March 2015 Rebelation - Teurlings Catholic High School

THE OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER FOR PARENTS OF
TEURLINGS CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
From Our Principal...
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s Catholics, Lent is our great retreat. It is the time during which we reflect on our baptismal commitment and
make changes where needed. I would encourage you, in this season of Lent, to spend time as a family to pray,
play, and work together.
We budgeted to accept 210 freshmen students for the 2015-2016 school year. To guarantee your child’s enrollment, it is
important to participate in the online registration process which will end March 6 th. If you do not register by that date,
you will lose your child’s spot. Family situations change and those students on the wait list may have the opportunity to
be enrolled.
We have many things to celebrate as a school community. The Rebel Cheerleaders won the National Game Day
Championship at the UCA National High School Cheerleading Championship. The Rebel Revue dance team competed
in the National Dance Team Championship in Orlando and placed 6 th in the nation in Hip-Hop and 9th in Jazz. The
Rebel Wrestling team was Division II State Champions for the third consecutive year. The girls’ soccer team advanced
to the quarterfinals and the boys to the regionals. The girls’ basketball teams advanced to the Bi-District round of the
state playoffs and the boys are entering the playoffs on Friday, February 27 th. The recent production of “Beauty and the
Beast” was well attended and was one of the best performances ever produced at TCH. Over fifty students and teachers
traveled to Puerto Rico to participate in a mission trip and they did us all proud. And finally, our own Mrs. Rose Andrus
was presented the Heart of the Program Award by the Diocesan Food & Nutrition Services, indicative of the outstanding
cafeteria worker of the year.
On March 18th, at 12:00 p.m., we will celebrate the academic accomplishments of our students with the annual Academic
Pep Rally. Join us in the Rebel Dome as the Rebels celebrate “All About Them Grades!” There will be a hit parade of
special guests bringing their talents to the Rebel Dome.
We begin each Monday during the season of Lent with a student
initiated spiritual observance of the meaning of Lent. This journey will
take us to the student re-enactment of the Passion of our Lord at sunrise
on Holy Thursday. We have so much for which to be grateful. The
lessons in our Christian life that we pass on as a school run much
deeper than, “What did you give up for Lent?”
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The Class of 2015, as of March 2 , will have thirty-seven school days
remaining at Teurlings Catholic. This has been a special class, and it is
our hope they finish with conviction and effort. The Class of 2015 has
adopted the “Make a Wish” Foundation as their Lenten charity, another
example of their strong Catholic values.
Leaders of Distinction
Chancellor
Rev. Hampton Davis, III
Our Lady Queen of Peace Church
Principal
Michael Boyer (Ext. 104)
Assistant Principal
Bruce Baudier (Ext. 102)
Academic Assistant Principal
Marty Heintz (Ext. 103)
Director of Development
Aline Norwood (Ext. 105)
Phone: 337-235-5711
Fax: 337-234-8057
Athletics: 337-234-7022
Cafeteria: 337-232-8861
www.tchs.net
Director of Athletics
Sonny Charpentier (Ext. 208)
Director of Faith Formation
Josette Surratt (Ext. 229)
MARCH, 2015
FOR YOUR INFORMATION...
Registration/Re-enrollment
For the 2015-2016 School Year
On Ren Web, now thro ugh
March 6th
Spring Pictures
March 3rd
Rebel Open
March 16th
Early Dismissal
March 17th, 12:40 PM
Academic Pep Rally
March18th, 12:00 PM
Join us in the Rebel Dome at noon on
March 18th for our annual Academic Pep
Rally as we honor those students who
achieved the first semester!
Advisory Council
March 18th, 6:30 PM
3 rd Quarter Report
on RenWeb
March 20th, 9:00 AM
Cards
Newsletter
The deadline for submitting articles
for the APRIL issue of the Rebelation
is March 23rd. Email Tiffany Dugas
Parks (tdugas@tchs.net) with your
articles and pictures.
