July 2013 - June 2014 - Archbishop Rummel High School

TOUCHING HEARTS, TEACHING MINDS, CULTIVATING LEADERS
An Annual Report for Archbishop Rummel High School
July 2013 - June 2014
2013-2014 ARCHBISHOP RUMMEL HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL REPORT
ANNUAL REPORT
JULY 2013 – JUNE 2014
Senior Wing under construction.
This publication contains a list of donors
who made contributions to
Archbishop Rummel High School
between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014.
Donors for the 2014-2015
will be recognized next school year
after the current school year has been concluded.
Every possible effort was made
to list correctly the names of all donors.
Should anyone notice an omission or
correction, please notify:
1901 Severn Avenue
Metairie, LA 70001
Raider Pride is alive!
or call
504-834-5592, Ext. 268
or email Ms. Paula Bustillo
[email protected]
This Annual Report is published by
the Advancement Office
at Archbishop Rummel High School.
Brother Gale Condit, FSC
President
Final Exams 2015.
Mr. Joseph Serio
Advancement Vice President
Mr. Donald Stout
Alumni Director
Mr. Casey Cadella
Admissions Director
Ms. Paula Bustillo
Assistant
Alumni Golf Classic Committee.
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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
“Enter to Learn, Leave to Serve.” These simple words summarize the
characteristics of a Lasallian school and can be observed each day at Archbishop
Rummel High School. We are dedicated to perpetuating the vision that is so
integral to every aspect of our mission.
Exciting progress at 1901 Severn Avenue is unmistakable. To continue advancing
our mission, we have developed a three year strategic plan set to begin in the
2015-2016 school year. The strategic plan targets four areas: strengthening our
Catholic identity in the Lasallian tradition, creating a demanding environment of
academic excellence, increasing and maintaining alumni support, and developing
an ambitious marketing plan.
This spring, academic excellence was on display as 41 grammar school students
entering Archbishop Rummel next year were awarded academic scholarships.
Thirty of these students scored in the 95-99 percentile range on the placement
test, while eleven scored in the 90-94 percentiles. Last year, nineteen scholars received academic scholarships;
our incoming Raiders more than doubled last year’s figure! We are also appreciative of the number of Raider
supporters who sponsored academic scholarships in our Adopt-a-Scholar program.
The replacement of the window walls in the main school buildings and cafeteria has now been completed.
Thanks to generous donations, the gym floor will be renovated this summer, as well as installation of new
trophy cases and framed historical pictures in the gym lobby. Also this summer, the cafeteria, senior wing, four
classrooms surrounding the Raider Room, and the Raider Pride Store are being refurbished. These areas will
receive new subflooring, new carpet tiles, and new ceiling tiles, not only giving our school a more attractive,
updated appearance but also considerably reducing energy costs.
Collaboration between the Alumni Office and the Alumni Association has positively impacted alumni
involvement. Enormous crowds attended “Return to Severn” at homecoming, and a large number of alumni
brought their sons to Open House in October. Alumni participation is at an all time high, as evidenced by the
almost 1,000 in attendance at the annual Wild Beast Feast, now on campus in April; the success of the annual
Fishing Rodeo & Family Fest in June is another great indication of increased alumni support. We are thankful for
the hundreds who attended our recent Celebrity Waiters Dinner which was the most successful in school history.
Students continue to carry on the Lasallian tradition of faith, community, and service. Several young men have
expressed an interest in joining the priesthood and becoming Christian Brothers. Raiders accumulated over 5,000
of service this year, and throughout the school year the pre-professional programs have focused on delivering
strong academic content and real-world applications to our students.
Today we are looking forward to the next generation of Archbishop Rummel students and alumni, and we hope
to pass on our tradition of Raider Pride. Listed in this magazine are those who assist in making an Archbishop
Rummel education affordable to all. Thanks to our alumni, parents, faculty, friends, and benefactors who
participated in our fund raising events during the 2013-2014 school year Thank you for being a part of our school
and for supporting our mission.
Live Jesus in Our Hearts,
Brother Gale Condit, FSC
President
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ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS
Beginning in the 2013-2014 school year, the two Academic Scholarship programs for eighth and ninth grade students are as follows:
ARCHBISHOP JOSEPH FRANCIS RUMMEL
HONORS SCHOLARSHIP – $3,600 Each Year
Requirements: 95 to 99 percentile on
placement test, “A/B” work at elementary
school, maintenance of 3.5 GPA in honors
curriculum, and recommendation from
current school principal.
NEW 8TH GRADER SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS CLASS OF 2020 FOR 2015-16
FRONT ROW: Matthew Villa, St. Mary Magdalen; Caleb Bourgeois, St. Ann; Bryce Doyle, St. Philip Neri; Ian Johnson, St. Cletus; Michael Brown, St. Edward the
Confessor; Tristan Gaspard, St. Philip Neri; Tu Le, St. Edward the Confessor; Matthew Boudreaux, St. Philip Neri; Justin Reech, St. Philip Neri; Gabriel Wright, St. Philip
Neri.
MIDDLE ROW: Jack Piwko, St. Mary Magalen; Kyle LeRouge, St. Philip Neri; Joseph Brouillette, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton; Logan Lyons, St. Edward the Confessor;
Blake Arceneaux, St. Edward the Confessor; Jacob Scheurer, St. Matthew the Apostle; David Caparotta, St. Benilde; Nicholas Lout, St. Edward the Confessor; Evan
Cervantes, Haynes Academy.
BACK ROW: Mr. Michael Scalco, Principal; Tyler Buler, St. Christopher; Jackson Dennies, St. Rita; Tyler DeLaneuville, Sacred Heart of Jesus; Jerry Bourgeois,
Ascension of Our Lord; Noah Vicknair, St. Joan of Arc; Dylan Skeldon, St. Dominic; Nicholas Flynn, St. Benilde; Dawson Millet, St. Benilde; John Virga IV, St. Benilde;
Ethan Ott, St. Benilde; Evan Bellanger, Our Lady of Perpetual Help; Brendan Henley, St. Rita; Garrett Lee, St. Christopher; Noah Welch, St. Rita; Bro. Gale Condit, FSC,
President.
ST. JOHN BAPTIST DE LA SALLE HONORS
SCHOLARSHIP – $1,800 Each Year
Requirements: 90 to 94 percentile on
placement test, “A/B” work at elementary
school, maintenance of 3.5 GPA in honors
curriculum, and recommendation from
current school principal.
