PRovidence

AnnuAlREPORT2014-2015

Table of Contents

2014-2015 Headlines ............ 4Endowing the Future ............ 6Endowment Giving .............. 10 Sources of Support .............. 12ASAP Donors ....................... 13School by the Numbers ........ 14Gifts in Kind ......................... 15Mother Guerin Society ....... 15

Editor/Writer

Christa (Payne) Hoyland ’84choyland@providencehigh.net

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’98Cecile “Cile” BlauJ. Terrence “Terry” Cody ’67 Ann (Kaiser) Day ’80 Jonathon Eade ’99 Dr. Don ForseeTodd Frossard ’99 John Grannan ’93 Jan (Gettelfinger) Huber ’81 Rev. Eric JohnsonCarolyn (Galligan) Kirchdorfer ’60

Jack Koetter ’72 Jeff LibsJames NettBill PayneRon Rauck ’89 Lawrence “Tex” Very (Hon. ’09) J. Page Walker (Hon. ’93) Steve WilliamsVan Willis

Joan Hurley – PresidentMelinda (Lankert) Ernstberger, Ed.D., ’74 – Principal Kerry Gerber – Assistant Principal/Director of StudiesScott Hutchins ’91 – Assistant Principal/Director of StudentsSteve Beyl ’99 – Assistant Principal/Director of Student

Leadership & ActivitiesRev. Eric Johnson – Campus PriestMelissa Jackson – Director of GuidanceAnthony Perito – Vice President of Institutional AdvancementLarry Weimer – Chief Financial OfficerMickey Golembeski – Athletic DirectorLeah (Cissell) Kelly ’05 – Director of Campus MinistriesDave Smith – Director of AdmissionsDebbie (Sparks) Marshall ’84 – Director of Special Events &

Constituency ManagementChrista (Payne) Hoyland ’84 – Director of Communication &

Alumni Relations

Board of Trustees 2014-2015

Administration 2014-2015

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President’s Message

The Providence Board of Trustees and administrative staff continually oversee not only the school’s present needs but also anticipate its future needs. To that end, the Master Plan was developed. This plan foresaw campus needs, including changes to the athletic fields, renovation of the gymnasiums; construction

of a field house for the football and baseball complexes; addition of tennis courts; adding an exterior chapel; and the renovation of the cafeteria kitchen to replace the 1950s-era equipment.

Keeping our tuition as low as possible is our first and foremost goal, even as we seek to implement campus improvements. To meet that goal, we determined the need to increase our endowment fund to provide additional income to be used for that purpose. To accomplish all these components in our strategic plan, a $4 million five-year campaign was designed and with the approval of the archdiocese, fundraising began with existing donors in what is known as the “silent phase.”

I am pleased to report that the “Endowing the Future” campaign has already achieved $3.6 million in pledges, and funds received have allowed some of those projects to be completed in advance of the public campaign announcement.

Key to the renovations on campus was the installation of the new turf field in Murphy Stadium, accomplished last summer. Because we are bound on all sides by residential properties, we must find ways to multi-use our spaces. We determined that moving the soccer field from the baseball outfield and creating a shared playing surface with football on a turf surface was the best solution. The new turf football/soccer field allowed other plans to develop.

New restroom facilities for the football/soccer and baseball fields

are badly needed, so a field house was designed to be placed at the entrance to Murphy Stadium and the baseball field. To make space for this new facility, the baseball field must move over, so ground was broken on this project in early August. The new field house will feature restrooms for the stadium and baseball fields, concessions, ticket windows and press boxes. Unfinished space in this building will later be used to house visitor locker rooms.

Donations and pledges in the silent phase also allowed for other projects to begin, including the renovation of the gymnasiums with much-needed new bleachers and repainted floor, made possible due to to the generosity of Bill (Hon. ’15) and Juanita Beach. The building of the tennis courts in the front field and the chapel at the student entrance were the next projects. With the chapel moving to the front parking lot, space will be freed to allow the 1951-era cafeteria and kitchen to move into the multi-use space that is currently the Activity Center.

Our endowment fund also is an important part of this capital campaign. We have added $424,100 to our endowment fund, with $110,000 more in future pledges to the campaign. The total endowment fund now exceeds $1million, one-third of the way toward our $3 million goal. Our individual class funds continue to grow, and competition between classes to raise the largest amount continues to build momentum.

Over the 64 years of Providence’s existence, our alumni and supporters have donated their talent, time and treasure to provide improvements to the school. Tuition dollars are used for operational expenses. They do not stretch to pay for improvements. We are so very grateful to all those who give back so others can enjoy a Providence education.

If you would like to know more about the changes to campus and the needs of the campaign, contact Vice President of Advancement Tony Perito at (812) 945-3500 or tperito@providencehigh.net

Endowing the Future Campaign Ready for Public Phase By President Joan Hurley

Title SponsorsGlobe

Koetter Woodworking

Dinner SponsorMAC Construction

Beverage Cart SponsorGrantline Nursery & Garden

CenterKoetter Construction

John Jones Auto Group

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2014-2015 Headlines

HouSE ACTiviTiES

y Humility: House Cup champs; organized faculty vs. students softball game in memory of Brandon Tevis ex-’16 as a fundraiser for epilepsy research

y Honesty: Week of Acts of Kindness for family, friends and community

y Spirit: Donation drive of gloves and winter items to support Spread the Gloves, a program of the Louisville Police Service Project; netted 250 items

y Integrity: Packed more than 500 baggies with sample toiletries to donate to Oak Park Christian Ministries

y Courage: Gave out candy canes with Bible verses to students prior to the fall semester final exams

y Truth: Baked and gave out birthday cupcakes for students, faculty and staff at the end of each semester

y Justice: Donation drive resulting in more than 1,800 toys to donate to Toys for Tots

y Loyalty: Collected donations of gently used Prom dresses and accessories to donate to the Prom Project

y Faith: Ugly Christmas sweater contest

ACHiEvEMENTS

y Providence earns an A grade in the state accountability A-F grades; named an Indiana 4-Star School for the third year in a row

y One student earns Commended Student honors from the National Merit Scholarship program based on PSAT scores in 2013-2014