CAR POOL CO-OP
Looking for others wanting
to carpool? Able to help
someone who needs a ride? We’ll be
happy to post your name and number in the
next issue of our Rebelation newsletter.
Contact Maria Hanes
235-5711 Ext. 128 or
mhanes@tchs.net
If you can help, call the family personally:
Susan Reed (832) 610-5444
Looking for a ride for her daughter
(Lives in Sunset)
REGISTRATION
2015-2016 School Year
Current TCH students are not required to re-apply for admissions
but are required to register on Renweb by March 6, 2015.
Parents: please check with one another for receipt.
Enrollment
After completing the online registration process, you must mail your
$425 registration fee payment for the first student and $50 for
each additional student, along with a copy of your registration
confirmation e-mail, to TCH, 139 Teurlings Drive, Lafayette, LA 70501,
postmarked by Friday, March 6, 2015.
If you would like to pay cash or in full, you may visit the Finance office
between February 25th and March 6th, between the hours of 7:30 a.m. to
2:30 p.m. On March 4, 2015, the hours will be extended to 7:00 p.m.
Statements regarding tuition owed and/or your monthly notes will be
mailed to you during the summer. To avoid finance charges, full payment
must be paid no later than June 19, 2015.
For questions regarding registration, current TCH students may
contact Lori Beslin (235-5711 Ext. 244 or lbeslin@tchs.net)
and new students may contact Maria Hanes (337-235-5711
Ext. 128 or mhanes@tchs.net).
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ACADEMICS
Marty Heintz - Assistant Principal
Is a high school student old enough, mature enough, responsible enough to independently juggle school work, church,
co-curricular and extracurricular activities, family responsibilities, outside activities, and a social life? That’s not a rhetorical question, but one I hear in various forms in most of my conferences with parents. My honest answer? I really
don’t know about your particular student, but in most cases, I would say, emphatically, not without help and guidance
from the parent.
There really is no secret formula for parenting a high school student and I am not suggesting that you all become what
education circles have dubbed “helicopter parents” – those who hover over their student’s every move. However, I do
find that most successful students have parents who monitor and offer guidance. Those parents know when major assignments are due in all classes. Those parents check RenWeb once a week or so and know if the student has not
completed assignments or failed a test. Those parents do spot check notebooks and homework, to make sure notes
are there and homework is completed. Those same parents keep a master schedule and know where everyone has to
be every day after school so that decisions can be made to benefit the student’s success in school as easily as success
on the baseball diamond, the tennis court, the softball field or the track at this time of year. Those successful parents
encourage the student to set aside study time and help the student plan for long-term assignments. Those parents also
show the student some “tough love” when necessary, limiting access to vehicles, cell phones, computers, and weeknight and weekend social activities when those interfere with the student’s academic progress.
By now, you can see where I am going – successful parents don’t hover or smother, they let their students work out
minor issues and problems on their own, but they monitor, provide guidance, love, understanding and correction as
necessary, and are PARENTS. After 27 years in education, I can guarantee you that is the secret formula.
ASPIRE TESTING SCORES
Aspire scores for the 9th-10th grades have finally all been received. We are in the process of printing the score reports (5 pages in
length for each) and will send those home by the end of the second week in March.
Overall, our students did well, despite the new format of the test. Both our 9th and 10th graders scored above the national average in all subjects – and in English our 9th graders scored above the 10th grade average.
I will attach a guide to reading the scores when they are sent home, but so you know what to expect:
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Each student will receive a raw score in English, Math, Science, and Reading.
Each student will receive a predicted ACT score range in all four subject areas, as well as composite. Don’t focus on the high
or low prediction, but rather look in the middle. If the predicted score in English is 21-26, I would take that as a predicted 2324 that could be lower if the student does not improve and higher if the student takes challenging courses and does all the
work.
Each student will also be rated at their current college-readiness level. I think that is the area I was most excited about when I
viewed the scores, as 83% of both our 9th and 10th graders are deemed college-ready in English. That is fantastic.
