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St. Aloysius

Brother Martin

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CENTURY II Brothers of the Sacred Heart Alumni Association of New Orleans Magazine Volume 52 NO. 2

November 2025

Brother Ivy LeBlanc, S.C. September 5, 1945 September 26, 2025

Brother Ronald Hingle, S.C. ’78 2026 Alumnus of the Year

Homecoming 2025

Elysian Fields Forever

Elysian Fields Forever In early October, the Brother Martin community gathered on campus for Elysian Fields Forever...Let The Good Times Roll, presented by Hancock Whitney. The event welcomed more than 700 guests, including parents, friends, Alumni of St. Aloysius, Cor Jesu, and Brother Martin, as well as faculty and staff, making it Brother Martin’s largest annual fundraiser. Guests were transported to Las Vegas, where they experienced live gaming, the “Elysian Fields Experience,” and “Barry’s Palace.” The evening began with the patron party, where guests enjoyed delicious food prepared by Pigéon Catering and Events and Dean Pigeon ’06, Copelands, Erin Caruso and Beverly Napier, Haydel’s Bakery, and Brother Martin’s own Culinary Crusaders. Following the patron party, the main event began with President Greg Rando ’77 welcoming and thanking guests for their support. Guests enjoyed blackjack, craps, and roulette at the gaming tables, and a selection of silent auction items was open for bidding. Several raffles, including the “$5,000 Cash Raffle,”“50/50,”“Blanton’s Bourbon Raffle,” were a huge hit along with the speciality cups and cocktails. Mark Romig ’74 served as Master of Ceremony. Guests enjoyed music by the Crusader Stage Band, followed by the Peyton Falgoust Band. Auction sponsors and donors were recognized throughout the night and on our auction website. The festivities concluded with Director of Advancement Kenny Spellman ’84 thanking guests and the committee. Culinary Crusaders

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Elysian Fields Forever

Presenting Sponsor – Hancock Whitney Patrons of the Crest Crescent Sound and Light, Inc. • Fleur de Lis Event Rental Orleans Capital Management • Pigéon Catering & Events Patrons of the Shield Burk-Kleinpeter Inc. • Erin & Joseph Caruso ’79 • Coca-Cola Christine & Milton Dureau ’69 CJ • Reneé & Hank Eiserloh ’84 Gallo Mechanical, LLC • Schiro’s School Time Uniforms • Southport Hall Gold Sponsors Asher-Meyers, LLC • BC Engineering, LLC • Copeland’s Glenda & Brandt Dufrene • Favorites Promotional Products & Apparel Mary and Gregory Hollier ’73 • Jostens • Katie’s/Francesca Peyton Falgoust Band • Raising Cane’s • River Rental Tools Inc. Romaguera Photography • Southern Eagle • TruWealth Advisors Crimson Sponsors Brand Society • Daiquiris & Company. • Dawn Wheeler Services LLC Delta Coatings, Inc. • DRP Masonry. • Health Connection • Investar Bank Anna & David Jouandot ’78, David III ’03, Joshua ’15, & Joseph ’29 Marcel J. Damiens Family Foundation • Pelican Events Perrone & Sons/Perrone Family • The Ridgley Family Southern States Mechanical, LLC • Sysco • Whiskey Properties – Craven Family Crusader Sponsors Axis Engineering • Brocato Law Firm, PLC • Fairfax Fabric Company Fire on the Bayou • Julie & Michael Flick ’66 SA • Godbold Construction, LLC Jani-King of New Orleans • Lindan Insurance LLC • Iesha Andres & Scott Lord ’90 The Polito Family • Richard CPAS • Schafer Group CPAs • Taylor & Willis CPAs & Advisors Donors Abigail Reller Art • Adventure Quest Laser Tag • Alex Harvie • Angelo Brocato Ice Cream • Archbishop Chapelle High School • Romaguera Photography Audubon Nature Institute • Bear’s PoBoys • Beau Chene Country Club • Becky Fos Bicycle World of Louisiana • Blink Photography • Bon Temps Boutique Bucktown Dental Care • Caesar’s New Orleans • Cafe 615 • Café Degas Café Navarre • Caffe Latte Da! • Chateau Golf & Country Club • Christina Martinez Cindi and Mark Stephens • City Park Conservancy • Classique Nails Clesi’s Seafood Restaurant & Catering • Coca-Cola Bottling Company Commander’s Palace • Creole Creamery • Crescent City Steakhouse Cristy Cali Jewelry • Culinary Crusaders • Cypress Lakes Country Club

Daiquiri’s & Company • Dante Ascani & Chef Nick DiGiorgio • David Art Center David Rex Joyner • Design a Latte Monogram Boutique • Domilise’s Po Boys Evangeline Lounge Fiorella’s Original Cafe • Fisk Marine Insurance International LLC Fore! Kids Foundation • Frames Inc. • Game On Social Hub • Global Wildlife Center Gray Line New Orleans • GW Fins • Harrah’s Gulf Coast • Haus of Axis Hog Alley • Hollywood Casino Gulf Coast • Home Malone • Hotel Monteleone Houmas House Estate & Gardens • InterContinental New Orleans • Iron Horse Clothier • Johnny’s Seafood • John’s Tuxedos, Inc. • Keith Young’s Steakhouse Kidcam • Klinger and Marshall Dermatology • Krewe of Orpheus Lakeside Photoworks • Lakeside Shopping Center • Lakewood Country Club L’Auberge Casino & Resort • Leslie Marquez & Brightside Travel Loew’s New Orleans Hotel • Loft18 • Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra Louisiana State University • MaMou • Mandina’s Restaurant • Meyer the Hatter Mount Carmel Academy • Aaron Motwani ’01 • Louann & Ben Dugas • Lee Stall ’82 Debbie & John Perrone ’66 SA • Amy & Patrick J. Trainor, Jr. ’96 Judith & Pete Graffeo, Jr. ’79 • Cissy & Ray Yakelis • Rebecca & Shannon Mooney Barry M. Albarado ’95 • Bill Hall ‘74 • Billy Ceravolo ‘84 • Brian Spellman ‘00 Dennis Gerarve • Jim Casadaban ‘79 • John Devlin • Miss Shirley’s Kris Kiefer ‘86 • Sammy Baiamonte ‘03 • Scott Stella ‘88 • Tim Napier Tre’ Morgan ‘20 • Cari Rhoton • Jennifer Keith • Designs by JSB • Jennifer Teague Julie Steigner • Yvette Tassin • National WWII Museum • New Orleans Athletic Club • New Orleans Ballet Association • New Orleans Fairgrounds • New Orleans Pharmacy Museum Ltd. • New Orleans Saints • New Orleans School of Cooking NOLA Couture • NOLA Gifts and Decor • NOLA Hotel Group • Oak Alley Plantation Ogden Museum of Southern Art • Outfront Media • Parkway Bakery & Tavern Parlay’s • Peck’s Seafood • Pelican Pointe Carwash • Perlis Clothing Store • Phina Piety & Desire Chocolate • Pigéon Catering & Events • PJ’s Coffee & Tea Franchise Porter & Luke’s • Porter New Orleans • Preservation Resource Center Raising Cane’s • Ralph’s on the Park • Randy Asprodites ‘65 SA • Ristorante Filippo Rock ‘n’ Bowl/Ye Olde College Inn • Rock ’n’ Sake • Rolls N Bowls Rosie Jean Designs • Royal Standard • Saffron • Sanctuary Dermatology Scarlet Pearl Cares • Sculpt New Orleans • SERVPRO Seven Three Distilling Company • Sip & Spray, Renee Valeton Skin Care by Darnell Palasch • St. Mary’s Dominican High School St. Michael’s Special School • Swoon Boutique New Orleans • The Backyard The Court of Two Sisters • The Exchange Pickleball & Bar • The Kingsway The Omni Grove Park Inn • Tic Toc Cafe • Timeless Memories by Meghan Tipitina’s • Total Wine and More • Town and Country Bridal • Tuxedos to Geaux Ursuline Academy • Villere’s Florist • Vincent’s Italian Cuisine Windsor Court Hotel • Wrong Iron on the Greenway • Young’s Dry Cleaning

MARTY GRAS

JANUARY 30, 2026 • SOUTHPORT HALL

Join us for a fun night of music, food, and drinks. All proceeds benefit the Brother Martin Band Program through the Marty Hurley Band Endowment. Century II  3

2026 Alumnus of the Year Announced

Brother Ronald Hingle, S.C. ’78 and Kurt Engelhardt ’78

Chris Heine ’03, Brother Ronald Hingle, S.C. ’78 Greg Rando ’77, and Kenny Spellman ’84

(Seated left to right) Ron Paulin ’58 CJ, Jerry Reso ’55 SA, Joe Exnicios ’73, Augie Gallo ’53 SA, and Sid Lambert ’64 CJ (Standing left to right) Milton Dureau ’69 CJ, Hank Eiserloh ’84, Chuck Stall ’76, David Gallo ’77, Kraig de Lanzac ’86, Archbishop Greg Aymond ’67 CJ, Brother Ronald Hingle, S.C. ’78, Brian Barkemeyer ’79, Joe Caruso ’79, Bob Burns ’62 SA, David Glaviano ’73, Larry Gibbs ’65 CJ, and Mike Flick ’66 SA Brother Ronald J. Hingle, S.C. ’78, has been selected by the Brother Martin High School Board of Directors as the 2026 Alumnus of the Year. The announcement was made at the Alumnus of the Year Cocktail Party hosted by Jeanne and David Gallo ’77. Past recipients and their wives enjoyed delicious food from Pigéon Catering and

Events, shared stories, and welcomed Brother Ronnie. The 2023 Alumnus of the Year, The Honorable Kurt D. Engelhardt ’78, officially welcomed his classmate and longtime friend to the group with a toast. The Alumnus of the Year Mass and Luncheon will be held on March 7th and 8th, 2026.

2025 Golf Classic

Morning Tournament Champions

Afternoon Tournament Champions

Senior Champions

Sponsors

Kevin Forschler ’10 Zach Frosch ‘08-In memory of Myles Henderson ’08 Eric Gallagher ’01 Gary Giepert ’80 Arthur Hardy Chris Heine ’03 Danny Heine ’01

Frosch ’08, Gary Giepert ’80, Adam Griego ’10, Barry Hebert ’74, Scott Hedlund ’97, Ricky Helwig V ’17, Paul Marcello ’12, Zachary Materne ’01, Tommy Mitchell ’79, Steven Panepinto ’10, John Person ’73, and Harrison Trepagnier ’15 served on the committee.

Y Ho ’19 Adam Jones ’01 Chris Kane ’96 Sean Lagrange ’24 Jeffrey Lupo ’24 Ian O’Cain ’08 Ray Peters ’74 Trevor Quatroy ’16

Foundation Day Litury & Reception

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In mid-September, benefactors were invited to our Foundation Day Liturgy to thank them for their incredible generosity. Fr. Tony Rigoli celebrated Mass, followed by a reception in the Archive area.

SACRE COEUR SOCIETY EST. 2020

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Jay Romig ’72 Todd Sitzman ’82 Pat Stant ’87 Tyronne Walker ’02 Patrick Young ’07 Mark Zimmer ’76

Trivia Night XX

The Advancement and Alumni Relations Office hosted The Joel Maumus ’92 Memorial Trivia Night XX in early August. The Gayle and Tom Benson ’44 Mall was filled with 18 teams vying for the Trivia Night XX Championship. James Maumus ’89 of Challenge Entertainment and Live Trivia returned to campus to host this widely-popular event. Everyone enjoyed crispitos, pizza, and cold beverages provided by Brother Martin Food Service. “Here for the Crispitos O.G.,” L.J. Lesage ’98, James Ferraro ’01, Taylor Gilbert ’03, Chris Levine ’03, Jimmy Ruckert ’03, and George Hood, were crowned overall champions along with “The Moops,” Leni Sumich ’90, Jason Sumich ’17, Winky Sumich and Katie Sumich, who finished as overall runners-up. “The Mallers,” Johnny LeBourgeois ’73, Kelly LeBourgeois, Kraig de Lanzac ’86, Steve Yost, Tim Napier, and Keith Taranto ’95, knew their Brother Martin trivia as they secured a win for the Brother Martin portion of the event.

Save the Date The Joel Maumus ’92 Memorial Trivia Night XXI Saturday, December 27 Gold Sponsors Challenge Entertainment & Live Trivia – James Maumus ’89, Jeff Maumus ’97, and Miguel Sanchez ’00 RICHARD CPAS – Todd Tournillon ’92 Jeff Meyers ’00 Crimson Sponsors A-1 Appliance, Bedding, & Furniture – David Grego ’73 Onward Finance + Accounting – Jason Hijuelos ’95

Neighborhood Socials West Metairie

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In late May, the Advancement and Alumni Relations Office hosted the first Crusader Neighborhood Social, beginning a series of events highlighting and supporting locally owned Crusader businesses. The event was held at Bayou Daiquiris & Bar at 7215 Veterans Memorial Boulevard and is owned by Brian Lozes ’04. Members of the Brother Martin Community socialized and enjoyed drinks and complimentary food.

In early October, the Advancement and Alumni Relations Office hosted the Downtown Neighborhood Social at Welty’s Deli and Catering, 201 St. Charles Avenue. Owners Tina & Donald Welty ’84, along with their team, welcomed members of the Brother Martin Community who gathered to catch up and grab some lunch.

Luling

If you or anyone you know has a Crusader-owned business that would like to host one of our next Crusader Neighborhood Socials, please contact our Alumni and Advancement office at 504-284-6700 or by email at alumni@brothermartin.com.

Thank You To Our Corporate Sponsors

In late July, the Advancement and Alumni Relations Office hosted the Luling Crusader Neighborhood Social. This event was held at German Coast Beer Company owned by Brandon Zeringue ’00. Members of the Brother Martin Community socialized and enjoyed drinks and complimentary food. Century II  9

Plus 50

Marcel Farnet ’51 SA and Donald Howertown ’51 SA Alumni and guests gathered in early September for the annual Plus 50 Mass and Reunion at Brother Martin High School. This special evening included Reunion festivities for Alumni of 51 years or more from St. Aloysius, Cor Jesu, and Brother Martin High School.

Steve Mallerich ’72, who lives in Fiji, as well as attendees from the earliest class, Marcel Farnet and Donald Howerton, St. Aloysius Class of 1951. At the reception, Alumni and guests enjoyed a delicious meal prepared and served by the Brother Martin Culinary Crusaders.

The afternoon began with Mass in the Conlin Gym celebrated by Fr. Michael Schneller ’64 SA and concelebrated by Fr. David Ducote ’04. After Mass, Director of Alumni Relations, Chris Heine ’03, recognized special guests, including the Alumnus who traveled the farthest,

The Brother Martin Class of 1970, St. Aloysius Classes of 1955, 1960, and 1965, as well as the Cor Jesu Classes of 1955, 1960, and 1965, were all recognized for their respective anniversaries. The Brother Martin Class of 1974 was welcomed as the newest members of the Plus 50 family.

1955 SA

1960 SA

1960 CJ

Steve Mallerich ’72

Jerry Alexander ’59 SA, Greg Averill ’70, Kenny Barrett ’70, Armand Bertin ’59 CJ, Nelson Breve ’71, Barry Hebert ’74, George Heine ’72, Sid Lambert ’64 CJ, Johnny LeBourgeois ’73, Deacon Terry Manieri ’64 SA, Mike McAdam ’53 SA, Jerry McCrory ’70, Tom Nenos ’64 SA, Hon. Conn Regan ’66 CJ, Van Robichaux ’69 CJ, Mark Schneider ’72, Lenny Simmons ’64 CJ, Alan Thriffiley ’71, and Sal Tramontana ’59 CJ served on the committee.

1965 SA

Gold Sponsors Eric L. Bloomfield, M.D. ’72 • Steve Cory ’68 SA • Stephen Davezac ’65 CJ Frank R. Janusa ’69 SA • Jerry Reso ’55 SA • Jim Witchen ’69 CJ Silver Sponsors Milton Dureau, Jr. ’69 CJ • George Heine ’72 – Heine Benefit Solutions Russell Hendrick ’70 – Short Stop Poboys • Houin Family • Baldo Mannino ’55 Kern Schafer ’69 SA • #47 Football State Champs 1971 Bronze Sponsors Larry Bouterie ’70 • Alex Bucher ’73 • Sal Caserta ’55 SA • Robert Cesner ’60 SA George “Lucky” Chaplain ’65 SA • Nicholas A. Danna III, M.D. ’67 SA Donald Dupuis ’59 SA • Warren J. Falgout ’56 SA • Gene Ferniz ’71 David M. Glaviano, CPA, LLC ’73 • St. Aloysius Class of 1965 John Hodges, Jr. ’62 SA • Jack Hollander ’68 CJ • Lawrence Kampa ’70 Wayne Krause ’60 SA – Porter & Luke’s • Wayne Kreider ’74 James Lange ’64 SA • Oz Laporte ’69 CJ – Celebration Tours, LLC Juan J. Lizarraga APLC ’60 CJ • Raymond Massett ’72 • Ben Matthews ’64 SA Glenn McGovern ’70 • Nick Nelson ’69 SA Victor Pizzolato ’72 – Oscar’s Bar and Restaurant • Rick Reso ’62 SA Mark Romig ’74 • Mark F. Schneider ’72 Angelo J. Talamo, Jr. ’63 SA • Bobby Williams ’65 CJ Donors David Balfour ’60 CJ • Michael Farley ’68 CJ George Lapour ’62 SA • George Schexnayder ’59 SA 10  Century II

Bro. Bernie Couvillion, Bro. Eduardo Baldioceda ’59 SA, Bro. Dwight Kenney ’71, and Bro. Paul Montero

Plus 50

1965 CJ – 60-Year Reunion

1970 – 55-Year Reunion

Class Reunions

1960 SA 65-Year Reunion

1960 CJ 65-Year Reunion

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Class Reunions

1965 SA – 70-Year Reunion

1965 CJ – 70-Year Reunion

Class of 1975 – 50-Year Reunion

2026 Reunion Schedule (as of printing deadline 11/11/2025)

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Saturday, June 6, 2026 Saturday, June 27, 2026 Saturday, March 21, 2026 Friday, June 5, 2026

Southern Yacht Club Vintage Rock Club Tchoup Yard Southport Hall

For updates on the Classes of 1981, 1991, 1996, 2001, 2011, 2016, and Plus 50, follow Brother Martin Alumni on Facebook or contact Chris Heine ’03 at cheine@brothermartin.com.

Class Reunions

Class of 1980 – 45-Year Reunion

Class of 1985 – 40-Year Reunion

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Class Reunions

Class of 1995 – 30-Year Reunion

Class of 2000 – 25-Year Reunion

Class of 2005 – 20-Year Reunion 14  Century II

Class Reunions

Class of 2010 – 15-Year Reunion

Class of 2015 – 10-Year Reunion

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Baseball Trip Members of the Brother Martin community traveled to Boston for the annual Baseball Trip this past July. More than 50 members attended two Red Sox games, toured the Samuel Adams Brewery, walked the Freedom Trail, and took the South Boston Foodie Tour. If you are interested in joining the trip next year, please contact the Advancement & Alumni Relations Office at (504) 284-6700.

Ladies of the Shield Fall Coffee Social The Ladies of the Shield hosted their annual Crusader Mom Coffee Social in early September in the Brother Mark Thornton, S.C. Terrace. Attendees enjoyed coffee provided by French Market and Café du Monde, along with other treats, while mingling and conversing with new and returning Crusader moms, Brother Martin faculty and staff, and administration.

Wrestling Celebration The Brother Martin Wrestling community gathered at Bayou Beer Garden in late August. Alumni and their families, current parents of the program, as well as current and former coaches, gathered for complimentary food and soft drinks. Head Coach Nick Shields ’08 previewed the season and Kenny Spellman ’84, Director of Advancement, thanked attendees for their support and encouraged everyone to stay connected to the program. The 1986, 2001, and 2016 District and State Championship teams celebrated their anniversaries. Gold Sponsors Baker Donelson P.C. - Kent A. Lambert ’86 • Manuel A. Sala ’46 SA Crimson Sponsors Anytime Fitness Bywater - Mark Segreto ’85 • Entergy - James Aitken ’07 • Fasteners, Inc. - Lee Cotaya • Spellman Family Crusader Sponsors John Rigney ’84 • Paula and Paul Trentacosta 16  Century II

Homecoming In mid-October, members of the Brother Martin family gathered for Homecoming 2025. Attendees enjoyed tailgating and Alumni activities, watched the crowning of our 2025 Homecoming Queen,

and cheered the Crusader Football Team. Football, NJROTC, Cheer Lettermen joined the festivities along with members of the Class of 1976, celebrating their 50-year anniversary, and past

Homecoming Queens. Chris Doyle ’76 and Norm Glindmeyer ’76 served as Honorary Captains, and Miss Aubrie Duplantis was named 2025 Homecoming Queen during halftime.

