Baton Rouge High School - Fricassee Yearbook (Baton Rouge, LA)

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Therefore, it is with great pride that we dedicate the 1958 Fricassee to our own Coach W. B. '4Bat Gourrier. Recognition MRS. B. W. PEGUES Baton Rouge High School has lost one of the most outstanding mathematics teachers in the State with the retirement of Mrs. B. W. Pegues. For the past 31 years, Mrs. Pegues has been a well-known and well-loved memher of the BRHS Faculty. teaching hoth Mathematics and Home Economics. During her teaching career, Mrs. Pegues has seen many of her students go into successful fields. She has seen them grow and marry, and has had their children in her classroom. She has heen with her pupils when they faced difficulties as well as happiness. She has been with them not only literally but also in their hearts for a long time. This year Mrs. Pegues was compelled to retire because of ill healthg this news caused great sorrow at BRHS, but we know that in the long run this much needed vacation is the best thing for her. Baton Rouge High School will miss the familiar sight of Mrs. Pegues and of her lovely flower arrangements in the office and elsewhere in the building, but she has left a deep and lasting impression upon its heart. Administration DR. LLOYD V. FUNCHESS Superintendent of Schools of East Baton Rouge Parish In Appreciation MR. LACY E. DAVIS Assistant Principal H0ur chief want in life is somebody who shall make us do what we can.'7 MR. DENNIS F. BURGE Principal Great men stand like solitary towers in the city of Godf' Fricassee Staff wwf Julie Phillips Bobette Cohn Parker Williamson Co-Editor Editor Business Manager , i 1' 'I lx we 1 W... 7 533 l k 'ish it it A f,,fn Robyn Stewart Catherine Bonham Mary Scott Barton Robin Robb Circulation Manager Advertising Manager Literary Editor Sports Editor Jo Ann Cooper Jo Ann Watson Nancy LeLaurin Cara Lu Kewish Feature Editor Feature Editor Feature Editor Art Editor tq,Mi+ Y tarl Sally lVlelun Linda Rockhold Ann LeLaurin Gary Crawf rd Picture Editor Picture Editor Picture Editor Photographer 'W P P f 'L ir Q yy. 5 ,ytk t, .. ,V, E t ti, E at if ABS lf. ' X 1 f , - I gmt . 'g ga k I F Q Lorraine Salemi .40 'Ex Melanie Meeks Glenda Gaar i ..,., if 'Ns .'::. e. A Susan Drutman xfwt Antoinette Salemi Kathleen lVlcGurk 'HMV' Tolly McCollum Sue Rayburn Pat Carpenter K PM LT or reigns' :SM 27' .ff . 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UAW Mx f x 2 MA XA ,JXJ ,fx jg, XJOUZI of 2726 Hdfb Of and Jhio 2726 Deep Senior Class Ufjicers fejjf Terry, President Stan, Bardwell, Vice President Clay Dagas, Secretary JoAnn Cooper, Treasurer RANDALL ABSHIRE, JR. The greatest pleasure I know is to do a good deed. Alpha Sigma Phig Jetsg Lat- ing Mathg Mu Sigmag Sci- ence. JIMMY ADCOCK A nobleman, friendly and frank. Spanish Club. CARROLL ALDEN Not too soberg not too gay. Student Councilg BR Club: Football. JIMMY ALEXANDER It's easy to forget the boring days of schoolg But I'll ever remember my knack for break- ing rules. Science Club. MABEL ANDREWS When you are in trouble or in doubt, call on Mabel. 4-Hg FHA. CARROLL ABY Men of few words are the best men. .letsg Scienceg Spanishg Mu Sigmag Alpha Sigma Phi. ALBERT ALBRIGHT I have learned, in whatsoever state I am, therein to be con- tent. Libraxyg Concert Bandg All- State Honor Band. BOB ALELLO Whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap. Band: Junior Red Cross. MARY ALLEN Gentle are her ways. French g Science 3 Future Teachersg 4-Hg Mathg Mu Sigmag Alpha Sigma Phig Na- tional Honor Societyg Girls' Ensemble. MARY ANDREWS All who would win joy must .share itg happiness was born a twin. 4-HQFHA. ELDON AN SELMO His good nature makes many friends. MARY ANN ARCHER She always proves a friend to you. FHAg 4--Hg FBLAg Lihraryg Junior Red Crossg Scienceg Office Girl. LARRY AUNE Ask and it shall be given youg seek and ye shall findg knock and it shall be opened unto you. Scienceg 4-Hg Mu Sigma. MYRTLE AUSTEN She has her winning ways. EDITH BACOT Always everywhere g into everything. Boostersg FHAg 4-Hg Junior Red Crossg FBLAg Student Council g Science g Dramaticsg Girls' Vocal Ensembleg Buz- zer Staff. JOSEPH ANTIE Beware! I may do something startling yet. 4-H. PAT AUBIN Give a little kindness and you get a great deal back. FHA g Student Council g FBLA g 4-H. HENRY AVERY All the warld7s a stage. Artg Dramaticsg Thespiansg National Honor Societyg Al- pha Sigma Phig Mu Sigma. BONNIE JO BABIN Kindness is a golden chain. FHA. GLYNN BADON A man of few words, but of great deeds. Key Cluhg Frenchg Betag Mu Sigmag .letsg Mathg Sci- enceg Student Council. JIMMY BAGLEY He has his winning ways. Scienceg Junior Red Crossg Dramaticsg Lating Bandg 4-Hg Student Councilg Buz- zer Staff. J EWELL BANKSTON Love allg trust fewg do wrong to none. FHAg 4-H. STAN BARDWELL He who leads a good life is sure to live well. Key Cluhg Betag Scienceg Mu Sigmag Dramaticsg Frenchg National Honor S0- cietyg Alpha Sigma Phi: Student Councilg Thespiansg Boys' State. THOMAS BARNETT Why worry? Life is too short. Science Club. RICHARD BARTET A little learning is a danger- ous thing. 4-Hg Junior Red Crossg Sci- enceg Hall Monitorg Buzzer Staff g Math. JIMMY BANKHEAD Who? Me study? MICHAEL BANKSTON Live, laugh, and loveg there'll be a time when you can,t. PEGGY BARN ETT Life is what you make it. FBLAg FHAQ 4--Hg Junior Red Cross. CHARLIE BARNUM Happy am Ig from care I am free. Key Clubg Dramaticsg .Jetsg BRg Scienceg Mathg Lating Student Councilg Junior Red Crossg Mu Sigmag Boys' State. MARY SCOTT BARTON Women are entitled to life, liberty, and the pursuit of men. Boostersg French: Lating Dra- maticsg Scienceg FTAQ Alpha Sigmag Phig Mu Sigmag Na- tional Honor Societyg Fricas- see Staff. JINNY BASS My memories drift back to my school days, for then I was always happy. Junior Red Crossg Mathg Student Councilg Frenchg FTAg Boostersg Scienceg Mu Sigrnag Girls, Stateg Office Assistantg Alpha Sigma Phi. SAM BASS Oh, work, it fascinates meg I could sit and watch it by the hour. SARAH BEALL Happiness seems made to be shared. FTAg FHAg FBLAg Mathg Scienceg Office Assistant. 0. I AN BETHEA God sifted a whole nation that He might send choice grain over this great wilder- ness. Betag National Honor Soci- etyg Frenchg Rondog Mu Sigmag Scienceg Junior Red Crossg Girls' Ensemble. CAROLYN BLADES A thing of beauty is a joy forever. Mu Sigmag Spanishg FHAQ FBLAQ Student Council JUDY BASS As fresh as when the first sunrise awoke the lark in Paradise. Science 3 Math 5 FHA g Frenchg Alpha Sigma Phig Boostersg FTAQ Mu Sigmag Girls' Stateg Student Councilg Office Assistant. ALICE FAYE BAYHI 1t's love that makes the world go round. FHAQ Student Councilg DEQ Junior Red Cross. BEVERLY BERDON Always gentle in her manner. PATRICIA BLACKWELL I say the world is lovely, and that loveliness is enough. Betag FHAg 4-Hg DE. PETE BLAKE Act well your partg there all honor lies. 4-H. BARBARA BLANCHARD All the beauty of the worlzlg 'tis but skin deep. HUDGE BLOUIN I am as I am and so will I be. Bandg 4-Hg Jetsg Junior Red Crossg Baseball. CATHERINE BON HAM Virtue is its own reward. FTAQ Lating Mathg FHAg Junior Red Crossg Mu Sigmag Spanishg Dramaticsg Fricas- see Staff. NICKY BOWLING His actions speak for him. Scienceg Key Clubg Arty Dramaticsg Jets 3 Student Councilg Operators Club. TANNIS BREEDEN Softly speaks ann sweetly smiles. FTA, FHA, Scienceg UNESCO. BETTY JUNE BLANCHARD Love allg trust fewg do wrong to none. FHA. JUNE BLUSH Dynamite comes in small sticks. FBLAg FHAg 4-Hg Scienceg Student Councilg Cheerleaderg Junior Red Crossg Girls' Stateg Homecoming Court. LAN N IE BON NETT The wisest often speak least. Science, Jetsg Math. BRENDA BRAUD Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Lating Scienceg FBLA. AMANDA BREWER Oh, to love, cherish, and obey. FHAg Junior Red Crossg 4-Hg Scienceg UNESCO: Future Nursesg Artg Office Girl. DOROTHY BROWN Sweet and shy. WALTER BROWN Everything will come if a man will only wait. Arty FBLAg Frenchg Library. MARY BUSALACCHI A sweet and quiet kind of grace. .Iunior Red Crossg Spanish. CAROLYN CALDWELL Always into everything. Boostersg FTAg UNESCOg Basketballg Dramaticsg Sci- enceg 4-Hg FBLAg Junior Red Crossg Student Council. HELEN JANETTE CARLILE Says littleg thinks lots. FHAQ 4-Hg Junior Red Crossg DEg FBLAQ Radio Workshop. PAT BROWN Always in a goocl humor. FTAg Student Councilg FBLA. TOMMY BRUN SON Oh, to dance all night. Spanishg 4--Hg Science. BETTY CAIN Duty swells with kindness. FBLAQ FHAg Dramatics. DON CALHOUN I dare do all that may become a man. Scienceg Dramaticsg Thespi- ansg Golf. JACKIE CARLISLE Always a smile and a pleasant worfl for all. FHAg Dramaticsg Student Councilg UNESCO. MORRIS CARPENTER Judge not by height. Bandg Science. LARRY CARR Master of his fate. 4-Hg Operatorsg DE. VICKY CLARK Life is a mirrorg smile in it. 4-Hg Mixed Chorusg FHAQ Girls' Ensembleg Lihraryg Sci- ence. SUSAN CLIVER I love everything thatis oldg old friends, old times, old mannersg old books, old wine. Betag National Honor So- cietyg Alpha Sigma Phig Frenchg Rondog Mu Sigm-ag Band 5 Dramaticsg Future Nursesg Lating Honor Bandg Science. DIANNE COCO The eyes are the mirror of the soul. Q 'YP PATRICIA CARPENTER Life is full of joy. Alpha Sigma Phig Lating FBLAg UNESCOg Fricassee Staff. CONNIE CHITTOM Full of sparkle, dash, and go. Latin 3 French 5 Science 3 Mathg Fricassee Staff. GRACE CLARK Her ways are ways of pleas- antness. FHAg Future Nurses. EDMUND COAST It matters not how a man diesg but how he lives. JACK COFFEE Work has never hurt anybody. 4-Hg Junior Red Crossg Stu- dent Council g UNESCO 9 FHAg Bandg Spanishg Trackg FBLA. BOBETTE ADELE COHN They are only truly great who are truly good. National Honor Societyg Betag Alpha Sigma Phig Mu Sig- mag Student Councilg Frenchg Lating UNESCOQ Fricassee Editorg Buzzer Staffg FTA. JUDY COMEAUX I say: Live and let live. FHAg 4-Hg Science. BETTY ANN COOK Politeness goes far, yet costs nothing. FHAg DE. HERSHEL COPELAND 'Tis a man's right to fight, but Heaven's to give success. Football, Basketballg Track. ROBIN COTTON Never be the first nor the last in fashion. Spanishg Junior Red Crossg Fl-IAQ FTAQ Boostersg Vocal Ensembleg Alpha Sigma Phig Mu Sigma. GAYNELL COMEAUX But there's nothing half so sweet in life as love's young dream. FHAQ 4-H. MARGARET COMEAUX Pearl of great price. JO ANN COOPER She smiled and the shadows rleparteflg she shone and the snows were rain. Frenchg Rondog FHAg Vocal Ensembleg UNESCOg Student Councilg Junior Red Crossg Homecoming Queeng Fricas- see Staff. WAYNE COTHERN Toil, says the proverb, is the sire of fame. DE. RJCHARD COWLISHAW My only books were woman's looks. Dramaticsg Student Councilg UNESCOQ Footballg Span- ishg Scienceg 4--Hg Junior Red Crossg Math. CAROLYN GAYLE COXE An acorn from the tree of knowledge. National Honor Society 3 Mathg Mu Sigmag FBLAQ FHA. CARY EDWARD CRAWFORD My theory is to enjoy life, but the practice is against it. Scienceg National Honor So- cietyg Alpha Sigma Phig Mu Sigmag Frenchg Mathg Fric- assee Photographer . ANN CROISSANT Charm is the extra quality that defies description. Boosters 5 National Honor Societyg Alpha Sigma Phig Betag FHAg FBLAg Mu Sigma. BOBBY CUERIA Wise men learn by other men's mistakes, fools by their own. Operatorsg Scienceg 4--H. BETTY DAIGLE 1 never think of the fntureg it comes soon enough. FHAg 4-Hg Junior Red Cross. MARY ELIZABETH CRAIN Sweet swan of Avon. Mu Sigma. SARAH CRIF ASI If silence is golden, not many people can be arrested for hoarding. Junior Red Crossg Scienceg FHAg FBLAg UNESCO: Boosters 3 4-H. JOAN CROISSANT The pride of greatness is re- sponsibility. Boostersg Mu Sigmag Alpha Sigma Phig Betag National Honor Societyg FHAQ FBLA. JOHNNY CUTRER Love is the triumph of imag- ination over intelligence. Scienceg Baseballg Mathg Junior Red Crossg Student Council. WELDON DALTON I am as I am and so will I be. Lating Junior Red Cross. BILL D'ARMOND Experience is what you do with what happens to you. Key Clubg Student Councilg National Honor Societyg Betag Boys' Stateg Mathg Lating Alpha Sigma Phig Scienceg Mu Sigma. ANN GAYLE DAROUSE Zest is the secret of all beauty. Boostersg F HAg Frenchg Dra- matics 3 Science g Student Councilg Girls' State. DIANNE DAVIDSON Where music and moonlight and feeling are one. Girls' Vocal Ensembleg Rondo Club. KENNETH DAVIS It is better to play than do nothing. Latin. ALDRICH DELARODERIE I have never let my schooling interfere with my education. Scienceg Latin. WINSTON D'ARlVIOND Our hopes lead us pleasantly along the path of life. Key Clubg Alpha Sigma Phig Mu Sigmag Junior Red Crossg Spanishg Scienceg Jets. MARY JUNE DAUGHERTY He, who finds not love, finds nothing. FHAg FTAg Basketball. DOUGLAS DAVIDSON Education is what remains when we have forgotten all that we have been taught. Alpha Sigma Phig Lating Mu Sigmag BR Clubg Football Managerg Track. KATHLEEN DEES Silence is a fine jewel for a woman, but it is seldom worn. Vocal Ensembleg Mixed Cho- rus. BARBARA DENTRO Sugar and spice and all things nice. FHAg FBLAg Artg Future Nursesg 4-H. PHILLIP A. DIMATTIA, JR. Put your trust in God, my boys, and keep your powder dry. Buzzer Staff. DONNA DODGE My idea of an agreeable per- son is a person who agrees with me. Boostersg Girls' Stateg Nation- al Honor Societyg Betag Lating Alpha Sigma Phig Mu Sigmag Student Councilg l7TAg Scienceg Future Nursesg ,lunior Class Treas- urer. JIMMY DOHERTY A gentleman is a person who is polite even when he isn't asking favors. Spanishg 4-Hg FBLA3 Mathg Scienceg Junior Red Cross. KATIE SUE DONALDSON Greater than being great is being grateful. FTAQ UNESCOg Libraiyg FHAg FBLAQ Junior Red Crossg Dramaticsg Mu Sigmag Spanishg Student Councilg Basketball. SUSAN DRUTMAN Small things are not