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Mount Carmel Awards Diplomas to 217 Seniors Beth Ann Simno, Principal, President’S Student Aid Program Page 2 | CLARION HERALD GRADUATION June 8, 2019 | New Orleans Mount Carmel awards diplomas to 217 seniors Beth Ann Simno, principal, President’s Student Aid Program. conferred diplomas on 217 se- Flores will study chemistry at niors who were graduated from St. Edward’s University in Austin, Mount Carmel Academy in com- Texas, from which she received mencement ceremonies at the President’s Excellence and Ed- Pontchartrain Center on May 20. wardian scholarships. The Class of 2019 earned $26 mil- Freese will major in pre-nurs- lion in scholarships and awards ing at Louisiana State University and was accepted into 89 colleges Honors College, from which she BERRY ESTESS FLORES FREESE GILLLEN HAPPOLDT and universities. received the Academic Scholars Sister of Camille Anne Camp- Resident Award and President’s bell, O. Carm., president, pre- Student Aid Program. sented the valedictory medals Gillen will study chemical to Jordan R. Berry, daughter of engineering at the University of Richard and Stacey Berry; Shelby Notre Dame, from which she re- L. Estess, daughter of John and ceived the Campus Employment Lori Estess; Madeline G. Flores, Scholarship. daughter of Louis and Trudy Happoldt, a National Merit Flores; Kaitlyn M. Freese, daugh- Commended student, will ma- HOLZMAN LARK NOONAN SAAK SAMAHA TRAHAN ter of Brian Freese and Kelly jor in business and economics Fulham; Mary C. Gillen, daugh- at Fordham University in The Samaha, a National Merit strong communication skills, lette L. Richard, Sophie R. Rink, ter of Gene and Jennifer Gillen; Bronx, N.Y., from which she Commended student, will study leadership ability and spiritual Madison F. Savarese, Alyssa G. Sophia A. Happoldt, daughter of received the Fordham Loyola biology at the University of Ala- depth and great love of God. Schell, Rebekah S. Schexnayder, Dan and Lisa Happoldt; Elizabeth Scholarship and Tuition Award. bama, from which she received Service awards were presented Michelle G. Sevin, Alice J. Staehle, G. Holzman, daughter of Robert Holzman will study molecular the Presidential Scholarship. to Berry, Sophie Brady, Ade- Laney T. Stiebing, Lauren E. and Wendy Holzman; Ashleigh and cellular biology and play vol- Trahan will major in aerospace line Chappuis, Caroline Gil- Tague, Alyssa N. Trahant, Grace E. Lark, daughter of William and leyball at University of Illinois at engineering at the University len, Juliana Gomez, Happoldt, A. Troutman, Emily K. Vu, Jenna Stacey Lark; Meredith E. Noonan, Urbana-Champaign, from which of Alabama in Huntsville, from Taylor Landry, Gianna Margin, M. Wehner and Isabelle A. Zavala. daughter of Keith and Michele she received the Big Ten Athletic which she received the Charger Anna Nguyen, Teressa Nicosia, Cum laude graduates were Lily Noonan; Sara L. Saak, daughter of Cost of Attendance Grant. Distinction Full Tuition Scholar- Noonan, Michaela Olsen, Sofa G. Alley, Emma E. Anderson, Robert and Shelly Saak; and Abby Lark will study sports manage- ship. Plaia, Katherine Reynolds, Saak, Mignon M. Antoine, Isabella E. N. Samaha; daughter of Mark and ment at the University of Louisi- Emma Broussard and Freese Samaha, Rebekah Schexnayder Babin, Anna G. Barrouquere, Laurie Samaha. ana at Lafayette, from which she received the Carmel Award, and