y Seniors win prestigious scholarships, including a Lily Endowment Community Scholarship, the Jesse H. and Beulah Chanley Cox Engagement Scholarship (full tuition and books) at Indiana University Bloomington, a Paul W. Ogle Scholarship, and three Horseshoe Foundation Scholarships

y A sophomore boy earns the rank of Eagle Scout, the highest rank in Boy Scouts

y Two seventh graders tie for second for their grade level in the Deanery Science Fair; two seventh graders and one eighth grader each earn first place in their division in the Deanery Art Fair

y One senior, one sophomore and one freshman win Southern Indiana Right to Life 2015 Value of Life Essay Contest

y Two juniors attend the Congress for Future Medical Leaders; two more attend Richard G. Lugar Academy Symposium for Tomorrow’s Leaders; two more serve as pages for Indiana Sen. Ron Grooms; six serve in the NEXGEN program developed by Leadership of Southern Indiana

y Sophomore places fourth in Leukemia and Lymphoma Society’s Student of the Year fundraising contest

y Senior earns gold medal for vocals and freshman earns gold for trumpet in the Indiana State School Music Association District Solo and Ensemble contest for Division I; a junior received a gold medal for trombone in Division 2 at district; senior then wins gold at the state level in vocals for the fourth year in a row

y A senior and a sophomore place third and fourth in Rotary Club of Clarksville speech contest; a sophomore wins 2015 Serra Club of Indianapolis Vocations Essay Contest for her age group

y Senior named a 2015 Regional Academic All-Star by Indiana Association of School Principals

y Sixteen juniors and seniors received AP Scholars honors for earning at least a 3 on their 2015 Advanced Placement exams, including four who earned AP Scholar with Honors and two who earned AP Scholar with Distinction. Five students earned a 5, the highest score, in AP U.S. Government and Politics, one earned a 5 in U.S. History, two earned a 5 in AP Biology and two earned a 5 in AP Calculus. All students who took the AP U.S. Government and Politics exam passed the exam by earning a 3 or higher. Overall, 67.2 percent of AP students earned a 3 or higher of the exam, which exceeds the global average of 60.7 and the Indiana average of 51.4 in 2015.

ATHlETiC TEAM PoST-SEASoN ACCoMPliSHMENTS

y Volleyball: Repeat 2A state champions; senior player receives IHSAA Mental Attitude Award; Coach Terri (Blunk) Purichia ’90 selected by NFHS Coaches Association as 2014 Coach of the Year for volleyball in the state of Indiana

y Boys Soccer: 1A regional champs for third year in a row

y Cheer: IASP 2A fourth place at state y Girls Soccer: 2A sectional champs y Girls Golf: One player advanced to

regional y Boys Tennis: Doubles team named

IHSAA Individual Sectional champs y Wrestling: Senior advances to state

finals; sophomore qualifies for regional y Boys Swim: Two advance to sectional

finals, one in swimming and one in diving

y Dance: Fourth in IHSCTA South Regional and fourth at state

y Girls Basketball: First 2A sectional and regional titles in program history

y Girls Tennis: Doubles team named IHSAA Individual Sectional champs

y Boys Track: One competes at state in long jump after winning sectional in his event; two runners compete at regional

y Girls Track: One runner competes at state; two runners, a relay team and one in high jump compete at regional; sectional champs in the 100 meter hurdles and high jump

y Boys Golf: Advances to regional as a team

y Softball: Wins 2A sectional for fourth consecutive year; senior earns spot in All-State game

y Three volleyball players and one boys’ golfer sign to play NCAA Division I sports in college

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EvENTS

y New uniform options for students, including a new dry-weave polo, grey V-neck sweater and navy blue V-neck cardigan sweater

y Providence adopts new BLUE Days schedule with early morning sessions for remediation and enrichment on Mondays and Tuesdays; pilots Virtual Learning Option allowing learning to continue virtually during inclement weather

y Six new clubs form: Bowling, Magic the Gathering, Outdoors, Pinterest, Pokemon and Pro-Life clubs

y Students house 17 French foreign exchange students as part of the Clarksville Sister Cities program; 12 PHS students travel to France in a return exchange program over Spring Break

y Host group of 20 German thespian students for a day; group perform Did Someone Say Murder? for the student body

y Bill (Hon. ’14) and Juanita Beach honored for their contribution to the new bleachers and repainted floor in the Larkin Center and new bleachers in the Koetter Gym

y Boys Basketball hosts the inaugural Blue Pride Madness preseason scrimmage featuring retired University of Louisville men’s basketball coach Denny Crum as a guest coach

y Velocity Indiana brings its MakerMobile to campus offering demonstrations for its 3D printers, laser cutters and CNC milling machines

y Fall show: Midsummer/Jersey; spring musical: Seussical; children’s production: Chasing Charming

y Music Department hosts fall and Christmas concerts featuring Providence Singers, junior high music classes, the Deanery Honor Choir and the Popcorn Players; hosts inaugural coffee house

y Green Dot Bystander Training trains a total of 20 percent of students in its third year in attempt to foster a culture of safe relationship behavior

y Live video feed from JOIDES Resolution Ocean Drilling Vessel

y Spanish Club hosts a performance by Flamenco Louisville for students enrolled in Spanish; donates $300 to The Hispanic Connection of Southern Indiana from sales of Christmas ornaments

y Hearts for Haiti spirit wear day raises $1,100 to support the Catholic community in Bayeux-Novion, Haiti, the sister parish of St. John Paul II Parish in Sellersburg

y PBS documentary includes footage of science students’ field trip to Living Lands and Water Barge docked in Louisville

y Inspirational speaker Justin Fatica shares the message of “You’re amazing!” with students prior to the Pioneer House Cup competition; Catholic speaker and musician Jesse Manibusan is featured speaker for student body for Lent

y Junior serves as short-term servant leader for Amigos for Christ in Nicaragua over the summer; 24 students, alumni and parents serve for a week helping bring clean water to outlying communities in the Central American country

y Alumni events: Fall Food Fest replaces JulyFest; inaugural Glow Golf Challenge; play honoring the late C.J. Smith ’74 Why Did God make Sparrows? is staged; and PHS Alumni Night at Churchill Downs

