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National Hispanic Scholars
National Achievement Scholarship Semifinalists |
Academic Honorees in the Class of 2013:
26 National Merit Semifinalists, 2 National Achievement Semifinalists, and 1 National Hispanic Scholar
These seniors of the Class of 2013 are honored for their academic achievements. The group consists of 26 National Merit Semifinalists, two National Achievement Semifinalists, and one National Hispanic Scholar.
The National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC) recognized 26 seniors from Jesuit High School’s Class of 2013 as semifinalists in the annual Merit Scholarship Competition. Senior Peyton Fine had a perfect score of 240. An additional 20 seniors received recognition as “Commended” scholars. The NMSC recognizes academically talented students throughout the United States and conducts nationwide academic scholarship programs. Two seniors — Ernest Philip Legier III and Michael Anthony Sinegar, Jr. (who is also named as a National Merit Semifinalist) — were recognized by The National Achievement Scholarship Program, an academic competition established in 1964 to acknowledge outstanding African American high school students. African American students can qualify for recognition and be honored as Semifinalists or Finalists in both the National Merit program and the National Achievement Program, but can receive only one monetary award from the NMSC. One Jesuit senior, Zachary Noah Lannes, was recognized by The National Hispanic Recognition Program. Established in 1983 by the College Board, this program provides national recognition for Hispanic students based on their PSAT scores and identifies them for post secondary institutions. Unless otherwise designated, the majority of seniors pictured were named as National Merit Seminfinalists. (Front row, from left): Jimmy Joseph Brown; Johnston Jeffrey Burkhardt; Andrew Joseph Burmaster; Brandon John Butera; Seth Sanjiv Chauhan; Joseph Thomas Crapanzano III; Zachary Armfield Creel. (Second row): John James D’Angelo; William Louis Emmett; Peyton Leonard Fine; Benjamin Talbot Guerra; Carl Edward Hellmers IV; Joseph Farrell Kepper. (Third row): Lucas Chad Lavoie; Dominic Joseph Lloyd; Brandon Komadel Manganello; Ryan David Mouton; Andrew Ashton Pettus; James Ronald Sampognaro; Gordon Christian Schmidt. (Back row): Nicholas David Simon; Michael Anthony Sinegar, Jr. (who is also a National Achivement Semifinalist); Christopher Patrick Stephens; Matt Jared Tillery; Larry Douglas Wink, Jr.; Matthew Joseph Wolff; Zachary Noah Lannes (who is a National Hispanic Scholar); and, Ernest Philip Legier III (who is a National Achievement Semifinalist). The “Commended” seniors in the National Merit program are: Evan James Bailey, Luis Etienne Balart, Jr., Joseph Michael Barletta, Jared Charles Blohowiak, Grant Michael Candies, Michael Raphael Cusimano, Patrick Hoffman Denenea, Patrick Tennant Duckworth, Rene Roy Duplantier, Jack Michael Ferro, Robert Maxwell Guidry, Zachary Noah Lannes, Alexander Kuan Kuoi Lee, Jonathan Michael Llovet, Bradley Jacob Powers, Preston Barrett Reisig, Ian Kim Rohr, Nicholas Joseph Rosato, Jr., Taylor Joel Varisco, and Jeremy Marc Vezina. Jesuit’s faculty, administration, and staff extend their congratulations to these deserving seniors!
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In Class of 2012, 32 Seniors Honored as National Merit Semifinalists;
One Senior Honored as a National Achievement Semifinalist;
Four Seniors Honored as National Hispanic Scholars 
The National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC) recognized 32 seniors from Jesuit High School's Class of 2012 as semifinalists in the annual Merit Scholarship Competition and one National Achievement Semifinalist.
The Class of 2012 produced 32 National Merit Scholars: Matthew Anjier, Evan Arceneaux, Andre Barrett, Taylor Billings, Jason Britsch, Zachary Carmello, Michael Ceraso, Blake Cookmeyer, Christian Debuys, Keith Delaune, Brennan Dorsey, Darcy Guo, Adam Haydel, Christopher Hazlaris, Alexander Hebert, Nicholas Hourguettes, Adam Kehoe, Dylan Kennedy, Mark Madura, Javier Molina, Jonathan Nguyen, Jacob Pritt, Jeffery Sanches, Alexander Sherry, Benjamin Sketchler, Travis Smith, Cristian Soler, Collin Stansberry, Zachary Tosh, Alexander Villarejos, Stuart Wilson, and Matthew Young. Todd Jacquet is a National Achievement Semifinalist. The National Achievement Scholarship Program is an academic competition established in 1964 to acknowledge outstanding African American high school students. Four seniors were also honored as National Hispanic Scholars, including Nicholas Hourgettes, James Puente, Jeffrey Sanches, Alexander Villarejos. Hourgettes, Sanches, and Villarejos are also National Merit Semifinalists. Jesuit’s faculty, administration, and staff extend their congratulations to these deserving seniors! |
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In Class of 2011, 28 Honored as National Merit Semifinalists,
Including One Blue Jay with a Perfect Score
Jesuit High School has 28 National Merit Scholars in the Class of 2011.
