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

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1988 volume:

LANCE BLANCHARD • SHARON BOUDREAUX • DALE BREAUX • RYAN COURVELLE • HEATH JINKS • JESSIE KOPPIE • KELLY KOPPIE • ADRIENNE LARIA • CHAD MILLER • DALE MORRIS • RUTHANN ROMERO APRIL TINGLER� JENNIFERTINGLER� SHANNON CAROL TRAHAN • SHANNON SCOTT TRAHAN • STEPHANIE VINING • JANA WELLS • BLAINE BADON • REESA BADON • CHAUNTELL BILLINGS • JUNE BILLIOT • TODD BILLIOT • JULIE BOUDREAUX «SUSAN BOUDREAUX BENJICONSTANCE • REBECCACORY • NICOI EDUHON • KAREN ERBELDING • RICHARD FONTENOT • TINA FOUNTAIN • DIANE FOREMAN • JENNIFER HEBERT «BRADLEY JINKS TONYA JINKS «TREMAYNEPICOU RACHAELTOUCHET GINGERTRAHAN • JASON TRAHAN • SCOTT TRAHAN • JONATHAN TRAMONTE • JEANETTE DOUCET • JEANETTE DOUCET • JAMMIE ERBELDING • MENDY JINKS • SHEILA KOPPIE • JOSEPH LARIA • CHAD MERRITT • MARTIN MIGUEZ • BETHANI SKIDMORE • RITATINGLER • APRIL TRAHAN • BRANDYTRAHAN «CHRISTY TRAHAN • DON TRAHAN HEATHER TRAHAN • JANELLA TRAHAN • JENNIFER TRAHAN TRAVIS TRAHAN • JODI WELLS • BLANDON BADON • SHAWNA BADON • JENNIFER BLANCHARD • GENE CONSTANCE • SARAH CONSTANCE • JEANNIE GARBER • JESSICA KELLUM CHRIS LEBEOUF • KEITH PRICE CHRISTOPHER THERIOT • CARL TRAHAN • JENNY TRAHAN • ROBBY TRAHAN • THERESA TRAHAN • WENDY VINING • RAFDELLA BADON • JERRY DOUCET • MELANIE DUHON • MENDY HARRINGTON • SUMMER HICKS WILLIAM LEBLANC • JESSICA LEGER • JESSICA LOGAN • SELINA MCGEE • AMANDA MEAUX • ANDREW TINGLER • STELLA TINGLER • TONYA TOUCHET JUSTING TRAHAN • MELISSA TRAHAN SANDRA TRAHAN • MICHAEL ADAMS • SUNSHINE ANDERSON • BRENT BADON • RACHAEL CARUSSO • JACK CONSTANCE • AMANDA COURVELLE NICOLE DOUCET • EMILY FONTENOT SARAH GRIFFITH • KENNETH KELLUM TANYA LEJEUNE • 8RIAN LELEUX LAMES POUSSON • CASEY THERIOT BRITNEY TRAHAN JAMIE TRAHAN TRAVIS TRAHAN ALESHA TRAHAN CODY TRAHAN ■ TREVOR TRAHAN .... - KIMBERLY WILLIFORD • ERIC ADAMS HANK BADON • DANIEL BLANCHARD BRADY HICKS • MICHAEL JINKS ANGELA KELLUM • JOSEPH LEJEUNE REGINA MCGEE • CASEY ROBERSON BRENT TRAHAN • JODY TRAHAN COREY BADON • NICOLE CHRISTESON • RACHEL STELLA TINGLER • TONYA l uuy t - . C0REY BAD0N . NICOLE CHRISTESON « RACH JOHN TRAHAN • LEE TRAHAN•LC 'SATMCnOWIII ELIZABETH MEAUX • MICHAEL MENZEL • THERESA CONSTANCE DANE■ CRADER GINA MCDOWELL . M)N0Y TRAHAN • PAMELA OGLESBY • SHAWNA POUSSON TRAHAN [SBY SHAWNA POUSSON • R frNRR. « WESLEY CRADER • IAHAN • BRANDON ADAMS- ERIC BADON 'v qa LEJEUNE • CHRISTOPHER SAsffaDUPREE TIFFANVISTRE AMBEFAmandaLtJTRAHAN BR0D)E shot SANWFFR •'robin SANDIFER • JOSEPH GRIFFITH • ALTON HEBER I FNBFOUF Jf? RICHARD JOE MILLER. Sg tr?hTn.°bobb e? A ccp7ryTRAMONTE • BARRY BADON « RK HFILE BOUDREAUX - GEORGE CONSTANCE JOAN.E WNSTANC •mnn IlNKS BETSY KOPPIE T?wi?iFFR KRUIS « TONYA LOGAN • TROY mIlER KARL ROMERO • IS? ANY ROMERO • DAVID SKIDMORE • AMANDA TRAHAN • SOFUA TRAHAN NANKRUi?™ANRO ERIC LAGNEAUX • M'CHALL LYONS • APRIL TRAHAN • ‘C TRAHAN BLANCHARD • LANCE BLAIKHARO - SHARON BOUDREAUX • I DALE BREAUX SISSE� KOPPIE, : roLVr-METT - TW4 uvncewtraHan « JASON rnWVA IlNKS • TRLMAYNt PIGUU • . .r amctit nonCET JEANETTr DOUCE T «JAMMIE ERBELDING • MENDY JINKS • SHEILA KOPPIE JOSEPH LARIA • CHAD MERRITT • MARTIN MIGUEZ • BETHANI SKIDMORE RITATINGLER • APRIL TRAHAN BRANDYTRAHAN • er. frocV BowAn Rnh ?®“ ,aubert- Arigie Trahan, Sandy Solt- Richarri Minor r °bbio Trohon' Cherelle Duhon. Tammy Erbeldmg. MBOCk OW Na,har' Delino James Mifler. Jeffery Tra- bert LeBeouf j°fr'n9,or’’ Sco,t Romero. Joey Jinks. Dale Jinks. Gil- REBELS 1988 VoUum® 24 Johnson Bayou High School Johnson Bayou, Louisiana 70631 What’s Inside Homecoming without a game, favorites, science fair winners, graduation, prom, and other occasions in a student's life —PAGE 6 Student body, faculty and staff, all the people who make up J.B.H.S. —PAGE 36 Highlights in basketball, wrestling, and track, with all the facts behind the sport —PAGE 60 Goings on of each club and the people involved —PAGE 82 Advertisers, yearbook staff, the people who support our school —PAGE 90 Spending tirneofter school nt yra.r iP91 Tracy Bowen hold her catch for the day s up ’Contracts for Lite frorn Kelly Koppie and Amonda ranon I Life On The Bayou Means Romero, Done Crader. Michael Menzol Rachael Constance, Corey Badon, Elizabeth Meaux Page Bollard. Glno McDowell, and Hope Tmgler HeloinQ others To raise money tor the Louisiana Heart Association, Mrs Garber's class sold brownies during recess Displaying a check for $51 35 are Pom Trahan Mmdy Trahan. Ryan Seeing mow once every ten years An ixiexpected snowfall on the first Sunday In February gave residents a rare opportunity to build snowmen With snowball in hand. Jennifer Blanchard tries to avoid being hit so she can toss a snowball at her friends In the background. Blame Badon watches the snowflakes fall Having fun in the sun. On a Saturday afternoon, the beach is a great place for an outing Working hard to bury Heath Jinks in the sand were Sheila Koppie, Heather Trahan, Stephanie Vining, Karen Erbelding. Kelly Koppie, April Tmgler Travis Trahan, Richard Badon, Julie Boudreaux, and Tonya Jinks Celebrating your birthday with friends. On her birthday, Bobbie Lane Trahan shares her cake with her friends during study hall. Birthdays for students and staff were acknowledged daily over the intercom Heading for the state track meet every May. Elementary students wave to the boys' and girls' track teams as they leave for Baton Rouge. The teams were followed by many faithful Rebel fans. 4 Changes Masked Dv he sprruai war par Pichad Mter prepares to face our native rivals, me Hack Derry Mustangs When the doors opened, at- tention was focused on improv- ing the school clrnate and in- creasing student involvement On September 19. students joined other volunteers to ciean our peaches Over 300 people led by Mr Dan Billiot collected 1.375 bags of trash from Mae's Beach After four hours of hare work, they gathered at the multi- purpose building for refreshments To create awareness of the 4-H Ciub. the club hosted a senes of events during 4-H Wee Students made bookmarks, wore green, and brought a favorite stuffed animal to celebrate the week. Tor Sape's Week, students cre- ated badges, signs, and door de- signs to help m the battle against drug and alcohol abuse, (contin- ued on page 9) A the first pep roly. Tonya Logan and Todd Jnks shout cheats wh4e Amonoa Trahan and layne Baudreoux shake the� noise makers Particpatng n the Uxoana___ Seotemoet Sweep xscr Trcrar Darnel B ot. Don Moms. Bary and Don s father exmp 0art o?to they've colected from Moe s 4 Darztng the judges with me creations. Btondon Bodon Jeanne Garber and Shawna Bodon coiect rtDOons tor the pest Haloween costv n©s n the fifth grade v At the annual Open House when parents meet and ta with teachers. Mrs Aice Logan cfecu ses her daughter s class schedue wtth Mas Frey 4 Bridget Burchett©. Enc Bodon. Sasha Dupree. Brocie Trahan. Brandon Adams, and Wesley Croder please the crowd with the bal harx ng skis Reserved espeoaty tor future athletes, the Biddy Basketbal rugnt was held to benefit the Athlete Association � High school participants in the Holioween costume contest Troy Miller. Trocy Bowen. Alton Hebert. Dame! Billiot, and Ricky Harrington model their creative designs for the judges ♦ To support the Athletic program parents friends, and students enjoy an afternoon of bmgo in September A With Halloween on their mnds. tfie _ graders try out their fangs n antopar i« the treats awaitng them Seventh graders Jonathan Tramonte ana Jason Trahan show off their class door which won first place during Substance Abuse Week Parental involvement has been an asset to the overall improve- ment in parent-teacher relations. The turn out for Open House, when parents visit teachers and tour the school plant, proved this The FBLA Club organized Hal- loween Week with all clubs choosing an activity to spotlight each day Carving and decorat- ing pumpkins and wedring or- ange and black gave students d break from the usual Highlighting the week was a costume parade and contest held in the gym. with winners chosen from each grade With these and other similar happenings, students traded a routine school year for an excit- mg, memorable time - CHEREILE DUHON DALE JINKS Pride In Stride The enthusiasm of Homecoming Week be- gan with the mtroauction of new ideas to continue the flow of school spirit Activities were held in the gym during lunch break each day These struck the spirits of many peo- ple. which made for an action-packed week Spirit activities were. Monday. Rock 'n Roll Day and music played; Tues- day. Black Tuesday and Bulldog funeral. Wednes- day. Lazy Day and Coach Says ; Thursday, Nerd Day and musical Mr Romero reaas the eulogy, as basketball players, cheerleaders, ana students pay their respects at the Bulldog funeral chairs, and Friday. Rebel Day and pep rally. Although sleet and snow postponed the scheduled games, the traditional ceremonies were held. Graduating classes of 1957, 1967. 