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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1941 volume:

EDITORS Roger Volsey St. Dizier and Blrt Snee THE FRICASSEE PAGE THREE 1 J SCHOOI........ FEATURES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS HUMOR ..... 7 33 . 45 85 101 PAGE SIX THE FRICASSEE BATON PaGE NiNc Our primipal. Mi Rcine lcxandcr, lielovcd l� v students nl baton Roller 11ii li School from (lie time they begin llieii high school caretrs. considered a sincere Iriend in after life, has directed and guided our education with the wisdom, kindness. and foresight which has made her dear to us all. I lei guidance and interest have done more than any other factor to make us look back on our high school life with pleasure, and to look forward to our graduation with tender regret at having to leave a friend so valuable. “Miss Alex has shown herself more than worthy of the high place she holds in our thoughts, our lives, and our community. PAC-F TFN THE FRICASSEE FACULTY Miss Mary B. Allison B.S., Louisiana Stale University Commerce Miss Kate Bacot B.A., Louisiana State University Social Science Miss Eli a Barnett B.A., Louisiana State University English Mr. Fred P. Baumann B.S.. Louisiana State University Head of Commerce Department Mrs. Rex Beard B.A.. Louisiana State University Commerce Mrs. E. G. Boehringer B.A.. Louisiana State Universitv English Miss Mabel Booth B.A.. Louisiana State I'nivcrsitx English Miss Anna Louise Bourgeois B.A.. Louisiana State University Mathematics Miss Josie Burris B.A.. Louisiana State University Head of Social Science Department Mrs. Irene Norwood Craig B.A.. Louisiana State University Mathematics Mr. Kenner Day B.S.. Louisiana State University Social Science Miss Page Detai l B. A.. Louisiana Stale University English Miss Francis Dunbar B.A.. Louisiana State University Head of Science Department Mrs. Alice Hill Fori B.A.. Louisiana State I niversity Mathematics Mr. Charles . Gilberi B.A.. Ijouisiana State University Social Science FACULTY Mk. Osborne M. IIklvkmon Its.. Louisiana State I Diversity Mathematics Miss Francks It. Morton lt..V. M Louisiana State Univcisitv English Miss Marie: Louise Jackson B.A.. Louisiana State University French Miss Lucii.i.i. K� . n It.A.. M.A.. Ixmisiana State I Diversity English Mrs. Rtrrn Rita Lea It S . Ijouisiana State University Home Economics Mrs. R. V. I.ecuenec It.A., Ixmisiana State University Head «l English Department Miss Jeanne Lkv Gii.bek It.A., M.A.. Texas University Science Mrs. J. F.. Lombard It . l . Louisiana State University Head of Fienth llep.nliiieni Mrs. Gladys M. Lower It.A.. Ixniisiana State University Social Science Mrs. Louise Van iieVkri: Ma jor It.A.. Whitworth College: M.A., I-ouiv iana State I niversity Head of Mathematics Department Miss Sara A. Mii.i.ican It.A.. M.A., Louisiana State I niversitv English Miss Vera M. Nesom It.A., lamisiana State University English Miss Kaiiilken O'Leary It.A.. Southeastern I cachets College Head of Spanish Department Mrs. Maiii.e C:. Pi-cues H.S., I’cal tody College: MS., Louisiana State University Mathematics Mr. Jules Roux It.A.. Louisiana State Univeisity Science Miss Elizabeth 15. Vkga It.A.. M.A.. I .onLiana Stale Univeisity Mary Frf.y Leo Pourciau Dorothy Mae Richard F.uckm: Chaney CLASS OFFICERS Mary Frey, President Vice-Prcs.. Parish. Mu Sigma: Re|x rier. Bela Club; Sgtatarim. Honor Club; Romteis: Fricassee staff: Pies., Bela Delta; S|x� nsor, Delia Sigma; Sec. Freas., Inirisorority Council; Hist., Latin Club. “Great ho|x make great women. Leo Pourciau, Vice-President Bela Club; Pies.. Leadership Club; Footl all: Track. “The world is bis who enjoys it. Dorothy Mae Richard, Secretary Sec.. Beta Club: Yiccd’rcs.. Honor Club: Mu Sigma: Spanish Club: Representative. Gamma Alpha: Rally: I). A. K. Award. Belter a good head than a hundred strong hands. Eugene Chaney, Treasurer Vice-Pres.. Beta Club: Honor Club: Band: Spanish Club: Science Club: Rally: Band Contest. Music is well said to lx- the speech of angels. The Senior Class of 1911 is one of the largest ever to graduate from Baton Rouge High. Its accomplishments have been as numerous as it is large. The fine record established in previous years in athletics, scholarship, and character have more than been upheld by the 1911 class. To lx- a senioi in am school means something more than just to he finishing I lie first and perhaps most important phase of our life. To lx- a senior means Ix-mg a part of the spirit of the school. Not only to supply class officers. luh and organization leaders. Inn to actually lead, to direct, and to lx responsible for the propci carrying out of that part of our li cs which is left to us to manage We. (lie seniors of 1911. feel that we have fulfilled our duties and responsibilities as completely as our abilities will allow. The choice of senior officers facing u this scar was met more than satisfactorily l� the class when it headed the senior cabinet with Mary Frey as president, and seconded her with vice-president. Leo Pourciau. Dorothy Mac Richard and Eugene Craney completed the group. These officers, wc feel, have done their jobs with a maximum of efficiency and with the least possible interference to theii line scholastic averages. Much has Ixvn said and written on the subject of parting, hut seldom docs one sec or hear anything which can express completely the mixed emotions and feeling wc find within ourselves as wc realize that wc have spent our last happy weeks in B. R. H. S. I here is a time when all good things must end. and now that time has come to u . we look forwaid to our entrance to a strange, new world, fearing, hoping, and dicaming. Many of us will part wavs, some to further pursuit of education in some college or university others to work in the world that is theirs when they have finished this, the first and possibly most enjoyable part of their lives. THE FRICASSEE PAGE THIRTEEN SENIORS 1941 Martha Fuse Adams Mii Sigma: Honor Club: Fricassee stall: Beta Delia Bectcr keep ihe devil out than have lo linn him out. Rk hard Vale Adcock Science Club: Spanish Club “When anger rises, think of the consequences. Teddy William Aikhart. Jr Band: Gamma Alpha: Band contest We talk on principles, but we act on interest.” '.m i ii: Alexander Mu Sigma: Band: Vice-President. Gamma rheta “A pretty face opens locked doors. I.FONORA CONNEIJ. AlJ.EN Mu Sigma: Beta Club; Honor Club: Junior Homemakers' Club Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. Floyd Andrews Gamma Alpha: Baud Keep sour temper: no one else wants it.' Sybil Lucille Arbour Earth's noblest thing: a woman perfected. Riia Alice Babin Home Economies Club: Librarian: Band Band contest A woman's whole life is a hisioiy of affection .'' Frank Marion Bacot. Jr. Della Sigma He doth well who does his lie !. . Marion Dare Bailie Dramatics Club: Boosters: Beta Delta “Make not thyself the judge of any man. Sadie Louise Baii.ey Civility costs nothing, but buys everything, Hazei. Mae Barksdaij-: Home Economics Club; Pep Squad Gamma Theta Virtue and happiness arc mother and daughter. Dorothy Irma Barton - A true friend is forever a friend.” Maryi.ie Beatty A woman still will have her will. Eiiis Esiiiii Birnard Mil Sigma: Bela Club; Honor Club; Spanish Club: Beta Delia All tilings will come to him who wails.” Carol Aw Bestiioff Honor Club: Boosieis; Junioi Homemakers' Club Cheerleader: National High School Sponsor. 1939 All's fair in love and war.” Evelyn Mae Black Gamma Theta lie who feais to stiller, suiters from fear.' SENIORS I .eon I Iaroi.d Bom in i Track. Boy’s Home Economics CI1 i� l No wind can do him any good who steers for no port. Junk Patricia Bonnky Glee Club: Home Economics Glub (iood manners are made? lip of petty sat ril ices. Daisy Mar Bourgeois “A gift with a kind word is a double gift.” Doris Bourgeois Swimming: Gamma I beta “A woman's longue is hei sword, and she he t not let it rust.” 1 .i.oi a Euzahftii Boiisquet Basketball: Rally (Jive many your hand, but few your head. Totsik Adei.i. Bousquet lennis: Rail' Earth's noblest thing, a woman perfected. ( a.ark Gkorok Boycf. Debate Club: Swimming; Sigma Phi Omega A light heart lives long. Joy Mauling Boyd Mu Sigma: Spanish Club Woman, wind, anti fortune soon change. Jnil.i Ei.aink Braitiiwaite Mii Sigma: Honor Chib: Pep Squad Woman is a fickle and changeable creature. Java Brewer Swimming The fool wonders, the wise man asks.” Thomas J. Briggs, Jr. Science Club Work in youth is repose in old age. James Dawson Broussard Track The best mirror is an old friend. Peggy Joyce Broussard Band: Science Club: Gamma I beta “A woman who is never spoken of is praised the most. Josrtii Marion Browning. Jr. Silence is sweeter than speech. Rosemary Browning Envv is a kind of praise.” Dams Ki.iu.ri Bi ckei-s Mu Sigma: Band: Spanish Club You must run to win the race. F.ari. L. Bujoi. Mu Sigma: Honor Club Variets is the spire of lib- SENIORS 1941 Wll.llAM MASSON Bl'RNS Band: Buwcr siaif: Frick _ • I lie world is liis who enjoys ii. Marik F.i.izabkiii Buri Science Clnl : Spanish Club: Home l.iommicc Club; Band: Gamma I heia Contentment does not mean stagnation. Barbara Burton Gamma 'I'hcla: Tennis: llaskclball “The world Itclongs to the energetic. | am Fii aiuth Caraiuni Beta Delta “Good manners arc made of petty sacrifices. Tu. Kathryn Cason I’cp Squad He who would have the fruit must climb the tree. Ci.ara Ami Aim Ca ayoix Mu Sigma; Reporter. Mono! Club: Dramatics Club; Junior Homemakers Club Bu zer staff: Fricassee staff: Rally Play Forensic League Play Who loves his woik and knows lo spine. May live and llomisli any where. Hum Jacqihvn (iiaaiiurs Science Club A woman never s| oken of is praised most. Dorothy Ei.izaiii hi Ciiaxck Honor Club: Home T.ronomics ( lull Politeness is lo do and say the kindest thing in the kindliest way. Mariu'i'kiii: Dr.wi Ciiari.kt President. Delta Beta Sigma: Honor Club Inter-Sorority Council Silence is golden. Mari ik M akik Ciiari i i The world is his who enjoys il.” P.AIU Rl( MARI ISOS ClIAAIRs Wishing of all einployniciits is the worst. Paui.ink ClIAAIRs Dramatics Club; Secretary. Delwtc Club Home Frouomics Club: Pep Scpiad lie knows the water ln-st who has waded through it. Pairicia Francis Ciiidsiv l Sigma: Science Club: Glee Club; V« i- Editor. Buzzer; Dramatics Club A laying hen is better than a standing mill. Mara Rr hi Cmi.iwi.ss Mu Sigma: Honor Club: I II Club: I II Club Winner Thrice happy lie who lias found his Avork. Warkkn Thomas Comi ai x Della Sigma; Boy's Home Economics Silence is golden. Francis Coi cmiu s Coki.i v Hi-V Club; Gamma Alpha The world is his who enjoys il. Cri ic.ii ion Couvii.ion A Ik v s love is like water in a sieve.' SENIORS 1941 Mary Foard Crawford Home Economics Club: Pep S«|u:ul Give many your hand, bill feiv your head. Maryf I.ou Crknmiaw Figs, women, and bees cannot be turned.” Wll.I.IAM ToKRKV CUNNINGHAM Sergeant-at-arms. Mu Sigma; beta Club Honor Club: Science Club: Hi-Y Club Football: Track ” I o be wise is to know how little can be known.” Crack Elizabeth Cushing Mu Sigma; Beta Club: Vice President. Science Club; Glee Club: Rally L’nto the pure all things are pure.” Avihom Benjamin Daniels “If youth only knew, If old age only could!” Nei.i. Davis Woman is a fickle and changeable character. Rkba Maf. DkLacf. Band He doth well who does his best. Ruth Virginia Dknko Mu Sigma: Beta Delta Truly polite is always polite.” MALCOI.M I.AMAR DeNI.EY Sec., Mu Sigma: Beta Club: Honoi Club Pres.. Hi-Y Club: Junior Fire Chief: Buzzer staff. Associate editor. Fricassee: Band Sec.. Delta Sigma; Band Contest I he rock that resists a crowbar gives was to the roots of a tender plant. Virginia Jeannkttf. Dkntro Silence is sweeter than speech.” Awn Maf Doty Woman’s at best a contradiction still.” Fannif. Makif: Doty “Good that comes too late is good for nothing.” Bette Dougherty Mu Sigma Every why has a wherefore.” Marcus Ei.iska Dot gi s. Jk Mu Sigma: Honor Club: Leadership Club: Hi-Y Club Good clothes 0| cn all doors. Naomi Celeste Druir Pep squad “All things will come to him who waits. ’ Alice Mii.ier Evans Honor Club; Hist.. Home Economics Club “No wind can do him any good who steers for no port.” Beryle Cecii.i Evans Honor Club; Bela Delta: Sponsor, Kappa Sigma Alpha “lie who would have the fruit must climb the tree.” O.MA GORDON' Mu Sicilia: Spanish Club: Gamma I hr I a “Evenone likes her. Hn rv Gi-adden Beta Delia I he world is his who enjoys it. Giairia Ki.i abi iii Gass Della Bela Sigma: Sponsoi, Rapp ■ Sign) i Alpha: Boosters. “The woihl Ix-longs 10 the cncrgeiic. Bjrimck Marii Gakyiv Pres., (iiiiiiiiciir Club; Bn ci stall llisi.. Delta Beta Sigma “Gray hairs and wrinkles may conic. But a light heart is always gay.” John Baotim Gakov Jr. Mu Sigma “So termination without determination. Manor Ai.itn Fruit Mu Sigma: Honor Club: Home Economics Club: Pep Squad Belter to lie wise and look simple. I ban to lie simple and look wise. Vivian Mai Frier Bela Della “Sloth makes all things diHktili: indnstiy. casv. Paw. Hinrv I-'ri� iiricks. Jr. Track: Ili V Club. “ I rue happiness consists of making others happy. VKRONA El.AIM FkIIiOK Home Economics Club: Glee Club I.be to learn and ou will learn to live. Hkriikki Ei.im� n I kiis.i Mu Sigma: Honor Club: Sigma Phi Omega: Hi Y Club; Rally The price of wisdom is above rubies. Audrey Gertrude Foukrikk I’rcs.. Gamma Theta lie knows the water l cst who has waded ilnough it. Bi m ria I.ot isi Fori hr Bu ei stall; Gamma I lieta A woman’s nay does stand foi naught. Juanita Joyce Forma I’ep Squad Woman's at liesi a contradiction still. Howaro