Baker High School - Buff Yearbook (Baker, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1978 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS Opening..........1-17 Faculty.........18-33 Seniors.........34-61 Spirit and Sports . . . .62-126 Classes .... 126-161 Honors and Activities . 162-21 1 Ads and Closing ..212-232 THE BUFF BAKER HIGH SCHOOL BAKER, LOUISIANA 1978 Volume XXXI Editor — Irma Calix Assistant Editor — Denise Pedescleaux Open ing AS MAN HAS BEEN CONSTANTL Y TR Y1NG TO FULFILL HIS IMPOSSIBLE DREAM, HE HAS ALSO TRIED TO FIT EARTH INTO HIS PERSONAL SCHEME. BUT HE HAS SOMETIMES FAILED. PEOPLE GIVE US INSIGHTS, A TTITUDES We learn a lot from PEOPLE. Whitman said, “There was a child, who went forth every day, and the first object he looked upon. . . that object he became. ” So does every person we are acquainted with become a part of us: our best friend, our worst foe, casual acquaintances, teachers, relatives, and even Old Lady So-and-So. Baker High School is the center of the students' social life. Here they grow by taking a part of everybody they know. The more people they know, the “larger ” they grow, and the happier they may be. PEOPLE give us thoughts, attitudes, and points of view. Baker High School is the center of our thought-gathering process, and the PEOPLE at Baker High are the principal thought-givers. Opening 3 Each individual must reflect his own image. That image can be expressed through music, conversation, or solitude. We all are ttying to “light up our world, ” whether it be by relaxing, studying, or listening; each in his own way contributes to mankind. INDIVIDUALITY IS THE KEY TO SUCCESS. 4 Opening Opening 5 In the beginning, We understand Neither the universe, Nor the world. Nor people, AW ourselves. Blindly, we reach. Eager to realize a togetherness that must Be left forever untouched. We pause to remember the good times, before Movin' on to enjoy, enjoy, ENJOY. 6 Opening We received two types of education at school — academic and social — each as important as the other. BAKER H gh School BUFFALOES Student “77-78 319 We find time to interact with others. Specialized friendships are vital. Opening 7 8 Opening This school term is definitely the most important for us, whether we are Freshmen or Seniors. There are many things that we may wish to hold somewhere in the hack o f our minds. For example, we might not forget the long hours of a school day, 8:07 AM to 3:15 PM, but for some o f us, especially seniors, our day ends earlier than the normal school day. Furthermore, we certainly won 7 forget a difficult instructor, or a visit to the principal's o ffice. Yet some items we do tend to forget: the top local news story of 77, The Tungsen Park. Edwin Edwards scandal, not to mention the tornado drills for which we so diligently practiced. A ll these things combine to produce a Baker High School Student. Opening 9 I Our high school days are some of the happiest days of our lives. With just a little effort we can make these days happy and profitable. School life often helps to determine our careers. Baker offers a curriculum that possibly enables each of us to discover the career that we will make our life's work. The wide choice of classes is influential in getting us prepared for the future. Providing a pleasant relief from studying, which is so often the only thing connected with school', are sports, clubs, and other extracurricular activities that help students become well-rounded individuals. By participating in such activities, students learn good sportsmanship while improving their athletic abilities; we develop good citizenship while helping others; but most important we acquire a wide variety of knowledge while working with many other individuals. Essentially, what it all boils down to is, Baker High School is us, and we are Baker High School. 10 Opening Doors come in various sizes and styles. Some are elaborate and ornate like Ghiberti's carved doors in Florence; some are simple and straight forward like the Quaker styles from Pennsylvania. But they all lead somewhere. Perhaps the doors leading to the most significant “somewhere of all are the doors o f any high school in our land. For the People of Baker, we are the doors of Baker High. Entrance doors of Baker High School are important — through them we enter the auditorium. the lab. the shop, the cafeteria, and — most important — the classroom. In these places we see. we hear, we apprehend, we understand. The “Exit door — graduation — is perhaps even more important. The concepts built up in four years at Baker High are, open upon the arrival of the moment of graduation, handed to each graduate symbolically in the rolled diploma tied with red and black ribbon. And the closing of this “Exit ” door has a meaning: the students of BHS are equipped to open other doors. Anywhere. Any time. 1 2 Opening Opening 1 3 Knowledge Evolves From Things ‘7 will make a list... of lovely things to hold in memory'. ” Baker High School is more than a cluster of buildings on a given plot: it is a typewriter in N-9, a sewing machine in C-2, a novel in the library, a volleyball in the gym, the driver's education car. The professional football, baseball, and track stars of tomorrow spend hours upon hours building themselves up: prospective brides learn the fine art of cake baking through many hours over the mixing bowl; upcoming business executives learn the tricks of their trade at the typewriter, the adding machine, the shorthand pad, the file cabinet; the future scientist is intrigued by potassium reactions and pendulums. Knowledge is gained through experience — experience with typewriters, sewing machines, books, balances, footballs, baseballs and bats, French horns and slide rules. Knowledge is the final product of direct contact with things. THINGS at Baker High School are important. 14 Opening Opening 1 5 gjgn, sign, everywhere a sign blockin' out the scenery messin' my mind CAUT ON! DUAL-CONTROL DRIVER-EDUCATION CM iLLsihlAiti STUDENTS MUST CHOOSE THREE RED - DOT ITEMS. O C N O 7 I? E : I' A 8 8 1 N Jf OO £2 MRS.Dw5 fflfllH OFFfCC 6 Opening Do this; Don't do That EED IMIT 0-8:30S i 0-3:30 £ CHOOlDAYS All student's must have a note from a teacher to see a counselor. DO NOT BUFFS 1 A teacher is someone who shares his knowledge with students, guides them in their studies and shares their experiences. Cathy Bondurant A teacher is more than just a person who imparts knowledge. A teacher has to have a special relationship with her students so that she can share her knowledge with them. Vickie Spiers A teacher is a person dedicated to guiding and molding the life of another. He experiences no real satisfactionofrom life other than the success of his student. W. J. Rome Faculty 1 9 Mr. Epperson Principal Baker High School has completed the seventy-eighth year of a proud and colorful history. This yearbook has recorded many of the accomplishments and activities of the 77-78 school year, and the student body will be able to refer to this record with pride in the future as fond memories are recalled. I will always remember the pleasant association I had with each student and faculty member, and consider 1977-78 as an important year in my life. Congratulations are in order for the yearbook staff and sponsor for producing such a fine annual for the enjoyment of the entire Baker High School family. Baker High School Principal, Jerry Epperson 20 Faculty Faculty 21 We Could Always Use a Little Guidance 22 Faculty 1. Mr. Hayes 2. Mrs. Sumrall 3. Mrs. Harrison A, Mr. Abbot Secretaries on the Job Faculty 23 We Owe It All Mr. Lm Babb Mr. Cleveland Bailey Mr. Joseph Bezet Miss Cathy Bondurant Mr. Willie Bowman Miss Madolme Bradfor t Mr Milton Brossard 2 I 3 1. Yes. Sherrie that is your eye. Next we'll point to your nose. 2. Coach Ory shows school spirit and sings the Alma Mater. 3. Mrs. Brown and Fenice Johnson. 24 Faculty Mr. Frank Brown Mrs. Gloria Brown Mrs. Joyce Carter Mrs. 0. B. Carter To Teachers Faculty 25 Mrs. Marsha CocKerham f Mr. joeConachen Mrs. Starlette Daigle Mr Deer Mrs. Louise Delcach M's. Pa: Dietench Mis Pearl Drake M' Sam Ellis M' Joseph Green ,-v 1. Mrs Wells guarding the halls from student b'eak ns. 2 Mr Green s favorite pastime . . . ndirg motorcycles. 26 Faculty Mr Gera d Harbour Mr Gary Harp Miss Catherine Heard Mrs. Mildred Henry Mrs. Sandra Higgins Miss Lynn Johnson Mrs. Rose Jones Mrs Dianne Kaufman Faculty 27 Miss H. McLendon Mr. Joe Moock Mrs. 8ertha Morgan Mr. Bobby Nissen Mr Richie Ory Mr. Herbert Pate Mrs Mane Pea Mrs Dianna Peak Mrs. Jane Pcndry 7 1 Mrs. Susan Lindsey shows school spirit on Jeansn-Jersey Day. 2 Mrs Iris Pruyn watches over Senior Senate. 3. Mrs. Pat Hemb'ee 28 Faculty Mrs I mda Gail Pratt Mrs. Iris Pruyn Mr. George Raborn Mr B Roberts Faculty 29 Mr. Dale Ruffin Mr. James Sanchez Mrs. Pinkie Sanders Mrs. rhelmaJacaU-Mr. J. C. Stewart Mrs. Bobbie Thomas 30 Faculty Mr. James Verrett Mr. David Wargo Miss Linda Williams Faculty 31 1. LR: Oora Pearce, Audry Aldridge, Anna Mae Morns. Pauline Chandler, Elouise Guidroz, Ki iah Baker, Nora Brown. Rosalee Davenport. Betty Jackson 2. Left: Dora Pearce. 3. Right: Audrey Aldridge. 