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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1940 volume:

_ _ _ Editors Lee Herzberg, Jr. Hon Hreazealk Business Manager Sara Leach n n n j n b n u ISaton z oucje, Jlouihiana I Iii loving memory and sincere appreciation of her twenty years of loyal, enthusiastic service, Baton Rouge High School dedicates the 1910 f ricassee to Miss Irene B. Pujol. Miss Pujol was head of the Romance Languages’ Department and teacher of French and Spanish for twenty years; faculty advisor of the “Honor Club. and of “I.as Estrallas, Spanish Club, and sponsor of Gamma Theta, high school social sorority; donor ol the annual diamond football award to the most valuable football player; donor of the furnishings in the teacher’s lounge, in memory of her mother; a staunch and loyal friend to the teacher and pupil alike; and an enthusiastic booster and champion of all that |x. rtaincd to the promotion and advancement of athletics, scholarship, or culture. Identified intimately as she was with every phase of school activity and keenly alert and zealous for the honor and credit ol “Baton Rouge High,” she leaves an indelible imprint of her vivid personality upon all who have had the happy privilege of association with her. Although diminutive in stature, a familiar and outstanding figure was she at our every gathering or contest, where she Stood out from among us—leading the vanguard, were it the procession of the teachers on graduation night to sit in the front row; or were it the assembly of the students to arouse enthusiasm by her inimitable “| ep” talks on the eve of an im|x rtant football game. For one’s troubles or difficulties she had always a kindly and sympathetic-ear. Her sincerity, frankness, and outspoken comments and fearless champion-ship of what she considered the right won for her the rcs|x. ci and admiration of all. Imbued with the zest of living and with the rare ability of getting much even from the commonplace, the “Senorita” ever brought back with her a limitless fund of interesting and educational experiences from her extensive travels and studies in far away Italy, France, and Spain; from Vermont, New York, Chicago, and California; and from Old Mexico, Cuba, and the South Seas. “Frcnchic” to older faculty intimates, “Miss Irene to former pupils, and “Senorita” to present day pupils and later faculty additions OlIR “Miss Pujol” remains a most lovable character, a tangible memory that lingers on and on to make richer and broader our store of fond experience and our appreciation of lovable human qualities. PAGE FOUR THE FRICASSEE THE FRICASSEE PAGE FIVE OIEWO We, the members of the Fricassee staff, have endeavored to make this year book as interesting as possible. We sincerely hope that you will find in it the memories that have helped to make 1940 a happy school year. dontznt±: Faculty Classes Athletics Features Snapshots Humor Advertising SIX THE FRICASSEE a A, enoofc PAGE SEVEN the fricassee We who are proud possessors of a certificate of gradual ion from the school ranking among the lirst in scholastic standing in the state are grateful to our principal. Nfiss Mexaiuler. and our faculty. Ii is with sadness that we hid good-bye i the beautiful building which has housed, fostered and brought us a step nearer to our ideals and goals; the spacious campus upon which we have spent so many happv hours; the THE FRICASSEE PAGE EIGHT footl all field upon which our h ?|x s have been so often set and as often realized. No mattci how far we may he from Baton Rouge our minds will Ik- aide to turn l a k the pages of time and on the fly deaf find a pit (lire of our school standing majesticalh serene, unchanged l the passing of generations, in the middle of a lawn forever green in our hearts. THE FRICASSEE PAGE NINE As wc prcpaic to lc;nc the- portals of Baton Rouge 11 li. we the seniors of I {MO wish to offer a parting Ave rt vale Mail and Farewell.” to the beloved principal who has guided onr scholastic course foi the past three years and insofar has helped to sha| c our destinies. lo Miss Reine Alexander, well-known and well-liked l us all. we acknowledge proudU and gladls our debt of gratitude. Principal of Baton Rouge High for the past twenty-three yea is. Miss Mexander is one of the two women in l.ouisiana who head large schools. Miss Alexander has watched while Baton Rouge High grew front 300 students to its present enrollment of over 1300. PAGE TEN THE FRICASSEE Our beloved fatuity, out friends and counselors. have guided us safely through the perils of our high-school courses with skillful hands and learned experience and have shown us the right road in life. I hey base helped us com plcte another great step in our education. THE FRICASSEE PAGE ELEVEN ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mrs. Rosa W. Lecuenec Miss Ei i.a Barnett Miss Mary A. Thompkins Miss Fannyk Horton Miss Vera Nesom Mrs. Burt Durrktt Miss Sara Milligan Miss Pack DeVali. Miss Bourgeois Miss M. Booth SOCIAL SCIENCE Miss Josie Burris Miss Kate Bacot Mrs. Em abkth Vega Mr. Charles Gilbert Mr. Francis Strait SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Miss Frances Dunbar Miss Jean Levy Mr. Jui.es Roux MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mrs. Klinger Mr. George Stout AR E DEPARTMENT Miss Pi.ummkr FOREIGN LANGUAGES Mrs. Ben Pillow Mrs. Lem Pemblf. Mrs. J. E. Lombard Miss Kathleen O’Leary Mr. R. L. Smith Miss Marie Louise Jackson Miss Villa East HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Ruth Kean Miss Mary Ri:i:d Mrs. Ruth Lea COMMERCE DEPARTMENT Miss Margaret Knott Mr. Fred Baumann Mrs. E. B. Anderson LIBRARY Miss Clara Griffon SPEECH and DRAMATICS Miss Margaret IIochenedei. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Mrs. A. H. Major Miss Irene Craig Mrs. P. W. Pecues Mr. Osborne Helveston Mr. Bert Yates Mrs. A. L. Hall Mrs. H. Fort Mr. L. L. Lindsey PAGE TWELVE THE FRICASSEE THE FRICASSEE PAGE THIRTEEN THE9 SJBMICIRo eiiA, Slu.ir Harris Siwxt Moak Carroll Rounds III IIV I .ANIKIN PAGE FOURTEEN THE FRICASSEE HETTIK I.EE ACOSTA MARJORIE MAY ALLEN VIOLET I E AMIS Honor Club: Mu Sigma; President of Delta Beta Sigma: Vice-President of Inter-Sorority Council; Rally-Debate. Interpret i c Reading: Booster; Phi Lambda Epsilon: Dramatic Club W'NA ELIZABF.IH ANGIF.R Glee Club; Rallv-ETcneli; Mu Sigma: Science Club; Rally-Singing GENE M RGARET ANGIER Science Club 1)0 ROTH BABIN ELAINE BOURGEOIS Band: (dec Club: Ait Club: Swimming Team: Home Ec. Club: Honor Club: Science Club BETH BOZEMAN Gamma I beta: Booster: Rally-Tvping MARY MARG RE I BR M)Y Gamma Theta HELEN BAILEY BEVERLY BARB Mu Sigma MARIAN BARBAY Mu Sigma (•LORIA BARROW Booster: Home Ec. Club: Fricassc Stall AUDREY BEGUF. Gamma Chela: Cheerleader: Drum Majorette. Basketball: Football Sponser JOAN CLEM BENJAMIN Ralh French: Debate; Buzzer Stall': Fricassee Staff-Manager of Literary Stall: President of Honor Club; Mu Sigma: Beta Club Secretary (.FORGE BERRY SUE BISHOP Glee Club: Home Ec. Club |. P. BOND Gamma Alpha; Boxing THE FRICASSEE PACE FIFTEEN ZERLINE BRAI N Home Ec Club; Dramatic Club; Senior Scout$: Pep Squad BOB BREA .EALE Band: Buzzer Staff: Rally-Tennis: Debate, Oia-lion: Tlicia Kappa Omega Secretary; Vice President of Inter-Fraternity Council; Beta Club-President; Mu Sigina-Vicc-Prcsidcnt; Fricassee Stall Editor KATHLEEN BRODERICK Honor Club: Mu Sigma; Buzzer Staff: Fricassee Staff: Home Ec. Club; Spanish Club; Science Club; Rally-Spelling; Pep Squad: Beta Club C. I. BROWN. JR. ik'la Club-Vice President; Mu Sigma: Honor Club; Rally Play; Dramatic Club; I Staff: Bu zei Stall: Track: Theta Kappa Omeg i-Vicc-President; Sponsor of Beta Delta LOUSE BROWN Beta Delta: Buzzer-Editor; Fricassee Staff wi t-ant Editor; Beta Club Rc| ortcr: Science Club-President: Honor Club; Pep Squad-Secretary: Dramatic Club; Rail)-English Pronunciation 1.1 RI INF. BROWN M WMF. LEE BROWN FAY BROWNING Gamma I'heta; Honor Club; Bu ei Staff; Baud; Glee Club; Home Ec. Club BILLIE 111 RDEN Beta Delta-Chaplain: Delta Sigma S| onsor: Booster GEORGE BURTON Gamma Alpha-Pledge Master; Track; Football JAMES CARR CHARLES CARRUTH Band: Ili-Y Club I R NCIS CASON Beta Delta JANE At DRY CASON Beta Della: Beta Club; Honor Club-Vice President; Mu-Sigma; Fricassee Staff: Rally-Debate LOIS CHANCE EDNA MAE CHAVERS JOSEPHINE CIVELI.O BILLY CLARK Delta Sigma; 1 rack; Ili-Y Club PAGE SIXTEEN THE FRICASSEE JUNE COBB CATHERINE CARMEN COLE Beta Delta; Buzzer Stall; Fricassee Stall RUTH COLLET BILLY COMEAUX Delta Sigma; Hi-Y Club EILEEN COTTON CONSTANCE COM EN French Club SHIRLEY COVINGTON Mu Sigma Secretary; Pq Squad CHARLEY