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Brother Martin High School 1St Quarter Principal's Honor Roll 12Th Grade: Ahmed Al-Fozan, Matthew Armbruster, Peter Baier, C Brother Martin High School 1st Quarter Principal’s Honor Roll 12th grade: Ahmed Al-Fozan, Matthew Armbruster, Peter Baier, Connor Baudry, Michael Berrigan, Collin Blackwell, Joshua Brien, Patrick Carter, Ali Cavdar, Collin Crews, Collin Cruz, Sean Michael Cursain, Artemios Dagoglou, Tyler Damaré, Aiden Damario, Jacob Dantin, Evan DeCastro, Anthony DiLorenzo, John DiMaggio, Francis DiSalvo, Benjamin Erdozain, Camilo Fernandez Bellorin, Cody Frugé, Victor Garcia, Tyler Gelvin, Mark Hastings, Spencer Hyde, Michael Lacourrege, Ryan Laurent, Luke Lemmon, Jacob Mandella, Nicolas Milano, Cody Natividad, Christian Nguyen, Leonardo Nuila, Jared Pelegrin, Matthew Pelman, Eric Perdomo, Miles Perez, Jack Robinson, Jacob Rogers, Nate Russell, Gary Sandrock, Joseph Schmidt, Cooper Schultz, Chase Scott, John Stewart, Hayden Tubbs, Evan Walker, Jay Weigel, and Michael Zuppardo. 11th grade: Dwight Alexander, Andrew Biehl, Mason Blount, Kyle Borde, Grant Buquoi, Tyronne Burrell, José Carmona, James Clark, André Cook, Dylan Cook, Joseph Dao, Dane Dauzat, Patrick Delger, Eric Devenport, George Dubuclet, Brian Dufrene, Jude Edwards, Tristen Estorge, Emilio Garcia, Tyler Gaubert, Marc Graffeo, Journey Harris, Britt Hatten, Dara Haughey, Rocco Horvath, Thomas Jackson, Trent Jenning, Scott Kline, Beau Lally, Corey Lambert, Giancarlo Lara, Hunter Larose, Matthew Lindner, Chase Lormand, Bryan MacDowell, Thomas Maggio, Connor McCrossen, Dylan McDonald, Landon Merritt, Logan Millet, Shane Molay, Roland Mollere, Dominick Montecino, Dylan Moser, Brendan Nickens, Luke Ohler, Thomas Owens, Bryce Patterson, Jason Paulin, Tyler Pentney, Gabriel Pierre, William Plunkett, Thomas Prahst, Thomas Roussel, Andrew Rupp, Landin Sanborn, Christian Schneller, Landon Sequeira, Ethan Servat, Jared Smith, Evan Valenti, Anthony Wei, Logan White, Addison Wilberg, Jacob Williams, and Daniel Winstein. 10th grade: Dylan Adams, 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, Chase DePhillips, Cameron Eady, Michael Elmer, Landon Farrell, Alejandro Ferreyra, Dannye Fowler, Sam Fradella, Trenton Girod, Seth Giroir, Landon Groetsch, Zachary Haley, Patrick Harris, Andrew Heck, Adrian Lagarde, Christian Landry, Tai LeBlanc, Joshua Levandoske, Elias Levy, Gabriel Levy, Ian Linden, Nicolas Malek, Tristan Manthey, Isaiah Margan, Gabriel Merida, Samuel Miltenberger, Jeremy Montz, Dylan Naquin, Jack Nunes, Tre Palmisano, David Parra, Joshua Peltier, Robert Phillips, Jackson Ramsey, Samuel Riles, Cole Scott, Hunter Shaw, Patrick Stassi, Zachary Toups, William Tusa, Nicholas Waguespack, and Jacob Zimmer. 9th grade: John Berrigan, Matthew Biehl, Matthew Brooks, Jake Cain, Eyan Calico, Jason Childs, Nicholas Cochran, Parker Damaré, Andrew Delaune, Parker Dinsdale, Sam Dinshaw, Ivan Dowell, Max Edwards, Preston Falgout, Daniel Falk, Enzo Antonio Foster, Niko Gaudin, Blake Gillio, Daniel Haworth, Caleb Hebert, Noah Hernandez, Colin Hill, Brennen Hitch, Michael Hymel, Jacob Kennedy, Sean Lagrange, Gabriel Law, Evan Liang, Samuel Liggio, Michael Lizano, Jeffrey Lupo, Kevin Marinello, Dylan Mayeux, Gabriel Metoyer, Elijah Miller, Maddox Musso, Nicholas Nail, Whitney Nero, Lane Nielsen, Martin Nuila, Balpreet Parmar, Ethan Peavey, Frank Randol, Dylan Rhoton, Adam Roevens, Samuel Siegel, Jonah Smith, Nathaniel St. Ann, Ben Steele, Sawyer Stringer, William Stumbo, Andre Sun, Andrew Taulli, Peter Taulli, Anthony Triche, Jacob Vangilder, Jacob Verret, Brian Vlosich, Jack Walker, Andrew Wei, Landon White, Kolbe Willis, and Samuel Yuratich. 8th grade: Bailey Anderson, Mitchell Armbruster, Dante Ascani, Peyton Avril, Frank Axtman, Nathan Braun, Seth Brown, Preston Bulloch, Camryn Capella, Caden Catanzaro, Jacob Chauffe, Richie Clementi, John Collins, Wyatt Condon, Andrew Cooper, Joseph Cusimano, Ryan Darrah, Cameron DuMontier, Braeden Dunne, Liam Enger, Angelo Fassbender, Timothy Gabriel, Luca Gentry, Grant Goings, Connor Gourgues, Brady Gueydan, Christopher Hassel, Cole Heap, Patrick Laiche, Carson Landry, Cobe Landry, Blake LeBourgeois, Benjamin Levy, Grayson Lizano, Juan Lopez, Thomas Luong, Nathan Malek, Eli McReynolds, Michael Meguerditchian, Seth Meyer, Kyle Millet, Myles Monzon, Michael Mooney, Michael Mullen-Mena, Caleb Natividad, Nicholas Paulin, Brennan Pays, William Pejic, Ethan Robbins, Patrick Rooks, Reece Roussel, Dylan Sevilla, Walker Shilling, Bence Silva, Benjamin Switzer, Carson Terminie, Patrick Trainor, Ryan Wakileh, and Owen Woods. Alpha Honor Roll 12th grade: Jaime Alvarado, Jason Arena, Jordan Benjamin, Matthew Blanchard, Garrett Bonura, Chandler Bonvillian, Brandon Bourg, Mason Brannon, Dexter Brooks, Avery Broussard, Brenden Buras, Jeremy Cannon, Owen Catalanotto, Noah Chachere, Cole Chauvin, William Confident, Chase Cookmeyer, Yasin Darwish, Mark Delahoussaye, Cameron Donewar, Austin Engel, William Flores, Blake Folse, Matthew Galloway, Colin Gardner, Drew Gardner, Nicholas Gaudet, Dwayne Gref, Ryan Grob, Joseph Grossimon, Austin Hebert, Grant Hebert, Rex Hernandez, Andre Hoyuela, Gianni Huerta, Ethan Jeanes, Kaleb Kenney, Carter Kerrigan, Jacob Kinberger, Matthew Labbé, Jack LaVenia, Patrick Leonard, Cole Maher, Darren Martino, Frank McKevitt, Gordon Mese, Bryce Mipro, John Pastor, Merritt Pecoraro, Humberto Regalado-Hernandez, Chad Robert, Andres Rodriguez, Christopher Russell, Gavin Ruth, Cameron Senior, Raphael Skrmetta, Alfred Talabi, John Tracy, Ian White, Quinn Williams, and Preston Wren. 11th grade:Andrew Arrillaga, Logan Baldassaro, Walker Bazile, Brayden Blue, Kevin Bordes, Ethan Cassara, Cody Clement, Carter Clouatre, Ethan Condon, Chase Cummiskey, Reiss Dupuis, Tyler Dupuis, Jonathan Eisterhold, Owen Ericksen, Ori Fabre, Brendan Gallagher, Dennis Garay, Sebastian Gonzales, Samuel Graffeo, Aidan Grundmeyer, Dylan Guagliardo, Travis Haworth, Andrew Hays, Bailey Heidingsfelder, Jeffrey Herbert, Michael Jaunet, Marvin Jones, Etienne Julien, Michael Kingsbery, Patrick Marks, Henry Mehrtens, Bryson Mesa, Garrett Mmahat, Hunter Nastasi, Cullen Neill, Christian Nielsen, Matthew Olivio, Julian Oubre, Simon Provenzano, Eddie Randazzo, Ethan Richey, Austin Roberts, Brendan Rouse, Jacob Saak, Jacob Scariano, Ashton Shepherd, William Staples, Sullivan Stringer, Julian Tapia, Adam Tarleton, Sean Tomlinson, Joshua Tournillon, Stephen Tramuta, Konor Trosclair, Marlon Urquia, Gage Usey, Roberto Villalobos, and Parker Willey. 