In order to meet the ever-increasing expectations of a 21st century learning environment, St. Aloysius School is excited to announce plans to expand the science lab into a LIONS’ STREAM LAB. The new lab will be housed in a renovated space that currently houses a computer lab and the media center. After a year and a half of research sparked by the increasing demand from teachers requesting to use the current science

lab, the administration and science lab facilitator, Carolyn Murphy, have reimagined the space to better fit the needs of our school community. A very generous donation and grant funding enabled the purchase of additional laptops, iPads and other technology related equipment enabling the technology to be brought into the classroom rather than isolated to the computer lab. Teachers in grades 6 – 8 now have access to check out laptops and iPads for their entire class of students and utilize them in their classrooms.After receiving the blessing of our pastor, Fr. Randy Cuevas and the Parish Finance Committee, Ritter Maher Architects was enlisted to help redesign the current space into an innovative area that will house a maker space and a science lab. The new LIONS’ LAB utilizing the idea of STREAM fosters our mission, “Educating the whole child in the Catholic tradition for a life of meaning and purpose.” This new area will allow students to work on collaborative and innovative projects to

prepare them for careers in science, technology, engineering, art, and math with faith and religion at the heart of it all.  It will consist of two spaces that can be used independently or in combination to provide a variety of hands-on learning opportunities for all of our students.The science lab side of the space will contain lab tables and science equipment where students can explore scientific concepts and carry out lab experiments. The design lab side will be a creative space with flexible seating to foster creativity and allow students to work collaboratively. In addition to this “think space,” the design lab will also have computers, tools, and materials for students to design, build and evaluate projects.Students in all grades and all subject areas will be able to use this space for hands-on learning.

LIONS’ STREAM LAB – COMING SOON!

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BarberTanya and Allen BaresMonee and Biff BayardJeanne and Bobbie BeebeKatie and Brent BellKate and Charles BencelFarrah and Derek BenedettoMarlene and Francis

BenedettoDebra and John BennettLaurie and Charles BesselmanFrances and Byron BeverlyMickel and Leonie BlaizePeggy and Roger BoardmanBecky and Brad BokunJennifer and Blaine

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BonaventureJeanie and David BondyNancy and Beau BondyJennifer and Kevin BonenoSue and Tollie BordeauxEdie BoudreauxEdith BoudreauxMichael BoudreauxRhett BoudreauxTam and Richard BourgeoisMadeline and Ricky BrewerSarah and Jacques BrousseauAmy and Michael BrownMarcy and Joseph BrownSandy and Greg BrownSusan Brown

Tiffany and Hunter BrownJoe BroylesHelen and Mac BullockSharon and Richard BundyElla BuquoiEmily BurchJane BurtonMaia and Thomas ButlerMimi and George CaballeroAnne and David CalhounCalibreGarrett and Scott CallawayBetsy and Edward CancienneErin and Darryl CandiloraKorie and Randy CangelosiDebi and Bert CarboMollie and Gaston CarbyOna Claire CarimiJohn CarpenterAnne and Steve CarvilleBetty CastroJennifer CatoirRose and Ronald ChampagneDebbie and Kerry ChauvinBonnie and John ChavanneCarmen and Mark CherallaLinda and Brian ChustzPatti ClementAnnie CocoJames CoerverSherry and Forrest ConleyAnnette and Blake CottonMarie and Myron CoulonBeth CrewsBeth and Matt CroninBrenda and Leslie CrossKristie and Brett CulpepperDiane and Kevin DaleyAnne and Peter DavisAimee and John DawesMary and Seth DawsonDana and David DayriesMarilyn and Danny DayriesMary T and Jim deBrueysJenell DecuirHolly Hidalgo and Justin

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DooleyMelissa DotsonSherri and Rusty DupuyAddie and Claiborne DuvalCristen and Lane DyessMertis and William EdwardsMary EhrensingDebbie and George EldredgeRose EllzeyKaren EnglandClaire and Thomas EngquistMarty and John EngquistConnie and Wayne ErricksonJohn EsnardNatalie and Bart EvansCam and Wallace EversburgExxonMobil Mary Elizabeth and Greg

FaheyEtta and Paul FairJoAnn and Michael FalgoustLindsay and Scott FalgoustVarteni and Zafer FarahDonna Mayeux and Tony

FargasonRachel and Bart FarmerCharlene FavreKathryn and Dexter FontenotCharles FontenotJean FormanMandy and Drew FourrierNancy and Jerry FourrierStacey and Carter FourrierAndre FourrierElinor Frantz

