Summer 2009 - St. Joseph's Academy

St. Joseph’s Academy
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A PUBLICATION FOR ALUMNAE, PARENTS AND FRIENDS
Summer 2009
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Renovations Continue to Mother Alice Hall
In this issue...
Alums Celebrate Reunions
Several classes celebrated milestone
reunions this spring and summer.
page 4
New Sign to Greet Visitors
A new sign being constructed at the
corner of Broussard and Parker streets
will greet those visiting campus. The sign
is a gift of the senior classes of 2006,
2008 and 2009.
page 8
Always the Academy Update
Sister Adele Lambert, CSJ, offers an
update on the Always the Academy Capital
Campaign for the construction of the
Academic Performing Arts Center.
page 8
Class of 2009 Earns
Millions in Scholarships
Fifty-five percent of the class of 2009
received academic scholarships totaling
$12.85 million, including $9.95 million
in institutional or private scholarship
dollars.
page 10
Students Serve Others in
Summer Mission Trips
Students and recent graduates continued
to reach out to the “dear neighbor” by
participating in a number of service immersion
experiences during the summer.
page 10
Alumnae News...2-3
Alums Today...4-5
The SJA Community...6-9
Campus News...10
Transitions...11
A second phase of renovations is under way to
Mother Alice Hall. Begun after the resident Sisters
of St. Joseph moved into their new retirement
center in late August, the renovations will complete
the process which transforms the $6 million
building to strictly academic space. The Sisters’
decision to turn over their residence to SJA means
the school now has complete access to every
building on campus. Renovations are projected to
be completed when students return to school after
the Christmas break.
Academy Welcomes Record
Freshman Class
The 2009-2010 academic year began on August
10 with St. Joseph’s Academy welcoming its largest
ever freshman class. Two hundred-fifty four
ninth graders became the newest members of the
Academy community, bumping the overall student
population to 918, another SJA record.
With enrollment at its peak and classroom space
limited while Mother Alice Hall renovations continue,
administrators have resorted to creative uses
of space to accommodate the student body. Classes
are being taught on the library mezzanine, in the
faculty community room and Bologna Lobby. SJA
President Sister Adele Lambert offered her office
as a family and consumer science classroom.
Phase two renovations will create
upstairs classrooms for fine arts instruction.
The downstairs will be transformed
to include an art room and gallery
as well as a teaching kitchen and
sewing room with dressing area and
layout tables, in addition to other family
and consumer science needs.
Space will also be created for additional
theology and family and consumer
science classrooms; faculty work
areas; and meeting space. A new weight
room will also be part of the design.
While the facilities expansion will
most directly impact the Academy’s
visual and performing arts curriculum,
the entire school community will reap
the rewards.
Funding for this renovation is made
possible by gifts to the SJA Foundation.
The academic year began on August 10 with SJA at
peak enrollment of 918 students.
“We want to offer an Academy
education to every young lady who desires
one,” said Principal Linda Fryoux
Harvison. “We are having to stretch to
make that happen, but it is an exciting
time at SJA.”

where we are ... graduations...
’51 Junie Baudin Bordelon
was honored by the
Catholic Council of Women
in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee,
for her past service as president
of the organization.
She is the longest-serving
president of the group.
’79 Selena Courtney-Koro,
P.T., has been a physical therapist for 23 years.
In May, she earned her doctorate of science in
physical therapy at Oakland University in Rochester,
Michigan, with a 3.8 GPA.
’83 Michelle Brassett Jenson, PhD, is a forensic
DNA analyst with Trinity
DNA Solutions in Milton,
Florida. She lives in Pace,
Florida, with husband Eric,
a chemical engineer, and
their two daughters. She is a
volunteer with her church’s
youth group and the local
select soccer team.
’84 Dr. Anne Mary Couvillon Orr was invited
to address the annual meeting of the American
Orthodontic Society in Chicago. She is a Phi
Beta Kappa graduate of LSU who maintains
a private dentistry practice
with her husband, Dr. Chad
Orr, in Broken Bow, Oklahoma.
’84 Lynn Lamousin is a
freelance copywriter living in
Baton Rouge. She received a
Bordelon
Jenson
Lamousin
“dishonorable mention” in
the 2009 Bulwer-Lytton Fiction
Contest, an international literary parody
contest in which contestants write intentionally
bad opening sentences for imaginary novels.
’84 Maria Prochaska Boudreaux was the featured
artist in July at The Foyer in Baton Rouge.
She owns Fleur De Me Designs and does reverse
painting on glass, metal design and gilded and
painted canvasses.
’87 Andrea Dragna teaches French at McKinley
High School in Baton Rouge and received
a CODOFIL scholarship to study French this
summer at the Universite de Mons in Belgium.
’91 Claire Cowan Barbetti
was awarded the Dissertation
Fellowship for
Duquesne University Graduate
School (Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania) in 2008.
She received the Graduate
Teaching Award in English Barbetti
in 2009 and was offered a visiting
professorship at Duquesne for 2009-2010.
She is married to Victor, a psychologist. They
live in Pittsburgh with their three children.
’99 Megan Barrios is studying voice in Frankfurt,
Germany, and will audition for an agent
in September. She received her undergraduate
degree in 2003 in vocal performance from LSU
and her master’s in 2006 in
vocal performance from
Indiana University.
’99 Elizabeth Cowan Wells
received her master’s in English
from LSU in 2005 and
worked at Boston’s Wellington
Management in the legal
division until last fall. She and husband Court
spent 2008-2009 in Lyon, France, while he pursued
research on his dissertation. She is now at
home with their first child, born in April.
’00 Megan Brooks graduated in May from
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
with a doctor of medicine degree. She received
her master’s of public health in 2008 from the
Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School
of Public Health. She began her residency in
internal medicine in July at
the Duke University Medical
Center.
