The month of September has been home to many historical events over the years. Here’s a look at some that helped to shape the world in September 1923, courtesy of Newspaper Metro.
St. Edmund High junior Emma Clause placed second at Nationals for the Catholic Daughters of America Photography Contest. The picture winning her the placement is of her niece and nephew who attend St. Edmund.
On Aug. 30 the Xi Beta Theta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held their ‘Beginning Day,’ which kicks off their 2023-24 year at Chef Roy’s. Those members celebrating are, in front, from left, Janice Aguillard and Maxine Clause.
Sam Johnson’s physic students at St. Edmund High had a great lab that kept the students moving and competing.
Chad Jones, institutional liaison officer at LSUE, presented a program to St. Edmund High seniors.
Max Lahaye, left, Olivia Guillory, and Harlie Aucoin, first graders at St. Edmund Elementary are named St. Edmund Crown bearers. These students will have an opportunity to ride in the parade and become part of St.
Adela Gremillion
Madison Bordelon of Mansura and Hunter Gremillion of Simmesport announce the birth of their daughter, Adela Jane Gremillion, born at Acadian Medical Center on July 27 weighing 6 pounds and 10 ounces.
I cannot help but think of my daddy today. The reason why it would have been his 93rd birthday. My dad, Leighton Fruge, was born on Sept. 7, 1930.
St. Edmund High School announced its homecoming court.
Eunice High School named its homecoming court. Senior maids include, in front, from left, Aniyah Cesar, Briley Darbonne, Josi Lemelle, Madison Allison and Ali Vige.