Bogalusa High School - Lumberjack Yearbook (Bogalusa, LA)

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Up Where We Belong 'V X L C ZYEEKE , 1 rm 3. fi A r ' ' -fir- .c ,,,, e fiff' , .. S gh f' r K ...L W ,..e 1 l. I983 Young People members. lst Row: Melissa Coulon, Bryan Kemp, Kim Brister. 2nd Row: Blaine Dunaway, Jeanette Richardson, Chav Pierce, Susan Pusa, Mary Fendalson. 3rd Row: Jimmy Breazeale, Mary Lee, Tammy Powell, Richard Bolcware. 4th Q Row: Jimbo Jacobs, Don Bates, Beth Earles, Kay Kay A Knight, Ellie Barker, Treidi Perrault, Cheryl Young. 5th Row: Lee Gallaspy, Lilyan Burdeaux, Blacke Crosby, Mark Bennett, Wade Lively. 2. YP President Kim Brister. 3. YP Vice-President Wade Lively. W1 Young People '83 I49

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BTS Has Exciting Year BTS Service Club had a very excit- ing year. They started off the school year by working at Prep Week and wel- coming Freshmen to Bl-IS. They were proud to receive several new members in September. BTS entered a car in the Homecoming parade and received sec- ond place. They collected money for cystic fibrosis and had many money making projects such as raffles, a spa- ghetti dinner, and garage sales. BTS enjoyed many fun and rewarding mo- ments together including meetings, workshops, senior suppers, slumber parties, formal and informal initi- ations, and most of all their end of the year trip to Florida. 1. Sponsor Ruth Horne. 2. BTS Members. lst Row: Melinda McNeese, Darlene Passaro, Tana Stogner, Cheryl Young, Karen King, Dru Al- ford, Jane Carney. Znd Row: Michelle Stafford, Michelle Penny, Carol Sheridan, Melissa Con- way, Karen Stogner, April Page, Michelle King, Durie Alford, Kim Earles, Durla Alford. 3. Mi- chelle Penny welcomes a new pledge on Bid Day. 4. BTS Officers: Dru Alford, workshop captain: Melinda McNeese, secretary, Jane Carney, president, Darlene Passaro, historian. tis 148 BTS

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AST Has Productive Year AST Service Club had an exciting and productive year. The school year began with numerous summer work- shops in preparation for the upcoming football season and Bid Day. ln Sep- tember, Adrian Nunn, Terri Hill, Shei- la Gerald, Angela Rogen, and Kim Galloway accepted AST bids. Spring bids brought more new faces to the club, including Helen Quave, Connie Gill, Angie Thomas, Leslie Ungar, and sweetheart Jason McGehee. With each meeting, workshop, project, or bar-b- que, AST members were brought clos- er together in lasting friendship. 1. AST emblem. 2. All smiles is AST member Sheila Gerald. 3. AST Officers: Lisa Dunaway, workshop captain: Ruth Branch, vice-president, Carolyn Neilsen, presidentg Samantha Black- well, secretary-treasurer, Theresa Stephens, sgt.- at-arms. 4. AST members. lst Row: Lisa Spen- cer, Lisa Dunaway, Adrian Nunn, Jill Fournet, Carolyn Neilsen. 2nd Row: Jason McGehee, Gina Thomas, Connie Gill, Helen Quave, Terri Hill, Angie Thomas, Leslie Ungar, Susan Ma- gee, Sponsor, Jim Cothern. 5. AST members and pledges enjoy formal initiation. 6. Even through informal initiation, these AST members main- tain club friendship. 7. AST banner. 8. Lisa Spencer and Sheila Gerald endure the perils of initiation, 9. Happiness is being an AST pledge. l ,f'N 150 AST Ji: