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Bass Tourney set for Sept. 1
There's a first place guarantee of $1,500 for the winning boat in the Alumni/Parent division. There's also $2,500 guaranteed prize in the Open Division. The cost is $150 per boat for each two-man team. Each participant in the Alumni/Parent Division must be an alumni or a parent. Single entrants are allowed, but you must pay the full entry fee. CLICK HERE for complete rules and registration form. For more information, contact Mike Echols (465-6453) or Jerry Lutterman '87 (834-8467). Right: Ronnie Hayes '64 (left) and Chris Parsons '64 prepare for the weigh-in at the 2006 Flyer Bass Tournament.
100th Year of Flyer Football
to be celebrated The 40th anniversary of the 1967 state championship team will also be recognized that night. A detailed schedule of the events of that day will soon be mailed. For more information, contact alumni@loyolaprep.org
Class of '77 holds 30th Reunion
Thanks also to Vincent and Mimi Glorioso
for opening up their home Friday night and to Bernadette Boyd for a
Saturday afternoon gathering. Among the former teachers who made an appearance were David DeFatta, Diana Ely, Ken Lerchie. Mike Tanner (Washington D.C.) and Grey Miller (Florida) were recognized for traveling the greatest distance to attend the festivities. Sunday's Mass at St. John's was also well attended.
►The
Loyola Class of 1997 will hold its 10-year Reunion during
Homecoming weekend (Sept. 14-15). For more information, contact info is:
►The Class of 1952 will hold its 55th Reunion on the weekend of Sept. 14th. John Cordaro, Buck Fulco, Joe Lattier and Donald Turbeville are leading the effort. For more information, contact John Cordaro at (318) 747-8485 or jjcordaro@suddenlink.net.
The 106th school year of Loyola College Prep has begun as new students reported on Aug. 13 and the first full day for all students was on Aug. 14. There are five new members of the faculty -- Mikki Sciba (freshman theology), Mary Cacioppo (sophomore honors English), Stephanie Smith (sophomore English), Ashleigh Chavis (chemistry) and Steven Geter (physical education). This year, there are 114 freshman enrolled, marking one of the largest in school history. Alumni Update DANIEL McNICOLL '74 lives in Alexandria, VA and works as an administrator with the National Headquarters of the Salvation Army. He was heavily involved in the Katrina relief effort and still visits Louisiana several times a year. "I get together with other Louisiana ex-patriots to watch LSU games. There are quite a few LSU bars in the D.C. area." MARK NOWERY '74 recently retired after spending almost 28 years as an automotive engineer at Ford Motor Company. He lives in Dearborn, Mich.. JAMES B. GIDDENS '82 is moving from San Diego, CA to San Antonio, TX to begin work as an officer in the US Army at Ft. Sam Houston. In San Diego he worked as a minister with the Presbytery of San Diego, administering their largest urban mission. He also spent one year in Kuwait and Iraq as a chaplain with the Army Reserves. James has been married to his wife Claudia for 15 years and together they have two sons, Ethan (6 years) and James Oliver (5 months). THOMAS VAN HOOK '84 graduated June 2007 from Keller University with a Master of Information Systems Management with a concentration in Information Security. ANTHONY CARMODY '85 and wife Katherine welcomed their twins Frederick Miller and Lily Grace, who were born June 27, 2007. Frederick weighed 5.5 lbs and was 18 inches long and Lily Grace 5.2 lbs and 19 inches long. MARTY COOK '88 and wife Jennifer bounced a girl, Jillian Jenna, into the world June 5, 2007. He is a sportswriter for the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette in Fayetteville. KARL DAIGLE '89 celebrated his tenth anniversary as a Catholic priest on May 31, 2007. Fr. Karl is the Pastor of St. Joseph Church and School in Shreveport, LA. KENDALL ELROD DAIGLE '89 and husband Paul welcomed their second baby girl, Haven Camille, born July 24 in Baton Rouge. Haven is preceded by big sister and "Katrina baby," Quinlan, born August 29, 2005. All live in Baton Rouge.
