Century II Magazine - November 2020

St. Aloysius

Brother Martin

Cor Jesu

CENTURY II Brothers of the Sacred Heart Alumni Association of New Orleans Magazine Volume 47 NO. 3

November 2020

2020 Alumnus of the Year

Homecoming

Educating Young Men for Life

2020 Graduation

Larry Gibbs ’65 CJ Named 2021 Alumnus of the Year

2019-2020 Annual Report Page 17

Message from the President When our founder Father André Coindre walked the streets of Lyon in the 1820s, he witnessed a world reeling from the upheaval of the French Revolution. Religious institutes had been stripped of their properties, families were broken and scattered by the aftermath of the revolts, and prisons and almshouses were bulging with the dispossessed. The French were finding their way into a “new normal.” However strange the times were, God’s love and compassion were consistent. Through grace-filled people like Father Coindre and Claudine Thevenet, inroads were made to save people from the conditions in which they lived, conditions that seemingly made life unbearable. On Foundation Day this year, we celebrated what Ryan Gallagher described in his letter as a “virtual” Mass with our student body. This Mass, celebrated by Father Paul Hart ’70, was the initial experience of our year-long celebration of the 200th anniversary of the Founding of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart: 1820 Lyon to 2020 New Orleans - a charism alive, a mission-focused and sharp, Brothers and lay partners devoted as ever to the evangelization of youth through education. Where there were once styluses for writing, we now have laptops; where there were once silk weaving looms for teaching a trade, we now have a college preparatory curriculum; where there were once young men

devoted to teaching God’s message as well as life skills, we now have Brothers and lay partners devoted to the formation of youth for good. Times have changed; obstacles have changed; opportunities have changed-- but they are all still present today, and they are all moments of grace and growth. It’s easy to display values of generosity and kindness in times of peace and prosperity. But adversity tests our true mettle. How do we respond when faced with seemingly impossible and unending obstacles? With God’s grace, we respond as Father Coindre did: with compassion, effort, and a vision of a way forward, a way out. Our challenges may be different from France in the 1820s, but our hope, our faith in God, and our will to find solutions remain the same. Thank you for your continued support of Brother Martin through your time, treasure, and talent. We especially thank you for your prayers. Father Coindre’s charism, the Brothers’ of the Sacred Heart educational tradition, and our desire to meet the needs of a changing world are 200 years young! Sincerely,

Gregory M. Rando ’77, President

Message from the Principal As of this publication of Century II, we now find ourselves together on Elysian Fields Avenue as one school community. On Monday, October 12, 2020 we welcomed back our entire student body for the first time since Friday, March 13, 2020. For our new students - all of our 8th grade class of 2025, a number of our 9th grade class of 2024, and a handful of upperclassmen, October 12 marked the first time we had been united together under one roof - nearly seven months to the day that we were forced to move to remote learning last Spring. Prior to October 12, we had been operating under a hybrid schedule of instruction that featured both face-to-face and remote learning. While we had not been physically together since last March, we have been bound together as a Crusader family in spirit, through prayer and faith, and in solidarity. We have walked together, and will continue to do so, with courage and trust. And while we all face unprecedented obstacles in our lives - some known and others yet to be realized - the message to our students is that our reality is one filled with opportunity. If you walked on campus today, you would see many signs pointing to our current reality: one way traffic signs, students and teachers donning face cloths, thermometer stations positioned at entrances, and partitions constructed to provide for static grouping, just to name a few. You would also see the hallmarks of our educational tradition as we continue to meet the needs of

our changing world through our steadfast commitment to providing religious values, pursuing academic excellence, and providing both friendly discipline and personal attention. Despite the obstacles that stand in our way, we have not slowed down in our holistic approach to education and the formation of the young people entrusted to our care. We’ve adapted in so many ways - extending the instructional day to ensure the standards of our curriculum are being met, live-streaming our monthly school-wide liturgies in every classroom to provide spiritual formation, collaborating weekly with Tulane Institute of Sports Medicine in order to ensure that our extracurricular and athletic programs are implemented in a safe manner - all in an effort to ensure that our students are prepared academically, socially, and spiritually throughout their years as a Crusader student. Through faith and bold action, our students, faculty, and staff continue to cultivate the legacy of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart - a legacy each of you helped forge at Cor Jesu, St. Aloysius, and Brother Martin. As a result, our students are well-rounded, faith-filled individuals who act with compassion and courage, just as our first Brothers did nearly 200 years ago. Confidence in the future has come at a premium in recent months. Confidence in the future at Brother Martin High School, however, has never been stronger. Ametur Cor Jesu! Ametur Cor Mariea!

Ryan J. Gallagher ’00, Principal

On the Cover 2020 Alumnus of the Year Don Garvey ’50 and his wife Marge, 2020 Homecoming, In-person instruction on campus, Class of 2020 Graduation 2  Century II

Don Garvey ’50 Honored as Alumnus of the Year

The Garvey Family

Kenny Spellman ’84, Don Garvey ’50, David Gallo ’77, Greg Rando ’77 and Ryan Gallagher ’00 The Brother Martin High School Board of Directors selects an alumnus who through his contributions to his profession and for his religious, civic, business, educational, and community involvement personifies the mission of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart. Mr. J. Donald Garvey, St. Aloysius Class of 1950, was honored as our 2020 Alumnus of the Year at a Mass and ceremony held in midSeptember in the James B. Branton Chapel. Celebrating with Don were his wife, Marge, family, friends, and previous recipients. Alumni and Advancement Director Kenny Spellman ’84 welcomed guests. Fr. Paul Hart ’70 celebrated Mass. Greg Rando ’77, Brother Martin President and David Gallo ’77, Chairman of the Brother Martin High School Board of Directors and our 2010 Alumnus of the Year recipient, then presented the award.

Chuck Stall ’76, Joe Caruso ’79, David Trepagnier ’83, Ed Holmes ’52, Terry Alarcon ’66 SA, Don Garvey ’50, Sid Lambert ’64 CJ, David Gallo ’77, Milton Dureau ’69 CJ, Brian Barkemeyer ’79, Augie Gallo ’53 and Mike Kimble ’81 Taken in October 2019 at the announcement celebration.

During his introduction, Rando stated, “Like our founder André Coindre, Don sees, he is filled with compassion, and he acts”. Don’s work at Brother Martin and in the community is often imitated, but never duplicated as he instills the values of the Catholic Church with our Crusaders for Life & Justice Team, leaving a lasting impact on their hearts and minds. He added, “Don, you have forever changed Brother Martin for the good. We are a better institution, school, community, and, most important, a family because of you.” As Don graciously thanked all for the award, he mentioned his brothers

Dr. Tom Garvey ’40, Larry Garvey ’55, namesake of our current Office of Campus Ministry, and Judge Richard Garvey ’43. Don reflected on the sadness of seeing the St. Aloysius campus close in 1969, but relayed that when he first stepped on Brother Martin’s campus, he felt like he was coming home. He saw many familiar faces and practices from his formative years as a student at St. Aloysius High School. During his time at Brother Martin, Don’s example of seeing, having compassion, and acting is constant through our Crusaders for Life, and he said, “ I am proud to be associated with our administration and faculty at Brother Martin that create young men for life.”

Alumnus of the Year Award Recipients 1972 - George F. Reinecke, Ph.D. ’40 1973 - Gregory R. Choppin, Ph.D. ’44 1974 - Monsignor Henry C. Bezou ’29 1975 - Thomas M. Gilmore ’40 1976 - Bishop Stanley J. Ott ’44 1977 - Elmo J. Cerise, M.D. ’37 1978 - Joseph A. Gemelli, Jr. ’33 1979 - Buford F. Jones ’43 1980 - Chief Justice Pascal F. Calogero, Jr. ’49 1981 - Herman J. Prager, Jr. ’42 1982 - Albert E. Briede III ’40 1983 - Jerome J. Reso, Jr. ’55 1984 - Judge Philip C. Ciaccio ’43 1985 - Francis J. Demarest, Jr. ’47 1986 - Tom M. Benson, Jr. ’44 1987 - Larry D. Delpit ’48

1988 - Thomas F. Ridgley ’51 1989 - William R. Hogan, Jr. ’37 1990 - Ronald S. Paulin ’58 CJ 1991 - Judge Robert J. Burns, Sr. ’62 SA 1992 - Sidney J. Reso ’52 1993 - August R. Gallo, Jr. ’53 1994 - Judge Terry Q. Alarcon ’66 SA 1995 - Sidney F. Lambert, Jr. ’64 CJ 1996 - Gary B. Froeba ’71 1997 - G. Thomas Porteous, Jr. ’64 CJ 1998 - Robert C. Clark, Ph.D., J.D. ’62 CJ 1999 - Charles P. O’Brien, M.D., Ph.D. ’58 SA 2000 - John J. Gelpi, Jr. ’52 2001 - Archbishop Gregory M. Aymond ’67 CJ 2002 - Roland H. Meyer ’45 2003 - A. E. “Ed” Holmes ’52

2004 - Joseph N. Macaluso, Jr., M.D., F.A.C.S. ’71 2005 - David T. Branton ’76 2006 - David D. Dunlap ’79 2007 - William E. Engel ’66 SA 2008 - Brian M. Barkemeyer, M.D. ’79 2009 - David M. Glaviano ’73 2010 - David R. Gallo ’77 2011 - Charles P. Stall ’76 2012 - Terence R. Flotte, M.D. ’79 2013 - Michael J. Kimble ’81 2014 - Joseph S. Exnicios ’73 2015 - Henry L. Eiserloh III, M.D. ’84 2016 - Roderick K. West ’86 2017 - David G. Trepagnier, Sr. ’83 2018 - Joseph J. Caruso, Jr. ’79 2019 - Milton M. Dureau, Jr. ’69 CJ Century II  3

2020 Graduation Class of 2020 Valedictorians

Emmanuel Levy ’20

Jarrod Lowe ’20

Brother Martin High School held its 51st commencement exercises on Friday, July 31, 2020, at St. Catherine of Siena Catholic Church honoring the Class of 2020. The commencement celebrated 151 years of the presence of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart in New Orleans. President Greg Rando ’77 and Principal Ryan Gallagher ’00 conferred diplomas. The valedictorians include Emmanuel A. Levy, Jarrod P. Lowe, Jackson C. Quintana, Kyle R. Robbins, and Carson T. Scott. Graduating with honors include Ethan E. Bosch, Brennan M. Brouillette, Bryce J. Burmaster, Samuel E. Chanove, Bennett T. Clark, Joseph B. Delaney, Alejandro J. Duncan, Ethan C. Dupas, Eric B. Gegenheimer, Sterling W. Heindel, Colin J. Herasymiuk, Scott S. Hew, Bryce G. Kennedy, Kolbe M. Landry, Connor B. Larose, Adam R. Ledet, Nathan P. Levandoske, Nathan Lien, Benjamin J. Melito-Krohn, Ethan J. Moser, Luke A. Rau, Alex L. Rupp, Ethan W. Rupp, Matthew J. Secrest, and Reece A. Spinnato. Graduates include Deen S. Ahmed, Luke R. Althage, Hart J. Amlingmeyer, Curt J. Anderson,

Jackson Quintana ’20

Kyle Robbins ’20

Gabriel R. Baquedano, Dominick J. Baroni, Jackson Q. Barousse, Elliott A. Baudry, Tijh N. Bell, Abram P. Bernstein, Logan R. Bertot, Brandon W. Binger, Charles A. Blanchard, Connor D. Blenkarn, Joseph M. Bon-Mardion, Nicholas C. Bonura, Alex J. Borrows, Nolan A. Bourgeois, Logan T. Boyce, John M. Breaud II, Blake O. Bufkin, Thomas F. Burgess, Jr., Evan J. Camp, Michael J. Cancienne, Jr., Cole T. Capitano, Brian K. Castanza III, Joshua B. Charles, Andrew J. Choina, Nicholas R. Code, David R. Collier II, Michael G. Collins III, Benjamin B. Coogler, Brad K. Corcoran, Jr., Patrick G. Corcoran, Gabriel P. Costa, Brandon O. Cotton, Joshua P. Courville, Michael J. Cuccia, Robert S. Curran, Jr., Gable R. Dauterive, Devin J. Delsa, Dylan S. Di Costantino, Matthew G. Dickinson, Daniel J. Dietrich, Luke A. Ducoté, Kyle A. Duncan, Trevor J. Duncan, Cade A. Dupuis, Joseph M. Elmer, Tyler J. Elmer, David W. Engelhardt, Ethan P. Evans, Jonathan A. Exposito, Dillon T. Fair, Blaise M. Falcon, Tharuka C. Fernando, Hunter C. Fisette, Cameron C. Frederick, Dylan D. Fremin, Marik J. Gaugis II, Aidan F. Gibson, Caleb T. Giraud, Zachary E. Gonsoulin, William A. Goodwin, Ian T. Gourgues, Austin L. Guercio, Aaron F. Guirovich, Andrew S. Guzman, Kevin Hagans, Jr., Noah W. Hargrove, Raymond B. Harney III, Benjamin J. Hebert, Sebastian M. Henry, Cole

Carson Scott ’20

T. Hernandez, Dwayne A. Heron, Jr., Austin M. Hinrichs, Brandon B. Hoang, Connor L. Hoffman, Riley B. Horvath, Samuel P. Hurst, Daniel L. Ineich, Ryan M. Johnson, Bret D. Johnston, Forrest A. Knecht, Noah A. Labbé, Bryan P. Lagarde, Jack T. Landry, Brett S. Larsen, Hunter J. Lassere, Dylan T. Le, Joseph W. Lee, James J. Lemmon, Jr., Connor M. Linn, Dylan T. Liuzza, Trevor J. Logrande, Jackson P. Long, John S. Louis, Paul C. Maestri, Timothy J. Maloz, Jr., Mason J. Massicot, Seth J. Matthews, Peyton C. Mauterer, Mitchell T. Mayer, Cory Mayley, Jude F. McCaskell, Cayden A. McCoy, Hunter Z. McCrossen, Cory M. McGehee, Donovan J. McGuire, Joshua D. Mendoza, Eric J. Milligan, Jr., Paul A. Monaco, Ethan M. Montgomery, Jonah D. Montz, Davonn R. Moore, Willie J. Moore, Jr., John E. Morgan III, Jordan L. Nguyen, Caleb C. Nides, and Emanuel A. Ochoa, Riku C. Okawauchi, Patrick J. O’Neill, Jr., Gabriel L. O’Regan, Campbell J. Owens, Ryan M. Paladino, Joshua A. Payne-Morgan, Bryce A. Pellegrin, Reid S. Perkins, Alexander B. Phillips, Maximus D. Porche, Jacob D. Potter, Adam B. Randolph, Samuel L. Riggan, Dyson W. Roberts, Jr., Alfredo Rodriguez, Jr., Jacob D. Roy, Collin J. Rupp, Zion J. Sanders, Justin M. Savoie, Luke D. Schexnaildre, Michael D. Schmidt, Mason D. Schmolke, Khristian C. Scott, Joseph M. Sentilles,

Special Awards Emmanuel Levy – James B. Branton ’74 Award as an unheralded influence for the good of the Brother Martin Community Brad Corcoran, Jr. – Richard E. Lambert Award as the outstanding graduate of the Class of 2020 Jackson Quintana – American History Award Blaise Falcon – Anthony Dominici ’88 Art Award Jake Spellman – Benjamin Kuylen ’98 Choral Music Award Nicholas Code – Computer Science Award Jarrod Lowe – English Award Connor Hoffman – Emile “Chubby” Marks ’54 Health and Physical Education Award 4  Century II

Joseph Elmer – A.F. Laborde Journalism Award Bryce Pellegrin – Library Science Award Scott Hew – Mathematics Award Joseph Delaney – Catherine D. Mordica Medical Award Jackson Barousse – George J. Mordica, Sr. & George J. Mordica, Jr. ’67 SA Music Award Eric Gegenheimer – Patrick Casey Manale ’82 Naval Science Award Emmanuel Levy – Dr. Louis A. Caboche PreMedical Award Matthew Secrest – Herman J. Prager, Sr. Religion Award Nathan Levandoske – Science Award William Goodwin – World Languages Award

Blake Bufkin, Jacob Styron – Youth Citizenship Award Luke Rau – Christian Leadership Award Aidan Gibson – Brother Leo Godin Award Eric Gegenheimer – American Legion Award Benjamin Hebert, Connor Larose, Adam Ledet, Jarrod Lowe, Ryan Paladino, Jackson Quintana, Samuel Riggan, Alex Rupp Ethan Rupp, Matthew Secrest and Salvador Soldano, Jr. – Perfect Attendance Award

Class of 2020 Kevin M. Sentilles, William C. Serauskas, Jacob B. Sherman, Samuel J. Shields, Patrick E. Simoneaux, Torrance R. Small, Jr., Christopher Smith, Jr., Cody J. Smith, Salvador W. Soldano, Jr., Jake M. Spellman, Mark L. Springler, Blaine G. Starring, Dylan B.

Storms, Cole W. Stromboe, Brennan R. Stuprich, Jacob R. Styron, William S. Sundquist, Christian S. Sylvester, Trevor A. Tate, Chance J. Toups, Joseph F. Tucker, Nicholas A. Turner, Ethan G. Vega, William C. Viles, Justus E. Voltolina, Logan J. Waguespack,

Jacob T. Ward, Kevin-James Watkins, Jaiden A. Watson, Gabriel B. Watts, Kyle G. West, Ulrick A. Wiley, Dustin T. Williams, Benjamin A. Wilson, Joseph M. Wohlgemuth, and Aidan C. Woulfe.

Graduation Mass Members of the Class of 2020 came together for Graduation Mass at St. Catherine of Siena in July. Brother Martin Chaplain Fr. Paul Hart ’70 was the Celebrant assisted by Deacon Andrew Sanchez ’03. Principal Ryan Gallagher ’00 provided a reflection. He noted at the end, “The truth is guys... you left us 70 days ago. You’ve already begun to make a life, but you haven’t truly left. You’re here with us tonight, and you’ll be with us for years to come. You’ve been moved to action by the Holy Spirit, but you haven’t ‘moved.’ My prayer for each of you tonight is that you continue to act with courage, confidence, and trust. Continue to be moved, but as Brother Martin Crusaders... I pray for you and our school community.”

Senior Lunch Members of the faculty and staff celebrated the Class of 2020 as they drove through the Backyard on their originally scheduled graduation date in May. As the seniors drove through, they were welcomed with smiles and ‘elbow bumps’ from coaches, faculty and staff. They also received their cap and gown, a goody bag with their first alumni t-shirt, and a steak and potato lunch prepared by Katie’s and Scot Craig ’80.

Brother Martin Golf Tournament – Friday, May 14th at City Park Century II  5

Class of 2020 Class of 2020 Golden Crusaders

Nolan Bourgeois

Brad Corcoran, Jr.

Ethan Dupas

Tharuka Fernando

Eric Gegenheimer

Noah Labbe

Hunter Lassere

Emmanuel Levy

Bryce Pellegrin

Torrance Small, Jr.

Jake Spellman

Kyle West

Class of 2020 Crimson Shields

Thomas Burgess, Jr.

