Bogalusa High School - Lumberjack Yearbook (Bogalusa, LA)

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Horizon Cabinet The Horizon Cabinet is composed of the president and two representa- tives from each Horizon Club. The officers are: Mary Fendlason, Presi- dent, LeAnne Koonce, Vice-Presi- dent, Tammy Powell, Recording Sec- retaryg Ellie Barker, Reporter, Monica Martin, Treasurerg and Amy Branch, Corresponding Secretary. At the annual Horizon Ball the Queen was chosen on the basis of her accomplishments throughout the years in Camp Fire. The court in- cludes: Mary Fendlason, Princessg Kim Brister, Kim Griffin, Beth Earles and Amy Branch, Maids. l. Horizon Queen and her Honor Court. 2. I.eAnnc Koonce is chosen 1983 Horizon Queen. 3. Decorating committee for the Hori- zon Ball. 4. Horizon Cabinet members: Amy Breland, Anna Beth Hartzog, .lane Fendalson, Sherlene Alford, Robin Douglas, Sharon Cot- ton, Gina Thomas, Ellie Barker, Nicki Clinton, Tammy Powell, Mary Lee, Monica Martin. Kim Griffin, Lilyan Burdeaux, Mary Fendal- son, LeAnne Koonce .JA KG 1 Q.. 160 Horizon Cabinet .Z , ff l xr L1-33 -..N IT.. .01 fm . if .- , h v fi M., irkjlfi' I .ms , .4 lt? QPMW r 'fc -t lit , . .I TLKFT' V E1