2013 Summer/Fall Reflections

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11:00AM ~ ALUMNI OF THE YEAR PRESENTATION ALL-SCHOOL MASS ~ BISHOP LYNCH GYMNASIUM Join us as we present the honor of the 2013 Bishop Lynch Alumni of the Year to Peggy Hoffman ’86, Wally Stock ’66 and Andy Zihlman ’72.

REUNIONS Class of 1973 - 40 Year Reunion Saturday, October 5th, at the home of Curtis Jaska ’73 Class of 1993 - 20 Year Reunion Saturday, October 5th, location TBD Sunday, October 6th, Family Picnic, Roffino Stadium Class of 2003 - 10 Year Reunion Saturday, October 5th, at The Lot

7:00PM ~ SPORTS HONOR ROLL INDUCTION ROFFINO STADIUM Please celebrate with us as we induct our newest Sports Honor Roll recipients: Maryann Baker ’07, Ryan Moats ’02, Eddie Stock ’69 and Kevin Yoxall ’78.

7:30PM ~ HOMECOMING FOOTBALL GAME ROFFINO STADIUM Join us as we pack Roffino Stadium to cheer for our Bishop Lynch Friars as they take on the Cardinals from John Paul II High School for the 2013 Homecoming football game.

9:00PM ~ ALUMNI HOMECOMING PARTY & TASTE OF LYNCH After the game join us in the Atrium for the annual Taste of Lynch party featuring local restaurants from the Bishop Lynch community and entertainment by Emerald City Band.

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11:00AM ~ MASS OF REMEMBRANCE BISHOP LYNCH MCGONIGLE THEATRE Please join us at the annual Mass of Remembrance honoring and remembering our deceased alumni celebrated by Fr. Sean Martin.

A light lunch will be served following the Mass in the Bishop Lynch cafeteria.

For questions, please contact alumni@bishoplynch.org

WWW.FRIAR50TH.ORG

FAMILY TRADITION Following in their Footsteps

TOP FIFTY

Fifty Experiences for Fifty Years

THE NEW LOOK

BL’s Communication Campaign

CELEBRATING OUR 50 th ANNIVERSARY

LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT

50 YEARS IN THE MAKING

T H E A N T I C I PA T E D M O M E N T I S H E R E !

As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school-year and celebrate the 50th Anniversary of our school with an exciting slate of events, we must take a moment to reflect on our many successes this past year.

Spring 2013 was also filled with many exciting moments for our community. The Joseph P. Lynch Scholarship Auction event sold out. We launched a new and improved look in our materials. The A Cappella Choir had a transformative experience in Rome, and were in St. Peter’s Square for Pope Francis’ first public blessing. Back at home, our Powerlifting team and Women’s Track both celebrated State Championships. And, the Class of 2013 was offered more than $20.4 million in college scholarships as they moved beyond our campus.

The Saturday after school ended, Bishop Kevin Farrell joined us to for a unique Demolition Celebration event to kick-off construction on the largest project our campus has seen to date. As we bid farewell to the VPA/Priory Building we also recalled our founders, the Dominicans who helped build the school, lived on the campus for many years, and established the priorities for scholarship and service that we continue today.

New construction is proof that we continue to grow and encourage those values for students that will benefit from a BL education today and for many years in the future.

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THE NEW LOOK

O F B I S H O P LY N C H H I G H S C H O O L We are excited to officially unveil Bishop Lynch High School’s new marketing and communications campaign, timed to coincide with our school’s 50th anniversary. Look around campus and you’ll notice a refreshed BL shield, a new Friar mascot, and a new advertising campaign featuring our students in the starring role.

This warm, inviting, real campaign celebrates our students’ successes, in the classroom, on the field, and in their daily lives. It shows students having fun. It shows them as individuals, and that Bishop Lynch is a place where they can grow to their potential.

Our goal with this campaign was to put students first, with their images and their voices. We feel that they are the best examples of what Bishop Lynch High School can do. And we think the tagline sums it up best:

At Bishop Lynch, You Will.

We have come so far, and we have a great legacy to build upon as we prepare for the future of Bishop Lynch together. This is a special time to be at Bishop Lynch and we can’t wait to see you at our golden anniversary celebrations.

Sincerely,

Edward E. Leyden PRESIDENT

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GRADUATION

STUDENTS RECEIVE

>> TOP HONORS >>

On May 19, 2013, Bishop Lynch High School graduated 302 seniors in ceremonies held at the Curtis Culwell Center in Garland, TX. More than $20.4 MILLION DOLLARS in academic, athletic, fine arts, leadership and Military scholarships were awarded to members of the Class of 2013 - the largest amount ever offered to any graduating class in the history of Bishop Lynch High School.

UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMIES PRESENTATIONS

Bishop Lynch High School is proud to announce the Valedictorian and Salutatorian for the Class of 2013. These Academic Excellence Awards are based upon rank in the class over seven semesters of high school work, and are the highest Honor Awards given by Bishop Lynch High School.

Named Valedictorian for the Bishop Lynch Class of 2013 is

Rebecca “Becca” Smith Rebecca, daughter of Ellen Zignego Smith and David Smith, will attend Northwestern University in the fall. She is a National Merit Commended Scholar, AP Scholar with Honors and was a Homecoming Court nominee.

Becca thrived as a member of the National Honor Society, Spanish National Honor Society, National English Honor Society, Bishop Lynch Ambassador, Mu Alpha Theta, Mock Trial, softball team, cross country team, TAPPS academic team and Invisible Children. She was also active in the St. Paul youth group. Becca credited her grandfather, Leroy Zignego, with giving her the best advice, “People can take many things from you, but no one can take away your education.”

GRADUATE SPECIAL AWARDS:

The Salutatorian of the Bishop Lynch Class of 2013 is

Chelsea Steinmetz Firra United States Military Academy at West Point Taylor Endres ’13

United States Naval Academy at Annapolis Garrett Smith ’13

Peter Barrett Tomasz Male Scholar Athlete of the Year Chris Adams ’13 Female Scholar Athlete of the Year Rachel McManus ’13

Student Council Member of the Year April Estrella ’13

John Adamcik Memorial Award Colton Paradowski ’13

2013 Male and Female Athletes of the Year Gabby Howard ’13, Luke Packard ’13, Susu Taylor ’13

Dominic Norman Award and Cor Christi Award Sheilla Mahingo ’13 Senior of the Year Award Logan Keller ’13

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John F. Kennedy Award Darrin Hedges pictured with President Ed Leyden and Director of Student Activities, Kaitlyn Mannari ’04

National Honor Society Teacher Award Rose Persinger

WHERE YOU WILL FIND US!

President’s Special Merit Award Jacob Hall ’13

FACULTY HONORED AT AWARDS ASSEMBLY:

Guy Mascolo Memorial Award Annette Butler

Chelsea, daughter of Melissa Steinmetz and Matt Firra, will attend Truman State University. She is a recipient of the Girl Scouts Silver Award and Marian Award. Chelsea placed second in the TAPPS academic state literacy criticism competition in 2012 and 2013 and sixth in the TAPPS Academic State Ready Writing competition in 2013. At Bishop Lynch, she was a member of Girl Scouts, Venture Crew, National Honor Society and was the vice president of the National English Honor Society. She was also an altar server and Eucharistic minister. In the community, Chelsea volunteered in the St. Patrick Refugee Outreach Program. The best advice she received came from her father, who told her, “Always have dreams, Chelsea. Always have dreams.”

Arete Award Rachele Carver Piazza ’02

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St. Mary’s University of San Antonio Stanford University Stephen F. Austin State University Texas A&M University Texas A&M University, Commerce Texas A&M University, Corpus Christi Texas Christian University Texas State University Texas Tech University Texas Woman's University The Culinary Institute of America The United States Air Force The United States Army The United States Military Academy The United States Naval Academy The University of Alabama The University of Arkansas The University of California at Los Angeles The University of Colorado The University of Dallas The University of Georgia The University of Kansas The University of Louisiana The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor The University of Miami The University of Mississippi

The University of Missouri The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill The University of North Texas The University of Notre Dame The University of Oklahoma The University of Pittsburgh The University of South Carolina The University of St. Thomas The University of Tennessee The University of Texas The University of Texas, Arlington The University of Texas, Dallas The University of Texas, Tyler The University of West Florida The Vanderbilt University Trinity University Truman State University Tyler Junior College Virginia Military Institute West Texas A&M University William Jewell College Xavier University Xavier University of Louisiana

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ALUMNI / GRADUATES

A FAMILY TRADITION following in their footsteps

Debbie Merkel (Heitmeyer) ’79

Ann Marie Orscheln (Wass) ’79

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Mary Merkel ’13

Ryan Orscheln ’13

Mary Packard (Cook) ’79

Suzanne Nevitt (Wong) ’85

James Nevitt ’85

Luke Packard ’13

Michael Nevitt ’13

Diane Paradowski (Arata) ’79

Chuck Paradowski ’79 Colton Paradowski ’13

Mary Frances Archer (Campise) ’79

Sarah Archer ’13

John Athas ’81

Sophie Athas ’13

Jerry Foitek ’79

Jacob Foitek ’13

Roman Plugge ’75

Ryan Plugge ’13

Teresa Puente-Ezpitia (Romo) ’81

Eric Puente ’13

Anna Ramos (Flores) ’74

Joshua Ramos ’13

Mariann Fox (Leicht) ’81

Rebecca Fox ’13

Ati Garza ’86

Daniel Garza ’13

Mark Howard ’85

Gabrielle Howard ’13

Mike Robinson ’76

Nicholas Robinson ’13

Marvin Slovak ’79

Elizabeth Slovak ’13

Sandra Taylor (Vatsis) ’80

Alexcia Taylor ’13

Amy Keane (Dreher) ’83

Kevin Keane ’83

Matt McElwee ’94

Chase McElwee ’13

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Hayden Keane ’13

Marie McMurchie (Collins) ’74

Frosty Leos ’70

Duncan McMurchie ’13

Kathryn Leos ’13

Lisa Meara (Morton) ’78

Jeremiah Mask, Sr. ’94

Jeremiah Mask, Jr. ’13

James Meara, Sr. ’78

James Meara, Jr. ’13

Jim Urbanus ’73

Grace Urbanus ’13

Donna Wildman (Wetzel) ’75

Leah Wildman ’13

Carolyn Valles (Kuhler) ’83

Robert Valles ’80

Monica Valles ’13

Michael Williams ’75 Nathaniel Williams ’13

Bill Weyrens ’81

Mike Yoxall ’75

Jacob Weyrens ’13

Kimberley Yoxall ’13

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joined the BL art classes to help spice-up the VPA prior to the Demolition Celebration!

Arturo, one of the founders of the Sour Grapes (a Dallas graffiti crew), guided the art classes in painting a “VERITAS” mural which was displayed as we bid farewell to the VPA/Rectory Building, and initiated construction of the new Student Complex for Arts & Athletics!

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THE BISHOP LYNCH MATH TEAM

competed in the National Catholic League Advanced Math Contest, where they earned 1st Place in Division 1 and 2nd Place in the Nation among participating Catholic high schools.

The Math Team was also represented at the Texas Math Team Competition, earning Dallas County’s 1st Place Regional Championship for the second year in a row, and an overall 9th Place in the State of Texas.

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In addition, 11 of the Band’s members qualified for the State Solo Ensemble. To bring a close to their successful year, BL’s Band traveled to Colorado to participate in the Winter Park Ski-Musical Festival where they outplayed their competition to bring home Best in Show, Best in Class and two additional Superior Performance trophies!

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Team powerhouse John Wrenn Class of 2014 won first out of 1800 other lifters in his weight class and set three new records.

As a team, the powerlifters placed third out of 1000 teams. A great accomplishment for the team and Bishop Lynch Athletics!

Mr. Kirsch’s Holocaust Studies seniors Evie Engram ’13, Liza Marhanka ’13 and Julianne Toates ’13 won the “GOLD” prize (1st Place) for writing, producing, editing and starring in their thought provoking documentary.

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Bishop Lynch’s talented representatives earned 30 First Division “Superior” medals for their various performances.

AND CELEBRATED THEIR FIRST STATE CHAMPION SINCE 1994.

The Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission hosted a video competition open to all Texas students in grades 6-12, to commemorate the importance of this movement. Themed “The Upstander and the Bystander,” the goal of the contest was to encourage today’s youth to research and discover the difference between the apathetic bystander and the proactive upstander.

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TPSMEA REGIONAL SOLO AND ENSEMBLE FESTIVAL

The Friars Powerlifting Team brought home a State Championship

April marked the annual observance of Genocide Awareness and Prevention Month.

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In March, selected members of the BL Band participated in the

Artist Arturo Don Juan

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The Bishop Lynch Women’s Track Team represented Bishop Lynch winning the State Championship title!

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Five members of the

MEN’S TENNIS TEAM

competed for their spots to represent Bishop Lynch at this year’s State Championship Tournament.

Joey Molina ’13 was among the elite athletes, as he demonstrated a remarkable performance earning the title of State Runner-Up in the TAPPS Men’s 5A Singles.

Following his visit to our campus in early May, Bishop Kevin Farrell shared his thoughts on BL’s Dual Enrollment program on his blog:

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“Bishop Lynch High School graduates are entering colleges and universities as sophomores and juniors in their first year thanks to the school’s Dual Enrollment Program which offers college credit for certain high school courses.

Lynch, the largest private high school in the State of Texas, hosts the largest Dual Enrollment Program in the state, offering more than 50 courses a year in English, math, history, science and the arts.

In the 2012-2013 academic year 360 students (grades 9-12) participated.

This is the kind of initiative by our Catholic schools that makes them stand out among educational institutions and assures parents that their children are receiving not only a Christian values centered education but outstanding academic formation.

Bishop Lynch will observe its 50th anniversary in September. I congratulate the administration and faculty of Bishop Lynch High School for achieving and maintaining the highest level of academic excellence for five decades.”

This is the ladies’ first domination since 2006. The Men’s Track Team also showed an impressive performance by securing fifth in State.

Congratulations to Coach Billy Clark, his staff and his athletes for an outstanding job!

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In April, the club

ART FOR CHANGE volunteered at the Special

Olympic Regional Horse Show where they shared their art and talents at the Face Painting and Craft tables. Though this club is new on campus, they have already started planning ways to reach out to the Bishop Lynch and surrounding communities.

The men and women of

THE BL SOCCER PROGRAM fought with nothing short of their best, earning much deserved success in their seasons.

The Men’s Soccer Team, coached by Mark Melancon ’83, ended their season at the State Tournament, taking 2nd in the State.

Coach Darrin Hedges led his Lady Friars toward the State Title, where they finished their season as Semi-Finalists in the Final Four.

THE TAPPS

Exciting changes are happening for the Bishop Lynch Athletic Program as we enter into our 50th Anniversary Year.

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Coach Ben Dasch ’95 was named the new Head Coach of the Friar Football Team and has the distinction of being only the second Alumnus to be named as Head Football Coach at Bishop Lynch. Coach Dasch’s extensive coaching background includes several other coaching and head coaching positions, but, ultimately, his love for the Friars drew him “home” in 2004. Knowing of Coach Dasch’s intense passion for the Friar Football program and his athletes, the theater erupted as the football team was notified of the exciting news!

Changes in the Men’s Basketball program are occurring as well as Kyle May ’03 accepted the position as Head Coach. May’s background in basketball stretches back to earlier days at Bishop Lynch when he was a star on the 2002 TAPPS State Championship Basketball Team. Kyle continued as a guard at Austin College, where he represented the Friars with a reputation for tough play, high effort and a passion for competition. Kyle, Lynch’s first Men’s Basketball Alumnus Head Coach, returned to BL as an Assistant Coach and has coached for five years, serving as a Varsity Assistant and the Friars' Head Freshman Coach. Coach May will replace former Basketball Head Coach Barry Knott, who has been named Men’s Golf Head Coach at Bishop Lynch. In Knott’s nine seasons as Men’s Basketball Coach, the Friars were consistently in the hunt for the District Championship, winning an outright title in 2008-2009. Barry was named the TAPPS 1-5A District Coach of the Year in 2007-2008 and 2008-2009 and also honored for his 2009 30-win season when he was named TAPPS 5A Basketball Coach of the Year. Coach Knott is looking forward to transitioning his efforts out on the links helping to develop the Men and Women’s Golf Programs and eventually guiding the Friars to a state championship.

We hope you will join us for what’s sure to be an exciting 50th Anniversary year!

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The Blackfriars competed in the Dallas Summer High School Musical Awards for their spring production of Grease.

Kim Yoxall ’13 was awarded a scholarship from Dallas Summer Musicals, for her work as Rizzo in this year’s production. Kim will put her scholarship to good use at The University of Texas at Austin, where she plans to study Acting.

In March, students, faculty and staff rolled up their sleeves giving the gift of life in the annual

Carter Blood Care Blood Drive,

donating 90 units of blood replenishing supplies and saving lives.

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clinched the Academic District Championship in February and was named State-Runner Up at the TAPPS State Competition in April. Placing first in their divisions were Emily Archer ’13 in Spelling, Sasha Castro ’14 in Applied Design and Matthew Whitby ’16 in Sculpture.

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At the invitation of the Vatican,

The Bishop Lynch A Cappella Choir traveled to Rome this past March to participate in the 500th Anniversary of the Vatican's Palestrina Choir.

