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2011-2012 Annual Fund

Table of ContentsYear In Review 7

Financial Summary 9

Advancement Efforts 10

Annual Fund Contributors 11

Parent Contributors 17

Tributes 18

Corporate & Business Contributors 19

Faculty & Staff Contributors 21

Alumni Contributors by Class Year 21

Ways to Give 25

Rebelation Sponsors 25

Pope John XXIII Legacy Society 26

2011-2012 Board of Directors

Patrick Schubach (R‘83), ChairDr. Joseph LaRosa, Vice Chair

R. J. Schoettle (R‘82), SecretaryJoseph D. Hollowell (Hon‘97), Administrative Officer

Rev. James R. Wilmoth (Hon‘11), Dean

Members Ms. Ramona ArdizzoneMr. Tom Barrett (R‘85)

Mr. Stephen Battiato (R‘83)Mr. Pat CollierMrs. Anne Frye

Mr. Gan GinMr. Joseph Hollowell (Hon‘97)

Mrs. Lori HuddlestonDr. Joseph LaRosaMr. Thomas Meier

Mr. Rick NoverMrs. Missy O’MaleyMr. Robert Saling

Mr. Joe Schaefer (R‘88)Mr. John Schalk

Mr. Paul Schmoll (R‘80)Mr. R. J. Schoettle (R‘82)

Mr. Pete Schroeder (Hon‘09)Mr. Patrick Schubach (R‘83)

Mrs. Catherine SchutteMrs. Alice SusemichelMrs. Elizabeth Szentes

Mr. Jeff VeldhofMr. John Vercruysse

Ms. Mary Jo Zajeski (R‘71)

2011-2012 Administration

Joseph D. Hollowell (Hon‘97), PresidentCharles E. Weisenbach (R‘79,) Principal

David W. Gervasio (R‘85), Vice President for Finance and Facilities

Terese R. Carson, Vice President for Institutional Advancement

Robert F. Tully (Hon‘93), Vice President for Mission and Ministry

James Kedra, Assistant Principal for Academic Affairs

Shellie Hartford, Assistant Principal for Student Activities

Timothy A. Puntarelli (Hon‘99), Dean of StudentsShelly Fitzgerald (R‘91), Co-Director of GuidanceLynn Starkey (Hon‘07), Co-Director of Guidance

David J. Toner (C‘67), Athletic DirectorRev. James R. Wilmoth (Hon‘11), Chaplain

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2011-2012 Annual Fund 22011-2012 Annual Fund CONTINUING TRADITION

Dear Friends,

In the Gospel of Luke we find the story of ten lepers who cried out to Jesus, “Master have pity on us!” They were then ordered by Jesus to go show themselves to the high priest. On their way to the priest they were healed of their leprosy. One of the lepers, a Samaritan, returns to Jesus to give thanks and praise to God. And it is here that Jesus asks the question, “Were not all ten made whole?” Of course, Jesus knew the answer to this question. But he asked anyway. Possibly he did so to make the point that gratitude is a virtue that God expects us to develop. I hope you will accept this report as our attempt to be a bit more like that grateful leper in saying thanks.

Some of the many things we are thankful for over the last year include:

■ Over $19,500,000 in merit-based scholarships earned by the graduates of the Class of 2012 – the highest total ever in the school’s history!

■ A stunningly successful Annual Fund drive that combined with other fundraising efforts at Roncalli to raise over $1,000,000 in gifts that allowed for a long overdue renovation of our football locker room, construction of a new wrestling room, matching funds for endowment, and financial assistance for qualified families that need help.

■ An all-time high of 50% of our graduating seniors earning a score of three or higher on at least one AP exam - near the top of all high schools in the state in this category.

Your support of our mission is a great encouragement to us that our work is vital in today’s world and that we are not in this alone. Whether your support has come through gifts of time, talent, treasure, notes of encouragement, or prayers for our students please know how grateful we are for the generosity of spirit that has been such a great blessing to our students and teachers.

And so again I say thanks for your relentless efforts to make Roncalli a special place for young people. They deserve it. It is what God has called us to do. It is my privilege to work with you towards that end.

Sincerely,

Joseph D. Hollowell President

A Letter From Joe Hollowell Hon ‘97,President

Joe HollowellPresident

CONTINUING TRADITION3 2011-2012 Annual Fund


Jim and Sophia Otley2011-2012 Annual Fund Chairpersons

Jim and Sophia Otley2011-2012 Annual Fund

Chairpersons

It has been our privilege to be the Chairpersons for the 2011-2012 Roncalli High School Annual Fund. We would like to extend our sincere appreciation and gratitude to all the parents, the Southside parishes, benefactors, and the business community for supporting this year’s campaign.

We are blessed with school leaders who believe in maintaining a longstanding tradition of excellence and act as responsible stewards to the Mission of Roncalli. You can feel assured that every dollar you donated was used to its maximum potential to support the growth of the school and the needs of our students and families.

Thanks to your generous support, we exceeded our goal of $420,000 and the benefits are immediate and significant:

Facility Improvements: The interior modernization of the Blockhouse was long overdue in so much as the previous state of the facility represented a potential health hazard to our kids. The renovation has been masterfully executed to upgrade the utility of the facility, provide a clean and modern learning environment, while maintaining the history and tradition of the original blockhouse exterior. The addition to the bubble provides the wrestling team a well-earned, and much needed, facility. Last, and very important, all Rebel athletes will benefit from improvements in the training facilities that provide first aid, treatment and rehabilitative care to help keep our most prized possessions, our kids, strong and healthy.

Tuition Assistance: The Roncalli Mission remains true to the ideal that all Catholic families should have an opportunity to provide their children with a Catholic education. Your continued support is responsible for allowing all to be a part of the Roncalli family.

Future Foundations Endowment Match: Building a strong Endowment is vitally important for Roncalli to assure that the promise of excellence continues and grows in the future.

Teacher Training: Any dollar directed for the advancement of our teachers is a dollar well spent.

On behalf of all the students, administration, faculty, staff, and parents, we thank you for your generous support. We hope you agree that this year’s campaign was well executed and handled with the highest standard of care.

God bless,

Jim and Sophia Otley2011-2012 Annual Fund Chairpersons



Rev. James R. Wilmoth Chaplain,

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Rev. Gerald Kirkhoff good ShepheRdRev. Bill Williams

holy nameRev. Michael Mageria

adminiStRatoR, holy RoSaRyRev. Patrick A. Doyle

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Msgr. Mark A. Svarczkopf ouR lady of the gReenwood

Rev. Lawrence Janezic, OFM SaCRed heaRt

Rev. Glenn L. O’Connor St. ann

Msgr. Anthony Volz St. BaRnaBaS

Rev. Vincent P. Lampert SS. fRanCiS and ClaRe

Rev. Rick Nagel adminiStRatoR, St. John

Rev. Stephen J. Banet St. Jude

Rev. Gerald Kirkhoff St. maRk

Rev. John Beitans St. RoSe of lima

Rev. Arturo Ocampo, OFM St. patRiCk

Charles E. Weisenbach R‘79Principal

Roncalli High School is so fortunate to be the beneficiary of such a generous and giving community. Last year’s annual fund drive raised over $420,000 to enable Roncalli to continue to effectively carry out its mission.

The monies raised from this important initiative are used to provide funding for tuition assistance. With the continued increase in enrollment, the need for financial assistance is greater than ever. Funds raised will not only assist families this year, but will be used to fund an endowment to assist future generations as well.

Proceeds from the annual fund also enable Roncalli to make improvements to the school’s facilities. This year is no exception as we place our emphasis on making much needed upgrades to the school’s information technology.

Like many of you, I have witnessed dramatic improvements to the school over the years and continue to be amazed by the generosity of the Roncalli Community and its willingness to give so freely of its time, talent and treasure.

On behalf of Roncalli High School, thank you for your support and please keep Roncalli and its entire family in your prayers, as we strive to be good stewards of the gifts you have so generously given.

May God bless you,

Patrick Schubach

Patrick Schubach R‘83Chairperson of the Board of Directors

Roncalli High School continues to experience excellence on so many different fronts. Our students’ academic performance and academic accomplishments continue to be at or near the top in the state in a wide variety of areas. The scope of excellence found in our students’ efforts in the extracurricular activities continues to be both far reaching and extensive with excellence abounding in the fine arts, athletics and club activities. Most importantly, with the help of our parents and parishes in the South Deanery, we are helping our young people build a stronger, more vibrant faith that will benefit them in all aspects of their life. God continues to shine down brightly on Roncalli!

Patrick J. SchubachChairperson of the Board

of Directors

Chuck WeisenbachPrincipal

2011-2012 South Deanery Pastors



Thank you to everyone who helped make the Continuing -R- Tradition

Annual Fund a success.

Special thanks to the 2011-2012 Annual Fund Dinner Table Hosts:

Anne ArmbrusterGary & Darla Armbruster

Tom & Penny BarrettAnthony & Sue BoorGreg & Lisa Brassie

Terese CarsonPat & Lori Crosley

Roger & Lani CummingsSr. Anne FrederickEd & Anne Frye

Dave & Tamara GervasioDan & Barb Hatfield

Bryan & Margaret HendricksJoe & Diane HollowellPat & Elaine Jerrell

James & Jennifer KedraBob & Rose Kelly

Larry & Janie KillionJoe & Amy Kuntz

Scott & Missy MarshTom & Lora Mascari

Jerre & Cindy McManamaJohn & Tara MorseBill & Sue Mullen

Rick & Kathy NoverJim & Sophia Otley

Rob & Amy RichardsonSara Riedeman

R.J. & Kelly SchoettleScott & Kathy SchreiberPete & Joy Schroeder

Pat & Angela SchubachScott & Dorothy Stenger

Gerard & Kim StribyDavid & Elizabeth Szentes

Dave & Angie TonerJeff & Elizabeth Traylor

Chuck & Jane WeisenbachRob & Liz Whalen

Rob & Marianne WhelchelFr. Jim Wilmoth Wilmoth

David & Anne Wolf



August 2011 ■ Juniors Kim Merkel and David

Page were named winners in the 2011 Ayn Rand Institute’s Anthem Essay Contest. Kim’s essay was a third place winner and David’s essay received Honorable Mention recognition. There were over 23,000 essays entered in this year’s competition. “Anthem” is a novel that is read as a part of the English curriculum in schools all across the country.

■ The College Board released the names of students who received AP recognition based on their performance on the AP tests. Roncalli had 41 students who earned academic distinction for their performance on the AP tests.

September 2011 ■ The Girls’ Golf Team (below)

captured their sixth consecutive Sectional Championship. Senior Anna Gleixner was the individual Sectional Champion with an amazing round of 66.

■ Three members of the Senior Class of 2012, Jimmy Henke, Bryan Rainey and Cassie Schultheis, were named National Merit Semi-finalists. This distinction is earned through one’s performance on the PSAT during his or her junior year. Semi-finalists represent less than 1% of the top seniors from high schools all over America who took this exam last October. The Class of 2012 recorded a record number of National Merit Scholars. In addition to the three National Merit Semi-Finalists, these students earned the distinction of being National Merit Commended students: Lizzy Corcoran, Amy Hemmelgarn, Rachel Law, Alyssa Loebig, Mary Oelker, James Parkinson, Joe Penno, Rachael Redmond, David Saylor, Katie Schultheis and Cole Toner! As National Merit Commended students, these students were in the top 3% of the best and brightest seniors in all high schools in the country.

October 2011 ■ Senior Joe Penno became the

latest student to score a perfect score on a standardized test. On the Reading portion of the ACT, Joe scored a perfect 36.

■ The Boys’ Soccer Team avenged an earlier season loss with an exciting 3-2 victory (on penalty kicks) over Perry Meridian in the championship game of the Sectionals. The win marked the sixth consecutive Sectional title for the boys’ soccer program.

■ Both the Boys’ and Girls’ Cross Country Teams earned a spot in the IHSAA Regional meet by virtue of their fourth place finish in the Sectional meet.

■ The Spell Bowl Team claimed the title of highest scoring team at Regional Competition and earned a spot in the 2011 Indiana Spell Bowl State Finals. Spellers included: Camille Natividad, Elizabeth Norman, Kayla Streicher, Rachel Law, Mikaela Bielawski, Amanda McClellan, Clare Schutte, Kaitlyn Eckstein, Mary Oelker and Barbara Kratsios. Amanda McClellan was the lone perfect speller from amongst all of the teams at the Regional Competition. The Rebel spellers competed in the 2011 Spell Bowl State Championship.

■ The annual Encore Awards Ceremony, Indianapolis Community Theaters’ version of the Tony Awards, was held, and Senior Jordan Donica received a nomination for Best Male Vocalist for “The King and I” at Footlite Musicals.

■ The Lady Rebel Volleyball Team earned a hard fought Sectional Championship defeating Tech, Cathedral and Lawrence North to win the Lawrence Central Sectional. The Rebels dropped an exciting, hard fought Regional Championship game to New Castle.

November 2011 ■ The Fall Play production, “The

Love of Three Oranges,” was performed in November - Two thumbs up was the review with lots of positive comments.

■ The yearbook was inducted into Walsworth Publishing Company’s Gallery of Excellence for the second straight year. The Gallery of Excellence is a showcase of the company’s top yearbooks. Gallery books demonstrate true master of a yearbook’s purpose – to provide thorough coverage of the school year with interesting stories that highlight all types

of students using well-written copy, stunning photography and trendy design. Only a small percentage of yearbooks published by Walsworth enter the Gallery each year. Gallery of Excellence yearbooks are used as examples by yearbook sales representatives nationwide.

