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TROJAN TRACKS SUMMER 2018 THE NEWSLETTER OF SACRED HEART SCHOOL VOLUME 27, ISSUE 1 HOME TO THE SACRED HEART TROJANSwww.shsvp.com CLASS OF 2018 Alyson Fontenot - Valedictorian Sadie Fontenot - Salutatorian Shani Fontenot Natalie LeBas Gavin Soileau Callie Pitre Maria Ortego Macy Fontenot Dreu Fontenot Lauren Reed Brook Soileau Sophie Fontenot Dawson Buller Nicholas Reed Alyssa Nezat With Memorial, Organizational and University scholarships combined, the Class of 2018 has, to date, been offered more than $503,652 towards their pursuit of higher education. In addition to this amount, many students are also candidates for the Louisianas Taylor Opportunity Program, which is referred to as TOPS. This state program rewards students according to their ACT scores and completion of the TOPS course curriculum earning a minimum 2.5 GPA in the specified curriculum. The students of the Class of 2018 have achieved the following: HUGE SUCCESS FOR SHS FOUNDATION DANCE, BUFFET AND AUCTION Wow, oh what a night it was! The event raised over $30,000! On behalf of the Sacred Heart School Foundation and Sacred Heart School, thank you to all of our wonderful donors, sponsors and the many, many volunteers who work tirelessly to make this event possible. The Foundation would also like to recognize the classes of ‘78 and ‘79 for spending the evening with us in support of Sacred Heart School. What a perfect way to celebrate a reunion, coming reminiscing with many lifelong friends and even meeting new friends! A special thank you to Mrs. Joanne Costanza for all of the much needed help while serving as the event assistant this year, New Creations Hair Salon for sharing their talents by making our student volunteers look fabulous, Café de LaSalle for the awesome food, Mrs. Sadie Soileau and her family for the wonderful dessert, Kayla Fontenot Tate and her mom Rebecca Fontenot for the homemade capu- chons and last but certainly not least, the V- Tones band f for providing fantastic live music, a wonderful night of dancing and singing. Drumroll Please...... Next year's event will be held at the Sacred Heart High School Gym on February 23, 2019. Lets go back to where it all began and reminisce back to our Homecoming, Cotillion and Victory Dance days. Continued on page 4

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TROJAN TRACKS SUMMER 2018

THE NEWSLETTER OF SACRED HEART SCHOOL VOLUME 27, ISSUE 1 “HOME TO THE SACRED HEART TROJANS” www.shsvp.com

CLASS OF 2018

Alyson Fontenot - Valedictorian Sadie Fontenot - Salutatorian

Shani Fontenot Natalie LeBas Gavin Soileau

Callie Pitre Maria Ortego

Macy Fontenot Dreu Fontenot Lauren Reed

Brook Soileau Sophie Fontenot Dawson Buller Nicholas Reed Alyssa Nezat

With Memorial, Organizational and University scholarships combined, the Class of 2018 has, to date, been offered more than $503,652 towards their

pursuit of higher education.

In addition to this amount, many students are also candidates for the Louisiana’s Taylor Opportunity Program, which is referred to as TOPS. This state program rewards students according to their ACT scores and

completion of the TOPS course curriculum earning a minimum 2.5 GPA in the specified curriculum. The students of the Class of 2018 have achieved

the following:

HUGE SUCCESS FOR SHS FOUNDATION DANCE, BUFFET

AND AUCTION

Wow, oh what a night it was! The event raised over $30,000! On behalf of the Sacred Heart School Foundation and Sacred Heart School, thank you to all of our wonderful donors, sponsors and the many, many volunteers who work tirelessly to make this event possible. The Foundation would also like to recognize the classes of ‘78 and ‘79 for spending the evening with us in support of Sacred Heart School. What a perfect way to celebrate a reunion, coming reminiscing with many lifelong friends and even meeting new friends!

A special thank you to Mrs. Joanne Costanza for all of the much needed help while serving as the event assistant this year, New Creations Hair Salon for sharing their talents by making our student volunteers look fabulous, Café de LaSalle for the awesome food, Mrs. Sadie Soileau and her family for the wonderful dessert, Kayla Fontenot Tate and her mom Rebecca Fontenot for the homemade capu- chons and last but certainly not least, the V -Tones band f for providing fantastic live music, a wonderful night of dancing and singing. Drumroll Please...... Next year's event will be held at the Sacred Heart High School Gym on February 23, 2019. Let’s go back to where it all began and reminisce back to our Homecoming, Cotillion and Victory Dance days.

Continued on page 4

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SACRED HEART SCHOOL

Pastor Father Tom Voorhies

Principal, High School Department

Mrs. Dawn Cox Shipp

Principal, Elementary School Department

Mrs. Virginia Morein

Development Director Mrs. Kimberly C. Lejeune

Booster Club President

Mr. Barry Bordelon

TROJAN TRACKS is published by the Sacred Heart School Development Office. We

welcome your achievements, stories, requests and contributing news which are evidence of the major

impact SHS students and graduates continue to make in our community and throughout our country. Please

address any suggestions, photographs and news to:

Kimberly C. Lejeune Development Director

114 Trojan Lane Ville Platte, LA 70586

Website: www.shsvp.com E-mail: [email protected]

MISSION

The mission of Sacred Heart School is to provide an

environment which instills the morals, ethics and values

according to the Catholic faith, enhances academic excellence

and encourages social development.

