THE OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER FOR PARENTS OF TEURLINGS CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

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From Our Principal... As Catholics, Lent is our great retreat. It is the time during which we reflect on our baptismal commitment and make changes where we need them. Lent begins on Ash Wednesday, March 9, and ends with the Easter Triduum on Holy Thursday, April 24th. Years ago, we were taught to give up something as a way of doing penance, i.e., no candy between meals, no carbonated drinks, no television after 7:00 p.m., etc. It really seemed like a big deal! I would encourage you, in this season of Lent, to spend time as a family to pray, play, and work together. In Catholic schools throughout the Diocese of Lafayette, applications for admission are completed in the month of January for the following year. The number of applications exceeded available space and not everyone who sought Catholic education was admitted to Teurlings Catholic. We budgeted to accept 185 freshmen students for the 2011-2012 school year. To guarantee your child’s enrollment, it is important to participate in the registration process taking place March 2-4. Family situations change and those students on the wait list may have the opportunity to be enrolled. We have so many things to celebrate as a school community. The Rebel Cheerleaders won the SCA National Cheerleading Championship and placed 3rd at the UCA Contest of Champions in Orlando. The Rebel Revue dance team competed in the National Dance Team Championship in Orlando and placed 5th in the nation in Hip-Hop and 10th in Pom. The Rebel Wrestling team won the Division II State Championship and set a state record for most team points. Our girls’ and boys’ soccer teams won district championships, and the boys advanced to the quarterfinals. The girls are the Division II State Champions with an overall record of 20-4; they had 17 shutouts and allowed only 13 goals all season . The recent production of Little Shop of Horrors was well attended despite the icy weather and was a very professional production. On March 23, at 12:15 p.m., we will celebrate the academic accomplishments of our students with the annual Academic Pep Rally. Join us in the RebelDome as the Rebels celebrate “Wild about Good Grades!” 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-reenactment of the Passion of the 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?”

Phone: 337-235-5711

Fax: 337-234-8057

Athletics: 337-234-7022

Cafeteria: 337-232-8861

www.tchs.net

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)

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Registration for 2011-2012 school year Mar. 2nd, 9:00 AM-3:00 PM & 5:00 PM-7:00 PM Mar. 3rd, 9:00 AM-3:00 PM & 5:00 PM-7:00 PM Mar. 4th, 9:00 AM-1:00 PM Rebel Revival Mar. 2nd, 7:00 PM Mardi Gras Holidays Mar. 7th-11th Advisory Council Meeting Mar. 16th, 6:30 PM Early Dismissal Mar. 21st, 12:40 PM Report Cards Viewable on RenWeb Mar. 22nd Academic Pep Rally Mar. 23rd, 12:00 PM Rebel Open Mar. 28th Newsletter The deadline for submitting articles for the April issue of the Rebelation is March 21st. Fax (234-8057) or email Maria Hanes (mhanes@tchs.net) with your articles.

FOR YOUR INFORMATION...

Bullying Hotline

235-5711 Ext. 255

Private & Confidential

TCH ADVISORY COUNCIL ELECTIONS – 2011-2012 The TCH Advisory Council serves in an advisory capacity to the Chancellor of Teurlings. The Council is responsible for presenting an annual operating budget and recommending policies for the school. Parents elect at-large Council Members, and the Priest from each TCH owner parish appoints a Member. Council terms require a three-year commitment (i.e...2011 – 2014 ) This coming school year four (4) vacancies will exist. One (1) is a member at-large position. All parents of TCH students may vote to elect the member at-large. Three (3) are pastor appointed positions to represent the following church parishes: St. Elizabeth Seton, Immaculate Heart of Mary, and St. Peters . Nominees for the at-large position should be parents of children currently enrolled at TCH or accepted for admission and registered for the 2011 -2012 school year. Nominees should be 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 children with your children’s grade levels. Additional information to include: church parish, participation, community involvement, active interest in school activities and 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 an Advisory Council Member. DEADLINE FOR CANDIDATE SUBMISSION IS MARCH 15, 2011 Send your bio information to the front office at school…or e-mail to egguidry@gmail.com, or fax it to (337) 234-8057. Please direct to ATTN: TCH Advisory Council.

Xjme!Bcpvu!Hppe!Hsbeft!Join us as we recognize students who excelled acade mically during the 1st semester of the 2010-2011 school year for the annual Teurlings Catholic High Academic Pep Rally.

