Bogalusa High School - Lumberjack Yearbook (Bogalusa, LA)

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A Time Of Mixed Emotions Graduation exercises for the class of'82 were held May 25, 1982, in the BHS stadium. With high spirits and robed in black, the seniors marched to Pomp and Circustance . It was a day of laughter and a day of tears. The long, awaited graduation was now a reality. Seniors were happy, as well as proud, of their accomplish- ments in high school. They hadjinal- ly accomplished what their parents had started over twelve years ago when they first brought them to school,- the class of '82 now had an education. Addressing the audience were Sa- lutatorian Melinda Sorrell and Valedictorian Kim Mizell. For the last time, retiring Superintendent J.L. Bickham presented the diplo- mas. The Class of 1982 voted black and gold as their class colors. The class flower was the yellow rose. The class motto was. Our memories lie deep within-Now we have a new life to begin. 1. You mean I can't wear my tennis shoes?! 2. Everything seems perfect for Christi David and Gina Knight. 3. Graduates march to the stadium. 4. I can't believe this isfinally it. 5. The traditional hat-throwing marked the fi - nal salute from the 1982 graduating class. 6. Ready to march to the stadium is Linda Middleton. 7. Receiving his diplomafrom Su- perintendent J.L. Bickham is Terry Dillion. 8. 'AI wonder what college will be like. 58 Graduation

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