They were one of only 100 choirs worldwide to have received this invitation. The students, faculty and chaperones in attendance all shared growth in character and faith through the wonderful opportunity.

Singing at The Vatican was an unforgettable experience, made even more miraculous on the eve of their departure, when the historical announcement of our new Pope was made. The A Cappella Choir made the most of the honor, and represented the Bishop Lynch Community beautifully.

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SERVICE

AUCTION

BISHOP LYNCH OUTREACH

Beyond Our Walls: A Community Engaged in Christ >> BY DEACON BILL FOBES, CAMPUS MINISTER Some think that teenagers are lazy, self-centered, and have as their mantra, “What’s in it for me?” While this certainly may be true in some cases, the vast majority of high school students do not fit in this category. Teenagers may be over committed in terms of activities, chronically sleep deprived, have varied interests that challenge classroom teachers to creatively engage the student in ways that resonate and seem to be able to text when they are not supposed to by mental telepathy as they do not move a muscle or look at a keyboard . . . but “lazy and self-centered” they are not.

If you live with a teenager in your house you may see some less than admirable qualities on display from time to time.

However much to your surprise, the teenager at home is not necessarily the same maturing young woman or man they present to the rest of the world. Recall a conversation with a teacher who applauds your child and think if you have ever wondered, “Are we talking about my child?”

Bishop Lynch High School is faithful to Catholic Tradition and to the Dominican heritage of scholarship and service.

While, as an academic institution, we closely track the scholarship aspect of our foundation through national testing results, grades, and the over $20.4 million in scholarship offers to our most recent graduating senior class, often we take the service component of our formation for granted and fail to recognize its value or magnitude.

The foundation of service is evident in the social outreach of the community. While all Bishop Lynch students have a service learning component of their Theology classes, these approximately 34,000 service hours represent only a portion of the social outreach experience.

The role of service and outreach is to enhance the development of our social conscience, and to help focus our gaze on the needs in our community beyond the walls of Bishop Lynch. As such, through social outreach we: • Move Catholic Social Teaching from the classroom to the real world; • Shape individuals from head to heart, moving from thought to action; and • Further develop the reality of our shared God-given human dignity Service is not just the purview of Theology classes, it needs to become a way of life and many of our classes, clubs and teams have integrated service to others as a component of their program as well. A brief listing will show the breadth and depth of the impact of an active social conscience on the life of the community: • • • • •

BL Baseball volunteered at the Salvation Army to sort/arrange bags for Christmas The French Club/Honor Society raised funds for “Hope for Haiti” Men’s Basketball worked in the warehouse at the North Texas Food Bank The Science Department donated equipment to an orphanage in India The TAPPS Fine Art Club created works of art to be auctioned for Art Conspiracy benefiting Girls Rock Dallas and the W.T. White Academy of Visual and Performing Arts • The Student Council participated in the Love4Kids Christmas party, collected funds for West, TX and Moore, OK storm relief, and wrote post cards and raised funds for the Make a Wish Foundation • The Habitat for Humanity Club raised $3,000 for the Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity and helped refurbish the new Veteran’s Center, and participated in over ten house builds for first time homeowners

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was another record breaking year, raising over $215,000 and entertaining a sold out crowd!

Thank you to all of our sponsors, attendees and volunteers for your commitment to furthering the mission of Bishop Lynch High School.

Please visit www.bishoplynch.org for a complete listing of our 2012-2013 volunteer outreach.

Beyond these walls of ours many needs abound. Luke 12:48 reminds us that, “much will be required of the person entrusted with much.” We are stewards of the many graces and blessings and talents given us by God and are to acknowledge that our gifts are from our loving God, to be cultivated and nurtured by our use of these gifts for the good of our community, and these gifts of ours are to be returned to God with increase.

CHRISTIAN STEWARDSHIP IS LIFELONG LEARNING AND THESE TEENAGERS OF OURS ARE OFF TO A GREAT START.

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VERITAS CAMPAIGN

Dean of Students, Chris Rebuck, leads the countdown with Bishop Kenn Farrell

Veritas Leaders

President Ed Leyden, City Councilman Sheffie Kadane, Bishop Kevin Farrell, and Campaign Chairs Richard and Adelle Toussaint

Members of the Student Council

BISHOP LYNCH IS BUILDING! On Saturday, June 8th, we initiated construction on the new Student Complex for Arts & Athletics with a unique Demolition Celebration event. At the celebration Bishop Kevin Farrell, City Councilman Sheffie Kadane and Campaign Chairs Richard and Adelle Toussaint shared their enthusiasm for the new construction and pride in BL’s outstanding example as a community that continues to step forward in excellence. With more than 250 people in attendance, the event was a fantastic testament to the leadership support and dedication to BL.

Veritas Leaders pose with President Ed Leyden, Chairs Adelle and Richard Toussaint, Bishop Kevin Farrell, Karen and Brian Walter ’81, Rhonda and Howard Westerman ’71 and Michael George of the Catholic Foundation

Monsignor Tom Weinzapfel, recognized as a founding leader of BL

You may have seen additional publicity about the school’s innovative partnerships with the Dallas Police Department and the Dallas Contemporary’s Art Think Program, which provided SWAT team training for school safety and developed a graffiti mural project about school pride. We were proud to have the opportunity to use our facilities for service to others and to promote visibility in our local neighborhood.

NEXT GENERATION PRIORITIES

Members of the Campaign Executive Committee

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The Student Complex is targeted to open before Fall 2014. Our Veritas… from Generation to Generation initiative continues with additional construction phases in the next years – new and renovated classrooms, redesigned library/learning center spaces, consolidated Administrative office space, and BL’s first Alumni Center!

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ANNUAL GIVING

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BECAUSE OF YOU, BL’S EXEMPLARY COMMUNITY OF SUPPORTERS, OUR STUDENTS HAVE ACCESS TO A HIGH-QUALITY, CATHOLIC EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE. You gifts of time, talent, and resources allow the school to fulfill its mission each and every day.

The following list reflects the Time to Give gifts received between July 1, 2012 and June 30, 2013.

Mr. and Mrs. Aladin T. Abughazaleh Mr. Jason Anderson and Ms. Jennifer Adamcik-Anderson (Ms. Jennifer Adamcik ’99) Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Adams Mr. and Mrs. David G. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Adams, Jr. (Mr. Raymond J. Adams, Jr. ’99) Mr. William H. Adams, Jr. ’68 Mr. Lelon J. Beckham, Jr. & Ms. Jennifer A. Afflerbach Mr. and Mrs. Rodolfo R. Agraz Mr. and Mrs. Joe R. Alcala, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. Alcantar Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Alcantar (Mrs. Kaila L. Alcantar ’96) Mr. Drew G. Alexandrou & Ms. Teresa C. Alexandrou Mr. and Mrs. John H. Allen, III Mr. Jeff L. Allen & Dr. Jennifer L. Allen Ms. Yvonne Alvarez ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Amoyo Mr. and Mrs. Eric B. Anderly Mr. Steven A. Anderson ’00 Ms. Monica Anderson ’89 Dr. Deborah L. Andrade ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Fernando J. Andrade Ms. Sharlene Andries ’70 Donor Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Anton Mr. and Mrs. John Applegate (Mrs. Paige S. Applegate ’88) Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Arata (Mr. Stephen L. Arata ’84) Dr. and Mrs. William P. Archer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Archer (Mrs. Mary Frances Campise ’79) Mr. and Mrs. John C. Arellano (Mrs. Celina V. Arellano ’97) Mr. and Mrs. Christopher W. Armstrong (Mr. Christopher W. Armstrong ’01) (Mrs. Gabrielle N. Armstrong ’01) Mr. and Mrs. Harold P. Armstrong (Mr. Harold P. Armstrong ’77) Mr. and Mrs. John W. Athas (Mr. John W. Athas ’81) Dr. Joni M. Avery Mr. and Mrs. Victor R. Aves (Mr. Victor R. Aves ’83) Mr. Larry W. Fousie II & Mrs. Matilda R. Ayala Fousie Mr. and Mrs. Leroy J. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bailey (Mrs. Beth Bailey ’83) Mr. Kevin J. Bailey ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Carlos A. Balido Mr. Tony S. Balmer Ms. Catherine N. Bankston Mr. and Ms. Ignacio Barbero (Ms. Pebble E. Barbero ’88) Ms. Angela N. Bardis ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Baresh, Jr. Mr. Robert Barker & Ms. Kimmy S. Koonce Mr. and Mrs. Jason W. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Randall W. Barnes Mr. Kenneth R. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Arturo Barraza Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Barrilleaux Mr. and Mrs. Bobby G. Barron Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Bartkoski (Mr. Brian P. Bartkoski ’89) Mr. Christopher Bartkoski ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Chris J. Bartlett Mr. and Mrs. John C. Bartlett Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Barton Mr. and Mrs. John K. Basham (Mr. John K. Basham ’89) Mr. and Mrs. Timm S. Baumann Mr. James M. Bausch Ms. Janet K. Bausch Mr. and Mrs. Randy J. Becker Mr. and Mrs. Edwin S. Bell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bell (Mrs. Joan E. Bell ’66) Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Belter, II (Mr. Kenneth J. Belter, II ’90) Mr. and Mrs. Victor Benavente Mr. and Mrs. David A. Benavides Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Benjamin Mr. and Mrs. John C. Bennett Ms. Barbara J. Bennett ’66 Mr. and Mrs. James F. Berend Dr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Beveridge Mr. David R. Biegel Mrs. Julie H. Biegel Mr. and Mrs. Gary H. Billeaudeaux

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Mr. and Mrs. Jim Birmingham (Mrs. Rosari T. Birmingham ’67) Mr. and Mrs. Mark Blachowicz Mr. and Mrs. Eric C. Blackall Mr. and Mrs. Tim Blankenship (Mr. Tim Blankenship ’74) Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey T. Blansit Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Blea Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Blonien Ms. Elizabeth Bloom ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Bluitt Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Bobowski Mr. and Mrs. Daniel D. Boeckman Dr. and Mrs. Gary A. Bonacquisti Mr. and Mrs. Matthew K. Boyd Mr. Tom A. Boyd & Ms. Melissa S. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Matthew R. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Jeff W. Brandt Mr. and Mrs. Ricki L. Brayton Ms. Rachel A. Bredemann Dr. and Mrs. David W. Brehm Ms. Beverly Brin Dr. Charles S. Brodsky & Dr. Greta V. Brodsky Mr. Ian R. Brooks ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Ronald S. Brown Mr. Kelvin A. Brown ’84 Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Bruce Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Buechel (Mr. Thomas M. Buechel ’85) Ms. Beth A. Burau Mrs. Susan M. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Burton Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Butler Mr. William L. Button ’73 Mr. Gerard F. Cadigan ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Calandro Mr. Robert F. Cale, Jr. ’67 Ms. Kristy L. Campbell ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Juan F. Campos Mr. and Mrs. John S. Canan Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Cantalope Ms. Jenny A. Capritta Mr. and Mrs. Michael Carathers (Mrs. Cheryl A. Carathers ’73) Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. Carey Mr. Enrique Carino & Mrs. Vanessa Ortiz-Carino Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Carl Mr. and Mrs. William C. Carlson Ms. Theresa G. Cassidy Mrs. Vilma E. Castaneda Mr. Gustavo G. Castillo, Sr. & Mrs. Nery N. Nolasco Castillo Mr. and Mrs. Alberto L. Castro Mr. and Mrs. Alex E. Castro Mr. and Mrs. Blaine D. Cavasso Mr. and Mrs. David A. Cerutti Mr. and Mrs. Bert S. Chamberlain Mr. and Mrs. Guy Chamberlain Mr. and Mrs. Bret A. Chapman Mr. Timothy M. Cheek & Ms. Bohuslava Jelinkova (Mr. Timothy M. Cheek ’75) Mr. and Mrs. Anthony W. Cheesar (Mr. Anthony W. Cheesar ’83) Mr. Luke S. Chen & Ms. Teresa H. Chang Mr. Shengwei Wang and Mrs. Changli Chen Mr. William Chenault, IV & Ms. Deborah Chenault (Ms. Deborah Chenault ’85) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Cherry Mr. and Mrs. Mark Chester Mr. and Mrs. David P. Choate Ms. Barbara Christ ’76 Mr. James Christensen Dr. and Mrs. Ellis J. Civello, Jr. (Dr. Ellis J. Civello, Jr. ’71) Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Clariday Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Clark, IV (Mr. Samuel W. Clark, IV ’82) Mr. and Mrs. William M. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Clayton Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Clements, Jr. Mr. Robert Cline ’98 Ms. Carolyn C. Cochran ’69 Mr. and Mrs. David W. Cogswell Mr. and Mrs. Chris Coker (Mrs. Mary Jane Coker ’88) Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Colasanto Mr. Laurence Cole Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Colgin, Sr. (Mr. Michael T. Colgin, Sr. ’99) Mr. and Mrs. Tyree C. Collier Ms. Laura Collins ’74 Mrs. Kathryn Conaway ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Condon (Mr. Daniel T. Condon ’83) Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Cooper

Mr. Tom Corbin and Dr. Veronica Corbin Ms. Margie B. Cording ’02 Mr. Clint A. Corrie and Mrs. Stacy N. Corrie Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Cowan Mr. Blair Cox Ms. Judith A. Coyne ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Crane Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Craven (Mrs. Jeanmarie Craven ’78) Mr. and Mrs. John B. Cravens Ms. Katlyn M. Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Croll (Mr. Daniel M. Croll ’78) (Mrs. Judy K. Croll ’78) Mr. and Mrs. Eduardo F. Cuaderes, Jr. Mr. Eduardo A. Cuellar Ms. Yvonne D. Cuellar Mr. Harold C. McGuire & Ms. Virginia A. Cuellar-McGuire Mr. and Mrs. J.T. Curtis Mr. and Ms. Matthew Dale (Ms. Jane M. Dale ’86) Mr. and Mrs. Bryan T. Danielson, Jr. Ms. Cynthia Danielson ’92 Sgt. Chadwick T. Danielson ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Son Dao Mr. Troy Walker & Mrs. Lisa T. Dao Walker Mr. and Mrs. John B. Dasch (Mr. John B. Dasch ’95) Mr. and Mrs. William P. Daves, IV Mr. and Mrs. Roger Davis (Mrs. Whitney M. Davis ’04) Mr. and Mrs. William G. Davis, Jr. (Mrs. Jan M. Davis ’72) Ms. Marie E. Davis ’97 Dr. and Mrs. Gustavo H. Day Mr. and Mrs. Brody Day Mr. Charles D. Howell, Jr. & Ms. Deborah De La Rosa Mr. and Mrs. Jean P. de la Valdene Mr. and Mrs. David J. Degelia (Mr. David J. Degelia ’78) Mr. and Mrs. William F. deHaas, III Mr. Jean-Baptiste P. Casse & Ms. Vickie Dell Mr. and Mrs. David Demarest Ms. Elizabeth S. Demarest Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dennis Mr. and Mrs. Vic Derks (Mrs. Janet Derks ’68) Mr. Garcia Desinor, Jr. ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. DiBiase (Mrs. Denise DiBiase ’87) (Mr. Paul J. DiBiase ’86) Mr. Paul L. DiCarlo & Ms. Eva A. DiCarlo (Mr. Paul L. DiCarlo ’77) Mr. and Mrs. Willard C. Sellman, III Mr. and Mrs. Bernard P. Difiore Ms. Diana Difroscia Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Dillard (Mrs. Theresa M. Dillard ’73) Ms. Candice Dirksen Mr. and Mrs. Christopher C. Domijan Ms. Denise Donelan ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Jose Donjuan Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Donohue Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Donovan (Mrs. Lisa W. Donovan ’77) Ms. Diane Dooley Mr. James E. Dorn & Ms. Ellen E. Dorn Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Dryden The Most Reverend Michael G. Duca ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Duesing Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Duettra Ms. Amy C. Duke ’94 Ms. Cynthia K. Dumas Mr. and Mrs. John K. Dunlap Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Dunlop Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. William B. Dunn Mr. Michael L. Dunson ’71 Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dworaczyk (Mrs. Rosanne D. Dworaczyk ’72) Dr. and Mrs. Paul D. Dybala (Dr. Paul D. Dybala ’89) Mr. and Mrs. David R. Earhart Mr. and Mrs. Matthew W. Ehlinger Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Ehnis Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Ehrman Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ellard Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Elliott Ms. Allison M. Elliott ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Scott K. Ellison (Mrs. Darlene M. Ellison ’84) Mr. and Mrs. Andy England Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Englebert Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Engram

