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

Text from Pages 1 - 276 of the 1960 volume:

- _ 1 nrn cam W«‘ SSbouge.lo j®� 7082 fhlCGMM I960 Baton Rouge High School Baton Rouge, Louisiana _____________L Table of Contents FEATURES vities Acti Beaux and Belles Favorites SER VICE Attainment Organizatio Sports Spirit ACADEMIC Faculty Classes ADVERTISEMENTS ns Presenting . . . a storyr in pictures of an eventful year . . . the people . . . the places . . . the events themselves . . . with the hope that, by looking through this 1960 Fricassee, yow wZZZ remember these people . . . j iese places . . . lAese events . . . year . . . and through all the years to come. With this as our purpose, we dedicate this yearbook to the continual progress of Baton Rouge High School. never forgetting her gifts to us. Jean Gilbert Mary Alice Fogleman Editors 4 In Appreciation 1R. DENNIS F. BURGE Principal “Very few like him doth Hcav'n send A master, yet a servant and a friend MR. LACY E. DAVIS Assistant Principal “To be a true ajid noble man is a higher goal than fame ” 5 Mary Alice Fogleman Editor Jean Gilbert Editor Bernard Skillman Business Manager 6 Ann Barker Picture Editor Janice Shirley Circulation Mgr. Patricia Thomas Features Editor Jailei Ellington Literary Editor Warren Hubbard Photographer Chris Poole Art Editor Laverne Thomas Organizations Ed. Mrs. Stevenson Ass'l. Sponsor Ed Homan Sports Editor Miss Millet Sponsor The Fricassee Staff at work 7 Activities 9 SEPTEMBER r M T W T F s i z 3 H 5 7 8 9 JO U (l£ 11 6 6 7 ( € ? 3 3 -2? 3o 2 September I - Schoolkgms September September 18 —i Baton Rouge High’s spirit is high at the La Grange game. Part of BRHS Renovation program. September 25 - Byrd Pep meet in. S'-p'embe, Cl'ccrlead 10 IA 1 w T F s (?) 3 5 6 7 7 CO. _ I JZ 3 1 7 6' 7 1 r! 9 7 2 9 733 October 23 — Coach Harrison introduces football players at the Sulphur pep meeting. The 1959 Homecoming Court. BRHS played Bogalusa High. October 16 — Students decorate for after-game dance. October 29 game. — Pep meeting for the Jesuit football Holy c,°43- • af,er school for .he BRHS vs. Ca.no,«. ,„brr 16 - Pep meeting af.er gh football game. Novtnts $ LJH T w T S 3 V 5 ro 7 O Cl2j J3 7 b 7 9 z ri?) 2 CzP 2? d 7 22 timber 12 e . Senior finalists at the Beaux and Belles Pageant December IS Christmas parties were held in the homerooms before the holidays. Co-Editor Ericas __ Jean Gilbert corsage to Linda December 18 see, presents Card Girl. Christmas December — The Swimming team contin ues practicing. December 21 13 JANUARY 14 January 30 — Golden Gloves. February 1 — Senior vole for their class officers. February 2 — Morten Vain speak to student body. February ft — Junior vote for their officers. February 17 — Thespians present “Meet Me in St. Louis. 15 MARCH 16 Fenn. AprU — Athletes practice for E 1 Young Relays. April - Track . swing. season jn f„|] 17 20 21 22 23 24 26 28 ■ ia I I Sophomore Boys Junior Contestants 36 Senior Boys—Semi-Finalists 38 Queen and court with their escorts—Mr. J. A. Bankston and Polly, Mr. W. C. Ritter and Lynne, .Mr. E. K. Weaver and Pat. Mr. Thomas E. Holland and Nancy, Mr. Wally Wells and Wendy, Mr. F. W. McDonald and Jan, I)r. W. S. Randall and Dorothy. Nancy being crowned by the Homecoming Queen of Nancy bring escorted off the field by her father. Mr. 1958, Nanny Peabody. font Holland. 39 Christmas Card Girl LINDA SAVAGE Valentine Girl FRANCES TAYLOR Service r u I W,ty ■ i iif M ;4 ( AL2 s. 7smss=; ®8 pi f a c A AV4P r-J o'£ C r Vi- L Jo - -cTa k % 'v_ ;A A w; k 'A at v' 1 X cSC 4ylv V r rO A' ? L , 3M k w -jk I . 'S .ViJ m Ti ' «P� I m iki A V 3 J 'Ll U tf). Nfcf X- r' A £ Ul QT ,f HA c C V Foreign Exchange Student - Morten Vatn Morten speaks to student body. Morten Vatn has come to us from Oslo, Norway, through the American Field Service. The Key Club sponsored Morten, who has become a worthy member of Raton Rouge High, participating in many of the club activities of the school. This year he has been an active member of the Beta Club, Student Council, and the Key Club. We have exchanged ideas and customs, each of us learning and prospering by this exchange. Morten will be missed and remembered by all of us when he returns to Norway to complete his high school education. As a special tribute to our foreign exchange student, Morten Vatn, The Fricassee Staff dedicates this page to him. 46 Morten before his speech. Morten Vatn MRS. AUDIF. MOFFETT “All arc architects of Fate Working in these walls of Time; Some with massive deeds and great Some with ornaments of rhyme.” Henry Wadsworth 1-ongfcllow For many years the Choruses of BRHS have entertained for many clubs and groups in town and have gained a very worthy reputation. The person responsible for all these programs is Mrs. Audie Moffett, who is retiring this year. We regret very much that she is leaving us for we will miss all the wonderful musical programs, all the singing in the halls, and above all we will miss her. Many of her voice pupils have reached great heights in the musical world. Mrs. Moffett has done a fine job here and to her we say, THANK YOU FROM THE BOTTOM OF OUR HEARTS. May she always keep a place in her heart for us as we will for her. May her retirement be a happy one, and may God Bless her. Who's Who It is with pleasure and pride that we present to you the following Seniors who were voted hy their teachers for WHO’S WHO at Baton Rouge High School, on the basis of scholastic achievement, leadership, service, honesty, loyalty, and courtesy. All of them were very active in club work; besides that, they kept up their grades and exhibited qualities of loyalty, honesty, and courtesy. It is students like these who make of BRHS one of the best schools in the country and who dispel all adverse criticisms of modern teen-agers. To these students we say congratulations and Godspeed in the future. May you continue to follow in the path of righteousness and become good, useful citizens in this wonderful country of ours. Good luck and God bless you. DIANNE BELL VALERIE BRAID 49 MARY ALICE FOGLEMAN JANE FRANCIS JEAN GILBERT GAY ANN GOODMAN NANCY HOLLAND GEORGE HILLARD 50 MARC LOUDON CAROL ANN McKAY MICKEY LOU MANY AL MEYER 51 52 HENRY STRAUSS MARSHA TERRY LOVEY THOMAS LAVERNE THOMAS ESTHER TYNES HENRY WALL 53 This is coaching? ? ? you lc pretty 54 Oh! My Chcric. Shall we SKIP Those Cheerleaders really get around! told you boys to 8,.t lo Worj., • hihe Nv ett 1 Tired trom «« weekend• Smile, boy. Smile. Mr. and Miss B R ] 56 Best Workers Sweetest Girl Nicest Boy Sherry Anderson and Dale Spaht 58 Friendliest Jane Johnson and Selser Pickett -fc- a JX5= -vy jr k l. J' 'V jux r r 1 GX+SX. f KS (Best Dressed tL i x Terrv ui,e X -- and 1 - Courteous Meredith Penny George wm Man's Lady Lady's Man Julia Brumfield and David Grand Most Popular Patricia Weaver and Gordon Johnson Biggest Flirt Chris Poole and Dale Bankston Ha ■ , Jl jfc XiL tL- u ojJ , yoU- A — —s — -0- � f JLftu O j'Zt +jLp -p. '’■ -ir- 1 ptfjt Figure i fM . “ Jinjrvtujici 'J.__ V r-- u Lw jP io w- —C- i' p ® • 1 Vi r oj P dL—]i£- CJ Y3-uo_ ■ Best Looking Frances Taylor and David Hovey =r MU KaxjuU LL-Ux-i - Ct Ci-cyi X Ax. ajLC t- •' -'s ( cU OJUL. %JUill UU cuaa, . a :- f: l t Jb cst nncers ' JZO'Vihs Mai ULaJU aB,M ttzuy1- (U (J CL KA- Oyk i LAY Most Happy- Go-Lucky Marcia Phillips and Rutch Fulmer Class Wit Bca Paine and Parker Griffith I CIRLS’ STATE BACK ROW. left to right Sherry Anderson—Stale Senator. Alabama City Jane Johnson—State Commissioner of Public Health Jane Francis—Registrar of State I inds Charlotte Harris—Mayor, Mississippi City, . State Treasurer FRONT ROW, left to right Carol McKay- Miss Oklahoma City State Representative Esther Tyncs- Miss Maine. State Senator Paula Wallis—Mayor, Maine City, Award for Best Mayor Nancy Holland—Mayor, Missouri City, Award for Best Mayor Pelican State An honor even to be chosen to attend. Pelican State is a challenge to the leaders of Louisiana high schools. Last summer Baton Rouge High again proved itself by having one of the best delegations at the meet. The boys and girls came away with six state offices, five Senatorships, and two House seats tucked away. A banner year for BRHS at Pelican State. BOYS’ STATE BACK ROW, left to right Dale Bankston—Coroner, Alabama City, President Pro Tent of the Senate Butch Fulntei District Attorney, Tennessee City Beau Enis—House Minority Leader, Maryland City Dale Spaht—Health Commissioner, State Senator, Virginia City Parker Griffith—Mayor, Mississippi City FRONT ROW, left to right George Hillard—State Comptroller, Mayor. Missouri City Mike Odom—Chief Justice of Supreme Court Freddy Fenn Superintendent of Education. Kentucky City Lance D’Armond—State Senator, Georgia City You’re not going to break a date with me! Come on. unlock the door! ! 69 C,o to VO. syoiircane, c rc Y°u going? ce.? V Pul U back in its cage1. The activities of the First Term of the Student Council were severely hampered by the renovation problem. However, because of its fine leadership, it was able to accomplish much despite its handicap. It found time to sponsor two dances, Christmas and Homecoming. Both were successful from every standpoint but finance. The council, under the direction of the hard-working Executive Board, opened the student store for business, carried on a pep campaign, and endeavored to put on a powder puff football game between junior and senior girls , which was postponed three times due to the weather. The organization sponsored student busses to the out-of-town football games, handed out to the student body a welcomed Code of Ethics, sold the Buzzer and the Fricassee, and made pep meetings available. The climax of the activities of the First Term Coun- EXECUTIVE HOARD Beau Enis, President TOP BOW, I. to r.: Ronald Foy, Traffic Committee; Hank Strauss, Jluildinps and Grounds; Morten Vain, Foreign Relations; Judd Ostcn, Assemblies. BOTTOM ROW, 1. to r.: Lance D’Armond, Administration; Nancy Lindsey, Ways and Means; Pal Weaver, Social Committee; Nancy Holland, Publicity; Mike Odom. Tickets and Operations. George Hillard. Pice President DRHS DELEGATES TO LOUIS-i STUDENT COUNCIL CONVENTION: Nancy Holland. Lance D’Armond, Paula Wallis, Mike Odom, Esther Tyne , Beau Enis. Esther Tyner Secretary ly Vordenbuumen, Treasurer Council at Work Boarding busses to the Terrebonne game. First-Term Representatives of the Student Council. - Buying out the Student Store. OFFICERS: 1. to r.: George Hii-lard, Polly Vordenbaumen, Jean McIntyre, Ed Homan. Yak-yak! All the time! Seriously, it’s business! 1 came at the motorcade to the Is-ouma game, which was enthusiasti-dly supported by the whole school. Second Term The Second Term began very auspiciously, with many elections being conducted by the council. A public telephone booth was placed by the auditorium for the use of the students. Ihe long-awaited traffic stickers finally arrived and were put on students' cars for identification. A Valentine Dance was held, and the council helped promote Twirp Week, the Junior-Senior Prom and Senior Prom. The Representatives also collected for many worthy causes, among them the March of Dimes and the Red Cross. Perhaps its foremost and most successful project, though, was the student-teacher basketball pame. which provided many enjoy-ble moments for the students. EXECUTIVE BOARD Pike Thomas — Administrations Diane Davis — Assemblies Judy Holloway — Tickets and Operations Pat Weaver — Social Committee Linda Rhodes — Ways and Means Nancy Lindsey — Publicity Lance D’Armond — Traffic Sue Demers — Buildings and Grounds George Hillard, President Ed Honian, Vice President Jean McIntyre, Secretary Polly Vordenbaumen, Treasurer Miss Booth Sponsor National Honor Society Beau Enis Valeric Braud Lconardinc Elmore Mike Odom President Pice President Secretary Treasurer Mrs. Mathis Sponsor Carol Ball, Diane Bell, Harriet Bobo, Kathleen Brian, Norris Crawford, Bunnie Cothell, (Benda Darscy. Henry Davis. Carol Dearing, Carroll Jean Dilta, Jerry Ebcrsbaker, Louisa Feldman, Cay Goodman, Claudia Gordon. Della Hayes. Caroline Helquist. Don Hill, George Hillard, Edith Holland, Randolph Langley, James La Nasa, Marc Loudon, Suzanne Luke, Jcari McIntyre. Al Meyer, Ronald Mills, Jimmy Morris, Lynne Porter, Tommy Pugh, Alexander Purcell, Bette Sobel. Sammie Smith. Edward Strickland. Bill Switzer, Francos Taylor, Mary Wintringham, Mcrilyn Williams, Henry Wall. Polly Vordenbaumen, Patricia Turner. Marsha Tern. A. K. Barton. MRS. MAJOR, Sponsor TOM PUGH, State Secretary 75 Beta Club Jean McIntyre President Mike Odum Pam Beck Pice President Secretary Nancy Lindsey Treasurer Mrs. Michael Sponsor John Alien, Sherry Anderson, Kuthic Avant. A. K. Barton, Bonnyv Brian, Pat Byrd, Kent Caldvrcll, Sandra Coxe. n A A n ex o fs n ' -1 Henry Davis, Mary Pat Dix. Marilyn Dowell, Lconanlinc Elmore, Beau Eois, Tim Garner, Jean Gilbert. Martin Griffith. Patty Heatherly, Caroline Helquist, Hazel Hinton, Cam McAndrew, A1 Meyer, Mary Jo Pickell, Chris Poole, lom Pugh. A Linda Rhodes, Judy Royer, Rose Saia, Peggy Lou Shuker, Cheryl Stanfill, Linda Stephens, Marsha Terry, Don Theriot. David Thomas, Leanne Thomas, Esther Tynes, Niki Valentine, Henry Wall, Pat Weaver, Lee While, Mary Wintringham. 76 I'lie Honor Club of BRHS, open to all students who have maintained Honor Roll status for three consecutive six weeks, was exceptionally active this season — sponsoring an award at the football banquet, a scholarship at the end of school to its most valuable member, a candy drive which ended very successfully. and a banquet, the annual climax of the year. In this case, the proverb “quality. not quantity” certainly does not apply. Niki Valentine. President Lconardinc Elmore. Vice President Alpha Sigma Phi The Membership Patty Hcatherly, Secretary Tom Pugh, Treasurer 77 Mu John Allen President Alpha Don Hill Vice President Theta Lynne Porter Secretary Mrs. Pillow Sponsor Hetty Armstrong, James N. Ashmore, James Blackwell, Thomas Brumfield. Ben Dalton. Carol Bearing. Ka Eager. A Q 0 9 f-r —7 0 H 1 s L k, Louisa Feldman. Edward Gibson. Gay Ann Goodman. Margot Grandjean. Cordell Haymon, Richard Henderson, D Curtis Holmes. r iiqi n 01 x mm _� Sj3l k Ed Homan. Clay Johnson, Robert Krint .man, Robert L. Morgan, James Nolan, Jay Nutt, Judd Osten, Ronald Peterson. Tom Pugh, Alexander Purcell, Clare Romero, Judy Royer, Bette Sobel, Channing Stowcll, Marcia Strawinski, William Switzer Marsha Terry, La Verne Thomas, Shirley Thomas, Lynn Tubb. Math Club Composed of all students interested in math, the Math Club cultivates this interest into enthusiasm. This enthusiasm can be noticed at all the meetings, whether the program consists of a speaker from an industry, a demonstration by a student, or purely business. Gay Goodman, President; Betty Armstrong, Vice President; Mrs. Pillow, Sponsor; Bette Sobel, Treasurer; Louisa Feldman, Secretary. Math Club Members LANCE D ARMOND Vice President JOHN ALLEN Secretary MIKE ODOM Treasurer HANK STRAUSS President DUKE HARDWELl RENNIE DAY GEORGE HILLARD CHIP DAVID F. 0. DENHAM KENT FURLONV ED HOMAN POLLY VORDENBAUMEN Sponsor M CLAY JOHNSON STEVE KOONTZ 80 LOUIS CHAMPAGNE Director BEAU EN1S Director HAMP WHITE Director NIKI VALENTINE Sponsor n CARL KUTTRUFF DAVID LIBERMAN ROGER MANSON VERNON MELANCON 4tk AL MEYER VINCENT NAUR JIMMY NETTLES JAY NUTT JUDD OSTEN TOMMY PUGH BO SHARPE LEON SPROLES h MORTEN VATN HENRY WALL 81 nal Merit BRHS Students Pi Si ts: (He 55U.VOUI D •States(At I Merit wer s — a tu PATRICIA ln ai O’CONNOR H Co-Feature Editor joe loftin Co-Sports Editor rojrrai o summer ses University, t trams in vv •ted to take I Baton was ex 9 lm llHeM- £ PHILIP RH0RER Co-Sports Editor (S took |;m t in, aton Rouge h ol Constitutio le. I am Bate housands of felveston and Michael and i Nancy HolU r sad t left t« er hap. os born in It ertificate. I the memo im Jimmy T “Bat Gour nis. I am B; the ' LYNDA KENNEDY Exchange Editor -___________ 3ator WENDY WELLS Club Editor ar � e« H h. rw Iona I median is .- ■� percent, The Guidance Institute. They were Hi9h 9ames in the years 1944. 1949. 