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NATIONAL MERIT SEMIFINALISTS ’27

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TRISTAN ALONSO

STEPHEN BERNIARD

COLTON BOLLMAN

Son of Melissa & Shawn Alonso

Son of Melissa & Jeffrey Berniard

Attended Our Lady of Lourdes School

Attended Trinity Episcopal School

Son of Jacqueline Maloney & Michael Bollman†

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Son of Carrey & Ron Britsch, Jr.

Son of Chelsea Bussey

Attended Christian Brothers School & St. Dominic School

Attended St. Ann Catholic School

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ANDREW EAGLE

Son of Andree & Michael Connolle

Son of Lila & Gabriel Crowson

Son of Margaret & Andrew Eagle

Son of Amy & Leon Edmond IV

Attended Christian Brothers School & Edward Hynes Charter School

Attended Christian Brothers School & St. Dominic School

Attended Christian Brothers School & St. Andrew’s Episcopal School

Attended Holy Name of Jesus School

JOHN CONNOLLE

Son of Amy & Marc Cavallino Attended Christian Brothers School & St. Catherine of Siena Catholic School

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CONNOR BUSSEY

BRADY CROWSON

LUKE CAVALLINO

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WILLIAM BRITSCH

Attended Christian Brothers School & St. Francis Xavier Catholic School S

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AUGUSTIN GOUDELOCKE

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DAVIS HEBERT

LEON EDMOND

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LUKE JONES

MASON McMENIS

ARTHUR MEADE

Son of Katie & Colin Goudelocke

Son of Hui Kim & Cory Hebert

Son of Christie & Adam Jones

Son of Marcy & Jeffrey McMenis

Son of Keith & Charles Meade

Attended Holy Name of Jesus School & The Bright School

Attended Christian Brothers School & St. Andrew’s Episcopal School

Attended St. Philip Neri Catholic School

Attended St. Catherine of Siena Catholic School

Attended Trinity Episcopal School

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ANDREW NIMMO

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GRADY MILES

DILLON NGUYEN

OWEN TRUXILLO

Son of Katie & Stephen Miles

Son of Khanh-Trinh & Timothy Nguyen

Son of Julie & Philip Nimmo

Son of Theresa & Ryan Truxillo

Attended Stuart Hall School for Boys

Attended St. Andrew the Apostle School & Christ the King School

Attended Christian Brothers School & St. Catherine of Siena Catholic School

Attended Christian Brothers School & St. Pius X Catholic School

Above all, Jesuit relentlessly pursues God’s greater glory. While students’ academic accolades reflect the school’s mission, they are not the mission itself. They instead signify that Blue Jays are becoming the men they were made to be: men of faith and men for others.

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NATIONAL MERIT COMMENDED ’27

SANTIAGO ESOLA

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BRYSON MORSE

*** NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP CORPORATION The National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC) underwrites the annual prestigious scholarship competition which recognizes about 16,000 semifinalists, who represent less than one percent of U.S. high school seniors. The NMSC designates semifinalists on a state representational basis to ensure that outstanding students from across the country are included in the talent pool. The number of semifinalists named in each state is in proportion to its percentage of the national total of graduating seniors. Jesuit’s 19 National Merit Semifinalists represent 8% of Louisiana’s 235 honorees. Scores for Blue Jay semifinalists ranged from 211 to 225. Two seniors were also named Commended Students in the National Merit Scholarship competition, recognized among approximately 34,000 high scorers on the PSAT/NMSQT for their outstanding academic promise. In the past 20 years, 557 Blue Jays have been honored as National Merit Semifinalists. Complete information about the competition is on the NMSC’s website: www.nationalmerit.org.

COLLEGE BOARD NATIONAL RECOGNITION ’27

DECLAN ALBRO

OLIVER BURGAU ’27

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WINSTON BEAHM ’27

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The College Board National Recognition Programs create pathways to college for students from underrepresented communities by awarding them academic honors and connecting them with universities across the country.