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ensminger (Mrs. Angela Ensminger ’86) Mr. Joseph M. Ensminger Mr. Gabriel A. Estrada, Sr. & Mrs. Glenda Y. Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Keith Evans Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Everett, Jr. (Mr. Ronald A. Everett, Jr. ’01) Mr. James Ewin ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Fallon Mr. and Mrs. Brian A. Farlow Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Farmer (Mrs. Maureen E. Farmer ’66) Mr. and Mrs. John Farrell (Mr. John M. Farrell ’00) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Farrell (Mrs. Virginia A. Farrell ’81) (Mr. Thomas K. Farrell ’78) Mr. and Mrs. William J. Farris (Mrs. Maryann S. Farris ’76) Mrs. Esther Fernandez Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Fierro Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Figueroa (Mrs. Sharon L. Figueroa ’80) (Mr. Edward F. Figueroa ’77) Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Figueroa Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Flanagan Mr. and Mrs. Jaime Flores Mr. and Ms. Gustavo Flores Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Flynn Deacon and Mrs. John W. Fobes Mrs. Carol H. Forrester ’67 Dr. and Mrs. Maurice Fortin (Dr. Maurice Fortin ’69) Ms. Lisa M. Foster Mr. and Mrs. James S. Fowler Mr. and Mrs. John R. Fox (Mrs. Mariann Fox ’81) Mr. and Mrs. Richard Franchek Mr. and Mrs. James C. Francis (Mrs. Shirley Francis ’74) Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Francois Mr. Tod G. Franklin & Mrs. Karen D. Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Danny C. Fregia Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Freiheit Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Freis Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Frick (Mr. Robert J. Frick ’70) Mr. and Mrs. Erik K. Fulkerson, Sr. (Mrs. Margaret M. Fulkerson ’83) Mr. and Mrs. Hector H. Gajardo Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Galligan Ms. Margaret M. Galligan ’95 Mr. and Mrs. John C. Ganter (Mr. John C. Ganter ’67) Mr. and Mrs. Nicholaus B. Ganter (Mr. Nicholaus B. Ganter ’90) Mr. and Mrs. Garven G. Garcia Dr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Garza Mr. and Mrs. Lee R. Garza Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Garza Mr. Richard F. Garza, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff W. Gatlin Mr. and Mrs. Jason Gaudet Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gavos (Mr. Richard Gavos ’71) Mr. and Mrs. James G. Gayle (Mrs. Patricia L. Gayle ’79) Mr. and Mrs. William D. Gebhard (Mr. William D. Gebhard ’75) Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Geisler Dr. Robert M. Genta & Dr. Marcia S. Genta Mr. and Mrs. Jason R. Gentry Ms. Kay D. Gentsch Mr. and Mrs. Saji George Ms. Nancy O. Giambalvo Ms. Carissa M. Giles ’87 Ms. Karen Gill Mrs. Tracey C. Gillis Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Gleboff Mr. and Mrs. Gregory W. Glennon Mr. and Mrs. John M. Gonzales Ms. Grace Gonzales Captain and Mrs. Isaac C. Gonzalez (Captain Isaac C. Gonzalez ’95) Mr. Robert I. Gonzalez, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron S. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Gorman, Jr. (Mr. Joseph T. Gorman, Jr. ’75) Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Goudie Mr. and Mrs. Hector Grado Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Green (Mr. Robert J. Green ’74) Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Greer

Ms. Paula E. Grie Mrs. Susan C. Griffin ’66 Dr. and Mrs. David T. Grinbergs Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Grubbs Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Guedea, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Luis D. Guerra Ms. Cynthia A. Hablinski ’87 Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Haddox Mr. and Mrs. George B. Hafertepe (Mr. George B. Hafertepe ’76) Mr. Michael R. Hall Mr. and Mrs. David Hamer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hand Mr. and Mrs. Johnson M. Haning, Jr. (Mrs. Sally M. Haning ’68) Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Hansen Ms. Jennifer Hardey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Hardick Mr. and Mrs. Walter Harris Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Harrison (Mrs. Lara Harrison ’98) Mr. and Mrs. Timothy D. Hart Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Hartmann, Jr. Ms. Jeanine E. Hartnett ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Wayne T. Hasty (Mrs. Carol A. Hasty ’79) Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Lazar Hearn Mr. Max Hauser and Ms. Terri Hebert (Ms. Terri Hebert ’78) Mr. Darrin L. Hedges Dr. and Mrs. Daragh Heitzman Mr. and Mrs. David J. Hemmi (Mr. David J. Hemmi ’78) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Hennen Ms. Stephanie K. Herd Mr. Reed C. O'Connor & Mrs. Tammy S. Herrin Mr. and Mrs. David E. Herrman Mrs. Theresa A. Herron Mr. Edwin S. Hertel Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Hess Mr. Timothy Hester Mr. and Mrs. Scott M. Heston (Mrs. Joanne M. Heston ’83) Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hettler Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Hiltabidle Mr. and Mrs. Chris S. Hines Mr. and Mrs. Keith E. Hinton (Mr. Keith E. Hinton ’87) Mr. James D. Hodges ’73 Ms. Mary Hoefer Mr. and Mrs. Phillip E. Hoelscher Mr. and Mrs. Greg R. Hoes (Mr. Greg R. Hoes ’81) (Mrs. Valerie Hoes ’82) Mr. and Mrs. Dennis E. Hogan (Mr. Dennis E. Hogan ’71) Mr. and Mrs. John Hogan Ms. Kelsey L. Holt ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Holub (Mrs. Lana J. Holub ’85) (Mr. Mark A. Holub ’85) Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Hoofard Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Hopkins Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Horak Mr. Virgel E. Horn, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Keith J. Horning Mr. and Mrs. Clifford H. Horsak Mr. Charles M. Hosch & Ms. Elizabeth H. Hosch Ms. Trish Houck Mr. and Ms. John T. Houston Mr. Eli Howard, Jr. ’76 Mr. Stuart A. Howard and Ms. Elizabeth A. Howard Mr. and Mrs. William E. Howell Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Hublein Mr. Mark E. Huff, III Dr. Nicholas G. Huggins ’03 Mr. Alexander M. Huggins ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Clyde G. Huggins, III Mr. and Ms. Kyle S. Huggins (Mr. Kyle S. Huggins ’06) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Randall G. Huntress Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hutson Dr. William J. Hwang & Dr. Chiufang H. Hwang Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Iden Mr. Peter J. Ineich & Ms. Mary Ann E. Hinkle-Ineich Mr. Joseph P. Inman, Jr. & Ms. Colleen O. Blaydes-Inman (Ms. Colleen O. Blaydes-Inman ’99) Mr. and Mrs. Dale W. Irby (Mrs. Catherine D. Irby ’69) Mr. Matthew D. Irby ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Scott N. Irving Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Irwin Mr. and Mrs. Scott Jacobson Mr. Michael R. Jaffe & Mrs. Sue Phillips-Jaffe Mr. Peran J. Trenberth and Dr. Valerie L. Jaffe Mr. Thomas M. James ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Aaron M. Jaska (Mr. Aaron M. Jaska ’01) Mr. and Mrs. Curtis L. Jaska (Mr. Curtis L. Jaska ’73) Mr. Craig S. Jaska ’04 Ms. Hayley R. Jaska ’06 Mr. James M. Jeffrey & Ms. Betty L. Etier Jeffrey (Mr. James M. Jeffrey ’78) Dr. Jeffrey M. Jekot and Dr. Ellen Jekot (Dr. Jeffrey M. Jekot ’75) Mr. and Mrs. Zachary R. Jekot (Mrs. Laura H. Jekot ’80) Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey R. Jesberg Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne E. Jiles Dr. and Mrs. Michael K. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Laird F. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Randolph G. Johnston, Jr. Major and Mrs. Derrick Jones (Mrs. Leticia A. Jones ’92)

Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Jones (Mr. Gary M. Jones ’70) Mr. and Mrs. Randall L. Jones (Mrs. Margaret Ann Jones ’81) Mr. Mike Jones Ms. Dorothy A. Jones ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin W. Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Ronny A. Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Marc W. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Charles Josephs Mr. and Mrs. Mark Josephs Mr. and Mrs. John W. Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Julsen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Kam (Mr. Thomas W. Kam ’67) Mr. Georges L. Kanaan Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Kantor Mr. D. Michael Hellinghausen & Ms. Linda S. Kawecki Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Keller Mr. and Mrs. Shawn R. Kelley Mrs. Marguerite Kelly Mr. Charles V. Mueller & Ms. Joy A. Kendall Ms. Jennifer O. Kennedy ’85 The Honorable Jeffrey Kaplan & Ms. Barbara Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Steven Kenny Ms. Kathleen Kent Ms. Gloria L. Kenyon Mr. and Mrs. William C. Ketterer Mr. and Mrs. Randy Kettle (Mrs. Antoinette T. Kettle ’66) Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Kidd, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Kiertscher (Mrs. Jennifer E. Kiertscher ’00) Mr. and Mrs. W. Grant Kille Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kimmons Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Kipp Mr. and Mrs. Jason A. Kirkland Mr. and Mrs. Bruce J. Kirsch Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Klein Ms. Kimberly Knapek Mr. and Mrs. Stephen K. Knitch Mr. Barry M. Knott Mr. and Mrs. James G. Koch Mr. and Mrs. James E. Koestner Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Kohler Mr. Jeff Kopachena & Ms. Lanna K. Kopachena Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Krause Mr. Joshua Kreuter Dr. and Dr. Michael B. Kronenberger Mr. and Mrs. John B. Kronenberger Mr. and Mrs. Karl F. Kuby, II Mrs. Michelle Kuckelman ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Kundl (Mr. Joseph J. Kundl ’79) Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kunst (Mr. Stephen J. Kunst ’66) Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Kurihara Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie L. Kyser Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Laakman Mr. and Reverend Greg Foster Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Lacina Ms. Carla M. Lacy ’93 Mr. Pete Lampo ’72 Ms. Stephanie V. Landregan ’71 Mrs. Madelyn Lang Ms. Marijke Lantz Mr. and Mrs. Terry L. LaPrade Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Lara Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. LaRosiliere Mr. and Mrs. William B. Larson (Mr. William B. Larson ’71) (Mrs. Jeanne Larson ’72) Dr. and Mrs. John A. Lauten (Dr. John A. Lauten ’73) Mr. and Mrs. Linden Lauve (Mr. Linden Lauve ’71) (Mrs. Sara L. Lauve ’71) Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Lavery Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Lawrence Dr. and Mrs. James D. Layden (Mrs. Ann Louise Layden ’72) (Dr. James D. Layden ’72) Mr. and Mrs. James M. Layden Ms. Kathryn E. Layden ’72 Mr. Simon Le and Ms. Tien Duong Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Ledford, II Mr. and Mrs. Teodoro M. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Lentz Mr. and Mrs. Bruce L. Lenzer (Mr. Bruce L. Lenzer ’74) Ms. Barbara Pendergast Levi ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Lewis (Mrs. Miriam E. Lewis ’06) Mr. and Mrs. William H. Lewis (Mrs. Martha L. Lewis ’78) Mr. Chip A. Lewis & Dr. Cheryl M. Lewis Mr. Eric M. Phillips & Dr. Elizabeth C. Lewis Ms. Donna Lewis-Block ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Leyden Mrs. Starla Limberakis Mr. and Mrs. Ignacio A. Linares Mr. and Mrs. Terry D. Lingren (Mr. Terry D. Lingren ’75) Little, Pedersen & Frankhauser Mr. and Mrs. Jerrell D. Little, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Llewellyn Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Lochhead Ms. Susan R. Loera ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Brook G. Lohmann (Mrs. Maria P. Lohmann ’85) Ms. Christina J. Long ’01 Ms. Michele A. Longoria ’83 Mrs. Rosa Lopez Dr. and Mrs. Richard F. Lorenz (Dr. Richard F. Lorenz ’71)

Mr. and Mrs. Eric C. Loshelder (Mrs. Sandra L. Loshelder ’84) (Mr. Eric C. Loshelder ’84) Ms. Virginia A. Lovelady ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Lowe, III (Mr. Paul R. Lowe, III ’87) Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Luby (Mrs. Theresa M. Luby ’69) Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Lucien (Mr. Alan R. Lucien ’73) Mr. Mark A. Luna Ms. Linda Lyday Mr. and Mrs. Terry Lynne Mr. and Mrs. David E. Maasz Mr. Jeffrey R. Macalik ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Brett Macaluso Mr. and Mrs. Fermin A. Maceda (Mrs. Marie Z. Maceda ’86) (Mr. Fermin A. Maceda ’86) Mr. and Mrs. James Mack Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. Maclin Mr. and Mrs. James Makins Ms. Gina Malone Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Malouf Mr. Ralph Biase and Ms. Monica Malouf (Ms. Monica Malouf ’73) The Honorable William R. Furgeson, Jr. & Ms. Marcellene Malouf (Ms. Marcellene Malouf ’78) Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Mannari Ms. Kaitlyn A. Mannari ’04 Ms. Kristin M. Mannari ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Marhanka Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Marotta (Mrs. Karen F. Marotta ’79) (Mr. Mark A. Marotta ’78) Mr. Louis Marotta ’75 Ms. Gia J. Marshello Mr. and Mrs. Bryan J. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Arturo Martinez, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Matt G. Martinez, III (Mr. Matt G. Martinez, III ’93) (Mrs. Jenn M. Martinez ’93) Ms. Maria I. Martinez ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey T. Libby Mr. and Mrs. James D. Maurer (Mr. James D. Maurer ’83) (Mrs. Rosanne Maurer ’83) Mr. Edgar P. May, III Mr. Kyle P. May ’03 Mr. Sandor Hajdar and Ms. Terry M. May (Ms. Terry M. May ’74) Mr. and Mrs. Kirk G. McClure Mr. and Mrs. Franklyn McColloch (Mr. Franklyn McColloch ’70) Mr. and Mrs. Byron S. McCormick Ms. Daniela McCreary ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. McDonnell Mr. George McElreath ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Ben McElroy (Mrs. Kathleen McElroy ’77) Mr. and Mrs. Robert McFarland (Mrs. Jenna M. McFarland ’03) Mr. and Mrs. Brendan M. McGoldrick Mr. and Mrs. Edward O. McGonigle Mr. J. Oliver McGonigle (Mr. Edward O. McGonigle ’93) (Mrs. Brooke M. McGonigle ’94) Ms. Diane E. McGrath Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. McGraw Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. McKinney (Mrs. Raquel V. McKinney ’89) Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. McKissick (Mr. Michael K. McKissick ’69) Mr. and Mrs. Patrick W. McLaurin Ms. Mary A. McMahan Mr. Gary W. McManus & Ms. Sarah McManus Mr. and Mrs. David R. McMillin (Mrs. Julia M. McMillin ’68) Mr. and Mrs. James R. McMillon Mr. and Mrs. Danny J. McMullen Dr. Tony L. McRae & Dr. Mary S. McRae Mr. and Mrs. Michael Meagher Mr. and Mrs. Scott E. Mease Mr. and Mrs. John C. Medaille Mr. and Mrs. Alejandro Medrano Mrs. Petra Mehen Ms. Florence Mehlman Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Melancon (Mr. Mark D. Melancon ’83) Ms. Jill R. Melancon ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Jose V. Mendoza, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ricardo A. Mendoza Mr. and Mrs. James L. Merkel (Mrs. Debra K. Merkel ’79) Mr. and Mrs. Glenn C. Metoyer Ms. Ingrid G. Meyer Mr. Anish Michael ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Miller Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Miller Mr. Jeffrey A. Miller ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Mills (Mr. Robert T. Mills ’76) Mr. and Mrs. Ross C. Miracle (Mr. Ross C. Miracle ’01) Mr. and Mrs. Todd W. Mlynarski Mr. and Mrs. R. Matthew Molash (Mrs. Ann J. Molash ’77) Mr. and Mrs. John D. Molstad Mr. Owen W. Monconduit Dr. and Mrs. Gary L. Montano (Mrs. Cynthia K. Montano ’70) Mr. and Mrs. Monty B. Montemayor Ms. Nancy Monter Mr. Bobby G. Montgomery Mr. Matthew E. Moore ’02 Mrs. Erika M. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Moran

Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Morell Mr. Diego F. Morillo ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Stuart N. Moritz Dr. and Mrs. Mark N. Morris Mr. and Mrs. Brian T. Morris Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery D. Morrow Dr. and Mrs. Roger C. Morton Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Moser Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Moser, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Davis G. Mosmeyer, Jr. (Mrs. Theresa A. Mosmeyer ’74) Ms. Amy C. Mueller Mr. Peter O. Mulcahy Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Mull Mr. and Mrs. David M. Murphy (Mr. David M. Murphy ’67) Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Murphy (Mr. Robert P. Murphy ’67) Mr. and Mrs. Weston Musselman Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Myers (Dr. Jeffrey P. Myers ’75) (Mrs. Teresa M. Myers ’76) Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Naile Mr. and Mrs. Steve Nance Mr. and Mrs. Dallas S. Neeley Mr. and Mrs. John M. Nelson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Nester (Mr. Jeffrey C. Nester ’84) Dr. and Mrs. Paul A. Neubach Ms. Sarah A. Neubach ’00 The Honorable David A. Neumann Mr. and Mrs. James Nevitt (Mr. James Nevitt ’85) (Mrs. Suzanne M. Nevitt ’85) Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Nevitt (Mr. Matthew S. Nevitt ’73) (Mrs. Kathleen M. Nevitt ’73) Ms. Elaine S. Nevitt Mr. and Mrs. William Newman, II Mr. and Mrs. Hai K. Nguyen Mr. Paul L. Niemyski & Mrs. Kamela M. Yates-Niemyski Ms. Kathleen M. Niesman ’66 Dr. and Mrs. Michael L. Nieswiadomy (Dr. Michael L. Nieswiadomy ’75) Mr. and Mrs. Ben L. Nieswiadomy Dr. and Mrs. Alan L. Nix Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Noble Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Nolan Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Noles (Mrs. Diane C. Noles ’01) Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Noonan Mr. Ken Norman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Norsch, Jr. (Mr. Charles Norsch ’71) Dr. and Mrs. Christopher T. Noyes (Mrs. Lisa Noyes ’89) (Dr. Christopher T. Noyes ’91) Col. and Mrs. Steven J. Nugent (Col. Steven J. Nugent ’69) Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Nye Ms. Mary O'Boyle Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. O’Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan M. Oge (Mr. Jonathan M. Oge ’89) (Mrs. Stacey A. Oge ’89) Mr. and Mrs. Terence G. O’Hare Ms. Margaret O’Leary ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas T. Oliver (Mrs. Angela M. Oliver ’01) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Olivo, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Ollar (Mrs. Joan M. Ollar ’73) Mr. and Mrs. Raphael A. Onyedinma Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. Orscheln (Mrs. Ann M. Orscheln ’79) Mrs. Chrisanthy Ory Mrs. Ana P. Osborne Lt. Col. and Mrs. Douglas E. Owens Mr. and Mrs. Mickey C. Owens Mr. and Mrs. Bruce K. Packard (Mrs. Mary F. Packard ’79) Mr. Enrique J. Pantoja Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Paradowski, Jr. (Mr. Charles E. Paradowski, Jr. ’79) (Mrs. Diane M. Paradowski ’79) Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Parks Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Parsons Mr. James E. Parsons and Ms. Mary K. Boyle Dr. John D. Pascoe and Dr. Rana S. Pascoe Mr. and Mrs. John Pask (Mrs. Ann M. Pask ’82) Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Pastorelle Mr. and Mrs. David W. Patterson (Mrs. Linda M. Patterson ’81) Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Patterson (Mrs. Sara L. Patterson ’83) Mr. and Mrs. David L. Payne Mr. and Mrs. Scott W. Peairson Mr. Delbert L. Peairson Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Peck Mr. and Mrs. Miguel A. Pedraza Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Pelic Mr. and Mrs. Josh Penwell (Mrs. Jennifer B. Penwell ’91) Mr. and Mrs. Louis Percoco Mr. and Mrs. John G. Percy Dr. and Mrs. Gerald H. Perkus Mr. and Mrs. George W. Persinger Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Peterman Mr. and Mrs. Corey Peters Mr. and Mrs. Clark A. Petersen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David L. Pfeil (Mrs. Laura K. Pfeil ’86) Mr. and Mrs. Kenner Phiffer (Mrs. Rebecca L. Phiffer ’01) Mr. and Mrs. James C. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Warren S. Phillips

