A child enters kindergarten for the first day of school. School starts, school ends, repeats then thirteen years later the senior graduates. Many of those seniors will leave home soon to go off to college, never to reside permanently again in their home. You can define “home” as a place where one lives. Teurlings Catholic has

been home for many of our students for the past four years, and for a few, a shorter time. We at Teurlings Catholic have embraced the legal term, “in loco parentis,” in place of the parents. Students at school are akin to family members dwelling at home. They are characterized by certain virtues and traits. One must have self-discipline to make the right choices, not what peer pressure dictates, but what one knows in his heart of hearts is right. One must have compassion for others who make mistakes; only Christ was without sin. One must possess the trait of responsibility to one’s self and family, always accountable for his actions. One must display friendship relating appropriately to an individual or group. One must possess a work ethic that will get the job done even when no one is watching. One must have courage to go against the odds in search of discovery. One must possess perseverance, to trudge forward, at all times in spite of the obstacles. One must possess honesty to be truthful, sincere, and genuine at all times. One must possess loyalty to all members of the family, as well as the home. And most importantly, one must possess faith to follow the road less traveled. Our students are challenged by one or more of these ten virtues every year, month, day, hour, minute, or second of their lives, either at home or at school. At Teurlings Catholic we literally take the place of parents for eight to twelve hours a day. While I can list all of the fantastic accomplishments that our students have attained this year, that would pale in comparison to the life skills and character traits that they have experienced. As we enter into the final month of the school term, many opportunities remain for our students to be challenged and recognized. Here are a few: Senior Exams May 2nd-5th; Junior Commissioning Mass May 13th, in the Rebel Dome; Honors Convocation May 15th, in the Rebel Dome; Baccalaureate Mass and Graduation at the Heymann Center on May 16th; and the underclassmen examination schedule May 23rd-26th. For half of a century, Teurlings Catholic has, with open arms, accepted the challenge to offer Catholic Christian education to thousands of families. In turn, your family becomes a part of the Teurlings Catholic family. We will miss our graduating students just like you will miss them when they go off on their own. We will hold our heads high and proud that we have been able to participate in preparing your child for life.

THE OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER FOR PARENTS OF TEURLINGS CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

From Our Principal...

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)

Director of Athletics Sonny Charpentier (Ext. 208) Director of Faith Formation

Josette Surratt (Ext. 229)

Phone: 337-235-5711

Fax: 337-234-8057

Athletics: 337-234-7022

Cafeteria: 337-232-8861

www.tchs.net

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Senior Exams May 2nd-5th

Junior Commissioning May 13th, 6:00 PM Honors Convocation May 15th, 3:00 PM Graduation May 16th, Mass 5:15 PM, Ceremony 7:00 PM Advisory Council May 18th, 6:30 PM

Underclassmen Final Exams May 23rd-26th

Report Cards Mailed May 27th

Newsletter The deadline for submitting articles for the JUNE issue of the Rebelation is May 23rd. Email Tiffany Dugas Parks (tparks@tchs.net) with your articles and pictures.

Finance Office Tuition balances for the 2015-2016 school year must be paid in full in order for students to take their final examinations (May 2nd-5th for seniors and M a y 2 3 r d - 2 6 t h f o r underclassmen). Two weeks prior to exams, only cash or money orders will be accepted. Statements for the 2016-2017 school year will be mailed the week of May 9th.

FOR YOUR INFORMATION...

Underclassman

Exam Schedule

Monday, May 23

1st & 2nd Hours

9:00 am—12:30 pm

Tuesday, May 24

3rd & 4th Hours

9:00 am—12:30 pm

Wednesday, May 25

5th & 6th Hours

9:00 am—12:30 pm

Thursday, May 26

7th Hour

8:30 Brunch

9:00 am—10:20 am

CONGRATULATIONS!!!!! The following RALLY students

placed at State Rally: 1st - Sociology - Trey Menuet

Superior - Oratory - Brandon Alleman, Claire

Champagne, Olivia Feucht, Katie McKenzie

Superior - Interpretive Reading - Maddie Deslatte

Excellent - Spanish II Interpretive Reading - Olivia

Guidry

Excellent - Extemporaneous Speaking - Katie

McKenzie

Good - Extemporaneous Speaking - Olivia Feucht

Good - French II Interpretive Reading - Lucy Toups

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Marty Heintz - Assistant Principal

