Spring 2018

DONNA SMITH RETIRES AFTER 46 YEARS OF SERVICE TO RONCALLI

WRESTLING SENDS BAND SOLOISTS BRING HOME REBEL RHAPSODY FOUR TO STATE GOLD RATINGS AT STATE MAMBOS TO SUCCESS SPRING UPDATE 2018 TABLE OF CONTENTS

Weisenbach Awarded 2nd Lilly “Mocked and Loaded“ Christmas Concert Creative Fellowship 05 Competes at State 10Ushered in the Season 16

Banich Named Donna Smith 46 Years of Service Senior Assist Assistant Principal 08 09 Day 2018 19

Rebels Attend Lugar Advancement Angle Jazz Band Earns Top Rating 04 11Leadership Conference 16 College Scholarships Inspiring Change Mentally, Students Get Top Awards in and the Value of the RHS Physically and Spiritually State Theater Conference 06Experience 12 17 Nine Accepted to Top Gallegos to Study Hope Springs Eternal 07 12Architecture Schools 17 Abroad in Spain

Archbishop Thompson Rebels Bring Home Moylan Receives Kiwanis 08Celebrates Mass 13ISSMA Gold 17 Award

Catholic Schools Week “Alice’s Adventures in Evans, Noone Win 10Celebration 14Wonderland“ 18 Lorenzano Scholarship

Dow Excels in Band and in Six Earn Scholastic Art and Congratulations to Four 11the Classroom 16Writing Awards 18 More Eagle Scouts

2 UPDATE MAGAZINE SPRING 2018 Update Magazine is published by the Office of Institutional Advancement under the direction of Terese R. Carson, Vice President for Institutional Advancement. Its intent is to be a vehicle to inform alumni, family and friends of recent and upcoming happenings and achievements at the school, as well as showcase the talents and gifts of its students, faculty and alumni. Editor-in-Chief: Terese Carson | Deputy Editors: Rachel Brown and Gary Armbruster R’81 | Design Director: Michael Davey R’13 | Photographers: John Smith, Rachel Brown, Jeen Endris | Inquiries/ Correspondence: Fran Davey, Roncalli High School, 3300 Prague Road, Indianapolis, IN 46227, (317) 787-8277 ext. 238 [email protected]. Website: www.roncalli.org Circulation: 12,790 Email: [email protected] FOR EDITORIAL INFORMATION, CONTACT TERESE CARSON AT (317) 787-8277, EXT. 240 OR [email protected]

Seven National Seven Rebels Earn 14th Annual Badminton Tournament Merit Finalists 21 Perfect ACT Scores 26 27

Game Raises Money for Sports Review Rebels Sign Collegiate Hope for Tomorrow 28 32 Letters of Intent 29

Krajcir Selected to United Paige Moore Verlarde Signs with 20Way Leadership Initiatve 24Indy Star Article 30 Roncalli Baseball

Papandria Chosen for Duke Nine Advance to State Spirit Store 20Energy Academy 26Speech Competition 31

Daves, Hansen Named San Rebels Named Rising Stars Bruster’s Bits 20Damiano Scholars 26 40

South Deanery Schools Stone Hired to Lead Class Notes 21Quest for Excellence 27Tennis Program 42

Witty Hired as Girls Cross Asdell Valedictorian, Prince The Last Word 22Salutatorian 27Country Coach 46

Clayton Awarded Andrews Rebel Rhapsody 23 30 Memorial Scholarship

RONCALLI • SACRED HEART CENTRAL • CHARTRAND • KENNEDY MEMORIAL 3 THE ADVANCEMENT ANGLE Be a Part of RHS History! Terese Carson Vice President for Institutional Advancement

As you most likely know by now, Roncalli is in the midst of our largest ever capital campaign! Here are some things you might not know: •Our feasibility study indicated that our community would contribute $4.5 to $5 million in gifts to the campaign. •As of today, we have raised over $7,060,000 in pledges through 475 generous donors. •At the time of the feasibility study in March 2016, our project costs were $6.5 million. •As of today, our project costs are $8.9 million as construction costs are rapidly rising all over the country. •We are beginning demolition of a house on our property over Spring Break where the new gymnasium will be located. •The gymnasium construction will begin this summer. (WooHoo!) •Roncalli will host a Day of Giving to support the campaign on May 15.(Fun, Fun, Fun) •You can view our thermometer of progress (both pledged and collected) on the Circle, on the website or in the weekly newsletter. The projects in the On This Rock: Building Faith and Family capital campaign are crucial to the future of our Roncalli Family! A new family room/gymnasium, expansion/renovation of our kitchen and cafeteria, six additional classrooms, a fitness center, additional parking and other projects are on the horizon. Here are some ways that you can be a part of Roncalli History: •Access campaign information and online giving on our website roncalli.org •Contact the campaign office at 317.788.4098 to make a gift, pledge or to receive more information. •Make a gift or pledge during the Day of Giving blitz on May 15 and make sure you are connected with RHS on social media. •Pray for the success of the campaign

Thank you to all in our community whom have already supported the campaign and to those of you who are still considering. Every dollar counts toward making these dreams from over 25 year ago a soon-to-be reality!

May God Bless you and yours during this Easter season.

4 UPDATE MAGAZINE SPRING 2018 WEISENBACH AWARDED SECOND LILLY CREATIVE FELLOWSHIP

Left to Right: Chuck Weisenbach, Gerard and Kim Striby, Kim Buckley, Lisa Beckwith, Lora Mascari, Allie Ross, Phil Anderson and Tim Puntarelli in Italy on their Pilgrimage in 2016.

Principal Chuck Weisenbach was awarded a second Lilly Creativity Fellowship grant. Weisenbach received one of these generous grants nine years ago and he used it to "walk in the footsteps" of the school namesake, Angelo Cardinal Roncalli (now St. John XXIII). The grant allowed Weisenbach to travel to the place of Angelo Roncalli’s birth and baptism, the site of his seminary training, his ordination and many of his pastoral assignments. He was able to meet many people who knew Pope John including his longtime secretary, Cardinal Loris Capovilla.

Shortly after Weisenbach’s first pilgrimage, the high school developed the "Walking in the Footsteps of Roncalli" pilgrimage program for faculty and staff. This pilgrimage has now given the opportunity for over 30 members of the Roncalli faculty and staff to immerse themselves in the life, formation, ministry and charisms of St. John XXIII.

In this most recent application for the Lilly Creativity Fellowship, Weisenbach made application to go to places to which he had not been able to travel on his original journey. With this additional funding and time, he will now be heading to Bulgaria, Greece, Turkey and the Holy Land to finish walking in the footsteps of Angelo Roncalli. Weisenbach departs for his second pilgrimage on June 15 - July 4, 2018.

RONCALLI • SACRED HEART CENTRAL • CHARTRAND • KENNEDY MEMORIAL 5 POINT OF VIEW College Scholarships and the Value of the Roncalli Experience Joe Hollowell Ed. D. President There is no denying there are scores are reported. But we do year afterward, when a student sacrifices required of families have anecdotal indications that visits their academic counselor who desire a Roncalli education this far surpasses the norm for to prepare their schedule for the for their children. In spite of most public and private schools next academic year, the answers a longstanding and generous in Indiana for those who take the to that first set of questions are financial aid program at Roncalli, time to calculate this scholarship reviewed. We see if the student’s and in spite of the more recent total and announce it. goals have evolved in ways that addition of support for families seem appropriate given their through the Indiana school We place great emphasis on the performance in their schoolwork. voucher program, a sacrifice is college application and admissions We also evaluate whether or not still required of each family. It process. For over a decade now, this student has dreams that are is that sacrifice that binds us we have employed a full-time consistent with their talents, together as a community and College Counselor to deal strictly abilities, and work ethic. These are it gives each family a sense of with this aspect of life for all of important questions that need to urgency regarding the seriousness our students. This process begins be answered and force a student to with which a young person (their the day an 8th grade student be truthful with themselves. It is child) undertakes their studies at walks into their first meeting with such a healthy yearly exercise for Roncalli. This is as it should be their academic counselor. One all of us! and this sense of sacrifice is a great of the first set of questions that source of strength for our school. these future Roncalli students are There are obviously many benefits asked is, “What is it that you are to the faith formation and Over 95% of our graduating thinking about doing once you catechetical experience here at seniors will be heading off to graduate from Roncalli? What Roncalli. And a calculator cannot college next fall. It is then that do you aspire to do in terms measure most of them. However, many times our families see a of a career? Do you have any it is good to be reminded that great return on the investment particular colleges or universities there is also a demonstrable that they have made in putting that you are hoping to gain financial return on investment their children through Roncalli. admission to once you graduate for families who seek the rich Each year at our baccalaureate from Roncalli?” With this set of experience that is Roncalli. In Mr. services we announce the questions, a student is given an Weisenbach’s column at the end dollar value of the merit-based opportunity to be able to think of this Update, he gives us all even scholarships that our graduating concretely about their future. more evidence that an investment seniors have earned. For example, For a number of them it is the in your child through a Roncalli last year we were pleased to first time they have ever had an education pays many dividends announce that $27 million of opportunity to talk about this for years to come. Laying the merit-based scholarships had subject with anyone other than foundation for a fruitful effort been awarded to the 255 seniors their parents. This is an important in earning a college degree is at who were graduating. This is conversation for each family to the top of the list of priorities for not a statistic that is regularly have and I am delighted that our many of our families. If you chose reported to the state of Indiana counselors are able to provide Roncalli for that reason, you have in the same way that ISTEP the venue and structure for that chosen wisely! scores, graduation rates, and SAT conversation to take place. Each