FACulTy AND STAFF

y Six new full-time and two part-time faculty: first-year teachers Hanna Gish ’10, social studies; Maria Cochran ’10, social studies; Emma Joksimovic ’10, part-time English (replacing Blake Oliver mid-year); Matt Schaab, math; Stephanie LeBrun, art, Debbie Hill, music; and Stephanie (Anderson) LaMaster ’91, science, and Andy Kraft, part-time permanent substitute

y New staff: Leah (Cissell) Kelly ’05, campus minister and Eric Wermuth, full-time maintenance (replacing Pat Payne)

y New coaches: Andrew Grantz ’07, Boys Basketball as well as cafeteria monitor and assistant athletic director (replacing Sean Payne ’03); and Sarah Barr, Boys & Girls Swim. Cross Country Coach Chuck Crowley named new Boys Track coach

y Social studies teacher Steve Beyl ’99 named assistant principal/director of student leadership and activities and part-time social studies teacher

y P.E. teacher Ben Hornung ’75 receives the 2015 Saint Theodora Excellence in Education award for Providence

y Faculty and staff who leave at the end of the school year: Dale Durham (Hon. ’06), Scott Lutgring, Sarah Workman, Stephanie (Anderson) LaMaster ’91, Vickie Edelen

FACiliTiES iMProvEMENTS

y New risers purchased for the Ray Day Little Theatre by the BACKSTAGE Crew, the theatre booster group

y Former convent demolished due to high cost of repairs and modernization needs

y New Pioneer logo etched into window of Pioneer Gear Campus Store

y New whiteboards installed in several classrooms

ATHlETiC FACiliTiES iMProvEMENTS

y Practice field in front of school regraded and seeded

y Work begins on new tennis courts in the front field

y Restrooms/concession stand built for softball field and tennis courts

y New basketball goals installed in Koetter Gym

y New scoreboards installed in Larkin Center

TECHNoloGy uPDATES

y Upgrade firewall for better performance and stability

y Replace keyless entry management system with Galaxy Control for easy manageability and local support

y Implement 5 Star Students to track Blue Day attendance

y Upgrade faculty iPads to iPad Air model y Exchange 20 for-loan iPad 2 devices for

iPad 3 model y Implement six iPod ticket scanners for

Theatre Department y Upgrade most analog security cameras y Add two IP cameras for front of

building y Four new computers for Guidance and

Advancement offices

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Bill (Hon. ’14) and Juanita Beach were the primary donors for the updates in the gymnasiums. Their generosity allowed for the replacement of worn out, retractable, wooden bleachers. Previously, the Beaches donated funds for the air conditioning of the school, spurred by their desire to support air conditioning in the Larkin Center when their granddaughters, Jessica (Batliner) Neumann ’05 and Megan (Batliner) Cahill ’03, played volleyball here.

Bill Beach (Hon. ’14) was a member of the first freshman class at Providence but transferred to New Albany his junior year to enroll in vocational classes. In 1972, he founded Beach Mold & Tool in New Albany. He and his wife, Juanita, have two daughters, Cheryl (Beach) Korb ’79 and Vickie (Beach) Batliner ’81, and four grandchildren, Megan (Batliner) Cahill ’03, Jessica (Batliner) Neumann ’05, Nathaniel Korb ’04 and Dustin Korb ’11, who are Providence graduates.

Adding a synthetic turf surface and creating a combined football/soccer field was an important first step in the completion of the Master Plan. The new field spurred the creation of a refreshed athletic logo, featuring a Pioneer looking to the future and a unique font. The field was blessed by St. Mary of the Knobs pastor and former PHS chaplain Fr. Mike Hilderbrand. Boys Soccer won the first game on the field with a 7-0 defeat of Corydon Central High School, and Football then beat New Albany 15-14.

Gymnasium updates: New plastic-molded bleachers in Koetter Gym and larkin Center; larkin floor repainted featuring refreshed athletic logo

Murphy Stadium updates: New turf surface for new combined football and soccer field

Completed Projects

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The Kirchdorfer family is the primary donor for the chapel project, which will be named in memory of the late Jim Kirchdorfer, husband of Carolyn (Galligan) Kirchdorfer ’60. While Jim Kirchdorfer did not attend Providence, he shared his wife’s love of the school, especially since their daughter, Teresa (Kirchdorfer) Gardone ’85, is an alumna. Carolyn Kirchdorfer’s sons issued a challenge grant to fund the remaining amount of the project, and alumni from the Classes of 1955 through 1965 have responded generously.

Funded primarily through donations from MAC Construction, The Unruh Family Foundation and the Jeff Schmidt ’81 Memorial Fund, the baseball field project will allow for the building of a field house next summer to replace the original Murphy Stadium restrooms and concession stand as well as provide a combined entrance for the football/soccer stadium and the baseball complex. Vic ’72 and Jeannie (Schmidt) Unruh ’72, founders of MAC Construction, their children, Travis Unruh ’95, Chad Unruh ’97 and Maria Unruh ’02 Wheatley, and Jeannie’s parents, Jim and Janet (Banet ex-’55) Schmidt, used various sources to fund the project, which will include dugouts named in memory of the late Jeff Schmidt, Jeannie’s brother.

Todd Popson ’88 is a volunteer Boys Tennis assistant coach and coach of the Deanery tennis team as well as a parent of tennis players senior Ben Popson and sophomore Heidi Popson. A few years ago, Popson and other parents brought concerns about conditions at the tennis teams’ home courts at Sam Peden Community Park in New Albany. At that time, the tennis courts were a future project that had not been funded. Popson rallied tennis parents and alumni to raise the funds needed to speed up the project. The courts were under construction at the end of the fiscal year but scheduled to be completed in September.

New student chapel at the student entrance

relocation of the baseball field New synthetic turf infield, brick dugouts, brick backstop and black vinyl fencing

New tennis courts

Projects in Progress

77%

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Goal: $320,000

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Amount pledged or raised

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As anyone who has attended a football, soccer or baseball game at Providence can attest, the complexes are in sore need of new restrooms and more modern facilities. Fundraising for this project has just begun, and the goal is to have the funds pledged or raised by next summer so the new stadium/baseball field entrance is ready for the 2016 fall sports season.

The school kitchen remains in its original configuration, with an exterior walk-in refrigerator and freezer added at some time in the past. Some equipment has been updated, but the space is small for a staff that feeds about 600 people a day. Relocation of the cafeteria to the multi-use space known as the Activity Center and of the kitchen to the former chapel will provide a better working environment and modern equipment for the cafeteria staff. It will also provide restrooms in the cafeteria for the students, who now have to use restrooms in the Main Lobby during lunch.

