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Inaugural ULS Foundation Golden Gala nets $165,000! Live auctioneer and parent Jason Greene not only raised funds, but also raised the roof while entertaining guests alongside esrP s One for English lead vocalist Kim Denson.

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PUBLIC SCHOOL IN LOUISIANA TO EARN STEM CERTIFICATION AND NOW REACCREDITIED BY COGNIA

LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE PASSES BILL FOR FIRST ULS TUITION INCREASE IN SIX YEARS. THE INCREASE WILL BE USED FOR THE PURPOSE OF ADJ U STING TEACHER SALARIES; BUILD UPON OUR TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM, AND INCREASE NEW FACULTY POSITIONS.

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Wow! Last year, you truly defined our motto of “total effort in every endeavor.”

Throughout the year, your generosity made ULS history, and every ULS Foundation event sold out. It is my honor to be able to thank you for: • Surpassing $500,000 raised through the ULS annual appeal for the first time ever. Your support of the U Fund ultimately reached $542,725 contributed by 908 families. These annual appeal gifts direct funding to seven crucial impact areas: STEM, fine arts, liberal arts, speaker series, curriculumbased travel assistance, faculty development, and campus pride.

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Exceeding expectations on our fourth annual Giving Day, celebrated March 23.

Nearly 800 Cubs contributed more than $118,000 in one day in support of our focus funds: U Fund and the Tuition Assistance Fund. Together, you successfully met our three challenge gifts and won both LSU Giving Day Power Hours (outpacing donor participation throughout LSU’s campuses for the second year in a row).

Making the inaugural ULS Foundation Golden Gala a runaway success that yielded $165,000 in new funding for academics, arts, and athletics. We have much more on the Golden Gala within this issue. I hope you are eagerly looking forward to next year’s event!

As I reflect upon our remarkable year together, I am grateful for the dedication of our growing volunteer base and for your loyal investment as donors. We are fortunate to be led by an exceptional board of parents, grandparents, alumni, and friends who are deeply committed to continuous enhancement.

This year, hundreds of new donors joined us in supporting ULS. Whether you gave to ULS for the first time last year or have supported the school loyally for many years, I hope this issue of Cub Roar fills you with pride about the impact you are making possible for every Cub.

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UNIVERSITY LABORATORY SCHOOL FOUNDATION BOARD 2021-2022

Andy Blumberg ‘98, Immediate Past Chair; Tracy Rutledge ‘95, Vice Chair; Robin Toups, Chair; Andi Kirkpatrick, Treasurer; Scotty Chabert, Secretary

Andy Blumberg ‘98, Chair Robin Toups, Vice Chair Andi Kirkpatrick, Treasurer Tracy Rutledge ‘95, Secretary Michael Breard, Immediate Past Chair Emelie Alton Chip Bankston, MD, ‘95 Emily Olinde Boudreaux, PhD, ‘99 Sean Cangelosi Scotty Chabert Rowdy Gaudet Stuart Gilly ‘98 Katie Goodson Mike Lloyd Rhonda Loy Rolfe McCollister ‘73 Chris Tyson ‘93 Erin Monroe Wesley Brandy Williams

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e W are so incredibly grateful for the tremendous impact our outgoing Cub Club Chair M.E. Hart has made this school year. Thank you, M.E., for your leadership and commitment to our parents and faculty.

It is always bittersweet when board terms draw to a close. Although we know these board members are moving on, we also know they are never too far away and remain committed to the Cub community. e W want to thank Emelie Alton, Rowdy Gaudet and Chris Tyson. e W thank you for your steadfast service, tenacity, and dedication to our mission.

M.E. Hart Cub Club Chair Amy Groves Lowe ’88 General Counsel Andy Martin Associate Athletic Director Christa Leon Faculty Liaison, Elementary Principal Frank Rusciano Faculty Liaison, Secondary Principal Kevin R. George Director Mila T. Sexton, CFRE Senior Director of Development

e W honor Michael Breard, immediate past chair. Michael, thank you! You have distinguished yourself as a judicious steward of our organization. Your wise counsel and sound advice provided unwavering leadership during a challenging transition for the Lab School. Thank you for your leadership, theUNIVERSITY LABORATORY SCHOOL FOUNDATION STAFF Lab School Community is fortunate to have had you at the helm.

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e W are excited to welcome four new ULSF Board members. Thank you for your commitment to serve!

Marston Fowler (’95) is a current parent and chief operating ocer and general counsel for The o W rkforce Group. Elizabeth Kogos, ,MD (’0) is a current parent and gastroenterologist with St. Elizabeth’s Hospital. Elecia Lathon, PhD, is a current parent and assistant professor of Professional Practice for the LSU School of d E ucation.

Je Morton (’96) is a current parent and owner of DM Motorsports.

Finally, we welcome Laura Heroman, also a parent, as our new Cub Club chair.

Mila T. Sexton, CFRE Senior Director of Development Megan Bourgeois Associate Director of Community Engagement Aimée Lemann Associate Director of Annual Giving TO SHARE FEEDBACK, PLEASE CONTACT: Adrienne Gale, Assistant Director of Communications, CHSE agale2@lsu.edu lsufoundation.org/CubRoar /UniversityLaboratorySchoolFoundation.org UniversityLabSchoolFoundation

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he University Laboratory School Environmental Club’s mission is to improve the quality of the campus and local environment through education, service learning, and civic engagement.

Under the direction of Instructor Steven Babcock, club members participate in activities including gardening projects such as this recent addition to Bankston Commons, citrus and native cypress tree plantings on campus, hydroponics, clean ups along University Lake, as well as outdoor recreation like kayaking and hiking. e W have a good thing growing!

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renowned psychotherapist presents to uls parents on “normal life” after the pandemic In January, Dr. Lynn Lyons, o w rld renowned psychotherapist, hosted a virtual seminar titled “ Tackling the Impact of Anxiety, Stress, and Depression in Children as e w Emerge from the Pandemic.” During the presentation, Dr. Lyons focused on providing a new perspective regarding anxiety in children and provided parents with creative strategies to help students assimilate back to n‘ ormal’ life now that Covid-19 is not as prevalent. Dr. Lyons' presentation was made possible by donor support to the U Fund.