small if great results come from them. Spanishg Mathg FHAg ,lun- ior Red Crossg Scienceg Fric- assee Staff. CAROLYN DIXON Silence is one great art of conversation. Boostersg Student Councilg FBLAg FTAQ FHAQ Mathg 4-Hg Mixed Chorusg Alpha Sigma Phig Frenchg Basket- ball. STEPHEN DODWELL One learns in life to keep silent and draw one's own conclusions. Key Cluhg .letsg Scienceg Mathg Frenchg Student Coun- cilg Dramatics. KENNETH DOMMA My conscience doesn't keep me from doing things, it just keeps me from enjoying them. Scienceg Junior Red Crossg Cheerleaderg Student Council. DEROLD DOUGHTY It is sometimes expedient to forget who we are. Science RAY DRY The less one has to do, the less time one finds to do it in. Mu Sigmag Dramaticsg Key Clubg Science. GARTH DUDLEY He who hesitates is lost. Scienceg Jets. CLAY DUGAS Men, like bullets, go farthest when they are smoothest. National Honor Societyg Mu Sigmag Alpha Sigma Phig BR Clubg Trackg Footballg French g Student Council President. BILL DUN NAM A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Track: BR Clubg Rondog 4--Hg Thespiansg Bandg Stu- dent Councilg Junior Red Cross. WILLIAM DUPUY Most of as know how to say nothingg few of us know when. Thespiansg Mu Sigmag Span- ishg .Ietsg Radio Workshop. VEN ITA DYER Charm is a glow in a person that casts a most becoming light on others. FHAg Spanishg Scienceg Vocal Ensemble. DANNY DUDROW You can't fool all the people all the time, but it isn't neces- saryg a majority will rlo. Dramaticsg Latin g Math g Thespiansg Student Council. WILLARD DUGAS Go where he will, he will make his mark. Scienceg 4-Hg Boys' Stateg Baseballg Junior Red Crossg Spanishg Student Council. JEROME DUPUY It matters not how long we live, but how. JERRY DURBIN Everyone excels in something in which another fails. Science. MARY ANN EBERHART The greatest pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do. Alpha Sigma Phig Mu Sig- mag Scienceg FHAg 4-Hg Frenchg UNESCOQ Mathg Vocal Ensemble. DIANNE ELLIOT A good listener is not only popular everywhere but after a while she knows something. FBLAg FHA: Junior Red Cross. JUDY ENTRIKIN A wilderness of sweets. Science. JUDITH LYNN EXNER A loving heart is the begin- ning of all knowledge. Artg Red Crossg Student Councilg Jetsg Science. LOUISE FAULK Always act in such a way as to secure the love of your neighbor. RICHARD EDWIN FEIC The inglorious arts of peace. 34, GAIL ELLIOT I guess I am not naturally energeticg I like to sit around and talk. FBLAg FHAg DE. JAMES MICHAEL EVANS There is no wisdom like frank- ness. Scienceg Alpha Sigma Phig 4-Hg French. FRANCES FAIR She moves a goddess, and she looks a queen. FI-IAg Red Crossg DEg Stu- dent Councilg Buzzer Staffg UNESCO. JIMMY FAULKNER Beware the fury of a patient man. Mathg Lating FBLAg Oper- ator. JANE FERGUSON I know a maiden fair to see, take care. Frenchg Student Councilg Red Crossg FHAQ Future Nurses of America. YVONNE FITZGERALD A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. FHAg FBLAg Red Crossg Alpha Sigma Phig Mu Sigma. WAYNE FORBES As merry as the day is long. SANDRA F ORMAN Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Mu Sigmag Alpha Sigma Phig Boostersg FTAg Frenchg FBLAg Dramaticsg Lating Scienceg UNESCOg Fricas- seeg Guidanceg Math. GLENDA DALE GAAR The great end of life is not knowledge but action. Majoretteg Bandg National Honor Societyg Alpha Sigma Phig Mu Sigmag Science: Mathg FHAg FBLAg 4-Hg Frenchg Fricassee Staff. LYNN GAMBLE The secret of success is con- stancy to purpose. Artg FTAg Red Crossg Junior Achievement. BOBBIE JEAN FLYNN I urn as I am, and so I will be. FHAg 4-Hg FBLA. PEGGY JEAN FORGEY Modesty is the grace of the soul. Art gb UNESCOg FTAg Sci- enceg Frenchg 4-Hg Red Crossg Boosters g Fricassee Staff. EDDY FORTIER 'Tis as cheap sitting as stand- ing. Spanishg Frenchg 4-H. MARY ANN GAINES Works, but never worries. Spanish g Library g FHA 5 Band. PATRICIA GARRENE The mildest manners, and the gentlest heart. FBLAg FHAg Math. VAL GEORGE George is a studious boy. Lating .letsg Scienceg Honorg Mu Sigma. ROBERT LEE GINN A mother's pride, a fathefs joy. Dramaticsg 4-Hg Student Councilg Bandg Mixed Cho- rusg Rondo. BARBARA GLASSBROOK Nothin reat was ever 8 5 achieved without enthusiasm. Mu Sigmag Scienceg Mathg Fricassee Staff. ANNETTE TONY, GRAND ls she not more than painting can express? FHAg 4-Hg Alpha Sigma Phig Mu Sigmag Spanishg Student Councilg Fricassee Staff. GRACE GUARISCO Silence sweeter is than speech. FHA. RAYMOND GIACONE What a strange thing is man. DIANE GLASER Fair and softly goes far. Thespiansg FTAg Dramaticsg Artg Alpha Sigma Phig Girls' Vocal Ensembleg Mu Sigmag Spanishg FBLA. SINCLAIR GOODMAN Gaily we glide in the gaze of the world. .lets 9 Junior Achievement g Science. TOMMY GRAND Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more. Key Clubg Alpha Sigma Phig 4-Hg Football. JOSEPH C. GUIDROZ He was no scholar, but was never afraid of work. Buzzer Staff. BARBARA GULLA Life is a mirrorg smile at it. FHAg Spanishg FBLAQ Sci- ence. THOMAS HAMILTON Silence is more eloquent than words. MARY ELLEN HAMPTON Beauty is truthg truth beauty. FHAg Alpha Sigma Phig Mu Sigmag Lating Boostersg Dra- maticsg Science. LINDA BELL HARDY A sweet, quiet kind of grace. Future Nursesg FHAg FBLA. IOE HARRIS Courage conquers all thingsg it even gives strength to the body. BR Clubg Footballg Track. GERALDINE GULLA Bearing ill-will against no one. Science 3 FHA g Spanish g FBLA. CARL HAMMER Full of fung full of folly. STEVE HANSEN Nature makes merry and for- tune puts it to work. Science. FRANCES LOUISE HARRELL Continual cheerfulness is a sign of wisdom. FBLAQ Spanishg 4-Hg Mu Sigmavg Junior Red Crossg Dramatics. WENDELL HARRIS There is nothing so great that I will fear to do it for a friend. Football 5 Basketball g Track g Baseball g 4--Hg Science g FHAQ BRg FBLAg Drama- ticsg Junior Red Crossg Stu- dent Council. MELINDA HARRISON Happiness is increased, not by the enlargement of the pos- sessions but of the heart. FHAQ FTAQ Scienceg Artg Dramaticsg Lating Vocal En- semble. JEANNE HEBERT Wisdom is only found in truth. FHAg Alpha Sigma Phig Sci- enceg Lating Artg Boostersg Mu Sigmag National Honor Societyg Student Council. TOMMY HECK I am as I am, so will I be. Key Clubg Scienceg Latin: Mathg Jets. PEGGY ANN HESS Keep good company and you shall be of the highest num- ber. FHAg FBLAg 4-Hg .lunior Red Crossg Science. BARBARA HITT To know is nothing at allg to imagine is everything. FLETCHER HART A good word for a bad one is worth more and costs little. Band. SUSAN HEBRARD Silence is the most perfect herald of joy. FHAQ FBLAQ Alpha Sigma Phig Junior Red Crossg Stu- dent Council. BARBARA HENRY Better a blush on the face than a spot on the heart. FHAg Scienceg FBLAg Jun- ior Red Cross. JEANETTE HILL All the world loves a friend. Spanishg Rondog FBLAg Mixed Chorus. MULLER 'GBUDH HOCHENDEL Keep your face to the sun- shine and you can't see the shadow. Key Cluhg Lating Mathg Mu Sigmag Alpha Sigma Phig Scienceg Footballg Baseball. JIMMY HOHENSEE Nothing was ever lost by po- liteness. SALLY HOMBERGER The expression a lady wears on her face is more important than the clothes that adorn her. Junior Red Crossg 4-Hg Lating Boostersg FTAg FHAg Mathg Scienceg Student Coun- cilg FBLAg UNESCOg Vocal Ensembleg Dramatics. JOHN HORNSBY Liberty has restraints but no frontiers. Junior Red Crossg Scienceg Alpha Sigma Phig Jetsg Mu Sigmag Spanish. HELEN HOUSTON The use of the head bridges the use of the hands. Spanishg Lating Scienceg Mathg UNESCOg Dramaticsg FTAg Student Council. WILLIAM IRVING, JR. The greatest men are quiet and sincere in their ways. Operatorsg Frenchg Mu Sig- mag Alpha Sigma Phig Sci- ence. JENNY HOLLINGSWORTH The surest way not to fail is determination to succeed. UNESCOg FBLAg FHAg Junior Red Crossg Office As- sistantg Boostersg Fricassee Staff. LLOYD I-IOOVER Nothing is gained without work. Spanishg Mu Sigmag Jetsg Footballg Scienceg Trackg Alpha Sigma Phi. DONALD HOUDART To have what we want is richesg but to do without is power. Band. THOMAS HUMBLE The great man is to be the servant of mankind, Math. BRENDA ISAMINGER A word of kindness is never spoken in vain. 4-Hg FHAQ Libraryg Scienceg Student Council. ANNA MARIE IVEY Self-control is the greatest of victories. LORRAINE JARREAU A noble deed never dies. Spanishg FBLAg FHAQ Sci- ence. CAROLE JOHNSON Continual clzeerfulness is a sign of wisdom. Artg Junior Red Crossg Sci- ence. MAXINE JONES The hand that hath made you fair hath made you good. FBLAg 4-Hg Student Council. CHARLEY J ORDON Speech is the image of life. Mu Sigma. 'LTOMMYW FRANK JACKS Love all, trust few, do wrong to none. Bandg Radio Workshopg Jun- ior Red Cross. BETTY JOHNSON Beauty lives with kindness. FHA. JUDY JOHNSON Silence is sometimes the se- verest criticism. Alpha Sigma Phig Frenchg Mu Sigmag Junior Red Crossg Science. JOE JONES Better, though, difficult, the right way to go, than wrong, though easy, where the end is woe. Scienceg 4-Hg Student Coun- cilg Bandg Golfg Junior Red Cross. HARRY KEEN Bravery never goes out of fashion. BEVERLY KEES Reputation is what men and women think of usg charac- ter is what God and the angels know of us. SANDRA KELLY Absence makes the heart grow fonder. Junior Red Crossg FHAQ FBLAg Scienceg Frenchg Fu- ture Nursesg FTAQ DEQ Mu Sigma. LARRY KERN Forget about the danger and think about the fun. 4-Hg Scienceg FBLAg FHA. FRED KIMBALL Great minds must be ready not only to take opportunity, but to make it. LOIS LA COUR Nothing in this world is so good as usefulness. FHA. CHARLYN KELLY Generosity consists not in the sum given, but in the manner in which it is bestowed. Artg Mathg FBLAg Lating Student Councilg Scienceg Mu Sigma. CELIA SUE KENT The reward of one duty is the power of fulfilling another. Student Council: Betag Mu Sigmag Alpha Sigma Phig FHAQ Vocal Ensemhleg Boost- ers. CARA LU KEWISH Reason and calm judgement are the special qualities be- longing to a leader. Frenchg Artg Thespiansg Dra- maticsg Mu Sigmag Betag Scienceg Alpha Sigma Phi. REBECCA KNIGHT The badge of honesty is sim- plicity. Mathg Junior Red Crossg UNESCOg FBLAQ Vocal En- sembleg Fricassee Staff. PAT LAMONDA If eyes were made for seeing, then beauty is its own excuse for being. Frenchg Mathg FHAQ 4-Hg Alpha Sigma Phig Junior Red Crossg National Honor So- ciety. RONN IE LAN DRY Put not your trust in moneyg put your money in trust. Science 3 .Ietsg 4-H. TRYGVE ROED LARSEN When in Rome, do as the Romans do. Scienceg .letsg Key Clubg Alpha Sigma Phig Betag Mu Sigmag Student Councilg Jun- ior Achievement. BOBBY LEBLANC A happy soul, that all the way to heaven hath a summer's day. Scienceg 4-Hg Trackg Cheer- leaderg Student Council. LOUIS LEGGIO I have never been hurt by anything I didn't say. Key Clubg Alpha Sigma Phig Mu Sigmag Lating Mathg Sci- enceg ,letsg Mixed Chorus. NANCY LELAURIN The very pink of perfection. Boostersg Girls' Stateg Nation- al Honor Societyg Betag Al- pha Sigma Phig Mu Sigmag Spanishg FTAQ UNESCOQ Student Councilg Junior Red Crossg Artg Fricassee Staffg Scienceg Dramatics. RONNIE LARRIVIERE The school is not the end but only the beginning of an edu- cation. Buzzer Staff. SYLVIA LAWRENCE Kindness-a language that the dumb can speak and the deaf can understand. Rondog Dramaticsg Concert Bandg Vocal Ensemble. KAY LECROY The only sure thing about luck is that it will change. Boostersg Basketballg All- Stateg Scienceg National Hon- or Societyg Mu Sigmag Alpha Sigma Phig FBLAg FHAg Lating Mathg Mixed Chorusg 4-H. ANN LE LAURIN Leadership is something of the heart and of the head. Boostersg Girls' Stateg Nation- al Honor Societyg Betag Mu Sigmag Alpha Sigma Phig Student Councilg FTA: Jun- ior Red Crossg Science, Span- ish g UNESCO g Fricassee Staff. PRISCILLA LETTERMAN For all her luxury was doing good. Scienceg FBLAg Junior Red Crossg FHAg Dramatics. ELTON LEWIS I am curious to see what will be the next thing I do. Band: Junior Red Cross. ADRIENNE LINDSAY Be good, do good, and you will be happy. Boostersg .Iunior Red Cross: Spanishg UNESCOQ 4-Hg Dramaticsg Math, Hall Mon- itorg Office Assistantg Alpha Sigma Phi. WILLIAM LOFTUS Suit your manner to the man, you will benefit therefrom. .IEANNETTE LOWERY Music means more to me the longer I live. Rondog UNESCOg Scienceg Frenchg 4-Hg Junior Red Crossg Mixed Chorusg Vocal Ensemble. STEPHEN MCCLESKY What shall I do to be forever known? Student Councilg Band, Span- ish, Lihraryg Scienceg Radio Workshop, Buzzer Staff, Thespiansg FBLA, Dramatics. ERROL LILL A companion that is cheerful is worth gold. Latin, Alpha Sigma Phig Mathg Scienceg Student Coun- cilg Junior Red Crossg Mu Sigma. MARY LOBIANCO A heart and a smile make life worthwhile. BARBARA LONG Humbleness is always grace, always dignity. Mu Sigmag FBLAg FHA. T OLLY McCULLOM She is pretty to walk with and witty to talk with. Latin g Dramaticsg Science 3 Student Councilg FHAg Buz- zer Staffg Fricassee Staff. MERLIN MCCON There is only one way to love -hard and true 5 there is only one way to hate-never. MARILYN MCCRORY Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have. Bandg Majoretteg FTAQ FHAg Future Nursesg Sci- ence. BARNEY MCDADE Wit has truth in itg wise- cracking is simply calisthen- ics with words. Mathg Mu Sigma: Junior Red Crossg Student Councilg Lating Baseballg Footballg Science. ANN McGEHEE My own happiness bores me to cleathg 1 prefer other peo- ple's. 4-Hg Junior Red Crossg Stu- dent Councilg FHAg Frenchg Fricassee Staff: Mu Sigmag Alpha Sigma Phig Scienceg UNESCOg Lating FLBAQ Fu- ture Nurses. KATHLEEN McGURK Silence is the element in which great things fashion themselves. Boostersg FHAg FBLAg French 9 Science g Rondo g Dramaticsg Buzzer Staffg Fric- assee Staff. GWENDOLYN HGWENH McLIN Give the world the best that you