WOLFTRACKS. Golden Jubilarians Weekend/Senior Induction. Covington, Louisiana

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1 The Saint Paul s School WOLFTRACKS The Saint Paul s School Covington, Louisiana May 30, 2010 Golden Jubilarians Weekend/Senior Induction The newest Saint Paul s Alumni, class of 2010, were recently inducted into the Alumni Association during an assembly held on campus on Monday, May 3, As part of the induction, the fifty year graduates from 1960 welcomed the young men by giving them their alumni pin. Saint Paul s Seniors inducted into the Alumni Association Seniors received their Alumni Pin from the Golden Jubilarians Class of 1960 Receiving Certificates in Gym on May 3, 2010 Seated- L to R : Ron Blereau, Eddie Fonti, Elizabeth Galatas (widow of Edwin Buddy Galatas), Barry Zuber, Ronnie Melancon and Larry Leonard Standing - L to R: Jens Madsen, Tom LaCroix, Allan Trosclair, Robert Fulton, Paul Cashio, Michael Wittig and Brother Alfred Baltz, FSC Senior Mark Caragliano receives his Alumni pin from Tom Lacroix 60 #11. Allan Trosclair 60 presents senior John Bayer with his Alumni pin

2 The Saint Paul s School Golden Jubilarians Weekend (cont) Ron Bull Blereau 60 presents a plaque to Brother Alfred Baltz, FSC. The plaque reads: In Appreciation for all that you did in helping make us the men that we are today.. From the Class of 1960 Seated on Floor L-R: Mike Wittig and Sal Pellitieri Seated L-R: Joe Lafaye, Tom LaCroix, Coach Mike Balen, Eddie Fonti, Jens Madsen and Gene Bordelon Standing 3rd Row L-R : Jerry Howart, Barry Zuber, Robert D Aquin, Ronnie Melancon and Allan Trosclair Standing last row L R: Larry Leonard, Dennis Klein, Bob Fulton, Ron Blereau and Paul Cashio Class of 1954 Saint Paul s College class of 1954 enjoyed a lunch together at Gallagher s Restaurant on May 7, Seated L-R: Leo Sanchez, Blaine McMahon, Gordon Bitterwolf, Bob Landry, Ray Cavaliere and William Ronan Standing L-R: Ross Mule, Bill Rose 55, George Naquin 55, Roger Bonnaffons, Al Martin, Jim Blossman and Floyd Stanga. On May 7th Blaine MaMahon 54 from Fayetteville, AR and Alumni Director, Jimmy Dykes 61, organized a luncheon at Gallagher s Restaurant for alumni from the class of 54. Gordon Bitterwolf 54 presented the class with handmade shirts. Jimmy Dykes also presented the alums with Saint Paul s shirts. A tour of the campus followed the luncheon and a good time was had by all. Wolftracks Page 2

3 Service Alumni Officers School Year Pictured L-R: Vice President, Josh McGehee 92; Secretary, Boyd Leahy 85; Treasurer, Scott Ballard 91; President, John Curren 92 and Ex-Officio, Matt Hardey 69 Saint Paul's Campus Minister, Charlie Legendre presents the Brother Joe Porter Faculty Service Award to Kevin Moore. Kevin is a graduate of the class of 91 and the sophomore level chair. Aaron Mosley 08, left, member of the National Society of Pershing Rifles, performs drills during the annual Chancellor s Day Parade on LSU Parade Grounds. September 13, 1860 July 15, 1948 Wolftracks During his lifetime, General John Joseph Black Jack Pershing was the only person to be promoted to the highest rank ever held in the United States Army. Page 3