CHRIS M. CAPLIS '92 currently lives in
ALICE HART SAMPLE '92 and her husband Knighton celebrated the birth of Caroline Colby Sample was born April 9, 2007.
MICHAELANN '94 & BRAD
'95 NICHOLS welcomed daughter, Mary-Allen Elizabeth, on May 4,
2007. Tyler (2 1/2) is the proud big brother. JOHN WALKER '96 went on to graduate from from LSU in 2000. Following graduation in 2000, he served in the United States Air Force. In 2005 he left active duty to attend law school at LSU. In July of 2006 he was married to Jessica Walker and will graduate law school in May of 2008. He intends to pursue a career in commercial development. JACOB PATTON '98 and his bride of 2 years have just recently moved into their new home in north Shreveport. Jake works for Dixie Weld-Fab in Dixie, LA as a welder and his wife, April, has just started her third year of medical school at LSUMC in Shreveport. They are expecting their first baby, a boy, Hayden Michael, at the end of July of this year. MITCHELL HARMON '002 graduated from LSUS with a degree in Psychology in May 2006. He recently got married (March 10th) and bought a home in South Highlands. He is working as a Disability Analyst for the Social Security Administration. If you have any items for the Alumni Update, please send them to alumni@loyolaprep.org Weddings LINDSAY HELEN HOLMAN '97 married John Edward Atkins on May 12, 2007 in Shreveport. Memorials
CHRIS HEWITT ’73 died June 3, 2007, at his home in Aurora, CO, of cancer. He was a brilliant musician and composer and worked as a composer for a number of networks, including Animal Planet, Food Network, and HGTV. He is survived by his wife Jeanie; his sons Michael and David and daughter Jarra; his father; and his three brothers and their families.
The E-Flyer is compiled by
John James Marshall '77 Phone:
(318) 226-6291 email: jjmarshall@loyolaprep.org
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Big
cash prizes are up for grabs as the second annual Loyola Bass Tournament
will be held Saturday, Sept. 1 on the Red River. There will be two
divisions -- Alumni/Parent and Open -- and the event will begin at 6:30
a.m. with the weigh-in and Clark's Marina at 1 p.m.
THEOPHILE
N. SCOTT, former football
coach for St. John's, passed away on June 17 in Shreveport at the age of
87. He was born May 23, 1920 and lived
most of his life in Natchitoches. A graduate from St. Mary's Academy in
1938, Northwestern State University in 1943, and received his masters
degree from University of Arkansas. He was a corporal in US Marines and
participated in the Phillipine Campaign. Coach Scott was a former coach,
teacher, and director of student activities. He was the athletic coach at
St. John's High School (now Loyola) from 1947-49; later teaching at
Woodlawn High School; worked as a Guidance Counsellor at St. Mary's
School. He retired from Louisiana and Texas Public School Systems. His
greatest accomplishments occurred during his football career, named to the
St. Mary's School Hall of Fame, named Captain of the 1942 NSU Championship
Team, and was an All Conference Halfback and Safety in 1941. At one time,
he held several team records in football, one for over 38 years. Inducted
into the NSU Graduates Club Hall of Fame in 1984 and nominated recently as
one of the top 100 football players at NSU. Mr. Scott was past president
of Natchitoches Genealogical and Historical Association and King of Krewe
of Elders 2007 in Shreveport.
LT.
COL. JOHN "JACK" APPLEBY '53, U.S. Army Ret.
passed away on June 18, 2007 in St. Louis, MO.
He is survived by Joanne Appleby (nee Jackson), sons Scott '74, Tim
'77, Kevin Appleby, daughters Julie Mersch, Amy Hubbard and Angie
Purcell; grandfather of 19; brother of Jim Appleby '53 and Jane Schroeder.
Lt. Col. Appleby served in the U.S. Army for over 27 years.