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

Text from Pages 1 - 246 of the 1964 volume:

- I Zhe fricassee 1964 3 73 Mat oh Kouge Migh School Maton Kouge, 2333u() fcaet Baton Rouge Parish liM Raton Rouve, T utaiAivi ■ • S' . ■ - .V'. • . A. Because YOU have made this year a memorable one We give you this record of your work and And we dedicate this Fricassee of 1964 To every Senior, Junior, and Sophomore Tight Song Alma Motor See those gallant Bulldogs Each one brave and true; Keep on fighting. Bulldogs, We are all for you. Rah! Rah! Rah! Go on down that field, boys. Break right through that line; Keep on fighting. Bulldogs, We'll win all the time 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— Then we'll fight, fight, fight With all our might, till victory's in sighf Then we'll raise our banners high For dear old Baton Rouge High. 5 Zable of Contents Dedication foreword Administration foil Winter Spring Summer Advertisements FAIL WINTER foreword Whether it's Summer, Spring, Fall, or Winter Baton Rouge High School is a constant scene of spirit and activity. The events of the '63-'64 school year are included in the pages that follow. We, the members of the Fricassee Staff, hope that you, the students, enjoy this yearbook, and use it in years to come to relive the happenings of your high school days, which are the most rewarding and cherished days of your life. We have enjoyed planning and making up your book and we do appreciate the cooperation of the administration, the faculty, and the students because without your help, we could not have done the work. SPRING SUMMER As the days become shorter, we say goodbye to Summer and plunge into the rush of activities always found at Baton Rouge High. There are roaring pep meetings, frantic drill practices, jammed halls, new knowledge, piling on wagons filled with hay, and kicking your way home through fallen leaves. FALL IS A WONDER! Winter Although there is still much excitement over football and basketball in the winter, the students seem to settle down and keep their minds on their studies. But no matter the season, the students of Baton Rouge High never lose the school spirit and stamina of which we are all so proud. Spring Spring is a season of happiness and love. All students seem to develop a new, glowing personality. Besides bringing with its sunshine, flowers and signs of nature. Spring brings the one thing every boy and girl waits for in their last year in high school— S ITAJT SUTt vac« «ovs  RV.S 3TA7 wove o Atf CRIS STATf1 Summer Summer is the season we all wait for. Even though there are school projects such as Pelican State, National Science Foundation, and Leadership going on through the months, it is a season of parties and vacations. There is one thing the whole school will remember through the summer— SUMO! Ministration MR. DENNIS F. BURGE PRINCIPAL Mrs. A. M. Rhys—Secretary Mrs. J. C. Kleinpetor—Attendance Clerk I ( ) 73 CS -4 2 CD m 73 —t 73 £ - z n 73 O - 7 m fa' This year at Baton Rouge High School we have seen many changes. The faculty at Baton Rouge High have been responsible for the success of the new policies and for the success of the senior class. The teachers have held a firm, steady hand of direction and guidance for the class and school. The class of Nineteen Sixty-four wishes to thank the administration and faculty for the self-confidence and the preparation they have given to the students of Baton Rouge High School. Jndustrial Atts and 'Drivers’ Education Mr. Albert T. Wcjtall Mr. Brian Guillory Mr. Raymond Borne Drivers' Education Industrial Arts Industrial Arts 15 Mome Economics and guidance Mr. Earnest Murphree Mrs. Ford Longsdorf Miss Mary B. Reed Mrs. Joor B. 16 foreign languages Mathematics Mrs. Marlin R. Vernon Mrs. G. W. Johnson Mr. lylc Rayburn Mr. Cecil Snoddy Mr. W. E. Young Mr. James Greeson 19 Mrs. Johnnie Michael Miss Lucille Keaty Mrs. Clarence C. Strange Mrs. E. J. Cockrell Mrs. Sterling Cotton Mrs. Howard Wier Mrs. T.'J. Spur lock Mrs. Ernest G. Boehringcr Mrs. Clarence J. Aillct Mrs. Leon T. Jackson Science Mrs. Joseph J. Gerace Mrs. Patrick J. Dugas Mrs. Z. E. Boyd 22 23 I Social Science Mrs. Hugh Pettengill Mrs. lyria Duncan Mr . Gladys Lower Mr. Robert Hughes 24 Mr. Ray Porta Mr. Leon McGrav Mr. Jack M. C launch Mr. Thomas Thrower ■ , m, Mr. Tommy Bell Music, Jrt and D.S. Mrs. Douglas Gamble Mrs. Eldon Harvey Mr . R. O. Smith n.„? fimiiii hjl ll'IIIHI Physical Education Who ’sWho Kay Barillicr ary Allen 8arnum Betty Berman James Blakly Raymond Burton Mary Church The following students were named by a Committee of the Faculty 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 speci.al 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 United States. Alice McCracken Mike McDonald Barbara Mayer fricassee Staff Barbara Mayer —Editor Jean Mills—Editor Janie Klock—Business Manager Jackie O'Neill—Circulation Toni Polito— Literary Sharilyn Livingston—Literary Each year the Baton Rouge High yearbook staff publishes the Fricassee. It is financed by student subscriptions and by selling ads. The Fricassee, sold only in November and December, cost $5.00. The staff works on the Fricassee throughout the year so that the books can be delivered in May. We, the Fricassee Staff, enjoyed editing your yearbook, for your pleasure. We cannot say that the work is all business or all fun, but we can say that we enjoyed it thoroughly. As you see, the staff is composed of people you see in the halls every day. We hope you, the student body, enjoy your '64 yearbook because it was printed for your benefit. Sharon Samaha-Orgen zaf on Elaine McCoy—Organizition Drucilla Thom—feature Penny Theriot—Feature Mi$$ Marietta Millet—Sponsor Mrs. Betty Stevenson—Sponsor Darlene Campbell—Advertisements Linda Fontenot—Pictures Gail Gonzalez—Pictures Den Krintzman—Sports M'Lou Rubcnstein—Artist Vicki Cutrer—Typist Steve Beisnor—Photographer Diane Ford—Photographer 34 With the coolness of autumn come the sounds of spirited pep-rallies, exciting games, boosters marching, lockers clanging, sharpeners grinding, happy, exuberant voices. And outside the classroom we discover a changing wonderland of bright and sparkling colors. Red, gold, and brown leaves floating everywhere, piling silver clouds, skies sometimes blue and sometimes gray; sunsets of fire and lavender; golden harvest moons. AUTUMN SPARKLES!! 35 City - District MR. ERNEST MURPHREE Junior Varsity Champs ’63 ■MR. LEON McGRAW Back Coach 37 DUPREE WALKER 1st. All-City, 2nd. All-District HUGH SHELTON 1st. All-City, 2nd. All-District JERRY CRAFT Honorable mention for All-City SPIKE PIERCE 1st. All-City, 1st. All-District Honorable All-State BATON ROUGE HIGH 12 JESUIT 0 A crowd of over 4,000 saw Baton Rouge's Bulldogs win their first game of the season and achieve their first victory over Jesuit since 1957. David Stokes, newcomer to the team, whose total offense was 69 yds., received backfield assistance from Fullback Hugh Shelton, who netted 87 yds. on 17 carries, and Spike Pierce, who claimed 52 yds. on 11 attempts. B.R.H.S. overall gain, compared to Jesuit's, was 208-140 with a 9-6 first down edge. In a frustrating second quarter, the Bulldogs scored with 12 seconds remaining in the quarter. The play climaxed a 65 yd. plow, begun by Glen Lorio's recovery on the B.R.H.S. 35. All in all, it was a fine Bulldog victory for the team and its fine coach, Ray Porta. BATON ROUGE HIGH 40 LAFAYETTE 20 38 Shelton crashes over right-guard The Baton Rouge High Bulldogs, racking up a RICKEY JOHNSON lit. All-City, honorable mention for All-District CHUCK HILL Honorable All-City ADRIAN D'ARMOND Honorable All-State, 1st. All-City, 1st. All-District DAVID STOKES 1st. All-City, 1st. All-District, 2nd. All-State total of 386 yds. total offense to the Lions 80 yds., won their second victory of the season. After opening with an 86 yd. kick-off return, the Lions led 7-0, marking the only time they were to be in the lead. Six plays after Darrell McCardles' recovery of a Lafayette fumble in the first quarter, George Bevan scored, knotting the game at 7-7 after a PAT by Bill Nestler. The Bulldogs drove 78 yds. in the second quarter to score on Pierce's 18 yd. sprint. Later in this quarter, Roy Lively recovered a Lafayette fumble and a 39 yd. scoring pass from Stokes to Pierce marked the score 21-7, with Nestler adding the extra point. Lafayette scored twice in the second quarter but because of a blocked kick, the score remained 21-20. Baton Rouge took the second half kickoff and scored in four plays, driving 68 yds. with Stokes getting the score on a beautiful 54 yd. run. The kick was wide. The Bulldogs scored twice in the final quarter, Hugh Shelton scoring first on a one yard run and sub-quarterback Mike Glissen passing 24 yds. to Spike Pierce for the final score which was Baton Rouge High 40, Lafayette 20. Bovan around right end 39 BILL NESTLER All-City, All-District, Honorable all-state DARRYL McCARDLE 1st. All City, Honorable All-District JIM CASSIDY All-City GEORGE BEVAN All-City, second team All-State, second team BATON ROUGE HIGH 19 BROADMOOR 7 For about eleven minutes out of the first quarter, the Broadmoor Buccaneers proved that a good offense is the best defense against a squad of speed demons like our Bulldogs. When we did get the ball, however, we made the most of it, giving us a 19-7 victory. Scoring all three touchdowns, Spike Pierce brought his record up to eight for the season. Pierce over left tackle. C.H.s. Quarterback Stokes and Pierce teamed for the 54 yard pass play touchdown in the second quarter, Pierce plunging two yards for a score in the third to break a 7-7 deadlock. The tie breaking and clinching touchdowns came after Ricky Johnson, Bulldog center, recovered a Broadmoor fumble at the BRHS two and the Bulldogs were set up for their third and final touchdown. A 60 yard drive, helped by a 15 yard penalty against the Bucs and a 24 yard pass brought the ball up to the 12. George Bevan gained 6, Stokes picked up two, Bevan another one and Pierce going over left tackle for the final T.D. Baton Rouge 19, Broadmoor 7. BATON ROUGE HIGH 6 HOLY CROSS 30 Holy Cross's swift-striking land offense stunned Baton Rouge High with four first-half touchdowns, three within the first 17 minutes, as the power-packed Tigers dealt the Bulldogs a 30-6 defeat. The Bulldogs were dealt their first defeat following three victories. Even though the Tigers made only one TD in the second half, the damage had been done. Baton Rouge High put its six points on the score board with 6:50 left in the third quarter. David Stokes engineered a seven-play-55 yard drive, which he capped with a five yard rollout. Bill Nestler's conversion attempt was blocked. Final score. Baton Rouge High 6, Holy Cross 30. BATON ROUGE HIGH 27 BOGALOUSA 12 In the District 3-AAA opener at Memorial Sta- nley! What's the big secret, boys? Pierce runs over right tackle 41 l Left to right: Lloyd Giblin, David Stokes, Mike Glisson (Quarterbacks) (Tackles) Left to right: Ricky Karris, David Broussard, Buzzy Hair, Jim Cassidy, Mark Bcnnef, Adrien D'Armond Stokes prepares to throw, Bolton Case, Broussard throws Marchison, loss of 6 yds. dium last night, a crowd of nearly 4000 watched the Bulldogs defeat the unbeaten Lumberjacks. The Bulldogs, contrary to other games, preferred to stay on the ground, collecting 250 yards on rush plays, 73 and 61 yards on sustained drives, and a 69 yard pass-interception return by End Darryl McCardle. David Stokes sprinted 12 yards for the first TD and 9 yards for the third