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ANNUAL GIVING Mr. and Mrs. Gordon P. Piazza (Mrs. Rachele C. Piazza ’02) (Mr. Gordon P. Piazza ’02) Mrs. Vicky B. Piccola ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Pickett (Mrs. Christine Hopkins E. Pickett ’96) Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Pickett Dr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Pierotti (Mrs. Lisa-Kay Pierotti ’96) Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Pirozzolo (Mrs. Brenda M. Pirozzolo ’70) (Mr. Robert G. Pirozzolo ’70) Mr. and Mrs. David J. Pittman Mr. Cameron H. Plocus and Ms. Kristin Feitelson Mr. and Mrs. Roman C. Plugge, Jr. (Mr. Roman C. Plugge, Jr. ’75) Ms. Stephanie A. Plugge ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Poff Mr. and Mrs. Randall E. Pope Mr. and Mrs. Francisco Posada Mr. and Mrs. David S. Post Ms. Frances Poteet ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Kirk A. Pouttu Mr. and Mrs. Fred Price Mr. and Mrs. James B. Price, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn L. Puddy Mr. and Mrs. Anthony A. Pulido Mr. Winston R. Purifoy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mario Quintanilla Mr. Carl D. Raines and Ms. Diane E. Raines Mr. Mark H. Ralston and Ms. Patricia A. Heaney Mr. and Mrs. Jorge L. Ramirez Mr. and Mrs. Martin E. Ramon Col. and Mrs. Steven T. Ramos (Col. Steven T. Ramos ’85) Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Rankin (Mr. Christopher J. Rankin ’66) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ratcliffe (Mr. Thomas Ratcliffe ’75) Mr. Edwin Ratcliffe ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Beaver Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Christopher L. Rebuck Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Reed (Mrs. Cecelia K. Reed ’69) Mr. and Mrs. Bradley C. Reeves Dr. John D. Regan & Dr. Deborah M. Foyle Mrs. Martha H. Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Reimers Mr. and Mrs. Randall Reitz Dr. Albert L. Reyes & Dr. Belinda A. Reyes Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Reznik (Mr. Eugene R. Reznik ’88) Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. Randall S. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Darryl J. Ring Mrs. Kenelma Rivera Ms. Kelly K. Rivera ’80 Mr. and Mrs. James H. Robbs, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daren G. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Sean C. Roberts Mr. John Kirchhoff & Professor Elizabeth S. Roberts-Kirchhoff (Professor Elizabeth S. Roberts-Kirchhoff ’82) Dr. and Mrs. Michael L. Robinson (Dr. Michael L. Robinson ’76) Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Robison Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Robledo, IV (Mr. Anthony Robledo, IV ’78) Mr. Anthony Robledo, III Mrs. Dianne M. Rochester Mr. and Mrs. Kurt N. Rodegast Mr. Carlos J. Rodriguez Mrs. Marisol Rodriguez Ms. Maria I. Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. David L. Roffino (Mr. David L. Roffino ’70) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Roffino (Mr. Thomas A. Roffino ’75) Mr. David Canine and Ms. Theresa Roffino (Ms. Theresa Roffino ’73) Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rogger Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Roos Mr. Gregory S. Root and Dr. Ann E. Lutich Mr. and Mrs. Gregory E. Rose Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Rose Mr. and Ms. Michael Rose (Ms. Neely C. Rose ’97) Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Rothermel

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Rottman (Mr. Gregory Rottman ’72) (Mrs. Suzanne S. Rottman ’69) The Reverend Father Gary Rottman ’70 Dr. and Mrs. Wyatt E. Rousseau Ms. Natalie M. Rovi ’06 Dr. and Mrs. Roman G. Rubio (Dr. Roman G. Rubio ’89) Mr. Stephen L. Rumsey Ms. Ann K. Russell Mr. and Mrs. William Rutherford (Mr. William Rutherford ’81) Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Rychlik Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Sabetti Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Sabin St. Rita Catholic Church Mr. and Mrs. Alfredo G. Saldana Mr. Paul E. Salmon ’81 Ms. Margaret A. Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Christopher G. Sansone (Mr. Christopher G. Sansone ’75) Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sartor Mr. and Mrs. Mike Satarino (Mrs. Patricia Satarino ’66) Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Sawyer (Mrs. Kathryn G. Sawyer ’77) Mr. and Mrs. Allen D. Schaar (Mrs. Mary Schaar ’78) Mr. Cullen M. Schaar ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Schaefers, Jr. (Mr. Eugene A. Schaefers, Jr. ’77) Mr. and Mrs. Michael Schelfhout Dr. and Mrs. David Schindel Mr. and Mrs. Timothy L. Schleppenbach Mr. and Mrs. Craig M. Schmieder Mr. and Mrs. Al Schneck Mr. and Mrs. James Schnurr Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Schottlaender Mr. Wesley D. Schuler ’01 Mr. Stuart Schwartz Mr. Ronald G. Schweers Mr. Michael J. Scott Mr. Edward Searle & Mrs. Maria C. Supelano-Searle Mr. and Mrs. Cody Sears (Mrs. Christina E. Sears ’90) Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Sears Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Secker Mr. and Mrs. Shirali Sedeghi Sister Cecilia Sehr Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Seidel (Mrs. Margaret M. Seidel ’82) Mrs. Anne Sellers The Very Reverend Andrew V. Semler ’87 Mr. and Mrs. John H. Semmes (Mr. John H. Semmes ’74) Ms. Carmen M. Serna ’76 Ms. Kay E. Severance Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Shafer Dr. and Mrs. John J. Shannon Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Shircliff (Mr. Michael C. Shircliff ’79) Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Shore Ms. Laura W. Shortell Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Shotland (Mrs. Patricia E. Shotland ’76) (Mr. Donald P. Shotland ’73) Mr. and Mrs. Mark Siegel Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Sifuentes Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Q. Sifuentez Mr. and Mrs. Jack M. Sikorski Mr. and Mrs. Matthew L. Simons Mr. and Mrs. John G. Simpson, Jr. (Mrs. Gloria F. Simpson ’87) Ms. Laura J. Skeen ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Skipwith Dr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Smith Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Mike R. Smith Ms. Tracy M. Snider Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D. Sooter Mr. and Mrs. James L. Sowder Ms. Donna S. Spivey Ms. Jacqueline Stafford Mr. and Mrs. Vincent M. Stanislav Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Stansbury (Mrs. Sandy D. Stansbury ’82)

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VOLUNTEER DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Phillip E. Stathakos (Mrs. Cynthia D. Stathakos ’83) Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Stecker Mr. Ron E. Steiner & Dr. Melissa Steiner Mr. J. Matthew Firra & Ms. Melissa L. Steinmetz Mr. and Mrs. James E. Stempak Dr. and Mrs. Edic Stephanian Mrs. Therese C. Stephens Mr. and Mrs. David Stepp Mr. and Mrs. Reagan A. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Craig Stock (Mr. Craig Stock ’91) Mr. and Mrs. John C. Stock (Mr. John C. Stock ’74) Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Stock, III (Mr. Walter R. Stock, III ’66) (Mrs. Kathy A. Stock ’72) Mr. and Mrs. David Stordy Mr. and Mrs. William M. Storey Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Stout Mr. David Stover Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Strange Ms. Anne Street Mr. and Mrs. Mark F. Stuart (Mr. Mark F. Stuart ’79) Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Suarez, Jr. (Mr. Ramon Suarez, Jr. ’81) Mr. and Mrs. Jeff W. Sullivan, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. David A. Sutherland Mr. and Mrs. David L. Swanson Mr. William E. Swart and Dr. Jana L. Swart Ms. Meredith L. Swayne Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Tabor Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tabor Mr. Joshua Taino ’98 Mrs. Maria Victoria S. Tanco Dr. Russell K. Tankersley Mr. Henry Tarver Ms. Elizabeth D. Taylor Ms. Carolyn Teel Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Terzo Texas Children’s Hospital Mr. Michael L. Thomas ’74 Mrs. Susan C. Thomas Dr. Lewis R. Thompson, Jr. & Mrs. Rose Ann Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Thompson, Sr. (Mrs. Catherine M. Thompson ’89) (Mr. Mark A. Thompson, Sr. ’86) Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Tibbits Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Tipton Mr. and Mrs. William Titus Mr. and Mrs. William R. Toates Mr. Thomas Tone & Ms. Cathy Eads-Tone Mr. John W. Tosetto ’05 Dr. and Mrs. Richard F. Toussaint, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Traver (Mrs. Patti K. Traver ’69) Ms. Bianca Trejo Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Trevino Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Tuholsky Mr. and Mrs. Lance Tyler Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Uhrik Dr. Michael J. Ulissey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Unis, Jr. (Mrs. Dianna L. Unis ’73) Mr. Steven R. Upham & Ms. Claire Upham Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Valadez, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Valles (Mrs. Carolyn S. Valles ’83) (Mr. Robert S. Valles ’80) Mr. Daniel Valles & Ms. Anna M. Valles (Mr. Daniel Valles ’84) (Ms. Anna M. Valles ’89) Mr. Geoffrey W. Haerle & Ms. Karen L. Vanderpool-Haerle Ms. Elaine V. Vasquez ’93 Mr. and Mrs. James W. Vaudry, III Mr. Brian Bilbo and Ms. Jennifer Vavrik (Ms. Jennifer Vavrik ’87) Mr. and Mrs. Luis C. Vega Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Vehslage, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. William D. Velten Ms. Monica Vielma Ms. Madie J. Vilbig-King Ms. Evelyn Villanueva Ms. Martha C. Villela Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Vlk (Mrs. Teresa H. Vlk ’85) (Mr. Patrick J. Vlk ’86)

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R. Vrana Mr. Kyle A. Vrla ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Vullo (Mrs. Kathryn M. Vullo ’68) Mr. Matthew Wade Mrs. Julia Wade Mr. and Mrs. Thimothy S. Wafford (Mr. Thimothy S. Wafford ’78) Ms. Ann Wai Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Wainwright (Mrs. Margaret A. Wainwright ’80) Mr. and Mrs. Seth Waits (Mrs. Sheradon N. Waits ’01) Mr. and Mrs. Van Walker Ms. Ashley K. Walker ’90 Mr. and Mrs. David H. Walkley Mr. and Mrs. Travis Pelley (Mrs. Rebecca A. Walshe-Pelley ’00) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Walter (Mr. Joseph B. Walter ’81) Mr. J. B. Walter ’84 Ms. Susan E. Wasilewski Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Watkins (Mrs. Karen E. Watkins ’70) Ms. Mary W. Waweru Mr. Lawrence A. Wearden, Sr. & Ms. Regina W. Wearden Mr. and Mrs. Ben A. Weil, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Weis Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weiser, III Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. West, III Mr. and Ms. William R. Westbrook Mr. Daniel E. Wetzel Ms. Kathleen M. Wetzel Mr. and Mrs. William D. Weyrens (Mr. William D. Weyrens ’81) Mr. and Mrs. Scott M. Whaley Mr. and Mrs. Jason Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. Gerard M. Whelan (Mr. Gerard M. Whelan ’78) Mr. and Mrs. John C. Whisnant Mr. and Mrs. Bill White (Mrs. Mary M. White ’69) Mr. and Mrs. Martin White, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Curtis A. Whitehead Mr. and Mrs. Ronald N. Whitehead Mr. and Mrs. James W. Wilchester, Sr. (Mrs. Laura J. Wilchester ’69) Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wills (Mrs. Mary E. Wills ’71) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Wilson (Mr. Joseph R. Wilson ’69) Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Wines Mr. and Mrs. John P. Winkler (Mr. John P. Winkler ’78) (Mrs. Stacy Winkler ’78) Mr. Joseph Wisnoski ’72 Ms. Doran D. Wofford ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Raul Wong Professor Gary P. Wren ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Rosser P. Wrenn Mr. and Mrs. Brian Wrozek Mr. Michael F. Wurst & Ms. Robin Minick Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Yancy Ms. Stacey A. Yates Mr. and Mrs. Hal Yost, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Young Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Young Mr. and Mrs. Moody D. Younger Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Yoxall (Mr. Michael T. Yoxall ’75) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Yoxall (Mr. Thomas G. Yoxall ’84) Mr. and Mrs. Kurt J. Yunc Ms. Clare H. Zierhut ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Andy Zihlman, Jr. (Mr. Andy Zihlman, Jr. ’72) (Mrs. Kristine M. Zihlman ’72) Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Zihlman (Mr. Stephen E. Zihlman ’73) Ms. Diane M. Zilliken ’85 Mr. Greg Zimmerman & Ms. Julia Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Zipper (Mrs. Elizabeth A. Zipper ’83) (Mr. Leo J. Zipper ’79) Mr. Nicholas J. Zitaglio ’06 Ms. Christina M. Zitaglio ’01 We regret any errors or omissions and request that any such oversights be reported to the Development Office.

The Class of 2013 participated in our very first “5 for 5 Senior Giving Program”. We asked every senior to consider pledging just $5 annually for 5 years and 2013 really stepped up to the plate! 80% of the class committed to giving over $6,000 in the next 5 years. Furthermore, in memory of their classmate Ally Alexandrou, all funds raised by the Class of 2013 will be going to a scholarship in Ally’s name. A five year commitment to the Senior Giving Campaign is an opportunity for our most recent alumni to keep BL traditions alive and allows future students to begin new traditions of their own.

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ALSO RECOGNIZED FOR THEIR TIRELESS EFFORTS BENEFITTING THE VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS OF BISHOP LYNCH WERE: ADVANCEMENT/DEVELOPMENT Juanita Keller and Rob Baldwin ALUMNI LK Stone Pierotti ’96, Roman Plugge ’75, Maureen Farmer ’66 and John Stock ’74 ATHLETICS Tricia Nix, Sharon Plugge and Sandra Vatsis Taylor ’80

To honor the volunteers who dedicated countless hours to Bishop Lynch High School, the 2012-2013 “Volunteer of the Year” Awards dinner recognized those who work tirelessly representing our school.

This dinner was held at the school on May 9, 2013.

AUCTION Carol Joyce and Kristen Summers

In grateful appreciation for her endless energy, unwavering support, true dedication and immeasurable contributions to Bishop Lynch High School, Diane Arata Paradowski ’79 was named 2012-2013 Volunteer of the Year.

Aside from being an alumna herself, Diane is also wife to Chuck Paradowski ’79 and mother to Chad ’07, Chris ’10 and Colton ’13.

CHOIR Karen Taylor, Linda Cuaderes, Patti Romanach and Annie Ideker

BAND Randy Marx, Olga Stecker and Alice O’Leary BLACKFRIARS Bill Weyrens ’81, Patti Romanach and Gina Kidd

PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION (PA / Friar Friends / Dad’s Club) Laura Granado, Ellen Sabin and Matt Flanagan SCHOOL BOARD Tony Mendoza

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1) DOMINICAN HERITAGE

4) TRANSPORTATION

Bishop Lynch High School was founded by priests and nuns of the Dominican Order - the Order of Preachers. The Four Pillars of Dominican Life are Prayer, Community, Study and Service. At Bishop Lynch, scholarship and academics are a priority, while service to the community is an important part of everyday life. This is how BL continues to focus its mission on the “Dominican Heritage of Scholarship and Service.”

