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Sept. 12, 1951: 137 freshmen begin classes at Our Lady of Providence High School, the Deanery's first and only Catholic co-educational high school. Only the first and second floors of the school are ready. Tuition is $75. First principal is Sr. Marie Helen, SP (1951-1957).

1953-54: The convent building is erected, housing teachers and staff who are Sisters of Providence.

1955: Our Lady of Providence holds its first graduation: 108 students, taught by five teachers.

1959: Construction of seven additional classrooms, shop and study hall is complete.

Athletics: Boys’ sports of the

decade include baseball, basketball, football, golf and track.

Girls’ sports include cheerleading and intramural basketball, tennis, and volleyball.

First sectional championship: Golf, 1955 First basketball sectional championship: 1956,

followed by repeat performance in 1957 Pete Murphy is the school’s first athletic director

(1951-1969).

eDitor/WriterChrista (Payne) Hoyland ’84

’98

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2010-2011 Highlights ................................................... 3Sources of Support ...................................................... 7ASAP Donors ................................................................. 8ASAP Gifts .................................................................... 11Alumni Giving ............................................................. 13Gifts in Kind .................................................................15Endowment Giving ....................................................15

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The front cover is a composite photo combining the iconic “first day of school” photo taken Sept. 12, 1951, and this year’s freshmen on their first day of school, Aug. 10, 2011. The newer photo was taken by Kevin McGloshen ’96, and the composite was created by Jeremy Roberts ’98.

House activities:

• Pioneer House Cup introduced, replacing the annual Walk-a-thon

• Sundae sale to raise money to contribute to the House of Justice toy drive, House of Courage

• Second annual Bonfire, House of Integrity• St. Valentine’s Day basket delivered to residents of

the Providence Retirement Home, House of Faith• Baby Bottle Drive for St. Elizabeth Charities, Houses

of Humility and Loyalty • First Powder Buff volleyball game between the junior

and senior boys, House of Loyalty• Organized the Sophomore Ring/Pinning Ceremony,

House of Spirit• Military care package collection, House of Truth• Second annual toy drive benefitting Toys for Tots,

House of Justice

extracurricular achievements:

The Math Team placed second for District 3 in the Greater Louisville Math League with senior Thomas Wiles, sophomore Luis Garcia and freshman Scott Hoyland each earning first place in their respective class.

The Visual Arts Department inaugurated a chapter of the National Art Honor Society at Providence and held its first induction. Twenty-seven students grades 10-12 were

inducted. Eight students grades 7-9 were inducted in the Junior Art Honor Society.

athletics:

Senior volleyball players Mary Beth Mattingly, Ashley Ricks, Kattie Kochert, and Taylor Gelbach competed on the Indiana Senior All-Star South team.

Senior Jennifer McCallister represented the Girls Golf team in regional competition.

Senior football players Tyler Cecil, Spencer Corrao, Anthony Denis, and Matt Hoyland were named to Academic All State. Junior center Thomas Crawley was named to the Indiana Football Coaches Association 2010 Junior All-State Team as an offensive lineman. Spencer was named to the IFCA’s Region 10 All-Star Team as a running back.

Girls Soccer won its fifth sectional title in a decade with back-to-back championships, the last for open-class soccer.

Junior Pete Andres received honorable mention votes for the Indiana High School Tennis Coaches Association All-State team.

Junior Brennan Gregory won fourth place in the Jeffersonville Wrestling Sectional to represent Providence in semi-state competition.

Freshman Boys Basketball won the annual Providence

Freshman Tournament and finished the season with a 15-4 record.

Girls Basketball set an Indiana state record for Highest 3-Point Percentage with a Minimum of 10 Attempts (70 percent).

The varsity baseball team won its third sectional in a row and 14th sectional title overall. Seniors Joe Becht, Devin Copple, and Anthony Denis were named to the Indiana High School Basketball Coaches Association Academic All-State team.

The Boys Golf team earned second place in the Providence Sectional, and senior Ryan Barnes was the sectional individual medalist. The team placed third in the Providence Regional, earning the team’s fourth consecutive trip to state competition.

The Indiana High School Tennis Coaches Association named sophomore Jacqueline Hollkamp to Girls’ All-District in singles and junior Megan Jakoby and sophomore Kelsey Haas to Girls’ All-District in doubles.

Junior High achievements:

Eighth grader Gabi Wixon represented Providence Junior High by speaking about her experience with Junior Achievement’s Finance Park at the annual Kentuckiana Business Hall of Fame Awards Dinner, which benefits JA.

Undefeated in the regular season, the Junior High Boys Blue Team claimed the New Albany Deanery Tournament championship.

The Junior High Boys White Team won the New Albany Deanery championship in the seventh-grade bracket.

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1960sTHE

September 1960: Athletic field is dedicated; later named Murphy Stadium in honor of both Pete (coach and athletic director) and Gene “Spider” Murphy (coach).

November 1960: Shrine to Our Lady of Providence, featuring a specially designed marble statue from Carara, Italy, is dedicated. The project is approved by Providence’s second principal, Sr. Miriam Joseph, SP (1957-1963). (Statue moved to present location in 2000.)

1961: Providence sees its highest enrollment with 844 students. The largest senior class is 1965 when 221 seniors graduate. Other school principals of the decade are Sr. Mary Xavier, SP (1963-1967), and Sr. Marie Ellen, SP (1967-1971).

1963: Providence stages its first musical, “Showboat.” (Providence will stage its 50th musical spring 2012.) “The Glass Menagerie” is the first production in the new Little Theatre, which opened in fall of 1968.

Athletics: New sports introduced: boys’ cross country,

wrestling, and boys’ tennis; girls’ golf, tennis and track.

Cross country: Back-to-back sectional championships 1967 and 1968, regional 1968, and state finalist three years 1968-1970, coached by Ron Veleta, athletic director 1969 to 1973.

Boys’ basketball: Third sectional championship, 1965.

faculty and staff:

Providence welcomed two new faculty members: first-year teacher Julia Hubbert to the Math Department and former Scottsburg Middle School teacher Sam Bush to the Science Department.

Providence welcomed new staff members Tony Perito, vice president of the Office of Institutional Advancement, and Christa (Payne) Hoyland ’84, director of communications and alumni relations, a new position. Laura Brown was named the new director of special events and constituency management.

Providence theology teacher Sr. Jeana Visel, OSB, professed her final vows of perpetual monastic life in October.

Fr. Mathew Choorapanthiyil, school chaplain, became a U.S. citizen in January 2011. At the end of the school year, Fr. Mathew returned to his home country of India to teach after two years as PHS chaplain.

At the end of the school year, two long-time teachers retired: Dottie (Galligan) Zipp ’69, who taught PE and health for 38 years and coached for 22 years, 21 as head volleyball coach; and Kathleen Polansky, who taught theology for 30 years and was Theology Department chairperson for most of that time. Providence also said goodbye to Sr. Jeana Visel, Julia Hubbert, Gail Jamski, and Neil Losey.

facilities:

Summer renovations and improvements included:• Laser-grading and reseeding of the football field

plus installation of upgraded sprinkler and electrical systems (A new sound system was added in the spring)

• New shed for the football practice field• New softball field bleachers, fencing and concession

stand

• New soccer bleachers, sideline fencing upgrades, and soccer fan fencing enclosure

• Installation of navy blue shade screen for the baseball fence

• Renovation of the Office of Institutional Advancement

• New tables for the Activity Center• Conversion of the former Chick’s Archery Shop

property into bus garage.

technology updates:

• Purchased 12 Venier LabQuest interface devices to improve the learning experience in science and math classes.

