2011-2012 Annual Report

2011 Annual ReportSt. Stanislaus

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CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 2012

University of Alabama at BirminghamUniversity of MississippiUniversity of New OrleansUniversity of Notre DameUniversity of Rhode IslandUniversity of South AlabamaUniversity of Southern MississippiUniversity of TennesseeUniversity of Texas at ArlingtonUniversity of West FloridaVirginia Military AcademyWake Forest University

Matriculation List

Auburn UniversityClemson UniversityDelta State UniversityFlorida Institute of Technology Florida State UniversityGeorgia Institute of TechnologyJohnson & Wales UniversityJones County Junior CollegeLouisiana State UniversityLouisiana, University of SoutheasternLouisiana, University of SouthwesternLoyola University of New OrleansMassachusetts Maritime AcademyMillsaps CollegeMississippi CollegeMississippi Gulf Coast Community CollegeMississippi State UniversityNicholls State UniversityPennsylvannia State UniversitySouthern Methodist UniversitySpring Hill CollegeTexas Christian UniversityTexas Tech UniversityTulane UniversityUnited States Military AcademyUniversity of Alabama

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ST. STANISLAUS COLLEGEBOARD OF DIRECTORS 2011-2012

William S. App ‘61 ChairBro. Bernard Couvillion SC PresidentPatrick McGrath PrincipalBarbara CarterBro.Francis David, SCHon. Robert Lobrano ‘61Bro. Paul Mulligan, SCDave A. Treutel, Jr. ‘76Gregory M. RandoHon. John C. Gargiulo ‘85

SSC PROGRESSION CORP. BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2011-2012

Bro. Bernard Couvillion, SC PresidentMr. Christopher J. Mensi ‘01 TreasurerMr. John P. Baxter ‘89 SecretaryBro. Ronald Hingle, SCBro. William Boyles, SCMr. Patrick J. Kergosien ‘82Mr. Charley E. “Dusty” Rhodes ‘64Mr. Theodore J. Longo ‘81Mr. Ronald J. Artigues, Jr. ‘84

ALUMNI ASSOCATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2011-2012

Mr. Joseph W. Gex ‘88 PresidentMr. Brandon S. Rhodes ‘92Mr. Brian K. Labat ‘68Mr. Chris F. Trapani ‘84Mr. Clay A. Wagner ‘78Mr. Don K. Smith ‘62Dr. Andrew K. Martinolich ‘46Mr. Frank Hille ‘55Mr. Joe E. Monti ‘70Mr. Patrick L. Martinez ‘99Mr. Chris J. Estrade ‘98

St. Stanislaus2011 Fiscal Year Annual Report

FEATURES

4 A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT

5 A LETTER FROM THE PRINCIPAL

6 THE GREAT WALL OF ROCKS

7 THE SOCIETY OF 1854

8 FOOTBALL STADIUM CONSTRUCTION

9 EIGHT YEARS OF ROCKIN’

10 GIVING SOCIETIES 15 DONATIONS BY CLASS

18 ENDOWMENT FUNDS 19 WAYS TO GIVE

20 FINANCIAL REPORT

22 GOLF TOURNAMENT

23 ROCKIN’ THE GLOBE

24 2nd ANNUAL FISHING TOURNAMENT

25 THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS

26 2011-2012 PROFILE OF SSC

27 FACULTY & STAFF LISTING

On the cover: John Santa Cruz ‘12, National Merit Commended Scholar and Co-Valedictorian, shows off a mullet he caught as a specimen in Marine Science Class. The Marine Science program was recently endowed with a $100,000 donation.

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A Letter from the President

Dear Alumni and Friends,

I missed the final month of last school year, including the Class of 2012’s graduation mass. It was because I was in Rome as a delegate to the brothers’ 35th General Chapter, an assembly that is our highest authority after the Holy Father. Every six years Brothers from around the world gather to elect our international leaders and set goals for our mission.

As exciting as it was to participate in an event like that, I felt very torn about missing the crowning harvest of what we’d been sowing and watering at SSC all year. However, after a bit of time in Rome, I was consoled to discover a link between the Chapter’s broad world view and my daily responsibilities at SSC. One of the two major goals of our deliberations in Rome turned out to be giving “a common formation to brothers and our partners in mission.”

The more we brothers reflected in the international setting about our partners in mission, the more enthusiastic I became about the women and men who were getting the job done at home while I was away. Seen in the context of our hundreds of other establishments in thirty countries, the dedicated commitment of our SSC team of brothers and lay partners is truly remarkable. I would like to reflect on it here to express my gratitude and hope as well as to impress on you how lucky we are.

SSC asks more of its staff than most schools – because it is open 24-hours seven days a week; because our campus is so vast and varied; because class sizes are small, requiring many different preparations; because giving close personal attention is in our blood; because the ability range of our students is very broad; because we strive to build a community among ourselves and a sanctuary around our boys. Our partners in mission respond with generosity the likes of which I have rarely seen.

Our administrative team and department directors take personal ownership of SSC’s mission and care for its campus with a sense of responsibility equal to that of the brothers. They make efforts to form themselves to live the brothers’ founding charism and to adapt it to changing times in dynamic ways. They join formation programs and events at the province level, they advance their professional competencies, they show spiritual leadership among students and faculty, and they accept challenges with energy.

The hardest thing for me when I was away from campus was fear that I was abandoning Patrick McGrath for a month during his first year as principal. The fear was unfounded. By all accounts, the year was extremely successful, and even outstanding. Patrick has put together a strong faculty and works effectively with it. I am proud of the leadership he has shown not only at SSC, but among the principals of the other brothers’ schools.

If I had to single out one thing in this annual report to define the 2011-2012 school year, it would be the spirit of partnership in mission between SSC’s lay faculty and brothers, a spirit exemplified in a particularly gracious way at the level of leadership by Patrick McGrath and the administrative team. I give thanks for the spirit of unity it has created as well as for the numerous signs recounted in this annual report of its effectiveness and leadership.

Your brother, Brother Bernard Couvillion, S.C. President

St. Stanislaus Administrative Team 2011-2012Jeremy Clark ‘98, Susan Estrade, Patrick McGrath,

Bro. Barry Landry, Jeff Anderson

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A Letter from the Principal

Dear Alumni,

The Brothers of the Sacred Heart’s Rule of Life begins with its founding goal: “To rescue young people from ignorance, to prepare them for life, and to give them a knowledge and love of religion.” Over the course of my seven years at St. Stanislaus I have grown in my understanding of the challenges of this mission and how successful our school has been in accomplishing it. Through all of my responsibilities, whether as teacher, coach, assistant principal or principal, I have been blessed to witness the mission flourish through our rich tradition and lasting legacy, as well as through the successes of our current students and community. My experiences at St. Stanislaus have led me to a deeper appreciation and a passion for the same charism that excited the Brothers’ founder, Father André Coindre to act with compassion nearly 200 years ago. Since the beginning, our charism has been at the heart of this compassion and it is now through

this lens that I view all that we do here at SSC. This charism, the extraordinary grace freely given to us by God to meet the needs of our boys, is consistently revealed in our daily interactions at school. As I consistently witness the patience and kindness of our faculty, staff and community members, I distinctly see our compassionate God revealing himself through the charism. I see it alive every day in the struggling students who find sanctuary at SSC, in the dedicated staff members who have accepted our mission and embody its spirit, in the remarkable Brothers who have a hand in every part of our campus from the President’s Office to our athletic fields. Yet, the charism is incomplete in mentioning only these people – the unique nature of the charism endows every member of our community with a role in ministering to our young men. Indeed, I have been humbled and encouraged by the generosity of so many different people in so many different ways – in each of our various board members who lend time and expertise in guiding SSC in important decisions, in the incredible work that our parent-volunteers do, and in the extended SSC family that keeps us going through donations. Because these are also critical to our mission, our success depends this collaborative spirit as we respond in our own way to the same call that Father Coindre heard in a distant country in a time far removed from ours. God’s invitation to participate in the charism can be a weighty responsibility, however, when we consider the sacredness of his gift. The Brothers’ charism is a gift both to those of us who receive it, because we are challenged to be servants to others and models of Jesus, and to those who are in need. Yet it only asks of us according to what we are able to offer – whether that is in a lifetime commitment or only the occasional involvement. The beautiful implication is that of the mutual relationship between us and God – He offers us the inspiration and vision while we seek to make these tangible by offering back the individual gifts God has given us. To one degree or another, every young man who has spent time at St. Stanislaus has encountered this charism. As a lay leader, I am often reminded of the sacred duty of ensuring the survival and continuation of our legacy accomplished through this gift. I am grateful that God continues to flow through the charism, charging it with vitality and revealing it not as a relic that we archive, but as a beating heart of love.

Both the joy and the burden of this realization is that God remains infused in all the good that we do. It also means that we must constantly be attentive to what He is calling us to do. God continues to urge us forward, to reveal to us our students’ needs and to guide us in our response to them, as much today as He did in 1854. So as we recall with pride what we have all accomplished this past year, I thank God and I thank you for joining us in living out the charism of the Brothers of Sacred Heart. I pray that we may continue to serve it faithfully in the years to come, with your help.

In His heart,

Patrick DeMetz McGrath Principal

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During this past year, the Great Wall of Rocks for Athletics honored two alumni and the 1993 tennis team for their accomplishments. Generations blended as Henry “Zeke” Bonura’27 and Vincent A. Moran’95 were honored for their individual achievements while the 1993 tennis team was applauded for its versatility on the court.

Bonura, who earned a total of eighteen varsity letters during his six years at SSC, excelled in football, basketball, and track and field. He was the national AAU champion in the javelin in 1925 at the ripe age of sixteen and remains the youngest male to win a national title in any event. Bonura’s winning distance of 213’ 10 ½” was a world record at the time and stood until 1930.

However, it was the baseball diamond where Bonura flourished. He played seven years in the major leagues with the White Sox, Washington Senators, New York Giants and the Chicago Cubs. He is a lifetime .307 hitter.

Vince Moran earned four letters in track and field, three in basketball and two in football while a student at SSC. He helped lead the Rocks to the Division 8-AAAA basketball title in 1995 but it was on the track where he found his greatest success.

He led SSC to three Division 8-AAAA titles in track and claimed the Class AAAA high jump state championship during his sophomore and senior years. He was the state runner-up his freshman and junior years. Moran became only the second Mississippi high schooler to clear seven-feet in the high jump his senior year. He was named to the All-State first team, the Gatorade Track and Field Athlete of the Year in Mississippi and earned All-American honors. At the national indoor championships, Moran placed third. His seven foot jump remains a SSC school record.

The 1993 St. Stanislaus tennis team recorded a regular season record of eight wins and five losses. The squad was coached by Myron Labat, Sr. and was made up of Myron Labat Jr., Hector Hernandez, Kevin Watts, Eduardo Jimenez, Carlos Gonzales, Rodrigo Hernandez, Scott Pepperman, and Robbie Flink.

Coach Labat always talks about how the team “backed” into the Division 8-AAAA title during the season. However, he fondly recalls that he was blessed to have had the opportunity to coach this team. He described the team as “…extremely talented, well behaved and academically strong.” The boy’s doubles team of Myron Labat, Jr. and Hector Hernandez teamed up to claim the Class AAAA state title. It was the third consecutive year for the younger Labat to claim the doubles title.

Great Wall of Rocks

1993 Tennis Team

Henry “Zeke” Bonura ‘27

Vince Moran ‘95


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The Society of 1854

Brother Gunther Aucoin, SCDr. Aynaud M. Hebert ‘41Dr. Jean B. Lescale ‘12Dr. Marion J. Wolfe, Sr. ‘23Marion J. Wolfe, Sr. TrustMr. Armand G. Jonte, Jr. ‘70Mr. Charles F. Engle ‘1893Mr. David Glover ‘38Mr. David Assaf, Jr. ‘40Mr. Edmond L. Deramee ‘21Mr. Ellis C. Cuevas ‘53Mr. Elmer J. KammMr. F. S. Pugh ‘25Mr. Frank J. Tighe ‘80Mr. George Dendinger, Jr.Mr. James A. Ware ‘26Mr. James J. Bryan ‘41Mr. John M. Tighe ‘83Mr. Joseph H. Arbour ‘42Mr. Joseph L. Killeen, Jr. ‘44Mr. Martin D. Tighe ‘79

Mr. Milo L. Meacham ‘64Mr. Milton L. Reisch ‘19Mr. Nathaniel C. Fick, Jr. ‘65Mr. Philip J. Garcia, Sr. ‘72Mr. Richard P. Kelley ‘58Mr. Robert Hubbard ‘57Mr. Sidney V. Arbour, Jr. ‘31Mr. Victor D. Blaize ‘18Mr. and Mrs. Bill GrusichMr. and Mrs. Donald J. Tighe ‘77Mr. and Mrs. Edward Weathers, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. George E. Ramirez, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Jon E. RittenMrs. Earline P. BrownMrs. Karen BabinMrs. Leone BlaizeMrs. Martin MillerMrs. Meriam CalabriaMr. & Mrs. L. J. Modenbach, Jr.Mr. Mark Modenbach ‘97Ms. Myrtis Broussard

St. Stanislaus College, the oldest existing establishment of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart in America, boasts a long and colorful history dating back to 1854. Blessed with talented leaders and generous benefactors, St. Stanislaus grew from its humble beginnings into an educational institution of great renown on the Gulf Coast. But it was not an easy task. Major challenges overcome by Brothers, lay faculty, and their students include epidemics, Civil War, financial struggles, hurricanes, and fire.

