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Brother Martin High School 2Nd Semester (2020-2021) Principal's Honor Roll 12Th Grade: Jason Arena, Matthew Armbruster, Peter Brother Martin High School 2nd Semester (2020-2021) Principal’s Honor Roll 12th grade: Jason Arena, Matthew Armbruster, Peter Baier, Connor Baudry, Michael Berrigan, Collin Blackwell, John Braham, Joshua Brien, Dexter Brooks, Jeremy Cannon, Patrick Carter, Ali Cavdar, Chase Cookmeyer, Collin Crews, Collin Cruz, Sean Michael Cursain, Artemios Dagoglou, Tyler Damaré, Aiden Damario, Evan DeCastro, Anthony DiLorenzo, John DiMaggio, Francis DiSalvo, Benjamin Erdozain, Camilo Fernandez Bellorin, William Flores, Victor Garcia, Nicholas Gaudet, Tyler Gelvin, Mark Hastings, Austin Hebert, Grant Hebert, Gianni Huerta, Ethan Jeanes, Carter Kerrigan, Matthew Labbé, Michael Lacourrege, Ryan Laurent, Luke Lemmon, Jacob Mandella, Nicolas Milano, Cody Natividad, Christian Nguyen, Leonardo Nuila, Jared Pelegrin, Matthew Pelman, Miles Perez, Jack Robinson, Jacob Rogers, Christopher Russell, Nate Russell, Gary Sandrock, Joseph Schmidt, Cooper Schultz, Chase Scott, John Stewart, John Tracy, Evan Walker, Jay Weigel, Ian White, and Michael Zuppardo. 11th grade: Dwight Alexander, Andrew Biehl, Mason Blount, Kyle Borde, Grant Buquoi, William Buras, Tyronne Burrell, José Carmona, James Clark, Ethan Condon, Dylan Cook, Chase Cummiskey, Dane Dauzat, Patrick Delger, Eric Devenport, Patrick Donovan, Brian Dufrene, Jude Edwards, Tristen Estorge, Emilio Garcia, Tyler Gaubert, Marc Graffeo, Journey Harris, Britt Hatten, Dara Haughey, Jeffrey Herbert, Rocco Horvath, Thomas Jackson, Trent Jenning, Corey Lambert, Giancarlo Lara, Hunter Larose, Matthew Lindner, Chase Lormand, Bryan MacDowell, Thomas Maggio, Connor McCrossen, Dylan McDonald, Henry Mehrtens, Landon Merritt, Logan Millet, Garrett Mmahat, Shane Molay, Dominick Montecino, Dylan Moser, Cullen Neill, Brendan Nickens, Christian Nielsen, Luke Ohler, Bryce Patterson, Jason Paulin, Tyler Pentney, Gabriel Pierre, William Plunkett, Thomas Prahst, Eddie Randazzo, Thomas Roussel, Andrew Rupp, Landin Sanborn, Christian Schneller, Landon Sequeira, Ethan Servat, Jared Smith, Adam Tarleton, Roberto Villalobos, Anthony Wei, Logan White, Addison Wilberg, Parker Willey, Jacob Williams, and Daniel Winstein. 10th grade: Luke Alvendia, Mark Armbruster, Cameron Baudry, Stephen Becnel, Evan Bertaut, Hayden Bosch, Gabriel Brewer, Brayden Buras, Cohen Calogero, Clay Capitano, Evan Carter, Michael Chopin, Logan Coe, Mason Dallimore, Chase DePhillips, Michael Elmer, Landon Farrell, Alejandro Ferreyra, Kyle Fisher, Dannye Fowler, Sam Fradella, Seth Giroir, Landon Groetsch, Zachary Haley, Patrick Harris, Andrew Heck, Adrian Lagarde, Christian Landry, Wesley LeBeau, Colin Lee, Joshua Levandoske, Elias Levy, Gabriel Levy, Nicolas Malek, Tristan Manthey, Samuel Miltenberger, Jeremy Montz, Alexander Orban, Tre Palmisano, David Parra, Joshua Peltier, Robert Phillips, Jackson Ramsey, Samuel Riles, Cole Scott, Patrick Stassi, Kyle Strander, Zachary Toups, William Tusa, and Nicholas Waguespack. 