching the Regional championship. Matt Leming played No. 1 singles; The team won the Hamilton Heights Invitational, went to the Tahj Reeves and Trent Short semi-final round of the City Tournament, and came in second played No. 1 doubles; and Alex in ICC conference. Their overall record was 16-3-2 and ranked Hilcz and Hugo Liu played No. 2 6th overall in 1A. doubles. I can’t say enough about the leadership and hard work The Crusaders were led by a defensive presence helmed by these guys put in over the last senior Abraham Avila, who won spots on the All-City and couple of seasons. The backbone All-Conference teams. Junior Jonathan Tinoco continued of the team, juniors James Hentz to eye the record of most career goals by adding 36 goals and Brendan Schreiber, battled to his career total of 65 goals. He was supported by many of their way to victories, securing his teammates such as notable midfielders Paul Gonzalez numerous points and victories. The and Luis Montes, as well as classmate JR Fulmore and future looks bright, as sophomores sophomore midfielder Julian Gonzalez. Julian, JR, and Daniel Rudicel, Alex Andrews, Jonathan joined Abraham on the All-Conference team. and Walter Egan on numerous occasions stepped into a varsity The team recorded notable victories against Heritage role, and each registered at least Christian in the City Tournament, Roncalli, Speedway, and one varsity win. Freshman Sean Park Tudor, as well as Seton Catholic in a comeback win Barras started the season learning during the first round of Regionals. The Crusaders plan how to hold a racquet and by the on returning a strong and threatening team for the 2018 end of the season was winning season. n junior varsity matches.

The team went 5-9 in the regular season and 6-10 overall and advanced to the finals of the Sectionals. This was another record for me as a coach. Not only did we once again better our team record, we also won the Ritter Speedway Team Invitational. This was the highlight of the year. The team dominated Beech Grove and bounced back after a tough 2-3 loss to Ritter to beat Speedway 3-2, clinching not only the team title but also individual champions at No. 2 and No. 3 singles. n

FATHER SCECINA MAGAZINE | WINTER 2017 11 MEET DR. JOE BRETTNACHER

What did you teach before you I am surprised by how hard the became a principal? faculty, staff, administration, alumni, and community work to improve the I taught Industrial Technology classes. quality of education for the students Specifically, drafting, woodworking, and to ensure the school’s existence and communication. As a vocational for the next generation of students. teacher, I taught Graphic Arts and Computer Programming. Also, I taught a construction class for students with mild learning disabilities.

What was your favorite thing about being a teacher?

Being a teacher means you have an In August 2017, Joseph opportunity to have a direct and Principal Brettnacher talks with senior Kerrington Shorter (Joe) Brettnacher, Ph.D., became the positive impact on students’ lives. principal of Scecina Memorial High It is not the subject matter taught After serving at Scecina for a few School. that makes a difference. To make months, can you share with us how a difference, a good teacher has to you have felt blessed by Scecina Dr. Brettnacher most recently was have a good relationship with his or and the community? Superintendent of Schools for the her students; care about their well- Diocese of Columbus (Ohio), where being; challenge them spiritually, I have felt blessed: he oversaw the operations of 53 intellectually, physically, and socially; • To have the opportunity to share Catholic schools. He has served and have a willingness to bare his or with students their successes and as principal of two Catholic high her soul. I thank God for helping me struggles schools in Indiana during his career, to have a positive impact on several Central Catholic High School in students’ lives. • By God to help students live the Lafayette and Marian High School Gospel in Mishawaka. Dr. Brettnacher also How is Scecina different from other • To worship God, on a daily basis has assisted Indiana schools to gain schools that you have been at? along with the students, faculty, or sustain accreditation status in the staff, and community State of Indiana through his role on a Scecina has a rich, diverse student • To work with President Therber, statewide committee. population, and community. I who works tirelessly to make sure feel blessed to be a part of such a Scecina strives for and achieves Dr. Brettnacher and his wife, Pam, community. Also, everyone believes excellence have two married children and three in and lives the school’s mission as grandchildren. His top three priorities they strive to walk in the inspiring • To work with the dedicated in life are God, family and Catholic footsteps of Father Thomas Scecina administration, faculty, and staff education. and give that little extra. • To feel welcomed by the students, faculty, staff, and community, and We asked our faculty, staff and Scecina What has surprised you the most • Much more! Community to submit questions to about your time here at Scecina thus help us get to know Dr. Brettnacher far? Can you name one vital lesson or better. Here are his answers.

12 FATHER SCECINA MAGAZINE | WINTER 2017 truth you have learned in your 20 pastoral care (servant leader) to all I once partnered with my cousin years as a Catholic school educator? our students. The system provides in a business called Mind, Body, multiple students the opportunities and Soul. Through Power-Lifting The one vital lesson I have learned is for leadership and service. Magazine we sold hypnosis tapes humility in the presence of God and and my weight-lifting routines. My others. I believe St. Mother Teresa said You seem to have a very deep routines calculated, for each athlete, it best: “We can do no great things faith. What is the story of that new weight-lifting goals. My program -- only small things with great love.” I development? calculated new goals based on the hope I have accomplished some small previous maximum amounts of things with great love. I do not perceive myself as having a weight lifted for the major muscle deeper faith than others. However, I groups (bench-press, squats, deadlifts, What is the best advice you would do have a strong faith in God and the and cleans). I used the theory of give to parents to have successful Catholic Church, but I am still a sinner accumulation (more repetitions children in life, not just school? and fall short of what God calls me to and a lower amount of weight at be. the beginning of the cycle), and To pray to God that your love, care, intensification, (a gradual reduction and belief in your children will help My faith development began with in repetitions and an increase in the them to fulfill His destiny for them, my parents, who made sure we amount of weight lifted). At the which is to become saints. went to church every Sunday and end of the 12 weeks, the athlete holy days of obligation. My wife attempts his or her calculated weight What do you like to do to relax? and family have participated in five goal. The theory of accumulation of the seven sacraments (Baptism, and intensification keeps the body I like to spend time with God, my wife, Eucharist, Confirmation, Penance, and in a constant state of shock to and family. I feel refreshed when I run, Matrimony). I admired my parents continuously increase strength. lift weights, work out, read, and learn for their faith. My Aunt Margaret something new. taught me God desires a personal In my 20s and 30s, I used my weight- relationship with all His children. I lifting program to become an elite, How do you demonstrate servant developed a personal relationship national power-lifter in the American leadership? What plans do you have with God through daily prayer. Drug-Free Power-Lifting Association. for incorporating service more into the Scecina student experience? What is your favorite memory of What was your worst subject in when you were in high school/what school? I think anyone can demonstrate was high school like for you? servant leadership by helping the My worst subject in high school needy or, just as Father Scecina stated, My favorite memory was when I got was mathematics (algebra and by giving that little extra. cut from the baseball team and my geometry). It is ironic, when I worked teacher and the cross-country coach, on my doctorate and dissertation, My plans to incorporate more service Mr. Phil Hurt, came up to me and told math (statistics) became my favorite into the Scecina experience is to me he believed in me, saw leadership subject. n determine whether the House-Family potential, and told me I could become System is a right fit for the school. a good student-athlete. He told the same thing to hundreds of young The House-Family System helps men and women during his tenure as create an environment where every a coach. I needed someone to believe student feels at home. The system in me. Mr. Hurt went on to teach has a support system (multiple me the value of a strong work ethic, opportunities for servant leadership), formed me into a good athlete, and healthy peer relationships, people to demonstrated through his actions turn to with questions, great adult how to become a leader. role models (servant leaders), and a Principal Brettnacher with Sister Sheila Hackett (left) and place to be themselves. Every house What’s the most interesting thing his wife, Pam, at Club 53 contains members of the faculty about you that most people don’t and staff to mentor (an example of know? servant leadership) and provides

FATHER SCECINA MAGAZINE | WINTER 2017 13 2016-2017 MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS | FINANCIAL REVIEW

Greetings, 2016-17 BOARD OF DIRECTORS In my message in last year’s annual report, I discussed my excitement about the future George T. Newhart, Jr. ‘60, Chair of Scecina Memorial High School. Well, that excitement certainly was rewarded by the many significant accomplishments of this past school year. High on the achievement Steve Hodgson ‘74, Vice Chair list is the over $1.8 million raised in support of maintaining and enhancing the quality Nancy A. Leming ‘85, Treasurer of education offered to Scecina students. This generous support from the Scecina Reverend Robert Gilday, Secretary Community also enabled the summer renovation of 24 classrooms, most of which had Mike Delaney ‘83 not been updated since 1953. J. Kevin Johnson ‘77 Marie McNelis Last December, thanks to the efforts and generous contributions of many and led by the Class of 1964, the Gerald Ron Mead L. Matheny Community Library and the John P. Hofer Collaboration Room were dedicated. Jim Moloy ‘77 In terms of academic achievement, the school once more received an A rating from the State of Indiana and was Nick Petrone one of 73 Indiana schools with 25 percent or more of its students passing the Advanced Placement exams. In the Rick Pfleger Class of 2017, Scecina graduated 102 students, the highest in more than two decades, and most graduates had Sister Barbara Piller, O.S.F. several college acceptances. Jim Roe ‘68 In athletics, Scecina continued its tradition of producing highly competitive teams. The Crusaders girls softball Julanne Sausser team did it again, winning their third state championship. We look forward to continuing to be competitive, J. Barry Schneider, Immediate Past Chair maintaining our storied history on athletic fields and courts. Rick Smith ‘69 Reverend Chris Wadelton While our financial results, including the record fundraising amount, are very impressive, much remains to be done. In addition to maintaining our high standards of education and commitment to the development of EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS young adults, we will soon be in the midst of Scecina’s first capital campaign. We will need everyone’s support Father Paul Koetter, Dean of the East Deanery of time, talent and treasures to meet the school’s annual operating needs, as well as ensuring the success of the and Pastor of Holy Spirit Catholic Church capital campaign. In this regard, I ask for your prayers, dedication, commitment and all-out support for Scecina Joseph Therber, President Memorial High School in the years ahead.

Before closing for this year, deepest and most sincere thanks are in order to: President Joe Therber and his HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS Christopher Felts ’87 talented, skilled and dedicated faculty and staff; our alumni, friends and the entire Scecina Community; my distinguished and insightful fellow Board Members, and, of course, our students and parents. Also, a special thank Tim Jeffers ’83 you to Jim Moloy and Ron Mead, who are leaving the Board after valuable and much-appreciated service. Jim Joven ‘85 Phil Kenney As we approach the end of the calendar year, on behalf of your Board, I wish you a happy and safe Christmas Phil Wilhelm ’59 (dec.) season, and a healthy and prosperous 2018. May God continue to bestow His blessing on us, the members of the Lou Zimmerman Scecina Community.

George T. Newhart ‘60 Chair, Scecina Memorial High School Board of Directors

ENDOWMENT STATUS AND DISTRIBUTIONS FOR 2016-2017

Scecina Memorial High School Endowment Fund Beginning Balance 7/1/2016 $906,626 Joe McNelis Endowment Fund Father Thomas SMHS Godparent Program Endowment Fund Investment Gains $123,997 Ray Riley Educational Endowment Fund John Edson Educational Endowment Fund New Contributions $83,613 Timothy and Jane McGinley Family Endowment Fund SMHS Facilities Endowment Fund Distributions for intended purposes $(44,259) Sister Hortense Endowment Fund Joe Ajamie Donor Advised Endowment Fund Ending Balance 6/30/2017 $1,069,977 Class of 1959 Scholarship Fund Fred and Patty Gause Endowment Fund Steve Farrel Endowment Fund Scecina’s endowments are managed by the Catholic Community Sister Lavonne Long - Sisters of St. Francis Endowment Fund Foundation of the Archdiocese of Indianapolis. For more information, please contact Jim McGuinness, Director of Development and Alumni The Scecina Class of 1963 William F. Kuntz “We Care” Scholarship David S. and Mary Robinson (‘61) Allen Endowment Fund

TOTALS FOR ALL ENDOWMENTS TOTALS Relations at [email protected] or 317-352-3227. Patricia “Trish” McMahon (‘73) Sergi Endowment Fund

LIST OF ALL ENDOWMENTS Class of 1966 Academic Excellence Scholarship Endowment Fund 14 FATHER SCECINA MAGAZINE | WINTER 2017 2016-2017 MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS | FINANCIAL REVIEW FINANCIAL REVIEW

SURPLUS FOR 2016-17 $292,815

* The Fund for Future Needs was established in 2011 as a RESERVE FOR FUNDING means to formally reserve funds for the future needs of the FOR FUTURE NEEDS* $292,500 school. The funds are held in a separate account and the Board of Directors established a policy for the use of and NET SURPLUS FOR 2016-17 $315 expenditure of those funds.

ADVANCEMENT FUNDS RAISED

Scecina Memorial High School Endowment Fund Joe McNelis Endowment Fund Father Thomas SMHS Godparent Program Endowment Fund Ray Riley Educational Endowment Fund John Edson Educational Endowment Fund Timothy and Jane McGinley Family Endowment Fund SMHS Facilities Endowment Fund Sister Hortense Endowment Fund Joe Ajamie Donor Advised Endowment Fund Class of 1959 Scholarship Fund Fred and Patty Gause Endowment Fund Steve Farrel Endowment Fund Sister Lavonne Long - Sisters of St. Francis Endowment Fund The Scecina Class of 1963 William F. Kuntz “We Care” Scholarship David S. and Mary Robinson (‘61) Allen Endowment Fund Patricia “Trish” McMahon (‘73) Sergi Endowment Fund Class of 1966 Academic Excellence Scholarship Endowment Fund FATHER SCECINA MAGAZINE | WINTER 2017 15 2016-17 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS BY CLASS (Pledges made during Fiscal Year July 1, 2016 - June 30, 2017)