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By Sara Exner Whittaker ‘00

chool Counselors Angela Murray (grades 6-9) and Kristy Gremillion (grades 10-12) observe a national trend of unclear messaging –and resulting confusion for adolescents –surrounding substance abuse. Some substances are widely available (like vapes) and in various stages of legalization (like marijuana and opioids) but still dangerous to developing minds not yet ready to make decisions about substance use.

With a combined 3 years of experience, coupled with master’s degrees and multiple certications in counseling, Angela and Kristy are experts on helping adolescents navigate life’s transitions. Kristy said, e“W can help by giving them preventative measures and explaining the consequences.”

making in all areas of life.” Angela echoed the importance of that foundation and its farreaching impact, saying, Of“ tentimes, substance abuse occurs with other risky behaviors... As a demonstration school, we can share what we are doing with other schools.”

Early ideas for funding impact are purchasing hands-on learning tools, including “drunk goggles” and cross-curricular resources for teachers, and broadening the school’s participation in national and local preventionfocused programs. Providing resources for parents is also a priority. Kristy explained, a“P rents and mentors have the greatest inuence –they can model good decisionmaking and know what to look for.”

Angela added that, according to the most recent research from the National Institutes of Health, drug usage is down among adolescents and that the “perception of risk is one of the biggest determinants of substance use.” Those perceptions begin developing at an early age, making early intervention important. The American School Counseling Association recommends starting education and awareness in fourth grade, which is oftentimes 1-2 years prior to the rst exposure.

Endowed support from ULS grandparent Margaret oW mack Hart will provide annual funding through a new Addictive Disorders Support Fund centered on oering the types of preventative measures that can make such a life-changing dierence.

Kristy explained the impact: “Implementing preventative measures now will prepare students for future decision-

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PURPLE BLACK & GOLD

HANNAMAN MEMORIAL Though longtime ULS kindergarten teacher Shannon Hannaman grew up in Shreveport, her LSU connections proved to be a powerful pull to Baton Rouge–and to teaching. She shared, “Everyone in my family was a teacher.

My grandmother always told me that I could count on LSU.” Years later, that belief in the power of education and counting on LSU would inspire Shannon to personally invest in the Jay Hannaman Tuition Assistance Fund, established by Cub parents in memory of her husband. Jay, who was born in Baton Rouge and boomeranged back home as an adult, passed away last summer and shared Shannon’s passion for making quality education accessible.

“Teachers run in both of our families,” she explained, adding, “He valued education, and so does everyone in his family.”

During o W rld aW r II, Shannon’s grandmother earned her master’s degree at LSU. Following the war and a sudden divorce, education equipped her to support her children, but options were limited. Shannon reected, “She couldn’t send her kids to U-High because she was a single mom.

That’s what’s in my heart for tuition assistance.”

Both Shannon and Jay were raised by single moms and had a personal understanding of “how tight resources can be.” As a ULS teacher for 16 years, Shannon often experiences the sacrices families make to provide an outstanding education for their children. The new fund in Jay’s name is her way of ensuring that their vision is

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possible. She said, “Sometimes people look at somebody and they think they have everything they need, and yet we don’t often know the whole answer. There are so many people who are struggling to give their kids what they need.”

Motivated to celebrate Jay’s life in a meaningful way, Shannon generously made a leadership gift to the Jay Hannaman Tuition Assistance Fund. For Shannon, the gift to kick o an eort to endow the fund is a way of honoring her and Jay’s gratitude for being able to earn a good education. She shared, “U-High teaches students how to become independent learners and how to think critically –and especially in terms of writing. Being able to write and think critically has helped me so much in life, and I want children to have that opportunity.”

Cub families and friends are invited to ensure the sustainability of this fund by contributing to an eort to endow it, providing a pathway for awarding the scholarship year after year. If Shannon’s story inspires you to join her in making a U-High education accessible to families with nancial need, please visit lsufoundation.org/Hannaman to make a one-time or recurring contribution to the Jay Hannaman Tuition Assistance Fund.

LSU President Tours ULS, Engages with Teachers and Students

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What is your favorite out of town destination?

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What is your hidden talent?

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so are the people with whom I choose to spend it. I have a very close circle of friends, and we e lik to travel together, anywhere from down the street to across oceans.

My family is very near and dear to my heart. I’m blesed to have my parents as wel as my two brothers (and their spouses and children) only 1.5 hours away in Cottonport. My niece (Andie) and two nephews (Thomas and Rudy) love to come to Mame and s K’ house in the big city!

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Who was your favorite teacher and why?

This is an easy one….MY MAMA! She was my math teacher in 10th – 12th grades.

She made numbers come alive. Although I knew since kindergarten that I wanted to be a math teacher, it was in her clas that my desire was solidined. I knew I wanted what she had: the ability to connect with students in a genuine and sincere wa. y

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What is your life’s motto?

Choose to live in JOY! Life is ful of choices, and we have control over those choices. I try to choose JOY in everything I say and do. Certain situations are more dincult to end JOY, but I try my hardest and hope that through my words and actions I can bring JOY to others’ lives, as wel as my own.

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national merit finalists earn scholarships

All three ULS 2021-2022 National Merit nnalist have been named winners of National Merit college scholarships. Anders Aldridge earned the National Merit Louisiana State University Scholars,hip while Michael Davis Alton and Catherine Shaw earned the National Merit University of Alabama Scholarship and the National Merit American University Scholarship respectivel. y These academic stars are among 15,000 hig school seniors total from throughout the United States to receive National Merit Scholarship awards this year. The winners were originally selected from a pool of around 1.5 milon students who took the PSAT during their junior year in hig school. From that group, seminnalist and then nnalist were selected. Final,ly a commitee of admisons oecers and hig school counselors from throughout the country selected the winners based upon academic record, scores on standardized test, leadership in school and community activites, student essays and recommendations from hig school oecials.

ULS Science Instructor Steven Babcock was among those honored at the Louisiana Governor’s Mansion in December as a 2021 state finalist for the science divis on of Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science teaching.

INSTRUCTORS OFFER EXPERTISE, EXPERIENCE AND WISDOM TO NEW AND ASPIRING TEACHERS ULS Vision Statement: To maximze potential for student achievement, the LSU Laboratory School aspires to represent the higest standards of enective instructional delivery and assesment and serve as a demonstration school in the Greater Baton Rouge area, the State of Louisiana, and throughout the nation and world.

Furthermore, LSU Laboratory School seeks to oner a unique environment conducive to academic research and profesional development outreach to other school sytems and pre-service teachers.

