WOLFTRACKS The Saint Paul’s School April 30, 2012 Covington, Louisiana The Saint Paul’s School Saint Paul Our Patron…Pray For Us Lasallian Core Principles Quality Education Faith in the Presence of God Concern for the Poor & Social Justice Respect for all Persons Inclusive Community After much thought, consultation, and prayer, I am pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Al Nastasi as the new Director of Development for Saint Paul’s School, replacing Brother Gale Condit. Al was the unanimous choice of my “advisory committee” which included Brother Gale, his Administrative Assistant Danielle Lavie, Director of Special Events Shellie Campo, and Assistant Principal Trevor Watkins. Al graduated as valedictorian of the Saint Paul’s Class of 1991. He was also an excellent athlete during his high school career. He majored in physical therapy in college and ran a successful physical therapy clinic in Covington for many years. Al has always maintained that he would like to return one day to Saint Paul's to teach and coach. Last year, he fulfilled his promise, and we hired him as a faculty member and ultimately as a head track coach. He has been very successful as a first year teacher and has breathed much life into the track program, including raising the funding necessary to run a successful program. Al holds a passion for Saint Paul’s matched by few. That he retired from a successful business career as a physical therapist to pursue a career at Saint Paul’s speaks volumes about his dedication to the school. While he loved the classroom, he felt called to offer his services in this important arena. All who interviewed Al concurred with his interpretation of the call. For the present time, Al will continue as Head Track Coach. Al will build on the great work that Brother Gale has done and for which we are grateful. I hope you concur that the choice of Al is a good one and that you will work with him to make Saint Paul’s an even better school. by Brother Ray Bulliard, FSC Al Nastasi ’91 Development Director beginning fall 2012 Gentlemen, The spring semester is rapidly coming to a close and the fall semester will be on us before we know it. There are still a few events coming up in the next few weeks. The class of ’62, the last class of the Saint Paul’s College era, is having their 50 th reunion May 6 th & 7 th . The May General Alumni meeting is scheduled for May 23 rd to elect and fill a vacant alumni officer position and the annual Saint Paul’s School Reunion crawfish boil and cocktail party is set for the 1 st and 2nd of June. I hope we have as big a turn out this year as we did last year. Mark your calendars and I’ll see you then. Mike Richard '68 Alumni Director
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WOLFTRACKS The Saint Paul’s School April 30, 2012 Covington, Louisiana
The Saint Paul’s School
Saint Paul Our Patron…Pray For Us
Lasallian Core
Principles Quality
Education
Faith in the Presence of God
Concern for the Poor & Social
Justice
Respect for all Persons
Inclusive Community
After much thought, consultation, and prayer, I am pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Al Nastasi as the new Director of Development for Saint Paul’s School, replacing Brother Gale Condit. Al was the unanimous choice of my “advisory committee” which included Brother Gale, his Administrative Assistant Danielle Lavie, Director of Special Events Shellie Campo, and Assistant Principal Trevor Watkins. Al graduated as valedictorian of the Saint Paul’s Class of 1991. He was also an excellent athlete during his high school career. He majored in physical therapy in college and ran a successful physical therapy clinic in Covington for many years. Al has always maintained that he would like to return one day to Saint Paul's to teach and coach. Last year, he fulfilled his promise, and we hired him as a faculty member and ultimately as a head track coach. He has been very successful as a first year teacher and has breathed much life into the track program, including raising the funding necessary to run a successful program. Al holds a passion for Saint Paul’s matched by few. That he retired from a successful business career as a physical therapist to pursue a career at Saint Paul’s speaks volumes about his dedication to the school. While he loved the classroom, he felt called to offer his services in this important arena. All who interviewed Al concurred with his interpretation of the call. For the present time, Al will continue as Head Track Coach. Al will build on the great work that Brother Gale has done and for which we are grateful. I hope you concur that the choice of Al is a good one and that you will work with him to make Saint Paul’s an even better school. by Brother Ray Bulliard, FSC
Al Nastasi ’91 Development Director beginning fall 2012
Gentlemen, The spring semester is rapidly coming to a close and the fall semester will be on us before we know it. There are still a few events coming up in the next few weeks. The class of ’62, the last class of the Saint Paul’s College era, is having their 50th reunion May 6th & 7th. The May General Alumni meeting is scheduled for May 23rd to elect and fill a vacant alumni officer position and the annual Saint Paul’s School Reunion crawfish boil and cocktail party is set for the 1st and 2nd of June. I hope we have as big a turn out this year as we did last year. Mark your calendars and I’ll see you then. Mike Richard '68 Alumni Director
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The Saint Paul’s School
Saint Paul’s Buy-A-Brick Campaign. For only $125, you can purchase a
personalized brick that will be placed in the courtyard of La Salle Hall. Complete and mail the form to the Development Office with your
payment.