1S50, and 1953, when my teams w le pres- individually given The Differential victorious. I remember 1$49, whon I won the state mot.- s Aptitude Tests: then the adult ancl 18: 5, when I won the state boxing champions 'n were members of the Institute who had r:t annual was published and in 1923, my first B I am the classrooms, the gym. the art. choral huildinox. the cafeteria Owi narkinn In , and the pole, i I .... ’or scholarships ten ........... he ‘ a :1 a holt Ro list? :� er ich rh ml y ■ le. with admin .stir' 1... MV were; e | quart Ue. me st qimr- in lia TON or wn 1 !? A'lll : b � y taking i'u to le- .Mi the lin- in, B:i ' 4 ; ales of Hi ! ites for y ; ins six IN Ju 5 he test met with tht (•..nnwollljjj sess: s and partici irginii Young, . Pat C SHELBY COX Circulation Manager rs are: Gayle Sobcl. Brown, s to be it Cor- :holett� n Nett- Inrcella tell. K away. •n. Jr.. Kano 3 mes. Hickman. Polly Rubenstein, .v Brand, Carol Smith. Kdwin Brown. CARROLL JEAN DITTA Co-Editor y larg rth B it if ully and j look a nown. itil I I had is now at I m ;hildrci teacher , largest yet I I am the pep meetings, the club meetings. the be , our masc k and spre Ogden Oriv for Is am CAROLYN HITT Advertising Manager JAMES TURNER Co-Edilor I i once a part of Louisiana S' y mother school and becar ent. but I s n 2CC% sin ry building o years. I h see a grad Pat Weaver, Donna Haase, Ledaire carnival, the football, the basketball, and baseball Q........— . j Avan t. Martha Calvit. Nancy Nay- meets, the dances, the band, the choral troup: DON TUBB Holmes. Boosters and the players. I am the midterm ar Business M. I have been governed by Mr. Sambola Jones, voi. i . r lor. Jeff Hinger. Curtis Betty Sessun.s. Randy Langley, will range some where be- B. tty S ibel. Linda Larsen, Bunnie Mi. Walter Bynum, Mr. W. A. Barrett, Miss Reine Alexander. m l w reer MARCELLA COVINGTON Rcjiorlcr tmwinski. No Cathey. H .nt. Sandra Pi Su .anne Foui udln Gordon. ung was a m nee Institute CAROL GRANT ! •'«' the Reporter and Mr. D. F jnately, I am no chew gum ny grounds. 1 vities and fur i to awaken t 3aton Rouge and always v PAT SULTZER : th oun M ARIE HELMS Reporter ®ut my pc Reporter sed and sh moke on m; c discourte ew don’t r� nd these a inccivcd for Rouge. SHERRY Reporter VIM Q2 1 indicates . . .ch finalist. the The Foreign Language Instilut possess akvrtyj couratjt, � � ■• cuyu r ........ . myself unshackled, to remain a citadel of education, anrt found Baton Rouge High School ’ a to well represented this summer. MV respect of my students and the general public. B.R. Mr. Murphrec David Brian Nick Ashmore, Braden Beck, Kent Caldwell, Tony Coleman, Bobby Cotton, Robert L. Duncan, Mayer Finkclstcin. Roger Foote, Nathan Fisher, Fuzzy Fusscll, Tim Gamer, Tyre Glass, Larry Gussman, Billy Hardin, Leslie Hart. Mike Hebert, Ronnie Hill, Dale Humble, Gordon Johnson, Jerry Kennison, Kenny Kepper, Bobby Morgan, Vernon Melancon. Johnny Parrino, Ronnie Peterson, Selser PickeJt, Stennis Richardson. Cliaytor Ryan, Gerald Shelton, Larry Smith, Leon Sprolcs. Don Theriot, James Thom, Errol Van Buren, David Wirth. 83 Future Teachers A busy club with enthusiastic members and officers, Future Teachers has aided the school in numerous ways this year. Its members serve as substitute teachers sometimes, and in the spring the club held a “Be kind to teachers week. During this time the teachers were given a tea. In the fall a Thanksgiving basket was filled and given to a needy family in East Baton Rouge Parish. Dianne Dawson, President; Dianne Bell, Vice President: Man Alice Fogl man. Secretary; Carol Ball, Treasurer; Marcella Covington. Historian: Marcy Cann, Parliamentarian; Miss Kula Barnett. Mrs. Doris Hunter. Sponsors. 84 Larry Smith, President Barbara Pugsley, Vice President Junior Red Cross Dolcic Dean Didicr, Treasurer Carl Barr, Secretary A service organization, sponsored by the East Baton Rouge Chapter of the American Red Cross, the Junior Red Cross Council extends its help to the needy around the area. Among its projects for the year were the following: Packages were sent to Overseas Veterans, Christmas presents to people at the State Mental Hospital, delegates to the Red Cross Convention. Perhaps its foremost effort, however, was the formation of the Disaster Council, the first of its kind in Baton Rouge. Mrs. Ben Pillow, Sponsor 85 The Junior Red Cross Council The Future Homemakers of America at BRHS is one of the largest and most active organizations in the school. It is composed of those students who are enrolled in a Home Economics course, and who are interested in joining. The club has been present at the State and National Conventions, and this ear the State President is from BRHS. In addition, many service projects were accomplished, among them Thanksgiving baskets to needy families, visited convalescent homes, entertained at the polio wards, participated in giving gifts to the East Baton Rouge Home For the Aged, and gave a mother-daughter banquet near the end of the year. OFFICERS Sophomore Section Senior Section Esther Tynes, President; Judy Ratliff, Vice President. Jackie LaBcllo, Recording Secretary; Alice Hart. Cone sponding Secretary; Jane Francis, Treasurer, Betty Maggio, Parliamentarian; Diane Davis, Reporter: Jane Johnson. Historian; Carolyn Parsons, Assistant Historian; Lynn Ritter, Song Leader; Miss Mary Reed, Mrs. Marjorie Gui-: ry, and Mrs. Iris Morgan, Sponsors. Junior Section Meetings U.N.E.S.C.O. The United Nations Educational. Scientific, Cultural Organization helps those abroad. It is affiliated with the United Nations and has its headquarters in New York. The BRHS Chapter this year sent a CARE Package and had various foreign visitors speak to the club on the problems in their homelands. A few of the speakers were Morten Vatn, our exchange student, a Russian princess, and a lady from India. The organization climaxed the year by sponsoring UNESCO Week, promoting World Peace. OFFICERS Patt O'Neill, President; Della Hayes, Vice President; Carol McKay, Secretary; Ginger LaCour, Treasurer; Gloris Dodwcll, Sergeant-at-Anns; Jo Ann Kryso, Parliamentarian; Penny Meredith, Reporter; Mrs. Maurice Vick, Mrs. Kathleen Pelt ingill. Sponsors. MEMBERS Members of UNESCO 87 Jean Gilbert, National Treasurer MEMBERS OFFICERS Jean Gilbert, President; Wanda Sanchez, Vice President; Joan Horton, Secretary: Carol Ball, Treasurer; Karen LiRocchi. Reporter; Rose Marie Fasullo. Parliamentarian; Mrs. Ouida Whal- The Baton Rouge High School Chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America has participated in many projects in civic affairs throughout the parish this year. Among these were the March of Dimes, the Greater Baton Rouge Cancer Society, and the Tuberculosis Center. The organization also put together a basket for Thanksgiving and one for Easter. The club walked off with all honors at the District Meet and State Meet. A meeting FBLA Banquet Baskets for the Thanksgiving Drive. “We can’t do it if it costs too much.” Terry Tuile, President Nancy Holland, Vice President Marcia Phillips, Secretary Chris Poole, Treasurer Decorating for the Istrouma Game Art Club The Art Club has sponsored a door-decoration contest in the school both for the Istrouma Game and for Christmas; they painted a few of the store windows on Third Street for Halloween: sponsored a Senior Art exhibit and an End-of-thc-Ycar exhibit, to which all students and teachers were invited. Mrs. Collier — Sponsor 89 Members of the Art Club I I I I Rondo I’m gwinc t’shoot ya! An organization to increase interest in music, Rondo is one of the most active clubs around BRHS. Its projects range from Talent Shows and Music Programs to Christmas Caroling and various service projects. The membership to the club is chosen by audition. For heaven’s sake, Mop laughing! A group of lovely chorus girls! OFFICERS Kerry Bass, President; Clara Brister, Vice President; Pat O’Neill, Secretary; Stannie Facundus, Treasurer; Carroll Jean Dittu, Reporter; Cloria Lilinlais, Sergeant-al• Mrs. Moffett, Sponsor. 90 Future Nurses The first semester of the FNA club was climaxed by a trip to East Louisiana State Hospital at Jackson. Entertainment was provided for our adopted ward. During the second semester the club sponsored a car wash with the proceeds going to charity. Efforts were also spent to organize a chapter of FNA at University High. A tea for all faculty members concluded the club’s activities. OFFICERS Judy Bolan. President; Jerry Arledge, Vice President; Anne Todd, Secretary; Annette Murray, Treasurer: Miss Lucille Keaty and Mrs. Gertrude Clark, Sponsors. The Membership 91 Library Carol Kramer. President; Winfred Sibley, Vice President; Elaine Wooley, Secretary; Miss Amiss, Librarian; Mrs. Jackson, Assistant Librarian. Its primary proj-ect being to aid the library, the Library Club is composed of boys and girls who stay in the library during their study periods putting up books, stamping cards, and performing many other thankless tasks. The club is associated with the Louisiana Library Teen - Age Association. 0 u r gratitude to the Library Club. MEMBERS 92 Pulling up sets for “Meet Me. President — Ilnlx-m- ftaskind Vice President — Joe Leopold Secretary — Wendy Wells Treasurer — Marsha Terry Reporter — Phillip Parker Sponsor — Mrs. Paul C. Young Scene from “Meet Me.’’ 93 Thespians The gifts and food for the patients. Enjoying its best year ever under excellent leadership. Thespians sponsored two plays at BRHS -“Meet Me in St. Louis” and the senior play, which at this writing has not been announced. Once a month the club journeyed to East Louisiana State Mental Hospital to entertain the patients there. The club is composed of students who have been selected because of superior achievement in dramatics. Its official name is the National Thespians Society. Smiles of satisfaction after a program at Jackson. Science Club Mrs. Carle Libby, Sponsor Mr. O. W. Hargrove, Sponsor The Science Club at Baton Rouge High is composed of many different sections. Each club has its own projects, and each carries them through admirably. At graduation the Science club sponsors man) of the awards which are presented at the ceremony — the Violet Keller Young Award, the Bausch Lomb Award, and the Bell Telephone Award. The club holds a banquet and honors the most outstanding members of the club. Perhaps the most outstanding project of the Science Club is the Annual Science Fair, in which BRHS participates extensively. George Hillard, President Suzanne Simmons, Secretory A1 Meyer, T reasurer (Ping) Norris Crawford. Vice President jf V ... Ai a 94 PHYSICS CLUB President — Channing Slowell Vice President — Henry Wall Secretary — Suzanne Simmon Treasurer — Margaret Adams Sponsor — Mr. Lignos CHEMISTRY CLUB President — Vernon Melancon Vice President — Carl Barr Secretary — Betty Jeanne Day Treasurer — Freddy Fcnn Reporter — Harriet Bobo Assistant Reporter — Lynne Porter Sergeant-at-Arms — Bobby Duhe Sponsors — Mrs. Carle Libby, Mr. 0. H. Hargrove RADIATION SECURITY COUNCIL President — Edward Stafford Vice President — Bill Snyder Secretary — Janice Hickman Publicity Chairman — John Allen Sponsor — Mrs. Carle Libby J.E.T.S. John Allen, Captain Jerry Ebersbaker, First Officer Valerie Braud, Communications Officer Edward Stafford, Navigations Officer Mr. Wm. Lignos, Sponsor 95 BIOLOGY, SECTION I President Ann Odom Vice President — David Strange Secretary-Treasurer — Margaret Duncan Sergeant-at-Arms — Jo Strauss Social Chairman — Camilla Hill Program Chairman — David Loudon Sponsor — Mrs. Patrick Dugas BIOLOGY, SECTION II President — Patsy Lalumandier Vice President — Fred McNccl Secretary-Treasurer — Linda Byrd Sponsor — Mrs. Marjorie Lewis BIOLOGY, SECTION III President — Lovey Thomas Vice President — Emily Stafford Secretary — Myra Broach Treasurer — Bcttyc Turpin Sponsor — Mrs. Norma Gerace Marc Loudon, President; Mary Wintringham, Vice President; Carol McKay, Secretary; A1 Meyer, Treasurer. After the Roman banquet Making plans for the JCL Convention. The purpose of the Latin Club is to interest others in the culture of the ancient Romans. This year the club has fulfilled its purpose admirably. Under the leadership of the Latin Club Executive Board, the club has sponsored National Latin Week, a very successful Roman banquet, speakers at each meeting, sent delegates to the National and State Conventions, and the other usual activities of a club. Truly this year the Latin Club can say, “Veni, Vidi, Vici.” Latin Club Membership An interesting topic — Rome. Showing films of Rome at a Le Petit Cercle Francais Le Petit Cercle Francais has sent a box of erasers to the Lycee Jeanne d’Arc in Orleans, France; sold cookies, cakes, and candy to raise money to buy French books! held an initiation ceremony in French at the annual banquet. What’s the matter, Suzanne? Can’t you read ? Marilyn Dowell, President; Runnie Cothell, Vice President; Suzanne Simmons, Treasurer; Rosalind Vcmice, Secretary; Miss Marietta Millet, Sponsor; Mrs. Rac Rcttig, Sponsor. 98 OFFICERS Spanish The Spanish Club, organized to increase interest in the language widely used in the Western Hemisphere and in Spain, has this year accomplished a great deal. The club very enthusiastically hacked a canned goods drive to supply the poor with Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners. At each meeting films were shown on Spain, Mexico, or other Spanish-speaking nations, narrated entirely in Spanish. The club also gave a magnificently-planned banquet for all members. A banner year for the Spanish Club! Polly Vordenbaumen, President; Cheryl Stanfill, Vice President; Judy Royer, Secretary; Charlotte Harris, Treasurer; Dr. Charles MacMurdo, Spon- sor. ■sHabla Ud. Espahol? No, Sciior. 99 Members of the Spanish Club on a cold day. Eulenspiegel Vehein A new club at BRHS this year, the German Club has gotten right into the swing of things. The club is composed of students of German, which incidentally, is also new at the school. During the Christmas season the club sang German Christmas Carols to German families throughout the area. They also have attended the German Honorary Society meeting at L.S.U. At their meetings, traditional German food is served while films on Germany arc shown. An auspicious beginning for the German Club. OFFICERS President — Vincent Nahr Vice President — llo Sharpe Secretary-Treasurer — Gumning Stowcll Program Chairman — Ann Ciraitis Sponsor — Mrs. Dolores Schmidt 100 MEMBERS OFFICERS President — Warren Hubbard Vice President — Hutch Fulmer Secretary-Treasurer — Ronald Foy Sponsor — Mr. Lacy E. Davis Operators Organized to provide the school with the proper assistance for showing films, graphs, and other educational helps, the Operators have filled this capacity well. Not only have they aided teachers hut also clubs and other school functions at which technical aid is needed. MEMBERS AND MR. DAVIS, SPONSOR. The BRHS chapter of the Louisiana Youth Safety Council has as its purpose to develop an awareness on the part of all youth in the school as to the seriousness of the accident problem. It has assisted in fire drills, carried on safety drives in the school, put articles on safety in the Buzzer, and has presented speakers to the school dealing with the safety problem. It bas indeed striven to effect its goal. Safety Club Ken Caracci, President; Nick Ashmore, Vice President; Frank Roberts, Secretary; Harold Cowart, Vice President of Traffic Safety; Leo Flcnikin, Vice President of School Safety; Tommy Pugh, Publicity Chairman; Mr. Guillory, Sponsor. 