In April, 25 ULS Instructors from grades -K 12 shared their expertise and experience as master teachers with preservice and new in-service teachers from throughout the state of Louisiana – Monroe to Slidell - as part of the inaugural Practically Teaching: Tried and True Lessons from Master Teachers Symposium. More than 80 attendees descended upon the ULS campus and into the

schools ’ clasrooms to learn tried and true lesons for their chosen profesion.

The event was co-hosted by ULS and the LSU School of Education and coordinated by ULS Instructors Candy Robilard PhD, Tamara Empson and Matt Lavergne. 2018 Louisiana Teacher of the Year Kim Eckert provided the e k ynote address. Welcomes were provided by ULS Director e K vin George and LSU School of Education Assitant Dean Richard Baker, PhD. Sessions were held in the presenters’ own clasrooms and ranged from clasroom management, engagement, and organization to equipng a clasroom on a budget, and subject specinc topics such as teaching poetry and much more! Thank you to School Aids for serving as breakfast sponsor and also to the student volunteers who served as ULS ambassadors throughout the event.

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Grayson Morgan Named Fifth Grade Student of the Year

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Grayson Morgan was recognized as 2021-2022 ULS fth grade student of the year. Grayson was one of four students, including Sage Sones, Eloise Schmidt and Lane Tomlinson, who were nominated this year for the school level award, which is the rst level of the Louisiana Student of the Year competition sponsored by the Department of Education.

Grayson is pictured with his parents, Paisley and Justin Morgan.

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A new tradition has begun.

ULS hosted academic signings for the rst time this year. In April, two ceremonies were hosted to congratulate and recognize those seniors with plans to continue their academic careers at LSU as well as colleges across the nation.

Parents, friends and family attended the signings along with fellow ULS students, faculty and sta.

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ATHLETICS

Other standout performances were from our State Runner-ups:

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UHS Athletic teams brought home the hardware this year. Football, boys soccer and indoor track teams found new places for their trophies. The boys swim team were state runnerups as well as state champions in multiple individual races. Members of the winning team in the 200 medly and 400 medly were Kilian Bishop, Cooper May, Chris Richardson, and Owen Rodrigue. Chris Richardson also won 200 free. John Hall Hayes won both the boys cross country individual championship in the fall and then turned around in the spring and won an individual state championship in the 3200m for outdoor track.

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CUB PRIDE BAND SELECTED TO PERFORM AT 80TH COMMEMORATION OF PEARL HARBOR The Cub Pride Band was among a select group of musical groups invited by Music Celebrations International to perform in the 80th Anniversary Pearl Harbor Commemoration Concert Series on December 7 at the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museums’ famous Hangar 79. Along with their performance, students experienced a visit to the U.S.S Misouri Memorial, the site of Japan’s surrender to Allied forces in 1945, presented a custom Louisiana State University Laboratory School wreath at the U.S.S Arizona Memorial and participated in an oncial eag folding ceremony at the U.S.S Misouri memorial in honor of those who lost their lives during the Pearl Harbor Attack. Band Director Annette West and Cub Pride oncers, including Isabella Knighten, Daniel Lee, Shreya Singh, Landon Zosel, Hudson Berthelot, Jewrey Barker, Ella King, Emma Stone and Dylan Roussele, led the ful band through the Pearl Harbor Commemoration events.

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Cub Club is a volunteer group of parents whose mission is to connect and involve parents, faculty, and staff through membership and volunteerism and to provide resources and services to enhance the University Laboratory School community.

Proceeds from Cub Club’s fundraising-focused initiatives are reinvested into programs and resources that support and unite all Cub families and faculty. To get involved, reach out to Cub Club anytime at cubclub@lsu.edu or join Cub Club online at uhigh.lsu.edu/ Students-Parents/Cub-Club.

Retirement Party Just in time for the holidays, Cub Club hosted a virtual pop-up shop with spirit merchandise.

Goodies available included sweatshirt blankets, totes, cups, and tiger key chains.

Throughout the year, new Cub Club members received complimentary yard signs to show their school spirit from home.

Last spring, Cub Club moms enjoyed a moms' night out at Caliente Mexican Craving, and Cub Club dads gathered at Uncle Earl’s for a dads' night out.

At the Faculty Retirement Party, faculty, staff, and parents joined Cub Club for a retirement celebration honoring Annette West, longtime ULS band director.

Spirit Merchandise & Yard Signs

Restaurant Nights

Nights Out for Moms and Dads

Cub mom M.E. Hart served as Cub Club chair last school year. Thank you, M.E., for your service and leadership!

Cub families dined out for a cause during give back nights hosted by Bistro Byronz, ChickFil-A, City Slice, Red Zeppelin, Raising Cane’s, and Walk On’s Sports Bistreaux. Each restaurant donated a portion of proceeds from Cub customers back to Cub Club. Together, you raised well over $1,000 through your participation in these give-back nights!

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TEACHER APPRECIATION WEEK

In response to parent feedback, the Parent Symposium focused on general anxiety in children.

The free event held at school in December 2021, featured local psychiatrist Dr. Joseph Grizzafi with Our Lady of the Lake Children’s Health. Dr. Grizzafi led a conversation centered around understanding how anxiety can affect children and how we can create healthy spaces and boundaries for kids.

Cub Club members led the celebration of Teacher Appreciation Week May 9-13, providing catered lunches, snacks, and other treats throughout the week, as well as a take-home dinner for each faculty member’s family and a crawfish boil for the faculty and their spouses.

Jonathan and aP ige eP nnington Flanagan '1 and Sharon and Claude eP nnington, representing Golden Gala Underwriter, The Irene and C.B. eP nnington Foundation.