Alejandro Duncan

Nathan Levandoske

Jarrod Lowe

Carson Scott

Joshua Courville

Congratulations to the Class of 2020 Legacies Hart J. Amlingmeyer, grandson of John L. Lopez, Jr. ’47 SA Elliott A. Baudry, son of Richard E. Baudry ’86 Logan R. Bertot, grandson of Daniel W. Osborne ’60 SA Charles A. Blanchard, grandson of Andre J. Roques, Jr. ’60 SA, great-grandson of Andre J. Roques, Sr. ’39 SA Nolan A. Bourgeois, son of Brett M. Bourgeois ’91 Logan T. Boyce, grandson of William W. Laurendine ’62 SA Thomas F. Burgess, Jr., step-grandson of Joseph W. Johnson, Jr. ’76 Michael J. Cancienne, Jr., son of Michael J. Cancienne, Sr. ’79 Andrew J. Choina, son of Mark S. Choina ’89, grandson of J. Michael Doyle, Jr. ’61 CJ Bennett T. Clark, son of Philip S. Clark ’83 Michael G. Collins III, son of Michael G. Collins II ’88 Patrick G. Corcoran, son of Paul G. Corcoran ’86 Joshua P. Courville, grandson of Frederick A. Doolen ’55 SA Gable R. Dauterive, son of Robert A. Dauterive, Jr. ’84, grandson of Robert A. Dauterive, Sr. ’60 CJ Ethan C. Dupas, son of Emmett G. Dupas III ’88 Cade A. Dupuis, son of Paul J. Dupuis ’86, grandson of Claude T. Dupuis, Jr. ’46 SA 6  Century II

Joseph M. Elmer, son of Paul J. Elmer ’83 Tyler J. Elmer, grandson of Glenn J. Elmer ’73 David W. Engelhardt, son of Tod C. Engelhardt ’76 Cameron C. Frederick, son of Rivers Frederick III ’82 Zachary E. Gonsoulin, grandson of Gerald J. Bonnaffons ’58 SA Austin L. Guercio, grandson of Richard T. Guercio ’51 SA Aaron F. Guirovich, son of Scott A. Guirovich ’91, great-grandson of John A. Guirovich ’42 SA Benjamin J. Hebert, son of George W. Hebert ’82 Sterling W. Heindel, son of Chad W. Heindel ’90 Colin J. Herasymiuk, grandson of Paul M. de St. Germain ’59 SA Austin M. Hinrichs, step-grandson of Louis W. Stall, Jr. ’73 Forrest A. Knecht, grandson of Warren G. Knecht ’54 SA Bryan P. Lagarde, son of Bryan C. Lagarde ’87 Jack T. Landry, son of Ronald J. Landry ’86 Brett S. Larsen, son of Robert F. Larsen III ’86 Hunter J. Lassere, grandson of Jimmie J. Gaubert, Sr. ’58 SA Joseph W. K. Lee, son of Edward Lee ’71 James J. Lemmon, Jr., grandson of Anthony J. Livaccari, Jr. ’65 SA

Class of 2020 Legacies (continued) Emmanuel A. Levy, son of Les D. Levy ’85, grandson of Louis V. Levy ’52 SA Connor M. Linn, grandson of Marion M. Vitry ’65 SA Jarrod P. Lowe, son of Norman R. Lowe ’80 Paul C. Maestri, son of Thomas M. Maestri ’66 SA, grandson of Paul A. Maestri ’41 SA Mason J. Massicot, son of Keith J. Massicot ’96, grandson of Michael E. Massicot ’76 Peyton C. Mauterer, son of Arthur H. Mauterer, Jr. ’85, grandson of Walter A. Pons III ’62 CJ Mitchell T. Mayer, son of George P. Mayer ’81 Jude F. McCaskell, son of Frank C. McCaskell ’81, great-grandson of Alonzo N. Diodené, Sr. ’38 SA Cayden A. McCoy, step-son of William F. Trinchard III ’92 Cory M. McGehee, son of Kerry M. McGehee ’81 Paul A. Monaco, step-grandson of Victor J. Manale III ’65 SA Ethan M. Montgomery, grandson of Armand H. Bertin, Sr. ’59 CJ Caleb C. Nides, son of Christopher R. Nides ’77 Jackson C. Quintana, son of Daniel C. Quintana ’91 Adam B. Randolph, son of Allison B. Randolph IV ’86 Luke A. Rau, grandson of George A. Rau ’39 SA Samuel L. Riggan, grandson of Louis J. Roux ’65 CJ Kyle R. Robbins, son of Ryan H. Robbins ’90 Dyson W. Roberts, Jr., grandson of Vic J. Tusa ’72

Alex L. Rupp, son of Robert J. Rupp ’80 Collin J. Rupp, son of Wayne L. Rupp, Jr. ’92, grandson of Rodney P. Medus ’72, great-grandson of Paul L. Medus ’35 SA Ethan W. Rupp, son of Robert J. Rupp ’80 Mason D. Schmolke, son of Albert J. Schmolke, Jr. ’81 Joseph M. Sentilles, son of Michael J. Sentilles ’81, grandson of Wilbur J. Sentilles ’51 SA Kevin M. Sentilles, son of Michael J. Sentilles ’81, grandson of Wilbur J. Sentilles ’51 SA) Samuel J. Shields, grandson of Joseph L. Shields ’50 SA Patrick E. Simoneaux, son of Gerald E. Simoneaux, Jr. ’84, grandson of Gerald E. Simoneaux ’53 SA Salvador W. Soldano, Jr., son of Salvador W. Soldano, Sr. ’81 Jake M. Spellman, son of Kenneth J. Spellman ’84 Cole W. Stromboe, son of Christopher J. Stromboe ’98 Brennan R. Stuprich, grandson of James P. Daigre, Jr. ’66 SA Chance J. Toups, step-son of Michael Mura ’99 William C. Viles, son of Stephen W. Viles ’85 Logan J. Waguespack, grandson of Ogden L. Guillory, Jr. ’70 Kevin-James Watkins, son of James Watkins III ’96 Benjamin A. Wilson, grandson of Frederick A. Doolen ’55 SA Joseph M. Wohlgemuth, grandson of Bertrand J. Maylin II ’63 SA

Campus News Academics

Six members of Brother Martin’s Class of 2021 were honored as National Merit Semifinalists. The following students have been recognized for their Academic Excellence and achievements with their PSAT exam: Matthew Armbruster ’21, Patrick Carter ’21, Sean Michael Cursain ’21, Francis DiSalvo ’21, Camilo Fernandez-Bellorin ’21 and Jared Pelegrin ‘21 These seniors will have the opportunity to advance to the Finalist level in the National Merit Scholarship competition by fulfilling several requirements set forth by the program. Brother Martin is incredibly proud of all our students for their continuous academic achievements and for these six seniors for their honorable recognition as National Merit Semifinalists. Jacob Rogers ’21 and Evan Walker ’21 were commended for their academic achievements by the National Merit Scholarship Program.

Rogers

Matthew Armbruster ’21, Sean Michael Cursain Jr. ’21, Benajmin Erdozain ’21 and Camilo Fernandez-Bellorin ’21 were recognized by the College Board as National Hispanic Scholars.

Students Crusader Eagle Scouts 14 members of the Class of 2020 reached the honor of Eagle Scout. Dominick Baroni ’20, Brian Castanza ’20, Samuel Chanove ’20, Jonathan Exposito ’20, Benjamin Hebert ’20, Kolbe Landry ’20, Jackson Long ’20, Seth Matthews ’20, Jonah Montz ’20, Patrick O’Neill ’20, Campbell Owens ’20, Jackson Quintana ’20, Carson Scott ’20 and Joseph Wohlgemuth ’20 Noah Bower ’24 was honored with the 2020 Joseph McCloskey Schmidt Scholarship through the PLEASE Foundation.

Collin Blackwell ’21 and Chandler Bonvillian ’21 qualified for LHSAA’s Swimming Academic All-State.

Walker Blackwell

Bonvillian Century II  7

Campus News Campus

Foundation Liturgy

Brother Martin Welcomes New Faculty

the Institute, Br. Mark Hilton. Senior Chief Romico Barnes - NJROTC David Browning ’12 - Math Adam Giglio - P. E./Coach Logan Istre - Social Studies Christopher McCabe - Religion/Campus Ministry Micah Silver ’09 - Math/Band/Mu Alpha Theta Jennifer Taylor - Guidance/Key Club Joe David Wilkerson - Math/Basketball Coach/Praise and Worship Hannah Plummer - English/Dyonisian’s Moderator Opening Liturgy for 2020-2021

Brother Martin High School hosted a ‘school-wide’ liturgy via livestream on cspn.live. Our celebrant was school Chaplain, Fr. Paul Hart ’70. Students ‘tuned in’ separately from their 1st period classrooms. Ring Mass

The Class of 2021 gathered in the Conlin Gymnasium to celebrate their Ring Mass and ceremony in August. This event was the official start to a year full of senior celebrations. Our Crusaders were able to safely and joyfully receive their rings in the midst of all their classmates. Special thanks to all our administration, Campus Ministry, Chorus, and Ryan Quick ‘01 with Event Producers for making this a memorable and solemn Ring Mass. Summer Reading To teach a love of reading and life long learning, Brother Martin’s Summer Reading Program emphasizes student choice and small group book discussions. Faculty members each chose a favorite book, and students could choose from over 65 titles, ranging from science fiction, sports, and business, to detective fiction. Students read the book over the summer and then participated in a small group book discussion with the teacher whose book they chose. 8  Century II

In September the bicentennial celebration of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart spanning three years was celebrated throughout the institute, The Liturgy included opening remarks from both the provincial of the province of the United States, Br. Ronald Hingle ’78, and the Superior General of

Hurricane Laura Donations Our school community worked together to collect a number of donations for our neighbors in Lake Charles who just recently experienced the devastation of Hurricane Laura. Crusaders collected a number of different household cleaners. Hurricane Katrina Stories Eighth-grade students participated in “Hurricane Katrina Stories” in remembrance of the storm that made landfall 15 years ago. Over the course of two days, students were treated to guest speakers sharing their personal accounts from their lives in 2005. This coincides with the students’ reading of Drowned City: Hurricane Katrina and New Orleans by Don Brown and their participation in panels and activities in their English and World Geography classes. Legacy Night

In October, Brother Martin opened its doors to welcome prospective seventh grade and eighth graders and their families to our 7th annual Legacy Night. This year, the evening was split into two sessions for guests to safely-distance and enjoy personal attention as well as having the opportunity to tour the campus. Carlos Bogran ’99, Assistant Principal for Admissions and Kenny Spellman ’84, Advancement & Alumni Director, started the event in the Robert M. Conlin Gymnasium where they welcomed guests and shared their experiences and passion for Brother Martin. School administrators, faculty, staff, and students were on hand to greet guests and answer questions regarding academics, upcoming events, current affairs, etc.

Campus News Senior Lunches

Class of 2021 Treated to Raising Cane’s Lunch

The Class of 2021 enjoyed their first-quarter Senior Lunch sponsored by the Brothers of the Sacred Heart Alumni Association. Seniors were served fried chicken, greens, mash potatoes and Texas toast from Fiorella’s Cafe and Kelly Fiorella ’85 in the Brother Mark Thornton Terrace. Virtual Homecoming Pep Rally Student Council celebrated a virtual pep rally to get our students excited about the homecoming football game against Rummel. Our ‘CSPN High School Game Day’ was live streamed into the first period classrooms. During the pep rally, our 2020 Homecoming Court was presented with the traditional NJROTC sword arch and there were even some special guest interviews.

Music Fundamentals Members of the Brother Martin Fine Arts Department Mike Scorsone ‘67 SA, Kevin Caparotta ‘88, and David Joyner hosted a Jazz Recital, for our Fine Arts students, in the James B. Branton Chapel as a culmination of the first quarter curriculum presented during the newest course called Music Fundamentals. National Honor Society Several senior members of the National Honor Society recently spoke to eighthgrade honors students in a panel format in the school’s auditorium. Each senior responded to a series of questions regarding their academic and extracurricular experiences in their five years at Brother Martin, all in an effort to provide practical advice to the young honors students. Brother Martin Aquaculture and Herpetology Group (BMAHC) Brother Martin is excited to announce the successful breeding of gargoyle geckos on campus. The raising and breeding of various reptiles and fish species has been an exciting extension of the science curriculum at Brother Martin. Students who are involved in the Brother Martin Aquaculture and Herpetology group (BMAHC) are responsible for the maintenance and care of all living specimens found on campus. Under the guidance of Mr. James Barbara, biology teacher and BMAHC moderator, these crusaders have successfully hatched 3 sets of offspring (6 babies in all) from the gargoyle gecko pair that is housed in a bioactive vivarium in the Meyer Building. Football Brother Martin prevailed in a Catholic League thriller over Jesuit, 45-42 on October 10th at Hoss Memtsas Stadium.

Extr acurricular CSPN

Crusader Streaming and Programming (CSPN) club members Jack Stewart ’21 and Gregory Binder ’22 along with moderator, Mrs. Caroline Sehlinger spoke with John Snell from FOX8 News.

Brother Martin running back Jaylon Spears ’21 was named FOX 8’s Player of the Week. Quaterback Garrett Mmahat ’22 has been recognized for numberous outstanding perfromances including Mannin Award Futures Nola Quarterback of the week sponsored by the Allstate Sugar Bowl.

For more details on Campus News please visit www.brothermartin.com Century II  9

Campus News Football Results Opponent Result Ponchatoula W, 48-28 Jesuit W, 45-42 Tioga W, 56-42 Rummel W, 26-23 Shaw W, 48-21 Terrebonne W, 38-7 Holy Cross Sat., Nov. 14 – Hoss Memtsas – 7:00 PM John Curtis Fri., Nov. 20 – Southeastern – 7:00 PM Wrestling

Hope

Castex

Brother Martin’s Wrestling Program announced their 2020-2021 team leaders and team captains for the year. The team will be led by seniors Eli Hope ’21 and Ethan Castex ’21. Each student-athlete was voted for by their teammates.

Coach Nicola reflected on all of the team leaders and captains individually... “Richie Clementi ’25 and Rory Horvath ’25 are two 8th graders that have several years of experience. They are not only excelling on the mats, but already showing that they are the complete package by doing very well in the classroom. Richie has had a lot of national-level success and Rory is carrying on that hardworking reputation that his two older brothers, Riley ’20 and Rocco ’22, have developed. Braden Hite ’24 and William Stumbo ’24 have been leading by example since they arrived on campus last year. Braden was also voted a Team Leader last year and his teammates still feel that he is a direct reflection of the expectations we have for our team. William Stumbo is also a very successful member of the Crusader Cross Country team and is an incredible studentathlete.

Austin Gonzales ’23 and Ty Duncan ’23 are two sophomores that put a lot of time into becoming better students of the sport. Gonzales is notorious for sticking around after practice to work on technique and even finds his way to the room while competing on the Crusader Cross Country team. Duncan got a late start to the sport, but has been developing quickly because of his work ethic. Ryan Corca ’22, Rocco Horvath ’22, and Mason Elsensohn ’22 are part of a relatively small junior class. That is not stopping them from putting the time in to become better teammates and better wrestlers. Corca stays after every practice to help clean up. He also shows up regularly on mornings “off” to finetune technique. Horvath is known by all of his teammates as a hardworking student-athlete who simply loves the grind of the sport. Elsensohn may be the best athlete that we have in the room. He holds his partners to a high standard because he has big plans for himself as well as his team this year. Johnny DiMaggio ’21 and Chase Scott ’21 have been around the Crusader Wrestling program for many years. More impressively than what they have accomplished on the mats, these two individuals are incredible studentathletes. DiMaggio is a natural leader, always offering younger guys assistance to get to practice and working with them individually. Scott is already a 2x State Place-winner and is very dedicated to climbing the podium. Ethan Castex ’21 and Eli Hope ’21 have been voted as our 2020-21 Team Captains. Ethan is a 2x State Finalist and a 3x State Place-winner. Eli stepped up big wrestling up a weight class last season and earned his way to a 6th place finish in his first year in the starting lineup. Both student-athletes are members of the Student Council Executive Board here at Brother Martin; Castex is Parliamentarian and Hope is Secretary. I am excited for them to step up in these new leadership roles on our well-respected wrestling team.” Sean Michael Cursain ’21 qualifed for LHSAA’s Wrestling Academic All-State.

Homecoming 2020 Alumni, family and friends gathered for the annual Homecoming celebration and football game at Joe Yenni Stadium in late October. The Crusaders defeated Rummel 26-23 and moved to 3-0 on the season. At halftime, the Crusader Band took the field for their performance with the St. Mary’s Dominican High School Debs. After, the Homecoming Court was presented. Miss. Natalie Taylor was named 2020 Homecoming Queen. Brett Bourgeois ’91, Paul Cotaya ’01, Matt Cotaya ’06, Barry Lemoine ’81, Lance Ranlett ’91, Scott Seiler ’79, and Mark Zimmer ’76 served as alumni escorts. Alumni Board President Dr. Leni Sumich ’90 presented the crown to the queen.

Standing: Paul Cotaya ’01, Mark Zimmer ’76, Scott Seiler ’79, Lance Ranlett ’91, Matt Cotaya ’06, Barry Lemoine ’81, Brett Bourgeois ’91 and Leni Sumich ’90 Seated: Sylvia White, Rosalia Dandry, Ashley Hebert, Natalie Taylor, Chloe Candies, Alexandra Ingram and Catherine Poche

Full mask and social distancing precautions were enacted for this event, masks were removed for a few memorable pictures only. 10  Century II

Larry Gibbs ’65 CJ Named 2021 Alumnus of the Year Lawrence C. “Larry” Gibbs, Cor Jesu Class of 1965, has been selected by the Brother Martin High School Board of Directors as the 2021 Alumnus of the Year. The announcement will Larry Gibbs speaking at be celebrated at the CGN Event annual Alumnus of the Year Cocktail Party in January followed by the Alumnus of the Year Mass and Lunch in March. Larry and his wife Marian have supported the Brothers of the Sacred Heart and Brother Martin High School in many ways over the years. They have provided students opportunity through scholarships and have assisted in advancing our institution through generous gifts to our capital campaigns since the mid-1990s. Larry has shared his time at Career Day and with the Crimson & Gold Network and most recently, he made a significant gift toward the dedication of Cor Jesu Hall. Larry was born in Columbus, OH where his father was attending Ohio State University on the G.I. Bill after World War II. His family moved back to New Orleans when Larry was two years of age. After graduating from Cor Jesu he earned a BS in Civil Engineering from LSU. Larry then worked for several engineering and construction companies

in Houston and the Greater New Orleans area. Larry founded Gibbs Construction on July 4, 1976, with a $3000 bonus check received from his employer. Larry served as CEO and president of Gibbs Construction for 43 years, until retiring on July 4, 2019. Larry’s 43-year long career at Gibbs Construction was productive, wonderful, beautiful in every measurable and non-measurable way. Larry is past chapter president and statewide president of the Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) and served for many years on the ABC National Board of Directors. He is past vice president of the Construction Industry Legislative Council and is actively involved in lobbying for free enterprise and merit shop principles in the construction industry. Larry has twice received the Associated Builders & Contractors Member of the Year Award, in 1982, and 1992. His success was recognized in the business community with his election to the Junior Achievement Business Hall of Fame in 1994, and he was honored with the 1997 Louisiana Entrepreneur of the Year Award for construction. In 2000, he also received the Mayor’s Award for Commercial Contractor of the Year. Larry’s community service includes the Board of Trustees and the Building Committee of St. Martin’s Episcopal School, member of the Loyola University Business School Visiting Committee, the board of directors of the New Orleans Job Initiative and the East Jefferson General Hospital’s Business and Professional Committee for Development. He is past education chairman and past chairman of

the Louisiana chapter of the Young Presidents’ Organization, past member of the Jefferson Business Council, and a past member of the board of the New Orleans chapter of the ACE Mentor Program. He is an active member of the Chief Executive Organization. Larry presently serves on the Foundation Board for the New Orleans Recreation Department, and the Louisiana Workforce Investment Council. In addition, he proudly serves as President of Eastbank Little League program for youth in the New Orleans Metropolitan Area, whose 12-year-old baseball team earned the National and International Little League Championship in Williamsport, PA in 2019. While never excelling in any athletic endeavor, Larry did run the 26.2 mile New York Marathon five times in five separate decades; including his 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, and 70s, and intends to complete his third-to-last New York City Marathon in his early 80s. Larry and his wife Marian like baseball, new adventures, general travel, and family life. Marian is an essential partner, and a loving mother to their children; she keeps the family moving in a positive direction, and significantly contributes to much of Larry’ personal success and the success of their family. Marian is involved in numerous educational institutions from pre-kindergarten to high school and numerous charitable and civic organizations and activities. They live in River Ridge and have eight children, whom are all doing well. The Gibbs Family is grateful and feel they are blessed.

