BHS Librarian, Amy Adams, encourages all students to use the school library. She worked hard over the summer reorganizing the books and materials following new carpet installation and new paint. The library is available in the mornings before school and at each lunch recess for students to work independently. Students may come in to work on projects, complete homework, study, check in/out a book, or simply read. The librarian and the library are excellent resources for you in your academic endeavors. Stop by and check it out! See you soon!! Flo Boyles Talented Art Teacher Graduated Mississippi State -1978. From: Angie, Louisiana Hobbies: Enjoys spending time with her husband and kids and mud- riding. Favorite quote: “Be the change you want to see in the world”-- Gandhi Lenny Terrell Criminal Justice Teacher 6 th -8 th PE Teacher Graduated: SLU 2003 Pine High School – 1983 Retired: Washington Parish Sheriff’s Office 15 years, 2008 US Army 1989-1999 Hobbies: Referee High School football and basketball, 30 years Goal BHS: Shape the young men and women into motivated and productive students. Vanessa Smith 6 th grade ELA Teacher Married to Eric Smith and the proud mother of two sons. 2010 graduate of SLU and a 2013 graduate of Ashford University. “To educate involves shaping the minds of our future leaders. To be involved in this process is a blessing from God". Brett Cooper 6 th -8 th P.E. Teacher 1 st year teacher; Graduated from Pine High School and William Carey University Hobbies: Hunting and Fishing Goals for BHS: Keep students active September was a busy month; it ended with the 3 rd Annual Bogalusa Blues & Heritage Festival. Several students participated in the festivities. October was an even busier month. Many students felt overwhelmed with all the studying they had to do for exams, but were rewarded with a week-long break for the Washington Parish Free Fair. BHS students contributed dozens of works for the Arts Exhibit, both visual and written. Many of these submissions received ribbons for excellence. The Big Bad Lumberjack Marching Band and Army JROTC drill team looked stunning in the Washington Parish Free Fair parade. We ended October on a high note with all of our Homecoming activities. FESTIVALS, FAIRS, AND HOMECOMING AROUND CAMPUS - NEW TO BHS MESSAGE FROM THE LIBRARIAN
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BHS Librarian, Amy Adams,
encourages all students to use the school library. She worked hard over the summer reorganizing the books and materials following new carpet installation and new paint. The library is available in the mornings before school and at each lunch recess for students to work independently. Students may come in to work on projects, complete homework, study, check in/out a book, or simply read. The
librarian and the library are excellent resources for you in your academic endeavors. Stop by and check it out! See you soon!!
Flo Boyles
Talented Art Teacher
Graduated Mississippi State -1978. From: Angie, Louisiana Hobbies: Enjoys spending time with her husband and kids and mud-riding. Favorite quote: “Be the change you want to see in the world”-- Gandhi
Lenny Terrell
Criminal Justice Teacher 6th-8th PE Teacher
Graduated: SLU 2003 Pine High School – 1983 Retired: Washington Parish Sheriff’s Office 15 years, 2008 US Army 1989-1999 Hobbies: Referee High School football and basketball, 30 years Goal BHS: Shape the young men and women into motivated and productive students.
Vanessa Smith
6th grade ELA Teacher Married to Eric Smith and the proud mother of two sons. 2010 graduate of SLU and a 2013 graduate of Ashford University.
“To educate involves shaping the minds of our future leaders. To be involved in this process is a blessing from God".
Brett Cooper
6th-8th P.E. Teacher 1st year teacher; Graduated from Pine High School and William Carey University Hobbies: Hunting and Fishing Goals for BHS: Keep students active
September was a busy month; it ended with the 3rd Annual Bogalusa Blues & Heritage Festival. Several students participated in the festivities. October was an even busier month. Many students felt overwhelmed with all the studying they had to do for exams, but were rewarded with a week-long break for the Washington Parish Free Fair. BHS students contributed dozens of works for the Arts Exhibit, both visual and written. Many of these submissions received ribbons for excellence. The Big Bad Lumberjack Marching Band and Army JROTC drill team looked stunning in the Washington Parish Free Fair parade. We ended October on a high note with all of our Homecoming activities.
