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139 Teurlings Drive, Lafayette, Louisiana 70501
Phone: (337) 235-5711 Fax: (337) 234-8057
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139 Teurlings Drive, Lafayette, Louisiana 70501
Phone: (337) 235-5711 Fax: (337) 234-8057
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Class Motto:
We came here as strangers;
we grew here as friends;
we'll leave here with memories that will never
end.
Class Color: Crimson & Silver
Class Song: "Imagine" by John Lennon
Flower: Fire and Ice Rose
Graduates:
Class Photo:
Notice Graduates of 2003. If you have any additional information about you class, please send it to feedback@tchs.net so that I can update your page. Photos are welcome and wanted.
TCH's 48th school year.
TCH's 45th graduation class.
School Name: Teurlings Catholic High School
Grades: 8-12 Last year with a junior high school.
Enrollment: 622
Principal: Mr. Michael Boyer
Assistant Principal (Discipline) - Terri Baudier
Assistant Principal (Academics) -
Marty Heintz
Director of Development - Aline Norwood
Director of Athletics and Maintenance - Sonny
Charpentier
Faculty & Staff:
Amie Adams
Rose Andrus
Dawn Aucoin
Bruce Baudier
Brittany Baudoin
Vivica Bertinot
Kevin Blanchard
Adrienne Brame
Garry Brodhead
Joyce Brou
Ann Broussard
Cheryl Champagne
Margaret Charles
Cindy Conque
Traci Daigle
Del Davis
Kathy Dodson
Mike Doherty
Leslie Doucet
Toni Dueitt
Dona Dugas
Mary Dunn
Lony Fabre
Danielle Farris
Angie Faul
Stacy Freeman
Nita Guillory
Kim Hardy
Tricia Hawkins
Kim Hebert
Verna Hebert
Joe Heintz
Warren Henry
Adam Hoover
Amy Jones
Lonny Landry
Shayree Latiolais
Roberta LeBlanc
Carolyn Levy
Lorraine Lyman
Cathryn Martin
Christina Mitchell
Gualin Mitchell
Lula Mouton
Sherrie Mudge
Jeannine Prather
Anna Proctor
Ella Richard
Robert Richard
Milton Rohm
Pat Rohm
Norma Schexnailder
Celeste Scott
Ramey Seré
Alzina St. Julien
Tina Stroderd
Josette Surratt
Leah Thibodeaux
Ella Vincent
Heath Whittington
Earline Williams
J. Wayne Wills
School Board Members:
Willie Leday - Chairman
Curtis Morrison
Lynn Olivier
Chris Tanner
Faye LeBlanc
Agnes Malveaux
Linda Campbell
Sylvia Conques
Chris Cooper
Dusty Dought
RABC President - Mark Foley
TASC President - Darrell Cobb
Student Council President: Alyce Duhon
Student Council:
Matt Cavanaugh - Vice President
Jencie Hebert - Recording Secretary
Andrea Mitchell - Corresponding Secretary
Jennifer Ancelet - Historian
Jeremy Cobb - Public Relations
Kevin Suir - Treasurer
Homecoming Queen: Shayla Cormier
Homecoming Court:
Aimee Devillier - FIrst Maid
Jennifer Ancelet - Second Maid
Jennifer Atkins
Alyce Duhon
Julia Hebert
Yvette Begnaud
Skyi Vincent
Delila Foreman
Nicole Bergeron
Kara LeBlanc
Hannah Pierrottie
Kylen Wijayasuriya
Varsity Cheerleaders:
Nicole Bergeron - Captain
Jennifer Ancelet - Co-captain
Amber Thibodeaux
Christina Boss
Jennifer Atkins
Kristin Ventress
Laura Citron
Brittany Brazee
Stacey Allen
Avery Prejean
Elise Romagosa
Amanda Bajat
Teren Parrino
Shayla Cormier
Kylen Wijayasuria
Amber Trahan
Hannah Darby
Melissa Breaux
Samantha Simmons
Junior High Cheerleaders:
Hanna Wildbur - Captain
Jade Thibodeaux - Co-Captain
Brittni Leger
Arielle Collado
Kylie Latiolais
Amber Colette
Cloey Collett
Allison Stroderd
