2013-14 Annual Report - St. Augustine High School

Conducted by the Society of
St. Joseph of the Sacred Heart
20,000+
FOUNDED
1951
RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION
Catholic; Society of St. Joseph
of the Sacred Heart (Josephite
Fathers and Brothers)
volunteer hours of community service
donated to dozens of programs and
non-profit organizations last year
$12.5 million
in college
scholarships
2012-13
ACT
College
Readiness
Award
recipient
ACCREDITATION
Southern Association of Colleges
and Schools (SACS)
Louisiana Department of
Education (LDOE)
ENROLLMENT
646
GRADES
6-12
SCHOOL COLORS
Gold and Purple
MOTTO
Gratia est vita (Grace is life)
Our Mission
Under the Lordship of Jesus
Christ, St. Augustine High
School is the training ground
for leadership through
academic excellence, moral
values, Christian reponsibility
and reasonable, consistent
discipline.
100% college acceptance
23
AP
St. Aug
alumni are Courses offered
current
Average class size:
faculty
or staff
members
22
6 Presidential Scholars
13 National Merit Scholars
120+ National Achievement Finalists
MASCOT
Purple Knights
1 Gates Millennium Scholar
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ST. AUGUSTINE HIGH
SCHOOL BOARD OF
TRUSTEES
Very Reverend William L. Norvel,
S.S.J.
Rev. Thomas Frank, S.S.J.
Ray Fritz, Jr. ‘63
Wilmer Jacobs ‘85
Very Reverend Michael L. Thompson,
S.S.J.
Wayne J. Lee ‘67
Very Reverend Thomas R. Frank,
S.S.J.
Allen Miller ‘91
Very Reverend Charles Andrus, S.S.J.
Rev. Nelson Moreira, S.S.J.
Very Reverend Ray P. Bomberger,
S.S.J.
Very Reverend James P. Fallon, S.S.J. Dr. Charles Mouton ‘77
Very Reverend Francis Asomkase,
S.S.J.
Judge Kern Reese ‘70
SUP. GENERAL’S MESSAGE.................................3
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE......................................4
2013-14 HEADLINES..............................................5
FINANCIAL SUMMARY..........................................8
HONOR ROLL OF DONORS................................10
CODE OF THE PURPLE KNIGHT........................25
ALMA MATER........................................................26
Terence Sims ‘79
ST. AUGUSTINE HIGH
SCHOOL BOARD OF
DIRECTORS
Daniel Davillier ‘85
Chairman
Courtney Thornton
ADMINISTRATIVE TEAM
2013-14
Justin Augustine, III ‘76
Vice Chairman
Oyd Craddock ‘76
President, CEO
Ben Johnson
Treasurer
John Charles ‘71
Principal
Demetric Mercadel
Secretary
Sean Goodwin ‘95
Assistant Principal
Troy Henry ‘78
Immediate Past Chairman
Rev. Roderick J.D. Coates, S.S.J.
Chief Religious Officer
Rev. Charles Andrus, S.S.J.
William Bostick ‘80
Terrance Taylor
Director of Finance
Rev. Anthony M. Bozeman, S.S.J.
Damon Burns ‘99
ST. AUGUSTINE HIGH SCHOOL
2600 A.P. TUREAUD AVENUE | NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA 70119
P: 504.944.2424 | F: 504.947.7712 | WWW.PURPLEKNIGHTS.COM
The Goals of St. Augustine High School
To open its doors to young men, especially the
economically disadvantaged, who are willing to strive
for excellence;
To develop each individual to the fullness of his own
unique capacity;
To foster Christian values based on the sacred
scriptures and Roman Catholic Tradition;
To provide each student with educational
opportunities and experiences related to his AfricanAmerican heritage and his American citizenship;
To instill in each student the responsibilities of
leadership in family, church, community and society atlarge; and,
To carry out the mission of Evangelization as part of
the Josephite charism.
A Message from
Very Reverend
William Norvel, S.S.J.
corporate industry and so much more in the State
of Louisiana and across the country speaks for
itself.
Dear St. Augustine Family,
It is with faith and hope that I write to you today
as a part of this report on the present status
of St. Augustine High School. From its very
foundation in 1951 the journey of St. Augustine
has been to overcome obstacles, to blaze new
trails, and to demand and strive for excellence
in Catholic Education. It has been a journey of
faith and love expressed in the sacrifices of the
Josephites, the African Catholic Community, the
Parents of our students and the Archdiocese of
New Orleans.
The proud Catholic legacy of this institution
of learning enables us to continue to reach out
to the young African American men of our
community no matter what their economic
status to provide an education for higher
learning and achievement that to the best of our
ability develops the whole person into a man of
faith and talented service. The young African
American men of the gold and purple have been
encouraged to make a contribution to the fabric
of our African American Catholic Community
and to these United States of America. The
presence of our Alumni in the Catholic Church,
educational profession, legal professions, music
and media, businesses both individual and
For more than Sixty years we have faced the future
with faith, collaboration and determination. Even
mother nature through Katrina has not stopped
us. We Josephites and the St. Augustine High
School Community must renew our committment
to the vision and traditions of the founders. We
have always needed more money, more facilities,
and most especially, human resources. We
have always needed to motivate our students to
excellence. We have always had to adapt to the
needs of each generation. We still do. Know that
the Josephites, the President, Principal, Board of
Directors, our Staff are committed to this vision
and tradition.
To all our stakeholders: Alumni, Parents, and
Supporters, as you review this report, be proud of
how far we have come, be motivated to support
our school, be committed to the needs of our
students, and may we continue to give honor and
glory to God by what we say and do in the months
and years to come.