The National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC) recognized 28 seniors from Jesuit High School’s Class of 2011, including one Blue Jay with a perfect score, as semifinalists in the annual Merit Scholarship Competition. An additional 15 seniors received recognition as “Commended” scholars. No other high school in Louisiana has as many National Merit Semifinalists as Jesuit, which also ranks among the top Catholic secondary schools in the United States, according to data provided by the NMSC. James Burvant, who is the son of Robert and Nancy Burvant of New Orleans, earned a perfect score of 240. Jesuit’s Class of 2011 National Merit Scholars are, front row (from left): John Rose, Connor Ryan, Brandon Slay, Thomas Steen, Nicholas Wallbillich, Donald Ward, and Kevin Whittaker.
Middle row, from left, are: Alex Hotard, Bradley James, Nicholas Johnson, Salvador Maffei, Matthew Martin, Jacob Moore, Christopher Munna, and Charles Pratt. Back row, from left, are: Michael Berry, Richard Bordelon, David Brett, Barron Burmaster, James Burvant, Nicholas Caluda, Daniel Cooper, Brian Credo, Cal Creel, Matthew Decuir, Thomas Dowling, Daniel Dupre, and Robert Helm. There are 15 Blue Jays who were recognized as “Commended” by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation: Edward Arnold, Anthony Avena, Robert Butera, John Dunlap, Connor Eckholdt, Christopher Fox, Vincent Gennaro, Nicholas Graves, Gavin Harrington, Matthew Hose, Stephen Noya, Marcel Provensal, Matthew Sanchez, Austin Speaker, and John Zimmer. Jesuit’s faculty, administration, and staff extend their congratulations to these deserving seniors!
Jesuit Congratulates Its 2011 National Achievement and National Hispanic Honorees
Congratulations to seniors Jarvis Harris
(left), Chris Andrade, and Nicholas
Johnson for earning the distinction as
National Achievement Semifinalists.
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Congratulations to senior Stephen Noya
(left) and Anthony Davila for
earning the distinction as
National Hispanic Scholars.
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Three Jesuit seniors — Chris Andrade, Jarvis Harris, and Nicholas Johnson — received recognition in The National Achievement Scholarship Program, an academic competition established in 1964 to acknowledge outstanding African American high school students. African American students can qualify for recognition and be honored as Semifinalists or Finalists in both National Merit program and the National Achievement Program, but can receive only one monetary award from the NMSC. Two Jesuit seniors — Anthony Davila and Stephen Noya — were recognized by The National Hispanic Recognition Program. Established in 1983 by the College Board, this program provides national recognition for Hispanic students based on their PSAT scores and identifies them for post secondary institutions. |
Thirty-six Blue Jays in Class of 2010 Honored as National Merit Semifinalists
The Class of 2010 has 36 National Merit Semifinalists.
The National Merit Scholarship Corporation announced recently that 36 seniors from Jesuit High School were named as semifinalists in the annual National Merit Scholarship competition. With scores ranging from 207 to 237 (240 is perfect), this year’s National Merit Semifinalists are, front row (from left): John Anjier, Roger Bacon, Taylor Bologna, Seth Bourg, Ethan Caballero, John Canada, Brian Carr, Tyler Champion, Ian deBoisblanc, Andrew DeGenova, Robert Fink, and Michael Geohegan.
Second row, from left, are: Scott Gibson, Joseph Hart, Spencer Hart, Eric Haydel, Michael Hooper, Brycen Koch, Adam LaHoste, Stephen Lee, Walter Metzinger, Paul Mickan, Sam Morel, and Noah Netzhammer. Top row, from left, are: Evan Shea, John Skelton, Austin Smith, Lawrence Stansberry, Bradford Stewart, Tyler Treuting, Ryan Velez, Brett Weber, Paul Wedig, Alexander Wolff, and Triston Wong. Missing from the photo is Nicholas Falba. Additionally, Jesuit had 14 seniors who were Commended in the National Merit Scholarship competition: Thomas Barnett, Alexander Cerone, David D’Aquin, William Fisk, Rex Hanemann, Timothy Harris, Philip Hellmers, Patrick Hitchcock, Joseph Schrempp, Michael Schultis, Robert Semmes, John Simpson, Edward Wu, and Wayne Zeringue. The faculty and administration of Jesuit High School congratulate the 36 seminfinalists and the 14 commended students for their achievements.
