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

Text from Pages 1 - 246 of the 1963 volume:

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Crowds and individuals—the blur of faces at an athletic event, party goers, home room signs —classes full of people. 0 V Xi OiO . tnrrJX) J v WTY'r 'ooi thJi O ju-non ng n oifm o d- two :ULLitACMXXj, j)3UgAJ vicJL lux iV ©JiXPf xKe'F jlsee S SsattemptecPlo'ciptur n pailt events of this school year that will enable you, the student, to relive routine happenings as well as fleeting mo-menu of triumph. If this publication is a key that smoothly opens the door to your treasure house of memories, we will be rewarded. Action is the theme, for it is student activity Dipt which is the heartbeat of Baton Rouge High. to nnmi), GdUoCu bJ Ofu LUJr' u ocUx) pjv-JtUL OVCtO- J rnrujuo tUJL ejCJl © t oo . itCHjJLOL = l oxjl u jJP moob -thod-' uow iOvj (i r ca rrn c'V—i Alma Mater For Baton Rouge High we raise our cry; For the school we all adore We will raise our standards high Till known from shore to shore— Tabic oj Contents Features Foreword JJb i joiOjJjJ Cs. c C yvJ hUcdL r xjA 7S O Luil Dedication l0jL) Jb jl Administration ?3 k 'fXJafcu-‘1 oJt ojJl , _ ' Faculty and Departments .J (3“0 UaajJL CStvJl ba lys uoaxd '“b D—“c3')X Organizations X HXaJ CjSma Aj 6 [ Sports Uu Uj 3 Y x S Sfkxj, Classes VWM wA CXa—CV OJIh oJI OJJI U4Xja Advertisements jJ uJIAa OJvil k ZJZ C xJi, 3 - WaA -S. Yv--X - 3 —- ( vJO s w • • t CkA - . I 9 Fricassee MERRILYN BINGHAM Editor SYLVIA LENDERKINC Editor MARGARET PETTYJOHN Business Manager SUSAN DEAR Circulation Editor CAROL SMITH Literary' Editor NANCY PATTERSON Organization Editor ANNE TUCKER Advertising Manager VIRGINIA STONNELL Feature Editor CHARLES ANN GANT Picture Editor TOMMY WILLINGHAM Photographer � � Staff TERRY MAYEUX Sports Editor ANNA ST. AM ANT Advertising Manager RAT ECKMAN Organizations Editor ELIZABETH GOETZMAN Picture Editor ELIZABETH SNYDER Feature Editor MISS MARIETTA MILLET Sponsor MRS. BETTY STEVENSON Sponsor II Dedication MRS. SARA M. MICHAEL A living s inLol of Baton Rouge High Teaching successfully, with humor wry, Making us always do our part, She loves the students with all her heart. Surpassing mere duty, she gives inspiration, Igniting energy and determination. Her homeroom is ever first without fail; There, ambition and action do prevail. Because of these reasons, and others too Mrs. Michael, we dedicate the FRICASSEE to you. 12 Faculty and Departments 13 $ MB. BERTRAM V. DYKES sZT r £fa istont Principal j V Ir TS ■ Br0Jg 'Z.J l rjf Z. ZT ' S -6- Z 5? 2 % ru ? ) Ko oz ypt J, , ZZZjx '% y r y Z i r£., Jx izJzr k .1 Y V' £ u. jstfi . u - Retiring Teachers MISS EULA BARNETT 16 MRS. ALDINA GATES Home Ec. and Guidance MRS. IRIS MORGAN MRS. MARJORIE LONGSDORF MR. ERNIE MURPHREF. 17 English and 18 MRS. FERD J. LE RAY Library MRS. SARA MICHAEL MRS. MABEL SPURLOCK MRS. EI.AINE STRANGE MISS GLADYS YOUNG 19 Mathematics T MR. CECIL SNODDY MRS. ELIZABETH HOWARD MRS. ANN TINSLEY MRS. MARGARET VERNON MR. W. E. YOUNG 20 ocial Studies MR. JACK CLAUNCH MR. CALVIN DAIGLE MR. ROBERT HUGHES MRS. GLADYS LOWER MRS. LYRIA DUNCAN MR. CLAUDE HARRISON MRS. KATHELEEN PETTENCILL MR. LESTER ALFORTISH Student Teacher MISS LORETTA EVANS Student Teacher 21 Sciences ! MRS. CHARLIE SUE BORUK MR. FREDERICK CHURCH MRS. MARJORIE DUGAS 22 Languages MRS. LUCIENNE M. BROWN MISS BEATRICE CLASS DR. CHARLES MacMURDO MISS MARIETTA MILLET MRS. DOLORES SCHMIDT 23 Commerce and D.E ► • MRS. GWEN R. GAMBLE MRS. LOUISE KINNEY MRS. NELL MACINTYRE MRS. JEANNINE SMITH MRS. OUIDA WHALEN MISS BONNIE BUTLER Studcnl Teacher MISS ELSA ROCQUIN Student Teacher 24 25 Physical Education MR. JESS ALDERMAN MRS. EDWIN A PRESCOTT MR. PHIL STUART MRS. BETTY STEVENSON MR. E. W. TOY MISS LAEL LYNN WHITE 26 Industrial Arts and Drivers Ed. 27 Who’s Who Sterling Abernathy Cecil Bankston Dana Barton Mcrrilvn Bingham Brad Brian Amelia Cross Becky Cutrer Elizabeth Hochendel The following students were named bv a Committee of the Facultv to make up the list of WHO'S WHO at Baton Rouge High School on the basis of LEADERSHIP, COURTESY, LOYALTY, SERVICE. AND SCHOLARSHIP. To be on this list is indeed a great honor and we take pleasure in presenting them to you in this special section of our yearbook. At the same time we would like to congratulate these students who have earned the high esteem of their teachers and who have contributed, each in his or her own way. to the welfare of BRHS. in order to make our school one of the best in these I 'nited States. Barbara Parr Chip Quarles Robert Rabalais Carol Smith Sherry Stagg Anne l ucker Baynard Turpin Honey Vordenbaumen In Memoriam JOHN ROBERT MURPHY Senior KENT BAXTER BROUSSARD Senior JANITH ANNE BROWN Sophomore Features 32 1 oland Arnold Sherry Junior Beau JuruW Mike Glisso Junior Beau Frances Hutchinson JuniorV fle John BrusM Sophomore Beaia Homecoming Queen Christmas Card Girl BECKI CUTRER 52 Valentine Girl 53 ELIZABETH HOCHENDLL 4 (Miss Wit Ca MENS FOR COSTUME ALTER MARV NELL MARCHIVE HARVARD BARDWELL A 7? C Mos£ Industrious ANNE TUCKER CHIP QUARLES Friendliest CAROLYN LA BELLO BILL O’QUINN r - V V Best Personality s A PAT GLAZE FRANK SIMS Most Courteous Most Happy-Go-Lucky LANNY DAVIDSON FREDDIE HOLIJER A . n c KATHY JONES ROBERT RABALAIS Most Likely to Succeed KATHY FLANAGAN WINSTON DAY Sweetest Girl, Nicest Boy PEGGY FORTIER Cl'RTIS FAUVER Pelican State (UHLS’ STATE, . to r.: Dana Barton. City Clerk of Arkansas City; Jan Jenkins, citizen of North Carolina. Fire chief; Carolyn LaBello, Mayor of North Carolina; Patty Myers, City Judge of South Carolina. Hack rote: Debby Royer, Mayor of South Carolina, Chairman of Ways and Means Committee of Nationalist Party, Keynote Speaker; Kathy Flanagan, City Clerk of Kentucky City; Bccki Cutrcr, City Clerk and Court Clerk of Crorgia City, Parish Party Chairman; Libit Hochendel, Mayor of Missouri City, Best Mayor; Nanette Scott, Senator of Virginia City. BOYS’ STATE, . to r.: Curtis Fauver, citizen of Maryland City, Police Juror from Claiborne Parish; Donald D’Armond, Public Works Commissioner for Kentucky City; Bobby Flenikcn, School Board Member of Maryland City; Brad Brian, State Senator from Acadia Parish; Winston Day, School Board Member, Kentucky City, Senator from Claiborne Parish, Parish Party Chairman, State Commissioner of Insurance; Chip Quarles. Chief Justice of Supreme Court, Lt. Governor of Boys’ State, Parish Party of Crant Parish; Sterling Abemelhy, State Senator of Grant Parish; Bill Turnipseed, State Senator of Iberville Parish; Jim Atwood, Senator from Acadia Parish. Leadership Conference Those who attended .He Leadership Conference iv u 7 njeJj Lcaac p� «oie - Sharon Smith. Pam Smith, Elizabeth Hochcndale, Mcrrilyn Bingham, Pally Nancy Patterson, Susan Dear, X,‘ Martin, Anne Affolter, Sherry Stagg, Honey Vordenbaumen. I.anny Myers, Margaret Pettyjohn, - . narnuni, Carol Smith, Lucy Wilboum, Anne Tucker, Sally Collins, Ed Davidson, Anna St. Amant J Sandra Day. Cailleteau, -ue lux jus - - a.k $ -OuUU AUUU). Jv tUCA JM U rfkkect MJL fP J 9A- X M. M du z Vf$ tux f ' $ 4i if £ L} yi SLUj Tuf- cAccP 64 National Science Foundation Tilt National Science Foundation's Summer Science Training Program was attended by these students, at universities across the nation: Sylvia Gonzalez, who attended Colorado College; Jane Duckcnfield, who attended L. S. IJ.; Gail Veazcy, who attended Northwestern State College; Roger Jones, who attended L. $. U.; Rill Bushcy, who attended L. S. U.; and Frank Sims, who attended the Marine Biology Laboratory of L. S. U. Not shown are: Frances Frumpton, and Jose Flores, who attended L. S. U. I lie purpose of these numerous institutes is to stimulate scientific interest in high ability secondary school students and to give them an opportunity to become familiar with the various sciences at the become laminar with the various sciences at the s a 1) 7 n v v j . ) J yyj ’J-'' ' ___S'__ 0- Foreign Exchange Student HANS ALKJAER Hans Alkjaer came to Baton Rouge High from Copenhagen. Denmark, through the American Field Service. Making lasting friendships with the students, he has become an integral member of the senior class. His special smile and pleasing personality have made pleasurable for us the exchange of customs; while a sense of humor has helped him over the rough spots. Organizations to which he has actively contributed include Beta Club. Key Club, and Student Council. 66 ' fcJJL (Xa- — yu- 'j cJU-u Cfif. ( udb Gj! « „Organizations m £jl . -cb, 4u a __ , -y c! oMLA '4nhtf,' Roger Jones l rcs. Cecil Bankston Jane Uuckcnficld Frances McManus Norma Routt National Honor Society Robert Rabalais Vice-Pres. Bonnie Brewer Sherry Stagg Sylvia Gonzalez Secretary Treasurer Lydia CampancHa Carol Conncrly Charles Edwards Monica Furrate Dorothy Harp James Mehaffey Barbara Parr Elaine Patrich Mrs. Spurlock Sponsor Amelia Cross Linda Holmes Pam Reynolds Honey Vordenbaumcn 68 Beta Club Sterling Abernathy President Kathy Flanagan Amelia Cross Vice-President Secretary Bill Gloria Carol Bushev Champagne Conncrly SI Curtis Diane Monica Fauvcr Ford Furratc Roland Arnold Becki Cutrcr Pat Giblin Cecil Bankston Donald D’Armond Jimmie Gilbert Elizabeth Hochendel Sharon McCrory Debbie Royer Jan Jenkins David McFaddcn, Anna St. Amant Ricky Johnson Billie Mullins Elizabeth Simes Roger Jones Margie Murphy Carol Smith Rowland Jones Anne Norwood Judy Smith Baynard Turpin Karen Vannov Honey Vordenbaumen Carol Wardel Scott Bergeron Treasurer Betty Berman Elizabeth Dawson Sylvia Gonzalez Janie Klock Bill O’Quin Mrs. Michael Sponsor Bonnie Brewer Winston Day Arlie Hanchcy Mack I-ca Barbara Parr Diane Stokes Brad Brian Jane Duckcnficld Butch Helveston Elaine McCoy Pam Reynolds Virginia Stonncll 69 Student 1st Term Hack row, I. to r.: Brad Brian, President; Lorraine Ryan, Secretary; Bill O’Quin, Vice-President; Ricky Johnson, Treasurer. Middle row: Mike McDonald, Traffic; Winston Day, Building and Grounds; Sherry Stagg, Administration; Hans Alkjaer, Foreign Relations. Front row: Anne Tucker, Tickets and Operations; Jan Jenkins, Publicity; Nanette Scott, Social; Honey Vordenbaumen, Assemblies; Kathy Flanagan, Ways and Means. Mr. Dykes, Sponsor First term representatives A 70 Council 2nd Term Back row: Brad Brian, President; Alison Hubbard, Secretary; Bill O’Quin, Treasurer; Ricky Johnson, Vice-President. Middle row: Rowland Arnold, Tickets; Mack Lea. Traffic; Mike McDonald, Building and Grounds: Hans Alkjacr, Foreign Relations; Patty Myers, Publicity; Barbara Lyman, Ways and Means; Sherry Stagg, Administration; Debby Royer, Assemblies; Kathy Flanagan, Social. Second Term Representatives Second Term Representatives mL Mu Sigma MEMBERS OF THE CLUB OFFICERS Kathy Flanagan—President Debbie Royer Secretary Lucy Wilbourne- Treasurer Bill O’Quinn—Vice-President 72 Writers’ Club Front row, lejt to right: Frances Frampton, Charlotte Dial, Jan Kohler, Sponsor, Mrs. Cockrell. Buck row: Alan Jokinen, Kay Barillier, Jack Shelton, Ted Glusman, Jim Cassidy. Not shown: Margaret Pettyjohn, Walt F.ldredge, Joan Grievre, and Tommy Collier. The Writers’ Club was formed in 1960 for the purpose of encouraging students who like to write and arranging to have their works published or entered in contests. The officers of this club are: Ted Glusman, President; Margaret Pettyjohn, Vice-President; and Frances Frampton, Secretary. Buzzy Hair Director Sterling Abernathy Ricky Johnson Director Sam Bacot Donald D'Armond Treasurer Scott Bergeron President Chip Quarles Lieutenant Governor Debby Royer Sponsor Brad Brian Ray Burton George Be van Pat Giblin Mike Glisson Chuck Hill 74 Club Mack Lea Vice-President Mike McDonald Secretary Pape Acree Director Mr. Hughes Faculty Advisor Nannetto Scott Sponsor Ronnie Landry Tim Laucr James Mchaffy Bobby Metrailcr Rusty Olds Bill O'Quin Johnny Ory Robert Rabalais Hugh Shelton Jackie Spiller David Stokes Baynard Turpin Louis Tyler Mu Alpha Theta Jane Duckenfield, Secretary: Sylvia Gonzalez, Treasurer; Gail Veazey, Vice-President: Sherry Stagg, President. The Members The Members 76 Mrs. Vernon, Sponsor The Members Jr. Academy of Science t Secretary—Amelia Cross Parliamentarian—Mike McDonald