I t is hard to believe we have completed the 1st quarter of the school year. From the excitement of the start of a new school year with our largest enrollment ever, to the trepidation of the 1st quarter report cards, we

have had an outstanding school year. We have been witness to the positive leadership of the senior class and the continual development of our Catholic identity as a school. We have many opportunities to express our Catholic identity in October: Pro-Life Rosary on October 1st; First Friday Adoration on October 2nd; Renewal Night in the Chapel on October 7th; Reconciliation October 7th, 14th, 21st, and 28th; Liturgies on October 9th (Homecoming), 15th, 22nd, and 29th; Freshmen Retreat on October 23rd. We invite parents to share these experiences with your children. Teurlings Catholic will be on Fall Break October 12th-13th, and the students are excited about not having classes those days. On Tuesday, October 13th, we have scheduled Parent / Teacher Conference Day. Teachers will be on campus from 8:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. in their classrooms to meet with parents concerning student progress. This is an important opportunity to establish communication with your children’s teachers. Many of you will be confronted with serious decisions regarding moral and ethical behaviors as plans for Homecoming 2015 take shape. What peer pressure dictates and what is proper ethical behavior are not always the same. We have concerns about the usage and/or possession of alcohol by minors, and all students will be breathalyzed to gain entrance into the Homecoming dance. We have concerns about adults purchasing and supplying alcohol to minors. We have concerns about provocative and degenerate styles of dancing and attire. We expect the highest of standards of conduct for our students and will work hard to ensure they know our levels of expectation. Dress should be modest and tasteful, bodies should be chemical free, and dancing should be wholesome and appropriate. The Student Council Executive Committee has worked hard in planning a week’s worth of events for Homecoming. Our students will participate in daily activities, our Homecoming liturgy will have the participation of alumni, the pep rally should be spirited, and the game will be exciting. I hope you will witness the enthusiasm and energy a homecoming brings to a school community. Whether you recently graduated or are a seasoned veteran, you are a Rebel. Once a Rebel, always a Rebel!

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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DISCIPLINE

Bruce Baudier - Assistant Principal

RenWeb Information…..

We encourage parents to access RenWeb on a regular basis to check their student’s grades,

as well as behavior, and attendance information. This information is made available to you on a daily basis and provides you with a

head’s up on various issues that can be addressed at home as well as school.

________________________________________

Safe Tell Information….. Dial 235.5711, ext. 255

Make a Call…..Make a Difference

This TCH hotline is confidential and anonymous and is checked

on a regular basis.

PARENT TEACHER CONFERENCES

Tuesday, October 13, 2015

8:00 am - 2:00 pm

1st Quarter Report Cards will be available for viewing and printing on RenWeb at 9:00 am on Friday, October 9th.

Parents will be emailed with directions on how to download the report card.

If you plan to meet with teachers, please bring your student’s printed report card copy.

Delinquent accounts will not have RenWeb access to report cards. If your tuition account is in arrears,

contact Lisa Taylor in the Finance Office (Ext. 109).

Pro-Life Rosary October 1st, 8:34 AM Homecoming Pep Rally/Bonfire October 8th, 6:00 PM Homecoming Liturgy October 9th, 9:00 AM 1st Quarter Report Cards-RenWeb October 9th, 9:00 AM Alumni Homecoming Social October 9th, 6:15 PM Homecoming Dance-Dupuis Center October 10th, 8:30-11:00 PM Fall Break - No School October 12th - 13th Parent/Teacher Conferences October 13th, 8:00 AM-2:00 PM Balfour Family Night October 20th, 5:00-7:00 PM Advisory Council October 21st, 6:30 PM Freshmen Retreat October 23rd Key Club’s Fall Fest October 29th, 5:30-7:30 PM

Newsletter The deadline for submitting articles for the November issue of the Rebelation is October 19th. E-mail Tiffany D. Parks (tparks@tchs.net) with your articles.

FOR YOUR INFORMATION...

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2015 Student Homecoming Information: Homecoming activities culminate with the traditional Homecoming Dance which this

year is Saturday, October 10th, from 8:30-11:00pm at the Dupuis Center, 1212 E Pont Des Mouton Road.

Making certain that our male and female students show up with the proper attire doesn’t

have to be as stressful as students/parents perceive it to be. Below you will find the 2015-16 Dance Attire guideline which is also located on page 43 of the 2015-16 Student/Parent Handbook. Please refer to these guidelines when getting your son/daughter their

special outfit. Should you have any questions please contact: Mrs. Marty Heintz at mheintz@tchs.net or 235.5711, ext. 103. If in doubt, please send pics to Mrs. Heintz

of the front and back of the dress in question.