CRAIG Football; Delta Sigma MARTIN CRAMER I beta Kappa Omcta ANTHONYCULOTTA KNOI DAIGNF. Science Club; Home Ef. Club M ADE DAVIS GEORGE DEL l NE Basketball: Band I'ATSY DIVINE Home Ec. Club: Buzzer Stall: Fricassee Stall J. W. DUNCAN I’hi lambda Epsilon EVELYN DUNNAM Band JOHNNIE MABYN EASLEY Home Ec. Club MARCHE ECKERT THE FRICASSEE PAGE SEVENTEEN ROY EDI)ARDS LOl'IS EDMONDS I'heta K;i| | :i Omega; Dramatii Club. Rail) Play and Interpretive Reading TEDDY F.DSON Band; Fricassee-Humor Editor: I beta Kappa Omega-Corresponding Secretary: Debate Team: Dramatic Club MALCOLM EGGART Track: Fricassee Staff: Dramatic Club WAYNE ERWIN Football: Boxing BI BBIE IVANS Booster: Gamma beta: Gamma Mpha Sponsor Cl R I IS EVANS Phi l.amba Epsilon; Delta Beta Sigma Sponsor; Inlet Fraternity Council KATHRYN FALGOUST Mu Sigma 11 LI A FARMER Pep Squad WII.LIS FIDDLER Mu Sigma: F'ootball: Track LAI R LEE FI EMING (.lee Club. Pep Squad BILL FLEMING ALDEN FLINT Rails-General Science: Honor Club; Mu Sigma: Hi- Club: Beta Club DICK FLORY Boxing; Track DONALD FONI KNOT Gamma Alpha: Boxing; Hi-Y Club MARJORIE FORK I ICH Gamma Theta; Band: Glee Club JACK GAI I REAl X Band: Football: Swimming Icam: Gamma Al pha J. C. GERMANY Gamma Alpha; F'ootball PAGE EIGHTEEN THE FRICASSEE SAMUEL GOODE ANN MAXWELl. GREER Bela Delia: Mu Sigma: Fricassee Stall NVIl.LIAM GRUNEWALI) III Science Club-Vice-President; Gamma Alpha: Fooihall Manager MARY ALICE HAASE Science Club Sl'T.GER HARRIS Football: Basketball: Beta Club: I rack: Gamma Alpha; President of Senior Class WALTER HARRISON DONNA YVONNE HAYES Beta Delta-Treasurer: Theta Kappa Omega Sponsor; Buz er Stair-, Swimming Team: Honor Club Treasurer: Mu Sigma: Beta Club: Fricassee Stall: Debate Team: Booster: Inter-Sorority Council GDIS HYMON Football; Track MARY ELIZABETH HEATH Mu Sigma: Honor Club; Science Club MARIETTA HEBERT Gamma Theta-Pledge Advisor: Inter-Sorority Council: Booster; Fricassee Staff; Buz er Staff: Home Ee. Club CLARK HEIR I .LKR Band: Hi-Y Club: 4-H Club: Rally-Typing LESLIE HENDERSON Science Club; lu Sigma-’l rcasurcr: Track: Debate Team JEANE'ITE HENSON Band LEE IIERZBERG. JR. Beta Club: Fricassee Staff Editor in Chief: Buzzer Staff; Ralb-Debate. Play: Extemporaneous Read ing: Band: Glee Club; Dramatic Club-President SADIE HILL Mu Sigma: Spanish Club NORMA HOLEMAN Mu Sigma; Spanish Cltih; Booster: Honor Club JAMES HOLT Gamma Alpha PEGGY HOPKINS Booster. Cheerleader, Gamma I beta President: Inter-Sororitv Council-President; National High School Game Sponsor; D A R Award from Ik R. H. S. THE FRICASSEE PAGE NINETEEN ELIZA BE 1 H LAN DON Honor Club: Delta Beta Sigma-Secretary; Rallv-1 ..it in; Buzzer Stall: Science Club-Reporter: Beta Club: ITiiasscc Staff-Assistant Editor. Senioi Class-Secretary ESSIE MAY 1 ANDRY Mu Sigma-President: Honor Club; Science Club: Dramatic Club: Fricassee Stall JANET LANDRY Beta Delta: Booster: Home F.c. Club; Fricassee Stall BERTIE I NK1IART BE I IY JEAN LANGLOFS ETTA MARI I: I M (.III l Mu Sigma: Spanish Club; Rally I ping ALBERT LAI CHI.IN. JR. SARA LOUSE I.EACH Beta Delta: Mu Sigma: Honor Club Reporter: Bu zcr Stall: Fricassee Stair Business Manager IVY JOSEPH LcBLANC Band LOUSE HOUSTON Home Ec. Club; Science Club MARJORIE MAY JUNIONVILLE I beta Kappa Omega Sponsor: Swimming team: Beta Delta-President: Honor Club-Secretary: Inter Sorority Council. Beta Club: Mu Sigma: Booster; Fricassee Staff I NOMAS KARRAS. JR. LEWIS KELLY. JR. Band; Track WINONA KELLY Volley Ball Team EUGENE KIMBLE WILLIAM KNOX Rallv-Civics. plane geometry I second year Algebra: Mu Sigma: Beta Club: Science Club ELAINE LA BAT Honor Club: Mu Sigma: Home Ec. Club; Buzzer S all GERTIE MAY I.xCOMBE Camilla I heta-Tieasurer: Bu zei Staff-Business Manager; Home Ec. Club: Baud PAGE TWENTY THE FRICASSEE FRANCKS 1.EMOINE Glee Club FRANCES LENHARD Beta Deha: Booster; Delta Sigma Simhisoi; Sponsor «� f National High School Football Game SHIRLEY JEAN LIBBY Delta Beta Sigma-'1 rcasurcr; Home Ec. Club; Mu Sigma; Honor Club: Beta ( lub; Science Club; Rally-English. General Science Biology. Home F.r.; Biir er Si ad: InierSoiority Council Secretary-Treasurer HENRY LITTLEJOHN RUSSEL LOBDELL Inter-Fraternity Council President; Delta Sigma President; Football J OS IE LOZANO SYDNEY MALLET Science Club MARY MANNO CATHERINE MARKIM Home Ec. Club; Science Club CONNIE MARY DOROTHY MASON Della Bela Sigma AUDREY MATHERNE Mu Sigma: Honor Club: Pep Squad: Home Ec. Club: Bu er Feature Staff; Spanish Club: Glee Club JOSEPH MATHENY Ml REI.I.E MAYFIELD Mu Sigma: Honoi Club: Spanish Club; Science Club l RY JEAN Mi DAMS Bela Delta: Mu Sigma: Honor ( lull JEWELL McCALl.l M Home Ec. Club evelyn McDaniel Gamma Theta: Glee Club: Pep Squad bob Mc Dowell Sigma Phi Omega; Track THE FRICASSEE PAGE TWENTY-ONE TREDA JEAN McGOWAN FRANCES McKAY Bela Della; Booster bertha McLaughlin Bvr zcr Stall; Home Ec. Club; Girl Scouts; Dramatic Club JOE LEE McLEAN Football; track; Rally-Algebra RUTH MEADOWS DOROTHY MAE MEl RET GERALD MIDDLE I ON Theta Kappa Omega; Bela Club; Hoiu-i Club; Science Club; Basketball; Imer-Fratcini( Council; Dramatic Club; Football: FricasM e-Sport Editor SONNY MOAK Gamma Theta - Vice-President; Cheerleader; Booster; Fricassee Stall; Buzzer Stall Inter-Sorority Council ARTHUR MOHR Band; Theta kappa Omega THERESA MORRISON Science Club; Pep Scpiad; Mu Sigma MARSHALL MORTIMER THELMA MORTIMER Home Ec. Club; Glee Club; Spanish Club IOMMIE MOSS Delta Beta Sigma MARY LOUSE NESSF.R Band: National Music Rally: Glee Club; Buzzci Staff; Gamma Theta DOROTHY JANE NEWELL Science Club; Home Ec. Club; Spanish Club NANCY NILL Mu Sigma; Rally; French Club DICK NORTON Gamma Alpha; Football EVELYN ODOM PAGE TWENTY-TWO THE FRICASSEE JAMES ODOM Gamma Alpha; Band; Football DONNIE OLNEY (.amnia Alpha; Football; Track; Band ROBERI OPFERKUCH Fencing Team; Rally-Chemistry Ml I IK OR 11 I ION CARRIE EI'GF.NIA PACE I . El.MS PEAK Delta Sigma: Science Club ELTON PEAK Band: Honor Club; Mu Sigma; Rally-Chemisiiy: Delta Sigma: Buzzer Stall NELL |t NE PENNINGTON 1.ICE HART PHILLIPS Beta Delta: Mu Sigma: Fricassee Stall BEN PHILI IPs I rack: Science Club OLIVER PIIII.I.IPS Hi ' (lub; i H Club Band A C. PICKETT Science Club HERBERT PICKETT Football: Track C. F. PILLON. JR. Rally: Band: Science Club: Glee Club SARAH PIPER ERIC PI I I MAN Band ELIZABETH PITTS Honoi Club: Mu Sigma; Booster: Glee Club; Home Ec. Club: Buzzer Staff NELLIE PREAVI I I Glee Club THE FRICASSEE PAGE TWENTY-THREE CARI.OS RABBY Band EDNA MAE RICHARD Hi-Y Club; Band Booster l’EGG RICHARD Gamma Fiicta; Home He. Club; Fricassee .Stall; Glee Club CHARLIE RICHARDSON Delta Sigma FRANK RIEGER Track; Band; Science Club; Debate Team; Flieta kappa Omcgo-Trcasurcr; Football Ml RIEL ROBB Glee (Hub; Rails Spelling; Gamma 1 beta; Pep Squad GWEN NY ROBERTSON Delta Beta Sigma ARNKL ROBINSON Football; Science Club EDDIE ROBINSON Della Sigma Treasurer; Head Cheerleader; Beta Delta Sponsor: Dramatic Club: Intcr-Fratcrnity-Council; Boxing Team Manager BOB ROBISON Honni dub: Rally-F'nglislt. Tennis; Theta Kappa Omega I.OLISK ROCKFORD I AMBER I ROMERO Bu cr Stall: I rack; Football: Hi-Y Club BERI ROSENBAUM Honor Club: Mu Sigma; Rally-Geometry; History: Buzzer Staff CARROLL ROUNDS Rallv-Bookkcping: Senior Cl ass-Treasurer DORIS ROY Beta l)clta-Rr|Mnier; Booster; Sigma Phi Omega Fraternity S|x n$or: Dramatic Club LILLIAN RUBE Gamma I beta: Booster; Mu Sigma: Ralls JOSEPHINE SALEMl FRANK S AIA Football: Basketball; Track PAGE TWENTY-FOUR THE FRICASSEE EVA SUE SANCHEZ Spanish Club; Mu Sigma; Fricassee Staff MARY ELIZABETH SANDERS Bela Delta: Booster; Beta Club; Mu Sigma; Honor Club J l) KLINE SANDERS l.ll.BI RN SANDOZ JESSIE SAYERS JI l.l I S SCHMIF.DER Spanish Club C l IH ON SEVIGNOL KENNETH SEVIGNOL LAI RA MAE SIMON Science Club: Pep Squall: Mu Sigma DON M l) SIMS Gamma Alpha I . V. SLOCUM Fricassee Stall: Buzzer Staff; Science Club: Hi-Y Club ALBA SMI I II Glee Club AUBREY SMITH DOROTHY SMITH EVELYN SMI 1 II Mu Sigma: Glee Club: Home F.c. Club SCOTT SMITH Gamma Alpha: Band: Inter-Fraternity Council; Dium Major: Sponsor Beta Delta STANLEY SMITH Science Club: Band WILLIAM SPANN Rally-Physics THE FRICASSEE PAGE TWENTY-FIVE ci rk vAsnn si irling Mu Sigma: Science Club DEI.I.A Rl IN STOKES Honor Club: Mu Sigina: Glee Club NORMA ELLEN STOVALL MARIE S I RING FI ELD Home Ec. Club J. C. SI DDl I II Hi-Y Club BONNIE SWENSON (lamina 1 beta: Glee Club; Rally-Singing ANNA MAY SWITZER Mu Sigma RAY IERRAL Track; l « oibill: Phi Mamba Epsilon HERMAN THOMPSON Tool ball MAI.COI.M I RICHE (Idinin,! Mpha-Vire-Prcsident: Inler-Fiaiernil (Council: Gamma Thcla Sponsor; Football; 'Track DANNE TURNER DOUGLAS VICKERS Mu