6 UPDATE MAGAZINE SPRING 2018 REVELATIONS HOPE SPRINGS ETERNAL Fr. Dave Marcotte Chaplain

Every spring I am always As the Chaplain of Roncalli have plenty to hope for and reminded of the quote “hope High School I see that hope a bright future ahead of us. springs eternal.” Typically most visibly in our students. Watching them grow in their I think of this quote at the I have the opportunity every desire to know, love, and serve start of a new Major League day to watch our students God has been a tremendous Baseball season. As an avid continue to grow academically, blessing in my priesthood and baseball fanatic and a lifelong artistically, and most should be a source of hope to Chicago Cubs fan, spring important, spiritually. It is an all of us! was always a reminder of the amazing thing to see how the optimism that existed for a Holy Spirit works through our It is my prayer for all of you new season, a clean slate, where students, faculty, and staff on a that during this Easter Season the possibilities seem almost daily basis. As a newcomer to you know the fulfillment of all endless. Roncalli, I think it has struck of our hopes in Jesus Christ. I me more than the average pray that you know and feel the Of course, this quote resonates person. Recent news and events love that He has for all of you. with us as Catholics, as sometimes make us scratch our And I pray that you always Christians. We have just heads and wonder where our remember, with Jesus Christ celebrated the source of all of world is heading? Our students there is always light, there is our hope: the Resurrection, remind me every day that we always hope! Jesus’ victory over death. This is something that we celebrate with great joy because it reminds us that no matter how bad things might seem, no matter how much suffering we might endure (and there has been plenty as a Cubs fan!), no matter how far behind we might feel, there is always hope because of what Christ did for each and every one of us.

RONCALLI • SACRED HEART CENTRAL • CHARTRAND • KENNEDY MEMORIAL 7 BANICH NAMED ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL FOR STUDENT ACTIVITIES

Kevin Banich has been named Roncalli High School’s "In keeping with the mission of Roncalli High School, Assistant Principal for Student Activities effective June I look forward to enhancing opportunities for student 2018. He is a 2009 graduate of Roncalli High School and growth beyond the classroom as we work to bring to a 2013 graduate of Ball State University's social studies life the charisms of St. John XXIII,” said Banich. “I am education program. grateful and humbled for this opportunity to serve our students and school in this position.” After graduating from college, he returned to Roncalli and became a social studies teacher. Throughout his time in "We were ecstatic with the outstanding quality of the social studies department, he has taught a variety of candidates that interviewed for this position,” said courses and levels as well as creating the AP World History Principal Chuck Weisenbach. “We are super excited curriculum. In addition to his teaching responsibilities, he that Kevin has accepted our offer to be the school's new has served as co-director for senior retreat, co-moderator Assistant Principal for Student Activities, effective this for A Promise to Keep, co-chair for the Graduate Profile coming summer. He has left his mark of excellence on Committee and served as an assistant coach for the everything that he has done to date while at Roncalli! His football and track programs. passion for kids and for advancing the mission of Catholic education is unsurpassed. He will be a very strong Banich is currently enrolled in Ball State University's addition to our administrative team.” Master of Arts in Educational Administration and Supervision and will graduate in May of 2018.

ARCHBISHOP THOMPSON CELEBRATES MASS Roncalli was honored and blessed to have Archbishop Charles Thompson celebrate the all school liturgy on January 17, 2018. He was welcomed to the family room with a spirited mass and some Roncalli gifts. Thank you for your leadership, Archbishop Thompson!

8 UPDATE MAGAZINE SPRING 2018 RONCALLI HONORS SMITH FOR 46 "Donna Smith epitomizes the Roncalli spirit,” said current principal YEARS OF SERVICE Chuck Weisenbach. “She has lived out in so many different and beautiful ways many of the charisms of St. John XXIII. She is the face of Roncalli for so many RHS graduates! On a more day-to-day note, I would challenge anyone in the world to find someone who could multi task more effectively and more efficiently than Donna Smith. She could literally do four or five things at once and all of them were done well and with a smile on her face. Just like no one will ever replace her first boss, Bernie Dever; no one will ever replace Donna For the past 46 years, administrative R’85 and Jimmy R’88. She has eight Smith. We are so grateful for the way assistant Mrs. Donna Smith has grandchildren (Erica R’01, Jordan, in which she has given so unselfishly greeted everyone who has visited Nick, Brandon, Chad, Taylor, Jacy of herself and her talents these past Roncalli High School with a warm and Jana) and six great grandchildren 46 years!” and friendly smile. In addition to her (Haley, Zoe, Cooper, Ryder, Oliver front office duties, she also has held and Archie). “I have witnessed the transformation the roles of cheerleading moderator of our building and grounds,” said and ticket taker at sporting events. Over the past 46 years, she has Smith. “They are bigger and prettier Smith retired at the end of February worked for all four Roncalli each year and house more students. and a reception was held in her honor principals, Bernie Dever, Pat Cox, Joe If I had to do it all over again, I on Friday, March 9th from 3:15 p.m. Hollowell and Chuck Weisenbach. would in a heartbeat! It’s been – 5:00 p.m. in the Roncalli Media Her favorite part of being the school wonderful. I will miss everyone— Center. secretary was getting to know the teachers, staff, cafeteria staff, students, faculty and staff. Donna maintenance staff and the students.” Smith’s husband Dick died in a snow said that she would not miss fixing If you were unable to attend mobile accident in January of 2005. the copiers when they would break the reception, cards or notes of They have three children, all of whom down. appreciation may be sent to the high went to Roncalli: Rich R’83, Diana school.

RONCALLI • SACRED HEART CENTRAL • CHARTRAND • KENNEDY MEMORIAL 9 CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK CELEBRATION January 29-February 2, 2018

Roncalli students and staff members celebrated Catholic Schools Week with a number of activities. Everyone showed school spirit by participating in the themed dress up days. On Tuesday, January 30th, the students gathered in the gym for a Praise and Worship concert led by Chessie LaRosa R ‘12. The annual student vs. faculty dodgeball tournament was held Wednesday night, with the title going to the senior class team. This is the second year that this team has won the competition. Catholic Schools Week concluded with a rousing pep rally on Friday afternoon.

The Advancement Office spread some Catholic Schools Week cheer at the south deanery grade schools. They visited each school with a beverage cart to treat teachers and staff to coffee, hot chocolate or soda and gave them a Roncalli coffee mug as a sign of our appreciation of their hard work. “MOCKED AND LOADED” COMPETES AT STATE COMPETITION The three Rebel Mock Trial teams had great success at the regional competition and one team qualified for the state competition. “Mocked and Loaded” came in 7th place at regionals and earned a spot in state competition, where Grace Murphy earned a Best Witness Award. Congratulations to the team of: Liam Collier, Natalie Fikes, Cameron Irwin, Meghan Looney, Grace Murphy, Nicholas Plahitko, Dave Schrader and Elizabeth Woodruff.

Other Rebels to earn awards at the regional Front row (Left to Right): Grace Murphy, Meghan competition were: Miriam Maddox, Grace Looney, Elizabeth Woodruff, and Natalie Fikes, Plahitko, and Dave Schrader (most effective Back row (Left to Right): Dave Schrader, Nicholas attorney award) and Meghan Looney, Grace Plahitko, Cameron Irwin, and Liam Collier Murphy, Ashlyn Streicher and Grace Vavra (most effective witness award).

10 UPDATE MAGAZINE SPRING 2018 DOW EXCELS IN BAND AND REBELS ATTEND LUGAR LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE IN THE CLASSROOM

Senior Luke Dow became the Autumn Currens. “Luke had first Roncalli band member already completed and excelled to earn a Gold rating on three in Algebra 1 and Geometry in (Left to Right): Ashlyn Streicher, different instruments at the middle school, so he was ready Patrick Cherry, Mary Alice Furgeson ISSMA State Finals. Dow for Algebra 2 ACC freshman earned Gold on the piano, year.” Juniors Patrick Cherry, Mary Alice snare drum and marimba. He Furgeson and Ashlyn Streicher earned “Gold with Distinction” Teachers love Dow’s academic attended the 2017 Richard G. on the snare drum and approach. “He is such a deep marimba, which means he was and compassionate thinker Lugar Symposium for Tomorrow’s awarded a perfect score. - very aware of the call to be Leaders on December 9, 2017 at the a positive influence on those University of Indianapolis. These “It is a huge accomplishment around him,” said religion three juniors, who attended the to earn a Gold rating on one teacher Katie Hibner R’10. symposium along with nearly 500 solo at ISSMA State,” said band director Kathy Peach. “He “Luke is always asking other students from around the organized his time to get the questions which are relevant state, were selected based on their work done on the piano, snare to the current topic but either outstanding leadership and service. drum and marimba, while go much deeper or connect balancing his other classes-- multiple topics which leads to a At the symposium, the students which includes six AP courses! very rich classroom discussion,” attended sessions on the following Although he certainly is an said physics teacher Ben accomplished musician and Grimes. topics: “Crime Prevention and scholar, he is also very humble Leadership: Thinking Outside ‘The and kind.” Dow will most likely attend Offender’”; “#FakeNews: What is Purdue University next year to it, how to spot it, and what to do Along with his musical honors, study physics. He plans to try about it”; “US Leadership in the Dow has also excelled in the out for the marching band. classroom. He recorded a “One aspect of my Roncalli World”; “US Entry Into World War perfect score on the Math education that I have I: Lessons 100 Years Later”; “Backlash portion of the SAT and the thoroughly enjoyed is the Against Globalization”; and “You reading portion of the ACT. personal connections you Say You Want A Revolution? Protest can make with the teachers,” in Popular Music.” In addition to “In 11 years, I have only said Dow. “I can easily have attending the sessions, these students known of two other students a conversation with any of who have taken AP Calculus my teachers, whether about heard from Senator Richard Lugar, BC,” said guidance counselor academics or other aspects of and met other leaders from around life.” the state.