Male students who have non-TCH dates need to make sure they relay these guidelines to their prospective dates in time for them to get the proper attire as well.

DANCE ATTIRE GUIDELINES

Teurlings Catholic High School sets forth the following dress guidelines for our students and their dates:

Girls TOPS

• The neckline of a dress, top, or gown must be cut in a modest way. If cleavage is showing, the student will be asked to leave the dance. Spaghetti straps or strapless dresses are allowed, as long as they are not low cut.

• The cut of a dress in the back and sides must not be below the natural bra line. Backless dresses are not allowed. LENGTH

• A dress, skirt, or gown, must be no shorter than three (3) inches from the knee.

• Slits in a dress/skirt may be no higher than three (3) inches from the knee. MISCELLANEOUS

• No midriff is allowed to show.

• No navel is allowed to show.

• The bodice of the dress must not have any fabric cutouts (this includes openings covered with net-like fabric.

• Dresses should not be excessively tight.

Boys Homecoming: Polo or collar ed dress shir t, dr ess pants, and dress shoes. T -shirts and tennis shoes are not allowed. Sport coats, tie, or bow tie are optional. Prom: Tuxedo or suits are required. Sport coats and slacks ar e not per mitted.

ADDITIONAL NOTES: Admittance to the dance, with consideration of attire, will be left to the discretion of the faculty/administration sponsors who are present that evening. If a student is in doubt as to the expected modesty of his

or her chosen attire, he or she should consult with administration before the dance to avoid the embarrassment of being turned away.

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Marty Heintz - Assistant Principal

ACADEMICS

First Quarter Report Cards, Parent/Teacher Conferences and

Standardized Testing Whew! That one line above is an important one, because so much of your student’s success depends, in part, on all three October events, regardless of the student’s grade level and past academic success. While the connection may seem obvious in some cases (i.e. a parent needs to see the teacher if the student is not doing well in class), there is much more to the events than you may think. First Quarter Report Cards will be official on Friday, October 9th, the day of Parent/Teacher Conferences. Grades aside for now, the ramifications in the classroom as we approach the end of the First Quarter rarely are addressed, so here goes:

• It takes time for a teacher to start the year off academically. With the exception of summer reading, a diagnostic essay or a math review test, no teacher can test until the students have received instruction in material to test. Students also need enough point opportunities, however, to be able to demonstrate mastery of material within an academic quarter. Realistically, the teacher also needs enough test points to allow a student who does poorly on one test to balance that grade against others where the student was able to show success. Normally, we ask teachers to include 4-5 major tests or comparable assignments (timed writing, research project) per quarter. In the First Quarter, we know that is often not possible, so the student’s possible points are often smaller that quarter than the rest of the year. As a result, the norm the First Quarter is 3-4, rather than 4-5, major assignments.

• If you go back and look at your student’s grades in RenWeb for the First Quarter, you will no doubt see that a major test was not given until the third or possibly even the fourth week of school. If the teacher was able to give a second major test in the fifth or sixth week, then the last major test of the First Quarter will fall in the last week of the quarter, allowing the teacher just enough time to test and grade before grades are due.

• Why am I telling you this? First Quarter grades are due on Tuesday, October 6 (to allow time for grades to be processed and checked) and you can expect your student to have multiple tests either at the end of the previous week or on that Monday. Multiple tests – I am emphasizing that fact. I should also note that the week grades are due just happens to be Homecoming Week, so there will be activities your student that may, in typical teen fashion, concern your student more than academics. The wise student (and if yours is not such a student, Mom and Dad, you may have to do this for the student) look at the teacher’s RenWeb/GoogleClassroom/classroom board and note the upcoming tests, papers and major assignments and will plan ahead, knowing that he or she cannot master multiple subjects worth of work in one night before tests. The important word here? PLAN!

So, with that information in hand, you now know how to help your student plan for that last week of the First Quarter. Let’s move on to Parent/Teacher Conferences.

• Is it required that you attend on conference day? No, of course not, especially if your student has a good grade and you have no concerns.

• However, if your student is not achieving at the level you know the student is capable of, then you should meet with the teacher or teachers.

• Realistically, is every student on our campus going to make an A in every class? No. Is there anything wrong with a B or C if the student is working at potential or the class is really hard (chemistry and math come to mind here)? No. Are some of our students going to get an occasional D in a really hard class? Yes.

• There is a problem if your student is not completing assignments and you need to discuss that with the teacher. How do you know if homework is not being completed? Check RenWeb.

• If the teacher asks for a conference on the report card comment line, then the parent should follow up.

