Chapelle Craft Fair 2025 🎨✨ This year’s Chapelle Craft Fair, presented by Joey LaHatte, was nothing short of spectacular! From the moment the gates opened, the campus was buzzing with community spirit, incredible shopping, and plenty of Chipmunk Spunk 💚🐿️. A Record-Breaking Event With more booths than ever before, there was something for everyone—handmade jewelry, home décor, delicious treats, seasonal crafts, and so much more. Shoppers explored the aisles, discovering unique finds and supporting small businesses while connecting with local artisans. The beautiful weather only added to the day’s success. Families and friends strolled through the fair, enjoying the sunshine and soaking in the festive atmosphere. It truly felt like the heart of the Chapelle community was on full display. Thank You to Our Sponsors and Supporters A huge thank-you goes out to Joey LaHatte and all our incredible sponsors who made this event possible. We also want to express our gratitude to everyone who participated—vendors, volunteers, and visitors alike. Your support and enthusiasm made this year’s craft fair one to remember! Until Next Year! We’re already looking forward to next year’s Craft Fair, but for now, we’ll cherish the memories of this amazing day. Thank you for showing up and showing out to make this event so special!

The Rummel/Chapelle Genesians Present: Guys and Dolls 🎭✨ The curtains are about to rise for the talented Rummel/Chapelle Genesians as they bring the classic musical Guys and Dolls to life! After months of preparation, this dedicated group of students is ready to shine on stage during their performances on October 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 9th, 10th, and 11th. A Collaborative Effort The Genesians have poured their hearts into every aspect of this production, working tirelessly to ensure every detail is perfect. From learning intricate choreography to mastering their vocals, the cast has embraced the challenge of telling this timeless story. But the magic doesn’t stop there! Behind the scenes, crew members have been hard at work: 🎭 Designing and crafting props that bring 1940s New York City to life. 💡 Perfecting lighting to set the mood for every scene. 🎶 Rehearsing songs to deliver the show-stopping musical numbers fans know and love. 🕺 Practicing choreography to ensure the dance sequences are nothing short of breathtaking. Every Genesian has contributed their unique talents to this production, showcasing not only teamwork but also a shared passion for theater. A Story Worth Telling Guys and Dolls is a beloved Broadway musical filled with humor, heart, and unforgettable characters. Set in New York City, the story follows charming gamblers, devoted showgirls, and a loveable mission worker as they navigate love, luck, and everything in between. With its lively musical numbers and witty dialogue, this production promises to entertain audiences of all ages. Ready for Opening Night The Rummel/Chapelle Genesians can’t wait to share the result of their hard work and dedication with the community. Be sure to mark your calendars and join us for one of their six performances! Whether you’re a longtime fan of Guys and Dolls or experiencing it for the first time, this is a show you won’t want to miss. Show Dates 📅 October 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 9th, 10th, and 11th Let’s show our Chapelle and Rummel pride by packing the theater and supporting these talented students as they take the stage! Break a leg, Genesians—we can’t wait to see you shine!

Kathryn Sprawls ’28: Taking Her Soccer Dreams to the Next Level Archbishop Chapelle High School is thrilled to celebrate the achievements of our students both on and off the field. This week, we spotlight Kathryn Sprawls ’28, who has been invited to participate in a closed college camp in Houston, Texas, as part of the College Winter Series. This prestigious event, taking place at the end of January 2026, is a significant step for Kathryn as she pursues her soccer dreams. A Unique Opportunity The closed college camp will host over 25 colleges, offering Kathryn a platform to showcase her skills and connect with college coaches. This exclusive event is designed for young athletes to demonstrate their talents, engage in meaningful conversations, and build relationships with college programs. For Kathryn, this is more than just a camp—it’s a chance to make a lasting impression on college coaches and open doors for future opportunities. The Camp Schedule Kathryn’s day at the camp will include two action-packed sessions: Morning Session: Kathryn will spend the first three hours playing soccer, where she’ll demonstrate her skills, agility, and teamwork in front of coaches. Following the games, she will have the opportunity to meet with coaches, ask questions, and learn more about their programs and institutions. Afternoon Session: During this session, Kathryn will participate in an 11v11 game, giving the coaches a chance to see her in action during a full match. This will allow them to evaluate her gameplay, strategy, and ability to perform under pressure in a real-game scenario. A Step Toward the Future For Kathryn, this event is an incredible chance to show her talents on a larger stage. It’s also an opportunity to network with coaches, learn more about the recruiting process, and gain valuable insight into what it takes to play soccer at the collegiate level. Kathryn shared her excitement about the camp: “This is an amazing opportunity to show my talents and potentially get future offers. I’m excited to play, meet the coaches, and learn more about their programs!” Chapelle Pride We are so proud of Kathryn for earning this incredible opportunity. Her hard work, dedication, and love for the game have brought her to this exciting moment, and we know she will represent the Chapelle community with excellence!  Good luck, Kathryn, as you take this next step in your soccer journey. The entire Chapelle family is cheering you on, and we can’t wait to see all that you accomplish!

