The Indiana Catholic Women’s Conference on March 22, 2014 will feature Janet Sahm, class of 2006. Janet is one of six presenters, and she will speak on how to engage and address our culture as a Catholic woman.

Lily & Madeleine are on tour in 2014! Tonight they perform for Happy Hour with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. And next week they’ll be at the Do317 Lounge on Friday and Saturday.

We are proud to announce two of our alumnae, BCHS Director of Academic Support, Beth Brogan, BCHS Class of 1986 and Alice Mattingly, St. Pius X Teacher, BCHS Class of 1975 have been named 2 of the 8 finalists for the Saint Theodora Excellence in Education Award. This is the highest honor for a Catholic educator in the Archdiocese.

Nick Boyce, class of 2011 is a part of the Wabash College cross country team who just won the Great Lakes Regional Championship! Congratulations to Nick and the Wabash cross country team.

Bridget Feeney, class of 2009, wrote an article for St. Mary’s College about her experience with famous sitcom writers, Bill Persky and Tom Leopold. Bridget met the duo while they were visiting St. Mary’s and has continued to stay in touch with them.

Photographer Ben Fahrbach, class of 2006, caught these shots of Pete Hartley, class of 2013, who plays football for Purdue.

Emily Stroble, class of 2006, helped produce a television show that’s been 3 years in the making, and the show’s season premiere debuted on October 6th on WFYI-PBS. The show is called “Family Travel” and is the first of it’s kind. Learn more and find local listing at www.familytravelck.com.

Dr. Elizabeth (Betsy) Groves-Egan, class of 1996, currently works as an ophthalmologist at St. Vincent Anderson Regional Hospital. Dr. Groves is able to spend a week every year, traveling to Guaymi, Panama and performing cataracts surgery on patients who travel for days to visit them. She and her team are providing sight for hundreds of patients at each trip, and in one case allowed a person to see their grandchild for the very first time!