32 Faculty Custodians Keep Our Campus Clean 1. Mr. Easley — Castodian 2. L-R: Henry Brown, Willie Campbell, Legusta Wells, Toby Johnson, Junior Tate, Eddie Tate Faculty 33 Seniors I What I’ll miss most after graduating are Friends! Friends! Friends! Denise Pedescleaux Football fans on Friday will be what I miss most after graduation. Ray Davenport I'll miss the guys and the crazy teachers the most. Joyce Johnson I’ll miss all the talking and cutting up I did between classes. Joni Deal I'll miss my friends and the dance corps. Debbie Willis '4 _ _v� 34 Seniors Qeniors What will we miss most after graduation? Why Mrs. Pratt’s 4th Hour Class of course! Mrs. Pratt’s 4th Hour I'll miss seeing my friends everyday and being active in the clubs. Linda Carter I’ll miss FOOTBALL!! Darrel Letherman I’ll miss all the beautiful ladies in my 3rd hour class. Scottie Ellis After graduating I will miss all my friends that went separate ways after leaving Baker High School. I I Debra Jones o Seniors 35 MR. AND MISS B.H.S. Debbie Willis and Dennis Keowen MOST TALENTED Sheree Bullock, Lee Ferrington BEST ALL AROUND Billy Eckert, Rhonda Taylor, Cindy McKinney, Debbie Rogers, Barry Cuculla, Eric Robertson BEST-LOOKING Donald Knox Karen Reed Mike Nolan Phyllis Bizette MOST-SCHOOL SPIRITED Randy Hanson Melanie Stewart BEST-PERSONALITY Vann Charleville Bambi Wells MOST-FEMININE Sherry Ogden MOST-ATHLETIC GIRL Roxie Barrios MOST-INTELLIGENT Irma Calix Edward Breckwoldt MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Kim Armstrong Barry Wilkinson The Class of 1978 Is . . . Joni Aime Sherry Aitken Carroll Alexander Catherine Alexander Naomi Alexander Mark Aldridge Darlene Allen Charles Anderson Clarence Armstrong Jimmy Armstrong Kim Armstrong Gregory Ashford Lisa Ashford Jacob Augustus Kenneth Bambarger Kahnne Bankston Roxanne Barrios Curtis Barron Alphia Barrow Tammy Bauer Angela Beckes Johnny Beghley Rebecca Bennett Mark Bishop 42 Seniors Outstanding!!! Phyllis Bizette Christopher Blalock Karen Boles Carl Booker Philip Bordelon Karen Boudreaux Lisa Boyd Dara Brabham Dee Brallier Edward Breckwoldt Barbara Brown Daryl Brown Larry Brown Letha Brown Leyon Broussard Michael Broussard Karmen Brumfield Sheree Bullock Terry Burns Hazel Burrell Milford Burrell Debra Byrd Waynon Calhoun Irma Calix Seniors 43 Seniors of 1978 Are . . . Connie Calloway Joe Calloway Gary Campbell Jackie Carey Albert Carson Linda Carter Melanie Carter Molly Causey Donna Cayer Theodore Cedotal John Champagne Carolyn Chance Curtis Chaney Bridget Chappell Vann Charleville Kim Clark Florence Coleman Thalia Coleman 44 Seniors Gifted Individuals Frank Cosey Livingston Craig Terry Craighead Freda Crumholt Barry Cucullu Susan Curtis Lisa Cutrer William Dabney Michael Danna Stacie Darbonne John Davidson Beverly Davis Seniors 45 1978 a Year for ■ Patricia Davis Yvonne Davis Mark Dawsey Randall Day James Dayries Fred Dent John DeRosier Carol Donaldson Calvin Douglas Pamela Drew Randall Duncan Wendell Duncan Carl Dunkin Jeffrey Dunn Lauri Durr Laurinda Dur Jess Easley Bruce Eaves Floyd Edwards Sharion Edwards Samuel Ellis Robert Engels Douglas Epperson Randall Escue 46 Seniors Meaningful Senior Memories . . Valerie Falvey Brian Favaron Debra Fazzio Carrie Ferguson Donna Ferguson Lee Ferrington Willie Finister Dale Ford Donna Foreman Michelle Fournet Faron Freeman Samanthia Freeman Randall Frizzell Darren Funderburk Bonita Fuselier Andrew Gajan James Gaspard Thomas Gilbert Latonda Glass Michael Gouner David Graham Patricia Green Lois Griffin Penny Guidry Seniors 47 r Qeniors Qhare Thoughts of the Past Glenn Guillaume Mitchell Hall Brian Hano Mark Hano Randy Hanson Jim Harrell Cynthia Harper Brenda Harris 1 2 3 1. An outstanding group at Baker High — Seniors!!! 2. Donald Kelly, spirited senior. 3. Leon Broussard, Cal Abbot, Kenny Taylor walking down N Building Hall. Linda Harris Ralph Hawkins Diane Hebert Kenneth Heil 48 Seniors and Hopes for the Future Rhonda Houk Wanda Houk Sandra Hunt Kari Hurst Seniors 49 We're the Best, We Are Great, Ralph Hussey Jan Hutchinson Thomas Hymel Jerry Jackson Joyce Johnson Lynette Johnson Patsy Johnson Renita Johnson Barbara Jones Denra Jones Jackie Jones James Jones 50 Seniors We Are the Seniors of 78 David Kelly Donald Kelly Dennis Keowen Barbara Kerry Bobby Kidd Sylvia Kimball Barry Kippers Daniel Klein Renita Knighten Donald Knox Debra Krumholt Debra Laird Francis Lanclos James Lane Cheryl Lang Wayne Lang Phil Lavcrgne Michael Lawson Denise LeBlanc Catherine LeLeu Darrell l etherman Debra London John Love Keith Mabile Seniors 51 A Senior — Joy, Hope, Ambition, Tracy Mansur Charles Manuel Keith Marshall Robert Mascarella Jacqueline Mattire Matthew Matusicky David Mayo Paula McAllister Rebecca McCartney Lynette McEachern Jimmy Mcgraw Cynthia McKinney 52 Seniors Spirit, Hard Work — All in One. Esther McLaren Ricky McNemar Pam Melancon Darrell Millet Shannon Milton Carolyn Mosely Chester Mouton Ben Mulkey Gregory Mullen Toni Mullen Michael Murphy Joni Neal Senior 53 The Seniors of Today Are . . . Debra Nevels Curtis Neyland Mike Nolan Eric Normand Keith Norton Pamela Norton Sally, Nurse Amanda1 O'Neal Ronnie Owens Charlyn Parent Gladys Parker tflartha Payrie Darryl Pea Kim Pearl Denise Pedescleaux Noel Penouilh George Persick Debra Peterson Harold Pickering Stephania Poland Albert Poland Deborah Price Marc Pruyn 54 Seniors The Hopes Tor Tomorrow Edith Rabalais Karen Rachel Carrie Randolph Bronson Redditt Debra Reed Karen Reed Tanya Reynolds Belinda Riche Sherry Ritchie Beverly Robertson Eric Robertson Jacqueline Robertson Robby Robinson Debbie Rogers Michael Rogers Guy Rogers Eileen Rolls Nolten Rosaya Ricky Robique Stephen Ryan Clifton Sanborn Reginald Sanders Janet Schotsch Debra Schronce Seniors 55 Seniors Know No Limits Deedra Schronce Tammy Schronce Chrystal Seal Cynthia Secrest Rayon Sellers Debra Short Dezalyn Sibley Walter Simoneaux Jess Simpson Bret Sims Tara Skidmore Gregory Slocum Shannon Slocum Theresa Slocum James Smith Jerome Smith Madeline Smith Sandra Smith Stanley Snowden Scott Southall 56 Seniors David Spiess Janice Square Mark Stafford John Stamps Carla Stevenson Melanie Stewart Laurel St. John George Storms Lydia Strickland Melinda Strickland Mark Sturges Erin Sullivan Kimberly Sullivan Roderick Swindler Benita Taplin Gail Tarver Seniors 57 Seniors Share a Rodney Tassin Donald Tate George Tata l DeboraBFa'ylor Kennel Rhond| Clevela Cordell Bridget Verret Stephen Vidrine Russell Viru.e N'oltolas VuAuaf Cynthia Voyles Michael Wade James Walters Mark Ward rner 58 Seniors Wide Variety of Talents Bambi Wells Claudette Wells Linda Wells Susan Wells Robert Whitaker Patrick White Barry Wilkinson Deborah Williams Joel Williams Sheryl Williams Debra Willis Calvin Wilson Eric Wilson Eula Woodard Ralph Woods Thelma Woods Dale Woodward Elizabeth Wright Reginald Wright Edward Yearby Richard Yllander Gene Young Craig Yockey Paula Zylks A Seniors 59 JU ScLJ The way is long, let us go together The way is difficult, let us help each other The way is joyful, let us share it. The way is ours alone, let us go in love, The way is before us . . . Comm iKVownt jiuvuxiay w’vciuruj, twenty • fi|tk 0Cuu,-Lvr� luuul wd and a-£eniy-a-UjPil af o ■clod OCujIv Sciioof Class Flower Carnation Class Colors Blue and Silver Class Song The Greatest by George Benson . . .Let Us Begin. Graduation 61 m m Qpirit and Qports Football Basketball Track • ft ■ Baseball I Wrestling Volleuball Golf Tennis Softball Scoreboard t Spirit 65 )DY WORKS HARDER HAN A BUFFALO Buff Qpirit Comes Alive 66 Spirit Spirit 67 Baker High School Cheerleaders 1977-78 1st Row (L-R) Wanda Wilson, Tammy Slones, Melanie Stewart 2nd Row (L-R) Sherrie Parent, Debbie Laird, (Co. Capt.), Phyllis 8izettc, (Capt.). 3rd Row: Kay Spears. Top: Kim Armstrong. 68 Spirit Cheerleaders Hold the Key to Buffalo Spirit. Spirit 69 Baker High Qchool Dance Corps 1977-78 1st Row (L R) Rhonda Houk. (Cap! ), Jennifer B.shop. (co. Capt.) 2nd Row (L-R) Kim Johnson. Cdeen Howland. Angel Drench. Kathy Ossowski. Edie Krumholt. April Jones 3rd Row (L-R) Donna Nettles. Debb.e Willis. Karen Dupuis. Pam I yons 4th Row (L R) I sa fWher Mary Strahan, Rhonda Taylor. Dee Boyd, Michelle Fournet Not Pictured: Monica I acy. I 70 Spirit Buffalo Gals Dance Their Way Info the Hearts of Baker Fans. Spirit 71 Baker Band; Best First Row, L-R: Shannon Robinson, Romona Mock. Diana Fitzpatrick, Kimmy Dobson, Pnncetta Lewis. Robin Miller, Susan Marion eaux, Gwen Thompson. Misty Graff, Lisa Matusicky, Nancy Jones. Second Row: Marsha Alfred, Dara Brabham, Johanna Chanev Charlene Hawkins, Debra Reed, Denise Simmons, Yolanda Anderson, Daniel Reed, Richard Guidry, Michael Duprey, Kennedy Wcif. Jimmy Davis, Moses Evans, Mitch Linton, Pat Jones, Keith Thierry, Kenneth Thompson. Third Row, L-R: Roberto Calix, Sally Nurse Katie Sadtier. Roger Clark, Susan Crumholt, Sabrina Lemome. Monica Verde, Tara Dedon, Liz Noland, Scott Stringer, Matthew Matu 72 Spirit In the Land sicky, Kenneth Thomas. Jim Morgan, Dewey Davis, Ernest Spiess, Bert Carson, Steve Manoneaux. Fourth Row, L R: Bret S ms, Curtis Chaney, Scott Martin. Mike Danna. Greg Carter. Clyde lynch, Kieth Fontenot. David Watts, Mike lucker, Maragret Haynes, Richard Morales, Larry Barkley, Carolyn Watson. Karen Brown. Keith Brown Fifth Row, L R: Randal Verde, Yvette Sillinger, Julie Sexton, Jackie Sexton. Tammy Guttirrez, Pam Drew, Sherry Williams. Randy Rodriguez. Lawahnna Lang, William Price, Wiley Graham, Joe Keen, Timmy Walters. Randy Sims, Mike Broussard, Catherine Heard. Band Director Spirit 73 74 Spirit Spirit 75 r Baker High Qchool Peps+ers 1978 First Row, LR: Diane Hebert, Donna Cayer, Melanie Carter, Kelli Jo Wargo, Becky Stevens, t aura Campo. Second Row, L R: Bevo-lanoux, Janet Wall. Dorothy Triplett. Cynthia Reynolds, Barbara Woodburn. Brenda Sims, Darilyn Carpenter, Shari Wells. Third Row, LR Patty LcBlanc. Stacie Garaway. Michelle Carter, Penny Hubbard. Lisa Bethany, Donna Aymond, Kim Smith, Patsy Kelly, Patricia Hocqe Fourth Row, L-R: Selena Parker, Doy James, Cheryl Funderburk, Renee Riche, Susan Knaps. Karen McGraw. Sherry Ault. Dina Delaccrc j Susan Watson Fifth Row, L R: Kathy Thomas, Jennifer Pursley, Katrina Williams, Gloria Lawson, Brenda Jackson, Brenda Johnsc Penny Seale, Cmdy Short. Jom Beck. Sixth Row, L-R: Monica Williamson, Momca Dietench. Cand Drummond, Janet Donaldson. Lm,j : Brown, Ten Zylks, Michelle McDaniel, Renee VanNorman, Cassic Arbour. Spirit 77 Baker High Bchool Majorettes 1978 1st Row: Pam Drew, (Co-Capt.). 2nd Row, L-R: Tammie Guttirrez, Julie Sexton, Rickie Lynn Moore, Jackie Sexton, Yvette Sillinger. 3rd Row: Sherry Williams, (Captain). 76 Spirit Majorettes Add Sparkle and Twilight to Buffaloe Events. Spirit 79 1978 Battlin' Buffaloes 1st Row (L-R) Mgr. Curtis Lanoux, Mark Karras, Jim Munn, Dome Hicks, Dunk Wright, Mike (Cal.) Jones, Kenny Bambarger, Ray Daver port, Norman Ory. (Trainer). 