Century II - November 2023

St. Aloysius

Brother Martin

Cor Jesu

CENTURY II Brothers of the Sacred Heart Alumni Association of New Orleans Magazine Volume 50 NO. 2

December 2023

Elysian Fields Forever

Mike Flick ’66 SA 2024 Alumnus of the YEar

HOMECOMING

Chris Heine ’03 Named Director of Alumni Relations

Message from the President “As for the work, there is nothing better than a list of tasks to be done; and let each brother, teacher, or prefect see to it that these are adhered to; let each tend exclusively to his own workshop and not remain idle for a single instant.”

Advice from Father André Coindre to Brother Borgia, 1820s France Father André Coindre, the Founder of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart, was both an intensely spiritual man as well as a practical man, and he knew well that he had to attend to small details that would build up the Kingdom of God as the earliest group of Brothers struggled to create formation and education experiences for the young men they served in revolution-torn Lyon in the 1820s. His letters are filled with details about the upkeep of facilities, the cleanliness of the brothers and students, and the programs in place to teach the boys a marketable skill as well as the Catholic faith.

So it’s no surprise that, 200+ years later, we still follow Father Coindre’s sensibility in always evaluating our programs and facilities “to meet the needs of our changing world.” This past summer, the Brother Martin High School Board of Directors unanimously approved the 5-year Strategic Plan, eighteen months in the making, that addresses ALL aspects of our school mission: spiritual formation, Brothers of the Sacred Heart identity, academic curricula,

activities, and athletics, just to name a few. Goals and objectives have been linked to “goal owners,” and already our implementation committee has begun meeting to ensure that the Strategic Plan is being put into action. Expect a lot of great improvements to our already outstanding school programs!

An offshoot of the Strategic Plan is the formation of a Master Plan that coordinates with the Strategic Plan goals and that specifically addresses physical campus improvements, such as renovations and additions to our current campus. Formulating this Master Plan is happening right now. An assessment of such needs is taking place, and a Master Plan Committee has met several times already to formulate the Brother Martin campus of the future. We hope you can tell that “workshops” are not remaining idle “for a single instant”!

As always, thank you for your continued loving support of all that we do at Brother Martin High School. We could not be the outstanding school of the present--and of the future--without your prayers and help.

Ametur Cor Jesu. Ametur Cor Mariae.

Greg Rando ‘77, President

Message from the Principal It is true, as the saying goes, that Hope springs eternal. At Brother Martin, the seeds of that hope are planted every day. In order for hope to rule the day, we anchor ourselves to our faith, and we place our hope in the young Crusaders at Brother Martin who have been entrusted to our care. Hope springs eternal through faith…and also through hard work, commitment, every day effort, and community.

Hope is part of our history.

Father Coindre rescued two abandoned girls outside of St. Nizier Church in Lyon in 1815, moved by nothing more than conviction buoyed by faith in God. He then established the Pieux Secours, the first school of our institute, with the help of lay people who ultimately helped make Coindre’s dream a reality.

Later Br. Polycarp was open to the call from the Bishop of Mobile, Alabama, to send five Brothers of the Sacred Heart to America to build schools, providing a sanctuary for young people despite never having even set foot in America before sending those Brothers across the Atlantic Ocean to spread the wings of the Institute.

Polycarp never visited beforehand, and he was never able to journey to America in the midst of the Brothers burgeoning existence in the New World. When he died, he never saw what had been established in Mobile or eventually in New Orleans on Chartres & Barracks, Esplanade & Rampart, or Elysian Fields.

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care. I believe that Father Coindre, Brother Polycarp, and Br. Martin Hernandez would be proud of the state of our Brother Martin school community today because our school is a result of their hope.

Because of the effort, talent, and gifts our students possess, and because of the faith that we all share, our hope at Brother Martin for what lies ahead is really more of an expectation. We’re confident in what the future holds because of the young men leading our way.

Our mission at Brother Martin is to carry forth our storied tradition of educating young men for life. The mission is the work. Our students are the mission. And, our students are on a mission. We embrace this mission with open arms. It is the driving force that propels our school community forward. With this mission, there are no limits to what we can achieve.

Go Crusaders!

Ryan Gallagher ‘00, Principal

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Tim and Beverly Napier, Mary Beth and Jeff Haro ’74, and Erin and Joe Caruso ’79

Tricia Lara, Cari Rhoton, Jennifer Fields, Amber Bathel, and Renée Amedee The Brother Martin community gathered on campus in late October for Elysian Field Forever, presented by Hancock Whitney. Nearly 600 guests including parents, friends, Alumni of St. Aloysius, Cor Jesu, and Brother Martin, and Faculty and Staff, celebrated Brother Martin’s largest fundraiser of the year.

The school was transformed into a French Quarter Courtyard, with plenty of string lights, plants, and even a gold mime. The evening began with the Patron Party, where guests enjoyed delicious food prepared by Pigeon Caterers and Dean Pigeon ’06, Vance Vaucresson ’87, and Brother Martin’s own Culinary Crusaders. The Main Event began with President Greg Rando ’77 welcoming and thanking guests for their support.

Ceremonies, Mark Romig ‘74, kept the live auction bidding fast and furious for the seven unique items. Guests enjoyed music by Bag of Donuts as they danced the night away.

Auction sponsors and donors were recognized throughout the night as well as on our auction website. The evening concluded with Director of Advancement Kenny Spellman ’84 thanking guests and the committee.

Meredith Duhe, Communications, Marketing, and Events Manager, led a dedicated committee, an army of volunteers, vendors, staff, and Brother Martin Student Ambassadors and Cheerleaders to ensure a successful event.

A selection of silent and live auction items were open for bidding, and guests tried their luck with several raffles, including the “$5,000 Cash Raffle,”“50/50,” “Blanton’s Bourbon Raffle,” and more. Master of

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SPONSORS Presenting Sponsor Hancock Whitney Patrons of the Crest Orleans Capital Management Corp.

Reneé and Hank Eiserloh ‘84 Patrons of the Shield Erin and Joseph Caruso ’79 Coca-Cola Crescent Sound & Light, Inc. Christine and Milton Dureau, Jr. ’69 CJ ELEMENT - Richard Young ’85 Fleur de Lis Event Rental Gallo Mechanical The Laiche Family Lakeview Regional Chiropractic Clinic Pigéon Catering Schiro’s School Time Southern Eagle Southport Hall Stall Enterprises

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Gold Sponsors Bag of Donuts • BC Engineering, LCC Crescent Door and Hardware • E-Claim Gootee Construction, Inc. • Jostens MSAH • Pelican Events Pete’s Plumbing and Heating Inc. • The Rhoton Family Robért Fresh Market • Romaguera Photography TruWealth Advisors, LLC • Vista Landscaping Crimson Sponsors Faux Pas Prints Anna and David Jouandot ’78, David III ’03, and Joshua ’15 Elaine Ridgley • River Rental Tools, Inc. The Marcel J. Damiens Family Foundation Allstar Medical Equipment Blink Photography/Godbold Construction Cicis Pizza on Airline, DeLeon & Sons, and Hacienda Construction of Louisiana, LLC • Cospolich Gallagher Insurance • Hivolt Coffee/Lacrosse Team Hotel Whiskey - Whiskey on the River • Investar Bank Judge Jeanne Nunez Juneau • Marshall Family Perrone & Sons LLC • Raising Canes Southern States Mechanical LLC • Sysco

Committee Amy Allesandro • Valrie and Keith Amato ’85 André and Renée Amedee • Janae Arcement Amber Bathel • Brent Boten • Ron Brisbi ’67 SA Erin and Joe Caruso ’79 • Mandy Catanzaro Mia and Scott Corrente ’83 Rhen and Kraig de Lanzac ’86 • Ayesha Dinshaw Christine and Milton Dureau ’69 CJ • Jennifer Fields Emily Francingues • Amy Galliano Jeanne and David Gallo ’77 • Louis and Kim Gentry ’83 Tiffany Godbold • Alaina Hudson • Lori Hutchins Crusader Sponsors Kristen Keller • Nicole and Chris Laiche ’90 • Tricia Lara Beary Cherry Tree • Brocato Law Firm, PLC Rebecca Mooney • Bev and Tim Napier • Debbie Perrone Charles Teamer • Schafer Group, LLC Cari Rhoton • Judy Ridge • Brandy Roussel The Alfonso Family • Jennifer & Jeff Teague ’91 Madylin Schneller • Shana and Chuck Stall ’02 Lenee & Dan Crowley ’98 • Schneider Paper Products, Inc. Julie Steigner • Melissa Switzer • Melissa Wender The Balloon Lady • Charles Teamer ’76 • Watershed

Homecoming In October, the Brother Martin community gathered for 2023 Homecoming festivities. The day began with tailgating and alumni activities, which included recognition of past Homecoming Queens, the recognition of the 1983 and 2008 Football Teams on their championship anniversaries, performances by our Cheerleaders and Band, and our Alumni Band. Guests enjoyed Coca-Cola refreshments and world famous smoked sausage

sliders, which were sponsored by our Student Council and prepared and served by our Culinary Crusaders. Before the game, our NJROTC presented the colors, and the National Anthem was played by our Crusader Band. Miss Lily Diaz was named our 2023 Homecoming Queen during halftime, the Dominican Debs had a reunion celebration, and the Crusaders defeated Holy Cross 22-19.

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2023 Homecoming Queen

Homecoming Queens Reunion

2023 Homecoming Court

Debs Reunion

Crusaders Alumni Band Culinary Crusaders

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Homecoming

SPONSORS Gold Coca Cola Rhen, Kraig ’86 and Braden ’18 de Lanzac – Band Joe Exnicios - Class of 1973 – Football Fleur de Lis Event Rentals Hancock Whitney Steve M. #47, 1971 Football State Champs Raising Cane’s Crimson Ameriprise Financial - Paul Ippolito ’73 – Football Brocato Law Firm, PCC - Sal Brocato ’88 – Football Mr. and Mrs. James Burke ’76 Nicholas Cox ’10 – Football The Raymond Kenney Family – Football St. Aloysius 1964 Football Distrcit Champs

Thank you to our Football Program Sponsors Crusader Football Game Day Sponsors Alicia Lagarde Craig with Athena Real Estate • Beary Cherry Tree Child Development Center • Bienvenu Brothers Chick-fil-A I-10 & Carrollton • Daniel Spiess, Realtor • E. J. Milligan Construction LLC Justin & Mindy Airhart/SSE Steel Fabrication • IMC Consulting Engineers, Inc. • Kidcam Summer Camps Allstar Medical Equipment • The Nickens Family • The Original Fiorella’s Cafe Southern States Mechanical, LLC • Stiegler Law Firm LLC

Crusader Johnny Blue ’86 – Football Gregory C. Brown ’80 – NJROTC Bob Burns ’62 SA – Football Gerald Clark ’74 – Football Paul Claudel ’56 SA Kurt Engelhardt ’78 – Band The Giepert Law Firm - Gary Giepert ’80 – Football The Gonzales Family – Band Raion Hill ’94 – Football Brian Kleinschrodt ’03 – Band Chris Lucas ’83 – Football Magnolia CompCare - Chris Stromboe ’98 – Football Darren J. Martino ’21– Band Paula, Frank ’81 and Jude ’20 McCaskell – Band Merck Animal Health - Jeff Reid ’85 – Football PJ’s Coffee - Aubry Miller – Cheer/Homecoming Queen Tim Moore ’86 – Band Don Schindler ’71 and Family – Football Short Stop Poboys - Russell Hendrick ’70 – NJROTC United Refrigeration, Inc. - Jared Schexnaydre ’83 – Band Andrew ’19 and Daniel ’22 Winstein – Band

Team Meal Sponsors Gus Willy Apparel - Craig Leaumont • Brother Martin 2023 Tailgate Crew Class of ’24 Parents - Balser ‘92, Berrigan ‘85, Craig, Darden (Duran), Ducre, Fisette, Flores, McKevitt, Michel, Milligan, Polito ’89, Richard,Turner, Vigee, Vlosich, West Class of ’25 Parents - Bazile, Brown, Buras, Catanzaro ‘97, Dazet, Malek ‘92, McDonald, Natividad, Smith, Weber, Weimer Class of ’26 Parents - Bardales, Barton, Diaz, Dudley, Frost, Guilbault, Heymann, Lambert ’90, Lawrence, Melancon, Naredo, Ross, Stringer, Tingstrom, Wiss Class of ’27 Parents - Balser ‘92, Barbier, Bienvenu ‘06, Caminita, Catanzaro ‘97, Condoll, Cooper, DePhillips, Farrae ‘00, Ferris, Fields, Frey, Jones, Karl ‘98, Keller ‘98, LaBruzzo, McCluskey, Ordeneaux, Randol, Shannon Alicia & David Craig, Heather & Will Patterson, Amber & Donnie Walden, Tommy Tingstrom Chick-Fil-A I-10 & Carrollton - The McLeish Family Class of ’86 Football Team Alumni - Robert Blake, Johnny Blue, Harold Bologna, Chris Callia, John Filostrat, Carlos Gacharna, Paul Jouet, Jason Kern, Warde Manuel, Jackie Martello, Kenny Nicolosi, Troy Oddo, Casey Rowe, Wayne Wellmeier, Rod West Class of ’89 Football Team Alumni - Lou Provenzano ‘90, Leni Sumich, Jr. ‘90, Chris Stant ‘90, Chris Hart ‘90, Jeff Vaughn ‘90, Gary Buquoi ‘90, Pat Stack ‘90, Chad LaRose ‘90 (1989 State Runner-Up) Class of ’93 Football Team Alumni - Frank Caracci, Dante Ascani, Casey Fitzpatrick, Danny Fulham, Steve Thiel, Ray Salimbangon, Marc Williams, Turtle Sumich, Heath Howat, Christopher Costa, Justin Clark, Trey McCune, Paul Broussard (1989 State Runner-Up & 1992 District Champions, Donors to the Chubby Marks Scholarship) West Transmissions • Many Heymann, Sr. • Heather & Alex Lambert ‘90 Sidney Harris, Sr. • Title Corp of Louisiana

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Plus 50 Mass and Reunion The afternoon began with Mass in the Branton Chapel celebrated by Fr. Andrew Sanchez ’03 and assisted by Deacon Ray Bertin ’61 CJ. After Mass, Director of Alumni Relations Chris Heine ’03 recognized special guests, including the Alumnus who travelled the farthest, Edward Blind ’63 SA, who lives in Madison, OH, as well as two attendees from the earliest class, Courtney Busch ’52 SA and Julian Champagne ’52 SA.

Alumni and guests gathered for the annual Plus 50 Mass and Alumni Reunion at Brother Martin High School in mid-September. This special evening included Reunion festivities for Alumni of 51 years or more from St. Aloysius, Cor Jesu, and Brother Martin High School.

At the Plus 50 reception, Alumni and guests enjoyed a delicious meal by prepared by Pigeon’s Catering and served by the Brother Martin Culinary Crusaders.

The St. Aloysius Classes of 1943, 1948, 1953, 1958, 1963, and 1968 as well as the Cor Jesu Classes of 1958, 1963, and 1968 were all recognized for their respective anniversaries. The Brother Martin Class of 1972 was welcomed as the newest members of

Chris Heine ’03 accepts an original St. Aloysius brick from Bert Verdigets ’63 SA and AJ Talamo ’63 SA. the Plus 50 family. The Class of 1972 showed school spirit by having the most class representatives in attendance.

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Silver Sponsors George Heine ’72 - Heine Benefit Solutions LLC Houin Family Anna & Richard Lea ’58 SA Clifford Miller ’58 CJ Plauche Electric Service, Inc. Schafer Group Ltd., LLC

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Bronze Sponsors Edward Blind ’63 SA - FRANCR • Robert J. Brunet, Sr. ’68 CJ James Corcoran ’45 SA • Dr. Nicholas Danna III ’67 SA Gene Ferniz ’71 • D. Michael Giroir ’63 SA Gordon Gsell ’61 CJ • Frank Janusa ’69 SA Lawrence Kampa, Jr. ’70 • Joseph Labadot ’63 CJ Fernand Laudumiey ’62 SA • Mike McAdam ’53 SA Rick Reso ’62 SA • A. J. Talamo, Jr. ‘63 SA Henry Tebbe ‘58 SA

Plus 50 Committee - (front row) Armand Bertin ’59 CJ, Bill Fulham ’61 CJ, Gordon Gsell ’61 CJ, Sid Lambert ’64 CJ, Mike McAdam ’53 SA, Tom Nenos ’64 SA, George Heine ‘72, Mark Schneider ‘72, Jerry McCrory ’70 (back row) Greg Averill ’70, Alan Thriffiley ’71, Kenny Barrett ’70, and Nelson Breve ’71 Not pictured: Deacon Terry Manieri ’64 SA, Hon. Conn Regan ’66 CJ, Van Robichaux ’69 CJ, Lenny Simmons ’64 CJ, Sal Tramontana ’59 CJ, and George Wax ’45 SA

The Class of 1972 had the most attendees at their first Plus 50

How easy is it to become a Society of 1869 member?

Just add Brother Martin High School as a beneficiary to your life insurance or IRA. CIETY O Contact Kenny Spellman ’84, O Director of Advancement, at kspellman@brothermartin.com or 504-284-6700.

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Donors Cypress Lakes Country Club • Pete Dares, Sr. ’56 SA John Hodges ’62 SA • Kevin Karcher ’69 CJ Mike McAdam ’53 SA • Porter & Luke’s George Schexnayder ’59 SA

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Alumni Reunions Alumni Reunion Classes more than 50 Years celebrated at the Plus 50 Mass and Reunion in mid-September.

St. Aloysius Class of 1953

St. Aloysius Class of 1958

St. Aloysius Class of 1963

Cor Jesu Class of 1963

Cor Jesu Class of 1968

St. Aloysius Class of 1968

Class of 1973 – 50-Year Reunion

Class of 1979 Class of 2004 Class of 1984 Class of 2009 Class of 1974 Class of 2014 Class of 1994 Class of 2019 Class of 1989 Class of 1999 8  Century II

2024 ALUMNI REUNION SCHEDULE

45-Year Reunion 20-Year Reunion 40-Year Reunion 15-Year Reunion 50-Year Reunion 10-Year Reunion 30-Year Reunion 5-Year Reunion 35-Year Reunion 25-Year Reunion

Saturday, March 23 Saturday, March 23 Saturday, May 11 Saturday, May 11 Saturday, May 18 Saturday, May 18 Saturday, May 25 Friday, June 7 Saturday, June 8 TBD

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Chateau Estates Country Club Tchoup Yard Southern Yacht Club Tchoup Yard Branton Chapel & Benson Mall Vintage Rock Club Fulton Alley Southport Hall Vintage Rock Club

Alumni Reunions

Class of 1978 – 45-Year Reunion

Class of 1983 – 40-Year Reunion

Class of 1988 – 35-Year Reunion

If you are interested in being a Class Ambassador, then please contact Chris Heine ’03 at 504-284-6700 ext. 3245, or email cheine@brothermartin.com.

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Alumni Reunions

Class of 1993 – 30-Year Reunion

Class of 1998 – 25-Year Reunion

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Class of 2008 – 15-Year Reunion

Class of 2013 – 10-Year Reunion

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Fishing Rodeo

Brother Martin High School held the 23nd Annual Fishing Rodeo in June in the Backyard at school. It was a beautiful, warm day for Alumni, families, and friends of Brother Martin as more than 40 teams competed for awards in 15 various categories.

Rob Hymel entertained the crowd with music as Eddie Gonzales ’77 served as the emcee.

Younger fishermen competed in a fish toss directed

by Billy Thiele ’78. The Class of 1981 Cooking Team provided delicious fried fish, burgers, fries, jambalaya, and snowballs.

Jack Krebs ’23 caught the largest fish by a current Brother Martin student. BSpell Paint and Faux Pas Prints provided the awards. The Brother Martin Cheerleaders sold “Big Board Raffle” spots as well as a Parade of Prizes consisting of gift cards, Brother Martin items, fishing gear, and more. Members of the Advancement and Alumni Relations Office along with a team of volunteers ensured a successful event.

Prior to the Fishing Rodeo, the Captain’s Party was hosted at Causeway Bar & Grill in Metairie to cast off the event. Fishermen and guests were able to register while enjoying complimentary food and beverages.

Johnny Blue ’86, Andrew Casadaban ’08, Jimmy Casadaban ’79, Mike Cascio ’96, Chad Courrege ’85, Hayden Courrege ’18, Logan Courrege ’15, Pete Dares ‘56 SA, Gary Delahoussaye ’74, Drew Dodd, John Gelpi IV ’04, Eddie Gonzales ’77, Jay Hotard ’82, Rob Hymel, David Klein ’90, Jimmy LaCava ‘55 SA, Nick Macaluso ’85, Emile Meydrich, Matthew Patterson, Dave Pecot ’76, Dave Schmidt ’76, Jerry Schmidt ’81, Todd Schwander ’93, Steven Spiers ’84, Chuck Stall ’76, Billy Thiele ’78, and Andrew Woodroof ’03 served on the committee.