RONCALLI • SACRED HEART CENTRAL • CHARTRAND • KENNEDY MEMORIAL 11 Inspiring Change Mentally, Physically and Spiritually

Current statistics say that one Because it takes six to nine Humor was found when students in five teens suffer from anxiety weeks for us to change our did the Cha Cha slide in the due to stress. Because of this, habits, the SAP Team designed hallway and heard corny jokes at the Roncalli Student Assistance six weeks of activities that tied the start of each period. Finally, Program (SAP), in its ongoing into the charisms of Saint John the welcoming and service efforts to address student mental XXIII. They encouraged peace charisms were demonstrated when health, developed a program called through various mindfulness deep each Roncalli student wrote two "Inspiring Change Mentally, breathing exercises. In the spirit of or three notes congratulating Physically and Spiritually" in being humble, simple, kind, and over 300 of our deanery's second order to give students tools that holy, they had a week of gratitude graders on their upcoming First they could use to help manage experiences followed by a week Holy Communion. Our prayer is their stress levels. of reflecting on how to use prayer that students and teachers found as a way to "offer up" concerns. some tools that worked well for them.

NINE ACCEPTED TO TOP ARCHITECTURE SCHOOLS

Not pictured: Landon Lahey (Front row Left to Right): Kathleen Soller, Danielle Henke, Joey Geibel and Chris McKay (Back row Left to Right): Michael Shirley, Kai Thu, Elizabeth Woodruff and Patrick McManama Nine seniors have been accepted into prestigious architecture schools. These nine students have been studying under Roncalli High School teacher, Jim Ratliff, for four years. Ratliff has been teaching Engineering and Architectural Drawing at Chartrand and Roncalli for the past 52 years and has had 12 students win national awards.

The following seniors have all been accepted into Ball State's and/or The University of Cincinnati's School of Architecture for next year: Joey Geibel, Danielle Henke, Landon Lahey, Patrick McManama, Chris McKay, Michael Shirley, Kathleen Soller, Kai Thuand Elizabeth Woodruff.

12 UPDATE MAGAZINE SPRING 2018 REBELS BRING HOME ISSMA GOLD BAND SOLOISTS

(Left to Right): Luke Dow, Story Ellis and Blake Prather Three Roncalli High School students, under the direction of Band Director Kathy Peach, earned a Gold rating in Division I at the 2018 ISSMA Solo & Ensemble State Finals on February 24, 2018. The Gold rating is the highest honor a band student can earn in this statewide competition and was awarded to: Luke Dow (marimba, piano and snare drum), Story Ellis (flute) and Blake Prather (clarinet). Dow becomes the first Roncalli student to earn three Gold ratings on three different instruments. Josh Amodeo (piano), Chris McKay (timpani solo) and Michael Runholt (clarinet) earned Silver ratings.

CHORAL SOLOISTS

Not Pictured: Maggie Schoening (Front row Left to Right): Allie Pena, Emily Wray, Breanna Jaffe, Katie Minton and Natalie Stigall. (Back row Left to Right): Chris Figueroa, Adam Wolf, Grace George, Lilly Secrest and Sam Gosser. (Standing): Choral Director, Joey Newton Eleven students, under the direction of Choral Director Joey Newton, earned a Gold rating in Division I at the 2018 ISSMA Choral State Finals. The Gold rating is the highest honor a student can earn in this statewide competition and was awarded to: Chris Figueroa , Grace George, Sam Gosser, Breanna Jaffe, Katie Minton, Allie Pena, Maggie Schoening, Lilly Secrest, Natalie Stigall, Emily Wray and Adam Wolf.

RONCALLI • SACRED HEART CENTRAL • CHARTRAND • KENNEDY MEMORIAL 13 RONCALLI THEATRE PRESENTS "ALICE’S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND" The Roncalli Theatre Department proudly presented the spring play, “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland,” to sold out audiences on March 15-17, 2018. Special thank you to the adult leadership that helped make the production a success: Phil Anderson, Miki Lewinski, Erin Bohn, Kim Buckley and David Buergler. Congratulations to the cast and crew on a great production:

Jeffrey Amodeo, Grace Armbruster, Nick Armstrong, Emily Asis, Alex Balint, Caroline Barron, Hayden Bean, Nina Benich, Javi Briones, David Brinker, Hannah Brinker, Lillian Brown, Jason Brown, Marisol Canchola, Justin Carpenter, Evan Cloud, Walter Colvin, Ashley Conner, Abby Conway, Abby Davey, Joseph Deer, Kathleen Doninger, Kameron Dreesen, Isabel Elsener, Anna Ferguson, Chris Figueroa, Alexis Foreman, Trevor Frank, Aubrey Fuhrman, Lucy Furiak, Sam Gervasio, Mya Gonzalez, Sam Gosser, Gretchen Guerrettaz, Sarah Hayden, Nicholas Hollcraft, Lizzy Hosty, Janeth Iman, Joshua Johnston, Dylan Kedra, Kaitlyn Keigley, Trey Koch, Meghan Koleszar, Christina Kurz, Melissa Kurz, Meg Leising, Ben Leising, Sophie Louthain, Patrick Luttrell, Miles Marshall, Sarah Mattingly, Zach Mayer, Alyson McElwain, Logan Mercuri, Mackenzie Meyers, Maria Mina, Shannon Mitchel, Olivia Moreno, James Murphy, Gabe Ochoa, Jacob Parton, Allie Pena, Benji Pesto, Cassie Petroff, Brandon Ping, Sarah Prusa, Levi Ralston, Thomas Ralston, Drew Reed, Mia Roberts, Patrick Rosemark, Rosie Sanchez, Shane Sanneman, Josie Schott, Annamarie Schura, Lilly Secrest, Jeanne Sering, Rocco Sharp, Michael Shirley, Lydia Shock, Matthew Sims, Angie Snow, Haley Stonecipher, Kamy Swingendorf, Sarah Wiley, Kempis Wilkerson, Dawson Wojtowicz, Emma Woolsey and Emily Wray. CHRISTMAS CONCERTS USHERED IN THE SEASON The Roncalli advanced women’s chorus, beginning women’s chorus, beginning mixed chorus, show choir, band and orchestra rang in the Christmas season with their annual Christmas concerts on December 12 and 13 in the school Auditorium. Thanks to choir directors Mr. Joey Newton and Ms. Laura Horcher and to band and orchestra director Ms. Kathy Peach for a wonderful show!

SIX EARN SCHOLASTIC ART AND WRITING AWARDS

Six Roncalli High School students combined for one Gold Key, four Silver Keys and two Honorable Mentions in this year’s Scholastic Art and Writing Awards. In the art category, senior Rachel Knierman received a Gold Key for her submission, “Butterfly Nerves, “ and will be moving on to the national (Front row, Left to Right): Rachel competition. Senior Kathryn Witsaman received two Honorable Knierman, Paige Moore, Abigail Long Mentions for her artwork, “Mischievous” and “Stress.” (Back row, Left to Right): Sarah Wulf, Kathryn Witsaman, Katey Reed Sophomores Abigail Long (Memoir), Paige Moore (Science Fiction), Katey Reed (Humor) and Sarah Wulf (Poetry) each earned Silver Keys in the writing category. The competition describes Silver Key winners as "Stand-out works submitted to local programs that demonstrate exceptional ability." JAZZ BAND EARNS TOP RATING Congratulations to the Rebel Jazz Band and their director, Kathy Peach, for earning a Division I rating at Indiana State University’s Jazz Festival on Saturday, February 17. This is the highest possible rating. Senior Michael Shirley also earned an Outstanding Guitar Soloist award.

16 UPDATE MAGAZINE SPRING 2018 Roncalli High School Theatre Director, Phil Anderson, STUDENTS GET TOP took a number of Roncalli students to Franklin Central High School for the annual State Thespian Conference AWARDS IN STATE and the students brought home a number of awards. THEATER CONFERENCE Those earning awards in the Tech Competition: first place team competition, Nick Armstrong, David Brinker, Mackenzie Meyers and Gabe Ochoa; second place prop quick change, Nick Armstrong and David Brinker; first place backdrop folding, Nick Armstrong, David Brinker, Mackenzie Meyers and Gabe Ochoa; first place lights, Nick Armstrong; second place lights, Mackenzie Meyers; fourth place lights, David Brinker; second place knot-tying, Nick Armstrong; third place knot-tying, Mackenzie Meyers.

(Left to Right): Emily Wray, Ally Pena, David Brinker, Those earning awards in the Acting Competition: Allie Nick Armstrong, MacKenzie Meyers and Gabe Ochoa. Pena and Emily Wray both won excellent ribbons in musical solos.

