June 2018 SPECIAL EDITION April, 2015 Newsletter | Page 3

April 2015

Exploring God’s Gifts Through Science
Visitation of Our Lady School fourth and fifth graders recently held a science fair in the school's gym. Each student group
formulated a hypothesis and conducted an experiment to test it. Their results were illustrated with creative projects
displayed on three-way boards. Other grade levels, teachers and parents were invited to view the science projects and
read about the students’ experiments. Winners were announced at the monthly Co-Op meeting.
Fourth grade winners:
1st - Courtney Comeaux & Allie Cozzens ("Whose Mouth
is the Dirtiest?")
2nd - Kaden McCormick ("Catching Air"),
3rd - Olivia Couvillion & Kayley Rouse ("Rethink Your
Drink")
4th - Casey Seput ("A Plant Jam")
5th place - Alayna Cardenal & Carlie Laurent ("Gummy
Fun")
Honorable Mentions - Evan Anderson ("M&M's), Forrest
Chessher ("A Race You Can Chase").

Photo 1 (4th Grade Science Fair Winners): Front
row left to right: Casey Seput, Courtney Comeaux,
Allie Cozzens, Kayley Rousse, and Forrest
Chessher. Back row left to right: Olivia Couvillion, Carlie Laurent, Alayna Cardenal, Kaden
McCormick, and Evan Anderson.

Fifth grade winners:
1st place - Kyli Rodriguez & Madison Fiorella ("Plants Need
Breakfast Too")
2nd - Emily Bourg ("Marker Mystery")
3rd - Giselle Dufrene ("Family Matters")
4th place - Spencer Martinez ("The Cheese Touch")
5th place - Patrick Delger ("Can Eggs Really Breathe?")
Honorable Mentions - Olivia Alexia & Mia Matherne ("Yucky
Germs"), Lauren Ziegel ("Humans on Caffeine").

5th graders Kyli Rodriguez (left)
and Madison Fiorella (right) show
their science project, “Plants Need
Breakfast, Too,” which placed first
in their grade level

5th Grade Science Fair Winners: Front
row left to right: Madison Fiorella, Mia
Matherne, and Olivia Alexie. Back row
left to right: Kyli Rodriguez, Patrick
Delger, Emily Bourg, and Spencer Martinez. Absent from picture: Lauren
Ziegel and Giselle Dufrene

Put Your Money Where
Your Mouth Is?
Thanks t o the hard work
of the Men’s Club Members
and the support of the
community, the Men’s Club
turned over a check for
$7,612.89 to Fr. Mike.
Proceeds were raised
from the annual Golf
Tournament and the annual
Lenten Seafood Suppers.
A big thank you to all
those who helped with these
Men’s Club members Neil Duplessis (left) and Rory Este (right) recently presented Fr. events! Your support is
Mike (center) with a check for $7,612.89 from proceeds of the Annual Golf Tournament appreciated very much!
and Lenten Seafood Suppers. Neil organizes the Seafood Suppers and Rory spearheads
the Golf Tournament.
Page 3