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

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1939 volume:

€ or , S Ma, ' J 'Cl c. °'lager. S'Mfv . ' 'v. ‘A I o Coach Jules Roux. Senior Physics teacher, and capable, unassuming, eminently succ essful director of track and field activities at Baton Rouge High School for the past five years, we respectfully dedicate ibis, the “Fricassee” of 1939. In the five years he has been head track coach and in the two previous years, when he was assistant track coach, the Baton Rouge High 1'rack Team has attained a lofty and enviable reputation. Five consecutive state championship crowns have been annexed at State Rally in as many years, and in all other high school meets in which the Bulldogs have entered. Coach Roux’s boys have dominated. Thus, to him do we respectfully dedicate this volume. We, the members of the S. S. Fricassee Stall, have endeavored to make this log as delightful as possible. In it we have tried to eliminate all memories ol seasickness en route and to store up in its stead the joys of traveling in this modern luxury liner, the S. S. Fricassee. Therefore, heave up the anchor and shove oil. anc I CARGO Officers First Class Passengers Tourists Entertainment Sports Aboard En Route 77 ENGLISH DEBAR I MEM Mis. Rosa V. I.cgucnct Miss Eula Barnett Miss Nl:ir Alma I bumpkins Miss Fannie Morion Miss Vera csoni Mis. Bert Duneii Miss Sara Millie.in Miss W illiams Miss Bourgcoisc SOCIAL SCIENCE Miss Josic Burriss Miss Kate Bncot Mrs. F.li .ilirili Vega Mr. Charles Gillieri Mr. Snail SCIENCE DEPAR'I MEN I Miss Francis Dunliai Miss Jean Levy Mr. Jules Rons music: DF.r r i men i Miss Klinger Mi George Stout R I DEBAR I MEVI Miss Plummet MECHANIC Al. DRAWING Mr. Henry Young Mr. Sidney Hendrix FOREIGN LANGUAGES Miss Irene Pujol Mrs. Lcni Bcinblc Mrs. J. E. I.oinhard Miss Kathleen O’Leary Miss Villa East Mi. P. I.. Smith Miss Marie Louise Jackson HOME ECONOMIC S Miss Ruth Kean Miss May Reed Miss Ruth Price COMMERCE DEPARTMENT Miss Maigaici Knott Mr. Fieri Baumann Miss Eunice H. Milliean LIBRARY Miss C lara CrilTon SI EEC II AND DR MATICS Miss Margaret I loclicncdcl MATHEMATICS DEBAR I MEN I Mrs. A. II. Major Mrs. Irene Craig Mrs. B. W. Pcgues Mr. Osborne Hclvcston Mr. Bert Yates Miss A. L. Smith FRKI) BOWKS Vice-Prks. Senior ('lass Assistant Drum Major Pres. Dramatic Club Rally. M. '88. S‘ Debate Team Theta Kappa Omega FLOY JUMONV1LLE President Senior ('.lass Booster Honor Club Vicc-Pres. Beta Delta Sponsor I hcta Kappa ()mega JOE ROBERTSON Skc.-Treas. Senior Class Football. 36, '87. 38 Basketball Track Gamma Alpha TWELVE THE FRICASSEE LENA BELL ABBOTT MARY ETHEL ADAMS Gamma I lieta: Rall K TI1RAN ALBRITTON HENRY A. ALLEN Gamma Alpha ACHILLE AI.TA IN Boxing '37. '38 CHARLES ANDERSON Phi Lambda Epsilon; Mu Sigma: Science Club ROBIN ATKINSON Beta Delta; Mu Sigma: Honor Club: Junior Home-makeis MINETTE BABIN Volleyball Team BF.BE BACOT Beta Delta MARTHA BAHM LLOYD DAVID BAJON 1'hcta Kappa Omega BONNIE V. BAKER. JR. Theta Kappa Omega; Band JEAN BARIOW Beta Delta MARION BARNETT Bela Delta: Booster; Honor Club; (unior Homemakers F.LLIO I BAR I'M ESS Phi Lambda Epsilon: Mu Sigma; Band '38 BEVER1A BARTON Science Club MARION BEAl CHAMP Gamma Tlicta GLADYS BECKER THE FRICASSEE THIRTEEN MARION BKGCE Camilla I Beta: Cheerleader '38 C A R N E I I BELL Sigma Pin Omega: Ili V DORIS BERGERON HAROLD BLACK Fricassee; Bu zer: Ralls '38-'39: Mu Sigma: Ili-V WILTON BLACK ELEANOR BLOC I N LESLIE BOt DREAl X -l licia Kappa Omega WILMA BOl RG A. J. KOI RC.EOIS I hcia Kappa Omega: Band MARION BOWERS Theta Kappa Omega FREI) BOWES Theta Kappa Omega: Vice-President Senior Class: ssistant Drum Major; President Dramatic Club: Ralls ’37. '38, '39; Del rate Team J1MM BOYCE President. Sigma Phi Omega |CUE I I E BRAN MW l I E WARREN BRIDOES I R VIS BROACH Sigma Phi Omega: Buzzer Staff: Fricassee Stall: Track '38; Junior Basketball '38; Dramatic ( lob . B. BROUSSARD. JR. R Y BI RAS BARBARA III KCH M Beta Delta FOURTEEN THE FRICASSEE BEN C. HI RN1.IT lli-Y BETTY BRAINIS Iu Sigma; Honor Club: Spanish Club; Band LESLIE CARPENI ER Track ‘36. ’37 l IAN CA AYOI X Mu Sigma; Secretary, Honor Club: Secretary. Science Club: Dramatic Club: Treasurei, |uuioi Homemakers; Business Manager. Bu ci Fricassee; Rails 39 PAULINE CM AVERS M RIAN CLARK Mu Sigma; Honor Club; Spanish Club; Band RI 'SSF.I 1 COMBO! YOU I ra ck KITTY CONNOLLY SUSIE COOK RITA COURVILLE JENNIE .CONE Gamma Theta PERRY CRADDOCK Theta Kappa Omega: Dramatic Club; Debating Team: Rally EM ME I I T. CR AIG Theta Kappa Omega; Science Club; Mu Sigma: Rails ’39 I MOM AS ( ROSS Theta Kappa Omega: Football '38; B. R. Club DICK CROWSON Delta Sigma BRFESE DAME Theta Kappa Omega O. G. DAVIS Rally 'S9 Bll LY DAY Gamma Alpha: I rack '37. '38. '39: Cheerleader '38; Glee Club THE FRICASSEE FIFTEEN £HLOX± A | AMES DAY Delta Sigma I RANK DKC KER 1 IIOII DEN HO Delta Sigma; Mu Sigma; Science Club: lli A N YF.R I)OI GI.AS Volleyball I I I III: I 11 DR l (.HON Junior Homemakers MARGIE EADS I.EON RD II. EDEL.M N Mu sigma; Honor Club; Husiness Manager. Fricassee: Ru ci : Dramatic Club: Debate leam: Rally '39 MARILYN EDNIE Dtamatic Club I.CI.A EGAN President, Bela Delta; Rooster II ZEI. ELDRIDCE J. c. E1.ISSAL.DK Theta Kappa Omega: Mu Sigma ROBER I JAMES FA A NS MARJORIE I ELPS Mu Sigma: Science Club: Basketball SIDNE’l KARR HER I A FOLEY SHIR 1.1A FORTIER Gamma I beta: Mu Sigma ( A I IIKRINE lot SSL CARRIE I.Ol IS FRANCIS SIXTEEN THE FRICASSEE £HL01± RANDOLPH FRANKLIN Science Club: Buzzer: Hi-V; Rails ’39 SAM GALLO Band DOROTHY ANN GAYLE MARGUERITE GIG AN I I JANIE GIROIR Gamma Theta GRIFFIN GOMEZ Band; Glee Club; Hi-Y; Rally 38. 