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

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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

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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

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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