’00 Virginia Bernard lives
and works in New York City,
where she is an assistant
project manager for Coach
International Architecture.
Wells
Bernard
Since 2006, she has designed and built more
than 50 retail stores in 14 countries. She graduated
summa cum laude in 2005 from the Savannah
College of Art and Design. She holds bachelor’s
and master’s degrees in architecture.
’00 Catherine Hensley is a proofreader/copy
editor at the New England Journal of Medicine/
Massachusetts Medical Society in Waltham,
Massachusetts.
’01 Jeanne Svendson recently
exhibited a group
of 24 photographs in her
show Etudes de Specimens at
the Galerie Rue Du Pont in
Breaux Bridge. She owns
JES Photography and Fine
Svendson
Art, which focuses on architectural work, some
portraits and personal fine art commissions.
’01 Carmen Gealogo-Estela received her juris
doctor degree in May from Loyola University in
New Orleans.
’02 Leslie Ziober was awarded the 2009 Law
Student Pro Bono Award by the Louisiana State
Bar Association. She was recognized for her
work in 2007 when she organized a group of
LSU law students to travel to Biloxi for Hurricane
Katrina relief efforts; in 2008 for her work
in Lake Charles after Hurricane Rita; and in 2009
for her efforts along the Texas Gulf Coast after
Hurricane Ike. In three years, she amassed more
than 600 hours of pro bono service.
’03 Katie Ferrara graduated
in May from LSU
Health Sciences in New
Orleans with a degree in
clinical laboratory sciences.
She was on the dean’s list
and graduated with a 3.3
GPA. She is employed at
Our Lady of the Lake as a Ferrara
medical technologist in the Blood Bank.
’03 Glencora Cowan is pursuing her doctorate
in English at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh,
where she was awarded a teaching assistantship.
She spent 2007-2008 teaching in Gisors, France,
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accolades ... what we’re doing
and 2008-2009 teaching Italian
in an all-girls school in
Washington, D.C.
’03 Veronica Cowan received
her master’s in English
in May from Catholic
University of America and is
now pursuing her doctorate
there. Her focus is medieval Glencora Cowan
and renaissance literature.
’04 Danielle Clary is a
2008 cum laude graduate of
Spring Hill College with a
bachelor’s degree in nursing.
’04 Brittany Creehan
graduated in May from
Auburn University with Veronica Cowan
bachelor of architecture and
bachelor of interior architecture degrees. She
studied in Tuscany in May and received recognition
for her proposed student residences around
a Tuscan villa. She lives in Birmingham, where
she will work for Davis Architects.
’04 Rebecca Katherine Ferrell graduated in
May from LSU’s College of Engineering with
a bachelor of science in chemical engineering
and minors in chemistry and mathematics. She
works as a process automation engineer with
Dow Chemical in Freeport, Texas.
’05 Sarah DeLeo is the recipient of a National
Science Foundation Graduate Fellowship at
LSU. She will pursue doctoral studies in biomedical
engineering after which she plans to pursue
a career as a university professor and researcher.
’05 Mallory Morgan graduated cum laude in
May from Samford University (Birmingham,
Alabama) with a bachelor of science degree in
sports medicine/pre-med.
’05 Amanda Briody graduated in May from
the University of Georgia with bachelor of science
degrees in biology and psychology. This
fall, she will teach secondary biology in Baltimore,
Maryland, as part
of Teach for America. She
will attend Johns Hopkins
University to study for a
master of arts in teaching
degree.
’05 Elizabeth Miller
graduated in May with a
degree in journalism. She
Miller
has started a new publication called The CC
Lagniappe, which will cover the mid-city area of
Baton Rouge.
’05 Stephanie Reed graduated Phi Beta Kappa
in May from LSU with a degree in English literature.
She was accepted to the MBA program
at the LSU College of Business Administration
for the fall 2009 semester.
’05 Laura Rachal will attend
the Ecole normale superieure
de Lyon in France to
pursue a master’s in biosciences
concentrating on
neurodevelopment and toxicology.
She will attend on a
full scholarship. She recently
graduated summa cum laude from
Rachal
LSU with degrees in biological sciences and
French.
’05 Lindsay Key graduated in May from LSU’s
Manship School of Mass Communication. She
will spend the next two years teaching elementary
special education in the Dallas Independent
School District with Teach for America.
’05 Kaitlyn Guerin was selected as a collegiate
development consultant for Delta Gamma sorority.
Following a highly competitive selection
process, she will spend the
next year traveling the country
to visit Delta Gamma
chapters, evaluating their
operations.
’06 Kelli Huff is a junior
at LSU where she is a premed
major and a member
of Delta Gamma sorority.
She is president of the LSU
Panhellenic Council, the
governing body of all sororities.
She spent last summer
volunteering in Krabi,
Thailand, with OpenMinds
Projects, teaching English in
the mornings and working in a
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’06 M. Britton Romero spent the summer as
an internal auditing intern with Ernst & Young
in Houston. She is a senior at LSU, studying in
the certified internal auditing program.
’07 Katie Schluter was the recipient of a
scholarship at LSU to study in the Ubbaye Valley
region of France this summer. She studied
French in the mornings and served an internship
at an equestrian center in the afternoons.
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leaders...mothers...professionals
Class of 1959 Celebrates 50th Reunion
St. Joseph’s Academy honored its 50-year graduates at a special
dinner held April 24 at the Academy. Twenty-five members of the
class of 1959 took part in the celebration.
The honorees began the evening with mass, celebrated by Msgr.
William Greene. The graduates then gathered in Mother Alice Hall
for a social hour and posed for a group photograph. They also
enjoyed a tour of the school and listened to a brief presentation
by SJA President Sister Adele Lambert, CSJ, about the Always the
Academy Capital Campaign.
