ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL APRIL 2014 NEWSLETTER

ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL
APRIL 2014 NEWSLETTER
Formed in Catholic tradition, the mission of St. Michael High School is to foster the spiritual,
intellectual, and personal development of young people as committed disciples of Christ.
17521 Monitor Avenue Baton Rouge, LA 70817
P.O. Box 86110 Baton Rouge, LA 70879-6110
SPIRITUAL LIFE
SENIOR EXAM SCHEDULE:
Monday, May 5
ACRE TESTING: Each Spring, our Juniors take the Assessment of
Catechesis & Religious Education, as required by the diocese. The
scores from each part of this test help us review our curriculum, focus on
areas of improvement, and celebrate our successes. The ACRE testing
will take place during the week of April 28.
Tuesday, May 6
tion, they will celebrate the first of several milestone events with our
annual Senior/Mother Mass on Friday, May 2. All students will be in
dress uniform, and mothers will gather with their senior(s) in the cafeteria at 8:30 a.m. for procession. This all school Mass will be followed by
a special brunch celebration for seniors and their mothers in the gymnasium. After the brunch seniors will be dismissed for the day.
INTELLECTUAL
ACT DATES: The ACT will be held on Saturday, April 12 and Saturday, June 14, 2014. The registration deadline for the April 12 test has
now passed; however, students may elect to register for ACT Standby
Testing. For further information on this topic, please go to http://
www.actstudent.org/regist/standbytest.html . Registration deadlines for
the ACT may be found at http://www.actstudent.org/regist/dates.html .
The SAT will be held on Saturday, May 3 and on Saturday, June 7,
2014. To view the 2013-2014 SAT Calendar, which also contains registration deadlines, please go to http://sat.collegeboard.org/register/sat-usdates .
These are the final opportunities for current seniors to post either a
qualifying ACT or SAT composite score for TOPS eligibility. Students in the Class of 2014 must earn an ACT score of 20 or above or an
SAT score of 940 or above in order to meet the minimum ACT/SAT
requirements for TOPS. Please note that the SAT score of 940 is
based on the total of the sub-scores from the critical reading and mathematics sections of this test and does not include the writing portion of
the SAT. Qualifying scores used to determine TOPS eligibility are based
on Louisiana state averages. These averages are calculated using ACT
and SAT scores posted during the previous school year (i.e. 2012-2013
for current seniors).
Please remember to enter code 1595 on the ACT registration form
or code 9019 on the SAT registration form to insure that the Louisiana Office of Student Financial Assistance receives an official copy
of the student’s test scores.
8th Hour—7:10-8:50 a.m.
6th Hour—9:10-10:40 a.m.
Wednesday, May 7
SENIOR/MOTHER MASS: As our seniors move towards gradua-
1st Hour—7:10-8:50 a.m.
7th Hour—9:10-10:40 a.m.
CHRISTIAN SERVICE MASS: Our Christian Service Mass will
take place on April 9, at 8:50 a.m. The theme will be Celebrating Service: Charity in Action. Following Mass, students who have gone over,
above and beyond in the work they have done this year will be receiving
Christian Service Awards. In addition, a male and female senior will
each receive the Mother Teresa of Calcutta Service Award for consistently putting “Charity into Action” during their time here at St. Michael.
Parents are welcome and encouraged to join us for this special Mass.
Phone: (225) 753-9782
Fax:
(225) 753-0605
2nd Hour—7:10-8:50 a.m.
4th Hour—9:10-10:40 a.m.
Thursday, May 8
3rd Hour—7:10-8:50 a.m.
5th Hour—9:10-10:40 a.m.
AP EXAM SCHEDULE:
* Please note that all students must be in their school uniforms to take an
AP exam.
Wednesday, May 7
7:30 a.m.— AP Calculus A/B
Thursday, May 8
7:30 a.m.—AP English IV
Friday, May 9
7:30 a.m.—AP English III
Wednesday, May 14
7:30 a.m.—AP US History
11:30 a.m.—AP European History
SENIOR EVENTS:
Tuesday, April 29
Library books due; all overdue charges
must be paid.