2nd Row (L-R)Mgr. Brad Crochet, Dennis Keowen, John Johnson, Don Drew, Mark Ward. Dwayne Carro George Storms, Eric Robertson, Joe Calloway, Mike (La.) Jones, Elvin Evans, (Trainer). 3rd Row (L-R) Mgr. Tony Cooper. Jimmy Vidrir Mike Nolan, Jacob Augustus. Robert Sigrest, Bobby Mascarella, Bobby Davis, Andy Gajan, Brian Duplessis, Craig Cannon, Leonard Tow-ley, (Trainer). 4th Row (L-R) Tyrone Langford, Joe West, Wilbert Walker, Omar Hadi, Jimmy McGraw. Cleve Thomas, Lionel Holmes, Leac rew Johnson, Donnie Carral, Darrell Ford, Roger Williams, Gerald Cayer. 5th Row (L-R) James Dawson, Jay Thomas, Carl Booker, Jarne Coleman, Darrell Edgens, Tommy Gilbert, Darrell Letherman, Ty Fontenot, George Persick, Trumaine Johnson, Tony Johnson. Johr Davidson. COACHES: Kneeling: Larry Thomas, J. C. Stewart, Milton Broussard. Standing: Samuel Ellis, Gary Harp, Joe Conachcn, Richie Ory. 80 Football Buffs Battle to a 6-4 Beason. 1. Coach Stewart takes a break from hard training. ?. Raker man stopped cold. 3. Dennis Keowen and Jimmy McGraw. 4. The results of the Baker Slidell overtime. Football 81 Buffs Begin Season With a Boom! 82 Football Then Suffer Four Consecutive Losses! Football 83 Buffaloes Are Plagued With Injuries This Year 84 Football Buffs Fought Back for a Winning Season i 2. 3. A. T. Johnson runs on thin air. while R. Sigres looks on in amaze ment. Defense breaks up pass play. Donnie Carral leaps for big gain. Omar Hodi with an interception and not much room to run. Football 85 We Truly Saw the Thrill of Victory 1. Trumaine Johnson gets tripped up! 2 Mark Karras Hangs on to his man. 3. Baker charges in to win. 86 Football and the Agony of Defeat 1. Dome Hicks sidelined with injuries. 2. Joe West and Dennis Keowen use all their power. 3. Mark Ward in a strong position. Football 87 Future Buffs Are Born on J.V. Team 1st Row (L-R) Don Drew, Mark West, Eric Brown. Lawrence Hunter. Joey Hebert, David Lee, Lionel Mulkey, Henry Hillard. 2nd Row (L-R) Darren Aguillard. Robert Gajan, Ken Woodward. Vernon Williams, Jerry Riddle. Ronald Ellis, Russell Parker, Peron McCastie, Reginald Mackey. Reginald George. 3rd Row (L-R) Mark Mahan, Darren Dier, Bobby Davis, Kevin Currie, Frank Johnson, John Parker, Wmdell Har ns. Greg Hilburn, Michael Johnson. 4th Row (L-R) Coach Moock. Al Hams, Mark Tucker, Todd Philson, Bubba Broussard. Scon Neuset-zer, Frank Lee, Timmy Sept, Coach Ellis. 88 Football Freshmen Battle to an Undefeated Season 1st Row (L-R) Warren Burge, 8en Bowman, Gerald Jones, Chris Gcuner, Donnie Mixon, Robert Sibley. Kirk Daigle, Donnie Holloway. George Cupit. Mel Cason. Gerald Coleman, Chris Gario. 2nd Row (L-R) Tony Campbell, Fred Chappell, Greg Mascarella, James Cupit. Timmy Walters, Billy Hutchinson, Glenn Graves, Kevin Poydras, Moses Fvans. KeeKee Phillips, Kirk Russell. Dewey Profit. Joe Vessell, G. King 3rd Row (L-R) Timmy Pierce, Joey Durr, Mike Tucker. Scooter Meyers, David Hickman. Jimmy Alexander, Scott Moak. Tony Savoy. Billy Hodges. Andrew Brown, Kelvin Fischer 4th Row (L-R) Down Godchaux, Coach Harp, Kenny Burton, Richie White. Horace Smith, Scott Prine. Joey Madison, Gary Davis, DeAngelo Drew, Charlie Sims, Anthony Tuqqle, Albert Godchaux, Jay McCaa, Darrell Carmen, Kirk Williams, Coach Ory. .w«s wf r Football 89 Varsity Basketball BHS 72 Comeaux Opp 65 50 Bro. Martin 56 51 Istrouma 61 57 Redemptorist 77 75 Lee 74. 60 Broadmoor 48 41 Central 52 58 Slidell 71 58 Lee 65 74 Scotlandville 71 53 Glen Oaks 66 57 Belaire 63 61 Scotlandville 71 71 Glen Oaks 70 62 Belaire 64 68 Scotlandville 1 52 Glen Oaks 67 55 Belaire 53 71 Scotlandville 75 63 Glen Oaks 55 74 Belaire 54 Junior Varsity Football Baker Opponent 12 Broadmoor 18 8 East Ascension 8 0 Lee 14 6 Bogulusa 15 14 ■ Covington 12 0 Slidell 3 Scotlandville Forfeit 26 Hammond 0 22 Belaire 6 14 Glen Oaks 6 i TENNIS I Junior Varsity Basketball Wins 7 Losses 5 Glen Oa B Scotlandville Glen Oaks Belaire Scotlandville 64 Glen 45 Belc aire BHS [ 39 Belaire 54 43 Glen Oaks 63 54 Scotlandville 66 h % J Varsity Football Baker Opponent 14 Jamboree 7 28 Broadmoor 0 14 East Ascension 15 ! 0 6 8 Lee Bogulusa Covington 14 26 | 21 6 Slidell 3 21 Scotlandville 14 21 Hammond 8 14 Belaire 0 14 Glen Oaks 8 Scoreboard Varsity Baseball Wins 10 Losses 11 2nd Place in Sub-District OPP BHS ii Broadmoor 1 i Tara 2 15 Broadmoor 9 4 Broadmoor 5 4 Scotlandville 8 4 Glen Oaks 3 1 Belaire 11 0 Istrouma 5 6 Tara 1 4 Broadmoor 1 4 Glen Oaks 5 0 Scotlandville 4 4 Belaire 3 2 Scotlandville 10 10 Glen Oaks 4 2 Belaire 1 1 Scotlandville 2 1 Glen Oaks 7 0 Belaire 5 — 3 Tara 3 12 Slidell 2 Girls Volleyball Wins 18 Loss 1 2nd in District Scores OPP I 13 15,14 15 Belaire 15-1 PI 5-2 JV 1511, 15-11 L.S. S.D. 15 0, 15-5 JV 15-6, 15-5 14-16, 7-15 Glen Oaks JV 15 3, 15-12 Scotlandville 15 2, 15-9 JV 15 3, 15-13 Zachary 15 5, 1 1-15 JV 16-4, 16 18,6-15 Belaire 15-12, 15 3 JV 15-11, 15-7 Glen Oaks 15-4, 15-3 JV 15-8, 15-4 Scotlandville 15-1, 15-0 JV 1st Place Tournament 13-15, 15-17 Regional Tournament ! Opponents junior varsity Varsity Track Meet BHS OPP Baker Invitational 66 McKinley 71 V StOCKwell Relays 76' ? Istrouma 77 Indian 54 Lee 72 Turnley Relays 94 McKinley 93 Billy Brown Relays 72 McKinley 76 J. Delpn Relays 72 McKinley 96 Gilliam Pelican Relays 124 McKinley 132 7 AAAA District Meet 66 Scotlandville 60 7-AAAA Regional Meet 46 C. lafourdhe 48 7-AAAA State Meet 20 Alexander 71 Scoreboard 91 Buffs Have Another Fine Season Terry Thomas Forward Senior Randy Escue Forward Senior Mac Finister Center Senior Barry Wilkinson Guard-Forward Senior Tom Jones Center Senior Trumame Johnson ird Senior Coach Harp Louis Hicks Forward Junior Chuck Bailey Forward-Guard Junior Lamar Coleman Guard Junior Thomas Forward Junior Lyndon Johnson Forward Junior Cyrus Jarvis Forward Junior A Y, v_ Set It Up, Put It In 94 Basketball Set It Up, Put It in, Let's Win !- I 1. Goal shot. 2. Mac Finister takes a jump shot. 3. Trumaine Johnson goes up for two. Basketball 95 1978 J.V. Basketball Team 1st Row, Left to Right: Ronald Ellis, Tim McGowan, Bobby Davis, Bubba Robinson, Billy Drew, Shawn Broussard. 2nd Row: Coach ' homas. Jerry Riddle, Don Drew, Hamilton Bell, Buddy Davenport, Mark Tucker, Bubba Broussard, Wendell Harrison, Jimmy Davis. Right: Billy Drew takes a shot. 96 Basketball 1978 Ninth Grade Basketball Team 1st Row, Left to Right: Darrell Carmen, Coach Ory, Albert Goud chaux. 2nd Row: Greg Mascarella, Darwin Goudchaux. Mark Hill, Jimmy Alexander, Jeff Southall, Horace Smith, Charles Sims, Gary Davis, Jay McCaa, Timmy Waltons. Horace Smith tips the ball while Jeff Southall looks on. Basketball 97 1978 Track Team District Champs Above: 1st Row (L-R) Jeff Yllander, Bobby Kidd, Jim Jackson. 2nd Row: Nathaniel Ho tie Ellis, Jeffrey Oliver. 3rd Row: Doug Walker, Joe West, Duane Carral, Stafford Anders . Row: Ty Fontenot, Buddy Davenport, Kenny Thomas, Louis Hicks. 98 Track Track Team Placed Second in Regionals 1. Joe West attempting to clear the high jump bar. 2. Ty Fontenot takes it away on Ihe high hurdles. 3. Stafford Anderson sprints out of the blocks. Track 99 100 Track Track a First in District!! 1. Come along Bobby Kidd. 2. Dunk Wright displaying one of his many talents. 3. Stafford Anderson — getting ready. Track 101 102 Track J.V. and Ninth Grade Track Show Great Promise for Future J.V. TRACK: Left: 1st Row, L-R: Kirk Williams, Reginald Makey, Kelvin Clark, Lawrence Hunter 2nd Row, L-R: Norman Ory, Chris Gouner, George Cupit, Jeff Yllander. 3rd Row, L-R: Peron McCastle. Joey Heberi, Greg Gill, Eric Brown. 4th Row, L-R: Glen Graves, Fred Chappell, Daniel Calix, Joey Durr. 5th Row, L-R: Ray Tuggle. Horace Smith, Don Drew. 6th Row, L-R: Roger White, Darrell Carmen, Scott Prine, Buddy Davenport. 9th GRADE TRACK: Below: 1st Row, L-R: Greg Gill, Chris Gouner, Bay Tuggle. Tom Rioux (Manager), Horace Smith, Fred Chappell, Joey Durr. 2nd Row, L-R: George Cupit, Kirk Williams, Roger White, Darrell Carmen, Scott Prine, Glen Graves. Not Shown: James Cupit. Track 103 1978 Baker Baseball Team Omar Abdut-Hadi Catcher Junior Mark Berteau Short Stop Junior Chuck Bailey 1 st Base Junior Senior umor Donny Hicks Pitcher • Junior Tony Glass Pitcher Junior Randal Forbes Short Stop Junior 104 Baseball Second in Sub-District Alton Hodges 2nd Base Junior Steve Holaway Right Field “ Senior Dennis Keowen Catcher Senior Paul Pierce Outfield r Junior r. Curtis Lani Left Fiel: Junior Center Field Senior Baseball 105 1. Bobby Davis takes a cut at practice ball. 2. Baseball team warms up for big game. 3. Coach Moock watches from dugout. 4. Scottie Southall fires a strike. 106 Baseball Baseball 107 J.V. Baseball Team 1978 1st Row (L to R) Steve Williams, Kevin Fryoux, Donnie Mixon, Donnie Hotoway. Kent Lanclas, Tommy Smith, Tommy Martin, Tony Savoy. 2nd Row: Rusty Bambarger, Billy Drew, Robert Gajan, Scooter Myers, Billy Hutchinson, Ken Woodard, Mike Wilson, Robert Dunaway. 3rd Row: Brutus Rayburn, Alan Hobgood, Jeff Southall, Mark Tucker, Bubba Broussard, Coach Ritchie Ory. Baseball 109 Baker Wrestlers 3rd in State in 78 . Above Picture: First Row (L to R) Mike Kelly, Daryl Pco, Craig Berteau. Jesse Heck, Harry Phillips, Kirk Daigle. Second Row (L to R) Julius Falvey, Jess Easley, Dale Woodward. Dana Ash, Bruce Bowman, Brent Chaney, Bobby Redd. Third Row (L to R) David Kelly, Kirk Williams, Melvin Shepard, Daniel Calix, Charles Hicks, Kennedy Wolf, Jacob Augustus. Back Row (L to R) Coach Babb. Jodi Combs, Joe Calloway. Donald Keen, Tommy Gilbert, George Storms. Reginald Mackey, Jerome Smith, Craig Cannon, Coach Broussard. Right: Coach Babb 110 Wrestling Wrestling 111 Top Row, L to R: Jodi Combs, Craig Cannon, Reginald Mackey. Donald Keen, Daniel Calix, Melvin Shepard Second Row, L to R: Dana Ash, Kennedy Wolf, Bobby Redd. Julius Falvey, Brent Chaney. First Row, L to R: Kirk Daigle, Craig Berteau, Kirk Williams. Mike Kelly. Wrestling 1 1 2 Wrestling 1 1 3 Seniors Lead the Way in '78 Left to Right: Darryl Pea. David Kelly. Joe Calloway, Jacob m Augustus, Tommy Gilbert. George Storms. Jerome Smith, Jess Eascly, Dale Woodard. Jesse Heck 114 Wrestling 115 Wrestling Volleyball Team Shows Great Improvement Varsity 1 st Row (L-R) Mrs. Pat Dieterich. Coach. Judy Holshue, Cecilia Scott. Seated on Ladder: Monica Dieterich. Back: Michelle Walton, Debbie Calloway, Connie Cucullu, Kim Holley, Sarah Lee. J.V. 1st Row (L-R) Doy James, Lee Ann Agee. Lisa Holmes. Lynne Willis. 