TD. Stokes' fourth TD toss was a completion to Joe Womack of 32 yards. Pierce, Bevan, and Stokes collected 82, 51, and 40 yards respectively, leading the Bulldogs' ground assault which produced 14 first downs to the Jack's 11. Final score was Baton Rouge 27 and Bogalousa 12. BATON ROUGE HIGH 14 CATHOLIC HIGH 0 By scoring in the third and fourth quarters, the Bulldogs knocked out Catholic High's hopes for a District 3-AAA and city Triple-A upset here Friday night. The fifth win in six games didn't come easy for the Bulldogs. The Bruins came within 29 Uft to right: Jerry Craft, Ricky Johnson, Jimmy Case, John Crerneens (Centers) left to right: Johnny Gould. Hugh Shelton, Gary R;.h«««. ■ L -(Fullbacks) oone, John Ta,e and 1 5 yards of the Baton Rouge High School goal and made the Bulldogs' lead look very insecure in the beginning of the second half. Bulldog halfback Spike Pierce, however, sprinted 23 yards and with the help of the official climaxed a 58 yard third period drive. He later intercepted a Catholic High pass late in the fourth quarter to set up the six-pointer for Hugh Shelton as the Bulldogs took the Bruins, 14-0. BATON ROUGE HIGH 19 BOLTON 0 A game which was expected to be a toss up between both teams because of a rash of Canine injuries, resulted in a seventh Bulldog victory. Spike Pierce, playing with a bandaged hand, intercepted three key passes. He also accounted for the Bulldogs' second six-point when he stepped one yard through left tackle to climax a 37 yard drive which required nine plays. The first touchdown came when Stokes made a fake to Shelton, pulled the ball back and went 55 yards around left end just 52 seconds after the Pierce sweeps around left end Pierce crashes through line, C.H.S. 43 (Wing-backs) Left to right: Butch Hclvcston, George Bevan, Joe Womack, Johnny Gregory (Ends) left to right: Darryl McCerdle, Jim Davidson, Larry Randolph, Floyd Giblin, Roy lively. Bill Nestler starf of the third quarter. Pierce added two fourth-quarter touchdowns, Nestler giving Baton Rouge High the extra point resulting in a 19-0 Victory over the Bears. BATON ROUGE HIGH 21 LEE 0 Triple-A Baton Rouge High played to win its seventh victory in eight starts as it defeated the Lee Rebels in a 21-0 homecoming victory. The Bulldogs scored twice in the second quarter. From the 29, Stokes and Hill advanced 19 yards in three cracks at the Reb mid-section. Stokes then faked to Shelton and kept around his right side, sprinting for the corner flag. Nestler converted for a lead of 7-0. Shelton completed the second TD with a kick from Nestler bringing the score to 14-0. Pierce set up the third Bulldog marker with a 22 yard return to the Rebel 10. From two-and-a-half yards out. Pierce went over by continuing to drive hard after being hit short of the goal line. Final score was Baton Rouge 21 and Lee 0. 44 Stokos hand off to Sbelton for 4 yd . (Guards) Loft fo r,-ght: Jack Harrell, Chuck Hill, Spike Pierce Left to right: Glen Lorio, Graves Thomas, Frank DePrima, Vince (Halfbacks) LaBorde, Ronnie Coilo, Tommy Lacey, Dupree Parker BATON ROUGE HIGH 0 TERREBONNE 17 Baton Rouge High, which has been racing with the moon under its new coach, Ray Porta, suffered its first loss in district competition tonight as Terrebonne took a 17-0 win. The Tigers scored twice in the scond quarter and added a field goal in the last quarter. It wasn't until late in the third quarter that the Bulldogs could get something going for them. In the third quarter, the Bulldogs moved on a 64 yard drive going over into the fourth quarter. Stokes started the drive with a 12 yard pass to Floyd Giblin. Shelton and Pierce added 12 more yards in efforts. Picking up two more first downs, we were finally stopped at the Tiger 18. Final score, Terrebonne 17, Baton Rouge High 0. BATON ROUGE HIGH 20 ISTROUAAA 6 A crowd of 18,500 watched the Baton Rouge High Bulldogs dethrone Istrouma's District 3-AAA championship hopes in Memorial Stadium. It was the Bulldogs' third victory in four district starts and eighth in ten games. BRHS's seven-diamond and variation of a wide-tackle six defenses did the job and contained the Indian's running game Friday night, holding the Tribe to a net of 16 yards on the ground. Except for a few passing plays, the Bulldogs seemed to know where the Injuns were going before they got there. Istrouma's only TD was concluded by a 12 yard pitch to Dousay 1:10 before the finish. BRHS's George Bevan, Roy Lively, and Spike Pierce, made interceptions, picking off three Istrouma aerials. The Bulldog attack, spearheaded by Pierce, Shelton, and Stokes grinded for 178 yards. The Bulldogs attempted seven passes including a 27 yarder to Stokes by Pierce, bringing BRHS its second TD. A 13-play drive of 55 yards brought BRHS's initial score. Not only was the win Baton Rouge High's first since 1960 but it was the widest margin in the series since 1949. Baton Rouge High now goes 45 d on as District champions in to the playoffs against the New Orleans Catholic league for state championship. Final score, BRHS—20, Istrouma—6. BATON ROUGE HIGH 6 JESUIT 22 Jesuit's Blue Jays defeated the Baton Rouge High Bulldogs in a quarterfinal Triple-A playoff game attended by a few 3000 spectators on a rainsoaked night. Baton Rouge High started out as if to make short work of their opponents, moving 63 yards in only seven plays for a score made by Fullback Hugh Shelton. The Jays quickly retaliated, completing a 16 yard play putting Jesuit in the lead. The lead was maintained by the Jays the rest of the evening. The final outcome sent the Jays on to another playoff but left the Bulldogs in the field, insofar as State Championship was concerned. Final score was Baton Rouge 6 and Jesuit 22. Mr. Dykes accepts City-Championship trophy David Stokes accepts Scholastic Award FOOTBALL BANQUET AWARDS Scholastic David Stokes Sportsmanship ... David Stokes Captain's Award Hugh Shelton Best All Around Back-Lineman Adrian D'Armond 0. M. Helveston Award Spike Pierce District trophy givon to Mr. Burge Spike Pierce accepts O. M. Helveston Award Hugh Shelton accepts Captain's Award 47 VJV ? QTt BULLDOG SPIRIT The gridiron, the court, and the diamond, Weld the players and Bulldog fans into a force. The pep meeting gives us the great spirit. It gives heart to the cheerleaders To urge the team on. It remains after the last play, A part of the future and a memorable past. Cheerleaders The picture above shows our cheerleaders in the formation for Touchdown. They used this cheer in the final competition of the Mid-South Cheerleader Institute this past summer which had an attendance of 1200. The highest honor given by the institute was awarded to the BRHS cheerleaders for their performance of Touchdown. 55 Arm Corb«tt, Phil Detlefs Suzcttc England, George Bourke The Boosters are a group of girls who strive to increase school spirit. They attend most athletic events and all in and out of town football games, at which they are best known for their performances. The Boosters give aid to many charitable and civic organizations by participating in many drives, parades, and other functions. Mr . Bryan Post Sponsor COMPANY A Officer—Betty Berman Cyril Heromart, Becky Speakman, Mona Truluck, Betty Vernon, Kathy Higgins, Ann Norwood, Bonnie Bridges, Pam Miller, Marsha Roberts, Betty Abercrombie, Sacey Alexander, Gail Blanchard, Kim Baylcs . COMPANY B Off cer-Kaye McCullough Kay Murrell, Linda James, Barbara Dozier, Laura Brister, Jo Eve Stafford, Milam Johnson, Betty Jean Trouard, Kitty Dean, Frances Hutchiton, Dinah Payne, Diane Landry, V esly Shartle, Diane Thomas, Louise Conway, Sharon Turcan, Barbara Noland. Margie Murphy Sandra Dyson Peggy Parsons Cherry Means Gail Brooks Kayo Atkinson Gwon Dressel Jcrelyn Wright Peggy 8rown Carol Middloton Joyce Carter Robbie Haddox Kathy Travis Kay Cason 56 COMPANY C Officer—Mary Church The Boosters are divided into five groups: the Precision Squad, which is mainly responsible for the shows presented at the games; the Drummers, who play the drums for all the precision shows and parades; the Honor Flag Corps, which is made up of sophomore girls with exceptional marching ability who carry the flags in the shows; Gun Corps, which is sophomore girls who perform in precision shows; and the Hi-Steppers, which is a dance group that performs at football games and pep meetings. Quito Storkcy, Nancy Neal, Pam Smith, Ferol Cox, Susan Whittbornc, Sue Chaney, Johanna Smith, Paula Cremecns, Sandra Burke, May Gay Nilson. COMPANY E New members are taken in the spring; in order to apply for membership in Boosters a girl must have a C average in every subject; and then if she passes a written and marching test her membership is attained. Girls desiring to become drummers must also pass a drumming test. Myra Kay Stokes, Kathy Hebert, Jo Ann Canella, Emily Wray Robinson, Maggie lano, Suzie Hair, Debbie Reese, Patty Hair, Virginia Kronke, launo Murphy, Kay Myrick, Cindy Christy, Carol Geheber. COMPANY F Officer—Mlml Barnum 57 Kay Rcaionover, Lynn Williamson, Claudette Kimble, Martha Nix, Janet Blakley, Lynn Pool, Kathy Maddox, Jane Reuther, Glcnace Norton, Johnnie Sue Larquier, Sue Lambert. COMPANY G1 Officer—Anne Affoller Judy Morcom, Royee Thibadaux, Pam Wcslbrook, Margie Seay, Martha Mullins, Cheryl Gregg, Chris Norton, Ann Butler, Kay Fenton, Susan Bergeron. COMPANY G2 Marianne Montegudo Captain Linda Hardin Co-Captain Marilyn Mieyer, Cheryl Grunwald, Donna Narozniack, Sharon McCrory, Allysoo O'Brien, Betty Heath, Sherry Bailey, Judy Quine, Brenda Compozou, Ina Mahoney, Elizabeth Stout, Marlene Rutledge, Tommy Collier, Elizabeth Simes, Becky Stevenson, Della Melton. 58 COMPANIES H AND I OFFICERS Vicc-Prcs.—Anne Affcltcr President—Mi mi Barnum Secretory—Kaye McCullough Treasurer—Betty Bernum DRILL CAPTAINS Company A ......... Company B --------- Company C ......... Company E --------- Company F --------- Company G1 -------- Company G2 -------- Company H.......... Company I ......... . CYRIL ANN HEROMAN _______ KAY MURRELL MARGIP MURPHY QUITA STARKEY KATHY HEBERT KAY REASONOVER ROYCE THIBODAUX MARIANNE MONTEGUDO _______ LINDA HARDIN 59 Operations Officer MARY CHURCH Assistant Secretary ................ BARBARA DOZIER Reporter _______________________________ PAM MILLER Head Quartermaster .................. SHARON McCRORY QUARTERMASTERS BOY BOOSTERS 61 Baud The band takes part in many activities carried on during school. During football season the band plays for all the pep-meetings to help build up spirit in the student body. Then the band attends the football games where they play marches to build up spirit in the students attending the game, and also a half-time or pre-game show for entertainment. The band attends the District Music Festival and later the State Music Festival. Also during the year the band puts on a concert to show the many talented musicians who make up the organization. 62 ALL-STATE BAND L. to R.—Frances Kastler, Brad Black, Jimmy Blakly, Bob Armstrong DRUM MAJOR- Tommy Holley MAJORETTES, I. to r.: Linda Grimes Sherry Hall Peggy Louque Carol Rotolo OFFICERS: ROW 1-Clay Sicard, Tytti Mehaffcy (publicity), Frances Kasller, Bob Schaffarzick, Arthur Acarbrough, Sherry Hall—Sec.