Without the perseverance and dedication of instrumental individuals, St. Stanislaus would not be the school it is today. From its start in 1854, the history of SSC spans over a century and a half and includes over 7,000 alumni worldwide.

Membership in the Society of 1854 is offered to all those who share the commitment to continuing the mission of St. Stanislaus, and who, like those Brothers in 1854 and those who followed, affirm that commitment by means of a planned gift.

To become eligible for the Society membership, an individual simply informs the school in writing that St. Stanislaus has been included in his or her estate plans. The school also requires documentation of the planned gift, for example, a copy of the pertinent provisions of the individual’s will or trust, a copy of the life insurance policy which names the school as a beneficiary, or a letter from the individual’s attorney stating that he or she has, indeed, included St. Stanislaus in his or her estate plans. Upon receipt of such documentation, participants are enrolled in the Society of 1854.

Below are the members of The Society of 1854 whom we are proud to recognize for their generosity in making a planned gift to SSC.

If you have left St. Stanislaus in your will or estate plans, please contact the office of Advancement to inform them of your gift.


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Dear Alumni and Friends,

In June I wrote a letter to the patrons of Rockin’ the Globe 2012 announcing the termination of RTG as an SSC fundraiser. I won’t repeat the reasons for that decision, but I do want to emphasize the gratitude I expressed in the letter for all those, particularly Jenny Nicaud and her family, who worked so hard and gave so much to making the party a success and a signature event promoting SSC on the Gulf Coast. As the facts on this page show, its edition of 2012 was particularly outstanding.

I do want to repeat one paragraph from the letter, the one which states my belief that, thanks to the patrons’ and guests’ support over eight years, Rockin’ the Globe has accomplished the mission its creators had in mind: “The first phase of the football field renovation nears completion. Our improved turf irrigation, new home bleachers, spacious concession stand and restrooms, press box, fencing, and first-class amenities would never have been possible without your help. Our hope is that your investment over the years will help make the booster club self-sustaining. The improvements promise to give it the facilities it needs to keep raising money in the years to come to insure the safety and success of Rock-a-Chaw athletes.”

I believe that the money raised by Rockin’ the Globe, together with other designated gifts, has not been spent, it’s been invested to generate annual funding for the athletic program. The booster club can now raise directly for itself the amounts that used to come from RTG. Since we inaugurated the new home side facilities August 24, the results of concession stand income, booster apparel sales, program sales, and rental of stadium chair-backs and suites have been very encouraging.

I am very grateful to all those whose names appear on the dedication plaque mounted near the new ticket booth and to all who have kept the RTG investment going by contributing generously in all of the new Rock-A-Chaw Stadium self-financing opportunities.

Let me sign off with a special word of thanks to Ronnie Artigues, Sr., whose vision and orchestration have been a grace

of support and an assurance of ongoing development in SSC athletic programs.

Your Brother,

Bro. Bernard Couvillion President

Eight Years of Rockin’

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THE SESQUI SOCIETY

These members have supported St. Stanislaus with cumulative giving of $500,000 or more.

Anonymous *Mrs. Leone Blaize *Brothers of the Sacred Heart - New Orleans

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PERPETUAL FOUNDERS’ SOCIETY

The Perpetual Founders’ Society members are those individuals, corporations, or foundations with cumulative giving of $100,000 to $499,999.

AnonymousMr. William S. App, Jr. ‘61Brother Gunther Aucoin, SC*Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Bailey, Jr.Brother Eduardo Baldioceda, SCMr. Guy C. Billups, III ‘75The Delta FoundationMr. Irion BordelonMs. Myrtis Broussard*Mr. James J. Bryan ‘41*Mrs. Meriam CalabriaCharles F. Engle TrustCollins C. Diboll Private FoundationCorporate Property Associates 6Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Haas, Sr. ‘51*Hancock BankMrs. Rita Cue Johnson*Mr. and Mrs. John M. Kent, Sr.Mr. Ben Kleinpeter ‘45Kleinpeter Farms Dairy, LLCDr. Jean B. Lescale ‘12*Koch Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Mensi, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Ourso*Bubba & Lena Mae Oustalet FoundationThe Pugh Family FoundationThe Reddoch Family FoundationMr. Leo W. Seal, Jr.*Mrs. Suzie P. SealLeo W. Seal Family FoundationMr. James E. Smith ‘45*Mr. James A. Ware ‘26*Mr. Peyton D. Waters ‘44Mr. and Mrs. William Waters, Jr. ‘44 *

FATHER COINDRE SOCIETY

Members of the Father Coindre Society support St. Stanislaus with cumulative giving of $50,000 to $99,999.

Alex Brown & SonsMr. Sherwood Bailey, Sr.*Mr. Samuel L. Blanchard, Jr. ‘72The Catholic FoundationCommercial Interiors, Inc.Mr. G. Price Crane, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Crosslin, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. John Dane IIIMr. and Mrs. Robert C. Davidge, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. William D. DennisHon. and Mrs. Edward A. Dufresne, Jr. ‘56*Mr. and Mrs. Roland J. Hymel, Jr.Mr. Elmer J. Kamm*Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Kleinpeter, Sr. ‘41*Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. LangtonBro. Noel Lemmon, SCHon. and Mrs. Robert L. Lobrano ‘61Mr. and Mrs. James E. MarloweMr. and Mrs. Milo L. Meacham ‘64Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Monti ‘70Mrs. Lena Mae Oustalet*Rotary Club of Stennis

FATHER STANISLAUS BUTEUX SOCIETY

Members of the Father Stanislaus Buteux Society support the school with cumulative giving ranging from $25,000 and $49,999.

Mr. Sidney V. Arbour, Jr. ‘31*Mr. and Mrs. Jules M. Arceneaux ‘43Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Cangelosi, Jr. ‘43Mr. W. Walton Clarke ‘61Mr. and Mrs. John A. ColucciMr. and Mrs. Daryl C. CornellMr. Edmond L. Deramee ‘21United States Marine, Inc.Mr. Carl J. EbertsMr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Genin ‘62Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hamilton, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hedrick, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Leslie B. Lampton, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. LeaMr. and Mrs. Gerard M. LeBlanc ‘56*Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Lippman ‘56Mr and Mrs. Chester Morrison, Jr. ‘77Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. MillerMrs. Lucille MortimerNFL Youth Football Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Noto, Sr.O’Keefe Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Lee A. OrgeronE.J. and Marjory B. Ourso Family

FoundationMr. and Mrs. George E. Ramirez, Jr.Pearson Prentice HallRotary International - District 5320Spindletop InternationalMr. and Mrs. Cyprian Sporol, Jr. ‘23Mrs. Phyllis TaylorMr. and Mrs. David A. Treutel, Sr. ‘53Mr. David A. Treutel, Jr. ‘76Mr. and Mrs. John J. Uhl ‘51Milton J. Womack FoundationWeathers Educational Trust Fund

BROTHER ATHANASIUS SOCIETY

Annual gifts of $10,000 or more.

Mr. William S. App, Jr. ‘61Brother Eduardo Baldioceda, SCMr. Samuel L. Blanchard, Jr. ‘72Charles F. Engle TrustMr. and Mrs. Daryl C. CornellMr. Weldon A. Frommeyer, Jr. ‘68Koenig Stainless IncBrother Noel Lemmon, SCHon. Robert L. Lobrano ‘61Mr. and Mrs. James E. MarloweBubba & Lena Mae Oustalet FoundationThe Pugh Family FoundationThe Reddoch Family FoundationLeo W. Seal Family FoundationMrs. Phyllis TaylorMr. and Mrs. Dean E. TaylorUnited States Marine, Inc.

BROTHER POLYCARP SOCIETY

Annual gifts ranging from $5,000 to $9,999

Mr. Kim AdamsMs. Janet A. AntioneMr. W. Walton Clarke ‘61Hancock BankMr. and Mrs. John S. HofferRev. Raymond LarussaTidewater Inc. Weathers Educational Trust FundMr. and Mrs. Daniel J. McGrathMr. and Mrs. Michael G. MillerMr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Monti ‘70Mr. and Mrs. Butch Oustalet

Mr. Timothy Schafer ‘57Mr. and Mrs. Andrew ShannonTriton SystemsMs. Mary J. VinesMr. and Mrs. Wesley A. Walk

BROTHER PETER SOCIETY


Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F. AlexanderGulf South Orthotics & ProstheticsMr. Terrence C. Asher, Jr. ‘82Bean Excavating & Dirt Work LLCMr. Travis BrazellDr. and Mrs. Thaddeus C. CarterMr. and Mrs. Wayne F. DugasMemorial HospitalMr. Peter B. Merritt ‘64Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Roy, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Jack ScarianoWoodland Village Nursing Home & Rehabilitation CenterMr. Jason ThomasMr. and Mrs. John J. Uhl ‘51Mr. Fred WagnerPhelps Dunbar LLPMurphy Oil Corporation

FOUNDERS’ SOCIETY


Mr. and Mrs. David AllenDr. and Mrs. Jeff Aycock ‘89Ms. Harriet BelloneMrs. Marion BenbowMr. Mark BenbowMrs. Geraldine BlanchardMr. and Mrs. Paul J. Blaum ‘60Dr. and Mrs. William H. BurnettDr. Steve V. Butaud ‘61Performance Title, Inc.C and C Land ServicesMr. and Mrs. Shava J. Carboni, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Brian CastleMr. and Mrs. John Dane IIIMr. and Mrs. Luther C. DanielsLt. Michael Dauro ‘99Mr. and Mrs. Conrad B. DucoteMr. Charles B. Fanz III ‘92Mr. Philip A. Fasullo, Jr. ‘62The First, A National Banking Association

Giving Societies


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Mr. Nicholas Gachassin III ‘85Ms. Diane GallagherMrs. Terri T. GalvinDr. Michael C. Graeber ‘76Mr. and Mrs. Randall L. GuillotDr. George C. Hamilton, Jr. ‘50Mr. Thomas Helm ‘84Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Herques ‘82Ice Systems IncMr. and Mrs. Herman A. Jacobi ‘59Mr. Michael P. Jarreau ‘82Dr. Ernest D. Johnson III ‘56Dr. and Dr. William E. Kergosien ‘78Mr. Stanford G. Ladner ‘69Ms. Ellen M. LeeMr. Rudy A. Letellier ‘77Mr. Joey G. Manieri ‘72Mr. and Mrs. Gary G. MarchandDr. Andrew K. Martinolich ‘46Mr. Mark MavarMrs. Mary Martha McGinn PellissierMr. and Mrs. Michael J. Mensi, Sr.Mr. Jonathan T. MillerMr. Lance Mora ‘60Mr. Jourdan B. NicaudMr. and Mrs. Jimmy OustaletMr. William O. Peneguy ‘96Mr. and Mrs. George E. Ramirez, Jr.Mr. James C. Raymond ‘58Mr. and Mrs. Charley “Dusty” Rhodes ‘64Mr. and Mrs. John R. RomanoDr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. RussoMr. Lester Sarpy ‘41Colonel and Mrs. Allan J. Sarrat, Jr. ‘66Dr. David N. Sawyer ‘69Mr. Charles T. Schmidt ‘79Quest RehabMr. Michael J. Shannon, Jr. ‘90Mr. James E. Smith ‘45Mr. & Mrs. Larry St. MaryMr. and Mrs. Robert SturdyMrs. Carolyn ThibautMr. David A. Treutel, Jr. ‘76Occidental Petroleum CorporationSt. Joseph High SchoolFringe Benefit Administrators, Ltd.Mrs. Kathleen J. WhartonMr. and Mrs. Calvin W. Wilbert, Jr.Dr. Edward R. WillisMr. and Mrs. William S. WingfieldMr. Thomas B. Yongue ‘73Mr. and Mrs. John E. Zimmerman ‘83Bank of America Corp.Samson and Powers PllcSt. Rose de Lima ChurchVacuum Services Group, LLC

