Annual
Report 2013
Letter From The President As I’m sure all of you who are close to Saint Stanislaus know, I’m a relative newcomer to SSC, having been assigned here as the successor to Brother Bernard Couvillion, the person who served as our president from 2010 through 2013. Brother Bernard did a truly outstanding job in that role, and I am grateful to him for all that he did for SSC during his presidential tenure, as well as for what he did to prepare me to assume the same role that he so ably filled. I call myself a “newcomer” because, in my 48 years as a brother, this is the first time that our province has asked that I serve here at Stanislaus. And, what a blessing for me this assignment has been thus far! In the past year and a half, I’ve begun learning first-hand about the rich tradition of Saint Stanislaus College. From its very humble beginnings in 1854, our school has matured over its 160 year history into a place sacred to the Brothers and to the lay men and women who have served here, as well as to the thousands of men who have walked its halls and who today proudly call themselves SSC alums. Throughout all of those 160 years, though, one very important aspect of SSC has never changed: we have always seen to it that any boy who wanted to be a Rock-a-chaw would have that opportunity, regardless of his financial status in life. One of the most precious gifts any of us can receive in life is the gift of a Catholic education, especially one obtained through the ministry of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart and their lay partners. Once a young man completes his SSC education, it’s something that can never be taken from him. It’s part of him for the rest of his life. The formation that a student receives from us, a formation that helps him develop from an immature boy into a self-confident young man ready to meet the world is, to use the tag-line of a familiar television commercial, “priceless.” The “forming” and the “informing” that an SSC student acquires in his years here are more “priceless” than ever in today’s society. My four decades of work in secondary education have taught me that the educational mission of a place like Saint Stanislaus is more critical today than it has been at any other point in our school’s history. And, it’s for that reason that we make this annual appeal to you – to help us perpetuate that mission for today’s young men. In the early 1960s, when I myself was a student in a Brothers’ school in Alexandria, Louisiana, tuition was a modest $15 per month, but only because nearly all of my teachers were Brothers who, as I came to learn later, were working for slightly more than $2,000 annually. But today we aren’t able to make SSC’s tuition come anywhere near $15 a month and still pay a just wage to our faculty and staff, or provide the kind of 21st century education that our young men need and deserve. One word that we don’t ever want attached to Stanislaus is the word “elitist.” In the truest sense of the charism of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart, SSC has to remain a school that is open to all comers, regardless of where they’re coming from or what their socioeconomic status in life is. We want to provide an educational sanctuary that will help a boy mature into a young man ready to meet the academic challenges of college and further prepared to meet and clear the hurdles that life itself will present to him. So, I ask that you join with us and make a donation to this year’s Annual Appeal. Last year we set a goal of $275,000, and through the wonderful generosity of hundreds of you, we didn’t just meet the goal but exceeded it. This year our goal is again $275,000. I have every reason to believe that this goal is again well within our reach, especially considering the selfless gift-giving that we experienced from our donors in last year’s appeal. Father André Coindre, the founder of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart, lived by the motto, “Courage and Confidence,” and it is a spirit that he has passed on to us, his Brothers. I have every confidence that the goal we’ve set for this appeal will be met, and that SSC will continue to courageously meet the daunting task of preparing young men for leadership in today’s world. I thank you in advance for your generosity to us so that our mission might continue. Sincerely,
Brother Francis David, S.C. President
Letter From The Principal In 1929, Saint Stanislaus students declared that they would henceforth be known as “The School of Character – The above is our accepted motto, and we do our utmost to uphold it while we are at school and hope to practice it when our campus days are but memories. Each and every individual who has ever attended Stanislaus is well aware of the meaning.” That statement is as true today as it was 85 years ago, just as the same charism that sent Brothers of the Sacred Heart to the Bay 160 years ago remains the foundation of our efforts at forming young men currently. As I begin my tenth year at SSC, I continue to be struck by how relevant the virtues extolled at this school in the previous two centuries are to the development and success of our boys today. A place like SSC, a sanctuary that both seeks to protect its boys from the negative influences of the world while preparing them for the battle outside its walls, is evermore necessary in our social, economic and spiritual climate. Our mission stands in stark contrast with the expectations of our culture: to be willing to do the right thing, in spite of public pressure; to stick with a task through to completion no matter the obstacle; to show compassion and restraint, even in positions of authority and power; in short, to be a man of character and integrity. Beyond the practical knowledge that we offer our boys, these are the qualities that are in demand. Our aim then is not simply to field great athletics programs or to produce elite academics, but rather to use those as avenues for our boys to discover and develop their God-given gifts and practice the character traits required to be great at them. In doing so, our young men come to learn of God’s grace at work in their lives as they maximize their talents and, finally, turn from fulfilling themselves to men of service. Part of an educator’s challenge right now is the cultural apathy that has claimed the futures of so many promising young men who stall out soon after high school. They know neither where they want to go nor how to get there even if they did. And so, rather than rising to a challenge to better themselves, they wallow in no-man’s land, waiting for opportunity to strike them. As a consequence, many in our society have written the next generation off, hoping perhaps that the next batch of boys will do better. At Saint Stanislaus, we remember the Gospel and its resounding message of Hope. We echo through the ages what our boys said in 1929 – boys who, by the way, were on the very precipice of the Great Depression, and yet, through their tenacity and hard work, saw us through that dark time and into prosperity. They passionately advocate for our “‘never say die’ spirit [which] actuates all activities at school be they in the classroom, on the campus or upon the athletic field. That spirit prevails all about our institution; you breathe it, you live it – it is ‘the stuff ’ which has made Stanislaus what it is today.” What our school brings, as it does at every place that holds fast to the charism of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart, is a forceful rejection of the pessimism that says our boys cannot and will not succeed. In every facet of their experience at SSC, our young men are formed to see themselves not just as men of the world, but men with eternal destinies, who are called to lead and called to serve. These rare men, a number of whom have returned to Saint Stanislaus to lead and serve, are the shining cities on a hill, who argue, without saying a word, that America and our world still need men of character. Our mission is nothing less than standing against the tide and holding fast to the values of our God and our country; and in doing so, offering hope to all. I pray that you see this idea emerge in this report, but also when you visit our beautiful campus or peruse our new website and find us on social media. We look forward to hearing from you and your stories of character and resiliency! Ametur Cor Jesu!
Patrick McGrath Principal
Giving Societies THE SESQUI SOCIETY These members have supported Saint Stanislaus with cumulative giving of $500,000 or more. Anonymous Mrs. Leone Blaize Brothers of the Sacred Heart Leo W. Seal Family Foundation
PERPETUAL FOUNDERS’ SOCIETY The Perpetual Founders’ Society members are those individuals, corporations, or foundations with cumulative giving of $100,000 to $499,999. Anonymous Brother Gunther Aucoin, SC Bubba & Lena Mae Oustalet Foundation Charles F. Engle Trust Collins C. Diboll Private Foundation Corporate Property Associates 6 Dr. Jean B. Lescale ‘12 Hon. and Mrs. Robert L. Lobrano ‘61 Kleinpeter Farms Dairy, LLC Koch Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Haas, Sr. ‘51 Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Ourso Mr. and Mrs. John M. Kent, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Leo W. Seal Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Mensi, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Peyton D. Waters ‘44 Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Bailey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William S. App, Jr. ‘61 Mr. and Mrs. William Waters, Jr.’ 44 Mr. Ben Kleinpeter ‘45 Mr. David Glover ‘38 Mr. Guy C. Billups, III ‘75 Mr. Irion Bordelon Mr. James A. Ware ‘26 Mr. James E. Smith ‘45 Mr. James J. Bryan ‘41 Mrs. Meriam Calabria Mrs. Rita Cue Johnson Ms. Myrtis Broussard The Delta Foundation The Pugh Family Foundation The Reddoch Family Foundation
FATHER COINDRE SOCIETY Members of the Father Coindre Society support St. Stanislaus with cumulative giving of $50,000 to $99,999. Alex Brown & Sons Brother Noel Lemmon, SC Commercial Interiors, Inc.
Fidelity Investments Hon. Edward A. Dufresne, Jr. ‘56 Mr. and Mrs. James E. Marlowe Mr. and Mrs. Daryl C. Cornell Mr. and Mrs. Dean E. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Langton Mr. and Mrs. John Dane III Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Monti ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Davidge, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Roland J. Hymel, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William D. Dennis Mr. Elmer J. Kamm Mr. G. Price Crane, Jr. Mr. Milo L. Meacham ‘64 Mr. Samuel L. Blanchard, Jr. ‘72 Mr. Sherwood Bailey, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Crosslin, Sr. Mr. Thomas G. Kleinpeter, Sr. ‘41 Mr. Weldon A. Frommeyer, Jr. ‘68 Mr. William A. Waters ‘43 Mrs. Lena Mae Oustalet Mrs. Phyllis Taylor Rotary Club of Stennis Weathers Educational Trust
FATHER STANISLAUS BUTEUX SOCIETY Members of the Father Stanislaus Buteux Society support the school with cumulative giving ranging from $25,000 and $49,999. Bank of America Corp. Dr. and Mrs. Frank L. Schmidt ‘50 E. J. and Marjory B. Ourso Family Foundation Ergon Foundation Freeport McMoRan Hancock Bank Milton J. Womack Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Pat Mashburn ‘61 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Lippman ‘56 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Shannon Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Noto, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. McGrath Mr. and Mrs. George E. Ramirez, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gerard M. LeBlanc ‘56 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry O’Keefe Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bernhard Mr. and Mrs. John A. Colucci Mr. and Mrs. John F. Auderer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Uhl ‘51 Mr. and Mrs. John S. Hoffer Mr. and Mrs. Jon E. Ritten Mr. and Mrs. Jules M. Arceneaux ‘43 Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Orgeron Mr. and Mrs. Leslie B. Lampton, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Merritt ‘64 Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Lea Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hedrick, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Cangelosi, Jr. ‘43 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley L. Williams ‘83 Mr. Carl J. Eberts Mr. Chester F. Morrison, Jr. ‘77 Mr. Cyprian A. Sporl, Jr. ‘23 Mr. David A. Treutel, Jr. ‘76
Mr. David A. Treutel, Sr. ‘53 Mr. David Assaf, Jr. ‘40 Mr. Edmond L. Deramee ‘21 Mr. Lawrence J. Genin ‘62 Mr. Sidney V. Arbour, Jr. ‘31 Mr. W. Walton Clarke ‘61 Mrs. Lucille Mortimer Mrs. Mary Martha McGinn Pellissier Mrs. Virginia Wagner NFL Youth Football Fund Notoco Industries Pearson Prentice Hall Rotary International - District 5320 Spindletop International Tidewater Inc. United States Marine, Inc.