Bricks purchased before May 15, 2012 will be installed this summer.
Message from Brother Ray “I need your help”
Dear Alumnus, If you’ve been following the progress of Saint Paul’s over the years, you know that we have built upon the wonderful legacy that you, our graduates, have left us. Today, our school stands larger and stronger than ever. You have every reason to be proud of your alma mater. We must, however, continue to progress. Accordingly, I ask for your help by contributing to the 2012 Annual Fund. Many of you have already contributed, but most of you have not. And we need the support of our alumni. Just as in your day, tuition does not cover school operations, much less fund special projects. Only through the dedicated generosity of our alumni can we continue to offer our students, tomorrow’s leaders, the finest educational opportunity. Here are some of our plans for this year’s drive:
While everyone cannot be a large donor, almost all can donate at a small level. I ask that you contribute, no matter how small – even $5 or $1. My goal this year is to increase the number of givers. Currently we have some alums who send $10 or $20 a month. If all of our several thousand alums did that, Saint Paul’s would advance even further. If you can help, either write a check to Saint Paul's Annual Fund and return to me via mail or click on the donate button.
Saint Paul's is blessed today with a wonderful group of students and faculty who are working together to implement our mission. Regardless of your decision in this matter, know of my continued efforts, and those of the Christian Brothers and their colleagues, on behalf of the students of Saint Paul's. Know, too, of my prayer, and those of all of us at Saint Paul's School, for you and your family. Please call me or the alumni office if you have questions or need information. Sincerely, Brother Ray Bulliard, FSC 17th Christian Brother Principal of Saint Paul’s School
Phase III of the Pre-Engineering Curriculum Financial Assistance
Phase II of the Biomedical Sciences Curriculum Renovation of La Salle Hall
Phase I of a Pre-Law Curriculum Additional band instruments
Faculty compensation/education Shell Eco-Marathon Car Building Competition
Technological Improvements Library / media center renovation
Any athlete from 1976 to the present, who earned a Letterman’s patch and is in need of one, please contact Athletic Director Craig Ketelsen at [email protected].
NOTE:
Golden Jubilarian Celebration - Sunday, May 6th and Monday,
May 7th - graduates from 1962 – this is the LAST class under the banner of Saint Paul’s College! For more information contact: Jim McCune at [email protected] , Irwin Pugh at [email protected] or Mike Richard at [email protected] .
Reunion Weekend - Friday & Saturday, June 1st & 2nd – Friday night under the Wolfdome will be the guy’s only crawfish boil - $25 for all-you-can-eat crawfish and beer. Saturday night is the alumni cocktail party including wife/significant other in the student center. Free admission, open bar and heavy hors d’ouerves provided by Mark Dixon ’81 (owner of The Broken Egg Café). For more information, contact
Alumni General Membership Meeting - Wednesday, May 23rd –
held in the cafeteria at 6:00pm. Food and drink will be provided. We will be voting for a new alumni officer, reviewing this past year’s events and preparing for next year. This is a VERY important meeting, so please make plans to attend!
