Taylen Daigle
BATON ROUGE - Taylen Daigle of Rayne, was recently initiated into The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, the nation’s oldest and most selective all-discipline collegiate honor society.
ROTARIANS HOST SPIRITUAL DIRECTOR – Betsy Richard, second from left, certified spiritual director, was the guest speaker for the April 7 meeting of the Rotary Club of Rayne. Richard said the goal of a spiritual director is to help the directee develop a deeper and more meaningful relationship with God. From left are Troy Kibodeaux, club president; Richard; and Phyllis and Ken Arceneaux, program chairs. (LSN photo by Steve Bandy)
RAYNE – “We’re all dying physically, but growing spiritually.”
STUDENTS, TEACHER OF THE MONTH - Selected during the 2021-2022 school year at Rayne High School as the March “Students and Teacher of the Month” are, front row, from left, seated from left, sophomore Lindsey Bergeron, freshman Andrew Cope; back row, junior Justin Arteaga, teacher honoree Jeannine LeJeune-Gotte and senior Jakarion Fontenot.
Rayne High’s monthly announcement of the school’s “Teacher and Students of the Month” was announced this week for the month of March for the 2021-2022 school year.
RAYNE HIGH SCHOOL TRACK TEAM - Members of the Rayne High School 2021-2022 Track Team include, seated from left, manager Kennidi Herrin, Destinee Bellard, Na’zyriah Julien, Gabriel Mouton, Camille Arceneaux, Joseline Briceno, Azyrie Angelle, Kennedi Senegal, manager Sue Paddio; kneeling, Paiton Coleman, Tayshon Colomb, Alaina Gabriel, Jaki Pete, Cenadie Morale, Alleria Wheeler, Jaden Coleman, Deshaunte Cormier; standing, Coach Russell Phelps, Jason Senegal, Andre Breaux, Paul Guillory, Kincent Bazile, Ashton Mouton, Devin Sonnier, McCoy Wilson, James Blake, Malachi Kirkland, Braylin Butler, Jamari Eaglin, Bryan Brown Jr., Noah Peter and Coach Danny Harmon. (Acadian-Tribune Photo by Lisa Soileaux)
LAKE CHARLES - Members of the Rayne High School Track Team attended the 4-4A District Track Meet on Friday, April 22, hosted by LaGrange High School.
Rayne High's Chetwin Coleman (3) connects for a line drive during the Wolves' bi-district win over Franklin Parish as they advanced in the baseball state playoffs. (Acadian-Tribune Photo by Lisa Soileaux)
RAYNE – Ranked at the No. 9 position in the state’s 4-A playoff bracket, the Rayne High Wolves opened post-season play Tuesday afternoon with a bi-district win over No.
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