4 Alumni Association What a Great School Year! With the close of the school year, I d like to thank our officers, executive board and alumni for their hard work and enthusiastic support. In particular, I d like to give special recognition to Matt Hardey 69, outgoing president, for his leadership. As I ve mentioned in the past, Matt took us to a new level and has set the stage for great things for the Association as we move forward together. Special recognition as well to our committee heads : Don Lagarde 78 Golf Tournament; Bob Pecunia 61 Ozone Spring Run ; Brett Freret 91 Crawfish Cook-Off and Don Celestin 79 Fishing Rodeo. As we prepare for the school year, we will be focused on the following over the summer months : Finalizing our Mentoring Program. This program will have certain designated students assigned to an alum for mentoring purposes. Improving our web site. Establishing a data base of alumni and their professions. Continuing to collect contact information of our alums. Developing a new program. Making A Difference. This will identify alums who are making a difference in their community... Preparing for our schools Centennial Celebration that will take place throughout Establishing a Chapter in Baton Rouge Don t forget to mark your calendar for the 15 th Annual Joseph A. Champagne, Jr. Memorial Golf Tournament scheduled for Thursday, October 14, Remembering that the alumni is the lifeline of the school, please join us in carrying on the LaSallian Spirit. The Spirit that continues to make Saint Paul s the special place that it has always been. Jimmy Dykes, 61 Alumni Director This year s Metro League Baseball Team will have as it s sponsor, Latter & Blum Realtors. Thanks go out to Bob Penick 65, CFO of Latter & Blum for making this happen. Bob is a very active member of the Alumni Association and serves on its Executive Board. Wolftracks Page 4

5 The Saint Paul s School Words from The Alumni Cornerstone Club Over fifty years ago I graduated form Saint Paul s. The Christian Brothers and teachers gave me the knowledge and background to become a successful Radiologist. The longer I am away from the campus the more I appreciate the other things Saint Paul s has done for me. The lessons learned on how to behave, to teach and have empathy for others. And most importantly how to pray and have faith in God are far more important than the lessons learned in the old hot sweaty classrooms. Running a great school like Saint Paul s becomes more costly each year. Now is the time for each of us to return and support Saint Paul s like our parents and others supported the school when we obtained our education. Please be generous each and every year. You will be surprised how good you will feel knowing that you have helped the next generation of students and teachers at Our School. Mike Sullivan 57 Brother Raymond Bulliard demonstrates and expects honesty. So I must admit that while my annual giving's are consistent, they are regrettably minimal. However, working for tips as a younger man, I frequently hoped that every customer would tip me only $1 per transaction. The result would have been a three-fold earnings increase while nominally affecting individual customers. I consistently donate to Saint Paul s hoping that others will follow allowing Saint Paul s to more effectively educate and prepare young men for the vast challenges of the real world they will soon encounter. Brother Ray and staff thank you. Brian Richardson 91 Planned Giving Planned Giving is a set of ways a donor can leave money/assets to a nonprofit at his/her death; or a way to invest money so that the donor receives benefits during his/her life and then bequeaths the remaining funds to the nonprofit. Planned Giving is a complex program of various financial instruments that can be adapted to each donor's needs. In establishing a planned gift to advance the mission of Saint Paul s, you can also receive a guaranteed income for life and/or considerable tax savings. Contact Saint Paul s Development Office at ext 1270 or development@stpauls.com to learn more about available options and how your gift can provide you with many tangible benefits while generating substantial support for the school. We were informed last week that Saint Paul s was named a beneficiary of the late Dr. Louis Gallo s estate. We will receive approximately $25,000. Dr. Gallo was a good friend of the school and the Christian Brothers, and we are most grateful that he remembered us in his will. Dr. Gallo s son, Barry, is a 1973 alumnus of SPS and his grandson, Austin Frosch, is currently a sophomore. We are humbled by Dr. Gallo s faith in us. We offer prayers of gratitude as he enjoys eternal life after an earthly life of service and faith! Wolftracks Page 5