FINNEN CLARK ’27

*** COLLEGE BOARD NATIONAL RECOGNITION

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Complete information about the recognition programs are on the College Board’s website: www.collegeboard.org. KEY:

GEORGE DAVID

ASHTON HALL ’27

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ZACHARY NOLTING

KALE LE

BENJAMIN MALOZ

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MICHAEL PAUL

’28

SAAHIL RAB

’27

JOHN MICHAEL MARISTANY ’28

STEPHEN MILLER, JR.

’28

SAMUEL RUSSO

’28

MIKE GRAUGNARD II S

’28

ETHAN BURGOS ’28

’27

PHINEAS ALONGIA

JAMES GANUCHEAU ’28

National School Recognition

BRIAN WHALEY

ANDERS FANBERG ’28

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HUGO RAUCH S

’27

BRYAN LEIVA-ORELLANA ’27

BRENNEN CROWE ’28

CHARLES JUGE

’28

AUSTIN CARRIERE S

CRUZ LEDET ’27

National First-Generation Recognition

CONNOR HINKEL ’27

ALEXANDER PRECHTER ’28

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THOMAS HULEFELD

OLIVER HARTMAN

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ROWAN HUSSEY ’28

BLAKE TRAN

PERFECT ACT® ’26

’26

BASSAM AL HARIRI

JAMES DENNING

PAUL SPARACELLO III

ISAAC UHLICH

WILLIAM BERRY

COMPOSITE 36

SUPERSCORE 36

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BENJAMIN FARMER

DEREK MOORE

CULLEN MORRIS

CONNOR BUSSEY

COLTON BOLLMAN

SUPERSCORE 36

COMPOSITE 36

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LUKE CAVALLINO

ANDREW EAGLE

ARTHUR MEADE

LEON EDMOND

COMPOSITE 36

SUPERSCORE 36

*** PERFECT ACT® SCORES Fewer than half of one percent of students who take the ACT® earn a top score. Each year, only about 4,000 out of nearly 1.3 million students who take the ACT® earn a top composite score of 36. Additionally, students can also earn a “superscore” of 36 on the ACT®. A superscore is the average of the student’s best scores in each subject from multiple test attempts. A composite score is the average of the three subject scores from a single ACT® test attempt. Complete information about the ACT® is on the ACT® website: www.act.org.

Note on ACT® Scoring: The ACT® now calculates composite scores and superscores using only the English, Math, and Reading sections. The Science section is optional and reported separately but no longer factors into either score. Scores earned under the previous scoring model remain unchanged.

AP SCHOLARS ’26

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BASSAM AL HARIRI

RYAN AVIN

WITH HONOR

WITH DISTINCTION ’26

ANDERSON CASEBONNE

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DEVEN BAWA

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PEYTON BOUCHON

JONATHAN BROCKHOFF

WITH HONOR ’26

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NATHANIEL COSTANTINI

JAMES DENNING

WITH DISTINCTION

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CHRISTIAN EHRENSING

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ANDREW FREY

GRAYSON GIBBONS

WITH DISTINCTION

DARRIN HAASE

FAIEZ HAMDAN

MICHAEL HICKHAM, JR.

WITH DISTINCTION ’26

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BRENNAN JEANSONNE

EVERETT KRAMER

WITH DISTINCTION

WITH DISTINCTION ’26

BEAU LUMINAIS

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BEAU MATULEWSKI

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AIDAN McKOIN WITH HONOR

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DOMINIC GRAFF

’26

JAMES HOLMES

JACK HUBBARD

AMIR ISVANDI

WITH DISTINCTION

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HENRY LACKEY

BENJAMIN EVANS

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BENJAMIN FARMER

’26

WITH HONOR

CONNOR FANBERG

’26

JOSEPH CAMPO

’26

HARRISON EVANS

’26

WITH DISTINCTION ’26

FINNIAN CONNOLLY

’26

ZACHARY LAGRAIZE

CHRISTOPHER LAWLER

NOAH LENORMAND

WITH DISTINCTION

WITH HONOR

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JAVIER MEZQUITA, JR.

