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Mock Trial Teams Rock Glowinski Wins Scholarship Point Of View 03 12 Regional Competition - 14 and Participates In ISU Rebels Attend Lugar Advance to State All-Star Honor Band 08 Leadership Conference Students Named San Theatre Students Nab 13 Damiano Scholars 15 Indiana Thespian Regional 09 A Word With Wyciskalla Championship Cabalan, Knierman, Yohler Thirteen Gold Ratings Earned Rebels Send 13 To Speech 10 Honored At Competition 14 At ISSMA State Competitions 16 State Finals 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 and alumni. Editor-in-Chief: Terese Carson | Deputy Editors: Rachel Brown and Gary Armbruster R’81 | Design Director: Kory Marks | Photographers: John Smith, Rachel Brown and Kory Marks | 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]

1 UPDATE MAGAZINE SPRING 2016 Fall Play - Get Smart

Rebel Athletics MISSION STATEMENT As a Catholic high school, our pledge 42 is to provide, in concert with parents, parish and community, an educational 24 opportunity which seeks to form Christian leaders in body, mind and spirit. Guided by prayer and the Gospel values of faith, love and justice, students are challenged to respond to the call of discipleship and to fulfill their potential as lifelong learners in service to others. Our end is to make God’s love complete among us. ADMINISTRATION PRESIDENT: Joseph D. Hollowell Hon'97 PRINCIPAL: Charles Weisenbach R‘79 VICE PRESIDENT FOR INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT: Terese R. Carson Valedictorian & Salutatorian VICE PRESIDENT OF FINANCE AND FACILITIES: Dave Gervasio R‘85 VICE PRESIDENT OF MISSION AND MINISTRY: Robert Tully Hon'93 23 18 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL FOR Robotics ACADEMIC AFFAIRS: James Kedra ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL FOR STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Roncalli Celebrates Six Toner To Retire As Athletic Shellie Hartford Hon'14 17 National Merit Finalists 33 Director, Lauck Promoted DEAN OF STUDENTS: Tim Puntarelli Hon'99 Students Selected to United Athletic Signings GUIDANCE CO-DIRECTORS: 35 Shelly Fitzgerald R'91 & Lynn Starkey Hon'07 19 Way Leadership Initiative CAMPUS MINISTRY DIRECTOR: Jeff Traylor Eight Roncalli Juniors Earn Bruster's Bits ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: 20 Perfect ACT Scores 37 Dave Toner C‘67 CHAPLAIN: Father Tim Wyciskalla R'06 21 Advancement Angle 39 Class Notes Whitaker To Attend Congress 49 Last Word 22 of Future Medical Leaders Cole Toner Works 31 Towards NFL Draft

RONCALLI • SACRED HEART CENTRAL • CHARTRAND • KENNEDY MEMORIAL 2 Point of View RUNNING ON PREMIUM GAS JOE HOLLOWELL PRESIDENT

“Mom, public school is killing a 7th grader to provide me with my soul.” These startling words the help I needed! came from a 7th grader and were relayed to me by the mother I do not raise this issue lightly. students in the essential Truth of the student who uttered Both my father and my sister of the human condition. What them. She was explaining to me taught in public schools for Christians ardently believe to why her child had to come to many decades. My best friend be the absolute Truth of human Roncalli. The comment would has spent the vast majority of existence is not allowed a spot in not leave me. In fact, it still has his career as a public school the school day. It has no place in not left me, though the student teacher. My wife taught in the curriculum or mission. Jesus who spoke these words has long public schools, both before said, “I am the Truth.” Without since graduated from Roncalli and after we got married. I am that Truth the human soul is in after coming to us from a public keenly aware of the many fine danger of starvation. school. people who work in our public schools. What I am about to The comment from our 7th For years, as a leader in Catholic say is not a reflection on the grade witness is at once both a education, I had searched for people in a system. Rather, it is very rich and very sad statement. a good description that ably a comparison of our Catholic It is profoundly rich in its defines what it is that makes schools to a system of education wisdom. It is sad in that it was what we are doing at Roncalli that does not allow its teachers an account of the reality this worth the investment. Leave it to and administrators to engage young person was experiencing. It is a comment not unlike the "Trying to live life without this Truth is ancient wisdom expressed by St. Augustine who said, “Our hearts like running a car that is built to burn are restless until they rest in thee, only premium gas and yet the owner O Lord.” In related ways, Jesus proposes a similar idea in his insists on putting the cheaper stuff in startling question, “What does that does not allow the engine to run it profit a man to gain the whole quite as well." world but lose his soul?”

3 UPDATE MAGAZINE SPRING 2016 Catholic schools teach that the us all alive. In Catholic schools, Truth is that God creates each that simple element, our faith in human person. Each person was God, allows the fire of the Holy made to know God and to serve Spirit to burn, keeping alive the God with the special gifts given desire for learning and the love to him or her. Ultimately, we for our neighbor. Take out the HOLLOWELL were made to love God in this element of faith and we run the life and to share in His joy in the risk of becoming a dying shell of INDUCTED eternal life that comes after. who we are made by God to be. INTO HONOR

Trying to live life without this It is instructive to note that SOCIETY Truth is like running a car that faith has always been one of Roncalli High School President, is built to burn only premium the primary motivators behind Joe Hollowell was recently gas and yet the owner insists the provision of education inducted into Creighton on putting the cheaper stuff in in this country. One does University’s Alpha Sigma Nu that does not allow the engine not have to look hard to find honor society. This prestigious to run quite as well. Students that the primary reason for honor society is considered the in Catholic schools are running the establishment of public highest honor for a student at a on premium. Their teachers, schools in this country was to Jesuit institution and recognizes classwork, and curriculum are teach children how to read and students who embody Jesuit catering to the whole person – understand the Bible. Catholic ideals of scholarship, loyalty and body, mind, and spirit. Catholic schools still count this among service. schools take advantage of all their objectives. Regrettably, parts of the engine and all of the since the early 1960s, our public He is working towards his Doctorate of Education in luxury features with which our school brothers and sisters are no Interdisciplinary Leadership human car is built. Students in longer allowed to work toward at Creighton. Hollowell, who Catholic schools are fed with the that goal. started working toward his Truth. I believe this special fuel doctorate in 2012, will defend his explains the extraordinary results For now, let us be grateful that dissertation in April. we see from our students. there is provision for God’s word to be heard, considered, Another analogy may be even and acted upon in our Catholic better. Running a school that schools. Along with other is not centered on faith is like Catholic and Christian schools trying to run the human body throughout the country, Roncalli without a simple but absolutely carries on with the critical work necessary nutrient such as iron. of educating the whole student Without iron in our blood, the in a way that never loses sight of hemoglobin that carries oxygen who it is that made us and who it to all parts of the body, cannot is that we have all been made to function. Oxygen is essential serve. to the slow fire of cellular respiration that burns in our Come Holy Spirit! body to give us energy and keep

RONCALLI • SACRED HEART CENTRAL • CHARTRAND • KENNEDY MEMORIAL 4 FRIDAY FRIDAY 6:00 PM 6:30 PM Over 1,200 RHS and RHS Medley Relay team of Franklin Central fans Eddie Huck, Adam Pongracz, shoehorned themselves Jack Bauer and Nick Carpenter EXC into our gym for the boys’ swam in the 2016 IHSAA 48 JV and varsity basketball Swimming State Finals. No HOURS games with the doors being shut and a sell out declared NCE at halftime of the JV game. ELLE The Rebels swept the Flashes as the JV team won OF its 18th game of the year Some refer to and the varsity defeated the the last days of 15th ranked team in the February as the “dog days of winter” as they wait for spring to arrive. There were no such “winter blahs” at Roncalli on the weekend of February 26-28, small feat as making it to the swimming state finals 2016. The following may be the hardest state is an attempt finals to reach of any of 20 to capture the FRIDAY IHSAA sports. This group of dedicated swimmers is also excitement that was FRIDAY state! The Rebels student 2:00 PM the new school record holders cheer block was huge, loud a part of our school in this event. See page XXX Over 1,000 RHS students, 2:30 PM and truly “brought the for a full swimming review. community over this teachers and staff were in spirit.” The two schools’ At half-time of this faculty 3-day stretch that attendance for the seniors student bodies did an vs seniors basketball vs. faculty basketball game awesome job of creating showcases what game, we had a historic that saw the senior girls an electric atmosphere for presentation when senior it means to be a rally late for the win and the game. The varsity game Lindsey Corsaro was Roncalli Rebel. an out of uniform day for went right to the wire with honored as a McDonald’s the students. The men’s junior Christian Stewart All-American girls faculty team jumped out to hitting two free throws basketball player, one an early 10 point lead and with two seconds to go to of only 20 in the entire never looked back coasting win the game. He also set United States! She is the to an easy win over an a new school record with first All American girls anemic senior boys’ team those free throws going player in the 47 year history providing the faculty with 16-16 from the line that of Roncalli. its own out of uniform night. day on Monday. $3,200 was raised for our Lenten almsgiving project.

5 UPDATE MAGAZINE SPRING 2016 FRIDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY LATE 10:00 PM 8:00 AM DAYLONG 8:00 AM Over 200 South Deanery The RHS Speech team The RHS Band program EVENING Dedicated and die-hard middle school students completed one of the was represented at the Rebel custodians Mike converged on RHS finest days in the history 2016 ISSMA State The Roncalli High School Coffman, Jamie Dees and with all of their middle of the speech program, Finals by six outstanding Show Choir, “Rebel Ron Spoonamore began the school exuberance for the which goes back some 30 musicians. Three of Rhapsody,” performed difficult task of cleaning up 31st annual Quest for years. The Rebels garnered them reached the after 1,200 rowdy basketball Excellence competition. four Sectional champions, pinnacle for a high A large number of RHS four Sectional runners-up school band student, faculty and staff were on and qualified 13 students as they earned “Gold” hand to make this day for the 2016 Speech State ratings in the State possible. As has been the Finals. The team captured Finals, recognizing them case in the previous 30 second place, which is for excellence on their years, there was a near the highest team finish respective instruments. capacity crowd in the For full ISMAA gym during the awards instrumental and choral ceremony to recognize results see page 14. these middle school

fans (cleaning the gym, the before a packed house at the lobby, the restrooms, the Franklin Central Show Choir cafeteria, the locker rooms) Invitational. This highly in preparation for Quest talented group of singers and for Excellence in 10 hours! dancers did not return to As they cleaned the gym, they came upon a money school until after 11 p.m. and in many, many years. See deposit bag from a local was back at school at sunrise page 16 for Sectional and business owned by an RHS on Saturday to go to their State results. final competition of the year fan who had been at the basketball game. There was at Mooresville. Go to page 13 students for their talents. a large amount of cash in for full picture and details. How many other times in this deposit bag that was their life will these kids be inadvertently left behind in featured for their academic the excitement of the game. gifts in front of nearly Unlike that old curmudgeon, 1,000 people? See page 11 Mr. Potter, in “It’s A for more about Quest for Wonderful Life,” this money Excellence. was returned to its rightful owner on Saturday morning.

RONCALLI • SACRED HEART CENTRAL • CHARTRAND • KENNEDY MEMORIAL 6 SATURDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 9 AM-2 PM DAYLONG 6:00 PM 6:30-11 PM 6:00 PM Over 500 people Senior Shayla Cabalan, was Our five RHS Rebel Rhapsody Twenty-five members wrapped up their Show of the RHS Student attended the Roncalli selected as one of only five guidance counselors Athletic Booster high school students from put in a full day’s Choir competition Council hosted “Prom season performing Night” for the residents Club’s Reverse Raffle, throughout the state of work on Saturday as the largest crowd in Indiana to read one of her they registered 50 new at the Mooresville of the St. Paul’s Invitational. In a Hermitage. The evening years! Through the awarding winning writings incoming students boosters’ hard work for their freshman truly show stopping featured dancing, snacks performance, they and the generosity of year classes. This is a all in attendance, nearly continuation of the brought home the “Grand Champions $25,000 was raised good news coming to support our RHS from our admissions Award” as the best Show Choir in the athletic department, office. Enrollment for teams and student next year is running athletes. ahead of its budgeted amount.

at this year’s Scholastic Writing Awards ceremony at Clowes Hall.

and lots of fun and memories! It is hard entire invitational to know who enjoyed field. What a way for the evening more - our the seniors (and their students or the Prom parents) to go out. goers.