6 What s New with You? This section will be dedicated to updating personal news about alumni. Please let us know what is going on in your life; marriages, graduations, graduate degree, promotions, new job, new grandchild you name it. We want to hear from you and spread your good news to the Saint Paul s Family. Please send your news to Jimmy Dykes 61, Alumni Director at alumni@stpauls.com. Class of 1984: Jamie Moll is currently the Vice President/General Manager of Mercedes-Benz of New Orleans in Metairie, LA. Jamie has been with them for twenty years. Jamie lives in Covington with his wife, Kat and their two daughters Ella Louise (7 years old) and Lilly Mae (3 years old). Class of 1993: Brook Sutton is a professional musician (bass) and works for Tennessee State University as a music professor and instruction designer for the Distance Education program. He is married to Susan Verberne-Sutton in 2004 and they are expecting their first child, Chloe, in July. Class of 1997: R. Matthew Barnes graduated from Indiana University with a PhD in Anatomy. Class of 2002: M. Damian Marinello graduated from Loyola University School of Law with a Juris Doctorate. Class of 2003: Blake Mogabgab graduated from Tulane University School of Law with a Juris Doctorate. Class of 2004: Teddy Boone graduated from DePaul with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in acting. Class of 2005: Alex Ackal graduated from Loyola University New Orleans with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Philosophy. Class of 2005: Nick Marinello graduated from LSU with a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering. Class of 2006: Sean Bennett graduated from Loyola University New Orleans with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Management. Class of 2006: Tyler Crosby received the nationally competitive Goldwater Scholarship, one of only 278 scholarships for the academic year to sophomores and juniors in the United States. Tyler plans to graduate from LSU in May 2011 with a degree in biological engineering. Rise Up O Men of God Saint Paul s mourns the loss of: Don Richard 59, brother of Mike Richard 68 And Gordon Jackson 82 Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them. May they rest in peace! Amen! Wolftracks Page 6

7 School News! Eric Paul Frances has been a member of the Varsity Tennis Team, National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta and Big Brothers. He was a Eucharistic minister for the school year. He received the Saint LaSalle Award and Brother Alfred Award for outstanding service. He has earned the Superior Academic Award, The Gold P, and The Golden Torch. He has represented the school in both the District and State Literary Rally, and in Regional Foreign Language Festivals. He will attend Louisiana State University Honors College on the Louisiana State University Alumni Association Top 100 Scholarship and major in Kinesiology. Valedictorian, Eric Frances Salutatorian, Alejandro Otero Alejandro Otero was a member of the Varsity Football Team earning All District, and All State honors for his work on the field. He was also selected as a Scholar Athlete of the Week, and a member of the Composite Academic All State team. He was a member of Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, Big Brothers, Lasallian Youth and Quiz Bowl. He was awarded the Gold P, Brother Alfred Award for outstanding service, both Superior Academic and Achievement Awards, as well as the C.L. Marcotte Award for the best scholar/athlete. He has represented the school in both District and State Literary Rally, and Regional Foreign Language Festival. He will attend Auburn University and major in Chemical Engineering. He is the recipient of both the Presidential and a Chemical Engineering Freshman Departmental Scholarship from Auburn. Saint Paul s School honored the class of 2010 with the traditional commencement ceremony on Sunday, May 16, 2010 at 10:00 a.m. in the Student Center. One hundred sixty students received diplomas from Brother Raymond Bulliard, FSC, Principal of Saint Paul s School at the graduation mass celebrated by Reverend Matthew Clark, OSB, with the assistance of Reverend John Gray Schexnayder, and Deacons Steve Ferran and Nelvin Luke. Mr. Trevor Watkins, Assistant Principal, served as Master of Ceremonies, while Dean of Students, Mr. Ken Sears, and Senior Guidance Counselor, Mrs. Renee Miller, assisted with awards and diploma presentations. Brother Ken Boesch, FSC served as the organist for the ninety-ninth graduation ceremony. The Mothers Club sponsored an outdoor reception on campus following the ceremony. The class of 10 boasts four National Merit Scholarship Finalist: E J Hummel, Michael Johnston, Brett Livaudais, and Morgan Wells, and two National Merit Commended Scholars, Alexander Levy and Jeffrey LeBlanc. Two students received recognition as National Hispanic Scholars: Alejandro Otero and Adam Vanek. Six students garnered appointments to national military academies: Peter Chatry, United States Naval Academy; Richard Green United States Military Academy at West Point; Max Morse, United States Merchant Marine Academy; Jeffrey LeBlance, United States Air Force Academy and Dylan Hamel and Will Short, Maritime Transportation at Texas A&M. Corey Cook will attend Berkleee College of Music and Kameron Lopreore will attend Loyola of New Orleans on a Vocal Performance Scholarship. Seven seniors will attend colleges and universities on scholarships that will allow them to continue their athletic careers: Colin Babcock will swim at Notre Dame, Houston Bates will play football at the University of Illinois, Casey D Angelo will play football at Mississippi College, Julien Lamothe will play football at Occidental in California, Matt Mouton and Jake Saltalamacchia will attend Southeastern Louisiana University, Matt will run cross country and track, Jake will play football, and John Woodard will play tennis at Louisiana State University. Wolftracks Article by Karen Hebert Page 7