102 Members of the Safety Club. I Foot FUZZY FUSSELL All-District, ist All-City, 1st BRADEN BECK All-District, 2nd All-City, 1st The students of Baton Rouge High School have always been avidly interested in football; the season of 1959 gave them a chance to prove themselves. The nucleus of this interest is the football team itself—a football team that docs more than play football. The Baton Rouge Bulldogs, coached by Coach Claud Harrison and captained each week by a senior player, not only played their games with determination but also represented their school 106 GUS RICHARD All-District, 2nd All-City, 2nd in other cities. In unifying themselves for each game, they unified the student body. The mistakes or injuries of one game provided experience and spirit for the next. Each victory and defeat was shared by the school as a whole. It is obvious that this football team and this football season—from the mud-splashed Biloxi game to the dying moments of the Istrouma game—will not be forgotten. TONY COLEMAN All-District, 2nd All-City, 2nd 107 Ijij.1 minute briefing before kickoff. Leslie Hart leads the way through the Boosters “Jar the Jacks” hoop. STARTING BACK FIELD: Brian, Hebert, Van Buren, Fussed, Coach Harrison. Trainer JESS ALDERMAN End Coach “BAT COURRIER Line Coach FRED BANKSTON Head Coach CLAUDE HARRISON Offense Probable Starting Lineups Defense David Brian catches TD |� ass during Bogulasa game as photographer gets picture taken. End coach. Gourricr, briefs Hardin on his mistakes. Harrison gives important instructions to End Gordon Johnson during Byrd game. Spring Practice TINKER BAKER BRADEN BECK Tackle, Sophomore End, Junior DAVID BRIAN Halfback, Senior Little Lynne Ritter leads in the Bulldogs during the second half. ERROL VAN BUREN Fullback, Senior BKHS Bashes Biloxi Baton Rouge High’s ground gaining machine crunched 22 yards in the fading moments of the game to give them a 12-6 victory over Biloxi’s Indians. The winning touchdown was scored via single wing tailback Fussell on a fourth down plunge from the one yard line after a fumble recovered by end Gordon Johnson on the Biloxi 22 set up the score. FUZZY FUSSEL Halfback. Junior TIM GARNER Fullback, Junior TYRE GLASS Guard, Sophomore LARRY GUSSMAN Halfback. Junior KENT CALDWELL TOM CATHEY TONY COLEMAN BOBBY COTTEN Tackle, Junior Tackle, Senior Tackle, Junior Halfback, Junior N-'-v- BRHS vs LaGrange The Bulldogs were handed their first defeat of the season by the La Grange Gaitors, ranked No. 1 in the state polls. The Dogs made a strong showing in the 3rd period, however, as they scored on a 26 yard drive after Garner returned an interception for 19 yds. Larry Gussnian carries for a 7-yard gain during the LaGrange game. BILLY HARDIN LESLIE HART MIKE HEBERT RONNIE HILL End, Senior Quarterback, Senior Quarterback, Senior Halfback, Junior JERKY KEN NISON Halfback, Junior KENNY KEPPER Quarterback, Junior JIMMY MORRIS Center, Senior JOHNNY PARK I NO Fullback, Senior Bulldogs Beat Byrd Haton Kouge, down 7 0 after one period of play, snapped back with two second quarter touchdowns to bounce the Yellow Jackets 14-7. The Hogs scoring spree was the result of an 80-vard march capped by Fusscll’s 6-yard slam through the middle which tied the score at 7 all and then, with just 30 seconds left in the half, he tip-toed down the sidelines and scored on a 74-yard punt return which concluded the six-point saga. MOE RICHMOND Guard, Junior CHATEK RYAN Center, Junior JERRY SHELTON HARVEY SMITH Guard, Sophomore Fullback, Junior KENT PERCY Guard, Junior RONNIE PETERSON End, Junior STENNIS RICHARDSON End, Junior game even feated by the Tigers, 13-0. This was one game, although we lost, which will not be forgotten, as the Booster's memorable faint-spells occurred while in New Orleans. Cotten on his way to iht ground during the Holy Cross game. DAVID STRANGE Tackle, Junior DON THERIOT Guard, Senior JIM THOM End, Sophomore DAVID WIRTH Center, Senior Braden Beck (83) turned his back after taking a pass for a TD. Baton Rouge Bounces Bogalusa Baton Rouge High School triggered it scoring mechanism after three listless quarters scoring 19 points in the final period to give the Canines a 26-7 victory over Bogalusa's Lumberjacks at Memorial Stadium. JOHN BRISTER Guard, Junior BRHS Crushes Catholic High Deciding early that this would not be the year for the Bears to end its victory drought against them, BRHS’s Bulldogs marched 74 yards the second they had the ball and went on to record a 25-0 victory over the Bruins. GARY WALL Center. Junior Fussell crosses the goal for TD 2 against Catholic High. MALCOLM ZE1GLER BEN DALTON JOHN “MEATBALL” McCAY FRANK McLAVY DON McCARDLE Halfback, Sophomore Back, Junior Back, Sophomore Halfback, Junior End, Junior BRHS vs Jesuit The loss of Fussell was evident in this game as Jesuit banged a 32-0 victory over Baton Rouge High behind the rushing and passing efforts of Pat Screen. Cottcn plows straight up the middle for our second score. BRHS vs Terrebone Baton Rouge High took their first loss in District 3-AAA play at Terrebone to the Tigers. We played an excellent game and all the players turned in fine performances, however, our efforts were in vain as the finishing score was in favor of the Tigers. 27-16, as they had their first victory over the Bulldogs since 1955. Coach HarriM n and the l� oys watch intently the action on the field. BRHS vs Istrouma The Canines saved one of their best efforts of the year for their traditional rivals, and played the most exciting and thrilling game of the season as they bowed to the Indians 14-7. Istrouma used a punt return for a 7-0 lead at the half, and then an aerial in the third period for another score. Three plays later the Bulldogs countered with a 48 yard touchdown pass from Cotton to Beck, and Richard’s conversion made it, 14-7, late in the third quarter. Then in the last few seconds of the 4th period, Baton Rouge High’s players thrilled the crowd with its final threat as they traveled 51 yards to the Redskins’ 17 via a 41 yard pass from Cotton to Brian and 10 yards on the ground as the game ended. Fussell (31) just tackled by No. 85 of Sulphur. Bobby Cottcn breaks loose for a 13-yard gain to the Istrouma 18. BRHS vs Sulphur Baton Rouge High received a 7-0 defeat at the hands of the Tornados at Sulphur. The lone score came on a 7 yard aerial play in the second quarter. It was in this game that wc lost the services of our No. 1 tailback. Fuzzy Fussell. He received a shoulder separation which was to hurt the Dogs the remainder of the season. •'uzzv Fusscll receives “Most Valuable Player” ward from Wendell Harris Sr. FOOTBALL AWARDS most improved sophomore most improved player sportsmanship award hardest worker best defensive hack best defensive lineman alternate captain captain scholastic award bc'l blocker most valuable player JERRY SHELTON DAVID WIRTH TOM CATHEY LESLIE HART TIM GARNER GUS RICHARD MIKE HEBERT DAVID BRIAN JIM MORRIS TIM GARNER FUZZY FUSSELL “Best Defensive Lineman ' awarded to Gus Richard. “Hardest Worker Award is presented by Coach Harrison to Leslie Hart. Mr. “Apple” Sanders presents to David Brian th team captain award. . .. . LETTER MEN . . „ Jerrv Kenmson Johnny rarrino Harvey Smith Gordon Johnson Braden Beck Kent ('aidwell Tom Cathey Moe Richmond David Wirt It Stenpis Richardson Ronnie Peterson Fuz v Fussell David Brian Gus Richard Tony Colnnan Jerry Shelton Hobby Cot ten Errol Van liuren Kenny Kepper fjtrry (iussman David Strange Cliater By an Billy Hardin Jim Thom Tyre (da Don Theriot Tim (winner Leslie Hart Mike Hebert “Best Scholastic Average Award roc- to Jimmy Morris. Tim Garner receives Best Blocker award from Niki Valentine. life c0ACH.Hg ’59-’60 Practice Makes Perfect. ______ John Lynch, Captain of Wedge Kyes accepts first place trophy. 118 As the Fricassee went to press, the Bulldogs had just closed their regular season with 21 wins and 4 losses. They have scored 2,418 points to the opponent’s 1,071. In the district race, the Bulldogs have lost only one game, to the Istrouma Indians. They had beaten the Skins three days before, 51-42, in the Wedge Kyes Tournament, but then lost to them, 49-48, in one of the most exciting games ever played in local prep basketball. Going into the fourth quarter, the Dogs had a commanding lead but the Indians came, back to tie the game in the last two seconds on a 10-ft. set shot by one of their guards. The buzzer ending the game sounded as the ball swished the net. In the overtime period Baton Rouge High again led with six seconds left to play when Istrouma scored a goal to pull into a one point lead. The Bulldogs called time with five seconds left. A desperation long pass and shot failed and the vital district game was over. However, the Bulldogs got revenge two weeks later at Istrouma before a capacity crowd of around 2,000. The Canines led all the way after grabbing a 3-0 lead at the game’s outset. Early in the third quarter the margin was widened to 10 points and the Bulldogs kept this lead the rest of the game to win 49-39. A play-off game was scheduled within two weeks to decide the District 3-AAA champ. One of BRHS’s greatest achievements this year was winning the Wedge Kyes Championship. After the team trophy was presented, Bob Cotton and Brady Beck received awards for being chosen to the Wedge Kyes All-Tournament team. Cotton was also presented the trophy for the best Playmaker, and “Whitey Sproles received the trophy for the Best Spirit. Jack Barnett Junior—Forward Braden Beck Junior—Forward Lewis Cook Senior—Forward Bobby Cottcn Junior Cuard Russel Domicr Junior- Guard Parker Griffith Senior—Forward Dale Humble Junior—Forward Coach Clyde Catha Larry Simon Leon Sproles Senior—Guard Junior—Guard John Lynch Senior—Center Bill Wilson Junior—Center Scores new iberia walker Do LaSALLE den. springs bolton central baker menard BOLTON calfax St. ALOYS1US bolton terrebonne catholic catholic live oak istrouma ISTROUMA bogalusa den. springs terrebonne catholic istrouma central bogulasa 53 BR 59 BR 37 hr 47 BR 71 BR 51 BR 88 BR 79 BR 48 br 65 BR 56 hr 61 BR 63 BR 42 RR 68 BR 53 BR 51 BR 17 br 53 BR 63 BR 76 BR 57 BR 39 BR 70 BR 78 BR Capital Words of Wisdom izing Canines Coach “Bat” Gourrier SPRINTERS Mfluiicpn, Gitten. Fox, Smith, (lyrncr, Hamilton I Cinder Singeing CROSS COUNTRY 3rd—Manary, 1st—Sproles, 2nd—Smith, 4th—Schexnaydcr “Dutch” Snyder, Discus, Shot 125 Coach Alderman receives team trophy. Harvey Smith won the 145 lb. Golden Gloves Championship. Coach Alderman deserves much recognition and credit for his work in promoting amateur boxing in the Baton Rouge area. His Baton Rouge Boxing Club has won many team titles. In the last 3 years he has devoted many hours to coaching local youngsters in the sport of boxing. i Coach Alderman is t of iiis hoys. Middleweight David Brian won the city open championship and lost to the four time state champion at Lafayette. Gus Richard, a light heavyweight, fought once and lost in the city championship. Billy Roth won the city 126 pound championship, and then won the state championship before losing at Memphis in the Mid South Commercial Appeal Tournament. Dale Walsh, a 118 pounder, was victorious in the city open division hut lost a close decision in Lafayette for the state crown. However, the boy who beat Walsh for the state championship couldn't go to Memphis so Walsh went in his place and won the Mid South Championship. Though most of the tennis competition takes place in the late spring, the team members play tennis all year, traveling in the summer to tournaments throughout the south. This team will probably go a long way in the State Rally this year because of the capability of the members. They have won several honors in various tournaments, the most recent was Kitty’s winning the girls' 18 years and under state championship. Krint .man, I eFebvre, Church - Moody, Fousse Game, Set, and Match Point 130 ( RUSS GAL DIN Billy Wilson: “This golf game is for the birds.” Golf Russ Gaudin and Chip Lyman, outstanding and prominent golfers at BRHS, hold between them some of the most important golf titles. Russ is Louisiana State. Junior Golf Champion. Chip holds the State Javeee Championship. Bill Randall: Using one of my finer tees.” Donald Clark: “Cue ball in the 18th hole.” CHIP LYMAN Melancon. Como. Michael. Clark. Randall, Wilson. Gaudin. 131 4 DIVERS Johnny Rains, Phyllis Cowart, lampion a fine rrsacs ood SOf Mvr ASA'S pl«kc her Pitc Nancy r s . G,r a' y c . It v j - V A ; V Coach Harrison’s For Baton Rouge High they raise their cry. 'V - i'X r S' C0Ar iMG HINT LANCE D’ARMOND Senior Cheerleaders in “Touchdown” formation which won first place at Cheerleader Clinic at Northwestern College. PATRICIA THOMAS, Head Senior LYNNE RITTER Junior KITTY .MYERS Junior ED HOMAN Junior CHEERLEADERS (I. to r.): Lynne “Lovey,” Nancy, Kitty Duke. Pike, Ed. and lance. DUKE BARDWELL Junior Butch II — Our Mascot The Fricassee Staff takes great pride in dedicating this page to Butch II—Our Mascot—for he is. in all respects, symbolic of Baton Rouge High. Butch will be three years old May 21, 1060. When he was just two months old, Butch was chosen as our mascot. For the past 2Y years, he has been living at Mickey Lou Many’s home. The whole student body is indebted to the Many family for their loyalty to Baton Rouge High School and their patient and constant care of Butch. 138 Mickey Lou Many and Butch BRHS Boosters “For Baton Rouge High we raise our cry” — and the Boosters did just that this year, right when we really needed it. A more spirited and well-drilled group cannot he found anywhere in the state, a fact shown when the BRHS Highsteppers were finalists in a contest between two groups for a berth in the halftime ceremonies at the Sugar Bowl. It was only by a hair's breadth that they lost this place. Even so, we ran still acclaim the Boosters of 60 the best the school has ever seen. Charlotte Harris, President OFFICERS Charlotte Harris, Nancy Lindsey, Jean McIntyre. Pam Beck. QUARTERMASTERS Margaret Duncan, Linda Byrd. Kay Cooper. Anne Albert, Chris Poole. Carol McKay, Pug McLavy, Marcy Cann, Mcrilyn Williams. Jean Gilbert (Center back) Nancy Lindsey, Vice President Pam Beck. Secretary Jean McIntyre, Treasurer Betty Jeanne Day, Assistant Secretary Mrs. James Prescott, Sponsor 139 COMPANY “A Paula Wallis, Captain Nancy Lindsey, Officer COMPANY “B” Linda Savage, Captain Jean McIntyre, Officer COMPANY “C Bca Paine, Captain Pam Beck, Officer •Winner of Dress Parade ’Winner of Calendar Sales COMPANY “D” Penny Meredith. Captain Charlotte Harris, Officer DRUM CORPS COMPANY “E” Niki Valentine, Captain Carolyn George, Co-Captain COLOR GUARD COMPANY “F Pitt O'Neill. Captain Ellen Scoggins, Captain HIGH STEPPERS BACK ROW: Linda Byrd, arol Motley, Barbara Pugslry, Susan McLean. Terry Tuile. THIRD HOW: Bonnie 1 m-onat, Julia Bum am, Jane Francis Marcy Cann, Belly Jeanne Day. SECOND HOW: Kay Cooper, Anne Albert, Ann Mire, Jane Johnson, Chris Poole. FIRST HOW: Pat Weaver. Bettyc Brou-sard. Polly Vordenbau-men, Susan Holloway, Nancy McGee, Carol McKay, Ellen Scoggins. Pat Weaver, Co-captain 142 Teaching highstepper candidates. THE DRESS PARADE 143 The winners — Company “C.' Collecting papers Just horsing around! at a game. Boosters and Band form BRHS at Homecoming! Look At that smile what salesmanship better buy a r calendar! activities Henry Wall, President Mr. Duane Bowen, Director. The Baton Rouge High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Duane Bowen, has been acclaimed one of the best bands in the state, if not in the nation. This year Mr. Bowen brought a new type of direction to our band, and his ideas paid off in handsome dividends. At every game the band was heard echoing its clear notes across the field. Everywhere one went, praise was showered upon the band and its members. In January the Band presented its concert, which was acclaimed as the best in years. The marching squad surprised us with stellar performances. Congratulations to our band! 145 THE ENTIRE BATON ROUGE HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT BAND. CABINET OFFICERS Left to Right: Henry Wall, Ed Strickland, C. C. Sommers Pat Aiello, James Mellon. Warren Hubbard, Scott Starkey. MAJORETTES Left to Right: Louise Chapman, Mary Stephens, Carol Pennington, Carol Bryant, Patsy DcArmond, Jane White. Majorette;, in action Jam session Can this be our director? Jack Lipscomb, Drum Major Our “hot” pep meetings 147 Academic Faculty and Classes ,Ir. Bankston N Mrs. Young Mr. Harrison oung Mrs. Jackson Mrs. Longsdorf Mr. Claunch Mrs. Pcltcngill m.tw Mr. Murphrcc 1 Mi. Hughes Mrs. Schmidt