• Switched to NComputing technology in the Media Center and computer labs. Installed an additional 18 ceiling-mounted projectors with speaker systems in classrooms, thanks to a $16,000 grant from the Horseshoe Foundation of Floyd County.

• Purchased 80 licenses for Geometer's Sketchpad software for the Math Department.

events:

Providence held its first-ever All-Alumni Basketball Game, co-sponsored by the House of Truth and featuring graduates from 1981 to 2009.

Providence staged its second alumni theatre production with “Frankenstein,” an original adaptation written in part by John Hetzel ’83.

The Office of Institutional Advancement, the school’s SADD chapter, and the MOMS Club sponsored a presentation on social media safety by Purdue University

Associate Dean of Students Pablo Malavenda.

Newly installed Indianapolis Auxiliary Bishop Christopher Coyne celebrated the Senior Mass in late March at St. Augustine Church. It was the new bishop’s first high school Mass. Bishop Coyne also participated in the reenactment of the school’s original groundbreaking, marking its 60th anniversary. Relatives of members of the first graduating class also took part.

Renowned speaker Jason Angelette addressed the students on the topics of faith and chastity during Catholic Schools Week. Ministry leader and performer Steven Angrisano inspired the students during Lent.

Guidance Counselor Jaimie McRae initiated the Career Speaker Series in the new Freshman Focus class. More than a dozen alumni and area professionals visited the classroom over the second semester and each shared how they embodied one of “The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens” in their careers.

The Theatre Department showcased the following productions:

• “A Murder Is Announced,” fall show in the Ray Day Little Theatre

• “Beauty and the Beast,” spring musical in the Sam & Paula Robinson Performing Arts Center

• “The Diary of Anne Frank,” summer theatre in the Ray Day Little Theatre

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1971: Providence hosts its inaugural Spring Musical Dinner Theatre performance with the production of “Hello Dolly.”

1971-1972: Robert Larkin becomes the first lay principal at Providence.

1972: The Sisters of Providence announce Providence High School is for sale, following a school year with the school’s lowest enrollment: 435 students. The New Albany Deanery votes (29-25) to purchase the school for $1.1 million and establishes Deanery Board of Education to oversee the school.

1975: Providence hires John Barrett to coordinate the new Development Office and stage a capital fund drive. (Renamed the Office of Institutional Advancement in 2007.)

Athletics: Dottie (Galligan) Zipp ’69 starts three girls’ sports

programs in the 1970s: basketball, volleyball and softball. (She retires after 38 years of teaching, including 22 as coach, end of 2010-2011.)

Girls’ cross country added Volleyball: Starting in 1974, 25 sectional

championships over next 32 years plus five regional championships and five state finalist appearances total.

Football: First semi-state, state finalist 1973. Boys’ golf: Four straight sectional championships

starting 1975; state finalists 1973, 1978. Girls’ golf: Three straight sectionals beginning 1975. Baseball: Sectionals champs 1970, 1974. Girls’ tennis: three straight sectional titles starting

1975; first regional, state finalist appearance 1976 Bob Fields begins 21-year tenure as athletic director

(1973-1994).

Holy Family .......................................................................86Our Lady of Perpetual Help .........................................113Sacred Heart ..................................................................... 58St. Anthony ........................................................................55St. Augustine ..................................................................... 10St. Bernard .......................................................................... 0St. Francis Xavier ...............................................................0St. John Starlight ................................................................6St. Joseph, Corydon ...........................................................5St. Joseph Hill .................................................................. 24St. Mary-of-the-Knobs.................................................... 19St. Mary, Lanesville ........................................................... 7St. Mary, Navilleton ..........................................................0St. Mary, New Albany .....................................................26St. Michael, Bradford ........................................................3St. Michael, Charlestown.................................................5St. Paul ................................................................................ 61Non-Deanery, non-Catholic ......................................... 49

Total .............................................................................527

enroLLment by ParisH 2010-2011

tHe graDuates of 2011...

• Provided 19,327.5 community service hours

• Earned $4.97 million in academic scholarships

• 59% earned Indiana Honors diplomas

• 98% are pursuing higher education at colleges and universities throughout the nation

1970sTHE

grants Horseshoe Foundation of Floyd County ................$16,000WHAS Crusade for Children ...................................$11,500 National Endowment for the Humanities and American

Library Association (20 books valued at) ..............$500Clark County Youth Coalition ................................... $1,600 Grassroots Prevention Coalition/Community Action of

Southern Indiana, Inc. ................................................ $200

Total ...........................................................................$29,800

title fundingTitle II Part A (Professional Development): .......... $22,534Title IV Part A (Safe & Drug-Free Schools): ............ $2,171

Total ...........................................................................$24,705

matching gifts$5,000 and UpKraft Foods

$1,000 - $1,499Edison InternationalHoneywell Hometown SolutionsNorthwestern Mutual Life

$500 - $999Eli Lilly & Co. FoundationMicrosoft Matching Gifts Program

$1 - $250Colgate Palmolive Co.GE FoundationLouisville Corporate Services Inc.Wells Fargo Community Support CampaignZeon Chemicals

Total: .......................................................................... $15,450

annual student assistance Program (asaP)Golf Scramble ................................................................$45,510Pioneer House Cup ......................................................$49,468ASAP ..............................................................................$166,762

Total ......................................................................... $261,740

Each year, Providence gives thousands of dollars in need-based tuition assistance to nearly 20 percent of the students. ASAP funding puts a Catholic education within reach for many students who otherwise could not afford it.

general fund ContributionsGala Dinner & Auction ............................................. $64,216Pioneer Raffle ............................................................... $50,880Miscellaneous ................................................................ $7,349Planned Giving ............................................................. $2,000

Total .........................................................................$124,445

Many dollars raised annually go directly into the General Operating Fund with several major events occurring throughout the year.

gifts in-KindContributed goods and services(Actual and Estimated value) .............................. $41,250

Providence is blessed with numerous supporters who give items and services to the school each year. Businesses and individuals donate goods to auction at the Gala and Golf Scramble. Donations, labor and other services also benefit Providence in a variety of ways. Providence greatly appreciates the invaluable generosity of these donors.

restricted gifts ..................................................$33,144

Often donors wish to contribute their services and/or financial support to a specific department or program. These Restricted Gifts quietly benefit the school and our students.

memorials ............................................................ $34,797

Funds contributed to Providence “in honor of”… or “in memory of”…. may be designated for a specific cause or will be applied to an area in special need.

gifts of time and talent ................. Immeasurable

Everyday, hundreds of volunteers cheerfully and unconditionally devote an immeasurable number of hours to Providence – without which the school would not function as it does. Providence is most grateful to these countless parents, alumni and friends who donate their time and talent.

total annual advancement effort......$565,331

sourCes of suPPort

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1980sTHE

1980: Convent is used for classrooms. Art Studio moves to the convent kitchen and dining room in 1987.

1988: Robert Larkin leaves Providence. Michael Johnson is principal from 1988-1990.

1988-1989: Robert I. Larkin Center is built during the school year; dedicated Nov. 25, 1989, during first ballgame in the new gym.

1989: Providence Junior High is established to accommodate Deanery parishes without elementary schools and/or without grades 7 and 8.

Athletics: Girls’ swimming, pom pon (dance), gymnastics

added; Sherri Seger ’83 third in state as individual gymnast, 1982

Wrestling: Three SIWC Conference championships in four years starting 1984

Girls’ track: First sectional championship 1980 Baseball: Third sectional championship 1985 Boys’ basketball: Fourth sectional championship

1984 Girls’ tennis: Fourth sectional championship 1982 Football: First two sectional championships 1982,

1985 Volleyball: Advances to state finals 1986

Anonymous3P Staff Baptist Hospital EastScott & Rhonda AldridgeRobert & Claudia McCurdy '70 AllesRon ' 66 & Cynthia Lankert '66 AndresDamon '97 & Amy Wheatley '97 AndresHelen Andres (deceased)Jo-Ann R. Fell '55 Andres Marlin '76 & Vicki AndresRichard J. '69 & Linda AndresThomas E. '78 & Cynthia AndresScott '82 & Jeanette AndrewsRev. Daniel Atkins '66Rev. Eric AugensteinDave BaasRussell BachmanMike & Kathi Mazuch '69 BaconDoug '83 & Emily BanetFranklin & Frances BanetMildred BarmoreMark "Doug" & Vickie Beach '81 BatlinerWilliam P. Baumann, Jr.Alvin BaumannDr. & Mrs. Melvin BaumannCletus & Jacqueline Friedman '58 BaumannMr. & Mrs. William BeachJames '70 & Therese Grantz '72 BealDaniel D. '64 & Jayne BecherJohn J. '55 & Marilyn BechtRichard & Mary BechtTom '82 & Debra Gettelfinger '83 BelviyBarbara Gelhouse '57 BenjaminRichard & Marie BennettMary Catherine Stein '66 BirRobert '67 & Pam BlasiusCecile BlauDaniel J., Jr. '96 & Megan Landis '00 BlockDanny '71 & Susie Spitznagel '72 BlockWilbert J. BlockArthur & Cathy Olszewski '75 BoernerMary C. BookMr. & Mrs. Keith BrockChris & Laura BrownKeith Bube '75Daniel B. '55 & Sharon BurkeDaniel E. '56 & Roberta BurkeEdith R. Burke '65Larry '58 & Margaret MacLeod '59 BurkeJoan BushRoger & Kathy Curley '67 BuskillMr. & Mrs. WW ButlerKatie Butt '95 BeckortEvelyn ByrdAndrea Byrne '92Bernie '65 & Jan CampbellArletta Clements '57Paul '72 & Joan CloydMr. & Mrs. Bill CochranJ. Terrence '67 & Peggy CodyPatrick T. Cody '03Shane A. Cody '05

asaP Donors

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Bradley & Kathy Spitznagel '73 ColemanLeonard & Virginia CombsPete '72 & Suzanne CorraoPhilip '99 & Karie CorraoKatie E. Coulter '02Vance CurtisDaniel DanzlRuth Davis, Sharon Uhl & Michael UhlAmber Hussung '00 DavisCharles '79 and Wendy DayChris '80 & Ann Kaiser '80 DayDon '57 & Joyce DayEverett & Pat DayMarie Day (deceased)Stephen R. '81 & Lisa DayRev. Wilfred E. Day '58James E. Delehanty '66Larry '86 & Bobbi DenisonLarry & Nancy Koetter '58 DenisonBrad '02 & Diana Stumler '02 DenmanSusan Oster '83 DeVallFrank DierkingMs. Barbara L. DinsmoreDolores Kochert '58 DotsonMichael (Hon. '08) & Judy (Hon. '92)

DouglasDale DurhamRebecca DurickLucy Fouts Eagleson '62Doug & Lisa Eagleson '85 Roever Gary & Vicky EdelenEdison International Matching GiftsRaymond & Doris Renn '56 EdwardsNicki Eger '92Michael L. '60 & Lois Naville '69 EndrisRobert C. Engle '59Rev. William ErnstAaron Ernstberger '99Jerry '75 & Melinda Lankert '74

ErnstbergerMark '78 & Marcia ErnstbergerMary Ruth ErnstbergerRobley W. Evans, Jr. '63Mark & Brenda Smith '78 FalkensteinJoseph A. Fernandez, Jr. '08Dr. & Mrs. Homer FerreeBob FieldsRichard FilburnJerry & Jill FinnPaul Kim & Carol Spitznagel '66 FisherChris & Gerri Mattingly '89 FlanaganJoseph A. FleckMorgan Stanley FoundationMichael FranckhauserSandra Kahl '64 FrostMichael J. Galligan '56Dr. & Mrs. Edgardo GarciaThe Gardner Foundation, Inc.Erin Brown '81 GarrettChris & Kathy GatzGE Foundation Matching GiftsFrancis & Mary GesweinDale & Donna GettelfingerDoug '75 & Cheryl Manus '76 GettelfingerDon & Joyce GibbonsMatthew '06 & Melissa Ernstberger '06

GibsonJames, Jr. & Debbie Gillenwater

Justin Glotzbach '01Steve '74 & Janis GoffinetJohn S. Goodin '69Kristin GossJohn '93 & Julie Pearce '94 GrannanMary Ellen GrannanJoe '60 & Nancy GrantzMr. William GrantzKevin '69 & Patricia GravissJeffrey & Linda Wright '75 GronekLinda C. GuginGordon & Martha Stilger '60 GutmanDian Tabacheck '60 HackelMike '70 & Denise Schmidt '70 HaganDr. & Mrs. Eli HallalMichael & Bonnie Smith '64 HardinAngela HartmanGary HaubLowell & Patricia HaubRichard '61 & Mary Ann HeavrinRodney HeavrinPortia Walter '57 HendershotTerry & Marian Andres '71 HerthelRev. Bernice HicksTami R. HohmanHoneywell Hometown Solutions

Matching GiftsC. Ben '75 and Theresa Dattilo '78

HornungMargaret HornungBob & Christa Payne '84 HoylandGerald & Mary Jeanne Schmitt '58 HuberGreg '81 & Jan Gettelfinger '81 HuberBonnie HuberMike '79 & Kim Huber '74 KaiserTed '84 & Dana HuberGregory S. '86 and Lisa HublarMike '82 & Debra HublarGerald & Sandra Keller '63 HuhnLinda HunterMike & Joan HurleyJack '55 & Anna M. HuttGary & Linda JacobiJerry '73 & Kathryn JacobiPaul '81 & Linda JacobiPhillip '59 & Kathleen Huber '62 JacobiBarbara Kamer '64 JanousekGreg '86 & Jennifer JansonDavid '56 & Marilyn Stemle '56 JarboeMike Jarboe '74Diana Rae Jenkins '74Edward & Tammi JerdonekLonnie & Beverley Holden '64 JohnsRichard & Susan JohnsonRonald & Tracy Jill Kyburz '86 JohnstonDon & Betty Ann JonesDennis J. & Irene Bir '63 JoyceGeorge '57 & Ruth Uhl '59 KaiserMike '79 & Kim Huber '74 KaiserWilliam J. KaiserWilliam '91 and Angela Geswein '91

KaiserJeanette KannapelJoan R. KeithDavid '66 & Mary Struck '67 KirwanRobert '60 & Deena KleehamerVirgil '57 & Doris Receveur '58 KleinDavid '57 & Becky Klueh

Cletus F. Kochert '69Eugene '65 & Barbara Jackson '65 KochertJames & Suzanne KochertMargaret Leigh Kochert '06Koetter Construction, Inc.Bob J., Jr. '78 and Kelly KoetterJack '72 and Melanie Gibbons '74 KoetterKenny '75 & Vicki KoetterPhil '71 & Marcia Ruf '73 KoetterWayne '81 & Cheryl KoetterKraft Foods Matching GiftsKurt & Dottie Nance '72 KraftDoug '95 & Shannon KraftGeorge R. Kruer, Jr. '56James, Sr. '61 & Betty KruerNorman '63 and Kathy Howell '65 KruerRonald L. Lancaster '64Mary Schwartzel '63 LandherrJack & Susan Parker '62 LangnessBarbara LarkinBrian '99 & Audra LenfertAnnette "Mickey" LentzBob '56 & Georgia Radcliff '56 LeonardDaniel R. '66 and Brenda LibsEli Lilly & Co. Foundation Matching

GiftsEugene & Evelyn M. '55 LillyMark '81 & Brenda (Hon. ‘11) LillyDarrell & Pamela Cleveland '68 LitchBoehl Stopher & Graves LLP

Louisville Corporate Services Matching Gifts

Dan & Joan LudwigMaclean FoundationMr. & Mrs. John ManusTodd & Debbie Sparks '84 MarshallJustin Marshall '06James '71 & Kathy Andres '71 MartinMr. & Mrs. Terry MartinThomas & Virginia McBrideErin E. McCartin '03Mark & Julie Kochert '78 McCartinMcCauley Nicolas & Co.Daniel '64 & Sherri Goodin '64 McHughMark '69 & Rosemarie MegrawScott & Lisa Hennessey '82 MerchantThomas MilleaMark & Trina MillerLinda Schutte '68 Milliser Geoffrey T. Mooney '05Mary Elise Buehler '66 Moore

Goldie Marie MorgenrothJoseph & Barbara Seckinger '78 MorraJames & Joann MorrisMr. & Mrs. William MoyerBetty MurphyM. Diane Murphy '67John & Penny NeaceJames & Patricia Kruer '64 NettBarbara Renn NickelJohn & Jeanne NohaltyNicholas J. Nolan '98Northwestern Mutual Life Matching

GiftsTeresa Oberhausen '75Dorothy Weber Oster '58Greg Oster '82Joseph '83 & Anne Pfau ParisLarry '58 & Miriam Marguet '58 ParisJoye L. Patterson '73Bill & Sheri Bursby '83 PayneRoy & Mary Lynn Blunk '70 PettyGrossman & Moore, PLLCRobert & Betty Book '56 PoppDenise M. Popp '78Michael & Justine PrimaveraPaul & Sharon PrimaveraVicki Andres '69 PrinceJames P. & Clara QuinkertRyan P. Ramsey '03Ronnie '89 & Sereva Rauck

William & Mary Ann ReedLouis & Susie Bachman '59 RennRetailers Supply Co.Mary ReynoldsChester & Ruth Ann Buren '57 ReynoldsRita C. Richart '59William L. RichartMr. & Mrs. Donald RichertScott & Patricia RicheyMarijo Schutte '70 RigsbyPatricia Sloan '56 Rimmel River Valley Financial BankJames W. & Phyllis RobinsonPaula Sellers '65 RobinsonDaniel & Mary Chris Fell '77 RoddenJames & Ellen Pangburn '67 RogersJeffrey & Julie Paris '81 RorrerPaul & Teresa RutherfordStephen '83 & Julie SaamBarbara SandersJames B. '60 & Mary Jo Hamm '63 Schafer

Steve '69 & Julie Jones '76 SchamelStephen '63 & Lucille M. SchillerSusan E. Schiller '65Charles B. '69 & Pat SchladandSteve & Gayle Schueler '67 SchmelzBrian & Ruth SchmidtCarl & Carolyn Shelton '63 SchmidtMartin & Jeanne Howell '67 SchmidtDavid '76 & Eileen SchraffenbergerLarry SchremserMary Beth Burke '89 SchuckmanEllen Schueler '85Fred & Carol Muller '61 SchulzRobert F. SheaJ. Robert ShineJo ShiremanDouglas & Teresa SidebottomNick '57 & Sue Harpe '59 SievekingMike & Keta SodrelRobert F. '59 & Sharon SoergelJames & Valorie SpencerDr. & Mrs. Robert Spiller, Jr.Richard '69 & Marcy SpitznagelMary Kay Stemler '59 StecklerNick Stein '67Robert M., Jr. '70 & Ann (Hon. '11) SteinerLarry R. & Ann Vest '83 SticklerIrvin & Pat Jenks '57 Leist StumlerRick & Judy Andres '71 SullivanHughes Funeral Supplies Inc.James R. Thornton '55John '75 & Diane Jarboe '77 TiniusKevin & Margaret J. Popp '85 TschaennMonica Uhl '80Lawrence (Hon. '09) & Barbara VeryDavid '92 & Tammy VoelkerRev. Clifford VogelsangJoe '57 & Nancy Phillips '57 Day-VoignierClaire VolpertThomas L. Volpert '58Rudy & Tina VolzMargaret Schuler '68 WadeMichael D. WaizPage (Hon. '93) & Karen Day '65 WalkerLetitia WalterWalters & AssociatesJerry Wayne '69John '64 & Barbara WaynePhilomena WayneRichard & Cynthia WeberLarry & Jan WeimerDennis '69 & Florence WelchWells Fargo Community Support

Campaign Matching GiftsJohn & Kathy WessonJudith Buren '59 WheatleyRandall & Carol WhiteGerald K. '58 & Martha WilkinsonDonald '63 & Rose Marie WilliamsGordon WilliamsVan & Kathryn WillisJeremy '92 & Lisa WiltCarl & Mary Kay WolfordTerry & Mary Glotzbach '66 WrightDavid '70 & Mag Goffinet '76 YoungUrban ZoellerEustasia Zurschmiede

1990sTHE

1995: President-principal model is established. Gerald Wilkinson ’58 (principal 1990-1995) becomes the first president of Providence. Dr. Cecil Mattingly becomes principal (1995-2002).

1996: Three-floor educational wing connects former convent and school buildings and includes the creation of activity center, classrooms and media center.

1996: Our Lady of Providence Jr.-Sr. High Board of Directors (later named Board of Trustees) assumes the governance previously held by the Deanery Board of Education.

1999: Providence is declared a National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence.