FESTIVALS, FAIRS, AND HOMECOMING
AROUND CAMPUS - NEW TO BHS
MESSAGE FROM THE LIBRARIAN
2015 YEARBOOKS FOR SALE
FALL SPECIAL $35.00 Order forms available from yearbook
staff, front office, or order online https://ybpay.lifetouch.com/ Yearbook ID Code 12216015
Lumberjacks Basketball Schedule
DATE PLACE TIME TEAM
Nov 1 SOUTH PIKE SCRIMMAGE A TBD BG
Nov 4 DENHAM SPRINGS SCRIMMAGE (DENHAM & SOUTHERN LAB)
Bogalusa High School basketball teams are excited about the 2014-2015 basketball season. Coaches DeMarquis Burise, Aubrey Watson, Strafford Goins, Kim Carriere, Rene Foster, and Coach Speedy are recruiting community support to help achieve success this season. Come on out and let’s show your Lumberjack Pride.
BHS ROYALTY
High School King and Queen; Aaron Taylor and
Tanzanik Mingo
Junior High Queen JaMya Young
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Junior High Homecoming Court
Amanak Woodard; Junior High Homecoming Queen, JaMya Young; Destiny Mark. 2nd Row-Erin Roberts; Jala Monnie; Taylor Blackwell, MaKayla Creel; and Angel Allen
Kenya Brown; Adriana Alexander; Ka'Freda Tippin; Camrie Bolar; Lena Glover; Johnnay Fields; Emerald Lathan; Jasmine Saucier; Miyana Roberts; Quantasia Lewis; Kendra Washington; Myigana Burrell, Cameron Graves, Kiana Taylor, Anna Grant,Trenese Pierce, Whitney Jones and Leanna Neurauter
The 2014 Bogalusa High School Homecoming Court
From left to right - Front Row: Gessyca Clark, Kailee Hawkins, Kierra Spikes, Kailyn Lundy, Tanzanik Mingo, Tyria Evans, Maiya Hughes, Montrache’ Leonard Back row: Tre’ Short, Roddarius Pittman, Tyran Holloway, Martiez Elzie, Aaron Taylor, Reginald Roberts, Elijah Hatcher, William Toussaint
The Bogalusa High School Timberdolls dance line are on a roll
this year! They performed at the Washington Parish Free Fair
wearing their new uniforms donated by the BHS Paper dolls.
They also marched and performed for activities during
Homecoming week. Sponsor and Head Coach Will Moses has
done an outstanding job with these ladies.
The Bee Fit X Logo Contest winners The Bee Fit X Logo contest was recently held. The art entries were completed through Mrs. Prator's and Ms.Boyles’s Art classes. The theme for this year was Bee Fit X- Win with Good Health.
Shown with administrators, Mrs. Jefferson and Mrs. Pittman. Left to right Third Place-Darrence Roberts; First Place-Gustavo Ramos; Second Place-Tiyuana Myres
BHS JROTC and band director Chad Harry recognized by
Festival Director, Malinda White. Both were rewarded
with checks for their participation.
Third Annual Bogalusa
Blues & Heritage Festival BHS JROTC and band director
Chad Harry recognized by Festival
Director, Malinda White. Both
were rewarded with checks for
their participation.
Washington Parish Free Fair
BHS JROTC and the Big Bad Lumberjack
Band marching in the fair.
Left to right Back Row: Kenya (6th), Daphine (6th), Derion (6th), Monterria (6th) Front Row: Leading Lady Myrion (6th), Mary (6th), Leading Lady Kia (7th), O'Layzha (8th), T'Asia (6th)
BHS students have some real talent – Great job to all the entries and the winners.
STUDENT ART EXHIBITED AT WASHINGTON PARISH FREE
FAIR.
Senior Team Bloomer Bowl Cheerleaders Junior Team
GREAT day to be a Lumberjack!
BLOOMER BOWL PAPERDOLLS!!!! A group of the most fabulous ladies on campus. Roderick Tillman, Ja’myrian Collins, Dionte
Fernandez, LeDarrien Roberts, Tyron Holloway, Reggie Roberts, Sean Forbes, Jymin Myers, and Mr. Aubrey Watson