What a great 48 hours it was! Just about every facet of our school was on display, shining brightly for the world to see. We are blessed with a dynamic, vibrant school community, featuring countless dedicated and talented students, teachers, staff members, parents and volunteers!

We give thanks daily for God’s many blessings on Roncalli High School! Thank you to each of you for all that you do to make our school such a special place!

7 UPDATE MAGAZINE SPRING 2016 Rebels Attend Lugar Leadership Conference Juniors Katie Goebel, Claire Whalen and Kelly Zhang attended the 2015 Richard G. Lugar Symposium for Tomorrow’s Leaders on December 5, 2015 at the University of Indianapolis. These three juniors, who attended the symposium along with nearly 500 other students from around the state, were selected based on their outstanding leadership and service.

Each year the Lugar Symposium is held to bring together leaders from high schools across Indiana. At the symposium, the students attended two mini sessions on the following topics: 2016 Presidential Election, Terrorism, Law & Society, U.S. Leadership in the World and Refugees. In addition to attending the sessions, these students heard from Senator Richard Lugar and other leaders from around the state.

Photo: (left to right): Roncalli High School juniors Kelly Zhang, Katie Goebel, Claire Whalen at the 2015 Lugar Symposium for Tomorrow’s Leaders.

CARDINAL HONORED AT HOPE ACADEMY SPEAKS KIWANIS ABE LINCOLN TO RONCALLI STUDENTS SCHOLARSHIP BANQUET Students from Hope Academy told their powerful stories of addiction and recovery to the student body at Senior Jonathon Cardinal was Roncalli on February 12. Hope Academy is a charter honored at the Kiwanis Club’s Abe recovery high school at Fairbanks on the north side Lincoln Scholarship banquet on of Indianapolis that provides educational excellence Friday, February 12 in downtown and an achievement-oriented curriculum with the Indianapolis. Cardinal was one promotion of sobriety and personal growth. As of 25 students honored with the Roncalli continues to keep mental health awareness in Kiwanis Club of Indianapolis’ front of our community, we were pleased to educate Circle of Valor Award given to and challenge our students about the dangers of alcohol area high school seniors who have and other drugs. overcome significant obstacles in their lives on their way to a successful high school experience.

RONCALLI • SACRED HEART CENTRAL • CHARTRAND • KENNEDY MEMORIAL 8 A Word With Wyciskalla Fr. Tim Wyciskalla R'06, Chaplain Eucharistic Adoration – Not Just For Your Grandparents!

One of the many things that I have and prominence of Eucharistic aside for this devotion 24 hours been very impressed and edified by Adoration has risen and fallen over a day, seven days a week. Other since my time as chaplain here at the centuries. This has led to some parishes, like Ss. Francis and Clare, Roncalli is the response that many confusion in our modern day, as where I am assigned, offer it at of our students have had to the many Catholics who grew up before regular intervals (we have Adoration practice of Eucharistic Adoration. the Second Vatican Council noticed every Wednesday and Adoration We offer Eucharistic Adoration on a dramatic drop in the practice with Benediction on first Fridays). Fridays during the lunch/channel after the 1960’s. Many times after one periods, and it is optional. Adoration people have approached I believe this has been a wonderful In order to come, the students me to say something like this: “I rediscovery for our local Church. I have to give up their channel one, remember that from when I was would like to recommend anyone which is a time to relax and get a child. It’s so wonderful to see it reading this to give this form of homework done. I am amazed at again! But didn’t we stop doing that prayer a try. Eucharistic Adoration the number of them that come in after Vatican II?” is a devotional practice, it is not on Fridays simply to sit in silence meant to take the place of, or before the Blessed Sacrament and The answer to that question is supersede the Mass. However, pray. I have also enjoyed hearing the of course, “no.” But there is no the beauty of adoring the true positive and enthusiastic feedback question that over the last 40 or presence of Christ in the Eucharist from them when they experience 50 years the practice became less can only add to our appreciation it for the first time at other events prevalent. This trend has reversed of the Mass; it can only increase through Roncalli such as senior in recent years, and many parishes our longing to actually receive retreat. are again offering regular times communion. The fruits of this of Adoration. This can either be are certainly showing themselves Along with the Rosary, there is with simple exposition of the in our students here, and the perhaps no devotion in the Church Sacrament, in which time is offered overwhelmingly positive response more distinctly “Catholic” than for people to come and pray before they have had to this devotion Eucharistic Adoration. The practice the exposed Eucharist, or the more speaks to a strong and vibrant of exposing a host consecrated at formal Exposition and Benediction, Catholic faith in the Roncalli Mass for the faithful to spend time in which the priest or deacon blesses community. As a priest, this is yet with in prayer after the Mass itself the people with the Eucharist in a another reason that I couldn’t be developed as a popular devotion very beautiful rite. Some parishes, happier to be the chaplain of my in the 11th century; the practice like Our Lady of the Greenwood alma mater. is certainly not new. However, as and St. Barnabas, offer perpetual with any devotion, the popularity Adoration, where a chapel is set

9 UPDATE MAGAZINE SPRING 2016 CABALAN, KNIERMAN, YOHLER FR. JOHN HONORED AT COMPETITION MCCASLIN WINS NCEA Senior Shayla Cabalan, junior Yohler earned a Silver Key and an Abby Yohler and sophomore Honorable Mention in the short AWARD Rachel Knierman earned awards story category. in the statewide 2016 Scholastic Art and Writing Regional awards Knierman was awarded an competition. Honorable Mention in this year’s art competition. There were over There were 400 entries in this year’s 2,500 entries and her work entitled writing competition. Cabalan “Modern Fruitbowl” was selected received four of the 28 Gold Key for this year’s show. awards for her entries in science fiction/fantasy, short story, dramatic Photo below (left to right): script and writing portfolio. Rachel Knierman, Shayla Cabalan, Abby Yohler

Former Roncalli chaplain Fr. John McCaslin, current pastor of St. Anthony Catholic Church, is one of this year’s National Catholic Education Association (NCEA) honorees for his commitment to Catholic schools and his efforts that resulted in the reopening of St. Anthony Catholic School as a Mother Theodore Catholic Academy. He accepted his award at a special celebration at the NCEA 2016 Convention and Expo in San Diego on March 29.

LATIMER WINS LORENZANO SCHOLARSHIP Freshman Grant Latimer is the to a fire at the Indianapolis recipient of the $1,000 Private Athletic Club. John Lorenzano Memorial Scholarship. This is the fourth Latimer’s essay on “What makes year the Lorenzano family has you proud that your parent provided this scholarship for a is a firefighter?” was selected student with a parent who is a over several entries. Grant’s firefighter. Private Lorenzano father, Reid, has been with the was killed in the line of duty Indianapolis Fire Department February 5, 1992 responding for 17 years.

RONCALLI • SACRED HEART CENTRAL • CHARTRAND • KENNEDY MEMORIAL 10 Quest for Excellence Over 200 South Deanery middle school students converged on RHS for the 31st annual Quest for Excellence competition on Saturday, February 27. 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 30 years there was a near capacity crowd in the gym during the awards ceremony to recognize these middle school students for their talents.

Thank you to the participating South Deanery schools, students and principals: Nativity, Central Catholic, Holy Name, St. Barnabas, St. Rose, St. Mark, SS. Francis and Clare, St. Roch and St. Jude.

11 UPDATE MAGAZINE SPRING 2016 RONCALLI HOLDS MOCK TRIAL TEAMS ROCK CHRISTMAS TOY AND BOOK REGIONAL COMPETITION - DRIVE ADVANCE TO STATE Students and staff were busy elves over the holidays as they collected All three Roncalli Mock Trial teams turned in outstanding performances at hundreds of toys and books for the 2016 Mock Trial Regional competition in February. children in need this Christmas at Anna’s House. Students and Special congratulations to the “Vicious and Judicious” team of Hannah staff dropped off books and toys Fikes, Elise Anttonen, Leah Biasi, Molly Crosley, Nathan Kern and Gio suitable for boys and girls ages Below as they were the Regional 12 and under and delivered Champions and placed sixteenth them to Anna’s House on Friday, in the State Finals. The “Mocked December 11. and Loaded” team of Natalie Fikes, Meghan Looney, Elizabeth Woodruff, Matthew Woodruff, Nicholas Plahitko, Sam Brown, Natalie Chida, Eddie Foy and Patrick Viduya placed eighth in the Regionals and eighteenth in the State Finals.

Additionally, the Rebels dominated the individual awards at the Photo: (left to right): Roncalli juniors Alex Regional, claiming 12 of the 24 Best Basto and Richard Leppert help load up the Attorney and Best Witness awards. truck with donated toys and books on its Congratulations to the following way to Anna’s House. individual award winners:

Best Attorney Awards - Elise Antonnen, Leah Biasi, Hannah Fikes, Natalie Fikes, Dolan Monroe, Elizabeth Woodruff.

Best Witness Awards - Hannah Fikes, Nathan Kern, Meghan Looney, Janet Roll, Matthew Woodruff.

While neither team placed in the State Finals held in March, five Rebels received individual honors at the State competition.Hannah Fikes captured two: Best Witness Award and Best Attorney Award. Elizabeth Woodruff also claimed a Best Witness Award while Leah Biasi was the recipient of a Best Attorney Award.

RONCALLI • SACRED HEART CENTRAL • CHARTRAND • KENNEDY MEMORIAL 12 RONCALLI STUDENTS REBELS HONORED AT MARION NAMED SAN DAMIANO COUNTY FOOTBALL AWARDS SCHOLARS Six students were honored at the 59th annual Kiwanis Roncalli High School seniors Rachel Barnhorst, Club of Indianapolis Marion County High School Shayla Cabalan, Abby English, Brittany Fahringer, Football Awards Program on December 11. Rebel Teddy Jorgenson, Htoo Thuand Anthony Wilson students in attendance were treated to lunch in the were selected into Marian University’s San Damiano DuPont Pavilion at the Indiana State Fairgrounds and Scholars Program. This scholarship program is for heard from former Indianapolis Colts player, Gary students interested in becoming leaders in parishes, Brackett. Each team in Marion County handed out schools, healthcare and not-for-profits. Students awards to their key players. The winners for the Rebels selected in the program participate in specific theology were: Most Valuable Player: Robbie Strader; Academic courses, retreats, monthly community meetings, MVP: Nate Eble; GREAT Player Nominee: Justin service, internships and pilgrimage opportunities. Hornek; All-Marion County Football Team, Defensive Back: Justin Saylor; Cheer Captain: Abbey Szentes; Drum Major: Will Haman

Photo: Seated left to right: Brittany Fahringer, Abby English, Anthony Photo: (left to right): Justin Saylor, Justin Hornek, Abbey Szentes, Nate Wilson and Teddy Jorgenson Eble, Robbie Strader, Will Haman Back row left to right: Shayla Cabalan, Rachel Barnhorst and Htoo Thu

GRAND CHAMPIONS Rebel Rhapsody Show Choir, under the direction of Mr. Joey Newton, brought home the Grand Champions Award as the best Show Choir in their division at the Mooresville Invitational. Their show stopping performance was a great way to end the competition season.

