The E-Flyer
Loyola College Prep’s on-line newsletter
June 22, 2005      Issue No. 58
www.loyolaprep.org

Big turnout for 15th annual Flyer Classic 

Palmetto Country Club was the scene on June 3 for the 15th annual Flyer Classic Golf Tournament. Thirty-two teams -- including 10 all-alumni teams -- participated in the event, which is used as a fund raiser for the Loyola Athletic Complex. 

Charlton Holmes '75/Holmes Honda, Valentine Pharmacy and Dr. Laura Earnest, DDS served as corporate sponsors this year and 26 other businesses supported the event as hole sponsors. As always, Carl King provided a fantastic meal for more than 150 people and Palmetto's club pro, David Martinez ' 89, did a great job in making this a special event. There were five different flights this year -- three in the Open Division and two in the Alumni Division. Here are the results from the 15th annual Flyer Classic:

ALUMNI "A" FLIGHT
1. Tony Rinaudo '67, Johnny Ghio '67, Jay Smith '76, Danny Slack '75 -- 54
2. Jeremy Gardner '01, Cassidy King '01, Marshall Ferrell '01, Will Cummings '01 -- 57

ALUMNI "B" FLIGHT
1. David Roberts '97, Jimmy Campbell '97, Chris Wilson '97, Joe Fleming '91 -- 61
2. Thomas Carmody '79, Kurt Gehl '79, George Merriman '79, John Barry Carmody '87 -- 62

OPEN "A" FLIGHT
1. Randy Brazzel, Brian Bernard, Chris Bianca, Clayton Watson -- 55
2. Bo Smithwick '80, J.J.Marshall '77, Wade Gautreau, Ray Alford -- 58
3. Curt Campbell '73, Charles Lanclos, Joey Haws, Ron Fitzgerald -- 60

OPEN "B" FLIGHT
1. Robert Pringle '71, Harold Turner, Dean Mayfield, Rick Osbourne -- 57
2. Mark Johnston, Marshall Johnston, Mike Rose, Garrett Johnston '05 -- 59
3. Mark Johnson, Wade Strahan, Keith Hightower, Greg Eason -- 61

OPEN "C" FLIGHT
1. Cary Camp '78, Cannon Camp '03, David Ogwyn, Matt Ross '03 -- 60
2. Jeff Monsour '88, Danny Mortimer '88, Trey May, Greg Blau -- 61
3. Mike Spence, Gary Loftin, Bob Schulman, Frank Sanchez -- 64

CLOSEST TO THE HOLE
#3 -- Barry Simmons '77
#7 -- Jimmy Patterson
#11 -- Jim Kittler '76
#14 -- Bill Pou '77
#17 -- Mark Johnson


LONGEST DRIVE
#12 -- Mike Rose 


PUTTING CONTEST
Mike Mawhinney '70 

Lunch with Loyola taking summer break

With the summer now upon us, the "Lunch with Loyola" gatherings will be on vacation as well and will resume in August. Check upcoming E-Flyers and we'll let you know the monthly date so you can plan accordingly. Lunch with Loyola is held at Cambria Bistro & Bakery on Ashley Ridge Blvd., two blocks behind Outback Steakhouse. The event is Dutch treat and the all inclusive price is $12.

Constant named Huddle Sponsor of the Year

Loyola's David Constant has been named as "Huddle Sponsor of the Year" by the Northwest Louisiana chapter of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Constant was chosen from the 75 schools in the area with chapters (or "huddles") of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

"David is a great servant to FCA," said Terry Slack, Northwest Louisiana FCA director. "He's always there to support everything FCA does in the area. He goes above and beyond."

Constant, who is in his second year at Loyola, is the school's Campus Minister and also serves as assistant coach for football and baseball. 

Alumni Annual Fund Drive has successful year

Thanks to all of those who helped make this year's Alumni Annual Fund such a success. This year, the participation level for alumni increased by 73 percent from last year and the support of alumni continues to be critical to the success of our school.

As we begin to prepare for the alumni listings to be published in the Annual Report, you can still have your named included if you have not yet made a donation. Online donations can be made by clicking on this link: ANNUAL FUND DONATION PAGE.

If you have already made a donation for 2004-05, please check our ALUMNI DONORS PAGE to make sure your listing is correct. If it is not, please send the correction to alumni@loyolaprep.org.

Gifts are tax deductible must be received by June 30 to be included in the 2004-05 Annual Report.

Peter Ramsey '68 of Jonesboro broke a pair of Arkansas Masters swimming records while competing in the Wal-Mart/Gatorade Masters Swimming Invitational recently. The 55-year-old Ramsey, competing in the 55-59 male age group, broke the 200-meter freestyle mark with a time of 2:46.21 and also eclipsed the 800 freestyle mark with a time of 12:50.10. 

James Gordon "Tad" Minto '72 lives in Rockwall, TX with his wife Susan. He is a Social Worker and Licensed Professional Counselor in private practice. 

Brant W. Mackey '84 is "alive and living well" in Springfield, Ill. He has one daughter, Samantha Ryan Mackey (9) and he currently operates the Springfield Business Journal, a family owned community publications for almost 10 years.

John Stewart '87 lives in Winston-Salem, NC where he is as Assistant Professor of Surgery/ Surgical Oncologist.

Viki Panos Fentress '91 is the Coordinator for University Development at LSUS.  She and her husband Kevin are expecting their first child in September.

Ashley Glassell Farr '91, and her husband Jeff became parents on March 11, 2005. Their daughter, Ashton Marianne, weighed 8lbs, 10oz and was 22 inches long.

Michaelann Sumter Nichols '94 and Brad Nichols '95 became parents to their first child, Tyler Payne Nichols. He was born December 27, 2004 and weighed 7 lbs. 6oz.

Jamie Catanese '94 has finished his doctoral thesis, and graduated from Rice University with a Ph.D. in Biochemistry on May 14th. He is now a postdoctoral fellow at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, TX in the Department of Molecular Virology and Microbiology.

Scott Patton '97 is living in New Orleans, finishing a degree in drama at UNO in August.  He has worked off Broadway and toured Europe in summer 2001 and Japan in 2002 with LaMama Theater of New York.

Marshall Haynie '001 lives in Dallas and works as a research technician at UT-Southwestern Medical Center.

Memorials

Former football star Henry DeBroeck '37 passes away

Henry A. DeBroeck, Sr., Class of 1937, 88, passed away at Spring Lake Guest Care Center on June 17. Mr. DeBroeck was born in St. Louis on April 1, 1917, but was a resident of Shreveport for 85 years. He was one of four DeBroeck brothers who graduated from  St. John's in the 1937. 

In 1936, he rushed for 266 yards in a 25-0 win over Plain Dealing -- a record that stood for 62 years and is still the third-highest single game total in school history. 

He was a member of St. Catherine of Siena Catholic Church, a decorated veteran of World War II and was a proud member and past commander of the American Legion, Cedar Grove Post #114. He retired from Arkansas Louisiana Gas Company in 1977 after 38 years of employment. Mr. DeBroeck was preceded in death by his wife, Faye Watts DeBroeck; brothers, Raymond, Joseph, John, Harold, and Julius ('41); and sister, Maria. He is survived by his son, Henry A. DeBroeck, Jr. and wife, Patti of Shreveport; his daughter, Rebecca DeBroeck Appling, and husband, Eddie of Lexington, South Carolina; two brothers, Hubert ('32) and Paul ('37) of Shreveport.