CLASS OF Thomas and Bev Heneghan Mary Eileen (Nees) and Ronald 1957 $13,255.00 Jerry K. Jarboe Wehrmann Joseph K. and Jane Keller AJ and Dorothy (Sitzman) ‘60 Weidekamp CLASS PARTICIPATION 20% Butch and Sharon Kennedy Anonymous Joseph and Mary Ann (Kelly) ‘64 Klein + CLASS OF Anonymous Wayne and Eleanor (Luthman) ‘60 Kolbus 1960 $38,690.00 Janet (Mueller) Bartram Donald R. and Judith A. Lathrop Elizabeth (Lauer) and Ronald ‘58 Bowman Jeffrey L. and Miriam S. Lazo CLASS PARTICIPATION 18% Manuel E. and Judy H. (Clager) ‘59 Corpuz Shirley A. (Golay) and Jack N. Marsella Anonymous Thomas E. and Margaret L. Costello J. Timothy and Jane McGinley + William T. and Patti Bokermann David A. and Judy (Klein) Felts + Jack V. and Martha (Dinn) Moriarty + Sheila (Barton) and William Bosron Jeanie (Pohlman) Fentz Jane (Foley) and Pat Nash Nancy J. (Perrey) Cockrell Ed, Jr. and Val Fillenwarth Sandra (Rollins) and Ricardo Riggs Charles J. and Patricia A. Damler + Douglas E., Jr. and Mary Jo (Burns) ‘58 Herbert and Ellen Spitzer Morey Doyle Finn Robert and Mary Lou (Withem) ‘59 Ward Paul F. and Alice Evans Gene and Mary Glass Barbara (Koesters) Farrell Dale Haller CLASS OF Gerald W. and Melinda (Lynch) ‘61 Finn + Robert J. Hartman 1959 $15,357.80 Robert A. and Donna S. Fulton Bob and Donna (Hannan) Johnson Theresa (Blanford) Hedrick Sharon L. (Gates) and Bob Leaman CLASS PARTICIPATION 14% Thomas J. and Mary L. Kirchner David and Teresa (Hynes) ‘60 Lenahan Anonymous + Eleanor (Luthman) and Wayne ‘58 Kolbus Joan (Kirkhoff) Leucht David G. and Gale Busemeyer Louis J. Kossmann Joseph D. and Kathy L. (Kiesel) ‘63 Lyons John and Phyllis (Winkler) Cardis Kenneth and Mary (Romano) Landeck Patty (O’Neill) Mennel Thomas J. and Carolyn M. Carroll Teresa (Hynes) and David ‘57 Lenahan Jeanne (Moorman) and David Moran Richard G. Cook Tony and Rita (Urrutia) Loesch Judy (Bevan) and Jim Moran Judy H. (Clager) and Manuel E. ‘57 Corpuz James J. and Sue A. Lynch Robert R. and Frances A. (Corsaro) ‘59 E. Tim and Patricia A. Foley + Kenneth J. and Lynn A. Meier Moss Mary C. (Leonard) Forner Mary Rose (Mazza) Miller Patricia (Hibbert) and William Murphy John K. Griffin Jeannine (Andersen) Murphy Linda (O’Neill) and James Schwarz Clarence Guinan Sharon A. (Wilson) and Robert A. Nester + Patsy A. (Love) and Nick W. Seats Carol S. (Martin) Jahnke George T. Newhart, Jr. + Patrick and Margaret Seery Jenn Foundation - Gerald Jenn John T. and Deborah O’Donnell Anonymous David W. and Joyce A. (Duncan) Johnson Nancy (Bevan) and Larry Pullam Barbara E. (Seal) Welch Angela M. (Costantino) Keith * Linda Ragsdale Jerry and Mary Ellen (Whitsett) ‘61 Yetter Richard and Peg Kramer Barbara (White) Roth Darlene (Heidelberger) and Richard Lime John E. and Diane Schmidt CLASS OF Kathleen (Fowley) Lyons Mary Ellen (Nunley) and Thomas R. 1958 $35,052.90 Marilyn A. (Myers) and Martin W. Schuman McLaughlin + Rosalie (McGloon) Shepard CLASS PARTICIPATION 16% Frances A. (Corsaro) and Robert R. ‘57 John C. and Kathleen M. Spotts Diane (Collins) Beasley Moss Thomas A. and Judith A. Steiner + Dr. Lawrence and Margo Bowman Rev. Don Munro Judith (McDowell) and Eugene Tansy Ronald and Elizabeth (Lauer) ‘57 Bowman Joanne (Jordan) Sarjent Richard L. and Shirley A. Wehrel Jo Ann K. (Konerman) Brackett William and Barbara Ann Schnorr Dorothy (Sitzman) and AJ ‘59 Weidekamp Nancy (Nees) Carr Thomas G. Sullivan Rev. Thomas Widner Mary Jo (Burns) and Douglas E., Jr. ‘57 Trumpey Family Foundation - Jerry and Finn Elaine (Christen) ‘62 Trumpey CLASS OF Karen (Hyde) and Dr. Richard S. French Charles Walker 1961 $106,977.40 Daniel J. and Sherilyn L. Hagan Mary Lou (Withem) and Robert ‘58 Ward CLASS PARTICIPATION 20% Mary A. (Robinson) and David S. Allen Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy of the information in this report. We apologize for any error. Andrew Baase + If there are questions about your listing, please contact Gia Spaulding, Advancement Coordinator, Mary Lou (Hickey) and Steven Beaupre at 317.356-6377, ext. 1308, or [email protected]. Rosemary E. (Morris) Bulkin Donna (Delaney) Clifford * Denotes matching gift from employer. Joseph F. Doll + + Denotes a portion or all of donation made via the School Scholarship Tax Credit Program. Betty K. (Otto) Domer

16 FATHER SCECINA MAGAZINE | WINTER 2017 George E. and Melinda C. Douglass John T. and Kathy J. (Shaver) ‘66 Steele Mary Ann (Kelly) and Joseph ‘58 Klein + Gregg and Patareka Dwyer Rose A (Walker) Sterger Bernadette Dufour Lathrop Diane E. (Hofmeister) Eltzroth Susan K. (Thompson) and Daniel J. ‘61 Susan J. (Via) and James H. Nalley Melinda (Lynch) and Gerald W. ‘60 Finn + Torzewski Dr. John and Janet Nease Anonymous Trumpey Family Foundation - Elaine Barbara (Atkinson) and John Ockomon Sharon (Shinneman) Gleave (Christen) and Jerry ‘59 Trumpey David and Jeanne O’Donnell * Marilyn B. (Rogers) Hess Joan A. (Parsons) and James H. Voyles Patricia J. (Shanahan) and Terry J. Paas Sharon (Graf) and Daniel Keilman Elizabeth (Hoelker) and Ronald Wrobel Margaret E. (Moseman) and Steven Roser David A. and Margaret M. Kelley Elizabeth A. (McCormick) Ross Maggie (Mundy) LeRoy CLASS OF Patricia (Dangler) and Louis Sharp Paul A. Linton, Jr. 1963 $16,509.00 Deacon George H. Sisson Steven Lizart Charles T. and Kathryn M. Voyles CLASS PARTICIPATION 13% Susan (Francis) Marlowe David and Shirley Walker Lynda L. (Foster) Martin Marie L. Beltrame and Ernie Montogomery Patricia A. (Sullivan) Witt Michael and Kathy McCoy Bill and Sheryl Bevan Steve R. and Jane M. (McGuinness) ‘65 Catherine (Heitmann) Mears James Boyle Wolsiffer Robert and Ann (Steiner) ‘63 Melloh + Joan P. (Killila) and Jerry W. Burgin Ann (Kingsbury) Zimmerman Judy Nichols, Matt Henninger ‘89, and Joseph and Kathleen J. Caito Vicki (Henninger) Hendley ‘91 William A. Cook and Margaret (Heitmann) CLASS OF Lawrence and Sueann M.B. O’Brien Litzelman-Cook 1965 $38,505.00 Judith (Voyles) and Mike Quinn Mary Kay (Corey) and Larry Daly F. Joseph Rettig Catherine C. (Corsaro) and Joseph CLASS PARTICIPATION 11% Lois (Lefeber) and Joseph Richter Dezelan Nancy (Meyer) and Steve Audretch Lorraine Riegner Madonna M. (Doyle) Hasty Peggy (Branson) and Michael E. ‘67 Carolyn M. (Cushman) and James F. Roth J. Dennis Hynes + Beltrame + John and Marilyn Schneider + Mary Ann (Walker) and John Jehn Thomas R. and Ann Blandford Dick and Martha (Fuss) Schneider Samuel W. and Viki (Dufour) Jenkins + Steven J. Bosley Mary (McGavern) and John Sockrider William J. and Kathy A. Laham Gerry (Sodeman) and Robert Burgin Michael R. Cecil Dr. Martha J. Thie Jim Lathrop John and Darlene (Ferguson) Commons Daniel J. and Susan K. (Thompson) ‘62 Kathy L. (Kiesel) and Joseph D. ‘57 Lyons Torzewski and Family William R. McMahon Gary Warner Julie (Horton) and Richard Crist + Ann (Steiner) and Robert ‘61 Melloh + Jan M. (Myers) and Alan J. Wilhere Kevin P. and Beverly J. (Walke) Farrell + Fred and Valeria Jean Meyer Roger and Debra Williams Thomas J. Felts Stephen A. and Jackie Morris + Donna (Odenwalder) and Robert Yancey Marie (Zelcs) Flynn Mary Ellen (Whitsett) and Jerry ‘57 Yetter Suzanne (Brake) Rhea J. Gary and Katherine L. Hoefle + Terry and Martie (Schneider) Rodgers Richard and Janet Hoeping CLASS OF Paula A. (Nugent) and Dee Saul Lawrence G. and Patricia M. ‘66 Jacobs 1962 $44,580.36 Frederick L. and Stacy L. Wiltshire Linda (Waters) and Dennis Jones Thomas Kafoure CLASS PARTICIPATION 11% CLASS OF Timothy and Jacqueline Kohl Edward and Pamela Aull 1964 $31,024.00 Linda A. (Lyons) and Jonathan M. Gary P. and Christine M. Burris Lawrence CLASS PARTICIPATION 12% Mark R. and Mary Jane Felts John E. and Carolyn S. (Perrin) McMahon Rose Marie Goodin Anonymous David and Judith Meno Kathleen M. (Griffin) and Robert Gries + Ann (Suesz) and David Babcock Burch Nunley Michael E. and Jill A. Griffin William G. Branson David and Theresa (Nease) ‘66 Pickhardt Thomas Griffin + Thomas and Joan Burke Henry Ramsey Connie (Lovell) Heneghan Cynthia A. (Morris) and Ronald W. William P. Schumann David M. and Marilyn J. Hess Costello + Patrick and Christine Sheehan + John and Jane Hodge Paula R. (Rochford) Dashiell Rosanne Taylor and Ed Ripperger Lyn (Yocum) Hubley Barbara (Deardorff) Ellis Jane M. (McGuinness) and Steve R. ‘64 Thomas James A. Michael Falcon Wolsiffer Gail A. (Strohm) and Dean A. Kelly James M and Brenda Galbo Patricia C. (Cook) and Warner A. Young John G. Linne John F. Hanafee, Jr. + Judith K. (Duncan) List James Babcock Electrical Contractors, Inc. Patrick McNelis / Ann (Suesz) Babcock Earl L. Powers Nancy J. (Saunders) and Douglas Jenkins Evelynn U. (Looney) Putnam Kenneth N. and Debbie Kast Patricia (Caito) Schreiber Patricia (Nees) Klanac

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CLASS OF CLASS OF James and Vickie (Mayo) Roe 1966 $33,174.00 1967 $55,480.00 Joseph Saunders Daniel J. and Diane Sullivan CLASS PARTICIPATION 21% CLASS PARTICIPATION 15% Gary T. and Terry L. Talucci Anonymous Michael E. and Peggy (Branson) ‘65 John and Nora Teipen Patricia (Spista) Aversano Beltrame + Mary Lou Vrabel Dr. Felix II and Pierrette Barker James A. and Helen M. Bloome Michael A. and Terri J. Berlier Robert M. Burrows Jr. CLASS OF Mary Margaret (Mulhern) and Fred Beyne Rita (Dichmann) Edson ‘67 1969 $28,635.00 Patrick and Linda Bower Stan R. and Melinda K. Epperson Melanie (Munchel) Chacon Ann (McAtee) and David ‘68 Gandolph CLASS PARTICIPATION 14% Class of 1966 Donald, Jr. and Connie (Crouse) ‘70 Janis (Page) and Gordon Becker + Patricia (Kelly) and Derry Condon Hibbert Peggy (McDowell) and Larry ‘68 G. Patrick and Jeanne E. (Davidson) Helen (McLaughlin) and Leslie Hinshaw Campbell Corydon + * Donald and Kathy (Spista) Hurrle Mary E. (Tepe) and Matt A. Chinchar Karen Craver James E. Metzger and Deborah Baldwin Eileen M. (Harris) and Michael R. Davis Theresa L. (Ross) and Robert Desautels Performance Marketing Group, Inc. / R. Douglas and Susan A. Endicott David M. Dinn + John and Colleen (Cook) Dangler Melissa (Bogeman) and Robert ‘70 Fleck Deborah J. (Heath) Larner DuPont Gregory J. and Roseann Poetz Fernanda Girolami and Steve Grohovsky Jane Ann Fisher Michael D. and Victoria L. Reese Marisa B. (Perez) Hay John A. Fisher, Jr. Stephen and Barbara Sahm Peggy (Robinson) and Gary Hess Anne L. (Schonecker) Flanagan Richard G. and Judith H. Santoro Cathy (Barman) Hightower Vicki (Bardash) and Jonnie Garrett Paul D. and Cindy K. Scheibelhut Viki (Dufour) and Samuel W. Jenkins + Gary L. Gilliam Patti (Weiss) and Bob Shanahan Jim McGovern Margie (Plummer) and Tom Gradowski Linda Simon James and Nancy Obergfell Barbara and John Hassell Dennis and Lynette Smith James A. Priller Nancy J. (Walpole) and Joe W. Hogan John W. and Nancy A. Sullivan Mark R. and Jeanine T. Rattermann Jay and Patty Huser Gary and Sheilah (Murdock) Summers Phillip and Kathy Schluge Patricia M. and Lawrence G. ‘65 Jacobs Barbara T. (Turner) Williams Richard J. and Patricia A. (Nonte) ‘71 Elaine (Veerkamp) and Patrick Jerrell + Cynthia A. (Werner) and David Woods Smith + Patricia H. (McGovern) and John M. Stephen E. and Linda J. Sullivan Kneebone CLASS OF Debra D. (Driscoll) and Gerald S. Zore Larry A. and Susan A. Lekens 1968 $49,366.81 Eileen (Phillips) Mathers CLASS PARTICIPATION 15% CLASS OF Richard and Kathy (Kingsbury) Meyer 1970 $4,615.00 Kathryn K. (Kinney) and Steven Painter Anonymous CLASS PARTICIPATION 16% Stephen and Maura Peterson Anonymous Theresa (Nease) and David ‘65 Pickhardt Stephen A. and Leslie Bennett Anonymous Mike and Nancy (Turner) Piggott J. Alan Brown Anonymous Deb W. (Wamer) and Robert Quinlan Patricia Brown Jerry and Cricket Aull Michael Reidy Patsy (O’Connor) and Terry Bucksot Susan (Shewman) and Larry Ball Rosemary (Cairns) Ritchie Larry and Peggy (McDowell) ‘69 Pat and Barbara (Traub) ‘72 Braun Deette M. (Bennett) Schmidt Campbell Carren Cadick Barbara K. (Hibbert) Schrader Linda A. (Heede) and Gregory Cress Geralyn R. (McMahon) Davis Gary Sherlock Harry J. Dearing Anonymous Kathy J. (Shaver) and John T. ‘62 Steele Glenda L. (Reynolds) and Michael R. Robert and Melissa (Bogeman) ‘69 Fleck Cynthia N. (Weisse) and Richard W. Fisher John E. and Jane Gilmore Steinmetz David and Ann (McAtee) ‘67 Gandolph Mary Hellmer Mark and Jane Ellen Tarpey Nancy (Carter) and Bill Glawatz Connie (Crouse) and Donald, Jr. ‘67 George L. and Sharon Walker Daniel Heneghan Hibbert Joyce (Brindley) and Steve Wassel John and Susan Hines Ann B. (Bower) and Michael J. Holmes Thomas J. Williams and Helen F. Steussy Mary Ellen (Sherlock) and Mike Huggins Ott Hurrle + Daniel and Joni Wise Michael J. and Jane Huser Robert G. and Kimberly Huser + Linda (Harris) and Michael Jerrell Marianne T. (Reilly) and Dr. Robert D. Jerry R. and Margaret M. (Kegeris) Jones Jansen James and Jayne (Myers) ‘74 McGuinness + Patrick J. McMahon Mary (Nelson) and Dick Parks Rita (Dowling) Richardson

