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Graduation 2016 St. Aloysius Brother Martin Cor Jesu CENTURY II Brothers of the Sacred Heart Alumni Association of New Orleans Magazine Volume 43 NO. 2 August 2016 Graduation 2016 IUS CO Vote for YS R J LO ES A U T. S Alumni Board See page 21 P LU S 50 Plus 50 October 21 & 22 Homecoming October 21 Summer at Brother Martin Alumni Seafood Dinner Sal Brocato ’88 and Kraig de Lanzac ’86 AL-AL-ALOYSIUS! Over 400 alumni gathered for the annual Drew Brees poster, a 32” flat screen TV Alumni Seafood Dinner in late April in and assorted Brother Martin gifts. A the Benson Mall. Members of the Alumni lucky winner won a record amount in the Board of Directors and volunteer faculty 50/50 then generously donated a portion and alumni ensured a successful evening. of his winnings back to school. Amidst Guests enjoyed boiled crawfish from the crowd, “mini” class reunions formed Johnny’s Seafood (Johnny Randazzo and generations of families celebrated ’96), fried seafood prepared and served the evening. Bro. Ray Hebert and Bro. by Brother Martin Food Services and Paul Montero attended with a few current Class of ’97 Drink Stand Team beverages. Raffle prizes included a framed Brother Martin faculty members. Mike Kimball ’81, Brian Barkemeyer ’79, Chuck Stall ’76, Rod West ’86, Chief Justice Pascal Calogero ’49 and Mike Calogero ’81 Young alumni enjoy the evening On the Cover 2016 Graduates with Alumni Fathers and Grandfathers (Bottom Row) Kenneth Nicolosi, Sr. ’64 SA, Grant Nicolosi ’16, Kirt Nicolosi ’88, Victor Landry ’51 SA, Colin Landry ’16, Victor Landry III ’86, Edward Bellevue, Jr. ’61 CJ, Harrison Donnell ’16 and Milton Donnell III ’82 (Top Row) Richard Gruner, Sr. ’61 CJ, Richard Gruner III ’16, Richard Gruner, Jr. ’85, George Stretzinger ’67 SA, Kevin Stretzinger, Jr. ’16, Kevin Stretzinger ’94, Nicholas Corrente ’59 SA, Scott Corrente II ’16and Scott Corrente, Sr. ’83.(Not pictured) Mark Kingsbery, Jr. ’16, Mark Kingsbery, Sr. ’86, Michael Kingsbery ’67 CJ, Julian Sentilles ’16, Michael Sentilles ’81 and Wilbur Sentilles ’51 SA Members of the Class of ’82 gather with their prize winnings 2 ■ Century II 2016 Annual Fishing Rodeo The Fishing Rodeo returned to the backyard at school in late May. After a brief rain delay, the rodeo kicked into high gear. The Class of ’73 Culinary Squad prepared and served sno-balls, fried fish and tasty treats. Beverages supplied by Pepsi and Southern Eagle Distributors, tents supplied by Fleur de Lis Rentals and a water slide kept the crowd cool. David Cresson ’89 and CCA Louisiana provided rods and reels and tackle boxes for all junior fishermen. The Parade of Prizes awarded over 60 prizes, a special jewelry raffle sponsored by Chris’ Fine Jewelry and the “big 10” raffle board provided top prizes. Prizes included a 2-night stay at Windsor Court, Sugar Bowl tickets, fishing charters and a Ruth’s Chris gift certificate. Phins & Pheathers won the 5-Trout Team Finatics ’05 with their winning Stringer category and Anthony Congemi ’19 caught alligator gar the largest fish by a current Brother Martin student. David Pecot ’76 and “Largest Fish by Brother Martin Student” winner Anthony Congemi ’19 2016 Fishing Results BEST 5-TROUT STRINGER SHEEPSHEAD Phins & Pheathers - 18.60 Josh Hebert ‘98 - 7.20 