The Bell - Fall 2016

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A LOOK BACK For the Alumni, Families, and Friends of St. Martin’s Episcopal School

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St. Martin’s Episcopal School 225 Green Acres Road Metairie, LA 70003 (504) 733-0353 stmsaints.com

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Head of School

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Merry Sorrells

Director of Institutional Advancement Lisa Davis

Director of Marketing & Communications Editor, The Bell

News & Events 4

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New Faculty & Staff 4

Meghan Weaver

Performing Arts 6

Director of Alumni

Homecoming 8

Aimee Hyatt ’02

St. Martin’s Day 10

Photography

George Cottage Blessing 12

Wally Porter Associates, Parker Waters, and student, faculty, parent, and alumni submissions

Athletics 14 Hall of Fame 16 Cover Story 17

Design

KP Creative

Admission 23 Endowment & Special Funds 25 Annual Fund 26

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Alumni Events 28

Connect with us on social media:

Martin de Tours Award 29 Alumni Spotlight 30

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Scattered Faculty 32 Scattered Saints 33

@STMSAINTS

Memorials 39 Annual Report 40

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Photo collage (opposite page)

by Sarah Jane Spell ’17

MISSION STATEMENT

“We prepare students to thrive in college and in life through faith, scholarship and service.”

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Message from the Head of School

Message from the Chairman of the Board of Trustees

Dear St. Martin’s Friends and Family,

Dear St. Martin’s Community,

One of our majestic oaks in the front yard of the Van Slate House bears a plaque with the name of legendary StM teacher Harold Graf, donated by the Class of 1973. Every time I see the plaque, I am inspired by this quote, which is inscribed on it: “The best portion of a good man’s life: His little, nameless, unremembered acts Of kindness and of love.”

As I read through our school’s history, written at the time of our 50th year, I am struck by the words of Ellsworth Van Slate, who said,

“Our emphasis must be on purpose, on intent, on the why and how of things.

(Wordsworth) We must always seek to motivate and stimulate I think back to the stories I have heard of renowned thought, to raise important teachers, coaches, and leaders of St. Martin’s: Harold Graf, questions in the minds of Tony “Chief ” Porter, Dorothy Porter, Belle Johnson, Pedro students which will lead them in a desire for further knowledge.

Perez, Frankie Yeargain, the Reverend Gedge Gayle, Eileen Who am I? Why am I here? What is my purpose? Where am Beckman, the Reverend John Jenkins, Julie Dieth, Bill I going? What should I really believe in? What should I strive Rosenbaum, Janet Russo… The list goes on and on. for? What is important enough for me to make sacrifices?

It is almost impossible to name the number of teachers Certainly, we must teach our children the '3 R's', but the '3 and leaders who have inspired the students of St. Martin’s, R's' themselves will not develop the values and the kind of and who have left indelible marks on their lives. And they personality and citizenship so vital to society.” all have those same qualities in common, the little acts of What a powerful quote! It is truly reminiscent of our past, kindness and love which underscore “a good man’s life.” and speaks to what we continue to do at St. Martin’s. Our Some are remembered for their compassion, some for their emphasis remains on purpose, on intent, and on the “why” brilliance, their devotion, their strength or their sound and “how” of things. moral leadership. All of them are beloved by those whose lives they touched. They are all still lighting the way for our Now, between the beautiful white-columned Van Slate community.

House and the Tony Porter Field, lies the new Gibbs This is the hallmark of St. Martin’s, the everyday inspiration Family Center for Innovation + Design, a building dedicated to exploring the “why” and “how” of things. This which comes from meaningful acts of kindness and love, as center combines the past and the future by offering a wood evidenced by our teachers, our students, and our families. shop, a build shop, a production studio and a media lab.

This year we celebrate the 70th birthday of St. Martin’s.

There are wonderful spaces for collaboration and problemWe can only imagine how many bright young minds have solving. What we do know is that they will be guided wisely been trained in faith, scholarship, and service by attending and lovingly as they develop the values and citizenship this outstanding academic institution. It is amazing to me so clearly expressed and desired in Mr. Van Slate’s words. that, with so many changes in education over the decades, St. Martin’s holds special memories for all who have the essence of St. Martin’s remains the same. Our teachers passed through its doors. There is a palpable spirit on today embody those same qualities of wisdom, kindness, campus which will always remain the same. I can hardly and love. wait to see what the next 70 years will bring!

Merry Sorrells

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Throughout the past 70 years, St. Martin’s has remained true to its mission of faith, scholarship, and service, graduating students prepared to lead purposeful, meaningful, and productive lives. Regardless of the decade, I am sure so many StM alums look back on their time at St. Martin’s just as I do, with great appreciation for the rigorous preparation, lifelong friendships, dedicated faculty, and unforgettable experiences our school provided.

As you read through this issue of The Bell, you will no doubt be flooded with memories from your time spent at this school as a parent, student, or friend of St. Martin’s. Perhaps you’ll think back to chapel with Fr. Jenkins, or “Padre” as he was known. Or maybe you have fond memories of Tony Porter, the “Chief ” on the field. You may recall Mrs. Beckman’s legendary English class. If you are like me, you may even remember being inspired and engaged by Belle Johnson’s science class.

Regardless of the decade when you first became part of St. Martin’s community, one timeless thread remains constant — our shared values and commitment to faith, scholarship, and service.

Stephen Huber ’89

2016-17 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mr. Patrick Comer Mr. Charles B. Cranford The Rev. Frederick D. Devall IV ’87 Mr. G. Perry Eastman III ’62 Mrs. Adam J. Gremillion Ms. Anne Dunlap Honeywell ’83 Mr. Stephen M. Huber ’89 Mr. Jeffrey Meckstroth ’77 Mr. John M. Morgan Mr. Michael F. Nicoladis ’78 Mrs. Ana Ortega ’85 Mr. G. Bruce Parkerson ’75 Mr. Walker Fleming Saik ’02 Mrs. Merry Sorrells The Rt. Rev. Morris K. Thompson

2016-17 BOARD OF VISITORS Mr. Michael C. Odom, President Mr. Herschel L. Abbott, Jr. Mrs. Judy Fremaux Adams ’64 Mr. Richard C. Adkerson Mrs. Carol Appel Dr. Robert Arensman Mr. Brian C. Bossier ’78 Mr. Alan G. Brackett Mr. Gary H. Brewster ’71 Mrs. Joella B. Burlingame Mrs. Lynn S. Coatney Brig. Gen. J. B. Cobb ’54 Mrs. Beth Hughes DePass ’79 The Very Rev. David duPlantier Dr. W. Brooks Emory ’60 Mr. Michael A. Flick The Rev. Susan Gaumer Mrs. Marian Gibbs Dr. Tejas T. Godiwala Mr. John J. Graham Mr. James O. Gundlach ’54 Mr. Hans A. B. Jonassen ’58 Mrs. Donna Bethune Lewis Mrs. Brenda Manard Mr. Robert W. Merrick ’62 Mr. Jesse B. Morgan III ’66 Mr. Robert E. Peyton Mrs. Becky Ramelli Mrs. Janet Rigdon Dr. Fred H. Rodriguez, Jr. ’68 Mrs. Mary Sue Nelson Roniger ’60 Mr. Jerry L. Saporito Mrs. Margaret Schuber Mr. Gary N. Solomon, Sr. Mrs. Karen Sullivan Mr. George R. Sumner Mrs. Kerry S. Vogt Mrs. Edie Wilson Mr. John M. Wilson Ex officio: Mr. Stephen M. Huber ’89 Mrs. Merry Sorrells The Rt. Rev. Morris K. Thompson

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NEWS & EVENTS

St. Martin’s Welcomes New Faculty and Staff The Rev. Jay Angerer Adjunct Teacher of Religion,

First - Third Grade

SCO Back to School Bash

StM TAKES A SWING FOR ATHLETICS

The SCO Back to School Bash gets better every year. On August 21, 2016, the organization hosted an exciting gathering as a way to welcome back the StM community for the new school year. Kids of all ages were treated to red and blue snoballs. The younger ones were kept busy on inflatables. It was a great way to start the year with the sense of fellowship that StM is known for.

Mary Kay Lapeyre Beck Middle School French Teacher Sue Bower Athletic Director Sara Broussard Lower School Spanish Teacher Athanasios (A.C.) Chalastaras Upper School

Science Teacher

Carolyn Deas Athletic Department Coach and

Donuts with Dads

Lori Despaux Lower School Learning Specialist

Again this year, St. Martin’s Saints Community Organization presented Fall Donuts with Dad.

Administrative Assistant

Kathryn Faught Cottage Teacher Will Fletcher Director of Admission Paige Hugg Admission Assistant for George Cottage

and Prekindergarten

Linda Jouet Upper School Administrative Assistant Megan Karl Upper School English/ESL Teacher Pat LaForge Middle and Lower School Athletics and

The SCO hosted the weekly event for a month, inviting dads to come to campus, socialize, and meet other community members. Students love to spend time on the playground with their dads. It’s also a time for children to talk about school activities and show their classrooms to their fathers. Teachers are delighted to have parents on campus for an enjoyable, casual event.

Physical Education Coordinator

Tiffany Laird Cottage Teacher, Athletic Department Coach Robin H. Lunsford Chief Financial Officer Ethel Madden Lower School Librarian Aileen Minihan Upper School Learning Specialist

and Director of Learning Services for Middle and Upper School

Stephanie Parr Lower School Art Teacher Leah Robarts Third Grade Teacher Paige Roberts Second Grade Teacher Mindy Rodrigue Cottage Teacher Flor Serna Coordinator for Video, Audio, & Electronics Julie Warren Fifth Grade Teacher Christy Weatherill Fifth Grade Teacher Kevin Weatherill Head of Upper School Meghan Weaver Director of Marketing

and Communications

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On November 4, St. Martin’s hosted its annual Golf Tournament at Cypress Lakes Country Club at Ormond.

Presented by Eustis Insurance, the tournament was the largest to date. More than 20 teams participated in the tournament, with the proceeds benefitting athletics.

A big StM thank you to the dozens of sponsors, donors, and volunteers who helped to make the event a huge success. Special thanks to the tournament chairs, Christine and Stephen Jones, and to everyone who served on the event committee.

NEWS & EVENTS

Folktales from Around the World Also in October, the fourth and fifth grade

theatre classes presented Folktales from Around the World. This performance included stories from five continents based on African folklore, European nursery rhymes, and Australian Aboriginal myths.

Crimes of the Heart The Performing Arts department presented a dinner

The Adventures of Alice In October St. Martin’s Performing Arts Department presented

The Adventures of Alice, a steampunk adaptation of two classic Lewis Carroll books, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass. Written by St. Martin’s Jason Kirkpatrick, the musical ran October 4 - 7 in the Solomon Theater.

This energetic, inspiring show took the familiar characters of Alice, the White Rabbit, the Mad Hatter, and the Cheshire Cat to a retro-futuristic fantasy world featuring original music composed by Oliver Bonnie. Technical Theater Director Emily Ross’s set brought to life an alternate Alice universe, complete with the gears, steam-powered machinery, and industrial look of Victorian England. Director of Performing Arts Meredith LongDieth’s elaborate costumes featured an aesthetic of equal parts history and science fiction.

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theater production of Crimes of the Heart in the Solomon Theater in November. Set in the deep south, tragedy aligned with comedy in the story of sisterhood and struggle. The small cast included Bree Milioto, Margot Scott, Gabriella Killett, Anna Beth Talbot, Grayson Doyle, and Luke Jeanfreau. Other students served as waiters and backstage crew. The production was directed by Meredith Long-Dieth, and Emily Ross served as technical director.

NEWS & EVENTS

2016 September 30, 2016 A spirited week of Homecoming activities had the entire campus

buzzing with excitement and school spirit for the September 30 match-up against Ecole Classique.

The Upper School Student Council sponsored a grade level contest to decorate areas of the Upper School hallway with a take on this year’s theme, Music Genres. Students also showed their Saints spirit with daily dress-up days and activities.

Hours before the game kicked off, the St. Martin’s community gathered for the annual Fall Fellowship Cookout on the Lower School back playground.

In a thrilling district matchup, the Saints defeated Ecole Classique, 48-0. Senior running back Hakeem Blackstone was named The New Orleans Advocate’s football Athlete of the Week for his performance.

Blackstone rushed 13 times for 172 yards and two touchdowns.

School administration and the Student Council presented this year’s court during halftime at the Homecoming football game. At the Homecoming Dance on the following day, the Upper School student body gathered in the Solomon Theater for the crowning of Julia Reggio as Homecoming Queen.

2016 HOMECOMING COURT & ESCORTS SENIORS Heaven Barriere Jaulet Ebrahimpour Julia Reggio Brooke Williamson JUNIORS Bethany Black Khaja Bradley Hannah LeJeune

ESCORTS Dylan Bryan Austin Chamorro Nick Dellacroce Tyler Falk Michael Gandolfi Joseph Martin Jesse Reeves River Relan Christian Rice Gershom Thompson

SOPHOMORES Olivia Ernst Gabriella Killett FRESHMAN Lindsey LaForge

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NEWS & EVENTS In one of the most cherished traditions on the school calendar, the

entire student body of St. Martin’s gathered on October 21 to celebrate St. Martin’s Day. Woven throughout the fun-filled day were the three tenets of the school’s mission. The opening chapel service represents faith. The discovery hunt, which encourages students to work together and learn more about their school and community, emphasizes scholarship. And as the entire student body worked toward the goal of raising and donating money to Tangi Humane Society, they practiced service.

As the day began, Student Council President Julia Reggio addressed the assembly, recounting what St. Martin’s has meant to her through the years, from her first St. Martin’s Day to her final one as a student.

“I look at my last StM Day as a bittersweet moment where I can appreciate how St. Martin’s has shaped me into who I am,” said Reggio.

“St. Martin’s Day, to me at least, is a day when we come together and celebrate our differences... we all join together to compete and laugh in celebration of our school. If you take a step back to appreciate the meaning of St. Martin’s Day — and temporarily forget about all the fun and games — you can see how, as a school, we unify to become a family.”

St. Martin’s Day In honor of St. Martin, who was known for his kindness, the student body spent the weeks leading up to St. Martin’s Day raising money for the charity of their choice — Tangi Humane Society. Through various fundraising efforts, the student body was able to donate nearly $3,000 to the all-volunteer humane society located in Tangipahoa Parish. The money raised by St. Martin’s students goes directly to the nonprofit, which works to shelter, heal, and re-home rescue animals. THS, which is completely funded by private donations, also plays an active role in investigating cruelty cases.

Individual grade levels coordinated a variety of events to raise funds for the charity. First grade made and sold dog biscuits, while fourth grade made and sold bracelets. Fifth grade hosted a bake sale. The Upper School hosted a charity dodgeball tournament.

St. Martin’s Day is not only a suitable commemoration of the school’s patron saint, but is also a beautiful celebration of the school’s diverse, strong, and thriving community. Perhaps Reggio put it best in her speech during the chapel service: “St. Martin’s is a place that revolves around its students,” Reggio said. “We as students have the power to use our values of faith, scholarship, and service to do good in our community and make a change in the world around us.”

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NEWS & EVENTS

Bishop Thompson Blesses George Cottage Expansion

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NHS Fall Tapping

Members of the St. Martin’s Episcopal School community

gathered on September 29 to dedicate and bless the expansion of the George Cottage, the school’s early childhood program for children eight weeks to four years of age. Additional classrooms and multi-purpose spaces increase the program’s capacity by 38 percent to meet growing community needs.

The Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Louisiana, The Rt. Reverend Morris K. Thompson, Jr., joined Assistant Head of School Rev. Dr. Michael Kuhn in blessing and dedicating the Cottage expansion.

Head of School Merry Sorrells thanked benefactors Kim and Eric George, who provided funds for the original facility; Marian and Larry Gibbs and MéMé and Bert Wilson, who chaired the campaign to fund the expansion; and other major donors including Suzie and John Graham, Virginia Davis, Seema and Tejas Godiwala, Laura and George Mueller, Karen and Mike Sullivan, and Kerry and Gary B. Vogt. Director of George Cottage Holly Dalferes also shared her vision for the Reggio Emilia-inspired program that not only provides safe and nurturing child care, but also builds a strong foundation for future success.

The National Honor Society (NHS) inducted 19 students as the newest members

of the prestigious academic organization on November 21, at its annual induction ceremony.The ceremony took place in the Dan and Frances White Chapel, where seven seniors and 12 sophomores were formally inducted into St. Martin’s Chapter of the NHS. The induction of the new members increased the school’s chapter membership to 46 total members.

NEW MEMBERS Natalia Bourg Rico Coleman Michael Gandolfi Pierce Gremillion Iris Hu Sam Jin Bennett Kahn Sam Kellum Gabby Killet Jenni Li Ophelia Li Kolby McWilliams Jessie Pickens Lainey Pickens Jesse Reeves Anna Beth Talbot Mollye Varon Ritchie Whitney Stephen Zhao

2016-2017 Belle Johnson Scholars

The Belle Johnson Scholars Foundation was established by her family in honor of Mrs. Johnson, who was a teacher

and vibrant part of St. Martin’s for over 30 years until her passing in 2010. Mrs. Johnson’s children, Doug Johnson ’60 and Glenn Johnson Brady ’65, are proud alumni of St. Martin’s and serve on the recipient selection committee. For the past 19 years, the Belle Johnson Scholars Foundation has provided financial aid to qualified students in grades six through twelve. Belle Johnson scholars are selected on the basis of their academic performance, promise, citizenship, and extracurricular involvement.

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NEWS & EVENTS ATHLETICS St. Martin’s athletic teams have enjoyed a successful fall season. Girls and boys cross

country each won district championships and had impressive state performances.

The cross country teams capped off another winning season with success at the Allstate Sugar Bowl LHSAA Class 1A Cross Country State Championship meet in Natchitoches on November 14. The girls team took second place in LHSAA Class 1A, while the boys team won the state title for the second consecutive year.

The impressive state finishes cap off an exciting season. Both teams fared well at local races leading up to the district meet earlier this month. The girls team won the district title for the second year in a row, while the boys team earned its fifth consecutive title. Several Saints were also named to the All District team.

The volleyball team finished a successful season with a 29-10 record. After clinching the district title, the team earned a bi-district bye, but was defeated by Episcopal School of Acadiana.

Head Football Coach Scott Simpson, in his second year at the helm, led the team to the first round of the state playoffs. Though the Saints fell to No. 2 seed Covenant Christian Academy, the team is poised to continue to improve. More than two dozen football players earned All District nods.

Senior linebacker Tyler Falk was named the Chevron Scholar Athlete of the Week. Falk was honored at the November 1 Greater New Orleans Sports Foundation Quarterback Club luncheon. Falk attended the luncheon with his family and Coach Simpson.

The girls swimming team fared well in the state tournament, taking home fifth place. The boys team took home a sixth place finish in state. Both teams headed into state after taking third place at the district meet.

The cheerleading team, led by seniors Heaven Barriere, Julia Reggio, Julia Scofield, Sarah Jane Spell, and Savannah Watermeier, has hosted several all-school pep rallies throughout the fall. The team leads the school in spirit, encouraging fellow student athletes and firing up the crowd at games.

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HALL OF FAME

2016 Alumni Athletic Hall of Fame

On October 14 St. Martin’s Episcopal School inducted John Lehman ’62 and Sam Dozier into the Alumni Athletic Hall of Fame. Emmy-

nominated WDSU sports anchor Fletcher Mackel was master of ceremonies at the presentation attended by the honorees, their families, St. Martin’s alumni, school leadership, and students. Dozier and Lehman were also presented at the St. Martin’s Saints Hall of Fame football game on Friday evening.

Using the clues listed below, can you locate photos of John Lehman and Sam Dozier on the front or back cover of this issue of The Bell?

Lehman ’62 was an outstanding multi-sport athlete during his high school career at St. Martin’s. He was named best all-around athlete in 1962, his senior year, after excelling in fall, winter, and spring sports. As co-captain and quarterback of the football team, he led the Saints to a season with only one loss. He also played linebacker and punter. He was named best lineman and The Times-Picayune Player of the Week. He played center and forward on the varsity basketball team, which went to the second round of the playoffs, and he was named St. Martin’s varsity basketball MVP that season. Track and field is where Lehman truly excelled. Among other achievements, he was the Class B Track and Field State Champion in the javelin and discus. He was named the school’s track and field MVP during his senior year.

Dozier coached at St. Martin’s from 1986 to 2000, and in that time he taught hundreds of students more than just athletic skills. He instilled in his athletes traits that develop character, such as hard work and cooperation. He served as head baseball coach for all the years that he was at St. Martin’s. It was under Dozier, in the spring of 1991, that St. Martin’s baseball team went 23-0 and won the AA State Championship. In addition to coaching baseball, Dozier served as head football coach for eight years.

Each year St. Martin’s inducts new members into its Alumni Athletic Hall of Fame, which was established in 2006. The Hall of Fame recognizes individuals and teams who distinguished themselves in interscholastic athletics as players, coaches, athletic trainers, or administrators while at St. Martin’s.

Past inductees include: the 1951 Metro Championship Football Team, Coach Tony Porter, Ben Tisdale ’54, John Eastman ’64, Glenn Johnson Brady ’65, John Girault ’55, the 1969 Class A State Track Champions, JoAnn DeMartini ’82, Kate McCall ’79, Chris Delaune ’91, the 1978 Volleyball State Championship Team, Linda Tuero Lindsley ’68, William Ball ’73, Gerald Lewis ’89, Ashley Tappin Doussan ’93, Barbara Farris ’94, the 1991 State Championship Baseball Team, Frederick Devall III ’56, Anne Monsted ’93, the 1954 Basketball Team, James Vaughn ’63, Alfredo Mesa ’89, the 1993 Girls Track and Field Team, the 1959 Relay Team, Christian A. Shofstahl ’93, Linda Trevino, Anne Shepherd Breitschwerdt ’69, Chris Beckman, Sr. ’88, and the 1992-1993 Girls Basketball Team.

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Birth of the School

On Ash Wednesday 1947, St. Martin’s Protestant Episcopal School opened as the first day school established by the Episcopal Church in Louisiana.

At the time, the school was located on Metairie Road and led by its first headmaster, the Rev. David C. Colony. The student body consisted of a weekday kindergarten group taught by the school’s first teacher, Anne Leigh.

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YEARS

MOMENTS

Since its inception in 1947, St. Martin’s has been a training ground for leaders.

Its combination of academic rigor, healthy competition, spiritual devotion, and selfless giving provides students a strong foundation for a lifetime of success and service.

For 70 years, St. Martin’s has prepared students to thrive in college and in life by instilling in them the values of faith, scholarship, and service. Here, The Bell looks back at 70 moments that helped shape StM’s history.

1948

Groundbreaking held for a new school building at the original campus on Metairie Road.

Arts Introduced Drama and music programs added to the school curriculum, a precursor to today’s thriving fine and performing arts programs.

Miss Leigh and her kindergarteners

A Lasting Gift Mr. and Mrs. O.E. Haring establish a foundation for the benefit of Christian education in the Diocese of Louisiana.

