Bogalusa High School - Lumberjack Yearbook (Bogalusa, LA)

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People Being People People being people involves . . . school . . . lunch . . . tests . . . pep rallies . . . homecoming . . . lockers . . . games people play . . . teacher's talent show . . . Almost Anything Goes . . . trip to Europe . . . Honor's Day . . . Mid-term Graduation . . . Honor Graduates . . . Senior Hon- or's Night . . . graduation and the final days. People being people at wacky parties, at homecoming, at funfilled pep rallies, and during the thrill of victories at sporting events I some- times the agony of defeatj . . . all went into the making ofa Bogalusa High School student's life. Variety is the spice of lUe, and BHS had plenty of it. Homecoming 1981 brought a surge of spirit to the stu- dent body. The teacher's talent show gave the faculty and staff a chance to display their abilities and ex- press themselves through their per- formances. Almost Anything Goes added to the rivalry among the classes. Pep rallies were a time when .lack fans could release all the spirit they had stored in them and show others what spirited people the Lumberjacks really were. The band, chorus, cheerleaders, and paper- dolls entertained us. Our favorite fast-food hangouts satisfied our hunger. Honor's Day provided a time for all underclassmen to be recognized for their outstanding achievements. Graduation severed the last ties ofthe seniors with BHS and fulfilled every senior's dream. A Lumberjack didn't have to worry about fitting in, because students at BHS were people being people. 1, ,C . , . .Q?.g,fl--: '-Lf-.?'!i?f!? .ifiefsyl - -Q91 ' .pe w- in ., 4 f . Q v xt .. A Hr.. -.pgsjlifyfwgf - 1-Qgjf 1-jg:-f ,Tl Q- ai :K -M - Q31 -5., g em. A gnefl , -gk. 5 ,. 4' Y..-.M ' 2 523 ,,. f..-gf I kk.-4'1 -' .Q . ' V My A . . ,jf-7-u-17114 .W me TlT 'l 'T'1'H'HT'1!T'll1'l M ' A . - '-1rfm.az.:.J3f 4. ...i,...g.am-0' he . , . T' -L' :Lg Y' 1 f-Q . 1 ' ' 1 . 1 , e ,, F Q g ,, .1 ,L , , , - ' , , I I W- 1 i 5, , 15 ' '-av ' ' - A . .- E392 Mx 6 F . .eb 12'-za-.'q-,iwrifle-fwsil. , T i ' f ng? L' Q-rad' vf'T+1!Q',,, ' ....gC, 'if 2.2! - t':5wQ+f?-+,.fA ft' 'w'-Lzf-f i 5i4'i1?-+-f1g-f1-- H ,lic '- ' -' '...5'- ,-.z1.....,-1f5J,fr3.-:e--- B f'5'Qwg-Q ' ' . gd . ' - ,, -'I' -- Q .. '-' .-,,..-fy. -1,. 'f'f-'-wx,-tw. -gr:-Atfft.. arf-.1 +31-if .C cf. W fe lf L1 -- C , 1-1 .r:g25g.t,:5f.agwf5.wv:.ewf' 12.1.3 fffswe if ve, . A efeB..'..-ef. .5 nfg1'. ff1s-v ew-r Aff: 1 'A e 1.-:.' 212.1fini.-if.4e..,w.2s:....uriu.:f,,...f sf::..g:.' if-A - f I iff 1 I. BHS Cheerleaders want the Jack fans to get 'fired-up for the big play-off game. 2. During a Speech II play practice, Melanie Starnes awaits her turn. 3. Mrs. Holcomb receives a direct hit from an unknown snow- ball thrower inAustria. 4. The Key Club bon- fire highlighted Homecoming festivities. 5. French and Spanish club members, Bitsy Daigle, Mary Lee, Brian Holmes, Melinda 4 People McNeese, and Susan Knight, enjoy a quick game of UNO at one of the airports before their departure. 6. The Jacks are on the drive for another touchdown. 7. Kim Gryjin gets ready to throw me something, Mister dur ing the 1982 Bogalusa Mardi Gras parade. 8 Greg Bennett seems to enjoy walking with CathyAverette during the presentation ofthe Homecoming Court.

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GJ 6. H5 People, we've got people . . . Miles and miles ofpeople . . . peo- ple doing things, saying things, whispering . . . people doing noth- ing, saying nothing, just being people. People smiling, people laughing, people sneering. . .peo- ple reflecting, doubting, ponder- ing . . . people just being people People 3

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