• There may also be a problem if the student faithfully does all homework (no help or copying), pays attention in class, takes notes, reviews notes every night and not just on the night before the test, and studies and still struggles to pass the test. That scenario should also send the parent to the teacher for a conference.

I always say, if in doubt, meet with the teacher.

STANDARDIZED TESTING MONTH

Finally, October is standardized testing month for many of our students at TCHS. On Wednesday, October 14th, all freshmen will take the computer-based version of the Aspire Test. The same day, all sophomores will take the paper and pencil version of the PACT (a practice ACT) Test. Still on the same day, juniors may opt to take the PSAT/National Merit Qualifying Test.

What do we need from parents for that potentially stressful day for students, teachers, and administrators alike?

• First, make sure students are here on time and ready to test, well-rested, and having eaten a decent breakfast.

• Second, emphasize to the student that it is to their advantage to take the testing seriously and do the best the student can do. We use the results of the Aspire to determine the effectiveness of our curriculum, so the testing is important on a school level. For the individual student, the Aspire score is the score used to determine if a student may take honors or dual enrollment classes. While the PACT results are not an official ACT, that test will indicate the weaknesses that can be remediated before the student takes the real test in spring of the junior year.

Freshmen will practice taking the online test the week of October 5th-9th in their English, math, science, and social studies classes.

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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!

Carrieanne Ledet and Marty Heintz hosted the Diocesan Quiz Bowl meeting on September 9th at TCHS.

Leslie Bergeron facilitated the monthly “Tech Tuesday” for faculty and staff on September 1st, instructing those in attendance on how to use Google Drive. Attending were Michael Boyer, Marty Heintz, Tisha Collado, Dona Dugas, Carrieanne Ledet, Marie Champagne, Robinn Dukes, and Roberta LeBlanc.

Aline Norwood attended the diocesan Development Directors meeting on September 10th.

Michael Boyer attended the Louisiana Association of Principals conference in Baton Rouge on September 14th-15th and an LHSAA meeting on September 16th.

Leslie Bergeron attended the diocesan Technology Directors meeting on September 16th.

Marty Heintz attended the diocesan Curriculum Coordinators meeting on September 17th.

Josette Surratt attended the diocesan Religion Administrators meeting on September 22nd.

On Wednesday, October 14th all Freshmen students will take the Aspire test, Sophomore students will take the Practice ACT and Juniors will take the PSAT if they have signed up in the Guidance Office. Any Junior who does not wish to take the PSAT will report to class. Information regarding the PSAT test was discussed with the Juniors.

Thanks to all the parents who attended the Freshmen, Sophomore, Junior and Senior College Seminars! We had a great turn out. Feel free to call the Guidance Office anytime you have questions.

Junior and Senior students, as well as parents, are reminded to refer to the TCH website, under Academics-Guidance for helpful information in regard to TOPS, ACT testing, College Admissions, Scholarships and more.

Students can register for the ACT at www.actstudent.org. Remember a new photo ID is required. Download the ACT photo app to your I-Phone and following the easy steps.

Our first ACT prep class filled up quickly. We will have another prep class in January prior to the February ACT test.

Tour de Force

Anna Proctor & Dawn Aucoin

TCH LIBRARY - OPEN!!!! The TCH library is open from 7-7:30 AM and

2:30-3:00 PM daily, as well as at break and both

lunches. The students pictured were in the library on a

typical morning and were either studying at tables or

uploading completed web assignments for classes.

TCH students have been working very hard this first 9 weeks!

The NEW Chromebook Carts have been used daily in many classes at TCH!

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CHEERLEADERS – Captains Haiden Dupre’ and Emily Buller, Chaplain Chelsea Nowell, Pep Rally Coordinator McKenzie Melancon; JV CHEERLEADERS - Captains Mallory Dupuis and Chloe Perron, Chaplain Celine Stegeman, Pep Rally Coordinator Averie Johnson; KEY CLUB - President Marie Bordelon, Vice President Hannah Guidry, Secretary Madi Miller, Public Relations Karrigan Danenberg; QUIZ BOWL - Captain Hadley Smith, Co-Captain Abbi Ray, Secretary Ty Theriot, Treasurer Caleb Lee; REBEL AMBASSADORS - President Kaitlyn Camel; REBEL REVUE - Captain, Peyton LeMaire, Co-Captain Brooke Badeaux, Chaplain Laurel Prejean, Pep Rally Coordinator Kaylie Darbonne; REBEL YELL YEARBOOK - Editor in Chief Kaitlyn Camel ; REBELS FOR LIFE - President Elizabeth Heintz, Vice President Colleen Cahanin, Treasurer Allison Stephens, Secretary Morgan Wimberly, Public Relations Olivia Broussard, Chaplain Olivia Guidry, Historian Allison Ziegelasch; SADD - President Hannah Istre, Vice President Monica Hesse, Secretary Gabbi Caillier, Treasurer Madi Baudoin; SPEECH AND DEBATE – Captains Brandon Alleman, Claire Champagne, Maddie Deslatte, Olivia Feucht, Katie McKenzie, and Connor Richard; STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE BOARD - President Mallori Taylor, Vice President Kaitlyn Camel, Secretary Brooke Badeaux, Treasurer Eliana Carrier, Public Relations Olivia Broussard, Class Coordinator Abbey Frederick; SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS - President

