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

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1947 volume:

fybica The purpose of The Fricassee' is to help alumni re-live their days at Baton Rouge High School. If, in ihe future, a glance through this book can renew that old school spirit and recall some old friends, we will consider our aim achieved. We wish to express our sincere appreciation and gratitude to the business men of our city, to the faculty. and to the very student body which this book por trays. Without their assistance The Fricassee could never have been published. -•mgi • f fiJll 'J tJpcn then i he i)oor! You know fiow link while we have 10 Slav, r And. once departed, may return no more. I i I - Kuhniydt I DEDICATION TO DR. WILLIAM B . HATCHER ★ YVhai greater happiness ran a man ask of life than rhe honor of having written indelibly in deeds, on the hearts of his fellow men. ihe record of his achievements? Such was the happy lot of our dear friend. Dr. William If. Hatcher, to whom we. the class of 1947. dedicate the first post-war edition of the “Fricassee.” In his profession Dr. Hatcher reached the heights of accomplishment attained by the very few. Having begun his career as a classroom teacher, he went through the whole field of educational supervision and administration and finally received the splendid reward of his notably successful work, the presidency of the great Louisiana State University. Those of us who knew Dr. Hatcher personally remember him lovingly as an understanding friend: those of us who knew him only professionally remember him as an efficient, inspired leader, all of us remember him as a man of fine principle—one who fought unfalteringly for the things in which he believed. In dedicating this “Fricassee” to l)r. Hatcher, we firmly resolve that we will keep green his memory by making every effort to live according to the principles for which he stood. His fine integrity will serve as our beacon in life. His splendid courage will be our inspiration. When the going” seems hard, we shall think of our friend and his way of life. Then we will fight all the harder for the right because we shall remember that he lived and passed our way. r . 11SS RKINK ALKXAN1)KR Print ip: ol Baton Rouge High School To know her is to love her. acattij MRS. |. I.. COOPF.R A. B., Arkansas; M.A., George Peabody Guidance Councilor MRS. H. A. MA|OR K.S., Whitworth College; It.A.. 1 .S.l-T.; M.A., L.S.l . Mathematics MRS. B. V. PEGUES B. S., Pcalxxly; .M.S., I..S.II. Mathematics MRS. E. J. CRAIG B.A., L.S.U. Mathematics MRS. JUDI TH M. PILLOW B.A., Baylor University; M.A.. L.S.U. Mathematics MRS. C. B. TURNER A. B.. LS.U. Mathematics MRS. ALICE H. FORT B. A., L.S.U. Mathematics MRS. MARLIN R. VERNON B.A., L.S.U. M.S., L.S.U. Mathematics MRS. RICHARD A. KINNEY B.S., LS.U. Mathematics MISS EIJLA BARNETT B.A., L.S.U. English MRS. J. E. LOMBARD B.A., L.S.U.; M.A., LAU. English MRS. SARA M. MICHAEL B.A.. L.S.U.; M.A.. LS.U. English MISS MABEL M. BOO TH B.A., LS.U. English MISS VERA M. NESOM B.A., LAU. English MISS LUCILE KEATY M.A., L.S.U. English MISS FRANCES B. HOR TON B.A., L.S.U.; M.A.. L.S.U. English MRS. EMMA KENNEDY BOTTO B.A., L.S.U. English MRS. E. G. BOEHRINGER B.A., L.S.U. English MRS. MARION W. PETERS B.A., LS.U. English MISS ALMA BELLE WOMACK B.A., L.S.U.; M.A., L.S.U. Six-eeli MISS JOS1E BURRIS B.A., LS.U. Social Science MISS KATE BACOT B.A., L.S.N.C. Social Science MRS. ELIZABE TH It. VEGA B A.. LS.U.; M.A., L.S.U. Social Science MR. C. J. GILBERT B.A.. L.S.U.; M.A., I.AU. Social Science. Coach. Football. I rack MRS. GLADYS M. LOWER B A.. L.S.U. Social Science MRS. k.A 1 HERLNE LYONS POPE B.A., LS.U. Social Science MISS KA THLEEN O’LEARY B.A.. Southeastern State 'Teachers College. Durant, Okla. Spanish MRS. LEVI PF.MBI.E A. B., L.S.U.; M.A., LS.U. French MRS. HOWARD E. HUCKINS B. A.. L.S.U. Latin MISS FRANCES DUNBAR B.A., I.AU. Chemistry MRS. PAUL C. YOUNG It. A.. L.S.U.; M.S., LS.U. Physics MRS. DOROTHY LIBBY BA. Kansas State College Chemistry MR. KENNER S. DAY BA. LAU. Chemistry, General Science MRS. ALDINA GATES B.S., LS.U.; M.S., LS.U. Science MISS SAR A R. FRANQUES BA. LAU. General Science MISS MARY REED B.A.. LAU.: M S., LS.U. Home Economics MRS. MARJORIE DAMS GUIDRY BA, Northwestern Home Economics, General Science MRS. H. A. WEBB BA. LAU. Home Economics MISS MARY It. ALLISON B.S., L.S.U. Commerce MISS LOULIE NORWOOD B.A., LAU. Commerce MRS. ANN M. BOND BA. LAU. Physical Education MR. O. M. HELVES TON B.S.. L.S.U. Head Coach. Physical Education MISS CLARA ANN GRIFFON B.A., I.AU.; BA, LAU. Librarian MISS MAY LYN AMISS B.A., L.B.S.C.; B.S.. L.B.S.C. Assistant Librarian MR. FREDERICK KOPP B.A.. Carthage (College; M.A.. St. University of Iowa; Eastman School of Music, L'Ecolc Mon-icaux MRS. AUDIE W. MOFFETT Ii.A., Northwestern College, L.S.U. Vocal Music MRS. MARGARE T K. REDFiELD B.A.. B.S.. La. Polytechnic Institute; University of North Carolina Distributive Education MRS. EDI TH K. SHARP Cafeteria Manager n GLu OHiceM. o 1947 I he choice ol class officers for 1947 has been an exceedingly wise one. Ike a use or their character, service, and capability, these four students have truly merited the honor bestowed upon them. Pat Boyet, the president, is a jjerson of much charm and ability. She is a capable leader, and has won her honors through her cooperative and friendly attitude toward faculty and students alike. The vice-president. Tommy Benton, has a forceful and dynamic personality. His sense of humor and his integrity make him a favorite with everybody. Handsome Dick Millican, class secretary, has by his quiet, unassuming nature won the respect and admiration of all his fellow students. Harold Y’oss, treasurer, is known for his athletic prowess, as well as for his scholastic achievements. His modesty is surpassed only by his good nature. ELDON ABBOTT “I’m taking, my time— have plenty of it. NORMA ALFORD Dramatics Club: Honor Club. “Not much talk—a great sweet silence. JOEL DALE ALLEN Hand: lli-Y: Leadership ('lull. Where there's music there can he no harm.” MARY ALLEN Mu Sigma: Honor Club: Y-Teens: Thespians; Dramatics Club: Future Homemakers; Science Club: Buzzer Stall: Office Girl; Sub-Deb Club. “A shy young thing—or is she?” JOHNNY ALI.PHIN Sponsor of Delta Beta Sigma: Sigma Phi Omega; Jntcr-FraiCt-mty Council: Scimitars: Latin Club; Trade: l-eadciship Club: Science Club: I II Club: Dramatics Club: Spanish Club: Art Club: Jr. Wild Life Club. “Eat, drink, and he merry: For tomorrow you die. WYNONA AMRHEIN Beta Club: Mu Sigma; Honor Club: Beta Delta: Inter-Sorority Conmil; Junior Red Cross Council; Latin Club; Science Club: Diamalics Club: Boostciv Office Girl: Buz cr Stall: Fricassee, Assistant Editor. Infinite riches in a little room. DONNA ANDRKSEN Beta Delta: Y-Teens: I II Club: Spanish Club: Honor Club: Flower Club: Future Homemakers. “Beauty is as beauty does. LONVRY BEE ANDREWS Future Homemakers; llori ou Club: Beethoven Music Club; J -Red Cross Council: Delta Beta Sigma; Spanish Club: Science Club: Gl«- ( tub; I II Club; Y-Tccn ; Honor Club; Flower Club. “ Fit the songs you sing and the smiles you wear, That makes the sun shine everywhere. FRED APPE1. Science Club; Glee Club. There are two great blessings in a man's life—the love of art. and the art of love. JANE ARGRAYE Distributor' Club: Future llomeinakeis: Leadetdiip Club. “A good student with a bright future, and a wonderful friend. DOT AUSTIN Glee Club; Bowling League. A kindness bestowed is never lost.” BARBARA AUSTRUM Mu Sigma: Future Home-makers; Latin Club. She’s sweet, she's shy, but there's mischief in her eyes. BARBARA BAILEY Spanish Club; Future Homemakers Club; Honor Club; Mu Sigma: Beta Della: Boosters; Spinxtcrcitct; Junior Red Cross Council; Girls' Pelican State. “What I can't see—I won't believe in. JOHN MII.TON BARBAY B. R. Club: l rack: Football. Hr that can be patient finds his foe at his feet. HARRY BARBER Mu sigma: Scimitars; lli-Y; B. R. Club; Football Managers; Track Manager. Attain the unattainable. BOBBY BATEMAN Theta Kappa Omega; Beta Club; Honor Club: Science