■ Roncalli was proud to have a number of students involved in key leadership and participatory positions for NCYC. Senior Chessie LaRosa was one of the featured entertainers and was one of the recording artists of the Theme Song. Fellow Senior Ana Rollins performed a twenty minute set of her music.

■ Senior Mikaela Bielawski scored a perfect 36 on the English portion of the ACT. This marked her second perfect score as she recorded a 36 on the Reading portion.

■ The annual Roncalli Canned Food & Blood Drive took place in November. Final tallies: Total Cans Collected - 59,321, Total Money Collected - $26,643, Total Cans With Money – 85,964, Total Pints Of Blood Donated – 168, New Bone Marrow Registrants – 309. Junior Fred Dowell was Roncalli’s top can collector by a wide margin. Fred collected and turned in 1,141 cans. Freshman Megan Choinacky collected 290 cans.

December 2011 ■ Juniors Joey Wolf and David

Page were selected to attend the 2011 Richard G. Lugar Symposium for Tomorrow’s Leaders. Joey and David were selected based on their outstanding leadership and service. Joey and David attended the symposium along with nearly 500 other students from across the state.

■ Junior Regina Mack and Freshman Samantha Riester performed in The Nutcracker at the Old National Centre at the Murat Theater.

■ Many in the Roncalli community supported the annual Christmas Toy and Book Drive, with the largest response ever. Countless kids, teens, adults and families had a Merry Christmas due to the tremendous generosity shown by all who supported the drive.

January 2012 ■ Senior Damon Albertson and

Junior Mason Nickell were champions in their respective weight classes in the Marion County Wrestling Tournament.

■ The Campus Ministry Team contributed to the Super Kids Super Sharing drive in conjunction with the Super Bowl in Indianapolis. Over 3,000 gently used books, school supplies and sports equipment were collected at Roncalli and contributed to the national campaign.

February 2012 ■ Senior Bryan Rainey was

selected as a member of the oboe section for the 2012 All State Band. He earned this distinction by competing against the top musicians from high school band programs throughout the entire state. The 2012 Indiana All State Band performed in March.

■ The Girls’ Bowling Team claimed the Regional Championship, advancing to Semi-State. Jessica Neu finished 3rd and continued to Semi-State.

■ The Kiwanis Club of Indianapolis honored area high school students who have overcome significant obstacles in their lives and presented $41,000 in scholarships to candidates at its 37th annual Abe Lincoln Scholarship Awards Banquet. Senior Kayla Kirkpatrick was awarded with a Circle of Valor Award. Circle of Valor Awards were presented to 25 candidates, each representing an area high school. Candidates were nominated by their high schools for the scholarships because of their achievements in the face of daunting obstacles.

■ Roncalli advanced two wrestlers from Semi-State to the 2012 Wrestling State Finals. Junior Barry McGinley finished 2nd at 113 and Senior Joe Ardizzone finished 4th at 170.

■ Senior Jack Niezer qualified to swim the 50 Freestyle in the 2012 Swimming State Championships and finished 26th in the preliminaries.

■ Students competed at the 2012 state wide Theater Conference for high school thespians. The following Rebels earned special distinction: David Buergler -- Solo Musical Theatre Experienced -- Superior Rating, Brooke Grannan -- Solo Musical Theatre Experienced -- Superior Rating, Jordan Donica & Chessie LaRosa -- Duet Musical Theatre Experienced -- Excellence Rating, Jill Schmidt -- Monologue Novice -- Excellence Rating, Tyler Sipes -- 2nd place in Sound during the Tech Challenge.

Year in Review



■ Seven musicians earned the right to compete at the 2012 ISSMA Solo & Ensemble State Finals. They were Haley Craig (flute), Bryan Rainey (oboe), Mary Oelker (clarinet), Brett Bennett (trumpet), Michael Millott (baritone), Mitchell Pavnica (drum set) and Ben Shilson (snare drum).

■ The Girls’ Bowling Team captured the 2012 Bowling Sectional Championship.

■ The Girls’ Swimming and Diving Team qualified for the Girls’ Swimming & Diving Sectional Finals.

■ Rebel wrestlers advanced to the IHSAA Wrestling Regionals at Perry Meridian High School: Vance Ellis, Barry McGinley, Ryan Hamner, Brennan Ellis, David Mappes, Nick Ader, Logan Zielinski, Danny Rojas, Joe Ardizzone, and Shane Briggeman. Senior Danny Rojas was a 2012 Sectional Champion. Senior Joe Ardizzone and Junior Barry McGinley also competed in the 2012 IHSAA Wrestling State Finals.

■ Rebel Rhapsody Show Choir had an outstanding showing at the Fishers High School Show Choir Festival. Competing against 12 other schools Rebel Rhapsody was one of three show choirs selected in their division to advance to the Finals that evening. Junior David Buergler was selected as top soloist from the field of 25 singers who competed in the solo competition.

■ The Girls’ Bowling Team advanced to the Semi-State round of the 2012 Indiana High School Bowling Championships.

■ Rebel wrestlers advanced to the IHSAA Wrestling Individual Semi-State Competition at New Castle High School: Vance Ellis, Barry McGinley, Brennan Ellis, David Mappes, Logan Zielinski, Danny Rojas and Joe Ardizzone.

■ Mock Trial participants earned top honors in the Sectional round of Mock Trial competition: Most Effective Attorney Award – Jimmy Henke, Matt Connors; Most Effective Witness Award – Coleen Gaughan, Maddie Wincek, Khristy Ratz and Morgan Farnworth.

March 2012 ■ Band members participated

in the Band ISSMA State Solo and Ensemble Contest at North Central High School. Receiving Soloist Gold Medals (Superior Rating) were Haley Craig on flute, Bryan Rainey on oboe, Brett Bennett on trumpet,

Michael Millott on euphonium and on drum set, Mitch Pavnica.

■ The Gymnastics Team claimed the Sectional Championship, for the fourth year in a row and the Regional Championship, for the fourth year as well. Seniors Cassie and Kaitie Schultheis won three of the four individual events and came home in first and second place respectively in the All Around competition. The team competed in State Finals and placed third. Both Cassie and Kaitie Schultheis won the Mental Attitude Award.

■ Roncalli’s spring musical, Seussical, was an outstanding production. The show played before six packed houses and entertained folks of all ages. The entire cast and crew put together a great production.

■ Rebel Rhapsody concluded their competitive Show Choir season with an outstanding, enthusiastic and energy packed performance at the Huntington North High School Competition. Rebel Rhapsody earned 1st Runner-up recognition.

■ There were 35 Jazz Bands from throughout the state of Indiana that competed in the Ball State Jazz Festival including Jazz Bands from schools such as Carmel, Lawrence North, Valparaiso and Bloomington North. The Rebel Jazz Band brought home more Outstanding Performer Honors (4) than any other school at the festival. Roncalli musicians were honored as “tops in the show” from all of the musicians from the 35 different Jazz Bands: Outstanding Trombone-Michael Millott; Outstanding Piano-Bryan Rainey; Outstanding Bass-Mike Fox and Outstanding Overall Performer of the Day-Mike Fox on bass.

■ The Indoor State Track and Field Championship Qualifying Meets were held, and Senior Will Schott won first place in the high jump and qualified for the Boys Indoor Track & Field State Finals placing 8th.

■ Senior Cole Toner was named to play in the North-South All Star football game.

April 2012 ■ Seniors Cassie Schultheis, Tim

Zimmerman and Ben Susemichel received the top three spots in the Central Indiana portion of the nationwide National Association of Women In Construction Architectural Design Competition. The three students, their families and their teacher, Mr. Jim Ratliff, were honored at an Awards Dinner in April.

■ Sophomore Emily Prather was the first place winner in the 10th grade division in the John Kelley 2012 Vocations Essay Contest sponsored by the local Serra Club. Her essay earned top honors from essays submitted by students throughout the Archdiocese of Indianapolis. Emily was honored at a Serra Club luncheon.

■ Bob Tully (below) was honored by the Southside Catholic Business Professionals as their 2012 Catholic Person of the Year Award. The award was a part of the group’s annual Inspirational Insights Program that featured a capacity crowd at the Colts Complex. Bob was completing his 50th year of service to Chartrand and Roncalli High Schools.

May 2012 ■ Long time Lady Rebels

Basketball Coach Bob Kirkhoff was inducted into the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame. During his twenty year tenure leading the girls’ basketball program he won 324 games, nine Indianapolis City Championships, eight Sectionals, four Regionals, one Semi-State and guided the Lady Rebels to the 1986 IHSAA State Finals. He was named Marion County Coach of the Year three times and also was an Indiana All Star assistant coach in 1993. Bob guided the girls’ basketball program in a first class manner and always served as a great ambassador for girls basketball and Roncalli.

■ Roncalli had a record number of perfect scores earned by students in the ACT. Seven juniors registered nine different perfect scores on this nationwide college admissions test. They were: Cori Allen, Brett Bennett, Amanda Grahn, David Page, Ben Shilson, Andrew Stallings and Joey Wolf.

■ In the Championship Game, held Thursday at Victory Field against Lawrence Central,

Roncalli claimed the 2012 Marion County Championship with a 7-3 victory in extra innings!

■ Sophomore Thomas Myers was selected to attend the 2012 FBI National Academy Youth Leadership Conference in Quantico, VA. Only one representative was selected from Indiana, so this was quite an honor for Thomas and Roncalli. Thomas participated in an eight day leadership series and physical fitness regimen which included a 4.25 mile “Yellow Brick Road” obstacle course.

■ Roncalli Social Studies Teacher Elaine Jerrell, and her husband, Pat, were honored by the Archdiocese of Indianapolis with a 2012 Spirit of Service Award. This prestigious honor is given annually to outstanding people who exemplify the meaning of “service to others.” Both Elaine and Pat are deserving recipients based on their years of service to a variety of archdiocesan agencies.

■ Freshman Ashley Minton’s essay won third place in the state wide Martin Luther King, Jr. Essay Contest.

■ Senior Will Schott was the 2012 men’s track & field Sectional and Regional champion in the high jump.

■ The Boys’ Volleyball Team for the first time ever competed in the boys’ volleyball state championship.The Rebels won their fifth consecutive Regional championship.

June 2012 ■ The Varsity Baseball Team

claimed an 8-3 victory over New Palestine in the Semi-State Championship Game. The Rebels advanced to play in the 4A State Finals Game versus #1 ranked Lake Central at Victory Field and took the Runner-up spot.

■ Roncalli students, Jason Elam, Rebecca Gervasio, Amanda Grahn, Mackenzie Harrington, Jennifer Hillman, McKenna Maxwell, Tyler Neal, Rebecca Oelker and Mary Oelker studied abroad over the summer for six weeks as part of the Indiana University Honors Program in Foreign Languages (IUHPFL.) The IUHPFL is a total immersion language program, that strictly prohibites the use of English while studying overseas. Student participants signed an “honor code” to not use English for the duration of the program. Students returned home in July with memories of an enriching and truly life changing experience.

Year in Review



Year Ended June 30, 2012

UnrestrictedPermanently

Restricted Total

Revenue, Gains, and Other Support:

Tuition and fees, net of credits $7,002,568 $7,002,568

Archdiocese support 1,378,503 1,378,503

Contributions and grants 978,865 100 978,965

Cafeteria 778,147 778,147

Bookstore 412,876 412,876

Athletics 80,756 80,756

Endowment income, gains and losses 41,806 41,806

Other Income 315,825 315,825

Total Revenues $10,947,540 $41,906 $10,989,446

Expenses:

Instruction $5,854,270 $5,854,270

Property and facilities 1,937,344 1,937,344

Cafeteria 751,176 751,176

Bookstore 234,800 234,800

Athletics 463,047 463,047

Management and general 665,018 62,943 727,961

Advancement * and marketing 676,422 676,422

Total Expenses $10,582,077 $62,943 $10,645,020

*This includes fundraising, publications, communications, marketing, website design and maintenance, alumni and corporate relations, special events and admissions.

For a copy of our independently reviewed financial statements, contact Dave Gervasio, Vice President for Finance and Facilities, at 787-8277, ext. 246.

Financial Summary



$420,755.74

The 2011-2012 Annual Fund, Continuing -R- Tradition, provided funds for facility improvements, teacher training, endowment and needs-based tuition assistance. 1,050 donors contributed to the Annual Fund in fiscal year 2012.

Rebelation $95,351.01

This annual fundraiser is hosted on the last Saturday of April. The evening consists of dinner, a silent auction, a live auction and student performances. The theme for the event changes each year. All proceeds from Rebelation Riviera: “A Wonderful Rebel Resort” provided needs-based tuition assistance. This year Rebelation raised $95,351.01 plus $32,967.24 gifts in kind.

Walkathon $81,332.72

This student fundraiser is held each year and students are asked to secure donations. All proceeds from Walkathon provided needs-based tuition assistance. The 2011-2012 Walkathon, We -R- Walking in the Light of God, raised $81,332.72.

Endowment $591,493.74

Roncalli High School holds several endowments with the Catholic Community Foundation. Memorial and cash gifts can be made to an endowment at any time. Financial growth from specific endowments provide tuition assistance while some proceeds are reinvested. The total of all RHS endowments was $591,493.74 at fiscal year end.

$150,884.12

Often gifts are made to Roncalli that are designated for specific purposes. This fiscal year Roncalli received $150,884.12 in restricted gift income.

Gifts-In-Kind $63,780.17

Services and specific items are frequently donated to RHS. The total of these in-kind gifts was $63,780.17 this year.

Gifts of Time and Talent

Every year, Roncalli is the grateful recipient of time and talent given by hundreds of volunteers. Roncalli is blessed to have so many people committed to its mission.