Homecoming 2020 (continued)

Cor Jesu Hall Blessing & Reception Thursday, May 6, 2021

Alumni Seafood Dinner Friday, April 23, 2021 Century II  11

Julia Gandolfi Retires Julia Gandolfi, has retired after 27 years of service at Brother Martin High School. Julia served in many roles during her time on Elysian Fields. She worked in admissions before moving to advancement work where she worked closely with Bro. Jean Sobert, S.C. identifying and cultivating alumni. Later, she served as Community Relations Director and Capital Campaign Director. She is a founding member of the Ladies of the Shield and spearheaded that group’s fundraising and events. Her work with the Ladies of the Shield has resulted in a fullyendowed scholarship, significant donations to the Bro. Jean Sobert Endowment, unmatched community outreach to the ladies of our

Hunt. Most recently, Julia was the lead in the formation of our Legacy Committee whose mission is to increase planned gifts to the St. Aloysius Century Foundation. “Julia was dedicated to her work and making Brother Martin a better place”, said long-time coworker Nick Lagattuta ’71. “Julia has been an integral part of the success of our advancement work. She possesses a wealth of knowledge of our institute and our constituents. She will be missed”, said Kenny Spellman ’84.

Alan and Julia Gandolfi community and successful events including our Holiday Home Tour and our annual Easter Egg

Julia’s son Matthew is a 1999 graduate of Brother Martin and her father-in-law, Pat Gandolfi is a proud member of the St. Aloysius Class of 1948.

Crimson & Gold Network CGN Highlight – Abadie-Williams Led by Tyler Abadie ’04, CEO, Kyle Lawson ’04, CFO, Matthew Arnondin ’06, Project Manager, and Jonathan Ebersole ’13, Designer, Abadie-Williams employs a team of industry leading professionals with backgrounds from owner-operators, respected government agencies, and global engineering and consulting company experience. Extending beyond basic technical understanding, Abadie-Williams has solidified itself as a regional energy industry leader by providing our clients with a holistic understanding of the engineering, construction management, operations acquisitions & divestments, tariffs, trading, compliance, and procurement. They are professionals forged in regional diversity and educated with global experience. Their team’s dedication to servitude is evidenced by the firm’s selection as an Inc. 5000 Fasted Growing Company and New Orleans Best Places to Work in 2018-2020. They have also been recently named to the LSU 100 Fastest Growing Tiger Business in the World. These awards are no small feats and are a true testament to their team members and their dedication to their clients.

Press Club Awards Alumni won various journalism and media awards at the Press Club of New Orleans 62nd Annual Excellence in Journalism Awards Gala. The Press Club of New Orleans is composed of media professionals dedicated to improving the professional skills of people in the industry. Notable winners were Chef Kevin Belton ’77, Robert Berning III ’97, Greg Buisson ’77, Eric Carle, Jr. ’93, Sean Fazende ’99, Aubry Killion ‘07, Danny Monteverde ‘03, Doug Mouton ’81 and Tom Planchet ’78.

Matthew Arnondin ’06, Kyle Lawson ’04 and Tyler Abadie ’04

“Driving Forces” The following members of the Brother Martin community are recognized by City Business on the magazine’s 40th anniversary as “Driving Forces” in our business community. They are business leaders who have made significant contributions to the economic development of the New Orleans area. Gayle Benson, New Orleans Saints and New Orleans Pelicans Marc F. Eagan, Eagan Insurance Agency, Parent of Andrew ’04 and Jordan ’01 Joseph Exnicios ’73, Hancock Whitney Alden J. McDonald, Jr., Liberty Bank and Trust, Parent of Todd ’99

The Crimson & Gold Network Over 700 members on Linked-In • Over 1,000 members on Facebook • CGN sub-groups • Oil & Energy Professionals • Finance Professionals Law Enforcement/ First Responders • Great resource Job opportunities • Job applicants and resumes • Alumni business listings • The Crimson & Gold Network (CGN) offers a variety of online services to St. Aloysius, Cor Jesu and Brother Martin alumni. • You can search the alumni directory for classmates, visit your friends’ professional web pages, access career resources, view alumni news and much more. • It’s a great way to stay connected. Part of the CGN mission is to give back to school. • The CGN has sponsored students on the College Run, members have served as presenters at Career Day, and have spoken to individual classes. • In addition, the CGN co-sponsors the annual Alumni/Senior Lunch. 12  Century II

The St. Aloysius Mothers’ Club A Historical Perspective of Women Supporting the Mission of Brothers of the Sacred Heart Over the years, we have chronicled alumni donating their time, talent and treasure to the Brothers of the Sacred Heart Schools in New Orleans. During that time, the Brothers also benefited from the contribution of women to the mission of the institute. In this article, we celebrate the St. Aloysius Mothers’ Club, a group of saintly women who were integral in assisting in the education of young men of New Orleans.

1931 Mothers’ Club

1942 Officers Mrs. C. Wirth, Mrs. S.C. Weeks, Mrs. F. F. Randon, Mrs. F. O. Laudimiey, Mrs. R. W. Gonzales, Mrs. C. W. Jones, Mrs. R. F. Borne and Mrs. Angele Maestri

1951 Executive Board Mrs. Jules Sancho, Mrs. H.A. Pecunia, Mrs. Chris Schulingkamp, Mrs. Joseph McAdam, Mrs. Ray F.S. Piper, Mrs. F. Breedlove, Mrs. F. Madrazo and Rev. Brother Louis, S.C. In September of 1926, a group of twelve women met in the St. Aloysius school assembly hall and organized the first Mothers’ Club. Under the guidance of Reverend Brother Paul S.C., President of the school, a Constitution and By-Laws were written. The main objective of the organization was “To encourage Catholic boys to attend Catholic schools, and to boost St. Aloysius College in particular.” The mother’s adopted as their motto: Knowledge is strength. Mrs. John Thomas was elected the first president of the group. During her term, her rallying call to other mothers was “a Mothers’ Club is an asset to a school!” Mrs. A.L. Ducasse followed as the second president for the 1927 term. She worked to raise funds to purchase chairs to be used at benefit parties, two large American flags, and to defray the expense of an automobile that had been presented to Brother Paul by the Club. Mrs. John Porte was elected the third president of the club. During her term, enrollment

increased to sixty-three members. The classrooms were painted, repairs were made to desks and chairs and benefit parties became a part of the work of the group. Mrs. Joseph F. Staub, the mother of Brother Eugene, S.C., succeeded as the fourth president. She served two terms, 1929-1931, and continued to raise funds to pay for the automobile. In September 1931, Mrs. John Regus became the fifth president of the Club. She began a drive for an increase in membership at the request of school President Brother Lambert. His successor, Brother Martinian, began to work with the Mothers’ Club to furnish and enlarge the library. To this end, card parties were held in the homes of the members. Boat rides, spaghetti dinners, and luncheons aided in raising funds. An operetta was presented by Aloysius students, and Mrs. Regus rehearsed the cast daily for six weeks. At all times, Mrs. Regus had been assisted by Mrs. Rene J. Borgne, who succeeded her as the sixth president. Mrs. Regus remained as vice-president.

By this time, the Mothers’ Club had become a part of the school and was, indeed, the premiere extra-curricular organization. Brother Martinian only had to ask for what he needed, and, as if out of nowhere, his wishes were granted. Brother Martinian asked that the Library Fund be completed, The Mothers’ Club held a festival and the debt was cleared. When Mrs. Borne presented the check to Brother, he immediately ordered the necessary volumes. Our library rose to an enviable position among those in southern high schools. Suitable furniture was also purchased by the club. Furthermore, as a result of two very successful benefits and festivals, two buses were donated to the school. At this time, the football team was being recognized, so the Mothers’ Club inaugurated an annual Christmas banquet for the players and presented them with jackets and sweaters. Knowing that a football team must have a band, the club sponsored the St. Aloysius Band under the direction of Professor Joseph H. Taverna and the care of Brother Maximin. Uniforms and instruments were furnished. Talented students were given scholarships by the club. Academic scholarships were awarded to deserving Catholic young men. (continued on page 14) Century II  13

The St. Aloysius Mother’s Club (continued)

1965 Officers Mrs. Audrey Schellhaas, Mrs. Beverly Mahe, Mrs. Mary Brinker, Mrs. Delight Thompson, Mrs. Rita Gibbs and Mrs. Olga Reso The membership drive was still on, and Mrs. Borne invited all grandmothers, aunts, godmothers, and all interested in the welfare of the students and the Brothers to become members. At the end of the term, the Club boasted an enrollment of over two hundred members. As the Club prospered, Brother Martinian began thinking of a gymnasium. This had been spoken of before but had always been set aside because of a lack of funds. Brother made this the major project of the school in the fall of 1936. With untiring efforts and perseverance, the Mothers’ Club and alumni worked enthusiastically toward the realization of the project. In November of 1937, The St. Aloysius Gym was dedicated by Most Reverend Archbishop Joseph F. Rummel. The mothers furnished the dressing room and kitchenette in the gym. The club also donated funds towards the collapsible stands which seat over one thousand fans. In 1937, under Brother Lambert, the Mothers’ Club assisted in covering the yard with asphalt. Also, the Brother’s residence received new entrance steps, a renovated chapel, table linens, bed linen, blankets, and quilts. The Mothers’ Club donated the furniture for the 16 private rooms in the new annex between the gymnasium and the Brother’s Residence. The Junior-Senior Prom. Senior Prom, Christmas Party for Mothers and Brothers, Picnic to Bay St. Louis, Athletic Banquet, and Band Picnic were all established during Mrs. Borne’s administration. In September 1942, Mrs. Charles P. Wirth became president of the club. During this time

the Youth Movement had begun in the archdiocese. The Mothers’ Club sponsored skating parties, teenage dances, banquets, and parents’ and sons’ dances. When the war came, the club’s work expanded. As mothers of sons in service, St. Aloysius Mother’s Club went over the top in assisting with the Bond Drive, scrap metal and paper drives, and all other drives assigned to the school. The mothers also formed a chain of communion - a group receiving every day- to pray for their sons overseas. They also assisted in defraying the cost of an entire remodel of the Provincial Administration building. In November 1943, Brother Martin became President. The Mothers’ Club donated West Point style uniforms to the band. Brother Martin asked the organization to donate a $5,000 scholarship to the recently founded scholasticate in Daphne, Alabama. After a fair was held, the scholarship and a check for linens for the new house were given to Brother Martin. In the following autumn, Brother Martin requested a new bus to replace one that was too old for the boys’ safety. At the end of the year, the club had raised the funds. Brother Martin then asked the club to donate a stained glass window for the chapel in the new house of studies in Spring Hill, Alabama. The window was to depict the history of the coming of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart. In 1949, a piano was donated

to the school of music. One of Mrs. Wirth’s last achievements was the compilation and approval of a new constitution which was more adapted to the greatly increased enrollment. In May 1950 Mrs. Joseph McAdam was elected eighth president of the club. Membership had increased to a banner enrollment of 526. During that year, the Club had purchased band instruments, vestments for the chapel, and completed payment of the stained glass window. The Mothers’ Club continued to be successful and a staple of the community. In 1967, The Brothers decided to move in the direction of a Parents Club in lieu of a Mother’s Club. That tradition of Parents Club has continued to the present day. For 40 years, the St. Aloysius Mothers’ Club helped make St. Aloysius the school it was. The Stainedglass window the Mothers’ Club donated can be found on the second floor of Cor Jesu Hall at Brother Martin. A credit to AFTER TWENTY-FIVE YEARS: An Historical Sketch of the Saint Aloysius Mother’s Club, 1926-1951 written by Mrs. Arabelle Allison Wirth.

Dad and Grad Day of Reflection March 27, 2021 James B. Branton Chapel on the Brother Martin High School Campus 14  Century II

Giving Back Nancy and John Beninate II ’77 recently made a generous donation to the Marty Hurley Band Endowment in support of the Crusader Marching Band. Corey Rosemond ’88 and Nacon Gaming USA donated RIG505 headsets for students, faculty, and staff to Brother Martin High School. Their donation gives students, faculty, and staff the tools to meet the needs of our changing world. The donation value is nearly $80,000. Corey is the Global Partnerships Director of RIG Gaming and Vice President of Nacon Gaming USA. He lives in Washington state and has participated in our Career Day. The Ladies of the Shield, formed in 2006, have established a scholarship in honor of their sons and/or husbands who are graduates of St. Aloysius, Cor Jesu or Brother Martin. They also support Brother Martin High School and the Brothers of the Sacred Heart through continued involvement in the Brother Martin community. The Ladies of the Shield Scholarship was completed in July of 2013. Since the scholarship’s endowment, funds have been directed to the Brother Jean Sobert, S.C. Student Activities Endowment. Most recently, funds raised by the Ladies of the Shield have been used to purchase risers for our Chorus and additional funds were used to renovate the reception area at the Elysian Fields entrance of school. The Ladies of the Shield Endowment has been established in the St. Aloysius Century Foundation to support Brother Martin High School. These are unrestricted funds to be used to meet the greatest needs of the school as deemed by the President and Principal. The Marcel J. Damiens Family Foundation completed payment on its generous pledge to the Phase III Capital Campaign. The Marcel J. Damiens Family Foundation Food Station will stand in The Mall as a reminder of their generosity. Tab Damiens ’76, Michelle Hennessey, Thomas d’Hemecourt ’95, and Norman Romagosa ’73 were instrumental in making this gift possible. The Paul A. “Red” Pizzo ’41 Family Work-Study Scholarship has been established in the St. Aloysius Century Foundation thanks to a generous gift from Debbie and Paul Pizzo ‘75. This scholarship will be awarded annually assisting students in our work/study program by rewarding them for excellence in service. The Pizzo family has a long legacy at St. Aloysius and Brother Martin.

The August R. Gallo Family has supported the Brothers of the Sacred Heart for decades. Recently, The Sonya and August Gallo ‘53 Foundation and Gallo Mechanical completed gifts to school that provide opportunities for students and enhance our campus. The Gallo legacy at St. Aloysius and Brother Martin go back decades and their support is greatly appreciated. Class of 1970 “50 for 50” Check Presentation

Every Brother Martin class has been challenged after their 45-year reunion to raise $50,000 before their 50-year reunion. We recently received the initial check from the Class of 1970, “The Charter Class”. This establishes the Brother Martin Plus 50 Alumni Endowment in the St. Aloysius Century Foundation. These funds will be used at the discretion of the President and Principal to meet the greatest needs of the school. Currently, funds earned from this endowment will be used to assist families dealing with Covid-19 issues. The Class of 1970 raised over $60,000. Wayne Lee, in his over 20-year relationship with Brother Martin, with his congenial manner and his “can do” attitude, was constantly behind the scenes contributing to a variety of school and alumni events. CajunFest, the Al Briede Race, Fish Fry, Alumnus of the Year, Leadership Celebration, and so many more, were successful in part due to Wayne’s contributions and tireless efforts. “Wayne has always been here for us at Brother Martin. If we ever needed anything for the school, he would simply reply, “You got it!” He will always be a part of the Brother Martin Family,” said Director of Food Service Tina LaBeaud. Thank you for all you have done in support of Brother Martin and our mission.

The Fr. Paul Hart ’70 Scholarship is now fully endowed. Fr. Paul, our school Chaplain, established the scholarship to afford young men an opportunity to experience life as a Brother Martin Crusader. The Jay Michael Dixon ’02 Crusader Memorial Scholarship has been endowed. This scholarship annually provides direct financial assistance to needy Brother Martin High School students in the form of work-study grants and tuition reduction. This scholarship provides opportunity and was made possible through the generosity of Debbie Dixon. The Erin V. and Joseph J. Caruso ’79 Scholarship has been established in the St. Aloysius Century Foundation thanks to a generous gift from Erin and Joe Caruso ’79.

Pictured L to R: Tina LaBeaud, John Smith, Eiserloh Co, Wayne Lee, Sysco Food Service, Michael Lemoine ’02, Sysco Food Service and Kenny Spellman ’84. Century II  15

Giving Back Sacré Coeur Society On behalf of the Brother Martin Alumni Association, we are proud to announce the formation of the Sacré Coeur Society. The Sacré Coeur Society is a posthumous inspired giving society. We are grateful for our members’ spirit of generosity and the close ties they held to Brother Martin High School. We are proud to announce the original members: William Airhart 1958 CJ Ann Quentin Alarcon Peter F. Algero, Sr. 1959 SA Thomas Bellinger 1939 Brother Donnan Berry, S.C. 1944 Alois Binder 1946 James B. Branton 1974 Lou Bravo 1948 Marion Theresa Schexnayder Bruno Haydee and Paul Cerise Christopher A. Ciaccio 1980 Danny Condon 1979 Robert M. “Bob” Conlin Vincent A. “Trey” Culotta III 1997 Michael J. Cusimano 1934 Marcel J. Damiens 1950 Jay Michael Dixon 2002 Andy Douglass

Carolyn Engel Peggy Engert Warren and Lucille Flick Raymond G. Fontaine, Jr. 1978 Jacques J. Fontan 1986 Mary Ann Fox-Dodt Mrs. G. Fricken Dr. Ray Fricken 1955 Larry Garvey 1955 Brother Nicholas Geisenberg, S.C. Dr. and Mrs. Robert R. Gibbs Trent Patrick Gray 1994 Christopher Guy Ronald Held 1963 SA Dalton Hilliard, Jr. 2009 William Hogan 1937 Marty Hurley Benjamin Kuylen 1998

Owen LaCour 1934 Edwina Lagatutta Claire LeBlanc Lucille Massicot Glenn Masson 1971 Brother Ralph McGarry, S.C. Major William J. McNamara 1936 Kristian J. Nicolosi 1995 Ricky Nuesslein Philip J. Pizzolato 1937 Herman J. Prager, Sr. Edmond J. and Mireille G. Preau Sidney Joseph Reso 1952 Thomas F. Ridgley 1951 Jay Rink 1986 Joe Rink 1962 SA Jerry Romig Mary Z. Rupert

Robert J. Schmolke 1983 Jack Schommer Henry P. and Agnes B. Sobert Brother Jean Sobert, S.C. Elmo Spellman Marilyn Stant James F. Terrell, Jr. 1923 Brett W. Thomas, Jr. 2000 Patrick Trainor 1972 Chris Twiner 1990 Doug Twiner Daniel G. Villarrubia 1975 Thomas M. Villarrubia 1980

For more information or if you do not see your loved ones name and feel should be considered a member of the Sacré Coeur Society, please contact the Advancement and Alumni office at 504-284-6700 or alumni@brothermartin.com.

