Brebeuf Jesuit Bylines Magazine - Spring 2016

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Andy and Lorna Mohr

2015 President’s Medal Recipients

Brebeuf Teachers

Expanding Their Classrooms

#BrebeufGivingDay

Photo taken by Jennie Nye

FATHER JACK’S LETTER

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EDITOR Mike Higginbotham

Dear Brebeuf Jesuit Family,

Our fifty-third school year is nearing its end, and with it, there is an invigorating sense of energy. Students, faculty, and staff can attribute the enthusiastic current running through our fall season to the many blessings that have come our way in recent months.

One of the most noticeable of these has been the incredible transformation of our school’s facilities through the successful Brebeuf Jesuit: Leading the Way campaign. Through over $7.2 million in gifts from supporters and families, the school has not only been able to grow its endowment of support, but radically renovate those areas of the building our students have used the most in the past half-century: our library, which is now the cutting-edge collaborative space known as the Information Commons; our Multi-Purpose Room-turnedAuditorium; our Visual Arts Department; over thirty classrooms; our Learning Center; and even the academic department centers. Each of these areas have received much needed upgrades, repairs, and technological enhancements.

And beyond all this, Brebeuf Jesuit has experienced yet another blessing specifically for our students most in need: on #BrebeufGivingDay on September 4, generous donors gave almost $100,000 to The Brebeuf Fund, which helps support students who require financial assistance to attend Brebeuf.

With the gifts provided for these new learning spaces and assistive funding, our students are able to focus on the transforming process of their education here. Brebeuf Jesuit continues to be a place that challenges students to reach for the magis—to reach beyond simple rote learning to experience and change their world. As I watch our students volunteering to defend the rights of the homeless, serve the underserved in shelters, and start their own humanitarian clubs and charitable drives, I know that every blessing they receive is redounded to others.

Thank you, reader, for your part in this beautiful cycle of giving, which has individuals like you at its heart.

ASSISTANT EDITOR Abigail Caress

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Brebeuf Bistro 2016, 2015 President’s Dinner, Linnie LaMaster Heads to Paraguay, President’s Office, 2015 Graduation

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A special thanks to the Moms, Dads and Alumni Board

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Hadley Moore earns Woodrow Wilson Foundation Fellowship, Shihling Chui creates new Chinese language program

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Dawson Robinson ’12, Joel Shapiro ’13

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#BrebeufGivingDay

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Class Notes, Braves Eternal, Thank You

25 LEADING THE WAY Campaign and Renovation Updates

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26 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

The Magis Society, The President’s Circle, Bravewalk Update, Up to $999 Donors, 2015 Braves Open

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Brebeuf Bistro Carafes & Canvas With over 450 attendees, Brebeuf Bistro – Carafes & Canvas, Brebeuf Jesuit’s largest annual fundraiser, was once again a delightful evening of mingling with fellow Brebeuf parents and alumni, silent and live auctions, entertainment, and delicious food. With a theme of Carafes & Canvas, the 2016 Bistro held on Saturday, February 27, was an event that will go down in Brebeuf history. For the first time, the event was held off-site, at the Indianapolis Museum of Art. Live and silent auctions allowed attendees to use their own smart devices to bid on exciting experience packages and unique items.

In Bistro’s 22nd year, attendees enjoyed tasting over 22 bourbons and wines, purchased raffle tickets to win a new car, and watched a speed painting performance by Dan Dunn’s PaintJam, all while benefiting Brebeuf Jesuit. From Brebeuf student artwork to sports memorabilia and even a puppy, there was something for everyone to enjoy at the auctions. Special guest emcee Chris Widlic, Sports Anchor and Reporter at WISH-TV, kicked off the live auction portion of the evening. The event was filled with so many special moments to benefit Brebeuf Jesuit students.

Every Bistro event’s proceeds directly benefit the needs of the student body at Brebeuf Jesuit through support for financial aid via The Brebeuf Fund, and through enrichment support for student programming and instructional grants.

This year’s Brebeuf Bistro – Carafes & Canvas was a great evening to celebrate friends, family, and Brebeuf Jesuit! Brebeuf is excited for everyone to attend Brebeuf Bistro 2017 which will unveil a brand new theme this fall!

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ANDY and LORNA Honored as the 2015 President’s Medal Recipients Members of the Brebeuf Jesuit community came together to honor Andy and Lorna Mohr at the 2015 President’s Dinner on September 24, 2015.

As leaders in the Indianapolis community and involved parents of Brebeuf Jesuit alumni Drew ’12 and Sam ’15, Andy and Lorna Mohr have demonstrated a deep commitment to Jesuit education through role model worthy volunteer involvement in their community, children’s lives, and in support of the students, faculty and staff at Brebeuf Jesuit.

In addition to their volunteer efforts at Brebeuf, they live our motto of Men and Women for Others with their service to the greater Indianapolis community through the United Way of Central Indiana, Junior Achievement, Indiana University, St. Luke’s Catholic Church and numerous other organizations.

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Adventure in Paraguay SPENDING A SCHOOL YEAR ON AN

Linnie LaMaster ’17 Takes Flight

Linnie LaMaster ’17 had grown up hearing from her grandfather about Rotary International’s exchange programs that send members to other countries. And when she was old enough, she reached out to the local Carmel Rotary Club.

“I wanted to see more of the world,” Linnie explains, “and I knew Rotary had an awesome program. Out of 40 countries where they have exchanges established, they ask you for your favorites. Originally Linnie received her number-one choice, Argentina, but due to unforeseen circumstances she ended up traveling to Paraguay instead.

It was quite a journey to this point for Linnie, who had to undergo an intensive application process that included a demanding essay and interviewing process, as well as a scholarship competition. “I am so glad that I got it,” says Linnie of the scholarship. “It pays for everything but the plane ticket.”

But wait, what about her career of study at Brebeuf Jesuit? How can she manage to miss out on her junior year and still graduate on time?

“It might have helped that my mom is the assistant principal at Brebeuf,” Linnie laughs. “But no, really, I think that it helped

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my case a lot that the school that I’ll be attending in Paraguay is a Jesuit sisterschool. Jesuit schools respect each other’s rigor, and so most of my credits for classes will transfer.”

Considerable time went into planning with the administration at Brebeuf so that Linnie’s course schedule doesn’t suffer the strain. “I’ll have to double-up in English classes next year and maybe take a history course online, but I shouldn’t have to repeat a whole year,” Linnie explains. “I’m so grateful that the administration has been so flexible and so supportive of my goals.”

For a student who has only just finished language courses in Spanish II, those goals are pretty extensive.

“I want to become fluent; they say that this is the best way to do it – that you can become fluent through full immersion in about five months with some prior exposure to the language. I also want to take the chance to explore the landscape and history there.”

Through the Rotary’s program, Linnie has had the chance to take exploratory tours to many locales with other Rotary exchange students in her area, even going up the coast to the north, as well as visiting Patagonia.

She was also encouraged to fully embrace her experience within the culture surrounding her, even if it means feeling a little bit estranged from home. “They actually don’t encourage you to call home very often,” Linnie explains. “It’s a way to discourage homesickness and keep you present where you are. That will be tough.”

But Linnie is prepared for this experience to change her, both through the cultural exchange and through her participation in the larger Rotary International culture.

“I want be sure to represent Brebeuf and Rotary well. Both are very service-oriented organizations. ‘Service over self ’ is the Rotary International motto. In fact, I’ll be continuing to serve as a volunteer with Rotary when I return; I’ll also be taking Community Service at Brebeuf then, too.

It will be a great way to expand my growth into a woman for others.”

It’s a journey that has taken Linnie far away – and farther into an expanded awareness.

“I wish more students like me knew about this program and would try it,” Linnie says.

“I know it sounds hard, but Brebeuf has been so supportive. It’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity I can’t waste.”

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students like me knew about this program and would try it,” Linnie says. “I know it sounds hard, but Brebeuf has been so supportive. It’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity I can’t waste.

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PRESIDENT’S OFFICE MICHAEL FOX ’83, NEW BOARD MEMBER After graduating from Brebeuf Jesuit, Michael Fox ’83 went on to major in economics at Indiana University and worked in the construction and real estate development field for more than 27 years.

He is the current president of Buckingham Construction Corporation and has been critically involved in the construction and development of over $800 million of commercial, industrial, office, medical, and housing facilities throughout the Midwest. Mike is active in the community as a member or in a board capacity with the following: Metropolitan Indianapolis Coalition for Construction Safety, United States Green Building Council, Indiana Subcontractors Association, International Center for Shopping Centers, Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School Buildings and Grounds Committee, and the Indiana Construction Roundtable. Mike has also served on the boards for Young Entrepreneurs Organization, St. Luke Catholic School, and Lambda Corporation of the Sigma Chi Fraternity, in addition to many others. Mike actively volunteers with Shepherd Community Center and Miracle Place, and has coached youth basketball, softball and soccer at First Baptist Athletics and St. Luke Catholic School. He and his wife, Krista, have enjoyed supporting their daughters, Reagan ’14, Madeline ’16, and Molly ’19, during their studies at Brebeuf.

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WENDY (SUTTON) HORN ’79, NEW BOARD MEMBER After graduating from Brebeuf Jesuit, Wendy (Sutton) Horn ’79 obtained her Bachelor of Arts from Denison University and her Master of Health and Business Administration from Indiana University.

Wendy is a business development executive and entrepreneur with a passion for start-ups, growth and turn-around opportunities. She and her husband started the Stratford Companies, developing high quality senior living communities. Wendy currently heads up business development for Visionary Enterprises, Inc. (VEI), a subsidiary of Community Health Network, and serves on the Network’s senior leadership team to drive strategic growth.

In her community, Wendy currently serves on the boards for Junior Achievement of Central Indiana and Goodwill Goodsource.

She also serves as Vice President of the Village of WestClay’s Home Owner’s Association (HOA). Wendy and her family were also very active in the grassroots campaign to elect Susan Brooks as the District 5 Congressional Representative in 2012-2013. Although Wendy has worked and lived around the country, she currently resides in Carmel, Ind., with her husband, Richard, and son, Mitchell ’16.