ACADEMICS

And, we thought last year’s juniors scored well…

Our current 11th graders posted some fantastic scores when they took the ACT Test in March, scoring a 22.1 class average. Remember, this is a test that generally measures seniors ready to go off to college. Our juniors scored higher than both the state (19.4) and national average (21.0) for the last formal testing of seniors (Class of 2015). In fact, as 11th graders, they are only .3 of a point off the TCHS class of 2015 scores and only .6 off the all-time record here at TCHS. Here’s how the scores compare:

NA indicates that data is not yet available for those classes in that category or indicates a class

that we did not test at that grade level.

As we all know, requirements for the TOPS program are uncertain at this time, but here’s what I can tell you about how individual students scored in relationship to the TOPS proposals we hear about in the news:

▪ Three of the students scored at 30 or above;

▪ 20 students scored a 27 or higher;

▪ 47 students scored a 25 or higher;

▪ 137 of the 178 students who tested scored a 20 or better to meet the current (and probably gone) ACT requirement. Again, remember this is a senior test so our juniors have another year of course work that can drastically improve their scores.

A Parent’s Guide to Final Exams… As you read this, our seniors are already in the process of taking their final exams and finishing up the school year. For the rest of our student body, the countdown has also begun, with exams scheduled to begin in three short weeks. No one likes exams, but they are considered a necessity in the educational realm. Here are some things you, as a parent, need to know about exams at TCHS. 1. Midterm and Final Exams each count for 1/5 of the semester grade, or 1/10 of the final grade if you prefer to see it that way. In other words, the exam grade does impact the student’s semester and resultant final average. 2. There are a number of grade calculators out there that can help you see what a student needs to make on an exam to end up with a particular final grade. One of the easiest to use is the one developed and sent home by Mrs. Lauren Jeffrey. I know she does not mind us sharing, so here is the link to her grade calculator: Final Grade Calc.xlsx. Simply fill in the blanks in the spreadsheet for the 1st Semester, 3rd Quarter and 4th Quarter grades (use the current grade posted in RenWeb for 4th Quarter) and you can “play” with the exam grade to see what the final average would be. Start with the grade your student got on the Midterm Exam, since most of the time the two grades are fairly similar. You can then go a little higher and a little lower and see how that impacts the final average. 3. Now that the importance and impact of the Final Exam has been shared, how can you help the student prepare?

▪ Complete all study guides, if available. No, this does not mean copy the answers from someone else or complete it as a group. Study guides are most effective if the student finds the answer and writes it out. Writing, not typing, reinforces the learning of the material.

▪ If there is no study guide, make one based on what the teacher says will be on the exam. Again, hand-written is best.

▪ If there is a textbook, review the questions at the end of the chapters that will be covered by the exam. Write out the answers.

▪ Go over the old tests if you have copies. Many teachers provide time in class for students to review the tests. If the material was important enough to be tested once, more than likely it will appear on the Final Exam, too. If the student missed a question, find the correct answer and write it out.

▪ By now you probably have noticed my theme: write out everything. The more a student writes a fact, the more likely the student is to remember it. When I took my Tests and Measurements class at UL, the professor drilled that into our heads. Combining the visual with the physical uses two of your senses. If the student reads it aloud (not silently) while writing, it engages a third sense and the learning is reinforced again.

▪ If your student is not enthusiastic about writing material out, the computer can be an alternative. No, typing the material is not what I am suggesting. Rather, using Quizlet or even a simple PowerPoint with questions and answers can help visual students review. Even better if you can add the spoken word to the PowerPoint. This is especially good for reviewing vocabulary – and there are vocab sections on just about every test, including math.

▪ There’s an old adage that students who REALLY learned, not memorized, for regular tests have little to review for exams. I agree, but everyone needs some review over the course of a semester’s worth of work. However, I’d add that students who review a little every week, simply by reading over the notes and organizing notebooks, do consistently better over the course of a semester and, consequently, on the Final Exam. It’s not too early to start now to review and the stress of a last-minute cram session will be avoided.

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9th Grade - English I Choose one:

Bluefish - Pat Schmatz The Age of Miracles - Karen Thompson Walker

The Hiding Place - Corrie Ten Boom Gym Candy - Carl Deuker

10th Grade - English II 11th Grade - English III 12th Grade - English IV

One novel of students' and parents' choice not previously read

English II - Lexile score 800 (minimum) English III - Lexile score 850 (minimum) English IV - Lexile score 900 (minimum)

www.lexile.com Appropriate content:

www.arbookfinder.com (Collections tab) www.commonsensemedia.org

9th Grade - English I HONORS Choose one book from English I list

PLUS Out of the Silent Planet - C.S. Lewis

10th Grade - English II HONORS One book of your choice

PLUS The Book Thief - Markus Zusak

11th Grade - English III HONORS / DE One book of your choice

PLUS The Crucible - Arthur Miller

12th Grade - English IV HONORS / DE One book of your choice

PLUS The Island of Dr. Moreau - H.G. Wells

AND The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde - Robert

Louis Stevenson

ASSESSMENT

First week of school English I & English I Honors- novel tests

English II, III, IV & all DE classes - discussions and writing

PARENTS: Encourage your child to read! Read along with your child!

Start dialogues about issues in the novel!

Marty Medlin (And Books II) will be on campus at both lunches May 18th - May

19th to sell summer reading books to next year’s DE and Honors English students.

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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. (4/1/16 – 4/29/16)

DEVELOPMENT

Academic (Restricted Donations)

Albertsons Target

Athletics Baseball Sponsors

Robert & Cindi Whittington Joel & Nichole Simon Dr. Michele Lavergne

Football

George Robinson, Jr.

Softball AXA Foundation

Terri L. Baudier Memorial Fund

Herman Louque

Mary In The Grotto Fund

In Memory of JoAnn Delhomme

Hunter Medical, LLC Kellie Trosclair Patricia Dorsey

Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Munchrath Walter and Linda Domingue

Beta Land Services, LLC Betty B. Dugas & Family

Dennie & Sue Brooks Audrey T. Parker

Bart & Carrie Hebert Davidson, Meaux, Sonnier & McElligott

Slemco

Don Foley Memorial Fund Rosalind Foley

Brandon Latiolais Memorial Award

Dr. and Mrs. Terry Latiolais

Matching Corporations AXA Foundation

In Association with Gregory P. Authement

Nick Weber Memorial Fund B.L. & Dianne Baker

Roddy Richard Memorial

Scholarship Fr. Gary Schexnailder

RABC Hospitality (Grandparent Reception)

Jamie Toups, Chair Monica L. Domingue

Cathy Frame Christy Meche Christy Whaley

Nicole Frey Verda Trahan

Mel Champagne Nicole Lanclos

Raquel Quebodeaux Susan Blakely

Richard Claude Rees Humanitarian Award

Rees-Lanoux Family Fund, a fund at Community Foundation of Acadiana

Tuition Assistance

Anonymous Colette & Joe Anzalone

U.S. Flag Woodman of the World

Joe & Jane Angelle

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Angelle of Woodmen of the World,

presented our school with a U.S. American flag, an award plaque, and booklets for our

social studies classes. Receiving the gift are Mrs. Aline Norwood,

TCH Development Director, and Addison Olivier (9th).

(Pictured Below)

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Senior 2nd Duke – Hadley Smith, Mr. Senior 1st Duke – Jacob Richard, and Mr. Senior – Ashton Whaley. CONGRATULATIONS to senior, Claire Champagne, who signed a letter of intent with Western Kentucky for a Speech & Drama scholarship. (Pictured Below)

CONGRATULATIONS to the 2016-2017 TCH VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Troie Acker, Cori Bellard, Jolie' Bernard, Colette Boudreaux, Maddie Burch, Alyssa Carter, MaKayla Carter, Mallory Dupuis, Malorie Fontenot, Stephani Griechen, Annalise Guilbeau, Averie Johnson, Lainey Kilchrist, Kennedy Koenig, Ashley Matte, Madi Mouton, McKenzie Poche', Catherine Richard, Lillian Rodrigue, Celine Stegeman, Avery Vallot, Allison Viguerie CONGRATULATIONS to the 2016-2017 TCH JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Emma Champagne, Hannah Cramer, Gracie Greene, Lillian Guillory, Mallory Guy, Alison Hughes, Maci Kidder, Mary Katherine Lavergne, Carlie Letchworth, Ryli Patin, Brielle Poche, Alyssa Rushing, Abigail Stansbury, Blair Theriot, Claire Thibodeaux, Madalyn Thompson, Ally Venable CONGRATULATIONS to the