1977. and 1983 were honored after the pre- sentation of the court. In finishing the ceremo- nies Cherelle Duhon crowned the new queen. Tiffany Romero. Many danced the night away to music played by Barry Badon. -Dale Jinks Cherelle Duhon On Rock 'n Roll Day. David Skidmore demonstrates his tolents as a rock star Reacting to Coach McDowell's command. Mrs Bearden and Mr Romero compete against other teachers m Coach Says ' Tisha Trahan. Heath Jinks, ana Troy Mfler grab chairs while Rita Tingler Emily Fontenot Jube Boudreaux. Martin Miguez. ana Ricky Harrington scramble tor a spot in a game of Coach Says. Sarah Griffith. Tanya LeJeune. April Tingler. Ruthann Romero, and Jennifer Tingler follow the directions of Coach McDowell H Students choose Beth Skidmore. Carl Trahan. Chereile Duhon. and Dale Jmks as top nerds at J.B.H.S on Nerd Day Freshmen maid. Kristina Trahan, escorted by Mr Sonny Trahan Sophomore maid, Sonjo Trahan, escorted by Mr Danny Trahan Junior maid. Joanie Constonce. escorted by Mr John T Constonce U Former Homecoming Queen Cherelle Duhon crowns sophomore morel Tiffany Romero who expresses her emotions in becoming the new queen in the Shoot-Out Contest held during the pep rally. Britney Trahan tosses the ban while John Trahan. Hank Badon Regma McGee, and Brodie Trahan wait their turns loy Bader David Skidmore Dale Jinks ChereHe Duhon Reesa Badon. Tiffany Romero Tracy Bowen. Bobbie Trahan and Tonya Jinks relive the may rock eras on Rock n Ron Day Junor maid. Erica Lana, escorted by Mr Edward Lana Senior maid. Sondy Salter escorted bv Mr Fred Salter. Jr Senior maid. Angie Trahan, escorted by Mr Curtis Trahan 13 Science Winners In March. Johnson Bayou held its annual Science Fair Students in the fourth through eleventh grades participated m the event Top honors for best overall in their respective divisions were shared by Wendy Vimng. Julie Boudreaux, and Joame Constance. The winners in each division are listed in order of first second, and third place as follows ELEMENTARY DIVISION (Grades 4 thru 5) Botany Jeanme Garber. Jessica Logan Earth Space Science Jessie Kellum Engineering Wendy Vining Biochemistry Theresa Trahan Physics Lester Jinks. Chris LeBeouf. Keith Price Chemistry Robby Trahan, Sarah Constance Medicine Health: Jennifer Blanchard JUNIOR DIVISION (Grades 6 thru 8) Behavioral Science Julie Boudreaux. Biochemistry Heath Jinks, Ruthann Romero. Krystal Blanchard Chemistry Beth Skidmore Earth Space Science: Chad Merritt, Karen Erbelding, Jennifer Tingler Engineering Shannon Trahan Environmental Science Nicole Duhon. Ginger Trahan, Chad Miller Microbiology Adrienne Lana. cfSnolhan Tiamonte. Benji Constance. Blame Badon Zoology Jenny Trahan. Bonita Koppie. June Billiot. Medicine Health Reesa Badon. Stephanie Vinmg. Richard Badon Elementary Winners-Eront Row Jessica loaan, Keith Price Second Row Theresa Trahan. Jessie Return. Wendy Vnng. jenny Trahan Bock Row Robby Trahan, Sarah Constance Jeanme Garber Jennifer Blanchard Qrs LeBeouf Junior Wmners-Front Row Ginger Trahan. Bonita Koppie. Adnenne Lano Second Row Jonathan Tromonte. Chad Merritt. Jenny Trahan Beth SKidmore. Benji Constance Bock Row Kely Koppie Stephanie Vnng. Nicole Duhon. Ruthann Romero. Reesa Badon, Krystal Blanchard. Jute Boudreaux. Jennifer Tingler Senior Wmners-Front Row Alton Hebert Tiffany Romero Tonya logon Erica Lana. Detoo Leger Second Row tryXoPC ? Trahan Amanda Trahan. Kent Leger Joame ConKtar eDawnMcwgn BOCK Row Troy M er Eric Trahan Layne Boudreau Blame Erbeiamg Sandler Darnel B«ot After winning first place in the chemistry division. Joanie Constance explains the procedure for making glue to onlookers SENIOR DIVISION (grades 9 thru 11) Biochemistry: Daniel Billiot, Tiffany Romero, Sonja Trahan Chemistry: Joanie Constance. Kent Leger, Erica Laria. Environmental Science: Layne Boudreaux. April Trahan, Scott Sandifer. Engineering: Dawn McRight. Delisa Leger. Alton Hebert. Medicine Health: Amanda Trahan, Tonya Logan. Physics: Troy Miller. Blaine Erbelding, Eric Trahan Zoology: Betsy Koppie. Kris Trahan. -Ricky Harrington in hopes of placing in the engineering division Dawn McRight puts the finishing touches on her project Some Special Times j j Laria watches Alvin and the Crvpmunks, anas Jenny Trahan. Mindy M)ks. and Beth Sk� dmore. check out the«r props before performing their Christmas skit 16 After w nn� ng the Little Mr Miss Johnson Bayou contest Corey Bodon ana Regina McGee competed in the Little Mr Miss Com or on Parish Contest during the Louisiana Fur Wildlife Festival Corey was chosen first runner-up Fourth grade students find out that rt takes concentration and coordination to be successful m an egg toss contest Hopog for a safe taxing, Wendy Vmng, Gene Constance Biandon Bodon Jenny Trahan Chns LeBeouf and Shawna Badon open the hands wide Winners in the second grade s Easter egg hunt. Honk Badon and Angie Keflum receive chocolate Dunmes from Mr Romero After the first grade s egg hunt. Mr Romero presents prizes to winners Ryan Romero. Dane Crader. and Corey Badon Third grade egg hunt winners. Rachael Carusso and Emily Fontenot receive prizes from Mr. Romero 17 Saskettx A word Winners Scott Baskettxjl Award vVnrvers Enca lotk2 Son c Romero. Scott Sanarfer Dale Jinks. Ricky Trahan GhereAe CX on Tift any Romero -omngton Track Award Winners Sanctter. Barry Bodon. Jinks. Ricky HarnnQton Athletes Honored Following a successful track season, the annual athletic ban- quet was held on Friday May 13. Here athletes were recognized for their contributions to the track, wrestling, and basketball teams Coaches Danny Trahan, Doug Welch, and Brian McDowell prep- sented the following awards Girts' Track-Best Field Angie Trahan Best Track: Tiffany Rome- ro. Best Distance Sonja Trahan: Best Track and Field Cherelle Du- hon. Stephanie Vining. Boys' Track-Best Field Scott Sandifer. Best Track Barry Badon. Kent Leger Best Distance Loy Bader. Best Track and Field Ricky Harrington, Dale Jinks. Wrestling-Most Pins George Constance. Most Improved Shannon Trahan. Outstanding Dale Morris Girls' Basketball-Free Throw So- nja Trahan. Rebound Cherelle Duhon Defense Sonja Trahan Hustle Erica Laria. Most Improved Tiffany Romero Most Valuable Cherelle Duhon. All-District Cher- elle Duhon; Erica Laria. Sonja Tra- han. Tiffany Romero. All-State Cherelle Duhon Boys' Basketball-Free Throw Dale Jinks. Rebound Scott Rome- ro. Defense Ricky Harrington; Hus- tle Scott Sandifer Most Im- proved Ricky Harrington Most Valuable Dale Jinks, All-District Dale Jinks. Ricky Harrington. Scott Sandifer. Scott Romero All-State Dale Jinks Scholastic-Nathan Delino. Cherelle Duhon All-Around Athletes-Cherelle Duhon, Dale Jinks Academic All-State-Ricky Har- rington. Dale Jinks. Cherelle Du- hon. Juniors and seniors were also honored guest at the banquet After the picturesque predictions by the junior class representative Delisa Leger and Tisha Trahan, seniors Cherelle Duhon and Sandy Salter read the last will and testa- ment of the senior class The introduction of the year- book favorites was maae by Joey Jinks and Nathan Delino ScnotaiHc Award Winners Cherene Wresting Award Wimers George Duhon. Nathan Delno Constance Shannon tiahan Dale Morris 14 A -Around Athlete Winners Jnks. Chore5© Duhon Mr Romero presents a token of appreciation to Mrs Marilyn T'anan for her work in the concession stand Sandy Sorter and Chore� © CXhoo read the last wti and testament of me senkxs Track Award Winners Cherelte CXhoa Tiffany Romero. Sonja Trahan. Stephana Vrwig. Ar g� e Trahan 20 Delisa Leger and Tisha Trahan deliver the junior prophecy Lettering Awards Front Row-Joanie Constance. Sonja Trahan Back Row- Tiffany Romero. April Trahan. Cherelle Angie Trahan, Erica Lana. Tisha Trahan. Duhon- Kris Trahan. Betsy Koppie Lettering Awards Front Row Kent Leger Nathan Dehno. Barry Bodon. Date jmky Picky Harrington Eric. Trahan. Troy Trahan. Darnel BriLol back Row toy Bader Lay no Boudreaux Blame ErOetdng Richora Minor Karl Romero David Skidmore Don Morns. Scott Romero Scott San diter GeorQe Constance Junior-Senior Prom DECORATING Mrs Vicky Trahan. Dawn McRight. RicheUe Boudreaux Dehsa Leger. Barry Badon. Mrs Mary Lynn Constance DANONG Down McPight. Scott Sandier. Joey Jnks. and partners ClOWNNG Defca Leger. Tsha Trahan Dawn McRight. RicheSe Boudreaux THINKING Joe Griffith To CL ( VvA - ii'LLel'Vi cv V3 ■J mm i- -i y:iMO-A TN.