With prayerful best for continual success in your
ministry at St. Augustine High School, I remain
Sincerely yours in St. Joseph,
Very Rev. William L. Norvel, S.S.J.
Superior General
Dear St. Augustine Family and Friends,
I am pleased to offer you this 2013-14 Annual Report highlighting some of the year’s major
accomplishments and milestones for St. Augustine High School.
One major accomplishment was full accreditation for another five years by the Southern
Association for Colleges and Schools (SACS) Council on Accreditation and School Improvement in
June 2014. Another accomplishment was improved financial results from school operations.
St. Augustine students continued to contribute to our cultural focus on “Excellence in Everything.”
Our students achieved in academics, athletics, bands and community service. This is evidenced
by a 2013-14 Gates Millennium Scholar, Speech & Debate State Champion, National #1 Football
Recruit and Marching 100 Band appearance in the Rose Bowl Parade.
In many ways, our students’ performance mirrored 2013-14 achievements of Purple Knights who
came before them, such as Dean Baquet ’74 who was named Executive Editor of the New York
Times newspaper, Jon Renthrope ’06, Cajun Fire Brewing Company CEO and New Orleans “Big
Ideas Contest” $50,000 prize winner, and Trai Turner ’11 NFL 3rd Round Draft choice of Carolina
Panthers. Again, more evidence that St. Aug develops young men of faith for success in life and
leadership like no other school.
We invite all to browse through the pages of this report to learn more about these and more
important developments of 2013-14. The report will also highlight St. Augustine’s positioning for
future challenges and the importance that we “Rise Up and Build.”
Sincerely,
Oyd J. Craddock ‘76
President and CEO
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HEADLINES 2013-2014
STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT &
LEADERSHIP
• Middle School Speech and
Debate team is 1st overall
in points for SAHS city
wide tournament.
• Gates Millennium Scholar
Jeremy West receives a
good-through-graduation
scholarship to use at any
college or university of his
choice.
• Student-Athlete Timothy
Dawson receives academic
scholarship to Yale
University.
• Seniors receive scholarship
offers totaling $12 million
dollars.
• Fifty-one 6th and 7th grade
students publish a book
called “A New Purple Heart:
Reflections and Poems by
Young Purple Knights”
featuring writings on their
faith, their families and their
St. Augustine experience.
• LA Chapter of the
American Association of
Blacks in Energy awards
$1,500 scholarships to
Eric Thompson, Anthony
Bennett and Kenneth
Clark.
• Blaine Derbigny is the
District VI Vice President
of the Future Business
Leaders of America for a
second term.
• Jerald James is the Speech and
Debate State Champion in
Declamation with the speech
“Deal With It” by Elizabeth
Reiley.
• Entergy Community
Power Scholarship from
Entergy Louisiana awarded
to Zachary Nelson for
volunteering 400 hours plus
over the last 4 years
• Malik Gibson wins first place
for Public Speaking at Future
Business Leaders of America
state conference.
• Archdiocese of New Orleans
Archbishop Gregory Aymond
presents Malik Gibson and
Christian LeBlanc with Altar
• Server of the Year medals
for their service to St. Peter
Claver and St. David parishes.
• Senior Leonard Lewis
completes four years as
coordinator of St. Augustine’s
Black History Program.
• Students win “Trust Your
Crazy Idea Challenge” and
$2,500 to use in developing
their business plan.
• Marching 100 Band makes
second appearance in
the Tournament of Roses
Parade.
• Under Armour All-Star
Game selects Leonard
Fournette and Jermaine
Roberts to compete in the
nationally televised game
January 2, 2014.
• Members of the Marching
100 Brass Band take
home the first place prize
and $10,000 worth of
instruments at the New
Orleans Jazz and Heritage
Foundation’s “Class Got
Brass” competition.
• St. Augustine defeats
John Curtis in nationally
televised game on ESPN2.
• Marching 100 Band lands
top spot as “Best Band in
New Orleans” by readers
of nola.com and Times
Picayune newspaper.
• Twelve senior football
players sign letters of intent
to colleges around the
country.
• Varsity basketball team
marches to state semifinals.
• Leonard Fournette is #1
football college recruit in
the nation.
• Purple Knight Football
team wins first outright
Catholic school district
title in 20 years.
• College Tour ‘14 planned
by students had stops at
campuses of Notre Dame,
Indiana University, Purdue,
University of Chicago,
Washington University and
Vanderbilt.
• Over thirty students attend
“March for Life Rally” in
Washington, D.C.
• Senior Class President and
Student Council President
attend the investiture
ceremony of U.S. Attorney
Kenneth Polite.
• Over forty students attend
partnership banquet at
Morehouse College in
Atlanta, Georgia.
ADVANCEMENT & ALUMNI
• Twenty-three St. Augustine
alumni on 2013-14 faculty
and staff.
• Over fifty New Orleans
alumni attend summit to
discuss current status and
future of the school.
• Members of the St.
Augustine 1963 Football
Team celebrate the 50th
anniversary of the school’s
first state championship
victory.
• Mitchell Crusto ’71 given
the Fr. Charles Hall Award
at the Reunion Gala.
• N.O. Alumni Chapter
hosts 1st Annual Golf
Tournament.
• Atlanta & Houston Alumni
Chapters host Mardi Gras
Ball fundraisers.
• Alumni drive creation of
partnerships with Google
and Capital One Bank
to enhance student skills
in computer science,
entrepreneurship and
financial literacy.
• Over 100 students receive
tuition assistance from
donations to scholarship
and financial aid campaigns.