Treasurer- Mack Lea President Bobby Metrailer Reporter—Betty Abercrombie Sponsor—Mrs. Ccracc, Mrs. Dugas MEMBERS B.R. Club Arlie Hanchey President Coach Murphrec Sponsor Adrian D’Armond Hi. kv Johnson Eddie Narozniak Robert Rabalais Sterling Abernathy Floyd Giblin Rick Lacey Rill Ncstler Dutch Rauschenbach Mike Richmond Vice-President Herman Harbin A1 Giraitis Steve Pritchard Secretary Scott Bergeron Nick Graphia Bob Mctrailcr Randolph Creel Ronnie Hanagriff Darryl Michelli Spike Pierce Chip Quarles David Stokes Baynard Turpin 78 Safety Chapter OFFICERS, First row, left to right: Kenny Weber, Vice-President of Traffic Safety: Merrily n Bingham, Historian; Virginia Stonnell, Secretary: Sherry Hall, First Vice-President; Libby Purcell; Sandy Sandcfer, icc-Prcsident of Home Safety; Tommy Lindsey, Vice-President of School Safety; Mike McDonald, Business Manager. Sot shown: Sandra Hays. Treasurer. Second rou :Mr. Guillory, Sponsor. REPORTERS lulna Rabin, Dana Rarton, David Hurtt, Lanny Davidson, Rubin Duplanticr, Nick Graphia, Gail Marino, Steve Pritchard, Myrtle Ragusa, Penny Theriot, Albert Tircuit, Bobby Watta, Lucy Wilburn. Co-editors—Marparet Pettyjohn Liz Tate Business Manager—Kirti Martin Feature Editor—Anne Tucker Sports Editor—Mike Russell Exchange Editor—Charles Aim Cant Advisor—Mrs. Elaine Strange Jr. Red Cross MISS REED Sponsor OFFICERS: Anne Tucker, First Vice-President; Bobby Fleniken, Second Vice-President; Carolyn LaBello, President; Jane Duckenfield, Secretary; Yvonne Ross, Reporter; Sallie Bailey, Treasurer. ,0 'a W oL Jbytyhy YUls jr ‘•Professor Adolph Malchette i himself.'' A rx €- J Ucmbm c. XuucA. -Cv- OfrU- Odsfr', n., 4 Future Teachers 7 yv u y Mrs. Boehringer, Sponsor; Merrilyn Bingham, Historian; Karen Yannoy, Parliament; Ruth Rcutlier, Treasurer; Nannettc Scott, Secretary; Linda Groves, Vicc-l’resident; Jeannic Himcl, President; Miss Barnett, Sponsor. The Members 82 Future Nurses The Mem hers Miss Keaty Sponsor Diane Cavcl President Mrs. Clark Sponsor Pally Myers, Auxiliary Representative; Carolyn LaBello, First Vice-President; Glenny Archer, Treasurer; Diane Jarreau, Corresponding Secretary; Sallie Bailey, Social Chairman; Linda Fontenot, Auxiliary Representative; Becky Stephenson, Recording Secretary; Jan Swearingen, Project Chairman. 83 FHA OFFICER S Hack row: Linda Brock, Corresponding .Secretary; Sara McKay, Assistant Chaplain: Elaine McCoy. Recording Secretary-; -Indy Begue, Chaplain. Front rote: Kay Murrell. Treasurer; Jerry Lynne Ballict, Reporter; Carmen Bonanno. President: Nunnette Scott. Song Leader; Patty Myers, Parliamentarian. Not shown: Carolyn Cloze. Vice-President; Joyce Carter, Historian; Fairly Land, Song Leader. Sponsors. Miss Reed and Mrs. Morgan. FBLA OFFICERS OF F.B.KA., from left to right, back row: Diane Stokes, Secretary; Barbara Parr, Treasurer; Bccki Cutrer, President; Wayne Naul, Parliamentarian. Front row: Betty Hobbs, Reporter; Charles Anne Gant, Vice President; Carmen Bon.ino. Historian. MRS. KINNEY Sponsor Members “Wonder what they’re so interested in? Members UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA 85 Library Club OFFICERS and SPONSOR Shirley Thomas—Vice-President Elizabeth Wilson—Presidcnt .Mrs. Lillian Jackson Mrs. Genevieve Aillet Hetty Reeder—Secretory Phyllis McClanahan—Treasurer MEMBERS OF LIBRARY CLUB Row 1, I. to r.: Rita Butler. Ann Schneider. Janet Calandrn, Phyllis McClanahan, Elizabeth Wilson, Gloria Montgomery. Diane Page, Mrs. Aillet. Row 2: Betty Reeder, Denise Malesic, Jo Ann Edwards, Karen Crashot, Shirley Thomas, Ix uise Randolph, Shirley Foster. Rou 3: Bobby Gauthier. Henry Ballard. 86 Thespians MEMBERS, left to right: Clyde Tull, Jerric Ford, Sharon Varnado, Joey Pushkcr, Sandy Royer, Raymond Colhern, Kitty Martin, Bill Atkin on, Tish Ancona, Diane Eisler, Alan Jokinen, Christine Buxtan, Trudy Calhoun, Linda Lynch, Edroy Smith, Diane Jennings, Ann Switzer, Bill Leet. MRS. LENORE BANKS Advisor iliUW.1 Debate Team Jean Russell Christine Buxton Sally Collins Charles Ann Gant Pam Reynolds Anne Tucker Glenda Spillman Darlene Alexander (not shown) Fred Kronke Murray Corkcrn Edward Cailleteau Bill O’Quin Ted Glusman David Brock Bobby Tullier Spenser Turner Advisor—MRS. LENORE RANKS Y-Teens and Hi-Y Treasurer—Pam Marks Secretary—Beverly Kimble Vice-President Charles Ann Cant President—Carolyn Glaze MRS. STEVENSON President—Tommy LeBlanc Vice-President—Curtis Fauver Secretary Clynn Sevier Treasurer—Winston Day Chaplain—Mike Richmond MR. SNODDY Hall Monitors How 1, I. to r.: Eddie Narozniak, Joe Moreland, Frank Sims, Arlie Hanchcy. How 2: Tommy MeGrew, David Lollar, Wayne Myriek. How 3: John Collier, Herman Harbin, Noel Brumfield. Operators Ray Thomas, Bobby Gauthier. Second row: Kicky Fauvcr, Spencer Turner, Craig Foret. Third row: Patrick LcRay, Marie Morris, Jimmy Case, and Henry Ballard. Those boys not named arc not members of the operators club. Latin Club Kathy Higgins, Treasurer; Lydia Campanella, Parliamentarian; Libit Hochende), Reporter; Karen Vannoy, Secretary; Jane Duckenfield, President; Miss (ilass, Sponsor; Chip Quarles, Vice-President; Mrs. Cotton, Sponsor. Members Members 91 El Club Amistad OFFICERS: Treasurer, Deranne Byrd; Secretary, Susan Reynolds; Vice-President, Tam Romans; President, Jose Flores; Sponsor, l)r. diaries Macmurdo. Members Le Petit Cercle Francois Nancy Patterson Secretary Anna St. Amant Vice-President Joelle Campbell President Rusty Olds Trcasurer Members 93 German Club David Stokes, President Sharon Turcan, Vice-President 94 Mrs. Schmidt, Sponsor D.E. Club Hobby Williams President r s a pleasure! Gayle Loupe—Treasurer Carolyn Maggie—Secretary Celeste LeBlanc—Treasurer Carolyn Reynold —Photographer Mrs. Red field—Sponsor Robert Moranto-----Vice-President Dennis Duplanticr—Reporter Joe Davis—Photographer THE MEMBERS 95 Art k 96 Club 97 Jets Club L. to t.: Roger Jones—First Officer Cecil Bankston—Communications Officer Bill Turnipseed—Captain Bill Bushey—Navigator Mr. Lignos—Sponsor OFFICERS n nn’ !' 10 r sno Bill Turnipseed, Bill Bushev, Roger Jones, Cecil Bankston. Row “• lv r-: Steve Bcisncr. Wayne Myrick, Larrv Hester. Lang Baker. Row 3. I. to r.: Tim Lauer Pete Prophet. A1 Willy, Frank Sims. Arthur .Newman, Vi alter Eldridge. MEMBERS 98 A Cappella Choir Hack row: Roy Forbes, Harvard Bardwel), Don Davidson, Rill I.eel, Leon Wlialley, Ken Miller, Kenny Weber, Robi Chadbournc, Rickey Rube, Jimmy Cook, Karl Weber, Kenny Li mot be, Norris Mcmullen, Jose Lores. Third row: Kay Atkinson. Suzie Jackson. Lynn Kipp, Glynn Kipp. Eddie Narozniak. Raymond Cothern, Mike Dicharry, Spike Fierce, Steve Pritchard, David Mascara, Leonard Murphy, Denise Malcsic, Gene Schneider, Carla Simcs, Sharon Castle, Donna Dominguez. Second row: Billie Bezctte, Dorothy Harp, Libby Klcinpctcr, Marilyn Rabh, Mary Kenedy, Della Melton, Caroly Delaune, Cheryl Grunewald, Sonja Co then, Betty Shingleur, Isabel Addison, Suzanne Tridico, Kitti Martin. Liz Daw-son. First row: Jerie Ford, Faye Whitehead, Sandra McVey, Judy Seguin, Cherry Smith, Sandra Aymond, Janie Reed, Diane Jarreau, Beth Cudd, Clarissa Holmes, Diane Cavell, Joyce Gravois, Diane Core, Emily Chollette. Seated: Becky Stephenson. MR. JOHN R. LeBLANC CHOIR OFFICERS Jose Flores, Vice-President; Dorothy Harp, Treasurer; Kitti Martin, Secretary” Della Melton, Donna Dominguez. Norris McMullen. Kenny Lamothe, Cheryl Grunewald, Kenny Weber. Jcric Ford, Karl Weber. Roy Forbes. Suzie Jackson, President. Band 100 Sherry Hall, Barbara Grimes, Prudy Many, Jackie Stepler, Linda Grimes, Linda Bassett. Jim Atwood, Jim Jackson, Charles Edwards, Johnny Meeks, Warren Taylor, James Mchaffcy. Front rote: Dickie Ford, Jackie Stepler, Linda Bassett. Frances Kastler, Prudy Many. Head Majorette Jackie Stepler 101 Boosters Officers of Baton Rouge High Boosters; Libit” Hochendel, President; Patty Myers, Vice-President; Carole Wardcl, Secretary; and Pat Brooks, Treasurer. The Drill Captains, First row: Betty Berman, Mary Church, Sallic Collins, Sandra Day. Second row: Anne Affoltcr, Mimi Barnum, Pam .a« Smith, Sharon Smith. Third row: Dickie Nettles, Honey Vordcnbaunicn, u Lanny Davidson. MRS. EDWINA PRESCOTT Booster Sponsor Billie Mullins, Lanny Davidson, Peggy Fortier, Liz Dawson, Karen V'annoy, Lydia Campanclla, Lucy Wilboum, Linda Cowart, Nannettc Scott, Sherry Stagg, Deranne Byrd, Judy Quine, Vickie Anderson, Della Melton, Cathie Williams. Kathleen Kyle, Becky Stephenson. Susan Reynolds. Honey Vordenbaumen, Ronnie Brewer, Debby Royer, Sherry Bailey, Sharon McCrory, Marilyn Meyer, Lorraine Ryan, Judy Newman, Cheryl Grucnwald, Linda Hardin, Lynda Mullins, “Bunny” Reuther, Pat Glaze, Elizabeth Sims. Diane Stokes. 103 Sherry Stagg, Assistant Secretary Deeane Pittman. Head Quartermaster the quarter mas- TERS: Deeane Pittman, Barbara Rathbonc. Barbara Fitzgerald, Margie Murphy, Cyril Ann Hero-man, Sue Chaney, Sharon McCrorv. Karen Vannoy, Sandy Hloucal, Mary Nel March ic ve. jOY BOOSTERS” rJcHr:'1” 1. ■ f .1_Z' irnS COMPANY “A Sandra Day, Betty Vernon, Royce Thibodeaux, Kathy Higgins, Brenda Conibouzou, Allison O’Brian, Diane Landry, Wesley Sliarlle, Patty Meyers, Cyril Ann Heroman, Dinah Payne, Gail Blanchard. COMPANY “B Francis Hutchinson. Jeanette Mire. Gail Robbins, Dickie Nettles. Wendy Waldroup, Sallic Collins, “Libit” Hoi-hen-del, Marlene Rutledge, Elizabeth Stout, Kaye Mu trough, Sharon Turcan, Mary Nell Marchievc. COMPANY “C Margie Murphy, Barbara Dozier, Kaye McCullough, Jerelyn Wright, Betty Abercrombie, Gwen Dressel, Betty Heath, Sara Alexander, Pat Brooks—Treasurer, Mary Church— Captain of Company C. 105 COMPANY D” PRECISION SQUAD COMPANY “E” DRUM CORPS Belly Berman, Sandy Hloucal, Joyce Carter, Ina Mahoney, Carol Wardel, Nelda Headrick. Sara McKay, Dccane Pittman, Judy Smith. Sharon Smith, Pam Smith. Pam Miller. Ann Norwood, Phyllis Smelley, uita Starkey, Robbv Haddox, DcAnn Blanchard, Sue Chaney, ynthia Henderson, Sandra Bourque, Lois Jean Horton, Charlotte Sanders, Kay Atkinson. COMPANY UQ HONOR FLAG CORPS Adele Williamson, Mimi Barnum, Patty Newman, Jo Stafford, Barbara Fitzgerald, Bonnie Bridges, Tommie Collier, Gail Brooks, Anne Corbett, Carla Sims, Jane Crews, Kitty Dccn. Kathy Hebert. COMPANY “G” GUN CORPS Jane White, Marty Hall, Linda Cadwalder, Kaye Reasonover. Anne Affolter, Donna Narozniak, Nancy Neil, .Sandra Dyson. Alice Atkins. Paula Christian, Milam Johnson, Betty Jean Trouard, Marcia Roberts, Diane Thomas, Halts Rathbone, Becky Speakman, Laura Brister, Peggy | Brown, Linda James. 106 Boosters in Action Cheerleaders Top to hot tom, I. to r. Dana Barton Jan Jenkins Mary Toups Donald D’Armond Tim Alford Lew Ward Rowland Jones mr- ■ SENIOR CHEERLEADERS Jan Jenkins Donald D’Armond Dana Bat ton 109 Mar)’ Toups and Lew Ward Rowland Jones and '1 inn Alford In Appreciation Workers in the Attendance Office Varsity Football HMronn J .j Coach C. R. Harrison Spike Pierce Quarterback ' Maynard Turpin, Hugh Shelton, Spike Pierce, Steve Pritchard, Arlie Hanchey, Scott Bergeron, Dutch Kauchenbach, Kick Laccy, Bobby Metrailer. I Ronnie Hanigriff, Roddy Devall, Larry Randolf, Scott Bergeron, Floyd Giblen, Bobby Metrailer, Mike Richmond— Ends. Bill O’Quin. Nick Graphia, Arlie Hanchey, Steve Pritchard, Mike Ayers—Backs. Larry Randolf. Scott Bergeron w Robert Rabalais, Tommy Dunham, David Broussard, Dutch Rauschenbach Mort Creel. Dutch Rauschcnback—Tackles. Arlie Hanchcy, Steve Pritchard, Baynard Turpin, Hugh Shelton, Spike Pierce—Backs. Rirk Lacey—Center Butch Helveslon, Mike Lee, Baynard Turpin, Chuck Hill-Backs. 