Main Sponsor – John J. Gelpi, Jr. – St. Aloysius Class of 1952 Stage Sponsors Coca-Cola Class of 1981 Cooking Team – Mark Buchert ‘81, Frank McCaskell ‘81 Fleur de Lis Event Rental – Michael Cascio ’96 OverKill Construction – Chip Crews ’03 Corporate Sponsors Clement Building Company • Hancock Whitney • Hotard General Contracting, Inc. Orleans Sheetmetal Works & Roofing, Inc. • Performance Foodservice - Pete Algero ’80 • Raising Cane’s Robért Fresh Market • Stall Enterprises - Chuck Stall ’76 • Southern Eagle - Budweiser Gulf Sponsors Audubon Gutters • Beau Bradshaw ’04 • Big Easy Event Rentals - Jeff Rizzo ’98 • Causeway Bar and Grill Crewboats, LLC - Pat Pescay • Crescent - Justin Farrae ’00 • Gary ’74, Jerry ’74 and Michael ’77 Delahoussaye DeLeon & Sons, LLC • Faux Pas Prints - Johnny Blue ’86, Kleo Blue ’89 Favorites Promotional Products - James Casadaban ’06 • Julie and Tommy Metz ’79 Michelli Weighing and Measures • Schneider Paper Products Lake Sponsors James M. Burke ’76 • Elmer’s Chee-wee’s • Mark Romig ’74 Donors Desi Vega’s Steakhouse Metairie • Francesca • Katie’s • Lakeview Harbor • Puglia’s Sporting Goods Jerry Schmidt ’81 • Spiers A/C and Heating • Billy Thiele ’78 • Velvet Cactus • Wrong Iron on the Greenway

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Alumnus of the Year Michael Flick ’66 SA has been selected by the Brother Martin High School Board of Directors as the 2024 Alumnus of the Year. The announcement was made at the Alumnus of the Year Social hosted

Mike Flick ’66 SA, Julie Flick, Christine and Milton Dureau ’69 CJ

at the home of Christine and Milton Dureau ’69 CJ. Former recipients and their wives enjoyed delicious fare, shared stories, and welcomed Mike and his wife Julie. The 2023 Alumnus of the Year,

the Honorable Kurt D. Engelhardt ’78, officially welcomed Mike to the group with a toast. The Alumnus of the Year Mass and Luncheon will be held early in 2024.

Brian Barkemeyer ’79, Joe Caruso ’79, Joe Exnicios ’73, Larry Gibbs ’65 CJ, Sid Lambert ’64 CJ, Kurt Engelhardt ’78, Augie Gallo ’53 SA, Mike Flick ’66 SA, Milton Dureau ’69 CJ, Jerry Reso ’53, Kraig de Lanzac ’86, David Gallo ’77, Hank Eiserloh ’84, and David Trepagnier, Sr. ’83

Prayer Breakfast In early August, Brother Martin hosted our Prayer Breakfast at the Southern Yacht Club.

This year’s keynote speaker was Head Football Coach Mark Bonis. Coach Bonis reflected on his personal journey and shared the three things that he has learned. “First, we may not always like the outcome, but things happen for a reason; second, God has perfect timing; and third, God always

provides and… with that in mind, I believe we should all strive to live by the message set forth by 2nd Corinthians, which calls us to ‘live or walk by faith, and; not by sight’. ” Theresa and Mark Buchert ’81, Leslie Clark, John DiMaggio, Tony Melito ’76, Blythe and Jerry Peters ’76 served on the committee.

Mark, Brynn, Blake, Rebecca, and Marc Bonis Table Sponsors Scott Corrente, Sr. ’83 & Scott Corrente II ’16 Gallo Mechanical Gus Willy Apparel

Lance Ranlett ’91, Ken Trahan, and Gary Alfonso

Kevin Balser ’92, Randy Oddo ’62 SA, Bob Burns ’62 SA and Terry Manieri ’64 SA

Individual Sponsors Gregory Brown ’80 Lawrence J. Centola, Jr. ’64 SA Athena Real Estate – Alicia Lagarde Craig Anita Davis The de Lanzac Family Eugene G. Ferniz ’71 Jennifer and Troy Fields Gordon M. Gsell ’61 CJ Dottie and Deacon Terry Manieri ’64 SA Joseph McCarthy III ’77 Tommy Mitchell ’79 Development Consulting Jay Romig ’72 Winning Actions - Enhancing Sports Performance Cissy and Ray Yakelis Century II  13

Campus News Athletics Basketball

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Brother Martin Basketball was busy over the summer with the team’s summer season as well as their summer camp. Irv Smith, Jr. ’16 visited our campers, motivating them and explaining the importance of working hard on and off of the field or court. Head Coach Chris Biehl was pleased with the camp and the team’s progress.

Cross-Country According to a National Pre-Season XC ranking by Tully Runners, the Brother Martin Cross-Country Team entered this season ranked 43rd in the country and 4th in the South Region (which consists of teams from Arkansas, Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, and Mississippi).

The Brother Martin Cross Country Team competed in the Florida State Invitational in Tallahassee in the fall. The JV team won a close race by 3 points after thundering across the finish line from being behind. The varsity team, too, employed a similar strategy to finish 2nd overall among almost 40 teams, losing only to a team ranked in the top 5 across the country.

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Congratulations to our Brother Martin football players who were selected to the 2023 9-5A All-District Team.

Nathan Malek ’25, Treshoun Ware ’25, and Jadon Weber ’25.

The Crusaders won the 2023 District 9-5A Championship and went 15-2 during the regular season. At the State Champioships, Dylan Mayeux ’24, Hunter McDermott ’25, and Kyle Traub ’24 led the team to a 5th place finish, which is the best finish for our team since 2004. They completed the fall season of the Catholic League undefeated finishing 8-0.

Lacrosse Kyle Manning ’13 has been named Head Coach for Lacrosse for the 2023-2024 season.

Rugby

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Cameron Coughlin ’25, Maverick Trimble ’25, Michael Sauvé III ’24, and Danté Rodriguez ’24 trained in France this past summer for two weeks with the ASM Clermont Auvergne Rugby Team.

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Wrestling Richie Clementi ’25 went 7-0 while Rory Horvath ’25 was 5-0 at the Junior Greco-Roman National Duals that took place in Tulsa, Oklahoma this past summer.

Noah Confident ’25 was featured in a WDSU Spotlight edition. Noah was born without a left leg but has overcome the challenges and competes at a high level on the Crusader Wrestling Team.

Campus 2023 Student Orientation During Orientation, Crusaders had their uniforms checked, took photos with Romaguera Photography, were issued new name tags, and were allowed to purchase essential items like P.E. uniforms, bookstore items, and backpacks embroidered with the Brother Martin shield. Our newest Crusaders also took part in a Technology Seminar intended to educate them on Brother Martin’s technology policies and procedures.

Campus News Summer Camp

Homecoming Pep Rally

Crusader Camp Director Donnie Midkiff ’03 and his staff welcomed more than 330 campers, went on more than a dozen field trips, had water days, Icees, Canes, and made lasting memories for all campers. Over the six weeks, campers participated in fifteen different activities, built race cars and rockets, learned how to play music, and made some amazing friends.

The Conlin Gymnasium was rockin’ with Crusader excitement this during our 2023 Homecoming Pep Rally.

College Day

Enrichment

More than 30 colleges and universities were represented at our annual College Day. Our Summer Enrichment program welcomes our newest Crusaders to campus life and brotherhood. The three weeks emphasized our tradition of Personal Attention, Academic Excellence, Religious Values, and Friendly Discipline.

Foundation Day

Crimson & Gold Day-Admissions

In mid-June, Brother Martin High School welcomed future Crusaders to our summer Crimson & Gold Day. These prospective Crusaders formed teams, participated in various games and activities, and enjoyed snacks.

Campus Visit

Councilman Eugene Green visited with Greg Rando ’77, our president, and Ryan Gallagher ’00, our principal, to discuss Brother Martin High School’s continued partnership with the City of New Orleans. Topics of discussion included attending neighborhood association meetings, safety, and the positive improvements currently underway in our neighborhood.

In late September, the Brother Martin High School community gathered in the Robert M. Conlin Gymnasium to celebrate the Foundation Day of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart with a beautiful liturgy. Our school community joined a number of international Brothers schools in celebration of Foundation Day. Crusader Discovery

We held our 2023 Crusader Discovery event in late September with more than 300 5th-8th grade students excitedly joining us on campus to learn what it means to #BEaCRUSADER.

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Campus News Extracurriculars Band Congratulations to our Crusader Bandsmen for making the 2023 LMEA AllState Band: Lamar Allen (percussion), Sam Dinshaw Allen (clarinet), and Martin Nuila (clarinet).

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Student Life Seth Brown ’25 recently participated in Jack and Jill of America, Inc.’s On the Hill Legislative Summit in Washington, D.C. Founded in 1938, Jack and Jill of America, Inc. is a national non-profit organization of mothers who are focused on a mission to develop youth into leaders through cultural, civic, and social experiences.

Dylan Rhoton ’24 scored a perfect 36 on the ACT, an achievement that less than 1% of students across the country will attain.

In early October, prospective students grabbed their favorite instrument to participate in the annual Junior High Band Night!

Cheer Team The Brother Martin Cheer Team hosted the summer Cheer Mini-Camp for more than sixty future Crusader cheerleaders.

Dionysians

Michael Ekenta ‘24 and Ian-Bailey Watkins ‘24 participated in the Ochsner STAR Summer Scholars Program over the summer.

Ring Mass

The Dionysians are set to perform The Little Mermaid, 12 Angry Jurors, their Music for the Missions, and Footloose: The Musical during the 2023-2024 season.

Faculty PLACE

Thomas Mavor, Josh Thomas ’97, and Melanie Williams are members of the Brother Martin faculty who are participating in the PLACE Program (Pilgrimage Lyon André Coindre Experience). As the Brothers of the Sacred Heart were founded by Father André Coindre in Lyon, France (1821), this pilgrimage is a 17–day immersive experience that takes place in Lyon and the surrounding areas.

The Brother Martin Class of 2024 received their senior rings in August at St. Dominic Catholic Church in New Orleans. After an inspiring homily by Fr. Tony Rigoli, Principal Ryan Gallagher ’00 offered a moving reflection before the seniors received their rings.

Ring Dance The Class of 2024 celebrated at Ring Dance with their dates in the Tom and Gayle Benson Mall in late August.

Back to School Dance

Thomas Mavor and Amy Peavey participated in a panel presentation titled “Building Capacity for the Future of the Coast” at the recent “State of the Coast” Conference, held here in New Orleans sponsored by the Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana (CRCL).

Faculty Orientation “That purpose, as in all houses, is the religious and moral instruction of youth.

All your desires and efforts must tend toward that goal; never forget this...

Therefore, always be worthy of your holy mission.” - Br. Polycarp, S.C. Our faculty and staff prepared to welcome our students as they returned to campus in early August.

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8th and 9th grade Crusaders and their guests attended their Back to School Dance in mid-August.

Campus News Liturgy

8th & 9th Grade Academic Scholars

In mid-August, the Brother Martin Community gathered in the Conlin Gymnasium for our Feast of the Assumption Mass, celebrated by Fr. Tony Rigoli.

President, Mr. Gregory Rando ’77, and Principal, Mr. Ryan Gallagher ’00, presented a pin and plaque to students who have been awarded academic scholarships this year. Academic scholarships are awarded to incoming 8th and 9th grade students who have demonstrated an outstanding academic profile throughout their elementary/middle school years and who scored well on our high school placement test.

How to Make a Life The Crusaders for Life and Justice initiated a Backpack Drive to support the Harry Thompson Center and its invaluable services to the unhoused in our community.

Academics

Recently, students in Mr. Thomas’s ’97 UNO dual enrollment Environmental Science course visited the Pontchartrain Conservancy’s Lab at the New Canal Lighthouse.

Brother Martin’s 2023 AP Scholars – Congratulations to the following Brother Martin Crusaders who have earned AP Scholar designation from the College Board based on their AP scores:

Homecoming Dance

AP Scholars – Elias Levy ’23, Gabriel Levy ’23, Robert Phillips ’23, Matthew Biehl ’24, Jason Childs ’24, Sam Dinshaw ’24, Max Edwards ’24, Preston Falgout ’24, Daniel Falk ’24, Enzo Antonio Foster ’24, Blake Gillio ’24, Caleb Hebert ’24, Noah Hernandez ’24, Michael Hymel ’24, Sean Lagrange ’24, Balpreet Parmar ’24, Ethan Peavey ’24, Ben Steele ’24, William Stumbo ’24, Jacob Vangilder ’24, Brian Vlosich ’24, Jack Walker ’24, and Andrew Wei ’24 AP Scholars with Honors – Ian Linden ’23, Zac Rambeau ’23, Nicholas Waguespack ’23, Colin Hill ’24, Whitney Nero ’24, Dylan Rhoton ’24, and Samuel Yuratich ’24 AP Scholars with Distinction – Luke Alvendia ’23, Mark Armbruster ’23, Cameron Baudry ’23, Brayden Buras ’23, Cohen Calogero ’23, Evan Carter ’23, Michael Chopin ’23, Logan Coe ’23, Michael Elmer ’23, Landon Groetsch ’23, Christian Landry ’23, Joshua Levandoske ’23, Tristan Manthey ’23, Tre Palmisano ’23, Joshua Peltier ’23, and Patrick Stassi ’23 Fifty-two current Brother Martin students and recent graduates have scored 30 or higher on the ACT Standardized Test. These students have worked diligently in their instructional and Test Prep courses to achieve this milestone. These scores reflect readiness for college, result in college credits earned, and earn TOPS scholarship consideration.

In mid-October, Brother Martin students from every grade level celebrated 2023 Homecoming Dance.

Saving Our Coast Field Experience Brother Martin students in Mr. Mavor’s English I Honors class, Mrs. Peavey’s World Geography Honors class, and Dr. Jouandot’s Physical Science class took part in a multi-stop field experience to help their understanding of the physical and cultural challenges our coastlines experience because of coastal erosion.

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Career Day

Tyronne Walker ’02

Corey Rosemond ’88 via Google Meet

Our 2023 Career Day Program was both informative and exciting for our students who were afforded the opportunity to discover more about prospective careers of interest to them.

Kenny Spellman ’84, Director of Advancement, welcomed all of our Alumni in the Tom and Gayle Benson Mall and introduced new Director of Alumni Relations Chris Heine ’03. Chris, along with Justin Fleetwood and Colleen

Chief Roman Nelson ’89

Dr. Ben Dichiara ’01

Martinolich organized Career Day. After their welcome and social, all present Alumni gathered for a group photo before heading off to the classrooms for their respective Career Day Program presentations.

All freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors attended three 25-minute Career Day Program sessions, which gave students the opportunity

Jason Hijuelos, CPA ’95 – Owner, Onward Finance + Accounting Brian Rodrigue ’04 – Deputy Branch Chief, Life Support Systems Kevin Morris ’89 – President, Holly and Smith Architects Vic Landry ’86 – Architect, Project Manager, USACE Darren Sumich ’02 – Senior Cinematic Animator, Archetype Entertainment Captain Don Moore ’86 – Captain/Line Check Pilot B767-400, Delta Airlines Jeff Mechlin ’16 – Pilot, First Officer, SkyWest Airlines Lt. Col. Carlos Gacharna ’86 – 787 Pilot, United Airlines Omar Ahmad ’18 – 1st Year Medical Student at Tulane School of Medicine, Biomedical Engineering Dr. Ben Dichiara ’01 – Sports Chiropractor, Allied Chiropractic and Wellness Christian Generes ’97 – President, Landis Construction Keith Clement ’94 – Owner, Clement Building Company Kevin Clement ’94 – Owner, Clement Building Company Ryan Fitzsimmons ’02 – General Contractor, Owner, Fitz Construction Philip Catanzaro ’97 – Chief Operating Officer, Bernhard Julio Marin, Jr., DDS ’05 – Dr. Julio Marin, DDS Brian Kleinschrodt ’03 – Senior Electrical and Instrumentation Designer, James Controls Frank McCaskell, PE, PMP ’81 – Project Manager, Worley Garrett Fried ’02 – Electrical Engineer, IMC Consulting Engineers, Inc. Andrew Woodroof ’03 – Vice President, Director of Water Resources, Digital Engineering John Catalanotto ’99 – Civil Engineer, Owner/President, Fairway Consulting + Engineering Joshua Olivier ’13 – Project Engineer Michael Chopin ’86 – Civil Engineer, President, Burk-Kleinpeter, Inc. Mitch McCloskey ’05 – Supervisor, Manufacturing Engineering Group Paul Algu ’07 – Senior Manager - Environmental, Health, and Safety at Carvana Thomas Lee ’07 – DEQ Environmental Scientist Mobile Air Monitoring Laboratory Michael Hennessey ’84 – Senior Solution Architect, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Robert Bostanian ’09 – Investment Banking MBA Student, Legacy Capital Tim Bennett ’03 – Senior Vice President, Corporate Banking Team Lead, Hancock Whitney Bank Corey Rosemond ’88 – Global Director of Multi-Platform Gaming Partnerships Google David Trepagnier, Jr. ’14 – Operations Manager- Department of Surgery, Ochsner Medical Center New Orleans Austin McCann ’09 – Senior Consultant - Apex Systems Jordan Battle ’09 – 2D Animation Specialist, Principal Animator, Monumental Games Patrick Aucoin ’05 – Senior Product Manager, Onna Bret Guepet, Jr. ’12 – Attorney, Nicaud & Sunseri Law Firm 18  Century II

Dr. Parker Velargo ’00

to choose from more than 40 different careers to learn about through the experiences of over 70 Alumni. In addition to the sessions, alumni agreed to meet individually with juniors and seniors to share in-depth information about their careers in a one-on-one setting. We are thankful for all our Alumni who returned to campus to share their insights and expertise with our Crusaders.

Jon Maestri ’88 – Assistant United States Attorney – U.S. Department of Justice Phillip La Borde ’12 – Attorney, Chehardy, Sherman, Williams Timothy Benedetto ’09 – Plaintiff Attorney, Workers’ Compensation LLC Mark Choina ’89 – Asst. Port Director, U.S. Customs Roger Caillouet ’89 – Detective New Orleans Police Department Dr. Parker Velargo, MD, FACS ’00 – Facial Plastic Surgery; co-owner of New Orleans Center for Aesthetics and Plastic Surgery Dr. Christopher Latour ’07 – MD, Cardiologist, CCPI Dr. Ryan Roubion ’08 – Orthopedic Surgeon, Metairie Orthopedics and Sports Medicine Cisco Gonzales ’13 – Licensed Professional Counselor, Owner of Neutral Ground Counseling, LLC Dr. George Hebert ’82 – Dr. George W. Hebert; Associate Professor and Licensed Psychologist; LSU Health Sciences Center - New Orleans Blake Foret ’11 – Production Management, Live Nation Tyronne Walker ’02 – Vice President, Urban League of Louisiana Kent Cheramie ’13 RN-BSN – Emergency Department/Trauma Nurse, Ochsner Health System Mark Kirkikis ’06 – Clinical Pharmacist, Ochsner Ross Morel ’95 – Clinical Pharmacist - Ochsner Specialty Pharmacy Jeffrey Smith, PT, DPT, CERT MDT ’03 – Physical Therapist, Owner, Lakeview Physical Therapy and Spine Patrick Hennessey, PT, DPT ’09 – Physical Therapist, Partner/Owner, Cypress PT Ryan Bozant, PT ’03 – Ryan Bozant, PT Integrity Physical Therapy Lawrence La Beaud ’04 – Polymer Fabrication Manager, Wiggins Research Group Chief Roman Nelson ’89 – Superintendent of Fire (Fire Chief), New Orleans Fire Department Ryan Bordenave ’94 – Real Estate Developer Stephen O’Flarity ’04 – Restaurant Leader - Raising Cane’s Jeff Rossi ’96 – Senior Vice President, Greater New Orleans Sports Foundation Dr. Alex Juneau ’06 – Emergency Veterinarian at Metairie Small Animal Hospital Dr. Matthew Laiche ’11 – Veterinarian, Prytania Veterinary Hospital Darrell Youngblood ’13 – Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, Owner/Chief Medical Officer, Kinesthetic Mind Solutions Dr. Michael Vance ’01 – Director of Students with Exceptionalities, Community Academies of New Orleans Robert Reichert, Jr. ’06 – Strength and conditioning coach Ryan Allen ’00 – Vice President of Preconstruction, Landis Construction Scot Craig ’80 – Owner, Katie’s and Francesca by Katie’s Michael Wich ’93 – President, International Code Council Christopher G’sell ’92 – Partner, Johnson, Yacoubian & Paysse

Trivia Night XVI

Champions – Brother Neal Before Zod

Runners-Up – Preaufessionals

Brother Martin Trivia Champions – The Mallers

The Brother Martin Advancement and Alumni Relations Office hosted Trivia Night XVI in midAugust. The Gayle and Tom Benson ’44 Mall was filled with 21 teams consisting of parents, faculty and staff, and Alumni vying for the Trivia Night XVI Championship. Joel Maumus ’92 of Challenge Entertainment and Live Trivia returned to campus to serve as master of ceremonies for the event. Participants enjoyed crispitos, pizza, and cold beverages provided by Brother Martin Food Service.