• Alumni and community
support “Rise Up & Build”
annual giving campaign and
fundraisers – Hamp Fest
2013, Super Raffle, Knight at
Dragos, Crawfish Boil and
“Give Purple Day.”
• Last of mobile trailes taken
from campus.
• School administration
launches plans to become
a 1-to-1 technology school
with each student receiving
a Chromebook laptop.
• Work begins to restore
school locker rooms and
gymnasium, including
installation of a wooden
floor.
ALUMNI GIVING
Alumni play a vital role in sustaining the unique
and formative experiences that inspire young men
for a lifetime. St. Augustine is honored to have a
strong and loyal group of alumnus who support
their school through gifts of time, talent and
treasure. Four hundred (400) of St. Augustine’s
alumni showed their support by making a
financial donation August 1, 2013 – July 31, 2014.
We thank you for your participation.
out to alumni to engage in strengthening the
school through greater involvement and tangible
investment.
The Alumni Division’s goal is to accomplish
measurable and meaningful increases in alumni
engagement each year.
Gifts by Clicks Are On The Rise
ALUMNI RELATIONS
Online giving is a convenient, environmentally
friendly way to support St. Augustine High
St. Augustine’s graduates often speak of the impact School. Since the first online donation in 2010,
the school had on the men they became. They gifts by clicks have increased nearly 75 percent.
are eager to reconnect with the Purple Knight
community and to help ensure that today’s and In addition to St. Aug’s “Give Purple Day”
tomorrow’s students have the same opportunity campaign, donors now have the opportunity to
make online gifts for all of the school’s major
to experience the life-shaping journey
fundraising events.
St. Augustine’s offers.
Kendrick Johnson ’87 leads the newly restructured
Alumni Division. He’s passionate about the
gold and purple and has already been reaching
To learn more about online giving or to donate on
our secure site, please visit www.purpleknights.
com and click on “Giving.”
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FINANCIAL SUMMARY
St. Augustine High School
Fiscal year ending, 2012-2014*
OPERATING INCOME
2012
2013
2014
$4,956,207
(648,424)
$5,152,605
(616,083)
$4,774,706
(530,169)
4,307,783
4,536,522
4,244,537
2012
2013
2014
Instructional
General & Administrative
Facilities Operations & Maintenance
Student Activities
Depreciation
3,223,543
1,987,190
499,314
706,461
277,482
3,461,754
1,640,231
553,776
643,833
241,735
3,256,362
1,306,768
780,928
644,493
229,730
Total operating expenditures
(6,693,990)
(6,541,329)
(6,218,281)
(2,386,207)
(2,004,807)
(1,973,744)
2012
2013
2014
610,401
84,461
562,806
274,113
108,823
731,370
(3,821)
473,740
447,814
185,857
684,285
33,189
694,186
402,986
120,165
1,640,604
1,834,960
1,934,811
(745,604.00)
(169,847)
(38,934)
Tuition and fees
(Less student support)**
Total operating income
OPERATING EXPENDITURES
Deficit from Operations
OPERATING INCOME FROM OTHER SOURCES
Contributions
Net Fundraising Income
Student Activities
Investment Income
Misc. Income
Total income from other sources
Operating Deficit
**Student support includes scholarships, financial aid, other.
Financial Summary was generated by the St. Augustine High School Finance Department from detailed financial
statements submitted to independent auditor Bruno & Tervalon LLP, CPAs.
*Auditors have received statements for years 2012 and 2013 only.
2013-14 ANNUAL REPORT
NUMBER OF DONORS
1% 1%
Alumni: 74%
2%
3%
Corporations: 3%
19%
Foundations: 2%
Friends: 19%
74%
Josephites: 1%
Organizations: 1%
TOTAL: 100%
VOLUME OF DOLLARS
2%
Alumni: 50%
Corporations: 2%
Foundations: 15%
26%
5%
50%
Friends: 5%
Josephites: 26%
Organizations: 2%
15%
TOTAL: 100%
2%
AMOUNT: $468,670
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ENDOWMENT SUMMARY
ENDOWMENT OVERVIEW
St. Augustine High School possesses
an endowment fund in the amount of
$3,164,600. The endowment fund is
designed to support the school’s overall
mission. The fund is managed by qualified
external fund managers with oversight
from our Administration and Investment
Committee.
Endowment funds are invested in
accordance with our investment policy,
which is designed to preserve the fund
while achieving reasonable investment
returns. Positive investment returns are
used to fund operational and financial aid
needs.
Annualized Rates of Return
2012
2013
2014
12.7%
11.4%
5.6%
Percentages rounded to nearest tenth.
Asset Allocation as of December 31, 2013
5.7%
ENDOWMENT PERFORMANCE
At the close of the 2013-2014 fiscal year,
the endowment was valued at $3,164,600
compared to $2,997,281 at the end of
the 2012-2013 fiscal year. Investment
returns have been stable over the course
of the endowment’s life. We plan to
continue managing the endowment using
a reasonable investment policy that will
allow us to deliver value to our students
and their families.
Mutual Funds
52.9%
41.4%
Cash & Equivalents
Equity Accounts
*It is important to point out that comparisons of the above returns to other investments may not always be appropriate. The Endowment
pool’s asset mix includes long-term components that influence short-term results and values.
2013 -14 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS
S
t. Augustine High School gratefully acknowledges the support and
generosity of contributors who help further our mission. The donors
listed in this report are recognize for their cumulative campaign gifts
to the school between August 1, 2013 and July 31, 2014.
We strive for accuracy and thoroughness. If you believe an entry is listed in
error or if you have any questions regarding the donor roll, please contact
the Office of Institutional Advancement at (504) 940-5980.