Year Ended June 30, 2012

UnrestrictedPermanently

Restricted Total

Revenue, Gains, and Other Support:

Tuition and fees, net of credits $7,002,568 $7,002,568

Archdiocese support 1,378,503 1,378,503

Contributions and grants 978,865 100 978,965

Cafeteria 778,147 778,147

Bookstore 412,876 412,876

Athletics 80,756 80,756

Endowment income, gains and losses 41,806 41,806

Other Income 315,825 315,825

Total Revenues $10,947,540 $41,906 $10,989,446

Expenses:

Instruction $5,854,270 $5,854,270

Property and facilities 1,937,344 1,937,344

Cafeteria 751,176 751,176

Bookstore 234,800 234,800

Athletics 463,047 463,047

Management and general 665,018 62,943 727,961

Advancement * and marketing 676,422 676,422

Total Expenses $10,582,077 $62,943 $10,645,020

*This includes fundraising, publications, communications, marketing, website design and maintenance, alumni and corporate relations, special events and admissions.

For a copy of our independently reviewed financial statements, contact Dave Gervasio, Vice President for Finance and Facilities, at 787-8277, ext. 246.

Donations and Fundraisers

Continuing -R- Tradition Annual Fund (Restricted & Unrestricted) $571,639.86

General Fundraisers (Rebelation, Walkathon, Alumni Association & Rebel Media Network 279,783.74

Gifts-in-Kind 63,780.17

Total $915,203.77

Endowments

Endowment Contributions 42,838.76

Total $42,838.76

Grants and Capital Campaign

Grant Income Total 19,700.85

Capital Campaign Contributions 50,400.00

Total $70,100.85

Total Advancement Revenues

Fiscal Year 2012 (July 1, 2011 - June 30, 2012) $1,028,143.38

Annual Fund - Unrestricted Gifts

Annual Fund - Restricted Gifts

Advancement Efforts



Anonymous

Carl and Milly ‘68 Brehob

Emily Winters Lipps Estate

Mark and Barb Jackson

Frank and Lisa Kolisek

St. Vincent Health

John and Sheila Vercruysse

David and Anne Wolf

Anonymous

Thomas M. and Patricia Eckrich

Daniel J. and Elizabeth A. Elsener

Brian A. and Kimberlee M. Fogg

Jane Gervasio ‘83

William Gervasio

Karl and Colleen Glander

Joseph D. and Diane Hollowell

James P. and Beth Mahin

Patrick and Jill McCollam

Brian O’Farrell

Jim and Sophia ‘81 Otley

Thomas and Nancy Quill

Andy and Di Roessler

Father James Wilmoth

Anonymous

Forest ‘56 and Patricia ‘56

Albertson

Tony and Sue Boor

Joseph and Diane Dubord

Martin R. Eckstein ‘65

Marvin and Luella Feldman

Bart and Christina Fox

Robert and Kathy Gries

Gregory and Julie Gurnik

Daniel ‘88 and Kristin

Hammerschmitt

Steven and Deborah Harker

Thomas and Sheila Harmon

Matt ‘99 and Kari Hollowell

Linus and Marguerite Horcher

Chris Jockish

Stephen ‘86 and Karen Looney

Anthony and Angela Milto

John and Tara ‘88 Morse

Stephen E. and Martha M. Moser

John and Jean Neely

Gregory and Debra ‘71 Perkins

Carol Pitzer ‘79

Harry ‘68 and Mary Lou Sherman

Robert ‘84 and Alice Susemichel

Timothy ‘85 and Traci Tichenor

Anonymous

Steven and Tessa ‘80 Asdell

Joseph and Jeannie M. Banich

Bruce and Joanne ‘60 Banta

Thomas ‘87 and Penny Barrett

Carl Beck ‘58

Kenneth and Ginger Betz

Gregory and Lisa Brassie

Karen Brewer

Michael J. and Mary H. Brown

Sean ‘88 and Jenifer Brown

Paul and Erin Burkhart

Jim and Sandy ‘58 Carson

Paul and Lisa Clark

Patrick and Dawn Collier

Sherman and Kate Crosley

Roger and Lani Cummings

Brian and Bessie Davey

Robert and Sharon Davis

Marilyn Dever-Miles

Darrell and Elizabeth Dusold

James and Carol Elworth

Scott and Elizabeth Farrar

Arthur F. and Charmaine Field

Edward and Anne Frye

Dave ‘85 and Tamara ‘87

Gervasio

Gan and Mary Gin

Mark and Eva Theresa Gleixner

Daniel and Barbara ‘78 Hatfield

Michael and Jeanne ‘66 Hoagland

Robert ‘56 and Della Hoereth

Daniel ‘02 and Jacqueline

Hollowell

Tony Hollowell ‘00

Thomas and Virginia Horn

Thomas ‘75 and Sharon Huck

Earl and Carol Huffman

John and Terri Morone ‘77 Hupalo

Lynn and Karen Jackson

David C. and Cynthia E. Kiesel

James Kirschner

David and Mary Jo Koppenhofer

Joseph ‘86 and Amy ‘87 Kuntz

William and Martha Kuntz

Joseph and Christina LaRosa

John ‘85 and Suzanne Lawson

Kurt and Antoinette ‘76 Layer

Todd and Peg Lemmel

Mitzi Lyons

Patricia L. Marye

Brent and Cathy McIntosh

Peter and Julie Molloy

William and Susan Mullen

Joseph and June Naughton

Richard and Kathleen Nover

Dennis and Karen O’Toole

Timothy and Jean Pavey

Paul ‘84 and Marci ‘84 Pittman

Robert W. Poorman, Jr.

Robert and Amy Saling

Anthony ‘83 and Carrie Schafer

Edward and Therese Schmitt

Paul ‘80 and Mary ‘83 Schmoll

Joe ‘96 and Candice ‘96 Schott

Richard ‘60 and Jeanne ‘60 Schott

Pete and Joy Schroeder

Patrick ‘83 and Angela ‘86

Schubach

Stan and Charlotte Schutz

Robert E. Sedgwick

Paul ‘76 and Toni Sergi

Paul and Mary Sheets

Mike and Katie Shore

Michael and Joan Soller

John and Deborah Spista

Charles ‘79 and Mary Springman

Ben ‘81 and Mari Jo Stallings

Victor and Jackie Szczechowski

David and Elizabeth Szentes

Jeff ‘73 and Carol ‘74 Taylor

James and Kathleen Tilson

David ‘67 and Angela Toner

Robert and Mary Pat Tully

Michael and Melissa Veenhuizen

Jeff Veldhof

Monsignor Tony Volz

Todd and Jill Wagner

Joseph M. and Ann S. Weber

Bill and Cathy Weinmann

Chuck ‘79 and Jane Weisenbach

Alan and Karen Welch

Robert and Marianne Whelchel

Joseph and Ann Wohlhieter

Steve and Patty ‘71 Yeager

Anonymous

George and Diana Ader

Joseph and Monica Allen

Robin Andrews ‘77

Martin and Carol Armbruster

Fran and Sarah Balzer

Daniel and Fadia Bashore

Daniel ‘85 and Pamela ‘86 Bauer

Michael and Christine Bauman

Christopher Belch ‘85

Anthony Benedict

David and Michele ‘72 Bignall

Raymond and Anita ‘60 Biltz

William J. and Hellis Borst

Robert ‘54 and Rita ‘59 Boyle

Francis J. and Joyce M.

Brandenburg

Richard and Dawn Burkhardt

Kevin ‘84 and Susan Callon

Founders Society

$10,000 or Above

Annual Fund Contributors

Blue Ribbon Society

$1,000-$2,499

Champions Circle

$500-$999

Cardinal Roncalli Society

$5,000-$9,999

Continuing -R- Tradition

Seniors Jimmy Henke, Bryan Rainey and Cassie Schultheis earned the distinction of being National Merit Semi-Finalists for 2012, and were amongst the top 1% of the brightest, most select seniors in the United States.

National Merit Scholars

Sacred Heart Society

$2,500-$4,999



Terese R. Carson

Jim and Karen ‘86 Chapman

Gregory ‘83 and Susan ‘83

Corsaro

Patrick ‘87 and Lori Crosley

Greg ‘82 and Cheryl Cunningham

Cyril and Elsie DesJean

Ari and Brittany Doucette

William Fanelli and Theresa

Bossu

Arthur F. Field, IV

David and Karen Glander

David and Lisa ‘73 Goldstein

Doyle and Linda Haywood

Michael and Kelly ‘88 Hegwood

Wayne and Mary Heisig

Thomas and Kathleen Helbing

Gerald and Cynthia Hemmelgarn

Charles and Angela Hert

Joe and Eileen ‘77 Horan

Richard ‘79 and Mimi ‘84 Huck

Don and Cynthia Hughett

Kevin Hurley ‘78

Mallory Huser ‘09

Jerry and Carol Jahnke

Patrick and Elaine M. Jerrell

James and Jennifer ‘89 Kedra

Eddie ‘99 and Jaci Keller

Kevin ‘80 and Anne ‘80 Keller

Greg and Kari Kerr

Richard and Gail Kidwell

Larry ‘67 and Jane ‘66 Killion

Frederick and Carol Lane

Annette Lentz ‘59

Ron and Dottie Mack

James and Kimberly Madden

Stephen and Mary Ann Mahoney

Tom and Lora ‘73 Mascari

Daniel ‘77 and Cheryl McAllen

Brian and Mary ‘79 McCoy

Gerald and Betty McKeand

Luke and Diana McKinney

Joe and Lorianne Meek

Tom and Jane Meier

Dan and Darcy Miles

Michelle Mislan ‘04

Michael ‘80 and Joanne Mullin

Michael and Stacia Nickell

Philip and Carla Oehrle

Michael ‘82 and Melissa O’Maley

Joseph and Nancy Peters

Ron and Linda Pirau

Tom and Janet L. Price

Tim Puntarelli

Timothy ‘91 and Tina Reece

Ronald and Candace Reese

Barbara Roesch

Paul and Marianne Sahm

James ‘74 and Mary Beth

Schafer

Joe and Mary Ann Schembra

Larry ‘68 and Kathy ‘68

Schembra

Doug and Molly Schrader

Dwayne and Nancy ‘80 Sowers

Theresa Springman ‘47

Harry W. and Roberta Steele, Jr.

Gerard M. and Kim Striby

Virginia Toner

Jim and Marilynn Wernke

Robert L. and Elizabeth Whalen

Greg and Lisa White

Anonymous

Jack and Cindy Amann

Thelma Antolin ‘83

Gary ‘81 and Darla Armbruster

Todd and Kristen Baker

Richard B. and Lucy E. Bedwell

Nancy P. Bemis

Arthur and Ann ‘71 Berkemeier

John E. and Kate Brown

Robert and Rachel Brown

Phil and Cathy ‘64 Campbell

John and Shirley ‘53 Carroll

Lyle Clark and Bea ‘47 Massing

Clark

Donald and Sheri Clifford

Paul and Laurie ‘88 Clodfelter

James and Peggy Craig

Michael and Eileen Crowther

Jeffrey ‘84 and Angela Curtis

Matt and Amy Dafforn

Father Sean Danda

Stephen ‘61 and Marcy Dowden

Father Patrick Doyle

George and Karen Dutro

Robert G. and Janice K. Eberg

Laura ‘87 Eizember and John

Anthony

James ‘82 and Lisa Feltz

Shelly Fitzgerald ‘91

Mike ‘88 and Amy ‘89 Gillum

Jeff and Erin Gore

Greg and Katie ‘99 Harris

Chet and Shellie Hartford

Bob Hawkins

Steve and Kathy Heath

Steven and Catherine Hedges

David and Donna Heinekamp

Bryan and Margaret ‘68

Hendricks

Patrick ‘84 and Bobbi Henn

Scott and Karen ‘93 Houser

Patricia Hurley

Mark ‘78 and Julee Jacob

Patrick and Judith Kennedy

Robert and Susie Kirkhoff

Father Vincent Lampert

James and Julie Lamping

Jacques P. and Diane M. Le Fevre

Joffre ‘93 and Kristen LeFevre

Michael and Michaeleen Lewinski

Robert and Connie Littrell

Tim and Patty ‘77 Luttrell

Kory J. Marks

William and Theresa Mason

Mary Jane Mattingly

Eric and Maureen Moher

Herb and Betty Mould

James ‘86 and Lynn Moylan

Thomas Naughton ‘85

Wayne ‘69 and Chris Nelis

Dan and Colleen ‘81 Parker

Phil and Tanya Pongracz

Kevin and Melissa Popa

Kerry and Cynthia Prather

Jack and Jackie ‘70 Richmond

Sara Riedeman

Curt and Janet Robinson

Gregory and Kathryn Rochford

Richard L. and Mary Pat Sapp, Jr.

Joe ‘88 and Kim ‘90 Schaefer

Kenneth and Donna Schnell

R.J. ‘82 and Kelly Schoettle

Scott and Kathy ‘90 Schreiber

Steven and Catherine Schutte

Bruce M. and Jackie K. Scifres

Joseph F. and Jackie Sergi

John and Kim Slimak

Frank and Deanna Smith

Rose Springman ‘70

Kenneth and Ann Stagge

Casey and Kelly Strange

Greg and Julie Streicher

Joseph G. and Ann Striewe

Anthony ‘88 and Sheryl Stuckey

Dan ‘99 and Jenny ‘97 Taylor

Gregory and Kathy Taylor

Tyler Thomas ‘10

Daniel ‘78 and Mary Tieken

Ed ‘67 and Kathy Tinder

Fred and Paula Tolle

Chuck and Debbie Traylor

Patrick and Megan Verhiley

Tom ‘82 and Theresa ‘85

Weisenbach

Suzanne K. Wells

Michael Zachodni

Dave Zwiesler ‘70

Anonymous

Patricia Abel

Jimmie and Diana Adams

Dominic ‘91 and Melissa Agresta

Rusty and Julie Albertson


Blue, White and Red Club

$250-$499


The Marching Rebels earned their second “gold” rating of the marching band competition season with a fine performance at the Franklin Community High School Band Day Competition. The Rebels performed “A Touch of Buble” under the field direction of drum majors Bryan Rainey and Jimmy Henke.

