Bogalusa High School - Lumberjack Yearbook (Bogalusa, LA)

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Hall of Fame Theresa Lee Stewart Theresa is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Silas Leo Stewart. Theresa had a busy schedule while at high school. She was in Y-Teens, the Beta Club, the Spanish Club, the Latin Club, and the Golden B Honor Society. Theresa was a member ofthe SAK service club, serving as reporter, photographer, and historian. She was a TA re- presentative in the ninth grade and was on the Lumber- jack staff in the twelveth grade. Theresa received first place in the science fair for her project on Medicine and Health , and she went to the District Rally in biology. She was honored by being listed in the WHO'S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS. 5 P 180 Hall of Fame VN lr Melinda Kay Sorrell Melinda is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Sorrell. Melinda showed her tremendous academic ability while at Bogalusa High School. She graduated second in her class and was a four-year member of Beta Club and the Golden B Honor Society. Melinda represented her school at the District Rally in Home Economics I and English III. Melinda participated in other activities be- sides the academic ones. She was a three year member of the Spanish Club and a member ofthe Senior ClassAdvi- sory Board. Melinda is listed in the WHO'S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS.

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Amanda Margaret Ryals Mandy is the daughter ofMr. and Mrs. Ryals. Herfour years at BHS were well -spent, as she had many activities. Mandy expressed her devotion to the Lumberjacks as a cheerleader during her junior and senior years. She was a member of Y-Teens, Beta Club, FHA, 4-H, French Club, and the Golden B Honor Society. Mandy was treasurer ofthe senior class, president of the Panda Horizon Club, historian for Torch service club and Keyettes, a TA repre- sentative, and a Key Club Sweetheart. In the eleventh grade, Mandy showed her acting ability in the senior class play. She was also chosen to be a Homecoming maid her senior year. Athletically, Mandy played tennis for BHS three years, and won the P.E. departmental award herfreshman year. Mandy is listed in the WHO'S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS. 4 Stacey Irene Seal Stacey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Seal, has served Bogalusa High School well during her four-year stay. She was a member of the Paperdolls, serving as co- captain her senior year. Stacey was a member of Beta Club, YP '81, YP '82, and the Panda Horizon Club. She held the offices of pledge captain her senior year in Torch and sergeant-at-arms in Keyettes. Stacey served as Stu- dent Council Representative her junior and senior years, and she was a TA representative for three years. Stacey was treasurer of the Horizon Cabinet and was elected to attend Girls' State her junior year. Hall of Fame 179

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Rhonda Kaye Talley Rhonda is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tal- ley. Rhonda was both academically and athletically in- clined. She participated on the Lady .lacks basketball team and was a member ofthe BHS Band and Flag Corps. Rhonda was in BTS, serving as secretary and pledge cap- tain her senior year. She was also secretary of the Future Homemakers of America. Academically, Rhonda was a member ofthe Golden B Honor Society, and she went to the District Rally at Southeastern in Rhonda represented BHS at the State Rally in Lastly, Rhonda was freshman class secretary, a member of the French Club, and a par- ticipant in the Bloomer Bowl. , 1 ,4 Tammy Marie Thomas Tammy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Thomas, led an active high school career and was interested in many areas. Participating in student government, Tammy served as vice-president for her junior and senior classes. Athletically, she played basketball her freshman and ju- nior years. Tammy was a member of Keyettes, working on the party committee her senior year,' a three- year member of Torch, serving as secretaryg and Panda Horizon, serv- ing as vice-president. She was also a member ofthe Span- ish Club, YP '82, the AX staff the LUMBERJACK staff and, in her senior year, the Homecoming court. During her junior year, Tammy displayed her acting talents in the senior class play. Hall of Fame 181