8 Saint Paul s Mother s Club Mother s Club Executive Board Pictured L-R: Lesley Lozes (2nd Vice president), Shellie Campo (Bookstore), Chari Varin (Treasurer), Susan Donnelly (Recording Secretary), Julie Authement (1st Vice president), Jackie Bowers (Past President), Elizabeth Grashoff (President), Kathleen Rayer (Corresponding Secretary), and Norma Richard (Bookstore) The Mothers' Club, through its numerous committees, was responsible for coordinating many of the on-campus activites. Our volunteers spent countless hours this year working hard to make each event a success! From transforming the cafeteria into a beautiful tea room for our new moms to providing a quick snack for our boys, the Mothers' Club was always there. Besides being event planners, through the efforts of our awesome Bookstore Volunteers, we were able to raise enough money to help send a group of students to California for the Lasallian Student Leaders Conference, provide necessary video equipment for the Guerilla Wolves, purchase new software programs for the Computer Science department, a new Spanish program, a new camera for Public Relations, and a banner for the swim team, just to mention a few of the many ways the Mothers' Club has supported the mission of Saint John Baptist de La Salle. By: Elizabeth Grashoff Covington Food Bank Collection Pictured L-Ann Forster, Student Council Moderator, Thomas Duet, Ridgely Dorsey, Alex Grashoff, Harrison Richard, Nathan Grotte, Jack Murphy and Robert Heap. A Group of Saint Paul s Students gather food items to assist the Covington Food Bank. Wolftracks Page 8

9 Saint Paul s AFJROTC Banquet April 22, 2010 On April 22, the Saint Paul s Corps of Cadets held its annual military awards banquet. This followed the Change-of- Command Ceremony held the day before on Hunter Field. Numerous national organizations were present to award cadets who met the specific criteria for the unique awards. Along with these guests were some special visitors: U.S. Army Captain Andre Jeansonne 93, who flew the helicopter over the Change-of-Command Ceremony; and our guest speaker, Mr. Garrett O Brien 03 and currently a seminarian at the Notre Dame Seminary in New Orleans. Mr. O Brien spoke about the meaning of true manhood in today s world. Besides the national awards, the top flight of the year was announced. A Flight, commanded by Michael Golden, 10, was the top flight; it also garnered first place for drill and sports. The Spirit of the Wolf Award went to senior cadet Mark Caragliano. Although a first year cadet, Mark volunteered for just about everything as he learned JROTC, and was an inspiration to the rest of the Corps of Cadets. Article by Colonel Joe Reich Wolftracks Joey Michel Photography Page 9

10 Saint Paul s Academic Awards May 13, 2010 Saint Paul s School held their end of year Academic Awards ceremony in the Student Center recently. Students in grades nine through twelve were presented with prizes for a number of academic achievements including course work, academic contests, regional and state science and social studies fairs. Mr. Trevor Watkins, Assistant Principal, served as Master of Ceremonies for the event, while Brother Kenneth Boesch, FSC provided music for the evening. Campus Minister, Charles Legendre began the ceremony with an opening prayer, and then Colonel Joseph Reich led the audience and faculty in the Pledge of Allegiance. Special awards and scholarships were presented to a number of students who have performed outstanding work, or earned special recognition. Mr. Ken Sears, Dean of Students, presented Bruce Silva and Charles Keller with medals for five years of perfect attendance. Sean Karpa, Alec Patel, and Adam Vanek received medals for four years perfect attendance. Mrs. Renee Miller, Senior Guidance Counselor presented National Merit Recognitions to: E. J. Hummel, Michael Johnston, Brett Livaudais, and Morgan Wells. Alejandro Otero and Adam Vanek were recognized as National Hispanic Scholars. Elliott Thompson earned the Walker Percy Scholarship presented by English Department Chair Karen Hebert. Andre LeBlanc, moderator for the Varsity Quiz Bowl, presented Beau Gambel with the Quiz Bowl Captain s Award. Jim Robertson, Science Department Chair, presented Jeffrey LeBlanc with the Al Doskey Award for Achievement in science, and Pam Cullen, Math Department Chair, presented E.J. Hummel with the Jan Newmann Award for achievement in math. Mrs. Liz Brett, Modern Language Chair, presented Juan Amaya with an award for achievement in the study of languages. Christopher Barr received the Public Relations Award for his work as the Times Picayune Columnist, presented by Karen Hebert. Mrs. Linda Abbott presented Beau Gambel with the Daughters of American Revolution Award for his pursuit of knowledge of American History. Evan Johnson, a graduate of 2009, returned to present the Making a Difference award to Ryan Zeringue for his outstanding service to the community. This award is sponsored by the Al and Diane Kramer Foundation. Richard Pichon presented the Francis A. Richard Habitat for Humanity Award to Andrew Mullet for his continuing dedication to the Saint Paul s Chapter of the organization. Mr. Michael Peats of the American Legion presented a scholarship to Christopher Barr. Brother Raymond Bulliard, FSC, Principal of Saint Paul s presented The Chosen Path Scholarship to Austin Hummel. Mr. George Boudreaux presented The Darren Boudreaux Scholarship to Beau Gambel, who exemplifies the values instilled by Saint Paul s. Mrs. Jane Kolb presented the Eric Kolb Scholarship to Adam Grashoff, for achievements in music and computers. Brother Raymond Bulliard, FSC, presented the Valedictorian, Eric Frances, and Salutatorian, Alejandro Otero, with medals to honor their work. He continued the program by presenting the Superior Academic Medals to those students with the highest grade point averages for the year. Casey Spinelli, James Robinson, Harrison Richard, Alexander Sibley, Nathaniel Frank and Brett Livaudais earned silver medals. Robert Bayer, David Englehardt, Kenneth Garraway, Nathan Grotte, Logan Sellers, Shawn-Wesley Skinner, Elliott Thompson, Eric Frances, Michael Johnston and Aljendro Otero earned gold medals on their levels. Brother Ray presented the highest awards the school gives to honor those students who achieve academically and have great participation in the extracurricular activities offered on campus. Earning silver medals for Superior Achievement were: Robert Bayer, Ryan Martin, Andrew Mullet, Shawn Wesley Skinner, Connor Rougelot, Alexander Sibley, Nathaniel Frank, Alexander Levy and Alejandro Otero. Earning gold medals on their level were: Trent Pouey, Jack Murphy, Harrison Richard, and Michael Johnston. Article by: Karen Hebert Paul Scoriels, senior civics teacher, congratulates senior Alex Levy for receiving one of the highest awards for academic excellence and great participation in extracurricular activities. Andrew Mullet receives the Francis A. Richard Habitat for Humanity Award from Habitat Wolftracks Moderator, Richard Pichon. Page 10

11 Saint Paul s Academic Awards (cont) Major Achievement Award winners seated L-R included: David Englehardt, James Robinson, Alexander Sibley, Alex Otero, Brett Livaudais and Eric Frances. Standing L-R are: Harrison Richard, Bobby Bayer, Casey Spinelli, Elliott Thompson, Daniel Garraway, Nathan Grotte, Shawn-Wesley Skinner and Michael Johnston. Presentation of the Eric Kolb Memorial Scholarship included: Christopher Barr, winner from 2009, Mrs. Jane Kolb, Adam Grashoff, winner for 2010, and Jep Kolb. Science instructor, junior level chair, and football coach Lee Pierre was the recipient of the Brother Charles Crouzet Award (Teacher of the Year) for his outstanding dedication to his students and to his school. He is truly a man that exemplifies the Christian Brothers motto, Teaching minds and touching hearts. Senior Ryan Zeringue receives the Making a Difference Award from Saint Paul's alumnus, Evan Johnson Brother Raymond Bulliard, FSC, Principal of Saint Paul's presents Austin Hummel with Wolftracks The Chosen Path Award. Photos Courtesy of Karen Hebert Page 11

12 Saint Paul s Academic Awards (cont) Saint Paul's School is pleased to announce that Sean Karpa, Charles Keller, Alec Patel, Bruce Silva, and Adam Vanek are the recipients of the Louis Ross Memorial Scholarship for the school year. The Directors of Citizens Bank and Trust Company generously fund this scholarship in memory of Louis D. Ross a founder of the bank and a graduate of Saint Paul's in Mr. Ross was a great community activist and a true demonstration of the high ideals for which Saint Paul's stands. The scholarship winners are chosen not only for their academic ability but also for their diligence, and devotion to the Lasallian principals. Families and friends of the Saint Paul s Marching Wolves and Golden Blues celebrated the season with an awards ceremony on Tuesday, May 11 th. Pictured on right are: Jennifer Preau, Craig Henry, Adam Grashoff, Josh Macheca with their respective awards. Members of the Saint Paul's Basketball Teams and their families recently celebrated the season with an awards ceremony and supper. Winners of the Coach's Awards Quinn Strahl and Jackson Fos are pictured with their trophies, and Junior Varsity Coach, Paul Scoriels. Wolftracks Photos Courtesy of Karen Hebert Page 12

13 Patrick West, Brandon Pierce and Justin Elzy Saint Paul s Athletic Awards May 12, 2010 Saint Paul s School held a final athletic awards ceremony to end the school year. The program spent time remembering the highlights of the competitions of the fourteen sports played. Athletic Director, Craig Ketelsen, opened the program with a prayer, and Colonel Joseph Reich led the Pledge of Allegiance. Ketelsen went on to thank the administration, faculty, coaches, and parents for the success the school experienced on the fields and floor. He recognized the seven varsity teams who earned district or regional championships this year including: cross country, football, swimming, soccer (co-district champions), wrestling, golf, and tennis. Ken Sears was recognized for being name Coach of the Year for District 7 5A in football, and Craig Ketelsen for being selected Coach of the Year in Wrestling District 7 5A. Alfred Johnson, Mickey Johnson, Korey Miller and Collin Babcock were recognized for being State Champions in their respective sports. Korey is a two time Wrestling State Champion and Colin Babcock was not only a State Champion but also an All- American. The program continued with recognition of the major award winners on both the junior high and high school level. The Junior High Student Athlete Award was presented by Luke Barwick, golf coach, and Alejandro Otero, 2007 winner of the award. Brandon Pierce, who participates in golf and swimming and is an honor student, won the award. The Junior High Dedication Award was presented by Josh Harrelson, football coach, and Bryan Bowers, winner of the award in 2007, to Justin Elzy who participates in football, basketball, and baseball, and is also an honor student. The Scott Dottolo Award for the outstanding athlete on the junior high level was presented by Phil Williams, basketball coach, to Patrick West who participates in football, basketball, and baseball and is an honor student. The highest awards on the varsity level were also presented. The Jason Whittle Memorial Award presented to students who demonstrate selflessness, positive attitude and respect for teammates was presented by football coaches Anthony Taffaro and Lee Pierre, to Patrick Vinson and Mark Caragliano. The C. L. Marcotte Award for the best scholar athlete was presented by football coaches, Joe Dickens and Lee Pierre to four year letterman, Alejandro Otero, who maintains a 4.5 grade point average, and was selected, to the All State Composite Academic Football Team. The Eddie Polk Memorial Award for dedication, sportsmanship and commitment to the Lasallian principles was presented by Bobby Thomas, track coach and Lee Pierre to seniors Julien Lamothe and Matt Mouton, both who will continue athletic activities in college. The Jimmy Dunn Award for the best all around athlete was presented by Craig Ketelsen, Athletic Director, and Lee Pierre to High School All-American Colin Babcock. Collin was Metro Most Valuable Swimmer, and the Male Swimmer of the Year. Colin will swim next season for Notre Dame. Article by Karen Hebert Mark Caragliano, Alejandro Otero, Colin Babcock, Matt Mouton, Julien Lamothe, and Patrick Vinson Wolftracks Page 13