Gifts ($20,000+)
Gregory Washington
Raymond Fritz
James & Zita Gavin Foundation
The Josephites Father &
Brothers
EJ and Marjory B. Ourso
Family Foundation
Gifts ($1,500-$2,499)
Gifts ($10,000-$19,999)
Troy Henry
Greater New Orleans
Foundation
Liberty Foundation
Kevin Jordan
Gifts ($5,000-$9,999)
Gregory Jacobs
Gifts ($2,500-$4,999)
Alfred Harrell, III
Randy McKee, Esq.
St. Augustine New Orleans Alumni Chapter
Edgar Taplin
Clifton Vaughn
Body Design Fitness
Damon Burns
Mitchell Crusto
Jostens, Inc.
Christopher Marrero
Roy Marrero, Jr.
Jerome Medley
Newburns Management Group, LLC
Matthew Ralph
Louis Saulny
Rahim Theriot
Rodney Thomas, III
Christopher Vincent
Gifts ($1,000-$1,499)
1963 Football Team
John Adams
James Arnett
Edward Blanc
Carl Blouin
William Bostick
Damon Burns
Larry Burrell
Cakebread dba New
Orleans Auction
Galleries
Donald Carrere
Emmett Chapital
Oyd Craddock
Gregg DeMar
Lloyd Dennis
Drago’s Foundation
Entergy
John Ferdinand
Frederick Giseviuis Foundation
Warren Haney
Ben Johnson
Walter Kimbrough
Ladies for Purple Scholars
Lance LaMotte
Jerrol Larrieu
Michael Lavigne
Wayne LeBlanc, Jr.
Wayne Lee
Thomas Lovince
Marrero Land &
Improvement Assoc.,
Ltd.
Vernon Martin
Alvin McKenna
Allen Miller
Imani Miller
Edwin Rigaud
St. Monica Congregation
Aulston Taylor
Rahim Theriot
Clifton Vaughn
Whelan Family Foundation
Christopher Wilson
Reginald Woods
Gifts ($500-$999)
Rochester Anderson, Jr.
Peter Barthe
Sidney Barthelemy
Kenneth Beckham
Simone Benoit-Willis
Brian Bickman
W. Boland
Bruce Boucree
Robert Brown
Frances Brunault
Jason Burns
Heath Butler
Ronald Carrere, Sr.
Michael Davillier
John Davis
Ronald DelHomme
Kevin Derbigny
Raymond Diamond
Earl Dural
Alvin Garibaldi
Antoine Garibaldi
Dwight Green
Peter Hamilton, III
William Harris, Jr.
Sioban Harwin
JP Morgan Chase &
Company
KBR Matching Gift Center
Louis Keyes
Thomas Lovince
Michael Lybarger
Bobby Major, III
Anne Markey
Anthony Marrero
Roy Marrero
Ambrose Martin, III
Jermaine Mazant
Michael McKee
Kali Moore
Waldo Moret, Jr.
Hubert Morton
C. Maxille Moultrie
Keith Newton
Gerald Pannell
Leon Pannell
Quillie Parker
Mark Paul
Elmo Peters, Jr.
Errol Quintal
Gregory Rattler
Alden Reine
Royce Rosemond
Fred Sambrone
Terence Sims
Norey Smith, IV
Kevin Smith
St. Augustine Houston
Chapter
Gary Tanner
Brian Taylor
Alcide Tervalon
Raymond Tillman
Mark Tillman
Torrin Velazquez
Christopher Vincent
James Watts
Eric Winchester
Gifts ($250-$499)
Eugene Abatte
Kenneth Aguillard
Gilmore Alexander, III
Leonard Augustine, Jr.
Jerald Barnes
Marc Barnes
Damian Bell
Lucy Billingsley
Edward Blanc
Carl Blouin, Jr.
Samuel Bolds, Jr.
Leroy Boudreaux
Edgar Brown
Craigile Brumfield
Burnell Brunious, MD
Winston Burns
Eric Burrell
Bernard Bynum, Jr.
Ronald Carrere, Jr.
Sarita Carriere
Carriere & Dunn Tax &
Accounting Services
William Carter
Raoul Chauvin
Chevron Humankind
Matching Gift Program
Nathan Clark
Edgar Dapremont, Jr.
Barry Domio
Leo Dunn
Royce Duplessis
Lloyd Dupre
Marcel Duronslet
Martha A. Eshleman
Adrien Eugene
Jamaal Fobbs
Tricia Fowler
Louis Gaignard, Jr.
Kevin Gallien
Booker Gibbs
Richard Gussoni
Neal Hamilton
Nile Hamilton
Hamp’s Construction, LLC
Ruston Henry
Arthur Hunter, Jr.
Emile Hurst, Jr.
Dennis Jack, Jr.
Terry Jackson
JCH Development
Joe McGhee Insurance
Agency, Inc.
Kendrick Johnson
Sylvester Johnson
Dominic Keller
Feltus Kennedy
Joseph Laurent
Terrel LeCesne
William Lohnes
Joseph Marion
Jules McClain
Emile McClellan
Warren McKenna, Jr.
Kali Moore
Kevin Mosby
Joseph Narcisse
Jeffery Ott
Kevin Page
Keith Pete
Michael Plott
Malcolm Poree
Gregory Rattler
David Raymond
Rodney Ricard
Howard Rodgers
Shedrick Roy
Justin Ruiz
Harold Seals, Jr.
Mary Julia Smith
Eric Smith
David Soublet
Albert Taylor
Jeffery Thomas
Lawlis Turner
Velazquez Family Room
Fund
James Wagner, Jr.