March 23 ~ Noon ~ RebelDome

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ACADEMICS

Marty Heintz - Assistant Principal

As parents, you receive score reports every time your student takes a standardized test. In fact, over the course of the average 13-year elementary to high school student span, you have probably collected a huge folder full of score reports, along with a final report card from every grade level, information that you look at, try to understand, then file away in case it is needed later. Just what do those Stanford, EXPLORE, PLAN, and ACT scores mean? How do you read them? And what do they tell you about your child’s progress? First, the tests themselves: STANFORD – a standardized test given by many of our feeder schools but different in scoring from the tests (EXPLORE, PLAN, ACT, NMSQT/PSAT) generally given at the high school level. The Stanford reports scores in percentiles. What you want to look at on the Stanford testing is the National PR-S. This will tell you how your child compares to students from across the nation at the same grade level. There is a score for “complete battery” or how the student did overall on the test as well as individual scores in Reading, Math, Language, etc. and subscores under some of those categories. The score is reported in a format such as “78-8” which indicates your student scored just below the 79th percentile nationally, or that 78% of students scored lower than your child. EXPLORE – an 8-9th grade version of the ACT, is given by some of our feeder schools; the test follows the same basic format as the PLAN and ACT, but the scale is different (1-25) and the norms are based on the ninth grade. We do not give the EXPLORE at Teurlings, but if you have an EXPLORE report, the most important item on it is the box that says “Your Estimated PLAN Composite Score Range” followed by a predicted score range, say “16-19”. This is the score that ACT predicts your child, if a college-prep curriculum is followed, will earn on the PLAN Test in the 10th grade. The chart below pertains to EXPLORE, PLAN, and ACT. Attaining the following benchmark score on each tes t indicates a 75% chance, according to ACT, that the student will be capable of earning a “C” or better in the a pplicable college course:

PLAN – a 10th grade version of the ACT, is given to our students in 9th and 10th grade. We use the 9th grade scores on our campus to help us chart growth in our students and to help plan our

curriculum revisions. It is the 10th grade scores that are important to you, as a parent, as those are good indicators of how the student will do on the ACT as well as helping you (and us) to spot weaknesses while those weaknesses can be remediated. The PLAN is normed to 10th graders, so, yes, those 9th grade scores show how your student stacks up against 10th graders, which is why we use them only to chart growth. While EXPLORE is based on a 25-point scale, PLAN is based on a 32-point scale. Again, the most important scoring item for parents is the box labeled “Your Estimated ACT Composite Score Range” followed by a predicted score range, say “19-21”. This is the score that ACT predicts your child, if a college-prep curriculum is followed, will earn on the ACT Test in the 12th grade. PSAT – is a test given to 11th graders and selected sophomores. While the scoring system is different from ACT/PLAN/EXPLORE, it serves the same type of purpose in predicting scores on the SAT, the standardized test used for college admissions in other parts of the country. Louisiana universities, as do most universities in the south, require the ACT, not the SAT. PSAT is also the qualifying test for the National Merit Scholarship Program. ACT – “THE” test in Louisiana, the one college admissions and TOPS use to set their standards and awards. As I am sure you can guess, the scale on the ACT increases from the PLAN and Explore tests, to a scale of 36. In general, if the student took a college preparatory curriculum and applies what has been learned to the test, the composite score from the PLAN to the ACT increases an average of 1-3 points. For the last few years, the ACT score needed for TOPS has been a 20; selective admissions universities (like UL) in the state generally require an ACT composite score of 22 for regular admissions. Here’s an interesting fact that many of you may not know – college and universities use the student’s best scores (his or her top English score out of all the times the student took the test, or the best composite, even if the student took the test 6 or 7 times) but ACT, when the organization compiles its annual report, only looks at the student’s last scores as a high school senior when computing our school average. So, if the student took the test in April of the 11th grade and scored a 28 on the composite and took the test again in April of 12th grade and scored a 27 this time, the 28 from the 11th grade testing would be the student’s score used for TOPS and college admissions, but the 27 would be used to figure our school ACT average. We all know standardized testing is an important factor in college admissions and has its place in measuring student progress. Many students, however, with scores of 20-21 on the ACT have not only completed college but done so in four years and many with over 30 composites took the “long” route (and enjoyed themselves along the way) if they graduated from college at all. The one thing the ACT and standardized tests like it do not measure is the student’s personal motivation. Will that student with a 30-plus composite live up to his or her potential in college? Or will that student who scored lower but who possesses great time management and study skills be the one to succeed? If I could figure out how to predict that with 100% accuracy, I’d be a millionaire!

Subject/Test

College Course EXPLORE PLAN ACT

English English Composition 13 15 18

Math College Algebra 17 19 22

Reading Social Sciences (History, Political Science, Sociology, etc.)

15 17 21

Science Biology 20 21 21

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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!

Kent Masson led the TCH Wrestling Team to

become State Champions for the first time

in the school’s history, and he is the Division

II Wrestling Coach of the Year.

Anna Proctor and Marty Heintz served as

judges for the Louisiana Non-public Schools

Student of the Year Contest at the Diocese

of Baton Rouge earlier this month. Mrs.

Proctor judged the 12th Grade Students of

the Year applicants and Mrs. Heintz had 8th

Grade.

Dawn Aucoin is continuing her studies

toward her Masters Degree in Guidance and

Counseling at UL Lafayette, and Cathryn

Martin is also working on her Masters

Degree in secondary education at Louisiana

Tech.

Roberta LeBlanc will be representing the

Lafayette Nonpublic Title I Schools at the

National Council of Teachers of

Mathematics Conference in April.

Marty Heintz was appointed Secretary of

the Louisiana Beta Club State Council. Leslie

Bergeron is serving as a member of the

Louisiana Beta Club Senior Convention

Planning Committee and chaired the Social

Studies Testing at the state convention in

January, as well as serving as District V

Sponsor.

Nicole Blazek has been appointed to the

Teacher Advisory Council for Turnitin.com

and will be helping to test market and

create new applications for the software

program we use in all our English classes.

Josette Surratt served on the S.A.C.S.

accreditation team at Notre Dame H.S. in

Crowley.

