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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1930 volume:

TI If N- 'W Ex illihrin X 'N' 1.-.K lily ' ' '4 '-4' N f-jf ,b.-gf:-S: '. ' A LY V v X . f A ,I ai- 3 45.- FUN T 1 Q 4 V' N ew The 1930 Fricassee. - Lv v . lx N mo' 4 --.,W Uhr iirimanvv nf 19311 PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF BATON ROUGE HIGH SCHOOL Baton Rouge, Louisiana The 1930 Fricassee C W t 'W' DEDICATION E, THE CLASS OF 1930, dedicate this issue of the Fricassee to our own beloved Superintendent I-latcher. It is especially Htting that the issue which is de- voted to the portrayal of the beauty and completeness of the Baton Rouge High School should be dedicated to the man whose vision conceived its plan and whose mind and body labored so unceasingly and so effec- tively to achieve the consummation. May this building stand as a monument to him. May it typify to the community the breadth of vision, the tenacity and the will power that have enabled Mr. Hatcher to give Baton Rouge. one of the finest school systems in Louisiana. May the grandeur and beauty of its lines represent to future generations of students the greatness of spirit that characterizes the man who conceived it- WILLIAM B. I-IATCHER. The 1930 Fricassee. llfourl NVILLIAM B. HATCH ER flfixel R 'mi 'W' ' HENRY LOUIS Col-IN Editor I. H. RUBENSTEIN Business Manager as-'SYPN 5:24 X ,A , K .27 ff A ' V-,D Z f n4,t .' , , Q, no X., fr 5 ' ' X Q N. K, N , I ' ' 19 A' LQ A H 'A 1 I-. JI, 1 ALABAMA ENGRAVING COMPANY Birmingham, Alabama RAMIRES-JONES PRINTING COMPANY Baton Rouge, Louisiana The 1930 Fricassee. lSix1 -'W' 'W FOREWORD 5,5 ,N F IN FUTURE years glanc- 'ing over this volume of the Fricassee recalls the many gig pleasant experiences of our ,f senior year, the editors will 'f ' forget the many trials of the work and feel that their goal has been accomplished. 1 4-ii?-fl' A- .nk -V v f YQ. ' rf ' Q V' xt, C, ' i ,jig L Tb fa 'E 1' .' I 'riff' 417' Va I The 1930 Fricassee. ISeven1 I I I Y W I , I I s I I I I I s I I I I I I CUINTENTS .f..,...... I TH NI' pa scHoo1. :QI 'L -' nie l E CLASS '-'55-C.f MW ATHLETICS I f ,H N1- 'Nw.?f 'ff ORG ADVE I NIZATIONS ERTISEMENTS I i I I I I z I I I X. .W L - -' 4 x -1, 'Q ,3fT' TMA-',-P'g - , - 1 Ma-g51 :.1 b 9 , ' , I - . 2 K , 1 Iv. V-, Q I ' ' ai- 'M 'fi . ' .jf-It ' 'viii- alt-W The 1930 Fricassec. rrigml Q . ,7r'L'lV'0f xxx 1:::.::2:-:,f5'5-3f y -'3',H ' in -'af ff 1-' WIEI' . 1 :.-jg......1- ,fr gays- -.rlxf-P L. J:.'-.'S21'15m4, -H' THE SCHOOL lYi1m1 H fr 5 vi -vu-wanna O -N' -use X-New-Q mama l l'P gl ? A 'M if lb 5' is M E 4- . . P X' . L '4 X ,Q S . K 1 3 4 l ES mi if . 1 'Q , u i 1 K 4, 9 , Y J I , z -is fi s 1 E . wr, n-.............,.,,, . F All' Y ,I if , 1,11 .Vis u -1 .anna . , ' N . q- ff f. . -1' if ' A, fgzfu w,'x,- f raw. 'f ff FRIENDS!-HPS . NG LASTI TO DGE LE KNOW T0 AY GATEW HE -.T AUDITORIUM LIBRARY l'I'w0I vvl E x al Jmfp AEFWF ' 4 ,p . A aw Q ' u fg , f f-fy 1- V , ,f', .'y 1l',V ,4,V- 1 vf f,.2i5 ,., N w Q, ..',Q,E4 yd . ' -ge: 0 D , . .1 ', 'f1,1.E1f ,Q ' ,E-rifi -, TY .1 ' - ' Suu ' - - 1v.A.f.9 2.. A if+i:?i641!rrffI'Sr.5 ' .HT sr,3'Q,' i - 'f'i'fpa5f' 'ff ',.,' :VA f Q 'AIU-gi-Q'll-314. 4 MISS REINE ALEXANDER, Principal THE OFFICE l'lkl1il!c'cnI Q 3, M. ibn A VIEW OF THE APARTMENT --'-A nl jig? 1 iw, X M ,R T .9 ies? ou... awe f -sw. V 'Ylf A . 'U E ff ,Q V, b ,, JNQT.-iER VIEW OF THE APARTMENT llfuurteenl .L fi' 'ex SEWING CLASS 4 ba P' 3 . f' COOKING CLASS I lfxftscnl COMMERCE COMMERCE IS1xteen I I ' . flu 'in an MECHANICAL DRAWING CLASS 5 .W 1'-Tff K- X 1 A4 Q .X . A -A M W .v..- -K 4 K Q . ,- Q A . Af., J , V. A , .L .M 5 , sw ,s wf MN wg1a,ye,4- . 4' A' V WL My M Q ' fy 5 ' , f A h ,. Ms .A ve , - ' .- N M A M A l gf'- ' h Q,.gg.m- A ' r ,,, Q THE GYMNASIUM lNxcw:-1-11 I A -s 3-.-we CHEMISTRY LABORATORY sf w f 1 . Yiffgi-Bi 3.551 ,ffm , X, X.. mkiiffl .4 L-J THE CAFETERIA I l':i1.IIllCCl!l INTERIOR VIEWS .I R X E, a I+ X 'Q I . lX1llQIL'm'llI ,5- INTERIOR VIEWS I'l'wQuty I SOCIAL SCIENCE ENGLISH MATHEMATICS I I wcnq ,Nucl -'K-E 5 WW SCIENCE FOREIGN LANGUAGES The 1930 Hicassee, f l tytl 'hr 0112155 The 1950 Hicusseca I I 'EBSQ We shall forget-but never this . . . K- 'W' EDITH ABBOTT Ever ready to help a friend. JOYCE LOVE ALLEN Beauty in disguise. EVELYN BALL She makes sweet music. GORDON BARGAS I dare do all that may become a man. MELL BAYNARD He who finds not love, finds nothing. TULLY ACHORD All the world loves a friend. KK HARRIETT BALIS For she has winning ways. KENNETH BANFIELD I am as I am and so will I bef' MAE HELEN BATES 'Happiness seems made to be shared. FRED BELCHER To laugh is the charac- ter of man. The 1930 Fricclssee. Move away, girls, let 'K' 'W FLORENCE BOITEAUX Life's a mirror, smile in it. MABLE BOOTH A merry heart that laughs at care. CARTER BROWN A little nonsense now and then, Is relished by the wisest men. MARGARET BUQUOI ' To know her is to love her. CATHERINE CALMES me go to the mirror. The 1930 Fricassee H ll ll E MILE BONNECAZE An acorn from the tree of knowledge. EVELYN BROUSSARD Good nature covers many faults. VERA BROWN A masterpiece of nature. RICHARD CADWALLADER They say all great men are dead, And l'm not feeling well. Class President. KATHERINE CAMP Says little, thinks lots. X S RN 'W f - -M 1 BARBARA COVINGTON Always in a good humor. THELMA COXE Modesty often hides merit. WINFIELD CUNNINGHAM Hang sorrow, let as be merry! SADIE DE LAGE Gentle in her manner. r w A GERMAINE FIFE ' Why worry? Life's too y LILLY COXE Softly speaks and sweetly smiles. FRANK CULOTTA I'll do what I can, to get by. MILTON DAVIS Life's too short for books. MILDRED DREHR S'pose I'd pass Chemistry? AYLEIN ECKLES To know her is to love short. her. The 1950 Fricusse.ca. A--A R f W--flC? E mm 'E l NX m'WW'-N H E' A 'W MINNA LOU CANGELOSI Oh this learning, what a thing it is. HENRY CHAMPAGNE Politeness goes far, yet costs nothing. RANDOLPH CHARLTON A sound mind in a sound body. HENRY LOUIS COHN To thine ownself be true . . . ZDENKA COP She mounts the ladder, round by round. H H MIRIAM CHAISSON Or light or dark, or short or tall, She sets her spring to snare th ern all. KENT CHAMPAGNE An acorn from the tree of knowledge. LOUISE COBB I said we love her, what more can I say? DOROTHY COMEAUX Always in a good humor. MAE CORCORAN Sweet and shy. 1, 1. X The 19150 Fricussecr ff N W' RUBY GRIFFIN Life's a serious proposition. MARIE HANNIE Duty dwells with kindness. LUCILE HARELSON Quiet, reserved, yet full of fun. WALTER HENNIGAN 'Not merely good, but good for something. BLANCHE JACKSON Success comes to those who labor. -92 1-we '3 HOWARD HAMMOND Yeah, I'll get there some day. BENTON HARELSON I'm sure care's an en emy of life. BROOKSIE HATFIELD S'pose I'd pass History? NORMA HOLDEN Fam would I climb, yet fear to fall. MARION JACKSON Everything comes to him who waits, so why hurry? The 1930 Fricasseca. U. wenty-eightl 'Tw 'W FRANK JONES Wfiy th ink twice before you speak? VERDITH JUMEL Her ways are ways of pleosantnessf' LUCILLE KEAN Laugh and the worlcl laughs with you. LUCILE KIMBRO There's mischief in her eye. DONALD LANDON Never in a hurry. XM' xg, ,rx fha PERCY JOSEPH As a man speaks, so is he. SOL KARPE 'Judge not by numbers, but by weight. HILLMAN KENNARD Fine things come in small packages. CARRIE LAGROUE 'She's willing to be what she is, and sees nothing preferable. DORIS LITTLE 'Great oaks from little acorns grow. The 1930 Friccmsseca. 