Ciana Williams. Michelle M. Bellotti, Christina Sister Camille Anne also pre- received Academic and Partial given to an outstanding graduate Summa cum laude gradu- E. Bird, Erin E. Bodenheimer, sented the salutatory medal to Housing Scholarships. who is true and loyal to Mount ates were Meagan E. Bickmann, Jenna E. Boudreaux, Sophie M. Anna B. Trahan, daughter of Noonan, a National Merit Carmel Academy. Holzman and Caroline E. Bonin, Fiona F. Bono, Brady, Emma E. Broussard, Julia David Trahan and Sandra Trahan. Commended student, will major Grace Walser received the Car- Natalie A. Bujard, Katherine E. M. Brown, Caroline D. Dares, Berry will major in engineer- in psychology at The George mel Cub Award, presented to the Cannon, Adeline B. Chappuis, Elizabeth F. Davis, Elizabeth T. ing and play basketball at the Washington University in Wash- graduate who displays leadership, Aimee E. Cuenca, Destiny D. Engler. University of Mississippi. She ington, D.C., from which she re- spirit and service through her Johnson, Lindsey M. Lott, Chloe Samantha J. Falgoust, Julia received the LAISHF Scholar- ceived the Presidential Academic participation in extra-curricular A. Marino, Yama M. Mistry, F. Fulham, Camille E. Fuselier, Athlete Scholarship from the Scholarship. and school activities. Lily Alley, Anna T. Nguyen, Teressa Elise H. Jayne C. Ginart, Allie M. Grie- American Italian Renaissance Saak, a National Merit Finalist, Meghan Fontana and Elizabeth Nicosia, Mary E. Pontin, Paris A. shaber, Jenna A. Griffith, Tori Foundation, the David F. Michel will study biology at the Uni- White received the Unheralded Prince, Caroline F. Sauter, Grace R. Hollars, Courtney C. Homes, Jr. Memorial Scholarship and the versity of Alabama, from which Senior Award. A. Walser, Madeline G. Weibelt, Margaret C. Jaunet, Katherine Allstate Sugar Bowl National Prep she received Presidential Merit, Freese received the Sister Ca- Elizabeth T. White, Isabelle E. A. Kitchen, Carlie E. Kulivan, Classic scholarship. Presidential National Merit Hous- mille Anne Campbell, O. Carm. Whitfeld, and Caroline G. Zim- Haley M. Lampo, Emma C. Little, Estess will study chemistry at ing, Supply Store Book Scholar- Award, presented to a graduate mer. Jenna M. Lupo, Morgan G. Miller, Louisiana State University, from ships and Research/Study Abroad who demonstrates some of Sister Magna cum laude graduates Michelle M. Mipro, Madison R. which she received the Academic Stipend and UA Special Merit Camille Anne’s outstanding attri- were Ashley R. Aicklen, Maya L. Moya, Cameryn Quinn S. Nu- Scholars Resident Award and Stipend. butes – her passion for learning, Anclade, Casi G. Becnel, Margaret gent. M. Bordelon, Allison G. Brannon, Emily R. Owens, Camille C. Corinne R. Brignac, Emily S. Peters, Sofa T. Plaia, Courtney L. Brouillette, Payton E. Calcagno, Prattini, Destiny E. Sanders, Ga- Pope John Paul II Catholic High School Vicky Chen, Ashley A. Cheramie, briela R. Serena, Lainy A. Serpas, Haley E. Colomb, Sarah E. Dean, Sydney E. Smith, Bridget C. Spin- congratulates our Nina E. Deichmann, Alyssa S. ney, Annie W. Strander, Gabrielle Dheming, Alexandra S. Fendley, F. Strander, Abigail E. Strohmeyer, Meghan A. Fontana. Hailey E. Tant, Sierra R. Tumi- !"