While standardized test scores have their purpose (to let me know how our curriculum is doing and to let you know how
your student is doing in comparison to national norms), remember that scores are NOT life and death. I have seen students
with fantastic scores bomb out in college because intelligence does not always equate to achievement. And, finally, remember
that with hard work and diligence, any score can be improved, so a low score in 9th grade does not mean your student will
not get into college.
If you have any questions about the scores or how your student can improve, you can email me at mheintz@tchs.net or speak with
one of our guidance counselors.
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Congratulations to all who will be honored at the Academic Pep Rally!
12th Grade
Principal's Award
Hannah Arnaud
Anne Barry
Barron Bellard
Brannon Broussard
Katie Broussard
Shelby Carrier
Julia Daigle
Katie Douet
Lindsey Hargrave
Emily Hawkins
Dante' Hebert
Blake Hightower
Elizabeth Latiolais
Kynnedie Maloz
Kelsie Melancon
Madison Proctor
Emily Robichaux
Paige Robichaux
Alida Robin
Patrick Roesch
Kelsi Stringer
Sydni Talley
Cole Weber
Red Award
Zack Ashy
John-Michael Bellard
Jill Boudreaux
Tanner Cordick
Ethan Domingue
Tucker Dunand
Juliana Gerami
Haven Gerstenlauer
Kristen Hamilton
Rachael Hill
Raya Jacob
Trey Laviolette
Logan Myers
Ashlin Naquin
Ali Olivier
Gavin Royer
Jason Thibodeaux
Monique Touchet
Gerard Viator
White Award
Brandon Batiste
Dylan Batiste
Lauren Bourque
Alyssa Breaux
Jae'lan Broussard
Hannah Broussard
Christen Calandra
Kavanaugh Danenberg
Coleton Dartez
Ryan Delhomme
Kailyn Doiron
Danielle Dupuis
Kenneth Elliott
Bailey Fils
Jarrod Gardiner
Madi Guidry
Camille Guillory
Dakota Hebert
Jordin Jacob
Tristan Lee
Ali Limberg
Michael McBride
Tanner Peltier
Charley Prejean
Grant Ray
Gunner Rester
Alyssa Richard
Brennan Riche'
Luke Stiles
Kiley Thibodeaux
Austin Thompson
Matthew Trahan
Alex Walters
Cade Wyble
Blue Award
Natalye Alfred
Beau Blanchard
Caleb Lasseigne
Seth Sonnier
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11 Grade
Principal's Award
Bailey Broussard
Claire Champagne
Elizabeth Heintz
Evan Huesers
Hannah Istre
Bryce LaFleur
Lani Landry
Sydney Manuel
Madi Miller
Neil Sand
Hadley Smith
Cody Stelly
Perry Young
Red Award
Brayden Blanchard
Josh Broussard
Gabbi Caillier
Faith Dirk
Kenzie Dupont
Noah Harris
Allyson Huval
Jasmine Mitchell
Emma Morgan
Hanna Poche'
Kynan Sonnier
Brett Weber
Ashton Whaley
Morgan Wimberley
White Award
Sydney Branch
Brennan Burch
Kaitlyn Camel
Eliana Carrier
Kaede Collette
Karrigan Danenberg
Olivia Feucht
Ian Fontenot
Patrick Fontenot
Gabrielle Fortier
Luke Gossen
Mari-Catherine Guidry
Harli Jacob
Jacob Mathews
Daniel McNair
Christina Mitchell
Casey Potts
Connor Richard
Jacob Richard
Orlando Richard
Camryn Romero
Hailie Savoie
Maddy Scrantz
Samantha Signorelli
Alayna Sonnier
Allison Stephens