Club; An Club; Tennis Team; Leadership Club; l-H Club; Buz cr Stall; Fricassee Staff; Junior Red Cross Council. I love work. I can sit and watch it by the hour. PRISCILLA BECKCOM Honor Club; Y-Teens: Future Homemakers: Rainbow Girls; Bowling League. the character of a lion, the gentleness of a kitten. BKRYI.E BEGUE Civics Club: Future Homemakers Club; Junior Red Cross Council: Science Club. She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with, and pleasant, too, to think on. JOYCE BELLE Bowling league; Junior Newman Club. Conduct and courage lead to honor. TOMMY BENTON President, Student Body: Vice-president. Senior Class; Theta Kappa Omega; Sponsor. Beta Delta; Glee Club: Inter-fraternity Council: B. R. Club; Fire Chief: I hespians: Honor Club: Mu Sigma: High School Haven Council; Scimitars; Track: Boys' State; Key Club: leadership Club; leadership Conference. True to his words, his work, and his friends. MARY LEE BERNARD Beta Delta; Spinstcicttcs: Boosters: Junior Red Cross Representative; l-H Club; GiiK’ State Representative. Her laughter is precious. George h. bergeron Baton Rouge High Baud. “One man with courage makes a majority. CHARLES HUFFMAN BI.AKF.WOOD Honor Club; Key Club; B. R. Club; Theta Kappa Omega: Scimitars; Beta Club; Mu Sigma. Football: Tenuis l earn: Leadership Club; Junior Red Cross Council; Baud; Boys' State. -The world seeks such men as he; it is satisfied to find them. J AN L I BLANCH ARD Beta Club: Mu Sigma: Honor Club: Inter-Sororits Comnil; Delta Beta Sigma; Sigma I’hi Omega. Sponsor; Y-Teens: Future Homemakers; Leadership Club. IIV line in deeds, not years. ILORETTK BLANK Bela Club: Thespians: Honor Club; (.lee Club: Fuiuie Homemakers. , “She is music; therefore the world is hers. HOWARD BOLTON I beta Kappa Omega: Honor Club: Science Club; Fool ball: Flower Club. “From the crown of his head to the sole of his foot, he is all mirth. ANGIE BONACORSO Future Homemakers. “A handle of energy who gels things done. LOUIS BONFANTI Distributors' Club: Trade School; leadership Club; Junioi Reel Cross Council. All tongues sficak well of him—and well they might. MF.RILYN BOUDREAUX Honor Club: Mu Sigma: (dee Club: Junior Newman Club. “A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance. WILLIAM L. BOWMAN Band: Hi-Y: Football: Art Club. I'm not lazy—I’m just dreaming. PA'I RICIA BOY LI Bela Della: Della Sigma. Sponsor: Beta Club; Mu Sigma; Honor; Club: Latin Club: Spinsiercltes: Dramatics Club; Thespians: Science Club; Inter-Soroi it Council; Boosters: Pelican Girls' Slate; High School Haven Cxruncil: Junior Red Cross Council. An empress of service is a rare thing, a priceless gem.” BE Ul L BOZEM AN Junior Red Cross Council. Her actions speak for her. LESTER LEE BREAUD Distributors Club; Band. Speech is silver, silence is golden. HAROLD BRAIN IS Glee Club: Band: Hi-Y. His music drew iron tears down Pluto’s cheeks. J NICE BROUII.LE I I E Honor Club: Mu Sigma: Rainbow Girls: Freitclt Club; Art Club; Dramatics Club: Future Hontetttakets. Knowledge comes; hut wisdom lingers. EUGENE BROUSSARD Football: Track: Basketball: Ili-Y: Sigma Phi Omega; B. R. Club: Jr. Real Cross Council; Science Club. Attributes galore—Virtue still more. BF.1TV JEAN BUIE Mu Sigma; Honor Club. A sunny smile and a friendly way. BARBARA BURNS Mu Sigma: Honor Club: Beta Delta; Science Club; Y-Teens; Latin Club: Thespians; Dramafirx Cluh: I II Club; Flower Club; Art Club; Bu yer Stall: Tennis Team: Raittlrow Girls. If can't write it. can I draw it? BE I I Y NN BI RNS Bela Della: Dramatics Club; Horror Club: Bu ct Stall. C.iftrd with a becoming reserve. BET I Y GENE BUTLER l clta Bela Sigma: Honor Club; Future Homemakers. An ounce of mirth is worth a pound of sorrow. RITA ANN BUTLER Dramatics Club: Finnic Homemakers: Y-Teens. A heart and a smile make life worth while. SIEWARI BUTLER Ili-Y: Spanish Chib: Flower Club. One man with courage makes a majority. Ill 1.1.N BVNl M Football: Basket ball; Track; B. R. Club: Honor Club; Junior Wildlife Club. .Vo Iihi sober, not Ion gay. hut a wonderful guy in every way. RII.MA BYRD Beta Delta: Boosters: Honor Club: Spanish Club: Dramatics Club. A girI like this you're glad to inert: plenty of charm amt mighty sweet. JOYCE CAMBRK Camilla I beta. The sweelnt garland to the sweetest maid. JOE CAMPAGNA |unior Newman Club: Track. Knowledge is power. KEN M l II CAMPBEI.I. Hoiioi Club: Band: Junior Wildlife: Hi-Y. life couldn’t he life without music. JOE A. CAPPE, JR. I beta Kappa Omega: Band. My only hooks were women's looks. And folly's all they taught me. R MFORD CAR WA) I i adc Scliool. A willing helper does not wait until he is asked DEBBIE CARRIER Mu Sigma. Divinely tall and most divinely fair. I.ORR I E CAR I SO Disti ibutois Club: (dee Club. There is no great arhievement that is not the result of patient working and waiting. NATHALIE CF.DOTAL Camma Theta: Junior Newman Club. Cay and happy and sweet is she. a noble gi’l we know her to he. NANCY CLARK. French Club: Latin Club: Honor Club: Future Homemakers: Junior Red Cions; Beta Delta. Vflilting is impossible to a willing heart. I IK)MAS J. CI.AY. Ill Latin Club: Flower Club: lootlxall; Track: Junior Wild Life Club. A light heart dwells long. JACK COBB |r. Red Cross Council; Band: Football: Delta Sigma: (dec Club; Sponsor ol Camilla I beta: Jr. Wild Life: Flower Club. He that is of a merry heart hath a continual feast. BE I I Y ( ONS I AVI INO Civics Club Hoiioi Club: Science Club; Future IIonic-makers: Jr. Real Crum. Hare is the union of heauty and purity. DOROlin COTTON Tis what love determines how love. WILLIAM RICHARD COOPER Jr. Wildlife Club. He that has knowledge spares his words. AGNES ('.OCTILLION Future Homemakers: Mil Sigma: Honor Club: Art Club. Puirlness is an indieation of the ability to think. EDWARD COX Hoiioi Club: Mu Sigma; Hi-Y: Science Club; Junior Wild Life Club: Flower Club. They asked me how I knew. SI E MARILYN CR WFORD Delta Beta Sigma: I nline I lomcmakeis. In her voice and in her smile me thinks there is charm. SHELIA CCRRY (dec Club. “None {wenches heller than the ant, and she says nothing. DOLORES DAVIS Dramatics Club: Spanish Club: Y- Teens: Flower Club: Bowling Ix-.igttc: (dec Club: junior Newman. Her ways are ways of pleasantness. EARL WAYNE DAVIDSON Band; Trade School. I'll take care of today, hut let tomorrow take fare of itself.” MARILYN DAWSON Junior Neuman; Junior Red Cross: Glee Club. Dancing is the universal language of mankind.” NONA DAY Honor Club: Mu Sigma: Dramatics Club Science Club; Y-Tcciis: Ci'icj Club: Rainbow Girls: Bowling league: Junioi Red Cross Representative. “Always everywhere, into everything.” BKJ 1Y DEES Junior Newman Club. “The girl that’s always full of pep, because she's never out of step. BETTY DELAUKK Honor Club: Junior Red Cross Council; Mu Sigma; l.u(iu Club: Dramatics Club: .Science Club: Y-Tcciw; Baud; Buzzer Stall: Fricassee Stall. Gentle are her ways. MERLE DESIIOTELS Distributors' Club; Spanish Club: Junior Red Cross Council. She mows like a goddess and she bulks like a queen.” BESSIE D'GEROLA.MO Distributors' Club: Future Homemakers. Horn for success with shining gifts admired by all. HELEN DONKI.LAN llrr smile is sweet. But her laugh goes a long, long way. J. B. DUNN Sigma I'lii Omega; Honor Club; Mu Sigma; Science Club; Sponsor. Gamma Theta: l atin Club. Strange how a dependable man is always found in a dependable situation.” JAGQUF.LIN EASLEY Future Homemakers Club: I II Club: Civics Club: Band; Teen illc Council. Grace was in all her steps, heaven in her eyes.” HARDY F. EDM IS I ON. JR. Basketball: I beta Kappa Omega; Scimitars; Track; Flower Club: B. R. Club; l-H Club; Wild Life lub. “ Work? What's workt II'here have heard that word before?” MAUREEN EDWARDS Honoi ( lob; Y‘-Teens; Spaiiidi Club; Future Homemakers; Bowling League. Little said is soonest mended.” JANE ERICKSON Thespians; Dramatics Club: Y-Tccn; Flower Club: Fricassee Stall. ”1 have a heart with room for everyone.” GEORGE C. EVER F I I Junior Red ('toss; Flower Club. It’s better to play limn do nothing. ROBBIE LOt EVF.RE'I I Future Homemakers; Glee Club. Society is huill on