Derek Walker
Michael Wallace
Lawrence Wooden
Gifts ($100-$249)
Joseph Abadin, Jr.
Kerry Alexander
Bernell Alexander
Joseph Allen, Jr.
Leonard Allen, Jr.
Travis Andrews
Torrey Andrews
Warren Armstrong
Christopher August
Kenneth Baptiste
Harold Baquet
Barbara Barlow
H. Jamon Barrow
Hurchail Barthe
Roderick Batiste
Maurice Baudy,Jr.
Kenrick Bennett
Kevin Bennette
Joseph Blazio
Kevin Bennette
Brandon Boutin
Sydney Bradford, II
Marvin Brown
Dwight Brown, II
Ronald Burns
Bernard Bynum
Michael Carey
Wayne Carriere
Furnell Chatman
Lawrence Coulon
Myan Coulon
Rudolph Courseault
Michelle Craig
Eileen Curran
Raphael Curtis
Drago Cvitanovich
Thomas Daniel
Wayne deGrange
Louis Delair
Alton DeLarge
Raymond Diamond
David Domingue
Barry Domio
Leo Dunn, Jr.
Bobby Duplantier
Durand’s Tuxedo Consultants
Morris Edwards, IV
Leland Ellsworth
Terence Franklin
Michael Garibaldi
Andrew Garver
Sean Goodwin
Walter Goodwin
Russell Green
Walter Green
Lawrence Guimont, IV
Kevin Hale
Brandon Hall
Marlis Harang
Reginald Harris
Louis Holmes, III
Leon Holmes
Jarred Honora
Jerald James, Jr.
Glenn Johnson
Earnest Jones, Jr.
Elaine Ker
William Kurtz
Emile LaBranche, III
Robert Lee
Linda Leoni
I.R. Lester
Jordan Lewis
Liberty Foundation
Edgar Lombard
Jordan Louis
Percy Marchand
Vernon Martin, Jr.
Travis McDonald
Lawrence Miller, III
James Moffett, III
Carol Molina
Dell Montegut
Stevens Moore
Calvin Moret
Marc Morial
Bradley Myers
Rahmaan Nance
Nick’s Kids Fund
Cynthia Nolan
Gerald Pannell, Jr.
Salvador Pratts
Logan Perkins
Prestige License Plates
Rhett Ralph
Leo Raymond
Leslie Rey
Eric Richard
Ron Rodgers
Adam Rosemore
Floyd Sandle
Errol Simmons
Eloise Simmons
Damon Singleton
Brandon Smith
Suzanne Smith
Oscar Smith
John Square
St. Augustine Atlanta, GA
Area
Albert St. Cyr
Steven Staes
Linda Steele
Barry Terrance
Alcide Tervalon, Jr.
Bruce Thalley
Frederick Tombar, III
Carl Thomas
Desmond Tillery
Quincy Torregano
Wilson Vallett
Germain Vanison
John Vanison
Jason Villavasso
David Waddell
William Waring, MD
Merlin Wells
Matthew Williams
Gregg Williams
Lionel Williams
Wesley Wilson
Richard Winchester
Christopher Wyre
Gifts up to $99
Francis Abadie
James Aldridge
Carlotta Amos
Lester Arnaud, III
Ansel Augustine
Kevin Barnes, Jr.
Robino Barnes, III
Viola Barnes
Russell Bartley
Joanne Bobek
Aaron Bocage
Albert Bouise, III
Earnest Boyd
Darrell Brooks
Patrick Briscoe
Consuela Bruce
Adam Brunious
Larry Burney, Jr.
Brian Burns, Jr.
Lester Caliste
Charmaine Jacobs-Carrere
Marshall Carver, IV
Central Business Services
Meyer Chambers
Alden Cheatham
Fr. Edward Chiffriller, S.S.J.
Lynette Clayton
Robert Cooper
Linda Crockem
Brett Cyprian
Jan Davillier
Nikki Davis
Alton DeLarge, III
Dominick Desdunes
Cordell Dubuclet
Marcel Duronslet
Joseph Edwards, Jr.
Lawrence Epps
Eric Ferrouillet, Jr.
Keith Ferrouillet
Mary Fragale
Derrick Francis
Kermit Francis
Willard Frederick, Jr.
John Gaines
Kevin Garner
Rose Gillums
Louaunne Gilyot
Montrell Givens
Vaughan Gonsoulin
Willie Gray
Daniel Green
Brandon Haynes
David Hughes
Susan Isaacs
Justin Jack
Chad Jenkins
Jerome Williams Pest
Control Co.
Ronald Johnson
Terry Joseph
Lionel Jupiter
Desmond Keller
Marc Knox
Omar Landrum
Lumar Leblanc
Darren Lewis
Geralyn Love
Jordan Love
Craig Lundy
John Magee
Arthur Mendoza
Dwayne Merridy
Mary Morley
Randall Morris
Margot Murphy
Michael Navarre
Howard Nickles
Harold Paisant
Fellman Pierre
Nadine Rachal
Howard Raphael
Devin Ricks
Robert Rising
Patrick Roberson
Sue Robertson
Gerard Simon
Arthur Smith
Son of a Saint
Justin Smith
Norey Smith, III
Vanessa Smith
Shelley Smith
Joshua Speight
Kevin Staes
Gregory Swafford
Terrance Taylor
Ryan Thomas
Max Tobias, Jr.