Alumni Spotlight

MOIRA GRACE PARKS, SHS ‘17

Moria Grace Parks was recently accepted to SCAD-Savannah College of Art and Design in Savannah, Georgia. She was honored with an Achievement Scholarship based on her activities and achievements from SHS and this past year at LSUE. Moira will be attending SCAD beginning in September 2018, majoring in Industrial Design. Moira was very active at LSUE; besides her studies, she enjoyed an extremely busy campus job in the Health and Physical Education Department, working as a certified lifeguard. As a member of the Campus Activities Board, she helped to organize and coordinate student

programs/activities on campus. Moira was also very involved in the Catholic Student Center. She was also recently nominated for the Outstanding University Service Award.

NOAH LAHAYE MILLER, SHS ‘09

Congratulations to Noah LaHaye Miller, MD. (‘09) who graduated from LSU-HSC Shreveport on May 25, 2018. Noah has begun a

three year residency in Family Medicine in Lake Charles, Louisiana.

ERIN NICOLE MANUEL, SHS ‘12

Congratulations to Erin Manuel! Erin graduated in the spring 2018 from the

University of Louisiana with her Masters in Science with a focus in Speech-Language Pathology.

TAYLOR LYNN DEVILLE, SHS ‘11

Taylor Deville, SHS Class of 2011 graduated from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette in December 2015 with a Bachelor of Arts in French and Francophone Studies and was the Outstanding Graduate in Modern Languages. She received the Escadrille de Louisiane Scholarship from CODOFIL which promotes Louisiana natives to live in France, earn a Master’s in elementary education and teach in French Immersion schools or to be a French teacher in Louisiana. Taylor recently graduated from Centenary College of Louisiana in May 2018 and earned a Masters of Arts Teaching

Degree, specializing in elementary education for grades first through fifth. She will be teaching second grade French Immersion at North Lewis Elementary school in New Iberia, Louisiana this fall.

DEIDRE DECULUS ROBERT, SHS ‘92

Louisiana Department of Justice’s Deputy Director of Litigation, Deidre Deculus (SHS ‘92) Robert, has been chosen by Southern University to serve

as General Counsel. Many have congratulated Robert on her selection as General Council for Southern University, including Attorney General Jeff

Landry.

ABIGAIL ELYSE SOILEAU, SHS ‘17 AND HAILEY NICOLE VIDRINE, SHS ‘17

Abigail Soileau and Hailey Vidrine, SHS Class of ‘17 were selected to the National Society of Leadership and Success at

LSUA. The society is the nation’s largest leadership honor society. Students are selected by their college for membership

based on academic standing or leadership potential. Congratulations to both Abigail and Hailey!

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LUCAS KINCANON, SHS ‘18

Congratulations to Lucas Kincanon,’18 who was offered the following college scholarships: UL Lafayette Academic Scholarship in the amount of $9,600, 2-year Partial Housing Scholarship in the amount of $8,816, LSU Academic Scholars Award in the amount of $8,000 and the LSU President’s Student Aid

Program in the amount of $6,200. Lucas was also accepted into the Ogden Honors College at LSU.

SARA REILLY,

ULL CHEERLEADER

Congratulations to Sara Reilly, ‘18! Sara has been selected as a member of the 2018-2019 UL Cheerleading Squad. She is the daughter of Mike and Christine Reilly.

DREU FONTENOT, SHS ‘18

Congratulations to Dreu Fontenot, ‘18! He is receiving the Morrow, Morrow, Ryan, Bassett and Hair Scholarship in the amount of $2,500.

HEATHER L MANUEL, SHS ‘11

Heather L Manuel, SHS ’11, graduated in August with her Masters in Occupational Therapy from University of St. Augustine in Austin, TX. Manuel has successfully completed all of her board certifications and will be moving to Alabama to work at HealthSouth Rehab Hospital in Dothan, Alabama.

GAIGE THILLE, ‘18 SIGNS WITH

LYON COLLEGE

Gaige Thille signed with Lyon College after receiving a football scholarship and an academic scholarship from the NAIA Division I College, which participates in the Sooner Athletic Conference.

Lyon College was founded in 1872 making it the oldest college in Arkansas and is located in Batesville on 136 acres in the foothills of the Ozark Mountains region. It is a four-year private Christian

liberal arts’ college which thoroughly vets students in character as well as academics. Even though Thille was offered two other

football scholarships and three golf scholarships at other colleges, he chose Lyon College for the academic standpoint and its

proximity to home. He is the son of David and Amanda Thille.