St. Martin’s is the beneficiary of their first grant, a gift of $20,000. A year later, the foundation bestowed another $20,000 gift to the school.

New Building

1949-1950

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A Time of Growth 225 students are enrolled, with 20 staff.

First Chaplain The Rev. Albert E. Pons joins the school as assistant headmaster and the school’s first chaplain.

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Cutting Edge

Fr. Pons develops and uses audiovisual techniques to teach Bible stories to students.

Walt Disney Studios learn about Fr. Pons' teaching techniques and representatives of the studio share some of their techniques with the school.

Major Purchase Eddy Family estate known as Green Acres, stretching from Airline Drive to Lake Pontchartrain, is purchased for $175,000.

1951

New Home

Tony “Chief ” Porter hired as coach.

Anthony G. Porter, or “Chief ” as he was often called, coached at St. Martin's.

He also served as athletic director until his retirement in 1982. He coached football, basketball, and track. He was received the NORD Meet of Champions in 1970, the Outstanding Coaching Award by the Louisiana High School Coaches Association, and the Distinguished American Award by the National Football Foundation.

New campus opens at Green Acres with nine two-classroom cottages, a gymnasium, a temporary cafeteria, and an office. For the first time in the school’s young history, it is open to a full 12 grades.

Making Changes The existing horse barn on the property is remodeled to serve as the cafeteria, a student lounge, art classrooms, and 4th grade classrooms at various times. It was removed in 2000 to make room for auditorium, dining facility, and teaching spaces. The area where The Barn was located remains the heart of campus to this day.

Eugenie Stoll and Bill Doswell, of the Class of 1951, are recognized for outstanding loyalty and devotion to St. Martin’s. This tradition would later become the annual naming of Mr. and Miss St. Martin’s.

A Stately Home With a growing student body of nearly 600, St. Martin’s graduates its first class.

Board of Trustees Established

Mr. and Mrs. Van Slate move into the Colonial-style home on Airline Highway, becoming the first St. Martin's family to use it as a residence. Built in 1940, the home has since served as a residence for three other heads of school and their families, including the current Head of School Merry Sorrells and her husband. The house was converted to office space for a brief period of time beginning in 1986, when not in use as a residence.

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The Board of Trustees is formed and charged with the programming and operation of the school. Eight of the board’s 15 founding members were chosen by the church.

First Yearbook Published

Fr. Jenkins Joins StM The Rev. John Stone Jenkins joins the faculty as St. Martin’s first dedicated priest, eliminating the need to split time with St. Martin’s Episcopal Church on Metairie Road.

John Stone Jenkins’s job at St. Martin’s was three-fold: to conduct chapel services for the entire school, teach religion to the seventh, eighth, eleventh, and twelfth grades, and supervise religious studies in the lower school. Jenkins was also instrumental in setting the tone and overall philosophy of the school in the early years.

Student News The first issue of The Halo is published.

The first annual edition of The Shield appears. Focused on student activities and important events, early issues of The Shield also featured an editorial page, message from the headmaster, and a variety of poems, gossip, and humorous compositions.

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In the first edition of The Shield, Charlene Smith and Jimmy Gundlach of the Class of 1954 were honored as Mr. and Miss St. Martin’s.

Student Council is formed as student governing organization.

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1959

The First Bell Rings

1965

Ellsworth O. Van Slate becomes the school’s second headmaster.

He is remembered as the longest-tenured headmaster in the school’s history, 19511975. Van Slate immediately went to work, outlining his objectives, reorganizing faculty, and setting curriculum goals.

Mr. and Miss St. Martin’s

1956-1957

Our Second Head of School

A High Honor

First Commencement

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A "Chief" Hire

Alumni Association Forms The Alumni Association officially forms and hosts its first event, a Christmas party. Following the event, the association is formally organized with the selection of representatives from each graduating class, led by Chairman Luis Zervigon ’55.

First issue of The Bell is published.

An introductory letter written by Ellsworth O. Van Slate states that the purpose of The Bell is to “find a medium through which alumni, parents of present students, and friends of St. Martin’s could be kept informed of the objectives, plans, work, and accomplishments of the school.”

1963

Diocesan School

St. Martin’s officially becomes a diocesan school.

Lyre Published The Lyre, St. Martin’s student literary magazine, is first published.

Award-Winning Faculty Science Teacher Harold Graf wins Manufacturing Chemists Association Chemistry Teachers Award, one of three recognized in all of US and Canada.

Our Third Head of School With the retirement of Ellsworth Van Slate, John Comfort takes over as the school’s third headmaster.

A native of Pelham, New York, Comfort began his teaching career at Country Day School in Greenwich, Connecticut.

He worked at two schools in the northeast before becoming the founding headmaster of Ensworth School in Nashville, where he served for six years. In 1964 he was named headmaster of Graland Country Day School in Denver.

Comfort served as headmaster of St. Martin’s from 1975-1980.

1978

Chapel For and By Students Dan and Frances White Chapel dedicated. Envisioning the chapel as a campus centerpiece, Trustee Frances White gave the lead gift in memory of her husband. In designing the building, the architect, school leaders, and clergy sought input from the students who communicated a desire for a simple house of worship.

Volleyball Team Wins Division II State Championship In winning state, Coach Linda Trevino’s team sent the loud and clear message that girls’ sports demand an equal level of support at St. Martin’s. It also signaled the emergence of Coach Trevino as one of the most important figures in Louisiana women’s prep athletics.

Fire Destroys Volumes Library catches fire, damaging several adjacent classrooms and offices, as well as more than 14,000 volumes. St. Martin’s receives an outpouring of support and volunteer help, including the use of other libraries' books and equipment, while the school recovers.

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Making a Splash

No Place Like Home

The Thanksgiving Pool is formally dedicated. The indoor Olympic-sized pool was made possible by a gift from Suzie and John Graham in thanksgiving for their parents.

Though the St. Martin’s girls swimming team won the state title a few years before, the 1980 championship held particular significance. The opening of the Thanksgiving Pool allowed St. Martin’s to host — and win — the state championship in their home pool.

Library Opens New library opens and is named the Martin Family Library in honor of Ken G. Martin and his family, whose gift made the project possible.

Curriculum Expanded In his first year as headmaster, Witman identifies curriculum goals that resulted in the addition of Latin classes, Honors and Advanced Placement courses, concurrent enrollment at Tulane University for seniors, and Computer Science classes for the entire school.

First Senior Leadership Day

Our Fourth Head of School John Comfort departs and Harold F. Witman takes the reins as the school’s fourth headmaster.

1992

Student Center The Stuart Kemp Peyton Student Center is built in memory of Stuart Peyton of the Class of 1993. The building was dedicated in January 1993. Located between two corridors of the Upper School, the 2,000 sq. ft. student center provides a comfortable place for students to relax, study, and socialize.

1994 Our Sixth Head of School

Leo P. Dressel is hired as St. Martin’s sixth head of school.

On the Books

In anticipation of the school’s 50th anniversary, the Rev. Hugh Crockett McKee, Jr., a founding member of the Board of Trustees and Rector Emeritus of St. Martin’s Episcopal Church, compiles a history book detailing the school’s first 50 years.

2001

St. Martin’s begins a new tradition, thanks to the inspired vision of English teacher Julie Wells: a program where seniors take over many of the adult positions in the school for a day.

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Computers are introduced on campus.

Athletic Field Dedicated The Athletic Field os dedicated and named the Tony Porter Athletic Field.

Our Fifth Head of School Donald Schwartz takes over as headmaster. Schwartz served as headmaster from 1986-1994.

1984

Spearheaded by senior class president Lester Coe, and conceptualized by Fr. Ralph Byrd, the Senior Chapel serves as the senior class’ homage to the school.

Full-scale computer program established at StM as an integral part of the learning process.

Van Slates Honored Formal resolution from the Board of Trustees officially names the Van Slate House in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Van Slate. The two were present at the dedication ceremony in their honor.

Education Honor Council for Private American Education names St. Martin’s Lower School one of the top 60 private elementary schools in the nation. Lower School principal Margaret Conaster presented with the honor at the White House by President Ronald Reagan and Secretary of Education Dr. William Bennett.

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Saints Hall and Solomon Theater open.

The first production to take place in the brand-new theater is Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Oklahoma!

Senior Chapel Introduced

Technology Program Established

’90

Campus Improvements Continue

A Saintly Award First Martin de Tours Award to Robert L. Livingston, Jr. ’60.

See page 29 for the 2016 recipient and a history of the award.

Gym Dedicated

In 1997 Doug Johnson ’60 and his family established the Belle Johnson Scholars to honor his mother for her generous service to the school and for making a St. Martin’s education available to him and to his sister Glenn Brady ’65.

Lower School Expands In September 1999, construction starts on new 4th and 5th grade building.

Gibbs Hall opens to students in March 2000.

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Gymnasium dedicated and renamed Adkerson Gymnasium.

’04 2005-2006

Computer Revolution

1995

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George Cottage

Inaugural Dorothy Porter Service Award given to Dorothy Dorsa Porter. The award recognizes a member of the StM community for exemplary service to the school and representation of the motto, philosophy, and mission of St. Martin’s.

Dorothy Dorsa Porter taught at St. Martin’s from 1950 - 1983. She primarily taught social studies and served as chair of the department. She was beloved by students for her fairness and dedication to St. Martin’s.

After retirement she continued to serve the school as a member of the Board of Visitors.

The George Cottage, for children ages 2-3, opens and is dedicated on August 22, 2004.

The program was named after Kim and Eric George, who provided funds for the original facility.

Merrick Visual Arts Building At the same ceremony, The Merrick Visual Arts Building is also dedicated by The Rt. Rev. Charles Jenkins, Bishop of Louisiana.

Our Seventh Head of School Dr. Christian Proctor is named Head of School beginning in the 2005-2006 school year.

The Storm That Changed New Orleans Hurricane Katrina makes landfall in Plaquemines Parish on August 29. Initial reports state St. Martin’s campus was spared from serious damage and flooding.

The school later confirms the majority of impact was tree damage and debris clean up.

Recovery and Re-opening St. Martin’s reopens in October with 255 re-enrolled students.

The school steps up to serve the community and allows Jesuit High School, still reeling from hurricane damage, to operate its classes on an evening schedule on the StM campus.

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ADMISSION

2006 | Athletic Recognition Alumni Athletic Hall of Fame established. The Hall of Fame recognizes individuals and teams who distinguished themselves in interscholastic athletics as players, coaches, athletic trainers, or administrators while at St. Martin’s. The founding inductees of the Alumni Athletic Hall of Fame were the members of the 1951 Metro Championship Football Team.

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2007-2008 Our Eighth Head of School Dr. Jeffrey Beedy is named as the school’s eighth permanent head of school.

Track Dedicated Latter & Blum Track at Tony Porter Athletic Field is dedicated in April.

2011

Our Ninth Head of School

Merry Sorrells becomes the school’s ninth permanent Head of School, and the first female head in the school’s history.

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2013

A New Idea

The Idea Lab opens, marking the launch of St. Martin’s Innovation + Design Program. The program is designed to equip students with the skills and mindsets necessary to succeed in college and in life, such as problemsolving, adaptability, empathy, and collaboration. Students solve real-world problems through design projects integrated into their classes.

At the beginning of the new school year, and

Chapel Renovated

with a brand new team assembled, the Admission Office

The Dan and Frances White Chapel was renovated and re-dedicated. The altar and pews were added.

set out to redesign our Open House format and recruitment

process. The result was a totally revised Open House

that was intentional, specific, and purposeful. Our goal

2014-2015

was to ensure prospective students and parents came away

George Cottage Expands

people from throughout greater New Orleans area attended

feeling St. Martin’s is the place for them. More than 200

this year’s all-school Open House, making it one of the

One-year-old class is added to George Cottage.

single largest Open Houses in recent years — certainly

International Perspectives In January 2015, St. Martin’s establishes the International Program. Upon traveling to China to sign the official document confirming St. Martin’s and Yanzhou High School as partner schools, Head of School Merry Sorrells said, “This trip has reinforced for us the importance of exposing each of our students to a global education.”

Memorial Garden Dedicated In May, students, faculty, and friends gather for a special dedication of the Julie Dieth Memorial Bell Garden in the Lower School. Named in honor of beloved teacher Julie Dieth, the garden serves as a reminder of her spirit, caring, and kindness.

2015-2016

2016-2017

Cottage Babies

Looking Back

First infant class enters George Cottage. The program now serves children from ages 8 weeks to 3 years.

Cottage Expands… Again

a good sign for St. Martin’s.

As St. Martin’s celebrates its 70th anniversary, the

St. Martin’s Admission Office is looking ahead to what

OPEN HOUSES FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 2017 8:30 - 10:00 A.M. GEORGE COTTAGE, PREKINDERGARTEN, AND KINDERGARTEN

THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 2017 5:O0 - 7:00 P.M. ALL SCHOOL

St. Martin’s looks back at 70 years with a year-long celebration of the milestone anniversary.

Ribbon-cutting ceremony is held for the expansion of the George Cottage. Additional classrooms and multipurpose spaces increase the program’s capacity by 38 percent.

Gibbs CID Construction Complete Construction is complete on the Gibbs Family Center for Innovation + Design, the most comprehensive space of its kind in the region. While it will not officially be open until the January 2017 ribbon cutting, the building includes a production studio, build and wood shops, a digital lab, and other resources. The cutting-edge capabilities of the spaces are reminiscent of the spirit in which Fr. Pons taught his students nearly 70 years prior.

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YO U R S E L F

the next 70 years will hold. As a school that prepares

students for college and life, we are looking for students

who will have the character to lead in the future — students who think critically, who are open to

collaboration, and who love to be challenged.

St. Martin’s is always looking for students who embody

the mindsets and ideals needed to be future leaders and

designers, whether it’s in the classroom, on stage, or on the

athletic field. If you know of students or families who might be interested in St. Martin’s, please let us know so that we

can explore that possibility with them.

For more information about admissions to St. Martin’s:

Sincerely,

Email: admission@stmsaints.com Call: 504.736.9917

Will Fletcher Director of Admission

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DEVELOPMENT

St. Martin’s Benefactors

DEVELOPMENT

FOUNDER’S CLUB

Thanked for Helping the School Thrive for 70 Years

Head of School’s Circle $15,000+

At the annual Founders’ Club Reception, St. Martin’s

Scholar’s Circle $5,000 -$9,999

Episcopal School offered its profound thanks to approximately 100 donors who attended the recognition event in the Gibbs Family Center for Innovation + Design on October 29.

Parents, alumni, and friends enjoyed delicious food from Flavor Box Catering, owned by alum Brett Sutton ’97; music by the band Refried Confuzion; and a sneak peek at The Gibbs Family Center for Innovation + Design.

Early in the evening, Head of School Merry Sorrells and Past Chair of the Board of Trustees Michael Nicoladis ’78 each addressed the crowd, offering their heartfelt thanks to the benefactors who filled the Gibbs CID. Director of St. Martin’s Innovation + Design Program Garrett Mason also spoke to benefactors, detailing the features of the new building and inviting guests to tour the new space.

Saint’s Circle $10,000 - $14,999

Fellow’s Circle $3,000 - $4,999 Founder’s Circle $1,500 - $2,999

Members of the Legacy Societies of St. Martin’s Mrs. Margaret Stainbach Adams ’75 Mrs. Carol Appel Senator Conrad Appel Mr. Brian Bossier ’78 Mr. John D. and Mrs. Karon Brenes Broadbent ’61 Mrs. Margaret Dannenberg Bossier ’78 Mr. Alan Brackett Mrs. Linda Eckles Brackett Rev. Daryl Canfill* Mrs. Lynn Coatney Mr. Michael Coatney Mrs. Ethel G. Coupland* Mr. Sean Daly Mr. John DeMartini ’80 Mrs. Sandra DeMartini Mr. F. Otway Denny Mrs. Beth Hughes DePass ’79 The Rev. Fred Devall IV ’87 Mr. Michael A. Flick Mr. Lawrence Gibbs Mrs. Marian Gibbs Mr. John Girault ’55 Mrs. Murrell Girault Dr. Tejas Godiwala Mr. John Graham Mr. Peter Hagan* Ms. Jan M. Hayden Mr. Tom Huber* Mr. Tim Hurley Mr. Hans A.B. Jonassen ’58 Mr. John P. Labouisse ’60* Mrs. Meredith Labouisse* Mr. Dan LeGardeur ’69 Mr. Jon King Mayer* Mrs. Mary Anne O’Neil* Mrs. Anthony Porter* Mrs. Mary Sue Roniger ’60 Mrs. Charlotte Smith* Mr. Gary N. Solomon, Sr. Mr. Doyle Spell ’52 Mrs. Billie Poag Walters ’63* Mr. Parker Waters

Endowment and Special Funds St. Martin’s Family Endowment

Over the years, St. Martin’s has received gifts from donors to the school’s endowment for specific purposes such as scholarships, faculty professional development, student aid, Episcopal identity, academics, and more.

The St. Martin’s Family Endowment includes the restricted and unrestricted funds outlined below. The school’s goal is to continue to increase the size of the endowment through additional scholarship funds, special purpose funds, and planned gifts. Please contact the Development Office at (504) 736-9960 for more information.

Scholarship Funds Alumni Financial Aid Fund Barbara H. Ryan Fund Billie Walters Memorial Fund Dorothy Dorsa Porter Scholarship Fund Faculty Recognition Scholarship Funds The Lewis Lagniappe Fund for Students Gustaf Westfeldt, Jr. Award Rigdon Family Scholarship Fund Ruth U. Fertel Foundation Scholarship Fund Tad Huber Memorial Scholarship Fund W. Brooks Emory Scholarship Fund

Unrestricted Funds Family Endowment Green Acres Fund Tony Porter Memorial Fund

Award Funds Audrey B. Michaud Scholarship Fund * Belle Johnson Scholars Foundation * Godiwala Fellowship for Innovation in Education Haring Road Fund Mildred Ellis Herron Fund Moseley Fund Reisch Teacher Fund *Are not housed within the St. Martin’s Family Endowment.

Educational Purpose Funds Christian Life Fund

Plant Funds Haring Road Fund

St. Martin’s Board of Trustees Faculty Recognition Scholarship Fund

This scholarship was established in May 2007 by St. Martin’s Board of Trustees as special recognition for the long service of certain retiring faculty members. Proceeds from the fund are awarded to students based on academic merit and financial need.

The 2016 honorees are: Margaret Budde, Ginny Hoffmann, and Winnie Wendel.

Additional honorees are Dianne Greer, Stephenie Pittman, Pedro Perez, Gloria Siegel, Susan Godchaux, Betsy Kaston ’72, Sue Shaw, Carolyn Busenlener, Linda Trevino, Linda Trotter, Jim Marsalis ’62, Rex Mooney, Chick McGeehan, Doris Baron, Eileen Beckman, Jane Guillory, Cheryl Resignola, Jane Caine, Julie Dieth, Tina Hintz, Susan Pansano ’66, Janis McCormick, Vicki Johnson, and Michelle Snow.

Dr. Susan Wilkie *deceased

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DEVELOPMENT

70 Years of

Doing Great Things

DEVELOPMENT

Thanks for Giving St. Martin’s proudly recognizes and thanks the Classes of 2028 and 2029 for being the first two classes to reach 100% Annual Fund family participation!

Seventy years: what a milestone! It is truly incredible to think of how

far our school has come since its founding on Metairie Road in 1947. I have thoroughly enjoyed looking back at our school’s rich history during this anniversary year, learning more about the people who helped to make St. Martin’s the great school it is today.

The folks in our department give a lot of campus tours, and one thing that never goes unnoticed is the profound impact of philanthropy on our students and school. It is striking to me that, when I stand outside my office, within my view are the Solomon Theater, Dan & Frances White Chapel, Coatney Leadership Center, Merrick Fine Arts Building, George Cottage, Flick Family Amphitheatre, and our most recent addition, The Gibbs Family Center for Innovation + Design. Of course, there are so many more spaces I could name, but the point is clear. The impact from gifts to StM is great, and our students are benefitting immensely from them.

CLASS OF 2028

As a child, I watched my parents drop an envelope in the plate at church every week during the collection. I saw them spend weekends volunteering to work shifts at fairs, and nights coaching sports they themselves had never played. Giving back is something many of us were raised to do. While large gifts enable us to provide the scope of offerings and opportunities we offer at StM, ultimately it’s the collective gifts from the StM community that are so incredibly powerful and that will help us to carry on the mission of faith, scholarship, and service for the next 70 years.

Annual fund gifts have helped us to do great things for the students at St. Martin’s. Support from alums, parents, parents of alums, grandparents, and friends empowers StM to remain strong and on the cutting edge of education. Every year, gifts to the annual fund:

• Help us carry on the tradition of faith, scholarship, and service;

• Enhance the quality of our students’ experience;

• Give incredible students the opportunity to attend StM;

• Provide the technology and resources to offer a world-class education.

As we continue our year-long celebration of 70 years of faith, scholarship, and service, we ask you to reflect on what St. Martin’s has meant to you and your family, and make your commitment to the annual fund today. Your gift, whatever the size, is appreciated and will help us do even more great things.

With gratitude to all those who have given so generously over the past 70 years,

Lisa Davis

CLASS OF 2029 St. Martin’s proudly recognizes and thanks

the Class of 2028 for being the first class to reach 100% Annual Fund participation! This is the fourth consecutive year that the first grade has won this honor. Look for their class photo to appear on the Airline Drive billboard in the coming months!

Congratulations and special thanks to the Class of 2029 who came in a close second and also reached 100% Annual Fund participation!

Thank you for your support!

A very special thank you to this year’s Annual Fund Class Agents. Your dedication and commitment to StM is appreciated!

Parents, the fun is not over yet! We will make class banners and have a pancake and pajama party for all Cottage and Lower School grades that reach 100% participation; Middle and Upper School grades will receive an outdoor movie night. School-wide, we have reached 47% parent participation; please get your pledges and gifts in now.

CLASS AGENTS Claudia Andrews Lester Coe Valerie Corcoran Lee Gary Dawn LaForge Chris Leopold Joanne Mantis Ana Ortega Eve Peyton Penny Salvaggio Mei Smith Betsey Todd

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ALUMNI EVENTS

Brown Bag Lunch to celebrate alumni who are continuing their StM legacy by sending their own children to St. Martin’s. The weather was perfect as alumni gathered at the Van Slate House to enjoy a meal with each other and with the students. Some parents even enjoyed playing chase or tetherball with their young Saints. Two classes were especially well represented: 28 StM students are children of alumni from the Classes of 1987 and 1991.

On September 28, the Alumni Association held its annual

SAVE THE DATE

Alumni Brown Bag Lunch

Martin de Tours Award St. Martin’s presented the annual Martin de Tours Award to John M. Eastman ’64 on November 18, 2016. He was honored

at a ceremony during an Upper School assembly in the Solomon Theater as well as at a private reception the evening before.