Athletics: Boys’ and girls’ soccer, boys’ swimming and diving

programs established Boys’ soccer: Begins five-year dominance of sectional

play, 1997 Baseball: Three sectional championships: 1991, 1994,

1998; first regional title 1994 Football: Back-to-back sectional championships

1993, 1994; state finalist 1993 Boys’ golf: Five sectional titles 1990-1998; first

regional championship 1992, state finalists 1992, 1993 Girls’ golf: First sectional title, 1999 Girls’ tennis: Sectional titles 1990, 1994 Volleyball: Regional champs and state finalist, 1999 Wrestling: SIWC Conference Championship four

times from 1992 to 1997 Don Zipp begins 10-year term as athletic director

(1994-2004)

CLass enDoWment totaLs

As of Aug. 10, 2011

Year ContributionClass of 1955 ................................................................. $825Class of 1956 .............................................................. $5,705Class of 1957 ...............................................................$7,125Class of 1958 .............................................................$13,530Class of 1959 ..............................................................$8,304Class of 1960 ............................................................. $11,745Class of 1961 ...............................................................$6,700Class of 1963 .............................................................. $1,000Class of 1964 ....................................................................$50Class of 1965 ..............................................................$8,050Class of 1966 ..............................................................$5,000Class of 1967 ..............................................................$5,000Class of 1969 .............................................................. $6,083Class of 1970 ...............................................................$1,830Class of 1981 ................................................................$1,500Class of 1994 ..............................................................$4,030Class of 1995 ............................................................. $4,004Class of 2011 ...............................................................$5,000

Total ..................................................................... $95,481

inVesting in tHe futureThere is always some uncertainty about the future, but planning ahead usually proves to be valuable in the long run. Endowment funds anticipate needs down the road by gathering resources now. Financial assistance has been the largest area of on-going need at Providence and continues to be vital to the school’s stability and growth. Endowed funds address this directly. Gifts designated for endowment are set aside to be invested so the fund can grow over time. Additional gifts can be made and add to the growth. The Providence Board of Trustees Advancement Committee has made establishing a Class Endowment Fund for each graduating class a top priority. To learn how you can begin helping future Providence students, contact Tony Perito in the Advancement Office – 812-945-3350 or tperito@providencehigh.net.

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annuaL gifts:In Memory of Richard L. Baumann '68Mildred BarmoreWilliam P. Baumann, Jr.Alvin BaumannDr. & Mrs. Melvin BaumannEvelyn ByrdRuth Davis, Sharon Uhl & Michael UhlGary HaubLowell & Patricia HaubPhillip '59 & Kathleen Huber '62 JacobiLinda Schutte '68 Milliser Marijo Schutte '70 Rigsby

In Memory of Marie DayLarry SchremserCecile BlauChester & Ruth Ann Buren '57 ReynoldsJeremy '92 & Lisa Wilt

In Memory of Todd Ray Denison '88Gregory '86 & Lisa Hublar

In Memory of Huston ErnstbergerAaron Ernstberger '99

In Memory of Earl S. GoodinJohn '69 & Karen Goodin

In Memory of Gladys KoetterBob J., Jr. '78 and Kelly KoetterJack '72 and Melanie Gibbons '74 KoetterPhil '71 & Marcia Ruf '73 KoetterKenny '75 & Vicki KoetterPhil '71 & Marcia Ruf '73 KoetterWayne '81 & Cheryl Koetter In Memory of John E. Koetter '57Rita C. Richart '59

In Memory of Frances E. LankertRon '66 & Cynthia Lankert '66 Andres

In Memory of Robert I. LarkinMichael FranckhauserBob & Christa Payne ’84 Hoyland

In Memory of Herbert NavilleAnonymous3P Staff Baptist Hospital EastRobert & Claudia McCurdy '70 AllesHelen Andres (dec.)Jo-Ann R. Fell Andres '55Richard '69 & Linda AndresDave BaasKathi Mazuch '69 BaconMark "Doug" & Vickie Beach '81 BatlinerMr. & Mrs. William BeachMary Catherine Stein '66 BirMary C. BookDaniel B. '55 & Sharon BurkeJoan Bush

Mr. & Mrs. Bill CochranLeonard & Virginia CombsVance CurtisDaniel DanzlStephen R. '81 & Lisa DayBrad '02 & Diana Stumler '02 DenmanRebecca DurickMichael '60 & Lois Naville '79 EndrisMark & Brenda Smith '78 FalkensteinDr. & Mrs. Homer FerreeDale & Donna GettelfingerDoug '75 & Cheryl Manus '76 GettelfingerKristin GossLinda C. GuginDr. & Mrs. Eli HallalTerry & Marian Andres '71 HerthelTami R. HohmanGary & Linda JacobiDavid '56 & Marilyn Stemle '56 JarboeRichard & Susan JohnsonDon & Betty Ann JonesWilliam '91 & Angela Geswein '91 KaiserJeanette KannapelJoan R. KeithDavid '57 & Becky KluehEugene '65 & Barbara Jackson '65 KochertKoetter Construction, Inc.Jack & Susan Parker '62 LangnessBarbara LarkinBoehl Stopher & Graves LLPMr. & Mrs. John ManusTodd & Debbie Sparks '84 MarshallThomas & Virginia McBride

McCauley Nicolas & Co.Mark '69 & Rosemarie MegrawMr. & Mrs. Thomas MilleaGoldie Marie MorgenrothMr. & Mrs. James MorrisMr. & Mrs. William MoyerBetty MurphyJoye L. Patterson '73Roy & Mary Lynn Blunk '70 PettyGrossman & Moore, PLLCVicki Andres '69 PrinceMr. & Mrs. William ReedLouis & Susie Bachman '59 RennMary ReynoldsMr. & Mrs. Donald RichertJames W. & Phyllis RobinsonJames & Ellen Pangburn '67 RogersPaul & Teresa RutherfordBarbara SandersSteve '69 & Julie Jones '76 SchamelCarl & Carolyn Shelton '63 SchmidtJo ShiremanJames & Valorie SpencerNick Stein '67Hughes Funeral Supplies Inc.Claire VolpertThomas L. Volpert '58Rudy & Tina VolzLetitia WalterJerry Wayne '69John '64 & Barbara WaynePhilomena WayneRichard & Cynthia WeberDennis '69 & Florence WelchJohn & Kathy WessonRandall & Carol WhiteGordon WilliamsEustasia Zurschmiede

In Memory of Gene "Spider" MurphyAnonymousCharles '79 & Wendy DayBob & Christa Payne ’84 HoylandPatricia Sloan '56 Rimmel Ellen Schueler '85

In Memory of Stephen Stemler '59Mary Kay Stemler '59 Steckler

In Memory of Rick SullivanJames '71 & Kathy Andres '71 Martin

In Memory of Joseph P. Wheatley '56Judith Buren '59 Wheatley

In Memory of Jamie Whitaker '89Mary Beth Burke '89 Schuckman

In Memory of Spc. Christopher WrightBob & Christa Payne ’84 Hoyland

Rev. Dan Atkins ’66 Rev. Eric M. AugensteinCecile “Cile” BlauLarry Burke ’58 Andrea Byrne ’92 Michael Douglas (Hon. ’08)Dr. Don ForseeJames H. Gillenwater, Jr.John Grannan ’93 Christopher Gatz

Edward JerdonekJack Koetter ’72 K. Douglas Kraft, Jr. ’95 Mark Lilly ’81Bill PaynePaula Robinson ’65Julie (Paris) Rorrer ’81 Robert Steiner ’70 J. Page Walker (Hon. ’93)Van Willis

Joan M. Hurley – PresidentDr. Melinda K. (Lankert) Ernstberger ’74 – PrincipalKerry Jones – Assistant PrincipalScott Hutchins ’91 – Assistant PrincipalRev. Mathew "Joy" Choorapanthiyil – School ChaplainMelissa Jackson – Director of GuidanceAnthony Perito – Vice President of Institutional

AdvancementLarry Weimer – Chief Financial OfficerMickey Golembeski – Athletic DirectorDale Durham (Hon. ’06) – Director of Campus

MinistriesDave Smith – Director of AdmissionsLaura Brown – Director of Special Events &

Constituency ManagementChrista (Payne) Hoyland ’84 – Director of

Communication & Alumni Relations

2010-2011 boarD of trustees

2010-2011 aDministration

made in memory, not Designated for endowed or restricted funds

2000sTHE

2000: New façade, front entrance, and lobby renovation complete. New Visual Arts Studios open on third floor of Larkin Center wing in 2003.