Thursday, May 1
Senior Crawfish Boil
Friday, May 2
Senior Mass with mothers—arrival 8:30 a.m. in
cafeteria
Brunch for seniors and mothers
Wednesday, May 14
Baccalaureate Mass/Honors Convocation
Practice— 9:00 a.m.—St. Michael Gym
Wednesday, May 14
Baccalaureate Mass/Honors Convocation
6:30 p.m.—St. Michael Gym
Thursday, May 15
Graduation Practice—1:00 p.m.
RiverCenter Arena
Friday, May 16
Commencement Exercises—3:00 p.m.
RiverCenter Arena
SENIOR ACCOUNTS: All senior accounts must be paid in full by Monday, April 14. All fees and tuition payments must be current in order for seniors to remain on the rolls and to take final exams. Contact Susan Thibodeaux,
Extension 25, if you have any questions.
DON’T BLOW YOUR TOPS!: To learn more about how and when
to apply for a TOPS scholarship, please refer to the official Louisiana
Office of Student Financial Assistance website at www.osfa.la.gov . This
website provides specific information in regards to TOPS eligibility requirements, application procedures and deadlines, the TOPS core curriculum, and more!
FINANCIAL AID UPDATE: By completing the Free Application
for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), application is made for all federal and
state financial aid programs (including TOPS). The FAFSA must have
an application receipt date no later than July 1, 2014 for students seeking
financial aid for the 2014-2015 school year. The Free Application for
Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) may be accessed at www.fafsa.ed.gov . It
is recommended that you apply electronically in order to receive online
assistance, faster processing, and more accurate transfer of information to
the appropriate sites.
LHSAA & LSHAA SPONSORS' SCHOLARSHIPS: The Louisiana High School Athletic Association and the organization's sponsors
are offering a series of scholarships open to student-athletes who will be
graduating in May 2014. Each applicant must provide evidence that he/
she is capable of succeeding at the college level as cited by official school
transcripts indicating GPA and class rank, as well as ACT or SAT scores.
These scholarships, in addition to other grants or financial aid such as
scholarships, loans, grants or work-study cannot exceed the total cost of
the educational expenses for one school year. For further information and
to download an application, please go to http://lhsaa.org/schools/studentsand-parents/scholarships-and-awards/ .
SCHEDULE CHANGES FOR THE 2014-2015 SCHOOL
YEAR: During the month of February, students participated in the course
selection process and entered their course requests through Edline. These
requests, both in written and electronic formats, are considered a commitment on the part of the students to attend the classes they have asked St.
Michael the Archangel High School to provide. Students are expected to
remain in their chosen classes for the entire 2014-2015 school year or in the
case of one semester classes, until the end of the semester. By signing the
St. Michael High School Course Selection Sheet, parents/guardians are confirming their approval of the student's course selection and understand that
these course selections are final except under the most critical circumstances. If a schedule change must be considered and is deemed unavoidable
(i.e. error in the schedule; failure to meet requirements for graduation,
TOPS, the Board of Regents, college admissions, etc.; or the student no
longer meets the requirements for the course in which he/she enrolled for the
2014-2015 school year), the parent(s)/guardian(s) must provide school counselors with a written request for the schedule change. The letter must include the following information: the title of the course which is proposed to
be dropped from the student's schedule, the title of the course to be added to
the student's schedule, the rationale/reason for the request, the parent's/
guardian's signature and date, as well as the student's signature and date.
Schedule requests are to be submitted during the period of April 30, 2014May 23, 2014. After this date, a check for $25.00 made payable to St. Michael the Archangel High School must be included with the written request
for a schedule change. Only requests following this protocol will be considered. All written requests are to be submitted to the school counselor assigned to the student's grade level for the 2014-2015 school year. The
names and assigned grade levels of school counselors are as follows:
Freshman Class Counselor: Ms. Lindsay Carlino
Sophomore Class Counselor: Mr. Kyle Cunningham
Junior Class Counselor: Mrs. Katie Zylicz
LSU SPRING INVITATIONAL PROGRAM REMINDER:
The 2014 LSU Spring Invitational Program will be held April 9-11. Initial invitations were emailed to eligible students in January. The deadline
for registration is April 1, 2014. Seniors who are attending this event
must submit a copy of their placement sheet entitled “Profile of Academic Abilities” to Mrs. Diane LaBonte, Senior Counselor, on Monday,
April 14, 2014. This document will list the student's test scores, credits
earned, and recommended course placement at LSU and will be used in
place of the usual letter of verification of attendance. Mrs. LaBonte will
then submit this information to Mr. Varnado, Dean of Students, in order
for an educational absence to be granted. For further information on the
2014 LSU Spring Invitational Program, including eligibility requirements, please go to http://sites01.lsu.edu/wp/orientation/freshman/springinvitational/.
REQUIRED DATA FORM FOR GRADUATING SENIORS:
All Required Data Forms for Graduating Seniors: Class of 2014,
which were included in the graduation packets, were to be completed and
returned to Mrs. LaBonte by Thursday, March 27. If your student has not
yet returned his/her completed Required Data Form to Mrs. LaBonte
with copies of the college acceptance and scholarship letters attached,
please do so immediately! Be certain that both you (the parent/guardian)
and your senior sign page 2 of this form. If your student receives letters
of acceptance or scholarship offers after submission of the Required Data
Form for Graduating Seniors, please forward copies of this information
to Mrs. LaBonte as soon as possible.
Senior Class Counselor and College Advisor: Mrs. Diane LaBonte
Thank you for your support and commitment to your student's education.
TOPS AND THE LA. AWARD SYSTEM: Many parents ask the
question, "Is my son/daughter on track for TOPS?" One way to keep up-todate on the status of your child's TOPS eligibility status is to have the student create an account on the Louisiana Award System webpage. This
online tool allows parents/students to view and update personal information
for LOSFA, review the receipt of ACT and FAFSA records, and view the
student's TOPS eligibility status and high school/college transcript records.
Additionally, this service enables you to view, submit, and update exception
requests, and see any notifications, which may be communicated via WebFocus. To gain access to the Louisiana Award System webpage, the student
must create an account. This process takes less than five minutes; however,
accuracy is critical to maintaining the integrity of the data being entered. To
create an account, go to http://www.osfa.la.gov/ and then click on the Louisiana Award System tab located on the left-hand margin of the page.
Graduating seniors should receive letters from the Louisiana Office of Student Financial Assistance (LOSFA) indicating their final TOPS eligibility
status during the months of June and early July 2014. If you or your student
has any questions related to his/her TOPS eligibility status, please contact
LOSFA at (225) 219-1012.
PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT
BAND HONORS: The St. Michael Jazz Ensemble continued its winning streak by earning superior ratings at the Loyola University Jazz Festival. Our St. Michael “Big Band” earned the highest rating possible, a superior rating, from all three judges. Several students were featured in this
performance including jazz vocalist, Mary Grace Eddington. Other featured soloists included Richard Tuminello, Quinn Tull, Aaron Dupre,
Chase Constantine, Kevin Justice, Hannah Woodard, Stevie Spring, Chase
Pertuit, Tyler Pertuit. Also earning a superior rating at the festival was the
Sciatic Jazz combo, one of four jazz combos that St. Michael has this year.
FASHION AND CANVAS: The spring art and fashion show will be
held Wednesday, April 30, in the school cafeteria. Student art work can be
viewed, beginning at 5:30 p.m. A variety of art work will be on display
and there will be a presentation of awards by Mrs. Katie Laatsch. The fashion show will begin at 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Patty Fell’s classes will be modeling
the garments they made in class this year. Come join us for an evening full
of visual art!
JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM: The Junior Class will sponsor the JuniorSenior Prom on Saturday, April 5 from 8:00-11:00 p.m. at Stage 1. Information regarding proper dress and grooming can be found on page 33 of
the Student Handbook. Information concerning dates can be found on page
35 of the Student Handbook. Tickets are not sold for prom, therefore,
every junior and senior will have to complete an attendance/date survey to
register for prom on Edline.
KISS A SENIOR GOODBYE GRAMS:
Each year the Student
Council sells Senior Grams to students and parents for 25 cents. A gram is
a small note card to write a congratulations message to a senior. Along with
the gram, they receive a chocolate Hershey’s Kiss; hence the name, “Kiss a
Senior Goodbye.” If you would like to send a message, pick up a gram in
the office from April 13-17. All grams will be issued to the seniors on their
last week of school.
