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providence cristo rey high school

AnnuAl report 2011-12

officers

Joseph P. HeidtPresident

Sr. Jeanne Hagelskamp, S.P.Principal

Julie S. WalkerTreasurer

VisionThrough a challenging, college preparatory curriculum offered in a faith- based, multicultural environment and the integration of work experience in a professional setting, motivated students strive to reach their highest potential and become faith-filled, socially responsible women and men who will take the lead in creating a more just society and a more hopeful future for themselves and others.

MissionA Catholic, co-educational, college preparatory secondary school serving Indianapolis, Providence Cristo Rey High School offers a transformational educational experience to students with economic need.

The sisTers of ProVidenceThe Sisters of Providence of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Indiana, are a congregation of Roman Catholic women religious who minister throughout the United States, in Taiwan, and China. Founded by Saint Mother Theodore Guerin in 1840, the congregation has a mission of being God’s Providence in the world by committing to performing works of love, mercy, and justice in service among God’s people. Learn more at www.spswm.org.

The crisTo rey neTworkThe Cristo Rey Network provides a quality, Catholic, college preparatory education to young people who live in urban communities with limited educational options. Its mission is clear: college success for Cristo Rey Network students. PCRHS is one of 25 Network schools across the country; collectively we are educating 7,400 students with an average family income of $35,000. 100% of our graduates have been accepted to college. We provide 1,500 corporate work study jobs and have 40 national university partners. We are the schools that work. Learn more at www.cristoreynetwork.org.

Board of directors

Mark Barbato, ChairmanInChromatics

Sean M. O’Connor, Vice ChairmanDauby O’Connor & Zaleski

Thomas G. CrowePedcor Investments, LLC

Diane Cruz-BurkeEli Lilly and Company

Marybeth CrossinArchdiocese of Indianapolis

Craig Douglas DoyleDoyle Legal Corporation

Angela M. Espada, J.D.IUPUI

Frank J. EspositoJ.P. Morgan

Thomas J. GrandeGene B. Glick Company

J.P. HanlonFaegre Baker Daniels

Kenneth J. KonescoHarrison College

James S. LaudickBKD

Annette (Mickey) LentzArchdiocese of Indianapolis

Brett A. PhefferPrecision Connect Group, LLC

Patty RadlickDeloitte and Touche, LLP (retired)

Rev. Msgr. Joseph F. SchaedelSt. Luke Catholic Church

R. Douglas SylvesterHouse Investments

Sr. Dawn Tomaszewski, S.P.Sisters of Providence

leadership team


Sr. Jeanne Hagelskamp, S.P.Principal

Kathryn A. DensbornVice President of Corporate Work Study and Institutional Advancement

Rhett CochranDirector of Corporate Work Study

Andrea L. FaganDirector of Communications and Marketing

L. David LyonsLiaison for Institutional Givng

Jenny MatthewsDirector of Special Events

Deandra Thompson-GradyDirector of Admissions

Julie S. WalkerDirector of Finance

This bronze statue of Saint Mother Theodore Guerin, placed in 2009, stands on the grounds of the Motherhouse of the Sisters of Providence of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Indiana.

Annual Report 2011-12 1

Greetings!

The 2011-12 school year marked the sixth year of operation for Providence Cristo Rey High School (PCRHS), and it has been one of remarkable change. We began the year energized by a five-year financial plan that charts a course for growth to 350 students while reducing the cost per student by 54% by 2016. When the year ended, we had enrolled a record 140 students to start the fall 2012 semester.

We intend to grow PCRHS purposefully, with an emphasis on three key areas:

• recruiting students through strategic relationships with community organizations and schools;

• increasing awareness of the effectiveness of our distinctive Corporate Work Study program; and

• enhancing the positive learning environment through updating our physical plant and technology, providing specialized training for our dedicated faculty and staff, and promoting a culture of teamwork and achievement.

A series of facility improvements were recently implemented to increase the square footage of instructional space as well as technology upgrades that will allow us to better serve our students. Specifically, we added wireless connectivity in every classroom, and several more classrooms received SMART boards, interactive white boards, to increase and enhance student participation and engagement in the classroom. Additional facility improvements are planned for the 2013-14 school year, which will include upgrades to out-of-date classrooms, life safety systems, food service areas, and much needed repairs to the exterior of the building. We owe a special debt of gratitude to our partners at DEEM, Shiel Sexton and DAST Consulting for their tireless efforts in upgrading a 106 year-old building into a highly functional facility with the technological and space requirements essential to our mission. Four highly qualified individuals have been added to our staff who will better position us to meet our enrollment and financial goals, and ensure that our students receive the guidance they need to thrive and succeed. The Director of Communications and Marketing is positioning us strategically in a very competitive school marketplace; the Vice President of Corporate Work Study and Institutional Advancement is strengthening our ability to recruit new corporate partners and key supporters of our mission; the new Dean of Students is contributing to a collaborative environment for student success; and the new Director of Finance is continuing to streamline the operation of our Business Office. As we have in the past, we continue to make significant investments in in three necessary student support service providers: our guidance counselor, social worker, and campus minister.

