St. Mary’s Dominican High School saluted students for their achievements and service at the end of the school year Academic Honor Day. Student award recognitions included District and State Rally, Louisiana Music Educators Association, National French Contest, National Latin Awards, National Spanish Examination, and Athletics. A Salute to Seniors presentation recognized members of the Class of 2022 in the National Honor Society, National Art Honor Society, National Science Honor Society, Mu Alpha Thea, Tri-M, National Language Honors Societies, and also Advanced Placements, National Merit Recognition, Honor Graduates, and acceptance at colleges and universities.

Kaylie Nguyen received the St. Mary’s Dominican College Corporation Scholarship, presented by Sr. Dominic Savio Estorge, O.P. as a representative of the scholarship committee. Each year St. Mary’s Dominican High School’s graduating seniors who have been accepted and are attending a Catholic college or university received the opportunity to apply for the St. Mary’s Dominican College Corporation Scholarship. In memory of the Dominican Sisters of St. Mary who established, maintained, and supported both St. Mary’s Dominican College and St. Mary’s Dominican High School.

Corinne Lobell received the Knights of Columbus Patriotic Award, presented to the senior who has displayed the principles of Charity, Unity, Fraternity, and Patriotism and in doing so has shown the highest degree of citizenship by helping others, especially those less fortunate.

During their years at Dominican, the Class of 2022 completed 25,273 hours of service, one of the four pillars of Dominican life. Students who performed more than 200 service hours were: Madison Baglio, Monica Cabes, Tori Egan, Baileigh Goines, Sara Landry, Elizabeth Latimer, Catherine Mansfield, Kayleigh Nguyen, Emma Nichols, Maria Anna Stavrakis, Maeve Storm, and Nicolina Totorico.

Eight students who completed over 300 hours of service were Falynn Bouton, Ellie Dalton, Abigail Lee, Kayla Little, Jessica Mora, Jenna Thomas, Selae Walker, and Samantha White.

The 2021-2022 Executive Board (E-Board) officers, Catherine Kernion (President), Khylar Christophe (Vice-President), Anne Carr (Secretary), and Monica Cabes (Treasurer) received E-Board medals in recognition of their outstanding leadership and service.

Members of the Class of 2022 were inducted into the school’s Alumnae Association by Alumnae Association President Sally Russo, Class of 2004. Alumnae presented each senior with a commemorative rosary as a symbol of sharing the Dominican legacy from one generation to the next. The rosaries were designed by Rebecca “Becky” Bellows Crawford, Class of 1986 and handmade by Peggy Delarosa, Class of 1969.