Zach Hartley, class of 2009, was named Greek Man of the Year at Ball State University. Zach is a part of Sigma Chi fraternity and has served in several leadership roles through the Intrafraternity Council (IFC) during his time on Campus. He most recently served at IFC President from November 2011 to December 2012. As President, he brought 2 new Fraternities to campus, increased philanthropic contributions and community service, and had the all-Greek GPA rise above 3.0 for the first time in 32 years.
Zach plans to graduate in May of 2013 with a degree in Business Administration.
Rachel Ward, class of 2011, plays Women’s Lacrosse for Lock Haven University in Pennsylvania. Rachel was featured in a school news article last week for her high scoring game against their rival, West Chester. Click here to read more http://golhu.com/news/2013/4/21/WLAX_0421134350.aspx.
Congratulations! Katie, Class of 2008, and her husband Daniel welcomed their son Dean Allen on March 27th 2013. He came into the world weighing a whooping 9lbs 10oz. Proud aunts and uncles include Elisa (Rudolph) Fahrbach (06), Ben Fahrbach (06), Becky Rudolph (10), Paul Rudolph (14), and Claire Rudolph (16)
Noblesville student’s class project comforts children in crisis
It started out as a simple assignment in Mrs. Bond’s 8th-grade science class at Our Lady of Grace Catholic School in Noblesville.
“Through this process, you all had to try to make a difference,” said Angela (Watts) Bond, BCHS Class of ’98, as she addressed her students.
One of her students was so inspired to make a difference, that her work started ‘Bella’s Crusade’, which helps children of domestic violence.
View the video from Fox 59 and read more about this caring student and her teacher who inspired her to ‘make a difference’.
Justin Cooper, ’93, self-taught artist, blends layers of acrylic, oil, wet-sanded canvas and metallic leaf to create subtle pictures in the style of Christian art — but the subjects are animals, often with halos – and painted in a style similar to early Japanese printmaker and painter Katsushika Hokusai.
His work was featured in exhibition as “Missed The Boat”, presented in 2011 at the Primary Gallery, Murphy Art Center. In it, you can see the influence of the Eastern Orthodox tradition of icon painting — in a raccoon’s halo, for example — and also the influence that the children’s literature classic, Aesop’s Fables, had.
Read more about his art and this exhibit at www.nuvo.net
Dr. Mary (Wagner) Fuhs, Class of 2002, recently accepted a position as Professor of Psychology at the University of Dayton! She will be starting this August. Congratulations Mary!
Logan Cook, Class of 2006, tells us he is currently an Associate II at Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc., an engineering, architectural and materials firm. He lives in Chicago, IL. He was married in 2012 to Jessica Hayden. Congratulations Logan!