NEW 9TH GRADER SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS CLASS OF 2019 FOR 2015-16
FRONT ROW: Matthew Batty, St. Edward the Confessor; Bradley Waguespack, St. Edward the Confessor; Renzo Trinidad, St. Edward the Confessor; Spencer Roques, St.
Edward the Confessor.
BACK ROW: Mr. Michael Scalco, Principal; Jake Vicknair, St. Joan of Arc; Ethan Guirovich, St. Edward the Confessor; Joseph Piwko, St. Mary Magdalen; Andrew Prator,
Mandeville Junior High; Bro. Gale Condit, FSC, President.
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LEADERSHIP
2014-15 SCHOOL ADVISORY BOARD
2014-15 SPECIAL SERVICES
Mr. Louis J. Reynolds, Jr. ‘74, Board President
Bro. Gale Condit, FSC, School President
Mr. Michael Scalco ‘67, School Principal
Mr. Kevin Calkins, Archdiocesan Associate
Dr. Thomas E. Becker, Jr. ‘74
Mr. Rufus P. Cressend ‘66
Mr. Gary P. Hardin, Sr. ‘66
Rev. Timothy D. Hedrick ‘00
Mr. Colin J. Hulin ‘75
Mr. Timothy S. Madden ‘83
Mr. Michael A. Martinez ‘86
Mr. Christopher B. Price ‘95
Ms. Amanda Savoy Reed
Mrs. Denise Schmidt
Mr. Paul L. Scoriels, III ‘78
Mr. Lonnie Smith, Jr. ‘87
Mr. Doug A. Tillman ‘92
Mr. Edward J. Womac, Jr. ‘76
Mr. Joseph Burckel ‘75, Assistant Dean of Students
Mr. Tim Burns, Student Services Director
Mr. Casey Cadella ‘03, Admissions Director
Mr. Steve Cazeaux, Maintenance Director
Ms. Marty D’Aunoy, Guidance Director
Mr. Mark Firmin ‘84, Service Director
Mr. James Flatley, Assistant Network Administrator
Mr. Kirk Maronge, Dean of Students
Mr. Clarence Mauterer, Maintenance Assistant
Mr. Tom McLaughlin, Senior Accountant
Ms. Cheryl Mire, Network Administrator
Ms. Liz Schott, Student Activities Director
Mr. Donald Stout ‘83, Alumni Director
Fr. Kurt Young ‘05, Chaplain
2014-15 LEADERSHIP TEAM
Brother Gale Condit, FSC, President
Mr. Michael Scalco ’67 , Principal
Mr. Douglas Neill ’98, Assistant Principal
Mr. Kirk Maronge, Dean of Students/Assistant Athletic Director
Ms. Phil Greco, Athletic Director
Ms. Connie Carrigee, Vice President for Finance
Ms. Denise Otillio, Vice President for Religious Formation
Mr. Joseph Serio, Vice President for Advancement
2014-15 CURRICULUM COMMITTEE
Mr. Doug Neill ‘98 Assistant Principal
Mr. Joseph Burckel ’75, Science Department
Mr. Louis Burg, Social Studies Department
Mr. Matthew Caire ‘03, Religion Department
Mr. Michael Chepolis ‘89, Resource Department
Ms. Marty D’Aunoy, Guidance Department
Mr. James Flatley, Multimedia
Mr. Phil Greco, Physical Education Department
Ms. Deborah Lobrano, Library
Ms. Mary Ann Ramirez, Foreign Languages Department
Mr. David Rodriguez, Mathematics Department
Ms. Lynn Silbernagel, English Department
2014-15 OFFICE STAFF
Ms. Ann McKinell, Discipline/Attendance Assistant
Ms. Pauline Lugo, Finance Assistant
Ms. Barbara Vickers, Mail Room
Ms. Paula Bustillo, President’s Assistant
Ms. Elizabeth Hartman, Principal/Admissions Assistant
Ms. Pam Davis, Bookstore
Ms. Theresa Reech, Receptionist / Guidance Assistant
Ms. Laurie Waltzer, Student Activities Assistant
2014-15 STUDENT COUNCIL
Pierce Bonck, President
Dylan Mire, Vice President
Scott Wetzel, Secretary
Quinn Dantagnan, Treasurer
Ryan Hanley, Senior Class President
Joseph Rivera, Senior Class Vice President
George McLaughlin, Senior Class Secretary
Trey LeBlanc, Junior Class President
Josh Duhon, Junior Class Vice President
Evan Klein, Junior Class Secretary
Devin Sauerhoff, Sophomore Class President
Jacolbi Rivers, Sophomore Class Vice President
Luke LaCoste, Sophomore Class Secretary
Shane Brotherton, Freshman Class President
Tyler Songy, Freshman Class Vice President
Colin Accardo, Freshman Class Secretary
Michael McLaughlin, Freshman Class Treasurer
Zach Smith, Eighth Grade Class President
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Lunchtime study session.
