Seniors Zach Lannes (left), Nick Rosato, Alex Lee, and George Neyrey politely ignore social studies teacher Dan DiRosa, as he hovers over his students and their appetizing lunches.

Periodically, Blue Jays are called into the discipline office at the start of the day to take care of a variety of school issues. Above, a smiling sophomore John Plauche appears to be enjoying his meeting with Top, the school disciplinarian.

Junior and barber Peter Belleau (right) sets up shop and welcomes his first customer, classmate Charles Farley, to his resource center chair Tuesday morning. Charles must have heard the rumor that Top will soon be sweeping homerooms to check for haircuts.

Seniors Tanner Lee (left), Mitch Alexander, Joseph Kepper, Egan Robinson, and Scout Serpas take a walk through the second floor hallway on their way to their second period class on Monday.

Friday during the lunch hour, Blue Jays line up to compete in the annual table tennis tournament held in the fourth floor hallway. Above, freshman Chris Abadie (left) takes on pre-freshman Noah Baquet.

With Spanish teacher Jon Malax as moderator and judge of this creative exercise, freshmen Tyler Welsch attempts to demonstrate an action which his classmates must identify in Spanish.

Blue Jays in Mr. Delatte’s theology class are ready for class on Wednesday afternoon.

Latin teacher Mitch Chapoton, for no particular reason, crowns a proud sophomore Joel Epling, King of Latin. Assisting Mr. Chapoton with the installation is his loyal minion, sophomore Patrick Cecola.

Pre-freshmen in Ms. Schexnayder’s first period math class are greeted with a quiz first thing on Monday morning. Working diligently on the quiz are Peyton Duersal (right), Noah Baquet, and Ryan Bourdais.

Seniors Paden Ruegge (left), Elliot Ordoyne, and  Patrick Tullier take a break from studying in the third floor hallway for this Wild Photo.

Sophomore Alex Vinet (front) and freshman Matthew Zeringue check their work carefully on recent science test.

Wednesday before school and during the lunch hour, students took the opportunity to vote for those Blue Jays running for class level offices. Above, senior Jack Culotta (right) hands freshman Thomas Hellmers a ballot.

Blue Jays lined up in the student commons to donate blood for the local blood bank. Juniors Patrick Ryan (left) and Alex Letulle are just two of the special people who donated during the school day on Tuesday.

Monday during the lunch hour, Blue Jays like sophomore Osman Torres (left), junior Zach Adams, and sophomore David Senentz are volunteering to be a part of the Big Brother program, a group of students who help Little Brothers—incoming eighth or ninth graders who will start Jesuit next school year—with their transition to high school life.

Friday morning, Mrs. Merle Palacios and her students—juniors Ivan Hidrovo (left), Herbert Spurlock, senior Bo Devenport, and junior Charles Farley—critique poor translations of Spanish text into English.

Seniors from Mr. Prados’s English V class visit Mrs. Dupuis’s English I class for a brief poetry reading on Thursday morning.