Fora,in SjjoiTs Editor. Fricassee Stall: Bu ei Stall Gamma Alpha: Football: (.lee Club I teas.. Dramatics Club He who speaks kind words lias mam ft lends.” Carkoi.i J. Fit nik� n ‘Ton must run to win the race. Jam Frances Fidi.kr Mii Sigma: Pres.. Honor Club: liras.. Beta Club: Home Economics Club: Rally To the one who himself strives earnestly. God also lends a helping hand. Maik.i N vomi E vns Gamma I beta Where a woman has no answer, the sea is empty of water. SENIORS Svbii. Jean Jordan Bela Delia: Sponsor. Theta Kappa Omega Beaul is worse than wine: ii intoxicates both (he holder and the behoUler. IIf.i.en Margaret Hutchinson He lives most who lives for others. Ester Hi rst Bela Della The statue lies hid in the block of mat hie. Gloria Elizabeth Hokmeinz Mu Sigma: Beta Club: Honor Club: Fricassee Staff: Rallv; Rally French; ‘10; Rails Impromptu Speaking: Forensic League Play and Interpretative Reading She who has an art lias everywhere a pan. Sue Hinson Band: Beta Delta: Sponsor. Phi Lambda Epsilon Full vessels give the least sound. Catherine June Hi roman Mu Sigma, Beta Club: Honor Club: Leadership Club; Beta Delta: Intcr-soroiiiy Council; Sponsor, Theta Kappa Omega: Boosters; Fricassee stall-; D.A.R. Citizenship Award The ideal wife never marries. John Harmon Henke.i. Mu Sigma A boy is better unlrorn than untaught.” Frances Henderson “Good instruction is Iretier than riches.” Natauf. Lorraine Heard Band; Home Economics Club: Science Club: Gamma Theta There is no royal road to learning.” Lemuel Earl Hawskv Honor Club: Science Club; Hi-Y; Track “Silence is complimcntaiy. Virginia Geneva Hartley Gamma Theia Site lives long that lives well. Juanita Leak Hail Baud “The world Iwlongs to the energetic. At inf. Agnes Guidry Basket ball To foim cpiickly is woman's wit. Josie: Anna Lee. Chick Basketball A light heart lives long. l.EANDEK McCarty Grunewald Science Club: Gamma Alpha: Basketball Manager: Football Manager: Track Manager The way to . man's heart is through bis stomach. Carol Ji n Gkeenbukg Mu Sigma: Honor C Inb He who would have the fruit must climb the tree. Douglas Littleton Gordon Mu Sigma: Beta Club: Honor Club: Track Fricassee stall Before money even kings lake oil iheir hais. SENIORS 19 4 1 U ll.l Kilt ClARINCK l.l'IMVUK, Jr. Blind: Football: I rack A happy heart is always young. ' KKHAKI) hi.MIR I.F.ES Vice-prcs.. Dramatics Club Vice-pres.. Theta Kapa Omega The hand that gathets gives. Gloria Anna I.r.Rt.wc Boosters: Gumma I beta Good institution is better than riches. March: LkBkaii Raise not more devils than you cm handle.' Hfi.kn l.ortsi: Lacciii in Silence is • •l' cn.” Mvrti GiM.vtrvF. I.andr Glee Club He doth well who does his best.' Oma Lvdia 1 .anDRV Pep Scpiad Full essels give least sound. Edward Bi.air Laki.v, |r. Spanish Club: Hi-V Club GotI gives the milk, but not the pail. |asiis R. LaCoi k St iente Club: 1 11 Club Live to learn and yon will learn to live. Ft 1 Mir ni Lacf.wki.i. Dramatics Club: Debate Club: Science Club Forensic Ixrague: Girls' Oration: Rails “ I rul polite is always polite. Rai.iui Adnli.i. Kiiiii.ma.nn Mil Sigma: Science Club; Track Brave hearts arc tender hearts. Jam: Eumcf Klim; Band: Science Club: Gamma I beta Music is well said to lie the speech of angels. EfftF.Ni: Kim mi: Baud; Honor Club Von tint si run to win the race. James A. Klmi Band No wind does him anv good who steers for no port.” Charles Adams Kfj.lv Pies.. Baud: Buz er staff: Hi-V Club; Bantl Contest “To listen is to compliment. • Lois Ki.vink Klviim; Mil Sigma: Honor Club: Science Club Bela Delta Woman, wind, and fortune soon change. Hans K ci i man Hoiioi Chib; Deltaic Club: Fricassee stall Blessed is he who has found his work.” SENIORS 19 4 1 lexandf.r Arthur McArthur He. who docs not advance, recedes. lit i.fa Hoi.MW McAdams Mu Sigma: Beta Delta Knowledge conies, but wisdom lingris. Nri i n. (T.vkici Maiiiirm: Life is the (lower of which lose is the honey. Harold Chari.is Matherne No wind will do him any good who aims (or no port. James Rouai. Mary Fricassee stall A faster talker never i ked the fate of the earth. Clara Florence Maestri She lives most who lives for others. Bitty Louise Madkrk Home Economies Club Cod looks to pure hands, not full ones. Baron Phelps Lyons Theta Kappa Omega “Wishing of all employments, is the worst. Marcarit (oii.kin Lynch Mu Sigma: Honor Club Fruly polite is always polite. William Bryan Lyi.e. Jr. Honor Cluh: Science Club: Hi Y Club Make each day a critic of the last. Dorothy Lozano All things will come lo him who waits.' Dorothy Ann Loupe. Gamma Theta I lie world is his who enjoys it.” ic:k I.orio When anger rises up, think of , the consequences.” R« hard Fermat Lombard Treas.. Mu Sigma: Beta Cluh: Honor Cluh: Basketball 'Flic real leaders do not always march at the head of the procession. Ima Lee Lewis Camma I heta: Sc ience Club A woman’s whole life is a history of affection. Giokma F.i.i aio III Lf.vinc.ston Home Economics Club: Science Club (ilce Club Good manners arc made of petty sacrifices. Sanford I’iiillii I.emoink You must run to win the race.” s Joshiiim Sarah Moran Science Club: filer Club: I’cp Squad The hand that gives gathers. Ft 1.1rt K. Mooxi. Jr. Mu Sigma: Beta Club: Siicncc Club Band: Hi Y Club: Honor ( ltd) A friend in need is a friend indeed. Kai.i'ii Ptiii.it Mot u ri He who toils with pain will eat with pleasure.” Marjorii Ciiariim MirairMR Dramatics Club Silence sweeter is than speech. BtkMtt Coi.i.ins MlDDl.lt ON Mu Sigma: Honor Club: Beta Delta Boosters: Sponsor. Sigma Phi Omega ■ The courteous learns his courtesy from the discourteous. Josh Micnn.it Give many vour band: but few your head. Rriwn |o MlkRtlJ Delta Beta Sigma: Sjxmsor. Delia Sigma: Inter •sorority Council: Boosters: Fricassee stall: Kaltv The Only way to have a friend is to lie one. Jos)mi |. Mil l ii.u. Jr. Aim for a star, and try to get there. Jkawi Patricia Miiiiir Mu Sigma: Bela Club: Honor Club: Rail' For love the smallest gift commands. Jolts 11 a.Milos McRsisiv Adversity is the true scale for weighing friendship. Jami.s Richard McI.ian Good mstniction is l cttcr than riches. I’rkxtos Gamaijii Mi l i es See.-I rcas.. Sigma I'lti Omega; Mu Sigma Honor Clul): Bttr cr stall A wise man among the ignorant is as a beautiful gill in the company of blind men. Ida Mas C.rk.or Home Kconotnics Club: Science Club; Band Delta Beta Sigma Silence is golden. I.iii v OiRiRtniR McF.uix Mu sigma: Beta Delta: See.. Commerce Club Knowledge conies, but wisdom lingers. Richard Knox McDchvi i.i. Mu Sigma; Beta Club: Honor Club: Spanish Club: Ass'i junior Fire Chief: Leader ship Club: Fricassee staff; Sec.. Hi-Y Club Sigma Phi Omega A twinkle in his eye and a smile on his lips. Ccroian l.iosc McDoUC.AU. See.. Della Bela Sigma: Boosters Beauty draws more than oxen. Mii.ba McDwnt. Pep Squad: (lamma Theta From a pure spring pure water flows. 19 4 1 John Stanley Palmer No man is ficc when lie cannot tonnnaiul himself. Fred Alton Palmer. Jr. Leadership ('.lull Virtue to excess is sin.” Walter Paine Make each clay a critic on the last.” E N I O R S Bobbie Siiuari Paine Mu Simula: Science Club: Beta Delta A preu face is a letter of intrcKluction. Marc.uiriir Auer Ohom Boosteis: Chaplain, Gamma Theta They say is a tough old liar. J nmes Graves Odom Football: Gamma Alpha When anger rises think of the consequences.” Jack Cantkeel Odom I beta Kappa Omega “There is no se crit like gcnileness. Emacene Bei.i. Odom Bela Delta lo form devices quick is woman’s wit.” l ro Antoinktta oto Silence is more clocptcni than words. Mary Hi i mu hi Nokksmr Mu Sigma: Bela Club: Honor Club Spanish Club: Science Club: Beta Della A good life keeps away wrinkles.” Nina Jones Niciiois Vice-Pies.. Mu Sigma: Pres.. Beta Club I teas.. 1 liiiiot Club: Leadciship Club Fricassee .stall; Rails Measure your mind's height by the shade it costs.” Jot Dominick Nicholas Work in youth is repose in age.” Rubin M. Newman. |r. Spanish Cluh Keep unii lemper; no one else wauls it. Ji anita Mae Nesbit Mii Sigma: Honor Club: Science ( lull Every one is the son of his own works. John I iiomas N son A rolling stone gathers no moss.” Jo w Myers Home Economics Cluh: Science Club Boosters: Gamma I beta Evers woman loves the woman in the looking glass. Fay Tyler Murray Mu Sigma: Beta luh: Honor Cluh Glee Cluh: Beta Delta: Ralls She. the sweetest of all singers. Gi.oria Mm Ratliff No kindly heart unkindh deeds will do.' Amos l.ovvi 1.1, Raimi Football: Basketball: Track Wlicn anger rises, think of the consccpienccs. Jamt Quins Mil Sigma: Honor Club: Beta Delta A civil denial is better than a rude grant.” C.roRf.i: I.imvood I’vt.wr Track Content thyself to he obscurely good. (no Prick Vice-Prcs.. Sigma IMii Omega: lutci fraternity Council: I rack: Football A true friend is forever a fiicnd. Mai Helen Prf.wiu Canuna I beta She who toils with pain will rat with pleasure.” JlRRY POWAI.SM (dee Club No woman is free who cannot command herself. Piiii.ii IjOUIS Poi.no Honor Club: Spanish Chib Character is what we arc in the daik. Andrew C. Pittman l-H Club Blow your horn if you don't sell fish. James Rav Picrftt Dramatic Club: Hi Y Club: Commerce: Club; I rack: Buzzer staff: Rally He that sjxaks. sows: he that heats, reaps. Hi nry Maurice Picard Science Club: Sigma Phi Omega “As a friend, there is no better.” Murray Phillips “A light heart lives longer. Bil l IK Bi i i.i Pi mu k Beta Della: Booster; Sponsoi. Phi LamlMla Fpsilon A good life keeps away wrinkles. Myrtle F,i aim Pi arck Honor Club: Spanish Club: Science Club: Pep Scpiad Woman, wind, and fortune soon change. IlIKRESA F.MMA PATTERSON Mu -Sigma: Honor Club: Boostcis Beta Delia Patience is the key of paradise. Vi Rir 1.11 Marik Patin 1'nio the pure, all things are pine. Amiionv Piiilii- Parrino Football Young men think old men arc fools. But old men know young men are fools.” SENIORS 19 4 1 Fannie Sai.tz Kindness is more binding than a loan. Dorothy Sai.ario Boosters Woman's jars breed men's wars. Angelina Sai.ario Spanish Club Every woman loves the woman in the looking-glass. Rockr Voi.sy St. Dizikr. Jr. Co-editor. Fricassee: President, Debate Club: Mu Sigma; Honor Club: Hi-V: Rally Debate Forensic Play: Forensic interpretive reading Chaplain. Sigma Phi Omega We talk on principle, but we art on interest. Mae Alice Rltii Science Club: Home Economics; Pep Squad Buzzer staff “A jealous head is soon broken. Mary Meredith Rome Delta Beta Sigma Mickey is the kind of a girl that rates orchids eveiytimc.” Odlin Edmond Rodwki.i. Mu Sigma Love all. trust a few. do wrong to none. Isabki.i.k Anna Rodweel Mu Sigma: Honor Club: Science Chib: Band “ 1 he hand that gives, gatheis.” William E. Robins. Jr. Delta Sigma: Bov's Home Economics Club He is idle that might Ik- liettcr employed.” Lenora Riffel No kindly heart unkindly deeds will do. Bernice Rikfkl Woman’s at best a contradiction still. Carlisle Richard Beware of no man more than thyself. Marcaret Rem roe Honor Club: Band Make each day a critic of the last. Hu dam e Ri ii.ky Beta Delta: S|K� iisor. Gamma Alpha: Mu Sigma; Beta Club: Honor Club Boosters: Fricassee stall A good mind jkkscsscs a kingdom. Oi.im Theresa Reed Gamma Theta Silence is golden. Rtth Elizabeth Redout “The world is Ins who enjoys it. Rai.i'Ii Ratcliff (lamina Alpha: Cheerleader: Sponsor. Delta Beta Sigma: Intcrfratcrnity Council: Representative. Gamma Theta High regions arc never without storms. SENIORS 1941 M mm.ii Hi lia Svm iif Gamma I beta: ll.iskollull Wf talk mi principle. Inn we ail on interest. |l I II V IIMil l | k. |k. Spanish Club: Ili-V :lnl I know my fate. neither ilo I care. Birn mi :l ll Makii Si iioowi ak� R Snaiii-.li Clnli I may forget her name. Inn never her smile. hvi i.vn Ri ill Si on Mn Simula; Bela ( IiiIi: llonoi Club: R.illv Thou living lav of intellectual Inc. JOSEPIIIXI C.V I III RISK SCURRIA Tlicre is one woman of sense lo forty vvoiiien of wil. J M� Si vri i s Band: Vice-Pirs.. Hi- Chili “A true friend is forever a friend. Roi.vsn Nrn Srxu. Della Sigma: S|H� nsor. Bela Delia “Cod gives die milk. Imi not die pail. M vkv Kn .viu hi Siia.vaiian lii Sigma: Honor Club: Lcadeiship ( IiiIi: Boosters; Spouwn, Sigma I'lii Omega: Bela Della: Rally: forensic l.eague Play I’recaulion is heller than cine.” Mvrtii Jini Siiaski.i: They say is a lough old liar.” Ciori.i F. Sin vkik. Jr. Science Cluh: Band; Band Contest Silence is more elo |iicul than words. Charms E. Ssiiiii .Science Cluh: Band He drat speaks. sows: lie dial hears, reaps. P.virkia Svirrii Della Bela Sigma: Booster: Honor Club A gcnilc hand may lead an elephant. Win iam Bum s n Co-edilor. fricassee: I icjstircr. Delia Sigma See.. Inicrlralcrnily Council: Leadership Club: Beta Cluh: Honor Cluh Who speakeih kind words hath many friends. F.l lWill I av Sobers Camilla I beta Everyone likes her. IK Ml. VRI) fKVM is Nil KVBIKI. Silence is golden.” CONMI SlOI l MIIAI IK See.. Home Economics Cluh Silence. Ireauiiful voice.” Bonnn I.ii.man Sii izmvn Spanisli Cluh I lie fool wonders, die wise man askv Ri in Bovvm v Si mox Mu Sigma Good inslmction is Ireiter than riches. SENIORS 1941 Ka mi Marguerite Sygai as Friendly to all. ami all arc her friends Lii.a Bi a Tate A woman is a fickle and changeable character. Ki.dkva Thompson “Beauty and brains make a wonderful (Oiubinat ion.” I llll MA 111 RNKITK THOMPSON Secretary of Honor Club: Mu Sigma Beta ( lub Spanish Club: Secretary ol Beta Delia Sorority Fricassee Stall: Booster A girl is better tmliorn than untaught. 