Alysse Caillier
Brianne Montgomery
Rebel Revue:
Hannah Pierrottie - Captain
Macie Borel - Lieutenant
Lauren Naquin
Lauren Olivier
Savri Guillory
Sadie Derouen
Mary Landry
Bridget Lowry
Michelle Courville
Alana Trahan
Channing Boudreaux
Carlee Roy
Skye Boyer
Stefani Dumatrait
Mr. TCH: Adam Conque
Miss TCH: Alyce Duhon
First Runners Up: Aimee Devillier & Matt
Kennedy
Second Runners Up: Courtney Domingue & Jacob
Delahoussaye
Most Athletic: Beth Provost & Dustin Smith
Most Beautiful: Jennifer Ancelet
Most Handsome: Josh Moseley
Most Witty: Kate Farned & John Revels
Most Spirited: Delila Foreman & Brett
Benoit
Most Likely To Succeed: Jody Webre &
Lindsey Thibodeaux
Most Talented: Katie Allaire & Adam
Conque
Top Honor Graduates: Nicole Bergeron, Danielle DesOrmeaux, Aimee DeVillier, Courtney Domingue, Clayton Maraist, Jody Webre
Rebel of the Year: Alyce Duhon & Adam Conque
Monsignor Teurlings Award: Courtney Domingue
Academic Pep Rally Theme (6th Annual): Hot Hot Hot
School Production (5th Annual): Grease
Rebels of the Month (Girls): Alyce Duhon,
Courtney Domingue, Jennifer Ancelet, Amie Devillier, Amelia Cormier, Nicole
Bergeron, Lainey Dupuis, Jody Webre
Rebels of the Month (Boys): Adam Conque,
Josh Moseley, Jacob Delahoussaye, Bryant Angelle, Matt Kennedy, P. J. James,
III, Matt Cavanaugh, Eric Yongue
Rebels of the Month (Junior High): Jill Angelle,
Amie Falcon, Alyce Callier, Allison Stroderd (Jr. Rebel of the Year), Meagan
Aucoin, Nicole Malveaux, Donna Bourgeois, Dusty Tanner
Football 2002
Head Coach: Sonny Charpentier
District: 6-AAA
Record: 10-2
District Record: 4-0
2002 District 6-AAA Champions
Denotes Home Game /
Denotes Winning Team
at Notre Dame (CANCELLED Hurricane Lili)
Music What our students were
listening to on the radio graduation week:
1. Bring Me To Life - Evanescence
2. Intuition - Jewel
3. Miss Independent - Kelly Clarkson
4.
Fighter - Christina Aguilera
5. Unwell - Matchbox 20
What our students were listening to on the
radio that school year:
September:
Happy - Ashanti
October:
A Moment Like This - Kelly Clarkson
November:
The Game Of Love - Santana featuring Michelle
Branch
December:
I'm Gonna Getcha Good! - Shania Twain
January:
Beautiful - Christine Aguilera
February:
I'm With You - Avril Lavigne
March:
All I Have - Jennifer Lopez featuring LL Cool
J
April:
Somewhere I Belong - Linkin Park
May:
God Bless The USA - American Idol Season 2
Finalists
News
Top news stories for
that school year:
October
12, 2002 - 170 people are dead after bomb blasts in Bali.
October 23, 2002 - Chechen terrorists hold 700 people in a Moscow
theater hostage, demanding the Russian troops be removed from
Chechnya.
February 1, 2003 - All 7 crew members are killed when the space
shuttle Columbia breaks up on re-entry over Texas.
February 20, 2003 - More than 100 people died in The Station, a Rhode
Island night-club, after a fire broke out from a pyrotechnics show
during the heavy metal band Great White's performance.
March 13, 2003 - Health officials issue a global warning about the
SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) virus which swept through
Hong Kong and Vietnam.
March 19, 2003 - The U. S. launches war against Iraq.
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