7 cf I'I'wcnty -niuel . r i l T I -, . ' 'W l l 2 J. E. LOMBARD fVIARG5RET MWTIN 5 .. - , - She ls hzgh zn the Lzfes as tedzous as a eo wg hemtgu 5 twice-told tale. p p 'o I E . ! j CHARLES MCCOWAN ?Iil?N1?Y MCGIYAWI It's as well said as if Uiisogztgfllalfuh I'd said it myself. p p ' ' 4 I LINDSEY MCGRAW ' Why worry? The more THOMAS MIXON we study, the more Beware, I may do ignorance we something yet. discover. I E I E WINIFRED MONGET LOUISE MULLENIX I l A merry heart maketh 'A true friend is forever I ' a cheerful mind. a friend. 4 E 'x . X W ' JOSIE Musso 2 MARY V. MUNSEN Q l Her quiet ways have 5 won all hearts. 4 Bearing ill-will against no one. Mg XXX-X Tlx Q, 1950 Fr icctsssca Q. X . .... . ,.,.,3..ykQ WX f3C .-,.-,.M,.,,, W RWE' JESSIE MCMURRAY No wisdom like silence. HAZEL NEWTON Nothing is impossible diligence and skill. MARSHALL PAINE Friends, Romans, Conntrymenf' JEANNETTE PERKINS t 'Seemingly shy but in reality having a bold spirit. LOUISE PIERCE 'What I say, I stick by. FINIXQ -1930 friciclsscfcf X -X mfs -if I'l'hirty-mlej GEORGIE NADLER Ain't love grand? JOE O'BRIEN A serious stildioils lad. JOHN PAUL No wisdom like silence. VERDIE REECE PERKINS Very nice, very tall, Always gentle, kind to all. MARIE POCHE Duty dwells with kindnessf, f- X xl, GEORGE POWERS It's a queer world. RHODA BESS REDDY Cheerful and fresh as ever. CLARK RIDER Semper Fzfdelisf' ELAINE ROQUES 'To know her is to love her. EDWARD RATELLE I bridge the mighty chasmsf' LA VERNE POWELL True hearted, faithful and kind. MARGARET REED Whatever anyone says or does, I must be good. ILA ROGERS And her sunny locks hang on her temples like golden fleece. THOMAS ROY When in doubt, keep quiet. I. H. RUBENSTEIN Never let your studies interfere with your education. TING 1930 Fricassee, . J C L-.W-.A......... i' R W GEORGE SCHWAB Titles of honor add not to his worth. JUANITA SHIRCLIEE A sweet and quiet kind ' of grace. NORMA SMITH For she's a jolly good fellow. ALMA LEE SPAHT I chant sweet inusicfl ELIZABETH STAFFORD Works, but never worries. PHILIP SCHWAB In arguing, too, he owned his skill. ax MILDRED SEGLER 'Virtue is its own reward. MARIE L. SIMONEAUX The wisest often s er1'r y 79 least' ROSE STABILIER I chatter, chatter as I go. ELEANOR STANFIELD Modesty and ability are cz great cornbinationf' MILDRED STEELE Laugh and grow fat. The 1930 Fricussee. l'l'iIiI ty'-tlxrs-1 1 4 mf A W MARJORIE STEELE A sweet smile and a gentle disposition. CATHERINE TAGGART Lifels a mad daneef, BESSIE THOMAS Life's full of joy. MARY WALTS 'Where there's a will there's a way. ALICE WEBB Pretty is as pretty does. SARAH WYATT Sweet and shy. DOROTHY ZEAGLER When done by her 'tis well donef' HORNSBY TOLUSSO Where's Tommy? BOB TUCKER Master of his fate. ELEANOR WASHBURN Whose little body lodges a mighty mind. HATTIE WILLIAMS My bark may safely be said to be lender than my bite. The 1Q3O Fricasseca. rty-fou W W' 4-in-gif, ,Qi I r w3 f. -X -2 13-if ,T A' V 1 - ' - ' ri ' iw wwf K , V ' - 1 , I S 'ff' Q uf A ' f 1' ' I ' ll 6 EK N fd? . 5 ' ffji ' .aux - 2Xih1PIir5 EDWARD STOCKWELL g I EDWARD STOCKWELL Captain-Elect of the 1930 Football Team Captain of the 1930 Championship Track Team The 1930 Fricassee. lThirty-fivej I THE CHEERLEADERS VERA BROWN W. H. BOOTH MARGARET MARTIN THE SPONSORS JOYCE LOVE ALLEN ROSALIE DONAHUE GEORGIE NAIJLER MELL BAYNARD EVELYN HILL WILLA FRANCES OWENS MARY BIENVENUE MARGARET HOCHENEDEL ELSIE PHILLIPS CATHERINE CALMES JULIA HURST MYRTIS POCHE LOUISE COBB ATHALIE LARGUIER' CELESTE ROBERTSON DOROTHY 'COLLINS CHARLOTTE LEVERT EI-'FIE ROBERTSON THEOTISE COUVILLON VIRGINIA LOBDELL OUIDA SMITH DOROTHY LABOYE , Y 1 The 1950 Fricasseca. lThirty-sixl CHEER LEADERS AND SPONSORS The 1QQ50 Fricussee, EQ! D llll I X r' I THE 1929 FOOTBALL SEASON AT THE BEGINNING of the 1929 football season, few were the people who thought that it would end in such a blaze of glory. The Bulldogs had a new, and as yet untried coach and had finished the year previous with an extremely poor record. However, the spirits of the boys and their coach were high-that old never say die attitude of the High School. In the first game with Independence, we showed a strong offense, but many rough spots to be ironed out. That a great gridiron machine was in the making, we could plainly see. Our men were victors by the top-heavy score of 51-0. This did not appease the appetite of the Bulldogs. On the following week- end, we met Reserve, and only a few minutes of carelessness on our part pre- vented them from being shut-out. Our 89 to 6 victory certainy avenged the 15 to 13 defeat of 1928. The next Saturday found a large crowd of supporters following the team toward Alexandria to do battle with, Bolton, our oldest and most bitter rival. Lobdell gathered a forward pass into his arms and dashed thirty-six yards for the score. The boys are still talking about Blair's taking the oval over for the extra point. In the fourth quarter Mahfouz passed to Holmes who stepped over the line for a touchdown. But the big Blue line didn't hold, and Mahfouz failed to buck the line for the point. The 7 to 6 victory was ample revenge for defeats of two years past. And when we returned home the next Friday, there came a let-down. The Hammond game marred our perfect record it is true, but showed that a Billdog team never goes down without a fight. The score was 21 to 7. Over to Lake Charles we wended our way the next week-end. And again we showed why we are called Bulldogs. In the mud and water we took a 7 to 6 decision over the Wildcats. Jesuits came to Baton Rouge the next Saturday. Our chance seemed slim when the dope entered as a factory the predictors forgot that we were Bulldogs fighting for recognition that had been denied us for two years past. We ran roughshod over the Jays to triumph 26 to 0. Lobdell played great ball, as did the