Brandon Alleman, Vice President Natalie Usie, Secretary Mari-Catherine Guidry, Treasurer Gabrielle Fortier, Class Coordinator Claire Champagne, Public Relations Madi Miller ; JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS - President Ty Theriot, Vice President Greta Collet, Secretary Jill Johnson, Treasurer Brooks Hebert, Class Coordinator Mallory McIntyre, Public Relations Conrad Frey SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS - President Sophia Brazda, Vice President Ashley Latiolais, Secretary Alexis Thibodeaux, Treasurer Troie Acker, Class Coordinator Sarah Broussard, Public Relations Reyna Houston; FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS - President Kailyn Nonato, Vice President Catherine Richard, Secretary Madison Latiolais, Treasurer Lauren Usie, Class Coordinator Annie Quebedeaux, Public Relations Madisyn Jean Congratulations to freshmen, Cullen Mury, who has accepted an invitation to attend the National Catholic Youth Conference by Msgr. Russell Harrington. He will travel to Indianapolis to represent the church parish of St. John Berchmans Catholic Church in Cankton, LA. This conference is for Catholic high school students to come together to learn, praise and worship our Lord, as well as meet thousands of other Catholic high schoolers, as we all glorify and come closer to Him.

Congrats!!! The following students were RABC Fall Award prize incentive winners: Baleigh Stansbury, Lindsey Bourque, Cole Newland, Madison Grossie, Christian Whaley, Jayden Lewis, Abbi Ray, Brett Denson, Hannah Laviolette, Elizabeth Comeaux, Colleen Cahanin, Cody Landry, Ryan Stewart, Alyssa Taranto, Emma Morgan, Bryce LaFleur, Kynan Sonnier, Isabelle Dominique, Tanner Edney, Casey Potts

TCH Club Organization Officers: ART CLUB - President Keely Colarelli, Vice

President Macy Daigle, Secretary Alayna Sonnier, Treasurer Sydney Branch; BETA CLUB - President Allyson Huval, Senior Vice President Olivia Broussard, Junior Vice President Hannah Laviolette, Secretary Hannah Istre,

Treasurer Olivia Guidry, Reporter Morgan Wimberly, Chaplain Elizabeth Heintz; CAMPUS MINISTRY CLUB - President Abbey Frederick, Vice President Natalie Usie, Secretary/Treasurer Brennan Burch, Chaplain Allyson Huval; CATHLETES – President Maddy Scrantz, Vice President Elizabeth Heintz; VARSITY

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 - Fax 234-8057 or email tparks@tchs.net. Spread the good word!

Elizabeth Heintz Clubs/Organizations - Rebels for Life (Pres), Catholic Athletes for

Christ (VP), Beta (Chaplain), Campus Ministry, Retreat Team

Sports - Basketball, Track & Field Awards - All TCH, Homecoming

Court Member FUN FACTS: Elizabeth took

tumbling when she was younger - and can still do flips; She wants to

be a physical therapist and athletic trainer; Elizabeth’s dream college is

the University of Alabama - ROLL TIDE!

Ashton Whaley Clubs/Organizations - Retreat Team, Beta Club, Key Club, Campus Ministry, Eucharistic Minister, Rebel Ambassador

Sports - Football (4 years), Track & Field (2 years)

Awards - 1st Team All-District Football, 5 Star Rebel Football, 3 year Varsity starter Football

FUN FACTS: Ashton would like to attend LSU; he will always have fond memories of the “singing in

the football locker room; Ashton’s goal is to become either a doctor

or surgeon.