BROTHER ATHANASIUS SOCIETY Annual gifts of $10,000 or more. Anonymous Ergon Foundation Mr. Weldon A. Frommeyer, Jr. ‘68 The Pugh Family Foundation Weathers Educational Trust Fund Bank of America Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Dean E. Taylor Mrs. Phyllis Taylor Mr. and Mrs. William S. App, Jr. ‘61 Charles F. Engle Trust Mr. and Mrs. Daryl C. Cornell Leo W. Seal Family Foundation
BROTHER POLYCARP SOCIETY Annual gifts ranging from $5,000 to $9,999 Hon. and Mrs. Robert L. Lobrano ‘61 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Shannon Mr. and Mrs. Keith T. Strenge Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Hughes Mr. Timothy Schafer ‘57 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Gex II ‘88 Mr. A. Matthew Brunner ‘92 Mr. Mario A. Nievas ‘03 Mr. Matthew Gibson Mr. Butch Oustalet Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. McGrath Mr. and Mrs. Billy Cenac Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Merritt ‘64
BROTHER PETER SOCIETY Annual gifts ranging from $2,500 to $4,999 Anonymous Bubba & Lena Mae Oustalet Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Thaddeus C. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Herman A. Jacobi ‘59 Mr. Gary T. Schoen, Jr. Mr. Philip Ambler, Jr. ‘40 Mr. Steven M. Longo ‘77 Mr. and Mrs. Radar Jackson Mr. Lester Sarpy ‘41 Murphy Oil Corporation New Orleans Track Club, Inc Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Kergosien ‘82 Freeport McMoRan Mrs. Rhonda L. Schexnayder Mr. Gerald R. Rooney ‘52 Mr. Jack H. Biven ‘73 Drs. William and Carolyn Kergosien ‘78 Ms. Harriet Bellone Mr. and Mrs. James E. Marlowe
FOUNDERS’ SOCIETY Annual gifts ranging from $1,000 to $2,499 Colonel and Mrs. Allan J. Sarrat, Jr. ‘66 Drs. Mark and Catherine Coreil Dr. Ernest D. Johnson III ‘56 Dr. John A. Bourgeois Fringe Benefit Administrators, Ltd. Mr. and Mrs. Amrutbhai J. Patel Mr. and Mrs. Brian Pilgrim Mr. and Mrs. Calvin W. Wilbert, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel M. Brady ‘54 Mr. and Mrs. George E. Ramirez, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James C. Thriffiley III Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Monti ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Exnicios Mr. and Mrs. Jules J. Rousseau ‘78 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Iverson Mr. and Mrs. Laurence A. Sauer, III ‘59 Mr. and Mrs. Luther C. Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Kersanac ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Blaum ‘60 Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Bories Mr. Charles T. Schmidt ‘79 Mr. Gregory M. Gordy, Jr. ‘98 Mr. Howard Robichaux ‘64 Mr. Irvin T. Cuevas ‘61 Mr. John C. Bowden Mr. Joseph B. LaBruzzo ‘83 Mr. Lance Mora ‘60 Mr. Mark Benbow Mr. Michael P. Broussard ‘57 Mr. Michael W. Meyers ‘69 Mr. Ralph J. Aucoin ‘72 Mrs. Carolyn Thibaut Mrs. Mary Martha McGinn Pellissier Ms. On Suk Hearin Dr. and Mrs. Frank L. Schmidt ‘50 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F. Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Andrew F. McNeill Mr. and Mrs. John S. Hoffer Mr. Robert S. Morrison, Jr. ‘60 Mrs. Kathryn M. Guillot The First Mr. Thomas B. Yongue ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Mensi, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Kane ‘93 JEM LLC Mr. and Mrs. Jamie B. Bean Mr. and Mrs. Shava J. Carboni, Jr.
Mr. P. Hunter Vegas ‘82 Mr. Philip A. Fasullo, Jr. ‘62 Dr. and Mrs. Obaid A. Siddiqui Schafer Group, Ltd. LLC Mr. and Mrs. John E. Zimmerman ‘83 Ms. Melanie C. Roy Lt. Michael Dauro ‘99 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Herques ‘82 Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Oustalet Mr. and Mrs. Stanley L. Williams ‘83 Mr. David A. Treutel, Jr. ‘76 Mr. David A. Treutel, Sr. ‘53 Mr. and Mrs. Charley “Dusty” Rhodes ‘64 Mr. Jason Green
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE Annual gifts ranging from $500 to $999 C-Log Marine, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Peter M. Lucore Dr. George C. Hamilton, Jr. ‘50 Goldring Family Foundation Hancock Bank Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Lippman ‘56 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richard Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Rybak Mr. and Mrs. Donald Moore Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Bourgeois, Jr. ‘59 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Leglue Mr. and Mrs. James Davis III Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Louis T. Maumus Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Gachassin III ‘85 Mr. and Mrs. Philip F. Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Vollenweider Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Gaffney Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Longo ‘81 Mr. and Mrs. Wesley A. Walk Mr. Andrew Scafidi, Sr. ‘52 Mr. Ben Kleinpeter ‘45 Mr. Carlo J. Scafidi ‘58 Mr. Charles G. Merrigan ‘92 Mr. Charles T. Garrity Mr. Christopher J. Mensi ‘01 Mr. Daryl Cornell Mr. David Restom ‘71 Mr. Earle Christenberry, Jr. ‘45 Mr. Frank L. Schmidt, Jr. ‘76 Mr. George G. Hammer ‘78 Mr. Gerald W. Melancon ‘72 Mr. James I. Maloney, Jr. ‘53 Mr. James J. Kenney, Jr. ‘55 Mr. Jerry D. Heitzmann ‘64 Mr. Justin E. Ladner ‘01 Mr. Luke M. Rosetti ‘13 Mr. Michael G. Byrne ‘71 Mr. Michael S. Foreman ‘85 Mr. Perre M. Cabell ‘80 Mr. Richard P. Moran ‘64 Mr. Robert J. Boudin, Jr. ‘87 Mr. Samuel V. Morse, Jr. ‘86 Mr. Stephen A. Schmedtje, Jr. ‘57 Mr. T. Sellers Meric ‘45 Mr. Walter Antin, Jr. ‘66 Ports America Gulfport, Inc. St. Rose DeLima Milton J. Womack Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David Lundgren Dr. and Mrs. William H. Burnett
Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Briede III Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Frigo Mr. and Mrs. Bryan A. Miller Mr. John Scialdone Mr. Samuel L. Blanchard, Jr. ‘72 Mr. David L. Lippman ‘78 Mr. Lawrence J. Jacobi II ‘66 Ms. Diane Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. John P. Baxter ‘89 Mr. Joseph G. Vallee ‘64 Jim Ellis Audi Atlanta Mr. and Mrs. David C. Schlakman
PARTNERS OF SSC Annual gifts ranging from $250 to $499 Dr. and Mrs. Alfredo Alarcon Dr. and Mrs. James E. Hall Dr. Jason Smith Dr. Vincent Liberto Dr. and Mrs. Frank Conaway Grace Health Care Hon. Walter J. Gex III ‘57 Mr. and Mrs. Bill R. Janowsky Mr. and Mrs. Eric Statham Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ladner Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Beagle Mr. and Mrs. Patrick D. McGrath Mr. and Mrs. Patrick L. Martinez ‘99 Mr. and Mrs. Paul P. Palermo ‘51 Mr. and Mrs. Peyton D. Waters ‘44 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Wittmann Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Butler Mr. Douglas K. Handshoe ‘82 Mr. Frederick G. Ulmer ‘82 Mr. George A. Conque ‘53 Mr. George R. Reitmeyer III ‘60 Mr. James C. Raymond ‘58 Mr. Jerry Polk, Jr. ‘96 Mr. Joseph B. Sunseri, Jr. ‘61 Mr. Kenneth Potts ‘58 Mr. Michael J. Flynn ‘72 Mr. Noah H. Denson ‘90 Mr. Padrick D. Dennis Mr. Richard F. Larkin ‘67 Mr. Robert L. Blum ‘87 Mr. Stephen B. Treutel ‘78 Mr. Thomas L. Macdonell Mr. Warren J. Carver, Jr. ‘60 Mrs. Donna L. Graves Picayune General Dentistry, Inc. Southern Abstracts, Inc. Trapani’s Eatery Zimco Builders Inc Dr. Bruce V. Ouellette ‘81 Judge Marcus A. Broussard, Jr. ‘46 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Allen Mr. and Mrs. James F. Becnel ‘54 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Ittmann Mr. Francis X. Fabacher, Jr. ‘46 Mr. Jeffrey P. Taylor ‘76 Mr. Paul C. Brown ‘77 Mr. Rudy A. Letellier ‘77 Ms. Jeanne Sampognaro Shanan McNair Mr. and Mrs. Christopher F. Trapani ‘84 Metal Tech, Inc Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Rhodes ‘88 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Smith ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. John Scialdone Mr. Gregory G. Kergosien ‘44 Mr. John C. Strauss ‘74
Mr. Peter C. Quoyeser ‘46 Mr. Ryan Rupp ‘99 Mr. Shelby D. St. Martin ‘52 Mrs. Beverly Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Kevin L. Bourg ‘91 Mr. and Mrs. Monte S. Luffey Dr. and Mrs. Carl A. Mayeaux Mr. Milton J. Cuevas ‘52 Mr. Michael P. Jarreau ‘82 Purple Banana Mr. and Mrs. J. Kelly Cannon Mr. Morgan LeBlanc ‘57 Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Briede