Class of 1975 NJROTC Alumni

Cheer Alumni Alumni Band

Gold Sponsors Kraig ’86 and Braden ’18 de Lanzac - Band • Epic Physical Therapy - Scott Delahoussaye, PT ’89 & Ava Delahoussaye - 2022 Homecoming Queen Joe Exnicios ’73 - Football • Fleur de Lis Event Rentals - Mike Cascio ’96 • Robert LaFleur ’92 and Lee LaFleur ’94 Pelican POS IT Consulting - Michael Riches ’96 - Football Crimson Sponsors Brocato Law Firm, PLC - Sal Brocato ’88 - Football • St. Aloysius Football ’64 District V Champs • Ameriprise Financial - Paul Ippolito ’73 - Football Scooter Parris ’73 - Football • United Refrigeration, Inc. - Jared Schexnaydre ’83 - Band • Don Schindler ’71 - Football Crusader Sponsors Baiamonte Family - NJROTC • Mickal Baldinger ’76 • TWFG Insurance - Greg Brown ’80 - NJROTC • Stephen Buccola ’04 - Band • James Burke ’76 Stacy & Billy Cruikshank ’95 - Football/1994 Homecoming Queen • Kurt Engelhardt ’78 - Band • The Gonzales Family - Band Skeeta Hawk Brewing - Paul Johnson ’90 - Football • Dominique Lousteau ’16 - Band • Darren J. Martino ’21 - Band PJ’s Coffee - Aubry Miller - Cheer/2002 Homecoming Queen • Darlene & Marc Robert ’73 - 1972 Homecoming Queen

Thank You To Our Corporate Sponsors

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Career Day

Career Day 2025 welcomed Alumni back to campus to speak with current students and share insights into their respective fields, their experiences on the path to where they are today, and any wisdom they have gleaned along the way. Students

selected from sessions presented by over 70 professionals to learn what it’s really like to work in the fields most interesting to them. Taking place across our campus, these sessions provided students with an opportunity to ask questions

Grandparent Days The Advancement and Alumni Relations Office hosted Grandparent Days during the first quarter of the school year. Grandparents were treated to lunch during their grandsons’ unstructured periods. They were able to visit with some of their grandsons’ friends and teachers, purchase items from the Bookstore, and take pictures together. Brother Martin “give-aways” were available and volunteer Moms ensured a successful experience.

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after each presentation. Additionally, several Alumni agreed to meet in small groups with juniors and seniors to share in-depth information about their careers. See the list of presenters on page 19.

Career Day CAREER DAY PRESENTERS Ryan Allen ’00 – Vice President of Preconstruction, Landis Construction Michael Anding ’03 – Instructor, Delgado Community College Tim Benedetto ’09 – Attorney, Partner, Worker’s Compensation, LLC Lou Bonnaffons ’84 – Principal Partner, Leake & Andersson, LLP Mason Bonnaffons ’17 – Attorney, Leake & Andersson, LLP Ryan Bordenave ’94 – Real Estate Developer Roger Caillouet III ’89 – Detective, New Orleans Police Department Paul Castedo ’14 – Associate, Advantage Capital Michael Chopin ’86 – Civil Engineer, President, Burk-Kleinpeter, Inc. Connor Craig ’19 – Assistant Kitchen Manager & Sous Chef, Katie’s Scot Craig ’80 – Chef & Owner, Katie’s/Francesca Nicholas Cox ’10 – First Officer, Delta Airlines Jason Culotta ’00 – Partner, Jones Walker, LLP Sean Cursain ’85 – Sergeant, Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Office Peter DiMarco ’14 – Electrical Engineer, IMC Consulting Engineers, Inc. Rev. David Ducote ’04 – Vocations Director, Archdiocese of New Orleans Cliff Dugar ’72 – Electrician, Electrical Union #130 Milton Dureau, Jr. ’69 CJ – Commander, Laboratory Services (Retired), Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Office Austin Falcon, D.D.S. ’13 – Dentist, Maenza Family Dentistry Ryan Fitzsimmons ’02 – President, Fitz Construction Garrett Fried ’02 – Electrical Engineer, IMC Consulting Engineers, Inc. Cole Frischhertz ’13 – Project Manager & Business Development Manager, Frischhertz Electric Company Christian Generes ’97 – President, Landis Construction Bryant George ’04 – Bryant George Comic Book, Freelance Artist Cliff Gillio ’83 – Senior Mechanical Engineer, L.S.U., Planning, Design & Construction Domenick Greishaber III, M.D. ’99 – Anesthesiologist, Pain Management Chris Hakenjos, Jr. ’01 – Real Estate Associate, Re/Max George Hebert, Ph.D. ’82 – Associate Professor & Licensed Psychologist; LSU Health Sciences Center Patrick Hennessey, DPT ’09 – Doctor of Physical Therapy, Partner/Owner Cypress Physical Therapy Jason Hijuelos, CPA, CGMA ’95 – Owner/President, Onward Finance + Accounting Kevin Hingle ’88 – Owner/Operator, Hingleworks, Inc. Jesse Jacobi ’97 – Territory Manager, VRV Champion Alex Juneau, DVM ’06 – Veterinarian, Metairie Small Animal Hospital Matthew Laiche, DVM ’11 – Associate Veterinarian, Prytania Veterinary Hospital Alex Lambert ’90 – Attorney, Alex D. Lambert APLC Colin Landry ’16 – Structural Engineer, EI, Linfield, Hunter & Junius Vic Landry ’86 – Architect, Assistant Deputy District Engineer, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Joe Lopinto ’94 – Sheriff, Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Office Michael Lynn ’04 – Administrator/High School Teacher Jon Maestri ’88 – Assistant U.S. Attorney - Criminal Division, U.S. Department of Justice Austin McCann ’09 – Manager of Medical Education, Xavier Ochsner College of Medicine Frank McCaskell, PE, PMP ’81 – Project Manager, Worley Jeff Mechlin ’16 – Captain, CRJ, SkyWest Airlines Kevin Morris ’89 – President, Holly and Smith Architects Brett Napier ’03 – Senior Business Development Manager, Jones Walker, LLP Teejay Nash ‘12 – Religion Teacher/Social Justice Activist Roman Nelson ’89 – Fire Chief, New Orleans Fire Department Ian O’Cain ’08 – Director of Technology, EskewDumezRipple Sean O’Malley ’88 – Television Producer/Director SFC Carlos Paiz ’01 – Regional Team Leader, Army National Guard Paul Pati ’88 – MSN, FNP-C, Nurse Practitioner, Medley Strategic Solutions Nick Persich ’06 – Regional Manager, Johnstone Supply Michael Pratt, Ph.D. ’83 – Professor of Practice, University of Louisiana at Lafayette Jay Preskitt ’03 – Supervisory Petroleum Engineer, Well Operations Support, BSEE Robert Reichert, Jr. ’06 – Co-Owner, OCSM Sports Performance, Strength & Conditioning Coach Carlos Reinoso, Ph.D. ’83 – Psychologist, Director of Behavioral Health & Human Development Jeff Rossi ’96 – Chief Operating Officer, Allstate Sugar Bowl Sidney Rougelot IV ’06 – Certified Flight Instructor, Gulf Coast Aviation Brett Ruppel ’99 – Chief Operating Officer, RNGD Construction Philip Ruppel ’02 – Principal, Investment Team, Advantage Capital Paul Schulz ’03 – Owner/Master Plumber, Modern Plumbing Solutions Jeff Smith, DPT ’03 – Doctor of Physical Therapy, Lakeview Physical Therapy/Spine Airline Physical Therapy & Spine Brendon Sumich, M.D. ’01 – Ophthalmologist, Surgical Director, Caplan Eye Clinic David Thomas ’97 – Owner, Technical Systems Specialties, LLC Alan Thriffiley ’95 – Sports Broadcast Statistician, ESPN, Fox Sports, Baseline LLC Dean Terrebonne ’80 – Consultant/Partner, Ensemble Enterprises Michael Vance, Ph.D. ’01 – Director of Students with Exceptionalities, Community Academies of New Orleans Cory Vignes ’12 – Sergeant, Narcotics/SWAT, Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Office Scott Walker ’93 – Councilman At-Large, Jefferson Parish Andrew Winstein ’19 – Staff Accountant, Richard CPAs Andrew Woodroof ’03 – Principal, Practice Lead Water Resources - Digital Engineering & Imaging, Inc.

Brother Martin Dads’ Social

The Advancement & Alumni Relations Office hosted the Dads’ Social in late September at The Backyard, owned by Jason Tournillon ’94. Dads enjoyed complimentary food and drinks, were welcomed, and received school updates. Century II  19

Crimson & Gold Network ALUMNI BUSINESS VISITS

LANDIS CONSTRUCTION

RNGD

PAULIN INSURANCE

Alumni are involved at every level at Landis Construction. Christian Generes ’97 serves as President and Ryan Allen ’00 is VP of Preconstruction. The team shared some exciting updates about the company’s growth and what’s next for the company. In early August, Kenny Spellman ’84, Chris Heine ’03, and Bryce Barbaro ’17 stopped by their facility for a tour of their office and to catch up with alumni. “Landis Construction, a WBENC-Certified WBE, is a top commercial general contractor in New Orleans and across the Gulf South. Founded in 1956, our long-standing presence has solidified relationships with the prime movers of the industry. Owners, architects, and trade partners look to Landis as a leader. For everything from complex compliance to complex construction, you want your project in Landis’s hands.”

Alumni are involved at every level of RNGD. Brett Ruppel ’99 serves as Chief Operating Officer, and Alumni serve in various roles from site managers to interns. The team shared some exciting updates about RNGD’s growth and what’s next for the company with Kenny Spellman ’84, Chris Heine ’03, and Bryce Barbaro ’17 when they stopped by for a tour of their brand-new facility. “RNGD delivers fully integrated projects through a Design for Manufacturing and Assembly (DfMA) delivery method through our Architectural Fabrication and Steel divisions.”

Chris Paulin ’85, Bryce Paulin ’14, Terence Tully, Jr. ’14, and Ricky Helwig ’17 welcomed members of the Advancement & Alumni Relations team to Paulin Insurance Associates, LLC, in early September. Paulin Insurance Associates is a locally owned independent insurance agency in the Metairie area. “Our employees are members of multiple organizations, hold positions on boards, and have achieved designations. With over 70 years’ combined experience, we work to provide you with the best coverage for the most reasonable price. As our slogan says, “Our Knowledge, Your Peace of Mind.”

BLUE WILLIAMS, LLC

INC. 5000 AWARD The Crimson & Gold Network is well-represented in the 2025 Inc. 5000. The 2025 Inc. 5000 list represents the fastest-growing private companies in America. Together, the companies on this year’s list generated a whopping $300 billion in revenue in 2024, each with a unique growth story. No.1,294 - SSE Steel Fabrication – Mindy Airhart, President & CEO; Justin Airhart ’92, Chief Operations Officer; Brett Airhart ’94, Field Supervisor Fabricates and installs structural steel (beams, structural joists, and metal decking), canopies, handrails, guardrails, and stairs for commercial contractors and government agencies. No.3,652 - Ampirical – Kurt Traub ’95, Vice President of Engineering Brings complex and diverse electrical transmission and distribution projects to completion, within budget, and on schedule for investor-owned utilities, municipalities, rural cooperatives, and industrial clients.

Paul Palermo ’81, Rick Gruner ’85, Eric Pope ’91, Steven Mauterer ’92, and Bert Miller ’02 are members of the Blue Williams, LLC Law Firm. In early August, members of the Advancement & Alumni Office Relations team visited the firm. Blue Williams is a multi-speciality law firm serving the entire Gulf South region with offices in New Orleans, Metairie, Mandeville, and Houston. Our attorneys have provided effective and efficient representation in litigation and other complex legal matters for 40 years. Blue Williams was founded on strong partnerships that have broadened and flourished over time, building a stable framework and vibrant firm culture. We are constantly evolving to serve our clients, whose success and needs are paramount. Blue Williams has experience across a broad range of industries, fields, and professions, and keeping our clients’ best interests at the forefront of what we do is the cornerstone of our practice. 20  Century II

BEST LEGACY BUSINESSES The following have been recognized by CityBusiness as “Best Legacy Businesses” Eagan Insurance – Jordan Eagan ’01, Andrew Eagan ’04 Gootee Construction, Inc. – Ben Gootee ‘01, Ken Gootee ’70, Kyle Sharbonno ’99 Hotard Coaches – Julie Chalmers, wife of Ryan ’95, Andre Chevalier ’84, Matthew Dureau ’99 National Meat and Provision, NATCO – John Lalla ’85, Thomas Lalla ’94 Pigeon Catering and Events – Dean Pigeon ’06

PATRICK CRESSON ’00 – OUTFRONT Media Patrick Cresson ’00 and his team at OUTFRONT have partnered with the Bay Area Host Committee to unlock a “next-level” brand experience for Super Bowl LX and the World Cup in 2026.

Alumni Chapter Report Baton Rouge Chapter Social

The Advancement and Alumni Relations Office hosted the Baton Rouge Chapter Social at Barstool Sportsbook at L’Auberge Baton Rouge in mid-August. Alumni and friends enjoyed complimentary food and beverages compliments of Sean Malone ’89. Greg Rando ’77, Kenny Spellman ’84, Chris Heine ’03, and Bryce Barbaro ’17 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 Crimson Sponsor – Blake Jenevein ’05 Crusader Sponsors – Martin Aucoin ’09, A.J. Talamo, Jr. ’63 SA, Pete Dickinson ’01 – Dickinson Chiropractic, LCC, Cliff Settoon ’84, Ed Walters ’64 SA

Boston Chapter Social

While in town for the annual Alumni Baseball Trip, the Advancement and Alumni Office hosted a Chapter Social. Patrick Lagrange ’81 and Scott Ellis ’00 attended the social and joined the group for a game at Fenway. Lafayette Chapter Social

Baton Rouge - Alumni Day at LSU Alumni and friends gathered for the annual Lafayette Chapter Social at the City Club at River Ranch in late October. Attendees enjoyed complimentary food and beverages while reconnecting with friends. Barry Hebert ’74, Kenny Spellman ’84, Chris Heine ’03, and Bryce Barbaro ’17 shared school news and encouraged everyone to visit the campus when they are in New Orleans.

In late September, members of the Advancement and Alumni Relations Team visited LSU’s campus. Chris Heine ’03, Bryce Barbaro ’17, and Brad Duplechain met with Alumni in LSU’s Free Speech Alley, where they updated them on what’s happening on Elysian Fields.

If you are interested in an Alumni Chapter Event in your area, then please contact Chris Heine ’03 at cheine@brothermartin.com, or call the Advancement and Alumni Relations Office at (504) 284-6700.

CGN (continued) BEST DENTISTS The following Alumni have been recognized as “Best Dentists in New Orleans” by New Orleans magazine. Dr. Robert A. Camenzuli, D.D.S. ’93 • Dr. Joseph M. Campo, D.D.S. ’76 Dr. Glen Corcoran, D.D.S. ’82 • Dr. Guy G. Cresson ’71 Dr. Julio C. Marin, Jr., D.D.S. ’05 • Dr. Toby B. Moffatt, D.D.S. ’89 Dr. Kerry T. Plaisance, Jr. ’92

Main Sponsor – Andrew Quackenbos ’99, Ross Roubion ’06 - Domengeaux Wright Roy & Edwards Crusader Sponsors – Arnold Family, Jay Rebstock ’00 - Auralynx Intel Systems LLC, Kenneth Clemons ’73, Rick Keen ’77, Larry Lemarie ’67 CJ - Cajun Acres Log Cabin, Ken Simeral ’69 CJ Donor – Darryl Clark ’64 CJ CLASS OF ’86 AT ARMY TEN-MILER IN DC Members of the Class of 1986 joined their classmate, Harold Bologna ’86, in participating in the Army Ten-Miler in Washington, DC, this past October. Harold is a retired U.S. Navy Master Chief (SEAL) with over 22 years of Special Operations experience. In 2015, Harold lost both of his legs when he stepped on an explosive device while on a combat mission. Since then, he has rehabbed, received two artificial legs, and has motivated other wounded warriors as he returns to everyday life. Started in 1985, the Army Ten-Miler promotes the Army, builds esprit de corps, supports Army fitness goals, and enhances community relations. All race proceeds benefit Soldier MWR programs. Pictured: Lt. Col. Carlos Gacharna ’86, Pat Fulham ’86, MCPO Harold Bologna ’86, Casey Rowe ’86, and Kris Kiefer ’86 Century II  21

Brother Ivy LeBlanc, S.C.

Professionally, personally, spiritually, and I think even emotionally, Ivy LeBlanc spent his adult life trying to teach us all right from wrong and certainly weak from strong so that the mission he was so devoted to – the formation of our young people – could be met. And we’re doing it better because of him. John Devlin Past President and Principal of Brother Martin High School Past Director of Schools for the Brothers of the Sacred Heart United States Province

Brother Ivy was one of the most passionate Brothers I have known - passionate about the charism of our founder, Father Andre Coindre, passionate about our Partnership in the Mission - Brothers and lay, and passionate about Brother Martin High School. He would let nothing get in the way of his promoting each of them, and he was tireless in his efforts - literally giving his life for them. His legacy will live on to positively affect countless, future generations. Brother Ronald Hingle, S.C. ’78 Provincial, Province of the United States Brothers of the Sacred Heart 22  Century II

When I first met Brother Ivy, he was one of the most intimidating men I had ever encountered. And then I got to know him… Brother Ivy modeled his entire life and every decision he made with the heart of Jesus in mind. He was kind, compassionate, and, yes, extremely demanding, because he ultimately wanted what was best for the students, faculty, and staff in his care. Brother Ivy, alongside Jerry Reso ’55, designed a business model that ensures the educational charism and spirit of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart will remain alive and well at Brother Martin High School for years to come. Greg Rando ’77 President, Brother Martin High School

An intelligent leader who put his whole heart and soul into every challenge put before him. All to continue the mission of Brother Martin High School. Brother Ivy was a successful “behind the scenes” businessman with whom I had the pleasure of working for 13 years. An accountant, banker, realtor, investor, fundraiser, teacher, president, and friend. I consider it a privilege to work for such a fine man. I will miss him. Lyn Greco Brother Martin High School Administrative Assistant to the President

Brother Ivy was a model and an inspiration for me of what real commitment and a dogged, daily pursuit of excellence look like. He would often say of the requirement of our partners in Mission, “All we’re asking for is everything you’ve got”. I will never forget those words. Ryan J. Gallagher ’00 Principal, Brother Martin High School

The news of Br. Ivy LeBlanc’s passing has brought many moving testimonies and wonderful memories of this special leader. There’s no doubt he was an incredible organizer and visionary for the community, but to me, he was simply a brother, almost a father figure. For nearly 15 years, I lived with Ivy, mostly at our City Park house. He was a down-to-earth person, a die-hard Yankee baseball and Duke basketball fan who avoided watching the news. He learned to cook over the years and became quite good at it. Ivy was a deeply spiritual and intelligent person who could connect with anyone on any level. He was just as comfortable with bishops and politicians as he was with a teenager or a garbage collector on the street. I’ll also remember him as a devoted health nut who ran marathons and never missed a workout. So while many will remember him as a great leader, I’ll remember him as a friend, a brother in every sense of the word. Br. Christopher Sweeney, S.C.

Brother Ivy LeBlanc, S.C. Like most students, I did not know Brother Ivy while I attended Brother Martin High School. Sure, I knew who he was. And at that time, since he was the disciplinarian, there was nothing good that could come from the words “see Brother Ivy”. Seeing him walk across the Mall, or at a football game, or in the Resource Center only reminded a boy to sit straight, be quiet and get to work. He seemed impersonal, overbearing and even threatening to a point. The unmistakable sense of gravity emitted from his presence. I think he wanted it that way. Teenage boys, such as they were and are still, are admittedly wired for fun, mischief, disobedience, foolishness and frolicking. The metamorphosis from preteen to young man is like a mighty river, pushing on and against the banks, hard to control with levees and dams, furiously moving always toward a destination much different than the quick rapids at the source. Someone who doesn’t know this would react differently. But Brother Ivy knew it well. He knew the joy, the pain, the confusion, the challenges and the hearts of young men. He knew what we longed to become, even before we had that figured out. He knew what kind of men we needed to be in this world, and what it would take for us to become that man. A Brother Martin man. His attempt to hold us accountable and responsible involved discipline, sometimes considered unduly harsh. I’m sure some parents wondered if such punishment was justified or appropriate. But Brother Ivy was not softened by what others thought, because he knew his mission well, and would meet his goal. He knew the ingredients and recipe; he was sure of the final product. Brother Ivy set high standards; he expected them to be met by each boy, every day.