trust. J ANE I FALCON Delta Beta Sigma: Mu Sigma; Honoi Club; Science Club: Flower Club: Bowling League: Y-Iccns; Dramatics Club. A woman’s tongue is like a sword. She never lets it rust. BE I IV SI E FERGUSON Mu Sigma; Honor Club; Y Teens; Science Club; Flower Club; Beethoven Music Club: Horizon Club. let me go where e'er will; hear a sky-born music still.” JERRY FOX Honor Club; Beta Club; Mu Sigma: B. R. Club; Scimitars: Football: Track; Junior Red Cross Council: Leadership Club: Spanish ( lub: I II Club: Flower Club: Kcs Club; I’clican Boss' State; Delta Beta Sigma. Sponsor. Short, likeable, and sure to succeed. GEORGE CHESTER FREEMAN Scimitars: Honor Club: Beta Club; Mu Sigma; I tack: Football: Basketball: It. R. ( lub; leadership Club: Flower ( bib: Wild Life Club: Junior Red Cross Council: Future Homemakers. Two, true; four-give me more.” FRED C. FREY. JR. Theta Kappa Omega: Junior Red Cross Representative; l-H Club; Cheerleader: Track. Hr thinks to the happiness of the table.” ISIDORE H. FRIEDMAN, JR. Silence is a hue friend that never betrays.” DOROTHY GAT .KE Honor Club: Mu Sigma; Flower Club: Spanish Club; V recti : Science Club; Tennis ’leant. Kind words can never die. BETTY AW G M'THIK.R Honor Club: Junior Newman: junior Reel Cross: Tecnvillc Council: Leadership: Fuluic Homemakers. Nothing is impossible lo diligence and skill. JEAN GAIJ I REAI Science; Mu Sigma; Honor Club; Jr. Red Cross. Public screw ball number one—Just the same, he's lots of fun. RAY GOODF.LL. JR. II.ukI; Science Club; Honor Club; l-H Club; Art Club. We’re never too old lo learn. BETTY GOODE Science ( lub; I hespiau : Honor Club: leadership Club: Spanish Club; Rainbow Girls: Bowling league: Red Cross Council. She’s rule, she's Sweet, she’s hard to beat. JANICE GOT1.IKB Gamma I beta: Inter-Sorority: Boosters; l-uiure Homemakers. The tree of silence bears the fruit of peace. WILSON GRAHAM Theta Kappa Omega: Bela Club; I hespiaus; B. R. Club; Scimitars: Basketball: Glee Club; S|x utot of Spinstcrcttcv. Spanish Club: Honor Club. Ah, work! it fascinates me: I could sit and watch it for hours. STELLA MAE GRANADA Junior Homemakers. Trifles make perfection and perfection is no trifle. MARY l.OI ISE GRAN I Della Beta Sigma: Y l ecns: Jr. Red Cross Council. A conipannm that is cheerful is worth gold. GEORGE GRIFFON l-ll Club: Delta Sigma; Scimitars. I'm not lazy—I’m fust dreaming.” ELTON Gl'NN Latin Club; Track. It is not wise to be wiser than necessary. GEORGE RAYMOND GI’YNES Jr. Wildlife Club: Band. Silence is organized knowledge. BETTY JACOBSON French Club. Judge not a book by its ewer.' JERRY JAMISON Beta l clta: Sponsor. Theta Kappa Omega: High School Haven Council; Spinstcrcttes; Bela Club; Mu sigma: Queen of Foot-ball leant: Boosters; Pelican Gills’ State; Inlet-Fraternity Council Sweetheart: Honor Club: Intcr-Sororitv Council: jr. Red Cross Council: Future Homemakers; Leadership Club. I’irlue alone is the unerring sign of a noble soul. IIEYERIA NNI. JEANSONNE Band: Mu Sigma; Honor Club; Flower Club: Y-Teens; Science Club: Spanish Club. “Wit to persuade and beauty lo delight. BETT Y IANE JETER Beta Delta: Hori oit Club: V-T'eens: Office Girl; Glee Club; Library Stall: Collce Girl: Buucr Stall: I rienssee Staff. The world is hers who enjoys it. BILL JONES Theta Kappa Omega: Leadership Club; Honor Club: I II Club: Jr. Wildlife Oub; Junior Red Cross Couiwil; Flower Club. He is frank and earnest and also Hill. REGINALD RANDOLPH JONES B. R. Club: Football; I rack; Theta Kappa Omega. He is a boy we all love and cherish. ALAN JORDAN I'hcta Kappa Omega: Sponsor. Beta Delta; Beta Club: Science Club: Track: Band; I-itin Club. Laugh and the world laughs with you: cry and yon cry alone. GEORGE JORDAN Theta Kappa Omega: Science Club: Art Club: Mu Sigma; Honoi Club: Spa nidi Club: leadership Club. To spend too much lime in studies is sloth. CHARLES BAND K All AO I beta Kappa Omega: Mu Sigma: Honor Club: Science Club: Art Club; 1 II Club; Flower Club: Junior W ildlife Club. loi c the bright side of every thing, for I am everything. DORIS KERNAN HALL Beta Delta: Boosters; Mu Sigma: Honor Club: 4-H Club; Spin-sterettes. There's a lime for nil things—don’t rush me. NATHALIE JUNE HANKS Glee Club: Home Economics. “Blondes are wild, Brunettes are true, You never can tell what a red-head will do.” JAMES HAROLD Junior Newman Club. “Silence is organized knowledge. JEAN HARVEY Beta Delta; Junior Newman Club; Latin Club; French Club; Tennis Team: Honor Club; Junior Reel Cmss; Future Homemakers. “They are never alone that are accomftanied with noble thoughts. ELIZABETH HEARD Beta Delta: Boosters: Honor Club; Spinstciettes: Future Homemakers: Mower Club: Y-Tcens: Beethoven Club. What is it all aboutI BOBBY HEBERT Delta Sigma; Gamma Theta. Sponsor: Football; Future Homemakers. “Our brains are too valuable to injure by overwork.” SIDNEY HEBRARI) Honor Club: Mu Sigma: Y-Tcens: Bowling League: Flower Club: Science Club: Civics Club. “Could it be that my name gets in my way7“ BE I I Y HELMS TETTER Mu Sigma; Honor Club: Reel Curve Council. A sweet as a new blown rose.” LEON HENDRY Delta Sigma: Band: Dance Orchestra. Life could not be life without music. GENE HERNANDEZ Distributors' Club; Trade School. “With a manner and wit we all enjoy.” JANET HIMBERT Beta Club: Spanish Chib: Honor Club: Mil Sigma; Bu ci Staff; Tennis Club: Y-Tccns. “Still water runs deep. HARRY II. HODGES. JR. Band. MV cannot always oblige, but we can always s freak obligingly. LOUISE HORNER Spanish Club: Mu Sigma: Thespians; Honor Club: V Teens; I lower Club; Bu ri Staff: Dramatics Club; Beethoven Club. “Am I just lazyf” BARBARA HOUSTON Giiv the world the best that you have, and the best will come bath to you. FRANK HOUSTON Honor Club: Hi-Y: Flower Club; Junior Wild Life Club. Always to be best and distinguished among the best. EVANS HOWELL Theta Kappa Omega: leadership Club; B. R. Club; Flower Club; Scimitars: Jr. Wild Life Club: Football; Track. Happy-go-lucky, and lots of fun, The boy who is liked by everyone. PA TRICIA ANN HI LIN Glee Club. “Lively girl, magnetized by sports. KATHLEEN HUNT Beta Delta: Bela Club: Mu Sigma: Honor Club; Flower Club; Future Homemakers: Junior Reel Cross Council. “The world is lirrs who enjoys it.” ANITA HUTCHINSON Future Homemakers; Science Club. “To be a fool is to be a lover. DAN GARLAND 'Theta Kappa Omega: Honor Club: Leadership Club: Mu Sigma; Beta Club: Business Manager. Fricassee: Spanish Club; Burner Staff; 'Tennis Club: Jr. Red Cross Council. “He thinks loo much; such men are dangerous. MAXINE GARREXE A sunny smile, and a friendly way.” KARL KAISER Band. Blessed is he who experts nothing: For he shall not be dis-appointed.” JOE KENYON Beta Club: Mu Sigma; Honor Club: I hespians; Dramatics Club; Latin Club: Science Club: Theta Kappa Omega: Delta Beta Sigma Sponsor: Scimitars; Key Club: High School Haven Council; Rii ci Stall: Pelican Hens' Slate; (.lee Club; Band; Leadership Club: Cheerleader: Fire Chief Assistant. Act well your part, tiierc all the honor lies.” PHII.LIP KI.ING Future Homemakers Club. “My memories drift back to my school days. For then I was happy always. HILLY KRA1.KMANN Delta Sigma: Camilla Theta Sponsor; Junior Red Cross Representative: Hand: Flower Club: .Spanish Club. A good friend is heller than silver anil gold.” DOROTHY LALIJMANDIKR Beta Delta: SpiuMcrcttes: Boosters: Future Homemakers: Flower Club: I II Club. Hooks never interfered with her education. JERRY LANG1 OIS Sigma Phi Omega: lnter-Frateinitv Council: Scimitars; Junior Wildlife; Hand. “To err is human, but he sure your pencil doesn’t wear out before your eraser does. HOBBY I.ANGHART Spanish Club: Dramatics Club; Art Club: Honor Club; Mu Sigma: Football: Basketball: t rack Manager: Thespians. And e’en his failings lean to virtue's side.” RAY I.ANCFIARI Art Club; Sigma Phi Omega; Delta Beta Sigma, Sponsor; Glee Club. A merry heart goes all the day: A sad one tires in a mile.” MARION I.ASSKIG.NE Civics Club: Glee Club; junior Newman Club; Future Homemakers. “Gentle of sfreech and beneficent of mind.” DONALD LA VIC NT Cumnia Alpha; Junior Red Cross