116 Basketball I-efi to right, kneeling: Brad Brian, Barry Karns, Athlon Holloway, Mike Clisson, Mike Richmond, Arlie Hanchcy, Bill N'estler, Moe Michelli, Mike Nason, Ronald Dickerson, Rodney Deval, Sterling Abernathy. Scott Bergeron. Junior Varsity Mike Blackmon Chuck Hill Jimmy Dumigan Winston Cundiff Jim Bonham Boh Greer Butch De Trafford Ricky Kama Bonny Landry Buddy Hansen Roy Lively Coach Murphrcc BRAD BRIAN Guard STERLING ABERNATHY Forward SCOTT BERGERON Forward ARLIE HANCHEY Guard WEDGE KEYS MIKE RICHMOND Guard Big Effort! “FOOTS” DEVALL Center WEDGE KEYS MIKE NASON Forward Basketball Flashes 124 Swimming Tearn OFFICERS: Libby Purcell, Treasurer: Tommy Pol, Vice-President; Jeannine Williams, President: Jo Carole Bordelon, Secretary. MISS WHITE Sponsor GIRLS, left to right: Libby Purcell, Karen Vannoy, Elaine McCoy, Jeannine Williams, Linda Groves, Elizabeth, Jo Carole Bordelon, Margaret Murphy, M'Lou Rubenstein. Not shown: Anne Tucker, Kitty Barr, Mimi Barnum, Janie Klock. BOYS, left to right: Tommy Pol, Rocky Johnson, Bucky Brown, Joel Walker, Allie Giraitis, Paul Cooper, Donald Loupe, Rob Tbiliodeaux. Not shown: Felix Weill, Winston CundifI, Arnold MeVey, Tim Alford. Left to right: Howard Sommers, Bobby Jenkins, Mike Richmond. Nick Craphia Bill Simmons Bill Dodson 126 Chip Quarles. Baynurd Turpin, Bill Dodson, Bi O’Quin, Nick Craphia. Dudley May Brick Harrell Steve Pritchard David Parro Left to right: Winston Day. Bill O’Quin, Joey Corbett Herman Barbin, John Gould, John Hutchins, Mike Nason, Spike Pierce. Bobby Jenkins Winston Day Mike Richmond Tim Alford Butch Hevelston Coach Murphree Ricky Johnson Bobby Jenkins Tim Alford Howard Sommers 127 Varsity Baseball PITCHERS: Hill Tumipsccd, Scott Rorgeron, Mike CATCHERS: Spike Pierce and Dale Murry. Glisson, Larry Randolph. 130 Sterling Abernathy, Brad Brian, Arlic Han ehey—Outfielders. Ronald Dickerson, Bill Nestler, Moe Michelli, Mickey McCall, Cliuck Hill— Fndficlders. Classes tr� t-•� ftijl'Vi'I I!m! Senior Standouts BRAD BRIAN Brad, an outstanding and popular Senior, is President of the Student Council. His hard work is obvious in his enthusiastic basketball playing. He is also a member of the Beta Club. Key Club, the B.R. Club, and was President of the Junior Class last year. He is a good example of “the early bird catches the worm” for he gets up early every morning to study his lessons. Elizabeth is President of the BRHS Boosters, reporter for the Latin Club, and a member of the Beta Club, Future Teachers, and Mu Sigma. She is also a member of the swimming team for which she lettered in her Sophomore year. During the past summer “Libit” represented BRHS at Leadership Conference and at Pelican Girls’ State at L.S.U. ELIZABETH HOCHENDEL 134 Senior Class Officers Harry Abbott, Jr. DON'T PUT THINCS OFF. PUT THEM OVER. Operators, Projection, Spanish, Herd Cross, Safety, J.A. Sterling Abernathy CONDUCT AND COURAGE LEAD TO MANLY HONORS. Key, Hoys’ State, Beta. Student Council, Spanish. B.K.. Office, Basketball, Baseball. Isabel Addison I.OVE GUIDES THE SCENE. WOMAN GUIDES THE PLOT. Future Teachers, Math, Boosters, Library, Spanish, Y-Teens. Hans Alkjaer I AM A CITIZEN OF THE WORLD. Student Council. Key, Beta. Carolyn Ancona IF YOU WANT TO DO SOMETHING. MAKE A HABIT OF IT. D.E., F.B.L.A., Y-Teens, Red Cross Vicki Anderson SHE KEEPS ON BEING QUEEN. Red Cross, F.H.A., Boosters, Hi-Steppers, F.B.L.A., Swimming. Glenney Archer BETTER SHORT AND SWEET THAN LONG AND LAX. I_atin, Future Nurses, Y- Teens. 136 Sallie Hailey HER CREATEST JOY IS NUKING OTHERS HAPPY. Spanish, F.B.L.L. Chorus, Kcd Cross, Future Nurses, Y-Tccns, J.A. Cecil Bankston A MAN WHO COL'LD MAKE SO YII.E A PUN. WOULD NOT SCRUPLE TO PICK A POCKET. Spanish, Hi-Y, Jets, Junior Academy, Bela, Math, National Honor, Mu Sigma Curtis Barbay BOOKS! 'TIS A ENDLESS STRIFE. Herman Barbin A WISE AND UNDERSTANDING HEART. Track. B.R.. Hall Monitor. Harvard Bardwcll IT'S BEEN BUSINESS DOING PLEASURE WITH YOU. Football, Track, B.R., Boxing, Chorus. Junior Academy of Science. 137 CHATTER. CHATTER. AS I CO. F.H.A., F.B.L.A., Y-Teens, Art. Future Nurses, Student Council. Dana Barton NOTHING GREAT WAS EVER ACHIEVED WITHOUT ENTHUSIASM. Cheerleaders. Boosters, French, F.H.A., Buzzer, Girls’ State, Junior Academy, L.S.P.A. Martha Barton FOR SHE IS SWEETER THAN PERFUME ITSELF. Boosters, Bed Cross, Latin, Spanish. Future Teachers, Office. Linda Bassett Cl RI.Y I.OCKS. CURLY-LOCKS. WILT THOU BE MINE? Biology, Math, French, Junior Academy, F.B.L.A., Band, Majorette. Bill Beale THE MAN THAT LOVES AND LAUGHS WILL SI RE DO WELL. Biology, Junior Academy, Math, J.A., French. David Beatty WORK IS THE HONOR. Jets. WEAPON OF Judy Begue A SUNNY SMILE. AND A FRIENDLY WAY. F.B.L.A., F.H.A., Y-Teens, Thespians, Red Cross, Future Nurses. Terry Bennet REMF.MRF.R THAT WHAT YOU BELIEVE wil l. DEPEND VERY MUCH ON WHAT YOU ARE. Scott Bergeron GENTLE IN MANNER. STR0NC IN PERFORMANCE. Bela, Key, B.R., F.B.L.A., Office, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Student Council. Robert Bethea I F.VER LOVED TO REPOSE MYSELF. Billie Bczette THE MILDEST MANNERS AND THE FRIENDLIEST HEART. F.H.A., Spanish, Red Cross, Chorus. Merrilyn Bingham CIVES SMILES TO ALL YOUR HEART TO ONE. Future Teachers, F.H.A., Fricassee, German. L.S.P.A., Safety, Student Council Leadership. DeAnne Blanchard IT IS DAINTY TO HE SICK. IK YOU HAVE LEISURE AND CON-VENIENCE FOR IT. F.H.A., F.B.L.A., J.A., Red Cross, Boosters. 139 Patricia Booth THE ONLY WAY TO GET KID OK TEMPTATION IS TO YIELD TO IT. Future Nurses, F.H.A., Spanish. Y-Teens, J.A. Susan Borne THE VITAL AIK OK FRIENDSHIP. F.B.L.A., F.H.A., J.A., Red Cross, Y-Teens. Barbara Borne THE LAUGHTER OK A CIRL IS AMONG THE DELIGHTFUL SOUNDS OK EARTH. F.R.I. A., F.H.A., Red Cross. J.A. x I -a rry Boudreaux WORK? WHERE HAVE I HEARD THAT WORD BEFORE? D.E., F.B..LA.. J.A. 140 Marshall Bramle! HUMAN IMPROVEMENT IS FROM WITHIN OUTWARDS, Bonnie Brewer SUGAR AVI) SPICE AM) ALL THINGS NU t French, Math, Mu Sipiu Junior Academy, llcta, National Honor, Student Council, Roosters, Hi-Steppen. Brad Brian WOMEN NEVER BOTHER ME-THEY LOOK T ME BY THE HOUR. BUT I DON'T MIND. Key, Bela, B.R., F.B.L.A., French, Junior Class Pres,, Student Council President. Cassie liristcr EVERYBODY LOVES I COVER. F.li.LA., F.H.A., J.A. David Brock kinder into am. mf.n thf.ir DIE. BIT REMEMBER THOU ART ALSO A MAN. LOVE IS THE SALT OF LIFE. Biology, Junior Academy, Boosters, M u Sigma, F.B.L.L, Latin. Kent Broussard WHEN THINKING OF COMPANIONS CONK. WE DOUBLY FF.EI. OURSELVES ALONE. D.E., Red Cross, Chorus. Gary Broun FULL OF FIN. FULL Truck. Rill Brucc I LIKE WORK. IT FASCINATES ME—I CAN SIT AND LOOK AT IT FOR HOURS. Ili-Y, German, Biology, Junior Academy, Library. Don Bruce BOW. BOW. THE LOWER MID-DLE CLASSES. F.B.LA., Red Cross, Junior Academy, Hall Monitor. Maine Burt NE LANGUAGE MAY ONCUL TOO MUCH. .B.L.A., F.H.A. BE David Burtt I AM MYSELF A GENTLEMAN OF THE PRESS. Buzzer, French, LS.P.A. Bill Bushey WIT NOW AND THEN STRUCK SMARTLY SHOWS A SPARK. German, Jets, Beta, Math, Student Council. Deranne Byrd GIVE A LITTLE. TAKE A LITTLE. Mu Sigma, Mu Alpha Theta, Spanish, Red Cro s, Future Teachers, F.B.L.L., Boosters, Hi-Steppers, Latin. 142 Shirley Cage WHY WORRY? LIFF. IS TOO SHORT. F.B.L.A., F.H.A., Future Nurses. Library, Red Cross. PHOTO Not Available Janet Calandro THERE'S EYES. Library. LANGIAGF. IN HER Lvdia Campamella I COLLI) HAVE DANCED ALL NICHT. Student Council. National Honor Society, Mu Sigma, Alpha Sigma Phi, French Club, Latin, Jr. Red Cross, Future Teachers, Math, Boosters. Jocllc Campbell BLESSED ARE THEY WHO RUN AROUND IN CIRCLES. FOR THEY SHALL BE CALLED BIG WHEELS. French, Latin, Future Teachers, Safety. Elizabeth Carbo THE FEMALE WOMAN IS ONE OF THE GREATEST INSTITUTIONS OF WHICH THIS LAND CAN BOAST. F.B.L.A. Larry Carroll EVERY PERSON IS A BUNDLE OK POSSIBILITIES. Latin, Art, Jr. Red Cross, Safety Chapter, Jr. Achievement. Vance Carruth BE SURE YOU ARE RIGHT. THEN CO AHEAD. Band, Jr. Red Cross. 143 Patsy Caruso TACT IS THb ABILITY TO DESCRIBE OTHERS AS THEY SEE THEMSELVES. F.B.L.A., F.H.A. Diane Cavell ••CHICAGO, CHICACO.” Future Nurses, Latin, Chorus, Jr. Achievement. Gloria Champagne SHE SMILED AND THE SNOW MELTED. Meta, F.B.L.A. Emily Chollette EVERYTHING HAS GOT A MORAL. IF YOU CAN FIND IT. Spanish, Art, Chorus. Angela Civello HER EYES AS STARS OF TWI-LIGHT FAIR, I.IKF. TWII ICIIT TOO HER DUSTY HAIR. F.H.A., D.E. Karen Clark ONE GREAT USE OF WORDS IS TO HIDE OUR THOUGHTS. Future Nurses, F.H.A.. Spanish, UNESCO. Red Cross, Y-Teens, Jr. Achievement. 144 Bill Collins I WANT WHAT I WANT WHEN I WANT IT. Spanish, Jr. Achievement. Math, Jr. Red Cross, Hi Y. Student Council, Biology. I Sally Collins HER SMILE IS HER PASSPORT TO POPULARITY. Future Teachers, Jr. Academy of Sciences, Biology, Leadership, Boosters, Jr. Red Cross. Carol Conerly LIFE IS A DELICHT. AWAY ALL CARE. French, Mu Alpha Theta, Mu Sigma. Alpha Sigma Phi, Beta, National Honor Society, Student Council, Jr. Academy of Science, Jr. Achievement, Y-Teens. Jimmy Cook TO BE A TRUE AND NOBLE MAN IS HIGHER GOAL THAN FAME. Chorus. Lewis Cook ZOOKS! HE’S UP TO SNUFF. Safety, Latin, Jr. Academy of Science. Frank Cooper OCCASIONS DO NOT MAKE THE MAN WEAK OR STRONG. BUT THEY SHOW WHAT HE IS. Joey Corbett THE WORLD BELOXCS 10 1 HE ENTHUSIAST WHO KEEPS COOL. Track, Ili-Y. 145 Diane Core SHF. HAS THE ABILITY TOR GOOD SERVICE. F.B.L.A., Future Nurses, Swimming Team. Jr. Red Cross. Chorus, Library. Myron Coxe WOMEN ARE LIKE MONEY. IF YOU DON'T KEF I’ THEM BUSY THEY’LL LOSE INTEREST. D.E., Jr. Red Cross, UNESCO, Student Council. Randolph Creel A WIT WITH DUNCES AND A DUNCE WITH WITS. Football, Track, Hi-Y. Jr. Red Cross, Student Council. Murray Corkern BY THE TIME ANYTHING GETS TO ME IT’S A PROBLEM. Mu Sigma, Latin, French, Hi-Y, Jr. Achievement. Lillian Covington AIRY, FAIRY LILLIAN. F.B.L.A., Art, F.H.A. lure Nurses. Harvine Cribbs DON’T TROUBLE TROUBLE ’TIL TKOUBI F. TROUBLES YOU. Art, French, Jr. Red Cross, F.B.L.A., Boosters. 146 Amelia Cross THE GLASS OF FASHION AND A MOLD OF FORM. Biology, Jr. Academy of Science, Spanish, Beta, Alpha Sigma Phi, Mu Sigma, Mu Alpha Theta, Boosters, National Honor Society, Student Council. Rerki C-utrer SINCERITY IS THE BASIS OF ALL FRIENDSHIPS. Biology, Jr. Academy of Science. French, Future Teachers, F.B.L.A., Beta, Pelican State, Jr. Class Treas., Student Council. Donald D’Armond MERRY AS A CRICKET. Key, Beta, Biology, Jr. Academy of Sciences, Alpha Sigma Phi, Math, Mu Sigma, Student Council, Cheerleaders, Jr. Red Cross, Pelican Stale. Anne David IT IS A WOMAN’S REASON TO WHY I WILL DO SUCH A THINC. BECAUSE I WILL. F.H.A., D.E. Lanny Davidson PROUD BEARING IS APPRO PRIATE TO PROUD FORTUNES. Boosters, F.B.L.A., Jr. Red Cross, Spanish, Jr. Academy of Science, Leadership, Buzzer, LS.P.A. Mike Davidson IO BE STRONC IS TO BF. HAPPY. Football, Track, Jr. Academy of Science, Student Council, B.R. 147 4 Elizabeth Dawson EYES OF UNHOLY BLUE. Beta, Math, Boosters, Alpha Sigma Phi. Mu Sigma, Safety, French, Mu Sigma Theta. John Day REASON RULES ALL THINGS. Latin, Jr. Academy of Science. Winston Dav ALL GREAT MEN ARE DEAD. AND 1 DON’T FEEL TOO COOD MYSELF. Key, Beta. Student Council, Biology, Pelican State, Jr. Academv of Science, UNES-CO. Latin. Hi-Y, Track. Susan Dear SILENCE THAT SPEAKS AND ELOQUENCE OK EYES. Biology, UNESCO, French, leadership. Mu Alpha Theta, Fricassee, L.S.P.A. Sue Deen FOR WHOM DO YOUR HAIR. D.E., F.H.A. Carolyn Delaune WHEN YOU ARE COOD TO OTHERS. YOU ARE BEST TO YOURSELF. F.H.A., Library, Rhondo, F.B.L.A., Office, Y-Teens, Chorus. James Deloach LIFE IS WHAT YOU MAKE IT UNTIL SOME CLOD COMES ALONG AND MAKES IT WORSE 148 PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE M Mike Dicharrv ONE OF THE HARDEST SECRETS FOR A MAN TO KEEP IS HIS OPINION OF IIIMSEI.F. Biology. Library, Chorus, Junior Academy. Bill Dodson CHEATER THAN BEING GREAT, IS BEINC CRATEFUL. German, Hi-Y, J.A., Red Cross, Student Council, Track. Donna Dominguez AFFECTION IS THE BROADEST BASIS OF A GOOD LIFE. Red Cross. Chorus. Faye Dornier FOR THE I OVE OF ONE. F.H.A., Y-Teens, Red Cross, Student Council. Bud Dougherty VARIETY IS THE SPICE Or LIFE. Operators, Spanish, J.A. Larry Downs THE HIGHEST MANHOOD RE. SIDES IN DISPOSITION. NOT IN INTELLECT. Band. 149 Jane Duckenfield IT’S COOD TO BE MERRY AND WISE. Beta, Mu Sigma, Math, National Honor Society, Junior Academy, Red Cross. Latin, Alpha Sigma Phi, J.A. Margaret Duke HER HAIR IS AUBURN. Bubbie Duplantier CANDY IS DANDY; BUT LIQUOR IS QUICKER. D.K., Buzzer, Red Cross, L.S.P.A., Biology, Hi-Y. Sandra Ecclcs I LOVE LAUGHING. F.H.A. Pat Eckman TO BE AN ARTIST IS A CHEAT THING. F.B.L.A., F.H.A., Art. Fri-cassee, L.S.P.A. Charles Edwards SUCCESS RIDES ON EVERY HOUR. Band, Mu Alpha Theta, Latin, Alpha Sigma Phi, Junior Academy, National Honor Society. Perry Edwards SILENCE IS TRUTH. Bund, Safety, Hi-Y. Diane F.isler THERE'S NO BUSINESS LIKE SHOW BUSINESS. Thespians, Debate, Library, Chorus. Curtis Fauver A MAN OF LETTERS. AND OK MANNERS TOO. Key, Beta, Safely, Hi-Y. Boys’ State, Basketball, Latin. Jo Anne Felder LIFE IS PAINTING A PICTURE, NOT DOING A SUM. Spanish. Art, Alpha Sigma Phi, Mu Sigma, J.A., Safety, Latin. Rita Ferrell MARRIAGE IS THE CURE FOR LOVE'S INTOXICATION. Red Cross, F.H.A., Lai in, Fulure Nurses, UNESCO. 