
RAIDER
LEGEND
2026 RAIDER LEGEND
JOSEPH SERIO

For 48 years Joseph Serio was a member of the Archbishop Rummel High School faculty, staff, and administration. A graduate of St. Aloysius High School (now Brother Martin), he attended Southeastern Louisiana University where he was editor of the university newspaper, the Lion’s Roar, and was a member of Theta Xi Fraternity.
Serio started his Archbishop Rummel career as the school’s first Alumni Director for 17 years, and then was Admissions Director for 16 years, Graduation Coordinator for 22 years, Advancement Director for 4 years, Communications Director for 6 years, and Student Activities Director for 5 years. He was also a member of the school administration for 19 years.
For 25 years he taught journalism to his students and moderated the school newspaper, the Raiders’ Digest. In 1983 he was awarded an Honorary Diploma to Archbishop Rummel.
During his 48 years he chaired the 25th and 50th anniversary celebrations committees, was a member of the committee that represented Archbishop Rummel in Washington, DC, when the school was named a Blue Ribbon School of Excellence by President George H. W. Bush, and was very involved in the creation of the Rummel Transition School (Rummel T) for citywide students following Hurricane Katrina.
David Hardin
2025 RAIDER LEGEND
David has devoted his entire career to Catholic education, spending much of it at 1901 Severn Avenue as Rummel’s first lay president. He launched the retreat program and rarely missed a school event. A true Southern gentleman, Dave embodies what it means to be a Raider Legend.
Don J. Dessauer ‘67
2025 RAIDER LEGEND
Don began his 35 year career at Rummel in 1973, teaching Business Administration, founding the Junior Achievement program, and mentoring future business leaders. He coached the tennis team to two state titles. Don was one of Rummel’s most loyal, selfless, and beloved instructors.
Al Ferry
2023 RAIDER LEGEND
At Rummel, Mr. Ferry taught French, English, and was renowned for his dedication and teaching to the highest standards in his 40 year career.
Mr. Ferry is a picture of Raider Pride. As well as demanding academic excellence, he attended every sport, performance and activity of his Rummel students.
Kenneth "Ken" Flair
2022 RAIDER LEGEND
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.
Br. Gale Condit, FSC
2021 RAIDER LEGEND
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.
Fr. Wayne Roca, S.J.
2020 RAIDER LEGEND
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.
Joseph “Joey” Boh
2019 RAIDER LEGEND
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.
















