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

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 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

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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