Antoinette Verrett
Barry Walton
Eric Washington
V.M. Wheeler
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CONTRIBUTORS
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Ernest Bartholomew
Levi Bates
Ryan Bates
Kelley Bazile
Bob Bekian
Sephen Bernstein
Veron Bernstein
Bernard Bilbo
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Samuel Blakes
Simona Blantnik
Gary Blossman
Ronald Bocage
Anthony Bonadona
Bruce Boucree
Angela Bowlin
Herman Brooks
Delilah Broussard
Christian Brown
Paula Brown
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Craigile Brumfield
Michael Burke
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Ronald Burns
Helen Butcher
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Ronald Carrere
Kenneth Carter
Karen Carter Peterson
Sidney Cates
Lacey Chandler
Joel Charbonnet
Kenny Chenier
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Simone Claire
Lloyd Clark
Yvette Cola
James Coleman
Emmett Collins
Lynton Cook
Ellis Cooper
Darryl County
Ullrich Darensbourg
Michael Davillier
Aaron Davis
Amy Davis
Terrell Davis
Arnold Donald
Catherine Drennan
Terence D’Souza
James Ducote
Wayne Ducote
Errol Duronslet
Joseph Edwards
Morris Edwards
Malcolm Ehrhardt
Ismail El-Shaakir
Lawrence Epps
Adrien Eugene
John Ferdinand
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Timothy Finney
Jean Fischer
Clark Fitz-Hugh
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Keith Gaines
Marge Garvey
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Doris Glanizo
Carlyn Goodwin
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Daniel Green
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Jules Guidry
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Voadketria King
Cynthia Knight
Mary Knight
Claire Koch
Omer Kuebel
Beth Lambert
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Adam Landry
Steven Lane
Orlando Leavell
Lester Leufroy
Andre Lewis
Arlendre Lewis
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Archie Manning
Cooper Manning
Herbert Martin
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Emile McClellan
Joe McGhee
Victoria Mchenry
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Louis Meyi
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Eunice Miller
Sheril Miller
Jesse Mondy
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Anthony Mumphrey
Michael Nedd
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Shelley Nicholson
Roger Ogden
Julie Oreck
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LaTasha Prevost
Yolanda Prevost
Velva Rabb
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John Rigley
Darren Riley
Andre Robert
Pamla Robertson
Melissa Rufty
Kenneth Sabathia
Katherine Saer
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Eloise Sandifer
Lennis Saulny
Terrance Saulny
Brian Seaton
Elvera Shannon
Matthew Shipman
Edward Sholes
Roy Simmons
Clint Simoneaux
Stephanie Simoneaux
Jeanette Slakey
Debbie Smith
Donovan Smith
Vanessa Smith
Susan Stall
Sharon Starks
Carol Starr
Albert Steele
Leona Stich
Troy Straughter
Michael Stykes
Ronald Swartz
Debbie Tabb
Billie Tannen
Albert Taylor
Neil Taylor
Jacqueline Tellez
William Thompson
Alton Torregano
Ortman Townsend
Lionel Trouillier
Melissa Turlich
Lilly Unknown
Raphael Velazquez
Carlos Vital
Robert Walker
Gwendolyn Wallace
Orlando Washington
Theodore Washington
Brian Weimer
Kathleen Weldon
Robert Whann
Yvette Wilcox
Andrea Wilkes
Benedict Willard
Herman Williams
Lawrence Williams
Eric Winchester
Valaida Winn
Alton Woods
Susan Wormser
David Wright
Leonard Young
Augillard Dental Group
Brad A. Adams Charitable
Foundation
Brothers Petroleum, LLC
Bruno & Bruno, LLP
Class of ‘14 Band Members
Class of 1999
Coaxum Enterprises dba McDonald’s
Crescent Bank & Trust
Cresent City Chapter Links, Inc.
Davillier Law Group, LLC
Diaz II, LLC
DND Inflatables, LLC
Edward G. Schlieder Educational
Foundation
Ferdinand Learning Center
First Bank and Trust
First NBC Bank
Fishman Haygood Phelps
Walmsley Willis & Swanson, L.L.P.
Goldring Family
Foundation
Greater New Orleans Foundation
Hebert Real Estate Holdings,
LLC
HRI Lodging, Inc
Ja’lia Construction
JCH Development, LLC
JP Morgan Chase & Company
Kenner Theaters
Kern Services, LLC
Knights of Columbus #2925
Krewe of Bacchus
Krewe of Muses
Ladies Ancient Order of Hibernians MD State Board
Ladies for Purple Scholars
Lakeside Shopping Center
Landrieu Public Relations, LLC
Liberty Bank & Trust
Lionel Hampton Estate
Liskov & Lewis
Marching 100 Alumni
Mardi Gras Parade Bands
McKee Law Firm, LLC
Metro Disposal
National Basketball Retired Players Association
New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival and Foundation, Inc.
On-Camera Audiences, Inc
Pro Bono Publico Foundation
Ralph Brennan Restaurant Group
Red Dress Run
Royal Honda
Salutare Deum Foundation
Smallpage Family Foundation
Knights of Columbus St.
Leo the Great Council
12115
Ladies for Purple Scholars
Lakeside Shopping Center
New Orleans Saints
Paragon Marketing Group
St. Augustine Atlanta, GA
Area
St. Augustine Parent Teacher
Association
The Lupin Foundation
IN KIND & OTHER
GIFTS
HAMP FEST SPONSORS
Southern Theaters, LLC
St. Augustine Atlanta,
Georgia Area
St. Augustine Chearleaders
St. Augustine New Orleans Alumni Chapter
St. Mary Protector, LLC
Stacy Head
Stirling Properties, LLC
Youth Development Association
James Arnett
Justin Augustine
Jamon Barrow
Marvin Brown
Romalice Brown
Selvish Capers
Edwin Compass
Daniel Davillier
Raymond Fritz
Troy Henry
Jacqueline Hithe
Jerald James, Jr.