Endowments

SACRE COEUR SOCIETY EST. 2020

The following are endowments established in the St. Aloysius Century Foundation to support Brother Martin High School.

Gibbs Family Endowment was established by Marian and Larry Gibbs ’65 CJ to support Brother Martin students in the tradition of academic excellence.

The Bellinger Family Endowment, In Honor of Thomas Bellinger ’39 was established in accordance with a bequest in his will to support technology, audio visual materials, textbooks, faculty and staff.

Brother Neal Golden, S.C. ’57 CJ Technology Endowment honoring Brother Neal Golden, S.C. ’57 CJ was established by Julie and Mike Flick ’66 SA in an area very important to the school, maintaining and enhancing our technology on campus and in the classroom.

Robert M. “Bob” Conlin Athletics Endowment honoring Bob Conlin was established in an area very important to Bob during his years at the school, maintaining and enhancing our athletic programs and athletic facilities. Trey Culotta Memorial Fund was established by Dr. & Mrs. Vincent A. Culotta, Jr. in memory of their son Vincent A. “Trey” Culotta III ’97. The earnings from the fund are designated to support the Trey Culotta Wrestling Invitation Tournament, held each December, and the Brother Martin Crusader wrestling program. Espinosa-DuRapau Endowment for Faculty & Staff Development was established by Victor J. DuRapau, Jr. Ph.D. ’58 CJ to provide financial support for Brother Martin teacher and staff development and continuing education. Larry Garvey ’55 - Campus Ministry and Religion Endowment honoring Larry Garvey ’55, was established in two areas very important to Larry, Campus Ministry and Religion. Brother Nicholas Geisenberg, S.C. Building Endowment honoring Brother Nicholas Geisenberg, S.C. was established by Gayle and Tom Benson ’44 in an area very important to Brother Nicholas during his years at the school, maintaining and enhancing our state-of-the-art facility.

Marty Hurley Band Endowment honoring Marty Hurley was established in an area most important to him during his years at the school, the instrumental music program. Ricky Nuesslein Close-Up Endowment honoring Ricky Nuesslein, was established to support Brother Martin students who attend Close Up, an educational trip in January to Washington, D.C., that informs, inspires, and empowers young people to exercise the rights and accept the responsibilities of citizens in a democracy. A Civics teacher for over 30 years, this was something very important to Ricky. Brother Jean Sobert, S.C. Student Activities Endowment honoring Brother Jean Sobert S.C., was established in an area very important to him during his years at the school, student activities. Brother Martin Plus 50 Alumni Endowment honoring Brother Martin classes celebrating their 50-year anniversary was established to support Brother Martin High School. This endowment is used by the president and principal to meet the greatest needs of the school.

For information on Scholarships, Endowments, Society of 1869 or Sacré Coeur Society, contact Kenny Spellman ’84, 504-284-6700 or kspellman@brothermartin.com 16  Century II

Fiscal 2019-2020 Annual Report (July 1, 2019-June 30, 2020) André Coindre ($5,000 and above) AT&T Dr. & Mrs. Brian M. Barkemeyer ’79 Mrs. Gayle Benson Mr. & Mrs. David T. Branton ’76 Mr. Robert T. Buisson ’63 SA Mr. & Mrs. John H. Burke, Jr. ’67 CJ Mr. Shava J. Carboni, Jr. ’64 CJ Dr. & Mrs. Robert C. Clark ’62 CJ

Cleco Power LLC Ms. Debra H. Dixon Mr. & Mrs. Ollin R. Driver Dr. Victor J. DuRapau, Jr. ’58 CJ Dr. & Mrs. Henry L. Eiserloh III ’84 Entergy Mrs. Mary Helen Fontaine Mr. & Mrs. August R. Gallo, Jr. ’53 SA

Gallo Mechanical, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence C. Gibbs ’65 CJ Mr. & Mrs. William P. Gomila ’68 SA Dr. & Mrs. Jimmie J. Gaubert ’58 SA Hancock Whitney Mr. & Mrs. Noah Hardie Mr. & Mrs. Christopher B. Laiche ’90 Dr. & Mrs. Joseph N. Macaluso, Jr. ’71

Mrs. Cindy Nuesslein Mrs. Elaine P. Ridgley Mr. & Mrs. Ralph J. Romaguera, Sr. ’67 SA Mr. & Mrs. Mark F. Schneider ’72 Stall Enterprises, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Kelly Steele, Sr. SWEPCO-Distribution Mrs. Diane Delpit Ziering

Brothers of the Sacred Heart ($2,500 - $4,999) Mr. & Mrs. Brad A. Borde Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Broussard ’69 SA Mr. & Mrs. James J. Casadaban, Sr. ’79 Mr. & Mrs. John F. DiMaggio, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Milton M. Dureau, Jr. ’69 CJ

Mr. & Mrs. J. Donald Garvey ’50 SA Mr. & Mrs. Gregory J. Hollier ’73 Mr. Jonathan N. Kernion, Sr. ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Douglas A. Kuylen ’66 SA Murphy Oil Corporation

Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Nault ’72 Mr. Ram Miller & Mrs. Andrea Olivier Mr. & Mrs. Jerome J. Reso, Jr. ’55 SA Dr. Charlene D. & Dr. Wayne J. Riley ’77 River Rock Stone Works

Mr. & Mrs. Craig N. Tafaro ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Taylor ’72

President ($1,000 - $2,499) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Aguda, Jr. ’88 Mr. Joseph F. Azzarello, Jr. ’64 SA Mr. & Mrs. Mario J. Bazile Mr. & Mrs. Dean C. Behrens ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Dominick S. Bonura ’57 CJ Dr. Edward J. Boos ’66 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Larry R. Bouterie, Jr. ’70 Dr. & Mrs. Richard S. Bragg ’84 Dr. & Mrs. Jody S. Brahney ’83 Mr. Justin M. Branley2006 Judge & Mrs. Robert J. Burns, Sr. ’62 SA Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Castagnetta ’87 Mr. Thomas C. Causin, Jr. Mr. Richard A. Cernich ’64 SA Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Chopin ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Keith J. Clement ’94 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Clement ’94 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen L. Cory ’68 SA Mr. & Mrs. Scot C. Craig ’80 Creole Creamery Mr. & Mrs. Clinton Dauzat Mr. & Mrs. Stephen R. Davezac ’65 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Drew DeLaune Mr. & Mrs. William G. Deris ’62 SA Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Devall Mr. Robert E. Edgecombe, Jr. ’64 SA

Dr. & Mrs. Tod C. Engelhardt ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Exnicios ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Flick ’66 SA Dr. Carol E. Foti ’58 CJ Dr. & Mrs. George P. Franco, Jr. ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore Geraci ’64 SA Mr. & Mrs. Paul F. Giffin ’69 SA Mr. & Mrs. Clifford J. Giffin ’66 SA Mr. & Mrs. Keith M. Gillies Mr. Richard T. Glaviano ’70 Mr. & Mrs. David M. Glaviano ’73 Mr. Thomas M. Gloger ’92 Dr. & Mrs. John P. Gniady ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth E. Gootee ’70 Dr. & Mrs. Robert J. Grieshaber ’69 CJ Major Clarence P. Guillory, Jr. ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Morris P. Hebert Mr. George C. Heine ’72 Mr. & Mrs. William H. Hidalgo, Sr. ’57 CJ Mr. Eric J. Houin, Sr. ’64 SA Mr. & Mrs. Matthew L. Jacob ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Jobert, Jr. ’69 CJ Mr. & Mrs. David J. Jouandot ’78 Ms. Jorinda Junius Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Kaszubinski ’73 Mr. Juan A. Lafonta ’91

Mr. & Mrs. Victor A. Landry III ’86 Dr. & Mrs. James V. Lange ’64 SA Mr. & Mrs. Leo M. LeBourgeois ’68 SA Mr. & Mrs. Glen R. Liuzza Mr. & Mrs. Juan J. Lizarraga ’60 CJ Mr. William Luketich Dr. & Mrs. Troy G. Macaluso ’86 Mr. Robert Eisterhold & Mrs. Cindy Mandina Mr. & Mrs. Tristan E. Manthey ’88 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond M. Massett ’72 Mr. John C. McGowan ’73 Mr. William J. McNamara III ’64 SA Mr. & Mrs. Ron E. Messner ’63 SA Mr. & Mrs. Clifford A. Miller ’58 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Darrell C. Mipro ’88 Mr. & Mrs. David C. Mount ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Tim R. Napier Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Nenos, Jr. ’64 SA Mr. Daniel F. Nolan, Jr. ’68 SA Mr. & Mrs. Scott R. Nuebel ’69 CJ Dr. & Mrs. Errol J. Olivier ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Pabst, Jr. ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Pappalardo, Sr. ’66 SA Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Parra ’64 SA Mr. & Mrs. Edmond Q. Parson ’51 SA

Mr. & Mrs. Roy J. Perilloux ’65 SA Dr. & Mrs. Lloyd A. Pizzaloto, D.D.S. ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Harry P. Prieto, Jr. ’59 SA Mr. & Mrs. Gregory M. Rando ’77 Judge & Mrs. Cornelius E. Regan ’66 CJ Renaissance Charitable Foundation, INC Mr. & Mrs. John V. Robichaux, Jr. ’69 CJ Mr. André J. Roques III ’91 Mr. Brian J. Rotolo ’86 Shell Oil Company Simeral Properties, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Leonard D. Simmons, Jr. ’64 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Henry J. Singer ’64 SA Dr. & Mrs. Andrew I. Sumich ’93 Mr. & Mrs. Mark G. Tauzier ’95 Mr. James L. Vallee ’64 SA Mr. & Mrs. Manuel J. Valvis ’73 Mr. Frank J. Vojkovich ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Wayne G. Walker ’64 SA Dr. & Mrs. Stephen M. Welcker ’70 Mr. & Mrs. P. Lindsey Williams ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Vernon J. Wilty III Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Winkler III ’69 SA Mr. Patrick G. Young ’07

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Giving Back Crusader ($500 - $999) AbbVie Dr. Heidi K. Chua & Dr. Eric L. Bloomfield ’72 Mr. Ryan J. Bordenave ’94 Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Bosch Dr. & Mrs. Robert D. Bostick III ’87 Mr. & Mrs. Barry J. Boudreaux ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Nelson Breve ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Capitelli ’65 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Frank H. Carbon, Jr. ’66 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Jason Cardon ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Ryan J. Carlisle ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Carroll Mr. & Mrs. Herbert L. Carter III ’91 Mr. & Mrs. Chad D. Cassie ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Tim Charrier Mr. & Mrs. Mark S. Choina ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Philip S. Clark III ’83 Dr. Vonni Contreary & Dr. Kelvin J. Contreary ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Scott C. Corrente, Sr. ’83 Mr. Frank J. Corriere ’71 Dr. Roy J. Culotta ’90 Dr. & Mrs. Robert D. Cummiskey ’86

Mr. & Mrs. Larry P. Delahoussaye III ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Dumas ’73 Mr. Fred J. Dummet, Jr. ’59 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Elliot III ’66 CJ Mr. Juan R. Encinosa ’51 SA Mr. Eugene G. Ferniz ’71 Mr. & Mrs. John P. Fisk ’87 Mr. Michael V. Foltz ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Frosch ’57 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Gibbs ’70 Brother Neal Golden, S.C. ’57 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Graffeo ’79 Mr. E. Morris Gray, Jr. ’55 SA Mr. Christopher E. Guidry ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Garrett C. Haab ’89 Mr. Terry J. Hand ’65 SA Mr. & Mrs. James Hargrove Dr. & Mrs. George W. Hebert ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen P. Helwig ’69 CJ Dr. & Mrs. Andre Honoree ’85 Mr. & Mrs. David R. Horos ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Leonard V. Jones ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond C. Kaufmann ’71 Mr. Ferdinand T. Kenney, Jr. ’70

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond J. Kenney ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Kris P. Kiefer ’86 Mr. Kenneth P. LaCour ’70 Judge & Mrs. Joseph B. Landry ’74 Dr. Michael H. Lang ’66 CJ Mr. & Mrs. John J. LeBourgeois ’73 Mr. Mark J. Lescale ’77 Mr. John Lichun Mr. Peter C. Litwinowicz ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy Luth ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Troy M. Manthey ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Darren Martino Mr. & Mrs. George P. Mayer ’81 Mr. Harold A. McCloud, Jr. ’69 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Christopher M. Michel ’95 Mr. & Mrs. James J. Murphy ’69 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Gary D. Noto ’73 Dr. & Mrs. Charles P. O’Brien ’58 SA Mrs. Heather Palmisano Mr. Robert M. Parent ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald S. Paulin ’58 CJ Mr. Kenneth A. Perret ’57 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Meade Phelps Dr. & Mrs. Lynn J. Philippe ’71

Mr. & Mrs. Corbert Plaisance Mr. John G. Planchet ’82 Dr. & Mrs. Dennis R. Preau ’77 Mr. & Mrs. Leonard J. Raymond ’74 Mr. Mark C. Romig ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Rugeley Mr. & Mrs. Kevin P. Rupert ’83 Mr. Claus E. Sadlier ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick R. Scariano ’94 Mr. & Mrs. Larry G. Schedler ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Arthur L. Schellhaas ’62 SA Mr. & Mrs. Richard K. Schultz ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. Serio ’69 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Eric F. Skrmetta ’76 Mr. Kenny Spellman ’84 Mr. & Mrs. John F. Stumpf, Jr. ’59 SA Mr. & Mrs. Timothy R. Taylor ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffray A. Teague ’91 Dr. & Mrs. Victor E. Tedesco ’79 Dr. & Mrs. Brent D. Videau ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Webre, Jr. ’64 SA Mr. & Mrs. Jay Weigel Mr. & Mrs. Earl J. Wilde III ’66 SA Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Winkler ’71

Gold ($100 - $499) AIG Mr. & Mrs. Gerard R. Adam III ’95 Mr. & Mrs. William Adams, Jr. Mr. Roy R. Alberts ’51 SA Mr. Irving A. Albrecht ’72 Mr. Matthew P. Alfonso ’18 Mr. Ryan M. Alfonso ’18 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony C. Alfortish ’64 SA Mr. & Mrs. Aaron C. Anderson Dr. Paul Armbruster & Dr. Leslie Armbruster Mr. Robert Armbruster Mr. Joseph L. Arrigo ’15 Mr. Richard L. Bagnetto, Jr. ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Balser ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Brian M. Barbeito ’98 Mr. Harold A. Barthe, Jr. ’69 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Shannon J. Battle ’69 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Baudier ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Tim P. Bayard ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Guillermo M. Bedran ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Beler ’75 Mr. Gary R. Bencsek ’82 Mr. Andrew M. Benfatti ’15 Mr. & Mrs. John A. Beninate II ’77 Mr. John J. Bergeron ’65 SA Mr. Gregory J. Berthelot ’66 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Armand H. Bertin, Sr. ’59 CJ Ms. Marissa Bigford Dr. & Mrs. A. Jay Binder ’77 Mrs. Katherine Bishop Mr. Stanley F. Bizot ’69 SA Mr. Leonce A. Blanchard, Jr. ’54 SA Mr. Samuel B. Blanchard ’18 Mr. & Mrs. David J. Blount ’92 18  Century II

Mr. & Mrs. Barry B. Boettner ’54 SA Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Bogran III ’99 Mr. & Mrs. H. L. Boihem ’59 CJ Mr. Lawrence Bolline ’65 SA Mr. & Mrs. Frank M. Bologna ’67 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Vince C. Bonura ’97 Mrs. Audrey K. Borne Mr. & Mrs. Terrence M. Boudreaux Mr. Wayne L. Bourgeois ’63 SA Mr. & Mrs. Carroll A. Bourlet ’65 CJ Mr. Thomas L. Bradshaw, Jr. ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Branley ’76 Mr. & Mrs. John M. Breaud Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert J. Brechtel III ’66 SA Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey Brewer ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Salvador M. Brocato III ’88 Brooke Companies Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. Brooks III Mr. & Mrs. Roy Broussard Mr. & Mrs. Avery G. Broussard III Mr. & Mrs. Christopher C. Brown, Sr. Mr. Brett K. Brumfield ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Mark R. Buchert, Sr. ’81 Mr. & Mrs. David A. Buckel ’82 Mr. Patrick W. Buckley ’69 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. Buisson ’57 SA Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Buisson ’97 Mr. & Mrs. John P. Butler, Jr. ’66 CJ Mr. Richard Cahill ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Roger J. Caillouet III ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Callaghan Ms. Kathleen Camp Ms. Kate Campion Dr. Robert J. Cangelosi ’46 SA Mr. & Mrs. Daniel S. Cantrell ’90

Captain Justo G. Carrillo ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Gerald P. Catalano ’70 Mr. & Mrs. James L. Catalano ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Philip Catanzaro ’97 Mr. Mike P. Cazaubon ’73 Mr. Salvador F. Centanni ’58 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Jason Centola ’97 Mr. Lawrence J. Centola, Jr. ’64 SA Chevron Mr. Gerald Christopher, Jr. ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Philip C. Ciaccio, Jr. ’74 Mr. & Mrs. James A. Clark ’66 CJ Mr. Warren P. Clark ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Claudel ’56 SA Mr. & Mrs. Devin J. Clement Mr. John Collins II ’97 Mr. John P. Collins ’66 SA Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Connick ’81 Dr. & Mrs. Farokh Contractor Mr. & Mrs. Brian M. Corales ’97 Mr. Scott C. Corrente II ’16 Mr. & Mrs. Nick V. Corrente ’59 SA Mr. Glenn A. Correnti ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffery Craig ’97 Mr. Christian Crawford ’97 Crescent Waterproofing & Restoration, LLC Dr. & Mrs. Francisco C. Cruz, Jr. ’90 Mr. Anthony V. Cuccia ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Cummiskey, Jr. ’59 CJ Mr. Glen J. Daigle ’76 Mr. & Mrs. James P. Daigre ’66 SA Mr. Peter M. Dakin, Jr. ’65 CJ Dr. & Mrs. Nicholas A. Danna III ’67 SA Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. Dassey ’73 Mr. Dale R. Daste ’59 CJ