GALLEGOS TO STUDY ABROAD IN SPAIN

Senior Manny Gallegos has been accepted into the 2018 IU Honors Study Abroad program. He will spend six weeks this summer studying in Ciudad Real, Spain and will live with a host family. As it is an immersion program, he will attend five hours of classes daily. MOYLAN RECEIVES KIWANIS AWARD Senior Shane Moylan was honored Friday, February 9, 2018 at the Kiwanis Club of Indianapolis’ annual Abe Lincoln Awards luncheon. The program celebrates students who have overcome adversity while achieving success. Moylan was one of 25 area high school seniors who received the Kiwanis Circle of Valor Award. He is the son of Jim and Lynn Moylan and the brother of freshman Samantha Moylan. (Left to Right): Jim, Samantha, Shane and Lynn Moylan

RONCALLI • SACRED HEART CENTRAL • CHARTRAND • KENNEDY MEMORIAL 17 SENIOR ASSIST DAY 2018 EVANS, NOONE WIN LORENZANO SCHOLARSHIP February 7, 2018

Freshman Savannah Evans and sophomore Jenny Noone are the recipients of the Private John Lorenzano Memorial Scholarship. Each winner receives $1,000 toward Roncalli tuition. This is the sixth year the Lorenzano family has provided this scholarship for a student with a parent who is a firefighter. Private Lorenzano was killed in the line of duty February 5, 1992 responding to a fire at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. (Left to Right): Savannah Evans and Jenny Noone Their essays on “What makes you proud that your parent is a firefighter?” were selected over several entries. Evans’ father, Doug, has been with the Indianapolis Fire Department for 20 years and is currently the Captain of Station 7 in downtown Indianapolis. Noone’s father, Daniel, has worked Mr. Ben Grimes and Carolina Whitaker for the Indianapolis Fire Department for 23 years and is working in Station 22.

CONGRATULATIONS TO FOUR MORE EAGLE SCOUTS Seniors Chris McKay, Patrick Shilson and Jack Tichenor and junior Joseph Schubach all passed the Eagle Board Review and earned the distinction of being an Eagle Scout, which is the highest honor bestowed by the Boy Scouts of America.

McKay designed and constructed a Prayer Garden at St. Ann Catholic Church and restriped their parking lot. He is the son of Michael and Geri McKay and they are parishioners at St. Jude Catholic Church.

Shilson installed a 35-foot flagpole and built a grotto at his home parish of Good Shepherd Catholic Church. He is the son of Timothy and Rose Shilson.

Tichenor constructed and refurbished the archery range at the Marion County Fish and Game Association along with making a new entrance sign for the club. He is the son of Tim and Traci Tichenor. Nick Ramos and Fr. Dave Marcotte Schubach installed fencing and built prayer benches for the outdoor grotto at the Bishop Simon Brute College Seminary. He is the son of Timothy and Ann Schubach and they are parishioners at Nativity Catholic Church.

Chris McKay Patrick Shilson Jack Tichenor Joseph Schubach

18 UPDATE MAGAZINE SPRING 2018 Pete Baker and Mr. Dan Lauck SENIOR ASSIST DAY 2018 February 7, 2018

Mr. Ben Grimes and Carolina Whitaker Justin Brown and Mr. Phil Anderson

Nick Ramos and Fr. Dave Marcotte Cameron Irwin preparing to do Mr. Weisenbach's daily announcements.

Pete Baker and Mr. Dan Lauck Rachel Knierman and Mr. Mark Stratton KRAJCIR SELECTED TO UNITED WAY LEADERSHIP INITIATIVE

Junior Stephen Krajcir has been selected to be part of the 2018 United Way of Central Indiana Youth Leadership Initiative (YLI). Each year, less than 30 students from Boone, Hamilton, Hancock, Hendricks, Marion and Morgan Counties are selected for the program, now in its 22nd year of operation. To be selected for the program each student had to complete a thorough application process that included letters of recommendation and an interview.

The purpose of YLI is to expand opportunities for young people to participate as community planners and decision makers, within youth-serving and other nonprofit organizations within our community.

PAPANDRIA CHOSEN FOR DUKE ENERGY ACADEMY

Junior Emily Papandria was accepted to the Duke Energy Academy at Purdue University summer program from June 17th – June 23rd. The Duke Energy Academy at Purdue is an intensive one-week program that aims to inspire high school students in energy sciences and engineering. The program features energy- themed lectures, tours, hands-on activities and research projects.

DAVES, HANSEN NAMED SAN DAMIANO SCHOLARS Seniors Adrian Daves and Sam Hansen were selected into Marian University’s San Damiano Scholars Program. This scholarship program is for students interested in becoming leaders in parishes, schools, healthcare and not-for-profits. Students selected in the program participate in specific theology courses, retreats, monthly community meetings, service, internships and pilgrimage opportunities.

20 UPDATE MAGAZINE SPRING 2018 RONCALLI HAS SEVEN NATIONAL MERIT FINALISTS

(Front row Left to Right): Natalie Fikes, Tyler Hicks and Carolina Whitaker, (Back row Left to Right): Liam Collier, Jack Bauer, Ben Asdell and Collin Prince Seven members of the Roncalli High School Class of 2018 earned the distinction of National Merit Finalist. Ben Asdell, Jack Bauer, Liam Collier, Natalie Fikes, Tyler Hicks, Collin Prince and Carolina Whitaker earned this honor based on their PSAT scores from their junior year. This tremendous accomplishment, which is extended to less than 1% of the seniors in the United States, makes each of these students eligible for prestigious National Merit Scholarships to colleges and universities across the United States. SOUTH DEANERY SCHOOLS QUEST FOR EXCELLENCE Over 200 South Deanery middle school students converged on Roncalli for the 33rd annual Quest for Excellence competition on Saturday, February 24. They competed in a number of categories including: art, music, vocals, current events, religion, physical fitness, geography, drama, essay writing and the super quiz team competition. St. Roch was the winner of this year’s super quiz. As has been the case in the previous 32 years, there was a near capacity crowd in the gym during the awards ceremony to recognize these middle school students for their talents.

RONCALLI • SACRED HEART CENTRAL • CHARTRAND • KENNEDY MEMORIAL 21 ASDELL VALEDICTORIAN, PRINCE SALUTATORIAN

Senior Ben Asdell was named Asdell, who attended St. was the Student Council Co- the Valedictorian and senior Barnabas Catholic Grade President for Public Relations, Collin Prince was named School, is in the process the Earth Club Co- President, Salutatorian for the Roncalli of considering his college an executive member of the High School class of 2018. options, and plans to major in Riley Dance Marathon and aerospace engineering. He is was a four-year member of the Asdell completed the most the son of Drs. Steve and Tessa Ski Club and Spanish Club. rigorous coursework throughout Asdell. Prince spent last summer the curriculum including 10 studying abroad in Spain and AP courses. He was named Prince completed nine AP he snowboards and plays guitar a National Merit Finalist and courses and was named a in his spare time. earned perfect scores on the National Merit Finalist. He ACT Science and English earned perfect scores on the Prince plans to study sections. English and Reading sections engineering and minor in of the ACT and a perfect score finance. He is currently Outside of the classroom, Asdell on the SAT subject test in considering his college has been very active in Student Math. admission options. He is the Council, most recently as Co- son of Mark and Jan Prince President of Web Promotions, Prince’s leadership and service and they are parishioners at volleyball and was a four-year to the school and community SS Francis & Clare Catholic member of the Ski Club. has made a huge impact. He Church.

VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN Ben Asdell Collin Prince

22 UPDATE MAGAZINE SPRING 2018 ASDELL VALEDICTORIAN, PRINCE SALUTATORIAN REBEL RHAPSODY MAMBOS TO SUCCESS

The Rebel Rhapsody show “Funiculi, Funicula,” “Because show,” said Newton. “We had choir started their rehearsals We Believe,” and “Mambo so much fun this year, and it with a one-week boot camp Italiano.” They were named was largely because these kids in late July. For eight hours a Grand Champions at Pike had a great attitude and work day, the 16 girls and 16 boys Musicfest, 2nd place and best ethic. Their energy and passion learned new choreography for vocals at Franklin Central brought us a lot of success this the show that they wouldn’t Hoosier Show Choir Classic, year!” unveil to an audience until 3rd place at the Carroll Classic mid-January. As an added and the East Noble Invitational “Show choir helps me excel in challenge, they welcomed and 4th place at Franklin other sports because it requires 19 new members to the Community Showfest. Senior discipline and focus to hit 32-member group, with 12 dance captain, Alex Woods every move with accuracy and sophomores making up the was awarded Roncalli's best precision,” said junior football bulk of the new blood. performer three times and player and wrestler, Elijah junior Mia Roberts won this Mahan. Rebel Rhapsody director Joey award once. Newton picked “Italy” as their “It was an amazing experience. show’s theme. They performed “I can honestly say I've never Everyone was so welcoming “Bella Notte,” “Scenes from had a group of students (or and friendly. It was so fun, an Italian Restaurant,” parents for that matter) who I can't wait for the years to “Mama Mia,” “Pompeii,” were so enthusiastic about a come,” said freshman Isaiah Hastings.