18 FATHER SCECINA MAGAZINE | WINTER 2017 Donna M. Ross CLASS OF Kevin and Elizabeth Reese Beverly (Bowron) Staley 1974 $8,677.64 John and Carol (Traub) Richardson Barbara (Whitworth) and Patrick Timpe David and Ann (Branson) ‘72 Ruhmkorff + CLASS PARTICIPATION 14% Bob W. and Meme (Hines) ‘77 Sego CLASS OF Judy E. (Smith) Armentrout Anthony and Carol Sergi 1971 $26,100.00 Dennis and Marie (Hurrle) Davis Lynn (Walker) and Kermit Swanson Pattiann Gavaghan CLASS PARTICIPATION 13% Theresa A. (Okerson) and Charles R. CLASS OF Karen S. (White) Delgado Hadley + Frank and Denise (Delaney) ‘73 Hagerty Susan P. (Schlegel) and Michael C. 1977 $27,002.83 Kevin C. Murray Hassfurder CLASS PARTICIPATION 9% Lee and Adele Schluge Stephen L. and Jennifer B. Hodgson + Alpha Graphics / Martin and Mari Pierce Joseph P. and Josephine A. Simon + Michael M. and Linda (Green) ‘75 Hupp Colonel and Mrs. Daniel Bruno James W. Smith II Sandy (Smith) Matthews Mary Ann (Griffin) and Jim Burkhart Francis T. and Deanna M. Smith Jayne (Myers) and James ‘68 McGuinness + Kevin and Kathy Flaherty Patricia A. (Nonte) and Richard J. ‘69 Jerry and Anna (Davidson) McMahon J. Kevin and Lori K. (Watts) Johnson + Smith + John Page Jim and Judy (Priesmeyer) Moloy + Mark O. and Betty Sullivan Rosanne M. (McAllen) and Dr. Robert W. Gerard Moriarty Sally A. (Reynolds) and Tom J. Vail Petry Martin and Mari Pierce Susan M. Werner Theresa J. (Crabtree) Purdy Joanne T. Schmidt Colleen (Brown) and Joseph Shikany Tony and Julie (Cangany) ‘78 Schmoll CLASS OF Patrick J. and Julie K. (Brothers) ‘78 Wilson Meme (Hines) and Bob W. ‘76 Sego 1972 $13,904.00 Michael Zengel CLASS PARTICIPATION 15% CLASS OF CLASS OF Anonymous 1978 $3,995.00 Barbara (Traub) and Pat ‘70 Braun 1975 $7,245.00 CLASS PARTICIPATION 8% Barbara M. Dearing CLASS PARTICIPATION 12% Pat and Brenda K. Conroy Diana (Presutti) and Salvatore DeMore Mark S. and Susan Allen Clayton Estep Daniel W. and Brenda Harbor Christina G. (Graham) and Bruce V. Ayers Timothy and Letsy McCarthy Joe and Diane (Hehmann) Hollowell Mary Ann (Colombo) and Timothy Coffey Marta M. (Wuest) and James R. McCoy Martha (Shea) and Bill Kuntz Scott and Mary (White) Curren William and Suzanne McLaughlin Rick Lintner Vincent J. Delaney Dana (Harrison) Osswald Kevin and Gail A. McGrath Joani M. (Gause) and David R. Fletcher Julie (Cangany) and Tony ‘77 Schmoll Cindy A. (Brothers) and James M. Cecilia A. (Rikke) and James P. Fohl Bill and Michele (Speth) Strack O’Donnell Linda (Green) and Michael M. ‘74 Hupp Mike and Laura (Tague) Wagoner Jim and Toni Page Donna (Nally) Jordan Theresa (Eckerle) and Jim Walker Jim and Janet Rikke Mike and Lisa Kirk Julie K. (Brothers) and Patrick J. ‘74 Wilson Ann (Branson) and David ‘76 Ruhmkorff + Beverly J. (Veerkamp) and Mark Moore Anne C. (Youngstafel) and Gary S. Jeanne (Atkinson) and Jim ‘76 Norton * CLASS OF Thompson Michael A. and Brenda Pfarr + 1979 $24,491.44 Joseph T. and Vickie D. (Ruegamer) Yaggi Robert E. Rose CLASS PARTICIPATION 9% Paul S. Ruegamer CLASS OF David and Debbie (Meyer) Tocco Anonymous + 1973 $2,772.81 Lisa (Harrison) Walters Tom Brassie Chip and Sylvia Brothers CLASS PARTICIPATION 15% CLASS OF Angela (Grigsby) and Jose Espada Sherry (Lutz) and Mark Anderson 1976 $19,995.00 Sheila (McNelis) Gamache and Robert Nancy A. (Reese) Arce Bates Harry K. and Rosemary (Wright) Armour CLASS PARTICIPATION 13% Anne (Ajamie) and Jon Hall James L. Baecher A. Patricia (O’Connor) and Gerritt M. Shawn Lyons Greg Bauer Bates + * Gregg and Kay Neidlinger Denise (Delaney) and Frank ‘71 Hagerty Cindy S. (Schroeder) Bondar Michael D. and Diane Norton + * Peggy (Steger) and Dan Henthorn Timothy J. and Julie Catton David and Dawn (Miller) ‘80 Pritchett David W. and Cheri Hood Kevin A. and Maureen O. Griffin + Dr. David J. Seay Maureen (O’Brien) and Allen Merkley Paul and Ivy Heazeltine Cliff and Julie A. (Barth) ‘81 Wagoner Elizabeth C. (Krug) Mundell Kevin Keegan Keith and Bonnie (Ritzi) ‘81 Wood Patricia A. (Quill) Poteet Kevin J. and Alicia D. McMahon The Gallagher Family Kathie (Cannon) and Steve Simpson Jim and Jeanne (Atkinson) ‘75 Norton * Cheryl (Smith) and RayBob Spencer Richard and Anne Piotrzkowski Dewey and Dawn Swanson

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CLASS OF Julie A. (Deck) and Vincent A. Thomas Kathleen (O’Gara) and Scott Johnson 1980 $34,160.00 Mark and Shirley (Heines) ‘84 Wright Amy McFadden and Michael Marack CLASS PARTICIPATION 8% Sean and Andrea Ritzi CLASS OF Chris and Madonna (Warrenburg) Wagner Anonymous Anthony C. and Mary Whalen Joseph D. and Cathcart + 1984 $6,017.00 Joseph and Candice Whisler John and Jennifer Gause + CLASS PARTICIPATION 12% Mike Lyons Anonymous CLASS OF Rick F. and Cathy (Hutt) Mayer Andy Brown 1988 $1,550.00 Patricia A. (Myers) and Michael Perry James E. and Nancy Cangany Dawn (Miller) and David ‘79 Pritchett Lisa (Speth) and Michael F. ‘83 Delaney + CLASS PARTICIPATION 4% Suzanne (Pierce) and Joe Rauh Thomas P. and Cindy Hammond Anonymous * David and JoAnn Schisla + * Coralee D. (Carver) and Franklin C. Hunt Dan and Patrice Greene Dr. Patricia A. Sullivan Mark A. Logan Thomas F. and Elizabeth W. O’Gara Karen (West) and Brian P. ‘83 Lyons Jeannene (Williams) Talbott CLASS OF Lynda (Newhart) and John Manley 1981 $21,327.75 Robert T. and Theresa M. (Ritzi) Mayer * CLASS OF CLASS PARTICIPATION 6% John C. Pierce 1989 $9,425.00 Brian T. and Regina G. Dew Noreen R. Pluckebaum CLASS PARTICIPATION 5% Kathleen (Newkirk) and Michael Frick Janet S. (Holmes) and Jay Rohlman Angela (Leffler) and Joseph Therber Dan and Betsy (Catton) Babcock Michael and Angela (Greiner) McNelis Matthew J. and Amy G. Henninger Joan M. (Kriech) and Russ Miller Shirley (Heines) and Mark ‘83 Wright Mary Jo (Meyer) Wright * James Babcock Electrical Contractors, Inc. Cindy (Riley) and Joe Rosswurm / Dan Babock Jay Wurz Telephone Wiring & Installation / Tony Jennifer (Hedrick) and Michael ‘85 Yaggi Sullivan CLASS OF Julie A. (Barth) and Cliff ‘79 Wagoner Suzanne (Clifford) Taylor * Bonnie (Ritzi) and Keith ‘79 Wood 1985 $9,300.00 Matt Henninger, Judy Nichols ‘61, Vicki CLASS PARTICIPATION 9% (Henninger) Hendley ‘91 CLASS OF Jean (Kriech) and James Donlan 1982 $950.00 Shirley (Ritzi) and John Ferree CLASS OF CLASS PARTICIPATION 5% Rich and Maria Layman 1990 $1,600.00 James A. and Robin A. Erlenbaugh Nancy (Wagner) and Kris Leming CLASS PARTICIPATION 5% Kathleen Gallagher Rev. John P. McCaslin Thomas M. McMahon Molly (Pretti) and Erin Schlader Robert and Kristeen Brafford Scott Reed Michael and Jennifer (Hedrick) ‘89 Sullivan Molly (O’Brien) Funk Kelly A. (McAndrews) and Philip T. Kathleen Weissenberger Gloria L. (Quiroz) and Dr. Jeffrey Pavlik Scheidler Stephanie (Dixon) and Sean ‘86 White Kelly A. (Bossom) and Andrew D. Scheid Paula Shikany * Meachelle (Hedrick) and Andrew Wishart CLASS OF CLASS OF CLASS OF 1991 $300.00 1983 $7,625.00 1986 $5,400.00 CLASS PARTICIPATION 3% CLASS PARTICIPATION 9% CLASS PARTICIPATION 5% Kristine (Markovich) and Jeffery Alpi Kevin M. and Trisha K. Corcoran * Rose Ajamie Anonymous Michael F. and Lisa (Speth) ‘84 Delaney + Therese (Ward) and Tim Bath Vicki (Henninger) Hendley, Judy Nichols Jeffrey M. Dew John and Melissa Duffy ‘61, and Matt Henninger ‘89 Dr. John and Mrs. Linda Joven + Kathleen (Hammond) and Karl Miltz Timothy J. and Kristine A. Kolbus Joan (Wade) and Tom O’Brien CLASS OF Maria J. (Joson) and Brent P. Kruse Sean and Stephanie (Dixon) ‘85 White 1992 $4,680.00 Brian P. and Karen (West) ‘84 Lyons CLASS PARTICIPATION 10% Brian Lyons CLASS OF James B. and Olivia Cherundolo Aidan and Karen Moriarty * 1987 $8,685.00 Dominic and Holly Eble Kathleen A. (Meredith) and Tom J. CLASS PARTICIPATION 8% Kathleen T. Hagan Pearson Anonymous Connie (Ritzi) and Chris Smith Carol A. (Kolbus) and David Czaplicki Christopher P. and Paje Felts + Jon D. and Raeann Pfeiffer Timothy Smith Jennifer (Blackburn) and Casey ‘93 Richardson

20 FATHER SCECINA MAGAZINE | WINTER 2017 Brian Ritzi CLASS OF CLASS OF Amy (Bewsey) and Scott Treida 1997 $160.00 2004 $25.00 Eric and Rachael Wahl CLASS PARTICIPATION 3% CLASS PARTICIPATION 2% Anthony J. and Anna M. (Byer) ‘98 Bewsey Rick Anderson CLASS OF Kathleen (Tucker) and Danny Tamayo 1993 $4,080.00 CLASS OF CLASS PARTICIPATION 9% CLASS OF 2005 $4,509.30 Amy (Wagner) and Ron Begley 1998 $610.00 CLASS PARTICIPATION 5% Jenny (Thibo) Brusca CLASS PARTICIPATION 7% Brian and Rhonda Gallagher Nicholas A. and Patti Felts Christopher Neidlinger * Anna M. (Byer) and Anthony J. ‘97 Bewsey Courtney (Frick) O’Malia Julie (Ritzi) and Tucker Potthast Erin (Hammans) and Sean Carpenter Brian and Nicole (Runner) Rosswurm + Casey and Jennifer (Blackburn) ‘92 Richardson Maura Giles Sara (Edson) and Ryan Soultz + Christina (Lathrop) and Ben Harpring CLASS OF Jewell Pearson 2006 $300.00 CLASS OF John and Andrea (Wiles) Sandlin CLASS PARTICIPATION 3% Eric Skirvin 1994 $1,065.00 Christos Y. and Samantha J. Darzentas CLASS PARTICIPATION 5% CLASS OF Bryan J. Day Mark L. Annee 1999 $25.00 Brian P. and Indira Duffy CLASS OF CLASS PARTICIPATION 1% Becki (Davis) and Ari Fleischer 2007 $125.00 Meredith L. Wahl-Jones Roy, Jr. and Angela Pruitt CLASS PARTICIPATION 3% CLASS OF Alex J. Grohovsky CLASS OF Jessica L. Tooley 1995 $420.00 2001 $1,100.00 CLASS PARTICIPATION 2% CLASS PARTICIPATION 7% CLASS OF Tom M. and Rose E. (Timpe) Branson Nicholas and Tonya Bozzelli 2008 Denise F. (Roberson) Orendi $25.00 Brooke (Doughty) Huber CLASS PARTICIPATION 2% Jessica Masbaum CLASS OF Susanna (Leija) and Craig Schene Jenna (McGuinness) and Roger Caruthers Blair and Courtney Van Velse 2002 $525.00 CLASS PARTICIPATION 2% CLASS OF CLASS OF Daniel Lockhart 2014 $110.00 1996 $3,175.00 Jeffrey McGuinness CLASS PARTICIPATION 1% CLASS PARTICIPATION 5% Aaron Leming Thomas Costello III CLASS OF Jessica (Lawrence) Hillberry 2003 $11,475.00 CLASS OF Jeffrey J. and Jennifer Lathrop + CLASS PARTICIPATION 5% 2015 $10.00 Matthew T. Lord Bridget E. (Tucker) and Greg Esslinger CLASS PARTICIPATION 1% Jordan Investments/Realty/John [J.R.] Jordan Mitchell Donlan J. Jason McGuinness Lucas and Christine Robinson

2016-17 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS FRIENDS OF SCECINA (Pledges made during Fiscal Year July 1, 2016 - June 30, 2017)

Amazon Smile A-Pallet Co., Inc. + Vann and Donna Becker Anonymous Archdiocese of Indianapolis James P. and Angie Bewsey Anonymous Archer Daniels Midland Company + Merrill and Marylyn Blackwell Anonymous + Chris J. and Andrea L. Arvin Mark Bohnert Anonymous Russell L. and Linda R. (Sparks) Asher Robert Bosch Tool Corporation Anonymous Randall W. and Mary B. Ayers Mary Ellen Bossom Anonymous + William M. Bakemeyer Charles and Carol Bowles Anonymous Rita A. Barras Deacon Mike and Wendy Braun +

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Brown-Forman Corporation Patricia Gause Scott C. and Amanda K. Long Jerome and Joan Bullock Lawrence and Katharine Gigerich Sister Lavonne Long, O.S.F. Barbara J. Burchfield Rev. Robert J. Gilday Tim and Ruthann Lord * Thomas N. Burleson Father Rick M. Ginther Jan Lorenzano Betty Caito Robert W. and Nancy Golobish + Johnna Lorenzano Therese Cangany John M. Goubeaux Nancy Lorenzano James J. Carr Jr. Roger Greenawalt Lumina Foundation for Education Thomas J. and Patricia A. Catton Gregory F. and Elizabeth Hahn Janet Lutz John R. Chenault J. Thomas and Mary C. Hall Eddy Lux Class of 1961 Jon S. and Anne Hall Cleofas Machuca and Maria Leon Class of 1996 Joseph Hammond James and Mary Mahin Class of 2006 John and Beverly Hansberry Gerald J. and Mary Maillet Jeffrey and Barbara J. Clemons Hare Family Charitable Trust Manley Finish Grading, Inc. James J. and A. Ivette Clinger Martha A. Heazeltine Louis E. and Marianne S. Markovich Kathy and Dick Close Cynthia and Gerald Hemmelgarn + Andrea L. and Robert T. Marshall Comcast Margaret and Brian Hendricks + Kevin and Patricia Martin Community Hospital East Mary Hicks Susan May Marilyn and Greg Corey Wayne and Janet Hieatt Bart and Denise McAtee Linda Craft and Doug Lamb Donald and Carolyn Hippensteel Sister Rita Ann, Sister Barbara and all of Jennifer L. Crawford Cecilia (Scecina) and Charles Hoelscher us at Miracle Place Crum & Forster Don and Lynn Holliday Michael P. and Yolanda L. McCormick Edrya and Ed Dailey James J. and Bernice Hopp Ann M. and Robert J. McCurdy Adam Davis Eloise G. Hudson Stephen and Jeanine McGaha Matthew Davis Indiana Organ Procurement Thomas M. and Barbara S. McLaughlin David E. Day Organization, Inc. Amy McMahon Debbie Kissinger Benefit Indianapolis Firefighters Emerald Society Brendan McMahon Dennis DeBruhl Indy Cylinder Head, Inc. Elizabeth McMahon John Deiter Stanley E. Jackson Marie McNelis and Peter Noreika + Depot Liquors Jockamo Upper Crust Pizza Jim and Terry McNulty Joseph J. and Brenda L. Devito John Lorenzano Memorial Meijer, Inc. Carrie Divens Lacy M. Johnson Linda Melton Douglas P. Donahue Louise S. Johnson-Russo and Richard Russo Tom and Diane Meyer Pam Donaldson Kathy M. and David M. Kammerer Albert and Phyllis Mikula Family Mary Ann Doneth Leo J. and Suzanne Kammerer Albert J., Jr. and Melissa Mikula Charles and Denise Douglas William Kelsey Clare Mikula and Lawrence J. Barnes Timothy and Terri Downs John M. and Cris Kennedy + James and Clare Mikula John L. and Nancy A. Dury Thomas J., Jr. and Barbara Kennedy Vera and Jocko Mikula and Amelia and Ralph and Millie Eakle V. Ann King Steve Jones Marianne and Myron Echelbarger Rev. Gerald Kirkhoff Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Miles Jon Eckerle Kathleen Klinkose + Michael S. and Stephanie A. Miller Mary Helen Eckrich Diane and Michael Knight Tonya Miller Kevin P. and Melissa Egan Joy Koeller Paula E. and Ron Moore Dan and Beth Elsener JoAnn L. Koesters Denis and Ita Moriarty Cynthia Elson Monsignor Paul D. Koetter William and Susan Mullen Sherry Fazzini Martha S. and Frank Kolda Patrick and Beth Murphy + Gerald J. and Mary Ann H. Fink Thomas R. and Kathleen L. Kozenski Robert M. and Nancy J. Murphy Donald D. and Lisa K. Flick + Rita Kriech Therese and Paul Myers Patrick and Martha Fogarty The Kula Foundation Liza Najem John Forrest Margaret F. (Cangany) and Dale Lane Frances M. Navarra Robert K. and Lillian J. Forster Karen and Robert Layton Scott Neff + Eli Lilly and Company Foundation James R. and Joan M. Leffler Judy Neidlinger Franciscan St Francis Health Annette [Mickey] Lentz Robert D. and Janet J. Newland Amanda Franks Marynell Lewis Carolyn Noone Mark and Kirsten Fredericks Chad and Catherine Linn Angela K. Obergfell Rick and Jeannette Fulmer Jean A. Linville J.J. and Janice O’Brien + John, Cindy and Amy Gaisser Scott and Laticia Livesay Michael and Anne O’Connor Joseph E. and Karen A. Gallagher Dr. and Mrs. Pat Logan + Dennis D. and Janet S. O’Hair