OCTOBER, 2015

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. (8/5/15 - 8/28/15)

DEVELOPMENT

Academic Departments (Restricted Gifts)

Albertsons

Academic Pep Rally Wells Fargo

Alumni/Administration Mrs. Linda Stoute Rouly TCH’60

Annual Appeal AXA Foundation

Larry & Jean Janise In Memory of Francis & Gale Thibodeaux

In Honor of Hailie Savoie

Athletics Football

Philip’s Wholesale Kevin Guidry’s Produce Market

Richard Bordelon Nick Domingue Borden’s Dairy Waffle House

Girls Basketball Wells Fargo

Capital Wells Fargo

Don Foley Memorial Fund Rosalind Foley

Matching Corporations Wells Fargo Educational Matching Gifts

Program In Association with Adam Champagne

In Association with Randyl Ratcliff AXA Foundation

In Association with Greg Authement

R.A.B.C. Student Incentives Wells Fargo

R.A.B.C. Faculty Recognition September Luncheon

Fred & Michelle Nonato (Kailyn 9th) Lisa Deforges (Sarah 11th)

Becky Ducrest (Matt 11th, Mike 9th) Susan Blakely (Hannah 11th, Sarah 10th)

Chair/Coordinator Monica Salopek (Sophie 11th)

Rebel Stadium Sponsorships Andrew & Mitzi Moss Duhon

OGM Imaging, LLC Judd’s Barbershop

TCH Spirit Groups Linda & Mike Doherty

Treats & Gifts Bourque’s Supermarket (Port Barre, LA)

Tuition Assistance Keith & Ginger Myers

Wishes Granted Chad & Kimberly Gothreaux

(Quiz Bowl subscription) Leora and John Fuselier

(World Geography Chromebooks)

Our wish list contains items requested by teachers, moderators, and coaches that would be helpful to them in the classroom or on the field or court as they guide and teach our

students. These items, although helpful and useful, are not covered by the school’s budget. Donation checks should be made payable to Teurlings Catholic with the purpose

written on the memo blank of your check. If you can assist, please contact Mrs. Aline Norwood in the Development Office at anorwood@tchs.nenet or 235-5711 Ext. 105.

Ms. Marie Champagne (English) needs a new white board for her classroom . Mrs. Ramey Badeaux (Campus Minister) is looking for a new portable speaker sound system for campus ministry. She needs a more powerful one (for the larger crowds/bigger classes, etc). The one she would like is the Anchor Go Getter Basic Package (portable speaker, stand, microphone and blue tooth capabilities). Cost is $995. If you have a lamp at home that still works for lighting, but you no longer use, please consider donating it to Mrs. Carrieanne Ledet (English) for her classroom Used or new, the lamps would certainly be appreciated. The TCH Wrestling Team has earned four state championships (2011, 2012, 2014, 2015), a record that is unprecedented. Coach Kent Masson would like to commemorate the many wrestlers who brought the wins to TCH by placing a 4 x 8 aluminum sign panel with each year’s winning team picture on the multi-purpose building. Cost is $479.00.

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Mrs. Linda Stoute Rouly, TCH’65, donated a framed original painting of

the TCH crest. Pictured with Mrs. Rouly is her grandson, Tyler Roberts.

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╬ OCTOBER

Upcoming Events

† Pro-Life Rosary - October 1st

† First Friday Adoration - October 2nd

† Reconciliation - October 7th

† Homecoming Mass - October 9th

† Reconciliation - October 14th

† Liturgy - October 15th

† Reconciliation - October 21st

† Liturgy - October 22nd

† Freshmen Retreat - October 23rd

† Reconciliation - October 28th

† Liturgy - October 29th

Available for

Confession! Confessions will

be heard in

the chapel every other

Wednesday from

10:15-11:15am.

See the school

calendar for scheduled

dates.

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 the chapel at 7:15 am to

pray for our TCH family and teens!

Campus Ministry Club Campus Ministry Club is underway

with many new members!! Several of

our ministers reached out to volunteer

at the A.T.R.O. Family Fun Day on

Saturday, September 19th, serving food

& drinks, face painting, and interacting

with the children in attendance.

Thanks to all who volunteered!

GIRLS FOR GOD Calling all females!!! Campus Ministry has

begun “Girls for God” every other Wednesday morning at 7:10 am in the Campus Ministry

Room. This is a short “bible study” type gathering for girls to connect through Christ and

share scripture, faith experiences, and fellowship! Any TCH female student is invited

to attend anytime. Our next Girls for God meeting will be held on

Wednesday, October 7th.

Retreat Team Workshop On Saturday, September 26th, the Junior and Senior Retreat Team members attended a workshop where they prepared for a year in ministry! The workshop

began with a Mass with Fr. Hampton in the Chapel and continued with much learning,

faith-building, fellowship, and prayer! (Pictures below)

PARENTS…Come pray for our teens!!! Adoration will be held in the Chapel on the First Friday of every month throughout the

school year. In order for this to occur, someone must be in the Chapel at all times during Adoration. We invite parents and alumni to sign up to come pray for our

school and our teens and be in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament for an hour on

these days of Adoration. If you are interested in signing up for an hour, you can contact Ramey Badeaux by e-mail

rbadeaux@tchs.net or by phone 337-735-9287.

