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senior Josh Keiffer

BY COLLIN O’CONNORCo Sports Editor

FORMER REBEL DRAFTEDPerry Kitchen selected by D.C. United in MLS draft

After just one year playing for Akron Uni-versity, freshman Perry Kitchen decided

to professionally play in America and put his name in the draft, despite chances to play

“I thought this would be a good place to get -

portunity to still see me play, but eventually I!d

Kitchen attended Roncalli for one year, and his sister, Noelle Kitchen, is currently a fresh-

He was selected with the third overall pick

college teammate, Chris Korb, later in the

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seeing all of my teammates getting drafted and

This season, Kitchen and five of the first seven draft picks led the Akron Zips to a 22-1-2 record and their first ever national champion-

However, his success did not just start at -

tional team dating back to 2007 with the U-17

These teams are designed to take the best talent in the country and place them against the highest level of competition throughout the

His 2009 U-20 team finished as runner up in this year!s world competition when they lost

Now, Kitchen has a new goal ahead of him-

four championships and one of the largest fan

their games has dropped by 6,000 since their

This has a lot to do with the success of the team, as they have missed the playoffs every

“I have only been in a preseason a couple

enjoying the game and playing for a great STANDING TALL: Former Rebel Perry Kitchen shakes hands with commissioner Don Garber on draft day. He was drafted third overall by D.C. United.

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Standing up for lifeStudents traveled to the nation’s capitol for the annual March for Life

With hopes of changing attitudes and out-looks on abortion, students and staff mem-

After a 10-hour bus trip, the group arrived in the nation!s capitol and visited historic monu-

amazing to me is how prevalent hate is in the world and how quick people are to brush things

Holocaust museum that justifies the killing of in-nocent lives,” said senior Claire Curtis Graphic photos and heartbreaking stories in the Holocaust museum helped students put into perspective the value of human life and the

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“I was awed as I stood in front of the

In this instant, it hit me how absurd the human mind is to put people in jail for killing people on the streets, yet no one is punished for killing babies in the safety of their mother!s womb,”

Singing and chanting filled the streets of

reason why we were on the trip,” said junior Emily Neunot everyone knew each other well, they were

The pro-life trip produced a positive effect for many of the students and brought out issues

the trip helped them evaluate the true impor-tance of human life and to stand up for what

BY PAULINE DEARINGFeature Writer

February 1st brought a snowy front and an abnormal ice storm, creating both a local

Cars were buried, trees were covered and roads were layered with ice, creating

caused hazardous road conditions that led to countless car wrecks, broken bones due

The most notable issue was school

three days, Indianapolis Public Schools

The thick layers of ice made for dangerous settings especially for buses and students waiting at bus stops, causing an extra day

With school calendars lacking enough built in snow make-up days, many schools were left wondering if they would be forced

Public Instruction, Tony Bennett has said

Since Roncalli has only two built in snow make-up days left on the calendar, students are questioning when the third day will be

-tain of when the day will be made up, they are waiting until warmer weather arrives,

There are a few options as to what will

now, the winter weather will still unfold the

Closings causecabin feverIce storm covers Indiana, leaving many distressedBY ADAIR DORSETT AND CAITLIN KENNEDYSta! Writers

MARCHING STRONG: The Pro-Life Club went to Washington D.C. at the end of January to express their Chris-tian belief against abortion. The group stopped at the National Mall.

PHOTO BY PAULINE DEARING

As second semes-ter is in full swing, seniors are looking for the right school

There may be ben-

undecided rather than declaring a

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News IebelRevIewR! February 18, 2011

Roncalli News

BY ADAIR DORSETTNews Editor

BY MICHELLE SCHULTZClubs Editor

Sophomore Michael Millott is the !rst RHS all-state band member since 1997. Millott will be playing the eupho-nium (a smaller version of the tuba).

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Sophomore Matt Knierman was awarded !rst place for his speech in the Interna-tional Extemp division at the Greensburg High School speech meet.

Architecture and design teacher, Jim Ratli", received the ExtraordinAIRY Teacher of the Year award.

Sophomore Jessica Neu became the Indianapolis Single Girls’ Bowling Regional Champ on February 5.