151 Kathy Flannagan ALWAYS EVERYWHERE INTO EVERYTHING. Latin, Beta, Student Council, Mu Sigma, Junior Academy, Y-Tccns, Alpha Sigma Phi. Future Teachers, Girls’ State, Boosters, Biology. Linda Fleming SILENCE GIVES CRACE TO A WOMAN. F.B.L.A.. UNESCO, French, Future Teachers. t Bobby Fleniken I'M GONNA BE A WHEEL SOMEDAY. Latin, Red Cross, Biology, Boys’ State, J.A., Junior Academy. Jose Flores INTELLIGENCE AND COURTESY ARE NOT ALWAYS COMBINED. Mu Alpha Theta, Key, Jets, Junior Academy, Spanish. Marilyn Forbes A WOMAN WHO IS LOVED ALWAYS HAS SUCCESS. Future Nurses, Y-Teens, UNESCO. Dickie Ford WHEN ANGRY COUNT TOUR WHEN VERY ANGRY. SWEAR. Band. Peggy Fortier HER SMILE IS THE SWEETEST THAT EVER WAS SEEN. Student Council, French, Junior Academy, F.B.L.A., Boosters, Hi-Steppers, Bed Cross. Frances Frampton BOOKS WE MUST HAVE. THOUGH WE LACK BREAD. Jets, Alpha Sigma Phi, Latin, French, Mu Sigma. Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor, UNESCO. Monica Furrate HER DELICATE FEET IN THE DANCE TWINKLE ROUND. Beta, National Honor, Mu Alpha Theta, Mu Sigma, French, Junior Academy, Biology, Red Cross, Latin, Boosters, UNESCO. Charles Ann Gant DYNAMITE COMES IN SMALL PACKAGES. Spanish, UNESCO, Red Cross, Y-Tecns, F.B.L.A., Buzzer, Fricassee. J.A., Student Council, Future Nurses, L.S.P.A. Frank Ganucheau THE REST IS YET TO COME. HUT SURE WISH IT WOULD HURRY. Biology, Hi-Y, Junior Academy. loo Rosy PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Peggy Cibbcns I HAVE FUN; WHAT ELSE MATTERS? Chorus, Red Cross, Swimming. 153 fS tET SORRY, NO PHOTO Judy Glass YOU ARE NEVER FULLY DRESSED UNTIL YOU WEAR A SMILE. Pat Glaze QUEEN OF SWELL SOCIETY. Jr. Academy of Science, Jr. Red Cross. Jr. Achievement. Mu Sigma, Boosters. Chorus, Spanish, Latin. F.B.L.A., Future Nurses. Student Council, Biology, Y-Teens. Elizabeth Goetzman DREAMS DO COME TRUE IF YOU ONLY WISH HARD ENOUGH. F.H.A., F.R.L.A., French, Fricassee. L.S.P.A. Sylvia Gonzales LOOK FOR THE SPIRIT IN HER EYES. Beta, National Honor Society, Mu Sigma. Alpha Sigma Phi, French. Future Teachers, Jr. Academy of Science, Mu Alpha Theta, Y-Tccns, J.A. Mike Goodwin LIFE’S A GAME: PLAY IT STRAIGHT AND YOU’LL WIN. James Gray MY MIND IS ALREADY MADE UP. DON’T TRY TO CONTUSE ME WITH FACTS. German, F.B.L.A., J.A. 154 Barbara Grimes SKILL AND CONFIDENCE ARE AN UNCONQUERED ARMY. . Spanish, Latin, Future Nurses. J.A., Concert Band, Majorette, Student Council. Linda Groves THE GIFT OF GAIETY IS THE GREATEST GOOD FORTUNE. Student Council, Jr. Red Cross, F.H.A., Future Teachers, Swimming, Spanish. Joyce Guillot THE HEART HAS REASONS THAT REASON DOES NOT UNDERSTAND. S Arlie Hanchey A JUDICIOUS FRIEND IS BETTER THAN A ZEALOUS ONE. Math, Spanish, Beta, B.R.. Football, Basketball. Baseball. Carol Harnisch IF THERE IS ANYTHINC BET TF.R THAN TO BE LOVED. IT IS LOVING. Jr. Red Cross, D.E.. F.B.L.A., Band. Dorothy Harp SHE SMILED AND THE SNOW-MELTED. Chorus, F.B.LA., National Honor Society. Elaine Harris A LOVING HEART IS THE BE-GINNING OF ALL KNOWLEDGE. Future Teachers, Latin, UNESCO, F.B.L.A., Future Nurses, Jr. Academy of Science, Y-Tecns. 155 Sandra Hays NEVER IDI.E A MOMENT, BUI THRIFTY AND THOUCHTFUL OF OTHERS. F.H.A., F.T.A., Future Nurses, F.B.L.A., Safely, French, Mu Sigma. Nclda Headrick THE FINEST ELOQUENCE IS THAT WHICH CETS THINGS DONE. Library, Mu Sigma. Lalin, F.B.L.A., French. Mu Alpha Theta, Boosters, Jr. Red Cross. Ann Heath I CAN RESIST EVERYTHING BUT TEMPTATION. Thespians, Future Nurses, German, Jr. Red Cross, Chorus. I arry Hester BE CALM. BE COOL. AND BE COLLECTED. Jets, Latin. Karen Hickman JOKING DECIDES GREAT THINGS. Art. Boosters, Jr. Academy of Science. Jeannie Himel YOUTH IS NOT A TIME OF LIFE. IT IS A STATE OF MIND. French, Jr. Academy of Science, F.B.L.A., Future Teachers. Art, Jr. Red Cross, Student Council. Betty Hobbs SHE IS CUTE. SHF. IS SWEET. A NICER GIRL YOU’LL NEVER MEET. F.H.A., F.B.L.A., Student Council. Jr. Red Cross. Elizabeth Hocbendel SHE HAS TWO EYES. SO SOFT AND BROWN. TAKE CARE! Boosters. Beta, Mu Sigma, Alpha Sigma Phi. Latin, French. Swimming, Pelican Girt’ State, F.T.A., Leadership, Math, Student Council. Freddie Ilollier FULL OF FUN AND FANCY FREE. Arl, Hi-Y, Student Council. Linda Holmes SPEAK SOFTLY AND CARRY A RIG STICK-OF CANDY. Student Council, National Honor Society, Y-Teens, Future Teachers. Murray Horowitz HAPPINESS IS A GOOD BANK ACCOUNT. A GOOD COOK. AND DIGESTION. Spanish. Latin, Safety, Operators, J.A., F.B.L.A., Red Cross. John Hutchins FEW THINGS ARF. MORE EXPENSIVE. Til N A GIRL THAT IS FREE FOR THE EVENING. Track, Jr. Academy of Science, Biology, Hi-Y, Student Council. Latin, B.R., Jr. Red Cross. Suzanne Jackson HER VOICE IS THE WARBLE OF A BIRD. SO SOFT. SO SWEET. SO DELICATELY DEAR. French, Future Teachers, Rhondo. Boosters. Chorus. 157 Jan Jenkins FUI.I. OF SPARK I E. DASH AND GO. Beta, Student Council, Jr. Red Cross, Jr. Academy of Science, Cheerleader, French, Biology, Girls’ Slate. Diane Jennings ACT WELL YOUR PART. THERE ALL HONOR LIES. Thespians, Mu Sigma, Future Teachers, Y-Tccns, Latin, Jr. Academy of Science, Boosters, UNESCO. Linda Johnslon WOMEN ARE WISER THAN MEN DECAUSE THEY KNOW LESS AND UNDERSTAND MORE. Jr. Red Cross. Kathv Jones PRETTY TO WALK WITH AND WITTY TO TALK WITH. Jr. Red Cross, Student Council, Boosters, F.B.L.A., Future Teachers. Roger Jones IT IS NOT WISE TO BE WISER THAN NECESSARY. Bela, Jets, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, German, Alpha Sigma Phi, Hi-Y. John Jumonville MY CONSCIENCE DOESN’T KEEP ME FROM DOINC THINCS—IT JUST KEEPS ME FROM ENJOYINC THEM. Bart Keller HE USED TO BF. IN WHO’S WHO-NOW HE’S IN HA HA. Football, B.R. 158 Billy Klcinpctcr I AM ESCAPED WITH SKIN OK MY TEETH. THE Jan Kohler SHF. HOLDS IN HIGH POETIC DUTY. TRUEST TRUTH. AND FAIREST REALTY. Writers, Spanish, German. Katheleen Kyle SHE MOVES LIKE A GODDESS. AND SHE LOOKS LIKE A QUEEN. Biology, Boosters, Bed Cross, Hi-Sleppers, Latin, F.H.A., Student Council, Swimming, Future Teachers. Carolyn LaBcllo SUCH A FRIEND IS RETTF.R THAN SILVER AND COLD. Future Nurses, Red Cross, German, Cirls’ State, Leadership, F.H.A., Student Council, Boosters. Billy Lafcficld VERY FEW CAN BE TRUSTED WITH AN EDUCATION. Math, French, Hi-Y, Ked Cross, Student Council. Celeste LcBlanc ITS ALWAYS THE BEST POL-ICY TO SPEAK THE TRUTH, UNLESS YOU’RE AN ARTFUL LIAR. Y-Tcens, Biology. D.E., F.B.L.A., Spanish, Red Cross, J.A. THE WORLDS A THEATER THE EARTH. A STACE. Thespians, Chorus. Art. Rondo. 160 Sylvia Lenderking DANCING IS THE UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE OF MANKIND. Mu S i g in a. Fricassee, French, UNESCO, Red Cross. Spanish, L.S.P.A. Rodney T.eNoir HIS MINI) IS HIS KINCDOM. HIS WILL. HIS LAW. COURAGE Gayle I.oupc A TRUE FRIEND IS ONE. Kcd Cross. D.E., Teachers, F.B.L.A. Future Barbara Lyman SKILL TO no COMES OF DOING. Student Council, Spanish, Y-Teens, Junior Academy. Jimmy McCall A COOD FACE IS TIIK BEST LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION. F.B.L.A., Safety, J.A., Swimming. Tommy MeGrew I HAVE A SINCLK TRACK MIND: RIGHT TRACK. WRONG TRAIN. Spanish, Red Cross. Sara McKay MY IDEA OF KEEPING A SF-CRET IS REFUSING TO TELL WHO TOLD ME. Boosters, Future Teachers, Latin, Red Cross, F.H.A., Future Nurses, Student Council, J.A. Horace MciNeal HE EATS WELL. AND DRINKS WELL. AND SHOULD DO HIS DUTY WELL. F.B.L.A., Latin, Hi-Y. Connie McNecly POETRY COMES FINE SIM N FROM A MIND AT PEACE. Alpha Sigma Phi. F.H.A., Writers. Future Teachers. Student Council. t 162 Carolyn Maggio GOOD THINGS COME IN SM ALL PACKAGES. F.B.L.I.., Future Nurses. Red Cross. D.E., J.A., Spanish. Mike Maggio BE NOT SIMPLY GOOD BIT GOOD FOR SOMETHING. D.E., Red Cross, J.A.. Hi-Y. Operators, Library, Boxing. Robert Maranto I DARE DO ALL THAT MAY BECOME A MAN. D.E., Red Cross. Mary Nell Marchieve WIT IS THE SALT OF CON. VERSATION. Biology, Boosters, Junior Academy, French, Library, Latin. 163 Gail Marino A MEMORY IS THE MOST happy thinc in THE WORLD. Library, F.H.A.. L.S.P.A., Buzzer. Gloria Marson LITE IS A MIRROR: IN IT. F.H.A., F.B.L.A., Nurses. SMILE Future Barbara Martin A PLEASANT SMILE WILL CO A LONC WAY. Red Cross. I Kitti Martin SHE NEVER FINDS HER DELIGHT IN ANOTHER’S MISFORTUNE. Red Cross, Library, F.B.L.A., L.S.P.A., Buzzer, Chorus, Thespians. Sharon Martin MANNER. NOT COLD. IS HER BEST ADORNMENT. F.B.L.A., German, J.A. Robert Matens DOING NOTHING WITH CHEAT DEAL OF SKILL. A Dudley May A GREAT LOVER O LADIES. German, Red Cross, F.B.L.A.. Track. 4 164 Terry Mayeux A COOD SURGEON MUST HAVE AN EAGLE’S EYE. A LION’S HEART AND A LADY’S HAND. Junior Academy. Hi-Y, Student Council. Mu Sigma. Fricassee. J.A., Latin. L.S.P.A. James Mehaffey STRIKE UP THE BAND. Key, Hand, Mil Sigma, Junior Academy, Safety, National Honor Society. Mary Ann-Messina LOVE CONQUERS ALL. F.H.A., Student Council, Red Cross, Boosters. Bobhv Mctrailer A MAN OF FEW WORDS. BUT OF GREAT DEEDS. Key, Latin. Red Cross, B.R., Biology, Football, Track, Student Council, Junior Academy. 165 POWER OE Teachers, Red Cross. Jim Milt-hell EVERY MAN IS IMPORTANT TO HIMSELF. Latin, Ili-Y, Football. Track. Joe Moreland A GENTLEMAN IS A MAN WHO CAN DISAGREE WITHOUT BEING DISAGREEABLE. Ili-Y, Biology, Spanish, Jets, Monitor, Junior Academy. Millie Mullins SHE HAS MANY A SMILE AND NOT A SINGLE WORRY. Beta, Mu Sigma, Boosters Hi-Steppers, F.B.L.A., J.A., Student Council, Red Cross. Latin. UNESCO, Future Teachers. Jeanette Mire HAPPINESS IS A HABIT. Art, Future Nurses Red Cross, F.H.A., Boosters, 4-H. Lynn Monte I AM AS I AM AND SO I BE D.E., Chorus. Betty Jean Muffoletto GIRL WITH THE GOLDEN TOUCH. F.B.L.A., Red Cross, Mu Sigma, Y-Teens, Student Council. Lynda Mullins I GUESS I’M NATURALLY ENERGETIC—I LIKE TO SIT AROUND AND TALK. Boosters, Hi-S teppers. Future Teachers, F.B.L.A., Bi-oloj-v, Student Council. Red Cross, Latin, Art. Y-Teens, Cheryl Mumme WITH THE ROPES OF THE PAST. WE SHALL KING THE BELLS OF TOMORROW. D.E., F.H.A. Nancy Murphy BOOK SENSE. COMMON SENSE. BUT PLENTY OK ROOM FOR NONSENSE. Boosters, F.B.L.A., F.H.A.. Beta. Albert Murray IT IS CHANCE THAT MAKES BROTHERS. BUT HEARTS THAT MAKE FRIENDS. Gerald Murray JUSTICE IS WHAT WE CET WHEN A DECISION IS IN OUR FAVOR. D.E., Student Council, Hi-Y. Francis Musso TO HAVE FAITH IS TO STRENGTH. Patty Myers WORK AND FUN ARE CLOSELY RELATED. Boosters. F.B.L.A., Future Teachers, Cirls’ State, Leadership, Student Council, F.H.A., Red Cross, Future Nurses, Y-Teens. Wavnc Mvrick THE PRICE OK WISDOM IS ABOVE RUBIES. Mu Alpha Theta, Junior Academy, Jets, Baseball, Hall Monitor. 167 Eddie Naroziak a man after his own HEART. Student Council, Red Cross, Football, B.R.. J.A., Safety. Wayne Naul HOW STRONG WORKS IN WORDS. F.B.L.A., J.A. Dickes Nettles THE SECRET OF LIFE IS IN ART. Leadership, J.A., Art, Boosters, Spanish. Linda Nettleton LIKE SUNSHINE IN A SHADY PLACE. F.B.L.A.. F.H.A. Judy [Newman GRACE IN HER STEP HEAVEN IN HER EYES. Hi-Steppers, Student Council, Future Teachers, Spanish, J.A., French. Becky Odom A LITTLE. TINY, PRETTY. WITTY. CHARMING. UAKLINC. SHE. Future Nurses. F.H.A., -Teens, Student Council. Richard Oliver CHOOSE THE REST LIFE HABIT WILL MAKE IT PLEASANT. Jets, Junior Academy, French. 