22 FATHER SCECINA MAGAZINE | WINTER 2017 Sandra J. O’Hair Howard Schneeberger Sandra Tharp Stephanie A. Okerson Barry and Krista Schneider + Cameron L. Troxell Jeffery and Joanne Parish Peter Schroedle and Jacquie Berry-Schroedle Patricia and Harold Tucker David K. and Sandra M. Pasotti Maureen Schulz On Site Auto Reconditioning, LLC / Dr. Charles D. and Diana J. Paul Frank Sergi Christopher and Angela Tyler Rhonda and Larry Peffer Joseph Sergi Lee Ann Van Benten Marilyn Mathews Pellman and William Mark Sergi Philip and Ruth Ann Vogelgesang Pellman Roseanne H. and Joseph T. Sergi Jane Voyles William A. Perry Stephen J. and Anita Sergi Eugene Wallace Nick and Amy Petrone + Toni Sergi The Walt Disney Company Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Rick Pfleger + Rachel A. Shaffer Bradley Warnecke Vera Price Kathleen A. (Reimer) Shank Geraldine M. Watts Printing Partners Ronald and Diane M. Sharp Terry and Veronica Weaver Julie Pruitt John Shaughnessy Chuck and Jane Weisenbach Raytheon Company Robert E. and Mary E. Sitzman Wells Fargo Educational Matching Gift Ann Reckley Solo Seniors of Indianapolis Program M. Dennis and Mary Rector Catherine M. and Dennis Southerland Cynthia L. Wells Joseph and Sandra Revell Patrick K. Sparks Jeffrey and Dawn Wendel Steven and Laura Ricker Gia K. Spaulding Drew White and Patricia Clark Rev. Joseph G. Riedman + Thomas and Barbara Stader David A. and Eleanor J. Williams Raymond F. and Barbara M. Riley Robert H. and Laura C. Stark + Patricia A. Wills Nancy Ritchie Tom and Julie Stefancik Steven and Norma Wills John and Evelyn Ritter Mark and Patricia Steinmetz Robert and Evelyn Wirrig Carl and Julia Ritzi Charles and Christine Stewart Robin Wittman Marla and Ignacio Rubalcava D. Stephen and Mary Ellen Sullivan Gary Woolf and Leslie McMains Woolf Sacred Heart Church Thomas C. and Sharon S. Sullivan Joe and Joann Wyand Rose T. Salnave Jim and Cyndy Taber Daniel J. and Karen Young Mark and Julanne Sausser + Rev. Kenneth Taylor Tim and Julie Zahn Robert Schlafer Terry Fahey Memorial Golf Tournament

2016-17 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS BY GIVING LEVEL (Fiscal Year July 1, 2016 - June 30, 2017)

$20,000+ 10,000+ A-Pallet Co., Inc. + Mary A. (Robinson) ‘61 and David S. Allen ($10,000-$19,999) Deacon Mike and Wendy Braun + Anonymous + Anonymous ‘64 Colonel and Mrs. Daniel Bruno ‘77 Archdiocese of Indianapolis G. Patrick ‘66 and Jeanne E. (Davidson) ‘66 Joseph D. Cathcart ‘80 + Betty Caito Corydon + * John ‘86 and Melissa Duffy Community Hospital East Jennifer L. Crawford Kevin P. ‘65 and Beverly J. (Walke) ‘65 Gregg ‘61 and Patareka Dwyer Crum & Forster Farrell + Franciscan St Francis Health David E. Day Christopher P. ‘87 and Paje Felts + John ‘80 and Jennifer Gause + Stan R. ‘67 and Melinda K. Epperson Eli Lilly and Company Foundation Hare Family Charitable Trust Sheila (McNelis) ‘79 Gamache and Robert Thomas Griffin ‘62 + Timothy ‘65 and Jacqueline Kohl Bates James Babcock Electrical Contractors, Inc. J. Timothy ‘58 and Jane McGinley + Kevin A. ‘76 and Maureen O. Griffin + / Ann (Suesz) Babcock ‘64 Michael ‘81 and Angela (Greiner) ‘81 J. Kevin ‘77 and Lori K. (Watts) ‘77 James Babcock Electrical Contractors, Inc. McNelis Johnson + / Mr. Dan Babcock ‘89 Scott Neff + Marie McNelis and Peter Noreika + Jordan Investments/Realty / John [J.R.] Mr. and Mrs. Rick Pfleger + George T. Newhart, Jr. ‘60 + Jordan ‘03 Earl L. Powers ‘62 Barry and Krista Schneider + Kevin ‘72 and Gail A. McGrath James ‘68 and Vickie (Mayo) ‘68 Roe Robert ‘61 and Ann (Steiner) ‘63 Melloh + Jack V. ‘58 and Martha (Dinn) ‘58 Moriarty + John ‘61 and Marilyn Schneider + $5,000+ Dennis ‘67 and Lynette Smith Mark Sergi ($5,000-$9,999) Richard J. ‘69 and Patricia A. (Nonte) ‘71 Rosalie (McGloon) Shepard ‘60 Anonymous Smith + Joseph P. ‘71 and Josephine A. Simon + Anonymous Robert H. and Laura C. Stark +

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Rosanne Taylor ‘65 and Ed Ripperger Tom M. ‘01 and Rose E. (Timpe) Branson James and Mary Mahin George L. ‘66 and Sharon Walker Brown-Forman Corporation Robert T. ‘84 and Theresa M. (Ritzi) ‘84 Mayer * Joseph ‘63 and Kathleen J. Caito Timothy ‘78 and Letsy McCarthy $2,500+ James B. ‘92 and Olivia Cherundolo Marta M. (Wuest) ‘78 and James R. McCoy ($2,500-$4,999) Julie (Horton) ‘65 and Richard Crist + Jerry ‘74 and Anna (Davidson) ‘74 Alpha Graphics / Martin Pierce ‘77 Carol A. (Kolbus) ‘87 and David Czaplicki McMahon A. Patricia (O’Connor) ‘76 and Gerritt M. Barbara M. Dearing ‘72 Patrick McNelis ‘62 Bates + * Michael F. ‘83 and Lisa (Speth) ‘84 Rev. Don Munro ‘59 Janis (Page) ‘69 and Gordon Becker + Delaney + Patrick and Beth Murphy + Sheila (Barton) Bosron ‘60 Joseph J. and Brenda L. Devito Christopher Neidlinger ‘93 John ‘59 and Phyllis (Winkler) ‘59 Cardis Joseph F. Doll ‘61 + Jim ‘76 and Jeanne (Atkinson) ‘75 Norton * Class of 1961 Jean (Kriech) ‘85 and James Donlan J.J. and Janice O’Brien + Debbie Kissinger Benefit Marianne and Myron Echelbarger David ‘64 and Jeanne O’Donnell * Patrick and Martha Fogarty Rita (Dichmann) Edson ‘67 Kathleen A. (Meredith) ‘83 and Tom J. Daniel W. ‘72 and Brenda Harbor Nicholas A. ‘05 and Patti Felts Pearson Stephen L. ‘74 and Jennifer B. Hodgson + Ed, Jr. ‘57 and Val Fillenwarth Performance Marketing Group, Inc. / Bob ‘57 and Donna (Hannan) ‘57 Johnson Gerald W. ‘60 and Melinda (Lynch) ‘61 Finn + John ‘67 and Colleen (Cook) ‘67 John M. and Cris Kennedy + Anonymous ‘61 Dangler Timothy J. ‘83 and Kristine A. Kolbus Donald D. and Lisa K. Flick + Michael A. ‘75 and Brenda Pfarr + Jeffrey J. ‘96 and Jennifer Lathrop + E. Tim ‘59 and Patricia A. Foley + Casey ‘93 and Jennifer (Blackburn) ‘92 Jeffrey L. ‘58 and Miriam S. Lazo Molly (O’Brien) Funk ‘90 Richardson Nancy (Wagner) ‘85 and Kris Leming David ‘68 and Ann (McAtee) ‘67 Gandolph Lois (Lefeber) ‘61 and Joseph Richter Dr. and Mrs. Pat Logan + Rev. Robert J. Gilday Rev. Joseph G. Riedman + Manley Finish Grading, Inc. Robert W. and Nancy Golobish + Raymond F. and Barbara M. Riley Jim McGovern ‘69 Kathleen M. (Griffin) ‘62 and Robert Rosemary (Cairns) Ritchie ‘66 Jim ‘77 and Judy (Priesmeyer) ‘77 Moloy + Gries + David ‘76 and Ann (Branson) ‘72 Stephen A. ‘63 and Jackie Morris + Theresa A. (Okerson) ‘74 and Charles R. Ruhmkorff + Martin ‘77 and Mari Pierce Hadley + Joseph Saunders ‘68 Lucas ‘03 and Christine Robinson Dale Haller ‘57 Paul D. ‘67 and Cindy K. Scheibelhut Brian ‘05 and Nicole (Runner) ‘05 John F. Hanafee, Jr. ‘64 + Molly (Pretti) ‘85 and Erin Schlader Rosswurm + Robert J. Hartman ‘57 Mary Ellen (Nunley) ‘60 and Thomas R. Mark and Julanne Sausser + Margaret and Brian Hendricks + Schuman David ‘80 and JoAnn Schisla + * J. Gary ‘65 and Katherine L. Hoefle + Dr. David J. Seay ‘79 Thomas A. ‘60 and Judith A. Steiner + David W. ‘73 and Cheri Hood Frank Sergi Wells Fargo Educational Matching Gift James J. and Bernice Hopp Daniel J. ‘68 and Diane Sullivan Program Donald ‘67 and Kathy (Spista) ‘67 Hurrle Terry Fahey Memorial Golf Tournament Jay ‘66 and Patty Huser Lee Ann Van Benten Robert G. ‘70 and Kimberly Huser + Chris ‘87 and Madonna (Warrenburg) ‘87 $1,000+ J. Dennis Hynes ‘63 + Wagner ($1,000-$2,499) Indianapolis Firefighters Emerald Society Eric ‘92 and Rachael Wahl Anonymous ‘79 + Samuel W. ‘63 and Viki (Dufour) ‘69 The Walt Disney Company Foundation Anonymous Jenkins + Kathleen Weissenberger ‘85 Anonymous Jenn Foundation - Gerald Jenn ‘59 Anonymous ‘57 John Lorenzano Memorial $500+ Anonymous ‘70 David W. ‘59 and Joyce A. (Duncan) ‘59 ($500-$999) Anonymous ‘88 * Johnson Archer Daniels Midland Company + Anonymous + Jerry R. ‘68 and Margaret M. (Kegeris) ‘68 Anonymous ‘66 Andrew Baase ‘61 + Jones Ann (Suesz) ‘64 and David Babcock Anonymous ‘59 + Gail A. (Strohm) ‘62 and Dean A. Kelly Christina G. (Graham) ‘75 and Bruce V. Ayers Dan ‘89 and Betsy (Catton) ‘89 Babcock Butch ‘58 and Sharon Kennedy William M. Bakemeyer Patrick ‘66 and Linda Bower Mike ‘75 and Lisa Kirk Rosemary E. (Morris) Bulkin ‘61 Janet (Mueller) Bartram ‘57 Kathleen Klinkose + Diane (Collins) Beasley ‘58 Class of 1966 Patricia H. (McGovern) ‘66 and John M. Thomas E. ‘57 and Margaret L. Costello Amy (Wagner) ‘93 and Ron Begley Kneebone Michael E. ‘67 and Peggy (Branson) ‘65 Karen Craver ‘66 Martha (Shea) ‘72 and Bill Kuntz Vincent J. Delaney ‘75 Beltrame + Jim Lathrop ‘63 James Boyle ‘63 Catherine C. (Corsaro) ‘63 and Joseph Larry A. ‘66 and Susan A. Lekens Dezelan