Representative; F'uturc Homemakers. There is plenty of time to learn when you leave school. THAIS LAWTON Beta Della; Delta Sigma Sponsor; Sweetheart of Inter-Fraternity Council; Spinstercttes: Boosters; 1-H Club; Junior Red Cross Council; leadership Club. Suit your manner to the man. BEVERLY I.AYNF. Rainbow (.iris; (.Ice Club. She’s sweet and nice and kind. A heller friend you'll never find:’ 111 I nr NELL LEA Mil Sigma: Honor Club: I hespians; Future llomc-makcis; Rainbow Girls. As pure as a pearl mid as perfect, a noble and innocent gill. CAROLYN it kt Bela Delta: Spinstcrcttcs; Spanish Club: Flower Club: Mu Sigma: Honor Club: Dramatics Club: Tennis leant: Boosters. Age cannot wither her, nor custom stale her infinite variety. PERRY LcCATES Beta Club; Mu Sigma; Honor Club; I II Club; National I II Club Congress: Science Club. And still they gazed and still the wonder grew, That one small head could carry' all he knew. TOMMY LEE I.KDET Beta Della; Boosters: Thespians; Dramatics Club; Honor Club; Mil Sigma: Future Homemakers. An unextinguished laughter shakes the skies. RICHARD C. LEONARD Football: B. R. Club. He is cheerful, hofreful, and lirlfifiil towards all humans, and successful.” JI ANNA LEWIS A heart arid a smile make life worthwhile. MERILYN LINDSAY Bela Delia: Homier : Mu Sigma; Hoikm Club; Dramatics Club; Spanish Club. A little attitude of aloofness is far safer than one of easy familiarity.” JERKY LEIGH I.ORIO Bela Delta: Homlcis; Spinstcietlcs; Future Homemakers; Mower Club. Where there’s a will, there’s a way. JAMES CAGE LOW RY. JR. Science Club: Delia Sigma: Scimitars; Key Club: Beta Club; Mu Sigma: Honor Club: Latin Club: F'oorhall; Track; Leadership Club; Junior Red Cross Council; Boys' State. Though vanquished, he would argue still.” PHILIP LOSAVIO Future Homemakers. A quiet tongue shows a wise head. AN I OINK I IK MACALUSA Distributors’ Club. There is greatness in being generous. ELIZABETH FREDA MADKRE |r. Newman Club; Glee Club. Silence is sweeter than speech. TINA MACCIO Dynamite conies in small sticks. SIDNEY MASCARF.I.I.A Silence is deep as eternity; speech is shallow as time. JEANNE MALI.DIN Della Bela Sigma: 1a Petit Circle Franca is: Mu Sigma: Honor Club: Beethoven Music Club: Boosters; Y Teens: Science dub; llori on Club. l ife is my college. May I graduate well and earn some honors. CARROLL S. MAYER. JR. Inter-Fraternity Count il; I'lieta Ka| | a Omega; Bela Club; Key Club: Mu Sigma: Honor Club: Co-ed it oi of Buzzer; High Srlionl Haven Council: Fricassee Staff: Stmleni Council: Latin Club; I'clican Boys' State: Scimitars; I ennis Club: Jr. W ildlife Club. Go where he will, he will make his mark.” CAROLYN MAY Spanish Club. Not too sober, not too gay, but a wonderful girl in every way. BETTY JUNE MAYO Mu Sigma: Honor Club; Glee Club: Latin Club; Y-Teens; Dramatics Club: Camp Fire Girls; Jr. Red Cross Council; Rainbow Girls; Cotfcc Girl. With a song in my heart. DONALDKEN McDANIEL Mu Sigma; Latin Club; Y-Teens; Rainbow Girls: Diamatics Club: Art Club; Boosters; Honor Club; Science Club; Pelican Girls' State: Buzzer Stall; Fricassee Stall. Love all, trust a fete, do wrong to none. MERRITT McDONAI.I) Fnttire Homemakcnc; Band. Let the world slide: I'll not budge an inch. JIMMY Mi COY Honor Club: Science Club: Band; Hi-Y; DcMolay: 4-11 Club: Jr. Wildlife: Flower Club. An honest man is the noblest work of God. MILDRED Me Ml RRAY Mu Sigma: Honor Club: Thespians; Buzzer Stall: Rainbow Girls; Dramatics Club: Future Homemakers. Beauty and wisdom ate rarely conjoined.” CAROL MEAl'X Delta Bela Sigma; Inlet-Sorority Council; Spanish Club; Honor Club: Science Club; Y-Teens: Future Homemakers. A perfect woman, nobly planned, to warm, to comfort, and command. DAY ID VICTOR MKLILLI Beta Club: Mu Sigma: High School Haven Council: Football; Track; B. R Club: Science Club; Flower Club; Wildlife Club; Scimitars: Sigma Phi Omega. It is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. WARREN DIXON MII.I.ICAN Beta Club: Honor Club: Mu Sigma: Science Club: Key Club: B. R. Club; Football: Basketball; I rack: Scimitars; Flower Club; Jr. Wildlife: Inter-Fraternity Council; Delta Sigma: Secretary, Senior Class: I II Club; Pelican Bens' State. He knows that the virtue rtf success lies in the struggle and not the prize.” MONA DEAN MOISF. Honor Club: Mu Sigma: Y-Tecns: Bowling League: Flower Club. Energy and persistence conquer all things. MAURICE MONROSE f-H Club; Flower Club: Delta Sigma. Brains are too valuable to injure by overwork. CLIFTON I. MORRIS. JR. Delta Sigma: Mu Sigma: Honor Club: Flower Club; f-H Club; Latin Club. A just man. but 'Just Plain Cliff'.” SHIRLEY MORRISON Honor Club; Mu Sigma: latlin Club. A woman’s tongue is her sword, and she never lets it rust. GERA I DINE KATHERINE Ml'NZF.Y Future Homemakers; Y-Tecns: Campfire Girls. Her smile is as broad as the day is long. GEORGE ROSS MURRELL, JR. Tennis Club; An Club; Theta Kappa Omega; Intcrfraternity Council: Honor Club; Beta Chib; Mu Sigma; Thespians; Key Club: Assistant Fire ( hid: Scimitars. When the One Great Scorer comes to write against your name. He writes, not that you won or lost, Iiut how you played the game. DAN NEV1LS Football; Basketball: Baseball; Golf; Delta Sigma; Band: 4-H Club; Ret! ( io« Council; B. R. Club; Pelican Boss’ State; Hi-Y; junior W ildlife. A pleasant companion is as good as a coach. ELOISE (.1 nvs NEWMAN Gamma Theta; Sponsor of Gamma Alpha; Intcr-Soiority Council: Band; Ml Club; (dec Club; Future Homemakers. The only way to have a friend is to be one. KATHRYN NICHOLS Honor Club; Beta Delta: Science Club; Boosters; Dramatics Club; Spinsicrcttcs; |imi u Real Cross Council; Flower Club: Spanish Club; Tennis ream. II omen are entitled to life, liberty, and the pursuit of men. EUGENI- AVI HOW NOLAN Delta Sigma; leadership Club: Junior Wildlife: Flower Club: Science Club; B. R. Club: Junior Red Cross Council: Football; Basketball: Track Team: I H Club. Men of few words are the best men. EVELYN ODOM Gamma Alpha. Sponsor; Future Homemakers; Glee Club. There is nothing metre friendly than a friend in need. Ill VI INC ION ODOM Delta Sigma; Beta Delta S|x nsor; Intcr-Fratcinits Council; Beta Club: Mu Sigma: lb mm Club; High School Haven Council; Latin Club: Pelican Buts’ State. What can not n neat knave with a smooth tale make a women believe!” JACQUELINE OI.IPHIN I Honor Club; Mu Sigma; A Teens: Spanish Club; Dramatics Club. The inexhaustible talk that is the 1h w of a golden sea of eloquence and wisdom.” LI RA MAE PARENT Says little but thinks a lot. CONNIE PARNELL Beta Delta: Junior Red Cross: Honor Club; Boosters; Leadership ClubT Future Homemakers. A likeable girl with a likeable way. ANTHONYPARRINO Band; Glee Club: 1 11 Club. •’Modesty often bides merit. BEI I Y JEAN PEAVY (dec Club. Iler smiles are like sunshine after the rain BE I I A JOE PECORA Distributors ( lub; Mu Sigma: Junior Red Cross Con mil. Future Homemakers. An ounce of enterprise is worth a pound erf privilege. DORIS PIERCE Della Beta Sigma: A I Veils: Hnii on Club: Honor Club; Dta maths Club: Science Club: Girls' Bowling League: Bu cr Stall: Fricassee Stall: Future Homemakers: Flower (lub: Red Cross Council: Mu Sigma: Sub Del) Club. I.ike the sunshine in a shady place. Mi l I IK PILCHER Band. She's little, but she’s wise: she's a corker for her size. JUDITH ANN PORCH Future Homemakers: Delta Beta Sigma: French Club: Junior Red Cross Council. Sureess is acting, not wishing. CAROL POI RCI U “Tine things come in small packages. EMILE POI R( l. l Delta Sigma. Good manners are made up of frrtly sacrifices. JULIA PRICE Future Homemakers Club; Civics Club; Glee Club everything comes to him who waits, so why hurry?” ROSS PRINCE Band; Junior Wildlife. Why worry today There is always tomorrow. MARY ANN PRUYN ,Modi sty often hides merit. XOI.AN ARTHUR PUGH Home Economic!: Club; An Club: Junior Wildlife; Track Team. Our brains are tort valuable lo injure by overwork. CALVIN WALLACE ITCH Football: Basketball: Tiack: Fuiuic Houiemakcis: Ji. Wildlife. Anti be smiles, anil smiles, anil smiles. NORMAN RABB Fuiure Hoinemakeis. “Everything fames lo him