Connor Stickley
Alyssa Taranto
Landon Taylor
Mallori Taylor
Zach Trahan
Matthew Viator
Blue Award
Jaylin Broussard
Chaney Dodge
Isabelle Dominique
Jonathon Fontenot
Abbey Frederick
Hannah Guidry
Zack Guidry
Matthew McMillan
Brennan Pratt
Allie Reed
10th Grade
Principal's Award
Brooke Badeaux
Emily Buller
Greta Collet
Trey Dickinson
Julia Guilbeau
Hunter Harrington
Madison Judice
Summer Landry
Noah LaPorte
Sarah LeBlanc
Katie McKenzie
Courtlin Naquin
Chelsea Nowell
Ty Theriot
Red Award
Dru Castex
Abby Danos
Brayton Hammes
Brooks Hebert
Rafael Hernandez
Jill Johnson
Maddison Knott
Cody Landry
Hannah Laviolette
Conner Meche
Meagan Ortego
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White Award
Lidia Alcala
Tyler Batiste
Hannah Blakely
Garrett Boudreaux
Brooke Bourgeois
Emily Bourque
Colleen Cahanin
Remi Camel
Hayden Cantrelle
Elizabeth Comeaux
Ashley Daigle
Ethan Eddy
Sean Gillis
Noah Gothreaux
Courtney Granger
Sara Gravouia
Holland Griffin
Kenedi Habetz
Ana Hackett
Brant Hanks
Victoria Lawyer
Trent LeBlanc
Keylon Ledet
Caleb Lee
Jadyn Lewis
Caroline Lormand
Trey Menuet
Konnor Miller
Lauren Neumeyer
Keely Provost
Abbi Ray
Brette Reaux
Sophie Salopek
Addison Thibodeaux
Lucy Toups
Mattie Trahan
Kristen Travasos
Jamie Villagomez
Christian Whaley
Blue Award
Kaylie Darbonne
Conrad Frey
Dylan Friloux
Josh Goulas
Hollie James
Jansen Lormand
Evan Mire
Maci Moreau
Kade Sonnier
Hayley Thibodeaux
Nicholas Zeek
9th Grade
Principal's Award
Wesley Blazek
Sophia Brazda
Sarah Broussard
Alex Domingue
Kaitlin Guidry
Maddie Guidry
Olivia Guidry
Sierra Guilbeau
Rani Hebert
Reyna Houston
Mina-Marie Juneau
Lindsey Kelly
Evan Kidder
Ashley Latiolais
Nick LeBlanc
Peyton McCarley
Abby Miller
Sarah Miller
Hailey Prevost
Kelli Prilliman
Kaylie Taylor
Red Award
Michael Boudreaux
Lilly Chapman
Grant Clark
Kammi Danenberg
Morganne Ned
Kailey Thibodeau
White Award
Troie Acker
Sarah Blakely
Carson Blanchard
Christopher Booker
Isaac Boulanger
Reed Broussard
Callie Cormier
Ben Daspit
Kanin Dodge
Trevor Dupre
Alex Gregory
Madison Grossie
Callie Landry
Dylan Langlinais
Jean-Paul LeBlanc
Lorin Martin
Cole Newland
Sydney Olivier
Logan Quebodeaux
Gabby Sonnier
Noelle Stephens
Taylor Stutes
Alexis Thibodeaux
Lizzie Trouard
Britney Young
Blue Award
Reese Albert
Adrianna Anderson
Madison Baudoin
Caroline Broussard
Olivia Cunningham
Sam Dunand
Lauren Fuselier
Zander Garber
GiGi Gibson
Chloe Hamilton
Hannah Johnson
Konnor Knight
Beau LeBlanc
Bryant Masson
Brian Metoyer
Blake Theriot
Brett Trahan
Lucas Walls
MARCH, 2015
This column is designed to recognize the accomplishments of our students in the areas of academics, athletics, and extra -curricular activities at school
or around the community. Parents, teachers, coaches, sponsors, moderators, and pastors are invited to “brag” about a student by sending information
to Tiffany Dugas - Fax 234-8057 or email tdugas@tchs.net. Spread the good word!