168 William “Dub” Parker A MAN ALWAYS HAS TWO REASONS FOR DOINC ANY THING- A COOD REASON AND THE HEAL REASON. Barbara Parr JOY FOREVER! MY TASK IS DONE. F.B.L.A., National Honor Society, Beta, Student Council, Jr. Red Cross, J.A., Alpha Sigma Phi. Elaine Partrich I IJVF. FOR TIIF. FUTURE IN THE DISTANCE AND THE GOOD . HA1 i C IN : o. F.H.A., Alpha Sigma Phi, Mu Alpha Theta, Jr. Academy of Science, National Honor Society, Latin. Brenda Patterson EYES THAT CLOW LIKE SPARKS OF FIRE. F.B.L.A., F.H.A., High School Hrd Cross, Art Club. Bill O’Quin REASON AND CALM JUDCE MENT. THE QUALITIES BELONGING TO A LEADER. Key Club, Mu Sigma, Beta, Student Council, Latin, Math, UNESCO, Hi-Y, Track, Football, Debate, B.R. Club. 16' Nancy Patterson A LIGHT HEART LIVES LOSC. French, Future Nurses, Safety, Fricassee, Leadership, Jr. Achievement, Red Cross, L.S.P.A. Mark Perault LEAKS TO MAKE OF LIFE. Pat Pickens I DON'T KNOW WIIY THEY MAKE ALL THIS FUSS ABOUT F. I)U CATION. Margaret Pettyjohn MISTY. Buzzer, Fricassee, F.H.A., Bed Cross, Latin, Y-Tcens, Future Teachers, Student Council, Writers Club, UNESCO, J.A., Leadership, L!U’A Paul Pirello HIS SMILE IS AS BROAD AS THE DAY IS LONG. Spanish, I.H.LA., Red Cross. Deeann Pittman CALMNESS IS A CREAT ADVANTAGE. Spanish, Future Teacher, Boosters, F.B.LA., UNESCO. Tommy Pol LIVE ONLY FOR TODAY AND YOU’LL RUIN TOMORROW. m Wayne Poole IK A MAN COULD HALF HIS WISHES HE WOULD DOUBLE HIS TROUBLE. 4-H, Safety. Linda Pourciau YOII ARE YOUNG ONCE: AFTER THAT YOU HAVE TO THINK OF SOME OTHER EXCUSE. Boosters. Safely. F.H.A., Jr. Red Cross, French, Student Council. Danny Pritchard THE WILD ONE. D.E., Red Cross. Jr. A-chievement, Latin, Student Council. Steve Pritchard A WELL TIED TIE IS THE FIRST SERIOUS STEF. Safety, Buzzer, Red Cross, L.S.P.A., B.R., Football. Track, Student Council, Hi-Y. Pete Prophit WITH MANS STEPS HE STRIDES THE STREET AND SMILES AT ALL THE LADIES SWEET. Jets, F.B.L.A., Red Cross. Baseball, Libby Purcell BLONDES ARE WILD. BRUNETTES ARE TRUE, BUT YOU NEVER CAN TELL WHAT RED-HEADS WILL DO. Safety. Jr. Academy of Science, Future Nurses, F.H.A., Swimming, Art. 171 Chip Quarries THE BEST AND THE NOBLEST OK LIVES ARE THOSE WHICH AKE SF.T TOWARD HIGH IDEALS. Key, Spanish, Latin, F.B.LA., Hi-Y, B.R., Track, Pelican Boys . Robert Rabalais WIT AND WISDOM ARE BORN WITH A MAN. Key, F.B.LA., Math, Na-tional Honor Society, French, Football, Track, B.R., Jr. Academy of Science. Myrtle Ragusa EVERY CLOUD HAS A SILVER LINING. Buzzer, Future Nurses, F.B.LA., Jr. Bed Cross, L-S.P.A., Student Council. Douglas Randall LABOR IS THE SECRET OF A MAN’S HAPPINESS. Art. Dutch Kauschenbach JUST REMEMBER THAT WINNING ISN'T THE MOST IM PORTANT THING—IT'S THI ONLY THING. Football, Track, B.R. Janie Reid ONLY A LIFE LIVED FOR OTHERS IS A LIFE WORTH-WHILE. Spanish. F.B.LA., Chorus. Ruth Keuther SIIE GOES HER WAY WITH COL DEN HAIR % D A SUNNY SMILE. Boosters, Future Teachers, French, J.A., Mu Sigma, Spanish. Math, F.B.L.A. 172 Carolyn Reynolds 1 WONDER WHY PSYCHO IS SPELLED WITH A IT PSEEMS PSO PSILLY. Spanish. Junior Academy. F.B.L.A., D.E. Pam Reynolds LIVING IS MY RELIGION. Alpha Sigma Phi. Math. French, Latin, Beta. National Honor Societv. Susan Reynolds A LIKEABLE GIRL WITH A LIKEABLE WAY. Spanish, Latin, Art, Boosters, Hi-Steppcrs. Sherryl Richardson SOFT WAVELETS OF HAIR F.H.A., F.B.L.A. Jane Richey COMMON SENSE IS INSTINCT. AND ENOUGH OF IT IS GEN'-IUS. Ait, F.H.A., Future Teachers, Future Nurses, J.A. Mike Richmond SUCH STRENGTH AS A MAN HAS, HE SHOULD USE. Biology, Junior Academy, Student Council, B.K., Latin, J.A., Football, Track, Basketball. Charles Robert LET YOUR BOUT OF LIFE BE LIGHT PACKED ONLY WITH WHAT YOU NEED. NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Cathy Roberts EVERYTHING I'M TOLD GOES IN ONE EAR AND THEN GETS LOST. F.B.L.A., F.H.A., Y-Teens, Library, Biology. 173 Roland Robertson SOMEWHERE THE CODS HAVE MADE FOR YOU A WOMAN WHO UNDERSTANDS. Gail Robins WOMAN IS MAN S CONFUSION. Latin. Biology, Jr. Academy of Science, Mu Alpha Theta, Alpha Sigma Phi, Mu Sigma, Boosters, Red Cross, Student Council. John Rome I TOOK TO MY HEELS AS FAST AS I COULD. D.E., Red Cross, Track. Yvonne Ross SHE HAS LEARNED TO AID THE UNFORTUNATE. F.H.A., Red Cross, Student Council, Spanish. Johnette Rosso WHERE WOMEN ARE THE BETTER THINGS ARE IMPLIED NOT SPOKEN. Y-Tccns, F.B.L.A., Jr. Red Cross, Student Council, Future Nurses, F.H.A. Nonna Routt IT'S NICE TO BE NATURAL WHEN ONE IS NATURALLY NICE. Mu Alpha Theta, German, Jr. Academy of Science, National Honor Society, Alpha Sigma Phi. Willie Rowzee MY ONLY BOOKS ARE GIRLS' GOOD LOOKS. AND FOLLY'S ALL THEY TAUCHT ME. 174 V Dehhy Royer SOCIETY. KKI ENDS HIP AND LOVE DIVINELY BESTOWED. Key Club Sponsor, Beta Boosters, Hi-Steppers, Mu Sigma. Student Council, Girls’ State, French, Future Teachers, Biology, J.A., Spanish, Jr. Academy. Mike Russell EXPERIENCE IS A HARO TEACHER. IT GIVES A TEST. THEN A LESSON. CTieerleading, Student Council. Anna St. Amant BEAUTY IS NOT CAUSED, IT IS. Red Cross, French, Latin, Student Council, Future Teachers, Mu Sigma, Beta, Leadership, Fricassee, Math, Office, L.S.P.A. NO rnoro Lois Russell I LAUCHED TILL I CRIED. Future Nurses, F.H.A. Lorraine Ryan I AM THE VERY PINK OF COURTESY. F.H.A., Student Council, Junior Academy, Future Nurses, Red Cross, Boosters, Y-Teens, Swimming, Alpha Sigma Phi. Sally Salvant AS A SINGER I’M A GREAT DVNCER. F.B.L.A., German, Future Nurses. Claude Sanchez LOOK TOUAK1) THE SIN. THE $HADOU KILL FALL BE HIND. Sandy Sandcfcr BOHN ITM THE GIFT OF LAICHTER. Future Nurses, fted Cross, Safety, Student Council, F.H.A. Anna Schneider HAPPINESS IS NOT GIVEN. BUT EXCHANGED. Library. Nannette Scott SHE'S VERY PRETTY. AND HAS WIT AS W ELL. Art, Future Teachers, F.H.A., Biology, Boosters, Junior Academy, Student Council, Key Club Sponsor, Girls’ State, Hi-Step-pers. 1 I 1 Sue Shelton MI CH LEARNING MAKES ONE MAD. F.B.L.A., Library, Y-Tccns, UNESCO. Charles Sherburne I'M NOT HANDSOME. BUT I DECLARE I HAVE A DISTI.V GUSHED LOOK. Latin, F.B.L.A. 176 Honey Sheridan SPARKLING EYES TO CHARM A MAN. Future Teachers, Red Cross, Future Nurses. Betty Shingleur IN HER TONCLE IS THE LAW OK KINDNESS. Spanish, Y-Tccns, Red Cross, Boosters, Chorus, F.B.L.A., Student Council, UNESCO, Junior Academy, Future Nurses. Ann Harrison Smith LIFE IS TOO SHORT TO DO FOR ONE’S SELF WHAT ONE CAN PAY OTHERS TO DO. F.H.A., Art, Rod Cross. Carol Smith SOFTLY SPEAKS. SWEETLY SMILES. Future Teachers, Safety, Fricassee, Beta, Cerman, Spanish. Mu Sigma, Leadership, L.S.P.A. 177 George Smith A LITTLE NONSENSE NOW AND THEN IS RELISHED BY THE BEST OK MEN. Latin, Junior Achievement. Judy Smith COOLNESS AND ABSENCE OK HEAT INDICATE FINE QUALITIES. Beta, Mu Sigma, Y-Teens, Latin, Boosters, Math. Martha Smith ONE KIND WORD CAN WARM THREE WINTER MONTHS. Red Cross, F.H.A., Spanish. Elizabeth Snyder THE WORLD IS A STAGE; EACH PLAYS HIS PART AND RECEIVES HIS PORTION. F.H.A., F.B.L.A., Thespians, Fricassee, J.A., Spanish, Red Cross, L.S.P.A., Boosters. Howard Sommers UNCONSCIOUS HUMOR. Biology, Junior Academy, Radition Security Council, Track, Mu Sigma, Hi-Y, Student Council, Red Cross. Gayle Sparks A MERRY HEART MAKES A CHEERFUL COUNTENANCE. F.B.L.A., F.H.A., Red Cross, Student Council. Sherry Stagg EVERY NOBLE WORK IS AT FIRST IMPOSSIBLE. Student Council, Beta, Mu Sigma. Hi-Steppers, Spanish, National Honor Society, leadership, Math, Future Teachers, Biology, Boosters, Junior Academy. Jacquelyn Stcplcr LAUGH A LOT. LOVE A LOT. LIVE A LOT LONGER. Band, National Honor Society, Latin, Mu Sigma, UNESCO, Junior Academy, Red Cross, Future Teachers, J.A., Majorette. Diane Stokes THE SMILE THAT WONT COME OFF. Student Council. Spanish, Latin, F.B.L.A., Future Teachers, Boosters, Beta. Mu Sigma. Graham Stone STRENGTH OF MIND IS EX-ERC.ISE NOT REST. Virginia Stonnell THERE IS AN EXCEPTION' TO EVERY RULE. Beta, Mu Sigma, French, Safety, Math, Student Council, Future Nurses, Fricassee, LS.P.A. Janice Swearingen A BREATH OF FRESH AIK. Future Teachers, Future Nurses, F.B.L.A., Student Council, J.A., Y-Teens. Greg Tanner MY TEACHERS USED TO SHOW THEIR AFFECTION FOR ME � Y PUTTING X'S ON IY TESTS. Jane Tarver LOVE AND A COUCH CAN NOT BE HID. F.B.L.A.. F.H.A. 179 Elizabeth late IT’S A coon IDEA TO TAKE THINGS AS THEY COME IF YOU CAN HANDLE THEM THAT FAST. Thespians, I-atin. Buzzer, Y-Teens. L.S.P.A. Warren Taylor THE JACK OK AM. TRADES GOOD AT THEM ALL. Bund, Jr. Academy of See ence, National Honor So ciety. Mu Sigma. avaraki Alice Taylor FASHION IS WHAT ONE WEARS ONESELF. Art, Boosters, F.B.L.A., Bed Cross. Hal Teer POLITENESS GOES FAR BUT COSTS NOTHING. Biology, Student Council, Projection. John Thudium NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE. WE MERELY DON'T KNOW HOWTO IK) IT YET. Albert Tricuit KEEP TRIE TO THE DREAMS OF THY YOUTH. Buzzer, L.S.P.A. 180 Paul Wayne Tranrhina IT'S BETTER 10 HAVE A LIT. TLE FRIEND THAN NOT TO HAVE ONE AT ALL. D.E., Red Cross, Chorus. Student Council, Hi-Y, Math. Anne Tucker BY WINNING WORDS TO CON-01 EK WILLING HEARTS. Boosters, Jr. Red Cross, Jr. Academy of Science, Biology, Fricassee, Biuwr, Debate, Student Council, Leadership, LS.I'.A.. Mu Sigma. Joe Tucker LIFE AND coon LIVING—WHAT DO WE WANT BESIDES. Hill Turnipseed IE YOU CAN'T CONVINCE 'EM —CONFUSE 'EM. German, Spanish, Jr. Academy of Science. Jets, Radiation Security Council. Pelican Boys’ State, Baseball. Baynard Turpin THE CALM CONFIDENCE OF A CHRISTIAN WITH FOUR ACES. Key. Beta, Mu Sigma, B.R., Football, Track. Future Teachers. Student Council. Darryl Valentine YOU GOT A RF. A FOOTBALL HERO. Football, Operators, B.R. Karen Vannov THERE'S NO WISDOM LIKE FRANKNESS. Biology, Math, Bela, Jr. Academy f Science, Boosters, Red Cross, Mu Sigma, Swimming, Future Teachers, Latin. Spanish. 181 Sharon Varnado THE ODOR IS THE ROSE; THE SMILE. THE WOMAN. Latin, Junior Academy, Red Cross, Future Nurses, Thespians, F.H.A., Y-Teens, J.A. Gail Veazey TRIFLES MAKE PERFECTION. AND PERFECTION IS NO TRIFLE. National Honor Society, French, Mu Sigma, Alpha Sigma Phi, Mu Alpha Theta, Junior Academy, J.A., Y-Teens. Mary Jo Vetter WHERE TRUE LOVE IS I.ITTI.E NEED FORMALITY. Spanish, Y-Teens. Kay Vignes MIND CANNOT FOLLOW. NOR WORDS EXPRESS HER INFINITE SWEETNESS. F.H.A., Student Council, Future Nurses, Y-Teens. JUST DREAM- Honey Vordenbaumen DEAUTY AND WISDOM ARE RARELY COMBINED. Alpha Sigma Phi, Spanish, Latin, Future Teachers, Beta, National Honor Society. Boosters, Hi-Steppers, Mu Alpha Theta, Mu Sigma, Leadership, Student Coun- cil. Carole War dell FAIR AND WISE IS SHE. Mu Sigma, Beta, Boosters, Alpha Sigma Phi, F.B.L.A., Latin, Junior Academy. Donna Jean Watts SHE IS SWEET. SHE IS SHY. THERE IS MISCHIEF IN HER EYE. Y-Teens, French. Robert Watts MEN IN AM. WAYS Al TER THAN THEY SEEM. Buzzer, UNESCO, L.S.P.A. Kioii Weiner AS HE THINKETH IN HIS HEART SO IS HE. Boxing, D.E., Chorus, Red Cross, Operators, Hi-Y. Leon Whatley LAL’CII IF YOU ARE WISE. V Carol Sue Whittington A TENDER SMILE. OUR SOR ROW'S ONLY BALM. D.E., F.H.A. Lucy Wilbourn PERSONALITY PLUS. Boosters, Hi-Steppers, Buzzer, Spanish, Red Cross, Future Teachers, Leadership, -Mu Sigma, L.S.P.A. 183 Bobby Williams THE FUTURE IS PURCHASED BY THE PRESENT. D.E., Student Council, Red Cross. Cathie Williams A WILDERNESS OF SWEETS. F.B.L.A., Spanish. Jeannine Williams I CAN SWIM LIKE A DUCK. Shimming, D.E., F.H.A. Lea Williams OUR BRAINS ARE TOO VAL-UABI.E TO INJURE BY OVERWORK. Junior Achievement. John Wilson I’LL KEEP MY BREATH TO COOL MY PORRIDCE. Marilynne Winkler MY FAVORITE. 1 MIGHT SAY MY ONLY STUDY. IS MAN. Math, J.A. Connie Wise THE YELLOW ROSE OF TEXAS. Future Teachers, French, Safety, Chorus, Biology. 184 Sandra Wright HEK LIFE IS LIKE A SNOW FLAKE; IT LEAVES A MARK. NEVER A STAIN. F.B.L.A., Future Teachers, French Club, Boosters, Mu Sigma. Mary Elizabeth Martin hark: she speaks. French Club, Mu Alpha Theta, UNESCO, Future Nurses, Jr. Red Cross, Fricassee, Leadership. 