-Treas. Jimmy Blakly—Conductor. ROW 2—Brad Black—Vice-Pres., Sammy Vincent, Tommy Holley— Drum Major, Jim Jackson, Butch Croom—President, Mike Geree. ALL PARISH BAND K'LouJ quit eating that pastel ust swallowed a c sarr write a little bit bl«er Chicjcamaa scoutsJJ j who stole owcome everybody s upside down be ready in a minite the stamping syndn ir hard working staff Betty Abercrombie Boosters, Beta Club, National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Junior Academy of Science, Latin Club, French Club Jodie Acosta F.H.A. Page Acree, Jr. Key, Beta, Junior Academy of Science, Latin, Student Council, Mu Sigma, Track, Pelican Boys' State, Basketball Margaret Adams Junior Academy, Spanish, National Honor Society Anne Affolter Beta, National Honor, Mu Alpha Theta, Mu Sigma, French, Boosters, Junior Academy, F.T.A., Junior Red Cross, Student Council, Junior Achievement, Pelican Girls' State, Leadership Conference Lynn Alexander Hi-Y, Spanish Sara Alexander Boosters, F.T.A., Junior Academy, French, Y-Teens, Mu Sigma, Mu Alpha Theta Benny Alford Red Cross, Jr. Achievement, Art, Student Council, Safety Tim Alford French, Student Council, Track, B.R. Swimming Team, Pelican Boys, Cheerleader, Buzzer, Hi-Y, Red Cross, Junior Academy, Jr. Achievement Alfonso Alzamora Spanish Club Virginia Anderson Library Club, German Club Leslie Andrews F.H.A. Roland Arnold Beta, Mu Alpha Theta, Junior Academy of Science, Red Cross, Latin, German, Safety Chapter, Student Council, Pelican Boys' State Don Ash William Arthur (Bill) Atkinson Thespians, Latin Club, Buzzer Staff, Junior Achievement, Student Council, Debate Team Becky Babin F.B.L.A., Latin, Red Cross Edna Babin F.H.A., Buzzer Sherry Bailey F.H.A., F.T.A., Boosters Becky Baker F.H.A., Spanish Marilyn Baker Priscilla Barbay F.H.A. Martin J. Butch Barcelona Kay Barillier French Club, Latin Club, National Honor Society, Mu Sigma, Writers' Club, Red Cross B. C. Barnette Mary Allen (Mimi) Barnum French Club, Junior Academy of Science, Red Cross, Beta, Art Club, Boosters, F.T.A., Swimming Team Janet Barras Tommy Barrett Mu Alpha Theta, B.R., German Don Basten Robert Baugh Martha Ann Tina Beall Spanish Club, F.H.A., Student Council, Junior Red Cross, F.B.L.A. Sandra Beavers Band Steve Beisner German, Math, Engineering, Fricassee Writers' Club, Buzzer Robert Benefield Tommy Bennett Hi-Y Betty Berman Spanish, Jr. Academy of Sciences, Beta, Future Teachers, National Honor Society, Boosters, Student Council, Leadership Conference Kathy Berry Spanish James Beysselance Sandra Berteau Junior Red Cross, F.H.A., Y-Teens, Junior Achievement Bill Biossat Jimmy Blakly Spanish, Latin, Junior Academy of Science, Band, Mu Sigma, Math., Mu Alpha Thefa, National Honor Society Gail Blanchard Boosters, F.T.A., Spanish Club, Jr. Red Cross Walter Blum Mary Ann Blythe Richard Boe Beverly Ann Cookie Bongiovanni F.B.L.A., Spanish Club Gail Bordasch Future Nurses, Latin, Mu Sigma, Library Jo Carole Bordelon Junior Red Cross, F.B.L.A., F.T.A., F.H.A., Swimming Team, Student Council, Pelican Girls' State, Spanish Club, Future Nurses, Jr. Academy of Science Lou Bordelon Darlene Borders F.B.L.A., Spanish Club George (Chip) Boulter Latin Club, Swimming Team, Track, Fricassee, Hi-Y George Bourke Jr. Academy, Math, Mu Sigma, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor, Cheerleader, Pelican Boys' State Castay Bowles Safety, Spanish, Jr. Red Cross, Art, Y-Teens Geraldine Bowers F.H.A., Art Betta Bowman Vervian Elaine Bogle Gerald Bozeman De Witt Braud Latin Club Louis Braud Claire Breaux Richard Bright Tommy Broach Junior Academy of Science, French Club, Mu Sigma, En gineering Fellowship, Mu Alpha Theta, Track David Broussard German, Student Council, B.R. Club, Football Kathy Broussard F.H.A., Y-Teens, Red Cross Joseph Carl Bucky Brown Spanish, Hi-Y, Swimming Team Brian Bruce Spanish Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Math Club, Mu Sigma, Latin, Junior Academy of Science, National Honor Society Carolyn Bruce F.H.A. Douglas Bruce Latin, J.A. Noel Brumfield L Douglas Broussard Fred J. (Freddie) Buchmann Larry Bullion Student Council Charles Burchell Ray Burton Key, Beta, Mu Sigma, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor, Jr. Achievement, Latin, Hi-Y, Student Council, Pelican Boys' State Bill Burychka Band Harold Butler Mu Alpha Theta, Jr. Achievement, Spanish Jerome C. (Jay) Byers Edward Cailleteau French, Mu Sigma, Leadership Conference Virginia (Ginny) Calvit F.B.L.A., Future Nurses, Y-Teens Linda Cambre Spanish Al Cangelosi Red Cross Barbara Jo Cangelosi D.E. Rita Cangelosi F.B.L.A. Carol Caracci Art, F.B.L.A., F.H.A., Jr. Red Cross, Student Council, Y-Teens Toni Carlino Future Nurses, Latin-Y-Teens, F.B.A.L., Library Joyce Carter Math, Junior Red Cross, Y-Teens, F.H.A., Mu Sigma, Boosters Jim Cassidy Football, Junior Red Cross, Writers' Club, German, Math, Mu Alpha Theta Sharon Castle Spanish, F.T.A., Chorus, Safety Chapter, Jr. Red Cross Hubert Cavell Red Cross, J.A., Hi-Y, Choir Robert Chadbourne Junior Academy of Science, Latin, .Student Council, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, Chorus, J.A., Hi-Y Robert Champion Football, Buzzer, Track, Hi-Y, B.R. Sue Chaney Boosters, Latin, Choir, Junior Red Cross, Junior Achievement, F.H.A. Wayne Chapman Junior Academy of Science, Student Council, Junior Achievement, Hi-Y Mary Helen Church Beta, Boosters, F.B.L.A., Future Teachers, Latin, French, Leadership, Safety, Jr. Red Cross, Tennis, J.A. Elaine Chustz Cheryl Clement Student Council, Spanish, F.H.A., Y-Teens Robert Coe Mu Alpha Theta Charles Collier Spanish, D.E. Don Cole Reynolds Rin Collins Math, J.A., Hi-Y, B.R. Club, Track, Student Council, Football Brenda Combouzou Junior Academy of Science, Latin, F.H.A., Boosters Paul Cooper Swimming Team, Track, Hi-Y, Spanish Johnny Cothell Math, Latin George Cotton Buzzer, Debate, Writers Club, Red Cross, Baseball Linda Cowart Red Cross, Hi Steppers, Student Council, Jr. Achievement Jerry Craft Latin, Football, Baseball, Student Council Tommy Crais Junior Achievement Molton B. (Butch) Croom Band Beth Cudd Spanish, Chorus Gloria Dace F.B.L.A., Spanish Adrian D'Armond Jr. Academy, B.R., Key, Spanish, Football, Track, Student Council Linda Dauzart F.B.L.A., Library Club Carolyn Davis Spanish, Y-Teens, Future Nurses, Red Cross, F.B.L.A., Student Council Doretha Davis Don Dawson Chorus Joy Day F.H.A., Future Nurses, Y-Teens, Latin, Library Club, Jr. Red Cross, Buzzer Lee Ann Day Y-Teens, F.H.A., F.B.L.A., Student Council, Swimming Team Dudley Dean Safety Chapter, Red Cross Dennis Davis Joseph DeJohn D.E. Club Phil Detlefs Cheerleader, Hi-Y, German, Safety Chapter, Junior Achievement Roddy Devall Football, Basketball, B.R. Club Charlotte Dial Writers' Club, Thespians, Buzzer, Choir, Red Cross Kathleen Dial Junior Red Cross, F.B.L.A., Student Council, Tumbling Team, D.E. Toni Didier Frank Di Prima Randall Randy Dornier Junior Achievement Diana Doran F.H.A., Chorus, F.B.L.A. Arlett Dover Jimmy Dowell Art, F.B.i.A., Student Council Barbara Dozier National Honor Society, Boosters, F.T.A., F.H.A., Mu Alpha Thera, Spanish Gwen Dressel Boosters, Junior Red Cross, Safety Chapter, Y-Teens, Art, Spanish Karen Dresser Band, National Honor Society, Junior Academy of Sciences, Future Nurses, Red Cross, Mu Sigma, Mu Alpha Theta, Spanish Susan Duckenfield National Honor Society, Mu Sigma, Mu Alpha Theta, Spanish, Student Council, Red Cross Tommy Dunnam David Dupuy Eddie Easley Hi-Y Jo Ann Edwards F.T.A., Library, German, Y-Teens, Leadership Conference Gary Elbourne Projection Operators, Safety Chapter, Monitors, Junior Achievement Walter Eldredge National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Engineering Fellowship, Jr. Red Cross, German, Jr. Achievement, Writers' Club Fred Enright Hi-Y Brenda Falcon F.H.A., F.B.L.A., Junior Red Cross, Future Nurses Loretta Ferguson F.H.A., F.B.L.A., Junior Achievement Jimmy Fleming John Flowers Jr. Red Cross, Student Council Linda Fontenot F.B.L.A., Future Nurses, Y-Teens, Junior Red Cross, Junior Achievement, Fricassee Staff Diane Ford National Honor Society, Beta, N.S.F. Program, Engineering Fellowship, Mu Alpha Theta, Mu Sigma, Jr. Academy of Science, Boosters, French, Latin, Fricassee Staff Elaine Ford Spanish Jerie Ford Thespians, Latin, Chorus, Junior Achievement Sharyn Ford Jr. Academy of Science, Student Council, F.B.L.A., Y-Teens Robb Forman Latin, French, Art, Red Cross Pat Foster Art, French, Library Cathy Fought Junior Academy, Red Cross, F.H.A., Sludent Council, F.B.L.A. Cathy Gaines Spanish, Red Cross, F.B.L.A. Sharon Galloway F.H.A., F.B.L.A., F.T.A., Red Cross, F.N.A. David Garrett Jeanell Garrison Spanish Danny Gianelloni Track Pat Giblin Key, Student Council, B.R., Baseball, Mu Alpha Theta, Mu Sigma, Beta, Latin, Junior Academy, Red Cross Charles Gibson Jimmy Gilbert Key, Beta, Junior Academy, Mu Alpha Theta, Spanish, National Honor Society, Honorary Booster Sandra Gillespie Carolyn Glaze National Honor Society, Beta, Mu Sigma, Mu Alpha Theta, French, F.T.A., F.H.A., Y-Teens, Pelican State, Student Council, Math Mike Glisson Key, German, Student Council, F.T.A., Junior Academy, B.R., Football, Basketball, Baseball, Office aid Ted Glusman Writers, Franch, Latin, Mu Alpha Theta, Nat'l Honor Society, Engineering Fellowship, Debate, Thespians, N.S.F. Program, Leadership Jimmy Godso Student Council Gail Gonzalez National Honor Society, Junior Academy, Safety Council, French, Mu Alpha Theta, Mu Sigma, Engineering Fellowship, Math, Y-Teens, Red Cross, Student Council, Fricassee, N.S.F. Program Mike Goodman Johnny Gould Spanish, Math, Student Council, Junior Academy, Track, Hi-Y, Football, Red Cross Art Grady Bob Gray Key, Beta, Baseball, Mu Sigma, J.A., Junior Academy, Mu Alpha Theta, French, Student Council, Pelican State Jim Gray Marion Greenup Donald Gremillion J.A. Cheryl Grunewald Choir, Junior Academy, Student Council, Latin, Y-Tccns, Mu Alpha Theta, Mu Sigma, Red Cross, Boosters John Guillory Operators, Jets, J.A., Latin Bobbie Gulla Lila Guma Sherry Love Hall Band, Safety, French, Mu Sigma, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society Bill Hammer Mu Sigma, Latin, German Ronnie Hanagriff B.R., Football, Track, Art Jimmy Hardin Mu Alpha Theta, German Linda Hardin F.T.A., F.H.A., Spanish, Boosters, Red Cross, Pelican State Marilyn Harper Ralph A. (Brick) Harrell Football, French, Track, Hi-Y Irma Harrison Gary Hart Safety Council, Buzzer, J.A. Mayce Hart Chorus, Student Council Ronnie Haynes Buzzer, Tumbling Betty Heath Red Cross, Latin, Junior Academy, Boosters, Beta, Mu Sigma Kathy Heath F.N.A., Red Cross, F.B.L.A. Ann Hebert Y-Teens, F.H.A. Gary Hebert Henry Hebert F.B.L.A., Student Council, Red Cross O. M. (Butch) Helveston B.R., Junior Academy, Mu Alpha Theta, Beta, Future Teachers, Football, Student Council Cyril Ann Heroman Junior Academy, Mu Sigma, Boosters, Red Cross, Mu Alpha Theta, Y-Teens Kathy Higgins Art, Latin, Future Teachers, Buzzer, Boosters, J.A. Pat Higgins Spanish, Mu Alpha Theta, Mu Sigma, French Jr. Academy, Red Cross, Boosters William C. (Billy) Hinds Latin, F.B.L.A., Red Cross, Hi-Y, J.A. Sandra (Sandy) Hloucal National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Math, Junior Academy, Spanish, Booster, J.A. Emma Lou Hohensee Future Nurses 7 Sam Holladay Thomas Holley F.B.L.A., Band, Chorus Ashton Holloway National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Math, Spanish, Mu Sigma, Hi-Y, Basketball, Track, Student Council, J.A. Karin Hopper F.B.L.A., French, Student Council Leon (Butch) Hornsby Math, French, Mu Alpha Theta, Safety, Football Roger Hudson Spanish, Mu Alpha Theta Velma Jean Hunter Frances Hutchinson Art, Boosters, Y-Teens, Math, Spanish, F.H.A., Student Council Larry Hyland Swimming Ann Isaac French, Future Nurses, Red Cross Jim Jackson J.A., Chorus, Band Kay James Spanish, F.H.A. Cliff Janney