13 UPDATE MAGAZINE SPRING 2016 THIRTEEN GOLD RATINGS EARNED AT GLOWINSKI WINS 2016 ISSMA STATE COMPETITIONS SCHOLARSHIP & PARTICIPATES Outstanding musicians Luke Dow (snare drum solo), Will Haman (tenor IN ISU ALL-STAR saxophone solo), Mark Jones (timpani solo), Chris McKay (timpani solo) HONOR BAND and Matt McKay (piccolo and flute solo) represented Roncalli at the 2016 ISSMA State Band Finals on Saturday, February 27th at North Central High Senior Maggie Glowinski School. participated in the Indiana State Those earning Gold ratings in the State Finals were: Matt McKay (piccolo University and flute), Will Haman (tenor saxophone) and Luke Dow (snare drum). The (ISU) All- Gold rating is the highest honor a band student can earn in this statewide Star Honor competition. Band Festival Band (left to right): the weekend Will Haman, of January Matt McKay, 22-24, 2016. Luke Dow Roncalli High School band director Ms. Kathy Peach nominated Glowinski in November for the Honor Band. She was then chosen as one of 200 high school instrumentalists from across the state of Indiana to Vocalists Maddie Brown, Connor Cleary, Chris Golab, Maria Hollowell, participate. Lizzy Hosty, Kaitlyn Keigley, Sophia Marino, Shannon Mitchel, Maggie Reeves, Fred Sanchez, Natalie Stigall and Emily Wray represented Roncalli Glowinski, a four-year at the 2016 ISSMA State Soloist Finals on February 20. percussionist, had to audition for percussion professor, Dr. Jimmie Finnie for chair placement in the honor band. She was selected to be in the Symphonic Band, directed by Dr. Nick Pilato, Director of Athletic Bands at ISU. The band rehearsed all day Saturday and then performed a finale concert on Sunday, January 24th.

Those who earned a Gold rating in Division I, which is the highest honor a Glowinski was also choral student can earn in this statewide competition were: recently given the Indiana (left to right front): Sophia Marino, Fred Sanchez. State University Honors (left to right middle): Natalie Stigall, Maria Hollowell, Lizzy Hosty. Scholarship which provides (left to right back): Maddie Brown, Chris Golab, Connor Cleary, Shannon her with full tuition to the Mitchel. University.

RONCALLI • SACRED HEART CENTRAL • CHARTRAND • KENNEDY MEMORIAL 14 RONCALLI STAFF DEFENDS THEATER STUDENTS THEIR DODGEBALL TITLE Over 250 screaming fans packed the Roncalli High NAB 2015 INDIANA School gym on Wednesday, February 3rd for the 2nd Annual Dodgeball Invitational. Four student and three staff teams competed in the newest tradition during THESPIAN REGIONAL Catholic Schools Week. The senior team of Kara Cougill, Molly Crosley, Jake Franklin, Sydney Henn, CHAMPIONSHIP Amy Jennings, Nathan Kern, Alexander Pollard and Max van Dongen won the student bracket, but was “Mere Mortals,” one of the Roncalli High School defeated in the finals by last year's champions, the Globo Theater Department’s productions in last spring’s Gym Purple Cobras. Faculty members of the winning “The Night of One Acts,” won first place in the 2015 team were: Ben North, Kevin Banich R'09, John Hasty Indiana Thespian Regional championship. The cast R'08, Frank Litz, Allie Ross R'04, Laura Horcher included Zalen Niccolini, Alex Woods and Nathan R'10, Maria Poteet and Stephanie Okerson. Kern as construction workers taking their lunch break on a beam located high above New York City.

The crew consisted of Stage Manager — Brendan Bard, Sound — D.J. Deak, Lights — Andy Reel, Projector — Jonathon Coons, Emily Wray, Stage Crew — Ryan Armstrong, Sarah Barron, Michael McClellan, Shannon Mitchel, Mia Roberts and Sydney Wade. Special congratulations to Zalen Niccolini who received the “Best Actor” award from all of the performances at the regional competition.

PHOTO (left to right): Ben North, Kevin Banich, John Hasty, Frank Litz, Allie Ross, Laura Horcher, Maria Poteet and Stephanie Okerson.

Photo: (left to right): Nathan Kern, Zalen Niccolini and Alex Woods

15 UPDATE MAGAZINE SPRING 2016 RONCALLI ENTERTAINS WITH ANNUAL CHRISTMAS CONCERTS The Performing Arts Department ushered in the Advent and Christmas seasons with their annual Christmas Concerts. Ensembles from the Roncalli Band and Choral Programs performed two separate shows on Sunday, December 6. The Advanced Women’s chorus, Beginning Women’s chorus and Show Choir delighted the crowd with a mix of traditional and contemporary Christmas songs. The Band and Orchestra’s concert Roncalli Band Director, Kathy Peach, leads the sell out crowd in a sing followed with families getting to sing along to along during the band’s Christmas concert. Christmas favorites while the band played. REBELS SEND 13 TO SPEECH STATE FINALS

The Roncalli High School Speech II Grace Murphy- Team completed one of its finest -2nd in days in the 30-year history of the Humorous program by placing second as a Interpretation

team at the sectional championships II Maria and qualifying 13 students to Hollowell--3rd advance to the 2016 Speech State in Humorous Finals. Interpretation

II Brandon Below are the Sectional results that Sturdivant--5th qualified these students for the State in Humorous Finals: Interpretation II Nick Plahitko- II Shayla Cabalan--1st in Original -3rd in Radio Oratory Broadcasting II Maria Hollowell and Grace II Shayla Cabalan/Rachael II Luke Jones--4th in Poetry Murphy Barnhorst--1st in Original (Memorized Duo) II Carolina Whitaker--5th in Performance II Maria Hollowell (Humorous Declamation Interpretation) II Maria Hollowell/Grace The Speech State Finals competition Murphy--1st in Memorized Duo II Amy Weilhammer (Declamation) was held at Fishers High School II Carolina Whitaker II Amy Weilhammer--1st in on Saturday, March 12th. (Declamation) Declamation Shalya Cabalan placed fifth in II Brandon Sturdivant II Luke Jones--2nd in Original the state in original oratory, the first and Performance Roncalli state finalist since 2010. Courtney Smith (scripted Duo) I II Ronnie Kawak--2nd in In addition, Shayla Cabalan and I Luke Jones (Original Discussion Rachael Barnhorst made it to Performance and Poetry) I II Dave & Ellen Schrader--2nd in the top 12 in the state for original I Nicholas Plahitko (Broadcasting) Memorized Duo performance. Other individual honors include the following who II Brandon Sturdivant and This is the best performance in Courtney Smith--2nd in made to quarter finals (top 18 in Roncalli Speech Team history. Scripted Duo the state) in their events:

RONCALLI • SACRED HEART CENTRAL • CHARTRAND • KENNEDY MEMORIAL 16 Six members of the Roncalli High Congratulations to the following RONCALLI School Class of 2016 earned the Rebel National Merit Finalists: (left distinction of National Merit to right): Erika Dow, Michael CELEBRATES Finalists (top 1% in the nation). Erickson, Hannah Fikes, Matthew They earned this honor based on Jacob, Andy Reel and Grant SIX NATIONAL their PSAT scores from their junior Schoening. MERIT year. FINALISTS

Students Get Top Awards At State Theater Conference

Theatre Director, Phil Anderson took a number of Roncalli students to the annual State Thespian Conference and the students brought home a number of awards.

Those earning awards in the Tech Competition: first place knot tying, Corbin Hunt; first place team competition, Montana Photo (front row left to right): Sarah Barron, Sabrina Cobb, Montana Rippy Rippy, Nathan Kern, (back row left to right): Nick Armstrong, Andy Reel, Chris Golab, Brendan Bard. Jonathon Coons, Mackenzie Meyers, Sabrina Cobb; second folding, Nick Armstrong, Brendan Golab; excellent ribbon in duet place prop quick change, Andy Bard, Corbin Hunt, Andy Reel. musical, Sarah Barron, Andy Reel; Reel; second place overall excellent ribbon in solo musical team technical challenge, Nick Those earning awards in the Sabrina Cobb; excellent ribbon in Armstrong, Brendan Bard, Corbin Acting Competition: superior monologue, Sarah Barron. Hunt, Andy Reel; third place drop ribbon in solo musical, Chris

17 UPDATE MAGAZINE SPRING 2016 RONCALLI WELCOMES RONCALLI RENOWNED CHRISTIAN RECORDING ARTIST Renowned Christian recording artist, John Angotti, performed for students, faculty and staff in an all ROBOTICS school assembly on Wednesday, November 18th. Angotti, who performed at Roncalli before being a featured performer at this year’s National Catholic TEAM COMPETES Youth Conference (NCYC) in Indianapolis, has The Roncalli High School robotics team, lead performed at Catholic and Christian conferences all by Math teacher Mr. Royce Antolin, competed over the country and the world. in the 2016 IndyVex Robotics Championship on January 30 in downtown Indianapolis. The Angotti brings a positive, faith-filled, life-giving team of nine students improved on their score message to his music and is considered to be one of the from last year. Members of the Robotics team are: more accomplished musicians in the Christian music Joey Knierman, Jaidly Ancisco, Sam Gervasio, industry. Hannah Fikes, David Brinker, Matt Sims, Katie Goebel, Eddie Foy and Walter Colvin.

PHOTO (Front row left to right): Walter Colvin, Sam Gervasio, Hannah Fikes, Katie Goebel and Matt Sims (Back row left to right): Mr. Royce Antolin, Joey Knierman, Edward Foy, Mr. Mike Knierman, Jaidly Ancisco and Mr. Chris Wessling Not pictured: David Brinker John Angotti gets the entire student body involved as he entertains at Roncalli High School. NCYC Close to 200 RHS students participated in the National Catholic Youth Conference (NCYC) on January 22 in downtown Indianapolis. Feedback was extremely positive in terms of the faith-filled, positive, uplifting experience the students had. We thank them for their participation and are delighted it was a growth-filled, faith experience.

RONCALLI • SACRED HEART CENTRAL • CHARTRAND • KENNEDY MEMORIAL 18 STUDENTS CELEBRATE THREE REBELS SELECTED TO CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK UNITED WAY LEADERSHIP WITH ARCHBISHOP TOBIN INITIATIVE A group of students, along with other school groups from the Archdiocese of Indianapolis, celebrated Freshmen Dominic Conover and Ashlyn Streicher, as Catholic Schools Week on Wednesday, February 3 with well as, junior Chloe Owen have been selected to be Mass at Saints Peter and Paul Cathedral presided over part of the 2015-2016 United Way of Central Indiana by Archbishop Joseph Tobin. After Mass, the group Youth Leadership Initiative (YLI). Each year, less celebrated the feast of St. Blaise by receiving a blessing than 30 students from Boone, Hamilton, Hancock, of the throat. Hendricks, Marion and Morgan Counties are selected for the program, now in its 21st year of operation. Those chosen to represent Roncalli High School were: To be selected for the program each student had to complete a thorough application process that included Front row (left to right): Rachel Knierman, Natalie Stigall, Adrian Daves, 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 in our community.

Kathleen Soller, Sophie Daniel, Archbishop Tobin, Aleksey Oehrle, Luke Dow, and Alex Woods. Back row (left to right): Roncalli Chaplain, Fr. Tim Wyciskalla, Drew Fleming, Logan Schott and Roncalli Director of Campus Ministry, Jeff Traylor.

Photo: (left to right): Chloe Owen, Ashlyn Streicher, and Dominic Conover REBELS CELEBRATE FRENCH NATIONAL WEEK Students in Miss Joseph’s French classes celebrated Photo: Tamara French National Week by eating chocolate croissants, Loewenthal teaches students watching the classic movie “Monster in Paris,” learning in Miss Joseph’s about French Christmas traditions and doing a seventh period traditional French Canadian step dance. French class some French Canadian step dancing. Tamara Loewenthal, who has toured the world with her performance group, Rhythm In Shoes, had the Rebel French students performing a traditional French Canadian step dance as well as clogging and body percussion.

19 UPDATE MAGAZINE SPRING 2016 Eight Roncalli Juniors Earn Perfect ACT Scores

Front Row (left to right): Chad Ransburg, Claire Whalen, Morgan O’Brien, Alexis Swingendorf. Back Row (left to right): Joe Burns, Timmy Miller, Neil O’Brien, Michael Otley.

Roncalli High School had eight juniors Roncalli High School senior Grant Schoening, who previously received a perfect score on the SAT register a perfect score on a portion of Reading test, also recorded a perfect 800 score on the ACT administered February 6, 2016. the mathematics portion of the SAT. Senior Michael Erickson, who previously recorded a perfect SAT Math score, also received a perfect score on two specific Math Congratulations to the following scholars for their SAT subject tests. display of academic excellence and welcome to the “Perfect Rebels” Club: Joseph Burns- perfect ACT Reading; Timmy Miller- perfect ACT English and Math; Morgan O’Brien– perfect ACT Math; Neil O’Brien- perfect ACT English and Reading; Michael Otley- perfect ACT Math; Chad Ransburg- perfect ACT Math; Alexis Swingendorf- perfect ACT Science; Claire Whalen - perfect ACT English and Reading.