BETSY LASKEY, NEW BOARD MEMBER Betsy Laskey earned her bachelor’s degree in economics from DePauw University and early in her career served as a financial analyst for Daseke Properties in Westport, Conn., and as Manager of Corporate Development for the Pan American Games in Indianapolis. In more recent years, she has served as a Guild Board Officer for the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis, supported her sorority Pi Beta Phi, and served from 2002-2010 with the Brebeuf Jesuit Mothers Association, acting as president in 2007-2008 and as chair for the Interfaith Prayer group in 2008-2009. She enjoys volunteering for St. Christopher’s Episcopal Church and chairing events for the Fair Haven Foundation and Carmel Clay Public Library Guild. Betsy is married to Thomas Laskey and is proud of her three Brebeuf alumni: Jack ’06, Hannah ’08, and Peter ’10.

FR. TOM MERKEL, S.J., NEW BOARD MEMBER During Father Michael Christina’s leave of absence, Fr. Tom Merkel, S.J. serves as the interim Vice President

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for Mission and Identity at Brebeuf Jesuit and as the Acting Superior of the Jesuit Community. Prior to his work at Brebeuf Jesuit, he served as the President of Creighton Preparatory School in Omaha, NE and as the Superintendent of Schools at Red Cloud Indian School on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. Fr. Merkel holds graduate degrees in philosophy, theology and private school administration from St. Michael’s Institute/Gonzaga University, the Jesuit School of Theology at Berkeley, and the University of San Francisco. As a part of his work in Jesuit secondary education, Fr. Merkel served as the Board Chair of the Jesuit Secondary Education Association.

ROBIN NELSON-RICE, NEW BOARD MEMBER Robin Nelson-Rice earned her Bachelor of Science in finance and her Master of Business Administration in marketing from Indiana University. She is a community volunteer and has also worked for AT&T and Eli Lilly & Company in various marketing positions, including several abroad in Toronto, Canada, and in the United Kingdom. Among her activities in the local community, Robin serves on the Advisory Board for the Women’s Fund of Central Indiana and on the board of the Indianapolis Museum of Art. Robin has also previously served on the Board of Trustees at The Orchard School. She and her husband, Derica, have three sons, including Malachi ’17, enrolled at Brebeuf Jesuit.

A Message from the Chair of the Brebeuf Jesuit Board of Trustees Dear Brebeuf Jesuit Families, Brebeuf and I go way back – back years before I could even attend as a student. I can remember all the way back in the 1960s, when my dad, Jim Clark, was a founding supporter of this school. It was a part of his lifelong commitment to the importance of public and community service. Observing him as a role model, I learned this valuable lesson: You have to give back in some way to others. It makes life meaningful.

After watching my dad give so much to this school at its beginning, and then attending as a student myself in the 1970s, and then more recently experiencing fatherly pride as my own children excelled in the transforming environment here, I am delighted to be serving Brebeuf and its students and families today with my fellow Trustees. Brebeuf is still a place that touches lives, and it is rewarding to be a part of that mission.

As Board Chairman, I want to take this opportunity to encourage my fellow alumni to reconnect with Brebeuf again. Come back and visit. Talk to one of the teachers or to one of the many bright current students here and learn about the changes that have taken place and what is still excellent at Brebeuf. Call the Alumni Office and ask about the many ways you can get involved. Take a moment to reflect on a teacher or alumnus who changed your life at Brebeuf and send in a donation to the Brebeuf Fund in their honor. It’s never too late to revisit your past and give back in a way that will impact the futures of many—to live out the Brave calling to be Men and Women for Others.

Sincerely,

J. Murray Clark ’75

Chair, Brebeuf Jesuit Board of Trustees

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CLASS OF 2015 BACCALAUREATE MASS “Saint of God” Award Presented to Brian Martindale ’15 at the Class of 2015 Baccalaureate Mass Each year, the Religious Studies Department presents the Fr. Al Bischoff “Saint of God” Award to a senior who best exemplifies the spirit of “sainthood” that Fr. Al (former Rector of Brebeuf) shared with us while he was at Brebeuf Jesuit. The criteria of the award includes: being a man/woman for others; has a faith in God that is truly live, conscious and active; has an attitude of openness and respect for his/her own religion and the religion of others; and maintained an “A” average in Religious Studies classes while at Brebeuf Jesuit.

CLASS OF 2015 SENIOR AWARDS Presented at the 50th Annual Commencement Exercises – May 31, 2015 The Community Service Award Jena Hart ’15 and Claire Taylor ’15 The Community Service Award is presented to the student(s) who has/have contributed substantially to the progress and activities of civic and social groups for the individual good of the community principally outside the school. Jena has volunteered countless hours beyond the required course time for completion of Community Service. Though not uncommon for Brebeuf Jesuit students, what distinguishes these recipients is their personal journey in which Community Service has gone from duty and grade to, now, the call they answer in their daily lives.

The J. Patrick Sheehy, SJ, Spirit Award Jake Iery ’15 The J. Patrick Sheehy, SJ, Spirit Award is named after one of the former Presidents of Brebeuf Jesuit who passed away while in office. Br. Sheehy served the school for 25-plus years in a variety of capacities. This award is presented to the student who has demonstrated the greatest enthusiasm for the goals of Brebeuf Jesuit as a community and who by his/her own actions has worked to communicate this attitude to a marked degree to 8

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his or her fellow classmates and to the Brebeuf Jesuit faculty and administration.

The Leadership Award Sam Bennett ’15 The Leadership Award is presented to the student who has demonstrated to a marked degree responsible use of his/her talents in academic and extra-curricular pursuits; who embodies in his/her personal life the goals and ideals of Brebeuf Jesuit; and who has gained the respect of fellow students through his/her dedication to the goals and ideals of the Brebeuf Jesuit community.

The Br. John Buchman, S.J., Award Student Recipient – Annie Melbert ’15 Faculty Recipient – Libby Pollak ’97 The Br. John “Bucky” Buchman, SJ, Award annually recognizes a student and faculty/staff member who best demonstrates the character and inner awareness of Bucky. It is presented to a student and faculty/staff member who has markedly demonstrated Bucky’s character and inner awareness – a humble heart, gives a tireless effort and listens with a compassionate ear all while possessing a selfless soul for the sake of others.

The Grad at Grad Award Brian Martindale ’15 and Nyree Modisette ’15 The Ignatian Educator Award is presented to the student(s) who most clearly represents well-rounded graduates that are intellectually competent, open to growth, religious, loving and committed to doing justice in generous service to the people of God. The Ignatian Educator Award Karen Beck The Ignatian Educator Award is presented to the faculty member who most clearly represents a wellrounded person that is intellectually competent, open to growth, religious, loving and committed to doing justice in generous service to the people of God. The Echon Educator Award Sherry Annee The Echon Educator Award is presented each year by the Alumni Board to a current or former faculty or staff member who exemplifies the Igntatian principles and values of a Jesuit education.

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Thank you to the Moms,

The Mothers Association works throughout the year to inspire and promote Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School. They provide funds through their annual Bistro to boost the school’s resources, volunteer to staff the information desk and support our athletic teams, and enrich our students, faculty, and staff’s experiences at the school and beyond.

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“Screaming”

By Alexis Worden ’13

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Dads and Alumni Board!

The Dads Club hosts events, provides awards and grants, and coordinates recognition pieces in the Athletic Programs. Funds raised improve the school’s infrastructure and benefit all of the students who attend Brebeuf Jesuit.

From planning their annual Braves Open Golf Outing to providing scholarship opportunities for Brebeuf Jesuit legacies, the Alumni Association Board of Directors serves as the leadership of the alumni community. Through the Alumni Legacy Scholarship Fund and their gifts to other programs at Brebeuf, the Alumni Board embodies the importance of alumni giving to Brebeuf’s success.

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HADLEY MOORE EARNS

distinguished WOODROW WILSON FOUNDATION FELLOWSHIP

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Photo from the University of Indianapolis

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Before she came to Brebeuf in 2010, English teacher Hadley Moore worked with Teach For America (TFA) and spent three years teaching in Baltimore City Public Schools.

Since then, Moore has kept in close contact with TFA and its network of professionals, who encouraged her as an alumna to pursue the Woodrow Wilson Foundation Fellowship MBA in Education Leadership, which is financed through the Eli Lilly Foundation.

This fellowship program is the first of its kind in the United States, offering an award to help teachers and administrators work towards a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree. Moore, who earned her Master of Arts in teaching from Johns Hopkins, felt drawn to the program because of its unique approach.

“The business side of things appealed to me,” explains Moore. “One of the elements of the program is called Lean/Six Sigma, which is the principle of reducing waste in the workplace using best business practices.

I’m applying it in my classroom to start by making strides to go paperless, and I’m streamlining the writer’s workshop model to better meet my students where they’re currently performing rather than

continuing a ‘one-size-fits-all’ approach to writing instruction.”

“It was a rigorous process,” Moore admits.

She had to gather several letters of recommendation and take part in a highpressure interview to be selected for the fellowship. Over 1,000 teachers in Indiana applied for the program, but only a select few were chosen – including Moore.

Utilizing the fellowship’s funds, Moore spent this past summer taking classes at the University of Indianapolis for ten hours a day, six days a week. She has continued to take weekend classes during the school year in addition to spending ten hours a week on leadership development in her own classroom, followed by an additional summer full of classes. By July 2016, Moore will achieve her goal of earning her MBA in addition to paving a path to principal’s licensure.

“Our kids at Brebeuf deserve the best,” says Moore, adding, “– that includes having teachers who look for ways to be better.”

Our kids at Brebeuf deserve “ the best,” says Moore, adding, “— that includes having teachers who look for ways to be better.

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Shihling Chui Nurtures New Chinese Language Program

Last year, new faculty member Shihling Chui took on the challenge of building a brand-new Mandarin Chinese Language program at Brebeuf Jesuit.

With just 16 students signed up, Ms. Chui had no idea if the new classes would hold student interest. But with Chui’s innovative program-building, including hosting a group of six Taiwanese exchange students from Taipei Municipal Chenggong Senior High School (CGSH), leading group cooking lessons, and bringing cultural celebrations into the classroom, the response to the program has been overwhelmingly positive.

“When I surveyed my students for feedback on the classes, almost all of them felt that they not only learned a lot, but that

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they had to work hard. To me, that balance is perfect. And this year, so many of them returned to take the next level in Chinese,” says Ms. Chui. “With new students included, we now have 24 enrolled in the Chinese language classes.”

Chui, who last year was awarded the Rising Star Award for her teaching by the Indiana Chinese Language Association of Secondary Schools (ICLASS), had many hopes and plans for this new school year.