Indiana’s progressive school choice legislation has brought many new schools to our city. Providence Cristo Rey competes with a high degree of effectiveness because of our careful attention to providing continuous professional development for our faculty, a first rate college preparatory curriculum, and a transformational Corporate Work Study experience that produces successful outcomes virtually unmatched in the city.

Our students have been given the opportunity to go to college, become career professionals, and achieve a dream that was once beyond their reach. Without your help, none of this would have been possible, and for that we, and our students, will always be eternally grateful.

Sincerely,


president’s messAge

Providence Cristo Rey High School2

student profile

Taylor dickMeyerPCRHS Class of 2011Indiana State University nursing student

never, ever give up It takes a special person to be a nurse. In addition to being able to care deeply for others, a nurse must be diligent, organized, open-minded, and a team-player. Taylor Dickmeyer will quickly tell you that you need the same qualities to be a student at Providence Cristo Rey.

“Many things I learned in high school classes still pop up in college, like being able to answer difficult questions in class and writing at a college level. Especially being a nursing student, the time management skills I learned on the job have helped me manage a difficult course load while working at the same time,” she says.


Taylor, who graduated from PCRHS in 2011 and is now in the nursing program at Indiana State University, knew from a young age that she wanted to be in healthcare. In fact, on her application to PCRHS, she indicated she wanted to be a pediatrician. As providence would have it, she was matched with St.Vincent Health in her freshman year for her Corporate Work Study placement, and there she remained for all four years of high school.

“Everyone at St.Vincent, especially the Rural and Urban Access to Health program, supported me. They always wanted to know how I was doing in school, but they also went out of their way to look for neat opportunities that I could participate in, and showed great interest in my plans for the future,” says Taylor. In her senior year, she shadowed Jill Perry, a nurse at the St.Vincent Heart Hospital, and it was then she began to realize nursing might be for her.

Eventually she found her way to Indiana State University, encouraged by the nurses at St.Vincent and the comfortable size of the campus. She also found she was well-equipped with valuable skills other college freshmen lacked, in particular, reading and writing. Teamwork and communication, which Taylor says are essential to the success of group projects and collaboration, are skills where

she really shines because of her experience in the Corporate Work Study program, though her diligence is what sets her apart from the crowd.

“I know I have to be confident in my work and take on the challenges college presents; no one is there to motivate me, but me! I am the one who is ultimately responsible for my success.”

Before she arrived at PCRHS, Taylor doubted she would even go to college, in part because there were so few positive educational role models other than her older brother Travis, a Butler University graduate who teaches in Brownsburg. She hopes to be that role model for her younger brother, Tylar, who is in high school.

“I’ve been taught to make a better life for myself so that I won’t have to struggle. My family pushes me to do my best and never give up. Providence Cristo Rey encouraged me to take advantage of my educational opportunities, and here I am.”

educational choice charitable TrustGreat News for Providence Cristo Rey High School Donors

Providence Cristo Rey High School currently receives more Educational CHOICE Trust scholarship funding than any other high school in Indiana. These scholarships are a significant benefit to our students, and the tax credit is an asset to our donors, as well. We encourage you to consider this unique opportunity.

A School Scholarship Tax Credit is now available for individuals or corporations who donate to scholarship granting organizations (SGOs) for the purpose of supporting Providence Cristo Rey’s students through funding scholarships, grants, and financial aid.

The tax credit is equal to 50% of the amount donated and is used to reduce your Indiana state income tax liability. In addition to the direct state tax reduction, you also receive a federal tax deduction for your contribution. The following example illustrates an individual’s after tax (state and federal) cost of a donation assuming a 30% federal income tax bracket:

Learn more or make a gift by visiting our web site at www.pcrhs.org/news/news.aspx?newsid=65 and click on the “make a scholarship gift” link.

1 The net federal deduction is equal to the contribution less the state tax credit as state taxes are deductable for federal income tax purposes.2 Actual after tax cost will vary based on your individual income tax status.

student profile

donation amount state Tax credit 1 deduction savings 30% Total Tax savings after Tax cost 2

$5,000 $2,500 $2,500 $750 $3,250 $1,750


donor profile

In 1987, two young men with ambition and an entrepreneurial vision founded a small accounting firm in Indianapolis. Steve Dauby and Sean O’Connor were joined a year later by Ted Zaleski, and the nationally recognized firm with expertise in real estate accounting and multifamily finance known as Dauby O’Connor & Zaleski was born. At the time, none of the three imagined the profound impact they would have on thousands of lives right at home in Indy.