Congratulations to senior,
Logan Richard (pictured
below) who won Premier
Exhibitor at the Acadiana
District Livestock Show.
Logan won Grand
Champion Simbrah Bull,
Grand Champion Reserve
Heifer, Grand Champion
Louisiana Bred Simbrah
Heifer, Livestock Judging
Team-3rd, High Individual5th, High Individual-1st (on
placings only).
FEBRUARY
KYNNEDIE
MALOZ
&
KENNETH
ELLIOTT
Kynnedie Maloz
Clubs/Organizations: Campus
Ministry; Beta Club; Rebel Ambassador;
National Honors Society
Sports: Volleyball (4 years);
Basketball (3 years)
Clubs/Organizations: Cast
Awards: Student of the Year;
member “Beauty and the Beast”
National Achievement Award Finalist;
Volleyball - LVCA Division III Player of
Sports: Football (4 years);
the Year; 1st Team All State, 1st Team
Swimming (2 years)
All District, 1st Team All-Academic,
Awards: Football - 5 Star Rebel;
All-State Academic
All District Honorable Mention;
FUN FACTS: Kynnedie will be
Literary Rally - World History
attending the University of
FUN FACTS: Kenneth plans on
Pennsylvania in the fall majoring in
attending Louisiana State
Nursing and will be playing volleyball;
University in the fall; He serves as
She would like to become a
a volunteer firefighter; Kenneth
neonatologist; Kynnedie wants to learn
LOVES country music!
to speak French and Spanish fluently.
Kenneth Elliott
Congratulations to Mrs.
Rose Andrus (pictured
below) who was awarded
Heart of the Program
Award by the Diocesan
Food & Nutrition Services.
SPEECH & DEBATE WINS!
Congratulations to the Speech and Debate team for their
wins in the Kaplan Tournament. Placing were: 2nd-Mina
Juneau in Junior Humorous Interpretation; 2nd -Katie
McKenzie in Declamation; 3rd-Maddie Deslatte in
Senior Dramatic Interpretation; 3rd-Connor Richard in
Congressional Debate.
Congratulations to the Speech and Debate team for their
2nd place Overall Sweepstakes win in the Cecilia
Tournament. Individual winners were: 1st-Katie McKenzie
in Declamation; 2nd-Nicholas Zeek in Declamation;
2nd-Brandon Alleman in Dramatic Interpretation.
Congratulations to the Speech and Debate team for their
wins in the Ascension Episcopal Tournament: 3rd-Zoe
Billeaud in Novice Lincoln Douglas.
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Congratulations to Luke
Gossen and Nick
Picard who were
named “Relentess Rebel
Lifter of the Week”!
Congratulations to
freshman, Jean-Paul
LeBlanc (pictured
below) who will be
attending the National
Young Leaders State
Conference (NYLSC) in
the spring of 2015. This
conference gathers
students from more than
30 cities and regions
across the United
States. Students who
attend the conference
are nominated by
teachers and guidance
counselors based on
their academic
performance and
leadership potential.
MARCH, 2015
TOUR de FORCE
We are very proud of our faculty and staff. Many have
achieved status above and beyond the call of duty; all
are terrific with the students. This column is designed
to feature accomplishments of those faces on campus.
Congratulations!
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Marty Heintz served on the
SACS Review Committee at
Menard High School.
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Mike Boyer and Sonny
Charpentier have been
attending LHSAA redistricting
meetings.
Nikki Bouvier, Dona Dugas,
Lauren Jeffrey, Tiffany Dugas
Parks, Kyle Bourque, and
Robbie Richard will be
attending ASCD in Houston in
March.
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Attention all Juniors and Seniors: The April ACT test is scheduled for Saturday,
April 18, 2015. Register now if you have not already done so.
The Guidance Office is trying to schedule another ACT prep class. If instructors
are available an email will be sent out with details.
All Juniors are taking the ACT during a special testing date in March. Mrs. Marty
Heintz is in charge of the test.