See school calendar for scheduled dates.

A “Fresh Start” with

REBEL REVIVAL!!! September 17th was the KICK-OFF

Rebel Revival of the school year!

The evening was filled with praise &

worship, fun, fellowship and an

inspiring testimony given by senior,

Josh Broussard. The evening focused

on putting the past behind us and

starting fresh with Christ! Students in

attendance dressed as infants and

had a great time. The evening

concluded with memorable prayer

and reflection time around a bonfire.

Thanks to Brayden Blanchard and

Elizabeth Heintz for their

awesome planning efforts and to

everyone who attended!

Eucharistic Ministers 2015-2016 (updated list)

Josh Broussard, Hanna Poche’, Ian Thomassee, Kaitlyn Camel, Brayden Blanchard, Morgan Wimberley, Allison Stephens, Madi Miller, Olivia Broussard, Jenna Oubre, Claire Champagne, Kenzie Dupont,

Elizabeth Heintz, Allie Guidry, Eliana Carrier, Bre Andrus, Gabrielle Fortier, Taylor Macip, Mallori Taylor, Haiden Dupre’, Karrigan Danenberg,

Sara Solis, Sydney Branch, Mari-Catherine Guidry, Maddy Scrantz, Marie Bordelon, Cameron Domingue, Brennan Burch, Natalie Usie,

McKenzie Melancon, Ian Fontenot, Ashton Whaley, Brandon Alleman, Hannah Istre, and Christina Voinche’

OCTOBER, 2015

Mother’s Mass On September 8th, The Blessed Virgin Mary’s

birthday, a special Mass was held for mothers of

TCH students. Fr Hampton Davis celebrated a

beautiful Mass honoring all mothers, especially

Our Lady and encouraging all mom’s to be

gentle on themselves and look to Mother Mary

as they journey through motherhood! Thank you to the many mothers who attended

this special Liturgical celebration. (Pictured right)

Junior Retreat

The Junior retreat was held on

September 11th and was put on by retreat

leader, Stephanie Clouatre Davis with

the help of the Campus Ministry Class!

The Juniors enjoyed a day of fellowship,

opening their hearts to healing, and

special prayer and adoration time in

front of the Blessed Sacrament.

Rebels for Life Commissioning Mass

Rebels for Life members were commissioned at a special Rebels for Life Mass celebrated by Father Hampton Davis at

Our Lady Queen of Peace Church on Tuesday, September 22nd.

Visit from Bishop Jarrell Bishop Michael Jarrell celebrated

Mass in the Rebel Dome on September 24th. Con-celebrants were Fr. Hampton Davis, Msgr. Ron Broussard, Fr. Brian Taylor, Fr. Jason Vidrine, and Deacon Nelson Schexnayder. Special thanks to students and faculty

members who participated in the beautiful Liturgical Celebration.

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HOMECOMING FOOTBALL

GAME 7:00 pm

REBEL STADIUM TCH Rebels vs. Northside Vikings

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OCTOBER, 2015

TCH HOMECOMING SCHOOL LITURGY

9:00 am - Rebel Dome TCH student body recognizes the classes celebrating anniversaries:1965, 1970, 1975, 1980, 1985, 1990,

1995, 2000, 2005, 2010 We invite Alumni servers, readers, Eucharistic

Ministers and flag bearers to participate in Mass. Please contact Tiffany Dugas Parks ‘98

(tparks@tchs.net) to take part in the liturgy. Friday, October 9, 2015 ALUMNI PRE-GAME RECEPTION

6:15 pm - REBEL STADIUM **Location Change**

(All NEW multipurpose building on home side of Rebel Stadium next to the nursing home)

All graduates are welcome to visit the alumni tent and visit with friends and former classmates.

We will also have information on our TCH Alumni Association.

Refreshments and hors d’oeuvres compliments of the TCH Alumni Association.

“Rebels Dancing Through The Decades” Celebrating 60 years of

REBELNATION

Looking for others wanting to carpool? Able to help someone who needs a ride? We will be happy to post your name and number in the next issue of our Rebelation newsletter.

E-mail Tiffany Dugas Parks tparks@tchs.net

to publish your request

CAR POOL

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OCTOBER, 2015

17th Annual

Rebel Classic

Speech & Debate

Tournament

October 16 - 17, 2015

If any parent or alum is interested in judging,

please contact Mr. Craig Wall at “cwall@tchs.net”

Fall Festival TCH Key Club’s

October 29, 2015

TCH Campus

5:30 - 7:30 pm Ghoulish games and freaky fun!