11 AhKiirr Otiieeeo Tisdai.k A woman thinking l� herself, is always thinking mischief.” Jimmie Todd Beta Club Character is what we are in the dark. Josh Fane Tour Buzzer stall: Glee Club: Dramatic Club Science Club “As a friend, there is no heller. James F.igkxe Townsend Band Nothing so dillieuli but mav be won by industry.” IIazii. Agatha Tri dit.i. Gamma I beta: Spanish Club: Home F.conomics Club Women arc entitled to life, liberty, and the pursuit of men. I.vti.i: Cari. Turni.v Hi-Y Make each day a critic on the last. Wiu.tr. ('ain Tvnks (•amnia Theta: Spanish Club: Mu Sigma Foi love the small gift commends. FTginik Matiiiidi Venire Dr.im.ilirs Club; Debate Club: Mu Sigma: Honor (:lub: Ralls He who can work is a Irorn king. Iris Fjjzaim rit Vicknair Gamma I beta: Boosters “A pretty face wins the case. Yvonnf. Vignes Beta Delta A woman still will have her will. Iris M. Vine Boosters; Home Kconomics Club I.ittle said is soonest mended. Varney Maria Vohsberc. Character is what we are in the dark ” Ciiari.ks Wieijam Voigt Leadership Club: Delta Sigma Beware of no man more than thyself.” Fannie Beth Wade Mil Sigma “No kind heart would do unkind deeds.” ................ i ■■..i _ ■■■■■? SENIORS 1941 C.IOKC.IAWI IMMIR Nlu Sigma: Science Club: Honor Club Curiosity killed a cat. Ihim .aciiariaii “The world is his who enjoys it. John Edward Yiki.ir Track: Football. Delta Sigma Flies don't rntei in a closed mouth. Bariiaka Ann Wyait Mu Sigma; Science C.lnb; Home Economics Club; Delta Beta Sigma: Fricassee Stall A thing of beauty is a joy forever. David Wilson Delta Sigma. Friratsee Staff The world belongs to the energetic. William Fioyii Williamson. Jr. I res.. Mn Sigma: Beta Club: Honor Club On responding Sec.. Delta Sigma Make not thyself the judge of any man. Fkm.mim: Williamson Mu Sigma: Dramatics Club Foi love the small gift commends. Mildrfo Williams Make each day a critic of the last. Marion Ckkikuui Wildfr Beta Delta: Dramatics Club: Booster: Rally; Forensic league Play I am not in the role of common man. Arnold l)� :r White The fool wonders, the wise man asks.” Edward Clark Weaver Dramatics Club A low voice carries far. Evelyn |hanita Wax A woman still will have her will. Corky Vernon Watson Band A gentle hand may lead an elephant.” Flovo C. Watts Band: Science Club Despise school and remain a fool. Jay Miri.in Wasiiaiikr Science Club: Bti icr; Fricassee Staff Civililv costs imiliiug and buys everything.” Mary Elizabeth Worsiivm A woman unmarried is dead. Francis Waits Mii Sigma: Honor Club: Bela Delta To be strong i to l� c happy. Mona Fay Wai klk Gamma Theta 'Women, wind, and fortune soon change. UNDERCLASSMEN 1941 JIMMY BARNETT Junior 11 - A BRAUD Junior MILLARD BYRD J unior GLORIA CARR Junior BETTY CHANCE Junior ELIZA BE I H CHAPMAN Junior ARTHUR CHOPIN Junior DOTTY RUTH CHRISTOPHER Junior JACK EMMONS Junior SUS ANNE ERICKSON Junior WINIFRED EVANS Junior BARBARA FAl RES Junior ELOISE FRA7.EE Junior BETTY LOU C.R XHAM Junior EVELYN KELLER Junior MITZI LA COI R Junior OVIDE LEONARD Junior LARRY MANN Junior LILLIE MAYER t Junior DICK MEANS Junior UNDERCLASSMEN 1941 JEAN MOM.El Junior COMAN NOR I ON Junior NONA IKAN REI� 1)V Junior YVONNE ROUMAIN Junior BEVERLY Rl.'SS Junior DOROTHY SAMSON Junior MARGAREI SCHOONMAKER Junior VIVIAN STOKES Junior PEGGY Jl NK VICKERS Junior FRANCES WHITAKER Junior NORMA WRIGHI Junior JUNE BRYANT Freshman IE B. CONNER Freshman CHARLES DcPI'Y Freshman MAR I HA DOWELL Freshman E I HEI. DIAMNC Freshman MARGUF.RI I E FUN I Fresh man NEALE GORDON Freshman C IIARLEEN GREENBl’RG Freshman UNDERCLASSMEN 1941 WII.MA GUICE freshman DAVID GUTHRIE Freshman RALEIGH GYNES Freshman MARSHALL HEFLIN Freshman JIMMY HUN DEM ER Freshman JEAN JUNOT Freshman CARA KEA I INC Freshman BRINSFIELD KING Freshman C HES1 ER LaGRONE Freshman VEREKER MAIS Freshman IRBY NICHOLS Freshman GARNF.I SI. 1)1 1 KR Freshman RORKR I SEALS Freshman BETTY SHIRLEY Freshman JOHN S I O I LER Freshman ELIZABEI II SI RICKLAND Freshman CHARLES VOSS Freshman EUGENE WEIR Freshman NAAMAN WOODLAND Freshman d-Laii cdfiitoitj Down thru the ages tin picturesque element of a senior high school has always been The underclassman.” With that term hanging over our heads and written on our faces, on a clay in September. 1038 we entered u|xm the threshold of Baton Rouge Senior High School and into the hands of those dignified slavedrivers. “the seniors. Junior High was but a vague mem ory to us; to ourselves we were pretty important, the most intelligent, most promising group that had ever honored a high school with its presence and we were determined to show those upperclassmen just what we could do! We were sadly mistaken, however, if we intended to make much headway with seniors who considered us mere nothings in their lives: yet. we survived and. a year later, a little less giddy, much more dignified and confident, returned to school. No longer being the prey ol seniors, we could settle down to make a name for ourselves. Some of us. scholastically inclined, 'Muttered up our report cards with straight A’s and received bids to join the Honor Club. Mu Sigma and Beta Club. Others, athletically inclined, caused feminine hearts to beat by making spcctaculai dashes to the goal line for touchdowns in the fall football games. Still others in the Debate Club. Dramatic and dee Club. A few of us did things that made a lasting impression on our minds, such as scraping up gum with a small shovel designed vilely for those pupils who were ovetanxious to imitate cows”. Yet whatever wc accomplished wherever our ability rested, all of us had made some kind of impressions, good or bad, and had prepared ourselves for our last year in high school, the year when we. too, would be seniors! I'hen with pride and complete dignity we finally reached the pinnacle of our high school areer. We were seniois! It was a wonderful feeling. We could make the sophomores and juniors feel as we had fell when we were underclassmen, and we did! After all. wc had waited for ibis opportunity and wc were- going to take advantage of it. We took over everything. Well, utmost everything. We entered rally for the last time and won. Teachers actually admired and iespe led us. We studied diligently until Spring Fever collided with our ambitious natures and won out. I'hen came exam week. Momentous week! Ah! Memorable week when we crammed the knowledge of a semester into our feeble brains. What a relief to know we had passed! Now we could refrain from selling those invitations we weren’t so sure we should have bought. We made plans for a senior night, a banquet, and graduation. Graduation night found us spic and span in all our finery, the center of attraction, par-initially to our parents, who gazed ujion their offsprings with genuine pride and admiration. Graduation closes the last chapter in the history of our class, the senior Call of 1911. May we go on to greater and bettet things, always remembering that our high school years were the most carefree and happy years of our life. PAGE THIRTY-TWO THE FRICASSEE PAGE THIRTY-POUR THE PRICASSEE 1 J V J SUE HINSON THELMA THOMPSON JOY M ERR 11. MARY FREY THL FRICASSEE JUNE HEROMAN PACE I HIR1 Y-FIVE os( r io i n l «j Ss' i;s-ss ffsy k.cmaku i.EOKOK % . . -:.v fit . 1 fc . . v v .V rrrr LEO I'OURCIAU -it y inst I -1 fifty r Succeed 3tt ifflmnriam Ralph Kuhlmann The death of Ralph Kuhlmann was a profound shock to the city ol Baton Rouge and especially to the senior class of Baton Rouge High, of which lie was an honor member. Ralph, known and beloved to us all. was accidentally killed on Sunday, May f . MM I while out target shooting with a small bore rifle. Ralph, kindly, likable and friendly, has gone to (lasses with many of us since grammar school days. To others who only began to benefit by his acquaintance during their high school years, he was equally well thought of. lie was a member ol all the honorary organizations, and was always ready to share his knowledge and abilities with less fortunate schoolmates. His favorite hobbie was the care of small animals, which he loved with a kindness and sincerity unattainable to a less human soul. Ralph, son of Mr. and Mrs. (). YV. Kuhlmann of North Boulevard, was an athlete and student, and above all. a human. Always ready lor a good time, always ready to go, to do what the other fellow wanted, frequently offering wise advice and in his quiet way, acting as a strong force for good. Ralph had remarkable executive abilities which usually exerted themselves through unobtrusive and good natured preset veranee. I he loss of any school mate is a deep one to high school students, but the loss of a valued and loved one is doubly a loss, since the opportunity for missing the familiar face and figure in halls, classrooms, and campus are so manifold. We, the students ol Baton Rouge High feel that the death of Ralph is a deep blow and a great bereavement to us all. He will live on forever in our hearts. He was a true comrade in thoughts, words, and deeds. May his loss make him dearer to us. THE FRICASSEE PACE THIRTY-SEVEN Candid 1. Sixth period Class 2. Hungry?? 3. One, Two. three— charge!! ■I. Shoot the sherbet to me, Herbert!! 5. Muscle-bound ( . My Hero?? 7. You see, it was this way— S. Size 14—actual measurement !� . Heave-ho!! 10. Four cinder-burners 11. Mr. and Miss Popu- larity a amzxa 1. Shorts! 2. Sardines 3. Get a shovel!! •1. Rug-cutters! • . Waiting for lunch 6. Yank him out. Miss Bourgeois!! 7. Is it correct? 8. You don’t know what it is yet?? 9. Study Hall 10. Grabbin’ a weed 11. Flop, or ape?? 1. Slave-drivers 2. (.irl physical • I 3. Hack home a ain. •‘Wool Wool” I. The firing-line '� . (.rub ai Iasi! li. 8:45—and Mill they come! 7. Thespians hitting the road 8. A grueling s|)Ort ‘I. A place of concentrated study?? 10. I he Quality of Mercy II. Shoot the whole nickel 12. Hie!! damzxa 1. Jallopy row 2. Bulldog backers 3. Same pitcher-show 4. Bringin home the bacon 5. Pants, courtcsv of H. W. 6. Bulldog aces 7. May I have lids dance? 8. I'll tell Mamma. 9. Into the Inferno 10. Liquid-air show 11. John and Julie 12. Upsv-daisv 13. Hit 'im a lick!! iJnvLatui. Out ol ihe niglu that covers me, Black as the Pit From pole to pole, I thank whatever gods may be lot my unconquerable soul. In the Fell clutch oF circumstance I have not winced nor cried aloud. I ndrr the bludgeoning oF chance My heat! is bloody, but unbowed. Beyond this place of wrath and tears Looms hut the Horror oF the shade, nd yet the menace ol the years Kinds, and shall find, me unafraid. It matters not how straight the gate, How charged with punishments the scroll, I am the master of my Fate: 1 am the captain oF my soul. — William Ernest Henley. PAGE FORTY-TWO THE FRICASSEE LEADERSHIP I.KO Poijkciau, President (!oylc Baggol Jimmie Barnett Belly Chance Eugene Chaney Dottie Ruth Christopher Marcus Douglas Edith Du Bois Jane Fidlcr THE FRICASSEE John Sioii.i-k, Sectelnry-Ttensure) Maxik Maxie Mae June Mildred Fletcher Miller I.urille Meyers Fallon Shanahan John Stotlcr Christine I odd Edgar l urnlev Bill Voight orma Wester Floyd Womack Xaaman Woodland PAGE FORTY-THREE ★ IuSacm? Colors: Old Gold and Black Founded: August, 1933 Fsiablished at Baton Rouge—|auua a non-sccrct, leadership organi atinn for high-sclu: agani aiion is the promotion of the ideals of Jthnyri •lub has undertaken many projects this Jh it most inauguration ofithe Beta coaching project.- whiYljmlus h minting and ta those- I moved. g g ' Mks . II. IjOMUafi. Sponiur I’tt-Mtlrnl Doran in Run RII llr porter Sergeant-alarms in on s Malcolm IH'iiln |ane I •tllt-i S.ii.i I imi Fidler Mars Frey lbcrt Irilehic OiNiglas (.onion lime Heroman Gloria liofliciii7 Jail. Jackson Ovidc I .eon arc! Fermat Lombard 4 ! RhJianl Mil feannc Mc-hlei Film I Mckiii-Fas I'In Mmiay Nina idiols Man Kli alicih Norkaucr Mi«ke I’aiker II. G. I'altillo I.co I'oiirriau |ere l iice Foster I’vovost llililam.ie Reilc' I loioiln'j K i hard Him 1Syee Kvchn Sc oil |iinmv I odd I lielina I honi| son Frances Whitaker Floyd Williamson Until Childress Leonora Allen KoIk-iI Vnding Film Heinanl Oscar Bomnan Millard Byrd Doris Cavlcr KiiRene Chancy Itohlry Christopher Donie Kttili Christopher William Cunningham (.nice Cushing HAGr ronrv-rouR THE FRICASSEE THE FRICASSEE PAGE FORTY-FIVE Jam Fidi r. President V Doroiiiy Richard. Vice-President I in i.ma I iiompson. Sectetar Nina Nkiioi.n. Treasurer .MaRV Fria . Sergeant at arms Ann n� i Ca WOHX, Reporter Mrs. A. B. Lo.mharii, Faculty Advisor Members I.ois Aliol Martha Adams ££ Joyce Alford - I niiim.i Allen Covlc Bagot Betty Baker l.ilv Barna Sara I ami Fidler (ran Frey Mary Frey II. E. I'ridgc Alliert Fritchic Maude Mien Futdi Carol Candy nn Graves ('.and Greenberg David Guthrie Marshal nn Heflin June lleroman Gloria Hofhicn Jack Jackson J. T. Jennings Kathryn Jumonvillc Hans Kaufmann Elaine Keating Carolvn Ciaincr Bar ha i a Crandall William Cunmug Shirlienr Dame; £ DornJn JWifcrs' Mabftlyi Henley Wjaexd- Douglas Wed Dunham Ethel Hlunning I -V Ava Bc h ker I Alite F-vansv alWi Young Bi-aji Far I I). u- r.irkiai Ernie I). Cun | , f Doris ( rtcrV Adelaide Ca avVwi Belts ( haute l li .tlteilt ha | mum Marguetiu Clvaflei rarrtna (hi tfc - -'•Ruih (j Dot trc'Ti .dh ( tMisic.pl! Klcanor m Vtttmia f.ya Wimfrcd F ans Barlxira Fam« PAGE PORTY-SIX THE rniCASSEE ' rc Man I t «� � . M. lffctj.y Mo 'C - Killy Kcllv Hcuy Ruth Kemp Kugene Kimble Marilyn Kirby Charles Langhait Dick Lccs Ovide Leonard Peggy Levy Fermat Lombard Evou Lucas W. R. I.ylc Colleen Lynch Vcrckcr Mais Lilce Mayer Richard McDowell Preston McLean Jeanne Mchler Keinice Middleton lames Rax Picket! jcrc Price Foster Provost Janci Onho'iJw E Nona ( I lild:un Dot ’( ainet Si, Di ier John Sioilei Katherine Stone Jiarcl Koducll : ■: 