24 FATHER SCECINA MAGAZINE | WINTER 2017 David M. Dinn ‘66 + John T. ‘62 and Kathy J. (Shaver) ‘66 Steele John R. Chenault Deborah J. (Heath) Larner DuPont ‘66 Stephen E. ‘69 and Linda J. Sullivan Class of 1996 David A. ‘57 and Judy (Klein) ‘57 Felts + John ‘68 and Nora Teipen Class of 2006 Anne L. (Schonecker) Flanagan ‘66 On Site Auto Reconditioning, LLC / Donna (Delaney) Clifford ‘61 Becki (Davis) ‘94 and Ari Fleischer Christopher and Angela Tyler James J. and A. Ivette Clinger Karen (Hyde) ‘58 and Dr. Richard S. French Bradley Warnecke Comcast Vicki (Bardash) ‘66 and Jonnie Garrett Thomas J. Williams ‘66 and Helen F. Patricia (Kelly) ‘66 and Derry Condon John K. Griffin ‘59 Steussy Richard G. Cook ‘59 Paul ‘76 and Ivy Heazeltine Jay Wurz ‘84 Kevin M. ‘83 and Trisha K. Corcoran * Cynthia and Gerald Hemmelgarn + Ann (Kingsbury) Zimmerman ‘64 Thomas Costello III ‘96 Thomas ‘58 and Bev Heneghan Cynthia A. (Morris) ‘64 and Ronald W. Ott Hurrle ‘70 + $100+ Costello + Michael J. ‘68 and Jane Huser ($100-$499) Linda A. (Heede) ‘68 and Gregory Cress Indiana Organ Procurement Rose Ajamie ‘86 Mary Kay (Corey) ‘63 and Larry Daly Organization, Inc. Mark S. ‘75 and Susan Allen Charles J. ‘60 and Patricia A. Damler + Indy Cylinder Head, Inc. Kristine (Markovich) ‘91 and Jeffery Alpi Paula R. (Rochford) Dashiell ‘64 Carol S. (Martin) Jahnke ‘59 Amazon Smile Adam Davis Thomas James ‘62 Sherry (Lutz) ‘73 and Mark Anderson Dennis ‘74 and Marie (Hurrle) ‘74 Davis Lacy M. Johnson Mark L. Annee ‘94 Geralyn R. (McMahon) Davis ‘70 Kathy M. and David M. Kammerer Anonymous ‘72 Matthew Davis Joseph ‘58 and Mary Ann (Kelly) ‘64 Klein + Anonymous ‘70 Bryan J. Day ‘06 Thomas R. and Kathleen L. Kozenski Anonymous ‘68 Harry J. Dearing ‘68 Richard ‘59 and Peg Kramer Anonymous ‘84 Diana (Presutti) ‘72 and Salvatore DeMore Kenneth ‘60 and Mary (Romano) ‘60 Anonymous ‘91 Depot Liquors Landeck Nancy A. (Reese) Arce ‘73 Theresa L. (Ross) ‘66 and Robert Karen and Robert Layton Jerry ‘70 and Cricket Aull Desautels Daniel Lockhart ‘02 James L. Baecher ‘73 Jeffrey M. Dew ‘83 Tim and Ruthann Lord * Rita A. Barras Betty K. (Otto) Domer ‘61 Lumina Foundation for Education Greg Bauer ‘73 George E. ‘61 and Melinda C. Douglass Brian P. ‘83 and Karen (West) ‘84 Lyons Mary Lou (Hickey) ‘61 and Steven Morey Doyle ‘60 Sandy (Smith) Matthews ‘74 Beaupre Brian P. ‘94 and Indira Duffy James ‘68 and Jayne (Myers) ‘74 Vann and Donna Becker John L. and Nancy A. Dury McGuinness + Stephen A. ‘68 and Leslie Bennett Dominic ‘92 and Holly Eble Marilyn A. (Myers) ‘59 and Martin W. Michael A. ‘66 and Terri J. Berlier Mary Helen Eckrich McLaughlin + Bill ‘63 and Sheryl Bevan Kevin P. and Melissa Egan William ‘78 and Suzanne McLaughlin James P. and Angie Bewsey Dan and Beth Elsener William R. McMahon ‘63 Mary Margaret (Mulhern) ‘66 and Fred Cynthia Elson Paula E. and Ron Moore Beyne Diane E. (Hofmeister) Eltzroth ‘61 William and Susan Mullen Thomas R. ‘65 and Ann Blandford R. Douglas ‘69 and Susan A. Endicott Jane (Foley) ‘58 and Pat Nash Mark Bohnert Anonymous ‘70 Michael D. ‘79 and Diane Norton + * William T. ‘60 and Patti Bokermann James A. ‘82 and Robin A. ‘82 Erlenbaugh Michael and Anne O’Connor Cindy S. (Schroeder) Bondar ‘76 Angela (Grigsby) ‘79 and Jose Espada Kathryn K. (Kinney) ‘66 and Steven Painter Robert Bosch Tool Corporation Paul F. ‘60 and Alice Evans Nick and Amy Petrone + Dr. Lawrence ‘58 and Margo Bowman Sherry Fazzini Mike ‘66 and Nancy (Turner) ‘66 Piggott Robert ‘90 and Kristeen Brafford Mark R. ‘62 and Mary Jane Felts Gregory J. ‘67 and Roseann Poetz J. Alan Brown ‘68 Thomas J. Felts ‘65 Theresa J. (Crabtree) Purdy ‘74 Patsy (O’Connor) ‘68 and Terry Bucksot Jeanie (Pohlman) Fentz ‘57 Mark R. ‘69 and Jeanine T. Rattermann Gerry (Sodeman) ‘65 and Robert Burgin Douglas E., Jr. ‘57 and Mary Jo (Burns) ‘58 Raytheon Company Thomas ‘64 and Joan Burke Finn Michael D. ‘67 and Victoria L. Reese Mary Ann (Griffin) ‘77 and Jim Burkhart Glenda L. (Reynolds) ‘68 and Michael R. F. Joseph Rettig ‘61 Thomas N. Burleson Fisher Suzanne (Brake) Rhea ‘63 Gary P. ‘62 and Christine M. Burris Jane Ann Fisher ‘66 John ‘76 and Carol (Traub) ‘76 Richardson David G. ‘59 and Gale Busemeyer John A. Fisher, Jr. ‘66 Lorraine Riegner ‘61 Carren Cadick ‘70 Kevin ‘77 and Kathy Flaherty Jim ‘72 and Janet Rikke Therese Cangany Robert ‘70 and Melissa (Bogeman) ‘69 Fleck Barbara K. (Hibbert) Schrader ‘66 James J. Carr Jr. Joan M. (Gause) ‘75 and David R. Fletcher Kathie (Cannon) ‘73 and Steve Simpson Nancy (Nees) Carr ‘58 Marie (Zelcs) Flynn ‘65 Deacon George H. Sisson ‘64 Thomas J. ‘59 and Carolyn M. Carroll Cecilia A. (Rikke) ‘75 and James P. Fohl Sara (Edson) ‘93 and Ryan Soultz + Timothy J. ‘76 and Julie Catton Mary C. (Leonard) Forner ‘59 Thomas and Barbara Stader Michael R. Cecil ‘65 Robert K. and Lillian J. Forster

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John, Cindy and Amy Gaisser Kenneth N. ‘64 and Debbie Kast Clare Mikula and Lawrence J. Barnes James M. ‘64 and Brenda Galbo Kevin Keegan ‘76 James and Clare Mikula Gallagher Family ‘79 Angela M. (Costantino) Keith ‘59 * Vera and Jocko Mikula and Amelia and Brian ‘93 and Rhonda Gallagher Joseph K. ‘58 and Jane Keller Steve Jones Joseph E. and Karen A. Gallagher David A. ‘61 and Margaret M. Kelley Mary Rose (Mazza) Miller ‘60 Lawrence and Katharine Gigerich William Kelsey Michael S. and Stephanie A. Miller Maura Giles ‘98 Thomas J., Jr. and Barbara Kennedy Kathleen (Hammond) ‘86 and Karl Miltz Gary L. Gilliam ‘66 Thomas J. ‘60 and Mary L. Kirchner Beverly J. (Veerkamp) ‘75 and Mark Moore John E. ‘70 and Jane Gilmore Rev. Gerald Kirkhoff Jeanne (Moorman) ‘57 and David Moran Father Rick M. Ginther Diane and Michael Knight Aidan ‘83 and Karen Moriarty * Fernanda Girolami ‘69 and Steve Grohovsky Monsignor Paul D. Koetter Denis and Ita Moriarty Nancy (Carter) ‘68 and Bill Glawatz Martha S. and Frank Kolda Gerard Moriarty ‘77 Margie (Plummer) ‘66 and Tom Gradowski Louis J. Kossmann ‘60 Robert R. ‘57 and Frances A. (Corsaro) ‘59 Dan ‘88 and Patrice Greene Rita Kriech Moss Alex J. Grohovsky ‘07 Maria J. (Joson) ‘83 and Brent P. Kruse Elizabeth C. (Krug) Mundell ‘73 Clarence Guinan ‘59 Donald R. ‘58 and Judith A. Lathrop Jeannine (Andersen) Murphy ‘60 Daniel J. ‘58 and Sherilyn L. Hagan Linda A. (Lyons) ‘65 and Jonathan M. Kevin C. Murray ‘71 Kathleen T. Hagan ‘92 Lawrence Therese and Paul Myers Frank ‘71 and Denise (Delaney) ‘73 Hagerty Rich ‘85 and Maria Layman Liza Najem Gregory F. and Elizabeth Hahn Aaron Leming Susan J. (Via) ‘64 and James H. Nalley Anne (Ajamie) and Jon Hall Annette [Mickey] Lentz Dr. John ‘64 and Janet Nease Joseph Hammond Joan (Kirkhoff) Leucht ‘57 Gregg ‘79 and Kay Neidlinger Thomas P. ‘84 and Cindy Hammond John G. Linne ‘62 Judy Neidlinger John and Beverly Hansberry Rick Lintner ‘72 Sharon A. (Wilson) ‘60 and Robert A. Christina (Lathrop) ‘98 and Ben Harpring Paul A. Linton, Jr. ‘61 Nester + Barbara ‘66 and John Hassell Tony ‘60 and Rita (Urrutia) ‘60 Loesch Judy Nichols ‘61, Matt Henninger ‘89 and Susan P. (Schlegel) ‘74 and Michael C. Sister Lavonne Long, O.S.F. Vicki (Henninger) Hendley ‘91 Hassfurder Matthew T. Lord ‘96 Burch Nunley ‘65 Madonna M. (Doyle) Hasty ‘63 Jan Lorenzano James ‘69 and Nancy Obergfell Marisa B. (Perez) Hay ‘69 Nancy Lorenzano Joan (Wade) ‘86 and Tom O’Brien Martha A. Heazeltine Janet Lutz Lawrence ‘61 and Sueann M.B. O’Brien Connie (Lovell) Heneghan ‘62 James J. ‘60 and Sue A. Lynch Barbara (Atkinson) ‘64 and John Ockomon Matthew J. ‘89 and Amy G. Henninger Joseph D. ‘57 and Kathy L. (Kiesel) ‘63 Lyons Cindy A. (Brothers) ‘72 and James M. David M. ‘62 and Marilyn J. Hess Kathleen (Fowley) Lyons ‘59 O’Donnell Marilyn B. (Rogers) Hess ‘61 Shawn Lyons ‘79 Thomas F. ‘88 and Elizabeth W. O’Gara Donald, Jr. ‘67 and Connie (Crouse) ‘70 Mike Lyons ‘80 Denise F. (Roberson) Orendi ‘01 Hibbert Brian Lyons ‘83 Jim ‘72 and Toni Page Wayne and Janet Hieatt Gerald J. and Mary Maillet John Page ‘74 Jessica (Lawrence) Hillberry ‘96 Lynda (Newhart) ‘84 and John Manley David K. and Sandra M. Pasotti John ‘68 and Susan Hines Amy McFadden ‘87 and Michael Marack Rhonda and Larry Peffer Cecilia (Scecina) and Charles Hoelscher Shirley A. (Golay) ‘58 and Jack N. Marsella Patricia A. (Myers) ‘80 and Michael Perry Richard ‘65 and Janet Hoeping Lynda L. (Foster) Martin ‘61 William A. Perry Nancy J. (Walpole) ‘66 and Joe W. Hogan Eileen (Phillips) Mathers ‘66 Stephen ‘66 and Maura Peterson Don and Lynn Holliday Rick F. ‘80 and Cathy (Hutt) ‘80 Mayer David ‘65 and Theresa (Nease) ‘66 Joe ‘72 and Diane (Hehmann) ‘72 Bart and Denise McAtee Pickhardt Hollowell Rev. John P. McCaslin ‘85 John C. Pierce ‘84 Ann B. (Bower) ‘70 and Michael J. Holmes J. Jason McGuinness ‘03 Richard ‘76 and Anne Piotrzkowski Brooke (Doughty) Huber ‘95 Thomas M. and Barbara S. McLaughlin Noreen R. Pluckebaum ‘84 Michael M. ‘74 and Linda (Green) ‘75 Hupp Amy McMahon James A. Priller ‘69 Stanley E. Jackson Kevin J. ‘76 and Alicia D. McMahon Printing Partners Lawrence G. ‘65 and Patricia M. ‘66 Jacobs Patrick J. McMahon ‘70 David ‘79 and Dawn (Miller) ‘80 Pritchett Elaine (Veerkamp) ‘66 and Patrick Jerrell + Jim and Terry McNulty Nancy (Bevan) ‘60 and Larry Pullam Jockamo Upper Crust Pizza Kenneth J. ‘60 and Lynn A. Meier Linda Ragsdale ‘60 Linda (Waters) ‘65 and Dennis Jones Maureen (O’Brien) ‘73 and Allen Merkley Suzanne (Pierce) ‘80 and Joe Rauh Donna (Nally) Jordan ‘75 Fred ‘63 and Valeria Jean Meyer Kevin ‘76 and Elizabeth Reese Dr. John ‘83 and Mrs. Linda Joven + Richard ‘66 and Kathy (Kingsbury) ‘66 Meyer Michael Reidy ‘66 Thomas Kafoure ‘65 Albert and Phyllis Mikula Family John and Evelyn Ritter

26 FATHER SCECINA MAGAZINE | WINTER 2017 Terry ‘63 and Martie (Schneider) ‘63 Telephone Wiring & Installation / Tony Anonymous ‘57 Rodgers Yaggi ‘81 Anonymous Donna M. Ross ‘70 Angela (Leffler) ‘84 and Joseph Therber Judy E. (Smith) Armentrout ‘74 Cindy (Riley) ‘81 and Joe Rosswurm Julie A. (Deck) ‘83 and Vincent A. Thomas Harry K. ‘73 and Rosemary (Wright) ‘73 Barbara (White) Roth ‘60 Anne C. (Youngstafel) ‘72 and Gary S. Armour Paul S. Ruegamer ‘75 Thompson Chris J. and Andrea L. Arvin Sacred Heart Church Daniel J. ‘61 and Susan K. (Thompson) ‘62 Russell L. and Linda R. (Sparks) Asher Stephen ‘67 and Barbara Sahm Torzewski Nancy (Meyer) ‘65 and Steve Audretch John ‘98 and Andrea (Wiles) Sandlin Amy (Bewsey) ‘92 and Scott Treida Edward ‘62 and Pamela Aull Richard G. ‘67 and Judith H. Santoro Trumpey Family Foundation - Jerry ‘59 Patricia (Spista) Aversano ‘66 Paula A. (Nugent) ‘63 and Dee Saul and Elaine (Christen) ‘62 Trumpey Randall W. and Mary B. Ayers Kelly A. (Bossom) ‘90 and Andrew D. Scheid Patricia and Harold Tucker Susan (Shewman) ‘70 and Larry Ball Kelly A. (McAndrews) ‘82 and Philip T. Anonymous ‘57 Dr. Felix II ‘66 and Pierrette Barker Scheidler Charles T. ‘64 and Kathryn M. Voyles Therese (Ward) ‘86 and Tim Bath Robert Schlafer Joan A. (Parsons) ‘62 and James H. Voyles Marie L. Beltrame ‘63 and Ernie Lee ‘71 and Adele Schluge Mary Lou Vrabel ‘68 Montogomery Phillip ‘69 and Kathy Schluge Julie A. (Barth) ‘81 and Cliff ‘79 Wagoner Anthony J. ‘97 and Anna M. (Byer) ‘98 Bewsey Deette M. (Bennett) Schmidt ‘66 Charles Walker ‘59 Merrill and Marylyn Blackwell Tony ‘77 and Julie (Cangany) ‘78 Schmoll David ‘64 and Shirley Walker James A. ‘67 and Helen M. Bloome Howard Schneeberger Theresa (Eckerle) ‘78 and Jim Walker Steven J. Bosley ‘65 Dick ‘61 and Martha (Fuss) ‘61 Schneider Gary Warner ‘61 Mary Ellen Bossom Patrick ‘57 and Margaret Seery Geraldine M. Watts Charles and Carol Bowles Joseph Sergi Terry and Veronica Weaver Ronald ‘58 and Elizabeth (Lauer) ‘57 Stephen J. and Anita Sergi Richard L. ‘60 and Shirley A. Wehrel Bowman Rachel A. Shaffer Chuck and Jane Weisenbach Nicholas ‘95 and Tonya Bozzelli Patti (Weiss) ‘67 and Bob Shanahan Susan M. Werner ‘71 Jo Ann K. (Konerman) Brackett ‘58 Patricia (Dangler) ‘64 and Louis Sharp Anthony C. ‘87 and Mary Whalen William G. Branson ‘64 Ronald and Diane M. Sharp Joseph ‘87 and Candice Whisler Tom Brassie ‘79 Patrick ‘65 and Christine Sheehan + Drew White and Patricia Clark Pat ‘70 and Barbara (Traub) ‘72 Braun Gary Sherlock ‘66 Rev. Thomas Widner ‘60 Chip ‘79 and Sylvia Brothers Colleen (Brown) ‘74 and Joseph Shikany Jan M. (Myers) ‘61 and Alan J. Wilhere Andy Brown ‘84 Paula Shikany ‘82 * Barbara T. (Turner) Williams ‘67 Patricia Brown ‘68 Robert E. and Mary E. Sitzman Roger ‘61 and Debra Williams Jenny (Thibo) Brusca ‘93 James W. Smith II ‘71 Steven and Norma Wills Anonymous ‘80 Mary (McGavern) ‘61 and John Sockrider Frederick L. ‘63 and Stacy L. Wiltshire Jerome and Joan Bullock Solo Seniors of Indianapolis Meachelle (Hedrick) ‘85 and Andrew Barbara J. Burchfield Catherine M. and Dennis Southerland Wishart Joan P. (Killila) ‘63 and Jerry W. Burgin Patrick K. Sparks Patricia A. (Sullivan) Witt ‘64 Robert M. Burrows Jr. ‘67 Cheryl (Smith) ‘73 and RayBob Spencer Steve R. ‘64 and Jane M. (McGuinness) ‘65 Larry ‘68 and Peggy (McDowell) ‘69 John C. ‘60 and Kathleen M. Spotts Wolsiffer Campbell Tom and Julie Stefancik Cynthia A. (Werner) Woods ‘67 James E. ‘84 and Nancy Cangany Cynthia N. (Weisse) ‘66 and Richard W. Mark ‘83 and Shirley (Heines) ‘84 Wright Erin (Hammans) ‘98 and Sean Carpenter Steinmetz Mary Jo (Meyer) Wright ‘84 * Jenna (McGuinness) ‘08 and Roger Mark and Patricia Steinmetz Elizabeth (Hoelker) ‘62 and Ronald Caruthers Rose A (Walker) Sterger ‘62 Wrobel Thomas J. and Patricia A. Catton Bill ‘78 and Michele (Speth) ‘78 Strack Joseph T. ‘72 and Vickie D. (Ruegamer) ‘72 Melanie (Munchel) Chacon ‘66 John W. ‘67 and Nancy A. Sullivan Yaggi Mary E. (Tepe) ‘69 and Matt A. Chinchar Mark O. ‘71 and Betty Sullivan Donna (Odenwalder) ‘61 and Robert Jeffrey and Barbara J. Clemons Michael ‘85 and Jennifer (Hedrick) ‘89 Yancey Kathy and Dick Close Sullivan Jerry ‘57 and Mary Ellen (Whitsett) ‘61 Nancy J. (Perrey) Cockrell ‘60 Dr. Patricia A. Sullivan ‘80 Yetter Mary Ann (Colombo) ‘75 and Timothy Thomas G. Sullivan ‘59 Patricia C. (Cook) ‘65 and Warner A. Young Coffey Gary ‘67 and Sheilah (Murdock) ‘67 Michael Zengel ‘74 John ‘65 and Darlene (Ferguson) ‘65 Summers Debra D. (Driscoll) ‘69 and Gerald S. Zore Commons and Family Lynn (Walker) ‘76 and Kermit Swanson Pat ‘78 and Brenda K. Conroy Jim and Cyndy Taber $1-99 William A. Cook ‘63 and Margaret Gary T. ‘68 and Terry L. Talucci Rick Anderson ‘04 (Heitmann) ‘63 Litzelman-Cook Kathleen (Tucker) ‘97 and Danny Tamayo Anonymous ‘68 Marilyn and Greg Corey Mark ‘66 and Jane Ellen Tarpey Anonymous ‘60 Manuel E. ‘57 and Judy H. (Clager) ‘59 Suzanne (Clifford) Taylor ‘89 * Corpuz