have and the best will come back to you. Boostersg Mu Sigrnag Frenchg Alpha Sigma Phig Scienceg Dramaticsg FBLAg FHAQ UNESCOQ Buzzer Staffg Fric- assee Staffg Junior Red Cross. BOBBY E. McCULLOUGH I have fung what else matters? PAT MCDONALD I took her for a fairy vision. Student Council. RAYMOND McGEHEE Winners never quit and quit- ters never win. Rondo. DON McLAVY How a man wins shows something of his characterg how a man loses shows all of it. Mathg Dramaticsg Thespians. MOLLY McMlLLAN Love comes once in a life- time and gives you the time of your life. UNESCOg Rondog FBLAQ FHAg Vocal Ensembleg Span- ishg Student Council. RICHARD MacMURDO When a true genius appears in the world you will know that all the dances are against him. Mathg Science. ALBERT MARINO To do two things at once is to do neither. CLARK MARTIN Live and learn or die trying. Alpha Sigma Phig Artg Math: 4-Hg Mu Sigmag Scienceg .letsg Frenchg Band. WALTER MARTINEZ Dare I disturb the universe? Mu Sigmag Spanishg Band. WENDY MASCARO A merry heart makes a cheer- ful countenance. Boostersg Junior Red Crossg Alpha Sigma Phig Mu Sigmag FBLAg Frenchg Art. JOSEPH MANCUSO Everyone excels in something in which another fails. DE CLUB. LORRAINE MARSON Stay single and your pockets will jingle. Scienceg Spanishg FHAQ FBLA. I I PAT MARTIN A thing of beauty is a joy forever. Lating Frenchg Scienceg Dra- maticsg 4-Hg FHAQ FBLA. PEGGY MASCARO Worry is a word 1 don't allow myself to use. Boostersg FBI.Ag Mu Sigmag Artg Student Council. PAUL MATTHEWS A man,s worth is counted by the things he created for the betterment of his fellow man. Scienceg Jetsg Mu Sigmag Alpha Sigma Phig Mathg Frenchg Student Councilg Key Clubg Dramatics. MELAN IE MEEKS Water and wordsg easy to pour, impossible to recover. Scienceg Junior Red Crossg FTAg Rondog FBLAg Vocal Ensembleg Fricassee Staff. SALLY MELUN Nice to be important, but im- portant to be nice. Boostersg Alpha Sigma Phig Mu Sigmag Frenchg Lating Mathg Scienceg 4-Hg FHAg .lunior Red Crossg Fricassee Staff. ANTHONY MESSINA A little man who walks light- ly and carries a big stick will some day reach the lop. FRANK MESSINA Men are but children of a larger growth. PATSY MIRANDA Truth is as impossible to be soiled by any outward touch as the sunbeam. FHAg Beta. CAROL MEIER I am above saying that I often need friendly treatment. Dramaticsg Future Nursesg FBLAg FHA. CHARLES HCHUCKM MENVILLE Take it easy, have your fun, and let the old world flicker on. Scienceg Mu Sigma: .letsg Artg Lating Alpha Sigma Phig Student Council. BARBARA MESSINA All the beauty of the world and 'tis but skin deep. FHAg Future Nursesg 4-Hg Science. DAVID MILLS Only two kinds of men are good-buried and unborn. Scienceg Jets. BILL MITCHELL Life that dares send a chal- lenge to the end. Scienceg Key Clubg Rondog Spanishg Boys' Stateg Trackg Mixed Chorus. CHARLES MITTENDORF An honest man's the noblest work of God. Science g Math 5 Golf. DEE MOISE Never elated when one manls oppressedg never defected while another's blessed. Art. SYLVIA MOORE Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. FHA g FBLA g Latin. MOLLY MORAN Art remains the one way pos- sible of speaking the truthg to mouths like mine, at least. FHAg Spanishg UNESCOg Scienceg Art. MARGARET MORGAN He gets through too late who goes too fast. DOTTIE MIXON A good reputation is more valuable than money. Boostersg Betag Alpha Sigma Phig Mu Sigmag Lating Dra- maticsg FTA3 Junior Red Cross 5 Scienceg Fricassee Staff. HENSON MOORE Man has a thousand plansg heaven but one. Student Councilg Key Clubg National Honor Society 3 Belag Mu Sigmag BRg Thes- piansg Lating Mathg Jets. MIKE MONTGOMERY Trust not a womang even when dead. Junior Red Crossg FBLAQ Student Councilg Science. CAROLYN MOREAU Good health and good sense are two of life's greatest bless- ings. Art 3 Science g UNESCO g Junior Red Crossg FHAg 41-Hg FBLAg Mathg Dramat- ics. MARILYN MULKEY Speech is the mirror of the soulg as a man speaks so he is. Arty FBLA. MAURINE MULLIN The music in my heart I bore long after it was heard no more. Alpha Sigma Phig Mu Sigmag Girls' Ensemble g Rondo g Frenchg UNESCOg Lating Scienceg Dramatics. ERIC MURRAY N 0 comment. DEg Scienceg Footballg Base- ball Manager. MICHAEL MUSSO He's armed without that's in- nocent within. 4-Hg Junior Red Cross. MIKE NELSON I have nothingg I owe muchg the rest I leave to the poor. Mathg Scienceg Mu Sigmag Lating Artg Dramatics. ANTOINETTE NOLA Study to be quiet. FHAg Future Nursesg Artg Fricassee Staff. FRANK MURPHY y A little learning is a danger- ous thing. PATRICIA MUSACCHIA W ho builds a church to God and not to fameg will never mark the marble with his name. FBLAg Future Nurses. SUE ELLEN MYERS Let all things be done decent- ly and in order. FBLAQ FHAg Mu Sigma. RALPH NEWELL We walk by faithg not by sight. Key Clubg National Honor Societyg Alpha Sigma Phig Mu Sigmag Betag Mathg Artg Frenchg Rondog Mixed Cho- rus lDirectorJ. JOSEPH NOLAN You can only expect results equal to the amount of work put into it. Student Council g FBLA g 4-Hg UNESCOg Scienceg Junior Red Cross. ROBERT NORMAN Beware of the man who does not return your blowg he neither forgives you nor al- lows you to forgive yourself. MATTYE O'BANlON She moves a goddess and she looks a queen. Alpha Sigma Phig Mu Sig- mag FHAg FBLAg DEg Sci- ence: Dramatics. WILLIAM OURSO One man with courage makes a majority. OWEN PARKER Patience is bitter, but its fruits are sweet. Scienceg Lating Mu Sigrnag Alpha Sigma Phi. DOROTHY PATTON Always act in such a way as to secure the love of your neighbor. Mathg Mu Sigmag FHAQ FBLAQ .lunior Red Crossg Dramatics. PATRICIA OATES I heard is goodg I saw is better. 4-Hg FHAg Dramaticsg Thes- piansg Spanishg Junior Red Cross. LAURA OUBRE For all her luxury was doing good. FHAQ Junior Red Crossg Frenchg Alpha Sigma Phig FBLAQ Boostersg Mu Sigmag Science. J AMES PARKER The world is full of willing peopleg some willing to work, the rest willing to let them. Scienceg Mathg Junior Red Cross. ROGER PARKER Better to give than to take. HAROLD PAULK Vain hopes are often like the dreams of those who wake. RUSSELL PAYNE Oh, Rose Marie, I love you. Mathg Spanishg Mu Sigmag Student Councilg 4-Hg Band. ROSE MARIE PEARCE Small, but how dear to all of US. FHAQ National Honor Soci- etyg Alpha Sigma Phig Mu Sigma g Majoretteg Rondo 3 FBLA. GABRIA PEPPER Whose little eyes glow like the sparks of fire. 4-Hg FBLAg FHAQ .Iunior Red Cross. GENE PERKINS Naught ventureg naught have. DE Club. DALE PHILLIPS A closed mouth catches no flies. Spanishg Mu Sigmag Science. ROBERT PEARCE Be swift to hearg slow to speakg slower to wrath. Concert Band. l l CAROL PEDARRE Easy to believe in heaverfs law, but so hard to keep. Scienceg Lating Mu Sigmag Future Nursesg Boosters: Junior Red Crossg Artg 4-H. l 1 l HORACE PEPPER N Eternity: thou pleasing, dread- ful though t. l CHARLES PHILLIPS Every man for himself and God for us all. Scienceg Student Council: 4-Hg FBLAg Football. JULIE PHILLIPS She's sweetg she's niceg she's kindg a better friend you'll never find. Boosters: Student Council: .Iunior Red Crossg FBLAg FHAQ Mathg Frenchg FTAQ Alpha Sigma Phig Mu Sigmag UNESCOg 4-H3 Co-Editor of the Fricassee. KAY PHILLIPS No one knows what he can do till he tries. Spanish. DONALD PINO Life is what you make it. ADA MARIE PREVOST Always everywhereg into ev- erything. Boostersg FHAg Spanishg UNESCO. BARBARA RAGUSA An acorn from the tree of knowledge. Future Nursesg Scienceg Mu Sigmag Mixed Chorusg Mathg Latin. SUE RAYBURN Book senseg common senseg but plenty of room for non- sense. Boostersg Student Councilg Mu Sigmag Alpha Sigma Phig Frenchg 4-Hg UNESCOQ Mathg Junior Red Crossg FBLAQ FHAg Fricassee Staff. CLARK PINO Man is man and master of his fate. BUCK PITTMAN No human being is of self importance. PATTY PUGSLEY Kindness, like grain, increases by sowing. FHAg Frenchg Dramaticsg Alpha Sigma Phig Mu Sigmag Junior Red Crossg Boosters. ROSLYN RAMSER A red head with her merry smileg helps to make our lives worthwhile. Lating Alpha Sigma Phig Mu Sigmag National Honor So- cietyg Boosters Cljresidentlg Girls' Stateg FHAg Girls' En- sembleg Mixed Chorusg .lun- ior Red Crossg Student Coun- cilg Homecoming Court. VICKIE REDDEN Gentle are her ways. Frenchg Lating FHAQ FBLAg Boostersg Student Council. REXFORD REECE He who is good is happy. Art Club. JEAN RHED Rare is the union of beauty and purity. Lating Frenchg Scienceg Mu Sigma g Future Nurses 3 Boosters: Junior Red Cross. CLIFFORD RICHARD Love all, trust fewg do wrong to none. Alpha Sigma Phig Mu Sig- mag Frenchg Jets. BECKY RICHARDSON Full of fan and fancy free. FHAg FBLAg 4-Hg Junior Red Crossg Dramatics. FRANCES RITCHIE Man has his will, but woman has her way. FHAJ Junior Red Cross. MARY ALICE REYNOLDS A friend of yoursg a friend of mineg a girl whose thoughts are sweet and kind. FBLA: FHAQ Junior Red Cross. RENE RICE I can resist everything except temptation. DONALD RICHARD True to his words, his work, his friends. Jets. EUNICE RITCHIE A likeable girl with a like- able way. Boostersg Mu Sigmag Mathg Lating Scienceg FHAQ Alpha Sigma Phig Dramatics. ROBIN ROBB A cheery smile and a ready grin for all. Scienceg FHAg 4-Hg Frenchg Alpha Sigma Phig Mu Sigmag Fricassee Staff. MARGARET ROBERTSON A smile from her will go a long way. Boostersg Latin g French g FHAg Future Nursesg Alpha Sigma Phig Mu Sigmag Sci- ence. LINDA ROCKHOLD Gentle in her ways. Junior Red Crossg FHAg Thespiansg Dramaticsg Future Nursesg Buzzer Staffg Fricas- see Staff. WAYNE ROGILLIO His good nature makes many friends. .GARY ROTH Be always merry as ever you can. GAY ROUBIQUE A kind face is a beautiful face. FHA9 Junior Red Cross. TED ROCKET Don't trouble trouble till trou- ble troubles you. Operatorsg Mixed Chorus. KATIE RODRIGUEZ Quiet, reserved, yet full of fun. FHAg Alpha Sigma Phig FBLAg Spanishg Frenchg Mu Sigma g Student Council 5 Math. LARON ROSSON There is greatness in being generous. Jetsg Spanishg Trackg Sci- ence. GLEN DA GAIL ROTH It matters not what you are thought to be but what you are. DEg FHAg Future Nursesg 4-Hg Science. LYNDA RUSSELL Never a dull moment in her presence. ANTOINETTE SALEMI All who would win joy must share itg happiness was born a twin. FBLAg Future Nursesg FHAg Fricassee Staff. JOAN SAVAGE Let the world slideg I'll not budge an inch. UNESCOQ Boostersg Mixed Chorusg Vocal Ensemble. HENRY SCHROEDER Love the people and enjoy the world. EMMA LOU SCHWAB A sweet, attractive kind of grace. FHAg Boostersg Junior Red Crossg Student Councilg Sci- enceg Fricassee Staff. BILL SCHWARTZ Better a good word than a battle. Betag Alpha Sigma Phig Mu Sigmag Mathg Frenchg Sci- enceg 4-Hg Junior Red Crossg Fricassee Staff. LORRAINE SALEMI Happiness seems made to be shared. FBLAg FHAg Junior Red Crossg Future Nursesg Fricas- see Staff. JO ANN SCHOONMAKER Light laughter and a gay heart. FHAg FTAQ Junior Red Cross 5 Vocal Ensemble g French. ANN SCHUDMAK In her voice and in her smile, methinks there is a charm. Boostersg Mu Sigmag Span- ishg Lating National Honor Societyg Betag Alpha Sigma Phig Scienceg Student Coun- cil. PHYLLIS SCHWAB Cay and happy and sweet is sheg a noble girl we know her to be. FHAg FTAg Girls' Ensemble. SUELLEN SCOTT Beautiful in faceg a venus in figure. Dramaticsg 4-Hg Scienceg FHAg Spanishg FTAg Stu- dent Councilg Boostersg Al- pha Sigma Phig Mu Sigmag National Honor Societyg Girls' State. KATHERINE SEESE Give a little kindness and you get a great deal back. Betag Mu Sigmag Alpha Sig- ma Phig Boostersg FHAQ Jun- ior Red'Crossg Lating Science. BARBARA SEVIN Please all and you will please none. FHAg 4-Hg .Iunior Red Cross. SHERRY SINGLETON I'll find a way or make one. Scienceg 4-Hg FHAg Frenchg Lating Future Nursesg Jun- ior Red Crossg Boosters. ALFRED THURIVIAN SMITH Many hands make light work. Scienceg 44Hg FBLAg Oper- atorsg Hall Monitorg Buzzer Staffg Junior Achievement. TRISTAN SMITH If I told you then you'd know. MAVIS SELF Gentle are her ways. FHAg Mu Sigmag FBLAg Alpha Sigma Phi. NANCY SHAY Laugh a lotg love a lotg live a lot longer. Scienceg Student Councilg 4-Hg Spanishg FHAQ FBLAg Boostersg Junior Red Crossg Fricassee Staff. ROBERT SMILEY Leave no stone unturned. DON SMITH The world is his who enjoys it. WANDA SMITH Great thoughts come from the heart. FHA 9 Dramaticsg 4-H. DON SOMMERS Laugh and the world laughs with youg cry and you cry alone. MARY STAMPLEY The only way to have a friend is to be one. FHA. BETTY STEPHENS No sooner said than done. Boostersg 4-Hg FBLAg FHAg 2Scienceg Junior Achievement. JEAN STEPHENS Gratitude is the sign of noble souls. Alpha Sigma Phig Mu Sigmag National Honor Societyg Dra- maticsg Scienceg FHAQ Span- ish 5 Junior Achievement g Thespians. RANDY STIEGLER Be sure you are right, then go ahead. CARMEN SPEDALE Remember this--that very lit- tle is needed to make a happy life. Boosters g Science g FHA g FBLAQ UNESCOQ Junior Red Cross. JUDY STEINER I laughed till I cried. FTAg Spanishg Thespiansg Dramaticsg Alpha Sigma Phig FHAQ Boostersg Mu Sigmag Science. DEWEY STEPHENS The worst is yet to come. BR Clubg Footballg Track. ROBYN STEWART Though she be but little, she is fine. Junior Red Crossg FTAQ Fu- ture Nursesg Alpha Sigma Phig Scienceg Mathg FHAg Boostersg Frenchg Commerce Office. CHARLOTTE STINSON For her heart is like the sea, ever open, ever free. Science. JOHNNY STOCKWELL All great men are dead and I don't feel very well myself. Scienceg BRg UNESCOQ Foot- ballg Track. JANET STOVER One of those happy souls who is the salt of the earth. Frenchg Lating FHAg Betag National Honor Societyg Al- pha Sigma Phig Scienceg Boosters. MONTY STUTES Ready to split his sides with laughing. KENNETH TAYLOR Every dog has his day. Mu Sigmag Spanish. ROBERT TAYLOR Look you, I am the most con- cerned in my own interests. Math Club. HENRY DAVE