Sigma; Band El A IDA VEDAL Home Ec. Club: Gamma Theta: Pep Squad: Scout Troop LENA DEVF.RATO CLARENCE WAGNER MARJORIE WAGNER BE I IY WAKEMAN Honor Club; Pep Squad: Science Club; Dramatic Club: Bu er Stall: Fricassee Staff-Assistant Editor LA CLAIRE WALKER Spanish Club PAGE TWENTY-SIX THE FRICASSEE AWE WALL Beta Della: Home Ec. Club NORA BELL WALL Beta Delta-VitcPrcsideni: Inter-Sorority Council-Sec reiai -1 rcasurcr; Cheer Leader: Booster. Sponsor of National High School Football Gaines RUTH WAI.SH Home Ec. Club DILLARD WATSON Band: Drum Major MILDRED WATSON JULIA LOIS WEIL Honor Club: Rallv: Science Club JOHN WELCH PRES I ON WELCH Sigma Phi Omega-President; Inter'-Fraternity Chaplain EMERSON WHITAKER I’licta Kapoa Omega EM MITT WHITE Band: Track: Football VANCE WHITE Science Club: Gamma Alpha EARI. WILKINSON. |R. Band: Spanish Club-Vice-President ALICE WILLIE GERALDINE WILLIAMS Home Ec. Club: Boosters GLORIA WILLIAMSON Home Ec Club EVELYN WILSFORI) Home Ec. Club KENNETH WILSON JUANITA WINDHAM THE FRICASSEE PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN BOBBY WOLF Fricassee Staff; Gamma Alpha DOROTHY YATES JOY YINK ES Gamma Theta; Band euloi i ivfxosc hiatuxss Jo not afifisax in lroo Luke Ancona Ann Bates Joe Bennett Raymond Bridgeman Roy Bujol Helen Cambkk Omar Cason Bessif. Clements Mary Lee Crawford George David Fred Dikner Charlie Dubois Katiiryne Durham George Duvic Josephine Duvic Mur el Evans Jimmy Gallent Douglas Goff Frank Heath Walter Darnell Jacobs Bobby Johnson Harry Kennedy Earl Landry Ruth Masterman John McGraw Jimmy Methvin Virginia Nesom FredC. Parker III Jesse Pearcf. Wanda Perkins Elsie Powers Sam Rinardo Floyd Rock hold Flip Sanchez Warren Seifield Elsie RiieaSelser Gerald Simonf.aijx C. A. Stone, Jr. Albert Terito Pete Anthony Territo Annie Mae Torrance Virgil Watts James Kenneth Whitehead Mary Agnes Wiley Ella Mae Williams PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT THE FRICASSEE n 1 j D n n o Well nigh three long years ago, when as adolescent freshmen, first setting foot upon the grounds of 11. R. H. S., we gazed in awe at the bigness of our new sanctuary, feeling the insignificance of our being, and lacking quite in audacity. By the end of our freshmanship, we had made some headway in overcoming such obstacles as timidity, awkwardness, and inferiority complexes. When we ascended to our Junior year, feeling nearer the level of seniors, we found great pleasure in “gabbing” in the corridors and being attracted to things that took our minds from our studies. In summarizing the Junior year, the greater part of our time was spent bustling around trying to make impressions upon the opposite sex. Now that the height of seniority lias at last been reached, and we bask in the light of distinction with the proper dig- nity and rank, our desires make us more resolved and intent. Of the 350 seniors who expect to receive degrees, numerous ones shone with high ratings for athletics, music, dramatics. and scholarship. As seniors become capable of withstanding difficulties patterned on a minor scale, we disperse, more prepared to meet the turmoil of the outer world. rims ends the history of the graduating class of June, 1940. May it benefit future seniors, that they may realize that only in the diligent pursuit of the principles of scholarship and sportsmanship can the preparation for the broader things still ahead be made. Dedicated this thirty-first day of May, nineteen hundred and forty. Louise Brown THE FRICASSEE PACE TWENTY-NINE Martha Adams Junior - Li nor Alli.n Junior 11 m m v Harm it Fresh imin Ci.nrk Boyce Freshman Z$Jl Irurni Hkaiitiwaiit Makii Ki i aki iii Hi ki Mili.akd Hyki . |k. Freshman Junior Freshman |OM I’ll Cakacci Freshman ( Rom r Smitoa ('.ari.smitii orio Coi.m Freshman Freshman Ri i ii ( mi iiki vs Junior Malcolm Diai.fa Junior Birylf. Evans Mary Frky H. C. Friuck Vivian Frier ; Junior ■ i V Junior Junior Junior 'rw PAGE THIRTY M. 'i THE FRICASSEE I - } i Bi:k |( i Garvey Ju nior Carol Greenberg Leandek M. Grunewald Marion Mart Junior Junior Freshman |l'M Hkroman Junior Sit Hinson Junior Beryl Kaufman Freshman ()m Landrs Junior Oyide Leonard Richard McDouei.i. I’rest on McLaen Freshman Junior Junior III KNICI Middi.i.ton Junior Jem: Monget Freshman F Tyi.er Murray Junior Nina Nichols Junior Patsy Patierson Junior THE FRICASSEE PACE THIRTY-ONE Bii.i.if. Belle Pender Junior Henry Picaro Junior Foster Provost Junior Jack Rath bone Freshman Randolph Ray, Jr. Hildamae Riley Freshman . Junior Cfl •• Robert Rosewai.l Freshman Yvonne Roe main Freshman l u. Alice Ruth Junior M ky Ef 17 mu i h Shan ii an J uniop fl - ' Thf.lma Thompson Junior Margaret Sciioonmaker Freshman Barbara Wyatt Junior Nan Wilder Junior PAGE THIRTY-TWO THE FRICASSEE ORGANIZATIONS THE FRICASSEE PAGE THIRTY- FRICASSEE STAFF Editors Lee Herzberg, Jr. Bob Breazeale Assistant Editors Betty Landon Louise Brown Betty YVakkman Business Manager Sara Leach Business Staff Marietta Hebert Sunny Moak Marjorie May Jumonville Donna Hayes Catherine Cole Ann Greer Ercell Pickett Gertie Mae Lacombc Malcolm Eggart Literary Staff Joan Benjamin, Editor Jane Cason Helen Woldman Art Editor Barbara Wyatt Feature Staff Pat Chidsey, Editor Essie May Landry Dottv Ruth Christopher Bettv Jean Methvin Mary Ruth Rowland Organization Staff C. J. Brown, Jr., Editor Kathleen Broderick Patsy Divine Gloria Barrow Janet Landry Humor Teddy Eidson Social Staff Mae Alice Ruth Julia Farmer Subscriptions Hastings Broussard Bobby Wolf Sports Staff Gerald Middleton, Editor P. V. Slocum Lambert Romero Copy Staff Billie Belle Pender Alice Hart Phillips PAGE THIRTY-FOUR THE FRICASSEE i THE FRICASSEE PAGE THIRTY-FIVE THE BUZZER A Capital Broadcast Free of Static Editor Louise Brown Assistant Editor Hetty Landon Associate Editor P. V. Slocum Associate Editor Patricia Chidsey Business Manager Gertie Mae LaCombe Editorial Staff Feature Staff Hetty VVakeinan Kathleen Broderick Lee Herzberg, Jr. Preston Me Lean Hob Hrcazealc Mac Alice Ruth Randolph Ray Shirley Libby Arlene Spindcl Krcell Pickett Hazel Barksdale Hetty Jean Morris Hastings Broussard Lena Case io Dot tv Ruth Christopher Willis Sims Business Staff M. E. Fridge Gerald Simoneaux Evelvn Brown Bet tv Chance Preston Rose Freda Dunnan Hern ice Garvey Lois Abat Mary Louise Nesser Bertha McLaughlin Virgil Jones Marguerite Charlet Sports Audrey Matherne Lambert Romero Marietta Hebert Rcynatid Staring Sunny Moak Hastings Broussard Josic Fay Toler PAGE THIRTY-SIX THE FRICASSEE THE FRICASSEE PACE THIRTY SEVEN N i i Cornels Bob Breazeale Alonzo Trahan Malcolm Dcnly Floyd Andrews Charles Kelly Fletcher Miller Arthur Mohr Evelyn Dunnam Elbert Moore Vernon Watson Trombones Louis Kelley George Delaune fames Kemp Larry Landry Richard Adcock Flutes Sue Hinson Margie Reamcs Rebba Mae Delage Saxophones Eugene Chaney Teddy Earhart George Scliearer Carl Allain Douglas Vickers Peggy Richardson George Stout, Conductor he Klinger. Assistant Conductor Baritones Eric Pittman Oliver Phillips Duane Turner Percussion Teddy Edson James Searles Judson Landers fames Roberts Jack Gauthreaux Billy Magee Basses Ivy LcBlanc Frank Corley Stanley Smith William Burns Allen McEachan Oboes Audrey Begue Lee Herzberg t rench Horns Earl Landry Carlos Rabby Floyd Watts Charles Carruth Alvin Henderson Bassoons Emmet White Hewitt Gomez Clarinets Marjorie Forieich Mary Louise Nesser Jere Price Jeanette Hinson Peggy Broussard Gallic Alexander Walker Young Bryan Rita Babin T om Dupree Leah Hall Jane Kling Ovide Leonard Essie Melancon C. F. Pillon Jesse Pearce Charles Smith Earl Wilkinson Eugene Kimble Ida McGregory J. C. Wilkenson Marie Burt Davis Buckles Birdie Delage Evelyn Jeffries J. W. Caras David Fredricks Fa Browning J. E. Clements PAGE THIRTY-EIGHT THE FRICASSEE Scott Smith , Audrey Hic.uk I ra a Baii.ky THE FRICASSEE PAGE THIRTY-NINE n U LU u Founded: Baton Rouge High—1930 Joan Clem Benjamin....... J AN F. A U DREY C ASON. Marjorie May Jumonville Donna Hayes.............. Sara Louise Leach Mrs A. B. Lombard......... . . . President Vice-President .....Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sponsor MKMBERS l.ois Abac Carol Greenberg Mary E. Norckaeur Martha Adams Marion Hart Elaine Pearce Lenora Allen Donna Hayes Elizabeth Pitts Violette Amis Mary E. Heath Phillip Polito Ellen Bernard June Heroman Ida Elise Reed Joan Benjamin Gloria Hofheinz Hildamae Rcilcv Jeanette Bozeman Marjorie May Jumonville Margaret Ren hoe Juliet Braithwaitc Eugene Kimble Preston Rhodes Kathleen Broderick William Knox, Jr. Dot Richard I.oise Brown Elaine Labat Annabelle Rod well Fay Browning Betty Landon Remand Rosenbaum Florence Broussard Essie May Landry Marjorie Ryan Doris Carter Sara Leach Betty June Sheppard Jane Cason Harold Lcininger Arlene Spindel Adelaide Cazayoux Shirley Libby Della Ruth Stokes Betty Chance Mary Jean McAdams Katherine Stone Marguerite Charlct Richard McDowell Kitty Stovall Ruth Childress Preston McLean Thelma Thompson Carolyn Cramer Audrey Matherne Betty Wakcman Marcus Douglas Lillie Mayer Julia Lois Weil Ava Beryl Eckart Murelle Mayfield Frances Whitaker Madeline Everett Gerald Middleton Mary Agnes Wiley Jane Fidler Mary F. Moreland Floyd Williamson Alden Flint Jeanne Mehlcr C. j. Brown, jr. Barbara Foures Fay Tyler Murray Winifred Evans Mary Frey Bernice Middleton Format Lombard Maude Allen Finch Juanita Nesbit Nina Nichols Sara Lou Fidler PAGE FORTY THE FRICASSEE THE FRICASSEE PAGE FORTY-ONE ta iff! ToSiictt r Colors: Old-Gold and Black— -Founded August, 1938 The Beta Club of Baton Rouge High School was established in January, 1940. The National Beta Club is a non-secret, achievement-service or- ganization for students of Senior high schools. Its purpose is the promotion of honesty, service, and leadership among its members. Mrs. A. B. Lombard, Sponsor Bob Breazeale, President C. J. Brown, Jr., Vice-President Joan Clem Benjamin, Secretary William Knox, Treasurer Louise Brown, Reporter Sulcer Harris, Serg.-at Arms Joan Clem Benjamin Marjorie Mac Jumonvillc Bob Breazeale William Knox C. |. Brown, Jr. Betty Lanclon Louise Brown Shirley Jean Libbey Doris Carter Fermat Lombard Jane Cason Gerald Middleton Eugene Chaney Fay Tyler Murray Jane Fidler Nina Nichols Alden Flint Fred Parker Mary Frey Foster Provost Sulcer Harris Leo Poumail Donna Hayes Dorothy Richard Lee Herzberg, Jr. Mary Elizabeth Sanders Mary Agnes Wiley PAGE FORTY-TWO THE FRICASSEE mm THE FRICASSEE PAGE FORTY-THREE Established at Baton Rouge High: 1934 Mrs. A. B. Lombard Faculty Advisor OFFICERS Essie May Landry President Bob Breazeale 1 ice-President Shirley Covington Secretary Leslie Henderson .... Treasurer Eva Sue Sanchez Reporter Donna Hayes Sergeant-at-A rms MEMBERS Joan Benjamin Dorothy Smith William Cunningham Elbert Moore Sadie Bell Mill Kathleen Broderick Adelaide Ca ayoux Jeanne Mehler Aklcn Flint William Knox, Jr. Margueritle Charlel Fax Tyler Murray Jane Cason Harold Black Patricia Chidsev Richard McDowell Claire Stirling Marv Eli . Sanders Ruth Childress Juanita Nelson Dorotliv Mae Yates Mary Agnes Wiley (trace (Pushing Juanita Nesbit Alice Phillips Marjorie Aslnnore Doris Carter Mary Eliz. Norkauer lane Mcrril 1 Jouglas Vic kers Ruth Den bo Nina Nichals Sarah Leach Della Ruth Stokes Malcolm Denlev Bobby Opherkurch Ann Creei Richard dcock Bette Dougherty Foster Provost Bob Breazeale Douglas Goir Marv Frev Bobbe Paine Leslie Henderson Rhema Bourland H. E. Fridge Patsv Patterson Elizabeth Landon Evelvn Smith Maude Allen Flitch Janet Quinn Essie Mav Landry Norma 1 loleman Jane Fiddler Bob Robison Joseph Mathcnv Mary Jean McAdams William Fleming Hildamae Reilev Nancy X ill Etta Marie Laughlin Willis Fiddler Anna belle Rodxvcll Elton Peak Theresa Morrison John B. Canon Odlen Rodwell Bertrand Rosenbaum Anna Eli . Angier Douglas Gordon Josephine Russo Lillian Rube Beverlv Barbax Oma Gordon •Dorothx Richard Eva Sue Sanchez Marion Barbax Carol Jean Green burg Marx Eliz. Shanahan Laura Mav Simon Mirille Max held Gloria 1 lofheinz Josephine Scuria Donna Hayes Ruth 1 tuner Dorothx Helmstetter Evelyn Scott Shirley Covington Mary Eli . Heath Mae Eleanor 1 lamilton Arlene Spidel Audrey Mat heme Fred Parker June Heroman Blue St. De ier Yiolctte Amis Lenora Allen John Henkel Thelma 1 hompson Kathryn Falgoust Sam A Use. Ralph Kulman Donald 1 atum Shirlv Libby Martha Adams Elaine Keating Jim 1 urncr Alina Max Switzer Gallic Alexander Betlx Leaser Jimmy 1 odd Yvonne Tucker Oscar Bozeman Fermat Lombard Willie Cain 1 yncs Majorie Mae Jumonville Juliet Brathewaite Bernice Middleton Floyd Williamson Elaine Labat Earl Bujol Eloisc Mack Helen Woldman Ruth Mastermau C. J. Brown, Jr. Leila McEwen Barbara Y vans Mary Eli . Pitts Jov Box'd Helen McAdams Earnestine Williamson Jacqueline Sanders Ellen Bernard Preston McLean George Zimmer PAGE FORTY-FOUR THE FRICASSEE THE FRICASSEE PAGE FORTY-FIVE lden Flint A. K. Jonhs J. C. Suddijth President Advisor Vice-President OFFICERS OF SECOND SEMESTER Alden Flint. President J. C. Sudduth. Vice-President John Hopper, Secretary Malcolm Dcnley, Treasurer Foster Provost, Reporter Oliver Philips, Chaplain James Searls, Recognition See. Carroll Flenigan, Efficiency Sec. J. W. Duncan, Absentee See. James Williams. Timing Sec. Davis Buckels, Flash Reporter Dalton Smith, Registrar Raymond Bridgeman, Get Acquainted Allen MeFaehenn, Insignia See. Clark Hcirtzlcr, M.V.M. Sec. Arthur Moles. Statistics Lemuel Ilawscy, Participation Sec. Blair Lakin, Orderly A. R. Jones, Advisor [ere Price, Sergeant-at-Arms COMMITTEES Service Slocum (C) Christopher Dcnley Dupree McRainey Phillips Rose Sudduth K nox Membership Clark (C) Cadwalladcr Douglad I leirt ler Kelly Smith Secfield Trahan M EETINGS Carruih (C) Buckels Fleigan I lop|� er Moles Moore Norton Williams Social Corley (C) Bridgmen Byrd Boatwright Duncan Lyle Price Smith Projects Tatum (C) Fridge Hawscy Lakin McDowell McEachern Provost Searls PAGE FORTY-SIX THE FRICASSEE (Members of Hi-Y Club who were not present when the alx ve picture was made): John Bilbo; Millard Byrd. Jr.; Buddy Cad-wallader; Billy Clark; Alden Flint; Clark Heirtzler: John Hopj)er: Jack McRainey: Arthur Moles; Oliver Philips; Billy Seefield; Donald Sims: Alanxo Trahan; James Williams; Alvin Norton: V. B. Tyle; I'ervis Kelly. %am I. HIE WEEKLY MEETINGS: From 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. every Sunday during the school period. The business and interesting features crowd every meeting. II. SPECIAL PRO JECTS: 1. Mastering money: Earning, saving, investing, and sharing money. 2. Safety in motoring: Observing the traffic rules. 3. Creating Ideas: Always a great demand for creative thinkers in industry, transportation. commerce, and science. 4. Giving Religion a chance: What tremendous losses and sorrow one would undergo without this silent partner. 5. Loyalty to the Ili-Y: Standing up for the liveliest character organizations for older boys in this country. 6. Guidance in searching for the careers best fitted for you. 7. Learning to speak in public: Training in preparation and delivery of speeches. K. I Iclping the needy. 9. Competition in becoming the most valuable member. 10. Loyally to the High School: Faithfulness in study, participation in school organizations. and creating a wholesome spirit. THE FRICASSEE PAGE FORTY SEVEN [beCta oj Colors: Pink and Blue Founded: Shreveport, La., 1920 DELTA OF BETA DELTA OFFICERS Marjorie May Jumonville. .. .............. Nora Bf.i.i. VVai.i. Embry Wilson.............................. Donna Hayes Danii Miller Doris Roy......................... Francis Leniiard.................. Billie Burden........................... ta bdta Flown: Lea Rose Founded: Baton Rouge, La., 1985 President ...........Vice-President ................Secretary Treasurer Corresponding Sen clary Reporter ............... Historian Chaplain Miss Sarah Mil moan C. J. Brown........ Eddie Robinson Jere Price............. Albert Livingston Scott Smith............ A'Da ire Bailie Jane Cason Margorie May Jumonville Danie Miller Doris Roy Nora Bell Wall Loni.se Brown FACULTY D TSERS Miss Villa Kasi Miss Margaret Hoc.hf.nf.del SPONSORS CLASS OF 1940 Catherine Cole Janet Landre) Man Jean M Adams Betty Sharp Embry Wilson Billie Burden Ann Greer Frances Lenhard CLASS OF 1911 Theta Kappa Omega Delta Sigma Sigma Chi Omega Phi l.aml da F.psilon ..... Gamma Alpha Frances McKay Mary E. Sanders Frances Cason Donna Haves Sara Leach Alice Phillips Ann Wall Martha Adams Stella Dobyns Betty Gladden Sybil Jean Jordan Annie Monget Patsy Patterson Gloria Rail iff Thelma Thompson Frances Benton Winifred Evans Betty Lou Graham )anc Kean Yvonne Roumain Evelyn Broun Ellen Bernard Beryl Evans Sue Hinson Merle Leafe Helen McAdams Bobbie Bayne Hildamde Riley June Walters June Carradine Mary Frey June Heroman Bernice Middleton Mary F. Norckauer Billie Belle Pender Mary E. Shanahan Frances Walts CLASS OF 1942 Barbara Fa tires Marion Hart Lillie Mayer Rita Rov Nancy Byrd Maxie May Griffon Nell Vlclnnis PLEDGES Edith Doherty Elizabeth John Marie Kroger Nona |ean Reddy Yvonne Vignes Sara Wolf Ruth Dcnbo Vivian Frier Esther Hurst Lclia McEuen Emogenc Odom Janet Quinn Dorolhv Singer Nan Wilder Fay Tyler Murray Trances Whitaker Susanne Erickson Carol Gandy Elaine Keating Joyce Robbins Janet Richardson Ethel Wolford PAGE FORTY-EIGHT