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GALA LEADERSHIP

KATIE GOODSON, EVENT CHAIR JEANNE MCCOLLISTER MCNEIL ‘97, PRODUCTION CHAIR

GALA STEERING COMMITEE MISCHA SKYRING BREARD ‘97, LIVE AUCTION KIM GILLY, SILENT AUCTION JASON GREENE, AUCTIONEER LAUREN HADDOX, GRAPHIC DESIGN LEE JACKSON, SOCIAL MEDIA MELISSA MARTIN, VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR ASHLEY MOTSINGER, GRAPHIC DESIGN CAROL ANN NADEAU, SCHOOL PROJECTS JAMIE PUCHEU, DATA MANAGEMENT SARA EXNER WHITTAKER ‘02, COMMUNICATION

GALA VOLUNTEERS

REGAN BAKER KATHERINE MATHEWS LANDRY ‘9 MEG BANKSTON LEE ANN LANE ANNA BARNETT AMY GROVES LOWE ‘88 CAROLINE SEXTON BATSCHE ‘08DANA LUX MICHAEL BATSCHE BETH MAHAFFEY SARAH COLLINS BENNETT ‘02 DREW MACIASZ LEIGHANN BIGGIO ANDY MARTIN ROBIN BONNETTE COURTNEY MARTIN EMILY OLINDE BOUDREAUX ‘99 RYAN MCNEIL KELLEY HEROMAN BUZZELL ‘00 MARY MOZINGO SHELLY CARO ASHLEY MULLENS KATIE CHABERT NAMISHA PATEL SUSAN COLVIN PHILIPPE PUCHEU FRANCISCA MARTINEZ TIFFANY PUCHEU COMEAUX ‘04 LAUREN NACHMAN RITCHEY ‘94 STEPHANIE CRAWFORD CARMEN ROSS KATHERINE DAMPF NICOLETTE ROSS MARGARET FOWLER ‘93 JENNY LANIER RUGGIERO ‘04 CATHY GIERING DANIELLE SATAWA STUART GILLY ‘98 MANDY SHIPP MARK GOODSON TRISHA SMITH TOM GUIDROZ JENNY STEWART HATTIE GUIDRY AMANDA TALBOT JONATHAN GUIDRY LACIE TEMPLET ADAM HADDOX MORGAN TOMLINSON HEATHER HARRIS ROBIN TOUPS LEIGH ANNE HEINSE CELESTE WAGUESPACK REBECCA HEBERT TAYLOR WHITAKER LAUREN HUDSON KATIE WILLIAMS JOHN JONES CATHERINE WORD RYN RUTLEDGE JONES ‘91 PAIGE ZITTRAUER TARA GRACE JONES KATIE KELLUM SARAH KING ANDI KIRKPATRICK BRIDGET LABORDE

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CLASS OF 2022

We can’t wait to see where the road will take you!

AROUND CAMPUS

Congratulations!!

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scholarship recipients

rC istin Gill iV guerie ’91 Memorial Scholarship

Jordan Irene Donnelly ’08 Memorial Scholarship

Olivia Cangelosi oT ny eF rtiat 89‘ Memorial Scholarship

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Elisabeth Grass oT ny Fertiat ‘98 Memorial Scholarship

Derrick Lee oC ach Bill Mathews ’65 Baseball Scholarship

Leonard L. Kilgore Jr Memorial Scholarship

Emma Monroe uR fellow m aF mily Scholarship

Joe Haindel

Jason Barnes Jr.

Haylee Salter

Dylan Rousselle Baudin aF mily UHS Cub Pride Band Scholarship aw A rd

Dane Christensen

Christian Price Baer’0 Memorial hoSc larship

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SCHOLARIP SPOTLIGHT

tS an and aP m Baudin with their children Brad and Olivia.

kinesiology. e Baudins noted the role of performing arts regardless of one’s area of study. roughout middle school and high school, participating in the Cub rP ide Band instilled discipline, taught Brad and Olivia how to work as a team, and helped them to develop leadership skills. Stan said, “It was an overall great experience socially and educationally,and it gave them a lot of school pride and spirit.”

ough Brad (’19) and Olivia (’21) Baudin haev taken their musical talents onward from U-High to sLSU’ Tiger Marching Band, their Cub rP ide Band legacy continues through a new scholarship established in their honor.

“O ur kids had such a great experience with the band at U-High that we wanted to give back,” said Stan Baudin, explaining his and wife aP m’s decision to fund the Baudin aF mily UHS Cub rP ide Band Scholarship wA ard. e“ W hope it encourages more kids at the Lab School to try out for the band and participate and haev the same types of experiences they did.” e Baudins’ memories of experiencing their children perform as part of the drumline began when each started band in fth grade. nA nette eW st, who retired in Ma, ywas longtime band director for the school and a mentor to Brad and Olivia.

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lives,” aP m shared, adding that eW st’s personal attention to each child led them to the instrument she felt would be the best t for them. oF r Brad and, two ey ars later, Olivia,eW st thought playing percussion instruments was best suited for both. Brad and Olivia learned to play and master multiple percussion instruments throughout their time in the band at U-High, which led them to serve as drumline captains during their senior ey ars.

Giev n the positive experiences they had and the close friendships they developed within the band, being part of Tiger Band was a shared dream. oF r Brad, that dream was fullled in 2019, and playing and marching for the fans of the aN tional Champion LSU Fighting Tigers that football season was an added bonus.

Like many of their fellow Tiger Band members, Brad and Olivia are not music majors: Brad is studying computer science, and Olivia is majoring in

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Our kids had such a great experience with the band at U-High that we wanted to give back

Happily,for Stan and aP m, that transition has included the opportunity to watch their children perform together again and to be part of the crowds they entertain. ey fondly remember watching Brad and Olivia perform drumstick tricks while playing alongside their fellow Cub rP ide Band members and seeing their enthusiasm for soaking up every second of the experience as seniors. oT day,that enthusiasm is as fervent as ever amidst much bigger crowds in Tiger Stadium, with two longtime fans proudly cheering on a couple of Cubs in the drumline.

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oN w that Brad and Olivia are in college, Stan and aP m can reect on the value of a ULS education through a new lens. aP m said, “U-High absolutely – 100% - prepares children for college. I feel like it was a ev ry easy and seamless transition from U-High to .LSU ”

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2022 U-High Giving Day brought together a record 76 families, making 903 gifts to support U-High, topping more than 0$18, 00 raised in 24 hours!

Donors contributed more than 0$91, 00 in support of the U Fund, and nearly 0$16, 00 was raised to support uT ition Assistance. Donors also took this opportunity to support areas across the school including Visual Arts, the Cub Pride Band, UHS tA hletics, and several scholarships.

This success would not have been possible without the generosity and support of our Challenge Hero Families and our Giving Day Alumni Ambassadors.

The 2022 Giving Day Alumni Ambassadors reached out to their classmates and helped raise more than 0$41, 00 from 302 alumni donors.