2016-2017 TCH CHEERLEADING COMPETITION TEAM: Troie Acker, Cori Bellard, Jolie' Bernard, Colette Boudreaux, Maddie Burch, Hannah Cramer, Mallory Dupuis, Malorie Fontenot, Gracie Greene, Stephani Griechen, Annalise Guilbeau, Lillian Guillory, Mallory Guy,

Lainey Kilchrist, Kennedy Koenig, Mary Katherine Lavergne, Madi Mouton, Brielle Poche, McKenzie Poche', Catherine Richard, Lillian Rodrigue, Alyssa Rushing, Abigail Stansbury, Celine Stegeman, Blair Theriot, Avery Vallot,

Ally Venable, Allion Viguerie RABC Incentive Winners for the 3rd Quarter are: (9th) Saylor Brasseaux, Mary Cramer, Roberto Espinosa, Riley Henke, Lain Letchworth, Sydney Thomassee, (10th) Gavin Broussard, Joe Feucht, Sierra Guilbeau, Brian Metoyer, (11th) Colleen Cahanin, Carley Fontenot, (12th) Kerrigan Danenberg, Amelie Garber, Noah Harris, Tanner Mier, Jasmine Mitchell, Carson Stephenson, Ryan Stewart, Zach Trahan CONGRATULATIONS to senior, Jasmine Mitchell, who was awarded the Cox Inspirational Heroes Award! (Pictured Below)

Sand, Most Spirited – Natalie Usie & Brandon Alleman, Most Beautiful – Hanna Poche’, Most Handsome – Alec Robertson, Most Athletic – Elizabeth Heintz & Noah Harris, Most Talented – Abbey Frederick & Luke Gossen, Most Likely to Succeed – Elizabeth Heintz & Neil Sand, Miss Senior 2nd Maid – Karrigan Danenberg, Miss Senior 1st Maid – Mari-Catherine Guidry, Miss Senior – Natalie Usie, Mr.

CONGRATULATIONS to senior, Cameron Domingue who was chosen as “Altar Server of the Year” for St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church. CONGRATULATIONS to freshmen, Michael Heintz, who was chosen as “Altar Server of the Year” for St. Elizabeth Seton Church. The 2016 senior class prom favorites are: Most Witty – Cameron Cormier & Neil

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 Parks - email tparks@tchs.net. Spread the good word!

Jacob Richard Sports - Football,

Baseball, Track & Field

Awards - 1st Duke Prom 2016

FUN FACTS - Jacob plans on retiring as a millionaire

by the time he is 35. He would like to be a

carpenter as a hobby after he retires. Jacob wants to learn how to

dance, because his friends make fun of him because

he cannot dance.

Mallori Taylor Clubs/Organizations - Key Club,

Cheerleading, Student Council, Campus Ministry, Retreat Team, Rebel

Ambassador, Sacristan, Eucharistic Minister, Prom Committee, Catholetes, Homecoming Court, and Rally Team

Sports - Cheerleading (4 years) Awards - State Rally (French) 10th & 11th, Louisiana Girls State (11th), TCH Student Council Executive Board President (2015

-16), TCH Homecoming Court (12th) FUN FACTS - My future goals include graduating UL with a Nursing Degree

and continuing my education in hopes of becoming a Physician Assistant or a Mortician. I was part of the 1st TCH

Varsity Cheer Team to ever win a Game Day National Championship title in Orlando, Florida at the ESPN World Wide of Sports Complex. My favorite

movie in the whole world is Mean Girls.... and I actually wear pink every

Wednesday!!!

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Seniors are reminded to complete the FAFSA form at www.fafsa.ed.gov in order to qualify for financial aid or TOPS. This application must be complete by July 1, 2016. THIS IS THE ONLY WAY THE TOPS OFFICE WILL KNOW YOU GRADUATED AND ARE ATTENDING COLLEGE.