who waits: why hurry? WILLIAM REHM Still water runs deep. MAl'DK ELIZABETH REM ROE Future Homemakers; Honor Club; Gamma Theta; Rainlrow Girls, Mature intended that Woman should be her master piece. DAISY REYNOLDS Mu Simula: Honor Club; (.lit- Club. In numbers warmly purr and sweetly strong. JACKIE Ik Rl( II RI) Mu Si iua: Ilouor Club; 1 11 Club: Ili-Y. Junior Wildlife; Sigma Phi Omega: I rack: Jr. Red Cross Council. Men are entitled to life, liberty, and the pursuit of women. WILMA RICHARD Junior Newman Club; Future Homemakers: Library Girl. Not too sober, not loo gay, but a swell girl in rvery way. ROGER RICHARDSON Honor Club: Beta Club: Key Club; Jttnioi Red Cross Council; ’I ennis Team. There are two sides lo every question, rny side and the wrong side. I HOMAS BERRY RILEY Theta Omega; Beta Club: Mu Sigma: Honor Club: Science C lub; II. R. Club: Football. hirst to welcome, foremost to defend. LOIS JUNE R ABB Bowling lx“.igue: Y-l ocus; Flower Club. The highest wisdom is continued cheerfulness. CILBER I CHARLES ROBBINS Future Homemakers. Friendship's the wine of life, but friendship nrn� is neither strong tun pure. NANCY CLAIRE ROBERTS Delta Beta Sigma: Inter-Sorority Council: I'hexpians; I atio Club: Science Club; Parish (President) Junior Real Cross Coun cil: B. R. II. S. Jttnioi Red Cross Council; Dramatics Club; Mu Sigma: Honoi Club: Beta Club; Y-Teens; Rainliow Girb: Pelican Girls’ Slate: B11 CI Staff; Fricassee Stall Office Girl; English Board. Expression alone ran invest beauty with conquering charm. EDWARD ROBER I S Band. Music hath charms: I’m looking for them. JIM ROBERTS Mu Sigma; Honor Club: I beta Kappa Omega; Latin Club; Track: Science Club: Junior Red Cross Council: Junior Wildlife Club; Band. I am not handsome, but I swear I have a distinguished look. WILLIAM ROBERTSON Distributors Club; Trade School; Gamma Alpha. “Experience is the best of schoolmasters, only the school fees arc heavy. S I TRI.ING ROBERTSON 'I Beta Kappa Omega: Dramatics; I hespians. Quiet and reserved, but a wonderful friend. JOAN RODDY Gamma I heta; Iliter-Sorority Council: Mu Sigma: Flower Club; Honor Club: Boosters; Leadership Club; Junior Red Ciovs Representative. A woman's heart like the moon, is always changing, but there is always a man itt it. CHARLENE RUPP Honor Club: Teens: Fuiure Homemakers: Junior Red Cross: Office Girl; i ll Club; Beethoven Music Club. A light heart lives long. PATSY RUSSO Mu Sigma; Science Club. It's better to be small and shine. Ilian to be large and fast a shadow. ROGER L. SAMS IVhat street delight a quiet life affords! Bh I I 1 K F.WK SANCHEZ Beta Della; Honor Club; Glee Club; Thespians; Beethoven Music Club; Boosters: Spinstcicttcs. “Never a thill moment in her presence. VIOLET SANDERS Y-Tccns; Honor Club: Mu Sigma; Junior Red Cross. ‘Wo matter when, no matter where, when you need a friend, she'll be there. ElTDOLA SAVIGNOI. Mu Sigma. A su-ert smile and a gentle d isfms it ion. THELMA SCARDINA I II Club; Future Homemakers; Distributors' Club. “Sweet and shy. MARJORY JEAN SCOTT Honor Club; Mu Sigma; Glee Club; Junior Red Cross Council. “.Music hath its tharms and so does she. RAY SELIG Delta Sigma: Lcatleisbip Club: Football. Inspiration and initiative are the gold-dust twins that clean up things. JOHN SF.I.I.S Trade School. “A man of few words, but high ideals. MYRNA CHRIS I INE SEINER Honor Club; Flower Club; Future Homemakers; Gamma Theta. “A smile is the Ik’s! | ov cssion.M ARTHI R SIIANKI.E Band: Hi-Y; Tennis Club. Air and manners are more expressive Ilian words. WILLIAM CARL SHII'P Delta Sigma; Glee Club. Never do today what you can pul off until tomorrow. BEIT YE SHOOK Gamma I beta: Junior Red Cross Representative. IVe aim above the mark to hit the mark. HELEN SIEGEL Spanish Club; Y-Tecns; Honor Club; Mu Sigma. Gentle in manner, strong in performance. ARNOLD SIMMONS B. K. Club; Mu Sigma; Della Sigma; Football Manager. “Whose worth is unknown; Although his height be taken. WILMA SIMONEAUX “Without faith one can do nothing. JOYCE SI I MAN Honor Club: Glee Club: Y- 1 ecus: Tenuis Club. Do it all today; you'll never know what you have to do tomorrow.” JACQUE1.IN CARY SMITH Beta Club; Mu Sigma; Honor Club; l.aliit Club; Beta Delta; Spinsterctles: Boosters: Fricassee: rhespians; Dramatics; Junior Red Cr«� ss Representative; Ollicc Girl. Wit to persuade, and beauty to delight. JOYCE SMITH “To know her is to love her. ROBERT SPENCER Theta Kappa Omega: Honor Club; Mu Sigma: Football; Track; Spanish Club. Kindness wins friends. JOSEPHINE SPOONER Distributors' Club. A pint size package of sweetness. ALFRED EUGELE SPORI. Kcv Club: Thespians: Vocational Guidance Radio Program. Life is what you make it. EDWARD TEDDI IE STANFILL Honor Club: Dramatics (dub; Junior Red Cross Council; Theta Kappa Omega: Thespians: Beta Club: Spanish Club; Scimitars; Science Club; Tennis Team; Mu Sigma; Leadership Club. “Let not education interfere with romance. MARY SUE STAPLES Future Homemakers; Gamma Theta. i o one knows what she can do till she tries. JOKY STEIN Beta Delta: Sponsor. Theta Kappa Omega: Sweetheart. Inter-Fraternity Council: Beta Club: Honor Club: Leadership Club: Art Club: Flower Club; Spinsterottes; Pelican Girls' State: Buzzer Staff; Jr. Red Cross Council; Office Girl; Spanish Club; Future Homemakers; Boosters. “There never was a minute that Joey wasn't in it. NICK STEIN Della Sigma: Spimteictlcs. Sponsor; Flower Club; Junior Red Cross: Junior Wildlife Club: Leadership Club. Command large fields, hut conquer small ones. INS A STERNBERG Honor Club; Mu Sigma: French Club: Latin Club: Boner Stall; Tennis Team; Flower Club. “Success tomes by acting, not wishing. EDDIE MAE STEVENS Distributors' Club; l-ll Club. Says little, hut thinks a lot. COLLEEN STOCKWFILL Distributors' Club. Happy as the day is long. MARTHA STONE Bci i Delta; Spinstcrcttcs; Boosters; Mu Sigma; Honor Club; 1-atin Club: Tennis Club. “I'rvacity is the gift of it •omen. JOSEPH VERNON STROTHER Theta Kappa Omega: B. R. Club: Football: Track; Basketball. Women never bother me. They look at me by the hour, but t don’t mind. JEB STUART Delta Sigma; Junior Red Cross Council; Track; Football; B. R. Club: Flower Club; Scimitars. It is not wise to be wiser than necessary. RAY STURDIVANT Trade School. “To forgiiv a fault in another is more sublime than to be faultless oneself. BETTY JEAN STL'TZMAN Boosters: Mu Sigma: Honor Club; Flower Club; French Club: Delta Beta Sigma: Beethoven; Music Club; I-atin Club; Leadership Club. “Modesty often hides merit. FRANK SVGA LAS Kuime Homemakers. Men of few words are the best men. BETTY TAYLOR Honor Club; Mu Sigma: -l-ll Club: Y-Teens. Take it easy, have your fun and let the old world flicker on. CONNIE FERRELL Beta Delta: Spanish Club: Honor Club; Mu Sigma; Boosters: Bowling League. Chatter, chatter, as go. MICKEY THIBODEAUX Trade School. “Why worry? The more we study the more ignorance tee discover. JIMMY THOMAS Flower Club: Tennis Club: Tennis I cam: Glee Club. None but himself could be his parallel. IRENE 1 HOMI’SON Honor Club; Mu Sigma: Future Homemakers; Office Girl. A girl like this you're glad to meet, plenty of charm and mighty steer I. ROBERT F.. THORNHILL. |R. Glee Club. His song will out Hit all sermons in the memory. NANCY TILTON Honor Club: Science Club: Beta Delta: I II Club; Buzzer Staff: Dramatics Club: Art Club: Glee Club: Horizon Club. Why worry over trifles? BLANCHE TOWN Beta Delta: Beta Club; Mu Sigma; Honor Club: Latin Club; I licspiatts; Dramatics Club; Pelican Girls' State. Her words, like so many nimble senators, trip about her at command. MARY ELIZABETH TUCKER Honor Club; Science Club. Always a smile and a pleasant word for all. I. I). TULIJER •A green-eyed lad with plenty of I fiends. Knows how to meet all odds and ends. DORIS TURNER . .. Twos her thinking of others that made you think of her. LAURA YVONNE TURNER Future Homemakers; Glee Club: Y-'Iecov 1-H c.lui). All good things come in small fmckages. dei.Ores vkrchf.r Mu Sigma: Honor Club: Junior Red Crow Council. Quiet, reserved, yet full of fun. LOIS VERRET Disirilmiors Club: Future Homemakers. Dancing and