Team Clement - 15.50 Jim Casadaban ‘79 - 6.95 Team Finatic ‘05 - 14.00 Team Clement - 6.90 LARGEST FISH BY BM FLOUNDER STUDENT Team Finatic ‘05 - 2.20 Anthony Congemi ‘19 Jacob Russo - 1.20 Black Drum - 28.35 Team Po-Boy - 1.20 Anthony Congemi ‘19 - 22.00 LARGEST 2 REDS 27” & UNDER Sam Shields ‘20 - 20.70 Josh Hebert ‘98 - 13.80 The Class of ’73 Culinary Squad: Front Row (L-R) Kenny Clemons, Jimmy Roche’, SPECKLED TROUT Dylan Binder ‘19 - 10.40 Phins & Pheathers - 3.90 Patrick Buckley ‘18 - 9.90 Ted Hassinger, Guy Valvis, Johnny LeBourgeois, Standing Phil Jones, Jerry Muller, Phins & Pheathers - 3.80 MOST SPOTS ON A REDFISH Billy Broussard, Dave Frantz ’00, Greg Hollier, Matt Glaviano ’03, John Person, Phins & Pheathers - 3.75 Patrick Buckley ‘18 - 16.00 REDFISH Darrell Noveh ‘70 - 13.00 Dave Glaviano, Andy Chetta, Harry Schneider, C.J. Turpin, Luois Volz, Earl Folse, Anthony Congemi ‘19 - 22.00 Patrick Buckley ‘18 - 13.00 Mike Messonnier, Dave Landry, Les Lambert and Tony Schembre. Missing: Gary Patrick Buckley ‘18 - 20.30 LARGEST FISH ANY SPECIES Byron Pogue - 18.30 Team Finatic ‘05 Alligator Gar Noto and Coach Andy Russo BLACK DRUM - 42.85 Anthony Congemi ‘19 - 28.35 Anthony Congemi ‘19 - 28.35 Sam Shields ‘20 - 20.70 Anthony Congemi ‘19 - 22.00 Anthony Congemi ‘19 - 12.00 SMALLEST 5-TROUT STRINGER Andrew Casadaban ‘08 2016 Fishing Sponsors John J. Gelpi, Jr. , St. Aloysius Class of 1952 Insulations Inc., David Branton ‘76 Ferguson Enterprises Inc. • Fleur de Lis Event Rentals Louisiana Delta Outfitters • Orion Rigging & Supply Pelican Graphics & Pelican Events • Reinhart Foodservice Mark ’74, Jay ’72 and Janice Romig • Scariano Brothers, LLC SouthEastLouisiAna Fishing Charters Southern Eagle-Budweiser • Windsor Court Hotel Audubon Gutters • Brocato Law Firm, PLC • CCA Louisiana Chris’ Fine Jewelry & Coin • Crescent City Retirement Group Crewboats, LLC • Class of ‘73 Culinary Squad Dr. Donna Palmisano, DDS • Faux Pas Prints Gary ’74, Jerry ’74 & Mike ’77 Delahoussaye Rodeo Committee: (back row) TJ Thiele, Drew Dodd, Rob Hymel, Jerry Schmidt ’81, Gil’s Carpet Sales, Inc. Jay Hotard ’82, Chuck Stall ’76, Dave Schmidt ’76, Chris Alley ’08, Mike Buisson Guy’s Foreign & Domestic Auto Repair Inc. ’57 SA, Emile Meydrich, Eddie Gonzales ’77, Billy Power ’57 SA and Johnny Hotard General Contracting Inc. • New Orleans Reproductions Blue ’86 (front row) Billy Thiele ’78, David Pecot ’76, Jimmy La Cava ’55 SA, Jay Orleans Sheet Metal Works & Roofing Inc. • Pepsi Perret’s Army & Outdoor Stores • Puglia’s Sporting Goods Louvier ’55 SA, David Klein ’90, Pete Dares ’56 SA and Gary Delahoussaye ’74 Schneider Paper Products • Spiers Air-Conditioning (not pictured) Joe Bischone ’57 SA, Jim Casadaban ’79, Mike Cascio ’96, Boopie Sportsbeat Pub & Café • The “A” Team • Central Grocery Courrege ’56 SA, Dave Glaviano ’73, Nick Macaluso ’85, Todd Schwander ’93, Luis Colmenares • Michelli Scales Chloe Spellman, Steven Spiers ’84 and Guy Valvis ‘73 Rock ‘N Bowl/ Ye Olde College Inn Century II ■ 3 Brother Martin’s Wednesday in the Square Flow Tribe Wednesday in the Square Sponsors Sal Brocato ’88 Shawn Walker ’02, Kurt Valvis ’02 and Gold Sponsors guests Northwestern Mutual – Emmett Dupas ’88 Karen & Sid Lambert ’64 CJ Members of the Brother Martin and Marcia Ball performed as Louisiana National