The aging home-side bleachers in Murphy Stadium are in need of being replaced. They were originally built out of scrap metal in 1966 and have held many excited fans over the years. New bleachers would improve fans’ access to seating. This project would begin after the field house is complete.

New field house entrance to Murphy Stadium and baseball field; will house restrooms, concessions, baseball field press box and future visitor locker rooms

relocated school cafeteria and new kitchen equipment

New home-side bleachers in Murphy Stadium

Future Projects

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A rendering of what the future field house may look like.

A representation of what the new bleachers may look like.

A representation of a possible equipment purchase.

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AnonymousDoug & Vickie (Beach ’81) BatlinerKeith & Mary Kay BaumannWilliam (Hon.’14) & Juanita BeachJames ’70 & Therese (Grantz ’72) BealDaniel ’64 & Jayne BecherWilliam & Marilyn BensingCecile BlauDaniel Block, Jr. ’96 & Megan Landis ’00 Raymond Blunk ’64Louis ’55 & Winnie BodnerAndrea Byrne ’92Terry & Kimberly CarricoRon & Jerri CarrollKevin & Cynthia CecilPaul & Amy ChriscoJ. Terrence ’67 & Peggy CodyFreda CootsPhilip ’99 & Kari CorraoMichael Sr. ’63 & Marianne (McCurdy

’66) CoyleDan Cristiani ExcavatingChristopher J. ’80 & Ann (Kaiser ’80)

DayDon ’57 & Joyce DayRev. Wilfred E. Day ’58

Michael (Hon. ’08) & Judy (Hon. ’92) Douglas

David & Earlene DugginsJonathon ’99 & Ashley (Gillenwater ’03)

EadeEstate of Denise PoppDeborah FacklerMichael & Jody (Cooley ’81) FitzpatrickChristopher & Gerri (Mattingly ’89)

FlanaganTodd ’99 & Michelle (Johnson ’99)

FrossardMichael Galligan ’56Thomas Galligan ’64Edgardo Garcia & Victoria Villa-RealChris & Kathy GatzDean E. ’86 & Kelly GettelfingerDon & Joyce GibbonsJames, Jr. & Debbie GillenwaterGlobe MechanicalJohn ’93 & Julie (Pearce ’94) GrannanPhilip & Victoria (Parker ’92) GutweinMichael & Holly HeazlittDr. & Mrs. William HesseCarl L. Huber, Sr. ’58 & Linda

(Zurschmiede ’59) Huber

Greg ’81 & Jan (Gettelfinger ’81) HuberKenneth L. ’60 & Judy (Kalbfleisch ’61)

HuberGerald (Hon.’14) & Mary Jeanne

(Schmitt ’58) HuberHuber’s Orchard & WineryMike A. ’82 & Debra HublarMike & Joan HurleyIrving Materials, Inc.The Joe and Kathy Jacobi FundJerry Jacobi ’73/Estate of Joe JacobiPaul A. ’81 & Linda JacobiPhillip ’59 & Kathleen (Huber ’62) JacobiBernie & Jan CampbellDavid ’56 & Marilyn (Stemle ’56) JarboeEdward & Tammi JerdonekDouglas ’76 & Karen JuliusWilliam S. ’91 & Angela (Geswein ’91)

KaiserWilliam J. KaiserBrendan & Leah (Cissell ’05) KellyCarolyn (Galligan) Kirchdorfer ’60Robert ’60 & Deena KleehamerSharon Kleehamer ’62Eugene ’65 & Barbara (Jackson ’65)

Kochert

Koetter Construction Inc.Koetter Woodworking IncJack ’72 & Melanie (Gibbons ’74) KoetterStephen & Angela (Grantz ’83)

KoopmanKraft Foods Matchings Gifts ProgramDoug ’95 & Shannon KraftMerle ’59 & Dorothy (Didelot ’61) KruerNorman C. ’63 & Kathy (Howell ’65)

KruerPhillip R. ’83 & Mariann KruerBrian ’99 & Audra LenfertRichard ’60 & Betty (Davis ’55) LibsPhil II & Sandy McCauleyPatrick ’73 & Leaha (Gibbons ’75)

McCriteDaniel ’64 & Sharon (Goodin ’64)

McHughDiane Murphy ’67Greg ’92 & Christiane (Geswein ’96)

NashAdam ’03 & Brittany (Tretter ’03) NavilleJames & Patricia (Kruer ’64) NettNorthwestern Mutual FoundationGreg Oster ’82Lawrence ’58 & Miriam (Marguet ’58)

ParisRonald ’80 & Michelle ParisMarie (Felten) Parker ’58William Jr. & Sheri (Bursby ’83) PayneTony PeritoJerry & Rita PopsonQRS RecyclingRonald L. Jr. ’89 & Sereva RauckPaul ’65 & Patricia (Ward ’65) RegerRetailers Supply Co.River Valley Financial BankDoug & Lisa (Eagleson ’85) Roever Jeffrey & Julie (Paris ’81) RorrerSamtec Inc.Nancy (Kraus) Scharrer ’55Tony ’65 & Linda SchulerDavid & Jill (Kraft ’91) ScottGilbert & Mary SegerTimothy ’62 & Judith (Behr ’62) SheaJ. Robert ShineNicholas ’57 & Sue (Harpe ’59) SievekingStephen & Janice (Jones ’71) SmithThomas J. ’63 & Janice (Thomas ’65)

SpriglerRobert M. Jr. ’70 & Ann (Hon. ’11)

SteinerTechnidyne CorporationLawrence (Hon. ’09) and Barbara VeryRev. Clifford VogelsangF. James ’60 & Wendy WalkerPage (Hon. ’93) & Karen (Day ’65)

WalkerKathleen WeinmannRyan ’99 & Lauren WiggintonSteven & Jenifer (Kruer ’90) WilliamsAllen & Gail WillisVan & Kathryn WillisWilliam ’72 & Nanette WisemanYour Community Bank Charitable

FoundationFuzzy & Diane ZoellerJames & Lisa (Naville ’99) Zwissler

Thank you to all who have donated or pledged to our capital campaign

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Alan Mathews ’88 is a 10-year Spanish teacher at Providence and is proud of his alma mater. But he wasn’t proud when he saw the Class of 1988 missing from the list of classes that had contributed to the Class Endowment Fund. He approached Tony Perito, vice president of advancement, and asked how to get his class on the list.