185 Senior Legacy We, the Senior Class of nineteen sixty-three, being of sound mind and body, in full awareness of our dignified status, do hereby request that our dearest possessions an:l priceless attributes be distributed after our forthcoming departure, as follows. There is but one stipulation attached to this document: that the heirs accord due respect and honor to the inheritance intrusted to their care. Hans Paul Alkjaer wills his love to the next female foreign exchange student. Cecil Bankston wills his ostentatious display of learning to Steve Biesner. I, Susan Borne, will the bubbling personality that was willed to me last year, to any dull person. I, Doug Randall, will my abilety to spelle to Roys Thomson. I, Joan Gricw'e. leave future sophomores this advice, “Thisabove all: to thine own self be true . ..” Herman Barbin leaves his west end, hall monitor post to anyone with courage enough to ward off all the girls. I. Merrilyn Bingham, as editor of the Fricassee, will my job to anyone fearless enough to take it. I. Donald D’Armond, will my ability of splitting my pants during the pep meetings, to future senior cheerleaders. I, Yvonne Ross, do hereby will my calorie chart to Linda Tecr. another Calorie counter. Karen Hickman wills her “good luck” and fast getaways to Phyllis Smelley. I. Judy Begue. will a heartfelt “best of luck chumps” to all future students of Miss Starring. Linda Holmes leaves Mr. Lignos’s back room— running! I, Mike Richmond, will my ears to all future seniors who are hard of hearing. Elizabeth Hochendel wills her audacity to run for a Booster office to Mimi Barnum. 1, Joey Corbett, will the ability to “butter up” Miss Starring to Rowland Jones. Liz Tate wills to anyone who has the intestinal fortitude to take it, The Buzzer. I, Suzie Jackson, will Miss White one good night's sleep for the next chorus trip. Jim Atwood leaves a pair of battle-scarred drumsticks and one slightly used student conductor’s baton to anybody that wants them. I. Norma Routt, leave my Russian roulette game to any of Mrs. Michael’s future third hour students. I, Harvine Cribbs, will my ability to turn sideways without being seen to anyone who thinks he can get away with it. A1 Giralis leaves his Bent championship pool stick to Freddy Gallespy. I. Bonnie Brewer, will my pint-sized Ili-Stepper uniform to next year’s runt-of-the-litter. I. Karen Clark, will to the upcoming seniors my ability to always have a couple of overdue books. Dickie Ford wills his rights to the practice room to Arthur Scarbough. I, Bill Turnipsced. will my sore pitching ami to Art Grady. Charles Ann Gant wills her dancing shoes to Dana Sanchez. , I. Roger Melancon. will my draft card to Richard Kuhlmann. I, Bobby Metrailer, leave all my old sports car magazines and old scalps to Ronnie Hanagriff. I, Patty Myers, will my driving ability, with my “treasured” driving handbook, to all other unfortunates who have to take the test TWICE. A. G. Kirby wills all his possessions and woodworking projects to Mr. Guillory to finish for him. 1. Johnny Meeks, leave my demerits in band for Arthur Scarbrough to work off. I, Billy Infield, leave my parking space to anyone who wakes up early enough. Dana, Lucy, Jan, and Gail will their places on the Mississippi River to anyone fool enough to go there. Sally Collins wills her rosy cheeks to all the pale juniors. We. the senior Key Clubbers, will our ability to argue at meetings to the junior members. I, Lee Bartet, will my ability to keep my mouth shut at annoying times, to Elaine Mitchel. C efAf i er 186 I. Charles Edwards, will my 17 feet of brass plumbing, little known as a trombone, to Bob Schaffarzick. Jose Flores wills his homesickness to the foreign students next year. Mrs. Michael’s “Honor English’’ class wills the juniors their ability to please I. Tommy Denbo, leave my 45 honor chemistry grade to anyone who would like to trade. I. Albert Tircuit. will a full year supply of Brylcrcem to Mr. Church and Coach Harrison. Peggy Fortier and Jcannic Himel will their ability to charge down the stairs to anyone who is late for lunch. I, Betty Hobbs, will my oversized purse to all in a hurry at three P.M. Robert Rabalais wills his tongue to anyone who can untangle it. Dutch Rauchenbach wills his “old” WRANGLERS to Adrian D’Armond. I, Gene Givens, will my five years of experience at B.R.H.S. to Jimmy Larson. Bill Bushey and Roger Jones bequeath their irresoluble arguments to Walt Eldrige and Jim Cassidy. I, Freddie Hollier, will my ability to tell fictitious tales to anyone who can invent them as fast as I. Mrs. Tinsley’s illustrious homeroom wills its singular math ability to next year’s poor souls. I, Diane Jarreau, will Mrs. Prescott my tennis shoes to help her escape from other drivers like me. Kathy Flanagan, Carolyn LaBello, Bunny Reuther, and Judy Newman will their many secret trips to Alvin Roy’s to the girls who think they can handle the L.S.U. and Istrouma football players. I, Dean Wallis, will my two parachutes to whoever xvants them. Blaine Burt wills her ability to peer out of back windows to Gary Elbourne. Hilda and Anna Schneider will their respective jobs in the cafeteria to anyone. I, Jackie Stepler, will my head majorette position, known as the “buxping bedpost.” to any girl crazy enough to have either of them. I, Diane Stokes, will all my cute girlfriends my brother, David. h‘5t reef V We, Michael’s cycles, will our winning streak to next year's homeroom. AI Spain wills the highway to Corpus Christ i to the next idiot with a jeep. I. Jim Tenney, will my side of the jeep to the next warm natured person. l nny wills her hair to the Home Ec. department for use as Brillo Pads. 1. Baynard Turpin, will my ability to hurt my head to Jerry Craft. We, Amelia Cross and Deranne Byrd, will the Booster Calendars to future chairmen. I. Bob Weiss, will all the latest gossip to T-Bo Russell. I, Faye Whitehead, will my extensive abilities in trig and chemistry to Leonard Murphy. John Day wills a picture of himself to his teachers, so they won’t be lonely without him. Ginger Slonnell and Svlvia Lenderking will their French classes at Walnut Hills to two brave but lucky students. I, Chip Quarles, bequeath my worlds of houndless energy to be used by Mike McDonald in all future endeavors. Warren Taylor and James Mehaffey hereby will their locker, including all contents; wasp nest, coconut, and other junk to Mr. Lignos for his back room. I, Pamela Reynolds, will my philosophical insight on life to any sentimental cynic. Ed Lundin wills Mrs. Kenny a year supply of incom-plctcd practice sets; and to Mrs. Smith three smashed typewriters I have not yet told her about. I, Connie Ruth Wise, will my ability to make frequent trips to Texas to Tina Beall. I, Ilucy Yaun, leave Mr. Borne’s coffee cup to any mechanical drawing student who needs brown paint. Dudley May wills German four to Herr Lou Ward. I. Carol Smith, bequeath my great wealth of tact to anybody who can find it. Billie Mullins wills this reminder to Chuck, “YOU’RE TAKEN!!” I, George Smith, will my collection of rubber spiders to Carol Glaze for the 1963-64 football season. Bud Dougherty leaves, period. I, Howard Sommers, will my stamina to “Dooley” Alford. 187 Margaret Pettyjohn wills her jokes to anyone who can memorize them. I. Louis Beilina, will my graduation cap and gown to a graduate of ’61. I. Pat Booth, will my shy and restrained personality to the ‘'flutter Bisters.” I. Elizabeth Dawson, will my Lee Highitis to Ricky Rube. I. Winston Day. will my receding hair line to Mack Lea. Betty Shingleur and Alice Taylor will their ability to be late to everyone who gets a charge out of being late. I, Carolyn Delaune, will myself as one link in everyone's Golden Chain of Friendship. Jane Duckenfield leaves at last!! I. Marshall Pruyn. leave. I. Brad Brian, will my 2 jersey to Mike Glisson. I. Billy Kleinpeter. will Bobby Richardson my hair brush. I. Gary Brown, will Sharon Turcan my brown eyes. Donna Dominquez leaves her melodious voice and all her weights to Joyce Graviour. I. Pat Kckman. w ill my place on the Fricassee staff to Tommy Collier. I. Sharon Martin, will my energy to run up and down stairs to all future commerce workers who ha e Mr . Smith. I. JoAnn Felder, will mv artistic ability to anvbodv in • • Mrs. Collier’s third hour class who likes to draw horses. I. Sam Lilian!, leave my silences to Mr. Greeson and Mr. Guillory to Ik divided equally. I. Bill l eet. will to Linda Jones one set of “spoolies.’’ Guy Lovely wills his books to supply heat for this cold school. I. Barbara Martin, will my ability to get out of study halls to Jerry Chevallier. Joclle Campbell leaves her English, French and Latin books to anyone who wants that many languages! I. Barbara Lyman, will my problems of the Student Store to Rowland Jones, Carolyn Glaze, and Janie Klock. I. Eddie Narozniak, lca c my love for the “Bald Eagle” (Coach Harrison) to John McConnell. I, Becky Odom, do will my height to Lynn Ballict who needs it. Frances McManus Frampton wills her locker pin-up of John Saxon to one of those daring junior girls. I. Pat Pickens, do will this school, building, and all ornaments affixed thereto, to all less fortunate under-classmates. I, Paul Pirello, will my ability to set up road blocks (and portable radios) to Tom Baskind. I. Tim Toler, will my trig book to anyone who can understand it. Sue Shelton and Shirley Cage will their abilities to gossip endlessly to Linda Fontenot and Faye Fitzgerald. I. Don Bruce, leave all my valuable English four test papers to Miss Keaty. I. Danny Pritchard, do hereby w ill all of my sleeping pills to Terry Fitzgerald. I. Jcanninc Williams, will my brother to Becky Lar-quier. I. Harry Abbott, will my parking place to anyone able to get all four wheels on the slab l� etween parking zones. I. Gayle Sparks, will my “peppermint candies” to anybody in Miss Reed’s future Home Ee. classes. I, Horace McNeal, will my girls in Mississippi to all Lonely Juniors. I, Janie Reid, will my choir robe (no. 25) to a lucky someone, in hopes he has as much fun using it as I. I. Bill O’Quin, will my position as the second shortest football player to Rickv Johnson. I, Lillian Covington, will my talent of dating sophomores to a senior who wants to rob the cradle. I, Steve Prichard, leave my two weeks girl plan to all future senior hoys. I. Sandy Sandefer. will my love for chinping to anyone who dares trv it. I, Robert Maranto. will my special chair in Mrs. Mac-intyre's room to whomever needs a rocker. Cyril Altazin wills a little of his great intellect to Perrv Hudd. 1. Barbara Grimes, will my self control, plus my old baton to Pam Landry. I. Harvard Bardwell. will my snow-machine to Rickey Johnson. 188 I, Sara McKay, will my knack to “flub things up” to Donna Narozniak. I. Jan Elizabeth Kohler, will any student my reputation for being a brain. I, Clark Caraway, leave all my Algebra note books to Mr. Greeson. Lydia and Anna leave Steve to whoever wants to put up with him for two weeks. I. Bill Dodson, will one of my four T.V.s to anyone who knows what to do with it. I. Marilyn Millet, will niv ability to play football to my sister, Mitzi. I, James Mehaffey, hereby will my Drum Major’s hat and baton to some hapless junior. 1. Sharon DuBois. will my ability to talk to those who .suffer from laryngitis next year. I. Randolph Creel, will my crane neck to Jim Davidson. I, Kay Vignes, will my good times at Southeastern to Linda Hardin. Vance Carruth wills his clarinet to anyone who is crazy enough to want it. I, Decann Pittman, will the headaches of getting the football hoops done in time for the game, to the next head-quartermaster of Boosters. Mary Kennedy wills her ability to get into trouble to Tam Romans. Bart Keller and Rick Lacey WILL? I. Janice Swearinger. leave my English accent to all future French students of Mrs. Brown. I. Sallie Bailey, will my ability to those who have none. I. Richard Davenport, leave my old bus tickets to California to those who think it worth the trip. I. Sherry Stagg, will my ability to get along with Mrs. Dugas to next year’s sophomores. I, Lewis Cook, will my love for cars to Kenny Miller. I. Celeste LeBIanc. will my luck in poker to Pat McBride. I, Linda Fleming, will my supcrintclligcncc to my brother. I. Dale Wolf, will my Body By Fisher to Ginny C. Lois Russell wills her last breath of air to those who need it at the top of the stairs. Sandra Hays wills her love of commerce subjects to students who haven’t any. Raymond Cothern wills Don Dawson his ability to wake up at 8:05 and make it to school on time. I, Linda Pourciau, will my flirting ability to Linda Cowart. Wayne Myrick does hereby leave his Hall Monitor chair to anyone who needs a fourth hour rest. Myrtle Ragusa leaves her ability to ignore people to Sharon Civello. 