-. Final Scene After thirteen years of learning, the seniors of 1988 participated in the rite of passage into the adult world Valedictorian was Nathan De- lino while Ricky Harrington was sa luatonan Others completing their education with a 3.5 or better were Tracy Bowen, Cherelle Du- hon. Dale Jinks. Angie Trahan, and Bobbie Lane Trahan Awards presented were the American Legion Ricky Harring- ton, Sandy Salter, Lion's Club Citi- zenship Bobbie Trahan. Masonic Lodge Patriotism Ricky Harring- ton. Cherelle Duhon. 1 Dare You: Angie Trahan. Nathan Delino. President's Academic Fitness Na- than Delino, Ricky Harrington, Cherelle Duhon. Dale Jinks. Woodman ot the World Nathan Delino. Knight's of Columbus: Joey Jinks. Cherelle Duhon. Schol- ar-Athlete Cherelle Duhon, Ricky Harrington. Scholarships awarded were President's Leadership and McNeese Foundation Freshmen Angie Trahan. Nathan Delino. H.C Drew Sandy Salter. Ricky Harring- ton Robert C Byrd Angie Tra- han Riley Richard Ricky Harring- ton JB Fire Department Dale Jinks Other students recognized for their scholastic ability in various school subjects were Barry Ba- don. Dawn McRight. Joe Griffith. Sonja Trahan. Tiffany Romero. Betsy Koppie. April Trahan. Kelly Koppie, Stephanie Vining. Scott Trahan. Nicole Duhon. and Julie Boudreaux After a slide presentation, graduates received their diplo- mas from Mr Romero and Mr. Dan Billiot. Valedictorian Nathan Delmo reaches for the gold cord he will wear from his mother Nathan graduated with a 4,0 average After receiving their diplomas, Ricky Harrington, salutatorian. walks to graduates listen for the words declaring the podium for his diploma. them graduated. A Slice Of Life Rcy vm 7.YMl' U oK OUT, Hepe 1 When a job is to be done, students cal on SANDY SALTER and BARRY BADON As MOST DEPENDABLE. Sandy works as a student akJ in the office, while Barry handles the sound system for school events. Takng the� role as MOST COURTEOUS to heart. JOEY JNKS helps TRACY BOWEN take off her boot, while Tracy politely says thank you. ” Always wearing the latest fashions BOBBIE TRAHAN and JEFFERY TRAMONTE continue their reign as BEST DRESSED Noted for their great minds. ANGIE TRAHAN and BARRY BADON live up to their title as MOST INTELLIGENT Looking toward the future, students feel that BOBBIE TRAHAN and RICHARD MILLER are the MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Calcasieu Marine National Bank CO?t£li£‘0 their title as QUIETEST. KELLI JAUBERT and TROY TRAHAN could give tips on how to quietly switch classes. Preparing to lead the students in the daily pledge to the flag. ROBIN PEAVY gets last minute instructions from GEORGE CONSTANCE The student body chose them as the MOST TALKATIVE students on campus Never a dull moment in their presence. JOANIE CONSTANCE and DAVID SKIDMORE make life on campus a little more amusing These qualities make them the WITTIEST. Being the FRIENDLIEST on campus. TROY TRAHAN and DELISA LEGER always find time to greet a friend. SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES JEFFERY TRAMONTE and SANDY SALTER, test the new playground equipment Participating in sports keeps SCOTT SANDIFER and CHERELLE DUHON busy throughout the school year. As members of the basketball teams, they were selected all-district. In track, each compe jh fou events Their love of sports is the reason students selected them MOST ATHLETIC The Graduates Trocy Bowen Witty, outspoken and carefree define Tracy’s mag netc personckty She has been a sprrted leader at J8HS Her out gong notice and soar abity have made her a friend to ci istathcr is charming wtttv and inte geot Us years a JBHS have been characterized By his hard work n -vs sfucfes and easy-going fnendsnp VvTtf) C OSS motes Nathan has Been active in basketBal and frock dicing he h gn school years. C he« three years o’ J6KS. Cherete -os «ft her marv Ir. baske'baf and track A narcai leode- she fas Oeen active in fVU- and the stiriem c.-j o 0-ode point average has been kept r gB desp her erfracichcriar activities Tammy Erbelding . i_ yt era Tammy s an eosy-gong yet. resP°2S She has taken an active role n FHA pcovkJng helping hand in its many projects Her camg m ner gives her a quality found n a true fne lamip. Ri Christopher Class Of 1988 The Graduates (Xrtspoken. mt ectvxJ end possessng a nnagnettc cersoncSfy. Gfcert s never at a toss for words or fr'SryJs He has exceSed acodemlcaly and socialy in r s si rears at JBHS ‘-•e has c so been manager for the boys basvetbof team James Miller James has participated in various phases of school life and has been a contributing force in the Senior Class His unique quality is that he dares to be differ- ent Some of his activities include track. 4-H. and wrestling Richard Miller Richard has been a considerate and courteous stu- dent at JBHS He is respected by both students and faculty Richard enjoys helping people and making new friends Basketball and track have played ma- jor roles m his high school years Able to take tie's setbocks In stride. Scott is outgo- ing and friendly On the basketball court he is ag- gressive and tough, but his gentle side shows through in his relationships with his friends and class mates Class Of 1988 Sandy Salter Gentle n spirit and strong ot character. Sandy's sensitivity and spirit have improved the quality ot school Me during her two years at JBHS Active in the Student Council and FBLA. her winning attitude has put her on the path to success Ang� has distinguished herself n her dedication to the pursuit ot excelence She has contributed to the track team by winning honors in field events at local and state levels Angie's inteigence w en- hance the college she attends a leoder of the cheerteodng squad lor two bobbre Lane has set an example for those v wt fo� ow Her enthusiasm and desire to do her ■ ‘.tarids out r ihe mnds of her classmates Bot - . - s to major in marketing Bototae Trahan Jeffery Tramonte Assertive, quick-witted, and possessing great cha- risma. Jeffery has been involved m various aspects of school Me He is wen-regarded by his classmates for his individualism and ability to verbalize he ideas Teacher's Pet? According to Joanie Constance, the best way to get on a teacher's good side is to “talk that fancy language. “I agree with everything they say and compliment them often — TISHA TRAHAN I pay attention and answer questions in class — ERICA LARIA •| try to make them laugh — DON MORRIS T always try to flirt with them — GEORGE CONSTANCE “I don't know because I never got on a teacher's good side. _ SCOTT SANDIFER “I do things for them without griping — DELIS A LEGER Revealing his ''macho” image. Scott Sandifer shows off some of the latest styles Showing a little of their crazy personalities, Erica Laria and Tisha Trahan share a very close friendship, but don't always see eye-to-eye Quietness seems to be a quakty most rumors Cx3rrwe as they vote Troy Trahan and Dawn McRight class tavontes Juniors After lunch. Don Morris spends time in the coke creak room people watching Barry Bodon R� cheHe Boudreaux George Constance Joame Constance Erica Lana Defcsa Leger Kent Leger Dawn Me Right Donald Morris Robm Peavy Scott Sandifer Tisha Trahan Troy Trahan Darnel Billiot layne Boudreaux Blame Erbeldmg Joseph Griffith Alton Hebert Todd Jinks Betsy Koppie Jennifer Kruis Troy Miller Karl Romero Tittany Romero David Skidmore Amanda Trahan Sonja Trahan Absent Tonya Logan favorites is just proof of how much i Toad Jmks are looked up to Dy Bemg chosen doss Tiffany Romero one ♦neir classmates Sophomores Caution: Road Hazard Given a test usually taken by drivers of 18-wheelers. Daniel Billiot failed his first written driver's test ”1 couldn't pass the eye test because I forgot my glasses at home I had to go back the next day and take it again — LAYNE BOUDREAUX I had no problems taking my test, everything went smoothly ” — BETSY KOPPIE I had to borrow a car to take my driving test, because the insurance form for the car I was driving was expired BLAINE ERBELDING I had to drive the examiner all over Cameron so she could do some errands — SONJA TRAHAN T passed the test with no problem, but the main computer in Baton Rouge was down and I had to wait until 130 pm to get my license AMANDA TRAHAN V rrfe Loyne Boudreaux st� burns ' a nde off mom ESarve ErtxsWrig drives hi� o «r, tfud' to school Even though Betsy Kocoe has her license, she confines her driving to the Bayou With a driver’s license. Sonja Trahan no longer worries about being caught when she gets behind the wheel r Freshmen Denman Goodwin Jason Kruis Aaron Lagneaux Eric Lagneaux Michael Lyons April Trahan Eric Trahan Kristina Trahan Melissa Trahan Absent: Tina Jinks Everyone needs time off from studying and that's just what April Trahan. Kristina Trahan. Melissa Trahan, and Aaron Lagneaux are doing. Using recess time to study. Eric Lagneaux prepares for a big general business test. Aaron, on the other hand prefers to study while he is asleep. Aaron and Eric are the only twins in the school. Freshmen Reflections Clowning around at recess is fun. but when it comes to studying Tina Jinks likes to study Qt home after dark Eric Trahan admits that he doe not study enough Tina and Eric are freshmen class favorites As a freshmen. April Trahan realizes how much dedication and hard work is involved in being a high school student. Just four more years left. — AARON LAGNEAUX I'm so glad we don't have to walk in lines anymore. — MELISSA TRAHAN There is a greater variety of classes in high school. — ERIC LAGNEAUX Being in high school means I hove to work harder to make better grades — JASON KRUIS Contemplating different chess strategies keeps Jason Kruis alert both in and out of class Nourishment is important for effective studying and Denman Goodwin is making sure he gets the proper amount of brain food AA Eighth Grade Richard Badon Krystal Blanchard Lane© Blanchard Dale Breaux Ryan Courvelle Heath Jinks Jessie Koppie Kelly Koppie Adrienne laria Chad Miller Dale Morris Ruthann Romero April Tingler Jennifer Tingler Shannon C Trahan Shannon S. Trahan Stephanie Vinmg Absent Sharon Boudreaux Jana Wells While most of the seventh and eighth graders have cats or dogs for pets. Dale Breaux keeps a boa constrictor named Mr Slithers. Finding time to care for their pets is difficult for Stephanie Vining and Dale Morris. Stephanie and Dale, class favorites, reveal that much of their time is taken up with extracurricular activities and school assignments. Blame Badon Ressa Badon Chauntell Billings June Billiot Todd Billiot Julie Boudreaux Susan Boudreaux Benji Constance Rebecca Cory Nichole Duhon Karen Erbeldmg Richard Fontenot Tma Fontenot Diane Foreman Jennifer Hebert Bradley Jinks Tonya Jinks Rachael Touchet Ginger Trahan Jason Trahan Scott Trahan Jonathan Tramonte Absent Tremayne Picou Since Scott Trahan has no pet of his own. Julie Boudreaux shares Smokey with him. Julie and Scott are class fa- vorites Seventh Grade longt loaei St Alexander Sixth Grade Jeanette Doucet Jammie Erbelding Mendy Jinks Joseph Laria Chad Merritt Martin Miguez Bethani Skidmore Rita Tingler April Trahan Brandy Trahan Christy Trahan Don Trahan Heather Trahan Janella Trahan Jennifer Trahan Travis Trahan Jodi Wells Absent Sheila Koppie During coke break. Sheila Kopp«e. J.J. Lana, and April Trahan concentrate on eating their snacks, while Beth Skidmore and Jenny Trahan exchange ‘‘girl talk . Voted as class favorites. Trav Trahan and Brandy Trahan loc forward to playing basketball school teams While Travis adi the moves of Larry Bird. Brand wants to be the best I nan ► «8 Fifth Grade BJandon Badon Shawna Badon Jennifer Blanchard Gene Constance Sarah Constance •Jeannie Garber Jessica Kellum Chris LeBeouf Keith Price Christopher Theriot Carl Trahan Jenny Trahan Robby Trahan Theresa Trahan Wendy Vining Having different ideas about most things. Sarah Constance and Robby Trahan, class favorites, both agree that they love and look up to their parents. Celebrating their victory of Stuffed Animal Day during National 4-H Week, the fifth grade class enjoys the reward of a big cookie. This class also came together throughout the remainder of the year to win several other contests. p Hair’s-2-U” Johnson Bayou 569-2524 Fourth Grade Raedella Badon Jerry Doucet Melanie Duhon Mendy Harrington Summer Hicks William LeBlanc Jessica Leger Jessica Logan Selina McGee Amanda Meaux Andrew Tingter Stella Tmgler Tonya Touchet Justin Trahan Melissa Trahan Sandra Trahan Always helping her students. Miss Frey gives Selina McGee and Tonya Touchet tips on dissecting a lima bean All smiles because they were chosen as favorites Jerry Doucet and Mendy Harrington. Jon's Coffee Service, Inc. Lake Charles, La. Third Grade —A V'i Michael Adams Sunshine Anderson Brent Badon Rachael Carusso Jack Constance Amanda Courvelle Nicole Doucet Emily Fontenot Sarah Griffith Kenneth Kellum Tanya LeJeune Brian LeLeux Lames Pousson Casey Theriot Alesha Trahan Britney Trahan Cody Trahan Jamie Trahan Trevor Trahan Kimberly Williford Absent: Travis Trahan ■3 Class favorites Alesha Trahan and Brent Badon watch their class- mates on the playground at recess. Hidden from his teacher. Michael Adams takes a break from his math assignment. 51 Second Grade Eric Adams Hank Badon Daniel Blanchard Brady Hicks Michael Jinks Angela Kellum Regma McGee Casey Roberson Brent Trahan Jody Trahan John Trahan Lee Trahan Absent: Joseph LeJeune Folowng a discussion on jobs people do. Casey Roberson and Brent Trahan search for additional information They are the second grade class favorites During library period. Eric Adams. Jody Trahan, and Angela Kellum read their favorite books 52 First Grade Corey Bodon Nichole Christeson Rachel Constance Dane Crader Gina McDowell Elizabeth Meaux Michael Menzel Theresa Oglesby Shawna Pousson Ryan Romero Hope Tingler Mindy Trahan Pamela Trahan Absent: Christopher Badon Eager to tell about her favorite story book. Elizabeth Meaux listens intently as a classmate describes his favorite book. Reading aloud. Nikki Christeson shares her book with Corey Badon Corey and Nikki are first grade class favorites Patti Pa veil Domatti S3 Kindergarten Brondon Adams Eric Badon Bridget Burchette Wesley Crader Sasha Dupree Tift any Istre Amber Jinks Christopher McGee Jacob Nunez Natasha Oglesby Brigitte Trahan Brodie Trahon Casey Trahan Roxanne Trahan Megan Zammit Absent Amanda LeJeune Learning the sounds of the letters of the alphabet using Alpha Time characters provides many experiences for kindergarten students. Class favorites Brigitte Trahan and Casey Trahan recall the sounds of Mr. M. and Mr. N Before school begins. Megan Zammit and Amber Jinks play with a don Marilyn, Malcolm, Trevor, Brodie Vi Rollosson- Whiting- Teacher’s Pet Crowley, La. ec After learning about the sound that Mr. T makes. Mrs. Marilyn's kindergarten class cuts out pictures of things beginning with T In the library. Jacob Nunez. Kenneth Smith, and Eric Badon listen to Mother Goose rhymes Faculty Howard Romero. Principal Gerry Bader. Gifted Talented. Dorine Bearden. Second Grade. No Photo Available Peggy Boudreaux. Librarian, Yearbook Sponsor. Carla Frey. Fourth Grade. 4-H Sponsor. Valerie Galanie. Math. Chris Garber. First Grade. Barbara Guidry. Third Grade Betty Hicks. Fifth Grode. Jeanne LaFleur. English. Theresa Leonards. Special Education. 4-H Sponsor. Renee' McDaniel. Science. Home Economics. FHA Sponsor. Brian McDowell. Reading, Science. Physical Education. Wrestling Elementary Basketbal Coach. WiHyhugh Pulver. Counselor. English. Lisa Quesnel. Speech Therapist. Juanita Sandifer. Business. Reading. FBLA Sponsor. Student Council Sponsor. Danny Trahan. Social Studies. Physical Education. Varsity Girls' Coach. No Photo Available No Photo Available Denise Trahan. Sixth Grade. Elementary Basketball Coach. Marilyn Trahan Kindergarten. Ron Vining. Assistant Principal. Doug Welch. Social Studies Physical Education. Varsity Boys' Coach 56 One student's excuse that stands out ri Mrs. Pulvet's memories as an English teacher is I didn't study for my test on Shakespeare. What can I do with Shakespeare when I'm trapping in the marsh? Modem electronic equipment influences students greatly, even their excuses. Mrs. Jeanne LaFleur recalls one student who Excuse Me .. Mom told me I didn't have to do it is an excuse Miss Carlo Frey often hears. didn't complete his assignment for a Tuesday because his VCR displayed that it was Thursday. Why Teach? ”1 get much joy in helping students with problems and situations that occur in their daily lives. — JUANITA SANDIFER It seemed the most natural thing to do as I came from a home where both of my parents and one of my brothers were teachers. — CHRIS GARBER I became a teacher because I love being with children. — BARBARA GUIDRY It is rewarding to know that some of your students will become doctors, lawyers, or even teachers one day. — DENISE TRAHAN The fulfillment that I get when students realize that they are learning and can do something on their own is especially rewarding. — DANNY TRAHAN s Wildren Badon. Janitor Elsie ErOeldmg. Bus Driver Eula Mae Griffith. Cook Judy Harrington. Bus Driver Velma Merritt. Cook Diane Price. Secretary Claudeiie Sandifer. Janitor Hot Shot Sandifer. Janitor Room Sandifer. Tutor Conme Trahan. Bus Driver Irene Trahan. Cook Neil Trahan. Teachers Aide No Photo Available Undo Vming. Teachers' Aide After sweeping. ClaudeUe and Hot Shot Sandifer relax in the janitors' room Anticipating the n an. Eula Griffith Merntt orenoro k. Second In After securing the runner-up spot in District 9-C.the Rebels faced Bell City in the first step to- ward the finals. Getting there had not been an easy road for the Rebels. Splitting wins with Hyatt and Grand Lake, the team end- ed district with a 4-2 record. In the clash with Bell City, John- District son Bayou jumped out to a 9-6 first quarter lead, but the Bruins outscored them 25-11 in the sec- ond stanza to take a 31-20 half time lead. . The Rebels rallied back in the third quarter outscoring Bell City by four. Behind and with time run- nina out, the Rebels lost three players to fouls in the fourth quar- ter. Despite the pressure, the fresh recruits from the bench and the remaining starters were able to close the gap and finish regu- lation play with a tie game at 65. Outscored in overtime period 9-5 and dropping two more play- ers to fouls, the Rebels fell 74-70. w Richard v e Varsity Team-Front Row Dale Jmks. Jef- fery Tramonte. Nathan Delmo . Richard Miller . Don Morns ' Second Row Scott Romero. Karl Romero Back Row Barry Badon . Scott Sandifer. Ricky Harrington. Layne Boudreaux . Coach Doug Welch •J.V In an easy win over Sabine Pass Jeffery Tramonte positions himself for the Y rebound, as Scott Romero fires another jump shot ner 'ors Scmt D descnbe tr e feelino brut© force. Ricky Harrington and forwards and prepare to grab the •tery Tramonte block out Bridge City's rebound off the board. Won 16. Lost 17 69-78 Holy Rosary 54-57 Hack berry 72-60 Starks 59-84 Singer 61-64 Bell City 70-98 Singer 59-77 Holy Rosary - 62-90 Singer 87-57 Goretti 86-66 Starks 67-53 PN-G JV 57-70 Pecan island 68-60 Bridge City JV 49-87 West Brook JV 66-76 PN-G JV 85-18 Sabine Pass 70-67 Buna 47-94 Huntington 60-59 Hemphill 72-64 Bell City 52-32 Grand Lake 87-91 South Cameron i 46-75 Hackberry 75-63 South Cameron 70-43 Sabine Pass 61-67 Hyatt 52-70 Pecan Island 64-61 Reeves 57-54 Grand Lake 70-64 Hyatt 54-73 Grand Lake 79-52 Reeves 70-74 Bell City ! ’District Games Nathan Delino and Don Morris pick up the Shark's guard and forward at center court. The team's hustle paid off as the junior varsity coasted to a 54-39 victory over Sabine Pass The junior varsity posted a 5-5 record for the season In the battle for a first place tie with Hyatt. Dale Jinks and Scott Sandtfer anticipate Hyatt's next move 61 WON 10. LOST 22 Even on the bench the intensity of the gome ts felt by Nicole Duhon. April Trahan and Stephanie Vmmg. 27-36 Grand Lake 40-33 Holy Rosary 23-54 Hock berry 28-55 Starks 36-55 Singer 39-47 BeR City 40-52 Singer 29-34 Holy Rosary 42-38 Singer 38-55 Grand Lake 39-63 Starks 36-43 Pecan Island 47-59 South Cameron 63-30 Bridge City 53-38 Sabine Pass 48-63 West Orange Starks 42-28 S.F.A 25-41 Bridge City 38-37 BeH City 33-43 Grand Lake 29-51 South Cameron 34-59 Hackberry 24-32 South Cameron 67-7 Sabine Pass 46-50 Hyatt • 49-37 Pecan Island 34-22 Reeves 36-42 Grand Lake - 49-51 Hyatt • 59-21 Reeves 40-51 Grand Lake 36-59 Indian Bayou 'District games Varsity Team-First Row: Kris Trahan. Ruthann Romero. Sonja Trahan. Kelly Koppie Back Row: Stephanie Vining. April Trahan. Erica Laria. Tiffany Romero. Cherelle Duhon. Coach Danny Trahan Not pictured Betsy Koppie. Joame Constance. Nicole Duhon C°ach Trahan, Nell, Sonja, Scott Pat -Tsv KOppie goes up for two. Erica rebound The Lady Rebels blasted jnd April Trahan block out tor the Sabine Pass 67-7 Lady Rebels Grab Wildcard Finishing third in District 9c, the ady Rebels advanced to the jyoffs as a wildcard. Scheduled o play Indian Bayou, the winner in District 11c, in Abbeville, the Lady Rebels faced several obsta- cles before the tip-off. With an FBLA meeting in Lake Charles on the same day. Coach Trahan picked up some of his team in Sulphur before heading east. Near Crowley, bus trouble developed After two long hours, the squad arrived in Abbeville in the first half of the game, the Lady Rebels held their own, end- ing the half within five points The second half proved to be a dif- ferent story Caught up by the day's events, the squad could not get a scoring drive started, and continued to slip further be- hind. Losing 59-36. the girls would have to wait another year Excited about their first home game. April Trahan. Erica Lana. Chereiie Duhon and Robin Peavy sport new warm-ups Starters Chereiie Duhon. Tiffany Romero and Sonja Trahan crash the boaras during the Loay Rebels 63-30 victory over Bridge City With this win. the Lady Rebels captured third place in their own tournament Girls Win Parish Capturing a parish title was a feat claimed only by the seventh grade girls' team. In the tourna- ment, their first win was over Ca- meron Elementary, a team they had lost to previously by one point. Their second win came by defeating Grand Lake. The boys did not place, and their only win came in the regular season against Grand Lake Selected all-tournament were Nicole Duhon, Julie Boudreaux, and Bradley Jinks. The only games for the fresh- men girls were in the parish tour- nament. Coming off an away varsity game, the girls had a hard time against their fast-paced op- ponents. Named all-tournament was April Trahan. Size and experience were the biggest obstacles for the boys' freshmen team. With only players from the seventh and eighth grades, the team was no match for its freshmen rivals.-JOEY JINKS Freshmen Records BOYS 15-59 South Cameron 18-58 Hackberry 13-32 Grand Lake 19-73 Hackberry GIRLS 21-23 Hackberry 20-28 Grand Lake Freshmen Team-Front Row April Trahan, Stephanie Vining, Nicole Duhon. Karen Erbelding Back Row: Ruthann Romero, Jeanette Doucet. Kris Trahan, Kelly Koppie. Reesa Badon, Julie Boudreoux, Coach Danny Trahan. Freshmen Team-Front Row: Jonathan Tramonte, Bradley Jinks, Shannon Trahan. Scott Trahan. Back Row: Tremayne Picou, Dale Morris, Lance Blanchard. Dale Breaux. Playing free lance offense, Bradley Jinks passes to Scott Trahan, while Cameron's defensive players block the lane. Seventh Grade Team-First Row: Justin ' ahan. Bradley Jinks. Keith Price. Second Row Tremayne Picou. Robby ’ ahan. Travis Trahan. Scott Trahan. Jerry Doucet. Back Row: Jonathan Tramonte. Not pictured: Coach Brian McDowell. Seventh Grade Records BOYS 21-41 Grand Chenier 18-13 Grand Lake 12-21 Cameron 15-38 Cameron , 34-39 South Cameron GIRLS 24-4 Grand Chenier 11-17 Grand Lake 15-16 Cameron 11-5 Cameron 16-6 Grand Lake Seventh Grade Team-First Row: Jennifer Blanchard, Wendy Vining. Theresa Trahan. Jenny Sue Trahan, Sarah Constance. Jeannie Garber. Second Row: Beth Skidmore, Brandy Trahan, Sheila Koppie. Heather Trahan. Mendy Jinks. Jeanette Doucet. Jenny Lea Trahan. Back Row: Julie Boudreaux. Reesa Badon. Nicole Duhon. Tonya Jinks. Coach Denise Trahan. Jeanette Doucet goes for a rebound after Nicole Duhon's free throw. Cheering Us On -If you're all for the Rebels, give a shake! shouts Brandy Trahan With dazzling smiles and fancy footwork, the cheerleaders siz- zled through the year. Especially busy during basketball season, they cheered at home games and pep rallies. Their enthusiasm lifted the spirits of the fans and players in victory and defeat. Giving up much of their free time, the squad practiced dili- gently to learn new routines. For Homecoming, they learned two routines; one to perform on homecoming night, and the other for their sponsor, Bobbie Lane Tra- They were there to keep ev- eryone happy; and that they did.-Bobbie Trahan Jessica Kellum can t help but smile after a 40-37 victory over Pecan Island by the Lady Rebels. Listening intently. Karen Erbelding concentrates on instructions from her sponsor st? sa ssTifir B“on some new On the playground at the Recreation Center. Karen Erbelding. Tonya Jinks. Julie Boudreaux. Rachael Touchet. Brandy Trahan. Beth Skid- more, and Jessica Kellum take five. This was the first year of cheerleading for Tonya. Beth. Brandy, and Jessica. Julie Boudreaux and Rachael Touchet anx- iously await the funeral ceremony for the Hy- att Bulldogs during Homecoming Week Cheerleaders for three years. Julie and Ra- chael have spent many hours boosting the spirits of the fans and athletes. In his first year at Johnson Bayou. Coach McDowell brings a new spirit of pride and determination to his squad. At state in his third match. Dale Morris wrestles Lonnie Wages from the Louisiana School for the Deaf 68 Constance all first the medal. Thinking about his final match. Shannon Trahon watches Tim Bourque from Port Sulphur, his most likely opponent ebuilding Time For Wrestlers Wrestling coach Brian ■cDowell summed up 1987-88 as rebuilding year. “In most matches our grapplers were out- zed and outnumbered. Our vrestlers did a very fine job, and ye're looking forward to next ear. Led by junior George Con- stance. the Wrestling Rebels par- ticipated in several dual meets early in the season. This provided experience for newcomers Shan- non Trahan. Dale Morris. Eric Tra- han. Troy Trahan, and Lance Blanchard. With such a small team, the Rebels were never able to finish in any commanding positions in the larger meets. Despite the inexperience of the team, several wrestlers made it to the state meet in Baton Rouge in February. Wrestling in the 98 pound class, eighth-grader Shan- non Trahan placed fourth. In the 132 pound division. Dale Morris, an eighth grader, also finished fourth. The only wrestler to pick up a medal was George Con- stance in the 138 pound division. With a team score of 38 points, the second highest score in John- son Bayou's history, the Rebels fin- ished tenth out of twelve teams. - Joev Jinks SECOND Johnson Bayou (Dual) South Cameron (Dual) Basiie THIRD Hackberry Meet Hackberry Tournament TENTH State Struggling. Brodie Trahan suffers a defeat at the hands of Sulphur s Jeremy Trahan Elementary Wrestling Elementary Wrestters-Front Row: Brandon Adams. Wesley Crader. Brodie Trahan. Christopher McGee. Second Row: Dane Crader. Corey Badon. Phillip Bellard. John Trahan. Eric Adams. Back Row Coach McDowell. Joey leJeune. Jody Trahan. Daniel Blanchard. Brent Trahan. Brady Hicks. FOURTH Fairview Johnson Bayou Basile Cameron Parish FIFTH Sulphur SEVENTH South Cameron E. ters-Front Row: Lester Row Z Zent Bad°n. Second Travis W. Trahan Back R°w jytot McDowell. Travis L. Trahan. y Martin Miguez. Robby Traho Doucet Coach Dan Billiot congratulates Christopher McGee for a job well done Losing to Sulphur's Jarrett Gould. Christopher claimed a second in his division Coming up from the bottom position. Travis W Trahan scores points m his match with Rusty Mahaffey of Fairview As the excitement grows. Justin Trahan holds down Sulphur's Jessie Moore for a first place victory. Justin took first in every meet except one. At the home meet. Travis L. Trahan wrestles Jody Seales of Fairview Winning four of six matches. Travis took fourth. Scoreboard FIRST Cameron Parish District 5-C Region «I-C SECOND Rebel Relays THIRD State Class C SEVENTH Barbe Relays During P E . Tisha Trhan works on her event, the discus throw A freshmen, Kris Trahan gives it her best shot in the regional meet Lady Rebels Take Third In State Despite the youngness of the team, the Lady Rebels made an impressive statement at t state track meet. With seven qualifiers that included two sen- iors, three sophomores, one fresh- men, and an eighth-grader, the tracksters scored 46 1 2 points, finishing behind Pleasant Hill with 56 1 2 points and Phoenix with 52 points Leading the Lady Rebels third place finish were Angie Trahan, Cherelle Duhon, and Stephanie Vining. In the discus, Angie finished second with a 102-7 toss. She came back to claim the shot put competition with a new state re- cord at 36-11 1 2. Cherelle ran a 17 .08 in the loo. Meter hurdles to claim second place while Stephanie leaped 4- 10 to finish second in the high jump. During the regular season and with the added help of eight more team members, the Lady Rebels faired well against their competition. Their only finish out of the top two came in the first meet of the year, the Lady Buck Relays. In this opener, their com- petitors were power teams from A to AAAA schools. They won the Cameron Parish title easily, feats done by the freshmen and eighth grade teams. At the r ona! meet. Cherelle Duhon Tmhnn °PPie Ti,,any Ro™°. andApnl Trahan warm up for the 400-Meter relay. They claimed a first at reg nal and a fourth at state. 9 72 Lady Rebels-Front Row Nicole Duhon. Karen Erbeldmg. Angie Trahan, Chereile Duhon, April Tingler. Second Row Betsy Koppie. Julie Boudreaux. Kelly Koppie. Tisha Trahan, Stephanie Vining. Coach Trahan. Back Row April Trahan. Tiffany Romero. Reesa Badon. Sonja Trahan Not pictured Kris Trahan. In the 1600-Meter run. Sonja Trahan crosses the finish line in first place Calcasieu Marine National Bank 73 Aiming for the finish line Cherf ® onaTmeet hurdle Cheretle's best time. 16 69. came Skimming the bar. April Trahan clears her best herght of 4-10 to take her to the state meet on� � « , relay in the regional meet The S,art of ,he 400-Mete Cool and collected. Anaie T the shot put Named outstanding f,eld and regional meets. Angie set rer™!? ° the par,sh' discus, including a state record m both the 1 ne shot put rove his jumping skills. Scott leaps a hurdle Rebels Win State Competing in every event but the 800. 1600. and 3200 meter runs, the Rebels were favored to win the title before they left home. Eight athletes went to the state meet, entered in 14 events, with pairs in four field events. Scoring in all 14 events, the Reb- els ran away with the Class C crown piling up 103 points. The Rebels' attack was led by Ricky Harrington. A defending state champion in the pole vault. Ricky bettered last year's record jump by six inches, with a 14-0 vault. Breaking the tape at 17.15 in the hurdles gave Ricky another first. Other first places came from Scott Sandifer and Dale Jinks. Scott hopped, skipped, and jumped 42-9 1 4 to win the triple jump. He also took third in the high jump and fourth in the shot. Dale hurled the javelin 150-4 for first and grabbed a third in the long jump. Seconds came from Nathan Delino in the pole vault and Kent Leger in the 400-Meter. An 11-6 vault secured the runner-up place for Nathan while Kent edged out Monticello's Freddie Thompson at the line for a sec- ond in the 400 Third places came from Scott Romero in the discus with a toss of 107-7 and Barry Badon in the 200 with a 23.62. A talented team, the Rebels brought home the second state championship in three years. Ricky Harrington. Kent Leger. Blame Erbelding and Barry Badon prepare tor the 800-meter relay. In district they set a new record at 1:35.68 JOHNSON. BAYOU Pressing forward Ricky Harrington takes his final steps to another victory Unaefeated n the pole vault. Ricky set new school, parish district regional, and state records His top height was 14-3 After a false start. Barry Badon and Date Jinks step mto the blocks for another start of the 100-meter dash Howard Romprn f Winning The Cameron Parish championship are the Rebeis-Front Row Troy Trahan. KenT Leger. Ricky HarnngTon. Dale Jinks. Erie Trahan. Barry Badon Back Row Scott Sandifer Blame Erbeidmg. Layne Boudreaux. David Skidmore. Scott Romero. Loy Bader. Not picTured NaThan Delmo Scoreboard FIRST Barbe Relays Rebel Relays Cameron Parish DistricT 5-C Region lil-C STaTe Class C Nathan Delino and Ricky HarnngTon hold on To The sTaTe championship trophy as teom members Barry Badon Kent Leger. Blaine Erbelding. Scott Sandifer. Coach McDowell. Dale Jinks. Scott Romero, and Coach Welch gather for the victory lap Dale Jinks adds nearly a foot to the old record as he jumps 20-5 1 2 at the district meet Dale's best distance m the long jump came at the regional meet with a 21-0 1 4 leap Romero Bros. OH Exchange WP nc tanchor J Freshmen Seventh Grade Track m the blocks. Nicole Duhon waits for the starters direct Nicole, as well as Reesa Badon. Karen Erbeldina and I Boudreaux was on all three track teams. Seventh Grade Team-Front Row: Carl Trahan Rc Trahan Second Row: Travis Trahan, Keith Price j Doucet Back Row: Tremayne Picou, Richard Fon Scott Trahan. eron Parish Freshmen Chompions-Front Row Reesa 0n Nicole Duhon. Kelly Koppie. Karen Erbeldmg. Jenny jn Back Row. Jeanette Doucet. Stephanie Vrning. April Tmgter. Kris Trahan. April Trahan. Julie Boudreaux. Heather Trahan Cameron Parish Seventh Grade Champions-Front Row Beth Skidmore. Nicole Duhon. Sheila Koppie. Sarah Constance. Coach Denise Trahan. Karen Erbeldmg. Tina Reed. Theresa Trahan Second Row Jenny Trahan. Julie Boudreaux. Reesa Badon. Brandy Trahan. Jeannette Doucet Back Row April Trahan. Jeanme Garber. Wendy Vimng. Jennifer Blanchard. Heather Trahan. Jenny Trahan Tma Reed. Theresa Trahan. Wendy Vining. and Jenny Trahan listen to instructions before their race. SONJA TRAHAN Basketball All-District (2nd) Track 4th 1600 M Relay. ANGIE TRAHAN Track 1st Shot Put; 2nd Discus RICKY HARRINGTON Basketball: All-District (1st) Track: 1st Pole Vault M Hurdles; 4th 800 M 1600 M Relays. Class C Al Academic. SCOTT ROMERO Basketball All-District (HM). Track: 3rd Discus. 6th Shot' Put. BARRY BADON Track: 3rd 200 M Dash 400 M Relay; 4th 100 M Dash 800 M Relay. Hall Of Fame Sports NATHAN DELINO Track 2nd Pole Vault; 4th 1600 M Relay CHERELLE DUHON Basketball All-District (1st); AM-State (H M.) Track 2nd 100 M Hurdles. 4th 400 M 1600 M Relays. 6th Long Jump Class C AH Academic DALE JINKS BasketbaH. Al-Distnct (1st); All-State (HM). Trock 1st Javelin. 3rd Long Jump 400 M Relay. 4th 1600 M Relay. Class C All Academic GEORGE CONSTANCE Wrestling 3rd (138 pound class). ER� C _LAR! Basketball AM-Distnct (2nd) SCOTT SANDIFER BasketbaU. All-Distnct (2nd) Track; 1st Triple Jump. 3rd High Jump. 4th Shot Put TIFFANY ROMERO Basketball All-District (HM.) Track. 4th 400 M Relay; 6th 100 M Dash KENT LEGER Track: 2nd 400 M Dash. 3rd 400 M Relay; 4th 1600 M Relay. BLAINE ERBELDING Track: 3rd 400 M Relay. 4th 800 M Relay. BETSY KOPPIE Track: 4th 400 M Relay STEPHANIE VINING Track; 2nd High Jump. 4th 1600 M Relay. 6th 400 M Dash. APRIL TRAHAN Track: 4th 400 M 1600 M Relays: 5th Hgh Jump DALE MORRIS Wrestling: 4th (132 pound SHANNON TRAHAN Wrestling: 4th (98 po class). 80 New Leadership New leadership brought refreshing changes to the 4-H club, drawing it into the main- stream of student life. Teachers Theresa Leon- ards and Carla Frey took over the reins as the school year opened. One of their main goals was to get more students in- volved in 4-H, even those who were not members. To start the year, the club held an action- packed week of activi- ties during 4-H Week. Stu- dents found the week re- warding, especially Clo- ver Day. Prizes were giv- en hourly to the person wearing the clover with the lucky number drawn. Later in the year 4-H members collected food for Thanksgiving baskets that were given to fam- ilies in the communities. ed in several parish con- tests during the year. Beth Skidmore won two first places on Contest Day in cooking and Travis Trahan won first place in the Chicken Que Con- test Troy Miller compet- ed in the parish and state livestock shows. Members agreed that this year was livelier with activities for all. -Bobbie Trahan After competing in the Cameron Parish Livestock Show. Troy Miner makes a sale to Ludwig Leonards. Jr. ond Claude Devon. Taking part in the sweatshirt decorating contest are Mebssa Trahan. Heather Trahan. Tonya Touchet. and Selina McGee During a monthly meeting. Mebssa Trahan passes out jxiUet s to Jennifer Tingler. essica Leger, and Rita Tingler preparing for their annual candy sale. Melissa Trahan Jessca Logan. Selina McGee. Hcks 4-H Members- Front Row Troy MiHer. Tonya Jinks. Justm Trahan. Mebssa Trahan. Stella Tingler. RoedeUa Badon. Jessica Logan Second Row Rita Tingler. Tina Fountain. Jerry Doucet. Robby Trahan. Jessica Leger. Mendy Harrington. Tonya Touchet. Selina McGee Bock Row Dale Breaux. Heather Trahan. Keith Price. Travis L. Trahan. Reesa Bodon. Beth Skidmore. Summer Hicks, and Jennifer Tingler 4-H Officers- Front Row: Heather Trahan. Parliamentarian Tonya Jinks. Reporter. Reesa Badon. President. Beth Skidmore. Vice President. Keith Price. Treasurer. Travis L. Trahan. Parliamentarian. Mrs. Theresa Leonards, sponsor. Mrs Nancy Cronan. 4-H agent. Miss Carla Frey, sponsor being a magiuic Magic of Buddy Student Council Officers: Cherelle Duhon. Vice President Ricky Herrington. President. Sandy Salter. Secretary Seventh. signal to t e f5 for Easter e99 hree £ therema Student Council Sponsor Mr Howard Romero Student Council Mr Romero presents Nathan Delino and Bobbie Lane Trahan with chocolate bunnies after they were declared winners m the Easter egg hunt for the high school. FHA Fund Raising With the future in mind, members started the year raising money for the district and state meets held at the end of the school year. Candy grams, usually sold in Feb- ruary for Valentine's Day, were sold at Christmas and on St. Patrick's Day. This continued to be a bonanza for the club. Kris Kringle Week was given a new twist, with teachers giving FHA members daily gifts. Members enjoyed small gifts that included home- made cookies and can- dies. Several changes in the annual beauty pageant, including a name change from Sweetheart Pag- eant to Starlight Pag- eant, proved to be disa- trous for the club. Due to an increase in entry fees, there was a lack of con- testants which resulted in ,r ™ iriionce Darticipa- tion. In March, members at- tended the district con- vention in Layfayette. After the convention, members shopped at the local mall. Baton Rouge was the site of the annual state meeting, where various meetings took place over a three-day period in April. Between attending meetings, members en- joyed the sights of fhe city. Working frantically. Tammy Erbelding. Sandy Salter, and Mrs. McDaniel oraanize the Valentine's candy grams for delivery. FHA members chose Dale Jinks as their beau. At the onnuat Christmas party. Tisha Trahan. Tina Jinks. Erica Laria, and Besty Koppie sample the goodies. s,“ 86 After being on their feet most of the day at the district meeting. Robin Peavy, Amanda Trahan. Tiffany ftomero. Tisha Trahan. Joanie Constance, and Betsy Koppie check to see if their limbs are still working. Dale Jinks wants to head for home. FHA Officers-Front Row Joanie Constance. Reporter. Robin Peavy. Photographer Back Row Amanda Trahan. Secretary. Erica Laria. President. Delisa Leger, Vice President. Tisha Trahan. Historian Not pictured Tammy Erbeldmg. Treasurer FHA Members-Front Row: Betsy Koppie. Sonja Trahan. Tina Jinks. Tisha Trahan. Second Row: Dawn McRight, Tiffany Romero. Joanie Constance. Amanda Trahan. Back Row Erica Laria. Dale Jinks. Delisa Leger. Robin Peavy. FHA Sponsor: Mrs. Renee' McDaniel F.B.L.A. Attends District Meet In February, F.B.L.A. members traveled to McNeese State University for the 33rd Annual Dis- trict IV Future Business Leaders of America Leadership Conference. After being tested in many categories, mem- bers earning a superior rating competed in Baton Rouge on March 20-23, against superior winners throughout the state. Angie Trahan, in Busi- ness Calculations, rated superior and Dale Jinks and Donald Morris re- ceived excellence in the poster contest. -Nathan Delino For the second year in a row Angie Trahan qualities for the state meet in Baton Rouge. At the state meet held in March. Angie finished in the top six in her category. Prior to the district meet. Gilbert LeBeouf. Bobbie Trahan. Nathan noino and Joame Constance listen for their assigned subjects. E rrZber is tested in a specific business field F.B.L.A. members — Front row: Amanda Trahan. Enca Lana. Tisha Trahan Second row: Tiffany Romero. Dawn McRight. Sonja Trahan, Joanie Constance. Betsy Koppie. Tracy Bowen, Cherelle Duhon. Back row Richard Miler. layne Boudreaux. Barry Badon. Scott Romero. Gilbert Le8eouf. Ricky Harrington. Dale Jinks Not pictured: Nathan DeBno. Donald Morris. FBI A officers — Front row Angie Trahan. Treasurer. Dale Jmks. President. Dawn McRight. Secretary Bock row Jetfery Tramonte. Vice President. Richard MiBer. Reporter I Between her classes and a busy schedule, business teacher Mrs Sandifer. also manages to tod time to be the F.B.L.A group sponsor The Key to a brighter future Cameron State Bank P.O. Box 430 Cameron, La. 70631 We congratulate the Staff and Students alike for their pursuit of excellence through education in this school year. Just as educa- tion can open doors to a bright future, we believe a wise savings program can be the key to secur- ing your life style both today and tomorrow. Start now and make savings a habit for life. 