The SJA Mothers’ Club Hospitality Committee, chaired by Karen
Deville and co-chaired by Jeanne James, prepared a special meal.
As a remembrance of the evening, the graduates received an
SJA 50-Year Alumnae lapel pin.
Toni Catanzaro Lewis traveled the greatest distance to be with
her classmates, coming from Newnan, Georgia.
Class of 1969 Celebrates 40th Reunion
Forty-eight members of the class of 1969 celebrated their 40-
year reunion during a weekend filled with activities.
On Friday, July 31, the graduates gathered at the home of Rachel
Bryan Ehricht for a Girls’ Night Out celebration. On Saturday,
the alumnae enjoyed a party with Catholic High School
graduates at Café Americain.
Freda Yarbrough Dunne compiled information contributed by
her classmates into a commemorative booklet. Margaret Losavio
Jolly created a keepsake featuring the class’ composite graduation
picture and summary of their four years at SJA that was originally
printed in the May 1969 edition of Student Prints.
The reunion planning committee was chaired by Liz Conley
Walker. She was assisted by Freda Yarbrough Dunne, Kay Jolly
Hoffpauir, Janet Raymond Gremillion, Grace Guttner Anderson,
Rachel Bryan Ehricht, Marianne St. Amant, Carmie Greco Collins
and Ann Felice Fourrier.
Members of the class of 1969 began their reunion weekend with a Girls’ Night
Out at the home of Rachel Bryan Ehricht.
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Members of the class of 1959 pose in front of Mother Alice Hall.
On April 25, the alumnae gathered as a group for SJA’s Outstanding
Alumnae Luncheon at Boudreaux’s.
Class of 1979 Celebrates 30th Reunion
Members of the class of 1979 celebrated their 30-year reunion
on July 24 and 25.
Nearly 60 alumnae gathered for a Girls’ Night Out on Friday
evening at
Acme Oyster
House. They
enjoyed a funfilled
awards
presentation,
with prizes
going to those
with the most
children, least
changed and
most entertaining,
among for a Friday-night get-together.
Members of the class of 1979 met at Acme Oyster House
other categories.
The graduates also enjoyed looking at old photographs, yearbooks
and senior memory books.
Saturday began with mass celebrated by Father Mark Beard,
a 1979 graduate of Catholic High School. The Chapel at St. Joseph’s
Academy was filled nearly to capacity for the mass, which
included a memorial to classmates lost in the last 30 years.
The festivities concluded Saturday evening with an SJA/CHS
Reunion Bash at De La Ronde Hall.
Planning the reunion were committee members Geri Guarino,
Lyndra Lea and Joni Muscarello Leggio.
Kathy Anderson traveled the farthest, coming from California
to join her classmates for the weekend.

scholars...volunteers...friends
Class of 1984 Celebrates 25th Reunion
Class of 1999 Celebrates 10th Reunion
The class of 1984 enjoyed tours of campus as part of their reunion weekend
celebration.
Forty members of the class of 1984 marked their 25-year reunion
with a weekend of festivities.
On Friday, July 24, the graduates gathered at the home of Andree
Gautreaux for a Girls’ Night Out. On Saturday, they celebrated
a couples’ night at Mike Anderson’s Seafood Restaurant.
The weekend concluded on Sunday with mass in the Chapel at St.
Joseph’s Academy and tours of the campus.
Planning the reunion were committee members Michelle Duke
Thompson, Karen Baudin Allen and Patricia Brignac Talbot. The
graduates are in the process of planning a girls’ beach weekend
for late September, organized by Angela Roppolo Jordan.
Jeanne Fenasci Bridgers traveled from Sydney, Australia, for
the reunion weekend.
A Girls’ Night Out at Walk-Ons began the weekend celebration for members
of the class of 1999.
Eighty-six members of the class of 1999 celebrated their 10-
year reunion with a weekend of activities.
The festivities began August 7 with a Girls’ Night Out at Walk-
Ons. The graduates and their families gathered at SJA on August 8
for a picnic lunch and campus tours. The evening concluded with
a party with the Catholic High School class of 1999 at the Sheraton
Atrium. A memorabilia table and door prizes were among the
highlights of the gathering.
The reunion planning committee was chaired by Kristin Zumo.
She was assisted by Rebecca John MacMorran, Lindsay Southerland
Mayo, Emily Hipwell Monsour, Courtney Loup Edwards,
Laney Simar Sanders, Emily May Kline and Jessica Lato Williams.
Class of 1989 Celebrates 20th Reunion
Approximately 75 members of the class of 1989 celebrated
their 20-year reunion during a weekend filled with activities.
The festivities began on Friday, June 19, with a Girls’ Night
Out celebration at the home of Aimee Stuckey Oatley. Food was
provided by Heads and Tails Seafood.
On Saturday, June 20, the celebrants, along with their families,
gathered on the SJA campus for an ice cream social and tours of
the campus. On Saturday evening, the group met at the Hilton
Capital Center in downtown Baton Rouge for a joint party with
the Catholic High School class of 1989. Music was provided by
Ned Fasullo’s Big Band, followed by a DJ.
Co-chairs of the reunion planning committee were Tracey
Little Madison and Claesi Casio McCrary. They were assisted
by committee members Allison Lindsay Traxler, Karen Smith
Melancon, Courtney Rhodes McGraw, Megan Coogan Foco,
1989 CHS Bruinettes strike a pose: Nancy Lemoine Ellis, Claesi Cashio Mc-
Crary, Lea Bonacorso Faso, Michelle Bonnecaze Doherty, Megan Coogan Foco,
Aimee Stuckey Oatley and Leigh Smith Baxter.
Elizabeth Chesson Martin, Gabé Vetter, Laurie O’Neal Lemoine,
Aimee Stuckey Oatley and Jenny Thayer Hanks.