IGNATION DISCERNMENT AND THE JESUIT VOCATION BY NICHOALS REED, SHS ‘18

“Being accepted to the Jesuit Novitiate of Saint Stanislaus Kostka for the United States Central and Southern Province Jesuits has brought much grace, joy, and consolation. After a few long months of intense prayer and application, I am eager and excited to embark on the journey of a

lifetime of prayer, community, and mission. Not only will I be joining an Order that has contributed to much of the foundation and establishment of the dioceses in Southern Louisiana, but a band of brothers that are dedicated to each other, others, and the way of life instituted by Saint Ignatius of Loyola. My discernment for this decision revolved around encounter and prayer. Over the past three years, I have attended a number of retreats that are sponsored by the Jesuits, met many Jesuits in our province who are in different stages formation who have come from around the U.S. and the world, and I have prayed very intently and carefully with the help of my Jesuit Spiritual Director. In the next few months, I will become a novice for the Society of Jesus for two years in preparation for Vows. In the Novitiate, I will be getting a foretaste of Jesuit life and community by living with other novices and older Jesuits, undergoing the Spiritual Exercises (the thirty day silent retreat), two eight day retreats, a pilgrimage, and experiments that involve teaching, caring for the poor and neglected, and Spanish immersion. Most of my time as a novice will be spent away from Grand Coteau as I work around the country and, even, the world. After the Novitiate, I will then begin my First Studies out of state that will include Philosophy, liberal arts, and any other degree, God-willing.

It has been a tremendous blessing to be accepted and I can not thank God, my family, and my friends who have supported me in this discernment and decision. Please know of my prayers and blessings for you all, and please pray for me. Pax!” What a beautiful testimony of the TRUE meaning of the goals and values that Sacred Heart strives daily to teach. Our hearts are full and Nick will be in our daily prayers.

SACRED HEART TROJANS EXCELLING IN ENGINEERING PROGRAM AT UNIVERSITY OF

LOUISIANA LAFAYETTE

Olivia LaHaye ('14), daughter of Jay (‘86) and Dessa LaHaye, graduated summa cum laude in department of Civil Engineering

from UL and received the awards of "Outstanding Civil Engineer Graduate” for

2018. Also, Grant Manuel (’14), son of Mike (’87) and Angela Manuel graduated summa cum laude in department of

Chemical Engineering from UL and received awards as "Outstanding Chemical Engineer, Engineering Designing Leader and Engineering Ambassador" graduate for 2018.

Grant and Olivia, both 2014 Sacred Heart Graduates, received the honors of Valedictorian and Salutatorian of their own

graduating class and continued their academic excellence throughout their

college years.

We are so proud of these two Trojans and wish them the best of luck and thank them for representing Sacred

Heart School so well.

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42 have earned the initial composite score to be eligible for the TOPS Program. Of those 42 graduates, 15 of the students scored between 23-26 which makes them eligible for the TOPS Performance Award, providing each of them with an additional $400 in annual earnings for 4 years. In addition, 7 of our graduates have scored between 27-34, which makes them eligible for the TOPS Honors Program awarding an additional $800 in annual earnings. Students may also pursue a TOPS Tech Award for their post-secondary education. An additional 7 graduates have received the necessary score to be eligible for the TOPS Tech Program.

8TH GRADERS VISIT ANGOLA STATE PRISION

The 8th grade class practiced the corporal works of mercy by visiting the imprisoned. They made spiritual bouquets to bring

with them on a tour of Angola State Prison. The 8th graders also collected prayer books and rosaries to donate to the inmates.

BUCKEYE DONATES TO SHS

A special thank you to Buckeye Opelousas Terminal, LLC for their donation in the amount of $500 to

Sacred Heart School.

Pictured to the right: Mr. Lucas Meche and his daughter, Addison Meche standing with

Mrs. Virginia Morein.

EXXON MOBIL EDUCATIONAL ALLIANCE PROGRAM

Sacred Heart School would like to thank Exxon Mobil, Rachel Oil Co and Tiger Trax #7 and

Exxon Mobil East End in Ville Platte for their donation. Sacred Heart received two donations

each in the amount of $500. The Exxon Mobil Educational Alliance grant is designed to support educational programs that

focus on improvements from preschool to higher education. Exxon believes it is fundamentally

important to encourage the next generation to pursue studies and careers in fields

involving math and science. We appreciate Tiger Trax, Exxon and Rachel Oil for their

support in valuing and enhancing our students’ education.

DISTRICT 6200 INTERACT CONVENTION

Interact Club of Sacred Heart School attended the 2018 District 6200 Convention. The club excelled, earning three honors.

1st Place in Interactor of the Year: Gabrielle Fontenot, 1st Place in Club T-shirt Category and tied for 2nd place for overall points

from the whole convention.

Pictured below: 31 students who attended along with club sponsor, Mrs. Kimberly Lejeune and Ville Platte Rotarian, Mr. Larry Lachney.

