BCHS Alumni News Blog
Dr. Curtiss Moore, MD, BCHS Class of 2001, writes about his journey from Indianapolis to becoming a cardiology fellow at UT Southwestern Medical Center. Follow his tale — from being inspired as a youngster by Dr. Ben Carson’s book ‘Gifted Hands’ to the persistence of his mother to the support of classmates at Prairie View A&M University to the present. Don’t miss reading this fascinating article, with insights for all, on what it takes to become a doctor and how Curtiss landed up in the field of cardiology.
Read the article from UT Southwestern Medical Center Website.
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!) (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.
1996 20-Yr Reunion Photos
The Class of 1996 held their 20-year reunion on Saturday, July 16, beginning with mass in the BCHS Chapel celebrated by classmate Fr. Zyg Mazanowski. A tour of the school followed and the reunion continued at the Cornerstone Coffee Shop at Moe and Johnny’s. The class especially remembered classmate Matthew Tyburski, with donations to install a brick paver in his memory near the football field entrance. (Click on a photo to view the slideshow).
Martha Carlson, ’66, receives Best of Show
Congratulations to Martha Carlson, Class of 1966! She recently received Best In Show for her art piece submitted to the March 2016 Passion Collide Art Show at the Raymond James Stutz Art Gallery.
Proceeds from the show benefited the SurviveOars Paddle boat team here in Indianapolis.

Photos courtesy of www.indysurviveoars.org


























































