What began in the early 1980s with only one bus, the Bishop Lynch transportation system has grown to a fleet of 13 buses traveling 11 routes throughout the Dallas area. The Bishop Lynch buses cruising around Dallas make it possible for over 250 students to call themselves Friars. Late buses are also offered during the school year to make it possible for these students to participate in activities, sports and organizations that meet after school.

5) FOUNDING FAMILIES

2) BISHOP JOSEPH PATRICK LYNCH The third Bishop of Dallas, Joseph Patrick Lynch served for 43 years – from 1911 to 1954, the longest term of any U.S. bishop. The Michigan native was ordained a priest in 1900 for the Dallas Diocese and was vicar general at the time of his predecessor’s death. Bishop Lynch’s reputation as a great orator was widespread, both in church and lay circles. Often called the “Lion of Texas,” he was much sought after as a speaker.

Bishop Lynch was a progressive and dynamic force in Texas. During his lifetime, he helped to establish more than 150 churches and more than 200 religious and charitable institutions. Within a 40 year period, Bishop Lynch ordained more than 100 men to the priesthood. Bishop Joseph Lynch died on August 19, 1954 and is buried at Calvary Hill Cemetery in Dallas.

In the late 1950s, a group of parents gathered to discuss the possibility of building a Catholic High School in East Dallas to serve the needs of students in parishes east of Central Expressway. Their discussions led them to the Diocese, where Bishop Thomas K. Gorman approved the building of Bishop Lynch High School. These “pioneering” families involved in the entire process – helping to secure financing, providing manual labor and even serving as staff members. These were large families, some with as many as ten children, all of whom would eventually attend BL. Those same families are still in many ways represented at BL today – through their children and grandchildren.

6) MSGR. THOMAS WEINZAPFEL Msgr. Weinzapfel played an integral role in the founding of Bishop Lynch High School; he was instrumental in inviting the priests from the Dominican order in Chicago to administer and teach in the boys division. His interest never waned as he served on the School Board up to the time of his retirement as pastor of St. Pius X Parish in 1996. It was he who initiated financial support for entering freshmen from the parish in 1990 – valuable assistance that continues to this day.

3) EAST DALLAS LOCATION Bishop Lynch High School is located on 22 acres at the corner of Ferguson Road and Peavy Road in the northern part of East Dallas. Nestled in the heart of the Casa View area, Bishop Lynch is surrounded by historic neighborhoods and distinguished landmarks. White Rock Lake, the Dallas Arboretum, and Flag Pole Hill are all well-known gathering spots for Dallas families. Swiss Avenue - the former home of Bishop Joseph P. Lynch and some of the wealthiest families in Dallas - is still the location of beautiful turn-of-the-century mansions with manicured lawns and wide shady drives. The homes along Forest Hills, Casa Linda and Claremont are some of the most sought-after real estate in the city. Country clubs and golf courses, like Lakewood, the Dallas Athletic Club and Tenison Park provide entertainment and retreat for families. Quaint neighborhood shops and historic centers, greenways and parks dot the area. Casa Linda Shopping Center – one of the oldest centers in the city – offers patrons shopping, eating and even exercise opportunities. The historic Lakewood Shopping Center features an active nightlife with outstanding dining and entertainment venues.

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7) BOYS/GIRLS DIVISION Bishop Lynch High School was designed to be co-institutional with the girls’ division on Inadale Hall and the boys’ division on Ferguson Hall. The two divisions were connected by the science hallway and the administration hallway.

Boys and girls used to meet secretly between classes in the science hallway (until the priests chased the girls away). This is why all of the men’s restrooms are located on one side of the building and all of the ladies’ restrooms on the other. In the fall of 1974, the school became co-educational with the boys and girls sharing classroom space. Even though the separation lasted only 11 years, the vast majority of alumni (and even many current students) still know the hallways as the “Boys Division” and the “Girls Division.”

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8) FRESHMAN/SENIOR WEEK Instituted in the 1960s, Freshman/Senior Week served as a fun, light-hearted initiation into high school life. Each senior “adopted” a freshman and provided a week of lunches, treats and even costumes for their “little brothers and sisters.” The tradition continued for over 35 years until the mid-2000s, when the office of Student Life re-defined new programs for welcoming freshman and transfer students.

11) PARENT GROUPS From the very early days of the Mothers’ Club and Fathers’ Club, to the current Parents’ Association, Auction Committee, Dads’ Club, Friar Friends, Athletic and Choir Boosters, Bishop Lynch parents have always stepped up and joined. There are now parent organizations in place that support virtually every aspect of the school, giving truth to the claim that Bishop Lynch is truly a community of volunteers!

12) THE BISHOP LYNCH ANNUAL AUCTION 9) UNIFORMS One of the hallmarks of Catholic schools is the ever-present uniform. The initial uniform for the girls was designed by the Dominican Sisters, who had come from Wisconsin and were unfamiliar with the hot Texas sun. They decided on a wool plaid skirt with a wool jacket, to be worn with a white dress shirt. In the mid-70s styles changed, and the uniform changed with it. In the 80s another uniform change was made and the current skirt style was adopted.

The boys’ original uniform was more relaxed – any solid color dress pants with a white shirt and tie. In the late 70s the look became even more relaxed and the boys began sporting wild print ties and slacks with shirts in a variety of colors. There was a uniform “crack-down” in the late 80s, and the boys’ uniform became what it is today – gray dress slacks with a white dress shirt and a BL tie. For a peek at the styles through the years, be sure to check out the class pictures hanging in the Sr. Dorice (Administration) Hallway. Although the students may complain, secretly they appreciate knowing what to wear every day!

It all started as a Carnival in the mid-70s. The Parents’ Association sponsored-event included dunk tanks, games and even a pancake breakfast! The highlight of the weekend was usually a raffle, with the winner receiving airline tickets and/or a hotel package. After several years, the Parents’ Association moved to a more comprehensive event – The Bishop Lynch Annual Auction.

Since 1985, the Auction has been Bishop Lynch’s largest fundraising event and a unique separate committee has taken over the planning and implementation. Thanks to the exhaustive efforts of these very dedicated parent and alumni volunteers, BL supporters are invited to attend an enchanting evening of entertainment, delicious dining, and fabulous live and silent bidding.

The Bishop Lynch Annual Auction is a major source of both fun and fundraising for our school. Proceeds from this remarkable event are used to provide scholarships to BL students via the Joseph P. Lynch Scholarship Fund.

13) GRANDPARENTS DAY What’s not to love about grandparents!? They are kind and caring. They are a wealth of information about our families and the world in general. They’ve often served in the military and fought for the freedoms we experience every day; they tend to spoil their grandchildren rotten. So of course they should be honored! Bishop Lynch High School’s first Grandparents Day was held on October 12, 2006, and has become a tradition that continues to grow each year. Currently held around Thanksgiving, Grandparents Day 2012 ushered in over 300 grandparents. They were on campus to celebrate Mass with the BL community and enjoy a nice lunch with their grandchildren. What a great way to involve them in the everyday-happenings of their grandkids!

10) BL VS JESUIT The storied Lynch-Jesuit rivalry has become the stuff of legends. Teams from the two largest Catholic schools in Dallas have been fighting it out on the gridiron since the late 1960s. The honor of being named No. 1 was passed back and forth over two decades. However, the Friars and Rangers did not face off after 1987 when heated emotions and district reassignments left the competition in a stand-still. On September 3, 2004 the historic Lynch-Jesuit rivalry was re-ignited at Roffino Stadium for the first time in 17 years. The battle continued for several more years until Jesuit was accepted into the UIL and the competition between the Friars and the Rangers came to an end in 2009.

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14) ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Formed in 1978, the BL Alumni Association consists of over 9,000 members - anyone who has attended BL can be a member. Our alumni are a vital part of the Bishop Lynch community, participating annually in Career Day, Homecoming, Reunions, Happy Hours and sporting events. The organization is headed by a President and Advisory Board and meets several times each year to plan activities and to conduct fundraising efforts that benefit the BL community.

15) ALUMNI FACULTY AND STAFF Bishop Lynch is a family of people who care enough to come back to keep their family ties.

From the first alumnus, Rick Boeglin ’66, who returned only three years after graduating to teach sophomore religion, to a total of 41 alumni faculty, coaches and staff members today, graduates have always been welcomed with open arms.

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FIFTY EXPERIENCES for FIFTY YEARS 16) ALUMNUS OF THE YEAR The Bishop Lynch Alumni Association recognized its first Alumnus of the Year in 1990 - David Roffino ’70. Since that first year, twenty-two alumni have been recognized for service to Bishop Lynch High School, service to the community, and success in his or her chosen field. These amazing individuals help make our school what it is today and demonstrate an outstanding example of BL graduates beyond the halls of their alma mater.

19) THANKSGIVING FOOD DRIVE Traditionally the Junior Student Council is responsible for running the Thanksgiving Food Drive, which is held the two weeks before Thanksgiving break. The success of the drive is dependent on the participation of the entire BL Community. In recent years, several truckloads of canned and boxed food items have filled the atrium.

After the food drive ends, the food is taken to the Brady Center where it is distributed to families in need.

BE SURE TO JOIN US AT HOMECOMING THIS YEAR WHEN WE WILL HONOR OUR 2013 ALUMNI OF THE YEAR:

Wally Stock ’66, Andy Zihlman ’72 and Peggy Hoffman ’86

20) INVISIBLE CHILDREN 17) SERVICE One need only read the Mission Statement of Bishop Lynch High School to understand the importance of a strong sense of service. The priests and nuns who first taught at BL brought with them the “Dominican heritage of scholarship and service,” and that foundation of service is evident in the social outreach of the Bishop Lynch Community. While all students have a service component as part of their Theology classes, these hours represent only a portion of the social outreach conducted by the student body. During the 2012-2013 school year alone, nearly 34,000 service hours were documented and thousands of dollars raised to benefit a wide assortment of agencies and needs, including Habitat for Humanity, the North Texas Food Bank, Truett Elementary School, the American Red Cross and the American Cancer Society.

Many students feel passionately about the genocide going on in Africa; their passion led to the addition of the Invisible Children club in 2007. Invisible Children is a movement seeking to end the conflict in Uganda and stop the abduction of children for use as child soldiers.

Through an organization known as the Schools for Schools Program, students are encouraged to creatively raise money for the schools of Northern Uganda. Bishop Lynch is a part of a cluster of schools raising funds for Pabbo Secondary School, and has in the past five years, raised nearly $50,000 for our sister school.

21) ALUMNI MASS OF REMEMBRANCE Homecoming weekend 2007 concluded with the first Sunday morning Mass of Remembrance, honoring all alumni who had passed away. This newest tradition continues to grow, with more family members and classmates participating each year. In an emotion-filled conclusion to the service, alumni representing various graduation years reverently honor those classmates who have passed away by reading their names aloud. As each name is read, a photo of the deceased is projected above the altar. An added component to the service is the placing of stones – each with the initials of a deceased alumnus – around the monument in the center courtyard of the school.

18) AMIGOS DE LA FINCA Since 2007, students and faculty from Bishop Lynch have joined with representatives from other area Catholic high schools to travel to Trujillo, Honduras, providing manual labor for construction and repair projects. In addition, the group provides educational and spiritual care for the community. Due to the unrest in Honduras in 2013, the mission group was sent to Nicaragua. The program, which is sponsored by the Diocese of Dallas, has become so popular that interested students must now apply for placement, as space is limited. However, support for the people of Trujillo continues throughout the year under the guidance of the club Amigos de la Finca, which raises funds for the Finca del Nino orphanage in Trujillo.

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22) VETERANS DAY BREAKFAST Nearly twenty years ago, the Student Council began honoring our American heroes – those who have served as members of the armed forces. The Veterans Day Breakfast has now grown to include men and women currently serving, and “first responders” – police officers, fire fighters and EMTs. Besides offering our guests a delicious meal, the event includes patriotic performances by the Bishop Lynch Band and Choir, and a presentation by a guest speaker. The highlight of the event is always the playing of the military service hymns, when members of each branch of the service stand and salute.

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FIFTY EXPERIENCES for FIFTY YEARS 23) THE MEMORIAL MONUMENT In 1996, the National Honor Society donated a monument to honor students, faculty and staff members who lost their lives during their time at BL. The monument was permanently installed in the inner courtyard and was dedicated during Homecoming 1996. The Memorial has become part of the Alumni Mass of Remembrance ceremony during Homecoming, when stones bearing the initials of deceased alumni are laid near the monument.

26) MOCK TRIAL

27) SPORTS HONOR ROLL

For nearly twenty years, the renowned Bishop Lynch Mock Trial Team has brought honor, prestige, and awards to Bishop Lynch. Founded in 1994 by Mr. David Post, the team advanced to the State level in its first year of existence, and has never looked back. In recent years, the team has traveled to New York by special invitation to participate in the Empire City National Mock Trial Tournament.

The Bishop Lynch Sports Honor Roll was established in 1988 in conjunction with the 25th Anniversary Celebration. The purpose of the Honor Roll is to recognize deserving individuals who have contributed to the athletic program at BL, and to stimulate continued interest in sports participation and activities. Nominations are accepted each year by the Athletic Department, which conducts voting among the current members of the Honor Roll.

Announcement of the new inductees is made at Homecoming each year.

24) BLACKFRIARS On Tuesday, November 19, 1963, the first meeting of the Blackfriars Guild was held in the cafeteria. Father J.D. Reynolds, O.P. began the organization with a small group made up of seven students.

Within a few years, the Blackfriars Guild (then under the direction of Fr. Shanahan) was producing two musicals each year. Nearly fifty years later, the organization has the distinction of being the oldest organization on campus. Only six people held the musical directing reins, including Brother Roger Shondel, Mrs. Maria Longoria Farrell ’76, Mr. Joe Heffernan and Mrs. Kit Hoolan Sawyer ’77.

With the addition of the Catholic Foundation Performing Arts Center in 2003, the Blackfriars expanded their offering to include two stage plays each year under the direction of Mr. John Athas ’81.

28) CHOIR Since its humble beginnings as a Glee Club in the 1960s, the Bishop Lynch Choir has continually trained students to harness their vocal potential through song. Choir Director Kathy Leos has led the program for nearly thirty years, offering students opportunities in several choirs and ensembles as well as voice, piano and conductor studies. The choir sings at a variety of concerts, festivals, contests and liturgies throughout the school year. Their fame has grown in the past several years resulting in invitations to Diocesan events, grand openings and even trips overseas. They have traveled to New York City, Montreal, Ireland and twice to Rome! In 2013, the group was privileged to be in the Holy City when the announcement of the new Pope Francis was made.

The Blackfriars will soon launch its 100th production, the play The Mouse Trap in the Blackbox Theatre.

25) BRIGADE In 1965, Carolyn Teel assisted a few BL students in founding the Bishop Lynch Brigade. Since then, the Bishop Lynch Brigade has been a staple on Friday nights and throughout the year. With only three directors in its history (Carolyn Teel 1965-1992, Bunny Folsom Ridenour ’70 1992-1999 and Cari Schnurr 1999-present), the Brigade didn’t even change its uniform until 1996! Rich in both history and tradition, the award-winning Brigade continues to dazzle audiences in the Fall and Spring.

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29) LADY FRIARS BASKETBALL What began as an intramural sport has blossomed into one of the winning-est programs in high school sports history. Under the direction of Coach Andy Zihlman ’72, the Lady Friars have amassed a staggering array of state and national titles. During the past 33 years Zihlman has celebrated his 800th career victory (2010), 12 consecutive State Championships and 21 championships in 25 years – a National Record.

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30) SENIOR FAVORITES

34) SENIOR DINNER

Beginning in 1979, BL seniors have voted for classmates with the Best Personality, Best Hair, Typical Teen, Mr. & Mrs. BLHS and those Most Likely to Succeed. From funny to serious, from flattering to sarcastic, Senior Favorite awards are an honor bestowed on Seniors at the Senior Dinner held in May each year. These awards live on in perpetuity in the yearbook.

31) TALENT SHOWS For over thirty years the talents of BL students were showcased in an annual event sponsored by the Student Council. Singers, dancers, pianists and comedians would share their talents with the Bishop Lynch community. In 2000, the senior class decided to add a Battle of the Bands to the calendar. Area private high schools were invited to submit entries, and a local radio station supplied the judges. A few years later, the enterprising senior class created a new competition – the Mr. BLHS Pageant. This event serves to uncover the many unusual, yet endearing talents of the entrants. Though the years, students have also held Coffee Houses (venues for performing in front of smaller crowds in a more intimate setting), Karaoke Nights and even piano recitals – all in an effort to showcase the many talents of BL students.

33) SENIOR RETREAT While each class retreat is unique in its own way, the senior retreat is a true rite of passage. In the two-day camp, seniors listen to their peers and teachers speak about different subjects on their life’s journey. This new insight brings perhaps a new appreciation as well. The annual retreat serves the important purpose of not only bringing together the class, but also finding some adult introspection about the changes in the near future in the lives of the seniors.

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As the senior students say goodbye to their second home for the past four years, the Bishop Lynch Parents’ Association provides an opportunity for them to gather one last time and share a meal. The atmosphere is different for the seniors, as they experience a sense of relief and joy. Following the dinner, members of the faculty/staff provide entertainment. What goes on onstage cannot be explained – only experienced.

35) TACO TUESDAY No one can pinpoint just when Taco Tuesday became Taco Tuesday, but it’s amazing! Tacos. On Tuesday! It’s a Bishop Lynch tradition that just can’t be beat. It’s also a tradition carried on after graduation. Each year in January when students are traditionally still home for Christmas break, young alumni are invited back to visit campus and re-live one of the most popular cafeteria days and catch up with old friends, faculty and staff!