Miss Millet Mrs. Rettig Mrs. Cotton iss a88 l)r. Maemurdo Mrs. Major Mrs. Mathis Mrs. Pillow Mrs. Howard Mr. Caron Mrs. Macintyre Mrs. Smith Mrs. Red field ? Mr. Guillory X ' Mr. Bowen Mrs. Lawrence Mrs. Moffett Mr. Hargrove Mr. Borne Miss Staring Mr. Lignos Mrs. Cates Mrs. Dugas Mrs. Kinney Mrs. Cerace Mrs. Lewis Mrs. Stevenson Mr. Gourrier Mr. Church Mrs. Prescott Mrs. Cockrell Miss Barnett Mrs. Strange Miss Booth Michael Mrs. Clark Mrs. Hochringcr Mrs. Hunter Mrs. Farmer |5| Mrs. Forbes Senior Class Officers President — ESTHER TYNES Secretary — LINDA SAVAGE Pice President — PATRICIA WEAVER Treasurer — TERRY TUITE 152 The Seniors elected Nancy Holland and Beau Enis as the two outstanding students in their class. Besides being a member of FHA, FBLA. Mu Sigma, FTA, and a cheerleader, Nancy is an officer of the Art Club and is on the Executive Board of the Student Council. She was also elected Homecoming Queen and “Miss BKHS ’ of the Senior Class. Last summer at Pelican Girls’ State Nancy was elected Mayor and also received the Award for the Best Mayor. Beau is president of the National Honor Society, past president of the Student Council and past secretary of the Key Club. Last summer he attended Pelican Boys’ State w here he was elected House Minority Leader. Beau is an active member of Mu Sigma, Alpha Sigma Phi, Latin Club, State Youth Commission and Beta Clubs. He was also elected “Best Worker” of the Senior Class. SUE ABRAMS Nothing is so popular as kindness. Future Teachers, Future Homemakers, Science, Alpha Sigma Phi, Mu Sigma KAREN AERTKER Fortune may find a pot, but our own industry must make it boil. Future Homemakers, Spanish, Mu Sigma, Science DONALD AIME never think of the future. It comes soon enough. BARBARA ALBIN In quietness shall be strength. Future Business Leaders, Future Homemakers PATRICIA ANN ALLELO Speech is silver, silence is golden. Future Business leaders, Future Homemakers, Junior Red Cross, Science MARY ABSHIRE The best comjianions are the best books. French, Future Business Leaders. Library, Science W' ■3 JOHN G. ALLEN Every production of genius must be the production of enthusiasm. Ke , Math, Latin. Mu Sign:. Beta. Science, French. Mu Alpha Theta, Junior Achievement-Jets MARGARET AI LOR Each time we laugh it adds something to life. Science, Rondo, 4-H, Future Business Leaders, Future Home- inakein ANNE ALBERT Happiness is made to be shared. French. Science, Mu Sigma, Latin, Thespians. Math, Boosters, Hi-Steppcrs, Junior Achievement, Alpha Sigma Phi ADRIENNE ALLAIN A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. Future Homemakers, Future Business Leaders 154 RICHARD ALLEN Better to be happy than tiisc. Latin. Science, Junior Achievement CAROLYN ANDERSON A perject woman to warm, charm, and command. junior Red Cross, Future Busi-Homcmakcrs, Pelican Girls’ State SHERRY ANDERSON If you would be. loved, love and be lovable. Future Business Leaders, Future Homemakers, Science, Beta, Student Council, Alpha Sigma Phi, Boosters, Pelican Girls’ State BONNIE ATKINS Some arc born to sweet delight. LEO AYDELL Reason rules all things. CARROLL AMORELLO Kindness is the golden chain by which society is bound. Junior Red Cross, Future Business Leaders, Future Homemakers JUDY ANDERSON It is good to be merry and wise. Future Business Leaders, UNESCO, Student Council, Red Cross, Boosters, Future Home-makers, Science. 4-11 COTE ANDREPONT Every man is best known to himself. Band, Junior Achievement, 4-H, Science. Math LESLIE AUBIN Laugh and the world laughs with you. JUDY AYMOND Lightly come, lightly go. Chorus, French, Student Council, Future Homemakers, Art, Junior Red Cross, 4-H, Future Teachers, Boosters 155 CARNEY RAY RABIN Silence is most noble to the end. VIRGINIA BAII.EY Talk often, but never long. Boosters, Future Business Leaders, Science, Natl. Honor Society CAROL BALL She’s cute, she’s sweet, she's hard to beat. Nat’l Honor Society, Future Homemakers. Mu Sigma, Future Teachers, Future Business Leaders, Science, Boosters, Spanish, Math, Alpha Sigma Phi, Fricassee Staff DALE BANKSTON Pleasure’s a sin, but sometimes sin’s a pleasure. Key, Red Cross, Band, 4-H, Science, UNESCO, Junior Thespians, Student Council, Pelican Boys’ State, Junior Achievement CAROLYN BARCELONA If my heart were not light I would die. Future Homemakers, Junior Red Cross. Girls’ Vocal Ensemble BETTY SUE BAILEY I’m not lazy. I’m fust dream ing. Future Homemakers, Future Business Leaders. Future Nurses, Spanish, Science, Junior Achievement, Student Council. Dramatics .MARY BAKER She is a lady, sweet and kind. Boosters, 4-H, Art, Future Homemakers, .Math JUDY RAMJET Patience opens all doors. Future Homemakers, Junior Achievement, Math, 4-H, Future Teachers, Junior Red (boss. Dramatics, Student Council MARY LOUISE BARRATO The gift of gaiety is itself the greatest good fortune. Science, Future Business Leaders, Alpha Sigma Phi, Student Council, Junior Achievement DANNY BARGAS Manners are stronger thcr laws. 156 CAROLYN BARILLIER With the breeze came inno cence ami she. Future Nursed CARL BARR Such strength as a man has, he should use. Science, Math, French, Junior Red Cross, Alpha Sigma Phi, Swimming Team, Junior Achievement BOBBETTE BASKIN'!) The laughter of a girl is among the delightful sounds of earth. JUANITA BATEMAN Tis love that makes the nor Id go round. PAM BECK I can resist everything hut temptation. Spanish, Alpha Sigma Phi, Fricassee Staff, Beta, Mu Sigma, Boosters, Latin, Science, Junior Achievement, Student Council, Future Business Leaders ANN BARKER Her voice is ever soft, gentle, and low, an excellent thing in a woman. Alpha Sigma Phi, Mu Sigma, Future Homemakers, Student Council, Junior Achievement, Science, I .at in, French, Boosters, Fricassee Staff A. K. BARTON Every man must meet his Waterloo at last. Beta, Science, Jets, Mu Sigma. Alpha Sigma Phi, Natl Honor Society, B.R.. Baseball KERRY BASS To be honest, as this world goes, is to be one man out of ten thousand. Rondo, Future Business Leaders CHARLES BAZZELL JTe live, and learn but not. the. wiser grow. Junior Achievement, Jets, Science DIANNE BELL The very essence of sweetness. Future Homemakers, Junior Red Cross, ‘HI, Future Teachers, Natl Honor Society. Alpha Sigma Phi 157 ANNE BENNETT A well of love, a spring oj light. Science. Spanish. Junior Red Cross. Chorus, Boosters. Student Council, HI. Future Teachers, Future Homemakers, Math MADELINE BERDON Sweet lovers love the spring. French, Hondo. Future Business Leaders, Boosters, Girls' Vocal Ensemble MARGARET BETHEA Knowledge is a fine thing. UNESCO. Future Business Leaders, Junior Achievement, Future Teachers, Fricassee Staff, Student Council NANCY BLOOMFIELD Never take anything for granted. Rondo, Spanish. Junior Red Cross. Thespians, Mixed Chorus, Future Homemakers. Libra ry JUDY BOLAN So little done, so much to do. Student Council. Junior Achievement. Junior Red Cross, Science, 4-H, Future Business Leaders. Future Homemakers, Future Nurses 158 JACKIE BENNETT Her loveliness I never knew, until she smiled at me. Future Business Leaders. Future Homemakers, Science, Dramatics PAT BESSON Way down yonder in A cm Orleans. Future Homemakers. Library BOBBY BLANCHARD Books! ’Tis a dull and endless strife. HARRIET BOBO It is better to icear out than tv rust out. Concert Band, All-State Band. Nat’l Honor Society. Alpha Sigma Phi, Mu Sigma, French. Math. Tennis, Fricassee Staff. Science MARY ANNA BONHAM Humble hearts have hunt desires. Future Homemakers, Spam-! IRWIN BORNE Steady of heart and stout of hand. Science, Latin, Math, German PAT BOURKE Whr all this toil and trouble? ' JOHN BOZEMAN To know him is to love him. Mudent Council. Baseball, French VALERIE BRAUD Example is the school of mankind. Student Council. Mu Sigma, Jet'. Nat’l Honor Society, Latin, Fricassee Staff, Alpha Sigma •’hi. Math, Junior Achievement, Science CAROLYN BRECHEEN Problems were made to be solved. Latin, Junior Achievement, Future Business Leaders, Science, Future Homemakers, Boosters MARIE BORSKEY Her smile is her jtassport to popularity. Future Business Leaders, Future Homemakers ANN BOWMAN A mother's pride; a father's joy. Future Homemakers, Junior Achievement, UNE1SCO, Junior Red Cross, Art DONALD BRANNON Look before you leap. NANCY BREAUX She has many a smile, and not a single worry. DAVID BRIAN Disguise our bondage as we will: ’Tis woman, woman, rules us still., Junior Red Cross, B.R., Football, Student Council. Basketball, Track 159 MARY KATHLEEN BRIAN Silence more musical than any song. Spanish, Future Homemakers, Mu Sigma. National Honor Society. Alpha Sigma Phi SUSAN BROUSSARD It's nice to be natural when one is naturally nice. Future Homemakers, Future Business Leaders, Future Nurses PHIL BROWN The more alternatives, the more difficult the choice. Latin, Science, Junior Achievement LYNN BROWNING To spend too much time in studies is foolish. Latin TOMMY BRUMFIELD Deeds, not words, shall speak for me. Math, Mu Alpha Theta, Spanish, Science BETTY BROUSSARD Seat and exact in all thi small only in size. Future Homemakers, P u Business Leaders, Boosters, Steppers EDWIN BROWN Rules and models dcstr genius and art. Latin, Mu Sigma, Juni Achievement. Alpha Sigma PI Math JOANN BROWNING Good things come in small packages. Latin, Future Nurses, Science. Future Business Leaders, Mu Sigma, Math JULIA BRUMFIELD I love my Love, and my Love loves me. Future Homemakers, Science, Math, Red Cross, 4-H, Student Council ANN BUQUET Youth’s the season made joys. Girls’ Ensemble, Junior R Cross, Student Council, R UNESCO. Science, Fu: Homemakers, Future Bu� : Leaders 160 JULIA BURNAM Be not solitary; be not idle. Future Homemakers, 4-HT, Future Business Leaders, Future Teachers, Red Cross. French, Math, Science, Student Council. Junior Achievement, Boosters, Hi-Steppers JACKIE BUTLER Just living for the fun of existence. PATRICIA BYRI) Ready to help with a friend- ly smile. Future Business Leaders, Beta. Thespians. Future Homemakers, Future Teachers, Dramatics ERNIE CALVIN othing is so good as it seems beforehand. JAY CAN ELLA Calmly and peacefully he trends life's way. SANDRA BURNS A likeable girl with a likeable way. Future Homemakers, Fricassee Staff. Mu Sigma. Boosters. Spanish LYNDA HELEN BYRD Truth never hurts the teller. Boosters, UNESCO, 4-H, Hi-Steppers, Spanish, Science, Student Council, Future Homemakers SHERRON CADENHEAD Her friends, they arc many; her foes, are there any? Future Homemakers, 4-H. UNESCO, Science, Junior Red Cross. Future Nurses, Dramatics MARTHA CALVIT Be wisely worldly, but not worldly wise. Fricassee Staff. Junior Red Cross, Latin, Math, Science, Dramatics MARCY CANN She's cute, she's sweet, a nicer girl you'll never meet. Boosters. Hi-Stcppcrs, Future Teachers, Junior Red Cross, Fricassee Staff, French, Latin, Science, Future Homemakers, Student Council 4 I 161 SCOTT CAPPS He is a thinker. Band, Junior Bed Cross, Fricassee- Staff NORMA CARROLL ' you hear laughter and see a grin, you may be sure that she has just come in. Spanish, Student Council, Boosters, Science, Junior Achievement DOROTHY CARUSO Work while you work, and play while you play. Future Homemakers TOM CATHEY Truth is never pure, and rarely simple. B.R., Bed Cross, 4-H. Student Council SANDER CI.ARDY Is it love that I am looking for? Junior Bed Cross, Future Homemakers, Future Business Leaders, Science, Student Council RUBY CARLISLE As elegant as simplicity-Future Nurses, Mu Sigma. dent Council, Dramatics, J ior Bed Cross, Latin. Futi Homemakers, Fricassee St -Science BILLY CARTER Life’s a game; play i straight, and you’ll win. ROBERT CASEY All have been mad oncer. Junior Achievement WANDA CATHEY To know her is to love her. Future Business Leaders, Borers, Junior Red Cross, Sp -« Spanish, Science, Future H.u makers DONALD CLARK like work; it jascinat■ I can 5it and look at hours. 1 162 BILLY CLEMENTS To err is human; to make A's, divine. SKIPPER COLVIN Nowhere lives a woman true and fair. I.atin, Science, Junior Achievement. Junior Red Cross LEWIS COOK Everything's got a moral, if you can only jind it. I-atin, Science, Junior Red Cross, Basketball TOMMY COOPER I say: Live and'let live. Math, Band, Science, Junior Achievement EMITTK CORF Jack of ail trades—good at them all. Student Council, Math, Science, I-atin, Junior Red Cross, Junior Achievement JAM SUE COLLINS Life, u the flower of which love is the honey. Boosters, 4-H, Future Homemakers, Buzzer Staff GENE COOK All things come round tv him who will hut wait. 4-H KAY LYNN COOPER Sugar and spice and all things nice. Boosters, Science, Mu Sigma, Future Business Leaders, Hi-Steppers, UNESCO, Spanish, Alpha Sigma Phi, Student Council, Fricassee Staff PAT CORCORAN Beware the fury of a patient man. BUNNIE COTHELL The eyes are the mirror of the soul. Math. French, Alpha Sigma Phi, Future Business Leaders. Boosters, Hi-Steppers, Student Council, Junior Red Cross, Nat'I Honor Society, Mu Sigma, UNESCO, Latin, Science, Future Teachers, Future Homemakers 163 JIMMY COTHERN Things arc only worth what one makes them worth. Junior Ked Cross, Boxing, Student Council, Football ELAINA COURVILLE The love of heaven makes one heavenly. ROBERT COX The greater the obstacle, the more glory in overcoming it. Jets. French, Band, Math, Alpha Sigma Phi, Junior Bed Cross. Science, Junior Achievement, Mu Sigma SHELBY COX A friendly smile for all. Hondo, Thespians, Student Council. Buzzer Staff. Girls’ Ensemble. Future Business I-coders, Fricassee Staff NORRIS CRAWFORD A little learning is a dangerous thing. Nat’l Honor Society, Math, Mu Alpha Theta, Junior Red Cross, Alpha Sigma Phi, Junior Achievement. Science, Mu Sigma SUE COURTNEY Dynamite comes in small trackages. Junior Red Cross. Future Teachers. Science, 4-H, Future Homemakers MARCELLA COVINGTON Gratitude is the sign of noble souls. Spanish, UNESCO, Future Homemakers. Future Teachers, Future Business Leaders, Buz-scr Staff ROLLINE COX Blessed is the influence of one true, loving soul on another. BOBBY GRAFTON A closed mouth catches no flies. PAULA CRIFASI A heart and a smile make life worthwhile. 164 RUDY CRL'MHOl.T (Tinners never quit; quitters never win. RUBY DAIGLE Says little, but thinks a lot. Future Homemakers, 4-H, Bela. Math, Junior Red Cross HELEN D’HENEDETTO Kindness is a golden chain. GLENDA DARSEY ller greatest joy is making others happy. Math, Dramatics, Mu Sigma. French. Future Teachers, Science.-Fricassee Staff. Nat’l Honor Society, Student Council, Alpha Sigma Phi, Future Homemakers. Boosters JAMES CUTRER Judge not by height. Junior Red Cross, Junior Achievement, 4-H, Science LANCE D ARMOND He can do what he wants to because he knows he can. Cheerleader, Pelican Boys’ State. Key. Junior Red Cross, Science, Junior Achievement. Student Council Executive Board FKANNETTE DAROUSE Her good nature makes many jriends. Future Homemakers. Junior Red Cross, Future Business, Rondo, Girls’ Ensemble CHIP DAVIS He is capable oi imagining all, of arranging all, of doing all. Mu Sigma, Beta, Mu Alpha Theta, Key, Junior Red Cross, Science, Nat’l Honor Society, Math DOROTHY T. DAVIS Love the people and enjoy the world. Latin. UNESCO, Junior Red Cross, Future Business Leaders KATHY DAVIS The only way to have a friend is to be one. Boosters, Spanish, Art. Future Homemakers, Junior Red Cross i 165 DIANE DAWSON One of those happy souls who is the salt of the earth. Future Teachers. Future Home-makers. Student Council, Future Business Leaders. Boosters, Hi-Steppers BENNIE DAY Says little, thinks much. Key, Art. Student Council BOBBIE DAY Sweet and shy. Future Business Leaders, 4-II, UNESCO, Junior Red Cross ALLEN DeARMOND Work has never hurt anybody. CAROL DEARING It matters not how man dies, but how he lives. Science, Math, Alpha Sigma Phi, Mu Sigma, Mu Alpha Theta, Nat’l Honor Society, Latin, Future Teachers 166 RONALD DAWSON Self-trust is the essence o] heroism. BETTY JEANNE DAY Life is what you make it. Girls’ Vocal Ensemble. Rondo, Dramatics, Thespians. Mu Sigma. Student Council. Junior Red Cross, Junior Achievement, Safety, Boosters, Hi-Steppers DAVID DAY Master of his fate. Junior Achievement PATRICIA DeARMOND Politeness goes far, yet costs nothing. Future Nurses, Science GARY DeBACCO It is sometimes expedient to forget who ne are. Junior Achievement SIDNEY DEDEAUX It is belter to play than to do nothing. 