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE

Annual gifts ranging from $500 to $999

Mr. Thomas D. Adams III ‘74Mr. and Mrs. Gerald AllenMr. and Mrs. John AndersonMr. David Assaf, Jr. ‘40Mr. and Mrs. John P. Baxter ‘89Mr. Peter J. Benvenutti ‘43Mr. Jeffrey P. Bonck ‘82Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Bourgeois, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. BrennanMr. and Mrs. Albert E. Briede IIIButler, Snow, O’Mara, Stevens &

Cannada,PLLCHon. G. Walton Caire ‘48Mr. and Mrs. Pat CancienneMr. and Mrs. J. Kelly CannonMr. Earle Christenberry, Jr. ‘45Mr. Joseph A. Church III ‘81Mr. Bradley CollinsCompton Engineering, INCMr. Irvin T. Cuevas ‘61Mr. Milton J. Cuevas ‘52Ms. Marlene S. CulpepperDr. and Mrs. Dirk H. DanielsonMr. and Mrs. Noah H. Denson ‘90Mr. Jones WalkerMr. David DumalMrs. Sally DuplantierDr. Emery L. Edwards ‘82Mr. Joe FertittaMs. Kim FitzgeraldMr. Michael S. Foreman ‘85Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. GaffneyHon. Walter J. Gex III ‘57Mr. Brian GoffGoldring Family FoundationGulfport OB GYN ClinicMr. George G. Hammer ‘78Mr. and Mrs. James R. Hoskins, Jr.Mr. Paul E. Hurley ‘52Mr. Richard B. Hymel ‘74Mr. and Mrs. Roland J. Hymel, Jr.Dr. John W. Impson Phd.Mr. Frank R. JanusaEntergy Corporation Matching Gifts ProgramMr. John R. Kane ‘93Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Kergosien ‘82Mr. Justin LadnerAtlantic Marine BrokersPorts America Gulfport, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Jerry LeglueMr. Robert LeNormandDr. Vincent N. Liberto ‘51Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Lippman ‘56Mr. Theodore J. Longo ‘81Love’s Pharmacy and GiftsMr. James I. Maloney, Jr. ‘53Mr. and Mrs. Louis T. MaumusMr. and Mrs. Ken H. McLaughlin

Mr. and Mrs. Robert McRaneyDr. and Mrs. Charles V. Menendez, Jr.Mr. T. Sellers Meric ‘45Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Inc.Mr. John B. Morris ‘73Mr. Robert S. Morrison, Jr. ‘60Mr. and Mrs. Kent G. NicaudDr. Bruce V. Ouellette ‘81Mr. Richard C. Oustalet ‘67Mr. and Mrs. James OwensMr. Salvador E. Palmisano ‘91Mr. Robert D. Peranich ‘84Pernix TherapeuticsMr. and Mrs. Mick QuinlanMr. and Mrs. Michael J. ResoMr. David Restom ‘71Mr. Charles J. Rhodes ‘88Mr. and Mrs. Charles RichardMr. and Mrs. Jon E. RittenJudge and Mrs. Anthony RussoMr. Laurence A. Sauer, III ‘59Mr. Andrew Scafidi, Sr. ‘52Mr. Carlo J. Scafidi ‘58Dr. Frank L. Schmidt ‘50Mr. Frank L. Schmidt, Jr. ‘76Mr. Sean SewellMr. and Mrs. Donald SmithState Farm Companies FoundationMr. Ben H. StoneStone County Nursing & Rehabilitation

CenterMr. Jeffrey P. Taylor ‘76Mr. Brian A. Thigpen ‘96Mr. and Mrs. James C. Thriffiley IIIMr. Todd N. Thriffiley ‘86Dr. James C. Thriffiley IV ‘85Mr. Christopher F. Trapani ‘84SouthGroup Insurance ServicesMr. David A. Treutel, Sr. ‘53U.S. Catholic ConferenceMrs. Una VinsonDr. Bill WarrenMr. Peyton D. Waters ‘44Mrs. Margaret WatsonMs. Mary L. WestonEdward H Wikoff, AIA, Architect PCMr. and Mrs. Louis Wilkinson, Jr.Mr. Stanley L. Williams ‘83Dr. Charles G. Wood ‘74W.G. Yates and Sons Construction Co.

PARTNERS OF SSC

Annual gifts ranging from $250 to $499

Mr. Edmond K. Aime ‘83Mr. Richard AlarconMs. Virginia D. AmatoMr. Ralph J. Aucoin ‘72Mr. and Mrs. James F. Becnel ‘54Mrs. Chelise B. Benvenutti

Mr. and Mrs. David BosleyMr. Roy F. Breerwood ‘37Mr. Albert J. Brignac ‘62Judge Marcus A. Broussard, Jr. ‘46Mr. A. Matthwe Brunner ‘92Mr. Matthew T. Burke ‘03Mr. Warren J. Carver, Jr. ‘60Mr. and Mrs. Larry W. CarverMr. and Mrs. Eduardo CastanedaMr. George A. Conque ‘53Crescent Towing and Salvage IncMr. Jim CulpepperDunbar VillageDr. and Mrs. David S. DeifikMr. and Mrs. Mike DodsonMr. and Mrs. David EakesDr. and Mrs. Max EdringtonMr. Judson EdringtonMr. Francis X. Fabacher, Jr. ‘46Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery FarissDiversified Contracting & DevelopmentMr. and Mrs. Brenton R. Field IIIMr. Douglas FineganMr. and Mrs. Jerry ForteColonel Frederick J. Gargiulo ‘76Mr. Joseph W. Gex II ‘88Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Gleber, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. James E. HallHancock County Community Development FoundationMr. Denny HansMount Enterprises, IncMr. and Mrs. Thomas L. IttmannJerry’s Lawn MowerMr. Matthew S. Johns ‘86Mr. Kenneth C. Johnston ‘84Dr. Murray B. Keel, Jr. ‘73Mr. Gregory G. Kergosien ‘44Captain John H. Lang ‘42Dr. R. John Lassere ‘76Dr. and Mrs. Joseph R. LeeHancock Medical CenterMs. Virginia LoweryMr. and Mrs. Monty S. LuffeyMs. Malissa MechlerMs. Patricia MillerMr. Samuel V. Morse, Jr. ‘86Mr. Danny MoseleyMr. Peter A. Orlin ‘60Ms. Kristen ParkerMr. and Mrs. Emil PawlikMr. William A. Peneguy ‘65Mr. Terry A. Phillips ‘70Mr. Jerry Polk, Jr. ‘96Mr. and Mrs. Mark PrygockiMr. Peter C. Quoyeser ‘46Mr. and Mrs. Marshall P. ReederRickey’s RestaurantDr. and Mrs. David RimmerMr. and Mrs. Edward A. Rodrigue, JrMr. John R. Santa Cruz ‘79Mr. David C. SchlakmanMr. and Mrs. Philip F. SchmidtMr. Andrew SchollMs. Julie B. Scialdone

I am convinced that, once you know the good work in need of help, your goodness will hasten to applaud it, your devotion will move you to commit yourself to it, and your charity will incite you to contribute to it. - Rev. Andre Coindre, Founder of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart.

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Mr. Stephen H. Scott ‘75Mr. Leo W. Seal III ‘94Mr. Estorge C. Sibille ‘52Mr. & Mrs. Sam SimpsonMr. Donald K. Smith ‘62Mr. Shelby D. St. Martin ‘52Mr. and Mrs.Eric StathamMr. and Mrs. Thomas D. StoneMr. Mikael SvenssonMr. Anthony Trapani III ‘82Mr. and Mrs. Leo R. TrehernMr. P. Hunter Vegas ‘82Walmart Community Grant ProgamMr. and Mrs. Stephen D. WittmannMr. and Mrs. Philip R. YoungerMrs. Beverly Zimmerman

FRIENDS OF SSC

Annual gifts up to $249

Mrs. Donald R. AbaunzaMr. and Mrs. Jolyon D. AcostaDr. and Mrs. Alfredo AlarconMr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. AlbrightMr. and Mrs. Richard A. AllardMr. Rufus AlldredgeMs. Stacey AllenMr. David A. Alvarez ‘62Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Z. Anthony, JrMr. Walter Antin, Jr. ‘66Mr. Alvin N. Aramburo ‘73Mr. Joseph H. Arbour ‘42Mr. Andre J. Arceneaux, Sr. ‘52Mr. Charles J. Armato ‘79Mr. Ronald J. Artigues, Jr. ‘84Mr. Kenneth Artigues ‘57Mr. and Mrs. David Assaf IIIDr. and Mrs. Garland P. Aycock, Jr.Capt. William M. AyersMr. and Mrs. Calvin AzareMr. and Mrs. Bryan P. BaggettMr. Cordle BagleyMr. Victor D. Balch ‘77Mrs. Janet D. BalchMr. H. Furlong BaldwinMr. and Mrs. David BariaMr. James B. Bass ‘85Ms. Sybil BatemanMr. Stephen R. BeaudetMr. Christopher D. BecnelMr. Tommy C. BegleyMr. Thomas G. BeldenMr. and Mrs. Edgar L. BelsomMs. M.E. Priss BenbowMr. Anthony Benigno ‘54Dr. James B. Benigno, Jr. ‘89Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy BenignoMr. and Mrs. Byron BennettMs. Phyllis T. BennettMr. Paul A. Benning ‘43Mr. John BentonMr. Alfred P. Bercier ‘46

Mr. and Mrs. Darryl BergerDr. Alvin C. BertucciMr. and Mrs. Tony BiancaMr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Blach IIIMr. Gerard J. Black ‘60Mr. and Mrs. Brian F. BlackwellMr. Jackson M. Blackwell ‘09Ms. Suzanne BlanchardMr. and Mrs. William T. BlesseyCaptain Roger M. Boh, Jr. ‘43Mr. John H. Bonck, Jr. ‘47Mr. Barry S. Bontemps ‘56Mr. Wallace J. Bontemps, Jr. ‘47Mr. Fred Bontemps ‘82Mrs. Janet F. BonuraMr. John P. BookerMr. Irion BordelonMr. Thomas Bosarge ‘60Mr. Robert J. Boudin, Jr. ‘87Ms. Letha DawsonMr. and Mrs. David A. BouisMr. Robert O. Boulet ‘85Mr. Stephen P. Boulet, Jr. ‘82Lt. Col. (ret) Randolph C. Bourgeois ‘45Mr. Alan L. Bowen ‘82Ms. Margaret BoyceMs. Susan H. BoyetteDrs. William W. and Judith BradfordMr. Charles A. Breath, IV ‘87Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. BreauxMr. and Mrs. Otto F. BriedeMr. and Mrs. Richard C. BriedeMr. and Mrs. Albert E. Briede, IVMr. Albert J. Brignac, Jr. ‘82Mr. and Mrs. Tommy B. BrooksMr. Samuel G. Broussard ‘56Mr. and Mrs. Wayne BrownMr. Charles E. Bruneau, Jr.Coast Electric Power Assn.Coast Eye Care, PLLCMr. Brandon J. BunolMr. and Mrs. Andy BurkaMr. Robert BurnsMs. Mary Kay BurnsMr. and Mrs. Daryl G. ByrdMr. Perre M. Cabell ‘80Mr. Bruce C. Cabell ‘81Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W. CaffeyMr. Joseph Caire ‘42Mr. Edward P. Caire ‘47Mr. and Mrs. Tom CaldwellMs. Nicholi CampbellMr. Michael A. Carbon ‘72Mr. Nathan L. Carmadelle ‘58Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. CarmenMr. Raymond T. Carrio, Jr. ‘47Mr. Edward G. Carrio ‘42Dr. Anthony J. Carter ‘47Mr. and Mrs. Royce CarusoFather Dennis J. Carver ‘70Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. CascioMr. Peter J. CastagnaMr. and Mrs. CastleMr. D.B.H. Chaffe IIIMr. Christopher Chamberlain ‘97Mr. David M. Champagne ‘75

