A respected educator and administrator for over 40 years, Mr. Flair proudly accepted the call to mold the lives of thousands of Raiders and help shape them into Christian gentlemen. Mr. Flair motivated and inspired countless Raiders to work to the best of their abilities and share their unique talents. 

Brother Gale Condit, FSC, generous, kind, and the essence of a true Lasallian educator. Over his span of 18 years at Archbishop Rummel, he has served as president, vice principal for Institutional Advancement, admissions director, guidance counselor, and teacher.

Father Roca became a Raider in 1990 and is considered an all-time favorite chaplain, mentor, teacher, and colleague.  His extraordinary love and care for the Raider community touched thousands.  He deeply appreciated the history and traditions of his beloved school, especially Raider Pride.  

A man of influence and leadership, Joseph “Joey” Boh has influenced countless Raider students in the classroom and on athletic fields. He has excelled as a teacher for over 30 years and his contributions are unparalleled.  He is the essence of a Christian gentleman. 

A beloved English teacher for 1967 to 1999, Mr. Musslewhite taught thousands of Raiders to appreciate literature and grammar and to be Raider gentlemen. 

A longtime Archbishop Rummel administrator from the school's early years, Brother John's name is tired to countless traditions, including the naming of the school's mascot. 

A Student Council moderator and English teacher for decades, Mrs. Robarts helped to create many Raider traditions while forming thousands of Raider student leaders. 

A hard-nosed football coach who instilled discipline in his players, Coach Perret will always be remembered for coining the phrase "Raider Pride" at a 1971 pep rally. 

The school's first basketball coach, Mr. Arthurs is best known for teaching thousands of Raiders to type and for photographing more events in Archbishop Rummel history. 

A long-time Raider faculty member and coach, Mr. Fenner is fondly remembered as a model educator who touched the lives of thousands of Archbishop Rummel students. 

As a member of the first faculty, Mr. G founded the Genesian Players, demanding excellence from his performers and directing decades of theatrical performances. 

Remembered fondly for his cigars, the Raiders' long-time athletic director was dedicated to molding all student-athletes into Christian gentlemen. 

An original Raider faculty member, Mr. Niemietz has been a student favorite for over 50 years.  In his classes, generations of Raiders learned much more than Social Studies.