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Linda Craft and Doug Lamb Jansen David ‘65 and Judith Meno Scott ‘75 and Mary (White) ‘75 Curren Jerry K. Jarboe ‘58 James E. ‘67 Metzger and Deborah ‘67 Edrya and Ed Dailey Mary Ann (Walker) ‘63 and John Jehn Baldwin Christos Y. ‘06 and Samantha J. Darzentas Nancy J. (Saunders) ‘64 and Douglas Tom and Diane Meyer Eileen M. (Harris) ‘69 and Michael R. Davis Jenkins Albert J., Jr. and Melissa Mikula Dennis DeBruhl Linda (Harris) ‘68 and Michael Jerrell Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Miles John Deiter Kathleen (O’Gara) ‘87 and Scott Johnson Joan (Kriech) Fishburn ‘81 Karen S. (White) Delgado ‘71 Louise S. Johnson-Russo and Richard Russo Tonya Miller Brian T. ‘81 and Regina G. Dew Leo J. and Suzanne Kammerer Judy (Bevan) ‘57 and Jim Moran Carrie Divens Sharon (Graf) ‘61 and Daniel Keilman Patricia (Hibbert) ‘57 and William Murphy Douglas P. Donahue V. Ann King Robert M. and Nancy J. Murphy Pam Donaldson Patricia (Nees) Klanac ‘64 Frances M. Navarra Mary Ann Doneth Joy Koeller Robert D. and Janet J. Newland Mitchell Donlan JoAnn L. Koesters Carolyn Noone Charles and Denise Douglas Wayne ‘58 and Eleanor (Luthman) ‘60 Angela K. Obergfell Timothy and Terri Downs Kolbus John T. ‘60 and Deborah O’Donnell Ralph and Millie Eakle The Kula Foundation Dennis D. and Janet S. O’Hair Jon Eckerle William J. ‘63 and Kathy A. Laham Sandra J. O’Hair Barbara (Deardorff) Ellis ‘64 Margaret F. (Cangany) and Dale Lane Stephanie A. Okerson Bridget E. (Tucker) ‘03 and Greg Esslinger Sharon L. (Gates) ‘57 and Bob Leaman Courtney (Frick) O’Malia ‘05 Clayton Estep ‘78 James R. and Joan M. Leffler Dana (Harrison) Osswald ‘78 A Michael Falcon ‘64 David ‘57 and Teresa (Hynes) ‘60 Lenahan Patricia J. (Shanahan) ‘64 and Terry J. Paas Barbara (Koesters) Farrell ‘60 Maggie (Mundy) LeRoy ‘61 Jeffery and Joanne Parish Shirley (Ritzi) ‘85 and John Ferree Marynell Lewis Mary (Nelson) ‘68 and Dick Parks Gerald J. and Mary Ann H. Fink Darlene (Heidelberger) ‘59 and Richard Lime Dr. Charles D. and Diana J. Paul John Forrest Chad and Catherine Linn Gloria L. (Quiroz) ‘90 and Dr. Jeffrey Pavlik Amanda Franks Jean A. Linville Jewell Pearson ‘98 Mark and Kirsten Fredericks Judith K. (Duncan) List ‘62 Marilyn Mathews Pellman and William Kathleen (Newkirk) ‘81 and Michael Frick Scott and Laticia Livesay Pellman Rick and Jeannette Fulmer Steven Lizart ‘61 Rosanne M. (McAllen) ‘74 and Dr. Robert Robert A. ‘60 and Donna S. Fulton Mark A. Logan ‘84 W. Petry Kathleen Gallagher ‘82 Scott C. and Amanda K. Long Jon D. ‘92 and Raeann Pfeiffer Patricia Gause Johnna Lorenzano Patricia A. (Quill) Poteet ‘73 Pattiann Gavaghan ‘74 Eddy Lux Julie (Ritzi) ‘93 and Tucker Potthast Gene ‘57 and Mary Glass Cleofas Machuca and Maria Leon Vera Price Sharon (Shinneman) Gleave ‘61 Louis E. and Marianne S. Markovich Julie Pruitt Rose Marie Goodin ‘62 Susan (Francis) Marlowe ‘61 Roy, Jr. ‘94 and Angela Pruitt John M. Goubeaux Andrea L. and Robert T. Marshall Evelynn U. (Looney) Putnam ‘62 Roger Greenawalt Kevin and Patricia Martin Deb W. (Wamer) ‘66 and Robert Quinlan Michael E. ‘62 and Jill A. Griffin Jessica Masbaum ‘95 Judith (Voyles) ‘61 and Mike Quinn J. Thomas and Mary C. Hall Susan May Henry Ramsey ‘65 Theresa (Blanford) Hedrick ‘60 Sister Rita Ann, Sister Barbara and all of Ann Reckley Mary Hellmer ‘70 us at Miracle Place M. Dennis and Mary Rector Daniel Heneghan ‘68 Michael P. and Yolanda L. McCormick Scott Reed ‘82 Peggy (Steger) ‘73 and Dan Henthorn Michael ‘61 and Kathy McCoy Joseph and Sandra Revell Peggy (Robinson) ‘69 and Gary Hess Ann M. and Robert J. McCurdy Rita (Dowling) Richardson ‘70 Mary Hicks Stephen and Jeanine McGaha Steven and Laura Ricker Cathy (Barman) Hightower ‘69 Jeffrey McGuinness ‘02 Sandra (Rollins) ‘58 and Ricardo Riggs Helen (McLaughlin) ‘67 and Leslie Hinshaw Brendan McMahon Nancy Ritchie Donald and Carolyn Hippensteel Elizabeth McMahon Brian Ritzi ‘92 John ‘62 and Jane Hodge John E. ‘65 and Carolyn S. (Perrin) ‘65 Carl and Julia Ritzi Lyn (Yocum) Hubley ‘62 McMahon Sean ‘87 and Andrea ‘87 Ritzi Eloise G. Hudson Thomas M. McMahon ‘82 Janet S. (Holmes) ‘84 and Jay Rohlman Mary Ellen (Sherlock) ‘68 and Mike Huggins Catherine (Heitmann) Mears ‘61 Robert E. Rose ‘75 Coralee D. (Carver) ‘84 and Franklin C. Hunt Meijer, Inc. Margaret E. (Moseman) ‘64 and Steven Anonymous ‘92 Linda Melton Roser Marianne T. (Reilly) ‘70 and Dr. Robert D. Patty (O’Neill) Mennel ‘57 Elizabeth A. (McCormick) Ross ‘64

28 FATHER SCECINA MAGAZINE | WINTER 2017 Carolyn M. (Cushman) ‘61 and James F. Roth Timothy Smith ‘83 Lisa (Harrison) Walters ‘75 Marla and Ignacio Rubalcava Gia K. Spaulding Robert ‘58 and Mary Lou (Withem) ‘59 Ward Rose T. Salnave Herbert ‘58 and Ellen Spitzer Joyce (Brindley) ‘66 and Steve Wassel Joanne (Jordan) Sarjent ‘59 Beverly (Bowron) Staley ‘70 Mary Eileen (Nees) ‘59 and Ronald Susanna (Leija) ‘95 and Craig Schene Charles and Christine Stewart Wehrmann Joanne T. Schmidt ‘77 D. Stephen and Mary Ellen Sullivan AJ ‘59 and Dorothy (Sitzman) ‘60 John E. ‘60 and Diane Schmidt Thomas C. and Sharon S. Sullivan Weidekamp William ‘59 and Barbara Ann Schnorr Dewey ‘73 and Dawn Swanson Barbara E. (Seal) Welch ‘57 Patricia (Caito) Schreiber ‘62 Jeannene (Williams) Talbott ‘88 Cynthia L. Wells Peter Schroedle and Jacquie Berry-Schroedle Judith (McDowell) ‘60 and Eugene Tansy Jeffrey and Dawn Wendel Maureen Schulz Rev. Kenneth Taylor Sean ‘86 and Stephanie (Dixon) ‘85 White William P. Schumann ‘65 Sandra Tharp David A. and Eleanor J. Williams Linda (O’Neill) ‘57 and James Schwarz Dr. Martha J. Thie ‘61 Patricia A. Wills Patsy A. (Love) ‘57 and Nick W. Seats Barbara (Whitworth) ‘70 and Patrick Timpe Patrick J. ‘74 and Julie K. (Brothers) ‘78 Bob W. ‘76 and Meme (Hines) ‘77 Sego David ‘75 and Debbie (Meyer) ‘75 Tocco Wilson Anthony ‘76 and Carol Sergi Jessica L. Tooley ‘07 Robert and Evelyn Wirrig Roseanne H. and Joseph T. Sergi Cameron L. Troxell Daniel ‘66 and Joni Wise Toni Sergi Sally A. (Reynolds) ‘71 and Tom J. Vail Robin Wittman Kathleen A. (Reimer) Shank Blair ‘95 and Courtney Van Velse Keith ‘79 and Bonnie (Ritzi) ‘81 Wood John Shaughnessy Philip and Ruth Ann Vogelgesang Gary Woolf and Leslie McMains Woolf Linda Simon ‘67 Jane Voyles Joe and Joann Wyand Eric Skirvin ‘98 Mike ‘78 and Laura (Tague) ‘78 Wagoner Daniel J. and Karen Young Connie (Ritzi) ‘83 and Chris Smith Meredith L. Wahl-Jones ‘99 Tim and Julie Zahn Francis T. ‘71 and Deanna M. Smith Eugene Wallace

2016-17 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS WOMEN’S CIRCLE (Pledges made during Fiscal Year July 1, 2016 - June 30, 2017)

Diane (Collins) Beasley ‘58 Maureen O. Griffin Anne O’Connor Amy (Wagner) Begley ‘93 Cynthia Hemmelgarn Gloria L. (Quiroz) Pavlik ‘90 Sheryl Bevan Lori K. (Watts) Johnson ‘77 Kathleen A. (Meredith) Pearson ‘83 Sheila (Barton) Bosron ‘60 Peggy (Kegeris) Jones ‘68 Amy Petrone Rose Branson Gail A. (Strohm) Kelly ‘62 Lorraine Riegner ‘61 Wendy Braun Rita Kriech Rachel A. Shaffer Ivette Clinger Karen Layton Dr. Patricia L. Sheehan Carol (Kolbus) Czaplicki ‘87 Nancy A. (Wagner) Leming ‘85 Rosalie (McGloon) Shepard ‘60 Jean (Kriech) Donlan ‘85 Kathy McCoy Gia K. Spaulding Rita (Dichmann) Edson ‘67 Suzanne McLaughlin Suzanne (Clifford) Taylor ‘89 * Angela (Grigsby) Espada ‘79 Marie C. McNelis Amy (Bewsey) Treida ‘92 Bridget E. (Tucker) Esslinger ‘03 Jeannine (Andersen) Murphy ‘60 Patricia Tucker Rebecca (Davis) Fleischer ‘94 Beth Murphy Lee Ann Van Benten Karen (Hyde) French ‘58 Therese Myers Madonna (Warrenburg) Wagner ‘87 Molly (O’Brien) Funk ‘90 Jane (Foley) Nash ‘58 Laura (Tague) Wagoner ‘78 Ann (McAtee) Gandolph ‘67 Judith (Della Penna) Nichols ‘61 Geraldine M. Watts Maura Giles ‘98 Jeanne (Atkinson) Norton ‘75 Kathleen Weissenberger ‘85

2016-17 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS SPONSORS (Pledges made during Fiscal Year July 1, 2016 - June 30, 2017)

All Occasions Gifts & Flowers Bitter Sweet Coca-Cola Arlington / Roe & Co., Inc. Black Acre Brewing Co. CSO Architects Beltrame Leffler Brand Communications Cangany’s Emerten Dearing & Dearing, CPA Michael Bewsey ‘82 and Thomas Bewsey ‘83 Cash & Carry Paper Co. Deering Cleaners

FATHER SCECINA MAGAZINE | WINTER 2017 29 Dauby O’Connor & Zaleski, LLC Johnson-Melloh, Inc. Ricker’s at Emerson and Washington Class of 1961 - Gregg Dwyer K & R Tool Shed, Indy “In Memory of Mike Dunn - Class of 1968 Easley Winery The Lathrop Family (RNDC Indiana)” Exterior Building Products, Inc. Managepoint, LLC Schneider Corporation F.A. Wilhelm Construction Co., Inc. Manley’s Irish Mutt Sisters of St. Francis, Oldenburg Feeney-Hornak Shadeland Mortuary Maple Creek Golf and Country Club Steer-In Flat 12 Bierwerks Marian University Sun King Brewery Furniture for Less Markey’s Rental and Staging The Mug Irvington Gentle Dentist Marie McNelis Tie-Dye Grill Heldman Exteriors Inc. Mitchell Dick McNelis, LLC Valeo Financial Advisors, LLC Indianapolis Racquet Club East New Jersey’s Wurster Construction IndyAnna’s Catering Nunley Family Dentistry Zink Distributing Company James Babcock Electrical Contractors, Inc. Dangler Enterprises Jockamo Upper Crust Pizza Printing Partners