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Tribute Donations
The following tribute donations were
made during the period of February 21 to
August 6, 2009. Please remember those being
honored, as well as those who honored
them, in your prayers.
If you wish to make a special gift in
honor or memory of a family member
or friend, please use the SJA Foundation
envelope found in this issue. If you have
any questions or wish to request more envelopes,
please call the SJA Development
Office at (225) 388-2219.
In Memory of Sister Mary Rose
Amorello, CSJ
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Davis
In Memory of Mr. Fred Anepohl
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas T. Ferrara
In Memory of Mrs. Ann B. Arbour
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bahlinger Jr.
In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Arbour
Mrs. Barbara Pease
In Memory of Mrs. Joy Bani
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Broussard
Dr. and Mrs. Jacques A. de la Bretonne
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Locascio Jr.
Louis Mechanical Contractors Inc.
Ms. Patricia Swenson
The Milton J. Womack Foundation Fund
In Memory of Lucy Imogene Batten ’48
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Corry Jr.
The Class of 1960 Is Planning a
50-Year Reunion Celebration!
April 30: Reunion Mass and Dinner
at SJA; May 1: Catered luncheon at
the home of Beth Pallud Ferachi.
The class is compiling a directory.
Any email or address changes should
be sent to the SJA Alumnae Office.
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In Memory of Mrs. Maria Bologna
Mr. and Mrs. John Maranto
In Memory of Mr. Ronald Borne
Mr. and Mrs. Laurance W. Brooks Jr.
In Memory of Sister Lydia
Champagne, CSJ ’42
Dr. and Mrs. John B. Cowan
In Memory of Mr. John F. Cooper Jr.
Mr. Frank Bologna
In Memory of Mrs. Patricia Daigle
Mr. Frank Bologna
In Memory of Mr. Stewart L. Dietrich
Mr. Daryl Dietrich
In Memory of Mr. William H. Dietrich Sr.
Mr. Frank Bologna
In Memory of Mr. Joseph S.
DiVincenti, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene M. Bologna
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ribes
In Memory of Mr. Edgar Ducote
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Kleinpeter
In Honor of Mr. Luke Duval
Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Chustz
In Memory of Mr. Dominic Engolio
Ms. Lillian L. Wasson
Mr. and Mrs. Russell D. Wasson
In Memory of Mr. Henry Goldman
Mrs. Frances Barcelona
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene M. Bologna
Mr. Frank Bologna
Mr. Justin Ribes
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ribes
Ms. Candace Ribes Young
In Memory of Mrs. Katherine
Stuart Hall ’77
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Bridges
Elan Cotillion Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. George K. Hayes Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Blake A. Hodges
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Landi
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Rome
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Stuart Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Stuart Jr.
In Memory of Mr. Fred Hannaman
Ms. Jan Gravolet
In Memory of Mrs. Genevieve Hanks
Heine ’44
Louisiana Electric Co. Inc.
In Memory of Mr. Millard Herrington
Mrs. Theresa Herrington
In Memory of Mrs. Evelyn Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Tanner Jr.
In Memory of Ms. Karole Hirschey
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Badeaux
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Dauzat
Ms. Angela Ellis
Mr. Pete Hirschey
Ms. Kathy Kovacevich
Ms. Joni M. Leggio
Mrs. Marie R. Ruggiero
Mr. and Mrs. David Vasser
In Memory of Mrs. Jamie Lousteau
Holdstein ’80
Mr. Albert Lousteau
In Memory of Ms. Frances P. Holliday ’55
Henry and Anna Bernard
Ms. Paula M. Berumen
Mr. Frank Bologna
Margaret Brennan, Thomas Aversano and
Reed Riley
Mr. and Mrs. Laurance W. Brooks Jr.
Ms. Catherine David
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Glenn
Mr. and Mrs. Earl T. Haynes
Mr. Steve Haynes
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Holliday
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Kleinpeter
Ms. Bette Levin
Mr. and Mrs. David McCarty
Mrs. Louise Prosser
Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Stewart
Keri Martin Torres

support...family...working together
In Memory of Mr. David M. James Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ribes
In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. Leon R.
Kleinpeter Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lysinger
In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent
Kleinpeter (Patricia Torregrossa ’46)
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Lindsey
In Memory of Mr. Brandon Kling
Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Soileau
In Memory of Ms. Mary Ellen Leeper ’69
Ms. Ann Felice Fourrier
In Memory of Mrs. Cynthia
Braud LiRocchi ’59
Mrs. Mary O. Doerner
Ms. Joan Ervin
Mr. and Mrs. Falcon Morgan
In Memory of Mrs. Amber Lousteau
Mr. and Mrs. Todd A. Pourciau
In Memory of Mr. Richard Macmurdo
Mr. and Mrs. Hal B. Macmurdo
In Memory of Mr. Keith Marchand
Mr. Frank Bologna
In Honor of Mrs. Mary
Hebert McCowan ’61
Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Hebert Jr.
Mrs. Barbara H. Magruder
In Memory of Mr. Andrew McGinty
Mrs. Rita McGinty
In Honor of Mrs. Linda Messina
SJA Dads’ Club
SJA Mothers’ Club
In Memory of Mr. John Monte Sr.
Mrs. Jo Cockrell
In Memory of Mr. Phillip Muscarello Sr.
Mr. Frank Bologna
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Dauzat
In Memory of Mr. Brent David Pecue
Mrs. Danni Bourgeois Pecue
In Memory of Mr. William B. Pecue
Mrs. Danni Bourgeois Pecue
In Memory of Mr. Gordon Pugh Sr.
