Juniors Matt Subervielle (left) and Andrew Liang make room for some of the many MCJROTC trophies accumulated in the past few months.

Workers on a scaffold renovating the arches of stained glass in the Chapel of the North American Martyrs claimed window seating on Thursday, August 15, while Blue Jays attended Mass on this Feast of the Assumption, followed by the 2013 Investiture ceremony.

Using a Sympodium, Blue Jays in Ms. Yvonne Leger’s fifth period math class learn about functions.

Junior Miles Beech stands in the shade of an oak on Banks Street while patiently waiting for a ride to his home in Metairie.

Members of Jesuit’s Student Ministry program – an arm of the school’s Office of Campus Ministry – attended Mass in the Holy Name Chapel on Friday, August 2. About 50 of the group’s 70 members – all juniors and seniors – spent two days in retreat, which included prayer, small group discussion, discernment, and planning the school’s spiritual activities for the upcoming year. The group is directed by Mr. Jeremy Reuther ’01 and Fr. John Brown, S.J., who celebrated Friday’s Mass.

Members of the Blue Jay Band and Jayettes pack their luggage into a truck as they prepare to head out to Band Camp. As the start of the school year nears, many clubs and organizations are meeting for the first time since the spring to prepare for the new year.

Renovations in the Chapel of the North American Martyrs began this week to replace the existing windows with new energy efficient windows. The chapel window project is scheduled to be completed this fall.

Rising seniors Peter Belleau (center), John Mitton (right), and Charlie Kurtz (left) drill in Traditions Courtyard as part of the school’s Marine Corps Junior Reserved Officer Training Corps (MCJROTC) summer leadership workshop. MCJROTC leaders for the upcoming school year have gathered at Jesuit to hone their skills before commanding the cadets in the fall.

Day campers at Jesuit High School enjoy “Water Day” on Will Clark Field on Friday, June 21. Campers spent the day just being kids—playing with squirt guns, sliding down water slides, and running around and chasing each other on the field to release their pent-up energy.

Paul Perez ’79 (wearing black shirt on right) hosted a jambalaya dinner in the Student Commons recently for students and staff from Jesuit High School in Sacramento, California, where service projects are built into the school curriculum. Thirteen students and three faculty members teamed up with the St. Bernard Project to sand dry wall in New Orleans East. It’s the fourth year Perez has hosted a group of volunteer workers at his alma mater.

Under the watchful eye of the St. Ignatius statue in Traditions Courtyard, Jesuit Day Camp counselors Earl Johnson and Jack Hebert prepare for another day of fun in the sun. Wednesdays are spent on campus and usually include a movie and popcorn.

Pre-freshmen Alex Tran (left) and Nolan Lambert are all smiles as the end of exams and the school year approaches. Thursday will be the last day of scheduled exams.

Sophomores and juniors bid farewell to the 2012-2013 academic year after their last exam on Thursday and welcome the start of their summer break.

Freshman Brandon Wolff poses a question to his teacher Norm Stafford during Tuesday’s English exam.

In between exams on Monday morning, freshman D.J. Ogbomah (standing) and pre-freshmen Matt Nguyen, Dylan Black, and Nick Ray take it nice and easy in the sun-splattered Traditions Courtyard.

Blue Jays in Mr. Acy’s Greek IV class surprise and reward their teacher with a party celebrating a successful year of studying Greek.