SATURDAY, APRIL 1 6:30 P.M. St. Martin’s Episcopal School campus Drinks, Dinner, Dancing and More For more information visit stmsaints.com/gala

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Head of School Merry Sorrells commented, “John is an exemplary leader not only in the St. Martin’s community, but also in the greater New Orleans area. I know John values the education he received from St. Martin’s, and I admire how he feels called to give back to his alma mater and the community.”

After graduating from St. Martin’s, Eastman earned a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from Louisiana State University. He served in the United States Army for one year before transitioning to the reserves, where he served for five years.

Eastman is co-owner, with brother Perry ’62, of Auto-Chlor Services in Jefferson.

Auto-Chlor provides products, equipment, and service for the warewashing, laundry, housekeeping, and floor care markets.

Having served in numerous leadership roles in the community, Eastman is currently on the boards of the New Orleans Police and Justice Foundation and the Louisiana Restaurant Association (LRA) Greater New Orleans Chapter.

Passionate about education, Eastman currently serves on the board of the Head of School Merry Sorrells awards Martin de Tours Award winner John M. Eastman ’64.

Education Foundation of the National Restaurant Association. Eastman AutoChlor scholarships have been established at Louisiana Tech University, Nicholls State University, and Oklahoma State University. Eastman was presented with the Oklahoma State University Hospitality, Restaurant & Tourism Recognition Award in appreciation of his dedication to the program.

Eastman and his wife, Kathy Bannon Eastman, are active members of Trinity Episcopal Church, where he has been involved in a variety of church outreach programs and services. He has also served as a chalice bearer and Eucharistic visitor, and on the Vestry and several committees.

2015 Martin de Tours Award recipient William E. Wright Jr. ’67 commented, “I had the pleasure of serving on the Vestry of Trinity Church with John.

He was indefatigable in his support of the ministries of the Church and was an inspiration to all of us!”

Named for the patron saint of the school, the Martin de Tours Award is St. Martin’s highest alumni honor. The award is given annually to an alum who is an outstanding citizen, consistently serving the community and demonstrating a commitment to the highest standards in his/her chosen field of endeavor.

Martin de Tours exemplified the aspect of service that is valued so highly at St. Martin’s Episcopal School.

The Martin de Tours Award is given annually to an exemplary alumnus who has consistently served the community and has demonstrated a commitment to St. Martin’s motto: Faith, Scholarship, Service.

Past Martin de Tours Award recipients include: Robert L. Livingston, Jr. ’60, Sue Ruppel Laudeman ’55, Hans A.B. Jonassen ’58, Julie Hogue McCollam ’52, Gwynne Bowman ’59, W. Brooks Emory ’60, James O. Gundlach ’64, Robert W. Merrick ’62, S. Ford Rowan, Jr. ’61, Patty Habeeb Muehlemann ’65, Carlos Zervigon ’57, John M. Girault, Sr. ’55, Robert J. "Bobby" Whann III ’57, Antonio Cabrales ’54, John Gage ’59, Peggy Higgins Sewell ’68, Betsy Threefoot Kaston ’72, Walter E. Blessey, Jr. ’62, Donald K. Marshall ’68, Cynthia Phillips Schmidt ’74, and William E. Wright Jr. ’67.

Mail cards or update letters to: St. Martin’s Episcopal School Attention: Alumni Office 225 Green Acres Road Metairie, LA 70003

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ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT

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The Class of 1951 A spotlight on our very first alumni, St. Martin’s Class of 1951.

“It is our hope in years to come, that from this small beginning a larger and more complete record of St. Martin’s may grow. If this hope becomes a reality, our efforts, this first year will not have been in vain.”

– EUGENIE STOLL, Editor of the first St. Martin’s yearbook

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1.Constance Edna Brown “Connie” *

3. Ila Frances Chambers “Ollie” *

5. Harris Charles Falgout “Buddy”

“’God bless the man who first invented sleep! So Sancho Panza said, and so said I.” - Sax

“Take her up tenderly, Lift her with care; Fashion’d so slenderly, Young and so fair!”

- Hood Born, September, 11, 1933, Camden NJ… Entered September ’50… A sentinel in Delta Beta Sigma Sorority… intends to further studies at LSU… hopes to be a buyer… loves horseback riding, music and men

“Give a man a girl so he can love, As I, O my love, love thee, and his heart is great with the pulse of fate, at home, on land, on sea.”

- Whittier

Born, August 22, 1933, New Orleans, LA…. Entered, September ’50… president of the Junior Classical League… A member of Beta Alpha Gamma Sorority… intends to further studies at Newcomb…Ambition; marriage…loves to talk on the phone…

2. John Randolph Butts “Randy" * “But in the way of bargains, mark ye me, I’ll quibble on the ninth part of a hair.”

- Shakespeare Born, December 21, 1932, Vicksburg, Miss… Entered September ’50… Treasurer of the senior class… a member of Theta Kappa Omega Fraternity… intends to further studies at Tulane… Hopes to enter business… football, squad 4, team 4…. Loves to eat

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4. William Temple Doswell III “Bill” “Lives of great men all remind us we can make our lives sublime, and departing, leave behind us footprints on the sands of time.”

- Longfellow Born, February 14, 1933, New Orleans, LA… Entered, September ’50… President of the Student Government…

President of Alpha Kappa Omega Fraternity…

Intends to enter Tulane..

Ambition; medication…

Football; squad 4, team 4; basketball, squad 4, team 4… Awards: Most Valuable back; Ideal Boy of St. Martin’s; most loyal and devoted to St. Martin’s…

Loves to raise hamsters and cook

Born, June 5, 1933, Golden Meadow, LA…Entered September ’50… President of the Senior Class, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court… A member of Theta Kappa Omega Fraternity…

Plans to attend S.L.I… Intends to enter business…

Football: squad 4, team 4; Basketball: squad 4, team 4…. Award: Most valuable player in football… loves to eat…

6. Leonard Gurvich “Lenny” * “God rest you, happy gentlemen, who laid your good lives down, who took the khaki and the gun instead of cap and gown.”

- Letts Born, May 10, 1932, New Orleans, LA…Entered, September ’50… a member of the senate… Football, squad 4, team 4; Basketball: squad 4, team 4… Loves French fried potatoes

7 8 7. William Yarborough Harper “Bullet” * “Silence is Golden” - Carlyle Born, February 9, 1932, New Orleans, LA… Entered, September ’50… Vice President of the senior class... a member of the House of Representatives… plans to attend LSU… ambition: to graduate from LSU… A member of Alpha Kappa Omega Fraternity…

Basketball: squad 4, team, 4… Loves to loaf 8. Rita Joneschild “There’ll be a hot time in the old town tonight!”

- Hayden Born, March 10, 1933, Park Angeles, Washington…

Entered, September ’50…A member of the Supreme Court… Vice president of Delta Beta Sigma Sorority… intends to further studies at LSU… hopes to be an airline hostess… love to bake in the sun and swim

The text in this spotlight is taken verbatim from "The Saint," the first edition of what would become the annual yearbook.

Though the yearbook did not formally become "The Shield" until 1954, the first graduating class established several standards for the publication we see today. Students still select quotes and include accomplishments. And though the content has evolved into messages and memories, seniors still include what has become known as ‘dot dots’; the long strung-together format of items separated by ellipses.

The first yearbook also includes a dedication which we still have today. Ads are still included in the back of the book though they are no longer from local businesses but from families.

9 10 9. Jennie Elizabeth Modenger “Liz” “She looketh as if butter would melt in her mount” - Heywood Born, October 31, 1933, New Orleans, LA… Entered, September ’50… A member of the senate…Intends to further studies at Newcomb… Ambition: Medical Technician… Loves to loaf 10. Charlene Evon Murray “Charney” * “To look up and not down, to look forward and not back, to look out and not in, and to lend a hand.”

- Hale Born, March 17, 1933, Grand Rapids, Mich…

Entered, September ’50…

Secretary of the Senior Class, member of the Supreme Court… a member of Delta Beta Sigma Sorority… plans to attend LSU… ambition: airline hostess…

Loves to play

11 12 11. Elizabeth Louise Robinson “That best portion of a good man’s life, his little, nameless unremembered acts of kindness and of love” - Wordsworth Born, September 28, 1933, New Orleans, LA… Entered, September ’50… Intends to further studies at Newcomb… Ambitions: Medical School…loves to sleep 12. Doyle Paul Spell “Bubba” “Men are wiser than they know.”

- Emerson Born, August 30, 1933, Golden Meadow, LA…Entered, September ’50… A member of Theta Kappa Omega Fraternity… plans to attend Hinds County Junior College… Ambition: cattle raising… Football: Squad 4, team 4; Basketball: Squat 4, team 4…Awarded most valuable lineman, football… favorite pastime: sleeping

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13. Eugenie Phyllis Stoll “Butch” *

15. Victor Pitre Vegas “Vic”

“I am only one, but still I am one. I cannot do everything, and because I cannot do everything I will not refuse to do something that I can do.”

- Hale

“A woman is a dish for the Gods.”

– Shakespeare

Born, February 6, 1933, New Orleans, LA… Entered, September ’50… Editor of the newspaper and of the Year Book; cheerleader… historian of Beta Alph Gamma Sorority… Plans to attend Art School…

Ambition: to become a commercial artist…Awards: Most loyal and devoted girl of St. Martin’s…

Loves to work 14. Joy Lee Theriot “Joy” * “ I shall laugh myself to death.”

- Shakespeare Born, November 29, 1933, New Orleans, LA… Entered, September ’50… Plans to attend Newcomb… Ambition: to get married… Loves to giggle

Born, October, 12, 1933, New Orleans LA… Entered, September ’50… Plans to attend S.L.I…Ambition: to raise cattle…Football: squad 4, team 4… Loves to chase cattle 16. Mary Sue Wood “La-de-dah” * “A manly form at her side she saw, and joy was duty and love was law.”

- Whittier Born, February 28, 1933, New Orleans, LA… Entered, September ’50… A member of the Senate, Coeditor of the gossip column, Cheerleader… A member of Delta Omega Phi Sorority... Intends to further studies at Newcomb *deceased

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ALUMNI NEWS SCATTERED FACULTY

ALUMNI NEWS

Remembering

WANT TO BE AN AGENT? The classes of ’52, ’56, ’59, ’67, ’69, and ’70 need agents.

Contact Aimee Hyatt ’02 at 504.736.9986 or alumni@stmsaints.com if you are interested.

As we look back on St. Martin’s 70 years of faith, scholarship, and service, we naturally are reminded of those faculty members who had an impact on the school and the students. For this issue’s edition of Scattered Faculty, we remember teachers who are no longer with us by sharing quotes from their former students and friends. If you have a story about any St. Martin’s teacher, email us at alumni@stmsaints.com. We would love to add it to our archives.

For class agents’ contact information call the alumni office at 504.736.9986 or email alumni@stmsaints.com.

“Beyond his duties as science teacher and department chair, Harold Graf was the jack of all trades who was willing to do whatever was needed—take tickets at sporting events, advise the Student Council, chaperone dances, deliver gentle or stern advice depending on the situation, even drive the ‘late bus’ when necessary. In retirement, he remained an integral part of the alumni office, keeping close tabs on alums’ joys and sorrows with genuine interest, truly embodying the essence of the St. Martin’s family spirit.”

—Melissa Preet Cook ’73 on Harold Graf 1 ––––––––––––––––––––

1951 William T. Doswell

1984 Peyton Pettit Greene

1953 Kathleen Wolfe Kemp

1985 Jim Rogers

1954 Lucile Smart Hawkins

1986 Dominique Brown Giordano

1955 John Girault

1987 Rachal Gately Moriarty Lacy Williams Rabe

2004 Markham Bradburn Melanie Matthews Christine Stanley

1960 Mary Sue Nelson Roniger

1988 Lynne Churchill Renshaw Charles Schaefer

2005 Anna-Marie Coons Rebekah Smith

1961 Mo Emory

1989 Ruth Mora Avila

1962 Ray Fontenot Martha Nelson Frost

1990 Kelly Petro Bridgforth

2006 James Pfeiffer Kelsey Vogt Napier

1957 Robert Wehrmann 1958 Natalie James

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“Dorothy Porter was indeed a superior teacher. I knew this from when I was a student.

Years later as I taught with her at StM, I remember always her compassion for her students, her joy in seeing them grow as people.”

—Mary Sue Nelson ’60 on Dorothy Dorsa Porter 2

1963 Ann Cunningham

1991 Mary Lee Wayman Saucier Roby Arensman

1964 Bill McHugh

1992 Jennifer Adams

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1965 Sonny Weigand

“Tony Porter was my role model, as my dad died when I was 11. The ‘Chief,’ as we all called him, influenced generations of young men by his integrity and—in spite of a gruff exterior —his genuine affection for us. He taught us that clean play and hard work would make us winners, in sports and in life, no matter what the score was. I loved him. I was not alone!”

—John Girault ’55 on Tony Porter 2

1966 Tommy Merrick

1993 Katie Faught Steve Griffith Nikki Corcoran Jordan

–––––––––––––––––––– “Julie Dieth was the most generous colleague, mentor, and friend to me and everyone around her. Though extremely knowledgeable about reading, math, and early childhood, her first priority was always the wellbeing of the child and his or her family. I admired how much respect she had for each child, their individual learning style, their emotional maturity level, and I love how every child in her class found some level of success. Julie wasn’t a perfectionist, but she was PERFECT in every way that mattered! She was the foundation of all of our learning.”

—Alma Roohi ’83 on Julie Dieth 3 “Ms. Janet was one of the most wonderful people I have ever met. She always had the biggest smile and the most charming laugh! She will always have a special place in my heart and I know most definitely in all of the families that have come and gone from St. Martin’s.”

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1972 Elizabeth Pedrick Sartain

1995 Bill Schroeder Cindy Perret

2010 Spencer Schlesinger Conway Solomon

1973 Adolphus & Melanie Fanning Dunn

1996 Stacy Weber Houston Carole Miranne Osborne

2011 Ben Amoss Katherine Honeywell

1974 Walter F. Becker, Jr.

1997 Steven Sherman Stephen Faust

2012 Caroline Bossier Will Farber Mallory Young

1976 Wally Porter 1977 Rob Ayerst 1978 Evelyn Fried Lazear 1979 Carolyn Ashby Allen 1980 Tara Schultz Carvin Jack Gordon Eric L. Holtzman Amy Sandridge

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1981 Karen O’Meallie Gundlach 1982 Patti Micklin 1983 John Burlingame

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2008 Shayan Ahmed Alex Humphries

1994 Jason Griffith

1971 Louise Harris Saik

1975 Martha A. Jones

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2007 Kate Hoolahan Sarah Beth Pansano Lauren Waters

2009 Maryclaire Manard Taylor Michals Aaron Nussdorf

1968 Ed King

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2003 Sadiha Ahmed John Baker Dimitri Loupakos Jonathan Lu

1998 Nihal Tijas Godiwala Andrea Roohi Bonnette 1999 Malain McCormick Brittany Olson Rosenbloom Jessica Resignola Skelly

2013 James Conastser Alex de Gravelle Joanna Smilari

2000 Ondina Canales Zachary Wool

2014 Jefferson Honeywell Stephanie Bossier Tia Schlesinger Ali Lange

2001 Jessica Boe Duhe Lauren Malone Keller Ashley Mohrmann

2015 Rebecca Buhrer Amanda Rouquette Breuna Westry

2002 Lindsey Greer David Coons

2016 Ashton Harris Ashley Bossier

Scattered Saints 1951 REUNION YEAR

1956 REUNION YEAR

1957 The class of ’57 will gather in New Orleans the weekend of May 5, 2017 for its 60th reunion!

1960 Murray and Martha Frost’s youngest daughter, Mathilde, had her third son September 30, 2016.

Karen and Nep Smith’s son, Dean, has a new son, and Karen enjoyed spending Labor Day in Dallas with Dean and his family. She also very much appreciated the many notes and emails from classmates who loved Nep. There were many lifelong friendships amongst classmates who had been friends since early childhood. Karen planned to join the Bolles, the Hans Jonassens, and others for their November Tennis Weekend as well.

Nan and Hackett Cummins continue to spend half of each year in North Carolina and half in Pass Christian, Mississippi. They returned to the Gulf Coast in time to watch their grandson play football. He is a starter at Newman. Also, their granddaughter has started her freshman year at Boston U., in bioengineering. The Cumminses visited the other grandkids this summer, in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Also, they happily report a visit this summer from Kay and John Woolfolk.

John Oudt wrote that he came to N.O. for Doug Howard’s daughter’s wedding, which held in the French Quarter, with a second line to Brennan’s for the reception! And Doug’s son was married in Jackson, Mississippi in May, the day after graduating from law school.

Judi Harlow says they had almost no damage when Hurricane Matthew visited Sun City on Hilton Head Island, and they have loved the community there. She is still playing USTA Tennis and singing in an 85-member choir. She also volunteers at the local Boys and Girls Club. Their son, Michael Zimmer, was the team leader of the U.S. Olympic Rowing team in Rio, and his women’s 8 won a gold.

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Nancy Jenkins Kinser Sorrells, and were treated reports they cruised from to her description of the Portsmouth, New Hampshire development of the Innovation to Nantucket and points south, + Design curriculum and other but they are spoiled by the programs at the school. The less crowded waters in Maine. class greatly appreciated her Their younger daughter in presence at the lunch. is Portland, Oregon in the Later in October, a number of P.A. program there, and their the class equally enjoyed an older daughter works in I.T. in evening getting together at the Minneapolis. Their grandson New Orleans home of Willy Ryan has matriculated as a Monaghan, which he designed. freshman at Iowa State this fall.

And they’ll spend the winter at In other news, this summer Gretchen Wiegand Amelia Island.

Bosworth welcomed two Patti Donnally Leathers new granddaughters, one to (Brunk) has had a challenging each son. Her son Graham fall, with husband John in the is serving as an ad hoc judge hospital for several weeks with in Criminal Court in the MRSA (an infection that is city until the end of the difficult to treat), but they have year. Gretchen spent the made progress. They had to rest of the summer in the cancel several trips, but hope Catskills, visiting her other to travel again by next summer. grandchildren. She was joined

by Anita Zervigon Hakes, who flew up to drive back to 1961 New Orleans with Gretchen.

Anita also traveled to France REUNION YEAR with one of her children this summer. Porter and Hank 1962 Corder spent three weeks in Members of the class were able Scotland recently on a golfing vacation with friends. Mike to get together for two events and Joey Caruso drove to the this fall. A number attended Grand Canyon, and Bryce the Alumni Athletic Hall of and Zion National Parks, in Fame induction ceremony for September.

Claudia and Ray John Lehman, after which Fontenot just returned from classmates enjoyed lunch as Fort Collins, Colorado, where a group. They were joined they spend about half of the

by Head of School Merry year. Gina Bohn Puls and her

Michael Nicoladis ’78 with son Conner ’23 at the 2016 Alumni Brown Bag Lunch

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Brett Simpson, Mike Odom and Ray Orill at the 2016 Alumni Hall of Fame Induction.

All are from the Class of 1992.

husband Bill traveled to Alaska where they visited her sister in Anchorage and then cruised from Seward to Vancouver.

1965

1968

1977

Karl Alexander and wife Shelly are the owners of Camp Highlander in North Carolina. They were excited to have current StM students as campers this summer.

The class of 1977 will celebrate its 40th reunion next year and is looking for a few more volunteers to help coordinate events. Anyone interested should contact class agent Rob Ayerst.

Vince Massimini and his wife Pat welcomed their ninth grandchild (second 1971 granddaughter) to Slidell— Grace Elizabeth Massimini— REUNION YEAR born August 24. Vince and Pat live and work near Washington, D.C. where Vince is also a 1972 docent at the two Air and In September Harry Space Museums in D.C. Mayronne held a show of his collections of marionettes 1966 titled “Figures: People Who Amuse, Provoke and Inspire” REUNION YEAR at Creason’s Fine Art Gallery Frances Duffy Coggin and in New Orleans. her new husband, Tuvia Cooper, are living near 1975 Tiberias, Israel after moving from Haifa. The couple is Barry Sims’ daughter Abbey enjoying the pastoral life graduated from St. Martin’s found near the mountains that on May 27, in McAlister surround the Sea of Galilee.

Auditorium. She was Valedictorian. She also was MVP of the basketball and 1967 swimming teams, earning three Bill Wright was included in varsity letters last year and The Best Lawyers in America© winning the Female Athlete of 2017. He is a partner at the Year award. She was voted Deutsch Kerrigan. He was by her class as most likely to also named Best Lawyers® succeed. She matriculated at 2017 Legal Malpractice Law the University of Alabama in – Defense “Lawyer of the Year” the fall. Roll Tide!!! And this is in New Orleans. from a diehard LSU fan!

The Trufants, owners of B&B Pet Stop which won Best Small Business in Mobile, Alabama

Parke Ellis was awarded the Lou Daniel Award for Outstanding Service by the Independent Insurance Agents and Brokers of Louisiana.

This will mark his 35th year with the agency Gillis, Ellis & Baker.

In September Gillis, Ellis & Baker, Inc. made the New Orleans CityBusiness list of 2016 Best Places to Work.

Both Chairman Parke Ellis and President Anderson Baker are members of the Class of 1977. It was also recently honored as a National Best Practice Agency. Among its agents is fellow alum Alec Fritchie ’04.

Serving on the StM student council for four years was probably good preparation for Mary Beth Pendley Ray as she was recently elected as an Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner in Washington, D.C. As Commissioner, she started a vision committee that has now incorporated and become a nonprofit whose board she chairs. Van Ness

Main Street is dedicated to making its neighborhood more beautiful, more environmentally sustainable, and more economically vibrant.

Meanwhile, she is reviving her local roots; son Alex is a freshman at Loyola. She and her husband have bought a place in the French Quarter.

Patti McFarland Martin is now living in Kittery, Maine, and still selling homes in Massachusetts and New Hampshire with Keller Williams Realty Success in Andover. She is engaged to Jeff Thomas, owner of New England Building to Finish Systems, specializing in custom homes, additions, and specialty flooring. Her son, Jake, lives in Atlanta and is working for Sage Software. He is engaged to Lisa Staaf Wadin, from Sweden. Their wedding will be in Atlanta next June.

Tara, Patti’s daughter, lives in Malden, Massachusetts. She received her master’s degree in Interior Architecture from Suffolk University in Boston last spring. Tara works for Cube 3, a large architectural firm, as a project coordinator.

1978 In September, Christian Brown was honored by the Young Leadership Council as a 2016 Role Model for

Members of the Class of 1987 at the Alumni Brown Bag Lunch: Kim Conway Crawford, Kathleen Lawler, Michelle Karno Varon, and Melanie Branton Manzella

his civic and philanthropic contributions to the greater New Orleans community.

In late October Lucy Dinner was a guest speaker at the Religious Emphasis Luncheon at the 73rd Annual North Carolina NAACP State Convention where she was also presented with the 2016 Religious Leadership Award.