Frances FreminSherilyn and Cliff FriedmanJulie and Gary FullerPolly and Robert FultonCarmenza and Ronaldo

FunesKelsey and Christopher FunesEmily and Tony GaglianoMelissa and Craig GannuchShawna and Dan Gardiner Michelle and Ty GaronLisa and Joseph GiaimePhyllis and Joseph GiaimeVickie GiamalvaCarol and Steven GilcreaseCliff and Sheri GillioSharon and David GlennStephanie and Keith GonthierMary and Michael GraceSarah GrecoBrenda GremillionNeysa and Mike GremillionRachel and Jeffrey GrunerAleah GuilbeauNancy and Jerry GuillotGulf Coast Bank and TrustKrista and John HaefnerJeanie and Lewis HannamanDennis HanoverKing HardemanCarolyn HargraveMary and Lanny HarrisToni and Scott HayesBernice HealyGay HebertRichard HebertMonica and Gary HeitmanBridget and Eric HelmMiMi and Jake HendersonBrittney and Tre’ HendryJanice and Roger HinsonDanna and Kenny HodgesJeanne HodgesAllison and Erik HoffpauirKay and Herschel HoffpauirEstelle HollidayLynne and Lionel HotstreamLucille and Louis HowatDaisye Howell

Stacey and Cliff HowellJulie and Lee HupperichJuanita and Ken JacobMarsha and Steve JacobJeanne and David JamesLindsay and Louis JeansonneLeslie and Lee JenkinsMartha and John JewellMarie JoffrionMary Gay and Dwayne

JohnsonLiz and Jay JollyMissy JonesTheresa and Mathew JonesJeannette Kubaki and

Celestin KasongoBarbara KearnyNancy and Chris KeatonStacey and Danny KeatonKay and Charles KeigleyJeri and David KellyRoy KellyCharel and Preston KennedyAmber and David KerthElise and Bahij KhuriDebra and Kevin KnoblochAshley Saucier and John

KobanMarcelle and Brant KogelJoyce and Dyer LafleurRoxanne and Jules LagardeDianne and Raymond

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Our 34th Annual Appeal “Grateful” began in November and runs until the end of the fiscal year, June 30th. We invite those who have not yet participated to join SAS in stewardship. The Annual Appeal is our ONLY revenue building campaign. For those wishing to contribute a tax-deductible contribution to the 34th Appeal, gifts will be accepted until June 30th. To make an online donation through the GIVEtoSAS link, please visit the Development page on our website: http://school.aloysius.org/development/annual-appeal/ or checks may be written to St. Aloysius Catholic School and mailed to our new address, 4001 Mimosa Street, BR, LA

70808.  Please write Annual Appeal on the check’s memo line. ALL gifts are greatly appreciated, no matter the size. Gift amounts remain confidential, and we do not place donors in giving level categories.

34th Annual Appeal “Grateful”

We sincerely thank all those parents, former parents, grandparents, alumni, and friends who are joining together to support the children of SAS.

The following donors are graciously acknowledged for their gifts to the Annual Appeal:

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34th Annual Appeal ContinuedNancy and Mark LevertElisa LewisLaurianne and Damon LipariSarah and Jim LoflandFrances and Daniel LopezBeth and Darrell LoupMargy and Ben LoupPeggy and Bradley LoweMary and Edward LundinBarbara and Johnny LuneauRenee and Paul MajorCherie and BG MarchAnnette and Paul MarksNorma MartinStacy and Jonathan MartinDana and Mark MathewsMaria and Brad MathewsVictoria MathewsDebby MauleMary and David MaxwellNatalie and Jason MaxwellNancy and John McCabeLorraine and Scott

McCormickC. Brent McCoyTroy McCullenMemrie and Mike McDonaldLacey and Chad McGlothlinPhyllis and John McKayKathy and Louis McKnightCathy MelansonDebbie MichaelLauren and Jason

MickenheimKathleen and Louis MierCary and Rolfe MillerEllen MillerEmily and Ted MillerPenny and Ralph MilliganCarole and Ed MilnerArline and Sam Mistretta

Susi and Gregg MistricShelley and Patrick MocklerMeredith and William MoeMary Kay and Jeff

MontgomeryJennifer MooreTami and Mike MoranMargarette and Al MoreauJanice and Frederick MoserCarolyn and Bryan Murphy Tori and Christopher NaquinDonna and Richard NewmanKathy and Jim NikolausJennifer and Chris NormandSimone and Jimmy NugentLauren and Patrick O’BrienPaulette and Mike O’BrienDiane and Bland O’ConnorDiane and Henry OlindeMarvin and Louis OlindePatrice OncaleAlthea and Frank OursoChristine and Cliff OursoGrace Ann and Michael

OursoTanya and Lee PalmerSusan and Ricky ParkerKristen and Michael PasquierPeggy and Charles PatoutGeri PatrickIrene W. and C.B.

