Oasis The ESA Experience Summer 2014

Claire Daigle ‘16 Award-winning depiction of ESA’s Cade Campus

An excerpt from Dr. Baker’s remarks to the Class of 2014

You have just spent the last 4 or 7 or for some of you 10 years at ESA, a school that says, “stay in the struggle,” or “it’s not if you fail, but how you respond to that failure that’s important,” or to quote another famous philosopher, “it’s not the size of the dog in the fight, but the size of the fight in the dog that matters.” So, what does this ESA diploma really mean?

Well, I’ll tell you a little secret. Just like the other 3.2 million seniors who graduated this year, you will receive a diploma. And, while ours is particularly nice, it’s nothing more than a piece of paper that will eventually end up in a box in your parent’s attic. What is important about this day is that it marks your completion of the ESA Experience. That means something slightly different for each one of you, but in your time here, you have been part of a culture of excellence. This culture didn’t and doesn’t just happen accidentally. It is something that has to be built every day; it is the ESA bubble, and it requires intentionality, just as living a meaningful life requires intentionality.

• You’ve grown up in this bubble surrounded by passionate mentors who have nurtured and helped develop your curiosity about the world. What an advantage your parents have given you! Be worthy of your advantages.

• You’ve grown up in this bubble where the counter cultural lesson is taught that failure is an opportunity to grow. Don’t forget that lesson.

• You may have seen these statistics recently. In the United States, if your family income is greater than $90,000 per year, you have a 1 in 2 chance of obtaining a college degree by the time you’re 24. If your family income is between $60,000 - $90,000, you have a 1 in 4 chance. If your family income is less than $37,000, you have a 1 in 17 chance. These numbers should bother you unless you believe that intelligence and talent are distributed in the same way that wealth is. ESA was founded on the premise that we should offer this incredible educational opportunity to those who might not be able to afford it. You’ve grown up in this bubble of service to others. So, serve your fellow man, and give to the Tates-Tutwiler Endowment that supports this important mission of the school.

• Finally, you’ve grown up in this bubble where you are defined by your honor and integrity. Take that into the world and teach others by your actions.

As you commence and scatter to the wind, make for yourselves extraordinary lives. And bring the bubble. Now I know that Mr. Tutwiler would correct me and say take the bubble, but I’m way too enamored of the alliteration, so I’ll say, bring the bubble with you. Make the world a little more like this special place. Congratulations class of 2014.

From the Headmaster

“Bring the bubble with you.”

Headmaster’s Award Recipient Carla Dibbs (3rd from left)

Carla’s accomplishment in academics, athletics and service speak for them-selves: National Merit Scholarship Winner, AP Scholar with Distinction, Honor Council President, All-State Volleyball MVP and Louisiana Coaches’ Association Player of the Year. Yet, as Dr. Baker noted in presenting her with the award, “even when she seemed to be pulled in a million different directions, she brought a gentleness, humility, dignity, and calm to everything she did. She is forever helping people out, lifting them up, pulling the rest of us a little closer to meeting her high standards.” Carla will attend Columbia University, where she will play volleyball.

Senior Commencement 2014National Merit Finalists Carla Dibbs, Willis Dunlap and Phil Philliber

Yearbook Award Sara Babineaux

Theatre Award Willis Dunlap

Senior Art Show Award Guneez Ibrahim

Music Award Rob Knox

Literature Award Marcelle Fournet

Science Award Carla Dibbs

Math Award Carla Dibbs

History Award Logan Istre

Cecile Garboushian Award Katie Como

Patriotism Award Katie Como and Willis Dunlap

Sidney Hebert Athlete of the Year Elasha Williams

Bishop and Mrs. Henton Award Guneez Ibrahim

Tom Olverson Award Elasha Williams

Bishop’s Medal Carla Dibbs

Headmaster’s Award Andrew Broussard and Carla Dibbs

Sara Babineaux, Sade’ Simien, Carla Dibbs and Marcelle Fournet

Elasha Williams Tom Olverson Award Recipient and Sidney Hebert Athlete of the Year

Elasha led the Girls’ Track Team to a State Runner-Up berth this spring with 1st place finishes in the Triple Jump and 400 Meter Dash, a 4th place finish in the Long Jump, and a 6th place finish in the 200 Meter Dash. A two-time All-State volleyball player, she was named to the All-State Track & Field team too. A high achiever in academics as well as athletics, Elasha also gave her time to Honor Council and to helping out friends and younger students. Elasha will attend Rhodes College where she will play volleyball and compete in track & field. She plans to pursue a career as an orthopaedic surgeon.

“My favorite thing about ESA is the connection with the teachers. It has been an unforgettable experience, a place where you value your education and your peers.”

Andrew Broussard, Headmaster’s Award Recipient

Dr. Baker calls Drew Broussard the heart of the Class of 2014. A student who makes teachers proud, he rises to every challenge, and never fails to ask how and why. But his greatest gift is in leadership. From class president to tennis player to volunteer, Drew is the person who makes the difference. “The world needs more people like Drew,” says Dr. Baker. “Individuals who do what is right because they know it is, who do not cut corners or compromise their integrity to find the easy way out, who accept responsi-bility for not only themselves but others.” Drew will be meeting challenges with a smile in the Honors Program at LSU.

Guneez Ibrahim, Bishop and Mrs. Henton Award and Senior Art Show Award Recipient

Guneez led ESA as president of the student body this year. Thoughtful, intellectual and kind, Guneez leads through honesty and caring. Dean of Students Lori Bush says, “Guneez chooses to always see the best in people and develops meaningful relationships.” Of her art, Senior Art Show juror Alicia Faciane remarked, “The graceful execution of each piece was the lure that pulled me in to find more.” Guneez will attend the University of Texas at Austin, where she plans to study Product Design.

“You are in control of your relationships with people. You can make them stronger. Teachers I have reached out to have reached back. Because ESA is a small community, you become best friends with all of your classmates. They become your family.”

ESA Supermom Margaret Broussard

Class of 2014

Barry University ~ Baylor University - Honors ~ Birmingham-Southerm College ~ Centenary College of Louisiana ~ College of Charleston Colorado School of Mines ~ Colorado School of Mines ~ Columbia University ~ Dallas Baptist University ~ Elon University Emory University ~ Florida Atlantic University ~ Florida International University ~ Fordham University ~ Hendrix College

High Point University ~ Lehigh University ~ Louisiana Tech ~ Loyola University New Orleans ~ LSU ~ LSU - Honors ~ Millsaps College ~ Mississippi College - Honors ~ New York University ~ North Carolina State University - Honors ~ Northeastern University

Oglethorpe University ~ Rhodes College ~ Samford University ~ Savannah College of Art & Design ~ Southern Methodist University Southern Methodist University - Honors ~ Southwestern University ~ Spring Hill College ~ St. Edward's University ~ Syracuse University

Texas A&M University ~ Texas Christian University ~ Texas Christian University - Honors ~ Tulane University Tulane University - Honors ~ University of Alabama ~ University of Louisiana - Lafayette ~ University of Louisiana - Lafayette - Honors

University of Louisiana - Monroe ~ University of Mississippi ~ University of South Carolina ~ University of Texas at Austin University of Texas at Dallas ~ University of the SouthVirginia Tech ~ Wake Forest University ~ Washington & Lee University

ESA's 43 seniors are accepted to 49 college and university programs and have been awarded over $3 million in merit scholarships not including TOPS.