Perito worked with Mathews to write a letter to his classmates, and Mathews added his own touch – he included a copy of his check donation on the letter. Over the next few weeks, donations began arriving. Now,

the balance is at $2,650. Not quite at the permanent endowment level of $5,000, but a respectable halfway.

The Class Endowment for the Class of 1988 also benefited from a challenge from an anonymous donor who matches the first $500 donated to a Class Endowment Fund, as have several other classes. Some also benefited from that anonymous donor’s adding $500 for classes that reach the $4,500 level.

Alumni like Mathews and his classmates are important to the future of Providence.

The Providence strategic plan has a goal of reaching $3 million in its endowment fund in order to help keep tuition costs low. As more classes like the Class of 1988 are contributing to the endowment, they have helped push the total over the $1 million mark in the last couple of years, putting the endowment at one-third of its goal.

If you would like to organize a donation drive among your classmates, contact Tony Perito at (812) 945-3350 or tperito@providencehigh.net.

’88 Alumnus Spearheads Class Endowment Fundraising

Year ContributionClass of 1955 ...................... $2,665Class of 1956* ...................... 7,821Class of 1957* .................... 12,569Class of 1958* .................... 24,021Class of 1959* .....................10,215Class of 1960* .................... 21,555Class of 1961* ..................... 13,625Class of 1962* ......................8,999Class of 1963* .....................5,470Class of 1964 ........................ 2,415Class of 1965* ......................8,550Class of 1966* ......................5,050Class of 1967* ......................5,050Class of 1969* .................... 14,488Class of 1970 ....................... 1,990Class of 1971 ...........................370Class of 1972 .......................3,600Class of 1974 ........................ 1,208Class of 1977* ......................6,000Class of 1978 ....................... 1,685Class of 1979* .....................11,526Class of 1980* ......................5,000

Year ContributionClass of 1981* .......................6,250Class of 1982* .................... 26,908Class of 1983* ......................5,325Class of 1984 ........................2,760Class of 1986 ....................... 1,050Class of 1988 ........................2,650Class of 1989 ..........................400Class of 1991 ........................2,000Class of 1992 .......................2,900Class of 1993 ..........................289Class of 1994* ......................5,737Class of 1995* ......................6,204Class of 1999 ........................ 1,800Class of 2003* .....................5,000Class of 2005* ......................6,000Class of 2008* ..................... 5,165Class of 2011* .......................5,000Class of 2012* ......................5,000Class of 2013 ........................... 65Class of 2014 ........................ 3,172Class of 2015 ........................2,500Class of 2017 ........................... 50

Class Endowment Totals

*Indicates permanent endowment, with minimum $5,000 balance.

Total .......................................................................................... $270,097

As of June 30, 2015

Want to do something about it?

An anonymous donor has set up matching challenge donations to encourage classes to start their Class Endowment Fund or move it to the permanent endowment level by reaching at least $5,000. So boost your gift today in one of the following ways:

First $500. The donor will match the first $500 in a Class Endowment Fund.

Classes eligible for these matching gifts include:

Last $500. The donor will contribute $500 to a Class Endowment Fund that reaches $4,500 and needs a small boost to reach the $5,000 perma-nent endowment level.

Classes potentially eligible for this matching gift include:

noTiCE youR CLASS EnDoWmEnT miSSinG FRom ThE LiST?

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1987198919901993 19961997

199820002001200220042006

2007200920102013

19551964197019711972

19741978198419861988

19891991199219931999

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Providence Endowment Fund ................................................................................................................................................................................. $90,861St. John Bosco Crisis Endowment Fund .................................................................................................................................................................. 32,438The Patrick T. & Shane A. Cody Endowment Fund ............................................................................................................................................108,093The Jerry “Butch” Day Memorial Endowment Fund .............................................................................................................................................. 8,986The Todd Denison Memorial Endowment Fund ................................................................................................................................................... 34,773The Garner Family Scholarship Endowment Fund ............................................................................................................................................... 29,937The Gatz Family Endowment Fund ........................................................................................................................................................................... 5,376The Irvin & Gerry Gettelfinger Memorial Scholarship Endowment Fund ....................................................................................................... 26,452The D. Howard Memorial Scholarship Endowment Fund ................................................................................................................................... 14,960The William J. Kaiser and Helen L. Kaiser Endowment Fund ............................................................................................................................ 26,407The Kraft Family Endowment in Honor of Carl and Mary Kay Wolford ........................................................................................................... 5,478The Robert I. Larkin Memorial Endowment Fund .................................................................................................................................................. 9,970The John MacLeod Scholarship Endowment Fund ............................................................................................................................................... 59,631The Msgr. Louis H. Marchino Memorial Scholarship Endowment Fund .......................................................................................................... 62,888The Martha “Marty” Marlin Memorial Scholarship Endowment Fund ............................................................................................................... 6,096The Gene “Spider” Murphy Memorial Endowment Fund ..................................................................................................................................... 7,293The Norma Reynolds Memorial Scholarship Endowment Fund ........................................................................................................................ 28,037The Judy Schepers Scholarship Endowment Fund ................................................................................................................................................ 17,335The Brandon Tevis Memorial Endowment Fund .................................................................................................................................................... 5,982The Libby Unruh Memorial Scholarship Endowment Fund ................................................................................................................................ 60,394The John Thomas Williams Memorial Scholarship Endowment Fund ............................................................................................................ 127,014The Carl H. & Mary C. Osbourn Wolford Scholarship Endowment Fund ....................................................................................................... 75,797

Total market value of permanent endowment funds (including class endowments):

June 30, 2015 .......................................................................................................................................$1,167,705

Market value as of 6/30/2015

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Sources of Support

Grants Title I (resources for Learning Support) $43,131Title II (Professional development) $18,760Clark County Youth Coalition via Local Coordinating Council Drug $1,800 Free Communities (SADD activities)

Total Grants $63,691

$3,000 - $4,999Brown-Forman CorpNorthwestern Mutual Foundation

$2,000 - $2,999Raytheon

$1,000 - $1,999Morgan Stanley Foundation

$1 - $999GE FoundationHumana, Inc.