2016-17 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS TRIBUTES (Pledges made during Fiscal Year July 1, 2016 - June 30, 2017)

IN HONOR OF Scott ‘75 and Mary (White) ‘75 Curren Sean ‘87 and Andrea (Smith) ‘87 Ritzi Jean (Kriech) ‘85 and James Donlan Cindy (Riley) ‘81 and Joe Rosswurm 2017 INDIANA 2-A John L. and Nancy A. Dury David ‘76 and Ann (Branson) ‘72 Ruhmkorff SOFTBALL CHAMPIONS Ralph and Millie Eakle Maureen Schulz Michael Zengel ‘74 Shirley (Ritzi) ‘85 and John Ferree John Shaughnessy John, Cindy and Amy Gaisser Connie (Ritzi) ‘83 and Chris Smith JOHN GAUSE ‘80 Sheila (McNelis) ‘79 Gamache and Robert Jim and Cyndy Taber Anonymous Bates Angie (Leffler) ‘84 and Joseph Therber Carrie Divens John M. Goubeaux Lee Ann Van Benten Sherry Fazzini Wayne and Janet Hieatt Robert and Evelyn Wirrig Joani M. (Gause) ‘75 and David R. Fletcher J. Kevin ‘77 and Lori K. (Watts) ‘77 Johnson Robin Wittman John Forrest William Kelsey Keith ‘79 and Bonnie (Ritzi) ‘81 Wood Roger Greenawalt Wayne ‘58 and Eleanor (Luthman) ‘60 Kolbus The Gallagher Family ‘79 Stanley E. Jackson Rita Kriech Jean A. Linville Anonymous ‘60 BERNIE SHEPARD Scott C. and Amanda K. Long Andrea L. and Robert T. Marshall Sheila (Barton) ‘60 and William Bosron Angela K. Obergfell Hutt Families (Davis, Mayer, Wilson, Julie Pruitt Lavelle and Hutt) ‘80 CONNIE (MCGLINCHEY) Cameron L. Troxell Robert T. ‘84 and Theresa M. (Ritzi) ‘84 Mayer SCHNEEBERGER Sister Rita Ann, Sister Barbara and all of Howard Schneeberger RICHARD A. KOESTERS us at Miracle Place JoAnn L. Koesters Michael ‘81 and Angela (Greiner) ‘81 McNelis DELLA LYNETTE Albert and Phyllis Mikula Family Anonymous ‘68 Albert J., Jr. and Melissa Mikula IN MEMORY OF Patricia Brown ‘68 Clare Mikula and Lawrence J. Barnes Patsy (O’Connor) ‘68 and Terry Bucksot ALEX BIGELOW James and Clare Mikula Linda (Harris) ‘68 and Michael Jerrell Class of 2006 Vera and Jocko Mikula and Amelia and Tom and Diane Meyer Steve Jones Robert M. and Nancy J. Murphy ANITA F. (MAHONEY) DEARING Michael S. and Stephanie A. Miller Mary (Nelson) ‘68 and Dick Parks Judy Neidlinger Anonymous ‘68 Carolyn Noone EDWARD AND PATRICIA ANNE AND TOM KIRK Dennis D. and Janet S. O’Hair GILLIAM Sandra J. O’Hair MEMORIAL FUND Gary L. Gilliam ‘66 Julie (Ritzi) ‘93 and Tucker Potthast Charles and Carol Bowles Joseph and Sandra Revell Chip ‘79 and Sylvia Brothers FRANK KLINKOSE, JR. Raymond F. and Barbara M. Riley Jeffrey and Barbara J. Clemons Timothy and Terri Downs Nancy Ritchie Marilyn and Greg Corey Donald and Carolyn Hippensteel Brian Ritzi ‘92 Linda Craft and Doug Lamb Kathleen (O’Gara) ‘87 and Scott Johnson Carl and Julia Ritzi

30 FATHER SCECINA MAGAZINE | WINTER 2017 Louise S. Johnson-Russo and Richard Russo David A. and Eleanor J. Williams THERESA M. TEIPEN Kathy M. and David M. Kammerer John ‘68 and Nora Teipen Leo J. and Suzanne Kammerer JOHN MAIO Marilyn Mathews Pellman and William Anonymous THOMAS DONALDSON Harry K. ‘73 and Rosemary (Wright) ‘73 Pellman Pam Donaldson Steven and Laura Ricker Armour Thomas C. and Sharon S. Sullivan Mary Hicks TRISH C. (MCMAHON) SERGI Steven and Norma Wills Frances M. Navarra Sherry (Lutz) ‘73 and Mark Anderson JAMES AJAMIE JOHN SCHMOLL Marie L. Beltrame ‘63 and Ernie Montogomery Mark Bohnert Anne (Ajamie) ‘79 and Jon Hall Margaret F. (Cangany) and Dale Lane Adam Davis Indiana Organ Procurement Ann M. and Robert J. McCurdy Geralyn R. (McMahon) Davis ‘70 Organization, Inc. Matthew Davis LILLIAN FORESTAL Mary Ann Doneth JAMES T. CLIFFORD Merrill and Marylyn Blackwell Jon Eckerle Donna (Delaney) Clifford ‘61 William G. Branson ‘64 Cynthia Elson Scott ‘75 and Mary (White) ‘75 Curren J. Thomas and Mary C. Hall John Deiter JAMES V. GAVAGHAN Cynthia and Gerald Hemmelgarn Lawrence and Katharine Gigerich Mary Ann (Griffin) ‘77 and Jim Burkhart Joe ‘72 and Diane (Hehmann) ‘72 Gregory F. and Elizabeth Hahn Joseph D. Cathcart ‘80 Hollowell Kevin Keegan ‘76 John ‘65 and Darlene (Ferguson) ‘65 Commons J. Kevin ‘77 and Lori K. (Watts) ‘77 Johnson Bart and Denise McAtee Patricia (Kelly) ‘66 and Derry Condon Joy Koeller Stephen and Jeanine McGaha Pat ‘78 and Brenda K. Conroy Martha (Shea) ‘72 and Bill Kuntz Tonya Miller Scott ‘75 and Mary (White) ‘75 Curren Marynell Lewis Kevin C. Murray ‘71 Michael F. ‘83 and Lisa (Speth) ‘84 Delaney Jan Lorenzano Raymond F. and Barbara M. Riley Jockamo Upper Crust Pizza Johnna Lorenzano David ‘76 and Ann (Branson) ‘72 Ruhmkorff Tim and Ruthann Lord Nancy Lorenzano Bob W. ‘76 and Meme (Hines) ‘77 Sego Jim and Terry McNulty James and Mary Mahin Patrick ‘65 and Christine Sheehan Rita (Dowling) Richardson ‘70 Amy McMahon Tim and Julie Zahn Geraldine M. Watts Brendan McMahon Joe and Joann Wyand Elizabeth McMahon MARY BAKEMEYER John E. ‘65 and Carolyn S. (Perrin) ‘65 JOAN P. (KILLILA) BURGIN Nick and Amy Petrone McMahon Michael E. ‘67 and Peggy (Branson) ‘65 Lee Ann Van Benten Kevin J. ‘76 and Alicia D. McMahon Beltrame Patrick J. ‘74 and Julie K. (Brothers) ‘78 Wilson Patrick J. McMahon ‘70 Barbara J. Burchfield Thomas M. McMahon ‘82 Joan P. (Killila) ‘63 and Jerry W. Burgin PAUL R. BAUER William R. McMahon ‘63 Edrya and Ed Dailey Anonymous ‘72 Linda Melton Gerald J. and Mary Ann H. Fink William A. Cook ‘63 and Margaret William and Susan Mullen Mark and Kirsten Fredericks (Heitmann) ‘63 Litzelman-Cook Liza Najem V. Ann King Paula A. (Nugent) ‘63 and Dee Saul James ‘69 and Nancy Obergfell Janet Lutz Solo Seniors of Indianapolis Stephanie A. Okerson Susan May Jeffery and Joanne Parish Judith (Voyles) ‘61 and Mike Quinn PHIL CAITO Dr. Charles D. and Diana J. Paul Terry ‘63 and Martie (Schneider) ‘63 Rodgers Betty Caito Joanne T. Schmidt ‘77 William P. Schumann ‘65 Anthony ‘76 and Carol Sergi Beverly (Bowron) Staley ‘70 ROGER HENEGHAN Frank Sergi Charles and Christine Stewart Connie (Lovell) Heneghan ‘62 Joseph Sergi Anonymous ‘57 Mark Sergi Philip and Ruth Ann Vogelgesang TERRY FAHEY Roseanne H. and Joseph T. Sergi Charles T. ‘64 and Kathryn M. Voyles Stephen J. and Anita Sergi Jane Voyles Colleen (Brown) ‘74 and Joseph Shikany Terry Fahey Memorial Golf Tournament Toni Sergi Catherine M. and Dennis Southerland Cheryl (Smith) ‘73 and RayBob Spencer Annual giving is calculated by pledges made during the fiscal year of Scecina Bradley Warnecke Memorial High School, which is July 1, 2016 through June 30, 2017. All pledges Chuck and Jane Weisenbach received during this period are reflected in this report. Any pledges received after July 1, 2017 will be reflected in the fiscal year 2017-18 (July 1, 2017 through June 30, 2018). WILLIAM E. BEVAN SR. Randall W. and Mary B. Ayers

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Jim Parise ‘87 By Rose Branson, Donor and Alumni Relations Coordinator

Jim Parise ‘87 traveled the farthest among his classmates for his 30th class reunion this past October. It’s 3,200 miles from his current home in Juneau, Alaska, to Indianapolis. For the past 17 years, Jim has been living a life of adventure on the Last Frontier.

“After 30 years, I still feel like a member of the Scecina Community “After 30 years, even though I live thousands of miles away. That feeling will never go away, and giving is one small way to feel connected and help current I still feel like a students experience what I did at Scecina,” said Jim. member of the Jim grew up at St. Simon parish and attended grade school there. At Scecina Community Scecina, Jim was on the wrestling team and enjoyed socializing with even though I live friends during and after school. Wrestling Coach Mark Steinmetz was “tough as nails but cared thousands of miles deeply for his wrestlers,” Jim said. The sport taught him to deal with away.” defeat. Jim felt he was not a great student compared to his peers at Scecina, JIM PARISE ‘87 but he went on to do very well at Ball State University. Director of Fixed Income Investments for the Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation “When I arrived at college, I did much better than I or my parents B.S. in Finance | Ball State University thought I would and I attribute it all to my experience at Scecina,” said Jim.

Jim and his wife, Kelly, and their children, Maren, Nick, Anna, and Matthew, live in the state capital of Juneau, where Jim is Director of Fixed Income at the Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation (APFC). He is responsible for investing the $11 billion bond portfolio that is part of a $60 billion overall investment portfolio for the APFC.

The APFC manages the assets of the Alaska Permanent Fund and other state investments. The Permanent Fund was created in an amendment to the Alaska Constitution upon completion of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline. It set aside some oil revenues into a dedicated fund for future generations who would not have the oil as a resource.

“Scecina sent me into the world with a moral compass that helped guide me through many different challenges and experiences after high school,” he said. n 32 FATHER SCECINA MAGAZINE | WINTER 2017 ALUMNI news

Molly (O’Brien) Funk ‘90 Diane (Collins) Beasley ‘58 Administrative Assistant at Our Lady of Lourdes Former Tailor/Seamstress B.S. in Education | Ball State University Professional Scecina Sports Fan

By Beth Murphy, Director of Marketing Communications By Rose Branson, Donor and Alumni Relations Coordinator

The outgoing and energetic Molly (O’Brien) Funk ’90 has Have you seen that feisty lady shouting and cheering on given of herself to support the Catholic community on the the sidelines at almost every Scecina sporting event? Eastside. In September, the Archdiocese of Indianapolis honored Molly with the 2017 Monsignor Albert Busald That super fan is Award. The award recognizes adults who have given Diane (Collins) sustained service to the youth of a particular parish Beasley ’58, through CYO and youth ministry programs. The new Scecina’s biggest archbishop, Charles Thompson, presided at the Mass at cheerleader, SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral in Downtown Indianapolis. which is ironic, as Diane herself “I was a little shocked that many people see the effort, jokes, because time, talent, and treasure that I put into OLL and the she was cut from dedication that I have,” said Molly, who served on the Our cheerleading at Lady of Lourdes Athletic Board for six years. “I am blessed Scecina. that I have the opportunity to support my parish and the athletes of OLL and CYO.” Diane had the loudest mouth at Ben Davis High School on June 10 at the Crusaders softball State Championship She continues to support Lourdes athletics, even though game. She started all the cheers and waved her pompoms her own son, Matthew, moved on to Scecina, where he is (souvenirs from the Crusaders ’90 and ’91 state football a junior. championship seasons). The Crusaders won the 2017 IHSAA 2A Softball State Championship that day, and Our Lady of Lourdes Principal Chris Kolakovich said Molly’s Diane won, too. The team presented her a plaque, which commitment to Lourdes is “undeniably strong.” reads “SM SOFTBALL 2017” and has each girl’s name and number. Molly has been a Club 53 ticket seller and a Scecina Fund Ambassador and she has participated in the Alumni “I care so much because of the children – I just love them Information Gathering sessions, supported the Booster so much and want to support them,” said Diane, whose Club and helped with her class reunions. grandchildren don’t live close.

“I feel that in receiving the Busald Award I am living as a You can hear it in her voice and in her stories how much servant leader in the footsteps of Father Thomas Scecina,” Diane loves Scecina students and families. She knows so n she said. much about the history of the teams and the families and athletes; she still attends dinners with past alumni to stay in touch.

She has missed just four softball games in 20 years. Diane also hasn’t missed many boys basketball, girls basketball, football, tennis, and some soccer games either. You might see her with Rita (Dichmann) Edson ’67 and Coach Bear, the teddy bear mascot.

Diane was a member of Scecina’s Board of Directors for 17 years, is a member of the Scecina Women’s Circle, has volunteered at Scecina, and attends most alumni events. n

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Sister Jean Marie Cleveland ‘59 Meghan McFadden ‘99 Vice President of Mission Effectiveness, Marian Development Coordinator for the IU School of Medicine University B.A. in Communication | University of Dayton B.A. in Mathematics | Marian College M.A.T. in Mathematics | Purdue University By Rose Branson, Donor and Alumni Relations Coordinator M.P.S. in Pastoral Studies | Loyola University of Chicago One of the greatest strengths of a Catholic school is the community. You are a part of a bigger family where By Beth Murphy, Director of Marketing Communications everyone knows everyone.

She looks around the Marian University campus and sees For Meghan McFadden ‘99, Scecina was right there so many 18-year-olds, fresh out of high school and just with her during a difficult time in her life. finding their way in the adult world. They seem so young and even immature at times. She can’t believe she was “A unique and life-changing experience I had while at the same age when she made the monumental decision Scecina was the passing of my father the summer before to become a Sister of St. my senior year. I remember the day it happened, almost Francis, Oldenburg. every single person from my class showed up at my house that night,” says Meghan. “And they continued to “I graduated from Scecina show up for me that year. I was surrounded by love and in June (1959) and in support from my classmates, and it helped me through September I was at my grief. That is an experience I will never forget.” Oldenburg,” recalls Sister Jean Marie Cleveland, Growing up on the Eastside of Indianapolis and who attended Little attending Our Lady of Lourdes, Meghan comes from a Flower Catholic Church long lineage of Scecina graduates. and Parish while she was growing up. Meghan is still involved with the Eastside community, specifically Scecina and as a cheerleading coach for Our She’s spent much of Lady of Lourdes. “I have pride in Scecina! The school her life as a teacher and school administrator. At Marian, played such a positive role in my formative years, and I which was founded by the Sister of St. Francis, Oldenburg, want that for others.” n Sister Jean is vice president for Mission Effectiveness and a liaison between the Sisters and the university. She serves on President Daniel Elsener’s cabinet, works in campus ministry, and coordinates efforts to promote the Franciscan Sponsorship values.

There’s no doubt the Sisters who taught her at Scecina played a major role in her decision to join the order.