Mr. Thomas D. Chapman ‘63Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. CharpentierMr. and Mrs. Fred CherotaMr. and Mrs. Darrell CherryDr. Sidney A. Chevis ‘63Ms. Bettie J. ChildersMr. James J. Chiniche ‘60Mr. and Mrs. Francis Raymond ChinicheMr. A. J. Chiniche ‘49Mr. Robert G. Christenberry ‘72Ms. Kay Y. ChumblerMr. Jeremy G. Clark ‘98Ms. Kay F. ClarkMs. Thelma CollinsMr. and Mrs. James R. Conway IIIMr. and Mrs. Evan E. CookMr. and Mrs. Gregory H. CooperMr. Richard P. Corley ‘82Mr. Kerry J. Corr ‘79Mr. Donald E. Corr, Jr. ‘77Mr. Bernard A. CousinsMs. Patricia CousinsMr. Charles G. Cox ‘73Ms. Bettie H. CoxGulf Coast Bank & Trust CompanyMr. and Mrs. Edward B. Cronin, JrMs. Michelle CrosbyMs. Marie Francoise CrouchMr. Vincent J. Cuevas ‘66Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. DaigleMr. Earl DarphinMr. Ernest A. Daunis, Sr. ‘47Mr. Michael R. Davidge ‘92Mr. Robert C. Davidge IV ‘06Mr. Ben DavisDana De Vun AreauxMr. Robert J. Deaton, Jr. ‘95Mr. and Mrs. Lane DebardelebenMr. Brook T. DeBuys ‘60Ms. Linda DelvalleMr. and Mrs. Donald DemetzMr. Padrick D. DennisMr. Eido H. Depreo ‘72Mr. and Mrs. John Des AnglesMr. Leo F. DiBenedetto ‘68Mr. Randy M. Dickmann ‘70Callaway DietzenMr. Jonathan DillMrs. Catharine Z. DoleseMrs. Beverly C. DominiqueDr. Charles L. Donlin, Jr. ‘82Mr. Thomas H. Donnelly ‘46Mr. and Mrs. Michael DonohueMr. and Mrs. Christopher R. DossettMr. and Mrs. Scott DowningMr. Chris J. DoxeyMr. and Mrs. Joseph C. DoyleMr. Joseph H. Doyle ‘92Ms. Patricia A. DriscollMr. Patrick M. DrouilhetMs. Jan D’SpainMr. Patrick S. DuganMr. Phillip L. Dunlap ‘92Mr. Clinton T. Edwards ‘87Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. ElkinsMr. Windley H. Ellington

Mrs. Alicia R. EllisMr. Antonio ElosuaMr. John S. Endom ‘89Ms. Teresa L. ErtelMs. Roxanne EstradaMr. and Mrs. Melvin EstradeMr. Christopher J. Estrade ‘98Mr. and Mrs. Barton N. EvansMs. Lyn H. FabacherMr. Edmond Fahey IIIMr. William T. Fain ‘72Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. FarleyMrs. Helen A. FarrellyMr. Philip A. Fasullo, III ‘92Mr. Everette W. Faulk III ‘87Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Favre, Jr.Mr. Cyril J. Fayard ‘48Mr. Paul J. Fernandez ‘92Mr. Alfred J. Ferry ‘62Mr. Nathaniel C. Fick, Jr. ‘65Mr. and Mrs. David J. FineMr. William FineganMr. and Mrs. David F. FishFlooring AmericaMr. and Mrs. Norman FonsecaMr. Frank Fonteboa ‘59Mr. and Mrs. James R. FordMr. Jonathan Kile Foster ‘98Mr. John R. Foto ‘55Dr. Earl J. Fox, Jr.Mr. James FrazierMs. Kimberly L. FurmanMs. Geralyn GaillotMr. Jerry L. Garriga ‘58Mr. Charles T. GarrityMrs. Lake GaudinMs. Ellen I. GeheebMs. Julia GeheebMr. and Mrs. Pierre G. GelpiMr. Michael Gemelli ‘69Mr. Charles A. Genard ‘60Mr. Thomas A. Genin ‘98Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. GeorgeMr. Kelly A. Geroux ‘80Mr. Gerald C. Gex ‘53Mrs. Nancy G. GexMr. Lucien M. Gex, III ‘77Mr. Vance A. GibbsMr. Ed GillcristMr. Gary T. Gilmore ‘50Mr. and Mrs. S. Derby GisclairMr. Richard M. Gleber ‘89Mr Gus GoldauMr. Frederick S. Gottschalk ‘63Mr. Karl D. Gottschalk ‘59Grace Health CareMr. John M. Grace ‘59Mr. David R. GrahamMr. Gregory A. Granello ‘67Mr. and Mrs. John O. Grant, IIIMr. Timothy A. GrayMr. and Mrs. Bradley GrayMr. Bruce R. GremillionGrenada Rotary ClubGrenada Tourism CommissionMs. Ann F. Gresham

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Mr. Francis C. GrevembergMrs. Shirley C. GrevembergMr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Griffin, Jr.Mr. Michael E. GuelMr. and Mrs. Robert GueringerMr. and Mrs. Glen M. GuillotGulfport-Biloxi QB HangerMr. Fred J. Gutknecht III ‘49Mr. Michael HaasMr. and Mrs. Kevin HaasMr. Evans M. Hadden ‘73Ms. Adrienne L. Haeger Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. HallMr. Deryl M. HamiltonMr. and Mrs. John C. Hamilton, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Hammett, Jr.Mr. Douglas K. Handshoe ‘82Dr. Shahira HannaMr. and Mrs. Jefferey L. HaroMr. and Mrs. Michael M. HarrisMrs. Cindy HarrisMr. and Mrs. Bruce HarrisMr. and Mrs. Steven P. HarrisonMr. Murat A. Hatipoglu ‘92Mr. Forrest L. Hayden ‘73Mrs. Erin Heitzmann HazlewoodMr. and Mrs. Charles S. HealeyMr. Richard J. Hebert, Sr. ‘43Lt. Col. and Mrs. Theodore J. Heller ‘42Mr. Larry HendersonMr. and Mrs. Brice A. HendrickMr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Hessler IIHon. Gaston H. Hewes, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. HicksMr. Frank Hille ‘55Mr. Alfred E. HillerMr. Ed HilliandMr. Erich HofferDr. Williams C. Holmes, Jr. ‘47Mr. Thomas J. Holzhauser II ‘82Mr. Justin H. Homes ‘89Mr. Larry A. Hopkins ‘82Mr. and Mrs. James HoppenMr. Mayhugh H. Horne III ‘82Mr. Robert Hubbard ‘57Mr. Robert B. Hughes ‘69Mr. James F. Hughes ‘70Humane Society of South MississippiMr. Bernie HunterMr. Noel C. Israel ‘91J & E StoresMr. Jack J. JacobMr. Lawrence J. Jacobi II ‘66Mr. Louis J. Jacobi ‘61Mr. Aloysius J. Jacobi ‘67Ms. Anne JamesMr. Charles Jarrold ‘39Ms. Louise D. JastramMr. and Mrs. Paul JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Henry W. JohnstonMr. Lance F. JonesMs. Stacey S. JonesMr. Patrick J. Journet ‘77Mr. Robert R. KaneMs. Ellen Kane

Mr. Gerald KappMr. and Mrs. Ronald L. KarcherMr. Aaron T. Kayes ‘92Mr. Joseph D. Keenan IIIMr. and Mrs. John R. KempMr. James J. Kenney, Jr. ‘55Mr. Ames A. Kergosien ‘58Ms. Rosalie W. KergosienMr. Joseph J. Kersanac, Jr. ‘77Mrs. Dorothy L. KersanacJ.M. KeyMr. Charles N. Kiefer ‘47Ms. Lucille KitchenKiwanis Club of GrenadaMr. Frank B. Klein III ‘72Kleinpeter Farms Dairy, LLCMs. Michelle C. KnightMr. Henry N. KnueMr. Claude L. Kohler ‘49Mr. Robert T. Kotula Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Dennis G. KrynenMs. Josephine S. KuntzMr. and Mrs. David KushnerMr. and Mrs. Elton M. KygerMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. LadnerMr. Jay L. LadnerMr. and Mrs. John W. LadnerMr. & Mrs. J. Larry LadnerMr. Donnell J. Laflin, Jr. ‘72Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Landry, Sr.Mr. David LandryMr. Henry C. Lang, Jr. ‘58Ms. Victoria L. LanglinaisMr. and Mrs. Alred D. LassitierMr. William E. LaudemanMr. Michael R. LawsonMs. Cindy LeBlancMr. E. Morgan LeBlanc ‘57Mr. Kenneth LeBlancMr. Morgan LeBlancMr. William A. LeBlanc ‘62Ms. Paige S. LemieuxMr. Allen D. Leone, Jr. ‘03Mr. C. Robert Levings ‘72Dr.and Mrs. Jay J. LibysDr. James D. LillyMr. and Mrs. Joseph A. LoCocoMr. Mark J. Logan ‘86Mr. and Mrs. Henry Logan, Sr.Mr. David W. LorenzoMr. and Mrs. Bob LoweryDr. and Mrs. Peter M. LucoreMr. David LundgrenMr. Robert M. Lundin ‘68Mr. and Mrs. John E. LutherMr. and Mrs. Tom LutkewitteMr. William B. MabryMr. Thomas L. MacdonellMr. and Mrs. Steven L. MagersMr. and Mrs. John J. Maggiore, Jr.Mr. Branton S. Maillho ‘90Mr. Douglas MainsMr. Michael A. Mancuso ‘97Mr. R. Terry Markel ‘68Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Markle

Mr. Joseph W. Martin, Jr. ‘67Independent Insurance Agents and Brokers of Louisiana, Inc.Ms. Joan F. MascaroMr. Joseph P. Mashburn ‘61Mr. Frederick Masset Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Duncan Matheson IIIMs. Gloria Matson-ZapfMs. Leslie Gay MayeauxMs Jenise McCardellMr. Mark J. McCarthy ‘77Mr. and Mrs. Luke McClureMr. Patrick McGrath Mr. Matthew T. McKiernanMaj. Benjamin H. McMath III ‘72Mr. and Mrs. Scott G. McNameeMr. and Mrs. Lee G. Mehrhoff, Sr.Mr. James E. Meikenhous ‘77Mr. Lester J. Melancon, Jr. ‘72Mr. Christopher J. Mensi ‘01Mr. Rene P. Meric, Jr.Mr. Jonathan P. Mestayer ‘95Mr. Leonard Metzler ‘99Ms. Lindsay L. MeyerMr. Gasper T. MichelliMrs. Pat ModenbachMr. Benjamin J. Moise ‘42Mr. Rae MontjoyMr. Thomas A. Moran ‘72Dixieland Ranch LLCMr. Edward N. Morris Jr.Dr. Richard L. Muller JrMr. Theodore C. Mumme IV ‘82Ms. Joan MungerDr. Thomas Murphree Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Tommy C. MurphyMr. Michael J. Murray, Jr. ‘92Pipeline Construction & Maintenance, Inc.Mrs. Stephanie R. NealNew Orleans Country ClubNewell Normand Campaign FundMs. Vilma NortonMr. Frank C. Noto, Jr. ‘53Mr. Michael O’BrienMr. Tom O’ConnellMs. Hannah O’KeefeDr. Charles A. Olivier ‘61Ms. Jill P. OubreMs. Sandra D. OwenMs. Barbara E. OwensMr. and Mrs. Stephen D. PalazzoMr. Paul P. Palermo ‘51Mr. and Mrs. Paul PartridgePatients Choice, Inc.Mr. Robert C. PenickMrs. Ursula PentonMr. Troy W. Pepperman ‘89Mr. John PeppersMr. and Mrs. Sal PerainoMr. and Mrs. Arthur Perez ‘42Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Perez ‘41Ms. Alice H. PerrierMr. Matthew J. PerssonMr. Robert B. Peterson, Jr. ‘59Pharmacia Foundation