“Brother Neal Before Zod” (Craig Zeller ’02, Brian Giandelone ’02, Shaun Walker ’02, Jesse Selser ’02, and Thomas Mavor) won the overall championship with “Preaufessionals” (Gerry Preau ’71, Dennis Preau ’77, Mark Arnold ’77, Lynn Preau, Rosana Preau, and Mary Diehl) who finished as overall runners-up. “The Mallers” (Johnny LeBourgeois ’73, Kraig de Lanzac ’86, Keith Taranto ’95, Kelly LeBourgeois, Tim Napier, and Steve Yost) retained their title as Brother Martin Trivia champions. A lucky winner took home cash as winner of the 50/50 raffle.

Gold Sponsors Challenge Entertainment & Live Trivia – James Maumus ’89, Joel Maumus ’92, Jeff Maumus ’97 Hancock Whitney Crimson Sponsors A-1 Appliance, Bedding, & Furniture – David Grego ’73 Raising Cane’s Crusader Sponsor Missy and Mike Collins ’88

Register Now Trivia Night XVII - Thursday, December 28, 2023

Legacy Night Crusader families attended Legacy Night in mid-October. This event, sponsored by the Advancement & Alumni Relations Office at Brother Martin, provided the opportunity for all past and future Crusaders in grades fifth through eighth and their families to return ‘Home’ for a spirited evening of touring campus. Director of Alumni Relations Chris Heine ‘03 and Assistant Principal for Admissions Carlos Bogran III ‘99 greeted guests and informed them about the evening.

Do you know a future Crusader?

Contact the Carlos Bogran III ’99, Director of Admissions 504-283-1561 for more information.

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Crusader Cook-off and Homebrew

Master Chef Sponsors Hancock Whitney Top Chef Sponsors Fast Plak, Inc. - Debbie and Roni Sumich Fifth District Savings Bank Fleur de Lis Event Rental - Mike Cascio ’96 Martzel, Bickford & Centola - Lawrence Centola III ’94 The O’Connor Insurance Group, LLC - Joey O’Connor ’85 Schiro’s School Time Uniforms Short Stop Poboys - Russell Hendrick ’70 Sous Chef Sponsors All Dry Services of Greater New Orleans Al Prieto State Farm - Al Prieto ’09 Brocato Law Firm, PLC - Sal Brocato III ’88 Coca Cola Christine and Milton Dureau, Jr. ’69 CJ Fasteners, Inc. Maffei Farms Mike’s Hardware & Supply - Lee LaFleur ’94, Rob LaFleur ’92, Mike LaFleur ’64 CJ The Napier Family Bryan Oubre ’97 Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers Sysco New Orleans - Ray Yakelis ’06 Appetizer Sponsors DeLeon & Sons, LLC Faux Pas Prints - Johnny Blue ’86, Kleo Blue ’89 Piety and Desire Chocolate - Christopher Nobles ’01 Donors The Bulldog • Crescent City Brewhouse Drago’s Seafood Restaurant Sheila and Ron Messina ’63 SA • Rock ’n’ Bowl Shogun Japanese Restaurant Paula and Paul Trentacosta 20  Century II

In mid-September, members of the Brother Martin Community enjoyed the 2023 Crusader Cook-Off, Homebrew Competition, and Cornhole Tournament. More than 600 attendees enjoyed delicious food, drinks, and camaraderie in The Backyard.

22 different dishes and 9 different homebrews competed. Pop’s Provisions was named the champions with the team’s Halloumi Sliders.

“Pop’s Provisions” featured Tommy Donelon II ’96, Mike Donelon ’97, Matt Donelon ’99, and Mike Lemoine II ’02. The People’s Choice winning dish was Crawfish Streudel by “04Sheaux”

by Stephen Ashley ’04 and Brad Treuting ’04.

The homebrew champion was “Roux and Brew” by Andrew Woodroof ’03, and the People’s choice winning brew was “Just Hang Loose” by Daryl Hope.

Scott Walker ’93 emceed the event, and Blake Romig ’14 served as the DJ. Guest judges, raffles, the Crusader Cornhole Tournament, and inflatables for the kids all added to the fun.

Cook-Off Committee Judy & Rusty Buckman, Brian Castanza, Erin & Joe Caruso ’79, Emily & Harry Hardin, Mary Beth & Jeff Haro ’74, Alaina Hudson, Sheila & Ron Messina ’63, Steve Messonnier ’82, Cindy & Jerry Moll ’73, Beverly & Tim Napier, Jennifer Pellegrin, Robbie Rabb, Erica Rodriguez, Debbie & Roni Sumich, Beth Tomlinson, Paula & Paul Trentacosta, Jennifer & Chris Vicknair, Cissy & Ray Yakelis, and Marie & Steve Yost

Cook-Off Judges Jeremy Barlow - Commissary Chef/Dickie Brennan’s Commissary Tom Branighan, Jr. ’05 - Chef/Partner, MaMou C.J. Fiorella ’88 - The Original Fiorella’s Cafe Kelly Fiorella ’85 - The Original Fiorella’s Cafe Chris Franklin ’00 - Chief Meteorologist/WWL-TV Jessica Fresina - BMHS Cheer Head Coach Tina LaBeaud - Event Sales Manager, The Ridgeway of Old Metairie Aubry Andressen Miller - Owner, PJ’s Coffee Vance Vaucresson ’87 - Owner - Vaucresson Sausage Company Ashwin Vilkhu ’02 - Chef/Owner, Saffron NOLA Homebrew Judges Christopher Nobles ’01 - Piety and Desire Chocolate Donn Lacoste ’94 - Gnarly Barley Brewing Company Paul Johnson ’90 - Co-Owner Skeeta Hawk Brewing

Crusader Flag Football Tournament

In mid-September, Alumni participated in our Annual Flag Football Tournament on Farley Field. Four teams participated in a round-robin tournament. OTMAC Crusaders showed their dominance as they won the tournament! Steven Saucier ’89 and members of the Kenner Officials Association officiated the tournament.

Team members, family, and the officials joined at the Crusader Cook-Off after the tournament.

Crusader Cornhole Tournament In mid-September, Alumni, students, family, and friends gathered at the Crusader Cook-Off to participate in our Cornhole Tournament. Jerry Caillouet ’95 and Gerard Gervais showed their dominance as they won the tournament for the second year in a row! 2nd place was Hunter Chabert ’24 and Dennis Gerarve III ’28.

Dennis Gerarve, Jr. and Stephen Messonnier ’82 directed the tournament.

Champions and Directors

Tre Morgan ’20 National Champions Celebration Members of the Brother Martin community gathered in July at Francesca’s

by Katie’s to celebrate LSU’s National Championship with Tre’ Morgan ’20, LSU’s junior 1st baseman.

Tre’ shared stories, signed autographs, and posed for pictures as Tiger and Crusader fans congratulated him.

Scot Craig ’80 hosted the event, and special guests included Greg Rando ’77 and his wife Bonnie, Ryan Gallagher ’00 and his wife Kristen, and Debbie Broussard and her husband Mike ’69 SA. Jeff Lupo ’92, Tre’ Morgan ’20, Mark Wisniewski ’81, and David Pecot ’76

Ultimate Frisbee Alumni

The Ultimate Frisbee Club and Alumni gathered in late July for a competition and camaraderie. Prior to the game, Corey Johnson ’18 shared a story of how the club started, and Club Moderator Matt Stevens organized the event.

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Crimson & Gold Network CGN-YP Social

The Crimson & Gold Network - Young Professionals (CGN-YP) hosted the Fall Social in late October at The Backyard NOLA, owned by Jason Tournillon ’94. The CGNYP provides an opportunity for young Alumni to network, to share information, and to conduct business with fellow Alumni. Attendees enjoyed complimentary food and drinks thanks to CGN-YP sponsors, Modern Plumbing Solutions of New Orleans–Paul Schulz ’03, Shipyard Supply–Ryan Hammant ’05, and Victaulic–Matt Adams ’04. Director of Alumni Relations Chris Heine ’03 welcomed the group and encouraged participants to attend upcoming events, including Class and Lettermen Reunions. President Greg Rando ’77, Director of Advancement Kenny Spellman ’84, and Gifts Manager Gillen Briede were also in attendance. The “Business Card” raffle was won by Chris McElrath ’02. If you are interested in joining the CGN-YP, then contact Chris Heine ’03 at cheine@brothermartin.com.

CGN Law The Advancement & Alumni Relations Office hosted a number of our Crimson & Gold Network - Law (CGN) group for coffee and donuts in the Crusader Cafe’ in December.

Members connected with fellow alumni and had the opportunity to visit with Mr. Sims ’91 and his Law Studies class. The mission of the CGN - Law is to bring alumni together to expand their professional networks and tp give back to the Brother Martin community by sharing their expertise. Thank you to these Alumni for taking the time to come back home and to meet with our students.

2023 CITYBUSINESS READER RANKINGS Best Home Builder Winner Hotard General Contracting–Jay Hotard ’82 Best Architectural Firm Winner EskewDumezRipple–Christian Rodriguez ’05, Ian O’Cain ’08 Best Bank Top Winner Hancock Whitney–Joe Exnicios ’73 Best Life Insurance Agency/Company & Best Property & Casualty Insurance AgencyTop Winner Eagan Insurance Agency–Jordan Eagan ’01, Andrew Eagan ’04 Best Life Insurance Agency/Company Winner Northwestern Mutual–Emmett Dupas ’88 Best Mortgage Company Winner Standard Mortgage Corporation–Joe McCarthy ’77

Best Physical Therapist Winner Crane Rehab Center–Jayson DeLeaumont ’07, PT, DPT, OCS, FAAOMPT Legal Services Admiralty & Maritime & Family Law Top Winner Blue Williams, LLC–Paul Palermo ’81, Steven Mauterer ’92

Dr. Sean Collins ’90, Chairman of Regional Urology in the Ochsner Health System, hosted Sean Michael Cursain ’21, University of Virginia Class of 2025-Echols Scholar, on a day of shadowing at the Benson Cancer Center over the summer.

Legal Services Litigation Winner Leake & Andersson–Rob Bonnaffons ’74, Lou Bonnaffons ’84, Mrac Devenport ’87 Legal Services Real Estate Winner Blue Williams, LLC–Paul Palermo ’81, Steven Mauterer ’92 Best Independent Caterer Winner Pigèon Catering & Events–Dean Pigeon ’06

Crimson & Gold Network Subgroups CGN-Finance • CGN-First Responders • CGN-Oil & Energy • CGN-Law • CGN-YP (Young Professionals) If you are interested in a subgroup in your profession, then please contact Chris Heine ’03 at cheine@brothermartin.com or 504-284-6700.

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Veterans Day On this Veterans Day morning, which also happens to be the birthday of Alumnus Jacques Fontan ‘86, members of the Brother Martin community, led by the NJROTC, came together in solidarity to honor our beloved veterans who put their lives on the line to defend us and our freedom.

First, Principal Ryan Gallagher ‘00 spoke of the significance of our gathering in the Robert M. Conlin Gymnasium. Then, Brother Martin NJROTC cadets led a prayer service for those men and women who have dedicated their lives in military service for the sake of our freedom.

After the prayer service, our NJRTOC Cadets and the Crusader Band led guests, including veterans in the Brother Martin High School community and family members of Chief Petty Officer Jacques Fontan ‘86, to a special wreathlaying ceremony in the backyard.

Then, Commander Bruce Nolan ‘90, USN (Ret.) shared moving words of gratitude for the sacrifices made by our veterans and their families.

National Commissioning Day “On the morning of October 27, 1967, honored guests gathered on the flight deck of the USS Lexington Naval aircraft carrier. Included on the main stage were F. Edward Hebert, our U.S. Congressman, Victor Schiro, the Mayor of New Orleans, New Orleans Archbishop Philip Hannan, the Chief of Naval Operations Admiral Thomas Moorer (the highest ranking officer in the U.S. Navy), and Brother Remigius, the President of St. Aloysius. These high ranking guests presided over a Commissioning Ceremony that authorized the beginning of the St. Aloysius Naval Junior ROTC. Navy Captain Jimmy Jones formally accepted responsibilty from the Chief of Naval Operation in front of the newly formed NJROTC regiment that consisted of every student at St. Aloysius. The entire school transitioned from daily school clothes to wearing the NJROTC uniform every day.

Two years later, when St. Aloysius and Cor Jesu consolidated to form Brother Martin High School, more than 1,000 students arrived at school the first day in the NJROTC daily uniform consisting of a khaki shirt, khaki pants, webbed belt, brass buckle, black socks, and black shoes.They had a clean and professional haircut. At the time, NJROTC was mandatory for every student at our school. The NJROTC was a way to bring together students from two different schools and to give them a common uniform, a common standard, and a common goal of forming them into citizen leaders ready for the

demands of the world. The all-khaki uniform was the traditional uniform for Brother Martin students for many years, all the way through the 1995-96 school year. Our school uniform and our holistic approach to fostering and modeling self-discipline in our students are traditions whose foundations can be traced back to our NJROTC program.

Today marks the 55th anniversary of the establishment of our storied NJROTC. Only one school in the world, Admiral Farragut Academy in St. Petersburg, Florida, has an NJROTC older than Brother Martin’s. In the first year of operation, we earned the designation of State Champions. In 1969, our Drill Team marched in President Nixon’s Inaguration Parade in Washington, DC. Since the beginning, our unit earned Bravo Zulu every year for outstanding grades in all areas of our annual inspection. We earned Naval Honor Unit 26 times, representing the top 20% of NJROTC units in the country.

Recently, our Area Manager selected Brother Martin as one of the first 15 schools in the country to pilot the 8th grade cadet program in 2020. Our Color Guard performs at more than 50 events per year. The New Orleans Convention and Visitors Bureau provides our contact information to all conventions that request a Color Guard for their opening ceremonies. Our NJROTC competes in competitions nationwide including athletics,

academics, drill, air rifle, and cyber security. Our NJROTC represents Brother Martin’s core values.

For 55 years, our NJROTC has transformed at least 40 new cadets per year and also formed them into leaders whom you see around the school.

A number of our current faculty and staff were members of the Brother Martin NJROTC when they were students here, including Mr. Alley, Mr. Dugas, Mr. Hebert, Mr. Jeandron, Dr. Melito, Mr. Nash, Commander Nolan, Mr. Rando, Mr. Schluter, Mr. Valiente, and Mr. Wisniewski.

At a recent Alumni Reunion for the Class of 1970, the first Brother Martin class, a group of four Alumni met Commander Nolan. He showed them the pictures from the Commissioning Day, and they found where they stood that day. They found their names in the Chain of Command lists. Each remembered to what Battalion, Company, and Platoon they were assigned that year. One teared up when he found his name on the list. He said that his memories of the experiences and his friendships stayed with him for his lifetime. He said that what we do here will form our cadets into men who can “make not just a living, but a life.” Today, we recognize our NJROTC program’s anniversary and look forward to our next 55 years.

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Giving Back CRIMSON & GOLD TRAVEL SPECIAL Loews New Orleans Hotel is offering our Alumni & Friends discounted rates for travelers up to 20% off of best available rate.

The booking link below also provides you access to all of the other hotels in their portfolio (excluding our Orlando hotels). The discounts for our various hotels range from 10 – 20% off of the best available rates. The discounted rates are built into your rate, so you do not need to enter any special code to receive your discount. If you have any special billing or credit card authorization forms needed for any of your guests, I have also provided the dedicated team that will be able to assist you.

Booking Link: https://www.loewshotels.com/np-brother-martin Neighborhood Perks Dedicated Team: 877-748-1468 neighborhoodperks@loewshotels.com Loews New Orleans Alumni & Friends – Robert Reso ’83, Nic Ursin ’07, John Cooper (Son-in-law of Nick Lagattuta ’71) We would like to thank the Greater New Orleans Foundation’s Smyles for Myles Foundation Fund for their support of our school community.

This generous scholarship grant allows Brother Martin High School to continue to strengthen and to improve our greater community and region in partnership with the GNOF.

Scholarship The St. Aloysius Class of 1966 Scholarship Celebration was held in late October. Julie and Mike Flick ’66 SA and Karen and Gil Brechtel ’66 SA and all donors to the scholarship and their wives were invited to attend, along with Brother Paul Montero, S.C., Greg Rando ’77, Kenny Spellman ’84, and Chris Heine ’03. The 2024 Alumnus of the Year, Mike Flick was honored by his classmates. The St. Aloysius Class of 1966 Scholarship has grown to more than $100,000, and a qualified current Brother Martin student had about 40% of his annual tuition paid for this year. The St. Aloysius Class of 1966 will be memorialized forever, since a scholarship will be presented to a student who qualifies for need-based financial assistance each year as long as Brother Martin High School is in existence.

“How to Make a Life”

Brother Martin High School proudly partners with Ace Scholarships, Arete, Son of a Saint, and Aspiring Scholars to help provide Need-Based Financial Assistance to our families. For more information about these organizations, please visit the following links: acescholarships.org/become-a-scholar/louisiana, aretescholars.org, sonofasaint.org/scholars, and and aspiringscholarsla.org.

CORRECTION Ron Massicot ’67 SA, John Massicot ’70, and Mike Massicot ’76 are also part of the Adam, Massicot, and Thiele Family Legacy.

BASEBALL FACILITY

We are excited to report that construction of the Brother Martin Baseball Batting & Pitching Facility has been underway since the summer. The project is scheduled to be completed just in time for the start of baseball practice.

The newly built facility sits on the Southeast corner of E.A. Farley Field on the campus. The interior of the facility (3745 sq. feet) consists of 3 sport-turf 70’ tunnels that accommodate batting, pitching, and fielding needs. Each tunnel can be converted into a half cage to support 12 batters for tee work or 6 batters for soft toss. In addition, state-of-the-art pitching machines will allow 3 batters at a time to receive game simulation practice. The tunnels can be converted to pitching tunnels through the installation of portable mounds allowing 3 pitchers at a time to work on their craft. The entire facility is 4670 sq. feet under roof and will be adorned with our hallmark Crusader Shield. Exterior lighting and landscape will showcase the facility, accentuating the beauty of our campus.

BROTHER MARTIN - NEW BATTING FACILITY

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Samuel Miltenberger ’23 received the 2022 Edmond M. A. d’Hemecourt, Jr. ’64 CJ Memorial Award. Sam received this award by demonstrating a love for his faith and his school while living a life of service to the church, school, and community.

Ed d’Hemecourt III ’87 created this award to honor his father, Edmond, Jr. As a member of the Cor Jesu Class of 1964, Edmond “Eddie” d’Hemecourt, Jr. had a deep affection for his alma mater. During his time at Cor Jesu, he was actively involved in various clubs and activities including Key Club, Borromeo Club, and Senior Confraternity of the Sacred Heart. Eddie’s time as an altar server and membership in CYO at St. Francis Cabrini Parish strengthened his faith, and he continued his vocation to the Catholic Church throughout his life. As a parishioner of St. Rita Catholic Church, he served his parish as a Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion as well as for the sick and homebound. Additionally, he served on the parish finance board for many years, which included the annual Pecan Fest.

Crimson & Gold Network Young Professionals (CGN-YP)

The CGN-YP provides an opportunity for Alumni in their 20s and 30s to network, share information, and conduct business with fellow Alumni.

If you are interested in joining the CGN-YP, then contact Gillen Briede at 504-284-6700 ext. 3294 or gbriede@brothermartin.com or Justin Fleetwood at 504-284-6700 ext. 3063 or jfleetwood@brothermartin.com.