2nd Row (L-R) Jami Andre, Scorekeepcr, Cathy McKinley, Kathy Thomas, Cassandra Smith, Carolyn Lee. 116 Volleyball mm Volleyball Team Places 2nd in District 1. Sarah Lee on a spiking spree. 2. Coach Dieterich talking over game strategy. 3. Judy Holshue — most valuable player. 4. Cheerleaders keep spirit high at volleyball game I 2 3 4 Volleyball 1 17 Golfers Don't Get Mad Coach J. W. Green, Ham Bell, Eric Wilson, Ricky Bezet, John Germany, Tony Corona. 118 Golf Just Tee'd Off! Ricky Bezet Tony Corona John Germany Above: John Germany, a true “scratch golfer. Hamilton Bell Golf 119 Tennis Team Swings Into Action 1st Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Pat Dieterich, Jill Augustus, Bubba Savoy, Monica Dieterich, Mike Broussard. Anita Dewey Davis, Brenda Harris. Up! and 120 Tennis Away!!! Future Pros 1st Row, Left to Right: Jami Andre, Becky Whittington, Rar.dal Verde, Mike Arsenault. 2nd Row, Left to Right: Renae Christopher, Pat Jones, Dewey Davis, Cindy Short 1. Mike Broussard demonstrates his backhand! 2. Pat Jones ready for oncoming ball. 3. Bubba Savoy sends shot over the net! Tennis 1 21 Girls Softball Team Rallies to District Co-Champs 1st Row, L-R: Lee Ann Agee, Lynne Willis, Michelle LeBland. Doy James. Roxanne Munn. Pam Downey. Sabrina Lem oine 2nd Row, L-R: Connie Cucullu, Roxanne Barrios, Meta Horton, Betty Johnson, Debbie Fazzio, Tamara Hadi, Coach Len Babb. Softball 123 p Girls Track: Going, Going Gone!! At Right: The team!. First Row, Left to Right: Shan Kidd, Cathy McKinley. Patricia Morgan, Paulette Wells, Ms. Daigle, Coach. Second Row, Left to Right: Melanie Carter, Michelle Walton, Patti LeBlanc, Sharon Craig, Marie Thompson, Sheila Foster, manager 3rd Row, Left to Right: Brenda Jackson, Cassandra Smith, Rita Stone, Kathy Thomas, Marcia Clark, Cecilia Scott. 4th Row, Left to Right: Valerie Augustus, Denise Smith, Debra Pierson, RoscEtta Hives. Randi Woodard. 5th Row, Left to Right: Theresa Bryant. Daphne Booker, Robin Stuckey, Pamela Barrow, Dawn Stuckey. 1. 440 RELAY TEAM: Sharon Craig, McKinley, Daphne Booker, and Paulette V 2. FIELD EVENTS AND HURDLER. Lett to Pamela Barrow, Kathy Thomas, Ro Hives, Cassandra Smith, Michelle NNatto rah Pierson, and Patricia Morgan 3. MILE RELAY. Melanie Carter, Pamela Robin Stuckey. 4. 880 RELAY: Melanie Carter, Michel1 Sharon Craig, Paulette 'Wells, a Stuckey. Gifts Track, District Winners!! Juniors The reason I have enjoyed my junior year is because, I only have one more year left. Jack Berthelot The thing that makes my junior year better is because, since we are older, we often get a lot more recognition than sophomores do. And this year has been great the band have been very successful. Baker - 1 Nancy Jones I have enjoyed this past year because I have one of last year's seniors, Danny Olivier. April Bradley The 1978 juniors have the most spirit that's why they are the best. Terri Taylor I've liked my junior year because I have discovered what career I want to persue in my Renee Rogers because the choir and made the year interesting. And of course winning the spark plug awards at the end of football made it great! Mary Fontenot Juniors i I like this year because I’ll be on the track team. Also, because I am a Junior and I will be a Senior next year. Cindy Cavalier I The reason I think of my Junior year as a special one is that I only have one more year left of school. Mickey Bogan I My Junior year is good because it is more exciting and I met Darren Funderburk. Sandra Ward I The reason my Junior year was the best is because the work was easier than any other year. Cassandria Alexander I I never thought my Junior year would be as great as it was. I became involved in several organizations that really Cal Abbott Omar Abul Hadi Laura Achee 8ailey Adams LeeAnn Agee Randy Aguillard Tommy Aitken Basil Alexander Cassundra Alexander Marsha Alfred Tammy Anders Helen Anderson Stadford Andersor Lynda ANthony Charles Arbour Joyce Armstrong Susan Arnold Gerald Ashford Keith Austin Cecilia Avriett Chuck Bailey Eddie Baker Sherrie Ballard Neil Barber Jeff Bayliss Julie Beck Renee Beckes Barbara Belcher Donna Bennett Kelly Bennett Mark Berteau Barry Bertrand Jack Berthelot Ricky Bezel Jennifer Bishop Mike Blalock Mickey Bogan Robert Bond Robert Bonds Ann Bordelon The Nicest Kind of Friend, by Far, 1 28 Juniors Chuck Bordelon Rachel Boudreaux Lori Boutwell Perry Bowman April Bradley Julie Brown Lisa Brown Sandra Brown Karen Bryan Everlena Buchanan Albert Boucher Lisa 8uilock Ricky Burks Paul Burns John Burl Myron Buxton Roberto Calix Debbie Calloway Cra g Cannon Karyn Caraway Linda Carroll Ken Case Ken Causey Sheila Cavalier Gerald Cayer Lee Cedotal Raynae Christopher Laura Cockerham Lamar Coleman Cathy Conway Tony Cooper Tony Corona Vickie Cox Conme Cucullu Tony Curtis Nancy Dabadie Selena Daigle Mike Davidson Jimmy Davis Regina Davis Juniors 1 29 Juniors Are Fired Marvm Davis Patricia Davis Steven Davis Tony Davis Opey Dedon Jeff Dees Jeff Denson Larry DeRoucheu Barbie Devall Brenda Dickerson Ange Dieterich Lee Downs Kay Drummond Clifton Dufour Randall Dunaway David Djnean Malcolm Duncan Rhonda Duncan Elame Dunn Bryan Duplessis Nancy Dyess Valli Ebey Darryl Edgens Dona d Edwards Daniel Ervin Brenda Evans Margaret Faulkner Jana Ferguson Mary Fontenot Ty Fontenot Randall Forbes Darreii Ford Jenny Francois Gerald Fryoux Dona d Gaspard Richard Gautreaux Devereaux Gibbons Diana Gilbert Ramona Gill Calvin Ginn Tony Glass DowmGodchaux Floyd Griffin Mark Griffith Joey Guttirez Tammy Guttirez Rodney Hagan Edward Hall 1 30 Juniors ) Up and Ready! Mike Hall Robm Hanshaw Sharon Hanson Ani'ta Harris Roy Harvey Tina Harvey Susan Hayes Ernest Hayward Jesse Heck David Heil Yvette Hickman Dome Hicks Louis Hicks Kathy Higginbotham Chuck Hill Michael Hill Alton Hodges Kim Holley Tim Holley Janet Holmes Mike Honore Nathaniel Honore Renee Hooper Meta Horton Juniors 1 31 Tammy Hudson John Hughes Lori Hunt Mark Hurley Keih Jackson James Jacobsen Cary Jarreau Carleton Johns Joyce Johnson Kim Johnson Lead rew Johnson Jill Johnston Michael Jones Nancy Jones Pat Jones Betty Kelly Tony Kelly Philip Kemp Jeff Kennedy Phyllis Kilpatrick Karen Kimble Syivia Kimble Gwen King Cynthia Knox Edie Krumholt Monica Lacy Michael Lanclos Curtis Lanoux Tyrone Langford Terri Lawrence Gloria Lawson Krieg Lee Marilyn Lee Treba Lemoine Serita Lester Toma Letz Tommy Lillis Kayieen L ttlefield Terri Lutrick When the Rain Begins to Fall i 4 1 32 Juniors I t i A 9mile Is a Perfect Parasol John MacNichol Steve Marionncaux Scott Martin Jeff Matherne Timmy Matt Randy Mayes Susan McAllister Tammy McAlister Tyrus McCarmick David McClatchey Janet McCurley Todd McManus Elizabeth Metcalf Monti Miller Carrol Millet Harrell Mil et Kathy Mizell Richard Morales Gabe Mouton James Munn Robin Nesorr Burch Nettervillc Sharon Noiard ferry Nunnery- Jack Ory Kathy Ossowski Lynn Owens Raymond Owens Shern Parent Oonme Pastor Lane Payne Rasha Pearl Desiree Pedescleaux Brent Philips Kevin Pierce Paul Pierce Mike Pilgreen Lola Poche Andy Ponson Ricky Prejean Gene Presley William Price Sonya yritchard Merilu Pruyn Daniel Reed Tammy Reed Chris Richard Louis Riche 'uniors 1 33 Just One Kind Deed Will Often Place Phillip Rioux Jacquelm Robertson Tammy Robertson Randy Rodriguez Mildred Rogers Renee Rogers Greg Rosaya Ronnie Roubique Kim Russell Rachel Ruth Melva Sanders Melvm Sanders Samuel Sansone Bubba Savoy trie Scott Ronald Scott Dale Dealy Mitzi Sellers Japonza Septs Jayne Sexton Melvm Shepard Jeremy Sibley Maragret Sigrest Robert Sigrest Kenneth Simmons Lisa Slocum Gene Smith Laync Smith Ernest Spiess Bruce Stevens Jody Slogner Randy Stone Tammy Stones Hammond Story Lori Scott Petra Sullivan 1 34 Juniors a Happy Smile on Someone's Face Shirley Tamplain Mike Tardie Ray Tarver Jackie Talc Mary Taylor Renee Taylor Tern Taylor Detra Terrell Julie Theriot Jay Thomas Terry Thomas Jestme Thompson Kenneth Thompson Marie Thompson Mark Thoms John limberlake Chuck Toler Kathy Trahan Scotty Trahan Becky Tune Tammy Tkurner Susan VanNorman Wendy Vcrrct Wally Vicknair Jimmy Vidrine Rusty Vmce Janet Wade Doug Walker Colethia Wallace Ricky Wallace Sandra Ward Connie Watson Paulette Wells Joe West Fred White Theresa White Teresa Wilkinson Kerry Williams Patricia Williams Roderick Williams Patricia Wilson Susan Wilson Wanda Wilson Kennedy Wolf Thelma Woods Patti Woodburn Dunk Wright Dona Wyatt Juniors 1 35 mores “Being a Sophomore this year means only one more year till I can get a lunch permit and drive to school.“ Terrie Steele I “I like being a Sophomore because you only have two years left to graduate.” Celeste Lee “Being a Sophomore gives me a great feeling. It means that I have 2 more years in school. Taking on the name Sophomore lets others know I am not a little Freshman. It gives me the feeling to be more of a lady and not the little girl I used to be.” Iris Grimes “Being a Sophomore this year meant going to more sporting events such as: wrestling meets, basketball, and participating in volleyball games and coming in 1 St.” Sarah Lee I Sopho- mores I “I like being a Sophomore because I’m one year closer to playing varsity football and basketball. Bubba Broussard I “Being a Sophomore is great because our girls are the BEST! Don Drew I “You,re not the youngest or the oldest in the school. I’m in the middle. . Penny Hubbard “I like being a Sophomore because I’m not a freshman anymore. Pam Barrios I “I like being a Sophomore because everyone knows sophomores have more fun. Susan Knaps 9ophomores Tamara Abdul Hadi Oscar Abshire Donna Adams Kim Adams Darron Aguillard Jeff Albritton Carl Allen Leslie Amedee Jaime Andre Vickie Antolire Cassic Arbour Mike Arseneault Dana Ash Jullawne Atkins Diana Atkinson Sherry Ault Bill Barnard Billy Barnett Pam Barrios F’amela Barrow Cecil Barton Pruhneshia Barton Marlene Bates Carol 8eard Connie Beard Hamilton Bell Aleta Benoit Lester Berard Craig Berteau Doristine Bethley Sandra Billeaudeau Greg Bishop Bruce Bowman Dee Boyd Rhonda Boyd Rubba Broussard Shawn Broussard Eric Brown Weslie Brown i 1 38 Sophomores Shine Through Cindy Bryan Jan Bryan Theresa Bryan: Theresa Buckles Nedra Burckhalter Tammy Burkes Thelma Burrell Yvette Burt Karen Burton Stacie Butcher Val Buxton Jerry Cage Michael Cage Angie Calhoun Daniel Calix Norma Campbell Laura Campo Sandra Carey Darilyn Carpenter Gary Carpenter Greg Carter Kenny Cedotal Esther Champagne Johanna Chaney Kevin Clark Marcia Clark Marva Clark Keith Clouarte Jody Combs Mark Connely 1. Susan Knaps thinking about her weekend. 