STORY What I can't see, I will never believe in. Mathg Scienceg National Hon- or Societyg Alpha Sigma Phig Latin. ALEENE STRINGER Two heads are better than one. Girls' Ensemble. BEN SWAYZE Far may we search before we find a heart so manly and so kind. Key Cluhg Mu Sigmag Jetsg Science. MARILYN TAYLOR Love the little trade which thou hast learned and be con- tent therewith. SANDRA TAYLOR The beginning is the most im- portant part of the work. Spanish g F BLA g Basketball 3 4-Hg FHAQ Junior Red Cross g Student Council. WALLY TAYLOR To be or not to beg that is the question. Scienceg 4-H3 .letsg French. ROBERT '4BOBBY TERREBONNE There's millions in it. letsg National Honor Societyg Boys' Stateg Student Councilg Betag Mu Sigmag Scienceg Trackg Bandg State Honor Bandg Parish Youth Council. DONNA THAMES Her smile will go a long way. JAMES THIGPEN Honesty is the best policy. Alpha Sigma Phig Mu Sigma. SHIRLEY THOMAS As dependable as the day is longg when you want anything done, ask her. FTAg Lating Thespiansg Dra- maticsg Artg Alpha Sigma Phig Scienceg Girls' Ensem- ble. OLIVER TEAGLE An essential of a happy life is freedom from care and worry. Mathg FBLAg FHAQ 4-Hg .Iunior Red Crossg Student Councilg Science. J EFF TERRY All mankind loves a lover. BRg Mathg Student Councilg Scienceg Betag Mu Sigmag Alpha Sigma Phig Footballg Trackg Baseballg Boys' Stateg Key Club. MICHAEL THERIOT God helps those who help themselves. French 3 Science 3 Concert Bandg Mu Sigmag Alpha Sig- ma Phi. DALE THOMAS She is a dear and true friend. Dramaticsg Student Councilg Lating Alpha Sigma Phig Na- tional Honor Societyg Mu Sig- mag Scienceg Mathg Spanishg FBLAg Betag Boostersg Fric- assee Stafft Junior Achieve- ment. DOROTHY THOMPSON A sunny smile and a friendly way. FHAg FBLA. GLORIA THOMPSON Variety is the spice of life. Science g Future Nurses 3 Bandg FHAg Girls' Ensemble. HARRY TODD He can do what he wants to because he knows he can. National Honor Societyg Mu Sigmag Alpha Sigma Phig Mathg Spanishg UNESCOQ Jetsg Scienceg Junior Red Crossg Junior Achievement. PAUL TOUPS I hate quotationsg tell me what you know. BRg Basketballg 4--Hg FHA. PAT TUCKER Hope and be happyg that is all for the best. Lilmraryg Junior Achievement. BARBARA TURPIN Laugh and the world laughs with youg cry and you cry alone. FHAQ 4-Hg FBLAg Lating Frenchg Dramaticsg Science Alpha Sigma Phig Mu Sig- ma. MARY THOMPSON Kindness is a golden chain. FBLAg FHA. CHARLAINE TOUPS She's cute, she,s sweet, she's hard to beat. UNESCOg Future Nursesg 4-Hg Junior Red Crossg Lating Scienceg FHAg Boost- ersg Cheerleader. A. J. TRANCHINA I have an exposition of sleep come upon me. Footballg Basketballg Junior Red Cross. J UNE TULLY Her cap of velvet could not hold the tresses of her hair of gold. FHAg Libraryg Junior Red Crossg Future Nursesg Ron- dog Scienceg Latin. MARVIN VALEGA Things are only worth what one makes them worth. DONNA VICKNAIR Grace in her stepsg heaven in her eyes. Boostersg National Honor So- cietyg Mu Sigmag FTAg FHAQ Spanishg Mathg Jun- ior Red Crossg Student Coun- cilg Scienceg Office Girlg Junior Achievement. JUNE VOORHIES Blondes are wildg brunettes are true, but you never can tell what a red head will do. Boostersg Mu Sigmag 4-Hg Alpha Sigma Phig FTAg Dra- matics 9 FHA 5 UNESCO g Spanishg Junior Red Crossg Science. ANN WALLS Too low they build who build beneath the stars. Boostersg Scienceg FBLAg Buzzer Staffg Mathg FHAg Junior Red Crossg Mathg Lating Spanishg UNESCOQ FHAg Junior Achievement. VIRGINIA WATKINS Smile, my little sunshine, smile. JERRY WEBB Music is well said to be the speech of angels. Science g Latin g French 9 Rondog Concert Bandg Jun- ior Achievement. ,ple ftli Wm- .pm MICHAEL VINES To be of use in the world is the only way to be happy. Student Councilg Junior Red Cross g Dramaticsg UNESCO g Future Nursesg Bandg Lating 4-Hg FHAg FBLAg DEg Sci- ence. MARY LYNN WALKER Silence is golden. Dramaticsg 4-Hg FHAg Jun- ior Red Cross. PAT TY WASCOM It is more blessed to give than to receive. Bandg National Honor So- cietyg Artg Rondog Mu Sig- mag Frenchg UNESCOQ Al- pha Sigma Phi. JO ANN WATSON I shall laugh myself to death. Student Councilg Spanishg FHAQ FTAg Boostersg Jun- ior Red Crossg Scienceg Mu Sigmag 4-Hg Fricassee Staffg BR Club Sponsor. SHIRLEY WEBB Common sense is really not so common. Junior Red Crossg FHAQ UNESCO 3 Science g Dra- matics. WINDY WENDLER The stars, like measles, fade at last. Baseball, Junior Red Crossg BR, Science, Mathg 4-H. GLEN WHITE Silence is a great peacemaker. WILLARD WHITE The truth is always the strong- est argument. Jets: .Iunior Achievement. DALE WILLETT Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. Football, BR Clubg Key Club. WAYNE WILLIAMS He is a gentlemang look at his boots. 4-H. DONALD WHITE Everything has been thought of before, but the difficulty is to think of it again. Spanishg Science g Mixed Chorus. ROSALIND WHITE A true friend is always a friend. JUDY WILKINSON Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Future Nursesg Betag Span- ish, Dramatics. GWEN WILLIAMS Be not simply good, but good for something. PARKER WILLIAMSON Our todays and yesterdays are the blocks with which we build. Frenchg Science, Rondog Mu Sigma, Bandg Student Coun- cilg State Honor Bandg Fric- assee Staff. SHEILA WILLIAMSON A woman's place is in the home. SUE WILLIS Itis good to be merry and wise 5 itis good to be honest and true. CRAIN WINNING When you have set yourself a task, finish it. Spanishg Dramaticsg Junior Achievement. JOAN WORLEY I would not live without the love of my friends. FHA? FBLA. JIMMY WYATT Look you, I am the most con- cerned in my own interests. Artg 4-Hg Spanishg Mathg Scienceg Track. BOBBY WILLIE Beware, I may do something startling yet. Buzzer Staff. ROBERT WINANS He is capable of imagining all, of arranging all, of doing all. Mu Sigmag Alpha Sigma Phig Spanishg Fricassee Staff. PAT WOOLDRIDGE He dares do all that may be- come a man. BRg Footballg Trackg Alpha Sigma Phig Betag Mu Sigmag National Honor Society. .IEANENNE WRIGHT Little friends may prove to be great friends. Spanish: Artg FHAg FBLAg Junior Red Cross. BILLY YELVERTON Our character is our will for what we will we are. Junior Red Crossg Buzzer Staff. MARY CLARK YOST The greater the obstacle, the more glory in overcoming it. Artg Frenchg Mathg Dra- maticsg Scienceg Betag Alpha Sigma Phig Mu Sigmag Na- tional Honor Societyg Junior Red Cross. MARIORIE ZIEGLER I am only one person and al- though I cannot do every- thing, I can do something. Alpha Sigma Phig Lating Student Councilg Junior Red Crossg Future Nursesg FHAQ FBLAg Dramaticsg Science. LOUISIANA BELLES Louisiana Belles, the BRHS Vocal Ensemble, accepted an invitation to entertain the International Convention of Odd Fellows in Miami, Florida. The group left on Septem- ber I4, 1957, traveling by Bus, and chaperoned by Miss Emily Moore. They stopped in Silver Springs, Cypress Gardens, and at the Singing Towers. At the banquet for the Convention they gave a fine performance under the direction of Mrs. Audie Moffett. The program was nationally televised. The group arrived in Baton Rouge on Septem- ber 27, after having spent a week they would never forget. ur Exchange Student Ailqgx f TRYGVE ROED LARSEN Trygve Roed Larsen is the first of BRHS's exchange stu- dents, and one of the first in the South. Brought to the US. by the Key Club and Downtown Kiwanis, Trygve is a partici- pant in the foreign exchange program of the American Field Service of New York. He is one of 79 Norwegian students in America this year under the international scholarship program. Trygve, a brilliant scholar, a pleasing personality, and a modest gentleman, fitted very well into the BRHS scene. Many students have come to know 'gTrig ' personally, and none has been without great benefit from the experience. Trig has become a real part of BRHS, her clubs, her social life, her student government, and most important . . . her student body. Seen at football games, in class, at dances, in the corridors, and in every avenue of life at BRHS, Trygve is a typical student. This is the way it should be, and this is the way he will get a true impression of our school and our country . . . to the mutual benefit of all. Nl think BRHS is great. I believe that the American schools don't put too much emphasis on theoretical knowledge, but they teach the students to adjust themselves into their societyf, Class Will We, the Senior Class of 1958, being of unsound mind and body, bequeath to our successors what little we have left of the things that count fwe have never learned to countl. These things we value because they made us what we are today, fwhat we are we donlt knowj, but welre generous and we want to leave something to you. Equipped thus, you should go far, at least farther than you are now. It is our hope that you will remember us as your gracious, kind, thoughtful, considerate, ever-loving friends and fellow strugglers. To Mr. Burge and Mr. Davis we leave a brand new set of rules and regulations and a system of such efficiency that nothing will go wrong next year . . . also our appreciation for putting up with us. To the new Seniors we leave the best year of their high school life. To Mrs. Longsdorf we leave the one7' student we found who enjoys College Board Exams. To Mrs. Rhys we will all conscientious office workers. To Mrs. Hall we leave a fool-proof method of catching skippers and ten new phones. To Mrs. Major, a roll book full of grades and another active Garbage Clubf' To Mrs. Michael, a room across from Mrs. Major on the first floor. To Miss Barnett, a recorder that says, '4Don't walk in front of my standf, To Mrs. Libby, a student who will win at the National Science Fair. To Miss Reed, an uninterrupted first period class. To Mrs. Huckins, another homeroom group like her beloved HLatin Lunatics of ,56-757. To Mr. Clark, an electric eye to catch all those who break up the lunch lines. To Mrs. Clark, a stenographer who can take a letter at 1,000 words a minute. To Mr. Hargrove, a class that will laugh at his jokes. To Mrs. Young, a Thespian Troupe whose members include Lionel Barrymore and Helen Hayes. To Miss Millet, 355,000 worth of ads for next year's Fricassee. To Miss Burris, all 7:30 study halls. To Mrs. Prescott, much good luck with next yearis Boosters. To the rest of the Faculty, all classes full of valedicto- rians. Emma Lou Schwab wills her duck tails to Ann Bennett. Suellen Scott wills her figure to Jette Geier. Nancy Shay wills her happy-go-lucky ways to Celia Young. Don Smith wills his blue jean jacket to Mac Lintonfl Carmen Spedale wills her good looks to Dianna Spring. tl Robyn Stewart wills her love of golf to Chip Lyman's girl. Johnny Stockwell wills his ability to wink at the uchicksw to Gordon Rush. Charles Sweeny wills his way with cheerleaders to Bobby McCardle. Jeff Terry wills his way with the women to Lynn Wil- liams. Dale Thomas wills her ability to flirt to all Sophomore and Junior girls. Charlaine Toups wills her love of sweaters to Betsy Hall. Paul Toups wills his nose to Gary Kinchen. June Voorhies wills her ability to wisecrack to Nancy Holland. Jimmy Bagley wills his comb to George Melton. Ann Gayle Darouse wills her bun to Linda Hannie. Becky Knight wills her long pony tail to Polly Wilson. Gwen McLin wills her love of French and Frenchmen to Berry Graham. Jinny Bass wills her long eye lashes to whoever needs them. June Blush wills her school spirit to Linda Bennett. Stan Bardwell wills his ruffled handkerchief and suave manners to Buddy Ronaldson. Charlie Barnum wills his record of, 'Tm Going to be a Wheel Some Dayw to Tommy Pugh. B. K. Caldwell wills her height to Jule Ann Young. Bobette Cohn wills to all succeeding Fricassee Editors an appointment with a psychiatrist. Mary Scott Barton wills her love for heck raisers to the Raising Rebels. Nancy LeLaurin wills her ability to see in pep assem- blies to Paula Wallis. Ann LeLaurin wills her love for college 4'Joes to Linda Allen. Ann McGehee wills the key to her closet to Alice Coats. Cara Lu Kewish Wills her artistic ability to Mary George. Diane Hathorn wills her MCollegiate Looksv to Made- line Rauch. Glenda Gaar wills her knowledge of Elvis Presley to all the Sophomore girls. Edith Bacot wills her c'Quiet ways to Polly Ruben- stein. Judy Bass wills her love for younger boys to the Jun- ior girls. Bill Dunham wills his way of being 'ccooln to Joanne Webb. Catherine Bonham wills her teacher's leg to her sister. Mary Anna. Jo Ann Watson wills her way with football players to Nanny Peabody. Wayne Williams wills his slow, easy-going ways to Bill Hensley. Jimmy Wyatt wills his cowboy boots to Leo Hill. Donna Vicknair wills her sophisticated ways to Carolyn Cole. Molly McMillan wills her love for flirts to Betty Earle Nolan. Wendy Wendler wills his baseball ability to Gary Kinch- en. Joan Savage wills her shorthand ability to Frances Meredith. Bobby Terrebonne wills his brain to John Blair. Jimmy Dougherty wills his love forever to Linda Sav- age. Bill D'Armond wills to Maurice Tynes the presidency of the Royal Order of Toads. Tommy Brunson wills to Earl Reynolds his ability to dance. Hugh Corcoran wills his absences from school to Gor- don Rush. Gary Crawford wills his part of Mr. Lignosis leg to his little brother Ping. Johnny Cutrer wills his baseball ability to Jeff Rogers. Amanda Brewer wills her soft voice to Charles Edith Nettles. Donna Dodge wills her love for monsand countries to Nancy Naylor. Kenneth Domma wills his pep to Bill Freshwater. Clay Dugas wills his ability to be in a uruti' to John Blake. Willard Dugas wills his red and yellow moccasins to Cary De Bessonet. Tommy Grand wills his physique to his brother David. Steve Hansen wills his friendly ways to a friendly Soph- omore. Joe