Pennington FoundationAshley and Dominique PereAmy and Brian PerezAmy PerretLori and Geoffrey PetersJanice and Vernon PfisterAllison and Tuan PhamSuu and Thu Cong PhanMargaret and Rhett PhillipsAmilie and Brent Pipsair

Sara and Joseph PitzAndrew PizzoAlcia and Randy PlaisanceJennifer and Lane PlaisanceMimi and Jeff Plauche’Bill Poche’Kami and Steve PowellElisabeth and Davis PrescottKelley and Michael PrescottLisette and Andres PrietoMichell and Scott RabalaisMaria Gonzalez and Ricardo

RamirezBrooke and Andrew ReynoldsJulianna and Benjamin

RichardVicki and Bo RichardsonOlga and Philip RiegelAimee and Jason RiggsMelissa and Scott RitterRachel and Josh RivetGail and Jim RobertsLaura and James RobertsKelly and Troy Robertson Jennifer and Gregory

RobertstonKaren RobillardLillian and Roy RobisonJeannette and Mike RolfsenMary Beth and Craig RousselAlaina and Eric RowleyJudy and Edward RowleyMelissa and Scott RoyRena’ and James RoyLynnel and Kyle RuckertPatricia RuckstuhlCarol RushKristin and Clint SandeferJudy and Judson SandersAnne and Craig SaporitoAnita and Vic Saucier

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St. AmantLisa and Brad St. GermainStephanie StalterLisa and Michael StenhouseClaire and Jonathan StephensNeila and Calvert StoneChristine and Robert SuttonMary and Martin SvendsonEllen and Tom TannerAdrienne and Bob TaylorKaye and Marty TempletRosalind and Gerald TheriotLillie ThibautAlexis and Bud ThompsonHeidi and David ThompsonMargaret and Michael

ThompsonMimi and Jacob TompkinsPaula and Joseph Toups

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WinchesterLeslie and Bill WojciechowskiDebbie and Daniel WolfEllen and Milton WomackMerrill and Hampden

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The Baton Rouge Diocesan Home and School Association established the Mother Seton Award in 1986 to honor individuals who have shared their gifts through exemplary service.   Recipients are recognized for sharing the qualities of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton by volunteering their time, gifts, and talents through service at home, school, and church communities. Mother Seton was the founder of

the Sisters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul and a pioneer in Catholic education.  She established the first Catholic

elementary school in the United States in Baltimore in 1808 as well as an orphanage in Philadelphia in 1814. Through her life as a wife, mother, widow, and member of a religious order, Mother Seton became an inspiration to others who follow in her footsteps. In 1975, she was canonized by Pope Paul VI.Regina Leonard is this year’s recipient for St. Aloysius School. She demonstrates the qualities of Mother Seton in all aspects of her life. Regina is a quiet, humble leader that prefers to be “behind the scenes,” never serving for recognition even though she has been the chairperson of many events. Her faithful service includes church, school, and community. She leads by example with joy and a positive attitude, organizing teams while working towards a common goal. Her “yes” to support, contribute, or to lead is always an asset to a committee because she will go “above and beyond” every time. We are honored and blessed to have her as such an integral part of our St. Aloysius community.

Mother Seton Award

Regina Leonard

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Our Super Scientist STEM Night was a huge success benefiting our students in Pre-K through 5th grades. The evening consisted of hands-on science, math, and engineering activities for students and families to experience together. It generated excitement in a fun environment for students to learn about liquid nitrogen, exploding bubbles, color chromatography, electricity, geometry, horticulture, engineering designs, robotics, and animals just to name a few. We are GRATEFUL to our financial sponsor, Gulf Coast Bank and all of our participant sponsors who generously shared their time and knowledge:

Super Scientist STEM NightGulf Coast Bank

LSU Chemistry Department

LSU Environmental Sciences

LSU AG Center

LSU Natural History Museum

LSU Renewable Resources Department

LSU AIAA- American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics

LSU Engineering Department

Louisiana Engineering Society

CobbFendley Engineering

EXXON MOBIL

BASF

LIGO

BREC Bluebonnet Swamp

BREC ZOO

Birds Unlimited

Mathnasium

St. Joseph Academy

Lee High Robotics Club

St Michael School Robotics Club

St Michael High School Engineering Club

St Michael High School Forensics Club

St. Aloysius School Robotics

St. Aloysius Faculty and Staff

Tracey Koch

Mary Beth and Craig Roussel

Brennan Landry

Gay Hebert

P.E. teacher, Darren Gremillion was inducted into the Louisiana High School Powerlifting Hall of Fame at the High School State Championships in Alexandria. He is one of only thirty-two members who has received this prestigious honor. Coach Gremillion received this distinction as a competitor, a six-time state championship coach, two-time state championship assistant coach and as a meet official for twenty-six years. The coaching achievements are from his time at Catholic-Pointe Coupee High School and Louisiana School for the Deaf.

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“We are the eyes, hands and feet for Jesus on earth.” This is how Pre-K teacher Karen Edwards summarized our Christian call to service. The St. Aloysius School faculty and staff had the opportunity to put this call into practice. On Monday, February 4, the faculty participated in a retreat and faculty service day. Becky Eldredge, retreat facilitator and author of Busy Lives and Restless Souls, assisted in creating the retreat, which was a reflection on our Christian call to use our gifts for service to the community. The faculty was inspired by guest speaker, Michael Acaldo, President and CEO of St. Vincent de Paul Society of Baton Rouge. He spoke of his call to service and gave insight into balancing service to family with service to the community. He also articulated the mission of the St. Vincent de Paul Society and some of the organization’s history.Following Mr. Acaldo’s talk, Deacon Chauvin Wilkerson reminded the faculty that the opportunity for Christian service is always available, from the moment we wake to the moment we go to sleep. All of our choices and interactions with people throughout the day are ways to serve others. After his talk, Deacon Chauvin called the members of the faculty to the Baptismal font, the source of our Christian call to service. The faculty was then blessed and sent out to offer services to the community. The faculty was divided in to groups which provided services to a variety of organizations. After completing their service, faculty members wrote reflections about their experiences.Group 1 helped at Burden Museum, cleaning the historical displays. Susan Davidson remarked, “The curator told us there is not a separate cleaning staff and with an upcoming public event, our service was very much appreciated.” Group 2 stayed on campus, providing help to the St. Aloysius community. They took on the tasks of organizing materials in the school gym and cleaning the shelving and books of the parish library in Gonzaga Hall.Groups 3, 4 and 5 went to St. Vincent de Paul. They worked serving meals in the SVDP dining room, setting up stations

to provide clothing, handing out “Bags of Hope” containing toiletries, and helped serve lunch in the Sweet Dreams Shelter. The experience opened the eyes and hearts of the faculty. As Beth Bordelon wrote, “I was familiar with the organization but astounded by how many people and the ways they serve the population.” Patrice LeJeune commented, “The number of people who needed help was unbelievable-450 people a day, 365 days a year.” “Seeing the small children really tugged at my heartstrings. We take so much for granted,” observed Nancy Dawson.Group 6 inscribed inspirational sayings on bandanas and created tutus for “Girls on the Run.” The bandanas will be given to girls participating in a special group event. Tracey Barhorst remarked, “I loved working for others. I was pleasantly surprised to put my gifts to use in this way.” Group 7 went to the McMains Children’s Developmental Center. The flower beds and planting areas were in need of refurbishing. There was a mound of dirt and a mound of mulch in the parking lot that needed to be moved. At the end of the day, two large beds and multiple planting areas had been refurbished. Group 8 assisted at the Food Bank warehouse, boxing and sorting food items. “I did not know the backpack program existed.” wrote Michelle Dozier, ”I am so glad I was able to be a small part of helping area children in need.” Comments from members of the faculty interpret their experiences of service to the community. “I need to do more good for the world.” “I feel I should move outside my comfort zone.” “I was reminded that our eyes and hearts are not for judging, but for understanding.” “It was a very emotional, even humbling day, seeing the elderly, children and the working poor-all of them with the face of God. It was a day of grace.”