1980

Chris Leopold ’86 and daughter Sydney ’20 at the 2016 Alumni Brown Bag Lunch

B&B Pet Shop, a 35-yearold independent pet store in Mobile, Alabama owned

by Sally Adams Trufant, her siblings, and their 44 employees, was recently named Small Business of the year by the Mobile Area Chamber of Commerce.

1981 REUNION YEAR B&B Pet Shop, a 35-yearold independent pet store in Mobile, Alabama owned by Mary Trufant, her siblings, and their 44 employees, was recently named Small Business of the year by the Mobile Area Chamber of Commerce.

William Feibleman ’82 with son William ’30, and Finn ’30 son of Brian Houghtaling ’93

1988 In April, after 20 years of classroom teaching, Louis Thompson started working

Stephen Huber ’89 and daughter Meredith ’30 at an SCO Donuts with Dads Event

Kirk Talbot ’88 with his mother and wife at the LRA Five Star Futures Gala

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for NASA as an Education Specialist. Recently he was promoted to Project Manager in the Office of Education.

Anneliese Ullman Lansing and her husband recently purchased a manufacturing company in Charlotte, North Carolina. Their daughter is a sophomore at Skidmore College, where she is on the varsity crew team. They also have twin boys in high school.

Kirk Talbot was recognized in August as the Louisiana Restaurant Association’s 2016 Advocate of the Year at the Five Star Futures Award Gala. The award is presented annually to “an individual who has supported the advocacy efforts of the LRA and its partner industries.”

1989 This spring Tucker Crawford joined Hernandez Consulting and Construction as Director of Commercial Development.

1991 REUNION YEAR

1992 Rob Rhoden, writing as Rob Rhodes, published a collection

Gareth Healy ’93 with President Barack Obama

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Hall of Fame Game 2016 - Alum celebrating Coach Dozier’s induction

of his award-winning fantasy short fiction and nonfiction.

Shadow, Light, & Steel is available on amazon.com.

The American Conference Institute hosted its 21st National Forum on Asbestos Claims and Litigation in Chicago this June. Jennifer Adams, a partner at Deutsch Kerrigan LLP, was featured as a speaker.

1993 Gareth Healy currently lives in Rota, Spain with his wife Gillian and children Brennan (14) and Fallon (7). He is the commanding officer of the U.S. Navy’s Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Mobile Unit EIGHT.

This summer, the home of Zachary Tyson and wife Kristina was featured on nola.com and was part of the Home Builders Association of Greater New Orleans Parade of Homes. Zachary is the owner of Tyson Construction in the New Orleans area.

Alexandra Pappas had her recent interior design work for Bond Monarch featured in the October issue of Biz New Orleans. The story covered how an old movie theater was transformed into a new, modern office space.

2002

Tyler Coatney ’05 was a groomsman.

2003 On March 19, 2016 Scott Saporito was married to Megan Cambre in a ceremony at St. Mary’s Catholic Church in the French Quarter. A reception followed at the Old Ursuline Convent.

Groomsmen included Thomas Favrot, Christopher Saporito ’05, James Sarpy ’02, and Casey Vosbein.

In June Janelle Duhon was married to David Jeanfreau in St. Pete Beach, Florida.

Among those celebrating the couple were Beth Washington and Mariann Wilson Sengelmann.

REUNION YEAR

Erin Coatney married Mario Hernandez on October 22 at Rayne United Methodist Church in New Orleans, with a reception at the Royal Sonesta. Laura Coatney ’10 was the maid of honor, and

Muffin Labouisse Adriance ’96 and her sons, Sawyer ’24 and Will ’26

Class of 1993 members Patrick Odom, Scott Schuber, Carter Marshall and Carter Balart with former teacher Margaret Schuber tailgating before the LSU vs. Bama game

2001

2004 In October Karl Senner was among seven Rising

The wedding of Janelle Duhon ’03.

Stars honored by Junior Achievement of Greater New Orleans, Inc. at its City Stars Soiree. Junior Achievement of Greater New Orleans describes a Rising Star as “an individual, 40 and under, who has demonstrated strong entrepreneurial skills with high moral and ethical standards and who is taking full advantage of the American free enterprise system.”

2005 Luxley, a music project by Ryan Gray that is managed

by Sky McElroy, released its debut EP “Spirit” in July.

2006 On June 4 Victoria Welch was married to Thomas Short in a ceremony at the Immaculate Conception Jesuit Church.

The wedding of Erin Coatney ’02

Aaron Hyatt was married to Kelsey Moran on October 1 at Munholland Methodist Church in Metairie. Adler Hyatt ’14 served as best man.

Brenton Ho and Bruce Frommeyer celebrated at the reception at City Park.

Wesley Rolston Gibson ’96 and family. The birth of her third child, Wyatt, was announced in the Spring issue of The Bell.

Frances Truett ’10 on campus in October visiting first grade teacher Ashley Bozeman ’85

2010

2012

Reagan Swan took home two medals this October at the NPC Southern Muscle Competition held in Baton Rouge. She was runner-up in Bikini Open Class B and third in Bikini Novice Class A.

Karuna Nhem was married on May 28, 2016. She will graduate in December 2016 from the University of New Orleans with a Bachelors of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies.

2009

2011

2013

After graduating from Tulane Law School, Stephen Gieger recently passed the bar.

REUNION YEAR The Class of 2011 will host reunion on December 23 at the Tchoup Yard. Details will be sent to class members soon.

This past spring Madeline Davis was elected to serve as the vice president of Membership Recruitment at Rhodes College’s chapter of Alpha Omicron Pi. She was

The wedding of Aaron Hyatt ’06

The wedding of Karuna Nhem ’12

2008 New York-based band John the Martyr, that includes Kyle Ridley and Dustin DiSalvo, has played several shows recently in Brooklyn. In December they will be opening a show for local favorite Rebirth Brass Band.

The wedding of Victoria Welch ’06

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On July 20 Alex de Gravelle had the honor of ringing the closing bell at the NASDAQ stock exchange.

She is currently a senior business finance major at LSU. The opportunity came as part of her TD Ameritrade Institutional NextGen Financial Planning scholarship.

ALUMNI NEWS and community. Players must exemplify the fundamentals of lacrosse, be of outstanding character, be in good academic standing in their schools, and demonstrate good sportsmanship and safe play.

Maddie Aucoin sang the national anthem at the Southeastern vs. McNeese football game this fall.

Several girls joined sororities at their schools. Ashley Bossier became a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma.

Kailee Gibson pledged Phi Mu. Jessica LeCoq joined Delta Gamma. Jaclyn Murphy went Kappa Delta. Abbey Sims joined Delta Delta Delta.

Julia Weaver became a Kappa Alpha Theta.

MEMORIALS CAPT. WILLIAM A. "CAPPY" BISSO III, father of BEAU BISSO ’90 ALICE GWYNNE BOWMAN ’59 ROSEMARY DAVIS KATZ FORTMAYER, mother of JEFF KATZ ’79

2015

Abbey Sims ’16 at Tri Delt bid day

KIMBERLY "KIRA" ANN STIEBING HESTON ’87

LESTER EARL WILLIAMS, father of LACY WILLIAMS RABE ’87, grandfather of CLARA RABE ’19 and LILLY RABE ’22

HONORABLE CLARENCE ELBURN MCMANUS, father of ELIZABETH MCMANUS BAILEY ’96 and BRYAN MCMANUS ’01

DON BLAKE WOODS '57, father of ASHLEY WOODS BOZEMAN '84 and BLAKE WOODS '85, grandfather of ELLA BOZEMAN '25.

HOWARD JOHN "NEP" SMITH, JR. ’60

BIRTHS Mary Sue Nelson Roniger ’60 welcomed new granddaughter Lane Elizabeth Roniger at 10:46 p.m. on November 2, 2016.

Vince Massimini ’65 welcomed ninth grandchild Grace Elizabeth Massimini, born August 24, 2016.

Ross Longo ’95, his wife Elizabeth, and big brothers Matthew and Charlie announce the newest addition to their family, William Michael Longo, born January 26, 2016.

Stephanie ’14 and Ashley ’16 Bossier at Kappa Bid Day at LSU. They are the daughters of Barbara and Stephen Bossier ’82.

Alex de Gravelle ’13 in New York for her summer internship

After transferring to LSU, Emily Bryan joined Delta Delta Delta sorority. Also this fall Paige Holcomb joined Kappa Kappa Gamma at LSU.

William Michael, son of Ross Longo ’95

Parker Caroline with Jason Harmon ’01 and his wife, Suzanne.

Josephine Becker, daughter of Brittany Gowland Hall ’05

Born August 28, 2016 was Giuseppe Carlo to Courtney Theriot Scala ’98 and her husband Giorgio.

Maida Elizabeth Riess was born on August 21, 2016 to Frank Reiss ’00 and his wife Megan.

Lauren Giles Mora ’01 and her husband Brian welcomed their second child, Preston Arthur Mora, on August 8, 2016. Big sister Avery was excited to become a sibling.

2016 This summer Dante BertucciNess was named co-recipient of the 2016 Bob Scott Award in Louisiana. The award, given

by US Lacrosse, the national governing body of the sport, recognizes a senior player who goes above and beyond in service to his team, school,

On August 11, 2016 Parker Caroline was born to Jason Harmon ’01 and his wife Suzanne.

Hillary Gibbs Alread ’05 and husband Jon welcomed their first child, Jonathan Lawrence Alread (“Jack”) on June 12, 2016.

Members of the Class of 2015 ran into Upper School Chaplain Fr. Millican at an LSU tailgate this fall.

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ELIZABETH WALTHER, mother of BEVERLY ROBERTSON ’57, JOEY CARUSO ’62, and ELIZABETH STEPHENS ’65.

JANET CHENEVERT RUSSO, former Lower School teacher

2014 This October Emily Diaz was in The Oklahoma City University School of Theatre’s production of The Crucible.

Also this fall Adler Hyatt was in the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland’s production of Burial at Thebes.

MIRIAM SMITH-WOODRICH ’02

Jaclyn Murphy ’16 with her mother Jeanne at Kappa Delta Bid Day 2016

Jonathan “Jack”, son of Hillary Gibbs Alread ’05

Preston Arthur, son of Lauren Giles Mora ’01

Giuseppe Carlo, son of Courtney Theriot Scala ’98

Brittany Gowland Hall ’05 and husband Becker welcomed their first child, Josephine Becker Hall, on May 2, 2016.

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2015-16 Annual Report Source Of Funds Miscellaneous Income Giving (Non Capital )

Episcopal Identity Interest Income

Auxiliary Services

Endowment

Tuition & Fees

Tuition & Fees Endowment Auxiliary Services Giving (Non Capital)

$9,656,337 286,600 1,305,233 5 1 7,1 9 7

Miscellaneous Income

1 1 2 ,75 2

Episcopal Identity

851,604

Interest Income Total

14,588 $12,744, 3 1 1

UNRESTRICTED ANNUAL GIFTS

Received between July 1, 2015 and June 30, 2016 Headmaster ($15,000 +) Mr. and Mrs. Michael Coatney Mr. Robert W. Merrick ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Bertrand A. Wilson ’77 Saint ($10,000 - $14,000) Mr. Doyle Coatney Ms. Joanne Mantis Scholar ($5,000 - $9,999) Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Corcoran ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Joel E. Derby III Mr. and Mrs. G. Perry Eastman III ’62 Mr. E. Douglas Johnson, Jr. ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Kuehne Dr. Brian Melius ’74 and Mrs. Jennifer Tuero Melius ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Hiren Shah Shell Oil Company Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Marc Tuleu Mrs. Kerry S. Vogt and Mr. Gary B. Vogt Fellow ($3,000 - $4,999) Mrs. Elisabeth Martin Armstrong ’78 Chase Bank Credit Card Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Deroche, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Lopez Mr. and Mrs. John M. Morgan Navivan Corporation Dr. Louis O. Smith III ’95 The Armstrong Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Todd Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Yeargain, Jr. ’58 Founder ($1,500 - $2,999) Abbeville Family Partnership, L.P. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Alvendia Dr. and Mrs. Robert Arensman Baptist Community Ministries Mrs. Beckie McKown Barry ’69 Ms. Leslie Bertucci Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. Branton Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Chailland Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Comer Mr. Patrick Costello and Mrs. Erica Costello Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Cranford DA Exterminating Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jed S. D’Arensbourg Mr. and Mrs. Bret G. Davis The Rev. and Mrs. Frederick D. Devall IV ’87 Gibbs Construction Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Gibbs Dr. Grant Gillen and Dr. Sharon Gillen Mr. and Mrs. James O. Gundlach ’54 Mr. and Mrs. Omar Hamide Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Huber ’89 Hurley and Cot Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Hurley Mrs. Donna Melius Jolly ’71 and Mr. Jerry Jolly Mr. and Mrs. Hans A. B. Jonassen ’58

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kahn Mr. Jeff and Mrs. Betsy Threefoot Kaston ’72 Mrs. Diane Labouisse Mrs. Malena Lepetich and Mr. Matthew Lepetich Dr. and Mrs. Robert Lesser Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maher Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Manard III Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mantis Ms. Melanie Branton Manzella ’87 Mr. George Mueller III and Dr. Laura Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Nicoladis ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Odom Mr. and Mrs. Gerardo E. Ortega (Ana Mesa ’85) Mr. John F. Oudt ’60 Dr. Jennifer Moorhead Parkerson ’76 and Mr. G. Bruce Parkerson ’75 Mr. Robert Peterson and Mrs. Barbara D. Bohn Poseidon International Maritime, Inc. Mr. Frank A. Riddick III ’74 and Dr. Carol M. Riddick ’74 Mr. and Mrs. William Roohi ’83 (Alma Quiroz ’83) Dr. Louise and Mr. Clifton Saik Mr. Walker Fleming Saik ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Schmedtje Mrs. Peggy Higgins Sewell ’68 Ms. Rebecca Sherrill and Mr. Paul Ola Mr. and Mrs. Kim Sorrells Drs. Robin and Peter Stedman ’71 Dr. and Mrs. Larry Stokes Dr. and Mrs. Michael A. Sullivan Mrs. Amy Threefoot Valeiras ’78 and Mr. Horacio Valeiras Victor Huber and Sons Mr. Colin Walker ’86 Dr. and Mrs. John J. Watermeier Mr. and Mrs. Clayton K. Williamson Mr. Brady K. Wood ’86 and Mrs. Megan Wood Supporter ($500 - $1,499) 504 Pools, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Harold Anderson Senator and Mrs. Conrad H. Appel III Judge David L. Bell and Dr. Jacinta Bell Mr. Stephen Benton Dr. Lisa Bernhard ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Blake, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Bohannan, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Bossier ’78 (Margaret Dannenberg ’78) Ms. Virginia Boulet Mr. and Mrs. Michael Broxson ’87 Mr. Thomas F. Bryan and Mrs. Doris S. Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Martin C. Campo III Mr. and Mrs. Ray Chatagnier Choice Supply Solutions, LLC Ms. Colleen Cole Dr. David C. Conner ’57 Mr. and Mrs. James R. Conway III Mr. and Mrs. Scott H. Cooper Mrs. Ragnhild Daasvand ’81 Delucci Plus, LLC

Ms. Shannon H. Daigle Mr. and Mrs. Johnny D. Doyle The Very Rev. and Mrs. David Allard duPlantier Entergy Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Fink Mr. and Mrs. Don Garvey Mr. and Mrs. James Garvey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lee P. Gary, Jr. Mr. Jim Garza Mr. and Mrs. Randy Gaspard Mr. Bret Gerard Mr. and Mrs. John M. Girault, Sr. ’55 Mr. and Mrs. John J. Graham Dr. Byron A. Hammer ’75 Harold J. Anderson, Inc. Mr. D. Douglas Howard, Jr. ’60 Mr. Stephen L. Huber and Mrs. Paula C. Huber Mr. James Huval Mr. Robert T. Jackson, Jr. Jefferson Wholesale Mr. Suman Kumar Jha and Mrs. Pratibha Jha Mr. Byron F. Johnson and Dr. Kristin Johnson ’85 Dr. and Mrs. Brian Kann and Family Dr. and Mrs. J. Leslie Kellum Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kirschman Dr. Anne B. Krementz ’67 The Rev. Michael C. Kuhn and Mrs. Maria Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Pat LaForge Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lang III Mr. Griff C. Lee III ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Isah Madawaki Mr. Donald K. Marshall ’68 Dr. and Mrs. Charles C. Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Frank McClellan Mrs. Julie Hogue McCollam ’52 Mrs. Sarah and Mr. Jeffrey Meckstroth ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Raj K. Mitra Dr. Michael and Mrs. Kathleen Lawler Morin ’87 Network for Good Dr. and Mrs. Jon Perenack Perini Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Peyton Mr. and Mrs. David S. Reeves Mrs. Mary G. Reinhardt Mr. and Mrs. Bennie F. Relan Mr. Daniel J. Rodriguez and Mrs. Yubraily C. Sotomayor Mr. and Mrs. S. Ford Rowan, Jr. ’61 Mr. Charles K. Schaefer ’88 Mrs. Cynthia Phillips Schmidt ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Schuber III Schwab Charitable Fund Mr. Kyle Sclafani ’92 Mr. J. Ernest Sims ’70 Dr. Ahmad Slim and Dr. Jennifer Slim Mr. Howard J. Smith, Jr. ’60 Dr. Gregory Sossaman and Dr. Julie Sossaman Mr. and Mrs. C. Keith Stanton (Terry Riordan ’69) Ms. Glendora Stelly

Mrs. Margaret “Jeanie” Bogart Suter ’56 The Rt. Rev. and Mrs. Morris K. Thompson Ms. Gabriela F. Uribe ’05 Verizon Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Whann III ’57 Mr. and Mrs. David Whitaker Mr. and Mrs. Jon C. Wright ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Young Mr. Kamal Zeitoun Benefactor ($100 - $499) Anonymous Mrs. Kendra O’Connell Abbott ’88 Ms. Jennifer Adams ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Adams Dr. Harriet Aguiar-Netto Ms. Mary H. Allen ’55 Mrs. Sandra Stinson Allen ’57 Mrs. Kathleen Hesse Ambrose ’65 Ms. Devi Anderson Mrs. Pat Anderson and Mr. Jim Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Roby Arensman ’91 Mr. and Mrs. David Arizola Arthur J. Gallagher Foundation Ms. Susan Ashby ’72 AT&T Mr. and Mrs. Lee Aucoin Mr. and Mrs. Tom L. Axelrad ’64 Mr. Rob Ayerst ’77 Ms. Dena Bach Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Baird Mr. and Mrs. Gus Baldwin Mr. Carl Baloney, Jr. ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barnett Mr. Michael Lasky Barton ’78 Mrs. Eileen K. Beckman Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Devon Becnel Mrs. Marjorie Barry Beer ’55 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin G. Berthelot Dr. Deepa Bhatnagar ’99 Dr. Carrie E. Black ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Black Mr. John A. Bolles ’60 Dr. Mark Kulp and Ms. Mary Bond Dr. Robin B. Bone and Mr. Matthew M. Bone Booker Building Inspections Ms. Carrie E. Booker Mr. David Bordson-Bozzo ’02 Ms. Crista Marie Bourg ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Bower Mr. Scott B. Branting ’91 Mr. Gerard Breaux Mrs. Anne and Mr. Bud Breaux Mr. and Mrs. Claude Breisacher Capt. and Mrs. Frederick F. Briand Ms. Michelle Boe Bridges Mr. and Mrs. Guy P. Brierre Ms. Sondra Brown Mr. Cyril B. Burck, Jr. ’68 Mrs. Parham Berryman Cain ’67 Mr. Dave Carneggie and Ms. Bonnie Driscoll Mrs. Lee Carpenter

Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Caserta Mr. and Mrs. Dale Cash Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ceasar Dr. Joan Cheng Ms. Barat Chisesi Mr. Jong Weon Choi and Mrs. Kyoung Bok Lim Mrs. Elizabeth Burke Cifani ’62 Mr. Luther Edward Clark, Jr. ’63 Ms. Amy Clement ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Clement Mr. Leonard Cline and Ms. Gabrielle Laitano Ms. Erin Coatney ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Tyler M. Coatney ’05 Mr. Bradley F. Coffman ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Collier Mr. and Mrs. Frederick D. Collier Mr. and Mrs. Michael Collins Dr. and Mrs. Sean Collins Dr. Camille Colomb ’80 Mr. Kelly Conatser ’79 and Dr. Leslie Blake ’80 Dr. and Mrs. Willis Conatser Mr. Jason R. Conway ’95 and Mrs. Lacey Conway Ms. Melissa Perrett Cook ’73 Mrs. Margaret Corcoran Mr. and Mrs. Roger Costello Mrs. Erin E. Craig ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis C. Crawford ’56 Mrs. Katharine Bankston Cross ’68 Ms. Kimberly Currault and Mr. Lee Currault Mr. and Mrs. John Curry Dr. Karen Daboval Mr. Gayle L. Dalferes, Jr. ’61 Ms. Holly Dalferes Ms. Elizabeth Darby Dr. D. Bradley Davis and Dr. Nancy Davis Ms. Gloria Davis Mrs. Michelle McDaniel Davis ’98 Ms. Joni de Gravelle Dr. and Ms. Oliver de Gravelle Mr. James M. Dellinger ’81 Ms. Sara Frances Derby ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Deutcsh II (Leigh Adams ’94) Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dicasali Mr. Caleb Didriksen Mrs. Ginger Nelson Dodge ’68 Mrs. Martha Mallory Dolese ’54 Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Dossett (Dickie Millican ’54) Mrs. Sarah Beth Odom Downey ’96 Mrs. Laura Riddick Dufresne ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Dolf Dunn ’73 (Melanie Fanning ’73) Mr. Mayo K. Emory ’61 Mr. Bob Engel ’72 Mr. Ehab Essa and Mrs. Arwa Ghazawi Mr. Shane Andrews and Ms. Claudia Everitt-Andrews Fairway Development Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Jim Falanga Mr. John R. Falgoust, Jr. ’87

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Faust Mr. and Mrs. David Favaloro ’85 (Laura Schuler ’85) Mr. Leo M. Favrot III ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Favrot, Jr. ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Favrot III ’03 Mr. and Mrs. William L. Feibleman ’82 (Brandi Ermon ’87) Mrs. Jerome Fein Mr. William Ferguson Drs. Yanira and Rafael T. Figueroa Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Fink Dr. Tossy Sanders Fogle ’93 Mr. Richard F. Folse ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Eric France Mr. David B. Fried III ’80 Mr. E. Jerome Friedrichs, Jr. ’60 Mrs. Martha Nelson Frost ’62 Mrs. Laura Bohne Fuller ’70 Fuller Properties, Ltd. Mr. Harry P. Gamble IV ’69 The Rev. and Mrs. W. Gedge Gayle, Jr. Mr. James and Mrs. Ann Ashby Geary ’74 Mr. Tyson Lykes Geary ’96 Ms. Lauren Gibbs ’03 Dr. Nihal Tejas Godiwala ’98 Mr. Zachary T. Goodyear ’97 Ms. Elizabeth Leveque Gouner ’84 Mrs. Beverly R. Greenwell Ms. Lindsey Greer ’02 Ms. Julia Horner Groome ’02 Gulfside, Inc. Capt. Mathison G. Hall ’99 Mr. and Mrs. David J. Halpern Mr. and Mrs. Guy G. Hamann Ms. Anita Hamilton Mrs. Lizann Kreeger Hardy ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Rufus C. Harris III ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Blair Harrison Col. Sandy Harter (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Hathaway Mrs. Carol Wetterhall Haubold ’55 Ms. Anne Heidelberg The Very Rev. A. J. Heine Mr. and Mrs. Troy Heytens Mr. Scott C. Hightower ’87 Ms. Cynthia Hill Mrs. Christine Halstead Hinckley ’61 Mr. Jonathan Hodges ’91 Ms. Anne Dunlap Honeywell ’83 Ms. Kathryn House Mr. Yong Hua and Ms. Jun Zhu Mr. and Mrs. Grady Hurley Mr. and Mrs. Mike Huwe Ms. Aimee Joyce Hyatt ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Hyatt, Jr. Mr. Gary Innerarity Ms. Linda Irwin Mr. and Mrs. Troy Jeanfreau Mr. Ian J. Jenkins ’13 Dr. J. Stephen Jenkins and Mrs. Marilyn Jenkins