2 Mark, Don, Joey, and Bobby, the Four Stooges. Sophomores 1 39 I Show 'em What You ■ Keith Covington Kerry Craig Carmen Cram Carla Crenshaw Sharon Crider Brad Crochet Gary Crumholt Cindy Cuchmelli Brian Dabney Karen Daunoy Buddy Davenport Tammy David Bobby Davis Connie Davis Dewey Davis Jerald Davis Jimmy Davis Susan Davis Darla Day Darren Dier Robert Dorman 8 lly Drew Don Drew Charles Dugger Wanda Dunn Scott Duplcssis Karen Dupuis Michael Dupuy 1 40 Sophomores Can Do Big Sophomores Brenda Burning James Edwards Ronald Ellis Jeffery Escue Elvin Evans Daneil Fergerson Mike Field Kelly Fisher Shree Forbes Greg Foster Shelia Foster David Freeman Jettye Freeman Kevin Fryoux Lisa Fusclier Robert Gajan Stacie Garraway Terry George Robert Gerding BridgetteGic Linda Giroir Misty Graff Cynthia Graham Helene Graham Michael Grant Stacy Gremillion Stephanie Gremillion Warren Griffin Sophomores 1 41 Iris Grimes Lori Guilbeau Terrence Guilbeau Ronnie Guillaume Keith Hagan Tammy Hamilton Charmaine Hano Al Harris Tonya Harris Wendell Harrison Charlene Hawkins Holly Hayes Margaret Haynes Joey Hebert Leif Helmets Tracy Helmke John Hendon Deboic Hcrnancez Charles Hicks Greg Hilburn Cheryl Hill Gerald Hill Maureen Hill Patty Hill Ronald Hives Danny Hobgood Lisa Hoigerson Dan Holley Pamela Hollins Lisa Holmes Kim Hornyak Joel Houk Coleen Howland Penny Hubbard Lawrence Hunter Lmda Hyman Qophomores 1 42 Sophomores Lead the Way Cedric Jackson Gerald Jackson Doy James Fay James Annie Jarvis Regina Jenkins Dennis Johnson Fen icee Johnson Frank Johnson Michael Johnson Sharon Johnson Lisa Jolla April Jones Cindy Jones Mike Jones Susie Jones Donald Keen Sherri Kidd Diana Kirby Barbra Kirouat Jack Kleinpeter Susan Knaps Barbara Kmghien Karen Krumholl 1 James Fdwards. 2. Karen Daunoy. Homecoming maid 3 There’s a weed in every flower bed Misty Graff. Sophomores 143 1 Dianna, Theresa, Glenda, Celeste, and Laura learned how to spell sophomores. 2. Terri White and Donna Nettles caught unexpectedly. Sophomores Promote Sharon Krumholt Bertha lacombe Lorie Lambert Lawana Lang Beverly Lanoux Dennis LaVcrgne Charles Law Frank Lea Debbie LeBianc Patti Leblanc Byran Lee Celeste Lee Davey Lee Sarah Lee Sharon Lee Ann LeSieur Scott Lesinski Patricia Lethermon Jane Lucas Mark Luter Georgie Lutrick Pam Lyons Reginald Mackie Dianna Mahann 1 44 Sophomores V- School Spirit Jeff Mahar Jimmy Mansfield Mark Manuel Paula Marcelle Laura Marsh Nadine Martin Tommy Martin Sharon Matherne Andy Mathews Debbie Matlock lisa Matusicky Emmet McAdams Scott McAllister Peron McCastle Thaddeus McCastle Karen McDonald Tim McGowan Cathy McKinely Lou Meador Robin Miller David Moak Lor Moak Jim Morgan Patrica Morgan Constance Morris Ronald Morrison Lionel Mulkey Roxanne Munn Dedb c Neal Randi Necaise Jeff Netterville Donna Nettles Scon Neusetzer Gregg Noland Monty Nunez Thomas Nurse Sophomores 1 45 Brad Olinde Norman Ory John Parker Russell Parker Selena Parker Michael Peterson Troy Phillips Todd Philson Diana Pilgreen Olha Pipes Jean Pittman Sharon Pritchard Lon Randall Alan Ray Brutus Rayburn Leanna Reeves Cynthia Reynolds Keith Reynolds Jerry Riddle Jullie Rider Thomas Rioux Tim Rioux Annette Roberts Darlene Roberts Greg Robertson Alvm Robinson Ronald Robinson Shan Rodrigues Glenn Rogers John Roundtree David Sansone Kenny Saucier William Scarborough Bryan Schilling Shirley Schilling Cindy Schittone Sophomores Enjoy 146 Sophomores Their Second Year Cecilia Scott Howard Sealy Pam Seguin Angela Sellers Timmy Sept Jackie Sexton Julie Sexton Randy Sharon Stacey Shelton Carroll Shirey Yvette Sillerger Brenda S mms Robert Sims Greg Skidmore Kahne Slocum Cassandra Smith Dickie Smith Donna Smith Thomas Smith Deama Snyder Kay Spears Leon Spears Molinda Spears Chris Spring Glenda Steel Tern Steel Becky Stevens Andy Stewart Monica Steward Dawn St John Mary Strahan Scott Stringer Dawn Stuckey Lea Sullivan Sophomores 1 47 Kathy TarcJie Kay Tarver Michael Taylor Teresa Taylor Theresa laylor Carla Thomas Kathy Thomas Emma Thompson Sharon Thompson Keith Tony Gene Trahan Dorothy Triplett Mark Tucker Renee Van Norman Janie Vaughan Lynn Vickers 8unme Vince Melissa Vizinat Janet Wall Mark West Terri White Becky Whittington Wendy Whittington Katrina Williams Kenny Williams Michael Williams Elvm Evans Don Drew and Coach Moock talking during Covington game. I wish Mrs. Dietrich would give me some thumb tacks to hold my knee pads up. Susie Jones 1 48 Sophomores With the Sophomores of '77 Paul VVihams Roy Williams Rene Williams Vernon Williams Monica Williamson Lynn Willis Mike Wilson Robbie Wilson Ken Wcodard Thomas Woodard Melody Worthy Carliss Wright Joe Wyatt Stephanie Yearby Jeff Yllander Cherryl Yocky Sophomores 1 49 Freshmen “Being in High School made me realize that in four years I will be on my own.” Angela Mills “The biggest change I had to make at Baker High School was learning not to eat in the lunchroom.” Charles Phillips “I enjoy being at Baker because I like meeting new people, especially the boys.” Tarra Dedon “When I arrived at Baker, I had to learn to study harder than ever before.” Debra Jackson Freshmen l had to learn to find time to go to the bathroom when I came to Baker High.” Katie Sadler “The biggest change I had to make when coming to Baker High was having a lot more and harder work and less playing around. I can say one thing and that's our competition in sports wasn't any harder. We came in first place in football with a 7 0 record and doing okay in basketball.” Darrell Carmen “When I came to Baker High, I learned that when it rains a little I get wet a lot.” Lynn Clark “When I first came to Baker High, the biggest change was the teachers. They believe in working you.” Brian Bertholol Freshmen 151 Glenn Abbott Dalton Abshire Melissa Adams Alicia Aitken Amie Alexander James Alexander Robin Allen Anita Anderson George Anderson James Anderson Yolanda Anderson Zalaria Anderson Charles Armstrong Delbra Armstrong Melanie Ashford Myra Atkins Carla Augustus Donna Ayrnond Mary Babin Paula Badeaux John 8allard Larry Barkley Cmdy Barnett David Beasley Jeff Beasley Jom Beck Donna Bell Tammie Bell Freshmen Enjoy Working 1 52 Freshmen and Leisure Times Brian Berthelot John Berthelot Dennis Bertrand Tommy Bertrand Lisa Bethany Mike Blackwell Mary Blalock Tammy Blanchard Sandra Bogan Billy Boles Daphne Booker Melody Boudreaux Mary Boutwell Bennett Bowman Derrek Brevelle Michael Broussard Andrew Brown Brenda Brown Jackie Brown Keith Brown Linda Brown Robed Brumfield Warren Burge Kiah Burnette Kenney Burton Kelly Byrd Stacy Calloway Tony Campbell Tracie Campbell Darrell Carmen Robin Carraway Ken Carter Michelle Carter Tina Case Cason Casen Carey Cash Freshmen 1 53 Fonda Cash Melvin Cason Laurie Cozes Brent Chaney Fred Chappell Lynn Cl3rk Roger Clark Geroid Coleman Phyihs Coleman Wayland Conway Bryan Cook Christine Corona Tracey Cothern Greg Covington Susan Crumholt Jackie Cummings George Cupid James Cupit Ronald Cutrer Kirk Daigle Tammy Danna Robert Davidson Gary Davis Leoia Davis Tamra Davis larra Dedon Dma Delacerda Stacey Delatte Lynn Demcola Monica Dieterich Kimmy Dobson Janet Donaldson 154 Freshmen Chris Doucet DeAngelC Drew Candi Drummond Robert Dunaway Leon Dunkm Coral Dunn Clay Durbm Joey Durr Neal Fasley David Et ey Eric Ericson Danny Escue Moses Evans Julius Falvey W lbert Ferdinand Eddie Ferguson Kelvin F sher Diana Fitzpatrick Shelia Flowers Lisa Floyd Keith Fontenot Rosalind Foster Darryl Fourroux Jean Freeman Sandy Freeman Wanda Freeman Cheryl Funderburk Chris Gang Patrick Gautreaux Ronald George John Germany Carl Gill Freshmen 1 55 Greg Gill Pamela Gill Emmalean Gilmore Albert Godchaux Jeff Goudeau Chris Gooner Wiley Graham Glen Graves Richard Guidry Dawn Hall Darsey Harris Ramcna Hawkins Rusty Hayward Sonia Henderson Mark Herring Pam Herrington Robm Heterwick David Hickman Mark Hill Lisa Hilton Patricia Hodge Bill Hodges Donme Hoioway Joe Horton Gerald Hubbard Melanie Hudson Linda Hughes Billy Hutchinson Debra Jackson Detra Jackson Daydreams Last Only Terri Jackson 1 Lynn Clark dreams of faraway blaces 1 I 56 Freshmen V7 for a Moment Lane Jacobsen Ira Jarman Brenda Johnson Donald Johnson Pamela Johnson Shelia Johnson Gregory Jones Matthew Jones Sharon Jones Joe Keen Win Keller Patsy Kelly Tommy Kent Albertha King Gerald King Pam King Ray Kirkiand Randy Lacombe Kent Lanclos Tamer Langlois Michele LeBlanc Carolynn Lee Sabrina Lemome Tana Lester Princetta Lewis T. J. L.llis Clmt Linder Mitchel Linton Tim Lockwood Charles Logue William Love Trent Lyons Joe Mackey Gordon Macnichol Joey Madison Jenice Mahan Tommy Manuel Michelle Marcomb Susan Marionneaux Dana Martin Gregory Mascarella Mike Matherne Terr Matlock Randy Matt Bermta Mayers Wes McAdams James McCaa Billy McCiuskey Freshmen 157 Friends Will Always Michelle McDaniel Karen McGraw Rita McKneely Mike McManus Terri Miller Angela Mills Mark Milton Donald Mixon Scott Moak Ramona Mock Roxane Morales Brenda Moreau Vincent Mosley Dixon Mouion Karen Murphy Scooter Myers Patricia Netler Rocky Nettles Li Noland Doug Orillion Connie Ortis Tom Ossowski Mike Oubre MarkOulman Cindy Owens Crystal Palmour Janice Patton