Fiscal 2022-2023 Annual Report (July 1, 2022-June 30, 2023) Abbott Laboratories AbbVie Mr. & Mrs. Gerard R. Adam III ’95 Mr. & Mrs. Chad Adams Mr. & Mrs. Harold A. Adams, Jr. Mr. Vance T. Adolph ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Lynn Ahlemeyer Mr. & Mrs. Justin P. Airhart ’92 Mr. Irving A. Albrecht ’72 Mr. Jason M. Aleman ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Jason Alexander Ms. Margie Alexander Mr. & Mrs. Pascal P. Alfano, Jr. ’52 SA Mr. & Mrs. Gary M. Alfonso Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Allen, Jr. ’97 Ms. Stacey Allesandro Mr. & Mrs. Justin Allesandro Mr. & Mrs. J. Christopher Alley, Jr. ’08 Mr. Kevin J. Althans ’88 Mr. & Mrs. John A. Alvendia Mr. & Mrs. Keith H. Amato ’85 Amazon Smile Mr. & Mrs. André Amedee The American Legion Ed Brauner Post 307 Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc. Mr. John A. Anderson IV ’00 Ms. Mary B. Anderson Anonymous Mr. Craig W. Antonatos ’05 Mr. & Mrs. Henry W. Arbona IV ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Steven J. Arbour ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Rory M. Arcement Mr. Jeffrey J. Arcemont III Mr. & Mrs. Florian L. Arceneaux ’65 SA Mr. & Mrs. Victor M. Arguelles Mr. Brent Armand ’97 Dr. Paul C. Armbruster & Dr. Leslie Armbruster Mr. Robert Armbruster Mr. & Mrs. Jay N. Armstrong, Jr. ’88 Mr. Joseph L. Arrigo ’15 Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Arrigo ’70 Mr. Kenneth M. Arruebarrena Mr. Vincent G. Asaro ’22 Mr. Vincent J. Asaro ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Dante A. Ascani ’93 Dr. & Mrs. Eugene C. Ashby ’47 SA Mr. & Mrs. Stephen M. Ashley, Jr. ’04 Mr. & Mrs. David Assaf III ’63 SA AT&T Ms. Nicole Aucoin Mr. & Mrs. Patrick S. Aucoin ’05 Mr. Brendan A. Austin ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Gregory H. Averill ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Philip G. Averill ’04 Mr. Russell I. Avocato ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Tommy Avril, Jr. Azby Fund Mr. & Mrs. Jay A. Bagnetto Mr. Richard L. Bagnetto, Jr. ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Baham ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher W. Bailey ’86 Ms. Mary E. Ball Ms. Mandy Ballesteros Mrs. Joan Balser Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Balser ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Barbaro ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Brian M. Barbeito ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Brain Barbier Dr. & Mrs. Brian M. Barkemeyer ’79 Mr. & Mrs. John Barker III

Senior Chief Romico J. Barnes, USN (Ret.) Mr. Kenneth R. Barrett ’70 Mr. Lawrence E. Barrett ’03 Mr. James T. Bartholomew ’68 SA Mr. & Mrs. Philip L. Batson, Jr. ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Clarke R. Battle ’65 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Baudier ’73 Mr. Raymond M. Baudier ’68 SA Mr. Brad T. Baudot ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Harold W. Baur ’63 SA Mr. & Mrs. Tim P. Bayard ’74 Mr. Warren R. Bayer, Jr. ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Mario J. Bazile Captain Henry L. Beba, Jr. ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Henry Becnel Mr. John F. Becnel & Ms. Annette M. St. Romain Mr. & Mrs. Guillermo M. Bedran ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Beler ’75 Mr. & Mrs. John C. Bellau ’85 Mr. Timothy E. Benedetto ’09 Mr. & Mrs. John A. Beninate II ’77 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Bennett ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Charles O. Berault ’95 Mr. John J. Bergeron ’65 SA Mr. David R. Bernard ’59 SA Mr. Ronnell P. Bernard Mr. Mark Boudreaux & Mrs. Cherie Berrigan Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Berry ’08 Mr. Robert E. Bertel ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Clement Berthelot Mr. & Mrs. Armand H. Bertin, Sr. ’59 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Brian Bethea ’97 Mr. Logan P. Betzer ’15 Mr. Billy Bickham ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Vint Bienvenu, Jr. ’06 Dr. & Mrs. A. Jay Binder ’77 Mr. Christopher J. Binder ’06 Mr. Gerald J. Binder ’68 SA Mr. Stanley F. Bizot ’69 SA Ms. Jamie Blalock Mr. & Mrs. Brant Blanchard Mr. Bruce M. Blanchard ’66 SA Mr. & Mrs. Charles S. Blanchard, Jr. Mr. Leonce A. Blanchard, Jr. ’54 SA Mr. & Mrs. Timothy S. Blanchard Mr. & Mrs. Casey R. Blasingame Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy Blasingame Mr. Edward M. Blind ’63 SA Dr. Eric L. Bloomfield & Dr. Heidi K. Chua ’72 Mr. & Mrs. David J. Blount ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Bodine ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Boe, Sr. ’60 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Barry B. Boettner ’54 SA Mr. Brian Boever ’99 Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Bogran III ’99 Mr. Lawrence Bolline ’65 SA Mr. & Mrs. Frank M. Bologna ’67 CJ Ms. Susan Bonano Ms. Linda Bonck Mr. & Mrs. Mark Bonck Dr. Nicholas W. Bondio, D.O. ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Louis P. Bonnaffons ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Bonnaffons ’74 Dr. Joseph C. Bonomolo III ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Bryan C. Bonura ’93 Mr. & Mrs. Carl Bonura Mr. & Mrs. Dominick S. Bonura ’57 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Vince C. Bonura ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Gary J. Bordelon Mr. Ryan J. Bordenave ’94

Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Bordes Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. Borey ’64 SA Mr. Joseph A. Borrello ’94 Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Bosch Mr. Robert L. Bostanian ’09 Dr. & Mrs. Robert D. Bostick III ’87 Mr. & Mrs. Brent Boten Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Bouchon ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Barry J. Boudreaux ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Charles C. Boudreaux ’60 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Boudreaux Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Boudreaux ’96 Lt. Col. & Mrs. Gerald F. Bourgeois ’53 SA Mr. Rodney A. Bourgeois ’51 SA Mr. Wayne L. Bourgeois ’63 SA Mr. & Mrs. Carroll A. Bourlet ’65 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Larry R. Bouterie, Jr. ’70 Dr. Ahmad Boykins & Dr. Nicole B. Boykins Mr. & Mrs. Jason A. Boyle ’01 Mr. Thomas L. Bradshaw, Jr. ’04 Dr. & Mrs. Jody S. Brahney ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Branley ’76 Mr. Justin M. Branley ’06 Mr. & Mrs. David T. Branton ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Bradley L. Braud ’03 Mr. & Mrs. Ryan M. Braun ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Eric C. Brauner ’68 SA Ms. Christine Breaux & Mr. Harry J. Payne III Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Breaux, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert J. Brechtel III ’66 SA Mr. & Mrs. Stephen B. Brent ’87 Mr. & Mrs. Gerry A. Brewer ’62 SA Mr. & Mrs. Gregory A. Brewer ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell J. Briant, Jr. ’03 Mr. David T. Bridges Ms. Gillen C. Briede Miss Halle G. Briede Mrs. Irene Briede Mr. & Mrs. Otto F. Briede ’81 Mr. Richard C. Briede ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Salvador M. Brocato III ’88 Mr. & Mrs. Harlon D. Brock Mr. B. Cecil Brooking ’49 SA Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Brooks, Jr. ’90 Mrs. Sandra L. Brooks Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Broussard ’69 SA Mr. Caesar A. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Donald D. Brown ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Gregory C. Brown ’80 Mr. Jules D. Brown, Jr. Mr. Raymond A. Brown & Dr. Kefla G. Brown Mr. Reid T. Brown & Mrs. Constance Ernst Mr. Scott C. Brown ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Brown Mr. & Mrs. Warren H. Brugier IV ’96 Mr. Brett K. Brumfield ’84 Mr. Robert J. Brunet, Sr. ’68 CJ The Honorable & Mrs. Chris J. Bruno ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Bruno ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Brett Brupbacher Mr. & Mrs. John D. Bryan ’03 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Buccola ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Brett Buchanan Mr. & Mrs. Brett Buchanan Mr. & Mrs. Mark R. Buchert, Sr. ’81 Mr. & Mrs. David A. Buckel ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy E. Buckel ’82 Mr. Patrick W. Buckley ’69 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Chris Bufkin Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Buisson ’97

Mr. Collin S. Buisson ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Gregory S. Buisson ’77 Mr. Robert T. Buisson ’63 SA Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Bujol Mr. & Mrs. Peyton G. Bulloch ’88 Mr. & Mrs. Gary J. Buquoi ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Brock Buras Mr. Charles E. Buras Mr. & Mrs. Daniel E. Buras, Jr. ’87 Ms. Brianna Burgan Mr. Brent G. Burger ’84 Mr. Thomas F. Burgess, Jr. ’20 Mr. & Mrs. James M. Burke ’76 Ms. Melissa Burke Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Burns, Jr. ’84 The Honorable Robert J. Burns, Sr. ’62 SA Ms. Irene H. Burrus Mr. Huey P. Burton ’61 SA Mr. Aaron Byrd ’03 Mr. Beau Byrd ’85 Mr. Joseph L. Caccioppi ’66 SA Mr. & Mrs. Roger J. Caillouet III ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Call ’95 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Callia ’86 Mr. Gerald J. Calogero ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. Calogero ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Calogero, Jr. ’80 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Calogero ’79 Mr. Robert J. Caluda ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin M. Camarata ’77 Mr. & Mrs. Ryan W. Cammarata ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Charlton J. Camp ’10 Mr. Thomas Canale, Jr. ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Warren E. Cancienne, Jr. ’67 CJ Dr. Robert J. Cangelosi ’46 SA Mr. & Mrs. Joshua Canizaro Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Cantin Mr. & Mrs. Daniel S. Cantrell ’90 Mr. Joseph A. Caparotta ’61 SA Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Caparotta ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen P. Caparotta ’94 Mr. & Mrs. Frank B. Capella III Mr. & Mrs. Frank H. Carbon, Jr. ’66 CJ Mr. Shava J. Carboni, Jr. ’64 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Ryan J. Carlisle ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Carmouche ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Dominick Caronna, Jr. ’85 Mr. Jonathan E. Carr ’08 Captain Justo G. Carrillo ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Herbert L. Carter III ’91 Mr. Patrick H. Carter ’21 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Caruso, Jr. ’79 Mr. Andrew M. Casadaban ’08 Mr. & Mrs. James J. Casadaban, Jr. ’06 Mr. & Mrs. James J. Casadaban, Sr. ’79 Ms. Tara Casbon & Mr. Tony Stevens Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. Cascio ’96 Ms. Tina M. Case Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore Caserta III Mr. & Mrs. Chad D. Cassie ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Cassreino, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Stephen C. Cassreino ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Castagnetta ’87 Mr. Lance A. Castellanos ’57 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Scott A. Castelluccio ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Nolan Castex Mr. & Mrs. Nick F. Castjohn ’95 Mr. & Mrs. Gerald P. Catalano ’70 Mr. & Mrs. James L. Catalano ’08 Mr. & Mrs. John A. Catalanotto ’99 Century II  25

Fiscal 2022-2023 Annual Report (July 1, 2022-June 30, 2023) Mr. Joseph B. Catalanotto ’90 Mr. & Mrs. John A. Catanzaro Mr. & Mrs. Philip T. Catanzaro ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Causin III ’89 Mr. Wayne Hymel & Mrs. Cynthia M. Ceballos Mr. Stephen B. Cefalu ’68 SA Mr. & Mrs. Jason Centola ’97 Mr. Lawrence J. Centola, Jr. ’64 SA Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. Centola III ’94 Mr. William A. Ceravolo ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Scott M. Cernich ’92 Mr. Ernest G. Chachere ’70 Ms. Sherri S. Chalona Mr. & Mrs. Gill Champagne Mr. Ronald P. Chauffe ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Zachary Chauffe Chevron Ms. Roxanne Childs Mr. Armand V. Ching ’01 Mr. Lawrence F. Chisholm ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Choina Mr. & Mrs. Mark S. Choina ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher S. Chopin, Sr. ’88 Mr. Gerald Christopher, Jr. ’89 Mr. Louis B. Chryssoverges ’78 Cigna Mr. Michael E. Clapp ’19 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Clapp II ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Charles C. Clark III Mr. & Mrs. Darryl R. Clark ’64 CJ Mr. George A. Clark, Jr. ’97 Mr. & Mrs. James A. Clark ’66 CJ Mr. Justin V. Clark ’93 Dr. Robert C. Clark ’62 CJ Mr. Warren P. Clark ’74 Mr. John K. Claypool ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Clement ’94 Coca-Cola Bottling Company Mr. & Mrs. Bradley P. Coco ’98 C.P.O. Nole E. Coco, U.S.N. ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Code Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Code Mrs. Virginia D. Cognevich Mr. & Mrs. Brian J. Cohen Mr. Bryan Cole Mr. & Mrs. James P. Coll ’91 Mr. Justin Colletti ’99 Mr. John P. Collins ’66 SA Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Combe, Jr. ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Compagno Mr. & Mrs. David M. Connick ’88 Dr. & Mrs. Erich J. Conrad Dr. & Mrs. Farokh Contractor Dr. Vonni Contreary & Dr. Kelvin J. Contreary ’71 Ms. Caroline Cook Mr. & Mrs. Van R. Cook Mr. William J. Cook Mr. & Mrs. John K. Cooper Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Cooper Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Cooper Mr. & Mrs. Brian M. Corales ’97 Mr. & Mrs. James Corcoran ’45 SA Mr. & Mrs. Scott C. Corrente, Sr. ’83 Mr. Clark Cosse’ III ’66 SA Mr. & Mrs. Bruce G. Coston ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Wayne C. Cotaya ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Couch ’92 Mr. Jimmy J. Couget ’91 Mr. & Mrs. Albert W. Courcelle Mr. & Mrs. David I. Courcelle 26  Century II

Mr. Nicholas A. Cox ’10 Mr. & Mrs. David Craig Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Crain ’04 Ms. Jessie S. Crais Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Craven, Jr. ’93 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Craven, Sr. ’63 SA Mr. & Mrs. Paul S. Craven ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Crowell Mr. & Mrs. Dan M. Crowley ’98 Ms. Patricia F. Crowley Mr. Robert D. Cummiskey, Jr. ’59 CJ Dr. & Mrs. Robert D. Cummiskey ’86 Sgt. & Mrs. Sean M. Cursain, Sr. ’85 Mr. Sean Michael Cursain ’21 Mr. & Mrs. Brandon Q. Cutrera ’09 Mr. Brian R. Cuyler ’68 SA Mr. Louis I. Cyrus ’68 SA Mr. Glen J. Daigle ’76 Mrs. Joan G. Daigle Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Daigle ’82 Mr. & Mrs. James P. Daigre ’66 SA Mr. & Mrs. Darrell W. Damare ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Shelby D’Amico Mr. Robert G. Dampier ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Prospero J. D’angelo ’64 SA Mr. & Mrs. Mark D. Daniel ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Danna ’84 Dr. & Mrs. Nicholas A. Danna III ’67 SA Mr. & Mrs. Valeton J. Dansereau ’52 SA Ms. Peggy Darce Mr. Kevin Darrah, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. Dassey ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Joel M. Daste ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Erik A. Dauenhauer ’98 Mr. & Mrs. David Dauterive Mr. Valliere J. Dauterive, Jr. ’48 SA Mr. & Mrs. Stephen R. Davezac ’65 CJ Mr. Joe J. Davis ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Davis Dr. Takeisha C. Davis Mr. & Mrs. Ted S. Davis Mr. & Mrs. Henri Dazet Dr. & Mrs. Ricardo de Abreu Mr. & Mrs. Rafael F. de Castro ’84 Mr. Braden S. de Lanzac ’18 Dr. & Mrs. Kraig S. de Lanzac ’86 Dr. & Mrs. Christian J. Dean ’94 Mr. & Mrs. Kirk DeFelice Mr. & Mrs. George B. DeJean, Jr. ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Gary J. Delahoussaye ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Gerard J. Delahoussaye ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Larry P. Delahoussaye III ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Delahoussaye ’77 Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Delaune, Jr. ’75 Ms. Carol Delcarpio Mr. & Mrs. Arturo G. DeLeon Dell Technologies Mr. & Mrs. William J. Delsa, Jr. ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Craig J. Demarest ’83 Mr. & Mrs. John R. Demarest, Jr. ’80 Mr. William G. Deris ’62 SA Mr. Michael L. DeSalvo Dr. & Mrs. Brian Despinasse II ’85 Ms. Christine DeSue Mr. & Mrs. David DeSue Mr. & Mrs. Edmond M. D’hemecourt III ’87 Dr. Vincent D. DiCarlo II, D.D.S. ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Angelo DiCharia Dr. Peter D. Dickinson ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Scott Dietzway ’97

Mr. Michael DiLorenzo Mr. John F. DiMaggio, Jr. ’21 Mr. & Mrs. John F. DiMaggio, Sr. Mr. Dennis A. DiMarco ’64 CJ Dr. & Mrs. Homeyar Dinshaw Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Dobson ’91 Mr. Mark D. Dobson ’88 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Dobson Mr. Warren E. Dolese ’66 SA Mr. Michael D. Donnelly ’68 SA Mr. & Mrs. Donald B. Donze ’50 SA Mr. & Mrs. Steven Dorazio Mrs. Joanne Doss Mr. Kevin J. Douglass ’98 Mr. & Mrs. William H. Dowty, Jr. ’68 SA Mr. Robert M. Doyle ’84 Mrs. Melissa A. Breaux & Mrs. Sue E. Drecktrah Mr. & Mrs. Christopher C. Drewes ’96 Reverend David M. Ducote ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Harry Dudley Mr. Brandt J. Dufrene Sr. Mr. Ben S. Dugas II ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Doyle J. Duhe Ms. Meredith E. Duhe Mr. Michael R. Duhe ’19 Ms. Ramona Duhe Mr. Gary C. Duke ’68 SA Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Dumas ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Brandon B. DuMontier ’94 Mr. & Mrs. Brett DuMontier ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Derrick Dunne Mr. Emmett G. Dupas III ’88 Major & Mrs. Mark S. Dupuis ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Adam M. Durand, Jr. Mr. Quinn A. Durand ’96 Dr. Victor J. DuRapau, Jr. ’58 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Milton M. Dureau, Jr. ’69 CJ Drs. Zachary J. & Katherine P. Dureau ’04 Captain & Mrs. Dennis P. Durham, Jr. ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Craig Duronslet, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. David A. Dussouy ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Davonn R. Dutton ’04 Mr. & Mrs. David E. Ebeling, Jr. ’62 SA Mr. & Mrs. Edmond R. Eberle, Jr. ’79 Mr. Robert E. Edgecombe, Jr. ’64 SA Mr. George M. Egan, Jr. ’53 SA Ms. Cynthia Eicher-Bergeron Mr. & Mrs. Arthur J. Eiserloh, Sr. ’75 Dr. & Mrs. Henry L. Eiserloh III ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Jules Ellender Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Elliot III ’66 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Elliott Mr. Juan R. Encinosa ’51 SA Mr. & Mrs. William E. Engel ’66 SA The Honorable & Mrs. Kurt D. Engelhardt ’78 Dr. & Mrs. Tod C. Engelhardt ’76 Mr. David M. Engert ’68 SA Entergy Mr. John Eppensteiner Mr. & Mrs. Terrence J. Epton ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Keith L. Esparros ’77 Mr. Leonard F. Estorge ’58 CJ Ms. Barbara A. Eveque-Hornsby Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Exnicios ’73 Mr. Paul J. Failla ’77 Mr. Dillon T. Fair ’20 Mr. Douglas P. Fair, Jr. ’15 Mr. & Mrs. Allen F. Faler ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Falgoust ’64 CJ CPO & Mrs. Warren J. Falgout ’56 SA