Sophomore Chris Figueroa sings Billy Joel’s “Scene from an Italian Restaurant“ from atop a table

RONCALLI • SACRED HEART CENTRAL • CHARTRAND • KENNEDY MEMORIAL 23 Roncalli sophomore advocates for herself, other deaf students at Indiana statehouse By IndyStar education reporter Arika Herron Editors Note: House Bill 1420 passed General Assembly in March 2018

Paige Moore knows what she wants. ear and with moderate hearing loss "I feel like I get annoying because I'm The 16-year-old Roncalli student in her left ear. Eventually, she will be constantly asking people to repeat wants to go to an Ivy League school completely deaf. themselves and I feel bad about that," after she finishes high school in two Paige said. years, hence the advanced classes she She's able to use hearing aids, which takes at the private, Catholic college help. But, communication is still a Paige likes cross country, but she loves prep high school on Indianapolis' constant challenge for Paige. basketball. south side. That's especially true at school. Her It was such a challenge during her Access the Care You Need Like every other high school teachers wear a transmitter that sends freshman year, that she didn't even sophomore, Paige is busy. She's sound directly to Paige's hearing aids, try out for the team this year. When You Need It learning how to drive, she started a but it doesn't pick up what other We have made your journey simple by offering multiple ways to access new club at Roncalli and is on the students say in class or during group "It frustrated me because I really the compassionate providers at St. Vincent. cross country team. work. love the sport," she said. "It was so hard with the communication and Whether you need after-hours care, urgent/immediate care, or to find a Lately, she's also been making trips to Good school that it is, there are everything. It just was a struggle." the Indiana Statehouse. things Roncalli can't provide for provider, we have you covered. Paige. The things that she can't get from Paige and her mom, Keri Moore, Roncalli, she could get from the • Schedule a St. Vincent On Demand online visit are lobbying for House Bill 1420. Because, in addition to a high-quality Indiana School for the Deaf. The • Visit our Immediate Care locations It would, in part, allow students education that will prepare her for state-funded school for students who • Find a Primary Care provider at private schools to access services success on an Ivy League campus, are deaf or hearing impaired doesn't provided by the Indiana School for she also wants to feel like she fits in have the academic rigor that Paige To begin accessing the care you need, visit the Deaf in the same way as public at school. That's tough, when no one needs to get into Princeton or Yale, school students. there really understands what she's though. getstvincentcare.com Paige has Meniere's disease, which going through. Kids in groups talk To read the story in its entirety, has left her entirely deaf in her right over each other, or mumble. please go to www.roncalli.org/ publications/full-articles.

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© St. Vincent 509120 RONCALLI • SACRED HEART CENTRAL • CHARTRAND • KENNEDY MEMORIAL 25 SEVEN REBELS EARN NINE ADVANCE TO STATE PERFECT ACT SCORES SPEECH COMPETITION

Rebel Speech Team poses with 3rd place trophy from sectionals (Front row Left to Right): Kaylee Tenbarge, Joseph Schubach and Athena Tadas The speech team, led by Mr. Phil Milroy and Ms. (Back row Left to Right): Miriam Maddox, Daniel Tristan McGill, wrapped up a great competition Woodruff, Emily Wray and Kate McNulty season by sending nine students to compete at the IHSFA State Speech competition. Of the nine Seven members of this year’s junior class students, six advanced to the quarterfinals (top 24 in the state) and one advanced to semifinals (top 12 in registered a perfect score of 36 on sections of the the state).

ACT administered in February. Congratulations There were 65 schools represented at the state competition and there were 614 entries. Amy to Miriam Maddox (Reading), Kate McNulty Weilhammer was a semifinalist in Poetry (top 12 in the state) and quarterfinalist in Dramatic (Reading), Joseph Schubach (Science), Athena Interpretation (top 24 in the state). Other quarterfinalists were: Cameron Irwin (Radio),Grace Tadas Kaylee TenBarge (Reading), (Reading), Murphy (Humorous), Nicholas Plahitko (Radio) Elizabeth Woodruff Daniel Woodruff (Math and English), and and (Original Oratory).

Emily Wray (Reading). Other Rebels who competed at the state level included Andrew Gangstad, Meghan Looney, Genna Sever and AJ Singh. REBELS NAMED RISING STARS Four juniors have been named Indiana "Rising Stars" in the most recent publication of the Indiana Association of School Principals (IASP). Amanda Blankenberger, Mary Alice Furgeson, Katherine Minton and Benjamin Pesto were selected from among the class of 2019 for this honor based on a combination of academic achievement, standardized test score results and school/community involvement. In (Left to Right): Katherine Minton, addition to receiving a certificate from the IASP, these students will be Amanda Blankenberger, Mary Alice made known to potential future college choices in Indiana. Furgeson and Benjamin Pesto

26 UPDATE MAGAZINE SPRING 2018 14th Annual Badminton Tournament Student Council sponsored the 14th Annual Badminton Tournament, where 46 teams battled it out.

Harrison Koppenhofer and Mark Cobb defeated Robert Thang and Tam Ha to win the championship and $50! They also won $25 for the best-dressed team, with their badminton racquet-patterned ensemble.

Danny Lopez and Sam Carr defeated Jacob Perez and Tyler Pollard to win the loser's bracket, and were the recipients of gold and silver plunger awards.

Harrison Koppenhofer and Mark Cobb Danny Lopez and Sam Carr

STONE HIRED WITTY HIRED AS TO LEAD TENNIS GIRLS CROSS PROGRAMS COUNTRY COACH Roncalli High School announced that Chad Stone has Roncalli High School announced that Robyn Witty has been hired as the head coach of the school’s boys and been hired as the school’s girls cross country coach. She girls tennis programs. The girls team begins play in the currently coaches the distance runners during the spring spring of 2018, after winning a sectional last season for the as an assistant girls track coach and will continue in that program’s first sectional crown since 2013. position.

“Getting one person to lead both programs is optimal “We are excited for Robyn to take over our girls cross for us,” said Roncalli athletic director David Lauck R’94. country program,” said Roncalli athletic director David “Through his vast experience, Coach Stone can align our Lauck R’94. “Combined with her role in the spring, student-athletes in the programs through a mission-driven it allows her to coach our distance runners year-round, philosophy.” which will greatly benefit our student athletes and allow them to improve and develop as runners.” Stone was a first team all-state player at Center Grove High School and was a 1997 Doubles State Champion. Witty is a 2002 Roncalli graduate and two-time He went on to play collegiately for two years at Indiana NCAA Division III All-American runner at Franklin University. He has prior coaching experience as the head College. While at Franklin, she was a six-time national boys coach at Jennings County High School (2008-2010) championship qualifier and served as the track and cross and as an assistant boys coach at Columbus East High country captain in 2005 and 2006. She was as an assistant School (2011-2012). Stone and his family reside in coach at Franklin College from 2013 through 2016, Greenwood. as well as at various high schools around the area. She teaches environmental science and biology at Roncalli.

RONCALLI • SACRED HEART CENTRAL • CHARTRAND • KENNEDY MEMORIAL 27 BASKETBALL GAME RAISES MONEY FOR HOPE FOR TOMORROW

The annual battle on the hardwood between seniors and faculty took place on February 23, 2018. The gym was packed with supporters for both sides, with ticket sales raising $2,827 for the Lenten Almsgiving Project, Hope for Tomorrow. Hope For Tomorrow is an organization on the south side of Indianapolis that provides mentoring to the Burmese Refugee community.

The faculty basketball team of Ms. Carroll, Ms. Hendricks, Mrs. Hibner, Ms. Hoendorf, Mrs. Kitchens, Ms. Okerson, Ms. Owens, Mrs. Poteet, Mrs. Reed and coach, Mrs. Hartford defeated the senior girls Mr. Banich shoots a free throw team and secured an out of uniform day for the staff. Nicole Clifford, Emma Harmon, Jordan Jenkins, Scout Leffler, Olivia Origer, Gabrielle Viduya, Maddie Young and coaches Lauren Fey and Kat McClary represented the senior girls.

The senior boys team of Jack Baker, Nate Comley, Dylan Holok, Myles Lyngh, Cade Morgan, Nick Ramos, Nick Schnell and coaches Reece McGinsie and Kellen Schreiber defeated the faculty team to give the students an out of uniform day. The faculty roster included Mr. Banich, Mr. Costello, Mr. Hasty, Mr. Dan Lauck, Mr. Litz, Fr. Dave Marcotte, Mr. Reel, Mr. Stone, Mr. Welsh and coach Mr. David Lauck. Ms. Carroll scores for the faculty

28 UPDATE MAGAZINE SPRING 2018 Jacob Luedeman REBELS SIGN St. Xavier University COLLEGIATE LETTERS Football OF INTENT Jones Asher Katelyn McClary Purdue University Anderson University Football Basketball

Dominic Clouse Colten Panaranto St. Xavier University Michigan State University Football Baseball

Lauren Fey Tony Schott Butler University Ball State University Softball Football

Hannah Irmer Nick Schnell Ohio Northern University University of Louisville Volleyball Baseball

Grace Lawrie Merrick Strykowski Muskingum University Marian University Volleyball Football

RONCALLI • SACRED HEART CENTRAL • CHARTRAND • KENNEDY MEMORIAL 29 CLAYTON AWARDED ANDREWS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP VISIT THE RHS SPIRIT STORE Sophomore football player David Clayton was awarded the OPEN DURING LUNCH PERIODS (11am-1pm M-F) $1,000 Karl Damon Andrews Heart and Soul Memorial Scholarship. The scholarship is open to a sophomore football player who is nominated by his coaching staff because he exemplifies an excellent work ethic, strong leadership qualities and a Christian attitude. Contact Wendy Lawrie if you have questions: [email protected]. Karl Andrews was an alumnus of the Roncalli High School class of 1979. He touched the hearts of many of his family, friends, peers and classmates. Karl is remembered for his ability to lead by example on the playing field and in the classroom. All who knew and loved him started this scholarship in his memory.

