Bogalusa High School - Lumberjack Yearbook (Bogalusa, LA)

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I Girls Basketball 81

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Lady Jacks Improve With Competition The BHS Girls Basketball team had a very full schedule of games. The girls worked very hard during after- school practice sessions which took up a lot oftheir time. The Lady Jacks realized that the fun they had playing made up for the effort of practice. Win or lose, the joy of participating was the most important part. I. Debra Perkins goes for the ball. 2. Playing tough defense are Felicia McCray and Tina Ratliff 3. Trepassers will be beaten. 4. Lady Jacks try to get the jump-ball. 5. Members of the I 982 Lady Jack's Basketball Team. First Row: Paula Sanderson, Caprice Dyson, Deb- orah Jones, S han Allen, Stacey Taylor. Second Row: Mrs. Giddens, Renee Nesbitt, Annette Burns, Tina Ratlifji Debra Perkins, Felicia McCray, Jamie Ratlyf 80 Girls Basketball

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