Bogalusa High School - Lumberjack Yearbook (Bogalusa, LA)

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Tennis: A Smashing Success Although tennis does not get the same kind of recognition as other sports, the tennis team never lost faith as they committed themselves to par- ticipate at a highly competitive level. Even though most of their efforts were individual, there existed a close unity between the players. l. Practicing her forehand is Annette Burns. 2. Backhanding a shot is John Porretto. 3. Concen- trating on his opponentls serve is Scott Bailey. 4. 1983 Tennis Team. lst Row: Michelle Poche, An- nette Burns, Durla Alford. 2nd Row: David Duke, Vin Knight, Scott Bailey, John Porretto, George Talbot, Todd King, Rogie Casama. 86 Tennis