Mr. Connor D. Fallon ’15 Mr. & Mrs. Stuart H. Farr ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Justin M. Farrae ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Steven K. Farrelly ’73 Mr. Douglas C. Farrington & Mrs. Candace A. Chifici ’93 Mr. & Mrs. Johnny Fassbender Mr. Stephen L. Faucheaux ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Lance Faucheux Favorites Promotional Products Mr. Michel J. Fazzio ’66 SA Mr. Joseph Fein III Ms. Debora R. Feraci Mr. Eugene G. Ferniz ’71 Mr. Paul S. Fiasconaro ’61 CJ Mr. David L. Fielding ’77 Mr. & Mrs. Troy L. Fields Mr. Toney E. Filostrat ’89 Jefferson Financial Federal Credit Union Mr. & Mrs. C J. Fiorella Mr. & Mrs. Calcedonio J. Fiorella ’88 Mr. & Mrs. David G. Fisette Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Fisher Mr. & Mrs. John P. Fisk ’87 Mr. Joseph M. Fleckinger, Jr. ’58 CJ Mr. Justin J. Fleetwood Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Flick ’66 SA Mr. & Mrs. Warren Flick, Jr. ’61 SA Dr. & Mrs. Terence R. Flotte ’79 Mr. Jonathan S. Floyd ’04 Mr. Michael V. Foltz ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Dwight J. Fontana ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Eric J. Fontenot Mr. & Mrs. Steven J. Forster, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Frank Fortier Mr. & Mrs. Matthew S. Foucheaux ’02 Mr. Brendan T. Fox ’09 Dr. & Mrs. Earl J. Fox, Jr. ’65 SA Mr. & Mrs. Edmond J. Foy Mr. & Mrs. Sam S. Fradella III ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Scott J. Francingues Mr. & Mrs. William J. Francioni ’79 Franklin Templeton Charitable Giving Program Mr. David S. Frantz ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Shawn Frederick Mr. & Mrs. Eddingston Fredricks Mr. Madison J. Fredricks ’06 Mr. & Mrs. Dennis E. Freeze Mr. Justin G. Frey, Sr. ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence B. Frieman ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Shane Frilot Ms. Sarah N. Frith Mr. & Mrs. Gary B. Froeba ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Craig E. Frosch Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Frosch ’57 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Zachary P. Frosch ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Frught ’07 Mr. Daniel J. Fulham ’93 Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Fulham ’87 Mr. Michael W. Fulham ’17 Mr. Timothy J. Fulham ’89 Mr. & Mrs. William J. Fulham ’61 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Roger C. Fullmer ’73 Mr. & Mrs. William P. Fury ’06 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Fuselier Mr. & Mrs. Ryan Gab Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Gagliano ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Dan P. Gaiennie ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Scott B. Gaillot ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Eric E. Gallagher ’01

Fiscal 2022-2023 Annual Report (July 1, 2022-June 30, 2023) Mr. Michael G. Gallagher, Sr. ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Ryan J. Gallagher ’00 Mr. & Mrs. William R. Gallagher, Jr. ’71 Mr. & Mrs. August R. Gallo, Jr. ’53 SA Gallo Mechanical, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Alan M. Gandolfi Mr. Victor Garcia Mr. & Mrs. Joseph T. Gardemal III ’84 Mr. Philip A. Garrett, Sr. ’69 CJ Ms. Marla Garvey Mr. Wayne C. Gary ’79 Mr. & Mrs. James M. Gatti, Sr. Mr. Blane J. Gaubert ’96 Dr. & Mrs. Jimmie J. Gaubert ’58 SA Mr. & Mrs. Nathan Gaudet Mr. & Mrs. Keith D. Gaupp ’77 Mr. & Mrs. Wayne A. Gautreaux The GE Foundation Mr. Stephen M. Gele’ ’86 Mr. & Mrs. John J. Gelpi, Jr. ’52 SA Mr. & Mrs. Christian D. Generes ’97 Mr. Anthony R. Genovese ’01 Mr. & Mrs. David C. Gentry ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Gentry, Jr. ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore Geraci ’64 SA Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Gernhauser ’76 Dr. & Mrs. Gerard J. Gianoli ’79 Mr. & Mrs. David J. Giardina ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence C. Gibbs ’65 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Gibbs ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Gary J. Giepert ’80 Mr. & Mrs. Clifford J. Giffin ’66 SA Mr. & Mrs. Paul F. Giffin ’69 SA Mr. Stephen M. Gil ’97 Mr. & Mrs. David J. Gilkey, Jr. ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Keith M. Gillies Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Gilmore ’62 SA Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Giraud III ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Jacques L. Giraud ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Dennis M. Giroir ’63 SA Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey J. Giroir ’93 Mr. & Mrs. Neal Glaudi Mr. & Mrs. David M. Glaviano ’73 Mr. Richard T. Glaviano ’70 Ms. Kelly Glavina Mr. Cullen T. Glennon ’07 Mr. Thomas M. Gloger ’92 Dr. & Mrs. John P. Gniady ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Grant B. Goings ’92 Mr. Andrew J. Golden ’12 Mr. & Mrs. John H. Golden Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Golden ’55 SA Mr. & Mrs. E. A. Gomez ’55 SA Mr. & Mrs. William P. Gomila ’68 SA Mr. & Mrs. Elwood J. Gonzales III ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Francisco R. Gonzales, Jr. ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Gregory P. Gonzales ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Gonzales Mr. Westmoreland C. Gonzales ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Joel S. Gonzalez ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin P. Gootee ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick L. Gootee ’65 SA Mr. Thomas R. Govan, Jr. ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Graffeo ’84 Mr. Michael J. Graffeo ’19 Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Graffeo, Jr. ’79 Mr. Samuel A. Graffeo ’22 Mr. & Mrs. Wesley V. Gravolet ’62 SA Mr. E. Morris Gray, Jr. ’55 SA Mrs. Madeleine G. Greco

Mr. & Mrs. Mike Green ’77 Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Green Mr. & Mrs. Adam T. Greenbaum III ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Brian T. Greer Mr. & Mrs. David R. Grego ’73 Mr. Adam K. Griego ’10 Dr. & Mrs. Domenick C. Grieshaber III ’99 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Groetsch Mr. & Mrs. George L. Groh ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Brad P. Grundmeyer Mr. Richard E. Gruner, Jr. ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Gordon M. Gsell ’61 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Russell A. G’sell Mr. & Mrs. Stephen B. Gueydan, Jr. Mr. & Mrs.Brad J. Guidry ’03 Mr. Christopher E. Guidry ’84 Major Clarence P. Guillory, Jr. ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Clyde Guillory, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey M. Gulotta ’93 Mr. Ryan C. Gunnell ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Blaine S. Guthrie ’00 Dr. & Mrs. Robert L. Guy Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gwinn III Mr. & Mrs. Douglas J. Haas ’51 SA Mr. & Mrs. Kevin M. Hahn ’05 Mr. Kevin A. Hall ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Seann P. Halligan ’00 Mr. Lawrence Hamburger, Jr. ’99 Hancock Whitney Mr. Ronnie Hand Mr. Terry J. Hand ’65 SA Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Hardeman Mr. & Mrs. Harry F. Hardin II Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Hardy Mr. & Mrs. George G. Harker III ’64 SA Mr. Gregory L. Haro ’68 CJ Ms. Jennifer K. Harris Ms. Leah Harris Mr. Andrew J. Harrison, Jr. ’76 Mr. Louis C. Hartmann & Mrs. Andrea Ribando Mr. & Mrs. Jose Hasbun Mr. & Mrs. Alfred C. Hassenboehler, Jr. ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Martin M. Hassett ’98 Mr. Alexander J. Hassinger ’17 Mr. & Mrs. Lambert J. Hassinger ’84 Mr. Paul Haworth HCA Healthcare Mrs. Gayle Heap Mr. & Mrs. Jody Heap ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Allen Heard Mr. James B. Heaslip II ’94 Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Hebert Mr. & Mrs. David P. Hebert Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Hebert ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Murphy Hebert Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Hebert ’65 SA Mr. William J. Hebert ’52 SA Mr. Ernest A. Hebrard ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Wendell Heck Mr. & Mrs. Scott J. Hedlund ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Clinton J. Heileman, Jr. ’97 Mr. Christopher J. Heine ’03 Dr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Heine ’01 Mr. & Mrs. George C. Heine ’72 Mr. Ryan N. Heine ’05 Mr. Frederick C. Helwig V ’17 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy A. Hemphill ’96 Mr. Russell G. Hendrick, Sr. ’70 Mr. Anthony J. Hennessey & Mrs. Marcy Mason-Hennessey

Mr. Taylor J. Hennessey ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Brandon Henry, Sr. ’03 Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Henry III ’82 Ms. Cherie Hernandez Drs. Jessica and Randy J. Hernandez ’95 Mr. & Mrs. William H. Hidalgo, Sr. ’57 CJ Mr. & Mrs. David Higginbotham Mr. & Mrs. Stephen P. Higgins ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Jason A. Hijuelos ’95 Mr. & Mrs. Donald Hilbert Mr. Raion Y. Hill ’94 Mr. & Mrs. Don M. Hiller ’68 SA Ms. Judith Himel Lt. Col. Robert R. Hippler III ’51 SA Mr. & Mrs. Bradley C. Hirling ’93 Mr. Ben J. Hocke ’70 Mr. & Mrs. John A. Hodges, Jr. ’62 SA Mr. & Mrs. John A. Hodges III ’88 Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Hodges ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Gary Hoerner Mr. & Mrs. Gregory J. Hollier ’73 Mr. & Mrs. A. E. Holmes, Jr. ’52 SA Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Holmes Mr. & Mrs. Scott E. Holmes ’90 Mr. Brian W. Hopkins ’91 Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. Hoppe, Jr. ’62 SA Mr. John P. Horn ’79 Mr. Peter A. Hosch ’01 Mr. Jeffrey E. Hotard ’07 Mr. Brier G. Hots ’17 Mr. Frederick M. Huber ’90 Ms. Alaina Hudson Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Hughes Mr. & Mrs. Tracy S. Huguet Mr. & Mrs. Carl P. Hunter, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Grady S. Hurley ’72 Mrs. Marty Hurley Mr. & Mrs. Christopher L. Hutchins Mr. Stephen E. Huth ’68 SA Mr. Louis J. Hymel III ’05 Mr. Michael G. Hymel, Jr. ’07 Dr. Scott J. Hymel, Ph.D. ’08 Mr. Daniel L. Ineich ’20 Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Ippolito ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew L. Jacob ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Mickal M. Jacques ’77 Mr. & Mrs. Frank R. Janusa ’69 SA Mr. & Mrs. Paul T. Jaquillard ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Jarreau Mr. & Mrs. Jack C. Jensen Mr. Edwin G. Jewett, Jr. ’57 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Frank Jobert, Jr. ’69 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Ennis D. Johnson ’90 Ms. Linda Johnson Mr. Matthew T. Johnson ’08 Ms. Randa Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Reginald Johnson, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Alvin E. Jones ’60 CJ Ms. Erica R. Jones Mr. & Mrs. Leonard V. Jones ’82 Mr. Gary R. Joseph ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Charles G. Jouandot ’71 Mr. & Mrs. David J. Jouandot ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen A. Joubert ’78 Mrs. Rosemary Juneau Mr. & Mrs. Timmy L. Juneau Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Kane ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Michael B. Kane ’94 Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas P. Karl ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Rickey J. Kastner, Jr. ’02

Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Kaszubinski ’73 Mr. Mike Kearney Mr. Edward A. Keenan, Jr. ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher E. Keene Mr. Jace J. Kelley ’18 Mr. Collon C. Kennedy ’47 SA Mr. Jason R. Kenney & Mrs. Savannah Siek ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond J. Kenney ’74 Mr. Jonathan N. Kernion, Sr. ’72 Mr. Jeffrey A. Kiefer ’94 Mr. & Mrs. Kris P. Kiefer ’86 Mr. Robert Kiefer II ’87 Mr. Michael J. Kimble ’81 Mr. Paul Kinchen Ms. Marcia King Mr. Barry E. Kirn ’70 Ms. Ann Kitchen Mr. & Mrs. Jason K. Klein Mr. & Mrs. Richard Klibert Mr. Andrew W. Koehler ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Ernest W. Koehler, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Brandon Koenig Mr. & Mrs. Scott M. Konecni ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Chad M. Krakowski Mr. & Mrs. John N. Kramer ’52 SA Ms. Marjorie Kraus Mr. & Mrs. Richmond J. Krebs, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Wayne E. Kreider ’74 Mr. John M. Krennerich ’69 SA Mr. & Mrs. Chad E. Kropp ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Bill Kufta Mr. & Mrs. Matthew R. Kuntz Mr. & Mrs. Phillip J. La Borde ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Ronnie LaCombe Mr. Kenneth P. LaCour ’70 Mrs. Sandra LaCour Mr. & Mrs. Lee M. Lafleur ’94 Mr. & Ms. Robert J. LaFleur Mr. Mark C. LaGrange ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick C. Lagrange ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Lahare ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher B. Laiche ’90 Dr. & Mrs. Michael A. Lala ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Dominick J. Lalla ’52 SA Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Lama, Sr. ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin G. Lambert ’03 Mr. Gary J. Lambert, Sr. ’71 Mrs. Joyce Lambert Mr. & Mrs. Leslie J. Lambert ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew L. Lambert ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Nolan P. Lambert ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Peyton C. Lambert ’02 Mr. Sidney F. Lambert, Jr. ’64 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Sidney F. Lambert III ’87 Mr. Anthony Lamonte ’80 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Lamonte Mr. Ronald J. Lampard ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Chadwick K. Landry ’93 The Honorable & Mrs. Joseph B. Landry ’74 Mr. Ronald J. Landry ’66 SA Mr. & Mrs. Scott R. Landry Mr. Taylor W. Landry ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Victor A. Landry III ’86 Dr. & Mrs. James V. Lange ’64 SA Dr. & Mrs. Scott D. Lanoux ’77 Mr. Robbie Lapeyrouse Mr. John Lapworth Mr. Barry M. Albarado & Mrs. Mary A. Lapworth Ms. Deborah Lara Mr. & Mrs. Marcos Lara Century II  27

Fiscal 2022-2023 Annual Report (July 1, 2022-June 30, 2023) Mr. Fernand L. Laudumiey ’62 SA Mr. John Laudun Ms. Allena Laurendine Mr. & Mrs. Kyle F. Laurendine Mr. & Mrs. Sean M. Laurent Mr. O. Paul Lauret ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Lauro Mr. & Mrs. Carl C. Lauto ’86 Mr. & Mrs. David LaVie Mr. Kevin Law Mr. Kyle M. Lawson ’04 Mr. Gary M. Leaumont ’69 SA Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred LeBeau Mr. & Mrs. Jason P. LeBeouf Mr. & Mrs. Harry J. LeBlanc Jr. ’73 Mr. Jordan T. LeBlanc ’11 Mr. Robert J. LeBlanc Mr. & Mrs. Stanley E. Leblanc III ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Le Bon ’72 Mr. Aaron LeBourgeois & Mrs. Rachel Lester Mr. & Mrs. Christian J. LeBourgeois ’04 Mr. & Mrs. John J. LeBourgeois ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Larry P. Lebourgeois ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Leo M. LeBourgeois ’68 SA Mr. & Mrs. Rodney Paul Ledet Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Lee Mr. Thomas Lee ’72 Mr. Michel M. Legrand ’79 Mr. Earl H. Lennie III ’02 Mr. Nicholas P. Leonard ’15 Dr. & Mrs. Dean A. Leone ’84 Ms. LeeAnne Leopold Dr. Keith B. Lescale ’79 Mr. Mark J. Lescale & Mr. Albert Palumbo ’77 Dr. Leslie Lescale-Matys Mr. & Mrs. Lange J. Levy ’91 Mr. Les D. Levy & Dr. Jerussa Aita-Levy ’85 Dr. Shauna Levy Mr. & Mrs. David Lewis Mr. & Mrs. Frank T. Liang Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Liggio Ms. Margarita M. Linn Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Linn Mr. Peter C. Litwinowicz ’81 Mr. Mark S. Liuzza ’80 Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Lizano, Sr. ’96 Mr. August C. Lizarraga ’64 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Juan J. Lizarraga ’60 CJ Mr. Keith A. Locascio ’92 Mr. Bruce R. Lohfink Ms. Nancy Lombardi Mr. Paul L. Lombardino ’50 SA Ms. Terra Lonardo Mr. & Mrs. Jay M. Lonero ’83 Mr. Alden E. Lopez ’71 Mr. Mario F. Lopez ’96 Ms. Janet Lotz Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Louque Ms. Mindy D. Louviere Mr. & Mrs. Gino V. Lubrano ’90 Mr. Jason S. Lunetta ’84 Mr. & Mrs. John Lupo Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy Luth ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Michael H. Lynn, Jr. ’04 Dr. James F. Lyon IV ’95 Mr. & Mrs. Steve A. Lytell ’74 Dr. & Mrs. Joseph N. Macaluso, Jr. ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Vernon E. Machauer ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Scott J. Machovec ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Maddie, Jr. 28  Century II

Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Madere Mr. & Mrs. Jon M. Maestri ’88 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Maestri Mr. Salvador Maffei, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey M. Magill ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence D. Maitrejean Mr. & Mrs. William J. Majeau ’79 Dr. & Mrs. Hector R. Maldonado ’77 Dr. & Mrs. Kyle M. Maldonado ’08 Mr. & Mrs. George N. Malek ’92 Mr. Mike T. Malinowski ’68 SA Cpt. Stephen J. Mallerich ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Dan Malo Mrs. Lynn Mandella Deacon & Mrs. Tyrell T. Manieri, Jr. ’64 SA Mr. & Mrs. Tristan E. Manthey ’88 Mr. & Mrs. Troy M. Manthey ’84 Marathon Petroleum Company Marcel J. Damiens Family Foundation Mr. Paul M. Marcello ’12 Mr. Anthony T. Marchese ’67 SA Mr. Emile J. Marks ’54 SA Mr. & Mrs. Glenn L. Marks ’83 Mr. Mark Marley Mr. James A. Marquette ’62 CJ Mr. & Mrs. John E. Martin Mr. & Mrs. Jorge J. Martinez ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Wesley P. Martinez Mr. & Mrs. Darren P. Martino Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Marullo Ms. Marsha J. Mason Mr. Philip F. Mason ’89 Mr. Dominic Massa Mr. & Mrs. Raymond M. Massett ’72 Mr. Michael E. Massicot ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen W. Materne ’73 Mr. Todd M. Mathieu, Sr. ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Matranga Mr. Benjamin B. Matthews IV ’91 Mr. & Mrs. Alec Matys Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Maumus ’97 Mr. & Mrs. John J. Mayer ’75 Mr. Mike C. Mayronne ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Michael B. McAdam, Jr. ’78 Mr. David J. McBride ’77 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond J. McCabe III ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Glenn R. McCall, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph McCarthy III ’77 Mr. Frank C. McCaskell & Mrs. Paula Diodené-McCaskell ’81 Mr. Randolph W. McCloskey ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Christian P. McClung ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Gerard L. McCrory ’70 Mr. William J. McCrossen ’74 Dr. Cherie P. LeSaicherre & Mr. Keith P. McDermott ’88 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. McDermott Ms. Carol B. McDonald Mr. & Mrs. John M. McDonald, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John J. McDonnell III ’68 SA Mr. Walter R. McDonnell ’66 SA Mr. Dennis C. McDowell ’76 Mr. William M. McGaffick ’70 Mr. Gustaf McIlhenny Ms. Margaret A. McKenzie Mrs. Cherie McKevitt Mr. & Mrs. Joel T. McMullen ’79 Ms. Heather H. Mebane Mr. Jeremy J. Mebane Mr. Trent Gleason & Mrs. Rebeca P. Medina

Mr. Eric A. Melancon ’00 Mr. & Mrs. William J. Meliet ’74 Dr. & Mrs. Anthony C. Melito ’76 Mrs. Debbie Menard Mr. Glenn E. Menard ’66 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Ronald L. Merritt Mr. Gordon C. Mese ’21 Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Mese Mr. Mark M. Messina ’06 Mr. & Mrs. Ron E. Messner ’63 SA Mr. Gerald J. Messonnier ’75 Mr. Michael J. Messonnier ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen D. Messonnier ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Messonnier ’79 Metairie Small Animal Hospital LCDR George L. Metcalf ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Neil Metoyer Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Metoyer Mr. Guy F. Mevers ’63 SA Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Meyer, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey E. Meyers ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Meyn ’75 Captain & Mrs. Armand F. Michel ’68 SA Mr. & Mrs. Gary Michel Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Michelli ’84 Microsoft Mr. & Mrs. Frank S. Migliore, Jr. Mr. Daniel Mikulak III ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Marcus Milam Mr. & Mrs. Warren J. Milan ’75 Mr. Carl Miles Mr. & Mrs. Clifford A. Miller ’58 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Miller ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Chance Miller ’88 Mr. & Mrs. Eric Milligan Mr. & Mrs. David Mills ’99 Mr. & Mrs. Darren M. Milner ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Christian M. Miltenberger ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Darrell C. Mipro ’88 Mr. & Mrs. Terry J. Mipro ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Carl J. Mistretta ’84 Ms. Anna Maria Mitchell Mr. & Mrs. Stephen F. Mitchell III ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Mitchell ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Mmahat Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Mock Mr. & Mrs. Jules Moise ’77 Mr. Cameron A. Moises ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Gerald F. Moll ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Todd S. Monnin ’84 Dr. Frank J. Monte, M.D. ’69 CJ Mr. Daniel C. Monteverde ’03 Mr. & Mrs. David Montz Mr. & Mrs. Keith A. Moody Captain & Mrs. Donald D. Moore, Jr. ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Moore, Jr. ’58 SA Mr. & Mrs. Tim G. Moore ’86 Mr. Gregg J. Moreau ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Derise C. Morel ’62 SA Mr. Michael Morgan ’99 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Morris ’89 Mr. Charles L. Morvant ’60 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Anthony D. Mounce Mr. & Mrs. David C. Mount ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Marc E. Mouton ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Lu M. Mulino ’69 SA Mr. & Mrs. Clifford J. Muller ’68 SA Dr. & Mrs. Robert J. Muller ’64 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Alvin D. Munch, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Casey Munson ’97