Now celebrating its 25th year, DOZ numbers 150 employees who occupy a company-owned 60,000 square foot building in Carmel, Indiana, that was acquired and substantially renovated in 2010 with funding from the Small Business

Administration. The company is the definition of what the SBA means when it says “America’s small businesses and entrepreneurs are the engine of our economy,” but the statistics and status as an economic engine are not what truly define this firm, at least not according to partner Sean O’Connor.

“All of the employees at DOZ realize the importance of giving back to our community, and they are the ones who are providing meaningful service to people and organizations in our city,” says O’Connor. About three years ago, the firm created the DOZ Charitable Foundation as a way to pool the broad range of resources represented by the company’s associates. Employees, not partners, sit on the foundation board, and employees manage the financial assets and make decisions about which organizations to support.

“Our staff is energetic, young, and hardworking. They are also very client focused, but one of the points of pride for me is their generosity and willingness to become involved in different ways with our clients and also with the community,” O’Connor says. It’s not corporate culture they

are creating, but corporate character that O’Connor believes is the distinction setting them apart from other CPA firms.

For Wendy Ketterman, Manager of Administration at DOZ, another distinction is the firm’s innovative approach to workforce development. “Over 90 percent of the college students who did internships with DOZ in 2012 received a fulltime job offer, and it’s because we challenge them and give them responsibility,” she says. Interns complete audits and prepare tax returns, gaining experience and connecting classroom concepts to workplace realities.

Ketterman also manages the firm’s Corporate Work Study partnership with Providence Cristo Rey High School, a distinctive work-study model that requires each high school student to work one day a week in a professional, white collar job. “We have three students this year, LaTreesa, Kyndall, and Elijah, and they are all amazing kids. Each year I’m amazed by the competency of the students, and their enthusiasm to learn,” says Ketterman with a smile. Students work side-by-side with associates on projects, learning basics like data entry and filing, organization of documents, and also utilizing application software. They also learn time management, self-confidence, and how to communicate appropriately and effectively in a workplace environment.

“Our associates love this program because they see the personal and professional growth in the students, and know it’s a result of their time and involvement with that student. It becomes a meaningful relationship over the course of the school year.”

corporate character

Wendy Ketterman and Sean O’Connor help out with the 2012 landscape project at PCRHS.

Sean O’Connor


donor profile

DOZ has been a Corporate Work Study partner with the school for five years, but the engagement began with O’Connor, who joined the Board of Directors in 2008. He now serves as Vice Chairman of the Board and Chairman of the Finance/Institutional Advancement Committee. Others became involved through DOZ’s Community Outreach Committee, which organized employee volunteers for two projects at the school; in 2010 during the CPA Day of Service and in 2012 as part of the Central Indiana Service Challenge.

Another group jumped in to help at the school’s annual fundraising event, for which DOZ has been the lead sponsor the past two years. Marketing Director Gemi Ozdemir served as emcee and 10 staffers provided the gift processing and check-out services at the end of the night. “We identified an effective software program and between that and our back-office expertise, we saved the event attendees a lot of time and the school a lot of hassle,” laughs O’Connor. He realized this was a service DOZ could streamline for non-profits while adding yet another dimension of the multi-faceted relationship between DOZ and Providence Cristo Rey.

Perhaps the most extraordinary measure of this special relationship came in 2011, when PCRHS was searching for a new Director of Finance to lead the school through a reorganization of its business procedures. The Finance Committee of the Board was tapped to assist, including O’Connor, who had a radical idea. “Essentially, I suggested

that the school hire one of our auditors into the position during this critical transition. We could help oversee the process as they established new procedures,” says O’Connor. The auditor, Victoria Foulke, managed the process smoothly and stayed through a successful audit at the end of the school’s fiscal year. In October, she returned to DOZ as a senior auditor after helping hire the permanent Director of Finance.

“DOZ’s involvement with our school is the perfect example of how broad a company’s relationship can be with us,” said Joseph P. Heidt, President of PCRHS. “There are so many ways that a company can engage, and the people of DOZ, especially Sean O’Connor and Victoria Foulke, reflect the level at which individuals can share in the mission of our school,” he continued.

“Helping our kids succeed can be done in many ways, from volunteering at an event, to supervising a student during the work day, to making a gift. How you do that is part of your own DNA, your own corporate character.”

Gemi Ozdemir serves as the emcee of Providence Cristo Rey’s annual fundraising event.