The first was to take a group from Brebeuf for this year’s Chinese Exchange. Five Brebeuf students travelled to Taiwan over

spring break this year. Students visited the CGSH school, went sightseeing, and visited a middle school to teach English. Cultural lessons were also part of the trip. “Glass art, tai chi, calligraphy, going to class with exchange students, and creating personal name stamps,” to name a few. Each Brebeuf student knew at least two people when they first arrived to Taiwan. Ms. Chui established a pen pal program last year to create connections between Brebeuf students and the CGHS students. It was a great experience for both the students and the program that Ms. Chui hopes to continue for many years to come.

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TOP Left to Right – Students Spencer Wells ’18, Patrick Wright ’18, Mikayla Gallagher ’18, Matthew Toth ’18, Daniel Ingram ’18, and Paul Sondhaus ’18 enjoyed a dumpling making activity. ABOVE Students from Taipei Municipal Chenggong Senior High School Kimbo Chen, Jimmy Lin, Alex Chen, Alden Guo, Eason Weng, and Wilson Huang visited Brebeuf last year. Brebeuf Jesuit students visited these students during spring break. RIGHT Ms. Chui with Principal VanSlambrook.

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Mock Trial, Real Leadership A Reflection with Dawson Robinson ’12

“Did I join Debate Team at Brebeuf? No, but I loved speech class,” explains Brebeuf alumnus Dawson Robinson ’12. “When I got to college with law school as my goal and heard about the Mock Trial team, it pulled at something in me. I’m a very competitive person. “ A REAL-LIFE TRIAL As rising senior at the University of Notre Dame and president of the campus Mock Trial Team, Dawson had been feeling pretty good about where his team was heading this year, despite some personal setbacks.

“The Mock Trial Team did very well this winter in regional tournaments, and went on to reach the Opening Round Championship Series, which are like the semifinals,” Dawson explains. “During the Opening Round Championship Series, I had to go home for my grandmother’s funeral. Even though it took a lot of extra preparation for them to replace my role in the trial setting, the team rallied beautifully and had qualified for Nationals!”

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But just two weeks before the National Tournament, Dawson experienced the worst April Fool’s Day – ever – when a late-night call changed everything.

“I was in shock. I didn’t think it could be real, but it was: our coach, Drew Haase, had passed away. It was so unexpected; he was young; he was engaged to be married; he was so bright, so gifted, such a leader and mentor to all of us and especially to me. As I stood there on the phone listening, I realized there was really no other leader I could take this news to—that there was no one to help the team get through this.”

Dawson first called the teaching assistant who had helped with Mock Trial that year, law student Krista Pikus, to explain what happened and try to draw up a plan to break it to the team.

“It was awful,” says Dawson. “At first, Krista didn’t even believe me.

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She was upset, thinking it was an April Fool’s joke. I had to convince her that Drew was really gone.”

With painful patience, Dawson waited until the next morning – no longer April Fool’s Day—to tell the Dean of Students and then break the tragic news to the entire team.

“The response was immediate. Everyone wanted to meet for practice, so we met up in the Grotto, which is a place on campus where students can go to meditate. We prayed. We talked about Drew. And we realized that he would kill us if we didn’t go through with it and do our best at Nationals.”

FACING NATIONAL COMPETITION For the next two weeks, Dawson organized the team’s collaboration through late-night texts and emails as they poured over the brand new case to be reviewed at Nationals, examining every angle. “Our studies might have suffered,” Dawson jokes.

At Mock Trial Nationals in Cincinnati, Ohio, the team arrived in the Bengals Stadium for the opening ceremony only to be welcomed

by Drew Haase’s entire family, who came to cheer them on – inadvertently upping the stakes for the team members, who wanted honor Haase’s memory in their presence.

Dawson admits to being more than nervous as he stepped into some of the most difficult roles in the mock trials: as direct examiner, cross examiner, and as the presenter of the closing argument.

The first round pitted the team against a heavy hitter: UCLA’s A-Team.

“We lost by a very slim margin, which was oddly encouraging. We figured if we could hang with a team like UCLA, we actually had a good shot at this!” Dawson reflects. And the extra confidence did help: the team went on to take the ballot against Howard University and then lost by just three ballots to the University of Cincinnati.

And for Dawson, an even greater surprise was in store. “[The announcers] said that in the history of Nationals, we’ve never had any attorneys with a perfect score of 30. But this year, we have two – two All-American Attorneys. I was one of them!”

“I never expected to win,” says Dawson, “especially with everything that happened. I remember being so surprised. I hugged Drew [Haase]’s mom, and I wished I could have hugged Drew. I was missing him in that moment, wishing I could share it with my mentor, but I knew that everything he had taught me had made me successful.”

A SERVANT-LEADER LAWYER Last summer, Dawson worked as an instructor at the mock trial camp at Stanford University called Envision Intensive Law. “I got to teach roughly 15 kids and prepare them to take on other teams. I was surprised that one of them was a Brebeuf student – Calyn Hadlock.

It was pretty cool to teach someone from my old high school!”

It also brought to mind some of his spiritual formation at Brebeuf Jesuit.

“At Brebeuf we talked about being servant-leaders. I think Drew Haase used his skills that way, and it’s part of why I admired him so much. I’m following Drew’s footsteps a bit. I want to be that type of lawyer someday, to come back to Indianapolis and work to make a difference in my city and in the lives of younger people.”

Dawson is already sharpening his litigation skills and will apply to law school in the fall. He continues to embrace a teaching role towards younger students, however, and hopes to continue.

“Who knows,” says Dawson. “Maybe I’ll wind up coaching a mock trial team at Brebeuf!”

Finally, they faced off against Vanderbilt University in the final round, and the scores were held back to be revealed at the event’s closing ceremony, where everyone – and especially Dawson – was in for a surprise.

“Our team received an honorable mention!” Dawson exclaims.

“We just erupted in cheers, because at Nationals, that’s a huge deal: it means we were among the top 15 in the nation. We were even presented with a trophy.”

That trophy later became a symbol for the team as they offered it to Haase’s mother and fiancée.

Dawson Robinson ’12 (right) and his team prepare for trial.

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Internship Gone International: As a junior computer science major at Rose Hulman Institute of Technology, Joel Shapiro ’13 made a leap of faith that landed him deep in the heart of the tech industry in Tel Aviv, Israel.

Born into a Jewish-American family, Joel maintained connections since starting college to Indiana University’s Hillel Foundation, which offers cultural opportunities to Jewish students. A casual conversation with two of the program’s organizers became a launching point for a great journey.

“They told me about a program connecting American technology students and other international students with Israeli companies in Tel Aviv,” Joel explains. “Tel Aviv is one of the top areas in the world for tech startups—

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but in Israel, there are almost no local interns available for hire because their youth are either serving in the army or rushing to finish school after their time in service.”

Hoping his studies in computer science would give him an edge for acceptance, Joel applied to the Onward Israel Go Tech Program in the spring; he was excited to get a response and a warm welcome to the program.

Although Joel had gone abroad before to Europe with his family and to Russia with Brebeuf ’s band and orchestra group, this internship felt like the next step.

“It was my first time living and travelling abroad by myself,” says Joel. “But I knew this was a great opportunity.”

In late June, he arrived in Israel alongside just 21 other young individuals ranging in age from college freshmen to master’s degree candidates. Joel was one of 20 students coming from the U.S, while two others came into the program from the U.K. and Italy.

Joel can’t speak of the program without gratitude. “They had housing—really nice housing—set up for us in apartments, with stipends for food and even bus passes; I just paid for my flight. I started working almost right away on the website for CIRRA, a company focused on doing due diligence research into startup businesses that use equity crowdfunding.”

During Joel’s two-month internship,

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Joel Shapiro ’13 in Israel he worked with an international team on the front-end of the CIRRA website to develop a searchable smart list that displays reputable ratings for these startup companies—a tool that CIRRA hopes will assist potential investors who are looking into these new businesses.

“The team had six people from five different countries, with four languages between us,” Joel explains with a laugh.

“Spanish, Russian, Hebrew and English.

It was a challenge! I had to find new ways to communicate and focus on being very direct. It taught me a lot about other cultures.”

For Joel, this experience not only stretched his professional experience and cross-

cultural understanding, but it added a new consciousness of his faith heritage as well.

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The team had six people from five different countries, with four languages between us. Spanish, Russian, Hebrew and English. It was a challenge!

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“Although I’m Jewish, I’m not particularly Zionist,” he admits. “But I made it a point to visit some important sites while in Israel.

I toured the Gazan border and made sure

to spend some time in Jerusalem. I came away thinking that Israel is a nation of dichotomies: Tel Aviv is a very Western, progressive city; Jerusalem in many ways feels more traditional, more MiddleEastern. It’s hard to articulate, but it’s like seeing two sides of the Jewish faith.”

In the future, Joel sees himself continuing to work in the technology field before deciding on a particular area of study to pursue a master’s degree. “The work is challenging, and it’s already taken me to a very interesting place. I want to experience a little more before I decide,” Joel says.

And might that include another workabroad scenario? Joel doesn’t hesitate.

“Why not?”

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GIVING BACK

On September 4, 2015, Brebeuf Jesuit celebrated our 53rd birthday in a big way: by hosting our first #BrebeufGivingDay, a day of fun and philanthropy at Brebeuf.

Our students, alumni, parents, and faculty banded together to encourage everyone in our community to make a gift to Brebeuf in recognition of our rich tradition of educating Men and Women for Others and the loyal, generous donors who bring that tradition to life.

It was a HUGE success – raising nearly $100,000 in support for financial aid scholarships from 216 donors! In true Brebeuf fashion, donors to #BrebeufGivingDay went beyond simply making a gift: they told us how Brebeuf Jesuit transformed them and their families in the most positive of ways. It was the best birthday present ever.

We are grateful to everyone who made #BrebeufGivingDay possible and look forward to an even bigger event in 2016!

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Richard Dick, brother of alumnus Dan Dick ’66, has recently published a book titled Brebeuf Pride: The Miracle Braves of ’65. To secure your copy of this nostalgic work contact Jim Kiefer ’66 at karjim3511@sbcglobal.net.

Brian Aull ’73 has published a new book entitled The Triad: Three Civic Virtues That Could Save American Democracy. It’s available now at Amazon.com.

Carol Adinamis ’83 has been elected President of the Indiana State Bar Association.

Jamal Shah ‘94 and Chrissy (Potter) Shah ’95 have established their own pest control company, The Bug Boss, which they operate together.

They live in Indianapolis with their three sons, Elijah, Nathaniel and Alec.

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Dr. Blake Erdel ‘00 has joined Franciscan Physicians Network Diabetes and Endocrinology Specialists.

Brandon Martin ’03 has been named a website developer at Well Done Marketing.