14 The Saint Paul s School Danielle Lavie. Publisher of Wolf Tracks Day after day, Jimmy Dykes 61, Alumni Director, receives accolades from alums about the new format of Wolf Tracks. To summarize the accolades, John Curren 91, President of the Alumni Association says, The current format of Wolf Tracks could easily win a contest for the most professional school newsletter in the country. So who s responsible for this.danielle Lavie, Administrative Assistant of the Development Department. Danielle has served as Assistant to Brother Gale Condit, FSC, Vice Principal of Development for the past five years. She has also assisted Jimmy Dykes, Alumni Director for the past two years. Danielle has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Computer and Information Systems from Tulane University. She worked in the Information Technology Department of Entergy Corporation for twenty years before joining Saint Paul s in August of Danielle took over the publication of Wolf Tracks this past February. Dykes says, On behalf of all alumni, parents and friends of Saint Paul s, your gift for producing such a wonderful newsletter is appreciated by all. Ozone Spring Run Sponsors March 13, 2010 Platinum Sponsor ($1500) Blue Sponsor ($250) American Bank & Trust (Eddie Riecke 62) Gold Sponsor ($500) Schroeder Family Chiropractic (Scott 89 and Mark 92 Schroeder Riecke & Associates (Jared Riecke 89) ERA Stirling Properties In Kind Sponsors Phil Meraux Tire Service (Pat Mereaux 85) Br. John Fairfax, FSC Louisiana Medical Center Elite Chiropractic (Stewart Fresh 97) In Memory of Mr. & Mrs. George H. Melancon, Sr (Ronald P. Melancon 60) McCune Consultant, Inc. (Jim McCune 62) Rehab Dynamics Physical Therapy Elizabeth Icamina, Attorney Renew Physical Therapy Champagne Beverages (Joel Champagne 75) Northshorelinks.com (David Ellis 92) Supporter Sponsor ($100) PJ s Coffee (Scott Ballard 91) William Dufreche 61 Michael Hebert 68 Fifteenth Street Flyers Chad Elter, Edward Jones Investment Pelican Athletic Club Blue Runner Foods Lifestyles Fitness, LLC (Shane Mutter 97) Toledano & Herrin,LLC Kentzel Printers & Stationers Poole Lumber Company (Wally Poole 91) Road ID The Strength of the Wolf is the Pack Wolf Tracks is a publication of The Saint Paul s School in Covington, Louisiana; a Christian Brothers school for boys, grades Publisher: Danielle Pilie Lavie development@stpauls.com ext 1270 Contributing Editor: Karen Hebert Wolftracks Contributors: Jimmy Dykes 61, Joey Michel Photography, Elizabeth Grashoff, Karen Hebert, Colonel Joe Reich, and Norma Richard Page 14