Fundraising Event revenue Golf Scramble $60,581Gala Dinner & Auction $69,103

Total Fundraising Revenue $129,684

Contributions Restricted Gifts $37,375Marching Gifts (see below) $11,888Memorials $23,056Gifts in Kind (Actual and Estimated, see p. 15) $85,958Endowment Funds Contributions $ 92,819ASAP Annual Gifts (see p. 11) $112,209

Total Contributions $363,305

Grand Total $556,680

Matching Gifts

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Barbara S. AmyDamon P. ’97 & Amy (Wheatley ’97)

AndresMarlin ’76 & Vicki AndresMichael E. ’74 & Denice (Day ’74)

AndresRon ’66 & Cynthia (Lankert ’66) AndresThomas E. ’78 & Cynthia AndresScott L. ’82 & Jeanette AndrewsAric & Linda ApplewhiteRussell ’86 & Laura (Jenkins ’86) AubreyRussell BachmanMichael & Kathi (Mazuch ’69) BaconFranklin & Frances BanetJean Banet ’72The Bank of America Charity

Foundation, Inc.Cletus & Jacqueline (Friedman ’58)

BaumannJames ’70 & Therese (Grantz ’72) BealDaniel ’64 & Jayne BecherScott Becher ’98Bill ’78 & Karen BeckerChris ’78 & Sherry BellMichael & Diane BenedettiBarbara (Gelhouse) Benjamin ’57Earl Bertrand (Hon. ’12)Andrew & Trudy BetourneJerome (Hon. ’96) & Elaine BischofRobert Jr. ’67 & Pamela BlasiusCecile BlauDaniel Block, Jr. ’96 & Megan Landis

’00 Danny J. ’71 & Susie (Spitznagel ’72)

BlockLouis ’55 & Winnie BodnerDonna (Naville) Book ’55Brown-Forman Corp.Keith E. Bube ’75Larry ’61 & Kitty (Hall ’61) BuckelLarry W. ’58 & Margaret (MacLeod ’59)

BurkeMarilyn ButlerButt Drugs, Inc.Andrea Byrne ’92Bernie ’65 & Janette CampbellJerome ’59 & Lorna Campbell Anthony & Carol (Wheatley ’83) CarricoPaul & Amy ChriscoRev. Thomas E. CleggPaul ’72 & Joan CloydJ. Terrence ’67 & Peggy CodyPatrick T. Cody ’03Shane A. Cody ’05Bradley & Kathy (Spitznagel ’73)

ColemanMichael & Regina (Andres ’73) CoxDaniel & Joanna DanzlCody Davidson ’09Christopher J. ’80 & Ann (Kaiser ’80)

DayDon ’57 & Joyce DayEverett & Pat DayRaymond ’57 & Eileen DayRev. Wilfred E. Day ’58James Delehanty ’66Larry ’86 & Bobbi DenisonThomas & Anne Charlton ’58 Drexler

Jonathon ’99 & Ashley (Gillenwater ’03) Eade

Lucy (Fouts) Eagleson ’62Marylon (Jolissaint) Ehlers ’57Raymond & Juliann EickholtzKenneth ’65 & Mary Sue (Galligan ’66)

EllenbrandRobert Engle ’59Frederick A. ’81 & Kathryn (Wilson ’81)

ErnstbergerMark ’78 & Marcia ErnstbergerMichael & Rita (Fachinger ’68) EtzlAlexander ’09 & Mary (Lilly ’09)

EvanczykGerald W. ’68 & Linda EvansRobley Jr. ’63 & Colleen EvansDeborah FacklerPowell & Sandra (Becher ’68) FelixHomer A. Jr., M.D., (Hon. ’04) &

Marilyn FerreeKim & Carol (Spitznagel ’66) FisherJohn E. ’68 Jr. & Beverly Fitzgerald Shane ’99 & Ann (Wheatley ’97)

FitzgeraldDr. Donald ForseeMichael & Teresa FranckhauserBob & Martha FranzJoe & Carole (Roy ’57) FrederickAmanda French ’06Billy & Sandra (Kahl ’64) FrostMichael Galligan ’56Thomas Galligan ’64GE FoundationFrancis & Mary GesweinDon & Joyce GibbonsAndrew Grantz ’07John Sr. ’63 & Llyn (Haehl ’65) GrantzJoseph M. Grantz ’60Kevin ’69 & Patricia GravissJeffrey & Linda (Wright ’75) GronekRon & Beverly GroomsMike ’70 & Denise (Schmidt ’70) HaganBruce ’72 & Connie (McCurdy ’72)

HarbesonJohn & Julie (Dattilo ’80) HarperAngela HartmanRay & Teresa HebertPhilip ’78 & Linda HendershotRob Hochadel ’79Craig ’73 & Barbara HoldenGeorge ’67 & Molly HookC. Ben ’75 & Theresa (Dattilo ’78)

HornungMargaret HornungJohn & Mary HoughtonBob & Christa (Payne ’84) HoylandRonald ’62 & Dolores (Murley ’66)

HoylandBonnie HuberCarl L. Huber, Sr. ’58 & Linda

(Zurschmiede ’59) HuberGerald (Hon.’14) & Mary Jeanne

(Schmitt ’58) HuberGreg ’81 & Jan (Gettelfinger ’81) HuberMichael D. ’70 & Karen HublarMike A. ’82 & Debra HublarRobert T. ’63 & Denise HublarHumana, Inc.