Any junior who has not taken the ACT test should register to do so at www.actstudent.org. The next test is June 11, 2016.

Juniors: Take advantage of your free time this summer and visit colleges!

Counselor’s Corner - Anna Proctor & Dawn Aucoin

7 New Classrooms & Teacher Workroom

Projected Completion Summer 2016

TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION:

TCH students are allowed, but not mandated, to bring their personal devices for classroom use

in accordance with the Teurlings Technology Policy for Students (http://www.tchs.net/resources/

student-parent-handbook.cfm). Approved student devices include laptops, tablets,

Chromebooks, iPads and Kindle(keyboard attachment recommended). Phones are

not allowed. Suggested considerations for purchasing a device include internet

accessibility and some type of writing and presentation application such as Microsoft Office

or Google Docs/Slides/Spreadsheets (free with their school issued TCH Google Drive account). Virus protection is required on devices that warrant it. The type/brand of device

is really a matter of personal preference.

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╬ MAY

Upcoming Events

† May 3rd - Puerto Rico Mission Trip Meeting @ 6:00 pm

† May 5th - May Crowning Liturgy

† May 11th - Girls for God @ 7:10 am

† May 13th - Junior Ring Commissioning Mass

† May 16th - Graduation Mass

† May 19th - Liturgy

REBEL REVIVAL Our final Rebel Revival was held on Thursday, April

7th in the RebelDome! The theme was God Bless the

USA and everyone wore patriotic colors! Special

thanks to the Campus Ministry for their leadership and

to Brandon Alleman who gave a personal

testimony about hope and rising above adversity.

PLEASE JOIN US IN WORSHIP:

Weekly Masses and prayer services every Thursday at 8:34 AM in the Rebel Dome.

Attention Parents: Join us for a rosary

every Friday morning in Room 20 at 7:15 am

to pray for our TCH family and teens!

Available for

Confession! Confessions will

be heard in

Room 18 every other

Wednesday from

10:15-11:15am.

See the school

calendar for

scheduled dates.

CARENCRO CATHOLIC RETREAT The campus ministry team hosted their last retreat of the year for

the Carencro Catholic 8th graders on Tuesday, April 19th. The retreat was a wonderful way to bring the class together before they

graduate and move on to high school! Thank you to Claire Champagne and Hanna Poche’ for their planning efforts!

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April 14th

~ 9th

& 10th

grades with Father Michael Champagne

April 21st

~ 11th

& 12th

grades with Father Gary Schexnayder

THANK YOU to all Grandparents who our special Mass...and to the

RABC for a lovely reception!

Brayden Blanchard - Awarded the St. Martin Land Co. Scholarship (Below)

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Pictures available at www.jcouvphotos.com

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$252,629.71

FAN FAVORITE

Team 9 R.T. Delhomme

(‘97) & Janice Delhomme

Camel (‘86)

GRAND CHAMPIONS - Team 5 Richard McIntosh & Lauren Olivier (‘04)

JUDGES PICK

Team 7 L.J. Meynard

(‘84) & Darla Grossie Landry (‘87)

Improvement of Facilities & Enhancement of Technology

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GRADUATION 2016 Seniors and Parents Graduation will be here before we know it! So that you may begin preparations for the “Big Events,” please note the requirements to

be met by each student in order to graduate and the dates and times for senior and graduation events.

Graduation Requirements All debts to Teurlings Catholic High School, including tuition and fees-for lost textbooks, library fines, and balances with the

cafeteria, must be cleared before a senior will be allowed to take his/her exams, which begin on May 2, 2016.

In order to receive a Teurlings Catholic High School diploma, a student must pass a total of 26 units including all state-required courses. A student who fails to qualify under this standard may participate in graduation exercises if, and only if, he/she passed a total of 24 units, including all state-required courses and Theology IV. Such students will not receive a TCH diploma, but a diocesan diploma.

Any senior student who receives a grade of “Incomplete” in Theology IV or fails Theology IV for the year shall not be granted a TCH diploma and shall not participate in graduation ceremonies.

Please refer to the TCH Student-Parent Handbook for clarification of the aforementioned requirements and policies.

Any student who is determined by the sponsors, faculty, or administration to be under the influence of alcohol or any otherwise inappropriate substance during any school-sponsored event will not be allowed to graduate on stage or to participate in any oth-er graduation event. Such students will also be subject to disciplinary action.

