Many alumni classes meet regularly for lunch – some monthly, some quarterly, some yearly. While the Blue Jays catch up on current events in their lives, the important discussion usually focuses on stories of the old days at Carrollton and Banks. Today’s Jays are creating the stories that they will retell over and over through the years. And these seniors have already begun a tradition of lunch gatherings to talk about their current events and their life at Jesuit. Since their sophomore year, (clockwise, from left) Carlos Zervigon, James Stoddard, Peyton Ruppert, Justin Lorio, Brett Hocke, David Maheu, Corey Barberito, Ryan Redmann, and Connor Schexnayder have enjoyed their lunch together in the same spot near the steps of the Chapel of the North American Martyrs. No doubt when they soon leave Jesuit as alumni, they will find each other, likely over lunch, to reminisce about their casual lunch gatherings in the shade of the chapel and the stories they told. Perhaps the group of 1956ers, who now meet monthly, found their way as sophomores in 1953 to the steps of the brand new chapel to enjoy lunch and share stories of their morning classes, stories that have been told and retold…  of course, over lunch.