Michael Erickson Grant Schoening

RONCALLI • SACRED HEART CENTRAL • CHARTRAND • KENNEDY MEMORIAL 20 Advancement Angle Have You Heard? Terese Carson, Vice President for Institutional Advancement Roncalli High School has been principals and teachers, pastors and Shortly after, on March 8th, planning for our future - AGAIN! benefactors. Much preparation was Roncalli entered into a feasibility Truth be told, we are always required of each participant prior to study that should conclude by planning but the last few months the retreat and the results of the day the end of May. We have hired have found us planning in two very will be instrumental to the future a national firm, Community formal ways. We have participated of Roncalli. Some major themes Counseling Services, to conduct the in a strategic planning retreat that arose from the retreat were: study to assist us in determining and we are in the midst of a ensuring that we attract and retain our next priorities as a community. feasibility study. Roncalli students the best faculty, keeping tuition Projects that will be tested during and families deserve the best and affordable and accessible, providing the feasibility study include a this planning will ensure that the top notch facilities, ensuring that new multipurpose gymnasium, Roncalli Family will have what it we provide a Christ centered parking, additional classrooms, a needs now and in the future. education to all students, minister new weight room, storage for the to the whole child and family Performing Arts, a technology On March 5th, over 60 members of through the charisms of Saint John center and endowments to the Roncalli community met for an XXIII, curriculum enhancements support our facilities and teacher eight hour planning retreat. A great and securing funding for all of these advancement. A feasibility study cross section of our community initiatives. Although this list is not is conducted to assess the projects, was represented including students, comprehensive of all that was a to gauge financial support and to parents, past parents, future result of the planning, it is evident make recommendations if a capital parents, alumni, faculty, staff, that this planning will continue to campaign would be successful for administration, South Deanery lead Roncalli well into the future. these identified needs.

This is such an exciting time of planning for the future of our students and families. Our past successes and growth were a result of thoughtful planning. Roncalli will continue to be a beacon of light and hope for our community with this intentional planning and commitment. Please continue to pray for the Roncalli Family and our planning for the future.

21 UPDATE MAGAZINE SPRING 2016 WHITAKER TO ATTEND HONOR YOUR CONGRESS OF FUTURE SENIOR WITH MEDICAL LEADERS A BRICK FOR Roncalli High School sophomore Carolina Whitaker will be a Delegate to the Congress of Future Medical GRADUATION Leaders in Lowell, MA on June 25-27, 2016. The Congress Have your graduate permanently etched into Roncalli's is an honors-only program for Circle of Faith! Order your $100 custom brick by high school students who want April 30, 2016 to ensure its to become physicians or go into completion by graduation on medical research fields. The May 28th. All proceeds from THE SMITHS purpose of this event is to honor, brick sales benefit Roncalli's TOM AND JANE inspire, motivate and direct the Circle of Faith fund. top students in the country who BLAKE aspire to be physicians or medical JONES scientists. What can I put on the R’79 brick? Dr. Robert Darling, the Medical Director of the Your brick can display up to National Academy of Future Physicians and Medical three lines of text, with 16 characters (including spaces Scientists, nominated Whitaker to represent Indiana and punctuation marks) per line. based on her academic achievement, leadership How can I be sure the text on my brick potential and determination to serve humanity in the field of medicine. will be correct? When you order your brick, you will receive an acknowledgment letter that includes a verification of the During the three-day Congress, she will join students engraved text. If something is spelled or listed incorrectly, from across the country and hear Nobel Laureates and please contact the Advancement Office at 317-787-8277 National Medal of Science Winners talk about leading ext. 238 and make corrections within two weeks of medical research; be given advice from Ivy League receipt. and top medical school deans on what to expect in medical school; witness stories told by patients who How do I order a brick? are living medical miracles; be inspired by fellow teen Please download an order form from our website, www. medical science prodigies; and learn about cutting- roncalli.org/uploads/brick-campaign.pdf, or call the edge advances and the future in medicine and medical Advancement Office at 787-8277, ext 238. technology.

RONCALLI • SACRED HEART CENTRAL • CHARTRAND • KENNEDY MEMORIAL 22 Front Row (left to right): Dr. Mike Barron, Dr. Beth Barron, Emily Barron, Hannah Fikes, Laura Fikes and Ken Fikes

INTRODUCING THE CLASS OF 2016 Valedictorian & Salutatorian Senior Hannah Fikes was named Agape Therapeutic Riding Center recognized as a National Merit the Valedictorian and senior Emily each week where she assists with Commended Scholar, an AP Honor Barron was named Salutatorian for riding lessons for children with Scholar and Student of the Year. the Roncalli High School Class of disabilities. Barron was the captain of the cross 2016. country team for three years and the Fikes is waiting for admissions swim team captain one year. Using Fikes will have completed 38 decisions from Washington her creative talents, she assisted with credits in honors University in St. Louis and costume creation, alterations and level coursework Vanderbilt University and plans to repairs for school musicals the last with 21 of those major in Engineering. She is the two years. being AP. She daughter of Ken and Laura Fikes is a member of and they are parishioners at St. Next fall, Barron plans to major the National Barnabas Catholic Church. in chemistry with the intention of Honor Society entering the medical, public health and is an AP Scholar Barron challenged or research field. She has not yet with Distinction. She was the herself by decided which college to attend, first student in Roncalli’s 47-year taking 10 AP but has narrowed her options to history to earn a perfect composite courses and the University of North Carolina, score on the ACT. Hannah is 19 semesters the University of Pennsylvania also a National Merit Finalists. of Honors or Indiana University. She is the Outside of the classroom, Fikes or accelerated daughter of Drs. Michael and Beth participated in the Physics Club, classes and Barron and they are parishioners of Robotics Club and Mock Trial earned A’s in every St. Barnabas Catholic Church. Team. She currently volunteers at high school course. She has been

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Winter Sports In Review BOYS’ BASKETBALL The boys’ basketball team completed its season with a 14-8 record, extending the program’s streak of seasons with 10 wins or more to 14 seasons. Only 20 boys’ basketball programs in Indiana have an active streak of at least 14 seasons of 10 wins or more. Despite opening the season with only three players who had appeared in more than five varsity games and no players who had ever started a varsity game, the team won a school single-season record nine home games and was one of just nine teams in 47 seasons of Roncalli basketball to win at least Junior guard Christian Stewart program’s lone senior, set a record 14 regular season games. This led the team in scoring (18.8 per for 3-pointers made a season year’s team played nine games game) and set three school records with 68. He had nine games of against teams ranked in the top and tied a fourth. He scored 414 at least four 3-pointers made and 64 of the Sagarin computer state points, which is the most ever by finished second on the team with rankings and registered wins over a non-senior. He connected on a 11.6 points per game average. Franklin Central, Franklin and 138 free throws to set the single- Junior center Collin Sonderman Floyd Central. Five Roncalli season free throws made record finished third on the team in opponents – Park Tudor, Brebeuf and hit 16-for-16 free throws and scoring (10.5 per game) and led Jesuit, Southport, Lafayette Central established a single-game record the team in rebounding at 6.9 Catholic and Franklin Central – for free throw percentage in the boards per game. Sonderman was won sectional titles. The 2015-16 February 28 win over Franklin an honorable mention All-Marion Rebels finished as one of the top Central. He attempted 150 free County selection. Stewart and Fey shooting teams in the history of throws for the season, tying the shared team MVP honors, while the program, setting single-season record originally set by Aaron sophomore Logan Schott earned records for 3-pointers made (148) Evans in 2007-08. Stewart’s efforts the team’s mental attitude award. and free throw percentage (.778, earned him third-team All-Marion Additionally, Stewart was named an 305-for-392). County honors. Andrew Fey, the honorable mention Underclassmen All-State selection by the Indiana Basketball Coaches Association (IBCA). He is scheduled to participate in the IBCA Top 100 Underclassmen workout this summer. Fey was named honorable mention Academic All-State and was picked to play in the City/ County All-Star Game

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GIRLS’ BASKETBALL The girls’ basketball team put together one of the greatest seasons in program history, with a school- record tying 24 wins, the program’s first Marion County Tournament title and the program’s fourth trip to the final four. The team finished with a 24-5 record against what was rated the fourth-toughest schedule in the state. In the process, the trip to the semi-state since 2013 Davis, Center Grove and Bedford Lady Rebels extended their streak with a 46-45 win over Greenfield- North Lawrence – that won of seasons with 16 wins or more to Central in the regional final. The sectional titles and Oregon-Davis eight. Only seven girls’ basketball Lady Rebels’ season ended in advanced to the regional round. programs in Indiana have an active Richmond the following Saturday streak of at least eight seasons of 16 with a 55-48 loss to Columbus Senior Lindsey Corsaro capped her wins or more. North in the semi-state. standout career with a selection as a McDonald’s All-American. She is In mid-December, the girls won The team was ranked in the top one of two Indiana players selected the program’s first Marion County 10 all season and finished the year this year and the first in Roncalli Tournament title with a 66-52 win ranked seventh in the statewide history. She also earned first over Pike at Franklin Central. The Sagarin computer poll (out of team All-Marion County honors, team captured the sectional title 409 programs). The four teams IBCA (Indiana Basketball Coaches with wins over Perry Meridian (78- that defeated the Lady Rebels Association)/Subway All-State 38) and Southport (78-44). In the (they lost to Columbus North honors and was an ICGSA (Indiana regional, the Lady Rebels avenged twice) combined for 10 postseason Coaches of Girls Sports Association) an earlier 21-point home loss to trophies. Heritage Christian Academic All-State selection. The third-ranked Lawrence North with won a Class 3A state title. The Lady Rebels’ team MVP, Corsaro a 55-45 victory in the regional Lady Rebels defeated five teams finished her career with several semifinal. Roncalli earned its first – Carmel, Brebeuf Jesuit, Oregon- program records. She owns the record for career points (1,904), single-season points (607), career field goals (619), single-season field goals (189), free throws made in a game (27), single-game free throw percentage (15-for-15) and career free throw percentage (.846). Corsaro led the team in scoring (25.3 per game), rebounding (9.7 per game) and 10 other statistical categories.

Seniors Daesjah Ely, Kristen Reece and Gwen Woehler were all chosen to the ICGSA Academic

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All-State honorable mention team. BOYS’ BOWLING Ely was an honorable mention IBCA Senior All-State selection, The boys’ bowling team continued to get better as the season progressed and along with Corsaro, was invited and hit its goal of a winning season, finishing with a 6-4 record. The to the postseason Top 60 workout regular season included wins over Greenwood, Southport, Greenwood for the state’s top seniors. Ely was Christian, Shelbyville, Lutheran and Franklin. In the postseason, the team second on the team in scoring finished fourth in the sectional. Junior Dakota Solonka finished third in (12.6 per game) and rebounding the sectional and advanced to the regional. Freshman Tommy Brehob also (6.5 per game). Reece started 17 advanced to the regional round. Solonka finished 16th at the regional and games, including the season’s final was six pins shy of advancing to semi-state. Solonka was named the team’s 14 games. Woehler was named the MVP and senior Andrew Arvo earned the team’s mental attitude award. Lady Rebels’ mental attitude award winner. Senior Rachel Titzer, who was honorable mention All-Marion County, was the only player to start all 29 games and she started all 54 games, without a game missed, in her two-year Roncalli career.

Junior Paige Saylor led the team in assists (4.4 per game) and was named first team All-Marion County. She tied a school record by hitting 5-for-5 3-pointers against Pike in the Marion County Tournament. Sophomore Ellie Bischoffshares the record, having GIRLS’ BOWLING hit 5-for-5 3-pointers at Pike in a regular season meeting one month The girls’ bowling team, with just one senior on the roster, improved earlier. throughout the season and ended the year with a 6-4 record, a sectional runner-up finish and an eighth-place finish at regional. Among the team’s six victories were wins over Perry Meridian, Shelbyville and two wins over Greenwood. Junior Catie Wallace was named the team’s MVP and freshman Teresa Kocher earned the team’s mental attitude award.