32) BL AMBASSADORS The BL Ambassadors promote unity, caring, school heritage and a sense of belonging for all members of the Bishop Lynch community.

This group of students represents the school and assists prospective students and their families who are thinking of becoming a part of the Bishop Lynch community. Each year the BL Ambassadors kick the year off with the Freshman Camp. This is a day that gives all the incoming freshmen students a taste of what life at BL is like. Each year this club is active in many events around the school including the freshman camp, eighth grade testing, the Special Olympics, and BL’s first ever Jingle Bell Rock Concert.

36) STUDENT COMMUNICATIONS It all started with The Byline’s first edition in November 1965. Although the publication has changed names a few times - The Byline, Friar Crier, The Perspective, The Ledger - it has always been student-written and distributed. Shortly after the beginning of the new millennium, several students approached the administration with the possibility of starting a daily televised news program. “BL LIVE,” under the guidance of Ms. Michele Longoria ’83, has been going strong ever since. The program features campus news and announcements, interviews on current events and even announces the daily lunch menu!

37) FRIAR WEEK Instituted by the Student Council, Friar Week is used to get the student-body pumped up for the football season. Each day is assigned a specific theme: Mighty Monday, Trendy Tuesday, Wacky Wednesday, for example. The week features various costumes, events and a pep rally. While originally intended as a prelude to the Jesuit game, Friar Week now serves to garner excitement and support for the BL Friars as they begin their season.

38) MAGAZINE DRIVE For nearly thirty years, as the new school year opened, students and faculty began anticipating the annual Magazine Drive, one of Bishop Lynch’s most profitable fundraisers. Founded by Ms. Jenny Carroll, the drive originally benefited the library; eventually the purpose changed and the money was redirected to fund clubs and organizations. Students showed off their creative side by decorating their homeroom doors. Those who sold magazines were rewarded with trinkets, dress-down passes, candy and even cash! These incentives really got the students pumped up to sell.

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39) JUNIOR RING CEREMONY As the school year comes to an end, the juniors are getting ready to embark on their final year of high school. They have been anticipating this moment for a long time. The Junior Ring Ceremony is a time honored tradition at Bishop Lynch. Simply put, it is a blessing of class rings before they are presented to the juniors. It’s the symbolism behind the ring and ceremony that makes this day so highly anticipated. The ceremony brings the junior class together before family and the BL community to celebrate their transition into their senior year. Here, the juniors are officially recognized as the new leaders of the student body and charged with being positive influences on the underclassmen.

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40) MULTI-CULTURAL WEEK There is no doubt that an immense amount of diversity exists at Bishop Lynch, among races, cultures and even religions. No matter the differences, students and faculty alike embrace the variety and have dedicated a specific week to celebrating it. Originated in the late 1980s, Multicultural Week includes various menu options and entertainment representing cultures from all across the globe.

41) CAMPUS EXPANSION & IMPROVEMENT The current construction of the new Student Complex for Arts & Athletics and future projects of the Veritas... from Generation to Generation Campaign are reminders that improvement of the BL campus has been a priority to each generation. The 1966 campus consisted of a square of classrooms and offices around a central courtyard, a gym with a combination stage/cafeteria “Cafetorium” and residences for the founding Dominican faculty members.

Since that original design, the campus has been through many transformations including: the George McIngvale Sr. Baseball Field, Roffino Stadium and several Fieldhouse incarnations; the Atrium/front entrance and the Catholic Foundation Center for Performing Arts; Heritage Hall classrooms, Memorial Courtyard landscaping, and BL Bistro cafeteria redesign; the Ed Haggar Athletic Complex and Turf & Track resurfacing; and the Sister Cecelia Sehr Science Pavilion. Through the outstanding support of the BL community, these upgraded/student-centered spaces allow generations to gather, learn and grow together.

43) ROFFINO STADIUM Roffino Stadium has been the home of the Friars for more than 45 years. With a capacity of 2,500, Roffino Stadium has seen many brilliant athletes and witnessed hundreds of memorable games. Built by eager and handy parents, Roffino Stadium officially opened in 1968, and included a field house and track. In 1994, the track was resurfaced and dedicated to the memory of former coach Brent Thorne. In 1998, a new field house was added, providing locker room space for Varsity and JV football as well as girls sports.

In January 2006, Bishop Lynch formally opened the 9,000 square foot Ed Haggar Athletic Complex on the footprint of the original field house. The Haggar Complex is home to BL’s nationally ranked Wrestling program and houses a spectacular weight room. Finally, in the spring of 2010, a new synthetic turf competition surface and a new track replaced the original grass field, bringing Roffino Stadium up to that “next level.”

44) DUAL ENROLLMENT The Dual Enrollment Program, which began in the early 1990s, is the largest in the state, offering more than 50 courses a year including English, math, history, science and the arts. The classes are taught by more than 20 Bishop Lynch faculty members who have met the requirements for employment as adjunct professors set by Eastfield College. Eligibility for admission into the program starts as early as freshman year to students who pass the Dallas County Community College entrance exam or are exempt by their SAT/ACT scores. Students must maintain a 3.0 GPA to be enrolled in the program.

All Dual Enrollment college credit is free to all BL Friars.

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42) OPERATION ODDBALL This Halloween tradition has proven to be a vital fundraiser for the senior class. Students and faculty are encouraged to buy a “pass” allowing them to dress in costume for the day. In the spirit of good sportsmanship, the participants are judged at each lunch and the best costume is voted on by applause from the crowd.

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One of the ever-present symbols of Bishop Lynch High School is the shield. It not only represents the student-body, but also the heritage of the school and what it stands for. The original Dominican shield is black and white and shaped to be reminiscent of a Friar's robes - a white tunic and scapular with a large black hood and robe. Dominican organizations often customize the basic shield to represent their organization. In the case of Bishop Lynch High School, the letters “BL” are inserted inside the shield.

The Bishop Lynch High School logo can be found on clothing, coffee mugs, banners and plaques. It is seen on the back windows of cars all over the Dallas area and beyond.

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46) HOMECOMING On November 11, 1966, the BL Friars and the Jesuit Rangers paired off in a football game to celebrate Lynch’s first Homecoming. Fans turned out in record numbers to see the game that promised to be full of excitement. They got their money’s worth!

The Friars dominated the game, much to the delight of hundreds of loyal fans. The following evening, the BL alumni were welcomed back by the students for the first Homecoming Dance held in the cafeteria.

The highlight was, of course, the crowning of the first Homecoming Queen, Sue Westbrook ’67.

Each year since then, students get in the spirit of Homecoming with contests, Black & White days and pep rallies. There have been parades and pyramids, liturgies and lunches. For 46 years, Bishop Lynch has welcomed back alumni to help celebrate Homecoming – although the alumni now have their OWN party! Each year following the game, the Alumni Association sponsors an event just for alumni, including “A Taste of Lynch” food sampling and a live band. The popularity of the party has grown each year and attendance now tops 1,200 and more!

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47) REFLECTIONS The year was 1978. A small group of alumni, under the guidance of Sr. Dorice, began the organization we know of today as the BL Alumni Association. One of their initial directives was to create a publication for alumni, about alumni.

Thus Reflections was born. As the school grew, so did the publication – from a small piece printed on newsprint, to the magazine format of today. Reflections now includes not only news of alumni, but stories about what is going on at BL today. The magazine is mailed to over 12,000 homes, including alumni, their parents, and current students. It is not only the premier publication of the school, but a valuable resource for those who want to keep up with the growth of their alma mater.

49) ED LEYDEN In 1982 Edward E. Leyden became the first lay principal of Bishop Lynch High School, and in 1998 he was named President. For over 30 years, Mr. Leyden has led the school – through times of economic hardship and decreasing enrollment, and years of prosperity and rising student numbers. A native of California, Leyden graduated cum laude from St. Edward’s University in Austin and earned an MS from Barry University. He is a member of the Board of Consultants for the University of Dallas and St. Edward’s Board of Trustees and is also a Secondary Schools Board Member for the National Catholic Education Association. In 1993, Leyden received the Distinguished Principal Award for the Diocese of Dallas. As a result of Bishop Lynch High School being named a National Recognized School of Excellence by the U.S. Department of Education in 1991 and again in 1998, Ed Leyden received recognition by the National Association of Secondary School Principals. Mr. Leyden and wife Barbara are parents to three BL alumns: Jason ’89, Eamon ’96 and Gregory ’97.

Be sure to add this year’s Homecoming to your calendar - FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2013

50) THE NEXT 50 YEARS 48) THE FRIAR Although there are been any number of incarnations, the Friar has always been, and continues to be, the mascot of Bishop Lynch High School. There have been jovial Friars, serious Friars, paper mache Friars, and superhero Friars. There are several schools in the United States that utilize the Friar as their mascot, including Providence College in Rhode Island, the University of Pennsylvania and our “founding school” Fenwick High School. With the planning of the 50th Anniversary underway, the decision was made to update the look of the BL Friar, giving him a more modern look.

50 YEARS IS A TIME FOR REFLECTION AND CELEBRATION, AN OPPORTUNITY TO SHAPE THE FUTURE OF OUR SCHOOL AND PERPETUATE ITS TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE! Bishop Lynch High School has been, and will continue to be a great community, one of unparalleled support and empowerment for the students that course through its halls each day. Bishop Lynch prides itself in our unique ability to develop the whole-student under the guidance of the Dominican heritage of scholarship and service, all on a campus initially bookended by dormitories for nuns and priests amidst the athletic fields and science classrooms. Although the grounds have transformed by the times – a true reflection of progress, we remain forever faithful to the Tradition that binds us all as Friars. Wherever you find new, there is old; wherever you find excellence, truth is not far behind. You will see students on their path to work for justice in the world, following all those graduates who found that being a Friar pales in comparison to the experience of becoming a Friar.

Here’s to the next 50 years!

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ALUMNI B I S H O P LY N C H H I G H S C H O O L

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After 43 years teaching in an expeditionary school in Portland, Christine Manning Griffin ’66 is enjoying her first year of retirement by helping her sons with her three lovely grandchildren. She also enjoys receiving the BL Reflections magazine and is very proud to have been part of the first graduating class of Bishop Lynch!

Mary Susan Lautenslager Babbington ’67 is retiring from the Clark County School District and will be moving to Laguna Beach, CA. She will continue to substitute teach in the Catholic schools in the area. She is also a freelance travel writer and Orange County is flourishing with stories!

John Chitwood ’67 has retired from teaching 3rd Grade at Presidio Elementary School in Presidio, TX. Joe Duca ’67 retired from the United Parcel Service (UPS) in 2005 after 33 years of service. He was their Region Finance Manager Controller.

Barbara Pendergast Levi ’68 has recently retired from Crédit Agricole Corporate & Investment Bank after 30 years of corporate & investment banking in France. She started her career at Bank of America's New York corporate office in 1979 after obtaining her MBA in finance from the Wharton Business School of the University of Pennsylvania.

She completed her undergraduate studies at Tulane and Boston Universities. Barbara obtained not only her MBA from Wharton, but also her MME (Madame in French), as she met her husband Pierre the first day of class. After five years, he convinced Barbara that life in France may be better than life in NY and in 1982 she transferred to an affiliate of BofA in Paris. They have two lovely children, Sarah and Jeremy, who are now 28 and 27 years old, both working, one in London and the other in Paris. The above photo of Barbara was taken by her daughter Sarah in a pub in London, where they were celebrating her retirement in February 2013. Her high school years had a huge influence on her life and career choices, especially the study of languages. Her first French teacher, Clarice Peninger, had a special knack for imparting the love of language and literature. Due to Ms. Peninger’s inspiration, Barbara majored in French and joined the Peace Corps where she was sent to Morocco (a French speaking 34

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country in North Africa). Another major BL influence was her physics teacher, Father Determan. Because phyics was taught in the Boys’ Division there were only a few girls enrolled in that course.

Fourth year Mathematics was not available to the Girls‘ Division.

She is happy the segregation of the girl and boy students has now ended and the girls have an equal opportunity in all course offerings! Barbara stays in touch on a regular basis with several of her classmates from the Class of 1968 and attended their 40th reunion in 2008. She hopes to be able to attend her next class reunion to say, once again, “Thank you, Bishop Lynch High School.”

After 40 years of teaching middle school English, Karen Hantz Sanders ’68 recently retired. Karen began her teaching career in Port Arthur, TX and taught for the last 36 years in the Irving ISD. Karen and her husband Ronny live in Euless and are members of Holy Family of Nazareth Catholic Church in Irving. They are the parents of Lisa, Stephen and Sarah and have two grandchildren.

All ten siblings in the Driscoll Family enjoyed a nice family reunion at Veronica’s ’79 wedding on July 5, 2013.

(From left: Greg ’72, Marty ’77, Melanie Driscoll Marburger ’83, Cathy Driscoll Irby ’69, Veronica Driscoll O'Keefe ’79, Laurie Driscoll Neuman ’74, Maureen Driscoll Cramer ’78, Julie Driscoll Ferrell ’73, Joe ’81 and Dan ’85.)

On his 60th birthday, Patrick Rupel ’71 retired from the Air Force Reserve after 31 years of service. Patrick also ran in the 2013 Boston Marathon with his brother, Ray ’72 who were both on the BL cross country under Coach Thorne.

Congratulations to fabric artist Jill Luigs ’74 who displayed her colorful works from June 1 to July 6 at New York’s Oswego State Downtown in “At Last,” an exhibition with autobiographical meaning. The title of Luigs’ exhibition represents finally uniting with someone; in her case, she met a high school classmate, Dan Leo ’70, 36 years after their graduation!

ALUMNI CLASS NOTES Bill Button ’75 attended Bishop Lynch for two years, 1969-71, as a freshman and sophomore. At that time, he was an Episcopalian.

Through God’s infinite grace and mercy, he was received into the Catholic Church in April 2009 at the Easter Vigil, at St. Joseph’s Parish in Richardson. In November 2009 he travelled with a group led by Msgr. Donald Fischer, pastor of St. Joseph’s, on a trip to Italy where they visited Orvieto, Assisi, Siena, Rome and the Vatican! In June of 2012, he travelled to the Holy Land with a group of Dallas area Catholics.

The Hebert Family enjoyed a family reunion in June of 2013 in Baton Rouge, LA. (Pictured from left to right are: Jesse “Skooter” Chavoya ’87, Donny Hebert ’94, Lisa Hebert O'Bryant ’84 with daughters, Kristen ’04 and Nicole ’11, Jeff Hebert ’81, Jerry Hebert ’77 and his wife Mary Hurst Hebert ’77 with their sons, Jeremy ’96 (far right), Josh ’98 and Jacob ’02. Not pictured is Terri Hebert ’78 and Jerry and Mary’s son, Jordan ’09.)

David Totzke ’75 has been in the moving industry for 18 years.

First as a “Two Men & A Truck” franchise, but now on his own as “Fantastic Moves.” Give them a call for all your moving needs!

Congratulations to Willis Winters ’75 who after a three month, nation-wide search was unanimously voted by the Dallas Park and Recreation Board as the Director of the Park and Recreation Department. Willis is a twenty-year veteran with the department and since 1998 has been Assistant Director responsible for planning and capital development for one of the largest park systems in the nation. In 2002, Willis was the co-project director for A Renaissance Plan, the department’s visionary and nationally recognized long-range development plan. Under Winters’ direction, the department has developed a new downtown park system, including Klyde Warren Park; implemented the city-wide trail network master plan; renovated and expanded numerous recreation centers; developed new exhibits at the Dallas Zoo; planned and implemented recreational amenities within the Trinity River Corridor; formulated the Park Pavilion program and guided the restoration of the National Historic Landmark architecture at Fair Park. A native Dallasite and Class of 1975 Bishop Lynch alumnus, Willis graduated from the University of Texas at Austin.

He has been recognized by Preservation Dallas, Preservation Texas and the Greater Dallas Planning Council with their highest awards for public service. He is a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects and is the author of six books, including Fair Park in 2010, and a publication on the history of Dealey Plaza, now available.

On May 1, 2013, Teresa Svrcek Caviness ’76 welcomed grandchild number two, Lane Dickson Caviness. Lane joins big brother Dylan.

Alan Wingfield ’76 and his wife, Jana have been married for 34 years and just received the news that they will be grandparents for the 5th time. They currently have two boys, Cade (6) and Jeremiah (2) and 2 girls, Kennedy (4) and Skylar (1) and can’t wait to see what gender breaks the tie!

At the Alumni Night at the Blackfriars Show, Laszlo Laky ’77 and his fiance Lynette Turner had an exciting reunion with Mrs. Terri Lorentz, Laszlo’s English teacher. It was delightful to see Mrs. Lorentz, who inspired him to write and do it C O R R E C T L Y and with great description!!! That skill has served Laszlo well over the years in writing investigative reports, crime scene reports and patient reports as a firefighter/paramedic where narration is crucial.

Thank you to Mrs. Lorentz for making a difference to thousands of young minds!

Daniel Croll ’78 and Judy Svrcek Croll ’78 traveled with their daughter, Katelyn, Class of 2015, a member of the Bishop Lynch A Cappella Choir, to Rome during the 2013 Spring Break.

