Category: General

Denise Morrow, ’92, teacher, singer

Denise Morrow, BCHS Class of 1992, earned her bachelor’s in elementary education from Marian University and is presently working on her master’s in curriculum and education at Western Governors University. Denise taught 1st grade for 9 years, kindergarten: 1 year, preschool: 1 year and is presently a 2nd grade teacher. She also keeps busy outside of school. She is a member of St.Rita’s Church where she sings in the choir. She is also a member of the Indianapolis Philharmonic Gospel Choir. She received her 25 year pin as a member of the Knights & Ladies of St. Peter Claver, Christ the King Court #97. Thank you so much Denise, for sharing your accomplishments and interests!

Sara (Perry) Bye, ’09, is married

Congratulations to Sara (Perry) Bye, BCHS Class of 2009! She writes to tell us she recently married Andrew Bye. They are expecting their first child in March. The family resides in Bluffton.

Class of 1965 celebrates their 70th Birthdays

The Class of 1965 — they are turning 70 – and celebrated all of their birthdays with a party. Alumni gathered on June 3 at George’s Neighborhood Grill in celebration! Here are some photos from the event.

Summer of Service Opportunity

Spend your summer with the Sisters of St. Benedict during the 2017 Summer of Service, May 28 – July 3. Serve the poor and homeless, the elderly — at high schools, at retreats and in the community of St. Benedict. Time for reflection and prayer with the sisters too! No cost to those participating! Open to single women, ages 19-35. Locations in Indianapolis or Covington, KY. View Flyer with details.

2017 Alumni Basketball League is forming

Calling All Alumni: The men’s basketball league teams are now forming. League play begins in early January at BCHS. For more information, contact Steve Kavanaugh at kavy2530@aol.com or 317-339-3324. Thank you to our 2017 league sponsor:

Class of 1971 45-Year Reunion Photos

The BCHS Class of 1971 celebrated their 45-Year Reunion on July 29 and 30th, with tours of the school, dinner, entertainment and great camaraderie among those attending.
Click the photo below to view an album of their reunion photos. 1971-45reunion-combo

Tim Doyle, ’79, invites all to MDFF Bowling Extravaganza: September 25

Tim Doyle (BCHS Class of 1979) is president of the not for profit Muscular Dystrophy Family Foundation in addition to his day job. 5 of the 7 Doyle siblings have been affected by Muscular Dystrophy (MD): Debbie (1974), Mack (1975), Tim (1979), Jody (1980) and Jenny (1988). The two siblings unaffected are Danny (1977) and Jamie (1982). Tim invites all alumni to join in supporting the 2016 MDFF Bowling Extravaganza! Enjoy an evening of bowling while supporting the foundation on Sunday, September 25, from 5-7pm at Woodland Bowl. The $36 registration includes 2 games of bowling, shoe rental, buffet dinner, T-shirt, and a chance to win door prizes. All ages are welcome.
Wouldn’t it be great to get 2-3 teams from the following Bishop Chatard classes: 1977-1978-1979-1980?
(Of course, if anyone wants to participate, it is certainly open to all!)

Sign Up For the EVENT

(It might be best to sign up 4 people at once as a team – but you can sign up individually and be assigned to a team). If you want to just donate, go to the donate section of the MDFF website – www.mdff.org.  

Are you interested in an Alumni Tennis League?

NEW! Alumni tennis league! We’re looking for people interested in a BCHS Alumni Tennis League for alumni and current parents only. The league would be open to men and women, and would tentatively run from May-September of 2016. If you’re interested, please email Scott Wenclewicz at scott@wenc-insurance.com.

Calling all El Salvador Trip Alumni – ’98-’14

Keep Connected!

Visit the Tamarindo Foundation Website, www.tamarindofoundation.org, for the latest happenings and news with the Tamarindos! Reconnect with friends by following us on Facebook, www.facebook.com/TamarindoFoundation! Making a Difference in El Salvador has always been our goal. Empowering the youth of El Salvador to discern a future with dignity is what happens when people care. Come along and be a part of the Tamarindo journey, they’re worth it!