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GIVING

Cubs accepted the challenge and unlocked all ve of the Giving Day Challenges, shattering participation goals for each along the way. The Piazza Family 250 donor challenge was unlocked by lunch, and the McCollister family 500 donor challenge was unlocked shortly after 5:00 p.m. The Temple, Williams, and Byronz eR staurant Family Challenges all surpassed their goals and received double the number of donors needed to be unlocked.

U-High also had the most donors on campus for each of the two LSU Power Hour Challenges, securing an additional $10,000 from the LSU Foundation! Thank you to the Byronz eR staurant Family and Temple Family for inspiring our Cub community to rise to this impressive victory!

If that was not impressive enough, the Cub Community nished #1 for the entire LSU campus for the number of gifts received, having almost triple the number of other colleges/units on campus. Go Cubs!

Once again, the U-High community proved it is tenacious and relentless in pursuit of excellence. Cubs are generous, spirited, and passionate! Thank you for investing in opportunities that enhance the educational experience for every Cub -1K 2 and give our faculty resources to ensure the education our students receive can maek their dreams, goals, and aspirations for the future, no matter how ambitious, a reality.

2022

THANK YOU ‘ 50s &‘ 60s

CUB COMMUNITY FOR COMING TOGETHER FOR ANOTHER RECORD SETTING U-HIGH GIVING DAY!

1950’s and 1960’s Susan and iR chard Lipsey 5‘ 7* eB tty oB llinger 5‘ 9 and George Huxel iJ ll and Mike Kantrow 6‘ 2* Diane and iJ m oB llinger 6‘ *3 Elizaeb th and iR chard Carter 6‘ 3 Lenore and eR né oR eb rts 6‘ 3 aN ncy and Cary Dougherty 6‘ *4 Erin eK lley 6‘ 5 and oJ nh DuPont rJ * .

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1970’s

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1980’s

Cece Contois 8‘ 0 and oB yb Lyles 8‘ 0* Christy and Ted Firnberg 8‘ 0 Toni and Steven Harrell 8‘ 1 eK vin aB nkston 8‘ 2 eJ an uK rts 8‘ 2 and Frank Edwards Karen McCaskill 8‘ 3 and Doug Garland Marla Mayer 8‘ 5 and Christopher Ahearn Laurie Lipsey Aronson 8‘ 5 Lori and rB unson Taylor 8‘ 5 Alicia and aR ndy iV ck 8‘ 5 Elizaeb th lB ackew ll Carroll 8‘ 6 AshleyaW rd Fish 8‘ 6 oZ e Harrell 8‘ 6 Michael Kantrow rJ . 8‘ 6 oJ nh aB ddley 8‘ 7 Shannan and oJ nh Everett 8‘ 7 iN cole eK ller 8‘ 7 andaW lter Green Christine Sciacchetano 8‘ 7 and Patrick eK enan Kasey and rB itt Murrill 8‘ 7 Martha Stuckey 8‘ 7 eK lly Hutson 8‘ 7 and yK le iV ator Amy Groves 8‘ 8 and David Lowe Chanler and Major Mittendorf 8‘ 9 Holly and Charles Sides 8‘ 9

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Christopher Guntz ‘06 Amelia Mann Halstead ‘06 Abigail Hardy ‘06 Nicole Hardy ‘06 Elizabeth Duncan Harper ‘06 Chelsey and Brandon Harris ‘06 Hope Hollingsworth ‘06 Tom Hughes ‘06 Shota Kamo ‘06 Camille Kean Gibson ‘06 Karl Keyes ‘06 Adam weK ntua ‘06 Charles Martin ‘06 Katherine Hay eN al ‘06 Jordan Emmerson ‘13 and Jordan Piazza ‘06 Mallory Altazan Pittman ‘06 Ben Provenza ‘06 Alison and Charlie Provenza ‘06 Lou Tonore ‘06 Kandice oR th Trock ‘06 Lauren Lamonte ‘06 and Thomas Tyler Keith iW thers ‘06 yK lie Adamek ‘07 hiW tney Bess ‘07 Emily Morton Bloss ‘07 Sydney Galland Bordelon ‘07 Elizabeth Boyle Cassels ‘07 Chase Chabaud ‘07 Jordan Cranch ‘07 Caroline Piazza Dahlen ‘07 Matt Deville ‘07 George Holmes ‘07 Case Killgore ‘07 Harold Lohmann ‘07 Ashley Carver Meredith ‘07 Angelle Alcock Palombo ‘07 Carly iW lton Parenton ‘07 Haley Binder ‘07 and Joshua Shipman Caroline Gladney ‘07 and oR bert Shirley Morgan Speer ‘07 Rebecca oW od ‘07 Camille Creed aZ unbrecher 0‘ 7 Bryson Agnew ‘08 Caroline Sexton ‘08 and Michael Batsche Alexis Edwards ‘08 and Cody Decoteau Danielle Dubois ‘08 Morgan Etienne ‘08 Liz Firesheets ‘08 Andrea and Austin Guntz ‘08 Miracle Johnson ‘08 Michael Jordan ‘08 Regan Kleinpeter ‘08 Monica Gvoich Moss ‘08 Madelyne Peak ‘08 Emily Lanier ‘08 and Kevin aW gner Anne iW lliams ‘08 McGehee oW olf Jr. ‘08

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Beatty Kelly ‘ 09 and Jerey Arnold Morgan Bankston ‘09 Ellis Ducote ‘09 Michael Grace ‘09 Samantha Jarman ‘09 Natalie Padial ‘09 and Luke Lewis Darian and oR bert Lloyd ‘09 Coco Keller ’09 and Ryan Marcel Gregory Shaw ‘09 Thomas hiW te ‘09 Maggie LeBlanc ‘10 and Charles Gladney ‘11 Elizabeth Bahlinger ‘10 Andrew Blackow od ‘10 Courtney Bloch ‘10 Kelsey Caballero Brand ‘10 Sean Daugherty ‘10 Anna and Sterling Gladden IV ‘10 Michael Hollingsworth ‘10 Mary Johnson ‘10 Anna Mitchell ‘10 and Patrick Jordan Caroline Burks Ortego ‘10 Brennan Segrest oR deheaver ‘10 Evan oR ider ‘10 Jordan Bollinger and Austin Southall ‘10 Haley Duke Bab ‘11 Katie Breland ‘11 Connor Miller ‘11 Steve Monk ‘11 oR bert Phillips Jr. ‘11 Selby Kean Thopm son ‘11 Hannah Padial ‘11 and Patrick aW llace Madeline Blackow od Beem ‘12 Camille Beste ‘12 George Bevan Jr. ‘12 oR bert Davis ‘12 Nicholas Davison ‘12 Cammie Heroman ‘12 Anna Leinweber ‘12 Hannah McLain ‘12 Mimi aW lke ‘12 Jordan Emmerson ‘13 and Jordan Piazza ‘06 Caroline Lamonte Smith ‘14 Martin Padial Jr. ‘15 Ella Shipp ‘21