Shelby Flood, daughter of Chris ’78 and Nancy Flood has made the Dean’s list Honor Roll at the University of Dallas. She will be going to Rio, Brazil for World Youth Day ’13 before starting her junior year. She is majoring in Pastoral Ministry and volunteers at St. Monica’s Parish in their Youth Group Young Teens Ministry.

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ALUMNI CLASS NOTES Congratulations to Jack Timmons ’78 who has started the Seattle Brisket Experience (seattlebrisketexperience.com). It began as Jack’s monthly project, starting with a website, an old-school offset smoker and a bunch of imported wood. He threw his first Seattle Brisket Experience event in the fall of 2012 and sold out in 48 hours. His clients are nearly 600 in number and many of them Texans! In Seattle in May of 2013 he held his fifth event. Amazon and ABC/Yahoo were there filming. In 2013, Jack is going to host a handful of private, limited attendance parties in Seattle to test-drive the central Texas approach to slow smoking brisket and other meats.

Here is the latest news on the Paradowski boys (above), sons of Chuck ’79 and Diane Arata ’79 Paradowski. Chad Paradowski ’07 graduated from Texas A&M University in May 2012 with a Masters in Finance & Bachelors in Accounting. He completed his CPA tests in June 2012. He is currently working in Dallas as an auditor for Deloitte. Chris Paradowski ’10 will graduate from Texas A&M in May 2014. Like his brother, he will graduate with a Masters in Finance and Bachelors in Accounting. He will begin taking his CPA tests in the Spring of 2014. In the fall of 2014 he will begin working at Deloitte as an auditor. Colton Paradowski ’13 was accepted into the Mays Business School at Texas A&M University. We will see if he follows in his brothers’ footsteps!

Sue Wolfe Patterson ’79 and her husband Ron have been married 26 years and have become empty nesters for the time being. Her youngest daughter, Alyssa, works as a hair stylist and was just married to a local firefighter she met when they were in high school. Her middle daughter, Katie, finished a year in New York and a year in L.A. studying acting with the New York Film Academy. She graduated with an associates degree in fine arts and plans to stay in L.A. Her oldest son, Michael, a graduate of Texas State University, is in his second year in Nicaragua with the Peace Corps. The whole family (Sue’s mom too!) is flying to Nicaragua in December for Michael's big Catholic wedding. Michael and his wife Kathya will relocate to the U.S. and Sue hopes he finds a job in Texas or in California near Katie.

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Richard “Rich” De La Garza, II, Ph.D ’81 was promoted to professor with tenure at the Baylor College of Medicine where he has faculty appointments in the Departments of Psychiatry, Neuroscience and Pharmacology. In addition, Dr. De La Garza is Professor and Director of Research at the University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center. He also recently completed a year of serving as President of the College on the Problems of Drug Dependence which is the largest and oldest scientific society dedicated to addiction research.

Mark Thompson ’86 received his Ph.D. from Louisiana Tech in Computational Analysis and Modeling, an interdisciplinary program in mathematics, computer science, and statistics on May 18, 2013.

He is currently an Assistant Professor in the Computer Information Systems department at Northwestern State University in Natchitoches, Louisiana, where he lives with his wife, Catherine Whitmarsh Thompson ’89, and their two children, Anthony and Zoe. Jesse “Skooter” Chavoya III ’87, graduated from Texas A&M Commerce with a Masters of Education, specializing in Educational Leadership. In May, Skooter was named the Dean of Students at Burnett Jr. High in the Wylie I.S.D. for the 2013-2014 school year.

Xavier S. Verver ’87 will be attending the Remembrance at Arlington National Cemetery in Washington DC. He will be helping with the landscape design of a section of Arlington National Cemetery. Xavier has been in the landscape industry for the the last 25 years and is honored to help in beautifying the Arlington National Cemetery where our men and women of the armed forces have been laid to rest for our nation to be free.

ESPN announcer and BL Alum, Stephen Howard ’88 joined fellow alum, David Degelia ’78, who happened to be working in the production truck at one of the basketball games Howard was announcing for ESPN.

ALUMNI CLASS NOTES After 20 years of faithful service to the Army as veteran and spouse, Anna Hathaway Sherman ’90, graduated from the University of Central Oklahoma with B.S. in Outdoor and Community Recreation. Anna is currently finishing her internship as Assistant Director of Spin Your Wheels Bicycle Tour in Oklahoma until mid-August when she and her family will live in Corrales, New Mexico. She will then attend the University of New Mexico and pursue an M.S. in Environmental Studies while training for upcoming triathlons/marathons, leading backpacking trips, and teaching outdoor education.

Sharyl Diveley Terhall ’91 and her husband Todd will have both an exciting and busy 2013! Todd has been a corporate chef in Dallas area since 1989 & Sharyl has been a Dallas social worker since 1995.

They are thankful that as of October 2013 Sharyl will be celebrating 7 years of remission from ovarian cancer. They await the birth and adoption of their soon-to-be son, Samuel, in October 2013. Sharyl and Todd also will be celebrating their 16th wedding anniversary in November 2013. Their son/stepson, Tyler Terhall, will graduate from Stephen F. Austin with a major in film and a minor in photography in December 2013. They have also successfully rescued, fostered and placed 33 dogs/puppies via Frisco Humane Society since 2007.

With praise and thanksgiving to Almighty God, the Catholic Diocese of Forth Worth rejoices in the ordination of James “Scooter” Albert Wilcox III ’91 to the Sacred Order of the Priesthood on June 29, 2013. Fr. Wilcox celebrated his first Mass at St. Catherine of Siena in Carrollton, TX. In May, he completed formation at Assumption Seminary in San Antonio, TX and graduated from the Oblate School of Theology with a Masters of Divinity, a Masters of Arts in Theology, and a Sacrae Theologiae Baccalaureus (the Pontifical degree, Bachelor of Sacred Theology-STB). Fr. Wilcox has been assigned Parochial Vicar of St. John the Apostle Catholic Church in North Richland Hills, TX. Matthew Krajca ’92 and his wife, Kristyn will be celebrating their 10 year wedding anniversary this September. They have 4 children that will be celebrating with them!

Sean H. A. Gallagher ’97 produced, wrote, directed and edited two award-winning shorts that screened IFF Rotterdam, The USA Film Festival and Taipei Golden Horse. He was awarded the 1st ever Samuel Fuller Award for Cinematic Intransigence from the University of Texas. GOOD NIGHT premiered at the 2013 SXSW Film Festival and at Dallas's Angelika in April 2013.

Congratulations to William George ’98 who graduated in May from Notre Dame University, with a second Master’s degree in Sacred Music and Liturgy. He has been accepted into the doctoral program at the University of Oklahoma, to begin working on his Doctorate in Choral Conducting. Based on his work at Butler University (where he received his first Master in Music), and his work at Notre Dame, he has been awarded a full scholarship!

Samantha Thomson ’99 was an actress in “Good Night” that aired at the Angelika in April 2013. The movie was also in the SXSW festival in Austin this past March. That movie was written, directed and produced by Sean Gallagher ’97!

After graduating from The Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising in Los Angeles in 2007, Marie Eraso ’00 has been working for HATCHBEAUTY Products, developing beauty products for major retailers like CVS, Target & Costco. She’s helped develop Nuance by Salma Hayek, an exclusive hair, nail, skin care and body care line exclusive to CVS. Marie has also helped develop A Dream Come True, a fragrance exclusive to Target, and the official fragrance of the TV show America’s Next Top Model. During her most recent and ongoing project with Costco, Marie has successfully launched 3 celebrity based brands: Orlando Pita haircare, Pati Dubroff Beauty & Jenna Hipp Nail.

Marie has been living in Los Angeles for the last 8 years.

This summer, Christine Cunningham Phelan ’00 earned a master’s degree in communication disorders from the University of Texas at Dallas and will soon be a practicing speech-language pathologist.

Congratulations to Thomas Caton ’01 who was voted Chief Resident of Tulane’s Family Medicine Residency Program in Baton Rouge, LA. Kristi Doell ’01 has started a new career as a teacher! She graduated from Texas Tech in 2006 and worked in advertising for four years, but wasn’t happy with her career choice. Kristi quit her job and enrolled in the Teacher Development Program at The University of Texas at Dallas, which she completed last fall. She has just accepted a second grade teaching position in Richardson and couldn’t be more thrilled!

Congratulations to Mark Montez ’01 for achieving his goal of obtaining his Executive MBA from Baylor University. He has recently been promoted to Chief Strategy Officer and will be married this year to Ina Mimini at St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church. Some of his wedding party will include former BL graduates Patrick Blaydes ’01, Peter Smith ’01, Jake Fulbright ’01 and Austin Martin ’01.

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ALUMNI CLASS NOTES Melissa Morgan ’01 has finished her Pediatric Residency at University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) in June 2013 and has started a Neonatology Fellowship at UCSF in July 2013. She has been conducting research on neonatal sepsis and jaundice in Saragur, India for which she received a UCSF Resident Research Grant. She plans to work with the Kenya Medical Research Institute in Nairobi for her fellowship research which will focus on operational interventions to reduce morbidity and mortality in resource poor settings.

Barrett Nash ’01 played the title role in “My Name Is Rachel Corrie” at Second Thought Theater in March 2013. At the end of the show, it’s hard to tell whether you have been bewitched by Rachel Corrie or by Barrett Nash. Second Thought asked the performer and her director, Clay Wheeler, to remount a more complete version for its current season. The show opened in Bryant Hall on the 10th anniversary of Corrie’s death at age 23. Nash won a Dallas Fort Worth Theater Critics Forum award for an abridged version of this show by Rite of Passage Theatre Company in last summer’s Festival of Independent Theatres.

Joseph Veasley ’01 has started a Mentoring Youth Sports Organization, North Texas Oilers, whose mission is to provide a structured environment that allows children the opportunity to compete in organized activities that focus on teamwork, leadership, and the community sports. They are based out of Desoto, Texas and are in search of sponsors and donations to help get equipment and open up new sports programs this year. Their website is ntoilers.org and you can help them by liking their facebook pages: NorthTexasOilers (Fan page) or northt.oilers (Official page).

Sara Stoltz ’02 is the communications coordinator at John Paul II High School in Plano, and is marrying Jay Krystinik, Jesuit ’95, in December. She also coaches a girls’ basketball team at St. Rita.

Leighton Wood ’03 just started his 3rd year as the 5th generation in his family's business with New York Life which has served families and business owners for almost 130 years. Since being back in Dallas, he has been active in his Church, Park Cities Presbyterian, and helps out at HP K-life, and West Dallas Community School. He is passionate about where he is from and the people he meets, so he is helping to start the Arkansas Alumni Young Professional group, and will soon to be serving (as one of the newest members) on the BL Alumni Advisory Board.

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Congratulations to Atlanta Braves catcher and BL graduate Evan Gattis ’04 who is having a great start to his major league baseball career.

He recorded his first hit as a major leaguer, a home run off of Roy Halladay at the same time his dad was being interviewed in the stands.

He was voted the National League Rookie of the Month for both April and May. Evan hit his first career grand slam on May 22nd.

Jordan Hart ’04 graduated in December 2012 with Doctorate of Chiropractic from Parker University in Dallas, TX. Additional degrees earned at Parker include a BS in Anatomy and a BS in Health and Wellness. Recipient of the Robert J. Czopoth Service and Leadership Award. Jordan opened her own sports practice in Dallas, Athletic Edge Chiropractic in June 2013.

Dominic Armstrong ’05 graduated from University of Texas with a BA in Math. He currently lives in Austin, Texas and works as a tech support specialist for TRC Consultants. Dominic also tutors high school and college students in math.

Joseph Croll ’06 and Christina Battocletti announce their engagement.

The couple, both 2010 graduates of Rockhurst University in Kansas City, Missouri, are planning their wedding for the summer of 2014. They live in St. Louis, Missouri where Joe is an auto claims adjuster at Farmers Insurance and Christina is a NICU nurse at Cardinal Glennon Children’s Medical Center.

Allison Dumas ’06 graduated from law school at Texas Wesleyan University School of Law in Fort Worth, on May 11, 2013 and is currently studying for the Texas Bar Examination in July.

Collette Cochran ’07 is getting married on August 10, 2013 to David Olivarez (Jesuit College Preparatory ’07). They met at St. Edward’s University in Austin, TX. After graduating from university 2 years ago and working various jobs in various fields, Kevin Cook ’07 saved his money, bought a plane ticket, got TESOL certified, and now lives in Thailand as a full-time English teacher. It was the best decision of his life! He loves the new culture and loves being a teacher. Check out his site at monkeyabroad.com.

Anne Marie Boeding ’08 graduated summa cum laude from UT Arlington in December of 2012. She received many awards for music and leadership, including a prestigious Outstanding Student Leader Award from Student Affairs and the Outstanding Undergraduate Music Student award from the Music department in the spring of 2012. Three weeks after completing her student teaching in Mansfield, she accepted the position as music teacher at St. Pius X Catholic School. She moved back to Dallas and in April took over the parish music directorship at St. Pius X Parish.

Congratulations to Brett Ensor ’08 who was accepted into the Lehigh University Ph.D. program for Chemical Engineering.

Stephanie Main ’08 graduated from LSU in May 2013 with a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture from Louisiana State University’s Robert Reich School of Landscape Architecture (LSU - RRSLA). She earned a 4.0 for her final two years in school, which placed her on the Chancellor's Honor Roll. Stephanie recently began her career with TBG Partners in Dallas and is a member of the American Society of Landscape Architecture (ASLA).

Maggie Barton ’09 has performed as the St. Edward's University mascot, Topper, for the last four years. Barton was a cheerleader, but swapped to being a mascot in high school. She was a high school and college mascot for seven years. Maggie is also in a band called Maggie and the Sauce. She graduated in May 2013 with a BS in Digital Media Management, and is currently working for Eurway Modern Furniture in Austin as a Digital and Social Media Marketing/Customer Service Specialist.

Congratulations to Samantha Gonzalez ’09 for being one of fifteen students selected for a policy internship through the Public Policy Internship Program (PPIP) at Texas A&M University. She spent her spring semester in Washington, D.C. as an integral part of Center for American Progress: Campus Programs.

Former Bishop Lynch baseball teammates competed against each other in college. Jordan Hebert ’09, catcher for the Houston Baptist University Huskies and John Michael Twichell ’09, first baseman for the University of Texas Arlington Mavericks had the unique opportunity to compete against each other in the Hilton Invitational Baseball Classic held at UTA in March 2013. HBU won the first game with UTA taking the honors on Sunday. There were a number of BL alums in attendance.

Sarah Kirkpatrick ’09 has accepted an invitation to join the Peace Corps. She graduated from St. Edward's University in Austin, Texas, in May 2013 and departed in July for the Philippines where she will teach English. Her commitment will be for 27 months. Sarah started her mission journey at Bishop Lynch in her freshman year.

Since then she has been to Honduras, Peru and Uganda Africa.

Congratulations to Stephanie Lawrence ’09 on being named the Delta Sigma Pi Key award recipient for St. Edward’s University.

She was first in her class in the Business School.

Monica Litle ’09 graduated Magna Cum Laude from the University of St. Thomas with a Bachelor of Art and Science majoring in Political Science and minoring in International Studies and History. While attending UST she was a member of the Lady Celts Volleyball team, a member of the Aquinas Honor Society and received the President’s Leadership Award. She will be attending Baylor Law School in the spring.

Travis Upham ’09 recently graduated summa cum laude with a BBA in Finance and Accounting from University of Oklahoma. Travis will start work with Protiviti in July 2013 as a Process Consultant.

Gabriella (Gabbi) Briones ’10 graduated from the University of North Texas in May, 2013 with a Bachelor of Arts in English with a concentration in Creative Writing and a minor in Spanish, along with a Professional Spanish Certificate. Gabbi has been accepted to CIEE's Teach Abroad program and will be teaching at an elementary school in Chamartin, Madrid, Spain this coming fall for the entire 2013-2014 academic year.

Congratulations to Daniel Love ’10 who was part of the presidential escort at the inauguration back in January!

Congratulations to Evan Morris ’10 who was one of handful of kids selected to film a University of Incarnate Word commercial that will be running in the central Texas area for the next year to promote UIW's move to D-1 school status. Also, this past Fall, Evan studied abroad in Heidelberg, Germany and traveled all over Europe!

Congratulations to Jackie Olsen ’10 for being recognized as a U.S. Masters Swimming All American for her excellence in Long Distance Swimming in 2012. She swam the 10K on September 2, 2012, then a 5K on September 9, 2012, and made the top 10 in the 5K! Congratulations to Andy Alig ’12 who was named SCAC Pitcher of the Week in March of 2013. Andy plays for Trinity University, part of the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference. As a first-year Alig tossed a complete-game two-hitter to open a doubleheader against Rockford, giving up just one run. Alig struck out 13 batters in his complete-game victory, improving to 2-1 on the season with the win. He allowed two hits and just one run in nine innings of work, pitching the Tigers to a 5-1 win. For the season, Alig is 2-1 with a 3.00 ERA in his 27 innings pitched, giving up nine earned runs and 20 hits to hold opponents to a .217 batting average. Alig has struck out 32 batters and issued just eight walks in his six appearances.