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Mrs. Frances Talley Jones ’84 and Mr. Don Jones Dr. Justin Riley Jones ’93 Ms. Marci L. Juneau ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Robin Karas Mr. Michael Karno ’91 Mr. Josh Alan Kaston ’00 Mr. Hardee C. Kilgore III ’57 Ms. Suzette Kinchen Mr. Edward George King III ’68 Dr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Kirchner Mr. Jason Kirkpatrick Mr. and Mrs. James Klebba Mr. Rhett Kleinschmidt ’01 Dr. and Mrs. Michael Knight KP Creative Ms. Colleen Kuebel ’80 Mr. Richard Kulp and Mrs. Cindy Kulp Dr. Louise LaBruyère Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lafleur, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. LaNasa, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lane Mr. and Mrs. Chris P. Lawler ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. LeCoq Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. LeGardeur, Jr. ’68 (Barbara Yates ’70) Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. LeJeune Ms. Samantha J. Levenstein ’01 Dr. Thomas P. Lipscomb ’72 Mr. Ronald W. Liston ’61 Mr. and Mrs. David Livingston Mr. Brandon M. Lobell ’01 Mr. Guo Jun Lou and Mrs. Jiang Yu Dr. Jesus Lovera and Dr. Maria D. Bernal Mr. and Mrs. Hans G. Luetkemeier ’84 Dr. and Mrs. John R. Macgregor Mr. and Mrs. Simon R. MacNeill Ms. Maryclaire Tenell Manard ’09 The Rev. Canon Shannon Manning Marine & Industrial Healthcare Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Randall C. Martin Mr. Garrett Mason Mr. Andrew Matthews ’05 Ms. Christine A. Matthews ’11 Mr. James Lloyd Matthews ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Tim Mayeux Ms. Susan McCasney Mr. and Mrs. Craig J. McCollum Mr. and Mrs. Jack J. McElveen IV Mr. and Mrs. John T. McMahon Cmdr. and Mrs. Robert H. McMillan Mr. Douglas C. Meadowcroft ’65 Mrs. Holly Kuebel Mentz ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Menutis Mr. Alfredo Mesa ’89 Mr. Carlos Manuel Mesa ’87 The Rev. and Mrs. Prospero Mesa Mrs. Bette Prescott Minihan ’63 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Molbert, Sr. Ms. Suzy Montero ’81 Ms. Peggy Hayes Montgomery ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Morere ’74

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Ms. Vicki Morgan ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Vinny Mosca Ms. Rosary Mouton Murphy Oil Corporation Mr. Matthew Murray Mrs. Kelsey Vogt Napier ’06 Nature’s Magic, LLC Northrop Grumman Foundation Northwestern Mutual Life Mr. and Mrs. Rob V. Norton Ms. Julie M. O’Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Oppenheim Ms. Samantha Alexis Oppenheim ’11 Ms. Natalie Ott Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Palmisano Mr. Carl Panebiango Ms. Emily Pastorek Dr. Denise Saik Peebles ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Pedro B. Perez Mr. Calvin L. Perilloux, Jr. ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Mike Persia III ’71 Mrs. Kristi Peters Mr. David Curry Peterson ’00 Mr. Robert Charles Peterson ’95 Mr. Robert L. Pettit III ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Brent R. Peus Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Peyton ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pfefferle Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Phelps Mr. and Mrs. Michael Philippovic Dr. and Mrs. Gregory W. Pippin Ms. Heidi Anne Porter Dr. Tom Porter Mr. Wallace Porter ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Preen Ms. Winston Wendt Purvis ’65 Mrs. Margot Castaing Rainold ’02 Mrs. Courtenay Graham Reymond ’91 Mrs. Deborah McCarthy Rhodus ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ricci Dr. and Mrs. Helen J. Richards Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Rigney Mr. Dennis D. Ritter, Jr. River Road Transportation Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Rivet Ms. Lee Rigby Robinson ’73 Mr. Lewis P. Rogers and Mrs. Grace Rogers Mrs. Mary Sue Nelson Roniger ’60 Dr. William L. Rosenbaum Ms. Emily Ross Capt. Ralph Ross III ’62 Mrs. Penny Mehrtens Salvaggio Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Sandel Mr. Scott Saporito ’03 The Rev. Debbie Scalia and Mr. Sal Scalia Mr. Charles Claiborne Schmidt ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Schmidt III ’62 Mr. Arthur Schott and Dr. Claudia Schott Mr. Bushnell C. Seavey ’52 Seemann Composites Mrs. Marjorie Seemann

Dr. and Mrs. H. Chris Segar Mrs. Victoria Seixas ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Karl A. Senner ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Jay L. Shannon ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sharple Mr. and Mrs. William W. Shaw, Jr. Mrs. Barbara Crawford Sheffer ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Sims Mr. and Mrs. William B. Sims ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Singley Ms. Sue Lynne Fulks Skoler ’59 Dr. and Mrs. Thom F. Smilari Mr. and Mrs. William Smith Mrs. Lois Watkins Smitherman ’75 Mr. Kenneth Soulant Mrs. Christina Spako Mr. Buddy Spell ’76 Sport Cars of Louisiana Mr. Robert J. Stefani and Dr. Kristin Callahan Mr. Robert J. Stefani, Sr. and Mrs. Marlene Stefani Dr. Bill Stevens and Dr. Nancy Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Tim Stewart Mrs. Carroll W. Suggs Mr. and Mrs. George R. Sumner Ms. Anne Reily Sutherlin ’66 Mr. Clifford Sutter ’70 Dr. and Mrs. Frank Svec Dr. Justin Christopher Svec ’99 Swiss American Society of New Orleans Mrs. Judith Talbot Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Talbot ’88 Target Mrs. Vail Smith Tessier ’66 The Bardell Company Mrs. Cathy Reily Thomason ’68 Dr. and Mrs. Aaron Thompson Dr. Henry Threefoot Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Threefoot ’75 Mr. Chris Tidmore ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Todd Tillery Mr. and Mrs. Perry Tillman III Mr. Manuel O. Torres and Mrs. Kem L. Opperman-Torres Mr. and Mrs. Al A. Trevino United Mail Services Mrs. Victoria Hodges Vartanian ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Velasquez Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Verges II Mr. Matthew P. Molaison and Ms. Alicia Vial ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Andre Vignes Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Vining Mr. Brett Vogt ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Wanek ’86 Ms. Jennifer Wang Mr. Philip Warren Mr. F. Parker Waters, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Watts, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George Wax Mr. and Mrs. K. Michael Weaver Mr. David Webber

Mr. Robert Wehrmann ’57 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wendel Mrs. Joseph Cameron White Whitney & Richardson Whitney Bank Mr. and Mrs. Richard Whitney, Jr. Mr. Charles Carter Wicks ’63 Mrs. Julie Bailliet Williamson ’91 Mr. Reynolds Wilson ’90 Dr. David S. Wisdom ’57 Ms. Judy Wolfe Dr. Carter Railsback Wood ’92 Mrs. Grant Melius Worrell ’99 Mr. William E. Wright, Jr. ’67 Capt. W. Thomas Zander ’58 Mrs. Anita Zervigon-Hakes ’62 Mr. David L. Zuber ’52 Mr. Donald S. Zuber, Sr. ’54 Friend ($1 - $99) Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. David Aaron Mr. Peter D. Adair ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Jason Adriance Ms. Georgina Aizpurua Ms. Annabelle Allen Mr. and Mrs. Donald Alphonso Mrs. Hillary Gibbs Alread ’05 The Rev. and Mrs. John D. Angerer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R. Dunbar Argote Mr. Charles Ashurst and Mrs. Dian Ashurst Ms. Leslie S. Bahn Ms. Jane Annadora Ball ’09 Ms. Carroll Beauvais Mrs. Laura Blazek Mrs. Regina Olivia Bohn-Puls ’62 Ms. Andrea Roohi Bonnette ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Craig Bourgeois ’79 Ms. M. Ashley Woods Bozeman ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Breaux Ms. Sarah Breisacher ’11 Ms. Jodi Broggi Mr. and Mrs. Elmon Brooks Mrs. Jean Barnetson Brousseau ’60 Ms. Katherine Brown ’10 Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert E. Brown, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Budde Mr. and Mrs. Ron Calamia Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Callahan Dr. Vanessa G. Carroll-Ohmes ’94 and Mr. Robert A. Ohmes Mr. Mario R. Caserta ’95 Mr. Salvatore F. Caserta, Jr. ’89 Ms. Meredith Centineo Mr. and Mrs. George Chancellor Mrs. Beverly E. Churchill Ms. Joanne Close ’95 Dr. Thomas B. Cochran ’58 Ms. Roma Coleman Ms. Jennifer Collins Mr. and Mrs. James P. Conner ’60 Mr. R. Ty Cook, Jr. ’71

Mrs. Lesley Crawford Costner ’91 Mrs. Heather Crandall ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Crawford Mrs. Eleanor Calvert Crowder ’57 Mrs. Frances Curran Mrs. Lea Davis Ms. Angela Day Mrs. Esther Day Mr. Mark Day Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dazzo Mr. Nolan L. Dewey Mr. Ed Diaz Mr. John Dicasali and Mrs. Jennifer Adams Mr. and Mrs. Ford J. Dieth, Jr. ’89 Mrs. Suzanne Shaw Dieth ’92 and Dr. Edmund W. Dieth ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Rick Dike Ms. Jeanette Diket Mr. Donald and Mrs. Sandra Williams Dinon ’68 Mrs. Patricia Mooney Dittes ’63 Mrs. Anne Hickerson Doyle ’61 Mr. Vincent O. Drago Major Elizabeth Wright Dunn ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dunn ’91 Ms. Tiffany DuSaules Mr. Robert Edgerton and Mrs. Elizabeth Edgerton Ms. Rachel Eustis Mr. Ryan Evans ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Fassbender Dr. and Mrs. Guy W. Favaloro ’82 Mr. John Fererro Mrs. Sylvia Finger Mr. and Mrs. John Flanagan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Flauss Mrs. Katherine Burke Flohr ’02 Mr. and Mrs. F. Dennis Flores III Mrs. Elizabeth Gayle Fox ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fresneda Mr. Bruce A. Frommeyer ’06 Mr. and Mrs. George Fyssas Galatoire’s Restaurant Mrs. Leslie Gamble and Mr. John Zenker Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Gaspard Mr. Fenner E. Gay ’61 Mr. Stuart G. Gayle ’84 Dr. Melina Gerardino Mr. A. Trice Gibbons III ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Giordano Mr. Wayne Golden Mr. and Ms. Phillippe Goudail Ms. Brittany Gowland ’05 Ms. Kimberly Elise Graben Mr. and Mrs. John C. Gray Mr. Hoyt L. Greer and Mrs. Dianne Greer Mr. Charles C. Grubb ’64 Mr. Gordon M. Gsell and Mrs. Toby Gsell Mr. Guillermo Guerra and Ms. Maria C. Herrera Ms. Kathleen Mildred Gunter ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Scott L. Hall ’90 Mr. Andrew Harris

Mrs. Ann Hartman Capt. Ross R. Hatch, USN (Ret.) ’52 Mrs. Lucile Smart Hawkins ’54 Mrs. Kristin Kreeger Hays ’89 and Mr. William Hays Mr. and Mrs. Steve Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hoffmann, Jr. Mr. Edward Hohlbein Mr. Eric L. Holtzman ’80 Mrs. Sharon Smith Huff ’55 Ms. Aurlinda Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Marion Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm K. Jones Dr. Michael Kantor ’71 Mrs. Linda and Mr. William Keir Ms. Megan King Mrs. Nancy Jenkins Kinser ’60 The Rev. B. W. Kinyon Dr. William Jeff Klein ’90 Mr. Chris Kopp Lakeland Roofing & Construction, Inc. Dr. Julie Laskay Mrs. Patricia Emmer Lawson ’61 Mr. Darrin Lear and Mrs. Angela Fyssas-Lear Mr. Warren Lind Mrs. Meredith Long-Dieth Ms. Rebecca Lovisa and Mr. Mark Lovisa Ms. Jane Lynn Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Ma Mr. David J. Main, Sr. Mrs. May King Marschner ’02 Mr. James R. “Buddy” Martin III ’59 Mr. Stephen Martinez Ms. Catherine Massengale Ms. Katherine C. Matthew-Parker ’10 Ms. Janeta P. Mavrova and Mr. Yordan Yordanov Mr. and Mrs. Dulymus McAllister Ms. Sherrill S. McCausland Mr. Louis W. McFaul III ’68 Ms. Katherine McGowan Mrs. Nancy Mayer Mencke ’82 Mr. and Mrs. John D. Meyers Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Miller, Sr. The Rev. and Mrs. Ford J. Millican, Jr. Mrs. Joette Monaghan Ms. Lauren Giles Mora ’01 Ms. Jessica Leone Moran ’04 Ms. Michelle Morgan Dr. Vincent F. Morgan ’72 Mrs. Connie Munson Ms. Anastasia Nekoz Mrs. Holly Nichols Ms. Christina Noya ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. O’Brien ’01 Mrs. Donna O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Odom, Jr. ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. O’Flynn Mr. Ray Orrill III ’92 Mr. Greg Page ’93 Dr. Garet Patterson ’05 Ms. Donna Peirce

Cmdr. and Mrs. Christopher Pendleton Ms. Meredith Pennison Mr. and Mrs. Eric Perdomo Ms. Mary K. Peyton Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Phillips Mr. Richard R. Pickens, Jr. ’23 Dr. Shannon Pickens ’84 and Mr. Richard Rowland Pickens Mr. and Mrs. Jean Pierre Pigéon Mrs. Ann Fleetwood Poelma ’76 Mrs. Susan Crawford Pope ’58 Ms. Celeste Porche and Mr. Stephen Pitard Ms. Pamela Portwood ’74 Mrs. Jocelyn Stedman Pring ’73 Dr. and Mrs. Robert Quinet Ms. Nikki Rabalais Mr. Philip Ramon Dr. Charles Ramos Mrs. Karen Baltar Reily ’68 Mrs. Lynne Churchill Renshaw ’88 Ms. Anastasia Richards Mr. Christopher Ricouard and Ms. Natalie Waguespack Mr. and Mrs. Carson Riess Mrs. Michelle A. Roaf Ms. Jodi Roberts and Mr. Jay Roberts Mrs. Beverly Walther Robertson ’57 Mrs. Yvonne D. Rogers Ms. Angela Ruiz Mrs. Janet Russo Mr. and Mrs. Moye Sanders Mr. James F. Sarpy ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Steven Saucier Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schott, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Schwarz Mr. Ray Scioneaux Mrs. Darcy Devine Scoggin ’73 SEB Investments, LLC Dr. Rahil D. Shah and Dr. Pinki Prasad-Shah Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Shepherd Mr. Christopher R. Shipman and Mrs. Sarah Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Kelvin Simeon Ms. Erin Simpson ’94 Mrs. Patricia F. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Smuck, Jr. ’97 Mr. Jordan D. Soyka Mr. Raymond Boudreau and Ms. Jessica Styons Sucre, LLC Mr. and Mrs. James W. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Thompson Mrs. Shannon Kinyon Townsend ’81 Ms. Katrina Tran Mr. and Mrs. Chris Tranchina Ms. Breck Trevino-Cicchinelli ’94 Mr. Al Tritico Mr. Gregory J. Troyer Mrs. Julie Troyer Mr. Zach J. Tyson ’01 Dr. Joe Vaccaro Ms. Kathleen VanGeffen

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Varon Visa, Inc. Dr. Robert Walters, Jr. ’89 Ms. Courtney Ward Dr. George L. H. Ward ’75 Mrs. Beth Bowermaster Washington ’53 Mr. and Ms. James Watson Ms. Rachel Wagner Watts ’06 Mrs. Catharine O’Connell Whipple ’01 The Revs. Jane-Allison and Duane Wiggin-Nettles Ms. Brandy Williams Mr. and Ms. David Williams Mr. Woody Wilson Ms. Ann Womack Mr. Blake M. Woods ’84 Mrs. Vicky Garcia Wroten ’81 Mr. Bruce Wyatt and Mrs. Heidi Labourdette-Wyatt Mr. and Mrs. Justin York

PARENT CONTRIBUTIONS BY CLASS CLASS OF 2016 – 26% Mr. and Mrs. John A. Alvendia Mr. and Mrs. Lee Aucoin Ms. Leslie Bertucci Ms. Sondra Brown Mr. and Mrs. Chad Clark Ms. Colleen Cole Mr. Caleb Didriksen Mr. and Ms. Phillippe Goudail Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kahn Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. LeCoq Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Molbert, Sr. Mr. Daniel J. Rodriguez and Mrs. Yubraily C. Sotomayor Mr. and Mrs. Hiren Shah Mr. and Mrs. William B. Sims ’75 Mr. and Mrs. David Thomas CLASS OF 2017 – 46% Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Baird Mr. Thomas F. Bryan and Mrs. Doris S. Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Adam J. Gremillion Mr. and Mrs. Troy Jeanfreau Mr. and Mrs. Randall C. Martin Cmdr. and Mrs. Christopher Pendleton Ms. Heidi Anne Porter Mr. Gregory M. Reggio Mr. and Mrs. Bennie F. Relan Dr. and Mrs. Helen J. Richards Ms. Angela Ruiz Mr. and Mrs. Mark Scofield Mr. Buddy Spell ’76 Father and Mrs. Edward H. Thompson Ms. Katrina Tran Dr. and Mrs. John J. Watermeier Mr. and Mrs. Clayton K. Williamson Ms. Hiu Yeung Mr. Shi G. Zheng CLASS OF 2018 – 65% Mr. Stephen Benton Mr. and Mrs. Mark Black

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Ms. Virginia Boulet Dr. Joan Cheng Mr. Jong Weon Choi and Mrs. Kyoung Bok Lim Ms. Shantell Cooper The Rev. and Mrs. Frederick D. Devall IV ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Johnny D. Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Eric France Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Giordano Mr. and Mrs. Grady Hurley Dr. and Mrs. J. Leslie Kellum Mr. and Mrs. Brian Kuehne Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. LeJeune Mr. and Mrs. Chris J. Leopold ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Ma Ms. Joanne Mantis Ms. Melanie Branton Manzella ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Craig J. McCollum Mr. and Mrs. Jack J. McElveen IV Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Miller, Sr. The Rev. and Mrs. Ford J. Millican, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gerardo E. Ortega Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pfefferle Mr. and Mrs. Jay L. Shannon ’84 Ms. Rebecca Sherrill and Mr. Paul Ola Dr. and Mrs. Tumulesh Solanky Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Marc Tuleu CLASS OF 2019 – 54% Anonymous Mr. Shane Andrews and Ms. Claudia Everitt-Andrews Dr. Robin B. Bone and Mr. Matthew M. Bone Mr. and Mrs. Adam J. Gremillion Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Hurley Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kahn Dr. and Mrs. J. Leslie Kellum Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lafleur, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Chris J. Leopold ’86 Dr. and Mrs. Robert Lesser Mr. and Mrs. John M. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. James L. Musso Dr. Shannon Pickens ’84 and Mr. Richard Rowland Pickens Mr. and Mrs. Jean Pierre Pigéon Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ricci Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Shepherd Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Singley Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Talbot ’88 Mr. and Mrs. James W. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Varon Mr. and Mrs. Richard Whitney, Jr. CLASS OF 2020 – 62% Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Bohannan, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Craig Bourgeois ’79 Dr. Vanessa G. Carroll-Ohmes ’94 and Mr. Robert A. Ohmes Mr. Mark Day Ms. Angela Day Mr. Ehab Essa and Mrs. Arwa Ghazawi Drs. Yanira and Rafael T. Figueroa Mr. and Mrs. Lee P. Gary, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Troy Jeanfreau

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Dr. and Mrs. Brian Kann Mr. and Mrs. Pat LaForge The Rev. Canon Shannon Manning Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Peyton ’87 Ms. Mary K. Peyton Mrs. Michelle A. Roaf Ms. Julie Salas Mr. and Mrs. Steven Saucier Mr. and Mrs. Jay L. Shannon ’84 Dr. and Mrs. Tumulesh Solanky Dr. and Mrs. Larry Stokes Mr. Raymond Boudreau and Ms. Jessica Styons Mr. and Mrs. James W. Thomas Mr. Bruce Wyatt and Mrs. Heidi Labourdette-Wyatt CLASS OF 2021 – 71% Anonymous The Rev. and Mrs. John D. Angerer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Roby Arensman ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin G. Berthelot Mr. and Mrs. Mark Black Ms. Andrea Roohi Bonnette ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Chatagnier Dr. Joan Cheng Mr. Jong Weon Choi and Mrs. Kyoung Bok Lim Mr. Kelly Conatser ’79 and Dr. Leslie Blake ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Jed S. D’Arensbourg Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Deroche, Jr. The Rev. and Mrs. Frederick D. Devall IV ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Johnny D. Doyle Drs. Yanira and Rafael T. Figueroa Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Gibbs Mr. and Mrs. Pat LaForge Mr. and Mrs. Isah Madawaki Mr. and Mrs. Jack J. McElveen IV The Rev. and Mrs. Ford J. Millican, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Raj K. Mitra Mr. and Mrs. Gerardo E. Ortega Ms. Rena Porter Mr. and Mrs. Bennie F. Relan Mr. and Mrs. Tim Stewart Mr. Manuel O. Torres and Mrs. Kem L. Opperman-Torres Mrs. Julie Troyer Mr. Gregory J. Troyer Mr. and Mrs. Richard Whitney, Jr. The Revs. Jane-Allison and Duane Wiggin-Nettles Mr. and Ms. David Williams Ms. Ann Womack CLASS OF 2022 – 80% Ms. Dena Bach Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Bohannan, Sr. Dr. Robin B. Bone and Mr. Matthew M. Bone Mr. Thomas F. Bryan and Mrs. Doris S. Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Corcoran ’88 Mr. and Mrs. James Garvey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David J. Halpern Mr. Byron F. Johnson and Dr. Kristin Johnson ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lafleur, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. David Livingston Dr. Jesus Lovera and Dr. Maria D. Bernal Mr. and Mrs. Tim Mayeux Dr. and Mrs. Gregory W. Pippin Ms. Rena Porter Mr. and Mrs. Steven Saucier Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Schmedtje Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Shepherd Dr. and Mrs. Larry Stokes Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Talbot ’88 Dr. and Mrs. Aaron Thompson Father and Mrs. Edward H. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Chris Tranchina Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Varon CLASS OF 2023 – 88% Mr. and Mrs. John A. Alvendia Mr. Patrick Costello and Mrs. Erica Costello Mr. and Mrs. Scott L. Hall ’90 Mr. Yong Hua and Ms. Jun Zhu Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Huber ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Mike Huwe Mrs. Suzanne Linden Dr. Victor Linden Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Miller, Sr. Mr. George Mueller III and Dr. Laura Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Nicoladis ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Rob V. Norton Dr. Shannon Pickens ’84 and Mr. Richard Rowland Pickens Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Schmedtje Mr. and Mrs. Mark Scofield Mr. and Mrs. Kelvin Simeon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Spiers Dr. and Mrs. Aaron Thompson Mr. Manuel O. Torres and Mrs. Kem L. Opperman-Torres Mr. and Mrs. Andre Vignes CLASS OF 2024 – 76% Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Jason Adriance The Rev. and Mrs. John D. Angerer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Roby Arensman ’91 Ms. Kimberly Currault and Mr. Lee Currault Mr. and Mrs. Lee P. Gary, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Gaspard Mr. and Mrs. Scott L. Hall ’90 Dr. and Mrs. Brian Kann Dr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Kirchner Mr. and Mrs. Pat LaForge Mr. and Mrs. Tim Mayeux Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Odom, Jr. ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Eric Perdomo Ms. Celeste Porche and Mr. Stephen Pitard Mr. Arthur Schott and Dr. Claudia Schott Mr. and Mrs. William Smith Dr. Gregory Sossaman and Dr. Julie Sossaman Mr. and Mrs. Tim Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Todd Tillery Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Todd Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Velasquez