Linda HunterMike & Joan HurleyCharles R. & Beverly HutchinsIndiana High School Athletic

Association, Inc.Jerry F. ’73 & Kathryn JacobiPaul A. ’81 & Linda JacobiJames & Judy (Denny ’58) JagielskiBarbara (Kamer) Janousek ’64David ’56 & Marilyn (Stemle ’56) JarboeSteve Jarboe ’78Elizabeth (O’Hara) Jenks ’58Lonnie & Beverley (Holden ’64) JohnsRev. Eric JohnsonRonald & Tracy (Kyburz ’86) JohnstonDennis & Irene (Bir ’63) JoyceRuth (Uhl) Kaiser ’59William S. ’91 & Angela (Geswein ’91)

KaiserJeanette KannapelBrendan & Leah (Cissell ’05) KellyAaron & Sara (Schmidt ’98) KincadeMichael King ’68Robert ’60 & Deena KleehamerVirgil ’57 & Doris (Receveur ’58) KleinJames & Suzanne KochertRonald Kochert ’55Bob & Gladys Koetter EstateBob J. Jr. ’78 & Kelly KoetterJack ’72 & Melanie (Gibbons ’74)

KoetterKenny ’75 & Vicki KoetterPhil ’71 & Marcia (Ruf ’73) KoetterWayne ’81 & Cheryl KoetterWilliam & Cynthia (Schnell ’77) KrehelyJames A. Sr. ’61 & Betty KruerNorman C. ’63 & Kathy (Howell ’65)

KruerRonald L. ’64 & Maorong LancasterSang & L. Hillary (Ogden ’05) LeeRobert ’56 & Georgia (Radcliff ’60)

LeonardJoann (Cottingham ’55) LeuthartJeffrey & Cara LibsEugene & Evelyn (Kruer ’55) LillyBlanche Lorch ’57MacLean FoundationDaniel ’56 & Juanita MarraMary Virginia McBrideJames Y. McCullough, Jr. ’60Daniel ’64 & Sharon (Goodin ’64)

McHughMark ’79 & Mary (Vest ’81) McKinleyGeoffrey Mooney ’05Morgan Stanley FoundationJoseph & Barbara (Seckinger ’78) MorraGreg ’92 & Christiane (Geswein ’96)

NashJames & Patricia (Kruer ’64) NettMarvin & Martha (Metzger ’57)

NicholsonBarbara Renn & Robert (Nick) NicolRochelle (Skinner) Oms ’60David L. Osborne ’82 Dorothy (Weber ’58) OsterJoseph ’83 & Anne ParisLawrence ’58 & Miriam (Marguet ’58)

Paris

William Jr. & Sheri (Bursby ’83) PayneRebecca (Caufield) Peloff ’60Michael Lally & Pat PierceJerry & Rita PopsonPatrick & Clara QuinkertRuth K. QuinkertThomas ’69 & Diana RaidyRaytheonChester & Ruth Ann (Buren ’57)

ReynoldsMary ReynoldsJohn ’55 & Glenda RichartRita Richart ’59Taylor & Sharon RidingsPaula (Sellers) Robinson ’65Doug & Lisa (Eagleson ’85) Roever Jeffrey & Julie (Paris ’81) RorrerMarcella (Gleason ’57) RumpelEugene & Peggy (Reas ’65)

SchellenbergerStephen ’63 & Lucille SchillerSusan Schiller ’65Charles ’69 & Pat SchladandCarl & Carolyn “Susie” (Shelton ’63)

SchmidtElizabeth (Bir ’64) SchmidtMartin & Jeanne (Howell ’67) SchmidtLarry & Ginny SchremserChris & Mary Beth (Burke ’89)

SchuckmanEllen M. Schueler ’85Matt ’75 & Melodye SchuelerFred & Carol (Muller ’61) SchulzGilbert & Mary SegerPauline SenzigJ. Robert ShineMary Ann (Voll) Smith ’61Stephen & Janice (Jones ’71) SmithJoseph & Margaret (Stemm ’55) SoergelMilford & Dolores SparksRichard ’69 & Marcy SpitznagelJoy (Hancock ’56) SpriglerLarry & Ann (Vest ’83) SticklerRose StricklandIrvin & Pat (Jenks ’57) StumlerDrs. Bhanu & Nayana ThakerMary Rose (Book ’60) ThompsonJames R. Thornton ’55John Jr. ’75 & Diane (Jarboe ’77) TiniusTodd & Elizabeth (Johnson ’83)

TuchfarberCharles L. Turner ’65Timothy & Krista UhlLawrence (Hon. ’09) and Barbara VeryJoe ’57 & Nancy (Phillips ’57 Day)

VoignierPage (Hon. ’93) & Karen (Day ’65)

WalkerJames ’66 & Rose WathenLarry & Jan WeimerTodd ’91 & Elizabeth WetzelAllen & Gail WillisVan & Kathryn WillisTerry & Mary (Glotzbach ’66) WrightDavid A. ’70 & Margaret (Goffinet ’76)

YoungZoeller Company

ASAP Donors 2014-2015This list includes gifts received between July 1, 2014, and June 30, 2015

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Enrollment by Parish, 7-12 2014-2015

The Graduates of 2015

Holy Family ................................................ 76Our Lady of Perpetual Help ................... 87Sacred Heart ............................................... 31 St. Anthony ................................................ 69 St. Augustine ................................................ 6St. Bernard .................................................... 0St. Francis Xavier ........................................ 0St. John, Starlight ....................................... 10St. John Paul II ........................................104St. Joseph, Corydon .................................. 16 St. Mary-of-the-Knobs ............................. 52 St. Mary, Lanesville ..................................... 3 St. Mary, Navilleton .................................... 6 St. Mary, New Albany ............................... 17 St. Michael, Bradford .................................. 4 St. Michael, Charlestown ............................ 4 St. Peter ......................................................... 0Non-Deanery, non-Catholic .................... 64

Total ................................................ 549

y 113 Graduates

y Provided 9,735 formal service hours

y Earned $7.25 million in college scholarship offers

y 99% are pursuing higher education at colleges and universities throughout the nation

y 75% earned an Indiana Honors Diploma

y 47% are children or grandchildren of alumni

y Received a large portion of the 1,113 college credit or dual-college credit hours earned by students in the 2014-2015 school year

Financial Aid & Scholarships Awarded to Students Endowment scholarships (awarded by donor criteria) $20,800Pioneer Scholarship (merit, incoming 7th grade) $5,000Ritter Scholarship (merit, incoming 9th grade) $28,000Guerin Scholarship (merit, incoming 9th grade) $61,755Multiple student discount $60,800Children of faculty/staff discount $159,525Blue Angel (donor-restricted scholarship) $56,654ASAP (needs based) $513,022

Total financial aid & scholarships awarded $905,556

Students awarded need-based financial aid: 44.6%

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Gifts in Kind Donors

AnonymousKyle Andres ’99Jan AndresChristopher & Lora AriaShara (Miller ’80) Augsburger/Rookies