Ben Johnson
Phyllis Landrieiu
Vernon Martin, Jr.
Mark Paul
Floyd Sandle
Terence Sims
Benedict Willard
Carla Wren
Box Tops for Education
Bruno & Tervalon
Carriere & Dunn Tax &
Accounting
GW Fins
Josephite Fathers of Corpus
Christi
Augillard Dental Group
Bayou Land Design
Bruno & Tervalon
C & S Consultants, Inc.
Capital City Press dba The Advocate
Capital One Bank
Compu-Cure New Orleans
Crescent Guardian Inc.
Entergy New Orleans, Inc.
Germaine Bazzle
HUB International Gulf South, LTD
Iberia Bank
Joseph Boucree
Kern Reese
LACE-The Grand Ballroom
Ladies for Purple Scholars
Lamarque Ford
Lambert Boissiere
Lewis Coaches, Inc.
Money Management International
MSI/Major Services, Inc.
New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival and Foundation, Inc.
Orleans Parish Sheriff ’s Office
Peoples Health Network
PJ’s Coffee/New Orleans Roast
Quick Courier Services
Richard’s Disposal, Inc.
Royal Engineering
Signs Now
Sonitrol of New Orleans
St. Augustine Atlanta,
Gerogia Area
St. Augustine Houston Chapter
Toyota of New Orleans
Veolia Transportation
HONOR ROLL OF DONORS
BY CLASS
1955
Carl Blouin
Alden Reine
Lionel Williams
1956
Eugene Abatte
Leonard Allen
1957
Kenneth Beckham
Joseph Blazio
John Davis
Terrel LeCesne
Howard Nickles
Fellman Pierre
Adam Rosemore
1958
Lester Arnaud
Edward Blanc
John Magee
Jerome Medley
1959
1961
William Harris
Edwin Rigaud
Louis Saulny
Errol Simmons
Carl Thomas
1962
Marvin Brown
Bernard Bynum
Errol Quintal
Hurchail Barthe
Edgar Brown
Ronald DelHomme
Adrien Eugene
Nile Hamilton
Terry Joseph
Alvin McKenna
Leon Pannell
Rhett Ralph
1963
1960
1964
Sidney Barthelemy
Russell Bartley
Marcel Duronslet
Walter Green
Michael Lavigne
Fred Sambrone
Norey Smith
James Watts
James Aldridge
Warren Armstrong
Larry Burrell
Raoul Chauvin
Raymond Fritz
Jerrol Larrieu
Joseph Marion
Reginald Woods
Gilmore Alexander
Robert Brown
Lester Caliste
Louis Gaignard
Emile LaBranche
Hubert Morton
Harold Paisant
1965
Sydney Bradford
Furnell Chatman
Edgar Dapremont
John Gaines
Thomas Daniel
Gerald Pannell
David Waddell
Barry Walton
1966
1971
Aaron Bocage
Albert Bouise
Robert Lee
Edgar Taplin
Alcide Tervalon
1967
Alton DeLarge
Joseph Edwards
Kermit Francis
Wayne Lee
Quillie Parker
Elmo Peters
Gerard Simon
1968
Maurice Baudy
Lloyd Dennis
Leslie Rey
Royce Rosemond
Floyd Sandle
Oscar Smith
1969
Robino Barnes
Leroy Boudreaux
Ronald Burns
William Carter
Raymond Diamond
Louis Keyes
Vernon Martin
Wesley Wilson
1970
Emmett Chapital
Mitchell Crusto
Alvin Garibaldi
1972
Damian Bell
Donald Carrere
Ronald Carrere, Sr
Gregg DeMar
Marcel Duronslet
Leland Ellsworth
Dwight Green
Lionel Jupiter
Edgar Lombard
Ambrose Martin
Keith Pete
Clifton Vaughn
1973
Kenneth Baptiste
Jules McClain
1974
Meyer Chambers
Warren Haney
Waldo Moret
Gary Tanner
Gregory Washington
1975
John Ferdinand
Michael McKee
1976
Justin Augustine
Harold Baquet
Edwin Compass
Oyd Craddock
Louis Holmes
Kevin Smith
Raymond Tillman
1977
Leo Dunn
Earl Dural
Arthur Hunter
Kevin Jordan
Roy Marrero
1978
Kenneth Aguillard
Kevin Bennette
Troy Henry
Sylvester Johnson
Lawrence Miller
Matthew Ralph
Gregory Rattler
1979
John Adams
Bernell Alexander
Rochester Anderson
Roderick Batiste
Michael Davillier
Terence Sims
David Soublet
Jeffery Thomas
1980
Joseph Allen
Christopher August
William Bostick
Ruston Henry
Thomas Lovince
Emile McClellan
Michael Navarre
David Raymond
Damon Singleton
James Wagner
Peter Barthe
Lumar Leblanc
Malcolm Poree
Brian Taylor
1981
1986
Bruce Boucree
Wayne Carriere
Jan Davillier
Wayne deGrange
Terry Jackson
Joseph Laurent
Mark Paul
Howard Raphael
Albert Taylor
Michael Wallace
Kevin Williams
1982
Kevin Derbigny
Morris Edwards
Rodney Ricard
Eric Smith
Ryan Thomas
1983
Barry Domio
Gregory Jacobs
Christopher Marrero
Eric Winchester
1984
Robert Cooper
Craig Lundy
Jeffery Ott
Mark Tillman
1985
Eric Burrell
Michael Carey
Daniel Davillier
David Domingue
Lance LaMotte
Marc Knox
Steven Staes
Eric Washington
1987
Marc Barnes
Kendrick Johnson
Bobby Major
Randy McKee
Desmond Tillery
1988
Samuel Bolds
Craigile Brumfield
Terence Franklin
Leon Holmes
Glenn Johnson
Matthew Williams
1989
Kerry Alexander
Carl Blouin
Raphael Curtis
Louis Delair
Neal Hamilton
Jerald James
Derek Walker
Gregg Williams
1990
Torrey Andrews
Marlis Harang
Alfred Harrell
Devin Ricks
1991
Lester Arnaud
Maurice Baudy
Heath Butler
Anthony Marrero
Allen Miller
Shedrick Roy
Christopher Wilson
1992
Dominic Keller
Travis McDonald
Kali Moore
C. Maxille Moultrie
Rahmaan Nance
1993
Vaughan Gonsoulin
Rahim Theriot
Percy Marchand
Jermaine Mazant
Justin Ruiz
Norey Smith
2000
Kevin Barnes
Brett Cyprian
Jarred Honora
Dennis Jack
Jordan Lewis
2007
Christopher Wyre
Royce Duplessis
James Moffett
Howard Rodgers
1995
2001
2008
Sean Goodwin
Wayne LeBlanc, Jr.