Dr. and Mrs. J. Hunter Phillips IIIMr. and Mrs. Robert E. PiersonMr. and Mrs. Gary PietrasMr. and Mrs. Wayne R. PietriPinski Dermatology & Cosmetic SurgeryMr. and Mrs. Donald B. PipesMrs. Michele PouMr. and Mrs. James H. PowellMr. and Mrs. Doug PowerMr. and Mrs. Billy PowerMr. Leo F. Praetorius Jr. Mr. Gordon G. Prat ‘60Mr. Bob PrejeanMr. Michael A. Prendergast ‘82Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey PrichardMr. Thomas C. Pritchard ‘71Pro Realty GroupMr. Michael L. Pugh ‘67Mr. Thomas E. Quave ‘87Mr. Mickey Quinlan ‘92Mr. and Mrs. David H. RanlettMr. Rodney A. Ranson ‘46Ms. Angela ReillyMr. Jerome Reso, Jr.Mr. James A. Reso ‘92Mr. and Mrs. Leon J. Reymond, Jr.Mr. Brandon S. Rhodes ‘92Mr. James G. Riordan, Sr. ‘60Mr. Claudio R. Rivero ‘92Mr. and Mrs. Christoper H. RiviereMr. and Mrs. George B. Riviere, Jr.Mr. George B. Riviere, III ‘10Mr. and Mrs. John K. Roberts, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Dale RobicheauxDr. and Mrs. T. Tydings Robin, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Allan RobinsonMr. Paul Y. Robinson ‘79Mr. Frank A. RomeuMr. Darrin D. Rose ‘92Mr. and Mrs. John Rosetti IIIMr. and Mrs. James H. RossMr. Jules J. Rousseau ‘78Mr. James C. RouxMr. and Mrs. Jordon A. RoyMr. and Mrs. Richard J. RumneyMr. and Mrs. George A. RunyanMr. Darryl M. Russell ‘72Mr. Gerard RuthMr. John D. Rutherford IV ‘92Ms. Miriam SaiaMr. and Mrs. Rodney SandozMr. Edgar W. Santa Cruz, Jr. ‘55Mr. and Mrs. Joel SaucierMr. and Mrs. Michael T. SaundersMr. Dominic J. Scafidi, Jr. ‘64Mr. Michael J. Scardino ‘79Mr. and Mrs. Arlin J. SchaapSharp & Company, CPAsMr. James A. Schexnayder ‘55Mr. Mike SchieselMr. Theodore E. Schlueter ‘72Mr. Norbert E. Schmidt ‘47Mrs. A J. SmithMr. Gregory F. Schruff ‘90Mr. Stephen C. Schruff ‘92

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Mr. Donald J. Schulingkamp ‘48Mr. Mark A. Schutt ‘93Mrs. Suzie P. SealMr. and Mrs. Murven Sears IIMr. Mark E. SedgwickMs. Rose Anne SeemannMr. Milton W. Seither IV ‘92Mr. Edward F. Sens III ‘73Ms. Carla D. SeylerMr. Philip B. Shall ‘45Mr. and Mrs. James J. ShannonMr. Matthew J. ShannonMs. Susan ShannonCaptain and Mrs. Lucien A. ShawMs. Kathie G. ShortMs. Kristin SicilianoMr. and Mrs. Jack N. SicilianoMr. Mike SimmonsMs. Carol SimonMs. Nancy SimonsonMr. John G. Simpson, Jr. ‘87Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simpson IIIMr. Peter L. Skladzien ‘77Mr. and Mrs. Donald Smith, Jr.Mr. Michael G. Smith ‘97Mr. Kenneth SmithMr. and Mrs. John B. SneedSouth Louisiana BankSouthern Benefits Solutions, LLCMr. and Mrs. Harvey S. Stanley, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Kim E. StantonMr. Patrick E. Starnes ‘71Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie SteidingerMrs. Jo Ann A. StevensonMr. Scott C. Stewart ‘82Mr. Ray H. Stieffel, Jr. ‘47Mr. George L. Stimmel III ‘51Structures of Diamondhead Inc.Mr. Joseph B. Sunseri, Jr. ‘61Mr. and Mrs. Kris Swartzendruber, Sr.Mr. Craig M. Sweeney ‘89Dr. Selika M. SweetDr. Joseph C. Swider ‘86Ms. Sara G. SwigartByron E Talbot ContractorMr. Gary E. Taylor ‘06Mr. Chuck TestonMr. and Mrs. R. E. Thigpen IIIMr. Patrick W. Thompson ‘82Boot Scootin BabesMr. and Mrs. Donald J. Tighe ‘77Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. TodaroMr. Cary A. Trapani ‘84Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. TrapaniMr. J. David Tufts IIIMs. Kristen TusaUrgicare, Inc.Mr. Joseph G. Vallee ‘64Mrs. Katherine B. VarmaMs. Elizabeth VegaMr. Anthony J. Vesich, III ‘74Mr. Paul J. Vetter ‘55Mr. and Mrs. Jones D. VidrineMr. and Mrs. Robert P. VollenweiderMr. and Mrs. Lee Voulters

Mr. and Mrs. Joe WalkerMs. Grace D. WalkerMrs. Shannon K. WallMr. and Mrs. David L. WaltemathMr. and Mrs. Cal WaltersMr. Howard T. WaughMrs. Ninette P. WebsterMr. and Mrs. Thomas C. WestMr. Dominick J. White ‘48Mr. and Mrs. William B. WhitfieldWilcox PharmacyMr. Christopher C. Wilkinson ‘78Mr. and Mrs. George WilliamsMs. Annette WilliamsMr. Mark J. Williams ‘83Mr. and Mrs. John B. WillisMr. and Mrs. Douglas K. WilsonMr. Mark T. WinterMr. John F. Winters, Jr. ‘87Mr. William T. Wood, Jr. ‘72Bubba Wood’s Truck CenterMs. Susan WoodsMs. Delores W. WoodwardMr. and Mrs. T. Wayne WrotenMs. Sandra WyattMr. Lawrence E. Yarborough ‘43Dr. and Mrs. Luther A. Youngs IIIMr. Robert G. Zanca ‘82Mr. Tommy J. Zanca ‘82Ms. Anita M. ZimmerZimco Builders IncMr. Mark A. Zitterkopf ‘82Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. ZitzmannMr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Zuppardo, Jr.

MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES

Bank of America Corp.Boeing CompanyCameron InternationalEntergy CorporationFreeport McMoRanMerrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Inc.Murphy Oil CorporationNorthwestern Mutual FoundationOccidental Petroleum CorporationPfizer Inc.Pharmacia FoundationState Farm Shell Oil CompanyTidewater, Inc.

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IN-KIND GIFTS

St. Stanislaus is grateful to the following individuals, organizations, and corporations for their gifts of time, materials, and services to the school’s ministry.

Mr. Jeffrey L. AndersonMs. Regina BelloMr. Brill A. BernichMr. Paul J. Bertucci ‘78Mr. Gerald A. Bienvenu ‘55Mr. and Mrs. Karl P. BulotC and C Land ServicesChiquita BrandsCMC Capitol SteelCoca-Cola Bottling CompanyMr. Joe ConerlyMr. and Mrs. Warren Doussan, Jr.Edward H Wikoff, AIA, Architect PCMrs. Terri T. GalvinMr. and Mrs. Nicholas C. GollottJEM LLCMr. Kyle Kidd ‘99Mr. Joseph C. KoenennKoenig Stainless IncDr. Vincent LibertoMississippi Power CompanyDr. Cheryl MyersMr. and Mrs. Kent NicaudMr. John P. Quintini ‘76Lt. and Mrs. Richard SingleySouthern TrophiesSt. Joseph Catholic ChurchMrs. Una VinsonWal-Mart Waveland, MSMr. Mike WeeksMr. and Mrs. Phillip Younger

MEMORIAL DONATIONS

The following individuals were memorialzied through donations made on their behalf.

Anthony Trapani, Jr. ‘49Bro. PascalCarmel WilthewChristopher Briede ‘89David Glover ‘38Dick KammerDouglas A. Kuylen ‘43George J. WischerGerard LeBlanc ‘56Greg BunchJames E. Smith, Sr. 45James H. O’Brien ‘38Johnny Hamilton, Jr. ‘92

CLASS RING COLLECTION

The following individuals have generously donated their class rings to the St. Stanislaus Archives.

1925 Mr. Wallace Bontemps, Sr.1947 Mr. Wallace Bontemps, Jr.1949 Mr. Clement Bontemps1954 Mr. Charles J. Ferry, Jr.1956 Mr. Barry Bontemps1958 Mr. Mitchell Decuir1959 Mr. Laurence Sauer III1960 Mr. Warren Carver, Jr.1965 Mr. Michael G. Griffon1966 Mr George Scherer III1968 Mr. Francis J. “Pete” Grevemberg1974 Mr. Thomas Adams III1979 Mr. Martin Tighe1981 Mr. Geoff Kergosien1982 Mr. Tony Herques1983 Mr. Michael Collins1985 Mr. Michael Shane Foreman1986 Mr. David Pitalo1987 Mr. E. Ward Faulk III1988 Mr. David Bradley1989 Dr. Jeffrey E. Aycock1990 Mr. Ross Bonura1992 Mr. Mickey Quinlan1997 Mr. Michael A. Mancuso1999 Mr. Brandon Everett2001 Mr. John Thibodeaux2004 Mr. Robert Murray2006 Mr. J.C. Brignone

Joseph J Wilbert ‘13LeRoy J. Modenbach, Jr.Marjorie ThompsonMichael J. DowningMonroe F. Cuevas, Jr.Nick SicilianoRichard KrammerScot ModenbachStanley C. Benigno, Sr.Stephen R. Mills ‘11Thomas E. CrosslinThomas G. Kleinpeter, Sr. ‘41Virginia Gex


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CLASS OF 1941

Mr. Lester Sarpy ‘41Mr. Louis E. Perez ‘41

Annual Fund: $1,000Designated Gifts: $30

CLASS OF 1942

Captain John H. Lang ‘42Lt. Col. and Mrs. Theodore J. Heller ‘42Mr. Arthur Perez ‘42Mr. Benjamin J. Moise ‘42Mr. Edward G. Carrio ‘42Mr. Joseph Caire ‘42Mr. Joseph H. Arbour ‘42

Annual Fund: $425Designated Gifts: $550

CLASS OF 1943

Captain Roger M. Boh, Jr. ‘43Mr. Lawrence E. Yarborough ‘43Mr. Paul A. Benning ‘43Mr. Peter J. Benvenutti ‘43Mr. Richard J. Hebert, Sr. ‘43


CLASS OF 1944

Mr. Gregory G. Kergosien ‘44Mr. Peyton D. Waters ‘44

Annual Fund: $750

CLASS OF 1945

Lt. Col. (ret) Randolph C. Bourgeois ‘45Mr. Earle Christenberry, Jr. ‘45Mr. James E. Smith ‘45


CLASS OF 1953

Mr. David A. Treutel, Sr. ‘53Mr. Frank C. Noto, Jr. ‘53Mr. George A. Conque ‘53Mr. Gerald C. Gex ‘53Mr. James I. Maloney, Jr. ‘53

CLASS OF 1946

Dr. Andrew K. Martinolich ‘46Judge Marcus A. Broussard, Jr. ‘46Mr. Alfred P. Bercier ‘46Mr. Francis X. Fabacher, Jr. ‘46Mr. Peter C. Quoyeser ‘46Mr. Rodney A. Ranson ‘46Mr. Thomas H. Donnelly ‘46

CLASS OF 1947

Dr. Anthony J. Carter ‘47Dr. Williams C. Holmes, Jr. ‘47Mr. Charles N. Kiefer ‘47Mr. Edward P. Caire ‘47Mr. Ernest A. Daunis, Sr. ‘47Mr. John H. Bonck, Jr. ‘47Mr. Norbert E. Schmidt ‘47Mr. Ray H. Stieffel, Jr. ‘47Mr. Raymond T. Carrio, Jr. ‘47Mr. Wallace J. Bontemps, Jr. ‘47

CLASS OF 1948

Hon. G. Walton Caire ‘48Mr. Cyril J. Fayard ‘48Mr. Dominick J. White ‘48Mr. Donald J. Schulingkamp ‘48

CLASS OF 1949

Annual Fund: $25Designated Gifts: 120Mr. Jake V. Morreale ‘49Mr. A. J. Chiniche ‘49Mr. Claude L. Kohler ‘49Mr. Fred J. Gutknecht III ‘49



CLASS OF 1950

Dr. Frank L. Schmidt ‘50Dr. George C. Hamilton, Jr. ‘50Mr. Gary T. Gilmore ‘50

CLASS OF 1951

Dr. Vincent N. Liberto ‘51Mr. and Mrs. John J. Uhl ‘51Mr. George L. Stimmel III ‘51Mr. Paul P. Palermo ‘51



CLASS OF 1952

Mr. and Mrs. John O. Grant IIIMr. Andre J. Arceneaux, Sr. ‘52Mr. Andrew Scafidi, Sr. ‘52Mr. Estorge C. Sibille ‘52Mr. Milton J. Cuevas ‘52Mr. Paul E. Hurley ‘52Mr. Shelby D. St. Martin ‘52



CLASS OF 1955

Mr. Edgar W. Santa Cruz, Jr. ‘55Mr. Frank Hille ‘55Mr. James A. Schexnayder ‘55Mr. James J. Kenney, Jr. ‘55Mr. John R. Foto ‘55Mr. Paul J. Vetter ‘55

CLASS OF 1954

Mr. and Mrs. James F. Becnel ‘54Mr. Anthony Benigno ‘54

CLASS OF 1957

Hon. Walter J. Gex III ‘57Mr. and Mrs. Paul JohnsonMr. E. Morgan LeBlanc ‘57Mr. Kenneth Artigues ‘57Mr. Robert Hubbard ‘57Mr. Timothy Schafer ‘57