FRIENDS OF SSC Annual gifts up to $249 Mr. Anthony Spearce Mr. and Mrs. David A. Bouis Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence I. Wall Mr. Keith J. Marrero, Jr. ‘09 Mr. Kenneth M. Cristadoro and Mrs. Rona M. Koenig-Cristadoro Mr. Stanley G. Jones ‘66 Mr. Vishwa K. Varma Ms. Tracie R. Smith Mr. Fred J. Gutknecht III ‘49 Mrs. Dorothy L. Kersanac Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Helling Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Seal Mr. David R. Graham Mr. Donnell J. Laflin, Jr. ‘72 Mr. Patrick C. Gibbens ‘76 Mrs. Laurence C. Mayard Deacon and Mrs. Tyrell T. Manieri Dr. and Mrs. Matthew L. Powell ‘01 Dr. and Mrs. Sidney A. Chevis ‘63 Dr. and Mrs. T. Tydings Robin, Jr. Maj. and Mrs. John S. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Betz Mr. and Mrs. Arlin J. Schaap Mr. and Mrs. Clyde W. Hoffpauir Mr. and Mrs. Don Theobald Mr. and Mrs. J. Larry Ladner Mr. and Mrs. Jerry E. Romig, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Burns Mr. and Mrs. John J. Maggiore, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kim E. Stanton Mr. and Mrs. P. Michael Smith Mr. and Mrs. Patrick C. Gammon Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Rokoske Mr. and Mrs. Richard Myrick Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simpson III Mr. and Mrs. Rod Ward Mr. and Mrs. Ronald T. Sommerville Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Pritchard ‘71 Mr. Arturo Boucugnani ‘67 Mr. Emile P. Manieri, Jr. ‘66 Mr. Frank C. Noto, Jr. ‘53 Mr. Gerard Ruth Mr. Gregory F. Schruff ‘90 Mr. James C. Roux Mr. James E. Pritchett Mr. Jeffrey Lagarde ‘99 Mr. Jerry Polk Mr. John A. Scafide, Jr. ‘65 Mr. John A. Sellers ‘68 Mr. John Parent Mr. John R. Foto ‘55 Mr. Jordan N. Bradford, Jr. ‘85 Mr. Joseph A. Church III ‘81 Mr. Joseph C. Koenenn
Mr. Lawrence J. Genin ‘62 Mr. Michael B. Dolan, Jr. ‘49 Mr. Michael B. Schepens ‘89 Mr. Philip N. Pecquet, II ‘84 Mr. Rodney A. Ranson ‘46 Mr. Thomas Bosarge ‘60 Mr. Torres F. LeBrun ‘48 Mrs. A J. Schmitt Mrs. Alicia R. Ellis Mrs. Catharine Z. Dolese Mrs. Elanora Ballow Mrs. Joyce B. Hopkins Ms. Melissa A. McDonald Ms. Shawnna C. Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Hotstream Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Hickey Mr. and Mrs. Terrence C. Asher, Jr. ‘82 Mr. Emile A. Schindler III ‘93 Mr. Franklin Trudeau ‘84 Mr. John F. Winters, Jr. ‘87 Mr. Rodney A. Dufour Mr. and Mrs. Jack N. Siciliano Mr. H. Edward Weidlich Mr. Peter R. Beasley ‘64 Ms. April Perronne Ms. Susan Hebert Ms. Sybil Bateman Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Pipes Mr. Patrick J. Journet ‘77 Mrs. Erin Heitzmann Hazlewood Ms. Donna K. Berger Mrs. Beverly Stokes Dr. and Mrs. Duncan F. Matheson ‘91 Dr. and Mrs. Garland P. Aycock, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Stanley W. Chapman Dr. Charles A. Olivier ‘61 Dr. Earl J. Fox, Jr. Hoda Chiropractic Clinic Hon. Joseph B. Landry Horizon Financial Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Gray Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Farrior Mr. and Mrs. Craig Tolbert Mr. and Mrs. Douglas K. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. George A. Runyan Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Bonura ‘90 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gibbons ‘05 Mr. and Mrs. Joe P. Gibbons, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Kemp Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd N. Nicaud ‘89 Mr. and Mrs. Pierre G. Gelpi Mr. and Mrs. Riviere Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Harding Mr. and Mrs. Roland L. Fryou Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. D’Angelo Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Ladner Mr. and Mrs. Wayne P. Peltier Mr. Arthur Burke ‘54 Mr. Arthur J. Chapmann III ‘57 Mr. Bill Currie Mr. Blake T. Ittmann ‘05 Mr. Bob Prejean Mr. Brian W. Logan ‘81 Mr. Bryan Southwick Mr. C. Timothy Gossen Mr. Charles A. Genard ‘60 Mr. Donald S. Renz Jr. Mr. Edmund S. Martin ‘68 Mr. Edward G. Carrio ‘42 Mr. Frank A. Romeu Mr. Gordon G. Prat ‘60
Donations are represented for the 2013 fiscal year which ran from 7/1/12 - 6/30/13
Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. John P. Laborde Mr. and Mrs. John Scafidi Mr. and Mrs. Jorge R. Cuadros Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Fertitta Mr. H. Chris Stokes Mr. and Mrs. Kent G. Nicaud Mr. Henry B. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lewis Mr. James G. Riordan, Sr. ‘60 Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Mion Mr. Jerry L. Garriga ‘58 Mr. and Mrs. Lovell O. Duggan Mr. Joseph D. Keenan III Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Schlaudraff Mr. Mark A. Zitterkopf ‘82 Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Estrade Mr. Mark E. Rittiner ‘82 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Trapani Mr. Matthew T. McKiernan Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Harris Mr. Mike Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Deifik ‘06 Mr. Miles A. Corbitt Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Beach Mr. Phillip L. Dunlap ‘92 Mr. and Mrs. Morris Duree Mr. Ray H. Stieffel, Jr. ‘47 Mr. and Mrs. Myron B. Labat Mr. Robert R. Kane Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Cook Mr. Thomas G. Belden Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cox Mr. William D. Boxx II ‘03 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Nulk Mr. William R. Condon Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Romero Jr. Mrs. Danita Luttrell Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Artigues, Jr. ‘84 Mrs. Deborah P. Hingle Mr. and Mrs. Sal Peraino Mrs. Jean A. Riley Mr. and Mrs. Scott Downing Mrs. Joelyne S. Trehern Mr. and Mrs. Stanford G. Ladner ‘69 Mrs. Josie Sandoz Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. Harrison Mrs. Katie Rose McClendon Mr. and Mrs. T. Wayne Wroten Mrs. Nancy McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Tim C. Raymond Mrs. Rose Lester Mr. and Mrs. Victor J. Walsh Mrs. Shirley Shannon Mr. and Mrs. Vincent R. McGrath Ms. Audley B. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Warren P. Whaley Ms. Gloria Matson-Zapf Mr. and Mrs. Wayne F. Dugas Ms. Laura Gregory Mr. and Mrs. William Kortman Ms. Mary H. Gibbens Mr. and Mrs. William Ross Ms. Mary Kay Burns Mr. and Mrs. William T. Buchanan Ms. Mary Lynne Clogher Mr. Andrew K. Martinolich III ‘70 Ms. Patricia A. Driscoll Mr. Anibal A. Boucugnani ‘63 Ms. Patricia Cousins Mr. Anthony Benigno ‘54 Ms. Wendy M. Johnston Mr. Arthur D. Wynne III ‘86 Mr. Alfred J. Ferry ‘62 Mr. Barry S. Bontemps ‘56 Mr. Mark D. Elder ‘75 Mr. Brent Garriga Mr. and Mrs. David Odom Mr. Byron E. Kane ‘54 Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Logan ‘86 Mr. Carroll D. McKey III ‘81 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Gleber, Jr. Mr. Charles Bullion Mr. and Mrs. Marshall P. Reeder Mr. Charles Currie ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Johns ‘86 Mr. Chuck Teston Mr. and Mrs. J. Monroe Laborde Mr. Clay Necaise Mr. Dominic J. Scafidi, Jr. ‘64 Mr. David C. Zanca ‘86 Ms. Sally Hogue Mr. Earl P. Domangue ‘79 Mr. Edward F. Sens III ‘73 Mr. Edmond K. Aime ‘83 Arnold S. Cooper Real Estate, Inc. Mr. Edmond V. Aime ‘54 Captain and Mrs. Lucien A. Shaw Mr. Eric J. Stuart Dr. and Mrs. David S. Deifik Mr. Ernest A. Daunis, Sr. ‘47 Dr. and Mrs. Louis V. Montelaro Mr. Fred Bontemps ‘82 Dr. and Mrs. Luther A. Youngs III Mr. Gerard J. Black ‘60 Dr. James B. Benigno, Jr. ‘89 Mr. Jack McCarty Dr. Michael A. Seicshnayder Mr. Jackson M. Blackwell ‘09 Dr. Murray B. Keel, Jr. ‘73 Mr. James A. Reisch ‘88 Dr. Williams C. Holmes, Jr. ‘47 Mr. James Dyer Hon. Frank P. Wittmann III ‘53 Mr. James F. Hughes ‘70 Hon. G. Walton Caire ‘48 Mr. James J. Attaya ‘71 Hon. Terry Q. Alarcon Mr. Jay Triche Mr. Alvin N. Aramburo ‘73 Mr. Jeff Toups Mr. and Mrs. Alexander A. Bertolla Mr. John E. Christenberry ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. B. H. King Mr. John L. Genin, Jr. ‘97 Mr. and Mrs. Conrad B. Ducote Mr. Juan J. Contreras Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Berger Mr. Julian Gibbens and Ms. Angie Mr. and Mrs. David L. Waltemath Zadrozny Mr. and Mrs. David Wells Mr. Karl D. Gottschalk ‘59 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Demetz Mr. and Mrs. Francis Raymond Chiniche ‘65 Mr. Kris P. Kiefer Mr. Laurence A. Mathes ‘56 Mr. and Mrs. George L. Stimmel III ‘51 Mr. Leonard H. Aucoin ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. Jefferey L. Haro Mr. Lonnie M. Bradley ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Favre, Jr. Mr. Louis A. Doucet Mr. and Mrs. John D. Spiller Mr. Mark J. McCarthy ‘77 Mr. and Mrs. John F. DiGiovanni Mr. Mark Schutt ‘93
FRIENDS OF SSC CONT.