Brett Payne Cornelious Pearl Anna Penny Veronica Perkins Charles Phillips Errol Phillips Harry Phillips Timmy Pierce Michael Pothier Darlene Powell Kevin Poydras 1 58 Freshmen Be Remembered Randy Pray Scott Pnne Lenea Pritchard Dewey Prophet Maria Pro it Jennifer Pursley Curtis Rayburn Robert Redd Tanga Reeves Ken Reynerson Malinda Reynolds Renee Richee Kim Richie Jerry Riley Mark Robertson Shannon Robinson Stacy Rcbmson Julie Roger Donna Rogillio llida Rolls Sherryn Rosaya Rossa Ross Norma Boubique Jackie Roundtree C. J. Rushing Mark Russell Katie Sadler Tony Savoy Bonnie Schilling Jeff Scon William Scott Penny Seale Cynthia Short Robert Sibley Denise Simmons Charles Sims Randy Sims Denise Smith Freshmen 1 59 Freshmen Show Their Spirit i i ( l i r i i Horace Smith Kim Smith Jeff Southall Jennifer Slransberry Edward Stogner Rita Stone Robin Strickland Robin Stuckey Darlene Tate Thelma Tate Kenny Theriot Dwayne Thierry Ron Thomas Gwen Thompson M ke Toney Angela Torrence Joe Trahan Mike Tucker Bay Tuggle Mark Turner Alan Venn Monica Verde Joe Vessell Vicki Vicknair Terry Vidrme Mandy Viilemarette Sonny Vince Tama Waldon Jeff Wallace Karen Wallace 160 Freshmen in Great Qtride Ray Wallace Timmy Walters Michelle Walton Sylvia Walton Carolyn Watson Susan Watson Mike Watts Dorothy Webbs Tammy Welch Shari Wells Tammy Wells David Whaley Penny White Richard White Roger White Sharon White Don Whittington David Williams Kirk Williams Ricky Williams Paula Wilson Walter Wolf Steve Womack Carolyn Woodard Barbara Woodburn Chris Wright Richard Wroten Terri Zylks Freshmen 161 Honors and Activities Who's Who Junior1 Favorites Sophomore Favorites Freshman Favorijes Homecoming Yearbook Staff Volleyball Banquet Spring Banquet Honors and Activities Fall Banquet Dramatic Moments Christmas Play Easter Play Annie Get Your Gun Boys Beauty Pageant Honors Day Honors and Activities 163 Who's Who at Baker High Sheree Bullock Sheree Bullock is the valedictorian of the senior class. Thus, Sheree Bullock has been an extremely active student at Baker High SChool. In her ninth and tenth grade years, she was a member of the Pepsters. She is an active member of the Student Spirit Council, Tri-Hi-Y, Mu Alpha Theta, and National Honor Society. She has held the office of President in Beta Club, Mu Sigma, and Acappella Choir; and Vice President in Cooperative Office Education. Furthermore, Sheree served as the editor of the 1977 EARLY HARVEST. Moreover, Sheree served on the Interclub Council. In the summer of 1977, Sheree attended Girls’ State and served as Mayor. Sheree is an active member of the Madrigals and has been in the All-Parish Choir for three years: 1976, 1977, and 1978. In 1977, Sheree won the Talent Show. The Senior Class selected Sheree as “Most Talented.” Barry Wilkinson Barry Wilkinson is a familiar face at Baker. He is an active member of Beta Club, Mu Sigma, Mu Alpha Theta, and National Honor Society as well. He served as secretary for Hi-Y and attended the Youth Legislature. In the summer of 1977, Barry was chosen to attend Boys’ State in Baton Rouge. Likewise, Barry is athletic. He has played both basketball and baseball for four years and was chosen as pitcher for the All District Second Baseball Team. The Senior Class agrees that Barry is a senior that is “Most Likely to Succeed.” 164 Who’s Who m Kim Armstrong Diane Hebert is synonymous with the word efficient. Diane has been a Pepster for four years. In this time she was a squad leader and also the President. Furthermore, Diane has been an active mem ber of such clubs as Beta, Mu Sigma, Junior Cabinet, Z Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Future Teachers of America, and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes Likewise, Diane is an effective leader. She has served as Vice President of Tri-Hi-Y and as President of National Honor Society. Diane has thus also served on the Interclub Council. She has attended youth legislature in Baton Rouge twice. In 1978, Diane was awarded the Catholic Youth Leadership Award. Albert Carson Bert Carson is an outstanding Baker student. He is a member of Mu Sigma, Mu Alpha Theta, and National Honor Society as well. He is an active band student playing in both the GEORGE M Orchestra and the ANNIE GET YOUR GUN Orchestra. He is a drillmaster in band and won a place on the Ark-La-Tex All Star Band. Bert also won the Band Director’s Service Award at the Band Awards Banquet. Further, Bert also won the Tn-Beta Award for the highest average in Biology. Bert is listed in the 1977 edition of Who's Who. Kim is perhaps one of the most easily recognized faces at Baker High. She has been in Cheerleaders for two years and in Dance Corps for one year. She is in Tri-Hi-Y, Student Spirit Council, Mu Sigma, Mu Alpha Theta, and National Honor Society. She served as secretary for both Z Club and Beta Club. She served as secretary for the Foreign Language Club in 1976 and as president in 1977. She attended the Foreign Language Festival also. Furthermore, Kim has also served on the Intcrclub Council. She has won first in the district literary rally in both Algebra I and Algebra II. Kim has also won a third place in American History. In 1977, Kim attended the Baton Rouge Chamber of Commerce Business Symposium. Kim is a member of the Society of Distin guished American High School Students. Besides being the Salu-tatorian of the Senior Class, Kim was also voted Most Likely to Succeed.” Diane Hebert Edward Breckwoldt Edward Breckwoldt enjoys the reputation of being one of the most industrious students at Baker High. He is an active member of Beta Club, Mu Sigma, Student Spirit Council, Key Club, and Senior Senate. Edward serves as treasurer of National Honor Society and as President of Mu Alpha Theta. He also served on the Interclub Council. In the summer of 1977, Edward attended Louisiana Boys’ State in Baton Rouge. Edward has long been active in the Scouts and received the Eagle Scout Award. This year, Edward was presented with the Catholic Youth Leadership Award. Furthermore, Edward received four awards for his outstanding science ability at the Honors Day Program. Edward was a member of the band for two years. Moreover, Edward is listed in the 1977 edition of Who’s Who and was also voted “Most Intelligent” by his senior class Irma Calix Irma Calix has been a hard working student at Baker. She has been a member of Beta Club, Future Teachers of America, Junior Cabinet, and Z Club. She has served as reporter for Mu Sigma, secretary for National Honor Society and as Vice-President of Mu Alpha Theta. She has served on the Yearbook staff for three years and was the editor of the 1978 The Buff.Likewise, Irma served on the 1978 Early Harvest as an assistant editor. Irma has also served on the Interclub Council. In her sophomore year, Irma won a first place in the district literary rally in Civics. She is listed in the 1978 edition of Who’s Who and was voted “Most Intelligent” by her senior class. Irma also won a four year scholarship form L.S.U. and a five hundred dollar scholarship from the Baker Civic Club. 166 Who’s Who Junior Who's Who Donie Hicks, Paul Pierce, Dona Wyatt, Mary Fontenot Who’s Who 167 Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Class Favorites Step Out SOPHOMORE FAVORITES April Jones, Joey Hebert, Lisa Fuselier, Don Drew, Dee Boyd, Bryan Schilling. FRESHMAN FAVORITES Opposite Page: Michele McDaniels, Darrel Carmen, Joey Madison, Jeff Southall, Christine Corona. JUNIOR FAVORITES Leadrew Johnson, Sherrie Parent, Kim Johnson, Mary Fontenot, Scooter Heine. Debbie Willis: Homecoming Queen 1977-1978 1 70 Homecoming Senior Maids Above: Debbie Willis. Sherry Ogden. and Debbie Rogers in Home coming parade Rhonda Houk: Senior Maid Sherry Ogden: Senior Maid Debbie Rogers: Senior Maid Homecoming 171 Tammie Guttirrez: Junior Maid Sharon Craig: Junior Maid 1 72 Homecoming Sherry Parent: Junior Maid Dee Boyd: Sophomore Maid Homecoming 173 Karen Daunoy: Sophomore Maid Opposite Page, Far Left: Girls take out their umbrellas for traditional rain on Homecoming night. Opposite Page, Lower Right: Sharon Craig just can't seem to get that corsage on right! Homecoming 1977- 1978 My« Atkins: Freshm ar Maid Lisa Fuselier: Sophorr Michele McDaniels: 174 ' Homing Maid Christina Corona: Freshman Maid. Opposite Page, Far Left: Dee Boyd, Lisa Fuselier, and Karen Daunoy, Sophomore Maids in Homecoming Parade. Above: Homecoming Court Homecoming night. Left to Right: Michele McDaniels, Myra Atkins, Lisa Fuselier, Tammie Guttir-rez, Dee Boyd, Debbie Rogers, Debbie Willis — Queen, Karen Daunoy, Rhonda Houk, Sherry Ogden, Sherry Parent, Sharon Craig, Christine Carona. Homecoming 1 75 Yearbook Staff 1978 1st Row (Left to Right) Mr Green; Spon sor, Denise Pedescleaux, Sally Nurse. Nancy Dabadie. Rhonda Taylor. Debbie Laird, Mrs. Spiers; Financial Advisor 2nd Row (Left to Right) Janet Wade, Donna Nettles. 3rd Row (Left to Right) Debbie Willis, Lenae Pritchard, Melva Sanders, Irma Calix. 4th Row (Left to Right) Pam Downey. Misty Graff, Terry White, Sandra Ward. 5th Row (Left to Right) John Hughes, Butch Netterville, Thomas Rioux. 176 Yearbook Above: Staff takes a break at a one day workshop at USL. Left: Relaxing after a visit with the LSU Cumbo staff. Honored at Banquet 1. Mrs. Dietrich awards Judy Holshouse her Most Valuat Player trophy. 2. Mrs. Dietrich stands wondering how she is going to eat the whole cake. 3. Connie Cucullu and triends enjoys some of the high points o the banquet. 1 78 Volleyball and Track Banquet Volleyball and Track Team 1. Brenda Jackson receives her award for Most Improved Trackman. ?. Marie Thompson receives her award for Most Valuable Trackman. 3. A few of the trackmen en|Oy their meal at the banquet. Volleyball and Track Banquet 1 79 Spring Banquet Honors Many Sports 1. Mac Fimster has reason to smile after receiving MVP for basketball. 2. Jesse Heck is awarded wrestling trophy for the most pins. 3. Barry Wilkinson receives baseball award. 