Bogalusa High School - Lumberjack Yearbook (Bogalusa, LA)

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Jacks Are State Quarter-finalist in First Year in AAA The 1981 Lumberjack Football play- ers. First row: Donnie Adams, Louise Harris, Brian Dobson, Quinn Cas- Harry. Fourth Row: Head Coach Lewis Murray, Albert Oatis, Stanley Pigott, Tommy Leos, Alton Johnson, BHS 0 Vamadfl 6 sidy, Rogert Mcgee, Wes Crain, Jar- Mark Bennett, Sean Smith, Wes BHS 8 Fmnkllmon 12 vis Blackburn, Derick Singley, Bill Robertson, Kenneth Smith, Scott BHS 34 Hammond, 0 Touchstone, Allen Kellar. Second Miller, Greg Bennett, Jimmy Wil- BGS 18 Joh? Cums 24 Row: Cullie Cotton, Maynard Hay- liams, Coach Billy Murray BHS 21 Covfngton 20 land, Clay Foreman, Richard BHS 17 Amlff 1 16 Bglewgye, Mike Ward, Jimmy Bree- 1. Coach Bin and Coach Murray discuss e BHS 36 Mandeville 0 zeale, Edward Sartin, Dewayne Sm.- serious play with Tony Granger. 2. Exhausted BHS 36 Live Oaks 0 tin, Wade Crosby, Bruce McGowan, gram If bug glyze' Ifarvzs lilaikburnktalxls Ponchatoula 0 C R b B b- Veal Er. . lim efjdf S ma E El BHS 7 St P I I1 1 y 071075 0 eff 1 mms, 0 grand entrance into a crucial game. 4. The ' mf by Cotton. Third Row: Coach Eddie 1981 Bogalusa High School Lumberjacks. 5. BHS 2 F k f0 12 Wqlkgr, Tgny Granger, Llgyd ln spring framing, Bruce Mecewar and Rich- BHS 19 Salmen 6 Statham Joanthan Minix Mike ard Boleware prepare for the '81 season. 6. BHS 20 Deytrghan 9 Murray kutter Lundie Jeffrfey Bal- Donnie Adams is sure his ifl team will come BHS 6 St' Martinville 7 ton Ricky Creel Coach Melton outonmp' 66 Football

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Jacks Pound T ors BHS 34 HHS 0 Bogalusa did an outstanding job tying up the Tornadoes 34-0. The Jack's defense turned in a four-star performance, which held the T ors to 14 total yards in the whole game. Among other things the Jacks de- fense: -held Hammond without a first down until the third quarter. -sacked the Tor quarterbacks nine times for 65 yards in losses. -gave up just 14 yards. -forced four turnovers. Lest, we forget, the Bogalusa offense turned in an outstanding perfor- mance. Particularly sharp was the passing game, featuring quarter- backs Albert Oatis and Orlando Lundy throwing to gU'ted receivers such as Rogie Magee, Louie Harris and Mark Bennett. Curtis K0's Jacks BHS 18 JCHS 27 The Jacks came within two plays of defeating John Curtis. The Patriots came into the game with a 35 game winning streak. The two plays which beat the Jacks, were the 70 yard punt return and the 95 yard kick-off re- turn, both for TDs. Despite the fact that BHS had the better of it rushing and passing while rollingfor 11first downs in the second half to just 3 for Curtis, the Patriots made the bi g play when it was needed. Most of Bogalu- sa's offense was directly attributable to Oatis as he connected on 17 of 33 passes for 222 yards and all three of his club's T D's. Rogie Magee caught 7 passes for 120 yards and 2 T D's. Jacks Tame Lions BHS 21 CHS 20 The BHS Lumberjacks, who seemed dead at haUtime, rose from the ruins in the second hah' to whip the mighty Covington Lions 21-20. During thefirst ham Covington's de- fense had beaten Bogalusa's offense to a pulp in holding the Jacks to just one first down and 16 yards. With 11:08 left in the game, B. Plummer scored from 3 yards out for a 13-12 advantage. Covington immediately answered, scoring on the first play following the kickoff giving the Lions a 20-13 lead. Then with just 4:30 on the clock, Oatis capped a clutch 70-yard drive by passing 7 yards to Stanley Pigott. Covington came back, but Plummer ended the last Lion 's drive with an interception. 5' X B. 68 Football .fx ' ff 18 '49 2, dvi