TOUR de FORCE

All pictures courtesy of Lauren Trosclair TCH ‘10

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Righteous Rebels

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 Maria Hanes in the Admissions Office - Fax 234-8057 or email mhanes@tchs.net. Spread the good word!

Kudos to the following football players who were named to the Louisiana Football Coaches Association All-State Team: Jake Miller – 1st Team Linebacker, Adam Angelle – 2nd Team Athlete, and Ian Quebedeaux – 2nd Team Offensive Center. Great job to the Speech and Debate Team for their 2nd place Sweepstakes win at the Cecilia High Tournament. Placing 1st – Hillary Bonhomme and Jon Melancon ; 2nd – Jasmine Chizer , Reagan Martin , Mac Cormier , and Amelia Lormand ; 3rd – Mac Cormier . Congratulations to the Rebel Revue dance team (below left) for placing 5th in Small Varsity Hip Hop and 10th in Small Varsity

Pom at the National Dance Team Championship in Orlando, Florida. Nice job to Adam Garza for being named Poultry Grand Champion at a 4-H livestock show.

Hats off to the Speech & Team team for their wins in the Kaplan Tournament. Placing 2nd – Ann-Marie Champagne and Mac Cormier ; 3rd – Mac Cormier , Jack Truxillo , and Ann-Marie Champagne .

Awesome job to Austin Simoneaux (above) who has recently been selected for membership in the National Society of High School Scholars. Way to go to the TCH Cheerleaders Nationals Team (below right) for being named SCA National Cheerleader Champions at the Cajundome on February 20th. They also placed 3rd at the Contest of Champions in Orlando, Florida, on February 26th.

Rebel Ambassador, Campus Ministry Club, All-TCH, 1st

Team All-District Basketball & Softball, Retreat Ministry,

Homecoming Court, GPA, Beta Club, National Honor Society

Beta Club, Retreat Ministry, and Wrestling (2011 State

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COUNSELOR’S CORNER

Anna Proctor & Milton Rohm

• Attention all Juniors and Seniors: The April ACT test is scheduled for April 9, 2011. Register now if you have not already done so.

• The Guidance Office will offer the last ACT Prep class of the academic year. An email will be sent out soon with registration information.

• Mrs. Proctor and Coach Rohm will be visiting with all 9th, 10th and 11th grade students to distribute scheduling forms for the 2011-2012 school year. These forms must be signed by a parent and returned to school. We will discuss TOPS, LA Core 4-college entrance requirements, and TCH graduation requirements. Please review all scheduling forms with your child. All students and parents must sign the scheduling form and return it to school on or before March 25th. Keep the other forms for a quick reference.

• Attention FRESHMAN: You and your parents are once again invited to TCH Scheduling Night on March 22, 2011. We will review LA Core 4 –college entrance requirements, and the NEW TOPS requirements. We will distribute a new information packet with all complete guides and tips to assist you. The information has changed since last year and we want all students and parents to be well informed.

• 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 completed prior to July 1, 2011 However, I encourage each of you to complete the form by May 1, 2011. Waiting until the last minute could slow down your TOPS or loan funding.

On Feb. 22, LPSD Sgt. George Crowder gave a presentation on drug use, specifically the use of the “legal” marijuana and/or similar type products.

On Feb. 10, TCH celebrated Black

History Mass. TCH Chancellor, Fr.

Hampton Davis III and the Immaculate

Heart of Mary School choir joined our

liturgical service.

Fr. Joseph Brennan celebrated Mass on Jan.

27 (Fr. Teurlings birthday).

Following the prayer service on Feb. 17, UFC Mixed Martial Arts fighter and coach Tim Credeur

spoke to the student body about being a hero to others in our words and actions. Tim is

married to 1999 TCH graduate Mamie Frederick.

On Feb. 11, Dr. Kim Hardey

spoke to seniors about

abortion, pro-life issues,

and natural family planning.

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Campus Minister ~ Ramey Badeaux, Religion Administrator ~ Josette Surratt

Adrienne Brame, Tiffany Dugas, George Stonecipher, Liz Snyder, Mike Thibodeaux

Campus Ministry

╬ March Upcoming Events

3/1 – Carencro Catholic 8th Retreat 3/2 – Rebel Revival 3/3 – Liturgy 3/4 – First Friday Adoration 8am-2pm 3/14 – CM Club to St. Joseph’s Diner 3/16 – Confession in Chapel 3/17 – Liturgy 3/28 – CM Club to St. Joseph’s Diner 3/30 – Immaculate Heart 7th/8th Retreat 3/31 – Liturgy

PLEASE JOIN US IN WORSHIP:

• Weekly masses and prayer services every Thursday at 8:36 AM in the RebelDome.

• Morning Reflections Mon-day—Thursdays at 7:15 AM in the Chapel.

• 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!

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• Many thanks to those Campus Ministry students who spent time

playing BINGO with the elderly at Amelia Manor on February 18th and

25th!

• The Retreat Ministry Team put on an exciting and faith-filled

retreat for the St. Cecilia 7th graders at DeLasalle on February 22nd.

Special thanks to planners, Taylor Dupont, Malise Gardner, and

Lance Robicheaux.