2014-15 FACULTY AND STAFF
Mr. Vance Andry
Mr. Carlos Aranguren
Mr. Bill Arthurs
Ms. Missy Avery
Mr. Leroy Baker
Mr. Christian Bautista
Ms. Sarah Bergeron
Mr. Sidney Boh
Mr. Fred Bolds
Mr. Jason Bordelon
Mr. Dane Brackvitch
Mr. Joseph Burckel
Mr. Louis Burg
Mr. Timothy Burns
Ms. Paula Bustillo
Mr. Casey Cadella
Mr. Matthew Caire
Ms. Connie Carrigee
Mr. Steve Cazeaux
Mr. Michael Chepolis
Ms. Leslie Cobar
Bro. Gale Condit
Ms. Marty D’Aunoy
Ms. Pamela Davis
Mr. Brett Dupre
Ms. Carol Eshleman
Mr. Mark Firmin
Mr. James Flatley
Mr. Phil Greco
Ms. Monica Haag
Ms. Elizabeth Hartman
Mr. Jeffrey Hines
Mr. Troy Holley
Ms. Kerrie Hutchinson
Mr. Eddie Jaquillard
Ms. Desiree Kennedy
Mr. Dominic LaNasa
Mr. Joshua LeBoeuf
Ms. Anna Lee
Mr. Willie Leonard
Bro. Michael Livaudais
Ms. Deborah Lobrano
Mr. Alex Lorio
Ms. Pauline Lugo
Mr. Michael Mahoney
Ms. Eva Mallaun
Mr. Kirk Maronge
Mr. Clarence Mauterer
Ms. Ann McKinell
Mr. Thomas McLaughlin
Ms. Danielle McLeod
Ms. Cheryl Mire
Mr. Nicholas Monica
Ms. Colleen Moore
Mr. Sean Moore
Mr. Douglas Neill
Mr. Joel Neill
Mr. Paul Odenwald
Mr. Travis Olivier
Mr. Jonathon Orillion
Ms. Denise Otillio
Mr. Robert Pinero
Ms. Mary Ann Ramirez
Ms. Nicole Rasmussen
Ms. Carolyn Ray
Ms. Theresa Reech
Ms. Amanda Richard
Ms. Carol Rodriguez
Mr. David Rodriguez
Ms. Lisa Ross
Mr. Jay Roth
Mr. Michael Scalco
Mr. John Schmidt
Ms. Elizabeth Schott
Mr. Joseph Serio
Ms. Lynn Silbernagel
Mr. Donald Stout
Mr. Anthony Taffaro
Ms. Barbara Vickers
Ms. Laurie Waltzer
Mr. Kyle Weidenbacher
Ms. Jackie Weiss
Ms. Charlene Wetzel
Mr. Robert Whitman
Ms. Tuloha Williams
Fr. Kurt Young
2014-15 ALUMNI BOARD
Mr. Doug Tillman ’92, President
Mr. Jason Ural ’97, Vice President
Mr. Jeremy McMullin ’02, Treasurer
Mr. Matt Treuting ’99, Secretary
Mr. R. J. Boudreau ‘73
Mr. Dominick Impastato ‘97
Mr. Michael Martinez ‘86
Mr. George Rucker ‘67
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HISTORY
With Archbishop Rummel High School celebrating its 50 year anniversary during the 2011-12 school year,
school leaders wanted to get information on the early days of the school. First, they studied the writings of former
Archdiocesan Superintendent of Schools Msgr. Henry Bezou about the events leading up to the actual opening
of the school. Next they drove to Covington, LA, to speak with Brother John Fairfax, FSC, a resident at St. Paul’s
School, who spoke about the actual opening of the new Metairie Catholic high school.
In his “Origins of an Educational Monument,” Msgr. Bezou wrote about a verbal exchange between Archbishop
Joseph Francis Rummel and Jefferson Parish’s sheriff Frank Clancy at the dedication of a women’s retreat house in
Metairie on June 1, 1955.
Msgr. Bezou wrote, “After expressing deep pleasure that the retreat house was to be located in his parish, Clancy
suddenly and deliberately diverted from the purpose of the assembly, directly faced the Archbishop, and stated
over the microphone for all to hear: ‘Your Excellency, I wish to say publically that the time is overdue for us in
Jefferson to have our own Catholic high schools for boys and girls. The City of New Orleans has twenty-two such
schools; we have none in this civil parish even though our population, especially in Metairie, has been booming.
Please be sure to think of us when you plan new high schools.’ Not in the least perturbed by the sheriff ’s overt
reproach, the Archbishop countered: ‘Sheriff, I have already discussed with other officials the possible construction
of Catholic high schools in the not too distant future.’ The exchange between Clancy and the Archbishop was duly
recorded in the next morning’s newspaper.”
Archbishop Rummel named a committee “to consult with real estate agents in the area to find suitable sites for
four secondary schools – two on the east bank and two on the west bank of Jefferson Parish.”
The committee reported that “Interstate 10, then being built, was bound to be a magnet with its several strategic
ramps for vehicles.” Committee members speculated that Causeway Boulevard, along with nearby Severn Avenue,
would eventually be major arteries in the parish, so the search committee focused its attention on the Shrewsbury
area of Metairie for the boys’ high school.
Archbishop Rummel’s committee recommended purchasing six lots of
land, known as the Hyland Plantation, for the new high school at a cost
of $200,000. A member of the legal firm that negotiated the sale said
the site “was pasture land fenced for cattle grazing.” The act of sale took
place on August 25, 1960, feast of St. Louis King of France, patron of the
Archdiocese.
When it came to staffing the new school, Archbishop Rummel wanted
the first invitation to go to the Christian Brothers. When Msgr. Bezou
called the Provincialate in Lafayette, he was told that all Provincial
Superiors were in Rome. The superintendent then placed a transatlantic
call and spoke in French with the Superior General of the Christian
Brothers, Brother Nicet Joseph, FSC.
“The conversation was pleasant but Brother Nicet made it clear that the
decision would have to rest with the Provincial and his Council. After
prayer and consultation at the local level, the Christian Brothers became
involved in planning and operating the new school,” he wrote.
Early in the spring of 1961, the firm of Nolan, Norman, and Nolan was
chosen as architect for the boys’ school in Shrewsbury. On August 1, 1961,
Archbishop Joseph Francis Rummel turns over
dirt to begin the school’s construction.
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the architects sent letters of invitation to fourteen
contractors to bid on the project. Two weeks later the
low bid was accepted and the winner was Southern
Builders, Inc.
The firm offered to do the entire job of constructing
the religious residence, administrative suite, library,
cafeteria, chapel, classrooms, and auxiliary areas for
$922,250.00.
The Shrewsbury boys’ school groundbreaking and
site blessing took place in September 1961, with
Archbishop Rummel digging the first spade of dirt. By
May 1962, construction was reported as 87% done.
In his book, Msgr. Bezou wrote, “It is interesting
to recall that up to the time of groundbreaking, all
legal and other documents of both architects and
contractors referred to the new school as Catholic
High School for Boys. Occasionally, many thought the
new high school should bear the name of its location
and be called ‘Shrewsbury Catholic Boys’ High School,’ The former Brothers’ Residence along 41st Street
since the English town of Shrewsbury is surrounded
on three sides by the Severn River.”
The monsignor said when it was suggested that the boys’ school in Metairie be titled Archbishop Rummel
High School, the Archbishop felt it inappropriate since he was still alive. He said it took the combined efforts
of all school board members, clerical and lay, to convince the Archbishop that from the beginning, all four new
schools would bear the names of 20th century Archbishops. They argued that since he had lived beyond the
biblical lifespan of three-score and ten, and had achieved more for education than all his predecessors combined,
it was an obligation that the new school be called ARCHBISHOP JOSEPH FRANCIS RUMMEL. After much
protestation, the Archbishop relented.