As an early Scecina graduate, she knows how important alumni are in giving back to the school.

“Scecina did much for each of us. I believe we need to give to the present and future students,” she said. “There were no alumni most of my high school life. I don’t know how Scecina was able to do so much for us. I do know that today alumni need to be involved to help build the future.” n

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HOMECOMING 2017

The Class of 1968 football players celebrated their 50th anniversary at the Homecoming game. (left) During halftime, members of the Class of 1993 marked the start of their 25th anniversary year. (right)

Scecina celebrated Homecoming 2017 this year with a great win over Park Tudor 40-20, with the Scecina football team finishing their season 12-2. Homecoming is sponsored by the Scecina Athletic Office and Alumni Office. Scecina started the evening with a tailgate sponsored by IndyAnna’s Catering and rolled right into a fun evening celebrating the Class of 1968 Crusaders football team between the first and second quarter and the Class of 1993 for their 25th anniversary at halftime. Afterward, alumni, friends and parents met up at Manley’s Irish Mutt for a post-game celebration. It was a great night to be a Crusader!

Save the date for Homecoming 2018: Friday, September 7, 2018. n

ALUMNI + FRIENDS INDIANS OUTING

Another fun evening at the Alumni and Friends Indians Outing on July 29! Future Crusaders, 120 alumni, friends and staff enjoyed a night of fun at Victory Field.

It must be a Feeney family reunion!

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QUILTS OF VALOR By Rose Branson, Alumni and Donor Relations Coordinator

For Peggy (Kelly) Fowley, a 1967 graduate of Scecina, her 50th class reunion brought an opportunity to bring peace and closure to her classmates who served the country during the Vietnam War.

“Many of our veterans just never felt properly thanked for their service, especially those from Vietnam,” said Peggy.

She decided to take part in Quilts of Valor, an organization with a mission to “cover service members and veterans touched by war with comforting and healing Quilts of Valor.” 15 veterans from the Class of 1967 were presented with Quilts of Valor at their 50th reunion this past August. Peggy decided in May 2017 to make quilts for 22 members of her class who were Vietnam-era veterans. The emotional presentation healed some wounds for With the reunion only three months away, in August, she veterans in the Class of 1967. Some comments from knew she could count on quilting help from classmates those in attendance: Susie (Heffernan) Prather and Kathy (McGinty) Dullaghan. She also sought advice from classmate Tom “It was the emotional highlight of the evening.” Green, who was in charge of the veterans committee for their reunion. “You helped melt away that anger, you have ripped out those terrible seeds by honoring him with the Quilt of They made 22 quilts, each taking about two weeks to Valor.” complete. “It was worth doing because there wasn’t a dry eye in the place” when the quilts were presented at the “The honor you bestowed on your classmates was reunion, Peggy said. without parallel.”

The most important part of the Quilts of Valor is the “He never let go of the anger in the pit of his stomach. He presentation, when each veteran is called forward by said when he was wrapped in that quilt on Saturday, the rank and name and wrapped in his or her own special anger was just lifted from him. He said he never felt so quilt. When it came time for the presentation, the first unburdened since his return.” Scecina veteran from the Class of 1967 was called up. “I don’t think I have EVER seen him so proud of anything “At first, he was a little confused,” said Peggy, “But then, before.” after the second veteran walked up, everyone began to become very emotional, especially those receiving the “If I’m down and need a hug, I can just go get the quilt.” quilts.” “The evening of the reunion, many classmates came Lt. Col. Lisa Kopczynski helped present the Quilts of up to tell us how much they appreciated the time and Valor and received her own quilt. Lt. Col. Kopczynski efforts we made in producing the quilts. It was emotional has been actively serving for more than 30 years in the for all of us,” Peggy said. n Indiana Army National Guard and was deployed to Iraq in 2008. Her parents, Michael and Martha (Griffo) Bell, graduated from Scecina in 1961.

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QUILTS OF VALOR TWILIGHT TWIRLERS By Charles Sinclair ‘67

Too old to twirl a baton? No way!, say the Twilight Twirlers. Loosely modeled after a group in The Villages, Florida, these Scecina alumni prove that you’re never too old to go out and entertain the community.

The group’s inaugural performance was at the Irvington Halloween Festival parade on Oct. 28. Well, it’s hard to march without drums, so they’ve added a drumline. And banner carriers. And even a drum major. The Twitlight Twirlers at the Irvington Halloween Festival in October. They are slated to march Twilight Twirlers practiced in the parking lot at Little in the Indy St. Patrick’s Day Parade on Friday, March 16, 2018. Flower this fall. Great way to get back in shape and even better way to make new friends and renew old Current members of the Twilight Twirling Corps include friendships! No high aerial tosses, but the group has a leaders Cindy (Werner) Woods ‘67, Ginny (Walters) sharp, coordinated look. The women work together to Allen ‘68, Ann (Bower) Holmes ‘70, and drum major plan their routines and design “uniforms” appropriate Eileen (Griffin) Walters ‘71. Twirlers and banner carriers to the performance. They say a group prayer at each include Connie (Eaton) Hagist ‘64, Melanie (Munchel) rehearsal. Chacon ‘66, Linda (Harris) Jerrell ‘68, Mary Ann (McMahon) Lowe ‘68, Katie Fahey ‘69, Vicky Spalding The Twilights invite other Scecina alumni who can twirl ‘69, Marilyn (Smith) Hasty ‘69, Barb (Fiddler) Lewis or play percussion to join. They are considering adding a ‘73, Cheryl (Smith) Spencer ‘73, Michele Whisler ‘73, pompon group and flag corps. Interested? Just ask to join Diane (Moorman) Tracy ‘79. Members of the drumline the Twilight Twirlers group on Facebook or send them a are Charles Sinclair ‘67, Joe O’Connell ‘74, Rene DeLano message. Even better – ask one! ‘78, and Mike Bowron ‘78. Our photographer is Maureen Griffin ‘68. n

2017 GOLF CLASSIC The 2017 Scecina Alumni Golf Classic on July 28, 2017, was a great day with alumni, friends, staff, and parents! Despite some challenging weather and a postponement of the original date, it was a beautiful day at West Chase Golf Club, where Isabelle Leffler ’18 was honored as this year’s Kenneth R. Leffler Scholarship recipient. Isabelle is involved in student activities at Scecina, including sports, student government and theater. She is a National Honor Society member and is student body president.

This year’s outing brought together another large group with 113 players registered and 24 sponsors. We hope to see you next year on June 22, when we’ll gather for another Scecina Alumni Golf Isabelle Leffler (left), recipient of the Kenneth R. Leffler Scholarship, with Scecina Classic! And don’t wait! The past two golf outings have sold President Joe Therber and Rick Smith ‘69. out. For more information, please contact Rose Branson, Donor and Alumni Relations Coordinator, at [email protected] or 317-356-6377 ext. 1319. n

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CLASS OF 1987

CLASS OF 1957 CLASS OF 1997

CLASS OF 1967 CLASS OF 2007

WAYS TO GIVE When you’re planning your gifts to Scecina, remember that there are many different ways to give, depending on your situation: CLASS OF 1972 • School Scholarship Tax Credit (SSTC) • IRA/Required Minimum Distribution (RMD) • Stock • Real Estate • Bequest/Planned Giving • Insurance

CLASS OF 1977 If you’d like to talk to someone about the various ways to give, Jim McGuinness, Director of Development and Alumni Relations, would be happy to help. Contact him at 317-352-3227 or [email protected].

38 FATHER SCECINA MAGAZINE | WINTER 2017 HAPPY ANNIVERSARY TO CCF

Scecina congratulates the Catholic Community Foundation Inc. (CCF) as it celebrates its 30th anniversary this year. Since 1987, the CCF has been helping the people of the Archdiocese of Indianapolis use endowments to create long-term financial stability for the Catholic ministries in Central and Southern Indiana.

The CCF manages $180 million in assets with more than 470 endowment funds and donor-advised funds. Over the last 30 years, CCF has awarded more than $105.5 million in grants to parishes, schools and Catholic agencies.

The CCF works with Archdiocesan ministries, including agencies, parishes and schools like Scecina Memorial High School, to create and grow their permanent endowment funds. The CCF manages 17 endowments for Scecina. The CCF follows the U.S. Catholic Conference of Bishops (USCCB) guidelines to maximize return on investments, consistent with Catholic values and sound investment practices. CFF’s portfolios are in good compliance with the USCCB socially responsible investing guidelines as determined by outside consultants.

Learn more about the Catholic Community Foundation at www.archindy.org/ccf.

If you want to give to an endowment or set up an endowment to help Scecina’s ministry, contact Jim McGuinness, Director of Development and Alumni Relations, at [email protected] or 317-352-3227. n

FOR INDIANA RESIDENTS: YOUR GIFT TO SCECINA PAYS OFF AT TAX TIME When you make a gift to Scecina, you make a Catholic education possible for Scecina students who are most in need. Did you know you also can benefit from a special tax credit available to Indiana residents?

Thanks to Indiana’s School Scholarship Tax Credit program, you can support Scecina students with your donation, which then is eligible for a 50% tax credit. When you designate your donation to Scecina through the approved Scholarship Granting Organization (SGO), you’ll receive a credit that reduces your state income taxes.

Hurry to get the tax savings. The $12 million in credits set aside by the state was down to $3.6 million on December 7.

If you have questions or wish to contribute through the program, contact Jim McGuinness, Director of Development and Alumni Relations, at [email protected] or 317-352-3227.

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FATHER SCECINA MAGAZINE | WINTER 2017 39 CLASS notes The Class of 1960 celebrated their 75th 1980s birthdays together in October 2017. Timothy Kolbus ’83 was named to the 2017 “Pros to Know” List by Supply & 1950s Demand Chain Executive magazine. Jeanne (Moorman) Moran ‘57 and her husband, David, celebrated their 60th The Class of 1987 celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary in June 2017. The reunion at Scecina this past October couple, who are parishioners at Holy 2017. Spirit Catholic Church, were married at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church on 1990s June 29, 1957. They have six children, The Class of 1997 celebrated their 20th six grandchildren and two great- The Class of 1967 celebrated their 50th reunion in August 2017 at Scecina and reunion in August 2017 at Maple Creek Golf grandchildren. and Country Club. Marriot East. The Class of 1957 celebrated their 60th reunion in September 2017 at K of C on 1970s 2000s the Eastside. They also were honored at a The Class of 1972 celebrated their 45th Emily Schenkenfelder Davis ’02 and her Scecina football game for being the first reunion in August 2017 at Blind Owl husband, John, welcomed their first child, graduating class. Brewery. Finley (Finn) Lloyd Davis, into the world, June 3, 2017. Lawrence M. Bowman ’58, a member of Jim Baecher ’73 and Mary Jo A. (Obergfell) the National Council for Private School Baecher-Kennelly ’75 announce the birth Accreditation (NCPSA), met in June 2017 of their grandson, Landon Keith Page, to at the U.S. Department of Education with daughter Jamie and son-in-law Keith Page. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos. The Landon was born November 9, 2017. meeting was focused on the role of private and religious schooling and the importance of school improvement efforts as promoted by accreditation programs. Larry is on the right in the front row of standing council members. Stephanie (Culp) Thorsen ‘03 and her husband, Anthony, are happy to announce the birth of Ryder Matthew on November 8, 2017. Ryder joins big brother Jacob Anthony. Angela S. (Gogerty) Fillingame ’76 announces the birth of her first grandchild, Cassie (Byrd) Echegaray ‘07 and her Jadyn Marie, to her son and daughter-in-law, husband, Kevin, welcomed their second child on April 2, 2017, Francesca Ann 1960s Jordan and Susanna Phillips, in September 2017. Echegaray. Artist Conrad Cortellini ’61 has had an amazing work of art on public display for years. “Total Perspective Vortex (pictured),” In July 2017, David ‘76 and Ann (Branson) his creation completed in 1989, has been ‘72 Ruhmkorff traveled to Donegal, Ireland, hanging in the Grand Lobby of Clowes to celebrate the marriage of their daughter, Memorial Hall of Butler University since Kate, to Chris Sullivan. Other Crusaders that 1992. A 25th anniversary celebration took celebrated were: Butch Branson ’64, Mike place on November 15, 2017, at Clowes ’67 and Peggy (Branson) ‘65 Beltrame, Hall. More than 200 people attended the Tom ’74 and Karen (Naughton) ’73 event. Branson, Rita (Branson) Parsons ‘76, Tom Branson Jr. ‘01, and Nicholas Branson ‘11.

The Class of 2007 celebrated their 10th reunion in August 2017 in the Scecina cafeteria.

2010s John Kennedy ’12 was accepted into the U.S. Navy’s Medical Officer Scholarship The Class of 1977 celebrated their 40th program. He receives a full scholarship reunion at Scecina in October 2017. and a stipend.

40 FATHER SCECINA MAGAZINE | WINTER 2017 IN memoriam GARY YOHLER March 2, 1945 - December 6, 2017

The Scecina Community lost a dear Gary donated hours and hours of his time to taking photos at friend this year. If you attended Scecina. With his keen eye, he captured important events at Scecina events, you probably Scecina, such as Homecoming, Senior Night, Father Tom Mass, saw Gary Joseph Yohler ’63 with Club 53, Awards Day, Baccalaureate and Commencement. his cameras around his neck as Many of his photos have graced the pages of this magazine in he recorded Scecina’s special the past. moments and its history. Gary died on Dec. 6, 2017. He was 73. He has been honored in the past by Scecina, most recently in 2013 as the winner of the Larry Neidlinger “We Care” Award. Gary owned and operated Tiffany Photography in Carmel since 1973. We will miss Gary fiercely. We pray for comfort for his family: Tiffany is the official photographer his wife, Pamela; his daughter and son-in-law, Laralyn and of Scecina senior portraits and Mark Holwager; his grandson, Edward Joseph Holwager, as student portraits for the yearbook and of the fall and winter well as his siblings, Barbara ‘59, Mark ‘61, Dennis, and Patty. n sports photos.

ALUMNI DEATHS John E. Perkins ‘63 ‘66 (Terri), and Mary (Berlier) White (Mark ‘73). James “Jim” F. Bell ‘59 James “Jim” R. Roberts ‘64 Beverly J. Brelage ‘61 Edward M. Schmidt ‘61 CORRECTION Frederick W. “Bill” Brown III ‘60 Jane (Schilling) Simon ‘79 Jessica L. Carte ‘01 Norma R. (Kirch) St. John ‘58 The Summer 2017 issue of the Father Scecina Magazine had an error in Donald W. Wise ‘79 Mary F. (Feeney) Cunningham ‘59 the Alumni Deaths section. Joseph William H. Daley ‘57 Gary Yohler ‘63 Scheich ’62 was incorrectly listed as deceased. Instead, his brother, Gerald Kary R. Dangler ‘97 J. Scheich ’66, should have been John “JD” F. Driscoll ‘73 PAST FACULTY AND STAFF listed. We apologize for the error. Thomas W. Foreman, Sr. ‘58 Alice A. Davis PAST BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEMBER James Friedrich ‘66 Teresa Echrich Robert “Bob” J. Garner ‘60 Walter L. Fields, Jr. Class Notes and In Memoriam Robert “Bob” C. Heede ‘65 reflect notices received on or before Robert J. Heiob ‘74 December 6, 2017. To update FAMILY REMEMBRANCES your information (home or email Roberta M. Heitmann ‘65 address), submit a class note, or Mark F. Higgins ‘71 Ken and Mary Benson, parents of report an alumni death, please Jon Benson ’89 and Steve ’93, died contact Gia Spaulding, Richard Hudson ‘61 Advancement Coordinator, at in October from injuries sustained Carl A. Keppler ‘66 [email protected], or in a car accident. They are the submit information via the online Martin P. Lee ‘80 grandparents of Taylor Snow ’16 and form at www.scecina.org/alumni. Alex Benson. Miguel “Mike” A. Martinez ‘74 Patrick “Pat” D. Mescall ‘64 Jean A. (Young) Myers ‘60 Henrietta Berlier, mother of Margie (Berlier) Lindeman ‘65 (Jim ‘64), Mike

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