Mr. Mayhugh H. Horne III ‘82 Mr. Michael A. Mancuso ‘97 Mr. Michael C. Ritten ‘90 Mr. Michael Grenfell Mr. Michael H. Brady ‘64 Mr. Michael J. Shannon, Jr. ‘90 Mr. Michael L. Pugh ‘67 Mr. Michael P. McGinn ‘78 Mr. Oliver Peneguy Mr. Owen W. Peneguy ‘93 Mr. Paul J. Vetter ‘55 Mr. Peter J. Benvenutti ‘43 Mr. R.H. Flink Mr. Randy M. Dickmann ‘70 Mr. Rene P. Meric, Jr. Mr. Richard Alarcon Mr. Richard J. Hebert, Sr. ‘43 Mr. Richard M. Gleber ‘89 Mr. Richard P. Kelley ‘58 Mr. Rick Cromwell Mr. Robert A. Maynard ‘87 Mr. Robert B. Hughes ‘69 Mr. Robert Heitzmann ‘64 Mr. Robert O. Boulet ‘85 Mr. Rodney J. Sandoz ‘57 Mr. Ronnie M. Prudhomme Mr. Theodore H. Kampen ‘73 Mr. Thomas E. DeRocha ‘46 Mr. Thomas Schoen Mr. Vance A. Gibbs Mr. W. Y. Draper Mr. Wallace J. Bontemps, Jr. ‘47 Mr. William A. Peneguy ‘65 Mr. William J. Bradley ‘90 Mr. William P. Francis ‘65 Mrs. Ava Romair Mrs. Beverly C. Dominique Mrs. Debbie K. Gelpi Mrs. Elizabeth E. Hanson Mrs. Geraldine Blanchard Mrs. Janet D. Balch Mrs. Jo Ann A. Stevenson Mrs. John Martin Mrs. Karen Babin Mrs. Margaret M. Buendia Mrs. Myrt Haas Mrs. Nancy G. Gex Mrs. Ninette P. Webster Ms. Fran Lavelle Ms. Georgia B. LeBlanc Ms. Joan F. Mascaro Ms. Julia Geheeb Ms. Linda Delvalle Ms. M.E. Priss Benbow Ms. Mariefrancoise Crouch Ms. Sara G. Swigart Ms. Tracy A. Powell Occidental Petroleum Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Gene J. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Brewer Mr. Cary A. Trapani ‘84 Mr. Judson Edrington Mr. and Mrs. Jordon A. Roy Mr. and Mrs. Luis I. Ingles, Jr. ‘60 Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Allard Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Perez ‘79 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Landry, Sr. Mr. Jason P. Chiniche ‘97 Mr. Robert J. Musso Pfizer Foundation Mr. Richard P. Corley ‘82 Alexander, Van Loon, Sloan, Levens & Favre, PLLC B & J Pit Stop Bay Carpet, Inc. Bay Orthodedic Surgery, PLLC
Coast Electric Power Association Coastal Therapy Services, Inc. Cypress Cafe LLC Dr. and Mrs. S. Carter Davis, Jr. Dylan’s Seafood Fred’s Transmission & Auto Repair Hon. and Mrs. Melvin J. Ray Hooters of Gulfport Jerry’s Lawn Mower Koenig Stainless Inc Lakeshore Body Shop & Collision Center Mr. & Mrs. Roland Samson III Mr. and Mrs. Abner W. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. David L. Callecod Mr. and Mrs. J. Philip Watkins Mr. and Mrs. William R. Love, Sr. Mr. Estorge C. Sibille ‘52 Mr. Gregory G. Kothmann ‘64 Mr. James B. Bass ‘85 Mr. Joel Smith Mr. John J. Finckbeiner Mr. John R. Santa Cruz ‘79 Mr. Vincent J. Cuevas ‘66 Mrs. Barbara Coker Mrs. Ursula Penton Ms. S. Elizabeth Burk Saint Stanislaus Alumni Assoication Southern Benefits Solutions, LLC Tequilas, LLC Viagio, LLC Mr. Bo Favre Dr. and Mrs. Kipyo Hong Dr. and Mrs. Charles G. Wood ‘74 Dr. and Mrs. R. John Lassere ‘76 Dr. and Mrs. Vincent N. Liberto ‘51 Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Briede, IV Mr. and Mrs. Andre J. Arceneaux, Sr. ‘52 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Brian F. Blackwell Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Wirth, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Ingram, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Sandrock IV Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Daigle Mr. and Mrs. Glenn G. Goodier Mr. and Mrs. James R. Conway III Mr. and Mrs. Jon E. Ritten Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Henican III Mr. Arthur Perez ‘42 Mr. Carroll J. Neyrey ‘64 Mr. Charles A. Migues Mr. Eaton A. Lang III ‘75 Mr. Edward P. Caire ‘47 Mr. Evans M. Hadden ‘73 Mr. Gregory A. Granello ‘67 Mr. J. Louis Gibbens Mr. James A. Lagasse III ‘64 Mr. Kelly Welsh Mr. Nathaniel C. Fick, Jr. ‘65 Mr. Paul Fister ‘64 Mr. Peter A. Orlin ‘60 Mr. Philip B. Shall ‘45 Mr. Philip Wittmann Mr. Ray R. Arizi ‘02 Mr. Robert C. Penick Mr. Samuel J. Russo, Jr. ‘90 Mrs. Eleanor C. Skov Ms. Barbara J. Tullos and Ms. Brenda K. Sparks Ms. Ellen I. Geheeb Ms. Jan Grenfell Ms. Suzanne Blanchard Mr. Stephen H. Scott ‘75 Mr. Thomas E. Quave ‘87
IN-KIND GIFTS St. Stanislaus is grateful to the following individuals, organizations, and corporations for their gifts of time, materials, and services to the school’s ministry. Boudin’s Environmental Services, LLC CCKX, FLO-BIN Rentals Coca-Cola Bottling Company F.E.B. Distributing Company Guy Harvey, Inc. Hooters of Gulfport Intercontinental Hotel Lil Ray’s Malter Carpet & Furniture Cleaners Martin Hardware Matrix Lures Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Farrior Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Bienvenu ‘55 Mr. and Mrs. John P. McMenamin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Cottone, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Elston Mr. and Mrs. Smith Mr. Christopher J. Mensi ‘01 Mr. Jeff Pickich Mr. John Benton Mr. Mike Weeks Mrs. Barbara Dansereau Mrs. Diane West Mrs. Maria Marshall Mrs. Vickie Riley Ms. Anne R. Tucker Oakley Sunglasses Pinchers Republic National Dist. Company Rosetti’s Liquor Barrel Southern Trophies Specialty Contractors & Associates, Inc. Trapani’s Eatery Walmart
MEMORIAL DONATIONS The following individuals were memorialzied through donations made on their behalf. Beverly Zimmerman Brother Aquin Gauthier, SC Brother Firmin Capt. Michael E. Rooney Carol Zechman Catherine Malmgren Cecil L. Hebert, Sr. Christopher Briede ‘89 Claire M.Z. Lennox Connie G. West Courtney Giarrusso, Sr. Cuevas Family Dane E. Knight ‘12 Daniel L. Levy, Jr. Daryl A. Foret
David Beach Delores Bernard Pavolini Derek R. Wilson Dewitt Galman, Jr. Donna M. Bernard Doris Vicker Spangle Dorothy K. Ulmer Dr. Marion Joseph Wolfe, Sr. ‘23 Dr. Hans Weill Edward L. Duplantier, Sr. Elmore M. Gibbens ‘39 Emelia D. Fourmigue Eunice M. Briede Frank A. Dominique Frederick H. Feske Gerald Gex ‘53 Glen Derbes Eagan Gustave A. Manthey Jack Culotta James E. Smith, Sr. ‘45 James Patterson Jane G. Zanca Jane W. Rogers Jeanette R. Pou John Melnyk, Jr. John Yaniga Johnny Hamilton, Jr. ‘92 Joseph Giardina Joseph J. Scafidi ‘26 Joseph M. Rault, Jr. Joseph Thomas Wilbert Kimmie LaBauve Louis P. Gouaux, Sr. Louis Schaff Marie Jaubert Villere Mary Celeste Thibeaux, R.S.M. Michael John Downing ‘94 Nazar Bhatty Nina Vignes Oliver J. Donahue Oran Bergeaux Patrick Drouilhet Paul D. Connick, Sr. Ray Kidd ‘33 Richard Thornbald Robert Bannon Robert W. Lee, Sr. Salvador D’Amico Shirley D. Alexis Shirley V. Toner Steven John Marquette Susan E. Danielson T. Kenneth Fryman Terry Mahoney Theone Briede Wimberly Una Shannon Virginia Gex William A. Glennon, Jr. William Alexander Taylor William W. Willis Yolanda S. Huddleston Yvonne L. Naccari Zach Gatlin Zohra Bhatty
MATCHING GIFT ORGANIZATIONS Bank of America Entergy Corporation Freeport McMoRan Merrill Lynch Murphy Oil Corporation Occidental Petroleum Corporation Pfizer, Inc. Tidewater, Inc.