Trick-or-Treating Contact Tiffany Dugas Parks (TCH ‘98)

for more information: 337.235.5711 Ext. 200 or tparks@tchs.net TCH 8th Grade Day

We invite your 8th grade child to attend TCH Day on Thursday, November 12th, from 9:00 A.M.

to 11:00 A.M. The activities planned for this day allow 8th grade students the opportunity

to visit our campus, participate in activities typical of high school life at Teurlings Catholic and meet members of our administration, staff,

faculty, and student body. School uniforms and RSVP are required. Contact Maria Hanes at mhanes@tchs.net.

Deadline to register is Friday, October 30, 2015.

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Listed below are students who have achieved an academic average of 3.0 or better with no grade of “C” or below on his/her final report card for the 2014 - 2015 school year. Congratulations!!!

10th Grade 4.0-Principal’s

Wesley Blazek Michael Boudreaux

Sophia Brazda Sarah Broussard

Grant Clark 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

Kailey Thibodeaux Britney Young

3.8-3.99 Red Award Lilly Chapman

Kammi Danenberg Morganne Ned

3.4-3.79 White Award Christopher Booker

Callie Cormier Logan Quebodeaux

Lizzie Trouard Sarah Blakely Mariah Harris

Dylan Langlinais Sydney Olivier

Alexis Thibodeaux Baleigh Stansbury

Madi Baudoin Carson Blanchard Isaac Boulanger Reed Broussard Kanin Dodge Trevor Dupre

Joe Feucht

Alex Gregory Chloe Hamilton Hannah Johnson

Callie Landry Jean-Paul LeBlanc

Lorin Martin Brian Metoyer

Noelle Stephens Taylor Stutes

3.0-3.39 Blue Award

Ben Daspit Troie Acker

Adrianna Anderson Lindsey Bourque

Caroline Broussard Sam Dunand Kelly Frame

Lauren Fuselier Jakyre Journet Maddie Moore Cole Newland Amber Nguyen

Brooke Nicholas Bernie Robichaux

Gabby Sonnier Blake Theriot Lucas Walls

Beau LeBlanc Reese Albert

Olivia Cunningham Zander Garber

Madison Grossie Konnor Knight Bryant Masson Justin Mathews Blake McKee Brett Trahan

11th Grade 4.0-Principal’s

Brooke Badeaux Emily Buller Dru Castex Greta Collet

John Dickinson Holland Griffin Julia Guilbeau

Brayton Hammes Brooks Hebert Madison Judice Maddison Knott

Cody Landry

Summer Landry Noah LaPorte

Hannah Laviolette Sarah LeBlanc

Katie McKenzie Courtlin Naquin Chelsea Nowell Meagan Ortego

Abbi Ray Ty Theriot

3.8-3.99 Red Award

Lidia Alcala Tyler Batiste

Hunter Harrington Jill Johnson

Conner Meche Konnor Miller

Lucy Toups Mattie Trahan

3.4-3.79 White Award

Colleen Cahanin Hayden Cantrelle

Ashley Daigle Abby Danos Ana Hackett

Rafael Andres Hernandez

Victoria Lawyer Keylon Ledet Jadyn Lewis

Lauren Neumeyer Sophie Salopek

Christian Whaley Brooke Bourgeois

Emily Bourque Elizabeth Comeaux

Ethan Eddy Courtney Granger Caroline Lormand

Trey Menuet Addison Thibodeaux

Kristen Travasos Jamie Villagomez Hannah Blakely

Garrett Boudreaux Sara Gravouia Kenedi Habetz Brant Hanks

Brittni Holder Mayci Lyons

3.0-3.39 Blue Award

Conrad Frey Dylan Friloux

Noah Gothreaux Hollie James

Trent LeBlanc Caleb Lee

Jansen Lormand Mallory McIntyre

Maci Moreau Keely Provost Kade Sonnier

Hayley Thibodeaux Brett Denson Sean Gillis Josh Goulas

Abigail Latiolais

12th Grade 4.0-Principal’s

Brayden Blanchard Bailey Broussard

Claire Champagne Faith Dirk

Kenzie Dupont Elizabeth Heintz

Evan Huesers Hannah Istre Lani Landry

Sydney Manuel Madi Miller

Jasmine Mitchell Neil Sand

Hadley Smith Cody Stelly Perry Young

3.8-3.99 Red Award Josh Broussard Kaitlyn Camel Noah Harris

Allyson Huval Bryce LaFleur Hanna Poche'