5; • RotbyeK Rol cii RosewaH Va da Si 1 mi rMiami Kxelvn ScOii Marx Lh alvc tb Shanahan Bet t ‘ firm', Sheppard tins Sheppart yitliv Sibley Pape Smith Kirn Snec Mare Fli abeth oi k F.luine Pack wood Nell Ruth Palnu'r Patsy J timon ’M ;■ J’egt'V Parke: . ' H (• I 'a i ul’.o nr..ciiij j5 n ShirlcV Peroiiiski Charles Irene Pickett THE FRICASSEE PAGE FORTY-SEVEN if MU SIGMA ... President I ur President Set retar v ■ A Refnnter Scrifi'’a nt-a t -a mi s H. K. Fiittur Sidney tffTl M muLaIIi-ii. Full I ( . ml (..mil' lacnllx Adeis Officers I IKM4 I,OM( 1-ONTKR I’ROV II I I M ( il'N Martin Adams Callic Ak-xandei Sam Alisc Rolicrt A tiding Leonora Allen llcrl crl Benjamin Doris Hirkland Jeanette Bo cman |nlit't Hiaitlnvaite I.la Blanch Brand Doris llmkcls Karl Ihijol loy Boyd Kllcn Bernard Millard Byrd Doris Carter Dm i it- Riitli ( delaide Ca .i Betiv Chau Marguciitc ( liaFTc Patricia Chidsey R hi Ii Childress Lti illc ( latisen Maiold Cotton Carol mi ranter W illiam Cunningham (•rare Cushing Shirlicuc Dame Belly Daniels Roy Dardcnnc R in Ii I)ciiIk Maliolm Denies Mary Palricia Dislifoni Ik-ttc Doughcily I ont Dupree Asa Bcisic Ltkcrt Hannah lismiaii Winifred Ksans Barhaia I allies lane l-'idlcr Sam I on Fidlc Marv Pres F Ml onion onion Craiifr Crecnlmig ■‘rank liar Do mills |olm IJ june MClxfhliii Cornelius HofmeeMt-i Cl. U� Hi-Hi III Corrine Isensmi |a k Jackson I lainc Keating Pells Ruth Kemp Fugcue Kimlile Johnnie Marie Kling Paul Room Ralph Kiihlman Kriuielli l a ( mix Belts Leaser Haroltl I.ciningei Oside l.eonanl I lioina- I iiiliei Feniial I omlsanl Colkfil I miiIi Majoiie Masei Floiv Mask Helen Mason I it let- Mayers Helen Mt Adams Richard MeDosvelI lA'iia M« Korn Piotnil M I ran Shirley Me,Null Jeanne Melik i lr nine Middh io I l.lscri Mooie Mars Fiances M inland Bills Moysc l ay I ilei Mill i.IS I -...... Nrs . mu Nidiots Mar’s Fli alretli Noukauei Bi Min' Pa iic Pajss alirishil I n irf Pas ion I in ilk Penns liene I’iiikrii Fosiei Piososi L J uki Quinn Nona (.cue Redds Ida Flise Reed Hildamae Rcilt-s Dorotlis Rit haul nnalK-lk- RimIssi II Oillin Rndisell Rulieil Rost'sal I |osephine Russo Marjorie Ryan kscjsii Stoll h!r p.li al cili Shanahan o� cpl c Seurria Beits June Slieppanl (.in Sheppheil Roger Si. Di ier V V% ian Stokes II4I111 Slone Ik' iniie S«ki Camille I alum Donald I alum BHdi Jamie Lois I Thelma I honipsoTI £ |imms ’I mid I jimms I timer .111 ( a ill I 'lies Fugcnic Venire igeggy June Vickers Fannie Belli W’atlc PI ■ 11 is Walden Frank Watkins Fiances Walls ,jlm Was kionili I raiircs WTiilaker J. C. Willauson Floyd jvilllamson Finest me Williamson Helen Wolman Nonna W'right Burliara Wyatt Georgiannc Zimmer Established: liaion Rouge High, I PAGE FORTY-EIGHT THE FRICASSEE ★ MU SIGMA THE FRICASSEE PAGE FORTY-NINE ♦ Kucknk ( iiams ★ BAND Frank Coki.ky 19 4 0 I he Bulldog IS.iii I of 19-10-11 hud � l i( was on hand at all home football (lies | m on one o( (lie most complicated In die fall parades Ihc Hand played with ( II S.. and a parade sponsoring leading (no of die musi ini| oMani parades Parade. Ollier activities of die Band were phi a rodeo held at die pre-contest cot lo carry out the activities of the Ba drnt. Kitgenc C haney, vice-president, and j and Richard Adcock. essfpl vear. New Oilcans for the Jesuit game, where n. � st important parts were the joint p.itade ign- I he Bulldog Band had ilie honor ot naiigtiralion Parade and the Armistice Das ■'Fail playing at an Owl Shots playing at fie rnnceit for Baton Rotigcuns. s were elected. Charles Kelly was elected piesi-smer. Librarians appointed ssetc Rita Babin 1 Lion Price Sr.vxi.ir S'lim Tr i Uui.iv ★BAND 1940-414 On February 28. (be soloists and ens or second rating. eleven band soloists am The next day. March I. the band m and sight-reading. In the state contest held at Xatchilc two ensembles won liisl rating; two soloi I be soloists who (|iialiiicd foi the K contest were Kugcnc Chancy, saxophone:' bass: and I racy Bailey, twirling. I be brass sextet and the clarinet qt Members of the sextet are Charles Kelly baritone; |amcs Kemp, trombone; and Stan pree, Waliei Brian, ami F.ugcnc Kimble. lot yhc District contest. By winning either first re smje contest. winning superior rating in concert placing •nsemblcs again did well. Sin soloists and nd rating. jliyissippi by winning superior in the state 'Iratonc; lames Searles. dium: Stanlcv Smith. ratings, thus c|ualifving hn the Regional Contest, comet; Floyd Watts. French horn: leon Price. fltrlW the quartet arc F.ugcnc Chancy, lorn Du- ★ THE BUZZER List II.iImii Roujir Classroom IVarhor-- I-oral Oi Am .alion Prolcuionol. Cvlturol end Finorciol Growth ON dour;) IIK.II MJK .� . 1 H.IS1ANA. on HttRKAORS Paramount Theatre Fo Honor R. R.H. riiiirs4la i«ht Csoeh Hcleetten to R« ceivc Trophy; ScK'-ol ( i . ... Co Edilot limitless Sta I Jamie I hompson. Mi i l.illian Gome Malcolm Dculcy Garnet St. Di ier Itiiuky Kin PAGE FIFTY-TWO Masting IIrocssarp ........Patricia C.iiiosiy Sports Stall James Rav Pickett. Editor W. I). Lloyd Basil S. Hudson Cnmon Notion Donald lockwood Staff Hushless Manager.. . Sports Editor...... Mary Rita Gra iano Larry Mann Jay Washancr Christine Chaney James Kemp 'ledds Airliart ( liailes Kelly .............. |amii: Thompson IaMI S R % I’ll m 11 lie furriers I nline Sisterly Genevieve I mtliy William Burns Betty Chance Siudees Bouicosso mina Wester Dolly Ruth Christopher THE FRICASSEE 1 Editors Roger Volsv St. Dizicr and Hurt Slice Associate Editor Malcolm Denies. hosier Provost Phnlografilix- -Jas Washauer Hans Kaufman Raleigh Oinncs Ecuture— Fugcn ic Ventrc (Feature editor) Art—Hubert Collins Barbara Wyatt Society Mar K. Shanahan Joy Merrill Gloria Hoflicinz Hi nn or—At I el ait le C !a a oil X (Humor editor) Circulation—J. R. Mary Jack Nason Organization Nina Nichols Martha Adams Jane Fidler Business—Donald Tatum Sjiorts- Howard F. Foggin (Sj� oris etlitor) Advertising Richard McDowell June licroman Hildamae Reiley Maiy Frcs Thelma I hoiii| sou Douglas Gordon Tyfiisl—Ro Dardemie ( I |� ing Editor) THE FRICASSEE PAGE Fit- TY-THREE ★ INTER-FRATERNITY ¥ Purpose: To Promote closer coojtcration among the fraternities. Pounded: 1989 Officers Ai.bkju I'ltmaiK Ptesidcii I Bum Ssh: ............ Secretary R i i'ii R n 1 in Treaswr. Ale in hers Delhi Sigma Albeit Fritcliie Burt Slice Steve Musseau Gamma Alpha Ralph Ratilill Hovel Andrews H. S. Perkins Theta Kappa Omega Leo l’ourciau Dick Lees 11ulicrt Collins Sigma Phi Omega Jack Nason Jcic Price Clark Boyce Phi Lambda Epsilon Billy Seclicld J. W. Duncan j. I). Bruce k Kappa Sigma Alpha Kiltlic McMillan Boyd Wenger Charles Ivy PAGE FIFTY-FOUR THE FRICASSEE ★ INTER-SORORITY Officers President .. . Audrey Fourrikr Vice-President .............. ___Marchi-kite Ciiarut Secretary-Treasurer .Mary Frey Advisor .......Miss Alexander Mcm hers Petri Delta Mary I'rcy June Heroninan Hildamac Reilcy Gamma Theta Audrey Fourrier .. Marjorie Coniine Doroihy Richard Delta Beta Sigma Marguerite Chariot Klcanor Fauvcr Joy Merrill Purpose: To regulate all sorority activities in the high schools oi Baton Rouge. Founded: 1936 THE FRICASSEE PAGE FIFTY-FIVE ★ beta delta ,M lllOMl'Mtt I'l.U RriUV BtRWKtr ifc IV.VIU.II u hv v s M.u Fkuk . iCi, Miotu-i Si JMISV iMUCISOIt BuWk Paine Annie I.ortV Nona Gene |ani( Ritha vomic KiM Rita Mac V W jSrl'- mdv Bet tv I mi (Vi.tli,mi FI.A.ImHi Joint | jJ{r Kean'’ |||j � iric K.rt}i W Jtlil ir I a '( out I i I let- M.y(r|pS’ Noll M.llim-fc l COLORS PINK AND BLUE FLOWERS TEA ROSE Founded l‘I2(i BATON ROUGE, LA........ I 35 DELTA OF BETA DELTA Ob FILERS ............................................................ I‘ranjgiil ......................................................... VicrPresiMul ............................................................ .SYoYfcir .......................................... r e«su' r .............................................. 11111 jit mlh. ” Viyi, ( Jr, .......................................................... ' K lortrf ..... ............................................... ScrfflhPat-airiii .......................................................... Ui'i'xion l.......................................................... CliafilnOt FACULTY ADVISORS Jp x Mi Viu.% E am Mm m k Rrm Mlvv s.rox sons hetapKapp.i Omega Wr Delta Sigma Sigma I'lti Omega . . .Gamma Alpha llonoi.m Sponsor ROBUtT ROSK.WAI Roi.wo Si no JKRH l’KI( I GOKIMIN COl lilt Chari.is Iw s ! il Jean .JomIiii. ; Elaine K eating Merle Leefc Leila MeKuen 'y ® Helen McAdaprs, Bernice MitLHercni Vvlcr Murray 1.11 y V.. N'orckauei ImO'-euc Odom Itlllie Belle I’eiulci Janet Quinn (■loria Katlill llildamac Rcilcy Mary K. Shanalran Betty Sharp J holma Thompson oiiiy-vVignes June Valters I Spites Walts Nail Wilder Martha Adaim A‘Dare Ha i lie Hllen Hernani jane Caradinc Ruth Dcnlro Bervle Evans Man Frey Vivian Mac Frier Betty Gladden June Heroman Sin- Hinson Ester Mnist Dorothv Singer Frances Whitaker Ethel Wollool (IASS Fianres IVeiilon Nancy Bird Evelyn t.loria Susan Virginia Minified F _ I’cggy Farrar Barbara Fames Covlc Hagot Belly Bakci Margaret Brian Georgie Burden Kniie I). Carr Eleanor Conrad Dorothy Davis Janice Dclcry Ethel Dunning Kudalie Fleshman Jean Frcv Marshall Ann Frances Jones Rathrvn Jnmomille Jean junot Cara H. Keating jane I .ay rock Verekcr Mais Mellic Mayer Gloria Ann Morrison Louise Nettles I’cggy Parker Jcuy Ratliff Gloria Rogers oyce Sanchc Vanda Sihetiei inailli Betty Jean Shirley Ellen Smith l al Stone Patsy Voorhics Joyce Weysham PAGE riTTY-SlX THE FRICASSEE ★ BETA DELTA THE FRICASSEE PAGE FIFTY-SEVEN Alexander is • i .•� -« � � cf rctv■ lla cl B;«rKxl.«le Ktcl n lilac k Doris Bourgeois Ma ric F. Itiial FlaiiKr Caldtv -ll 1 or «%. Chatter Bottx drain 'faille Fvan.t Box oily Foi ItMlIlt- |- S l� H Allen §-:11 aix iI■ r � • Maiv««' C aniline Nellie I— C a� XC Ikxcils l ii« l)om l ai ie Mar Virj{iiiia I - Al a Mae lk� U Mat x I on IU-an I sac :;« Ik � .i ■ • ■ aiiila I 1110 ii ( PAGE pr.—- '‘age : c. i «• « rp | ;icrf� illi a | ii.naa (a I §i «■ l l ' _ Jolinn � o Mai if I a ■ a .t in- I • t I I c ■ emu ■« 1 _i | Vivian Mai joa it laj� «o 4 arnien l.v anx ,V ' i I «n,. Cebha x ■ � «• Haifacld • • ★ GAMMA THETA THE FRICASSEE PAGE FIFTY-NINE si ma hcia Ka| | :i Omega . I l� i Omega f f«� . Spoilt -XYsiigiicriic f Hca,M� , Fai.% Berenice c;.,i i i i I « . Al o, • oi,ie L' r rl n«fOI “J3L -gSSk J,n 11 '•Ml ,V U I.. • l ★ DELTA BETA SIGMA THE FRICASSEE PAGE SIXTY-ONE D E L T ALPHIA PI Founded: Lewis Institute, Chicago, 181)7 Established: baton Rouge, 1936 A S I G M A CHAPTER Colors: Blue and White Flower: Violet Active Membership of the Year 19 11 Fiftv-one Jo Merrill Malcolm Denley Steve Musscaii MIk-ii Fritchic Hurt Sure OFFICERS Mr. Roux Mai) Fie i in k i FKticnn Siim Mvsskai Bun Snei Maicoiai Dim.ia Miss |o Mirriii. Miss Mara Friv Mr. Jit.is Rot Mr. A. F. Frmc iiii Fiank Bacoi W.irien Contrails; Malcolm Denley Albcil I'riuliie Rolicn AIiIkiU Walker Young Brian Richaitl Billion Roger Carlsmith Billy Mien 11 iii 1i ( row son Kdinond I. well favn®-7!fiantc. Tomnn l i Keiineili I Jack l.a v(on Douglas Knglish Veil tress Holladay |ilium Mnnclciuei First Sentinel .........Second Sentinel Correspond!ng Scnelai y Historian Social Advisor Social Advisor Social Ady’soi Donald Kirk Chester l-a Crone John l.cjeunc Fled ye: John Ward . Miller f gicard fd Wall Jnelson I-anclcis Jimmy Patterson I’crcv Roberts Floyd Williamson Fhcimas Whitaker David Wilson Bill Wise Floyd Womack John Verger Dick Rollerts Bill Ross Charles Voss PAGE SIXTY-TWO THE FRICASSEE DELTA SIGMA THE FRICASSEE PACE SIXTY-THREE ★ THETA KAPPA OMEGA DELTA PSI rounded: New Mexico Military Academy, 1872 Flower: While Rose CHAPTER Established: Baton Rouge 1927 Colors: Black. White. Cold SVIill. JORDON Mrs. M jor JlIM 111 ROM AN OI1- CEKS I.ko Fockciau............................................................................................ President Dick I.ms........................................................................................... l ire President Wll I I AM C.l Nr R YMOM� Secretary III lO RI 0 l I.INS Dan C ari.ock A. R. Johnson Gem Kllisaldc Jimmie Barnett Bnddv Cadwall.ider Dan Car lock l imotln Allen Gharlcs Anhiev Frank Bn re I Rolrcrt F.wcr Rill Glandney John Glow Arthur ( hnppin lluhcrt Collins Albeit Ibci f'agc Jimmie Clallam luldic Gutierrez David Guthrie Kills Hawthorn BiinkcN King NA. JL Jblirtton IJairold 1 .con. ml ■Ovidtt l.cou.ml 1918 Randolph UinotlN Rol lt 'l vie FniWicl Medium Daniix Miindiugcr I re Owen ... ..........Treasurer Corresponding Secretary .. . . Recording Secretary I.co Ronreiau William Gene Raymond Rol crt Roscwall Garnet St. Di ier John Slot let Gene Weir X'aaman Woodland Bohhv Jo Xarko PAGE SIXTY-FOUR THE FRICASSEE ★ THETA KAPPA OMEGA THE FRICASSEE PAGE SIXTY-FIVE ★ SIGMA PHI OMEGA THETA Academy CHAPTER Mi� Bkrnici Mins Mars 1k. Fri.d Baum aw Esiablishcd: Baton Rouge High 1937 Sponsor Sponsor Facultx Advisor Jack Nason JlRI I’RICf......... I’KIMON M l.l AN Ri iiakii MoDouii i Frank I’endkr Clark Boyce H. B. Conner Charles Del’uy Rogci Volsy M. l)i ict Jerc Prkc Preston McLc.m Rods I hoiRCSOIl % PLEDGES Bo!) Ciuinj;cr Shep Gallagher Bill .Strickland PAGE SIXTY-SIX THE FRICASSEE ★ SIGMA PHI OMEGA THE FRICASSEE PAGE SIXTY-SEVEN GAMMA ALPHA dirdlcs l-iitli (•cqr Melon CHAPTKR Sisicr Sorority: lpha Chapter of (� amma Theta Flower: Tea Rose spoixsons 'Iiv Maw ki i ia hi Wrii.ii ESEtXTA I II ES I llOM GAMMA TIIET I tu'HiAKii Miss M k|okii Comini i m i so rs President Vice-President ......Treasurer Secretary Pledge-Muster Set geanl-at-arms Ch u iltiin i lAUl. Cot'll-'. Howard Fog jn la iMlei (.innew .illI Milker M • iii Odom Roots I’lMih; Moral Com.in N'orld M. S. Pa-kins (iconic Robb K M.rii K rci.n MlIKIV Mc.CliKi II. S. IM rkins Hastings Rkoissarh Fi.ovd Andrews J amis Oiiom . . . W. 1). I.IjOYD I eddy Aii li;n i Floyd Andrews U;iMm,;' Rroussaul ■onion Collet! Rodney Chancy U. II I larrison Cornelius I lofincsicr UilU Kean Carnet Leach W. I). Move! Cliailcs Sharkey Pete Simon Valric Simoncaiix I cd Wilkes Malcolm Windhain ALPHA Colors: Gold and White imma Alpha Dream Girl Glass of 1 M3 Billy Briggs Donnie Forbes Krwin I Itlanc Rav Raiclili Robin Wilson PACE SIXTY-EIGHT THE FRICASSEE ★gamma alpha THE FRICASSEE PAGE SIXTY-NINE ★ PHI LAMBDA EPSILON Colors LOUISIANA Scarlet and (.old DELTA Flower Red Carnation Founded .................... Clinton Military Academy, Clinton. Missouri—1802 Established ......................... Baton Rouge, Louisiana. February 12. 