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WRESTLING A young Rebel wrestling team finished with a 10-11 record and registered a sixth-place finish in the Marion County Championship. In the postseason, the Rebels finished fourth in the sectional and advanced seven wrestlers to the regional round. Three of those wrestlers – seniors Nick Ellis, Quinn Cecil and Tyler Smith – advanced to the semi-state. Cecil, a three-year JV wrestler, ended his senior season one match shy of the state finals.

Ellis won the individual title at the Spartan Classic (Connersville) at 138 pounds and went 5-0 at the New Castle Duals. He finished as the runner-up in the county, the sectional and the regional. Cecil was the sectional and regional runner-up at 182 pounds. Sophomore Sam Hansen went 5-0 at 145 pounds at the Shamrock Duals at Westfield High School. Freshmen Brian Keeney and Jarrod Shanley won individual titles at Marion County Freshman Meet.

Ellis, Cecil and fellow seniors Michael Armbruster and Jordan Sinkhorn were named Senior Academic All-State.

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CLARKE AT STATE GYMNASTICS WANTZ WINS Freshman Makenna Clarke’s three-week run through the state tournament ended with a 15th place in the all-around at the state finals and two top-10 200th GAME finishes in individual events – seventh place in the beam and ninth place in the floor exercise. She was the only freshman in the state to advance to Roncalli boys’ basketball coach the state finals in the all-around competition as an individual. In the earlier Michael Wantz earned his rounds of the state tournament, Clarke finished fourth in the all-around 200th career victory in a 73- competition at sectional and was a top-10 finisher in all four events. She 61 win at New Palestine on finished fifth in the all-around at regional and was the only freshman in the Friday, January 22. Wantz, in Columbus East regional to advance to the state finals in any event. his 14th season at Roncalli, is the program leader in career wins (200), games coached (298) and winning percentage (.671).

Of the 402 active high school boys’ basketball coaches in Indiana, Wantz is the 85th to reach 200 victories. He is responsible for 40 percent of the boys’ basketball program’s 506 wins over 47 seasons.

Photo (left to right): Roncalli High School boys’ head basketball coach Michael Wantz accepts a plaque from Assistant Athletic Director, David Lauck, to commemorate his 200th career win before the Rebels played Center Grove.

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BOYS' SWIMMING & DIVING The boys’ swimming and diving team posted an 11-1 regular season record, finished third in the Marion County meet, finished fifth in the sectional and sent a relay team to the state finals – all with only 10 swimmers on the roster.

The third-place finish at the Marion County meet was highlighted by senior Adam Pongracz capturing the county title in the 100 butterfly. Pongracz teamed with senior Eddie Huck, junior Nick Carpenter and sophomore Jack Bauer to win the county 200 medley relay title. The quartet set a new school record in the event (1:38.36) and advanced all the way to the state finals, where they finished 25th. Additionally, coach Ed Merkling was named Marion County Coach of the Year.

Pongracz and Huck were named team co-MVPs. Freshman Blake Ludge earned the team’s most improved award. Pongracz broke the program record for average points scored per meet with 28.15. Both Huck (27.65) and Bauer (26.65) also topped the previous mark of 25.93.

GIRLS' SWIMMING & DIVING The girls’ swimming and diving team achieved a perfect regular season with a 13-0 mark. The team finished fourth in the Marion

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County meet and fourth at the sectional, which is a five-place improvement from 2015’s ninth-place sectional finish. Winter Spirit Week Junior Noelle Dalman earned team MVP honors and set a new program record for average points per meet. Senior Angelina Frausto and junior Ashely Harter shared the team’s mental attitude award. Freshman Emily Bell won the team’s most improved award.

Senior Emily Barron was named Academic All-State by the Indiana Coaches of Girls Sports Association (ICGSA). Frausto and fellow senior Abby Hines were chosen as honorable mention Academic All-State selections by the ICGSA.

RONCALLI • SACRED HEART CENTRAL • CHARTRAND • KENNEDY MEMORIAL 30 REBEL ATHLETICS Cole Toner Works Towards NFL Draft By Zak Keefer, Indianapolis Star A potential plug for the Indianapolis Colts’ perpetually leaky offensive line happens to be a native Hoosier who owns five Colts jerseys, including Andrew Luck’s No. 12. He’ll soon graduate from Harvard with a degree in government, a 3.6 GPA and a do- whatever-he-wants future that may very well include a run for political office.

You can almost see the yard signs now: "Vote Cole Toner for U.S. Congress." His high school coach takes it a step further.

“I’d sure vote for him for president,” Bruce Scifres says. Yeah, this week’s big. living in Boston. He was a Colts’ Maybe one day. loyalist ensconced in Patriots’ How important is the NFL territory. He refused to budge. For now, the presidency can wait. Combine?Toner grew up in The real world can wait. For now, Greenwood. The Colts were his He returns home this week, Toner is one of 335 possible pros team. Ask him to name his favorite an intriguing right tackle prospect who’ll slip on spandex, max out on players, and without hesitation, he in a draft the Colts will be scouring the bench press and hustle 40 yards blurts out the entire offensive line for promising young blockers. as fast as they possibly can — the from the Peyton Manning era. They need someone who can age-old examinations prospects protect Luck. An excellent combine churn through at the NFL Scouting “Jeff Saturday, of course,” Toner performance from Toner, on the Combine, held this week at Lucas says. “Ryan Diem was great. Tarik heels of his solid outing at last Oil Stadium. For them, it’s the job Glenn. And don’t forget Ryan Lilja month's Senior Bowl, would audition of a lifetime. For Toner, and Jake Scott.” cement his mid-to-late-round it’s the job audition of a lifetime potential. It might even swirl that just happens to take place 10 Not bad. Even more challenging, speculation that he could be soon minutes north of where he grew Toner says, was holding firm suiting up for his hometown team. up, in the stadium his favorite team over the past four years while calls home.

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Turner majored in government at But for Toner, it was always about “I’m doing this because I love Harvard, with a concentration in more than football. This was football,” Toner says. “And I want economics. After he football, he Harvard. He took a class to prove to myself that I can make hopes to pursue a career in politics. titled “The American Presidency” it.” taught by a former advisor to “Play for the Colts? That wouldn’t the Ford, Reagan and Bush He’s not naïve about the questions be a bad deal,” Toner says, before administrations. The curriculum? he’ll have to answer this week. adding some political correctness “You learn to become the Coming out of Harvard, the “But I’d love to play for any team president,” Toner jokes. He studied biggest knock on Toner was that wants me.”Toner comes from economic policy in a class taught his strength; to get ready for the good stock: He’s the son of a Butler by Martin Feldstein, Ronald combine, he’s spent the past few football player and the younger Reagan’s chief economic advisor and months working out at Indy-based brother of a Butler football player. a consultant to the Obama White St. Vincent Sports Performance. He’s also lived in the trenches since House. Toner spent the past two They’ll say he didn’t face top-end the third grade. Back then, it was summers interning in the legal and competition at Harvard; Toner will the only position they’d allow him regulatory office of a downtown note that he squared off against to play. So massive was Toner when Boston bank, networking with a future pro, former Harvard he first went out for football, at lobbyists and members of Congress. linebacker Zack Hodges, every age nine, the CYO league’s weight day in practice for two years.“We restrictions limited Toner to just All of which sparked a passion for made each other better,” Toner two positions: offensive line and politics, one he plans to pursue says of Hodges, who was cut by defensive line. He couldn’t run. when his football days have expired. the Colts after spending training Couldn’t catch. Couldn’t throw. All With a degree in government and camp with the team last summer. he could do was block.Without a concentration in economics from There’s also this: The offensive such restrictions, Toner jokes, he’d the most prestigious academic line Toner grew up idolizing was be a star tight end by now.Instead institution in the country, he’s the a blend of the overlooked and the he’s spent more than a decade living rarest of pro football prospects. written-off. They were also some on the line of scrimmage, defying He doesn’t need the NFL. He of the smartest players on the field. initial prognoses at every stop. He desperately wants the NFL. Jeff Saturday wasn’t drafted. Ryan didn’t start on Roncalli's varsity Lilja wasn’t drafted. Jake Scott until his junior year; he finished was a fifth-round pick, Ryan first-team all-state.“The smartest Diem a fourth-rounder.Might player I’ve ever coached,” says Cole Toner be next?Maybe. Scifres, Roncalli’s coach for Maybe not. He fits the mold. nearly three decades. “His The combine brings with it intellect off the field definitely a vital opportunity. Same carries over on it."He didn’t with his pro day, March 10 earn any scholarship offers from at Harvard. It’s the same MAC or Big Ten schools, but week Toner will take his did from Harvard and midterm in Environmental Princeton (a 4.3 GPA on a 4.0 Public Policy.This is Harvard, scale will do that). He stumbled remember. Even if the NFL into the Crimson's starting doesn’t work out, Cole Toner lineup midway through his has a lot to look forward to. freshman season after another player went down with injury; he never looked back. Harvard lost a total of four games in his four years.

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TONER TO RETIRE AS ATHLETIC DIRECTOR, LAUCK PROMOTED Roncalli High School announced that Athletic Director Dave head coach and is in his eighth Toner will retire at the end of May, following the conclusion season in that role. of the 2015-16 school year. Additionally, Assistant Athletic "We are thrilled to have David Director David Lauck will take over as athletic director, assume the role of athletic director effective June 1. at Roncalli,” said Weisenbach. “In his 13 years at Roncalli, he has Toner is a 1967 alumnus of Chuck Weisenbach. “We are done exemplary work as a teacher, Chartrand High School, which was appreciative of all the hard work he coach and assistant athletic director. one of the schools that consolidated has put forth these past 16 years as He will provide us with strong, to form Roncalli in 1969. He has our athletic director. He has been a visionary leadership in his new served as Roncalli’s athletic director great ambassador for our school and role." since 2000. the school community."

"Dave has a long standing Lauck is a 1994 Roncalli graduate relationship with Roncalli going and in his fourth year as Roncalli’s back to his days as a student at assistant athletic director. He also Chartrand,” said Roncalli principal serves as the school’s varsity softball

33 UPDATE MAGAZINE SPRING 2016 Thank You, Roncalli By Dave Toner C'67

Greetings, everyone. As I write this article, I trust that most of you, like me, are looking REBEL ahead to the warmer weather that spring will bring to central Indiana as well as to the opportunity to get away on our Spring Break in early April. In my particular instance, I am also looking ahead to an additional period of welcome inactivity known as retirement beginning this summer. Surprise, it is time for me to relinquish my ROUND UP athletic department responsibilities here at Roncalli and head off THURSDAY, “into the proverbial sunset” to begin my life anew as a true senior citizen. How could this have come so quickly?! JULY 28, 2016

In looking back at the past sixteen years in my role as the Director Class of 2016! Don’t miss of Athletics here at Roncalli, I am filled with genuine joy that I have the last chance to hang been able to serve this wonderful school, its students, parents, our out with your classmates excellent coaches, and administrators for this extended period of before everyone goes their time. The old adage of “where does the time go” certainly applies to separate ways. There will me in this instance as I am amazed that so much time has transpired be free food, a free alumni as I performed the necessary daily tasks to promote the continued t-shirt and a chance to success of our athletic teams and our student-athletes. For this pick up your graduation tremendous opportunity to be in this important position, I am truly picture, yearbook and an thankful. updated contact list of your classmates. To have met so many Rebel supporters and to have experienced the excitement of our many Rebel athletic successes, both on and off the field, in many different sports across many different years has filled Please RSVP today by my life with great happiness and tranquility. To have worked for calling Gary Armbruster, such caring administrators as Mr. Hollowell and Mr. Weisenbach, Director of Alumni along with our entire staff of conscientious, qualified, and concerned Relations, at 787-8277 coaches has been a true blessing for me. To have been able to work x242 or by e-mail at closely alongside my wife for twelve of those years has provided me [email protected]. a great benefit that I wish more people could enjoy at some point in their lives. And to have been tasked with positively representing July 28, 2016 from 6:00 Roncalli High School Athletics in concert with the IHSAA, the PM-7:30 PM in the Roncalli IIAAA (Indiana Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association), Cafeteria! Indianapolis City/Marion County Athletic Associations, the Indianapolis media, and you, the Roncalli Family, has been an unbelievably life altering experience for me.