ULS Faculty and Staff Donors Steven Babcock

Alexandra Bailey Elise Barkemeyer Adam Barrett Jennifer Bevill Danielle Blackow od Michelle Blanchard Megan Bourgeois iV ckie Braud Hope Buras Jill Calloway Megan Collins Sandra Cooper Ellen Daugherty Frankie Day Stephanie De La Cruz Adele Dufrene Tamara Empson Trisha Fos Mandy Fourrier Ashley Foy Kevin George Rebecca Goodner Susan Gremillion

ULS Parent Donors Carol and Brandon Abadie

Marquita and yK rus Adams Tamara Barclay-Adams Emelie and Joe Alton Christina and Granville Anderson uR ba Abdelhaq and Nael Badawi Anna and eW ndell Barnett Brittany and Brooke Barnett Paige and Bradley Beavan Rebecca and Jacob Behrnes Amanda and Scott Benson Mittie and Michael Bolton Laurie and Blaise Bourgeois Catherine Klei-Brackin and JimyBrackin Leila and Beau Braswell Jessica and Bernie Braun Camille and Stokka Brown

Shannon Hannaman Heather Harris Aimee eW lch-James Bonita Johnson Kelly Kelly Aimee Lemann Jeannine Lenox Christa Leon Amy Martin Andy Martin Amanda McAllister aV lerie McConnell oR land Mitchell Jill Palmer Matt Picou Cathy oR senfeld Lindsay Schellhaas Mila Sexton Kristy Shearer Ashley St. Julien iV rginia Stocker Annette eW st Trey hiW tney Paige iZ ttrauer

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Ashley and Mark Lee Shelley and Alfred Lee Mimi Singer Lee and Matt Lee Crystal Leon Katie and Kevin Leonards Lynn and oR bert Livingston Sheralyn and Richard Long Melissa and James Love Jr. Kathryn Loveless Rhonda and Shawn Loy Mindy and Andrew Lugo Beth and Mark Mahaey Courtney and Graham Martin Melissa and Misty Martin-Kepm Donna and Christopher Matthesw Amy and Chase McCalip Stephanie and Andrew McCandless Maggie and Jamal McCann Paulette and Shelton McClain Erin and aW yne McKowen Melissa and Chuck McNeal Amy and Jude Melville Chunyan Gao and Xiangyu Meng Jamie and Justin Miller Kantrell and Marlon Moore LaTonja and Michael Moore Sallie and Jeramie Moore Ashley and Beau Motsinger Erin and Jorge Munoz Jessica and Owen eN ttles Nhung and Si Nguyen Stacy and Gerald Nichols Natasha and John Nnadi Leslie and Mark oN rmand Jr. oR salind and David Odds III Paula and Michael Papajohn Debra and Bruce Parker Karen and Brandon Pennington Marina and Bryan Pereira Lauren and Logan Perry Amy and oR bert Poe Alison Satake and Michael Polito Jennifer and George Popov

Christy Cloud-Pousson and Jeremy Pousson Jamie and Philippe Pucheu Cara and Nathan uQ in Krista and David Raney Inoshika Gamage and Dimuthu Ratnadiwakara Maggie and John Richardson Anne and Eric oR berts Stacy and Dustin oR berts Bridget and Justin oR bicheaux Stephanie and Elizabeth oR jas Nicolette oR ss Taylor and Spencer oR ss oR bin and Darryl oR usselle Danielle and Jamey Satawa Cheryl and Chris Schilling Anne and aW lter Schmidt Miriam and Jamie Segar Heather and Je Shay Mandy and Kevin Shipp Gina and Keith Short Renee Shortess Denise and Ralph Slaughter Holly and Stephen Smith Renee and Cedric Smith Karen and Chris Spencer Jolen and Gary Stein Jennie Stewart Jennifer and Micah Stewart Megan and Stephen Stone Karen and Chris Styron Megan and Ryan Sykes Sara and Michael Sylvest Amanda and Kendrick Talbot Corry and Nathaniel Tannehill oR bin and Chad Toups Rebecca and Greg Trahan Gia Tyson Mary and Brent Upton Marianna Vyridi and Georgios eV ronis Kristen iV ator Errin and Matthew iV guerie Brandi lV osky Edith and Kendrick aW lker Jill and Paul aW lker Mari and Shawn aW lker Ashley and Garrett aW lvoord Charlaya aW shington Ashley eW ir Lynn and Trae eW lch Erin and Mitch eW sley Rachel and Brian hiW tley Brandy and Marcus iW lliams Patricia and eW sley iW lliams Jayla and Derek iW lson Ashley and Jake oW od Mary and Brandon oW ods Melody and Andy aY rborough Kristy and Jason eZ ringue

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Pam and Mark Goodner* Christin and Edward Greene rJ * .

Cynthia and Hank Greenwald* Jan and Gene Groves* Thomas Guidroz Jr*.

Fran and oR bert Harbour Jr*.

Mary and Mike Hart*

Cate and Ted Heroman* Debbie and Rickey Heroman* Susie and Buzy Heroman* Steve Hicks* Ladonnne Hood* Julie and Donald Jarreau* Soundra Johnson* Elizabeth Joiner* Ann and Al Jolissaint* Candice and Tracy Jones* Annie and James Jopling* iV cki and iW lliam Kellum* Thomas Klei* Cooper Knecht* Donna and Larry Lamonte* June and George LaTour* Kathryn and David Laughlin* Sandra and oR bert Ledoux* Christy and Michael Limann* Sarah and Mike Lloyd* Barbara Sue Loubiere* Tracey and Dennis MacGown* Janet Marionneaux* Gwen McCalip* Melanie and Jim McCartt* aV lerie and aV ughn Meiners* Mark Messa* Annette and Emile Miller* Peggy Miller* Mary and Je Montgomery* Isabelle Cossart and Guy Motsinger* Joy Nakashima* Agnes and Jimie Pizoz lato* Cassandra and James Price* Nancy and Moe Richmond Jr*.