CLASS OF 2025 – 83% Mr. and Mrs. David Arizola Mr. and Mrs. Michael Blake, Jr. Ms. M. Ashley Woods Bozeman ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Chailland Mr. and Mrs. Ray Chatagnier Dr. Joan Cheng Mr. Leonard Cline and Ms. Gabrielle Laitano Mr. and Mrs. Frederick D. Collier Dr. and Mrs. Sean Collins Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Bret G. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Deutcsh II Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Fassbender Drs. Yanira and Rafael T. Figueroa Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Fink Mr. and Mrs. John Flanagan Mr. and Mrs. Randy Gaspard Dr. Melina Gerardino Mr. Yong Hua and Ms. Jun Zhu Mr. Byron F. Johnson and Dr. Kristin Johnson ’85 Dr. and Mrs. Michael Knight Dr. Jesus Lovera and Dr. Maria D. Bernal The Rev. Canon Shannon Manning Mr. and Mrs. Raj K. Mitra Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Peyton ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Rigney Mr. Daniel J. Rodriguez and Mrs. Yubraily C. Sotomayor Dr. Ahmad Slim and Dr. Jennifer Slim Dr. Gregory Sossaman and Dr. Julie Sossaman Mr. and Mrs. Chris Tranchina Mrs. Julie Troyer Mr. Gregory J. Troyer Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Velasquez The Revs. Jane-Allison and Duane Wiggin-Nettles Mr. and Ms. David Williams Ms. Ann Womack Ms. Hiu Yeung Mr. Shi G. Zheng CLASS OF 2026 – 89% Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Jason Adriance Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barnett Mrs. Laura Blazek Ms. Sondra Brown Mr. and Mrs. George Chancellor Mr. and Mrs. Chad Clark Mr. Patrick Costello and Mrs. Erica Costello Dr. D. Bradley Davis and Dr. Nancy Davis Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Deroche, Jr. Mr. Caleb Didriksen Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dunn ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Troy Heytens Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Huber ’89 Dr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Kirchner Mr. and Mrs. Chris P. Lawler ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Lopez Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Nicoladis ’78

Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Odom, Jr. ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Palmisano Ms. Nikki Rabalais Dr. and Mrs. James E. Rizer Mr. Matthew P. Molaison and Ms. Alicia Vial ’89 Mr. and Mrs. David Whitaker CLASS OF 2027 – 100% Ms. Georgina Aizpurua Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Devon Becnel Judge David L. Bell and Dr. Jacinta Bell Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Breaux (Crista Bourg ’02) Mr. Joseph Briand Mr. and Mrs. Elmon Brooks Ms. Joanne Close ’95 Dr. and Mrs. Sean Collins Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Comer Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Deutcsh II Mr. Ed Diaz Mr. Shane Andrews and Ms. Claudia Everitt-Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Jerome A. Fein Mr. and Mrs. Mike Huwe Ms. Aurlinda Johnson Mr. and Mrs. David Livingston Ms. Janeta P. Mavrova and Mr. Yordan Yordanov Mr. and Mrs. Dulymus McAllister Dr. and Mrs. Jon Perenack Ms. Jodi Roberts and Mr. Jay Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Steven Saucier Dr. Rahil D. Shah and Dr. Pinki Prasad-Shah Ms. Shannon Sharpe Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Sims Dr. Ahmad Slim and Dr. Jennifer Slim Mr. and Mrs. William Smith Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Smuck, Jr. ’97 Ms. Ann Womack CLASS OF 2028 – 100% Anonymous Ms. Michelle Boe Bridges Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Comer Mr. and Mrs. Bret G. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Ford J. Dieth, Jr. ’89 Mr. Shane Andrews and Ms. Claudia Everitt-Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Jerome A. Fein Mr. and Mrs. F. Dennis Flores III Mrs. Leslie Gamble and Mr. John Zenker Mr. and Mrs. Randy Gaspard Mr. and Mrs. Pat LaForge Mr. and Mrs. Chris P. Lawler ’90 Mrs. Malena Lepetich and Mr. Matthew Lepetich Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Lopez Mr. and Mrs. Isah Madawaki Mr. Benjamin D. Markey and Dr. Stefanie T. Markey Dr. Michael and Mrs. Kathleen Lawler Morin ’87 Dr. and Mrs. Ronnie Ortiz Ms. Courtney Peterson Mr. Christopher Ricouard and

Ms. Natalie Waguespack Dr. and Mrs. H. Chris Segar Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Shepherd Dr. Ahmad Slim and Dr. Jennifer Slim Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Thompson Ms. Katrina Tran Mr. Matthew P. Molaison and Ms. Alicia Vial ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Lodovico M. Vignes, Sr. Mr. Kamal Zeitoun CLASS OF 2029 – 52% Mr. and Mrs. Donald Alphonso Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barnett Dr. Mark Kulp and Ms. Mary Bond Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Breaux Mr. Joseph Briand Mr. John Dicasali and Mrs. Jennifer Adams Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dunn ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Blair Harrison Mr. Darrin Lear and Mrs. Angela Fyssas-Lear Ms. Shannon Sharpe Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Sims Mr. Darrel Smith and Ms. Mei Yen Smith Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Smuck, Jr. ’97 CLASS OF 2030 – 67% Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Michael Blake, Jr. Ms. Joanne Close ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Comer Dr. D. Bradley Davis and Dr. Nancy Davis Mr. Ed Diaz Mr. and Mrs. William L. Feibleman ’82 Mr. and Mrs. John Flanagan Mr. and Mrs. Omar Hamide Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Huber ’89 Mr. George Mueller III and Dr. Laura Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Palmisano Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Peyton ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Preen Mr. Matthew P. Molaison and Ms. Alicia Vial ’89 CLASS OF 2031 – 50% Anonymous Mr. Joseph Briand Mr. and Mrs. Mo Chan Mr. and Mrs. Ford J. Dieth, Jr. ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Jerome A. Fein Mr. and Mrs. Blair Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Troy Heytens Mr. and Mrs. Mike Huwe Mr. Benjamin D. Markey and Dr. Stefanie T. Markey Mr. and Mrs. Carson Riess Mr. and Mrs. José Rodriguez Ms. Shannon Sharpe Mr. Darrel Smith and Ms. Mei Yen Smith CLASS OF 2032 – 39% Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Bret G. Davis Mr. Christopher R. Shipman and Mrs. Sarah Jackson Dr. Ahmad Slim and Dr. Jennifer Slim Mr. Robert J. Stefani and Dr. Kristin Callahan

Mr. and Ms. James Watson Mr. and Mrs. Justin York CLASS OF 2033 – 67% Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dunn ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Philippovic Dr. and Mrs. H. Chris Segar Mr. and Mrs. James W. Thomas

ALUMNI ANNUAL GIVING

CLASS OF 1952 – 12% Capt. Ross R. Hatch, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Julie Hogue McCollam Mr. Bushnell C. Seavey Mr. David L. Zuber CLASS OF 1953 – 6% Mrs. Beth Bowermaster Washington CLASS OF 1954 – 15% Mrs. Martha Mallory Dolese Mrs. Dickie Millican Dossett Mr. James O. Gundlach Mrs. Lucile Smart Hawkins Mr. Donald S. Zuber, Sr. CLASS OF 1955 – 17% Ms. Mary H. Allen Mrs. Marjorie Barry Beer Mr. John M. Girault, Sr. Mrs. Carol Wetterhall Haubold Mrs. Sharon Smith Huff CLASS OF 1956 – 7% Mr. Dennis C. Crawford Mrs. Margaret Bogart Suter CLASS OF 1957 – 19% Mrs. Sandra Stinson Allen Dr. David C. Conner Mrs. Eleanor Calvert Crowder Mr. Hardee C. Kilgore III Mrs. Beverly Walther Robertson Mr. Robert Wehrmann Mr. Robert J. Whann III Dr. David S. Wisdom CLASS OF 1958 – 12% Dr. Thomas Cochran Mr. Hans A. B. Jonassen Mrs. Susan Crawford Pope Mr. Robert S. Yeargain, Jr. Capt. W. Thomas Zander CLASS OF 1959 – 8% Mr. Leo M. Favrot III Mr. James R. Martin III Ms. Sue Lynne Fulks Skoler Mrs. Nancy Toler Waring CLASS OF 1960 – 22% Mr. John A. Bolles Mrs. Jean Barnetson Brousseau Mr. James P. Conner Mr. E. Jerome Friedrichs, Jr. Mrs. Lizann Kreeger Hardy Mr. D. Douglas Howard, Jr. Mr. E. Douglas Johnson, Jr. Mrs. Nancy Jenkins Kinser

Mr. John F. Oudt Mrs. Mary Sue Nelson Roniger Mr. Howard J. Smith, Jr. CLASS OF 1961 – 12% Mr. Gayle L. Dalferes, Jr. Mrs. Anne Hickerson Doyle Mr. Mayo K. Emory Mr. Fenner E. Gay Mrs. Christine Halstead Hinckley Mrs. Patricia Emmer Lawson Mr. Ronald W. Liston Mr. S. Ford Rowan, Jr. CLASS OF 1962 – 14% Mrs. Regina Olivia Bohn-Puls Mrs. Elizabeth Burke Cifani Mrs. Martha Nelson Frost Mr. Robert W. Merrick Capt. Ralph Ross III Mrs. Anita Zervigon-Hakes CLASS OF 1963 – 7% Mr. Luther Edward Clark, Jr. Mrs. Patricia Mooney Dittes Mrs. Bette Prescott Minihan Mr. Charles Carter Wicks CLASS OF 1964 – 6% Mrs. Judy Fremaux Adams Mr. Tom L. Axelrad Mr. Charles C. Grubb Mrs. Deborah McCarthy Rhodus CLASS OF 1965 – 6% Mrs. Kathleen Hesse Ambrose Ms. Kathleen Mildred Gunter Mr. Douglas C. Meadowcroft Ms. Winston Wendt Purvis CLASS OF 1966 – 3% Ms. Anne Reily Sutherlin Mrs. Vail Smith Tessier CLASS OF 1967 – 5% Mrs. Parham Berryman Cain Dr. Anne Krementz Krementz Mr. William E. Wright, Jr. CLASS OF 1968 – 20% Mrs. Katharine Bankston Cross Mrs. Sandra Williams Dinon Mrs. Virginia Nelson Dodge Mr. Thomas B. Favrot, Jr. Mr. Rufus C. Harris III Mr. Edward George King III Mr. Daniel B. LeGardeur, Jr. Mr. Donald Kaye Marshall Mr. Louis W. McFaul III Ms. Vicki Morgan Mrs. Karen Baltar Reily Mrs. Peggy Higgins Sewell Mrs. Cathy Reily Thomason CLASS OF 1969 – 4% Mrs. Beckie McKown Barry Mr. Harry P. Gamble IV Mrs. Terry Riordan Stanton

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CLASS OF 1970 – 6% Mrs. Laura Bohne Fuller Mrs. Barbara Yates LeGardeur Mr. J. Ernest Sims Mr. Clifford B. Sutter CLASS OF 1971 – 9% Mr. Gary Brewster Mr. Robert Ty Cook, Jr. Mrs. Donna Melius Jolly Dr. Michael Kantor Mr. Mike Persia III Dr. Louise Harris Saik CLASS OF 1972 – 8% Ms. Susan Ashby Mrs. Laura Riddick Dufresne Mr. Robert W. Engel Mrs. Betsy Threefoot Kaston Dr. Thomas P. Lipscomb Dr. Vincent F. Morgan CLASS OF 1973 – 8% Ms. Melissa Perrett Cook Mr. Dolf Dunn Mrs. Melanie Fanning Dunn Ms. Peggy Hayes Montgomery Mrs. Jocelyn Stedman Pring Ms. Lee Robinson Mrs. Darcy Devine Scoggin CLASS OF 1974 – 12% Mrs. Ann Ashby Geary Dr. Brian H. Melius Mr. Mark E. Morere Dr. Denise Saik Peebles Ms. Pamela Portwood Dr. Carol Mykolyk Riddick Mr. Frank A. Riddick Mrs. Cynthia Phillips Schmidt CLASS OF 1975 – 9% Anonymous Dr. Byron A. Hammer Mr. Griff C. Lee III Mrs. Jennifer Tuero Melius Mr. G. Bruce Parkerson Mr. William Barry Sims Mrs. Lois Watkins Smitherman Mr. Steven A. Threefoot Dr. George L. H. Ward CLASS OF 1976 – 6% Dr. Jennifer Moorhead Parkerson Mrs. Ann Fleetwood Poelma Mr. Wallace Kent Porter Mr. Doyle Paul Spell, Jr. CLASS OF 1977 – 7% Mr. Robert Irvin Ayerst, Jr. Dr. Lisa Bernhard Mr. Jeffrey Alan Meckstroth Mr. Calvin L. Perilloux, Jr. Mr. Bertrand A. Wilson CLASS OF 1978 – 8% Mrs. Elisabeth Martin Armstrong Mr. Michael Lasky Barton

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Mrs. Margaret Dannenberg Bossier Mr. Brian C. Bossier Mr. Michael F. Nicoladis Mrs. Barbara Crawford Sheffer Mrs. Amy Threefoot Valeiras CLASS OF 1979 – 5% Mr. Craig Bourgeois Mr. Kelly Conatser Mr. A. Trice Gibbons III CLASS OF 1980 – 6% Dr. Leslie Blake Dr. Camille Colomb Mr. David B. Fried III Mr. Eric L. Holtzman Ms. Colleen Kuebel CLASS OF 1981 – 8% Mrs. Ragnhild Daasvand Mr. James M. Dellinger Major Elizabeth Wright Dunn Ms. Suzy Montero Mrs. Shannon Kinyon Townsend Mrs. Vicky Garcia Wroten CLASS OF 1982 – 5% Dr. Guy Favaloro Mr. William L. Feibleman Mrs. Elizabeth Gayle Fox Mrs. Nancy Mayer Mencke CLASS OF 1983 – 4% Ms. Anne Dunlap Honeywell Mrs. Alma Quiroz Roohi Mr. William Roohi CLASS OF 1984 – 10% Mr. Stuart G. Gayle Ms. Elizabeth Leveque Gouner Mrs. Frances Talley Jones Mr. Hans G. Luetkemeier Dr. Shannon Conatser Pickens Mr. Jay Laird Shannon Mr. Blake M. Woods CLASS OF 1985 – 6% Ms. M. Ashley Woods Bozeman Mr. David Favaloro Mrs. Laura Schuler Favaloro Dr. Kristin Sullivan Johnson Mrs. Ana Mesa Ortega CLASS OF 1986 – 10% Mrs. Dominique Brown Giordano Mr. Chris J. Leopold Mrs. Holly Kuebel Mentz Mr. Robert L. Pettit III Mr. Colin Walker Mr. Peter Joseph Wanek Mr. Brady K. Wood CLASS OF 1987 – 14% Mr. Michael Broxson Mrs. Kimberley Conway Crawford The Rev. Frederick D. Devall IV Mr. John R. Falgoust, Jr. Mrs. Brandi Ermon Feibleman Mr. Scott C. Hightower

Ms. Melanie Branton Manzella Mr. Carlos Manuel Mesa Mrs. Kathleen Lawler Morin Mr. Robert Dyson Peyton Mrs. Michele Karno Varon CLASS OF 1988 – 7% Mrs. Kendra O’Connell Abbott Mr. Chuck Corcoran Mrs. Lynne Churchill Renshaw Mr. Charles K. Schaefer Mr. Michael Kirk Talbot CLASS OF 1989 – 10% Mrs. Ruth Mora Avila Mr. Salvatore F. Caserta, Jr. Mr. Ford Jones Dieth, Jr. Ms. Kristin Kreeger Hays Mr. Stephen M. Huber Mr. Alfredo Mesa Ms. Alicia Vial Dr. Robert Walters, Jr. CLASS OF 1990 – 6% Mr. Scott L. Hall Dr. William Jeff Klein Mr. Chris P. Lawler Mr. Reynolds Wilson CLASS OF 1991 – 17% Mr. Roby Arensman Mr. Scott B. Branting Mrs. Christina Vial Comer Mrs. Lesley Crawford Costner Mr. Samuel Dunn Mr. Jonathan Hodges Mr. Michael Karno Mrs. Courtenay Graham Reymond Mrs. Julie Bailliet Williamson CLASS OF 1992 – 21% Anonymous Ms. Jennifer Adams Mr. Thomas J. Bethune IV Mrs. Suzanne Shaw Dieth Mr. Michael C. Odom, Jr. Mr. Ray Orrill III Mr. Charles Claiborne Schmidt Mr. Kyle Sclafani Mr. Chris Tidmore Dr. Carter Railsback Wood Mr. Chris Wright CLASS OF 1993 – 9% Anonymous Mrs. Erin E. Craig Mr. Edmund W. Dieth ’93 Dr. Tossy H. Fogle Dr. Justin Riley Jones Mr. Greg Page CLASS OF 1994 – 8% Dr. Carrie Elizabeth Black Dr. Vanessa G. Carroll-Ohmes Mrs. Leigh Adams Deutcsh Ms. Erin Simpson Ms. Breck Trevino-Cicchinelli

CLASS OF 1995 – 10% Mr. Mario R. Caserta Ms. Joanne Elizabeth Close Mr. Bradley Coffman Mr. Jason Conway Mr. Robert Charles Peterson Dr. Louis O. Smith III CLASS OF 1996 – 7% Mrs. Muffin Labouisse Adriance Mrs. Sarah Beth Downey Mr. Tyson Lykes Geary Mrs. Victoria Hodges Vartanian CLASS OF 1997 – 4% Mr. Zachary T. Goodyear Mr. Michael B. Smuck, Jr. CLASS OF 1998 – 8% Mr. Peter D. Adair Ms. Andrea R. Bonnette Mrs. Michelle Davis Dr. Nihal Tejas Godiwala Ms. Marci L. Juneau Mrs. Victoria Seixas CLASS OF 1999 – 6% Dr. Deepa Bhatnagar Capt. Mathison Guy Hall Dr. Justin Svec Mrs. Grant K. Worrell CLASS OF 2000 – 4% Mr. Josh Alan Kaston Mr. David Curry Peterson CLASS OF 2001 – 15% Anonymous Mr. Ryan Evans Mr. Rhett Kleinschmidt Ms. Samantha J. Levenstein Mr. Brandon M. Lobell Ms. Lauren Giles Mora Mr. Andrew M. O’Brien Mr. Zach J. Tyson Mrs. Catharine O’Connell Whipple CLASS OF 2002 – 27% Anonymous Mr. Carl Baloney, Jr. Mr. David Bordson-Bozzo Ms. Crista Bourg Bourg Ms. Erin Coatney Mrs. Katherine Burke Flohr Mr. Richard Folse Ms. Lindsey Greer Ms. Julia Horner Groome Ms. Aimee Joyce Hyatt Mrs. May King Marschner Mrs. Margot Castaing Rainold Mr. Walker Saik Mr. James F. Sarpy Mr. Mark A. Tessier, Jr. Mr. Brett Vogt

CLASS OF 2003 – 6% Mrs. Heather Boos Crandall Mr. Thomas Favrot Mr. Scott Saporito CLASS OF 2004 – 3% Ms. Jessica W. Moran Mr. Karl A. Senner CLASS OF 2005 – 11% Anonymous Mrs. Hillary Gibbs Alread Mr. Tyler Coatney Ms. Sara Frances Derby Ms. Brittany Gowland Mr. Andrew Matthews Dr. Garet Patterson Ms. Gabriela Uribe CLASS OF 2006 – 4% Mr. Bruce A. Frommeyer Mrs. Kelsey D. Napier Ms. Rachel Watts CLASS OF 2008 – 2% Mr. James L. Matthews CLASS OF 2009 – 4% Ms. Jane A. Ball Ms. Maryclaire Tenell Manard CLASS OF 2010 – 3% Ms. Katherine Brown Ms. Katherine Matthew-Parker CLASS OF 2011 – 14% Ms. Sarah Breisacher Mr. Jacob Fresneda Ms. Katherine Honeywell Ms. Christine A. Matthews Ms. Christina Noya Ms. Samantha Alexis Oppenheim CLASS OF 2012 – 2% Mr. Joshua Fresneda CLASS OF 2013 – 2% Mr. Ian J. Jenkins CLASS OF 2014 – 5% Ms. Amy Clement Mr. Jefferson D. Honeywell Mr. Adler William Hyatt CLASS OF 2015 – 100% Ms. Elena Andry Ms. Whitney Caroline Appel Ms. Trinity F. Barriere Ms. Kyla Bernberg Ms. Anna Bilich Mr. William Brannon Ms. Clare Michelle Brierre Mr. John Crichton Brown Mr. Rivers King Bruce Ms. Emily Breanna Bryan Ms. Margaret Ann Bryan Ms. Rebecca Josephine Buhrer Ms. Mya Carter Ms. Bonnie Leigh Cash Ms. Alexandra Kelly Cashman