VERLARDE SIGNS WITH RONCALLI BASEBALL

Roncalli High School teamed up with the Friends of Jaclyn Foundation to sign Juan Verlarde as an official member of the Roncalli baseball program. Verlarde, a 10-year-old 5th grader at Mary Bryan Elementary, was diagnosed with a cancerous brain tumor in 2012. He underwent chemotherapy and radiation for a year and continues to have follow up visits.

The Friends of Jaclyn Foundation aims to improve the quality of life for children battling pediatric brain tumors and other childhood cancers by pairing them with local teams, clubs and community groups.

“We gave Juan a hat along with a signed jersey to make him feel welcome. He will be able to help us out with practices and experience our games with us in the dugout. We are blessed to have him as a part of our team,” said Roncalli senior baseball player Harrison Koppenhofer.

30 UPDATE MAGAZINE SPRING 2018 VISIT THE RHS SPIRIT STORE OPEN DURING LUNCH PERIODS (11am-1pm M-F) THERE'S SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE! Contact Wendy Lawrie if you have questions: [email protected].

RONCALLI • SACRED HEART CENTRAL • CHARTRAND • KENNEDY MEMORIAL 31 BOYS BASKETBALL

The boys basketball team finished its season with an 18-7 record, extending the program’s streak of seasons with 10 wins or more to 16 seasons. Only 18 boys basketball programs in Indiana have an active streak of at least 15 seasons of 10 wins or more. The 2017-18 Rebels won more games than all but two teams in the 49-year history of the program and only one team won more than their 17 regular- season victories. The final regular-season victory was a 53-46 senior night home win over Brebeuf Jesuit. That win clinched the Circle City Conference championship, giving the Rebels their first conference title in program history.

This year’s team played 13 games against teams ranked in the top 64 of the Sagarin computer state rankings and won seven times. Two of those wins – Center Grove and Brebeuf Jesuit – were against teams rated in the top 25. Three Roncalli opponents – Scecina Memorial, Center Grove and Ben Davis -- won sectional titles. As a result, the Rebels played one of the 25 most-difficult schedules in the state.

Senior forward Kellen Schreiber led the Rebels in scoring (12.4 ppg) and rebounding (5.3 rpg). He was named first team All-Marion County, becoming only the third player in program history to earn first-team All-County honors. For the second straight season, Schreiber was named to the All-Circle City Conference team. He was joined on the All-Conference team by senior forward Jack Hegwood. Hegwood and senior guard Bryson Meek were named honorable mention All-Marion County. Seniors Drew Fleming, Conner Gore, Joe Kirkhoffand Matthew Looney joined Hegwood on the Academic All-State list.

The eight-man senior class wrapped up their four-year Roncalli careers. Over their four seasons in the program, the Rebels posted 64 wins and a 35-9 home record, along with the program’s first two trips to the Marion County Tournament semifinals and the first-ever conference title. Prior to the 2017-18 season, only five players in 48 seasons appeared in at least 70 varsity games. Four players from the Class of 2018 – Jack Hegwood, Bryson Meek, Joe Kirkhoff and Kellen Schreiber – reached 70 or more varsity games, led by Hegwood, who’s 75 games rank second in program history. Those four players also finished their careers all ranked in the top 10 of the program’s career wins list. Meek led the group with 52 wins, which ranks fourth in program history. 32 UPDATE MAGAZINE SPRING 2018 GIRLS BASKETBALL

The girls basketball team worked through injuries and illness to post a 12-12 record against one of the 25-most difficult schedules in the state. The Lady Rebels used 16 different starting lineups and 20 different players appeared in at least one varsity game.

The Lady Rebels advanced to the semifinal round of the Marion County Tournament for the sixth straight season, which is the longest active streak among the 16 Marion County schools. In the first round of the Marion County Tournament, the team rallied to defeat eventual Class 4A state champion Warren Central 55-53. The team finished second in the Circle City Conference with a 3-1 league record. On November 16, the Lady Rebels won 54-27 at Crispus Attucks, giving head coach Stan Benge the 600th win of his career and making him only the fourth coach in the history of Indiana girls high school basketball to win at least 600 games.

Two Roncalli opponents – Warren Central (4A), Marquette Catholic (1A) – won state titles. Four others – Pike, Cardinal Ritter, Center Grove and Covenant Christian – won sectional titles. The Lady Rebels went 3-3 against that group of six teams.

The senior quartet of Ellie Bischoff, Sophie Daniel, Lauren Fey and Katelyn McClary wrapped up their four-year Roncalli careers. During the group’s four seasons in the program, the Lady Rebels amassed a 70- 34 record, a 31-12 home mark and won a conference, sectional and regional title.

Sophomore Alana Vinson led the team in scoring (15.7 ppg) and rebounding (5.0 rpg) and was named All- Circle City Conference for the second straight season. She also was named All-Marion County, as well as honorable mention Underclass All-State by the Indiana Basketball Coaches Association. Freshman Maddie Bischoffjoined Vinson on the all-conference team. Lauren Fey was named Academic All-State.

RONCALLI • SACRED HEART CENTRAL • CHARTRAND • KENNEDY MEMORIAL 33 BOYS SWIMMING & DIVING

The boys swimming and diving team captured its second straight Circle City Conference title, edging Brebeuf Jesuit for the crown. The team finished the dual/tri meet season with a 6-4 record, then finished sixth in the sectional. In the sectional, the Rebels finished ahead of Perry Meridian.

Senior Jack Bauer established new school records for the 500 Freestyle and the 100 Breaststroke, setting both marks at the Marion County meet, which earned him athlete of the meet honors. Bauer was also named the Roncalli team MVP. Sophomore Alex Nettles won the team’s mental attitude award. Sophomore William Hawkins was named the team’s most improved swimmer. Freshman Dylan Kedra earned the team’s spirit award. Junior Gabe Buening and freshman Matthew Croddy shared the team’s attendance award.

34 UPDATE MAGAZINE SPRING 2018 GIRLS SWIMMING & DIVING

With a mix of new faces and upperclassmen, the girls swimming and diving team improved throughout the season and capped that progress with 85 percent of the team posting lifetime-best swims in the sectional. The team ended the dual/tri meet season with a 5-5 record, finished third in the Circle City Conference meet, a few points behind Guerin Catholic, and seventh in the sectional.

Senior Sophia Egold earned the team’s mental attitude award. Freshman McKenzie Liegibel was selected as the most improved swimmer and sophomore Alana Young won the spirit award. Junior Lillian Boring earned the attendance award.

RONCALLI • SACRED HEART CENTRAL • CHARTRAND • KENNEDY MEMORIAL 35 BOWLING

The boys bowling team battled throughout the season and earned regular season wins over Greenwood and Lutheran. The seven- man team finished 11th in the sectional. Sophomore Trace Solonka earned team MVP honors.

The girls bowling team finished with a 6-4 record and earned a win over Southport and multiple wins over Shelbyville and Greenwood Christian Academy. The team won a sectional title for the first time in five years. Sophomore Faith Holden and senior Adair Smith individually qualified for the regional and Holden advanced to the semi-state. Holden was named the team’s MVP.

36 UPDATE MAGAZINE SPRING 2018 GYMNASTICS

The gymnastics team posted a 9-3 regular season record. The team posted a team score of 99 in the sectional, after registering a team score of 94 in the season-opening meet. The eight-person team improved throughout the season and capped the regular season winning a four-team meet, defeating Franklin Central, Brebeuf Jesuit and Decatur Central on senior night.

RONCALLI • SACRED HEART CENTRAL • CHARTRAND • KENNEDY MEMORIAL 37 WRESTLING

The 2018 Roncalli wrestling team accomplished feats never before achieved in program history. They advanced all 14 wrestlers from the sectional on to the regional round for the first time in program history. For the first time, four Roncalli wrestlers medaled at the same state finals and the team scored a program-record 49 points in the state finals, topping the old mark of 30 (set in 1985.)

The Rebels worked their way through some in-season injuries with three starters and still finished third in the Marion County meet, seventh in the Team State Duals and second in the 32-team Connersville Holiday Tournament. The team compiled a 14-4 regular-season record and won its second straight Circle City Conference title. In the conference meet, the Rebels won titles in 12 of the 14 weight classes.

In the postseason, the Rebels finished second to second-ranked Perry Meridian in the sectional, but Roncalli was the only team in the field to advance all 14 wrestlers to the regional round. The Rebels followed that up with a second-place finish in the regional, defeating sixth-ranked Warren Central by 40 points and advancing 11 wrestlers to the semi-state. Roncalli finished third in the semi-state, behind Perry Meridian and third-ranked Cathedral.