Principal’s Assembly - Monday, May 7th – 8:00am in the Gene
Bennett Sports Complex (gym) – class of 2012 is inducted into the Alumni Association
Mr. Bruce Cucchiara ‘72, father of Chris Cucchiara ‘02, Mr. Lawrence Baldwin ‘39, father of John Baldwin ‘64, grandfather of John ‘93 and Richard Baldwin ‘96 and
Robert ‘92, Bruce, Beau ’97, Baldwin ‘00 and Pike ‘02 Barkerding Vic Maestri, brother of Raymond B. Maestri ‘47
Mrs. Rose Canal Hart Prentice, grandmother of Wayne Mayberry ’85 Mr. Ken Lee, father of
Scott Lee ’89, and grandfather of Chase ’10, Zach ’12, and Hayden ’15 Mrs. Lillian Corcoran, grandmother of Brett Roberts ’11
Grandmother of Austin Sullivan ’12 Mr. Alvin Lapayude, grandfather of Kegan Lapayde, ’12
Mr. Mike Power, grandfather of Brandon Power ’13 Mrs. Dorothy Fryer Delery, grandmother of Peter Baricev, ’13
Mrs. Barbara Cressy, grandmother of David Cressy ’16 Mrs. Dix Nord, aunt of David and Ian Conroy ’14
Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them.
May they rest in peace! Amen!
What’s New with You? The Saint Paul’s School
Michael Sciortino, Jr. ‘00 – Michael and his wife Amanda welcomed a new baby boy into their family. William Michael Sciortino was born on April 3rd , weighing in at 8 pounds 4 ounces and 21 inches long. Colin Babcock, ’10 – On April 26th , at the Notre Dame Men’s Swimming Awards Banquet, Colin won the Blanchard Award “given annually for “inspiration and leadership”. Colin also received the Patrick Reilly McManus Captains' Award, given “to the individual who performs well both in and out of the pool in pressure situations and best exemplifies the term teammate". Lastly, Colin was elected by his coaches and teammates as one of four team quad-captains.
New Alumni Businesses
Jacques F. Bezou, Jr. '00 – Jacques is an attorney with The Bezou Law Firm. Jacques’ firm consists of experienced trial attorneys focusing primarily on personal injury, legal malpractice, medical malpractice, business litigation, and criminal defense for the Northshore and Southeastern Louisiana. 534 E. Boston St., Covington, LA 70433, 985-892-2111
Picture from the Past
Quiz: Can you guess the year this license plate was released? Email Mike Richard at [email protected] with your answer!
Students at Saint Paul’s witnessed two wonderful demonstrations of faith to commemorate Holy Week and prepare for Easter Sunday. The Marian Players, under the direction of Denny Charbonnet, performed the Passion Play for the public on April 3 and again for the students and faculty on April 4. The cast included the following students: Shawn-Wesley Skinner portraying Jesus; Seth Hagan as Pontius Pilate; Morgan Gonzales as Judas Iscariot; Drew Guin as Peter; Christian Bergeron and Andrew McInnis as Roman soldiers; Andy Matthews as Simon of Cyrenia; and Ariean Loo-Hernanadez,Patrick Duncan, Nikita Isupov, Christoffer Friend, Andrew Roux, Jonathan Damaré, Matthew Stumpf ; and Sean Page as the Narrator. On Holy Thursday, April 5, the student body assembled in the Gene Bennett Sports Complex for the Mandatum – the washing of the feet prayer service. This year, the prayer was led by junior religion teacher Luke Barwick. Senior Austin Hummel gave the reflection. Following the reflection, Student Council President Zach Barnett and Vice-President Shawn-Wesley Skinner called down students from each grade level and faculty members to have their feet washed. This re-enactment of Jesus washing the feet of the Apostles is truly a touching tradition at St. Paul’s. Music was provided by the Lasallian Band and chorus, which did an amazing rendition of “Just a Closer Walk With Thee.” Students left campus at the end of Thursday, prepared for the celebration of the Resurrection. by Andrew Mullet
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After 62 games of intense bowling competition held from September to April, Saint Paul’s triumphed over Fontainebleau and Northlake Christian in the High School Challenge Bowling League. The Holy Rollin Empire team consisting of Kenny Ross, Matthew Spedale, Grant Grefer, and Will O'Rourke took first place out of 14 teams. The King Pins consisting of Kameron and Keegan Lange, Ben Hollingsworth and Jacob Authement took fourth place, and the Bullet Bills consisting of Barry Auxillen, William Dugan, and David Glasgow took fifth. Congratulations to the high game scorer Andrew Mullet with a score of 208 and Barry Auxillen with a 201. Also, the high series was taken by Jacob Authement with a 448 and Grant Grefer with a 430. Throughout the fall and spring semesters 43 Saint Paul’s students participated. by Christina Difilippantonia-Jolly