Connie Jeffirs Blanche Jeffries Betty Jane Jemison Bobby Jenkins German, Mu Sigma, Mu Alpha Theta Carolyn Johnson Spanish, F.B.L.A., Student Council, Red Cross Cindy Ann Johnson Spanish Gene Johnson Rickey Johnson Student Council, Key, Mu Sigma, Beta, Spanish, Football, B.R., Honorary Boosters Tommy Johnston J.A., German, Hi-Y Alan Jokinen Writers, Thespians, Red Cross, Chorus Linda Jones F.B.L.A., F.H.A. Rowland Jones National Honor Society, Beta, Mu Sigma, Y-Teens, Mu Alpha Theta, French, Future Teachers, Student Council, Cheerleader, Pelican State Barry Karns Beta, National Honor Society, Mu Sigma, Mu Alpha Theta, Junior Academy, F.B.L.A., French, Red Cross, Basketball Frances Kastler National Honor Society, Band Don Jones Richard Kuhlman Safety, J.A., Latin Byron Kidder Spanish, Latin Beverly Kimble Y-Teens, F.H.A., Junior Achievement, Future Nurses, Red Cross Juanita King F.H.A., Library, Safety Elizabeth Kleinpeter Buzzer, Chorus, Red Cross, Safety Club, Junior Achievement, French, F.H.A., Future Teachers, Boosters Sterling Kling French, Math, Mu Alpha Theta, Mu Sigma Janie Klock Beta, Mu Sigma, French, Swimming, Fricassee Myron Knopp Writer's Club, Spanish, Red Cross Tony Knox Hi-Y Larry Konikoff Brett Kriger Spanish, Student Council, Red Cross Donald King Senior Class Officers Mike is a member of the 1964 Varsity Football Team and Baseball Team. He won Best Personality of the Senior Class and was President of his Junior Class. Roland is a Pelican Boys' State Delegate, Vice-President of the Safety Chapter, President of Mu Alpha Theta, a member of the Executive Board, and Most Courteous of his Senior Class. Della is President of the French Club, Social Chairman of the Executive Board for the first semester, section leader in the A Cappella Choir, member of the 1964 Homecoming Court, Most Courteous of her Senior Class, and a Highstepper. Ray is a member of the Key Club, Vice-President of Mu Sigma, the Treasurer o: National Honor Society, Secretary-Treasurer of Baton Rouge Hi-Y, Pelican Boys' State Delegate elected to the House, and President of a Junior Achievement Com pany for the past two years. 90 Senior Standouts 91 Cecil Patrick Laborde French, Spanish, Buzzer Staff, Hi-Y, Safety Chapter, Tumbling Team Vince LaBorde Art, Red Cross, Football Fairly Land Thespians, J.A., F.H.A. Diane Landry Y-Teens, German, Future Nurses, F.T.A., Boosters, F.H.A. Pam Landry Student Council, Jr. Red Cross, Band—Majorette, Swimming Team, F.B.L.A., Future Nurses, Y-Teens Cynthia Langlois Future Nurses, Red Cross Larry Thomas Lanning Operator's Club, Latin Becki Larquier Junior Achievement, F.H.A., F.N.A., Student Council, Junior Red Cross, Y-Teens Vicki Larson Y-Teens, Math Club, Spanish, Red Cross, F.H.A. Tim Lauer Key Club, Jets, Mu Alpha Theta, Mu Sigma, Jr. Academy of Science, Student Council Rosemarie Lawrence Mack Lea Key, Beta, Junior Achievement, Junior Academy of Science, Mu Alpha Theta, Mu Sigma, Student Council Tommy LeBlanc Student Council, Jr. Red Cross, Hi-Y, Art, Tumbling Team Sharon LeDuff Patrick LeRay Latin, Operators, Hi-Y, Student Council, Junior Achievement Dianna Lerma Spanish, Library Sonia Lillard F.H.A., F.B.L.A., Junior Achievement Ricardo Lima Spanish, National Honor Society Shirley Lively F.B.L.A. Harold Lockwood Camille Lasse Spanish Linda Sue Lott F.B.L.A., Band, Y-Teens Donald Loup Latin, Mu Sigma, Mu Alpha Theta, High School Red Cross, Swimming Team Glenda Loupe F.B.L.A., Library Joe Loupe High School Red Cross Louise Loupe F.H.A., High School Red Cross, Y-Teens, Spanish Pat Love F.B.L.A. Diane Luccasen F.B.L.A., Junior Achievement, Red Cross, Student Council Angelo Macaluso Pat McBride Mickey McCall B.R., Hi-Y, Student Council Dickie McCandless Band, Chorus Shirley McCandless Y-Teens, German, Band, Future Nurses, Red Cross, Safety, F.H.A. Darrell McCardle Red Cross, B.R. Club Phyllis McClanahan Library, F.H.A., Red Cross, Junior Achievement John McConnell Student Council, B.R., Spanish Kitty McCormick Future Nurses, Buzzer, F.H.A., Y-Teens, Student Council, Junior Achievement Elaine McCoy F.H.A., Y-Teens, Beta, French, Math, National Honor, Mu Sigma, Mu Alpha Theta, Fricassee, Student Council, Swimming, Pelican Girls' State Susan McCoy Red Cross, F.H.A. Alice McCracken Math, Junior Academy of Science, Latin, Mu Sigma, National Honor, Band, Engineering Fellowship Sharon McCrory F.T.A., Jr. Academy of Science, Beta, Key Club-Sponsor French, Boosters Kaye McCullough Boosters, F.T.A., National Honor Society, Mu Alpha The :-High School Red Cross, Spanish, F.B.L.A., Jr. Academy of Science, Leadership Farrel McDaniel French Mike McDonald Key Club, Beta, National Honor Society, Mu Alpha There Jr. Academy of Science, Safety Chapter, Latin, Stude Council, Track, Swimming Team David McFadden Pelican Boys' State, Mu Sigma, Beta, Student Counc Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, Band, Jr. Rec Cross, Engineering Fellowship, Hi-Y Elmo McMorris Mark McMorris Arnold McVey Art, Swimming Team Sandra McVey Choir Sharon McVey Chorus Ina Mahoney Junior Academy of Sciences, Boosters, Junior Red Cross, Latin, F.T.A., Beta, Future Nurses, Mu Sigma, Mu Alpha Theta Denise Malesic Latin, French, Lib-ary, Junior Achievement, Choir, Y-Teens Susan Manley Boosters, F.B.L.A., Student Council, French, Y-Teens Pam Marks F.H.A., Y-Teens, Junior Achievement, Red Cross Steve Martin Hi-Y Billy Maruschak ' Junior Academy of Sciences, Latin Price Mason Hi-Y Lewis May Spanish, Safety Chapter, Math, Jr. Red Cross, Junior Achievement Barbara Mayers Safety Chapter, French, F.T.A., Y-Teens, Fricassee, Choir, Leadership Della Melton Boosters, Jr. Academy of Science, F.T.A., French, Student Council, Pelican Girls' State, Choir, Homecoming Court Marilyn Meyer Boosters, Mu Alpha Theta, Spanish, F.T.A., Mu Sigma, High School Red Cross, Jr. Academy of Science, National Honor Society Darryl Mo Michelli B.R. Club, Basketball, Baseball, Jr. Red Cross, Junior Achievement, Student Council Marilyn Midkiff Danny Milazzo Mary Ann Miles Sharon Miller Jean Mills Safety Chapter, French, F.T.A., Future Nurses, National Honor Society, Leadership, High School Red Cross, Y-Teens, Mu Sigma, Fricassee Elaine Mitchell F.H.A., F.B.L.A., Y-Teens, Future Nurses, Red Cross Bill Mollere Student Council, High School Red Cross, Mu Alpha Theta, Mu Sigma, Latin, Jr. Academy of Sciences, Band Charles Morgan Mu Sigma, Math, French, Golf Bill Monroe Spanish, Red Cross Lucille Monsoon Marianne Montegudo Junior Academy of Science, French, F.T.A., Hi-Sfeppers, Mu Alpha Theta, Student Council Gloria Montgomery F.T.A., Library, Spanish, F.B.L.A., Mu Sigma, National Honor, Math, Student Council, Choir Hank Morris Spanish, Art, B.R., Hi-Y, Football, Basketball, Red Cross, Track Pam Mott F.H.A. Jackie Mullins Latin, Y-Teens, Student Council, German, Junior Academy of Science, Boosters Leonard Murphy Margie Murphy National Honor, Mu Sigma, Boosters, Mu Alpha Theta, Leadership, Student Council, Junior Academy of Science, Latin, F.T.A., Red Cross Dale Murray Mu Alpha Theta, French, F.B.L.A. Kay Murrell Boosters, F.H.A., F.T.A., Student Council, Y-Teens Mary Louise Musso F.B.L.A., F.H.A. Marie Nacol Spanish, Junior Achievement Mike Nason Red Cross, Basketball, Track, B.R. Club Bill Nestler Buzzer Staff, B.R. Club, Student Council, Football, Basketball, Baseball Frances Noland Art, Future Nurses Trudi Normand Anne Monroe Norwood Beta, Mu Sigma, National Honor Society, Junior Academy of Sciences, F.H.A., French, Mu Alpha Theta, Boosters Nettie Noto F.H.A., F.B.L.A. Sandra Oakley F.B.L.A., Latin, Red Cross Allyson O'Brien Boosters, Math Club, Jr. Academy of Sciences, French Mike O'Conner Ben Odom Hi-Y, Mu Alpha Theta, Latin, Baseball, Jr. Academy of Science, Red Cross Marlene Ogden F.H.A. Rusty Olds Key Club, Buzzer Staff, Mu Sigma, Beta, French, Math, Student Council Jackie O'Niell Jr. Academy of Science, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, French, Safety Chapter, Fricassee, Mu Sigma Lucas Orihuela Spanish John Ory Nicholas Nicky Ourson Junior Academy of Science, Latin Dupree Parker Mu Sigma, Mu Alpha Theta, B.R. Club, F.T.A., Latin, Student Council, Football Clara Patin Dinah Payne Boosters, Y-Teens, Spanish, F.T.A., F.B.L.A. Leecy Pecquet French, Chorus, Red Cross, Student Council, F.H.A. Juan Perez Spanish Barbara Perkins F.H.A., Spanish Tom Pertuit French, Latin, German, Junior Academy of Science, Mu Alpha Theta, Red Cross Barbara Petty F.B.L.A., F.H.A. Mary Phillips F.H.A., F.B.L.A. Alice Picard DeVane Spike Pierce Red Cross, F.T.A., B.R., Choir, Hi-Y, Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball, Student Council Joan Piper F.B.I.A., Future Nurses, J.A., Y-Teens, Red Cross Forest Pitre Dickie Poche Hi-Y Frank Polito Toni Polito F.H.A., J.A., Fricassee Susan Polozola Kathy Powers French, F.T.A., Mu Sigma, Math, National Honor Soc Y-Teens Lee Price Math, Spanish, F.B.L.A., Swimming, Student Council Mike Pruyn German Doreen Purpera Buzzer, D.E. j Joey Pushker Art, Thespians Judy Quine Boosters, Y-Teens, French, F.B.L.A., Safety, F.H.A. Donna Ramey F.H.A., Y-Teens Jack Ramey Larry Randolph Latin, B.R., Hi-Y, Football, Baseball, J.A., Basketball Louise Randolph Library, Chorus, F.T.A., Red Cross, J.A. Robert Reed Band Janet Reeves Joe Reeves Mu Alpha Theta, French, Hi-Y, Band, Student Council Erma Reiley French, Y-Teens, F.H.A. Susanna Reulet F.T.A., Mu Alpha Theta Philinda Richard Library, Art, French, Student Council Bobby Richardson Jim Richardson Jo Ann Rinaudo F.B.L.A. Gary Rispone Football Melva Ritter Judy Rockholt Y-Teen$, F.H.A. Sandra Romano Latin, J.A. Tam Romans Red Cross, Spanish, Safety, Art, Swimming, J.A. Barry Roy Thespians, Spanish, Student Council Sandy Royer Thespians, Library, Latin, French, J.A. Fred Ricky Rube J.A., Red Cross, Track, Safety, F.B.L.A., Chorus, Hi-Y M'Lou Rubenstein Art, Safety, Swimming, Fricassee Anna Lee Ruckman Latin, F.N.A. Linda Rupert F.B.L.A., F.H.A. Don Russell Hi-Y, J.A. Jeanne Russell Buzzer, Debate, Spanish, Latin, Y-Teens, F.T.A., J.A., Leadership, Thespians, Red Cross Marlene Rutledge Student Council, Junior Academy, French, F.H.A., Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, F.T.A., Boosters, Red Cross Bobby Sage Band Ronnie Sammonds Mu Alpha Theta, Mu Sigma, J.A. Joel Samuels Mu Alpha Thela, Junior Academy, German, Latin, Operators, Safety, Hi-Y Ricky Sandefer Key, B.R., Football, Spanish, Hi-Y, Safety, Student Council, Mu Alpha Theta, Junior Academy, J.A. Don Sandridge Bill Sayes Arthur Scarbrough Band, Operators Bonnie Schexnayder F.B.L.A., D.E. Eugene Schneider German, Math, Chorus Henry Schopfer Safety, Student Council, Basketball Pat Scott F.B.L.A. Gayle Seefield Judith (Judy) Sequin F.B.L.A., F.H.A., Student Council, A Cappella Choir Wesley Shartle Boosters, Latin, French, Math, Mu Sigma, Future Nurses, Mu Alpha Theta, Y-Teens Hugh Shelton B.R., Student Council, Latin, Math., Mu Sigma, Key, Football Jack Shelton Spanish, Latin, Writers', Math., Mu Alpha Theta, Junior Academy of Science, Mu Sigma, National Honor Society, Junior Red Cross Glenna Shepherd F.B.L.A., Y-Teens, Future Nurses David Shinder Latin, German, Junior Red Cross Adrien Sicard Projectors Edgar H. Silvey Spanish, Buzzer Staff, Hi-Y, Football, Track Donald Simoneaux Glynn M. Simoneaux Michael Simoneaux Elizabeth Sims Boosters, Mu Alpha Theta, Beta, Latin, National Honor Society, French, Y-Teens, Junior Red Cross, Future Teachers, Junior Academy of Science Phyllis Smelley Boosters, Student Council, High School Red Cross, Junior Academy of