’26

BRADY MONAHAN

DEREK MOORE

WITH HONOR

AP SCHOLARS ’26

’26

CULLEN MORRIS

SETH NEO

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ETHAN NGUYEN

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JOSEPH NGUYEN

WITH DISTINCTION

WITH DISTINCTION ’26

TYLER OUFNAC

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NATHAN PERNICIARO

’26

ELIJAH PERRIEN

NIHAR POTHINENI

WILLIAM STACKPOLE

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PATRICK TALBOT

WITH HONOR ’27

DECLAN ALBRO

’27

WITH HONOR

WITH HONOR ’26

’26

DAVID PAUL RODRIGUEZ PROUET

PAUL SPARACELLO III

WITH HONOR

WITH DISTINCTION

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JOSHUA VOLPE

SPENCER WAGUESPACK

CONNOR WILKEN

WITH DISTINCTION

WITH HONOR

WITH DISTINCTION

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TRENT AUTIN

’27

JONATHAN BREAUX

TYLER NGUYEN

ISAAC UHLICH

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TRISTAN ALONSO

COLTON BOLLMAN

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NATHAN NGUYEN

’26

WITH DISTINCTION ’26

’26

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CHARLES AVIN

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WILLIAM BRITSCH

’27

GARETH BERNER

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OLIVER BURGAU

’27

STEPHEN BERNIARD

’27

CONNOR BUSSEY

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FINNEN CLARK

WITH HONOR ’27

MILES COUVILLON

’27

BRADY CROWSON WITH HONOR

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LEON EDMOND

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JOSEPH FROMHERZ WITH HONOR

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AUGUSTIN GOUDELOCKE

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OLIVER HARTMAN

AP SCHOLARS ’27

’27

*** COLLEGE BOARD AP SCHOLARS The College Board recognizes students for exceptional achievement on college-level Advanced Placement Program (AP) Exams. AP tests are scored on a scale of 1–5.

THOMAS HULEFELD

BENJAMIN KELLER

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The AP Scholar designation recognizes students who earned scores of 3 or higher on three or more AP exams. The AP Scholar with Honor designation recognizes students who earned an average score of at least 3.25 on all AP exams taken and scores of 3 or higher on four or more AP exams. The AP Scholar with Distinction designation recognizes students who earned an average score of at least 3.5 on all AP exams taken and scored 3 or higher on five or more AP exams. Complete information about AP Scholars is on the College Board’s website: ap.collegeboard.org.

BRYAN LEIVA-ORELLANA

ARTHUR MEADE

WITH HONOR

WITH DISTINCTION ’27

GRADY MILES

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BRYSON MORSE

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DILLON NGUYEN

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ANDREW NIMMO WITH HONOR ’27

CHARLES SMALLPAGE WITH HONOR

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JAMES VAICIUS

STATE LITERARY RALLY ’26

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JOSEPH NGUYEN

JAMES DENNING

LUKE CAVALLINO

GOVERNMENT

BIOLOGY II

ADVANCED MATH – PRECALCULUS

SECOND PLACE

THIRD PLACE

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FIRST PLACE – OVERALL

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*** LHSRA STATE RALLY The Louisiana High School Rally Association (LHSRA) is a voluntary, nonprofit educational association serving Louisiana schools recognized by the Louisiana Department of Education. Eligible participants include middle and junior high school divisions (grades 8–12 within K–12 schools), ninth-grade centers, home schools, and senior high schools. Participating colleges and universities coordinate the district and state competitions each year. LHSRA provides opportunities for Louisiana students to earn district- and state-level recognition for their academic and performance talents.