gay I go my way. H AROI-D lA I THEY VOSS Rev Club: Met a Club: Mu Sigma: Treasurer. Senior (lass: Honor C hib: It. R. Club: Scimitars: Most Valuable Football: Basket ball: Delta Sigma: Flower Club: Junior Wildlife: Pelican Boys’ State: I .cadetship Club. '• am a student anil women are the enemies of studies. GLORIA LORRAINE WALKER Ihlt.i Bela Sigma: Junior Homemakers; Glee Club; Boosters: I II Club: RainlK w Girls; Spiustcrcttcs. Horn Fourth of July and has lieen a firecracker cirr since. JI ANITA WALKER Band. Neatness—first, last, and all of the lime. TOMMY LOU WALKER Mono: Club: Mu Sigma: Bowling league; I lower Club: Science Club; Spanish lub; Y'-Tcens; I II Club. The bubbling hrook goes on. WALTER WYNN WALSH, JR. Art Club. Art holds fast when all else is tost. JIM.IF. WARD Junior Red Cross Representative; Tennis Club; Home F.co-iiomirs Club; Y’-Tccns; Boosters: Thespians; Dramatics Club: Honor Club; High School Haven Council; Girls' Pelican State. Come and trip it as you go on the light fantastic toe. W. II YRRY WARNER Junior Red ( toss Council: Junior Football: Scimitars. hue fools' experiments: always liy them. BE I I YE RIIEA WATSON Delta Beta Sigma: Sponsor. Gamma Alpha; Spinstcrctlc-s: Items lets: Future Homemakers. “Oh. me. how weak a thing is the heart of n woman! CHARLES WATSON Trade School. Quietness is an indication of ability. MERII M LORE I I A WEBB Future Hoincmakcn; Glee Club. She who is good is happy. JF.ANNINE WEEMS Cheerleader; .Spinsicrt-tlcv. Beta Delta; Beta Club; Mu Sigma: Horror Club; Boosters: I hespians; Future Homemakers: leadership Club. love is flower like; Friendship is like a sheltering tree. LESLIE WEILL Honor Club: Mu Sigma; Spanish Club: Future Homemakers. Silence in a woman is like speech in a man. |OYCE WERNER Editor. Fricassee; Co editor. Bu er: Bela Club: Beta Delta; Mu Sigma: Honor Club. Ihcspianv Dramatics Club: Latin Club' Science ( lub: Olficc Girl; Bectlioven Music Club. Holds me not sufficient to describe her winning ways. BILLIE JANE WHITE Mu Sigma; Honor Club: Flower Club; Gamma I beta; Spanish Club. 1 Quiet, reserved, yet full of fun. Be ta Club Mu Sigma: Honor Club; Thespians: Dramatics Club: 'j.m Club; Science Club: Delta Sigma: Intcr F.ateruity Conn-cd. Seminars: Key (lub: High School Haven (ammil; Buzzer Stall: Fricassee Staff; Pelican Boys State. “Il .f and humor belong to genius alone. GAIL WHITNEY Honor Club: Mu Sigma: Dramatics Club; ith purftose high and single aim, She'll hall of fame. Boosters: Flower Club. walk some ilay in the BLANCHE WILKINSON Beta Delia; Thespians: Dramatics Club; Future Homemakers: Kiencli Club; Science Club: V-Teens. A companion that is rliecrful is worth gold.” CALVIN WILLIAMS Delia Sigma: Scimitars: B. R. Club: I II Club; I'lowci Club; Wild Life Club; Football. Gentle in manner, strong in his performance.” ELIZABETH WILSON Dramatics Club. Coy and happy is she, a noble girl tee know her to be. MARILYN WILSON Honor Club; Mu Sigma; Libr.it Stall: Bowling League. In her voice and in her smile, methinks there is charm. PATRICIA ANN WL'LFF Junior Homcinukets; Clee Club; Spanish Club: I II Club: V-Tccns. “A foot and light-hearted. ! lake to the open road. Health, free, the world before me, The long brown path before me. I.eading wherever I choose. NAN YOl’NO Beta Delta: Mu Sigma: Honor Club: Spiustcrcttcs: Science Club: Dramatics Club; Spanish Club: Tennis Team. Sweet, but shy, with mischief in her eye. JEANNE I.A BOl DYESS A violet by a mossy stone Half hidden from the eye, Fair as a star when only one Is shining in the sky. BENNIE BROWN l-H Club: Science Club: Band: Football. And life, my friend, is wha! yon make it. DcVON COLVIN Jr. Red Cross: Band: Basketball. Happy am I! From care I'm free! I I'M aren't they all contented like met ROSEMARY HATCHER Junior Homemakers: Band. Silence is golden. BOB JONES Hi Y: Honor Club; Beta Club; Drum Major of Baud. ' Hook sense and common sense: but plenty of room for non-sense. JOY FLEMING Glee Club: Leadership Club: Library Club. Happy go lucky and lots ot fun. a girl who is liked by everyone. CHARLES NORM Rl M Trade School. The world is his who enjoys it. BE I I Y I.Ol LEWIS Kindness is virtue itself. The History of the Senior Class Preface: The following account is not complete. Like all histories, it can hut trace up to the present time the accomplishments and actions of its subjects, and can only pray for what comes later! A decade or so ago there burst forth in the heavens a bright new group of stars which all fell to earth and became, in time, the present Senior Class. Cynics, unbelievers, and doubting astronomers that question this can blame our existence on Adam and Eve. What catastrophe put us here is unimportant; we’re here, we’re Seniors, and we have a history. In the month of September, 1944, we first saw the assorted gods and goddesses called Seniors. and we hoped that some day we would attain such heights. Since that was two years away, though, we decided to become traditional high school students. Driven by violent loves and wild passions of jealousy which shifted weekly and weakly, we slowly became accustomed to the accepted rules and acted accordingly, for belter or for worse. We were industrious learners (for a while, anyway), but soon learned our best lesson—that learning doesn’t pay! Clubs and social groups flourished, and all was well. That summer, several were arrested for stealing watermelons. We were all shocked, for we could not picture such lawlessness. The Junior year was a conflict. Being the in-betweens, the dates with both Sophomores and Seniors were numerous. VVe tried to act our age, but never quite got around to forgetting parties, boys, girls, and true, undying love. More clubs invited membership, and things in general seemed brighter. Many stole glances at the illustrious third-floor clan of teachers and anticipated their fiscal year of avoiding the hazards of work. We looked after the graduating Seniors with an attitude of both respect and good-riddance, for we knew that only the summer stood in our way. Ah, bliss! Ah, peace! Like so many mighty monarchs we tread the sidewalks last fall and knew that all eyes were upon us. We watched leaves wither in our presence, as did the freshmen. The marathon love affairs droned on. and a few new ones broke the monotony. At-social functions our appearances were of much interest.” Several new clubs were formed, each adding a little to our lives in some way. The Senior Meeting, that congress of wisdom and knowledge, was held to elect our officers and to decide the texture, design, and color of our graduation clothing. Final tests were passed overwhelmingly with that flourish so common to our school, and the last fling of dances and parties afforded our taxed minds the needed relaxation to insure our composure for the’’ night. Came the march music, and we gracefully walked down the glorious path of honor. We nodded to the spectators out of our hearts, and proceeded to graduate. Knighted with out diplomas, we joined King Arthur’s Multiplication Table and ended our high school da .e. CLASS WILL We, the members of ilie Senior Class of 1947, being of mind and body (the degree of soundness has not been determined), feeling some obligation to continue the custom of leaving our worldly possessions to you, our mourners, do hereby grant of our generous hearts and souls the following, to wit: To the “next-best,” the Junior Class, we do bequeath our very Seniordoin. This, whether we like it or not, will befall you sooner or later, and we want you to know that our g xxl graces are with you. We give you, in addition, unrestricted use of the halls (our best time from one end of the hall to the other is 2.r seconds) ; the library (suggested reading: card catalog), the cafeteria (roast and potatoes, 20c) and the auditorium (please sit down upon entrance) . Any new privileges that you can grasp, you may have. To the stumbling Sophomores we give the steadying hand. You may ignore one assignment out of three as unnecessary. You may gather in small (ten is limit) groups in the halls to promote the general welfare, and you