Science, Math., F.B.L.A., Spanish, Future Teachers Alyson Smith Art, Latin, F.H.A. Cherry Lee Smith F.H.A., Tumbling Team, Choir Elroy L. Smith Thespians, High School Red Cross Pamela Smith Boosters, Leadership Conference, F.B.L.A., Spanish, Art Sandra (Corky) Smith F.B.L.A., High School Red Cross, Choir, Future Nurses, Latin Sandra Lynn Smith Art, F.H.A., Y-Teens, High School Red Cross, Junior Achievement Sharon Smith Boosters, Future Teachers, High School Red Cross, Student Council Sidney Smith Jack Spring Band, Safety Club Vernon Stacey Junior Academy of Science, Math, Latin, Mu Alpha Theta, Hi-Y, Student Council, Mu Sigma Alice Jo Stander Art Quita Starkey High School Red Cross, F.H.A., Future Teachers, Boosters, Y-Teens, French, Latin Rebecca Stephenson Boosters, Mu Sigma, Mu Alpha Theta, Future Teachers, French, Future Nurses, Safety Club David Stokes Key, Beta, Student Council, Football, Track, B.R., High School Red Cross, German, Junior Academy of Science Mu Alpha Theta, Mu Sigma, Operators Elizabeth Anne Stout Boosters, National Honor Society, Mu Sigma, French, Future Nurses, Y-Teens, F.B.L.A., Junior Academy of Science, Math Bill Strader Hi-Y, Latin Patricia Straughan F.B.L.A., F.H.A., Future Teachers, High School Red Cross, Junior Achievement, Y-Teens Cheryl Stutes Frank Sweeney Ann Switzer F.H.A., Y-Teens, Thespians, French, Future Teachers, High School Red Cross, Junior Achievement, Student Council John Taylor Tommy Terito Junior Achievement, High School Red Cross, Safety Club Neill Terry Thespians, German Penelope Anne (Penny) Theriot High School Red Cross, Latin, Safety Club, Spanish, Leadership Conference, Buzzer, Fricassee Clelie Thibodeaux Robert Thibodeaux High School Red Cross, French, B.R., Student Council, Tumbling Team, Swimming Team, Hi-Y, Junior Achievement Royce Ann Thibodaux French, Spanish, Future Nurses, Boosters, Student Cour Drucilla Thom Mu Alpha Theta, Junior Academy of Science, Frenc Spanish, Math., Safety Club, High School Red Crcr F.H.A., Fricassee, Mu Sigma Joyce Thompson Royce Thompson Mary Ashton Toups Student Council, Future Teachers, Future Nurses, High School Red Cross, Junior Academy of Science, F.B.L.A. Y-Teens, Cheerleader Suzanne Tridico Chorus Mack Truluck High School Red Cross, Junior Achievement, Studer' Council, Safety Club Clyde Tull Thespians, Junior Achievement Bobby Tullier French, High School Red Cross, Safety Club, Debate Sharon Turcan Junior Academy of Science, Leadership Conference, Mu Sigma, Boosters, Future Teachers, German, French, High School Red Cross, Student Council, Y-Teens, Math., Buzzer, Junior Achievement, Pelican Girls' State Spencer Turner Operators Cheryl Tuttle National Honor Society, Mu Sigma, Mu Alpha Theta, Math., Spanish, Junior Academy of Science Terry Usky Band, Junior Achievement Glenda Vallery F.H.A., Y-Teens, High School Red Cross Eddy Van Kerkhove Gail Vavasseur Mike Verbois Art, Student Council, Hi-Y Betty Vernon Spanish, Boosters, F.B.L.A. Kitty Vetter Y-Teens, Junior Achievement Sammy Vincent Band Wendy Waldrop Latin, Student Council, Math, Spanish, Mu Alpha Theta, Future Teachers, Boosters, Y-Teens Joel Walker Swimming Team, High School Red Cross, Safety Club, Band, B.R., Fricassee Manuel Walters Lew Ward German, Student Council, Cheerleader, Golf, Junior Achievement, Pelican Boys' State Karl Weber Student Council, Safety Club, Hi-Y Kenny Weber Safety Club, A Cappella Choir, High School Red Cross, Hi-Y Suzanne Virginia Weber Boosters, Chorus, German, Y-Teens, Junior Achievement, High School Red Cross Patricia Wells Glynn West Darrell White Safety Club, Junior Achievement, French, B.R., Basketball, Hi-Y Olen White Math, Latin, Safety Chapter, Junior Achievement, Choir Leroy Whitehead Alfred F. Willie Junior Academy of Science, Math, Mu Alpha Theta, Jets, Hi-Y, German, High School Red Cross, Junior Achievement, Student Council, Engineering Fellowship Tommy Willingham Latin, Safety Chapter, Junior Achievement, Track, Fricassee Ann Wilson F.H.A., Student Council, Future Nurses, Latin, Thespians John Wilson Joseph N. Joe Wilton Junior Achievement, Baseball Charles Wood Jerelyn Wright Future Nurses, Math, Mu Alpha Theta, Mu Sigma, National Honor Society, Safety Chapter, Boosters, Student Council Ronnie Zammit Engineering Fellowship, Math, German Don Zuelke Safety Club, Junior Achievement, German, Junior Academy of Science, Band Kaye Flory 116 As the short days of WINTER settle around us, and the excitement of autumn settles down, there is a new interest in BOOKS, as we dig a little deeper into the world of KNOWLEDGE. With the close of the football season, we walk eagerly from the field onto the BASKETBALL courts, and set our sights on the district championship. OUTSIDE the classroom, we greet with wonder the many beautiful scenes left by the North Wind and Mr. Jack Frost, who are strangers to our southern ways, but add to the beauty of a LOUISIANA WINTER. 117 118 basketball ’64 A shrieking whistle blew; a boisterous crowd and a last second field goal are all enjoyable parts cf our school year during basketball season. As the Fricassee goes to press the Bulldogs' record stands at ten wins, thirteen losses, but this by no means tells the whole story. Of the twelve defeats the Bulldogs have lost by more than 5 points in only 3 of those games. As the teams battle down to the wire we may be behind, but we do know that the Bulldogs should never be counted out. MANAGERS: left to right—Bobby Dawson, ??, Carl Schmulcn, Mike Johnston. 119 MIKE BLACKMON Guard CHUCK HILL Guard RONNIE LANDRY Confer IS JIM BONHAM Forward RODDY DEVALL Center ROY LIVELY Forward 120 FLOYD GIBLIN Forward BILL NESTLER Guard BUTCH ASHTON HOLLOWAY Guard HENRY SCHOFFER Forward ALTON SEVIER Guard 121 k A . Coach at his desk. Opp. BRHS Jesuit 67 51 Bolton 93 65 D. Sprgs. 48 45 Jesuit 58 55 St. Alo. 55 65 Biloxi 68 67 (Greenwood Tournament) Broadmoor 50 62 Bolton 59 81 Lee 64 62 Lafayette 60 55 Istrouma 50 41 Terrebonne 36 81 Wedge Kyes Lee 54 55 Holden 49 47 St. Amant 63 59 Catholic H. 47 46 Bogalousa 51 47 St. Alo. 74 64 Istrouma 55 59 Terrebonne 50 90 Catholic H. 49 65 122 Js the fricassee went to press, it was announced that the junior Varsity basketball Zeam had won the District-Championship. Congratulations to the team and its coach, Mr- Murphree. 123 Caura Krister ‘junior Kclie T . Jerraro I junior fteau Darlene Edgar o This school year of '63-'64 brought with it many new faces. On Bullpup Day, the Sophomores came to school to get acquainted with their schedules. As the days went by, they seemed to get bolder. This year a sophomore was selected to attend the FBLA spelling contest. Many of them worked in the guidance office and library. Many took part in various organizations. There were several talented people in the Thespian plays. The members of this year's class at Baton Rouge High have proven to the upperclassmen that they can and will do their best to represent BRHS to the best of their ability. The Baton Rouge High School A Cappella Choir has toured over 5,000 miles and eleven states in the last three years. This Choir has been chosen to represent the state of Louisiana at the Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington, D. C. and at the Battlefield of Chickamauga, Georgia. It is composed of sixty selected singers and was organized in 1959. The choir performs many times each year at local functions and has given a concert in the United States Capitol. It has made a superior at every music festival it has ever entered. Mr. John LcBlanc Director Choir Choir Sings Ar Georgia Celebration of Louisiana Day At Chickamauga Battlefield. 143 Choir Sings In Halls of Congress FIRST SEMESTER Student OFFICERS: President, Rickey Johnson; Vice-President, David McFadden; Secretary, Robbie Haddox,- Treasurer, Graves Thomas. EXECUTIVE BOARD: Ann Affolter, foreign Relations Tommy Collier, Publicity Carolyn Glaze, Ways and Means Roland Arnold. Tickets and Operations Spike Piorce, Traffic Not pictured: Bill Simmons, Building and Grounds Cheryl Grunewald, Administration Della Milton, Social Robert Chedbourne, Assemblies Representatives Executive Board Representatives Council SECOND SEMESTER The Student Council strives to set high standards of school citizenship, to provide for student participation in the administration of our school, and to make regulations and recommendations to promote the general welfare of the school. This year's student council will be remembered for its excellent work in redecorating the Rumpus Room. OFFICERS: Treasurer, Darrell White, Secretary, Robbie Haddox; Vice-President, George Bcurko; President, Rickey Johnson. EXECUTIVE BOARD: Ann Affolter, Social Tommy Collier, Publicity Carolyn Glaze, Ways and Means Russell Marino, Tickets and Operations Tim Alford, Building and Grounds Spike Pierce, Traffic David McFaddcn, Foreign Relations Cheryl Grunewald, Administration Robert Chadborne, Assemblies Executive Board Representatives Representatives High School Secretory Kitty Barr Reporter Died re Lockwood Left to right: Treas.—Marilyn Labello, Pres.—Joe Loupe, 1st vicc-prcs.-Grcg Hcroman, 2nd vice-pres.—Clint Harelsor.. The Mob We Believe: In service for others, for our country, our community, our school; In health of mind and body to fit us for greater service; and In working for better human relations throughout the world. 146 Red Cross Entertaining at a nursing home Peter, Paul, and Hairy Red Cross is a light in the darkness ... It is the duty of all of us to see to it that it dees not go out. Albert Schweitzer Entertaining at Jackson 147 Key Club International is a service organization, composed of high school boys and sponsored by Kiwanis International. It has an exceptionally strong international organization and its clubs are widely known for mammoth projects such as the Chicago Youth Rally. There are Key Clubs all over the North American continent, with a total membership of about fifty-two thousand young men. Sharon McCrory Sponsor Roland Jones Sponsor Page Acrce President Mike McDonald Vice-President Jackie Spiller Secretary Mack Lea Treasurer Danny Sevan Ricky Johnson Director George Bcvan Stanley Hadden Director Ray Burton Richard Boudreaux Director Adrian D'Armond  oto NOi AVAR U Nick Garner 148 Club Buzzy Hair Roy lively Hugh Sheiton The BRHS Chapter has compiled the most outstanding record of achievement in Key Club International and has won more awards than any other club. It is known in the school for such projects as The Key and in the community for activities like Student Government Day. Membership qualifications are character and leadership ability, and the election of members takes place in February. Chuck Hill Guy Kcontz Rusty Olds Bill Simmcns John Ory Brian Stagg Ronnie Landry Roger Rabalai David Stokes Felix Weill Mr. Robert Hughes Advisor Tim lauer Ricky Sandcfer Graves Thomas 149 Adrian D'Armond President MX Butch Helveston Vice-President Club Hugh Shelton Sec.-Trcesurer Coach Ernie Murphree Sponsor n 7 ■ m George Bcvan Chip Boulter Jim Cassidy r Wl 1 Winston Cundiff ' J Frank CePrima Roddy Dcvall Floyd Giblin Pat Giblin Mike Glisson ■I Rcnny Hanigriff John Gould John McConnell Larry Randolph David Broussard All male students who letter in a varsity sport at Baton Rouge High School may become members of the B.R. Club. The chief purpose of this club is to promote and encourage sportsmanship among our athletics and between our athletes and those of other schools. Mr. Murphree is the faculty advisor. 