Ye'Lyna Ortiz: A Champion On and Off the Mat At Archbishop Chapelle High School, we celebrate the incredible accomplishments of our students both inside and outside the classroom. This week, we are thrilled to highlight the amazing achievements of one of our 8th-grade students, Ye'Lyna Ortiz, who competed in a Martial Arts Tournament over the weekend and brought home multiple awards, including the prestigious Grand Championship! A Weekend of Triumph Ye'Lyna competed in three divisions against black belts aged 13–18, showcasing her dedication, skill, and perseverance: 🥇 1st Place in Weapons 🥈 2nd Place in Traditional Forms 🥈 2nd Place in Sparring Her 1st place win in the Weapons category earned her a spot in the Grand Championship, the highest honor at the tournament. Competing against martial artists of higher levels and older age groups, Ye'Lyna delivered an outstanding performance. She was the final competitor to present her weapon form, giving it her all and impressing the judges with her precision and strength. With scores of 9.98, 9.98, and 9.99, Ye'Lyna claimed the Grand Championship by a margin of just 0.1 points! Representing Excellence Ye'Lyna has been training at Joong Do Ryu, her Dojang, for four years and represented them with pride and determination during the tournament. This marks the fourth year in a row she has competed in this event, and her continued growth and success are a testament to her hard work and dedication to martial arts. Gratitude and Chapelle Pride In her own words, Ye'Lyna shared her appreciation for the Chapelle community: "I am so thankful for Chapelle supporting me. The encouragement from my school inspires me to push harder and be the best version of myself." A Bright Future Ye'Lyna’s accomplishments are nothing short of extraordinary. Her commitment to excellence and her ability to rise to the occasion, even when faced with tough competition, exemplify the spirit of Archbishop Chapelle High School.  We are so proud of you, Ye'Lyna! Congratulations on your incredible achievements, and we can’t wait to see what you accomplish next.

Celebrating Excellence: Archbishop Chapelle Honors AP Students At Archbishop Chapelle High School, we are committed to fostering academic excellence and celebrating the achievements of our hardworking students. This week, we hosted a special luncheon to honor those who have challenged themselves through our Advanced Placement (AP) program. The luncheon welcomed all students who either took an AP course last year or are currently enrolled in one this year. It was a wonderful opportunity to recognize their dedication and celebrate their achievements. Honoring Outstanding Achievements During the celebration, we highlighted students who earned Awards for AP achievements and those who achieved a perfect 5 on their AP exams. Scoring a 5 is a remarkable accomplishment that reflects not only mastery of the subject but also perseverance and determination. Students Who Earned a Perfect 5 We are proud to recognize the following students for their outstanding AP performance: Dalila Gulati – AP US Government and Politics Carolyne Hill – AP Human Geography Demi Kostopoulos – AP 2D Art and Design Anh Dao Le – AP English Language and Composition, AP Psychology Anita Li – AP US History Libbey Luminais – AP US Government and Politics, AP English Literature and Composition Maisy O’Brien – AP US Government and Politics Mackenzie Ory – AP English Language and Composition Kayla Palacio – AP Psychology Alyssa Pesantes – AP Human Geography Emma Rogers – AP US History, AP Psychology Katie Scuderi – AP English Literature and Composition Emma Tran – AP US History, AP English Language and Composition Lilly Treme – AP European History Julia Turnipseed – AP European History Aashna Varkey – AP European History Grace Wilson – AP English Language and Composition, AP Psychology Yara Zeitoun – AP Human Geography These students have set a high standard for academic excellence, and we couldn’t be prouder of their achievements. A Growing Program