entire team. The game with Morgan City was played on a gridiron wet and soggy after a week of rain. Dick Cadwallader and Bill Lobdell showed their all-state calibre in the Bulldogs' 12 to 0 victory. , On Thanksgiving morning we met Ponchatoula on Bulldog Field in the last game on the regular schedule. When the smoke had cleaered up the visitors were on the short end of a 33 to 0 score. The Athletic Association, in its meeting on Saturday declared a, triple tie for Southern Division Title among Baton Rouge, Warren Easton and Jennings. However, Warren Easton refused to meet Baton Rouge and was thus disqualified. In what was perhaps the greatest game cf prep school football in Louisiana, Jennings outscored us 26 to 20. Fans for the last time saw that wonderful Bull- dog line inaction, for the last time saw the reckless ball carrying of Captain Bill Lobdell. The Sports edition of the Buzzer contains a fitting tribute to the great team of 1929, as follows: The year 1929 saw new laurels added to Baton Rouge High School's fine record of athletic prowess. Our football team deserves especial mention. Un- heralded was this, the finest team ever to wear the colors of the Green and Old Gold. Ably led by William Bill Lobdell, great all-star quarterback, the Bulldogs won seven of their eight games. Baton Rouge, under Lobdell's captaincy was known as a team that played together, a team without any friction among the players. Let us give due credit to our coach, whose fine work contributed so much to the Bulldogs' success. He has been with us for only one year, but has already gained distinction among us as a fine gentleman as well as a fine coach. To Mr. Young goes the credit for the conspicuous lack of injuries in our camp. The students have supported their team with their pocket money as well as their cheers. The Athletic Association received the one hundred percent support of the student body. Yes, it has been a great year for the old school. All hail, Baton Rouge Hgih! The 1930 Fricassee. fThirty-eightl K 'W' Fllnnthall The 1929 Squad THE VARSITY Lo B dell Czulw A lluder Lof T in St O ckwell De N ny Pe R liins R O y T01 U seo Mc G raw Stanfi E ld Sc H wah Bla I 1' Ha Y nes Tuck E r L A Cour Con T ine Gourri E r Don A hue To M Davis The 1930 Fricassee lTllll'ly-Illlldj A v Eankvthall The Basketball Squad J I I I , 9 JOE LOFTIN ELLIOT CONTINE 1 EDWARD RATELLE FLOYD DENNY I b JOHN FRED GOURRIER GILMER ELLIS 1 I EARL BROWN LADELL DENNY M HAROLD TROUARD RICHARD CADWALLADER T. C. JETER WILSON DAVIS 'V JUNIOR STANFIELD HENRY YOUNG I I rf! TJXQ' 1950 1:I'ICLLSSG'.Qt. f ..--.,. 'X ' fy ff i YKX- O 'W Efvnniz The Tennis Team SARGENT PITCHER JACK TURLEY WOODROW ZACHARIAH THOMAS MIXON WILLARD DOWELL CHARLES DUCHEIN GEORGE HILLARD The 1930 Fricasseca. fF0l't5'-01161 N 'W THE TRACK SEASON HE Baton Rouge High School's Track Team recently climaxed one of its most successful seasons by win- ning the Louisiana State Track and Field Meet. This was the sixth consecutive year that Baton Rouge has, under the ccaching of Ed Young, won the title. Some fifty can- didates, led by Captain Stockwell, were out vying for honors. The Bulldog spikemen opened the season at the South- western Relays in Lafayette, by making a clean sweep of the high school relays and taking places in practically all of the special events. The mile relay team, composed of Bul- lion, Schwab, McGowan, and Stockwell, bettered the state record by one tenth of a second. In the first dual meet of the season we trounced Bolton to the tune of 85 to 32. A victory of this type over our oldest and most bitter rival was indeed sweet to the Bull- dogs. McCowan breezed a beautiful quarter in this meet. And then came the Southeast Louisiana Rally at Don- aldsonville. It was a Bulldog tale all the way through, and we scored a smashing victory. The next Saturday, we met Jesuits in New Orleans. This meet saw our Captain Stockwell renewing his old feud with Captain Daigle of Jesuits. Daigle won the century in a sprint of ten flat, while Stockwell equalled his state record in the 220. The final score was 795 to 3715 for the Bulldogs. In the State Rally, the Bulldogs led the field with a score of 3715 to Jesuits' 14. Roberts won both of the hurdle races, and Ratelle broke the fifteen year old record in the broad jump. Captain Stockwell made a beautiful finish in 50 seconds flat to give us the relay. The 1930 Fricasseca. LForty-twol 'W 'W I rank The Lettermen Se S sions S T anticld D A vis Ra T elle D E nny Mc C owan Sc H wab Cadw A llader M P erkins Bull I on St O ckwell Ba N go Robert S The 1930 Hicclsseca IForty-lhreel S Mk X Girlz' Athlvtirz VOLLEY BALL PHYSICAL EDUCATION The 1930 Fricassee. D fFOl'tY-fUl,l1'1 2 'N W Artiuitivn RICHARD CADWALLADER President of the Senior Class --Most Popular Student -Vice President Honor Club -Fricassee Staff -Football, Basketball, Track -Secretary Hi-Y -Vice President, B. R. Club The 1930 Fricasseca . ll+'orty-Iivel :N 'W ALPHA SIGMA PHI fThe Honor Clubj FOUNDED: 1929, B. R. H. S. COLORS: Silver and Blue ADVISER: Mrs. J. E. Lombard OFFICERS CARTER BROWN ,,,o.,..,..,.,.,... . . President RICHARD CADWALLADER ,... ..,. V ice President DOROTHY ZEAGLER . I . .,........ Secretary IYIARGARET REED .....,., .,... T reasurer BLANCHE JACKSON . . . .,.., Buzzer Reporter CLASS OF 1930 CARTER BROWN RICHARD CADWALLADER HENRY LOUIS COHN BLANCHE JACKSON HAZEL NEWTON JOE O'BRIEN MARGARET REED GEORGE SCHWAB JEAN SALIERS DOROTHY ZEAGLER CLASS OF 1931 ELSIE BOURGEOIS ANNE BEALE GOLSAN LEONA BOUY MONICA MILLER ALBERT GARNER CHARLOTTE MAUELSHAGEN CLASS OF 1932 FLORENCE CLEMENTS MALVA HAYNES The 1930 Fricasseca . lForty-sixjl -f .1 was ALPHA SIGMA PHI I b c 1 N I Thi? 19:70 I r'ic:c.LSsQc:. J X J- A D I xxx ,V I Y llfnrt -vc-nl r I' 4...-.........-.Y The Hi-Y Club OFFICERS CARTER BROWN 4.R.R. .,.,..R, . , RPRresident GEORGE SCHWAB ....A... . A .,., Vice President RICHARD CADWALLADER ..A. ,.A,,,... S ecre1'a1'y EDWARD STOCKWELL . , , . , .T1-easm-er THOMAS MIXON . . . . ..., Reporter Y W Tlxca 1930 B'ic.:c,LSse J ........,-...AaN R ..,w.....