Terrebonne High School - Trawler Yearbook (Houma, LA)

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First Row: IIORRY NELL TORBERT From lhe cmwn nl hvr hear! Io the sole of hfr fool, she is ull mirlhf' Choir, 2. Ll-: F.lVl.P.A., 3, 11: Girls' Clmrus, 2, 3, 4. CATHERINE LOUISE TORRES lu 11Ilif'lIlPXS unzl rwifizlerim' xlmfl he your sIrf'n,flh. ESTHER THERESA TOUPS Look xiuuel. xiwfilf fair. Svvnnul Row: NANNE'r1'E MARIEI TOUI-S Suvrwl and xII'f'c'I wax ull I mm' in herf, lluwlwllialll, l, 2. 3, 4: I-'.H.A., 1: l .lVl,P.A., fl: l .T.A.. 3, 4: Mirror Reprusvxilutivv, 1. DIANA MARIE TRAHAN Thr, xonl of this hilly is in hvr clothes. llomvroom Oilirr-r. 1. 2: Girls' Chorus, 3: Oil Bowl Nominm-I-, fl: Urclieslra. 1, 2: Ring Committee, 3, NORMA MARIE TRAIIAN My ruoriesly, the jewel of my lifvf' l-'.ll.A.. 1.2: l .Nl.1'.A.. 3: 'l'RAwLi1n Smfi. -I. Third Row: RANDALL JAMES TRAHAN Thy ,urvrzlext hvlp is quivif' ANNA LEE TRICHE For iviszlum ix IIPIIPI' than ruhivxf' ERROI. JOHN TROSCLAIR K'Suy u'hul you lhiulfffl uiu'l proud. Fourth Row: EImIE LOUISE UPCRURCH Sh4' look.: ll ,umirlrss unzl walks ll 11z1P'm. lim-uuty Court, fi. 'liz Claw Oihvs-r, l. 2: lioinvvoniing Court. 3, ii: Home-room Oliicvr, 1. 2. 3, -l: Pvlicun Slut:- llvlvgalv, 3. HUEY PAUL VICE .'ilu'11ys happy, n1'uf'r blur. lulrumurail Footliull, 2, fi, 4: Rumi Cross livprvsi-iilailivi' 3: Ring Conililittcv, 3. DOUGLAS AUGUST VOCLAIN .4 lllll.l'f lungur shows ll zrixl' IIPIIILU Fifth Row: JOYCE THI-:RESA VOCILAIN Slriz'f' ulwayx upward. 'l'nAwLI-:R Staff, 4. GERALD JOSEPH VOISIN ,'V:'l'1'r iillv ii moment, hui lhrifly und lhuughlful aj atliersf' liziskr-tlmll. 43 Football, 2: 4-H Club. 1, 2: Homvvoining Ctlllllttllllw, 4: Prom C0lIiIilillt'P, 3. KERVIN JOSEPH VOISIN Quick and fine u'illPd. Intramural Sports. 2, 3, 4. xx .H I 1 I .ivcmv L EFT : Uflivers, Miss Breuux's lwmerooin: liildie W'c-iS- heit, l'resiIlent: 'Pwish-r IllN'l'llll'l'll, Yi4-e-l'rvSi- III-nt: Amlree 'l'Iiilnul1-aux, Sec-retixry Loy Smith 'l'rPnSllrer.