MOONLIGHT AND JAZZ: The St. Michael High School Jazz Ensemble, under the direction of Dr. Kevin Andry, presents its 8th Annual
Moonlight and Jazz - an evening at White Oak Plantation with dinner by
John Folse and music by the award winning St. Michael Jazz Ensemble on
Sunday, April 6 from 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. Seating begins at 5:00 p.m. Tickets
are $75 each and includes wine, dinner, dessert and music. Proceeds benefit
the Warrior Band.
PRESENTATION OF THE 2015 SENIOR CLASS:
The
“Presentation of the Senior Class of 2015” pin and ring ceremony is Friday,
May 9, in the St. Michael High School Gymnasium at 6:30 p.m. Please
email Mr. Neil Borel at nborel@smhsbr.org or go to the school website and
click on the “Junior Pin/Ring Ceremony” link for more information. There
will be a mandatory practice on Thursday, May 8, from 2:35-3:45 p.m.
RE-REGISTRATION: The deadline for re-registration has passed. If
you have not re-registered your student for the 2014-2015 school year, please
contact the office immediately. In order to secure a place for your student at
St. Michael High School, this process must be completed .
SPIRIT WEEK: Our 5th Annual Spirit Week will take place March 31April 4. This spirit week was kicked off on Friday, March 28 by Challenge
Day which included a faculty-student dodge ball game. On Tuesday, April 1,
seniors can wear college shirts or sweatshirts along with jeans and tennis
shoes to promote the college they plan to attend. Wednesday, all students
can wear their favorite St. Michael shirt or St. Michael athletic sport shirt and
tennis shoes (no jerseys) with the rest of the school uniform. Thursday, students who purchased prom shirts may wear them to school with tennis shoes
and the rest of their school uniform. Seniors may wear jeans with all these
items. Parents are welcome to join us on Friday, April 4 at 8:40 a.m. for our
Class Cup Celebration assembly with Ryan Theriot, former LSU and MLB
player. Ryan played on two World Series Championship teams in his eight
year MLB career and retired from the San Francisco Giants. Later that day,
whatever class won the class cup competition, will be treated to lunch as well
as fun and games during their lunch period. This should be a fun filled week
and a chance for us to celebrate our Warrior Pride.
SPRING BAND CONCERT: Come join us and our talented students as
we present our annual Spring Band Concert on Tuesday, April 29. The evening begins at 6:30 p.m. in the SMHS gymnasium. The band is under the
direction of Dr. Kevin Andry. Admission for this concert is free and open to
the public.
STUDENT COUNCIL: Students running for an executive Student Council position will give their speeches on Tuesday, April 8 to the student body.
STUDENT SUPPLIES: SMHS student supplies for the 2014-2015 school
year may be ordered online beginning April 1-30 (the site is not accessible
prior to April 1). Please go to our website at www.smhsbr.org and choose
SMHS Student Supply Orders from the “Current News” section of the home
page. You will then be prompted to the SMHS Supply Order Form. Payment
may be made by sending a check or cash, along with your order form, to the
school. Payment for supplies must be received no later than April 30. Please
contact Mrs. Donna Amick at 753-9782, ext. 15 with questions or concerns.
TUITION ASSISTANCE 2014-15: Applications for tuition assistance
must be applied for online through TADS at their website www.mytads.com/.
Your child/children must be registered for the 2014-2015 school year before
applying. If you need assistance with this online process, please contact our
office for a worksheet and instructional page. ALL APPLICATIONS
MUST BE COMPLETED BY APRIL 16, 2014. LATE APPLICATIONS
WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. Applications are screened and forwarded to
our Finance Committee. Determinations will be made by May 30, 2014.
TUITION FINANCING: Tuition loans are available online for the 2014SMHS CHAMBER WINDS: On Sunday, April 13 at 7:00 p.m., the
St. Michael High School Chamber Winds will present its annual performance of sacred chamber music at St. Jean Vianney Catholic Church. Selections will include music by composers such as dePrez, Palestrina and Mozart, performed by our Marimba Ensemble, Brass Ensemble, Clarinet Ensemble and Saxophone Ensemble. The concert is free and open to the public.