- Il 0l'ty'9igllt.1 'N 'W The B. R. Club EDWARD STDCKWELL ., . Ilwfsidmf RICHARD CADWALLADER , , .Vice Pr-vsiflwlf JOE LOFTIN . , . , , . A . D Secrefary GEORGE SCHWAB A . . . ,TI'l?f'lSIll'0l' MIRIAM CHAISSON , , Sprfrzsol' The Baton Rouge Club is composed of men having made a letter in either of three of the major sports. It fosters closer harmony between the athletes. The 1930 Fricclssee, V I-N. lI 4n'ly-lxim,-j 'mf W' .. . -, ,,,.,,,,. Ihp HENRY LOUIS COHN MARGARET REED Ediffn'-2.7L-Chief JEAN SALIERS MIRIAM CHAISSON GEORGIA NADLER BLANCHE JACKSON Hrirannvr EDITORIAL STAFF HATTIE WILLIAMS CARTER BROWN FRANK JONES LUCILLE KEAN DORETHY ZEAGLER RICHARD CADWALLADER GEORGE SGIIWAB VIDA VIGNES The 1930 Fricassee. lFiftyj BUSINESS STAFF S I. H. RUBENSTEIN ELIZABETH STAFFORD NORMA HOLDEN AYLEIN ECKLES JOHN EDWARD LOMBAIU THE SALESMEN JULIUS JUSTICE . , , 100W Tha 1930 Fricassec. C I I l iI'ly-Ouej X I g T H E B U Z Z E R A CAPITAL BROADCASTER FREE OF STATIC of the Baton Rouge Hlgh School M EMHERS OF P ' Edited and Published Semi-Monthly by the Students 4- h F I O I STATE HIGH SCHOOL PRESS ASSOCIATION Mi Miriam Chaisson Zdenka Cop Henry Louis Cohn Mary Walts Frank Jones Vida Vignes Eleanor Stanfield Hamilton Johnson Alvin Rabenhorst Charlotte Maulshagen Evelyn Hill Edith Abbott Neila Bourg Editor-in-Chief MARGARET REED Associate Editors BLANCHE JACKSON LENA DAVIS JEAN SALIERS Business Manager HATTIE WILLIAMS STAFF Francis Reid Ola Hill Anna Louise Bourgeois Katherine Landry Joe Schendle Elizabeth Stafford Louise Pierce George Womack George Hillard Sol Karpe Julia B. Cohn Helen Wood Norma Holden FACULTY ADVISERS Woodrow Zachariah Lucille Kean Malva Haynes Mae Helen Bates Mable Jones Barbara Covington Anne Beale Golsan Shirley Taylor Leah Lucas Fred Lakin Willard Dowell James Bourgeois Clarence Roberts ss Kate Bacot Miss Frances Harper The 1930 Fricasseca. lFifty-twol U.S. MARINE BAND PLAYS T0 PEOPLE 0F THE BUZZER STAFF I I i1'l5'-Ilum-I XKLMHHK suzznk sms E smmlusnon HALLOWE'EN DAY C , 23 .um Mu ,,....u fn., 11. A EDWARD Best lgnpularrtg STOCKWELL Athlete x Rx LUCILLE KEAN Best Dressed Girl VERA BROWN +934 Prettiest Girl JOHN FRED GOURRIER CARTER BROWN Handsomesi Boy Most Intelligent I I iftV-1'uul'l is, N I BATON ROUGE HIGH RALLY WINNERS Tenth Consecutive Year The eighteenth State Rally has gone into history-an event of the past: the victors alone remaingvictors for ten years fvictors, we hope, for years to come. the Baton Rouge High School un- furls its standard to the breeze. the green and old gold waving proudly in tziumph. ln the literary entries there were elev' en first places won, seven second places, two third places, and one fourth place. Thcse winning places were: General History, Jean Saliers, first: English pro- nunciation, Margaret Reed, first: music memory. Mary Waits. first: sewing, Mar- garet Landry, first: chemistry, Perry Pruyn, first: physics, Joe O'Brien, first: plane geometry, Albert Garner, first: commercial arithmetic, Mae Steele, first: spelling, Blanche Jackson, first: second year French, Leona Bouy, first: second year algebra, Kent Champagne, first: second year Latin, Virginia Kroenke, second: biology, James Galloway. sec- ond: boys' debate, Marshall Paine, sec- ond: dramatic interpretation. Mae Helen Bates. Harry Wise and Elizabeth Staf- ford, second: civics, Roy Kelly. second: American history, Dick Cadwallader, sec- ond: first year French, Helen Dupuy. second: mixed quartet, Carter Hrown, Hattie Rae Aby, Evelyn Hill, Kent Cham- pagne, third: boys' quartet, Marvin Ver- bois, Carter Brown. Henry Champagne. Kent Champagne, third: first year alge- bra, Anna Louise Bourgeois, fourth. ln the athletic contest there were six first places won, five second places. one third place and three fourth places. The winning places were: Physical training, first: 120-yard high hurdles, Roberts, first: running broad jump, Ra- telle, first: pole vault, Bennett, first: 220-yard low hurdles, Roberts, first: one mile relay, Bullion. Bango. McGowan, Stockwell, first. Tennis, Dowell, second: volley ball second: 100-yard dash, Stockwell, sec' cud: 220-yard dash, Stockwell, second: one mile run, Bullion, second. Hop, step and jump, Ratelle, third: 440-yards dass, M:Cowan, fourth: 12- pound shot put. Gourrier, fourth: run- ning high jump, Perkins, tied with War- ren Easton, fourth. The 1930 Fricassee. ll it'ty-fivel NTT 'W' THETA KAPPA OMEGA J Delta Psi Chapter ESTABLISHED: 1927 SPONSOR: Lucille Kean OFFICERS RICHARD CADWALLADER .........,.... Grand Master EDWIN MERRICK ,...... . . ........... Master LUDWELL OWENS .... ..,.. T reasurer JOHN MONROE ............ ...... R eporter Class of 1930 CARTER BROWN RICHARD CADWALLADER JOE LOFTIN GEORGE SCHWAB MARSHALL PAINE JACK TURLEY ' Class of 1931 LARRY BULLION FLOYD DENNY CHARLES DUCHEIN THOMAS GLADNEY JAMES MAJOR JOHN MONROE GUY RICHE EDWARD STOCKWELL Cl SIDNEY BENNETT LADELL DENNY ' GEORGE ELDRIDGE JOHN FRED GOURRIER NOEL LOFTIN 3.SS WILSON DAVIS ANTHONY DOHERTY WILMER GIANELLONI HAROLD KNOX EDWIN MERRICK LUDWELL OWENS WILLIAM STANFIELD ROBERT TUCKER 1932 EDWARD DAVIS WILLARD DOWELL MALCOLM EWING JAMES KNOLL HAROLD NADLER DAVID THOMAS ADVISORS DR L J. WILLIAMS MR. H. STOVALL MR. E YOUNG The 1930 Fricassee. LFiftY-sixl 'ra Ann THETA KAPPA OMEGA I l iI'l3'fs4-x 1'Il I N' W SIGMA PHI OMEGA ESTABLISHED: 1927 ' SPONSOR! Men Baynard OFFICERS CHARLES LAWTON ,... .....,.... . . . .... President TULLY ACHORD . , . . .Vice President CLASS OF 1930 TULLY ACHORD RUFFIN BEALE RANDOLPH CHARLTON CLAY EASTERLY WILBUR EDGERTON BENTON HARELSON JOOR MORGAN C VERDIE REECE PERKINS CLARK RIDER A CLASS OF 1931 WINFIELD CUNNINGHAM CARRUTH JONES CHARLES LAWTON CLASS OF 1932 DANIEL CONNELLY WILLIAM BAYNARD J. G. EWING H. C. MOCALL LACY GRAND HENRY WOLF FLOYD WALLIS GEORGE WOMACK The 1930 Fricassee. IFiftY-eightl l SIGMA PHI OMEGA I I4'iI'l5'-Hin--I JS W' GAMMA ALPHA THETA CHAPTER Established Founded BATON ROUGE 1915 SEWANEE MILITARY ACADEMY Re-established BATON ROUGE 1929 Spfmso' MISS VERA BROWN Colors GOLD AND WHITE Advisors Flower YELLOW ROSE OFFICERS MR. WALTER EICHELBERGER MR. CICERO SESSIONS . . . . . . .President . , . . . .Vice President FRANK PRUYN, JR. . . ,.........,.. Secretary NORMAN SAURAGE ....,.......... Treasurer JULIUS JUSTICE ,...., Master of Secret Works ROBERT MILLER ,..,......, Sergeant at Arms WALTER SESSIONS ..... KENT CHAMPAGNE . , CLASS OF 1930 PERRY PRUYN THOMAS MIXON KENT CHAMPAGNE EDWARD RATELLE ROBERT MILLER SIDNEY MCGRAW GERMAIN FII-'E JOE O'BRIEN CLASS OF 1931 FRANK G. PRUYN, WALTER SESSIONS JULIUS JUSTICE DON MCCALLUM CLARENCE ROBERTS C. B. STEWART, JR. JR. GEORGE EDWARDS BUI-'ORD HEBERT LOUIS PIPER HENRY RICHARDSON VICTOR MCCARROLL WAYNE REYNOLDS RANDOLPH WILLIAMS CLASS OF 1932 NORMAN SAURAGE BUDDY MCKAY JOHN KOONTZ CHARLES YOUNG T. C. JETER DEWEY HOLDEN The 1930 Fricassec. lSixty1 ,J 1 K A 1 W ' 'AM 'i.X'QfWfA -'mum-A' -H -' '7ff'-AAU mmmn- . ,W HW ,,, A Xxziinff W 'ufff -- .W .-.,,,,, ' A 1 Q I 1 ! 5 I E i A 1 Q I 2 I A 1 f A E V 3 1 sv 'af' 1,1-A 'N 1 W ' GAMMA ALPHA 1 I x i Af! 1 Pflxcf 1QQ5O I'sI'i4ft,l,SSLg'lW',, f ' , , , H i f ' if 'xx M AM-if f A W , Af ff' . L yx X M A ISixty-um-I if VI 4 4 lr, , K I I N 1 4 w 'W BETA DELTA DELTA CHAPTER FOUNDED: Shreveport, 1926 FLOWER: Blue COLORS: Rose and Blue Rose OFFICERS GEORGIE NADLER ...... . HATTIE RAE ABY . . . . . HELEN WooD ,,..... LUCILLE KEAN ........ . President .Vice President ........,Secretary . . . .Treasurer MIRIAM CHAISSON .... ....,., C haplam SORORE IN URBE MARY BYRD LOUISE CONNOR ANNA LEE HEROMAN ELIZABETH JONES ELIZABETH MCGEHEE JANE STOKES GWENDOLYN THOMAS CLAIRE CARROLL MARGARET EWING ELOISE HEROMAN DOROTHY KNOX SARAH SAURAGE LILLIE STOKES SARAH THOMAS SHIIRLEY WIILLIAMS CLASS OF 1930 HATTIE RAE ABY MELL BAYNARD MIRIAM CHAISSON AYLEIN ECKLES DOROTHY LA BOYE GEORGIE NADLER MAE HELEN BATES VERA BROWN LOUISE COBB LUCILLE KEAN MARGARET MARTIN MARGARET REED ELIZABETH STAFFORD VIDA VIGNES CATHERINE TAGGART HATTIE WILLIAMS CLASS OF 1931 ANNIE CLARK KATHERINE DOHERTY ESTELLE GREENE ' BILLIE LARGUIER EOLA McCALL MARY CHARLOTTE THONSSEN THEOTISE COUVILLON CHRISTINE FREEMAN EVELYN HILL VIRGINIA LOBDELL MARY CLARK SWIRE HELEN WOOD CLASS OF 1932 NOY HAMILTON CHARLIE HOLCOMBE WILLA FRANCES MARGARET HOCHENEDEL ATHALIE LARGUIER OWENS PATRONESSES MRS. JOE RAMIRES MRS. A. K. GORDON The 1930 Fricassee. IQSixty-tW01 N 'Wm- '-4- N 4 BETA DELTA i I J 4 4 Y .ff Y . , - -W D f ,L,n-h-,,,-,-,A-, A ff! X TIXQ, 1950 FI'iCCLSSG cz. X KX fd 'xx 3 Cf -. L. l-Qt. 1 KX f' 6- ..,,..,. N. , 1 X Y lSixly-tlln-4,-I Z X N I ' FAVORITE GREATEST NAME EXPRESSION WEAKNESS .ACI-IIEVEMENT AMBITION ACHORD, TULLY ........ Ah, Heck! ........ Miriam Chaisson Getting by ........ To be collegiate. ALLEN, JOYCE LOVE ..... Really! ........... Talking ........ Being qulet ....... To be a lawyer. BEALE, RUFFIN .......... Censored ..... . . .Playing hookey Making love ...... To be a pool shark. BROUSSARD, EVELYN .... I don't know ....... Being quiet ..... Sweet disposition . . To pass history. BARGAS, GORDON. ....... ls zat sof ......... Cigars . ........ Making noise ..... To be a professional golfer. BATES, MAE HELEN ..... Ah, you go on ..... Georgia Nadler A good sport ..... To be a Movie star. BALIS, HARRIET ......... Ah, yon're just . Crazy .... . .... Golden Chariot Driving the car ...To be a musician. BELCHER, FREDDIE ..... Thatls right . . . . . Glrls ........... Falling in love ...... To be a musician. The Star in 11-2 BUQUOI, MARGARET .... Tsh, tsh, tsh ...... False River .... History .... ..... T o be a great actress. BOOTH, MABEL .......... Wait a minute ..... Carnival .. .... Laughing .......... To reduce, BROWN, CARTER ......... But, Sylvia ........ Sylvia ...Meeting Sylvia .... To marry Sylvia. COHN, HENRY LOUIS .... Mammy ...... . . . Jacq . . . . . .Doing something big for Jac. ..... To win Jac. CORCORAN, MAE .... ..... H eck ..... . . . Red hair . . . . . Having red hair . . To pass Algebra. CADW A LLADERJ Let me see .. RICHARD .... . . . CHARLTON, RANDOLPH.. CHAMPAGNE, KENT ...... COMEAUX, DOROTHY .... COP, ZDENKA CULOTTA, FRANK. . COBB, LOUISE .... COXE, THELMA .... COXE, LILLIE ...... CAMP, KATHERINE ...... COVINGTON, BARBARA.. CALMES, CATHERINE .... CHAISSON, MIRIAM. . CHAMPAGNE, HENRY .... DE LAGE, SADIE ..... DAY, DOROTHEA .... DREHR, MILDRED .. FIFE, GERMAIN ..... GRIFFON, RUBY ..... GLADNEY, THOMAS.. HENNIGAN, WALTER .... HITZMAN, EDGAR .... HAMMOND, HOWARD .... HARELSON, BENTON. HART, ELOIS ......... HOLDEN, NORMA .... HATFIELD, BROOKSIE. . . JACKSON, BLANCHE. JACKSON, MARION. . . JOSEPH, PERCY .... JONES, FRANK . . .... JUMEL, VERDITH . . KARPE, SOL .......... KOUNTZ, ARMENA. . . KEAN, LUCILLE ...... KENNARD, HILLMAN. . . . Oh, yeah!! ....... A girl ......... -an' all like that..Working in Huh!! ............ I'm simply going to pass out! .. Shucks! . . . Well - Must I? ..... Good lands! r.. fl I don't know . Gee! ........ Hey! ........ . ....Dancing .. research lab. . . Music .... George .. .Buzzer .. Algebra . Fee . . Frcck . . .. Studying . Algebra .. Men ..... That'll get it ...... John Fred ...... Chase ...... . . ..Any pretty girl 1- ........ Algebra ........ For cat's sake .... Latin .... . .. Heck ..... ........ H istory . . . . . Sure ......... ....Irene My gosh! . ...Studying ... ... Gol-lee ... ... Dancing . .. ... What ..... . . . Chemistry ...... No, indeed ... . . . Ila Rogers .. . .. Gitchy gitch ....... School .... . . . . . Well I'll be Well-uh ..... Les' pass by Bnddy's .... That beats me Oh! .... Censored . . Gosh ! ........ Now, listen! .. No? ......... Ah, come on .. Aw! .... .. What's this Y ...... You don't mean it. . Breaking hearts Riding with Helen ........ History .... . . . Studying . . . . . Eating ......... . Going places .... Spell ing ........ Swimming ...... Bertie May ..... Chemistry ...... Harry ..... . . . . Algebra .... .... Frank J. Eating 52 scoops of ice cream . Dancing ..... . . Learning how to work Algebra. Getting gold track shoes ..... . Getting Buzzer ex- changes ......... To check in home- work on time .... Talking ........... Knowing her lessons ......... Being called Miss by Mrs. Leguenec. Honor Roll ........ Smiling in History class ........... Passing History Lots of beaus .... Being a Drug Store Cowboy ......... Passing history .... Mrs. Legunec's pet.. Learning to swim.. Winning Irene ..... Good grades ..... Being chauffeured to school every day . ............ Made 93 in 112 Alg. for first month . .. Passing Spanish .... Driving a Ford .... Perfect Marcel ..... To win Singletary .. Passing French . . . . Quit courtin' and start studying Histor y .......... Leading Honor Roll. Winning swimming meets ........... Dancing .......... . Smoking a pipe .... Loafing in 11-2 History ....... 18-day diet ....... Sponsor of T.K.O. . Made the Honor Roll once ........ The 1930 Friccxssee. lSixty-fourl To be a lawyer. To be a chemist. To a and b. learn how to add For George to win every race. To edit a newspaper. To be an Algebra teacher. To go to Baudln's To go to college. To be a teachcer. Chorus girl. To be an actress. To be an old maid. To be everybody's sweetheart. To inherit a fortune. To graduate. To go to Newcomb. be a flapper. be an algebra professor. To make the term Honor Roll. To To To graduate on time. To pass Chemistry. To be a Spanish teacher. Having plenty cars. To be great. To be Mrs. Single- tary. Buddle. To know people. To learn how to play tennis. Buddy Smith. To loaf and smoke. To pass History. Get in line. To teach Algebra. Playing volley ball. . .To be every body's friend. To enter L. S. U. R W I 1-Q all HOROSCOPE , FAVORITE GREATEST NAME EXPRESSION WEAKNEss ACHIEYEMENT AMB1'rxoN LITTLE, DORIS ...... Well 1 ......... Being noisy ...., Honor Roll ........ To be big. LANDRY, RALPH ..... LANDON, DONALD. . . LOMBARD. J. E .... . MCGRAW, SIDNEY. . . MUSSO, JOSIE ...... MULLENIX, LOUISE . MARTIN, MARGARET. MILLER, ROBERT .... MIXON, THOMAS ..... MCCOWA N CHARLES. MUTT. JOHNNIE MAEf f ff MUNSON, MARY V .... NADLER, GEORGIE. . . NEWTON, HAZEL. . . O'BRIEN, JOE ........ No foolin' . .. . . . Shucks! O, Golly .. Aw,goon... Oh,me!... Oh, where were you! Huh? .. .... ....... . Now, let me see Hey, Pest! . ....... Well, why I ........ What was the question? . . . .. Snicker! Sniclcer .. Oh, you egg! ...... Gravy on your po ta toes I ........ Oh, you dumb thing! PERKINS, VERDIE REECE Ah, shoot! ........ PHELPS, MARIAN ..... POWELL, LAVERNE. . . PAUL. JOHN ......... POCHE, MARIE ........ RATELLE, EDWARD .. REDDY, RHODA BESS... ROGERS, ILA ............. ROBERTSON, CELESTE. . . ROQUES, ELAINE ........ RIDER, CLARK ..... . . . REED, MARGARET ....... SIMONEAUX, MARIE LOUISE. ...... SCHWAB, PHILIP ...... SMITH, DORIS ............ SMITH, NORMA ........... STAFFORD, ELIZABETH. SPA HT, ALMA LEE ....... STANFIELD. ELEANOR. . . SEGLER, MILDRED ....... STEELE, MARJORIE ...... Censored . . . STEELE, MILDRED ....... SCI-IWAB, GEORGE ........ THOMAS, BESSIE ......... TETLOW, JOHN .......... TAGGART, CATHERINE VIGNES, VIDA. . . . ..... . . . WASHBURN, ELEANOR. . WILLIAMS, MABEL ....... ZACHARIAH, WOODROW. ZEAGLER, DOROTHY ..... .0h! ....... Oh, you nasty thing. O! Sail! -1 You mean it Okay ...... I donlt know ...... Let's go .... Have mercy Do you know Algebra! . Sez your .. Aw, heck! . . your I must hurry ...... O-K by me . Aw, now No kiddin! . Oh! Gosh .. Aw! . Oh, hang it . I'm not so sure Let me do that .... Yes'm ............. Hey, cutie ......... Oh, that Englishl.. Now, you stop lt... .I wall ............. I don't think so Sure 'nuff ......... Let's don't .. I ..... My word! .... . . .. History ........ Girls ........... Fast driving .... Football ....... Private . . . . . J.T.... J'.B. .......... . .Wlmmen ....... Lucille Kean . .. Arguing ........ Chewing gum in Miss Butler's Class ...... . . Effie Hubert . . . . . Honor Roll . . . Hazel ........ Margaret H. . Max C. ....... . Sandy ........ Weekly reports ln Chemistry. . Knox Oh, you'd be sur- prised . . Hoy. C. . . . Algebra . . . Saints . . . Mr. X .... Katherine Doherty . .. .. Jaan H. Marie Poche .... Christine . . Love Sigma Chi's Woman, singing- or Alice ..... Debating ....... Hazel ......... Bud Germany .. James Germany . Dot Comeaux . . . Warren Gaudeau Girls .......... .lohn Monroe Hoggie T. .. . Chemistry .. Tennis . . .Junior .. . Having dates . . . Finished English Had a wreck .... Passing English Finishing all but History ...... Acting dignified Being cheerleader. . . To make false teeth. His Ideal Theme. Making his letter.. Coming to school onceaweek Being noisy ...... Being president of Beta Delta ..... . Coaching History .. Going to Rally for Physics ....... . Jumping 5 ft. 8 mf. Date with Max .... Being good volley ball player .... . Being A-1 History. student ......... You'd be surprised. Tleirlg State I'6C0l'd. Graduating ....... To act dignified Nothing at all .... Physical training .. Escortlng Katherine to every class and keeping his books ln her locker ........... Buzzer editor ..... Passing History Dancing . ......... Passing History . . . Getting Miss' . . ' l g ' I O'Leary's dinner. . She quartette . . . Honor Roll Learning to swim .. Getting up ln the morning ........ . 'P Football ........ Graduating ..... Nothing ........ Wearing a Little Sister T.K.0. pin The 1930 Fricassee ISixtv-fivel To graduate. Pass History. To have a speedy Roadster. To graduate. To pass her one sub- ject, History. To llve ln Shreve- port. , To be world's great- est toe-dancer. To be a big man. .To weigh 240 pounds. To marry Rose Lucille. To be a stenog- trapher. To graduate. To be Mrs. Hubert. To To run a cafeteria. be a civil en- gineer. jump 5 ft. 11 ln. be Mrs. Max. To To To graduate. To be musician. To get out of high school. Go to L. S. U. To dance all nite. To be a beauty specialist. ' To dance. To be Mrs. X. To keep his hair combed. To get in the head- line. To go to Business College. Passing Algebra. To graduate. To go to college. To be the best dressed girl ln High School. To be a great opera singer. To learn to dive. To swim better. To get plenty of sleep. To pass 11-2 History. To be Mrs. Gaudeau. None. To pass Chemistry. To wear a certain football Chong-ho To be a teacher. To be a great chemist. 'l'o own the control- ing interest ln the Stantield Jewelry Co. I im' ' W THE LALLAPALOOSA OF 1915 N ' A ,Ag R- .11 N by C rl ' X M11 .1 ,1Q,'f 1-'XJ I. S X , 4 4 ' ' ,x l XS' 1 X N Q fn I1 f ' 5 , 3 THE FRICASSEE OF 1923 1 Q Wo I LM! Z . 1 N1 , Q F X 'N 14 ' ll 1, M Q Ill 'l 1 A ,ff THE FRICASSEE OF 1924 Y THE FRICASSEE OF 1930 The 1930 Fricassee. 3 , Q, T91 'I 'igumnr sinh Ahuvrtining X -.K ' --i, 4. v -. .'r:'- V GP A gi 'l' f' : I 5 -an vgfxqf ji rtx- Nix: ay Aa afkfi N f N ,V 5 'iv K5 S Z Q Q The 1930 Fricasseca. j 5 I fSixty-sevenl K- WM i 'W' 4 -1 1 The City of Baton Rouge is proud of the High School and will do its best to help in all activities. WADE H. BYNUM, Mayor. The 1930 B-icussee. E A - K as W' I your Profs were grading Farrnbachefs School Styles, they would get A-plus -U Ircongratulations to the QSM Class of l930. We wish Will you all the success in lil uqthe World! F ARRNBAc1-1153R's 6 The Store of .Quality and Service The 1930 Fricassee. Rosenfielcfs The Store Y 0 u H e a 1' S0 Much About S Z MAIN at THIRD TELEPHONE 115 Q Q The 1930 Fricassee. Z i lSeventy-mwl i N ALTDIXVE is ever ready to give Baton Rouge High Rousing Values Shop at the STYLE and ECCNOMY CENTER Third and Florida Phone 4200 l For Perfect Baking Results Use Taylor's Best PLAIN AND SELF-RISING FLOUR Cohn Flour and Feed Company S Peerless Cleaners and Dyers Cleaning, Pressing, Dyeing, Pleating Hats Cleaned and Blocked All Called for and Delivered. All Expertly Done Our Aim- A Perfect Servicei' l249 NORTH BOULEVARD , The 1930 Hicassee. fSeventy-twol Mr. McSweein: Clarence, why are you communicating without per- mission? Clarence: I've finished this assignment, I always do things fast. Mr. Mc.: Report to Room 106 at 2:50 and see how fast you can do that. -.