are required to chew gum daily to secure these other rights. To the yet unseen microbes, the Freshmen, that will shortly infest our school, we dedicate a prayer of guidance. May you find your way and not become tearful. May you reflect the examples of your predecessors and not disgrace our school by being sincerely interested in your education. To the cooks, the maids, and janitors we leave a heartfelt wish—that by July the building will be sufficiently in repair and that all dishes will be washed so that you, too, might have a summer holiday. To those dignitaries, the professors and pro-fessorettes of our faculty, we do leave the following: To Mrs. Michael, five all-boy classes to take her mind away from the English language. To Mrs. Pillow, many miles of crooked halls in which to peek around corners. To Miss Dunbar, an engraved certificate bearing the words, “Child of Grace.” To Miss Lombard, gallant men of yesteryear to practice the code of chivalry. To Miss Womack, a cast of merry-makers to cheer her in trying times. To Miss Burris, a ruler and a dagger to replace her old ones. To Mrs. Craig, something hilarious that she will completely enjoy. To Miss Allison, a student capable of a perfect typewritten page. To Mrs. Young, one gleaming atomic bomb, for such disposal as she thinks appropriate. To Miss Alex, we leave the wish that she will have as little trouble with the next class as she did with our well-disciplined group. To the rest of the faculty, we leave them, and hope that they will enjoy the graduation night as much as we do. A White Prophecy e{fc) Baton Rouge, La., Aijgust 2. 1970. Evans Howell, the blackface star, will sing better than ever in his newest hit—’’Grandmammy.'' Senator Thomas Harrison Benton, 1)., La., took the floor today to ask that body to pass the compulsory hand-washing bill. He was opposed by Communist Senator Clifton Morris, who said that this would skyrocket the sunk market on soaps. Double Scoop Press correspondent Joyce Werner described in her column today the Academy Award ceremony in which Joe Kenyon of Magnolia Studios won the Oscar. The first Secretary of Education was appointed by President Charles Blake wood: she is Miss Patricia Boyct. well-known educator. Sugar-planter Charles Kahao announced at a lemonade party last night that Dr. Roger Richardson's new method for processing c ane sugar has been accepted as practical. Metropolitan Opcia’s Floret te Blank made a personal appearance before the British royal family as a part of her European tour. Cloc k Magazine’s Man of the Year” is Dr. Harold Voss, eminent cancer research pliysi cian. Labor leader Jimmy Lowry has called off the pending national school teachers’ strike and has gone to Cuba for a rest. Chester Freeman, sports announcer will interview Olympic Champion David Mclilli tonight over station WJBD, J. B. Dunn, local station manager, announced today. Governor Dick M illican was present at the recent Atlantic City coronation of Miss Thais Lawton as Miss America of 1970.” Fox model Jerry Jamison recently visited the illustrious Fox himself, who is now basking in the Miami sun. General Fed Stanfill has just returned from taking the Marines out of Nicaragua. Bobby Bateman, camelia connoisseur, has at last bred his floral gem. He will call it Stcinana” after the lovely lady of soc ial circles. Miss Joey Stein. Novelist [aquelin Smith has won the Pulitzer Prize for her book. Weeds of Grass.” Human interest story comes from Boston, where aged spinster Wvnona Amrhein has an nouneed her plans to drink tea at three-thim instead of the usual time. Garland and Company has undertaken the costumes for this year's Mardi Gras in New Orleans. Maestro Bob Jones will conduct the Philharmonic next season. Ross Murrell, architect, has submitted plans for building a new Cit Hall. Barbara Burns is cur rently showing her oils in the Ci ic Galleries on Florida Street. Farmer Emile Pourciau was elected to the Stale Senate after a fiery campaign over the bubble gum issue. 1 le will sponsor a “More-guni-for-farin-workers” bill. Broadway actress Joannine Weems has sung herself to the top in the successful False Flashes production. And Judge Fred Frye ruled today that the impartial administration of justice without limewasting frolic k will continue to be his rule, despite Attorney Alan Jordon's attempt to play several practical jokes on the jurors. Senior Superlatives Girls Boys Pat fioyct Best All Around Tommy Benton Joyce Werner Most Likely to Succeed Ross Murrell Best Worker Joe Kenyon Delores Davis Best Athlete Harold Voss Nancy Robert Teacher's Pet Dick Leonard Florette Blank Class Musician Boh Jones Mary Ann Pruyn ....Quietest Harry Barber Mary Louise Grant Best Sport Jcrr ' Fox Kathleen Hunt Most Talkative Bobby Hebert Class Artist Kay Langhart Tommie Lou Walker Sidney Ilebrard Inseparables } Alan Jordan j Johnny Allphin . Class Wit Johnny White Thais Lawton Best Looking ... J. V. Strother . Most Ambitious . . Clifton Morris Lowry Bee Andrews Most-I Iappv-Go-Lucky Dan Nevils Jcanninc Weems Most Attractive Dick Millican Class Infants Wilson Graham Joey Stein I nsa Sternberg . . .. Man's Lady Ladies' Man . Neatest Huntington Odom Bobby Bateman Mcrilyn Lindsay .... Best Dressed Dan Garland Katherine Nichols . .. Peppiest Fred Frey Janet Blanchard Most Photogenic Reginald Jones Jerry Jamison . . . Best Personality Evans Howell Mary Lee Bernard Biggest Bluffers Bill Jones Jo Ann Roddy Most Dependable Charles Blakcwood Betty Ilelmstetter . .. Most Businesslike Carroll Mayer Janet Himbert ... ('lass Brain Roger Richardson Martha Stone Cutest Chester Freeman Most Sophisticated Ted Stan fill Julie Ward . Best Dancer Hardy Edminston Betty Jean Buie .... ... Most Optimistic .... Perry Le Calcs Wynona Amrhein . . . . Sweetest Calvin Williams Sue Crawford .... Best Figure Best Physique David Mclilli OA yvy £esuosi AmhitixMA. Armhcin, Wvnona—To have friends. Argrave. Jane—To win the Kentucky Derby. Alien. Mary—To lx- a great actress. Andrews. Lowry lice—To shrink her waist. Alford. Norma—To lx- a career woman. Austin. Dorothy—To ride a tricycle. Austrum. Barbara—To Be reserved. Bernard, Mary Lee—To Be dignified. Boudreaux. Mcrilyn—To cross her eyes. Boyet, Pat—To have a date. Burns. Betty Ann—To play hopscotch. Bozeman, Betty—To lx- a dentist. Brotiilleite. Janice—i'o lx- serious minded. Butler, Betty Gene—'I'o be pretty. Byrd. Rilma—To fly. Burns. Barlxua—To learn how to draw. Bcgue, Beryle—I'o lx- gav. Blanchard, Janet -To learn to be a leader. Barbay. Clare—T o lx- a ballet dancer. Bcckoin, Priscilla—To find Kilroy. Belle, Joyce—To lx- a telephone. Bonacorv). Angie—To can sardines. Bailey, Barbara—To learn to talk. Blank, Florett —To lx- something. Butler. Rita Ann—To be a fireman. Brown, Bennie—To call dogs. Buie. Betty Jean—To take a see voyage. Clark. Nancy—To lx- a model. Cottcn. Dot—To Ix-come a woman-of-thc-world. Comillon. Agnes I'o grow lollipoj s. Constantino. Betty—To sprout wings. Carriere. Debbie—To eat candy. (.rawford. Sue—to become a “Hubba! Ilubba!” girl. Cambre, Joyce—To be boistrous. Caruso. Lorraine—To have a trousseau. Ccdotal. Natalie—To grow eggplants. D'Gcrolamo, Bessie—To be a deep sea diver. Des Hotels. Merle—To have long hair. Dear. Hannah—To make muffins. De Inline. Bi tty—To see a dinosaur. Day, Nona—To find a knight. Dees. Bette Tocat horseradish. Donellan, Helen—To turn flips. Davis. Delores Learn how to swim and dive. Dry. Rayellen—To drink lots of water. Everett, Marilyn—To eat “Pep. Easley, Jacc|tielin—To lx- the Easter Bunny. Erickson. Jane—Jo buy a camera. Edwards, Maureen—To manufacture bubble gum. Everett, Robbie Lou—To manufacture cardboard I nixes. Falcon. Janet—To play football. Ferguson. Betty Sue—To be a concert artist. Fleming, Jov—To lx a librarian. Gottlieb. Janice—To be a circus barker. Gauthier, Betty Ann—To have less books and more brains. Granada. Stella—To work in a parking lot. Gai ke. Dorothy—To make the Honor Roll. Garrene. Maxine—To lx a weight lifter. Goode. Betty—To lx good. Grant. Bunny—To win the Nobel Prize for the biggest gum bubble. Mimbcrt. Janet—To graduate. Hall. Doris—To ignore men. y Harvey, Jean—To race horses. Hanks. Nathlic—To swim the English Channel. Hatcher. Rosemary—To eat Wheaiies. Houston, Barbara—To paint houses. Hutchinson. Anita—To collect bugs. Hebrard, Sidney—To lx a comedian. Heard. Elizabeth—I'o win a soap box derby. Horner. Louise—I'o lx in a soap opera. Hum. Kathleen—To be a wrestler. Hclmstetter, Beverly—To lx a tree surgeon. Ilulin. Patricia—To work in a hotel. Jcansonnc, Beverly—To dye hei hair, lacohson. Betty—To walk a tight-ropc. Jeter, Betty Jane—To lx Nelli (knee-high). Jamison. Jerry—To he cute. Krake, Inez—To act childish. I edet, T ommy Lee—To lx a flier. Leake. Carolyn—To lx a plumber. Lorio, Jerrv—To be a chorus girl. Lewis. IJettyc Lou—To lx a track star. Lasscigne, .Marion—To lx a tap dancer. Lea. Betty Nell I'o lx' a riveter. Laiumandicr, Dorothy—I’o have a haul name to spell. Lindsey, Merilyn—To change her mind. I ayne, Beverly—I'o conquer Caesar. Lewis, Juanita—To lx a sign painter. Lawton, Thais—To go to Vale. McMurrav, Mildred—To lx Casey Jones. McDaniels. Donaldccn—To dig to China with a spoon. M Ea hern. Peggy—To start a Mr. Anthony show. Madcre. Elizabeth- -To collect stuffed birds. Mauldin, Jeanne—To make a trip to France. Moisc, Mona I'o boil water. Mayo, Betty June—To hit high C. Munzcy, Geraldine—To lx- or not to he. Miimphrey, Angelina—To lx Mrs. Santa Claus. Meyers, Lila Jean—To ice skate. Macaluso', Antoinette—To distribute education. Meaux. Carol—I'o meet ecnie, inceilic, and minie. May, Carolyn—I'o lx a lady detective. Morrison, Shirley—To reduce. Maggio, T ilia—To lx serious. Newman, Gladys—To wear a tap and gown. Nichols. Kathryn—To be full of pep. Odom, Evelyn—I'o wear lipstick. Oliphint. Jackie—To destroy jxroxide. Parnell, Connie—To curl her eyelashes. Porch. Judy—To draw paper dolls. Pecora. Betty Joe—To row a canoe. Pierce. Doris—I o quit chasing Imys. Pilcher. Mittic—To ride a horse. Pruyn. Mary Ann—To lx reserved. Peavy, Betty Jean—'I'o write a book. Pourtiau, Carol—I o lx a cement mixer. Parent. I.ura Mac—To lx an Eskimo. Price, Julia—To have more dates. Rabb, Lois- I'o jxroxide her hair. Richard. Wilma—To buy a jjorch swing. Russo, Patricia—To dance on Broadway. Rolxrt, Nancy—To -blink. Rupp, Charlene—To teach kindergarten. Roddy, Joan—To study. Rcnfroc, Maude—To have a Southern drawl. Reynolds, Daisy—To grow flowers. Simoneaux, Wilma—To learn an Indian dance. Stein. Joey—To lx- popular. Staples, Mary Sue—lo bind books. S| ooncr. Josephine- l o lx a lighthouse kec | er. Sam lie . Hettv—I'o dive for treasure. Savignol. Eudola—To carve bed jjosis. Siegel. Helen—I'o equal Shakespeare. Smith. |oycc—To roller skate. Smith. Jacquelin—To lx sarcastic. Sternberg, Insa—I'o fly an airplane. Stone, Martha—To live in a glass house. Selser. Myrna—To take a bromo. Siut man. Betty Jean—To teach school. Ncardina. 1 hclma—To grow fingernails. Stevens. Eddie Mae—I'o wear bells on her toes. Stock well, Colleen—lo have curly hair. Sanders. Violet—To lx a horticulturist. Simian. Joyce—To own a drugstore. Stott, Marjorie Jean—To dye eggs. Tucker, Mary Elizabeth—To leach tumbling in a girls' school. Tilton, Nancy—To get a sun tan. Turner, I.aura—To work on a street car. Turner, Doris—To lx a great mailuneiit ian. Ihnmpson. Irene—To lx in the Russian ballet. Taylor. Betty Jean—To get some hoi ncil-rimined glasses. l own. Blanche—To lx a politician. Ferrell. Connie—l o overcome her shyness. Neither. Dolores- I'o have virtue. Vcrrett, Lois—To manufacture berets. Werner. Joyce—To get a |xrmanent. Whitney, Gail—To pasteurize milk. Wilson. Elizabeth- To become mayor. Wilson, Marilyn—To walk on stilts. Walker, Tommie Lou—To lx- a prizefighter. Wilkinson, “Bootsie”—To have a sense of humor. Walker. Gloria—I'o lx sophisticated. Watson. Betty Rhea—To nave a boyfriend. Walker. Juanita—To sing with an orchestra. Ward. Julie—'To learn how to dance. Weems. |eanninc—To take a beauty course. Webb. I iretta—To sec a spider. White. Billie—To |x� le vault. Wulff, Pat—To learn to bowl. Weill. Leslie—To lx a tightrope walker. Young. Nan—To lx- neat. Adcock. Loyd—To save tin cans. Allphin. Johnny—To put my car in an historical museum. AblxUt, Eldon Dee—To pluck my eyebrows. Allen. Joel—To write an English book. Appel, Fred—To grow two-inch toenails. Armstrong. Gray—To help the Statue of Liberty hold her torch. Bowman. Billy—To lx an archer. Benton, T ommy—To rule the universe. Bolton. Howard—To play pranks on jxople. Butler. Stewart—To raise tain. Brand, Lester—To lx a clown. Bonfanti, Ixntis—To be a sword swallower. Beauregard. David—To be President. Bergeron, George H.—To lx- a Latin scholar. Blakcw xxl. Charles—To become a comedian. Bateman, Bobby—To own at least one loud tic. Bynum, Billy—To ojxn the door for Richard. Brianis, Harold—To lx a track-coach. Baibas. John Milton—To build houses. Broussard. Eugene—To lx a jockey. Barlxr, Harry—T o be a song writer. Brown. Samuel B.—To manufacture Sam Brown Ixl ts. Clay. T homas J.—To be on time just once. Coco, Clyde—To develop muscles. Calvin, Grady Dc Von—To grate cheese. Campagna, Joe—To make an oration. Cobb, Jack—To lx- a Jack of all trades.” Cox, Edward—To raise pigs. Caraway. Raiford—To go far away. Campbell, Kenneth—To lx a caveman. Curry. Shelby—To climb the Empire State Building. Cooper. Billy—To learn how to play leap frog. Cappc. Joe A.—To design hats. Dunn, J. B.—To he a beautician. Dell. Jimmy—To break Voss's discus record. Davison, Earl—To make cotton candy. Everett, George—To pass history. Edminston. Hardy—To become a professional butterfly trainer. Frey. Fred C.—To get a power lawn mower. Franklin, Cecil—To lind Benjamin. Fox, Jerry—To move to Oklahoma. I-Tiedman, Isidore H.—To lx quiet. Freeman. Chester To lx- the second Van Johnson. Goutreaux, Jean—To blow up the Chemistry Lab. Coodcll. Ray T o lx- great. Graham. Wilson—To grow up. Garland. Dan—To prevent explosions at the |x)st ollicc when the mail goes olf. Gunn, Elton—To lx- a lion tamer. Grillon, George—To loaf. Guyncs. Raymond—To lx- a genius. Harold, James T.—To build a bridge. Howell. Evans—To lx a light promoter. Houston, Frank—To make history. Hernandez. Gene—I'o argue vigorously. Haynes. Robert—To be one of those.” Hendry, Leon—To play a flute. Hebert, Bobby—To talk a little more often. Hodges, Harry—To lead a band. Henderson. Jerry—To learn to read. Jones. Bob—To lx witty and learn to laugh. Jordan, George—To lx well known. Jordan. Allan—lo be a Doctor (Pepper). Jones. Bill—To break a record. Jones. Reginald—To learn art (?) Kenyon, Joe—To become double-jointed. Kahao. Charles—To raise sugar cane. Kaiser, Eail—To beat a tom-tom. Kling. Philip—To be a vine. Langlois. Jerry—To sleep. Langhart. Roy—To paint a mural. Langhart, Bobby—To make a lot of noise. Lc Cates, Perry—To lx less rowdy and study more. Lowrv. Jimmy—To be a nurse. Leonard. Dick—To wear bangs. Lavigne. Donald—To take over Lavignc's Pharmacy. Mellilli. David—To run the TIO in levs than 6 seconds. Morris, Cilfton—To become a son-in-law (whose?) Mascarella, Sidney—To take radios apart. Monrosc, Maurice—To get through High School. Millican. Dick—To learn to play basketball. Mercicr, Rtxlney—To go to Sf. I. I’. Murrell, Ross—To become a farmer. Mayer, Carroll—To curl his hair. McCoy, Jimmy—To invent something. McDonald, Merrill—To learn to accept “No” as an answer. Nolan, Eugene—To learn how to fish. Odom, Huntington—To become a judge. Prince, Ross—To live in a palace. Pugh, Wallace—To teach school. Pugh, Nolan Arthur—To lx- a chemist (Na). Parrino, Anthony—To take a Charles Atlas Course. Pourciau, Emile—To raise a Mb. chicken. Richardson, Roger—To quit chasing women. Riley, Pat—To stand on my head. Richard, Jackie—To learn to print. Riitnfellow, Rudy—To lx happy. Robertson, William G.—To smile. Roberts, Jim—To become muscular. Robertson. Stirling—To go into motion pictures. Rolx-rts. Edward—Wouldn't you like to know? Robb. Norman To live happily ever after. Robbins. Gilbert—To learn to speak French. Simmons. Arnold-—To lx- a polo player. Spoil, Eugene—To return to Metairie. Strother, j. V.—To play football. Sains, Roger—To draw. Stanfill. