At the check-in table, Brian Kirn ’88 and Mark Dennis ’74 are greeted by a trio of smiling faces
from the alumni office, from left, Krista Roeling, Michelle Tanner, and Logan Diano.

Fr. Anthony McGinn, S.J. gets in line for a grilled burger with Jimmy Holmes ’83
and his father-in-law, Emmett Smith ’55.

The Class of ’69 sent a trio of its best barbecue chefs to the tournament to grill several
hundred burgers and hots dogs for alumni golfers and their guests.
Proving they were up to the outdoor culinary task are
David Latham, Wayne Robichaux, and Wally Landry.

Steve Barbier ’72, Phil Mele ’69, Jesuit parent (and Fishing Rodeo chairman) Jimmy Commagere,
and David Barbier ’80

Michael Babin ’91, Brian Hughes ’93, Michael Escudier ’91, and J.P. Escudier ’95

Mark Dennis ’74, Joe Caluda ’79, Mitch Chapoton ’87, and Mike Rihner ’78

The Class of ’74 was represented by Terry Billings, Billy Babin, Dennis Muller, and Joe Giorlando.

Tony Glorioso ’64, Michael Touchy ’67, Ronald Ceruti ’88, and James Marchand ’88
prepare to tee off on hole number one.

Jack Dardis, Dimitry Morvant, and Bill Eastin from the Class of ’59, and Jesuit parent
Dave Bennett, found themselves on the edge of the woods on hole 9.

The Class of ’70 stays in the fairway: Rickey Brown, Thomas Boos,
Charles LaCour, and John Thiele.

Chris Webre ’87 and his dad, Lloyd Weber ’57, were joined by their two guests,
Byron Millet and his dad, Roland Millet.

The Class of ’04 was fronted by Stephen Colomb, Adam Plauché,
Jason Litchfield, and Ryan Casanova.

Getting ready to putt on the 7th green are Brian Kirn ’88, Tim Garvey ’89,
Rick Flick ’82, and Robert Allende ’82.

Reg Hanemann ’81 and his brother, Robin Hanemann ’79, along with Chris Maurin ’79
and Michael North ’82, get ready to tee off on what Robin may think is the par 7, 4th hole.

Rick Schroeder ’76 put together a foursome that included his son Jason
and guests Dean Falgoust and Charlie Newell.

Victor Morales ’84 got some golf tips and an earful of Jesuit history from his partner,
Charlie Glueck, a 1940 Blue Jay graduate who turns 89-years-old in a few weeks.

Nick Hazard ’84, Duane DiMaggio ’84, Mike Rivas ’84, and Richard Slattery ’83

Ben Martinez ’72, Delo Breckenridge ’65 and his son Hugh Breckenridge ’04, and Stephen Foley ’04

Nobody won the set of Tour Burners (nor the Chevy Tahoe from Banner Chevrolet), but that
did not stop this foursome of Harry Vorhaben ’65 and his son Quinn Vorhaben ’96,
along with guests Al deBaroncelli and Chris Trahan, from taking their best shot at the prizes.

This trio played the par five third hole without putting as Emmett Smith ’55 showed his
son-in-law, Jimmy Holmes ’83, and Mark Rodi ’59, how it’s done. Smith hit a nice drive
and put his second shot adjacent to the green. Smith then holed his chip shot for an eagle three.

Playing in the Jesuit golf tournament is music to the ears of these Blue Jay Band parents --
Arthur Roussel, Wayne Adams, Bill Poynot, and David Williams.

1968 classmates Lenny Caruso and Pat Mooney joined 1983 classmates
Mike Varisco and Malcolm Schwarzenbach.

Classmates Kevin Cowley and Doug deVerges of the Class of ’05 prepare to tee off
on the third hole with Casey Cowley ’98 and former Jesuit teacher Richard Hermes, S.J.

Mike Gunaldo ’83, Charlie Thomas ’83, Tim Finney ’76, and Dickie Dupre ’83

Getting ready to turn in their scorecard are Jim Tebbe ’76, Pat Veters ’79,
guest Keith Johnson, and Msgr. Chris Nalty ’80.

Chris Schoennagel ’75 played with his son, Mark Schoennagel ’04, and their two guests,
Steve Kennedy and Eric Hawkins.

The Class of ’95 was represented by Cort Ralston, Guy Bumpas, and Danny Dodson.
Their fourth player and classmate, Chad Perniciaro, had to leave early. 

A Werling Foursome: Harold Werling II was invited to play with brothers Kurt Werling ’91 and 
Adam Werling ’99, along with their dad, Harold Werling.

In the middle of the 7th fairway is this quartet of young alumni -- Graham Ralston ’93,
Steve Bouzon ’91, Roland Waguespack ’92, and David Joint ’93.

Cruice Brothers Cruise: Kevin ’81, Mike ’78, Bradley (a Rummel Raider), and Todd ’85
enjoy a relaxing afternoon together on the golf course.

This foursome from ’74 is ecstatic after Dennis Muller (second from right) drops a 20-foot putt
on the second hole for a birdie. Thanking him are Billy Babin, Joe Giorlando, and Terry Billings.

At the 19th hole, ’59 classmates Bill Eastin and Jack Dardis savor the hot crawfish.

Tony Glorioso ’64 and Michael Touchy ’67 enjoy the post-tournament party.

Charlie Glueck ’40 played a full round of golf and afterwards
devoured an entire tray of crawfish.

Mike Cruice ’78 and brother Todd Cruice ’85

After claiming one of the many terrific doors prizes, Mike Varisco ’83 (left) tries to make a
quick exit, but not before classmate Malcolm Schwarzenbach says goodbye.

3rd Place Winners-- Team ’59: Jack Dardis, Dimitry Morvant, Bill Eastin, and
Jesuit parent Dave Bennett.

2nd Place Winners -- Mark Rodi ’59, Emmett Smith ’55, and Jimmy Holmes ’83

And, drum roll, please -- stringing together eight consecutive birdies and picking up five more
birdies here and there on the par 67 course are 1st Place Winners -- 
James Marchand ’88, Ronald Ceruti ’88, Michael Touchy ’67, and Tony Glorioso ’64.
The team shot a 13-under 54.

Blue Jay parent Dave Bennett won the closest-to-the hole contest. 

Tim Finney ’76 won the longest drive contest.

Hello Goodbye: Former Blue Jay athletic director Frank Misuraca greets Mary Tschantz and
gives her a bon voyage hug. Mizzy rode in a cart dispensing refreshments to thirsty golfers.
Mrs. Tschantz, who has worked at the school for seven years (the past three in the
development and alumni office), is leaving Jesuit and moving with her family to Houston.