2015 school year. First Bank & Trust has a new website this year. You will
need to establish a new username and password even if you have a current
loan. You may access the website at https://tuition.fbtonline.com Press the
link that says “for 2014-2015 school year registration”. All loans must be
applied for by May 15 or a $100 late fee will apply. If you need assistance a
customer service representative is available to assist you by calling (504)5845967 or 1-877-426-2376 Monday-Tuesday from 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
TECHNOLOGY UPDATE:
All incoming Freshmen and new students to St. Michael High School are required to attend a two-day tablet/PC training July 16-17. All incoming Freshmen
with last names A-L will attend 7:30-11:30 a.m. both
days. All incoming Freshmen with last names M-Z will
attend 12:30-4:30 p.m. each day. Any new student in
grades 10, 11, or 12, will attend 12:30-4:30 p.m. each
day.
Parents of new students are required to attend one parent technology meeting before their student may take
the laptop home. Mandatory parent meetings will be
held on July 9 and July 15 at 6:30 p.m. Parents may
chose the day to attend.
TENTATIVE CALENDAR 2014-2015 SCHOOL
YEAR:
July 16-17
New Student Technology Training
August 6
First Day of School
September 1
Labor Day Holiday
November 24-28
Thanksgiving Holidays
December 16-19
Midterm Exams
Dec. 22-Jan. 2
Christmas Holidays
January 19
Martin Luther King Holiday
February 16-20
Mardi Gras Holidays
April 3-10
Easter Holidays
May 15
Graduation
May 18-21
Underclassman Exams
PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE:
Dear Parents:
The East Baton Rouge District Attorney’s Office has asked us to share the following Public Safety and Health Alert with our
parents and students. Please take a minute to read the information below. It would be a good idea to discuss this with your
teenagers. I understand that conversations such as these can be awkward, but they are essential as parents try to keep the
lines of communication open, as well as keep their teenagers safe. Teenagers often say they don’t want “to tell on someone”
or “get someone in trouble.” This may be a good opportunity to discuss how not reporting what you know or doing nothing
contributes to the problem.
Sincerely,
Ellen B. Lee, Principal
Public Safety and Health Alert Concerning Consumption of Synthetic Marijuana
The Coroner for East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana State Police, Baton Rouge Chief of Police, Sheriff, and District Attorney are jointly issuing an alert to warn parents, young adults, and teenagers of the danger our community is currently facing from the sale and consumption of products being sold as “synthetic marijuana” under a variety of names such as MOJO,
White Widow, King Kong, and Sundown’s Pop It. Be advised that these are untested chemical concoctions that attempt to
mimic marijuana without any consideration for the effects these chemicals may have on the human body. These chemicals
have already placed a number of individuals in the emergency room with life-threatening symptoms.
All local agencies in the city of Baton Rouge are aware of this public safety threat in not only East Baton Rouge Parish, but
the surrounding parishes as well. Arrests will be made in cases involving controlled dangerous substances. These vendors
will not be able to claim any lack of knowledge of the harm they are causing and are being made fully aware of the potential
criminal consequences of their actions. Agencies are also working closely with the legislature to ensure that dangerous substances currently not included will be added to legislation.
As parents and family members of loved ones engaging in the use of these dangerous chemicals, we are asking you to convey this same message. Please tell your loved ones that our hospitals are being inundated with these cases. Real harm is
being caused by these products. This is not anything to take lightly.
If you are involved with any business selling these products, you have been put on notice that your product is causing harm
and that you should immediately cease selling these products. This health alert is your notice. You are providing a chemical
substance that is endangering your customer’s health for which you will be held accountable. You will not be able to claim
that you were unaware of the dangers of your product. If you are selling any synthetic marijuana product you are subjecting
yourself to criminal consequences as well as civil consequences.
All residents with knowledge of businesses or locations selling these products are urged to call the CrimeStoppers hotline at
344-STOP to anonymously report such sales. Information leading to felony convictions are eligible for rewards.