Celebrating Leadership, Faith, and Excellence at Our Deus Providebit Mass At Archbishop Chapelle High School, the Deus Providebit Mass is a cherished tradition where we gather as a community to celebrate our faith and honor the accomplishments of our students. This year’s Mass was an extraordinary occasion, filled with moments of recognition, inspiration, and celebration. Honoring Student Leadership After Mass concluded, we began honoring our student leaders. The 2025–2026 Class Officers were called up to receive their blessed pins. These young women have stepped forward to lead their peers with dedication and enthusiasm, committing to represent Chapelle with respect, positivity, and collaboration. Each officer promised to serve with integrity and make this year memorable for their classes. Senior Class Officers: President — Cate Jouet V. President — Kelsey Doyle Secretary — Macey Lane Treasurer — Madison Heintz Historian —Abby Hebbler Junior Class Officers: President — Mia Impastato V. President — Kendall Allen Secretary — Abby Naquin Treasurer — Kaia Braendel Historian — Julia Turnipseed Sophomore Class Officers: President — Yara Zeitoun V. President — Nora Michelli Secretary — Ava Kennedy Treasurer — Reese Follette Historian —Sloan Boudoin Freshman Class Officers: President — Kasey Orlando V. President — Eleanor Cerise Secretary — Ava Kissinger Treasurer — Rylee Ford Historian —Jordan Morris 8th Grade Class Officers: President — Lena Macaluso V. President — Nina Occhipinti Secretary — Kate Mancuso Treasurer — Leigh Hess Historian —Lily West The spotlight then shifted to our Ambassador Leadership Team, a group of students who exemplify the best of Chapelle. These leaders are often the first impression of our school, welcoming prospective students and families with warmth and enthusiasm. Ambassador Leadership Team: Marcella Casanova Caroline Muller Evelyn Zajac Vice President: Kylie Burke President: Olivia LeBoeuf Recognizing Academic and Spiritual Leaders We also celebrated the National Honor Society Officers, who embody service, scholarship, and leadership in their commitment to helping those in need. Under the leadership of President Gabrielle Bush, this group is set to achieve new heights in serving both our school and the greater community. President: Gabrielle Bush Vice President: Isabella Arboneaux Secretary: Brianna Borne Treasurer: Allie Mixon Historian: Caroline Muller Our Campus Ministry Leaders were commissioned to guide the student body in faith, hope, and love. From organizing retreats to planning spiritual events, these leaders will bring the light of Christ to every corner of campus. Campus Ministry Leaders: Kendall Allen Madelyn Allesandro Kyla Apostolakis Isabella Arboneaux Brianna Borne Rosie Cardella Caroline Cortez Audrey Dubuc Ava Held Mia Impastato Cate Jouet Macey Lane Emily LeBlanc Talia Luke Brielle Matherne Payton Morris Abby Naquin Maylee Reese Abigail Spiess Raegan Tuttle Kenzie Vergas We also recognized our Altar Servers and Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion, who play essential roles in our school liturgies, ensuring that Christ is at the center of our community. Altar Servers: Leila Abbate Rosie Cardella Ye’Lyna Ortiz Isabella Pelitire Grace Rieth Lauren Rieth Elizabeth Schexnayder Amelie Sharp Elise Storey Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion: Kyla Apostolakis Isabella Arboneaux Brooke Braun Victoria Frey Katelyn Gauthier Gracelyn Gros Maddie Heintz Keira Kissinger Macey Lane Sophia Marchan Brielle Matherne Mackenzie Ory Victoria Pelitire Kelsie Schmidt A Special Celebration for Our Champions One of the highlights of the day was honoring our Chapelle Bowling Team, who were crowned State Champions last year after an undefeated season! Led by an incredible group of athletes and coaches, including Alexandra Young, Addison Belle, and Coach Warren Young, the team received their state championship rings during the ceremony. Their achievement is a testament to hard work, teamwork, and Chapelle pride. The 2024-2025 Bowling Team: Alexandra Young Addison Belle Taylor Bourdonnay Caroline Hill Ava Krieger Makayla Lanier Mia Bella Harvey Elizabeth Hamilton Olivia Bares A Community of Faith and Achievement The Deus Providebit Mass is more than just a celebration; it’s a reminder of the unique spirit that makes Archbishop Chapelle High School so special. From student leaders to state champions, each recognition highlights the diverse talents and strengths of our Chapelle family. We are so proud of all the students honored at this year’s Mass and look forward to seeing the incredible things they will accomplish in the year ahead.

Exploring Careers in Occupational Therapy: Guest Speaker Rebecca Ford Inspires Honors Anatomy & Physiology Students On September 23, students in our Honors Anatomy & Physiology class had the privilege of learning from Rebecca Ford, a faculty member in the Department of Occupational Therapy at LSU Health Science Center. With an impressive background in providing occupational therapy services to adults and children with orthopedic and neurologic diagnoses at West Jefferson Hospital, Rebecca brought a wealth of knowledge and experience to share with our students. What is Occupational Therapy? Rebecca’s presentation began with an overview of the role of occupational therapists and the variety of settings where they work, from hospitals and schools to outpatient clinics. She walked students through the educational pathway required to become an occupational therapist, offering valuable insights into what it takes to pursue this rewarding career. Hands-On Learning Activities The highlight of Rebecca’s visit was the hands-on activities she introduced to the class. Students had the opportunity to try their hand at some of the tools and techniques occupational therapists use to help their patients regain independence and improve their quality of life. Here are just a few of the activities students participated in: - Sock Helper Challenge : Students learned how to put on a sock using an assistive device, showcasing how occupational therapists help patients with limited mobility. - Adapted Dressing Techniques : Rebecca demonstrated how to put on and take off a shirt with one arm paralyzed, giving students a glimpse into the daily challenges faced by patients. - Therapeutic Putty Exercises : Students played with putty to understand how fine motor skills are improved through therapy. - Mini Mental State Exam Practice : Students practiced administering this cognitive test, which is often used to assess memory and mental function. Rebecca’s passion for her profession was contagious, energizing the classroom and making the session interactive and engaging. Inspiring Future Healthcare Professionals Many of the students in our Honors Anatomy & Physiology class are exploring careers in healthcare, and Rebecca’s visit provided them with a valuable opportunity to learn about the diverse and impactful field of occupational therapy. Whether or not they pursue this specific path, the experience broadened their understanding of how healthcare professionals make a difference in the lives of their patients.  We are so grateful to Rebecca Ford for taking the time to share her expertise and enthusiasm with our students. Opportunities like this help inspire the next generation of healthcare professionals and open their eyes to the wide variety of careers available in the medical field.