39 GLENN GORDON Beta Delta: Junior Homemakers PAL'L II AN AG RIFF Gamma Alpha: Intcr-Fraternit Council: Basketball: Track ROBERT A. HAR E III Theta Kappa Omega; Secretary-Treasurer. Intcr-Fratcrnitv Council JESSIE HINGLE JACK HOCHENEDEL Delta Sigma: Cheerleader '38: Sponsor. Beta Delta: President. Inter-Fraternity Council H. B. HOLDEN DORIS HOLMES Mu Sigma: Spanish Club BERYL HOOPER BILLY HOR TON BETTY BROOK HUMMEL Beta Delta: Booster; Sponsor. Gamma Mpha MARJORIE HUN I Mu Sigma: Honor Club: Science Club ELAINE JOHNSON Gamma Theta THE FRICASSEE SEVENTEEN miori ESSIE JCBAN FLOY Jl MONVILLE Viie Pie i lrnl. Ileia Della: President. Senior Class; Booster; llonoi Cliilr; SjKmsor. I'hcta Kappa Omega FRANCKS KARRAS Mu Sigma: Honor ( In I) LORRAINE KELLER Mu Sigma: Honor Club: Junior Homemaker; Ralls ‘39 All) Kl. WEN ESS Camilla Theta CELLS I E KROCER Bela Della: Booster MAE VERX LAMBERT BOB LAMBERT Fool trail Mi. 37. ’38; B R. Clul. BOBBIE I EE l NOI Ralls '39: Fricassee Stall DOROTHY LAXDRY Bela Della: Mu Sigma; Honor Club: Fricassee Staff; Junior I lomcmakers MARC ARE I LANDRY Bela Della: Dramalic Club: Boo tci; Cheerleader ’36. '37: Ralls 38. '39 M RIE I.A DR CORA LOUISE I WC. Scicuce Club ROW LANG Football '36. '37, 38; B. R. Club DOROTHY LAWRENCE Dramalic Club: Junioi Homemakers; Fricassee Slat! JOY LEBLANC CLAIRE I.EDO I Camilla I beta ALBERT LEVINGSTOX Phi I .amixta K|� ilon; Science Club: Hi-Y: l)c Molas EIGHTEEN THE FRICASSEE A £MO%± GRACE LEWIS A. L. LIVELY CELESTINE LOGIE Basketball; Volleyball JOSEPHINE LOSAVIO Glee Club VIRGINIA MiCI ENDON Junior Homemakers: Science Club; Bu rci Stall Kallx :5't MARGIE McFATTER Gamma I beta: Mu Sigma: Honor Club: Junior Homemakers: Rally 37. '38 EILEEN MeGHEE Rally '38 ALBERT MeGt IRE Theta Kappa Omega RUTH MrHIJGH Delta Beta Sigma: Sponsor. Delta Sigma ELIZABETH MeINTOSH Basketball MERYL M.I AUGHLIN WALTER M.MI RIK) Rl I H Mc.MANUS Mu Sigma; Honor Club JANE , lALAIN Gamma Theta MARGARET MALLET Jiinioi Homemakciv Science Club JERRY MANCI SO Dramatic Club: Junior Homemakers: Rally '39 WOODROW MANSI R KATHRYN MAR I IN THE FRICASSEE NINETEEN JbDiion. i ROSF l K I NIKS I VVKR Delia I tela Sigma MKRBER I MKIIAIi Boxing. 37. '3K; B. R. Club 11 Ml S MICHAFFSO.N Hi-V: It. R. Club; Science Club: Mu sigma: Honor ( ltil : Bu cr; Football; President Senioi Class (January) MARJORIE MON I K(.I IK) SVI.VIA MFA F.RS I In. Club; Voiles Ball M RY FI (.I NI NEW I ON Camilla I beta: Mu Sigma: Honor Club .F.N NO I O KDDI F. ODOM Camilla Alpha: Boxing. ’3H. '3 l II I.IF. C I IIFKINF 01)1 IN Camilla I beta: Mu Sigma: I lonor Club: Ralls '!5!l RF.NE ORTL1ER. JR. Phi l.amlKla Kpsilon: Kami Wil l. I’ALFREY Mu Sigma: I cmiis '38. '31) N FI.SON PARR Football '38; Boxing '38: It. R. Club CRACKPARRINO STKPIIANIA PAYNE JOHN PENNY Theta Kappa Omega IA IA I’F.N N ARNOLD PERKINS Delta Sigma SARAH PIPES Beta Della TWENTY THE FRICASSEE Sznio z± MAXINE PIT I MAN Mu Sigma CARLO I'OUTO Boxing '38 HER I'HA PRETORI I'S Dramatic Club; Rally '39 JESSIE MARIE PREWI I I Junior Homemakers BECKY PRO VOS I Bcia Delia; Booster BRYAN PI 1 MAN JANET RANDOLPH Bela Delia; Booster BETTY RF.RAI. Honor Club: Bu zci Stall: Science Club: Rails '39 ELOISE REN I ROl. Honor Club: Glee Club: Rally '39 JAMES REYNOLDS Science Club LI CILLE RICAI'D Gamma Theta; Junior Homemakers YVONNE RICAI'D Gamma Theta; Junior Homeniakeis; Dramatit Club NELL RICK BE I I Y JANE RIC HARD FRANCES RICHARD Rl BY RICHARD NELL RICHEY DOCIA RICKS Delta Beta Sigma THE FRICASSEE TWENTY-ONE a no ii JOSEPHINE RINAl DO LANK RIVERS Hell a Sigma: Mu Sigma: Ruc ei Fi i« avsee; Band: 11 i S': Rall '38. ’89 WNE ROBERTS Della Bela Sigma: Sponsor. Delia Sigma EMIIA ROBERTS lieia Della: (.lee Club JOE ROBF.R I SON Camilla Alpha; Secieiai -Tie.-ismei Scnini ( lavs: Football. •SB. '37. '38: Basketball: Track ISABEL RONALDSON Bela Della: Sponsor. Della Sigma AN'ME SACIISK I lonor Club | CK SAMS Camilla Alpha: Mu Sigma: Honor Club: Editor. Fricassee: Editor, Bum-r: President. Hi V: Science Club: Rails ‘37. ‘39 M RJORIE MARIE SCHROEDER Dramatic Club LOUIS SF.LIG Camma lplia: Boxing ’86: Sivimming ’38. '39: Sponsor. Bela Della ELIZABETH SHEPPARD Glee Club HOLLIS SIMMONS I’hi 1 amlida Epsilon ROBERT SINGER Track '39 ERI.INE SMITH (.amma Theta: Mu Sigma: Honor Club GLADYS SMITH K A I HERINE SMI I II VELN STEPHENS Science Club: Baud L. C. STEPHSON Delia Sigma TWENTY-TWO THE FRICASSEE VIOLF 1 STOKES GEORGE STOVALL Delta Sigma FRANK S I RICK LAND DORO I HY SYCi VLAS Mu Sigma; Honor Club MINA LEE I'ERRELL NEVA THERIOT NORMA THERIOT El) I HI ELMAN C VI HERINE 1 HORCESON Delta Beta Sigma PAT THORGESON Della Beta Sigma PEGGY THORGESON Delta Beta Sigma DORO I m I IKIRM N HELEN TOI.LE Glee Club ELAINE TUCKER. rilELMA Rt TH FUCKER YVONNE TI CKER Gamma Theta: Mu Sigma: Rally 5‘J Bl'CKY I L LL1ER Boxing FLO l UR.NER Beta Delta: Mu Sigma: Captain. Boosters: S|x nsor, Phi Lambda Fipsilon THE FRICASSEE TWENTY-THREE Se il ZtlLOli KI.AINF. YEN I RESS Bela Delia: Sponsors: Inlcr-Sororiis Council I’HOKlll. VICKKRS Delia Bela Sigma; I'rcsidcnl, ! 