Canterbury Cathedral Senior Trip 2014

Quiz Bowl Award Mallory Gaspard Library Award Zach LeBoeuf Solomon House Volunteer Award Willis Dunlap English I Tolson Frantzen English II Luke Bravo English III Jillian Chen Omar Munshi English IV Guneez Ibrahim Eclectic AwardMarcelle Fournet Geometry Libby Menard Geometry (H) Tolson Frantzen Algebra II Carly Hebert Algebra II (H) Gabe Olivier Pre-Calculus Anne Marie Stokes Pre-Calculus (H) Drake Broussard Calculus (H) Kennedy Lewis AP Calculus AB Mateo Atwi AP Calculus BC Carla Dibbs AP Statistics Ann Mallavarapu Physics I Davis Curry Gabe Olivier

Senior Physics Carla Dibbs Physics II Ethan Istre Biology Maya Loney AP Biology Omar Munshi Biology II (H) Anatomy & Physiology Katie Como Chemistry Carly Hebert Chemistry (H) Mallory Gaspard Chemistry II (H) Ethan Istre Environmental Science Sadé Simien World History Tracey Dibbs Gabe Olivier Western Civilization Zach LeBoeuf U.S. History James McElligott AP European HistoryWillis Dunlap Henry Schneider AP U.S. History Carla Dibbs French I Landon Lingle French II William Viator French II (H) Michael Jindia French III Henry Schneider French III (H) Luke Bravo French IV Mallory Gaspard

Spanish I Mary Katherine Loos Spanish II Teddie Swize Spanish III Ann Mallavarapu Spanish III (H) Ethan Thibodeaux Spanish IV Marie Claire DeKeyzer

Theatre I Rob Knox Advanced Theatre Alycee Moity Musical Theatre Blythe Bull Band Luke Bravo Peyton Feuer Upper School Chorus Mateo Atwi Moses Kitakule Heather Magann LA Music Educators Association Academic All-State Award in Band – Choir – Jazz Orchestra Moses Kitakule Scholar Athletes 9th – Tracey Dibbs, Michael Jindia, Tolson Frantzen 10th – Luke Bravo, Brittany Chen 11th – Drake Broussard, Jillian Chen, Moses Kitakule 12th – Katie Como, William Guidry Overall – Andrew Broussard, Carla Dibbs Sidney Hebert Award Alex Plauché Elasha Williams

Rensselaer Medal Mateo Atwi Harvard Book Award Omar Munshi Yale Book Award Drake Broussard

Sewanee Book Award Audrey Gutierrez Smith College Book Award Mallory Gaspard Tulane Book Award Claire Storment DAR Award Willis Dunlap

Upper School Awards

For this year’s spring musical, students performed Grease, with Rob Knox ’14 as Danny and Carly Hebert ’15 as Sandy. Middle and Upper School stu-dents rounded out the cast and brought down the house!

6th Grade

Reading Writing Workshop Harper GunnHistory Michael dela RosaMath Zoe LeBoeufMath Honors Michael dela Rosa7th Grade Math Honors Karan BakerScience Emily MinvielleFrench Harper Gunn7th Grade French Michael dela RosaSpanish Braxton EnglishArt Isabelle BerthelotMusic Caitlin Chen

7th Grade

English Theo WindsorGeography Ewan Todt-TutchenerMath Luke NaquinScience Joshua Feist8th Grade French I Joshua FeistSpanish Lucas BlanchardArt Theo WindsorMusic Macie MontéDrama Samantha WithersDrama Casey Swize

8th Grade

English Abby LangfordHistory Abby LangfordAlgebra I Tucker ArkinAlgebra I Honors Mark DibbsScience Mark DibbsFrench II Honors Mark DibbsFrench II Honors Story FrantzenFrench III Abby LangfordSpanish Breigh RodriguezSpanish I Keith SimienSpanish II Honors Jacob CamdenSpanish II Honors Ben GomezMusic Pablo PellerinMusic Ben GomezDrama Brittan FaltermanDrama Oliver Vreeland

Athletes of the YearVictoria KinslandOliver Vreeland

6th Grade CitizenshipMcKenna Miller

7th Grade Citizenship Samantha Withers

8th Grade Citizenship Samantha Jindia

Martha Annan Cooper Award Leigh Stokes

Valerie Marsalis Cox Award Mark Dibbs

Middle School Awards

Balance - Mark’s teachers and coaches say he exhibits it in everything he does. From basketball to music to Quiz Bowl to academics, he knows when to be serious and when to have fun. He works hard, takes risks and learns from his mistakes - all while helping his classmates and friends do their best too. Mark’s favorite thing about ESA is the athletics because team-mates share a connection in a way that embodies ESA. “As with clubs and other groups,” he says, “our athletics really show that ESA is like a team.” Mark plans to pursue a career in medicine or science.

“Students really get to choose how ESA functions. We’re are at the top and the bottom of the pyramid – both choosing what we want to do and choosing to obey, not being forced to do something by some-one else. ”

Valerie Marsalis Cox Award Recipient

Mark Dibbs

Headmaster’s AwardMaggie Shuffler

St. Barnabas AwardArden FrantzenLuke LeGoullon

Math OlympiadTate BroussardArden FrantzenRyan DalyHaley WaddellBrooks PrejeanQuinn JordanAmélie HuvalLily DoréAli MunshiMaggie ShufflerMadeline OestriecherJosie MovassaghiAline MalekLuke LeGoullonChristian Herpin

National French ContestIan AllamElena AlvaradoRavi BakerOlivia FaulBenjamin KruegerRayn AliCade BarfieldMadelyn CarpenterGraycee ClineSydney DawsonCaymann DominiqueEthan HarsonBruno SmithAva AllamArden FrantzenAmélie HuvalTaylor GuillotteIan FaulAli MunshiAnna SchneiderPeyton StokleyLily Wu-LaudunKashmala AsadTate BroussardChristian HerpinAline MalekMaggie Shuffler

Lower School Awards

A dedicated and creative student, Maggie shines in the classroom and out through her leadership style. She’s the first to jump into projects, but makes sure to pull others along with her, including her teachers. She wrote a part for teacher Deb Cochran into a skit during the Wyoming trip, then gave Ms. Deb a pep talk to make sure she gave her best performance. At ESA since kindergarten, Maggie says the enrichment clusters are the best thing about the Lower School. Her favorite was the business cluster, where she helped to put together and sell a Boredom Buster kit with kinetic sand, dice and cards to keep students entertained in the summer. She’s look-ing forward to being outdoors and having more independence in Middle School. A short story writer, Maggie plans to write scripts for movies and plays.

“ESA is not like other schools - in a good way!”

Lower School Headmaster’s Award Recipient Maggie Shuffler

St. Barnabas Award recipient Arden Frantzen is the third member of her family (yes, they are all ESA students) to take first place in the annual Letters About Literature writing contest sponsored by the Louisiana Center for the Book of the State Library of Louisiana.

Ella Cassulo, Arden Frantzen and Haley Waddell

Tate with the Ornithology group

ESA’s fifth graders served as student researchers at the Teton Science School in Kelly, Wyoming this May. In ESA’s 7th year with the program, the students and teachers spent the week hiking, snow-shoe-ing and exploring the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystems. They tracked large ungulates wildlife, learned about radio telemetry, collected macro invertebrates, created an insect museum, identified 20+ species of birds, visited the historical museum, and learned about the meaning of stewardship through a willow planting project.

