Bogalusa High School - Lumberjack Yearbook (Bogalusa, LA)

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ii ' S X R . f, 1. Mr. Cothern and Coach Murray try to get a better view of the outdoor pep rally activities. 2. Making final preparations for the Home- coming parade are Mrs. Happen and Elizabeth Klimczak. 3. Mr. Magee prepares for his Let me have your attention for these announce- ments. 4. Why would that nice police officer want to arrest Sue Adams? 5. Now, I told you not to shoot from 40 feet! 6. Homecoming Day, Elizabeth Klimczak puts the finishing touches on the parade plans with the help of Mr. Cothern and his daughter. 7. A short and to-the-point sign from office personnel. 8. Be- fore the Homecoming parade, Mrs. Bateman instructed the judges on the rules and regula- tions. , 1 .. f- . ,. f . My ...f f f...-.v,,,m...m,?-V...,........ . , me , . ,. , ., ,-Y ,,.-ff' 'L . f ' f- . f f f - 1 gg I uf' r f Q, , f regex nf-u ,- ' f,, ,LL 2 f., .f ,gf i 1,7 'KC ,,, Y 1, h t ,., ..,- 1, 7 4?-L-1 A I ' 1646... People 11

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,,,.,...., .. ., ,, 4, .,,,, ,..., ........,..m,..,.... .,..--. People Helping People Music, literature, club activities, and study were all part of a well- rounded academic lU'e at BHS. De- partmental clubs, such as the French and Spanish Clubs, added depth to the school 's background in foreign language. The band and chorus were our additions to the world of music. Term papers, sci- ence projects, mathematical analy- ses were all necessary for the awak- ening of the mind to new ideas. But someone had to set the goals and had to make the challenges. WHO? Teachers. Teachers told us the meaning of Reagonomics ,' teachers explained the use ofa par- ticipial phrase, teachers showed us how to prove a theorem, teachers de- scribed the process of evaporation. Teachers set the academic goals and challenges, and we followed. While teachers were setting the academic goals and challenges for us to follow, some very important individuals were making guidelines for us to go by. The administrators, namely our principal and assistant principals, governed us with author- ity and, at the same time, friend- ship. Librarians, office secretaries, and custodians added the finishing touches to academics at BHS. Li- brarians were there with all the books of knowledge, secretaries per- formed office duties with impor- tance on organization, and custo- dians provided necessary assistance to the everyday classroom routine. The variety of courses, clubs, and academic activities at BHS meant that there was something for every person. People being people-peo- ple helping people. I0 People

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2513? ei E' i 13. !'QiM+flmw.yg5,f K w. 3Mf.fSzww gy ,3-5 I. Betty Jo McClendon, Sherry Seals, Connie Gill, Gina Thomas, and Theresa Stephens show their AS T pride. 2. Pam Foster wears her favorite hatfor the pep rally. 3. Terry Dillon listens care- fully during one ofthe Speech Ilplays. 4. Aundrel Williams, Jennifer Porter, and Darlene Ratldf pose during lunch. 5. Tammy Thomas, Tatiunia Freeman, Gina Knight, Vali Hall, Stacey Seal, and Shelia Crain all believed that 1982 Seniors were No. I. 6. Bodie Simmons seems a little awe- struck by Algebra I. 7. Robert Waits and Earl Sanders seem wrapped-up in their chess game, as Robert Magee and Floyd Timmons watch. 8. Brian McCrey, Richard Payne, and Terrance Moses get together in the lobby of the auditorium before a pep rally. 9. Toby McSwain and Shelia Crain seem preoccupied in the closet. I2 People i Ki 121.-. .amz fa 2 '1 ur 4 if? 'Q