Mr. Frank Bologna
In Memory of Mrs. Maria Reeves
Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Chustz
In Memory of Mr. Albert T. Salzer III
Mrs. Betty Huber
In Memory of Mrs. Katherine
Quebedeaux Seward ’93
Ms. Jerri M. Mack
In Honor of Ms. Abbey M. Simoneaux
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Simoneaux
In Memory of Mr. James Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Dauzat
In Honor of Sister Gracelyn Soignet, CSJ
Sister Elizabeth Bourg, CIC
In Memory of Mrs. Barbara
Masling Territo ’54
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Kleinpeter
In Memory of Mrs. Verna Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas T. Ferrara
In Honor of Mr. Grey Traxler
Dr. and Mrs. Jon Traxler
In Memory of Mrs. Gracie Uter
Mr. Frank Bologna
In Memory of Mrs. Margaret
Waggenspack
Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Fontane
In Memory of Mr. Jack Wessel
Mr. Frank Bologna
Mr. and Mrs. Paul P. Bologna
In Memory of Mrs. Marilyn
Polk Wittorf ’67
Mr. Richard Wittorf
Call for Nominations
Each year, the St. Joseph’s Academy
Alumnae Association bestows
Outstanding Alumnae awards
upon graduates who, in their dayto-day
living, exemplify integrity,
moral character, love of God and
service to humanity. They also
serve as role models to current and
future Academy students. Award
winners are honored at a special
luncheon, held each spring. (This
year’s luncheon will be on Saturday,
April 24.) A nomination form
can be found on the SJA website
(www.sjabr.org) under the Alumnae
drop-down, Outstanding Alumnae
link. Or contact Lauren Griffin,
alumnae coordinator, at (225)
388-2246 or griffinl@sjabr.org. Entry
deadline is December 31, 2009.
The SJA community also nominates
an alumna for the annual
Distinguished Graduate Award
from the Diocese of Baton Rouge.
Honorees are recognized during
Catholic Schools Week at a special
awards dinner in late January or
early February. Contact Griffin for
a nomination form. Entry deadline
is October 26, 2009.
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support...family...working together
New Sign To Greet Visitors
A new sign being erected
at the corner of Broussard
and Parker streets will
soon welcome visitors to
the St. Joseph’s Academy
campus. Reich Associates
is the landscape architect
for the project; it worked
closely with Cajun Constructors Inc., as well.
The sign is a gift from the senior classes
of 2006, 2008 and 2009.
Featuring brick columns, cast SJA shields,
a planter, iron fence and the school’s name
and year it was established, the structure is
more than six feet tall and approximately 27
Chapel Available for Special Occasions
With the move of the Sisters living in
Mother Alice Hall to their new residence on
Hundred Oaks in Baton Rouge, a number
of changes have been announced regarding
the Chapel at St. Joseph’s Academy.
On August 16, Monsignor William
Greene celebrated a closing Eucharist for
lay friends of the Sisters who have joined
them for Sunday mass for many years. Because
the new chapel at Hundred Oaks is
limited in size, welcoming guests for Sunday
mass will no longer be possible. Fr. Greene
will continue to serve as chaplain for the
Sisters in their new residence.
feet wide.
The design reflects the school’s architectural
vernacular in repeating materials used on
the buildings. By using sections of the antique
fencing that came from SJA in downtown
Baton Rouge, the sign also incorporates the
school’s history.
The beautiful Chapel at St. Joseph’s
Academy, designed by Adalie Brent and
completed in 1965, is leased to SJA by the
Congregation of St. Joseph. It remains open
and available weekdays during school hours
to Academy students, faculty and staff. It
is available at other times to alumnae and
friends of the Sisters of St. Joseph for
small weddings or special occasions. Seating
capacity is 100.
Sister Adelaide Williamson, CSJ, is chapel
coordinator. Please direct questions or reservation
requests to her at (225) 202-7600
or awilliamson@csjoseph.org.
Alum To Lead Foundation Board
Jo Ellen Kearny, a 1967 graduate of
the Academy, will serve as president
of the SJA Foundation for 2009-2010.
Kearny is a partner with the firm of
Daigrepont & Brian. She is also president
of Kearny Financial Services Inc.,
is certified in financial planning and is
the holder of securities and insurance
licenses for her investment advisory
business.
The SJA Foundation, established in
1968 by the SJA Lay Advisory Board, is
the vehicle wherein funds are collected,
managed and distributed, thereby ensuring
that the school’s operation is on sound
financial footing. All funds are invested
under the supervision of the SJA Board
of Directors.
An active volunteer, Kearny has served
SJA in a number of capacities, including
Elusive Alumnae
If you know the current address for any
of the following alumnae, please call the SJA
Development Office at (225) 388-2219.
Johnny Childress ’60
Catherine Bahm Claudet ’60
Louise Cobb Gautrer ’60
Diana Hindery ’60
Patricia Betancourt Scardina ’60
Marie Erie ’70
Jean Roche Atwell ’80
Gretchen Staub Bugeaud ’80
Paula Price Cahill ’80
Debbie Coonan ’80
Robin Montgomery Kremer ’80
Lisa Fortenberry Lopez ’80
Rachel Rodriguez Morales ’80
Erica Ricard ’80
Karyn Nelson Scales ’80
Mary Cardillo Shattuck-Thurman ’80
Carol Crapanzano ’85
Christine Deeds ’85
Laure Williamson Watts ’85
Sharon Williams Leahy ’85
Jennifer Rountree Barrientos ’90
Holly Brown ’90
Yvette Creel ’90
Allison Elizabeth Dartez ’90
Nikki Fontenot Ford ’90
Katheryn Lantrip ’90
Kreslyn Jill Pieterse ’90
Susan Remmetter Wallace ’90
Letrece Griffin ’00
Amanda Henry ’00
Maria Locker ’00
Heather Pizzolato ’00
Michelle Seeger ’00
as a member of the
SJA School Board
for 10 years, ulti-
Jo Ellen Kearny
mately becoming
board chair. She
served as head of
the Finance Committee,
overseeing
major changes to
the Academy’s accounting
and budgeting processes. She
is active in the community, serving numerous
organizations.
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support...family...working together
Greetings from the SJA President
Sister Adele Lambert, CSJ
With a “faint feel of fall” in the air, St.
Joseph’s Academy welcomed the largestever
student body of 918 young ladies
eager to begin another year of sanctity, joy
and action.
Our 254 freshmen arrived early in June
for the annual computer orientation sessions.
Most freshmen now come to SJA with
some basic computer skills. All students
(and teachers) learned a new online course
management system for this year, Moodle,
which serves to provide email and all communication
between students, faculty and
parents. This system, used by LSU, replaces
Blackboard.
Signs of recent and new construction
and renovation are visible on the SJA campus.
A construction fence and gravel drive
on Kleinert Avenue provide a staging area
for subcontractors as the North/South
wing of Mother Alice Hall is renovated
this fall. The rose bed in the Sisters’ garden
has been moved to the Fontbonne Garden,
small but significant signs that big things
are happening.
The renovation of Mother Alice Hall
(formerly the residence for the Sisters and
a children’s home) begins this month. The
use of Mother Alice Hall for academic classrooms
and faculty rooms is an extremely
generous gift of the Sisters of St. Joseph.
Mother Alice Hall is valued at $6 million.
As the number of Sisters serving on the
SJA faculty begins to lessen and older sisters
moved to retirement and nursing homes, the
Congregation of St. Joseph leadership began
to talk about the Academy’s use of the
entire Mother Alice Hall. After Hurricane
Katrina in 2005, the Congregation began to
look for residential space for retired Sisters
evacuated from New Orleans.
It was evident that the residential space
at Mother Alice Hall could not be easily
converted for handicap accessibility for the
elderly. In formal conversations with the
leadership of the Congregation, it was de-
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cided to build a retirement residence on land
purchased from the Baton Rouge Diocese
at 3134 Hundred Oaks (at Parker Street).
The residence is now complete and houses
16 retired Sisters. The Sisters’ new home
serves the needs of the retired Sisters with
private rooms and baths, communal dining
and sitting rooms, an intimate chapel and
beautifully landscaped gardens.
The Always the Academy Capital Campaign
for the construction of an Academic
Performing Arts Center (APAC) has surpassed
the halfway mark. This $6 million
campaign has the support of more than
400 donors (individuals, families and businesses).
The center, the final major building
of the SJA Master Plan, will house music,
drama, dance and fine arts and will include
a black box theatre. It will complement our
present academic buildings.
Both the APAC and the renovation of
Mother Alice Hall demonstrate the Academy’s
commitment and
mission to educate the
whole person.
We have invited
SJA alumnae, parents Sister Adele Lambert
and friends to participate
in this capital campaign for the young
women of the Academy. Baton Rouge
businesses and community groups are being
solicited. If you have received materials for
the Always the Academy Capital Campaign,
we sincerely invite your participation now.
It will be a great joy and blessing to be able
to say at the end of the campaign, “Look
what we did.”
Thank you for all the amazing work you
do as an SJA alum or friend. We love to hear
the stories of your lives and your continued
commitment to the ideals taught at SJA.
May you and your families receive the
abundant blessings our God has reserved
for you.
Always the Academy Capital Campaign
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O n Campus
academics...traditions...faculty
Graduates Earn $12.85
Million in Scholarships
Fifty-five percent of the class of 2009
received academic scholarships totaling
$12.85 million: $9.95 million in institutional
or private scholarship dollars and
$2.9 million in TOPS dollars. Ninety percent
of the members of the graduating class
applied and was eligible for TOPS scholarship
money.
Students Serve ‘Dear Neighbor’ over Summer
Taylor Mockler and Carleigh Lanclos share a special moment
with a Honduran child.
St. Joseph’s Academy students and recent
graduates continued to reach out in service
to the “dear neighbor” by participating in a
number of service immersion experiences
over the course of the summer.
Eleven members of the class of 2009
spent 10 days in Nicaragua, working with
Sister Dianne Fanguy, CSJ, in Cuidad Sandino
and interacting with the youth and pre-school
children in an internal refugee camp. The
mission trip marked the first time a group of
high school students traveled to Nicaragua to
offer service.
Five rising seniors spent 10 days at Mission
Honduras as part of a working retreat.
The missionaries offered service, education
and spiritual guidance to children living in
extreme poverty.
Two groups of students spent a week in
New Orleans, assisting those affected by Hur-
10 • Summer 2009
Megan Aultman and Gisele Calderon, salutatorian
and validictorian of the class of 2009.
ricane Katrina. The trips were coordinated by
Contemplatives in Action and sponsored by
the SJA Office of Campus Ministry.
Six students spent a week in Klagetoh, Arizona,
working with the Navajo people on Saint
Anne’s Mission. They hosted a Bible camp for
the children, visited a home for handicapped
adults and served food at a nursing home.
“Through the service immersion trips,
our girls were able to identify with people
on the deepest level,” Campus Minister Tori
McRoberts said. “These opportunities helped
the girls develop into young leaders as they
served the dear neighbor without distinction
and were transformed in the charism of the
Sisters of St. Joseph.”
Angela LeBlanc, Jessica Bordelon, Alex Francis, Emily
Guidry and Emily Lopez spent 10 days at Mission
Honduras.
Faculty/Staff News
Several faculty and staff members enjoyed
opportunities for personal growth
during the summer.
Principal Linda Fryoux Harvison
’66 and IT Implementation Director
John Richardson were presenters at
the 30th annual National Educational
Computing Conference in Washington,
D.C. They told the story of SJA’s involvement
in the Cordoba Education Initiative,
bringing technology and computer
training to schools and orphanages in
Cordoba.
