Summer 2013 - Archbishop Rummel High School

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PRIDE 

ARCHBISHOP RUMMEL HIGH SCHOOL 

SUMMER 2013 

NEW WINDOW WALLS 

With his final drawings, architect Brian Faucheux,‘72, of Sizeler Thompson Brown Architects shows Archbishop 

Rummel and Archdiocese of New Orleans leaders his company’s designs for a new exterior for the entire school 

campus. Accompanied by associate architect and alumnus Mark Brupbacher, ’90, Faucheux is addressing the 

school’s immediate concern of 50 year old, leaky window walls throughout the campus. The $2.7 million dollar 

project should begin construction in early 2014.

MISSION STATEMENT 

Message from the President 

As president of Archbishop Rummel High School, I have had the privilege 

and honor of sharing and strengthening the three hundred thirty three 

year old heritage of Saint John Baptist de La Salle, founder of the Christian 

Brothers. The patron saint of teachers, St. La Salle, taught that the gospel 

provides the basis of a school’s organization and relational structure. 

Archbishop Rummel’s rich spiritual and academic tradition centers the school 

as its setting, the teacher as its focus and the salvific potential of education as 

its inspiration. Together and by association, our lay faculty provides a human 

and Christian education to the young men confided to our care. 

This year has shown a greater emphasis on mission-oriented curriculum, 

instruction, and activities. Our mission is at the heart of the school, requiring 

each person to use his or her unique gifts and talents to bring the Lasallian 

culture to fulfillment and to impact the school in profound ways. Lasallian 

formation has been emphasized through daily prayer, service projects, 

retreats, and Five Core dinners. Students are recognized for academics, 

service, and extracurricular accomplishments at monthly President’s 

Assemblies. Incidentally, Raider athletics garnered three state titles this 

school year: our first ever in football and inline hockey, and our second 

consecutive title in bowling. 

Starting next school year, two four-year programs - biomedical science 

and pre-law studies – will be offered to ninth grade students. The rigorous 

curriculum is designed to prepare students for careers in “bright outlook” 

occupations. Students will read critically, work collaboratively, think 

creatively, solve complex problems, and manage information using digital 

technology and other communication tools. Throughout the programs 

students will work closely with professionals in prospective career areas. 

Archbishop Rummel High School is also partnering with Southeastern 

Louisiana University to offer dual enrollment courses next school year. This 

program will allow Raiders to earn college credit in certain math, English 

and social studies courses while still enrolled in high school. The cost of 

the program is minimal, especially considering the cost of taking the same 

courses as college students. 

Raider Pride is alive and well at 1901 Severn Avenue! I am excited about 

the school’s future and all that the school has to offer its students. Archbishop 

Rummel High School continues to follow the Lasallian maxim: “Enter to 

learn, leave to serve.” 

Brother Gale Condit, FSC 

President 

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, 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. 

PRESIDENT 

Brother Gale Condit, FSC 

brogale@rummelraiders.com 

PRINCIPAL 

Michael Scalco, ‘67 

mscalco@rummelraiders.com 

ADVANCEMENT VICE PRESIDENT 

Joseph A. Serio, honorary alumnus 

jserio@rummelraiders.com 

ADMISSIONS DIRECTOR 

Casey Cadella, ‘03 

ccadella@rummelraiders.com 

ALUMNI DIRECTOR 

Donald Stout, ‘83 

dstout@rummelraiders.com 

PRESIDENT’S ASSISTANT 

Paula Bustillo 

pbustillo@rummelraiders.com 

ARCHBISHOP RUMMEL HIGH SCHOOL 

1901 Severn Avenue 

Metairie, Louisiana 70001 

504-834-5592 

www.rummelraiders.com 

The PRIDE magazine is published for alumni, 

parents, and friends of Archbishop Rummel 

High School by the school’s Office of Institutional 

Advancement. 

Photography by Bill Arthurs and the RAIDER 

yearbook staff.