4-H, Bela, Math. Latin, Science, Future Business Leaders LINDA DELAGE Greater than being great is being grateful. Student Council, Future Business Leaders SUE DEMERS Blondes are wild; brunettes arc true: but you never can tell what a redhead toil I do. Student Council, I alin, Alpha Sigiua Phi. French, Science. Fricassee, Boosters, Junior Red Cross, Math, Buzzer, Hi-Step-pers ROBERT DICKERSON Two heads are better than one. JEANNETTE DIEZ Hope and be happy, that is all for the best. Future Homemakers, Future Business Leaders JON DrJEAN Silence is one great art of conversation. KATHLEEN DELATORRE Why worry? Life is too short. Spanish. Junior Red Cross, Future Nurses, Library, Future Homemakers. Future Business Leaders F. 0. (FOXY) DENHAM All great men arc dead and I don't feel very well myself. Key, Junior Red Cross, Mu Sigma, I-atin DOLCIE DENE DIDIER Her cap of velvet could not hold the tresses of her hair of gold. Science, Student Council, Junior Red Cross, Boosters, Hi-Steppers, Art, Swimming Team, Future Homemakers CARROLL JEAN DITTA Her smile will go a long way. Alpha Sigma Phi, Latin, Mixed Chorus, Rondo, Future Teachers, Math, Nat’l Honor Society, Junior Red Cross, Buzzer, Mu Sigma, Junior Achievement, Dramatics, Fricassee Staff I 167 LYNDA DORGAN The more, the merrier. Future Business Leaders, Span-, ish CAROLYN DRANQUET It is more blessed to give than to receive. Future Homemakers, Future Business Leaders ROBERT Dl'H£ Clothes wake the wan. Junior Red Cross, Latin. Student Council, 4 H, UNESCO, Junior Achievement. Science POWERS DUNAWAY Man is a social animal, formed to please and enjoy in society. VERNELL DUVIC Give a little kindness, and get a great deal back. Future Business Leaders, Future Homemakers, Concert Band. Junior Red Cross, French MARILYN DOWELL A sunny smile and a friendly uay. ’ Alpha Sigma Phi. Mu Sigma. Beta. Future Business Leaders. Boosters. Student Council. Science. French. Math, Future Teachers MARIE DUCLOS God helps those who help themselves. Future Homemaken Red Cross, Science Junior LINDA DUHON An essentiaI of a happy life is freedom from care and worry• Future Business leaders, French, Art, Future Teachers, Junior Red Cross, Student Council. Science BOB DUNCAN A wan of few words, but of great deeds. B.R., Baseball JERRY EBERSBAKER Who? Me Study? Nat’l Honor Society. Alpha Sigma Phi. Mu Sigma. Jet-Science, Math, Mu Alpha Theta 168 ALICE EDDY She has her winning ways. Junior Red Cross, Art, Junior Achievement, Library LEONARDINE ELMORE Always everywhere into everything Future Homemakers, Junior Achievement, Latin. Future Teachers, Bela, Alpha Sigma Phi, Mu Sigma, Nat’l Honor Society. Student Council. Fricassee Staff. Science BILL EVANS Everything will come if a man will only wait. Future Business Leaders. 4-H. Junior Achievement CLYDIA EVANS All's well that ends well. STAN ME FACUNDLS I am as I am and so will I be. Library, 4-H. Future Business Leaders. Future Homemakers, Rondo BARRIE EDGAR I have never let my schooling interfere with my education. BEAL ENIS His actions speak jor him. Key, Science, Student Council, Nat’l Honor Society. Pelican Boys’ State. Latin, Beta, Mu Sigma CAROLYN EVANS Always in a good humor. Future Nurses, Future Business Leaders, Latin, Student Council, Future Homemakers BILLIE EZELL Full of sparkle, dash, and go. Latin, Future Business Leaders, Student Council. .Mu Sigma, Junior Achievement. Future Homemakers DIANE FARKENS Let all things be done decently and in order. Alpha Sigma Phi, French, Jets, Math, Science, .Mu Sigma. Fricassee Staff. Library-, Junior Achievement, Mu Alpha Theta. Student Council i 169 LOUISA FELDMAN Act well your part; there all honor ties. Matii, Library, Science, Dramatics, Latin, Jets, Nat'l Honor Society, Future Teachers, Swimming RANDY KAY PETTY Full o’ fun; full oj folly. Thespians, Dramatics, Future Homemakers NATHAN FISHER There is no wisdom like jrankness. Junior Achievement, B.R., Basketball JESSIE FLEMING Grace in her step; heaven in her eyes. Future Homemakers, Junior Red Cross, Girls’ Vocal Ensemble CAROLYN FOCC A Rood listener is not only popular everywhere, but after a while she knows something. Junior Red Cross, 4-H, Student Council. Future Homemakers, UNESCO, Future Business Leaders FRED FENN He who leads a good lije is sure to live well. Key, Pelican Boys’ State, Science, Alpha Sigma Phi, Student Council, Junior Achievement MAYER FINKELSTEIN IF hat is in a name? Latin, UNESCO, Math, Junior Red Cross, Track, Science, Jun ior Achievement, 4-H, Fricassee Staff. B.R. TELA FITZGERALD guess I am naturally energetic; I like to sit around and talk. Future Homemakers, Junior Red Cross, Science ROSEMARY FLOYD Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. MARY ALICE FOCLEMAN Toil, says the proverb, is the sire of fame. Mu Sigma. Spanish. Future Teachers. Science, UNESCO. Future Business Leaders, fricassee. Student Council 170 THOMAS FOLENDORE Vo one knous what he can do till he tries. Math. Science, Student Council KOCER FOOTE Better a good word than u battle. Junior Achievement, 4-H, Basketball, Baseball. B.R. JUDITH FORREST A wilderness oj sweets. Junior Achievement, Future Homemakers, Spanish RONALD FOY He is a gentleman; look at his boots. Student Council. Executive Board, Science, Junior Red Cross, Safety, Alpha Sigma Phi, Junior Achievement ALVIN FREEMAN He who lives without folly is not so wise as he imagines. S. J. FONTANA A man of integrity will never listen to any plea against conscience. LILLIAN FORD Honesty is the. best policy. Junior Red Cross. 4-H, Future Homemakers, Junior Achievement PATRICIA FOl'SSE A true friend is always a friend. Math, Science, Dramatics, Junior Red Cross, Junior Achievement JANE FRANCIS Full oj fun and fancy free. Student Council, 4-H, Science, Future Homemakers, Boosters, Junior Red Cross, Mu Sigma, Prlican Girls’ State, Alpha Sigma Phi. Hi-Stcppcrs, French, Math, Future Teachers FAYE FREIBERG He who is good is happy. Future Homemakers, Science, Junior Red Cross, Math, 4-H 171 MILTON FRITCH Work? Where have I heard that work before? GAY GAMBLE Silence is more eloquent than words. Future Homemakers, Alpha Si nia Phi, Junior Red Cross, Science. Girls' Vocal Ensemble, Math. Spanish, Future Teachers RUSS CAUDIN Far may tve search before ice find a heart so manly and so kind. Alpha Sigma Phi. Golf, .Science, Math, Junior Achievement CAROLYN GEORGE Great thoughts come from the heart. Boosters, Latin. Dramatics EDWARD J. GIBSON Be sure you are right, then go ahead. Math. Mu Alpha Theta PECGY GALES Love conquers all. Future Business Leaders, Stc dent Council. Dramatics. Jur.i Red Cross, Future Homemaker PATSY GARDNER A likeable girl, with a likeable uay. Future Business Leaders. Future Homemakers, 4-H MARGARET ANN GAUTHIER Be not simply good, but good for something. Future Homemakers, Future Business Leaders, Junior Ked Cross, Junior Achievement JO CAROLYN GEROME Laugh a lot, love a lot, live a lot longer. Future Homemakers. Chorus Library, Junior Red Cross, Fu lure Business leaders LORRAINE GIBSON The flouer of meekness gro on a stem of grace. 172 JEAN GILBERT Give me love and work— these two only. Beta, Dramatics. Math, Boosters, Buzzer, Junior Achievement, Mu Sigma. Future Homemakers. French. Student Council. Alpha Sigma Phi, Fricassee. Future Business Leaders, Future Teachers CLAUDIA GORDON Sothing so strong as gentleness, nothing so gentle as real strength. Nat'! Honor Society. Student Council, 4-H, Math, Mu Sigma, Latin, Science MARTIN GRIFFIN A light heart lives long. Latin. Beta JACK CUARISCO The world is his who enjoys it. Junior Red Cross DONNA HAASE Hope is life and life is hope. Future Business Leaders, French, Future Homemakers GAY ANN GOODMAN Our character is what we will, for what we will, we arc. Nat’l Honor Society, Mu Sigma. Dramatics, Mu Alpha Theta. Math, Fricassee, Alpha Sigma Phi, Science, Junior Red Cross. Student Council. Latin, Future Teachers HENRY CRACE Everywhere in life the true t uestion is not what we gain, but what we do. Science GLEN GRICG Conduct and courage lead to honors. BARBARA GULLY A woman s guess is more accurate than a man's certainty. Future Homemakers, Mu Sigma, Student Council. Math, Future Business Leaders, 4-H KIRK HALL I dare do all that may become a man. Key, Mu Sigma, Future Busi-ness Leaders, Jets, Latin, German, Science 173 DORIS HAMILTON She smiled and the snows melted. Buzzer, Student Council, Fricassee, Mu Sigma, French, Latin, Future Teachers MICHAEL HAMILTON The greatest pleasure of life is love. Math. Science, Fricassee, Future Business Leaders, Rondo, Girls’ Vocal Ensemble ELIZABETH HAMPTON Individuality is every where to be spared and respected as the root of everything good. French, Future Business Leaders, Alpha Sigma Phi, Science, Future Homemakers BILLY HARDIN Hell find a way. Science, Track, B.R., Latin, Football CHARLOTTE LEE HARRIS The heart has reasons that reason docs not understand. Science. Student Council, Mu Sigma, Art, Junior Red Cross, Math, Spanish, Boosters, Junior Achievement. Fricassee. Pelican Girls’ State 174 MARY SUE HAMILTON I'm so happy could sing— and I can. Future .Nurses. Rondo. Thespians. Future Homemakers, Junior Red Cross. Student Council. 4-H, Boosters, Junior Achievement, Dramatics, UNESCO. Cirls’ Vocal Ensemble DON HAMM ATT To be a true and noble man is a higher goaf than fame. 4-H. Math JERRY HANSEN They are only truly great who arc truly good. Alpha Sigma Phi, UNESCO BECKY HARRIS A gem of purest ray serene. Future Homemakers, 4-H, Future Business Leaders, Future Nurses MARY ANN HARRIS If there is anything better than to be loved, it is loti Future Homemakers, Spanish. Future Business Leaders. Science KATHLEEN HARRISON Success is by acting, not by wishing. Future Business Leaders, Future Homemakers LESLIE HART Our brains arc too valuable to injure by overwork. Student Council, Math, Football DELLA HAYES Sensibility is the power oj uoman. Nat’l Honor Society, Math, Future Business Leaders, Mu Sigma, UNESCO, Future Homemakers, Alpha Sigma l’hi, Spanish, Student Council, Boosters LINDA HEBERT Like the sunshine in a shad) place. Future Homemakers, Art, 4-H BARBARA HEDRICK Love guides the scene and woman guides the plot. Future Homemakers RANDY HARRISON With manful steps he strides the street and smiles at all the ladies sweet. Junior Achievement, Latin ROBERT HARVEY Man has a thousand plans, Heaven but one. Marching Band. Concert Band, German. Mu Sigma BARBARA HEBERT Woman is a miracle of divine contradiction. Future Homemakers, Junior Red Cross, 4-H. Science, Library. Junior Achievement, Future Business Leaders, Future Nurses MIKE HEBERT Let the world slide. I'll not budge an inch. Football LEO HEIL Laugh if you are wise. 175 CAHOLINE HELQUIST Nothing is rarer than real goodness. lifts. Boosters, Mu Stums. Fu turr Teachers, Natl Ihmor So-ciety, .arm. French, Science, Junior Achievement JACK HENDERSON Live to learn and learn I live. DIXIE LEE HENRY Women are entitled to life, liberty, and the pursuit of men. Future Homemakers, Junior Red Cross IJVIM HENDERSON As sure as a new blown rose. Junior Red Cross, Student Council. Future Business Leaders, UNESCO, Science SUE HERBERT The odor is the rose; the smile, the woman. Future Teachers ED HERIMCH Take it easy, have your fun, and let the old world flicker on. JANIE HESTER Such a friend is better thun silver and gold. JAMCE HICKMAN Language was giien us tl uc might say pleasant thii to each other. )N inn I mean to make tin seli a man d if I succeed in that I ill sun red in everything else i’I Honor Society, Math, Mu nu, Latin. Mu Alpha Theta, lior Achievement GEORGE HILLARD Like a podcr pujj, women. Student Council. H Honor Society, Key. Pelican Boy State, t NANCY HOLLAND Calm. Cool, and Collected. Mu Sigma, Future Business Leaders, Homecoming Queen. Science, Future Teachers , Art, Cheerleader, Alpha Sigma Phi. Student Council Executive Board. French. Future Homemakers, Pelican Girls State SI SAN HOLLOWAY I love life; it's made to have jun, but I CAN be serious. Booster.-, Future Homemakers, Speech. 4-H, Hi-Steppers, trench. Math, Science, Junior Red Cross HENRY HOPPER And lije, my friend, is what yon make it. Band, .lets DAVID HOVEY There's a time for all things; don't rush me. B.R.. Junior Achievement, Math. Football. 4 H. Baseball, Science, Junior Red Cross, Basketball BARBARA HUMBLE A cheery smile, a friendly way. Alpha Sigma Phi, Boosters. French, Math, Latin, Future Nurses, Science, Junior Achievement. Mu Sigma JUDY HOLLOWAY Hook sense, common sense, but plenty of room for nonsense. Boosters. Latin. Mu Sigma. Thespians, Alpha Sigma Phi, French SANDRA HOLMES I have fun; what else matters? Boosters, Girls’ Vocal Ensemble, Future Homemakers, Junior Red Cross, Future Business Leaders. UNESCO, Future Nurses, Dramatics JIM HORTON Why worry today? There’s always tomorrow. WARREN HUBBARD Sir. I would rather be right than president. Mu Sigma, Concert Band, Fricassee, Junior Red Cross, Marching Band GWEN HUTCHINS Mind is the partial side of man; the heart is everything. 177 FAYE HUTCHINSON Good manners are the small coin of virtue. Junior Red Cross, Latin, Junior Achievement CORDON JENKINS When Nature him began. she meant to show all that might be in a man. Basketball, Track. Football CORDON JOHNSON Courage from hearts, and not numbers, prows. Football, B.R. PAULA JOHNSON There is no instinct like that of the heart. BOBBY JOHNSTON The mind is a kingdom in itself. Latin, Junior Achievement KATHY ISAAC A sweet smile and a gen:.' disposition. Boosters. UNESCO, Future Business Leaders, French. Science CHARLES JOHNSON Energy and persistence con-t aer all things. Science, Math, Latin, Beta, ku-ture Business Leaders, Jets, 4-H JANE JOHNSON Give smiles to all, your heart to one. Alpha Sigma Phi, 4-H, Future Homemakers, Junior Red Cross, Student Council, Dramatics. Science, French, Pelican Girls’ State THOMAS JOHNSON Occasions do not make a man either weak or strong, but they shotc what he is. CHARLOTTE JONES Happiness is the supreme object of existence. Future Business Leader-UNESCO. Future Homemaker- 178 HOWARD JONES Fine manners are the mantle of fair minds. Junior Red Cross, Student Council, Junior Achievement, Dramatics KEITH JONES All tongues speak well of him, and well they might. Spanish, Junior Red Cross BRENDA JUSTICE Every jorm of human life is romantic. WANDA KEEN A blush is beautiful but often inconvenient. MYRA KELLEY Youth is the gay and pleasant spring of life. JOHN JONES It is not wise to be wiser than necessary. LARRY JONES I am not handsome, but I declare I have a distinguished look. French, Alpha Sigma Phi. UNESCO, Math, Junior Achievement, Science, Student Council RANNIE KEAN The highest manhood resides in disposition, not in mere intellect. ROBERT PRESTON KEES His smile is as broad as the day is long. LYNDA KENNEDY Manner, not gold, is woman’s best adornment. Junior Red Cross, Student Council, Buzzer, Library, Science, Future Teachers 179 LINDA KENMSON Affection is the broadest basis of a good life. Future Homemakers. JUDITH KING A friend is the first one to come in when the world goes out. Boosters CAROLE SUE KLOCK She is sweet, she is shy, there is mischief in her eye. Latin, French, Dramatics, Math. Boosters JO ANNE KRYSO It is the mind that makes happiness. UNESCO, Latin, Mu Sigma, Junior Bed Cross. Science JIM UN ASA My only books are girls’ good looks and folly's all they taught me. Nat’I Honor Society. Math, Junior Achievement BRANDON KERSHAW He’ll find a way, you may be sure. LOU KING It’s a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. LYNN KOPFLER Innocence is like polisher armor; it adorns and defends. Student Council. Future Home makers. Junior Achievement. Alpha Sigma Phi, French. Math, Future Nurses, Fricassee BEVERLY LAMBERT The soul of a woman lies in love. Future Homemakers, Library. Future Business Leaders DON