All four Rebel wrestlers who advanced to the state finals made it to the medal stand. Senior Sam Hansen capped his Roncalli career with a second-place state finish in the 195-pound class. Hansen also won a Marion County title, a Circle City Conference title, as well as sectional and regional crowns. Sophomore Alec Viduya followed up his state championship at 113-pounds from last season with a fourth-place state finish at 126 pounds. He won a conference title, as well as sectional and regional titles. Junior Elijah Mahan finished fifth in the state in the 170-pound class to go along with Marion County and Circle City Conference titles. Sophomore Brayden Lowery finished fifth in the 113-pound class. Lowery won county, conference, sectional, regional and semi-state titles en route to a 41-1 season record.

Junior John Harris won a sectional title in the 285-pound class. Sophomore Tyce Freije won a sectional crown in the 132-pound class. Seniors Patrick Condi and Hunter Miller, juniors Spencer Fears, Brian Keeney, Lorenzo Salazar and Trent Smith, sophomore David Page and freshman Luke Aldrich all won conference titles.

Hansen was named the team’s MVP and Condi earned the team’s mental attitude award. Hansen, Smith and Keeney were named first team Academic All-State by the Indiana High School Wrestling Coaches Association (IHSWCA). Condi, Fears, Harris and Salazar were tabbed as honorable mention Academic All- State selections by the IHSWCA.

The program was selected to participate in the IHSWCA 3A Team State Duals on January 5, 2019. The Rebels will compete with 11 other schools at the event in Fort Wayne. 38 UPDATE MAGAZINE SPRING 2018 Alumni Profile In Memorium Since the last publication of the Update, the Advancement Office has received word of the following deaths:

Albert Anthony Bantle SHC’60 Annette R. (Lindblom) Lyngh SHC’60 Richard Schott SHC’60 William Wuensch SHC'60 Sallie (Ries) Lydick SHC’65

Left to Right: Caroline Armbruster R’17 shows off her new smile with Dr. Myrna (Morris) Mosconi Brian Rochford R’06 SHC'65 Dr. Brian Rochford Rochford recently partnered Kathleen (Raftery) Wiggins R’06 was born and raised with Dr. Glander and as of SHC’65 in Greenwood, IN and January 1, 2018 the practice was a patient at Glander changed names to Glander Rick McKay R’73 Orthodontics while attending Rochford Orthodontics. Steve Dillon R’74 Roncalli High School. He Amy (Harless) Tucker R’89 attended Butler University Dr. Rochford had this to say for his undergraduate degrees about Roncalli, “I learned Steve Sullivan R’81 in Spanish and Chemistry, to be my best self while at Maria (Schaub) Gillum R’84 and then studied dentistry Roncalli. I cannot and will Richard Anthony Scott R’95 at Indiana University School not ever be perfect, but I can Christopher Cardis R’07 of Dentistry. Dr. Rochford always work harder to reach received his orthodontic my personal and professional training in Denver, CO at the goals. This mentality carried If a Roncalli Alum or former University of Colorado. While me through undergrad, dental teacher has passed away attending Butler University, school, residency and now recently, please contact us at he met his wife Tara, who is in my professional life as an [email protected]. studying to become a registered Orthodontist at Glander dietitian nutritionist. They Rochford Orthodontics. I now have two dogs and are met some of my best friends excited to be living closer to at Roncalli, and this Roncalli family back in Indianapolis. Family is still a part of my Dr. Rochford looks forward everyday life. Things are just to becoming an integral part different at Roncalli, and I of the community, practicing wouldn’t be the same person orthodontics, and redeveloping had I gone to a different his Indianapolis roots. Dr. school.”

RONCALLI • SACRED HEART CENTRAL • CHARTRAND • KENNEDY MEMORIAL 39 BRUSTER’S BITS Reunion Season Approaches Gary Armbruster R’81 Director of Alumni Services

The reunion season is just a committee! Since there current information we have. around the corner and if you are various components to Some committees have graduated in a year ending in planning a reunion, tasks found it helpful to track lost “3” or “8” then that means should be divided amongst classmates through any sisters, you. Planning a reunion can the members and any friends brothers or cousins who may be a challenging and daunting willing to assist. Classes have also attended Sacred task, however with the school’s generally have a steering Heart, Kennedy, Chartrand help, we can make your job a committee of five to seven or Roncalli. Simply call the lot easier. We will address all members. Alumni Office and we will help of the elements that are critical you in your search. to having a successful reunion Suggested committees for from start to finish. Your class reunion planning are: Where Should We will benefit from the these Have The Reunion? helpful suggestions whether • Address verification and search you are considering having a • Event Organizer/Planner We strongly urge each class to reunion or if your planning • Food and Beverage consider having their reunion is already well under way. In • Liturgy on Roncalli’s campus, where either case, you will find great • Publicity your high school career began. tips and ideas to make your The Roncalli Cafeteria can reunion a success. Reunion Contact with accommodate up to 360 people planning doesn’t have to be an Roncalli High School comfortably and is available overwhelming task and, in fact, at minimal cost to your class. it can be fun if your class keeps One alumnus from the Standard services include it simple. committee, usually the chair, general lighting needs, parking should be designated as the and clean-up. Special technical Getting Organized contact person with Gary support or additional janitorial Armbruster, Director of services are available upon Usually two or three Alumni Relations. Contact the request. A tour of the Roncalli individuals start talking Alumni Office to receive your campus is an exciting way to about their reunion but more full class list. This class list has kick-off any class reunion as assistance is needed, so form been updated and is the most well as celebrating Saturday

40 UPDATE MAGAZINE SPRING 2018 evening vigil Mass in the have even convinced classmates readers. The committee has the beautiful and peaceful Chapel to perform variety show acts responsibility of contacting a of the Sacred Heart. or songs/scenes from musicals priest for the Mass and should from their years of high school. plan the entire liturgy or prayer What Is The Cost? Another popular attraction service. at reunions has been a slide An average cost is considered presentation of the high school Final Thoughts $25-$35 per person depending years or to have a display of on the following: food and pictures. With or without It’s your class reunion and the beverage, cafeteria rental, entertainment, one common main point of every reunion entertainment, stipend for a activity at the reunion will is to get together with your priest if a liturgy is planned be constant conversation. classmates and reminisce about and decorations. Keep in mind There is a lot of “catching up” your high school days. Keep when you are figuring a budget to be done and sometimes planning as simple as possible; that you do not want such committees do not even don’t get bogged down in too a costly reunion that many consider entertainment. many details and use social classmates will not attend media to publicize your event because of the cost. Liturgy Planning as much as possible. The Roncalli Alumni Office is Shall We Dance? Some classes have had a here to assist each class with celebration of the Eucharist planning a successful reunion Reunion committees have or a prayer service before their so please don’t hesitate to reach often decided simply to meal. It is an excellent way out at 787-8277 ext. 242. play music from their era of involving other classmates. from a personal stereo in the They can be involved in the background. Some committees planning as musicians and/or

RONCALLI • SACRED HEART CENTRAL • CHARTRAND • KENNEDY MEMORIAL 41 game of 257 to knock out last CLASS NOTES year’s State Champion. Megan averaged 204.8 for 10 games to win the championship out of 54 state wide competitors.

Linda (Allen) Bamrick R’80 Steve Battiato R’83 and his Terri (O’Connor) Lundy R’86 will be inducted into the family Lisa, Alex R’09, Becca, Terri is a licensed aesthetician Indiana High School Basketball and Laura R’13 traveled to Los with over 10 years experience. Hall of Fame on April 28, 2018 Angeles last November, to see She has worked both the after establishing the Cathedral the broadway hit “Hamilton.” luxury and medical aspects of girls basketball program as Jordan Donica R’12 and Rory the industry. She has recently a power during her helm opened her own spa room in as head coach. A four-year Greenwood. “Owning my player, captain and co-MVP own space allows me to unite at Roncalli, she played under efficacy and relaxation at HOF coach Betty Clark at reasonable rates. I would love Manchester College. Following to serve fellow Rebels skin care one-year stints as head coach at needs.” YOUthful by Terri 317- Mitchell H.S. and University O’Malley, a friend of Roncalli, 345-0368. of Chicago Lab School, she were both in the show. began a lengthy tenure as head According to Steve, “Jordan coach at Cathedral in 1987. looks great, he sounds like he is In 26 seasons, her Irish teams having the time of his life.” won 393 games, including 11 Leanne Hammerschmitt R’94 sectional titles, four regional was married to Robert Marso, championships, and three semi- October 14, 2017. state titles, to garner a 1999 3A runner-up finish and Class Diane (Hoereth) Metz’s R’86 3A championships in 2000 daughter, Megan, a senior at and 2001. In all, she had 407 Wilson Central High School career wins. Additionally her teams won eight Indianapolis City championships, she coached seven Indiana All- Leanne received her Doctorate Stars and she earned numerous in Nursing Practice from coaching honors including Concordia University in 1999 Indiana All-Stars assistant Wisconsin, December 2016. coach and 1999 State Coach She is Director of Ambulatory of the Year. Following her Operations at the University of retirement as coach in 2012, won the Tennessee Women’s Wisconsin, American Family she remains employed at Division 1 State High School Children’s Hospital. Bob is a Cathedral as a health and bowling championship in late pilot for Delta Airlines. They physical education teacher. January, 2018 with a final reside in Madison, Wisconsin.