THE FRICASSEE THE FRICASSEE PAGE FORTY-NINE iou tided: Established Eaton 1930 Rouge: 1937 crftfAa JVu lower: Vi:i i Chrysanthkmi m Colors: Black and Gold ia OFFICERS Violettf. Amis Alice Swart Virginia Moss Betty Landon. Shirley Libby. ADVISORS Mrs. H. A. Major Mrs. Fred Dent..................... SPONSORS Lewis F.aeon Leo Pourciau . Curtis Evans Bob McDowell Ralph Ratcliff . President Vice-President Cones. Secretary Ree. Secretary .......Treasurer Faculty Adviser Social Advisor Delta Sigma Theta Kappa Omega Phi Lambda Epsilon Sigma Phi Omega Gamma Alpha Shirley Libby Alice Swart Violettc Amis Colleen Lindsey Marguerite Charlct Carolyn McDougal 'Gloria Coley Christine Todd Carolyn Cramer Shirley McNutt Irene Pickett Winnie Wilson Gloria Carr CLASS OF 1910 Gwenny Robertson Dorothy Mason Matt ye Capdeviclle CLASS OF 1911 Gloria Gass Patsy Smith Joy Merrill Betty Anne Odom Pal Robinson CLASS OF 1942 I la Blanche Brand Dotty Ruth Christopher Peggy Vickers Lucille Clausen Lois A bat Patricia McDougal Amy Blanche Betty Landon V irginia Moss Ruth Martin Bernice Garvey Eleanor Fauvcr Meredith Rome Jene Morget Betty Coo|xmder Ida Mac McGregor Shiilene Dame Margaret Charlet Mary Francis Moreland PAGE FIFTY THE FRICASSEE J THE f-KICASSEE PAGE FIFTY-ONE diajits-i of amnia 'Uhzt Flower: White Rose Founded: I 931 a Colors: __ L I NDAK AM) (.RUN The members of Gumma ' 'beta ate dedicating this page to Miss Irene II. Pujol who was Faculty Advisor for the sorority ei er since it was founded. Peggy Hopkins OFFICERS ...... . . President Sunny Moak Vice-President Audrey Folrriir Secretary Gertie Mae Lacomiu Treasurer Bubbie Evans Reporter Erceli. Pickett Sergeant-at-Arms M A K1 ETTA H E BERT Pledge Advisor Peggy Richard Chaplain Mrs. Strenzke, Mrs. Betty Caldweli Patronesses Ralph Ratcliff. Representative from Gamma Alpha Malcolm J riche Representative from Gamma Alpha Audrey Begue Class of 1910 Janie Giroir Sunny Moak Beth Bozeman Peggy Hopkins Man Louise Xesser Mary Margaret Brady Marietta Hebert Pegg Richard Joan McConnell Gertie Mac Lacombe Lillian Rulx Marjorie Foretich Lilburc Sandoz Elvida Vidal Fay Browning Bonnie Swenson Joyce Yunkes Muriel Robb Mary Agnes Wiley Evelyn Black CLASS OF 1911 Betty Pack wood Evelyn Me Daniel Barbara Burton Dot Richard Melba McDaniel Beverly Fortier Erceli Pickett Betty Jean Crane Lucille Foss Dot Whitehead Peggy Broussard Audrey Fourrier Valadalc Roberts Mae Helen Prewitt Natalie Heard Helen Sanchez Barbara Andrews fane Kling Cal lie Alexander Ollive Reed Beverly Lloyd Doris Carter Ima Lee Lewis Dot Loupe Gloria LeBlanc Mona Fave Walker Marguerite Odom Mary Walker Virginia Hartley y Iris Vicknair Jo Ann Myers Y CLASS OF 1942 Sybil Allen Margaret Clyde Wright Beverly Daigre Margcrv Conti nc Mary Ruth Rowland Hazel Kent Nettie Louise Coxe Margery Rvan Alva Mae Dovlc Elizabeth Chapman Wanda Fave LeBlanc Dorothy Webb Wanda Mae Devernet Manolinc Vidal Beryle Gremillion Mary Virginia Day Vivian Loupe Lonnie Lipsey Hilda Raborn Margery Reams PAGE FIFTY-TWO THE FRICASSEE THE FRICASSEE PAGE FIFTY-THREE Colors and Mown. Blue and White Violkt Qelta Established: Baton Rouge, 1936 ol: s icjrna Active Members of the Year 1940: Fifty OFFICERS Russell Lobdkll Lfavis Baton H. |. ClIENEKVEKT Robert Dim i y Eddie Robinson Charlie Richardson Bill Voight Burt Snke President .. Vice-President ..........Secretary Corresponding Sec ret ary ..........Treasurer .First Sentinel Second Sentinel .......Historian SPONSORS Miss Billie Burden..........................................Sponsor Miss Frances Lf.niiard......................................Sponsor Mr. fui.ES Roux ................................... Faculty Advisor Mr. T. E. Peak.........................................Social Advisor Mr. L. W. E VTON Social Advisor Mr. A. H. Harelson.....................................Social Advisor ACUVK MEMBERS Class of 1910 Russell I� Ik1c1I jack Henderson Billy Clark Elton Peak Lewis Eaton Eddie Robinson William Comeaux Ellis Peak H. M. Chencvcri Charlie Richardson Clyde Garrison Arthur Max Schutzman Class of 19 11 Frank Bacot David Wilson Billy Miller Burt Snee Warren Comeaux Billy Robins Johnnie Verger 'Pommy Whitaker Malcolm Den ley Steve Musseau Floyd Williamson Clarence Ives Albert Frit chic Bill Voight Claude Pennington Foster Provost Vic Summers Roland Selig Robert Abbott Richard Burton Walker Young Brian Roger Carlsmith Wayne Chance Edmond Ewell Charles Lowry Kenneth La Croix Jack Lawton Judson Landers of 1942 Kenner Miller Jimmy Patterson Richard Wall Floyd Womack William Wise Ralph McBurncy Hugh Crow son Tommie Dupree J. W. Sicard PAGE FIFTY-FOUR THE FRICASSEE i THE FRICASSEE PACE FIFTY-FIVE Song: Gamma Alpha Drkam Girl c ff iha ChafiUr f Sister Sorority: Alpha Chapter of Gamma I'heta Colors: Gold and Whitf Flower: Tea Rose OFFICERS OF 1939’40 Ralph Ratcliff........ Malcolm Trichk Bobby Wolf........... Scott Smith Charles Dubois........ II. S. Pikkins George Burton........ Miss Embry Wilson. . . Miss Peggy Hopkins.... Miss Bubbie Evans..... Mrs. Anna B. Lombard. Mr. George E. Everett Bob Miller........... .........................President ....................Vice-President .........................Secretary ........................T rcasuret ................Sergeant-A t-A rms ....... Chaplain ...................Pledge Master ...............Fraternity Sponsor Representative of Gamma Alpha Representative of Gamma Alpha ..................Faculty Advisor ....................Legal Advisor President of Alumnae George Burton CLASS OF 1940 Donald Sims Sulcer Harris Omar Cason j. C. Germany James Holt Charles Dubois William Grunewald Dick Norton Scoti Smith Jack Gautreaux George Berry J. P. Bond Bobby Wolf Donald Olney John Paul McGraw Malcolm Trichc Vance White Donald Fontenot Ralph Katrliir Mickey McGuire CLASS OF 1911 Valarie Simmoneaux W. H. Harrison H. S. Perkins Ivy Thompson James Odom Charles Little B K)ts Pruyn Leander Grumewald Floyd Andrews Frank Corley Gordon Collett Hastings Broussard Bob Rogers Billy Kean Teddy Airhart CLASS OF 1942 Rodney Chancy Malcolm Windham Column Norton George Robb W. D. Lloyd Garnett Leach CCorneli us Hofmestcr George Mellen PAGE FIFTY-SIX THE FRICASSEE THE FRICASSEE PAGE FIFTY-SEVEN -Houiiiana. (Iliafits. l m f ahiijcln SZ iiilo}! Founded: Clinton Military Academy Establish !?: Baton Rough, Louisiana Clinton, Missouri, 1892 March 2, 1935 Flown: Rkd Carnation Colors: Scarlet and Gold Miss Bii.lif. Belle Binder Sponsor Miss Nan Wilder Mrs. Irene Craig OFFICERS Faculty Advisor Albert Lkvingston President Charles Ivy Secretary Eliott Bartmess Treasurer Raymond Bridgeman Con. Secretary and Historian Merit Browning MEMBERS Chaplain Albert Levingston Curtis Evans Merritt Browning Charles Ivy Eugene Mayeaux J. W. Duncan Elliot Banmcss Billy Adams Edward McMillan Boyd Wenger John Billx Billy Sccficld Harold Stokes J. 1). Brueck Eddie Moore Raymond Bridgeman PLEDGES Jackie Dean A. Rolxirn ALUMNI Hays Sellmidt Hollis Simmons .John Cajxleville E. J. Land Rene Ortlieb Jerry Rcstcr T. 1). Slock well A. L. Turnley Francis La Doux Allen Smith Leslie Thomas Jimmy Wilson I). S. Ingram Ed Thidman Charles Anderson Kenneth L md Edward Braithwaitc Sidney Williamson PAGE FIFTY-EIGHT THE FRICASSEE THE FRICASSEE PAGE FIFTY-NINE 'ZIfizta ChafikE'i zSi,cjmci Founded: Sewanee Military Academy Established: Baton Rouge High in 1927 Colors: Purple and Gold Song: My Sigma Phi Omega Girl Flower: White Carnation Jewel: Pearl Miss Doris Roy........................................................Sponsor Miss Merle Leefe.................................................... Sponsor Mr. Fred Bauman...............................................Faculty Advisor OFFICERS Preston Welch Bob McDowell.... Jack Nason....... Richard McDowell Rudy Thorgerson . . ..........President .....Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer ...............G. S. G. V. ACTIVE MEMBERS Clark Bovcc H. E. Fridge Bob McDowell Richard McDowell Preston McLean Jack Nason Frank Pender Hem v Picard [ere Price BlueSt. Dizier Rudy Thorgerson Preston Welsh INACTIVE MEMBERS Frank Strickland PLEDGES Brooks White W. Gittinger Eugene McManius PAGE SIXTY THE FRICASSEE THE FRICASSEE PAGE SIXTY ONE bJta (3U, Founded: New Mexico Miuiakv Academy 1872 Colors: Black. White, and Gold Established: Baton Roue Hic;ii School, 1927 Flower: W'hi in Rose KO fizhci D ajifia Om£ ja mam Miss Marjorie Jumonvili.e J 1 Mrs. A. II. Major Miss Donna 11ayf.s OFFICERS Leo Pourciau C. J. Brown. Jr. Bob Breazeale ... Frank Rieger Dickie Conrad Teddy Edson..... Gerald Middleton Bob Breazeale C. J. Brown Mari in ()ramer Arthur Mohr (lent Ellisaltle Dick Lees Fermat Lombard Jimmy Barnett Millard Byrd Dan Oarlock Buddy Cadwallader Rolx.'iT Case Arthur Choppin Class of 1910 John lay lor (ierald Middleton I eddy Edson Louis Edmonds Class of 1911 Phelps Lyons Billy Knox Class of 1942 Ilubert Collins Albert Dyer R. Johnson, Jr. A. K. Mclnnis. jr. Jack Ralhbonc Robert Rose wall President Vice-President Secretary .............. Treasurer ......Sergeant-at-Artns Corresponding Secretary Cor res pan d i ng Secreta ry I rank Rieger Emerson Whitaker Bob Robison Ero Middleton, Jr Jack Odom Leo Pourciau Norman .Sullivan () ide Leonard William Gene Raymond Bobby Con nail y Dickie Conrad PAGE SIXTY-TWO THE FRICASSEE THE FRICASSEE PAGE SIXTY-THREE ouna i I META KAPPA OMEGA Leo Pourciau Bob Breazeale Gerald Middleton GAMMA ALPHA Ralph Ratcliff Scott Smith Malcolm Triche MEMBERS DELI A SIGMA Russell Lobdell Lewis Eaton Eddie Robinson OFFICERS PHI LAMBDA EPSILON Curtis Evans Raymond Bridgcman Billy Seefield SIGMA PHI OMEGA Preston Welch jack Nason Rudy Thogerson Russell Lobdeli. Jack Nason .... Boa Brf.azi.ai.f. . President Secretary Treasurer PAGE SIXTY.FOUR THE FRICASSEE I fca (2ounc.it GAMMA THETA Peggy Hopkins Sunny Moak Marietta Hebert Peggy Hopkins . Vior.KTTF Amis Tooter Wali.......... Miss Rkink Alexander MEMBERS DELTA BETA SIGMA Violetlc Amis Shirley Libby Alice Swart OFFICERS BETA DELTA Marjorie Mae (umonville Donna Hayes 'Looter Wall .......... President Vice-President Set elary-T'i easutet .. Faculty Adviser THE FRICASSEE PAGE SIXTY-FIVE Sfis Student zSetsn.cz of c fnitLxica D U L n u THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE SCIENCE CLUB OF Baton Rouge High School Located at Baton Rouge, Louisiana Is Affiliated with the Student Science Clubs of America, The American Institute Science and Engineering Clubs, and The Junior Louisiana Academy of Science OFFICERS Louise Brown William Grunewald Laura Mae Simon President Vice-President Fred Parker Mickey Parker Betty Landon Betty Wakeman. Miss Frances Dunbar M iss I eanne Levy MEMBERS Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms Reporten . . . .Social Chairman . . .Faculty Advisor Faculty Advisor Anna Elizabeth Angicr Ivy LcBlanc Carlisle Richard Gene Margret Angier Betty Landon Annabcllc Rodwcll Kathleen Broderick Essie May Landry Arncl Robinson Louise Brown Betty Langlois Frank Rciger Eugene Chaney Shirley Libby Ruth Rasbcrrv Grarc Cushings Svdnev Mallet Mae Alice Ruth Sherall CasscI Catherine Markin Laura Mac Simon Enola Daigre Gerald Middleton P. V. Slocum Teddy Edson Theresa Morrison Charles Smith Alden Flint Murelle Mavfield Stanley Smith Leander Grunewald Elbert Moore Clare Stirling William Grunewald Dorothy Newell Irmagard Sternberg Mary Alice Haase Fred Parker Mary Alice Farmer Mary Elizabeth Heath Mickey Parker Duane Turner Leslie Henderson Ellis Peak Betty Wakeman Louise Houston Alfred Pickett Julia Lois Weil Billy Knox Ben Phillips Preston Rose Vance White PAGE SIXTY-SIX THE FRICASSEE sen k c i l it SPANISH CLUB FRENCH CU B GLEE CLUB HOME ECONOMICS CI.I II 1 H CLUB K M.I.V CON IT.SI I S DEBATE TEAM =™FOQTBALLi--«- Sparked by Sulccr Harris, who ran behind one of the best forward walls ever developed at this institution, the Golden Bulldogs of Baton Rouge High swept through their season in a very impressive fashion. In the opening game of the season the Bulldogs bowled over Houma by a score of 40 to 0. The next week found Hammond the victim of the powerful scoring machine possessed by the Bulldogs. and they fell by a score of 08 to 0. The next victory of the season was chalked up at the hands of Bogalusa’s “Lumberjacks.“ They fell down in tie-feat by a score of 15 to 0. The next week found the new “cocky” Bulldogs taking a trip to Jack-son, Mississippi, where they were beaten by a team which was much weaker in every phase of the game than Baton Rouge. The reason for defeat was the readiness of Jackson to cope with a team which was not mentally ready to play a good ball game. The Green and Gold team snapped back into stride the next week and trimmed a very good Jesuit team by a score of 20 to 6. Came the first game of the City Series and the Bulldogs turned in a highly creditable 28 to 12 victory over their arch rivals, the Istrouma Indians. Green and Gold chances for the rest of the year were given a severe jolt the next week when the state committee ruled that Henry Bozeman. Dick Norton, and John McGraw. three first string men were ineligible for further competition because of the ten term rule. Ruffled by this tough break, the Bulldogs went over to Lake Charles where they won a hard fought battle 10 to 10. The fight shown by the Greenies in this game was thrilling to see and they well deserved the victory they won. The season closed Thanksgiving day with the annual clash between the Bears of Catholic High and the Bulldogs of Baton Rouge High. I he score of 40 to 0 tells better than any writing how well the Bulldogs performed on this sunny afternoon. A few weeks after the season closed, the Bulldogs were chosen to play in the National High School Grid Classic which is held each year at L. S. U. December 30 found the Bulldogs matched against the Pine Bluff Zebras, one of the best high school elevens in the nation. I he Zebras downed the Dogs by a 26 to 0 score but the game was much closer than the score indicated. Several of the Green and Gold players won recognition on all-star squads. Sulcer Harris was chosen on the “All City,” the “All-State,” and the All Southern” teams as a result of his splendid play throughout the season. Red Curtis, James Odam. Fred Parker, Herbert Pickett, and Charlie Dubois were chosen along with Harris on the first “All City” team. Charles Petty, Odis Hayman, Joe Bennett, 'Dickie Saia, and Ivy Thompson were chosen on the second “All City team. At the annual banquet Sulcer Harris was named the Most Valuable” and received a diamond-studded football donated by Miss Irene Pujol. Red Curtis received a diamond-studded football donated by the Mu Sigma Society to the Best Blocker. As a fitting reward for his splendid play throughout this as well as several other seasons, the players chose Charles Dubois as the permanent captain of the 1939-40 season. PAGE SEVENTY-TWO THE FRICASSEE RED CURTIS Bt' Blockei SI I.CKR HARRIS Most Valuable CHARLES DUBOIS Captain COACH UM BER I Line Coach COACHES HELVES l () D YATES Head (’.(tacit Assistant Coach THE FRICASSEE PAGE SEVENTY-THREE GDIS DAYMAN Tackle I RI D I RKKR Guard JAMES ODOM Tackle Dl K NOR I ON Tackle I .HO 1 01 RCI U Back l THOMPSON Back PAGE SEVENTY-POUR THE FRICASSEE HKRM.W IMOMPSON—End CHARLES I'EJ TV— End HKRBERT PICKETl—Knd NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL GAME Top Left, John McGr.wv, Guard Center.Ri vm:i.i. Loiidi ia..Hark Right. J m Bknxir. Guard Left Henry Bozi m x. Tackle Riciit Frank S ia. Hack Bottom I-cfl. CiiaritsCrah;. Hack Center. Ci. uim Harrison, Hack Right, Jai k Ja kson. Center PAGE SEVENTY-SIX THE FRICASSEE I'op: CHEERLEADERS Center: NATIONAL GAME SPONSORS Bottom: NATIONAL CAME ACTION BASKETBALL TR AIN E R COACH ES MAN ACER Francis Strait Lloyd Lindsay Robert Smith LeanderGrukewald After a late start because of the National High School football game, the Orccn and Gold cagers went through a comparatively successful season. The Dogs won IS games and lost 0 during a season which saw them successfully defend their District Title, place third in the Stale Tournament, and fourth in the Lyon High Invitational Tournament. I he Bulldogs were far Iroin impressive in their opening games, losing more often than winning. In February we find them in Covington at the Lyon High Tourney defeating Mount Hcrmon, Bogalusa, and Denham Springs, before losing a tough one to the Pride “Panthers.” The Green and Gold were squeezed out of third place by Zachary and had to be content with fourth. We next glance at the District Tournament in Hammond and find our Alma Matct having splendid success. 