“Some of the Archbishop’s fellow priests would tell him that once athletics were under way at the new boys’
school, newspaper pages may carry such headlines as: RUMMEL TROUNCES or RUMMEL BEATS COR JESU;
or RUMMEL SLAYS THE BLUE JAYS. The Archbishop took such jests with a chuckle,” Msgr. Bezou wrote.
While the first buildings were still under construction, the Nelson-Smythe family of Chicago made an offer
to the Archbishop that he accepted for the school’s gymnasium building. The archdiocesan building committee
approved plans of May 9, 1962, for a cost of $441,126.30. (The gym was dedicated on May 6, 1963. In time, the
gym became the place of assembly on Sundays for the new parish of Blessed (later St.) Benilde.
By late spring of 1962, it was clear that all four new Catholic high schools would be functioning before autumn,
so the about-to-open Archbishop Rummel High School scheduled two meetings for prospective students – one
at St. Catherine of Siena and the other at St. Agnes. The sessions drew packed houses.
The school’s charter freshman class numbered 245 boys, a number that exceeded expectations. Four years
later, when all class levels were functioning, Rummel had an enrollment of 1,104 students.
The school eventually added more land to the school’s landscape. In 1976, school officials purchased two large,
wooded lots on both sides of Severn Avenue that now face West Napoleon. This land became the band practice
field and the outfield of the baseball field. The cost was $200,000.
Then in 1985, the Archdiocese approved the school’s purchase of the Stuart Prep School for $1,050,000. The
property eventually became the campus of the school’s junior high.
From an administrative perspective, Brother John Fairfax, FSC, spoke about the actual opening of the new
school on the first day. Looking back on the early days, he remembers “sand.” He said, “In the beginning, truck
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load after truck load of river sand was brought in to raise the ground level by three feet.” He added that in windy
weather, the sand covered student desks, and floors were always gritty with sand.
When the school opened its doors, the teaching faculty consisted of five Christian Brothers and four laymen.
As assistant principal and disciplinarian, Brother John wanted to form a school newspaper, so he called
together a group of students who were interested in journalism. During one of the early meetings, Ronald Frentz
’66, came up with the suggestion of calling the paper The Raiders’ Digest. The name remains today.
Since Archbishop Rummel was a brand new school of only freshmen, it had no school colors, no nickname, no
traditions and no uniforms. In October students had suggested several colors for the new school and they were
green and gold, maroon and gold, green and white, green and silver, and Columbia blue, red, and white. The
latter won in a November vote of the student body.
When it came to a school mascot, several suggestions had much support and they were the Gladiators, the
Dragons, the Lancers, the Griffins, and the Raiders. Four years later, the Raider mascot was named for senior
Rufus Cressend ’66.
To capture the Raider image on paper, Brother Ephrem, FSC, principal, commissioned famed New Orleans
artist John Chase to sketch the new mascot. At the time he was the local newspaper’s editorial cartoonist.
In 1979 junior Paul Joseph ’80, won the “Name Rufus’s Horse Contest” with the popular entry of “Rumpus.” The name Rumpus was selected by a student body vote conducted by the Raider yearbook staff.
Joseph explained, “’Rumpus’ means a loud disturbance, just like a typical Rummel pep rally. I think Rufus and
Rumpus go together as well as Rummel and Raider.”
For the school Fight Song, students took the song “Hey, Look Me Over” from the 1960 Broadway musical,
“Wildcat,” starring Lucille Ball and changed the words. One student, Coleman Hardin, ’66, came up with a few
lines of the Fight Song and Brother Fidelis, FSC, completed the words to the song.
“We had adopted ‘Hey, Look Me Over’ as our Fight Song way before LSU did,” Brother John noted.
For Archbishop Rummel’s Alma Mater, the song and words were penned by Professor Howard Voorhies, the
school’s first band director.
Early in the first year, students formed four clubs. The Benilde Club made students aware of their vocations,
the Debate Team had a dozen members, the Journalism Club produced the Raiders’ Digest, and the Altar Boys
Club provided servers for morning mass.
“An unofficial club was the Beautification Club that planted shrubs around campus and was ably assisted by
detention students,” Brother John remembered.
The Raiders’ athletic beginning did not predict
future glories. The freshmen Raiders had games
against Holy Cross, Metairie Junior High, St. Paul’s,
and Jesuit.
Finally, what about the student body? The charter
freshman class numbered 245 and was divided into
seven homerooms. On April 30, 1963, the first
Student Council officers were elected. The first
officers were President Thomas Boudreaux, Vice
President Douglas Borne, Secretary Michael Pisciotta,
and Treasurer Ronald Long, who became the first
deceased alumnus of the school.
“Of the 245 students who entered the freshman
class, half did not wear Rummel caps and gowns since
they did not graduate, although we awarded diplomas
to 221. That means that roughly half of the Class of
’66 entered as sophomores, juniors, and seniors,” he
said.
The Band Building under construction
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Brother added, “And by the way, tuition was $200
back then. Not a month, but $200 for the whole
year.
While Brother John was still principal, he was
awarded the school’s first Honorary Diploma at
graduation on May 22, 1977.
In 1986 the school celebrated its 25 year
anniversary with several commemorate events.
On Wednesday, September 10, 1986, Monsignor
Henry Bezou, former school superintendent
and Archbishop Philip Hannan’s representative,
rededicated the school and unveiled a 25 year plaque
in the administrative wing of the school.
The school’s silver anniversary continued on
Saturday, November 8, 1986, with a Requiem Mass
honoring the memory of Archbishop Joseph Francis
Rummel on the anniversary of his death. The mass
was held in St. Louis Cathedral in the New Orleans
French Quarter. Following the mass, the school
The Senior Wing under construction
hosted a reception at the nearby Le Petit Théâtre du
Vieux Carré
Celebrating with the three other school’s celebrating 25 year anniversaries, Archbishop Rummel High School
participated in the four school anniversary mass on Sunday, February 8, 1987, in the Lakefront Arena of the
University of New Orleans. In addition to Archbishop Rummel High School, other schools celebrating 25 year
anniversaries were Archbishop Blenk High School, Archbishop Chapelle High School, and Archbishop Shaw
High School.