HONORS APPLICATIONS: Any current 9th, 10th, and 11th grade student who
would like to either continue taking honors classes or schedule to take an honors
class for the 2015-2016 school year will need to apply in the Guidance Office. The
Honors Application process will take place on the following dates during both
lunches in the Guidance Office:
9th Grade: Monday, February 23rd and Tuesday, February 24th
10th Grade: Wednesday, February 25th and Thursday, February 26th
11th Grade: Friday, February 27th and Monday, March 2nd
Extra Day: Tuesday, March 3rd for anyone who may have missed their dates
Mrs. Proctor, Mrs. Aucoin, and Mrs. Elizabeth Robin will be visiting with all 9th,
10th and 11th grade students during the week of March 23rd to discuss 2015-2016
Course Scheduling procedures. We will discuss TOPS, LA Core 4-college entrance
requirements, and TCH graduation requirements. Students will enter their schedule
request online through Renweb and will have to return a signed schedule request
form. Students will have until Wednesday, April 1st to complete their online
schedule request. Wednesday, April 1st will be the last day for students to hand in
their TCH 4-Year Plan of Study and signed Schedule Form verifying that their
online request has been submitted and approved by a parent. Students will submit
this form to their Religion Teachers.
SENIORS: Remember to complete the FAFSA form. This form is used as your
TOPS application and to determine if you are eligible for any other financial aid
from the Federal or State government. The FAFSA needs to be complete prior to
July 1, 2015. However, I encourage each of you to complete the form by May 1,
2015. Waiting until the last minute could slow down your TOPS or loan funding
DEVELOPMENT
Wishes Granted
Teurlings Catholic High School would like to acknowledge all our donors for helping make dreams come true.
Gifts are listed as reported to the Development Office by grateful recipients since the last issue of Rebelation. (2/3/15 – 3/1/15)
(Restricted Gifts/Wish List Items)
Cheerleaders
Paul & Lydale Carter (MaKayla 9th,
Alyssa 10th)
Adam & Mel Champagne
In Memory of Marguerite (Margie)
Kehlor Crochet
Administration
Bayouland Trophies
Matching Gifts
Wells Fargo Foundation
In Association with Adam Champagne
Athletic Department
Tennis
Lafayette Ladies Tennis League
(continued from February issue)
R.A.B.C. Faculty Recognition
February Luncheon
Monica Salopek, Chair (Sophie 10th)
Adrian Guidry (Ethan 10th)
Kitty Thompson (Austin 12th)
Celeste Forestier (Gabrielle 11th)
Maribel Hernandez (Rafael 10th)
Trista Badeaux (Brooke 10th)
Susan Robin (Alida 12th)
Katherine Johnson (Hannah 9th)
Academic Departments
Albertsons
Target
Don Foley Memorial Fund
Rosalind Foley
Play Sponsors
Adam & Mel Champagne
In Memory of Rivers Hilton Qubodeaux
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Pictures courtesy of Lauren Trosclair (TCH 2010)
Let’s Get Ready to Rumble!
We’re winning!!!
Teurlings Catholic is facing off against St. Thomas More Parish School
in Houston, TX in a “Recycling Rumble,” Feb. 1–Apr. 17, 2015, to raise
money by recycling, and for the chance to earn big cash prizes compliments
of the national fundraising through recycling program, FundingFactory.
Now thru April 17th, drop off empty laser and inkjet printer
cartridges and used cell phones. With each item you contribute, we’ll
be one step closer to knocking out our competitor!
The winning organization between the two will earn a 10% fundraising
bonus, and the top recycler among all nationwide match-ups will also
win $5,000, all compliments of the national fundraising through
recycling program FundingFactory.
Don’t forget to ask your workplace for their cartridges to support
TCH instead of sending them back to the manufacturer.
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PLEASE JOIN US
IN WORSHIP:
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Weekly Masses and
prayer services every
Thursday at 8:36 AM in
the RebelDome.
