Terrebonne High School - Trawler Yearbook (Houma, LA)

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a 70 yard drive with .lohn McCoy scoring the touch- down. Don lliroir converted. The third quarter hegan as the Warriors recov- ered a Tiger fumlmle on the Tiger l7. The Xvarriors went over for a touchdown a couple of plays later with the conversion good. A few plays later. Smith scored on a 30 yard gallop. ln the fourth quarter. the Warriors scored on a 56 yard aerial. The conversion was good. McCoy climaxed a 70 yard Tiger drive hy scoring from 6 yards out. lliroir converting. A 5l yard pass put the Wiarriors deep in Tiger territory. They aerialed to the end zone and converted. TERREBONNE VS BOGALUSA The Terrehomie Tigers tied the Bogalusa l.um- herjacks. 20-20. here in the Tiger stadium hefore the homecoming crowd and court. lfarly in the first quarter a Tiger fumhle was re- covered hy Bogalusa on the 20 yard line and six plays later Stringfield scored with Boss converting. l.ater in the quarter the Tigers scored on a 4-1 yard pass from McCoy to Charles Pitre. Giroir converted to tie the seore. l.ate in the second quarter Bogalusa drove 45 yards for a score. Boss converted and the half ended. The third quarter began hy Bogalusa turning a Tiger fumhle into six points. l.ater in the quarter. after taking over the hall on downs. l,oy Smith gal- loped 7l yards to pay dirt. Conversion was no good. With 20 seconds left in the game. Loy Smith made a touchdown. Don Ciroir saved the game when he kicked the game-tying extra point. The score was 20-20, TERREBUNNE VS BATON ROUGE The Terrebonne Tigers lost a hard fought hattle to the Baton Bouge Bulldogs in Memorial Stadium in Baton Rouge. H-26. After nine plays in the first quarter. .loe Harris scored for the Bulldogs. Baton Rouge made another 'l',D. later in the first quarter. Late in the second quarter l,oy Smith streaked over to pay dirt and the first Tiger touchdown. Don tliroir hooted the hall for the extra point. The third quarter hegan with Wendell Harris slipping hy the Tiger defenders for a 'l'.D. The Tigers were hacked to their one yard hy penalties and a quick kick. The kick was hlocked and the Bulldogs played on the Tiger three. Again they scored and converted. With only four minutes remaining in the game the Tigers passed to ,lohn Nlcffoy who raced forty yards for a touchdown. Kliroir again converted. TERREBONNE VS CA'l'll0l.IlI IIIGII Terrehonne High School's Tigers out-swam and out-slid the hapless Catholic lligh School Golden Bears to the tune of 45-0 in a Southeast District contest on a water-logged foothall Held in Baton Bouge. McCoy tossed a 43 yard pass to end. Cary Pierce. for the first Terrehonne touchdown. McCoy's 29-yard sprint registered the second Ti- ger tally six plays after the second quarter hegan. Kenny Chaisson picked up a fumhle hy Charles Viverta. four plays after McCoy's tally and raced 45 yards for another Tiger score. McCoy made a 72-yard run for another Tiger touchdown. Don fliroir. who kicked all of the extra points for Terrehonne. intercepted a pass from .lensen llolli- day and ran 38 yards for the score. Earl Gros swept around his right end for -13 yards and the next Tiger touchdown. l,oy Smith picked up the final Tiger score. a four yarder, TERREBUNNE VS ISTRUUMA The Terrehonne High School Tigers tore up the gridiron for the last time in the regular l956 season. losing to lstrouma 0-I-1 in a game played in the Terrehonne stadium. Terrehonne threatened to score in the second quarter when McCoy passed to l.eBoeuf who car- ried the hall to the four yard line. The lndians recovered on a fumhle in the next play. l.eBoeuf and McCoy made several futile attempts to carry the hall into the end zone. Donald Smith. lstrouma fullhack. scored hoth touchdowns for the Indians. The first was scored in 63 yards, eight plays. Smith made good on the conversion and the score was 7-0. Smith took the hall again on the line of scrimmage to chalk up 6 more points for the determined Indians. l,ynn :Kina- dee. lndian quarterback. kicked the extra point. m'1 2M'-mvfxlm ani ,Ls ' tlH