1 he best game of the tourney was played in the semi-finals when the Greeines put the skids under Istrouma 37 to 2 1. Flic next night the Green and Gold cagers were crowned Southeastern District Champs as a result of their victory over Lyon High. On March 8 the Bulldogs journeyed out to L.S.U. to match their skill with the best teams from all over the State. The Green ics had a first-round bye, given all District Champions. !n their first real clash. Bossier City bowed by a margin of 35 to 18. I he cjuarter-finals found the Indians of Istrouma matched against the Bulldogs of High School and a great battle resulted. The end of the game found the score tied 37-a 11 and a “sudden death ending was decided upon. After a minute of furious play, Tickie Saia dropped in a beautiful shot which spelled Victory. The next morning found the Greenies flat and as a result Byrd High nicked them 37 to 31. Flic Dogs won third from Jesuit on a flip of the coin. Saia was chosen on the Second All-State team. As a result of their efforts during the year, Tickie Saia was chosen “Most Valuable and Gerald Middleton Captain for the 1940 season. PAGE SEVENTY-EIGHT THE FRICASSEE Jack Jackson Guard SularJkrris forward THE FRICASSEE PAGE SEVENTY-NINE COACH Chari if Gilbert MANAGER Eddie Robinson The 1940 edition of Bulldog “leather slingers” had a tough schedule and they came tlirough as well as could be expected. In the first meet Neville came over the Bulldogs handed a 7 k to defeat. Green and Gold winners were Thompson. Michael. Barbay, Johnson, and Mansur. A week later the Bruins of Catholic High held our boxers to a draw. Seeming to want revenge for their early defeats, the Bulldogs slugged out an 8£ to 2k win over the Lumberjacks of Bogalusa. The next week found Baton Rouge the victim of Istrouma's fine mitt team. Though they put up a game stand, the Dogs fell by a count of 7 to 3. An upset marked the next bouts. The Orange and Black boys from Catholic High put the skids under the Green and Gold bv a score of 6 to 4. Lafayette succumbed to the flying fists of the Bulldogs the next week by a score of G to 4. The summary for the season showed two victories and a draw on the black side of the books and five losses on the red side. Came the Southeastern Louisiana District Tournament, and Baton Rouge entered with high hopes. Hopes faded as Barbato. Rinaudo, and Bobby Johnson lost out in the first round of the star-studded tourney. The semi-final round saw Barbay, Starring, (ones, and Jamcal Michael eliminated. When the lights were turned on the ring for the championship bouts, only three Green and Gold miners were present. Each of these gave a good account of himself. Charles Sharkey proved to everyone he was made of championship material by winning the I 12-pound crown without being extended. Albert Tcrito fought a great fight, but in vain, as he lost a decision in the 145-pound class. In the consolation bouts Michael scored for the Bulldogs. As a reward for his fine record throughout the season the boxers chose Charles Sharkey Captain and Albert Ter-ito Alternate Captain of the 1940 ring team. Lettermen announced for the season were Joe Barbato, Alvin Barbay, Raynaud Starring, Charles Sharkey, Bolos Mansur, Jameal Michael. Sam Rinaudo. Floyd Rockhold, Bobby Johnson. Albert Terito. and Eddie Robinson, Manager. PAGE EIGHTY THE FRICASSEE Coaches Trainers Jules Roux Francis Strait Kenner Day Ernest Sproles The Green and Gold clad spikemen javelin thrower who now holds the State Manager Billy Jordan under the watchful guidance of Coach Jules Roux won its eighteenth Louisiana State Track and Field Championship this year, winning over Byrd High by a score of 2b to 25. The victory this year is one for Baton Rouge High to be well proud of lor the team swept to victory in the face of odds which seemed to indicate that their hold on the track trophy was to be loosened. The Bulldogs entered the rally with many of the boys competing for the Inst time as a result of the habitual Thursday or Friday rains which caused the postponement of each of the scheduled meets. The Green and Gold clad boys were led to victory by the relay team, Sulcer Harris, John Montgomery. Charles Petty, Ray Terral, and Albert Fritchie. To these boys we owe our present championship, and the Senior class extends its congratulations to them as well as the boys who competed without earning points and to Coach Jules Roux for the splendid job of coaching that he did this year. The Bulldogs were lucky enough to have in the fold this vear a husky, blond record in the event as a result of his 187 foot plus throw in the rally. We salute Charles Petty for his success and offer our heart iest congratulations. The lettcrmen as announced by Coach Roux are as follows: Captain Ray Terrall, sprinter; Alternate Captain Sulcer Harris, jumps; Lambert Romero, sprinter and jumper; Paul Dickson, sprinter; George Burton, hurdles and pole vault; Leslie Henderson, cjiiarter-miler; Ben Phillips, half-miler; Floyd Rockhold, miler; Donnie Olney, shot putter; Bill Lee, discus and javelin; Albert Fritchie, hurdler; Curtis Bradford. cjiiarter-miler; John Yerger, sprinter and jumper; Charles Petty, javelin and discus; John Montgomery, pole vaulter, Leo Pourciau, sprinter and pole vaulter; Oscar Bozeman, high jumper; and Billy Jordan, Manager. Out of this fine group of boys, ten have completed their high school careers and seven of them will return next year to form the nucleus of the 1941 track stjuad. CAPTAIN R VV TERRAL 220, MO, Relay CUR I IS BRADFORD Hurdles PAUL DICKSON 100, 220, Relay JOHN VERGER 440. lumps I I .AM BERT ROMERO 100. 220. Relay GEORGE BUR I ON Role fault. Hurdles I .oft: OSCAR BOZEMAN High Jump I-owcr l eft: BEN PHILLIPS Half-Mile, Broad jump Ixmer Center: CHARLES PE I I V Relay Javelin Ixmei Right: Bil l LEE Discus Javelin THE FRICASSEE PAGE EIGHTY-THREE sri.CKK HARRIS -Jumps, Relay JOHN. MONTGOMERY—Po tf Vault AMU R I FRI Itiiii: Hurdles FLOYD ROCKIIOLI) Mile DON NIE ON LEY'—Shotput I.EO POURC.IAL- Pole Vault JACK JACKSON -Miotfmt tP ,V C. J. BROWN—110. Relay THE FRICASSEE PAGE EIGHTY-FOUR 4rA GOLFERS TENNIS TEAM c: c.iks rc:hkr SOFI BALI. VOLLEYBALL PAGE EIGHTY-SIX THE FRICASSEE THE FR C SSFF. PACE EIGHTY-SEVEN PAGE EIGHTY-EIGHT THE FRICASSEE WINNERS QUEEN Yvonnk Rou MAIN- KING Scorr Smith BOYS GIRLS Most Popular Embry Wilson Betty Sharp Sunny Moak Best Dancer June Heroman Beth Bozeman Marietta Hebert Best Dressed Yvonne Roumain Jane Caradine Bernice Middleton Best Looking Sybil Jean Jordan Sue Hinson Christine Todd Best All-Around Betty Lou Graham Sybil Allen Fay Tyler Murray Most Popular fonnv Werner C. J. Brown Charles Craig Best Dancer George David Dick Lees Billy Kean Best Dressed Clark Boyce Sulcer Harris Bob Robison Best Looking Scott Smith Albert Fritchie Herbert Pickett Best All-Around Frank Pender Teddy Edson Preston Welch THE FRICASSEE PAGE EIGHTY-NINE O Pg XqS V ljupcatix Hals! What a broad .subject. Today if a person told you that they had just seen the most adorable hat they may mean anything from a bird's nest to a rake pan. Perhaps they mean only a piece of ribbon with a few feathers stuck here and there. Who knows? I have often wondered why the people who invent such things get so much money be-cause it lakes very little brain wink. I know from experience. Last week I was out shopping, trying to lind a hat to match a new dress. I tried on one that looked like a jx� wder box held on your head bv a piece of net. Rut that of course was too simple” according to the lady that showed it to me. The next was some funny looking cone with Roman strips draped all over it and me. too. Then came a complete flower garden. I'm telling you this was entirely too much. I simply got up and walked out of the door looking as if I had just lost my last friend. On entering my house some time later I slammed the door so hard that the lamp fell off the table ncar-bv. The base, being china, was completely smashed but the shade rolled across the room. I walked over and picked it up with a sour fare, knowing I would hear from my mother about it. But before 1 had taken another step an idea struck me. I dashed up to my room and shut the door, this time with more care. The clothes Itegan flving fiom m drawers and after several minutes of careful searching I emerged with a velvet ribbon, a (lower, and a pair of scissors. My friends, believe it or not. this was the beginnings of a hat. Using the lamp shade for the foundation, I twisted the ribbon and tied the flower into place and soon I had a true modern hat. The first time I wore it my friends all had what you might call a conniption fit. Where on earth did you get it?” and “How much did it cost? and many other questions were asked. So you see. don’t ever think you can't find a becoming or sensible hat. That part really doesn't matter in the least. Just lie sure it will stay on your head when the wind blows. PAGE NINETY THE FRICASSEE view through the trees. Quiet class!!! 10. How many goose eggs?? flow linle in.hi is when seen 6. Please don't!! II. Miss Yeast. from a distance. i. The end. 12. All wet!!! Happy little group. 8. It'S a blue world— 13. Who's coldest?? ■|.a Bones!” 9. Hot or open air??? 11. I'he end of a (perfect) day THF FRICASSEE PAGE NINETY ONE I. Snow woiidci ii so cold! G. East side of Heaven. II. Ihilldog Belles. Guess whor 7. t f r 12. Next to Heaven. 