The most popular club for stu-dents for the past several

years has been ski club; in fact, some students have to be put on a waiting list just to join. Because there is a set number of students who can participate, students must sign up online in or-der to join. They also go through a sign up process with Perfect North Slopes. 110 students take part in each ski trip. Since so many students are a part of the group, two large and two small buses are needed to drive to Perfect North Slopes. Besides the students, their equip-ment, school bags, clothes and

“Students that are not part of the ski club but would like to go skiing on one of our trips can con-tact me to see if space is available on our buses,” said Mrs. Shellie Hartford, assistant principal for student activities. When students who are signed up cancel, more room is available for those students on the waiting list.

throughout the ski season. Rebels pay for a pass that allows them to ski four times. If a student at-tends two skiing or snowboarding lessons, they are able to receive a

Students participating in ski club have varying degrees of ex-perience on the slopes, including beginners and experienced skiers as well as snowboarders. Some of the experienced members bring their own equipment with them on each trip. If a student does not have any equipment, they sign up with the package that included ski/snowboard rental. Some Rebels join because they enjoy skiing and snowboarding or they want to make new friends. Others join for their own reasons. “It sounded like a good way to get out during winter and meet new people,” said junior Tyler Sipes. Others create memories of fun high school trips. “My favorite memory was get-ting air while snowboarding in the terrain park,” said junior Joe Perr.

Ski club gains popularityThe rapidly growing ski club continues to attract members who create memories that will last a lifetime

College decisions up in the airStudents consider the choice of remaining undecided

The college admissions season is well on its way and current seniors are faced with the decision of where they will be spending the next

four years of their lives.

of all students, as their end goal is earning a degree. However, enter-ing college as an “undecided” and choosing not to declare a major at

College counselor Mrs. Mary Hall mentions one of the most impor-tant advantages of being undecided. “It allows you to explore several different curricular areas,” said Hall. “Some universities have career assessments and bring in guest speakers to assist students in moving into a direction of interest.” Choosing not to declare a major is not the only decision that affects graduating; transferring colleges at the end of a semester or two also

know that it is certainly not going to ruin a college career.

“Before you switch, make sure all of your classes transfer and meet with your academic advisor to make sure you!re not losing credits or time. Do research on why you did or did not like the program that the college had to offer, so you!re not just transferring to transfer,” said Hall. It is important to be sure that the second school you are moving to has a stronger program - that it is something you need or want in order to earn the degree of your choice. But the preparation towards graduating from college does not just begin in college. It!s not to late to prepare yourself in high school. Ac-cording to Mrs. Hall, doing homework, talking to teachers and profes-sors, seeking help when it is needed and getting involved all have an impact on a college experience. These are things to do in both high school and college in order to excel in your work. Overall, the most important thing that can prohibit a student from reaching his or her goal is poor time management. What!s the key? Prioritize, prioritize, prioritize.

PHOTO BY GABI KOENIGWINTER WONDERLAND: Junior Alex Servie, Senior Christina Ancelet, Senior Sara Foresman and Junior Megan Utterback take a break from skiing to pose for the camera.

Winter whoops“I was going too fast. Right

far, crash-landed, and fell right onto my left hand. I immediately started screaming in pain and slowly crawled off to the side.”Freshman Blake Ryan

“I was skiing down Backstage, and a girl came up behind me and ran into me. I fell over the edge of a hill. I landed so that two trees were holding me up by my arms and my skis were dangling in the air. Ski patrol had to come rescue me!”Sophomore Mackenzie Harrington

PHOTOS BY LIFETOUCH

“Last year, I got talked into skiing down

I was doing pretty well. Then, I hit a huge patch of ice near the bottom of the slope and could not stop! People saw me coming, and thankfully, everyone moved out of the way. I ended up running into one of the pillars on the lodge!”Senior Rachel Janitz

“Once, I was skiing down Far Side, which is one of the easier runs. I was messing around, and about halfway down the slope, I hit powder and totally lost control. The next thing I knew, one of my skis had popped off, and I was

stop, and ended up crashing into a few trees!”Sophomore Madeline Koenig

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Random Rebel

Features !February 18, 2011

BY ANDREA RODRIGUEZSta! Writer

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Selecting music everyone likes during passing periods might be impossible, but each year four

students, typically seniors, are chosen through a se-ries of referrals by their moderator, Mr. Ryan Costello to perform the important, yet thankless task. TRF has been a part of Roncalli since 2005. It started during winter spirit week and the student council asked if music could be played during the passing periods leading up to the pep rally at the end of spirit week, and Mr. Weisenbach approved the idea. “The response was so positive, that we then asked if we could play music each Friday. We were allowed to try it out for the entire fourth quarter of that year to see if it would be too much of a distraction,” said English teacher, Mr. Ryan Costello. Students have the opportunity to request songs to be played in the hallways through passing periods on Fridays. Songs can be suggested by students who

StuCo boards. Also new this year, students have the ability to recommend songs via the StuCo fan page on Facebook. The TRF members and their moderator screen through the lyrics and make sure the music is school appropriate. If there are not enough songs, the TRF members are given the privilege of choosing the

whether or not the songs will be added to the playlist. TRF helps make Friday passing periods more fun. TRF is an exciting part of Fridays and “... both the students and staff [enjoy] the music on Fridays,” said Costello.