Mr. Guillermo F. de Castro ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Louis D. De Mello ’66 CJ Mr. Stephen M. Dean ’71 Dr. Charles J. Decedue ’62 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Jeffery Delaney Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Delord Denbury Mr. Peter D. Dickinson ’01 Mr. Edward J. Dillenkoffer ’51 SA Mr. & Mrs. Michael DiSalvo Mr. & Mrs. Daniel G. Dodt ’74 Mr. Kevin J. Douglass ’98 Mr. Jason Doyle ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Doyle, Jr. ’61 CJ Ms. Laura Duda Mr. Douglas A. Duet ’59 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Errol G. Dufrene Mr. David A. Dumas, Sr. ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Donald A. Dupuis ’59 SA Mr. Perren M. DuRapau ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Emery E. Dyer ’56 SA Mr. & Mrs. David E. Ebeling, Jr. ’62 SA Mr. & Mrs. Edmond R. Eberle, Jr. ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Edel ’60 SA Mr. & Mrs. Arthur J. Eiserloh, Sr. ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Harold G. Erath, Sr. ’41 SA Mr. Stephen A. Esneault ’66 CJ Mr. Leonard F. Estorge ’58 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Douglas P. Fair, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Falcon CPO & Mrs. Warren J. Falgout ’56 SA Mr. Connor D. Fallon ’15 Mr. & Mrs. Stuart H. Farr ’84 Mr. & Mrs. John J. Farrell, Jr. ’59 CJ Favorites Promotional Products

Giving Back Mr. Carlos Fernandez & Mrs. Monika Bellorin Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Ferrara ’97 Mr. Brian A. Ferrara ’68 CJ Mr. Paul S. Fiasconaro ’61 CJ Mr. Ryan A. Fitzsimmons ’02 Mr. Joseph M. Fleckinger, Jr. ’58 CJ FLUOR FEDERAL PETROLEUM OPERATIONS Mr. Jason Foote Dr. & Mrs. Earl J. Fox, Jr. ’65 SA Mr. Sam S. Fradella III ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Russell W. Frankofsky ’65 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Raphael R. Fransen, Jr. ’66 CJ Mr. Justin G. Frey, Sr. ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Kostantinos Frezoulis Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Fulham ’87 Mr. & Mrs. William J. Fulham ’61 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Dennis C. Gallagher ’89 Mr. & Mrs. William R. Gallagher, Jr. ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Galloway Mr. & Mrs. Rodney J. Gannuch ’64 SA Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Gardebled, Jr. ’82 Mr. & Mrs. James M. Gatti Mr. & Mrs. Maurice P. Gaudet IV ’70 Mr. Sidney A. Gauthreaux, Jr. ’59 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Christian D. Generes ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Gernhauser ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Gary J. Giepert ’80 Dr. William A. Giles, Ph.D. ’60 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Reynold J. Giroir ’66 SA Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey J. Giroir ’93 Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Golden ’55 SA Mr. & Mrs. Edwin C. Gonzales, Jr. ’77 Mr. & Mrs. William Goodwin Gootee Construction, Inc. Mr. Charles M. Gordon ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Randy A. Gordon Mr. & Mrs. Keith Gourgues Mr. Westley K. Grace ’16 Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. Graffeo ’66 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Gravolet ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Gray, Sr. ’70 Dr. Myron C. Greenleaf ’48 SA Mr. & Mrs. Brian T. Greer Mr. & Mrs. Michael Groetsch Mr. & Mrs. George L. Groh ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Louis A. Grossimon Mr. & Mrs. Gordon M. Gsell ’61 CJ Mr. Stephen N. Guillot ’75 Dr. & Mrs. Harry P. Gustafson, Jr. ’58 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Douglas J. Haas ’51 SA Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Hale ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Seann P. Halligan ’00 Happy Italian Ms. Crystal M. Hardeman Mr. Drew L. Haro ’03 Reverend Paul S. Hart ’70 Mr. Louis C. Hartmann & Mrs. Andrea Ribando Dr. & Mrs. Paul Hastings, M.D. Mr. Claude Hatten, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Haughey Mr. & Mrs. Charles B. Hausknecht, Jr. ’88 Mr. Paul J. Hebert ’51 SA

Mr. & Mrs. Scott J. Hedlund ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Theodore S. Heine Mr. & Mrs. Timothy A. Hemphill ’96 Mr. Russell G. Hendrick, Sr. ’70 Mr. Twain M. Henry ’86 Mr. & Mrs. John L. Hernandez Ms. Cherie Hernandez Mr. John L. Hernandez, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Jason A. Hijuelos ’95 Mr. & Mrs. John A. Hodges, Jr. ’62 SA Mr. & Mrs. A. E. Holmes, Jr. ’52 SA Mr. Joseph F. Hoppe ’56 SA Mr. & Mrs. Jay A. Hotard ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Donald P. Howard ’66 CJ Mr. & Mrs. George W. Howell, Jr. ’53 SA Mr. Frederick M. Huber ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Hughes Mr. & Mrs. Grady S. Hurley ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Hymel Mr. Louis J. Hymel III ’05 Mr. Michael G. Hymel, Jr. ’07 Dr. Scott J. Hymel ’08 Mr. Jack R. Illg ’57 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Joe Ineich Mr. & Mrs. Mickal M. Jacques ’77 Mr. Robert E. Jelley ’73 Mrs. Victoria F. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Charles G. Jouandot ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Steven Kavanagh Mr. Shane C. Kenney ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Kern ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Kiefer ’59 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Christopher E. Kieffer ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy D. Kokemor ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Scott M. Konecni ’02 Ms. Marjorie Kraus Mr. & Mrs. Chad E. Kropp ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey E. Kropp ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. Kugler ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd H. Labatut II ’66 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Andre Labbe Mr. & Mrs. Alan M. Labbe’, Jr. ’91 Mr. Paul L. Labue, USN ’69 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Brian A. Lacour ’66 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Charles Lacourrege Mr. Bryan C. Lagarde ’87 Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas A. Lagattuta, Jr. ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Bryan L. Laiche ’65 SA Mr. & Mrs. Dominick J. Lalla ’52 SA Mr. Gary J. Lambert ’71 Mrs. Joyce Lambert Mr. Anthony Lamonte ’80 Mr. & Mrs. Harold J. Lamy ’47 SA Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Landry ’66 SA Mr. & Mrs. Scott A. Landry ’75 Mr. Christopher L. LaRose ’90 Dr. & Mrs. Peter S. Latino III ’80 Mr. & Mrs. Roy R. LeBlanc ’59 SA Mr. & Mrs. Wayne J. LeBlanc Mr. Thomas Lee ’72 Mr. Les D. Levy & Dr. Jerussa Aita-Levy ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Liang Mr. & Mrs. Leo A. Licciardi ’59 SA Ms. Suzanne Linden

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Linn Mr. Mark S. Liuzza ’80 Mr. Jack C. Livaudais, Jr. ’68 CJ Ms. Kathleen Lofgren Mr. Alden E. Lopez ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Jay F. Louviere ’63 SA Ms. Donna C. Lowe Mr. & Mrs. Steve A. Lytell ’74 Mr. Christopher D. Magno ’93 Mr. & Mrs. Keith Mahne ’04 Mr. Joseph P. Mahoney ’53 SA Dr. & Mrs. Hector R. Maldonado ’77 Mr. & Mrs. Damien T. Mandella ’91 Deacon & Mrs. Tyrell T. Manieri, Jr. ’64 SA Mr. Armando I. Margan & Mrs. Nicole King ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Emile J. Marks ’54 SA Mr. James A. Marquette ’62 CJ Mr. Philip F. Mason ’89 Mr. Louis D. Matherne III ’66 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Maumus ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Carey Mavor Mr. Randolph W. McCloskey ’76 Mr. William M. McGaffick ’70 Mr. Kevin J. McGowan Mr. Andrew M. McGuire ’16 Mrs. Cherie McKevitt Mr. & Mrs. Joel T. McMullen ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Clyde G. McShan II Dr. & Mrs. Anthony C. Melito ’76 Dr. Lesley A. Meng Mr. & Mrs. Dimitri P. Menutis ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Charles L. Merritt III ’69 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Metoyer Mr. & Mrs. Michael B. Meyers ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Meyn ’75 Dr. & Mrs. James Meza ’66 SA Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Miller ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy V. Mipro ’03 Ms. Anna Maria Mitchell Dr. Frank J. Monte, M.D. ’69 CJ Mr. Bernard V. Monteleone ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Rory C. Montero ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Morrison Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Muller ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Casey Munson ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Musso Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey C. Napolitano ’78 Mr. Nicholas J. Nelson ’69 SA New York Life Mr. Bruce J. Nicolosi ’80 Nielsen & Treas LLC Mr. & Mrs. John W. Norwood IV ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Nunes Mr. & Mrs. Keith J. O’Cain ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Douglas J. O’Callaghan ’73 Mr. Ernest J. Ohlmeyer ’64 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Oliveri, IV ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Orban Mr. James E. Orth II ’06 Mr. & Mrs. Bryan J. Oubre ’97 Mr. Timothy Packard ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Ian M. Palao ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Palermo ’81

Mr. Lawrence P. Palmisano III & Mrs. Maria Leticia Mr. & Mrs. Albert S. Pappalardo, Sr. ’60 SA Mr. Barkley Payne Mr. & Mrs. David A. Pecot, Jr. ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Brian Pellegrin Mr. Ronald L. Perschall ’93 Ms. Kourtney M. Peters Mr. & Mrs. Raymond A. Peters ’74 Mr. Richard J. Petre, Jr. ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Phillips Mr. Joseph Pieri, Jr. ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Chester J. Plauche ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Henry Poirier Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Polito Mr. John A. Portero ’64 CJ Mr. Robert F. Powell ’60 SA Mr. & Mrs. Joseph B. Powell Mr. Donald P. Preau ’68 SA Mr. & Mrs. James L. Preau ’64 SA Mr. Eugene A. Priestley ’81 Mr. Lance J. Priez ’73 Mr. Gordon J. Prima ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Gabriel Puccio ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Ryan E. Randazza ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Lance Ranlett ’91 Mr. Charles L. Raymond ’66 CJ Mr. James B. Redding, Jr. ’77 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey S. Reid ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Paul W. Reuter ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Terrel A. Rhoton, Jr. ’91 Mr. & Mrs. Thuy Richardson Mr. & Mrs. John M. Rigney, Jr. ’84 Mr. Thomas J. Rini ’67 SA Mr. Todd J. Roberts Ms. Anna S. Robinson Mr. & Mrs. Norman J. Romagosa ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Dart J. Romano ’76 Mr. Joseph G. Romano ’69 SA Mr. & Mrs. Andre J. Roques, Jr. ’60 SA Col. Paul F. Roques ’61 SA Mr. & Mrs. Paul N. Rosefeldt ’62 SA Mr. & Mrs. Maurice L. Rouen ’70 Mr. Alan Rovira Mr. Manuel A. Sala ’46 SA Mr. Lucien A. Salvant ’59 CJ SC Johnson Fund, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Kernion T. Schafer ’69 SA Mr. & Mrs. Wayne J. Schexnayder, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Schiro Mr. & Mrs. James L. Schmit ’60 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Albert J. Schmolke ’81 Dr. Larry B. Schneider ’66 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Schneider ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Harry A. Schneider ’73 Dr. & Mrs. Vic P. Schneider ’62 SA Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Schneller Reverend Michael J. Schneller ’64 SA Mr. Joseph M. Scholl ’52 SA Mr. & Mrs. Alan Schomaker Mr. & Mrs. Henry R. Schorr ’51 SA Mr. Gerard H. Schreiber, Jr. ’67 CJ Mr. Christopher P. Schully ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin P. Schultz ’81 Century II  19

Giving Back Dr. & Mrs. Stuart G. Schultz ’70 Mr. & Mrs. John F. Schwegmann Mr. & Mrs. Alan C. Seicshnaydre ’61 SA Mr. & Mrs. Scott C. Seiler ’79 Mrs. Jackie Sentilles Mr. & Mrs. Damien W. Serauskas Mr. & Mrs. Craig D. Sharbonno ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Mark K. Shaw Mr. & Mrs. David E. Sibley ’53 SA Ms. Victoria Siegel Mr. William H. Simpson, Jr. ’68 CJ Dr. Henry B. Sirgo ’69 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Smith Mr. Valentin M. Solino ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Brian Spinnato Ms. Marilyn Arnoult Stamm Mr. Joshua A. Stein ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. Stephens ’74 Mr. & Mrs. John Sullivan

Mr. Byron J. Swift ’04 Mr. Alan J. Swindler ’65 SA Mr. Michael H. Szczepanski ’64 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Angelo J. Talamo ’63 SA Mr. & Mrs. Richard Talluto Mr. & Mrs. Timothy R. Taylor, Jr. ’97 Mr. & Mrs. David Taylor Mr. & Mrs. David K. Theard ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Malcom S. Thiel ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Gerald V. Thomas, Sr. Mr. Ryan M. Thompson ’07 Thompson, Siegel & Walmsley Mr. & Mrs. Alan V. Thriffiley, Sr. ’71 Ms. Melissa Tokar Ms. Janet Trahan Mr. & Mrs. Matthew J. Trahan ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Salvador Tramontana, Jr. ’59 CJ Dr. Joseph Tramontana ’60 CJ Mr. Daniel G. Trawick, Jr. ’58 CJ

Mr. Robert H. Trepagnier, Jr. ’67 CJ Mr. & Mrs. David G. Trepagnier, Sr. ’83 Mr. Bradley S. Treuting ’04 Mr. Laurence H. Triemer ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin P. Tschirn ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Marcel P. Tullier ’97 Mr. & Mrs. David Vaccaro Mr. & Mrs. Jon M. Valenti Mr. Connell J. Vallette, Jr. ’64 SA Mr. & Mrs. Christopher R. Valley, Jr. ’65 CJ Mr. Bradley M. Vega ’98 Dr. & Mrs. Wayne C. Vial ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher R. Vicknair Mr. & Mrs. Roberto Villalobos Mr. & Mrs. Jack L. Villarrubia ’52 SA Dr. & Mrs. Cary Vincent Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Voitier, III ’66 SA Mr. & Mrs. Garrett A. Walters ’74 Mr. & Mrs. George L. Wax ’45 SA

Mr. Robert H. Wegener III ’93 Mr. & Mrs. Gregory J. West Mr. Philip A. Wetzel ’65 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Scott B. White ’85 Mr. Philip D. Widener ’97 Mrs. Kim Willey Mr. & Mrs. Eric D. Williams ’87 Mr. & Mrs. Roland Wiltz Mr. John L. Wisinger ’63 CJ Mr. & Mrs. James E. Witchen ’69 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Andrew R. Wolf ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Norman E. Wolff III ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Brian A. Yokum ’78 Mr. Mitchell A. Yokum ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Darin M. Yuratich ’04 Mr. & Mrs. John J. Zamora ’60 SA Mr. & Mrs. Charles Zimmer Mr. & Mrs. John E. Zitzmann III ’66 CJ

Crimson ($1 - $99) Mr. Tom E. Aime ’70 Mr. & Mrs. J. Christopher Alley, Jr. ’08 Mr. Edward M. Ard ’59 SA Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Arrigo ’70 Mr. Vincent J. Asaro ’86 Mr. & Mrs. David Assaf III ’63 SA Mr. Ray C. Baas ’63 SA Mr. Peter Babin III ’55 SA Mr. & Mrs. Frank A. Baier Mr. Wallace A. Bailey, Jr. ’86 Ms. Mandy Ballesteros Ms. Jessica Barnett Mr. Joseph A. Baroni, Jr. Mr. Kenneth R. Barrett ’70 Mrs. Linda Bateman Mr. & Mrs. Philip L. Batson, Jr. ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Benigno ’55 SA Mr. Matthew J. Berthelot ’90 Mr. & Mrs. George Bischof ’97 Mr. Bruce J. Bivona ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Blackwell ’87 Mr. Edward M. Blind ’63 SA Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Boe, Sr. ’60 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Vincent J. Bologna ’68 CJ Mr. Matthew Bolton Mr. & Mrs. Carl Bonura Mr. & Mrs. Cary J. Boquet, Jr. ’87 Mr. Konnor C. Bordlee ’17 Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. Borey ’64 SA Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Boudreaux ’96 Mr. Rodney A. Bourgeois ’51 SA Lt. Col. & Mrs. Gerald F. Bourgeois ’53 SA Mr. & Mrs. Brad Boyd ’03 Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Brechtel Ms. Stanlyn Breve Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Brooks, Jr. ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Henry A. Brown Mr. Caesar A. Brown Mr. Clement J. Brunet ’43 SA Mr. & Mrs. Brett Buchanan Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Buckel ’94 Mr. & Mrs. James L. Buisson III ’65 CJ 20  Century II

Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Burke ’65 SA Mr. Lawrence J. Cacioppo ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Caillouet, Sr. ’63 SA Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Canright ’73 Mr. George G. Caravella ’82 Mr. Henry E. Carstens ’62 SA Ms. Tara Casbon Mr. Lance A. Castellanos ’57 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Joseph B. Catalanotto, Sr. ’65 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Causin III ’89 Mrs. Gwen Christina Mr. & Mrs. Darryl R. Clark ’64 CJ Mr. James A. Clark ’60 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Gary J. Clark ’88 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Clouatre Mr. & Mrs. Edward C. Coe ’94 Mr. Steven G. Colletti ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Kendall S. Cooper Mr. & Mrs. Domingo Correa Mr. Jimmy J. Couget ’91 Mr. & Mrs. Jimmie Dacuyan Mrs. Joan G. Daigle Mr. & Mrs. Darrell W. Damare ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Bernard G. D’arcangelo ’49 SA Mr. & Mrs. Destin Darden Mr. Elliot R. Dares, Sr. ’56 SA Mr. Andrew J. DeBlanc ’15 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen S. Decker ’58 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Ty A. Delger Mr. & Mrs. Norbert B. Delph ’47 SA Delta Airlines Foundation Mr. John B. Deluca III ’65 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Craig J. Demarest ’83 Mr. Philip M. Demma ’83 Mr. Stephen G. DeSalvo ’88 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Dessommes, Jr. ’57 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Edmond M. D’hemecourt III ’87 Mr. Aaron J. Didier ’15 Mr. Keelan D. Didier ’19 Mr. Dennis A. DiMarco ’64 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Donald B. Donze ’50 SA Mr. Michael A. Duplantier ’64 SA