Harris wills his pole to future athletes. Peggy Mascara wills her hearty laugh to Karen Jour- ' dan. Wendy Mascara wills her love of hard work to Madeline Rauch. Sally Melun wills her long hair to Marla Amrhein. Bill Mitchell wills his muscles to Bobby McCardle. Dottie Mixon wills her sophisticated ways to Sandra Griffin. Mike Montgomery wills his boots to Mike Barton. Hensen Moore wills his high pocketsi' to Chris Garner. Laura Oubre wills her ability to talk to Polly Sterling. Carol Pedarre wills Hall her nicknames to Gay Grant. Julie Phillips wills her friendly ways to Ginger Lom- bard. Ada Marie Prevost wills her reserved ways to DeEtte Anderson. Sue Rayburn wills her ability to plot and scheme to Jerry Sylvest. Jean Rhed wills her love of frat pins to Linda Allen. Bobby LeBlanc wills his wedding ring to Bill Fresh- water. Jan Bethea wills her musical ability to Yvonne Ramsey. Maurine Mullin wills her voice to anyone who wants to sing. Margaret Robertson wills her friendliness to Alice Fasce. William Dupuy wills his stage fright to Martha Seitz- ler. Pat Oates wills her ambition to be a female Jack Lon- don to Marilyn Meeks. Kathleen McGurk wills her ability as a professional loafer to Nancy Lindsay. Sally Homberger wills her wasp waistline to Nancy Ratcliff. Kay LeCroy wills her embarrassing blush to Sandra Nash. Pat LaMonda wills her ability to study to anyone who wants it. t Pat McDonald wills her luck with blind dates to Sandy Kageler. Jackie Carlisle wills her ignominious love for school to Sarah Wayson. Harry Todd wills Mrs. Young's 'Llegw to anyone who needs it. Sarah Beall wills her ability to get out of doing chem- istry experiments to anyone who sits in the first desk with the locked community drawer. Eunice Ritchie wills Mrs. Huckinsis ulegw to Sylvia Heidingsfelder. Wendell and Joe Harris will their football fame to next yearis team. Judy Entrikin wills her pigtails to Barrie Kent. Katie Rodriguez wills her smile to Sue Jones. Ann Walls wills her love of writing to Gay Melanson. Class Prophecy Now that the moon Is a civilized planet, A rocket can take us there Or can it? We'll give it a tryg We're a mighty daring crew, We'll see if the Moon ls really green, brown, or blue. '4We', consists entirely Of the 758 Class, Look out, Moon! You're in for a blast. Here comes Professor Bardwell Who looks awfully cute, Helll make a big splash In his Daddy,s zoot suit. Don Smith, the mechanic, Is getting the score From our chief rocket pilot, Who else, Henson Moore. The airline hostesses, Sally, Sue, and Molly, Make last minute checks, No time for folly. And here comes the Richards, Cliff and Martha, by name, Along with Farmer Barnum, He and 'LCeeb are the same. Musically-minded uThe Star-lighters Three Are Ral h Newell Maurine Mullin, P Q And Jeannette Lowery. Their accompanist, Jan Bethea, Comes along for the ride, And herels ole Wayne Williams, Heis already retired. Cara Lu and Chuck Brought their easels today, To paint everything That they see on the way. The moon has mountains, We hope it has seas, ,Cause Mary Scott and Shirley Webb Brought their water skis. The reporters and authors, Bobette Cohn and Gwen McLin, Are here with Crawford, And Winans, the cameramen. There's Aleene Perkins, Along with husband Gene, And Ada Marie Provost, Hollywood Star, is on the scene. The Harrises, and Wooldridge Will promote quite a squallg While teaching the Moon-men How to play football. Another hard task, No easier on the usolev Is for Tommy and Charlaine To teach 'um Rock and Roll. The Mascaras, Croissants, and Basses Are apparently in the dark, This hereis a Rocket ship And not Noahfs Ark. We need someone to interpret The speech of the Moon-men, So we brought along the intelligent Professor Trygve Larsen. Steigler, Toups, and Robinson Of basketball fame, Plan to teach all Moon-boys Their own beloved game. My! look at the Irishmen, McClesky, McGehee, McCrory, McMillan, McLavy, McGurk, And also McCully. There,s lawyers to settle all matters . Or try it, They're Badon, Bagley, Bowling, Dupuy and Wyatt. Doctors Winston, Lannie, Willard and Hugh, Compose what is known As the Medicine Men Crew. The Patricia Stevens' Girls Jeanne, Carmen, and Pat Will teach the Moon Girls How not to get fat. The Phillipses, Johnsons, Thomases and Whites Stephenses, Davidsons, And Smiths are on site. These persistent politicians D'Armond and Clay Are already planning Their campaigns in May. Here come the Cutrers ,lo Ann, Johnny and fiveg Whose personalities and charm Will make the Moon alive. Julie, Donna, Margaret, Celia and June Are taking their ice-capade Way up to the Moon. Savage and Stover And Hampton are three Whose talents are linked With the shipis bakery. And we cannot leave The Chief Chef in the shade He's none other than Monsieur Barney McDade. Diane, B. K., and Roslyn Leave dear Ole L.S.U. To be frat-house Mothers Of Moon-Sigma-Nu. There's our great fire-chief Domma, of course, And Inspector Matthews Of the Planet Police Force. Dunham and Dupuy, Steiner and Schudmak Will hold drama classes On Klust How to Actf' The socialites, Carlisle, Ziegler and Mixon, Are accompanied by fashion experts, Pedarre and Dixon. Insurance salesmen Dodwell, Lewis and Heck, Review their sales talks To each Moon-man prospect. Now we canit deny That we greatly need the aid Of Terrebonne and Mittendorf, Engineers by trade. Beauticians Cliver, Darouse, Oubre, and Shay Will demonstrate the latest hair styles Of the day. Here's Hansen and Hechendel Scott and LaCroy Figure and Physique advisors To every girl and boy. The three Robins, Cotton, Stuart, and Robb Will redecorate the ship With Emma Lou Schwab. And here's Mitchell, the strong man, With the happy belt salesman. Quite a profitable business, Eh, Joe Joe Nolan? Meeks, Harrison, and Seese Each a brilliant secretary Are with Treasury men Williamson, Swayze, and Sweeney. Marketeers Faulkner, Forbes, Forgey and Forman Sell fresh F ortier Foul For fine, fortunate fieldmen. Welre ready to go. Has the Army Intelligence come? Yes, here they are now, WACS Yost, Caar, and Houston. Come on, Ann and Nancy, The zero hour is near, Kiss your dog good-bye and . . . O.K., bring her here. Now then, Mr. Terry, Since youire in command, Are we ready for the take-off From our great country land? The signal is given Six, five, four, three, two, oneg We're off into space, Like the shot of a gun. Our green and gold rocket Shows welre faithful as ever, Welre leaving our World To return maybe never. But we remember clearly, As we fade into the sky, We will always raise our standards For dear old Baton Rouge High. in K ,SM - ji , ff 439,51 gil' ' ,, 1 X , ,. M ,kgs ra ft Q, We 2 2 1 1 ,Q Q 5, 9 '55 f . 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CATHERINE BONHAM MARY SCOTT BARTON Of the National Honor Club she is a member Co-captain of the High-Steppers since September As Literary Editor of the Fricassee Sheis just as busy as a gal can be. As editor of our high school annual Her labor one might term as man- ual Sheis blessed with tact and brains and looks She held every office in the books. BOBETTE COHN J AN BETHEA ln the vocal ensemble Jan sings like a bird And in the Honor Society Her minutes are heard. President of the Science Club is he And also photographer of the Fric- assee. GARY CRAWFORD BILL D'ARMOND The Student Council Bill helps to run And with Key Club too hard work he's done. In sports Writers estimation He deserved much acclamation Football champion of the State Soon an All-American great. WEN DELL HARRIS GLEN DA GAAR As majorette she led the band On the Fricassee staff she lent a hand. Learningis not hard for Helen How smart she is there is no telling At the Science Fair she was a star In this field she will go far. HELEN HOUSTON JOE HARRIS Pole vault champion of the State And high in football he does rate. Artistic and smart is Cara Lu A nicer girl you never knew. CARA LU KEWISH I KAY LECROY On All-State Girls' basketball team was Kay Known also as President of F.B.L.A. The friendliest girl we ever did see She was Co-Editor of our Fricas- see. JULIE PHILLIPS HENSON MOORE His activities ran on an even keel As President of the Student Coun- cil he was truly a Hwheelf' Best-all-round, she worked hard As President of the BR. Booster Squad. ROSLYN RAIVISER RALPH NEWELL As President of Alpha Sigma Phi he did score With his good disposition and tal- ent galore. As secretary of Beta Club, Spanish Club and Alpha Sigma Phi In our estimation she rides high. ANN SCHUDIVIAK SUELLEN SCOTT With a cheerful smile and a helpful way You knew her as President of F.H.A. 3. T. he was fondly called by name iis scholastic ability brought him fame. C BOBBYJ TERREBONNE JEAN STEPHENS Dramatics and Thespians were her trade And on the Fricassee Staff she made the grade. Congratulations for a job well done Of your pattern there's only oneg Class President-loved by old and young Our praises here will long be sung. JEFF TERRY BEN SWAYZE A most courteous boy was Ben A helping hand to all he did lend Art Editor of the Fricassee A straight A student was she. MARY CLARK YOST NAME Randel Abshire Bob Alello Mabel Andrews Eldon Anselmo Mary Andrews Joseph Antie Henry Avery Bonny Jo Babin Edith Bacot Glynn Badon James E. Bagley August Barbay Thomas H. Barnett Peggy Barnett Richard Bartet Mary Scott Barton Sam Bass Alice Faye Bayhi Jan Bethea Patricia Blackwell Hudgens Blouin Robert Blush Catherine Bonham Lannie Bonnette Tanis Breeden Amanda Brewer Dorothy Brown Don Calhoun Helen Carlile Jack Coffee Bobette Cohn Gaynell Mary Comeaux Margaret Comeaux Richard Cowlishaw William D'Armond Diane Davidson Phillip Dimattia, Jr. Carolyn Dixon James F. Doherty Katie Sue Donaldson Susan Drutman Garth Dudley Willard Dugas William Dunnam William Dupuy Venita Dyer Mary Ann Eberhart Judith Entrikin Diane Elliot Judy Exner Peggy Jean Forgey Sandra Forman Edouard H. Fortier Jane Ferguson Glenda Gaar Lynn Gamble Robert Lee Ginn NICKNAME Randy Bob Myrtle Selmo Squirrel Joe Henry Coon Chubby Glynn Thunderbird Bug Bones Blondie Rick Scottie Sam Faye Jan Pat Hudge Bob Cathy Lannie Pug Mandy Dinky Cagie Jeanette Coffee Lerile Blackie Maggie Rick Bill Toni Junior Dixie Jimmy Brooklyn Stupid Dugard Bill Bill Sugarfoot Peetsie Judy N. B. Tall Sally Peg Tall Sally Eddy Jane Little One Lag Bobbie Horoscope LIKE Sports Rock 'n Roll Cars Hunting Bowling People Brunettes Marriage Food Dee Anna Braud Money Hunting Algebra Hiking Swimming Basketball players Substitutes lce Cream Soup Sports Girls Electronics Winter Green Mints Food Parties Parties Dancing Golf Dancing Algebra France, French, and Frenchmen Rodeos Boys Girls Stewed squirrel Jerry Lewis Sports Holidays To sleep late Children Red convertibles Money Sports Track To have fun Corvettes Horses Animals and Art Shows Basketball players Football players Boys Girls Peanut butter L.S.U. football players Music and Art Dancing DISLIKE Opera Singers Homework School Working Sad people Homework Pizza pie Housework Gripers Slow drivers Tyrants English Projects Sarcastic people School Studying Shy girls Butter beans Lawrence Welk Policemen Reading History Typewriters Cops Hypocrites Getting up Television Work Washing dishes Bigshots Morals Gossips Stuffed shirts Studying Frank Sinatra Raw Oysters Stuck-up girls School To be cold Pretenders Bronze corvettes Lack of money Week day mornings Silly people Work 7 A.M. School Animal mistreaters Books Homework Elvis Presley Cold weather Bullies Buttermilk Distance Anchovies Senior English AMBITION Doctor or Engineer Naval Aviator Secretary Baseball player Go to college To graduate To get on Broadway To travel To finish college Engineer To be a playboy To graduate Engineer To be a teacher Go to college Water ski in Florida To climb mountains Secretary To finish college Airline Hostess Draftsman Work in Electronics To teach English To be a chemist To be a teacher To gain 5 lbs. Beautician Professional golfer To be a teacher Not to he one To live in Paris To fly Auto mechanic To make a million U. S. Senator Blues singer To be successful Secretary To have black hair Elementary teacher Med. Technologist Own a Mercedes To be a success To letter at L.S.U. Radio announcer President To own a ranch lllustrate books Airline Hostess Famous model Artist To live in Miami Go to West Point To take shorthand Walk again with Presley Art teacher Geologist NAME Diane Glaser Barbara Glassbrook Ross Annette Grand Joseph C. Guidroz Steve Hansen Frances Harrell John Allen Heath Susan Hebrard Muller Hochendel Jennie Lou Hollingsworth Donald Houdart Helen Houston William living Frank T. Jacks Judy Johnson Lorraine Jarreau Becky Knight Patricia LaMonda Ronnie Larriviere Trygve Roed Larsen Sylvia Lawrence Robert J. LeBlanc Kay LeCroy Ann LeLaurin Nancy LeLaurin Jeanette Lowery Tolly McCullom Stephen McClesky Bamey McDade Ann McGehee Raymond McGehee Kathleen McGurk Gwendolyn McLin Clark Martin A Peggy Mascaro Wendy Mascaro Paul Matthews Melanie Meeks Sarah Melun Charles Menville Charles Mittendorf Dottie Mixon Hensen Moore Maurine Mullin Ralph Newell Antoinette Nola Joseph Nolan Patricia Oates Laura Oubre William Ourso Russell Payne Rose Marie Pearce Carole Pedarre Gabria Pepper Julie Phillips Clark E. Pine Patricia Pugsley Roslyn Ramser Sue Rayburn Vickie Redden Jean Rhed Clifford Richard NICKNAME Dee Barb Toni Joe Hansen Sniky Coon Susie Bud Rut Don Baby Doll Billy J ax Judy Cherry Pouncy Pat Ronnie Trig Ace Bobby Sally Anne Laurie Nannie Laurie Jenny Canada Zeke Jitney Red Ray Kathy Gwen Chalk Oracsam Stormy Paul Pud Sally Chuck Dutchman Dot Henny Sissie Bootsie Toni Mojo Pat Cissie Will Russ Susan Prissy Gabby Pakie Butch Patty Roz Susy Vickie Jeanie Cliff LIKES Week-ends Boats Jig-saw puzzles Girls and sports Bananas Woodlawn Hunting and Sports Clothes Good