Music by the people for the people

Total Request FridayBY SHELBY ENNISSta! Writer

Inspiring teachers Students express appreciation for quality teachersSta! WriterBY KRISTEN MCCARTHY

From preschool to college graduation, teachers are the extra set of adults in our life. Roncalli High School is

extremely blessed to be full of many talented teachers whose love of their profession shines through in the work that they do. “[Mrs. Striby] taught me not to be afraid of what kinds of books I read,” said sophomore Bobby McKay.

success. A phone call made to the parents of a student for a job well done from Mrs. Miles is like winning the lottery. “Having Mrs. Miles helped improve my writing skills,”said junior Ben McSwain The teachers at RHS expect students to succeed and hold themselves accountable for their own learning. An open door policy before and after school allows many students to receive that extra help and support. Some

students. “[Mr. North] made me love chemistry and want to study it as my major,” said junior Lauren McCauley.

Some teachers are extremely creative, motivating their students to learn by assigning fun but educational

a highly contagious aid and will challenge students to always strive to better themselves. “[Mrs. Helbing] connects with her class and keeps it interesting” said junior Warren Schalk Just as Mrs. Helbing has a way with relating to her students, so does Mr. Jim Ratliff. He is referred to by his students as the captain of the ship. Senior Justin Smith has decided to continue learning about architecture because of Mr. Ratliff. “Whether he is driving his yellow corvette or leading the division, he is by far the best teacher ever to walk the halls of Roncalli. We have never lost a man or woman overboard...yet,” said Smith. Just as the students vary in personality, each teacher has their own style and characteristics that allow different students to connect with different teachers. Whether their approach is casual and relaxed or strict and structured each one has most likely touched the life of a student.

Senior Kelsey Gritt

Book: The Last Song

Color: Purple

Movie: Man on Fire

Class: Child develop

ment!!What is your favorite....

If you could start any

club what would it be?

Rummi Club

What is the best

school memory you

have?

Prom

If you could go anywhere in the

world where would you go?Atlantis

What is your least favorite school

memory?The long college talks

junior yearIf you could change one

thing about Roncalli,

what would you change?2 hour delays everyday

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What is one thing no one knows about

you?I can belly dance!

SCIENCE RULES: Chemistry teacher Mr. Ben North teaches his class and inspires all of his students to do their best and to always work hard. The students were learning at the time about complex ions.

PHOTO BY MAX BROWNING Log on to the Roncalli StuCo facebook page and request a songStop by the cafeteria StuCo board and

Request a TRF song:

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RONCALLI WORLDWIDE

Roncalli CollegeTimaru, New Zealand

An international school consisting of 450 students, Roncalli College offers secondary education for students in years 9 to 13. Exchange students from several countries around the world, includ-ing Japan, Germany, Finland and South Korea, stay with New Zea-land families to learn the English language. Unique classes include tourism and hospitality, graphics, outdoor education, barbershop choir and motocross club offered as extra-curricular activities. The school!s most popular sports include rugby, cricket, soccer and netball, a girl!s sport similar to rugby. All students are required to wear blazers and ties, and kilts are a regular addition to girl!s uniforms; however, there are designated uniforms for the summer and winter seasons. Timaru!s coastal location creates a seaside atmosphere for students and teachers.

Roncalli Central High SchoolNewfoundland, Canada

Even though it is no longer a Catholic school, Roncalli Central High still shares the namesake of Pope John XXIII. Every year, gradua-tion is celebrated with a Mass. A free

breakfast club is available for all students before school hours. School starts at

-ute periods plus a 15-minute recess and a 45-minute lunch break. Every classroom has a smart board and teacher lessons are usually interactive. Popular sports include basketball, volleyball, softball and cross country. The school has a robotics team and also offers environmental club as well as art club among others.

Roncalli Catholic School SystemAberdeen, South Dakota

Aberdeen, South Dakota, is home to the Roncalli Cavaliers. The Catholic private school is home to elementary, middle and high school students. Sporting the colors of green and yellow, they offer sports and academic teams. The students have uniforms like most private schools and offer good educational experiences.

Roncalli High School Maniotowoc, Wisconsin

The home of the Roncalli Jets is located in Maniotowoc, Wisconsin. The Catholic students have uniforms that are navy and white. Having an athletic high school, they offer a va-riety of sports and academic teams. They also have Netbooks for every student to incorporate technology into the classroom.

Roncalli High School Omaha, Nebraska

Roncalli High School in Omaha, Ne-braska, has a lot to offer students with sports, theater productions, academics and much more. Inspired by Pope John XXIII, religion classes are also provid-ed. All junior students complete an ACT Prep course as part of their English education. They also have uniforms, which include pants, skirts, skorts and uniform shirts. Faith and family are stressed as they are a close knit group of 300 students. The Flying Lions is their mascot and their colors are red and gold.