Mia Morrison ’03 gave birth to a precious baby girl, Madeline Mae Morrison, on Valentine’s Day, 2015. Also, she recently became the Lead Therapist this past October at Bloomington Meadows Hospital, a private psychiatric hospital in Bloomington, Indiana, providing therapy to children and adolescents on the residential unit.

Briana Hansen ‘04 wrote, created, produced and starred in an

online web series calls “The Other Client List”. Visit www.theotherclientlist. wordpress.com to check it out.

Mark Plantan ’05 was recently elected to join the Board of Directors for Mental Health America of Greater Indianapolis. MHA works to advance mental health care and awareness through education, advocacy, and intervention. Mr. Plantan joined the Board in 2015 for his initial three-year term.

Kim Loser Hansen ’05 and Erik Hansen ’01 were blessed with a beautiful baby boy. Ryland Grant Hansen was born on September 21, 2015.

Edite Grendze ’10 has relocated to Charleston, SC where she is a metallurgical engineer with Boeing.

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P.J. Thompson ’14 was selected to compete with the USA Eagles, a select team that played exhibition games against profession teams in China and Mongolia.

P.J. and the Eagles played a seven game slate against squads from the Chinese Basketball Association this past summer.

P.J. recently completed his sophomore year at Purdue University, where he had a leading role in helping the Boilermakers earn a No. 5 seed for the NCAA Tournament.

Braves Eternal ’60s Michael C. Workinger ’66 July 18, 2015 ’70s John M. Borinstein ’75 March 23, 2015 Keith R. Donnelly ’74 September 26, 2015 R. Michael Richardson ’71 June 30, 2015 ’80s Paul Andrew Wright ’82 March 6, 2015 ’90s Karen D. Diener ’91 July 23, 2015 Ryan W. Hunt ’93 September 23, 2015 ’00s Emily Rose Meyer ’09 April 20, 2015 Retired Employee

Jillian Frayer ’06 and Thomas Christenson ’07 were married on October 11, 2014 at Christ the King Catholic Church.

Jane Perry May 3, 2015

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Alumni Dinners and Receptions hosted by Science Department Chair Sherry Annee Science teacher extraordinaire Sherry Annee has served double duty while attending regional conferences and workshops and hosted Brebeuf Jesuit alumni from coast to coast. Over the past 18 months Sherry has hosted alumni for dinners and receptions in Milwaukee, Washington D.C., Boston, New York City, Chicago and Los Angeles. Thank you Ms. Annee for being such an inspirational teacher and a wonderful ambassador for Brebeuf Jesuit. Hoping to attend an Alumni Dinner or Reception soon? Don’t worry, more reunion trips like these are in the works. We hope to see you during our travels to visit different cities across the U.S. soon.

San Francisco Reception

Chicago Reception

Santa Monica Reception

CLASS REUNION CELEBRATIONS In 2016, milestone reunions for the years 1966, 1971, 1976, 1981, 1986, 1991, 1996, 2001, 2006, and 2011 will be held throughout the year. If you are interested in helping to organize your class reunion celebration, please contact Jason Smith, Director of Alumni and Parent Programs, at alumni@brebeuf.org or 317.524.7091.

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LEADING THE WAY

LEADING THE WAY to Transformed and Enhanced Environments for Learning In the spring of 2013, Brebeuf Jesuit engaged in a feasibility study that identified two major needs for the school: capital improvements to the academic spaces in the aging school facility and increasing the endowment to support need-based scholarships for students. A campaign called Brebeuf Jesuit: Leading the Way launched in March of 2014 to raise $4 million in funds to renovate the school’s academic spaces and $2 million to support the school endowment.

The overarching $6 million campaign goal was achieved in November 2014 and the decision was made to continue with fundraising efforts through Summer 2016. As the school received funds, construction began. These exciting projects have transformed the physical areas of the school that students use most as areas of study and collaboration.

A newly renovated Art Studio.

To date, the campaign has led to the successful renovation of: Auditorium Information Commons Thirty-three Classrooms Six Academic Centers Two Art Studios Learning Center In addition, the campaign has surpassed the $2 million goal for endowment funds. These funds will greatly enhance Brebeuf Jesuit’s ability to recruit and retain qualified students regardless of their families’ socioeconomic background.

As a result of the momentum and success, an additional component was added to the campaign initiative – the renovation of the Science Wing. The science renovation will include laboratories, classrooms, an academic center, safety upgrades, technology and lab equipment, and will begin this summer.

A newly renovated Academic Center.

The success and support of the Leading the Way campaign could not have been achieved without the incredible generosity of donors who believe in Brebeuf ’s mission and the leadership of those who helped to lead the way.

Thank you to Vince Caponi for chairing this campaign and the campaign leadership committee that includes John Ackerman, Murray Clark ’75, Kate Kennedy, and Andy Mohr. Please look for a final campaign closing report in the coming months!

The newly renovated Auditorium.

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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

Lisa Lombardi Frank Loughery ’70

Doshia and John Stewart

The Magis Society for 2014-15

Teresa and Mark ’72 Lubbers

The Magis Society at Brebeuf Jesuit comprises a group of generous major donors who contribute to The Brebeuf Fund with gifts of $1,500 and more each year. Magis is a Latin phrase meaning “the more,” used by St. Ignatius Loyola, founder of the Jesuits, in his writings entitled “The Spiritual Exercises.”

Tina and Gary Malone

Eiry Roberts and Stephen Taylor

Kerry and Andy ’91 Masica

Jo and Kirk Taylor Julie and Mick Terrell

Sharon Barner and Haywood McDuffie

Paula and Joe ’80 Toussaint

Michael McGinley

Pam and Greg ’74 Trapp

Katie McKinney

Marianne and Steve Underhill

Magis Society members are extraordinarily committed stewards of the school’s mission who so generously support Brebeuf Jesuit’s most critical need-based student scholarships.

Bob Baker ’70

Marybeth and Jim Crossin

Jeanne and Barry Green

Michelle and Brian Barrett

Annette and Mike Davis

Tatiana Foroud and Eric Boes

Lisa and Ken Dawes

Mary Ann and John Grogan

Monica and Bernie Boldt Donna and Bill Bonifield

Rev. Jack Dennis, SJ Rev. Walter C. Deye, SJ

Dianne and Dick Bowden

Marla and Topper Doehring

Kathy and Wally ’67 Brant

Rev. Thomas Doyle, SJ

Pat and Bill Bromer

Linda and Gary Drook

Leslie and Pat ’79 Bruen

Jamie and Andy Elkins

Shannon and Dave Buelt

Elizabeth and JD Ferries-Rowe

Char and Tom Bumol Angie and Jim Burkhart Celeste and Derrick Burks Ruthelen and Andy Burns Brenda and Giuliano Cacucci Robyn and Vince Caponi Megan and Tim Caress

Ann Moriarty and John Fitzgerald Cindy Zweber-Free and Ed Free Otto Frenzel Jenny and Tom Froehle Nancy and Mark Gargula Jennifer and John Gause

Sr. Jeanne Hagelskamp, SP Diana Hamilton and John Hammond Evelyn Hannon Kim and Tom Hauser Linda and Ted Hegeman Denise Herd ’83 Michelle and Kevin ’86 Hipskind Betsy and Scott Hirschman Sarah Stelzner and David Ingram Kay and Joe Ivcevich Cathy and Tim Kelaghan Ray Kennedy ’83 Mary Kennedy

Laura and John Ludwig

Sally (Bindley) ’88 and Clark Millman

Jim Sweeney ’79

Kelly and Mark Urban

Barbara and Tim ’84 Morris

Sara and Greg VanSlambrook

Clare and Andy Morrison

Heather Witte and Todd Vare

Rev. Theodore G. Munz, SJ Michelle and Dan Murphy Suzy and Mark Nagy Kristen and Dean ’77 Nelson Jay Newmark ’79 Joani and Gregg Ossip Liz and John Otteson Dana and Kevin Pahud Margot and Brian Pahud

Rev. William L. Verbryke, SJ Lisa and Andrew Vrigian Mary Ann and Ron Wallace Jacqueline Eastman-Walsh and Patrick Walsh Kristy (Miller) ’83 and Curt Ward Mary and Skip Watson

Melissa and Tom Pence

Roberta and Bill ’66 Witchger

Denise (Dillon) ’80 and Joel Perry

Bill Witchger ’96

Valorie and Mario Pyles

Abby Wodock Karen and Rick Wurster

Patty and Jim Rapp Lori and Mike Robbins Julie and Mike Robins Marie and Jim ’67 Rocap Jacquie and Mike Rosen Jo and Nick Rutigliano

Laurie (Goldenberg) ’81 and Christopher Zacharias Brebeuf Jesuit Community Brebeuf Jesuit Dads Club Brebeuf Jesuit Mothers Association Geisse Foundation

Karla and Thomas Geisse

Tina Harris-Kinchen and Kraig Kinchen

Rev. Glen Chun, SJ

Katie and Larry Gigerich

Ann King

Janet and Murray ’75 Clark

Sharon and Kevin Gleason

Caroline and Greg Kroot

Jennifer and Howard ’89 Sams

Sara and David Cobb

Lisa and John Goldenberg

Jane and Barry Kroot

Sandy and Dennis Sasso

Alan Goldsticker

Liane Kuyoth

April and Rick Sasso

Therese and Art Coffey

Lauri and Dave ’85 Goodwin

Allison and Dan ’97 Lechleiter

Janice Gehlhausen and Mark Schafer

Jenny and Jeff Cohen

Allan Gordus ’83

Colleen and Joe ’67 Shikany

Ruth Lilly Philanthropic Foundation

Susan and Michael Conner

Peggy and John Graham

Rachel and Andrew ’00 Lechleiter

Bridget and Jason Smith

Walter Hunter, M.D. Trust

Angie and Richard ’82 Sontag

White Oak Foundation, Inc.