Twelve faculty and staff members
attended the 2009 Lausanne Laptop
Institute in Memphis, Tennessee. Three
faculty members – Kate Beal, Jennifer
Guidry and John Richardson – were
selected as presenters.
Math teacher Ellen Bush was chosen
to participate in the 2009 Illuminations
Summer Institute, developing materials
for the National Council of Teachers of
Mathematics’ library.
Bush and science teacher Vickie
LaPlace were chosen to attend the Engineering
Principles in Science and Math
Classrooms workshop at LSU.
Dance faculty member Kris Cangelosi
’80 choreographed three episodes of
a TV sitcom entitled JK’s House. The
children’s musical stars Robin Givens.
Science teacher Lori Harper participated
in an intensive, two-week biomedical
research program at the University
of Washington. Ethics in the Science
Classroom was hosted by Collaborations
to Understand Research and Ethics.
Celebrating milestone years of service
to SJA are Joanna Campbell, Sister
Ily Fernandez, Gloria K. Green, Amy
Scheurich House ’97, Clarinda Palmer
and Candace Ribes Young ’87, five
years; Niki Banta, Karen Douet, Mary
Beth Elfert, Stacy Rennhoff and John
Richardson, 10 years; Judy Lavergne
and Linda Messina, 15 years; and Druci
Balkom, 45 years.

marriages...births...memorials
Marriages
’78 Debbie Talbot to David Butterworth 4/3/09
’80 Ellen Stolzenthaler to Gregory Martinez
10/11/08
’00 Betsy Ellis to Tim Bowers 6/7/08
Stacy LeBlanc to Joe Ghanami 5/2/09
’01 Mary Ann Wegenhoft to David White 5/9/09
’04 Danielle Clary to Michael Alch 6/26/09
’05 Stephanie LeBlanc to Alexander LeBoeuf
2/14/09
Births
’89 Allison Lindsay Traxler: son, James “Grey,”
born 9/15/08
’90 Renee Bourgeois Busch: son, Britain Matthew,
born 6/24/08
’92 Ginger Coghlan Rabb: daughter,
Lillian Elizabeth, born 1/19/09
’93 Shelly Henry Daigle: son, Luke Henry,
born 2/2/09
’94 Kelly Richard Vaughan: daughter,
Camille Catherine, born 12/8/08
Caroline Stickman Lemann: daughter,
Mary Frances, born 11/7/08
’95 Amanda Arceneaux Schamber: daughter,
Emilie Kate, born 6/20/08
Lauren Edmonston Brown: daughter,
Avery Claire, born 10/28/08
’96 Laura Bosch Ferrara: daughter, Rebecca Joy,
born 3/12/09
’98 Becky Carriere Christofferson: daughter,
Evelyn Rose, born 8/21/08
Allison Tate Zeringue: daughter, Ava Claire,
born 3/3/09
’99 Stacy Mayeaux Roberts: son, Parker Joseph,
born 4/24/09
Elizabeth Cowan Wells: son, Julian Joseph, born
4/26/09
Jessica Lato Williams: son, Tyler Matthew, born
7/16/09
’00 Natalie Nola Thompson: son, Nicholas John,
born 6/22/09
’02 Danielle Zito Banquer: daughter,
Molly Adeline, born 10/9/08
In Memoriam
Notices which appear in this issue were received by
August 10, 2009. The SJA family extends sincere
sympathy to the loved ones of:
Charles Richard “Rick” Albright II
father of Mary Alison Albright ’93
Robert Frederick Arbour
father of Denise Arbour Tebbe ’80 and Dr. Jeanne
Arbour Favrot ’81; brother of Katherine Arbour
Hannaman ’34, Sister Jane Louise Arbour ’41, Virginia
Arbour Tomeny ’47 and Eloise Arbour Selig ’42
Joy Neff Bani
mother of Lynn Anne Bani Carville ’71
Angelina Delores Lombardo Barthel ’58
mother of Donna Lynn Barthel-Jones ’81
Lucy Imogene Fisher Batten ’48
mother of Sandra Batten ’68
George Albert Bishop
father of Frances Bishop Edwards ’78, Mary Bishop
Hall ’80 and Margaret Bishop Baier ’82
Elizabeth Claitor Blagg ’45
sister of Jewel Claitor Ogorzaly ’38 (dec.)
Ronald Francis Borne
brother of Carolyn Borne Stewart ’55, Yvonne Borne
Thompson ’56 and Estelle Borne Holliday ’59
Adam J. “Bodie” Boudreaux
father of Laura Boudreaux Miller ’86
Roy Matthew Bourgeois
father of Renee Bourgeois Busch ’90
Orland Morgan Brown Jr.
husband of Ruth Eiswirth Brown ’41; father of Catherine
Brown ’68 (dec.) and Sandra Brown Clark ’82;
grandfather of Christin Clark ’05 and Katelyn Clark ’10
Carmen “Carmelita” Berumen ’53
sister of Paula Berumen ’55
Joseph Louis “Joey” Conkerton
son of Sara Martrain Conkerton ’56
Robert “Bob” Conway
father of Maureen Conway Beyt ’99
Harold Kendall Cotten
husband of Marion Wood Cotten ’47; father of Karen
Cotten Maczewski ’71 and Wendy Cotten Schenck ’72
Robert “Bob” Culver Jr.
father of Elizabeth “Libba” Culver Wilson ’66, Cathy
Culver Black ’68 and Frances Culver McConnell ’72
Thomas Benton “Tommy Ben” Darensbourg Sr.
father of Celeste Darensbourg Roquemore ’79 and
Alyson Darensbourg ’82
Robert Wayne David Sr.