Mr. & Mrs. Shawn Murakami Mr. & Mrs. Donald G. Murphy ’72 Mr. & Mrs. James G. Murphy, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Clayton A. Musacchia ’68 SA Mr. & Mrs. Samuel J. Musso Mr. & Mrs. Tomas J. Nally Mr. & Mrs. Tim R. Napier Mr. & Mrs. Jose Naredo Mr. & Mrs. David L. Nault ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Nault ’72 Dr. & Mrs. Zola M. Ndandu Mr. Nicholas J. Nelson ’69 SA Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Nenos, Jr. ’64 SA Dr. Claire C. & Mr. Keith M. Neumann ’91 New York Life Mr. & Mrs. Don Ng Ms. Elizabeth Nice Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Nichols ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Nicolaides ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Kirt J. Nicolosi ’88 Mr. & Mrs. Jens Nielsen Dr. & Mrs. Paul D. Niolet ’93 Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Nodier ’77 Mr. Daniel F. Nolan, Jr. ’68 SA Mr. & Mrs. Keith Noonan Northwestern Mutual Foundation Mr. & Mrs. John W. Norwood IV ’97 Mr. & Mrs. John W. Norwood III Mr. & Mrs. Darrell L. Noveh ’70 Mrs. Cindy Nuesslein Mr. & Mrs. Heath J. Nugent ’93 Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Nugent ’90 Ms. Lynette Nuila Mr. & Mrs. Michael Nunes Mr. Andrew N. O’Brien, Jr. ’06 Mr. Shane M. O’Brien ’11 Mr. Ian M. O’Cain ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Keith J. O’Cain ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Douglas J. O’Callaghan ’73 Dr. Robert D. Occhipinti & Dr. Elise A. Occhipinti Mr. John G. O’Connor ’79 Mr. Randall P. Oddo ’62 SA Mr. Ernest J. Ohlmeyer ’64 CJ Mr. & Mrs. James A. Olivard ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Oliveri IV ’96 Dr. & Mrs. Errol J. Olivier ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Darren M. Olivio ’87 Mr. & Mrs. Edward Oltmann Mrs. Nicole O’Malley Mr. & Mrs. Kerry C. O’Neal ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald P. O’Rorke ’66 SA Mr. James E. Orth II ’06 Mr. David E. Oster ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Jeff R. Oteri ’77 Mr. & Mrs. Bryan J. Oubre ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Oubre Mr. Timothy Packard ’97 Mr. Arnaldo Padilla ’87 Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Palermo ’81 Mr. William Palermo Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Palestina ’05 Mr. & Mrs. Albert S. Pappalardo, Jr. ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Pappalardo, Sr. ’66 SA Ms. Shannon M. Paradine Mr. & Mrs. Johnny G. Parker Mr. & Mrs. David F. Parra Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Paternostro ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Barney P. Paternostro ’82 Ms. Marciel Patterson Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Patterson

Fiscal 2022-2023 Annual Report (July 1, 2022-June 30, 2023) Mr. & Mrs. Ronald S. Paulin ’58 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Scott D. Pays ’93 Mr. Michael A. Pearse ’86 Mr. & Mrs. William M. Peavey, Sr. ’91 Mr. & Mrs. David A. Pecot, Jr. ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Gregory J. Pecot ’77 Ms. Jennifer Pellegrin Deacon & Mrs. Robert E. Pendzimaz ’83 Mr. Matthew D. Penot ’07 LTC (Ret.) William E. Peoples & Dr. Catina G. Peoples Ms. Faith Peperone Mr. & Mrs. Jacob F. Pepperman ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore J. Peraino II ’04 Ms. Jennifer Perilloux Mr. & Mrs. Roy J. Perilloux ’65 SA Mr. Kenneth A. Perret ’57 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Leon E. Perret ’40 SA Mr. & Mrs. Scott M. Perrien ’96 Mr. & Mrs. John J. Perrone ’66 SA Mr. & Mrs. John D. Person ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Gerard A. Peters ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond A. Peters ’74 Mr. Richard J. Petre, Jr. ’70 Mr. & Mrs. John J. Pettavino ’86 Mr. Mason C. Pfingsten ’16 Dr. & Mrs. Meade Phelps, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Gregory L. Phillips Ms. Cecile Picou Mr. Joseph Pieri, Jr. ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Dean G. Pigeon ’06 Mr. & Mrs. Garrett L. Pizzaloto ’95 Mr. & Mrs. Victor J. Pizzo ’63 SA Mr. Mark Plaideau ’87 Mr. Corbert Plaisance Dr. & Mrs. Kerry T. Plaisance Jr. ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Chester J. Plauche ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Ray A. Plauche Mr. & Mrs. Harold C. Pluche ’66 SA Mr. & Mrs. Henry Poirier Mr. & Mrs. Darrin J. Polito ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Vincent R. Polizzi II ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Samuel E. Pons ’65 SA Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Poole Mr. & Mrs. David Pooley Mr. & Mrs. Brad S. Pote Mr. & Mrs. Shawn C. Potter ’96 Mr. & Mrs. William J. Pousson ’71 Mr. Herman J. Prager III, Ph.D. ’73 Dr. & Mrs. Dennis R. Preau ’77 Mr. Donald P. Preau ’68 SA Mr. Eugene A. Priestley ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Harry P. Prieto, Jr. ’59 SA Mr. Lance J. Priez ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Pritchett ’78 Mr. Frank M. Provenza ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Provenzano ’65 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Provenzano, Jr. ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher R. Puccio ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Gabriel Puccio ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Quackenbos ’99 Mr. Trevor J. Quatroy ’16 Mr. & Mrs. Karl A. Quezergue ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Ellis M. Quigley ’42 SA Mr. & Mrs. Daniel C. Quintana ’91 Mr. Raul Quintana ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Peter C. Quitzau Mr. & Mrs. Jason A. Rabalais, Jr. ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Jerrold A. Rabalais ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Rand Ragusa

Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers Mrs. Jan Raley Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Ramagos ’96 Mr. Vincent L. Ramoneda ’46 SA Mr. & Mrs. Ramon Ramos, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Ryan E. Randazza ’98 Mr. John A. Randazzo III ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Gregory M. Rando ’77 Mr. & Mrs. Steven J. Rando Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Randol Mr. & Mrs. Donald G. Randon ’68 SA Mr. & Mrs. Lance Ranlett ’91 Mr. Sidney F. Raymond ’57 SA Mr. & Mrs. James B. Redding, Jr. ’77 Dr. & Mrs. Phillip L. Reed The Honorable & Mrs. Cornelius E. Regan ’66 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas E. Reggio ’96 Regions Bank Mr. & Mrs. Jerome J. Reso, Jr. ’55 SA Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Reso ’62 SA Mr. & Mrs. Paul W. Reuter ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Terrel A. Rhoton, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Terrel A. Rhoton, Jr. ’91 Ms. Diane Ribando Major & Mrs. Edwin Rich II ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin M. Rich ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel D. Richard ’72 Mr.and Mrs. Alex Richardson Mr. & Mrs. Bradley Ricke ’99 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Ridgley, Jr. ’82 Mr. & Mrs. John M. Rigney, Jr. ’84 Mr. Thomas J. Rini ’67 SA Mr. Wade Ripple Mr. & Mrs. F. Martin Rizo ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Brad F. Rizzo ’03 R J Tricon Co Mr. & Mrs. Ryan H. Robbins ’90 Mr. Randy Roberson Mr. & Mrs. Jean L. Robert ’81 Robert Fresh Market Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Roberts Mr. & Mrs. John V. Robichaux, Jr. ’69 CJ Mrs. Anna S. Robinson Mr. Beau M. Robinson ’22 Mr. & Mrs. James T. Roche ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Rolando R. Rodriguez, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Albert E. Roevens, Jr. ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Rohm ’66 SA Ms. Gail S. Rojas Mr. & Mrs. Todd Rojas Mr. & Mrs. Norman J. Romagosa ’73 Mr. Ronald R. Romagossa ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Ralph J. Romaguera, Sr. ’67 SA Mr. & Mrs. Ryan J. Romaguera ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Dart J. Romano ’76 Mr. Joseph G. Romano ’69 SA Mrs. Janice Romig Mr. Jerry E. Romig, Jr. ’72 Mr. Mark C. Romig & Mr. David Briggs ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Rood ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Andre J. Roques, Jr. ’60 SA Mr. André J. Roques III ’91 Col. Paul F. Roques ’61 SA Ms. Sherry Rosato Mr. & Mrs. Paul N. Rosefeldt ’62 SA Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Rossi, Jr. ’61 SA Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Rossi III ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey J. Rossi ’96 Mr. Chuck Roth Mr. Donald J. Roth ’57 SA

Ms. Lois Rothwell Mr. Brian J. Rotolo ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Ross F. Roubion ’06 Dr. & Mrs. Ryan C. Roubion ’08 Dr. Thomas J. Roussel ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Kelvin J. Rousseve ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Ryan R. Roux ’91 Mr. & Mrs. Casey J. Rowe ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Dan Rowell Mr. Edwin M. Roy, Jr. ’59 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Todd Royer Mr. & Mrs. Rugeley Mr. Stephen E. Rumney ’16 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin P. Rupert ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Rupert Mr. & Mrs. Brett A. Ruppel ’99 Mr. & Mrs. Philip J. Ruppel ’02 Mr. Stewart J. Rush ’05 Mr. & Mrs. Jon A. Russo ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Ryan Russo Mr. & Mrs. Gerald D. Sachitano, Jr. ’95 Mr. Claus E. Sadlier ’84 Mr. Vincent P. Saia, Jr. ’78 Mr. Manuel A. Sala ’46 SA Mr. Ray H. Salimbangon ’93 Dr. & Mrs. Albert D. Sam II ’85 Fr. Andrew V. Sanchez ’03 Mr. & Mrs. Eric K. Sander ’76 Dr. Chelsey T. Sandlin & Mr. Rodney A. Sandlin Captain & Mrs. Leonard J. Sapera, USN ’58 SA Mr. & Mrs. Gerard L. Sarradet ’69 SA Mr. & Mrs. Edward D. Saulny ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Eugene P. Sausse, Jr. ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen T. Saux ’66 SA Mr. & Mrs. Christopher E. Savage ’84 Mr. Holden R. Savoie ’16 Mr. & Mrs. Louis A. Savoye ’61 SA Mr. Edward S. Sawaya ’66 SA Mr. Justin D. Scanlan ’00 Mr. Jacob P. Scariano ’22 Mr. Mark D. Schaaf ’67 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Kernion T. Schafer Mr. & Mrs. Arthur L. Schellhaas ’62 SA Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Schembre ’73 Mr. Tyler Scheuermann ’07 Ms. Lori Schexnayder Mr. & Mrs. Wayne J. Schexnayder, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Jared A. Schexnaydre ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Schick ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Lance P. Schiffman Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Schindler ’76 Mr. Dominic J. Schiro ’12 Mr. & Mrs. H. George Schlorff Mr. & Mrs. Henry Schlorff Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Schlueter Dr. & Mrs. Brant W. Schmidt, D.D.S. ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert R. Schmidt III Mr. & Mrs. James L. Schmit ’60 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Darryl A. Schmitt ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Bret P. Schnadelbach ’78 Mr. Justin P. Schneider ’03 Mr. & Mrs. Kurt M. Schneider ’61 SA Mr. & Mrs. Mark F. Schneider ’72 Mr. Matthew E. Schneider ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Paul H. Schneider ’71 Dr. & Mrs. Vic P. Schneider ’62 SA Mr. & Mrs. David L. Schommer ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Edward D. Schott ’91 Mr. Gerard H. Schreiber, Jr. ’67 CJ Ms. Kathleen Schrenk

Mr. & Mrs. M. Eric Schroeder ’64 SA Mr. & Mrs. Barry C. Schully ’76 Mrs. Margaret Schultheis Mr. & Mrs. Richard K. Schultz ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Jay L. Schwab Mr. & Mrs. Tom T. Schwaner ’57 SA Mr. James S. Scioneaux ’68 SA Mr. & Mrs. Curtis F. Scott III Mr. & Mrs. Fenner O. Sedgebeer ’68 SA Mr. & Mrs. Brett J. Seeger ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Francis B. Segrave, Jr. ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Alan C. Seicshnaydre ’61 SA Mr. & Mrs. Scott C. Seiler ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. Serio ’69 CJ Ms. Patricia Serio Mr. Clifford E. Settoon ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Seuzeneau ’83 Ms. Jill Seward Ms. Mirlande Seymour Mr. & Mrs. Craig D. Sharbonno ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Kyle Sharbonno ’99 Mr. Matthew S. Sharpe ’03 Mr. Michael Pfaff & Ms. Lacy Shaw Mr. & Mrs. Scott P. Shea ’81 Mr. Cade L. Sheehan ’18 Mr. Carson J. Sheehan ’21 Mr. Cole D. Sheehan ’15 Mr. Jesse H. Sheffield ’62 SA Shell Oil Company Mr. & Mrs. William J. Shewmake Mr. Steven K. Shields, Jr. ’17 Mr. & Mrs. Willard Shilling Mr. & Mrs. Mark Shreve ’72 Mr. Zachary W. Shultz ’18 Mr. & Mrs. David E. Sibley ’53 SA Dr. Victoria Siegel & Mr. Raymond Siegel Mr. & Mrs. Jason P. Sieta ’95 Mr. John C. Silbernagel III ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Leonard D. Simmons, Jr. ’64 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Simoneaux ’62 SA Mr. Pakhar Singh & Mrs. Jaswindre Kaur Dr. Henry B. Sirgo ’69 CJ Dr. B. Todd Sitzman ’82 Mr. Eric F. Skrmetta ’76 Mr. Raphael Q. Skrmetta III ’21 Mr. & Mrs. Allen L. Smith ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Smith Mr. Corey N. Smith ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Donald P. Smith ’86 Ms. Jacqueline Smith Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey W. Smith ’03 Mr. M. Riley Smith ’16 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick M. Smith ’65 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Scott Smith Ms. Shelby Smith Mr. & Mrs. Michael Soileau Mr. & Mrs. Henry W. Spansel, Jr. ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Sidney J. Spear ’74 Mr. Jake M. Spellman ’20 Mr. Kenny Spellman ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Brent G. Spitale ’09 Mr. Brian R. Spragins ’91 Mr. Leo A. Spriggins ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Brian St. Clair Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Stall ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Charles T. Stall ’02 Mr. & Mrs. J. Lee Stall ’82 Mr. Jason P. Stant ’18 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick M. Stant ’87 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher M. Stassi, Sr. ’84 Century II  29

Fiscal 2022-2023 Annual Report (July 1, 2022-June 30, 2023) Mr. & Mrs. David A. Stechmann ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Kelly Steele, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. John L. Steigner Mr. & Mrs. Jason J. Steinle ’96 The Honorable & Mrs. Timothy G. Stewart ’82 Ms. Carolyn Stone Mr. William N. Stracener Ms. Shelly Strada Mr. & Mrs. George Stratikis Mr. Kevin M. Stretzinger, Jr. ’16 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Stromboe ’98 Mr. Jerry D. Stumbo Mr. & Mrs. John F. Stumpf, Jr. ’59 SA Mr. & Mrs. Brian W. Stutzenbecker Mr. & Mrs. Victor J. Suane ’94 Dr. & Mrs. Andrew I. Sumich ’93 Dr. & Mrs. Brendon J. Sumich ’01 Mr. Jason K. Sumich ’17 Mr. & Mrs. Leni T. Sumich, Sr. Dr. Leni T. Sumich II & Dr. Christi K. Sumich ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Randal M. Swain ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Gregory M. Swanson ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen L. Switzer Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Tafaro ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Craig N. Tafaro ’83 Mr. Angelo J. Talamo ’63 SA Mr. David R. Talazac ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Jon Tallet Mr. & Mrs. Paul Tamborella Mr. Jarod S. Tassin ’16 Mr. Kevin Paul Tassin, Jr. ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin P. Tassin, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Mark G. Tauzier ’95 Mr. Michael Tauzier Mr. & Mrs. Jim Taylor Mr. Sydney C. Taylor Mr. & Mrs. Timothy R. Taylor, Jr. ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffray A. Teague ’91 Mr. Charles C. Teamer ’76 Dr. & Mrs. Victor E. Tedesco ’79 Mr. & Mrs. David K. Theard ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Theriot Mr. & Mrs. Maurice G. Thiele, Jr. ’68 SA

Mr. & Mrs. William H. Thiele ’78 Mr. George J. Thomas ’61 SA Mr. Rodney J. Thomas III ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth M. Thompson ’65 SA Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Alan V. Thriffiley, Sr. ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Thriffiley ’82 Mr. Daniel Tierney Mr. & Mrs. Jacob Timothy III Mr. Patrick A. Tobler ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Joshua Tokar Mr. & Mrs. Troy Tomlinson, Jr. ’88 Mr. & Mrs. James E. Tonglet ’85 Ms. Roberta Torman & Ms. Shannon Noonan Mr. & Mrs. Warren Torres Mr. Don F. Tossell ’77 Mr. & Mrs. Todd M. Tournillon ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew J. Trahan ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Rodney A. Trahan Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Trainor ’99 Mrs. Margaret Trainor Mr. & Mrs. Milton M. Trainor ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Trainor, Jr. ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Salvador Tramontana, Jr. ’59 CJ Mr. Daniel G. Trawick, Jr. ’58 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Earl B. Tregre Mr. Miles M. Trenticosta ’07 Mr. & Mrs. David G. Trepagnier, Sr. ’83 Mr. Harrison A. Trepagnier ’15 Mr. Robert H. Trepagnier, Jr. ’67 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred A. Trepagnier III ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Bradley S. Treuting ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Triche ’84 Mr. Laurence H. Triemer ’74 Ms. Adrian M. Troescher Mr. Emile M. Trudeau ’59 SA Mr. Hernan Trujillo & Mrs. Laura Gracia Mr. & Mrs. Kevin P. Tschirn ’00 Mr. Hayden L. Tubbs ’21 Ms. Karen Tuccio Mr. & Mrs. Emile Tujague Mr. & Mrs. Bert J. Turner ’94 Mr. Keith W. Turner ’81

Mr. Charles J. Turpin ’73 In Memory of Doug & Chris Twiner Mr. & Mrs. Andy Tyler Mr. & Mrs. Gerald L. Ursin III ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Gerald L. Ursin, Jr. ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Terry J. Ursin ’66 SA Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Vaccaro ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Vairin, Jr. ’65 SA Lt. Col. Helio J. Valdes ’68 SA Mr. Connell J. Vallette, Jr. ’64 SA Mr. & Mrs. Manuel J. Valvis ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Eric T. Van Hoven Mr. & Mrs. Tim Van Hoven Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Vangilder Mr. Matthew A. Vasquez, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey D. Vaughn ’90 Mrs. Caryl Verret Mr. & Mrs. David E. Verret ’88 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher R. Vicknair Mr. & Ms. Darren T. Vicknair Mr. & Mrs. George H. Viellion III Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Vigee Mr. & Mrs. David L. Vinci ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Byron J. Virgadamo ’98 Mr. Gerard Vitrano ’99 Mr. & Mrs. Paul S. Vlosich Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Voitier III ’66 SA Mr. & Mrs. Steven D. Vollenweider Mrs. Leslie Waguespack Mr. & Mrs. Warren Waguespack Mr. Tyronne B. Walker ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Wall Mr. & Mrs. Barry R. Waller ’74 Mr. Mark D. Waller ’02 Mr. Charles W. Walsten ’19 Mr. & Mrs. Garrett A. Walters ’74 Mr. Anthony P. Walz ’73 Mr. Hubert P. Ward, Jr. ’54 SA Mr. & Mrs. Timothy M. Waterfield Mr. John L. Wayne ’73 Mr. & Mrs. M. J. Weber Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Webre, Jr. ’64 SA Ms. Kim H. Webster

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Weimer Dr. Stephen Weimer & Dr. Maria Weimer Mr. & Mrs. Matthew A. Weinstock Mr. & Mrs. Glenn P. Welch Ms. Karen Wellman Ms. Fontaine Wells Wells Fargo Mr. & Mrs. Matthew D. Wender Mrs. Shannon G. White Mr. & Mrs. Frank Whiteside Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Philip J. Wierzbicki Mrs. Janice C. Williams Mr. & Mrs. Lee Williams III Mr. & Mrs. P. Lindsey Williams ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Scott M. Williams ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Ted L. Williams, Sr. ’66 SA Mr. & Mrs. Craig A. Wills ’03 Mr. Roy M. Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Wiltz Mr. & Mrs. Stanley J. Wiltz III Mr. & Mrs. Jared Wimberly Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Wink, Sr. ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Winkler ’71 Mr. John L. Wisinger ’63 CJ Mr. & Mrs. John Wisniewski ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew R. Wolf ’00 Mr. Timothy J. Wolter ’86 Mr. Gavin S. Wright ’16 Mr. & Mrs. Scot M. Wright Mr. & Mrs. Edward W. Wyatt Mr. & Mrs. Raymond J. Yakelis Mr. & Mrs. Brian A. Yokum ’78 Mr. Mitchell A. Yokum ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Yost Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Young Mr. Patrick G. Young ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Max H. Yuratich ’93 Mr. Dave N. Zichichi ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Zimmer Mr. & Mrs. Mark Zimmer ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Zuppardo ’73 Mr. Rosario L. Zuppardo ’68 SA

Memorabilia Harold C. Pluché ’66 SA recently donated the 1916 St. Aloysius Commencement Booklet. We have added this Class Composite to our archives. If you have any memorabilia you’d like to share, then please contact Chris Heine ’03 at cheine@brothermartin.com or call 504-284-6700.

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Cover of the Commencement Booklet

Class of 1916

Mom’s Social The Ladies of the Shield hosted the Crusader moms at the Ladies of the Shield Coffee Social in September in the Brother Mark Thornton, S.C. Terrace. The Moms enjoyed coffee and bites while chatting with other Crusader Moms. Nicole Laiche, Parents Club Co-President, reminded all moms that they are automatically members of the Ladies of the Shield and encouraged them to continue to attend all future events.

Dad’s Social The Brother Martin Parents Club hosted the Dads’ Social in early October in the Benson Mall. Parents Club Co-President Chris Laiche ’90 welcomed attendees, introduced special guests, reminded everyone about upcoming events, and assisted in awarding raffle prizes. Brother Martin Food Service prepared and served burgers, and Alumni Association Board of Directors served cold beverages. Special guests included President Greg Rando ’77, Principal Ryan Gallagher ’00, Director of School Services Barry Hebert ‘74, Director of Advancement Kenny Spellman ’84, Director of Alumni Relations Chris Heine ’03, Director of Operations & Engagement for Advancement Justin Fleetwood, and Assistant Principal for Discipline and Attendance Jerry Ursin ’07. Lucky raffle winners won a month of free tuition, a season sports pass, Bookstore Gift Certificates, and a 50/50 cash prize.

MARTY GRAS

Brother Martin Night at Southport Hall Friday, January 12, 2024 • 7 p.m. • 200 Monticello Avenue • Jefferson, LA Scheduled to Appear – Peabody, The Brother Martin Stage Band & Drumline, Stanton Moore ’90 & Friends For information, or to register or to donate, go to brothermartin.com/register-for-marty-gras.

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Alumni Chapter Reports Atlanta

Chicago

Alumni gathered at The Painted Pin in the Buckhead area of Atlanta for an Alulmni Chapter social in mid-July. Director of Advancement Kenny Spellman ’84 and Director of Alumni Relations Chris Heine ’03 shared school news with attendees, answered questions, and provided plenty of swag to take home.

Alumni from every decade from the 1960’s to 2010’s did some networking while sharing stories and enjoying complimentary food.

In early August, while in Chicago for the annual Alumni Baseball Trip, the Advancement and Alumni Relations Office hosted a Chicago Alumni Chapter Social. The group traveling from New Orleans attended the social and visited with Alumni living in the Chicago area.

Lafayette

Crimson Sponsors Greg Erath ’67 SA - Erath Consulting LLC, Thad Slaton ’87 Crusader Sponsors Brian Boever ’99, John Demarest ’80, Daniel Heine ’01, Charlie Gonzales ’07, Peter Rosenbohm ’07 Donors – Glen Daigle ’76, Armand Reixach ’61 CJ

Baton Rouge Members of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart Alumni Association - Lafayette Chapter gathered at Walk-On’s of Lafayette on Friday, September 15 prior to the football game. Director of Alumni Relations Chris Heine ’03 greeted guests and provided an update on all of the latest Crusader news. Attendees enjoyed complimentary food and were encouraged to visit campus.

The Advancement and Alumni Relations Office hosted the Baton Rouge Alumni Chapter Social at Barstool Sportsbook at L’Auberge Baton Rouge in mid-August.

Alumni and friends from the Baton Rouge area enjoyed complimentary food and soft drinks while school representatives Kenny Spellman ’84, Chris Heine ’03, and Justin Fleetwood shared Brother Martin news and encouraged everyone to visit the campus when they are in New Orleans.

Main Sponsor – Hank Eiserloh ’84 Host Sponsor – Sean Malone ’89 - L’Auberge Casino & Hotel Gold Sponsor Jonathan Heintz ’00 - Dutchtown Animal Hospital Crimson Sponsors Peter Dickson ’01 - Dickinson Chiropractic, LLC, Richard Lea ’58 SA Crusader Sponsors – Anonymous, Donald Borey ’64 SA, Tommy Campbell ’82 - Brothers That Just Do Gutters, Murray Fontenot ’89, Scott Lachney ’87, Darin Mann ’84, Mike Rood ’85, Jon Russo ’76, A.J. Talamo, Jr. ’63 SA

If you are interested in an Alumni Chapter Event in your area, then please contact Chris Heine ’03 at cheine@brothermartin.com, Justin Fleetwood at jfleetwood@brothermartin.com, or call 504-284-6700.

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Sponsors Francis Aguillard ’09 - Charles Aguillard Agency, Inc., George Arnold ’01, Ken Clemons ’73, Kenny Hunter, Jr. ’90, Jay Rebstock ’00, Clare and Ross Roubion ’06

Northeast-Boston

During the summer, members of the Advancement and Alumni Relations Team traveled to Boston to attend The Partners in Mission: National Advancement Summer Institute for Catholic Schools thanks to the Espinosa-Durapau Family Endowment, funded by Dr. Vic DuRapau, Jr. ’58 CJ, for Faculty and Staff Development. While in Boston, the team visited with members of The Northeast Alumni Chapter in Boston. Thank you to Dr. Terry Flotte ’79, Kyle Scaffidi ’13, and Al Waller, Jr. ’84 for participating in the event.

Sponsors Mike Glew ’82, Julia and Patrick Lagrange ’81

Alumni Chapter Reports Tampa/St. Pete

Robert Bennett ’79, Director of Ticket Operations for the Tampa Bay Rays, hosted Alumni and guests at a suite party in early July. Director of Advancement Kenny Spellman ’84 and Director of School Services Barry Hebert ’74 shared school news with attendees, answered questions while watching the Rays and the Atlanta Braves game. Attendees enjoyed complimentary food and beverages and took home Brother Martin items.

The previous night, Robert provided field passes allowing Barry, Kenny, and Robert’s brother Joe Bennett ’73 to visit with Joe’s former UNO Baseball teammate and current Braves Manager Brian Snitker during batting practice.

Sponsors Robert Bennett ’79, Tiffany and Brady Kenney ’01, Martin Schroeder ’64 SA

If you are interested in attending or assisting in organizing an Alumni Chapter Event in your area, then please contact Chris Heine ’03 at cheine@brothermartin.com, Justin Fleetwood at jfleetwood@brothermartin.com or call 504-284-6700.

Alumni In The News 1963

1979

Edward Blind SA has been elected as Regional President of the Fleet Reserve Association for the North Central Region.

1966

John Perrone and his wife Debbie are two of the 2023 Cancer Crusaders honorees for their community activism. Cancer Crusaders is a nonprofit established to raise money for cancer research in the New Orleans area.

1968

Dr. Floyd A. Buras, Jr. SA has been awarded the prestigious “Charles Vancherie Lifetime Achievement Award” by The Louisiana Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics at its recent educational session.

1970

Richard R. Vath, MD, President and Chief Executive Officer of Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System, has announced his plans to retire in June 2024 after more than 40 years of service as a physician and healthcare administrator. Dr. Vath’s retirement marks the conclusion of a career committed to strategic innovation and the delivery of excellent patient care.

1972

of crime.

1975

Deacon Billy Francioni was recently ordained as permanent deacon. Billy is the Director of Ministry Development at St. Jude the Apostle Church in Baton Rouge.

1980

Scot Craig has been inducted into the UNO Athletics Hall of Fame. He was recognized for his years of support and service as a Privateer ambassador.

1981

Otto Briede ’81 has started a new position as Director of Sales & Marketing at New Orleans Catholic Cemeteries.

1982

David Spears was recognized as one of the Colorado Chamber of Commerce volunteers of the year.

1983

Mike LaBonia was named senior vice n president of advertising sales of the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

Crusaders In Print Hillar Moore, District Attorney of East Baton Rouge Parish, has been honored as the “District Attorney Crimefighter of The Year” as voted upon by the Executive Board of Crimefighters. Hillar received the honor for his dedication to helping law enforcement and victims

Joe Murry ’64 SA recently published “The Buffalo Years: Lessons of Life and Leadership in the NFL”. It is an inside look at the NFL through the eyes of one of the first strength coaches in the league during the early 1970’s. It is available on Amazon.com.

Roy M. Arrigo ’75 has been re-elected as Vice President of the Flood Protection Authority-East.

Correction – Wayne Papania ’73 is the owner and president of MEDco America, LLC which specializes in the latest technologies, education, and Negative Pressure Treatment Systems for wound care in the U.S. Wayne has spent his career in sales achieving Salesman of The Year and #1 Salesman for companies like Pitney Bowes, Baxter, and Cardio Dynamics. In October 2012, Wayne started MEDco America, LLC. Through hard work, leadership, and a relentless work ethic, Wayne has built MEDco America, LLC to be the largest independently owned wound care treatment company in the U.S. Century II  33

2001

Hall of Famers

Dr. Daniel Heine was selected as Atlanta Top Doctors 2023 for General Pediatrics by Atlanta Magazine.

Dale Valdery ’71 and Derrick Collins ’83 have been inducted into the Xavier University of Louisiana Athletic Hall of Fame.

Valdery

Christopher Nobles’s Piety and Desire Chocolate was named the #1 Chocolate Shop in the U.S. according to USA Today’s 10 Best Reader’s Choice Awards.

Collins

1984

Jason Lunetta ‘84 found an old issue of the Martin Crusader, our school newspaper. In the issue, Paul Lauret ’84 and Jason were named Seniors of the Month. Recently, they discovered that they both work for Southwest Airlines. Paul is a Captain, and Jason is an Operations Agent. They reunited to recreate the picture.

Carl Mistretta, Jr. is entering his 12th year of Executive Director of First Tee – Florida Gold Coast, a non-profit youth development organization that uses golf as the program delivery vehicle. He was recently nominated to the First Tee’s National Chapter Advisory Committee.

1986

Steven Weidenbacher was the Associate Director for the commercial “NOLA Vibes featuring Jon Batiste” that won a Sports Emmy for Outstanding Open/ Tease. The commercial ran during the 2022 NCAA March Madness.

1988

Dr. Pierre G. Detiege, M.D., Emergency Medicine Board Certified Physician with LCMC Health, has been recognized as a CityBusiness Health Care Hero.

Emmett Dupas III has earned a ranking on the 2023 AdvisorHub 100 Solo Advisors to Watch list. The “Advisors to Watch” ranking considers three main categories: scope of practice, growth of practice, and professionalism.

1989

Dr. Chris Danner was recently selected as one of the top OB/ GYN doctors in Charlotte as featured in the July issue of Charlotte Magazine.

Blake Schindler has Berkshire Hathway Energy to handle some of their onshore energy legislative portfolios. Previously, Blake served Senator Bill Cassidy.

2002

Philosophy.

Ashwin Vilkhu, Head Chef and Bar Director at Saffron NOLA, has been named to CityBusiness’ “Power 20” Leaders in Tourism, Hospitality. Saffron NOLA is rooted in Ashwin Vilkhu’s master’s thesis and his family’s lifelong passion for culture and food. The innovative Indian eatery holds the title of being a 2018 James Beard Award nominee for Best New Restaurant, with plans to expand to a second restaurant, The Kingsway, in 2024.

2003

Mitchell Briant was named a recipient of the 2023 Delta Tau Delta Fraternity and Educational Foundation’s 40 under 40. He was selected from a competitive list of Delts who have excelled in their professional endeavors and have made a significant impact on their communities.

Drew Haro was named the Boys Cross Country Coach of the Year by the Louisiana Track and Field Coaches Association.

2004

Robert Hodges has been appointed as the 27th Louisiana State Police Superintendent.

1991

Jim Coll has been named the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s next Chief Communication and Marketing Officer.

1993

Chris Welcker, a production and sound mixer, and his team were nominated for an Emmy for “Outstanding Sound Mixing For a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie” for their work on “ Daisy Jones and the Six”.

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Rev. David Ducote will become Director of Seminarians at Notre Dame Seminary while remaining pastor of St. Joan of Arc in LaPlace.

Michael Lynn has been recognized as a ‘One to Watch: Education’

by New Orleans CityBusiness. Michael was recently named the Recipient of the Brother More Schaefer, S.C. Faculty Award.

2005

Chad Landry received one of East Jefferson General Hospital Auxiliary’s Great Lady Great Gentleman Awards for his outstanding volunteer service in the Greater New Orleans area.

1999

George Dunn has been promoted to Assistant Dean and Director of Student Engagement and Outreach for the Shackouls Honors College at Mississippi State University. George is also pursuing a PhD in Higher Education/Higher Education Administration as a Doctor of

Chef Tom Branighan and his team at MaMou were named as one of Bon Appetit’s “Best New Restaurants”.

Rene Dandry has recently become a Crescent River Port Pilot.

2006

Rory Bellina, Partner in the Chehardy Sherman Williams healthcare section, has been recognized as a CityBusiness Leadership in Law Honoree.

Alumni Tailgate Alumni gather for a tailgate before the Brother Martin vs. St. Augustine football game. Kim Delarge, Sr. ’73, Leo Spriggins ’82, and Vance Vaucresson ’87 helped organize the event.

Alumni In The News (continued) 2007

Dr. Charles Miller earned his PhD in Sociology from The University of New Orleans.

Steven Quaintance has been elected to serve on the Board of Directors of the Bonnabel Civic Assocation.

2008 Chris Jays has been named Chief Operating Officer at The Louise McGehee School.

Casey Keiser was named the Girls Cross Country Coach of the Year by the Louisiana Track and Field Coaches Association.

2009

Martin Aucoin is the Vice President for Enrollment Management at Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady University.

2013

Jacob Seward has been named Head Coach at Lakeshore High School.

2016

Ethan Olsen, Customer Success Manager at xiQ, Inc., has been appointed a new member of the board for the The YMCA of Greater New Orleans.

2017

Antonio Domino has joined the Portland Opera for 2023-2024 as a resident Artist. Antonio is a tenor.

2019

Justin Conrad recently graduated from Texas A&M and has been commissioned as an Ensign.

2021

Jaylon Spears, a redshirt sophomore running back for Nicholls State, has been named the 2023 Southland Conference Player of the Year.

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2023

Jahron Manning was named the MACCC Defensive Player of the Week. Manning had seven tackles, two forced turnovers including a forced fumble on the opening kickoff, and one pass breakup.

Eli Levy and Gabriel Levy received the St. Timothy Award for their exemplary “Christian service, Catholic leadership, and good moral standards.”

Jack Nunes was awarded a scholarship for bowling from the Rick Phillips Youth Scholarship Foundation. The foundation recognizes “excellent examples of youth bowlers on and off the lanes.”

Crusaders around the World James Montegut III ’70 and Deacon Jodi Moscona ’71 shared time in Jerusalem during a 10 day pilgrimage to the Holy Land.

Andrew Butler ’18 was accepted into La Musica Liricia and has spent the summer singing Ford, the lead baritone, in Verdi’s Falstaff in Italy. While there, he was also asked to perform in the Gala La Musica Lirica, which opens the music festival in Novafeltria, Italy.

First Quarter Senior Lunch The Brothers of the Sacred Heart Alumni Association of New Orleans sponsored the first Senior Lunch for the Class of 2024 in early October. Volunteer Senior moms, faculty, and staff were on hand to assist. The seniors were treated to Raising Cane’s chicken tenders, macaroni and cheese, and Texas toast. The generous desserts were donated by senior parents. During the lunch, Director of Alumni Relations Chris Heine ’03 encouraged our seniors to stay focused on their upcoming exams and to leave their mark on school by being great leaders.

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Weddings 1995 Gary Brustie, Jr. to RaShana Simone Madae 2002 Russell Tassin to Erica Chartier 2004 Philip Bouchette to Hannah Ditt Dwayne Robert to Anna Foster Tim Shannon to Sarah Eads 2006 Chris Merritt to Jessica Vincent 2007 Nissan Patel to Erin Joubert

2008 Garrett Napier to Ali DeChancie 2009 Michael Henderson to Kendra Consiglio 2011 Nic Pecoraro to Becca Roppolo 2012 Austin Mercier to Brittany Lynn Corey Schneider to Catherine Panepinto Zack Whitecotton to Gabby Herrera Joseph Williams III to Shannon Vitrano

2013 Evan Bailey to Jaimie Jakes Kyle Delaune to Mariah Sharon 2015 Jonathan Parker to Katlin Sellers 2016 Taylor Gambill to Mary Grace Burkes Colin Landry to Lindsey Powers 2017 Jason Sumich to Katie Sciortino 2020 Jake Spellman to Cassidy Monfra

Births 1997 Daniel Jules Nguyen to Lynn and Kyle Broussard Chip Alexander to Jacqueline and Scott Hedlund Julia Kate to Kathleen and Jesse Jacobi 2000 Lydia Marie to Cynthia and Chris Gautreaux 2001 Ford Michael to Kelli and Blake Henry 2002 Marcella Celine to Julia and Ross Del Rio Sara Ann to Shana and Chuck Stall Hollis Marie to Allison and Brian Vega 2003 Bianca Joyce to Valentina and Adam Dassey 2004 Joseph Anthony to Heather and Anthony Grego Mila Kay to Brittney and Sal Peraino 2005 Luka Luis to Alex and Ryan Berry Luke Mitchel to Rachel and Mitch McCloskey Caroline Teresa to Taylor and Brandon McNamara Caroline Marie to Sarah and Robert Raymond Charlie Jordan to Lauren and Jordan Woods 2006 Emma Kay to Jen and Adam Ducoing Patrick William to Sarah and Will Fury Logan William to Allison and Andrew Larkin Jacob Xavier and Pearl Gene to Kristen and Vincent Patin Graham Kenneth and Bennett John to Alexis and Christian Schedler Emersyn Blake to Lindsey and Roland Thompson Gabriel Patrick to Stephanie and William Traylor II 2007 Anderson Kirk to Nicole and Andrew Asprodites Hudson Reid to Chandler and Daniel Dauterive George White to Kathleen and Cameron Moises Henry Alexander to Jessica and Patrick Ryan 2008 Lucas Anthony to Katie and Blake Bazile Milan Alyssa to Megan and Justin Burns Whitney Kate to Jennie and David Hermann Camden David to Elle and Colin Hotard Reese Marie to Jamie and Reed Kelly Oliver Phillip to Sarah and Matthew Standige Joseph Charles to Jenny and Ben Taylor 36  Century II

2009 Cade Daniel to Shelby and Hayden Condon Mano Andrew to Candace and Manny Kleamenakis Chase Edward, Jr. to Sara and Chase McGarry John Denis III to Sarah and J.D. Taylor 2010 Caroline Grace to Shelby and Chuck Camp, Jr. Finley James to Rebecca and Pat Denault John David to Amy and Taylor Hennessey Camille Elizabeth to Elizabeth and Jordan Scott 2011 Palmer Daniel to Nicole and Sam Gieseler Rosemary Irene to Damaris and Eric Giesemann Henry James to Sarah and Patrick Hudson Miles Ryan to Courtney and Ryan Schmidt 2012 Miles Nelson to Madison and Nick Bohte Eloise Catherine to Corissa and Ken Newburger Sonny James to Lauren and Jordan Womac 2013 Jonah Edmond to Tori and Blake Battle Maverick Lane to Ashley and Kyle Marciante Brooks Joseph to Shirley and Alex McGehee 2014 Holden Allen to Ann Marie and Blake Amato Magnolia Catherine to Mikaela and Jerry Davenport, Jr. Liam Joseph to Jordan and Steven Heurtin Collins Lynn to Ashleigh and Owen Magee 2016 Paxton Cash to Peyton and Kevin Madere

In Memoriam

John Joseph Gelpi, Jr. ’52 and Lynne Leyrer Gelpi passed away in 2023. John was born to John and Ione (Braud) Gelpi in New Orleans, LA on December 20, 1933. John graduated from St. Aloysius High School in 1952 and Loyola University in 1957 with a B.S. in mathematics and physical education. In 1952 he joined the US Army serving in the Missile Corps achieving the rank of Captain. John was named Brother Martin High School Alumnus of the Year in 2000. They are survived survived by their six children, Leslie Gelpi, Jeanne (Tuppy) Pecot (David, Jr.), John Gelpi III, Denise Ragan (Rickie), Annette McDougal (Billy), Christie Perrin (Larry, Jr.). They have 17 grandchildren, Melissa, Christian and Caitlin Sarrat, Jeannette and Suzanne Pecot, Jessyca, John IV, Jacob and Zachary Gelpi, Roch Ragan, Chase and Alex McDougal, Larry III, Reid, Zoë, Macie, and Carlie Perrin and 9 great-grandchildren. John is also survived by his sisters, Virginia Gaudet and Paulette Hallford and nieces, nephews, cousins, wonderful lifelong friends, and business associates. John was preceded in death by his mother, father, sister, Joan McGuay and daughter in law, Wendy Gelpi.