HONORARY DONATIONS The following individuals were memorialzied through donations made on their behalf. Brother Joseph Donovan, SC Jeremy and Sarah Clark Patrick M. Smith II Tom Sharkey
Donations are represented for the 2013 fiscal year which ran from 7/1/12 - 6/30/13
Donations by Class
Mr. James C. Raymond ‘58 Mr. Carlo J. Scafidi ‘58
Mr. Dominic J. Scafidi, Jr. ‘64 Mr. Joseph G. Vallee ‘64
Class of 1940 Annual Fund: $2,500 Mr. Philip Ambler, Jr. ‘40
Class of 1959 Annual Fund: $2,100 Designated Gifts: $1,500 Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Bourgeois, Jr. ‘59 Mr. Karl D. Gottschalk ‘59 Mr. and Mrs. Herman A. Jacobi ‘59 Mr. and Mrs. Laurence A. Sauer, III ‘59
Class of 1965 Annual Fund: $500 Designated Gifts: $125 Mr. Leonard H. Aucoin ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. Francis Raymond Chiniche ‘65 Mr. Nathaniel C. Fick, Jr. ‘65 Mr. William P. Francis ‘65 Mr. William A. Peneguy ‘65 Mr. John A. Scafide, Jr. ‘65
Class of 1941 Annual Fund: $3,000 Mr. Lester Sarpy ‘41 Class of 1942 Annual Fund: $250 Mr. Edward G. Carrio ‘42 Mr. Arthur Perez ‘42 Class of 1943 Annual Fund: $200 Mr. Peter J. Benvenutti ‘43 Mr. Richard J. Hebert, Sr. ‘43 Class of 1944 Annual Fund: $500 Designated Gifts: $100 Mr. Gregory G. Kergosien ‘44 Mr. and Mrs. Peyton D. Waters ‘44 Class of 1945 Annual Fund: $1,700 Mr. Earle Christenberry, Jr. ‘45 Mr. Ben Kleinpeter ‘45 Mr. T. Sellers Meric ‘45 Mr. Philip B. Shall ‘45 Class of 1946 Annual Fund: $1,075 Judge Marcus A. Broussard, Jr. ‘46 Mr. Thomas E. DeRocha ‘46 Mr. Francis X. Fabacher, Jr. ‘46 Mr. Peter C. Quoyeser ‘46 Mr. Rodney A. Ranson ‘46 Class of 1947 Annual Fund: $550 Mr. Wallace J. Bontemps, Jr. ‘47 Mr. Edward P. Caire ‘47 Mr. Ernest A. Daunis, Sr. ‘47 Dr. Williams C. Holmes, Jr. ‘47 Mr. Ray H. Stieffel, Jr. ‘47 Class of 1948 Annual Fund: $125 Hon. G. Walton Caire ‘48 Mr. Torres F. LeBrun ‘48 Class of 1949 Annual Fund: $40 Mr. Michael B. Dolan, Jr. ‘49 Mr. Fred J. Gutknecht III ‘49 Class of 1950 Annual Fund: $1,250 Designated Gifts: $275 Dr. George C. Hamilton, Jr. ‘50 Dr. and Mrs. Frank L. Schmidt ‘50
Class of 1951 Annual Fund: $600 Dr. and Mrs. Vincent N. Liberto ‘51 Mr. and Mrs. Paul P. Palermo ‘51 Mr. and Mrs. George L. Stimmel III ‘51 Class of 1952 Annual Fund: $5,000 Mr. and Mrs. Andre J. Arceneaux, Sr. ‘52 Mr. Milton J. Cuevas ‘52 Mr. Gerald R. Rooney ‘52 Mr. Andrew Scafidi, Sr. ‘52 Mr. Estorge C. Sibille ‘52 Mr. Shelby D. St. Martin ‘52 Class of 1953 Annual Fund: $2,875 Mr. George A. Conque ‘53 Mr. James I. Maloney, Jr. ‘53 Mr. Frank C. Noto, Jr. ‘53 Mr. David A. Treutel, Sr. ‘53 Hon. Frank P. Wittmann III ‘53 Class of 1954 Annual Fund: $1,650 Mr. Edmond V. Aime ‘54 Mr. and Mrs. James F. Becnel ‘54 Mr. Anthony Benigno ‘54 Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel M. Brady ‘54 Mr. Arthur Burke ‘54 Mr. Byron E. Kane ‘54 Class of 1955 Annual Fund: $625 Mr. John R. Foto ‘55 Mr. James J. Kenney, Jr. ‘55 Mr. Paul J. Vetter ‘55 Class of 1956 Annual Fund: $1,700 Mr. Barry S. Bontemps ‘56 Dr. Ernest D. Johnson III ‘56 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Lippman ‘56 Mr. Laurence A. Mathes ‘56 Class of 1957 Annual Fund: $7,250 Designated Gifts: $100 Mr. Michael P. Broussard ‘57 Mr. Arthur J. Chapmann III ‘57 Hon. Walter J. Gex III ‘57 Mr. Morgan LeBlanc ‘57 Mr. Rodney J. Sandoz ‘57 Mr. Timothy Schafer ‘57 Mr. Stephen A. Schmedtje, Jr. ‘57 Class of 1958 Annual Fund: $1,150 Mr. Jerry L. Garriga ‘58 Mr. Richard P. Kelley ‘58 Mr. Kenneth Potts ‘58
Class of 1960 Annual Fund: $3,200 Designated Gifts: $1,000 Mr. Gerard J. Black ‘60 Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Blaum ‘60 Mr. Thomas Bosarge ‘60 Mr. Warren J. Carver, Jr. ‘60 Mr. Charles A. Genard ‘60 Mr. and Mrs. Luis I. Ingles, Jr. ‘60 Mr. Lance Mora ‘60 Mr. Robert S. Morrison, Jr. ‘60 Mr. Peter A. Orlin ‘60 Mr. Gordon G. Prat ‘60 Mr. George R. Reitmeyer III ‘60 Mr. James G. Riordan, Sr. ‘60 Class of 1961 Annual Fund: $27,456.73 Designated Gifts: $943.27 Mr. and Mrs. William S. App, Jr. ‘61 Mr. Irvin T. Cuevas ‘61 Hon. and Mrs. Robert L. Lobrano ‘61 Dr. Charles A. Olivier ‘61 Mr. Joseph B. Sunseri, Jr. ‘61 Class of 1962 Annual Fund: $1,927 Mr. Philip A. Fasullo, Jr. ‘62 Mr. Alfred J. Ferry ‘62 Mr. Lawrence J. Genin ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Smith ‘62 Class of 1963 Annual Fund: $100 Designated Gifts: $25 Mr. Anibal A. Boucugnani ‘63 Dr. and Mrs. Sidney A. Chevis ‘63 Class of 1964 Annual Fund: $3,975 Designated Gifts: $10,135 Mr. Peter R. Beasley ‘64 Mr. Michael H. Brady ‘64 Mr. Paul Fister ‘64 Mr. Jerry D. Heitzmann ‘64 Mr. Robert Heitzmann ‘64 Mr. Gregory G. Kothmann ‘64 Mr. James A. Lagasse III ‘64 Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Merritt ‘64 Mr. Richard P. Moran ‘64 Mr. Carroll J. Neyrey ‘64 Mr. and Mrs. Charley “Dusty” Rhodes ‘64 Mr. Howard Robichaux ‘64
Class of 1966 Annual Fund: $1,935 Mr. Walter Antin, Jr. ‘66 Mr. Vincent J. Cuevas ‘66 Mr. Lawrence J. Jacobi II ‘66 Mr. Stanley G. Jones ‘66 Mr. Emile P. Manieri, Jr. ‘66 Colonel and Mrs. Allan J. Sarrat, Jr. ‘66 Class of 1967 Annual Fund: $575 Mr. Arturo Boucugnani ‘67 Mr. Gregory A. Granello ‘67 Mr. Richard F. Larkin ‘67 Mr. Michael L. Pugh ‘67 Class of 1968 Annual Fund: $75 Designated Gifts: $10,000 Mr. Weldon A. Frommeyer, Jr. ‘68 Mr. Edmund S. Martin ‘68 Mr. John A. Sellers ‘68 Class of 1969 Annual Fund: $200 Designated Gifts: $1,000 Mr. Robert B. Hughes ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Stanford G. Ladner ‘69 Mr. Michael W. Meyers ‘69 Class of 1970 Annual Fund: $1,600 Mr. Lonnie M. Bradley ‘70 Mr. John E. Christenberry ‘70 Mr. Charles Currie ‘70 Mr. Randy M. Dickmann ‘70 Mr. James F. Hughes ‘70 Mr. Andrew K. Martinolich III ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Monti ‘70 Class of 1971 Annual Fund: $3,175 Mr. James J. Attaya ‘71 Mr. Michael G. Byrne ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Oustalet Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Pritchard ‘71 Mr. David Restom ‘71
Class of 1972 Annual Fund: $2,470 Mr. Ralph J. Aucoin ‘72 Mr. Samuel L. Blanchard, Jr. ‘72 Mr. Michael J. Flynn ‘72 Mr. Donnell J. Laflin, Jr. ‘72 Mr. Gerald W. Melancon ‘72
Class of 1981 Annual Fund: $900 Designated Fund: $25 Mr. Joseph A. Church III ‘81 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Longo ‘81 Mr. Carroll D. McKey III ‘81 Dr. Bruce V. Ouellette ‘81
Class of 1973 Annual Fund: $5,291 Mr. Alvin N. Aramburo ‘73 Mr. Jack H. Biven ‘73 Mr. Evans M. Hadden ‘73 Mr. Theodore H. Kampen ‘73 Dr. Murray B. Keel, Jr. ‘73 Mr. Edward F. Sens III ‘73 Mr. Thomas B. Yongue ‘73
Class of 1982 Annual Fund: $2,213.43 Designated Fund: $4,815 Mr. and Mrs. Terrence C. Asher, Jr. ‘82 Mr. Fred Bontemps ‘82 Mr. Richard P. Corley ‘82 Mr. Douglas K. Handshoe ‘82 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Herques ‘82 Mr. Mayhugh H. Horne III ‘82 Mr. Michael P. Jarreau ‘82 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Kergosien ‘82 Mr. Frederick G. Ulmer ‘82 Mr. P. Hunter Vegas ‘82 Mr. Mark A. Zitterkopf ‘82
Class of 1974 Annual Fund: $550 Mr. John C. Strauss ‘74 Dr. and Mrs. Charles G. Wood ‘74 Class of 1975 Annual Fund: $280 Mr. Mark D. Elder ‘75 Mr. Stephen H. Scott ‘75 Class of 1976 Annual Fund: $1,520 Designated Gifts: $1,200 Mr. Patrick C. Gibbens ‘76 Dr. and Mrs. R. John Lassere ‘76 Mr. Frank L. Schmidt, Jr. ‘76 Mr. David A. Treutel, Jr. ‘76 Class of 1977 Annual Fund: $440 Designated Gifts: $2,800 Mr. Paul C. Brown ‘77 Mr. Patrick J. Journet ‘77 Mr. Rudy A. Letellier ‘77 Mr. Steven M. Longo ‘77 Mr. Mark J. McCarthy ‘77 Class of 1978 Annual Fund: $1,300 Designated Fund: $4,850 Mr. George G. Hammer ‘78 Drs. William and Carolyn Kergosien ‘78 Mr. David L. Lippman ‘78 Mr. Michael P. McGinn ‘78 Mr. and Mrs. Jules J. Rousseau ‘78 Mr. Stephen B. Treutel ‘78 Class of 1979 Annual Fund: $100 Designated Fund: $500 Mr. Earl P. Domangue ‘79 Mr. Charles T. Schmidt ‘79 Class of 1980 Annual Fund: $1,500 Mr. Perre M. Cabell ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Kersanac ‘80
Class of 1983 Annual Fund: $3,000 Designated Gifts: $450 Mr. Edmond K. Aime ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley L. Williams ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. John E. Zimmerman ‘83 Class of 1984 Annual Fund: $305 Mr. Philip N. Pecquet, II ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher F. Trapani ‘84 Mr. Franklin Trudeau ‘84 Class of 1985 Annual Fund: $750 Designated Gifts: $175 Mr. James B. Bass ‘85 Mr. Robert O. Boulet ‘85 Mr. Jordan N. Bradford, Jr. ‘85 Mr. Michael S. Foreman ‘85 Bay Orthodedic Surgery, PLLC Class of 1986 Annual Fund: $350 Designated Gifts: $480 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Johns ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Logan ‘86 Mr. Samuel V. Morse, Jr. ‘86 Mr. Arthur D. Wynne III ‘86 Mr. David C. Zanca ‘86 Class of 1987 Annual Fund: $480 Mr. Robert L. Blum ‘87 Mr. Robert A. Maynard ‘87 Mr. Thomas E. Quave ‘87 Mr. John F. Winters, Jr. ‘87 Class of 1988 Annual Fund: $250 Designated Gifts: $244.34 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Gex II ‘88 Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Rhodes ‘88
Class of 1989 Annual Fund: $235 Designated Gifts: $850 Mr. and Mrs. John P. Baxter ‘89 Dr. James B. Benigno, Jr. ‘89 Mr. Richard M. Gleber ‘89 Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd N. Nicaud ‘89 Mr. Michael B. Schepens ‘89 Class of 1990 Annual Fund: $725 Designated Gifts: $100 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Bonura ‘90 Mr. William J. Bradley ‘90 Mr. Noah H. Denson ‘90 Mr. Michael C. Ritten ‘90 Mr. Samuel J. Russo, Jr. ‘90 Mr. Gregory F. Schruff ‘90 Mr. Michael J. Shannon, Jr. ‘90
Class of 2002 Annual Fund: $200 Mr. Ray R. Arizi ‘02 Class of 2003 Designated Gifts: $6,000 Mr. Mario A. Nievas ‘03 Class of 2005 Annual Fund: $50 Mr. Blake T. Ittmann ‘05 Class of 2006 Annual Fund: $100 Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Deifik ‘06 Class of 2009 Annual Fund: $110 Mr. Jackson M. Blackwell ‘09 Mr. Keith J. Marrero, Jr. ‘09
Class of 1991 Annual Fund: $425 Class of 2013 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin L. Bourg ‘91 Designated Gifts: $500 Dr. and Mrs. Duncan F. Matheson Mr. Luke M. Rosetti ‘13 ‘91 Class of 1992 Annual Fund: $800 Designated Gifts: $5,000 Mr. A. Matthew Brunner ‘92 Mr. Phillip L. Dunlap ‘92 Mr. Charles G. Merrigan ‘92 Class of 1993 Annual Fund: $980 Designated Gifts: $500 Mr. and Mrs. John R. Kane ‘93 Mr. Owen W. Peneguy ‘93 Mr. Emile A. Schindler III ‘93 Mr. Mark Schutt ‘93 Class of 1996 Annual Fund: $250 Mr. Jerry Polk, Jr. ‘96 Class of 1997 Annual Fund: $100 Designated Gifts: $100 Mr. John L. Genin, Jr. ‘97 Mr. Michael A. Mancuso ‘97 Class of 1998 Designated Gifts: $1,000 Mr. Gregory M. Gordy, Jr. ‘98 Class of 1999 Annual Fund: $625 Desingated Gifts: $1,400 Lt. Michael Dauro ‘99 Mr. Jeffrey Lagarde ‘99 Class of 2001 Annual Fund: $525 Mr. Christopher J. Mensi ‘01 Dr. & Mrs. Matthew L. Powell ‘01
Donations are represented for the 2013 fiscal year which ran from 7/1/12 - 6/30/13
Financial Report
Fiscal Year End June 30, 2014
St. Stanislaus College
Income
Tuition and Fees 3,427,692.65 71.07% Facility Rentals and Auxiliary Services 305,393.92 6.33% Annual Fund 295,247.34 6.12% Financial Assistance 197,777.62 4.10% Other Grants 168,363.48 3.49% Food Services 215,595.10 4.47% Athletics 87,643.23 1.82% Camp Stanislaus 100,000.00 2.07% Misc Income 25,047.83 0.52% Interest and Dividends 34.94 0.00% Total Income 4,822,796.11
Expenses
Academics 1,971,761.02 36.44% Plant, Utilities, Transportation 858,964.29 15.88% Administration 756,893.50 13.99% Food Services 575,286.35 10.63% Residency and Health 488,692.18 9.03% Insurance- Property, Liability, Flood 287,975.00 5.32% Auxiliary Services 84,304.26 1.56% Rent 125,000.04 2.31% Athletic 234,347.36 4.33% Professional Education 18,245.25 0.34% Bad Debt 9,037.58 0.17% Total Expenses 5,410,506.83 Net Operating Loss (587,710.72) Progrogression Operational Grant 643,500.00 Operational Carry over to 2014-2015 55,789.28 *Audited Financials
SSC had a budget shortfall in the 2013 fiscal year due mainly to a trend of declining enrollment. Fifty-six seniors graduated in May of 2014. Recruiting continues to be a major priority. A second admissions team member was brought on to focus on recruiting day students from local public and private feeder schools. We have seen large success with this. Resident student recruitment for both domestic and international remains a major focus moving forward. Major campus upgrades and renovations began to take place in the 2013-2014 school year. Most notably was the first floor renovation to the main school building, which was completely washed through in Katrina. Construction was completed in August of 2014 and essentially doubled the size of the schools usable space. Even in the best years, tuition does not cover all expenses. The “gap” that income did not cover for the 2013 fiscal year was covered by an operational grant of $587,710.72 from the SSC Progression Corporation’s General Endowment. Fundraising has been critical in defraying the total cost of education as well as ancillary expenses incurred through running a school.
SSC Progression Corporation Income
Designated Gifts 255,285.35 13.26% Annual Fund 286,578.81 14.89% Special Events 37,598.00 1.95% Library Capital Campaign 5,000.00 0.26% Investment Earnings 988,531.80 51.36% Interest & Dividends 220,208.47 11.44% Endowed Scholarships 14,367.06 0.75% Miscellaneous 750.00 0.04% Inkind Gifts 116,228.00 6.04% Total Income 1,924,547.49
Expenses
Operational Grant to SSC 643,500.00 38.82% Designated Gifts 251,047.31 15.14% Annual Fund Grant to SSC 295,501.34 17.83% Financial Assistance to SSC 197,777.62 11.93% Inkind Gifts 116,228.00 7.01% Ski Lodge 10,345.53 0.62% Special Events 32,440.29 1.96% Misc 4,822.70 0.29% Investment Fees 76,302.75 4.60% Interest Expense 761.90 0.05% Publication and Appeal 9,470.75 0.57% Administrative Expenses 19,500.77 1.18% Total Expenses 1,657,698.96 Net Operating Income 266,848.53 *Audited Financials
The 2013 fiscal year was a positive year for fundraising at SSC. The Annual Fund exceeded its goal once again of $275,000 by raising $286,578.81. Donations to the marine science program, computers for the technology lab, new classroom multimedia equipment and a Class of 1964 gift for new baseball bleachers were a few of the largest designated gifts received during the 2013 fiscal year. Additionally, a $50,000 donation to continue growing the already established Marine Science Endowment brought the endowment’s total to $250,000. Revenue from twenty-three endowed scholarships contributed $197,77.62 for needs-based financial assistance. Investment performance had one of the best years in history with a total return of $1,208,740.27 for both unrestricted endowment funds as well as restricted scholarship and departmental endowments. A capital campaign for the renovation of the school library was started with a goal of $900,000. This campaign began with a lead gift of $500,000 in the form of a four year pledge. The current Samuel “Chip” Blanchard ‘72 computer laboratory and the Kleinpeter-Gibbens Memorial Library will be joined together to form the Taylor Media Center which will open facing the Resource Center.