AMERICA’S FARMERS GROW COMMUNITIES

DONATION

Each year, the America’s Farmers Grow Communities program partners with local farmers to provide grants to local nonprofits. Grow Communities, which is sponsored by the Monsanto Fund, provides farmers the opportunity to support and give back to nonprofit

organizations they care about in their local communities by enrolling for a chance to direct a $2,500 donation to a nonprofit of their choice. Since 2010, the Grow Communities program has given more than $29 million to nonprofits across rural America. Ville Platte farmer, Farrel Joseph Costanza, directed a $2,500 to Sacred Heart School as part of the America’s Farmers Grow Communities program, sponsored by the Monsanto Fund. SHS would like to thank Mr. Costanza and America’s Farmers.

THANK YOU TO JD BANK

On May 9th, two representatives from JD Bank visited Sacred Heart to instruct Coach Megan’s Algebra I classes on the topics of credit, credit cards and how to write a check. A big “thank you” to JD Bank for sharing your expertise on these important, financial

life-skills to our students.

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APPRECIATING OUR FRENCH CULTURE

Mademoiselle Joubert’s, French I students translated the French names of places in South Louisiana

(Chataignier, L’Anse aux Pailles, Bayou

Queue de Tortue, etc.) then made posters illustrating their

meaning.

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TEACHERS AND SUPPORTER OF THE YEAR

Supporter of the Year

Mrs. Monique Irby

High School Teacher

of the Year

Ms. Virginia Bertrand

Elementary Teacher

of the Year

Mrs. Kellie Vidrine

STUDENTS OF THE YEAR

12th Grade Student

of the Year

Alyson Fontenot

8th Grade Student

of the Year

Michael Cole Fontenot

5th Grade Student

of the Year

John Michael Duplechin

5TH GRADE FIELD TRIP

Mrs. Missie Soileau and Mrs. Jesslyn Perrodin treated their 5th grade class to a field trip in Baton Rouge on March 27th. They

visited the La. State Capitol with a very special tour given by State Representative Bernard LeBas. Each student was given a House of

Representative pin and an Honorary State Representative Certificate. A great big Trojan "Thank you" to Representative LeBas and his wife, Mrs. Charlotte LeBas. The field trip was

informative and enjoyed by all.

CAPITAL VISIT– SENATE BILL 463

Students from Sacred Heart School visited the State Capital on Tuesday, March 10th. Upon arrival, they were first brought into a press room where the Senator sponsoring Bill 463 filled them in on the current laws and briefed them on the details of her Bill.

They also heard statistics and implications of teenage marriage from representatives of the Evangeline–St. Landry Community

Action and Women United Organization. The students then went into the Senate Sub-Committee Room where they were able to witness multiple proposed Bills being discussed and debated.

Some of these included insurance issues, eminent domain issues, appellate courts and many others. This experience allowed our SHS students to see and experience the

legislative process in action. Students in attendance were Annabeth Briley, Emilyse

Bergeron, Hallie Daire, Alyson Fontenot, Madison Pitre, Brook

Soileau, Sydnie Soileau and Anna Tuminaro.

TOP THREE DANCELINE MEMBERS VISIT ST. JUDE

The top three dance line members who raised the most money for the Varsity-St.

Jude’s Fundraiser visited St. Jude’s Hospital while witnessing how the

proceeds have saved lives. Dance line members in attendance were Natalie Doucet, Natalie LeBas and

Alexandra Perron.

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JUNIOR HIGH STATE FBLA RESULTS

Ten junior high students placed in the top five at the FBLA State Conference:

*Emma Manuel placed 5th in Introduction to Business

Communication *Cole Anthony Fontenot placed 4th in Introduction to Computer

Science & Coding *Sam Fontenot placed 5th, Ellis Shipp placed 3rd, and Gabe Courville placed 2nd in Multimedia & Website Development

*Sam Walker placed 2nd in Elevator Speech *Gracie McCauley, Emma Pitre, and Gracelyn Soileau placed 1st

in Community Service Project, qualifying for Nationals *Gabe Fontenot placed 1st in Introduction to Parliamentary

Procedure, qualifying for Nationals

Our chapter also placed 1st for largest middle-level chapter membership!

Pictured to the left: FBLA Jr. High Winners. Pictured to the right: Jr. High FBLA group picture

HIGH SCHOOL STATE FBLA RESULTS

Largest Chapter Membership: 3rd place Louisiana Foundation Award: 7th place

Broadcast Journalism: 4th place Claudia Miller and Katherine Brown

Digital Video Production: 8th place Jack LaHaye, Evan Veillon and Christian Duplechin

Healthcare Administration: 10th place Samuel Gil Impromptu Speaking: 1st place Gabr ielle Fontenot qualifying

for Nationals Intro to Business Communication: 8th place Elise Mire,

Maria LaHaye and Alexandra Perron Intro to Information Technology: 3rd place Samuel Gil

qualifying for Nationals Marketing: 2nd place Callie Pitre, Dar relyn Lachney and

Lucas Kincannon qualifying for Nationals Networking Concepts: 5th place Jacob Soileau

Public Service Announcement: 2nd place Alyson Fontenot and Hallie Daire qualifying for Nationals

Sales Presentation: 9th place Kar ina Parks Social Media Campaign: 2nd place Payton Floyed and

Anne-Alyse Soileau qualifying for Nationals Parliamentary Procedures: 1st place Gabr ielle Fontenot, Kylie LeBas, Natalie LeBas and Julianne Reed qualifying for Nationals

Ms. FBL: 8th place Natalie LeBas Gabrielle Fontenot was elected State Secretary for 2018-19

school year.