Mr. & Mrs. William J. Dwyer ’65 SA Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Elliott Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Engolia ’43 SA Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Evans Mr. Douglas P. Fair, Jr. ’15 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Falgoust ’64 CJ Mr. Robert J. Farrell ’66 CJ Ms. Yvette Fernandez Mr. & Mrs. William A. Foret, Jr. ’65 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Keith L. Forsythe ’91 Mr. & Mrs. David T. Fremin Mr. Edward C. Frosch, Sr. ’59 CJ Mr. Matthew J. Frught ’89 Mr. Timothy J. Fulham ’89 Mr. Paul M. Gagnet ’66 SA Mr. & Mrs. Eric E. Gallagher ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Alan M. Gandolfi Mr. & Mrs. Matthew J. Gandolfi ’99 Ms. Gayle Gardner Mr. Wayne C. Gary ’79 Mr. John J. Gendusa ’62 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Gilmore ’62 SA Mr. & Mrs. James P. Glorioso ’64 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Armel J. Gonsoulin Dr. Ryan M. Goris ’02 Mr. & Mrs. David R. Grego ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Emmett C. Guderian ’43 SA Mr. & Mrs. Craig S. Guercio Mr. Kevin A. Hall ’09 Mr. Gregory L. Haro ’68 CJ Mr. Douglas C. Harris, Jr. Ms. Leah Harris Mr. & Mrs. Jose Hasbun Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey M. Hasenkampf ’87 Mr. & Mrs. Martin M. Hassett ’98 Mr. & Mrs. John F. Hauler ’64 CJ Mr. Michael Heffker Mr. & Mrs. Rene Henry Mr. & Mrs. Randy J. Hernandez ’95 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hew Mr. & Mrs. William L. Higgins III ’60 SA Mr. & Mrs. Ray J. Hingle ’70

Mrs. Jacquelyn Hinkel Mr. & Mrs. Bradley C. Hirling ’93 Mr. Evan M. Illg ’19 Mr. & Mrs. Byron Q. Iverson ’71 Mr. & Mrs. William Jennings Mr. & Mrs. Nicky Johnson Mr. Ennis D. Johnson ’90 Ms. Marion Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence P. Jouet, Sr. ’66 CJ Mrs. Rosemary Juneau Juniper Networks Foundation Fund Mr. & Mrs. Marwan Kabbani Mrs. Gloria S. Kelley Mr. Collon C. Kennedy ’47 SA Mrs. Phyllis Kiefer Mr. & Mrs. Chad M. Krakowski Mr. & Mrs. Wayne E. Kreider ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Bryan H. Kronlage ’64 CJ Ms. Linda C. Kuntz Mr. & Mrs. Mark Landry Sister Joan Laplace, C.S.J. Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred LeBeau Mr. & Mrs. Charles LeBlanc Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Le Bon ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Larry P. Lebourgeois ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Lind ’52 SA Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Lococo ’75 Mr. Benjamin S. Loga ’14 Mr. Jonathan C. Loga ’18 Mr. Cameron Lombardo ’03 Mr. & Mrs. James Lonardo Mr. & Mrs. Elihu R. Lucas, Jr. ’43 SA Mr. Jason S. Lunetta ’84 Mr. Nicholas J. Macaluso ’47 SA Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Maloz, Sr. Marathon Petroleum Company Mr. William J. Martin ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J. Martin ’50 SA Mrs. Patricia Martino Mr. & Mrs. John J. Mayer ’75 Mr. Patrick J. McCabe ’94 Mr. & Mrs. Frank C. McCaskell ’81

Giving Back Mr. William J. McCrossen ’74 Ms. Julia McDonald Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. McEvoy ’56 SA Mr. Joseph A. Methe ’63 CJ Dr. Harold J. Miller ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Wallace R. Miller ’70 Ms. Allison Millet Mr. John J. Miquet III ’03 Mr. & Mrs. Gerald F. Moll ’73 Mr. Paul M. Moncada ’87 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Moore, Jr. ’58 SA Mr. & Mrs. Derise C. Morel ’62 SA Mr. & Mrs. Lu M. Mulino ’69 SA Mr. & Mrs. Patrick M. Mullen ’95 Mr. & Mrs. Jared J. Mumphrey ’92 Mr. & Mrs. David B. Murphy ’67 SA Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Musso ’77 Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Natividad, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Jens Nielsen Ms. Lynette Nuila Mr. & Mrs. Pete Nuss Mr. & Mrs. Joe Nyein Mr. Andrew N. O’Brien, Jr. ’06 Mr. Shane M. O’Brien ’11 Mr. Ian M. O’Cain ’08 Mr. Adam M. Olivier ’12 Mr. Travis C. Parent ’11 Mr. & Mrs. David F. Parra

Mr. George Peacher ’66 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Leon E. Perret ’40 SA Mr. & Mrs. John D. Person ’73 Mr. Mason C. Pfingsten ’16 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald A. Porter ’64 SA Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Provenzano ’65 CJ Mr. Elven C. Punch ’47 SA Mr. Trevor J. Quatroy ’16 Mr. & Mrs. Peter C. Quitzau Mr. Vincent L. Ramoneda ’46 SA Mr. William A. Reese ’67 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Armand J. Reixach, Jr. ’61 CJ Mr. Albert A. Rensch, Jr. ’64 SA Mr. Ronald J. Reso ’56 SA Mr. & Mrs. Edward L. Rohde III Mr. Frank A. Romeu ’53 SA Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Rossi, Jr. ’61 SA Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey J. Rossi ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Roubion ’72 Mr. Edwin M. Roy, Jr. ’59 CJ Mr. & Mrs. James E. Ruckert ’67 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Jon A. Russo ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Miguel A. Sanchez ’54 SA Mr. & Mrs. Michael Sauve Mr. Justin D. Scanlan ’00 Mr. Dominic J. Schiro ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Bret P. Schnadelbach ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Kurt M. Schneider ’61 SA

Mr. & Mrs. Paul H. Schneider ’71 Mr. Matthew E. Schneider ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Eric Schneller Mr. & Mrs. John E. Schulin III ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Schutte ’47 SA Mr. Louis W. Seiler, Jr. ’64 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Sentilles ’81 Ms. Mirlande Seymour Mr. Matthew S. Sharpe ’03 Judge & Mrs. Mark J. Shea ’76 Mr. Cade L. Sheehan ’18 Mr. Cole D. Sheehan ’15 Mr. Jesse H. Sheffield ’62 SA Mr. John C. Silbernagel III ’82 Mr. Kelvin Simeon III Mr. & Mrs. Godfred C. Singer ’60 SA Mr. Pakhar Singh & Mrs. Jaswindre Kaur Mr. Stephen E. Smith ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick M. Smith ’65 CJ Ms. Shelby Smith Mr. & Mrs. Michael Soileau Mr. & Mrs. Henry W. Spansel, Jr. ’79 Mr. Charles T. Stall ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Kerry J. Sweeney ’77 Mr. Bob A. Sylvia ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Juan L. Tapia, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Kevin P. Tassin, Sr. Mr. Vincent J. Tekippe, Ph.D. ’61 CJ

Mr. & Mrs. Vincent R. Tenisci, Jr. ’64 CJ Mr. & Mrs. Alfred J. Theriot, Jr. ’53 SA Mr. & Mrs. Frank Thibodeaux Mr. & Mrs. Malcom J. Thiel, Jr. ’48 SA Ms. Jean M. Thomeczek Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth M. Thompson ’65 SA Mr. & Mrs. Kurt M. Traub ’95 Mr. & Mrs. Earl B. Tregre Mr. David G. Trepagnier, Jr. ’14 Mr. Emile M. Trudeau ’59 SA Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Tubbs Mr. Charles J. Turpin ’73 Mr. Michael J. Valenti ’84 Dr. Oscar A. Varela ’68 SA Mr. Felix J. Verdigets ’71 Mr. George L. Viavant III ’67 CJ Mr. Andrew J. Vincent ’09 Mr. & Mrs. David L. Vinci ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Paul S. Vlosich Ms. Fontaine Wells Mr. & Mrs. David Wickboldt Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey J. Winn ’80 WKU Foundation Mr. Edward Yoerger & Mrs. Natalia Nikova Mr. & Mrs. John P. Zimmerman ’74

Thank you to our Sponsors American Specialty Advertising, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Blake J. Arcuri ’00 Mr. & Mrs. George Bischof ’97 Mrs. Katherine Bishop Mr. & Mrs. Johnny B. Blue ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Vince C. Bonura ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Barry J. Boudreaux ’85 Mr. Thomas L. Bradshaw, Jr. ’04 Ms. Leslie Breaux Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey Brewer ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Buisson ’97 Mr. Richard Cahill ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Jason Cardon ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Caruso, Jr. ’79 Mr. & Mrs. James L. Catalano ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Philip Catanzaro ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Causin III ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Jason Centola ’97 Mr. Trevor C. Chambers ’19 Mrs. Virginia D. Cognevich Mr. John Collins II ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Connick ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Brian M. Corales ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Lee Cotaya Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. Cotaya ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffery Craig ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Scot C. Craig ’80 Mr. Christian Crawford ’97 Crescent Waterproofing & Restoration, LLC Mr. & Mrs. John F. DiMaggio, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Eric J. Dimm ’01 Diversified Foods, Inc. Mr. Jason Doyle ’97

Mr. Jonathan R. Dunn ’18 Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Dupuy, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Milton M. Dureau, Jr. ’69 CJ Dr. & Mrs. Henry L. Eiserloh III ’84 Judge & Mrs. Kurt D. Engelhardt ’78 Dr. & Mrs. Tod C. Engelhardt ’76 Mr. Robert Failla Favorites Promotional Products Mr. & Mrs. Adolph M. Federico ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Ferrara ’97 Mr. Andrew J. Foundas ’11 Mr. Steven C. Foundas ’15 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Gagliano ’86 Mr. & Mrs. David R. Gallo ’77 Gallo Mechanical, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Alan M. Gandolfi Mr. & Mrs. J. Donald Garvey ’50 SA Mr. & Mrs. James M. Gatti Mr. Colin P. Gelé ’19 Mr. & Mrs. Christian D. Generes ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Keith M. Gillies Mr. & Mrs. Edwin C. Gonzales, Jr. ’77 Mr. & Mrs. Gregory P. Gonzales ’83 Gootee Construction, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Chad Guidry Major Clarence P. Guillory, Jr. ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher G. Hakenjos, Jr. ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Hale ’97 Hancock Whitney Mr. & Mrs. Steven H. Hart ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Scott J. Hedlund ’97 Mr. & Mrs. A. E. Holmes, Jr. ’52 SA Mr. & Mrs. Neuville C. Hotstream, Sr.

IBERIABANK Mr. Uriel E. Icaza ’18 Mr. & Mrs. Denis J. Indest, II ’70 Investar Bank Mr. & Mrs. Matthew L. Jacob ’97 Jostens Mr. & Mrs. David J. Jouandot ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Kern ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Kimble ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Kirchem IV ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey E. Kropp ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Lee M. Lafleur ’94 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher B. Laiche ’90 Mr. Dominique C. Lousteau III ’16 Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy Luth ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Macaluso, Jr. ’84 Mr. Armando I. Margan & Mrs. Nicole King ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Darren Martino Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Maumus ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Frank C. McCaskell ’81 Mr. Kerry M. McGehee ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Miller ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Casey Munson ’97 Mr. Jake A. Murillo ’19 Mr. & Mrs. Tim R. Napier Nielsen & Treas LLC Mr. & Mrs. John W. Norwood IV ’97 Orleans Capital Management Corporation Mr. & Mrs. Bryan J. Oubre ’97 Mr. Timothy Packard ’97 Mr. Robert M. Parent ’81

Mr. Ryan Eustis & Mrs. Shannon Pemberton-Eustis Mr. & Mrs. Meade Phelps Mr. Joseph Pieri, Jr. ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Gabriel Puccio ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Terrel A. Rhoton, Jr. ’91 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin M. Rich ’96 Mrs. Elaine P. Ridgley River Rock Stone Works Mr. Michael W. Rohm ’66 SA Mr. & Mrs. Eric Savoie Mr. & Mrs. Kernion T. Schafer ’69 SA Mr. & Mrs. Jared A. Schexnaydre ’83 Schiro’s School Time Uniforms Mr. & Mrs. Eric F. Skrmetta ’76 Mr. & Mrs. James R. Smith ’77 Mr. Joshua A. Stein ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Leni T. Sumich, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Roni Sumich Sysco Foods Mr. & Mrs. Craig N. Tafaro ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy R. Taylor, Jr. ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffray A. Teague ’91 Mr. & Mrs. Todd M. Tournillon ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Kurt M. Traub ’95 Mr. & Mrs. Marcel P. Tullier ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Don P. Velez ’81 West Plumbing Mr. Philip D. Widener ’97 Mrs. Janice C. Williams Mr. & Mrs. Norman E. Wolff III ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Yakelis Century II  21

Giving Back Scholarships Endowed Scholarships Alarcon-Quentin Scholarship Brother Donnan Berry, S.C. ’44 Scholarship Harold “Harry” Bologna ’86 Scholarship Donald E. Borey ’64 SA Scholarship James B. Branton ’74 Memorial Scholarship Marion Theresa Schexnayder Bruno Memorial Scholarship Robert Bruno ’76 & Christopher Bruno ’79 Scholarship Christopher A. Ciaccio ’80 Memorial Scholarship Haydee and Paul Cerise ’36 Memorial Scholarship First-Four Year Class of 1973 Scholarship Class of 1979 Scholarship Class of 1984 Scholarship Robert Conlin Memorial Scholarship Brother Ivy LeBlanc, S.C. Scholarship Vincent A. “Trey” Culotta III ’97 Memorial Scholarship Michael J. Cusimano ’34 Scholarship Jay Michael Dixon 2002 Crusader Memorial Scholarship Andy Douglass Memorial Scholarship Carolyn Engel Memorial Scholarship The Engert Family Memorial Peggy Engert Memorial Warren & Lucille Flick Memorial Scholarship Endowment Mrs. G. Fricken Memorial Scholarship August R. Gallo Family Scholarship John J. Gelpi, Jr. ’52 Scholarship Gibbs Construction Company Scholarship Lawrence ’65 CJ & Marian Gibbs Scholarship Dr. & Mrs. Robert R. Gibbs Memorial Scholarship William Hogan ’37 Scholarship Juan J., Lizarraga CJ ’60, John W. Lizarraga ’92 and Patrick Gressaff ’15 Scholarship Ladies of the Shield Scholarship Johnny LeBourgeois ’73 Crusader Spirit Scholarship Dr. Joseph N. Macaluso, Jr. Family Scholarship Patrick M. McCarthy Scholarship Major William J. McNamara ’36 Scholarship Esma Martin Memorial Scholarship Glenn Masson ’71 Memorial Scholarship Brother Ralph McGarry, S.C. Memorial Scholarship - I Brother Ralph McGarry, S.C. Memorial Scholarship - II Brother Ralph McGarry, S.C. Memorial Scholarship - III Brother Ralph McGarry, S.C. Memorial Scholarship - IV Pescay Family Scholarship Paul A. “Red” Pizzo ’41 Family Work Study Scholarship Philip J. Pizzolato ’37 Student Assistance Herman J. Prager, Sr. Scholarship Edmond J. & Mireille G. Preau Scholarship Sidney Joseph Reso ’52 Scholarship Rev. Paul Hart ’70 Scholarship Thomas F. Ridgley ’51 Scholarship Romaguera Family Scholarship RosaMary Foundation Robert J. Schmolke ’83 Scholarship Jack Schommer Scholarship 22  Century II

Endowed Scholarships Henry P. & Agnes B. Sobert Scholarship James F. Terrell, Jr. ’23 Family Scholarship Brett W. Thomas, Jr. ’00 Scholarship Doug Twiner Scholarship Daniel G. Villarubbia ’75 & Thomas M. Villarrubia ’80 Memorial Scholarship Scholarships In Progress William T. Airhart ’58 CJ and Family Scholarship Peter F. Algero, Sr. ’59 SA Scholarship Fund Azby Fund Erin V. and Joseph J. Caruso ’79 Scholarship St. Aloysius Class of 1955 Scholarship St. Aloysius Class of 1956 Scholarship St. Aloysius Class of 1960 Scholarship Class of 1974 Scholarship Class of 1975 Scholarship Class of 1976 Scholarship Class of 1980 Scholarship Raymond G. Fontaine, Jr. Class of 1978 Scholarship Fox-Dodt Scholars Assistance Fund Dale M. Gallaher Scholarship Guy Nelson Minority Literary Scholarship Award Trent Patrick Gray ’94 Memorial Scholarship Christopher Guy ’92 Scholarship The Alvin J. Kenney Family Scholarship Benjamin Kuylen Memorial Scholarship Liberty Bank Scholarship LMJ Scholarship Kristian J. Nicolosi ’95 Memorial Scholarship Mary Z. Rupert Scholarship

To: Brother Martin Constituents 1999-2009 We hope that you and your family are doing well. It has come to our attention that Blackbaud, the software company whose data collection service we use for storing faculty and student information, notified us that their databases have been compromised by an outside party. While almost all of our information was encrypted, Blackbaud wanted us to know that some personal information stored in the database between the years 1999-2009 may have been vulnerable. Blackbaud responded to this online threat, increased its encryption, notified law enforcement to pursue the criminality of these acts, and hired a third-party company to monitor possible leakage of data from their databases. Brother Martin High School takes this matter very seriously and we apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, however Blackbaud is the sole source of information in this matter. If you have any questions, please contact Blackbaud Customer Service at 1-800-468-8996.

Giving Back We are blessed to have many individuals who support Brother Martin High School. Thank you to the following. Brother Martin High School Board of Directors David Gallo ’77 - Chairman Brother Barry Landry Joseph Exnicios ’73 David Branton ’76 Pamela Schafer Greg Rando ’77 Joseph Caruso ’79 Henry Eiserloh ’84 Ryan Gallagher ’00 St. Aloysius Century Foundation Board of Directors John Devlin, Chairman David Glaviano ’73 Jay Romig ’72 Tim Bennett ’03 Gabrielle Macaluso Chuck Stall ’76 Emmett Dupas ’88 Greg Rando ’77 Kenny Spellman ’84 Brother Martin High School Legacy Committee Alan Thriffley, Sr. ’71 Michael Calogero ’81 Jeffrey Meyers ’00 Joseph Exnicios ’76 Roy Perilloux ’65 SA David Trepagnier ’83 Julia Gandolfi Patrick Pritchett ’78 Steve Yost Brothers of the Sacred Heart Alumni Association of New Orleans Board of Directors Leni Sumich ’90, President Ben Gootee ’01 Pat Pritchett ’78 Ryan Bordenave ’94 Ben Lambert ’03 Jay Romig ’72 Ron Brisbi ’67 SA Vic Landry ’86 Don Schindler ’71 Sal Brocato ’88, Past President Chad LaRose ’90 Scott Shea ’81 Chuck Camp ’10 Johnny LeBourgeois ’73 Chuck Stall ’76 Scot Craig ’80 Darrell Mipro ’88 Pat Stant ’87 Kraig de Lanzac ’86 Casey Munson ’97 Scott Walker ’93 Gary Delahoussaye ’74 David Pecot ’76 Milton Dureau ’69 CJ, President-Elect Roy Perilloux ’65 SA

Please continue to support those restaurants who have supported Brother Martin. Acme Oyster House Angelo Brocato’s Ice Cream Austin’s Bear’s Betsy’s Pancake House Bienvenue in Harahan Byblos Cafe 615 Home of da Wabbit Cafe Degas Cafe Latte Da Cafe Reconcile Casa Garcia Cheesecake Factory Community Coffee Cookie Dough Bliss Copeland’s Court of Two Sisters Creole Creamery

Crescent City Brewhouse Crescent City Steakhouse Deanie’s Seafood Domilise’s Po-Boys Drago’s Fat Boy’s Pizza Fat Harry’s Fiorella’s Francesca Galatoire’s Gris-Gris GW Fins Happy Italian Haydel’s Jack Dempsey’s Johnny’s Seafood Juan’s Flying Burrito Katie’s

Lakeview Harbor Loft 18 Lucy’s Mandina’s Maurice’s Fine Pastries Mopho Mo’s Pizza Mr. Ed’s Mr. Roo’s Muriel’s Nothing Bundt Cakes PJs Porch & Patio Porter & Luke’s R & O’s Ralph’s on the Park Reginelli’s Restaurant Filippo

Rieger’s on the Trace Rock’n’Sake Ruth’s Chris Sala Nola Serio’s Shipley Donuts Shogun Spitale’s The Court of Two Sisters The Joint The Tasting Room Three B’s Toast Tony Mandina’s Tower of Pizza Velvet Cactus Vincent’s Ye Olde College Inn

Tennis Tournament – Friday, March 26th at City Park Century II  23

Alumni In The News 1957

Edward Scheidt CJ is active in international and national development of Fiat (government) digital currencies. He led, as a convenor, an ISO technical standard for the security of digital currencies, worldwide. Previous, he was chair of United States banking security standards.