Dr. Vladimir Kiselov of LSU Health Sciences Center demonstrates a 

breathing patient to Archbishop Rummel freshmen. 

Tulane Law School professor Jim Letten talks law to his Archbishop 

Rummel visitors. 

BIOMEDICAL, LAW COURSES OFFERED TO STUDENTS 

The approaching fall semester 

will witness 75 students at 

Archbishop Rummel taking courses 

in a new Law Studies program 

and working in a new Biomedical 

Sciences curriculum. The school 

is working with New Orleans 

area business, medical, and legal 

professionals who will serve as 

advisors for student projects, speak 

at the school, and also develop field 

experiences that tie directly into the 

classroom learning. 

Students will take the Law Studies 

or Biomedical Sciences courses in 

addition to the standard courses 

required for state graduation and 

TOPS scholarship requirements. 

The four courses for the Law 

Studies program will consist 

of Speech and Debate in the 

student’s freshman 

year; Principles of 

Free Enterprise as a 

sophomore; Civil and 

Criminal Law for the 

third year as juniors; 

and Forensic Sciences 

in their fourth year as 

seniors. 

Through the Law 

Studies program, 

students will also learn 

how to formulate 

persuasive debates, 

produce oral and 

written arguments, establish and 

manage enterprises, and explore the 

workings of the justice system. 

The four courses for the 

Biomedical Sciences program 

will consist of Principles of the 

Talking court room procedures to Cameron Dupuy, Josh Bienvenu, Alex Bienvenu, Justin Lorio, 

and Tyler Braud is Tulane Law school professor Jim Letten. 

Dr. Frank Smart, chief cardiologist at LSUHSC, explains a 

procedure to freshmen (left) Ryan Powers, Mark Pittman, Luke 

Lacoste, and Wyatt Vanlangendonck. 

Biomedical Sciences; Human Body 

Systems; Biomedical Innovation; 

and Medical Interventions. Students 

will explore concepts of human 

medicine and are introduced to 

topics such as physiology, genetics, 

microbiology and public health. 

“Through activities, like 

dissecting a heart, students examine 

the processes, structures and 

interactions of the human body – 

often playing the role of biomedical 

professionals. They also explore the 

prevention, diagnosis and treatment 

of disease, working collaboratively 

to investigate and design innovative 

solutions to various health 

challenges,” said Dr. Sarah Ross, 

Assistant Principal of Academics for 

Archbishop Rummel. 

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Valedictorian David Bienvenu 

President Brother Gale Condit, FSC, and Principal Michael Scalco 

present Fr. Pat Wattigny (center) an honorary diploma. 

Salutatorian Kevin Hartline 

CLASS OF 2013 COMMENCEMENT 

The 48th commencement exercises at Archbishop Rummel took place in the Pontchartrain Center. Archbishop 

Gregory Aymond concelebrated the mass with Fr. Pat Wattigny, Fr. Kurt Young, and Deacon Tim Hedrick. 

Following the Baccalaureate Mass, Mr. Doug Neill, assistant principal, began the graduation with introductions. 

Salutatorian Kevin Hartline welcomed the assembly and he was followed by Dr. Jan Lancaster, Catholic schools 

superintendent, who thanked the parents and congratulated the soon-to-be graduates. 

Special awards were presented and Fr. Pat Wattigny, chaplain for the past 13 years, was awarded an honorary 

school diploma by Brother Gale Condit, FSC, president; and Mr. Michael Scalco, principal. Valedictorian David 

Bienvenu then spoke to the graduates and guests about his journey through high school. Diplomas were awarded 

to the graduates, they were commissioned by the principal, and finally congratulated by the president. The 

graduates of the Class of 2013 departed the Pontchartrain Center after singing the alma mater and fight song. The 

official program ended with the traditional toss of the caps on the Lake Pontchartrain levee.

FISHING RODEO AND FAMILY FEST 

T 

he official weigh-in for the annual Alumni Association’s Fishing Rodeo was moved to 

campus this June and a huge crowd of fishermen and spectators filled the school campus. 

