Terrebonne High School - Trawler Yearbook (Houma, LA)

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1? gf Q . . i , 1' .W , Logan Bahia, l'rcxi'tlcnl Nlaxinc lirunct. lict'-l'H'.vide' mln-tlt lfdmonson. SccI'cI1lry-Trcvlxiirwr lina Rhodes. llixfnrmn Wvllllillll l'nrtling1lon. lfliuplin l'itt Forct. l,lll'lf!llII4'lIltlflllll ,lunior l'lvprescntatiycs ggfuclenf ounci lite l. H. 5. Student Louncil traces its heginntngs to the year 1955-56. when u numluer of facility memhers and Xlr. llallas Hog:-rs. principal. formulatcd tcntalivc plans for its organization. Each homeroom elected a person to he its rcprcsentativo on tht- council. Ulliccrs wcrc thcn elected from this group and a constitution was written. Larry Dufour has thc distinction of ln-ing: thc lirst stu- dent council president at 'l'. ll. S. Milton Cancienne served as prcsidcnt during thc 1956-57 session. During these years Nlr. Whitney lloudreaux and the latc Nlrs. Nlalvin llourg. guidcd thc studcnt council ami did much to make this organization a vital part of life at 'llcrrclionnc High School. Nlemhership on the council is limited to alrove-ayeru,1:e studs-nts possessing lcadership and rcliallility. 'llhcsc stu- dents are expected to he good citizens. to participate in school functions. and to sct high standards of conduct in the school. Hy rcprcscnting thc school population in managing functions. such as dances and assemlmlies. and carrying on somc elections. tht- council promotcs hcltcr tcachcr- pupil relationship. This yt-ar thc council has conductcd a succcsslul clcan- up campaign. has aided in decoration and planning of school danccs such as the Homecoming dancc and the very successful Nladri Gras Ball. An honor lnanquet. the first of its kind in tltc history of the school, was ont' ol' the prize projects of the student council. Besides Logan Bahin. who is presently heading the student body. oHicers of the council are Maxine llrunet. vice-presidcntg Elizaheth lfdmonson. sccrctary-Ircasurer3 Una Rhodes. historian: William Pardingtotl, chaplain: and Pat Fore-t. parliamcntarian. Mr. Abel Lelllanc. faculty advisor. and Miss Ellie Breaux, student sponsor. lu-lp guide tin- council in its undertakings. Senior Heprcsentativcs St-nior rcprcsw-nt.ttixcs are llnrlutrn Xlims. lina llliodcs. Judy Wrigllt, l,orcttn xlilllll'Utlg.'Cll, Xirginia llolrincltc, Cwcn Antill. lfathcrinc llnigglt-. Pal l or1-t, lflilalu-tli lfdmonson, llarluara l.i:-Q-:tm-, lfairolyn l.itpr-yrousc, Xlarilyn liottdrcaut. and Logan linlmin. Sophomore and Freshmen lit-prescntatives Sophomore and Frvsltmcn rcprescntatives arc Yvonnc Fanguy. Carol lioudrcaux, lidvsin Migustat, ,ludy I.irctti-, llctsy Mc- lunior rcpr--scotutivcs arc Nlnrl:-nc llcrgcron, llilly Kcllum, llridc, llolicrta llomanguc. l.llIl'y llc ln lirctonnc. liarliryn King. llizmnc llawlhornc. l,inda lluplatntis, l.ucillc Pottcr. ,loc Baskin. William Pilflllllgllllll. lfarol lludman, Xlarion Rollins, Gail IN-if-fx l'cllc,urin llillv ,Ivan lIhampion. Karen llnrsv. ,ludv 'l'lli- 'l'oups. Dianna- Nice. l.ou .Xnna llotnlrt-mix, llinmf Durand. rf-. - , . hodcztuxi and Richard Sinclair. Katltclccn liltarpcnticr. and Pcggy llroussard.

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AL, P I.IlNS Rl SSlfl.l.A Hflxll' NllfHl. SINGEIKMAN 1 l':Tl'f lll'fKClfl1ON l.lNllA .IACKSUN JUDY l'l1lffl'i lllfil It N Il 5 Iwlllor .Yl'll'X ,Telex Sporlx I'1l'llfllfl'.Y CiI'1'lll41fflIlI 'fllli Vllklll to a weekly the paper was mimeographed hy the journal- Ae iyygy ism class until the Houma Courier agreed to print it. For Each Monday morning the T. H. S. student body is greeted with an attractive six page issue of The Terre- bonne .ll1'rror. a high school newspaper which has reached its thirty-fourth year of publication. The .llirror. published for the hrst time on january 19. 1923, began as a six page monthly. lt was edited by Miss Ethel Bourg. In 1944. when George Areeneux was editor. the ,Vir- ror advanced from an extracurricular activity of the Eng- lish department to the work of a senior journalism class. At this time the .llirror advanced to a four page weekly. In 1955 two more pages were added to make the Mir- ror, under the editorial leadership of Neeia White. one of the only two six page weeklies in the state. Durin-r K' the hrst year after the ,llirror changed from a monthly several years thereafter, it was printed by the Press and later hy the Courier again. The .llirrur sponsors are Misses Isabel Lund. Rhea St. Martin. and Una Parr. The present staff, eager to improve the quality of the .llirror, to gather new ideas, and take advantage of the critical service offered at Louisiana State University. sent six memhers of the 1958 journalism class, Martha Col- lins. editor: Hussella Ramp. news editorg Pete Bergeron. sports editorg Linda Jackson. feature managerg Judy Priceg Circulation Manager and Betty Williams. adver- tising manager to the Louisiana Scholastic Press Assoeia- tion Conference in October. The Mirror, at present. is popular with the student body and has a circulation of 900 subscribers. It is also mailed to many alumni and interested friends of Terrebonne High. The Mirror staff works diligently to meet their Wednesday deadline.

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I CIVIC? Clug 1 Students of the Dance class are Howard Ouhre. lilmore Chauvin, Gayle Bourque, Aaron Lapey- rouse. Larry Foret. Lula Mae Authernent, Leo Clark. Harold Pritchard. Willialii SCl'illlSilf3I'. Betty Davis. Lorena Lapeyrouse, Laura Lee Fields. Clodel Matherne. Phyllis Cautreaux, Ann Neil. Camille Henry. Enos Bergeron, Garrett l'1I'68Ill3Il. Housten Hebert. Shirley Lajaunie. Kay Evans. Janice Freeman. Daniel Peltier. Janice Oliver. and Wayne Hehert. .6 S'1'ANl.m' Bmslx Slnwm' Hynix A1.n:i: Klwe .. ,IANH BRI-1-XVX .Irny ROBItiltAI Ifimwtzizs Must-I l'Hn.n- Bormoi U FFIC EHS ' x AIX.. X4 O O .. . .Prcsiflclzf . . Vf!'l'-l,l'PSlilll'I'lf . . .Secretary . . .Treasurer .. .. .. .Historian .1J!lf1l'IlIIIl'HfIIfiIIll St'fgl'IlIlf at Arms The Dance class members are shown in the almve picture Above are the D.E. officers. lun Dose: practicc M alrinffin-r shelves. D. E. students are taught the art of selling. . ' ' 1 ' 1 t- ,-