Terrebonne High School - Trawler Yearbook (Houma, LA)

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WAYNF LIRF'I l'l-' JVRRY VRUFFURID DUN GLEASUN l,l'iROY HATCH . ' , , . . . Tarlrle lfn rl firm rrl f.'4'r1Icl' oofda Bogalusa Upsets Tigers 6-0 Upset! The Bogalusa ,lacks staged a statewide upset as they upended the Tigers 6-0. The final gun sounded as the Tigers were on the ,lacks I yard line. Just one more playu was all we needed. Baton Rouge Whips Tigers 34-13 Bad breaks and the tremendous talent of tail- hack Wendell Harris spelled defeat for the Tigers as Baton Rouge won a 34-13 victory. Homecom- ing maidens were impressed however. in the never-say-die spirt of the Tigers. Tigers Maul Bears 42-6 Terrebonne rejoined their role as victors as they ran wild over the Catholic High Bears here November 15. hy a one-sided 4-2-6 score. Gros scored on runs of 2. 415. and 55 vards. Thompson. Boudreaux. McCoy and Hicks each contributed six to place the Tigers in district contention. LARRY iil'TCHIXSOY RUB MPCLENDON fllT.l..Y SFEBFR XHKE M'1.oclx Fullback Guard Guard Cllllfll

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.41 llll IX Kl'il,l,lWl Kl.l.l'fN lll'I'l'lYl'i.'il X Y INTIHVI' SACUN-N TUNIYIY 'l'll0Xll'SHX Turhlw Cllllflll Hrllflrzlrh U1n1rl1'rlu1rL. ll1llflurrL Tigers Wlhip Crusaders 27-14- The unheaten Tigers made it four in a row on Sunday. September 29. as they Came from liehind to earn a 27-14 victory over the St. Aloysius Crusaders here in Tiger Stadium, Gros scored on runs of 0 and 73 yards and a 25 yard pass play. Tigers Take Warriors 48-12 The Tigers easily 1-rushed the liast ,lelierson Warriors here Friday. Oetoher ll. as ,lohn Mr'- Cuy. Earl Gros. and Tommy Thompson led the Tigers to a 4-H-12 vietory. Line play was magni- heent, as the Tiger stalwarts paved the way for T. ll, runs ul 05, 60. 40. 35. 15. 3 and 2 yards hy Tiger hacks, Tigers Topple Rams 7-0 The undefeated Tigers continued to be the state-'s top team as they toppled the Redemptorist Rams by a 7-0 margin here October 17. McCoy scored the winning TD, on a 16 yard reverse play to give the Tigers the necessary margin. g,..,,m lUlllS lfSlIlllf'l'l -ffuplrlin. ffllrlnl CARI. lllf'KS llllllll lLl,l-IASON il.lll'1liT lll'l'UN'l' lil PNN llUl,lfll f l:lllr111'l.' l.'r'nIer Tflvlrlr' Turf-Alf' 1 Nl lili

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KENNY IIILSIC NORMAN Plilfflf l'1RNl'1S'l' Pl'll.l.lfClillN CICNIC WK:Xl.K fJlHIflf'f11tll'lf, Hrllflulrls HIIIIIPHPIY Hu1fI1r1r'1f l ulllulrl.' Tigers Bow to Istrouma 12-0 A cold rain-whipped crowd saw the battling Tigers drop a hard-fought 12-0 decision to lstrouma in the final scheduled game of the sea- son on November 22. Mud and rain proved to be poor field conditions for our Tigers to be at full strength. Tigers Whip Tigers in Oil Bowl It was Tiger eat Tiger as the Terrebonne Tigers whipped the Hattiesburg Tigers 26-6 to cap the Q, B. Trophy which goes to the winner of the an- nual Oil Bowl. Louis Eschete and Tommy Thomp- son received awards as being outstanding per- lormers. ill'ili.'Kl.lJ PITRE LARRY DIC LA Bl-il'l'l'OlNNl'l ,IIHNIY Ql llilllllfil X lll.IfY lil1Ill.KlilT Gmini Enrl Erzrl llfllflun-li