They were greeted by good food, inflatables for the kids, and great entertainment. All afternoon, 

fishermen brought their day’s catch to the weigh station before winners were announced. 

Many drawings of gifts were done all day but one of the most enjoyable was the awarding 

of 25 Raider fishing poles to kids in attendance. At the conclusion of Family Fest, freshman 

Dylan Pelicano was named the King Fisherman of 2013. 

ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME 

Prior to the Homecoming football game, three 

alumni were inducted into the school’s Athletic 

Hall of Fame. The three honorees are (left) Joe 

Burnett, ’85, Jeff Lipari, ’96, and Jeff Winchester, 

’98. Burnett was a three sport letterman for the 

Raiders, playing football, track, and baseball. Lipari 

was a two sport letterman and played baseball 

and basketball for Archbishop Rummel. Finally, 

Winchester was also a two sport letterman and 

played football and baseball for the Raiders. 


RAIDER PRIDE DAY 

Following a morning prayer service, all 

Archbishop Rummel students, faculty, 

and staff boarded buses to begin their Raider 

Pride Service Day duties. Some headed to 

do service projects at schools, some drove 

to retirement homes, and some journeyed 

to parks and playgrounds for their work. 

When their tasks were completed, all felt a 

sense of accomplishment following a great 

day for the Raider community. 

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CAREER DAY 

More than 60 alumni returned to their alma mater for the 

Alumni Office’s annual Career Day. The alums gathered 

first in the gym for coffee and breakfast items and then were 

introduced to the juniors and seniors by Mr. Donald Stout, ’83, 

alumni director. The alums then walked to their respective 

rooms where they spoke to and answered questions from the 

Raider students. The morning concluded with a grand buffet in 

the Faculty Dining Room compliments of Louisiana Lagniappe. 

YEARS OF 

SERVICE 

At the final liturgy of the school year, 

longtime faculty members at Archbishop 

Rummel High School were recognized by 

school officials. Principal Michael Scalco 

read the names and accomplishments of 

the individual while President Brother Gale 

Condit, FSC, presented each a gift from the 

school. The administrators and honorees are (left) Michael Scalco, principal; Joey Boh, 30 years; Joseph Serio and 

Cheryl Mire, 40 years; Mark Firmin, 20 years; Jeffrey Hines, 10 years; Carol Rodriguez, 20 years; Marty D’Aunoy, 

10 years; Denise Otillio, 25 years; and Brother Gale Condit, FSC, president. 


LEGACY LUNCH 

A 

huge number of alumni dads turned up for lunch in 

October, as they participated in the annual Legacy 

Lunch for alums and their Raider sons. After checking in at 

registration, the alums waited for their sons before partaking 

in the lasagna pasta lunch. During the course of the meal, 

they were thanked by Brother Gale Condit, FSC, president; 

Mr. Michael Scalco, principal; and Mr. Donald Stout, alumni 

director, who organized the lunch. At the conclusion of the 

lunch, the dads and sons stayed in the Raider Room and 

mingled with other sons and dads in attendance. Once again, 

it was a great day to be a Raider. 

BEAST FEAST 

Another huge crowd showed up in April for the 

annual Beast Feast sponsored by the school’s 

Alumni Association. Held at Green Acres Country 

Club, the well-attended event included such 

delicacies as nutria tacos, boudoin balls, and alligator 

and apple sausage. The alums, their family and 

friends, and many faculty members enjoyed the great 

food and the camaraderie among the Raider Family. 

The evening concluded with the traditional 50-50 

drawing that was won by alum Jerry Vadell, ’82. 


Another Archbishop Rummel tradition was revived 

when Student Council brought back Rummel Day 

to its former glory. Beginning with a prayer service 

with Fr. Kurt Young, ’05, Rummel Day included student 

and alumni speakers who spoke about the past, present, 

and future of their alma mater. 

To make a great day even better, the Student Councilsponsored 

Rummel Day joined forces with the Alumni 

Association and had alumni awards presented during 

the Friday morning gathering. Alum board president 

UMMEL DAY 

Fr. Kurt Young, ‘05 

Jason Ural, ’97 explained the process and then 

introduced Mr. Rufus Cressend, ’66, who presented Mr. 

Peter Oddo, ’66, with the Alumnus of the Year award. 

Immediately afterwards, Mr. Donald Stout, ’83, awarded 

the Raider Legacy award to the family of Mr. Pete 

Fenner. Mr. Fenner’s son, David, ’84, spoke on behalf 

of his late father. Following the morning Rummel Day 

ceremony, the alumni hosted their alumni guests, the 

faculty, and families of the honorees for a brunch in the 

Raider Room. 

Senior Jonathan Riera Faculty Member Lee Baker Senior Matthew Brennan 

Rufus Cressend, ’66, and Alumnus of Year Pete Oddo, ‘66 

Alumni Director Donald Stout, ’83, David Fenner, ’84, and other 

members of the Pete Fenner Family 

Rummel Day speaker Matthew Treuting, ‘99 

Students Herman Thomas, Seth Borne-Smith, 

Trey LeBlanc 

Guests Bobby Eshleman, ’66, and Tom Schwaner

Celebrity Waiters Dinner 

What a night! 

The annual Celebrity Waiters Lunch was transformed into 

the Celebrity Waiters Dinner at the Hilton New Orleans 

Airport Hotel in mid-April. With a sold-out group of 36 

tables and 360+ guests, the dinner was a total success. The venue sparkled, thanks to Mr. and 

Mrs. Randy Gervais and Royal Productions. A long list of silent and verbal items were available 

as well as a parade of prizes, 50/50 chances, and a 10-restaurant package. 

The highlight of the night came when auctioneer Chuck Mutz officiated at a bidding war for 

football state championship merchandise between Dominick Impastato, ’97, and Lionel Smith, 

’87. Mutz managed to get two sets of the merchandise so both alums purchased their items with 

identical $13,000 bids each. Again this year, the evening’s top waiter was First NBC’s Ashton 

Ryan. A spirited Doug Mouton, WWL-TV sports director, was emcee for the evening. The 2013 

Celebrity Waiters Dinner was chaired by faculty member and parent Ms. Charlene Wetzel. 

Next year’s Celebrity Waiters Dinner is scheduled for Saturday, March 22, 2014 at the Airport 

Hilton Hotel. 

High bidder Dominick Impastato, ‘97 High bidder Lionel Smith, ‘87


GOLF 

Friday, May 17 was a great day to play in the annual 

Raider Alumni Golf Tournament. Held at Chateau 

Estates Golf Club, the tournament had a large number 

of Archbishop Rummel alumni golfers beginning 

the day with a great lunch before they headed to the 

Chateau golf course. They played the course, faced 

challenges, and enjoyed refreshments throughout the 

course. At course’s end, the golfers went inside the 

Country Club for meal number 

two as winners were named, 

prizes raffled, and friendships 

were rekindled. Once again, 

it was a great time to be an 

Archbishop Rummel alumnus. 

ALUMNI PRIESTS 

The number of alumni answering God’s call to 

priesthood continues to grow as several Archbishop 

Rummel graduates are entering the seminary or have 

recently been ordained to serve the Church. On June 1, 

Travis Clark, ‘01, now Fr. Travis Clark, was ordained a 

priest by Archbishop Gregory Aymond at an ordination 

ceremony at St. Louis Cathedral. Two weeks earlier, 

alumni Charles Dussouy, ‘02, and Tim Hedrick, ‘00, 

were ordained transitional deacons by Archbishop 

Aymond. And one year ago, alums Kyle Sanders, ‘03, 

and Kurt Young, ‘05, were ordained as priests at the 

Cathedral. Starting with the new school year, Fr. Kurt 

Young will be the first 

alum sent back to serve 

as school chaplain. Other 

Archbishop Rummel 

alumni currently in 

seminary formation 

Deacons Tim Hedrick, ’00, and 

Charles Dussouy, ‘02 

are Chris Gros, ‘01, and Alex Albert, ‘06. They will 

be joined by two other alumni who are entering the 

seminary this fall to prepare for the priesthood: Kyle 

George, ‘08, and Andrew Gutierrez, ‘11. 

SPORTS AWARDS 

As the end-of-year school awards ceremonies continued 

through May, athletes gathered in the Raider gym for 

the annual Spring Athletic Awards Ceremony. Six different 

teams were recognized by their head coaches and athletes 

received recognition, awards, and much applause. At the 

end of the ceremony, the top awards were named by Mr. Phil 

Greco, athletic director. He named senior David Bienvenu 

(left) as winner of the Carl Avrard award, senior Damian 

Williams as recipient of the Rufus award, and Matthew 

Brennan as winner of the Father Wayne Roca award. 


CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS 

The just completed school year was a great one for Raider athletics. At the end of the school year, the school 

hockey team won the state championship by defeating the Gulf Coast boys’ hockey team in Lafayette, 5-4. 

Coach Travis Olivier, ‘02, and his hockey team received congratulations from the school. 

Earlier in the school year Coach Matt Caire, ’03, and his Raider bowling team repeated as state champions. Also 

in Lafayette, the defending state champs won via an 18-9 victory over Morgan City. As with the hockey team, the 

Raider bowlers received congratulations from the Raider family. 

In the beginning of the school year, the Raider football team enjoyed a perfect pre-playoff record and entered the 

state playoffs as the number one team in state. With victories throughout the playoffs, the Raiders faced Barbe of 

Lake Charles for the 5A state championship. Before a massive Raider crowd in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, ’81 

alum Jay Roth’s Raiders stymied the Barbe Buccaneers, 35-14, and won the school’s first state football championship. 

WHAT A GREAT YEAR TO BE A RAIDER!!! 


ENHANCED 

ACADEMIC 

SCHOLARSHIPS 

School leadership at Archbishop Rummel High School announced last school year a new, enhanced 

academic scholarship program for new eighth and ninth graders. Brother Gale Condit, FSC, president, 

said the program will attract the brightest and finest elementary school students in the area to Archbishop 

Rummel. Admissions Director Casey Cadella said for the 2013-14 school year, 19 eighth and ninth graders 

have earned the very lucrative academic scholarships and he is anticipating an even larger number of 

academic scholarships in the future as more and more families learn of the academic grants. 

LIVING WAY OF CROSS 

long-standing Archbishop Rummel tradition 

A that took a short hiatus has returned to 

the school campus in all its glory. On Holy 

Thursday, the student body was treated to an 

outstanding program produced by Archbishop 

Rummel and Archbishop Chapelle students, 

faculty, and alumni. The living Way of the Cross 

was portrayed by students for each station with 

song and prayer, and a totally silent student body 

took in the solemnity of the program. At the 

conclusion, Fr. Pat Wattigny, chaplain, offered 

a benediction service as he exposed the Blessed 

Sacrament to the Raider audience. 

’66 LUNCHES 

The Archbishop Rummel charter class of 1966 

gathers most months for lunch at Chad’s 

Bistro on West Esplanade. Organized by this year’s 

Alumnus of the Year Pete Oddo, the luncheon has 

continued to grow in numbers, with two “new” 

attendees every month. School president Brother 

Gale Condit, FSC and principal Michael Scalco 

usually update the class on recent and upcoming 

events, including the long-anticipated replacement 

of the school’s window walls. 


FSC 5 CORE MEALS 

Tommy Cvitanovich, ’77, Drago’s Restaurant owner, talks with his dinner guests. Faculty member Matt Caire, ‘03 

To better inform members of the Archbishop 

Rummel family about the five “Core Principles” 

of a Lasallian education, the school’s two Christian 

Brothers on campus hosted a cross section of the 

school’s faculty, students, parents and alumni, plus 

representatives from the three other Lasallian schools 

in the area at two “Five Core” Dinners. Organized by 

Brother Gale Condit, FSC, school president, the two 

meals treated guests to personal reflections on the 

five Lasallian core principles, each represented by a 

different course. 

The meals for the Five Core Dinners were supplied 

by Tommy Cvitanovich, ’77, owner of two local 

Drago’s Restaurants. Cvitanovich was assisted by the 

school’s Student Ambassadors who served the adult 

meal and by faculty members who served the student 

meal. The evenings concluded with comments by 

Brother Michael Livaudais, FSC, ’66, who gave the 

participants farewell reflections on the evening. 

Servers Luke Lacoste and Matthew Brennan 

Brother Michael Livaudais, FSC, ‘66 talks to St. Paul’s dinner guests Kevin Worley serves faculty member Bob Whitman, ‘69 


STRAIGHT A, 4.0 LUNCHES 

At the conclusion of each academic quarter, 

school leadership honors those students who 

have excelled academically on their quarter report 

cards. Those with 4.0 GPAs or better are treated 

to a catered lunch in the Raider Room, while 

those students earning straight A’s on their report 

cards have an off campus lunch. During the 

recent school year, they dined at Henry Shane’s 

Cars of Yesteryear Museum, the Chifici Family’s 

Deanie’s Seafood, and the Impastato Family’s 

Impastato’s Restaurant. 

As it is each year, the current school year has 

been a busy one for members of Operation 

HeadStart. The student and alumni volunteers 

kept a busy schedule of events both in New 

Orleans and across the country. They work with 

at-risk kids, the elderly, and other individuals 

and groups with special needs. As HeadStart 

broadens its reach, members hosted a group 

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of students from St. Mary’s College School in 

Berkley, CA, as the guests did service work 

with the St. Bernard Project. Finally, present 

and former members of Operation HeadStart 

celebrated the completion of its 20th year with 

a party in the Raider Room. Mr. Mark Firmin 

is the current and founding moderator of 

Operation HeadStart. 

OPERATION HEADSTART

Longtime Raider teacher, coach and administrator Ronald Doyle was recognized by 

the school on March 15 when the Archbishop Rummel Field House was rededicated 

as the Ronald J. Doyle Field House. The unveiling of the wall plaque by members of his 

family followed opening talks by school and family friends. Coach Ronnie Doyle died two 

years ago and was honored for his 48 years of dedication to the school by the renaming of 

the athletic building. 

Brother Gale presents flowers to Ms. Aggie Doyle 

Dr. Ric Martinez, ’72, remembers Coach Ronnie Doyle 

Ms. Doyle and Mr. Kyle 

Weidenbacher, ‘05 


60 SECOND INTERVIEW 

Joey Boh / Longtime Faculty Member 

EDITOR’S NOTE: In this issue of the PRIDE magazine, the editors are 

interviewing longtime faculty member and coach Joey Boh in a 60-second 

interview. Coming to Archbishop Rummel 30 years ago, Boh has taught in the 

social studies and physical education departments and has coached several sports. 

In the classroom, he has taught Advanced Placement courses to his social studies 

classes. 

COLLEGE, MAJOR: USL in Lafayette, physical education 

FAVORITE ASPECT OF COLLEGE: the ‘60s and my friends 

FIRST JOB: Teacher at St. Stanislaus in Mississippi 

YEARS @ ARHS: 30 

WEBSITE CHECKED DAILY: www.thisdayinhistory.com 

FAVORITE TEACHING SUBJECT: U. S. History 

LAST BOOK READ: “Killing Kennedy” 

LAST MOVIE SEEN: “Epic” in Day Camp 

FAVORITE MOVIE OF ALL TIME: “Glory” 