1935 YtOWI Komain Sit IIivm.v L Koimii Paine Ann sons Faculty Advisor I-Tgal Advixoi Social Director President.............. Serretan Treasurer.. ........... Carre fond ing Secretary Chaplin . h. Of .1. . I). Kitted. J. V. Callcral j. W. Duncan Mrs. Iki m ( k vh. Mr. Hi Roi m vis Mrs. V. K. K vns Hiii.v Siirino J. I). KRI ICk lii N I lsIlMJ Bii.ia Si i i n i n |. W. Di m an CURTIS I.VANN Itillv Sccficld lien I isdalc .me W illiams PARE SEVENTY ( luiloii I hniii| soii Joe Ce� |� o THE FRICASSEE Students of Baton Rouge High School entered Rally this year with the same enthusiasm, the same school spirit that has won this state contest for our school since 1900. rnfortunatcly, Ouachita, always our keenest competition, succeeded in winning the literals rails for the second consecutive year. However, our points in swimming, golf, track, and tennis combined were sufficient to enable us to win the state championship once again. Among the first place warmes Evelvn Scott. American Hfttui literate Ralls were Jean Junot. Rapid Calculation: Bills Myers. Algebra I: Ruth Kemp. 10th Grade (Grammar: MargauCUfJ'atiun. Latin I: Walker onng Brian. General HisicT ;'Yervkei Mai' Spanish I; K.ilhciinc Stone. Spani h ll;A . h. Fridge. Ghentistry: Joyce Alford. Biologs: (.race Cubing, H)th Ffanir Economics; Walkei Voting Brian. Box's Interpretative Reading: Glona Hofheitw. Girl's Interpretative Re;nUn«: F‘.‘it Tvlcr Murrav. (jiff ; solo. I hit girl s trio. Ann Wardell. F.loise fc£ ii f the play that won a first place wete Wilder, and Millicent Jackson. Fra ec. and Fay I yler Murray, won a Suj Adelaide ( a«iyoux. Blue St. Di iei |uiy l yalteth SfjatLthaii. Participants in the swimming Rally that wow fit t places wcrc js follows: iclte. 50 vd. Efce-MvU ; Norma Mcfl.trdv. 100 d. lrce-StvIcvN i Brown. Ellen T$eniaid. .imC'Xi.i ina Me 1 lardy. Free St Mr Rcla Klaine I riche 'I riche. Kvelvn Brown. Ell$n Tfirmard. a jOna Rcddv. 50 yd. Breast Stroke: Elaine iy: Margaret l atum. Ellen Bernard and Nona Recldv. Medalv Relax: Hrttesfure'-Wtllianisiin. 2® I tec stvle race; Ralph Mollcrc: 50 vd. Back Stroke and 220 rl|y WJ vd. Free Stvle Race. In track John Montgomery won a first place in l olc Vault and Hop, Step and Jump, and James Ray Picked placed first in High Jump. The Golf Team, I lira Barhata and Earl Mclaneon. won the golf trophy. Some students were outstanding enough to win several places, thus giving our school more points. Among these were John Montgomery. 13 |xiiuts; Walker Voting Brian. 10 points: Ralph Molere, 10 points: Margaret Tatum. 8 points; James Ray Pickett, 8 jmwiiis; and Elaine Trichc. 8 points. Those who did not win first plates were, of course. disap|x intcd. vet they did their best and deserved equally as much credit as those who did place. || contestants, w inners, or losers, will forever rcmemlxrr Rally Day of 19-11. THE FRICASSEE PAGE SEVENTY-ONE H I Y Founded: Baton Rouge, 1923 Malcolm I)i ni i y Mr. Hoyyt.ij.. Advisor Fommc Provost Hies ideal... Vice-President Secretary..... Treasurer. . . OFFICERS First Tcnn M aicoi.m Henley....... Frank ( ori.lv. I r � wi it Tatum I ioyii F.uminsion Second Term ....Mai oim Demiy ........James Seari.es Richard .McDowell. .Allen McEaciilrn MEMBERS Jimmy Barnett Douglas Lnglisli Walkei Young Brian Ray Frendi Millard llyrd Paul Fredericks Karl Bnjol Carrol Flcnikcn Frank Cm Icy II. K. Fridge II B. Conner Cage Gordon Bobby Chiislnphcr Neale Gordon IIiiIk'iI Collins Jimmy Graham M.drolm IVnlfy Raleigh Glivnes |. V. Duncan Billy llaihome Tom Dupre 1 emnel llawscv Charles DnPm Ronald llcnuigan Jack Dekno Groige llollingNWorlli Raymond Douglas Ceoigc |unkin Jim Klboiiuic Charles Kelley Chester l.a Gione J. R. Pickett Archie landiy Pceston Rove Cliailc l.anghail Robert Roxcu all W. B. Lyle John Stotlcr Allen McEachcm Dalton .Smith Riihard McDowell Stanley Smith Dick Means (.arilel Si. Di ier F.llrerl Moore Bine St. Di ier William NorsYvorthy Julius Schmieder Tie . Owen Donald Talum Floyd Pace Roy I'ayloi Fred Palmer Lytle '1 iintley Stanley Palmer Jay Washanei Foster Provost Xaaman Woodland CharlcN Phillip-. FACE SEVENTY TWO THE FRICASSEE H I Y ACTIVITIES ()!• 1940-1941 The Hi-V Cl 111 slarUrcl (lie fust lemi of die 1910-11 school year with 20ar(ive mcinlx-is brought over from the year liefore. I( was starting out under circumstances which were eutiielr dilferent from any die cluh li.nl ever experienced Irefore. The fonner advisor. Mr. A. K. Jones, found it necessary to resign, and so many of the duties which he was used to carrying out fell into the hands of the Hi-Y mcml eis themselves. t once they set out on an entirelv new plan of securing new nremlrers. and increased their ntunlter from 20 to rO. One of the biggest projects of the Raton Rouge Ili-Y (lull is the football parades which it sponsors each fall. I lie first parade liefore the St. Aloysius game, was the biggest success in recent years. Inspired l the school spirit hnilt up at the parade, the bulldogs went on to heat St. Aloysius 26-0. I lie Hi A club sponsored two othci parades, one Irefore the Lake Charles game and the other In-fore the C. H. S. game. Prizes were given the owners of the licst decorated cars in each parade. It is a policy of the Hi Y cluh to give at least one social a month. I lie parties given this year were: A weiner toast on Septcmiier ( : A hay ride on Octolrcr 12: A skating party on Novcmlrer 22: Girls day on Decembci 22: A ferry lx at party on January' 31: A partv at the Capitol: A hay ride on April IS. The parties this vc-.ir have excelled the parties of auv recent vear. due to the careful planning of the social committee, and to the excellent cooperation of the members. The (ltd) elected as its advisor to succeed Mr. Jones. Mr. II. R. Howell, diiectoi of the Raton Rouge Y.M.C.A. He attends all the meetings, chaperones the parties, and ofTeis good advice to the cluh when called upon. This veai the week I v Hi-Y bulletin. The Flush, was taken ovci by a committee of lx ys who collect the material and see that it is published each week. I his hulk-tin is the only weekly newspaper published by students of Baton Rouge High. It was edited this year by Foster Provost and published by Miss Bertha Rrelaud. clerk at the Y.M.C.A. Its largest edition was on Girls' Day. December 22. when it was seven pages. It features Hi-Y news, gossip. letters to the editor, and editorials. Each vear the Hi-Y cluh gives Christmas baskets to needy jn-rsons. The club's service committee, under the leadership of chairman. Richard McDowell, got together two baskets of food, and. also, tovs and clothing from the club, and presented them to two needy families who lived behind the levee. The cluh holds two elections of officers each year, one at the end of the school year, and auolhci at midterm. Of the font major officers, the only one to lie reelected at niid-ienii was President Malcolm Denley In April of each year the Hi-Y club lias held an iulcr-cily iclav fioni Hammond to Baton Rouge, bringing a message from the Mavoi of Hammond to the M.tvoi of Baton Rouge. I bis year the cluh held a longer relay, from New Orleans to Raton Rouge. The chili hopes to make this relay inn each vear. from New Orleans to Raton Rouge instead of Hammond to Raton Rouge. _ Ml in all. the lli-Y Club of 1910-1911 has improved 100%. and lias become one of the most active and popular clubs in the school. THE FRICASSEE PAGE SEVENTY-THREE PAGE SEVENTY-FOUR THE FRICASSEE w o w t-1 O S3 CO � ■� O It-1 a w GIRLS PEP SQUAD One of (he main attractions during .he halves of .he football games las. scum.,, was the Girls He,, Squad, be. ler known as .lie “UullduK IhiHds.” I lic mciulicrs. wearing while skirts and green jackets with a gold ulldog on ,l,e Ivuk marched and formal letters under the $ti| crvision of Mr. (.e nge Stout and Minn Hunger,in. organi ei of ,|IC M|ll.„| Also, whencscr possible. it was always the ami of the I ej Squad to accompany the foxtail team on ilieii various trips to serve as chccting section for the team. 4 - H CLUB il„. niimose of the Four H Club. to leach .In members the joy of work ami accomplishment.” certainly found succel. h.P.K.on Rouge High dub ihh year. The club memliers took par. ... many various activities and ...u} that they multi reach ,V, u K| H Vis' rew r« 1 ro w in ■ i i ng fuM in dilferail contests were Charles Walker, a S.me of the mem kin ■ ;|I (|,c |.|| Stale Slioit course; and Ruth Childress. ,r� i. o Chi ro'whele t us elver I a $2tH. Collegia.! Scholatdup lor placing first in Food Hrese. vation. Lcnov iill llllKM ik................... the rifle thiN year given hr the h.lean Nitrate Camipm for ratsttig superx� r corn. THE FRICASSEE PACE SEVENTY-FIVE COMMERCE CLUB The Commerce Club. Sigma Bela lau. was founded at Baton Rouge High with Miss Allison as die faculty advisor. The purpose is to liciicr die students of commerce as well as the Commerce Department itself In mdn i «l i'|iis, the'club set up as its cnialilicat ion for mcmheiship. a MB'' average in uvo of the cnmmercc subjects olleted in the department. Since the club was formed late in the year. it was impossible to fuilhet its purpose to a great extent. It hopes to Ik- in full swing during the ye.n l HI-l‘H2. THE BOOSTERS I he Boostcis aic characterized by their white skirts and jackets with the green bulldog head on the hack. This is one Of ill® organization in Baton Rouge High which has et as its standard, “die maintenance of school spirit. a vital part of school life. The mcmlx-rs of the Boostcis Club arc chosen l the football team and the pupils in the rooms having |OCi , athletic pledges. During football season the Boosters arc seen between the halves of the games. PAGE SEVENTY-SIX THE FRICASSEE GLEE CLUB I lie (dee Club under the direction of Mrs. Nettie Klinger has taken an active and important part in the activities of the school this vear. It has supplied music for several programs during the year at school and. also, for several outside organizations which request such numlx rs. In the spring of each scar, the (dee C.luh enters a girls chorus, a mixed chorus, and soloists in the district contest sponsored hy the Louisiana Music Kdticational Association. I his year a superior plus rating was given the chorus, and superior and excellent ratings were given the soloists. In addition, it also entered a girls’ trio, soloists, and a mixed quartet in the State Rally where each made an excellent showing. LATIN CLUB I he Latin Club was formed at the beginning of the second term this year to give those pupils taking Latin further information about Roman life and customs. The Club took as one of its objectives, to help the students realize that Latin is and still can he spoken. Its motto is: 'Taratc optimum I.atiuis privus quain optimum vcsiri.” THE FRICASSEE PAGE SEVENTY-SEVEN DEBATE CLUB The Ha (on Rouge Senior High Debate Club was organized in (lie fall of IWft will approximately sixteen members, and regular meeting were held on Monday and Wednesday afternoons from I to I throughout the 1910 II session. Memlrcrs of the Club attended and participated in the Annual Speech I omnament at I antis-iana College. Pincvillc. La., met delta ten front Behnnan High. New Orleans, la., in practice debates, and participated in the Mask and Ga cl Tournament at Behnnan High. New Orleans. 'Ilu- object of the club has Ireen to develop in the students cllectivc s|recclr. poise. avsutauce. cleat thinking, icsouicefiilnrvs. and self c on (idem e. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Kccmomics Club teas foimed tinclei the- leadeisbip of the Home Economics teachers with the following obje-c lives in mind: To broaden one's knowledge in the licld of homenraking and to provide an o| |M� rtmiiiy foi girls. t combine educational business with social interest.'' I he theme chosen for the girls to carry out fen this tear was Present and Past Dress.” In addition to the study f its theme, the cluh has also carried out many other activities such as fixing baskets at Christinas time, taking part in the Science and Home Economics Open House. having a Mother-Daughter lea. and making skirls for the Red Cross. PAGE SEVENTY-EIGHT THE FRICASSEE DRAMATICS CLUB I he dramatics club, organi ed the second week of school. is composed of members of the ninlli, iciuli, ami eleven 111 grades. During this year it has been very active in various fields of work. Iii November it presented a one-act corned' for its members and the faculty. t the beginning of the second term it introduced a Reading Program which was extended ovei a long period of time. Material for these- programs was selected by the students from masterpieces of literature. Iroth classic and modern Along with its other work, the mcmbcis were very active in the hast baton Rouge Forensic League. SCIENCE CLUB I he baton Rouge High Science Club was foimed foi the put pose of broadening and intensifying the students' interest in the knowledge of science- through lectures, research work, and educational tours. Any student is permitted to liecciine a member provided he takes some science at the time such as biology. Physics, or Chemistry. In living to promote its purpose, the club visited the Holsum bakery. Coca Cola bottling Company, and I.. S. I ,'s (Jicmislrv Department. In addition to these trips, we were privileged to hear two lectures given by Dr. bclirc on the work Of the oology Department of the L. S. I', at (.rand Isle, and Dr. Young on Menial Hygiene. THE FRICASSEE PAGE SEVENTY-NINE CALENDAR FOR 1940-41 August 5—The Sigma Phi Omega Fraternity entertained with a rush party al H. fc. Fridge's camp. August 3—The Ili-Y :li l entertained al the Y.M.C.A. with a party. llieic were swimming, claming, and watermelon at the Y.M.C.A. and a theater part) at the Paramount after. Scptcmlrer 9—The Delta Beta Sigma Mother's Club entertained the Delta Beta Sigma Sorority girls with a slumber party al H. K. Fridge's camp. Scptcmlrer II—The I heta Kappa Omega Frat cm it' was enter laiued by its sponsors. Misses Sybil Jean Jordan and June lleroman. with a party at A. R. Johnson’s camp. Scptcmlici lf —The Gamma Theta Sorority entertained their rushces with a tea. Scptemlrer 19—I he Phi I .am li.i Fpsihm Fraternity entertained with a rush | artv at Riverside. Scptnnlrci 20 I he fiKitball season opened with the Baton Rouge High Bulldogs whipping St. Aloysios 26 to 0. Septeinlrei 2b—'’I he Gamma Alpha Fiaternity entertained their rttshccs with a dance at I antic's Peacock Inn. Scptcmlrer 20 I he Beta Delta Sorority entertained its rttshccs with a Bullet Supper at the C-ouiiity Club. September 21—The Sigma Phi Omega Fratcrnitv entertained its indices with a breakfast at the Istrottma Hotel. Scptcmlrcr 21—The Della Beta Sigma Sorority entertained its rushres with a foriyImmii Party. Septcmlrcr 22—T he Delta Sigma Fraternity entertained with a Bullet Sup| er followed l a theater parts. Sepirntlrer 2ft-—Baton Rouge High Bulldogs in a stirring game against Ponlchatotila. Bulldogs-7; Pontchaloula 12. Octolrer S—Jesuits defeated the Baton Rouge High football team 20-7. October I—The Gamma Alpha Frilernity entertained with a dance at the Cits- Park Clubhouse. Ociolter 10 | he Baton Houge High Bulldogs were defeated by Bogalusa 12-0. Octolrer 12—The Beta Delta Sorority entertained with a Barn Dance at the Communitv Clubhouse. October 17—The Baton Rouge High Bulldogs 'Ticked'' Biloxi with a scene of H-0. October 19—Frank Pender honored Sigma Phi Omega Fraternity with a party at the Old Hickory lodge. Octolrer 20 -T he Ili-Y (Tub entertained with a Haviidr and Hot Tamales parts- at II. K. Fridge's camp. Octolrer 2' —The Della Beta Sigma Sorority entertained its members and their dates with a (Proscription'' Dance at the City Park Clubhouse. October 29— Mrs. V. C. Evans honored the Phi Iantlra F.psilon uieinlreis with a house party at her home. November 2—T he Gamma Fraternity entertained with a party at Moll's camp. Novcmlrcr S—T he Gamma Theta Sorority gave its Annual Founder's Dav Banquet. November 6—The Phi Lam Ira hpsilon Fraternity cnlcrlainecl with a Stag Party. Nnvcmhei 8—T he Gamma Alpha Fraternity gave a hay ride to Mr. Everett's camp. November 9—The I ike Charles M'ildcatt defeated the Baton Rouge High Bulldogs with a score of 12-7. NovciiiIk-i 22—-The Baton Rouge High Bulldogs fought hard only to lose to the Catholic High Bears bv a score Of 12 7. November 25—The Delta Sigma Fraternity entertained with a Tacky Party at the City Park Cliiblnnnc. November 24—I lie Della Sigma Scnorily gave a Script Dance at the Community (Tub. November SI lire Hi A Club gave a Skating Party at the City Park Skating Rink. December 7—The T heta Kappa Omega Fraternity entertained with a Barn Dance at the City Park Clubhouse. Deccmlrcr IS—T he Sigma Phi Omega Fraternity was honored with a dance, al the Community Clubhouse, given by its sponsors. Misses Mary FTi alictli Shanahan and Bernice Middleton. December I—The Gamma Alpha Fraternity was honored with a dance, at the (ommunity Clubhouse, given by its sponsois. Misses Hildamac Rcilev and Clyde Wright. December 20 Misses Joy Merrill and Mary Frey, sponsors of the Delta Sigma Fraternity, entertained the Delta Sigma Fraternity with a dance at the Community Clubhouse. Decemlicr 21—The Della Sigma Sorority gave a dance at the Community Clubhouse. Decemlicr 22 I lie Ili-Y Club had Girls' Day at the Y.M.C.A. Detc inl� ri 25—Misses Sybil Jean Jordan and |uue lleroman. sponsors of the I beta Kappa Omega Fraternity. honored the Theta Kappa Omega Fratcrnitv with a dance at the Community Clubhouse. Deccmlrcr 27 lire Beta Delta Sorority entertained with a dance al the Community Clubhouse. Decenrliei 2 —Tire Gamma I heta Sorority entertained with a dance at the Community Clubhouse. January 10 I he Gamma Alpha Fraternity entertained w ith a party at M'olf's camp. February 2—T he Beta Delta Sororitv entertained with a Bowery Party at the City Park Clubhouse. February 8—The Gamma Theta Sorority entertained with a Weiner Roast at Ixc's camp. Febniaiv 15—T he Bela Delta Sorority entertained with a Baby Partv at the Community Clubhouse. Fchruaiy 23—The Kappa Sigma Alpha Fratcrnitv entertained with a Script Dance at the Community Clubhouse. April 25—T he Kap|� a Sigma Alpha Fraternity w as honored with a hay ride by their s|x nsors. Misses Gloria Gass and Bcrvl Evans. May 16—The Sigma Phi Omega Fraicrniiv honored their sponsors. Misses Mary F.li al eth Shanahan and Bernice Middleton with a dance at the Community Clubhouse. May 23—I hc Beta Della Sororitv entertained with a dance at the Community Clubhouse. Slav 30—The Gamma Theta Sorority entertained with a dance at the (ommunity Clubhouse. Mav 31—The Gamma Alpha Fraternity honored Misses Clyde UTigln and Hildamac Rcilev with a dance at the Communitv Clubhouse. PAGE EIGHTY THE FRICASSEE FOOTBALL STARTING LINE UP LINE: I.hvin, Oimim. Mi.ki.mihi, Parkik. u.imix. IIayxion. I'kiioiii BACKS: Thompson, Harrison. Jackson, Pocr i.u THE COACHES AND STAKE I lie Bulldogs 1910-lf)| 1 football season, though unsuccessful in victories, accomplished what most teams seek to an.on. | he spirit of sportsmanship will Ion}; Ite remem hcicd of that year of bail breaks. Though lo ing the majority of the games, the players spirits were never broken. The flame of good spoitsmanship was kept burn big by Coach O. f. Ilelveston who was born in Biloxi, Mississippi where lie attended Biloxi High School. While there, he made All Southern tackle and also participated in Itaskelball and baseball. After graduation from High School in 1932, he attended I..S.C.. 1933. 1931. and 1935 and 193b. lie was elected all conference guard in 1935. he also was mentioned honorably for All-American. He played baseball in the years 1931. 1935, and I93 . He was also a irtemlier of 0.1).K. leadeiship fraternity. Back field Coach Bert Yales was born in Havncsville. Ixniisiana, where he attended llavnes illc High School. While at Havncsville he played football four years, making all state in 1929 and 1930. After graduation in 1931, he attended I..S.r. where lie participated in football for four years, being selected as captain in 1931. He also won the handball championship with Bill I.o!kIc1I. Knd C-oach Charles Cillicrl was Ixmi in Winnflcld. Louisiana. He attended Louisiana lech at Ruston. Louis-, lie also attended I..S.1 . where he received the M.A. degree at the school ol Health and Physical Kducation, i' , ,■ 19-IL He placed three vears of professional hascha II in the Texas League, a ml the Southern League in 1933. 'nftud l9W- TRAINERS: Strait wd Roix (;()A( IIKS: Ilnvi.sroN. Yvrr.s. ami Gii.rkrt MANAGERS: Bui. Jordan am Basil I Boson L BULLDOGS SLAV ST. ALOVSIUS 20-0 I lie Baton Rouge High School Cohlen Bulldogs opened llieir first game of the season with a convincing win of 2f 0 ovet the St. Aloysius Flashes of Vicksburg. Mississippi. As a whole the play of the Bulldogs was very good considering the condition of the Held which was slippers and wet. The Bulldogs scored earls in the first and second cpiaiter with touchdowns coining in each of these periods. After going scoreless in the third jK-riod they added two touchdowns in (lie fourth hut failed to concert the extra points. Co-Captains Odom and Haymon, j. Rennet and M. I’aikcr looked particularly good in the line while the work of Thompson. Wolf. Jackson and Harrison was outstanding among the hacks. PON Cl IATOULA UPSETS BULLDOGS 13-7 What might lie considered one of the biggest uprCIs of the season was Poiichatdula's victors ovci the Bulldogs. I lueatcning to score twice in the liixi half, the Bulldogs made a fumble on the four-yard line nullifying the inili.il rllort to score. The lone Bulldog touchdown came when I.. I'otirciau shot two passes to C. Harrison, one for thirteen said , the other foi six that ended the game. Outs Havmox—'Truly a star on Ct-Attir. Hakrixox—The quarter- Jamb Ouom—The Bulldogs old Wit.non I.HXixcaR His I’'|||0rC the defense was this ‘'human tlv- hack of the Bulldogs, an efficient reliable a man who showed hi defense was worthy 1,1 ' namo ' of brawn and brain. leader of an efficient team. ability to take ii under strain. experienced. Ivy Thompson—Ivy has shown Oscar Bozeman—Oscar’s driving Jack Jackson — This big fellow I.f.o I’ourciau—Leo's agile foot fur his speed and capability on fast power was a great asset to the could always smash a husky line, nisltcd many extra ards on punts, reverses, has gained much yardage team. abilly to run haul brought the this season. Bulldogs many touchdowns. JAYS DEFEAT BULLDOGS 20 0 The Baton Rouge High Bulldogs fought a losing, but. game battle against the powerful Jesuit Jav s dropping the dec ision to the ( resent Cit Powerhouse In a score of 20-0. comhination of Kc and I)i Bartlow plus a lieaw and haul charging line proved loo much lor the gallant Bulldogs. I he olfense of the Bulldogs never could nunc e.isih against the Jay's during the contest but the work of ITompson at tight lialf Stood out during the game, as well as that of Bo cman. who played tailback. Outstanding on the defense were ). Odom. ). Bennett. |. Jackson. C. Harrison and A. F rite hie. BULLDOGS LOSK I ( B()GALUSA 12-0 I he Bulldogs emriged on the short end ol a 12 11 score, losing to the Bogalusa High School Lumberjacks in a southeastern confluence game. I his marked the longest losing streak the leant had ever experienced under the reign of Coach Helvcston. Baton Rouge threatened in the- final minutes of the first half when successive passes from Potmiati to Thompson, then to I-rite hie moved tin hall to the Bogalusa 26 yard line. However the next pass was intercepted ending the threat as the half ended. One of the features of die game was a punting duel between Potirciau ol the Bulldogs and Honakcr of the l.ttmbei jacks. THE FRICASSEE PAGE EIGHTY-THREE L F O O T B A L BULLDOGS LOSE TO LAKE CHARLES 11-6 I.akc Charles survival lire strong Bulldog dclcrininalion and |xnvci to take a slight edge over the Build M-6. I lie hatiling band «( determined Bulldogs spilled l-ike Chailcs pigskin from stri| c to stri| c. to litre the Wildcats progress throughout the rontcsl with hciok line plunges and powerful running by J. Jackson I« inger set the stage for the Bulldogs score by intercepting a pass in his own territory and returning '• o ntidli- ; Several ground-gaining plays precccdcd the touchdown pass front Jackson to Fritchic. This tnarkctl tire lust I Charles triumph since 1937. BULLDOGS DEFEATED BY CATHOLIC HIGH 12-7 I hr Catholic High Bitiius staged a last minute tally to treat the Bulldogs l a slim margin of 12-7 1 thiil ing I ink« Day tilt. Catholic High shattered Bulldog hopes of the Turkey Day victory at I..S.I'.. by surviving i sea of mud to rally in the third period to beat the Green and Gold. I ltc Bulldogs driving |x� wci started fast against the Bruins, with J. Jackson paving the Bulldog war to pay dirt for a 7-0 lead in the Inst quartet. J. I . I.ewis made it |rossihlc for the lone saire l� recovering a Biuiit fumhlal punt on the nine yard line. Jackson swept around right end a few plays later to score the Bulldog tally. The Bruins got their winning score after a drive from the Bulldog 17-yard line, with Hatrclson plunging oxer the goal. yiniRT Fmic.lill Athens ahil- Saxi Kivm i o Sants spealv game Mickfv I’vkmk Mickey's steady |. I). I.r.wts capable n itv to snatch passes accounted could do justice to a much larger game always gave the opposition has proved very success! for much of the Bulldogs yard- player. much trouble. year, age- Marion Wolf Here comes ;i small dose of T.N.T. I HE Ol AR I ERBACK CONFERENCE IIoraci: Him. Hill as a rclicl player I his year, showed plenty of laleul. r BULLDOGS BEA I BILOXI 12-0 Coath HrlvcMon unleashed a surprising new hackheld comhinalion u� defeat die Biloxians 110. J. Jackson accoiinled for both touchdowns by line plunges, climaxing two sustained drives of and li.'i yards. Isotli drives coming at the outset of the Inst and second halves. The Bulldogs initial match Began short I after the game got iindct way. as they came into | ossession of the Ball on their own la vard line, where a |Kiriially-l lockcd punt was grounded. Biloxi threatened only one lime as they marched to the I yard line in the iliitd quarter. But the lineal failed. I he Bulldog line was sparked By Odom and Hayinon ISTROUMA DEFEATS BULLDOGS 27-1 I Istrouma gained