Anyone who has ever attended a silent auction knows that checking out at the end of the evening can be a challenging process. The accountants at DOZ make everything run smoothly at the annual PCRHS raffle and auction.


finAnciAl performAnce

Academic and Administrative Staff Expense $1,440,008School Programs, Services, and Support $954,624Professional Development and Training $5,345

Excess Receipts over Expenditures ($444,136)

Annual Fundraisers and Contributions $972,185Corporate Work Study Fees $453,245Other Revenue $379,105Tuition and Other Fees $53,393Federal Lunch Program $54,902Interest Income $43,012

(unaudited figures)

Total: $1,955,842 Total: $2,399,978

ToTal receiPTs ToTal exPendiTures

50%

60%

39.8%

23%

19%

3%3% .02%2%

ToTal enrollMenT*

*Enrollment figures are as of the first day of school in August.

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

150

120

90

60

30

0

99

80

140

92

107

In the fourth quarter of fiscal 2011-12, a scheduled $500,000 pledge payment was delayed, requiring the school to use a portion of its $2 million cash reserve to cover the excess expenditures over receipts.


Advantage Health SolutionsAIT LaboratoriesAllied SolutionsArchdiocese of IndianapolisAugust MackBarnes & Thornburg, LLPBig Brothers Big Sisters of Central IndianaBingham Greenebaum DollBKD, LLPBrightPoint, Inc.Children’s Museum of Indianapolis (funded by Dow AgroSciences)City of IndianapolisCommunity HospitalCrowe HorwathDAST ConsultingDauby O’Connor & Zaleski

DEEM, Inc.Defender DirectDoyle Legal CorporationEli Lilly and CompanyExecutive Management ServicesExpeditors InternationalExpress Medical RecordsFaegre Baker Daniels LLPFifth Third BankFranciscan St. Francis Health-IndianapolisFrost Brown Todd, LLCGolden Rule InsuranceHarding Poorman GroupHarrison CollegeHawthorne Community CenterHerff JonesIce Miller, LLP

Indiana University HealthIvy Tech Community CollegeJones Lange LaSalleMarian, Inc.Marian UniversityMarion County Commission on YouthMaterials Processing, Inc. (MPI)MJ InsurancePepper ConstructionPitney BowesRJE Business InteriorsSharp Business SystemsShiel SextonSt.Vincent HealthThe Social of GreenwoodUnited Way of Central IndianaWalker Information, Inc.

Andrew AcademyAndrew J. Brown AcademyArchdiocese of IndianapolisBig Brothers Big Sisters of Central IndianaBoys and Girls Club of IndianapolisBoys II MenCenter for Leadership Development (CLD)Christamore HouseEducational CHOICE Charitable TrustEmmaus Christian ChurchFamilies FirstG.L.A.M.Girl Scouts of Central IndianaGirls Inc.Good Shepherd Catholic ChurchGrace Apostolic ChurchGreater St. Mark Missionary Baptist ChurchHawthorne Community CenterHearts and HandsHoly Angels Catholic ChurchHoly Cross Catholic ChurchIndiana Latino Institute

Indianapolis Area Private School Diversity ConsortiumIndianapolis Neighborhood Housing PartnershipImmigrant Welcome CenterJohn H. Boner Community CenterKIPP IndianapolisKroger Store 016, 2630 W. Michigan StreetLa Plaza Inc.La Voz de Indiana Bilingual NewspaperLatino Resources RoundtableMary Rigg Neighborhood CenterMartindale Church of ChristMayor’s Office of IndianapolisMexican Consulate of IndianapolisMCCOY (Marion County Commission on Youth)Mother Theodore Guerin Catholic AcademiesMt. Olive Baptist ChurchMt. Zion Apostolic Baptist ChurchNew Beginnings FCNorthside New Era Missionary Baptist ChurchPadua AcademyParamount School of Excellence

Providence Cristo Rey Parent ClubSchool Choice IndianaShalom Health Care CenterSt. Ann Catholic ChurchSt. Anthony Catholic ChurchSt. Gabriel Catholic ChurchSt. Joan of Arc Catholic Church and SchoolSt. Joseph Catholic ChurchSt. Mary Catholic ChurchSt. Monica Catholic Church and SchoolSt. Philip Neri Catholic ChurchSt. Rita Catholic ChurchSt. Roch Catholic Church and SchoolStarfish InitiativeThe Pedcor CompaniesUnited Way of Central IndianaWestside MinistriesWestside Neighborhood AssociationYMCA of Greater Indianapolis21st Century Scholars

corporAte Work study pArtners

pArtners of providence

Providence Cristo Rey High School’s partnership with many of the most recognizable companies in Indianapolis is changing the face of education in our city. Students work each week in a professional, entry level job; a resource that is a considerable cost savings for companies. In return, students gain valuable work experience, learn good work habits and time management, begin career preparation, networking, and building their resume. Through the Corporate Work Study program, students earn a portion

of their tuition, making the dream of a private, college preparatory education a reality.