Rev. Michael Christiana, SJ

Shelly and Tom ’78 Codd

Dana and Jeff Cristee

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Andrea and Mike ’96 Grande

Sarah and John Lechleiter Debbie and Tom Leipzig

Lauren and Christopher Salerno

Grace Family Foundation Mary A. and Raymond F. Kennedy Family Foundation Nelson Family Foundation Rock Island Refining Foundation

Kathy and John Ackerman Jennifer Andrews Bob Baker ’70 Tom Baltz ’81 Michelle and Brian Barrett Elizabeth Bodner Kelly and Steve Bodner Tatiana Foroud and Eric Boes Monica and Bernie Boldt Susan and Tony Bonanno Maureen and Robert Bond Donna and Bill Bonifield Dianne and Dick Bowden Julie and Doug Bowen Mary and Dan Brady Kathy and Wally ’67 Brant Pat and Bill Bromer Heidi Harris-Bromund and Dave Bromund Leslie and Pat ’79 Bruen Shannon and Dave Buelt Char and Tom Bumol Bethany and Brian Burdick Angie and Jim Burkhart Celeste and Derrick Burks Ruthelen and Andy Burns Jo and Jim ’66 Butler Brenda and Giuliano Cacucci Robyn and Vince Caponi Megan and Tim Caress Beth and Mark Carney Carmel Egan and Gerard Carthy Jennifer and Michael Case Janet and Murray ’75 Clark Cam Clark ’81 Claire and Jim Clark Sarah and Brent Claymon Sara and David Cobb Shelly and Tom ’78 Codd Therese and Art Coffey Ann and Chris Coffey Jenny and Jeff Cohen Sara Compton Susan and Michael Conner Kathleen and Enrique Conterno

Lynne and Kevin Corydon Stu Countryman ’66 Dana and Jeff Cristee Marybeth and Jim Crossin Anita Conte and Pierre Dagher Harriett and John Darcy Annette and Mike Davis Lisa and Ken Dawes Elizabeth (Haimbaugh) ’83 and John Demaree Christine and Douglas Denney Julie and Andy Detherage Joan DeVeau Michele Jackson and Wayne DeVeydt Anne and John ’78 Dillon Teneen and Craig Dobbs Marla and Topper Doehring Linda and Gary Drook Susan Reutzel-Edens and Tyrone Edens Jeremy Efroymson Lori Efroymson-Aguilera Karen and Mark Ehrman Jamie and Andy Elkins Jeane and George ’66 Elliott Lisa and Scott Enright Taylor and Bill Estes Elizabeth and JD Ferries-Rowe Ann Moriarty and John Fitzgerald Cindy Zweber-Free and Ed Free Kelly and Phil French Otto Frenzel Eleanor FrenzelBookwalder Ann and Dave Frick Jenny and Tom Froehle Molly and Jerry Garau Jill and Tom Gardner Nancy and Mark Gargula Jennifer and John Gause Anne and Steve Gaylord Karla and Thomas Geisse Teresa and Jeff George Katie and Larry Gigerich Sharon and Kevin Gleason

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The President’s Circle for 2014-15 All donors contributing $1,000 or more to any area(s) at Brebeuf Jesuit in a fiscal year are recognized as members of the President’s Circle. Donors at the President’s Circle level continue a rich tradition of annual support which ensures that current and future Brebeuf students benefit from an exceptional Brebeuf experience.

Lisa and John Goldenberg Alan Goldsticker Lauri and Dave ’85 Goodwin Allan Gordus ’83 Stacia and Bill Gorge Peggy and John Graham Andrea and Mike ’96 Grande Jeanne and Barry Green Mary Ann and John Grogan Emily and Steve ’85 Guntz Lena and Dean Hackett Elissa Hamid Efroymson Diana Hamilton and John Hammond Evelyn Hannon Kim and Tom Hauser Linda and Ted Hegeman Jeff Hensley ’78 Michelle and Kevin ’86 Hipskind Betsy and Scott Hirschman Nancy and John Hoard Kim and Mark Howell Margaret Huffman Walter Hunter Heather (Clark) ’83 and Pete Iffert Pang and Pete Ilagan Sarah Stelzner and David Ingram Kay and Joe Ivcevich

Anita Joshi and Arun Jain Barb and Pat James Troy and Bob Kassing Cathy and Tim Kelaghan Julie and Mike Keller Elizabeth (Lechleiter) ’02 and Patrick Kelly Ray Kennedy ’83 Mary Kennedy Bridget and Kevin ’86 Kennedy Kate and Larry Kennedy Debra and John Kersteff Karen and Jim ’66 Kiefer Tina Harris-Kinchen and Kraig Kinchen Judy and Dave ’69 Kinder Ann King Kathryn and John Kish Christina and John ’83 Kite Heidi and Jon Klausner Zhipei Wu and James Knobelsdorf Lisa and Ken Kobe Dan Kraft Fritz Kreutzinger ’70 Caroline and Greg Kroot Jane and Barry Kroot Cindy and Donn Kump Liane Kuyoth Julie and Chris LaMothe Jay Langhurst Betsy and Tom Laskey

Kathy and Jim Laudick Melissa and Andy LeBlanc Allison and Dan ’97 Lechleiter Rachel and Andrew ’00 Lechleiter Sarah and John Lechleiter Martha and Dan Lehman Debbie and Tom Leipzig Niki and Steven Levine Mark Little ’75 Lisa Lombardi Greg Lord ’79 Frank Loughery ’70 Teresa and Mark ’72 Lubbers Laura and John Ludwig Rhonda and Mike Malatestinic Tina and Gary Malone Patty and Kevin Martin Tami and Mike Martin Kerry and Andy ’91 Masica Jill and Michael Mazurek Jamie and Bruce McCaw Barb and Clem McDonald Cecelia and Brian McDonnell Sharon Barner and Haywood McDuffie Michael McGinley Jen and Tom ’83 McGowan

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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

Members of the Brebeuf Jesuit community joined together to celebrate Mass and mark the historic installation of our first engraved bricks on the Bravewalk on Sunday, May 3, 2015.

Personalize your brick today by visiting brebeuf.org/bravewalk/

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The President’s Circle for 2014-15 (continued) Katie McKinney Heather and Matt McLaughlin Karen and Louis Metro Angela and Joseph Meyer Lisa and David Meyers Sally (Bindley) ’88 and Clark Millman Andy and Lorna Mohr Carolyn and Scott Molander Dan Moore Beth and John Moorin Ann and Bill Moreau Barbara and Tim ’84 Morris Clare and Andy Morrison Nancy and Dave Morton Michelle and Dan Murphy Suzy and Mark Nagy Kristen and Dean ’77 Nelson Jay Newmark ’79 Carolyn and Todd Nierman Pat and Chuck O’Drobinak Judy and Chuck Okenfuss Carolyn and Joe O’Neil Kathryn and Stephen O’Neil Joani and Gregg Ossip Liz and John Otteson Dana and Kevin Pahud Margot and Brian Pahud Melissa and Tom Pence Denise (Dillon) ’80 and Joel Perry Jill Petruzzi Theresa and Scott ’78 Pottratz Valorie and Mario Pyles Patty and Jim Rapp Zrinka and Ted Repass Robin Nelson-Rice and Derica Rice Christina and Dave Ricks Jenny and Kurt Riegner Lori and Mike Robbins Kristin and John Roberts

Julie and Mike Robins Sarah and David Robinson Marie and Jim ’67 Rocap Marya (Mernitz) ’80 and Tony ’82 Rose Michelle and Doug ’76 Rose Jacquie and Mike Rosen Jo and Nick Rutigliano Lauren and Christopher Salerno Jennifer and Howard ’89 Sams Sandy and Dennis Sasso April and Rick Sasso Megan (Hebenstreit) ’00 and Cam Savage Janice Gehlhausen and Mark Schafer Jan and Tim Sheehan Bryan Shelby ’66 Colleen and Joe ’67 Shikany Jennifer and Max Siegel Bridget and Jason Smith Maribeth and Al Smith Stacy and Michael Smith Amy and Tony Snider Ninna and Leo Solito Rovena and Lawrence Sondhaus Angie and Richard ’82 Sontag Deborah and William Staruszkiewicz Elizabeth and Leo ’66 Stenz Doshia and John Stewart Kathleen DeLaney ’86 and Jim Strenski Meg and John ’69 Sullivan Jim Sweeney ’79 Eiry Roberts and Stephen Taylor Jo and Kirk Taylor Julie and Mick Terrell Paula and Joe ’80 Toussaint Pam and Greg ’74 Trapp Marianne and Steve Underhill

Kelly and Mark Urban Sara and Greg VanSlambrook Heather Witte and Todd Vare Jennifer (Clemons) ’90 and John Villela Lisa and Andrew Vrigian Jacqueline EastmanWalsh and Patrick Walsh Kristy (Miller) ’83 and Curt Ward Mary and Skip Watson Christi and Pete Watson Nathalie Godinot and David Watson Rick Weber ’70 Susan and Bruce Wiland Bill Witchger ’96 Roberta and Bill ’66 Witchger Karen and Rick Wurster Mark Yacko ’84 Wendy and Ken Yerkes Caroline and Joe ’80 Young Marilyn and Jerry Young Laurie (Goldenberg) ’81 and Christopher Zacharias Rosane and Leonidas Zelmanovitz Mary Richter-Zeunik and John Zeunik ’67 Abbott Fund Matching Grant Plan Andy Mohr Ford Ascension Health Ministry SVC Ctr Bedel Financial Consulting, Inc. Bill Estes Chevrolet, Inc. Bly Bennett, Inc. Brebeuf Jesuit Alumni Board Brebeuf Jesuit Community Brebeuf Jesuit Dads Club Brebeuf Jesuit Mothers Association Bright House Networks LLC

Buy George Property, LLC Capital Group Companies Global Central Indiana Community Foundation Central Indiana Orthopedics Christel DeHaan Family Foundation Coastal Wine And Spirits Connor Fine Painting Deem, LLC DeVeau’s School of Gymnastics, Inc. Distinctive Diamonds Eli Lilly & Company Faegre Baker Daniels LLP Fidelity Charitable Frenzel Family Charitable Lead Trust Geisse Foundation Grace Family Foundation Greater Seymour Trust Fund Griffith Family Foundation, Inc. Hendricks Regional Health Indiana Oxygen Indianapolis Washington Township Lions Club, Inc. Jewish Federation of Greater Indianapolis Lilly Endowment Inc. Lumina Foundation for Education Marian Inc. Marian University Mary A. and Raymond F. Kennedy Family Foundation Massachusetts Mutual Life McCaw Family Foundation, Inc National Christian Foundation Indiana Nelson Family Foundation

Nike, Inc and Affiliates Regions Financial Corporation Renee C. Moore Family Foundation Republic National Distributing Corporation Rock Island Refining Foundation Ruth Lilly Philanthropic Foundation Ryan Fireprotection, Inc. Salesforce.com Foundation Schafer Powder Coating Inc Schwab Charitable Fund SteadyServ Technologies Stenz Construction Corporation Stifel Nicolaus & Company Target Stores Terry Lee Honda, Inc. The Ackerman Foundation The Brave Heart Foundation The Efroymson Family Fund The Hensley Family Foundation The Samuel L. Westerman Foundation The Wellington Group LLC Tyson Onsite U.S. Charitable Gift Trust UBS Foundation USA Matching Gift Program United Way Chicago Walter Hunter, M.D. Trust Wells Fargo Foundation Educational Matching Gift Program Westwood Foundation White Oak Foundation, Inc. William and Martha Hillenbrand Foundation

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Up to $999 Donors These donors provided critical funding for various projects including financial aid and scholarship support, capital initiatives, athletic and academic programs, and the endowment.

Nick Alcock ’15

Angie and Craig ’91 Borowski

Abbie and Zach Caress

Laura and Cliffe Allen

Mike Borschel

Susan and Charlie ’86 Carlock

Teresa and Don Altemeyer

Courtney Bosse ’07

Carolyn and Curt ’77 Carlson

Liza Ilag and Alvin Alviar

Julie and Bill ’80 Bowes

Kate and Brooks ’81 Carlson

Pete Amacher ’66

Brent Bradshaw

Tim Carmichael

Jim Ammeen

Elbert Bradshaw

Angela and Jim Carr

Jenny and Phil Androne

Jen Money-Brady ’02 and John Brady ’02

Rebecca and Pat ’69 Carr

Kevin Brady

Karen and John Carroll

Diane Anglen Sherry Annee Anne Armbruster Michael Armbruster Julie and Bill Arnold Karen Burch and Willis Ashby ’73 Zarrin Foster and Brian Aull ’73 Weezie and Bill ’67 Aust Melissa (Beeman) ’92 and Eric Averitt Diane and Larry Balogh Bill Bane ’66 Angelia and Thomas Bangert Judy and Richard Banks Bonita Bantom Ann and Bob Bargerhuff Lisa (Schaus) ’02 and Timothy Barker Lisa (Koerber) ’80 and Bill Barks Tracy and Todd Barnes Melissa Barney ’82 Sharon and James Baumgardt Lisa and Scott Bauserman Marie (Hebenstreit) ’81 and Michael Beason Mary Lynn and Ray Beaver Naomi and Marty Bechtold Karen Beck Abbe (Sechrist) ’01 and Evan ’01 Bedel Kathryn Gilmore and A.J. Bedel ’98 Kathleen Belden ’05 Courtney and Robert Bennett Donna and Bryce Bennett Suzanne and Gregg Bennett Valerie and Jim Bertoglio Heather and Keith Bice Gracie and Joe Bill Lynne and AJ Bir Maggie (Lubbers) ’04 and Nick ’04 Birk Jennifer (Tuttle) ’87 and Tom Blattler Anne Murray ’84 and Eric Bode ’84 Cindy and Ed Bolander Peggy and Mike Boldt Theresa Bordenkecher Fran and Richard Borders Beth and Larry Born

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Gretchen and Joe Bricker Julie and Dave Brinegar Jim Brining ’90 Anna and James Briscoe Cathy and Dick Broderick Krista and Steve ’79 Broderick Susan and Mike ’83 Broderick Helen and Bob Brody Sonia and Edwin Broecker Colleen Brown ’82 Maria and Freezell Brown Mary and Bernie ’66 Brown Mike Bruen ’83 Theresa and Jay Brun Ivette and Steven Bruns Jenny Brusslan ’94 Cathy Bryson ’86 Ceci and Jerry Buchman Betsy Kovacik and J.C. Buehler Jennifer and Carl ’78 Buehrer Mary and Mike Burger Kate and Morgan ’69 Burke Terri (Proksch) ’85 and Paul Burke Jonathan Burns ’97

Mike Beck ’67

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Laura and Matthew Burton Margaret Buting Don Buttrey Rosemarie and Richard Butz Jeannie and John Byers Jennifer and Mike ’91 Byers Jenny Byers ’94 Kristen (Elmes) ’04 and Thomas Byker Betsy and Matt Caffrey Lucy and Joe ’67 Cahill Lynette Smith Caillouet and Bernard Caillouet

Chuck Carroll ’89 Linda Carroll Lucille and Jim Carroll Stacy Hennessy and Kevin Caspersen Gordon Castetter Germaine and Mark Catton Maureen and Mike ’69 Caulfield Scott Cavins ’80 Victor Cerda Eleanor and Vince Chiaro Julie and Dan Ciaccia Margaret and Peter Cislak Sarah and David Clark Joel Clem Lisa and John Cline Ann and Lester Clinkscales Lisa and Dan ’71 Coffey Wendy and Chris Coglianese Beverly Cohan Paula Ingram-Coleman and Greg Coleman ’78 Kellee (Hawkins) Coleman ’83 Jodi and Frank ’75 Conaty Mary and Mike Conneally Emme and Mike Connelly Daniel Conner Mary and Kevin Conners Ruth Connolly Sarah Koch ’01 and Colin Connor Carole and Jerry ’67 Connor Katie (Crossin) Coogan ’02 Laura and Fred Cook Chris Coraggio ’75 Rose and Mike Coraggio Jake Corbin ’00 Ellen Corcella Judy and Jim Cosgrove Janice and Dan Cota

Michie and Brad ’85 Cuppy

Mary and Mike ’66 Feeney

Julia and Jonathan Currie

Laura and Neil Fehr

Mike Curts

Angela and Rick Fiege

Carol and Greg ’78 Dale

Lynn and Chris ’80 Fink

Mary Kay and Larry Daly

Claire and Michael Fisher

Leslie and Bill ’66 Davenport

Molly and Mark Fisk

Hwee Voon and Steve Davis

Christine and Don ’66 Fitzpatrick

Jay Deardorf ’72

Margaret Fletcher

Marilyn Deardorf

Janine and Evan Fogel

Mona and Rich ’67 DeCamp

Kathy and Dan Follas

Druscilla and Ray Defalque

Dan Follis

Mary and John Delaney

Lynne Foreman

Amy (Beal) ’83 and Vincent Delumpa

Kristin (Adams) ’93 and Kevin Forner

Eileen and Dave Dennie

Jan and L.D. Foster

Paul deVietien ’66

Karen and Will ’83 Fox

Terry and Dan ’66 Dick

Krista and Mike ’83 Fox

Jeannine LaPrad and David Dickinson ’86

Jan and Sandro Franchi

Jan and Bob Dietrick

Lemar and Troy Frank

Lesa and Andrew Dietrick Barb and Jack Diggs Kathy and Jim Dimos Lisa Doble ’86 Jean and Gene Dodd Lynne and Charles Dodson Laura and Patrick Donahue Rita Dougherty Sharon Walsh and Bob Dougherty Marcia and Steve Dowden Megan (Grogan) ’89 and Andy Draper Dan Drew ’92 Elaine Drew Tina and Phil ’73 Drew Wendy and Grant Drook Sara (Pollak) Dudley ’94 Char and Kevin Dugan Demaris and Mike Dugan Angi and Sean Dunlavy Joan and Scott Dvornik Mark Eble Sara and Thad ’90 Eckerle Kathleen Eckrich Sarah (Gustin) ’96 and Matt ’96 Edwards Maureen and John Eggleton Kay and Craig Eigenbrod Carol and Tim ’76 Eisenhut Caitlynn Elkins ’14 Bryan Elliott ’87 Layton Elliott ’98 Linda and Charles Elliott Christy and Kal Ellis Kelli and Aaron Ellis Kelli and Richard Ellison Ariane and John ’73 Ely Melissa and Tom ’75 Englehart Julia (Kipka) ’85 and Stephen Enkema

Bonnie and Tod ’77 Francis Avie and Paul Frayer Jan Frazier Kristina and Timothy Freeman Elise and Daniel Freier Barbara and Paul ’69 Frey Monica and Marc Frost Kristin and Michael Fruehwald Colleen (Witchger) ’94 and Joe Furey Stacey and Chuck ’70 Galbreath Karen and Tom Gallagher Murphy Galloway Connie and Mark Gapinski Mary Ann and John ’69 Garber Marlene Fuertes and Salvador Garcia de Quevedo Karen and Mike ’66 Garrett Cristal and Mike ’94 Garrison Kelly and Kevin Gartenhaus Kim and Mike ’80 Gassman Dave Gaunt ’01 Nancy and Jim Gavin Laurie and Andy Gavrin Laura and Douglas Geske Marjie and Ken Giffin Pat Treadwell and Eric Gillispie Becky and Brad Gillum Sandy and Tim Ginn Barbara and Fred ’77 Glass Libby Goble Suzy Goble Alta and Rich Gochnauer Mark Goebl Debbie and Kim Goldenstein Mary and Alan Golichowski Matt Gorman ’06 Melanie Gottlieb Patty and Jerry Gotway Melody and Bob Grand Ryan Grand ’04

Kerry and Matthew Caito

Cyndi and Nick ’96 Countryman

Victoria (Redstone) ’97 and Barrett ’95 Calhoon

Christie Cox Nancy and Tom Coyne

Carolyn Callender

Earline Craddock

Scottie and Donald Campbell

Stephanie and Jim ’81 Crossin

Tom Euson

Alex (Dawes) ’07 and Spencer ’07 Gray

Denise and Juan Cardenas

Dorothy Henehan and Stephen Culbert

Anna and Colin Ewing

Katie Smith ’89 and Stephen Greb

Katie (Raker) ’98 and James ’98 Ewing

Elaine and Tom Green

Ann and Mike ’67 Cullinane

Cindy and Jeff Farren

Vicki and Fred ’66 Green

Teresa (Witchger) ’98 and Doug Carender

Kate and Blake ’00 Erdel LaVerne and Dick Erhardt Robin Esteb

Arlene and Tom Grande Terri and Jeffrey Grant

Mary Dilthey-Griggs and Rick Griggs ’78

Tom Hollett

Mary and Vasco Kirby

Noelle and Brice Guckien

Kay Elwartowski and Armando Honesto

Andrew Kirk ’02

Mary and Joe Gula

Bill Horin

Cindy and Tom Hackett

Dru and Bill ’72 Horin

Mary Kissel

Jana Haffley ’86

Wendy (Sutton) ’79 and Rich Horn

Grace Hahn ’97

Liz Hourigan

Stephanie Hahn

Rick Hovde

John Haley ’77 Kimberly Hall Mary Jane and Dick Hamburger Rick Hamburger ’87 Ted Hampton Max Hank ’70 Cotton and William Hanley John Hanley Therese and Jeff Hannah Carolyn and Carl Hansen Kimberly Loser ’05 and Erik Hansen ’01 Pat and Rick Hanson Valerie and Rufus Hardeman Michelle and Dana ’67 Harrell Nancy and Larry Harris Joyce and Ron Harvey Hattie Hatfield Ellen and Brent ’00 Hatherill Tamara and Mark Haubry Jason Hauger Lisa and William ’77 Hawkins Lily and Daniel Hay