the city championship By turning Back the Bulldogs determination to score a 2711 victory over Baton Rouge High. J. Odom touched off the fireworks in the second | criod, blocking an Istroiuna punt deep in Indian territory and A. Fritchic fell on the Ball on the one yard line. Ivy Thompson skirted left end on a reverse let smash over the score. The game took the form of the famous 1938 contest following the kick off with O. Hetman making a 60 yard dash to score-, Itcforc the thrilled 10,000 fans. I he extra point was good tying the score 7-7. I he Indians struck twice in the third | criod. and another in the fourth to amass theii 27 | e.ints. J. Jackson scored the filial Bulldog tally going over from the J yard line, after passing to A. Fritchic to pul I the hall in scoring position. THE FRICASSEE RAGE EIGHTY-FIVE FOOTBALL Whenever encouragement was needed the cheerleaders were always there. Mead cheerleaders were: Ralph Ratclill. Iroys; Km in a l.ou Crowley, girls. I he stall con ' isted of Ann Bestlioll. Coldie O'Neal. Hasting Broussard. and Emmet Me-Innis. Allreri Frilchic recovers the ball on Istrotima's one yaitl line. A 4 Leo I'ourdati gets away for a long gain against the St. Movsius Flashes of Vicks-liuig. Miss. A goal line plunge in mud and rain staged by the Bulldogs against St. Aloysius. R A C K II.lion Roii r High piovrd its merit on the (inders i 11 in the Mill season emerging from a grinding schedule unlK-alcn and tieing for the slate cliani| ionshi| . I he Bulldogs lu.ve won this every year with the exception of 1933. I'lte Bulldogs opened their season with success in the Southwestern Relays and next won major honors in the New Orleans Relay Carnival. I hr Green and Gold fared one of its toughest tasks in ii dual meet with Isirouma. which the Bulldogs won 6I-E6. I In score was .r 6-56 with only the mile relay event left io lx- tun. Baiou Rouge High's crack combination dl;m-scv. Voigt. ( (kmIc . Verger) won the relay to decide iIn-dual meet victory. Coach Jules Roux's thine lads ended competition In-fore the Stale Rally defeating Fortier and Jesuit in a triangular meet. John Montgomery pulled the Bulldogs hack into die-rmming l winning ilie hop. step, and jump. I lien again it was left up to the mile relay team to decide the winner lielwcen Baton Rouge High and Fortier. And again the Bulldogs won this event and. hv so doing, won I lie meet. Baton Rouge High had .r 2 1 3 jxiinis. Fuilier had 19 1 3 | ointS. and Jesuit 30 1 3 points. The Bulldogs closed ihrii campaign in die Slate Rally tieing with Fortier for lop honors. Baton Rouge High and Fortier had 31 points each with Istroiima veiv close l eliiiid nidi 33. Baton Rouge High individiial champions were Join Montgomery and James Ray Pickett. Montgomery won first places in the hop. step, and jump, and in the- pole vault. Montgomery set a new pole vault reroid of 13 feet 3 1 8 in. Pickett won first place in the high jump, clearing six fret, which was several inches short of the record. Others scoring points for the Bulldogs were: John Verger (3rd place in braad jump and HO), la . Pome.an (3rd place in 100. Idi place in 220). Dick Burton (3rd place in mile run). Albert Fntchie (2nd place m high and km hurdles). Lemuel Hawsev. Terrel. Bill Voigt, and John Verger on 2nd place mile relay mini. MANAt.KRS: Benjamin. Hernandez, I am kwooi . ffi nsox Jordan, Ciioi-i-i.x Kenner Day was die assistant track coach. THE FRICASSEE lie spent much lime woiking with the boys individually. PAGE EIGHTY-SEVEN John Montcomirv — Pole vault, hop step. and jump, javelin, high jump, and hroad jump. Placed 1st pole vault, 1st in hop. step, and jump, and Itii in javelin at Mate Rally John's ability to enter into so mam events was one good reason foi the Ihilldog's high |K inls. Ai.kiri Fat realik—Low hurdles. high hurdles shuttle relay. Placed 2nd in low hurdles and 2nd in high hurdles at State Rally. Low or high Iiiiidles were no ohst.it Its for Albert. 1.10 Pot Ki tvti- 100-vd. dash. 220-vd. dash, shuttle relay. l ulls lie was a sprint man. A 4 |oiis Ymu k 110 mil. broad jump hop. step and jump, mile relay. Placed 3rd in the 110 at State Rally. R ii n ii i n g oi j ii in ping |o!iiiiiv would alwavs place. C.IKIIs Kk mu OKU Low Iiiii dies, mile relay. Curtis' hurdling would always In mg extra points. ft £ •14 'N “ „ c ,s s “‘£ nv A� V %0- V r.� '1 U ' V nn� i Mile run. an with j o«xl vc 'v V� - rurM C.oii.ixs Half mile in. M;� ml I■ f11 % in Stale Rallx. it takes a goo l man. V- •jlUttl’ .vi v 1 H� a'' jump. I lacetl 1st in Stale Rally. No lteiglti loo Rvcat to con l UCT. ' F.RRVV. ( . W t M til vi av team. Relax team placet! 2tu in Slate Rally. Tire relay taVcs pet let lion. I THE Mil F.RS A Sill I I EE RELAY TEAM A •4- TIIF. MILE RELAY TEAM THE Ql AR I ER MILERS BASKETBALL |a« k | c kv I lie Mine old strap and jH'p lie shows in all alhlclirs. Ciiaki.is l.irru—A dependable for-ward win showed pliiuv of coloi. Vixcrvr Consr-vnxo Vincent nevei failed lo come through with a basket. when needed. IME SEASON OE I‘Ml baton Rouge High's 1911 baskelh.ill season will Ik- reiuemlicrcd as one of die lough link campaigns in Hull clog Cage history. (o.uh Rolierl Smiths squad got oil to a fast stall with eails season successes Iml was soon troubled l losing such star players as, center Junior Heiriugion and forward Sterling kling due to ineligibility rules at inid-tcrni. Herrington was one of the ouistamling renters in the Bulldogs' kiskothall history and seemed destined to win individual scoring houois in the city prep scoting race, until his disqualification. Kling was a regulai forward and was also rated as a constant storing threat. Coach Smith's woes merely Mailed in the lo ses of Herrington and kling. foi Ja«k Jarkson, towering Bulldog guard was lost almost at the same time, snlfeiing a Inokcn ankle and was kept out of action foi the remainder of the season. Vincent CoiMMitino who served as a capable replacement for Herrington at tenter, followed Jaikson to die sidelines to climax the Bulldog injuries. The Bulldogs won only one game in iiilia-city competition defeating the City Champions. Istrouma. by a score of 59 30 and losing to them -IO-52. Catholic High had the one-point jinx on the Green and Gold. Iieating the bulldogs h scores of 2V2I and Lti2. � . I he Bulldog cageis lost tlieii fii'i game in the Southeast District el inn nation to I.yon High of Covington, flu bulldogs also entered the I .yon High Invitational Imuiiauimi at Covington. losing tlieii first game to Mi. Herman. In scheduled games. Coach Smith's charges won x and lost 9. larttcrinen for the memorable tough luck campaign weir: Marion Wolf. Charles Little. Oscar Herrington. Sterling kling. Jack J.ickMin. ). G. Wheat and Malcolm Windham. Lettermen who will not leiiuu next ycai air ( ha lies I.iulc. Cookie Wolf. Oscar Herrington, and Sterling kling. Returning lettermen will Ik- Malcolm Wind ham J. G. Wheat, and Jack Jackson. Ostai Herrington and Cookie Wolf were co captains of the season. Basil Hudson was head managrr. THE FRICASSCC PAGE NINETY-ONE I T B A L L $i ki.in ; Kiin(. Sterling li ;i s played exceptional well all sea son. (forward) A Willis Sii'.i.iv—lias a very keen eye for lhe basket, (guard) A 4- Kismiii I.vCkoix — '1 his year lias been a very successful one fui Rciineili. A -V- Maixoi.m Winuiiam Plays a splendid game ai all times, (for ward) 4 ( i midi'. Ford -Shows plenty of color, (forward) A 4- J. ;. Wlirvr—The guard position is a difficult one. but j. G. handled it well. E N N I S T Thompson, McY'ea, Williamson, Thompson. Hilliard, Burton, Vooriiiis THK SEASON OF MM 1 I his year's tennis team though not :i highly successful one, did make good showings the whole season. I he team consisted of Krwin Thompson, boy's double: I.ec MeVea, mixed doubles ami singles; Floyd Williamson boy's doubles: I hclma I hompson, singles and mixed doubles; Joyce Hillard, girl's doubles; Barhaia-lluilon. girl s doubles: Palsy Voorhies, manager. I hc team placed '2nd in the mixed doubles at the State Rally. They licat the Deaf and Dumb school 21-10 I hc lost to St. Agnes 32 7. and also to Hammond 3-2. The team also participated in the Intramural I ourna-inent. ACES OF THK STAFF iHtiMv Thompson Lee Mc:Vea THE FRICASSEE PACE NINETY-THREE SWIMMING THKSFASON OF 1941 I he swimming (cam. meeting with great success this sear. won ilie Stale Rally Swimming Championship at I .S.l’. I he te.un won 51 oul « f a jmssihle 56 points in the girl’s di'ision and II | nints in the Iroy’s division. I he Bulldogs won five trophies, winning two girl’s relay events, the girls team championship, the Inns individual standout. Ralph Mullete. and the sweepstakes. Hie captains for this year were Klainc I riche, and Ralph Mollere. Miss Thonnson, the swimming instructor, has hegun work on her team for nest year’s State Rally. I lie team consists of Ernestine Williamson. Jim I urncr. Ralph Mollere. (.lark Boyce. Java Brewer. Wilfred I.einingcr. John Montgomery. Kail Bujol. Klaine Iriche. Maigaict Tatum. Nona Reddy. Kvelyn Brown. Dick Means AIIkii Iritchie. and Ihclma Courtney. GIRLS BASKETBALL PAGE NINETY-FOUR THE TRICASSEE Warning YOU ARE APPROACHING THE HUMOR SECTION THIS IS YOUR LAST CHANCE TO TURN BACK, THE FACULTY AND THE STUDENT BODY WISH TO REMIND THAT THEY ARE INNOCENT OF ANYTHING THAT MAY BE FOUND IN THE NEXT FEW PAGES — UuB n Col RO,'x Ml LUCAN HELVESTON THK FACULTY AS SEEN BY THE STUDEM S 1K. ROl is certainly ssasting his natural abilities .uni inborn genius by leadline .in ancient Micncc in ibis high school. glance at the illustration will show what an excellent BAR I KNDKR he would make. MISS MII.I.ICAN i' the center ol oin witticism. We base always laughed with her and now we hope she'll laugh at heiM-lf. It is not haul to picluie (as above) what a typicil HIGH-PRKSSl RK SALESMAN site would make. MR HU A ES I (� N i' anoilin one who is wasting his inlmiii abilities in the teaching ptofession. Anyone who is at all a(i|tiainted with him in the classroom or on the athletic field will agree that he would make an excellent I OR I'M OF A (RIAN or BOSS OF A GANG. MISS BOIRGEOIS—dispenser ol the dead language Latin), with a demeanor gravelike and clatiimv. out most suave and polite teacher, is our idea of the perfect t DERI KKR. Her manner, her expression, her very walk arc tvpical of her enviable profession. MR. BALM VNX is our typical l-ADY'S M AN. Ask some of our young unmarried teachers or mayljc so far as our practice teachers. MRs LOMBARD would easily make a line 1 01 I I It l. OR Af I F.R. We cast no sluts on her character, hut inciely tail attention to the general appraiancr ami the ever leads impioiiilir s|mvc1ic-s BOIRGEOIS B AL M ANN PAGE NINETY-SiX MAJOR DAY WOM CK MRS. MAJOR was intended foi a MIMSITR. Iter poirpotu. bland nil. with her m ucni reiteration of now class’ all show theological icmlmrics. MR. |)A is iruh out (and undoiihicdl)' bis) picture ol HEM ItKI MMEL. We don't know where lie got il hm we gathci i( from his rocked li.it and collegiate combinations. MISS UOM ( K. though in the profession of teaching as a sideline and a pastime, in lealin lmd the field of her genius in being a J RA( IO ACJRESS. SOME MTFMPTS AT WI TTICISM l oiit striving editor Adelaide Ca n ou How Would You (ait Down The Cost of Putting; Out Fricassee? I’sc tissue paper pages Clet more ads I.rave out the Humor Section Start carlict Don't elect Blue ami Hurt—editors (EDITOR'S SO I E: 'Then look what you’d have!) What Is Your Biggest Crip In School, And Why? Major's fourth period gcometr —nevei llicie. Chemist i cause urn know youTc going to Hunk il horn the ’aginning and oii don't worry. I.at in—Motto: Sleep on. History- Ms line carries me through. 1 lav's chemistry I'cacIter's so busy shooting bull he doesn't seem to .nc ivlul you do. (EDITOR'S SOI E: there ain't no such animal.) To lioin Would Vou Dedicate I he Fricassee? To that talking typewriter—Miss Millimn To the potential big-shots at B.R.H..S. (Too numerous io list) lo our Boy's Home Economics Class To our rivals Catholic lli and Istrotiina T o the free flowing bull at B R l( S. (EDITOR'S SOTE: In t lfiei words any front nil ter you can ml I of] on.) THE FRICASSEE PAGE NINETY SEVEN SORORITIES AND FRATERNITIES I Uhl A KAPP OMEGA Meaning: Tough Kid O's Founded: Certainly dial ivpe of fellow has 10 go somewhere, so why not get them together and let them worry each other? Open Motto: Through Politics We Conquer Nt Minn , op Charters: Innumerable: we never counted them. I he politu.d machine by which this fratemit' secures the most choice plums among the high school freshmen has Income a standing joke. I hey must either rough ’em or tough ’em whichever the case may l e. SIGMA PHI OMEGA Meaning: Saps Parade On Founded: In Tennessee lienee their real aristoc-racy. Open Mono: SPOT I I (Prohatdy means Srgma Phi Omega Exists Thru Thrift. ) t miii r of Chaim ms: How should we know? I lie Saps can easils lie seen parading on with llic tanner of ilirifi. (Why not call it lliiift? Its much more agit-cahlc.) BETA DELTA Meaning: Hum Dates Founded: Piotably at Shreveport. Open Motto: “’There’s always room lor more. Numiii.r ot (iiaimirs: Just one not couniiiig the one in Shreveport. Supremacy over its rival sisterhoods is the goal and ambition of every loyal mcmlier of Hum Dates. No one is admitted to this wuority who cannot trace her lineage back at least four generations. It is thcieforc IhhiimI to contain in its roster the aristocracy of (he school. DELTA SIGM A Meaning: Don’t Shoot Founded: By Moses just outside the promised land. Open Motto: KKDH Probablv means Always Eradicate Kards. Dice, Bottles. ) Numiiik oi Cii aimers: One on the campus and one on Griffon's corner where they can watch the Fords go by. Don't Shoot was protablv organized during one of meetings that violates its motto. Somebody just hap| cned to say Don't Shoot and fiom then on they’ve liccn shot”. FACE NINETY-EIGHT THE FRICASSEE DELIA BETA SIGMA Mfaninc,: Dress Belter Sister I;oiindej : Alrsolutcly the latest tiling out. Oi� n Motto: We Live Foi Each Other (ami for iniiiual protection against our hated rivals). INI Bin OP Chapters: Manx, hut tliis is the shin ing star. |)irx Better Sister is perhaps an insinuation. I lie gas costumes which the members possess attract the admiring eye of the male registrants. Each gill possesses one particularly startling costume, ami hv constant swapping they produce a camouflage which makes it appear to the unsuspecting public as il they wore a new dress every day. PHI LAMBDA EPSILON Mkamn'C: Poor Lover's of Education Founded: Still trying to Ire. Open Motto: Omne Rarum Caninr (all of rare caret) Number of Chapters: Lone star Poor Lovers of Education really deserve their name but you can't blame them with “so many members to keep up the organization's average. GAMA THETA Meaning: Goners I nils Founded: Iii Boston where the beaus grow thick. Oi rn Mono: “We Poll Together Number of Chapters: Absolutch the orris one in existence. Goners I nils arc truly goners but they must Ire commended on their pulling together. It's no wonder when one of its mcmlrcrs gets on the high road she stays there—what with the whole chapter hack of her. GAMMA ALPHA Meaning: Gone Already Founded: Haul to say; perhaps in the dark. Open Mono: For God and the Women (especially the women) t siber of Chapters: We'd hate to say. Gone Already is perhaps a little exaggerated out ligmatiscly s|ieaking they'd licttcr step on the gas THE FRICASSEE PAGE NINETY-NINE (L sl . . . . . . your Over-Coat has served you well through the long, hard v inter. 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 Istrouma Laundry clean them and put them in a large Concrete Storage Vault. 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Bottled by NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWO THE FRICASSEE IDIXIEUL4NE) FLOWER SHOP AND NURSERY LANDSCAPING SHRUBBERY FUNERAL DISPLAYS WEDDING PARTY DECORATION FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED ANYWHERE 3809 Government St. Dial 3-1814- Night Phone 8559 HOROSCOPE NAUK CURRENT FI.AMK BUDDY WHAT NOTED FOR WHERE FOUND Leonora Allen Buddy W. Adelaide Running Errands Black Che vie A'darc Bailie Dick L. Nan W. Gossiping Plymouth Ann BeathofY Jack ? Babe Flirt With Bab Best u IT) I .eon Bombet Bnlis B. R. H. s B. M. Big-Mouth Bab’s House (Bom bet) Clark Boyce Mol.set Rudy Pestering Gray Che vie Karl Bujol Nona Gene Infant Gang Stale Jokes L. S. U. Pool (Lojub) GREETINGS TO . . . FRICASSEE and Students of Baton Rouge High School GUARANTY INCOME LIFE INSURANCE CO. 8th Floor La. Nat'l Bank Bldg. Baton Rouge, Louisiana OLD LINE LEGAL RESERVE COMPANY GEORGE A. FOSTER, President When girls drop their eyes men should pick them up. Compliments of Said the landlady: It may cost money to have knives sharpened, but it's cheaper than buying tender meat. W. A. THARPE Dayton La Salle Speedway CITY CYCLE COMPANY New and Used Bicycles — Repairs Lock and (Gunsmith 1250 North Blvd. Dial 3-3288 Then there's the doctor who advertised, I treat all diseases. This includes children.” Senior: Oh, professor, whatever do you think of me now that I’ve kissed you? Professor: You'll pass.” THE FRICASSEE PACE ONE HUNDRED THREE LEVINGSTON SUPPLY COMPANY, Inc. WHOLESALE PLUMBING HEATING SUPPLIES 1449 Florida Street Phonrtt: Office. 3 2818 8-2819; Wan-lmiiM . 8-1901 I . O. DRAWER 8«9 — BATON ROIJOE, LA. BRANCHES: Alexandria and Lafayette. Lu. MAKE CURRENT HOROSCOPE (Continued) PLANE BUDDY WHAT NOTED FOR WIIEKK FOUND Himtlnt: Brou ard Goldie O. W D. Lloyd Flop of A Buzz Nickel Nook Adelaide Cazayoux Ade Ray B. 1 honors A. Actinic Leonora's Marguerite Charlet (Maud ) Billy 8. Bernice O. Skipping Anywhere but School Warren Comeaux (HcAutlfuD Nancy B. Onion Cuastn At Beryls' Will Inn: Cunningham (Country ham) Indifferent Leon B. Brains Witn Mrs. Oelber COAL TOWING BATON ROUGE COAL AND TOWING COMPANY J. C. WERNER. President ard General Manager PHONE 6966 1455 NORTH BOULEVARD For Flowers Dial 4414 SCHEIMJK’S R OS ELAN I) FLORIST REMBRANDT PHOTO AND ENGRAVING S IT DIO 239 CONVENTION STREET PHONE 2-2870 WILLIAM TAIT BAYNARD F.H.A. INSURANCE LOANS — REAL ESTATE F.H.A. HOUSES 312 TRIAD BUILDING PHONE 3 1531 JOSH KANTROW, President J. BOM BET, Sec’y-Tres. C. KANTROW. Vice-President VIGNES-BOMBET COMPANY, Inc. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Baton Rouge, Louisiana TAGC ONE HUNDRED FOUR THE FRICASSEE LOBDELL HARDWARE COMPANY, Inc. SPORTING GOODS AUTO GLASS 1251 NORTH BOULEVARD PHONE 8271 FOR REAL ESTATE “C” J. R. GRAND, Realtor SALES RENTALS APPRAISEMENTS Compliments of GRIFFON DRUG STORE Ask for GOOD-RICH ICE CREAM The Taste Tells A Baton Rouge Product Judge: Why did you kill this dentist?” Prisoner: “He got on my nerves. First: Why do you call your wife Pegasus ? Third: Well, Pegasus was an immortal horse and my wife is an eternal nag. Compliments of CARR'S SUPER SERVICE 402 Dufrocq St. Phone 7791 Compliments of JOHNNY ROGERS SERVICE STATION Compliments of O. W. FLESHMAN 109 Third Street Rhone 3-1336 DR. A. L. BORDELON REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted BATON ROUGE, LA. BUFFINGTON S. MAYER GENERAL INSURANCE 211-212 Roumain Bldg. — Phone 2-1261 Compliments and Best Wishes of BRAUN KIDD SHOE COMPANY They were seated on the divan, tightly clasped in each other’s arms. My parents may come between us,” she faltered. If they do,” he exclaimed hotly, they must be pretty small.” M. E. BYRD INSURANCE Phone 3-2717 316 Reymond Bldg. THE FRICASSEE PAGE ONE HUNDRED FIVE HOROSCOPE (Continued) NAMK CURRENT Fl.AMK BUDDY WHAT NOTED FOR WHKRB FOUND Malcolm Dcnlcy A- Dare Foster P. HI Y Prexy Y. M. C. A. (Mickey) Bcryle Kvan� Nigger Patiiy S. Chewing Gunt Riding (Barrel) Jane Kldlcr W. B. Ruth K. Banhful Fiddlin’ Mary Frey (Slew Foot) Punn Tlielina Sweetheart of Delta Sic Asleep In lattln Albert FTUchlc R. J. J. Jack Tom Women!! After Women (Frttchl ) Compliments of GLADDEN-EDGERTON OIL COMPANY -BUCK'' GLADDEN Follow your friends to the HOLLYWOOD REALTY SHOP Complete line of beauty work by 5 experienced operators 1043 Government St. For an Appointment Call 5561 SPENCER BUSINESS COLLEGE The Modern School Established 1891 534 Florida Street Phone 8744 Gifts from . . . (ITS “Are Gifts at Their Best-Baton Rouge's Leading Jewelers for a Quarter of a Century PHONE 4224 152 THIRD ST. Compliments of Compliments of MY PLACE HIGHLAND CLEANERS She: Thanks, loads. He: My name’s Willie.” When Sue found out about the Peeping Tom across the street it meant curtains for him. French Sentry: Halt! Who goes there? Voice: American. French Sentry': Advance anil recite the Star Spangled Banner.’’ Voice: I don’t know it.” French Sentry: Proceed, American.” PACE ONE HUNDRED SIX THE FRICASSEE There was a flapper named Ruth, Stepped out one night with a youth, To a masquerade ball With no girdle at all; When asked what she was, she said, Truth.” Compliments of 688 PARTS SERVICE Compliments of BLUE BIRD ICECREAM GOOD WISHES!!! LOUISIANA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Compliments of MIKE TONY'S S+eak House 1950 Scenic Highway Ann B.: Does this lipstick come off easily?” Drug Clerk: Not if you put up a fight.” First Drunk: What did you shay when you lost at strip j oker?” Second frat man: I shed plenty.” HALL'S SERVICE STATION 1101 Main Street Serving You Since 1926 Compliments of MODERN BEAUTY SHOP 1610 Government St. Phone 3-4314 Compliments of P E N I) E R ’ S G R 11. L 247 MAIN STREET A. W. Pender Compliments of J E S S E L. W E B B Commissioner of Finance, City of Baton Rouge HOROSCOPE (Continued) NAME CURRENT KI.AMK BUDDY WHAT NOTED FOR WHERE FOUND Glorlu Gag Bob R. Put 8. Flirtin' Cuttln' Douglas Gordon Jean J. Billy M Plano Ood Sees You Carol Greenburg Bobby Gloria R. Writing Field House June Hcrvinan 1 0 Hlldamae Changin' love With Leo (June Bug) Sue Hinson • Tim Gloria C. Primping Fa i melds (Husle Q Gloria Honieiiu Blue 8. Lone Wolf Hinging Horne (Hoffy) THE FRICASSEE PAGE ONE HUNDRED SEVEN Compliments of RED STICK TIRE COMPANY THK NATIONAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY Cash Registers Accounting-Bookkeeping Machines 202 LAUREL ST. PHONE 3-1344 COMMUNITY CASH DRUG STORES, Inc . A Bargain in Every Dollar’ No. 1 Phone 5295 No. 2 Phone 6116 No. 3 Phone 4488 Istrouma, La. Baton Rouge, La. Baton Rouge, La. Compliments of THE FLORIDAN Raymond Rockhold, Mgr. O. F. RABENHORST CO. RABENHORST FUNERAL SERVICE 825 Government St. Phone 683 ! AMBULANCE SERVICE COURTEOUS AND EFFICIENT ALWAYS BATON ROUGE, LA. Senior: This letter says my dachshund died.” Roomie: Too bad! What happened?” Senior: He met his end going around a corner.” She had resisted his amorous tendencies. Aw baby, lie said, Where’s your heart?” Straight down my neck, first turn to the left.’ Wake up.” Cant.” Why not ? Ain't asleep.” And just think, children, a single fly can have as many as a thousand little flics.” Gee, teacher, how many can married ones have?’ 3ATON ROUGE HI'S TRANSPORTATION IN MOTION PAGE ONE HUNDRED EIGHT THE FRICASSEE Compliments of BATON ROUGH SASH AND DOOR WORKS, Inc. PHONES 2-0316 2-0317 RIVER ROAD HOROSCOPE (Continued) NAME CURRENT FLAME BUDDY WIIAT'NOTED FOR WHERE FOUND Sybil J. Jordon Frilchlc A’ Dare Hr°t Red Dodge Dick lA-es A’ Dare Frank B. Jlttcrbuc A' Dare's Auto Format Lombard Adc Kenneth L. Basketball Gray Dodge (Flamma) Carolyn McDiiiik B David S. Kmogene O. Beauty In Beauty Seetlon Richard McDowell Betty Lou Earl B. Woman Killer Baseball Park (Mac) Joy Merrill Bobby J. Rita Mae Hi Klmbroush Griffon's (Black Meat 1 Bomlcc Middleton Jean E. June It. Bluidiln' With Mother MOTHER’S HOME MADE PIES 1536 GOVERNMENT ST. BREAD. ROLLS. CAKES — HOT OUT OF THE OVEN DIAL 2-1562 WE DELIVER Compliments of F H E I) S. L K K I, A N C Mayor, City of Baton Rouge Forum Shoes Stylecraft Shoes Baton Rouqe Clothinq Store Where Men, Style, and Comfort Meet Van IIUKon Shirts Iam Hats Compliments of SICARD CLEANERS DYERS O. K. RADIATOR COMPANY Day and Night Wrecker Service CMC Trucks BANCO FURNITURE Popular Price House Furnishers Since 1917 1216 NORTH BOIJLKVARI) Store No. 2— 001 Plank Road LATIL STATIONERY COMPANY OFFICE SUPPLIES SCHOOL SUPPLIES PHONE 4731 326 THIRD STREET THE FRICASSEE PAGE ONE HUNDRED NINE CONGRATULATIONS GRADS! Dr. J. K. Si. Amant Moise Thibodeaux Liggett’s Drugs W. S. Holmes C. C. Bloomfield Harris IH. English Louisian Hotel Harry J. Kron, Jr. Dr. George.I. Reiley C. T. Baskin Baton Rouge Business College Corinne's Shop Dudley Weber Joan Eddy’s I)r. E. .1. Herpicli Style Beauty Shop DUTTON MOTORS, Inc. FORD — MERCURY — LINCOLN Sales, Parts. Service PHONE 3-1721 NORTH AT DUFROCQ PAULSEN’S Prescription Pharmacy 301 MAIN STREET NAME CURRENT HOROSCOPE (Continued) X1.AMK BUDDY WHAT NOTED FOR WHERE FOUND John Montgomery Frar.ee B Jimmy T. Track Team Wooing i Champ) Jack Nason BMthoff Charles 8. L Mftn' T-Bud Natty) Nina NUholt Yehudi Mu jor Powdering Her Note K. 318 Bobb Pj ln« Pal Knt Colleen L. Fine Feather Convertible Patsy fatterann B«n Gloria R. Filliping Hand L.8.U. Golf Course mill B ll Per-der Lee H. Nan Flapper Fanny Wllh I. j Claude Pennington Belly 8. ••Killer CUBMIIX Flth Tall At Beryl ' (Onion) Compliments of BAKER’S CAFE Compliments of PAN AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY PAGE ONE HUNDRED TEN THE FRICASSEE HOROSCOPE (Continued) NAME CURRENT FLAME BUDDY WHAT NOTED FOR WHERE FOUND Leo Pourciau June H. Jack J. Pole Vaulting With June (Coach) Jcnc Price Mary Frey Frltchle Blushing T-Buds B1k Shot) Foster Provo ! Joyce W. Malcolm Ca sanova Chasing Girls (Rotsof) Ralph Ratcliff Iris Vicknnir Gordon C. Esquire Green Room Gloria Katlirt Marla P. Patsy Clothes At Pat's (Petesy) Hlldamac Rclloy Buddy M. June Dumb Remarks Green Room (Goofy) Dot Richard Jug Doris C. Good Grades Jug's Ltmosine Roland Sell); Beryle E. Onion Grogs Floridan (Nigger) Mary K. Shanahan (Me ) Jack T. J. Sibyl Jean Masticating Chewing Gum Track Meets Patay Smith Nino C. Gloria G. Dancing Onion's Truck Burt Snee Georgle B. Douglas Walk Lake Roger St. Dizier Gloria H. Donald Fricassee Horseback riding Donald Tatum Betty Sue D. Blue Debating Postal Telegraph Thelma Thompson Who knows Mary Frey Athletics Tennis Courts (Superman) Marlon Wilder Gordon C. Ada re B. Egotism Flouncing (Nan) David Wilson Mary Frey Kenneth L. Red Hair Thelma T's House Customer (having a rough shave): I say, barber, have you another razor?’’ Barber: ' Yes. why?” Customer: I want to defend myself.” One Saturday night at dinner at the fraternity meeting, we overheard a couple of frosh talking very seriously. A rather unhappy looking lad was saying. Gee I wish I had a date tonight. I feel like necking.” The other looked quite concerned and replied, I wish I were married I feel that way all the time!” How do you like my new evening dress?” I can't tell until you get up from the table. Maw: Hey, William, get father’s hat out of (lit mud hole. William: I can't he has it strapped under his chin.” This dress is rather long for me. Do you have anything shorter? No, I'm sorry I don't, replied the saleswoman. May 1 suggest that you try the collar department.’’ THE FRICASSEE PAGE ONE HUNDRED ELEVEN _ _ r-� -i -n 1 k n R A PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWELVE THE FRIC s assee