Rebel mascot may be unique, but the Roncalli name is shared by othersFeature Writer

Omaha, Nebraska: Roncalli Catholic High School offers eight class periods each day and an early bird period for students who wish to take a ninth period.

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Pope John XXIIIBorn Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli in Sotto il Monte, Italy, he is the man behind the name of these high schools. Roncalli was elected to the papacy October 28, 1958, following the

death of Pope Pius XII. During his time as a cardinal, he made several efforts to help Jewish refugees during World War II. Even in his early teens, he was on a quest to deepen his faith and grow in holiness. He kept journals through out his entire

legacy is still taught and shared in Catholic -

tember of 2000.

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Do you check your horoscope?

“I don’t because I never think about it unless I am reading a magazine. Sometimes I am scared to see what they say!”

-Junior Emily Strattman

“It’s cool to look at because most of the time it actually happens the way it says.”

-Sophomore Jared Hughey

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Recent speculation has led people to believe zodiacs have changedZodiac rumors persist

100 students were given a survey on their opinion of horoscopes and whether or not they follow theirs.

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The Rebel Review Staff

February 18, 2011

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Dear Lord, We are gathered here tonight in your name to honor those athletes who have not only taken the !eld for Roncalli, but who have taken to the battle !eld for You.It is not always on the sports !eld that we do our battle, but on the !eld of everyday life. We do not battle for the goals nor the touchdowns, or the blue rings, but for the cross that we will carry to You. Allow not our memories to be !lled by the highlight tapes or the dazzling plays, but instead by the prayers that began our games and the huddles we made to praise you after our victories and even our defeats. Let us not only think it was the weight of the iron in the weight room or the long hours of practice that made us victorious, but the weight of the cross and the hours on our knees that made us great. As for the seniors who have taken o" their Roncalli jersey for the last time, help us re-member that the competition has just begun. For the real battle is not with the pigskin or the round ball, but with the crosses that you have laid upon us.Allow us to be coached by Your love, and let all of us give You, our true Coach 110%. That is where we will !nd the true meaning of a champion. In the name of your son, Christ Jesus, we ask this blessing. Amen

Opinion EditorBY GABI KOENIG

O#cer David Moore1981-2011

"When the Word of God is duly accepted and properly observed, it as-sures unity in families as well as stability in so-ciety. It also assures an indestructible joy that will last beyond time and be transformed for all eternity into a life that su!ers no decline."

Moore delivered the following prayer at Roncalli’s all-sports ban-quet in the spring of 2000.

PHOTO COURTESY OF IMPD

A hero’s journey

BY COLLIN O’CONNOR AND JIMMY COOKSports Editors

Sports !February 18, 2011

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Bring on the shot clockWithout shot clocks, high school basketball loses excitement and athletes su!er

What if a high school basketball game ended

defense, but because a team

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they had the shot clock, and they went on to shock the

Winter wrap upWith the regular seasons coming to an end, the winter sports teams begin their post-season play

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to each team that we can play instead of

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play consistent minutes, includElizabeth Bowers,

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will compete in the state champion

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Maryann Todd

Jessica Neu.

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WORKING THE POINT: Senior Conner Writt controls the basketball against Whiteland.

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FACE OFF"#Senior Justin Kie!er stares down his opponent at the West!eld Invite. Kie"er is ranked !rst in the state in the 135 lb. weight

class.

PHOTO BY JULIE ALBERTSON

PHOTO BY MICHELLE SCHULTZRACE TO THE FINISH: Sophomore Brandon Stuckey competed at Speedway on his way to a new personal best in freestyle.

PHOTO BY KYLIE FITZSIMMONS

THROUGH THE ROUTINE: Sophomore Ally Egan delivers a strong !nish in the meet at New Palestine.

BY JIMMY COOKSports Editor

OPINION

Features! February 18, 2011

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Fine Arts EditorBY ZACH TODD

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V-I-C-T-O-R-Y: Junior Paul Johnson shows his school pride with his penguin that he dresses up for every pep rally. The January pep rally also included hit games from the show “Minute to Win It.”

Pep rallies are timeless traditions requiring school spirit from students

Sur!n’ Roncalli: Freshman Trista DeBolt surfs during the January pep rally. The cheerleaders’ hard work always pays o! in elevating student spirit.PHOTO BY JESSIE DEAK

PHOTO BY JESSIE DEAK

PHOTOS BY KATE SCHUTTE

Left: Junior Jordan Donica and senior Rachel Janitz dance to the choir’s opener. They were not alone as four performers sang together on the stage.

Right: The guys of the show follow up the girls with their

own song. Mops became a fun prop during the routine.

Above: The Rebel Rapsody "nishes their "nal song with a well practiced pose. They smile for the camera as the audience applauds them for their performance.