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WEDDINGS Amanda McKissick ’96 and Marc Newhouse ’99 were married on April 27, 2013, at St. Pius X Catholic Church in Dallas. BL Alumni bridal party attendants included: father of the bride, Mike McKissick ’69, Michael McKissick ’92, Karen McEvoy Olson ’93, Michelle Bowles Jackson ’99, Jamie Pruitt ’99, Joe Ruby ’99, Beeper Gage ’00, Krysti Janick Gage ’02 and Kevin McKissick ’04. The Newhouses currently reside in Garland where Marc is an Insurance Agent with the Knights of Columbus and Amanda is an Account Manager for Parker School Uniforms. PHOTO 1

Chris Snapka ’05 and Rebecca Wyman were married in Norman, OK at Bethel Baptist Church on May 4th, 2013. The couple currently reside in the Dallas area. PHOTO 12

Bridget Tripp ’97 married Andrew Brian Gordon II Saturday, May 18th at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church in Richardson, Texas. BL Alumni bridal party attendants included Gretchen Tripp ’94, Meghan Tripp ’08, Kathleen Peay Bonilla ’96 and Shannon Peay Humphrey ’89. The couple will reside in Richardson. PHOTO 2

Emily Worland ’05 and Arturo Morin ’05 were married at St. Bernard of Clairvaux in Dallas on July 27, 2012. Emily is an AP Government teacher at Marcus High School in Flower Mound, TX. She was named Marcus Teacher of the Year finalist this year. Arturo was recently promoted at Dallas Love Field. PHOTO 14

Christina Dimoulakis ’00 married Greg Lewis on March 3, 2013.

Mimi Litle ’06 married Joey Gilliland ’05 on February 8, 2013 in Dallas, TX. The couple also currently lives in Dallas.

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Faith Fugit ’00 married John Sigren in September 2012. She received her Master of Educational Leadership from the University of Texas Collaborative Urban Leadership Project in May 2013, and in April 2013 she accepted a position as Dean of Students at Sugar Grove Academy, a middle school in Houston Independent School District.

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Chris Armstrong ’01, son of Melody and Bill Armstrong ’75 and Gabrielle Duvall ’01 were married at St. Thomas Aquinas Church on March 9, 2013. The groom’s wedding party included Bryan Winkler ’01, Jay Herbst ’01, Chris Dillard ’01, Spencer Taylor ’01, Ethan Joubran ’01, Joe Snapka ’01, Dominic Armstrong ’05 and Scott Duvall ’99. Bride’s Wedding Party included Lindsay Detrick Winkler ’03, Sarah Broshears Butler ’01, Diane Chapman Noles ’01, Lindsey McShan Hudman ’01 and Aimee Herrin ’01. Celebrant was Fr. Michael Guadagnoli, uncle of the groom, assisted by Deacon Ed Leyden, president of Bishop Lynch High School. PHOTO 5 Rachel Farrell ’03 married Christian Russell on February 4, 2012, at St. Pius X Church. The couple currently reside in Dallas. PHOTO 6 Holly Hartman ’03 married Chad Scudder on March 23, 2013, at the Stoneleigh Hotel in Dallas. The couple currently reside in Dallas.

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Matt McKnight ’03 married Jenniann Woody on May 25, 2013, at University Christian Church in Austin, TX followed by a reception at The Pecan Grove at the Salt Lick in Driftwood, TX. The couple currently reside in Austin. PHOTO 8

Candace Wood ’05 married her college sweetheart, Michael Sanders on March 23, 2013, in Dallas, TX. They met at the University of North Texas and currently live in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania where she works in the Interior Design field while attending the Art Institute of Pittsburgh for Interior Design. PHOTO 13

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Victoria Valdez ’06 and Luis Valadez were married on November 17, 2012, at St. Bernard of Clairvaux Catholic Church in Dallas. PHOTO 15 Chad Vrla ’08 married Jenna Nigh on June 21, 2013, at White Rock Lake Filter Building in Dallas, TX. The couple visited Estes Park, Colorado for their Honeymoon and they are now living and working in Houston. PHOTO 16 Kurt Zihlman ’08 was married to Carrie Hill of Beaumont on June 15, 2013, in College Station at St. Thomas Catholic Church. Groomsmen were several members of the Farmhouse Fraternity at Texas A&M as well as Joe Teichman ’08, Chad Vrla ’08 (members of Roadside Texas Band with Kurt for the past 9 years), as well as members of the BL class of 2008 and Texas A&M graduates, Brantley Adams ’09 and Brad Krocheski ’08. Bridesmaids included Kurt’s sisters, Coleen Zihlman ’98 and Caroline Zihlman ’05. Caroline is also a graduate of Texas A&M. It was a big “Aggie” wedding. After a honeymoon to Belize, the couple will live in Sedalia, Missouri, where Kurt is employed by Tyson.

Kurt is the son of Andy Zihlman ’72 and Teena Muessig Zihlman ’72.

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Sage Joseph ’10 married Sean Suchta ’08 on November 08, 2012 on their 5 year anniversary at Piazza in the Village in Colleyville, TX. Included in the wedding party, were Abbey Stryk ’10, Aarnes Smith ’08, Harold Drake ’07 and Heather Rigal ’07. The couple currently lives in Dallas. PHOTO 18

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Christine Farrell ’04 and Graham Howitt were married on April 6, 2013, at St. Pius X Catholic Church in Dallas. Christine is a Registered Interior Designer at Droese Raney Architecture and is in charge of the West Coast shop design for Lush Fresh Handmade Cosmetics as well as other retail and commercial projects. PHOTO 9

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Morgan Moorehead ’05 married Thomas Spann, Jr. on June 22, 2013, at Perkins Chapel on the SMU Campus in Dallas, TX. PHOTO 10 Victoria Seguin ’05 married Stephen Harlan of Purcell, OK on February 24, 2013, at the Wildwood Inn, Denton, TX. The couple have made their home in Plano, TX. PHOTO 11

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BIRTHS Kristi Larsen Long ’90 and her husband, Nathan just celebrated the birth of their 7th child! Rachel Elizabeth was born on June 27, 2013.

Her siblings are Sam (10), David (9), Anne Marie (7), Nathan, Jr. (5), Eli (4) and Sarah (2). The family currently lives in Dallas. PHOTO 1

Jennifer Ramirez Robinson ’97 and her husband Lance welcomed their twin sons, Caleb Zachary and Brenden Alexander on October 9, 2012. PHOTO 12

Carla Lacy Blackwell ’93 and her husband, Terrance welcomed their daughter, Caidyn Carter on May 2, 2013. PHOTO 2

Mike O’Connell ’98 and Laura Newman O'Connell ’98 welcomed their third son, Kyle Matthew on October 8, 2012. He joins big brothers, Adam (5) and Brendan (3). PHOTO 13

Lisa Moreno McIntyre ’93 and her husband, Wayne welcomed their first child, Logan Bryce McIntyre, born on October 23, 2012. Logan is an American/Canadian dual citizen! PHOTO 3

Jessica Patton Wallish ’98 and Jeremy Wallish ’98 welcomed their second child, Jordan Adam born on May 13, 2013. He joins big brother, Jacob (6). PHOTO 14

Dan O'Connell ’93 and his wife, Heidi, welcomed their second child, Abigail on January 29, 2013. She joins big sister, Elisabeth (2-1/2).

The Ahlfors sisters, Melissa ’98, Tiffany ’00, and Jackie ’02 had babies in the fall of 2012! From left to right: Melissa (married to Adam Anderly ’98) with Hope, born on October 18; Tiffany (married to Tony Moscrey ’00) with Edward, born September 20; and Jackie (married to Chad Smith) with Hazel, born on November 26. PHOTO 15

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Jenci Kocsis ’94 and his wife, Tiffani welcomed their second child, Paige Elizabeth on January 9, 2013. She joins big brother, Kellen (1-1/2). PHOTO 5 Joseph Abraham Martinez was born on November 28, 2012 to the proud parents Joseph Martinez ’94 and Antoinette Marie Rosales Martinez ’97 and proud big sister, Alivia Margot Martinez (3). PHOTO 6 Matthew Aguirre ’95 and Shelley Larkin Aguirre ’97 announced the birth of their daughter, Anna Aguirre on February 3, 2013.

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Kate O’Connell Caballero ’95 and husband, Miguel welcomed thier first child, Margaret Rose “Maggie” Caballero born on March 22, 2013. PHOTO 8 Marissa Montes Cruz ’96 and her husband, Mark, welcomed Joaquin Xavier Cruz born on June 28, 2012. He joins his proud big sister Isabella Nicole (9), and big brothers Rafael Martin (7) and Landon Elijah (2). The family currently lives in Dallas. PHOTO 9 Amanda Van Roy Morrissey ’96 and her husband, Chad, welcomed their son, Luca Logan, on March 14, 2013. Luca joins his thrilled big sister Makenna Paige (2-1/2). Amanda and Chad will also celebrate their 5th wedding anniversary this October. PHOTO 10

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Rachel Adams Gonzales ’01 and her husband, Frank welcomed their second child, Cecilia Analise in February 2013. She joins big brother, David Sebastian (3). The couple lives in San Diego, CA where they met in grad school at San Diego State University.

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Leigh Anne Leahey Sullivan ’01 and her husband Jared had their second child, a son, Michael Cartwright Sullivan on January 22, 2013.

Michael joins big sister, Caroline (2).

Erin Clarkson ’02 married Brian Welk on November 5, 2011 and welcomed a baby boy, Barrett on August 30, 2012. Pictured with Barrett is Erin’s mom. PHOTO 16

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Taylor Pearson Arledge ’03 and her husband, Austin were blessed with a precious little boy Ayden Austin Arledge on January 28, 2013.

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Parker Hornsby ’04 and his wife Jessica, welcomed their first child, Evelyn Joanne, on March 16, 2013. PHOTO 18 Maria Litle Neville ’04 and her husband, Clayton welcomed their second daughter, Logan Kathleen, who was born June 6, 2013. She joins big sister, Kennedy (1-1/2). PHOTO 19

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OBITUARIES ALUMNI Susan Long Griffin ’66 passed away on January 22, 2013. She was the mother of Kevin Griffin+ ’00 who died the summer before his freshman year.

Jan Pasqua Spears ’66 passed away on January 20, 2010.

John McClung ’69 passed away on March 16, 2013. He was the father of Christa McClung Roberts ’95, Jeff McClung ’96 and Catherine McClung ’00.

Jaci Stelloh ’78 passed away on January 31, 2013.

She was the sister of Joan Stelloh Hubbell ’69, John Stelloh '72 and Jeri Stelloh Phillips ’76.

Paul J. Koenig ’79 passed away on August 11, 2013. He was the brother of Cecilia Koenig Bonde ’77.

Duane Barton ’82 passed away on May 29, 2013.

Mike Petter ’83 passed away on June 8, 2013.

He was the brother of Karen Petter Marotta ’79 and the brother-in-law of Mark Marotta ’78. He was also the step-brother of Diane Vrba Wright ’68, Gary Vrba ’71, Ron Vrba ’75 and Steve Vrba ’79 and the uncle of Kristie Marotta ’06.

Brian Caraker ’90 passed away on January 26, 2013. He was the brother of Kristi Caraker Wilczynski ’84, Mikki Caraker Gaddis ’87 and David Caraker ’89.

CHILDREN Jonathon Miskulin passed away on February 6, 2013. He was the son of Joseph Miskulin ’74 and nephew of Kathy Miskulin Harden ’78.

John C. “Jack” O’Brien, IV (age 3) passed away on February 20, 2013. He was the son of John O’Brien III ’87 and Gina O’Brien and the nephew of Jennifer O’Brien Kennedy ’85 and Todd O’Brien ’90.

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Albert Gebron passed away on February 7, 2013.

He was the father of Michele Gebron Flusche ’69.

Virginia Hemmi passed away on March 26, 2013. She was the mother of Robert Hemmi ’71, Kathy Hemmi Nevitt ’73, David Hemmi ’78, Billy Hemmi ’82 and Theresa Hemmi Lobmeyer ’85 and the mother-in-law of Matt Nevitt ’73. She was also the grandmother of John Hemmi ’99, Jennifer Hemmi ’02 and Jessica Hemmi ’05.

Thomas Hughes passed away on April 30, 2013.

He was the father of Sally Hughes Enzian ’66, Tom Hughes ’67, Mary Hughes Maxwell ’68, Mike Hughes ’78 and John Hughes ’79.

Stella Klapp passed away on March 20, 2013.

She was the mother of Kathy Klapp Stock ’72 and the mother-in-law of Wally Stock ’66. She was also the grandmother of Aric Stock ’11.

William Lubbers passed away on March 17, 2013. He was the father of Jerry Lubbers ’69, Carol Lubbers Johns ’71 and Debbie Lubbers Benita ’74.

Mary Taylor passed away on September 3, 2012.

She was the mother of Daniel Taylor ’02.

Hortentia Vadasz passed away on April 26, 2013.

She was the mother of Laszlo Vadasz ’80.

Robert Venner passed away on January 18, 2013.

He was the father of Brian Venner ’77.

Roger Williams, father of Kristen Williams Munoz ’03 passed away on April 10, 2013.

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Mary Lou Macias, grandmother of Mary Macias Morales ’83, Mark Macias ’85, Jesse “Skooter” Chavoya III ’87 and Jamie Chavoya ’92 passed away on March 20, 2013.

George McIngvale, Sr. passed away on February 28, 2012. He is is survived by his wife of 64 years, Angela. Mr. McIngvale was the father of George McIngvale, Jr.+ ’68, Jim McIngvale ’69, Julia McIngvale Stout ’71, Mary McIngvale Dunson ’72, Ralph McIngvale ’75 and Angela McIngvale Jones ’84.

Charles Mohrle passed away on May 7, 2013.

He was the father of Charles Mohrle ’69.

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Matt Stephens passed away on July 10, 2013. He was the father of Luke Stephens ’13 and the brother of Sally Stephens Norris ’73 and Michael Stephens ’75 and the uncle of Cody Norris ’03 and Jack Norris ’07.

Jean Marie McGann passed away on March 5, 2013. She was the mother of Kelley Park Hernandez ’88 and Edward Park ’92 and the mother-in-law of Chuck Hernandez ’88.

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Ramón Rolando Rodríguez passed away on February 26, 2013. He was the father of faculty member, Maria Sosa Rodriguez.

Elner Conner passed away on February 23, 2013.

She was the grandmother of Keri Young Foreman ’88, Lindsay Young ’99 and Collin Young ’01 and the mother of faculty member, Terry Young.

Elizabeth “Betty” Millar passed away on June 11, 2013. She was the mother of Cheryl Rivera Smith ’69, Michele Rivera Ray ’77 and Kelly Kay Rivera ’80.

Mark Daly, Jr. passed away on January 24, 2013.

He was the father of Ann Daly Karam ’68, Mark Patrick Daly ’72, Mike Daly ’73, Tim Daly ’76 and1 Laura Daly ’79.

Bill Rule passed away on April 11, 2013. He was the father of Jill Rule Cale ’72 and the fatherin-law of Chuck Cale ’72. He was also the grandfather of Laura Eberius ’07, Katie Cale ’09 and Kelsie Cale ’10.

Ottie Motley Lynch passed on July 16, 2013..

She was the mother of Tommy Motley+ ’68, Emily Motley Dulgar ’71, Mark Motley ’77 and John Motley ’82.

Cherie Dreyer passed away on April 5, 2013. She was the wife of Gary Dreyer ’70 and the sister-in-law of David Dreyer ’77.

Rosemary Allman passed away on February 28, 2013. She was the mother of Mark Romeo ’68, Angela Romeo Bonner ’69, Jeff Romeo ’71, John Romeo ’72 and Mariel Romeo+ ’74.

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Lu Fortunato passed away on February 8, 2013.

She was the mother of Maria Fortunato Baker ’67, Michelle Fortunato ’69 and Joanne Fortunato Higgins ’76.

William “Bill” Muessig passed away on January 25, 2013. He was the father of Craig Muessig ’69, Teena Muessig Zihlman ’72, Jeff Muessig and Janet Muessig Coyle and the father-in-law of Andy Zihlman ’72. He was also the grandfather of Coleen Zihlman ’98, Chris Coyle ’99, Caroline Zihlman ’05, Kurt Zihlman ’08, Jenni Muessig ’08 and Will Muessig ’11.

Janie G. Martinez passed away on June 1, 2013.

She was the grandmother of Matt Martinez, Jr. ’93 and Christine Martinez Lopez and the great-grandmother of Nicholas Martinez, Class of 2015 and Thomas Martinez, Class of 2016.

Richard Post passed away on November 9, 2012.

He was the grandfather of Sarah Post ’04 and Hannah Post, Class of 2014 and the father of current faculty member, David Post.

SIBLINGS Martin Marotta passed away on May 5, 2013.

He was the son of Anthony+ and Patricia Marotta who was a cafeteria staff member here for over 30 years. He was also the brother of Lori Marotta ’73, Louis Marotta ’75, Mark Marotta ’78, Julie Marotta Einstein ’80 and Rose Marotta Blessing ’81, brother-in-law to Karen Petter Marotta ’79 and uncle to Kristie Marotta ’06.

Tom Schutze passed away on June 10, 2013. He was the brother of Donna Wetzel Wildman ’75, 3Sister Michelle Marie (Diane Schutze ’76), Lisa Wetzel Donovan ’77 and Karen Schutze Burnett ’79 and was the uncle of Leah Wildman ’13.