2002: Dr. Melinda (Lankert) Ernstberger ’74, becomes the ninth principal of Providence. Joan Hurley

becomes the second president in 2004.

2005: Providence is completely air-conditioned with new HVAC system installed. Renovation of the original classroom wing is complete by 2008 with the addition of a third science room plus faculty and staff lunch and planning rooms.

Spring 2006: Sam & Paula Robinson Performing Arts Center opens with production of “Cats.” The Ray Day

Little Theatre opens in 2008 with “12 Angry Jurors.”

Fall 2006: Jim & Phyllis Robinson Sports Wing is complete, adding new weight-training and athletic locker rooms. The original gym is renovated and named the Koetter Gymnasium in 2008:

2009: House System of student leadership initiated. The old library becomes the Providence chapel with seating for 150. Fr. Mike Hilderbrand, 23-year Providence chaplain, is reassigned to pastoral duties at St. Mary’s Lanesville.

Athletics: Baseball: Eight sectional titles in 11 years starting in

2000, regional titles 2005 and 2007, and state finalists 2005

Basketball: Back-to-back sectional titles 2006, 2007; first regional trophy 2007

Football: Sectional championship 2007

Boys’ golf: State finalists 2008, 2009 Girls’ golf: Sectional title 2002, 2005; state finalist

2001 Boys’ soccer: Four sectional championships 2000-

2008, regional 2000, 2001 and 2006. Girls’ soccer: First sectional and regional 2001; three-

year sectional run starting in 2003; second regional victory 2003

Softball: First sectional, advances to state finals 2005 Boys’ tennis: First sectional crown 2006 Girls’ tennis: Six sectional titles from 2002-2009,

regional title 2006 Girls’ track: Sectional champs 2002 Volleyball: Four sectional titles 2001 to 2006, state

finalist 2001, 2002 Wrestling: SIWC Conference Champs 2002, 2003. Mickey Golembeski becomes the fifth athletic

director, 2004

Robert & Claudia McCurdy '70 AllesRon' 66 & Cynthia Lankert '66 AndresDamon '97 & Amy Wheatley '97 AndresJo-Ann R. Fell '55 Andres Marlin '76 & Vicki AndresRichard J. '69 & Linda AndresThomas E. '78 & Cynthia AndresScott '82 & Jeanette AndrewsRev. Daniel Atkins '66Mike & Kathi Mazuch '69 BaconDoug '83 & Emily BanetMark "Doug" & Vickie Beach '81

BatlinerCletus & Jacqueline Friedman '58

BaumannJames '70 & Therese Grantz '72 BealDaniel D. '64 & Jayne BecherJohn J. '55 & Marilyn BechtTom '82 & Debra Gettelfinger '83 BelviyClarence & Barbara Gelhouse '57

BenjaminMary Catherine Stein '66 BirRobert '67 & Pam BlasiusDaniel J., Jr. '96 & Megan Landis '00

BlockDanny '71 & Susie Spitznagel '72 BlockArthur & Cathy Olszewski '75 BoernerKeith Bube '75Daniel B. '55 & Sharon BurkeDaniel E. '56 & Roberta BurkeEdith R. Burke '65Larry '58 & Margaret MacLeod '59

BurkeRoger & Kathy Curley '67 BuskillKatie Butt '95 BeckortAndrea Byrne '92Bernie '65 & Jan CampbellJoseph '63 & Yvonne CampbellArletta Clements '57Paul '72 & Joan CloydJ. Terrence '67 & Peggy CodyPatrick T. Cody '03Shane A. Cody '05Bradley & Kathy Spitznagel '73

ColemanPete '72 & Suzanne CorraoPhilip '99 & Karie CorraoKatie E. Coulter '02Amber Hussung '00 DavisCharles '79 and Wendy DayChris '80 & Ann Kaiser '80 DayDon '57 & Joyce DayStephen R. '81 & Lisa DayRev. Wilfred E. Day '58James E. Delehanty '66Larry '86 & Bobbi DenisonLarry & Nancy Koetter '58 DenisonBrad '02 & Diana Stumler '02 DenmanSusan Oster '83 DeVallDolores Kochert '58 DotsonLucy Fouts Eagleson '62

Doug & Lisa Eagleson '85 Roever Raymond & Doris Renn '56 EdwardsNicki Eger '92Michael L. '60 & Lois Naville '69 EndrisRobert C. Engle '59Aaron Ernstberger '99Jerry '75 & Melinda Lankert '74

ErnstbergerMark '78 & Marcia ErnstbergerRobley W. Evans, Jr. '63Mark & Brenda Smith '78 FalkensteinJoseph A. Fernandez, Jr. '08Paul Kim & Carol Spitznagel '66 FisherChris & Gerri Mattingly '89 FlanaganSandra Kahl '64 FrostMichael J. Galligan '56Erin Brown '81 GarrettDoug '75 & Cheryl Manus '76

GettelfingerMatthew '06 & Melissa Ernstberger '06

GibsonJustin Glotzbach '01Steve '74 & Janis GoffinetJohn S. Goodin '69John '93 & Julie Pearce '94 GrannanJoe '60 & Nancy GrantzKevin '69 & Patricia GravissJeffrey & Linda Wright '75 Gronek

Gordon & Martha Stilger '60 GutmanDian Tabacheck '60 HackelMike '70 & Denise Schmidt '70 HaganMichael & Bonnie Smith '64 HardinRichard '61 & Mary Ann HeavrinPortia Walter '57 HendershotTerry & Marian Andres '71 HerthelC. Ben '75 and Theresa Dattilo '78

HornungBob & Christa Payne '84 HoylandGerald & Mary Jeanne Schmitt '58

HuberGreg '81 & Jan Gettelfinger '81 HuberMike '79 & Kim Huber '74 KaiserTed '84 & Dana HuberGregory S. '86 & Lisa HublarMike '82 & Debra HublarGerald & Sandra Keller '63 HuhnJack '55 & Anna M. HuttJerry '73 and Kathryn JacobiPaul '81 & Linda JacobiPhillip '59 and Kathleen Huber '62

JacobiBarbara Kamer '64 JanousekGreg '86 & Jennifer JansonDavid E. '56 & Marilyn Stemle '56

JarboeMike Jarboe '74

Diana Rae Jenkins '74Lonnie & Beverley Holden '64 JohnsRonald & Tracy Jill Kyburz '86

JohnstonDennis J. & Irene Bir '63 JoyceGeorge '57 & Ruth Uhl '59 KaiserMike '79 & Kim Huber '74 KaiserWilliam '91 and Angela Geswein '91