#$$%&'%()*+ Alyssa M. Fortier, Sarah J. nello, Kameron A. West, Jordan Gaddy, Julia R. Goldberg, Juliana E. White, Kate A. Whitlow, Ciana continuing our 39-year mission of: M. Gomez, Samantha L. Hart- P. Williams and Emily R. Wiltz. Academic Excellence mann, Lauren E. Hava, Giuliana Other graduates were Gillian E. M. Imbraguglio, Alexandria L. Aguilera, Angelina J. Aubert, Guis- Faith Development Jarquin, Madelyn A. Keene, selle A. Barraza, Brianna I. Barry, Ryleigh B. Kreger, Josephine C. Rosemary S. Bertin, Layla A. Bonano, Leadership Erin E. Boyer, Alyssa M. Branch, Lopez, Victoria A. Lorino, Gianna Taylor M. Brooks, Reillee C. Brown, M. Margin, Madison T. Melerine, Carolyn A. Buchanan, Gabrielle R. 1901 Jaguar Drive • Slidell, LA 70461 • 985-649-0914 • www.pjp.org Katherine E. Moise, Amanda A. Cefalu, Sarah E. Chopin, Sofia R. Munch, Kendall G. Norton. Conaway, Kaitlyn A. Cusimano, Lillian G. Orban, Alyssa M. Cindy Dinh, Erin M. Dudenhefer, Pacaccio, Vivianne T. Pigeon, Shayla L. Falgoust. Valerie N. Pogue, Katherine M. Blair R. Fitzsimmons, Haley A. Reynolds, Britney A. Rice, Co- See MCA page 6 ➤ June 8, 2019 | New Orleans GRADUATION CLARION HERALD | Page 3 Academy of Our Lady holds 12th commencement Academy of Our Lady cel- Abby L. Heitmeier, Mariela J. Kayla L. Crowden, Brooke M. Davis, Thu A. Pham, Kayla M. Richardson, ebrated its 12th Baccalaureate Lirette, Hailey L. Lovell, Kate- Victoria L. Davis-Abad, Savannah Kallie R. Robichaux, Ashley J. Roché, Nokomis M. Rocker, Ada M. Rome, Mass at Immaculate Concep- lyn E. Luebbert, Michelle Luu, R. DeMatteo, Jaylynn S. Dibble, Megan E. Dufrene, Lindsey E. Floyd, Malika V. Russell, Cassidy N. Sposito, tion Church in Marrero and ViTuong T. Nguyen, Alexia T. Mone’t J. Franklin, Hannah L. Fre- Taylor M. Stainback. commencement exercise at Nguyen, Danielle M. Poussard, men, Kristin M. Garland, Kaitlyn A. Skylar R. Tassin, Amari J. Vance, the Alario Center in Westwego Kayla M. Rico, Abbey M. Rodi- Gegenheimer, Macy J. Glenn. Katie E. Warrington, Heidi K. Welch, on May 14. Diplomas were vich, Amelia E. Russell, Megan Madison E. Graefenstein, Lai- Alyra G. Youyoute and Bailey A. Ziegel. awarded to 101 graduates by ADBELJABAR MAHLER M. Russell, Breanna M. Seri- la I. Griffin, Ashlyn V. Gulizo, Salesian Sister Michelle Geiger, gny, Michaela T.A. Thaibinh, Grace K. Hardy, Lauryn E. Hartsell, The Fiat Voluntas Tua Award, principal. Dr. RaeNell Hous- scholarship. Georgette L. Toups, Thanh V. Char’Donnay V. Hawkins, Rae’ven presented to a graduate whose life Vo and Yunge Zhang. C. Houston, Macie R. Hymel, Kim- of character, service, leadership and ton, superintendent of Catho- The salutatorian was Alex- berly M. Kline, Madeline M. Lam- school spirit refects openness to Graduates were Emilie M. Adams, lic Schools of the Archdiocese andra D. Mahler of Westwego. bourg, Emma B. Leighton, Giavonni God’s plan for her and for all those Laila D. Alario, Samantha R. Arnold, of New Orleans, addressed the Mahler is the daughter of Mr. M. Lewis, Viviann M. Manning, she encounters, was given to Gianna Elizabeth A. Babcock, Kylie L. Babin, Alexis I. Marshall, Onyiyechi O. Ezeb. graduates. The Class of 2019 and Mrs. Barnette Mahler Jr. Harlee A. Barbier, Emily A. Bates, Ol- Mmonu, Madison N. Moya, Rachel The 2019 Golden Scepter Award, earned a total of $5.4 million She plans to attend Loyola ivia R. Bernard, Nia A. Berry, Linzie M. Nail. refecting the image of Mary under in scholarships. University New Orleans on A. Bladsacker, Alyssa L. Bordelon, the title of “Help of Christians,” Madeline R.
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