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TER RE Bt DNNE VS THIHUDAUX The Terrehonne Tigers defeated the Thihodaux Tigers for their first vietory in the i956 season. l9-6. Thihodaux fumhled on the first play and Smith reeoyered and raeed oyer for the first touehdown. Conversion was no good. The Tigers reeoyered their own kiek-ofl' and after a few attempts. Smith again went all the way to seore. Conversion was good. ln the seeond half Terrehonne reeovered a Thi- hodaux fumhle on the thirty-two yard line. Gros went over for the touehdown. Thihodaux managed to push aeross six points in the final quarter. Repeated attaeks hy Lelloeuf. Smith. tliroir and a pass from NleCoy to Revelle hronghl the hall to the ten yard line. The Tigers eould go no further. TERREBUNNE VS .IESUIT The Tigers field the heavier. more experienced ,lesuit lllue .lays to a tremendous yietory, 7-6. The game was played in the Tiger Stadium. .lesuit seored its touehdown first. the tally eoming early in the seeond quarter. A pass from the quar- terhaelx M. lf. llasluzue to end. Fritz Miller. eovered thirty-tive yards. Terre-honne's touehdown eame in the fourth period. when fullhaeli fliroir hlasted his way over from the one foot marker to elimax an eighty-three yard pass from quarterhaela Mefioy to end Revelle. TERREBONNE VS LA GRANGE Terrehonne Tigers journeyed to Lake Charles to heat the l,a Grange flators. lil-7. The Tigers' first touehdown eame in the first half of the seeond quarter when Melfoy powered his way over for a touehdown from the ten yard line. Smith intereepted a pass on his forty yard line. l.a tlrange wiped out this lead early in the fourth quarter when .lohnny Histon kit-ketl the extra point after Daniel Manuel had seored from the sixteen on the third play of the final play. l.ate in the fourth quarter Smith powered his way for twenty-five yards and the seore. 'YERREIIONNE VS ST. ALOYSIUS The Terrehonne Tigers tied the St. Aloysius Cru- saders 20-20 at the Tiger Stadium. sf A St, Aloysius won tlte toss and eleeted to reeeive. tliroir kieked off. St. Aloysius hrought the hall hack to the 30 yard line where they played a first down. The Tigers held them and they punted on their fourth down. The Tigers, however. were unahle to move. and they punted on the fourth. St. Aloysius fumhled on their seeond down. Earl tlros pieked up the hall and after fumhling it ahout four times. .reaehed the goal. There he again fumhled. hut it was reeovered hy Billy Revelle. The Tigers made their first touehdown. ln the- seeond quarter St, Aloysius seored a toueh- down when the Tigers fumhled a punt and reeov- ered. Russell l,eBoeuf took the kiek-off for Terre- honne and went all the way for Terrehonne's seore. Final seeore was 20-20. TERREBONNE V S NICHOLLS The Terrehonne Tigers lived up to their favorite role as they walloped the F. T. Nieholls Rehels 47-0 in Terrehonne Stadium. l,eBoeuf seored the first Terrehonne touehdown. sweeping around his end for a 35 yards run into pay dirt. lliroir kieked the extra point. Smith hroke over his taekle and raeed 56 yards into the end zone during the seeond quarter. l.eBoeuf took a punt hy Ronald Flehlund on his 20 and handed off to Smith on a reverse play. Smith sprinted down the sideline for another Terrehonne touehdown. tliroir kieked extra point, Lawrence Bnnvillain hroke through the Hehel line. intereepted a hand ofl. and raeed from nine- yards for a touehdown. Smith made the next two touehdowns with the help of Mt-Coy. tliroir made extra points for both touehdowns. The final Terrehonne touehdown eame with 7:l11- minutes left in the game when Kenneth Chaisson hroke loose and ran Tl yards for the tally. tliroir's eonyersion was good. TERREBONNE VS EAST JEFFERSON The extra point in a 20-2l seore eheated the Ter- rehoune Tigers out of a well deserved victory over the East ,leflerson Warriors. :Xfter an East ,leflerson kielc. the Tigers topped

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