Bogalusa High School - Lumberjack Yearbook (Bogalusa, LA)

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Jacks Have An Impressive Year Jacks Top Slidell Bogalusa enjoyed its first win of the sea- son. beating Slidell 58-55. The Jacks con- trolled the game the first three quarters as Smith, Magee, and Plummer pounded the boards, while Lundie whipped Slidell downcourt on the fastbreak for easy goals. The Jacks led by 13. 47-34. early in the fourth quarter before Slidell came storming back. The Slidell Tigers tied the contest at 51 and again at 53 before the Jacks ran off four straight points to ice it. Jacks Whip Salmen The Lumberjacks won their second straight game, whipping the Salmen Spar- tans 66-6O in the Skipper Invitational Tournament. Salmen jumped to a l7-l2 lead after the first quarter, but the Jacks stormed back to outseore Salmen l7-9 in the second quarter to take a 29-26 halftime lead. Bogalusa led 46-42 after three per- iods. Salmen cut Bogalusa's lead to one point on three occasions in the final stanza. but Lundie got a hot hand with his ll points as the Jacks held off the Spartans. 68 Boys Basketball

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Jacks Whips Kentwood The Jacks blasted the Kentwood Kanga- roos 77-52. The Jacks had an easy time with Kentwood, leading 18-13 and stretch- ing it to 41-27 at the half. The lead grew throughout the second half. .lacks Exorcise the Demons The Bogalusa Lumberjacks whipped the Franklinton Demons 58-48 to capture the Franklinton Invitational Tournament. But- ter Lundie and Bruce Plummer were named to the boys' all-tourney team. In the Bogalusa-Franklinton showdown, the Jacks stepped to a 31-25 lead at the half, expanded it to 41-32 entering the fourth quarter, and fought offa Demon ral- ly to pull out the win. BHS Slips By Varnado The Lumberjacks scored a thrilling 68- 64 win over the Varnado Wildcats in front ofa large audience swelled by the Bogalusa High student body. The loss was the first for Varnado after 10 wins to open the sea- son. The .Iacks trailed 30-27 at the half, but came storming back in the third quarter to grab a 49-40 spread entering the final eight minutes. The Cats roared back to close the gap 64-62 with 30 seconds remaining, but two free throws iced the Jacks' win. .lacks Edge Ponchatoula Lumberjacks, holding off a furious fourth quarter rally, whipped Ponchatoula 56-54 in the District 8-AAA opener for both schools. The Jacks were seemingly in total command at the end of the third quar- ter, leading 46-32. l. 1983 Lumberjacks: Tim Thompson, George Var- nado, Mike Brister, Butter Lundie, Rogie Magee, Lee Gallaspy, Sean Smith, Bruce Plummer, Kevin Henry, Chav Pierce, Julian Powell, Clay Foreman. 2. Rogie Magee awaits his time to get in on the action. 3. Out- running the defense, Bruce Plummer goes up for a lay- up. 4. Butter Lundie dribbles around a player. 5. Sean Smith goes up for a score. 6. Clay Foreman makes a fast-break. Boys Basketball 69