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Box 118, Grand Chenier, LA World Champions wear Balfour rings. chnilln VOll Your class ring is made with the very same craftsmanship VJU 311UU1U and care that go into the making of the sports world's most sought after symbols of accomplishment: the championship Like vuurs. made hv Balfour, of course. J w Feed Farm Supply Family Owned Operated HC 69 Box 207 Cameron. LA 70631 (318) 569-2468 In the darkroom, Tammy Erbelding. Joey Jinks, and Ricky Harrington inspect a print for a yearbook layout. Village Square Shopping Center 2825 Nall. 18 B Port Neches. TX 77651 (409) 721-5533 2825 Nall. «I8B Pori Neches. Texas 77651 Embroidery for Every Occasion In Memory Of In memory of our beloved classmate and friend: Even though you were taken from us at the beginning of our lives, you are still part of us. You have accomplished every goal that we have accomplished and you have lived in our hearts and minds throughout our school years. You will continue to dwell Kevin Paul Rom with us until we meet you in the years to come. You are one of the reasons our class has stuck together and left a lasting im- pression on people's lives. No matter what anyone says, you are still with us and no one can change that. WE LOVE YOU. KEVIN. From the Senior Class of 1988 IN MEMORY OF RILEY RICHARD F.J. Pavell Knights Of Columbus Council 8323 ERNEST TRAHAN ----------------; Dedicated By The Senior Class Of 1972 Marilyn Michael Frances Roger Brenda Glenn Deborah Robert Beverly Too Good To Forget TRACY BOWEN • NATHAN DELINO • CHERELLE DUHON • TAMMY ERBELDING • RICKY HARRINGTON • KELLI JAUBERT • DALE JINKS • JOEY JINKS • GILBERT LEBEOUF, JR. • RICHARD JOE MILLER • SCOTT ROMERO • SANDY SALTER • ANGIE TRAHAN • BOBBIE LANE TRAHAN • JEFFERY TRAMONTE • BARRY BADON • RICHELLE BOUDREAUX • GEORGE CONSTANCE • JOANIE CONSTANCE • ERICA LARIA • DELISA LEGER • KENT LEGER� DAWN MCRIGHT • DON MORRIS� ROBIN PEAVY • SCOTT SANDIFER� TISHA TRAHAN •TROYTRAHAN «DANIEL BILLIOT� LAYNE BOUDREAUX «BLAINE ERBELDING� JOSEPHGRIFFITH • ALTON HEBERT • TODD JINKS • BETSY KOPPIE • JENNIFER KRUIS • TONYA LOGAN • TROY MILLER • KARL ROMERO • TIFFANY ROMERO • DAVID SKIDMORE • AMANDA TRAHAN • SONJA TRAHAN • DENMAN Goodwin • tina jinks • jason kruis • aaron lagneaux • eric lagneaux • michael Lyons • april TRAHAN • ERIC TRAHAN • KRISTINA TRAHAN • MELISSA TRAHAN • RICHARD BADON - KRYSTAL BLANCHARD IANCE BLANCHARD • SHARON BOUDREAUX • DALE BREAUX • RYAN COURVELLE HEATH JINKS • JESSIE KOPPIE • KELLY KOPPIE • ADRIENNE LARIA• CHAD MILLER • DALE MORRIS • KUTHANN ROMERO • APRIL TINGLER • JENNIFERTINGLER� SHANNON CAROL TRAHAN • SHANNON SCOTT TRAHAN • STEPHANIE VINING • JANA WELLS • BLAINE BADON • REESA BADON • CHAUNT t LL BILI INGS • JUNF BILLIOT • TODD BILLIOT • JULIE BOUDREAUX • SUSAN BOUDREAUX • BFNJI CONSTANCE • REBECCA CORY • NICOLE DUHON • KAREN ERBELDING • RICHARD FONTENOT • TINA FOUNTAIN • DIANF FOREMAN • JENNIFER HEBERT BRADLEY JINKS • TONYA JINKS TREMAYNE PICOU • RACHAEL TOUCHET• GINGER TRAHAN•JASON TRAHAN•SCOTT TRAHAN•JONATHAN TRAMONTE • JEANETTE DOUCET • JEANETTE DOUCET • JAMMIE ERBELDING • MENDY JINKS • SHEILA KOPPIE • JOSEPH LARIA • CHAD MERRITT MARTIN MIGUEZ • BETHANI SKIDMORE • RITA TINGLER • APRIL TRAHAN • BRANDYTRAHAN • CHRISTY TRAHAN • DON TRAHAN • HEATHER TRAHAN • JANELLA TRAHAN • JENNIFER TRAHAN • TRAVIS TRAHAN • JODI WELLS • BLANDON BADON • SHAWNA BADON • JENNIFER BLANCHARD • GENE CONSTANCE • SARAH CONSTANCE • JEANNIE GARBER • JESSICA KELLUM� CHRIS M Jinc t imp TRAHAN • MELISSA TRAHAN • SANDRA TRAHAN • MICHAEL ADAMS • JUf KhiNF ANDERSON • BRENT BADON � RACHAEL CARUSSO • JACK ( ONSTANCE • AMANDA COURVELLE • NICOLE DOUCET • EMILY FON TENOT • SARAH - orpciTM • KFNNETH KELLUM • TANYA LEJEUNE • BRIAN LELEUX • LAMES POUSSON • f'ACCV TH Rj yr . aiESHA TRAHAN • BRITNEY TRAHAN • CODY TRAHAN • JAMIE TRAHAN • rJlwle � AHAN I RAVIS TRAHAN • KIMBERLY WILLIFORD • ERIC ADAMS� HANK BADON • DANIEL BLANCHARD • BRADY HICKS • MiCHAEl JINKS • ANGELA KELLUM • JOSEPH LEJEUNE • PL G IN A MCGFE GASFY ROBERSON • BRENT TRAHAN IODY TRAHAN • JOHN TRAHAN • LEE TRAHAN • CHRISTOPHER BADON • COREY BADON • NICOLECHRISTESON � RACHEL CONSTANCE • DANE CRADER � GJNA MCDOWELL • ELIZABETH MEAUX • MICHAEL MEN7EL • THERESA OGLESBY • SHAWNA POUSSON • RYAN ROMERO • HOPE TINGLER • MINDY TRAHAN • PAMELA TRAHAN BFLANDON ADAMS • ERIC BADON • BRIDGET BURCHETT! � WESLEY CRADER • SASHA DUPREE • TIFFANY ISTRE • AMBER JINKS • AMANDA LEJEUNE • CHRISTOPHER MCGEE • JACOB NUNEZ NATASHA OGLESBY • BRIGl (TE TRAHAN • BRODIE TRAHAN MEGAN ZAMMIT • HOWARD ROMERO GERRY BADER • DORINE BEARDEN • PEGGY BOUDREAUX • CARLA FREY • VALERIE GALANIE - CHRIS GARBER • BARBARA GUIDRY • BETTY HICKS • , JEANNE LAFLEUR • THERESA LEONARDS RENEE’ MCDANIEL • BRIAN MCDOWELL • WILT YHUGH PULVER • USA QUESNEL • JUANITA SANDIFER • DANNY TRAHAN • DENISE TRAHAN • MARILYN TRAHAN • RON VINING • DOUG WELCH • WILDRFN BADON • ELSIE ERBELDING • EULA MAF GRIFFITH JUDY HARRINGTON • DlANF. PRICE • CLAUDELLE SANDIFER • HOT SHOT SANDIFER • ROBIN SANDIFER CONNIE TRAHAN • IRENE TRAHAN • NEIL,TRAHAN • LINDA VINING • TRACY CASEY TRAHAN • ROXANNE TRAHAN BOWEN • NATHAN DELINO • CHERELLE DUHON JAUBERT • DALE JINKS • JOEY JINKS • GILBERT LL vUI SANDY SALTER • ANGIE TRAHAN • BOBBIE LANE T RAMAN • BOUDREAUX • GEORGE CONSTANCE • JOANIE CONS - uulkjh • r u LEGER � DAWN MCRIGHT • DON MORRIS • ROBIN PEAVY � SCOTTSANDIFER • TISHA TRAHAN • TROY TRAHAN • DANIEL. 8ILLIOT • LAYNF BOUDREAUX • BLAINE ERBELDING � JOSEPH GRIFFITH • ALTON HEBERT • TODD JINKS • BETSY KOPPIE • JENNIFER KRUIS • I ON YA LOGAN TROY MILLER • KARL ROMERO • TIFFAN Y ROMERO • DAVID SKIDMORE � AMANDA TRAHAN � SONJA TRAHAN . DENMAN GOODWIN � TINA JINKs • ------------ • FRIO I AG NEAUX� MICHAEL LYONS LANCE BLANCHARD • SHARON BOUDREAUX DALE BREAUX • RYAN COURVELLE • HEATH JINKS • JESSIE KOPPIE • KELLY KOPPIE • ADRIENNE LARIA • CHAD MILLER • DALE MORRIS • RUTHANN ROMERO-APRIL TINGLER JENNIFERTINGLER SHANNON CAROLTRAHAN • SHANNON SCOTT TRAHAN • STEPHANIE VINING • JANA WELLS • BLAINE BADON • REESA BADON • CHAUNTELL BILLINGS • JUNE BILLIOT • TODD BILLIOT • JULIE BOUDREAUX «SUSAN BOUDREAUX BEN Jl CONSTANCE REBECCA CORY� NICOLE DUHON • KAREN ERBELDING • RICHARD FONTENOT • TINA FOUNTAIN • DIANE FOREMAN • JENNIFER HEBERT BRADLEY JINKS TONYA JINKS «TREMAYNEPICOU RACHAEL TOUCHET GINGER TRAHAN • JASON TRAHAN • SCOTT TRAHAN • JONATHAN TRAMONTE • JEANETTE DOUCET • JEANETTE DOUCET JAMMIE ERBELDING • MENDY JINKS • SHEILA KOPPIE • JOSEPH LARIA • CHAD MERRITT • MARTIN MIGUEZ BETHANI SKIDMORE • RITATINGLER • APRIL TRAHAN • BRANDYTRAHAN • CHRISTY TRAHAN • DON TRAHAN HEATHER TRAHAN • JANELLA TRAHAN • JENNIFERTRAHAN • TRAVIS TRAHAN • JODI WELLS • BLANDON BADON • SHAWNA BADON • JENNIFER BLANCHARD • GENE CONSTANCE • SARAH CONSTANCE • JEANNIE GARBER • JESSICA KELLUM • CHRIS LEBEOUF • KEITH PRICE • CHRISTOPHER THERIOT • CARL TRAHAN • JENNY TRAHAN • ROBBY TRAHAN • THERESA TRAHAN • WENDY VINING • RAEDELLA BADON • JERRY DOUCET • MELANIE DUHON • MENDY HARRINGTON • SUMMER HICKS • WILLIAM LEBLANC • JESSICA LEGER • JESSICA LOGAN • SELINA MCGEE • AMANDA MEAUX • ANDREW TINGLER • rm I A TINGLER • TONYA TOUCHET • JOHN1TRAHAN LEE TRAHAN CHRISTOPHER BADON JUSTING TRAHAN • MELISSA TRAHAN SANDRA TRAHAN • MICHAEL ADAMS • SUNSHINE ANDERSON • BRENT BADON • RACHAEL CARUSSO • JACK CONSTANCE • AMANDA COURVELLE NICOLE DOUCET • EMILY FONTENOT SARAH GRIFFITH • KENNETH KELLUM TANYA LEJEUNE • BRIAN LELEUX LAMES POUSSON • CASEY THERIOT BRITNEY TRAHAN JAMIE TRAHAN TRAVIS TRAHAN ALESHA TRAHAN CODY TRAHAN TREVOR TRAHAN KIMBERLY WILLIFORD • ERIC ADAMS HANK BADON • DANIEL BLANCHARD BRADY HICKS • MICHAEL JINKS ANGELA KELLUM • JOSEPH LEJEUNE REGINA MCGEF • CASEY ROBERSON BRENT TRAHAN • JODY TRAHAN . COREY BADON • NICOLE CHRISTESON • RACHEL - MICHAEL MENZEL • THERESA ELSl'il ERBELDING gMf EULA MAE GRIFFITH .JUDYHARRINGTONI • DIANE drICF • CLAUDELLE SANDIFER • HOT SHOT SANDIFFR ROBIN SANDIFER CONNIE TRAHAN • IRENE TRACY Mn? TRAHAN • LINDA VINING ANGIF TRAHAN BOBBIE LANE TRAHAN iPPFFRYTRAMONTE • BARRY BADON . mCHELLE BOUDREAUX • GEORGE CONSTANCE JOAN.E CONSTANCE - FRICA 1 ARIA • DEUSA LEGER • Kt.Nl [EGER DAWN MCRIGHT DON iSS couTfNlu“CheatHh jink; TRAHAN • jennifffTkruis • TONYA LOGAN • TIFFANY ROMERO • DAVID SKIDMORE • AMANDA TRAHAN • SONJA TRAHAN • mWlagneaux . ERIC LAGNEAUX • MlCj EL YON • aki'chaRD • LANCE bCaNCHARD SHARON BOUDREAUX • DALE BREAUX REESA BADON • .MTrwnT • tinA POUNTAIN • DiANc rUn. mMi T riMrcR TRAMAN • JASON TONYA JINKSIfeEMffflNE RICUU. iet cinsebtrahan BtNJI CONSTANCE va TwJtoMTC - ICANF.TTF nnilCFT J£ANflTTF DOUCET JAMMIE ERBELDING • MENDY JINKS SHEILA KOPPIE • JOSEPH LARIA • CHAD MERRITT • MARTIN MIGUEZ • BETHANI SKIDMORE RITA TINGLER • APRIL TRAHAN BRANDY TRAHAN • 1 if A i