Society of 1854 St. Stanislaus College, the oldest existing establishment of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart in America, boasts a long and colorful history dating back to 1854. Blessed with talented leaders and generous benefactors, St. Stanislaus grew from its humble beginnings into an educational institution of great renown on the Gulf Coast. But it was not an easy task. Major challenges overcome by Brothers, lay faculty, and their students include epidemics, Civil War, financial struggles, hurricanes, and fire. Without the perseverance and dedication of instrumental individuals, St. Stanislaus would not be the school it is today. From its start in 1854, the history of SSC spans over a century and a half and includes over 7,000 alumni worldwide. Membership in the Society of 1854 is offered to all those who share the commitment to continuing the mission of St. Stanislaus, and who, like those Brothers in 1854 and those who followed, affirm that commitment by means of a planned gift. To become eligible for the Society membership, an individual simply informs the school in writing that St. Stanislaus has been included in his or her estate plans. The school also requires documentation of the planned gift, for example, a copy of the pertinent provisions of the individual’s will or trust, a copy of the life insurance policy which names the school as a beneficiary, or a letter from the individual’s attorney stating that he or she has, indeed, included St. Stanislaus in his or her estate plans. Upon receipt of such documentation, participants are enrolled in the Society of 1854. Below are the members of The Society of 1854 whom we are proud to recognize for their generosity in making a planned gift to SSC.
Anonymous Anonymous Brother Gunther Aucoin, SC* Dr. Aynaud M. Hebert ‘41 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Grusich Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Tighe ‘77 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Weathers, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. George E. Ramirez, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jon E. Ritten Mr. Armand G. Jonte, Jr. ‘70 Mr. Charles F. Engle ‘1893* Mr. Chris Davis ‘98 Mr. David Assaf, Jr. ‘40* Mr. David Glover ‘38* Mrs. Earline P. Brown* Mr. Edmond L. Deramee ‘21*
Mr. Ellis C. Cuevas ‘53 Mr. Elmer J. Kamm* Mr. F. S. Pugh ‘25* Mr. Frank J. Tighe ‘80 Mr. George Dendinger, Jr.* Mr. Gerald A. Bienvenu ‘55 Mr. James A. Ware ‘26* Mr. James I. Maloney, Jr. ‘53 Mr. James J. Bryan ‘41* Dr. Jean B. Lescale ‘12* Mr. John M. Tighe ‘83 Mr. Joseph H. Arbour ‘42 Mr. Joseph L. Killeen, Jr. ‘44* Mrs. Karen Babin Mrs. Leone Blaize* Dr. Marion J. Wolfe, Sr. ‘23*
Mr. Mark Modenbach ‘97 Mr. Martin D. Tighe ‘79 Mrs. Martin Miller Mrs. Meriam Calabria Mr. Milo L. Meacham ‘64 Mr. Milton L. Reisch ‘19* Ms. Myrtis Broussard* Mr. Nathaniel C. Fick, Jr. ‘65 Mrs. Pat Modenbach Mr. Philip J. Garcia, Sr. ‘72 Mr. Richard P. Kelley ‘58 Mr. Robert Hubbard ‘57 Mr. Sidney V. Arbour, Jr. ‘31* Mr. Timothy Schafer ‘57 Mr. Victor D. Blaize ‘18*
Great Wall of Rocks
works to Saint Stanislaus in order to beautify the campus and so that the arts program at SSC may be sustained.
The St. Stanislaus Cafe was the setting for the inaugural Great Wall of Rocks for the Arts on Friday, March 14, 2013. Mr. Patrick Martinez, SSC class of 1999 and Alumni Association President, shared the purpose of the Alumni Association sponsored event. It is to recognize, honor and celebrate those individuals or groups who, through their personal accomplishments in the field of art and music and their dedication to the Mission of Saint Stanislaus, serve as role models and sources of inspiration for the young men of SSC.
Mr. Gerald Bienvenu with classmates
We congratulate these two talented artists on this tremendous achievement and are grateful for the profound impact their talents have made on the Saint Stanislaus community.
Brother Carl Bouchereau, S.C., former teacher at Saint Stanislaus and current Guidance Counselor at Brother Martin High in New Orleans, introduced Brother Hilbert Mooney, S.C. the first inductee into the Great Wall of Rocks for the Arts. Brother Hilbert spent 48 years of religious life as a Brother of the Sacred Heart, the last 19 of which were spent at Saint Stanislaus. Brother Hilbert taught art to the students at SSC and offered pottery lessons to adults in the Gulf Coast Community. The Saint Stanislaus Art Room is named in honor of Brother Hilbert. A talented potter, Brother Hilbert took just pride in his creative works, which earned him a coast-wide reputation as a gifted artist. Brother Hilbert was inducted posthumously into the Great Wall, so Brother Francis David, S.C., current President of Saint Stanislaus, accepted the honor on behalf of Brother Hilbert.
Pottery by Bro. Hilbert Mooney, S.C
Mr. Chris Mensi, SSC class of 2001 and Advancement Director at Saint Stanislaus, introduced Mr. Gerald Bienvenu, the second inductee and a 1955 SSC graduate. Mr. Bienvenu grew up and spent most of his life on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. He is a self-taught artist whose goal has always been to help students quickly become proficient in their art. Mr. Bienvenu’s style and competence in the difficult medium of watercolor has earned him national acclaim. He donated his life’s
Past Inductees Individuals Jay Artigues ’87 Ronald J. “Ronnie” Artigues, Jr. ‘60 Brother Peter Basso, S.C., Administrator Col. Felix “Doc” Blanchard, Jr. ‘42 Henry J. “Zeke” Bonura ‘27 Pierre M. “Forster” Commagere, Coach Shannon Garrett ‘90 Michael Gemelli ‘69 Walter J. “Joe” Gex IV ‘82 V. J. Gianelloni ‘37 Patrick J. Kergosien ‘82 J. E. Loiacano ‘60 Mike Meyers ‘69 Vincent A. Moran ‘95 James B. “Jimmy” Oustalet ‘71 Stephen F. Peterman ‘00 Christopher B. “Chris” Reisch ‘91 Joseph G. “Doc” Rhodes ‘65 Brother Louis Joseph Richard, S.C., Administrator John A. “Baby Grand” Scafidi ‘29 Marchmont “Marchie” Schwartz ‘27 Scott Michael Senner ’80 James E. Smith, Sr. ‘45 Curtis St. Mary ‘70 C. J. “Pete” Taylor ‘39 William F. “Billy” Waits ‘82
Teams 1938 Gulf Coast Championship Football Team 1949 State Championship Boxing Team 1990 South State Championship Track and Field Team 1991 State Championship Cross Country Team 1993 Tennis Team 1996 Basketball Team 1996 State Championship Soccer Team
College Readiness As you may know, a successful college application rests on three main components: •
a strong academic foundation (solid grade point average in challenging classes)
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impressive leadership and involvement in extra-curricular activities (clubs, athletics and service)
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high standardized test scores (in our case, mostly through the ACT).
Saint Stanislaus challenges each of its young men to achieve his best academically through rigorous coursework and offers 30 clubs or sports for him to participate in, providing plenty of opportunities for growth and content for college applications. In the third component, Saint Stanislaus continues to far outpace state and national scores, and we have increased results dramatically in the last decade. We believe, however, that more can be done. Saint Stanislaus has long benefited from not being required to administer state standardized tests, which can lead to issues of “teaching to the test” and we intend to maintain that approach. We can do this and still meet our goals because the ACT test questions are directly related to what students are learning in
English, reading, math and science. As a result, our efforts are very efficient: we are providing students with the content that they will need for college while also enabling them to acquire the skills they need to succeed on the ACT. We believe that more of our students have the potential to gain college scholarships with additional targeted effort. That’s why we’re announcing the launch of a new effort which will engage our students in a three-part initiative to accomplish our goal of improving college readiness skills and raising ACT scores even more: •
We have purchased and will administer two retired ACT tests (one on September 9th and another early in the second semester) to this year’s juniors in order to give them maximum exposure to these high stakes tests.
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Through a new partnership with Cambridge Educational Services (CES), we will use data that CES returns to us within a week of testing to engage in professional development for all of our teachers. They will learn how to implement lessons that specifically respond to the needs of our students based on analysis of the test data.
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Two of the main tools we will use to implement this program are Victory for the ACT Student Text, 12th Edition and Essential Skills for the ACT Student Text, 12th Edition. Each junior will have the option of purchasing a set of these texts for use in the classroom and at home.
College Placements Angelo State University Auburn University Belhaven University Catholic University of America Christian Brothers University Colorado Mesa University Georgia Institute of Technology Georgia Southern University Houston Community College Indiana University-- Bloomington Jackson State Louisiana State University Loyola University New Orleans Meridian Community College
Millsaps College Mississippi College Mississippi State University MS Gulf Coast Comm. College Ohio State Pearl River Community College Pepperdine University Quincy University Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Rice University Southeastern Louisiana University Spring Hill College St. John’s University Stevens Inst. Of Technology
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Texas A&M University Texas Christian University The King’s College Tougaloo College University of Alabama University of Alabama at Birmingham University of Alabama at Huntsville University of Arkansas University of California-Berkeley University of Colorado Boulder University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign University of Louisiana-Lafayette
University of Louisiana- Monroe University of Mississippi University of Missouri University of NC Wilmington University of San Francisco University of South Alabama University of Southern Mississippi University of Virginia University of Washington Vanderbilt University Virginia Military Institute Washington University in St. Louis
2015: 24.5!
Historical ACT Composite Scores 23.6
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l ta to 2014 56 51 91% $51,944 $57,036 $2,908,883 2013 50 33 66% $67,010 $101,530 $3,350,500 2012 64 55 86% $50,556 $58,829 $3,235,600 2011 86 54 63% $65,110 $103,694 $5,599,484 2010 77 46 60% $70,023 $117,213 $5,391,804 2009 70 29 41% $66,890 $161,459 $4,682,318 2008 62 20 33% $16,898 $52,384 $1,047,670 2007 64 35 55% $34,907 $63,829 $2,234,020 2006 63 43 68% $44,886 $65,763 $2,827,810
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$1,078,668 $2,077,416 $1,998,550 $4,153,000 $3,887,000 $3,627,000 $885,000 $1,593,000 $1,974,000 $2,363,737
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State National
Administration & Staff Bro. Francis David, SC President Patrick McGrath Prinicipal Susan Estrade Asst. Principal for Activities Alumni Director Bro. Barry Landry, SC Academic Dean Erich Hoffer Dean of Students Stace McRaney Athletic Director Aimee Saucier Director of Finance Chris Mensi ‘01 Director of Advancement Richard Gleber ‘89 Director of Public Relations Assistant Director of Admissions John Thibodeaux ‘01 Director of Admissions Dan Zwerg Dierctor of Technology
Sam Doescher Matthew Neeb Abdou Sane Matthew Shannon
Foreign Languages Bro. Eduardo Baldioceda, SC Department Head Sally Hogue
Dormitory Rental Adrienne Quinlan Mick Quinlan
Guidance Bro. Dwight Kenney Jeremy Clark ‘98 Lee Bosarge
Buildings and Grounds Freddy West ‘91 Director of Buildings and Grounds Michael Acker Gus Adam Joey Cerone ‘03 Doug Duelfer Bro. Francis Fleming, SC Jake Forstall ‘11 Brian Fouquet Pearlie Garvin Beth Lummus Bro. Raymond Sylve, SC Jacqueline Vince Food Services Terry McGinity ‘75 Director of Food Services Cynthia Butler Maria Cox Rose Elliott Shawn Pruitt Bob Sayle
Clinic Carmen West, RN Sandra Odom Julie Cannon, RN Assistant to the Director of Advancement Julie Lawhead Assistant to the President Peter Hoffer Athletic Trainer Sandra Richoux Registrar Assistant to the Principal Laurin LaFontaine Bookkeeper
Faculty
Sandra Farrior Main Office Assistant to the Dean of Students
Computer Science & Technology Dan Zwerg Department Head Mark Logan ‘86
Bus Drivers Cecil Farrior Ken Kenney Residency Jeremy Clark ‘98 Director of Residency Kristen Tusa Academic & Activities Coordinator Tywan Arrington Christopher Davis ‘98
English Christine Harris Department Head D.P. Daigle Rashad Dunn Fine Arts Christian Bailey Department Head Dan Zwerg
Library Anna Brannin Mathematics Jordan Roy Department Head Stacy Gill Keon Handley Deuce Harrison Louise Perkins Physical Education Ricky Stone Department Head Reading and ESL Anna Brannin Gabe Fertitta Religion Bro. Bernard Couvillion, SC Campus Minister Department Head Ken France Daniel Munger Joan Munger Science Fred Cherota Department Head Jeff Anderson Letha Boudreaux Social Studies William Conides Department Head Ryan Joiner Kaleb Manuel
Boards St. Stanislaus College Board of Directors 2013-14
Mr. William S. App ’61 Chair Bro. Francis David, SC President Mr. Patrick D. McGrath Principal Bro. Ivy LeBlanc. SC Provincial Mrs. Barbara Carter Bro. Joseph Holthaus, SC Mr. Gregory M. Rando Mr. Charley “Dusty” Rhodes ‘64 Mr. David A. Treutel, Jr. ‘76 Mr. Robert P. Vollenweider
SSC Progression Board Board of Directors 2013-14 Bro. Francis David, SC President Mr. Patrick D. McGrath Principal Mr. Christopher J. Mensi ‘01 Treasurer Mr. John P. Baxter ‘89 Secretary Mr. Ronald J. Artigues, Jr. ‘84 Bro. William Boyles, SC Mr. Daryl C. Cornell Mr. Patrick J. Kergosien ‘82 Mr. Theodore “Ted” J. Longo ‘81 Mr. Dean E. Taylor
Alumni Association Board of Directors 2013-14 Mr. Patrick L. Martinez ‘99 President Mr. Terrence C. Asher, Jr. ’82 Mr. Jason P. Chiniche ’97 Mr. Christopher J. Estrade ‘98 Mr. Jonathan K. Foster ‘98 Mr. Joseph W. Gex II ‘88 Mr. Douglas K. Handshoe ’82 Mr. Brian K. Labat ‘86 Mr. Myron B. Labat, Jr. ’93 Mr. William A. LeBlanc ‘62 Mr. Patrick L. Martinez ‘99 Mr. Joseph E. Monti ‘70 Mr. Brandon S. Rhodes ‘92 Mr. Mark E. Rittiner ’82
Chef John Besh, honorary speaker at the 2014 Senior Leadership Breakfast, is presented a art rendering of Saint Stanislaus throughout the years by Austin Walk ‘14.
Endowment Funds
Ways to Give
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Below is a list of fully endowed scholarship funds as of June 30, 2014.
Brother Gunther Aucoin Endowed Scholarship
E.J. Babin Endowed Scholarship
Brother Lee Barker Endowed Scholarship
Brother Bennett Bishop Endowed Scholarship
Class of 1960 Endowed Scholarship
James Robert Crosslin Endowed Scholarship
Brother Joseph Donovan Endowed Scholarship
Brother Leo Godin Endowed Scholarship
John C. Hamilton, Jr. Endowed Scholarship
Rita Cue Johnson Endowed Scholarship
Jack Kent, Jr. Endowed Scholarship
Brother Noel Lemmon Family Endowed Scholarship
McCloskey Evans Endowed Scholarship
W&M McHugh Endowed Scholarship
O’Keefe Family Endowed Scholarship
Brother Romuald Endowed Scholarship
SSC Alumni Association Endowed Scholarship
St. Rose de Lima Endowed Scholarship
Brother Mark Thornton Endowed Scholarship
Waters Family Endowed Scholarship
Lassere Family Endowed Scholarship
Melcher Family Endowed Scholarship
David Glover Memorial Scholarship
Below is a list of partially funded endowment funds as of June 30, 2014.
Chris D. Briede ‘89 Memorial Scholarship
Class of 1992 Scholarship
Shannon Family - Sacred Heart Scholarship
Departmental Funds The Faculty Endowment Marine Science Endowment Faculty Formation Fund
t. Stanislaus is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that relies on private donations to meet the annual, capital and endowment needs of the school. At a time when there are so many requests for your charitable dollar, you may ask: Why St. Stanislaus? The answer is simply two-fold: St. Stanislaus is worthy of your investment because it is an investment in the formation and future of a child. Secondly, in a school with our unique mission, your gift to St. Stanislaus will truly make a difference. ANNUAL FUND Our Annual Fund Program is necessary to sustain the life of the school through enriched academic, campus ministry, and student programs, as well as to provide faculty and departmental support. Your investment on an annual basis through a St. Stanislaus Annual Fund contribution, at any level, will help raise necessary funds for important school objectives.
Recruit and retain outstanding, experienced faculty Improve the academic programs and student activities Increase professional development of faculty Provide financial assistance for students Enhance spiritual formation opportunities for students Improve technology on campus
ENDOWMENT FUNDS Endowed scholarship funds and endowed academic funds are often established to commemorate a deceased loved one or to honor a living person or family. These funds provide a lasting tribute to those who are so honored. DESIGNATED GIFTS Contributions can be restricted for a specific purpose and applied to benefit a named department, extracurricular activity, or project as the donor specifies and the school approves. CLASS GIFTS This is an opportunity for graduates of the same class to come together to create an endowed scholarship or other designated gift in the name of their class. MATCHING GIFTS Many companies offer an employee benefit of matching contributions to a non-profit organization. To find out if your company matches gifts, contact your human resource department for the required form(s). If you are interested in learning more about giving opportunities at St. Stanislaus College, please contact Chris Mensi in the Advancement Office at 228-467-9057, ext. 255. Your gift sends a powerful message of loyalty and support and helps shape the future of St. Stanislaus College.
Sneak Peek Into 2014 School Year Quick Facts State Championships in: Football, Soccer, Cross Country, Golf, and Baseball South State Champions in Football Senior Class averages 24.5 ACT score Main school building first floor renovations completed October 2015 Dorm renovations to 2nd & 3rd floor completed May 2015 Library in main school building renovated Summer 2015 Over $10,000,000 received in senior class scholarships.
The dorm received a complete renovation, including the installation of an elevator
Dorm underwent a complete renovation including the addition of an elevator
The varsity baseball Rocks won the 4AAA State Championship vs. Houston with a dynamic play.
The library is being completely renovated with the help of a $500,000 donation which will unite the Samuel Blanchard ‘72 Computer Lab with the Kleinpeter - Gibbens Memorial Library to create a one of a kind Taylor Family Media Center.
Alumni Reunion Saturday, January 30, 2016
Honoring the classes of 1946, 1956, 1966, 1976, 1986, 1991, 1996, and 2006