1 80 Spring Banquet Above: Dewey Davis shows off his tennis award. Above L: Mark Berteau receives basketball award. L: Scotty Southall and Dennis Keowen receives baseball trophies. Spring Banquet 1 81 Cinderfella Pageant 1. Jay Thomas — Wonder Woman. 2. Mac Jeffery Jackson gives us a big smile. 3. Omar Hadi, look at that profile. 4. Bakers beauties get ready for the big pageant. 182 Honors and Activities u- ANNIE GET YOUR GUN: A Great Success. 1 84 Honors and Activities Baker Students Show Great Acting Ability First Row, Lett to Right: Shannon Milton, Celeste Lee, Corky Milton, Eddie Ferguson, Mike Pothier, Dianna Fitzpatrick, Monica Lacy. Chns Gang. Second Row, Left to Right: Brad Crochet, Gene Trahan, Karen Dupius. April Jones, Tommy Aitken, Jeremy Sibley, Sherry Williams. Lisa Holmes. Third Row, Left to Right: Kim Holley, Timmy Walters, Tina Storms, Rhonda Taylor, Susan Watson, Kieth Jackson, George Storms, Debbie Laird, Br dget Chappell, Jeff Helmers, Donann Wyatt. Foirth Row, Left to Right: Clifton Warner, Tommy Gilbert, Jack Ber-tholot, Mac Finister, Melanie Stewart Jeff Denson, Pam Lyons, Paul Burns. Honors and Activities 1 85 186 Honors Day Opposite Page Upper Left: Irma Calix and Edward Breckwoldt — top award winners. Opposite Page Below: Sheree Bullock receives Valedictory award. Left: Kim Armstrong — Salutatorian. Below: Sheree Bullock — Outstanding Senior. Graduating Seniors of 1978 Honors Day 187 188 Prom I 1. Ty Fontenot and James Munn. 2. Tommy Stones and Julie Theriot get their kicks. 3. April, where are you going? 4. Get back to work. Sherry. 5. Me. Tarzan. 6. The Kid. 7. Madona member beats it out. 8. Get Down! Prom 1 89 Buffalo Choirs Hi-Y I Key Club Mu Alpha Theta I National Honor I Society I Rodeo Club I Senior Senate I Student Spirit I Tri Hi Y I Youth Safety I Z-Club I Zodiac National Honor Society 1st Row, LR: Edward Breckwoldt — Treasurer, Carol Donaldson, Diane Hebert — President, Linda Carter — Reporter 2nd Row, L R: Roxie Barrios. M ke Nolan, Bambi Wells. Irma Caiix — Secretary. 3rd Row, L R: Lynette Johnson, Mark Karras — Vice President, Sheree Bullock. Barry Wilkinson Mu Alpha Theta 1st Row L R: Mrs. Linda Pratt — Sponsor, Tonda Glass. Diane Hebert. Linda Carter — Secretary. Edward Breckwoldt •'• ‘ •e '■ •' T Cal'. - V.ee President. 2nd Row, LR: Barry Wilkinson, Donna Cayer, Debbie Laird, Bambi Wells. Rox.e Barrios. 3rd Row. IJ® mers. Mark Karras. Reggie Sanders, MacJeffrey Jackson, Mike Nolan 4th Row, L-R: Bert Carson, Mark Stafford Bullock, Randy Frizzell. 192 Organizations TH-Hi-Y 1st Row, L-R: Dona Wyatt, Robin Dier, Debbie Laird. Diane Hebert. Bambi Wells, Melanie Carter, Nancy Jones 2nd Row: Kim Armstrong Laura Aehee. Linda Carter, Sherry Ogden, Kim Holley. Rhonda Taylor, Debbie Willis, Monica Lacy, Lynn Owens. Theresa Wall. Laura Cock erham, Diana Gilbert. 3rd Row: Mary Fontenol, Phyllis Kilpatrick, Donna Cayer. Wanda Houk. Jan Bryant, Karen Dupuis, Pam Barrios Tamara Hadi. Lisa Bullock. Julie Theriot. Cecilia Averiett. 4th Row: Theresa White. Ang£l Dietench. Rebecca Tune. Sherrie Bullock. Sher r.e Kidd. Celeste Lee. Valerie Falvey. Tammy McAllister. Ann Bordelon, Lola Poche. Patty LaBlanc. 5th Row: Connie Gray, Gail Hollins Lynette Johnson. Sherrie Aitken. Sue Wells. Mclva Sanders, Marsha Alfred. Bridged Chappell. Tern Lutrick. Karyn Caraway. Janet Wade Melanie Stewart. Organizations 193 Beta Club Above: 1st Row (L to R) Rebecca Tune, Connie Gray, Desiree Pedescleaux, Brenda Evans, Darlene Allen, Tammy Robertson, Lynda Anthony, Nancy Jones, Lynn Owens, Rhonda Duncan, Zelda Coleman. Diane Hebert, Theresa Walls, Leonard Townley. LaTonda Glass, Denise Pedescleaux, Jacqueline Mattire. 2nd Row: Melva Sanders, Lola Poche, Kim Johnson, Marsha Alfred, Nancy Dabadie. Shannon Milton. Beth Wright, Donna Wyatt, Kraig Lee, Janet Wade, Kim Holley, Edward Breckwoldt, Angel Dieterich, Edie Krumholt, Julie Theriot, Tammy Stones, Tammy Guttirrez, Kahnnc Bankston, Bonnie Fuslier. Donna Cayer. 3rd Row: Devereaux Gibbens, Cecilia Averiett, Tammy McAllister, Debbie Laird, Mike Nolan, Rhonda Taylor, Karyn Caraway, Lisa Bullock, Reggie Sanders, Tina Storms, Darryl Pea, Ester McLaren, Melanie Carter, Carol Donaldson, Sherrie Ritchie, Linda Carter, Irma Calix, Mary Fontenot, Debra Williams, Sharon Noland, Lynette Johnson, David McClatchey. 4th Row: MaeJeffrey Jack-son, Terry Burns. Barbraa Jones, Sally Nurse, Gail Hollins, David Sansone, Bruce Stevens. Paula McAllister, Bobby Mascarella, Mark Karras, Lauri Durr, Karen Reed, Bridget Chappell, Donnie Hicks. 5th Row: Roberto Calix, Milford Burrell. Randy Frizzell, Ernest Spies, Barry Wilkinson, Jimmy McGraw. Paul Burns, Ty Fontenot, John Davidson, Doug Walker, Mark Stafford. OFFICERS Kim Armstrong, Bambi Wells, Sherrie Bullock, Sherrie Ogden, Sherrie Aiken. 194 Organizations Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1st Row (I to R) Coach Brousard. Julie Rider, Brad Crochet, Mary Fontenot, Tammy Robertson, Donna Nettles, Michelle Carter, Lisa Brown. Diane Hebert, John Davidson. 2nd Row: Valerie Falvey, Marcia Clark. Kim Holley. Dana Ash. Bruce Bowman, James Munn, Tammy Stones. Tamara Hadi. Donnie Hicks. Debbie Calloway. Lisa Pusher. Dee Boyd. Mike Nolan, Darrell Pea. 3rd Row: Joey Madison. Sarah Lee, Patue Hill, Phyllis Bi ette, Debbie Laird. Bambi Wells. Becky Stevens. Melanie Carter. Susan Davis. Melanie Stewart, Penny Guidry, Pam Lyons, Monica Dieterich, Mark Ward 4th Row: Fred Carter. Joey Hebert. Duey Davis. Jay Thomas. George Storms. John Johnson. Robert Sigrest. Ray Davenport, Mike C Jones. Jacob Augustus. Mr Be et. Paul Pierce. Jimmy Vigrme 5th Row: Frank Lee. Mark Karras. Alton Hogges. Darryl Edgens. Ty Fontenot, Eric Robertson, Bubba Brousard. Joe West. Lionel Holmes. Dennis Koewen. Organizations 195 Deca Provides Opportunities for First Row, Left to Right: Jackie Jones, Debra Riley, Edie Crumholt. Melinda Str land. Second Row, Left to Right: Jo-Jackson, Michael Jones, Mark Aldridge, Wayne Calhoun, Gregg Mullen First Row, Left to Right: Debra Taylor, Mandy Freeman, Debra London. Second Row, Left to Right: Kenny Ho. kms. James Gaspard. Cordell Thomas. 196 Organizations Qtudents in the Business World 1st Row (L R) Helen Anderson. Connie Gray. Molly Causey. Pat Green 2nd Row (L-R) Milfred Burrell. Robert Bonds, Joey Guttirrez. Charles Anderson, Earnest Johnson 1st Row (L-R) Toni Mullens. Susan Wilson, Anita Jones. Monti Miller 2nd Row (L-R) Harold Millet, Julie Theriot. Bob Whi taker, Jom Hime, Dewayne Rodgers. Cliff Sanborn. Roy Harvey Organizations 197 Key Club First Row, Lett to Right: Randy Escue. Ken Causey, Bruce Stevens. Mark Karras, Curtis Lanoux, Greg Carter. Second Row. Left to Right: Butch Netterville. Ed Breckwoldt. Dewey Davis. Alton Hodges. Third Row, Left to Right: Sammy Sansonc. Steve W|||,an� .J_ v'n Greg Slocum. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Hamilton Bell, Thomas Rioux, Eric Scott, Tony Cooper. Paul Burns, Tv Fontenot Fifth how, Lett to Right: Jack Klienpeter, Robert Sigrest. John Hughes. Daniel Calix, Mike Tardy. Chuck Tolar. Smokey Brown. 198 Organizations Z Club Above: First Row: Linda Anthony. Bambi Wells, Melinda Spears, Deborah Price, Kim Armstrong, Donna Cayer, Karen Reed, Sherry Aitken. Second Row: Dara Brabham, Diana Hebert, Valerie Falvey, Thalia Coleman, Barbara Jones, Kim Johnson, Melanie Carter. Theresa White. Third Row: Bridget Chappell, Jackie Mattire, Marsha Alfred. Greshlyn Taylor. Buffalo Bellow Left: First Row: Perry Bowman. Bever y Lanoux. Second Row: Cynthia Reynolds, Laura Campo. Janet Wall. Katrina Williams. Third Row: Selena Parker. Teresa Wall. Phyllis Bizette, Becky Stevens. Fourth Row: Robin Miller, Curtis Lanoux. Susan Davis, Bruce Stevens. Not Pictured: Sherry Aitken, John Hughes. Butch Netterville. Organizations 199 Acappella Choir 1 st Row, Left to Right: Dianna Gilbert. Renee VanNorman, Brenda Sims, Tammy Robertson, Sherri Kidd, Marie Thompson. Sc cna Daigle. 2nd Row: Terri Lutrick, Jan Bryan, Darlene Allen, Debbie Neal, Celeste Lee, Shannon Milton, Tammy Stones, Karen Dupuis. Sherry Ault, Patti Woodburn, Tina Stones, April Jones, Lisa Holmes. 3rd Row: Jayne Sexton, Lisa Bullock. Laura Achee, Karyn Caraway, Karen Bryan, Nancy Jones, Gail Hollins, Lynn Owens, April Bradley, Melanie Stewart, Sherrie Bullock, Lori Hutchinson, Connie Davis. 4th Row: Randy Frizzell, Tommy Gilbert, Mark Hurley. Ricky Wallace, Jett Hclmers. Bobby Kidd. Paul Pierce. George Storms, Gene Young, Keith Jackson, Willie Finmster, Daniel Ervin, Eddie Baker, Clifton Warner, Jeremy Sibley, Mike Pilgreen, Eddie Fcrgerson, Waynon Calhoun. Brad Crochet, Bruce Bowman, Tommy Aitken. 200 Organizations Girls Choir 1st Row, Left to Right: Rebecca McCartney. Carmen Crain, Virginia James, Rozsa Ross, Nedra Burckhalter 2nd Row, Left to Right: Sho’ry Ballard, Judith Hunt, Cynthia Jones. Sharon Steward. Jacqueline Robertson, Jestine Thompson Glee Club 1st Row, L to R: Jeff Hclmers, Bobby Kidd, Gene Youna, Jeremy Sibley. Brad Crochet, Bruce Bowman, Jeff Nelterville, Mr Tom Jones. 2nd Row: Ricky Wallace, Paul Pierce, Jeff Mahan, Frank Lea. Gene Trahan. Keith Cluard, Eddie Ferguson, Tommy Aitken. 3rd Row: Randy Friz ell, Tommy Gilbert. Mark Hurley. George Storms. Keith Jackson, Wille Finmster, Clifton Warner, Mike Pilgreen, Waynon Calhoun. Daniel Frvm, Eddie Baker. ... , Organizations 201 Dramatics 1st Row, Left to Right: Mr. Bailey, Augustine Williams, Jenny Francois, Zelda Coleman, Renita Knighton, Darrell Pea. 2nd Row: Barbara Belcher, Karen Murphy, James Alexander, Carla Thomas, Rayne Christopher, Debra Armstrong. 3rd Row: Danna Rogillio, Jeffery Wallace, Milfred Burrell, Robert Whishom, David Whaley. Sandra Carey. George Tate, Kennedy Wolf. 4th Row: Paul Burns, Jackie Tate, Jacob Augustus, Thelma Woods, Stanley Snowden, Rayon Sellers, Eric Brown, Peron McCastle. Inter Club Council 1st Row: Diane Hebert, Bambi Wells. Kim Armstrong. 2nd Row: Donna Cayer, Sherrie Ogden, Tammy Stones, Phyllis Bezet. 3rd Row: Mark Karras, Bruce Stevens, Irma Calix, John Davidson, Karen Reed, Helene Graham. 