ANDREW EAGLE

BRAYDEN HATTIER

ENGLISH III

SPANISH II

FIRST PLACE

U.S. HISTORY

SECOND PLACE

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GEORGE BERNARD III FIRST PLACE – OVERALL

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MAX VACCARO

DAVID GOMEZ

KRISHAN THAMBIAIYAH

ALGEBRA II

LATIN II

BIOLOGY & LATIN II

FIRST PLACE – OVERALL

FIRST PLACE

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SECOND PLACE

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COLEMAN BOURG

KEANE WOMACK

SIMÓN TERRÉ

GEOMETRY

ENGLISH II

PHYSICAL SCIENCE

THIRD PLACE

FOURTH PLACE

’30

THOMAS McEACHIN, JR. LATIN I

FIRST PLACE

FIRST PLACE – OVERALL

’30

HUDSON RAPIER LATIN I

THIRD PLACE

Students are selected to participate in State Rally through multiple rounds of subject testing. High-performing students compete at District Rally to qualify for State Rally, which has been hosted by Louisiana State University (LSU) for over a century. In recent years, more than 4,000 students from over 350 schools have participated in State Rally after advancing from their respective District Rallies.

NATIONAL LATIN EXAM ’29

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HENRY DIMM

HENRY GANUCHEAU

SAMEER RAB

KRISHAN THAMBIAIYAH

PERFECT SCORE LATIN II

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’30

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KEANE WOMACK

ARTHUR HALL

CONNOR BUSSEY

BRADY CROWSON

PERFECT SCORE LATIN II

PERFECT SCORE LATIN I

GOLD MEDALIST LATIN IV

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*** NATIONAL LATIN EXAM The National Latin Exam (NLE) is a test given annually to Latin students across the United States and around the world. The NLE is not meant to be a competition but rather an opportunity for students to receive reinforcement and recognition for their accomplishments in the classroom. Depending on their scores, students may earn certificates, medals, and even qualify for scholarships. Students earning perfect scores and gold medals are pictured, while silver medalists and recipients of magna cum laude and cum laude honors are listed.

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ANDREW EAGLE

LEON EDMOND

ARTHUR MEADE

JAMES GANUCHEAU

MICHAEL PAUL

GOLD MEDALIST LATIN IV

GOLD MEDALIST LATIN III

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RAHM SUS

ANDREW AMOSS

COLEMAN BOURG

BENJAMIN CERISE

BRENNAN COOK

GOLD MEDALIST LATIN III

GOLD MEDALIST LATIN II

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WATSON COOK

PATRICK DALY

LOGAN EDMOND

ANDREW GANUCHEAU

DAVID GOMEZ

GOLD MEDALIST LATIN II

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MILES GOUDELOCKE

JACKSON McINTYRE

JACK MEADE II

KRISTOFFERSON MERCADEL

FINNEGAN MOORE

GOLD MEDALIST LATIN II

NATIONAL LATIN EXAM ’29

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STEPHEN PERRY

MATTHEW PHAM

ANDREW PSILOS

GOLD MEDALIST LATIN II

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ORRI ROUSE

THATCHER SLAUGHTER

LUCAS URCIA

GOLD MEDALIST LATIN II

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MARLON VARELA

JACOB WAUGAMAN

RILEY EAGAN

GOLD MEDALIST LATIN II

GOLD MEDALIST LATIN I

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MAX JONES

PETER McCAFFERY

JOSHUA McCULLOGH

GOLD MEDALIST LATIN I

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THOMAS McEACHIN, JR.

SIMÓN TERRÉ

GOLD MEDALIST LATIN I

MAGNA CUM LAUDE

CUM LAUDE

Latin V Ryan Avin

Latin V Joseph Campo James Denning

Latin V Andrew Frey Christopher Lawler

Latin IV Stephen Berniard John Connolle Cole Dodson Peter Ellis Augustin Goudelocke Harrison Joint John Michael Maristany Justin Melancon Evan Morgan Hugo Rauch

Latin IV Evan Crawford Oliver Hartman Evan Kopowski Mason McMenis

Latin IV Charles Avin Colton Bollman William Britsch Finnen Clark George David Santiago Esola Cruz Ledet Grady Miles ’29

