Bogalusa High School - Lumberjack Yearbook (Bogalusa, LA)

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Where else in the whole world would you be able to scream, holler, and act totally insane and not be sent to an in- stitution. You guessed it! Where else be- sides a Bogalusa pep rally. In this thirty minutes of craziness, held every Friday at the end of school, you will be able to see the cheerleaders cheer and the paperdolls dance, you will be able to hear the band play and Coach Murray give pep talks,' and you will be able to participate in something that will make you wish football season last- ed all year long. And of course, each class has a chance to win the Ax. Our ingredients for a great pep rally consists of a shake of spirit, the rattle of the crowd, and a roll of the drums. g I. Cheerleader captain, Elizabeth Klimczak, shows the school that she loves the Jacks. 2. Fresh- men knew how to show their spirit. 3. David Knight and Louie Harris encourage the crowd about the up-coming game. 4. The Lumberjack's motto dur- ing play-ojfs. 5. Cheerleaders show their stuff at a pep rally. 6. T he football players give it their best shot at the pep rallies. 7. I f this is what can happen every time we beat Covington, lets win every year. 8. The Lumberjacks walk across the stage after the pep rally. 9. Jacks are H in everyone's hearts. 1' x-5 --Jenni' 28 Pep Rallies Fa-esMEN ,fn r Bun

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l. David Knight and Kay Kay Knight-Home- coming 1982. 2. The Homecoming Court of 1981-composed of the senior Lumberjack football players and their ladies. 3. An on-the- field view of the Homecoming Maids. 4. En- joying the game are Homecoming Maids Mandy Ryals, Tammy Thomas, and Laurie Corbin. 5. Tommy Leos and his lady Michelle Dufrene. 6. During the pre-game ceremonies, Odette Peters was escorted by her father. 7. Mike Murray escorts Gina Knight. 30 People Being People