• The Rebel Revival held on Wednesday, February 9th, was all about

LOVE. Thanks to Adam Angelle and Samantha Roy for their

leadership!

• The St. Genevieve 7th Grade Retreat was held on Friday, February

11th at DeLasalle. The day focused on diversity and respect for one

another. Special thanks to Robert Burckhardt and Meghan

Harrelson for their efforts in planning the day.

• The Sophomore Class prepared a very meaningful prayer service

honoring our everyday heroes on Thursday, February 17th. A few of

our “everyday hero” students were recognized along with a few family

members of TCH students. Thanks to Ms. Snyder for her

leadership!

• The Retreat Ministry Team traveled to Sts. Leo-Seton Elementary

School on Wednesday, February 2nd to end their anti-bullying day

with a Prayer Service.

• Several Campus Ministry Club members volunteered their time at

the Krewe of Angels Mardi Gras Parade at Girard Park. Participants

in the parade consisted of children with different types of

disabilities.

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12th Grade Principal's Award

Alex Robin Austin Simoneaux Celenia Andrepont Jamillia Stevenson

Lacey Darby Lainey Richard

Meghan Harrelson Robert Burkhardt

Taylor Dupont Trevor Domingue

Red Award

Adam Angelle Amy Bergeron

Camille Lalanne Courtney Williamson

Elizabeth Hautot Haley Cade

Hannah Bouziden Harley Melancon Jeanne Angelle Joseph LeBlanc

Julie Hebert Morgan Perrio Samantha Roy

White Award Aaron Baudoin

Alyson Mestayer Amiee Baudoin

Andre' Serio Ashley Mouton

Bess Guidry Blaine Romero

Brandon Thibodeaux Brennan Bergeron Bronson Cormier

Caleb Boulet Caleb Guidry Caroline Koch Christian Hurst

Courtney Sprawls Erin Mendoza

Hannah Thibodeaux Jacqueline Elliott

Jake Miller Jasmyn Chaisson

Jaylen Hebert Jessie Mouton John Beslin

Jonathan Thompson Kaci Denny Kevin Phung

Kristen Foreman Kristen Thibodeaux Lance Robichaux Macie Chauffe

Malise Gardiner

Mallory Boudreaux Mallory Wilson

Maribeth Broussard Mark Carrier

Morgan Robin Olivia Jeanmard Peter Campora Roby Poche' Ryan Trahan Sarah Hollier

Shea Blanchard Taylor Harrington

Taylor Miller Taylor Williams Tyler LeBlanc Tyler Richey Will Landry

Zack Comeaux

Blue Award Aaron Thompson Alek Thibodeaux

Hailey Royer Kaitlyn Frey

Katie Begneaud Leeann Ducote

Taylor Till Todd Wiltz

11th Grade

Principal's Award Melissa Cavanaugh

Jon Melancon Joshua Murphy

Red Award Annie Gerami Brandon Borne Danielle Patin

Kalyn Mayfield Malcolm Haynes Megan Fuselier Nicholas Chu Sara Miller

Taylor Falcon

White Award Alex Boudreaux Allyson Bergeron Austin Rabalais Blasien LeBlanc

Brady Burch Brianna LeDee Corin Voinche' Danesha Zenon

Daniel Schexnider Danielle Latiolais Drake Thibodeaux

Gabi Guidry Hannah Marks

Hunter Sudduth Jessica Vallot

Julia Barry Kirty Danenberg Kyle Robichaux Leanne Guidry Macye Lopez Molli Fortier

Reagan Broussard Rebecca Roesch

Reno Dupuis Robbie Barry

Sophie Comeaux Tyler Berard Zach Tanner

Blue Award Adam Rivault Claire Cooke

Demi Letchworth D'Shaie Landor Emily Simon

Jack Harrelson Jensie Borel

Reagan Martin Rebekah Poche

Shelby Sand

10th Grade Principal's Award

Amelia Lormand Andrew Mayer

Anna Rees Ashley Sonnier Bailey Grimsley

Bonnie Rees Drake Boudreaux Garrett Sweeney

Katie Guidry Kennedy LeJeune

Lauren Barry Lauren Darby

Michael Hawkins Morgan Angelle

Ross Miller Samuel Holmes Shelly Boulet

Red Award

Aaliyah Lavergne Amber Bordelon Billy Wartelle Chris LeBlanc Delena Phung Hannah Savoie

Josie Stiles Kirstie Camel Lauren Eddy

Logan Cormier Sarah Thompson

Shelbi Talley Taylor Terracina

White Award Andrew Hunt Austin Cole

Bailey Broussard Ben Gary

Bethany Hollier Blair Lormand

Camille Quebodeaux Cydni Poirier

Dailey Thibeaux Derek Legendre Emma LeBlanc Hannah Dugas Hannah Martin

Heather Hamilton Jean Savoie Jen Garrett

Jerry Rosenberg Josh Hritz

Kaleb Miller Katie Stelly

Lauren Broussard Matt Begneaud

Megan Dumatrait Meghan Jean

Michael Carrier Patrick Mouton Rachael Guidry Rae Kleinpeter Regan Setliff

Sarah Sherwood Taylor Girouard Tracy Latiolais Trent Hebert

Whitney Richardson

Blue Award Anthony Ruiz

J.T. Hebert Lani Huval

Nicolette Hollowell Taylor Ortego

9th Grade

Principal's Award Allison Daspit Allison Edney Allison Theriot Amber Potier Emily Pratt Jacob Rees