10th grade: Jake Allelo, Dakota Berns, Caiden Bordelon, Juan Chapman, Kade Chatelain, Benjamin Code, Nicholas Collins, Mason Dallimore, Luke DeLeon, Colin Dorazio, Daniel Erdozain, Kyle Fisher, Owen Flores, James Gatti, Mickal Jacques, Rylon Johnson, Ambrose Knecht, Cade Krakowski, Cade Kropp, Torey Lambert, Roman Laurent, Wesley LeBeau, Collin Lormand, Rayfield Lotten, Ryan Majoria, Brady Meisner, Jack-Hayden Miller, Brendon Nuss, Alexander Orban, Bernard Pennington, Joseph Petras, Kerry Plaisance, Blake Ranlett, Matthew Rohde, Evan Smith, Devin St. Clair, Daniel St. Martin, Kameron Steele, Kyle Strander, Austin Tatum, Harrison Trahan, and William Wells. 9th grade: Aden Airhart, Chad Alfonso, Ty Alfonso, Lamar Allen, Bennett Balser, Aiden Bridevaux, Cameron Brown, Hunter Chabert, Joel Chategnier, Kyle Chauvin, Taryn Chevis, Matthew Choina, Blake Cohen, Aidan DeFelice, Matthew DeLaune, Gabriel Duran, Michael Ekenta, Vincent Farrington, Marco Flores, Lloyd Galatas, Devin Garcia, Henry Graffeo, Luke Greer, Cecil Guidry, Jayden Hall, Joshua Hampton, Hunter Hance, Braden Hite, Kolby Hunter, Braden Juneau, Todd Larche, Malachi Lee, Jack Lupo, Dominick Maddie, George Mavor, Joshua McGowan, Ty McReynolds, Aiden Mire, Cole Neumann, Duy Nguyen, Julian Nguyen, Ian Normand, Dylan Palmisano, Austin Park, Hayden Perilloux, Elijah Pichon, Preston Polito, Kaleb Raley, Luke Regan, Eduardo Ruiz, David Seicshnaydre, Dylan Sulfsted, Brandon Thayer, Casey Thibodeaux, Jonathin Tokar, Liam Turner, and Jeremiah Vigee. 8th grade: Ashton Anderson, Austin Belle, Faryn Boudreaux, Jacob Boyd, Dermot Brown, Beau Bufkin, Camden Buras, Alexander Caillouet, Andrew Binh Cao, Jackson Chachere, Kaden Charlie, Christian Cooney, Landon Crescioni, Madden Diaz, Dylan Drouet, Michael Fayard, Carlos Fernandez, Declan Fitzpatric, Roberto Gadola, Stamatis Gamvrogianis, Conner Hance, Hale Hankins, Rylan Hardy, Owen Haughey, Justin Holder, Rory Horvath, GianCarlo Huerta, Nolan Huguet, William Ice, Christian Jaunet, Samuel Jones, Canon Kronlage, August Lay, Jonathan Lewis, William Livingston, Greyson Lusignan, Sebastian Luu, Corbett Mc Gaughey, Jordan McCarty, James McDaniel, Hunter McDermott, Blake McDonald, Corey McDonald, Evan McNeil, Christian Michel, Jacob Milner, Zachary Morrison, Phillip Musso, Elijah Orellana, Ethan Pauli, Branson Perez, Austin Pitts, Bernell Pollard, Cole Pooley, Egan Prather, Daniel Randazzo, Trystan Rieffel, Ethan Roberts, Grant Ruth, Matthew Schneller, Jacob Sharbonno, Ethan Simmons, David Simoneaux, Caleb Smith, Grayson Smith, Connor Theriot, Kevin Thompson, Jude Tingstrom, Ryan Tomlinson, Justin Tran, Jacob Trask, Chase Viellion, Samuel Viles, Sam Vollenweider, Caleb Williams, Marlon Williams, and Nicholas Young. Beta Honor Roll 12th grade: Tyler Adams, Brayden Bertucci, Adam Bourgeois, Benjamin Bourgeois, Blake Bridevaux, Saul Canizales, Benjamin Corvers, Jake Dean, Grant Delord, Cody Estrade, Arturo Garcia, Eric Gardebled, Kyle Gleason, Benard Harris, Owen Hirling, Eli Hope, Chase Hymel, Tyler Johnson, Mayson Keene, Nickolas
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