Quincy Torregano
1996
Jamaal Fobbs
Desmond Keller
Darren Lewis
Alcide Tervalon
1997
Travis Andrews
Ronald Carrere
Torrin Velazquez
1998
Dwight Brown
Burnell Brunious
Rudolph Courseault
Bobby Duplantier
Willie Gray
Aulston Taylor
Jason Villavasso
Christopher Vincent
1999
Brandon Boutin
Damon Burns
Myan Coulon
Peter Hamilton
Brandon Hall
Brandon Smith
Lawlis Turner
Lawrence Wooden
2002
Brian Burns
Jason Burns
Gerald Pannell
Joshua Speight
2003
Alden Cheatham
Derrick Francis
Daniel Green
2004
Michael Garibaldi
Lawrence Guimont
Kevin Hale
Ronald Johnson
Earnest Jones
2005
Emile Hurst
Chad Jenkins
Logan Perkins
2006
Darrell Brooks
Montrell Givens
Justin Jack
2010
Jordan Love
ROSE BOWL DONORS
BY CLASS
1955
Joel Charbonnet
Lester Leufroy
Lennis Saulny
Lionel Trouillier
1958
Jerome Medley
1959
Adrien Eugene
1961
Jules Guidry
Raphael Velazquez
Leonard Young
1963
Ronald Bocage
Verdell Heisser
Michael Nedd
Ellis Cooper
John Ferdinand
Neil Taylor
Errol Duronslet
Gregory Gaines
Louis Meyi
1977
1966
1979
Wayne Baquet
Samuel Blakes
Turner Harris
Joe McGhee
1965
Theodore Washington
1967
Joseph Edwards
1968
Vaughn Barbarin
Robert Walker
1969
Ronald Burns
Alton Torregano
1970
Cecil Blache
Sidney Cates
Gregory Gavins
1971
Leonard Merriman
Kenneth Sabathia
1972
Arnold Donald
1973
Albert Steele
1974
Lawrence Epps
Warren Haney
1975
Emile Cantrell
Emmett Collins
1986
Rochester Anderson
Michael Davillier
1987
1980
1988
1981
1989
Andre Lewis
Emile McClellan
Bruce Boucree
Kenny Chenier
Stephen Pepin
Troy Straughter
Albert Taylor
1982
Morris Edwards
Edward Sholes
Donovan Smith
Benedict Willard
David Wright
1983
Eric Winchester
1984
D’Juan Hernandez
Orlando Leavell
Herbert Martin
Jesse Mondy
Kendall Parker
Roy Simmons
1985
Terrance Saulny
Lawrence Williams
Craigile Brumfield
Terrell Davis
Ismail El-Shaakir
Alton Woods
1990
Marlis Harang
1991
Ortman Townsend
Carlos Vital
1993
Steffan Johnson
1995
Sean Goodwin
Brian Seaton
Orlando Washington
1997
Ronald Carrere
1999
Jermaine Mazant
Albert Poree
The Code of The Purple Knight
The Purple Knight is a man of Christian virtue and a man of honor.
The Purple Knight is loyal to his God, to his family, to his friends,
to his school and to his country and will never knowingly disgrace
them.
The Purple Knight is a man of character who values courage and
honesty who values and respects all life and with St. Paul has put
aside all childish ways.
The Purple Knight is always a gentleman for he is considerate of
others’ sensibilities. He manifests his Christian joy by his readiness
to come to the aid of those in need.
The Purple Knight respects his God by keeping the commandments
and the frequent use of the church’s sacraments.
The Purple Knight respects his teachers for he understands that
they serve as guides on his way to a productive life.
The Purple Knight is chivalrous by first of all having a devotion to
the Mother of Jesus, Mary and flowing from that devotion a respect
for all women whether young or old.
The Purple Knight shows respect for himself by his appearance,
actions and speech.
The Purple Knight shows respect for his school by striving to make
it the best that it can be by the care he shows for its physical structure and equipment and the spirit and enthusiasm he exhibits for all
its activities.
ALMA MATER
Rise, Sons of the Gold and Purple.
Let our swelling chorus sound
For the glory of St. Augustine
And the honor of our Alma Mater’s Name.
Alma Mater, St. Augustine,
Alma Mata, Josephite High;
We will serve you with true devotion,
And be loyal sons of yours forever more!