Ms. Isabel Emma Celata Mr. William Roy Dean Mr. Joseph Alexander DeCorte Ms. Melissa Alana DeGrado Mr. Paulos DeJesus-Loureiro Ms. Paige Dublin Ms. Sarah Gray duPlantier Mr. Nathan Fernandez Mr. Jordan Fresneda Ms. Kayla Gerard Ms. Paige Elizabeth Holcomb Mr. Zachary Knight Israel Mr. Jack Stephen Jenkins Ms. Riley Marra Kirkpatrick Mr. Srihari Korrapati Mr. Gerald L. B. Martin Mr. Desmond McGovern Ms. Iris Mire Mr. Alexander Paul Monier Mr. Jeremy James Ott Mr. Max Pancamo Mr. Nicolas Phillips Mr. Jared Pigeon Mr. Bryan Vincent Recile Mr. Ross Charles Reggio Mr. Rodney Devon Rice III Ms. Elise E. Ripley Mr. Ethan Robarts Ms. Amanda Reneé Simon Rouquette Mr. Mason Scofield Mr. Trevor M. Smith Ms. Ilana Springer Ms. Madeline Stefani Ms. Tiffany Marie Tavassoli Mr. Levi Thompson Ms. Sofia Ungarino Mr. Aleksander Lawrence Vogel Ms. Breuna Dominique Westry Mr. Joshua Alexander Wollfarth Mr. Brandon Womac Mr. Mason Michael Wooton

GRANDPARENTS

Gifts Honoring Grandchildren Mr. and Mrs. David Aaron Grant Heytens ’26 Caleb Heytens ’28 Isaac Heytens ’31 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Adams Allison Deutcsh ’25 Arthur Deutsch ’27 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Anderson Belin B. Manalle ’16 Averie G. Clark ’26 Mrs. Pat Anderson and Mr. Jim Anderson Elizabeth Kuehne ’18 Dr. and Mrs. Robert Arensman Nicholas Arensman ’21 Emerson Arensman ’24 Mr. Charles Ashurst and Mrs. Dian Ashurst Eric T. Berthelot ’21 Mrs. Marjorie Barry Beer ’55 Sarah J. Spell ’17

Capt. and Mrs. Frederick F. Briand Luke Briand ’27 Patrick Briand ’29 Carrick Briand ’31 Mr. and Mrs. Martin C. Campo III Kevin M. Bird ’16 Mr. Dave Carneggie and Ms. Bonnie Driscoll Michael P. Gandolfi ’17 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ceasar Michael C. Odom ’24 Jacob J. Odom ’26 Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Clement Matthew Clement ’16 Ashton M. Breaux ’27 Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Collier Ava G. Collier ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Collins John L. Collins ’25 Colleen Collins ’27 Erin Collins ’27 Dr. and Mrs. Willis Conatser Jessica L. Pickens ’19 Madelaine L. Pickens ’19 Clara G. Conatser ’21 Richard R. Pickens ’23 Mr. and Mrs. James R. Conway III Leland Crawford ’25 Evan C. Crawford ’27 Mrs. Margaret Corcoran Kate Corcoran ’22 Audrey L. Corcoran ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Roger Costello Elena Costello ’23 John P. Costello ’26 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis C. Crawford ’56 Leland Crawford ’25 Evan C. Crawford ’27 Mrs. Frances Curran William J. Barnett ’26 Michael Barnett ’26 Anna F. Barnett ’29 Ms. Gloria Davis David LaVie ’26 Elise LaVie ’29 Mrs. Esther Day Zachery M. Day ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dicasali Evelyn Dicasali ’29 Mr. Robert Edgerton and Mrs. Elizabeth Edgerton Evan P. McCollum ’18 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Falanga Bellen Davis ’25 Piper Davis ’28 Cicely Davis ’32 Mrs. Jerome Fein Christopher Fein ’27 Hudson Fein ’28 William Fein ’31 Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Fink Daniel Fink ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Flauss Barret B. Shepherd ’19 Ashton M. Shepherd ’22 Mr. and Mrs. George Fyssas George Fyssas-Lear ’29 Mr. and Mrs. Don Garvey Kathleen Williams ’20 James Garvey ’22

Mr. James and Mrs. Ann Ashby Geary ’74 Margaret Geary ’29 Madeline A. Geary ’32 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Gibbs Prudence M. Dudley ’21 Mr. and Mrs. John C. Gray Bruce B. Miller ’18 Peyton J. Miller ’23 Mr. Gordon M. Gsell and Mrs. Toby Gsell Gillian Gsell ’28 Mrs. Ann Hartman Elliot Schmedtje ’22 August Schmedtje ’23 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Higgins Orri Rouse ’29 Annika Rouse ’32 Mr. Stephen L. Huber and Mrs. Paula C. Huber Stephen H. Huber ’23 Russell Huber ’26 Meredith Huber ’30 Mr. Robert T. Jackson, Jr. Cheyenne G. Dwyer ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Robin Karas Carter Breaux ’29 Ms. Suzette Kinchen Ryan Bridges ’28 Mr. Richard Kulp and Mrs. Cindy Kulp Jonah Kulp ’29 Mrs. Diane Labouisse John S. Adriance ’24 Charles W. Adriance ’26 Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. LaNasa, Jr. Collin L. Shannon ’18 John Shannon ’20 Dr. and Mrs. John R. Macgregor John Stewart ’21 Mary Stewart ’24 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maher Beau Cole ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mantis Garrett Kalogiratos ’18 Mr. and Mrs. Frank McClellan Ian P. Todd ’24 Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Menutis Vincent J. Marcello ’19 Mr. Robert W. Merrick ’62 Jesse A. Reeves ’17 Ruby K. Reeves ’19 John B. Reeves ’20 The Rev. and Mrs. Prospero Mesa Diego F. Ortega ’18 Sofia R. Ortega ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Morere ’74 Giuseppe Lovisa ’33 Mr. and Mrs. Vinny Mosca Gianni Alphonso ’29 Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Odom Michael C. Odom ’24 Jacob J. Odom ’26 Ms. Donna Peirce Miles Chancellor ’25 Christian Chancellor ’26 Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Peyton Stuart E. Peyton ’20 Ruby G. Crawford ’25 Georgia R. Peyton ’30 Dr. Tom Porter Michael P. Gandolfi ’17 Mrs. Mary G. Reinhardt Brenan Kronenberg ’19

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Mr. Dennis D. Ritter, Jr. Daniel Fink ’25 Mrs. Yvonne D. Rogers Nicholas Manning ’20 Tucker Manning ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schott, Jr. Arthur Schott ’24 Ava Schott ’26 Caleb Schott ’26 Mr. and Mrs. Kim Sorrells Curtis R. L’Hoste ’30 Hayden Riess ’31 Avery Riess ’34 Mr. Kenneth Soulant Charlotte E. Goudail ’16 Mr. Robert J. Stefani, Sr. and Mrs. Marlene Stefani Eden Stefani ’32 Eliza Stefani ’32 Dr. Bill Stevens and Dr. Nancy Stevens Sofia Urrego ’24 Dr. and Mrs. Michael A. Sullivan Ryan A. Johnson ’22 Erin Johnson ’25 Mrs. Judith Talbot Anna Beth Talbot ’19 Michael S. Talbot ’22 Mr. and Mrs. George Wax John L. Collins ’25 Colleen Collins ’27 Erin Collins ’27 Mr. Woody Wilson Grayson D. Doyle ’18 Colin T. Doyle ’21

PARENTS OF ALUMNI

Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Adams Dr. Harriet Aguiar-Netto Mr. and Mrs. John A. Alvendia Senator and Mrs. Conrad H. Appel III Dr. and Mrs. Robert Arensman Mr. and Mrs. R. Dunbar Argote Mr. and Mrs. Lee Aucoin Mr. and Mrs. Tom L. Axelrad ’64 Ms. Dena Bach Ms. Leslie S. Bahn Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Baird Mrs. Eileen K. Beckman Mrs. Marjorie Barry Beer ’55 Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Bossier ’78 (Margaret Dannenberg ’78) Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Bower Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. Branton Mrs. Anne and Mr. Bud Breaux Mr. and Mrs. Claude Breisacher Mr. and Mrs. Guy P. Brierre Ms. Sondra Brown Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert E. Brown, Jr. Mr. Thomas F. Bryan and Mrs. Doris S. Bryan Mr. and Mrs. John Budde Mr. Cyril B. Burck, Jr. ’68 Mrs. Lee Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Caserta Mr. and Mrs. Dale Cash Mrs. Beverly E. Churchill Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Clement Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Coatney Ms. Jennifer Collins Mr. Kelly Conatser ’79 and Dr. Leslie Blake ’80 Dr. and Mrs. Willis Conatser

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Mr. and Mrs. James R. Conway III Mr. and Mrs. Dennis C. Crawford ’56 Ms. Joni de Gravelle Dr. Oliver de Gravelle Mr. and Mrs. Joel E. Derby III Mr. Caleb Didriksen Mr. Donald and Mrs. Sandra Williams Dinon ’68 The Very Rev. and Mrs. David Allard duPlantier Mr. and Mrs. G. Perry Eastman III ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Faust Dr. and Mrs. Guy W. Favaloro ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Favrot, Jr. ’68 Mr. William Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fresneda The Rev. and Mrs. W. Gedge Gayle, Jr. Mr. James and Mrs. Ann Ashby Geary ’74 Mr. Bret Gerard Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Gibbs Dr. Grant Gillen and Dr. Sharon Gillen Mr. and Mrs. John M. Girault, Sr. ’55 Mr. and Mrs. John J. Graham Mrs. Beverly R. Greenwell Mr. Hoyt L. Greer and Mrs. Dianne Greer Mr. and Mrs. Scott L. Hall ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Guy G. Hamann Mr. and Mrs. Rufus C. Harris III ’68 Col. Sandy Harter (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Hathaway The Very Rev. A. J. Heine Ms. Cynthia Hill Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hoffmann, Jr. Ms. Anne Dunlap Honeywell ’83 Mr. D. Douglas Howard, Jr. ’60 Mr. Stephen L. Huber and Mrs. Paula C. Huber Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Hurley Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Hyatt, Jr. Dr. J. Stephen Jenkins and Mrs. Marilyn Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Marion Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Hans A. B. Jonassen ’58 Mr. Jeff and Mrs. Betsy Threefoot Kaston ’72 The Rev. B. W. Kinyon Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kirschman Mr. and Mrs. Brian Kuehne The Rev. Michael C. Kuhn and Mrs. Maria Elliott Mrs. Diane Labouisse Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lane Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lang III Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. LeCoq Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. LeGardeur, Jr. ’68 (Barbara Yates ’70) Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. LeJeune Mr. David J. Main, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Manard III Dr. and Mrs. Charles C. Matthews Mrs. Julie Hogue McCollam ’52 Mr. and Mrs. John T. McMahon Cmdr. and Mrs. Robert H. McMillan Dr. Brian Melius ’74 and Mrs. Jennifer Tuero Melius ’75 The Rev. and Mrs. Prospero Mesa Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Odom Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Oppenheim Ms. Natalie Ott Cmdr. and Mrs. Christopher Pendleton Mr. Robert Peterson and Mrs. Barbara D. Bohn Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Peyton Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Phillips Dr. and Mrs. Robert Quinet Mr. and Mrs. Ward Ripley Mr. Lewis P. Rogers and Mrs. Grace Rogers

Mr. and Mrs. William Roohi ’83 (Alma Quiroz ’83) Dr. Louise and Mr. Clifton Saik The Rev. Debbie Scalia and Mr. Sal Scalia Mrs. Cynthia Phillips Schmidt ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Schmidt III ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Schuber III Mr. and Mrs. Hiren Shah Mr. and Mrs. William W. Shaw, Jr. Mrs. Patricia F. Simpson Dr. and Mrs. Thom F. Smilari Mr. Howard J. Smith, Jr. ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sharple Drs. Robin and Peter Stedman ’71 Mr. Robert J. Stefani and Dr. Kristin Callahan Mrs. Carroll W. Suggs Dr. and Mrs. Michael A. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. George R. Sumner Dr. and Mrs. Frank Svec Mrs. Judith Talbot Mrs. Vail Smith Tessier ’66 Mrs. Cathy Reily Thomason ’68 Dr. Henry Threefoot Mr. and Mrs. Perry Tillman III Mr. and Mrs. Al A. Trevino Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Verges II Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Vining Mrs. Kerry S. Vogt and Mr. Gary B. Vogt Mr. F. Parker Waters, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Watts, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. K. Michael Weaver Mr. David Webber Mrs. Joseph Cameron White Mr. and Mrs. Bertrand A. Wilson ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Yeargain, Jr. ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Young Capt. W. Thomas Zander ’58

ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY, AND STAFF Mr. Peter D. Adair ’98 Mrs. Mary-Frances J. Adriance ’86 Ms. Annabelle Allen Mrs. Hillary E. Alread ’05 Ms. Devi Anderson Mrs. Lisa Angerer Mrs. Shawn Aucoin Mrs. Carroll Beauvais Mrs. Laura Blazek Ms. Mary Bond Mrs. Andrea R. Bonnette ’98 Ms. Ashley Bozeman ’85 Mrs. Pamela C. Brierre Ms. Jodi Broggi Mrs. Mary K. Brown Mrs. Margaret Budde Mrs. Danielle E. Calamia Mrs. Denise Callahan Mrs. Toni Caserta Ms. Meredith Centineo Mrs. Barat Chisesi Mrs. Jennifer Collins Mrs. Kammer J. Conway Dr. Karen Daboval Ms. Holly Dalferes Mrs. Lisa Davis Ms. Angela C. Day Mrs. Erin Dazzo Mr. Nolan L. Dewey Mr. John Dicasali Mr. Ford J. Dieth ’89 Mrs. Tiffany DuSaules

Ms. Rachel Eustis Mrs. Deborah M. Flanagan Mrs. Allison Fresneda Ms. Leslie Gamble Mrs. Stephanie Gaspard Mrs. Susan Goudail Mrs. Kimberly E. Graben Ms. Anita L. Hamilton Mr. Andrew Harris Mr. Blair Harrison Mrs. Krissy Harrison Ms. Cynthia Hill Mrs. Ginny Hoffmann Mr. James Huval Mr. Mike Huwe Mrs. Melissa Huwe Ms. Aimee J. Hyatt ’02 Mrs. Nanette Hyatt Mr. Gary Innerarity Ms. Linda B. Irwin Ms. Conchetta Joseph Ms. Megan King Mr. Jason Kirkpatrick Mrs. Lee Klebba Mr. Chris Kopp Rev. Dr. Michael C. Kuhn Dr. Louise LaBruyère Dr. Julie Laskay Mr. Joseph N. LeCoq Mrs. Linda Keir Mrs. Shannan LeJeune Mrs. Jeanie L’Hoste Mr. Warren Lind Ms. Meredith Long-Dieth Mrs. Rebecca Lovisa Mrs. Jane Lynn Mr. Stephen Martinez Mr. Garrett Mason Ms. Catherine Massengale Ms. Katherine C. Matthew-Parker ’10 Ms. Katherine McGowan Rev. Ford J. Millican Mrs. Joette Monaghan Ms. Michelle Morgan Mrs. Rosary Mouton Mrs. Connie Munson Mr. Matthew Murray Mrs. Kelsey D. Napier ’06 Ms. Anastasia Nekoz Mr. Rob Norton Mrs. Donna O’Connor Mr. Michael C. Odom ’92 Mrs. Holly S. Odom Ms. Julie M. O’Flynn Mrs. Edwina O’Flynn Ms. Kem Opperman-Torres Mrs. Natalie Ott Mrs. Emily Pastorek Mrs. Susan Pendleton Mr. Charlie Phillips Mrs. Lola Phillips Ms. Celeste Porche Mr. Wallace K. Porter ’76 Mrs. Mary L. Quinet Dr. Charles Ramos Ms. Anastasia Richards Mr. Charles G. Rivet Mrs. Alma Q. Roohi ’83 Dr. William L. Rosenbaum Ms. Emily Ross Mrs. Mary Lee Saucier ’91

Deacon Debbie Scalia Mr. Keith Schwarz Mr. Ray Scioneaux Mr. Christopher R. Shipman Mrs. Patricia F. Simpson Mrs. Eileen L. Smilari Mrs. Merry Sorrells Mr. Jordan D. Soyka Ms. Christina L. Spako Mr. Keith Stanton Ms. Glendora Stelly Mrs. Laurie Stewart Mrs. Julie Talbot Mrs. Allison Thomas Mrs. DeAnna Tillery Mrs. Tanya Tranchina Mr. Al Tritico Dr. Joe Vaccaro Ms. Kathleen VanGeffen Mrs. Jenny Velasquez Ms. Jennifer Wang Ms. Courtney Ward Mr. Philip Warren Ms. Rachel W. Watts ’06 Mrs. Barbara Weaver Mrs. Winnie Wendel Ms. Brandy Williams Mrs. Teresa York

FORMER PERSONNEL

Dr. Harriet Aguiar-Netto Ms. Leslie S. Bahn Mrs. Eileen K. Beckman Mrs. Alyson Berthelot Ms. Roma Coleman Mrs. Marjorie Conatser Mrs. Leigh A. Deutcsh ’94 Mrs. Suzie Shaw Dieth ’92 Mr. Rick Dike Ms. Jeanette Diket Mr. Vincent O. Drago Mr. John Fererro Mrs. Sylvia Finger Mrs. Elizabeth Gayle Fox ’82 Mr. Eugene "Kip" Gibert III ’75 Mr. Wayne Golden Mrs. Dianne Greer Mrs. Chris Hamann Ms. Anne Dunlap Honeywell ’83 Mrs. Charlotte Johnson Mrs. Betsy Threefoot Kaston ’72 Mr. Hans G. Luetkemeier ’84 The Rev. Prospero Mesa Mrs. Holly Nichols Mr. Pedro B. Perez Mrs. Margot Castaing Rainold ’02 Mrs. Mary Sue Nelson Roniger ’60 Mrs. Janet Russo Ms. Julie Salas Mrs. Margaret Schuber Mrs. Judy Sharple Mrs. Sue Shaw Mr. Al Trevino Mrs. Linda Trevino Mrs. Kerry S. Vogt Ms. Rebecca Williams Mrs. MéMé Wilson

FOUNDATIONS AND CORPORATIONS 504 Pools, LLC Abbeville Family Partnership, L.P. Anonymous

Arthur J. Gallagher Foundation AT&T Baptist Community Ministries Booker Building Inspections Chase Bank Credit Card Choice Supply Solutions, LLC DA Exterminating Co., Inc. Delucci Plus, LLC Fairway Development Corporation Fuller Properties, Ltd. Gibbs Construction Gulfside, Inc. Habitat for Humanity Harold J. Anderson, Inc. Hurley and Cot Jefferson Wholesale KP Creative Lakeland Roofing & Construction, Inc. Marine & Industrial Healthcare Services, Inc. Nature’s Magic, LLC Navivan Corp.

Perini Family Foundation Poseidon International Maritime, Inc. River Road Transportation Schwab Charitable Fund SEB Investments, LLC Seemann Composites Shell Oil Company Foundation Sport Cars of Louisiana Sucre, LLC Target The Armstrong Foundation The Bardell Company The Mike and Lynn Coatney Family Foundation The Greater New Orleans Foundation United Mail Services Verizon Victor Huber and Sons Visa, Inc. Whitney & Richardson Whitney Bank

FRIENDS

Mr. and Mrs. Gus Baldwin Mr. Doyle Coatney Mr. and Mrs. Scott H. Cooper Ms. Shannon H. Daigle Ms. Elizabeth Darby Mrs. Lea Davis Mr. Stanton Dossett Mrs. Sylvia Finger Galatoire’s Restaurant Mr. Jim Garza Ms. Anne Heidelberg Mr. Edward Hohlbein Ms. Kathryn House The Kann Family Mr. and Mrs. Simon R. MacNeill Ms. Susan McCasney Ms. Sherrill S. McCausland Mr. and Mrs. John D. Meyers Mr. Carl Panebiango Mrs. Kristi Peters Mr. and Mrs. Brent R. Peus Mr. Philip Ramon Mr. and Mrs. Moye Sanders Mrs. Marjorie Seemann The Rt. Rev. and Mrs. Morris K. Thompson Ms. Judy Wolfe

RESTRICTED GIFTS Headmaster ($15,000 +) Belle Johnson Scholars Foundation Board Mr. and Mrs. G. Perry Eastman III ’62 Family of Waldemar S. Nelson Edward E. Ford Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Danny McMyne McMyne Property Management Saint ($10,000 - $14,999) DocuMart Episcopal Community Services Ms. Colleen Gravley ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Gravley Ruth U. Fertel Foundation St. Martin’s Episcopal Church Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Marc Tuleu Scholar ($5,000 - $9,999) Gulf Coast Bank Mrs. Malena Lepetich and Mr. Matthew Lepetich Fellow ($3,000 - $4,999) The Brown Foundation Scholarship Fund Founder ($1,500 - $2,999 ) Dr. and Mrs. Robert Arensman Cain Construction & Designs, LLC Eustis Insurance Hurley and Cot Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Hurley Ms. Melanie Branton Manzella ’87 Supporter ($500 – $999) 504 Pools, LLC Mr. Patrick Costello and Mrs. Erica Costello Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Cranford Cranford Equipment Co., Inc. DA Exterminating Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jed S. D’Arensbourg Mr. and Mrs. Bret G. Davis Ms. Gian Durand Mr. and Mrs. Lee P. Gary, Jr. General Mills Box Tops for Education Gibbs Construction Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Gibbs Mr. and Mrs. Gregory K. Gibson Habitat for Humanity Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Huber ’89 JJ’s Diner Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Jones Dr. Stephen LaCoste and Dr. Nicole LaCoste Mr. and Mrs. Chris P. Lawler ’90 Mrs. Donna Lewis New Orleans Museum of Art Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Nicoladis ’78 Ochsner Health System Dr. Patrick D. Odom ’93 Palmisano Management Mr. and Ms. Jonathan Rutherford, Sr. Ms. Anne Reily Sutherlin ’66 Tchoupitoulas Beer Garden Mr. and Mrs. Clayton K. Williamson Benefactor ($100 – $499) Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Allemore Billiot Pools & Spas Mr. Thomas F. Bryan and Mrs. Doris S. Bryan Mr. Leonard Cline and Ms. Gabrielle Laitano Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clotworthy Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Comer Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Crawford Daniel C. Imbornone, CPA