Trio of Jesuit Seniors Named National Hispanic Scholars  | Blue Jays Recognized by The National Hispanic Recognition Program
Three Jesuit seniors from the Class of 2010 are honored
National Hispanic Scholars. The trio (from left) — Paul Mickan, Sam Morel,
and John Simpson —
were recognized by
The National Hispanic
Recognition Program.
Established in 1983 by the
College Board, this program provides national recognition
for Hispanic students based
on their PSAT scores and identifies them for post-secondary institutions. The faculty of
Jesuit High School congratulations these
outstanding Blue Jays! |
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Class of 2009 Produces 35 National Merit Semifinalists
Jesuit High School has 35 National Merit Semifinalists in the Class of 2009.
The National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC) recognized 35 seniors from Jesuit High School as semifinalists in the 2009 Merit Scholarship Competition, representing the largest number of honorees from a Louisiana school and the largest number of semifinalists among Catholic schools in the U.S., according to data provided by the NMSC.
Jesuit’s honorees make up 15% of Louisiana’s 227 National Merit Semifinalists who come from 54 schools. The outstanding performance of these 35 Blue Jays ranks Jesuit among the top 30 public and private high schools in the United States.
The National Merit Semifinalists of the Class of 2009 recently gathered in the Chapel of the North American Martyrs for their photo. They are: Front row, from left: Malcolm Andry, Taylor Bacques, Samuel Bienvenu, Patrick Bollman, Thomas Bourgeois, Robert Burvant, Nicholas Chedid, Jonathan Coote, Bradley Delaune, Francis DePano, Thomas Falcon, Daniel Fitzpatrick, Leon Flettrich, Ryan Gupta, Christopher Heneghan, and Taylor Hillburn;
Second row, from left: Timothy Lala, Jacques Landrieu, Tyler Landrieu, Eric Lorio, Kanwal Matharu, Charles McMahon, Stephen Merritt, Stewart Mink, and Steven Mixon;
Back row, from left: Erik Paskewich, Harold Plauche, Myles Prados, Chris Reuter, John Rourke, Edward Sampognaro, William Simoneaux, Austin Slakey, Christian Trapp, and Stephen Vocke. Two seniors -- Alula Amare and Ian Cannon -- were named semifinalists in the 2009 National Achievement Scholarship Competition. Jesuit also has five seniors who are National Hispanic Scholars, including Andres Begue, Nicholas Chedid, Arthur Collins, Andrew Debram, and Andrew Puente.
Additionally, Jesuit had 14 seniors who were commended in the 2009 National Merit Program. They are: Tyler Andrews, Andres Begue, Ian Cannon, Arthur Collins, Peter Flores, Daniel Hoppes, Patrick Kiernan, Robert Klare, Cullen Landry, Joseph Ory, Andrew Puente, Sean Simonson, Charles Tiblier, and Joshua Trusheim. Jesuit’s faculty, administration, and staff extend their congratulations to these deserving seniors!
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Class of 2008 Yields 38 National Merit Semifinalists
The National Merit Scholarship Corporation recognized 38 seniors from Jesuit High School as semifinalists in the annual Merit Scholarship Competition. The honorees of the Class of 2008 gathered in Jesuit’s Traditions Courtyard for this photo. Seated, from left: Diego Aviles, Eric Begoun, Brett Beter, Mark Correa, Matthew Darce, Chetan Dargan, Grogory Dinnell, Leo Falgout III, Jared Ferguson, Connor Flint, Raymond Fuenzalida III, Nikhil Gopal, Evans Hadden, Jr., and Darren Hayes. Standing, from left: Mathew Irimpen, Devin Hildebrand, Kyle Heidingsfelder, Ian Jorgensen, Matthew LaCoste, Matthew Levy, Patrick Madore, Benjamin Malbrough, Andrew Marquis, Taylor Martina, Joseph Morse, Jr., Zachary Poche, Robert Redfearn III, Marco Salgado, Michael Shalaby, Edward Seyler, John Sileo III, Matthew Spalitta, .JPG)
Thurgood M. Burks-Coats
National Achievement Semifinalist
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Christopher Tosh, John Walsh, Thomas Wicker IV, and Graham Williams. Not pictured are Tristan Dao and Kevin Fitzgerald. Additionally, one Jesuit senior, Thurgood Burks-Coats was recognized as a National Achievement Semifinalist, an academic competition for outstanding African-American high school students. Five Jesuit seniors were also recognized as National Hispanic Scholars. They are: Diego Aviles, Garrett Brown, Frederick Debram, Joseph Morse, Jr., and Marco Salgado. Aviles, Morse, and Salgado are also National Merit Semifinalists.
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