Bogalusa High School - Lumberjack Yearbook (Bogalusa, LA)

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TORCH had a busy year, spending the last part ofAugust preparing for the Jacks football season. Torch spent many work- shop hours making signs for the quadrangle, spirit tags, and many other items. In September, nine pledges accepted bids. I n October the pledges were informally ini- tiated. Torch helped clean-up E isworth-T albert for 1heArts and Crafts Festival. Torch took first place in the homecoming parade. In November the club held its 3rd Alumni Tea, went Christmas car- oling, and had their Christmas banquet. In January and Febru- ary the underclassmen kidnapped the seniors for breakfast, they formally initiated the pledges, and enjoyed the annual Heart Fund bucket brigade. March and April proved to be busy months with slumber parties, a raffle and the spaghetti dinner. Closing the year was the passing down of of- fices, a swimming party, and some time at Pensacola Beach. I. Torch pledge adds her torch to the flame. 2. Torch placed first in the home- coming parade. 3. Lumberjack spirit is exemplified. 4. Mary Lee and Jeanette Richardson show their Torch spirit. 5. On bid day Monica Martin, Stacey Talley, and Kay Kay Knight all show how excit- ing it is. 6. The night before homecoming the members were still working hard. 7 Torch pledges of 1981-82. 8. Torch mem- bers clown-around after a bucket brigade. 9. Senior Torch members. TORCH 135

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S partanettes Serve Community The Spartanettes were busy this year doing service projects for the community. They spon- sored the children's Halloween party, gave baskets to the needy, enjoyed the annual Christmas Ball, presented the annual Black History program, sponsored the 1982 Extravaganza and the Dil- lard University Choir in concert. They also gave a gift to the citi- zens at Rest Haven Nursing Home and sponsored a bucket brigade for Sickle Cell Anemia. The annual educational tour to the Bahamas. Sponsors for the club are Miss Ada Hannibal and Mrs. Barbara Butler. I. Extravaganza Queen Carmen Martin. 2. Extravaganza participants. 3. Soul Movement '82. 4. Spartanette parents. S partanettes I 3 7