The Rev. and Mrs. Frederick D. Devall IV ’87 Elevations Shoring, LLC Equitas Capital Advisors Executone Systems Co. of Louisiana Fairmont Flooring, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Jerome A. Fein Fifth Grade Parents Drs. Yanira and Rafael T. Figueroa Mr. and Mrs. Adam J. Gremillion Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Imbornone Mr. Steven K. Lambert Law Office of Kyle S. Sclafani, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Lawrence Ms. Rebecca Lovisa and Mr. Mark Lovisa Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Marks Mr. and Mrs. Randall C. Martin Mrs. Sarah and Mr. Jeffrey Meckstroth ’77 Dr. Brian Melius ’74 and Mrs. Jennifer Tuero Melius ’75 Ms. Karen Merrick Metairie Small Animal Hospital Mr. Ed Mocklin Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Molbert, Sr. Drs. Richelle and Paul Monier Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Morere ’74 Mr. George Mueller III and Dr. Laura Mueller Mueller Law Firm, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Gerardo E. Ortega Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Palmisano Dr. Jennifer Parkerson ’76 and Mr. G. Bruce Parkerson ’75 RBAS Investments, LP Mr. and Mrs. David S. Reeves Mr. Charles E. Riley IV River City Air Conditioning, Inc. Dr. Mitchell Rubin and Dr. Brandi Jones Mr. Walker Fleming Saik ’02 School Time Mr. Kyle Sclafani ’92 Mr. and Mrs. David Sharple ’99 Mrs. Merry Pease Sorrells Southern Lacrosse Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Tim Stewart Stokes & Associates, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Larry Stokes Mr. and Mrs. David Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Todd Tillery Mr. and Mrs. Al Trevino Mr. and Mrs. Richard Whitney, Jr. Friend ($1 – $99) Ms. Rachel Balfantz Mr. Warren D. Bischof, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Budde Community Coffee Company, L.L.C. Mr. Robert Glenn and Ms. Donna Gorum Glenn Mr. Jeff and Mrs. Betsy Threefoot Kaston ’72 Dr. Victor Linden Mr. Clint A. Nunez and Ms. Amy Stelly-Nunez Mr. and Mrs. Rex L. Salge The Rev. Debbie Scalia and Mr. Sal Scalia Mrs. Patricia F. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Smuck, Jr. ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Andre Vignes

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ATHLETICS Hurley and Cot Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Hurley Drs. Richelle and Paul Monier Dr. Patrick D. Odom ’93 CAPITAL CAMPAIGN Anonymous Crescent City Physical Therapy Fund Ms. Virginia Davis The Rev. and Mrs. Frederick D. Devall IV ’87 Mr. and Mrs. G. Perry Eastman III ’62 Family of Waldemar S. Nelson Mrs. Jeanne Wanek Fowler ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Gibbs Dr. and Mrs. Tejas T. Godiwala Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Huber ’89 Mr. E. Douglas Johnson, Jr. ’60 Mr. Jeff and Mrs. Betsy Threefoot Kaston ’72 The Rev. Dr. Michael C. Kuhn and Mrs. Maria Elliot Mr. George Mueller III and Dr. Laura Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Nicoladis ’78 Dr. Jennifer Moorhead Parkerson ’76 and Mr. G. Bruce Parkerson ’75 Mr. Walker Fleming Saik ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Hiren Shah Mr. and Mrs. Kim Sorrells The Greater New Orleans Foundation The Selley Foundation Mrs. Elizabeth Wanek Thomas ’94 The Rt. Rev. and Mrs. Morris K. Thompson Mrs. Carolyn Wanek Treuting and Dr. Robert Treuting Wanek Lecture Fund Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Wanek ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Bertrand A. Wilson ’77 CHAPEL UPGRADE Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clotworthy FAMILY ENDOWMENT RBAS Investments, LP Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Stephens RUTH U. FERTEL SCHOLARSHIPS Ruth U. Fertel Foundation FINANCIAL AID EXTRAS Ms. Roma Coleman Ms. Angela Day Mr. Mark Day Mr. and Mrs. Ford J. Dieth, Jr. ’89 Mr. Wayne Golden Mr. and Ms. Phillippe Goudail Ms. Kimberly Elise Graben Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. LeCoq Mr. Warren Lind Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Odom, Jr. ’92 Ms. Julie M. O’Flynn Cmdr. and Mrs. Christopher Pendleton Ms. Meredith Pennison The Rev. Debbie Scalia and Mr. Sal Scalia Mrs. Patricia F. Simpson Mr. Jordan D. Soyka Mr. and Mrs. C. Keith Stanton (Terry Riordan ’69) Mr. and Mrs. Tim Stewart Mr. and Mrs. James W. Thomas Mr. Manuel O. Torres and Mrs. Kem L. Opperman-Torres Ms. Jennifer Wang

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FINANCIAL AID SCHOLARSHIPS Belle Johnson Scholars Foundation Board Episcopal Community Services St. Martin’s Episcopal Church INSTRUCTIONAL The Brown Foundation Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Comer The Rev. and Mrs. Frederick D. Devall IV ’87 DocuMart Mr. and Mrs. G. Perry Eastman III ’62 Edward E. Ford Foundation General Mills Box Tops for Education Mr. and Mrs. Gregory K. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Gravley Ms. Colleen Gravley ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Huber ’89 Mr. Jeff and Mrs. Betsy Threefoot Kaston ’72 McMyne Property Management Mr. and Mrs. Danny McMyne Mrs. Sarah and Mr. Jeffrey Meckstroth ’77 New Orleans Museum of Art Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Nicoladis ’78 Dr. Jennifer Parkerson ’76 and Mr. G. Bruce Parkerson ’75 Mr. Walker Fleming Saik ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Marc Tuleu THE DON AND DONNA LEWIS LAGNIAPPE FUND Dr. and Mrs. Robert Arensman Mrs. Donna Lewis PLANT AND BUILDING Community Coffee Company, LLC McMyne Property Management Mr. and Mrs. Danny McMyne

HONOR AND MEMORIAL GIFTS

In memory of Mavis H. Ashby Ms. Susan Ashby ’72 In memory of Fay R. Atkinson Mrs. Martha Mallory Dolese ’54 In honor of Madison K. Aucoin ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Lee Aucoin In honor of Taylor E. Aucoin ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Lee Aucoin In honor of Brooke S. Bass ’05 Mrs. Cynthia Phillips Schmidt ’74 In memory of Crichton W. Brown ’76 Ms. Shannon H. Daigle In memory of Bonnie Broxson ’55 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Broxson ’87 Mrs. Beverly E. Churchill Mrs. Lea Davis The Rev. and Mrs. Frederick D. Devall IV ’87 Mr. John R. Falgoust, Jr. ’87 Mrs. Sharon Smith Huff ’55 Mr. and Mrs. Simon R. MacNeill Mr. and Mrs. John D. Meyers Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Peyton Mrs. Beverly Walther Robertson ’57 In honor of Bonnie L. Cash ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Dale Cash In memory of Whitson M. Christy ’89 Gulfside, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James O. Gundlach ’54 Ms. Kathryn House Mr. and Mrs. Hans A. B. Jonassen ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Brent R. Peus Mrs. Beverly Walther Robertson ’57 Seemann Composites Mrs. Marjorie Seemann In memory of Harold Clement Ms. Crista Marie Bourg ’02 Mr. Gerard Breaux In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Coatney Ms. Erin Coatney ’02

In memory of J. Robert Corcoran Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Corcoran ’88 In honor of Ruby G. Crawford ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Peyton ’87 In memory of Robert S. Dolese Mrs. Martha Mallory Dolese ’54 In memory of Leo W. Gagnon Ms. Mary K. Peyton In memory of Kitty Garvey Mr. and Mrs. James Garvey, Jr. In memory of Nancy Gehley The Rev. and Mrs. John D. Angerer, Jr. In memory of Charlene E. Green Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Hyatt, Jr. In memory of Belle Johnson Ms. Anne Reily Sutherlin ’66 In memory of John P. Labouisse ’60 Mr. and Mrs. R. Dunbar Argote Mr. and Mrs. Gus Baldwin Ms. Holly Dalferes Galatoire’s Restaurant Mr. Tyson Lykes Geary ’96 Ms. Sherrill S. McCausland Mr. and Mrs. Moye Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Schmidt III ’62 Mr. Robert Wehrmann ’57 Whitney Bank In memory of Betsy Little Little ’55 Mrs. Sharon Smith Huff ’55 In memory of J. N. Montgomery Ms. Peggy Hayes Montgomery ’73 In memory of Paul Muehlemann ’62 Mrs. Regina Olivia Bohn-Puls ’62 Mr. and Mrs. G. Perry Eastman III ’62 Swiss American Society of New Orleans Mr. and Mrs. George Wax In honor of Georgia R. Peyton ’30 Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Peyton ’87 In honor of Stuart E. Peyton ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Peyton ’87 In memory of Eric R. Phillpott, Jr. ’55 Mrs. Sharon Smith Huff ’55 Mrs. Beverly Walther Robertson ’57 In memory of Dorothy Rhoden Anonymous In memory of Carol L. Ritter Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Fink In honor of Ethan Robarts ’15 The Bardell Company In memory of Lorraine Santopadre Ms. Joni de Gravelle Dr. and Ms. Oliver de Gravelle In memory of Louis O. Smith Dr. Louis O. Smith III ’95 In memory of Ray Thibodeaux Anonymous In honor of Matthew Varon ’22 Mr. Michael Karno ’91 In honor of Mollye Varon ’19 Mr. Michael Karno ’91 In memory of David J. Vial Mr. Matthew P. Molaison and Ms. Alicia Vial ’89 In memory of Rosalie S. Whiteman Mrs. Frances Curran In memory of Ian C. Williams ’93 Mrs. Suzanne E. Dieth ’92 and Dr. Edmund W. Dieth ’93 In memory of William H. Wood ’88 Mrs. Carroll W. Suggs In honor of William E. Wright ’67 Dr. Anne B. Krementz ’67 In honor of Amber O. Wyatt ’20 Mr. Bruce Wyatt and Mrs. Heidi Labourdette-Wyatt In memory of Ann Zimmerman Mrs. Beverly Walther Robertson ’57

HONOR A TEACHER

Listed on the inside back cover

GIFTS-IN-KIND, GOODS AND SERVICES Mr. and Mrs. Adam J. Gremillion Howell Consultants, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Hyatt, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Martin (Judy Becker ’78)

GIFTS-IN-KIND, NEW TECHNOLOGY Mr. and Mrs. John M. Wilson

SPRING GALA

Presenting Sponsor Gulf Coast Bank and Trust Patron Party Sponsor St. Martin’s Board of Trustees Gold Sponsors Class of 2022 Marian and Larry Gibbs Kathleen ’87 and Mike Morin Melanie Manzella ’87 Red and Blue Sponsors FH Myers Construction Jennifer and Lee Gary General Biomedical Service Jani-King Oak Family Dental Sonitrol of New Orleans— Verified Electronic Security Terry ’69 and Keith Stanton Patron Sponsors Angele and John Alvendia Lauren and Roby Arensman ’91 Dena Bach and Parker Waters Catherine and Richard Bennett Robin and Mark Bone Doris and Tommy Bryan Valerie and Chuck Corcoran ’88 Erica and Patrick Costello Lisa and Bret Davis Leigh ’94 and Arthur Deutsch Lisa and Fred Devall ’87 Brenda and Carl Ducote Melissa and Alex Fein Leslie and Randy Gaspard Donna and Rob Glenn Heidi and Adam Gremillion Mary and David Halpern Cynthia Hill Shannon and Stephen Huber ’89 Trudy and Tim Hurley Christine and Stephen Jones Nicole and Stephen LaCoste Erin and David LaVie Dawn and Tim Mayeux Laura and George Mueller Kristen and Michael Nicoladis ’78 Marissa and Rob Norton Ochsner Health Systems Provance Chiropractic Lacy ’87 and Mo Rabe Susan and Peter Rigney Brandi and Mitch Rubin Ashley Salge and Freda Freeman Schiro’s School Time Uniforms Gretchen and Pete Schmedtje Fran and Mark Scofield Kimberly and Michael Smuck ’97 Merry and Kim Sorrells Lacey and Tom Spiers

Julie and Kirk Talbot ’88 DeAnna and Todd Tillery Entertainment Sponsor Cain Construction and Design Event Experience Sponsor The Solomon Group Food Sponsors Café Du Monde Chez Pierre Court of Two Sisters Drago’s Seafood Restaurant Mr. John’s Steakhouse New Orleans Ice Cream Company Nola Catering Events The Crossing Gala Bar Sponsor Gian Durand Patron Party Bar Sponsor Annie and Wesley Palmisano Patron Party Gift Sponsor Donovan and Lawler Law Firm Photography Sponsor Wally Porter and Associates GIFTS IN KIND 1st Grade Parents 1st Grade Teachers 3rd Grade Parents 4th Grade Class 5th Grade Class 6th Grade Parents 7th Grade Parents 8th Grade Parents 9th Grade Parents 11th Grade Parents Abode About Face of New Orleans Academy Sports ACL Crosses Acme Oyster House Adventure Quest Laser Tag Airboat Adventures Airline Skate Center Karl Alexander ’68 Allstate Sugar Bowl Hillary Alread Michelle Alsina American Eagle Outfitters Angelique Armstrong’s Lighting B&B Pharmacy José Bali Banbury Cross Bark Avenue Stephanie Barocco Cara Bass Bayou Barriere Golf Club Jason Bertoniere Beau Blazek Laura Blazek Bobbi Brown Cosmetics Dr. Robin Bone Bookoo Bounce Boundless Shipping Stephen Brauner Dickie Brennan and Company Restaurant Group Pam and Guy Brierre Margaret Budde

Café Degas Café du Monde Cajun Creations Camp Highlander Canal Street Veterinary Hospital Carpe Diem Boutique Salon/Beth Chatta Box Barat Chisesi Class of 1B Class of 2B Class of 3A Class of KA Class of KB Class of PKA Class of PKB Colleen and Beau Cole Jim Compton Contemporary Arts Center Tootie Conway Cosmetic Dermatology Cottage 3’s Parents Cottage Buds Cottage Seedlings and Sunflowers Cottage Sprouts and Acorns Court of Two Sisters Creative Finishes Cutee Patootee Gifts DA Exterminating Holly Dalferes Day of Design Dick’s Sporting Goods Caleb Didrikson Didrikson, Saucier, Woods & Pichon, PLC Ford Dieth Meredith Long Dieth Donna Hilton Design LLC Don’s Seafood Drago’s Nancy Earnest Elmwood Fitness Center Etre Rachel Eustis Evans Orthodontics Federico’s Family Florist Stephen Fink Stephanie Foote Dr. Patrick Ford Framin’ Place and Gallery Peggy Fransen Fulton Alley Galatoire’s Stephanie Gaspard Diana and Greg Gibson Dominique Giordano Gulf Island Waterpark H20/Allison Herbsaint/Donald Link Lan Hoang Hooters of Louisiana Melissa Huwe Austin James Jason Miller Studio Jefferson Performing Arts Society John’s Tuxedos Julie Ponze Designs KHB Interiors Stacey Kiery Suzette Kinchen Susie Kirchner Jason Kirkpatrick Krewe of Argus

Lakeside Camera Photoworks Lands End Langenstein’s Grocery Store Laser Center Amy Lawler Learning Express Augie Leopold Longue Vue House and Gardens Louisiana Children’s Museum Louisiana Chiropractic Center Love Swimming Majoria Drugs Ben Markey Stefanie Markey Gayle Martin Dawn and Tim Mayeux MCOE and Company McTeggart Irish Dancers of Louisiana Nicole and Danny McMyne Metairie Small Animal Hospital Mid-City Yacht Club Middle School Art Students Mignon Faget Milestone Photography Monmouth Historic Inn Mondo Restaurant Morgan Stanley Audubon Group Mr. B’s Bistro Mr. John’s Steakhouse Danette Murret Kelsey Napier Native Polish New Orleans Pelicans New Orleans Zephyrs NOLA Beans NOLA Nutrition Oak Alley Foundation William Oakland III Holly Odom Ogden Museum of Southern Art Natalie Ott Outback Steakhouse Emily Pastorek Pearl Wine Company Pelican Car Wash Susan Pendleton PJ’s Coffee Wally Porter Photography Posh Paint Pub Provance Chiropractic Ralph’s on the Park Ramsey’s Diamond Jewelers Jason W. Rawls Reginelli’s Pizzeria Ring Video Doorbells Rock’n’Bowl Jennifer Rodrigue Alma Roohi Carne Ruiz Penny Salvaggio Mary Lee Saucier Keith Schwarz Kendra Scott Sculpting Center of New Orleans Amy Segar Serene Salon Annie Sloan Susan Sloan Mei Smith Soniat House Merry Sorrells

Southern Lacrosse Southern Theatres LLC Spa Isbell St. Martin’s Episcopal School St. Roch Market Stampin’ Up Stella and Dot Cat Stuart Sue’s Jewelry Susan Spicer’s Mondo New Orleans The Center for Longevity and Wellness The Educator The Myrtles Plantation The New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival and Foundation The Plant Gallery The Red M Studio The Reily Center The Studio The Woodhouse Day Spa Upper School Art Students VCA Causeway Animal Hospital Vega Tapas Café Villere’s Florist Vita Clothing Boutique Dorothy Wahl Ashley Walter Penny Watts Rachel Watts Waxing the City Barbara Weaver Woodhouse Day Spa Ye Olde College Inn YMCA Yvonne LaFleur Zurich Classic

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ANNUAL FUND Thank you to all those who gave so generously to the 2015-16 Annual Fund campaign. Because of you, St. Martin’s is able to continue its tradition of providing the absolute best education to its students.

Our deepest thanks to the 2015-16 Annual Fund Chair, Joanne Mantis, and the Annual Fund Agents. Their incredible leadership and generosity helped to make this year’s campaign a huge success.

THE STM ANNUAL FUND CAMPAIGN LEADERSHIP Annual Fund Chair Joanne Mantis Development Committee Ana Mesa Ortega ’85 Judy Fremaux Adams ’64 Monica Allemore Claudia Andrews Roby Arensman ’91 Lee Gary Michelle Mitra Penny Salvaggio Betsey Todd Alumni Chair Melanie Branton Manzella ’87 Grandparent Chair Ford Dieth, Sr. Board of Trustees Chair Stephen Huber ’89 Head of School Merry Sorrells Director of Development Lisa Davis

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Thank you to everyone who so generously honored members of the St. Martin’s faculty and staff. Your gifts in their name helped to support their work and legacy as educators. Our deepest thanks to the faculty listed and the hundreds of others, both past and present, for their incredible dedication to their students and the school. Keep these faculty members on the 2016-2017 Honor A Teacher Honor Roll and plan to add more! Information about the 2016-2017 program coming soon.

Ms. Annabelle Allen Zachary Gary ’24 Frank and Susan McClellan Ms. Devi Anderson Daneel and Jim Watson Mrs. Evelyn Anthon Melissa Perrett Cook ’73 Mr. Mitchell Berard Elizabeth Burke Cifani ’62 Peggy Hayes Montgomery ’73 Mrs. Laura Blazek Zachary Gary ’24 Ms. Ashley Woods Bozeman ’85 Annie and Wes Palmisano Emmy Rabalais ’26 Mrs. Pam Brierre Susan and Frank McClellan Mrs. Mary Brown Kristi Peters, KP Creative Mr. James Cox Erin E. Craig ’93 Ms. Holly Dalferes Catherine and Gayle Dalferes, Jr. ’61 Mrs. Lisa Davis Kristi Peters, KP Creative Mr. Ford J. Dieth, Jr. ’89 Alyson and Kevin Berthelot Mrs. Julie Dieth Kim and Guy Favaloro ’82 Mrs. Carmen Dobrescu Sara Frances Derby ’05 Mr. Samuel Dozier Ryan Evans ’01 Mr. William R. Empson Cynthia Phillips Schmidt ’74 Mr. Guy C. Farber ’82 Stephen Sandel ’16

Mr. Robert Flettrich Michael Kantor ’71 Mrs. Theresa Frost Melissa Perrett Cook ’73 Mr. Andy Goodyear Zachary T. Goodyear ’97 Ms. Kimberly Elise Graben Susan and Frank McClellan Mr. Harold Graf Calvin L. Perilloux, Jr. ’77 Mr. Blair Harrison Catherine and Gayle Dalferes, Jr. ’61 Mrs. Krissy Harrison Linda Irwin Mr. Douglas Montgomery Hudson Melissa Perrett Cook ’73 Mrs. Melissa Huwe Melissa and Mitchell Chailland Ms. Aimee Joyce Hyatt ’02 Katherine Burke Flohr ’02 Kristi Peters, KP Creative The Rev. and Mrs. John S. Jenkins Sue Lynne Fulks Skoler ’59 Ms. Megan King Brooke Hathaway ’14 Rev. Dr. Michael Kuhn Darcy Devine Scoggin ’73 Dr. Louise LaBruyère Andrew Gary ’20 Mr. James Latham Charles C. Grubb ’64 Mr. Warren Lind Tala Essa ’20 Andrew Gary ’20 Julie and Larry Stokes Dr. Rex Mooney Aimee Hyatt ’02

Mr. Matt Murray Nicole and Brian Kann Mr. Rob Norton Kristi Peters, KP Creative Mrs. Holly Odom Marian and Ray Ceasar Despina and George Fyssas Mr. Mike Odom ’92 Marian and Ray Ceasar Ms. Natalie Ott Laura and Troy Heytens Mr. Anthony Parisi Kathleen Mildred Gunter McHugh ’65 Mrs. Susan Pendleton Susan and Frank McClellan Mr. Pedro Perez Mr. David B. Fried III ’80 Mrs. Dorothy Porter Michael Lasky Barton ’78 Eric L. Holtzman ’80 Mr. Tony Porter Susan and Jimmy Gundlach ’54 Eric L. Holtzman ’80 Mr. Lester Ricard Stephen Sandel ’16 Mr. Charles G. Rivet Nihal Tejas Godiwala ’98 Stephen Sandel ’16 Mrs. Mary Sue Roniger ’60 Ginger Nelson Dodge ’68 Lee Rigby Robinson ’73 Mrs. Alma Roohi ’83 Angela Fyssas-Lear and Darrin Lear Dr. William L. Rosenbaum Brett Guidry ’93

Mrs. Mary Lee Saucier ’91 Toni and Devon Becnel The Rev. Debbie Scalia Shannon ’84 and Richard Pickens Grace and Lewis Rogers Grant Melius Worrell ’99 Mrs. Jane Schmidt Kitty and Charlie Schmidt ’62 Charles C. Schmidt ’92 Mr. Keith Schwarz Dena Bach Waters Julie and Larry Stokes Señora Karen Scott Carol and Michael Baier Mrs. Sue Shaw Suzie ’92 and Edmund ’93 Dieth Mrs. Jeanne Shepherd Melissa Perrett Cook ’73 Mary Sue Nelson Roniger ’60 Mrs. Merry Sorrells Catherine and Gayle Dalferes, Jr. ’61 Darcy Devine Scoggin ’73 Mrs. Linda Trevino Lee Rigby Robinson ’73 Mr. Al Tritico Angela Ruiz Upper School Teachers Dr. and Mrs. Kevin Weatherill Dr. Joe Vaccaro Stephen Sandel ’16 Ms. Missy VanGeffen Daneel and Jim Watson

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As we reflect on the last 70 years, we wish you the best in the New Year.

UPCOMING EVENTS Open Houses Cottage, Pre-K, and K

Friday, January 20, 2017 8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.

All School

Thursday, March 23, 2017 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.

Spring Gala Saturday, April 1, 2017

Alumni Weekend May 12-13, 2017 Friday, May 12, 2017 Alumni Chapel Honoring Class of 1967 Alumni Playdate

Saturday, May 13, 2017 Alumni Spirits Party Alumni Hoops