Bogalusa High School - Lumberjack Yearbook (Bogalusa, LA)

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Extravaganza Highlights Year The Spartanette Service Club has as its aim the development of finer young ladies through spiritual, civic, social and educational experiences. This year, the Spartanettes sponsored a Halloween party forthe children ofthe community, gave baskets to the needy, sponsored a Christmas party, the annu- al Black History program, and the Spartanette Extravaganza. They also took a trip to New Orleans to view the Ebony Fashion Show. In the Summer of 1982, the Spartanettes had as their annual trip a cruise to the Bahamas. This year, they plan to visit Montgom- ery and Tuskegee, Alabama, Qto see the George W. Carver Museum of Sci- encel, Chattanooga and Gatlinburg, Tennessee, Cherokee, South Carolina and Atlanta, Georgia. l. 1983 Spartanette Queen Tonya Jordan. 2, Spartanctte members abroad thc S.S. Emerald Seas. 3. Spartanette members: Missy Frazier, Presidentg Madie Martin, vice-presidentg Judy Brown, secretary: April Smith. assistant secre- tary: Stacey Taylor, treasurer: LaTonya Jack- son, reporter and Chairman of decorationsg Sharva Hampton. Chandra Rayford, Terron Dexter. Monique Bruns, Jamie Ratlifl, Shaun- dra Bridges, Felecia Smith, Madie Martin, Don- nia Williams, Tamatha Brown. Spartanettes 145

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sb -QCICETLQ' .fi- Ss L... I Viva Espczliolf The members of the Spanish Club en- joyed an active year. There were swim- ming parties and bar-b-ques at the ca- sas of Gary Seal and Rebecca Gill. The group went to Deona Boones for a Hal- loween costume contest. The students took two trips to New Orleans, one trip involved a meal at Anything Goes and the other trip was ice skating and shopping at Lake Forest. A Christmas party at Mrs. Sheridan's featured potluck spanish dishes, exchanging gag gifts, and a hay ride. Spanish classroom treats involved pinatas, treasure hunts, valentines and games in Spanish. They went to eat taco pizza and later dinner at the Western Sizzlin. Some of the club was lucky enough to travel to Mexico or Europe. l. 1983 Spanish Club. Susan Magee, Advisor: Mi- chelle Penny, Leslie Ungar, Wendy Weicke, April Page, Bonnie Page, Tina Ratliff, Michelle Wil- liams, Aretha Williams, Tracy Mitchell, Lorrie Laws, Maria Longo, Wandra Rayford, Monique Walker, .lane Sheridan, Advisor: Robin Ellis, Tana Pritchard, Tana Stogner, Elena Kelahan, Tana Crain, Traci Grimes, Rhonda Augustine, Terri Hill, Gary Seal, Carol Sheridan, Richie Magee, Sherry Busby, Julie Langston, Cristi McDaniel, Sondra Pace, Laurie Corbin, Stefanie Campbell, Mark Seal, Jill Perrault, Rebecca Gill, Lee Barlow, Lester Mitchell, Connie Gill, Sherry Seal, Deonna Boone, Angela O'Quinn, Kim Wheat, Matt Messner, Chav Pierce. .Iuan Guy, Blair Davis, George Talbert, Mitch Wagner, Chris Mitchell, Bruce Reid, Scoot- er Fortenberry, Larry Lassley, Trey Price, Tim Ev- ans, Tim Haik. vw: a llllff 144 Spanish Siffftsx IQ 7' i .1 5 Q I S

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u,g.1.tJ.tt,U.,, i V'k S Student Council Has Outstanding Year 1. Giving his speech at Parents' Night is President of the Student Body Bryan Kemp. 2. Visiting City Hall is Mayor Rawls and his advisory Board. 3. 1982- 83 Student Council. lst Row: Sponsor Debbie Bateman, Jane Fendlason, Tina Thomas, Kelia Blackburn, Tami Brown, Jimbo Jacobs, Charlene Flot, Denny Knight, Tammy Powell. 2nd Row: Bry- an Kemp, Rusty Fournet, Chris Miller, Derrick Timmons, David Duke, Stefanie Campbell, Rebecca Gill, David Holli- man, Penny McNutt, Mary Fendlason. 4. The Sophomore Class Representa- tives: David Holliman, Derrick Tim- mons, Tammy Brown, David Duke, Re- becca Gill, Stafanie Campbell. 5. The Student Body Officers: Denny Knight, Tammy Brown, President Bryan Kemp. 6. The Freshman Class Representatives: Tina Thomas, Jane Fendalson, Kelia Blackburn, Rusty Fournet, Chris Miller. 7. The Junior Class Representatives: Charlene Flot, Penny McNutt, Jimbo Jacobs, Denny Knight. 8. Senior repre- sentative Mary Fendlason. 9. Senior Re- presentative Alesia Hall. Senior Repre- sentative Tammy Powell. 11. Senior Representative John Porretto. 146 Student Council