11 Sigma: Honor Clul : 1’iesi deni. Junior Homemakers: Ralls '37. '3 : Fricassee NORMA VIC KNAIR (lamina I hem I F.ON RD A I KS I task 39 JIMMY WAX ( RI. WEBB l oot trail, Junior KM 11.1. WEBF.R I'ooiIkiII. junior: Science Club KA I IIKRI.Nh V I II Science Cluh DAN WKI.KS Fool ha II ‘‘IS: Trac k '39 RI III WK1.IN ROIIKR I WISH. JR. Mu Sigma: Honor Cluh: Science ( luh: Hi-V: Ralls '39 JAC K WHITAKER Delta Sigma 11 AROl.l) WOKS I 111. I I Y JOYCE WOOD Setreiars. Bela Delia: Fricassee: Mu Sigma: I’rcsidcnl. Ilonoi Cluh; An Cuild: Rally '39 EDDIE REN HER I R M VOHSBERC Honor Cluh; Science Club; Spanish Cluh: Hi Y MARI . l kl,S TWENTY-FOUR THE FRICASSEE Three long cruises ago. as high seamen on a Junior High Steamboat, after having given our final salute to the pennants hearing the letters Junior High School, which had meant safety to us foi two long years, we eagerly looked forward to sailing on the ocean-going liner, the S. S. Baton Rouge High School. Many were doubtful as to whether the seamanship we had learned and practiced in Junior High would be sufficient to weather the storms and squalls that the S. S. Baton Rouge High underwent. For these and many other reasons we were a frightened lot of passengers who entered the fearful waters ol the Senior High Ocean from our safe berths in the Junior High Waters. Most of us entered by the Senior Door and learned that we were one of the largest classes of first-year passengers yet to sail on the S. S. Baton Rouge—250 strong. We were conducted to the (.rand Reception Room and each given a well-timed schedule ol his duties. Though most ol us decided to work hard and com plete our cruise iu the three years, many were lost in the corridors and attracted to tilings that kept them from their duties. At the end of the first year we looked forward to the lime when we might Ik- Junior Passengers, but those who had been attacked b sea-sickness were forced to slay behind. When we began our Junior Cruise, we were not yet as seamanlv as the Seniors but so much more than the landlubbcrlv Freshman. M e knew more about how a ship should be run and bad begun to take a more difficult navigation course. A few in our class shed glory oil the ship in athletics, high ratings, entertainment, and seamanlv instruction. Many were the social allairs where everylxxly regardless of position had a jollv good time. Fvents, however, soon moved to a close, and we found ourselves joyfully and sorrowfully anticipating our Senior Cruise. I bis time we learned that we had 290 passengers, and they were tried and true. We resolved that all should get their able-bodied degrees. In singing, athletics. acting, speaking, studying, and all others forms of seamanship, our class t H)k the lead. There were many big events on our outward voyage. The senior picnic was enjoyed by all seniors shortly before settling down to final examinations. Fhe Senior Banquet topped all events of our three years aboard the S. S. Baton Rouge High. I lien our graduation activities began. As the time drew near we realized that our three cruises on the S. S. Baton Rouge had been but preparation for harder and more difficult voyages yet to come. Certificates ol able seamanship were placed in our hands: our voyages on the S. S. Baton Rouge High were completed. I luis ends the history of the June, 1959. passenger list. Let it stand for the benefit of future sailors, that they may realize that only in the ,-,'o t ' of the principles of seamanship can the preparation for the deejxrr, rougher seas -still ahead be made. Given this day ol June. Anno Domini, 1959. Vivian Cazavocx THE FRICASSEE TWENTY-FIVE 16836738 'll ncUicjiadi Elisc Abernathy Audrey Begue Freshman Junior Joan Benjamin Junior Man Margaret Brady Rol� Bica rale Junior Junior Raymond Bridgeman Junior C. Blown junior Louise Brown Junior Fay Browning Junior George Burton Junior Frances Cason Junior Jane Cason Junior I.ois Chance Junior Marguerite Charlct Freshman Ruth Childress Freshman Catherine Cole Junior Hade Davis |unior Patsy Divine Junior J. V. Duncan Junior I'eddy Fidson Junior Laura Lee Fleming Junior Vivian Mac Frier Freshman Rentier Gatvy Freshman TWENTY-SIX THE FRICASSEE p 'll ncU xCJ xucU Ann Greer Lcandcr Gruncsvald W illiam Cruncwald III junior Freshman Junior Marjorie Helen Hamilton Jimmie Lea Harvey Donna Hayes junior Freshman Junior Odss 11 ay man Junior Ixe llcrrljcrg. Jr. junior Sltirlcv nn lieu ill junior Sybil Jean Jordan Freshman F.lainc La bat Junior Hens I guidon junior Oma Landry Freshman Ileus Langlois junior Sarah Leach junior Gloria Lc Blanc Freshman Shirley Jeanne Libby Junior Phelps Lyons Freshman Catherine Markin Junior Nellie Mathernc Junior (herald Middleton Fay Tyler Murray Freshman Betty Anne Odom Freshman THE FRICASSEE TWENTY SEVEN I.li aheth Phis Junior Jerry Price Freshman K.il|«li Kate lilt Junior Dot Richard Muriel Rohl Gwenny Roberts Freshman Junior Junioi Ken rand Rosenbaum junioi Doris Roy Junior Mae lii e Ruth Freshman Jacqueline Sandro. Mai Elizabeth Sanders Junior Junior Josephine Salcmi Junior Donald Sims Junior Film Stovall Junior Preston W elt lie Junioi Sum Smith Freshman Rudv I'horgeson Freshman Geraldine V illiams Junior Della Ruth Stokes Junior Mildred Watson Junior Floyd W illiamson Freshman TWENTY-EIUIIT THE FRICASSEE Mk. George C. Stout....................................................................... Director Mrs. Nettie Klinger..............................................................Assistant Director Billy Day Scon Smith Fred Bowes George I)c Laune Rolxrt Pearce Vclna Stephens Marian Clark Lane Rivers Floyd Andrews Lee Herzberg . f. Bourgeois Earl Landry Elion Peake Raymond Bridgeman Grillin Gome Donnie Olnev Frank Corley sL |ames Kemp Sam Gallo Peggy Broussard I ,a w re nee A oernathy James Roberts Marjorie Foretich (diaries Carruth Bobby Wolf Reba Mac DeLage Leo Brown Ray Buras Evelyn Dunnatn (diaries Kelly J. E. Clemenis Grace Platt Carlos Rahbv Rita Babin Joyce Yunkes C. F. Pi lion ' Fletcher Miller Roland Sclig Alvin Henderson Dillard Watson Jcrc Price (ieorge Shearer Billy Horton O. G. Davis Eugene Chancy Elbert Moore Mary Elizabeth Burt Jeanette Henson Earl Hammack Mary Louise Nesser James Searles George Stovall Wilfred Leinenger Douglas Gordon Forrest Nettles Teddy Airhart Malcolm Denley Floyd Waits Ida May McGregor I� uis 11 alley Jesse Pearce Juanita Nesbit Earl Wilkinson Jack Barbe Essie Mclanton Bonnie Baker Louis Kelly (Gallic Alexander Clark Hcirtzler Vernon Watson Annabelle Rodwell Ivy LcBlanc Richard Adcock Audrey Begua Thomas Whitaker Betty Brainis Douglas Vickers Charles Smith Jane Kling Natalie Heard Bob Biea eale Marion Yunkes Rene Ortlieb Emmeiic While Leah Hall Gertie Mac Larombe Gerald Breaux Sue Hinson Margaret Ren froe THIRTY THE FRICASSEE Jack Sams............................ Phoebe Vickers, Betty Joyce Woods ............ Editor Assistant Editors Easiness Managn Leonard Em.i.man Art Staff Dorothy Lawrence Humor Staff Lono Nnrdin Sports Staff Harold Black James Rev nolds Travis Broach Liiekarv Siaff Vivian Ca ayoux Business Si aff Chester Harding Elliott Bari mess Lee Herzberg Oroanizai'ion Siam Dorothy Landry CiRCt't ation Si ai r Jimmy Bovee Copy Staff Robert Wise THE FRICASSEE THIRTY-ONE o © � czHonoz Ctui 0 Founded: Hat on Rouge High 1930 Bi i rv Joyck Wood President March: MoFatiik Vice-President Vivian Ca avoox Secretary 1 1101- Bl VlCKIKS Treasurer Dorothy Landry MEMBERS Ref tor ter Lcnora Allen Marjorie Hunt Betty Rebal Joan Benjamin Marjorie Mae Jumonvillc Eloisc Renfroe Elaine Bourgeois Frances Karras Margaret Rcnfroe Ellen Bernard Lorraine Keller Bertrand Rosenbaum Fay Browning William Knox Dorothy Richard Jane Cason Elaine La hot Gerald Renter Adelaide (la ayoux Betty Landon Hildamac Reilly Marian Clark Dorothy Landry Erline Smith Marguerite Charlet Shirly Jeanne Li Irby nnie Sar hse Doris Carter Sara Leach Dorothy Sygalas Ruth Childress Audrey Matlicrnc Jack Sams Jane Fuller Jeanne Mchlcr Della Ruth Stokes Margie Green l ay 1 yler Murray Bertram Yoslilxrrg Jimmy Lee Harvey Mary Eli alreth Norekauei Mary Agnes Wiley June Heroman Mary Eugenia Newton Kay Werner Donna Haves Elizabeth Pitts Leonard B. Edleman I C , THIRTY TWO THE FRICASSEE Phokbk Vicki ks President M Rcir. Mcl'.vn i n Vice-President Cll AKI.l.s Amu.kson Secretary Elion Peak Bertrand Rosenbaum Lillian Rube Eva Sue Sanchez Laura May Simon Donna I laves Shirlv (iovington Audrey Mat hern Yiolclle Amis Katlu n Falgoust Shirlv Libby Anna May Switzer Yvonne Pucker Marjorie May Jumonville Elaine Labat Ruth Masterman Mary Elizabeth Pitts |act|uelinc Sanders Dorothy Smith Kathleen Broderick William C. Knox I larold Black Mary Elizalx-th Sanders Mary Agnes Wiley Marjorie Ashmore Douglas Vickers ifc: Della Ruth Stokes Richard Adcock [Douglas GoU MEMBERS Rhema Bourland Evelyn Smith Norma lloleman Mary Jean Me dams Etta Marie Laughin I heresa Morrison Will Palfrey Mo Turner Robin Atkinson Ennneit Craig J. C. Ellisade Margie McFattcr Willie K. O’Quin Lorraine Keller Francis Karras Ruth McManus Marjorie Hunt Leonard Edelmau Doris Holmes Marion Clark Elliot Bart mess Betty Joyce Wood Dorothy Landry Vivian Cazayoux (diaries Anderson Lane Rivers Erlilie Smith Phoebe Vickers Maxine Pittman Vivian Cazayoux Reporter Ei i ioi Bart.muss Treasurer Mrs. J. E. Lombard Faculty Adviser Mary E. Newton Henry Rushing Marjorie Green Betty Brainis Henry Boze Dorothy Svgalas Jack Sams Itohby Denlx Dick Crowson Shirly Fortier Sidney Farr Robert Wise-Mar jorie Felps Joan Benjamin Sadie Bell Hill Aldcn Flint Jane Cason Claire Sterling Dorothy Mae Yates Alice Phillips Jane Merrill Sarah Leach Ann Greer Rolrert Brcaz.calc Leslie Henderson Elizabeth Landon Essie May Landry Joseph Mathenv ancv Hill THIRTY-FOUR THE FRICASSEE =% ma THE FRICASSEE THIRTY-FIVE Ill dcijiiicii UBitocidcciit fre.z of cStatic Editor................................................................ Jack Sams Associate Editor..........................................................Randolph Franklin Associate Editor Harold Black Associate Editor........................................... Virginia McClendon Business Manager......................................................... .Vivian Cazayoux Fditoriai. Staff Lev I ler ljci'g Joan Benjamin Betty Rcbal Betty Landon Leonard Edelman Mac Alice Ruth Sports Staff Harold Black Travis Broach James Reynolds Business Staff Sara Leach Donna Hayes Adelaide Cazayoux Preston McLean Bertrand Rosenbaum Catherine Cole Elizabeth McIntosh Constance Cowen Feature Staff Lem McGlotheren Louise Brown Mary Jean McAdams Patsy Divine Carol Grecnburg THIRTY-SIX THE FRICASSEE THE FRICASSEE THIRTY-SEVEN FOUNDED 1920 OFFICERS Jack Sams I .ono Nlrdin................................ KKNXKTII ArMSTRONG Robert Wise ................... fOHN Hol'PKR Bobby Denbo .............. Harold Black Randolph Franklin Henry Bozk . . ..... Jerry Prick Raiford Charlton .... Douglas Cordon James Skari.es .......... Malcolm Denly ....... Mr. A. K. Jones, Advisor President Vice-President ........Secretary ... Trcasurcr lieportn Chaplain R ecogn it ion Sco ria ry I cm bersh ip Sec ret aiy A bsentee Secretary Parlii i pat ion Secretary Sergeant at Anns Timing Secretary Librarian Plash lie porter THIRTY-EIGHT THE FRICASSEE COM Ml I FEES Membership Albert Levingston. Chairman Frank Bacot Randolph Franklin Dick Lees Parker St. Amant Donald Tatum Meetings I). S. Ingram, Chairman Harold Black Billy Clark Lemuel Hawscy Richard McDowell P. V. Slocum Robert Wise Project Alden Flint. Chairman Charles Carroth Arthur Moles Jerry Price Dalton Smith John Taylor Service Griffin Gome , Chairman Kenneth Armstrong James Claitor Malcolm Denly James Searles Clark I leit lcr Social I. 0110 Xurdin, Chairman Ray Buras Raiford (iharlton Frank Corelv Douglas (iordon John McManus J. C. Sudduth THE FRICASSEE THIRTY-NINE a amnia Okta Flower Wiiitr Rose Faculty Advisors Miss Irene Pu jol Miss Margaret Knott Colors Lavender ani� Green Patronesses Mrs. Siren ke Mrs. Be m y Caldwell Shirley Fortier Joan McConnell I’kcgy Hopkins . Win ii K. O'Qi inn Jennie V. Conk Mukei. Evans Janie Giroir l MCI KS . . . President Vice-President Secretary .. .. Treasurer Sergeant-aPA ruts Chaplain ......Reporter Erline Smith Jennie V. Coxe Janie Giroir Norma Vicknair Claire le Doux Willie K. O’Quin Clans of 1939 Mary F.. Adams Margie M(Fatter Marion Beauchamp Mary E. Newton Yvonne Tucker Marion Benue Betty Pockc Marjorie Cook Yvonne Ricaud Myrtle Marchieve Martha Mahoney Dorothy Crosby And Klaveness Sonny Moak Gertie M. LaComb Joan MtConnell Class of 1910 I .iIlian Kuhc Beth Bozeman Mary M. Bradv Bubbic Evans Peggy Hopkins Marietta Hebert Audrey Bc |tie Audrey Fourrier I.ucille Foss Valadale Roberts Beverly Fortier Dorothy Loupe Evelyn Black Lucille Ricaud Class of 1911 Peggy Richard Elvida Vidal Helen Sam he Dot Smith Dot Richard Muriel Robb Betty Pack wood Jane Kling Marjorie Foretich Joyce Yunkers Marjorie Ashmore Beverly Lloyd Natalie Heard Mary Agnes Wiley Marguerite Odom Barbara Burton FORTY THE FRICASSEE DLta 1 J THE FRICASSEE FORTY-ONE Colors Rosk and Hi t k Founded: Shreveport, I.a., 1926 Flower Tf.a Rose Foil tided: Baton Rouge, I.a., 1935 OFFICERS Lula Egan ...... Floy Jimonvii.i e Becky Provost . Beity Joyce Wood Louise Doherty Boots Maynard Beity Brook Hummed Flo Turner .. . FACULTY ADVISERS Miss Margaret Hochenedkl Miss Villa East .............. President l'i( e-President ..............Secretary ...............T re usurer .............. Chaplain Corresponding Set ret ary ..............Historian .............. Reporter Miss Sarah Milligan SPONSORS Jack Hochenedkl Louis Seek; Franc is Li Doux Jimmy Boyce Dickie Conrad ....... Delta Sigma (iannna Alpha Phi Lambda Epsilon Sigma Phi Omega Theta Kappa Omega Robin Atkinson Jean Barlow Bebe Bacot Marion Barnett IVkiIs llaynard Clans of 1939 Lula Egan Frances Farrar Kelt) Krook llnmmel Floy Jtiiiionvillc Celeste Kroger Catherine Kroussc.iu Louise Doherty-Dee Duke Dorothy Landry Margaret Lmilry Sarah Pipes Cl.ASS OF 1910 A'Dare Bailie Catherine Cade Danic Miller Louise Blown Ann Greer Alary Jean McAdams Billie Km den Donna 1 laves Alice llail Phillips Frances Cason Janet I-andry Marjorie Mac Jnmonvillc Jane Cason Frances Lcnhard Doris Roy Class of 1911 Rocky Provost Janet Randolph Isabelle Ronaldson Emily Rolieiis Mo Turner Maine Vcutrcss Kelt) Joyce Wood Kaihara Kim ham Mary Eli abclh Sandcis Vim Wall Nora Kell Wall F.mhiy Wilson Maltha Adams Ellen Bernard Jane Caradinr Ruth Denim Kill) C.ladden Sue Henson [•me Hcroinan I'm her Hursi Stella Mac Dob)ns Sybil Jean Joidan Mary Frey Ikryl Evans Vivian Frier IV.time Middleton Mnh I .cafe •Annie Louise Mongct Helen McAdams Man Eli al� cili Norckaucr L.nogenc Odom Kol-hie Pavnc Killit Kellc render llildamac Reilly Pledges Mar) Mi al cth Shanahan Doioth) Singer Kelt) Sharp June Wallen Carers Walls Nan Wilder FORTY-TWO lelia MeEuon Palsy Patterson Cioiia Ratlill THE FRICASSEE %dta THE FRICASSEE FORTY-THREE 2 ta ISztci Founded: 190) Established liaton Rouge: IV17 Colors Flower Hi ack a i Gold VtLLOW ChRYSAN I Hr MUM OFFICERS Vioi kttk Amis nnj Roberts Alici: Swart Shirly Libby Ri hi McHugh Mrs. H. A. Ma jor Mrs. H. J. Vooriiies Ruth McHugh Aline Roberts Oocia Ricks Shirly Libby Gwemix RoIktcsoii Patsy Smith Elise Abernathy Marguerite Charlei . ........... President Vice-President ..............Secretary .............. Treasurer Corresponding Set retary ADVISERS ................. Faculty Adviser .....................Adviser Class or 1939 Phoebe Vi kers Pal Thorgeson Peggy 'Fhorgeson Class of 1940 Amy Blanche Alice Swart Katherine Fhorgeson Rose Marie Mestayer Betty Landon Violette Vmis Class of 1911 Eleanor Fax a Colleen Lindsay Ruth Martin Shirley Anne Hewitt Connie Mary Virginia Moss FORTY-FOUR THE FRICASSEE THE FRICASSEE FORTY-FIVE (fjanima d fl ifia Chafitzi. Sister Sorority Alpha Ciiapti k of Gamma Alpha Song Gamma Alpha I)ki a i Girl of 3 amnia Colors Gold and White Flower Tea Rose Billy Day Dick Norton Omar Cason Edward Odom I A l • i . IIanagriff Ralph Ratcliff James Holt Bi ity Brook Hi:mmi:l Dee Duke.......... Mrs. Anna B. Lombard Mr. W. H. Miller Bob Mii.lkr Leslie Bordelon