LANDRY The world seeks such men as he; it is satisfied to find them. Science. Junior Achievement 180 MARIANNE LANDRY shall laugh myself lo death. PATRICIA LANGLOIS A heart and a smile make life worthwhile. Future Homemakers, 4-II, UNESCO. Dramatics, Future Business Loaders ELAINE LATHAM The effervescence of enthusiasm. Band GLORIA LATIOLAI5 Rare is the union of beauty and purity. Future Business Leaders, Rondo, Junior Red Cross, Mixed Chorus DOLPH LAY His mind his kingdom, his will his law. RANDY LANGLEY One man with courage makes a majority. Math, Science, Jets, Latin, Mu Sigma. Junior Red Cross. Mu Alpha Theta, Alpha Sigma Phi, Junior Achievement, Nat’l Honor Society DON LASSITER The great hope of society is individual character. DOUG LATIMER Man's fortunes are according to HER plans. Junior Achievement, Track PATRICIA LAUTIER A sweeter girl ne'er drew breath. Future Homemakers, UNESCO. Library, Future Business Leaders PAULINE LeBLANC Wealth is nut only what you have but what you are. Future Homemakers, Junior Red Cross. Future Business Leaders. Future Nurses 181 GINGER LEE Happiness is not given but exchanged. Rondo, Student Council, French, All-State Chorus, Mu Sigma, Thespians, Junior Red Cross, Junior Achievement, Alpha Sigma Phi, Girls’ Ensemble, Fricassee EMORY LeJEUNE When in doubt, tell the truth. DAVID LIBERMAN If men would think more, they would act less. Mu Sigma, Key, Junior Achievement, Spanish, Science RACHAEL LINTON An appearance of delicacy is almost essential to beauty. MARC LOUDON Don't pul things off — put them over. Alpha Sigma Phi, Latin, Mu Sigma, Nat’l Honor Society, Rondo, Thespians JOE LOFTIN Justice is what we get when the decision is in our favor. Junior Achievement, Baseball, Buzzer CAROLYN LOUQUE What we see depends mainly on what we look for. Future Business Leaders. Future Homemakers ROBERT LaKEBVRE Some people think they are overworked because it takes them all day to do a three hour job. Junior Red Cross, Science JOE LEOPOLD The truth is always the strongest argument. Junior Achievement, Math, French, Student Council, Thespians. Junior Red Cross. Dramatics, Science NANCY LINDSEY Recipe for having friends: be one. Hi-Steppers, Beta, Student Council, Boosters. Junior Red Cross, Future Teacher, Spanish, Dramatics, Thespians 182 BETTY RUTH LOVE Few things are more expensive. than a girl who is free, for the evening. SAMMY LOWERY You cannot raise a man up by calling him down. CHIP LYMAN My golf is finally improving. Today I hit a ball in one. Golf, Junior Achievement, 4-H, Science, Latin, Student Council JULIA McCALL The quarrel oj lovers is the renewal of love. Future Homemakers KEN McCAY Life without mirth is a lamp without oil. Spanish. Junior Red Cross, Future Business Leaders, Junior Achievement DAVID C. LOWE The earnestness of life is only the passport to the satisfaction of life. SUZANNE LUKE Tact is the ability to describe others as they sec themselves. Nat'I Honor Society, Dramatics, Alpha Sigma Phi, Art, Mu Sigma, Spanish, Thespians JOHN LYNCH Women are like money; If you don't keep them busy, they'll lose interest. WAYNE McCARLEY Trouble is only opportunity in work clothes. Latin, Future Business Leaders. UNESCO NANCY McCEE fxiugh and the world laughs with you; weep and they give you the laugh. Future Business Leaders, 4-11, Boosters. Hi-Stcppers, Junior Red Cross, Alpha Sigma Phi, Future Homemakers 183 jean McIntyre Efficiency: the ability to do a job well, plus the desire to do it better. Beta, Roosters, Math. Nat’I Honor Society, Alpha Sigma Phi, Junior Achievement, Science, Future Teachers. Mu Sigma. French, Student Council JOHN McKAY Man’s worst enemy is man, I say. Science BETTY McLEMOKE When you are good to others, you are best to yourself. Future Homemakers JOHN McMORRIS One of the hardest secrets for a man to keep is his opinion of himself. Science PAT McNEELY Where there’s lije there's hope. Junior Achievement, Future Nurses CAROL ANN McKAY You are never fully dressed until you near a smile. Pelican Girls’ State, Junior Red Cross, Katin, Student Council. Mu Sigma, Roosters. Hi-Steppers, UNESCO. Future Teachers, Alpha Sigma Phi. Math. Science SUSAN McLEAN The only thing worse than being talked about is not being talked about. Booster , Science, Ili-Stcppers, Junior Red Cross, Future Homemakers. 4-H i'AYNE Me MICH A El. The longer a man is wrong, ie surer he is he's right. SANDRA McMURRAY A pleasant smile uill go a long way. Future Homemakers. Mu Sigma, Science, Girls' Vocal Ensemble MICHAEL MADDEN Live only for today, and you ruin tomorrow. 184 GKEG MANARY When angry, count to ten; if very angry, a hundred. GEORGE MANNING The smallest good deed is better than the grandest good intention. MICKEY LOU MANY All things are difficult before they are easy. French, Lalin, 4-H, Science, Thespians, Junior Achievement JERRY MARINO There is no royal road to success. BETTY MARROY The reward of a thing well done is to have it done. Future Homemakers JIMMY MANLEY When put to the 'test, an ounce of loyalty is worth a pound of cleverness. KENNETH MANSKE What I gave, I have; what I spent, I had; what I kept, I lost. Concert Band, Junior Red Cross FRANCES MARINO Attempt only what you are able to perform. Future Homemakers MARGO MARKS My motto is contented with little, yet wishing for more. JOSEPH I). MARTONE lie strong and quiet yourselves like men. 185 CARLOTTA MATHENY A friend is never known till a man have need. Math. Concert Band JOHN MATTHEWS A word to the wise is sufficient. Concert Band. Latin, Marching Band JOHN MAYFIELD Strike while the iron is hot. VERNON MELANCON If you can’t convince ’em— confuse ’em. Junior Red Cross. Key, Student Council, Swimming Team, B.R., Science, Track, Safety, Latin FRANCES MESSINA Experience without learning is better than learning without experience. Future Homemakers, Student Council, Future Business Leaders FRED MATTHEWS Hope for the best, but pie l are for the worst. KAY MATTHEWS good name is rather to be chosen than great riches. Fricassee, Concert Band EDMOND B. MELANCON Opportunity knocks but once. D.E. PENNY MEREDITH To be born without envy is the surest sign that one possesses great qualities. Alpha Sigma Phi. Boosters. Latin. Future Business Leaders, UNESCO, Future Teachers ALVIN MEYER Hard work; an accumulation of easy things you didnt d when you should have. Nat’l Honor Society, Science. Beta. Key, Alpha Sigma Phi. Mu Sigma. Math. Jets, Latin 186 BILLIE ANN MILES Women and elephants never forget. MIKE MILLER Where there's a will, there’s a way. DONALD MILLS Knowledge is power. Mu Sigma, Science, Concert Hand, Marching Band KONALD MILLS The price of wisdom is above rubies. Mu Sigma, Concert Band, Nat’l Honor Society, Marching Band ANN MIRE The good die young was never said as a joke. Boosters, Hi-Steppcrs, Future Homemakers, 4-H, Latin, Future Business Leaders, l: ESCO, Junior Red Cross, Math, Science, Student Council KATHY MILLER To say the right thing at the right time, keep still most of the time. KATHERINE MILLARD Our hopes lead us pleasantly along the ath of life. Future Homemakers � KATHERINE MILLS Life is one long process of getting tired. Future Business Leaders, Junior Achievement, Math, Girls’ Vocal Ensemble, Junior Red Cross DAN MILTON Life is real! Life is earnest! and the grave is not its goal. BARBARA MOAK Women are wiser than men because they know less and understand more. Boosters, Science, Future Homemakers, Future Business Leaders 187 J MARLENE MONSON Her voice is soft ami sweet. GAYLE MOORE IF hat is more delightful than a blonde? A redhead, oi course. Mu Sigma, I) r a m a t i c s, UNESCO, Future Homfmakers. Fr, •nch. Math MARY LOU MORGAN A true friend is priceless. Boosters. Fricassee Staff. French, Mu Sigma. Future Teachers. UNESCO, Math. Science. Junior Achievement BARBARA MORRISON A true friend is a dear one. Spanish, Future Homemakers. Future Business’Leaders CAROLE MOSELY Full of fun; full of folly. Boosters. Hi Steppers. Science. Future Business Loaders. Junior Achievement, Junior Red Cross, Student Council, Future Homemakers. I-atin, Math. 1 11. Chorus JOANN MONTELARO How calm and sweet are the victories of fije. Future Homemakers, Math. Junior Red Cross, Future Teachers. 4-H. Boosters. Science PAT MOREAU East or west, home is best. Future Homemakers, Future Business Leaders. Mu Sigma JIMMY MORRIS My conscience doesn't keep me from doing things: it just beeps me from enjoying them. Nat'l Honor Society. Basketball, Science. Latin. Math. Jets, lu Alpha Theta, Mu Sigma. Football, Alpha Sigma Phi TOMMY MOROW A call to battle, and the battle done. DAVID MULLER Any place I hang my ha: home. 188 . JULIAN MIM ING The real problem of ones leisure is to keep other people from using it. Junior Red Cross, I-atin JERRY MUNN He is more apt to contribute heal than light to a discussion. Future Business Leaders, Junior Red Cross JOSIE MUSAGCHIA Absence makes the heart grow fonder. French, UNESCO. Future Bus-U id'-i—. Bu .-r Staff. Future Homemakers. 4-H. Junior Red Cross. Science, Student Council DELORES NECKER The pride of greatness is responsibility. Future Homemakers, Junior Red Cross. 4-H, Future Business Loaders, Future Nurses. Science IIERTHA NEILL I don’t know why they make all this fuss about education. Latin, Art. Library, Student Council $ ■ ■■ - PEGGY MULLINS The mildest mariners and the friendliest heart. Thespians, Future Business Leaders CLAUDINE MURPHY A good book is a jriend forever. Future Homemakers ALLENE MUSE Faith and determination are rare qualities. Alpha Sigma Phi, 4-H, Student Council, Math, Future Business Leaders, Science, Future Homemakers JAMES NEESE A man always has two reasons for doing anything—a good reason and the real reason. KAY NICHOLSON For my thoughts arc not your thoughts; neither are your ways my ways. Future Homemakers, Science, library. Junior Achievement, Spanish 189 OLIVIA NICOLOSI Better one bird in the hand, than two in the bush. Future Business Leaders. Junior Red Cross. 4-H, Future Homemakers PAT ODOM Success is the result of ambition. Dramatics, Future Business leaders, Mu Sigma. Thespians BETH OSBORN Books are keys to wisdom's treasure. Future Nurses, Future Homemakers. Junior Achievement, Science HELEN OSWALD Nothing is certain but death and taxes. Alpha Sigma Phi. Junior Red Cross, Mu Sigma, Future Homemakers, Future Business Leaders, French. Swimming Team Future Teachers BEA PAINE I laughed till I cried. Boosters, Future Business Leaders, Science, Junior Red Cross, UNESCO, French. Latin, Student Council MIKE ODOM An intelligent man never snubs anybody. Math, Beta, Key, Science, Jets, Mu Sigma, Student Council. Mu Alpha Theta. Pelican Bu s State. Alpha Sigma Phi, N'at'l Honor Society PAT O’NEILL My religion of life is always to be cheerful. Boosters, UNESCO, Junior Achievement, Science, I at in, Rondo, Thespians, Girls' Ensemble. Alpha Sigma Phi. Student Council JUDD OSTEN Imsc as if you like it; win as if you were used to it. Key, Jets, Alpha Sigma Phi, Mu Sigma, Student Council CHARLES PACE Experience is the fooVs best teacher; the wise do not need it. JUDY PANQUERNE One good turn deserves ar other. Future Homemakers. Junior Red Cross, Future Nurses 190 PHILLIP PARKER Music is a joy to the soul. Fricassee Staff. Mu Sigma. Alpha Sigma Phi. Thespians. Allstate Chorus. Latin. Rondo JUDY PAULK It is difficult to change nature. Future Business Leaders, Art. Future Homemakers JUNE ANNE PECUE Chatter, chatter, as I go. Future Business Leaders. Future Homemakers CYNTHIA PHILLIPS Time heats what reason cannot. Future Teachers, Spanish, Science, Future Homemakers SELSER PICKETT I have learned in whatsoever stale I am, therein to be contented. Football, Junior Red Cross, B.R.. Track JOHNNY PARK I NO A man after his own heart. Foot ball DEWELLYN PAYER She looked as if butter would melt in her mouth. Boosters, Future Teachers, Mu Sigma SIDNEY PENNINGTON Time and tide wait for no man. MARCIA PHILLIPS Her smile is a ray of sunshine. Boosters. French, Art. Future Business Leaders, UNESCO, Future Nurses, Student Council, French, Junior Red Cross, Future Teachers, Science, Fricassee Staff, Alpha Sigma Phi BONNIE PINSONAT 1‘eace rules the day, where, reason- rules the mind. Mu Sigma, UNESCO, Junior Red Cross, Boosters, Future Business Leaders, Future Homemakers, Spanish, Hi-Steppers 191 I I r I 1 NANCY PITCHER Brevity is the soul oj uit. Future Teachers. Art. Science. Junior Achievement. Future Homemakers. French, Junior Red Cross. Swimming Team. Fricassee Staff JAMES POCHK Self-control is the greatest ol victories. CHRIS POOI-E Leave no stone unturned. Math. Beta. Art, Mu Sigma, Future Business Leaders, Future Teachers, French. Junior Achievement. Boosters. Hi Step-pers. Alpha Sigma Phi ROBBIF. PORTER o thing ventured, nothing gained. Future Homemakers DANNY PRATT If' e don't know one millionth of one per cent about anything. A.MORY PLA.NCHAKI) The surest way not to fail is determination to succeed. PAUL POCHR What shall do to be forever known? Art. Junior Red Cross LYNNE PORTER Knowledge to know, ability to do. and energy to push, delightfully presented. Alpha Sigma Phi. Mu Sigma, Student Council, Nat’l Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta. Fricassee Staff. Latin, junior Achievement. Math. Science. Future Teachers BARBARA POSEY The happiest person is the person who thinks the most interesting thoughts. Future Teachers, Junior Red Cross, Student Council. Science. Band. Junior Achievement. Future Homemakers. Fricassee Staff LETTY PRICE Smiles from reason jlon :■. are of lore the food. Thespians, Spanish, Drama;: Future Teachers, Future Horn makers ■ 192 TOM PUGH The more we study, the more we discover our ignorance. Student Council, Latin, Alpha Sigma Phi, Mu Sigma, Junior Red Cross, Mu Alpha Theta. Beta. Key, Nat'l Honor Society, Math. Junior Achievement, Science SANDY PURCELL The elements so mixed in him that nature might stand up and say to all the world, ‘This is a man.’ Nat’l Honor Society. Science, Latin, Math. Mu Sigma, Junior Achievement MARY FRANCES QUEHL Genius jinds its own road and carries its own lamp. German, Latin, Alpha Sigma Phi, UNESCO, Junior Red Cross, Girls’ Vocal Ensemble MIKE RANDALL o man is free who is not master of himself. JACK RAY Things don’t turn up in this world until somebody turns them up. BARBARA PUGSLEY Sftarkling eyes to charm a man. French, Junior Achievement, Spanish, Junior Red Cross. Boosters, Hi-Stcppcrs, Science, Future Homemakers, Mu Sigma KAREN QUARLES It's what you learn after you know it all that counts. French, Dramatics, Junior Red Cross, Future Homemakers. Library, Science. Student Council, Junior Achievement BILL RANDALL Gallantry consists of saying the most empty things in an agreeable manner. Spanish, Latin, Golf, Student Council, Basketball, Junior Achievement, Junior Red Cross, Science BETSY RANDOLPH An ounce of mirth is worth a pound of sorrow. Girls’ Vocal Ensemble, Future Homemakers, Junior Red Cross CONRAD REDMAN Remember that what you believe will depend very much on what you are. 193 WILLIAM B. REECE Very few can be trusted with an education. JOEY REEVES Doing nothing with a great deal of skill. ALICE REINE Short and sweet. Future Homemakers, Junior Red Cross CUS RICHARD Little minds are tamed and subdued by misfortune; but great minds rise above it. Junior Red Cross, UNESCO, Student Council, B.R., Latin, Football, Basketball, Track KITTIE LEA RIDER Zest is the secret of all beauty- Future Business Leaders, 'Future Homemakers, French, 411, UNESCO, Science, Student Council, Boosters GEORGE REYMOND Intellect is brain force. Science, Math KENNETH REID Joys are. our wings; sorrows are our spurs. RAYMOND REED Character is a diamond that scratches every other stone. Thespians, Junior Achievement. 4-H, Science, Dramatics GUY RICH!? lie who has a strong will molds the world to himself. CLENDON ROBERTS Every man is the maker o' his own fortune. Future Business Leaders. 4-H. Science, Junior Red Cross. Junior Achievement 194 SUSAN RODEKOHR I'd leave all this hustle and bustle arid fuss, for a house full oj hooks and a garden of flowers. Boosters, French, Dramatics, Thespians, Junior Achievement DEBORAH ROGERS To have ideas is to gather flowers; to think is to weave them into garlands. Future Homemakers KATHY ANN ROME would dare to he true. Future Homemakers, Junior Rod Cross, Dramatics, Thespians BILL RODNEY A good face is the best letter of recommendation. BETH ROME Laughing cheerfulness throws the light of day on all paths of life. Future Business Leaders, Future Homemakers, Junior Achievement TOMMY ROWAN We make our fortunes, and W'C call them fate. HELEN RUSSELL The female of the species is more deadly than the male. Future Business Leaders, 4-H, Dramatics, Future Homemakers, Library, Science MLRWYNE SAMSON They who have light in themselves, will not revolve as satellites. ROSE SAIA Virtue and genuine graces in themselves speak what no words can utter. Future Business Leaders, 4-H, Beta, Mu Sigma, Future Homemakers. Alpha Sigma Phi JOHN SANCHEZ If you have knowledge, let others light their candles at it. 195 SANDRA SANCHEZ Paradise is Often to all kind hearts. Library, Dramatics, Science, Future Business Leaders, Junior Red Cross, Future Homemakers BILL SANDERS Wt are not to lead events hut to follow than. NITA SCHMIDT All the reasonings of men are not worth one sentiment of uomen. Hondo, Future Business Leaders, French. Future Homemakers. Alpha Sigma Phi. Girls Vocal Ensemble, Mu Sigma ELLEN SCOGGINS Dancing is the universal language of mankind. Future Business Leaders, Boosters, Hi-Steppers, 4-H CAROL SHELTON Nothing is fairer or more noble than the fervor of true zeal. Girls’ Vocal Ensemble, Student Council WANDA SANCHEZ The soul is strong that tru. in goodness. Future Business Leaders, Junii Red Cross, Boosters. Futuj Homemakers, UNESCO, Studer Council LINDA SAVAGE Timely sen ice, like timely gifts, is doubled in value. Junior Red Cross, Student Council. Boosters, French. Until, Future Business Leaders, 4-H. Future Homemakers, Mu Sigma, Science ART SCHULTZ Novelty is the great fxircn pleasure. ED SHARP That life is only truly free which rules and suffices itself. Junior Achievement. Future Business Leaders, Library HARRY SHERBURNE Strength of mind is exercise, not rest. Student Council. 4-H. Jun r Achievement. Math. Scier. . Junior Red Cross 196 JANICE SHIRLEY What is not faily understood is not fully possessed. Alpha Sigma Phi, 4-H. Mu Sigma. Student Council, French. Future Teachers. Future Business Leaders WINFRED SIBLEY The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure and pleasure my business. Spanish. Library LARRY SIMON He who says there is no such things as an honest man, is himself a knave. JIMMY SINGLETARY Life will give you what you ask vj her if only you ask long enough and plainly enough. BETTY JEAN SMITH The best part of beauty is that Hirt which no picture can express. Science, Alpha Sigma Phi, Future Homemakers, Junior Red Cross. Spanish GLENDA SHOWS There is a woman at the beginning of all great things. Future Homemakers JACKIE SIMON Debate is masculine; conversation is feminine. Science, Student Council, Fricassee Staff, Buzzer Staff, Junior Achievement, Junior Red Cross, Future Homemakers, UNESCO, 4-11 LYLE SIMS Some people have a perfect genius for doing nothing, and doing it assiduously. Science. Latin. Math BERNARD SKILI.MAN If you wish to reach the highest, begin at the lowest. Science, Dramatics, Student Council, Junior Achievement, I-atin, Thespians. Fricassee Staff CAROL SMITH Every action of our lives touches on some chord -that will vibrate in eternity. .Alpha Sigma Phi, Junior Achievement, French. Boosters, Mu Sigma, Art, Math 197 JOYCE L. SMITH Thy voice is celestial melody. Future Homemakers, Rondo LARRY SMITH This world belongs to the energetic. B.K. LYNN SMITH A likable girl with a likable way. Latin. Junior Red Cross, Sci-ence LARRY If. SMITH A little nonsense now am then is relished by the best o men. Junior Red Cross LIONEL SMITH Imagination is the eye of the soul. PECCY SMITH Keep true to the dreams o thy youth. ROB SMITH Better to die ten thousand deaths than wound my honor. French, Student Council, Junior Achievement STAFFORD “BILLY” SMITH Let me live in a house by the side of the road and be a friend to man. SAMMIE SMITH The best and noblest lives are those which are set toward high ideals. Nat’l Honor Society WILLIAM SNYDER The mighty hopes that make us men. Math, 4-H. Latin, Junto Achievement, Jets, Science, .mb Sigma, Track 198 BETTE SOBEL The poets' scrolls toil! outlive the monuments of stone. Genius survives; all else is claimed by death. Math, French, Spanish, Mu Sigma, Mu Alpha Theta, Junior Achievement. Nat'l Honor Society Alpha Sigma Phi DELORES SPEDALE There is no substitute for thorough going, ardent and sincere earnestness. Spanish, Future Homemakers, Science, Junior Achievement, Junior Red Cross. 4-H, French KATE SPENCER One great use of words is to hide our thoughts. Future Homemakers, Junior Red Cross, 4-H, Junior Achievement, Chorus, Student Council CLARKE SPRING Man is not made to question, but to adore. 4-H. Junior Red Cross, Latin, Math, Science, Student Council, Junior Achievement, Track EDWARD STAFFORD That which ordinary men are jit for, I am qualified in; the best of me is diligence. Jots, Math. Science, Mu Alpha Theta, Mu Sigma, Junior Achievement DALE SPAHT Women never bother me. They look at me by the hour, but I don't mind. CYNTHIA SPENCER That life is long, which answers life's great end. WAYNE SPINA I am a man and whatever concerns humanity is of interest to me. 4-H. Student Council T. H. ST. AMANT The eye of a man will do more than both his hands. JULIE STAXDER She never finds her delight in another’s misfortune. Art, Boosters, Math, Future Homemakers, Junior Red Cross, French, Student Council, 4-H, Science, Future Business Leaders 199 MARTHA STEARNS She goes her way with golden hair and a sunny smile. Junior Red Cross, Student Council. Future Homemakers, Science, Spanish, Mu Sigma, Boosters, 4-H I.INDA STEPHENS Happiness grows and multiplies when you share it. Bela, Mu Sigma, Math. Future Business Leaders, Boosters, Future Teachers. Future Homemakers JEANETTE STEPLER Life is a mirror; smile in it. TOMMY STOGNES Every great man is unique. Science, Math MELANIE STRAHAN Good humor is goodness and wisdom combined. Boosters, Junior Red Cross, Future Business Leaders, UNESCO. Junior Achievement GLYNN STEPHENS Speak softly and carry a big stick. PEGGY STEPHENSON Beauty is power, a smile is its sword. Future Homemakers, Art, French, Science MARGARET STIRLING Today is the tomorrow you thought about yesterday. Future Homemakers, Future Business Leaders ALOHA STONE .Vice to be important but important to be nice. HENRY STRAUSS There is no great achieve ment that is not the result of patient working and waiting. Key, I.at in, Science, Fricassee Staff, Marching Band. Concer Band, Student Council, Alpha Sigma Phi 200 EDWARD STRICKLAND It is only liquid currents of thought that move men and the world. Nat’l Honor Society, Alpha Sigma Phi, Mu Sigma, Band, Latin, Student Council BILL SWITZER Human limits are not a harrier, but a challenge. Junior Achievement, Mu Alpha Theta, Math, Nat’l Honor Society, Mu Sigma, Science, Spanish KAREN THEARD Experience is a hard teacher, she gives the test and then the lesson. Boosters. Spanish, Future Homemakers, Science JAMES THIBODEAUX It is better to have one friend of great value than to have many of little value. Spanish. Junior Red Cross, Science BARBARA THOMAS Do not judge a book by its cover. Future Homemakers CLEGG STRONG The best of life is yet to come, but I wish it would hurry. Latin, Junior Red Cross, Junior Achievement MARSHA TERRY Common sense is instinct, and enough of it is genius. Nat’l Honor Society, Beta, Dramatics, Mu Sigma, Thespians, Math, Alpha Sigma l’hi, Future Teachers, Student Council, Mu Alpha Theta, Science, Latin DON THERIOT Less than your best is failure. Alpha Sigma Phi. Mu Sigma. Mu Alpha Theta, Science, Beta. Math. Jets. Football. Latin ALAN THOMAS Integrity ivithout knowledge is weak and useless. Future Business Leaders. Junior Red Cross, Junior Achievement JEFF THOMAS Live for today; yesterday is gone, and tomorrow is yet to :ome. 201 KERN THOMAS Invention is the talent of youth. LEAKNE THOMAS had rather talk than eat. Science, Future Business Leaders, Alpha Sigma Phi, Future Teachers, Beta, Mu Sigma BO THOMPSON Don't wait for your ship to come in; row out and meet it. JOY TOLLE She carries her troubles in a box; sits on them and smiles. French, Fricassee Staff. Future Homemakers TERRY TUITE It seems have seen that face before. rt. Student Council, Spanish. Future Business Leaders, Mu 'igma. Dramatics, Hi-Steppers. Boosters. Science. Junior Red Cross 4-H, Future Homemakers LA VERNE THOMAS Xouhere so busy he. o man as Junior Achievement, Mu Sig ma, Cheerleader, Student Coun cil, Alpha Sigma Phi, Latin Fricassee Staff, Thespians, Dra matics. Tennis, Science, French Math, Swimming Team, Ron do. UNESCO LOVEY THOMAS Continual cheerfulness is a sign of wisdom. Cheerleader. Future Business Leaders, Future Teachers. Future Homemakers, 4-H, Fricassee Staff, Junior Red Cross, Science, Junior Achievement, Girls’ Ensemble MW IUDL) A happy memory is the most alliable thing in the world. future Nurses, Mu Sigma. Science, Boosters DON TUBB The stars arc yours; reach out and take one. JAMES TURNER An effort made for happiness of others lifts us above ourselves. 71)7 PATRICIA TURNER Once you don't succeed, try and try again. Booster Nat‘1 Honor Society, Science, Junior Achievement, Future Homemakers, Latin, Spanish, Mu Sigma, Alpha Sigma Phi PATRICIA UPCHURCH Life is just a bowl of cherries. Future Homemakers, Spanish RONNIE VALENTINE Silence is golden, but who can afford it? MORTEN VATN When in Rome, do as the Romans do. Key Club, Beta Club, Student Council SAMMY VINCE A gentleman is a man who can disagree without being disagreeable. Science, Junior Red Cross ESTHER TYNES When we frankly give, forever is our own. Beta, Future Homemakers, UNESCO. Science, Student Council, Junior Red Cross, Junior Achievement. Pelican Girls’ State NIKI VALENTINE I’m on the brink of a great venture, somebody please push me. Junior Achievement, Beta, Student Council, Latin, Boosters, Alpha Sigma Phi, Mu Sigma. Science MARGHARITA VAN FOSSEN A good disposition will surmount every difficulty. Future Homemakers. Future Business Leaders, Thespians, Junior Achievement. Science, Junior Red Cross, Student Council HILARY VICNES The road of life is a long hard struggle, but worth every bit of it. SHERRY VINES Lovely is as lovely does. Alplia Sigma Phi, Mu Sigma, Future Teachers, Buzzer Staff, Future Business Leaders, French. Math 203 POLLY VORDENBAUMEN Hitch your wagon to a .star. Student Council, Junior Red Cross, Boosters, Math, Nat’J lienor Society, Hi-Steppers, Alpha Sigma Phi, Mu Sigma. Latin, Spanish HENRY H. WALL III A wise man is strong; yea, a man oj knowledge increaseth strength. French, Band. Nat’l Honor Society, Mu Sigma, Beta. Alpha Sigma Phi, Junior Red Cross, Key, Math, Junior Achievement, Mu .Alpha Theta MIKE WALLER What one has done indicates what he can do. TOMMY WALSH People who make no noise are dangerous. RANDY WATSON There is nothing to fear but fear itself. Science, Alpha Sigma Phi, Student Council, Mu Sigma. Junior Achievement BRENDA WALKER live each day as if it were the. last. Future Business Leaders GAIL WALLACE A kind and true friend. Rondo, Science, 4-H, Latin. Boosters PATRICIA WEAVER A breath of fresh air. Student Council Executive Board, Alpha Sigma Phi, Mu Alpha Theta. Mu Sigma, Junior Red Cross. Beta. 4-H, Math, Latin, Science, Future Homemakers, Future Teachers Boosters, Hi-Steppers PAULA WALLIS The word “impossible” is not in my dictionary. Future Business Leaders, Boosters. P'uture Homemakers, Student Council, Moth, Pelican Girls’ State, Science, 4-H, Junior Red Cross, French 204 TOMMY WEBB Courage is the mastery of fear. LYNN ANN WEEKS Let’s have a party; the more the merrier. Buzzer Staff, Junior Bed Cross. Future Nurses, Future Business Leaders, Latin. Junior Achievement, Science DELORES WHITE A true anti charming lady never raises her voice. Future Homemakers JOHN WHITEHURST Our humanity acre a poor thing but for the divinity that stirs within us. Thespians LINDA SUE WILDER Humbleness is always grace, always dignity. Library, Dramatics MELANIE WEBRE A girl, to whom was given so much of earth and so much of heaven. Future Teachers, Math, Alpha Sigma Phi, Dramatics, Junior Achievement, Mu Sigma, Spanish, Boosters WENDY WELLS You must look into people as well as at them. Future Homemakers, Dramatics, Future Teachers, Junior Red Cross, Math, Buzzer Staff, Thespians, UNESCO, Student Council, Fricassee Staff NANCY WHITE No one is exempt from talking nonsense; the. misfortune is to do it solemnly. Future Business Leaders, Boosters, Future Homemakers, Thespians, Science, Student Council Executive Board DELORES WHITTAKER Every cloud has a silver lining. GAIL WILKINSON A good student with a bright future and a wonderful friend. Fulufe Business leaders, Latin, Future Homemakers 205 MERILYN WILLIAMS Her life is like a snowflake; it leaves a mark, never a stain. Boosters, Future Teachers, Nat’I Honor Society, Math. Mu Sigma. Alpha Sigma Phi, French BOB WILLIAMSON Genius begins great works and labor finishes them. Student Council. Key, Chorus BILLY WILSON He is a giant among men. RUSSELL WILSON All the world loves a lover. MARY WINTRINGHAM What we. need most is not so much to realize the ideal as to idealize the real. Latin, French. Math, Future Teachers, Mu Sigma. Student Council, Alpha Sigma Phi, Nat’I Honor Society, Junior Achievement, Beta. Fricassee Staff. Boosters, Swimming Team PEGGY WILLIAMS A stranger is a friend I have yet to meet. Future Business Leaders. Library. 4-H. UNESCO. Junior Red Cross, Future Homemakers CONNIE WILSON Look toward the sun, and the shadows will fall behind. Future Business Leaders, Future Homemakers LINDA WILSON With the ropes of the } ast we shall ring the bells of tomorrow. Spanish, Junior Red Cross, Fricassee Staff, Student Council, Boosters, Future Business Leaders, Speech SALLY WILSON We only part to meet again. Future Homemakers, Art, Dramatics DAVID WIRTH One oj those fellows that everyone likes. B.R., Basketball, Football 1 1 206 ALBERT WRIGHT It is chance that makes brothers, but hearts that make friends. CAROL YAUN To have faith is to have strength. JIMMIE MAJOR Work and fan are closely re• lated. SANDRA WRIGHT Sense shines with a double luster when set in humility. Future Business Leaders, Future Homemakers, UNESCO ELLEN HUDSON Do you realize that ail knowledge is not gained through books. 