Kynan Sonnier Brett Weber

Ashton Whaley Morgan Wimberley

3.4-3.79 White Award

Olivia Broussard Gabrielle Caillier Kaede Collette

Karrigan Danenberg Gabrielle Fortier

Mari-Catherine Guidry Daniel McNair Emma Morgan Hailie Savoie

Connor Richard Marie Bordelon Brennan Burch Tanner Edney Ian Fontenot

Andrew Frentz Hannah Guidry Jacob Mathews

Christina Mitchell Camryn Romero Landon Taylor Natalie Usie

Matthew Viator Olivia Feucht Casey Potts

Sydney Branch Eliana Carrier

Patrick Fontenot Myles Fruge Luke Gossen Harli Jacob

Matthew McMillan Jordy Provost Jon Ratcliff

Jacob Richard Alyssa Taranto Mallori Taylor

3.0-3.39 Blue Award Allison Stephens Connor Stickley Chaney Dodge

Jonathon Fontenot Abbey Frederick

Zack Guidry Brennan Pratt

Allie Reed Ryan Stewart Zach Trahan

Isabelle Dominique

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3.0-3.39 White Award

3.4-3.79 Blue Award

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Conner Meche 10th, George Femmer 13th; Girls

team 7th; Boys team 3rd; Madison Godeaux,

Brennan Broussard, Everett Martin (3 mile race)

Battlefield Park Meet - Conner Meche, George

Femmer placed in Top 20; Personal best 2 mile -

Caroline Broussard, Ethan Eddy, Peter Harris, Zach

Thibodeaux; Personal Best 3 mile - Madison

Godeaux, Ryan Stewart, George Femmer, Conner

Meche, Brennan Broussard, Carols Femmer, Joe

Houston

Swim September 8th Meet - Girls Relay 3rd in both

freestyle and medley, Callie Landry 2nd, Zachary

Thibodeaux 3rd, Callie Landry 3rd, Hannah Istre 3rd,

Cassie Landry 4th

September 17th Meet - Girls Relay 3rd & 5th, Callie

Landry 1st & 2nd, Hannah Istre 4th & 8th

Congrats for

WINS!

Volleyball Frosh: Notre Dame; STM Spike It Classic - Notre

Dame, Byrd, Cathedral Carmel; Ascension

Episcopal; St. Martinville

JV: Notre Dame; STM Spike It Classic - Lakeshore,

STM, LCA, St. Martinville; Ascension Episcopal; St.

Martinville

V: Lafayette High; Notre Dame; Catholic League

Tourney - Catholic Pointe Coupe, Dominican,

Archbishop Hannan; Ascension Episcopal; St.

Martinville

Football Frosh: St. Martinville, Breaux Bridge JV: St. Martinville, Breaux Bridge

V: Calvary Baptist, Shaw

Cross Country Baton Rouge Meet—Conner Meche and Gavin

Broussard ran personal best times in 3 mile

STM Meet - Top 10 finishers - Daniel McNair,

Conner Meche, George Femmer, Lidia Alcala;

Personal Best Boys’ 2 mile - Kody Allen, Ethan

Eddy, Jason Manuel, Peyton Duplessis, Nick

LeBlanc, Brennan Broussard, Peter Harris, Evan

Hernandez, Joe Houston; Personal Best Girls’ 2 mile - Sophie Salopek, Reese Albert, Caroline

Broussard, Saylor Brasseaux, Madison Godeaux,

Sydney Richard, Mary Catherine LaHaye

Menard Meet - Lidia Alcala 4th, Daniel McNair 8th,

TCH Fall Stuffed Bread Sale

Sunday, November 8, 2015

Cajun Brown Bag - $5.00

Frozen Pack of (4) Stuffed Breads - $15.00

Questions - contact Lisa Goulas

lgoulas@tchs.net *Tickets can also be purchased in the

TCH Athletic Office*

Visit www.tchs.net Click on the tab “Athletics”

Select “TCH Sports” Get all up to date schedules for

our fall sports!

2015-2016 Rebel Vision Board Personal Messages

& Business Advertisements

Personal Messages (birthday, good luck, congratulations, etc.)

$25 each

Business Advertisements (Note: No political advertisements accepted)

$100 each

All items (payment, completed message form,

photos, business logo/art work) must be submitted to the front office to

Kellie Trosclair/Business Manager Assistant (ktrosclair@tchs.net)

NO LATER THAN 2:30 ON WEDNESDAYS

prior to home game. (2:30 Tuesday for

TCH Sports Update

*** 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. ***

Teurlings Catholic High School 139 Teurlings Drive Lafayette, Louisiana 70501

OCTOBER, 2015

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.