CLASS OF 1958

Mr. Ames A. Kergosien ‘58Mr. Carlo J. Scafidi ‘58Mr. Henry C. Lang, Jr. ‘58Mr. James C. Raymond ‘58Mr. Jerry L. Garriga ‘58Mr. Nathan L. Carmadelle ‘58



CLASS OF 1956

Dr. Ernest D. Johnson III ‘56Mr. Alfred S. Lippman ‘56Mr. Barry S. Bontemps ‘56Mr. Samuel G. Broussard ‘56



CLASS OF 1959

Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Bourgeois, Jr.Mr. Frank Fonteboa ‘59Mr. Herman A. Jacobi ‘59Mr. John M. Grace ‘59Mr. Karl D. Gottschalk ‘59Mr. Laurence A. Sauer, III ‘59Mr. Robert B. Peterson, Jr. ‘59

Annual Fund: $1,775Designated Gifts: $1,120

CLASS OF 1960

Mr. Brook T. DeBuys ‘60Mr. Charles A. Genard ‘60Mr. Gerard J. Black ‘60Mr. Gordon G. Prat ‘60Mr. James G. Riordan, Sr. ‘60Mr. James J. Chiniche ‘60Mr. Lance Mora ‘60Mr. Paul J. Blaum ‘60Mr. Peter A. Orlin ‘60Mr. Robert S. Morrison, Jr. ‘60Mr. Ronald J. Artigues, Sr. ‘60Mr. Thomas Bosarge ‘60Mr. Warren J. Carver, Jr. ‘60

CLASS OF 1961

Dr. Charles A. Olivier ‘61Dr. Steve V. Butaud ‘61Hon. Robert L. Lobrano ‘61



Donations by Class

CLASS OF 1937

Mr. Roy F. Breerwood ‘37

Annual Fund: $300

CLASS OF 1939

Mr. Charles Jarrold ‘39

Annual Fund: $50

CLASS OF 1940

Mr. David Assaf, Jr. ‘40

Annual Fund: $500


Mr. Philip B. Shall ‘45Mr. T. Sellers Meric ‘45


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CLASS OF 1963

Dr. Sidney A. Chevis ‘63Mr. Frederick S. Gottschalk ‘63Mr. Thomas D. Chapman ‘63

CLASS OF 1964

Mr. Charley Dusty” Rhodes ‘64”Mr. Dominic J. Scafidi, Jr. ‘64Mr. Joseph G. Vallee ‘64Mr. Peter B. Merritt ‘64


CLASS OF 1965

Mr. Francis Raymond ChinicheMr. Nathaniel C. Fick, Jr. ‘65Mr. William A. Peneguy ‘65

Annual Fund: $400

CLASS OF 1966

Colonel Allan J. Sarrat, Jr. ‘66Mr. Lawrence J. Jacobi II ‘66Mr. Vincent J. Cuevas ‘66Mr. Walter Antin, Jr. ‘66

Annual Fund: $1,350

CLASS OF 1967

Mr. Aloysius J. Jacobi ‘67Mr. Gregory A. Granello ‘67Mr. Joseph W. Martin, Jr. ‘67


CLASS OF 1968

Mr. Leo F. DiBenedetto ‘68Mr. R. Terry Markel ‘68Mr. Robert M. Lundin ‘68Mr. Weldon A. Frommeyer, Jr. ‘68

CLASS OF 1969

Dr. David N. Sawyer ‘69Mr. Michael Gemelli ‘69Mr. Robert B. Hughes ‘69Mr. Stanford G. Ladner ‘69


CLASS OF 1970

Father Dennis J. Carver ‘70Mr. James F. Hughes ‘70Mr. Joseph E. Monti ‘70Mr. Randy M. Dickmann ‘70Mr. Terry A. Phillips ‘70


CLASS OF 1971

Mr. Jimmy Oustalet ‘71Mr. David Restom ‘71Mr. Patrick E. Starnes ‘71Mr. Thomas C. Pritchard ‘71


CLASS OF 1972

Maj. Benjamin H. McMath III ‘72Mr. C. Robert Levings ‘72Mr. Darryl M. Russell ‘72Mr. Donnell J. Laflin, Jr. ‘72Mr. Eido H. Depreo ‘72Mr. Frank B. Klein III ‘72Mr. Joey G. Manieri ‘72Mr. Lester J. Melancon II ‘72Mr. Michael A. Carbon ‘72Mr. Ralph J. Aucoin ‘72Mr. Robert G. Christenberry ‘72Mr. Samuel L. Blanchard, Jr. ‘72Mr. Theodore E. Schlueter ‘72Mr. Thomas A. Moran ‘72Mr. William T. Fain ‘72Mr. William T. Wood, Jr. ‘72

Annual Fund: $810Designated Gifts: $57,310

CLASS OF 1973

Dr. Murray B. Keel, Jr. ‘73Mr. Alvin N. Aramburo ‘73Mr. Charles G. Cox ‘73Mr. Edward F. Sens III ‘73Mr. Evans M. Hadden ‘73Mr. Forrest L. Hayden ‘73Mr. John B. Morris ‘73Mr. Thomas B. Yongue ‘73


CLASS OF 1974

Dr. Charles G. Wood ‘74Mr. Anthony J. Vesich, III ‘74Mr. Richard B. Hymel ‘74Mr. Thomas D. Adams III ‘74


CLASS OF 1975

Mr. David M. Champagne ‘75Mr. Stephen H. Scott ‘75

CLASS OF 1976

Colonel Frederick J. Gargiulo ‘76Dr. Michael C. Graeber ‘76Dr. R. John Lassere ‘76Mr. David A. Treutel, Jr. ‘76Mr. Frank L. Schmidt, Jr. ‘76Mr. Jeffrey P. Taylor ‘76


CLASS OF 1977

Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Tighe ‘77Mr. Donald E. Corr, Jr. ‘77Mr. James E. Meikenhous ‘77Mr. Joseph J. Kersanac, Jr. ‘77Mr. Lucien M. Gex III ‘77Mr. Mark J. McCarthy ‘77Mr. Patrick J. Journet ‘77Mr. Peter L. Skladzien ‘77Mr. Rudy A. Letellier ‘77Mr. Victor D. Balch ‘77


CLASS OF 1978

Dr. William E. Kergosien ‘78Mr. Christopher C. Wilkinson ‘78Mr. George G. Hammer ‘78Mr. Jules J. Rousseau ‘78


CLASS OF 1979

Mr. Charles J. Armato ‘79Mr. Charles T. Schmidt ‘79Mr. John R. Santa Cruz ‘79Mr. Kerry J. Corr ‘79Mr. Michael J. Scardino ‘79Mr. Paul Y. Robinson ‘79

CLASS OF 1981

Dr. Bruce V. Ouellette ‘81Mr. Bruce C. Cabell ‘81Mr. Joseph A. Church III ‘81Mr. Theodore J. Longo ‘81Mr. James K. Lamb ‘81

Designated Gifts: $2,485

CLASS OF 1980

Mr. Kelly A. Geroux ‘80Mr. Perre M. Cabell ‘80

CLASS OF 1982

Dr. Charles L. Donlin, Jr. ‘82Dr. Emery L. Edwards ‘82Mr. Alan L. Bowen ‘82Mr. Albert J. Brignac, Jr. ‘82Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Herques ‘82Mr. Anthony Trapani III ‘82Mr. Douglas K. Handshoe ‘82Mr. Fred Bontemps ‘82Mr. Jeffrey P. Bonck ‘82Mr. Larry A. Hopkins ‘82Mr. Mark A. Zitterkopf ‘82Mr. Mayhugh H. Horne III ‘82Mr. Michael A. Prendergast ‘82Mr. Michael P. Jarreau ‘82Mr. P. Hunter Vegas ‘82Mr. Patrick J. Kergosien ‘82Mr. Patrick W. Thompson ‘82Mr. Richard P. Corley ‘82

Annual Fund: $5,269.63Designated Gifts: $5,360

Donations by Class

CLASS OF 1962

Mr. Albert J. Brignac ‘62Mr. Alfred J. Ferry ‘62Mr. David A. Alvarez ‘62Mr. Donald K. Smith ‘62Mr. Philip A. Fasullo, Jr. ‘62Mr. William A. LeBlanc ‘62


Mr. Irvin T. Cuevas ‘61Mr. Joseph B. Sunseri, Jr. ‘61Mr. Joseph P. Mashburn ‘61Mr. Louis J. Jacobi ‘61Mr. W. Walton Clarke ‘61Mr. William S. App, Jr. ‘61


Mr. Michael L. Pugh ‘67Mr. Richard C. Oustalet ‘67






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CLASS OF 1983

Mr. Edmond K. Aime ‘83Mr. John E. Zimmerman ‘83Mr. Mark J. Williams ‘83Mr. Stanley L. Williams ‘83


CLASS OF 1984

Mr. Cary A. Trapani ‘84Mr. Christopher F. Trapani ‘84Mr. Kenneth C. Johnston ‘84Mr. Robert D. Peranich ‘84Mr. Ronald J. Artigues, Jr. ‘84Mr. Thomas Helm ‘84


CLASS OF 1985

Dr. James C. Thriffiley IV ‘85Mr. James B. Bass ‘85Mr. Michael S. Foreman ‘85Mr. Nicholas Gachassin III ‘85Mr. Robert O. Boulet ‘85


CLASS OF 1986

Dr. Joseph C. Swider ‘86Mr. Mark J. Logan ‘86Mr. Matthew S. Johns ‘86Mr. Samuel V. Morse, Jr. ‘86Mr. Todd N. Thriffiley ‘86


CLASS OF 1987

Mr. Charles A. Breath, IV ‘87Mr. Clinton T. Edwards ‘87Mr. Everette W. Faulk III ‘87Mr. John F. Winters, Jr. ‘87Mr. John G. Simpson, Jr. ‘87Mr. Robert J. Boudin, Jr. ‘87Mr. Thomas E. Quave ‘87


CLASS OF 1988

Mr. Charles J. Rhodes ‘88Mr. Joseph W. Gex II ‘88


CLASS OF 1989

Dr. Jeff Aycock ‘89Dr. James B. Benigno, Jr. ‘89Mr. John P. Baxter ‘89Mr. Craig M. Sweeney ‘89Mr. John S. Endom ‘89Mr. Justin H. Homes ‘89Mr. Richard M. Gleber ‘89Mr. Troy W. Pepperman ‘89

Annual Fund: $1075Designated Gifts: $2,885.03

CLASS OF 1990

Mr. Branton S. Maillho ‘90Mr. Gregory F. Schruff ‘90Mr. Michael J. Shannon, Jr. ‘90Mr. Noah H. Denson ‘90


CLASS OF 1991

Mr. Noel C. Israel ‘91Mr. Salvador E. Palmisano ‘91

Designated Gifts: $730

CLASS OF 1992

Mr. A. Matthew Brunner ‘92Mr. Aaron T. Kayes ‘92Mr. Brandon S. Rhodes ‘92Mr. Charles B. Fanz III ‘92Mr. Claudio R. Rivero ‘92Mr. Darrin D. Rose ‘92Mr. James A. Reso ‘92Mr. John D. Rutherford IV ‘92Mr. Joseph H. Doyle ‘92Mr. Michael J. Murray, Jr. ‘92Mr. Michael R. Davidge ‘92Mr. Mickey Quinlan ‘92Mr. Milton W. Seither IV ‘92Mr. Murat A. Hatipoglu ‘92Mr. Paul J. Fernandez ‘92Mr. Philip A. Fasullo III ‘92Mr. Phillip L. Dunlap ‘92Mr. Stephen C. Schruff ‘92


CLASS OF 1993

Mr. John R. Kane ‘93Mr. Mark A. Schutt ‘93


CLASS OF 1994

Mr. Leo W. Seal III ‘94


CLASS OF 1995

Mr. Jonathan P. Mestayer ‘95Mr. Robert J. Deaton, Jr. ‘95

Annual Fund: $150

CLASS OF 1997

Mr. Christopher Chamberlain ‘97Mr. Michael A. Mancuso ‘97Mr. Michael G. Smith ‘97


CLASS OF 1998

Mr. Christopher J. Estrade ‘98Mr. Jeremy G. Clark ‘98Mr. Jonathan Kile Foster ‘98Mr. Thomas A. Genin ‘98


CLASS OF 1999

Lt. Michael Dauro ‘99Mr. Judson Edrington ‘99Mr. Leonard Metzler ‘99


CLASS OF 2001

Mr. Christopher J. Mensi ‘01

Annual Fund: $50

Mr. Robert G. Zanca ‘82Mr. Scott C. Stewart ‘82Mr. Stephen P. Boulet, Jr. ‘82Mr. Terrence C. Asher, Jr. ‘82Mr. Theodore C. Mumme IV ‘82Mr. Thomas J. Holzhauser II ‘82Mr. Tommy J. Zanca ‘82

CLASS OF 1996

Mr. Brian A. Thigpen ‘96Mr. Jerry Polk, Jr. ‘96Mr. William O. Peneguy ‘96


CLASS OF 2003

Mr. Allen D. Leone, Jr. ‘03Mr. Matthew T. Burke ‘03


CLASS OF 2006

Mr. Gary E. Taylor ‘06Mr. Robert C. Davidge, IV ‘06


CLASS OF 2008

Mr. Jourdan B. Nicaud ‘08


CLASS OF 2009

Mr. Jackson M. Blackwell ‘09

Annual Fund: $100

CLASS OF 2010

Mr. George B. Riviere, III ‘10

Annual Fund: $25

CLASS OF 2011

Class of 2011 - In memory of Stephen Mills ‘11

Annual Fund: $70

It is our goal to ensure accuracy with all donations made to SSC. However, should you find an error please notify the office of advancement so a correction can be made.