1, Claude Sanchez, leave my Elevators to anyone who needs them. Nancy Patterson leaves her jumbled up minutes to the French Club secretary next year. I. Dickie Nettles, will my ability to make door panels to Mimi Barnum. Peggy Gibbens wills her ability to talk into a tape recorder to people wanting to put their feet in their mouths. I, Tommy McGrew, will a pair of old cross-countries to Layne Johnson. Anne Tucker wills Red Cross to Joe Loupe and Clint Harrelson as long as they continue the good work. Don Drummond wills his Cleveland trumpet to a junior who can appreciate it. I, Jeanette Mire, will my truck to the maintenance crew' on Istrouma Day. Bill Beale leaves his pool cue and hustling ways to Joel “A” Samuels. I, Elizabeth Goetzman. leave my green thumb from counting Fricassee money to the next counter. I, Betty J. Muffoletto, will my telephone bill to future F.B.L.A. committee chairmen. Pete Prophit wills his assortment of corduroy coats to a sophomore who appreciates class. I, Kelly Robinson, will my place in Mr. Dyke’s office to Benny Alford. I, Gerald Murray, will my Seniority Six Year Seat to Roland Roberts. We, the Senior Class, bestow the Baton Rouge High traditions to be ever uplifted by the above students. To the teachers we sincerely will Peace of Mind, and thank you’s reaching deeper than words can adequately express. 189 Potpourri NICKNAME FAVORITE SAYINGS USUALLY SEEN AMBITION GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT HOBBY Five Googa Moors, Dancing Surgeon Graduating car Albert James Charles Aim Terry Lewis Michel Mcrrilyn Bingham Gant Maycaux Cook Buckwheat Hang loot Combine her physical Girl Seoul horse Faye Sterling hair Vickie therapist Roundup Nila Sue Dornier Abnatliy Anderson Lois Russel Sandra Hayr Hopper Pickle Ratacliat Laughing football Walking to photography Elisabeth Libby Betty coach school on cold Purcell Hobbs Kathy mornings. GorUinan Flanagan John Day Sweetie For get it chewing Stay out of private jumping from Curtin Bon nic trouble license Fauver Brewer Frank Ginger Dean Wallis Collins Ganuchrau Stunnell Matty I really am playing Bunnv girl Wntrrskiing Kathleen drums Randolph Kyle Jim Si. Amant Pat Brook Atwood Winnie Oh, dear getting world's chimp being sexy Pooh Cns.ie FBLA crack shot Nancy Winston Drlstcr point Susan Vannoy Patterson Day Elaine Aueoits Dear Lula 1 can’t with eyes at 5'10 high apple-polishing dresstnaklr.g believe half-mast jump Joey Corbett Sharon H hitc everybody Judy Ucguc John Hutchins Martin Stevie Tull it on stage Nurse Mr . Bob Weiss Diane Sandy Stevenson Eisler Sandefer Art club Paul Pirello Mom P. Do you swear? baton to write the my horse drawing Mr . Gencial twirling Great Ameri- Nancy horses Prctcoti Public Jackie can Novel Murphy JoAun Felder Stepler Pam Reynold Dutch Oh. nuts stealing commercial Rausehenbach Chip coke bottles artist nr Flirabeth Lucky Quarclt Linda Mullins Pat Eckman Sandra F.reles Snyder Lunch You know batting Mrs. degree Rainbow trying to out- Lydia Sallie eyelashes Carmen worthy adri- guess teachers Compendia Bailey Becki Ronsnno sor Dr can n Carol Cutrer Pittman Smith Dumbo Where ya at? apple poIithSng .Mike Stirral loose this Key Club Tommy Bobby beer gut Work Cecil Drnbo Watts Albert Michel Chip Quarclt Bankston Shrimp Get serious in the Boost- phy . ed. staving a- Billie Jean Everybody er office tcichcr wtke it Cirl t Mullins Elirabeth Faye State Patty llochcndd Whitehead Meyer Baidwell Bobbie Cross Walking be- Engineer Baton Rouge swimming tide their Wayne symphony Jeannlne Barbara Barbara letter jackets Myriek post Roger Williams Lyman steady athletes Jones Nose You think so? Black I Jimp Dentist 99 plus on Mrs. Steve Mary Lou Cockrell's mid- Bill Beale Howard Sommers Billie Brittle Pritchard Lewis term. Diane Jennings Sloggo Don't knock Eating to he Mis BRHS. dating Linda Huey kaun It? Harvinc satisfied Jan Jenkins Basset Mary Nell Marchive Cribbs Libby Purcell James Mehaffey Radar probably do Dub Parker protecting ride a uni- superior at collecting Mike my lunch cycle music festival records Richmond from mooch- Linda Suric Jane era Judy Smith Croves Jackson McQueen Coon I'll go along on the practical Miss Majorette Watching Sal- Linda with that Booster bus Irene of Louisiana. urday night Pourriau Donald monkey Barbara at the movies D'Armond Harry Abbott Grimes Blaine Burt 190 NOTED FOR QUOTABLE QUOTES B1CCEST MISTAKE AMBITION WEAKNESS PET HATE Victory sign please ri«e for thinking beautician Eoot-io-mouth insincerity ilill O'Quin the pledge Gail Sue JoAnn Ott Amelia Brad Brian Veaxey Devn Cross Love lot t CM Take life easy grow three Eutlaclo capital Lin (In and it twing Shreveport inehc. Cl in punish- Landry Carolyn LaKello Marilyn Forbea Yoobright ment Santa Clau I n.ell a Wayne Naul pilot Eating Booster mootic. and Robert Janet bus bath- Clcnnoy Archer Mr.. Michael Eddie Marantn Calandro room Nirozniak Booster Thunderbird I want a going to Nurse girl Physic Billy wabblt- school Marilyn Kelly Brumfield Roger Jone Jane Dueken field Millet Rebinton McNcely becoming blush my wonderful hairy yam Kill ing or write � it year teeth after selwwil lunches for lunch reading. either old Nancy every meal Albert Perea Dudley May one. Mary Pettyjohn Rabin Gail Spark An excellent re- taking Engineer Steve itchv fingered accent pa t, too bad it’� chcmi.tr Danny Jane radio Lie Tate Kenneth Holer Tarver listeners Lenderking Sommers Linda Holme whittling What my I-aughing college going steady girl telling Connie hobby Boy ' at Sally degree Kay Vignes secrets Wl«r Jeannette Mire Collin. Willie Arlie Nancy Scott Kowree Hanchey the Kooklc buying the animals T.V. club Banana practitioner Becky Odom commercial Susan Borne Peggy Fortier Boat” Voodoo Mary Nicky Craphia Ann Heath Martin � ini; inc having an sophomore bad driver talent older brother sand ensile girt. Bavnard Nutrit Bobby Flcnlkett Hal Tcer Sr. boys Turpin McMullen have them do unto you. bow in her Your taking interior blue eye repeated hair different. honor cour.e. decorator Elaine trite Anne Tucket Robert Rabalai Joan Criewe Part rich expre� � icn Eye Everything va� marching Nurse Chemistry over- Cilia going ju.t fine Dickie Rojilyn Greg of pet hate Raymond Cothern Brown until the fir.t grade. Norma Routt Nettles Grrrnhlalt Tanner Spanish smashing finish Danny indecision accent window college K:tti Lucy Sylvia Bobby Mctrallcr Frank Sim Murray Martin Vi il bon m Cotualca Horowitz bln word being born grow pleasing girl Chronic Bill cynical to Cud and Mr. I.igno comploiner Bu.hey Linda Gayle Senior man. Karhar.i Johnston Marlin driving on medical Li.a lab partner crsalility late to learn. wet road. technologist Mike Warren Kill Lect Sam Lillard at night George Smith Diane Stole.- Russell Taylor Dancing Don't borrow ‘'honor bad habits Know-it-all Monica trouble, borrow English Johnnette attitude Furratc money, trouble will follow. Pit Vince 3rd hour ela � Rosso trail biting down doctor music all dog Hilly on a fire- Mike Dorothy 'cep! Hulldog l.alicld Rick Lacey cracker Davidson Harp Sharon Bill Bli.lie Varnado cat green Practice make beating the mtrry an teenage rye perfect. bo; in golf L.S.U. foot- singer Diane Core Diane Cnvcll Mr. Dykes ball player. Honey Sharon Dub.ii Sheridan Sandra Wright bookkeeping No � chool talking to aichilcs | ability teday— fruit girl; Larry perfume fake Terry Bubble Down Ml Millet Kennctl Diiplantlrr Davidson 191 Junior Class Officers Treasurer—Roland Jones Secretary Tim Alford Vice-President.—Ad rian D’A rmom! Pres id en I—M ike Glisson 192 Junior Standouts RICKEY JOHNSON Friendly Rickey Johnson is Treasurer of the Student Council. The Beta Club chose him to represent Raton Rouge High at the annual convention this year. He is a member of the B.R. Club and Key Club while maintaining a “B” average scholastically. ROWLAND JONES Rowland Jones is a vivacious member of Y-TEENS, Future Teachers, and French Club. She has been chosen for the Student Council and for Junior Cheerleader. In spite of these time-consuming duties, she has managed to he on the honor roll each six weeks. Beta Club at MU Alpha Theta are two honor, service groups to which she belongs. Elizabeth J. Abercrombie Jodie Acosta Page Acree Margaret Adams Anne Affolter Sara Alexander Benny Alford Tim Alford Leon Alesce Lynn Alexander Leslie Kay Andrews Alfonso Alzamora Roland Arnold Don Ash Bill Atkinson Edna Babin Becky Babin Sherry Bailey Becky Baker Marilyn Baker 194 Bubba Banta Priscilla Barbay Martin Barcelona B. C. Barnette Mimi Barnum Tommy Barrett Don Bast in Kay Barillier Bobby Baugh Tina Beall Sandra Beavers Steve Beisner Tommy Bennett Betty Berman Kathy Berry Sandra Berteau Richard Bird Jim Blaklv Gail Blanchard Chuck Bloomfield Walter Blum Richaid Boe Beverly Bongiovanni Gail Bordasch Jo Carole Bordelon Darlene Borders Chip Boulter George Bourkc Castay Bowles Ggraldinc Bowers Gerald Bozeman Terry Bozeman Dewitt Braud Louis Braud Claire Breaux Tommy Broach Leonard Brooks David Broussard Kathy Broussard Doug Broussard Buckv Brown Joan Browne Brian Bruce Carolyn Bruce Doug Bruce Noel Brumfield Glenda Bryson Fred Buchmann Larry Bullion William Burychka Ray Burton Harold Butler Christine Buxton Jay Byers Edward Cailleteau Virginia Calvit Linda Cambre A1 Cangelosi Barbara Jo Cangelosi Rita Cangelosi Steve Cannon Judy Capriel Carol Ann Caracci Toni Carlino Joyce Carter Jim Cassidy Sharon Castle Hubert Cavell Robert Chadbourne Sue Chancy 195 Robert Champion Wayne Chapman Jerry Cheveallier Carlcnc Chisholm Mary Church Cheryl Clement D'Ettc Clements Robert Coe Don Cole Jane Colley Charles Collier Rin Collins Brenda Combouzou Paul Cooper Johnny Cothell George Cotton Linda Cowart Jerry Craft Tommy Crais Mol ton Groom Beth Cudd Cloria Dace Adrian D’Arinond Beverly Darnell Linda Dauzart Carolyn Davis Dennis Davis Don Dawson Lee Ann Day Mary Joy Day James Dudly Dean Joseph Dejohn Philip Detlefs Roddy Devall Charlotte Dial Kathleen Dial Ronald Dickerson Diana Doran Randy Domier Arlette Dover fA ) Jimmy Dowell v (J? (£-' Barbara Dozier 1 Gwen Dressel ' Karen Dresser Susan Duckenfield 196 V li ' T ' I ( a N % 1 n •A V v a j m b f 'A r b ' i David Dupuy Walter Downs Tommy Dunnam Barry Easley Eddie Easley Jo Ann Edwards John Bay Edmond Linda Edmond Cary Elbourne Waller Eldredge Fred Enright Dora Evans Brenda Falcon Loretta Ferguson David Ferguson Jimmy Fleming John Flowers Linda Fontenot Diane Ford Jeraldine Ford Sharyn Ford Robb Forman Patricia Foster Cathy Fought Lou Frederick Cathy Gaines Sharon Galloway David Garrett Jeanell Garrison Danny Gianelioni Pat Giolin Charles Gibson James Gilbert Sandra Gillespie Judith Glass Carolyn Glaze Richard Glaze Michael Glisson Edward Glusman Jimmy Godso Gail Gonzales Mike Goodman John Gould Art Grady Joyce Gravois 197 Jowena Sue Grashot Jimmy Gray Bob Gray Gladys Green Roland Grccnblatt Cheryl Grunewald Mike Guidry John Guillory Barbara Gulla Sherry Hall William A. Hammer Ronald Ilanagriff Jimmy Hardin Linda Hardin Marilyn Harper Ralph A. Harrell Gary Hail Maycc Hart Ronnie Haynes Betty Heath 198 Kathlyn Ann Heath Gary Hebert Hazel Ann Hebert Henry Hebert 0. M. (Butch) Helveston Cyril Ann Heroman Kathleen Higgins Patricia Higgins William Hinds Sandy Hloucal Emma Lou Hohensee Sam Holladay Thomas R. Holley Ashton Holloway Karin Hopper Leon i Butch) Hornsby Roger Hudson Perry Hull Frances Hutchinson Larry Hyland Ann Isaac Janies Jackson Clifford Janney Connie Jeffirs Robert Jenkins Carolyn Johnson Cynthia Johnson Gene Johnson Kirbie Johnson Richard Johnson Robert Johnson Thomas W. Johnston Donald Jones Linda Sue Rowland Jones Barry Karns Frances Kastler Byron Kidder Beverly Sue Kimble Juanita King Walter Kirtland Libby Kleinpeter Sterling Kling Janie Klock Myron Knopp Tony Knox Benjamin Konikoff Brett Kriger Donald Kring Richard Kuhlman Cecil La horde Vincent Lahorde Fairly Land Diane Landry Pamela Landry Ann I-anglois Larry Lanning Becky Larguier Vicki Larson Bill Latimer Tim Lauer Mack Lea Tommy LeBlanc Patrick LeRay Diane Lerma Sonia Li Hard Ricardo Lima Tommy Lindsey Barbara Lione Shirley Lively H. J. Lockwood Camille Losse Linda Lott Donald Hay Loupe Glenda Loupe Joe Loupe Louise Loupe Pat Love Diane Luccasen Pat McBride Phyllis McClanahan Dickie McCandless Shirley McCandless Henry “Mickle” McCall John McConnell Killy McCormick Elaine McCoy Susan McCay Alice McCracken Darryl McCardle frm ' 'is A' Claudia McCraine