WINTER SPORTS CONVOCATION AWARDS
BOYS BASKETBALL:
Paul Ragusa—Warrior Tradition
Jacob Evans—1st Team All-District
Paul Ragusa—1st Team All-District:
Brett Hartmann—Honorable Mention All-District
Paul Ragusa—Academic All-State
Jacob Evans—Honorable Mention All-State
Jacob Evans—Times Picayune All Area Baton Rouge
Team
Paul Ragusa and Jacob Evans—Captains
GIRLS BASKETBALL:
Tylor Row—Warrior Tradition
Sydnei Jones, Tyler Morrison, Alex Wicker and Sabree
Wilson—All-District
Jordan Schexnayder and Tylor Row—All-District Honorable Mention
Tyler Morrison—LHSBCA All-State
Tyler Morrison—All-State 2nd Team
Tyler Morrison—Times Picayune All Area Baton Rouge
Team
Tami McClure—District Coach of the Year
Tylor Row and Sydnei Jones—Captains
GIRLS SOCCER:
Lauren McMahon—Warrior Tradition
Lauren McMahon—District MVP
Holly Farrow, Lauren McMahon, Shelby Manuel, Julia
Robe, Caitlin McMahon and Paige Thompson—1st
Team All-District
Jessica Wright, Ashley Rivet, Sydney Sanders, Renee
Jaynes, Mallory Borel and Breezy Berteau—2nd Team
All-District
Lauren McMahon—1st Team All-Metro
Holly Farrow—2nd Team All-Metro
Hayley Johnson, Lauren McMahon—Academic All-State
Holly Farrow, Sydney Sanders, Lauren McMahon,
Hayley Johnson and Ashley Rivet—Captains
BOYS SOCCER:
Joel DeRobertis—Warrior Tradition
Mitchell Williams, Alex Silva, Ashton Fletcher, Joel DeRobertis and Mark Segalla—First Team All-District
Jake Buss, Cameron White, Carlos Zambrano and Andrew
Fulton—2nd Team All-District
Oren Martin and Brett Ross—Honorable Mention AllDistrict
Mitchell Williams and Alex Silva—2nd Team All-State
Ashton Fletcher—Co-Overall MVP
Mitchell Williams—Co-Offensive MVP
Alex Silva—Defensive MVP
Paul Fletcher—District Coach of the Year
Michael Stein—Academic All-State
Alex Silva, Mitchell Williams and Ashton Fletcher—1st
Team All-Metro
Alex Silva, Ashton Fletcher and Michael Stein—Captains
WRESTLING:
Ian Harter—Warrior Tradition,
Jonathan Adamski—2014 City 5th Place
Michael Ensminger—2014 State 4th Place, All-Metro Honorable Mention
Ian Harter—2014 City 4th Place, 2014 State 3rd Place, AllMetro Honorable Mention
Logan Knox—2014 City 3rd Place, All Metro Honorable Mention
Dylan Verret—2014 City 5th Place, 2014 State 3rd Place, AllMetro Honorable Mention
Michael Ensminger, Ian Harter and Dylan Verret—Captains
DANCE TEAM:
Whitney Banker—Warrior Tradition
Whitney Banker and Haley Hoffer—Captains
ST. MICHAEL ANNUAL AUCTION AND GALA
“A BLACK AND RED CARPET AFFAIR”
St. Michael High School presented the “Black and Red Carpet Affair” Annual Auction and Gala. A movie premiere like stepand-repeat entrance, professional photography as people entered, and exclusive seating were the elements of the theme on
Saturday, March 15 for the 20th Annual St. Michael High School Auction Social held in the school gymnasium. This year, a
red carpet entrance greeted attendees, Better Than Nobody was the live entertainment for the night, and the VIP treatment of
the step-and-repeat were the additions to the usual silent and live auction supper.
Sponsors for the evening included River City’s One Hour Air, First Bank & Trust, ISC Industrial Instrumentation and Electrical Services, Brian Harris Auto Group, Campus Federal Credit Union, and Grace & Hebert Architects. Several restaurants
and caterers were kind enough to donate food for the event, such as Rotolo’s, Hi Nabor, City Café and Veron’s Sausage with
beverages provided by Calandro’s Supermarket, Mockler Beverage, Crescent Crown Distributing, Coca-Cola of Baton
Rouge, and Community Coffee.
“This event could have never gone off as well without the tireless work of our event committee and Advancement Department, specifically the hard work of Alumni Director Rebecca Landry and Angie Simoneaux,” said St Michael High School
Advancement Director Josh Galasso.
“Some of the more exciting auction items were a full home air purifying system (donated by One Hour Air), a week-long vacation at Heart Six Dude Ranch in Jackson Hole, Wyoming (donated by the Harris Family), LSU memorabilia, original art,
fashion parties and a Kamado Joe Grill, as well as items that benefitted St. Michael students including, preferred parking,
Principal for the Day, lunch off campus, and Warrior wear among hundreds of other items.