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Last year, St. Stanislaus awarded $195,942.00 in student financial aid from twenty-two fully endowed scholarships

Below is a list of endowed academic funds as of June 30, 2012.

The Faculty Endowment

Marine Science Endowment

Faculty Formation Endowment

Below is a list of fully endowed scholarship funds as of June 30, 2012.

Brother Gunther Aucoin Endowed Scholarship

E.J. Babin Endowed Scholarship

Brother Lee Barker Endowed Scholarship

Brother Bennett Bishop Endowed Scholarship

Class of 1960 Endowed Scholarship

James Robert Crosslin Endowed Scholarship

Brother Joseph Donovan Endowed Scholarship

Brother Leo Godin Endowed Scholarship

John C. Hamilton, Jr. Endowed Scholarship

Rita Cue Johnson Endowed Scholarship

Jack Kent, Jr. Endowed Scholarship

Brother Noel Lemmon Family Endowed Scholarship

McCloskey Evans Endowed Scholarship

W&M McHugh Endowed Scholarship

O’Keefe Endowed Scholarship

Brother Romuald Endowed Scholarship

SSC Alumni Association Endowed Scholarship

St. Rose de Lima Endowed Scholarship

Brother Mark Thornton Endowed Scholarship

Waters Endowed Scholarship

Lassere Family Endowed Scholarship

Melcher Family Endowed Scholarship

Below is a list of partially funded endowment funds as of June 30, 2012.

Chris D. Briede ‘89 Memorial Scholarship

Scot L. Modenbach Memorial Fund

Shannon Family - Sacred Heart Scholarship

Endowment Funds


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Since 1854, St. Stanislaus has benefited from the generous support of alumni, parents, past parents, grandparents,

friends, corporations and foundations. This guide has been prepared to inform current and potential donors of the school’s needs and the different opportunities available for giving. Behind every gift to St. Stanislaus is a unique story reflecting the interest, enthusiasm, and commitment of a donor.

St. Stanislaus is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that relies on private donations to meet the annual, capital and endowment needs of the school. At a time when there are so many requests for your charitable dollar, you may ask: Why St. Stanislaus? The answer is simply two-fold: St. Stanislaus is worthy of your investment because it is an investment in the formation and future of a child. Secondly, in a school with our unique mission, your gift to St. Stanislaus will truly make a difference.

ANNUAL FUNDOur Annual Fund Program is necessary to sustain the life of the school through enriched academic, campus ministry, and student programs, as well as to provide faculty and departmental support. Your investment on an annual basis through a St. Stanislaus Annual Fund contribution, at any level, will help raise necessary funds for important school objectives.

Recruit and retain outstanding, experienced faculty Improve the academic programs and student activities Increase professional development of faculty Provide financial assistance for students Enhance spiritual formation opportunities for students Improve technology on campus

ENDOWMENT FUNDSEndowed scholarship funds and endowed academic funds are often established to commemorate a deceased loved one or to honor a living person or family. These funds provide a lasting tribute to those who are so honored. The principal of the donation remains secure while a portion of the annual interest income provides tuition assistance for deserving SSC students and additional funding for teachers salaries and academic programs. The based funding requirement for a named endowment fund at SSC is $50,000, and this may be paid over a period of years.

MEMORIAL AND HONORARY GIFTSYour investment in SSC is contributed in memory or honor of loved ones, other individuals, or groups. These gifts are designated to the Memorial and Honorary Scholarship Fund, which provides financial assistance to qualified students.

DESIGNATED GIFTSContributions can be restricted for a specific purpose and applied to benefit a named department, extracurricular activity, or project as the donor specifies and the school approves.

CLASS GIFTSThis is an opportunity for graduates of the same class to come together to create an endowed scholarship or other designated gift in the name of their class.

MATCHING GIFTSMany companies offer an employee benefit of matching contributions to a non-profit organization. These company programs match a donation from you or your spouse and increase the impact of your gift to St. Stanislaus. Many times, companies also match gifts from retirees. To find out if your company matches gifts, contact your human resource department for the required form(s).

PLANNED GIFTS - THE SOCIETY OF 1854In order to continue the good works of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart at St. Stanislaus, planned gifts help to perpetuate the mission of the school. There are many ways to give a planned gift to the school. Bequests, life insurance gifts, retirement plan designations, and charitable remainder trusts are just a few. If you have already named St. Stanislaus in your will, please notify the school’s Advancement Office so we may acknowledge your generosity.

If you are interested in learning more about giving opportunities at St. Stanislaus College, please contact Chris Mensi in the Advancement Office at 228-467-9057, ext. 255. Your gift sends a powerful message of loyalty and support and helps shape the future of St. Stanislaus College.

Ways to Give

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St. Stanislaus College

Income Tuition and Fees $3,559,866.01 76.37% Dorm Rental & Auxiliary Services $211,821.33 4.54% Annual Fund $219,536.19 4.71% Tuition Assistance $195,942.00 4.20% Food Services Income $169,276.98 3.63% SSC Progression Corp. Grants $107,545.00 2.31% Athletics $95,130.88 2.04% Camp Stanislaus Rent $80,000.00 1.72% Miscellaneous Income $17,762.69 0.38% Interest & Dividends $4,592.03 0.10%Total Income $4,661,473.11

Expenses Academics $2,101,242.75 39.46% Plant, Utilities, Transportation $843,798.05 15.84% Administration Expenses $690,036.83 12.96% Food Services Expenses $582,464.42 10.94% Residency & Health $514,927.13 9.67% Insurance Property & Liability $238,387.00 4.48% Auxiliary Services Expenses $92,017.77 1.73% Rent $140,000.04 2.63% Athletic Expenses $92,981.95 1.75% Professional Education $29,379.25 0.55% Bad Debt $130.50 0.0025%Total Expense $5,325,365.69

Net Operating Loss $(663,892.58)SSC Progression Corp. Operational Grant $900,000.00

Operational Grant carryover to ‘12-’13 $236,107.42

2011-2012 Financial Report

*unaudited statements

SSC had a budget shortfall in the 2011 fiscal year due mainly to a trend of declining enrollment of students in our feeder schools. Eighty-five seniors graduated in May 2011 and only fifty-two seventh graders entered to replace them.

Recruiting beyond our feeder schools is a priority and will be for years to come. We are initiating new contacts in non-traditional locations such as China and the northeastern U.S. while continuing to increase the number of day students as well as U.S. resident students.

The heart of the school is our faculty. Salaries and formation expenses increased by nearly $100,000.

Needed safety improvements and classroom upgrades were required throughout the year.

Unexpected expenditures in food costs and insurance premiums account for over $100,000 of the budget shortfall.

Even in the best years, tuition does not cover all expenses. This year, tuition alone accounted for sixty-seven percent of the actual per student cost. The gap between tuition and the cost per student was filled through the Annual Appeal, special gifts, and an operational grant from the SSC Progression Corporation. The Progression Board and School Administration are searching for clear sighted and prudent ways of eliminating the need to request large operational grants from the endowment.


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Income Designated Gifts $383,625.96 53.44% Annual Fund $244,779.19 34.10% Special Events $177,041.00 24.66% Ski Lodge Campaign $59,891.69 8.34% Investment Earnings, Interest & Dividends $(161,633.27) -22.52% Endowed Scholarships $14,131.03 1.97%Total Income $717,835.60 Expenses Opperational Grant to SSC $900,000.00 42.00% Designated Gifts $586,965.68 27.39% Annual Fund Grant to SSC $219,536.19 10.25% Scholarship Distributions $195,942.00 9.14% Miscellaneous and Special Events $110,059.34 5.14% Investment Fees & Expenses $69,875.39 3.26% Publications & Appeal Expenses $29,402.72 1.37% Ski Lodge Construction $26,320.00 1.23% Administrative Expenses $4,601.14 0.21%Total Expenses $2,142,702.46 Net Income $(1,424,866.86)

SSC Progression Corporation

*unaudited statements

The 2011 fiscal year was a positive year for fundraising at SSC. The Annual Fund exceeded its goal once again of $200,000 by raising $244,779.19.

Donations to the construction of the Football Stadium amounted to a significant portion of Designated Gifts.

Additionally, a $30,000 grant helped our Dyslexia program, a $50,000 technology donation improved the speed and security of our network and servers, and a $100,000 marine science donation created our first departmental endowment.

Separately, with the Camp Stanislaus Board of Directors, a campaign was organized to rebuild the Camp’s Ski Lodge. This raised $59,891.69, and with additional funds from Camp Stanislaus proceeds, the Brother Ramon Ski Lodge was completed in May 2012 and utilized as a hub of ski activity for the summer.

Revenue from twenty-two endowed scholarships contributed $195,942.00 to forty-five students whose families were in need of tuition assistance.

Market volatility resulted in a net loss of $161,633.27 between July 1, 2011 and June 30, 2012.

22The 2011 Golf Tournament sponsored by Merrill Lynch was once again held at The Oaks Golf Course in Pass Christian, MS, on Friday, October 21, 2011. Delicious food compliments of BB’s Bar B Que was enjoyed by 98 golfers! Mark your calendars now for the 24th Annual Golf Tournament which will be on Friday, October 12th, 2012 once again at The Oaks.

23rd Annual Alumni Golf Tournament

LUNCH SPONSORQualastat Solutions Ted Schmidt ‘79 Gachassin Law Firm Nick Gachassin ‘85

BIG RED SPONSORSMr. Brian GoffDr. and Mrs. Dirk H. DanielsonMr. Peter B. Merritt ‘64Koenig Stainless IncMr. Herman A. Jacobi ‘59Woodland Village Nursing Home & Rehabilitation CenterPorts America Gulfport, Inc.

HOLE SPONSORSEdrington GreenscapesDr. David N. Sawyer ‘69Mr. Edmond Fahey IIIMr. and Mrs. David BariaDr. and Mrs. Jeff Aycock ‘89Bubba Wood’s Truck CenterDr. James B. Benigno, Jr. ‘89Mr. Brian A. Thigpen ‘96Mr. Jules J. Rousseau ‘78SouthGroup Insurance ServicesMrs. Dorthy WilcoxMr. Michael E. GuelMr. Patrick E. Starnes ‘71Mr. John R. Kane ‘93Patients Choice, Inc.

BEVERAGE CART SPONSORF.E.B. Distributing Paul Bertucci ‘78

Golf Tournament Income $17,820.00Golf Tournament Expenses $8,288.48 Net Income $9,531.52

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Rockin the Globe Gettin Down in Greece

On April 21, 2012, over 3,000 alumni, parents, and friends embarked on a journey to the land of Greece. This year marked the 8th year of Rockin’ the Globe, and guests enjoyed food and beverages from over 80 vendors from the Mississippi Gulf Coast as well as New Orleans.