Thank you, Roncalli, for allowing me to function in this integral administrative role at the best high school in these United States for these past sixteen years.

Go Rebels!

RONCALLI • SACRED HEART CENTRAL • CHARTRAND • KENNEDY MEMORIAL 34 REBEL ATHLETICS ATHLETIC SIGNINGS Olivia Hoffman signed to play Caleb Bowling signed to play softball at Marian University under football at the University of coach Scott Fleming. Hoffman, Indianapolis under coach Bob who holds the school record for Bartolomeo. Bowling, who was most runs scored in a season, was named Roncalli’s 2015 special teams a member of the 2013 and 2015 player of the year, plans to study Marion County championship physical therapy. He is the son of teams as well as the 2015 4A Harold and Samantha Bowling. regional championship team. She is a three-year member of the Louie Hibner, captain of the varsity squad and plans to study varsity team and Roncalli’s 2015 biology while at Marian. She is the offensive lineman of the year, will daughter of Michael and Kristen play football at Marian University Hoffman. under coach Mark Henninger. He will study business at Marian and is Mallory Marsicek will play softball the son of John and Marie Finch- at Radford University under coach Hibner. Aileen Morales. Marsicek is a four-year Rebel varsity player who Justin Hornek will continue his was also a member of the 2013 and football career at Knox College (IL) 2015 Marion County championship under coach Damon Tomeo. He teams as well as the 2015 4A plans on studying architecture. He regional championship team. She is the son of Alan and Stephanie will study chemistry at Radford and Hornek. is the daughter of Dan and Ann Marsicek. Kyle Petroff signed to play at Valparaiso University under the Anne Strevels signed to play direction of coach Dave Cecchini. volleyball at Marian University Petroff, who was a team captain and under coach Ashlee Pritchard. She the Mental Attitude Award winner, is a three-year varsity player and was plans on studying business while at a member of last season’s team that Valparaiso. He is the son of Doug won county, sectional and regional and Jessica Petroff. titles. She plans on studying elementary and special education at Justin Saylor, who was named Marian. She is the daughter of Lee Indiana Mr. Football for Defensive and Rosanne Strevels. Backs, signed to play football at the United States Air Force Academy under coach Troy Calhoun. Saylor plans to study engineering. He is the son of Dave and Gina Saylor.

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McKenna Lundy signed an athletic Samuel Phillips signed to play letter of intent to play volleyball baseball at Ohio Dominican under collegiately at Indiana University- the direction of coach Paul Page. Kokomo under coach Heather Phillips was a three-year member of Hayes. Lundy is a three-year varsity the Rebel varsity squad. He plans player and was a member of last on studying exercise science while season’s team that won county, at Ohio Dominican. Phillips is the sectional and regional titles. She son of Scott and Marianne Phillips. was named best offensive player her freshman and senior year. She Robbie Strader signed to play plans on studying medical imaging baseball at Ohio Dominican under technology at IU-Kokomo. She the direction of coach Paul Page. is the daughter of Troy and Terri Strader was a three-year member of Lundy. the Rebel varsity squad. He plans on studying exercise science while at Blake Chitwood signed to play Ohio Dominican. Strader is the son baseball at the University of of Aaron and Betsy Strader. Indianapolis under coach Gary Vaught. Chitwood, a two-year Kalyn Schreiber signed an athletic member of the varsity squad, plans letter of intent to play volleyball to study chemistry. He is the son of collegiately at Marian University Mike and Susan Chitwood. under coach Ashlee Pritchard. Schreiber is a three-year varsity Tyler Lucas signed to play baseball player and was a member of last at the University of Indianapolis season’s team that won county, under coach Gary Vaught. Lucas, sectional and regional titles. She a three-year varsity player, plans to was named first team all county study business. He is the son of Joe the past two seasons. She plans on and Kathy Lucas. studying nursing at Marian. She is the daughter of Scott and Kathy Jake Franklin, MVP and Mental Schreiber. Attitude Award winner on the 2015 Rebel team, will play baseball at the University of Missouri under coach Tim Jamieson. Franklin is a three-year Rebel varsity player and was a member of the All-County team all three years. He will study business and marketing at Missouri and is the son of Jason and Michelle Franklin.

Michael McAvene will continue his baseball career as a pitcher for Purdue University under coach Doug Schreiber. He plans on studying chemistry at Purdue. He is the son of Rob and Jennifer McAvene.

RONCALLI • SACRED HEART CENTRAL • CHARTRAND • KENNEDY MEMORIAL 36 BRUSTER'SBITS Gary Armbruster, R'81 Director of Alumni Services

In my lifetime I have been given Attend an athletic event – Our the opportunity to attend many winter sports season has come to sporting events. I have attended an end and the Rebels had a lot of both basketball and football games success this winter. Our student on the campuses of Notre Dame, body was on spirited FIRE over IU and Purdue. I have attended at Richmond High School for the a few Indy 500s. I’ve been to girls’ basketball Semi-State game. Indians, Pacers and Colts games Although the Lady Rebels lost a over the years; participated as a hard fought game, our student volunteer at Olympic trials and and adult cheer sections easily gone to Final Fours. Indianapolis outnumbered our opponent 2-1. Attend a fine arts event – Our is a sports thirsty city with fine arts season this year was prospects for live sporting events phenomenal beginning with every weekend it seems but I have the Sacred Sounds concert and a confession to make: If given a ISSMA Band Festival in October choice, I’d rather pay $5.00 and and the fall Musical, 42nd Street in go to any high school game, meet, November. The Christmas season contest or fine arts production was a bit brighter and merrier after than spend my hard earned money the talented band and entertaining watching professional prima donnas choirs performed in December just or college athletes while eating over- before the semester break. January priced food in a crowded arena. The Roncalli gym was bursting brought on the competition season We at Roncalli have been blessed a week later as the boys’ team with much fanfare and sterling in abundance with talented athletes beat Franklin Central in a one results when Roncalli’s show choir and gifted thespians. Our sports point victory to end the regular brought home their division’s Grand teams compete at the highest levels season. The “Woodshed” was loud, Champion trophy at Mooresville but many don’t know that our Fine proud and crowded as many were to end the year. Grab a school Arts department is just as amazing turned away at the door due to the calender and make sure to attend a and it too, competes at the highest packed house. Catch a game or fine arts event on campus. levels across the state in theater, meet this spring on campus. Few show choir and band. No matter opportunities are better than a high your interest, sports or fine arts, school event on a beautiful spring our students will entertain you on afternoon on Roncalli’s campus. the playing field and on the stage and they merit your support. The following are a few ideas on how everyone can support our students either by attending events or taking advantage of corporate support.

37 UPDATE MAGAZINE SPRING 2016 Indiana Members Credit Union use our school code 10249. Support (IMCU) recently presented a check Roncalli while visiting your local for $2,000 to Roncalli as part of Kroger each week. an ongoing school spirit debit card program. The partnership allows Whether it’s visiting our beautiful Roncalli fans the opportunity to campus for an athletic or fine arts show their school spirit and support event or depositing money at Indiana and other nonprofit organizations the school by signing up for a Members Credit Union or picking up have earned millions of dollars Roncalli Rebels themed debit card. groceries at Kroger, there are many through Kroger Community Rewards. avenues to support Roncalli everyday Kroger Community Rewards makes and it costs very little to do so. it easy..all you have to do is shop at Kroger and swipe your Plus Card! “We’ll Fight Ahead!” krogercommunityrewards.com. Last year the KCR program donated over $10,000 to Roncalli with only 182 households supporting the program. Please consider registering on-line in your family’s name. You will need to The card is available for issue to members at the IMCU located at 5047 Madison Ave. in Indianapolis, SACRED HEART CENTRAL & BISHOP as well as IMCU’s other 23 Central Indiana locations. The CHARTRAND GRADUATES OF 1966 IMCU Roncalli debit card is free to members with IMCU’s free INVITED TO GRADUATION checking account and can be issued For the past 21 years, Roncalli where they will be seated directly immediately through IMCU’s High School, in conjunction behind the graduates on the turf of new Instant Issue program, which with the Alumni Association, has the Stadium. Roncalli President, allows members to receive their recognized the Golden Guard Joe Hollowell, will then recognize debit card on the spot. The more Club. The Roncalli community is and introduce the Sacred Heart cards that are in use, the larger eternally grateful for Sacred Heart Central Spartans and the Bishop the contribution is to the school. Central and Bishop Chartrand Chartrand Rams as the Golden Roncalli will be receiving another High Schools. These two schools Anniversary Class. check for $5,000 in March. Help began setting the foundation many support Roncalli High School and years ago for what Roncalli High Please RSVP by calling the visit the IMCU located at 5047 School would eventually become Advancement Office at Roncalli Madison Ave. or today, a school like no other! at 317.787.8277 ext. 242 or by www.imcu.com for details! emailing Gary Armbruster at Presently, there are 11 schools in Roncalli High School will induct [email protected] by the program. Roncalli is number the 50-year anniversary classes May 15, 2016. three in number of transactions of 1966 at graduation exercises right behind Noblesville and Beech on Saturday, May 28 at 9 a.m. Grove High Schools. Each member of the Golden Guard Following the breakfast reception will receive a “Mini-Diploma” and in the lobby of the Fine Arts a Golden Guard Pin. The Mini- Kroger Community Rewards – . Center at 7:00 a.m. the Class of Diploma also serves as a free pass Kroger is committed to helping our 1966 will process to Roncalli to all Roncalli sponsored events community grow and prosper. Year Stadium behind the Class of 2016 for your lifetime. after year, local schools, churches

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2002

Amanda (Evans) Clark R’02 CLASS NOTES tragically lost her husband, Joe, to 1980 Indiana recently was selected to be a cancer 18 months ago on member of the Lugar Series Class of November 16, 2014. To keep Joe’s 2016. Mote’s selection for Adam Kreuzman R’80 set a participation in the prestigious goal early in 2015 to finish 15 leadership program is also historic: marathons during the year. Adam Mote is the first representative of persevered and amazingly crossed Jefferson County to be chosen for all 15 of the 26.2 mile finish lines the program. Katie began leading last year! Adam is setting the bar the Madison campus on November even higher with 16 marathons 1, 2014. In the first year of her for 2016. He has a two, five state presidency, she prioritized building series planned (TX, OK, KS, CO, and strengthening key partnerships NM) and (ND, SD, MT, NE, in order to improve the educational WY). He’ll run in AZ, IL, and IN and workforce opportunities for sure and hopes to pick up three available to residents of Jefferson new states -- in addition to the ten and surrounding counties. memory and gallant fight more listed above. Adam became involved than just a memory, Amanda began with Leukemia & Lymphoma 2000 writing a blog called Cocktails & Society’s Team in Training when Chemo. Initially, the blog was used he sponsored a friend's efforts in to update followers on Joe’s cancer cycling on behalf of his son. Adam Greg Dant R’00 and Allison (Clark) Dant R’00 fight and to show his enduring love then attended an information had their first for life, Amanda and their new born meeting to train for a marathon. son, Lincoln Charles Dant on daughter. Today, Amanda and the He explains, “This took me back to January 13, 2016. He was 7lbs Cocktails and Chemo Foundation thinking about Tom Dicks R’80, fight cancer with humor and love and I got involved to make my based in Orlando, Florida where miles matter. Now, over the years, Amanda worked as a TV reporter. I have been introduced to so many Each month, the Foundation selects people that have leukemia or a the Caregiver of the Month. Their lymphoma cancer, and it makes a stories are featured on the website difference in their lives.” and a caregiver care-package is sent filled with items that allow the 1998 caregiver to feel special while they 14oz, 21 inches long and was born battle cancer. This July the at St. Vincent's Hospital. Katie (Sapp) Mote R’98, Campus Foundation is planning a couple of President of Ivy Tech in Madison, events in Indianapolis; a golf outing and Stay-Glam event in Broad Ripple. To support and follow Amanda, visit her at cocktailsandchemo.com.