Tate Broussard, Ornithologist-in-Training Ornithology group member Tate Broussard discovered that, “there is more than one way nature has to protect itself against people and other things. Aspen trees have their natural sunscreen; sagebrush is bitter in case anyone would want to eat it.” One of the highlights of the trip: “when Ms. Claire came running into the cabin yelling, ‘There’s a moose outside of the cabin,’ and seeing everyone stream out. It was right there!” Tate hopes to be an inventor or a video game design-er. He likes art because “there are so many possibilities of what you can create. Origami is my personal favorite, but there are so many other things you can do.”

“I learned that I could be a lot more adventurous. When I originally decided to go on the trip, I wasn’t sure I wanted to but when I got there it was awesome.”

Fifth Grade Wyoming Trip

From Dr. Baker’s June 2014 Blog When we built the new Lower School campus, we needed an altar for chapel services. A few years ago, we replaced the wooden decking that ran alongside one of the original plantation buildings in Cade. The walkway was made of old, rough-cut 2 x 12 lumber. Mr. Carl Smith stored that wood and when I mentioned building an altar, he suggested we use the pieces he had saved. He asked Mr. Gaylon Deville to plane the wood and make it smooth. The planks turned out to be beautiful old Douglas fir. Lower School Head Anne Johnson suggested that I partner with the 4th grade for this project. The students were really excited. It would be a gift to the school that would be used for years, much like the altar at the Cade campus. They also wanted to keep it a secret, and present the altar to the school as part of their 4th grade year-end chapel. We asked Head of Maintenance Jason Mejias to bring the Cade altar to the Lafayette Campus, and we measured it and saw how it was constructed. Handcrafted by Owen Reamer, a USL English professor, the Cade altar has been used since the school was first opened. We were inspired by this original piece, and we set about to create a design, draw plans, and make supply lists. My neighbor, Serge Renoux, donated the use of his wood shop and he gave us an old cypress beam for the altar legs. Each of the students helped cut the wood for the altar, assemble it, sand it, and stain it.

“I feel like many more people were involved in this project, from Mr. Sidney Hebert who probably built the original walkway, to Mr. Reamer, to the thousands of people who walked across those boards over the last 35 years. I am so proud of our 4th grade students who are continuing the legacy of giving part of their lives to ESA. Without each person playing his/her part in this story, the altar would not have been built. It is beautiful without knowing anything about how it came to be, but to me, it is priceless.”

The Story of the Altar

The 2014-2015 ESA Development Office

Linda Dautreuil, DevelopmentAngie Broussard, CommunicationsKellie Kinsland, Grants and EventsJulie Babineaux, Development and

Admissions Assistant Please feel free to call or email with

questions, ideas and updates!

This Report of Gifts is a publica-tion of the Episcopal School of Acadiana Development Office. The report lists gifts for fiscal year 2013, made between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014.

Every effort has been made to en-sure that this report is accurate and complete. If you made a gift be-tween July of 2013 and June of 2014 and your name has been omitted, misspelled, or listed incorrectly, please accept our sincere apologies and advise us of the error by calling 337.365.1416 or emailing ldautreuil@ESAcadiana.com.

Annual Report of Giving2013-2014

Abbeville Family PartnershipAcadiana Bottling Company, Inc.Acadiana Dodge Chrysler Jeep RamMr. and Mrs. Steve AfemanMr. and Mrs. Ryan Ahrabi, '88Albertsons Community PartnersMr. and Mrs. Mark R. AlexanderMr. and Mrs. Ramsey AliDr. Mohamad Allam and Dr. Kelly CobbDr. and Mrs. Barrett C. AlldredgeMr. and Mrs. Joshua B. AllenMr. and Mrs. Daniel AlvaradoAmerica's CharitiesMr. R. Thad AndressAnonymousARC Energy EquipmentMr. and Mrs. George Arceneaux IIIMr. and Mrs. Jason J. ArceneauxMr. and Mrs. Blair J. ArdeneauxAries Marine CorporationMr. and Mrs. Lewis AshbeyDr. Walter L. AsseffDrs. Celina and Jibran E. AtwiMr. and Mrs. Randall J. BabineauxMr. and Mrs. Ken BackDr. and Mrs. Paul BakerDr. Vina Baker and Mr. Brian BakerMr. and Mrs. Gary T. BakerMr. Brian Ballinger and Mrs. Jeanne Broussard Ballinger, '90Ms. Annie O. Bares, '09Mr. and Mrs. Casey BarfieldMrs. Nancy BarrasMr. and Mrs. Richard A. BarronMr. Eddie Barry, '99Mr. Richard E. Baudouin III, '97Dr. Luis F. Salcedo and Ms. Erin E. BauerBayou Anesthesia CorporationMr. and Mrs. Bruce D. BeachDr. and Mrs. Al Beacham

Mr. and Mrs. Tim J. BearbMr. and Mrs. Jeffry P. BegnaudDr. and Mrs. Suresh BelameMr. Joshua A. Benton, '93Mr. and Mrs. Brett Berard, '01Mr. and Mrs. Randy J. BerardMr. and Mrs. Steven J. BernardBernard's Apiaries, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Jon D. BerthelotMs. Christina M. BesseMr. and Mrs. Bret C. Beyer, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. James A. Billeaud, Jr.Ms. Jean A. BilleaudMr. and Mrs. John BlackwellMr. and Mrs. Henry E. BlakeMr. and Mrs. Richard P. BlanchardBlanchard's Office & Educational SuppliesMr. and Mrs. Christopher R. BlancoMr. and Mrs. Gene BlevinsMs. Lindy A. Blevins, '97Mr. Charles BoggsDr. Jane F. BoninMr. and Mrs. Matthew D. Bordelon, '88Mr. and Mrs. Jerry BouchnerMr. and Mrs. Mark A. BoudreauxMr. Carroll Boudreaux, '97Mr. Jean-Paul BoullionMr. and Mrs. Scott Bourg, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Doss R. BourgeoisMr. and Mrs. Mike BourgeoisMr. and Mrs. Andy J. BourqueMrs. Alicia BouyDr. and Mrs. Charles Bowers IIIBox Tops for EducationDr. and Mrs. James D. BoydMr. and Mrs. Michael H. BoyerMr. and Mrs. Azman K. BravoBravo Therapy Services, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Jason A. BreauxMr. and Mrs. Brannon Breaux

A huge thank you to everyone who contributed to ESA in 2013-2014. Your gifts of time, talents, treasure and enthusiasm strengthen and enrich our community!