The Marching Rebels

Rebel Varsity Club

$100-$249



Michael and Grace Alfery

Mitch and Jackie Allard

Chris and Marianne Alspach

Charles and Shirley Alton

Marc Ancelet ‘69

Scott and Kate Andrews

Gregory ‘00 and Laura

Armbruster

Mike and Judy Armour

Donald and Karen Aton

Joseph and Lisa Babb

Murray and Nicki Babb

James and Angie ‘72 Bagnoli

Elaine Bailey

Donald and Claudeen Baltzer

Father Stephen Banet

Randell and Tina Barnhorst

William J. and Jeanne E. Barrett

David and Janet Bartram

William ‘72 and Cynthia Basch

Nick Battiato ‘73

Steve and Maureen Bauer

David ‘01 and Lisa ‘01 Beckwith

Daniel and Trudy Bell

Kimberly Bell

Gloria Berrios

Martin and Linda Bielawski

Gary M. and Lynn Blackwell

Kelli Boehm ‘77

Terry and Karen Bourne

Patrick and Linda ‘67 Bower

Don and Mary Beth Bowling

Jerome A. and Mary Karen

Bradford

David and Therese Brandon

Imelda Brewer

Kevin and Laura Bridgewater

Edward and Emily ‘86 Brown

Michael and Cynthia Brown

Christopher ‘94 and Amy ‘94

Browning

Carl and Marie Brunsman

Ed and Barbara Bryant

Louis ‘42 and Betty Buergler

Judy Burke

Ronald and Deborah Byrd

Josephine Cadwallader ‘56

Delinda Caldwell

Nancy Clagg

Molly Clawson ‘86

Adam and Lauren Cline

Kenneth and Jodi Colon

Mary Sue Compton

Jim ‘77 and Paula Connor

Richard ‘96 and Kathleen Crosson

Francis and Sharon Cunningham

Tom ‘75 and Joan ‘76 Dale

Beverly Davila

Robert ‘95 and Jaime Dinn

Patricia Doody

Christopher and Beth Dristas

Tamara Dulin ‘86

Joy Dutro

Gary and Lisa Duvall

Joseph ‘63 and Vicki Dwenger

Emery and Cynthia ‘81 Eakle

Keith and Nancy Eberg

Jane Eckert

Brooks and Sheila Elliott

Leo Feldhake ‘41

Brad ‘96 and Amy ‘95 Feldman

Bruce Feldman ‘83

Fred and Mary ‘67 Fields

Jeffrey and Susan Fisher

John Fitzgerald ‘65

James and Helen Flanigan

Mark and Shannon Frank

Jim and Elaine Franke

David and Nancy George

Father Stephen W. Giannini

Lorraine Gleixner

Donald and Chris Gough

Helen Ward Griffin ‘49

Judy Grimes

David ‘59 and Molly Hager

Father John Hall

Thomas ‘65 and Suzanne

Halloran

Gary ‘82 and Kathy Halter

Susan Hancock

Matthew ‘77 and Nancy Hanley

Terrence and Roberta Hannon

Dennis Harrington

Keith ‘03 and Deanna Hatfield

David and Melissa ‘85 Hathaway

Joshua ‘97 and Nicole ‘95

Haywood

Stephanie Heath ‘01

Patricia Heinrich

Ellen Henke

Albert ‘52 and JoAnn Herbertz

Michael and Anita Hohmann

Aaron Hollowell ‘05

Rev. John Hollowell ‘97

Mojo and Jeanette Hollowell

John Hornberger ‘63

Richard Hornberger ‘55

Bradley and Paula Huddleston

Gene and Barbara Humphrey

Chris ‘83 and Cathy Huser

Todd and Harriet Irwin

Douglas and Joan ‘79 Jacobs

John ‘66 and Mary Jaffe

Harold and Mary Jockish

Ann Kaminski ‘88

Ted and Joyce Kaminski

Robert and Kelli Kappus

Abboud and Rola Kawak

Anna Kazmierski ‘90

Bob ‘79 and Rosemarie Kelly

Dale and Roxanne Kemp

Farouk and Frances Khairy

Anna Marie Kiefer

Gregory and Linda Kile

Gertrude Killion

Ron and Ann Kinstler

Jim and Sandy Knarr

Chad and Tracy Knecht

August and Shirley Knierman

Michael and Joy Knierman

Carl and Andrea Koenig

Sandra Kolb

Joe Konz

Tom and Jodeen Kramer

Emmanuel and Irene Kratsios

David ‘80 and Joni Kuhn

Chick ‘65 and Jan Lauck

Louis ‘78 and Chris ‘79 Lauck

Louis Lauck, Jr. ‘02

James Leffler ‘65

Don and Marilynn Lewis

Patricia Ley ‘68

Judy Livingston ‘61

Al and Mary Lutgring

Jim and Sue A. Lynch

Robert ‘56 and Dorothy Lynch

John and Josette ‘81 Madden

Terri Madden

Louis and Dorothy Mariutto

Robert and Sharon Marshall

Mark and Jane Marye

Larry and Judith ‘58 May

Richard and Rita Mayer

Ed and Donna McGarrell

Michael and Geriann McKay

Leon and Mary McKenzie

Richard and Carolyn Meisberger

John Mennel ‘62

Henry ‘42 and Theresa Meyer

Mark and Suzanne Miller

Phil Milroy

Arthur and Mary Minar

Michael and Elizabeth ‘79 Mislan

David S. Moebs

Gary ‘72 and Mary Frances ‘72

Moran

Scott ‘95 and Suzanne Moser

Mary Mullen

Dennis and Pat Musgrave

James and Carolyn Naumovich

Leonard and Jean Naumovich

Bette Nemecek

Frank Neu ‘42

John T. and Helen Noone

Richard and Patricia Norman

Jim Oakley

Rebel Varsity Club

$100-$249 (cont’d)


Roncalli’s yearbook, Reveille, was awarded honorable mention in the Hoosier Star Awards Competition hosted by the Indiana High School Press Association. Roncalli competed in Division 2 which consisted of schools with an enrollment of 1001-2000. The yearbook was judged to be amongst the top five in the state in that category.

Reveille Yearbook




Daniel and Virginia O’Brien

Mike and Anne ‘82 O’Connor

Marie Oechsle

Daniel O’Leary

Ed and Joyce Orrell

Bernard Padgett

Garland and Susan Pannell

Kenneth and Brenda Pavnica

Michael ‘79 and Patricia Perry

Clifford Peters ‘37

Tom ‘64 and Jane Peters

Larry ‘76 and Linda ‘80 Pfeiffer

Joseph and Julia ‘84 Phelan

Michael and Leslie ‘98 Phillips

Michael and Suzette Phillips

Josephine Pich

Gregory D. and Paula M. Pogue

Douglas and Margaret Powers

Brian and Kathleen Pugh

Jeff and Susan Qualls

James and Mary Ratliff

Bryan and Amy Reed

Susan Reuber

Leland and Rosalie ‘60 Richards

Larry and Rose Richart

Kurt and Ineta Roessler

Mark and Rebecca Rosebrock

Martha Rucker ‘51

Charles and Rosemarie

Rumbaugh

Angela Runholt ‘84

Dennis and Mary Rusher

Michael ‘89 and Susan Sahm

Thomas L. and Melissa A.

Schabel, Jr.

Becky Schaefer

John and Kara Schalk

Gerald and Marilyn Scheele

Phil and Kathy Schluge

Mark Schmalz ‘60

Jay and Angie ‘90 Schnell

Christopher Schott ‘89

Joe ‘63 and Bonnie ‘68 Schott

Bob and Deanna Schreiber

William ‘71 and Patricia Schubach

Todd and Sandee Schultheis

Francis A. and Patricia C. Sergi

Michael and Mary Beth Servie

Kenneth and Ellen Shackleford

Bryan Sharpe ‘90

Christopher Shaw ‘02

Lysle and Carole Shaw

William ‘74 and Patricia ‘74

Shepardson

Eric and Kathy ‘89 Slifer

Donna Smith

Mark Smith

Mark and Mary Smith

Andrew and Suzanne ‘82 Smock

Gary Sneed

Kyle Squillace ‘01

Scott ‘79 and Dorothy Stenger

Jeffrey and Kimberly Stevens

Paul ‘58 and Bonnie Suding

Roy M. Swartz

Rosie Sylvester

Jane Talley

Bryan and Lori Thorne

Ed ‘76 and Mindy Thorne

Daniel and Bridget Thuente

Jim Tilton and Mary Jo

Zajeski ‘72

J. Marcos and Lori Torres

Samuel and Lisa Traina

Jeff and Elizabeth Traylor

Kathryn Tresnowski ‘04

Bill and Patsy Uhrig

Alice Underwood ‘58

Chris and Cheri Volpp

Robert and Donna Voris

Jack Warner

Eugene Wessling

Michael ‘66 and Ann Wetzel

Julie Wicks ‘75

Larry ‘72 and Kathy Wilder

Ron and Dawn Wilks

Clayton ‘90 and Celeste ‘91 Willis

Connie Wilson

John and Mary ‘58 Wilson

Ron and Tracy Wood

Doug and Barbara ‘82 Young

Timothy and Julie ‘81 Zahn

Keith Zapp ‘98

Joseph and Diane ‘77

Zimmerman

Anonymous

Charles and Joan ‘74 Adams

Jason ‘03 and Megan Adams

Nicholas Ader ‘12

Justin Agresta ‘03

Albert and Patricia Albin

Frank ‘60 and Nancy Allen

Patrick Allen ‘92

Robert and Katherine ‘48 Allen

Louie ‘56 and Nancy ‘58 Annee

Evan Anttonen ‘12

Joe Ardizzone ‘12

Lisa J. Ariss

John and Kathy Armentrout

Thomas Arvo ‘12

Robert and Patricia Ashmore

Ronald and Barbara ‘71 Atkerson

Kerry and Barbara ‘78 Axum

Aleksander Bales ‘12

Stephen and Maureen Bard

Christopher Barrer ‘12

Deborah Barrick

Rebecca Baskerville ‘83

Sam Belcas ‘12

Theodore and Georgia Belcas

Gregg and Suzanne ‘81 Bennett

Mary Berry

Gene and Marie Betz

John ‘57 and Mary Ann ‘58

Boarman

Kelly Botos

Marissa Bova ‘12

Matt and Megan ‘02 Bowerman

Lewis and Diana Brenner

Kaitlin Brewer ‘12

Marilyn Brewer ‘51

Steve Bridge and Catherine

Lutholtz Bridge

Mark and Mary Bridges

Daniel ‘66 and Judy Brizendine

Fred and Donna Browning

Max Browning ‘12

George and Gleoria Burris

Ronald and Sandy Bustle

Natalie Butler ‘12

Edward and Maria Cahill

Marjory Cahill ‘52

Michael and Joan Cahill

John Caito ‘12

Robert and Judy Callon

Cathy Cardinale

Marcella Carter

Jim and Judy Cashe

Paul and Lisa Cento

Donald ‘85 and Melissa Clark

Leslie Clark

Neil and Jennifer ‘94 Clayton

Adam Clemens ‘12

Kayli Clodfelter ‘12

Steven and Aundrea ‘99 Coath

Thomas and Amy Cobb

Sandra Marley ‘58

Elaine Collins

Joseph and Doris Collins

Terrence and Michelle Collins

Juanita Conaway

Steven ‘83 and Julie Conner

Bonnie Cooksey

Karen F. Cooksey

Clinton Corbin ‘12

Gerald and Anne Corcoran

Kathryn Cordell ‘85

Tom and Jan Cotton

Frank and Susan Courtney

Karren S. Cox

Nathaniel Cox ‘12

Wiley and Mary ‘79 Craft

Haley Craig ‘12



The Lady Rebel Varsity Basketball Team was selected from over 400 schools in the state of Indiana to play in the Hall of Fame Classic at the world’s largest high school gymnasium, New Castle Chrysler Arena.

Lady Rebel Basketball

Friends of Roncalli

Under $100



Ed and Mary Jean Culy

Paula Curran

Austin Davis ‘12

Michael and Elizabeth ‘76

De Chant

Pauline Dearing ‘12

Bernie Delaney

Christopher Delaney ‘12

Robert and Johanna Delp

Ken and Teri Dick

Gerald and Mary Ann Dickey

Michael Dickey ‘12

Marge Dicks

Edward and Naomi Diekhoff, Jr.