150 Safety Chapter OFFICERS President—Sieve Tierney Vice-President—Roland Arnold Traffic Safely—Dudley Dean House Safety—Penny Theriot School Safety—Kenny Weber Treasurer—Marilyn laBelle Secretary—Sherry Hall Membership to the Baton Rouge High School Chapter of the Louisiana Youth Safety Council is obtained by a two-thirds vote of all of the members. The main purpose of this organization is to develop an awareness on the part of all youth in this high school as to the seriousness of the accident problem. ISI Sponsor Mr. Brian Guillory Mi-V Mr. Oliver Hargrove Advisor OFFICERS: Ben Odom, President Tom Baskind, Vice-President Ray Burton, Secretary-Treasurer Mike McDonald—Chaplain Kathy Broussard Sponsor 152 THE MEMBERS Elaine McCoy, Sponsor V- teens Beverly Kimble President Pam Marks Vice-President Elizabeth Stout Secretary Judy Quine Treasurer Mrs. Betty Stevenson Sponsor Ela'ne McCoy Program Chairman The Y-Teen Club is composed of girls throughout our school. They work together on such projects as a style show, which is sponsored by all Y-Teen Clubs of Baton Rouge; many different service projects to help others; and by attending various conferences to become more familiar about the Y.W.C.A. and its work. Finale STYLE SHOW Joy Day 153 Mr. William lobdell Faculty Advisor Qernan Deutscher Verein is open to all students who are taking German. The purpose of the club is to further acquaint interested students with German customs and cultures. Mrs. Delores Schmidt Faculty Adviior David Shinder President Lang Baker Vice-President Bonnie Bridges Secretary Jim Cassidy Treasurer Ralph Kronke Reporter 154 Cat in Club The Latin Club seeks to enrich the student's knowledge of Roman civilization and its contribution to our own culture and by sponsoring several socials each year, to create and foster a feeling of oneness among classical students. Latin students having a B average in that subject at the end of the first six weeks and former Latin students are elegible for membership. Mrs. Laura Cotton Sponsor Mr . Beatrice Glass Sponsor David Shinder—Parliamentarian Margie Murphy—Reporter Vernon Stacey—Treasurer Cheryl Gruncwald -Vice-President Jool Samuels—President Betty Abercrombie—Secretary (Not Shown) 155 Spanish Club Wade Adams Charles Hair John Albert Suzzy Heir Debbie Bacot Bobby Harper Princeton B.i'dwcll Dorian Hcroman Ronnie Dean Greg Hcroman Ronnie Bell Danny Higgins Clifford Bingham Pat Higgins Gail Blanchard Cindy Hile Annette Bonfanti Jan Hill Tern Boycott Sandy Hloucal Bucke Brown Johnny Hodge Charles Browning Develyn Holden Brian Bruce Ashton Holloway Simon Caldwell Anita Howard tirda Cambre Roger Hudson Cheryl Clement Hugh Humphrios Janet Cohen Kay James Linda Colvin Walter Kirlland Louise Conway Thomas Klcinpeter CaHcnc Corona Myron Knopp Mark Courtney 8retf Krigcr Paula Cremeins Cocil Lakordo Mike Cox D'Juana Lanning Sandra Crotwell Sue larguier Elizabeth Cudd Vickie Larson David Cutforth Diana lerma Dale Davis Sandra Lieux Barbara Dozier Humberto Lopez Karen Dresser Camille Losse Susan Duckonficld Louise Loupe Jeanelle Garrison Jan Lyle Carol Gebsher Dwight Lyman Jill Gcrvois Cathy Maddox Charles Gibson Linda Mancuso Robert Ginis Pablo Matens Douglas Gordon Carolyn Matt Miguel Goros Law May Cindy Gould Mary Jo Mayfiold Johnny Gould Cliff McCormick Marschall Gravatt Jay McCreary Hirsch Meyer Drusilla Thom Shirloy Michalll Graves Thomas Margaret Miller Cheryl Tuttle Billy Monro© Jose Valle Sandra Murray Betty Vernon John Nessen Katrina Vince Mary Gay Nilson Wendy Woldroup Mike Norwood Mike Wall Andrea Pailet Frank Willett Barbara Perkins Walkor Winar.s Patricia Pctro Tommy Witherspoon Josie Pirello Jo© Womack Tony Pittman Sparky Wyatt Paco Ponce Frances Hutchinson Lynn Poole Jimmy Blakely Sylvia Potts Linda Dye Patty Powers Richard Boudreaux Lee Price Sue Lambert Marie Rabb Jeanie Russell Nancy Rabb Alfonso Alzamora Debbie Reese Sharon Castle Gary Rice Fred Kroenke Billy Robinson Thomas Krowell Emily Robinson Ricardo Lima Jerry Robinson Ramon Busfillo Catherine Rose Juan Perez Sidney Ross Mabel Porez Barry Roy Lucas Orihuela Carole Sage Enrique Martinez Ricky Sandefer Elba Delgado Lynn Schudmak Patricia Vila Mel Schmulen Santiago Vila Jack Shelton Johnny Gregory Phyliss Smclley Tullis McKnight Johanna Smith Royce Thibodeaux Jo Eve Stafford Choryl Gregg Myra Kay Stokes Cathy Mclnnis Janet Switzer Penny Theriot Aina Templet Toni Terrell 156 Cc Petit Cercle ?rancais OFFICERS: Reporter—Betty Abercrombie Treasurer—Judy Quine Secretary—Elaine McCoy Vice-President—Elizabeth Stout President—Della Mcltcn All students who have passed at least one term of French with an average of B or better may become members of this club. Its members gain a knowledge of French customs, manners, songs, games, and culture. As much as possible, French is used throughout all club meetings and activities. Mrs. lucienne Brown Sponsor La Maison que Jacques a batie : Ray Abbott Linda Acaldo Ronny Adams John Albert Darlene Alexander Mike Alexander Charles Allen Katherine Amador Patricia Ancona Christine Anderson Paul Archer George Armstrong Don Ash Alice Atkins Kay Atkinson Byron Aucoin Mike Ayers Sandra Aymond Debbie Bacot Carolyn Bailey Carole Baker Lang Baker Henry Ballard Jerry Lynne Balliet Kitty Barr John Barton Kim Bayless Ronnie Bean Ronnie Bell Eddye Bennett Mark Bennett Sharon Berret George Bevan James Besscylance Vernon Biossat Kate Bird Kelvin Bishop Gail Bizcttc Brad Black Mike Blackman Larry Blades Barbara Blair Ror.nie Bombet Annette Bonfanti Jim Bonham Barbara Bordelon Judy Boudreaux Sandra Bourque Camille Boyd Martha Bozeman Diane Bramlet Diane Braud Janice Breland Bonnie Bridges Laura Bristcr Melba Brister Linda Brock Gail Brooks Pete Brooks Karl Brown L._____________________________________________________________ Peggy Brown James Brown Richard Browning Robert Bryan Jo Ann Brupbacher Tommy Buckman John Bullion Denise Burge Carolyn Burton Michael Butler Rita Butler Patty Buvcns Linda Cadwallader Clifford Caillouet Linda Calvin Tommy Calvin Darlene Campbell Cynthia Cantu Paul Caplinger Edwin Carazo, Jr. Sara Carroll Jimmy Case Kay Cason Joseph Catanzaro Reginald Chambers Linda Champagne Linda Chandler Charles Chcsnutt Jerry Chevcallier Sonny Childers Diane Christ Paula Christian Sharon Civello Robert Clay Ronnie Coile Kate Coldough Tommy Collier Robert Collins Louise Conway Terry Cook Ann Corbett Charles Corkcrn Wayne Cothern Michael Cowan John Doc Cox Ross Cox Frank Craig Linda Crain John Cremeens Jane Crews Lynn Cruthirds Linda Cummins Winston Cundiff Kay Curtis Pauline Curtis David Cutforth Vicki Cutrer Donna Daniels Dale Danner Jim Davidson Dale Davis Pamela Davis Pattie Davison Steve Davison Carol Dawson Robert Dean Seymour Boo Dear Marilyn Dedcaux Kitty Dean Jimmy DeFrances Joseph DeJohn Ronald Delk David Demarche Jo Ann Dentro Sheldon DeTrafford Jo Ann Devall Donnie Dicharry Robert Dicharry Vincent Dimattia Nancy Dispensire Lester Dodge Wayne Doise Gerald Doucot Linda Duck Jimmy Dumigan Dennis Durbin Alan Durlacher Dennis Duszynski Judy Duvic Rosalyn Duvic Sandra Dyson Suxette England Kenny Ezell Ricky Fauver Beverly Felts J. D. Ferrara Joe Fisher Faye Fitzgerald Mary Anne Fontenot Greg Foret Charlotte Fortenberry Shirley Foster Ricky Fussell Freddie Gallaspy Charles Galloway Donnie Gartman Linda Gaudin Patsy Gautreaux Calvin George Ronnie Gerald Floyd Giblin Lloyd Giblin Bobby Giler Gladys Goldsby Gordon Goldsby O. J. Gotland Ruth Gomez Ronnie Goynes Larry Graham Karen Grashot Phil Graziano Rolland Greenblatt Bob Greer Terry Greer Johnny Gregory Linda Grime Gwen Gucifo Anita Guggcnheimer Turner Guidry Stanley Hadden Robbie Haddox Charles Hair Beth Hall Marti Hall Dennis Hancock Buddy Hansen Howard Hansen Clint Harelson Jack Harrell Patricia Harrell Drew Hart Jay Hartzog Don Haase Linda Hastings i§i JR, y 4 4a m W' - r . jff mm r tm W 'r mm m Ai tu n dM 1 1 Karl Haugen Janice Haywood Donald Head Charles Heard David Heath Christy Lee Hebert Kathy Hebert Cynthia Henderson Lyndon Hernandez Greg Heroman Sharon Heyden John Higginbotham Charles Chuck Hill Sharon Himel Devolyn Holden Clarissie Holmes Joe Holmes Lois Jean Horton Anita Howard Alison Hubbard Bobbie Hughes Joy Hurston Joe Hynes Heyward Jeffers Kenneth Jenkins Jill Gervais Gary Layno Johnson Milam Johnson Robert Kane Ricky Karns Jimmy Keen Don Keller Cynthia Kennedy Ruby Kennedy Thomas Kenney Cheryl King Karen Kirby Walter Kirtland Wanda Kleinpeter Kenny Kling Gordon Koenig Joe Kopflcr Don Krintzman Fred Kroenke Ralph Kroenke Marilyn LaBello Tommy lacy Chip Landry Ronnie Landry D'Juana Lanning Jimmy Larsen Terry lauer Lucius Lazarus Anna Marie LeDuke Cayce Lee Donald LeJeune Maria Leon Jimmy Leonard Clayton Lester Diana Lewins Bryan Lewis Frank lewis Lawrence Lewis Mary Jane Lipscomb Faye Lively Roy lively Sharilyn Livingston Deidri Lockwood Robert Long Glynn lorio Betty Loup Dorothy Loup J. P. louque Jerry lavite Dwight Lyman Linda Lynch Wade McCla ahan Margaret McCord Cliff McCormick Carol Kay McCullcy Lynn McCullough Bill McCurloy Guy McDaniel Joy McDonald Mimi McGrow Robert McGraw Darryl McKenox Tullos McKnight Janet McMichael Kenny McNcmar Joseph Maggio Louis Maggio Peggy Maillian Robert Mallet Joanie Mancuso Linda Mapes junior Standouts 164 junior Class Officers Russell Marino Cosmo J. Martello Catherine Martin Merrill Martin Niki Martin Lctitia Martine James Mashon Paul Matens Maria Matheny Mike Mayeux Ray Mayeux Cherry Means Ronald Medine Tylli Mehaffey Craig Merrill Hirsch Meyer Carol Middleton Margaret Miller Pam Miller Mitzi Millet Marilyn Moore Billy Morgan George Morris Mike Mulkey Ken Munson Jane Murphy Margaret Murphy Sandra Murray Howard David Muse, Jr. Donna Narozniak Louis Nason Obie Naul Nancy Neal Charlie H. Neale Arthur Newman Patty Newman Barbara Nolan Ronny Nugent Lucas Orihuela Corky Ott Miko Ourso Andrea Pallet Charles Palmer Thomas Parker Joyce Parr Peggy Parsons Jean Palin Ben Peabody Sharon Peel Timmy Perault Juan Perez Peggy Perkins Pat Petro Mary Ann Pickett Tony Pittman Arlene Poche Jody Polito Carol Potts Patty Powers Penny Pratt Nancy Rabb Jack Ramey Kay Reasonovcr Anile Reese Emile Reiprecht Toni Reiprecht Lucille Reulet Shelly Reynolds Robert Riche Gary Ricc Dolan Riche Ray Risley Mary Lynn Robb Gerald Roberts Marcia Roberts Larry Robicheux Billy Robinson Jim Rogers Earl Rome Kathy Rose John Roshto Gordon Ross Sidney Ross Richard Rush Stanley Russell Helene Salfz Michael Saltz Sharon Sameha Charlotte Sanders Dana Sanchez Bob Schaffarzick Linda Schocnmaker Harold Schrader Mark Seal John Seay Alton Sevier Linda Sevier Clay Sicard Rene Sicard Carla Simes John Allen Sims Bill Simmons Jerry Simmons Tim Simoneaux Wayne Simoneaux Bill Slaughter Frank Smith Joyce Smith Pete Smith Randall Smith Sheryl Smith Frances Soileen Linda Sommerholder Susan Sommers Becky Speakman Gertrude Spcdale Johnny Spence Diane Speyerer Richard Spille Jackie Spiller Glenda Spillman Carl Spradlcy Jim Stafford Jo Eve Stafford Sally Stafford Sharp Stafford Brian Stagg Nancy Stevens Barbara Stevenson Becky Stickman Janice Strickland Rand Stuart Bobby Sullivan Bart Swanson Frank Sweeney Janet Switzer Bob Tate Linda James Alma Candy Templet Cookie Tate John Tote Linda Toor Diane Thomas Gail Thomas Graves Thomas Phil Thomas Shirley Thomas Beverly Thompson Stove Tiernoy Elaine Torre Sally Toups Kathy Travis Louvita Tridico Betty Trouerd Mona Truluck Hank Turpin Louis Tyler Jose' Valley Sherry VanAtta Kathy Varnado Ronnie Varnado Mary Vcrvoy Mike Viccinelli Jimmy Vickers Patrina Tootie Vince James Wainwright Janice Walker Lorraine Walker Michael Wall Ralph Wall Mary Walters Felix Weill Tana Weiner Jane Whit© Larry White Michael White Harvey Williams Jackie Williams Norma Williams Carolyn Willingham David Wilson Elizabeth Wilson Sonde Winkler Joe Womack Judy Womack Mike V cod 169 Wonder what they're thinking about? Even teachers have time to smile 170 in the spring a young man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love (and FISHING!) 