ESA’s new Development Director Linda Dautreuil with daughter and ESA Visual Arts instructor Jennifer Desormeaux Graycheck ‘01

Mr. and Mrs. Jon M. BreauxMr. Paul Azar and Ms. Marie-Anne N. Breaux, '96Mr. and Mrs. Ken BridgesMs. Elizabeth T. Brooks, '00Dr. and Mrs. Emile D. BroussardMr. and Mrs. Charlie BroussardMr. and Mrs. Michael J. BroussardMr. and Mrs. Samuel S. BroussardMr. and Mrs. Todd BroussardMr. and Mrs. V. Kenneth BroussardMr. J. Barton Broussard and Mrs. Tracy D. Broussard, '86Mr. Mark Broussard and Mrs. Angie C. Broussard, '90The Hon. and Mrs. Marcus A. Broussard, Jr.Drs. Jil and Kennell Brown, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. BrownMrs. Martha B. BrownBrown & Brown of Louisiana, LLCDrs. Carolyn and Harry BruderMr. and Mrs. Miles S. Bruder, '00Mrs. Frances R. BurbankMr. and Mrs. John Burke

Mr. Warren Burke, '89 and Mrs. Monique SoileauMr. and Mrs. David BurnsDr. and Mrs. Victor B. BushMr. Richard Cagley and Mrs. Jackie P. Cagley, '85Dr. and Mrs. Joseph CaldwellMs. Cynthia D. CamelMr. and Mrs. Bertrand L. CarboCardiology Specialists of AcadianaDrs. Delecia and Floyd Carey, Jr.Mrs. Ann R. CarmanMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey K. CarpenterDr. Sybil J. Carter and Mr. Jacoby CarterMr. and Mrs. Mark CascioMr. and Mrs. Frank C. CassuloDr. and Mrs. Thomas A. CastilleMr. and Mrs. Collin CastilleMr. Chris Catlett and Mrs. Laurie A. Catlett, '84Cato EnterprisesMr. and Mrs. Jack CaughleyDr. and Mrs. Nick CavrosMr. and Mrs. Waldo E. Cecil

Mr. Joseph Chan and Mrs. Ching Ly Chan, '88Mr. Richard Chappuis, Jr.Mr. Scott B. Chappuis, '97 and Mrs. Lacie M. Chappuis, '00Mr. and Mrs. John ChatmanDr. and Mrs. Y. Jeffrey ChenDr. and Mrs. Douglas M. ChessonChevron Matching Gift ProgramMr. and Mrs. Scott G. Chrysler, Jr.Mr. Cameron Clark and Mrs. Michelle R. Clark, '00Mr. Richard Latiolais and Mrs. Margaret CoadyMs. Debra CochranMr. Stig Colberg and Mrs. Kelin Pickard Colberg, '86Dr. James L. Cole and Mrs. Jennifer E. Cole, '84Dr. and Mrs. Stephen A. CollinsCommunity Coffee Co.Community Foundation of AcadianaMr. and Mrs. Brady L. ComoMs. Elizabeth Conlin

Mr. Kenneth W. ConnerMr. and Mrs. Marcus ConstantineMr. and Mrs. Richard J. ConwayMr. Sean Cook, '84 and Ms. Sari HaraDr. Stuart Cornwell and Ms. Sandra ThompsonMr. and Mrs. Richard CounceMs. Gladys J. CouvillionMr. and Mrs. Robert W. CowanMr. Henry Cowen Jr.Mr. Kelly G. CoxMr. and Mrs. Christopher D. CringDr. and Mrs. Terry A. CromwellMr. and Mrs. Tyson A. Cromwell, '96Drs. Suzan and Timothy CroughanMr. Bill Croughan, '11Mr. Pete Croughan, '08Ms. Carolyn Croughan, '09Mrs. Yvonne CullomDrs. Karen G. and Thomas D. CurryCypress Bayou CasinoDr. and Mrs. Wayne P. Daigle

Thanks to everyone who volunteered, do-nated, attended, purchased and supported Spring Fling 2014. The event raised over $185,000 — much-needed funds that the Parent-Faculty Group donated to ESA to help us get closer to our Annual Fund goal, remodel the gym locker rooms and pur-chase two additional activity buses like the one shown at right, loaded up to take the volleyball team to state. We will now have two buses for each campus to make field trips, athletic events, academic competi-tions and service projects possible.

Thank you to Chair Debbie Burns and the team of volunteers who worked so hard to make our 9th Spring Fling a success!

Spring Fling 2014

Dr. and Mrs. Kevin DalyDr. Jennifer C. Daly and Mr. Sean T. DalyDr. and Mrs. Jack S. DamicoMr. and Mrs. Dennis P. d'AquinMr. and Mrs. Paul E. ConoverDr. Kimberly Smith-Dauterive and Mr. Phillip Dauterive, Jr.Ms. Linda V. DautreuilMr. and Mrs. Aaron J. DavisMr. and Mrs. John M. DawsonMr. and Mrs. Deke DeKerlegandMr. and Mrs. Joe DelahoussayeMs. Nadia dela HoussayeMr. and Mrs. Wayne DelcambreMr. and Mrs. Minos DeRouenMs. Suzette DesormeauxMr. and Mrs. Gaylon K. DevilleDr. and Mrs. Michael DibbsDr. Jordan Kellman and Dr. Maribel DietzMr. and Mrs. Anthony K. DillaneDr. Ann Dobie and Mr. Walter DobieMr. Charles A. DobieDr. Sally DobynsMs. Amanda K. Dobyns, '93Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dore III

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. DoréDrs. Kim and Otis DrewDrilling Innovative Solutions, LLCMr. and Mrs. Harvey W. DuboisDr. and Mrs. James A. Dunlap IIIMr. and Mrs. John R. Dupré, Jr.Ms. C. Palmyre DupreDr. and Mrs. Gene DupreeDwight Andrus InsuranceMr. and Mrs. Gerald K. EbanksMr. and Mrs. Reuben D. EganMr. and Mrs. Simon I. EidMs. Mona ElkhansaMr. and Mrs. C. Houston ElkinsMr. and Mrs. Randy S. EnglishEshaan International, Inc.Dr. James Etheredge and Rev. Ann B. EtheredgeExcellent Drivers Academy LLCMs. Alicia FacianeDr. and Mrs. Claud B. FallisDr. and Mrs. James Falterman, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Falterman, Sr.Mrs. Lorayne FaltermanDr. and Mrs. Timothy D. FaulMr. and Mrs. Ronny J. FaulkMs. Amy A. Feeler

Ms. Abigail Feinberg, '09Ms. Kathryn E. Fernandez, '03Fertility & Women's Health Center of LouisianaField of Dreams Sports Bar & GrillMs. Joyce R. FinckeMs. Katherine A. FisherMr. and Mrs. Charles G. Fitzgerald, '92Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. FlynnMr. and Mrs. Keith FontenotForrest A. Garb & Associates, Inc.Ms. Blair Foster, '09Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. FrancezMr. and Mrs. Benjamin Frank, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Kohlar Frantzen, '87Mrs. Nita FrantzenMr. and Mrs. Clint Freeland, '86Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. FrugéMr. and Mrs. Reese FullerMr. Rob Fuller and Mrs. Melissa D. Fuller, '03Mr. and Mrs. Charles FuselierMs. Elizabeth A. Fuselier, '88Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. GabourelDr. and Mrs. Philip GachassinMr. David C. Bordes and Mrs. Anne Gaiennie

Mrs. Elizabeth GaiennieMs. Jamie GaitherGallineau Finance, LLCMrs. Karen GambelMr. and Mrs. Mark T. GarberMr. and Mrs. Anthony J. GaspardDr. Mary Jane Gates and Mr. D. Royce GatesMr. and Mrs. B. Earl GatesMr. and Mrs. Edward G. GauthierMs. Ginger GauthierMr. and Mrs. Warrdell X. GerhartMr. Ned Germany Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James P. GilfoilMr. and Mrs. William M. GilfoilMr. and Mrs. Gerald D. GillenGirl Scout Troop #59Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. GladneyMr. Gus Godchaux, '07Mr. and Mrs. David C. GomezMr. and Mrs. Ricky GomezMr. and Mrs. Gregg GothreauxMr. Julien S. Gradnigo, '06Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Granberry, '98Mr. Andrew C. Graycheck and Mrs. Jennifer D. Graycheck, '01

ESA sixth graders get their feet wet with hands-on marine science at the Institute for Marine Mammal Studies in Gulfport, Mis-sissippi. During the two-day trip, they visit with scientists, get up close and personal with stingrays and sharks at the Institute, examine marine life in the local waters and even spend some time kayaking. With sixth graders coming to Cade from the ESA Lower School, Epiphany Day School in New Iberia and other area schools, the trip also helps to strengthen the friendships they’ve formed throughout the year.

