Bogalusa High School - Lumberjack Yearbook (Bogalusa, LA)

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Vali Ann Hall Vali is the daughter ofMrs. Sharron Hall. Vali had an active stay while at BHS. She was a member of the Beta Club, the French Club, the Golden B Honor Society, and Keyettes. Vali was a three- year member of PK T, serv- ing as treasurer her senior year. She went to District Rally in physics, was secretary ofher senior class, and a TA representative in the eleventh grade. Vali received the Student GovernmentAward and was listed in the WHO'S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STU- DEN T S. 't 7'5 Robert Darryl Harris Robert is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Algie Craft. Robert represented BHS very well in the athletic events. He played football for four years, making All-District two times. Robert was a four-year basketball player, too, and was chosen to receive the Mack Harvey Award. In addi- tion to these sports, Louie was on the track team in the ninth grade and a four- year baseball player, for which he was named team captain. He was also a member of the Alpha '82 club. Hall of Fame 175

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Hall ofFame Merrilyn Alane Bush Merrilyn is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Bush. Merri lyn 's four years at BHS were well -spent, as she had many activities. She was a member of Y- Teens, the Beta Club, the French Club, YP '82, and the Golden B Honor Society. Participating in Keyettes, she served as party chairman her senior year. Mel was also a three- year member ofSAK, holding the office ofvice-president and historian. She was treasurer ofthe sophomore class and a TA representative for three years. Mel attended Girls' State in the eleventh grade. She is listed in the WHO'S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STU- DEN T S. '70-f Kellie Denise Cefalu Kellie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cefalu. 174 Hall ofFame Kellie was very busy while at BHS. She was a member of Paperdolls, the Beta Club, the French Club, the Panda Horizon Club, and Y-Teens. Kellie was also a member of Keyettes, serving as chaplain, and Torch, serving as vice- president her senior year. She was chosen to be in the Homecoming court her junior year, and a T .A. representa- tive her freshman year. To make the prom a success, she was a member of YP '81 and YP '82.

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Hall ofFame S tephenie Robelia Jacobs Stephenie, the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. James W. Jacobs, led a varied life while at high school. She was a member of Y-Teens, 4-H, French Club, and the Panda Horizon Club. Stephenie served as treasurer of T orch,' party committee member in Keyettes,' president of the Bogalusa Camp Fire Council, campfire cabinet member, and a sweetheart of Key Club. In her sophomore year, Stephenie was on the mayor's advisory board. She was also in the senior class play herjunior year. As a Lumber- jack staff member and editor, Stephenie worked hard to present a well-organized annual. Not only did Stephenie attend Girls' State her senior year, but she was also pre- sented the Good Sportsmanship Award and the American Legion Scholarship. Stephenie is listed in the WHO'S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STU- DENTS. 176 Hall of Fame 4M Elizabeth Ann Klzmczak Elizabeth is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Klimczak. Elizabeth exemplwed her school spirit by be- ing a cheerleader for four years, with the position of co- captain her senior year. She was a member of the Beta Club, French Club, Panda Horizon Club, Keyettes, YP '81, and the Golden B Honor Society. Elizabeth was also an active member of 4-H, serving as vice-president her freshman year, president her sophomore year, and president of 4-H in Washington Parish her junior year. Elizabeth was very involved in our student government. She served on the mayor's advisory board, was a represen- tative on the student council, was a TA representative, and in her senior year, was student body president. Elizabeth was also president of Torch and YP '82. She attended Girls' State her junior year, and was chosen to return as a junior counselor her senior year. Showing her dramatic ability, Elizabeth was in the senior class play her junior year. To prove her academic ability, Elizabeth went to the District and State Rallys in French III, and to the Dis- trict Rally in civics.