Patti and Todd Howard Tom Hudson Margaret Huelsman Micki and Butch Humbert Jeri (Hansen) ’80 and Jim Huntington Gini (Marten) ’84 and Tim Hupfer Kelley Hurst Tanya and Michael Husain Jackie and Jim Huse Paul Hyatt Stacey and Chet Iery Joyce and Pete Iffert Jane and Vic ’73 Indiano Lisa McKinney ’85 and Alex Intermill

Stephanie and Gary Kleinrichert Julia and Kip Kleinschmidt Peggy and Tom ‘66 Kline Lori and Thomas Knapp Jessica Knerr ’04 Joan and Kris Knerr Holyn Lord ’92 and Jack Koch Kin Koerber ’88 Jim Kohout ’92 Barbara Koons Roxanne and Richard Kovacs Teri Kraft Pamela Kramer Linda and Dave Kristoff

Sarah and Chris Jackman

Jeff Kulkarni ’92

Lita James

Vaneeta and Ramesh Kumar

Juris Jansons

Mary Lemcke ’82 and Gregory Kuntz

Maria and David Jaramillo

Nicolina and Joe ’86 Kurek

Chris Jensen

Melissa (Rutigliano) Laborsky ’95

Patsy and Frank Johantges

Wendy (Sterling) ’86 and Jeffrey LaDuca

Shelly and Noah Haynes

Pat Trowers-Johnson and Craig Johnson

Karen and Bruce Heldt

Nicole and Rob ’90 Klein

Judie (Kralik) ’93 and David Kuhlman

Carol Johnson

Karen Stetyick and Vidyadhar Hegde

Daralyn Klam

Kate and Mark ’93 Ivcevich

Barbara Hayford

Patty Hebenstreit ’79

Anne and Bernie Kitten

Jennifer and Mark Kugar

Anita and Earl Johnson

Cory Hebenstreit ’98

Gigi and Paul ’81 Kite

Jenny and JJ ’87 Iovino

Judy and Matt Hayes

Laura and Matt Hays

Sue and Robert Kirkpatrick

Brenda and Jared ’77 Jones Heather Jones Sean Jones Felicitas Jose

Alyson and Wayne Heller

Maureen Donahue and Dave Jose ’74

Louise (Healey) ’82 and Brian ’82 Henderson

Maureen and David Kaehr Julie Kahn

Becky and David Henderson

Mary (Shikany) ’02 and Tyler ’99 Kalachnik

Jen and George LaMaster Mary Beth Tuohy ’80 and Andy Lamberson ’77

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Jan and Arnel Macy

Hadley Moore

Molly and Richard ’67 Madden

Jill and Ron Morelock

Julie and Terren Magid

Barb and Dave Moroknek

Nancy O’Connor and Dean Maines ’77

Craig Morrall ’89

Ruth Maines

Shannon and Todd ’88 Morris

Liz and Bill Malatestinic Natalie and Rob Manges Debra Getzloff-Mangin and Chris Mangin ’68 Lois and Bob Mannfeld Marlene and Bob Marchesani Nick Markham ’00 Joy and Tom ’69 Mascari Ellen and Dan Masica Rhonda and Bruce Matt Cindy and Dennis May Michelle and Jim Mayer

Julie and Dave Morton Trent Morton ’05 Keira Amstutz and Shawn Mulholland Maureen and John ’82 Murphy Sarah and Joe ’67 Murphy Anne and Jonathan Murray Anne and Bob Myers Trish and Scott Nahmias Katie (Gilmor) ’91 and Jim Naughton Barbie and Lonnie Nefouse

Nikki Mazelin ’93

Katherine Zinsser and Jon Neuberger ’74

Stacey McArthur

Beth and Mark Newman

Susan Ross and Tom McCaffery ’67

Doug Newman ’83

Pat McCarthy

Bob Nice

Gail and Fred McCashland

Jennifer and Kevin Niceley

Eileen and Mark ’67 McCormick

Ann and Tim Niednagel

Kristine and Robert McCready Duce McCune ’00 Helen McCune Patricia and Jerry McDonnell Joan and Andy ’75 McGill Barbara and Mike ’76 McGinity Jim McGinity ’82

Amber (Hawkins) ’02 and Sam Lamkin

Julie and Lloyd McGlincy

Chip Landman ’78

Julie and Ted McGrew

Candis and Stephen Lang

Mitch McGuire ’88

Pam Lannert

Suzanne (Hipskind) ’82 and Philip McHugh

Greg Laudick ’08

Gloria and Steve Morrall

Patty and Kevin ’71 McGoff

Kelly (Ivcevich) ’88 and Drew Noga Christy and Jim Null Jennie Nye Cathy and John O’Brien Christine and Jack O’Brien Renee and Patrick ’79 O’Brien Teresa and Paul ’66 O’Brien Helen and Tim O’Connell Jane Engeldinger and Mike O’Hara ’68 Tom O’Hara ’69 Florence and Henry Onochie Julie Osborne Jan Neuenschwander and John Ottensmann

Siobhan and Michael Laughlin

Jill and John McKenzie

Kathryn Powers and Tom Laughner ’05

Mary Jo and Kevin ’76 McKinney JoAnn McLane

Terri and Frank Lavallo

Jennifer and Kevin McMahon

John Leahy ’68

Kathy and Jim ’75 McMurray

Martha (Brennan) ’80 and Tom Legue

Joan McNamara

Teri and Ron Lenz

Kate McVey

Elieen and Norm ’67 Lerum

Margaret McWeeny

Sara Lettelleir ’86

Stephanie and Chad Medcalfe

Randi and Larry Levine

Karen and Barry Melbert

Shannon (Bell) ’92 and Frank ’92 Kelsey

Denice and P.A. Limauro

Gayle and Robert Meyer

Jessica and David Lindsey

Cheryl and Mike ’67 Meyers

Michelle and Joe Kemper

Julie Blum and Greg Linsin ’67

John Michels ’67

Cathy and Jay ’75 Kennedy

Lori and Scott ’75 Linton

Jeanine and David Mikell

Cheryl and Pat ’74 Kennedy

Shirley Littlefield

Ronald Mikkelson

Pegg and Michael Kennedy

Jane Lockett

Chris and Ned ’70 Miller

Nancy and Charlie Hiltunen

Traci and Bruce ’78 Kennedy

Priscilla and Vince ’67 Long

Jane and Dwight Miller

Patricia and William Hirsch

Sylvia Kenner

Ruth and Kent LoPrete

Jon Miller ‘04

Letha and Mark Keslar

Anita and Alvin LoSasso

Carol Phillips

Jan and Robert Hirschman

Laura and Fred Miller

Whitney Phillmann

Margaret and Steve Hoernemann

Jacqueline and Jack Kesler

Carolyn and Richard Louden

Marian Miller

Bob Pierce ’77

Cindy and Mike ’80 Hogan

Jennifer May ’85 and Mike Kesti

Bob Loughery ’74

Paige and Thad Miller

Cindy and Junior Pierce

Mary Ann Hogan

Kathy and Mark Kiefer

Kathy and Bob Lowry

Yvette and Scott Mingee

Sid Pierce

Donna Proctor and Andrew Hohman

Margaret and Robert King

Margo and Jerry Ludwig

MaryBeth and Pat ’80 Mitchel

Sharon Horvath and Andrew Pike

Karen Holcomb

Whitney and Paul Kinkel

Pauline and Lawrence Lumeng

Kristin and John Modrall

Carolyn Pindell

Yuchong Sanders-Holl and Mark Holl

Kandy and Carl Kinker

Jennifer and Timothy Maahs

Jenifer and Bill ’79 Mooney

Nora and Dave ‘79 Holland

Joie and Ross Kipka

May and Matt ’80 MacGregor

Ezell Moore

Dottie Pinella Karina and Paul ’73 Pinella

Melanie and Tom Heniff Denise and Fred ’81 Henn

Padmaja and Masoor Kamalesh

Helene and Gene Henn

Dale Kantz

Kelle and John ’93 Hennessee

Rachetta and Larry Kaseff

Marilyn and Sam Hennessee

Judith and Myron Kasle

Sheryl and Charles Hensley

Dana and Joseph Kelley

Cindy and Bill Herman

Katie (Sullivan) ’02 and Danny ’02 Kelley

Jane Herndon Miller Sherling and Nathan Herring ’90 Heather and Steven Hershberger Carol and Karl Hertz Penny and Tom ’70 Hicks Marty Hill ’70

Mary Ann and Guy Pahud Jayne and Alan Palkowitz Debra and Jim Parker Laura and Jeff ’70 Paschke Peter Pasotti Judy and Clyde ’66 Peach Anne Becker and Carl Pebworth Julie and Doug Pelton Kim and Dave ’67 Pemberton Rebecca (Bowman) ’97 and Matt Pendergast Kristen Miller and Don Perkins Rev. G. Paul Peterson, S.J. Virginia and Tom ’66 Peterson Sarah Craft ’98 and Matthew Phelps Betsy and Mark ’77 Phillips

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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

Up to $999 Donors (Continued) These donors provided critical funding for various projects including financial aid and scholarship support, capital initiatives, athletic and academic programs, and the endowment.

Tom Ventresca ’66

Bose, McKinney & Evans

Charleen Vierhile

Bryson Foundation

Ann and Jordan Vukas

Caress Law Group LLC

Cindy and Tom Wadelton

City Real Estate Advisors, Inc.

Courtenay and Steve ’87 Wagner

City Securities Corporation

Crystal and Jay Wagner

Cohen & Malad, LLP

Elizabeth Wheeler and Rick Wagner ’67

David Noyes & Co.