A Net Gain

Greater Houston Community FoundationMr. and Mrs. Jack L. GrothMs. Alexandra GrubbsMr. Colin M. Grussing, '03Mr. and Mrs. Joshua T. Guagliardo, '03Mr. and Mrs. James GuglielmoMr. and Mrs. Dean J. Guidry, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. James Guidry, Jr.Ms. Charla GuidryMs. Lillian Guidry, '06Mr. Anthony GuiffredaMr. and Mrs. Dustin M. GuillotteMs. Yvonne R. HaightMr. and Mrs. Hansford G. HairDr. and Mrs. Dan HanbyDr. Duncan F. Hanby and Dr. Jennifer DaigleHarmon Roy Family Education Foundation, Inc.Ms. Jane Y. HarrisMr. and Mrs. Jeremy HarsonMr. and Mrs. Jeremy HarsonDr. Matthew E. Hayes, '01Dr. Phebe A. Hayes and Mr. Harold G. HayesMr. and Mrs. Randy K. HaynieDr. and Mrs. Christopher HebertDrs. Charice M. and Richard L. Hebert IIMr. and Mrs. Larry C. HebertMr. and Mrs. Timothy W. HebertMrs. Dorothy HebertMr. James Henderson and Mrs. Melissa C. Henderson, '84Mrs. E.R. HensleyMr. and Mrs. J. Greg HernandezMr. and Mrs. Lloyd HernandezMr. and Mrs. Mark C. Herpin, Sr.Ms. Lila Heymann, '83Mr. and Mrs. Greg Hidalgo

Mrs. Joanie HillMs. Elizabeth Hill, '95Hill & BeyerMs. Nancy HinzeMr. and Mrs. Curtis Hudson, '84Mr. and Mrs. Merle HudsonDr. Jason Huffman and Dr. Laurie E. Huffman, '86Dr. and Mrs. Richard HughesMr. and Mrs. Richard W. HughesMr. and Mrs. Terrance Hults, '84The Rev. Deacon Kay S. HunterDr. Myriam Hutchinson and Mr. Danny HutchinsonMr. and Mrs. Jebb L. HuvalIberia Performing Arts LeagueIberiaBankDr. and Mrs. Amir IbrahimInstrumentation & Electrical Technologies LLCMr. and Mrs. Steven JankowerMs. Lauren A. JankowerDr. and Mrs. Sanjiv K. JindiaJL Arceneaux LLCJohn Bubba Montesano Insurance Agency, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Steve JohnsonMr. Bullard JonesMr. and Mrs. Scott L. JordanMrs. Jonna S. JordanMr. and Mrs. John JoyMr. and Mrs. Brad JudiceMr. Marc W. JudiceMrs. Catherine KahnMr. and Mrs. Prent H. KallenbergerMr. and Mrs. James KaneMs. Anne KeatyMs. Gabrielle KeenanMr. and Mrs. Jeremy C. KelsoMr. and Mrs. Richard K. KennedyMr. and Mrs. Richard R. Kennedy

Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Kennedy III, '92Kenneth McCarron MD, APMCMr. and Mrs. Clinton B. KernsKinnickinnick Exploration, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Gary KinslandDr. and Mrs. P.R. KiplingerMrs. June E. KirklandDr. and Mrs. Moses M. KitakuleMr. Pete KlentosMr. and Mrs. George R. Knox, Sr., '83Mr. Willard KnoxMr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Kochansky, '86Mr. and Mrs. William A. KyleMs. Claire LaCroixMr. and Mrs. Ward F. LaFleurLahasky Medical ClinicMs. DeLaine C. LaHayeLands' End, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. David P. LapeyrouseMs. Elise J. LaPointe, '02Ms. Lizzy LaPointe, '03Dr. Tracy J. Vogler and Dr. Leah Larkin, '86Ms. Cynthia LassalleMr. Gannon Lasseigne, '89Dr. John Laudun and Dr. Yung-Hsing WuMr. and Mrs. Rodney LavergneDr. and Mrs. Christopher D. LawrenceDr. and Mrs. Dave LawrenceDr. E.H. Leatherman and Ms. Sandra L. FlemmonsMr. Kurt LeBlancMs. Mary F. LeBlancMr. and Mrs. Daniel LeBoeufMr. Lucas Lee and Mrs. Maggie L. Lee, '03Mr. Emile Legendre, '09

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew LeGoullonMr. and Mrs. Dave LeGoullonMr. and Mrs. Troy J. LeJeuneDr. and Mrs. Jon D. LeleuxMr. and Mrs. Martin T. LeonardMrs. Nancy T. LewisMs. Barbara LewisMs. Carmella A. LewisMr. and Mrs. Ben LandryMr. and Mrs. Mark W. LipariMrs. Courtenay LittlefieldMr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Longman, Jr.Mrs. Helen LoosMr. and Mrs. Douglas K. LouckeLouisiana Furniture GalleryMr. Robert D. LoweMr. Chase A. LudeauMr. Siao Eung Ly, '90 and Mrs. Sandra ZhangMrs. Vivian Zheng and Mr. Siao Y. Ly, '92Mabel's Labels, Inc.Mr. Daniel Macken and Mrs. Eleanor T. Macken, '98The Rt. Rev. and Mrs. D. B. MacPhersonDr. and Mrs. Timothy MagannMs. Diana MagginiMr. and Mrs. Bill MajeauDr. and Mrs. Christopher T. MallavarapuDr. and Mrs. Joshua M. V. Mammen, '93Mr. Peter Manganello and Mrs. Megan S. Dobyns, '99Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. MasurMaternal Fetal Medicine of Acadiana, APMCMr. Roland Matte, '09Mr. and Ms. Stephen C. MayDr. and Mrs. Scott D. Mayers, '95

Mr. and Mrs. Michael MayeuxDr. and Mrs. Kenneth McCarronDr. and Mrs. C.B. McCauleyDrs. Joslyn and Kristoffer McCoyMcCoy PsychiatryMr. and Mrs. Earl McDaniel, Jr.Mr. Mark F. McDonnell, '13Mr. and Mrs. Brett McGeheeMr. and Mrs. Matthew F. McKenzie, '97Mr. and Mrs. William McKinnon III, '86Mr. and Mrs. Kyle McNamara, '93Mr. and Mrs. Loren T. McNeelyMs. Amy Meche, '06Mech-Tech Engineering, LLCMr. and Mrs. Jason R. MejiasMr. and Mrs. Charles MelchiorMs. Terri MeltonMr. and Mrs. Toby MenardMesa Energy, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Don P. MeyerMI Exploration LLCMichael K. Judice M.D., Ltd.Michot Consulting, LLCDr. and Mrs. Alexandre Miller, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Ken MillerMrs. Cindy MillerMs. Holly D. Miller, '89Ms. Liz MillerMs. Madison Miller, '09Mr. and Mrs. Jerome MillsMrs. Carol S. MoloneyMr. Joseph A. Monica, Jr. and Mrs. Erin E. Reed Monica, '90Mr. and Mrs. L. John Monteleone IIIMr. and Mrs. Nicholas MonteleoneMr. and Mrs. Braxton I. Moody IIIMr. and Mrs. Jerome Moroux, '97Mr. and Mrs. Stephen MorrowMr. and Mrs. Ron Mount, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Mouton