llcnry Allen Juslin Cooper Billy Day Billy Daigre George Burton Omar Cason Char It’s Dulxm Gonlon Collett l.eandci M.GiuneuaUI II astings Broussard William Cuuv II. S. Perkins Iauvrcnce Abernallu Teddy Air hart |ack Gautrcaux OFFICERS .............President ......Vice-President .............Secretary Treasurer . . Sergeanl-at-Arms ............. Chaplain Pledge Master ...............Sponsor .............. Sponsor ■'acuity Adviser Legal Adviser President of Alumnae Class of 1939 Odvs Forbes Jar k Sants John McManus Harold Fisliei Karlc I laminilt Class of 1940 Paul IIanagriff Robert Wolf Kaifoid Charlton Donald Fisher J. C. Germany Cl ASS OF 1941 Scott Smith Bobby Wolf Ralph Ratclill Pledges A. C. Burns •-Donnie Olnth Bobirs Sanchez Foster Murphy Strvvai I Niles Edward Odoiu Joe Robertson William Grunewald Suiter Harris James Holt Dick Norton Bob Rogers Malcolm I riche Ivy Thompson Her Iren Saule Frank Corley FORTY-SIX THE FRICASSEE J 11 Sicjnici ZJfizka Chafitzx Founded Sew a nef. Mimtaky Academy Colors I'l’RPI K AND Goi.l Flower White Carnation established R. R. M. S. 1927 Song My Sigma Piii Omega Girl Ineel Peari. Miss Louise Doiii ri y Mr. Fred Bowman Sponsor I at nltv Advisor OFFICERS Jimmie Boyce President Ron Lei Vice-President Preston 11 on Boh McDowi i.i Laymon Rice Set reltny-Treastnet G. S. ;. v. Class of 1939 Jimmie Boyce Roll Lee I ravis Broach l.aymon Rice Roy Davenport Class of 1940 Boh McDowell Preston Welch Class of 1941 (Hark Boyce Bine St. Dizier Richard McDowell Preslon McLean Jack Nason Frank Pender Henry Picard Jerc Price Frank Strickland Rudy Fliorgcson Plfdgrs J. R. Mary FORTY EIGHT THE FRICASSEE (]Dni£(ja THE FRICASSEE FORTY-NINE U fii Jlam ouLiiana J zCta (Ifiafitzx Founded CUNION Mll.llARY At adi m Clinton, Missolri, 1892 Colors SCARl.hl AND (.OI D Established. Baton Rouck, Louisiana, March 2. 1935 Eloxoer Rid Carnation Albkri Liaingsion Jl'.RRY RlSTKR Elliot Bartmkss .. Raymond Bkidgi man Rkni: Or rui n OFFICERS .................................President Secretary ..................................T reasurer Corresponding Set retary and Historian ............................. Chaplain SPONSORS Miss Flo Turner Miss Vioi.i.i ii. Amis Mrs. Irene Craig MEMBERS Bela Delta Sorority Della lleta Sigma Sorority Faculty idviser Billy Adams John Bilbo Charles Anderson Boyd Wegner 1. 1). Stock well Cutic LcDoux Charles Ivy 1). S. Ingrain Hays Schmidt Merit Browning 1 lollis Simmons Ray Terral Elovd Crosbv Willis Sims I'l.KDCt S J. W. Duncan I larold Stokes FIFTY THE FKICASSEE THE FRICASSEE FIFTY-ONE I'm ton Rouge, Louisiana Founded !X72, California Military Academy Fit 177. UlILKR OFFICERS President Wylie Barrow Pice President Fred Bowes Secretary Thomas Cross T reasurer Mid 1!� koman Sergeant-at-A rms Leslie Bot drkaux Cones fro n d i ng Sect eta ry Bob Brka .eai.i: Historian Buzz UllI.ER Interfraternity Refnesentative Robiri A. Make. Ill Interfraternity Refnesentative Miss Anne Roheris SPONSORS Delta Reta Sigma Miss F'ijoy Ji monvilli lleta Delta liuz Ulilcr Class of 1939 l.loyd Bajon |ohn Penny Wvlic Barrow Funnelt Craig Robert A. Hart. Ill Fred Bowes A. J. Bourgeois Bonnie Baker Thomas Cross Breese Dame Franklin Bates W. M. Heroman Fd Thielman John Fred Prey Leslie Boudreaux |ohn Francioni j. C. ICIissalde Perry Craddock I'alnier Long Marion Bowers John Taylor Class of 19-10 Louis Edmonds Frank Rcigcr Emerson Whitaker C. I. Brown. |r. Albert McGuire Bob Brcazcalc Louis Bennett Poilcrie Gerald Middleton [ohnny Werner I eddy F.idson , e tf vlK Class of 1941 ' ‘‘Mai xc Gene F.lissalde Fairmont Lombard Pourcieau Phelps Lyons Bobby Couuolley % Class of 1942 V Dickie Conrad Billy Knox FIFTY-TWO THE FRICASSEE THE FRlCASflE : FIFTY-THREE rounded Colors 15m; and Win 11 2WL 'lower Vioi.ki c fffifia LPi Chajitzi of {J d[tu Jbiyma fiatdinLhj OFFICERS Jack Hociilnfdfl President Russkll Lobdkll Vice-President William Wali. , . Treasurer Rokkrt T. Dfnbo Recording Secretary Radford Wii.i.iams Deputy Commissioner. District ?; Corresponding Se.c’y Wray Robinson First Sentinel Richard Crowson Second Sentinel S. M. 1 lOLl.ADAY Historian SPONSORS Miss Isaiji.i. Ronaldson Miss Ri hi Mc:I Iicm Mr. T. li. Pi'.AK ...... Heta Delta Sorority Della lie la Sigma Sorority ....................Advisor |.nk Hoclienedel Line Rivers Robert I . Denim I . C. Stevenson Russell I oIhIcII Wrav Robinson ( b.ilies Richardson II. M. Cl ten evert Mlxrri Friuhe Kurt Slice VCTIVE MEMBERS Class of 1939 loin Singletary George W. Stovall H illiam Wall S. M. Holladav Class of 1910 HI uni Peak Steve Mnssc.iti Lewis Futon Fill's Peak William Clark Class of 1911 Floyd Williamson William Miller I lionias Wliilakei William Robins Roland Selig I ratrf.s in Uriik William Comeaux James Day Jack Whitaker Arnold Perkins Richard Cron-son Jack Henderson icloi Summers lyde Garrison John Boyle ( laude Bernard Pennington Warren Comeaux Malcolm Daily Foster Provost Clarence Ives II Artlun Mat SiInil man FIFTY-FOUR TIIR FRICASSEE THE FRICASSEE FIFTY-FIVE • hIi Miss Diniiak. Miss Li a J k Sams I', mm mi i (Ik aic; Vivian C wot x Robkki Wish Faculty Advisors President I ii c-Prcsidcnt Secretary Treasure) Bill Barton Bertram VoshlxM’g Gladys Becker Marjorie I hint Charles Anderson Marjorie Kelps Belts Rehal Virginia McClendon Elaine Bourgeois Howard Mayfield MEMBERS Beverly Barton Ruth McManus Marion Clark Itngard Sternberg Velna Stephens