Katelyn Ward Kathryn Burkhardt Kristin Charpentier

Macy Miller Maddie LeBlanc Matt Prilliman

Nick Miller Shannan Schexnayder

Red Award

Alexander Kellar Connor Baudoin

Lainey Rees Maria Perrodin

Paris Moore Teryn Daniel

White Award Andrew Roesch

Andrew Simoneaux Arielle Grider Bailey Hulin

Bao Tran Brant Girard

Callan Castille Carly Pelletier Claire Vincent

Daniel Roy Darion Lyons

Hillary Washington Jacob Cunningham

Joseph Freeman Kelsey Stelly

Kieran Danenberg Landon Richard Mariah Ozene Mark Mouton

Michael Courville Peyton Cortez

Rebecca Fontenot Renee Joubert

Samantha Prejean Shea Hebert Tran Doan

Tyler Hargrave Whitney Smith

Blue Award

Aidan Thibodeaux Ariel Thibodeaux

Brianna Malbrough Catherine Voinche' Connor Bejsovec

Gabby Bruno Gabrielle Hebert

Jesse Provost Joseph Gerami

Julia Bailey Kelsey Richard

Kirsten Arceneaux Leah Thibodeaux

Mary Jock Molly Trahan Sara Savely Shae Bonin

Taylor Brown Ty Patin

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Monday, March 28, 2011

Acadian Hills C.C.

12 Noon Shot Gun Start

Lafayette, LA

Teurlings Catholic’s $125 per Player...Deadline: March 21, 2011

There is a captivating energy and spirit at Teurlings Catholic High School in Lafayette, Louisiana. For over half a century, a dedicated, close-knit community of faculty, parents, alumni, trustees, pastors, and staff has united to provide the finest college-preparatory education for our students with both a superior education and an appreciation for the values of the Catholic Christian heritage in which they were born. The Rebel Open golf tournament brings into focus the efforts of the Teurlings Catholic High School Foundation. The primary purpose of the foundation is to assure the longevity of Catholic education at Teurlings Catholic High School by establishing an endowment trust fund. The interest from the fund will be made available to the school to handle pressing needs as diverse as providing tuition assistance for needy students, chairing faculty members, or making physical improvements to our campus. We have committed ourselves to building a successful and vital Foundation and appreciate all who have become involved in the effort.

Sponsorship

Sponsor Name: Contact Person: Address: City: ZIP: Office Phone: ( ) E-Mail Address:

$1000 Platinum Sponsor Four (4) Players Entry Fees Four (4) Tournament Shirts Clubhouse Signage T-Box Signage

$500 Gold Sponsor One (1) Player Entry Fee Clubhouse Signage T-Box Signage

$250 Silver Sponsor Clubhouse Signage T-Box Signage

$100 Hole Sponsor T-Box or Green Side Signage

Door Prize(s) Item(s):

Please Indicate Message Printed on Sponsor Sign:

Entry Form...$125 per Player

Player #1:________________________Shirt Size: _____ Teurlings Grad: [ ] No [ ] Yes. If so, what year:_________ Handicap or Average Score:_________________________ Address:________________________________________ City:____________________ State:____ ZIP:_________ Home Phone: (________) ___________________________ Office Phone: (_______) _____________________________ E-Mail Address:____________________________________ Player #2:________________________Shirt Size: _____ Teurlings Grad: [ ] No [ ] Yes. If so, what year:_________ Handicap or Average Score:_________________________ Address:________________________________________ City:____________________ State:____ ZIP:_________ Home Phone: (________) ___________________________ Office Phone: (_______) _____________________________ E-Mail Address:____________________________________ Player #3:________________________Shirt Size: _____ Teurlings Grad: [ ] No [ ] Yes. If so, what year:_________ Handicap or Average Score:_________________________ Address:________________________________________ City:____________________ State:____ ZIP:_________ Home Phone: (________) ___________________________ Office Phone: (_______) _____________________________ E-Mail Address:____________________________________ Player #4:________________________Shirt Size: _____ Teurlings Grad: [ ] No [ ] Yes. If so, what year:_________ Handicap or Average Score:_________________________ Address:________________________________________ City:____________________ State:____ ZIP:_________ Home Phone: (________) ___________________________ Office Phone: (_______) _____________________________ E-Mail Address:____________________________________

Complete & Mail form with payment to: Rebel Open, Teurlings Catholic High School, 139 Teurlings Drive, Lafayette, LA 70501.

Individual or Team Entries, Lunch Served @ 11am, Drinks & Food available on course, Team Photos/Door Prizes, 2012 Car (Courtesy Motors) Hole-In-One, Dinner Presentation of Awards, Club CA$H Awards: 1st to 4th Place, Proceeds to TCH Foundation

The Rebel Open is a four-person scramble with teams balanced by handicap. It is encouraged that all teams have an “A”, “B”, “C” and “D” player. All players must have an estimated handicap or an approved handicap assigned by your local golf association.

Platinum Sponsorship

Platinum Sponsorship

Platinum Sponsorship

Platinum Sponsorship

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Wishes GrantedWishes GrantedWishes GrantedWishes Granted Thank you for helping to make our dreams come true. We are so blessed. Thank you!