Mr. Mitchell J. Mouton and Mrs. Ginger Courvelle Mouton, '95Mr. and Mrs. Eric Movassaghi, '91Mr. Max MuellerDr. Ilyas G. Munshi and Dr. Farha KhanMr. and Mrs. G. King Munson, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. MussoMrs. Katherine H. MyersMr. and Mrs. Steve NailsMs. Morgan E. Naquin, '13Ms. Lauren A. Nelson, '04Ms. Kathy A. NewmanMr. and Mrs. Shane NewtonMr. and Mrs. Stephen Nickel, '91Mrs. Yvonne NickelDrs. Stella and Jacque F. NoelNordic Oil USA, LLLPMr. and Mrs. Andrew M. NorthNorthwestern Mutual FoundationMr. and Mrs. Michael A. NorvellMs. Robin Norvell, '98Novartis Matching Gift CenterMr. and Mrs. Sven OertelMr. and Mrs. Joseph R. OlivierOnebane Law FirmMr. Harold G. OsbornMs. Kathleen O'ShaughnessyMr. Tokunbo Olaleye and Ms. Ronke OsibajoP.G.S. Investments, LLCMr. and Mrs. Anthony R. ParrisMr. and Mrs. James L. PateMr. and Mrs. Anthony C. PatroneMr. and Mrs. Grant C. PecoraroMr. and Mrs. Ryan P. PecoraroPediatric Specialties, A.P.M.C.Mr. and Mrs. Bradley J. PellegrinPellerin Funeral Homes, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Adam T. PerryPFG - ESA Parent Faculty GroupMrs. Elizabeth L. PhamMr. and Mrs. Tyron D. Picard

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory M. PickettMr. and Mrs. Alexis R. Pierre IIIMr. and Mrs. Roger A. PisaniPlatinum Chemicals, LLCMr. and Mrs. George Plauché, '87Mr. Samuel W. Plauché IV, '84Ms. Ashley PlauchéMr. and Mrs. Malcolm J. Poche'Ms. Marian M. PoeMr. Barbee Ponder and Mrs. Ashley A. Ponder, '88Mr. Brent Pooler, '92 and Mrs. Mandi G. Pooler, '92Mr. and Mrs. Joey PoretPower Performance, Inc.Dr. Joseph B. Prejean, '86 and Mr. Derrick PrejeanMr. and Mrs. Alfred C. PrellopDr. and Mrs. Rex C. PricePrudential Foundation Matching Gifts ProgramPsychiatric Association of Southwest LAMr. and Mrs. Tony PuckettMr. and Mrs. John Putnam, '85Ms. Catharine M. Pyenson, '01Dr. Allison Rader and Mr. Norris Rader IIIMr. and Mrs. Norris Rader, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Byron RaduDr. and Mrs. R. A. RadzikowskiMr. and Mrs. John Wesley Raine V, '95Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Ramsay, '83Mr. and Mrs. Dwight S. "Bo" Ramsay Ramsay EnterprisesMr. Thomas H. Rankin, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Wesley RasbearyMs. Paulette A. RawdonRay Thibodeaux Gas Line Contractors Inc.

ReachMr. and Mrs. Mitch ReedReed Building Systems, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Fred ReggieMr. Frem Reggie, '08Regions Financial CorporationRhoades Consulting LLCMr. and Mrs. Jacob RichardMr. and Mrs. Lon K. RileyDr. and Mrs. David A. RinaldiDr. and Mrs. Monty RizzoRNR Pisani, Inc.Mr. Thomas RogersMr. and Mrs. Richard RomaireMr. and Mrs. Mark RomeroMr. Garrett Rosen, '97 and Mrs. Allison P. Rosen, '95Mr. Jacob Rothman and Mrs. Colleen M. Rothman, '01Mr. and Mrs. Lane RoyDr. Sean Ryan and Mrs. Elizabeth T. Ryan, '87Dr. and Mrs. Ben SabbaghianSam Broussard Trucking Co.Sandy's Place, LLCMr. and Mrs. Bryan SavoyMr. and Mrs. George J. Schiro, Jr.Mrs. Ashleigh H. SchmidtDr. James S. Schneider and Mrs. Kellie K. Schneider, '85Dr. and Mrs. John P. SchutteMr. and Mrs. Charles SchutteMr. and Mrs. Rick ScurlockDr. and Mrs. Billy M. SeayMr. and Mrs. Matthew B. SellersMr. and Mrs. Tommy SempleMs. Alyse ShadleMr. Andrew ShenkanDr. and Mrs. Samuel H. ShufflerMs. Beverly B. SibilleMr. and Mrs. Keith SimienSimien & MiniexMr. and Mrs. Jared Simon

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Mr. Jeremy Simon, '96Dr. Vaughan Baker and Dr. Amos SimpsonMrs. Mary Buie SkeltonDr. and Mrs. Charles H. SkipperMs. Summer SlaterDr. and Mrs. C. B. SledgeDrs. Isabella and John B. Sledge IIIMr. and Mrs. Cranston SmithMr. and Mrs. Reid M. SmithSocial Financial Inc.Mr. Scott Sonnier and Mrs. Elise J. Sonnier, '98Ms. Natalie SonnierSouthwest Safety TrainingMr. and Mrs. Richard E. SpoonMs. Helen SpreaficoSt. Barnabas Episcopal ChurchSt. David's Episcopal ChurchMr. and Mrs. Christopher Stec, '94Dr. Heather E. Sterling and Mr. Shamus T. FullerMr. and Mrs. Thomas R. StewartMr. and Mrs. Patrick G. StokesMs. Shawn StokleyStone Energy CorporationDr. and Mrs. John M. StormentMr. and Mrs. Jerami F. StortzSugar Magnolia Landscaping

Ms. Josette SurrattSW LA Appraisal Practice, LLCMr. and Mrs. John SwiftMs. Kim G. SwilerTarget "Take Charge" ProgramDr. and Mrs. David TateMr. Thomas TenerDr. and Mrs. John A. TetnowskiMrs. Emily N. TheriotMr. and Mrs. Ray ThibodeauxZie S. ThomasMr. and Mrs. Jake TidwellMr. Bobby Dower and Ms. Ann M. TobolaMrs. Johnny ToceDr. Jean-Carlo Torres and Mrs. Micheline SaucierMr. Joseph L. TorresMr. and Mrs. Helaire Trahan, Jr.Ms. Gene TrahanDr. John W. Troutman and Dr. Sara M. Ritchey,'94Mr. and Mrs. Herbert TurnerMr. Keeton TurnerMr. Carrington C. Tutwiler IIIMs. Isabelle Tutwiler, '05Ms. Katie C. Tutwiler, '03Mr. David C. UnderwoodUnited Way of Larimer County