Margaret Mallet Bobby Denlx Sidney Mallei Mae Mice Ruth Albert Lovingston Fred Parker Cora Louise Lang Annbclle Rodwell James Reynolds Harold Black Randolph Franklin Emile YVeljer Katherine Weil Silvia Penny Grace Cushing FIFTY-SIX THE FRICASSEE Top: Scifncf Cm u: Center: Spanish Cm h: Bottom: Homk Economics Club FIFTY-EIOHT THE FRICASSEE COACHES HELVESTON GILBERT YATES Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach MANAGERS WILLIAM GRUNEU'AI.I) JAMES REYNOLDS LEON ROM BETTE DAVII) WILSON BILLY JORDAN SIXTY THE FRICASSEE JOE BENNETT G ua) d CHARLES DUBOIS Center J. D. TUCKER lia k CHARLES CRAIG Hack SUI.CER H RR IS Hock JULIUS MICHAE1.SON Tackle IIENRV BOZEMAN End HERBERT PICKETT End THE FRICASSEE NELSON P RR Center JOHN McGRAW Guard RED CURTIS Hack BII.I.V CHRISTOPHER Hack I INN ELY SANCHEZ Center DICK NOR I ON Tackle JOE ROBER I SON Hack .SIXTY-TWO THE FRICASSEE Willi an entirely new coaching staff, the Bulldog squad of 1938 faced one of the hardest schedules of any prep school in Louisiana and finished it with seven wins and two losses. In the first game of the season. Pone hatonla was defeated by a score of 2(5-0. The following struggle with the Houma squad was won by the Bulldogs with a score of 17-9. A week later the ‘(been and Gold” journeyed to Bogalusa and alter a hard-lbughl battle, won a victory. The Bulldogs next coasted to a 270 via on over a comparatively weak Hammond team. Seeking their fifth straight victory, they took powerlul Fortier of New Orleans by a score of 140. After an off week to polish tip their offense and defense, the Bulldogs journeyed again to New Orleans and suffered a heartbreaking defeat of 7-3 at the hands of the tric ky Jesuit squad. I he next week the squad played the most thrilling game of the season against their number one rival, Istrouma High ol Baton Rouge. Inspired by the determination to win. they romped over the Indians with a victory of I -13. With the district ‘AA” title then at stake they marched to another vic tory of 7-0 over the Lake Charles Wildcats. After a two-week layoff, the Bulldogs played the last game ol the season with the Catholic High Golden Bears. The tricky offense of the Bears proved to be too much lor the Bulldogs, who bowed to a victory of 28-0 by their opponent. THE FRICASSEE SIXTY-THREE JOHN M MAXI'S Center SULCER HARRIS Forward DICK NORTON Guard JOE ROBERTSON Forward BII.LV CHRISTOPHER Center MARION WOLF Forward CHARLIE DUBOIS Guard FRANK SAIA Forward I .LANDER CRtXEWALD Manager GERALD MIDDLE ION Center KOI .AS MANSUR 98-llx class WAYNE ERWIN 155-11). class IVY THOMPSON I ( 5-1 b. class VIRGIL JONES 155-11). class BUCKY TULLIER 145-lb. class |AM EL MICHAEL 112-lb. class LUCA BARBATO 90-11). class GEOROE W. STOVALL 120 II). class SAM RINAl IX) 126-11). class LUKE ANCONE 105-11). ( lass CHARLES SHARK IA 105-11). class J. I). ADAMS 118-11). ( lass EDWARD ODOM 185-11). class ALBERT TERRI EC) Manager The Bulldog cinder siptad turned in one ol its best seasons in be half of B. R. H. S. during the session of 1039, losing but one meet. In the first meet the spikemen suffered a defeat by the 1,. S. U Freshmen by a score of 60 57. Then the Green and Gold outclassed thinv-live schools from Louisiana. Texas, and Mississippi in the following meet at the Southwestern Stadium. Next they took the first annual Mississippi Valley Meet, held in Baton Rouge, with a score ol 69i points. In the last meet the spikemen look another v ictory at the Louisiana State Rally for the Kith consecutive time, chalking up a total of 3b points. Ticing for second were Istrouma High of Baton Rouge and Byrd High of Shreveport with a total of 18 points. Turning in star per formances for the Green and Gold were Tucker, sprinter, who won first in the 100-yard and 220-yard clashes, and Christopher, jumper, who won first in the broad jump, hop-step-and-jump, and the high jump. SIXTY-SIX THE FRICASSEE ! BILLY CHRISTOPHER High Jump. Broad Jump I lop-step-and-jump Javelin SULCER HARRIS High Jump. Broad Jump Hop-stcp-and-jump J. 1). TUCKER 100-yard and 220-yard dash Relays DAN WELLS 440-vard dash 100-yard dash Relays JOE ROBERTSON High Hurdles Low Hurdles EUGENEORY Mile Relay 440-yard dash HENRY BOZEMAN Shot, Discuss THE FRICASSEE SIXTY-SEVEN ROBER I SINGER 440 vard dash Mile Relay PAUL DIXON 100-yard dash 440-yard dash 220-yard dash Relay LAMBERT ROMF.RO 100-vard dash 220 yard dash 440-yard dash Relay GEORGE BURTON Pole Vault Low Hurdles RAY I ERR ELI 440 v ard dash 220-yard dash Mile Relay ROBERI PEARCE High Hurdles Low Hurdles LEO POURCIAU Pole Vault SIXTY-EIGHT THE FRICASSEE SEVENTY THE FRICASSEE EN ROUTE SEVENTY-TWO TIIE l- RICASSEE A C o m p I e I e S e r v i c e £ DISTINCTIVE to PRINTING yr 7AcfRttNKUN PKQSSJnc, PHONE 195 216 MAIN ST. BATON ROUGE. 