Through collaborative efforts, Partners of Providence help urban youth with limited financial resources pursue their career goals through successful completion of high school and acceptance into college. Partners of Providence support the mission of Providence Cristo Rey High School in educating urban youth with limited financial resources, and nominate families whose

children may benefit from the school’s college preparatory curriculum and distinctive Corporate Work Study program.


finAnciAl supporters

Guerin Society Donors$100,000-$249,999

Legacy Society Donors$10,000-$49,999

Through the generosity of our financial supporters, Providence Cristo Rey High School changes the lives of our students.

Visionary Society Donors$50,000-$99,999

In Memory of Eugene S. Witchger

Sarah and John LechleiterJan and Joe Baele

Marian, Inc.Mission and Ministry, Inc.

Dr. and Mrs. David BrokawTom and Tammy CroweDauby O’Connor & Zaleski, LLCDon and Kathryn DensbornThe Daniel and Jane Drew FamilyMr. Jonathan EvansGerald and Denise FitzgeraldGeoff and Karen GlandersThe Eugene & Marilyn Glick Family Foundation

Tom and Arlene GrandeJ.P. and Molly HanlonIn Honor of John J. Heidt IIIMonarch Beverage, Inc.Patty and Jim RadlickThe Seabury FoundationSisters of ProvidenceMike and Sue SmithDoug and Rie Sylvester

fiscAl yeAr 2011-12



Benefactors Society Donors$1,000-$9,999

Anonymous (2)Ackerman FoundationJulie and Mark BarbatoStephen and Mary Beth M. BechtBenet AcademyBill and Joyce BoncoskyMr. and Mrs. George P. BroadbentBuckingham FoundationCentury 21 Scheetz Charitable FoundationJohn J. ChlapikMr. and Mrs. J. ClarkJim and Claire ClarkJohn and Kristin CrispMarybeth and Jim CrossinCraig and Diane Cruz-BurkeCharlie and Jackie DavisTed and Kim DickmanMike and Suzy DiltsJim and Dori DodsonRob and Libby DoyleTom and Sara DuiserMichael and Linda EaganJose and Angela EspadaExpense Reduction AnalystsSarah and Keith FallerGeorge and Beverly FarraWilliam and Kathy FarringtonBrendan and Susan FoxJerry and Jill GarveyHaddad FoundationSr. Jeanne Hagelskamp, S.P.Harrison CollegeJoe and Stacey HeidtJim and Marcia HenryChris and Ann HilgerThe Chris and Ann Hilger Charitable Fund of The Saint Paul FoundationNorman Hipskind Family FoundationHouse InvestmentsJ.C. Hart Company, Inc.Larry and Colleen Kaelin and FamilyKevin and Janie KirkpatrickSue and Jim KirschnerGene and Cathy KroeffJim and Kathy LaudickAnnette “Mickey” Lentz

John and Regina LeoneRobert and Susan LewL. David and Mary Jane LyonsMary Madden and Greg GlassonDon and Marilyn MarshMatt and Heather McLaughlinLana and Norm MelzerDr. and Mrs. Michael MorelliGerald and Anne MossMichael and Heidi MullerJohn and Jean NeelyNicholas H. Noyes, Jr., Memorial Foundation, Inc.Sean and Chris O’ConnorThomas and Patricia O’ConnorKelli and Gemi OzdemirMs. Shirley Paddock and Greg RiffeDavid and Sandy PasottiRobert Poorman and Jan FrazierFrank and Marianne PriceChris and Brenda RehmeSuzanne and Rollin RheaRonald Schwier and Marti StarkeyJohn and Patricia ShaffnerJean and Joe ShepardNicholas and Karen ShermanBarbara ShueyDan and Janyce SmithSt. Elizabeth Seton Catholic ChurchThomas and Judith SteinerThe RND FoundationThe Rock Island Refining FoundationLore and Andy WeasDr. and Mrs. David WolfMichael and Irene Yacko Charitable FundTed and Debbie Zaleski

$3.5 millionin college scholarships awarded

to Pcrhs graduates (does not include Pell Grants or 21st Century Scholarships)



Anonymous (5)Mary AbellaACUITY Environmental SolutionsMr. and Mrs. Keith AdamsMr. Jay AdamsMr. and Mrs. Mark AdolayAgile Reasoning LLCMr. Donald AginMr. Gary AhlrichsJohn and Eileen AhrensMr. and Mrs. Kevin AlerdingMike and Elaine AlhandHorace AllenArchdiocese of IndianapolisGreg and Linda BamrickMr. and Mrs. David BeauregardSteven and Rita BeckKristen BerdineMr. and Mrs. Ralph BerthiaumeMr. and Mrs. Dennis BevilleCathy BickelBKD, LLPMr. and Mrs. David BlachlyMatthew BoatmanPerry and Tracy BooneMr. and Mrs. Doug BornDoug and Julie BowenMr. and Mrs. Robert BradfordDr. and Mrs. Daniel R. BradyMr. Dave BrandtMr. James BriningMr. Roger BrownMr. and Mrs. Jacob BuehlerPat and Helen BurkeDr. Robert and Mrs. Mabel BurnsMr. and Mrs. Robert BusbyPatricia BuskPatricia ButwinClark ByrumJoseph and Lucy CahillMr. and Mrs. Philip Caito

Mr. William CampbellDr. and Mrs. Vince and Allyson CasingalOllan and Cathy CassellCathedral Trustees Development FundSonny ChildersMr. Mike ChildsMs. Lynne ChurchillMiss Brigid ClarkeJane ClarkeMr. Mark ClausmanRhett CochranJeff and Laura CohenRobert and Mary Rose CollinsBob and Darlene ConwayMr. and Mrs. Jacob CopelandDr. and Mrs. Tony CossellJack CraneReverend Larry CrawfordMr. and Mrs. John CrockettMr. and Mrs. Kevin CroweDave and MaryAnn CullomHelen DaleDaughters of Mary Mother of MercyChristopher and Linda DavisTed and Margaret DawsonEd and Annie DechowKathleen DelaneyMr. and Mrs. Stephen DeLongRussell and Karen DesserichCarol DivineSister Ruth Ellen DoaneMs. Stephanie DohnertRon and Michelle DowDennis DowlingJoseph and Kathy DoyleMr. Tim DoyleMr. Shaun DuffinMs. Robin DuncanMs. Joneesa DyeMr. Rex EarlyRon and JoEllen EcksteinEdward George & Associates, LLCMs. Marilyn EdwardsMr. and Mrs. Ronald ErnstbergerSr. Maureen Fallon, S.P.Steve and Lisa FarleyMr. and Mrs. Steven FarrellMichael and Joann FarrisMr. and Mrs. James Farris

Mike and Linda FarrisFatima Retreat LeagueMrs. Charmaine FieldMr. and Mrs. John FiersMr. Brian FishbackMr. and Mrs. Joseph FisherKathy FlemingMs. Rochelle ForrestMs. Samantha FoxMr. William F. FoxBrendan and Emily FrankMrs. Marilyn FulnerMike and Mary Beth GadusJohn and Dawn GardnerPat Garrett RooneyMr. and Mrs. George GaskinMs. Kara GilbertMr. and Mrs. Jeremiah GillMs. Deborah GoodMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey GoodMr. James GrandeMs. Mary Anne GrandeSherry GrayJohn Grogan FamilyMr. and Mrs. Tom GruhlSr. Marie Paul Haas, S.P.Michael and Carolyn HaganBrian and Tricia HagelskampHarvey and Cindy HagelskampGregory and Elizabeth HahnJohn and Martha HalalMr. and Mrs. Jon HallLisa HanleyMs. Judy HannaMs. Nula HarmonEsther HarringtonNancy HartmanMr. Philip HaslingerMatt and Judith HayesEllen HealeyP. Michael and Mary F. HeardenMr. Brian HendersonMr. and Mrs. Steven HendrixsonMs. Stephanie HershbergerMs. Suzanne Hewitt-MarshallDick HillMr. and Mrs. Donald HinkleWilliam and Patty HirschRick and Kathy Hodgson

Patron Society Donors$1-$999

100%of seniors accepted to college



Bob and Tricia HodgsonIn Honor of Stephen J. HoffmanMs. Pam HoffmanMr. and Mrs. Gilbert HolmesRosie and Mike HoukGreg HublerMr. Denver HudsonMr. John HuettnerMr. and Mrs. Edward HumphreysMr. Matt IariaIndianapolis Firefighters Emerald SocietyIvy Tech FoundationGreg and Pat JacobyMs. Antonette JohnsonAaron and Bridget JohnsonRose JohnsonJim and Kay JohnsonMrs. Christine JonesJerry and Peggy JonesJust GiveMaura KahnSister Ellen Kehoe,S.P.John and Kristen KelleherMr. Jerry KellyJoe KenneySr. James Michael KestersonMike and Pat KieferBrian and Anne KingAnn W. KingKevin KirschnerEdward and Linda KirschnerPaul and Gigi KiteJoe and Mary Ann KleinKnights of Columbus Bishop Chatard AssemblyMr. and Mrs. Thomas KnoxKen and Lisa KobeKen and Mary Ellen KonescoKeven and Lois KukulewiczMr. and Mrs. Joseph LambertiKathy LaPorteJeff and Jennifer LathropDr. and Mrs. Dennis LauckSteve and Paula LeeStephen and Maura LeeDr. and Mrs. James LemonsMr. and Mrs. John LeppertMike and Carla LeppertMr. and Mrs. David LewisLewis Wagner, LLP