STATE LITERARY RESULTS

SHS had 4 students who excelled at the State Literary Rally. Congratulations to:

Drew LaTour: 1st place in Biology II Gabrielle Fontenot: 4th place in Chemistry Amanda Bergeron: 2nd place in English II Bo John Armand: 1st place in U.S. History

TROJAN SCHOLAR 2018

2017-18 CHRISTIAN AWARD RECIPIENTS K-7TH

GRADE

KA: Vivian Chapman, KB: Ainsley Soileau, 1A: Audrey Vidrine

1B: Abigail Inhern, 2A: Houston Daigle, 2B: Sarah McClaskey,

3A: Hunter Veillon, 3B: Ashton Janise, 4A: Ashton Duos,

4B: Alyssa Bordelon, 5A:

Caitlyn Vidrine, 5B: Jillian

Mayeaux, 6A: Peyton

Guillory, 6B: Jackson Bruney,

7A: Halle Lafleur and 7B:

Alli Devillier

GABE FONTENOT PLACES AT STATE SCIENCE FAIR

Congratulations to Gabe Fontenot,

7th grade who attended the

Louisiana State Science Fair and

earned 2nd for his project titled “The

Taming of the Laser” which

described how certain materials

manipulate a TV remote’s laser.

2018 LOUISIANA AVIATION ART CONTEST

Congratulations to Emma Buller

who placed 3rd in the 2018 Louisi-ana Aviation Art Contest Class V

(Ages 14-15). Pictured L-R: Coach Stephanie Fontenot, Emma Buller and Tonjia R. Summerell

ELEMENTARY MAY CROWNING AND HIGH SCHOOL ROSARY

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Graduation Announcements Courtney Cloud (‘14) Godeaux graduated Cum Laude in May

2018 from McNeese State University with a Bachelor of Science in

Radiologic Technology.

Marriage Announcements Congratulations to Sydney Cary (’10) and David Jarrrell on their

marriage. They were married on January 20, 2017. Sydney received

her Doctorate of Pharmacy in May of 2017. They have made their

home in Carencro, LA.

Congratulations to Grant Manuel (‘14) and Heather Marie Bieber

on their marriage. They were married on July 28, 2017 at St.

Anthony’s Catholic Church in Eunice. They have made their home in

Lafayette. Grant is currently employed as a Process Engineer in the

Operations Engineering Department at CITGO Refinery in Sulphur.

Birth Announcements Casey Dunagan (‘09) and his wife Hanna are proud to announce

the birth of their son, Rowen James, on January 4, 2018. He

weighed 8lbs 13 oz. and 21 1/2 in. long. Rowen was welcomed home

by big sister, Makenna in Mustang, Oklahoma.

Ryan Duplechain (‘10) and his wife Taylor are proud to announce

the birth of their son, Lander Shane, on July 4, 2018. He weighed 9lbs and 21 in. long. Lander was welcomed home by family and

friends.

Laurie Briley (‘07) and her husband Brandon Vicknair are proud

to announce the birth of their daughter, Charlotte Rose, on June 26,

2018. She weighed 5lbs 9oz. and 19 in. long. Charlotte was

welcomed home by family and friends.

Other Alumni Announcements Beth Lavergne (‘77) Pellessier’s second son, Stephen Pellessier

was ordained a transitional Deacon on May 28, 2017. Two weeks

later, June 10, 2017, her oldest son was ordained a priest, Father

Rene’ Joseph Pellessier.

If you have any updates you would like to share, email them to

[email protected], and they will appear in the next Trojan Tracks.

ALUMNI NEWS

BLESSING OF THE RINGS, CLASS OF 2019 8TH GRADE PROMOTIONAL MASS

TROJAN DAY SATURDAY, AUGUST 18TH

Make plans now to attend our 2018 Trojan Day!!

Trojan Day will be held at the High School Campus. It will be a fun day filled with lots of awesome activities for all ages, class

competitions, delicious food and Holy Mass. What a fabulous way for parents, students and friends of Sacred Heart to kick off the new school year with fun, comradery and above all, worship of Our Lord.

9:45 A.M.: Opening Prayer and Pep Rally

10:00 A.M.: Trojan Day Festivities Begin (Food, Games, Bingo, Sweet Shop, Trojan Treasures’ Shop and much more!)