GOLD MEDALIST LATIN II

SILVER MEDALISTS

Latin III Anders Fanberg Arav Kamboj Benjamin Maloz André Mouledoux III Saahil Rab Blake Tran Latin II Todd Adams, Jr. Ellis Broussard Daniel Fuller Mason Khong Beau Kloor Owen Koloski Liam Moore Bryce Raasch IV David St. Paul Matthew Thorne Andrew Traina James Wever-Edmondson Latin I Ayden Christensen William Feibleman, Jr. John Fuselier, Jr. Rithvik Katikaneni Vincent Mitchell Nicholas Piazza, Jr. Reese Serigne Kennedy Smith Luc Vu Lee Waldrup

Latin III Phineas Alongia Javier Arguello Andrew Centner Brennen Crowe Thomas Denning Blake Diodene Mike Graugnard II Andrew Harrison Charles Juge Aiden Kee Graham Norton Samuel Russo Parker Skelly Aidan Thomas Justin Trepagnier Martin Varela Latin II Robert Amoss Nathan Arrington Tyler Booth Tyce Cadres Gage Falterman Joseph Hennessey IV Rowan Hussey Henry Mancuso Thomas Menasco Jacques Meyer Scott Morgan Taylor Mouledoux, Jr. Emile Offner Michael Psilos Michael Pulizzano, Jr. Claiborne Rhodes Michael Talbot Jude Truxillo Harrison Tschirn Latin I Mills Adams Diego Aguilera Harrison Broussard Hudson Cambre Grayson Cheramie Anson Ferrara Gabriel Gilbert Miller Knapp William Koveleskie Anderson LaBorde Connor LeBouef Luke Madison Connor Miles Gabriel Nye Hudson Rapier Brayden Trahan David Vandenweghe

Latin III Collin Castle Ryan Connolly Henry Culotta Charles David Yousef Fallaha Rush Falterman Gabriel Hernandez-Salcedo Austin Janusa Collin Matherne Riley Schaneville Lodovico Vignes, Jr. Thomas Yoder Latin II Colin Anders Landon Cardwell Devereaux Delahoussaye Thomas Ellis Liam Fitzpatrick Thompson Guider Jason Joubert II Jackson Kline Kaleb Le Jackson Mumford Graham Ralston, Jr. Zachary Torrance Grant Webb Ryan Yockey Latin I Beau Bernard Michael Hamide Frank Hughes Abdul Khan Carter Lawson Andrew Morse Finnegan Rivet Paul Sprehe III Jake Spring Ryan Venn Benjamin Womble

NATIONAL FRENCH CONTEST ’30

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JAMES IRWIN VII

JOHN CONNOLLE

PLATINUM PERFECT SCORE FRENCH I

GOLD MEDALIST FRENCH III

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’29

*** NATIONAL FRENCH CONTEST The National French Contest (Le Grand Concours) is an annual assessment administered to French students across the United States by the American Association of Teachers of French. The exam encourages students to further their study of the French language and culture while recognizing their academic achievements. Based on their performance, students may earn platinum (médaille de platine), gold (médaille d’or), silver (médaille d’argent), or bronze (médaille de bronze) medals, as well as honorable mentions (mentions honorables). Platinum and gold medalists are pictured, while silver and bronze medalists and recipients of honorable mentions are listed.

JAMES GANUCHEAU

JACK MEADE II

GOLD MEDALIST FRENCH II

GOLD MEDALIST FRENCH II ’29

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SILVER MÉDAILLE D’ARGENT

BRONZE MÉDAILLE DE BRONZE

MENTION HONORABLE MENTION HONORABLE

French III Henry Janke Jackson Lane Brandon Villemarette

French III William Decell Samuel Munoz

French III Cole Dodson Oliver Hartman Thomas Hughes V

French II Benjamin Royster Joseph Simonian Pierre Worms

CHRISTOPHER NEWSOME, JR.