Mr. Ken LipetzSister Lawrence Ann Liston, S.P.Ms. Judy LivingstonPat and Sharon LoganMr. and Mrs. David LuckeyMs. Mary Ann LuekenLumina FoundationMr. Whitney LushinMike and Pam LuxLarry LynchBetty LyonsJude Magers and Donna WatzkeMr. and Mrs. Mark MaguireMr. and Mrs. Patrick MaherMike MahernMary MalatestaSister Kay Manley, S.P.James and Mary MarshallStephen MarthMr. David MartinMike and Melissa MatesMrs. Jenny MatthewsTherese MaxwellMr. and Mrs. Rick MayerMrs. Patricia McCarthyMr. and Mrs. Carl McClellandCarole McCormickMr. Marcus McGeeKathy McGrawDorothea McIntyreMr. Michael McKendryJohn McLaneMr. Scott McLaughlinMs. B. Diane McManusBob and Elly McNamaraRobert and Ann MeadGary MeisterMr. and Mrs. William MetzgerMr. Michael MetzgerMr. and Mrs. Brad and Delores MeyerMs. Margaret MillerMr. and Mrs. Andy MohrMartha MooreMr. and Mrs. Frank MoosbruggerMr. and Mrs. William MoreauMrs. Louise MorrisMr. and Mrs. Kimball L. MorrisMr. and Mrs. Edward MournighanJohn and Mollie Mulheran

Dr. Paul MullerJohn and Camille MurphyJohn and Beth MurphyMr. and Mrs. Robert MyrickMs. Beverly NaberhausNew Focus HR LLCMs. Denise NewmanMr. and Mrs. Callis NiquetteMr. and Mrs. Francis NooneSteve and Kathy NooneMs. Marlene NortonMr. and Mrs. Thomas O’BrienMr. and Mrs. John O’ConnellRev. Glenn O’ConnorMr. and Mrs. Timothy O’ConnorMr. and Mrs. Charles O’DrobinakMr. and Mrs. Daniel O’MaliaMr. and Mrs. Paul OwensMr. and Mrs. William PaddockMr. and Mrs. William ParadiseMr. and Mrs. David ParrisMr. and Mrs. Christopher and Michele PaynterMr. and Mrs. Michael PedutoMs. Mary PeeblesMr. and Mrs. Julian PeeblesMs. Victoria PetersenMr. and Mrs. Michael PfarrMs. Colette PhilhowerMs. Anastasia PierceMr. and Mrs. Rich PotosnakMr. Kevin PotterMr. and Mrs. Ryan ProctorProvidence Novitiate Sisters of Providence


$12,000cost of tuition for 2012

$25075% of families pay this

or less toward tuition


Circle of Angels Guild


Ms. Joan PruittMr. and Mrs. Philip PurcellMs. Veronica RadmerMr. Javier RamirezMr. and Mrs. Michael RansomMs. Carol RayMr. Chris ReedMrs. Bonnie RettigMr. Greg RiffeMs. Amy RingMs. Linda RittenhouseMr. and Mrs. James RizzoMs. Octavius RobinsonMr. and Mrs. Marcellus RobinsonMs. Joan RocapMr. and Mrs. Edward RoesslerMr. and Mrs. Paul RogozinskiMs. Anne RoosMr. and Mrs. Anthony RossiMr. Mark RussomMr. and Mrs. Robert SandersMr. and Mrs. Elliott SavageMs. Sara SavuMr. and Mrs. Charles SawyerRev. Msgr. Joseph Schaedel

Jack and Carolyn Schaefer GrayMr. and Mrs. Edward SchmidtMr. and Mrs. James SchniedersMr. and Mrs. David SchniedersMrs. Major SchniedersJerry and Rosie SemlerMr. and Mrs. Stephen ShankSister Barbara SheehanMs. Maureen SheehanMr. and Mrs. Gerald SheldonMr. and Mrs. William ShrewsberryMs. Laura ShumakerMr. and Mrs. William ShumakerMr. and Mrs. Dennis SlatteryMr. and Mrs. Eric SmithMr. and Mrs. Eugene SmudaMr. Edwin SoergelMr. and Mrs. James SommersMr. James SomrakMr. John SpearinMs. Sheree SpearmanMr. and Mrs. Leo SpeckMr. and Mrs. Thomas SpencerMr. and Mrs. Scott SpiegelMr. and Mrs. Cam and Libby SpruillSt. Jude Catholic ChurchMs. Mary StephanyMs. Sharon StevensStrategic Leadership Consulting LLCMs. Roseanne SullivanDr. Betty TaylorDr. and Mrs. William TellmanThe Dow Chemical Foundation