KaiserJoel & Jennifer Fisher '91 KellyDavid '66 & Mary Struck '67 KirwanRobert '60 & Deena KleehamerVirgil '57 & Doris Receveur '58 KleinDavid '57 & Becky KluehCletus F. Kochert '69Eugene '65 & Barbara Jackson '65

KochertMargaret Leigh Kochert '06Bob J., Jr. '78 and Kelly KoetterJack '72 and Melanie Gibbons '74

KoetterKenny '75 & Vicki KoetterPhil '71 & Marcia Ruf '73 KoetterWayne '81 & Cheryl KoetterKurt & Dottie Nance '72 KraftDoug '95 & Shannon KraftGeorge R. Kruer, Jr. '56James, Sr. '61 & Betty KruerNorman '63 & Kathy Howell '65 KruerRonald L. Lancaster '64Mary Schwartzel '63 LandherrJack & Susan Parker '62 LangnessBrian '99 & Audra LenfertBob '56 & Georgia Radcliff '56 LeonardDaniel R. '66 and Brenda LibsEugene & Evelyn M. Kruer '55 LillyMark '81 & Brenda (Hon. ‘11) LillyDarrell & Pamela Cleveland '68 LitchLarry '67 & Judy LynnTodd & Debbie Sparks '84 MarshallJustin Marshall '06James '71 & Kathy Andres '71 MartinErin E. McCartin '03Mark & Julie Kochert '78 McCartinDaniel '64 & Sherri Goodin '64

McHughMark '69 & Rosemarie MegrawScott & Lisa Hennessey '82 MerchantLinda Schutte '68 Milliser Geoffrey T. Mooney '05Tom '79 & Sharon MooneyMary Elise Buehler '66 MooreJoseph & Barbara Seckinger '78 MorraM. Diane Murphy '67James & Patricia Kruer '64 NettNicholas J. Nolan '98Teresa Oberhausen '75Dorothy Weber Oster '58Greg Oster '82Joseph '83 & Anne Pfau ParisLarry '58 & Miriam Marguet '58 Paris

Joye L. Patterson '73Roy & Mary Lynn Blunk '70 PettyRobert & Betty Book '56 PoppDenise M. Popp '78Vicki Andres '69 PrinceRyan P. Ramsey '03Ronnie '89 & Sereva RauckLouis & Susie Bachman '59 RennChester & Ruth Ann Buren '57

ReynoldsRita C. Richart '59Marijo Schutte '70 RigsbyPatricia Sloan '56 Rimmel Paula Sellers '65 RobinsonDaniel & Mary Chris Fell '77 RoddenJames & Ellen Pangburn '67 RogersJeffrey & Julie Paris '81 RorrerStephen '83 & Julie SaamJames B. '60 & Mary Jo Hamm '63

SchaferSteve '69 & Julie Jones '76 SchamelStephen & Lucille M. '63 SchillerSusan E. Schiller '65Charles B. '69 & Pat SchladandSteve & Gayle Schueler '67 SchmelzCarl & Carolyn Shelton '63 SchmidtMartin & Jeanne Howell '67 Schmidt David '76 & Eileen SchraffenbergerMary Beth Burke '89 SchuckmanEllen Schueler '85Fred & Carol Muller '61 SchulzNick '57 & Sue Harpe '59 SievekingRobert F. '59 & Sharon SoergelRichard '69 & Marcy SpitznagelMary Kay Stemler '59 StecklerNick Stein '67Robert M., Jr. '70 & Ann (Hon. ‘11)

SteinerLarry R. & Ann Vest '83 SticklerIrvin & Pat Jenks '57 Leist StumlerRick & Judy Andres '71 SullivanJames R. Thornton '55John '75 & Diane Jarboe '77 TiniusKevin & Margaret Popp '85 TschaennMonica Uhl '80David '92 & Tammy VoelkerJoe '57 & Nancy Phillips '57 Day-

VoignierThomas L. Volpert '58Margaret Schuler '68 WadePage (Hon. '93) & Karen Day '65

WalkerJerry Wayne '69John '64 & Barbara WayneDennis '69 & Florence WelchJudith Buren '59 WheatleyGerald K. '58 & Martha WilkinsonDonald '63 & Rose Marie WilliamsJeremy '92 & Lisa WiltTerry & Mary Glotzbach '66 WrightDavid '70 & Mag Goffinet '76 Young

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2010sTHE

2010: Soccer, football, and softball fields are renovated, including reseeding of the football field, a new soccer press box, and new bleachers and fencing on the other fields. Baseball field receives a new press box and dugout as well as new scoreboard. The school installs proxy card

readers on seven exterior doors for a keyless entry system.

Providence mourns the passing of former Principal Robert Larkin and former Dean of Students Gene “Spider” Murphy.

The Pioneer House Cup replaces the annual Walk-a-Thon.

2011: Phase III of the Performing Arts Center construction begins to allow the Music Department to move into the west wing. Providence continues to thrive and grow, enriching

the mind, body and soul of hundreds of students each year.

Athletics: Cheerleading: School's first state title, 2010 Baseball: Fourth regional title, 2010; 14th sectional

title, 2011 Football: Larry Denison ’86 succeeds 40-year Coach

Gene Sartini Boys’ golf: State finalists fourth consecutive year,

eighth overall 2011 Girls’ soccer: Back-to-back sectional champs 2010,

2011; end of open-class soccer 2011

PresiDent’s message

“We walk by faith…” The beginning of this familiar hymn could serve as the credo for the history of Our Lady of Providence Jr.-Sr. High School. In this the school’s 60th anniversary year, it is just as true as it was on that very first day in September 1951 that faith is the guiding principle of our educational mission.With this publication, we acknowledge the gifts made by individual donors (alumni, parents, and friends), public and private foundations, and corporate and business supporters that are so vital to our continued progress. Your faith strengthens our faith and allows us to provide the framework for our students’ spiritual, educational, and physical growth. We could not do it without you.

Tuition dollars fund salaries and school expenses. All funding for improvements to the campus and tuition aid must come from donations from our alumni and supporters. With the sound guidance of our Board of Trustees and the generosity of our donors, we concluded our 2010-11 fiscal year with a small surplus. During a time when most public and Catholic schools have seen their enrollment numbers shrinking, we have maintained and even seen small increases in the percentage of students from our Deanery grade schools.

Despite the sluggish economy, Providence alumni and supporters increased their giving. Gifts to our Annual Student Assistance Program (ASAP) and Class Endowment Funds were up, and along with support for our Gala Dinner and Auction, Pioneer Golf Scramble and other miscellaneous contributions, we were able to increase our institutional financial assistance, badly needed due to the increased requests for that assistance. We thank all of you who made a gift to Providence this year because you truly made a difference in the lives of our students. You remain in our daily prayers.