Mr. and Mrs. Kent NicaudMr. and Mrs. Wesley WalkTritonA.J.M. Oustalet, IIILeo Seal Family FoundationUS MarineHancock BankPhelps Dunbar LLPMemorial HospitalWoodland Village Nursing CenterDermatology ClinicGulf Coast Limb & BraceDr. Ted Willis

Dr. David SawyerJohn & Theresa RomanoQuest MedicalJohn ZimmermanTony HerquesJudge Robert LobranoAll South ElectricVacuum Services GroupManieri Real EstateViagio TravelGerald Rigby, CPAMr. and Mrs. Thad Carter, MDWayne Dugas

Sea Coast EchoDr. and Mrs. Charles SammsMr. and Mrs. Bill BradleyDr. William LedouxJohn ScialdonePerformance TitleMichael AcheeOwen BrennanRiver Parish DisposalLamar AdvertisingBay BreezeBacchus RestaurantJim Raymond ‘58

John DaneGulf Islands WaterParkCompton EngineeringButler SnowSamson & PowersUnabridged ArchitectureSelect PropertiesRoland J. Hymel , Jr. and Associates, IncKoenig Stainless Inc / KSIKelly Cannon State FarmLove’s PharmacyMichael HallJones, Walker

Thank you to our sponsors!

Income $142,838.00Expenses $59,909.80Net Income $82,528.20

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The 2nd Annual St. Stanislaus Fishing Tournament

June 22 & 23, 2012

Weigh-In Party SponsorsMexican Gulf Fishing Company - Rimmer Covington ‘00The Bow Shop - Walter Billups ‘85 & Lloyd Nicaud ‘89Shore Thing Charters - Sonny Schindler ‘95Sports Unlimited - Tim & Tony DeasThe Guy Harvey Ocean FoundationStorm Surge Marine WalMartAcademy Sports The Boat HouseJoe Gex ‘88

Blue Water SponsorMax Foods Inc. - Tony Herques ‘82

Marsh SponsorshipStewart Sneed & Hewes InsuranceAtlantic Marine

Bayou SponsorshipErnie Zimmerman ‘80Trapani’s Eatery - Tony Trapani ‘82John Zimmerman ‘83Bay Cleaners - Kile Foster ‘98State Farm - Mr. Kelly CannonBreath’s Marine

The 2012 SSC Fishing Tournament was a great success, but not without its struggles. Thunderstorms on the initial date of June 8th and 9th resulted in rescheduling the event to June 22nd and 23rd. All in all, 55 anglers came out and every category was filled with big fish! We are excited with the support for this event and look forward to hosting it once again, next year on June 7th and 8th, 2013

Speckled Trout1. Mac Metzler 3.65 lbs.2. Joe Gex 3.45 lbs.3. Brian Southwick 3.20 lbs.

Redfish1. John Zimmerman 5.85 lbs.2. John Rosetti 5.85 lbs. 3. Jeremy Niolet 5.70 lbs.

Flounder1. Jeremy Niolet 2.95 lbs.2. John Zimmerman 2.60 lbs.3. Amber Breland 2.2 lbs.

Biggest Fish1. Jonathan Dill 29.65 lbs. Black Drum2. Matt McKiernan 21.3 lbs. Redfish3. Carey Trapani 15.05 lbs. Redfish

Master Angler - John Zimmerman Junior Master Angler - Alex Breaux


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The Pursuit of Happiness

Dear Friends,

At some point in time you have probably heard the phrase, “You can have all the money in the world, but you can’t buy happiness.” Well, I am here to tell you that it’s not true! Now before you run to pick up the phone and call Brother Bernard to tell him that his Advancement Director has lost it, allow me to share with you the logic behind disproving this adage.

A recent CNN article titled, Winning the lottery: Does it guarantee happiness? compared the lives before and after lottery winners hit it big. Most people think that their lives would be amazing and carefree after a jackpot, but it appears as though that’s not quite the case. According to the article, many of the apparent winners ended up worse off than before they cashed in their lucky ticket. Either they spent all their money and went into debt, or everyone who ever knew them found them and bugged them for money. They wound up with more debt and fewer friendships than before they won the lottery and, as a result, winners often felt selfish and became antisocial.

Harvard Professor Michael Norton saw this article and asked whether the lack of happiness was a result of people spending their money on the wrong things. He began a study in which individuals in two groups were given different amounts of money. One group was told that they had to spend it on something for themselves. The other group was told that they had to give their money away or be pro-social in spending it. They then asked the individuals what they spent their money on and how happy it made them feel. Some people paid bills, purchased clothing or coffee. Others gave it to the homeless, bought a gift for someone or even bought someone else a coffee. This study was conducted in several countries among different age groups and cultures. What they found was that those who spent their money on other people were in fact happier than those who spent it on themselves. Also, it was found that the level of happiness was not altered by the amount of money spent nor the exact purchase made. What really mattered in whether the individuals were happy or not, was the fact that the money was spent on another person.

The one thing that the study did not look into, however, was how pro-social spending affected the recipients’ level of happiness. We would be naive to think that only those who give feel good about their contributions. In fact, in my role at SSC, I have had the opportunity to witness both sides of this story. Earlier this school year, we awarded tuition assistance to a number of families. I informed them of the donors’ wish to help future generations of students be able to attend St. Stanislaus, and most of the families wrote thank you letters back to the donors. You can imagine the amount of joy and gratitude that the recipients felt after learning that they would be able to afford a St. Stanislaus education for their son. The specific amount of money given was irrelevant. What mattered, and ultimately increased their happiness, was the fact that they received a gift from someone else. Through this action of a donor spending money on someone else, everyone’s level of happiness was increased.

We can look at ourselves and ask these very same questions and how they apply to our lives. When was the last time you bought something for yourself and someone else? How did each of those experiences make you feel? Chances are, you felt pretty good after doing something for someone else. Sure, the luxuries of life, or even a nice steak dinner, are things we dream about, but the excitement is typically short-lived and often replaced with something more extravagant. It is through the impact that we make on the lives of others, no matter how large or small, that we find a greater happiness. Whether you buy your mother a bouquet of flowers, help a family afford tuition or even get roped into buying some Cokes to help a little girl purchase a dance outfit, you can be sure that you’ll end up feeling good about your contribution. So the next time someone says: “You can have all the money in the world, but you can’t buy happiness,” you can safely reply that it all depends on who you’re spending it on.

God Bless,

Christopher J. Mensi ‘01 Director of Advancement

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Mission of St. Stanislaus CollegeThe mission of St. Stanislaus, a Catholic residency and day school for young men, is to teach Gospel values and to nurture the total development of each student according to the charism of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart. The school fosters character formation and integrates faith development within a curriculum which is primarily college preparatory. As an integral part of its mission, St. Stanislaus maintains a residency program, which offers students opportunities for educational success and personal growth within a disciplined and structured environment.

2011-2012 Profile of St. Stanislaus

Founded in 1854Type of School: Catholic, Independent College Preparatory

FACULTY & ADMINISTRATION

STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS

2011-2012 TUITION AND FEESPresidents of St. Stanislaus College

Br. Basile Vamable — 1854 - 1855 Br. Athanasius Faugier — 1855 - 1861Br. Florimond Pauble — 1861 - 1865Br. Athanasius (N.O.) — 1864 - 1865Br. Odon Celle — 1866 - 1868Br. Florimond Pauble — 1868 - 1875Br. Gabriel Granger — 1875 - 1877Br. Florimond Pauble — 1877 - 1881Br. Stanislaus Keating — 1881 - 1883Br. Florimond Pauble — 1883 - 1884Br. Justin Roche — 1884 - 1886Br. Osmond Bagnol — 1886 - 1889Br. Stanislaus Keating — 1889 - 1896Br. Isidore Balmadier — 1896 - 1903Br. Felix Hoffman — 1903 - 1905Br. Stanislaus Keating — 1905 - 1913Br. Isidore Balmadier — 1913 - 1916Br. Berchmans Roy — 1916 - 1918Br. Lambert Fairfield — 1918 - 1924Br. Macarius Pierce — 1924 - 1926Br. Peter Basso — 1926 - 1932Br. William Sharkey — 1932 - 1938Br. Peter Basso — 1938 - 1944Br. Casimir Piskorowski — 1944 - 1946Br. Peter Basso — 1946 - 1948Br. Alexis Klee — 1948 - 1951Br. Celsus Craffey — 1951 - 1953Br. Roland Smith — 1953 - 1959Br. Hugh Ponthieux — 1959 - 1965Br. Roland Smith — 1965 - 1969Br. Pierre St. Pierre — 1969 - 1975Br. Hubert Bonnette — 1975 - 1978Br. Mark Thornton — 1978 - 1985Br. Celestine Alegro — 1985 - 1986Br. Paul Montero — 1986 - 1994Br. Donnan Berry — 1994 - 1998Br. Ronald Talbot — 1998 - 2006Br. Ronald Hingle — 2006 - 2010Br. Bernard Couvillion — 2010 - Present

Number of Brothers on staff..............................................7Number of Lay Faculty....................................................42Number of Alumni on staff...............................................12Classroom Student to Faculty ratio.............................11:1Residency Student to Staff ratio.....................................9:1Average number of years teaching experience............14.4Number of PhDs on staff...................................................3Number of Masters on staff..............................................23

Day Students.................................................................276U.S. Resident Students...................................................58• 10 StatesInternational Resident Students......................................19• 6 Countries (China, India, Mexico, South Korea, Taiwan and Thailand)Total Resident Student Population..................................77Total Student Body.......................................................353

Day..........................................................................$5,570U.S. Resident Student............................................$20,655International Returning Resident Student..............$24,000New International Resident Student......................$26,500


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Administration, Faculty & Staff 2011-2012

ADMINISTRATION & STAFF

Bro. Bernard Couvillion, SCPresident

Patrick McGrathPrincipal

Bro. Barry Landry, SCAssistant Principal of Academics

Susan EstradeAssistant Principal of ActivitiesAlumni Director

Jeff AndersonDean of Discipline

Stace McRaneyAthletic Director

Aimee SaucierDirector of Finance

Chris Mensi ’01Director of Advancement

Jay TrapaniAssistant Director of Advancement

Richard Gleber ’89Director of Public Relations

John Thibodeaux ’01Director of Admissions

Dan ZwergDirector of Technology

Sandra OdomRegistrar / Assistant to the Principal

Laurin LaFontaineBookeeper

Sandra Farrior Main Office

Cecil FarriorBus Driver

ResidencyJeremy Clark ’98

Director of ResidencyKristen Tusa

Academic & Activities CoordinatorChris Davis ’98Bro. Stephen Strausbaugh, CFXMichael SchieselMatthew ShannonSam DoescherSteven JordanJonathan Chiacchere

Buildings and GroundsFreddy West ‘91

Director of Buildings and GroundsMichael AckerGus AdamJoey Cerone ‘03Doug DuelferBro. Francis FlemingPearlie GarvinBeth LummusKayla LummusBro. Raymond Sylve, SCAllen VinceJacqueline VinceJake Forestall ‘11

KitchenTerry McGinity ‘75

Director of Food ServicesPatrice BrownMaria CoxRose ElliottMike JonesBrian FouquetBob SayleDennis SniderAngela WilkersonCynthia Butler

ClinicCarmen West, RNJulie LawheadJulie Cannon, RNPeter Hoffer Athletic Trainer

FACULTY & STAFF

Computer Science & TechnologyDan Zwerg

Department HeadMark Logan ’86

DyslexiaBillie Hille Department HeadKarla Richards

EnglishRenee Hamm

Department HeadDavid TrimD.P. DaigleGabriel Fertitta

Fine ArtsChristian BaileyTaylor Pierson

Foreign LanguagesBro. Eduardo Baldioceda

Department HeadAbdou Sane

GuidanceBro. Dwight Kenney, SCMick QuinlanEstelle Robinson

Library Virginia Gex

MathematicsJordan Roy

Department HeadDavid LandryLouise PerkinsJoel EvansBro. Harold Harris, SC

Physical EducationRicky Stone

Department Head

Reading & ESLHarriet Bellone Department HeadDarcee Wood

Religion Ryan Martin

Department HeadAdrienne QuinlanKen France ‘82Dan MungerJoan MungerLuke McClure

ScienceFred Cherota

Department HeadLetha BoudreauxKathryn Walters

Social StudiesErich Hoffer

Department HeadDawson McCall ’00Stace McRaney

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January 26, 2013

Alumni Reunion 2013

Alumni Mass All alumni and guests are welcome to attend Mass in the Resource Center celebrating the Golden Jubilarian Class of 1963 and Silver Jubilarian Class of 1988.

Class Photos All attending alumni are brought together for updated class year photos.

We hope you can join us. Your official invitation will be mailed in January.

Class Reunion Enjoy fine food and entertainment in the company of your SSC classmates, Brothers, former and current faculty members, and their guests.

For more information, contact Susan Estrade in the Alumni Office at (228) 467-9057 ext. 251.

All alumni are invited to join their classmates and relive St. Stanislaus memories in the College Cafe, especially the classes of 2003, 1993, 1988, 1983, 1973, 1963, 1953, 1943, and 1933.

Documents

2011-2012 Annual Report