Emma Diekhoff ‘12

Kelly Donica

Jeff and Melissa Donnell

Abbie Doyle ‘12

James ‘59 and Donna ‘63 Dufek

Deitra Dunne

Jeanette Dusing

Tom and Darlene Eberhard

Ronald ‘63 and Jo Ellen ‘63

Eckstein

Thomas ‘63 and Angie Egan

Thomas ‘61 and Becka Egold

Jeff and Mary ‘82 Bayt

Kimberly Elam

Joe and Anne Elliott

Stephen and Lori Erickson

Matthew ‘93 and Raegan Evans

Megan Farrar ‘12

Brian ‘82 and Denise Farrell

Louis and Julia Feagans

Jessie Featherstone ‘59

Carl and Helga Fehlinger

Betty Jean Fentz

Patrick and Marcia Ferry

Jim and Carolyn Fillenwarth

John and Jane Finneran

Glenn and Brenda Fischer

Fred and Patty Fisher

Richard and Rebecca Flickinger

Catherine Francis

Ren and Kathy Frank

Mildred Frieders

Gretchen Fucio

Carolyn Funk

JT and Sarah Funk

Julie Gahimer

Marlene Gambetta

Jeffrey and Ronda Garrett

Robert and Helen Gasper

Dorothy Gerdt

Sophia Gillum ‘12

William ‘71 and Donna ‘71

Goebes

Michael ‘66 and Vicki ‘67 Goss

Walter and Goldie Goss

Michael J. and Lynda Grant

Thomas and Roberta Green

Bernard Greene ‘60

Mark and Paula Greider

Ryan Griebelbauer ‘12

Mark Griffin ‘91

Patti Grote

Robert and Kimberly Grzegorek

John and Marilyn Guy

Bruce and Ann Haddix

Kristin Hale ‘12

Michael and Kellie Hammans

Bruce and Linda Hammerschmitt

Max C. Hank

Barbara Hanley

Eric Hanley ‘12

Charles and Kimberly Harlow

Jo Ann Hartley

Jessica Hayden ‘12

Kenneth and April Hearld

Dolores D. Heaton

Tom and Martha Heazeltine

Camilla Heid ‘68

Erica Heinekamp ‘02

Erick and Laura Heinrich

Nicholas Heinzelman ‘92

Amy Hemmelgarn ‘12

Frank and Mary Herbertz

John ‘81 and Mary Herbertz

Ryan Hess ‘12

Andrea Hickle ‘12

Timothy Hogan ‘12

Joan Hohlt

Mike and Nancy Holloway

Laura Hollowell ‘12

Liza Holtkamp

Jean Hooten ‘85

Leah Hornberger ‘12

Cynthia Huff ‘66

Robert ‘76 and Christine Hurley

Diane Indriksons

Donna Irish

Laura Irmer ‘93

Charles and Mary ‘52 Jackson

Dan James

Gary and Terri Jarvis

George and Maryfrances ‘43

Jennings

Curtis and Margaret Johnson

Rose G. Johnson

Darren and Lisa Jones

Kenneth and Pamela Jordan

Denise Joseph

Thomas and Suzanne Kegley

Brittany Kehoe ‘12

William Keller ‘69

Paul and Keri Kelley

James and Pamela Kelliher

Vitus and Marie Kern

Mark and Tonya Key

Carmela Kidwell

Amie Kiefer ‘96

Jim and Dawn King

Peter and Brenda Kirch

Priscilla Kirsch ‘70

Denny and Alice Knigga

Thomas and Karen Koesters

Kelsey Kolisek ‘12

Mitchell Kovalsky ‘12

Helen Kramer

Jack and Betty Krebs

Joseph and Joyce Krebsbach

Chris J. and Judy Krengel

Marjorie Kreuzman ‘52

Bernard and Rebecca Kruse

Dorothy A. Kruse

Michael and Sara Kuebel

Henry and Bonnie Kurz

Tim and Susan ‘72 Lacy

Anthony ‘43 and Donna Laker

Allan and Nita Lakin

Norman and Mary Ann LaRue

Brian Lauck ‘95

David ‘94 and Kara Lauck

Dick and Patricia Lauer

Joseph ‘92 and Stephanie Lawrie

Kathryn Lawrie ‘64

Marvin and Fran Lay

Bill and Mary Jo Leppert

William Leppert ‘82 and Rhonda

Leppert

Anna Lett

Abby Lewinski ‘12

Kay Lewis-Majdanik

Erin Lind ‘83

Vincent and Anne ‘83 Lockard

Alyssa Loebig ‘12

James and Lori Loebig

Robert E. and Susan D. Logsdon

John Looney ‘82

Michael Lorenzano

Robert and Margaret Lowery

Samuel Madden ‘12

James and Victoria Males

Howard and Sue Malham

David and Phyllis Maloney

Mark ‘85 and Rose ‘88 Maloney

Don and Toni ‘71 Manley

David Mappes ‘12

Therese Mappes

William ‘85 and Holly Mappes

Luke Marks ‘12

James and Mary ‘65 Marshall

Natalie Marshall ‘12

Joseph A. and Belinda Mascari

Tommy ‘93 and Jen Mascari

Friends of Roncalli

Under $100 (cont’d)



Roncalli announced that Senior Bryan Rainey earned the distinction of Valedictorian for the Class of 2012 and Senior Coleen Gaughan earned the distinction of Salutatorian for the Class of 2012.

Valedictorian and Salutatorian



Melissa Masengale ‘12

Amber Maslanka

Barbara May ‘67

Norbert and Mary Ann ‘48 Mayer

John McAdams and Marinel

Watness

Donald ‘61 and Linda McAtee

Michael and Melissa McCalip

Michael ‘83 and Kathy McCarthy

Robert and Sally McCarthy

Michael and Susan McClernon

Joe McCrickard ‘12

Thomas ‘76 and Robin McElroy

Becky McHugh

Ryan and Patricia ‘84 McNeely

Chris ‘02 and Julie ‘02 Mennel

Mary Catherine Menonna

Tiffany Merkel ‘12

Nancy Meyer ‘70

Stephanie Meyer ‘12

Deborah Michalak

Joseph Micucci ‘12

Rose Miles

Jerald L. Miller

Richard C. Miller

Victoria Miller ‘77

Ron and Donna Mohr

Glenn and Martha Mohrfield

Michael Monaghan

Mary Moody ‘63

Brian P. and Shari D. Moore

David and Shannon Moore

Elizabeth Moorman

Lawrence and Regina Moran

Ben Moser ‘98

Joseph and Lori Mulinaro

Lauren Murphy ‘12

Daniel and Elizabeth ‘51 Myers

Jerry and Sue Myers

Paul ‘80 and Lorie ‘80 Nagy

James Nalley

Linda Newnum

Jim and Pat Nickell

Paul and Betty Nicolas

Florence Novak

Adam Nover ‘12

Pam Obegi

James and Mary ‘66 Odell

Drew Oehrle ‘12

Mary Catherine Oelker

Douglas and Julie ‘80 Opel

Gregory and Cathy Owens

David ‘86 and Rosemary Page

Robert and Marcia Page

Julie Papandria ‘68

Mitchell Pavnica ‘12

Joseph Penno ‘12

David ‘61 and Sandra Phelan

Randell and Kathy Phillips

Steven and Angela Phillips

Cosmo ‘55 and Sharon Piazza

Fred ‘54 and Mary Francis ‘54

Pitzer

Joyce Pollock

Vince and Marge Pongracz

Jordan Popa ‘12

Roger and Carole Pope

Mark and Dona Powell

Sandra Powell

Christian D. Powers ‘11

Daniel ‘81 and Jill Prestel

Richard and Susan Price

James and Bonnie Prior

Thomas E. and Rosie Quill, Jr.

Bryan Rainey ‘12

Joan Rainey

Rex Ralston ‘83

Hank and Gloria Ramsey

Taylor Randol ‘12

Maxine Ransdell

Paul and Carol Redmond

Randy and Beth Anne Reel

Brian and Sherry Richards

Robert and Kathleen ‘68

Ripperger

Bob Risher and Jane Patterson

Terrance and Martha Rodgers

Kevin Roell ‘12

Connor Rohrman ‘12

Daniel Rojas ‘12

Marc and Jamie Roland

Robert W. and Kathryn Roller

Analiese Rollins

Randy and Susan Ruhl

Patrick and Julie Russell

Betty Sanders

Robert and Joyce ‘54 Sanders

David and Gina Saylor

Tom and Eileene Schabel

Dennis and Linda ‘65 Schafer

Joseph and Louise Schaub

Tyler Scheerer ‘12

John ‘43 and Barbara Scheib

Paul and Donna Schmidt

Peggy Schmidt

Juliana Schott

Tim ‘77 and Ann ‘80 Schubach

Nancy J. Schuch

Barbara Schwering

Mark Sergi ‘01

Monica Sergi ‘06

Timothy Sergi ‘05

Carol Servies

Olivia Sexson ‘12

Jane Shadbolt ‘59

Kathleen Shank ‘66

John ‘52 and Michele Sheats

Mike and Connie ‘70 Shelburn

Van and Jean Shelton

Robert ‘57 and Pat Shewman

James and Suzanne Shuck

Benjamin and Jill Silver

Dan and Debra Simpson

Tonya Simpson ‘88

Lindsay and Debbie Eccles

Skidmore

Eleanor L. Smith

Erika Smith ‘64

Joseph Smith ‘12

Sheila Smith

Thomas and Madonna Smith

James and Ruth Snyder

John and Dottie Soller

Richard and Karol Speer

Charlene Spitzfaden

Charles and Alice Springman

Howard and Ann Stahl

Mary Ivory ‘58

Don and Kathy Staton

Gary ‘67 and Marilyn ‘67

Steigerwald

Richard and Jamie Steinmetz

Mary Stock ‘47

Annemarie Stockton ‘12

Bob and Mary Storey

David ‘84 and Margaret Strack

Robert W. and Ellen Strother

August and Shellie Sturm

Mary Sturm ‘65

Louise Sullivan

Michael Sullivan, Jr. ‘01

Rosemary Sutter ‘71

Abbey Swhear ‘12

Debra Swinehamer

Joyce E. Taylor

Sister M. Cora Thoman

Brian ‘03 and Michelle Tolin

Cole Toner ‘12

Nick ‘02 and Natalie ‘02 Torres

Philip and Carole ‘57 Toscano

Todd and Debora Townsend

Stacy Traylor

Brian and Penny Trowbridge

Patrick and Kay Ulery

William and RoseAnn Ungetheim

Larry and Angelika Vandenberg

John and Jeanne Wagner

Janice Watson

Robert C. and Jean M. Waugh

Grace Weisenbach ‘12

Jay ‘00 and Chelsey Wetzel

Tom White

Marilyn Willcox ‘69

Carl and Jean Williams

Richard and Nancy Williams

Richard and Jacqueline ‘83 Wirey

Joan Witte

Meghann Wood ‘12

Susan E. Wood



Vocalists and a Roncalli pianist turned in outstanding performances at the ISSMA Choral State Finals and earned the highest honor a high school vocalist can earn in our state – a gold medal rating in Group I at the State Finals: Beth McKay, MaryJo Soller, Andrea Schubach, Brooke Grannan, Peri Barnhill, Ana Rollins, Chessie LaRosa, Clare Schutte, Lauren Frank, Matt Hurley and Joey Wolf. Senior Chessie LaRosa also won the Grand Champion award in the solo competition in the “Best of the Midwest” Show Choir Competition.

Chessie LaRosa and the

Fine Arts Department



Patricia Worrell

Nicholas Wright ‘12

Tamara Wutsch ‘12

Thomas Yetter ‘55

Kevin and Jill Young

Debby Zemlock ‘12

Timothy Zimmerman ‘12

Molly Zobel ‘12

Roberto and Antonia Zunarelli

Anonymous

George and Diana Ader


Erik and Tricia Allstatt

Chris and Marianne Alspach

John and Kathy Armentrout


Joseph and Lisa Babb

Todd and Kristen Baker

Fran and Sarah Balzer

Stephen and Maureen Bard

Randell and Tina Barnhorst

Douglas ‘88 and Angela Bartram


Daniel and Fadia Bashore


Gloria Berrios

Martin and Linda Bielawski

Gary M. and Lynn Blackwell

Kelly Botos

Karen Brewer

Mark and Mary Bridges

Kevin and Laura Bridgewater

John E. and Kate Brown

Richard and Dawn Burkhardt

Paul and Erin Burkhart

Ronald and Sandy Bustle

Ronald and Deborah Byrd

Edward and Maria Cahill

Michael and Joan Cahill



Paul and Lisa Clark

Molly Clawson ‘86

Russell and Page Clemens

Donald and Sheri Clifford

Thomas and Amy Cobb

Patrick and Dawn Collier

Kenneth and Jodi Colon



Gerald and Anne Corcoran


Corsaro

Karren S. Cox

James and Peggy Craig

Michael and Eileen Crowther

Greg ‘82 and Cheryl Cunningham


Glen and Cindy Delong

Ken and Teri Dick

Ed ‘78 and Vanessa ‘78 Diekhoff

Kelly Donica

Christopher and Beth Dristas

Joseph and Diane Dubord

Deitra Dunne

Andrew ‘80 and Cynthia Eagan

Jane Eckert


Kimberly Elam

Brooks and Sheila Elliott


Daniel J. and Elizabeth A. Elsener

Stephen and Lori Erickson

Scott and Elizabeth Farrar


Louis and Julia Feagans

Patrick and Marcia Ferry

Glenn and Brenda Fischer

Jeffrey and Susan Fisher

Brian A. and Kimberlee M. Fogg

Bart and Christina Fox

Mark and Shannon Frank

Edward and Anne Frye

Julie Gahimer

Marlene Gambetta

Gregory and Jennifer Gehring


Gervasio


Gan and Mary Gin

David and Karen Glander

Karl and Colleen Glander

Mark and Eva Theresa Gleixner

Clarence and Janet Golden

Jeff and Erin Gore

David and Dianne Grannan

Gregory and Julie Gurnik


Michael and Kellie Hammans

Nikki Handy


Steven and Deborah Harker

Charles and Kimberly Harlow

Thomas and Sheila Harmon


Steven and Catherine Hedges

Steven and Elaine Heiden

Erick and Laura Heinrich

Gerald and Cynthia Hemmelgarn

Ellen Henke


Joseph D. and Diane Hollowell

Liza Holtkamp


Bradley and Paula Huddleston

Don and Cynthia Hughett


Lynn and Karen Jackson

Mark and Barb Jackson


Dan James


Tyler and Cindy Johnson

Darren and Lisa Jones

Robert and Kelli Kappus

Abboud and Rola Kawak


Paul and Keri Kelley


Greg and Kari Kerr

David C. and Cynthia E. Kiesel

Gregory and Linda Kile

Jim and Dawn King

Michael and Joy Knierman

Kirk and Peg Koenig


David and Mary Jo Koppenhofer

Emmanuel and Irene Kratsios

David and Theresa ‘88 Kress


Peter and Kellie LaMonaca

James and Julie Lamping

Joseph and Christina LaRosa

Dick and Patricia Lauer

James and Diana ‘74 Law

Todd and Peg Lemmel


Leppert


Erin Lind ‘83

Robert E. and Susan D. Logsdon

Michael Lorenzano

Robert and Margaret Lowery

Gregory and Sheri Luedeman

Brant and Penny Mace

James and Kimberly Madden

John and Josette ‘81 Madden



Mark and Jane Marye

Joseph A. and Belinda Mascari

John McAdams and Marinel

Watness


Michael and Susan McClernon

Patrick and Jill McCollam

Brent and Cathy McIntosh

Michael and Geriann McKay

Frederick and Mary Merkel

Rohn and Margaret Millican

Anthony and Angela Milto

Eric and Maureen Moher

Friends of Roncalli

Under $100 (cont’d)



The Catholic Math League is a national math competition that was started 15 years ago and is open to all Catholic high schools in the United States. Rebel students earned first place in the Geometry competition from amongst all of the high schools in the country that participated in this year’s competition. Roncalli outdistanced second place Marist High School from Chicago by five points and third place Archbishop Hoban High School from Akron. Sophomores Emily Elliott, Thomas Shulse and Lucas LaRosa finished first, second and third in this national competition.

National Math Champions

Parent Contributors



Peter and Julie Molloy

Lawrence and Regina Moran

Joseph and Lori Mulinaro



James and Carolyn Naumovich

Michael and Stacia Nickell

Richard and Kathleen Nover

Philip and Carla Oehrle

John and Jean O’Gara



Chris and Janice Orrell


Gregory and Cathy Owens

Garland and Susan Pannell

Kenneth and Brenda Pavnica



Phil and Tanya Pongracz

Mark and Dona Powell

Douglas and Margaret Powers

Kerry and Cynthia Prather


Thomas and Nancy Quill

Joan Rainey

Rex Ralston ‘83

Bryan and Amy Reed


Brian and Sherry Richards

Andy and Di Roessler

Marc and Jamie Roland

Patrick and Julie Russell

Paul and Marianne Sahm

Robert and Amy Saling

Brian and Karen Salwowski

David and Gina Saylor

Thomas L. and Melissa A.

Schabel, Jr.

John and Kara Schalk

Paul and Donna Schmidt




Jennifer Matson Schott





Schubach

Todd and Sandee Schultheis

Christopher ‘85 and Jennifer

Schura

Steven and Catherine Schutte

Kevin and Shauna Schwab

Bruce M. and Jackie K. Scifres

Michael and Mary Beth Servie

Paul and Mary Sheets

James and Suzanne Shuck

Dan and Debra Simpson

Mark and Mary Smith

Sheila Smith


Michael and Joan Soller


Richard and Karol Speer

John and Deborah Spista


Howard and Ann Stahl


Don and Kathy Staton



Casey and Kelly Strange

Greg and Julie Streicher

Gerard M. and Kim Striby



Victor and Jackie Szczechowski




Samuel and Lisa Traina

Priscilla Uberta

Todd and Jill Wagner

Anthony and Carrie ‘94 Webb

Larry and Geralyn Webb



Weisenbach

Alan and Karen Welch

Robert L. and Elizabeth Whalen

Greg and Lisa White

Julie Wicks ‘75

Ron and Dawn Wilks

David and Anne Wolf


Kevin and Jill Young

Michael Zachodni


Tributes

In Honor of Bob Tully

Southside Catholic Business

Professionals, Inc.

In Memory of Cathline Anne

Mullin

Marilyn Dever-Miles

In Memory of Dolores Waugh

Patricia Abel


Mary Berry



Bernie Delaney

Fraternal Order of Eagles

#4167

Dorothy Gerdt

John and Marilyn Guy

Rose G. Johnson

William and Martha Kuntz

Bill and Mary Jo Leppert


Richard Miller

Randell and Kathy Phillips

Roger and Carole Pope

Maxine Ransdell


Roy Swartz

Debra Swinehamer

Larry and Angelika Vandenberg

Richard and Nancy Williams

In Memory of Dorothy Maar


Clark

In Memory of Eric Young

Erin Lind ‘83

In Honor of Father Dustin

Boehm

Max C. Hank

In Memory of Glen Huffman

Bruce and Linda Hammerschmitt

Earl and Carol Huffman

In Memory of Jeremy M.

Straeter

Susan E. Wood

In Memory of Joe Hendricks


In Memory of Joseph Mendez

Mike and Mary Brown

Sandra Marley ‘58

Dolores D. Heaton


Mary Mullen

Nancy J. Schuch

Eleanor L. Smith

In Memory of Kaitlin Lynch

Carl Brunsman

Bruce and Ann Haddix

Mallory Huser ‘09

Robert and Susan Logsdon

Roncalli High School Football

Seniors Class of 2012


In Memory of Karl Andrews

Scott and Kate Andrews



Roncalli Special Education Teacher and Chairperson of the STARS Department Pat Musgrave was honored by Bishop Christopher Coyne with a St. Theodora Excellence in Teaching Award. The archdiocese recognized five outstanding educators from amongst all of the elementary and high schools in the archdiocese.

Pat Musgrave



In Memory of Louise

Gervasio

William and Jeanne Barrett

Terese Carson

Marge Dicks


Roncalli High School Class of

1985

James and Kathleen Tilson

In Memory of Maria Teresa

Gonzales


In Honor of Marilyn Dever

Miles


In Memory of Michael

Brewer

Alerding Castor Hewitt LLP

Building Faith & Futures

Campaign Anonymous


Joseph and Jeannie Banich

David and Therese Brandon

Imelda Brewer

Robert and Rachel Brown

George and Gleoria Burris

Mary Sue Compton

Bonnie Cooksey

Karen F. Cooksey

Custom Cable Assemblies, Inc.

Robert and Johanna Delp

Jeff and Melissa Donnell

Patricia Doody

East Coast Microwave

Distributors, Inc.

James and Carol Elworth

First Financial Bank

Jeffrey and Ronda Garrett


Goebes


Bob Hawkins

Henthorn Agency, Inc.

Michael and Anita Hohmann

Gary and Terri Jarvis

JFW Industries, Inc.

Kenneth and Pamela Jordan

Kahsar Sales & Marketing, LLC

James and Pamela Kelliher

Greg and Kari Kerr

Chad and Tracy Knecht

Koehlke Components, Inc.


Bernard and Rebecca Kruse

Dorothy A. Kruse

Michael and Sara Kuebel

Michael Lorenzano

James and Beth Mahin

Manufacturer’s Associates, Inc.

Patricia L. Marye

Joseph and Belinda A. Mascari


Michael and Melissa McCalip


Microwave Distributors

Company

Mary Moody ‘63

David and Shannon Moore

NYTECH Sales Associates


Pasternack Enterprises, Inc.

Gregory and Paula D. Pogue

Precision Products

Richard and Susan Price

Tom and Janet Price

Indy Exhaust Product, Inc.


Ronald and Candace Reese

Terrance and Martha Rodgers

Kurt and Ineta Roessler

Mark and Rebecca Rosebrock

Randy and Susan Ruhl

Barbara Schwering

Kenneth and Ann Stagge

Richard and Jamie Steinmetz


August and Shellie Sturm

Jane Talley

Joyce E. Taylor

Brian and Penny Trowbridge

Patrick and Kay Ulery

In Recognition of Morgan

Sedgwick

Denny and Alice Knigga

In Memory of Pat McMahon

Cathy Cardinale

Elaine Collins

Catherine Francis

Helen Kramer

Peggy Schmidt

Bruce and Jackie Scifres

Shiel Sexton Company, Inc.


Robert and Jean Waugh

Patricia Worrell

In Memory of Robert Gentille


Lisa J. Ariss

Lewis and Diana Brenner

Briarstone Villas Owner’s

Association, Inc.

Tom and Jan Cotton

Paula Curran


Marvin and Luella Feldman


Barbara Hanley

Joan Hohlt

Vitus and Marie Kern

Amber Maslanka

Becky McHugh

Brian P. and Shari D. Moore

Elizabeth Moorman

Paul and Betty Nicolas

Pam Obegi

Steven and Angela Phillips

Charles and Rosemarie

Rumbaugh


Mary Ivory ‘58

Mary Sturm ‘65


Robert and Donna Voris

In Memory of Vincent A.

Raja

Finch & Finch, Inc.

Richard and Rebecca Flickinger

Kenneth and April Hearld

Robert and Sally McCarthy




Janice Watson

A Classic Party Rental

A Little Bit of Red Interior Re-

design

A Piece of Cake

Acceleration Indiana Sports

Training Centers

Ace Rent A Car, Inc.

Agresta, Storms & O’Leary, PC

Alerding Castor Hewitt LLP

All Trades Staffing

Amazon.com

American Business Machines

American Senior Communities

Anna’s Celebration of Life

Foundation, Inc.

Any Occasion Flowers and Balloon

Aqua Systems

Aramark-Victory Field

Arbor Lane Kennel

Archdiocese of Indianapolis

Associates for Women’s Health

AT&T

Corporations & Businesses



Senior Jimmy Henke became Roncalli’s 14th Indiana Academic All Star and was honored at a luncheon sponsored by the Indiana Department of Education and The Indianapolis Star. Each of the 400+ high schools in the state of Indiana are allowed to nominate one senior based on a complex academic formula given to us by the sponsoring agencies along with their leadership and service. The initial pool of nominations are trimmed to 90 students in a first round of selection. From those 90 there are then 40 of the state’s top seniors selected and honored as Indiana Academic All Stars.

Jimmy Henke

Tributes (cont’d)



Auto Tire Car Care Centers

Backhaul Direct, LLC

Ball Park Pizza & Eatery II

Bank of America

Baxter YMCA

Beck Service Center

Beech Tree House Center

Benjamin’s Coffeehouse &

Bakeshop

Big O Tires

Bishop Chatard High School

Blue Ribbon Carriage Company

Bob Rohrman’s Indy Hyundai

Bonefish Grill

BP Fabric of America Fund

BP Foundation

Briarstone Villas Owner’s

Association, Inc.

Buca di Beppo

Buck Creek Winery

Buffer Park Golf Course

Butler University Bookstore

Cadillac Ranch

Cahill’s Lawn & Landscape, Inc.

Carrabba’s

Cash and Carry Paper Co., Inc

Catholic Cemeteries Association

Catholic Youth Organization

Central Indiana Community

Foundation

Central Indiana VYPE

Foundation, Inc.

Chapman Mortgage

Chick-Fil-A

Churchill Downs

Churchman Animal Hospital

Cincinnati Bell Telephone

Cincinnati Reds

Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame

Museum

Circle City Bonsai

Classic Field Adventures, Inc.

Climb Time Indy

Clowes Memorial Hall of Butler

University

Comedy Sportz

Conner Prairie

Conover Custom Fabrication

Crackers Comedy Club

Creation Museum

Custom Cable Assemblies, Inc.

Dakota Landing Golf Course

David H. Wolf, DDS Family

Dentistry

Dick’s Bodacious Bar-B-Q

E.M. Company, Inc.

East Coast Microwave

Distributors, Inc.

Edison Building Services

Eiteljorg Museum

Eli Lilly and Company,

Foundation

Exclusives Salon and Day Spa

Family of Stanley F. Kern

Farm Bureau Insurance

Finch & Finch, Inc.

First Financial Bank

Five Star Catering

Flatwater Restaurant

FLIK International Corporation

Footlite Musicals, Inc

Franciscan Surgery Center

Fraternal Order of Eagles #4167

Fred Astaire Dance Studio

Frederick A. Tolle, M.D.

Gary Young Agency

Good Shepherd Parish

Gotta Have it Courier

Greatimes Family Fun Parks

Greenwood Pediatrics

Hal’s Fabulous Vegas Bar and

Grille

Harding Poorman Group

Harry and Izzy’s Restaurant

Heartland Community Bank

Heartland Film Festival

Heidenreich Greenhouses

Henthorn Agency, Inc.

Hickory Stick Golf Club

Hillview Country Club

Holiday Inn Express South

Holiday World & Splashin’ Safari

Holy Name Altar Society

Holy Name Elementary School

Hoosier Park Racing & Casino

Hunt Construction Group, Inc.

Huntington Bank

hyPERFORMance Athletic

Development

Indecon Solutions

Indiana Black Expo, Inc.

Indiana Repertory Theatre

Indiana State Fair Commission

Indianapolis Ice

Indianapolis Indians

Indianapolis Motor Speedway

Indianapolis Power & Light

Indianapolis Southside Harley

Davidson and Buell

Indianapolis Sports Park

Indianapolis Symphony

Orchestra

Indianapolis Zoo

Indy Exhaust Product, Inc.