Gratefully In Christ,

Joan M. Hurley

enDoWment giVingAnonymousIda Kerstiens '60 AndresJo-Ann R. Fell Andres '55Ashley B. Heck '05Marilyn Reeves '58 BaconJeffrey '91 & Angela Schafer '94 BanetClarence & Barbara Gelhouse '57

BenjaminJerry '60 & Janet BoardLouis '55 & Winnie BodnerLarry '58 & Margaret MacLeod '59

BurkeKatie Butt '95 BeckortW. Michael Bryant ’73Juanita Renn '65 ByersJoyce Schuler '60 CecilKenneth & Beverly Tussey '60 ChesserClass of 1957Arletta Clements '57Terrence '67 & Peggy CodyPatrick T. Cody '03Shane A. Cody '05Lawrence & Phyllis Gerth '58 CombsLeonard CombsDavid H. Corcoran '60Doris Kruer '58 Costelle Irvin & Teresa Morgenroth '60 CraskPatricia Motschmann '48 DattiloDon '57 & Joyce DayRay '57 & Eileen DayRev. Wilfred E. Day '58Larry & Nancy Koetter '58 DenisonAllen ’67 & Rosemary Andres ’67

DonnerDolores Kochert '58 DotsonThomas & Anne Charlton '58 DrexlerEdison International Giving Campaign

-Thomas Raidy '69D. Michael '58 & Sheila ElliottFidelity Foundation Matching Gifts

ProgramJennifer Naville '95 FolzMorgan Stanley FoundationMary J. GarnerDonald & Joanne Day '64 GastineauJohn '60 & Rosemary Maeser '63

GesweinMr. & Mrs. Robert GettelfingerDon & Joyce GibbonsSusan GossmanMatthew D. Graf '94Janet Stiller '59 GrantzJoe '60 & Nancy GrantzKim Larkin ’74 GriffithMartha Stilger '60 GutmannDian Tabacheck '60 HackelSuzanne HarperThe Harritt GroupAshley B. Heck ’04Portia Walter '57 HendershotNancy Zornman '60 Henley

Carl L. Huber, Sr. '58 & Linda Zurschmiede '59 Huber

Gerald & Mary Jeanne Schmitt '58 Huber

Greg '81 & Jan Gettelfinger '81 HuberHon. Jerry '73 & Kathryn JacobiDavid '56 & Marilyn Stemle '56 JarboeCharles '57 & Lowetta JenkinsLonnie and Beverley Holden '64 JohnsMary Pat Regan '55 JohnsonWilliam & Barbara JuliusRuth Uhl '59 KaiserGeorge '57 & Ruth Uhl '59 KaiserKirchdorfer Foundation, Inc.David & Kelly Andres '94 KirchgessnerRobert '60 & Deena KleehamerVirgil '57 & Doris Receveur '58 KleinCarol Caradonna '60 KnightEugene '65 & Barbara Jackson '65

Kochert

Christopher S. Korte '94Doug '95 and Shannon KraftMerle '59 and Dorothy Didelot '61 KruerNorman '63 and Kathy Howell '65 KruerLisa Glotzbach ’86 LancasterBarbara LarkinBetty LenfertCarl & Amy LiebertEugene and Evelyn M. '55 LillyLisa Stumler '95 LynchJudith ManningThomas Martel '58Jeanne Strassel '60 MaxeyJuanita Becht '60 McCauleyJames Y. McCullough, Jr. '60Milestone ContractorsNorman '60 & Maxine Peter '64 MillerMelissa Miller-Kochert '85Pat Larkin ’73 MusgraveJason E. Nett '95Northwestern Mutual LifeRochelle Skinner '60 OmsJerry '56 & Toni OsbornRobert F. '60 and Patricia Oster

Lawrence '58 & Miriam Marguet '58 Paris

Bill & Sheri Bursby '83 PayneRebecca Caufield '60 PeloffRobert & Paula Loesch '59 PodestaLelia Renn '60 PoppPrudential FoundationDebra Jarboe '83 ReasLeo Reidinger '55Louis and Susie Bachman '59 RennChester & Ruth Ann Buren '57

ReynoldsPaula M. Sellers '65 RobinsonJeffrey & Julie Paris '81 RorrerHerbert & Marcella Gleason '57 RumpelJames B. '60 & Mary Jo Hamm '63

SchaferJoseph Mick Schickel '57Susan E. Schiller '65Christopher Schmidt '94David J. Schmidt '81Mark & Diana Kochert '64 SchmitzRichard D. SellersWilliam '61 & Maureen '63 SellersDan SheetsNick '57 & Sue Harpe '59 SievekingJoseph & Margaret Stemm '55 SoergelSt Michael ChurchRobert M. '70 and Ann (Hon. '11) SteinerJoann Mattingly StrubleIrvin & Pat Jenks '57 Leist StumlerSusan TheobaldHilda Gettelfinger '58 ThienemanTodd Denison Memorial FoundationTravis '95 & Cammie UnruhNancy Galligan '58 VoelkerJoe '57 & Nancy Phillips '57 Day-

VoignierF. James '60 & Wendy WalkerPage (Hon. '93) & Karen Day '65

WalkerRyan Walker '94Gracy & Jo Ann Freiberger '56 WallaceTony & Carie Newman '94 WatkinsJudith Buren '59 WheatleyElizabeth Campbell '57 White Sally Wilkinson '55Thomas F. '61 & Susan Williams '65Mary Glotzbach '66 WrightMary Lou Craig '55 ZeaglerPolly Zoeller

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Larry Burke '58Cannon's FloristChampions Pointe Golf ClubCheddar'sChick Fil-AChili'sCome Back InnCricket's CaféDarden RestaurantsChris '80 & Ann Kaiser '80 DayDon Day '57Ray Day '57Steve '81 & Lisa DayDSI InteriorsDale Durham (Hon ’06)Vicky EdelenJ.O. Endris JewelersFamous Dave'sGerry FaustJerry FinnFloyds Knobs Therapeutic MassageFrazier MuseumFree Enterprise SystemsAmanda French '06French Lick ResortTom Galligan '64Gemini SalonMelissa Ernstberger '06 GibsonGrant Line NurseryGreat Escape TheaterHidden Creek Golf ClubHoliday WorldHorseshoe Casino

Huber Orchard & WineryJoe Huber's FarmHuber WineryGreg '81 & Jan Gettelfinger '81 HuberTed '84 & Dana HuberMike '82 & Debra HublarMike & Joan HurleyIndiana Beach Amusement ParkJacobi SalesEd & Tammi JerdonekJohn Jones GM CityKerry JonesJR AviationSuzanne KaelinRuth Uhl '59 KaiserKnights of Columbus New AlbanyRick '80 & Kim KochertKoerber’s JewelryKoetter ConstructionJoe '80 & Pam Lilly '77 KraftMark '81 & Brenda (Hon ’11) LillyLorch & NavilleMake The CutGary '66 & Maureen MarlinMcAlister's DeliPat '73 & Leaha Gibbons '75 McCriteMister HardwareNancye's NailsBrittany Tretter '03 NavilleJohn & Penny NeaceNicholson PrintingOutback SteakhouseLarry Paris '58Norman E. Pfau, Jr.Point Package LiquorsBrian Chinn, Point Package LiquorsPriddy AccessoriesPaul & Sharon PrimaveraPriority RadiologyProvidence Athletic Department Providence Campus StoreProvidence Performing Arts DepartmentPuerto VallartaJon Reiter '93Steve & Donna ReschPam RobbinsJeremy Roberts '98Paula Sellers '65 RobinsonRookies Cookies & CakesSam's Formal WearSamtecDr. Toni Sartini '78 SchmidtVaughan & Jill Kraft '91 ScottSportstime PizzaCary Stemle '78Joetta StormesTexas RoadhouseValley View Golf ClubWalnut Ridge Nursery and Garden CenterWick's Pizza New AlbanyYellow Cactus

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