In 2002 on the 40th anniversary of the school’s dedication, Brother John Fairfax, FSC, was asked to address the
student body at a celebratory mass and ceremony in the gym. At the conclusion of his speech, he said, “In 40
years, things have changed and things haven’t changed. There are many, many things that I could have included,
but didn’t. And I know some of the Class of ’66 will tell me lots I should have included, but enough is enough. If
you want to hear the rest of the story, come back in 10 years for the 50th anniversary celebration.”
Ten years later on Friday, September 9, 2012, the school again re-dedicated Archbishop Rummel High School
with a mass in the school gymnasium celebrated by Archbishop Gregory M. Aymond. At the conclusion of the
mass he unveiled a commemorative plaque located in the administrative wing of the school. The special mass
was the first of numerous 50th anniversary events planned for the 2011-12 school year.
Two months later, the school again celebrated its 50 year anniversary by sharing a mass with its sister school,
Archbishop Chapelle High School. The mass was celebrated by Archbishop Gregory Aymond at the St. Louis
Cathedral in New Orleans with several alumni priests of the school. After mass the assembly walked a half
block for a celebratory reception at Muriel’s Jackson Square Restaurant.
The 2011-12 school year concluded its 50th Anniversary celebration with Brother John Fairfax, FSC, speaking
to a gym assembly on May 17, 2012, during the end of year liturgy. As he did 10 years prior, Brother John
told the audience of students, faculty, parents, alumni, and guests of the school about the Christian Brothers’
commitment to Archbishop Rummel High School in 1962 and fifty years later in 2012.
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2013-2014 FINANCIAL STATEMENT
TUITION AND FEE INCOME
Instructional Income (Tuition and Fees)
Less Tuition Assistance and Discounts Less Academic Scholarships TOTAL INSTRUCTIONAL OPERATIONAL INCOME
$6,397,886.00
($524,644.00)
($105,200.00)
$5,768,042.00
OPERATING EXPENSES
Instructional
Administrative
Operation and Maintenance
Depreciation
Student Activities, Student Services, Development and Marketing
TOTAL OPERATING DISBURSEMENTS TOTAL DEFICIT FROM OPERATIONS
Deficit Per Student
$3,265,400.00
$1,028,874.00
$1,149,087.00
$ 389,434.00
$1,560,264.00
$7,393,059.00
($1,625,017.00)
$2,308.00
NOTE: Through the efforts of the Advancement Office, auxiliary revenues, and the generosity of many
benefactors, tuition costs have not increased significantly, despite an operational deficit per student.
DEVELOPMENT, FUND RAISING, AUXILIARY REVENUES INCOME
Annual Giving Drive Net
Celebrity Waiters Dinner
Alumni Scholarship Donations
Scholarship Fund Donations
Spring Raffle
Other Fund Raising and Development
Student Services
Food Services
Bookstore
Summer School
Summer Camps
Driver’s Education
Other
Student Activities
Athletics
Other
Other Income
TOTAL DEVELOPMENT, FUND RAISING, AUXILIARY REVENUES INCOME
$123,980.00
$112,438.00
$30,000.00
$45,393.00
$33,779.00
$70,107.00
$849,701.00
$165,978.00
$281,637.00
$1,713,013.00
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2013-2014 INCOME
4%
Instructional
11%
2%
Student Services
Development
6%
Other Income
Student Activities
77%
2013-2014 EXPENSES
21%
Instructional
Student Activities
44%
Student Services
Administration
14%
Operations and Maintenance
Devleopment and Marketing
8%
9%
4%
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DONORS
Archbishop Rummel High School gratefully acknowledges the support and generosity of contributors who help
further our mission.
MORE THAN $30,000
Anonymous
Archbishop Rummel Alumni
Association, Inc.
Wayne and Diane Whitman
$10,000 - $29,999
Ruth U. Fertel Foundation
Cordae D. Hankton ‘06
New Orleans Sante Fe District Brothers of
the Christian Schools
Royal Productions,
Randy and Lori Gervais
Bhavin S. Suthar ‘86
Robert ’69 and Sharon Whitman
$5,000 - $9,999
The Azby Fund
The Joe W. and Dorothy Dorsett
Brown Foundation
Rufus P. Cressend ‘66
Discount Zone Management, Inc.
First NBC Bank
Jostens, Leni Sumich
Magnolia Enterprises, Inc.
Orthopedic and Sports Therapy of Kenner,
Craig Goodwin ‘78
Sarah Ross
Ashton and Jolene Ryan
Edward J. Womac Jr. ‘76
$2,500 - $4,999
Robert J. Bergeron Sr. ‘80
Stephen D. Caraway ‘74
Cetera Advisor Networks, LLC
Eddie Connick
Construction and Development
Group, LLC
Donum Dei Foundation, Fr. Neil McDermott
Nora Vaden Holmes
Nolan Lambert Betty Nolan
Charitable Trust
Malcolm M. Dienes, LLC
Mary Family Foundation
Pershing
Robert A. Pitre
Romaguera Photography, Inc.
Michael C. Sport
Swiftships Shipbuilders, LLC
Craig and Arlene Tafaro
The Patrick F. Taylor Foundation
John W. Theriot ‘79
$1,000 - $2,499
ARCCO Company Services Inc.
David K. Avrard ‘68
Michael A. Azzarello ‘72
Nicholas H. Bazan
Tony L. Bonura ‘82
Succession of Thelma L. Bougere
Chevron Matching Gift Program
Greg Clayton
Edward J. Corcoran Jr. ‘79
Brian C. Corliss ‘89
Stephen L. Cory
Frederick W. Dantagnan IV ‘87
Senior Tyler Reece.
Deutsch, Kerrigan, and Stiles, LLP
Dwyer, Cambre, and Suffern Law Firm
Elmwood Office Park, LLC
Brother John Fairfax FSC
(Honorary Alumnus)
Ryan M. Flanagan ‘93
Wayne G. Forest Jr. ‘87
Eric B. Goebel ‘92
Brian S. Hebert ‘83
Colin J. Hulin ‘75
Dominick F. Impastato III ‘97
Kenner Plaza Shopping Center, LLC
Vernon J. Kliebert Jr. ‘76
Thomas T. Laurendine ‘76
James H. Lee ‘79
Kenneth G. Massett ‘74
National Payroll Investments, LLC
Network for Good
NOLA Smash, LLC
NOLA Wings, LLC
Daniel W. Nuss ‘73
Medtronic
J. Coller Ochsner
James C. Pittman Jr. ‘78
Clancy Plaisance
Louis J. Reynolds Jr. ‘74
Roof Technologies, Inc.