JACQUES MEYER

GOLD MEDALIST FRENCH II

GOLD MEDALIST FRENCH I ’30

LUC SOILEAU GOLD MEDALIST FRENCH I

French I Connor Barker Patrick Daly Liam Moore

French II Charles Juge

French II Rowan Hussey French I Renzo Cochran San Martin Matthew Pham Hayden Wilbanks

NATIONAL SPANISH EXAM ’28

’29

’28

RAHM SUS

JAMES WEVER-EDMONDSON

JACKSON BOWMAN

PERFECT SCORE SPANISH II

GOLD MEDALIST SPANISH II

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*** NATIONAL SPANISH EXAM The National Spanish Exam (NSE) is an annual assessment administered to Spanish students across the United States by the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese. The exam promotes students’ proficiency in the Spanish language by evaluating vocabulary, grammar, reading, and listening comprehension while recognizing their academic achievements. Based on their national rankings, students may earn gold (medalla de oro), silver (medalla de plata), or bronze (medalla de bronce) medals, as well as honorable mentions (menciones honoríficas). Gold medalists are pictured, while silver and bronze medalists and recipients of honorable mentions are listed.

RYAN CONNOLLY

GABRIEL HERNANDEZ-SALCEDO

SAMUEL RUSSO

GOLD MEDALIST SPANISH II

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’29

ANDREW THOMAS

MARTIN VARELA

BROOKS CAREY

GOLD MEDALIST SPANISH II

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ADRIAN GABRIE-MUNSCH

CADE LAMY

STEPHEN PERRY

GOLD MEDALIST SPANISH II

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’30

’29

MICHAEL TALBOT

JEFRY ULLOA CANELAS

LUKAS GARCIA

GOLD MEDALIST SPANISH II

GOLD MEDALIST SPANISH I

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HARRISON TSCHIRN

MARLON VARELA

GOLD MEDALIST SPANISH I

SILVER PLATA

BRONZE BRONCE

HONORABLE MENTION MENCIÓN HONORÍFICA

Spanish II Javier Arguello Christian Burvant Collin Castle Anders Fanberg Liam Fitzpatrick Aiden Kee Benjamin Kenney André Mouledoux III Stefanos Neamonitakis Theodore Patrias Jude Skeen Lodovico Vignes, Jr.

Spanish II Patrick Avin Owen Chepolis Cooper Chin Rush Falterman Chason Jackson Jude Molaison Richard Roth IV Edward Sullivan IV Harrison Teske Luke Voitier

Spanish II Gianni Barahona Evan Barrere Thomas Cannatella Kenneth Charity II Hunter Charvet III Charlie Corbello Michael Dawson Evan Ernst Yousef Fallaha Palmer Guste Sebastian Hale-Benson John Michael Hecker William Hennessey, Jr. Luke Johnson William LeBourgeois, Jr. Gavin Leonard Blake McGavern Patrick McMahon, Jr. Graham Norton Pierson Oliver Cooper Roth

Spanish I Patrick Aertker Coleman Bourg Benjamin Cerise Gage Falterman Mason Khong Taylor Mouledoux, Jr. Arthur Rishi Lucas Urcia

Spanish I Walker Adams Colin Anders Tomás Borden Daniel Fuller Thompson Guider Kaleb Le Colson Sparks Andrew Traina Ryan Yockey

Spanish I William deClouet Adam Hawawini

JESUIT’S NATIONAL MERIT SEMIFINALISTS ARE PICTURED ON THE FRONT COVER Top row (from left): Andrew Nimmo, Davis Hebert, William Britsch, Leon Edmond, Augustin Goudelocke, John Connolle Middle row: Arthur Meade, Mason McMenis, Grady Miles, Stephen Berniard, Colton Bollman, Tristan Alonso, Dillon Nguyen Bottom row: Connor Bussey, Brady Crowson, Andrew Eagle, Owen Truxillo, Luke Cavallino, Luke Jones

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