9th grade: John Berrigan, Matthew Biehl, Matthew Brooks, Jake Cain, Eyan Calico, Jason Childs, Nicholas Cochran, Parker Damaré, Sam Dinshaw, Ivan Dowell, Max Edwards, Michael Ekenta, Preston Falgout, Daniel Falk, Enzo Antonio Foster, Niko Gaudin, Blake Gillio, Luke Greer, Caleb Hebert, Noah Hernandez, Colin Hill, Brennen Hitch, Michael Hymel, Jacob Kennedy, Sean Lagrange, Evan Liang, Samuel Liggio, Michael Lizano, Jeffrey Lupo, Kevin Marinello, Dylan Mayeux, Ty McReynolds, Gabriel Metoyer, Elijah Miller, Maddox Musso, Nicholas Nail, Cole Neumann, Duy Nguyen, Martin Nuila, Austin Park, Balpreet Parmar, Ethan Peavey, Hayden Perilloux, Frank Randol, Dylan Rhoton, Eduardo Ruiz, Jonah Smith, Ben Steele, Sawyer Stringer, William Stumbo, Andre Sun, Andrew Taulli, Peter Taulli, Jonathin Tokar, Anthony Triche, Jacob Vangilder, Jacob Verret, Brian Vlosich, Jack Walker, Andrew Wei, Kolbe Willis, and Samuel Yuratich. 8th grade: Bailey Anderson, Mitchell Armbruster, Dante Ascani, Nathan Braun, Lucas Buchanan, Preston Bulloch, Alexander Caillouet, Andrew Binh Cao, Caden Catanzaro, Jacob Chauffe, John Collins, Wyatt Condon, Andrew Cooper, Joseph Cusimano, Ryan Darrah, Braeden Dunne, Liam Enger, Angelo Fassbender, Michael Fayard, Declan Fitzpatric, Timothy Gabriel, Luca Gentry, Grant Goings, Brady Gueydan, Luke Guillot, Cole Heap, Nolan Huguet, Luke Johnston, Carson Landry, Blake LeBourgeois, Benjamin Levy, William Livingston, Grayson Lizano, Thomas Luong, Nathan Malek, Blake McDonald, Eli McReynolds, Michael Meguerditchian, Kyle Millet, Myles Monzon, Michael Mooney, Zachary Morrison, Michael Mullen-Mena, Caleb Natividad, Ethan Pauli, Nicholas Paulin, William Pejic, Trystan Rieffel, Ethan Robbins, Ethan Roberts, Patrick Rooks, Reece Roussel, Matthew Schneller, Jacob Sharbonno, Walker Shilling, Benjamin Switzer, Carson Terminie, Connor Theriot, Patrick Trainor, Justin Tran, Samuel Viles, Sam Vollenweider, Stanley Wiltz, and Owen Woods. Alpha Honor Roll 12th grade: Ahmed Al-Fozan, Matthew Blanchard, Chandler Bonvillian, Brandon Bourg, Mason Brannon, Brenden Buras, Cameron Cassara, William Confident, Jacob Dantin, Mark Delahoussaye, Austin Engel, Cody Frugé, Matthew Galloway, Colin Gardner, Drew Gardner, Dwayne Gref, Andre Hoyuela, Spencer Hyde, Kaleb Kenney, Jacob Kinberger, Jack LaVenia, Patrick Leonard, Cole Maher, Frank McKevitt, Bryce Mipro, Kody Morris, Daniel Nail, Liam O'Connor, John Pastor, Merritt Pecoraro, Eric Perdomo, Gavin Ruth, Jacob Schmidt, Raphael Skrmetta, and Mason Toregano. 11th grade: Joshua Adams, Andrew Arrillaga, Vincent Asaro, Logan Baldassaro, Ethan Cassara, Cody Clement, Carson Colletti, André Cook, Joseph Dao, George Dubuclet, Reiss Dupuis, Tyler Dupuis, Etim Eduok, Ori Fabre, Sebastian Gonzales, Samuel Graffeo, Dylan Guagliardo, Travis Haworth, Marvin Jones, Etienne Julien, Michael Kingsbery, Scott Kline, Beau Lally, Patrick Marks, Bryson Mesa, Ernest Mipro, Hunter Nastasi, Thomas Owens, Austin Roberts, Beau Robinson, Dylan Ross, Jacob Saak, Jacob Scariano, Ashton Shepherd, Sullivan Stringer, Sean Tomlinson, Joshua Tournillon, Konor Trosclair, Marlon Urquia, and Gage Usey. 10th grade: Dylan Adams, Jake Allelo, Dakota Berns, Ashton Catalinotto, Juan Chapman, Kade Chatelain, Nicholas Collins, Luke DeLeon, Cameron Eady, Daniel Erdozain, Owen Flores, James Gatti, Trenton Girod, Collin Hebert, Evan Huling, Rylon Johnson, Ambrose Knecht, Cade Krakowski, Torey Lambert, Roman Laurent, Tai LeBlanc, Collin Lormand, Isaiah Margan, Brady Meisner, Gabriel Merida, Jack-Hayden Miller, Jack Nunes, Brendon Nuss, Bernard Pennington, Kerry Plaisance, Blake Ranlett, Grant Richardson, Matthew Rohde, Hunter Shaw, Evan Smith, Kameron Steele, Austin Tatum, Harrison Trahan, Christian Vallette, and Jacob Zimmer. 