171 Zrack Coach Murphree has accumulated a fine group of boys for his 1964 track team, including several champs from 1963. With few significant losses from 1963, this year looks like it will be a good one for track. RIN COLLINS All-Slate DAVID STOKES All-State Coach ERNEST MURPHREE MANAGERS: Ricky Johnson, Butch Helveston 172 BILL SIMMONS Honorable Mention ADRIAN O'ARMOND All-State JUMPERS l.to r. Ricky Fauver John Gould Spike Pierce Butch DeTrafford Ricky Rube Gerald Doucette 173 SPRINTERS I. to r. Billy Morgan Rin Collins David Stokes Jack Harrell Gerald Roberts QUARTER-MILERS I. to r. Frank Lewis Ricky Fauver Darryl McCardle Brick Harrell Tim Alford Dupree Parker Winston Cundiff Clifford McCormick Frank Smith HURDLERS I. to r. Frank Lewis Tom Barrett Joe Womack 174 JAVELIN I. to r. Ed Silvey Glenn Lorio Rin Collins John Gould WEIGHTMEN EXTRAS I. to r. Freddie Gillespie Toni Pittman Paul Cooper Chip Boulfor I. to r. Ricky Karns Ed Silvey Glenn Lorio Adrian D'Armond Ronnie Bombct 175 One of the year’s biggest flights If Powcll-Moisc could sco us now! Valentine Qirl SHARON TURCAN 177 Mr. 'Delaville Retires MR. MARION P. (RABBIT) DELAVILLE Mr. Marion P. Delaville, better known as Mr. Rabbit to us all is retiring at the end of this year. He has been taking care of the operations and maintenance of our school ever since the school was built in 1928. He has worked many long hours during school, after school, and even at night. It is he who has taken care of our comfort while we were at school, during sports events, and also of the comfort of our guests during night programs. He can relate many an interesting incident that has taken place during those many many programs. His pleasant smile and cheery hello for everyone will be greatly missed when Mr. Rabbit is gone. We wish for him many happy hours at home doing the things he loves to do-gardening, watching TV, etc., and also we wish him a long, full, happy life away from the cares and woes of his job. 178 Good Click and Qod ft less ] ou Best Personality Claine McCoy Mike Qlisson Cutest Sharon McCrory Bill Mestler friendliest Sharon Zurcan Adrian D’Armond Most Courteous T ella Melton Roland Arnold Best Sport Mary Church Spike Pierce Most Zaleuted fieri Cord Mike Verbois West Worker M'mi Kmunt Page Acree Most School Spirit Mary Coups Qeorge Bourke Most Athletic Go Carole Bordelon 'David Stokes Class Wit Cam Romans Zim Alford Rest Dressed Frances Hutchison Rusty Olds Mr . Katherine Cockrell Sponsor Walter Eldredge President Margaret Adam Kay Barrilier Keren Dresser Rational Mentor Society Membership in the Reine Alexander Chapter is extended to Juniors with a 3.5 average for five semesters beginning with the ninth grade through the first half of the eleventh grade. It is not an overall average, but a 3.5 average for each semester. The membership consists of 7' 2% of the number in the Junior class. This society is affiliated with the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools. Belly Abercrombie Vice-President Anno Affolter Betty Berman Jim Blakly Brian Bruce Robert Chadbournc Barbara Dozier % tfk Mrs. Mabel Spurlock Sponsor Ray Burton Trcesurer George Bourke Susan Duckenfield Ted Glusman 186 Gail Gonzales Sherry Hall Barry Karos Frances Kastler Mike McDonald David McFadden Margie Morphy Anne Norwood Sandra Hloucal Elaine McCoy Marilyn Meyer Jackie O'Neill Cheryl Tuttle Robert Holloway Alice McCracken Jean Mills Marlene Rutledge Kathy Powers Rowland Jones Kaye McCullough Gloria Montgomery Jack Shelton Jerelyn Wright 187 Meta Club Butch Holvcston President linde Brock David McFadden Vice-President Tommy Collier Sharon McCrory Secret try Ann Corbett Jimmy Glbert Treasurer Suzette England Elizabeth Sims Reporter Stanley Hadden Robbie Haddox Peggy Parsons Cl Jackie Spiller Kathy Hebert Brian Stagg Kathy Travis Russell Marino Betty Abercrombie Page Acree Ann Affolter Roland Arnold Mimi Barnum 188 Mr . Sara Michael Sponsor Beta Club is one of the highest honor societies at BRHS. To be a member, students must maintain an over all B average. The membership is composed of juniors and seniors, who are nominated by the teacher and are voted on by the club. It is chiefly a service organization. One of the yearly projects of the Beta Club is Twirp Week. Betty Berman Ray Burton Mary Church Diane Ford Pat Giblin Carolyn Glaze Barry Korn Bob Gray Janie Klock Betty Heath Mack Lea Ricky John on Ina Mahoney Rowland Jone Elaine McCoy 189 OfRSHIP Mu Sigma OFFICERS Pat Giblin, President Ray Burton, Vice-President Marilyn Myers, Secretory Cyril Heroman, Treasurer Bob Gray State President Mu Sigma is an honor-service organization. All students who maintain an average of B or better for five consecutive semesters since entering the 9th grade are invited to become members. THE MEMBERS Mu Alpha Zheta Mu Alpha Theta is a national mathematics honor club for high school students. To be eligible for membership a student must have maintained a B for five semesters of mathematics, and be enrolled in a 6th semester of college preparatory mathematics. Sophomores who meet the grade requirement but have had only 3 semesters of the required mathematics are invited to become associate members. The purpose is to offer to those interested an opportunity to enjoy studying together problems and applications of mathematics. officers Treasurer—David Stokes State Vice-President—Mike McDonald Secretary—Elizabeth Sims President— Roland Arnold 191 future Homemaker; Elaine McCoy President Linda Brock Vice-President Deidri Lockwood Rocordirg Secretary Dima Armstrong Corresponding Secretary Toctic Vince Treasurer Alison Hubbard Emily Wr«Y Rcbinson Parliamentarian Reporter Launo Murphy Historian Joyce Clement Sorg Leader Mrs. Iris Morgan Sponsor The Future Homemakers of America is composed of students taking home economics. The BRHS Chapter is a part of the nationally recognized organization which works to improve personal, family, and community living now and in the future. To emphasize specific parts of this overall goal, Future Homemakers have eight purposes: to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of hememaking, to emphasize the importance of worthy home and community life, to work for good home and family life for all, to promote international good will, to foster the development of creative leadership, to provide wholesome individual and group recreation, and to further interest in home economics. Miss Msry Reed Sponsor TOP ROW Loft to Right Cynthia Kennedy Kathy Stirrat Yvonne Reed Emily Wray Robinson Kay Murrell Ann Switzer Mickey Grashot BOTTOM ROW left to Right Linda James Gwen Guelfo lirda Teer Joyce Carter Alison Hubbard 192 COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN of America Alison Hubbard District President Emily Wray Robinson District Historian Ann Switzer Parish Parliamentarian Rev. CIcmmcnt speaking at a charter meeting. Skit on Home Economics Careers 193 Mr . Jeanine Smith Faculty Advisor MU The individuals enrolled in a business education course are eligible for membership in the FBLA. Membership can be obtained only by qualifying points given on the basis of grades, personal contribution and service. UTIIRE USINESS Headers Qmerica OFFICERS Gloria Dace, Secretory Judy Quine, Reporter Diane Luccasen, Treasurer Lee Price, President Linda Fontenot, V ce-Prejidenf Carolyn Johnson, Parlierr,enter.i' 194 future ft urns cs u Mrs. Gertrude Clark Linda Fontenot President This organization is open to students who are seriously interested in the nursing profession. The club has programs planned to help the members decide whether or not they will choose nursing as a career. There must be a C average to keep membership in the club. Jean Mills Vice-Pros. Miss Lucille Keaty Diane Landry Secretory Royco Thibodeaux Treasurer Shirley McCandlcss Historian Kitty McCormick Reporter Glenna Sheppard Anita Guggenheimer Annette Bonfant Ginny Calvif Betty Trouard Social Chairman Committee Chairman Auxiliary Project Chairman Auxiliary Representative Representative 195 future Zeachers Mrs. Lilfian Bochringer Adviser This organization is open to students who are seriously interested in the teaching profession. Membership is extended to those who have the qualities of character, scholarship, and leadership. Their main project is to serve as teachers' aides. They have developed into a very active and outstanding organization. Mrs. lyria Duncan Advisor Carolyn Glaze President Linda Hardin Vice-Pros. Betty Berman Secretory Sara Alexander Treasurer Gail Blanchard Historian Pat Straoghan Parliamentarian 196 Engineering fellowship The Baton Rouge High School Engineering Fellowship is a club composed of scientifically inclined students with high ideals who seek to further their knowledge and interests in science by inviting to the club authorities on various subjects such as Physical Chemistry, Biochemistry, and Astrophysics, and by having the members present papers on research they themselves have done: either in the lab or in the library. Steve Beisner President Mr. ligno Sponsor Walt Eldrcdge First Semester Vice-President Lang Baker Al Willie First Semester Secretary Treasurer George Bourkc Ted Glusman Second Semester Vice-President Tommy Broach Diane Ford Second Semester Secretary-Treasurer Gail Gonzales 197 Not pictured is Cayco Lee. Mr . Marjorie Dug Sponsor junior Academy of Science The objectives of the BRHS Chapter are chiefly to stimulate interest and encourage more intensive study in science, mathematics, and social studies among the students and to suitably recognize those students who excel In these fields. Students taking science, mathematics or social studies are eligible for membership providing scholastic average is met. Mrs. Norma Gcracc Sponsor OFFICERS Buzzy Hair, Vice-President Sandy Hloucal, Secretary Jimmy Gilbert, President Planning trip to New York. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE (Sophomore) Bob Davis, Kathy Boyle, Rufus Vernon Cindy Christy, Norma Woodman 198  e111 make the .Junior Varsity next year But Mr. Young, there aren’t any more!! smarts J Lose something George? let's trade heads Who's been sleeping i« V un quick like a Moos Granr.ey He went that-a Art The Art Club is open to Juniors and Seniors taking art. The purposes of the club are to promote all art activities in the school, to organize extracurricular activities for art students, and to bring speakers and exhibits to the school on the subject of art. It sponsors the annual exhibit of the art department and an annual trip to an art center in Louisiana. 200 Club 201 Speech OFFICERS OF THESPIANS President—Jerrie Ford Vice-President—Fairly Land Secretory-Treasurer—Joey Pushkcr Reporter—Neill Terry Photographer—Charles Chosnwtt The Baton Rouge High School Thespian Troupe 504, organized in 1942, is a member of the National Thespian Dramatic Honor Society. The membership is composed of students who meet the point requirements based on participation in dramatics. Thespian Troup 504 sponsors the annual spring play and performs the major scene design and makeup work for BRHS productions. 202 Thespians busily work'ng on Beggar on Horseback' 4u i$e cfidy Scene from Thespian production Jerry Van Dyke mobbed by eager students Judge Charlie Chcsnutt judging1 Advisor: Miss Gladys Young Advisor: Mr. P. A. Guedry Advertising Staff: Typists: Cary Hart. Cecil LaBorde, Darlene Alexander, Doreen Purpcra Ronnie Haynes Editors in Chief: Penny Theriot, Rusty Olds Sophomore Reporter: A„ Editor: Feature Editor: Richard Boudreaux Charlotte Dial Gladys Goldsby _ Circulation: Libby Kleinpetcr Feature Editors: Marilyn Midkife, Photographer. Kaye Flory Steve Beisncr Art Editor: Tommy Collier Feature Editor: Kitty McCormick Club Editors: Kathy Higgins, Sharon Turcan News Editors: Carolyn Bailey Bill Atkinson, George Cotton Tim Alford, Silvey, Robert Champion Exchange Editor: Jeanne Russell Managing Editor: Bill Nestler Writers’ Club One fall afternoon in 1961 two friends who had a habit of dropping by their English teacher's room at three to leave their poems came panting in from Ph. Ed. They wanted to form a writer's club. The teacher was reluctant, but one of them, Jan Kohler, kept talking about it, especially after she won a local poetry contest. Finally the dub held its first meeting after school on March 9, 1961. Loft to Right Mrs. Katherine Cockrell Jack Shelton Jim Cassidy—Vice-President Charlotte Dial—Secretary Alan Jokinen Anna Marie LeDuke George Cotton Ted Glusman— President The next fall it was accepted as a school sponsored club and given a regular meeting time on the club schedule. 205 jCibrary OFFICERS Elizabeth Wilson—President Denise Malesie—Vice-President Craig Foret—Treasurer Jo Ann Edwards—Secretary Club Members with sponsor Mrs. Aillet and Mrs. Jackson, library clerk. Projection Club 206 Club members with their sponsor, Mrs. Aillet. Mike Abadie John Abbott Mark Abernathy Denise Adams Wade Adams David Adison L. J. Aguillard Carl Altozin Carl Alvaro Jce Amos Clara Anders Marsha Angelloz Karen Anselmo Larry Anselmo Bob Armstrong Diane Armstrong Marlene Arnold Janice Aymond Frank Babin Walter Bagot Elton Ballard Jim Bankston Princeton 8ardwcll Carol Barham Laverne 3arksdalc Frank Bass Kathy Bates Sammy Baugh John Beard Beryl Beauchamp Barbara Beavers Sharon Beeson Barbara Bell Dianne Bcnnct Harley Bennett Sandra Bennett Jerry Benson Joe Benton Susan Bergeron Sheldon Berman Agnes Besseylancc Danny Bevan Arthur Boricridgc Clifton Bingham Juanita Bishop Al Black Janet Blakley Angel Blanchard Jim Bloomfield Peggy Blanchard David Blum Robert Boisscnim Brent Bonfanti David Bonham Margaret Jo Borland Cathy Borne Wan da Bossier Richard Boudreaux Warren Boudreaux Don Bourque J. C. Boyd Thomas Boyetf Kathy Boyle Doug Brackin Bryon Bradley William Brady Wayne Brannon Beaver Brantley Joyce Brasscaux Teddy Breaud Lawrence Breaux Scott Brower Ryland Bringol Jo Ann Broussard Mary Ann Brown Charles Browning Cherie Bruce Robert Bruce Marilyn Brumfield Brent Bruser Cordelia Buhler Martha Burgess Ramon Bustillo Ann Butler Terry Byars James Caillouet Carlton Caldwell Larry Campagna Jo Ann Conclla Chris Cangolosi Hilton Capcllo Ronnie Carazo Evelyn Carbo Jim Carlin Ernest Carmouch Mike Carpenter Danny Carraghor Ellen Carruth Susan Champagne Jack Chapman Cynthia Christy Diane Civello Joyce Clement Janet Cohen David Collier West Constantine Darla Cook Jim Corkern Sherry Cotton A',ark Courtney James Couvillon Ferdl Cox Johnny Cox Mike Cox Sandra Crotwcll Tom Crowell lew Cudd Mickey Cunningham Dane D'Armond Charles D'Agostino Karen David Bobbie Lou Davis Beth Davis Bill Davis Linda Davis Mary Ann Davis Bobert Davis Thomas Davis Bobby Dawson Jimmy Deen Elizabeth DeGraff Mary Ann Delaroderie Elba Delgado Linda Demerest Mery Gay Dcnbo Kathy Denicola Lynn Dennison Carmen Diaz Dale Dicharry Donald Dicharry Mariano Didicr Claudia D'Langois Bonnie Doherty Marsha Dowlen Sam Duke Carol Dunkin Lauren Dupuy Michael Dupuy Paul Dupuy Linda Dye Jimmy Easley Darlene Edgar Don Elbournc Beth Elliott Donna Ellis Gloria English Susan Epting George Fairbanks Kathleen Fesullo Donna Favaron Kay Fenton Marlene Fifer Bryan Flanagan Marie Fortenberry Maureen Fraccaro Carole Ann Francis Terry French Stephanie Fugler Mary Ann Galloway Nick Garner Tony Garner David Garr Jane Gautreaux Carol Geheber Mona Geier Danny Geroy Greg Giamanco Robert Gines Gary Ginn O. B. Ginn Ann Gomez Bill Gordon Douglas Gordon Mike Goree Ellen Garrison Cindy Gould Dennis Grace Robert Grand Marshall Gravatt Brenda Graves Minta Greenblatt Carolyn Greer Cheryl Gregg Barry Gregoire Paula Crcmecns Johnny Gubancsik George Guolfo Steve Guerin Myra Guidry Tommy Guillory Patty Hair Suzie Hair Clarence Halpin Susan Hamilton Eva Hargrove Robert Harper Allan Harris Tim Harris Gay Hart Beverly Hebert Roy Hernandez Dorian Hcroman Bruce Hcth Danny Higgins Susan Higgins Cynthia Cindy Hile Jan Hill Weldon Hill Johnny Hodges Hugh Humphries Erman Hunt Eddie Ivey Jeffrey Jack Judy Jack Mike Jackson Beverly Jasinski Paul Jastram Mike Jeffirs Carlton Jones Alan Johnson Janice Johnson Jenadell Johnson Mike Johnston Gayle Jordan Joe Juban Jerry Justice Richard Keen Claudette Kimble Thomas Klcinpeter Kerry Kling v Sophomore Standouts 212 Toni Kling Guy Koontz Joe Krocher Virginia Kroenke Connie Kyie Bernice LaFrance Peter LaFurta Anthony LaMana Sue Lambert Jean la Naso John LaNasa Glenda Landry Letitia Landry Norma Landry Maggie lane Joyce Lang Jce la Porte Robert loquerre Johnnie Sue Larquicr Garrett Lasschui! Kathy Lavite Lyle Lawrence Jessica Lazarus Eddie Le Blanc Raymond Le Blanc Gary le Borde David le Croy Bobby Lee Hamilton lemoine Dorline lewis Sandra Lieux Joe Silvio Nancy limbaugh Karen Lively Carolyn long Dicky Long Leah losse Ronnie Lott Johnny Loupe Peggy Louquo Bobbie love Ray Luccasen Charles Lucia Jan Lyle Bobbio McCall Clyde McCearley Milton McCord Carol McCracken Jay McCreary Claudia McCade Dwayne McFatter Kathy Mclnni Leslie McMorris John McNamara Jean McQuown Paulette Macaluso Diane Mack Mary Maddox Gary Magee Terry Malone Linda Mancuso Phillip Maniscalco Marlene Moranto B. J. Marino Shirley Marino Beverly Martin Phyllis Martina Corrie May Dale Mayeaux Mary Jo Mayfield Deborah Menard Joe Messina Albert Mcycrcr Shirley Michelli Mike Michette Ronnie Middleton Jimmv Miller Judy Milton Karen Minster Carter Monfogudo James Montero James Moody Ann Moore Rosemary Moran Judy Morcom Carolyn Mott Martha Mullins Marian Murph James Murphy Launo Murphy Stewart Muse Linda Myrick Forest Nacol Ronnie Nasca Janice Nash John Nosser Brad New bold Linda Nicolosi Mary Ann Nilson Martha Nix Bobby Normand Chris Norton Glynace Norton Mike Norwood Betty Noto Frances Oakley Polly Odom David Oliver Donnie Onofry Brenda Paxton Johnny Palazzotta Janet Parker Theresa Pasado Jimmy Patrick Cheryl Payne Linda Polio Gary Pence Mabel Perez Arthur Picou Jane Pierce 214 Josie Pierello Susan Politz Paco Ponce Lynne Poole Ronnie Posey Sylvia Potts Cynthia Powell Donna Powers Donna Prager John Prey Roger Rabalais Danny Rawls David Rawls Sarah Rawls Yvonne Reed Deborah Reese Jane Rcuthcr John Roynolds Duane Rhodes Ricky Richard Danny Rigdon Jane Rinehart Diane Robeau Ann Roberson Emily Robinson Jerry Robinson Vincent Rocky Roccaforte Cheryl Rogers James Rolfs Anthony Romano Carol Rotolo Patrick Roy Wayne Russ Lula Russell Jimmy Rutledge Carole Sage Ricky Saizan James Salvant Charlotte Sanchez Tommy Sandahl Robert Scheffy Carl Schmulcn Lynn Schmulen Russell Schneider Melvin Schudmak Anthony Sciortino Robert Scott Wendell Seal Margie Seay Richard Sevier Patsy Shanks Pat Sharp Ronnie Sher.ock Lu Anne Sibley Daryl Sicard Billy Simmons Jessica Smith Jimmy Smith Johanna Smith Kay Smith 215 Laura Smith Mike Smith Sandy Smith Pat Snoddy louit Snyder Bobbie Spillman Linda Sterns Pat Starrett Maureen Steiner Ken Stewart Roy Stiekman Kathy Stirat Myra Kay Stokci 8ridget Sturges Brenda Sturges Tom Suggo Bill Sullen Cole Swayze Earl Tate Carolyn Taylor Mary Taylor Martha Tenney Judy Terrell Tony Terrell Jody Theriot Denton Thomas Geraldine Thompso-i Noble Tidman Aubrey Tole-Joey Toupj Richard Trelluo Thelma Trichc Tyke Tullier Ellon Turner Marie Turner Robyn Ty ei Donna Usky Tommy Vaughan James Verbick Rufus Vernon Johnny Verse Pat Vicaro Judy Vince Pat Vince. Jan Vines Catherine Vita e Jimmy Vowell Diane Waddell George Wallace Sylvia Walker Walter Walker Malcolm Wall Linda Walle’ Richard Waller Allen Walsh Bob Ware Glenda Watts Ina Rhea Watts Ralph Watt: Vicki Watts 216 David Webb Susan Weber Gay Welland Ralph Well Pam Westbrook Fletcher White George White Vero Whitehead Susan Whitthorne Kathy Wilkam Frank Willett Mary Lynn Williams Lynda Williamson Sharon Willie Benny Wilson Berney Wilson Jimmy Wilson Lila Wilson Tommy Witherspoon Wanda Wood Norma Woodman Sparky Wyatt Richard Young 0000000 K JQOl f. JGO J Jn Appreciation Attendance Office Commerce Office - lWtBSgg SUMMER—a time for recovering from the past school year and preparing for the coming one. We, the students, migrate to the beaches, pools, golf courses, and waterways Jo enjoy the carefree, fun-filled days that typify SUMMER. Swimming Kalhy Herbert, Faye Lively, Mimi Barnum, Margaret Murphy, Kathy Stirrat, Glynace Norton, Maureen Steiner, Janie Klock. Miss Lael White Coach GIRLS' GYMNASTICS: Kathy Dial, Linda Hastings, Develyn Holden, Jerrie Baillct, Susan Politz, Nicki Martin, Kay Flores, Andrea Pailct, Roslyn Duvic, Lynda Lynch. Joel Walker, Felix Weill, Walter Kirtland, Donald Loupe, Rob Thibodeaux, Beaver Brantley, Buddy McMorris, Bruce Davis, Mike Nascn, J. P. Louque, Sidney Ross. OFFICERS; Walter Kirtland-Presidenf Mimi Barnum—Vice-President Kathy Stirrat—Secretary Rob Thibodeaux—Treasurer 223 baseball 1964 224 SPIKE PIERCE All-Sfafe INFIEIDERS: I. to r.—Bobby Sullivan, Micky McCall, Mo Michclli, Ricky Fusscll, Wayne Jenkins, Jimmy Dunnigan. PITCHERS: I. to r.—Larry Randolph, Ronnie Nugent, Mike Glisson, Buddy Hansen, Mike Cowan.   I 225 CATCHERS: I. to r.-Jorry Craft, George Sevan. Golf MR. BORNE I. to r— George Armstrong, Bill Monroe, Jim Bankston, and Byron Kiddar. I. to r.—Freddie 8uckman, Lew Ward, Bobby Neese, Charles Morgan. I. to r.—Charles Morgan, Freddie Buckmann. I. to r—Byron Kiddar, Jim Bankston. 226 I. to r.—Bobby Nccsc, Lew Ward. I. to r.—George Armstrong, Bill Monroe. FRONT ROW, L. to R.—Carolyn Glazo, Rowland Jones, Anne Affoltor, Linda Hardon. BACK ROW, L to R—Jo Carole Bordelon, Elaine McCoy, Sharon Turcan, Mimi Barnum. 227 FRONT ROW, L. to R.—George Bourke, David McFaddcn, Tim Alford, Bob Gray. BACK ROW, L. to R.—Page Acree, Lew Ward, Ray Burton, Mike McDonald, Roland Arnold. Ceaderskip Conference BACK ROW (left to right): Penny Theriot, Mdrgic Murphy, Jean Mills, Barbara Mayors, and Cyril Ann Hcroman. FRONT ROW: Sharon Turcan, Tommy Collier, Jeanne Russell, Deidri Lockwood, and Denise Malesic. 228 Rational Science foundation Those seven BRHS students attended special instruction courses across the nation under the National Science Foundation's Summer Science Training Program. BACK ROW (left to right): Brian Bruce, Highland University, New Mexico; Ted Glusman, LSU; Ray Burton, Kansas State Teachers College; Jack Shelton, Grinnell College, Iowa. FRONT ROW: Diane Ford, LSU; Betty Abercrombe, Colorado College; Gail Gonzalez, Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy. 229 Mark Antony Cleoratra Coaches at work Altogether ADVERTISEMENTS? WANTED!! DEAD OR ALIVE $500 reward for the capture of Edward, alias Biff, Cailleteau. He is accused of terrorizing students and teachers, manufacture and sale of cheat sheets, booze, cigarettes, etc., illegal parking in the teachers' lot. CAILLETEAU Warning!! Cailleteau is armed with a red falcon and is dangerous!! 231 WE ADVERTISE ANYTHING!! 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