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First Row: CHARLES ROBERT RYAN Mile seex :III H'l.lll his camera. Mule-t lluuel. lg Library Club, lg Photography Clinic, 3g Photog- raphy Club, 3, 4. RIUHARD ANTHONY ST. PIERRE For too murh rvxt ilsrlf llt'!'0lIl4'X ll pain. Y Intrumurzll liuselrull, 3. MAX AUGUSTUS SAVUIE ' xl ,good numv is Iwllvr lllflll I4'ixlwx. 1 9 5 7 E I llonn-vornirig lfonIIIIilI:-I-. tl: Intramural Sports. 1, 2. 3, 4. . JANICE TIIERESA SCHOUEST For muny ure' rullvrl, but fru' un- clm.v1'n. liaskollrull. l, 2. 3, 4: F.ll.A., 2, 3, 4g Homvroorn Oml'0f, 2, 3: Mirror Representative, 2, 3. CHRISTINE ANN SEAHOLM Her ILYI-YS ure ways of pleasantnessf' 4-ll Club. 3: Girls' Chorus, 1, 2, 3: Library Club. 2, 3, 4g Library Club President, 3: Pelican State Nominee, 3. .4 Second Row: Third Row: CLARENCE PAUL SMITH H -IANICE ANN THFRIQT H --Willingly 1 gay D I I The blessrrlness of Ilemg Izlllrf. V Ihlskmbulls 4: Immmuml Sports, 2, 3. emte, 4, Intramural Babltelball :Intl Vollnjybull. 3: Rf-Il Kruse Rvpresematrve, lg Student fillllllfll. 4: lRAwI.I:R Stall. fl. LOY ANDREW SMITH H JULIUS JOSEPH THERIOT UTI 1Y -9' Nm in ffm mln lf that his hvml hrwe mr in musir. llama-lmll, 1: Football, 1, 2, 3, -lg Home-room Olilrvr, Al: Home- Band, 1, 2. 3, 42 HUHUI' Bllnfl, 1, 2- conung lung. -l: Tran-lc, 1. 2. 4. ANDREE MARIE THIBODEAUX FRANCIS JOSEPH SOUDELIER A cheery word, a friendly val? a he-lpful hrmdg and a smile la l'I1 not fail, if I live. ll -,T Boys' Chorus. 33 Cadet Band, I. 2: Intramural Sports, 3, 4. I'I nlf'T f fg1?mlgf'f3 1, 45 girls' Clloglls,l0lllt'0I', 4: Girls' Chorus, N ., : e man tate ominc-11,2 - 'RAwI.r:R Staff, 4. CUFTSF JOSEPH ST?lfFFLET LLOYD JOSEPH THIBODEAUX 'Unms so 'mmnw y' His honesty rewards him in i1sf'lf. Intramural Softball, 3. Intramural Sponq 2 3 4 H, , v - JANICE M. CAUTREAU SULLIVAN ' BEYNOLD JOHN THIIIODEAUX HWIIIPVE' did you ,wr your eyes so blue, 7o flllllfllf an honvst man you must In' uma' Band. 1, 2, 33 F.lI.A., 1, Ll. Intramural Sports, 2, 3. 31

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1957 SENIGRS First Row: HERMAN ERNEST WALKER He has a voice as golden as the setting sun. All-State Chorus, 2, 3: Homeronm Officer, 33 Music Department, 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES CARL WALKER I always find sornelhing to be glad aboulf' Baseball, 2, 3. 4: Basketball, 3, 4, Football, I, 2,,3, 4, Homecoming, 4, Homernnm Ollicer, 2, 3. ZoELL ANN WARREN nKinri words gladrlen many a heart. Drill Squad, l, 2, 3, Interpretative Reading, 43 Mirror Representative, 3, Red Cross Representative, -1-g TRAWLER Staff, 4. CHARLES RALPH WEBB Common .sense is not a common thing. Intramural Softball, 2, 3, Music Department, 2. Second Row: EDWARD NOEL WEISHEIT Fame has only the xpan of zz day, they say. But to live in the hearts of the people that is worth something. Class Officer, 3, 4, Class Personality, 3, 4: D.E.C.A. Club, 4, Homeroom Officer, 1, 2, 3, 43 Pelican State Delegate, 3. JAMIE ELLEN WILLENBERG A youth light-hearted and content, for work .she :vas never meant. Basketball, 2, 35 F.H.A., 2, Homeroom Officer, 2, 4, Music Department, 4, TRAWLI-ZR, Staff, 4. SUE ANN BECKHAM She knows the art of being kind. Homeroom Oflicer, 3. ' 33