friends Dating Sports Science Movies Hi-Fi Music Music Buicks Buttons and Beaux Sports Sports and Physics Males and music Carole Vacation Volks Holidays Food California A good show Chicks Hugh Classical music Music and sports Hi-Fi records Brunettes Fried bananas Banana splits Ferrari Sports Pizza pie Cartooning Sports Tall Texans Gray Ghost Robert Merrill Pretty girls Cars Girls Friendly people Boosters A good time Sports Four Freshmen Pecans Sewing Georgia Tech boys Girls Boosters Green eyes Pizza pie U. of Georgia Boosters Basketball DISLIKE Onions Comments on my drawl Shorthand Stuck-up girls Dentists Tests Braggers Smart people Grouchy teachers Business English English Home Ec Basketball Rock and Roll Nothing Stuck-up people To study Flies Popular music Rules Fussy people Studying Breakfast Snobs Conceited people Elvis Presley Waking up Liars Combs Hunting season Rushing Gripers E. Presley Friday lunches Rock and Roll Roaches Thunderbirds Flirts Experiments Cops English Spinach Cheyenne E. Presley Handsome boys Tests Bluffers Fault finders Homework Dull moments Mad people Unfriendly people Teasing Hypocrites Red pepsters Nosey people Homework Homework Bronze corvettes Tests Homework Homework AMBITION Marry a millionaire Return to California Get married To get a good job To perform an operation Change my name Architect Secretary A success Airline Hostess Navy Pilot Doctor in Research Work for Walt Disney Make recordings Realtor To travel Bookkeeper Date Marlon Brando To he wealthy Nuclear Physicist To sing and dance Chemical Engineer Airline Hostess To have a horse To be tall Opera singer Writer Lawyer Band leader Marry a rich hunter Engineer and musician To teach music To understand people Engineer Secretary To paint To win a Le Mans Race To be a teacher Airline stewardess To be a cartoonist Officer in Navy To pass Chemistry Governor of Louisiana Singer Be as popular as Perry Como Beautician To be rich To have a career Accountant To be a success Professional baseball To go to college To be a Latin teacher Nurse To marry a millionaire Mechanical engineer Accountant Elementary teacher Cowboy Own a peacock M.G. Nurse Chemical Engineer NAME Rebecca Richardson Frances Ritchie Robin Robb Margaret Robertson Linda Rockhold Katie Rodriguez Melvin Robinson Linda Russell Antoinette Salemi Lorraine Salemi .loan Savage Ann Schudmak Phyllis Schwab Emma Lou Schwab Bill Schwartz .lo Ann Schoonmaker Katherine Seese Barbara Sevin Nancy Shay Sherry Singleton Robert Smiley Don Smith Don Sommers Carmen Spedale Mary E. Stampley .ludy Steiner Dewey Stephens Elizabeth Stephens Jean Stephens Robyn Stewart .Johnny Stockwell Dave Story Janet Stover Esther Strickland William B. Swayze, Jr. Charles Sweeney Robert A. Terrebonne Oliver Teagle Jeff Terry Kenneth Terrell Leon Terrell Michael Theriot Shirley Thomas Dorothy Thompson Johnnie Gay Tinsley Paul Toups Elizabeth Tucker June Tully Barbara Turpin Donna Vicknair Mary Lynn Walker Ann Walls Patty Wascom Virginia Watkins Thomas Watson Shirley Webb Harold W. Wendler Judy Wilkinson Parker Williamson Joan Worley Billy Yelverton Marjorie Ziegler NICKNAME Becky Dimples Flash Mart Nostrebor Blondie Katie Rod Archie Dimples Net Rayne Savage Rooney Philco Emmy Norrine Baby Kat Barbs Nan Bug Robbie Country Don Dunce Tuddie O Buckwheat Betty Jeanne Robbie Blade The file Revots Tenaj Hester Ben Pick Bobby Foots Heartbreak K. T. Leon Mike Angel Dot Squirrel Snoops Pat Blondie Kitten Don-Fae Chubby Bunkie Patty Jenny Tommy Shirl Windy Juice Parker lstrouma Skunky Margie LIKES Horseback riding Sports Mack Week-ends Tall boys Blue eyes Basketball Dancing Clothes Clothes and music Food and sleep Movies and TV Piano Athletes To do things Yachts Food Morgan City Pretty clothes 3 o'clock bell Women Kitty Lee Rider Music Food Sports Theater Sports Water sports Buicks Machines Football Science Holidays Football Nice girls Football Solving problems Girls Football Hunting Sports Honesty Drama Swimming Fine cars Basketball Boys Dancing and singing Money Terry Sports To dance Jazz Football Sleep Daily lunch rush Sports Pale blue cars Girls and food Drums Fords Boys DISLIKE Desserts Ironing P.O.D. Studying Silly boys Work Reckless drivers TV Commercials Tests Math Social climbers Snoring Nothing Studying Gripers Lost keys Homework Gossip Long hair Homework Hard work Studying Conceited girls TV Fights Prejudices Classical music English Pop tests Saturday A.M. Speech Not much School Sarcasm Conceited girls Nosey people English Literature School Speeches American History Army K. P. Insincerity Being fat Business English Cold weather None Work Cold Pizza People Pokey drivers Yellow Chemistry Mondays Spinach School Homework Reading Sourkraut Homework E. Presley Chevrolets School AMBITION Secretary Housewife To graduate from H. S. To gain weight To be a nurse To have an easy name Doctor Airline Hostess Nurse Nurse Script girl in N. Y. To return to New York To be a teacher To be on time To be somebody To own a chain of stores Veterinarian To fly To go to college Psychologist Jet mechanic To be a cowboy Musician To finish college To work for the State To be happy To lead an easy life Secretary To have long, curly hair To gain weight To get out of school To enter Cal. Tech. To finish school To get a job To own a motorcycle To graduate in '58 To reach the moon To get out of H. S. To marry a rich girl To graduate To be a minister Mechanical Engineer To be an actress To be president To go to college To be rich To be a teacher To be rich To change the world Fashion coordinator To be a good lawyer Crime reporter Interior decorator Housewife To be a success Medical technologist To be rich Car racer To make a million To be a mother Hair Stylist To get married SUDERLMWE F fl ,Q , la L Best All-Round ROSLYN RAMSER and HENSUN MOORE V7f.,,fw 'Lf Q, Q My. Wwwww .wwf M M if 4 'QW in Rfk Q., 3 is 2 F riendliest JULIE PHILLIPS and STEVE HANSEN Most Likely to Succeed BOBETTE COHN and STAN BARDWELL Sweetest Girl Nicest Boy JO ANN COOPER and JOHNNY CUTRER ,, Best Dressed ANN MCGEHEE and JIMMY BAGLEY ' 1 Most Intellectual HELEN HOUSTON and BOBBY TEBREBONNE U ATUN Q 'W' Best Sport J INNY BASS and CHARLES SWEENEY Most Courteous PATSY MIRANDA and WINSTON ITARMOND Best Personality ANN LELAURIN and PAUL TOUPS f 5324755 rfsgiggg Most Talented J EANNETTE LUWERY and RALPH NEWELL L Most Popular JUDY BASS and JEFF TERRY Man's Lady Lady? Man JO ANN WATSON and PAT WOOLDRIDGE Cutest NANCY LELAURIN and WILLARD DUCAS Class Wit ADA MARIE PREVOST and BARNEY MCDADE Best Worker CAROL PEDARRE and CHARLIE BARNUM .ydlrqff . f. ,. .Am 1,5 ' 4? afkwafn ay, , rf, x- nw vi sr AQ' Pi A Aff X A . ry. 71- f , ,h f 1' S, Best Looking CARMEN SPEDALE and JOE HARRIS Most Athletic KAY LE CROY and WENDELL HARRIS Best Figure Best Physique SU ELLEN SCOTT and TOMMY GRAND Most School Spirit JUNE BLUSH and KENNETH DOMMA Biggest Flirt DALE THOMAS and BILL DUNHAM Best Dancers CHARLAINE TOUPS and TOMMY BRUNSON if 1. 5 Most H u p py-G0-Lucky NANCY SHAY and WAYNE WIILIAMS if Most Sophisticated DOTTIE MIXON and BEN SWAYZE -ai 'u 'Q -22, 'W 3 5 fxrqffsm, N fi ,sE,, f 2. agen? we f if , , - .14 ,fm r -1-pywfv Am f Llhkljiu Y , M 35 W KJ? , - A- :za gig ff ET, 5,51 Jaw Y 2 M - 5 iNffwW75f.iZ' . k Y V X I . 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' 1 Q M A1 in-, 2 'nw , Q., sr, A li me ' 'za me ,E 1- if l 53 1 QE 'F Beverly Bodi Linda Boiteaux William Boling Bettye Boothe Leroy Borders Maxine Boudreaux Herbert Bourgeois Harvey Bowling Muriel Brashears Dee Anna Braud Nan Bridges Glen Brister Evest Broussard Kathy Broussard Malcolm Broussard jr X 5 X V , A is 5 Jgk ' . -'LL ' , A 'l l'f:, ' Q S 5 diff , , Z5 4--nk IQ Barbara Bellows Linda Bennett Phil Bennett Anne Berman Mary Lee Berryhill Larry Berthelot Marie Beysselance Gerald Bihm Bill Blackwood John Blair Frances Blakely Larry Blanchard Sandra Blanchard Mike Blondeau Noreen Bloomenste il ,fs hz I '-15? Q r ' Q 'va .QWUW -wnrmur V w in-ua.. , in l g i W' f 1 1 ,K 'Wm fa 5 3, X a If 3 ,JW 3 ' A fa Y in ,mei ' , :. , eff A ,. fi' K? sg . y ,f B hi BX 'W AVC fkjz 4 , if 1? I M' Dorothy Caruso Linda Case ...Q Margaret Casico Gwen Caston Annette Chenier N- rw Joe Chitty V Gayle Chustz 6 2 r,, ,i Ronnie Civello -V ' Jack Clark Diane Clark L',ALL if Wt , -vis ga' ii waive 1-'MIG Ex'-' My We S X 'Z gamer Mary Frances Cooke X ' i .2 Alice Coats M45 -' vfmn Mandel Cogley '25 Carolyn Cole . Judy Cole Muse 'JY' 45 l t po-qv.. M . i 5 A 2 M Marilyn Broussard Carter Brown David Brown I oe Brown Pat Brown Sharon Brown Lynn Browning Billie Bryant Gordon Burch Frank Burke Barbara Butler Jane Byrd Kay Campbell Mary Canella Jonnie Carroll QD'- rim :db as ty P , yy i, - l W , I an-vm. .nv Xl o- ei .. PM ? y I I .W , ' 5 S Q. 1' 1 vw ff ax X mpg., 'raw 'Wagy- Ragan Lee Courtney Mabel Crowe George Cundiff Dennis Cutler Jo Ann Daigre Libhyrose Dalton Roy Davenport Charlotte Davis Cornelia Davis Sarah Davis Becky Day Danny Dayries Cary deBessonet Marcia Delaroderie John DeMarche 1 5 4m-.0 51'-ix HN.:-' we John Colvin Betty Comeaux Lelia Conerly Sandy Conger Linda Conner Danny Contine Gene Cook Tommy Cook Grace Cooper Pat Cooper Randal Cooper Carol Cornet Sherree Congor Wayne Cothern Talmadge Cotton ,rug . N., 'W- fif fl- 1 ' ' y if Lf 1 3 We 3 Pix 448, I M ki Q I -do 'M'-'av X wr ,Q g K ,ffl iilgw g . 1 J udy Dugas Thomas Dutsch Mildred Easley Karen Eeton Edith Ray Eddy Barbara Edwards Way'ne Eiland ,lean Elliot Barbara Evans Barbara Ann Evans David Evans Linda Evans June Everett June Everette Phillip Eversluerg -4' 'wifi 1 I ' -A V ,, 'Zvi :- ' 'rr' a fi fu. d 'Us,, if? 1? 2 ,f 'Q Ji . 5 K 3 31. F Fx W 31 ,wif J: A .J A, , -, ,,.- J ..-: l'l nfggl A' fesefm -fiiiiii ii2Sxxil! .!?..!:-:J 'Nm H ,lo Anne Demers Ava Denham DeEtte Denny Don Depeu Dorthy Desselle .lay Detlefs Diane DeVault Ann Dicharry Henry Dimattia Louis Dipuma - Lamar Dixon ' Patty Doise E I-TQ, Marilyn Dowden r Donald.Duby Alicia Ducote N A lx .,.,,.,,'i .ii i I .AQ 4 ?3i5y,v lnul f , 'W I E f I yr 5.4.1 l 1 E R Q x w 1 wi ui in W if wif xi , rf Y W-'F' A s 1 A In 'EDN uully L i l J, J :A .1 ZAA V W we ly L X of 1 f K A ffl .-i n a, Esther Falcon r mi j elf lim ea E V 1 5 it 4 ' -. alitfw X32 E ' 5 X nm , F , ff' , ',,' , b ' K .Mig 4l 't ' g li 'f 5 9 A 'V S x r ! L. ,ffl 5 ., F P l I I ' t l ,HF 2 A X . ,-- ,ffjf ., 0 'ffl .2-fr is F as 2? -. .K f3 i' F . l s. 'g,.tf'fQpg' gf. 3 .,,A. 5 3 sg su 6 .,....w-U' 5 , 9 ,QQ K W' fr if 1 l ff Carol Ann Fulco Gail Gardiner Chris Garner Brenda Garon J oe Garrett Norma Garza ,lette Geier Billy Geoghegan Mary George Jeanette Giamanco B. L. 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President, Henson Home Vive President, Bill D Armond Sevrflary, Judy Bass Treasurer, In-an Nelterullm RFPRESENTATIVES FI R91 FLRNI Firsz row Stan Bzlnlwf,-ll Donna Dodgf- ,Iinuy Hass Anm- Gayla' Darousf- Second row Paul Matthvvvs 'frygve Larson Johnny Cutrvr Bobvltv Cohn Lmcil OFFICERS SECOND TERM President, Clay Dugas Vice President, Bill D'Armoncl Secretary, ,lully Bags Treasurer, Chris Garner li First mu' Donna I'Jmlgc ,linny llafs Nanvy Holland Sfffmzzl row Paul Matthew, Try gn' Larson Julmny Cutrcr C1-vlm liaruum Stan llardwell xaiiisvuill' Iswwnsufuq bldllimil N ilif Dill wail :thi iii Pllvlnlwi illlrggi K hliiii .........-...,. ICXI-Q4ll'TlYli 150 XRD SECOND TERM .::! A 'asks ' .:-:-- '-'-- -:Q-.-.f-. f- acv - -.-fr'-':-.:'.:-.. . . ' 2- :fri-.55::f.': :f::'I:5. - .-Ram-A u ' - - ::5:: . '-. 24 .9 -..- Nw. ,, :im 5 '-5 'sw ' 1 - :'- f-L 3 f r- N -1-a nl' NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY w ff 2 S f - . -' ff 1 I 4 S ational Honor Societ an mm gm., V., . W6 Aww an M W ,mm -as m mf-W Q M www wwf 4, wwf-if W muff MM wp W fm - sv X W Htmlll, Nh, l'vtv1'- Hvnson Honra Presirlrvzl: Jan Iivlhva, Svf'I'r'tr1rx: Ann Imlaurin. Trvaszzrerg Stun 5110113018 Bardwell. fire Presizlmzl. rf g m 'Qe W M? .L,vM,,,, Www f. M um, ww. -,X mm www Q., -1 ww, WW ff-wx aww!! 4 zfrii um - wx wa ww su Q Q na WM 'f M wa, ,gg 1-W1 ax wmssm S5553 K and is E322 ,A M -Mi Beta lub . , :Z rw 5 Q the-Q .gif it ZQ: 5' Mrs. Micheal Cara Lu Kewish Pat Wooldridge Ann Schudmak DOHHH Dodge Sponsor President Vice President Secretary Treasurer ', .af . B f K K ff, if ,eatery , s 5 . - ' Glynn B ,,,,,qg.,f' ' , . of 'I Libby Dalton, Yoo tus! Linda Jones, Celia Sue Kent lt 3 , ff! ,iv it X 'il ,Q 'W . 1, We -K, 2 iwf ,lf-V Q' adon, Stan Barclwell, ,lan Bethea, Pat Blackwell, Susan Cliver, Bobette Cohn, Ann Croissant, ,loan Croissant. Bill , f 1 ,gm-.,Qf.fsQfsbsg I 7 ,1-4x1 ' N Q t- :fx , my g 3 - , A 3 I1 2 Q ui 3 . 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I ' K V , , i f ..,, Y V P Q A f 9' In K , f , H F ,AI W 3 y.,Ly. - Q ,, '- - , ,' , 2 , Q Q7 , al: .fl ,lu .- jg ,- f A -913' - 535A . ' V ' .ff K t Y ' W - 'X' ' 'l5fff 'f '' -i lite fi. A I , 'if V i I ' A Qi ,,,l,, q 44:5-7 I n f: -1 Polly Stirling, Yost. ,lanet Stover, Bob Terrebonne, Jeff Terry, Donna Thames, Dale Thomas, Maurice Tynes, ,ludy Wildinson, Mary Clark M Sigma Mrs. Major Sponsor Clay Dugas, Treasurerg Diane Hathorn, Secremryg Charles Barnum Presidelztg Margaret Robertson, Vice President. 65 6: K is Alpha Ralph Nvxxvll 1311114-lie Colm Pres1'zff'11l 1f if'P Il1Y'SiIlPV1f Si ma 3 Phi ISN if 'TLV f ww YQ .K-my as .Ivan N:-tlerville Bryan Si1lllIl0l'lS Mfr- Pwr SPVIFIIIIAUV Trc'a.s11rPr -5I7U'l50f eff' ,Wm 5 Miss Booth Sponsor Buddy I Ronaldson Maurice Tynes Bill D,AI'ITlOI'lLl Director International President Trustee Wvinston D'Armund Vice I-'resident l ll , V.v, r Vis ,.4nP ' f'l ' wifi!!! . W1 'QW fl la fl John Allen Larry Rabun Joe Lhrtty Hank btrausb 'Egif- Ke Glvnn Badon Dale Bankslon Charles Barnum Mike Barton JaCk Clark Steve Dodwcll Ray Dry Cris Garner Kirk Hall TOHUUY Heck Stan Bardweu Paul Matthews Niffzyf Bfvwling Bgfu gms Treasurvr and Secfetaf-V INNO' Ire' or Diszrirt Lieutenant Governor ,lub WHIK El:-X X Ll-JB!! mu Trygw Larsen 'KIQT .lv George Hillard Bud Hochenedel ,ia FU' , ff - I Lewis Leggio Dave Liberman Jim Meriwether Bill MiTChf'll HPHSUH MOON' ' qv CD Ralph Newell Mike Odom Tom Pugh Earl Reynolds BCH SWHYZ6 M5, BR. Club .:f5Sg5jif9Y5gf5X'AfQ5fg355fjif5u3Iiifif9Q5fff53f3Y5i4EA53l59'ff f51?ii?3 ff . 