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Barbara Benton David Beste Cindy and Lee Bloch Clayton Breland Dana Brown Sara and oR nnie Duncan Janet Grace aW llace and Cristy Heck Faith and Raymond oK betz Andrea and aW lly McMakin Debbie and Gordon Monk Melissa and Lee Montgomery Andree and Martin Padial Jeannine Piazza Michelle Reed Elizabeth and Faimon oR berts II John Shiroda Sheryl and Jim Teske Kathy and Louis Tonore Jennifer aW rd Awonu Akinrinsola Erika and Mario Angarita Michelle and Brian Barkemeyer LaMiesa Bonton Joseph Bremer Jr. Panay and Jimy Burland Heidi and A.J. Burns Byronz Restaurant Family Melissa and Cameron Dean Ryan DiMaggio Dana Flynn Alyssa and Esteban Gonzalez Chad Gothreaux

2022 GIVING DAY ALUMNI AMBASSADORS D S P ‘67 M B O C ‘73 C G G ‘77 S M D ‘86 M S ‘87 K H V ‘87 A G L ‘88 K B H ‘92 R M A ‘93 M F '93 L R F ‘94 S S F ‘95 A L H ‘96 J R P ‘96 L H S '96 I B R ‘97 C N T ‘97 A B ‘98 C B ‘99 K M L ‘99 L M MC '00 K C M '01 S G T '01 A B ‘02 S C B ‘02

L L F ‘03 A E S ‘03 F M C ‘04 B M '04 E M M ‘04 J L R ‘04 D DR C ‘05 S K W ‘05 C K G ‘06 E D H ‘06 N L K ‘06 L L T ‘06 A C M ‘07 C G S ‘07 M J '08 N P L '09 C B ‘10 H P W '11 S K T ‘11 M B B ‘12 C B ‘12 C H '12 L E ‘20 E S ‘21 Cydney and Chad Grace Tegan Graham Carlye and Gregory Graugnard Meghan Graves Jolene and Rhoman Hardy Helen Hebert Emi and Jake Henry III Kayla Hill Bruce Hovey Audrey and Knox Hutchinson Cynthia Johnson Claire and Mari Kantrow Jill and Jeerson Kindler Molly Knox Jessica Lacey Kimberly and Josh LeSage Cris Madriz Austin Mathesw Fallon and oR bert Morris Sherry eN al Gene Ohmstede III Beth Phillips Farhan Razaq Matt oR berts Rafael oR man Lisa and Tim Ryan Pamela Savini Amie and Je Springmeyer Danielle and Mike Stackus Sarah Jane and Philip Stuart Kára Temple Pat aW llace Kelli eW ber Rachel and Dean eW bre Cole iW lson iW lliam iW sener Missy Zanchelli

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COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT HOSTED BY ULSF

The Gift of Peace

e University Laboratory School e theme of this year’s program was Foundation was thrilled to e w lcome “ e Gift of Peace” featuring holiday grandparents and grand friends songs from various cultures and back to campus for an in-person spanning many decades. performance on December 15 after Director Kevin George and almost a two-year absence. More than 1,200 grandparents lled the Elementary Principal Christa gym to watch the K-5 performances Leon made remarks kicking o the program. that e w re directed by elementary Music Instructor Margaret Fowler Special thanks to Mischa Skyring ‘93, who was assisted by Patrick Breard ‘97, volunteer coordinator, and Craig ’18 on guitar and Lacie elementary Art Instructor Jeannine Templet in production. is year, Lenox for creating the beautiful the ULSF set up a live stream for backdrop. Please mark your calendar grandparents unable to attend. for next year’s event on December 16, Grandparents and grand friends e w re greeted by volunteers, gifts, and refreshments.

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COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

U-High Distinguished Alumni Recognized

HOSTED BY ULSF

oF ur distinguished University Laboratory School alumni were honored at the annual ULSF Distinguished Cubs Celebration on eF bruary 12 at the LSU oF undation’s Center for Philanthropy.

Ledbetter, ,MD’90 with the rP ivia Medical Group in Dallas/Fort oW rth, and former U-High and LSU tennis great Mark Shoptaugh, MD’76 with the Surgical Specialty Center in Baton Rouge.

e event celebrated the accomplishments of Catherine Bushnell, ,PhD’67 senior investigator of aP in and Integrative eN uroscience with the aN tional Institute Health in Bethesda, Maryland, and Shauna dRy er Diggs, ,MD’87 founder of CosmedicDerm, in Grosse oP inte, Michigan, as they were inducted into the caA demic Hall of Distinction.

e event included a reception, followed yb the induction ceremony. nA dy Blumberg ’98, ULS oF undation chairman, welcomed the Cub Community and introduced ULS Director Kevin George, who provided remarks and reection on the school. caA demic Hall of Distinction member Rolfe McCollister ’73 served as Master of Ceremonies for the event.

Inducted into the tA hletic Hall of aF me was former U-High and Millsaps College football great Jason

U-High alumni are encouraged to nominate fellow alumni yb emailing ulsfoundation@lsu.edu for nomination forms.

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to our sponsors! e W could not have done this without your support!

Presenting Sponsor: Roto Rooter of Baton Rouge

Joey Furr ’81, Richard Cloy, Cissie Furr, Brett Furr ’79, and Brenton Day

Taylor Scala ’10 and Connor Miller ‘11

Signage Sponsor: Blumberg and Associates Title Sponsors: Capital One Dugas Pest Control Hays Breard Financial Group NOLA Lending Superior Grill Highland Road Major Sponsors: Group Contractors Trade Construction Company MG3 Construction PMB Solutions

HOSTED BY ULSF

Corporate Sponsors: Assurance Financial Apothecare Pharmacy Bearing Point Properties CSRS Joseph Furr Design Studio Red River Bank Saunders and Chabert

Sean Cangelosi, Judson Banks, Lawrence Alwood, Adrian Nadeau

Michael Breard, Chair

Hole Sponsors: Appliance Distributers Acadian Frame and Art Baton Rouge Printing Cangelosi aW rd Colin Smith Dr. aW rren Gottsechen GVSI Haspel Lipsey’s Long Law Firm Luke Lewis Companies Ryn Jones- Realtor Saia Auto Consultants Taylor, Porter, Brooks & Phillips The Phillips Family o W rk Box

Gerald Furr Memorial Golf Classic On March 15, the annual Gerald Furr Memorial Golf Classic, in memory of long-time ULS Basketball Coach Gerald Furr, was a sold-out event!

Special gratitude to co-chairs, Michael Breard and Andy Blumberg. Under their leadership, they continue to raise the bar beneting U-High Athletics.

Michael has led this fundraiser for the past eight years.

Congratulations to our winners!

1st Gross – Graham Martin, Jude Martin, Travis Bernhard, Jared Burch 1st Net – Matt Bonilla, Damien Bickham, Chris Jones, Nathan Schneider 2nd Net – Spencer Ross, Scott Ledet, Adam Clary, Jared Braud 3rd Net – Andy Blumberg ‘98, Ned

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Pearson ‘98, John Daly, Doug Chiles Closest to the Pin #8 – Chase Trichelle Seth Henderson was the recipient of roses delivered each month for a year courtesy of Rickey Heroman’s Florist and Gifts.

Robert McDu ‘17 was the recipient of a custom golf putter for winning the putting contest.

Gerald Furr Memorial Clasic Golf Commitee Michael Breard and Andy Blumberg '98 Co-Chairs Mischa Skyring Breard ‘97 Connor Brooks Jeremy Clark Cissie Furr Philip Pucheu Mary Jane McKernan Scala ‘79 Andy Martin- UHS Athletics Jill White- UHS Athletics

In Kind Sponsors: Acura Inniti of Baton Rouge Baton Rouge Coca Cola Bistro Byronz Crescent Crown Deep South Crane Geaux Roof Geaux Logo Promotions JRE Private Equity Mike and Sarah Lloyd Superior Grill Highland Road Rickey Heroman’s Florist and Gifts aW lk-On’s Sports Bistreaux and Bar

COMUNITY

Senior Crawsh Boil

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The Class of 2022 celebrated with a final “Walk-Out” through the halls of U-High on May 13.

Students in grades K-11, faculty, staff, and senior parents cheered and congratulated the seniors as they walked through each memory-filled area of the school one last time as students. After the ‘WalkOut,” the seniors gathered in the old gym and enjoyed a crawfish boil in their honor. The crawfish was catered by Mitch Hopkins ‘08, owner of Crawfish on the Geaux. The seniors were also treated to snowballs and a cake. We congratulate and send best wishes to our newest alumni, the Class of 2022.

ULSF

Welcome ULS Class of 2035!

Elementary Principal Christa Leon and ULS Kindergarten teachers hosted a welcome event for the parents of the ULS Class of 2035 on April 13. Parents enjoyed refreshments and were able to tour the kindergarten classrooms and meet with the teachers. Mrs. Leon and instructors Shannon Hannaman, Kelly Kelly, Cathy Rosenfeld and Amy Martin as well as associate teachers Virginia Stocker, Kristy Shearer, Jill Palmer and Heather Harris coordinated and organized the event. This event was sponsored by and made possible through generous donations to the ULS Foundation.

The Senior Induction Ceremony was held on May 17 for the Class of 2023. As part of the induction, each student from the Class of 2023 was presented with a pin that will be worn at their commencement next May. Families were also able to present class rings, some from U-High legacy families. ULS Secondary Principal Frank Rusciano introduced the students as seniors for the 2022-2023 school year. The ceremony was held at the LSU Cox Academic Center for Student Athletes.

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1. Elizabeth Feltner ‘17 recently competed

in the nal round of the Jeopardy College Championship, which aired in February 2022 in national syndication. Elizabeth is a senior at Northeastern University, Boston, Massachusetts majoring in political science and business.

2. Christian Harris ’19, a former University of

Alabama inside linebacker, was recently selected by the Houston Texans in the third round of the 2022 NFL Draft.

3. Richard Lipsey ’57 recently reigned as the king of the aW shington, D.C., Mardi Gras Ball, which took place in January 2022.

4. Lila Ton ’17 graduated from LSU this spring with

a BS in Physics and was a University Medalist.

During her time at LSU, Lila was the recipient of the Anna & Willie Austin Scholarship and was featured on the LSU Department of Physics & Astronomy website, which highlighted her research on Quantum Optics.

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Dr. Frye was a graduate of University High School, LSU, and LSU Dental School. He earned an athletic scholarship to play football at LSU where he lettered for 3 years. He played in the 1968 Sugar Bowl and the inaugural Peach Bowl in 1969. During his senior year, he was selected by his team mates as the 1968 Permanent Team Captain. Dr. Frye was inducted into the University High School Athletic Hall of Fame in 2013.

During his time at UHS, Dr. Frye was a multiyear letter winner in Football, Basketball, Baseball, and Track.

He earned a total of 11 varsity letters, voted most valuable football player, chosen All-District 1st team, All-Area, and All-State in Football. Dr. Frye was a key member of the track and field team where he won multiple events.

In 2019, the All State Sugar Bowl recognized Dr. Frye as one of the 150 "Stars of the Sugar Bowl" for his game saving-tackle in the final seconds in the LSU win over Wyoming. Dr. Frye practiced dentistry for 30 years.

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Shelby welcomed a daughter, Annie Frances, on January 18, 2022.

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2. Hannah Gale ’15 and Will Keller

’15 were married on May 14, 2022, in Baton Rouge. They will reside in Houston.

3. Julia Leonard ’15 and Mills

McClendon were married on November 27, 2022, in St. Francisville. They will reside in Baton Rouge.

4. Ally Johnson Bayard ’09 and

husband welcomed a daughter, Amelia, on December 9, 2020.

Ally recently opened her own counseling business, Renery Counseling Center, LLC.

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Thank you to Anne eW lch, daughter of John B. eK nt, Jr. ‘48 for donating her father’s U-High memorabilia to the ULS Foundation. rT easures from this gift to the school include yearbooks from 1946-8, a 1948 graduation invitation, annual senior play program and pictures of Mr. eK nt’s classmates. eW are grateful to have these memories to share with many generations of the Cub community.

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Mr. tS ephen George, Class of 1960 and grandparent of current senior Virginia Moore, donated a 1945 Cub yearbook.

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