9th grade: Chad Alfonso, Ty Alfonso, Aiden Bridevaux, Cameron Brown, Joel Chategnier, Kyle Chauvin, Matthew Choina, Jeffery Craig, Aidan DeFelice, Andrew Delaune, Matthew DeLaune, Parker Dinsdale, Gabriel Duran, Vincent Farrington, Marco Flores, Lloyd Galatas, Cecil Guidry, Jayden Hall, Daniel Haworth, Todd Larche, Gabriel Law, Matthew Lewis, William McKevitt, Whitney Nero, Julian Nguyen, Lane Nielsen, Dylan Palmisano, Alejandro Peralta, Kaleb Raley, Luke Regan, Adam Roevens, Nathaniel St. Ann, Brandon Thayer, Casey Thibodeaux, Liam Turner, Jeremiah Vigee, and Landon White. 8th grade: Peyton Avril, Frank Axtman, Austin Belle, Gavin Berry, Wyatt Bouchon, Faryn Boudreaux, Jacob Boyd, Jake Brown, Seth Brown, Camryn Capella, Landon Crescioni, Dylan Drouet, Cameron DuMontier, Carlos Fernandez, Roberto Gadola, Stamatis Gamvrogianis, Carter Giroir, Connor Gourgues, Conner Hance, Hale Hankins, Chester Harney, Christopher Hassel, Owen Haughey, Rory Horvath, GianCarlo Huerta, William Ice, Christian Jaunet, Lucas Kippers, Patrick Laiche, Cobe Landry, August Lay, Wyatt LeBeau, Jonathan Lewis, Juan Lopez, Greyson Lusignan, Sebastian Luu, Corbett Mc Gaughey, Hunter McDermott, Corey McDonald, Seth Meyer, Phillip Musso, Michael Navarre, Cole Navarro, Elijah Orellana, Brennan Pays, Bernell Pollard, Cole Pooley, Egan Prather, Ramon Ramos, Daniel Randazzo, Grant Ruth, Thomas Sawyer, Dylan Sevilla, Jude Shewmake, Bence Silva, Ethan Simmons, David Simoneaux, Ryan Tomlinson, Salvador Trujillo, Chase Viellion, Ryan Wakileh, Caleb Williams, Marlon Williams, Jackson Wyble, and Nicholas Young. Beta Honor Roll 12th grade: Jaime Alvarado, Laden Batson, Jordan Benjamin, Garrett Bonura, Riley Boudreaux, Adam Bourgeois, Avery Broussard, Saul Canizales, Noah Chachere, Cole Chauvin, Yasin Darwish, Byron Dédé, Cameron Donewar, Kyle Gleason, Ryan Grob, Joseph Grossimon, Rex Hernandez, Chase Hymel, Tyler Johnson, Nickolas Knecht, Christopher Lindner, Andrew Lion, Gordon Mese, Royce Paul, Blake Peters, Chad Robert, Andres Rodriguez, Ryan Rouege, Cameron Senior, Alfred Talabi, Hayden Tubbs, Jeffrey Viosca, Quinn Williams, Hunter Winfrey, and Preston Wren. 11th grade: Ermis Alvarado, Blake Binger, Brayden Blue, Anton Brown, Andrew Caillouet, Ethan Cannon, Cooper Catalanotto, Carter Clouatre, Ryan Corca, Colin Cruthirds, Caden Durand, Jonathan Eisterhold, Owen Ericksen, Jacob Fedele, Austin Frught, Brendan Gallagher, Dennis Garay, Bryce Gauthier, Samuel Gernhauser, Aidan Grundmeyer, Andrew Hays, Bailey Heidingsfelder, Jamal Holmes, Michael Jaunet, Alex Laiche, Cole Mang, Alan Mason, Joshua Moraitis, Aidan Moulliet, Lexington Olivier, Matthew Olivio, Julian Oubre, Jace Patin, Kevin Plaideau, Ethan Porta, Simon Provenzano, Ethan Richey, Zachary Rochon, Brendan Rouse, Colin Roussel, William Staples, Evan Starring, Julian Tapia, Andrew Triche, Evan Valenti, Christian White, Kirk Whitfield,
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