'ii i ' Y r f - - - iflsz A- ,ffs lgz l l Absent when plcfures were made ,. V- fa f O - fvw W,AA gl, , ,, ,- mai? gn: 4 f . 1 . T3 1 vel ' ,. ff' V51 '.s,-rwrifigi--If ' . 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Bobby Warren John Bud .leff Clay Herschel Smith Staliiler Stockwell Hocheneclel Rogers Dugas Copeland uzzer Sta jimmy Bagley C0-Editor Q-v'f'M . -'gg M1 K K. Qs, a, f 'cf W ,ff fs-'f Q jj, 5,925 ,V .ti K .m A K? 'fs lfzzmasi Marilyn N14-4-ks Feature Editor Edith Bar-ot Assistant Sporls Editor Bobby Willie Reporter ,S .- .dl ,rw .. ' : N. Q? , i,i, V 1 .,,.i,, it ax: , , Anne llcrnizin Editor gays 2 Lincla Rockholml Adverliszizg illanag 'Ra st I Cay ll:-lanson er Exchange Editor rlr irrr r i li -an ,'3. My iii ,lost-ph lluhlroz Sports Editor Phillip lliniattia Reporter K , lt E Kathleen 3IcCurk Business ,llanager Pat Oates Circulation .llanager Billy Yelvertun Reporter Stephen Klcfllesky Ronnie- Larrivim-re M155 Millr-1 Reporter Reporter Spgnggf mlb Cl SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS Frrst row Ann Schudmak Secretary WI1ss1e Westh Vzce Preszdent Lmda Jones Preszdent Second row Mrs J M Arnold Sponsor Chrls Garner Treasurer Mr J W Arnold Sponsor ,f . 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' we H . rj-245i FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Future Nurses Futur Nanny Peabody, Vice Presirlentg Ester Tynes, Corresponding Secretaryg Norma Sue Wiseg .lune Blush, Reporterg Barbara Bellows, Treasurerg Linda Jo Shipp, Song Leaderg Marilyn Meeks, Recording Secretaryg Barbara Posey, Assistant Historiang Suellen Scott, President. eniors I -ll I-Iis,,.,iH-iiF.,.-,n.,,m,.w-.v-Mm-- Q-,mw,,sg,VewmMqggQgpsmmnww,ewasffmfiyfmweffezesfrs:fe-wgays'wwgy vf-, ,,,,h- ' ' -f ,xnfwamz,QmezseegwmssrawiwmrWmem:aummsvwmmeammmwpmewwwmewawawi mm,,.mW ,,,. mfm,,f1fz,i ff ewwswwe-simWwrw omemakers juniors Sophomores .......,....i. x Lili 'W R HS Thespicms Henry Mary Wllham Dupuy if .f,.. ,. Don McLavy Vzce President ef fx my LM, , E EST 3 Q s Mrs. Young Sponsor , ' . fs 1? ,527 N f fi A 521 - '- if' if' T' gil, 'ltlgi 41' V5 , f Dramatic Club Henry Avery, Presidentg Judy Steiner, Secretaryg Mrs. Young, Sponsor' Pat Oatesg Davy Glass, Treasurer. 7 W xx fr . W N.Mm4mfmmmrQaf,2WW1-weasema's-?':i'::f.sSvms1:Q- eiisfimemrzyfm-'Wt : wwf ,, Mnwwvmxw 3 4-H Club Barry Kent, Ann Berman, Secretary, Sarah Watson, Bobby L1-Blanc, Vice President, Mr Strange, Mrs. Howard, Sponsorsg Warren Stabiler. perators Club Jimmy Faulkner, Secretaryg Mr. Davis, Advisorg George Reymond, President. I, I Distributive Education Club Xllff x X 4 G 505 2 110:29 , 0:0911 , 0:00 9 -, .Qin f .V Michael Chevalier, Treasurerg Alice Faye Bayhi, Reporterg Edna Hubert, Treasurerg Jo Ann Burns, Secretaryg Robert Norman, Pres- identg Mrs. Redfield, Sponsorg Wayne Coth- ern, Photographerg Harry Keen, Vice Presi- dent. Jean Humphreys, Vice Presizlentg Molly McMillan, Secrelaryg Becky Knight, Trerzsurerg Charlaine Toups, Parlianzentariang Pat McGuire, Presizlentg Mrs. Vick, Sponsorg Mrs. Pettengill, Sponsorg Katie Sue Donaldson, Reporter. Math Club Dave Story, Presidentg Betty Sessums, Vice Presidentg Linda Jones, Vice Presidentg LeEar1e Hinesg Mrs. Vernon, Sponsorg Mrs. Pillow, Spcmsorg Bryan Simmons, Treasurer. J ff? l 5: N' df' 51 .,.., 1- ,- -T- me-3. Z' :K - A lui Mrs. Collier, Nancy Naylor, Vice Presidentg Cara Lu Kewish, Presirlentg Mr. Clark, Judy Exner, Treasurer. Scienc Paul Toups, President, Larry Kern, Vice Presidentg Julia BIOLOGY CLUB Burnma, Secretary, Jane Francis, Treasurerg Kitty Lee Cllr. Dowcle-n's Sectionl Rider, Reporterg Mr. Dowden, Sponsor. Alvin Meyer, President, Dale Bankston, Vice Presidentg BIOLOGY CLUB Marcia Phillips, Secretaryg Patricia Weaver, Treasurerg CMrs. Dugas' Sectionl Mrs. Dugas, Sponsor. Robert Dickerson, Presirlentg John Allen, Vice Presidentg BIOLOGY CLUB ,lean Mclntyre, Secretaryg Bill Randall, Treasurer, Mrs. fMrs. Cate's Sectionl Cates, Sponsor. a S L 3 x S 1 x 3 4 i E 1 5 E a E E 2 0 rzub O . kr 112E1132EE3g2EE:g32i:: ..- ,,.,1L,z5,. Q fi F Q 5,5193 f . , ' is Q' ' Cary Crawforcl Dim' SIQFY Chris Gamer Louis Leggio BlH,D,Arm0nd Mrs' Libby Iypgiflgng Vzwe Preszrlent .Secretary Treasurer Parlmmentarzan 2 5 xi .. Philip Witherspoon, Presizlentg Elinor 0,Brien, Secretaryg PHYSICS CLUB Mr. Lignos, Sporzsorg Sylvia Heidingsfclcler, Vice Presirlentg Earl Reynolds, Treasurer. Sponsor Nicky Bowling, Presirlcrztg Clynn Badon, Vice Presidentg CHEMISTRY CLUB Suollvn Scott, Sevretaryg Dottie Mixon, Treasurerg Mr. Hargrove, Sponsor. - Librar 1 rio, Q W 5' 'M mb ,S L gf, M W Walter Brown Peggy Willianus Miss May Lynn Amiss President Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor LIBRARY CLUB Junior Red Cross gg xv v, 211 Barbara Henry, Vice Presidentg Robyn Stewart, President: Nancy Lelaurin Lois McCehee, Reporterg June Tully, Secretary-Treasurer. S. N-Q n . X a w' .3 3' .La H . frm lx' Q ' ' .gi XS? 4 ! 1 r. X - 5011030 CW? f - -ki A-A m .ff A u '- 1 x J vw .,- ., T, Y' . 6 I Q W Q, N, 'N '1 Anita Parker, Presiflentg Bill Mitchell, Vice Presirlentg Molly McMillan, Secretary ,lo Ann Cooper, Treasurcrg Mrs. Moffett. Sponsorg Mr. Hughes, C0-Sponsor. Music Groups MIXED CHORUS 'll KZ UFQ- GIRIS' ENSEMBLE ALPHA SECTION OFFICERS n my Mr. Lignos, Sponsorg Robert Terrebonne, Capzaing Win- ston D'Arm0nd, First Officerg Harry Todd, Communica- tions Officerg Nicky Bowling, Parliamentariang Carroll Ahy, Navigator. I ALPHA SECTION BETA SECTION BETA SECTION OFFICERS all 'I' E55 ' I :5f?5:!?3:5:f?-. . -..., - -, -Je x .5355-..rg5:. 54, A 1 Trygve Reed Larsen, First Officerg Mr. Lignos, Sponsor ' i 1.- ,..fffr1'f' Elenor OBrien, Communications Officerg Brev Kramer ss. Il' Captaing Gordon James Burch, Navigator. .fi Q Pelican Girls, and Boys, State 957 First row, left to right Ann LeLaurin Judy Bass ,linny Bass Roslyn Ramser Second row: Suellen Scott J une Blush Ann Gayle Darouse Nancy Le Laurin Donna Dodge ff i First row, left Z0 right: Charlie Barnum Bobby Terrebonne Barney MCDade Wiristcmn D7Armoncl Second row: Bill D,AfIl1OHd Bill Mitchell Ben Swayze Stan Barclwell Hensen Moore MM., Q r 154, f Lx ', L L, fxbf, ,Q ,X . 'Q Q 9 Q Y' H 1 W and-BJ W , iQ ii 2. X 1 3 f Sz 3 ,V J 3 4, W' a tw :m,,9?iK25 ', 'w 5 K 5 , LN Vrk' i E. w M s fix ' 5 Qm,1,,:u. girls w -Lf, U EULLDUE51 FE i ' 4 5 'r MT 4 NW, g v5 4 - 2 s 1.1 f Li -W , X fx, ff -YK 1 4 V . 221. fs ,, '32 - ' , ,., -K. 21 -,Sm 2 ig 1 , f 5, W Y If 1 1 ? WW-3 41 fx. '- s W' L , ,I Qxfflfwffw :f'v'-fr' as -1A ' Ak -ff H meg, . -M-..,...,-ff, ,AX gkiflii ,i 5 , ' f V K ' ,QQ YK H e ff, 7 'YQ--:ia , 'V F , ' A Q1 xi Z, 5 if Q f . 3, M. ur Mascot BITCH II Butch II, our mascot. is registered in the American Kennel Cluh. He is ideally symbolic of Baton Rouge High in that he is, in all respects, the best. Butch 11 was horn on May 21. 1957. Wll6Il he was just a little under two months old. he was bought hy the students of BRI-IS with money contributed by the student hody. Butch II cost SSIOILOO. With eighteen international champions in his hloodline. Butch was truly horn a champion. His sire was Little Abner of Edgewood, and his dam was Sally Penelope. His grandsire on his fatheris side was Champion Alexandefs Georgeous George. His grandsire on his mothers side was Charles Morovian. Heis a mainstay and an inter- national champion imported from England. The hreeder of Butch was Randall Vifilliams from near Baton Rouge. Without a douht. Butch II will prove to he a truly great mascot for BRHS. We of the 1957-58 student body are indeed fortunate, for as Butch huilds the tradition that he will he. we will he ahle to look hack with pride at this tradition. this legend, that we shall have had a hand in building. We take great pride. therefore. to dedicate the sports section of the FRICASSEE to BITCH II. . 'ie' 0-.-fs, .x fsfilwiv-,gk xg' sa.. ..-M-454' TEEN MAGAZINES All-Southwest X All-American ' X W wx? 5 X .QFIQQJ ig W JOE HARRIS Badk, Senior GARY KINCHEN Guard, Junior JEFF TERRY Back. Senior WENDELL HARRIS Back. Senior WARREN STARILER PAT WOOLDRIGE Center, Senior Back. Junior Captain CHARLES SWEENEY End. Svnior C0-Captain TONI GRI FFITH Hack. ,Iuniur JOHN STOCKW ELL End. Senior RICHARD KMCEHEE Guard, Junior MULLFR HUCHENEDEL Guard. Senior X k lv hu.. S JOHN WALKER End, Junior JIM RALEY and CARROLL A LDEN Guard, Svniur Tackle Junior HERSCHEL COPELAND End, Senior ROBERT SMITH Tackle Junlor LEO HILL Tackle, Junior CLAY DUGAS Rack, Senior GUS RICHARD Back, Sophomore JIM SCHQQNMAKER ' I I' I 7 , DEWEY STEPHENS Center. .Iunior End, Senior GORDON RUSH Back, Junior CECIL WILLIAMS Back, Junior BILL KIRBY End, Sophomore IVY HIDALGO Back, Sophomore GLEN BRISTER Tackle, Junior HUMN RUTLAND Back, Junior f mn ,V rg, G 1 n I u A17 W' I 6, a DENNIS BRENAN Center, Junior JOEL PRESSBURG End, ,Iunior DENNIS CUTLER Center, Junior DAVID HOVEY Guard, Sophomore ,-XLIJICN and KINCHIQN HARRIS and HARRIS COACH BANKSTON, COACH HARRISON. COACH GOURRIER HOCHENEDEL and MCGEHEE GRIFF IT H and HARRIS MR. O. M. HELVESTON WARREN STABILER REVEREND CHARLES BLACKMAN Master of Ceremonies Captairfs Award Guest Speaker WENDELL HARRIS .IOE HARRIS GARY KINCHEN Most Valuable Player Best Blocker B935 Defensive Liflemllflf Football Banquet CLAY DUGAS GUS RICHARD WENDELL HARRIS Scholastic Award Most Improved Sophomore Star of Stars Award RICHARD MCGEE BOBBY MCCARDLE DAVID RITTER Hardest Worker Best Attitude Most Improved Player fum , , ft 4, riisafkflaif Basketball Front row, left to right: Wendell Harris, Paul Toups, George Melton, Gary Kinchen, Bobby Forten berry. Second row: Coach Catha, Earl Reynolds, Melvin Robinson, Chris Garner. Clifford Richard John Heath, Ronnie Romano, Bobby McCardle, Charlie Barnum. mf' ' GARY KINCHEN GEORGE MELTON PAUL TOUPS f y f f -Rf WENDELL HARRIS n'WN dd -h.1!!:nH f 1 1 J J J' ulllliasgivrr' - 'W11nlluuW ll Qiff A v l ablzeaiimg .gf ' hut E ' K J 'I Q . I x l CLIFFORD RICHARD s BOBBY FORTENBERRY K WW as-1.:a,ff.,,-a u: -, 'Qse1??Z1f A-W X gat: . i ' 2 wi, L 4- f J Q i -h'. Q ,1 ,gg.i2i?: fsj Q MELVIN ROBINSON BOBBY MCCARDLE 1 CH 15 NBR bfi MW E 2 2 Q f Q I s JOHN ALLEN HEATH 5x,5, RONNIE ROMANO Y Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. 12-Vvoodlawn l6+Zachary ,,,, ,,,,,, 17-St. Aloysuis Y ,,,,7 , 20-Gonzales ,,,, , ,,,,, , 2-Jennings U 4-De LaSalle 6-Walker ,,,,, , ..., . 3-Gonzales .,, 11-Jennings ,,,, 1-1-Terrebonne Schedule There Home There Home There Home Home There Home Home J an J an I an J an Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb 17-Cathohc H1gh ,,,,,,,,,r,,, -,,,, 23-24-25fWedge Keyes 27-Walker ,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 31-Tstrouma .,,,,,,,,,,..r, 4-Bogalusa ....,,,,,, 7-Terrebonne ,,,,,,,,,, 11-Catholic High ,,,,. 17-Zachary ..,..,,.,,,7.... 21-Istrouma ,,,7,,7 25-Bogalusa ..,.............,,,,,,,7,,,7,,,7,,,,,,,,7,.,.,.,., There There Home There There Home There There Home lr an -Q. -, ' sw ,Me . ,V ,ww sw we-me K . e Ei f-CEEBH BARNITNI. xlanagpf, CLYDE CATHA. Coach The Startins five- ,-,rs Toups accepts BRHSE first place trophy for the Wedge Harris and Kinchc-n make the All-Tournament Team. Keyes Tournament. if-in Q, Track xaham , JOE HARRIS COACH GOURRIER State Pole Vault Champ I 5 t tft,, a t ttt taat t -- ,1,t V Q ztl MEMBERS OF THE : ' A . 1957 STATE , bfi z ' a A l f? i A V ' L -vi CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM at - b a, Vat t,t, ,,,., t ,,t, at aaat WENDELL HARRIS State 100 Yard Dash Champ Griffith Cuelfo Harris Dunnam Harris Davidson Wyatt Swartwood Hoover, Newsham, Spring, Decuir, Abshire, Dugas, Rush, Harris, Dunnam, Harris, Wyatt Harrison, Guelfo, Terrebonne, Manager. Sprint Relay Milers F A.,, M' t ,few 1 a...e ,Y iw K ,0-gm fmt' 'rf fr, M ,mtwwmw it YK if may wp? u , 9' ' , W A Q My st ww rf at S 55 it wi M 2341355 l K P? tg, QU! A 'i-911'-wr, :iH.sEfS:?:if:i' fix JT 1 w ww ,,,,v ' , K 2 Swv NU S Q MNH? M- wewm fm r HW f 4' it X Ks ff ml 'Maw' ww 1-wtffttix r time Maw K sr L, L' 5 S , H. K, 4 gigg- wii, Wm is 52 as Q., Q .. Q it fsktwbifslrtrtr if -3: 4-M15 1' Y '01 bn L W QWQLZH WJ X . g r i p ,. , ,.. ' ' ' K .?.wg,, ., ,' Q 1. 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Davidson, Melton Weight Men High Jumpers Fortenberry, Melton, Dunnam, Rush, Wyatt, Delaroderie Ross, Springs, Newsham, Hoover, Witherspoon, Freshwater, 440 Dash Voorhies, Patton, Gunserdon. Sprinters Witherspoon, Newsham, Dugas, Swartwood, Dugas Griffith and Duckett Sprinters Hurdlers Baseball JOHNNY CUTRER GARY KINCHEN COACH FRED BANKSTON WENDELL HARRIS PHILLIP WITHERSPOON CECIL WILLIAMS J EFF ROGERS FRED NESSELHUF ROGER FOOTE RONNIE ROMANO irls 9 Basketball MRS. VIRGETS Front row, left to right: Carolyn Randolph, Dee Ann McCurley, Mary George. Bryan Simmons, Kay - Le-Croy. Jule Ann Young. Scroml' row: Hrs. Virgcts, B. K. Calclwvll, Gingrr Gaim. Carol Dixon. Carol Ann Ball, Susan McLean. Janice Shirley, Linda Kennedy. Siclncy Atkins. Third row: Nita Ann Pillow, Carol Hcbrard, Mackie Wlortkcn, Sharon Martinez, l.PDaire Avant, Katie Sue Donaldson, MISS MORGAN Pal Touche, Sandra Taylor. KAY LECROY BRYAN SIMMONS All-Stale C J L Q12 humans ' I4 'K sf ,sv mm w1fwi .u,,,,, A' X, 4.4 , .A V -5, Q 3, K, , Q W 5 is Q Q m,m,,. Q: S 1 -X, - fn . my U I fx v 1 Y N I -Q M.. A ' af AI R K L XLDW EII 'QQ AROLHN R XNDOLIH Q Tennis LEE FENTRESS State Champion f 1 LINDA MOSELY BRYAN SIMMONS ,,, ,,, , Coy Left to right: Kenneth McKay, ,loe Jones, Chip Lyman, Charles Mittendorf, Bill Randall, Russ Gaudin, Bill Wilson, Don Calhoun. Mittendorf and Calhoun members of the 1957 State Sophomores Championship Golf Team. K gs. .Q-4 7' O - A 4, QQ E i if 5 1 m.- . , 3, 'A Af' 1 .,ff '- X . mlm '-zz' I 5521 'S qw , lax- 175 gwiisafyi 515, .Kg 'X 'Sai' B5 - - ek 26 SMX Q, 35.5. an , ,av , f 'tv f 7 'V' ' . 3 S 1 I . 1 1 .4 1 -:N f X 'Q si 'Q N X f ,, 71-5 :Q P' 9 9 '-9 1 X Q E Z ,xx Wx , .. , fuivir ' , X akin we - If fu! , M YF -1- Cheerleaders , 2 Q A P ' , ,,,,. V ' - 1 Af . ' U, f M 155 , 3 ' ' ,- . -'ST' . 'D ,--wwf' , ,, ' A ' -' : ' vez. 's ,,a.... .- AL,, ' A fa , .lfei ' fu 4 - - V w ,,m f, , ey,., KENNETH DOMMA Senior BOBBY LEBLANC Senior EARL REYNOLDS Junior BILL FRESHWATER Junior BRHS Boosters l Roslyn Rarnser Ann Gayle Darouse .loan Croissant Ann Croissant Katherine Sm-ese PT6Sifl6f1i Vice President Treasurer Secretary Assistant Secretary .iq Drill Captains Quartermasters Mrs. James Prescott, Sponsor J 51 ,eu K We . if W L M0 gm! 63 Qin .1-fm fr if J f . 4 --.. wr H S aff 1 I , ,- L. .gay ' Wifi X Q ffl-5 Q ,LX .f L 'W Q Q- -.ua - : f I .. ....... ..:,,,.,, 'ix fag EWN M S, , nga X 3 X, E Q5 x I, K we K if E' I Q2 f5 f' +J. - 'H ,kim , 4 .. Q X 52 X f, 1 , Q X I 3 jgx: ' X Q ea. my . . 2 kfig JV ' .. ' Q X 1, ' , M 'q'+1Q V - . , ii A , ,- . 'W--.2 ,- I A X f, -fe ., ., , ., -2,- 2- 1 my W 'vw V : .,, H , . 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STRANGE MISS LUCILLE KEATY MISS MABEL BOOTH .Q .. 4 ak? -5- iiiiiirfiif ,Av L.. V' E X01-x .. 75? ,z leo 4. L36 1147? 'bk-- Z 'f'x 'Q2 fWQ,53m + Mf'M'A M Mathematic MRS. H. A. MAJOR MRS. MARLIN R. VERNON W I MRS. CAREY S. MATHIS MRS. BRUCE EVANS MRS. GAYNELL TINSLEY ,,,, Department MRS. BEN F. PILLOW MR. CLYDE CATHA MRS. ELIZABETH HOWARD MRS. BETTY R. MILLER MR. FRANCIS WOODS l. W x 1 z s 4 MRS. MAURICE M. VICK MRS. HUGH S. PETTINGILL ji? J, 0 ZQXWWMA, Social Scienc: MISS JOSIE BURHIS MRS. GLAD S LOWER . 5 , M. .Mg S y ' M'f,Lqwf..+Q 3w1 Lg .,,,i,w.s5 N3 1' WZWXWJS , ghxkvfi F QXPCZTZWZGIZZ L-,,' , , . . I - if Q' 'ilu DR. CHARLES MACMURDO MR. MORRELL CLAUNCH QUIZ '26 .. 2 g' V QQVEQQ, Hlifovnl N W MR. BENNY MCARDLE X. .Q 5 . MR. CLAUDE R. HARRISON MR. FRED BANKSTON K Home Economics Department MISS MARY REED MRS. MARIORIE D. GUIDRY g MRS. IRIS D. MORGAN ,, Nl , , Foreign Languages MRS. HOWARD E. HUCKINS MISS MARIETTA MILLET MRS. LAURA COTTON w wail' Q x, , f 3' SE A ,X A Tx 5 MRS. J. 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IS THE BEST WAY AMERICAN BANK AND TRUST COMPANY MAIN OFFICE DOWNTOWN OFFICE 253I PIanIc Road Florida and 4'II1 S+ree+s Dial EL 7-3I62 Dial DI 2-47I0 OVER 90 YEARS OF SERVICE TO THIS AND SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES RABENHORST FUNERAL SERVICE 825 Governmeni S+ree'I' Dial DI 2-683I RABENHORST INDUSTRIAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 833 Governmenf S+ree+ Dial DI 3-3570 REMBRANDT'S PHOTO AND ENGRAVING STUDIO 605 Main S+reeI' BATON ROUGE. LA. Com Iimenfs of CENTRAL LUITABER COMPANY ROBB'S DRUGS Prescripfion SpeciaIisI's 3033 Perkins Road Phone DI 4-6765 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND CAL-METAL PIPE CORPORATION OF LOUISIANA Mengel Road and L. 8: A. Railroad WELSH AND LEVY T The S+ore of BeH'er Brands of XX, 'gn MEN's AND BOYS' WEAR K Thd 'rM S+ + Ph Dlk 26I77 U a ain ree . cens - ' I BATON ROUGE. LOUISIANA X-D figs WHEN YOU COME TO L.S.U. Remember BAKER'S WHERE L. S. U. STUDENTS MEET TO EAT QUALITY FLowERs,coRsAGEs FUNERAL DESIGNQWEDDINGS Flower BATON Rouse, LA. Shop RONALD L.. MERRILL. OWNER PHONE WA 1-5110 Route 1, Flannery Road Flowers-Society Brand' CAPITOL NASH COMPANY INC. 3333 Florida Slreel' Dial Dlclcens 4-7679 Complimenls of A FRIEND 1 , 'I' DOWNTOWN ' PLANK ROAD ' WESTMORELAND VILLAGE CongraI'uIaI'Ions Class of '58 GOOD LUCK IN THE FUTURE CompIimen'I's of HOLSUM LARGEST SELLING LOAF IN LOUISIANA I IFIUIIRQIQLI '1:?7' Rx , E 5. I IX f .hi-F X Trade Wifh Holmes HOLMES FORD CO I926 N. 3rd Ph. Dlckens 8-2243 BATON ROUGE, LA. CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES FARRIER-MUTH CO.. INC. There's a Home in Your FuI'ure We Would Like Io Build I'I', Insure I+, Finance II. 3672 Governmenf S+reeI' Phone Dlckens 3-34l 8 STEVE'S OPTICAL DISPENSARY 203 Roumain Bldg. 345 Third SI'reeI' BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA Sieve BaIIie+, Owner Paim BATON ROUGE Var,-,ish LITHOGRAPHING CO. Lacquer QuaIi'I'y PrinI'ing Sundries Ph. DIcIcens3-2647 SCHOONMAKER PAINT AND COLOR 2224 N. Acadian EL7-996I CompIe'I'e Line of Ar'I' Supplies I96 S. I4TH STREET Complimenls BARBER BROTHERS of COMPANY AMERICAN Engineering and Confrading ELEC-I-R'CAL COMPANY P. O. Box 629 BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA 2250 N. Fosfer Drive Phone EI 5-6000 A. G. McLAVY Presiden+ WHEN YOUR CLOTHES DESERVE THE BEST Remember . . . Q Z, 2 C LS 8 O I70I Norih Blvd. I 666 Jefferson Hwy. O 8I0 Wesfmoreland O 9I28 New Hammond Hwy. FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY Le+ NIBLACK Nibble Your Bulges Away. Baion Rouge's Newesr Mefhod Scien+ific Spoi Reducing NIBLACK SYSTEM 2956 Perkins Road DI 8-3870 FRANCES FORTIER AND RUTH HUNT Owners FROST-PARKER, INC. 560 Florida S+ree+ Office Supplies and Equipmeni' BET-R-STO RES Choice Heavy Beef af AII Times ALESSI'S DRIVE INN 495I Florida SIree+ DI 42034 TOWN 8: COUNTRY WOMEN'S APPAREL 293I Governmenl SI'ree+ DI 2257I OVERPASS ESSO STATION Wash, Grease, Polish LARGE ENOUGH TO SERVE YOU SMALL ENOUGH TO KNOW YOU DI 2-2I22 Courresy of CAZEDESSUS BROTHERS BATON Rouse, LOUISIANA CUTRER'S VARIETY STORE I529 NorIh FosI'er Drive SOUTHDOWN FOOD MART 4423 Perkins Road DI 3-7746 GRIFFITI'I'S 5025 Florida SI'reeI' DI 2-5456 HART'S LANDSCAPE CO. PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE DESIGNER CONSULTANT AND CONTRACTOR 8240 Florida SI'reeI'-Bafon Rouge, La.-WA I-I24I Com pIimen+s of D. A. FLYNT SIGN SERVICE 4748 Nor'Ih S+. Complimenfs of JENKINS TILE COMPANY 4423 Perkins Rd. BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA DI 3-4l75 KLEINPETER FARMS DAIRY INC, CompIimenI's For Home Delivery Call WA I-I42I or WA I-I422 Rou're 3 Airline Highway BATON ROUGE. LOUISIANA GUS'S HARDWARE 2899 Perkins Road G. N. GONZALES MOTORS Phone Dlckens 3-83I8 I928 Third Sf. BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA Bicycles, Mo+orcycIes and Toys Complimenfs of R. O. IvIcCRAINE ZACHARY, LOUISIANA Dial 6-62682 Complimenfs of SPU DN UT SHOP CompIimen+s of MIKE SAFER COMPANY, INC. 48II Chociaw Drive BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA MURPHREE'S BAKERY PASTRIES AND PARTY CAKES 3724 Governmeni S+ree+ Phone Dlckens 4-7685 CompIimen'Is of TI'IE MUSIC MART DUTCH CLEANERS PersonaIized Service 393 Florida BIvd. I Day Service-No Exfra Charge SHIRT SERVICE ALTERATIONS Phone Dicikens 2-6272 JOHN H. SANCHEZ Concre'I'e Work and General Con'rracI'or I443 FLORIDA Phone Dlckens 8-22II CompIimen'I's of ERNEST BROUSSARD POPE'S, INC. AuI'omo'I'ive Parfs and Machine Shop Phone DIcIrens 4-67I3 BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA CompIimen'Is of COLLEGE SUPPLY CO. I66 W. Chimes HIGHLAND ROAD BOOK STORE 334I Highland Road THE TENNIS CENTER The Home of Thermo-Jac Sporfswear Ias Seen in SevenI'eenI W. T. DUB ROBINSON, Owner 33I3 Highland Rd. Ph. DI. 4-I675 C0mP'Ime IS of Wiwillingup and liiiiifng NEWMAN'S 6 A. M. +0 I0 P. M. FURNITURE CO. TONY'S PHILLIPS 66 525 Main 5+, 8970 Airline Hwy. BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA BAT?,T,nf?,3ZEQ,+L?glg?iNA AMOS' CONGR T HOUSE OF RECORDS, INC. cL2s?LSI'ONS CompIe'I'e Record Line 58 From HI-FI'S-RADIO'S I08 Third DIcIcens 8-68 I 0 BATON ROUGE AGENCY GO, BULLDOGS From PALM'S MOTEL Besf Wishes JOE OUBRE WHOLESALE TOYS I903 Governmenf Sfreef BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA SANDWICH ISLE 2850 FIorida Sfreef BATON ROUGE. LA. Good Food Prompf Service TREGRE'S DRUG STORE Your Friendly Family DruggisI ' 66I3 'Governmeni' S+., Phone WA.I-0670 BaI'on Rouge, Louisiana MOTHER GOOSE SHOP SI'yIe Cen+er 'for InfanI's' and ChiIdren's Wear 4982 Governmen+ SI. BATON ROUGE, LA. BANKHEAD'S 2970 Perkins Phone 23766 BATON ROUGE, LA. SIMON FURNITURE COMPANY I530 Nor'rh Fos'I'er Drive BETTER REBUILT MOTORS for Any Car FACTORY MOTOR EXCHANGE 503 NorI'h FosI'er SUPER NEON ADVERTISING CO. 522 Live Oak BIvd. Phone DI 2-3I5I BOSTON SHOE STORE Third S+ree+ BaI'on Rouge, La. We DeIiver MIDDLETON'S DRUG STORE 2065 Plank Road PHONE EL 7-I47I CompIimenI's of KIRKS' ESSO SERVICE 25OI Scenic Highway Phone EL 7-4734 CompIimen'I's of ACOSTA CLEANERS 3II AIIen S'rree+ Phone 2477I BATON ROUGE, LA. KNIPPERS AND ALEXANDER ReaI+ors, Real EsI'a'I'e, Morfgage Loans, Insurance, 83I2 Fiorida S+. Ph. WA I-8I7I I. W. KNIPPERS and R. B. ALEXANDER Owners GOOD LUCK, SENIORS Sure, You Ge? 'Ihe Besf Deal and ConsisIen+Iy Be'r+er Service When You Come Our Way and Trade Your Way ai' PETERSON CHEVROLET, INC. 3682 Scenic Hwy. Dial 7-3I35 F YARBERRY'S E ' ' ' GOODWOOD Divx'-Iiiis'i53izxii'sip eS Esso SERVIOENTER 'F0QQE,'gi,QT5',Qi,.2'PP'ieS ...For Bhd 'FOI' Phofosfais Phone 2-563I Blue Prin'I's For High School and College CIo'rhes Visif FASHIONETTE 2943 Perkins Roacl JANET L. PARKER AND ASSOCIATES Couri' Reporlers OFFSET PRINTING I2II Louisiana Nalional Bank Blg. DI 4-4559 MORAN MOTOR CO., INC. DESOTO--PLYMOUTH 70I N. 2IsI SI'. EDWARD'S ORANGE BOWL L. S. U. Norih Gaie BATON ROUGE. LA. DI 8538! Tel. DI 4-3419 Compliment, BELLEMONT MOTOR HOTEL F AND RESTAURANT O A. J. McMURPHY REAL ESTATE Phone WA I2682 or WA I2763 Largesi' and Finesi' in Soufh 7270 Airline Highway Specializing in: CREOLE FOOD AND FRENCH, AMERICAN DISHES WRIGHT AGENCY Insurance and Boncls 529 Laurel Ph. DI 4-6724 GUY WOODHAM Paini' and Wallpaper SI9 Norfh Fosler Drive BATON ROUGE. LA. STAY ON THE BEAM .... Ea'r Energy-Packed SUNBEAM WOLF'S BAKERY 1504 Florida DI 3-I788 CO-OP BOOK STORE I08 Chimes S+. Tiger Town Books. School Supplies Giffs, Novelfies Engineering, Ari' Supplies Phone DI 2-9870 BQNFANTI INDUSTRIES Greenwell Springs Road BRAME AND JOHNSON, INC 4 I 59 Florida Blvd. CH RYSLER-PLYMOUTH-IMPERIAL Phone DI 3287I Complimenfs of HIEL'S SERVICE STATION 602 S+. Charles S'Iree+ Phone DI 4949I Com plimenls of OUBRE BROS., INC. I9I0 Norfh S+ree+ BATON ROUGE, LA. SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE War Surplus Sporling Goods STEINBERG'S SPORTS CENTER 832 S+. Philip S+. Phone DI 44327 Com plimenls of LORAINE'S DRESS SHOP I36-I38 3rd SI. Phone 32282 sam BEN FRANKLIN salo The S'Iore Where Your Dollar Does More NORTH ACADIAN THRUWAY aI' Adams S+. Phone EL 7-6I74 W 172-f 47' The Arisfocraf o'F Frozen Dairy Producfs 2804 Nicholson Dr. BATON ROUGE, LA. HOLMES 81 BARNES. LTD. 502 S+. Phillip S'I'reeI' Phone 2-47I I SOUTHDOWNS PAINT 8: HARDWARE STORE A Complefe Line of Hardware Phone Dlclcens 4-7030 3937 Perkins Road BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA JACK'S CURB MARKET WA- I 5292 Ex'r. Fla. Blvd. TRIPLE A CLEANERS Firs'r in QuaIi+y and Service' 530 Eugene SIreeI' BATON ROUGE. LA. Phone 3-6I9I lk! Op+icaI Dispenser DIcIcens 2-4722 50I Reymond Building BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA RALPH J. TUMINELLO, JR. FLORIDA STREET SERVICE STATION 3575 Florida S'I'ree'r Dlckens 3-7384 Open Sundays ABY PAINT SERVICE When I+'s Wood You Wani' Your Come Io Coco RONALD A. COCO. INC. in Wmlkh-enamaf 37I7 FLORIDA STREET Pd . Disfribufor THE SHOE BOX 326 FIorida SI'ree+ Bafon Rouge, Louisiana When Be'Her Aufomobiles Are BuiII', Buick Will Build Them When BeHer Trades Are Made MILLER BUICK WiII Make Them MILLER BUICK 49I7 Florida S+. DI2-378I KI'MBREL'S BEAUTY SALON J. L. KIMBRELL Owner Complimenfs of AETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO S. H. KRESS The Smar'res+ Dressed Girls Buy Their CIo+hes From GORDON'S COLLEGE 84 CAREER SHOP 445 Third SI'reeI Bafon Rouge, Louisiana GUERIN HARDWARE CO., INC. General Hardware BuiIders Hardware Household Appliances P ' I' aln s 5I6 N. I9+h Dlckens 4-6755 ONE HOUR CLEANING 3345 Florida Blvd. Ba+on Rouge, Louisiana VILLA DEL RAY Where a Lol' Means a Greal' Complimenls of Deal! BRAUD'S FARRIS 8: SNYDER P0-I-ATO COMPANY Reallors 2965 Choclaw Drive 655 winlffgfm 6B'Vd- Phone EL 5-5598 Complimenls of ROUGON'S DRUG STORE l880 Myrlle S+. DI 3-74I4 Washing and Greasing GLENMORE GULF SERVICE Corner of Governmenl' and Glenmore Dial WA 3-8783 BATON ROUGE, LA. FLORIDA STREET BARBER SHOP 4238 Florida S+. DI 89I44 ffk BATON ROUGE'S SHOPPING CENTER THOMAS INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 4962 Florida DI 46776 O'NEILL'S MUSIC HOUSE Pianos, Organs, Band lnslrumenls Repairs 2545 FLORIDA STREET Phone DI 3-0I86 LETTERMAN'S Blueprinls PhoI'osIaI's Headquarlers For DIETZGEN ARCHITECTS' AND ENGINEERS' SUPPLIES Phone DI 2-4888 I30 Main S+. ROBERT WINANS FREE LANCE PHOTOGRAPHY WAlnu'l I-2209 Dlclcens 4-5368 Complimenis of E. L. MCGEHEE ZACHARY, LOUISIANA STANDARD MOTOR CAR COMPANY, INC. Balon Rouge's oldesl moI'or car and 'Iruclc dealer wiI'h over 55 years of serv- ice. Dial 3-3455 2029 NORTH STREET C1 TH REE-WAY PARKING LOT IIIIIIIII Three Enfrances .... Three Exifs MAIN, LAFAYETTE AND NORTH STREETS sl: :lr Ik Hard Surfaced Enclosed Wi'Ih Wire Fence EVERY CONVENIENCE FOR YOUR COMFORT We Cordially SoIiciI' Your Pafronage 227 MAIN STREET, BATON ROUGE, LA. WE ARE YOUR SPORTS SPECIALIST Q 2634 Florida S+. DI 8-5347 BATON ROUGE 4573 Plank Road EL 7-5959 .IIII II GORDON THEATRE 4I2 N. 4+h S'I'ree'I' Dlckens 2-37II OGDEN THEATRE 302I Governmenf S+. Dlckens 2-8404 QLLLS f'iR1 CE.5T'?T'f3N JACK'S CURB MARKET e es 5: ??3:ve ervlce New Hammond Highway boz ST. CHARLES ST. WA--I-5292 DI-4-949I 5 STEINBERG'S SPORT CENTER 832 ST. Phillip S+. DI. 4-4327 GOOD LUCK, SENIORS - I I -f g,,II A , ,VIII Jig VY' I I fl? 5 ,A I :.IEWIxVw: j gif, Lf of ,-If il Ir lf' J I- J bl: ,I U I r W I . I I . 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