Indy South Foot and Ankle

IndyTeleData

Iozzo’s Garden of Italy

Iron Skillet Restaurant

Ivie and Associates

J.P. Morgan Chase Foundation

J.T. Brown, Inc.

Jahnke Painting

James Whitcomb Riley Museum

Home

JFW Industries, Inc.

Jobsite Supply

Jockish Flowers, Inc.

Judd Lawrie CPA, CVA

Kahsar Sales & Marketing, LLC

Katz, Sapper & Miller

Kelly Promotional Products

Kendrick Regional Center for

Colon and Rectal Care

Kentucky Derby Museum

Koehlke Components, Inc.

Lamping/Huser Heating &

Cooling, Inc.

Le Peep Restaurants

lia sophia

Limo Dude

Live Nation

Long’s Bakery, Inc.

Louie’s Tux Shop

Lucas Oil Stadium

Lynch and Belch, P.C.

M.W. Wadsworth & Co. Fine

Chocolates

MacNiven’s Restaurant and Bar

Mader Design

Manufacturer’s Associates, Inc.

Marian University

Mark E. Gleixner, DDS

Marvin’s Wholesale Florist

Mary Jo Gallagher Trust

Mass Avenue Pub

McGee and Company Fine

Jewelers

McQ’s Pub & Eatery

Meridian Street Greenhouse

Merrill Lynch

Metropolitan School District of

Perry Township

Michael F. Arnold DDS PC

Microwave Distributors

Company

Midwest Computer Accessories,

Inc.

Mike’s Express Car Wash

Milto Cleaners

Museum of Science & Industry

National Automobile Dealers

Charitable Foundation

Newport Aquarium

Norris Choplin & Schroeder, LLP

NYTECH Sales Associates

Office of Catholic Education

orange leaf

Ortho Indy South

Papa John’s Pizza



Freshmen Abby Whalen and Josie Wanner won the first and third place honors in the 2012 Holy Cross Family Ministries “Try Prayer! It Works” Essay Contest. Their entries were selected for first and third place in this nationwide writing competition that brings in thousands of entries.

Essay Winners



Pasternack Enterprises, Inc.

Patterson Horth, Inc.

Peterman Heating and Cooling

Inc.

Petite Chou

PFM Truck and Car Care Center

Piazza Produce/Indianapolis

Fruit

Play It Again Sports

Prairie Farms

Precision Products

Premier Surgical

Prestige Portraits by Lifetouch

Red Line Graphics

Red Lobster Restaurant

Regions Morgan Keegan Trust

RLB Consulting LLC

Robert’s Salon & Day Spa

Roche Diagnostics

RS Locker Repair & Installation,

Inc.

Sam’s Club

Schott Services

Shackelford Graphics, Inc.

Shallo’s Antique Restaurant

Shea Consulting Services, LLC

Shedd Aquarium

Shiel Sexton Company, Inc.

Shula’s Steak House

Sister Shuberts Rolls

Sisters of St. Benedict

Sisters of St. Joseph of

Carondelet

South Indy Family Practice

Southeast Family Dental

Southside Catholic Business

Professionals, Inc.

SSI Services LLC

St. Elmo Steak House

St. Francis Healthcare

Foundation

St. Francis Hospital Marketing

Center

St. Jude Men’s Club

St. Mark Parish

St. Roch Junior CYO

St. Roch Parish

St. Rose of Lima School

St. Vincent Health

Steerpoint Marketing

Storage Express

Superior Linen

SYSCO Food Services of

Indianapolis, LLC

Target Stores

Taste of Roncalli

Teachers Credit Union

Teddy’s Burger Joint

The Athens Restaurant

The Atrium

The Cheesecake Factory

The Ezell Group

The Indianapolis Children’s

Museum

The Links Golf Club

Thermo King of Indiana, Inc.

Thirty-One Gifts

Thomas E. Quill, II, D.D.S., P.C.

Total Exterminating Co., Inc.

Transformations Salon and Spa

Trophy House

University of Indianapolis

Greyhound Club

Valle Vista Golf Club &

Conference Center

Verizon Foundation

Victoria Lynn Designs

Vision Quest Eye Care

Walkathon

WTHR-TV Channel 13

Yellow Rose Carriages

Zink Distributing Company



Mitch and Jackie Allard



Armbruster


Nancy Bemis

Gary and Lynn Blackwell

Terese Carson


Sherman and Kate Crosley

Roger and Lani Cummings

Marilyn Dever-Miles



Fred and Mary ‘67 Fields



Gervasio

Tim and Kim ‘01 Gray




Steve and Kathy Heath

Thomas and Kathleen Helbing


Hendricks

Joseph and Diane Hollowell


Thomas and Virginia Horn


Kevin Hurley ‘78


Patrick and Elaine Jerrell

Denise Joseph



Robert and Susie Kirkhoff

Brian Lauck ‘95




Kory J. Marks

Scott and Melissa ‘93 Marsh


Phil Milroy


Dennis and Pat Musgrave

Tom and Janet Price

Tim Puntarelli

James and Mary Ratliff


Sara Riedeman





Bruce and Jackie Scifres

John and Kim Slimak

Donna Smith

Frank and Deanna Smith

Gerard and Kim Striby





Jeff and Elizabeth Traylor


Patrick and Megan Verhiley


Jim and Marilynn Wernke


Father James Wilmoth

Anonymous

Clifford Peters ‘37

Anonymous


Louis ‘42 and Betty Buergler


Clark

Corporations & Businesses (cont’d)

Alumni - 1930s

Alumni - 1940s



The Varsity Baseball Team played in the 2012 Marion County Baseball Tournament defeating Lawrence North, Brebeuf and Warren Central.

Boys’ Baseball Team Marion County

Champions

Faculty & Staff



Marge Dicks

Leo Feldhake ‘41

Helen Ward Griffin ‘49

George and Maryfrances ‘43

Jennings

Anthony ‘43 and Donna Laker

Norbert and Mary Ann ‘48 Mayer

Henry ‘42 and Theresa Meyer


Theresa Springman ‘47

Mary Stock ‘47

Anonymous

Forest ‘56 and Patricia ‘56

Albertson

Louie ‘56 and Nancy ‘58 Annee

Carl Beck ‘58

John ‘57 and Mary Ann ‘58

Boarman

Robert ‘54 and Rita ‘59 Boyle

Marilyn Brewer ‘51

Josephine Cadwallader ‘56

Marjory Cahill ‘52

John and Shirley ‘53 Carroll

Jim and Sandy ‘58 Carson

Sandra Marley ‘58


Jessie Featherstone ‘59

David ‘59 and Molly Hager

Albert ‘52 and JoAnn Herbertz

Robert ‘56 and Della Hoereth

Richard Hornberger ‘55

Charles and Mary ‘52 Jackson

Marjorie Kreuzman ‘52

Annette Lentz ‘59

Robert ‘56 and Dorothy Lynch

Larry and Judith ‘58 May

Daniel and Elizabeth ‘51 Myers

Marie Oechsle

Bernard Padgett ‘58

Cosmo ‘55 and Sharon Piazza

Fred ‘54 and Mary Francis ‘54

Pitzer

Ron Rickelman ‘55

Martha Rucker ‘51


John ‘52 and Michele Sheats

Robert ‘57 and Pat Shewman

Mary Ivory ‘58

Paul ‘58 and Bonnie Suding



John and Mary ‘58 Wilson

Thomas Yetter ‘55

Anonymous

Nancy Abbott ‘62


Marc Ancelet ‘69

Bruce and Joanne ‘60 Banta


Patrick and Linda ‘67 Bower

Carl and Milly ‘68 Brehob

Daniel ‘66 and Judy Brizendine

Phil and Cathy ‘64 Campbell

Tony Comella ‘66

Carol Cooney ‘69

Stephen ‘61 and Marcy Dowden


Joseph ‘63 and Vicki Dwenger

Ronald ‘63 and Jo Ellen ‘63

Eckstein

Thomas ‘63 and Angie Egan

Thomas ‘61 and Becka Egold

John Fitzgerald ‘65

Michael ‘66 and Vicki ‘67 Goss


Thomas ‘65 and Suzanne

Halloran

Camilla Heid ‘68


Hendricks

Michael and Jeanne ‘66

Hoagland

John Hornberger ‘63

Cynthia Huff ‘66

Jim ‘69 and Barb ‘70 Huser

John ‘66 and Mary Jaffe

William Keller ‘69

Larry ‘67 and Jane ‘66 Killion


Kathryn Lawrie ‘64

James Leffler ‘65

Patricia Ley ‘68

Frank Linder ‘60

Judy Livingston ‘61

James and Mary ‘65 Marshall

George ‘69 and Cynthia Maude

Barbara May ‘67


John Mennel ‘62

Mary Moody ‘63

Wayne ‘69 and Chris Nelis

James and Mary ‘66 Odell

Julie Papandria ‘68

Nancy Parker ‘60

Tom ‘64 and Jane Peters

David ‘61 and Sandra Phelan

Leland and Rosalie ‘60 Richards

Robert and Kathleen ‘68

Ripperger

Dennis and Linda ‘65 Schafer

Larry ‘68 and Kathy ‘68

Schembra

Mark Schmalz ‘60


Richard ‘60 and Jeanne ‘60

Schott

Kathleen Shank ‘66

Harry ‘68 and Mary Lou

Sherman

Erika Smith ‘64

Gary ‘67 and Marilyn ‘67

Steigerwald

Mary Sturm ‘65



Ronald ‘63 and Lorraine Weimer

Michael ‘66 and Ann Wetzel

Marilyn Willcox ‘69

Anonymous

Charles and Joan ‘74 Adams

Robin Andrews ‘77

Barbara Armbruster ‘77

Philip ‘73 and Debbie ‘78

Armbruster

Ronald and Barbara ‘71

Atkerson


James and Angie ‘72 Bagnoli


Nick Battiato ‘73

Arthur and Ann ‘71 Berkemeier

David and Michele ‘72 Bignall

Kelli Boehm ‘77

Tom ‘79 and Kristie ‘84 Clark



Tom ‘75 and Joan ‘76 Dale

Michael and Elizabeth ‘76 De

Chant


Goebes

David and Lisa ‘73 Goldstein

Phillip and Alyson ‘75 Gurganus





John and Terri Morone ‘77

Hupalo

Kevin Hurley ‘78


Jim ‘69 and Barb ‘70 Huser


Douglas and Joan ‘79 Jacobs


Priscilla Kirsch ‘70

Alumni - 1950s

Alumni - 1960s

Alumni - 1970s



Will Schott won the school’s first ever state championship in boys’ track and field in the high jump competition with a leap of 6’8”.

Will Schott State Champion



Tim and Susan ‘72 Lacy

Louis ‘78 and Chris ‘79 Lauck

Kurt and Antoinette ‘76 Layer

Tim and Patty ‘77 Luttrell



Grace Massing ‘70

Daniel ‘77 and Cheryl McAllen

Brian and Mary ‘79 McCoy

Thomas ‘76 and Robin McElroy

Craig ‘72 and Jane ‘75

McKendree

Nancy Meyer ‘70

Victoria Miller ‘77

Michael and Elizabeth ‘79 Mislan

Gary ‘72 and Mary Frances ‘72

Moran

Gregory and Debra ‘71 Perkins

Michael ‘79 and Patricia Perry


Carol Pitzer ‘79

Jack and Jackie ‘70 Richmond

James ‘74 and Mary Beth

Schafer


William ‘71 and Patricia

Schubach

Paul ‘76 and Toni Sergi


William ‘74 and Patricia ‘74

Shepardson


Rose Springman ‘70


Rosemary Sutter ‘71

Jeff ‘73 and Carol ‘74 Taylor


Daniel ‘78 and Mary Tieken

Jim Tilton and Mary Jo

Zajeski ‘72

James ‘73 and Sharon ‘73 Tolin


Mary Wheeler ‘76

Stephen and Cheryl Wood ‘79

Wheelock

Julie Wicks ‘75

Larry ‘72 and Kathy Wilder

Steve and Patty ‘71 Yeager

Joseph and Diane ‘77

Zimmerman

Dave Zwiesler ‘70

Anonymous

Scott Annee ‘85

Thelma Antolin ‘83



Thomas ‘87 and Penny Barrett

Rebecca Baskerville ‘83

Stephen ‘83 and Lisa Battiato

Gina Marie Battiston ‘84



Louis Belch ‘82

Gregg and Suzanne ‘81 Bennett

Edward and Emily ‘86 Brown

Sean ‘88 and Jenifer Brown

Ian and Angi ‘87 Cabell


Laurie Campbell ‘81

Jim and Karen ‘86 Chapman


Tom ‘79 and Kristie ‘84 Clark

Molly Clawson ‘86

Paul and Laurie ‘88 Clodfelter


Timothy ‘85 and Denise Cook

Kathryn Cordell ‘85


Corsaro


Greg ‘82 and Cheryl

Cunningham

Mark ‘87 and Jeanine Currans


Marty ‘82 and Fran Davey

Tamara Dulin ‘86

Emery and Cynthia ‘81 Eakle


Laura ‘87 Eizember and John

Anthony


Bruce Feldman ‘83

James ‘82 and Lisa Feltz


Gervasio

Jane Gervasio ‘83


Michael ‘86 and Ann ‘83 Gough

Michael and Kathleen ‘88

Haberthy


Daniel ‘88 and Kristin

Hammerschmitt

David and Melissa ‘85 Hathaway

Michael and Kelly ‘88 Hegwood


John ‘81 and Mary Herbertz

Jean Hooten ‘85



Ann Kaminski ‘88


Kevin ‘80 and Anne ‘80 Keller

David ‘80 and Joni Kuhn


John ‘85 and Suzanne Lawson


Leppert

Erin Lind ‘83

Vincent and Anne ‘83 Lockard

John Looney ‘82

Stephen ‘86 and Karen Looney



Christopher ‘86 and Mary

McCarthy



John and Tara ‘88 Morse

James ‘86 and Lynn Moylan


Michael Murphy ‘86


Thomas Naughton ‘85

Christine O’Connor ‘86

Mike and Anne ‘82 O’Connor

John ‘82 and Angela ‘83 Oechsle




David ‘86 and Rosemary Page

Dan and Colleen ‘81 Parker




Daniel ‘81 and Jill Prestel

Rex Ralston ‘83

Greg ‘86 and Michelle Roberts

Angela Runholt ‘84



Anthony ‘83 and Carrie Schafer



Christopher Schott ‘89


Schubach


Tonya Simpson ‘88

Eric and Kathy ‘89 Slifer

Amy Smay ‘86








Brian ‘89 and Stephanie Volk


Weisenbach

Richard and Jacqueline ‘83 Wirey

Alumni - 1970s (cont’d)



Senior Cassie Schulthies’s entry in the National Women in Construction Architectural Design Contest was named the first place winner in the entire nation! Cassie’s winning design was one of thousands of entries from many in the United States of a half-way house for troubled teens. With this, came a winning prize of $1,500. Since 1997, Roncalli has now claimed 8 national titles in the NAWIC Competition.