Guard – Carlos Piaz ’01 community gathered for the second alumni and friends enjoyed Brocato Law Firm, PLC – Sal Brocato ’88 “Brother Martin” Wednesday in the complimentary food and drinks Crimson Sponsors Square. The Brothers of the Sacred Heart under the Crusader tent. Louis Gootee Construction, Inc. – Ben Gootee ’01 Alumni Association helped sponsor the Hymel ’05, of Whitney Bank, Ram Construction Services – Brent Sandrock ’01 Young Leadership Council’s event on won the raffle and received a gift Ray Yakelis ’06 May 11th. Flow Tribe, featuring Russell certificate for the Brother Martin Crusader Sponsors Olschner ’04, K.C. O’Rorke ’04, Mario Bookstore. The event would not The Fulham Family • Ron Stewart Palmisano ’04 and Bryan Santos ’04, be possible without our sponsors. J & L Mayer Services, LLC – John Mayer ’75 CGN Socials Jeff Teague ’91 addresses assembly CGN at The Backyard Spring Social The Crimson & Gold Network Spring Social was held, in the Bro. Mark Thornton Law Enforcement & Terrace. Tim Hemphill ’96, Chief Administrative Officer at New Orleans Business First Responders Social Alliance and Jeffrey Teague ’91, Sr. V.P. of Finance and Administration at GNO Inc. served as guest speakers. They spoke about current business projects in our city and Wednesday, September 7, 2016 region. They explained the forces at work, for and against, attracting businesses to our 6:00 p.m. area and then answered questions. Michael O’Regan ’98, Louisiana Association of Business and Industry, helped sponsor the event and a $50 MoPho gift certificate went Brother Mark Thornton Terrace to a lucky winner. at Brother Martin High School Finance and Oil & Engery Social go to www.brothermartin.com/alumni Members of the Finance and Oil & Energy subgroups of the Crimson & Gold Network for more information. gathered at The Backyard in Lakeview in late June. Alumni discussed current issues and exchanged business cards while enjoying complimentary appetizers. Jason Tournillon This event is only for Brother Martin, ’94, owner of The Backyard, hosted the event. St. Aloysius and Cor Jesu Alumni. 4 ■ Century II Golden Crusader Lunch Philip Catanzaro ’97, Mike Cascio ’96, Bryan Oubre ’97, Taylor Trevor Quatroy ’16, Chris Bergeron ’04, Philip Averill ’04, Fr. Hebert ’10, Barry Hebert ’74 and Michael Durr ’97 David Ducote ’04, Zach Materne ’01 and Carlos Bogran ’99 activities, requested attendees fill out a brief survey and introduced the 2016 2016 Golden Crusader Golden Crusaders. Fr. David Ducote Committee ’04 led the prayer before the meal. Philip Averill ’04 • Brian Barkemeyer ’79 Committee membersMark Bologna ’88 and Philip Averill ’04 gave testimonials Mark Bologna ’88 • Michael Calogero ’81 about what the Golden Crusader Award Philip Catanzaro ’97 • Gary Giepert ’80 means to them. Special guests included Adam Griego ’10 • Scott Hedlund ’97 President John Devlin, Assistants to the Zachary Materne ’01 • Tommy Mitchell ’79 President Nick Lagattuta ’71 and Greg John Person ’73 • Patrick Young ’07 Michael Calogero ’81, Sean Tate ’04, Rando ’77, Bro. Carl Bouchereau, Bro. John Person ’73, and Ben Gootee ’01 Neal Golden ’57 CJ, Thomas Mavor, Guy Nelson, Arthur Hardy and Justin 2016 Golden Crusaders The 2016 Golden Crusader Lunch Fleetwood.
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