10 TIIE FRICASSEE SEVENTY-THREE LECHE HALL. Building of fho L.S.U. Low School —the Louisiana State University offers facilities equal to the best. In many fields, its opportunities excel. For Louisianians, it offers the added opportunity of beneficial contacts with educators, business and professional leaders of their own state, the chance to form lasting friendships with other Louisianians in their own and related fields of work. The faculty is excellent, laboratories well-equipped, the campus a pleasant place for residence. Expenses suit the moderate income. The 1939 Summer Session will open on June 5; the 1939-40 session on September I I. —For catalog, address The Registrar Louisiana State University University, La. At Your Own Doorstep SEVENTY-FOUR THE FRICASSEE ISTROUMA LAUNDRY is a modem institution established to render complete cleaning and laundry service to the home. We handle wools, leathers, silks, hats, rugs, linens, curtains, washable fabrics—and offer storage in one of the best vaults in the South. Our method ol reoiling wools, leathers, and fur garments gives them longer life, more lustre, and brighter colors. THE FRICASSEE SEVENTY-FIVE 112 Third Si reel I’lionc 3 Compliments of DODGE BROTHERS CAKE Everything (•• mil to Eat •‘BUCK” GLADDEN l.ulhcr ami Clifton It.ilon Rouge. I.a. Proprietors (dauden-hdgerion Oil C.o. Main Xinili St. I'lionc 1000 KIDD S PAINT GI.ASS CO. We Delixer I'lionc -126 Paints. Glass. Vall| a|)cr 222-21 l-tiirel Si. Raton Rouge. I-i. KURTZ DRUGS toilet Articles I’icsc options a Special i IH55 N. Rlvd. Raton Rouge. I.a. Compliments of W. T. GRAN ECO. (Compliments of Known lot Values'’ LOl IE’S PEACOCK INN Lobdcll Hardware Go., Inc. Compliments of 1251 N. Hlvd. Phone 257 CARR S SUPER SERVICE S| ortiiig (� oods — Auto Glass 102 S. Dufrou| COMPLIMENTS Compliments of of ENTERPRISE GROCERY GRIFFON DRUG STORE 739 S. IGtli St. Phone 3011 Compliments of f ires — Hal lories — Motor Oil |. C. PENNY UJTO-LEC STORES Phone 240 701 Main St. BANCO FURNITURE Established Since 1917 S I ROUBE S TWICE A DAY Rest Value I’npulai Price IIV Tiattr iht furniture PHOTO FINISHING '«3 i Main Si. I’lionc 1190 1 c.nr Films ai 1:30—Ready ai K:00 lx avc Films ai H:00 — Reads at 5:00 I'lionc IliKI 1753 Comcntioii DRUSH.I.A LANE DAIRY AES EON S FRIED FRUIT PIES A. It. SIXCI.KI RY, fiop. Featuring Fresh Daily Pasicuri cd Jersey Products HXKI N. Hlvd. Phone I I SEVENTY-SIX THE FRICASSEE Gin'S FROM ESNARD’S ARE Gil I S AT I HEIR REST' Union Rouge’s I.fading Jeweler for a {hunter of a Century Phone 1302 142 Third Sl- WELCOME TO PENDER'S GRILL 217 MAIN ST. BLUE BIRD ICE CREAM CO. BEN R. CUTRER, Proprietor Phone 2928 2405 Plank Road Baton Rouge, Louisiana COMPLIMENTS OF TOBIAS GASS CO., LTl). 1907 North Street Phone ISO The Store That Sells everything One of the South’s Largest PRINTING AND STATIONERY—WRITE FOR PRICES DAMERON-P1 ERS()N COMPANY, LIMITED 400 Camp Street New Orleans, La. COMPLIMENTS OF AUTO HOTEL L. G. BALFOUR CO. Attleboro, Massachusetts Manufacturers of CLASS RINGS COM MENCEMEN 1 AN NOUNCEMEN I S DIPLOMAS Jeweler to the Senior Class of Union Rouge High School THE FRICASSEE SEVENTY-SEVEN iimnmity ('ash Drug Si ores. Inc. A bargain in Every Dolbn re No. I. Phone 1000, Istrouina, La. re No. 2. Phone 5132, 2110 Govt. St. BIRD ROOFING Distributed by HOLMES , • BARNES. LTD. WHOLESALE CASH GROCERS COMPLIMENTS OF S. H. KRESS COMPANY 5 10 25c MORE The Store of Variety REMBRANDT PHOTO AND ENGRAVING STUDIOS SPECIALIZING IN ZINC OR COPPER CUTS FOR NEWSP PF.RS AND SCHOOL ANNUALS 280 Convention Street Phone 2463 Baton Rouge. Louisiana For Thorough Business Training Attend THE BATON ROUGE BUSINESS COLLEGE COMPLIMENTS of Man G. Smith Agency. Inc. Co Ste Sto SEVENTY-EIGHT THE FRICASSEE COMMUNITY SERVICE STATION 100% ESSO DEALER ISOS PERKINS ROAD CAMPUS TOGS, Populut Creations for BATES TIIIGPF.N Particular Young Men I HE HOME OF GOOD CFO I HES Patou Rouge. La. Bostonians, Stetson Hats Shoes for Men. PHONE 3070 COMPLIMENTS OF LATIL STATIONERY COMPANY 326 Third Sued Phone 788 COMPLIMEN I S OF A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF F. W. WOOIAVORTH CO. POPULAR PRICE SHOES NEWARK SHOE STORK 333 THIRD STREET Compliments of COMPLIMENTS OF klDSIEILA MID RONALDSON AND PUCKLI 1 KIRSCHBAl l ( I O l HES For Conservative Men And Young Men Wilson Shirts, Chain Knit Hosiery Furnishings. Luggage THE FRICASSEE SEVENTY-NINE PKRC.Y AGENCY, INC. Oldest Insurance Agency in Union Rouge (Established 1K� H WE WRITE AM. KINDS OF INSURANCE Phone 550 III Florida Si. COAL — COKE PHONE 80 BATON ROUGE COAL ANI) I OWING CO. J. C. WERNER President and General Manager Office and Yard—1455 N. Blvd. BATON ROUGE CLOTHING CO. 151 l itiul Street STUDENTS AND YOUNG MEN'S SUITS. SHOES AND FURNISHINGS I) EL AGE SERVICE SI A 1 ION Texaco Products COMPLIMENTS AND 2521 Government Si. BEST WISHES PHONE 5041 BRAUN-KIDD SHOE CO. Baton Rouge, Louisiana PATliOMZl ()( { ADl'h.HT SliltS! Alston's Fried Fruit Pies Amo Motel Auto-l.ee Stores Bango Furniture Bates Ihigpen Baton Rouge Business College Baton Rouge Clothing Co. Baton Rouge Coal l owing Co. Blue Bird lee Cream Co. Braun-Kidd Shoe Cx . Carr's Super Service Cuinmuiiilv Cash Drug Stores, In. Community Service Station D.iineron-Pietsoii Cninpanv. I.id. Delagc Service Station Dotlge Brothers Cafe Drusilla Lane Dairy Enterprise Grocctv Ksnard's Franklin Press. Inc. F. W. Woohvorlh Co. Gladden-Falgcrton Oil Co. Grilfon Drug Store Holmes Barnes. Ltd. Istrouina lautiilr) |. C. Penny Kidd's Paint Class Co. Kurt Drugs I atil Stationer. Co. I.. (.. Balfour Car. Lobdcll Hardware Co.. Inc. Ixruic's Peacock Inn Louisiana State University Matt G. Smith Agency Inc. Newark Shoe Store Pender's Chill Percy Agency. Inc. Rembrandt Photo and Engrav ing Studios Ronaldson and Puckett Roselaml Florist S. II. Kress Ck . Stioul.e s Tobias Gass Co.. Ltd. V. T. Chant Crr. EIGHTY THE FRICASSEE 6 S 6 I a as s v o i h £7% FRICASSEE 1939 PLASTIC BINOINC U.S.PATENT 1970285 NEW ORLEANS