Johnson Bayou High School - Rebel Yearbook (Johnson Bayou, LA)

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In The Spotlight “WHERE IS JOHNSON BAYOU? At one time this was the most often asked question of students and faculty when away from home. This is no longer the case. Today, our school and community are known throughout the state and in many parts of the United States. Early in the school year, Angela Touchet traveled to Lexing- ton, Kentucky to compete in a national 4-H contest. She won the National Junior Horiculture Association in Use Demonstra- tion. Upon her return, the Cameron Parish Police Jury named November 7, 1985, “Angela Touchet Day”. Angela and her brother Jude also spent six days at the Na- tional Young Leaders Conference in Washington, D.C. Recog- nized for outstanding leadership and academic performance, Jude and Angela were among the 180 students chosen from the United State to participate in the week’s activities. Competing in area pageants, students brought further recog- nition to our school and community. Angela Touchet, Shontel Blanchard and Joanie Constance entered the Cal-Cam Queen’s Contest in October. Shontel was voted Miss Personality and Joanie was was a semifinalist in the Junior Division. Chosen Little Mr. and Miss Johnson Bayou, Trevor Trahan and Radella Badon competed for the title of Little Mr. and Miss Cameron Parish at the Fur and Wildlife Festival in January. Trevor was crowned Little Mr. Cameron Parish. Entering the Miss Cameron Parish contest were Shontel Blan- chard and Angela Touchet. Angela was chosen third runner-up. Shontel received the Miss Personality award and was crowned Miss Cameron Parish. As Miss Cameron Parish, Shontel trav- eled to Maryland as a guest of the National Outdoor Festival. With these accomplishments and numerous other athletic and academic achievements, Johnson Bayou is also in the spotlight. As a semifinalist for Junior Cal-Cam Queen, Joanie Constance smiles for the judges. In Washington, Angie Touchet met Louisiana Congressmen John Breaux. Jude Touchet (far left) and two new friends attend conference activities. 4