Mr. Benjamin P. Usie, '03Mr. Cris Van Dyke, '00Van Eaton & RomeroVan's Kiddie Care Inc./Office of Charitable GamingMs. Holly Vaughan, '00Mr. and Mrs. E. Warner VeillonVL Developers, LLCMr. Russell T. Voyles and Mrs. Rebecca O. Voyles, '84Dr. Thomas H. VreelandMr. and Mrs. Robert WaddellMrs. Kathleen WaguespackDr. and Mrs. James C. WalkerMr. and Mrs. Foster Walker IIIMs. Jane WallaceMr. and Mrs. Carey E. WaltonMr. and Mrs. Monty G. Warren, '84Mr. Brian Weiland and Mrs. Joyce Garboushian Weiland, '89Wells Fargo FoundationMr. and Mrs. Joel Craig WilemonMs. Bernice S. WilkensDr. and Mrs. Matthew Williams, '91Dr. and Mrs. James M. Wilson, '90Mr. and Mrs. Crayke P. WindsorMs. Meghan WingateMr. and Mrs. Wendt L. WithersMr. and Mrs. Michael D. Wood

Mr. and Mrs. Johnathon E. WrightMr. and Mrs. Fred A. WybleMr. Adam Young, '97Mr. George R. YoungMr. Jerome S. Young

Memorial gfts were given in the names of the following:Brian RhoadesSheila PriceMargo St. Julian SimienTrula RussekJames F. CooperJames HughesJim SkeltonJoyce V. WilliamsonMaedra KellmanJoseph and Juanita LagneauxClaud and Evelyn FallisPace Harris, ’92Richard and Marca HebertSawyer WhiteFr. Robert NielsenMarjorie GardnerPratt MunsonCecile GarboushianSidney HebertAnn TutwilerAmanda Earles Isaacs, ’96

ESA welcomes Pat Stokes as Chair of the Board of Trustees for 2014-2015. Pat and his wife Virginia are the parents of Anne-Marie ’15, and Leigh ’18. Owner of P.G.S. Investments, LLC, Pat served most recently as the Board’s Develop-ment Chair. “Virginia and I believe in the mission of the school as well as the unique learning environment fostered here,” says Pat. “ESA has been such a positive influence on our children. Our girls have attended ESA since the open-ing of the Lower School over nine years ago. To this day, I’m still amazed at the growth they’ve achieved academically, physically and spiritually.”

“ I am honored to serve as your Board Chair for the upcoming 2014-2015 school year. On behalf of the ESA Board of Trustees I would like to welcome back all of our ESA families. To all new students, parents and faculty, we are happy that you have joined our ESA community.”

Board of Trustees

“My favorite spot on campus is any shady place under the oaks. They remind me that I must make the most of the transitory path through this place.” - D.T.

Closing the Book on Two Extraordinary ESA Careers

This spring, Dr. David Tate and Mrs. Anne Tate officially re-tired from ESA after more than thirty years of teaching, coaching, counseling, directing, mentoring, building, digging, camping, trap-ping, laughing and sharing.

How do you say goodbye to the Tates? Most of us don’t remember an ESA without Dr. and Mrs. Tate — David and Anne — even those of us who knew her as Ms. Carradine.

Thankfully, they aren’t going far, and ESA alumni can look forward to their visits as they join Mr. Tutwiler in reaching out to ESA grads.

We invite you to be a part of a spe-cial project honoring the Tates. Dr. Paul Baker presented them with a beautiful wooden box crafted especially with them in mind. It holds a collection of farewell notes, cards, and emails.

There’s still time to add your own note. Please mail your cards and letters to the ESA Development Office, P.O. Box 380, Cade, LA 70519, or post a message on the ESA blog. Thank you, Anne and David, for giving your hearts and so much of your lives to ESA!

1984Rebecca O’Roark Voyles travelled from San Antonio for the Triple Alumni Reunion reception after graduation in May. She and her husband, Russell, live only minutes away from classmate Missy Collins Henderson and her husband, James, who also attended the gathering!

1985Betsy Capps is moving to Dallas, where she will run the Van Cleef and Arpel Boutique for Neiman Marcus, after run-ning the store’s Precious Jewels Salon in Charlotte, NC for the past eight years.

1990Siao Eung Ly and his family moved from Shanghai, China to Cleveland, Ohio in February. 1991Edward Barousse is practicing law with his father in Crowley at Barousse and Craton.

1992Dr. Pierson Gladney recently received the prestigious Golden Stethoscope Award for the Southeast Permanente Medical Group. She is an Oncologist hematologist with the Group.

Charlie Fitgerald, a partner in the Lafayette law firm, Cox Fitzgerald, LLC, is running for Family Court Judge, Division 4. Charlie is married to the former Jeanne Fuselier, and their three children, Patrick, John Henry and Annalise attend the ESA Lower School.

1993Lesley Barousse Malinowski is living in Potomac, Maryland with her husband, Matt, and her children Lorraine (5) and Howard (2).

1994Christopher Stec currently works as the Chief Operating Officer of the ACA, a national non-profit dealing with paddlesports.  He resides in Fredericks-burg, Virginia with his wife and two children.

1995Charles Barousse has earned a Ph.D. in Cognitive Science from University of Louisiana at Lafayette.

Mark Gooch is the City Manager of Ad-dison, Texas.

Dr. Larry Simon recently moved back to Lafayette to join Dr. Richard Hebert in the practice of otolaryngology.

Brett Landry has been helping ESA cre-ate a Brand Book this spring!

1996Calais Hurst was married to Dr. Patrick Waring on April 26th at Popp Fountain in NOLA. Calais is the Director of Marketing and Public Relations at Metairie Park Country Day School.

1997Jerome Moroux, and his wife Ashley, welcomed their fourth child, Xavier Ross, in April.

1998William Barousse is a partner at the New Orleans law firm Geiger, Laborde and Laperouse.

1999Avery Alpha is now the Director for Counterterrorism at the National Security Council at The White House

Megan Dobyns, her husband Peter Manganello, and their daughter, Nora, welcomed another girl into the family on June 18th. Eliza McClure Mangan-ello!

2000David Langlinais served his term in the National Guard, received two de-grees from ULL, and is now a division manager with Apex Freight Services in Lafayette.

Dr. Stephen Baker has passed his writ-ten and orals in Emergency Medicine. He will be working as an Associate Pro-fessor and Emergency Medicine Doctor at LSU Shreveport.

Sarah Gray received a doctorate in Clinical Psychology from University of Massachusetts Boston. She and her husband, Andy Horowitz, PhD, are moving to NOLA this summer and will be teaching at Tulane in the fall.

Hollie Girouard, who has a degree in graphic design, has been working with Brett Landy, ’95, on the ESA Brand Book.

Alumni Notes

2001Tommy Fertel married Chloe Ludwig in April. Tommy is an enologist for Frank Family Vineyards in Calistoga, Ca.

Thomas Eure is a nurse living and work-ing in the Tampa, Florida area.

Andrew Slaughter is a Game Producer for MakeGamesWithUs in San Francisco.

Brent Budden, PhD., a physicist with the Los Alamos National Laboratory, built a flight simulator over the past seven years and donated it to the Los Alamos Civil Air Patrol in May for use in aerospace education for CAP cadets.