father of Olivia David Latiolas ’99
Edgar Arthur Ducote
father of Julie Ducote Young ’81; grandfather of
Lauren Young ’10
Odessa “Kermit” Gremillion Ducote
grandmother of Celeste Couvillion Fahey ’80, Michelle
Couvillion Kellner ’82 and Melanie Couvillion ’86
Dominic “Dom” Engolio
grandfather of Rachel Pastorek ’02 and Sarah Pastorek
’06
Rita Gipson Gable
mother of Carolyn Gable Bergeron ’65 and Janie Gabel
Barnes ’69; sister of Edith Gipson Taylor ’50
Sidney “Barry” Gautreaux Sr.
brother of Mary Lou Gautreaux Gaudin ’57
Michael W. Gaydos
brother of Joanne Gaydos Day ’64
George Gustave Griffon Jr.
father of Renee Griffon Morris ’87 and Anyce Griffon
Naegele ’88
Veronica Mary “Vee” Bourgeois Guthrie ’48
sister of Theresa Bourgeois Herrington ’41
David W. Hall
father of Carmen Hall Walker ’77, Cheryl Hall
DeRouen ’79, Cynthia Hall Cloudet (attended 1978-
79), Carol L. Hall ’85 and Constance Hall Carter ’90
Frederick Anthony “Fred” Hannaman Jr.
husband of Katherine Arbour Hannaman ’34; father
of Mary Kay Hannaman Burns Collins ’58 and Nancy
Hannaman Endom ’61
Jean M. Haydel
mother of Melissa “Missy” Haydel Diez ’79
Hilda Simm Henson
mother of Hilda Henson Donaldson ’68
Evelyn Tricuit Rivault Hill
mother of Debra Rivault Bennett ’73
grandmother of Kristi Rivault Allen ’95, Leigh Rivault
Donohue ’96, Lindsey Bennett Templet ’99, Lauren
Bennett O’Brien ’02 and LeeAnn Bennett ’12
Karole Leslie Hirschey, alum by choice
mother of Ashlee Gardiner ’10
Frances Paula Holliday ’55
sister of Lydia Holliday Langan ’54 (dec.), Betty Holliday
Thudium ’63 and Cathy Holliday Larsen ’70
George A. Hudson Jr.
brother of Peggy Hudson Fugler ’53
Martha Caldwell Innes
mother of Elizabeth Innes McBurney ’62
Dominic A. “Big I” Inzenga
brother of Maria Inzenga Cloessner ’66
Thomas W. Johnson
father of Colleen Johnson Hoerner ’79
Lorraine Maher Kelley
mother of Mary Kelley Davis ’71 and Sharon Kelley
Brown ’85
Mary Ellen Troxclair Kestler
mother of Lauren Kestler Anderson ’02
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William Donald “Bill” Kimbro Sr.
father of Laura Kimbro Molino ’77
William Glenn Kyle
father of Kara Kyle Shupe ’86
Gertrude “Tibby” Hebert Landry ’32
Rita Fabre Langlois
sister of Clara Fabre Murphy ’50
Frank Joseph LaPorte
father of Margaret LaPorte Elgin ’65
Amber Vampran Lousteau
mother of Jennifer Lousteau ’05
Woodrow A. Mansur Jr.
brother of Janet Mansur Terrell ’62
A. Keith Marchand
father of Michael Ann Marchand ’10 and Alixandra
Marchand ’11
Dane Erin McCandless (member of class of 2003)
R. Russell McMahon Sr.
father of Claudia Barbe McMahon ’66
Charles N. Meoli Jr.
brother of Lynne Meole Rawley ’63, Phyllis Meole
Pierce ’65 and Kathleen Meole Bernacchio ’71
Marjorie Couniot Mitchell
mother of Lisa Mitchell Cornejo ’73
Susan Van Hees Murphy
mother of Claire Murphy ’04
Philip J. “Muskie” Muscarello Sr.
husband of Mamie Jean Nicholas Muscarello ’53;
father of Toni Muscarello Tucker (alum by choice) and
Joni Muscarello Leggio ’79
George R. “Nickie” Neck
father of Barbara Hillary Neck Burt ’85; grandfather
of Amanda Glaser Brumfield ’98
Ronald Elmore “Ronnie” O’Rear
husband of Barbara Hollis O’Rear ’70
Ceola Sanchez Otto ’32
George H. Persac Jr.
brother of Wanda Persac Annison ’43
Kathleen “Kathy” Boudreaux Prouty
sister of Grace Boudreaux Burton ’44
Gordon Alexander Pugh Sr.
husband of Camilla Rachel Pugh ’59; father of Rachel
Pugh Winger ’91
Thomas “Buddy” Robichaux
brother of Frances Robichaux Bahlinger ’41
Emile B. Roques Jr. (boy of SJA)
Caleb Aaron Rushing
grandson of Lorraine Langridge Adams ’59
James Franklin Smith
grandfather of Dana Guitreau Favoro ’78, Stacie
Guitreau ’81 and Rhonda Hebert Ruffino ’85
John Henry Smith
father of Cheryl Falgoust Smith ’62
Lewis Beale Smith III
grandfather of Rachel Serio ’09
SFC Severin West “Sev” Summers III
brother of Andree Summers Freeman ’85
Mary Lena Tate
grandmother of Lena McGee, SJA staff member
Barbara Gay Masling Territo ’54
Verna Marie LeBlanc Thompson (former preschool
teacher at SJA)
mother of Verna Thompson Swinney ’59 and Karen
Thompson Villavaso ’64
Leon Joseph Torregrossa II
son of Ann May Torregrossa ’52
Joseph N. Vince Jr.
brother of Jo Ann Vince Levatino ’64
Aubrey J. Weil Jr.
father of Kim Ann Weil Pritchard ’78 and Leslie Ann
Weil Schulte ’80