Bogalusa High School - Lumberjack Yearbook (Bogalusa, LA)

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Lady Jacks Finsih Second At Regionals The Lady Jacks opened their second track season by winning the Bogalusa Invitational with 88 points to 73 for Mandeville. Picking up first for the Lady Jacks were Aundrell Williams in the 100-meter hurdlesg Karen Johnson in the 100-meter dash, and Sherri Fields in the 400-meter dash. The Jacks also picked up many second and thirds. The Lady Jacks also won the PGT Beauregard Track Meet. The Ladies took six first place finishes in relays and sprinting events. B.H.S. was tied with East Jefferson with l0l points each. A coin toss won by the Jacks decided first place. Seeking revenge for losing the district track meet by ll seconds to Mandeville in the 1600-meter, the Lady Jacks came back this year relatively strong to win the District track meet with 74 points to Mandevilles 60 points. Karen Johnson was named Outstanding Trackwoman of the meet. The Lady Jacks continued their rapid improvement by finishing second in the regional meet to an outstanding Lutcher Team. Sherri Fields was a standout for the Lady Jacks winning the 400 meters and running a leg on the winning 1,600 meter relay teams with Louise Adams, Aundra Williams, and Kelia Blackburn. The Jacks also received many seconds, which gave them the opportunity to go to State. l. Throwing the discus is Debra Perkins. 2. Hear- ing the sound ofthe gun, Sherri Fields and Valerie Peters begin the 800-meter race. Later, Sherri placed second, and Valerie placed fourth. 3. With baton in hand, Karen Johnson looks ahead for her teammate. Karen was named MVP at this district track meet. 4. 1983 Track members. lst Row: Lou- ise Adams, Karen Johnson, Kelia Blackburn, Aun- drel Williams. 2nd Row: Coach Walker, Tracey Blackburn, Valerie Paters, Darlene Ratliff, Sherri Fields, Dianne Way, Debra Perkins. 5. Racing ahead ofthe others in the 400-meter relay is Shan Allen, with Sherri Fields close behind. 6. Members of the girl's track team with their District 8-AAA trophy and medals, Kelia Blackburn, Aundrel Wil- liams, Louise Adams, Coach Walker, Sherri Fields, Pam Forbes, Darlene Ratliff, Shan Allen, Karen Johnson, Debra Perkins, Dianne Way, Tra- cy Blackburn, and Valerie Peters. 78 Track

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Lumberjacks Make It To Slate Semi-Finals .lacks Shine at Double-Hitter The Lumberjacks took both games against Pearl Riverg the first 8-5 and the second 10-4. In the first inning the Jacks grabbed a 2-1 lead, and by the 3rd inning it grew to 3-1. The Jacks later received five more runs to ice off the victory of the first game. The second game the .lacks jumped to an early 3-0 lead and by the 3rd in- ning had gained five more runs to make it 8-0. The Jacks later upped their score by two to make it 10-3. Jacks Lose Opener Although the Lumberjacks lost their season opener 5-1 , it was said that as far as execution was concerned, it was a good season opener. The Jacks made many outstanding offensive and defen- sive plays. Skippers Shell Jacks Early in the first inning the Lumber- jacks fell behind, 3-0. ln the second in- ning the Skippers poured on six more runs, which totaled 9-0. The Jacks re- ceived their only run late in the 3rd in- ning, and the score remained the same throughout the match, 9-1. Tate's Home Run Gives Jacks Win .l,.l, Tate's dramatic two-run home run with two out in the seventh inning lifted the Jacks to a 7-5 win over the Salmen Spartans. Tate, a first base- man, jumped on a fastball and drove it far over the fence in left field as the Lumberjack players and fans erupted in pandemonium. His blast capped a three-run rally by the .lacks that wiped out a 5-4 lead by Salmen. l. Hoping for a base hit is team captain Lance Byrd. 2. Sliding to second base is Butter Lundy. 3. Beating the throw to first base is Butter Lundy. 4. 1983 Lumberjack Baseball players. lst row: Travis Wheat, Jeff Kimble, Derrick Timmons, Tommy Fenley, Roger Adams, Ver- non Farr. 2nd Row: Al Ratliff, Keith Kirkfield, Reggie Jackson, Mike Ward, Al Henry, Mar- shall Adams, Barry Richardson. 3rd Row: Coach Alan Byrd, Daryl Harris, .l.J. Tate, Tonnie Gill, Juan Guy, Lance Byrd, Bruce Plummer. 5. Pursuing the ball is third baseman Al Henry. 6. Bruce Plummer whops a home- run! 80 Baseball 5 3 ea, V, ggyl ,, ,. LV... I, . s. ,,... , . .- ,M .-. ? , ..r L A, K l f t I A A: nf . A.. .r f-v ' ' 9 3, ...,. me f . - V. ' U . .aa-.rf ifffivfff' A . -Vf!f,2,fe,'ff, va., 9,-,ff- grge,f.v 7 ,,.isFH' -6- Q 3,3-Y.-3 M F ff . a 1f.f9WaRfs'.-frxmf . f Hi: we-tw,-5 fa-r .g 1 , lt'e W 5.1.5-I - ry: ik K F ri -grgff, 1 4 ,gui V9 , . -'Cf .,,, . ,-.P . -- -. 1595, . .v ' ,152 x . . . 5112 r . 1 l. ' Pfam P SE? ' 1 x 3