4th Row: Billy Eckert, Sheree Bullock, James Gaspard, Rayon Sellers, Eric Brown, Lauri Durr. 202 Organizations Madrigals Mr. Jones, Karyn Caraway, Nancy Jones. Gene Young, Randy Frizzell, Mac Finister, Cliff Warner, Mike Pilgreen, Melanie Stewart, Sherrie Bullock, Sherri Ogden. Ninth Grade Choir 1 st Row (Left to Right) Mr. Jones. Shari Wells, Laura Campo, Sharon Mathern, Corkie Milton, Brenda Moreau, Felisha Lloyd. 2nd Row: Melinda Reynolds, Diana Fitzpa trick. Melody Boudreax, Paula Boudoux, Connie Ortist, Leola Davis, Anita Anderson. 3rd Row: Phyllis Coleman, Kim Ritchie, Vickie Vicknare, Lisa Hilton, Susan Watson, Michelle McDaniel, Darlene Powell, Lydia Grant, Tammy Langlois. Organization 203 4-H Club 1st Row, Left to Right: Brad Crochet, Donna Nettles, Cathy Conway, Mary Strahan, Perry Bowman, Tammy Stones. 2nd Row: Teri Zylks, Dana Martin, Serita Lester, Linda Hughes, Terry Vidrine. 3rd Row: Patty Woodburn, Dana Ash, Penny Guidry, Linda Carter, Katrina Williams. 4th Row: Bruce Bowman, Dan Holley, Tina Storms, Jullawne Atkins. Fenice Johnson, Richard Gautrcaux. Youth Safety Council 1st Row, Left to Right: John Roundtree, Sue Wells, Debbie Calloway, Susan Davis. 2nd Row: Billy Eckert, Penny Guidry. 204 Organizations Future Teachers of America 1st Row, Left to Right: Donna Cayer, Bonnie Fuselier, Lynda Anthony, Angel Dieterich. 2nd Row: Debbie Calloway, Monica Lacy, Tammy Robertson, Peggy Kleinpeter, Dara Brahm, Darryl Pea. 3rd Row: 8renda Evans, Debbie Byrd, Valerie Falvey, Sherry Aitken, Lori Hutchinson. 4th Row: Brian Duplessis, Jill Johnson, Karen Caraway, Debbie Laird, Rhonda Taylor, Susan Davis, Denise Pedes-cleaus, Nancy Jones. 5th Row: Paul Burns, Milfred Burrell, Sherry Williams, Bambi Weils, Bridget Chappell. Diane Hebert, John Davidson. FBLA 1st Row, Left-Right: Susan Hayes. Amy Alexander, Petra Sullivan, Lynette Johnson, Jennifer Bishop, Sherry Aitken, Alicia Aitken. Sue Wells, Lauri Durr, Yvette Hickman, Rcnae Rogers, Pam Melancon. Bemta Taplin. 2nd Row: Elizabeth Noland, Debbie Williams, Brenda Evans, Debbie Calloway. 3rd Row: Rhonda Taylor, Debbie Laird. Penny Guidry, Donna Cayer. 4th Row: Debra London, Susan Davis, Kim Adams, Bambi Wells. Student Spirit Counci' Student-Spirit Council Each year the Student Spirit Council is responsible tor many school activities. Under the direction of Coach Milton Broussard, this year has been no exception. The Student Spirit Council sponsored the caravans to away football games, was responsible for the sign in front of Baker High, and held a parish-wide student exchange. Furthermore, for Christmas and Thanksgiving, the Student Spirit Council made food baskets for needy families. 1977-1978 was indeed a busy year. Student Spirit Council Officers Lisa Bullock, Coach Milton Broussard, Sponsor, Mary Fontenot, Billy Eckert. 206 Organizations 1st Row, Left to Right: Sheree Bullock, Sherry Ogden, Carol Donaldson, Irma Calik. 2nd Row, Left to Right: Debbie Willis, Darlene Allen, Beth Wright, Shannon Milton, Leonard Townley, Edward Breckwoldt, Mike Danna, Kahnne Bankston, Diane Hebert, Esther McLaren, Bambi Wells, Sherry Aitken, Sherry Ritchie, Donna Ferguson, LaTonda Glass. 3rd Row, Left to Right: Roxic Barrios, Mandy O'Neal, Phyllis Bezet, Debbie l aird, Mike Nolan, Rhonda Taylor, Mark Sturges, Robbie Tucker. Sherry Williams, Bonnie Fuselier, Melanie Carter, Linda Carter, Denise Pedescleaux. 4th Row, Left to Right: Valerie Falvey, Connie Calloway, Barbara Jones, Sally Nurse, Gail Hollins, Donna Gayer, Paula McAllister, Bobby Kidd, Reggie Sanders, lauri Durr, Lynctte Johnson, Karen Reed, Bridget Chappell. 5th Row: Mac Jeffrie Jackson, Vann Charleville, Barry Wilkinson, Bert Carson, Randy Frizzell, Jimmy McGraw, Mark Karras, Terry Burns, Milfred Burrell, John Davidson, Mark Stafford, Bobby Mascarella. ly Harvest 8 Left: 1st Row, L-R: Irma Calix, Bruce Stevens. 2nd Row, L-R: John Davidson, Jeff Helmers. Above: L-R: Jill Johnston, Mary Fontenot, Ty Fontenot. 207 C.O.E. Develops Work Skills 1st Rqw, Left to Right: Cathy Alexander, Beth Wright. Kahnne Bankston. Sheree Bullock, Sherry Ogden, Debbie Short. Jackie Mattire. Wanda Houk, Linda Carter. Mrs. Jane Pendry, Sponsor. 2nd Row: Lisa Cutrer, Carol Donaldson. Robbie Tucker. Alicia Holloway, Edie Raba-lais, Karen Rachel, Paula McAllister, Kim Sullivan, Mandy O'Neal, Darlene Allen, Esther McLaren. Rodeo Club 1st Row, Left to Right: Linda Carter, Keith Hagan. 2nd Row, Left to Right: James Walters, Tammy Robertson, Dan Klein. 208 Organizations Foreign Language Club 1st Row, Lett to Right: Hhonda Boyd, Becky Stevens, Dorothy Triplett. Janet Wall, Kim Armstrong, Selena Parker. Lisa Hoigerson, Bruce Stevens. 2nd Row: Sherryn Rosaya, Marcia Clark. Anna Penny, Amie Alexander. Monica Verde. Tarra Dcdon, Shirley Rogers. 3rd Row: Bridget! Chappell, Barbara Knighten, Diana Pilgreen. Patsy Kelly, Sylvia Walton. Alicia Aitken. Carolyn Chance. 4th Row: Cecelia Scott, Jackie Sexton, Tammy Hamilton, Patty LeBlanc, Louise Blalock, Cynthia Graham, Carroll Shirey. 5th Row: Butch Netterville. Sam San sone, John Hughes, Ty Fontenot, Julius Falvey, Gregory Foster, Michael Pothier. Hi-Y 1st Row, Left to Right: Mr. Joseph Bezet. Sponsor. Joey Hebert. Ion Randall, David Kelly. Mike Nolan. Daryil Pea. Reggie Sanders. Billy Drew, Dale Woodard. 2nd Row: Andy Gaian, John Johnson, Dunk Wright, Dome Hicks. Dcug Walker, Barry Wilkinson, Jimmy McGraw. Bobby Kidd 3rd Row: Bubba Broussard. Gary Davis. Scott Neusetzer, Dennis Keowen, Jay Thomas, Paul Pierce. Robert Gaian, Mark Ward. John Davisdon, Omar Abdulhadi. Organizations 209 Senior Senate 1st Row, Left to Right: Phyllis Bizene, Vann Charleville. Debbie Willis, Bambi Wells, Sherry Ogden. 2nd Row: Mike C. Jones. Sherry Aitken, Thalia Coleman, Deborah Williams, Karen Rachel, Esther McLaren, Edward Breckwoldt, Joni Neal, Mike L. Jones. 3rd Row, Left to Right: Sheree Bullock, Debra London, Lauri Durr, Bridget Chappell, Karen Reed, Cathy Alexander. Melanie Carter, Esther Welch. 4th Row, Left to Right: Edward Yearby, Mark Stafford. Melanie Stewart, Karmen Brumfield. Paula McAllister, Thelma Woods, Carol Donaldson. Linda Carter, Kim Sullivan, Randy Hanson. Right: SENIOR SENATE OFFICERS: Vann Charleville, Treasurer; Bambi Wells, Secretary; Debbie Willis, Vice President; Phyllis Bizette, President. 210 Organizations Zodiac Club Fonda Cosh, Patricia Davis, Queenola Hunter. Bermto Mayers. Wilbert Ferdinand. Veronica Perkins. Deborah Ann Pierson. Japonza Sept. Randy Sharon, Diane Singleton. Marsha Alfred. Yolanda Anderson. Louise Blalock, Everlena Burchanan, Valerie Augustus, Terry George. Brenda Jackson. Sharon Jones. Eugene Nicholas. Danne Rogillio. Sharon Steward. Rhonda Duncan, Angela Torrence. David Lc Williams. Carla Crenshaw, Norma Freeman. Michael Gram, Patricia Green, Cyrus Jarvis. Pamela Johnson. Patsy Johnson. Gwendolyn King. Donna Nettles, Brutus Rayburn, Jacqueline Robertson. Shannon Robinson. Racheal R jth. Gwen Thompson, Annie Alexander. Anita Anderson. Thelma Burrell. Tammy Danna. Sheila Flowers, Angela Mills, Michele McDaniels, Robin Nesom, John Parker. Timmy Walters. Dalton Abshire. Alicia Aitken. Joe Calloway, Tarra Dedon, Linda Hughes. Shelia Johnson. Debra London, Sherryln Rosaya, Robin Strickland, Shan Wells. Lisa Holmes, Darlene Powell, Alan Ray, Sandra Bogan, Gerald Coleman, Leofa Davis. Beverly Davis. Mike Matherne. Calvin Mitchell, April Jones. Patricia Morgan, Rozsa Ross. Wanda Wilson, Lisa Bethany. Nedra Burckhalter, Paul Burns, Stacy Calloway. ZeIda Coleman. Jacqueline Cummings, Ernest Johnson, William Love, Jane Lucas, Cindy Schittone. Deama Snyder, Leon Spears, Teresa Taylor, Coleth a Wallace, Edward Ycrby. Cassundna Alexander. Cindy Barnett, Pamela Barrow, Lynn Clark, Thalia Coleman, 8ryan Cook. Lisa Floyd, Donald Gaspard. Pamela Hollins, Debra Jackson, Kim Johnson. Gloria Lawson. Serita Lester, Tana Lester, Jennice Mahan. Lon Moak. Thomas Nurse. Desiree Pedescleaux. Anna Penny. Belinda Spears. Greshlyn Taylor. Jerry Whittington. Paul Williams. Glenn Abbott. Jerry Bcutwell, Alphia Barrow. Keith Brown. Karen Burton. Sharion Edwards. Brerda Evans. Lyd a Grant. Tern Jackson. Ter Zylks. Femcee Johnson. Patnc a Letherman. Randi Necaise, Deborah Price. Karen Smith. Tammy Stones. Linda Thomas. Paula Wilson. Carolyn Woodard. Carliss Wright, Kim Armstrong. Jill Augustus, Daphne Booker. Claudia Brown, Carey Cash. Regina Davis. Mac Fmms ter, Richard Gauthreaux, Brenda Johnson, Matt Jones. Cynthia Knox. Alberta King. Cathy McKinley. Wes McAdams. Dixon Mouton, Meta Horton, Laura Robinson, Detra Terrell, Pnncetta Lewis. Monica Verde. David Watts. Becky Whittington. Zalana Anderson. Renae Belcher. Connie Brown, Weslie Brown. Sharon Craig. Clay Durbn, Moses Evans. Kelly Fisher, Willie Gray. Cathy Hughes. Rebecca McCartney. Ste phama Poland. Wanda Sims, Carla Stevenson. Rta Stone. Gene Trahan, Patricia Williams. Milford Burrell. Terry Burns. MacJeffrey Jack son, Rene Rogers, Alicia Hol oway. Renita Kmghten. Denise Pedescleaux. 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Fontenot BAKER CLINIC 2402 Main St. Baker, La. 70714 MA . ST AT YASfelRtN fJ-(M lOOfilANA WAURfN l CO«CVf VAS.IA N Who reduced the cost of home furnishings? The Butler did it! Family Thrift 1332 Main Street Baker, Louisiana 778-0097 Travis Stringer Owner Pharmacist 8P0RT8MANS CORNER 3508 Groom Road Baker, Louisiana 70714 775-7477 “Your One Full Line Sporting Goods Store J R Canteen Complete Vending Service 3319 Baker Blvd. Baker, Louisiana 70714 m Vi f ‘ Beauty’s Peggy M. Landry Owner Baker, La. 70714 In Memory of Julia Eileen Rolls Eileen you left us too soon . . . Patsy Lang Alma Mater Hail to thee, ole Baker High Thou the molder of our ways. Through the years we'll keep thy love and thy standards raise Hail to thee, ole Baker High. Keep the spirits that sing praise. Fondest memories com© of thee Alma Mater Hail!! TABLE OF CONTENTS Opening..........1-17 Faculty.........18-33 Seniors.........34-61 Spirit and Sports . . . .62-125 Classes .... 126-161 Honors and Activities . 162-21 1 Ads and Closing ..212-232 Wfjv mm mmmi W8s