42 UPDATE MAGAZINE SPRING 2018 women’s basketball team. She in 1996 and recognizes federal, is the second all-time leading state, and local officers who scorer, the all-time three-point distinguish themselves through Jim Coffman R’01 has been leader, and holds the record exemplary law enforcement selected as The Southside for most three pointers made service and devotion to duty. Times 2017 Person of the Year in a season, career and single for his numerous community game. In 2003, Erin led the contributions which extend the nation in three-point beyond his own business in percentage at 54.4%. Under an effort to improve the city her leadership, the Greyhound Siobhan McGuire R’04 and of Beech Grove. “Jim is a women’s basketball team her husband Eric welcomed achieved the program record for winning percentage, going 29-3, and made three NCAA Tournament appearances in four years. After graduation from UIndy, Erin began her career as a caregiver at a Southside business owner, vice preschool and daycare, and president of the Beech Grove served as an assistant basketball Chamber, he is a founding coach at Roncalli under head their future Rebel, Tadhg member of Beautify Beech coach Linda Niewedde. She is Michael on December 23rd, Grove, a local nonprofit married to Gary Mauer and the 2017. agency which raises money busy mom of three boys. for beautification projects in Megan (Fallon) Skelton R’04 the city, and also a founding and her husband Ryan had member of the Next Stop their second child, Miles, born Beech Grove organization on September 10, 2017. Miles which he currently serves The National Law Enforcement has a 4-year old sister, Lilianna. as treasurer,” wrote Julie Officers Memorial Fund Lockwood in an email to selected Conservation Officer nominate Coffman for the Nick Wilson R’03, of the Person of the Year. “Jim can Indiana Department of Natural always be counted on to assist in making the city a better place to live.”

Erin (Moran) Maurer R’01 was recently inducted into the Megan earned her BA in University of Indianapolis’ Graphic Design and MFA Athletic Hall of Fame. Erin in Production Design and graduated from UIndy in Resources, as the recipient Technology. The Skeltons live 2005 where she was a four of its Officer of the Month in Noblesville where Megan year letterwinner, three- Award for August 2017. The currently is a stay at home time Most Valuable Player Memorial Fund’s Officer of the mom. and served as captain of the Month Award Program began

RONCALLI • SACRED HEART CENTRAL • CHARTRAND • KENNEDY MEMORIAL 43 Megan and Vincent are living in Washington, D.C. where Megan is a 4th grade Catholic Lisa (Singleton) Hoffman school teacher and Vincent R’07 married Bobby Hoffman has recently transitioned from of Evansville, IN on October 7, his position on Capitol Hill to lobbying in the private sector. 2017. The ceremony took has accepted a position with They want to give a shout out Indianapolis Gastroenterology to Fiona Lynch R’21, daughter and Hepatology. of Monica and Sal Lynch R’92.

Claire (Corn) Molina R’10 married Omar Molina Jr. Samuel Glowinski R’08 place at Our Lady of the on November 26, 2017 at graduated from Wabash Greenwood Catholic Church Chapel Dulcinea located in College in 2012 with a degree by Fr. Andrew Syberg R’01. Austin, TX. Claire’s classmate, in Religion. Sam then joined The reception was held at The Nicole Turner R’10 was in the the ACE program at Notre Conrad Hotel. Rebels in the wedding party. wedding included: Bridesmaid Dame and received a Master’s Laura Laskowski R’01,​ ​ degree in Education. He taught Bridesmaid Lauren Madden middle school religion and R’05, Hair by Maggie Doyle social studies in Richmond, VA R’07, ​wedding singer Carrie for two years before moving to Syberg R’07,​ ​DJ Austin NYC and teaching one year of Madden R’10 and Flowers by 7th grade Social Studies in a Mark Stratton. Lisa owns and charter school in Harlem and operates a local nanny ​agency, one year teaching 3rd grade in Miss Lisa’s Nanny Needs LLC. the Bronx at another charter The married couple reside in school. He moved back to Carmel, IN. Indy during the summer of 2016 and started working at Kyle Kedra R’13 was a Brebeuf Jesuit as an Assistant Vincent Lynch R’07 married member of the Ball State Director for Campus Ministry. his college sweetheart, Megan University cheerleading Flaherty, on January 19, 2018 squad that recently finished in Detroit, MI. Kyle Owens a program-best second in R’07 was the best man. the nation at the Universal Cheerleaders Association Erin Buckley R’09 got married on October 21, 2017 to Daniel Murphy in Chicago. Erin graduated from Saint Louis University with a Masters of Science in Nursing degree, as a Family Nurse Practitioner, and

44 UPDATE MAGAZINE SPRING 2018 (UCA) & University Dance Crossroads League Tournament Association (UDA) College champions. On February 26, Cheerleading and Dance Team Marian defeated Taylor 62-55 National Championship in Pauly Milto R’15 was named on John Grimes Court. The Orlando, Florida. The UCA Big Ten Pitcher of the Week, win brought Marian’s record & UDA College Cheerleading the week of February 26. Pauly to 31-2. It was the second and Dance Team National straight season they have won Championship is the most both the regular season and prestigious college cheerleading tournament titles. The Knights championship in the country. went on to win the first game of the NAIA post season tournament before bowing out to Hastings College, 62-45 to tossed his first complete game end the season and Kirkhoff’s Lauren Frank R’14 was in a 4-0 victory over Boston college career. chosen as one of 33 college- College at the Snowbird Classic aged women to be a 500 in Port Charlotte, Fla. He Festival Princess for 2018. scattered just four hits in the shutout, striking out eight hitters and walking none. This came after pitching 6 innings in a 1-0 win over Kansas State the week before. The junior right-hander pitched The Class of 1988 is planning 15 shutout innings to start the their 30th year reunion which season. Pauly is a Biology major will take place on July 21 at at Indiana. Roncalli. More details will be shared on Facebook. If not The 500 Festival celebrates connected on Facebook please Indiana’s most civic-minded, Contact Tara (Tichenor) Morse academically driven young at [email protected]. women.” Each year, 33 college- Rachel Titzer R’16 and Kellie aged women are selected Kirkhoff R’14 mug for a as 500 Festival Princesses picture with the Crossroads and serve as ambassadors League tournament trophy. of the 500 Festival, their For the second straight season, hometowns, and their colleges/ the Marian women’s basketball universities. Serving as a 500 team was crowned the Festival Princess provides young women with once-in- a-life-time experiences and countless opportunities for leadership and professional development.

RONCALLI • SACRED HEART CENTRAL • CHARTRAND • KENNEDY MEMORIAL 45 THE LAST WORD Tuition: Making an Investment in your Child’s Education Chuck Weisenbach R’79 Principal

There are a variety of reasons that student matriculates to and 36 college credits. What for which parents opt to send college. That means that even does this mean exactly? In their child to Catholic schools. our students who are “in the recent research done with our For many years now academic middle” of their graduating graduates from the past five excellence has been at or near class can earn college credits to six years, this is what is has the top of that list of reasons. through the AP program. meant for some of them: As parents continue to be challenged by the cost of a In addition to earning college Example 1 - Student was Catholic education I wanted credits through AP, we have an able to earn a triple major at to offer another possible increasing number of students a prestigious university while perspective on tuition and how who are earning college credits still graduating in four years. it can actually pay off in the through “Dual Credit” courses. The number of credits earned long run. These are courses taught by at Roncalli allowed them to specially certified RHS teachers maximize their four years in For the past few school years that apply both toward their college by earning the necessary over 50% of our graduating high school diploma and for credits for a major in Finance, class have scored a three or college credit as well. Economics and Mathematics. better on at least one Advanced Wow - that’s a lot of numbers! Placement (AP) test. Aside What is most significant I suspect they will be highly from that being an astounding is the number of students marketable. percentage, a score of three, graduating from Roncalli four, or five on an AP test will that are beginning their Example 2 - We are hearing generally translate into some college experience having from more and more students form of college credit when already earned between six who are capitalizing on the

46 UPDATE MAGAZINE SPRING 2018 number of college credits they demanding schedule while Roncalli education. One of took with them when leaving abroad. Much like the idea those benefits is that by virtue RHS by graduating early from of saving money by graduating of participation in our AP college. Pretty simple math on early, this idea also seems to and/or Dual Credit courses, this one! With college costs be growing in popularity. It students are earning college now ranging from $20,000- is not just the experience of credits, which has impacted $60,000 a year, graduating being on a university campus their post-secondary education a year or a semester early in a foreign country that is in a very positive manner, provides the student and/or the appealing to these students. It academically and financially. family with substantial savings! also is the opportunity that it opens up for traveling to Thank you to all who entrust The noteworthy aspect of this other nearby countries and their children to us! Thank aforementioned dynamic of cultures. I am a bit envious you to all who support Roncalli graduating early is that these when I receive emails from our through prayer, volunteering same RHS graduates who graduates detailing their travel and/or their financial support. are in a position to graduate opportunities while studying God bless you all! early from college were not all abroad. in the top 10 or 20 of their St. John XXIII, pray for us! class. This opportunity for Example 4 - Students are early graduation from college is able to take a very reduced available to a larger and larger academic load (5-6 credits) percentage of our graduates. while participating in an internship (paid or unpaid) Example 3 - Another way without the fear of falling by which RHS graduates are behind academically or capitalizing on the number of delaying their graduation. credits they take with them These internships often times to college is by spending a can be the opportunity that semester (or a year) studying opens the door for the student’s abroad without falling behind first career related employment academically and without following graduation. having to take an overly There are many benefits to a

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