- The Athletes say : Mr. Stovall is our leader. He makes things work like the tick of a meter. WHOSE BROTHER? A modern miss with no brother, Is indeed most woefully blind. For little knows she, of this wonderful he , Of the ways and means of his kind. Some girls will rave at a shiek's swift line, And love him for something or other, But I have to confess that more or less, They all act just like my big brother. The hours are well known to a sister dear, That before his mirror he spends, In acquiring that air, by the part in his hair, That so to his character lends. And when he calls her up at night, And she will go out in the breeze? He most breaks his neck, in trying to select A tie that surely will please. And that careless air he must attain By placing his hat just so, Tho' it may fool his sweetheart, as so clever on his part, As for me-sisters always know. -Lucite H arelson. Miss Horton in 9.2 English: You people are getting too unruly alfogether. If you don't watch your step, I'll sit on you and you'll never know what struck you. . Mrs. Voorhies: Who was Mohammed? Kenneth: A young camel driver who traveled across the country and thought a great deal. Mrs. Voorhies: Too bad some of you people don't ride camels. The 1930 Fricassee. fScventy-three-1 wa 'Wrf---- A pure, JOLLY SENIORS wholesome refreshing drink The giHi91E are jolly' , Jo y are we. Quick and good-natured Drink A Y All jokes .o see. , 1 1 l 5 I Why should we worry Delicious If 90's don't thrive Q, On monthly report cards gm1'7f5'ff As bees in a hive. an L A i i .Y We're here not alone ia, Q 5 4 For the lessons we learn gp S9 3 But the fires of friendship ,. v We kindle and burn. c--20-'U li ze. ' X . And, as we grow older ' F? J We'll see 'twas the time Pl B D In the days we were seniors If J That life was sublime. Y .4 8 million az day BATON ROUGE COCA-COLA BO'l l'LING CO. PHONE 700 IT HAD TO BE GOOD TO GET WHERE IT IS Buffington S. Mayer L IFE-FIRE--CASUALTY INSURANCE District Manager The Union Central Life Ins. Co. Regional Agent The Aetna Oaslmlty k Surety Oo. 2 l l-2 l 2 ROUMAIN BLDG. Phone 588 OH! CHEMISTRY My chemistry 'tis of thee, Short cut to lunacy Of thee I rave! Another month or so of studying Thee I know Will send me straighp below Into my grave. CHEMISTRY Vida studied early, Vida studied late, Vida smelled of chlorine gas Will Vida graduate? The 1930 Fricassee. ISeVe Hiy- fourl We We Gladden-Edgerton COMPLIMENTS CO' OF Drive and Save Time PHONE 4000 Mrs. Laura Sessions ccmennon and church sm.. 1 COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGE C. EVERETT Manager President of B. R. H. S. CAFETERIA Everett School Supply LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSlTY'S FAVORITE ORCHESTRA FREDDIE MORGAN PURPLE AND GOLD COLLEGIANS Dispensing the True Southern Rhythm 541 Third St. Phone 4517 The 1930 Fricassee. A S' Louis Levy Grocer Co., Ltd. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS OF White Fan Products BATON ROUGE, LA. Phone 4400 Official Photographers Of The FRICASSEE X Rembrant's Studio BATON ROUGE LA. COMPLIMENTS OF A Member of the Class of 1944 COMPLIMENTS OF Saint's Wicker Inn Z' 1 fry' 1 O' V:. of , ! ':i'z'37 t A Z I 9 3 2 - -.:f.f cfrrrs THA TLA5f1f.f' Lf Credit jewelers 109 THIRD sT. STROUBE DRUG CO. 511132 Fone Forty Wasserman Brothers Credit jewelers PHONE usoz I42 THIRD sT. LYONS, Inc. BATON ROUGE, LA. Distributors for Elmer's Chocolates The 1930 Fricassee. lSeventy-sixl IN' .. 'W THE SWIMMING PARTY Norma Hl.: Don't rescue meg I want to die. Bob T.: Well, you'll have to postpone it. I want a life-saving medal. Mr. Young: We should be especially interested in brass, for we have quite a bit of it around here. LETTERS Dear Catherine C.: What is an S. L.? All the girls at school are talking about them. Is it something to eat or wear? How can I get one? Yours, Hazel N. Dear Hazel : I say you are ignorant. An S. L. is a secret love. Most high school girls have them. Select one boy and rave about him. He doesn'tL know you like him so he is your S. L. It's quite simple. Yours, Catherine C. Barbara C.: We girls had better get together and decide what kind of flowers we want for graduation. I Louise M.: No, we'd better wait until Miss Burris picks the senior class. - Lucille Kean: We must cut out going to the show so often. We must think about our lessons. Ned Merrick: Well, can't we think about our! lessons at the show? Miss Nesom: Parse the sentence, Bill married Mary. Louis Wax: Bill's at noun, the name of something: because it joins Bill to Mary, married is a conjunction, and Mary's a verb, because she governs the noun. ' He: Would you marry an idiot or his money? Margaret M.: Oh, this is so sudden. Miss Harper: Please translate as practically as possible. Marshal Paine, translating: Dido, having disclothed one foot, invoked the stars about to die. Sergeant Pitcher: I don't blame those stars for dying. Lives of football men remind us, That they write their names in blood, And departing, leave behind them Half their faces in the mud. -Dick C. The 1930 Fricassee. lSeve ty-sevenl N' W To labor and not to save is the height of folly Saving money gives power to the hand that labors Resolve today to start to Save with Union Homestead Ass'n HOMES MAKE THE NATION l. M. CAUSEY, Pres. ALBERT LICON, Vice-Pres. BEN R. MAYER, Sec. JOHN T. LAYCOCK, Atty. jflntners gf..- ll!! NATURE.'s GIFT TO MAN Speak a language known the world over Bvron Rouen. Loumunp Ortlieb Printing Co. Standard Motor Car Co. DEALERS IN DODGE MOTOR CARS The 1930 Fricasseca . I Seven C ty eightl -'N' 'W Mrs. Leguenec: How would Shakespeare have said, Here comes a bow-legged man? Carter Brown: Behold, what is this I see advancing on parenthesis? AWFUL SENTENCES Found in English Compositions 1. Three skeletons were found plowing in a nearby hill. 2. The next song was, She sleep in the alley, by request. 3. On exclaiming, Look! ' the prisoner threw his eyes out of the window. Mrs. Major says: Twogyears of geometry 'll strengthen your mind and get you ready for the college grind. Thomas Mixon: Randolph, what are you sharpening your pencil with? Randolph C.: Why, with a knife. What do you think I am doing it with? Thomas I thought from your remarks you were sharpening it with prayer. Joe 0'Brien to Joe Loftin: Did you hold a mirror to Louise Cobb's face to see if she was still breathing when you rescued her? Joe .L.: Yes, and she opened one eye, gasped and reached for her powder puff. A REPORT Henry Wolf spent nine hours over his history book. P. S. The book was under his bed. Anthony D..' Say, Clark, how do you teach a girl to swim? Clark R.: Well, hold her around the waist,- Anthony, interrupting .' Oh, this is my sister. Clark R.: Well, in that case, just throw her in. Miss Keller: Who is the smar est man living? Henry L. C.:. Thomas A. Edison. He invented the phonograph and radio so people- would stay up all night and use his electrict light globes. Goon ENGLISH Anthony D. to Eleanor Stanfield: We're going faster than the Old Nick, ain't we? Elefrnor: You mustn't say ain't. The 1930 Fricassee . lSeventy-ninel N' W BATON ROUGE BUSINESS COLLEGE AN ACCREDITED COLLEGE A College where young men and women are trained for Business A College where the graduates make good in the Business Tobias-Gass Co., Ltd. The Grocer That Sells Everything l96I-7 NORTH sr. PHONES nso-usu World Have Your Prescriptions H C Paulsen SZ Son Filled HEADQUARTERS FOR ar D R U G S McArthur Pharmacy 403 DUFROCQ sT. PHONES 662-2733 -LARGEST STORE -LARGEST STOCK -BEST SERVICE 26-2 THIRD ST. PHONE 624 JOE PIZZILLO FANCY VEGETABLES AND FRUIT jefferson Hwy. Phone 2220 For Better Results Use LAPACO L. S. U. TABLETS Captain Kicldo School Series SEMI-HEX PENCILS LOUISIANA PAPER CO., LTD. BATON ROUGE LOUISIANA Buick Automobiles SEIBERLING TIRES and A General Line of Replace- ment Parts for most any Car. BARNES-WHITAKER COMPANY IZOI Main St. Phones 362-363 The 1930 Fricasseca. IEiShfyI mf 'W BEST WISHES The of the Louisiana Ice and Utilities Company XR Baton Rouge Electric Co. SERVING BATON ROUGE AND SUBURBS WITH -dependable power and lights -economical gas for fuel -efficient transportation BLU-RIBBON 327 Telephone Products Florida St. 2500 H O R M E L . Bates 81 Thlgpen T. I N ' ' 'J 'V 5 ,i'r Q l 3 -. n fi I k, fl K The I-Icme of Good Clothes I A x . f il miwlm WI, if F ' I A. , 556 MAIN sT. 'Q N - '-.CX .E -U' I' I ,L if WW Qi I COMPLIMENTS OF Sachse Agency, Inc. FIRE, ACCIDENT, BONDS Everything to wear for for young High School Boys Good Quality Merchandise POPULAR PRICES The 193C Fricassee. lEighty-one Il mf We B. NOI'dCI' SC S0113 Compliments of 120 St. Louis Street M. B. PLUMBING AND SUPPLIES CHAIN STORES White Star Cleaners Melnnis Chevrolet . PHONE Q3 Company Where the Charm of N ewness PHONE 3096 is Restland C ntion and Church S Compliments of f ,arzuiljy-L Sltfilllpg. Yazoo and Mississippi Valley Boosteris Club The 1930 Fricassee. x lhh l N- ' S W Best wishes to the Seniors of '30 from Baton Rouge's Greatest Men,s and Boy's Store lifes? W ClSll 6' LGU!! gguassu Where, Third Crosses Main wr-Y j m mramimeumvg'V j,, SOI Government St. 654 Main St. Tel. 698-2lC'B Tel. 2679 COMPLIMENTS 1- O. F. Rabenhorst ORTHOPHONIC VICTROLAS 595 to s600.oo SI Company' Inc' Ambulance Service COMPLETE FURNITURE STOCK AT BOTH STORES 843 Gov't St. Phones 396-397 LIBERAL TERMS The 1930 Fricassee. lEighty-threel W 'W' Capitol Stores, Inc. A Food Department Store MEAT MARKET BARGAINS Friday, Saturday, Monday Clarence Saunders DELICATESSEN phone We Appreciate Your Patron g J. Simon 81 Son Over 50 Years Successful jewelers THERE'S A REASON! SIMON BUILDING 444 THIRD ST. 1 DRY CLEANING - FAMILY WASH - DYEING Capitol Optical Co. C. C. BLOOMFIELD, Optometrist EYES REFRACTED Palace of Sweets MANUFACTURERS OF I-IONIE-MADE CANDY ocULAR CALISTHENICS and Office Hours: 9-I2 A. IVI.--2-5 P. M. 5 1 THIRD ST TELEPHONE 964-W 335 Third Sc. Telephone l742 THANKS For Your Patronage De-Luxe Filling Station Phone 1883 DRINK C1-Pi'!PF'1fI'E TIXQ 1930 Fricclssee. lla I f I N- 'W' SHOES, Hose and socxs for the WHOLE FAMILY 'STYLE SMD! OF TH! SOUT ' Roumain Building Phone 2564 We Are Proud of This Emblem O O v ST. -' I Because it identifies us with the for- X ' Ward-looking furniture merchants of g the United Statesg and because it Q tells you that we have placed service IT 'l'El.l.S ' i to the homes of this community first WHAT YOU All l in our interests. 'ix P l I b.w .:.-ff' 2 ORNMEYER' l ' Dependable Home Furnishers sir.. 'ao Ramires- ones Printing Company PRINTERS AND STATIONERS 232 Lafayette Street THE FRICASSEE IS OUR PRODUCT Phone 3564 Phone 3565 The 1930 Fricasseca. 'N' ' 'W' COAL THE SAFEST, CHEAPEST, MOST DEPENDABLE FUEL For Economy and Satisfaction, Use- Coeds With a C onsciencen--C lean, C linkerless Montevallo Red Ash- The Best Empire Red Ash- Almost Ashless Bell Red Ash- A High Quality Coal Corona- King of White Ash Coals Crown- The Standard of Quality SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY Baton Rouge Coal 81 Towing Co. J. C. WERNER, President and General Manager Office and Yards--Convention Street and River Front PHONE 30 Everything PRODUCTS f0f the ARE H O M E Boosters OF THE VICTOR ATWATER KENT Fricassee R C A RADIO Lets Go! Ronaldson SI 1 Puckett The 1930 Fricassee. 1 --T-'Sw W fn ' DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY SILVERWARE CLOCKS GLASSWARE PENS AND PENCILS CONVENIENT TERMS Loving Gifts, like love itself, Should be everlasting WHITE BROTHERS CO.BAEf?iIlS'F,?f5IEE' 60 ON YOUR 0 INVESTMENT SEIVII-ANNUAL DIVIDENDS We Lend Money at 721 To Build, Buy, or Repair Homes THE CAPITAL BUILDING and LOAN ASS'N LOANS ON FIRST AND SECOND IVIORTOAOES Hearill-Collens, Inc. REALTORS-MORTGAGE LOANS 407-409 Triacl Building PHONE I39 The 1930 Fricussee. I I l K' i 'W' The Youth of Today are the Nation's Leaders of Tomorrow. ...-Q-Q-Q--Ov-Q-Q-cnqwqwq-9-94-Q-Qununuqnoagnqng-Q-0-gnu1--g--g-y-Qwq-Q-g-g..g.9.g.-y-q-.g.g..q.g-g-.Q.g..g-.g,g..g.g-g-g-Q- THE business, banking and commercial world is interested in the question of education of these future leaders and stands behind any reasonable and sane plan for the education of the Youth of our country. -o--0- -0-0-0-0-Q-Q-0-0-'Out-0-0-Q-1on0-0-0-Q-0-Q-Q-0-v-m-Q-0--0-9--s-0-.-u-0-pq-uvauv-9-4-Q-9-0-04-Q-yang-04+ Bank of Baton Rouge ' Louisiana National Bank Union Bank gl Trust Co. Q Q The 1930 Fricassee. j 5 fEighty-eightl 'Q-to 'W L We Recommend TOWN-MAID PRODUCTS WITE-LITE FLOUR We are the exclusive agents for these quality products, please buy them from your Retail Grocer: WITE-LITE-Best g r a. d e plain flour. TOWN MAID-Best grade self- rising. MO-FAST-Guaranteed self-rising. BLUE LABEL-Ketchup, Canned Goods, etc. GOOD LUCK-John F. Jelke's. BUDWEISER-Beverage and Malt. BUSCH-Extra Dry Ginger Ale. PIK NIK-Mayonnalse, Sandwich Filling. KANTROW-Pure Coffee. 'I'OWN MAID--Products. PRINCE-Finest Canned Fruits. O Vlgnes-Bombet Grocer Co., Ltd. WHOLESALE GROCERS BATON ROUGE. LA. Central Lumber Company, Inc. NORTH BOULEVARD AT L. 6: A. TRACK Ghtiie WW When in Need of Lumber CALL CENTRAL 7 COMPLMENTS OF Fuqua Hardware Co. HOOD TIRES HOOD TUBES 688 Service Station L. E. SIMONEAUX, Manager I440 Government St. PHONE 688 Ford Parts, Vulcanizing Battery Service Marwede'si Market For Quality Fruits and Vegetables Every Day in the Year PHONE 3725 Mann-Atkinson Motors, Inc. Distributors for Hupmobile and DeSoto Automobiles North Street and Jackson Road Telephone H46 BATON ROUGE. LA. Cohn Subdivision, Inc. PORT ALLEN. LA. The Taxless Town GOOD HOME SITES ' The 1930 Fricasseca. lElghty-ninel Compliments Of Siandarcf Gil Company of Louisana Q 5 The 1930 Fricassee. lNinety1 I Autngraphn v Q Z i E The 1930 Fricasseca. 5 lNinety-onel I ew Q W-----. Autngraphn S 5 Q Q The 1930 Fricassee. i 5 lNinety-twol .