Iron Wolves – State Champions! The Saint Paul’s School
The power lifting team brought home its first state championship with a decisive victory by scoring 41 team points. The Iron Wolves had 3 individual state champs, but all lifters scored and were an integral part of the team victory. The results were as follows: Blake Ricalde was named outstanding lifter for 5A on the lightweight platform, and Kyle Cuntz broke the state record for bench press by shooting up 385 lbs. Most lifters set personal bests, and this was a true team effort. All lifters conducted themselves with class and sportsmanship, and Coach Pierre, Dickens, and Kellum would like to thank all iron wolves for their hard work dating back to November. The strength of the wolf is the pack, but a beast lies within each of these Iron Wolves. by Joe Dickens
From April 16-20, Saint Paul’s celebrated its annual Leadership Week, which consisted of a number of special assemblies for the student body. Leadership Week was sponsored by the Student Council under President Zachary Barnett, Vice President Shawn-Wesley Skinner and moderator Ann Forster. On April 17, student leaders throughout the school representing academic achievers, athletic teams, and extracurricular activates gathered in the cafeteria for a special breakfast honoring them. This year’s guest speaker was Chris Blanchard ‘05, a former Student Council president himself, who inspired all of the student leaders to use their many skills and talents to help others. On April 18, candidates for next year’s Student Council Executive Board gave speeches via Wolf-TV to the student body, and elections were held during the first-period classes that morning. After closely contested races, the Executive Board for the 2011-2012 school year will consist of: rising senior Connor Mahoney, president; rising senior Justin Elzy, vice president; rising sophomore Samuel Giberga, secretary; and rising freshman Austin Grashoff, treasurer. On Thursday, April 19, a special leadership assembly was held in the Student Center for the student body and featured two distinguished guest speakers. The first speaker was a Saint Paul’s alumnus, Don Lagarde ‘78; the second speaker was Coach Joe Lombardi of the New Orleans Saints, a grandson of the legendary coach of Vince Lombardi. Bother speakers imparted some great words of wisdom on the students and gave energetic, engaging talks. Later, Thursday, students gathered in the Gene Bennett Sports Complex for the annual Challenge Night between Saint Paul’s and Saint Scholastica Academy. The night consists of spirited rivalry in various contests between the schools to determine a winner. The Wolves cam out victorious once again with Saint Paul’s defeating the Doves’ varsity volleyball team. To wrap up Leadership Week, the annual “Year in Review” assembly was held on April 20. Outgoing officers Zach Barnett and Shawn-Wesley Skinner delivered excellent farewell speeches before announcing the new officers. To close the assembly, everyone had the chance to reflect on the year while watching a spectacular photo slideshow produced by Jack Murphy. by Andrew Mullet
Chris Blanchard ‘05 speaks at Leadership Breakfast
Assembly speaker Don Lagarde ‘78, Student Council President Zach Barnett and
Vice President Shawn Wesley-Skinner and speaker
Joe Lombari
Challenge Night
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Community Service The Saint Paul’s School
Service Sophomore Service Day
Sophomore Service Day was held on Friday, April 20th with the help of faculty and parent volunteers. As in previous years, the students both enjoyed and took much from the day. Several Northshore and Southshore sites were visited this year. The sites were: Alpha House, Alton Elementary School, Covington Elementary School, Habitat for Humanity, K-Bar-B Youth Home, Lyon Elementary School, New Directions Alternative School, New Heights Therapeutic Riding Center, Pace, The Covington Food Bank, City of Covington, and Windsor Senior Living Center. After the day’s service, parent and owner of Pat’s seafood, Ralph Patrick, prepared jambalaya and the Saint Paul’s Mother’s Club served lunch to all of the sophomores under the Wolfdome. The day ended with a prayer service in Our Lady of Peace Chapel and several reflections from the students. by Kevin Moore
At left, Robert Lacroix, Brian Martin, and Tanner Stuard assist at The Habitat for Humanity Restore.