Roy P. Investments
Gerard M. Schmitz ‘96
Shell Oil Company Foundation
Phil G. Sprick ‘74
St. Anselm Church,
Msgr. Frank Giroir ‘73
Anthony J. Staines ‘72
Swivel Rental and Supply, LLC
Doug A. Tillman ‘92
TSP Calibration, Inc.
Raymond J. Unland ‘73
James R. Vega ‘76
Charles A. Verderame ‘67
David J. Weber ‘73
Charles V. Wendling Jr. ‘86
Fritz Windhorst
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$500 - $999
Aparicio, Walker, and Seeling, Inc.
John C. Bono ‘69
Terry M. Boudreaux ‘81
Roxanne Braud
Cintas Corporation
Cobalt Financial Solutions, LLC
dba Money Education
Compliance Technology Group, LLC
James Deister Jr. ‘67
Joseph and Rae Dempsey
Donum Dei Foundation
Drago’s Restaurant,
Tommy Cvitanovich ‘77
Darrell R. Dumestre ‘96
Edmond and Linda Eberle
Paul L. Fine ‘80
Msgr. Frank J. Giroir ‘73
Michael J. Glaser Sr. ‘83
Phil Greco
Gary P. Hardin Sr. ‘66
Robert G. Harvey Jr. ‘78
Michael C. Hebert ‘78
Stephen S. Hennigan ‘82
Charles W. Hingle ‘68
Gregory and Gina Hubachek
King, Krebs, & Jurgens, PLLC
Land Rover New Orleans, Craig Paretti
Adam Landreneau ‘11
Anthony Landreneau
Tyrone Legette
Anthony J. Macaluso ‘83
Perry and Leslie Madere
Marmel, Inc., Mel Grodsky
Daniel R. Martiny ‘69
Thomas F. McCoy ‘72
Marc S. Milano ‘90
Craig K. Mirambell ‘98
Muriel’s Jackson Square,
Rick Gratia ‘70
Jeffrey and Ilene Nicklas
Gregory J. Raymond ‘78
Douglas B. Robert ‘68
Richard G. Roberts III ‘81
RTV Real Estate Holdings, LLC,
R. Vinnett
Salutare Deum Foundation,
Steve Stumpf
Gregory R. Siragusa ‘78
St. Charles Real Estate, LLC
St. Patrick’s Parade Committee of
Jefferson, Inc.
James and Erin Stahnke
Paul K. Stauder ‘85
Craig J. Steltz ‘04
William J. Vanderbrook ‘79
Laurie Waltzer
Stacey B. Worley
Hayden W. Wren Company
Matthew Zylicz ‘97
LESS THAN $499
Joseph and Terry Abramowicz
Craig Accardo ‘77
Accardo Speech Language &
Learning, LLC, Michaela Accardo
Randy and Denise Albaral
Michael B. Alker ‘87
Gerard Amato
Ameriprise Financial
August J. Amoroso Jr. ‘67
Brian E. Anderson ‘93
Daniel Andrews
Anheuser-Busch Foundation
Geovany and Brenda Antunez
Albert and Susan Aparicio
Thomas C. Archer
Russell F. Arsaga ‘69
Bill R. Arthurs Jr. (Honorary
Alumnus)
Leroy Baker
Bank of America
Samuel L. Barnes Jr. ‘10
Christopher D. Baroni ‘87
Kevin T. Baroni ‘84
Mario J. Bazile ‘91
Brandt J. Becnel ‘12
Thomas A. Benge ‘76
Greg E. Bent ‘84
Kelly Bergeron
William R. Bertaut ‘84
Ronald J. Bertucci Jr. ‘92
William J. Besselman ‘87
Brian G. Bienvenu ‘84
BJN Enterprises, LLC
Kevin H. Bland ‘66
Robert and Wendy Boesch
Blaise J. Bondi ‘81
Jack Bonner Jr. ‘68
Stephen G. Boos ‘76
Tina Boscareno and Peter Bibko
Brophy J. Boudreaux ‘70
Lloyd L. Boudreaux Jr. ‘68
Stephen P. Boudreaux ‘75
Michael S. Bourg ‘83
David and Barbara Bourgeois
Michael P. Bourgeois ‘80
Gary and Kathy Bramblett
Peter T. Bramblett ‘03
Brad M. Brechtel ‘97
William J. Brechtel ‘70
Ricardo M. Buenaventura ‘82
David A. Burgard ‘67
Scott K. Burgess ‘89
Stephen and Donna Burkholder
Paula Bustillo
Jonathan E. Byrd ‘08
Mckinley Cantrell ‘67
Connie Carrigee
Kevin R. Carrigee ‘92
Cascio and Schmidt, LLC
Edward Allen Catoire III ‘91
Timothy and Arianne Charles
Charles G. Chartier Jr. ‘69
Michael E. Chepolis ‘89
Chevron Humankind
Ronald and Leslie Ciolino
Mark and Deborah Clement
Ray S. Clement Jr. ‘69
Richard A. Clements ‘68
Craig W. Clifford ‘68
Derek J. Commander ‘77
Brother Gale Condit
Michael and Leah Conlin
David and Pam Copeland
Edward Corcoran ‘79
Anthony G. Cortello ‘96
Kyle A. Cortello ‘87
Counter Top Factory
Steven M. Courtade ‘83
Kevin C. Couvillion ‘82
Stan P. Cowley ‘67
William C. Credo III ‘68
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Fr. Kurt Young serves Archbishop Aymond at Celebrity Waiters.