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2003 Michelle (Mislan) Faust R'04 and Kate (Davey) Huser R’05 married her husband Jake welcomed their Tim Huser on October 3, 2015 Danielle (Duncan) Schlemmer at St. Roch Catholic Church. R'03 married Chris Schlemmer on The wedding was followed by Saturday, July 4, 2015. The a reception at Crane Bay Event Center. Rebels in the wedding were Britney Stephenson R’05, Ashley (Novotney) Charon R’05, Jessica (Davey) Tomlinson R’04, Brad Davey R’07, John Davey R’09, Chris Durham R’05, Max Weisenbach R’06, Curtis Hall R’06. Annie Davey R’17 and Abby Davey R’20 were also part of ceremony took place at Christ first child on Friday, September the day’s events. United Methodist Church, with a 18, 2015! Charlotte Jennifer Faust reception at Crane Bay Event was 7lbs 1oz and 21 inches. Justin Jenkins R’05 and Center following. Rebels in the Brittany (Klene) Jenkins R’07 wedding: Lisa (Duncan) Mezera 2005 were married at Ss. Francis and R’01- Matron of Honor, Nicholle Clare on August 29, 2015 by Fr. Duncan R’97- Maid Of Honor, Taylor Donnell R'05 married Dr. Tim Wyciskalla R'06. Bridesmaids Chelsea (Witt) Kidwell R’05- Chelsea Troiano on February 20, Bridesmaid, Heather (Meyer) 2016 at Eau Palm Beach Resort in Green R’03- Bridesmaid, Tricia Johnson R’03- Bridesmaid (could not attend as she gave birth to her son Mason a few days before!), Patrick Pitcock R’03- Usher and Eric Duncan R’07- Groomsman. 2004

Liz (Hemmelgarn) Belcher R'04 and her husband Ryan welcomed in the wedding included: Stacey Katie Himes R'06 Rachel their first baby on January 17, Klene, , (Klene) Nordholt R'06 Amanda 2016. Madelyn Elyse weighed 6lbs Manalapan, Florida. Amanda , (Allen) Jenkins R '06 Emily 15oz, and she was 19.5 inches long. Donnell R'01 was the Best Grooms , (Baxter) Jenkins R'10 Lindsay Madelyn is the first grandchild on Gal. Other Rebels in the wedding , Gritt R '07 Chelsea (Witt) either side, so she has some very party were: Jason Werner R'05 Best , Kidwell R'05 Britney Stephenson excited grandparents and aunts! man, Brad Stephenson R’05 and , Chad Peterman R'05, R'05 and Shelly (Hughett) Cherry Pat Kuntz R’05 R'05. Groomsmen included: Josh Tim Delaney R'04 and his wife, Groomsmen, Andrew Hasty R’05 Jenkins R'06, Jon Jenkins R'09, Erin, are the proud parents of Usher and Brad Stephenson R'05, Brandin newborn, Ashtyn Elizabeth who became a Universal Life Green R'05, Zac Kidwell R'05 and Delaney. She was born October 1, minister for the event, officiated. Luke Age R'05. The father of the 2015 and big brother Connor could bride is Steve Klene R’79. not be any prouder of his little sister.

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Angela Keyler R'05 married Zach (Schoettle) Pearce R'04 and Sara's Nick Merkel R’06, graduated from Miller on Saturday, January 16 in twin sister, Alanna Schoettle R'05. Indiana University Kelly School of Business with a Masters Degree Fran (Shelburn) Yohler R'05 and in Accounting in 2011. Since her husband Marty welcomed their then, Nick has been working for first child on Saturday, February 20 Crowe Horwath, a large national accounting firm. Nick is currently a Senior Staff Accountant auditing banks in a four state area. Nick has completed all of the requirements to become a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and now holds that certification. downtown Indianapolis at St. 2007 Mary's Catholic Church, followed by a reception at at the Skyline Duane Gillenwater R’07 and Patty Club. Angela and Zach met at 3:12 p.m. Henry Michael Yohler (DeRose) R’07 got married at St. through mutual friends, and they was 9 lbs. 6 oz. and 21 inches long. Mary's Catholic Church on Sept. 5, connected through their love for 2015 followed by a reception at intramural sports. The couple chose 2006 to get married during winter because they wanted a little snow, Mark Bedwell R’06 and his wife, and got their wish with a few Caitlin (RHS Math Teacher), flurries. It was the perfect touch to recently had a baby girl - Ruth their day! Rebels in the wedding Ginger Bedwell was born on included Maria Keyler R'07, Greg February 3, 2016. Keyler R'09, Jeff Keyler R'10, Frannie (Shelburn) Yohler R'05 Jonathon Hall (R'06) and wife and Martha Petty R'05. Sarah Hall welcomed their daughter Liliana Grace on February 25, Regions Tower. There were ten Sara Schoettle R'05 married Nick Rebels in the wedding party: Vizzone at Cedar Bend Events in Chelsea (DeRose) Mascari R'05, Victoria DeRose R’10, Kathryn Powell R'07, Lindsay Gritt R ‘07, Christina Lorah R'08, Nick Gillenwater R '11, Nick Barton R'07, Matthew Bova R'07, Jared Hayes R'07, and Chris Jacobs R'07. Patty works for Simon 2016. Liliana was 7 lb. 7 oz. and Property Group as a Senior Digital 19 inches. She is the first grandchild Designer and started Paper by Patty of Rebel lunch lady, Penny Hall. as a freelance/hobby opportunity. Jonathon is software engineer at Patty can be reached via her website Interactive Intelligence, and Sarah is at paperbypatty.com. Duane Austin, Texas on Saturday, a teacher at Cardinal Ritter High works for Heritage Environmental September 27, 2015. Rebels in the School. as a Field Supervisor. wedding included Andrea

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Aaron Hommell R’07 moved to Jennifer (Brassie) Autry R’08 and Sarah (Smith) Spangler R’09 and Jackson, Mississippi to attend her husband got married in her husband, Brian Spangler R’08 law school at Mississippi College September, 2014. Their son Aaron School of Law in 2011 after graduating from Franklin College. Today, Aaron is a member of the Mississippi Bar and has a bustling law practice where he practices criminal defense, appellate litigation, and personal injury law at offices in Flowood, Mississippi and coming soon to Gulfport, had a baby girl named Madison in Mississippi. He married Caroline Gabriel was born on June 10, 2015. January. Scott from Kenner, LA in February. Jennifer reports that Aaron is one of Aaron and Caroline decided to take the happiest babies you will ever 2010 the Mississippi Bar instead of their meet and is a joy to be around. He respective home state's in order to is now 10 months old, crawling Nick Males R'10 married Emma stay closer to one another. Both everywhere and expected to be Schutte R'11 on Friday, October passed on their first examination walking very soon. They plan to 9, 2015 at St. Agnes in Nashville, and make their home in Jackson, send Aaron to Catholic schools and IN. A reception at Abe Martin Mississippi. want him to be a future Rebel! Lodge followed. Nick and Emma performed in theater together at Chris Mislan R'07 and his wife Alex Tommy Johnson R'08 married Roncalli, but didn't begin dating welcomed their first child on Alysha Otte on Saturday, August until Emma was a senior and Nick was a freshman at IU. Rebels in the wedding included Sarah Schutte R'14, Molly Plummer R'10, John Schmidt R'10, Tim Hickle R'09 and Henry Schutte R'19. 2012

Bradley Fey R’12, a senior at October 29, 2015. Ezekiel "Zeke" Depauw University, recently Gary Mislan was 8 lbs. 9 oz. and 21 concluded his inches long. basketball career. 29, 2015 in Columbus, IN. The He finished his 2008 ceremony took place at First four-year career Christian Church in Columbus, helping the Ali (Carson) Coffey R'08 recently with a reception immediately Tigers to an earned a promotion to Quality following at the Bartholomew over-all record of Assurance Analyst at Covance, County Fairgrounds. 63-45 with one Inc. in Greenfield, Indiana. She is NCAA Div-III also pursuing her MBA at Indiana post season Wesleyan University, as a Master appearance. Bradley is a sociology of Science in Business.​ Ali and her major. husband, DJ Coffey R'08, reside in Greenwood, Indiana.

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David Heckman R’12, a senior at out last year after transferring from Robbie Prather R’13 a member Lewis University, concludes his Youngstown State University. Ryan of the Franklin Grizzlies men’s basketball career this spring. David has helped the Cardinals to an basketball team continues to recently was named Rotary Student over-all record of 19-11 while earn meaningful minutes on of the Month at Lewis helping the scoring 10.7 points a game and the hardwood this year. As a Flyers with a bid to the NCAA grabbing 4.4 rebounds. Ryan is a sophomore last year, Robbie scored Div-II post season tournament. He finance major. a career-high 21 points against is the recipient of the Br. David Anderson, started all 25 games Delahanty Award - given to Lewis 2013 while averaging 30.6 minutes and student-athletes for academic scoring 10.6 points per game. This excellence and named Academic Kendra Lynch R’13, a North year he is averaging almost 10 All-GLVC each of his first three Caroline junior began the season points per game. years at the school. David is an accounting finance double major. Josh Kieffer R’13 will represent the University of Indianapolis at the Drew Oehrle R'12 wrapped up his college football career at the Armed

named Atlantic Coast Conference Pitcher of the Week in early February after a stellar performance for the Tar Heels on opening 2016 NCAA Division II National weekend at the Texas Classic. Lynch Wrestling Championships in Sioux Forces Bowl on December 29, is the first Tar Heel to earn ACC Falls, S.D., next month after 2015, in Fort Worth, Texas. Drew Pitcher of the Week since 2013. punching his ticket to the national was a two-year starter for the “Kendra had some outstanding meet at the Super Region 2 Falcons, playing all four years at the outings in our opening weekend, Tournament in UIndy's Nicoson Air Force Academy. After pitching two shutouts—one of Hall. Josh, currently ranked #5 in graduation, Drew will be working them a one-hitter,” said head the NCAA Division II Coaches in Space Operations in Cape Cod, coach Donna J. Papa. “She was Poll, made history on the day. The Massachusetts. tested in many pressure situations fifth-year senior earned his fourth and handled herself with great trip to the National meet, becoming Ryan Weber R’12 a junior at Ball poise.”Lynch opened the 2016 just the third Greyhound in State is in the midst of his first season with a near-perfect outing, program history to make four trips season with the Cardinals sitting hurling a 1-hit shutout with a to the NCAA meet. He is now just career-high seven strikeouts. Facing the fourth UIndy wrestler to ever just two batters over the minimum, win a pair of Regional titles, and the the Tar Heel junior allowed one hit first since Tony Abbott took his and two walks over six innings to second title in 1995. Kieffer lead Carolina to a 9-0 run-rule wrestled in four regional finals, victory over 2015 Summit League winning the bracket at 125 both Champion North Dakota State. this year and in 2015.

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2014 Bridget Perry R’13, helped lead the Purdue Boilermakers into the Levi Hutchings – Bailey R’14 recent NCAA Women’s basketball tournament against Oklahoma at Lexington, KY on March 19. The 6’2” junior has played in all 30 closes out his sophomore year at Boilermaker games this year averaging 27.1 minutes per game while scoring 10.8 points and 5.9 rebounds per contest. Bridget’s intended major is biomedical engineering with plans to attend medical school.

Carl Sandberg Junior College as a member of the men’s basketball team. Levi scored 12 points per game with 4.4 rebounds helping the team reach the .500 mark for the season. Carl Sandburg College's Main Campus is located in Galesburg, Ill. This season the Lady Knights, scoring 3.3 points per game. Max is won the Crossroads post season majoring in Mechanical Kellie Kirkhoff R’14 a sophomore Conference Title before entering Engineering. starter at Marian University helped NAIA tournament play. Kellie has averaged just over 25 minutes per Jimmy King R’15 a freshman at the game and 8.5 points. She is an University of Indianapolis has had a exercise science major. 2015

Max Clifford R’15 a freshman at Purdue University – Calumet has

the Knights win the NAIA National Championship on March 15 beating Southern Oregon 59-48 very productive rookie season for at Sioux City, Iowa while scoring the Greyhounds. Jimmy is 16 points. Kellie continued this averaging just over 6 points a game season where she left off last year and 1.5 assists. He finished 5 for 5 when she earned a spot on the All- from the field versus Truman State Crossroads League All-Freshmen played in 24 of the Peregrine’s 30 on February 6 this year. He is Team averaging 25.4 minutes per basketball games so far this season, undecided on a major. game and 7.4 points per game.