Mr. Doug TheisMr. and Mrs. James ThorneMs. Rose TimpeMr. and Mrs. Patrick TimpeTix4causeMr. Matt ToddSr. Dawn Tomaszewski, S.P.Mr. and Mrs. Daniel TraubMr. and Mrs. Matt TuckerMr. Michael TurnerMrs. Clarita Uehlein-DonaldsonMr. Justin VerbetenMr. and Mrs. Robert ViggianoPavel VohlidkaMr. and Mrs. Gregory WasiakMr. and Mrs. Theodore WaskyMr. and Mrs. John Alan WatsonMr. and Mrs. Steve WeberMs. Debbie WellinMr. and Mrs. Donald WendlingMr. and Mrs. Mark WestphalMr. Donald WhiteMs. Kateri WhitleyJohn Wiley & Sons, Inc.Alan and Jan WilhereMr. and Mrs. Jerome WilliamsMr. Jack WoodJohn and Julie WoodMr. and Mrs. James WoodsMs. Emily WorrellMr. and Mrs. James ZinkMr. and Mrs. Thomas Zupancic

Elaine AlhandJan BaeleJulie BarbatoCindy BruhnJane ClarkeSuzy DiltsSarah FallerRosie HoukKay JohnsonChris Jones

Janyce SmithSue KirschnerMary Ellen KonescoPaula LeeRegina LeoneSue LewColleen MaddenMelissa MatesJenny MatthewsGlendys Moosbrugger

Kathy MournighanChris O’ConnorShirley PaddockJanet QueallySuzanne RheaBrenda RehmeJanet SchniedersJoanie ShankJanie ShumakerDiane Spiegel


1402012 enrollment


In-Kind Donations

Reverse Raffle/Auction 2012 In-Kind Donors


AnonymousMr. Jeremy AllenJan and Joe BaeleJulie and Mark BarbatoBrowning InvestmentsMs. Andrea BuchwaldCaito FoodsCannon IVCapri RestaurantCartridge WorldMr. and Mrs. Dennis CaseyCharleston’s RestaurantJane ClarkeCoCo Stine DesignsDan and Kim CookMs. Pam CoxMs. Mary CreveyTom and Tammy CroweKostas DagresMr. Kevin DaveyDay FursMike and Suzy DiltsDreyer & Reinbold BMWEddie Merlot’sEddy’s RestaurantMs. Rebecca FarrellFinancial Partners GroupMr. Pat FlynnGalvin TechnologiesGeorge’s Neighborhood GrillGovernor’s ResidenceMichael D. Grady Mr. and Mrs. Tom GrandeGreek Islands RestaurantHarrison CollegeHindel Bowling LanesRosie and Michael Houk

Mr. Craig HuseJack and Bonnie HeidtIndianapolis Museum of ArtMr. and Mrs. Brandon IngallsJim and Kay JohnsonMr. and Mrs. James KirschnerKen and Mary Ellen KonescoMr. and Mrs. Michael LawsonSteve and Paula LeeAnnette Mickey LentzDr. and Mrs. John LeoneRobert and Susan LewMr. and Mrs. Greg LupoPaul and Colleen MaddenMike and Melissa MatesBob and Jenny MatthewsMr. John MayMid-Life FitnessMike’s CarWashMr. and Mrs. Frank MoosbruggerDr. and Mrs. Mike MorelliMs. Ashley MournighanMr. and Mrs. Edward MournighanJohn and Mollie MulheranOlinger Distributing CompanyKelli and Gemi OzdemirPacers Sports & EntertainmentKim and Keith PetrauskasJack and Janet QueallyJohn and Mary Helen QuinnShirley Paddock and Greg RiffeProLianceDr. and Mrs. Christopher RehmeMs. Vicki RennierMr. and Mrs. Rollin RheaRuth’s Chris Steak HouseSahm’s Restaurant and Catering

Mr. Tony SandlinSawasdeeShadeland Flower ShopMr. and Mrs. Stephen ShankMr. and Mrs. William ShumakerMrs. Bren SimonSt. Elmo’s RestaurantDr. and Mrs. Charles SukursM.G. TatesTavern on SouthDr. and Mrs. William TellmanThe Bridgewater ClubThe Pawn Shop PubThe PeyBack FoundationThe Village DoveMr. and Mrs. Greg TheisenMs. Lisa ThomasMr. and Mrs. Michael and Deandra Thompson-GradyUrban GypsyMs. Jane UsabMrs. Joyce Van TreeseMs. Tiffany WesselerWild SalesWild Sports, LLCMr. Thomas WishmireWoodwind Golf ClubZachery Confections

BKD, LLPMr. and Mrs. Mark BarbatoCartridge WorldDAST Consulting

DEEMGalvin TechnologiesRosie and Michael HoukMr. and Mrs. Gregory Jacoby

Mr. and Mrs. James JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Jerry JonesShiel SextonMs. Tiffany Wesseler

50corporate work study partners

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