Richard A. Culotta ‘94
Gary E. Daigle ‘69
Robert J. Dale ‘74
Theodore T. Daly IV ‘68
Victor A. D’Amico ‘90
Thomas R. Daniel ‘76
Cameron M. Davis ‘07
Joseph L. Davis ‘79
Pamela Davis
Ralph G. De La Torre ‘78
Cary J. Deaton ‘70
Gregory A. Deichmann ‘77
Manuel L. Dennis III ‘87
Carl A. Deroche ‘77
Wayne Desdier
Don J. Dessauer ‘67
Michael J. Dessauer ‘68
Stephen P. Dessauer ‘96
Benjamin H. Dew ‘91
Ricky and Cheryl Diamond
James A. Dicus Jr. ‘66
Neil M. DiGiovanni ‘97
Brian J. Donegan ‘06
Martin A. Donovan III ‘67
Chuck Douglas ‘86
Thomas J. Dowie ‘71
Ronald J. Doyle Jr. ‘79
Troy U. Drewitz ‘88
Allen J. Dubea ‘81
Don L. Dubuc ‘68
Michael R. Dubuc ‘00
Julius Dufresne
Edmund K. Dupuy ‘69
John C. Dupuy ‘77
Jerry J. Eberts ‘82
Ivan V. Echegarrua ‘86
Jeffery M. Ehlinger ‘66
Bryan K. Eichhorn ‘75
Kevin J. Ello ‘02
Claude B. Elstrott ‘01
Burton F. Ernst Jr. ‘69
Lance G. Escude ‘86
Robert D. Eshleman ‘66
Dennis G. Esler ‘69
Alphonse and Stella Ferrara
Mark L. Fichter ‘78
Daryl M. Fisher ‘82
Flow Foundation
Fluor Corporation Foundation
Richard J. Fontana ‘81
The Law Offices of Warren
Forstall, Jr, LLC
Edward and Janice Foulks
Keith and Jill Fourcade
Sean M. Francioni ‘88
Mark S. Fruchtnicht ‘73
Cesar A. Fuentes
Stephen A. Fuselier ‘77
Craig S. Galatas ‘83
Arthur Gallagher Foundation
Timothy and Janel Gantner
Sean F. Gaubert ‘96
Edward E. Gautier ‘75
John and Jacqeiline Ghawaly
Dominick Giambrone ‘74
Robert S. Gilberti Jr. ‘82
Stephen P. Gordon ‘01
Michael D. Granier ‘67
Clyde G. Gravois ‘67
Justin B. Gravois ‘02
Earl T. Gray ‘75
Barry and Cynthia Green
Gary V. Guarisco ‘67
Jack E. Guedry ‘67
Craig S. Guercio ‘78
Russell K. Guerre ‘74
Stephen B. Gueydan Sr. ‘67
Monica Haag
Michael J. Haas ‘75
Steven J. Haas Sr. ‘70
Kevin Hartline ‘13
Elizabeth Hartman
Paul J. Hasney ‘71
Marvin C. Haydel ‘70
L.H. Hayward and Company, LLC
Pete Hebert
Larry A. Hecker ‘67
Scott J. Hecker ‘97
Shannon Hensley
James and Mary Ellen Herbert
Adolfo Herrera ‘83
Kenneth W. Herrle ‘86
Timothy M. Hickey ‘84
Scott Hillburn ‘80
Todd E. Hillburn ‘82
Kevin A. Hite ‘74
Jeffery A. Hobden ‘81
Guy P. Hokanson ‘71
Shelita M. Holmes
R. Scott Holt Sr. ‘86
Scott M. Hunter ‘93
Kerrie Hutchinson
Nick G. Huth ‘81
Leo and Tatjana Hyde
Anthony J. Impastato ‘04
Frank and Christine Impastato
Frank and Lisa Ippolito
Dreux T. Isaac ‘79
Ryan A. Jaubert ‘02
Jeffery D. Jones ‘77
Daniel Jordan ‘82
William G. Kampen ‘78
Wayde and Leah Keiser
Peter A. Keller Jr. ‘69
Gerard and Gina Kennedy
Troy and Stacey Kerry
Turner Kirkwood Jr. ‘76
Ricky Kissinger ‘90
John C. Klein ‘79
John R. Klein ‘06
Christopher M. Kliebert ‘09
Patrick Kliebert ‘13
Calvin B. Klotz ‘71
Thomas C. Klotz ‘72
Randall and Dawn Konnerup
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Keith J. Kornrumpf ‘73
Herb S. Kraus III ‘86
Raymond J. Labat Jr. ‘73
Steven G. Ladieu ‘72
Lamarque Ford
Bruce M. Lambert ‘77
Earl M. Lambert II ‘66
Sean M. Lamy ‘01
Frederick J. Landry Jr. ‘77
Wade Langlois IV ‘13
Nicholas A. Lanson ‘67
Martin J. LaRocca ‘99
David W. Lashouto ‘81
Trac Le and Thanhhuong Dinh
Clay A. Ledet Sr. ‘86
Sidney Lee Jr. ‘13
Armando and Tessa Legaspi
Willie Leonard
John P. Leze III ‘90
John B. Liberto Jr. ‘81
Debbie Lobrano
Patrick and Cheryl Lonergan
Patrick M. Lonergan Jr. ‘08
Matthew J. Lopez ‘87
Natale Lopiccolo Jr. ‘83
David J. Lorio ‘78
Pauline Lugo
Thomas A. Lusignan ‘68
Timothy S. Madden ‘83
Vincent A. Maenza Jr. ‘97
Michael Mahoney
Gregory J. Maillet ‘80
Majestic Floor Coverings, Inc.
Stephen M. Maloney Sr. ‘76
Donald J. Mancuso ‘84
David C. Martin ‘86
Michael A. Martinez ‘86
Ricardo Martinez ‘73
Clarence Mauterer
Bernhard H. Mayer ‘72
Herbert K. Mayer ‘73
Michael G. Mayer ‘87
Siegfried P. Mayer ‘74
John G. McCabe ‘77
Gary and Susan McCarthy
Joseph J. McConnell ‘74
Timothy A. McConnell ‘79
Robert D. McCrary ‘69
McCune Consultants, Inc.
Ken McGartlin
Daniel and Carmelita McGowan
Barry P. McGuinness ‘86
Kevin P. McGuinness ‘88
Kelly J. McHugh ‘67
Thomas McLaughlin
Michael P. McSpadden ‘97
Robert and Kathy Meehan, Jr.