12:00 Noon: High School Cook-off Judging 1:00 - 3:00 P.M.: Class Competition

4:00 P.M.: Holy Mass

ABBEY YOUTH FEST 2018

SACRED HEART ELEMENTARY GETS A NEW LOOK

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Donations to the Sacred Heart School Foundation

MEMORIAL DONATIONS

Donations received beginning February 1, 2018 and ending

June 30, 2018

Lorraine Arnaud

Tim & Deidre Fruge’

Maria Adams

Virginia Fruge

Karl "T-Will" Ardoin

Tim & Deidre Fruge' Jacqueline LeBas

Lloyd Kern Ardoin

Tim & Deidre Fruge' Larry & Sherry Vidrine

Robert Bolton

Mr. & Mrs. Jake Ardoin Glynn & Georgette Fontenot Dr. & Mrs. Daniel Fontenot Tim & Deidre Fruge'

Donald Chapman

Randel & Margaret Chapman

Jan Cormier

Dr. & Mrs. Armand Coreil Kip & Becky Manuel

Flo Lejeune Daire

Karen B. Fontenot & Family

Hope "Pinky" Demourelle

Dr. & Mrs. William Buller Dr. & Mrs. Armand Coreil

Woodrow J. Vidrine

Tim & Deidre Fruge'

Joann Alexander Eastin

Mr. & Mrs. Jake Ardoin Mr. & Mrs. Charles Buller Dr. & Mrs. William Buller Randel & Margaret Chapman Brent & Linda Coreil Leonard & Mary A. Fontenot Tim & Deidra Fruge' Jacqueline LeBas Paula Soileau

Belle Andrus Ellis

Karen B. Fontenot & Family

Charles B. Fontenot

Dr. & Mrs. William Buller Mr. & Mrs. Charles Buller Jerry & Ursula Miller Dr. & Mrs. Paul Miller & Family

David Isaac Fontenot

Dr. & Mrs. William Buller

Ethel Audrey Fontenot

Karen B. Fontenot & Family

Gerald Fontenot

Dr. & Mrs. William Buller Randel & Margaret Chapman Brent & Linda Coreil Dr. & Mrs. Armand Coreil

Lee Amma Fontenot

Mr. & Mrs. Jake Ardoin Randel & Margaret Chapman Ricky & Julie Dowell Glynn & Georgette Fontenot Jacqueline LeBas Jude & Dana Olivier Mr. & Mrs. Harold Stromer Larry & Sherry Vidrine

Leon C. Fontenot

Tim & Deidre Fruge'

Sylvia S. Fontenot

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Buller Randel & Margaret Chapman KVPI Ray & Jeanne Pitre Mr. & Mrs. Harold Stromer Larry & Sherry Vidrine

Theresa Fontenot

Dr. and Mrs. William Buller Randel & Margaret Chapman

Yvonne Morein Fontenot

Mr. & Mrs. Jake Ardoin Randel & Margaret Chapman Ray & Jeanne Pitre

Lucille Foret

Eva Guillory

Verdie L. Fruge

Karen B. Fontenot & Family

Marvin Marmande

Randel & Margaret Chapman

Tim & Deidre Frude’

Kip & Becky Manuel

Margaret P Johnson

Mark & Debbie Arnold

Donald J. Launey, Jr.

Tim & Deidre Fruge'

Rita Buller Keller

Alex “Sonny” Chapman

Pearl Soileau

Tim & Deidre Fruge'

Wilbert Soileau

Jacqueline LeBas

Will Soileau

Jacqueline LeBas

Winston Soileau

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Buller

Mark & Connie Buller Brent & Linda Coreil Tim & Deidre Fruge'

Geraldine "Dean" Spears

Randel & Margaret Chapman Tim & Deidre Fruge'

John Shirley Guillory, Sr.

Randel & Margaret Chapman

Bobby Stokes

Ronald & Faye St. Amand

Mary Ruth Tate

Mr. & Mrs. Jake Ardoin Dr. & Mrs. William Buller Brent & Linda Coreil Dr. & Mrs. Armand Coreil Terryl & Barbara Fontenot Tim & Deidre Fruge' Mr. & Mrs. Harold Stromer

Runie R. Thibodeaux

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Buller Mark & Connie Buller Randel & Margaret Chapman Leonard & Mary A Fontenot

Joseph Tuminaro

Mr. & Mrs. Jake Ardoin Mr. & Mrs. Charles Buller Dr. & Mrs. Armand Coreil Karen B. Fontenot & Family Jacqueline LeBas Ray & Jeanne Pitre Dr. & Mrs. Kirk Soileau

Eldridge Vidrine

Mr. & Mrs. Jake Ardoin

Jacqueline Vidrine

Mr. & Mrs. Jake Ardoin Theresa Attales Dr. & Mrs. William Buller Mr. & Mrs. Charles Buller Mark & Connie Buller Todd & Vicki Veillon Randel & Margaret Chapman Dr. & Mrs. Armand Coreil Brent & Linda Coreil Dr. & Mrs. Daniel Fontenot Leonard & Mary A Fontenot Mr. & Mrs. Steve Phillips Virginia Fruge Dr. Wayne & Susan LaHaye