Dee Dee Delahoussaye Burns passed away in June. She is survived by her husband of 57 years, Retired Judge Robert J. Burns, Sr. ’62 SA, her three children, Robert J. Burns, Jr. (Melissa), Barry James Burns (Christine), and Bridget Burns Bond (Walt), twelve grandchildren and four great grandchildren. She is also survived by eight siblings, Donna Delahoussaye Booth (Dennis), Alfred J. Delahoussaye, Jr. (Barbara), David J. Delahoussaye (Susan), Debra Delahoussaye Landry (Ronald), Gerard J. Delahoussaye (Nancy), Gary J. Delahoussaye (Judy), Michael J. Delahoussaye (Sharon) and Mary Delahoussaye Tiller (Terry). She is predeceased by her parents and sibling, Dawn Delahoussaye Orr (John).

1930 Joseph M. Carriere 1945 George L. Wax 1946 Arthur J. Keenan, Jr. 1948 John S. Barbara, Jr. Richard J. Schaff 1949 Roy E. Lapeze 1951 Edward J. Breaux Deacon Richard E. Deichmann Salvador J. Gannuch Melvin M. Pechon 1952 Merlin E. Bily John J. Gelpi, Jr. 1953 Wilson J. Breaux Walter J. Kirsch Joseph P. Mahoney Gerald J. Solar 1955 Jules F. Lacoste Arthur G. Yaeger 1956 Lynn B. Clement James J. Hand III Daniel D. Wallis, Jr. SA

1957 Frederick F. Hotstream SA Edward B. Monnin, Jr. SA Donald A. Pellissier SA Franklin S. Ruiz SA Andrew J. Stein SA 1958 Carney L. Johnson, III CJ 1959 Sam L. Briuglio, Sr. SA Ralph J. Haydel CJ Charles C. Johnson CJ Jerome W. Lanata SA 1960 Edward E. Burgard, Jr. SA Salvador T. D’Antoni SA John J. Krennerich CJ Philip C. Pisciotta CJ 1961 Merwin C. Angell SA Gordon M. Gsell CJ 1965 Thomas L. Engert SA Russell W. Frankofsky CJ David G. Givens CJ Francis P. O’Connell CJ 1966 Dennis M. Caron SA Donald P. Howard CJ William B. Ponstein SA Albert J. Schmitt SA

1968 Michael Brehm CJ George H. Conrad, Jr. SA Clifford J. Muller SA 1970 Tom E. Aime Steven J. Dorsey James G. Helm 1971 Wayne L. Arena David J. Camp 1972 Maurice J. Thiberville III 1973 Earl J. Folse Richard J. Mock 1974 Thomas S. Carmichael Randy P. Civello 1976 Michael A. Tedesco 1978 Delaney M. Toups James E. Triay 1979 Mark D. Damiens 1980 Stephen E. Assaf Murray M. Tate 1981 Gary E. Messina

1982 Ricardo Guerrero 1986 Keith J. Piediscalzi 1987 Thomas J. Roddy 1988 Mitchell T. Tebbe 1990 Daniel S. Cantrell 1992 Myles A. Patureau, Jr. 1993 Bradley M. Juno 1994 Brian F. Gegenheimer Jeffrey A. Marshall Maj. Michael W. Pretus, USMC 1995 Mark D. Beaulieu Byron J. Millet, Jr. 2000 Derrick D. Mouney Correction: Kenneth W. Hunter, Sr., previously Brother Marvin, was mistakenly listed as a member of the St. Aloysius Class of 1964. He was a teacher at Aloysius, not an alumnus.

Sacré Coeur Society The Sacré Coeur Society is a posthumous inspired giving society. Members have either listed Brother Martin in their obituaries in lieu of flowers or have had giving inspired on their behalf. We are grateful for our members’ spirit of generosity and the close ties that they held to Brother Martin High School. For more information, please contact Gillen Briede in the Brother Jean Sobert, S.C. Advancement and Alumni Relations Office at 504-284-6700 or email gbriede@brothermartin.com.

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Champs at Last!

By Brother Neal Golden, S.C. ’57 CJ St. Aloysius High School began playing football in 1921. 31 years later, the school had yet to win the Prep league championship. Coach Eddie Toribio expected to reap the reward of three years of work he had expended to develop the most solid program in school history. However, he lost a key assistant when Johnny Altobello, who had directed the Crusaders to four state championships in basketball and two more in baseball, accepted the position of Athletic Director at De La Salle.

Andy Douglass, a graduate of Metairie High and Auburn, took Altobello’s spot on the football staff. M. L. Lagarde continued as a football assistant and moved up to head coach of basketball and baseball.

With eighteen returning lettermen, Aloysius was expected to contend for the league championship with Holy Cross and Jesuit. TB Nick Blount would lead the versatile offense that could run from the traditional single wing or from the split-T, the hot new system run by Bud Wilkinson’s Oklahoma Sooners. Lagarde concocted the 6-1-2-2 “umbrella” defense.

The team practiced in City Park on Marconi Drive except on rainy days when they’d work out in the gym. And water was not provided during practice, as was the accepted practice of the day.

Excitement mounted for the ‘52 season when the first Associated Press state poll came out. St. Aloysius was voted #10 by the sportswriters. This was heady company for the Crimson Knights, who would exceed their predicted ranking.

First up for the tenth year in a row: #8 Catholic High.

Eddie Harelson’s Bears brought a 2-0 mark into the contest with the Crusaders. In addition to justifying their Top Ten ranking, the Saints also sought revenge for 1951’s 19-7 setback.

Fri., Sep. 26: Catholic High @ City Park Stadium (8:00) St. Aloysius 0 0 7 12 19 Catholic High 0 0 0 0 0 After a scoreless first half, both teams came out ready to crank up their offenses. The visitors got the first crack, driving in a “meat-grinder march” to the SA 13 before the Crusaders nailed the running back on the 17 to take over on downs.

Inspired, Aloysius moved to the first score of the evening. Blount skirted right end for 22 to move the chains for the first time. Nick and Arms teamed up to advance the pigskin to the CHS 47 where Billy Connick fumbled a pitchout, scooped it up, and raced to pay dirt.

Blount’s PAT made it 7-0 with a minute left in the third period.

Taking the kickoff, the Bruins began marching only to be derailed by a fumble that T Bob Arnoult covered on the CHS 40. Blount and Arms once again combined to tote the leather to the three, where the Bears held on fourth down. The Bears immediately kicked out of danger to the 42, James Schmitt returning 22y. Two plays later, Mike Huber scampered 21y on an end-around for the Crusaders second touchdown. After thwarting a CHS threat with an interception on his 20, Arms skirted left end In the final two minutes and, as several Bears hit him at their 46, he lateralled to Schindler who raced to the end zone.

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Celebrating the city championship after Fortier game. Eddie Toribio holds the football, and M. L. Lagarde is to his right. the game, Times-Picayune Prep Writer N. Charles Wicker wrote: “St. Aloysius has the defensive power, and Jesuit has the speed in its backfield.” Toribio had faced his mentor Brown three times, tying the first and losing the next two. Overall, the Crusaders had won only two of 25 in the series with the Blue Jays.

Thu., Oct. 2: Jesuit @ City Park Stadium (8:15) St. Aloysius 0 0 7 0 7 Jesuit 0 0 0 0 0 16,000, the largest crowd in the state so far that season, saw the Crusader defense live up to its billing, holding the Blue Jays to just two first downs and 38y rushing.

Pete Finney wrote in the States-Item that Aloysius turned in one of the greatest defensive jobs ever seen in City Park Stadium.

After a scoreless first half, Jesuit’s Donald Trahan attempted a screen pass, lobbing the ball from his own 28 over the onrushing linemen into the waiting arms of Crusader Jack Voelker who ran it in for the only touchdown of the contest. Blount booted the extra point. The Crimson defense made the seven points stand up as Jesuit never threatened the entire game, ending with only two first downs.

Toribio said after the game, “We’re undefeated, untied, unscored on and uninspiring offensively.”

Next up was 3-1 Redemptorist, which had a competitive starting lineup but little depth. 4,000 watched the Rams score the first points against the Knights but still drown in the Crimson tide. The game would be unusual because neither side completed a pass.

Sun., Oct. 12: Redemptorist @ City Park (2:30) St. Aloysius 0 12 7 7 26 Redemptorist 6 0 0 6 12 Aloysius seemed headed for a quick score after Schmitt returned the kickoff 24y to his 43. But Bob Neyrey, starting in place of Blount, who sat out the first half after missing Saturday’s practice, fumbled, and Anthony Margiotta recovered at the 37. After the Rams went nowhere, Neyrey tried a quick kick on third down, but Ray Boss blocked it, picked it up at the 14, and took it over to put the Crusaders behind for the first time in the season. The missed PAT kept the score at 6-0 Rams.

Aloysius broke into the scoring column in the second quarter on the same type of play on which they scored against Jesuit: intercepting a screen pass and returning it for a touchdown. This time it was Mahoney who turned the trick from the 27. Later, Connick sped 16y around end to the end zone after attempting to pass from the double wing. Aloysius 12 Redemptorist 6 at the half.

Midway through the third period, Neyrey scored on a 21y run around right end. Chubby Marks converted.

19-7 Crusaders.

Emile Landry gave the Rams life in the final period when he took Blount’s punt on his 30 and raced 70y to pay dirt to make it 19-12. But Schindler clinched victory in the final minutes by bulling over from the five.

The Crusaders now took aim at Holy Cross in what was billed as the Prep title game since the defending cochampion Tigers were the preseason favorite.

Sun., Oct. 19: Holy Cross @ City Park Stadium (2:30) St. Aloysius 0 14 6 0 20 Holy Cross 0 7 0 0 7 16,000 sun-drenched gridiron enthusiasts watched the Crusader defense contain the mighty Holy Cross offense.

For the second year in a row, Aloysius scored 20 against the Tigers, but this time held them to only seven.

George Lyles intercepted Blount’s first pass of the day and returned it to the SA 40. In a possession that would set the tone for the afternoon, the Tigers moved to the 33 but turned the ball over on downs at the 35. After an exchange of punts, the Saints got their first scoring opportunity when they forced a hurried punt that went out of bounds on the HC 34. Aloysius launched a 10-play drive that consisted entirely of single wing rushes and carried over into the second period. Blount plunged over left tackle from the 1’ line to make it 7-0.

After the teams traded bobbles, Holy Cross’s star Lou Deutschmann hit the line, but Bob Arnoult’s bonejarring tackle forced a fumble that Mahoney snagged in midair at the HC 40 and ran in. With little time left, it looked like Aloysius would lead 14-0 lead at the half.

But Donald Carriere took the kickoff and handed the ball at the 15 to Charley French, who raced up the east sidelines to pay dirt. Deutschmann plunged over for the PAT. Despite totaling only 20y for the half on the ground and 23 more on three passes, the Tigers were still in the game.

The entire third period was played in HC territory. Huber pounced on a fumble caused by Arnoult at their 33.

Repeated gains by Schindler and Blount put the pigskin on the 15. From there, Arms ran the T formation option play around left end to extend the margin back to 13 points.

Holy Cross finally gained two first downs rushing in the fourth quarter, but, with time running out, had to take to the air. They reached the 10 on three completions.

But the rock-ribbed Crimson defense walled off the end zone to repel the invasion.

The Crusaders carried Toribio off the field on their shoulders. However, Eddie directed all praise toward his assistants. “Our defense, a 6-1-4 with slight variations, was Mel’s idea. And Andy, I don’t have to tell you, has done a remarkable job with the line.”

The win was the most significant in Aloysius football history to that point, eclipsing even the first victory over Jesuit in 1944. The triumph, their first over the Tigers since 1941, marked the first time Aloysius defeated both Jesuit and Holy Cross in the same season. As a result, the Crusaders moved to the top spot in the state poll – another first.

N. Charles Wicker wrote in The Picayune: “Four years

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continued (continued from page 38) ago when Eddie Toribio took over at Aloysius he told his football players, especially his freshmen, that before they graduate they would be on a championship football team. Looks like Ed had something.”

The Saints now prepared for the always pesky Warren Easton Eagles.

Sun., Oct. 26: Warren Easton @ City Park (2:30) St. Aloysius 0 7 0 0 7 Warren Easton 0 0 0 7 7 9,000 witnessed the Crusaders’ most disappointing outing of the season in a game in which the teams combined for an incredible 20 fumbles, 10 each with Aloysius losing five and Easton seven.

The Eagles stopped SA’s running attack by utilizing seven-, eight-, and nine-man lines, holding the Saders to just 47y in 39 carries for the afternoon.

Aloysius got a break in the final minutes of the half when Mathews covered a fumble at the Eagle 25. Gerry Pfister scored the touchdown from the one, and Blount converted. The half ended with Easton not penetrating SA territory.

Mixing passes with runs, the Eagles finally advanced past the midfield stripe in the final quarter, penetrating the 20. But a fumble ended the threat. However, the respite for the Aloysius defense was brief as a bobble gave the ball right back on the 17. From there, the Eagles finally scored with just over two minutes left in the game when QB Ronnie Alberstadt plunged over from the one. Bobby Marks kicked the tying point.

Despite the tie, Aloysius, the only unbeaten AA team, stayed #1 in the state poll.

Aloysius had two and a half weeks to prepare for Nicholls. In the interim, Holy Cross defeated Easton 3327. So the Crusaders controlled their own destiny. Win the remaining two games and ring up the school’s first Prep football championship.

Fri., Nov. 14: Nicholls @ City Park Stadium (8:00) St. Aloysius 14 6 12 0 32 Nicholls 0 0 0 6 6 The refreshed Crusaders enjoyed their first romp since the Redemptorist game. The touchdowns were scored on a 59y pass from Blount to Huber, two runs by Nick, and one each by Neyrey and Dave Campos.

Fri., Nov. 21: Fortier @ City Park Stadium (8:00) St. Aloysius 0 0 0 7 7 Fortier 6 0 0 0 6 One more win to make history, but Fortier would not be the easiest of foes. Blount fumbled on SA’s first snap, and Fortier recovered inside the 10. Karl Nebel swept into the end zone on the first play. Action swayed back and forth, the teams combining for 19 punts. As the first half wound down, the Crusaders mounted a drive deep into Tarpon territory, but time ran out with the ball less than a yard from the goal line after Schindler fell short on a dive over the middle.

The third quarter saw Aloysius continue to stuff the Tarpons, holding them without a first down. But their own offense couldn’t move either.

As anxious Crimson fans watched the clock wind relentlessly down, the defense finally got a turnover when Mahoney recovered a fumble at the 37. Two player later, Blount passed to Voelker who caught the

ball on the seven and ran into the end zone. Blount coolly added the go-ahead point with 2:16 on the clock.

But the game wasn’t over. The Tarpons appeared to score a touchdown when Nebel lobbed a screen pass to Dan Allain, who broke out from behind his interference on a 62y journey to the end zone. A pall settled over the Aloysius stands until they saw a flag. The umpire nullified the play because of an ineligible receiver downfield.

For the first time, St. Aloysius represented New Orleans in the South Louisiana playoff game. The opponent would be Istrouma, which was seeking their third straight AA crown. The site was determined by a coin flip, which Istrouma won. So the game was set for Memorial Stadium in Baton Rouge.

Aloysius and Istrouma had never met on the gridiron.

Coach Fuzzy Brown’s Indians, making their seventh appearance in the state playoffs, boasted a 9-1-1 record.

15 chartered busses left at 1:30 pm to accompany the Crusaders to the Capital City for the game.

Fri., Dec. 5: Istrouma @ BR Memorial Stadium (8:00) St. Aloysius 0 0 7 6 13 Istrouma 0 6 0 6 12 14,000 witnessed a close game on a field made muddy by earlier rains. The first scoring threat was made by the Indians, but a fourth down plunge was stopped a yard short of the first down, and Aloysius took over on their 17.

After an exchange of punts, the Crusaders embarked on their first march. Blount completed three passes in between runs to reach the 13. Two Blount thrusts gained three before an Indian stepped in front of Nick’s pass in the end zone and ran it out to the 23 with three minutes left.

That was enough time for Istrouma to break the scoring ice, but it didn’t happen right away. After stopping the Indians, Aloysius received a punt at the Istrouma 35.

Two plays later, Blount connected with Arms for a first down on the 23. Connick gained four before lightning struck. E Gene Duke hit Blount just as he was about to pass, and the ball fell into the hands of T Paul Stevens who lumbered 77y to pay dirt with only 17 seconds on the clock. The PAT was botched. 6-0 Istrouma at the half.

Aloysius finally scored in the third quarter after Neyrey fielded a punt at the SA 37, twisted and squirmed through the first rush of tacklers, headed for the sidelines, and ran to the 13 where an Indian made a TD-saving tackle. Blount skirted right end for six before Schindler gained nothing on second down. Ralph then found a hole up the middle to the two, then plunged over from there on fourth down. Blount kicked a line drive through the uprights to make it 7-6 Aloysius.

That remained the score into the fourth quarter.

Another Neyrey return indirectly led to a second SA touchdown. Bobby gathered in the punt near the sideline on his 36, crossed from one side to the other through a half dozen Indians before being turned inside and stopped at the 20. Three Blount runs put the ball on the two. But Schindler’s fourth down plunge fell a foot short.

With only three minutes left, Istrouma QB Winton Turner threw two daring passes from behind his goal with Saints swarming over him before Neyrey struck again, intercepting the third pass and running 15y to

Holy Cross-Aloysius action. Eddie Arms (33) carries the ball for Aloysius. the end zone. Blount’s kick sailed wide to keep the score at 13-6 with 2:45 on the clock.

The Istrouma passing attack finally got untracked.

From his 37, the future LSU quarterback fired down the middle to Tommy Bell to the SA 48. After two incompletions, Turner, hiding the ball on his hip, ran to his right, stopped, and passed to the opposite side of the field to Dick Jamison who caught the ball on the 20 and was downed on the 14. Two snaps later, Win passed to E Gene Duke on the eight with less than 45 seconds remaining. Connick then batted down a pass in the end zone. On fourth down, Turner again ran to his right and lofted a high floater back to the left side to Jamison all alone in the end zone. Turner’s attempt at the tying PAT sailed wide left. The Istrouma fans were crestfallen, but it would have made no difference in the outcome because Aloysius led in both penetrations and first downs.

The South Louisiana champion Crusaders won the coin flip to host the North Louisiana winners from Fair Park in Shreveport. These Indians were intent on ending their four-game losing streak in state finals. Their undisputed leader was HB/LB Tommy Davis, who was destined to play a key role on LSU’s 1958 National Championship team and spend eleven seasons as a kicker-punter in the NFL. Fri., Dec. 12: Fair Park @ City Park Stadium (8:00) St. Aloysius 0 0 0 0 0 Fair Park 0 0 6 14 20 15,000 saw the visitors take to the air in the second half to break out of a scoreless tie. The Saints contained Davis - 83y on 20 carries. So they won that battle but lost the war.

First downs were hard to come by for both sides, and neither came close to scoring in the first half.

The Indians mounted a 52y touchdown march on their first possession of the third quarter. An 18y pass put the ball on the SA 27. Two snaps later, Davis rambled for his best gain of the evening, 18y to the 13. With the Crusaders in an eight-man line, QB Gene Saur threw to HB A. L. Williams who made a great leaping catch in the end zone. Davis’s PAT misfired. 6-0 Fair Park.

The Indians dominated the fourth quarter against the weary Saints. Their first possession resulted in a 35y scoring pass from Sauer to Williams again.

Down 13-0, Aloysius had to pass but without success.

Fair Park removed all doubt with another Saur to Williams touchdown pass to make it 20-0.

The defeat did not tarnish the luster of the greatest football season in Aloysius history from 1921-52.

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