Cassie SchultheisNational Champion

Alumni - 1980s





Anonymous

Dominic ‘91 and Melissa Agresta

Patrick Allen ‘92

Joseph and Lisa ‘90 Babb

Thomas ‘92 and Erin ‘94 Bohn

Christopher ‘94 and Amy ‘94

Browning

Neil and Jennifer ‘94 Clayton

Steven and Aundrea ‘99 Coath

Keith and Jennifer ‘93 Craig

Richard ‘96 and Kathleen

Crosson

Matthew ‘98 and Christy Dillon

Robert ‘95 and Jaime Dinn


Brad ‘96 and Amy ‘95 Feldman


Mark Griffin ‘91

Greg and Katie ‘99 Harris

Joshua ‘97 and Nicole ‘95

Haywood

Nicholas Heinzelman ‘92

Rev. John Hollowell ‘97

Matt ‘99 and Kari Hollowell


Laura Irmer ‘93

Anna Kazmierski ‘90


Amie Kiefer ‘96

Brian Lauck ‘95


Joffre ‘93 and Kristen LeFevre

Jeffrey ‘93 and Kim Mader

Tommy ‘93 and Jen Mascari

Joseph ‘99 and Leah Matis

Ben Moser ‘98

Scott ‘95 and Suzanne Moser

Timothy ‘91 and Tina Reece

Ben and Julie ‘99 Reilly



Joe ‘96 and Candice ‘96 Schott


Bryan Sharpe ‘90

Jeremy ‘95 and Melissa Stahley

Dan ‘99 and Jenny ‘97 Taylor

Clayton ‘90 and Celeste ‘91 Willis

Keith Zapp ‘98

Anonymous

Roncalli High School Class of 2001


Nicholas Ader ‘12

Michael Agal ‘08

Justin Agresta ‘03

Evan Anttonen ‘12

Joe Ardizzone ‘12


Armbruster

Thomas Arvo ‘12

Aleksander Bales ‘12

Christopher Barrer ‘12

Ryan Baumann ‘03

David ‘01 and Lisa ‘01 Beckwith

Sam Belcas ‘12

Marissa Bova ‘12

Matt and Megan ‘02 Bowerman

Kaitlin Brewer ‘12

Max Browning ‘12

Natalie Butler ‘12

John Caito ‘12

Adam Clemens ‘12

Kayli Clodfelter ‘12

DJ Coffey ‘08

Clinton Corbin ‘12

Nathaniel Cox ‘12

Haley Craig ‘12

Austin Davis ‘12

Pauline Dearing ‘12

Christopher Delaney ‘12

Michael Dickey ‘12

Emma Diekhoff ‘12

Abbie Doyle ‘12

Megan Farrar ‘12

Sophia Gillum ‘12

Ryan Griebelbauer ‘12

Kristin Hale ‘12

Eric Hanley ‘12


Jessica Hayden ‘12

Stephanie Heath ‘01

Erica Heinekamp ‘02

Amy Hemmelgarn ‘12

Ryan Hess ‘12

Andrea Hickle ‘12

Timothy Hogan ‘12

Aaron Hollowell ‘05

Daniel ‘02 and Jacqueline

Hollowell

Laura Hollowell ‘12

Tony Hollowell ‘00

Leah Hornberger ‘12

Mallory Huser ‘09

Joe ‘04 and Laura ‘04 Kappel

Brittany Kehoe ‘12

Kelsey Kolisek ‘12

Mitchell Kovalsky ‘12

Louis Lauck, Jr. ‘02

Abby Lewinski ‘12

Alyssa Loebig ‘12

Samuel Madden ‘12

David Mappes ‘12

Luke Marks ‘12

Natalie Marshall ‘12

Melissa Masengale ‘12

Andrew Matis ‘08

Michael Matis ‘02

Joe McCrickard ‘12

Scott Meek ‘05

Chris ‘02 and Julie ‘02 Mennel

Tiffany Merkel ‘12

Stephanie Meyer ‘12

Joseph Micucci ‘12

Benjamin Miller ‘07


Lauren Murphy ‘12

Adam Nover ‘12

Drew Oechsle ‘09

Drew Oehrle ‘12

Mary Catherine Oelker ‘12

Mitchell Pavnica ‘12

Joseph Penno ‘12

William Perry ‘06

Jordan Popa ‘12

Christian D. Powers ‘11

Bryan Rainey ‘12

Taylor Randol ‘12

Kevin Roell ‘12

Connor Rohrman ‘12

Daniel Rojas ‘12

Analiese Rollins ‘12

Eric Rutter ‘09

Tyler Scheerer ‘12

Juliana Schott

Mark Sergi ‘01

Monica Sergi ‘06

Timothy Sergi ‘05

Olivia Sexson ‘12

Christopher Shaw ‘02

Joseph Smith ‘12

Kyle Squillace ‘01

Annemarie Stockton ‘12

Michael Sullivan, Jr. ‘01

Robert Swayze ‘04

Abbey Swhear ‘12

Tyler Thomas ‘10

Brian ‘03 and Michelle Tolin

Cole Toner ‘12

Nick ‘02 and Natalie ‘02 Torres

Kathryn Tresnowski ‘04

Keith Waters ‘03

Grace Weisenbach ‘12


Timothy White ‘03

Meghann Wood ‘12

Nicholas Wright ‘12

Tamara Wutsch ‘12

Debby Zemlock ‘12

Timothy Zimmerman ‘12

Molly Zobel ‘12

Alumni - 1990s


Alumni - 2000s


The Girls’ Tennis Team defeated Brebeuf to claim the school’s first ever Marion County Championship in Girls’ Tennis. The team continued in Sectional action becoming Sectional Champs beating Franklin Central.

Girls’ Tennis Team Marion County

Champions



Gifts of CashRoncalli receives a large portion of gifts in the form of cash simply because it's the easiest way to give. Cash gifts are fully deductible within the tax year of which they are given unless the total amount of the gift exceeds 50% of your adjusted income. However, the excess can be carried forward for up to five years and used as a deduction within those years.

Gifts of PropertyAlmost any type of property has the potential to be a suitable charitable gift. This includes securities, art objects, real estate and other types of personal property. If you own property on which the value has appreciated so that it generates long-term capital gain if sold, you are generally better off donating the property to the school rather than selling it and donating the proceeds. Consult your attorney or tax advisor to find out what is best for your situation.

Life Income PlansA donor may wish to make a significant gift to Roncalli during his/her lifetime, but may find it necessary to utilize income from those same assets. With this situation, a life income gift to Roncalli may be the answer. The basis of this type of gift is that you make irrevocable contribution of cash or other assets to

the school or the Catholic Community Foundation. The school or foundation will act as a trustee for these assets which would allow the school or foundation to invest the assets and pay you an income for the remainder of your life and the life of your spouse or other beneficiary. At the end of these "life interests" the remaining principle will be passed on to the school.

BequestsThe most common type of planned gift is a bequest, which is a provision in your will for a gift to the school. A charitable bequest is fully deductible from your estate and can significantly reduce estate taxes on the balance of your estate. Your bequest to Roncalli can take the form of a specific bequest, cash or securities, real estate or other property. It can also take the form of a percentage of your total estate.

A donor can make a gift to Roncalli by using a residuary bequest, which is the gift of all or a portion of your estate remaining after the payment of specific bequests, debts, taxes and administrative expenses. You can also make a contingent bequest, which takes effect only if your primary beneficiaries predecease you or are otherwise disqualified as legatees. This type of bequest may work well for younger donors because it does not adversely affect the primary interest of the

donor's spouse, children or other primary beneficiaries.

A bequest can be restricted or unrestricted. Due to the changing future needs of the school, donors often make their bequests unrestricted in order to allow the use of funds where they are most needed.

Giving to an EndowmentGifts to an endowment are a permanent investment in Roncalli's future. The original value of the gift is multiplied as it generates continuous investment income for the needs of Roncalli.

Gift Vehicles Cash SecuritiesLife InsuranceReal EstateGift AnnuitiesCharitable Remainder TrustsCharitable Lead TrustsBequest

Tributes and MemorialsThe memory of a loved one can be recorded as a tribute or memorial gift to Roncalli High School. The memorial is recognized in the Annual Report and notification of memorial contributions are made as you request.

For more information on planned giving or gifts to Roncalli, please contact the Advancement Office at 787-8277, ext. 240.

Rebelation Sponsors

Signature Sponsors:

Big O TiresSouthside Catholic

Business Professionals

Corporate Sponsors:

A Friend of Roncalli All Trades StaffingAmerican Senior

CommunitiesAssociates for Women’s

HealthBob Rohrman Indy

HyundaiCatholic Youth

OrganizationDr. David Wolf D.D.S.

Harding Poorman GroupIozzo’s Garden of ItalyKatz, Sapper & Miller

Marian UniversityMerrill Lynch - Jim Otley

Milto CleanersOrthoIndy SouthPiazza Produce/Indianapolis Fruit

Premier SurgicalRHS Alumni Association

St. Mark ParishSt. Roch Parish

Sysco Food ServicesThe Gurnik FamilyZink Distributos

Ways to Give

April 27, 2013, Save the Date for Rebelation 2013!

Mark your calendars now for the 15th Celebration of Rebelation at Roncalli High School!

Dinner, Live & Silent Auction and Student PerformancesDoors Open: 5 p.m., Dinner: 7 p.m.

$100 per person/$1,000 per Table of 10All Proceeds go to Student Tuition Assistance

Reservations Will be Accepted Early: 787.8277, ext. 240

REBELATiON

A WONDERFUL REBEL RESORT



Roncalli High School is meeting the expectations of the Indianapolis Catholic community, where traditions and values are important. The high school environment and the values taught are vital to a student’s future success as an employee, a spouse, a citizen, and a leader in the community. At Roncalli, these values are at the core of what is taught and practiced.

This success, however does not come without a cost. Although Roncalli is an Archdiocesan high school with an open enrollment policy, the school receives no state or federal tax money to offset the cost of tuition. The cost of educating our students is not covered by tuition alone. To ensure that this success story known as Roncalli continues, we need to meet the ever-increasing demands for excellence in staffing, programs, and facilities. This can only be done by endowing our future financial stability.

The Pope John XXIII Legacy Society is a group of charitably inclined individuals who have made a gift to help ensure the financial security of Roncalli High School. Membership to the society is gained by making a gift in one of the following ways:

■ By contributing $5,000 or more over a lifetime to a Roncalli High School Endowment Fund.

■ By naming Roncalli High School as charitable beneficiary of a charitable gift annuity, a charitable remainder trust, or a charitable lead trust.

■ By naming Roncalli High School as a beneficiary of a life insurance policy.

■ By naming Roncalli High School in a will as a recipient of a portion of an estate.

■ By naming Roncalli High School as a remainder beneficiary of a life estate or real estate trust.

■ By designating an IRA or other tax deferred retirement account to Roncalli High School.

Pope John XXIIILegacy SocietyMembersAnonymousCharles and Joan ‘74

AdamsArchdiocese of

IndianapolisAnne ArmbrusterRichard ‘48 and Ruth BeckTerese R. CarsonDonald Clark ‘51Martin R. Eckstein ‘65Dan and Beth ElsenerEvelyn Strickler EstateFamily of Bernard F. DeverFamily of Frank RonziFamily of Stanley F. KernWilliam and Louise

GervasioJoseph D. and Diane

HollowellLinus and Marguerite

HorcherRobert and Jo HoyEdward HuckJoseph ‘73 and Donna

HuckJohn ‘66 and Mary JaffeRita M. JolleyFrank and Lisa KolisekWilliam and Martha KuntzChick ‘65 and Jan LauckEmily Lipps EstateStephen ‘86 and Karen

LooneyA. Charles and Del

MaddenThomas and Terri MaddenJoe ‘73 and Connie MatisJerre and Cindy

McManamaStephen E. and Martha M.

MoserJohn and Jean NeelyLarry ‘68 and Kathy ‘68

SchembraBen ‘81 and Mari Jo

StallingsKeith and Kathy SybergThe Mennel Family

FoundationRobert and Mary Pat TullyMike and Janet WadsworthSuzanne K. WellsSteve and Patty ‘71 Yeager

Pope John XXIIILegacy Society

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