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Every year, each Catholic School in the Baton Rouge Diocese recognizes an alum as their Distinguished Graduate. As part of Catholic Schools Week, an awards dinner is held in their honor. St. Aloysius School was privileged to name Mrs. Jane Bayhi Wood as its 2018-2019 Distinguished Graduate. Jane is the director of the Crime Victims Service Division for the East Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff ’s Office, providing assistance to those in need. Jane’s faith has provided a moral compass during her twenty-eight years of challenging work. Her legacy includes improving services for victims, training for emergency room personnel, community outreach, and has established multi-agency collaboration. Additionally, she serves on many boards associated with her work to further impact change.

When asked what Catholic education meant to her, Jane shared, “My Catholic education has stayed with me my entire life. It has not only helped me learn about my faith but has given me a moral compass to decide between right and wrong in a world that has many different opinions. Catholic education has also provided me an opportunity of how to live my life in a way to make Christ’s presence known in the world.”

St. Aloysius School 2018-2019 Distinguished Graduate Jane Bayhi Wood

Ten Years of ServiceDebra BennettTeresa Hyfield

Cheryl Welborn

Twenty Five years of serviceMimi CaballeroErin Candilora

Thirty years of service:Alvin Dauenhauer

Thirty-five years of serviceSherri Dupuy

During the Celebration of Catholic Schools Week, the Diocese of Baton Rouge acknowledges school personnel who have completed many years of service to Catholic Schools during a special mass. They were also recognized during a morning assembly at St. Aloysius School. We are grateful to the following teachers, administrators and support staff who completed milestone years of service:

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In the fall of 2011, an anonymous donation in memory of Mr. James Clifton deBrueys was received by St. Aloysius School. Son of Jim and Mary T deBrueys, current St. Aloysius parishioners, James lived most of his life in Kenner, Louisiana. His family moved to Baton Rouge after Hurricane Katrina. After

graduating from Brother Martin High School, he attended LSU where he completed a B.A. in anthropology and a minor in Spanish. At twenty-two years old, he was serving as volunteer teacher through the World Teach Program in the Marshall Islands. While traveling between Arno Atoll and Majuro, his boat was lost at sea. He is greatly missed by all those who knew him. Because James was a young, inspirational teacher who “thought outside of the box,” the donor requested that the gift be awarded to an SAS teacher who incorporated innovative teaching methods in daily lessons. The recipient receives $250.00 to apply to a school project of choice

as well as $250.00 for personal use. This year’s deserving teacher is Stephanie Coxe. She has taught at SAS for 17 years. Stephanie teaches 7th and 8th grade Literature. One of her fellow teachers nominated her stating, “She connects with her students making

learning relevant to their real lives. The students love her and she makes things fun for the kids even when the content may not be their favorite!” For the past several years, Stephanie has taken the lead on the 8th grade service project, reading to the students at Southdowns Elementary School. Southdowns is a Pre-Kindergarten Center serving children of multiple abilities. The 8th graders walk “next door” and visit in the classrooms, reading favorite children’s books to the Pre-K students.Stephanie decided on a very special project that truly honors the memory of James deBrueys. The project extends the 8th graders’ service to Southdowns School. She divided her 8th grade classes into small groups and assigned them the task of writing and publishing a children’s book. Stephanie invited children’s book author, Tracey Koch, and illustrator, Lauren Hawthorne, to speak to the classes about writing and illustrating children’s books. The 8th graders’ published books will be given to Southdowns School. The St. Aloysius School library will also be gifted with a copy of each book written by the 8th graders’. The dedication in the front of each book will read:For James deBrueys who was lost at sea on Thanksgiving Day 2010 in the Marshall Islands. He was a volunteer teacher with World Teach and our inspiration to become authors and serve our community.

Teacher Award in Memory of James Clifton deBrueys

What’s NEWs with you?Sara Elizabeth D’Agostino Mathias SAS `82 and husband Steven W. Mathias baptized their daughter, Odette Elizabeth Mathias, at St. Aloysius. Odette was born in Houston Texas on June 7, 2018. Father Greg Daigle conducted the baptism. Sara and her siblings all attended St. Aloysius School (Scott, Robert, Ashley Dabadie and Kristi Dabadie). Sara, Steve, and Odette reside in Houston, Texas. Sara is the benefits director for Solvay Chemical and Steve is an engineer with Silverwell Energy.

Robin Mayhall SAS `83, made her 15th anniversary with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Louisiana. She is currently a senior writer in the Strategic Communications Department, specializing in media relations, communications planning and integrated public relations strategy. It is also her

10th anniversary of being named Practitioner of the Year by the Public Relations Association of Louisiana and the 20th anniversary of earning Accreditation in Public Relations. 

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