Brenda Sue Lafleur

Mr. & Mrs. Jake Ardoin

Karen B. Fontenot & Family

Dr. Wayne & Susan LaHaye

Betty Mallett

Eva Guillory

Gertie Mayeaux

Dr. Wayne & Susan LaHaye

Deacon Paul Mayeux

Dr. Wayne & Susan LaHaye

Eloise Meche

Ricky & Julie Dowell

Bernadine Fusilier Miller

Dr. & Mrs. William Buller

Stetson Paul Mire

Dr. & Mrs. Kirk Soileau

Glenda "Sue" Reed Morein

Tim & Deidre Fruge'

William Morein

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Buller Dr. & Mrs. William Buller Randel & Margaret Chapman Glynn & Georgette Fontenot Tim & Deidre Fruge' Eva Guillory Tammy Matte & Family Ronald & Faye St. Amand Larry & Sherry Vidrine

Harry Pitre

Mr. & Mrs. Jake Ardoin

Dr. & Mrs. William Buller Randel & Margaret Chapman Brent & Linda Coreil Leonard & Mary A. Fontenot Jacqueline LeBas Chris & Phyllis Stromer Mr. & Mrs. Harold Stromer Larry & Sherry Vidrine

Sister Flavia Reed

Dr. & Mrs. William Buller Larry & Sherry Vidrine

Donald Ray Soileau

Brent & Linda Coreil

Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Fontenot

Eva Nell Soileau

Larry & Arlene Doucet Eva Guillory

James Rickie Soileau

Mr. & Mrs. Jake Ardoin

Kathleen S. Soileau

Jacqueline LeBas

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IN HONOR DONATIONS:

Dr. & Mrs. William Buller

Buller Children & Grandchildren

GENERAL DONATIONS:

James & Cheryl Bergeron Paul & Jill LeBlanc Larson

YEAR END APPEAL INDIVIDUAL & CORPORATE DONATIONS

Mr. & Mrs. Don Firmin Michael & Jamie Vidrine New York Life Foundation

Mae's Flower Shop Tammy Matte & Family Alma Weazie Perron Dr. & Mrs. Kirk Soileau Chris & Phyllis Stromer Mr. & Mrs. Harold Stromer Larry & Sherry Vidrine

Verna "Chicken" Vidrine

Randel & Margaret Chapman Jacqueline LeBas Ray & Jeanne Pitre

Dutton Wall

Mr. & Mrs. Jake Ardoin Mark & Debbie Arnold Mr. & Mrs. Charles Buller Randel & Margaret Chapman Karen B. Fontenot & Family Tim & Deidre Fruge' Dr. Wayne & Susan LaHaye Tammy Matte & Family Ray & Jeanne Pitre Dr. & Mrs. Kirk Soileau Mr. & Mrs. Harold Stromer

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PLEASE FIND MY DONATION TO THE SACRED HEART SCHOOL

FOUNDATION

Anniversary ____________________________ Birthday ____________________________ Graduation ____________________________ Homecoming ___________________________ Memory ____________________________ New Baby ____________________________ Other ____________________________

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Sacred Heart School Foundation Development Office

114 Trojan Lane Ville Platte, LA 70586

337-363-8050 Email: [email protected]

Send Acknowledgment Card To: _____________________________________ _____________________________________ _____________________________________

Any monetary gift is a fitting way to remember or honor a loved one. All gifts are fully tax deductible. Cards acknowledging the gifts are sent to the honored or the next of kin of the deceased with no amounts mentioned. Gift envelopes are available from the Development Office and local

funeral homes.

Please check with your employer about a matching

gift program!

For your convenience, you can give online by clicking on the link that is located under Foundation on the shsvp.com

website!

INTERACT CLUB PRAYER GARDEN BRICKS

Interact Club of Sacred Heart is once again selling bricks for the Prayer Garden located on the high school campus on Main Street and is also open to the public. These special bricks are used to enhance the beauty of our Prayer Garden. You are invited to purchase a Donor/Memorial Brick that will remain a part of Sacred Heart history forever.

4”x8” brick $100 8”x8” brick $200

If you would like to purchase a brick,

please contact the Development Office at 337-363-8050.

SACRED HEART IMAGE Mr. Waven Boone’s drawing of the Sacred Heart is available to order

through the Sacred Heart Development Office with all proceeds benefiting the Sacred Heart School Foundation.

Mr. Boone has given Sacred Heart the copyright to this exquisite drawing. Michelle Morein (SHS Class of 1979) of Sacred

Treasures is reproducing the drawing on Canvas, Slate and Linens. It is only available for purchase through the Sacred Heart

Development Office. If you would like to place an order or would like to view the Sacred Heart drawing on canvas, please contact the

Development Office at 337-363-8050.

Small Slate $ 18.00 Medium Slate $ 24.00 5x7 Canvas $ 20.00 8x10 Canvas $ 30.00 Flour Sack Kitchen Towel $ 10.00 White or Ecru Tea Towels $ 10.00 Muslin Bags $ 6.00

PASSION 2018

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ELEMENTARY SOFTBALL RESULTS

5th Grade: Earned 1st place end of year tournament

6th Grade: 1st place end of the year tournament

7th Grade: 1st place end of the year tournament

8th Grade: Runners Up end of the year tournament

4-H SHOOTING COMPETITION

Lance Fontenot, Andrew Fontenot and Cole Briley qualified and participated in the State 4-H

Shooting Sports Competition at Long Alley Gun Club in Grand Cane, Louisiana on April 18th.