2002Dr. Eugene Achi has completed his resi-dency at University of Arkansas Medical Services in Little Rock and has moved on to Nashville to begin a fellowship at Vanderbilt University.

Meredith Barousse received an MSW in 2012, and is living in New Orleans and working as a social worker for Peoples Health.

Jacob Trant married Lori Francescutti on March 24th in Toronto, Ontario. They recently moved back to NOLA, after liv-ing several years in Jinja, Uganda.

Rachel Feinberg Harrison and her hus-band are living in France.

John Baker and his wife, Ellen, welcomed a new baby boy named William on May 19th.

Caroline Guidry Albano added an MBA from Harvard University to her resume! Caroline’s two Engineering degrees are from Columbia University and Georgia Institute of Technology.

2003Maggie Langlinais Lee received a mas-ter’s degree from NYU and is a Grant Analyst at The Foundation Center. She married Lucas Lee in April and they live in Brooklyn.

Cory Hebert received a Juris Doctorate from Tulane Law School.

Janie Lopez List and her husband moved to the Washington, DC area recently, where she is manager of Donor Relations and Communications for the National Restaurant Association Education Foun-dation.

2004Dr. Laura Anderson was married to Joseph Leonards in April. They will move to California in June, where Laura will complete her Diagnostic Radiology residency at the University of California at Los Angeles.

Lauren Masur married Matthew Davis at the Chicory in New Orleans on June 7th. Lauren received a Juris Doctorate from New York Law School and is an attorney in New Orleans.

Lauren Nelson received an MBA from Tulane, and works as a Business Analyst for Aptify in Chicago.

Renee Judice Casbon will join the ESA faculty in the fall as a Middle School Sci-ence teacher.

2005Adam Gulotta married Adriane Reese on April 5th. Adam received a bachelor’s de-gree from Tulane, and a Juris Doctorate

Emile Legendre ‘09 in Rocky Mountain National Park (left)

Former ESA history teacher Dr. Arthur White and his wife, Gail, visited tour guide Jake Doherty ‘94 in Bavaria. Check out Jake’s company - allthingsgarmisch.com.

from LSU Law School. He is an attorney with Judice & Adley in Lafayette.

Cameron Simmons received a bachelor’s degree from Wofford College, complet-ed LSU Medical School in New Orleans and is beginning his residency in Family Medicine at the Carolinas Medical Cen-ter in Charlotte, NC.

2006Dan Dietzen is an attorney in Florida, living in Destin.

Marc Fernandez graduated from LSU Medical School in May

Nick Eure completed both undergradu-ate and law school at Stetson University. He is an attorney living in Clearwater, Florida and plays soccer on two city leagues.

Caroline Gray will be heading to Northwestern University in the fall, where she will pursue a graduate degree in Marketing and Branding.

Eleanor Brown received a Juris Doctorate from LSU Law School in May.

2007Drew Allain married Tara Oliver in May. He is an engineer work-ing for Cameron. The couple lives in Broussard, La.

Mac Francez has completed his second year at LSU Law School.

Sydni Guillot married Michael Fouquier on April 19th.

Loretta Park will be attending Massa-chusetts College of Art and Design in Boston next fall as she pursues an MFA in Sculpture.

Tim Rinaldi married Emily Cornay on May 10th. He is attending Baylor Col-lege of Medicine in Houston.

Jason Galewski married Bree Hollier on April 12th.

Sophie Dardant is an architect in NYC and is designing jewelry for fun! She created a special silver necklace for ESA’s Spring Fling this year. It was a big hit!

Kathryn Baker Clifton recently moved to Des Moines, Iowa. She is a Physician’s Assistant for three hospitals there. Her husband, Carey, is pursuing a degree in Podiatry.

2008Alicia Dietzen is attending law school in Florida.

Sarah Cole received an M.S. degree in Historic Preservation/Conservation Science from University of Pennsylvania in May, and is now working for GB Geo-technics in Manhattan as an investiga-tive engineer. The company performs non-destructive building testing for historic structures.

Clara Little is living in New Orleans and working for the NOLA start-up com-pany, Dinner Lab, which produces pop-up dining events and gathers customer feedback from those sessions to inform ideas for new restaurants.

Daniel Frugé is beginning his second year at LSUHSC School of Medicine in New Orleans.

Mr. Tutwiler with Gretchen ‘05, Abigail ‘09 and Rachel Feinberg ‘02 in New York

Virginia Walker ‘12 with ESA Abroad faculty members Garrett Rosen ‘95, Elise Sonnier ‘98 and Summer Slater (left)

Martha Simon received a master's degree in Social Work from the University of Chicago in June. She is now working as a community support specialist at a community mental health agency in Chicago.

2009Abigail Feinberg graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Barnard/Columbia in May.

Carolyn Croughan received a BS from the UNC-Asheville and will be attending LSU School of Veterinary Medicine in the fall.

Molly Bates finished her first year of medical school at LSUMC in Shreve-port. She married UT classmate David McCoy of McKinney, Texas on June 7th in Austin.

Emile Legendre is working as a wilder-ness firefighter stationed in the Rocky Mountain National Park

Glenae Nora is coordinating technology at Epiphany Day School in New Iberia.

2010Ashley Broussard was named the 2014 Outstanding Student in the Community Health Program at Baylor University.

Quentin Pharr graduated Phi Beta Kappa with a double major from New York University in May.

Sarah Anne Guenard graduated from Southern Methodist University with a BS in Engineering Management Infor-mation Systems. She served as Chapter President for her sorority, Gamma Phi Beta.

Adam Hebert graduated from the Whar-ton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania. Adam received a BS degree in Economics with Majors in International Studies and Management.

2011Allie Johnson is traveling in Bali, where she made a stop in the Monkey Forest of Ubud.

2012Cole Lafleur is pursuing a degree in Music Industry Studies at Loyola University in New Orleans.

Virginia Walker is spending her summer studying in Cortona, Italy. She ran into ESA Abroad faculty Garrett Rosen ’97, Elise Sonnier ’98, and Summer Slater. The ESA Abroad faculty and students explored Florence this summer.

2013Camille Lejeune is studying Art History and Mass Communications (and playing soccer!) at Washington & Lee.

Sarah Andry is studying Film & Television at New York University.

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Another meal in New York - this one with Jacob Robichauux ‘97, Lizzie Wright ‘97 and Amy Meche ‘06

Members of ESA’s Class of 2025

We’re more than 2/3 of the way to our goal in the Matching Gift Challenge for the Tates/Tutwiler Endowment Fund issued by Jody Kochansky, Will McKinnon and Clint Freeland, all Class of 1986! This group is matching up to $30,000 in alumni gifts (up to $1,000 per individual gift) per year for the next three years. Jody is Managing Director for BlackRock, a multinational invest-ment management corporation in NYC. He received a BA in Economics from Duke and joined BlackRock in 1992. Will lives in the Washington DC area and works as Managing Director for the New York legal services firm Axiom Law. He received a BA in Economics and Public Policy from Duke. Clint lives in Houston, where he is Executive Vice President and CFO of Dynegy, Inc., a company providing wholesale electric power across the U.S. He received a BA in Political Science from Sewanee and an MBA from Vanderbilt. Their gifts and yours make an ESA education possible for deserving students! Donate to the Tates/Tutwiler Endow-ment at ESAcadiana.com/Donate.

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