At right, Tyler Murphy assists volunteers with preparing for the Covington Elementary festival.
Recycling Club On Tuesday, April 24th , senior Jack Murphy was presented the Spirit of Community award by Michael Wahl, a representative of Prudential Financial Companies. This award was presented to Jack as a Louisiana Distinguished Finalist – one of only five in the state. He is being recognized by The Prudential Company for his leadership in environmental issues and the community garden. An excerpt from Jack’s essay is below: ...... The first year, I had about ten members join the club, but not many helped spread the word, even fewer went to the meetings, and even less actually recycled. It was a tough year. In the past two years things have changed. It is hard to find any recyclables in my school’s trashcans anymore, because the recycle bins are always full. The club—my passion—is thriving with over forty-five members, two large dumpsters that are emptied weekly, and 50 recycle bins. Not only has it grown in size, it has grown in services: the club now recycles electronics, paper, plastics, and aluminum, and I have even opened our recycling service to the community. Also, I have created and maintain a 240 square foot community garden that grows food for the local food bank. The club works with habitat restoration programs, and we even have a recycling building. I have instilled a mindset into my school that will move the club forward even after I graduate. I believe that my club has placed environmental-bait into the minds of my community that will stay with them throughout their lives…… View Times Picayune Article
Congratulations to the 2012 District 6 5A Champion Saint Paul’s Track Team for capturing our first team title since moving into Class 5A over a decade ago. We outscored the second place Mandeville Skippers by an overwhelming margin of 130 to 98. From top to bottom, this was truly a selfless, determined and unified team effort with some outstanding individual performances. Furthermore, we qualified athletes for Regional's in 13 out of 18 events. Our individual District Champions include, Cameron Robichaux, in the Pole Vault , Scott Brewster in the 800m, Zach Albright in the 1600 m and Kraemer Jackson in the 3200m Scott Brewster and Marcus Gaines tied for the 4th Highest Individual point totals while Christian Berry was 9th out of all the athletes competing in the meet. By Al Nastasi
Gymnastics Wolves – State Champions! The Saint Paul’s School
On Friday, April 27th, our newly formed gymnastics team competed in the LHSAA Division I Men’s Gymnastics State Meet in Baton Rouge. When the tumbling and flipping had subsided, the Wolves captured the coveted State Championship Trophy! The future looks bright for the Gymnastics Wolves! Pictured at left kneeling L-R are: Steven van Zandt, Brennan Skinner, Alex Shelby and Brooks McMahon. Standing L-R are: Colin Skinner, Jared Rovira, Evan McDonnel, James Cavaliere, Coach Ivan Paulouski, Chris Arms and Ethan Lowry.
National Honor Society The Saint Paul’s School
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The Brother Charles Crouzet Chapter of the National Honor Society inducted forty members in a ceremony held on campus in the Our Lady of Peace Chapel on April 26, 2012. The ceremony was followed by a reception sponsored by the Saint Paul’s Renaissance Board and hosted by the parents of NHS members. The reception was held in the beautiful courtyard of LaSalle Hall. During the ceremony, Principal Brother Ray Bulliard recounted the history of Brother Charles Crouzet and the legacy he left behind at Saint Paul’s. Brother Charles was a wonderful example of someone who lived his life according to the four principles held in high esteem by all National Honor Society members across the country: character, service, leadership, and scholarship. The students of Saint Paul’s were the beneficiaries of his dedication to these principles. Shortly before leaving Saint Paul’s to head to the retirement community for Christian Brothers, Brother Charles in his parting words to Brother Jeffrey Calligan, then principal of Saint Paul’s, said “tell the students I will never forget them.” He lives on because Brother Ray keeps Brother Charles’s story alive each year by presenting it to the newly inducted NHS members. As a result, the students will never forget Brother Charles’s dedication to Saint Paul’s High School. The forty new inductees have a tremendous responsibility in fulfilling their roles as NHS members and adhering to the four principles. During the ceremony, Gabe Emerson, vice president of the NHS, urged the boys to “take advantage of all the NHS has to offer” and to give back to the community by living the four principles; tutoring is one way to accomplish giving back to Saint Paul’s. Gabe touted the success of the new Supper Club tutoring program which began as a way to address the needs of students who are actively involved in after school extra-curricular activities. The Supper Club tutoring program is modeled after the dormitory life experience that was present on Saint Paul’s campus years ago. Part of the success of dormitory life experienced by the students was based upon having access to after school help with homework. The tutors involved with Supper Club offer the same guidance, plus a delicious meal concludes the tutoring session. Thanks to the efforts of the SPS Mother’s Club and Vintage Moms, every Thursday evening the 20 – 30 students and teachers involved with the Supper Club tutoring program enjoy a delicious homemade dinner after the hour long tutoring session.