Dates and Times of Events Senior Exams are scheduled for May 2 – May 5, 2016.

Senior Awards will be held at the Honor ’s Convocation, Sunday, May 15, 2016 at 3pm in the TCH gymnasium. Attendance at this function is by invitation. Dress Code: Everyone: White Stoles / No Graduation Cap...Girls – Graduation gown, white stole, black sheer stockings, black closed-toe shoes (no slides, must have a back). Boys – Graduation gown, white stole, dark slacks and dark socks (blue, brown, charcoal, or black), dark dress shoes, a white shirt and an appropriate tie.

Graduation and Baccalaureate Mass Practice will be held at 9:00 a.m. on Monday, May 16, 2016, at the Heymann Performing Arts Center. Attendance is mandatory for all graduates. Students should be aware that practice will last until rehearsals meet expectations for the final ceremony and, therefore, should not plan any other activities before 12:00 noon. White stoles, report cards, and picture forms will be distributed at this time.

Baccalaureate Mass will be held at 5:15 p.m. on Monday, May 16, 2016, at the Frem Boustany Convention Center , which is adjacent to the Heymann Center. Graduating seniors are to report at 4:30 p.m. on that day. Attendance at this Mass is mandatory for all graduates. In order to graduate on stage, the student must attend the Baccalaureate Mass. Dress Code: Girls – Graduation cap and gown, white stole, black sheer stockings, black closed-toe shoes (no slides, must have a back). Boys –Graduation cap and gown, white stole, dark slacks and dark socks (blue, brown, charcoal, or black), dark dress shoes, a white shirt and an appropriate tie. All boys must be clean shaven and hair must meet school requirements.

The 2016 Graduation Ceremony will be held at the Heymann Performing Arts Center immediately following the Baccalaureate Mass. Dress Code: Same as Baccalaureate Mass. Girls will be given a class flower to hold and boys will wear a boutonniere. Beta Club, National Honor Society and Honor Graduates will receive additional accessories during the Convocation. These

accessories should be worn Graduation night. No other decorations or flowers are allowed at the ceremony.

Graduation Seating: Based on a decision of the board of Pastors and the Administration of Teur lings Catholic, graduation is a ticketed event. Each graduating student will be allowed ten (10) reserved seats. More information on obtaining your tickets will be set home soon.

There is limited wheelchair space. Please contact the Heymann Performing Arts Center to make arrangements prior to the ceremony.

PLEASE NOTE: TEURLINGS CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL DOES NOT SPONSOR, NOR DOES IT ENDORSE ANY

POST-GRADUATION PARTIES OR GATHERINGS. Graduates and their parents are reminded that BebeVideoProductions.com is producing a “Senior Highlight” video, which will include footage from graduation. If you have not already reserved your copy please contact Mr. Chris Tanner at BebeVideo Productions.com or (337) 224-2004. We hope that graduation can be a memorable event for everyone. Please direct any questions about graduation events to Mrs. Vivica Marino at vmarino@tchs.net or Mrs. Anna Proctor at 235-5711, ext. 108.

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Summer Baseball Camp Details & Pre-registration: (online only) mikethibodeauxbaseball.weebly.com

When: Tue & Wed, June 7th & 8th Where: Rebel Field on the campus of Teurlings Catholic

Time: 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Ages/Grades : boys in grades K – 8

Cost: One day camp: $50.00 Two day camp: $100.00

Early Bird Discount: $90.00 – if check received by June 1st

Campers will receive instruction from the TCH coaching staff & players, as well as a camp t-shirt. “Championship Mind- Set” talks are given each day by Coach Thibodeaux. Some current & former

TCH, UL and LSUE players will be on hand to assist with training.

TCH Camp For Champs (Basketball fundamentals camp for boys 5-14 and girls 6-13)

May 30th - June 2nd 9:00 am - 12:00 pm $125

July 11th - July 13th 9:00 am - 12:00 pm $100

Coaches: Jake Dueitt & Brad Taylor

Camp Features: Daily Fundamentals and Competitive Shooting Drills

Free Throw & Hot Shot Competition/Mikan Lay-Ups

3 on 3 Games For more information e-mail Jake Dueitt (jdueitt@tchs.net)

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MIZUNO REBELS 15U

SUMMER BALL SKILLS

CAMP & TRY OUT

When: Tue & Wed, May 31st & June 1st Where: Rebel Field on the campus of Teur lings Catholic Time: 9:00 – 11:00 am Ages/Grades : Boys who have just completed 8th grade – incoming Freshmen

Cost: One day tryout camp: $40.00 Two day tryout camp: $80.00 Early Bird Discount: $75.00 – if check received by May 26th Registration: online http://mikethibodeauxbaseball.weebly.com/

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JV: Carencro; Lafayette High

V: STM; Northside; Beau Chene; Opelousas;

Blessed Trinity Catholic; Catholic High New

Iberia; Beau Chene; STM; Opelousas; St.

Martinville; Livonia (Playoff Win)

Softball V: Tioga (Playoff Win); Academy of Our Lady

in Marrero (Playoff Win)

Track & Field District: Girls and Boys Team - District

Champions!

Regionals: Girls Track Team - 2nd Place;

Boys Track Team - 3rd Place

Golf Regionals: Regional Champions!

Congrats for WINS!

Tennis Vs Jennings - Boys Singles Winner: Sean Gillis;

Boys Doubles Winners: Sean Gillis & Caleb

Wilson; Girls Doubles Winners: Bailey

Broussard & Mariah Segura, Gabrielle Fortier

& Gabrielle Capdepon, Ashley Daigle &

Caroline Lormand, Hailey Prevost & Claire

Hebert

Vs Crowley - Singles Winners: Sean Gillis,

Tate Buller, Kinley Breaux; Doubles Winners:

Kammi Danenberg & Lani Landry

Vs ESA - Singles Winners: Kinley Breaux,

Sean Gillis, Brennan Broussard; Doubles

Winners: Bailey Broussard & Mariah Segura,

Gabrielle Fortier & Gabrielle Capdepon,

Caroline Lormand & Ashley Daigle, Hailey

Prevost & Claire Hebert (Twice), Sean Gillis

& Caleb Wilson

Vs Sam Houston - Singles Winners: Britney

Young, Lani Landry, Bailey Bonin, Tate Buller;

Doubles Winners: Bailey Broussard & Mariah

Segura, Gabrielle Fortier & Gabrielle

Capdepon, Caroline Lormand & Ashley

Daigle, Hailey Prevost & Claire Hebert,

Kammi Danenberg & Hunter Miller

Regional Tournament: Doubles Regional

Champions: Bailey Broussard & Mariah

Segura; Runner-Ups: Caroline Lormand &

Ashley Daigle

State Tournament: State Championship

Runner-Up; Women’s Doubles State Runner-

Ups: Bailey Broussard & Mariah Segura

Baseball Freshmen: Lafayette High

ATHLETIC PHYSICALS

Athletic Physicals will be held in the Gym of David

Thibodeaux STEM Academy on May 14th at 8:00 AM. The fee is $10, and the physical will be good for all sports next

year. THIS IS NOT MANDATORY!

IMPORTANT

NOTICE

TCH Sports Update

STATE TENNIS Congratulations to Mariah

Segura & Bailey Broussard for being State Runner Ups as well as the entire team for taking 2nd

place. (Pictured Right)

TCH Freshmen Volleyball Tryouts May 31, June 1 & 2. 5:00 - 8:00. TCH Gym.

(June 2nd is reserved as a potential "call back" day. Freshmen will be notified on the night of June 1st as to whether they need to come

on the 2nd or not.) Contact Coach Terry Hebert if you are planning to attend. thebert@tchs.net

Congratulations to Hailie Savoie who signed a Bowling Scholarship to attend Lincoln

Memorial College in Tennessee. (Pictured Left)

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Teurlings Catholic High School 139 Teurlings Drive Lafayette, Louisiana 70501

MAY, 2016

Adopt - A - School Sponsors

Lowry’s Printing & Copying The Lowry Family

Bayouland Trophies

Breaux’s Cleaners Breaux Bridge

The Grad Shoppe Clif Lane

Faugot Photography Jay Faugot

www.jayfaugot.com

H.A. McConnell, Jr., DDS Oral Surgeon

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.