RONCALLI • SACRED HEART CENTRAL • CHARTRAND • KENNEDY MEMORIAL 44 NOMINATIONS FOR ALUMNI ASSOCIATION AWARDS Each year the Roncalli High School Alumni Association presents four individuals with special alumni awards commemorating them for their service and devotion to Catholic education. ALUMNI The following criteria fully exemplify the BASKETBALL qualities each award winner should represent. Honorary Alumni (2) These individuals are those that live out the LEAGUE spirit and mission of Roncalli High School INFORMATION through leadership and action, but are not graduates of Sacred Heart Central, Kennedy Memorial, Chartrand or Roncalli.

The 13th Annual Roncalli Alumni Basketball Alumnus of the Year League tips off on Thursday, May 26. The This person is a graduate of Sacred Heart league fee is $400 per team which will Central, Kennedy Memorial, Chartrand or Roncalli. He/She lives out the mission of include eight regular season games and a Roncalli High School in their everyday life, post season single elimination tournament. whether it is volunteering, coaching, mentoring, Each game will be officiated by two IHSAA or overall Catholic leadership. officials. Games will be played on Sunday and Thursday evenings. Tournament week St. John XXIII Award will consist of games on Sunday/Tuesday/ This is an individual who, through the giving Thursday/Sunday. of their time, talents, and treasures over the course of their lifetime, has made significant contributions to our educational community. This person puts their religion into practice by their words and actions. This honor is open to For a roster form or if you have any questions anyone, alumnus or otherwise. or comments concerning the basketball Please consider nominating an individual you league, please contact Director of Alumni feel demonstrates the qualities listed above. The Services, Gary Armbruster at 317.787.8277 ext. lives of the award winners should reflect the 242 or email at [email protected]. highest ethical standards, and their work should be consistent with the values in the mission of Catholic education. Please return your nominations by May 15, 2016. Thank you for taking the time to honor those who continually raise the bar for Catholic education.

45 UPDATE MAGAZINE SPRING 2016 RONCALLI • SACRED HEART CENTRAL • CHARTRAND • KENNEDY MEMORIAL 46 Deacon Tony Hollowell R'00 Celebrates Mass with Holy Father

By Deacon Tony Hollowell R'00 All I could think about was getting our waists, being reminded of Saint down to the Basilica for practice. Paul’s command to “fasten the belt “You are Peter, and upon this rock, Who knows, maybe the missing of truth around your waist” and I will build my Church.” deacons would show up? They praying for the virtues of continence never did show up. We finished the and chastity. We lay the stole across The phone rang on Friday practice, and I went to bed knowing our chest, praying “Lord, restore afternoon at 6:12pm. It was the that I would soon be blessed with the stole of immortality, which I rector’s secretary, asking me if I the opportunity to celebrate the lost through the collusion of our was busy. “No, I am just reading a Sacrifice of the Mass with the Holy first parents, and, unworthy as I am homily from Pope Francis. How can Father. I slept like a baby. to approach Thy Sacred Mysteries, I help?” may I yet gain eternal joy.” Finally, The next morning, I say my prayers, we put on the golden dalmatics It turns out that “help” meant take a shower, eat some food, and which cover everything, praying going down to Saint Peter’s Basilica. start smiling from ear to ear. And “Lord, endow me with the garment There, a practice was going on for finally the moment came: entering of salvation, the vestment of joy, mass the next morning, and two glorious Saint Peter’s Basilica as it and with the dalmatic of justice ever deacons had failed to show up, so was bathed in the morning light encompass me.” I’m living on earth, myself and Deacon John Wilson and filled with heavenly music from but mumbling prayers that speak of got the call. The secretary then says, the choir. We begin vesting for heaven. “Also, the Pope will be celebrating the liturgy, putting on our white the liturgy tomorrow. So you’ll be alb which is the symbol of being To read the full story, please visit serving as a deacon for the Pope.” washed clean in the blood of the www.roncalli.org/UpdateMagazine lamb. We put on cinctures around

47 UPDATE MAGAZINE SPRING 2016 ‘IT’S A BIG PART OF WHO I AM’: FAITH, FAMILY AND FOOTBALL MARK THE HEART OF MARIAN COACH’S TWO SPECIAL JOURNEYS By John Shaughnessy, Assistant Editor at The Criterion Within six months, Mark in Indianapolis—where Henninger So was the feeling Henninger Henninger experienced two of the graduated in 1992. had on Dec. 19 when his football most memorable journeys of his team completed its season-long life. “Being a Roncalli grad, that was the journey by winning a national most special time championship—defeating Southern In June, the head to me,” he says. “I Oregon University by a score football coach was selected to do a of 31-14 to earn the 2015 title of Franciscan- reading during Mass for the National Association of basedMarian that day. The chapel Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). University in was full, and there Indianapolis traveled weren’t that many During an interview with The to Italy as part of a seats so I had to sit Criterion, the 42-year-old university-sponsored up at the altar. I’m Henninger shared his thoughts on pilgrimage to Rome three feet away from the pilgrimage, the championship, and Assisi, the his tomb. I shouldn’t his faith, his experience with hometown of St. tell you this, but I Catholic education, and his life Francis. didn’t pay a whole with his wife of 16 years, Jen, and lot of attention their three children, 13-year-old That trip also led to Mass that day. Jack, 9-year-old Mary and 6-year- him to a remarkable moment in Going to Roncalli and learning so old Abigail. the Vatican near the tomb of St. much about Pope John XXIII, and John XXIII, the pope who is the then being that close, it was just namesake of Roncalli High School amazing.” NATHAN SONDERMAN R'15 COMPLETES APPALACHIAN TRAIL This is Sonderman's reflection on his 2,189 mile journey from Maine to Georgia. When I first began the Appalachian trail all I saw was an exciting, but seemingly impossible adventure. It was like a long dark tunnel with a minuscule light at the end. But without darkness I found I could not fully appreciate the light. I took it one step at a time, and found that the tribulations highlighted the triumphs. I never quit on a bad day, and learned to look forward to new challenges. I believe this way of thinking can apply to more than just hiking, but to all walks of life. Most importantly though I strengthened my relationship with God. I found that He never abandoned me, but instead lead me. Eventually after five million steps the long dark tunnel that View More pictures at: I started out with seemed small, and the light http://m.dailyjournal.net/view/local_story/Greenwood-resident-completes-A_1455932675 prodigious.

RONCALLI • SACRED HEART CENTRAL • CHARTRAND • KENNEDY MEMORIAL 48 The Last WORD Chuck Weisenbach R'79, Principal Would You Trade Places With Them - Now? Would They Trade Places With You - Then?

My thoughts in this article are a This is now - There is a good result of having reflected on a blog I chance a video of the kiss would read recently from the All Pro Dad’s somehow exist and circulate website, entitled, “Reasons Being A quickly. So much for my parents son (pushing him off his bicycle, Teenager Are Harder Than It Was and friends not knowing about it, making fun of him, etc.). They had In Your Day.” I have included the much less those that don’t like me. a brief conversation with my mom link below and strongly encourage There would be tweets, instagram and left. My mother then had a you to read the blog in its entirety. pictures, facebook posts, etc. The very brief conversation with me and whole world would know that I proceeded to notify me that I would The following are all true stories kissed Mary at the skating party. not be allowed to watch any sports from my grade school and high Talk about terrifying! I did not on television for the next week. school years. have to worry about pictures of That was a killer, especially since Mary and I kissing being out there. the IU-Purdue basketball game was I still remember my first kiss with I did not have to worry about that night, featuring “The Rocket”, Mary behind Fox’s Skating Rink others commenting about the kiss Rick Mount! I begged and begged as we snuck past the chaperones all through the night and next day. my mother to watch that game but at a middle school skating party. I know for a fact that little Chuckie she did not relent. I cried myself to I was terrified. Terrified that my Weisenbach was not prepared sleep in my bedroom and learned a parents would find out. Terrified to deal those situations in his valuable lesson. That was then. my teachers would find out or childhood! I don’t think many of worse yet, our principal, Sr. Marie today’s adolescents are prepared to This is now - A great deal of Bernadine! Terrified that Mary deal with these sorts of situations. bullying takes place online. It would not like me. Terrified that is intense, personal, sometimes others in my class would find I do not recall the word “bullying” threatening and almost always out. None of those concerns being used at all during most of my demeaning! Notice of the bullying ever came to fruition so life went grade school days. The closest I seldom makes its way to the parents on in a very normal manner and think we got was being accused of of either the child being bullied “my relationship” with Mary was “teasing” someone else. I still recall or the child doing the bullying. probably over within weeks or a the evening some parents from the Thus, it is not uncommon for couple of months. That was then. neighborhood came to our home some bullies to go unchecked and and shared with my mom some of undisciplined for a long time (if at the “teasing” I was doing to their all) while the child being bullied is

49 UPDATE MAGAZINE SPRING 2016 often times almost paralyzed by the much a matter of me coming to You get the picture! And that non-stop nature of it…..once again, grips with the situation and largely picture is shameful. Kids need to partially due to the effects of social contingent upon advice and/or be able to enjoy their high school media. consolation from my friends and years! I do not care what anyone my family members. It was not says, growing up as an adolescent Little Chuckie Weisenbach’s complicated by the entire senior and teenager today is much harder “teasing” or “bullying” actions class knowing all the details about than it was for you and me! back in the eighth grade were the break-up and making their inexcusable. However, the issue own snide comments about it and We will continue to be intentional was dealt with firmly between the having to walk the halls wondering in our efforts at Roncalli to assist two parties in a most expedient what the latest tweet or post had our students, faculty and staff to manner. Lesson learned - life said about me and my “ex.” bring balance to their lives. We went on! No weeks and months encourage all parents to be sensitive of continual harassment and the Another view of high school - I to this same issue and work with onslaught of countless others into enjoyed high school and had the their child(ren) in this area. This is the fray, further complicating and time to enjoy high school. Yes, I an uphill battle as much of society exacerbating the situation. was busy. I had a morning paper and the pressures it brings to bear route. I played two sports. I took a on teenagers screams, “More is On to high school - I was not sure I couple of honors classes. Had some better.” I hope as long as I am at was going to be able to safely guide good friends with whom I hung out Roncalli, that I continue to send my car home after having broken frequently and whom I trusted. My a message contrary to that. It is up with my girlfriend. As the tears family went on a yearly vacation balance and perspective in life poured down my face, I could together. Summer was summer - that causes us to be able to enjoy hardly see. It was a rough night; lots of sandlot baseball and football “the people” around us and “the raw feelings of rejection and hurt, a games and half court driveway relationships” that we so desperately pain unlike I had ever felt and not basketball games; lots and lots of need to maintain a healthy and sure I was ever going to be able to time to be with friends and family! happy existence. make sense of it all. That was then. Yes, I enjoyed high school and had the time to enjoy high school! That Let us pray for our young people - This is now - I did not have to deal was then. that they may be able to enjoy their with reading about it on Facebook, teen years. That they will have an hearing about it from others, some This is now - Sometimes I think appropriate level of balance in their of whom may have felt badly for the best a teen can say today is “I lives. That we will be better able me; some of whom would relish in survived high school.” From the to mesh our “that was then” much the thought of the break-up. I did non stop world of social media to closer to their “this is now.” not have to deal with any pictures multiple AP and Honors classes to that might exist of the girl with year round sports and travel leagues Let us all work to assist them in another fella. to service hours, I am not sure their efforts! today’s teens know what time with I survived that break-up as we all family and friends looks like. I am God bless you all! probably did in those days. But not sure they know what enjoying surviving that break-up was pretty high school would look like either.

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