In her closing remarks, Mrs. Jeaneen Schmitt, advisor to the NHS, recognized the efforts of the following students and teachers regularly involved with the Supper Club tutoring program: Gabe Emerson, Shane Burkholder, Evan Heitzman, Jack Murphy, Andrew Mullet, Nathan Grotte, and Patrick Richards, as well as teachers Ann Forster, Mary Pierson, Lee Pierre, Jan Gardner, Brian Logarbo and Karen Hebert. The tutoring program provided by the National Honor Society is a valuable resource to the students of Saint Paul’s. There is no doubt that with this new group of inductees the NHS will continue to experience success with this program. Congratulations to the forty new inductees! Brother Charles would be very proud. by Jeaneen Schmidt
Pictured at left are the new inductees to the National Honor Society. Seated L-R are: Sean Gardner, Peter Yager, Robert Lacroix, Thomas Ruli, Nicholas Sibley, Riley Knepper, Will Warrick, Sean Lavin, Nicholas Lacoste, Grant Landwehr, Collin Kersker,TJ Chatham, David Heap, Michael Brown and Steven Arias. Standing L-R: Jacob McWilliams, Jack Ruli, Max Morvant, Lyle Manion, Parker Warden, Bryan Livaudais, Brennan Skinner, Michael Stewart, Chris Meraux, Michael Maggio, Handsome Monica, Evan Lewis, Michael Burke, Eric Boudet, John Grab, Grant Connolly, Peter Jaquillard, Wyatt Popovich, Brandon Charitat, Josh Farr, Dylan Monies, Benny Miller, and Kenny Ross. Not pictured: Christian Berry, Kraemer Jackson.
Quality Education
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Marching Wolves and Golden Blues The Saint Paul’s School
Over the Easter break the Marching Wolves traveled by bus to Disney World in Florida to compete in the Disney Music Festival. They competed in four different categories and brought home five awards. The Marching Wolves Parade Band which consists of the Golden Blues and the Southern Gentlemen earned a Superior Rating with a score of 94.5. The Golden Blues also earned a Superior Rating with a score of 96 in the Auxiliary Unit competition. The Golden Blues were also awarded the top honor of Outstanding Auxiliary Unit to a Parade Band. The Saint Paul’s Concert Band and Saint Paul’s Jazz Wolves earned Excellent Ratings with scores in the high 80's. Congratulations to all who competed and to the band directors Andrew Moran and James "Jimmy" Brinkman. Also contratulations to Golden Blues director Kristen LaGraize. If you want to hear the award winning band perform, they will be holding their Spring Concert in the Student Center on May 12 at 5:00 pm. Reserved seating can be purchased in advance for $15 and are available Braswell’s Pharmacy. General Admission tickets can also be pre-purchased for $5 and will also be available at the door. by Andrew Moran
NOTE: The Band Boosters will be holding the second annual Marching Wolves Car, Truck and Bike show on May 5, 2012. The event is underwritten by Banner Ford. The car show starts at 8 am and awards will be presented at 3 pm. If you would like more information please contact Keith Lang at 985-373-3406 or email him at [email protected]. Please bring out your car, truck or bike for the show if you would like to enter. This is a great event and spectators are welcomed and invited. There will be food and music during the show.
