Bogalusa High School - Lumberjack Yearbook (Bogalusa, LA)

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A Chip Conerly-10th Ai Ilth Guidance Counselor : 'J lm. Ms. Ada Hannibal-9th Guidance Counselor Academics 153

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A s I . 2 1 -, .,, v-,,v- Mrs. Stevie Hoppen-12th Grade Guidance Counselor Our guidance office is constantly bustling with students reviewing col- lege catalogs and scheduling classes and reviewing career plans. Our three guidance counselors are Miss Ada Hannibal, Mr. Chip Conerly, and I 52 Academics Mrs. Stevie Hoppen. Miss Hannibal has the task ofdealing with all ofthe frightened freshmen at the beginning of the school year. Mr. Conerly guides the tenth and eleventh graders. Mrs. Hoppen handles the seniors and prepares them for college and lUe on their own. Every student at BHS owes a debt of gratitude to these three for the efforts they put forth to make our stay at high school as pleasant as pos- sible.

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4--K. .. , 'Q 'wax G- Social Studies and Commerce Departments. Louise Giddens, Randy Seal, Normel Keller, Lorraine Hall, Gloria WoU'e, Ann Harvey, Patsy Johnson, Debbie Bateman, Eddie Lawrence. Our social studies department at- tempts the harrowing job of expand- ing students' cultural understanding. Offering a wide variety of classes, the department accepted the challenge of enhancing the student s knowledge of social and economic factors that have 154 Academics affected mankind since the begin- ning of history. By studying social studies, each student learns how to become involved in the world he or she lives in. The year is filled with pro- jects, reports, term papers, and oral presentations that make every student a little more aware of what is going on around him. BHS offers students a wide variety of courses dealing with the social sciences, ranging from ci- vics and American history to current social problems and free enterprise.