2018 SHS GOLF TEAM STATE RESULTS

Congratulations to our Trojan Golf Team who advanced to the LHSAA State Tournament and placed 5th overall at State. What a

tremendous accomplishment!

Pictured (L-R): Coach Daniel Lemoine, Lane Wartelle, Jack LaHaye, Cole Brignac, Spencer Thibodeaux, Seth Lafleur, Gaige Thille and

Coach Robert Launey

1ST SHS FISHING TEAM TOURNAMENT

ELEMENTARY BASEBALL RESULTS

6th Grade: Undefeated Division and League

Champs

TENNIS TEAM ADVANCED TO STATE

Congratulations to our girls and boys teams for earning their way to the State Tennis Tournament. Girls participants were Karina Parks and Claudia Miller. Vic Parks and Sam

Gil competed for the boys.

2018 1A ALL - STATE BASEBALL TEAM MEMBERS

Garrett Fontenot - Utility J.T. Harper - Outfield Cody Shipp - Pitcher

STATE TRACK RESULTS

Congratulations to Blair Lafleur for advancing to the State Track Meet. Blair placed 6th in the Long Jump.

SOFTBALL ALL DISTRICT 1st Team

3rd Baseman: Emilyse Bergeron

Out Fielder: Camille Soileau

2nd Team

Utility: Karlie Fontenot, Natalie LeBas & Olivia

Hernandez

Pitcher- Camille Fontenot

Honorable Mention:

Sydnie Soileau, Aubrey Foret & Tobie Landry

BASEBALL ALL DISTRICT

2nd Team Cade Manual

Christian Duplechin Jacob Castille

1st Team Cody Shipp JT Harper

Garrett Fontenot Wesley Launey

Alec Gotro

TROJAN SHS

The SHS Trojan Award is given to a boy and girl who have exhibited

leadership in the classroom and on and off the field/court for their

perspective sports, involvement in school clubs and participation in community service. The 2018

Trojan SHS Award went to Gaige Thille and Natalie LeBas.

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TEE COTTON BOWL XV

The TEE

COTTON BOWL XV will be held on

August 31st at Sacred Heart’s Soileau-Landry Field. Gates will

open at 5 P.M. You do not want to miss

this event. Let’s keep the trophy in the Halls of Troy!

GEAUX

TROJANS!

RODEO NEWS

LHSRA Results: First Go-Around- Gavin Soileau was Performance Winner in Steer

Wrestling, 1st place in First go-around Steer Wrestling. Brad Hesnor earned 2nd place in First Go-Around Steer Wrestling.

Second Go Around Results LHSRA- Gavin Soileau Performance

winner Steer Wrestling and 1st in second go around. Grant Soileau- 4th steer wrestling in 2nd go around. Brad Hesnor placed

7th in 2nd go-around.

Gavin Soileau won the following scholarships: LHSRA $250 Achievement, Frederick Frey Memorial $1000 Agriculture

Scholarship, Duhon-LeDoux $1,500 Memorial Scholarship and Guy LeDoux $500 Memorial Scholarship

Short-Round Results– While, Grant Soileau won the short-round,

Gavin Soileau placed 2nd in the short-round.

Gavin Soileau won the average, received the honor of LHSRA

Steer Wrestling State Champion and named All-Around Cowboy.

Grant Soileau earned the title of Reserve Champion Steer Wrestling.

Brad Hesnor earned 5th place in Steer Wrestling and won

Reserve All-Around Cowboy. He also placed 2nd in the average for Steer Wrestling and a

$250 scholarship.

Pictured to the left: Brad Hesnor receiving his awards

and scholarship. Pictured to the right: Gavin Soileau with his awards and

scholarships.

Date Opponent Home/Away Time 8/31 Ville Platte Home 7 P.M.

9/7 St. Ed’s Home 7 P.M.

9/14 Basile Away 7 P.M.

9/21 Menard Home 7 P.M.

9/28 Catholic PC Away 7 P.M.

10/4 O.C. Home 7 P.M.

10/12 North Central Home 7 P.M.

10/19 Slaughter Charter Away 7 P.M.

10/26 Hanson Memorial Away 7 P.M.

11/2 Westminster Home (HC) 7 P.M.

1st Team- Shani Fontenot

2nd Team- Blair Lafleur

2nd Team- Jeffery Sylvester

GIRLS BASKETBALL ALL DISTRICT

BOYS BASKETBALL ALL DISTRICT

All Defensive Team- Trevor Soileau

GIRLS AND BOYS BASKETBALL ALL PARISH

All Defensive Team- Emilyse Bergeron

2nd Team- Shani Fontenot

Honorable Mention- Dulci Miller, Blair

Lafleur, Lauren Shipp

SHS GETS A NEW FITNESS PROGRAM

Sacred Heart’s Fitness team starts with a new program excelling to the State Meet.

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