1964

Robert Vasquez CJ and his wife, Cynthia, were selected to receive the Order of St. Louis IX Medallion for service to the Catholic Church in the Archdiocese for New Orleans. As parishioners of St. Alphonsus Parish-St. Mary Assumption Church; Most Reverend Gregory Aymond ’67 CJ indicated “The Order of St. Louis is one of the highest and most cherished honors bestowed by the local Church on a member of laity.”

1967

Johnny Vidacovich SA received the “Lifetime Achievement in Music Award” by the Big Easy Awards 2020. In his more than 50 years performing, has drummed with Professor Longhair, Charles Neville, George Porter Jr. and numerous others. He’s never missed a New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival – until this year, due to the coronavirus pandemic. Johnny is a dedicated educator having taught at Loyola University New Orleans since 1982 and he still gives drum lessons. Stanton Moore ’90 counts him as a beloved mentor. Johnny released his latest album as a bandleader, “’Bout Time” earlier this year.

sh Snapshots

“The Advantages of Whiskey Over Dogs” by Michael Begg ’77 & Barry Lemoine ’81 continues to draw accolades. The screenplay logline is as follows: When a studio mogul informs silent-movie stars John Barrymore and W.C. Fields that they have no future in “talkies”, they kidnap box-office sensation Rin Tin Tin to protect their careers. The plan goes horribly wrong when a mobster hijacks their hostage for ransom from the studio. Award recognitions include: Filmmatic Comedy Screenplay Awards: SemiFinalist, Fade In Awards - Comedy Screenplay Semi-Finalist, Los Angeles International Screenplay Awards - Quarter-finalist, Austin Film Festival’s Script Competition advanced to Second Round

1970

Douglas Beninate, after 16 years in commercial construction, ten in New Orleans, four in Virginia, and two at the University of North Carolina, has changed careers from commercial construction to North Carolina Building Code Enforcement. He started with the Town of Cary, NC, in January 1994 as a Senior Commercial Building Inspector until December 2000, when he was promoted to Chief Building Code Official. Douglas also retired from the Naval Reserve as a Lieutenant in January 1994 after 20 years of service. Rennan Duffour was elected to the Knights of Columbus Supreme Board of Directors at the 2020 Supreme Convention. Rennan just completed a two year term as the State Deputy for the Louisiana Jurisdiction of the Knights of Columbus.

1968

Bill Sommers SA has been promoted to Adjunct Professor of Law at Tulane University.

1969

Donald Engler SA, Business Development Consultant at Radnod, LLC, has been named a board member of The Catholic Community Foundation.

Alumni in Print

Bro. Neal Golden ‘57 CJ has completed the book he’s worked on for five years, “LSU Bowl Games A Complete History”. Target­ed release date is March 1, 2021 by MacFarland Publish­ ing in North Carolina. The title is already set up for pre-orders on Amazon and Barnes & Noble. The price is $49.95 or $1 for each bowl game story. The royalties will go to the Brothers of the Sacred Heart Mission Fund.

1972

Mark Shreve before retiring as a Security Director in 2013, earned a certification by the Louisiana State Police as a Concealed Handgun Permit Instructor (#628). He is currently in his 9th year and has taught hundreds of students. Mark is not only a NRA Certified Pistol Instructor but is also a U.S.C.C.A. (United States Concealed Carry Association) Certified Instructor as well. Recently, Mark successfully completed the course to become a USCCA Certified Range Safety Officer. Mark offers a $24 cash rebate to alumni and has already taught a few dozen from Brother Martin, Cor Jesu and St. Aloysius. For more information visit gunsmartnola.com.

1973

Norman Romagosa has served 20 years with the Knights of Columbus Council 12686 and currently serves as Grand Knight of the Council.

1977

Kevin Belton’s WYES New Orleans cooking series, “Kevin Belton’s New Orleans Celebration” won a Bronze Telly Award.

Dr. Mick Lang ’66 CJ authored four western novels, a book of western 1979 short stories and one western play published on Amazon under the pen umbus Council 12686 recently installed its 2020-2021 officers. Congratulations and thank youLyle to Norman Romagosa, is position of Senior Revenue Sapera was promotedwho to the Mick12686 Lang. He authored a play set in NOLA: MOM!, a comedy and Knight.name Council hasalso served at St. Catherine for 20 years. The Chapter meets on the third Monday of each month in Agent with the Internal Revenue Service’s Large Business and Sicilian bachelor taking careinofthe his aging mother. availableinvolved on Center at about 7 pm.aMen who are interested possibility of Also becoming with the Knights are invited and encouraged rman at njromagosa@hotmail.com or 301-7149. International division. Lyle has been with the IRS for 35 years and Amazon. has received two IRS Excellence awards. Chris Whitson ’77 has published “Salty Strong: The ‘Whole’ Randy Swain has retired from the Los Angeles County Fire Cajun Story”, Archway Publishers. Chris tells the story of Salty Department. He served for 27 years as a Firefighter/Paramedic after in a beautifully illustrated, uplifting children’s tale about starting his career with the City of Inglewood Fire Department then the joys of learning about new cultures, having different transitioning into the County. experiences and the unlimited power of friendship and giving. 24  Century II

1980

Rod Teamer, Director of Diversity Programs and Business Development for Blue Cross Blue Shield of Louisiana, was recently elected board chairman of Marillac Community Health Centers dba DePaul Community Health Centers. Rod and his team have received many awards recently. Awards and honors include the Louisiana Society of Human Resources Managers Excellence in Diversity Award in 2017 and 2020 and the Greater Baton Rouge Society of Human Resources Managers 2018 Diversity Award. The Baton Rouge Area Chamber also recognized Blue Cross with its 2019 Diversity Star Award.

1983

Mike Gautreaux, PhD., Director of HLA/Immunogenetics and Immunodiagnostics Laboratories at Wake Forest Baptist Health, received the 2020 Distinguished Service Award from the The American Society for Histocompatibility and Immunogenetics (ASHI). The award was established in 1999 to honor colleagues who have contributed significantly ASHI’s heritage.

1984

Jacques Detiege was appointed by the Most Reverend Gregory M. Aymond ‘67 CJ to serve on the Archdiocese of New Orleans’ Committee for Racial Equity and Justice. Jacques has been assigned to chair the Schools Working Group. Michael Hennessey joined the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco’s Cash Product Office (CPO) as a Business Consultant. For the past 29 years, Michael worked for the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta’s Cash operation in the New Orleans branch. He has 21 years of analytical and project/product manager experience with the Sixth District’s Cash Function Office where he was responsible for technical and operational support, business continuity oversight, risk management, and Security Assurance for the Federal Reserve compliance. Chito Martinez ’84, who was the first player from Belize to reach the MLB, was recently featured in an article on “The Ultimate Belize Bucket List” website. Chito played for the Baltimore Orioles from 1991 to 1993 as an outfielder. He recorded a hit in his first six MLB games at the age of 25-years-old. The article states, “While many Belizeans proudly supported Chito during his time in the MLB, he didn’t hone his craft in his home nation. He attended high school in New Orleans, which provided him with an opportunity to showcase his sporting talent to the world. As a result, he was drafted by the Kansas City Royals in Major League Baseball in 1984. He signed to Baltimore in 1990, hitting 13 home runs in his rookie season.”

1986

Jacques Fontan, deceased Navy SEAL, inspired a book by his wife, Char Fontan Westfall. “A Beautiful Tragedy: A Navy SEAL Widow’s Permission to Grieve and a Prescription for Hope” is her story as one of the survivors of Operation Red Wings. The book is available on Amazon. Stephen M. Gelé, attorney with Smith & Fawer, LLC, was reelected to the Orleans Republican Parish Executive Committee. He continues to serve as Chairman of the Pelican Institute for Public Policy.

1987

Garret Chachere, former Brother Martin quarterback and long-time college assistant started his own quarterback school, The Quarterback Lab. Garret is taking a year off from coaching to enjoy his children, including his son Noah, a senior linebacker at Brother Martin. Robert Folse is a Territory Manager for 3M Medical Solutions Division. Dennis Pearse has been appointed Director of Hotel Operations at Scarlet Pearl Casino Resort in D’Iberville, Mississippi. Dennis has over 26 years of operating upscale luxury hotels. Paul Varnado CIV USARMY CEMVN, Project Manager for the New Orleans District Corps of Engineers, was named Project Manager of the Month for May 2020.

1988

Scott McCrossen launched a website NolaPlaces.com as a way to champion local businesses. Nola Places was built to take an organic, and cheerful approach to cover New Orleans restaurants, bars, museums, galleries, shops, public outdoor spaces, quirks, oddities, people, and things made locally. Christopher Danner, Physician at Novant Health, has been named Clinical Instructor/Physician Assistant Program at High Point University in North Carolina.

1989

Steven Alfonso, Director of Recreational Activities at River Oaks Hospital, has been recognized as a “Health Care Hero” by CityBusiness. Scott Delahoussaye, PT is the owner of Epic Physical Therapy which opened in June 2020 with 3 outpatient orthopedic clinics located in Gretna, Belle Chasse and Port Sulphur, LA. He has over 20 years of experience in orthopedic physical therapy. Charles Ducombs, MD, Internist at North Oaks Health System, was voted one of the “Northshore’s Best Physicians” by Sophisticated Woman Magazine readers. Roman Nelson assumed the rank of interim fire chief of the New Orleans Fire Department. Roman has been with the fire department since 1997.

1991

Kiley Martin passed his Louisiana State Real Estate Broker’s Exam. He is now the Associate Broker for Freret Realty, which he is part owner. He and his colleagues started the business July 1, 2019 and have grown the business to 12 agents.

1992

Sean Esker was recognized by United Soccer Coaches and the LA High School Soccer Coaches Association as State Coach of the Year for guiding Mandeville High School’s girls’ soccer team to the Division I state finals. He’s currently the all-time leader in wins for LA girls’ high school soccer coaches with more than 570 career wins.

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City Business Excellence in Construction and Real Estate Joseph Pappalardo, Jr ’98, President, Latter & Blum Property Management Christopher Clement ’98, Senior Vice President, HRI Communities Brad Swanford ’98, Owner/CEO, One Construction, LLC Ben Gootee ’01, President/CEO, Gootee Construction, Inc.

1993

Matt Massey of Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers will serve as the new Chair of the Louisiana Restaurant Association Education Foundation. The Board of Directors is responsible for overseeing the LRAEF programs, including ProStart and the LRAEF Scholarship Fund. ProStart is a nationwide, two-year program for high school students that develops the best and brightest talent into tomorrow’s industry leaders. The Board of Directors also awards LRAEF scholarships annually to students pursuing a culinary education. Since 2010, the LRAEF has awarded nearly $500,000. Massey is Raising Cane’s Regional Vice President and responsible for nearly 100 restaurants throughout Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Texas. He has worked with the company for more than 12 years.

Mark Ganucheau has joined the Executive Team for electrical distributor Crawford Electric as Vice President of Finance where he will oversee all aspects of Crawford’s financial operations. Crawford is the largest electrical distributor in Texas and Louisiana. They service the commercial, residential and industrial markets and are considered the industry choice for quality expertise in electrical distribution. Scott Lovitt, PharmD. and his wife Michelle opened a 10-bed residential assisted living home in Metairie. Dreyfous House by Audubon Care Homes provides residents with 24-hour care, assistance with activities of daily living, chef-prepared meals and uses state-of-the-art patient engagement technology designed for dementia and memory care patients.

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The more she and I talked and thought about d us with gentle discipline marriage, the more uncertainty has beenand Royal Honda’s Salesmen of themy Year, for six yearsand in a anxiety row. about the future a love rooted in Jesus and His increased. There was an Army priest whom I admired for his devout Heearly not only in huge volume, and but his customer satisfaction h. I learned from an agesellslife of holiness selfless service of God’s people. 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You are thinking not as God the Archdiocese of New Orleans in May 2020 and is assigned to St. Park School District in St. Louis, Missouri. As Dean, Adam will coordinate the love for me. I will never does, but as human beings do.” This Catherine of Siena for his 6 months of “in Parish” studies until he the time that I and didn’t feel programs last part is elementary, what the priest homilist athletics activities for the middle, & high schools in neeling during Mass and my related to discerning God’s call in our returns to Notre Dame Seminary in November for his final semester the district as well as serve as a member of the district leadership team. hang and die on the cross lives. He said that sometimes in life prior to his ordination to the Priesthood. or my family, Mass was a we think about what we want and not bligation. Another constant what God wants for us. We can be an ways thanked God in prayer. obstacle to God when we think as od in my parents through Michaeltheir Gulotta, Chef of Maypop, nominated for a human beings andhas notbeen about what God arriage and their constant wants us toChef-South”. do with our lives. I felt like Tyler Abadie and Abadie-Williams LLC earned the coveted James Beard Award as “Best y nieces, my nephew and me. I was the only one in the church. I met “Quad Award” this year. They made the “Inc 5000” as one of the with the priest later that week and he ways there I was often hard of gave me some really good advice about 5,000 fastest-growing privately held companies in the U.S. They an now say that I was aware discerning God’s will in my life. He were listed as one of City Business’“Top Places to Work” for small special. Although IMatt would not told Lambert, Mathme Teacher andclose Coachtoatthe Brother Martin, was to stay definitely felt gently drawn to sacraments of the Eucharist and businesses. They made the LSU Top 100 - Fastest Growing Businesses. Lastly, named “One to Watch” for Education CityBusiness. by God. I was quite involved reconciliation, andinto pray in front of they were recognized as one of the “Most Innovative” companies in Louisiana. m as early as I can remember. I the Blessed Sacrament whenever I layed the role of Jesus for our could. As I did these things it became evident thatAbadie-Williams God was calling services range from engineering & design to OPEX/CAPEX desired to serve God, I can’t me to seminary to discern more thoroughly a life dedicated to Him projects to project JustinI was Hartenstein and his team team Ihave since most of the time as a priest. I decided haddeveloped to break an up with my girlfriend in full order to management and support. able to tell a certain discern priesthood more seriously, and this was a time filled with innovative maskgreat that uses UV light to inactivate bacteria and viruses no.” I think that she sadness and loneliness, but at the same time it was a time This is the World’s First UV Mask (multiplefilled globalwith a great peace, the th my life and thatlike HeCOVID-19. was ould never imaginepatents at such a peaceright of knowing that I was doing Jason Jones, MD has been named Advanced Endoscopy pending) and was invented, designed, and developed what God was calling me to do Fellow at Yale-New Haven Health. Jason has previously been here in the Greater New Orleans Area. with my life. Over time my I decided that it was no sadness and heartache subsided, Gastroenterology Fellow at Wake Forest Baptist Health and Chief his was the beginning of my and the peace remains, the peace ticing my faith. As I moved and joy of striving daily toResident at Greensboro/Winston-Salem. He earned his Medical fe that put myself, instead of the manDoctorate God created me from Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center and a Blair Constant was elected to the Republican Executive Committeebecome for more the way I lived. Deep to be. Bachelor of Science from Louisiana State University. Jefferson k on God, but myParish cycleDistrict of 1. to break. It was only by the Where in your life is God calling e to turn back to Him. My you to think as God and not as Ryan Gallagher, our Principal, was recognized as “Onehuman? to Watch”Where are you being an urch began when I moved away an Army scholarship for obstacle in Education by City Business Magazine. Ryan was recognized for histo the work of God in s an active duty Army dentist. your life? Where is He calling you leadership, anddeeply love Him and ny to send the Louisiana guyhis response to the COVID epidemic, his leadership, to more my list of choices, so wassuccess as a cross-country coach. Ryan holds a bachelor serve him hisI past of through the offering of your life? Together we are all arts and master of arts degrees from Tulane University. called to a life of holiness, a life nks, Alaska, it slowly became of surrender to the loving, ng me to26consider as a peaceful will of God. Let us  Century serving II t time in my life that I really continue to pray for and support actices instead of just going each other in our walk towards

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Tony Colletti owns Champion Physical Therapy and Wellness, LLC. - providing 1-on-1 in-home and remote private Physical Therapy services to patients; Providing consulting services regarding Physical Therapy best practices, legal/ethical requirements, billing/ revenue integrity, documentation, insurance authorizations, and treatment protocols.He is a 2019 LCMC Health Emerging Leader Program Graduate. New Orleans East Hospital Lead Physical Therapist for Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation.

2006 D.J. Augustin will be inducted into the University of Texas Athletics Hall of Honor as a member of the 2020 Class.

Jacob Lyons ’15 won third place in the “2020 Steel Design Student Competition” for architecture. Jacob, a recent LSU graduate and current student in the Master of Urban Design at UNC Charlotte, received the ACSA award for his work drawn from the Plank Road Redevelopment master plan, which was developed by BuildBR. Lyons designed an educational urban food plaza with a community garden center, public park, farmers market and micro-culinary school to emphasize healthy cooking and propagation of local fish and vegetation, which he named Pesce Plaza. Gregory Gaumond graduated from LSU Health Sciences Center CARE Program this past May with a B.S. in Nursing and is a nurse in the Emergency Department at St. Charles Parish Hospital in Luling.

2010

Chiemeka Duru received his Doctorate in Physical Therapy at University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences. Nicholas Gremillion was promoted to Manager of Financial Analysis and Reporting of Primary Care Plus.

2007

Nico Camero began graduate school at the University of Colorado Denver in the fall of 2017 where he traveled to study the architecture, landscape architecture, and urban design in Denmark, Sweden, and Finland. He was a member of the American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) and a founding board member of AIAS CU Denver’s Freedom by Design program – a national, student-run program dedicated to providing small-scale, design-build projects to community members in need. In spring 2020, Nico earned a Master of Architecture degree and was awarded CU Denver’s Lynx Lifetime Achievement Award for his leadership and dedication to serving the campus and Denver community. He also composed CU Denver’s first fight song. Since graduating high school, Nico has served aboard Disney Cruise Line as a Youth Activities Cast Member/Crew Member (Petty Officer), worked at Camp Stanislaus in Bay St. Louis as a Head Counselor and Program Developer in 2017 where he helped establish new traditions and reinvigorate the programming of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart-run camp as it re-emerged after Hurricane Katrina.

Joel Lockhart has been selected as the Alumnus of the Year by the Kinesiology and Health Studies at Southeastern Louisiana University.

2011

Brandon Lorentz, Ph.D., is currently a research and development engineer at PolyMaterials APP, LLC in Tampa. The focus of his work is on advancing the United States’ energy conversion materials and technologies both for civilian and defence applications. He graduated with his Doctor of Philosophy in Chemical Engineering at the University of South Florida in May. His expertise in Material Science has led him to tackle side research and development projects related to materials and devices in the medical and agricultural industries, among others. In the 4 years at USF, he has presented his Ph.D. research at 3 conferences on the use of calcined clays as cementitious materials, 2 of which were international in Quebec City, CN and New Delhi, IN. His research has been published in RILEM Bookseries, Vol. 25, “Calcined Clays for Sustainable Concrete.”

2014

Adam Laliberte has been selected as a member of the ABA Arbitration Competition team as a part of LSU Law’s external trial advocacy program. Via Zoom, he will be competing in a national mock trial competition against other schools.

D. Michael Lamb has been name Administrator/CEO of Sterling Surgical Hospital in Slidell, LA Dr. Noah Gill M.D. has joined North Oaks Imaging Associates in Hammond as a Diagnostic Radiologist.

2008

Chris Alley was named to Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity’s list of 2019’s 30 under 30 Brandon Toy graduated from Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center School of Medicine in Shreveport with an M.D.

2009

Martin Aucoin has been named Vice Provost and Dean of Admissions at Belmont Abbey College, a Benedictine Liberal Arts College in Belmont, NC, a suburb of Charlotte. Martin holds a Master’s in Higher Education from Appalachian State University and a Bachelor’s in Government & Political Philosophy from Belmont Abbey College.

Anthony Jackson, Jr. has been elected to the Orleans Parish Democratic Executive Committee District E.

Michael Maldonado became a licensed attorney in the state of Louisiana in September and began as an associate attorney at the law firm of Staines, Eppling & Kenney, LLC. His practice primarily focuses on admiralty and maritime law, general casualty, and commercial automobile and trucking.

2015

Jack Buras graduated from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette with a degree of Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology from the College of Engineering. He is a proud alumnus of Sigma Nu Fraternity.

Chace Edwards graduated in Mechanical Engineering as a Distinguished Communicator from LSU. He became a member of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers his sophomore year and joined the Golf Tournament committee. Over the years, he connected with his fellow members, built relationships, and worked his way up from member to secretary, and finally to President of the ASME. Century II  27

Justin Landry has been named Greek Man of the Year by LSU Greek Life for his time serving as the Interfraternity Council President. Justin is now Civil Analyst at Kimley-Horn in Austin, TX.

2016

Cody Schaffer, a sophomore at Spring Hill College majoring in business, led the Badgers bowling team to the National College Sectionals quarterfinals before the season was canceled due to Covid virus lockdowns. Cody was chosen as one of the “Top Freshmen College Rookies of 2020”. Ahmad Wilson, sophomore at Xavier University of Louisiana, was named the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Runner of the Week in men’s cross country for Oct. 12-18.

Tony Suarez has been named the Band Director for Tioga High School in the Greater Alexandria area. Benjamin Buller has been named the Band Director for Alexandria Senior High School in Alexandria, LA Dominique Lousteau has been hired by Central Lafourche High School as an Algebra II teacher.

2017

Jacob Detiege graduated Summa Cum Laude in Political Science from Millsaps College this past May. He received a full scholarship to attend Brandeis University and is currently enrolled in the Master of Arts in Politics program.

2020

Carson Scott and Emmanuel Levy were awarded scholarships by the Elks Lodge No. 30 in Metairie and the Louisiana Elks Association. They were two of twelve local students rewarded for their academic excellence. Riku Okawauchi ’20, Cory McGehee ’20, and Charles Blanchard ’20 made the LSU Tiger Band for 2020-2021.

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Robbie McDonald has been named one of Univerity of Southern Miss’ Outstanding Freshmen of the Year Finalists. He was chosen out of more than 150 applicants. Finalists are selected on academic excellence and student involvement. These students represent the top 1% of the Freshmen class. Robbie has a double major in Interior Design and French.

Class of 1955 Lunch Members of the classes of 1972 and 1973 gathered for a golf outing in October at Oak Harbor Golf Club in Slidell. Alumni enjoyed a round of golf followed by dinner in the clubhouse. The Class of 1973, one of our most active classes, has endowed two scholarships in the St. Aloysius Century Foundation. For over 10 years they sponsored, prepared and served food at our annual Fishing Rodeo. They are always a strong presence at many of our events including our Seafood Dinner. They gather quarterly for a class lunch. The Class of 1972 is in the middle of a very successful “50 for 50” campaign as they head toward their $50,000 goal before their 50-year reunion. Members of the St. Aloysius Class of 1955 gathered for lunch to celebrate their 65-year anniversary.

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Weddings 1984 Chris Schully to Barbara Boland 1993 Andrew Zummo to Trang Pham 1998 Byron Virgadamo to Melanie Cheralla 2004 Joey Hardin to Marchelle Jerry 2005 Evan Alvarez to Madeline Peña Julio Marin to Amanda Soza

2006 Chad Cooper to Crystal McGee 2007 Christopher Schramm to Samantha McLeod 2008 Bryan Faucheaux to Amandalynn Picolo Justin Figley to Kate Reynolds Brad Franklin to Bethany Sanchez Jarred Joseph to Terron Harrison Patrick O’Regan to Aubrie Miller Eric Steele to Natilyn Smith Ian Vignes to Erica Moolekamp Paul Villemarette Emily Monier

2010 Eddie Audler to Tina Tirado Michael Harrison to Jennifer Boudreaux Tyler Loga to Catherine Hauth Jordan Scott to Elizabeth Montaldo 2011 Ryan Conzelmann to Jamie Owens 2012 Ryan Rumney to Brenna Kennair 2013 Alex McGehee to Shirley Morrow Nicolas Morcos to Nicole Champagne Devin LeBlanc to Bryn Wyckoff

Births 1986 Becker Stanley to Casie and Dolph Federico 1995 Emma Rose to Kelli and Randy Lee Austin Jeffrey to Molly and Fuller Lyon 1999 Timothy William to Jeanne and Tim Fox Emerson Lane to Katie and Ryan Jobert Abigail Jane to Jessica and David May 2001 Francis Michael to Rebecca and Anthony Genovese 2002 Cooper Ryan to Chelsey and Ryan Fitzsimmons Addison Marie to Libby and Matthew Lionnet Chase James to Cheryl and Carlos Metoyer Iyra Veena to Tina and Ashwin Vilkhu 2003 Sawyer Blake to Celeste and Blake Albert Emma Kate to Courtney and Tray Brown Kamryn Anna to Hannah and Kevin Callen Hendrix Joseph to Monique and Jonathan Maquar Tucker James to Aja and Jeremy Mipro 2004 Benjamin Adam to Hali and Adam Berthelot Flynn Ryan to Peyton and Ryan Gunnell 2005 Rowen Kay to Kasey and Chase Dennies Liam Jacob to Brooke and Blake Gillies August Anthony to Marie and Greg Joubert Elise Marie to Serina and Michael Oliveri Olivia Louise to Katie and Matt Pippin Julia Clare to Erin and Robbie Raymond

Our thoughts and prayers are with all those dealing with the challenges of this unprecedented time. Never forget we are here for you.

2006 Jaxson Ray to Kelley and Ben Benedetto Rhett John to Jenna and John Buckman Caleb William to Laura and Mark Kirkikis Lily James to Brittney and Jacob Peters Penelope Louise born to Stephanie and William Traylor II 2007 Jacob to Jessica and David Benton Lily Mae to Candace and Patrick Goens Rose Marie to Lauren and Tommy Thibodeaux 2008 Phillip Joseph to Ellen and DJ Benedetto Camden Charles to Ashley and Kevin Berry Colette Mae to Megan and Luke Cooney Michelle to Katie and Patrick Fullmer Lillian Quinn to Emery and Will Kirkikis Camila Abigail to Patricia and Chris Leblanc Rhys Kelly to Courtney and Nicholas Ponthieux Madilynn Elizabeth to Chelsey and Jonathan Reyes Jackson James to Amanda and Matt Stewart Jake Paul to Tiffany and Michael Turlich 2009 Ivy Rose to Brheanna and Hunter Boudreaux Hailey Ann to Courtney and Garet Edwards Damian to Leslie and Josh Hardesty Dakota Leigh to Janae and Austin McCann Caelum Thomas to Bethanie and Chris Podany Georgia Anne to Anne and Josh Stein 2010 Bradley Reed to Brooks and Kevin Bohte Kinsley Ruth to Brittany and Ryan Schiaffino 2012 Kirby Roland to Corrisa and Ken Newburger 2013 McKenzie Ryan to Megan and Ryan Baldassaro 2015 Micah James to Katya and Adam Henderson

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Tr ack Stars of the 1930s By Brother Neal Golden, S.C. ’57 CJ

St. Aloysius excelled in track long before rising to the top in football. Heading into the 1932 track season, Coach Earl W. Jones expressed optimism. “In the past few years, Aloysius has not been so successful in this sport, but this year the Panther spikemen are conditioning themselves Football Relay Team - Fabian Wambsgans ’34, Leonard for a great victory. Estorage ’32, Mark Terrell ’32 and Edward Daigle ’34 They have already proven that they will be strong contenders for the Prep title by the remarkable showing at the Tulane Interscholastic meet and the State Rally.” The school’s first track star was Eddie Daigle ’34, who was also outstanding on the gridiron. At the 1932 state meet, Eddie tied for most points scored. He equaled the 100y dash record of 9.9 seconds set by his older brother Tom for Jesuit. Eddie also won the 220y dash in a time of 23.5 seconds. The following year, the Panthers fielded “the strongest, fastest, and best balanced team that the school has ever produced.” In addition to being considered “the fastest high school sprinter in Louisiana,” Daigle was expected to score points in the discus. Norman Ballatin ’34 was also counted on to score in the discus and the shot put as well. The relay team of Daigle, Al Liska ’35, Fabian Wambsgans ’34, and Jack Smythe ’35 ranked as favorites in the relays. One of the events at the time was a quarter mile relay in which a football was carried in place of a baton. Daigle and Ballatin participated in the Southwestern College and High School Track Meet in Lafayette. The two athletes accumulated enough points to garner second place for Aloysius among the high schools. The team suffered a setback when the car driven by Coach Jones with four track members as passengers was involved in a serious accident on the way to Baton Rouge for the State Rally. The car was rounding a sharp turn when the front wheels locked. A truck traveling toward New Orleans swerved in an attempt to avoid the crash but collided head-on with the auto. Both vehicles were damaged. Jones was brought to Hotel Dieu in New Orleans where he regained consciousness three hours after the accident. He suffered a concussion and lacerations on his arms. Jones’s passengers, Daigle, Ballatin, Wambsgans, and Leo Wegmann, continued to Baton Rouge and competed in the meet. Daigle’s chief rival was Eddie Toribio of Jesuit who, like Daigle, was also an outstanding tailback. Toribio won both the 100 and 220 at the state meet, setting a record of 9.8 seconds in the 100. He ran the 220 in 21.0 seconds, but meet officials refused to recognize the time as a new record because the wind was blowing too hard. Two weeks later, Aloysius and Jesuit staged their annual dual meet at Loyola Stadium. Daigle ran a 9.9 in the 100 to beat Toribio by 2’ and also edged the Blue Jay great by a foot in the 220 in a time of 22.0. It was the first time Daigle ever beat Toribio, and the first defeat the Jesuit star ever suffered in the 100y dash. Toribio would become head football coach at St. Aloysius in 1949 and lead the Crusaders to their first prep gridiron championship in 1952. 30  Century II

Bottom Row: W. Pettingill, W. Daussat, H. O’Connor, Captain E. Daigle, B. Disher, L. Wegmann, A. Liska; Middle Row: H. Schopfer, Mgr. J. Sevin, F. Wambsgans, R. Schmidt, A. Frey, N. Ballatin, C. Miltenberger, L. Cornay, L. Mahoney, A. Vinti, Coach W. E. Jones; Top Row: C. Calongne, A. Chabaud, A. Schroeder, M. Gernhauser, R. Swythe, M. Blache, A. Veglia Track prospects looked bright for 1934 despite Daigle having used up his eligibility. In the annual dual meet with the Blue Jays, Ballatin set a new record of 49’4” in the shot put. He shattered the state meet record in the discus with a throw of 130’ 9.1” which bettered by almost 11’ the previous mark set by his brother Eddie. Big Norman’s shot put of 49’ 3 ¾” also copped first place. Al Liska ’35, “the sensation of the year,” won the 220 in 23 seconds, leading the field by almost 10y. Ballatin, “the prep, state, and national champion in the discus and shot put,” was at Notre Dame in 1935. But Aloysius got a break when Warren Clague of Commercial High (later renamed S. J. Peters), the Southern A.A.U. Norman Ballatin, sprint champion known as the “Dixie Flyer,” transferred State Champion in the to Esplanade and Rampart in order to acquire the discus and shot put necessary credits to enter Loyola University the next fall. But Clague’s contribution would prove to be disappointing. Liska was expected to score points in the 100 and 220, but a newspaper account of the state rally included this passage: “A surprise came when Al Liska, crack dash man of St. Aloysius of New Orleans, who placed right in the money in the rally last Al Liska Coach E. W. Jones year and was expected to push Gene Davis of Baton Rouge and Brown of Baker this weekend, failed to enter. It was reported that Liska has an outside job which is taking up too much of his time, taking him from the track.” As a result, Aloysius did not score a single point in the state rally. A month later, Liska ran in the A.A.U. meet in New Orleans where he led Tulane sprinter Herman Neugass until the last few yards. Neugass had to tie the world record time of 9.4 seconds to win. Track fell off precipitously the remainder of the decade, with St. Aloysius not even fielding a team in 1938 and 1939.

In Memoriam Victoria Dolores Fountain “Del” Materne passed away on August 26, 2020. Del was a beloved member of the Brother Martin High School Administration from 1973 to 1997. Del was preceded in death by her loving husband, Walter. She is survived by her two sons, Mike Materne ’71 (Denise) and Steve Materne ’73 (Gayle), and many grandchildren, grandnieces and nephews.

1934 Owen J. LaCour 1943 Clyde H. LeBlanc 1946 Alois J. Binder, Jr. 1947 Jean J. Legrand LCDR E. John Miranne, Jr. Constan A. Tassistro 1948 John R. Booksh Patrick J. Costa Herman L. Frank Jr. Maurice H. Hart Arthur Scully, Jr. 1949 Bernard B. Seary, Jr. 1951 William H. Bergeron Richard Klatt, Jr. Milton L. Vavasseur, Jr. 1952 Jerry J. Casso Edward J. Gravois, Sr. Reginald J. Hendry Donald J. Mumphrey 1953 Arthur H. Lemaire Roy R. Rousset Neil A. Wilson

1954 Frederick N. Blount Raymond F. Chagnard Joseph W. Kearney 1955 Victor D. DiGiorgio Peter S. Latino Donald A. Muller Gerard Ponseti 1956 Albert C. Easterling, Jr. James H. Ledet, Jr. 1957 Jack R. Illg CJ James G. Wingerter, Sr. CJ 1958 Wayne J. Oubre SA 1959 Robert A. Blais SA Joseph J. Gendusa, Jr. CJ Larry J. Kelly SA Robert F. Kiefer CJ Thomas F. Simons, Jr. SA 1961 Wayne C. Bergeron SA Stephen A. Laborde CJ John L. Lapeyrouse SA Joseph R. Maquar III SA 1962 Emmett C. Heitmeier SA

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June 5, 2021 Chateau Golf and Country Club May 15, 2021 Hampton Inn and Suites Convention Center May 8, 2021 Filmore in the Oaks May 8, 2021 Rock ‘n’ Bowl April 17, 2021 Hampton Inn and Suites Convention Center June 12, 2021 Rock ‘n’ Bowl May 15, 2021 The Attic at Lucy’s Retired Surfer’s Bar Brother Martin High School events will follow all city and state health guidelines

Karen Becker Lambert passed away peacefully surrounded by her family on November 6, 2020. She is survived by her husband of 52 years, Sidney F. Lambert, Jr. ’64 CJ, 1995 Alumnus of the Year, and their 5 children, Sidney F. Lambert III ’87 (Liezl), Andree’ Lambert Burroughs (Ralph), Christopher Becker Lambert ’92 (Whitney), Gabrielle Lambert Glasgow (Chase), and Benjamin Gerard Lambert ’03 (Jill) and many grandchildren, nieces and nephews. 1963 Charles J. Gaudin CJ 1964 Anthony F. Runfalo SA Donald J. Webre SA 1965 Matthew M. Marr III SA James C. Maumus CJ 1966 Philip J. Bordelon SA Robert E. Martinez, Jr. CJ Thomas J. Mix CJ Alan B. Tusa SA James R. Vairin SA 1967 Peter J. Ippolito SA 1968 John J. Arnold SA 1969 Charles T. Brooks, Sr. CJ Rosario J. Vignes CJ 1972 Arthur P. Braiwick Michael R. Jamison Patrick J. Trainor 1973 Charles DiVincenti, Jr. Benjamin A. Hogan III Russell L. Lemaire’ 1975 Dana H. Dreyfus

1977 Richard D. Labatut Jody L. Lemoine 1978 Terry “Yogi” Williams 1983 Michael G. Webster 1984 Edward C. Anderson II John S. Bonin Donald G. Burthe 1985 Henry J. Gapard, Jr. Craig A. Sauviac 1989 David G. Snow 1998 Casey M. Clement 2002 Brad A. Dorsey 2004 Daniel L. Hurstell 2009 Dalton Hilliard, Jr. 2010 Christopher J. Wahab

“LSU Bowl Games A Complete History” by Brother Neal Golden ’57 CJ is scheduled for release approximately March 1, 2021 by MacFarland Publish­ing in North Carolina. The title is already set up for pre-orders on Amazon and Barnes & Noble. The price is $49.95 or $1 for each bowl game story. The royalties will go to the Brothers of the Sacred Heart Mission Fund. Century II  31

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The first use of the phrase “ ’Round the Bend” in our publications dates back to 1951 in The Aloysian, the St. Aloysius student newspaper. “ ’Round the Bend” was a common colloquialism in the New Orleans area describing future events in the city. In 1969, The Martin Crusader, Brother Martin’s student newspaper, adopted the phrase in its inaugural publication. Then in 1990, to honor our student publications, the Century II changed their upcoming events list to “’Round the Bend”.

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