Cookies and CakesAyres II, LLCThe BACKSTAGE CrewDoug ’83 & Emily BanetClare (Moyer ’96) BanetRoger Baylor/New Albanian Brewing

CompanyBill (Hon. ’14) & Juanita BeachBig O TiresDaniel & Jessica (Platt ’03) BirdMike & Casey BittenbenderWayne Blanton/Papa John’s PizzaJoey & Lori (Bloat ’84) BlantonRaymond Blunk ’64James Book, Jr. ’97Bill Boyd ’75Toni (Tinius) Brady ’80Chris & Laura BrownBrown Forman CorporationBuffalo Wild WingsDonna BurdenDaniel ’56 & Bobbe BurkeBernie ’65 & Jan CampbellAngela CarterChampions Pointe Golf ClubBrian Chinn/Point Package LiquorsDiane Christopher/Sweet Stuff BakeryChuy’sMorgan Coomer ’07/Sweets by MorganMark & Christina CopelliJimmy Cox ’05Coyle ChevroletDan Cristiani Excavating Co., Inc.Don ’57 & Joyce DayDelana Day/Priority RadiologyRay ’57 & Eileen DayChristopher Day ’80/Priority RadiologyDon ’57 & Joyce DayDale Durham (Hon. ’06)Vicky EdelenByron Evanczyk ’85Deborah Fackler

Phil & Debby (Townsend ’83) FancherJill (Ernstberger ’91) FinneganMichael & Jody (Cooley ’81) FitzpatrickFrazier History MuseumD. Clay Gabhart ’83Roger & Julie (Bemiss ’87) GallegosThomas Galligan ’64Kerry GerberShima GettelfingerJames H. Gillenwater, Jr./McAlister’s

DeliStephan & Deborah (Stumler ’81)

Gregory/Stumler CateringMark & Nancy HartlageFrederick Jr. ’86 & Angela HazenHeaven Hill DistilleriesDavid ’79 & Teresa HellingerCinnamon HepburnHidden Creek Golf ClubTed ’84 & Dana HuberGreg ’81 & Jan (Gettelfinger ’81) Huber,

Ted ’84 & Dana Huber/Huber’s Orchard & Winery

Kim Volpert ’87 HuffMike & Joan HurleyInsty PrintsIrving Materials, Inc.Brian ’84 & Leigh Ann Jacobi/Jacobi

Sales, Inc.Jeffersonville Elks Lodge & Country

ClubEd & Tammi Jerdonek/Luckett & Farley

Architects & EngineersJohn Jones Automotive Group Michael & Eva (Lancaster ’70)

KapfhammerStephen & Susan KaremKentuckiana Medical CenterCarolyn (Galligan) Kirchdorfer ’60Koetter Building ServicesCheryl Koetter/Cricket’s Café LLCSteve & Angela (Grantz ’83) KoopmanJoe ’80 & Pam (Lilly ’77) Kraft/

Generations Monuments & Memorials

Kratz Sporting GoodsJames A. Kruer Jr., MD ’84

Merle Kruer ’59L & D Mail MastersWillard & Michele (Peak ’79) LewallenJeff & Cara Libs/Libs PavingLouisville Distilling CompanyMarengo CaveMark’s Feed StoreTodd & Debbie (Sparks ’84) MarshallAlan Mathews ’88David & Judith (Hubbuch ’64) MattinglyNicholson PrintingRochelle (Skinner ’60) OmsKristine Orms/Louisville Ballet SchoolGreg J. Oster ’82Lawrence ’58 & Miriam (Marguet ’58)

ParisJoe PayneMark & Pam PerkinsonJim & Laura Pfeiffer/Turtle Run WineryPHS Advancement OfficePHS Athletic DepartmentPHS BookstoreErnie Polston/Williams BakeryTodd ’88 & Claudia (Hayes ’88) PopsonRobert & Carol (Nance ’79) Powers/

Nance Floral Shoppe

Robert & Valerie PullenThomas ’69 & Diana RaidyJon Reiter ’93Randall ’74 & Monica (Yeater ’78) RennChristopher & Gailann ReynoldsPaul & Kelly RivardParrish & Teresa RobersonAnnette RobinsonRocky’s Sub PubJeffrey & Julie (Paris ’81) RorrerRubbin’ Butts BBQSamtec USAWarren & Jill Schimpff/Schimpff ’s

ConfectioneryEddie ’80 & Kathie SchwartzBryan & Tammy SeifriedBen Shahroudi ’14Leslie Lewis SheetsRachel (Hall ’00) Smallwood/Orange

CloverChristopher & Lisa SmithThomas Jr. ’97 & Blair (Schmidt ’99)

SonneDan & Denise (Densford ’77) SpiveyLyle II & Nancy (Daily ’75) StarrDavid Stemler/PC Home CenterRonda (Miller ’83) StumlerWilliam J. Tonini/Tonini Church Supply

Co.Trader Joe’sEdwin & Carol (Day ’56) UllrichTom & Donna (Eickholtz ’91) UptonValley View Golf Club, Inc.John & Linda Van HookLawrence (Hon. ’09) and Barbara VeryTed & Susan WagnerCharles & Denna WatsonJohn Werne/Holiday World and Splashin’

SafariJeffrey & Sherri WilliamsVan & Kathy WillisDavid & Deanna WurmBeth ZoellerTyler Zoller ’10Mary (Amos ’80) Zoller/Chair Flair LLC

This list includes gifts received between July 1, 2014, and June 30, 2015

AnonymousE. Anne BanetDaniel J. ’71 & Susan (Spitznagel) ’72 BlockRev. Wilfred Day ’58 Don ’57 DayJoan & Mike Hurley

Jerry F. ’73 & Kathryn JacobiDebbie (Sparks) Marshall ’84 Barbara Renn Patrick Ryan ’77 Karl F. & Carolyn (Shelton ’63) Schmidt Rev. Clifford Vogelsang

The St. mother Theodore Guerin heritage Society

These members have named Providence in their will, life insurance policy, or charitable trust in a future gift to the school. For information on being part of this planned gift recognition club contact Tony Perito, vice president of advancement, at (812) 945-3350 or tperito@providencehigh.net

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