3. Peek a boo! 8. Playing hooky again. luihr 13. Four vagabonds. 1. W. I . A. •). U|� and over. 1 1. Surrounded by men 5. Ii'-s gone again. 10. They're on relief now. PAGE NINETY-TWO THE FRICASSEE 1. Service with a '‘smile. 2. ('.lammill . 3. Smile Coach.” I. Mv Hero. .r� . What would Miss le ( . 1 hat's an ace. 7. Three Musketeers. 8. Take a bow. 9. Fore. 10. I.ittlc Swing-it. 11. l)a ld Long Legs. THE FRICASSEE PAGE NINETY-THREE 1. Is il a blonde or a brunette?? 2. We wonder ourselves!! 3. Is it vaudeville or track?? ■I. It's a strike!! 5. Boys and girls together !! t� . Ain’t she cute! 7. Leaning on the old top rail. K. Pigskin on the run! 0. Which is which? 10. It’s a fake!! 11. Double exposure -we wor it packs a double wallop? 12. Inspiration!! PAGE NINETY-FOUR THE FRICASSEE I £ MORI A It was a great shock to members of the Senior Class and the teachers of Baton Rouge High to hear of the untimely death of one ol its members, Vance White. Vance, along with two companions, left school in the afternoon of May 10 with intentions of swimming ac ross the Mississippi River. Late afternoon found the two companions returning without young White. He had failed to make the river by about 200 yards and was drowned. Though he had been at High School only one year, he had made many fast friends, both with the students and the teachers. He was an excellent student, a member of the boxing team, and the debating team. It is with sad and heavy hearts that we dedicate this page to the memory of one of our line classmates and hope that lie will find happiness in the world beyond. THE FRICASSEE PAGE NINETY-FIVE xembrandt rhob Sngravirt S tudio5 v, Ca. THE FRICASSEE PAGE NINETY-SEVEN Yes... . . . your Over-Coat has served you well through the long, hard winter. It is now time to put it away for the Summer months. Some people will leave them in the closet for moths and roaches to damage. Others, the Smart and Thrifty Class, will have the Is-trouma Laundry clean them and put them in a large Concrete Storage Vault. TAKE YOUR CHOICE Cold Storage Dry Storage For Cleaner Cleaning, Call Istrouma Laundry DIAL PHONE 2-1866 PAGE NINETY-EIGHT THE FRICASSEE COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES BRAUN-KIDD SHOE CO. A doctor had an urgent phone call from a gentleman saying his small son had swallowed his fountain pen. Ail right! I’ll come at once,” replied the doctor. What are you doing in the meantime?” Whereto came the unexpected answer, Using a pencil.” GIFTS FROM . . . ESNARD’S ARE GIFTS AT THEIR BEST Baton Rouge’s leading Jewelers for a Quarter of a Century PHONE 4224 152 THIRD ST. PERCY AGENCY, Inc. Oldest Insurance Agency in Baton Rouge” Established 1891 WE WRITE ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE PHONE 6187 414 FLORIDA ST. COAL ------------------ COKE BATON ROUGE COAL AND TOWING CO. J. C. WERNER, President General Manager PHONE 6866 1455 N. BOULEVARD COMPLIMENTS -----of -- JOHNNY ROGERS SERVICE STATION Really, John, you mustn’t.” Don't hand me that stuff—I know what I’m doing.” But if someone should see us John! “Shut up! This old road hasn’t been used in ten years.” “But I can’t take a chance honey— everybody knows us and somebody might see us!” “Well, listen to me—if you’ll shut up while I clean just one more vine, we’ll have enough of these wild grapes to make five gallons and besides -nobody’s going to see us.” THE FRICASSEE PAGE NINETY-NINE 412 THIRD ST. PHONE 5077 DODGE BROTHERS CAFE Everything Good to Eat” Baton Rouge. La. Compliments of Matt G. Smith Agency, Inc. Kidd’s Paint Glass Co. PAINTS — GLASS — WALLPAPER PICTURE FRAMING 222-24 Laurel Street Baton Rouge. La. TOBIAS GASS CO., Ltd. The Store That Sells Everything 1967 NORTH ST. PHONE 8818 Boss How arc you getting along with arithmetic, Sam?” Sam— Well, Ah don learn to add up all de noughts, but de tiggcrs still bother me.” Lohdcll Hardware Co., Inc. 1251 N. Blvd. Phone 8271 SPORTING GOODS — AUTO GLASS Compliments of CHARLES H. HEBERT ASK FOR GOOD RICH ICE CREAM “The Taste Tells” A BATON ROUGE PRODUCT We Deliver Phones 6450 9389 KURTZ DRUGS Toilet Articles Prescriptions 1855 N. Blvd. Baton Itouge, La. Compliments of W. T. GRANT CO. “Known for Values Compliments of GRIFFON DRUG STORE Jim— Was that your best girl I saw you with last night?” Joe—“Necks best.” WILLIAM MEYERER Groceries. Vegetables, and Fruits Quality Service Always 601 MAIN ST. PHONE 2-1881 Compliments of CARR’S SUPER SERVICE 402 DUFROCQ ST. PHONE 7791 Compliments of HAZEL BEAUTY SHOP PHONE 6282 VIGNES-BOMBET CO., Inc. Wholesale Distributors Baton Rouge, La. PAGE ONE HUNDRED THE FRICASSEE L E V I N G S T O N SUPPLY CO., Inc. WHOLESALE — PLUMBING HEATING SUPPLIES 1449 Florida St. P. O. Drawer 869 BATON ROUGE, LA. Phones: Office: 3-2818 3-2819 Warehouse: 3-1901 He— May I kiss you?—May I please kiss you?—Say, arc you deaf?” She— No. Are you paralyzed?” Compliments of F. W. W () () L WORTH C O. Sure They Do—Have you heard the story about the Pullman porter who refused to make up a berth for a presidential candidate, because he thought every politician made up his own bunk? Awkward—Elsie’s Beau (to her young brother)— Is Elsie your oldest sister?” Young Brother Yep.” Elsie’s Beau— And who comes after her?” Young Brother— You and two other guys.” Compliments of GLADDEN-EDGERTON OIL CO. “BUCK GLADDEN A young officer returning from leave abroad was about to take his place in an air liner when a girl ran up and asked the passengers if any one of them would be kind enough to sell her his seat as her mother was dangerously ill and the liner was full up. The young officer gave up his seat and wired his C. O.: Given berth to girl. Returning by next ’plane.” The reply he received ran: Congratulations. Your next confinement will he in barracks.” BATON ROUGE CLOTHING CO. 151 Third Street STUDENTS AND YOUNG MEN’S SUITS, SHOES, AND FURNISHINGS THE FRICASSEE PAGE ONE HUNDRED ONE Beneath the spreading chestnut tree The smith works like the deuce. For now he's selling gasoline. Hot dogs and orange juice! Mistress—“Marie, when you wait on the tabic tonight for my guests, please don’t spill anything. Maid—“Don’t you worry, ma'am, I never talk much. DELAGE SERVICE STATION TEXACO PRODUCTS 2521 Government Street PHONE 3-2787 BATON ROUGE, LA. Compliments of PENDER’S GRILL 247 MAIN STREET A. W. PENDER Compliments of S. H. KRESS COMPANY 5 - 10 - 25c STORE “The Store of Variety’’ C O M M U N i T Y C ASH DRUG STORES, I n c. A Bargain In Every Dollar ’ No. 1 Phone 5295 No. 2 Phone 6116 No. 3 Phone 4488 I.strounia, La. Baton Rouge, La. Baton Rouge, La. Phone 3-1404 BLUE BIRD ICE CREAM CO. BEN R. CUTRER, Proprietor BATON ROUGE, LA. 2165 Plank Road The old narrow trails where two cars could barely pass without colliding are happily being replaced by splendid wide highways on which six or eight cars can collide at one time. Junior Partner to pretty stenographer— Are you doing anything on Sunday evening. Miss Dale?” Steno (hopefully)— No, not a thing. Junior Partner—“Then try to be at the office earlier Monday morning, will you?” PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWO THE FRICASSEE COMPLIMENTS -----of--- BEN ROUMAIN, Inc. Compliments of THE BATON ROUGE BUSINESS COLLEGE Box 846 Baton Rouge, La. SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT FOK SCHOOL or OFFICE Fountain Pens — Gifts Greeting Cards LATIL STATIONERY CO. 32fl THIRD STREET BATON ROUGE, LA. U. S. TIRES PAULSEN’S —and— SERVICE Prescription Pharmacy 301 Main St. W. BOGAN QUINE MAIN ST. SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND List of Advertisers Baton Rouge Business College V. T. Grant Go. William Meverer Baton Rouge Coal 'l owing Co. Gladdcn EdgciTon Oil Co, Percy Agency Baton Rouge Clothing Co. Good Rich Ice Cream Co. Pender's Grill Blue Bird Ice Cream Co. Charles II. Hclicri Paulsen's Braun-Kidd Shoe Co. 1 lazel Beauty Shop W. Bogan Quine Cart Super Service Station 1strouma Laundry Johnny Rogers Community Cash Drugstores, Inc. Kidd Paint Glass Works Roscland Florist Del.age Sen ice Station Kurt Drugs Ben Roumain Dodge Brothcis Cafe S. H. Kress Co. Malt G. Smith Esnanl's I.oIkIcII Hardw.ne C.o. 1 ohias Gass Co.. Lid. l-ranklin Press. Inc. levingston Supply Co. VigncvBomhci Co. Griffon's Latil Stationery Co. F. W. Woolworth Co. THE FRICASSEE PAGE ONE HUNDRED THREE AUTOGRAPH yusis ‘ 0-t r , z_ ( lfcr6L . V 9.4 T jOvI13 j 7 f ,. W. T . - t J_ JC- uo A Y c£r OityOuJlZj 1 C oo x A d v a 0JL0 'U Q ' 7 4 C 3 £-i yxAJL J t rz4£ S tr - , L iv °s J i , U tX � � ' Sj __ VnaT- aax t O J Vaa Uk05_. g cA. ' .£ ■ J'tl' ' - £-'y yv' Y' lQ yf 1 ty C4jLs Cue r y sh os (JU ry PAGE ONE HUNDRED FOUR THE FRICASSEE «