Terry and Dennis ’66 Walker

E. Bradshaw Enterprises, Inc.

Betty and Doug Wallace Susan and Glenn ’67 Wallberg Amy and Jake Pitcher

Jeanne Rogow and Bond Sandoe

Jamie Stetzel ’97

Christine and George Plews

Beth and Dave Stevens

Libby (Frick) ’97 and RJ ’97 Pollak

Carol (Adinamis) ’83 and Jeff Saunders

Peggy (Crossin) ’87 and Michael Poole

Magen (Elliott) ’89 and Anthony Savo Kathryn and Mark ’67 Scheidler

Elaine and Steve Stitle

Amy Mink-Poorman ’98 and Bert Poorman ’97

Laurel Schneider ’00

Connie and Mike ‘67 Pope

Steve Schnieders ’66

Stacy and Chuck Poulsen Lauren Dungy-Poythress and D. Wesley Poythress Christine and Nate ’84 Price Don Pritchard ’68 Amber Puckett ’06 Tony Quattrocchi ’80 Amy and Rob ’91 Quinn Cindy and Brad Quinn Krystal and Kevin ’96 Quinn Lydia and Glenn ’75 Ragland Deepti and Anil Rao Peggy and George Rapp Nancy and John ’67 Real Chris and Bill ’68 Redmond Anne Kinkenberg and Amanda Redwine ’91 Margo Regas ’77 Jennifer DeLaney ’88 and Christopher Reid

Frances and Fred ’69 Schuchman Stephanie and Scott Schultz

Diane Kostyshyn and Timothy Sublett

Karen and Tom Schuman Julia and Rudy Schwenk Anne Marie and Chris Scibelli Bill Scott Barb and John Scully Katie Rufatto Sears ’97 and David Sears Kelly and John Sebree Maddie and Chris Sgroi Sally and Brian Shapiro Beverly and Roy Shea Carol and Al ’66 Shikany Julie and Tom ’72 Shortridge Terri and Chris Shrader Bonnie and Bart Shroyer Elizabeth and David Shuck Courtney and Dan Shupryt

Jess Rewa

Kate (Peterson) Sickora ’94

Carol and Lawrence Ricci

Karen and Brent Silcox

Liz (Simonson) Richardt ’04

Marge and Rick Skarbeck

Lindy and Mike Richman

Mary Maluccio and James Skill

Erica and Doug Riley

Brooke (Oliver) ’88 and Bryan Smith

Lois Roberge

Dottie and John Smith

Shirley and Rick Roberts

Ginny and Vance Smith

Stephanie and Tim Roberts

Kathleen (McGowan) ’87 and Michael Smith

Laura and Mark Rodman Deanna and Michael Rodriguez Margaret and Richard ’75 Rosengarten

Jan and Steve ’66 Strawbridge

Richard Sturniolo ’68

Mike Rembusch ’68

Kim and Jim Roche

Mary Ann and John Storm Renee (Bojrab) ’95 and Andrew Strnad

Qing and Charles Shue

Catherine and Matt ’84 Robinson

Robyn Stokes ’96

Patricia and Rich Schreiner

Sara and Rick Reifenberg

Kym Boyman and ’82 Beth Robinson

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Mark Schneider ’92

Maggie and Chuck Stimming

Mary and Jim ’71 Sukup Joanna and Kevin Sullivan Katie Sullivan ’92 and Andrew Votaw Kay and Jeff ’83 Summers Maureen and Mike Surak Kathy Byrum ’82 and Greg Suss

Janice Blum and James Walsh Maria and Pat Walsh Nancy Walsh

Google Gift Matching Program Hamilton Southeastern Jr High

Janine (Donikian) ’86 and Doug ’88 Weaver

Hollyhock Hill

Meghan (Green) ’99 and Gregory Webster

HP Products, Inc.

Mary Jo and Steven Wedding Suzanne (Campbell) ’93 and Darrell Wellen Michael Wells Tracy and Clark Wells Elizabeth and Scott Wentz Rose and Joe Wernicke Shandon and Phil Whistler

Nancy and Allen White Maureen and Jeffrey Whiting

Mike Tavel ’77 Albert Taylor Sharon and Brett Taylor Connie and Bill Tellman Barrett Tenbarge ’09 Jennifer and Harold Tenbarge Iris Manton and Colin Terry Mary and Jim Teter

Kathy (Kurek) ’92 and Ryan Wiegand Theresa and Dave Willard Greg Williams ’95 Kathleen and Thomas Williams Lynn and Mike ’72 Williams Sharon Williams Shelly Williams Susan and Brian Williams Debbie and Bob ’72 Wingerter Cindy and Jim ’67 Witchger Kathy and Todd Wood

Lannie and John Thompson

Susan (Geeslin) ’85 and Kevin Woodhouse

Retzy and Kent Thompson

Ruth and Henry Woods

Becky and Tim ’81 Thurston

Mary Jo and Jack ’68 Woodside

Lisa Planeta and Marty Tignor ’79

Deborah and James Wooldridge

Suzanne and Rick Tinkle

Lori Klein and Donn Wray

Elizabeth and Harry Todd

Alison and Allen Wright

Lauren Smith ’94

Sharyn and Harry Tolle

Paula and Glenn Wright

Madeleine (Briscoe) ’00 and Justin Smith

Lisa and Dave ’74 Tollefson

Dave Wylde ’72

Deborah and Mike ’67 Tolley

Joey Xanders ’82

Sarah and Kevin Smith

Janet and Andy ’86 Tooze

Suzanne and Robert Zavicar

Gretchen and Greg Snelling

Madeleine McKinney-Torres ’86 and Richar Torres

Jennifer and Michael Zinn

Kathleen and Victor Smith

GE Foundation

James Watkins

Judy and Bob Sweeney

Ed Talucci ’66

Franciscan Alliance

Haoyu Wang ’10

Tracy and Jim ’76 Swearingen

Stella and Dave Talkington

Fanning Howey

Goelzer Investment Management, Inc.

Susan (Kassing) ’87 and Russ Sveen

Jane Howey and Tom Swenson ’70

Engledow Group

Ann and Terri Waltz

Angela Berry White and Edward White

Margie and Mike ’73 Sweeney

Duke Energy Foundation

Liz and Dan Zortman

Hopper Blackwell Indiana Health Group, Inc. Indiana Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Associates, Inc Indiana State Museum & Historic Sites Indianapolis Washington Township Lions Club Insurance Advisors, LLC JH Development, LLC JP Morgan Chase Kennedy Tank & Manufacturing Co., Inc. Kline Remodeling Company Kone Elevators and Escalators Kroger Landmark Properties Liquid Hustle Ultimate Ludwig Financial Services MainGate, Inc. Modular Devices, Inc. Morgan Stanley Norman J. Lerum, PC PNC Financial Services Group Polleo Systems R.E. Dimond & Associates Radar Media Group, Inc. Regions Insurance Incorporated Road Pictures, Inc. Scopelitis, Garvin, Light & Hanson P.C. St. Luke’s Catholic Church St. Theodore Guerin High School State Employees’ Community Campaign Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP The Clorox Company

Ryan Rosich ’07

Donna and Herb Snyder

Patty and Mike Rosiello

Kim and Kevin Speer

Joy and Thomas Totten

Connie and Greg Zubek

The Greater Cincinnati Foundation

Laura and Mike Roth

Lori and Eric Spence

Meredith Treco ’04

Joan Zwit

The Humana Foundation

Odile and Rudolph Rouhana

Rosemarie and Ross Springer

Suzanne and John Troll

Accord Properties

The Merck Company Foundation

Linda and John Rowings

Jill and Brian Stanton

Pat and John Troth

Amazon Smile

The Saltsburg Fund

Allison Rubin

Janet and Richard Starkey

Janet Troutman

AXA Distributors, LLC

University of Indianapolis

Kathy and John Rufatto

Rachel Roberts and Greg Stearns ’87

Meike (Oei) ’78 and Robert Uhler

Bank of America

Validated Custom Solutions, LLC

Sue and Bob ’66 Rush

Melissa Steever

Vera and Mark Vander Kooy

Baumgardt Family Foundation Inc

William C. Tellman, DDS, PC

Jan and Gary Ruston Mike Rutigliano ’99

Josh Stehlin ’00

Betty and Blair Vandivier

Benevity Community Impact Fund

Williams Financial Group, Inc

Marissa and Paul ’67 Steichen

Rachel Vargo ’04

Blakley Corporation

Wm F. Bane Co

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OUR SPONSORS

2015 Braves Open The 2015 Braves Open Golf Outing, hosted by the Brebeuf Jesuit Alumni Board of Directors, was held on October 16, 2015 four months after the originally planned date of June 19. An unusually soggy month of June and unprecedented rainfall the night before the event flooded the course and delayed the event. It did not delay the enthusiasm and the generosity of our participants, sponsors and volunteers though. On a beautifully crisp and clear fall

afternoon more than 116 golfers joined us at the Golf Club of Indiana in Zionsville to tee it up on behalf of the Brebeuf Jesuit Alumni Association. Proceeds from this year’s event helped to continue to fund the Alumni Legacy Scholarship program, facility upgrades for the Fr. O’Brien Varsity Baseball Field, and other projects sponsored by the Board. The 2015 Braves Open raised more than $20,000. Looking forward to seeing you for this year’s event.

Brebeuf Jesuit and the Alumni Board of Directors would like to thank the following sponsors for their support of the 2015 Braves Open Golf Outing.

MAROON SPONSORS Bedel Financial Consulting Deem Mechanical

GOLD SPONSORS Central Indiana Orthopedics Connor Fine Painting Faegre Baker Daniels

BEVERAGE CART SPONSOR Bright House Business Solutions

PUTTING GREEN SPONSOR

THE

OPEN

HOSTED BY THE BREBEUF JESUIT ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

Franciscan St. Francis Health – Carmel

DRIVING RANGE SPONSOR Goelzer Investment Management

LUNCH SPONSOR J. Murray ’75 and Janet Clark

HOLE SPONSORS

Join us for the

2016 Braves Open Golf Outing Friday, June 24 at the Golf Club of Indiana.

For more details and to register, please visit brebeuf.org/alumni

Andy Mohr Automotive AXA Distributors Bill Estes Chevrolet The Blakely Corporation Bose McKinney & Evans, LLP F.C Tucker – Brigitte Dayan Wealth Management – Bryan Richardson ’79 Cohed & Malad, LLP Fanning Howey Garland Roofing HP Products Indiana Oxygen Company Jim Kiefer ’66 Kone Elevator Landmark Properties MainGate Inc. Marian Inc. Modular Devices Inc. OneIndiana Financial Group Polleo Systems R.E. Dimond & Associates Regions Insurance Remco Products Corporation Taft Stettinius & Hollister, LLP The Whiting Family

IN-KIND DONORS Monarch Beverage Company Gregg Brase SPRING 2016

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2801 West 86th Street Indianapolis, Indiana 46268

The

Open

Hosted By The Brebeuf Jesuit Alumni Association

Friday June 24 2016

Golf Club of Indiana

Visit brebeuf.org/alumni to register!