Otto C. Mehrgut ‘73
David M. Melancon ‘86
F. S. Menetre ‘76
Derrick W. Millet ‘89
Dustin W. Millet ‘94
Andrew W. Miranti ‘95
Cheryl Mire
Francis Moore ‘67
More Graphics
Mark V. Morici ‘87
Robert R. Morse ‘74
Motiva Enterprises LLC Matching
Gift Program
Michael J. Murphy ‘77
Daniel B. Muth ‘74
Alexander C. Navarro ‘99
Thomas and Patricia Neal
Warren J. Nee ‘79
Walter Negrotto ‘68
Joel M. Neill ‘03
Gerard E. Nelson
Andrew J. Neupert ‘11
Kerry J. Nichols ‘81
Jeffrey J. Nicklas Jr. ‘05
Evan G. Nicoll ‘08
Orthopedic Center for Sports Medicine and
Reconstructive Surgery,
Charles Murphy ‘74
Dominic J. Palmisano ‘68
Raymond Pasqua ‘75
Kishorbhai and Mayuri Patel
Dino D. Paternostro ‘84
William J. Pazos ‘70
Robert and Pamela Pendzimaz
Former Coach Don Perret with Coach Jay Roth.
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Kevin and Michele Perkins
Jay M. Perniciaro ‘79
Joseph H. Perrier Jr. ‘68
Person Huff CPA Group, LLC
David K. Persons ‘75
Tim Peyton
Robert G. Pinero ‘80
Al Pontiff
Christopher B. Price ‘95
Jerry F. Radosta Jr. ‘69
Raymond L. Rando ‘87
Steven J. Rando ‘86
Rahim Rashkbar
Todd M. Rauch ‘03
Real Property Associates, Inc., Wade Ragas
William Reed III ‘89
Bradley R. Reese ‘97
The Reily Companies, LLC
Jason Renton ‘88
Anthony J. Restel ‘87
Scott F. Reynolds ‘95
Jean Rice (Honorary Alumnae)
Todd M. Richard ‘81
Thomas J. Riches Sr. ‘73
David P. Roddy Jr. ‘90
Vincent C. Rodriguez ‘75
Gerald J. Rohm ‘67
Jay Roth ‘81
John S. Roth ‘71
Randy M. Roth ‘84
Christopher B. Roussel ‘79
Wayne and Marnie Roussell
Joseph A. Rovira ‘98
Salvador M. Rovira ‘97
Courtney Russo
David F. Russo ‘71
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Jacob R. Russo ‘96
Michael J. Russo Jr. ‘02
Patrick R. Russo ‘73
Russell R. Russo ‘02
Rickey R. Ryckman
Lorraine Santopadre
Randolph Sassone ‘69
Michael W. Savoy ‘76
Michael Scalco ‘67
Gregory L. Schaff ‘75
Mark J. Schexnaildre ‘82
Kenneth C. Schexnayder ‘80
Denise Schmidt
Donald L. Schneider ‘77
Keith P. Schneider ‘97
Larry K. Schneider ‘89
Brad J. Schoolmeyer ‘01
Brian P. Schoolmeyer ‘01
Eric and Michelle Schouest
Denise A. Schully
Eugene and Jodi Schwing
Michael A. Seeling ‘01
Joseph Serio (Honorary Alumnus)
Jeffrey A. Shaw ‘93
Sherco, Inc
Jeffrey M. Siemssen ‘00
Lynn Silbernagel
Stephen B. Singletary ‘75
Craig W. Smith
Lonnie J. Smith Jr ‘87
Richard and Staci Songy
Southern Lacrosse, LLC
Joyce Spera
Ken J. Sperling ‘67
Cherry Spiers
Dara Spillman
Michael J. St Germain ‘78
Heading to Right to Life Rally in DC.
Erin St. Pierre
Robert A. Steckel ‘67
Kory P. Steen ‘76
The Stevens Group, Inc.
Byron and Marie Stewart
Eric M. Stockwell ‘09
Jonathan A. Stoltz ‘01
Jeffrey M. Stortz ‘89
Donald V. Stout Jr. ‘83
Jeremy A. Stout ‘09
Jonathan C. Stout ‘09
Gregory and Kristine Strecker
Stuart J. Stromeyer ‘71
Edward T. Suffern Jr. ‘77
Jay J. Suter ‘76
Roy A. Taormina ‘67
Kevin M. Theriot ‘72
Peyton J. Theriot ‘12
Cecil E. Thibodeaux Jr. ‘73
John H. Thomas ‘73
Torino Leather Company
Carlos Torres Jr. ‘02
Larry Tortorich ‘75
Dennis C. Trahan III ‘81
Kenneth A. Trahan ‘75
Matthew A. Treuting ‘99
Thomas P. Treuting Jr. ‘97
William J. Treuting Jr. ‘70
Alonso P. Tripoli
Stephen J. Trocquet ‘73
Ivy J. Trosclair III ‘90
John and Donna Tujague
Terence and Donna Tully
Raymond J. Turcotte Jr. ‘87
Anthony J. Turley Jr. ‘89
Mr. Michael B. Tusa ‘68
David W. Ural Jr. ‘95
David and Margaret Ural
Beverly Usher
Roland Vandenweghe ‘68
Leonard J. Vangilder ‘82
John E. Veeser ‘90
Barbara Vickers
Adam C. Villavaso ‘92
Warren P. Villemarette ‘70
Thomas G. Voelkel ‘70
Darren J. Vogt ‘84
Michael G. Vollenweider ‘74
David and Thuyvan Vu
John J. Waguespack ‘76
Paul L. Waidhas ‘69
Patrick Walker ‘77
David Walle
Fr. Pat Wattigny
We Care for Special People, Inc
Michael R. Weil ‘74
Dominic O. Weilbaecher ‘86
Sean P. Welsh ‘91
Todd Welsh ‘82
Jerome F. Wenzel ‘70
Paul J. Wetzel ‘83
Donald G. White ‘83
Kenneth M. Whitman ‘75
Robert F. Whitman Jr. ‘69
Michael D. Wibel Jr. ‘90
Sandra Williams
Ronald L. Wininger ‘66
WJF Marine, Inc.
Douglas J. Womac Jr. ‘97
Melvin Wood ‘68
Robert S. Wooderson ‘79
Brett and Erin Wright
Shi Wu and Qing He
Ronald C. Zarba ‘75
Archbishop Rummel High School
educates each student
according to the principles of the
Catholic Church in the
Lasallian tradition of
faith, community, and service.
In a caring, disciplined environment of
social awareness and
academic excellence,
Archbishop Rummel High School
challenges each student
to recognize
the dignity of life and
to develop and share,
to the best of his ability,
his unique talents.
ARCHBISHOP RUMMEL HIGH SCHOOL
Enter to Learn, Leave to Serve