Next Day 1 - Tuesday, March 23rd, 2010. Parade and Review.
Thursday, March 11th, 2010 after exams. 3rd quarter cookout on will clark field. Come out and enjoy some jambalaya.
MCJROTC Inspection
LtCol Stroman was overall very impressed with the battalion. Cadets - Thank you!
Results will soon be posted.
MCJROTC 1st semester Youth Physical Fitness Test: Cadets perform five events. Cadets that score 250 total points, earn a YPFT ribbon. William McMahon and Brandon Ganucheau performing the first event, Pull-Ups.
Rifle Team Members: (Back Row) Cadets DesRoches, Graziani, Kwon, Doyle, Ordoyne (Front Row) McGaha, McCaffery, Ferro. Members competed this weekend in Bogalusa.
LE-1 freshmen cadets on Day 1.
Armed Drill Team prepares for upcoming meet at Ponchatoula.
LE-1/8 Prefreshmen cadets on there first Day 1.
Jesuit's MCJROTC Color Guard David Williams, Ross Bourgeois (Commander) Quintin Denman, Shane Troendle, and Travis Smith present colors at football game.
Jesuit's MCJROTC Hosts Annual Drill Competition
Saturday morning at Jesuit, eighteen schools from Louisiana and beyond competed at the annual Jesuit Drill Competition. Above, judges inspect Jesuit’s varsity drill team performance on Will Clark Field.
Jesuit's MCJROTC Celebrates the 234th USMC Birthday
Jesuit’s MCJROTC celebrated the 234th birthday of the United States Marine Corp, Tuesday afternoon in Traditions Courtyard and in the Student Commons.
Jesuit Principal Michael Giambelluca was the honorary guest at the brief ceremony. In his remarks, Mr. Giambelluca thanked the Marines and Jesuit's MCJROTC for their efforts in all their endeavors.
After the cutting of the cake, Blue Jays enjoyed a special treat with their lunch.
Attention! Jesuit's ROTC honor guard is ready to start the ceremony commemorating the 234th birthday of the United States Marine Corps.
Jesuit's MCJROTC Program Garners Top Regional Honor from the U.S. Marine Corps
With Jesuit’s MCJROTC cadet officers and color guard in attendance, Principal Michael Giambelluca (left) receives the USMC regional award from Lt. Col Mark Stroman. Joining Mr Giambelluca and Lt. Col. Stroman is Lt. Col Tim Huete (right), Director of Jesuit’s MCJROTC Program.
On Friday during morning assembly, Lt. Colonel Mark H. Stroman recognized Jesuit’s MCJROTC program for achieving overall excellence.
In competition with 42 other MCJROTC programs from seven other Southern states, Jesuit has earned this regional distinction through its dedication to academic excellence, community service, and drill performances, among other criteria.
Congratulations to the officers and cadets involved in Jesuit’s MCJROTC program.
Jesuit's MCJROTC Lands at Camp Pendelton for Summer Experience
Recently, twenty-eight junior Blue Jays involved in Jesuit’s Marine Corps ROTC cadets program traveled nearly 2,000 miles to experience military life at Camp Pendleton located in Southern California.
Attention on Deck! Jesuit's MCJROTC Hosts 21st Annual Drill and Athletic Competition
Competition judges grade Jesuit’s color guard as they march on Will Clark Field Saturday morning during the 21st Annual Jesuit Drill and Athletic Competition.
Fifteen schools gathered at Jesuit on Saturday morning to display their skill and fitness at the 21st Annual Jesuit MCJROTC Drill and Athletic Competition.
ROTC teams from the following high schools participated in this year’s drill: Fontainebleau, St. Amant, Warren Central, Northshore, Grace King, Riverdale, Bogalusa, Higgins, Mandeville, Franklinton, Jesuit, Alexandria, Ponchatoula, Gulfport, and Willowridge.
Jesuit's MCJROTC Commemorates the Battle of New Orleans
On Thursday, January 8th, Jesuit’s MCJROTC cadets joined in the celebration in Jackson Square, commemorating the Battle of New Orleans.
Jesuit's MCJROTC Celebrates U.S. Marines' 233rd Birthday
Saturday morning in Traditions Courtyard, the Jesuit MCJROTC color guard presents the flags during the celebration honoring the USMC 233rd birthday. Happy Birthday to USMC from the Jesuit High School community.
Jesuit's MCJROTC Nationally Recognized as an Honor School
Congratulations to Jesuit’s MCJROTC for earning the exclusive USMC designation of “Honor School.” At Friday’s morning assembly, the MCJROTC regional director Lt. Col Mark Stroman, USMC (Ret.), announced this distinction to the school community. To receive this national recognition, which is only bestowed upon the top 20% of the MCJROTC high school programs in the nation, participants must pass stringent inspections, succeed in challenging drill competitions, and offer many hours of service to the needy. Above, Jesuit principal Michael Giambelluca (center) is joined by Jesuit MCJROTC director Lt. Col Tim Huete (left), USMC (Ret.) and Lt. Col Mark Stroman, USMC (Ret).
Passing the Torch: Jesuit MCJROTC Installs New Command Corps for 2008-09 Year
Wednesday evening, Jesuit’s MCJROTC posted new officers to lead the cadet program for the 2008 - 2009 school year. Pictured above, Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Brad Delaune (left)accepts command from Cadet Colonel John Walsh in a ceremony held on Will Clark Field.
At a special Monday morning assembly, cadets in Jesuit’s MCJROTC program pass the student body during the annual parade and review on Will Clark Field.
Jesuit’s MCJROTC recognized long-time math teacher David Wright for his dedication to his students and to his profession.
Jesuit MCJROTC Hosts Annual Drill Meet
Jesuit’s color guard marches on the deck during an inspection on Will Clark Field. The Jesuit MCJROTC held its annual drill meet Saturday morning. The Blue Jays welcomed to the Jesuit campus sixteen teams from a three state area to the competition.