Rebel Revival was held on Thursday, February 11th in the gym. The theme
focused on LOVE!! Several faculty members courageously took part in our
Newlywed Game and ULL Campus Minister, Paul George gave a funny, yet
powerful talk on Love of self, others, and God!
Thank you to planners Natalye Alfred, Kristen Hamilton, and Elizabeth
Latiolais.
Our Senior Lenten Fundraiser has begun! The seniors chose to raise money
for Make A Wish Foundation this Lenten Season as part of their call to
almsgiving. Please help support the events that will take place for this
wonderful cause!
Attention Parents: Join
us for a rosary each
Friday morning in the
chapel at 7:15 am to
pray for our TCH
family and teens!
Available for
Confession!
*Thursday, March 5th, 12th, and 26th - Mass Collections
*Monday, March 2nd - Begin $1 Star Sales - Purchased stars will be displayed in the
cafeteria
*Wednesday, March 4 th, 11th - Bake Sales at Break
*Monday, March 9th - Begin “Rebels for Christ” T-Shirt sales
*Friday, March 13th - Sweats Day for $1
*Wednesday, March 25th - Wednesday Night Live
Confessions will be
heard in the chapel
every other
Wednesday from
10:15-11:15am. See
school calendar for
scheduled dates.
MISSION TRIP TO PUERTO RICO
A total of 56 TCH students, parents, and faculty members ventured on a mission trip to Puerto Rico
during Mardi Gras break. Missionaries stayed at a mission house called Casa Cristo in the mountains of
Buenos Aguas and ministered to those in need at an elderly day center and orphanage. The group worked
hard cleaning, painting, hauling, organizing, and doing yard work wherever help was needed. In addition
to much work and prayer, we were able to explore the beauty of the Puerto Rican rainforest, beaches, and
Old San Juan. The trip was a powerful and memorable experience that will remain in our hearts forever!
John 12:26 If anyone serves me, he must follow me; and where I am, there will my servant be also.
If anyone serves me, the Father will honor him.
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Upcoming Events
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March 2nd – St. Bernard
Retreat
March 4th – Bake Sale
March 5th – Liturgy
March 6th – Adoration
March 10th – Trinity Retreat
March 11th – Bake Sale
March 12th – Liturgy
March 21st – Abbey Youth
Fest
March 25th – Bake Sale
March 25th – Wednesday
Night Live Fundraiser
March 26th - Liturgy
MARCH, 2015
GENERAL
ADMISSION
$75.00/ticket
Tickets are still available!
Contact Ann Dugas for
tickets or more information
“adugas@tchs.net”
LIMITED NUMBER OF
TICKETS AVAILABLE!
GET YOUR TICKET TODAY!
Proceeds benefit Facility
Improvements and
Enhancement of
Technology at Teurlings
Catholic High School.
Each vote costs $1
Visit www.tchs.net
to VOTE today!
Voting ends
Saturday, April 18
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$125 Per Player
Deadline: March 12, 2015
Sponsorships available
4-person scramble
Proceeds will go to the
TCH Foundation
Registration Forms Available
www.tchs.net
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TEURLINGS CATHOLIC
ADVISORY COUNCIL ELECTIONS
The TCH Advisory Council serves in an advisory capacity to the Chancellor, responsible for
presenting an annual operating budget and recommending policies for the school. Parents elect
at-Large Council Members, and pastors from TCH owner parish appoint members to represent
their parishes. Terms on the council require a three-year commitment.
This year two (2) vacancies exist to serve term from 2015 through 2018. One vacancy is a
pastor appointed position to represent St. Genevieve Church Parish. One vacancy is a member
at-large position for election. All parents of TCH students may vote to elect the members
at-large.
Nominees for the at-large positions should be:
† Parents of children currently enrolled at TCH or accepted for admission and registered for
the following school year.
† Willing to make the necessary commitment of time to serve as an effective council
member.