Biomedical Curriculum in Full Swing A four-year high school curriculum that helps students prepare in depth for medical fields is now available at St. Paul’s School in Covington. The biomedical curriculum not only covers the usual biological sciences, but also prepares the students for the biosciences by teaching them how to conduct scientific research, experiments, collaboration with others and problem-solving skills. Pictured at left L-R: Grant Alline, Nick Brennan, Joel Buhler and Connor Campo. View St. Tammany News article by Debbie Glover
Saint Paul's Junior, Brandon Pierce, a member of the varsity golf team, the Arrowhead Junior Golf Tour, and American Golf Junior Tour, with a handicap of one, is working to complete his goal of raising $40,000 in donations to local charities during his high school career. He has established a foundation "Brandon's Birdies." He accepts donations for each birdie made during his summer competition. He is pictured at Media Day for the Zurich Classic with Darrah Schaefer, Chairman of the Board of the Fore!Kids Foundation, and Steve Worthy, CEO of the Fore!Kids Foundation, where he presented his donation.
Concern
Members of the Saint Paul's Varsity Golf Team pose with the first place trophy from the Beau Chene High School Golf Classic. Jonah Johnson is in row one. Row two: Richard Roberts, Chris Reyes, Brandon Pierce, Ryan Martin and Thomas Ruli. Row three: Coach, Luke Barwick, Christian Neal, Justin Reyes, Brandon Walther, and Beau Briggs. Currently, the golf team sits at #1 in the state.
Saint Paul's Senior, Seth Hagan, has signed a scholarship to play soccer at Spring Hill College in Mobile, Alabama. Seth, family and coaches are pictured at his signing celebration. Seated are: Zach, Tammy, Seth and Gordon Hagan, Jr. Standing in the first row are: Liam Rennie, Coach Mandeville Soccer Club; Shane Jeanfreau, Director of Coaching, Mandeville Soccer Club; Charly Crowder, Grandmother; Elizabeth Hagan, Grandmother; Tim Brooks, Head Men's Soccer Coach Spring Hill College; and Gordon Hagan, Sr., Seth's grandfather. Standing in the second row are: Brad Walker, Coach Mandeville Soccer Club; Craig Ketelsen, Athletic Director Saint Paul's School; Sean Moser, Varsity Soccer Coach, Saint Paul's School, and Anita Hagan, Step-Grandmother.
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On March 29th, 17 Saint Paul’s Students travelled to Houston to compete in the Shell Eco-Marathon competition. The Shell Eco-marathon challenges high school and college student teams from around the world to design, build and test energy efficient vehicles. With annual events in the Americas, Europe and Asia, the winners are the teams that go the farthest distance using the least amount of energy. Thanks to our parent volunteers and sponsors, we were able to build 4 cars for competition this year. “Mac Daddy”, the red truck, was the second place winner in bio diesel urban concept design! Sponsors included: Banner Chevrolet, Bisso Marine, Cembell Industries of La Place, Mike Cobb, Steve Haller, La Farge Concrete, Tim Lindsey , LOOP, Paretti Mazda/Mazda USA, and Saint Paul’s Renaissance.
Standing L-R: Shawn “Mullet” Skinner, David Eberts, Trevor Hartman, Quinn Anglada, Teachers John Carambat, Mark Richards. Kneeling: James Robinson
Pictured above L-R: Patrick Richards, Will Fink, Andrew Jung and Marcus Garner
Pictured at right L-R: Patrick Shelby, Ryan Durr, and Justin Addison
The Strength of the Wolf is the Pack
Pictured at left L-R: Bobby Bayer, Trent Pouey, Justin Addison, and Mike Cobb
Wolf Tracks is a publication of The Saint Paul’s School in Covington, Louisiana; a Lasallian school for boys, grades 8-12. Publisher: Danielle Pilie´ Lavie [email protected] 985-892-3200 ext 1270 Contributing Editor: Karen Hebert Contributors: Mike Richard ’68, Brother Ray Bulliard, FSC, Joe Dickens, Christina Difilippantonia-Jolly, Joey Michel Photography, Andrew Moran, Andrew Mullet ‘12, Al Nastasi ’91, Mark Richards, Jeaneen Schmidt
