Teresa Altemeyer , Lawrence Central Class of 1968,  was diagnosed with Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia in 2009 and since that time has dedicated her time and energy to advocating for fellow cancer patients. Teresa has facilitated a blood cancer support group at IU Simon Cancer Center and established a second support group at Community Health Network. Teresa is the past board chair of the Indiana Chapter of the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS). She is the recipient of the Hoosier Cancer Research Network's Terry Hoeppner Patient Advocate of the Year Award for making a difference in the lives of cancer patients and caregivers. Her advocacy has extended outside of Indiana to Capitol Hill.

Coach Reeser was hired as the first head football coach at Lawrence North High School in 1976. At twenty-seven years old, he was the youngest football coach in Marion County. His program enjoyed  18 winning seasons in a row, including four sectional championships and seven Central Suburban Athletic Football Conference Championships. During his tenure as head coach, Doug was selected as Coach of the Year on six different occasions. 

He was the LN Physical Education Department Chair until his retirement in 2010. Doug was selected Educator of the Year for Lawrence Township in 1975. He started the Lawrence Chapter of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes in 1976 and spent many spring weekends with the LCHS/LNHS FCA members at the Reeser family cabin at Lake Monroe.

 

Doug has always been an active member of the Lawrence Community. In 1983, he was elected to serve as a member of the Lawrence City Council and has spent two decades overseeing the rebirth and dramatic growth of one of Indiana's most vibrant first-class cities. Doug served as the Council president for six years. In 1994, he was selected Man of the Year for the City of Lawrence.

Doug has been a member of the American Red Cross since 1970 and taught swimming classes in Lawrence Township during his entire teaching career. He and his wife live in Oaklandon and enjoy being loving grandparents to 13 grandchildren.

Suzanne Robinson Gaidoo, Lawrence North Class of 1995, attended Mary Castle Elementary and Craig Middle School before becoming a Wildcat. Upon graduating from LN, she received an athletic scholarship to attend Indiana State University. After graduating from ISU with a B.S. in Criminology and a minor in Psychology, Suzanne received an academic scholarship to attend Cincinnati College of Law. While at Lewis & Kappes, Suzanne led the formation of the firm's nonprofit law practice group. In 2017, Suzanne joined Citizens Energy Group as senior legal counsel. Suzanne has been recognized as Indiana's Super Rising Star four times. Additionally she was a finalist in the legal category for Indy's Best and Brightest. Suzanne is an active community servant, having served on the boards of several local organizations as well as having been appointed by former Governor Pence to serve as a Commissioner of the Indiana Civil Rights Commission. She currently serves on the board of the Indiana Civil Rights Commission. Suzanne also serves on the board of the St. Vincent Foundation. She is a graduate of the Stanley K. Lacy Executive Leadership Series and now serves on its Advisory Council.