The following individuals and their spouses are NOT eligible for council membership:
† Employees of the school
† Employees of an owner parish
† Persons who work at the school, but are paid for that work by another group, agency,
individual, or school system.
Please submit a brief bio of yourself. Include the name of your spouse and childr en with
your children’s grade levels. Additional information to include: church parish, participation,
community involvement, active interest in school activities or if you are a graduate of TCH.
A statement regarding Catholic school experience would also be appreciated.
Please consider giving of yourself in service to the school as a advisory council member.
The deadline for candidate submission is April 15, 2015.
SEND YOUR INFORMATION:
Email: dcaillier@sbscrusaders.com Advisory Council Secretary
Or drop off at the school front office
Or fax it to 337-234-8057, ATTN: TCH Advisory Council.
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MARCH, 2015
TCH CHEERLEADERS
NATIONAL GAME DAY CHAMPS!
UNIVERSAL CHEERLEADING
ASSOCIATION
TCH Sports Update
Congrats for WINS!
Boys Basketball
V: St. Martinville
Girls Basketball
V: St. Martinville
Boys Soccer
Loyola Prep
Congrats!
(playoff).
GREAT
SEASON!!!
Girls Soccer
Plaquemine (playoff); Leesville (regional) GREAT
SEASON!!! Congrats!
Wrestling
Metro Championship: 2nd Place - Placing were: 1st
-Dante’ Hebert, Dakota Hebert, Brennan
Trosclair; 2nd-Luke Kilchrist, Tristan Lee,
Lee Schwarzenbach, Ryan Stewart; 4thWesley Blazek, Cole Weber, Jake Dartez
State Championship: 4th State Championship win
(in the past 5 years). State Champions:132 Brock
Bonin; 285 Travis Santiago; State Runner
Ups:108 Dane Langley; 113 Josh Hebert; 126
Luke Kilchrist; 145 Dante’ Hebert; 152
Dakota Hebert; 160 Brennan Trosclair; 170
Kynan Sonnier; 3rd-138 Tristan Lee; 4th-195
Cole Weber; 4th-220 Lee Schwartzenbach
Boys Bowling
Carencro
Girls Bowling
Breaux Bridge (Lindsey Speer-bowled a turkey)
Golf
Westminster; Madison Firmin (JV –Westgate);
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Baseball
F: Comeaux, Eunice, Mamou
JV: Comeaux, Eunice, Notre Dame,
V: Comeaux, Eunice, Notre Dame, Sam Houston
Tennis
Acadiana: Doubles-Bailey Broussard/Caroline
Lormand, Ashley Daigle/Bailey Bonin, Ashley
Forstner/Haven Gerstenlauer, Kavanaugh
Danenberg/Patrick Roesch; Singles-Gabby
Capdepon, Claire Hebert, Elise Graveson,
Maddie Douet, Victoria Lawyer, Beau
Blanchard, Grant Bernard, Patrick Roesch
Jenn ings : Doub les- Sara
Benso n/Bailey
Broussard, Caroline Lormand/Ashley Daigle,
Kavanaugh Danenberg/Beau Blanchard;
Singles-Ashley Forstner, Grant Bernard,
Patrick Roesch
Teurlings Catholic High School
139 Teurlings Drive
Lafayette, Louisiana 70501
*** If you did not receive the inside pages of this newsletter, please pick up a copy in the front office or visit www.tchs.net. ***
MARCH, 2015
Adopt - A - School Sponsors
Breaux’s Cleaners
Breaux Bridge
The Grad Shoppe
Clif Lane
H.A. McConnell, Jr., DDS
Oral Surgeon
Faugot Photography
Jay Faugot
www.jayfaugot.com
Bayouland Trophies
Lowry’s Printing & Copying
The Lowry Family
Many thanks to our wonderful business partners! We are extremely grateful for their continued dedication and generosity.
We encourage our TCH family to support these business establishments.
Contact Aline Norwood 235-5711 ext. 105, if you would like to be a partner in this program.