FAVORITE ACTOR: Clint Eastwood or Robert Duvall 

EVER CRY AT MOVIES: Yes 

CELEBRITY TO INVITE TO YOUR BIRTHDAY PARTY: George Washington 

CELEBRITY NEVER TO INVITE TO YOUR PARTY: HBO’s Bill Maher 

MAN PURSE? No 

I SPLURGE ON: Gardening 

I SKIMP ON: Clothes 

FAVORITE TV PROGRAM: “Swamp People” 

FAVORITE CABLE CHANNEL: History Channel 

FAVORITE RESTAURANT: Any place that serves Chinese food 

LAST MEAL REQUEST: Good hamburger, good French fries 

FOOD REFUSE TO EAT: Oysters 

BREAKFAST, LUNCH, OR DINNER: Lunch 

FAVORITE MEAL: Boiled Crawfish in the backyard 

SIGNATURE DISH, IF COOKING: Anything in a box with directions 

INTERESTING FACT ABOUT YOURSELF: Nine grandchildren and one great 

grandchild 

FAVORITE VACATION SPOT: Rummel Day Camp 

ONE WORD TO DESCRIBE YOURSELF: Loyal 

IF WON POWERBALL, FIRST THING TO DO: Get my car detailed, drive it into 

West Napoleon canal, and buy a new one 

BEST TEACHING MOMENT: When a student understands and his light goes on 

WORST TEACHING MOMENT: When the light never goes off 

MY HOUSE IS ON FIRE, FIRST THING TO SAVE: My football state championship 

ring or my wife, if she reads this. 


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DEANIE’S RESTAURANT BASEBALL 

Members of the Chifici family continue to sponsor the 

Raider baseball team’s action in American Legion. Playing 

under the name “Deanie’s Seafood Restaurant, the Legion team 

and athletic department are working closely with the Chifici 

family as the official sponsor. Four members of the Chifici 

family are graduates of Archbishop 

Rummel and they are Mark Chifici, 

’82; Eric Chifici, ’85; Keith Chifici, ’89; 

and Garrett Chifici, ’90. All Raider 

fans are advised to support the school’s 

American Legion “Deanie’s Seafood” 

team. 

PIE BOWL 

The action on the field is just part of the 

excitement at a Raider Pie Bowl game. 

From parents, students, and fans in the 

bleachers, to excitement on the sidelines, many 

activities make up Raider football. At game’s 

end, the winners give pies to the losing coaches, 

and taking full advantage of the victory was 

Coach Vance Andry, ’96, (left) who took care of 

business with Coach Nick Monica.

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EVENTS CALENDAR 

October 2 

October 18 

October 19 

October 24 

Legacy Lunch with Alumni 

Dads and Sons 

Return to Severn Homecoming 

Pep Rally 

Homecoming Game, Raiders vs. 

St. Aug 

Open House 

December 14 Breakfast with Santa for Kids in 

Raider Room 

March 14 

March 22 

April 13 

May 23 

Rummel Day 

Celebrity Waiters Dinner at 

Airport Hilton 

Father-Son Lunch with Current 

and Alumni Dads 

Graduation at Pontchartrain 

Center 

CHECK US OUT IN CYBERSPACE 

Archbishop Rummel High school has a growing presence on social media. 

Raiders everywhere can visit our Facebook and Twitter page by clicking 

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“follow” us on Twitter to share our stories with your friends and family. 

$30,000 ALUMNI CHECK 

Jason Ural, ’97, current president of the Archbishop 

Rummel Alumni Association, presents a check for 

$30,000 to the school’s president, Brother Gale Condit, 

FSC. The money will be used for academic and needsbased 

scholarships awarded to eligible incoming 

eighth and nine grade students for the 2013-14 school 

year. The Alumni Association works throughout the 

school year in 

collaboration with 

the school and 

raised most of its 

income at its annual 

Wild Beast Feast 

held in April and 

the Raider Golf 

Classic in May.

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