TRADITIONS
Big Sis/Lil Sis
NEED DetAIls
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CHIP FACT
Class colors are not senior sweater colors...those are voted on Junior year. If you know...you know.
Class Colors
Green, Blue, Yellow, Red....repeat!
Taken from the Chapelle plaid, class colors have had a lasting impact on each class. From nametags to gym shorts, the class colors have been a symbol of class identity since....(insert here). "My sister and I are both reds!"
CHIP FACT
Class colors are not senior sweater colors...those are voted on Junior year. If you know...you know.
Countdown
99...98...97...96....95!!!
CHIP FACT
The first countdown was in ....
Challenge
History of Challenge
CHIP FACT
Chapelle Alumnae have hosted 2 Alumnae Rallies on campus in the past decade. The 1990s were the most recent victors!
Rally
History of Rally
CHIP FACT
In 2013, Chapelle hosted the first Alumnae Rally on Campus. More details...
This is Your Day
From the 1995 yearbook
"On a typical morning, students said the prayer and pledge then...Good Morning, Chipmunks! Every Friday would be filled with anticipation. Students wondered whose day it would be. The bell rang, the prayer was said, and the announcement was made. It was six lucky Chipmunks' lucky days. This was the first year for the new student council project. Student council officers would sing and entertain the school before each announcement. Students from each class level and a staff member were chosen at random for the honors. "This is Your Day" was a welcomed addition to the monotony of school. It added a little spice into everyone's school day."
CHIP FACT
This is Your Day is still celebrated every Friday with clever songs, hand painted crowns, and sashes!
Legacy Mass
History of Legacy Mass
CHIP FACT
The first countdown was in ....
Senior Sweaters
History of Senior Sweaters
CHIP FACT
The ...
VooBoo
History of VooBoo
CHIP FACT
The...
The mission of Archbishop Chapelle High School is the establishment of a Catholic educational community of excellence in which the spiritual, academic, and social development of our students is accomplished, trusting that Deus Providebit...God Will Provide.
The schools of the Archdiocese of New Orleans, Louisiana admit students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at its schools. They do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin in administration of their educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic or other school-administered programs.