207 K PP r Colvin Anne Aibtrt % ,0 19 Kathy lif Ci Connie 'Pin sonar aihe- i ’Banhsio ' -p i O'rti’ tl SVTtV 5 S J son nathe. Uhdle. £cK -t AVV i tf c er ■tZ c y £ 4 0fttun Ctretyn c Vi .'n,a JQW fiz 'U KaVhleen Hz e 'V‘0ir t it o Sancir6- Hop-d' -Vo yv e$ ?orqan 4 ten y 7 horr Q 5 'V r4sT£ T G- Ua Fo(e.ndove- le.lcnru'e. $-hrc har M}A Yt Leonard An G-CKoh iev £ more. i - z ready Anders wi� e} wo 6a f VD s OAJG- Jean £? CH6ESE (cake) 8 r r« ►A III - •• • - c o xTennin oa) voo wrk L L t set- 6-0 C Wfi ic|y rte-Us � C H 5ok� c.V ez. hy 1oh� - Li KF . i-eorq C-ome. T0 {X ' lit UC{ td ' ( rCy £ h wo e aie u p.f Junior Class Officers 212 President — TIM GARNER Vice President — DUKE BARDWELl Secretary — JACKIE LaBELLO Treasurer — MARGARET ADAMS Lynne Hiller and Ed Homan were elected by ihe Junior Class as their two most outstanding classmates. Lynne, besides being the Junior class cheerleader, is also active in FHA, where she serves on the council, FBLA, Thespians, and Hondo. She was also elected as junior maid of the homecoming court. Ed is hard working and outstanding in every club he belongs to. His list of activities include the Key Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Alpha Sigma Phi, Latin Club, Math Club, Sports Editor of the Fricassee and vice president of the Student Council. He was also selected as the most outstanding room representative for the first semester in Student Council. u n i o r s 213 214 Dorothy Abbott Carmen Acosta Julian Adams Margaret Adams Tommy Adams Diane Adkins Bobby Joe Aertker Dorothy Alexander Steve Alford Anita Allain Darline Allen John Allen Margaret Allen Charles Almond Wesley Alsbrooks Gay Anderson Sharon Anderson Donald Angelloz Lynn Anselmo Wayne Archer Jerry Arledge Betty Armstrong Jerry Arnold Frank Asbcll Nick Ashmore Sandy Atkinson Ruthie Avant Trudy Avants Joe Ay cock Ann Bagley Ednice Bailey Judy Baker Madeline Baker Jo Ann Ballard Kenneth Barbay Betty Barbin Duke Bardwell T’Lane Bardwell Jack Barnett Jo Barnett John Barnett Juanita Barnett Madeline Barnhart Diane Barrios Shiela Barton Nancy Bateman Billy Baugh Marshall Beatty Louis Beauregard Braden Beck Bobby Bell Bart Bennett Diane Benton Mary Benzer John Berry Henry Beyer Rush Biossat James Blackwell Janet Blanchard Jerri Blanchard Joe Blanchard Cindy Blumstein Michael Blush Warren Bo finger Rose Bonfanti Bobby Bourgeois Judith Boyd Chet Boze Thomas Bozeman Theresa Brasseaux Audrea Bratcher Champ Breeden Ann Brian Bonnye Brian John Brister Richard Britson Myra Broach Edwin Broders Lollie Lou Brooks Carol Broussard 215 216 Glenda Broussard Dickie Brown Helen Bruck Richard Bruno Carol Bryant Terry Jean Bryson Naomi Bullion Carolyn Burkes Conrad Burns Jack Burt Jim Buschlen Virginia Cain Kent Caldwell Edwinta Callender Robert Campagna Anthony Cangelosi Scott Cannon James Carney Carol Carpenter Eileen Carpenter Nancy Casev Carl Catania McGregor Cauthen Mike Gaze dess us Frances Cefalu Louis Champagne Shelia Chandler Stanlee Chandler A1 Chaney Louise Chapman John Charlet Don Chatelain Margaret Chaumont Linda Chenier Virginia Chenier Jervey Cheveallier Susan Chollette Louis Christian Skippy Church Randv Civelio Frances Clanton Gloria Clark Sybil Clark Torn Clarke Arlene Clay Billy Clements Robert Clingan Ettie Lee Coates Mel Cohen Tony Coleman Kay Collier Billy Colligan Leslie Colligan Lynda Colomb Biberon Comeaux Barbara Cook Carole Cook Maud Cook Ann Cooley Kay Cooper Joel Corbett Bobby Gotten Beth Cotton Marshall Courtney Phyllis Cowart Kathie Cox Sandy Coxe Doris Crain Lccarol Crihbs Kent Cummins Tommy Cunningham Barbara Cusimano Teddy Daigle Ben Dalton Florence Daniel Dianne Daniels Margaret Darphin Dallas David Mac Davidson Clay Davis 217 i I 218 Diane Davis Carole Davison Thomas Dawson Hobby Day Dorothy Decker Dianne Dees John DeLagc Donny DeLaune Rita Dentro Randolph Dentro Jimmy Dillard Gloria Dodwell Russell Dornier George Donaldson Elaine Douthitt Harvey Downs Margaret Drury Tommy Dudley Riddie Dugas Judy Duke Jackie Duncan Michael Dunn Gilbert Dupre William Dupuv Bobby Durnin Cheryl Duvic Kay Eager Kay Easley Leon Edgar Jailei Ellington Eddie Ellis Dorothy Jeanne Emerson Marion Englade Dixie Kay Erickson Billie Evans Rose Mary Farlow Rose Marie Fasullo Vance Fauver Jerrie Fayfield William Feldman Clyde P. Foies Hank Ford Pamela Ford Clyde Foster Mary Ann Foster Suzanne Fournet Jimmy Fox Jack Freiberg Fuzzy Fusscll Colleen Galloway Tim Garnei Gladys Gatzke Gayle Gquthier Barbara Geter Charlotte Giamanco Anne Gilbert Henry Gilbert Mary Gilson Frances Ginn Launnie Ginn Ann Giraitis Betty Ruth Glass Robert Glisson Barry Glover Jackie Goff Margaret Goldsby Dawn Goldsmith Butch Golson Anita Gomez Tom Gorman Mona Goudcau Dona Graham J. W. Crand Margot Grandjean Carol Sue Grant Anthony Graphia Nancy Graves Jane Grayson Judy Green Mike Green i 219 220 k. Larry Gussman Johnny Hains Mabel Hammack Paul Hammack Richard Hammack Elvia Hammett Jerry Hampton Dixie Jo Hanchey Carolyn Hanks Richard Hanna Jo Hannie Eddie Harris Rano Harris Louise Harrell Brenda Hart Eddie Harvison Jimmy Haslitt Thomas Hauptman Cordell Haymon Catherine Heard Wallace Ileaslip Linda Hebert Billy llecker Billy Heflin Leroy lleil Charles Henderson Marilyn Henderson Richard Henderson David Hess Ivy Hidalgo Bonnie Higginbotham Ronnie Hill Jeff Hinger Hazel Hinton Carolyn Hitt Paul Hoblit Bill Holcombe Jan Holden Nelwyn Hollenshead Eddie Homan Carolyn Hornsby Diane Hornsey Joan Horton Jerry Hubbs Pat Hubert Judith Huey Dale Humble Linda Humphrey Gehl Hunter William Irwin Bobby Jackson Billy Jackson Roger James Pat Jerome Clay Johnson Frances Johnson Mary Ann Johnson Sue Johnson Ann Jones Ramona Jones Judy Juban Gwen Keen Judy Wax Keesling Keith Kennison Kenneth Kepper Catherine Kidd Richard Kinchcn Michael Kinney Colleen Kleinpeter Jennifer Klenk John Dana Koontz Carlecn Krachcr Robert Krintzman Jackie LaBello Doris La Cour Ginger LaCour Steve Lagardc Roddie Lambrakis Sandra Langhart Ronnie Laroche 221 222 Edlena Lea Cal LcBlanc Finis LeBlanc Frank I-eBlanc Sally LcBlanc Darryl LeCroy Katherine Ledoux Ed Lcffel Sharon Lemon Judy Lessard John Lipscomb Karen LiRocchi Elorte Lively Johnnie Long Lydia Loretz Jimmy Lorio Theresa Lott Cam McAndrew Don McCardlc Sylvia McCracken Marveme McDaniel Jan McDonald Jim McGrath Frank McLavy Carole Macaluso Phyllis Mackie Diana Maggio Madeline Maillian Richard Mankse Russell Markey Sandra Marroy Anthony Martello Judy Martin Kay Lou Martin Ralph Martin Charles Mascarella S. L. Materiste Sandra Mathcrnc Nancy Matthews Emma Lou May Jerry May May Means James Melton Ronnie Michelli Marvin Miller Robert Miller Patrick Mochelle Madalyn Montegudo Margaret Monteguio Frank Moody Kitty Moody Jocelyn Moore Paul Moore Ann Morcom Bobby Morgan Butch Morrison Dolores Mouton Karen Munn Jeanne Murphy Annette Murray Victor Musso Kitty Myers Vincent Nahr Carole Nasca Patricia Nason Cathy Ncese Dennis Nein Cecelia Nettles Jimmy Nettles David Nicola Henry Nicollc Jimmy Nolen Ronnie Northup Cecil Norwood Jay Nutt John Odom Richard Olsen Robert Oliver Irving O’Mara Kenny Oswald 223 Carmen Palmer Gilberl Parker Bonnie Parr Donald Pali Bobby Paul Kathy Peck Cary Pecquet Carol Pennington Kent Percy Jennie Lou Perkins Sterling Peters Gordon Petersen Ronnie Peterson Mac Phillips Malcolm Phillips Stanley Phipps Mary jo Pickell Sandra Picou Patsy Pillsbury Barbara Pino Charles Pirello Lejeune Pixley John Politz Judy Polk Antoinette Polozola Jane Porter Richard Porter Robbie Porter Joe Power Peggy Powers Billy Prescott Gussie Price Nina Pritchard Doris Pruyn James Quinn Jimmy Quinn Ben Ragusa Joey Ragusa John Raley Faye Ransom 224 Judy Ratliff Ferdinand Raudales David Reed Donna Reed June Reeves Linda Riegler Peggy Reine Pat Rettig Linda Rhodes Robert Rich Stennis Richardson Janies Riclunond Thomas Riggs Lynne Ritter Louis Robbins Marvin Roberts Sandra Roberts Brenda Robertson Elizabeth Robinson Eddie Rockhold Dewey Roe Betty Rollins Clare Romero Charles Roppolo Daniel Rose Shirley Rothman Vicki Rounds Mary Roy Judith Royer Ronnie Rube Lacey Rubenstein Carolyn Rush Kaye Rushing Thomas Russell Kenny Rutter Chaytor Ryan Bobby Ryder Charles Salassie Walter Saucier David Sapp 225 f 226 Bonnie Scardina L. J. Schexnayder Janis Schillings Stephen Schultz Bcnjic Seal Mary Lynn Serraro George Serrett Farida Shaab Bill Sharkey Anna Kate Sharp Sam Sharp George Sharpe Marguerite Sheehan Mollie Shelton Gay Shirley Beth Sholars Donny Short Peggy Lou Shuker Earline Sicard Nancy Sills John Silvio Penny Simmons Suzanne Simmons Ethlyn Sims Maris Simes Ruth Siverman Susan Skolfield Jimmy Smelley Betty Smith Charles Smith Don Smith Frances Smith George Smith Ginger Smith Harvey Smith Margaret Smith Martha Smith Marvin Smith O’Brian Smith Patricia Smith Lynn Snyder Gelbert Sommers Kathleen Sommers David Spaht Edgar Spielman Leon Sproles Kaywold Stafford Cheryl Stanfill Carol Staples Margaret Staples Ronald Stafford Scott Starkey Carolyn Steen Linda Stephens Ronald Stephens Kathleen Stinson Sandra Stinson Vickcy Stock well Channing Stowell Barbara Strader Marcia Strawinski Louis Strickland Joan Strickland Karen Stroble Jeny Sterrall Sue Swayze Mary Beth Tanner Bertie Taylor Marsha Taylor Todd Taylor Anne Thomas James Thomas Shirley Thomas Rebecca Tillman Gary Timm Edward Tinsley Carol Ann Tireuit Edwin Todd James Trahan Donald Tranchina 227 228 Ilenerv Traweck Worth Traylor Merville Treigle Nettie I.ca Triche Vernon Triche Linda Trouard Shirley Trouard Lynn Tubb Thomas Tucker Tommy Tucker George Turnipseed Bettye Turpin Carol Umbehagen Ivy Unbehagen Carolyn Upchurch Ronnie Valentine Jack Verhois Rosalind Vernice Linda Vickers Barry Villar Carolyn Vince Jeanie Voorhics Kay Walker Cary Wall Pat Waller Annette Walsh Charlene Walters Joyce Watson Len Watts Gary Weiner Jean Weldon Barbara Wetherholt Barbara Wheat Betsy W'hite Cullen Lee White Donald White Jane White Jim White Ronnie White Harriet Whiteknact [MW Janet Williams Patricia Williams Mary Beth Williamson Virginia Williamson Larry Wilson William Wilson Meriget Winans Earl Witt Elayne Wooley Robert Worley Kay Worthington Danny Wyatt Edward Zeagler Ronnie Zeigler Lynn Zerinque Katherine Lea Marianne Leather | I I 229 5 o p hi o m o r e The most outstanding students of the Sophomore Class are Polly Bankhead and S David Strange. From the very beginning. Polly assumed her place at BRHS. She served as a representative of the Sophomore Class in the Homecoming Court. She was also selected as a beauty in the Beaux and Belles Pageant. She is very active in UNESCO. David is one of the few sophomores to make the varsity football team. Besides serving as Vice President of the Biology Club. David is very active in the B. R. Club and Student Council. He is also a member of the track team. 230 Abercrombie, Arthur Acklen, Charles Albert, William Alexander, Maureen Angel, Susie Ansel mo. Warren Ashcraft, Ben Atkinson, Becky Sue Aucoin, James Avery, Lynda Ay del I, Gary Babin, Gayle Babin. Keith Rabin, Merle Bacot, Loring Radon, Howard Baker, Clarence Ballard, Wade Bankhead, Polly Banta, Jack Barcelona, Mary Ann Barrios, Virginia Bazzell, Elizabeth Beadles, Charles Beall. Billy Beard, Willard Bingham, Carol Black, Gilbert Blackmon. Charles Blaylock, Carol Bleckley, Janis Boisture, Bill Boiteaux, Diane Bolton, Johnny Bornbet, Julius Borders, Wayne Borskey, Linda Bourgeois, Michael Bowden, Sed Bowman, Jeff Boze, Charles Bozeman, Toliver Breton, Eileen Breland. Bobby Bridges, Ellen Bringol. Nina Brogan, Jean Ann Brown, Charles Bruce, Carrie Lea Buford, Carol Bush, Leo Calvert, Nick Calvit, David Cannon, Pat Caracci. Kenneth Carter, Anita Marie Carter, Dale Carter, Richard Cascio. Kathleen Cason. Janice Champagne. Lynn Champion, Charlotte Chatclain. Rowcna Chatellier, Charles Clanton, Tommy Clark, Beverly Clay. Kenneth Clegg, Samira Cline, Margaret Cohen. David Colie, Jo Ann Collier, Joyce Comeaux, Ricky Conner, Jamie Cooley. David Cornet, Pat Cothern. Bobbie Jean Covington, Beverly Cowart. Harold Cowart. Sidney Crady, Billy Joe Crafton. Patricia Craig, Thad Crews, Susan Crifasi, Pete Crumholt, Sharon Cutrer, Gayle Dalton, Diane Darden, Cynthia Dawson, Freddie 232 Dauzart. Mickey Davis, Darilyn Davis, Jean Davis, Vickie Dedeaux. Shirley De I.age, William Delaney, Carolyn DeLatte. Alice DeLatte, I.ucion Deloach, Dwight Dimattia, Mary Alice Dimattia, Janice Dougherty, Shirley Dornier, Beverly Drummond, Wayne Duck, Nancy Dudley, Sandra Duncan. Margaret Dyer. Mike Eckman, Richard Edgar. Genevieve Edgar. Ted Edwards, Alva Elliott, Dorothy Ellis, John Everhart, James Farrens, Carolyn Faulkenberry, Charles Ferguson, Katherine Fitzgerald, Alee Fleniken, Leo Flynn, Thomas Fogleman, Malcolm Folendore, Donna Ford, Elbert Forgey, Carolyn Forrest, Janet Foster, Nancy Fortenberry, Ray Fournet, Kathleen Foy, Joyce Franklin, Michael Fredericks. Jane Freund, Susan Fugler, Christine Furlowr, Kent Gammill, Gordon Gaushell. Harper Gauthier. Louis Gibson, Jimmie Gill, Phoebe Gillette, Sheri Girod, Walter Givens, Albert Gene Glass, Tyre Goldstein, Sandra Gomez, Sandra Gordon, Crcsic Gray, J. C. Green, Patricia Griffith. Gilbert Guay, Kenneth Guerin, Lawrence Guidroz, Adam Gunderson, Tory Haase, Jack Hadden, Patricia Hamilton, Jerry Hano, Linda Harvey, Bud Harvey, Victor Hart, Alice Hebert. Barbara Hebert, Sharon Hebert. Terry Hegwood, Trances Henderson, Linda Hensley, Diane Hernandez. Geraldine Herring, Carol Ann Hewes, Mary Elizabeth Hicks, Carolyn Ann Higginbothen, Lillian Hill, Camilla Hogan, John Hohensee, Janice Hollingsworth, T. J. Hornsby, Frank Hoth, Nancy Hubert, John Hughes, Mickey Huguct, James Humphries, Hollis Hymel, L. S. Ikered, Kathleen Irving, Elsie Irwin, Virginia Jarreau, Brent Jaubert, Henry Johnson, Allen Johnson, Cheryl Johnson, Dorothy Johnson, Patricia Johnson. Bill Johnston, Connie Jones. Anne Jones, Gayle Jones, Richard Jones, Sandra Jordan, Edward Juban, Phillip Jumel, Joseph Justice, Patricia Kane, Warren Kees, Tommy Keller, Freddy Kelley, Noelie Kelley, Rebecca Keogh. Reggie Kiely, Don Kimball, Kathy Kinney, Beth Kleinpeter, Billy Kling, Betty Klock, Jock Knurr, Carol 234 Koontz, Steve Kopfler, Edwin Kopfler, John Kramer. Carol Ann Krozer, Steve Kulmert, Edwin Kuttruff, Carl LaCour, Bonny Lafluman, Carol Lalumandier, Patsy Lamar, Mary Lee Landry. Bobby Latiolais, Murphy Lay, Margaret LeBIanc, Joe LeDoux, Richard Lee, Bonnie Lee, Jerry I I Leeper, Charlotte Leffel, Suzanne LcFcaux, Curt LeMay, Barbara Lewis, Edwin Lewis, M. H. Lindsey, Paul Lott, Dewitt Loudon, David Lynch, Bob John, McCay McClure, Sharon McCrory, Sandra McDaniel, Marvin Mcllwain, Joel McKay, Juanita McLavy, Corinnc McMillan, Bobby McMills, Creecy McMorris. Mary McNeel, Fred McSwain, Jo Gail MacNaughton, Kathy Maggio, Betty Magnet, Sharron Manno, Toni Lynn Marcaurele, Scotty Martin, Edwin Martin, Jimmie Martin, Lynn Martini, Margaret Mason, Mary Ann May, Alvin Mayeaux, Daudville Medico, Carolyn Meeks, Brenda Medinc, Mervin Melancon, Carol Melancon. Ronnie Melvin. Linda Merrill, Dennis Miceli, Mary I-.ee Michael, Al Michael. Judy Middleton. Hugh Milhurn. Terry Miller. Pamela Miller, Tommy Miller. Wayne Mixon. Sidney Moak, Stacey Moran. Jackie Montz, Raymond Moody, Richard Moreau. Ann Morel. Marilyn Morgan, Calvert Mosby, Larry Murphy, Clifton Murphy, James Murphy, Patricia Murphy. William Murray, Ceroid Murrell, Paul Napier, Ann Neill, Abner Negley, Gloria New, Angela Null, Kay Odom, Ann Olmstead, Miriam Orv, Gene Ory, Joel Oswald, David Parkey, William Parsons, Carolyn Patton, Timothy Peterson, Joanic Petro, Diane Phillips, Phil Planchard, Lynne Poche, David Poche, David Pol, Rene Politz, Jerry Prescott, Aaron Prince, Sue Ray, Ernest Reed, Curtis Regleg, Gloria 236 Reulet, Lynn Reynolds, Howard Reynold’s, Joe Richardson, Cone Risley, Toni Rizon, Raymond Roberts, Amanda Roberts, Frank Robertson, James Robertson. Roland Robichaux, Nancy Robinson, Pamela Rogers, Larry Rollow, Ann Rosamond, Alvin Ross, Betsy Roth, Billy Roubique, Diana Lee Roux, John Rutland, Brenda Ryan, Patrick Rybolt, Henry Saxton, Jane Schaffarziek, Bill Scarborough. Carol Scheznaydre, John Schneider, Wayne Schoonmaker, Ann Schwartz, Melanie Scott, Billy Seab, Lane Sellen, David Sevier. Ronald Shaab, Ronald Shaw, Nancy Sheehan, Jeremie Shelby, Charlotte Shelton, Gerald Shelton, Patsy Sherlock, Richard Sicard, Judy Silver, Helen Simmons, Bill Simmons, Mavis Simpson, Kenneth Smith, Joan Smith, Linda Smith, Ronald Snyder, Mary Ann Spain, Al Spedale. Peggy Spiller, Edmond Spurlock. Margaret Stanford, Billy f! Stafford. Gary Stafford. Wanda Strahan, Marcia Stamm, Steve Starling, Marlene Steffek, Emilie Steiner, Raymond Sticgler, Jill Stinson, Byron Strange, David Strauss, Joel Stephens, Mary Strickland, Clovie Strickland, George Summers, Dian Talbert, Judy Tamplet, Walter Tassin, Louise Taylor, Buzz Terrell, Elaine Terry, David Thibaut, John Thomas, David Thomas, Patricia Thomas, Phyllis Thom, James Thompson, Kay Thornton, Homer 'J ingle, Charles Tingle, Mike Thorres, Murphy Tromel, Winstead Treigle, Frank Turk, Mary Frances Tusa, Lolita Underwood, Donald 238 Underwood, Lawrence Ursin, Rodney Valurc, Lena Van Kerkhone, Robert Vann, Judith Vendt, Ronnie Vernon, John Vernon, Rebekah Vick, Mildred Villalobais, Chris Villar, Sondra Versem, Alfred Walker, Rathmer Walters. George Wascom, Margaret Weber, Steve Weeks, Frances Welborn, Vickie Wendler, Susan Werner. John Wertz, Judy Whatley, Leon Wheat, Elizabeth White, Hampton White, John White. Sandra Wilkinson, Don Williams. 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