Sharon McCrory Kaye McCullough Farrel McDaniels Mike McDonald David McFadden Mark McMorris Arnold McVey Sharon McVey Sandra McVey Angelo Macaluso Ray Maggio Ina Mahoney Denise Malesic Susan Manley Pam Marks Sieve Martin Billy Maruschak David Mascaro Gary Mascaro Price Mason Pam Mott Lewis May Sandy May Della Melton Barbara Mayers Marilyn Meyer Darryl “Moe Michelli Marilyn Midkiff Daniel Milazzo Sharon Miller Jean Mills Bill Mollere William Monroe Lucille Monson (1 QVJ 7 kCVf ZLlhiAft £ Marianne Montegurlo Gloria Montgomery John Moore Barbara Morel Charles Morgan Hank Morris Lucy Motley Jackie Mullins Leonard Murphy-Mar jorie Murphy Dale Murray Kathryn Murrell Mary Musso Marie Nacol Betty Nance Mike Nason Bill Nestler Diane Newbrough Frances Noland Anne Norwood Nettie Noto Sandra Oakley Mary Allvson O'Brien Mike O’Conner Ben Odom Rusty Olds Jackie O'Neill John Ory Nicky Ourso Kay Owens Gail Pantz Dupree Parker Dinah Payne Dorothy Payne Alice Pecquet 201 NOfWDTO Barbara Perkins Mike Perone Tom Pertuit Barbara Petty Mary Phillips Alice Picard Margene Pickett Spike Pierce Joan Piper Forest Pitre David Poche Frank Polito Toni Polito Frank Polozola Susan Polozola P 0 T • - Janet Pourciau Kathleen Powers Wendell Prater Martin Prescott Lee Price T y S redt'cVn 202 Mike Pruyn Doreen Purpera Freddie Purple Joey Pushker Judy Quine Phil Rabenhorst Donna Ramey Jack Ramey I arry Randolph Louise Randolph Robert Reed Joseph Reeves Erma Reiley Suzanne Reulet David Reymond Philinda Richard Bobby Richardson Jim Richardson Jo Ann Rinaudo Linda Robertson Tam Romans Veda Roma Barry Roy Sandra Royer Fred Rube ■■■ I' 1 M’Lou Ruhenstein Anna Lee Rurkman Linda Rupert Donald Russell Jeanne Russell Marlene Rutledge Robert Sage Ronald Sammonds Sharon Samson Joel Samuels Patricia Sanchez Richard Sandifer Donald Sand ridge William Saves Arthur Scarbrough Bonnie Ann Schexnavdre Eugene Schneider Henry Schopfer Kathy Schumann Patricia Ann Scott Judy Seguin Gilda Shamburger Wesley Ann Shartle Hugh Shelton Jack Shelton Glenna Shepherd David Shindcr Faye Sibley Adrian Sicard Edgar Silvey Donald Simoneaux Glynn Simoneaux Michael Simoneaux Elizabeth Sims Phyllis Smcllcy Alyson Smith Cherry Smith Pam Smith Sandra (Corky) Smith Sandra Smith Sharon Smith Sidney Smith Patricia Spencer Jack Spring Vernon Stacey 203 Jo Stander Marian Stephenson David Stokes Toni Story Elizabeth Stout Pat Straughan Cheryl Stutcs Frank Sweeney Ann Switzer -Evelyn Tate Albert Terito Neill Terry Penny Theriot Antionette Thibodeaux Robert Thibodeaux Royce Thibodeaux Susan Thibodeaux Drucilla Thom Raymond Thomas Charlene Thompson Joyce Thompson Royce Thompson Mary Toups Suzanne Tridico Mack Truluck Clyde Tull Bobby Tullier Linda Tullis Sharon Turcan Spencer Turner Cheryl Tuttle Terry Uskv Glenda Vallerv Robert Van Atta Eddy Van Kerkhove Mike Verbois Kathryn Vretter Betty Vernon Kay Vignes Sammy Vincent Wendy Waldrop Joel Walker Lauretta Walock Manuel Walters Alton Ward 204 Karl Weber Kenny Weber Suzanne Weber Jingle Bell Webster Rion Weiner Glenn West Darrell White Marsha White Olen White Leroy Whitehead Nancy Whitney Vickie Whittington Alfred Willie Tommy Willingham John Wilson John Wilton Walker Winans Freddie Wood Jerelyn Wright John Younger Sophomore Standouts Chuck Hill has proved well worth his weight in salt through athletic achievement, participating in football, basketball, and track. Membership in the B. R. Club and the Key Club has kept him busily occupied, thus earning the acclaim of his classmates. CHARLES (CHUCKI HILL ;• AiY CORBETT Ann Corl ett, an active Booster, is a loyal supporter of Baton Rouge High School standards. She was chosen to he a member of the HOMECOMING COURT. Her interest in studies has lead to active membership in the MATH CLUB and also in Junior Achievement. 206 ■ i i .y Shadowr Ray Abbott Linda Acaldo Ronnie Adams John Albert Darlene Alexander Mike Alexander Charles Allen Katherine Amador 'fish Ancona Richard Anderson Christine Anderson Danna Anderson Paul Archer George Armstrong Alice Atkins Evelyn Atkinson Michael Ayers Sandra Aymond Deborah Racot Sam Bacot Carol Baker 1 J I.ang Baker Henry Ballard Jerry Lynne Ballict Patricia Bankston Katherine Barr John Barton Torn Baskiml Kimberly Bay less Carol n Bailey Sandra Beavers Ronnie Bean Sharon Berrct Ronald Bell Eddye Bennett Mark Bennett George Bcvan Vernon Biossat Kate Bird James Bishop Gail Bizctte Bradley Black Mike Blackmon Larry Blades Mae Barbara Blair Ronald Bom bet Annette Bonfanti James Bonham Barbara Bordelon ' Judith Boudrcayx Sandra Bourque Camille Boyd Morita Bozeman Diane Bramlett Diane Braud Janice Breland Bonnie Bridges Laura Brister Melba Brister Linda Brock Linda Brooks Wanda Brooks Janith Brown Kurl Brown Peggy Brown John Bruser Robert Bryan Tommy Buchmann John Bullion Denise Burge 208 Carolyn Burton Michael Butler Rita Butler Linda Cadwalladcr Clifford Caillouct Trudie Calhoun George Calvin Darlene Campbell Paul Caplinger Edwin Carazo Kenny Carter Kay Cason James Case Gary Caston Joe Catunzaro Linda Champagne Linda Chandler Charlie Chcsnult Sonny Childers Wanda Chisholm Dianne Christ Paula Christian Sharon Civcllo Dyke Cloy Ronnie Coile Katie Colclough Tommy Collier Robert Collins Torn Colvin Linda Colvin Louise Conway Terry Cook Ann Corbett Charles Corkem Wayne Cothern Mike Cowan John Cox Ross Cox Francis Craig Lynda Crain John Cremeens Jane Crews Carol Crose Lynn Crutbirds Linda Cummins Winston Cundiff Kay Curtis Pauline Curtis David Cutforth I 209 Vicki Cutrer Gary Daigle Donna Daniels Dale Danner Jim Davidson Dale Davis Pamela Davis Pattie Davison Steve Davison Carol Dawson Sheldcn De Trafford Jimmy DeFrances Bobby Dean Seymour Dear Marilyn Dedeaux Katherine Deen Ronnie Delk David dc.Marchc Josephine Dcntro Jo Ann Devall Robert Dicharry Vincent Diniattia Nancy Dispensire Lester Dodge Wayne Doisc Rose Driver Linda Duck Spencer Dunnchoo Jimmy Dunnigan Dennis Durbin Alan Durlacher Dennis Duszynski Judy Duvic Rosalyn Duvic Wanda Easley Lynn Edwards Suzette England Kenny Ezell Maureen Eraccaro Ricky Fauvcr J. D. Ferrara Joe Fisher Barbara Fitzgerald Faye Fitzgerald Mary Anne Fontenot Craig Foret Shirley Foster Charlotte Fortenberry Carolyn Fournerat Ricky Fussell Otis Galland Freddie Gallaspy Charles Galloway Donnie Cart man Linda Gaudin Bobby Gauthier Patty Gautreaux Calvin George Ronnie Gerald Floyd Giblin Lloyd Giblin Godfrey Gibson John Gilcr Carolyn Glaser Gladys Goldsby Cordon Goldsby Linda Gonzales Ruth Gomez Ronnie Coynes Larry Graham Karen Grashot Phil Graziano Robert Greer Terry Grier Linda Grimes Gwendolyn Ctielfo Anita Guggcnhcimcr Turner Guidry Stanley Hadden Robbie Haddox Charles Hair Martha Hall Dennis Hancock Clynord Hansen Clinton Harelson Jack Harrel Robert Hart Jay Hartzog Patricia Harvell Linda Hastings Karl Haugen 210 Janice Haywood Sharon Hayden Donald Head Charles Heard David Heath Christy Hebert Kathy Hebert Scott Held Cynthia Henderson Lyndon Hernandez Gregory Hcroman John Higginbotham Joe Dale Hill Chuck Hill Sharon Himcl John Hodge 'Dcvelyn Holden Clarissie Holmes Joe Holmes Sherry Hopper Susan Hooks Lois Horton Anita Howard Paul Howard Alison Hubbard Bobbie Hughes Joy Hurston Barbara Hutchins Joseph Hynes Linda James Heyward Jeffers Wayne Jenkins Suzanne Jenkins Blanche Jeffries Layne Johnson Milam Johnson Enrique Juarez Robert Kans Richard Karns James Keen Don Keller Cynthia Kennedy- Ruby Kennedy Tommy Kenney Cheryl Ann King John King Karen Kirby W anda Klicnpctcr Kenny Kling 211 Gordon Koeing Joe Kopfler Michael Krause Donald Krintzman Fred Kroenke Ralph Kroenke Marilyn LaBello John Lacey Tommy Lacey Curvey Landry Ronny Landry D’Juana Lanning Jimmy Larsen Terry Laucr Connie Lawrence Lucius Lazarus Anna Maria LcDuke Cayce Lee Donald LcJcunc Maria Leon Jimmy Leonard 9 J r) % ■e tv c % i J. TV f n « n n I O Clayton Lester Diana Lewins Bryan Lewis Frank Lewis I. arence Lewis Ruth Linton Faye Lively Roy Lively Sharilyn Livingston Roy Lockhart Deidri Lockwood Johnny Loftus Glenn Lorio Betty Loup Dorothy Loup J. P. Louque Dwight Lyman Linda Lynch Wade McClanahan Margaret McCord Clifford McCormick Lynn McCuilar Carol McCulley William McCurley Guy McDaniel Boh McGraw Nancy McIntyre Derrel McKenzie Linda MeGuiie Tullis Beckman Janet McMichael Kinny McNemar Joseph Maggio Louis Maggio Peggy Maillian Robert Mallet Joanie Mancuso Yvonne Maran C. J. Marlcllo Catherine Marlin Karen Martin Meryl Martin James Mashon Paul Matens Maria Matheny Ray Mayeux Cherry Means Ronald Medine Tytti Mehaffcv Craig Merrill Caroline Middleton Kenneth Miller Margaret Miller Pamela Miller Ronald Miller Marie Louise Millet Elaine Mitchell Marilyn Moore Yvonne Moran Billy Morgan-George Morris Kent Munson Susan Munson Jane Murphy Lucy S. Muse Obie Naul Donna Narozniak Nancy Neal Charlie Neale 212 n Patty Newman Arthur Newman Nancy Nicola Barbara Noland Ronald Nugent I loye “Corky Ott Lucas Orihucla Andrea Pailet Thomas G. Parker Joyce Parr Charles Palmer Peggy Parsons Jean Patin Timmy Perault Peggy Perkins Patricia Ann Pctro Mary Ann Pickett Ronnie Pino Stephen A. Pittman Arlene Poche Jody Polito Benny Peabody Nancy Rabh Barbara Rathbonc Mary Rcasonovcr Bill Reed Betty Reeder Lucille Reulet Sheldon Reynolds Gary Rice Roheit Riche Dolan Risch Ray Rislcy Gerald Roberts Marcia Roberts Larry Robichaux Bill Robinson Jimmy Rogers Earl Rome Lynn Rosamond Cathy Rose John Roshto Sidney Ross Gordon Ross Cynthia Rossi Victor Rushing Stanley Russell Mark Salles Helene Saltz Michael Saltz Sharon Samaha Dana Sanchez Roberta Sanchez Charlotte Sanders Gary Sanderson Bub Schaffarzick Linda Schoonmakcr Carmolitta Scurlcs John Seay Linda Sclser Alton Sevier Linda Sevier Harold Shrader David Shultz Rene Sicard Clayton Sicard Carla Simes Jerry Simmons Bill Simmons Tim Simmoncaux 213 Wayne Simoncaux John Sims Cene Skinner Bill Slaughter Frank Smith Joycelvn Smith Pete Smith Sheryl Smith Frances Soileau Susan Sommers Becky Speakman John Spence Bill Spencer Richard Spille Jack Spiller Glenda Spillman Carl Spradlcy Jim Stafford Jo Eve Stafford Rodney Stafford Sally Stafford Sharp (Butch) Stafford Brian Stagg Barbara Stevenson Rand Stewart Becky Stickman Raymond Stone Janice Strickland Bart Swanson 50 J. Janet Switzer T f,.John Talc (jt TO TO Candy Tamplet I.indu leer Robert Tcssicr Diane Tliomas PhiII Thomas Gail Thomas Graves Thomas Shirley Thomas Steve Tiermcy Elaine Torre Kathy Travis Louvita Tridico Betty Trouard Mona Truluck Frank Turpin Ixruis Tyler Sherry Van Atta Kathy Varnado Ronnie Varnado Chros Velando Mary Vernoy Jimmy Vickers Patrica Vince Richard Vinet James Wainwright Ralph Wall Michel Wall Lorraine Walker Marv Walters J. C. Wax Felix Weill Tand Weiner Jane WJiite Larry White Mike White Richard Whittington Norma Williams Harvey Williams Adele Williamson 214 Carolyn Willingham David Wilson Elizabeth Wilson Lynda Wilson Sandc Winkler Joe Womack Judy Womack Barbara Worley Danny Zito Heyward Jeffers Edward Carpenter Dan Haase David Muse Diane Page Linda Phillips Melba Hitter Handy Smith Mrs. Brown’s Homeroom THE WINNER Coach McCarty’s Homeroom 215 Door Panels for the Istrouma Football Came Afterword PEP meetings—in the air an almost tangible feeling of excitement—thunder, thunder, thun-deration—balloons and tricycles—mid-term with a small flurry of changed schedules. Weather dreary, clear. Why doesn't it snow? Recognition— acknowledging the Intelligcntia outstanding athletes and workers—HURRY—A 11 e n d i n g games, rehearsals concentrated study for the big exam—making a hook report— Conventions and parties—meeting old friends and new—love at first sight—precious time wasted while sand silently drips from the hour glass— A still moment of personal reflection, calculated indifference and breezy carelessness—self-control, desired or practiced—athletic events —spring fever, by-product of the season’s first four-leaf clover— awards—banquets—the inner glow of pride in friends and self— Seniors—experiencing sensations of sight, odor, taste—anticipation of glee accompaning graduation— beneath the surface a feeling of finality—nostalgia for the magic high-school years—And the realization that a greater challenge lies unnamed, over the rainbow. 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