Gifts are listed as reported to the Development Off ice by donors and beneficiaries 1/18/11-2/21/11

Academic Departments (Restricted Gifts/Wish List Items)

Target Albertson’s

Winn Dixie Stores, Inc.

Athletic Departments Wrestling

Nexen, Inc.

Capital Campaign Carlos Stout

Takeda Pharmaceuticals North America, Inc. In Association with Ashley Dauphine

TCH ‘01 BP Fabric of America

In Association with Kerry W. Landry M/M Jake Delhomme Boudreaux Athletics

Leonard & Sherry Scrantz ULL Athletic Department

Tommy Miller Huey Miller, Jr.

Anne Cooke Yvette Fontenot

Brandy & Scott Quebedeaux Gerami’s Floors

Charlet Champagne David’s Taxidermy/David Meagher

Crawdaddy’s On-Site Catering Seth Citron TCH ‘98

Shantelle B. Prejean TCH ‘88 Connie & Charles Cunningham

Peggy & Kevin LeBlanc (Emma 10)

Capital Campaign Bricks/Dedications 2010-2011 Football Team

Chapel

Peggy & Kevin LeBlanc Michael & Glenda Serio

Don Foley Memorial Fund

Rosalind Foley

Football Banquet Nicole Vidrine

Frankie Newland /Reese Street Market Denise Richard & John O’Meara/

Petroleum Club Robert Kelly/Pelican Paper Products

Mark Cole/Don’s Specialty Meats Phillip/Breaux’s Mart

Fay Guidry/Guidry’s Produce Billeaud/Billeauds Grocery

Dana/Best Stop Sammy/Hebert’s Specialty meats

Lori/Janice’s Supermarket Tim Bellard

Rene Thevenet Jeannie & Chester Begnaud

Dana & Chris Stelly Tony Taylor

RABC Catholic Schools Week

Mitch & Robbie Schexnailder (Keller 11, Sam TCH ’10)

Mel Champagne (Ann-Marie 11) Waffle House

St. John Restaurant/Mr. Craig Baudoin (Amiee 12 & Aaron 12)

Ann Dugas (Nicole 11, Kasie TCH ’10) Cathy Falcon (Taylor 11, Katie TCH ’03,

Amie TCH ’07) Carrabba’s

Mary Broussard (Maribeth 12) Patricia Russo (Taylor 10)

Victoria Coleman (Danielle 10, Lauren 12) Monique McBride (Ian Fontonet 11)

Glenda & Mike Serio (Andre 12) Tammie Gibson (River 10, Brian TCH ‘99)

Tammy Marcel (Allison 11) TCH Parents of St. Bernard:

Jody & Eric Dupont (Taylor 12) Kathy & Russell Guidry (Aaron 12)

Patty & Tony Cormier (Mac 11) Dawn & Chad Berard (Tyler 11)

Nanette & Kevin Burch (Brady 11, Blair TCH ’06)

Faye Kern (Jennifer TCH ’96)

RABC Faculty Recognition February Luncheon

Patricia Russo (Taylor 10) Charles Russo (Grandfather)

Victoria Coleman (Danielle 10, Lauren 12) Ann Dugas (Nicole 11, Kasie TCH ’10)

Donna Miller (Taylor 12, Macy 9) Carla Thousand (Taylor 12, Macy 9) Carlene Latiolais (Taylor 12, Brye 9)

Leah Lormand (Amelia 10, Alexis TCH ’09)

RABC Silent Auction A Bryan Jewelers

Acadian Family Dentistry Acadian Hills Country Club

Acadiana Security Plus Aline Norwood

Amanda Galloway America's Pizza Company, LLC

Andre Serio Angie Hunt

Another Broken Egg Bayou Boudin & Cracklin

Blessings Bret & Kim Allain

Bruce Baudier Bud Peltier

Cajun Harley Davidson Caroline & Company Carrabba's Italian Grill

Carriage House at River Ranch Chop's Specialty Meats

Chuck & Miranda Burnell Coach Michael Thibodeaux Colette and Joey Anzalone Community Lawn Service Company Salon & Day Spa Courtney Scrantz-LeBlanc

Crossroads Catholic Book Store Dailey Thibeaux

Décor des Amis, LLC Deep South Chemical

DH Designs Dona Dugas/Milton Rohm

Don's Seafood Hut Earthly Treasures

F & G Floor Fashions, Inc. Fleur de Lis

Flow Chem Technologies Frank & Elizabeth Garber

Frank's Agency Gina L. Thibodeaux

Governor Bobby Jindal Great Harvest Bread Co

Guilbeau's Pharmacy Haley Cade

Hallmark Jewelers Holiday Inn Lafayette

Hollier's Family Pharmacy Home Sweet Home

Hub City Diner Inspirational Stained Glass

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WINN DIXIE Shop at any Winn-Dixie store in the US and TCH can receive a check at the end of each quarter. Scan the coupon below with your WD rewards card at the time of your first purchase. It costs you nothing!

PenniesFromHeaven There are many opportunities in which funds are generated for our school and with no extra cost to our families. Thanks!

INK CARTRIDGES Donate your empty laser and inkjet printer cartridges to help TCH earn free computer technology. Drop them off in the front office or to Mrs. Shayree Latiolais (Ext. 220).

OFFICE DEPOT While shopping at Office Depot, help TCH get school supplies. Just give them the ID Number: 70042050.

ALBERTSONS Use your scan card, which you can pick up in the front office, and a percentage of your grocery bill earns cash for TCH. Visit www.albertsons.com. Click on “In The Community” then click on the Community Partners logo link. Once you log in, click on “Sign me up.”

COMMUNITY COFFEE All Community Coffee product UPC/bar code labels are accepted by Toni Dueitt (Ext. 107) anytime of the year. Also, you can save your CC’s receipts! Each label or receipt is worth up to 15 cents. Funds are earmarked for the library.

TARGET If you are a Target shopper and have a Target Card/VISA/or Check Card, you can designate TCH as your favorite school which will allow the school to receive 1% of all purchases. It doesn’t cost cardholders anything to sign up for the program. You can designate TCH in one of three ways: 1) Visit Target.com/tcoe or 2) Stop by the kiosk at Target or 3) Call 1-800-316-6142. Teurlings Catholic ID # is 7596.

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Wishes Granted Cont’dWishes Granted Cont’dWishes Granted Cont’dWishes Granted Cont’d Thank you for helping to make our dreams come true. We are so blessed. Thank you!

Gifts are listed as reported to the Development Off ice by donors and beneficiaries 1/18/11-2/21/11

J Jewel Designs Jan and Jeff Delahoussaye

Jill Thibodeaux JJ's Pizza

John & Leora Fuselier Julie Wooley

Karen and Floyd Poche Kayla Shaw

Coach Kent Masson Keystone Services

Kidder Designs Lafayette Veterinary Care Clinic

Mainline Machine Inc. Marie Hebert

Mark & Cathy Mire Marshall & Donna Miller

Martha Bolner Mary Ellen Tux Shop

McLeod Trahan-Sheffield Physical Therapy Services, Inc Mike & Glenda Serio Mike & Lois Zenon

Mike Clay Monroe's

Old Castillo Bed & Breakfast

(Continued from page 10) Painting with a Twist Pat Bourque

Patricia Russo Paul's Jewelry

Perry & Tammy Landry Petroleum Club Piper's Haven

Precision Bikes Premiere Cleaners

Red Lerille's Robert Boudreaux

Russell & Ann Dugas Rytek

Shelley Broussard ShopRite Inc.

Sicily's Pizza in Lafayette Sonny Charpentier

Sunny Dugas Sure Track GPS Tracking Solutions

Surety Security Sylvan Learning Center

Synergistic Healing TCH Administration & Chop's Specialty

Meats TCH Art Department

TCH Capital Campaign

Terri & Shawn Hulin Theatre League of Louisiana

Third Coast Cables Tony Guilbeau DDS

Towne Pharmacy Virtual Bistro Catering

Walt Disney World Community Relation Wings of the World

Yvette Fontenot

RABC Student Incentives Estelle Guidry (Rachael 10, Jules TCH ‘10) Angela Thibeaux (Dailey 10, B.C. TCH ’04)

Peggy & Kevin LeBlanc (Emma 10)

Speech/Debate/School Play ExxonMobil Foundation

In Association with Gail & Phillip Bonhomme (Hillary 11)

Mel & Adam Champagne Louisiana Capital Certified Development

Company, Inc.

TCH School Third Coast Cables/ Luke Romero TCH ‘03

Father Jared

Suire spoke

to the junior

class about

vocations on

Tuesday,

Feb. 22.

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. 1 or mhanes@tchs.net

CAR POOL CO-OP

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3/1 JV @ Carencro 3/3 V @ Opelousas 3/10 Home vs. ESA 3/14 @ Vandebilt 3/15 V @ Ascension 3/17 Home vs. Sacred Heart 3/22 Home vs. Notre Dame 3/23 @ STM 3/28 JV @ Catholic High 3/29 Home vs. St. Louis 3/31 @ ESA 4/4 Home vs. Carencro 4/5 Home vs. Vermilion Catholic 4/7 Home vs. Sacred Heart 4/11 @ Notre Dame 4/14 Home vs. STM 4/18 @ St. Ed’s 4/19 Home vs. Jennings

It’s Rebel Flip

Flop season

($20)! Get

yours today

from Mrs.

Maria Hanes

or Mrs. Leslie

Bergeron.

CONGRATS!

A pep rally was scheduled for Monday, Feb. 28, the date of publication.

Driver’s Education The 30-hour classroom instruction for Driver’s Education will be held May 30th-June 2nd from 8:00-3:30; the 8-hour driving session will be scheduled on an individual basis during June and July. Students must be 15 years old before August 31st, 2011. Cost for the course is $400 payable upon registration or in two installments. If paying with installments, $200 will be due with the registration and the remaining $200 will be due by May 20th. Deadline for registration is May 20th. Instructors: Classroom-Mrs. Dona Dugas; Driving-Coach Milton Rohm. Registration forms are available in the guidance office from Mrs. Pat Rohm or with Mrs. Dugas in Room 2. Registration forms will also be available in the school library during TCH Registration , March 2nd-4th. If you have any questions, please call Mrs. Dugas at 235-5711 Ext. 210 or email ddugas@tchs.net.

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Literary Advanced Math Pre-Calc ~ Joshua Murphy Adv. Math Functions & Stat. ~ Shea Blanchard Algebra I ~ Joseph Freeman Algebra II ~ Ross Miller Biology ~ Bailey Grimsley Biology II ~ Austin Simoneaux Business Comp. App. ~ Ashley Mouton Financial Math ~ Essie King Calculus ~ Trevor Domingue Chemistry ~ Drake Thibodeaux Civics ~ Billy Wartelle English I ~ Matt Prillman English II ~ Bonnie Rees English III ~ Jon Melancon English IV ~ Meghan Harrelson Extemporaneous Speaking ~ Mac Cormier French I ~ Tracy Latiolais French II ~ Rebecca Roesch Geometry ~ Taylor Terracina Health ~ Shannon Schexnayder Interpretive Reading ~ Hillary Bonhomme Intro to Busi. Comp. App. ~ Julianna Hebert Original Oratory ~ Reagan Martin Physical Science ~ Jacob Rees Physics ~ Robert Burkhardt Principles of Business ~ Adam LeBlanc Sociology ~ Reagan Broussard Spanish I ~ Hannah Martin Spanish II ~ Malcolm Haynes Television Speaking ~ Jack Truxillo U.S. History ~ Kyle Robichaux World Geography ~ Kieran Danenberg World History ~ Zach Comeaux Art Mixed Media ~ Erika Buchert Painting ~ Roby Poche’ Photography ~ Katie Begneaud

March 19, 2011

Congrats for being selected and Good Luck

at the District Rally!

March

4 STM Tune-Up Relays St. Thomas More

16 JV Track Meet Lafayette High

18 Bobcat Relays Eunice High School

24 JV Track Meet New Iberia Sr. High

26 Beaver Club Relays UL Lafayette

31 JV Track Meet Lafayette High

April

1 Pirate Relays Kaplan High School

15 La Diable Rouge Relays Port Barre High School

20 District Meet Breaux Bridge High

27 Regional Meet TBA

May

7 State Track Meet LSU

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Rayne

Tennis Against Sam Houton: Singles winners—Jeanne Angelle, Andi Romero, Olivia Jeanmard, Molli Fortier, and Jessie Mouton; Doubles—Angelle/Fortier, Jeanmard/Romero, Delahoussaye/Thibodeaux, and Marcel/LeDee. Against Opelousas: Singles winners—Hannah Delahoussaye, Peter Campora, Adam Rivault; Doubles—Angelle/Fortier, Romero/Thibodeaux, Garrett/LeDee, Castille/Peltier, Guidry/Schexnailder, Mouton/Ortego, Falcon/Boudreaux, Murphy/Burnell, and Butcher/Barry.

Softball Kaplan

TCH Sports UpdateTCH Sports UpdateTCH Sports UpdateTCH Sports Update Congrats for WINS!

Girls Soccer Opelousas, Beau Chene, Calvary Baptist, St. Louis Undefeated District Champs! STATE CHAMPIONS!!! GREAT SEASON!!!

Boys Soccer Beau Chene, Holy Cross District Champs! Quarter-finalists! GREAT SEASON!!!

Girls Basketball Cecilia, St. Martinville GREAT SEASON!!!

Wrestling Metro Tourney: Team—1st Overall; Individual 1st—Trey Bonin, Mark

Carrier, Philip Miller, Joseph LeBlanc, Will Landry, & Taylor Harrington; 2nd—Trent Hebert & Jean-Luc Guilbeaux; 3rd—Jade Mouton, Travis Thibodeaux, & Nick Schneider; 4th—Aaron Arton. State Tourney: Team—1st Overall (see above for individual placements) STATE CHAMPIONS!!! GREAT SEASON!!!

Boys Bowling Vermil ion Catholic, Northside, Loreauville

Girls Bowling Vermil ion Catholic, Northside, Loreauville

Golf JV: Comeaux, Carencro, Comeaux,

1st Place Winners: Trey Bonin 103, Mark Carrier 112, Trent Hebert 125, Philip Miller 135, Joseph

LeBlanc 140, Will Landry 152, and Taylor

Harrington 215. 2nd Place: Travis Thibodeaux 130 and Jean-Luc Guilbeaux 160. 4th Place: Jade

Mouton 119. 5th Place: Nick Schneider. 6th Place: Aaron Arton. Tyler Pratt: Consolation quarter-

finalist. Taylor Harrington—Outstanding wrestler.

WRESTLINGWRESTLING

A Pep Rally was held on Monday, February 14, to honor the 2011 Wrestling State Champions.

MARCH, 2011

Adopt - a - School Sponsors

Lowry’s Printing & Copying

The Lowry Family Real Sports Photos

Keith Stutes www.realsportsphotos.com

Bayouland Trophies Cathy & Bobby Badeaux

In memory of Wesley H. Ardoin, DDS, MS

Orthodontics March 14, 1942—November 22, 2010

Upstream Equipment Bill & Melody Allen

Breaux’s Cleaners Breaux Bridge

The Grad Shoppe Clif Lane

Faugot Photography Jay Faugot

www.jayfaugot.com

Prejean’s Restaurant Donna Olivier

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.

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