There’s no doubt this smart, capable energetic man could be successful in any other walk of life. If Brother Ivy had become a lawyer, doctor, accountant or business owner, he would have been amazingly successful and very wealthy. Had he gone in to private business, his drive and commitment, combined with his

personal discipline and discretion, would be an overwhelming force. But he chose this piece of land, on Elysian Fields Avenue, to toil, forgoing riches and a very comfortable life style. It is these buildings - the Mall, the Resource Center, the gym and the old Farley’s property - where he chose to root himself and make his world…..and prepare young men like me to thrive in everyone else’s world. Why did Brother Ivy sometimes pop in to my mind, over the years after graduation, seemingly for no reason? Since I didn’t know him hardly at all as a student, what was the reason his image was unexpectedly present at certain times? Where, in the dark recesses, had I stored his avatar? The answer: he is among the giant figures in my life that I never wanted to disappoint. He was order and stability and safety. He reminds me of being accountable, of being respectful of those around me, of Christian spirituality. Of being the best son, husband and father possible. Of being a man – no, a gentleman – all the qualities he demonstrated to us by example. In 2023, I was honored and humbled to be named Brother Martin Alumnus of the Year. Brother Ivy was at each event. But contrary to my student memories, he was warm, friendly, most gracious, smiling and happy, and (dare I say) like a compassionate father. In some ways, it was as though I met him anew, yet he was so familiar and transcended decades. For me, it was a renewal of a relationship, on different, more mutual plane, like a marvelous old friend. I could tell he was proud, not just of me, but of my representation of what he wanted us all to become. He was happy that his efforts had created not just a federal judge, but a man in the image he wanted. And there are thousands like me, Brother Martin grads who went forth in to the world, bearing his valued seal of approval. This was his reward; this was his treasure.

any of us knew about him. He also knew that love sometimes, most of the time, was the opposite of coddling and sharing sympathy. He could have defended a student, forgiven a student, “let a guy off easy”, so to speak. But he knew that is not what makes a man. He demanded accountability to Brother Martin, to your family, your classmates and to yourself. He instilled it in each boy so that, by graduation, it didn’t have to imposed externally. It became innate. He expected a man to take responsibility for himself and for others, and be a leader. That would not have happened if he had treated us with “kid gloves”, forgiving or indulging every transgression big or small. He wasn’t giving us what we needed then; he was giving us what we would need 20 or 30 or 40 years from then. He treated us not like boys, but rather like the men he wanted us to become. And that was the right thing to do. Likewise, he also inspired spirituality. While we were the awkward, unruly boys who entered Brother Martin as young teenagers, he gently but firmly instilled Christian values, strong morals, and a commitment to Jesus Christ, because he knew each one us, individually, would need to be equipped with that foundation on which everything else would rest. He lived it, he taught it, he was an exemplar of it. And so now grief comes to inhabit our hearts. We will miss him, but not what he has done, because it remains here every day, strong as his gracious presence. I know God now cradles Brother Ivy in His loving arms this day, for he has done God’s work during his life here with us. We celebrate his contributions to our beloved Brother Martin, and his love for the men from Brother Martin. And we will not let him down. Judge Kurt Engelhardt ’78

Then I realized this truth about Brother Ivy: he loved us. He truly and sincerely loved all the students at Brother Martin. He loved each one of us individually, and knew more about each of us than Century II  23

Giving Back Scholarship/Endowment TOM & TONI CAUSIN FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP - Endowed The Tom & Toni Causin Family Scholarship has been endowed in the St. Aloysius Century Foundation (SACF). The funds were received as a result of a planned gift and our Society of 1869. This is a need-based scholarship, with no specific criteria for recipients. The Causin Family legacy at Brother Martin includes Sara and Trey ’89, Lisa and Philip ’95, and Trey’s sons Jackson ’23 and Jaeger ’28. BROTHER IVY LE BLANC SCHOLARSHIP - Endowed The Brother Ivy LeBlanc, S.C. Scholarship has been endowed in the SACF. Gene Ferniz ’71 and his wife, Mary Jean Emerson, made the gift. This is a need-based scholarship, and the criteria for recipients is that they are in good standing at Brother Martin High School. ST. ALOYSIUS LAST CLASS 1969 SCHOLARSHIP - Endowed The St. Aloysius Last Class 1969 Scholarship has been endowed in the SACF. Frank Janusa ’69 SA organized the campaign. The criteria for recipients will be decided by contributing members of the class. DANIEL S. CANTRELL ’90 MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP - Endowed The Daniel S. Cantrell ‘90 Memorial Scholarship has been endowed in the SACF. Cynthia Cantrell made the gift. This is a need-based scholarship. The criteria for recipients is that they are in good standing at Brother Martin High School. Preferences include that the recipients focus on volunteering, maintain a 3.0 G.P.A., and are “like that kid who maybe isn’t easily seen as the obvious choice”. BATTLE FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP Endowed The Battle Family Scholarship has been endowed in the SACF. Mary Sue and Clarke Battle ’65 CJ made the gift. This is a need-based scholarship, and the criteria for recipients is that they are in good standing at Brother Martin High School. MR. DONALD P. PREAU ’68 SA SCHOLARSHIP - Established The Mr. Donald P. Preau ’68 SA Scholarship has been established in the SACF. Gifts from Dennis Preau, DDS ’77 and the Estate of Donald Preau established the scholarship. LARRY D. GARVEY ’55 SA PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP Will Havnen ’29, the recipient of the Larry D. Garvey Presidential Scholarship, visited Marge and Don Garvey ’50 SA recently. Will was most impressed that his mom’s uncle Don actually knew Brother Martin Hernandez, S.C., himself and had him as a principal. Unfortunately, Mr. Garvey passed this past September. 24  Century II

EDMOND M. D’HEMECOURT, JR. ’64 CJ MEMORIAL AWARD Jacob S. Gustin ’26 received the 2025-2026 Edmond M. d’Hemecourt, Jr. ’64 CJ Memorial Award. Jacob 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 “Eddie” d’Hemecourt, Jr. ’64 CJ. Edmond, Jr. had a deep affection for his alma mater. During his time at CJ, 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 member of the 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 Eucharistic Minister, specifically for the sick and homebound. Additionally, he served on the parish finance board for many years, which included the annual Pecan Fest. Memorabilia Paul G. Verdigets ’66 SA donated his clarinet to the Crusader Band as well as St. Aloysius Band Letters to the Alumni archives. Mike Jones ’71 donated his Cor Jesu Golf lettermen jacket and sweater. He was a member of the 1969 Cor Jesu Golf State Championship team. Team members received lettermen jackets to honor their achievement. Cor Jesu High School competed in intramurals and as an independent school in athletics from 1957 to 1968. In 1968, they joined the Catholic League and became eligible for league, city, and state championships. They won the Golf State Championship in their only year of competing for state titles. Society of 1869 Armand Bertin ’59 CJ has named Brother Martin High School as a beneficiary in a planned gift. Armand taught and coached at Cor Jesu and has assisted in planning his class reunions over the years. He serves on the Plus 50 Committee, is a member of the Crimson & Gold Network, and served on the Cor Jesu Hall Committee. His legacy at Brother Martin includes his son Armand, Jr. ’86, and his grandsons Josh Montgomery ’13 and Ethan Montgomery ’20. Kevin Camarata ’77 has named Brother Martin as a beneficiary in a planned gift. Kevin is the Chief Executive Officer at Camarata Masonry Systems, located in Houston. Kevin has endowed the Kevin M. Camarata ’77 Family Scholarship in the SACF. Kevin worked on-site during the construction of the Ridgley Center and has been a generous donor over the years. He has participated in and/or sponsored Brother Martin’s Golf Tournament, Fishing Rodeo, and Tennis Tournament. Camarata Masonry Systems has also generously installed signage around campus. Jim Eberle ’84 is the newest member of the Society of 1869. Jim remains involved with Brother Martin by attending class reunions and our Baseball Trips.

Annual Giving (July 1, 2024 - June 30, 2025) AbbVie Mr. & Mrs. Rod Abele Mr. & Mrs. Frank H. Abene ’54 SA Mr. Daniel M. Abraham, Jr. ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Michael H. Abraham ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Gerard R. Adam III ’95 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew K. Adams ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher G. Adams Mr. Vance T. Adolph ’75 Adventure Quest Laser Tag Mr. & Mrs. James B. Aime, Jr. ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Justin P. Airhart ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Brian C. Albrecht ’75 Mr. Irving A. Albrecht ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Jason M. Aleman ’84 Mr. Tyler J. Ales ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Alexander ’59 SA Mr. & Mrs. Jason Alexander Mr. & Mrs. Gary M. Alfonso Mr. & Mrs. Stephen H. Alfonso ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony C. Alfortish ’64 SA Mr. & Mrs. Peter F. Algero, Jr. ’80 Mr. Craig J. Alleman ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Ryan M. Allen ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Allen, Jr. ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Wayne D. Allen ’76 Mr. & Mrs. J. Christopher Alley, Jr. ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Keith H. Amato ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Andre’ Amedee Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc. Mr. David L. Anderson, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. John A. Anderson IV ’00 Dr. Steven F. Angle ’75 Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell G. Ansardi ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Gregory J. Ansley ’83 Mr. Craig W. Antonatos ’05 Mr. & Mrs. William S. App, Jr. Mr. David M. Armstrong ’83 Mr. Frank M. Arrigo ’66 SA Mr. Kenneth M. Arruebarrena Mr. Sidney J. Artigues ’60 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Dante A. Ascani ’93 Dr. Joseph A. Asercion ’69 SA Dr. & Mrs. Eugene C. Ashby ’47 SA Mr. & Mrs. Stephen M. Ashley, Jr. ’04 Ms. Elaine Askew Mr. & Mrs. Randolph J. Asprodites ’65 SA Mr. & Mrs. Dwayne R. Aucoin ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Ralph J. Aucoin, Sr. Dr. Mary B. Thierfelder & Mr. Martin C. Aucoin ’09 Ms. Nicole G. Aucoin Ms. Barbara Auten Mr. & Mrs. Gregory H. Averill ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Philip G. Averill ’04 Azby Fund Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Azzarello, Jr. ’64 SA Mr. Robert G. Azzarello ’69 SA Mr. Ray C. Baas ’63 SA Mr. & Mrs. Gregory P. Babin ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Larry L. Babin ’69 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Jay A. Bagnetto Mr. Santo P. Baiamonte III ’03 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher W. Bailey ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Sidney W. Bailey Mr. Gavin N. Baker ’01 Mr. Mickal A. Baldinger ’76 Mr. Joe Balestra Ms. Betty Ball Mr. Louis M. Ballero ’67 SA Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Balser ’92

Mr. Anthony L. Barattini ’96 Mr. Bryce P. Barbaro ’17 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Barbaro ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Brian M. Barbeito ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Brain Barbier Dr. & Mrs. Brian M. Barkemeyer ’79 Mr. Irvin L. Barousse ’63 SA Mr. Bernard T. Barrere ’60 SA Mr. Kenneth R. Barrett ’70 Mr. Larry S. Barrios ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Glenn R. Bartels ’79 Mr. Harold A. Barthe, Jr. ’69 CJ Mr. James T. Bartholomew ’68 SA Mr. & Mrs. Clarke R. Battle ’65 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Shannon J. Battle ’69 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Baudier ’73 Mr. Raymond M. Baudier ’68 SA Mr. Brad T. Baudot ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Baudry ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Harold W. Baur ’63 SA Dr. Jennifer Baur & Mr. Mark J. Baur ’99 Mr. & Mrs. Tim P. Bayard ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. Bayer ’75 Dr. Dee Ann Bazile & Dr. Mark C. Bazile Mr. Jeffrey M. Beben ’05 Mr. & Mrs. Dominic Beben Dr. & Mrs. Gordon A. Bech ’60 SA Mr. & Mrs. Jack L. Becker, Jr. ’68 SA Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Becker Mr. Andre R. Belanger ’93 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Beler ’75 Mr. & Mrs. George L. Bell, Jr. ’01 Mr. & Mrs. John C. Bellau ’85 Dr. Gary R. Bencsek, D.D.S. ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Mark M. Benedetto ’77 Mr. Timothy E. Benedetto ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew M. Benfatti ’15 Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Benigno ’55 SA Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Bennett ’73 Mr. Matthew S. Benoit ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Kent R. Berger Mr. Charles A. Bergeron ’85 Mr. John J. Bergeron ’65 SA Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Bergeron ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Bergeron ’05 Mr. David R. Bernard ’59 SA Mr. Ronnell P. Bernard Mr. Robert E. Bertel ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Armand H. Bertin, Sr. ’59 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Brian Bethea ’97 Mr. Logan P. Betzer ’15 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher D. Biehl Mr. & Mrs. Vint Bienvenu, Jr. ’06 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Biggio ’75 Mr. James T. Birdsall ’23 Mr. & Mrs. George Bischof ’97 Mr. Bruce J. Bivona ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Louis K. Bizot, Jr. ’67 SA Mr. Stanley F. Bizot ’69 SA Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Blake ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Brant Blanchard Mr. Charles A. Blanchard ’20 Mr. Leonce A. Blanchard, Jr. ’54 SA Mr. & Mrs. Timothy S. Blanchard Mr. & Mrs. Casey R. Blasingame Mr. Edward M. Blind ’63 SA Ms. Wendee T. Bloom Dr. Heidi K. Chua & Dr. Eric L. Bloomfield ’72 Mr. & Mrs. David J. Blount ’92 Mrs. Sandra Blount Mr. & Mrs. Johnny B. Blue ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Bodine ’75

Mr. & Mrs. Joe J. Bodine ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Boe, Sr. ’60 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Barry B. Boettner ’54 SA Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Bogran III ’99 Mr. Lawrence Bolline ’65 SA Mr. Herbert H. Bollinger ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Frank M. Bologna ’67 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Bologna ’88 Mr. Russell Bologna ’65 CJ Mrs. Linda Bonck Dr. Nicholas W. Bondio ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Boneno ’64 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Louis P. Bonnaffons ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Mason C. Bonnaffons ’17 Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Bonnaffons ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Bryan C. Bonura ’93 Mr. & Mrs. Carl Bonura Mr. & Mrs. Chadwick Bonura ’97 Mr. Ryan J. Bordenave ’94 Mr. & Mrs. Bruce G. Bordes Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. Borey ’64 SA Mr. Richard L. Bostanian ’11 Mr. Robert L. Bostanian ’09 Dr. & Mrs. Robert D. Bostick III ’87 Mr. & Mrs. Brent Boten Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Bouchon ’79 Mr. & Mrs. William N. Boudet ’61 SA Mr. & Mrs. Barry J. Boudreaux ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey J. Boudreaux ’87 Mr. Lionel P. Boudreaux ’64 SA Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Boudreaux ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Boudreaux, Jr. Mr. Tyler M. Boudreaux ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Blake W. Bourgeois ’05 Mr. & Mrs. Scott R. Bourgeois ’91 Mr. & Mrs. Gerard J. Boyer ’63 SA Mr. & Mrs. Jason A. Boyle ’01 Mr. John W. Boyle III ’67 SA Mr. Christopher D. Bradfield ’91 Mr. & Mrs. Brian J. Branigan ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Branley ’76 Mr. Glenn M. Braud, Jr. ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Ryan M. Braun ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Eric C. Brauner ’68 SA Mr. & Mrs. Rodney C. Braxton ’84 Ms. Christine Breaux & Mr. Harry J. Payne III Mr. & Mrs. Eric J. Brechtel ’91 Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert J. Brechtel III ’66 SA Mr. Gregory E. Breerwood ’65 SA Mr. & Mrs. Nelson Breve ’71 Ms. Ashley M. Brewer Mr. & Mrs. Gerry A. Brewer ’62 SA Mr. David T. Bridges Miss Gillen C. Briede Mr. & Mrs. Otto F. Briede ’81 Mr. Richard C. Briede ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald A. Brisbi ’67 SA Mr. Brendan P. Britt ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Brian J. Briuglio ’80 Mr. & Mrs. Salvador M. Brocato III ’88 Mr. B. Cecil Brooking ’49 SA Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Brooks, Jr. ’90 Mr. Francis X. Broussard III ’59 SA

Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Broussard ’69 SA Mr. Paul N. Broussard ’59 SA Mr. & Mrs. Donald D. Brown ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Gregory C. Brown ’80 Mr. Raymond A. Brown & Dr. Kefla G. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Warren H. Brugier IV ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Warren Brugier III Mr. Brett K. Brumfield ’84 Mr. Charles E. Bruneau ’60 SA Mr. Sean G. Brunet ’86 The Honorable & Mrs. Chris J. Bruno ’79 Mr. Sean M. Bruno ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Shane M. Bruno Mr. & Mrs. John D. Bryan ’03 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Buccola ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Brett A. Buchanan Mr. Mark R. Buchert, Jr. ’06 Mr. & Mrs. Mark R. Buchert, Sr. ’81 Mr. Conrad A. Buchler, Jr. ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy E. Buckel ’82 Mr. & Mrs. 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. & Mrs. James L. Buisson III ’65 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Buisson ’63 SA Mr. & Mrs. Peyton G. Bulloch ’88 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald B. Bullock II ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Gary J. Buquoi ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Buras III ’99 Mr. Brent G. Burger ’84 Mr. Thomas F. Burgess, Jr. ’20 Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Burke ’65 SA Mr. & Mrs. James M. Burke ’76 Mr. & Mrs. John H. Burke, Jr. ’67 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Barry J. Burns ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Burns, Jr. ’84 The Honorable Robert J. Burns, Sr. ’62 SA Mr. Huey P. Burton ’61 SA Dr. Courtney C. Busch ’52 SA Mr. & Mrs. Courtney C. Busch, Jr. ’91 Mr. Anthony G. Calcagno ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Call ’95 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Callia ’86 Mr. Gerald J. Calogero ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. Calogero ’81 Dr. & Mrs. Glenn J. Caluda ’65 SA Mr. & Mrs. Ryan W. Cammarata ’92 Mr. & Mrs. William S. Cammarata ’67 SA Mr. & Mrs. Stephen M. Camp, Jr. ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Campbell ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Warren E. Cancienne, Jr. ’67 CJ Mrs. Cynthia Cantrell Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Caparotta ’88 Dr. & Mrs. Stephen P. Caparotta ’94 Mr. Willard C. Capdevielle ’66 SA Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Capitelli ’65 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Ryan M. Caravella ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Frank H. Carbon, Jr. ’66 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Carboni Mr. Shava J. Carboni, Jr. ’64 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Jason Cardon ’97

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Annual Giving (July 1, 2024 - June 30, 2025) Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Carmouche ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Dominick Caronna, Jr. ’85 Mr. Patrick H. Carter ’21 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Caruso, Jr. ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew M. Casadaban ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Emile J. Casadaban Mr. & Mrs. James J. Casadaban, Sr. ’79 Mr. & Mrs. James J. Casadaban, Jr. ’06 Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. Cascio ’96 Ms. Tina M. Case Mr. Mark A. Casey ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew F. Cassara III ’02 Mr. Ron H. Cassens ’60 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Chad D. Cassie ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Cassreino Mr. & Mrs. Stephen C. Cassreino ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Castagnetta ’87 Mr. & Mrs. Nick F. Castjohn ’95 Mr. & Mrs. Gerald P. Catalano ’70 Mr. & Mrs. James L. Catalano ’08 Mr. Paul A. Catalano ’00 Mr. & Mrs. John A. Catalanotto ’99 Mr. & Mrs. Philip T. Catanzaro ’97 Catholic Community Foundation of New Orleans Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Causin III ’89 Mr. Thomas C. Causin, Jr. Mr. Wayne Hymel & Mrs. Cynthia M. Ceballos Mr. & Mrs. Salvador J. Cefalu ’54 SA Mr. Francis Celino, Jr. ’61 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Jason Centola ’97 Mr. Lawrence J. Centola, Jr. ’64 SA Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Ceravolo ’86 Mr. William A. Ceravolo ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Scott M. Cernich ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Philip M. Cerniglia ’06 Mr. Ernest G. Chachere ’70 Ms. Sherri S. Chalona Mr. & Mrs. Louis E. Chaplain ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Paul B. Chauffe ’95 Mr. Ronald P. Chauffe ’73 Chevron Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Chiro Mr. Andrew J. Choina ’20 Mr. & Mrs. Mark S. Choina ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher S. Chopin, Sr. ’88 Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Chopin ’86 Mr. Gerald Christopher, Jr. ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Philip C. Ciaccio, Jr. ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Eric L. Cialona ’67 SA Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Cinquemano IV ’95 Mrs. Leslie K. Ciolino Mr. & Mrs. Sean P. Clancy ’01 Mr. & Mrs. William B. Clapp ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Justin V. Clark ’93 Mr. & Mrs. Philip S. Clark III ’83 Dr. Robert C. Clark ’62 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Claudel ’56 SA Ms. Linda Claudet Mr. John K. Claypool ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Clement Mr. & Mrs. Keith J. Clement ’94 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Clement ’94 Mr. & Mrs. Todd G. Clower ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Leonard J. Coats ’80 Coca-Cola Bottling Company Mr. & Mrs. Bradley P. Coco ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Code Mr. Lawrence E. Coffey ’49 SA Mrs. Virginia D. Cognevich Mr. & Mrs. James P. Coll ’91 Mr. Justin Colletti ’99 26  Century II

Mr. & Mrs. Tony G. Colletti ’05 Mr. John P. Collins ’66 SA Dr. & Mrs. Sean M. Collins ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Combe, Jr. ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey M. Compton Mr. & Mrs. Craig G. Condon ’67 CJ Mr. John H. Conkerton ’77 Mr. & Mrs. Blair C. Constant ’00 Dr. Vonni Contreary & Dr. Kelvin J. Contreary ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Van R. Cook Mr. William Cook Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Cooper Rev. Gary P. Copping ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Brian M. Corales ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Brad Corcoran Mr. Scott C. Corrente II ’16 Mr. & Mrs. Scott C. Corrente, Sr. ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Corriere ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen L. Cory ’68 SA Mr. & Mrs. Lee Cotaya Mr. & Mrs. Todd Coulon Mr. & Mrs. Albert W. Courcelle Mr. & Mrs. David I. Courcelle Mr. & Mrs. Chad M. Courrege ’85 Dr. & Mrs. Larry C. Couvillon ’85 Mr. Nicholas A. Cox ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Troy Cox Mr. Vincent Cox Mr. & Mrs. Jeffery Craig ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Scot C. Craig ’80 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Craven, Sr. ’63 SA Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Craven, Jr. ’93 Mr. & Mrs. Paul S. Craven ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Christian Crawford ’97 Mr. Keith M. Crawford ’73 Dr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Creely, Jr. ’59 CJ Crescent City Timing Company Dr. & Mrs. Guy G. Cresson ’71 Mr. William J. Crist ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Crowell Mr. & Mrs. Dan M. Crowley, Jr. ’98 Mrs. Patricia Crowley Colonel & Mrs. Carl Cucullu ’59 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Jason A. Culotta ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Derek D. Cummiskey ’85 Dr. & Mrs. Robert D. Cummiskey ’86 Sgt. & Mrs. Sean M. Cursain, Sr. ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Salvador M. Cusimano ’61 SA Mr. & Mrs. Glen J. Daigle ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Daigle ’82 Ms. Linda L. Daigle Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Dalferes ’86 Mr. Anthony J. D’Alfonso ’63 SA Mr. Darrell W. Damare ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Dampier ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Mark D. Daniel ’73 Dr. & Mrs. Nicholas A. Danna III ’67 SA Mr. Gaitan B. D’Antoni, Jr. ’71 Mr. Sovik DasGupta ’03 Mr. & Mrs. Adam J. Dassey ’03 Mr. & Mrs. Erik A. Dauenhauer ’98 Mr. & Mrs. David Dauterive Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Dauterive, Sr. ’60 CJ Mr. Valliere J. Dauterive, Jr. ’48 SA Mr. Don J. Davezac ’69 CJ Mr. Joe J. Davis ’75 Mr. & Mrs. William F. Davis, Jr. ’88 Mr. & Mrs. James De Brueys Mr. & Mrs. Rafael F. de Castro ’84 Mr. Braden S. de Lanzac ’18 Mr. & Mrs. Chip de Lanzac

Dr. & Mrs. Kraig S. de Lanzac ’86 Mr. Gary G. De Leaumont ’68 CJ Mr. Craig E. Deao ’94 Mr. & Mrs. G. Brian DeJean, Sr. ’75 Mr. & Mrs. George B. DeJean, Jr. ’01 Dr. Julia D’Antonio-Del Rio & Mr. Ross P. Del Rio ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Gary J. Delahoussaye ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Gerard J. Delahoussaye ’74 Mr. Larry P. Delahoussaye III ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Delaune, Jr. ’75 Mrs. Carol Delcarpio Mr. & Mrs. Arturo G. DeLeon Mr. Steven M. Delery ’01 Mr. Roberto A. Delgadillo ’53 SA Mr. & Mrs. Norbert B. Delph ’47 SA Mr. & Mrs. William J. Delsa, Jr. ’01 Ms. Laura Demalas Mr. & Mrs. Craig J. Demarest ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Michel R. DeMatteo ’72 Mr. & Mrs Chase M. Dennies ’05 Ms. Diane DePaula Mr. William G. Deris ’62 SA Mr. & Mrs. Sidney C. Desforges ’75 Ms. Christine L. DeSue Mr. & Mrs. Edmond M. d’Hemecourt III ’87 Mr. Roberto E. Diaz del Valle ’75 Dr. Peter D. Dickinson ’01 Mr. Gary E. Diecidue ’73 Mr. Cooper O. Dillard ’26 Mr. Matthew J. DiMaggio ’23 Mr. Dennis A. DiMarco ’64 CJ Dr. & Mrs. Homeyar Dinshaw Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Dobson ’91 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Dobson Mr. Warren E. Dolese ’66 SA Mr. Patrick J. Donahue ’67 SA Mr. & Mrs. Donald B. Donze ’50 SA Mr. Steven E. Dorand ’74 Dorignac’s Food Center, Inc. Mr. Michael S. Dorsa ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Douglass ’98 Mr. Harold J. Douvillier, Jr. ’73 Mr. Robert M. Doyle ’84 Drago’s Seafood Restaurant Mrs. Melissa A. Breaux & Mrs. Sue E. Drecktrah Mr. Robert M. Drury ’67 SA Mr. Harry V. Dudley Mr. & Mrs. Jack A. Duffard, Jr. ’05 Mr. & Mrs. Brandt J. Dufrene, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Ben S. Dugas Mr. Ben S. Dugas II ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Doyle J. Duhe Ms. Meredith E. Duhe Mr. Michael R. Duhe ’19 Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Duhon Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Dumas ’73 Dr. Loretta A. Dumontet Mr. & Mrs. Brandon B. DuMontier ’94 Mr. & Mrs. Brett DuMontier ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Sidney DuMontier Mr. & Mrs. Derrick Dunne Mr. & Mrs. Emmett G. Dupas III ’88 Mr. Ethan C. Dupas ’20 Mr. Michael A. Duplantier ’64 SA Mr. & Mrs. Donald A. Dupuis ’59 SA Mr. & Mrs. Keith D. Dupuis Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. Durand ’69 SA Mr. Quinn A. Durand ’96 Dr. Victor J. DuRapau, Jr. ’58 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Dureau ’99

Mr. & Mrs. Milton M. Dureau, Jr. ’69 CJ Dr. Katherine P. & Dr. Zachary J. Dureau ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Oliver L. Durel IV ’76 Mr. Michael A. Durr ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Gary D. Dussouy ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. Dwyer ’67 SA Mr. William J. Dwyer ’65 SA Mr. Emery E. Dyer ’80 Mr. & Mrs. Emery E. Dyer ’56 SA Mr. Cameron J. Eady ’23 Mr. & Mrs. Jordan D. Eagan, Sr. ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth E. Eastin, Jr. ’01 Mr. & Mrs. David E. Ebeling, Jr. ’62 SA Mr. Stephen H. Eckhardt ’67 SA Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Edel ’60 SA Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Edgecombe, Jr. ’64 SA Mr. George M. Egan, Jr. ’53 SA Ms. Cynthia Eicher-Bergeron Mr. & Mrs. Arthur J. Eiserloh, Jr. ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Arthur J. Eiserloh, Sr. ’75 Dr. & Mrs. Henry L. Eiserloh III ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Gregory B. Elder ’69 SA Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Elliot III ’66 CJ Mr. Michael S. Ellis ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Elmer, Sr. ’83 Mr. Juan R. Encinosa ’51 SA The Honorable & Mrs. Kurt D. Engelhardt ’78 Ms. Julie Engert Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Engolia ’73 Entergy Mr. & Mrs. Terrence J. Epton ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Charles G. Erath ’67 SA Mr. & Mrs. Stephen A. Erath ’95 Mr. & Mrs. Fred F. Escher ’63 SA Mr. Stephen A. Esneault ’66 CJ Mr. Leonard F. Estorge ’58 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Douglas A. Evans ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Exnicios ’73 Mr. Dillon T. Fair ’20 Mr. & Mrs. 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. & Mrs. Michael E. Farley ’68 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Marcel J. Farnet III ’76 Mr. Scott A. Farr ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Stuart H. Farr ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Justin M. Farrae ’00 Mr. & Mrs. John J. Farrell, Jr. ’59 CJ Mr. James K. Farrelly ’06 Mr. & Mrs. Steven K. Farrelly ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Johnny A. Fassbender Mr. & Mrs. Lance I. Faucheux Faux Pas Prints Favorites Promotional Products Mrs. Mary Jean Emerson & Mr. Eugene G. Ferniz ’71 Mr. Paul S. Fiasconaro ’61 CJ Mr. David Fielding ’77 Mr. & Mrs. Troy L. Fields Mr. & Mrs. C.J. Fiorella Mr. & Mrs. John P. Fisk ’87 Ms. Aimee M. Fitzpatric Mr. & Mrs. Brian R. Fitzsimmons, Jr. ’05 Mr. Robert Fitzsimmons Mr. & Mrs. Ryan A. Fitzsimmons ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Kurt J. Flair ’88 Mr. Joseph M. Fleckinger, Jr. ’58 CJ Fleur De Lis Event Rentals Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Flick ’66 SA Mr. Michael A. Florek ’06 Dr. & Mrs. Terence R. Flotte ’79

Annual Giving (July 1, 2024 - June 30, 2025) Mr. & Mrs. John S. Foley ’76 Mr. Michael V. Foltz ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Dwight J. Fontana ’74 Mr. & Mrs. John M. Fontenot ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Steven J. Forster, Jr. Dr. Carol E. Foti ’58 CJ 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. John B. Francioni ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence E. Francioni ’74 Mr. & Mrs. William J. Francioni ’79 Mr. & Mrs. David G. Franco ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen A. Fransen ’75 Mr. David S. Frantz ’00 Mr. Jared S. Frantz ’03 Mr. Bryan Frater Mr. & Mrs. Shawn M. Frederick Mr. & Mrs. Dennis E. Freeze Mr. & Mrs. Ralph C. Freibert III ’82 Mr. Justin G. Frey, Sr. ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Trent G. Friedel ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Gary B. Froeba ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Craig E. Frosch Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Frosch ’57 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Zachary P. Frosch ’08 Mr. Timothy J. Fulham ’89 Mr. & Mrs. William J. Fulham ’61 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Eric F. Fullmer ’75 Mr. & Mrs. William P. Fury ’06 Ms. Fran Fuselier Ms. Ronda Gabb Mr. Daniel G. Gacharna ’92 Lt. Col. & Mrs. J. Carlos Gacharna ’86 Mr. Thien Ky Luu & Mrs. Maria Teresa Gago Mr. & Mrs. Scott B. Gaillot ’85 CWO James G. Galendez ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Eric E. Gallagher ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Ryan J. Gallagher ’00 Mr. & Mrs. William R. Gallagher, Jr. ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald A. Galliano, Sr. ’54 SA Gallo Mechanical, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Bryan A. Gallo ’90 Mr. & Mrs. David R. Gallo ’77 Mr. Douglas B. Gallo ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen P. Gallo ’80 Mr. & Mrs. Rodney J. Gannuch ’64 SA Mr. Sidney F. Garaudy, Jr. ’67 SA Mr. & Mrs. Joseph T. Gardemal III ’84 Major & Mrs. David S. Garic ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Garvey ’55 SA Mr. Wayne C. Gary ’79 Mr. Greg J. Gasperecz ’72 Mr. Blane J. Gaubert ’96 Dr. & Mrs. Jimmie J. Gaubert ’58 SA Mr. & Mrs. Ralph J. Gaubert ’67 SA Mr. & Mrs. Nathan Gaudet Mr. Pierre F. Gaudin III ’96 Mr. & Mrs. David Gaumond Mr. & Mrs. Keith D. Gaupp ’77 Mr. Stephen M. Gelé ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Christian D. Generes ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Louis F. Generes IV ’94 Mr. Alexander S. Genois ’18 Mr. Anthony R. Genovese ’01 Mr. & Mrs. David C. Gentry ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Gentry, Jr. ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Bryant G. George, Jr. ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Eric J. George ’85 Mr. Michael D. George ’88 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Gernhauser ’76

Mr. Michael H. Gervais ’11 Mr. Julian Gray & Ms. Lori M. Gettle Dr. & Mrs. Roderick A. Gex ’80 Mr. John J. Giambelluca ’68 CJ Mr. & Mrs. David J. Giardina ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence C. Gibbs ’65 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Gibbs ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Dennis J. Gibliant ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Gary J. Giepert ’80 Mr. Samuel J. Gieseler ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Clifford J. Giffin ’66 SA Mr. & Mrs. Paul F. Giffin ’69 SA Dr. William A. Giles, Ph.D. ’60 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Dennis M. Giroir ’63 SA Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey J. Giroir ’93 Mr. & Mrs. Philip J. Giroir Mr. & Mrs. Reynold J. Giroir, Jr. ’66 SA Mr. Greg L. Giuffria ’75 Mr. Austin M. Glahn ’05 Mr. James W. Glaser III ’69 CJ Mr. & Mrs. David M. Glaviano ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew V. Glaviano ’03 Mr. & Mrs. Martin Glavina Mr. Cullen T. Glennon ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Eric C. Glew ’88 Mr. Thomas M. Gloger ’92 Mr. & Mrs. James P. Glorioso ’64 CJ Dr. & Mrs. John P. Gniady ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Dominic A. Godbold ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Gerald R. Godbold, Jr. ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Goertz Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Golden ’55 SA Mr. & Mrs. Christian Golemi Mr. & Mrs. E. A. Gomez ’55 SA Mr. & Mrs. William P. Gomila ’68 SA Mr. & Mrs. Edwin C. Gonzales, Jr. ’77 Mr. & Mrs. Elwood J. Gonzales III ’83 Mr. Gregory P. Gonzales II ’15 Mr. & Mrs. Gregory P. Gonzales ’83 Mr. & Mrs. J. Malcolm Gonzales ’55 SA Mr. Marlin Gonzales ’64 SA Mr. Stephen M. Gonzales ’18 Mr. & Mrs. Westmoreland C. Gonzales ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Joel S. Gonzalez ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin P. Gootee ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick L. Gootee ’65 SA Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Gordon ’00 Mr. Patrick J. Gordon ’67 SA Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Graffeo ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Graffeo, Jr. ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Gravolet ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Wesley V. Gravolet ’62 SA Mr. E. Morris Gray, Jr. ’55 SA Mr. & Mrs. Christopher H. Graythen Mr. Anthony J. Greco ’64 SA Mr. Connor J. Greco ’11 Ms. Madeleine G. Greco Mr. & Mrs. Brian T. Greer Mr. & Mrs. David R. Grego ’73 Mr. Charles V. Gremillion ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Adam K. Griego ’10 Dr. & Mrs. Robert J. Grieshaber ’69 CJ Mr. Russel C. Grillot ’68 CJ Mr. Travis F. Groff Mr. & Mrs. George L. Groh ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Brad P. Grundmeyer Mr. & Mrs. Luke A. Grundmeyer ’05 Mr. Richard E. Gruner, Jr. ’85 Mr. Wayne A. Guerra ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen B. Gueydan, Jr. Mr. Christopher E. Guidry ’84 Mr. David J. Guidry

Mr. & Mrs. Justin M. Guilbeau Major Clarence P. Guillory, Jr. ’78 Mr. Stephen N. Guillot ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Gulotta ’02 Mr. Ryan C. Gunnell ’04 Mrs. Annette Gustin Mr. & Mrs. Blaine S. Guthrie ’00 Dr. & Mrs. Robert L. Guy Mr. & Mrs. Douglas J. Haas ’51 SA Mr. & Mrs. Anthony H. Hagstette, Jr. ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin M. Hahn ’05 Mr. & Mrs. Duston J. Haiko Mr. & Mrs. Jared W. Hall Mr. Kevin A. Hall ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Seann P. Halligan ’00 Mr. Lawrence J. Hamburger ’69 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Ryan S. Hammant ’05 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey D. Hanby ’01 Hancock Whitney Ms. Alice Hanovich Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Hardy Mr. & Mrs. George G. Harker III ’64 SA Mr. & Mrs. Brett P. Haro ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Drew L. Haro ’03 Mr. & Mrs. Gregory L. Haro ’68 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Jefferey L. Haro ’74 Ms. Henry P. U. Harris III Ms. Leah V. Harris Mr. Daniel J. Hart ’80 Mr. Alexander J. Hassinger ’17 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Haughey Mr. Robert J. Hays ’66 SA Mrs. Gayle Heap Mr. & Mrs. Jody Heap ’86 Mr. James B. Heaslip II ’94 Mr. & Mrs. Barry L. Hebert ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Francis J. Hebert ’81 Dr. & Mrs. George W. Hebert ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Joshua J. Hebert Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Hebert ’84 Brother Ray Hebert, S.C. Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Hebert ’65 SA Mr. & Mrs. Scott J. Hedlund ’97 Mrs. Nicole O’Malley & Mr. Christopher J. Heine ’03 Drs. Poneh & Daniel J. Heine ’01 Mr. & Mrs. George C. Heine ’72 Mr. Kenneth L. Heine ’95 Mr. Ryan N. Heine ’05 Rev. & Mrs. William A. Heine, Jr. ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Ryan M. Held ’02 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 Ms. Cherie Hernandez Mr. & Mrs. Russel D. Herzog Mr. & Mrs. Brian J. Hickman ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin G. Higgins ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen P. Higgins ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Jason A. Hijuelos ’95 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy A. Hilbun, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Don M. Hiller ’68 SA Ms. Judith Himel Mr. John L. Hinds IV ’04 Mr. Whitney K. Hinkley ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Hitch Mr. Ben J. Hocke ’70 Mr. & Mrs. John A. Hodges, Jr. ’62 SA Colonel & Mrs. Robert P. Hodges ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Gary Hoerner

Mr. & Mrs. Gregory J. Hollier ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Sean T. Hollis ’91 Mr. & Mrs. A. E. Holmes, Jr. ’52 SA Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Holmes ’86 Mr. Jordan C. Hooper ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. Hoppe, Jr. ’62 SA Mr. John P. Horn ’79 Mr. & Mrs. David R. Horos ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Horvath Mr. Peter A. Hosch ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Jay A. Hotard ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey E. Hotard ’07 Mr. Sidney J. Hotard, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Neuville C. Hotstream ’95 Mr. Eric J. Houin, Sr. ’64 SA Ms. Alaina Hudson Ms. Mary Hudson Mr. Paul R. Huerkamp ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Tracy S. Huguet Humana Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth W. Hunter, Jr. ’90 Mrs. Marty Hurley Mr. & Mrs. Christopher L. Hutchins Mr. Louis J. Hymel III ’05 Dr. Scott J. Hymel ’08 Mr. Ryan Becnel & Mrs. Abbie C. Icamina Mr. John F. Indest ’75 Mr. Daniel L. Ineich ’20 Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Ippolito ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Byron Q. Iverson ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew L. Jacob ’97 Captain Adam A. Jannik ’91 Mr. & Mrs. Frank R. Janusa ’69 SA Mr. Michael J. Jeandron ’08 Mr. Robert E. Jelley ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Blake R. Jenevein ’05 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Jobert, Jr. ’69 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Don M. Johnson ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Ennis D. Johnson ’90 Ms. Linda Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. Johnson ’90 Mrs. Randa Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Adam T. Jones ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Alvin E. Jones ’60 CJ Mr. Donald F. Jones ’67 SA Mr. & Mrs. Leonard V. Jones ’82 Dr. & Mrs. Michael W. Jones ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Samuel R. Jones ’97 Mr. & Mrs. William H. Jones, Jr. ’73 Mr. Michael D. Joseph ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Neil Joseph Jostens Mr. & Mrs. David J. Jouandot ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen A. Joubert ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence P. Jouet, Jr. ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Eric D. Jovanovich ’98 JP Morgan Chase Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Kane ’96 Mr. Sean M. Kane ’90 Mr. Kevin P. Karcher ’69 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas P. Karl ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond C. Kaufmann ’71 Mr. Michael Keator Mr. & Mrs. Christopher E. Keene Mr. & Mrs. Leonard L. R. Kellerhals, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Alvin J. Kenney ’67 SA Mr. Ferdinand T. Kenney, Jr. ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond J. Kenney ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Kenney ’65 SA Mr. Jonathan N. Kernion, Sr. ’72 Dr. & Mrs. Glen J. Kesler ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Kris P. Kiefer ’86 Century II  27

Annual Giving (July 1, 2024 - June 30, 2025) Mrs. Norma M. Kimble Mr. & Mrs. Mark B. Kingsbery ’86 Mr. Charles J. Kirchem III ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Kirchem IV ’01 Mr. Robert K. Kirn ’76 Mr. Kevin P. Kitchen ’86 Mr. David P. Klein ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Brian P. Kleinschrodt ’03 Mr. & Mrs. John C. Klos ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Edward Kocke Mr. & Mrs. Ernest W. Koehler, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Brandon Koenig Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy D. Kokemor ’00 Ms. Marjorie Kraus Mr. & Mrs. Wayne E. Kreider ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Louis F. Kreihs ’64 SA Mr. John M. Krennerich ’69 SA Mr. Gordon J. Kuehl ’00 Mr. & Ms. William L. Kufta Mr. & Mrs. Douglas A. Kuylen ’66 SA Mr. & Mrs. Ralph L. Labauve ’75 Mr. Glen G. Laborde ’64 SA Mr. Gavin M. Labourdette ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Ronnie LaCombe Mr. & Mrs. Milton P. Ladner, Jr. ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Lee M. Lafleur ’94 Dr. Scott C. Lagasse ’90 Mr. Stephen J. Lagasse ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick C. Lagrange ’81 Mr. William Lagrange ’97 Mr. & Mrs. David J. Laguaite ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Bryan L. Laiche ’65 SA Mr. Patrick N. Laiche ’25 Mrs. Earline S. Lalla Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Lama, Sr. ’70 Mr. Anthony Lama ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Alex D. Lambert ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin G. Lambert ’03 Mr. & Mrs. Kent A. Lambert ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Leslie J. Lambert ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew L. Lambert ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Nolan P. Lambert ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Sidney F. Lambert III ’87 Mr. & Mrs. Sidney F. Lambert, Jr. ’64 CJ Mr. Anthony Lamonte ’80 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Lampard ’02 Mr. Chase E. Landry ’19 Mr. Christian F. Landry ’23 Mr. & Mrs. Colin V. Landry ’16 Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Landry ’66 SA The Honorable & Mrs. Joseph B. Landry ’74 Mr. Justin M. Landry ’15 Mr. Ronald J. Landry ’66 SA Mr. & Mrs. Scott R. Landry Mr. & Mrs. Victor A. Landry III ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Scott D. Lane ’79 Dr. & Mrs. James V. Lange ’64 SA Dr. & Mrs. Henry P. Langhetee ’90 Dr. & Mrs. Scott D. Lanoux ’77 Mr. & Mrs. David J. Lapene, Jr. ’98 Mr. Oswald B. Laporte, Sr. ’69 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Marcos Lara Mr. & Mrs. Chad LaRose ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Albert B. Latour ’69 SA Mr. & Mrs. Reuben B. Laws ’00 Mr. Richard H. Lea ’58 SA Lt. Col. & Mrs. William R. Leathem ’52 SA Mr. & Mrs. Craig T. Leaumont Mr. & Mrs. Jason P. LeBeouf Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. LeBlanc, Jr. Mr. Jordan T. LeBlanc ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Michael LeBlanc 28  Century II

Mr. & Mrs. Roy R. LeBlanc ’59 SA Mr. & Mrs. Stanley E. Leblanc III ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Wayne J. LeBlanc Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Le Bon ’72 Mr. & Mrs. John J. LeBourgeois ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Larry P. LeBourgeois ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Leo M. LeBourgeois ’68 SA Mr. John H. Leckert ’67 SA Mr. James H. Ledet III ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Lee Mr. & Mrs. Edward Lee ’71 Mr. Reuben N. Lee ’79 Mr. Thomas Lee ’72 Mrs. Judy Legett Mr. Michel M. Legrand ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Barry A. Lemoine ’81 Mr. & Mrs. David A. Lemoine ’85 Mrs. Dianne S. Lemons Mr. & Mrs. Brett M. Leonard Mr. Nicholas P. Leonard ’15 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen P. Leonard ’88 Mr. Christian G. LeRouge ’85 Dr. Keith B. Lescale ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Lange J. Levy ’91 Mr. & Mrs. David Lewis Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey E. Lionnet ’92 Mr. Peter C. Litwinowicz ’81 Mr. David M. Liuzza ’67 SA Mr. Jack C. Livaudais, Jr. ’68 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Lizano, Sr. ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Juan J. Lizarraga ’60 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. LoCoco ’75 Mr. & Mrs. William L. Long ’76 Mr. Vito P. Longo ’71 Mr. Alden E. Lopez ’71 Mr. Dominic M. Lopez ’99 Mr. & Mrs. Mario F. Lopez ’96 Ms. Janet Lotz Louisiana Hospitality Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Louque Mrs. Kathryn S. Louque Mrs. Mindy D. Louviere Mr. Steven M. Lowe ’09 Mr. Stephen E. Lucas ’75 Mr. Jason S. Lunetta ’84 Mr. Greyson K. Lusignan ’25 Mr. Gabriel K. Luu ’26 Mr. & Mrs. Michael H. Lynn, Jr. ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Gerald M. Lyons ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Steve A. Lytell ’74 Mrs. Gabrielle G. Macaluso Dr. & Mrs. Joseph N. Macaluso, Jr. ’71 Mr. Lane L. Macaluso ’00 Mr. & Mrs. William L. MacDowell Mr. Anthony J. Maenza ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Maestri Mr. Salvador Maffei, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey M. Magill ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Magri ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence D. Maitrejean Mr. & Mrs. Wayne R. Maldonado ’81 Mr. & Mrs. George N. Malek ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Dan Malo Mr. Robert Eisterhold & Mrs. Cindy Mandina Deacon & Mrs. Tyrell T. Manieri, Jr. ’64 SA Mr. Darin K. Mann ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Baldassare A. Mannino ’55 SA Dr. Richard C. Manthey ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Tristan E. Manthey ’88 Mr. & Mrs. Troy M. Manthey ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Warde J. Manuel ’86 Marathon Petroleum Company

Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Marcel ’99 Marcel J. Damiens Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey J. Marcello ’91 Mr. Paul M. Marcello ’12 Mr. Anthony T. Marchese ’67 SA Mrs. Nicole King & Mr. Armando I. Margan’83 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence R. Margiotta Mr. Gregory P. Marks ’08 Mr. Kerry M. Marks ’76 Dr. & Mrs. Robert P. Marler ’67 SA Mr. & Mrs. Clyde P. Martin III ’75 Mr. Colin P. Martin ’05 Mr. & Mrs. William J. Martin ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffery A. Martina ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Wesley P. Martinez Mr. Darren J. Martino ’21 Mrs. Marsha Mason Mr. & Mrs. Raymond M. Massett ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen W. Materne ’73 Mr. R. Gwaine Mathews ’84 Mr. Todd M. Mathieu, Sr. ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Benny Matthews ’91 Mr. & Mrs. Louis Mauterer III Mr. & Mrs. Steven M. Mauterer ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Carey Mavor Mr. & Mrs. George P. Mayer ’81 Mr. Jacob J. Mayer ’03 Mr. & Mrs. John J. Mayer ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Mayer ’05 Mr. Mike C. Mayronne ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Michael B. McAdam, Jr. ’78 Mr. Michael B. McAdam ’53 SA Mr. & Mrs. Raymond J. McCabe III ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Frank C. McCaskell ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick H. McClain Mr. & Mrs. Michael McCloskey Mr. & Mrs. Christian P. McClung ’04 Mr. James L. McCormick, Jr. ’60 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. McCoy ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Gerard L. McCrory ’70 Mr. Scott P. McCrossen ’88 Mr. & Mrs. James T. McCulla ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Jeb C. McCulla ’04 Mr. John D. McCulla, Jr. ’69 CJ Mr. Mark F. McCulla ’78 Dr. Cherie P. LeSaicherre & Mr. Keith P. McDermott ’88 Mr. & Mrs. John M. McDonald, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Ron C. McDonald, Jr. ’82 Mr. Walter R. McDonnell ’66 SA Dr. Graham J. McDougall, Jr. ’67 CJ Mr. Dennis C. McDowell ’76 Mr. John C. McGowan ’73 Mr. Stephen A. McInnis ’85 Mr. Joseph M. McManus, Jr. ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Joel T. McMullen ’79 Mr. Robert G. McNamara ’69 SA Mr. William J. McNamara III ’64 SA Mr. Clyde G. McShan II Mr. & Mrs. James C. Melchers ’01 Mr. Peter J. Mele ’75 Dr. & Mrs. Anthony C. Melito ’76 Ms. Ondina C. Mendoza Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Mese Mr. & Mrs. Ronald A. Messina ’63 SA Mr. & Mrs. Gerald J. Messonnier ’75 Mr. Michael J. Messonnier ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen D. Messonnier ’82 Methodist Health System Foundation Inc. Mr. Charles J. Metoyer ’65 SA Mr. Guy F. Mevers ’63 SA Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey E. Meyers ’00

Mr. & Mrs. Michael B. Meyers ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Meyn ’75 Mr. Joshua D. Meza ’96 Captain & Mrs. Armand F. Michel ’68 SA Mr. & Mrs. Christopher M. Michel ’95 Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Midkiff, Jr. ’03 Mr. Carl J. Miles Mr. & Mrs. Clifford A. Miller ’58 CJ Mr. Bradley L. Mills ’85 Mr. & Mrs. David Mills ’99 Mr. & Mrs. Darren Milner Mr. Brian W. Minnick ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Darrell C. Mipro ’88 Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy V. Mipro ’03 Mr. & Mrs. Terry J. Mipro ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. Miramon ’76 Mr. & Mrs. James J. Miranda ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Carl J. Mistretta ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Carl J. Mistretta ’62 SA Mr. Bernard H. Mitchell ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick R. Mitchell ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Mitchell ’79 Mr. John G. Mithen ’73 Mr. Roger T. Mithen ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Mmahat Mr. Andrew J. Mock ’27 Mr. Cameron A. Moises ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Gerald F. Moll ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph I. Molyneux, Jr. ’05 Mr. Paul M. Moncada ’87 Mr. & Mrs. Jake M. Monfra-Spellman ’20 Mr. & Mrs. Todd S. Monnin ’84 Dr. Frank J. Monte, M.D. ’69 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Harold L. Montreuil, Jr. ’64 CJ Mr. & Mrs. David Montz Mr. Jordan P. Montz ’03 Mrs. Carolyn F. Mooney Mr. & Mrs. Billy C. Moore II ’80 Mr. & Mrs. Hillar C. Moore III ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Moore, Jr. ’58 SA Mr. & Mrs. Stanton E. Moore ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Tim G. Moore ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Ryan C. Moran Mr. & Mrs. Ross M. Morel ’95 Mr. & Mrs. Stewart E. Morlier IV ’93 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Morris ’89 Dr. Cori A. Morrison & Mr. Dwight C. Morrison Mr. Charles L. Morvant ’60 CJ Mr. Franklin M. Mouille, Jr. ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Marc E. Mouton ’85 Mr. Brian J. Muller ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Muller ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Jared J. Mumphrey ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Munch, Jr. Mr. Barry A. Muniz ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Muniz, Jr. ’67 SA Mr. & Mrs. Casey A. Munson ’97 Mr. Karl A. Munster ’80 Mr. Connor P. Murphy ’13 Mr. & Mrs. David B. Murphy ’67 SA Mr. & Mrs. Donald G. Murphy ’72 Mr. & Mrs. James J. Murphy ’69 CJ Mr. & Mrs. James G. Murphy, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Louis M. Murphy, Jr. Mr. Mark S. Murphy ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Murphy, Sr. Mr. John M. Murret ’53 SA Dr. & Mrs. Joseph H. Murry, Jr. ’64 SA Mr. & Mrs. Clayton A. Musacchia ’68 SA Mrs. Daralee Musso Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Musso ’77 Mr. & Mrs. Tomas J. Nally

Annual Giving (July 1, 2024 - June 30, 2025) Mr. & Mrs. Garrett M. Napier ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Tim R. Napier Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Nash II ’12 Mr. Charlie Natividad, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. David L. Nault ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Nault ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Jack H. Neelis II Dr. Lynne Neitzschman Mr. Nicholas J. Nelson ’69 SA Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Nenos, Jr. ’64 SA Mr. & Mrs. Aaron B. Newitt ’91 Mr. & Mrs. Don S. Ng Mrs. Elizabeth Nice Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Nichols ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Gregory D. Nick ’69 SA Mr. Bruce J. Nicolosi ’80 Mr. & Mrs. Kirt J. Nicolosi ’88 Mr. Daniel F. Nolan, Jr. ’68 SA Mr. & Mrs. John W. Norwood III Mr. & Mrs. John W. Norwood IV ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Darrell L. Noveh ’70 Mrs. Cindy Nuesslein Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Nugent ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Nunes Mr. Andrew N. O’Brien, Jr. ’06 Mr. Shane M. O’Brien ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel F. O’Brien Mr. Ian M. O’Cain ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Keith J. O’Cain ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Douglas J. O’Callaghan ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. O’Connor III ’85 Mr. Randall P. Oddo ’62 SA Mr. Terrence T. O’Donnell ’64 SA Mr. Ernest J. Ohlmeyer ’64 CJ Mr. Keith N. Oldendorf ’76 Mr. & Mrs. James A. Olivard ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Oliveri IV ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Oliveri ’05 Dr. & Mrs. Errol J. Olivier ’70 Mr. Lexington L. Olivier ’22 Mr. & Mrs. Sidney J. Olivier ’60 SA Mr. & Mrs. Kerry C. O’Neal ’78 Orleans Capital Management Corporation Mr. & Mrs. Ronald P. O’Rorke ’66 SA Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. O’Rourke, Jr. ’66 SA Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. O’Rourke ’90 Oscar J. Tolmas Charitable Trust Mr. & Mrs. Scott M. Oswald ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Bryan J. Oubre ’97 Mr. Richard J. Oubre Mr. Michael P. Owen ’74 Mr. Timothy Packard ’97 Mr. Arnaldo Padilla ’87 Mr. & Mrs. Ian M. Palao ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Victor J. Palazola Mr. & Mrs. Roddy D. Palazzo ’95 Mr. & Mrs. Steven A. Panepinto ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Frank R. Panno ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Albert S. Pappalardo, Sr. ’60 SA Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Pappalardo, Sr. ’66 SA Mr. & Mrs. Vincent J. Parenti ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Parra ’64 SA Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Parris ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Paternostro ’75 Mr. Michael A. Pearse ’86 Mr. & Mrs. William M. Peavey ’91 Mr. & Mrs. David A. Pecot, Jr. ’76 Mr. Bryce A. Pellegrin ’20 Mr. & Mrs. William W. Peltier ’00 Mr. Charles R. Penot, Jr. ’75 Ms. Faith Peperone Mr. Armand B. Pepperman, Jr. ’59 CJ

Ms. Jennifer Perilloux Mr. & Mrs. Roy J. Perilloux ’65 SA Mr. & Mrs. Scott M. Perrien ’96 Mr. & Mrs. John J. Perrone, Jr. ’66 SA Mr. & Mrs. John D. Person ’73 Mr. John C. Pervel, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Patrick S. Pescay ’56 SA 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. Dr. & Mrs. Lynn J. Philippe ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Dean G. Pigeon ’06 Mr. Thomas K. Pinner ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Garrett L. Pizzaloto ’95 Dr. & Mrs. Lloyd A. Pizzaloto, D.D.S. ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Pizzo ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Victor J. Pizzo ’63 SA Mr. John G. Planchet ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Chester J. Plauche ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Byron J. Pogue ’98 Mr. Henry Poirier Mr. & Mrs. Roy Ponthier Mrs. Margaret Porta Mr. & Mrs. Ronald A. Porter ’64 SA Mr. John A. Portero ’64 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Brad S. Pote Mr. & Mrs. Shawn C. Potter ’96 Mr. & Mrs. John I. Poumaroux III ’01 Mr. Butler E. Powell ’56 SA Dr. & Mrs. Dennis R. Preau ’77 Mr. & Mrs. Gerald T. Preau ’71 Mr. & Mrs. James L. Preau ’64 SA Mr. Brett J. Prendergast ’80 Mr. Raymond L. Price III ’13 Mr. Eugene A. Priestley ’81 Mr. Thomas R. Priestley ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Harry P. Prieto, Jr. ’59 SA Mr. Lance J. Priez ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Gordon J. Prima ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick R. Pritchett ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Randy Provensal Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Provenzano, Jr. ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Provenzano ’65 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Christopher R. Puccio ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Gabriel Puccio ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Quackenbos ’99 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Quatrocci Mr. Trevor J. Quatroy ’16 Mr. & Mrs. Ellis M. Quigley ’42 SA Dr. & Mrs. Robert Quinilty Mr. & Mrs. Dennis M. Quinn 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 Ms. Maggie Radetich Mr. & Mrs. Rand Ragusa Raising Cane’s Mrs. Jan Raley Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Ramagos ’96 Mr. Vincent L. Ramoneda ’46 SA 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. Lance Ranlett ’91 Mr. & Mrs. Zachary M. Rau ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Steve Rauch ’78

Mr. Christopher M. Rayle ’15 Mr. Sidney F. Raymond ’57 SA Mr. & Mrs. James B. Redding, Jr. ’77 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Rednour Dr. & Mrs. Phillip L. Reed Mr. William A. Reese ’67 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas E. Reggio ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Jacob Reichert ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey S. Reid ’85 Mr. Simeon B. Reimonenq ’80 Renaissance Charitable Foundation, INC Mr. Albert A. Rensch, Jr. ’64 SA Mr. & Mrs. Jerome J. Reso, Jr. ’55 SA Mr. & Mrs. Patrick K. Reso ’82 Mr. Richard A. Reso ’62 SA Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Reso ’83 Mr. Ronald J. Reso ’56 SA Mr. & Mrs. Paul W. Reuter ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Gary F. Reynolds Mr. & Mrs. Terrel A. Rhoton, Jr. ’91 Mr. & Mrs. Terrel A. Rhoton, Sr. Major & Mrs. Edwin Rich II ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin M. Rich ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel D. Richard ’72 Mr. Michael A. Riches ’96 Mrs. Elaine P. Ridgley Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Ridgley, Jr. ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Ridgley III ’12 Mr. & Mrs. John M. Rigney, Jr. ’84 Dr. Charlene D. & Dr. Wayne J. Riley ’77 Mr. Thomas J. Rini ’67 SA Mr. & Mrs. Melvin G. Ripp, Jr. ’64 SA Mr. & Mrs. Leonard J. Rizzo ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Ryan H. Robbins ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Marc L. Robert ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Roberts ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Rick Robey ’74 Mr. & Mrs. John V. Robichaux, Jr. ’69 CJ Mrs. Anna S. Robinson Mr. Beau M. Robinson ’22 Ms. Catherine D. Robinson Mr. & Mrs. James T. Roche ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin C. Rodick ’83 Mr. Alan F. Rodriguez ’64 SA Mr. & Mrs. Barry E. Rodriguez ’79 Mr. Christian E. Rodriguez ’05 Mr. & Mrs. Eric Rodriguez Mr. & Mrs. Albert E. Roevens, Jr. ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Robert V. Rohli ’85 Ms. Gail S. Rojas Mr. John Rojas, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Norman J. Romagosa ’73 Mr. Ronald R. Romagossa ’84 Romaguera Photography Mr. & Mrs. Ralph J. Romaguera, Jr. ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Ralph J. Romaguera, Sr. ’67 SA Mr. & Mrs. Dart J. Romano ’76 Mr. Joseph G. Romano ’69 SA Mr. & Mrs. Mark G. Romano ’00 Mr. Blake E. Romig ’14 Mr. Jerry E. Romig, Jr. ’72 Mr. David Briggs & Mr. Mark C. Romig ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Rood ’85 Mr. André J. Roques III ’91 Colonel Paul F. Roques ’61 SA Mr. & Mrs. Paul N. Rosefeldt ’62 SA Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Rossi, Jr. ’61 SA Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Rossi III ’86 Mr. Edward C. Rossi ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey J. Rossi ’96 Mr. Chuck Roth Mr. Robert J. Roth ’75

Mr. Brian J. Rotolo ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Roubion ’72 Dr. & Mrs. Ryan C. Roubion ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Maurice L. Rouen ’70 Dr. Thomas J. Roussel ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Casey J. Rowe ’86 Mr. James E. Ruckert, Jr. ’03 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Ruckert Mr. & Mrs. Frank Rugeley Mr. & Mrs. Kevin P. Rupert ’83 Mr. Alex L. Rupp ’20 Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Rupp ’80 Mr. & Mrs. Brett A. Ruppel ’99 Mr. Stewart J. Rush ’05 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew L. Russo ’05 Mr. & Mrs. Jon A. Russo ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Steven M. Russo ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Shane M. Saacks ’01 Mr. Jules G. Sabrier ’64 SA Mr. & Mrs. Gerald D. Sachitano, Jr. ’95 Mr. Claus E. Sadlier ’84 Mr. Jeffrey G. Sager ’75 Mrs. Kathleen Sakowski Mr. Manuel A. Sala ’46 SA Mr. Jeffrey D. Salzer, Esq. ’79 Mr. & Mrs. James E. Sam-Pang Fr. Andrew V. Sanchez ’03 Mr. & Mrs. Emile E. Sander IV ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Eric K. Sander ’76 Ms. Nancy Sander Mr. & Mrs. Christian Sander Captain & Mrs. Leonard J. Sapera, USN ’58 SA Mr. & Mrs. Gerard L. Sarradet ’69 SA Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Sauvage ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen T. Saux ’66 SA Mr. Holden R. Savoie ’16 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey J. Savois ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Steven J. Savois ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Louis A. Savoye ’61 SA Mr. Edward S. Sawaya ’66 SA Mr. Michael A. Scaffidi ’67 SA Mr. Justin D. Scanlan ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Schaefer ’87 Mr. & Mrs. Kernion T. Schafer ’69 SA Mr. Eugene M. Schaneville ’58 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth S. Schaneville ’96 Mr. George W. Scheaffer, Jr. ’68 SA Mr. & Mrs. Edward M. Scheidt ’57 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Arthur L. Schellhaas ’62 SA Mr. & Mrs. Boyd T. Schellhaas ’67 SA Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Schembre ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Schepens Mr. Ronald Scheuermann ’07 Mr. Tyler Scheuermann ’07 Ms. Julie A. Schexnaildre Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Schexnayder, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Marc J. Schexnayder ’06 Mr. & Mrs. Jared A. Schexnaydre ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Schick ’96 Mr. & Mrs. John W. Schilleci ’61 SA Mr. M. Donald Schindler ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Schindler ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Ralph A. Schindler, Sr. ’53 SA Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Schiro ’66 SA Mr. Eric J. Schleismann ’00 Mr. George Schlorff Mr. & Mrs. Henry Schlorff Dr. & Mrs. Brant W. Schmidt, D.D.S. ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert R. Schmidt III Mr. & Mrs. John W. Schmidt ’69 SA Mr. & Mrs. Paul S. Schmidt ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Darryl A. Schmitt ’72 Century II  29

Annual Giving (July 1, 2024 - June 30, 2025) Schneider Paper Products, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Corey M. Schneider ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Dennis M. Schneider ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Harry A. Schneider ’73 Mr. Justin P. Schneider ’03 Mr. & Mrs. Kurt M. Schneider ’61 SA Mr. & Mrs. Mark F. Schneider ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Mark F. Schneider, Jr. ’00 Mr. Matthew E. Schneider ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Schneider ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Paul H. Schneider ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Scott A. Schneider ’01 Dr. & Mrs. Vic P. Schneider ’62 SA Reverend Michael J. Schneller ’64 SA Mr. & Mrs. David L. Schommer ’79 Mr. Gerard H. Schreiber, Jr. ’67 CJ Mrs. Margaret R. Schultheis Mr. Kevin P. Schultz ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Richard K. Schultz ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Paul T. Schulz ’03 Schwab Charitable Fund Mr. & Mrs. Douglas M. Schwab ’82 Mr. Joseph R. Schwab, Jr. ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey J. Schwaner ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Tom T. Schwaner ’57 SA Ms. Donna Q. Schwegmann Mr. & Mrs. John F. Schwegmann Mr. Gary J. Scioneaux ’75 Mrs. Barbara W. Sciortino Mr. & Mrs. John Sconza ’72 Mr. & Mrs. D. Byron Scullin ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Fenner O. Sedgebeer ’68 SA Mr. & Mrs. Brett J. Seeger ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Francis B. Segrave, Jr. ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Mark R. Segreto ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Troy L. Sehlinger ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Alan C. Seicshnaydre ’61 SA Mr. & Mrs. Scott C. Seiler ’79 Mr. John S. Seipel Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Sensebe ’65 SA Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Sentilles ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. Serio ’69 CJ Mr. Clifford E. Settoon ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Seuzeneau ’83 Ms. Sasha M. Sevin Mr. & Mrs. Matthew S. Sharpe ’03 Mr. Michael Pfaff & Ms. Lacy Shaw Mr. & Mrs. Scott P. Shea ’81 Mr. Cole D. Sheehan ’15 Mr. Jesse H. Sheffield ’62 SA Shell Oil Company Mr. Steven K. Shields, Jr. ’17 Mr. & Mrs. Willard W. Shilling Short Stop Po-Boys Mr. & Mrs. David E. Sibley ’53 SA Dr. Victoria Siegel & Mr. Raymond Siegel Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey J. Siemann ’05 Mr. John C. Silbernagel III ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew D. Silva Mr. & Mrs. Leonard D. Simmons, Jr. ’64 CJ Mr. Keith Simoneaux Mr. Gerald E. Singer ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Godfred C. Singer ’60 SA Mr. & Mrs. Henry J. Singer ’64 SA Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Sintes ’75 Dr. B. Todd Sitzman ’82 Ms. Debbie G. Skrmetta Mr. Anthony J. Slavich ’75 CDR Kevin E. Smathers Mr. & Mrs. Allen L. Smith ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Smith Mr. & Mrs. James R. Smith ’77 30  Century II

Mr. & Mrs. Chris E. Smith, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Smith ’65 SA Mr. William D. Smith ’05 Mrs. Suzanne B. Snider Mr. William M. Soniat, Jr. ’02 Dr. Dennis I. Sonnier, Jr. & Dr. Christina Grishman Mr. & Mrs. Henry W. Spansel, Jr. ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Randy L. Speed ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Kenny Spellman ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Brent G. Spitale ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. St John ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Stack ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Stall ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Charles T. Stall ’02 Mr. & Mrs. J. Lee Stall ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Rowland B. Stalter ’77 Mr. Christopher A. Stant ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick M. Stant ’87 Mr. & Mrs. David A. Stechmann ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Denis L. Stein Mr. & Mrs. Jason J. Steinle ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. Stephens ’74 Mr. Harold J. Steppe, Jr. ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Stevens Mr. Hunter J. Stewart ’75 Mr. Robert L. Stierwald II ’29 Mr. Frank E. Stire ’60 SA Mr. & Mrs. George Stratikis Mr. & Mrs. John F. Stumpf, Jr. ’59 SA Mr. & Mrs. Victor J. Suane ’94 Mrs. Jean Sublette Dr. & Mrs. Brendon J. Sumich ’01 Mr. Jason K. Sumich ’17 Dr. Christi K. Sumich & Dr. Leni T. Sumich II’90 Mr. Neil E. Surgi ’67 SA Mr. & Mrs. Randal M. Swain ’79 Mr. Bob A. Sylvia ’82 Mr. Michael H. Szczepanski ’64 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Taix ’91 Mr. Angelo J. Talamo ’63 SA Mr. David R. Talazac ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Keith P. Taranto ’95 Mr. Derek Taravella ’95 Mr. Jarod S. Tassin ’16 Mr. Kevin Paul Tassin, Jr. ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin P. Tassin, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Gerald P. Tauzier ’64 SA Mr. & Mrs. Mark G. Tauzier ’95 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy R. Taylor, Jr. ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffray A. Teague ’91 Mr. Charles C. Teamer ’76 Dr. Toya Barnes-Teamer & Mr. Roderic F. Teamer ’80 Dr. & Mrs. Victor E. Tedesco ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Vincent R. Tenisci, Jr. ’64 CJ Mr. & Mrs. David M. Terrie ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Gary J. Tessero, Sr. ’75 The American Legion Ed Brauner Post 307 Mr. & Mrs. David K. Theard ’00 Mr. Kyle M. Theard ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Melroy G. Theriot, Jr. ’60 SA Mr. & Mrs. Ronald T. Thibodeaux, Jr. ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Joshua Thomas ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Iran A. Thompson II Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Thompson Mr. & Mrs. George J. Thorne ’67 SA Mr. & Mrs. Alan V. Thriffiley, Sr. ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Alan V. Thriffiley, Jr. ’95 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Thriffiley ’82 Mr. Spencer T. Tillman ’19

Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Timmons Mr. Jeremy G. Toepfer ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Ernest D. Tomasello ’69 CJ Mr. & Mrs. James E. Tonglet ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Warren Torres, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Leon H. Toups, Jr. ’62 SA Mr. & Mrs. Todd M. Tournillon ’92 Mrs. Maggie Trainor Mr. & Mrs. Milton M. Trainor ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Trainor, Jr. ’96 Mr. A. Taylor Tramontana ’05 Dr. Joseph Tramontana ’60 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Salvador Tramontana, Jr. ’59 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Beebe Tran Mr. & Mrs. Evan H. Trapani ’01 Mr. G. Frank Traub ’68 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Kurt M. Traub ’95 Mr. Earl Tregre Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Trentacosta Mr. & Mrs. David G. Trepagnier, Jr. ’14 Mr. Harrison A. Trepagnier ’15 Mr. & Mrs. Bradley S. Treuting ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen R. Treuting ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Triche ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth E. Troncoso ’66 SA Mr. Hayden L. Tubbs ’21 Ms. Karen Tuccio Mr. & Mrs. Ronald O. Tullier ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Bert J. Turner ’94 Mr. Gavin M. Turner ’23 Mr. Liam J. Turner ’24 Mr. Raymond V. Turner, Jr. ’77 Mr. Ignatius C. Tusa ’60 SA Mr. Brett B. Umbdenstock ’08 Mr. & Mrs. David W. Underwood 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 J. Valadie ’67 SA Lt. Col. Helio J. Valdes ’68 SA Mr. & Mrs. Jon M. Valenti Mr. Michael J. Valenti ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Valiente ’79 Mr. & Mrs. James L. Vallee ’64 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 Dr. Oscar A. Varela ’68 SA Mr. Robert J. Vasquez ’64 CJ Mr. John E. Veca, Jr. ’84 Mr. Harold J. Vega, Jr. ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Dale P. Velez ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Paul G. Verdigets ’66 SA Mr. & Mrs. Leon L. Verriere ’61 SA Mr. & Mrs. Christopher R. Vicknair Mr. & Mrs. Darren T. Vicknair Dr. & Mrs. Brent D. Videau ’79 Mr. & Mrs. David Viener Mr. & Mrs. Chad M. Vignes ’05 Mr. & Mrs. Jason P. Villemarette ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Kelly J. Vince ’76 Dr. & Mrs. Cary Vincent Mr. & Mrs. David L. Vinci ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Donald W. Vinci ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Allen W. Vinet ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Vitrano, Jr. ’99 Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Voitier III ’66 SA Mr. & Mrs. Steven D. Vollenweider Mr. Steven Vu & Dr. Cecile Vu Mr. David J. Waguespack ’83

Mr. Nicholas J. Waguespack ’23 Mr. & Mrs. Jonald J. Walker ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Scott A. Walker ’93 Mr. Tyronne B. Walker ’02 Deacon & Mrs. Wayne G. Walker ’64 SA Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Wall Dr. & Mrs. Robert W. Wallace II ’09 Mr. Mark D. Waller ’02 Mr. Charles W. Walsten ’19 Mr. & Mrs. John S. Walter III ’05 Mr. & Mrs. Garrett A. Walters ’74 Mr. Christopher D. Wanko ’96 Mr. Edward R. Washington III ’80 Mr. John L. Wayne ’73 Mr. & Mrs. M.J. Weber Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Webre, Jr. ’64 SA Mr. Kevin A. Webster ’81 Mr. Robert H. Wegener III ’93 Mr. & Mrs. Glenn P. Welch Dr. & Mrs. Stephen M. Welcker ’70 Ms. Karen Wellman Mr. & Mrs. Wayne H. Wellmeier, Jr. ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Roderick K. West ’86 Mr. Philip A. Wetzel ’65 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Timothy M. Wheelahan ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Toby M. Whitfield ’90 Mr. George J. Wichser ’69 SA Dr. & Mrs. Frank E. Wilklow Mrs. Janice C. Williams Mr. & Mrs. Mark Williams Mr. Mason K. Williams ’15 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher M. Williams Mr. & Mrs. P. Lindsey Williams ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Alfred B. Wills, Jr. ’69 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Craig A. Wills ’03 Mr. & Mrs. John P. Wilson ’86 Mr. Roy M. Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Jared Wimberley Mr. & Mrs. Louis P. Wingerter ’83 Mr. & Mrs. John C. Wingrave II ’65 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Winkler ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Winkler III ’69 SA Mr. & Mrs. Wayne D. Winkler ’80 Mr. Jeffrey J. Winn ’80 Mr. & Mrs. Aaron D. Winstein ’90 Dr. Larry A. Wise ’67 SA Mr. & Mrs. Mark T. Wisniewski ’81 Mr. & Mrs. James E. Witchen ’69 CJ Mr. Timothy J. Wolter ’86 Mr. Brennan M. Womack ’05 Mr. & Mrs. Alex Wood ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Jordan C. Woods ’05 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond J. Yakelis Mr. & Mrs. Roger Yankoupe ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Lowell A. Ybos ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Brian A. Yokum ’78 Mr. Mitchell A. Yokum ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Yost Mr. & Mrs. George R. Young, Jr. ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Young Mr. Patrick G. Young ’07 Mr. John J. Zamora III ’60 SA Ms. Aryanna M. Gamble & Mr. Craig A. Zeller ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Mark Zimmer ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Jeff M. Zimmerman ’95 Mr. & Mrs. John P. Zimmerman ’74 Mr. & Mrs. John E. Zitzmann III ’66 CJ

Admissions DISCOVERY DAY

CRUSADER KID CLUB Brother Martin High School is offering an exciting new opportunity for future Crusaders to join the Crusader Kids Club - The Official Kids Club of Brother Martin! Crusader Kids Club (CKC) will enable future Crusaders and their families to connect and explore unique opportunities and experiences together. Contact our Admissions office with any questions at (504) 283-1561 (ext. 3022) or admissions@brothermartin.com. LEGACY NIGHT

In late September, Brother Martin held its 2025 Crusader Discovery Day for 5th-8th grade prospective students to discover what it means to be a Crusader and join the Crusader Brotherhood. Prospects enjoyed a hearty breakfast, interactive games at various campus locations, a warm welcome from the Assistant Principal for Admissions, Carlos Bogran III ’99. Students toured campus and participated in activities designed to showcase the Brother Martin experience: engaging science demos in the Meyer Building, an Extracurricular Club Fair in the First Floor Resource Center, meet-and-greets with athletic teams and coaches, and first-hand testimonies from current students. The fun culminated in an energetic Discovery Day Pep Rally in Conlin Gym, featuring performances by the Crusader Band, appearances by the Brother Martin Cheerleaders, and lively relay games led by our Student Council. SUMMER CAMP

The 2025 Summer Campers participated in academic games, basketball, outdoor wilderness, robotics, and track and field. Donnie Midkiff ’03, Camp Director, and his staff led field trips, meals, and other activities. Athletic speciality camps included baseball, basketball, football, soccer, tennis, and wrestling.

Do you know a future Crusader? Contact the Carlos Bogran III ’99, Assistant Principal for Admissions (504) 283-1561 for more information.

Crusader families were welcomed home to Elysian Fields Avenue for our 12th annual Legacy Night in mid-September. This memorable night provided Alumni the opportunity to share their own memories of the Crusader Brotherhood with sons and loved ones, making it a special evening of connection across generations. Director of Alumni Relations Chris Heine ’03 and Assistant Principal for Admissions Carlos Bogran III ’99 welcomed over 140 families during this wonderful event. C RIMSON & GOLD DAY This summer, rising 6th & 7th grade future Crusaders donned their favorite colors for our summer CRIMSON & GOLD event. Future Crusaders played games, forged friendships, and won amazing prizes. Our Student Ambassadors led our guests in round robin team games, including a free throw shootout, cup relay, twister toss, and much more. Guests also met Brother Martin faculty and staff.

TENNIS TOURNAMENT MARCH 16, 2026 CITY PARK TENNIS CENTER Food by Class of 1981, Karaoke, Ladies of the Shield Specialty Drinks, Sushi, and Tennis. Don’t miss it! Century II  31

Campus News Academics Logan Drouet ’26 has been honored as a National Merit Semifinalist. Logan has been recognized for his Academic Excellence and achievement on the PSAT exam. Logan is one of the 16,000 semifinalists nationwide, less than 1% of high school seniors, who will continue to compete for a National Merit Scholarship. NATIONAL AP SCHOLARS 100% of eligible Brother Martin AP students from the classes of 2025 and 2026 earned national AP Scholar Recognition. To qualify for this honor, students must score a 3 or higher on three or more AP Exams. Twelve students are AP Scholars, fourteen are AP Scholars with Honor, and twenty-one are AP Scholars with Distinction. We are extremely proud of our students’ dedication to Academic Excellence, one of the four pillars of Brother Martin High School. NATIONAL MERIT RECOGNITION

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Ian Acosta ’26, Joshua Dinh ’26, Jack Heard ’26, Blake Hebert ’26, and David LaVie ’26 are Commended Students nationwide based on their scores on the 2024 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. ACADEMIC SCHOLARS 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. The ceremony took place after Mass, celebrating the Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. TEST PREP Brother Martin High School’s test prep program is designed to prepare students for the Pre-ACT, ACT, and PSAT exams. Spearheaded by Assistant Principal for Academics, Michael Lynn ’04, Brother Martin kicked off its first of ten standardized test preparation courses last week. This preparation and hard work in the pursuit of Academic Excellence culminated in our fall testing day on October 30, 2025. Students will participate in ten more sessions during the spring semester before spring standardized testing. LHSAA ALL-ACADEMIC AWARDS The recipients have demonstrated excellence both on the field and in the classroom. LHSAA Cross Country All-Academic Composite Team (Earned a 4.0 on a non-weighted scale) Devin Nicks ’26, Hudson Wall ’26 LHSAA Cross Country All-Academic Divisional Team Ian Acosta ’26, Will Lionnet ’26, Anders Maitrejean ’26, Devin Nicks ’26, Hudson Wall ’26. LHSAA Football All-Academic Composite Team (Earned a 4.0 on a non-weighted scale) Christopher G’sell, Jr. ’26. 32  Century II

LHSAA Football All-Academic Divisional Team Brodie DuMontier ’26, Christopher G’sell, Jr. ’26, William Wiss IV ’26. LHSAA Swimming All-Academic Divisional Team Caleb Gabler ’26. CHEMISTRY HONORS CLASS Peter Valiente’s ’79 Chemistry Honors class visited UNO where Crusaders attended a Chemistry 1013 class lecture provided by Dr. Matthew Tarr, including a Thermochemistry demonstration. Athletics BASEBALL The Brother Martin Baseball Team claimed back-to-back Crescent City Sports Prep Summer League Championships. Brother Martin-based K’s for Kids defeated Jesuit-based Retif Oil in the league championship game, 15-3. FOOTBALL Football Record as of printing deadline 11/11/25 John Ehret W 35-7 East Ascension W 29-22 St. Paul W 37-27 New Hope High School W 38-26 Jesuit W 31-29 Archbishop Rummel L 31-7 Edna Karr L 48-13 John Curtis L 38-24 St. Augustine L 49-16 Warren Easton W 32-27 Holy Cross W 31-3 LHSAA Playoffs Liberty W 17-16 Alexandria 11/21/25 @ Alexandria LACROSSE Joseph Cusimano ’25 has been named a 2025 USA Lacrosse High School Boys’ All-Academic Honoree. SOCCER Six Brother Martin Crusader soccer team members played on the 16U USYS Boys National Presidents Cup Championship Team. H. Cammarata J. Cammarata Hudson Cammarata ’27, Jake Cammarata ’28, Nathan Wellman ’27, Torrin Rogers ’27, Kaden Rossi ’27, Owen Turner ’27 Rossi

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Campus News Campus FOUNDATION DAY LITURGY The Brother Martin High School community gathered in the Conlin Gym to participate in the Holy Sacrifice of the Foundation Day Mass on September 30th in celebration of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart. Our school community joined some international Brothers’ schools in celebration. Fr. Tony Rigoli presided over the liturgy. Special guests included members of our community who have made impactful gifts to Brother Martin High School either financially or through volunteerism or other acts of kindness. ALL SAINTS DAY LITURGY In early November, Brother Martin High School celebrated the Solemnity of All Saints, or All Saints’ Day. The morning began with Mass in the Conlin Gym, which Fr. Tony Rigoli, OMI, celebrated. CHAMPIONS OF OUR COAST Brother Martin High School has been named a “Champion of Our Coast” and Coastal Stewardship Award winner by the Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana. COLLEGE DAY

Brother Martin High School was pleased to welcome representatives from over 30 colleges and universities to share higher education insights as well as application processes in the name of Academic Excellence in the Conlin Gym. Students from Ursuline Academy also participated. BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT Crusader Parents were welcomed to campus for our “Back to School Night” in late August. Parents visited classrooms, met their children’s teachers, and learned about their courses and the classroom procedures. Parents also visited the John J. Gelpi, Jr. ’52 SA Bookstore in the Tom & Gayle Benson Mall. Representatives from our Advancement and Alumni Relations Office shared “Crusader Parent Experience” and “Elysian Fields Forever” information with our parents. RING MASS The Brother Martin Class of 2026 took part in their Senior Ring Mass, celebrated by Fr. Tony Rigoli and Fr. Stephen Dufrene, CFR, in late August, at St. Dominic Catholic Church.

RING DANCE Seniors celebrated Ring Dance with their dates in the Brother Mark Thornton Terrace in late August. There, they were able to dance, enjoy popular music, and make memories that will last for a long time to come. 1ST QUARTER SENIOR LUNCH

The Advancement and Alumni Relations Office (AARO) treated Seniors to Raising Cane’s before 1st quarter exams. Senior parents donated desserts. Chris Heine ’03, Director of Alumni Relations, encouraged students to remain focused as they head into test week. Alumni Board member Ryan Bordenave ’94 spoke with seniors. Volunteer parents, Brother Martin Food Services, and members of the AARO Team helped make this senior lunch a success. FACULTY As the 20242025 school year came to a close, we honored Lemmon Lowder Maldonado Williams retiring members of our faculty. We thanked Leo Lowder for 21 years of service, Melanie Williams for 26 years of service, Michael Lemmon for 41 years of service, and Judy Maldonado for 48 years of service. HOMECOMING DANCE

In mid-October, students from every grade level and their dates celebrated the 2025 Homecoming Dance at the Pontchartrain Convention & Civic Center. There, members of the Homecoming Court was presented and attendees danced, laughed, and enjoyed each other’s company.

JUNE 20

2026 FISHING RODEO

Join us for a day of fish, food, beverages & music. Century II  33

Campus News HALLOWEEN PEP RALLY

MU ALPHA THETA

Brother Martin High School held a spirited Halloween pep rally in the Conlin Gym. Extracurriculars BAND The Brother Martin Crusader Band, Drum Major Ethan Tran ’26, St. Mary’s Dominican Debs, and Dominican Color Guard each earned Superior ratings during the LMEA District VI Marching Band Assessment at Archbishop Shaw High School. The Crusader Band received Sweepstakes ratings (all superiors), confirming the Crusader Band’s “tradition of excellence.” CHORUS Toby Alfonso ’27 competed in the Donald W. Wood Sr. Vocal Competition and earned finalist recognition. Jack Norwood ’27 has been selected as a tenor finalist in the Honors Performance Series, where students from around the country and from abroad submitted solo auditions for consideration. Jack has been invited to perform as a member of the Honors Concert Choir at Carnegie Hall in February of 2026. He has also been invited to perform in the Honors Concert Choir at the Royal Festival Hall in London in June of 2026. DIONYSIANS The Brother Martin Dionysians performed “Into the Woods” this past October and November. KEY CLUB Members of the Brother Martin community contributed to our Key Club’s candy drive for Boo at the Zoo, the annual Halloween fundraiser benefiting Manning Family Children’s Hospital in New Orleans and the Audubon Zoo.

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The Mu Alpha Theta Club competed in the Episcopal Math Tournament in Baton Rouge in early October. Robert Kennedy ’28 placed 1st in the Algebra 2 Individual Test. Students Collin Cancienne ’28 completed his Eagle Scout project by establishing a grotto at St. Angela Merici Catholic Church.

Jacob Gustin ’26 was highlighted by WGNO and Catholic Charities for his service work at Padua House. Dillan LaFrance ’26 won the 2025 National Junior Tennis & Learning (NJTL) Essay Contest. Dillon was one of eight high-school-aged students who won the 2025 NJTL Essay Contest, which is run by the USTA Foundation and sponsored by Deloitte. The winners, selected from over 400 entries nationwide, traveled to New York City and participated in a variety of events and activities during US Open Fan Week. Dillon is a member of the Crusader Tennis Team and helped the Crusader Tennis Team win the State Championship in 2024. Caleb Patterson ’26 was selected and played in the Greater New Orleans Youth Orchestra at Carnegie Hall in New York City in June.

ALUMNI SEAFOOD DINNER Friday, April 17, 2026 • The Benson Mall

Don’t miss the largest annual gathering of Alumni! Seafood, 50/50 Raffle, Prize Raffle, Beverages, and sharing the Alumni Brotherhood! The Bookstore will be open.

Veteran’s Day

Members of the Brother Martin community gathered on campus for Veterans Day. Mass was celebrated by Fr. David Ducote ’04 in the Branton Chapel in honor of all veterans. Then, the Brother Martin NJRTOC, assisted by the Crusader Band’s accompaniment, raised the colors at the Jacques Fontan ’86 Flagpole outside the chapel. Brother Martin students and faculty, veterans, and guests, including family members of Chief Petty Officer Jacques Fontan ’86, participated in the celebration. Chief Warrant Officer Michael D. Johnson, USN (Ret.), Senior Chief Romico J. Barnes, USN (Ret.), Band Director Dominick Caronna, Jr. ’85, and Assistant Band Director Chris Bailey ’86 organized the event.

Class Lunches

Members of the St. Aloysius Class of 1966 shared their quarterly lunch with Brother Paul Montero, S.C., at Mestizo’s Restaurant in Baton Rouge in early October.

Members of the Class of 1981 shared lunch at Francesca and are planning to make it more frequent.

Members of the Cor Jesu Class of 1967 shared lunch at Mandina’s Restaurant.

Members of the Class of 1973 shared lunch at New Orleans Hamburger and Seafood Company in November. Century II  35

Alumni In The News 1961

Robert Eichhorn CJ, past International Director of Lions Clubs International, has received the Milestone Chevron Award to commemorate and recognize his 50 years of service to the Association.

1964

Terry Manieri SA celebrated the 19th anniversary of his diaconate ordination in 2025. Henry Singer SA has been named the U.N.O. 2025 Dr. Robert A. Savoie College of Engineering Distinguished Alumnus of the Year. Henry began his lifelong service with the federal government as a civil engineer trainee with the Corps of Engineers in New Orleans. He moved to Washington, DC, in 1976 to lead safety programs for the Public Buildings Service (PBS) of the General Services Administration (GSA). Ultimately, he was named Director of Safety, Health, and Fire Protection Engineering, leading the development of nationwide policy and programming. For his groundbreaking work, he was awarded the GSA Administrator’s Meritorious Service Award three times.

1966

Kingsmen & Crusaders In Print Walter McDonald ’58 CJ published Successful Key Account Management. The focus of the book is on examining the Best Industry Practices for Machine Dealer Managers in today’s industrial equipment dealerships. Sal Perricone ’70 published Cobblestones: A Novel of New Orleans, the turbulent history of Post-Reconstruction New Orleans collides with the plight of Sicilian immigrants seeking refuge in America. For more information, visit www. historiumpress.com/sal-perricone. Richard Petre ’70 has had published Sudden Death: The Green Bay Packers, the Baltimore Colts, and the NFL, 1965. For information, go to www.suddendeath1965.com.

1973

Timothy Oster received the Bronze Convoy award from Cavalier Freight Lines, recognizing his 20-year record of maintaining a moderate driving record.

Johnny Vitrano SA has been elected to the University of Southern Mississippi Athletic Hall of Fame. Coach Vitrano played baseball and basketball at USM.

1970

Paul Arrigo, CDME, has been honored with the 2025 Hall of Fame by Destinations International (DI), the world’s largest membership association for destination organizations. Paul has served the hospitality industry for nearly 50 years and was most recently President/CEO of Visit Baton Rouge from 2002 until his retirement in 2022. Major Larry Kampa (USAF Ret.) was presented the Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award for 50 years of Dedicated Service in Aviation Safety. Larry, an Air Force Academy graduate, retired as a Captain from American Airlines in 2010 and remains active in aviation pilot training and maintenance.

Alumni Around the World

David Richardson, Partner at Reitler Kailas & Rosenblatt LLP in New York, has been elected as a Council Director of the American Bar Association Section of Taxation. He was reappointed to a fiveyear term as Adjunct Professor at NYU School of Law.

1974

Dan Dodt is preparing to sell his Bayview landmark home, on sale for the first time in half a century. The 1865 Sylvester House has attracted awards, accolades, and celebrities over the course of its decades-long, meticulous renovation. The home and Dan’s story are featured in the October 19th issue of The San Francisco Standard.

1977

Michael Begg has been awarded the Grand Prize in the 2025 Faith in Film International Film Festival and Screenwriting Competition for his original screenplay, “The Autumn Paladin." The festival included more than 600 submissions from around the world. He is also a quarterfinalist for the second time in the 2025 Big Break Contest with his “The Autumn Paladin” (Action/Adventure) and “A Modest Proposal” (Period/Historical/War). Mike is one of only six writers with multiple scripts advancing in a field of over 12,000 submissions. Kevin Camarata, Chief Executive Officer at Camarata Masonry Systems, was inducted into the Texas Masonry Hall of Fame by the Texas Masonry Council. Congressman Pete Sessions presented the award commemorating the event at the Alamo in San Antonio, TX.

1978

Larry Schedler, CCIM, President of Larry G. Schedler & Associates, has been named one of Biz New Orleans’“Real Estate Influencers.” Members of the Class of 1971 traveled to Rome, Italy, to catch a Mediterranean Cruise at the end of May. Buddy Francioni, Jack Lyons, Bill Pousson, Ricky Schultz, Ronnie Vallee, Ernie Wilbur, and Dennis Winkler. 36  Century II

Alumni In The News 1979

Rick Oster, owner of OsterGolfHouses.com, was recently awarded the U.S. Amateur Tour’s Louisiana Player of the Year for golfers 50+ with a handicap of 4 to 7. OsterGolfHouses.com has seven properties on Alabama’s Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail for enthusiasts to enjoy the comfort of home while on a golf trip.

1985

Jim Tonglet, Partner at Ericksen Krentel CPAs and Consultants, has been recognized among Forbes’ list of “America’s Best-In-State CPAs” for 2025.

Barry Rodriguez was ordained to the diaconate at St. Louis Cathedral.

1981

Eddie Jacobs, NOLA Hotel Group, is one of this year’s Gold Medal Chefs Hospitality Award Winners. Eddie is part of a group of standout leaders whose passion, service, and impact continue to shape Louisiana’s hospitality industry. These individuals represent the very best of our community. Doug Mouton is now in his 2nd stint as President of the Press Club of New Orleans. He was recently elected to a new two-year term. He is the Sports Director at WWL-TV.

Jim Schoen, Business Development Director, Sr. VP at Fidelity Bank, has been recognized as one of Inside New Orleans’“Southern Gents.”

1986

Kraig S. de Lanzac, M.D., MBA, FASA, was elected first vice president of the American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA), the nation’s largest organization of anesthesiologists, on October 15. The ASA House of Delegates elected Kraig at the ANESTHESIOLOGY® 2025 annual meeting in San Antonio and will serve for one year. Kraig is director of clinical anesthesia at Tulane Lakeside Hospital and vice chair and associate professor of anesthesiology at Tulane University School of Medicine in New Orleans. Kent Lambert, a shareholder in Baker Donelson’s New Orleans office, has been named chair of the Logistics, Energy, and Manufacturing Litigation Group.

1983 Wendy’s Team

Ivan Watkins, artist, filmmaker, ethno-historian, professor, and culture bearer, was featured by NOLA.com for his artistic work on the old overpass that marks the divide between Gentilly Boulevard and Chef Menteur Highway.

1987

Dr. Robert D. Bostick III, of Metairie Orthopedics & Sports Medicine, has been recognized as a 2025 CityBusiness Health Care Hero Honoree. In early July, the 1983 American Legion team was honored before the start of the State Tournament at Kirsch-Rooney Stadium to celebrate 100 years of American Legion Baseball. The Wendy’s Team (Orleans East Post 367) won the State Championship, the Region 4 Championship, and finished 3rd at the American Legion Baseball in Fargo, North Dakota. Team members in attendance were Todd Terminie ’82, Jason Lunetta ’84, Jeff Schwaner ’84, Keith Schmitt ’84, Coach Barry Hebert ’74, Brian Muller ’84, David Ward ’83, and Nick Macaluso ’85.

1984

Chris Black has been promoted to Lieutenant Colonel and takes Command of 2nd Area Command of the Louisiana State Guard and will be headquartered at the Gillis W. Long Center in Carville, Louisiana. Gene Sausse, Vice President & General Manager at New Orleans Television, received the 2025 Jefferson Convention & Visitors Bureau Virgie Ott Tourism Award, recognizing excellence in Jefferson Parish tourism.

1988

Emmett Dupas III, Wealth Management Advisor with Bienville Capital Group, a leading financial services firm affiliated with Northwestern Mutual, was ranked among AdvisorHub’s 2025 “100 Solo Advisors to Watch.” This recognition considers three main categories: scale, growth, and professionalism. This is the third consecutive year that Emmett has been included on this listing. Sean O’Malley, Executive Producer at O’Malley Productions, directed the opening night film for the 2025 New Orleans Film Fest, named “Michalopoulos: The Art of Celebration.”

1990

Stanton Moore, percussionist for Galactic, has been nominated in the R&B/Funk category for the 2025 Modern Drummer Readers’ Poll awards.

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Alumni In The News 1993

Chadwick Landry, Investment Analyst & Cancer Advocate and President at Poydras Capital Partners, LLC, has been recognized as a 2025 CityBusiness Health Care Hero Honoree.

1994

Gus Kattengell III has been named Executive Producer of Saints and Pelicans Radio.

2006

D.J. Augustin has accepted a front office role with the Houston Rockets, the very team he played for in 2021. In his new role, he will be expected to contribute to player evaluations, scouting, and overall team strategy. D.J. had a commendable 14-season run as a professional player. D.J. will be inducted into the Louisiana High School Sports Hall of Fame Class of 2026. Corey Winters has been promoted to Lt. Colonel in the United States Marine Corps.

1999

Gregg Gremillion has been promoted to Group Truck Manager at Enterprise Truck Rental for the Dallas-Fort Worth market.

2007

Aubry Killion, WDSU, was voted Best Local Investigative Reporter in the Gambit Best of New Orleans 2025.

2001

Joey LaRocca, Fidelity Bank Commercial Relations Manager, has been recognized as one of Inside New Orleans’ “2025 Business Leaders.”

2008

2002

Matt Simone, Energy Litigator at Liskow & Lewis, has been recognized by CityBusiness for his “Leadership in Law.”

2003

Andrew Woodroof, P.E., was the 2025 “Outstanding Civil Engineer Award” winner, presented by the American Society of Civil Engineers - New Orleans Branch.

Amol Brown, Photojournalist for KGTV 10News in San Diego, won an Emmy Award for Team Coverage in Arts/Entertainment - News for his work on “A SIM-Swap Nightmare.”

2012

Andrew Golden is the Licensing Manager for Spotify.

2013

Connor Murphy graduated from the Louisiana Army National Guard’s Officer Candidate School as the honor council president of Class 65 Traditional. He commissioned as a second lieutenant and will serve as a staff officer in the 139th RSG, 773rd MP BN.

2014

Clayton Stall has been named Clubhouse Manager at Idle Hour Country Club of Macon, GA.

2015

Ryan Henderson graduated from the Louisiana State Police Academy. He has been assigned to Troop B - Kenner.

2016

Keagan Gillies was named to the 2025 All-Star Futures Game roster. Keagan pitches for the Baltimore Orioles’ Triple-A affiliate, the Norfolk Tides.

Tim Bennett ’03 and Brett Haro ’07 are the new owners of John White, Ltd., in Hattiesburg, MS. The store offers a wide selection of men’s and women’s clothing, ranging from suits and tuxedos to dresses and sportswear, and carries McCarty pottery and fashion accessories.

2004

Brad Treuting was recently awarded “Director of the Year” at Carboline Company. Brad has been with Carboline for 11 years and currently serves as Director of Sales. Operating from a position of global leadership, Carboline is considered the standard of quality high-performance coatings, linings, and fireproofing products.

2005

Justin Soileau, Senior Manager, Expansion & Partnership Strategy at Cox Communications, is part of the Jefferson Chamber of Commerce “Leadership Jefferson Class of 2026.”

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2017

Rod Thornton recently began his new role as a Staff Attorney with the Louisiana Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans.

2018

2020

Erick Lassair received a Master’s of Science Degree in Medical Physics from the Department of Nuclear/Radiological Engineering/ Medical Physics at Georgia Institute of Technology. Tre’ Morgan was named a recipient of the 2025 Minor League Rawlings Gold Glove Award. Tre’, a Triple-A first baseman with the Durham Bulls, was drafted in the third round (88th overall) of the Major League Baseball Draft by the Tampa Bay Rays in 2023.

Alumni In The News Baseball Alum Faceoff During this past baseball season, Tre Morgan ’20 faced opposing pitcher Keagan Gillies ’16 in a AAA game.

2025 Joseph Cusimano was named a 2025 USA Lacrosse High School Boys’ All-Academic Honoree. Noah Confident received the Jimmy Collins Award from the Allstate Sugar Bowl.

Brennan Stuprich was drafted by the New York Yankees in the 2025 MLB Draft.

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Race Skrmetta graduated from Pepperdine Caruso Law School with a certificate and Conflict Management a unique collaboration between Pepperdine’s undergraduate school, Seaver College, and the Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution and Graduate Law

Jacob Styron was selected by Amtrak to be the Conductor on the southbound inaugural Mardi Gras Executive train. Jacob serves as Superintendent of Operations at the Louisiana Steam Train Association, Train Conductor at Amtrak, and Board Director at the Louisiana Steam Train Association.

Patrick Laiche ’25, Nathan Malik ’25, and Grayson Smith ’25 are enrolled at the Massachusetts Maritime Academy.

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2021

Matthew Armbruster, UNO senior tennis player, earned Student-Athlete of the Year honors, and he made the Southland All-Academic Teams for the 2025 spring season. Matthew, who helped lead the Privateers to the NCAA Tournament, was Southland Tournament MVP for the season. He carried a 4.0 GPA in Biological Sciences and received his degree in May.

2022

Garrett Mmahat has received a full athletic scholarship to play football at Tulane University.

2023

Landon Reneau, a Junior at Texas Southern University, majoring in Aviation, was recently recognized as a “Groundbreaker”. A groundbreaker pushes boundaries. Landon has also been on the President’s List every semester.

Cameron Coughlin ’25 and J.D. Ward ’25 were awarded scholarships to attend Loyola on Rugby Scholarships. Tyler Anclade ’22 and Cameron Coughlin ’25 scored tries for the LSU A side in a win against Kennesaw State. Alex Selva ’22 and Juan Lopez ’25 scored in the B match. LSU defeated Alabama in rugby, 37 -17 in conference play and 40 - 7 in the B match. Tyler Anclade ’22, former Crusader center scored a try in the A game, while Cameron Coughlin ’25, former Crusader scrumhalf and captain scored a hat trick (3 tries ) in the B match with former Sader center, Blake Cordova ’25, adding a try in the B match.

Allstate Sugar Bowl Awards Banquet On August 2, 2025, the Allstate Sugar Bowl held its annual awards banquet. Coach Andy Russo was inducted into the New Orleans Sports Hall of Fame. Coach Russo coached basketball at St. Aloysius and Brother Martin. He won two state championships at Brother Martin. Noah Confident ’25 received the Jimmy Collins Award for being an outstanding individual. Richie Clementi ’25 was recognized as the Sugral Bowl Athlete of the Month for February. Tommy Smith ’71, Bro. Neal Golden ’57 CJ, Tom Cronin ’74, Dale Valdery ’71, and Jimmy McCulla ’74 attended the ceremony to celebrate Coach Andy Russo.

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Weddings 1963 Ernest Lally, Jr. to Margie Arpin 2008 Chase LaBure to Courtney Young 2014 Brandon Decareaux to Becca Grote David Trepagnier, Jr. to Carol Beckett

2015 Joshua Jouandot to Rachal Gaconi 2018 Jared Gaudet to Hallie Barsch Jacob Porche to Callie Marshall 2021 Nick Lemoine to Caeley Preston

2005 Luke Grundmeyer to Mary Kay Barreca 2014 Logan Smith to Madeline Morales 2016 Dillon Connick to Rachel Bond 2018 Joseph Parenti to Ava Maraldo

Births 1999 Bryson Eddie to Amanda and David Barker 2000 Kennedy Louise to Kendra and Jared McDonald Jaycie Paige to Kendra and Jared McDonald 2001 Breton Elizabeth to Kelli and Blake Henry 2003 Emma Beth to Allie and Justin Vicknair 2004 Lucy Reign to Danielle and Stephan Streckfus 2005 Ezra Phi to Tay and Craig Muscarello 2006 Cooper Chase to Sarah and Will Fury Milo to Urjita and John Gambino Joseph Harvey to Kristen and Vincent Patin 2007 Elsie Laine to Chandler and Daniel Dauterive Henry James-Allen to Casey Jo and Joshua Green Rami George to Erin and Nissan Patel Francis Aloysius to Ashley and Miles Trenticosta Frederick Sidney III to Michelle and Fred Zander II 2008 Olivia Rose to Kaitie and Blake Bazile Bennie Claire to Shelby and Justin Davis Presley Sloane to Elle and Colin Hotard Rogan Robert to Marissa and Al Prieto Amelia Frances to Sarah and Matthew Standige 2009 Grace Matheson to Katelyn and Joey Fontana Celeste Dominique to Gabrielle and Drew Hymel 2010 Noah Raymond to Lillian and Chas’se Boudreaux Nicholas Kevin to Lauren and Ian McAdams Marley Grace to Melissa and Trevor Moll Quinn Joseph to Kai and Matthew Quitzau Brady Hayes to Courtney and Ross Singletary Maxson Anthony to Casey and Malcolm Suttleff

PIC FROM THE PAST Photo of the corner of Elysian Fields and Gentilly Ave. Best guess, 1920s or 1930s.

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2011 Cecilia Lynn to Jamie and Ryan Conzelmann Joshua Iowa to Paige and Joshua Decareaux Liam Andrew to Elizabeth and Andrew Foundas Declan James to Taylor and Raymond Oelking Rori Claire to Courtney and Patrick Regan Levi Thomas to Courtney and Ryan Schmidt 2012 Blakely to Brianne and Brandon Broders Thomas Peter to Amanda and Dane D’Gerolamo Hans Joseph to Monique and Ben Herman Madeleine Yvonne to Claire and Dominic Schiro Jackson James to Taylor and Colin Story 2013 Sienna Ruth to Tori and Blake Battle Adelaide Burke to Melanie and Quinn Condon Walker Ellis to Sam and Ryan Hoefeld James Allen and Mary Grace to Molly and Dylan Ligori Lucy June to Shirley and Alex McGehee Jackson James to Nicole and Nicolas Morcos Jhzyr to Bre’zall and Jabbar Singleton, Jr. 2014 Banks Henry to Hannah and Sam Brewton Champ Oaks to Burckel and Greg Deichmann Miller Patrick to Ashleigh and Owen Magee Bennett Edward to Sarah and Brandon Veltrop 2016 Jude Edward to Gretchen and Stephen Rumney 2019 Pius Stephen to Meagan and Vincent Giovingo 2023 Tommie Lynn to Harley and Clayton Lonardo

In Memoriam Brother Ivy LeBlanc, S.C., a Brother of the Sacred Heart and a resident of New Orleans, Louisiana, since 1972, passed into eternal life at the Hospice and Palliative Care Unit at Ochsner Hospital in Jefferson, LA, on Friday, September 26, 2025. Brother Ivy was born Joseph Ivy LeBlanc, Jr., on September 5, 1945, in Baton Rouge, LA, to the late Joseph Ivy LeBlanc, Sr., of Breaux Bridge, LA, and the late Bridget Babin of Dutchtown, LA. He is survived by his sister, Mrs. Nancy LeBlanc Guidry (Norman) of Baton Rouge, LA; his blood brother, David LeBlanc; and several nieces and nephews. He is preceded in death by his paternal grandparents, Elegie and Mae Rees LeBlanc, with whom he was very close. As a pre-novice, Brother Ivy entered the formation program for the Brothers of the Sacred Heart on August 26, 1967, in Mobile, AL. He became a novice on August 14, 1968, at Belvidere, NJ, and he professed first vows in Metuchen, NJ, on August 15, 1969. His perpetual profession took place in Bay St. Louis, MS, on June 10, 1975, and in 2019, there was a great celebration when Brother Ivy marked the 50th anniversary of his first profession. Brother Ivy prepared for his years as a professional religious educator by earning three degrees: a Bachelor’s degree in Accounting from LSU, a Master’s degrees in Educational Administration from Tulane University, and a Master’s degree in Pastoral Ministry from Loyola University. During his 31-years in direct school ministry, Brother Ivy prefected at Catholic Boys’ Home in Mobile, AL; taught and prefected at St. Stanislaus in Bay St. Louis, MS; and taught at McGill Institute in Mobile, AL. The majority of his educational ministry, however, was spent in New Orleans, LA, on Elysian Fields Ave. at Brother Martin High School. It was there that he served as teacher, Assistant Principal for Discipline, Principal, and President from 1972 until 2000. An icon in the Assistant Principal’s office, Brother Ivy was well respected as a no-nonsense disciplinarian who could balance firmness with compassion. As an administrator, he was a gifted leader who blended a deep appreciation of the past with a creative, visionary eye always looking towards the future. He demanded excellence from everyone, especially himself, and gave his all to provide a quality, Catholic, holistic educational program for all in his charge. Brother Ivy brought his wisdom and vision to bear on his leadership role in his religious community as well. Within the Brothers of the Sacred Heart, he served as provincial for seven years, provincial councilor to seven provincials, a delegate to every legislative assembly of the Province from 1973 to 2024, a delegate to three general chapters in Rome, and as a member of many province boards. With sound judgment and a background in finances, he functioned as treasurer for the Brothers of the Sacred Heart on both the province and world-wide Institute level. A gifted speaker and zealous promoter of the charism of the founder, Brother Ivy made presentations to groups around the world and mentored future school leaders in it. A quiet man with a deep spirituality, Brother Ivy managed his job-related stress with practical outlets such as biking, running, working out, and watching sports on TV. (See tribute on pages 22-23)

James Donald Garvey, Sr. ’50 SA, 92 years of age, left this world in September. He was the 2020 Brother Martin High School Alumnus of the Year, he supported Brother Martin student trips to the “March for Life”, and was a proud Crusader Grandparent of Brandon Williams ’18. He will be sorely missed by his loving wife of 25 years, Marge, his family, and many friends.

1945 Morris J. Lapeyrouse SA 1950 Niels C. Stilling SA 1952 Ronald B. Brouphy SA Valeton J. Dansereau SA Bartholomew J. Dawson SA Rev. Msgr. Douglas A. Doussan SA James W. Ponseti, Sr. SA 1953 Michael B. McAdam SA Richard J. Melancon, Jr. SA 1954 Joseph V. Madona SA 1955 Dr. Jerome A. Planchard, Jr. SA 1956 Joseph N. Suchand SA Joseph P. Variani SA 1958 Ronald R. Crais SA Dr. Harry P. Gustafson, Jr. CJ

1959 Lucien A. Salvant CJ 1960 Frank J. Carrara, Jr. SA Robert E. Delgado SA Otis P. Guichet, Jr. SA 1961 Frederick W. Manthey CJ Santiago R. Munoz CJ 1962 Daniel J. Deblanc SA 1963 John F. Palm, Jr. CJ 1964 George G. Harker III SA Robert W. Hazard, Sr. SA James P. Hunter SA 1965 Louis L. Babin, Jr. CJ Edward A. Burke SA Deacon Harold J. Burke SA 1966 John M. Fung SA Allen D. Parra SA

1967 Glenn H. Costanza SA Joe Maggio, Jr. SA William A. Perez CJ 1969 Christian H. Eichhorn CJ 1970 Gordon G. Chalmers David C. Lee 1971 Lawrence F. Chisholm Wayne J. Ianetta 1974 Gregory M. Johnson 1976 Mark S. Lambour 1977 Bryan J. Moeller 1978 Bruce B. Nuss 1979 Scott M. Sanders 1981 Paul A. Iannazzo

1983 Michael W. Helms Michael J. Sarver 1985 Joseph L.F. Germond IV Benjamin S. Gravolet III 1987 Frank A. Mipro 1989 Edward L. Gil, Jr. 1994 Alexander J. Hankel 1998 John V. Kanellos 2000 Austin C. Stein 2009 Manuel A. Flores Founders Medal Thomas C. Causin, Jr. P89, P95, GP23, GP28

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Oh So Close

By Brother Neal Golden, S.C. ’57 CJ The most victories a Brother Martin football team has ever won in a season was 13 in the state championship year of 1971. The Crusaders won 12 the next year when they fell one game short of another state title. They also won 12 in 1985 when they lost in the semifinals. This article focuses on the 1985 season. To start the season, the Crusaders broke a 7-7 tie with 12 points in the third quarter and 14 in the fourth to secure a 33-7 non-district over South Terrebonne in Houma. QB Kenny Nicolosi ran for 112y on 14 carries, and RB Troy Oddo added 89 on 17 attempts as the Crusaders amassed a whopping 355y on the ground. Martin opened the scoring in the second quarter on a 1y run by Mark Estorge. South Terrebonne tied the game on an 81y pass from QB Kentrelle Harris to Troy Trahan. But Martin marched 71y in nine plays in the third quarter with Jay Rink scoring on an 8y pass from Nicolosi. Before the quarter ended, Nicolosi scored from the 10 after a Gator fumble to complete a 40y drive. The Crusaders added a pair of scores in the final 12 minutes on a 47y run by WR Craig Murphy and a 34y scamper by Chance Miller. Bob Conlin’s team started faster the next week on their second trip to the Houma area when they scored 14 points in the first quarter and seven in the second on their way to a 34-8 thumping of Terrebonne. The scores came on a 3y run by Estorge and carries of 28 and 7y by Donald Delatte. Murphy scored the fourth touchdown on a 35y pass from QB Garret Chachere. Miller wrapped up the scoring with an 18y run in the fourth quarter. Rod West booted four extra points. O. Perry Walker upset the Crusaders in 1984, but they were given no chance to win two in a row as Martin wrapped up non-district play with a 21-0 thumping at Pan American Stadium. Coach Chubby Marks’ defense held the Chargers to 20y rushing and intercepted four passes. Rink snagged two of the aerials and returned one 15y for a touchdown early in the second quarter to start the scoring. When Martin forced a punt, the offense traveled 55y in eight plays with Troy Oddo scoring from 2y out to make it 14-0 with 2:01 left until halftime. The final TD came on a 1y plunge by Estorge to end an 11-play, 80y drive with 3:57 left in the game. The Crusaders entered district play ranked third in the state. They lived up to that billing with a 41-7 romp over Chalmette at Suarez Stadium. As usual, Martin showcased a stingy defense and a powerful running game. After allowing a touchdown on the Owls’ first possession, the defense pitched a shutout the rest of the way. To the surprise of many, Bob Conlin’s team exhibited an effective passing game. Chachere completed six of eight passes for 129y and three touchdowns, which tied a school record for the most scoring aerials in one game. “We haven’t had to throw in the first three games,” Conlin explained. “Chachere missed a couple of weeks, and we had been kind of rusty throwing the ball. But we worked on passing a lot this week.” Garret combined with Murphy on a 63y score that tied the game at seven. The Crusaders took the lead for good early in the second quarter on a march highlighted by Oddo’s 15 and 21y runs. But it was a pass to TE Jeff Huth that covered the last 5y to put Martin in the lead for good. Late in the second quarter, a mishandled punt recovered by Warde Manuel at the Owl 33 set up Chachere’s third scoring pass, this one to Huth again. Oddo scored twice on runs of 57 and 3y. Finally, Miller’s zipped 14y for the last TD. Next came the annual clash with Jesuit. “I guess we played extremely well in the first half,” Conlin said after the game as his squad scored 28 unanswered points before halftime as they rolled to an easy 34-14 win against the Blue Jays. Oddo ran 41y to paydirt on the first Crusader play from scrimmage after a poor 21y Jesuit punt. Troy and Chachere tacked on scoring runs in the second quarter as the Crusaders rolled up 237y of offense in the first 24 minutes. Meanwhile, Jesuit 42  Century II

gained just 81y and turned the ball over three times. When Martin got the ball a second time, they drove 75y to the Blue Jay 5 only to turn the ball over on a botched handoff. But the Jays went three-and-out again to set up the Crusaders on the Jesuit 30 after another short punt and a penalty. Oddo took a 19y pass from Chachere and then scored the TD on a 6y run on the final play of the quarter. 14-0 Martin. The Jays finally got some momentum on their next possession, moving to the Martin 45. But pressure from West forced QB Tommy English into an intentional grounding penalty on fourth down. Starting from the Jesuit 41, Martin scored in 11 plays. The key play was a Chachere pass to Huth for 16y to the three. Garret scored the TD from the one for make it 21-0 with 2:11 left in the half. But that was enough time for another Crusader score set up when Stant picked off another pass and returned to the Blue Jay 35. On the first play, Chachere connected with Delatte to make it 28-0. The Crusaders’ only second half points came on a 1y plunge by Oddo. Jesuit finally got two touchdowns in the fourth quarter to make the final score a more respectable 34-14. The Crusaders, now ranked No. 1 in the metro area, played a rare Sunday game against Holy Cross. The Crusaders led only 14-7 in the third period when three pass interceptions turned the game into a rout before 4,000 fans. “Our secondary turned the game around,” said Conlin. “Holy Cross was very tough inside defensively, but we kind of wore them out in the third quarter.” After Chachere hit Rink with TD passes of 20 and 9y in the first half, the Tigers scored on a 1y run to cut the lead to 14-7. DE West picked off a flare pass in the flat and returned it 35y for a 21-7 lead. Pat Stant and Don Delatte intercepted the next two HC passes with the second pick setting up Delatte’s 21y TD run with 3:58 left in the third period. Oddo capped a 60y drive on the second play of the final quarter with a 1y plunge, and Miller rounded out the scoring late in the game with a 2y run after Stant blocked a punt. Next came another Sunday game, this one at night against Rummel for the district lead on the Tad Gormley field transformed into a sea of mud because of heavy afternoon rains. For 47 minutes, neither team mounted a serious threat, and the game seemed destined for overtime. But Chachere ended that possibility by turning a broken play into a winning one, scrambling 19y in the slop through the Raider defense to score the game’s only touchdown with just three seconds left. “We were trying to get into position for a field goal. We did not want overtime,” said Conlin. “The touchdown was a flood pass, but no one was open.”“I looked at two receivers and both were covered,” Chachere explained. “I went up the middle and then cut to the outside. My line did a great job. A couple of guys missed me.” “He did a great job,” said Raiders coach George Ryan. “He made a pivot on one of the few spots on the field with grass and when he did that, our guys just began slipping.” The winning drive covered 42y after Mike Dana and Stant landed on a fumble with 2:55 to go. Each team threatened on its first possession. Oddo led the Crusaders to the Raider 9 before a sack ended the threat. Then Rummel marched from its 15 to the Martin 16 but missed a 33y field goal attempt. The Crusaders survived three critical kicking-game mistakes to beat St. Augustine 20-6. A bad snap, a fumbled punt, and a roughing-the-kicker penalty broke a two-game streak of mistake-free kicking games in the mud. But Chachere rushed for two touchdowns and passed for another to remove some of the offensive burden from Oddo, who carried “only” 16 times with teammate Don Delatte picking up the slack with 15 runs for 109y. After a scoreless first quarter, Martin launched a 58y drive that featured a 20y pass from Chachere to Murphy to the 16. Three plays later, Garret rolled out and hit Jeff Huth for a 12y touchdown with 2:33 left in the first half. St. Aug. responded with an 86y drive that ended on the

last play of the half with a 10y touchdown pass. However, the PAT failed, and the teams went to their dressing rooms with Martin leading 7-6. After a scoreless third period, the Crusaders marched 80y in nine plays with Delatte providing a 37y end run. The touchdown came on a 1y sneak by Chachere to make it 14-6 with 5:20 to play. Martin removed all doubt when they smothered Leroy Hoard for an 18y loss to 8 as he tried to pass out of punt formation. It took five plays to score with Chachere doing the honors with another 1y sneak. “They keyed on Oddo, so we gave the ball to Delatte,” said Conlin. “We did a good job on defense. Anytime you stop Leroy, you’ve done something. He is just tremendous.” The Times-Picayune/The States-Item’s AAAA All-Metro football team included DE Rod West, who was voted Most Valuable Player on defense. He had 62 solo tackles and 54 assists. He made tackles behind the line of scrimmage 16 times in addition to two fumble recoveries and a pass interception that he returned for a touchdown. DT Warde Manuel and LB Pat Stant also made the All-Metro defensive team while RB Troy Oddo and T Harold Bologna made the offensive team. The Crusaders finished district play against De La Salle with an opportunity to close out the season with a 9-1 mark and become the first-place representative in the playoffs from District 11-AAAA. But Martin had a struggle with De La Salle the previous year, rallying from a 12-0 deficit to win by one point. “We have a tough time with De La Salle every year,” said Coach Conlin about his alma mater. “They are very big on both lines, and they lean on you pretty good.” The Crusaders won the first down battle 19-11 and gained 352y of total offense to 221 for the Cavaliers but had to be content with a 17-14 victory. West started the scoring with a 23y field goal in the second quarter, but De La Salle countered with a 35y touchdown pass to take a 7-3 lead. But the Crusaders retook the lead before halftime on a 24y aerial from Chachere to Huth to make it 10-7. Neither team scored in the third quarter before Chachere threw another touchdown pass, this one from the 4 to seemingly ice the game. But the Cavs responded with a touchdown of their own to make the final score 17-14 Crusaders. Both the Crimson touchdowns may have been through the air, but they were set up by a ground game that netted 284y with Oddo accounting for 168. “I thought we played very poorly, and I thought De La Salle played very well,” said Conlin. “We had too many penalties, and they bogged down our drives.” The Crusaders ended in a three-way tie for first in the district with Rummel and Shaw but entered the playoffs as the #1 team from 11-AAAA. They romped through their first game, walloping B. T. Washington 55-6. They had a much tougher time the next week against Bogalusa. Times-Picayune writer Bill Bumgarner started his report on the game this way: “Bogalusa’s defense? It was tremendous. Brother Martin’s defense? It was spectacular.” The Lumberjacks held the Crusaders to just 228y of offense but could gain only 149 themselves as Martin lived to play another day with a hard fought 13-0 victory. Oddo scored both touchdowns on runs of 7y in the first quarter and 2y in the third. His first score was set up by Delatte’s 55y punt that was downed on the Lumberjack 1. The Bogalusa defense forced six turnovers – three fumble recoveries and three interceptions – but fortunately gave the ball away five times themselves. An age-old football axiom says, “Defense travels well.” That would be tested the next week as the Crusaders went to Mathews, LA to play Central Lafourche. A standing-room-only crowd of 6,000 watched Martin play on a wet surface for the third time in the season. The Trojans fumbled the opening kickoff, and West recovered at the CL 29. Seven plays later, Chachere threw to Rink for a 12y touchdown. The PAT failed. 6-0 Martin with just 2:27 gone in the game. After getting good field position again in the second quarter, the Crusaders marched 44y for another TD. Chachere threw to Huth for 11y, and Delatte gained 28 more to the four and then scored on the next play. Garret ran in the two-point conversion to make it 14-0 with 7:23 left in the half. West popped up the next kickoff, and

the Trojans took over on their own 41. They proceeded to march 59y sparked by passes of 18 and 21y to put the ball on the three. The defense held for three plays, but a pass into the end zone made it 14-7 with just 25 seconds left in the half. The Trojans drove to the Martin 25 on their first possession of the second half. But Manuel caused a fumble that was recovered by Gilly Boudeaux to stop the threat. Oddo then ripped off gains of 32 and 20y to highlight a drive to the Central eight. But the Crusaders came up with nothing when Chachere’s fourth-down pass fell incomplete. But the drive indirectly yielded points when Central was unable to move the ball and had to punt from its end zone. The punter dropped the snap, and Mike Danna recovered in the end zone. Chachere’s extra point made it 21-7. Two plays later, Herbie Lang intercepted a Trojan pass and returned the ball to the 19. It took five plays to go the rest of the way, with Delatte scoring from the one with 1:45 left in the period to make the final score 28-7. “The touchdown we recovered in the end zone kind of turned the whole thing around for us,” said Conlin. “They were very much in the game up until then, and they had given us plenty to handle. They forced us into a lot of mistakes. They have an excellent ballclub.” The Crusaders’ opponent in the state semifinals was the St. Martinville Tigers. Unfortunately, the game was played in St. Martinville, which is southeast of Lafayette. An overflow crowd of 5,000 saw the 13-1 Tigers, AAA champions the year before, upset the Crusaders 14-7. “We made too many mistakes,” said Bob Conlin. “We did not deserve to win. St. Martinville did. When you cannot execute the most fundamental play in football, when you have penalties and you drop passes, you can’t win.” He was referring to a botched center snap that hit Chachere’s leg and was recovered by Dexter Harrison on the first play after a punt was downed at the Crusader two. Two plays later Adam Pierre ran into the end zone to put St. Martinville ahead 12-7. Then QB Dwayne Fontenette ran in the two-point conversion to make it 14-7 with 8:48 to play. Kenny Nicolosi returned the ensuing kickoff 42y to the 49, but the fired-up Tiger defense forced a threeand-out punt. Martin got the ball back one last time on its own 32 with 2:47 to play. Crusader hopes rose as Chachere completed five passes to put the ball on the Tiger 20 with a minute to play. But the Crusaders went backward from there as a sack made it third and 17 from the 27. Chachere spotted Delatte wide open in the end zone, but Delatte dropped the ball. On fourth down, Chachere completed a pass to Estorge, but he was stopped 6y short of a first down. Tiger coach Carroll delaHoussaye said, “We were very fortunate. We did to Martin what Martin had been doing to other teams all year. We got some breaks, but you don’t give our team a lead like they did in the fourth quarter. They dropped some passes, but that’s part of the game. We capitalized on their mistakes.” Thus did perhaps the greatest Crusader team of all time get eliminated from the playoffs.

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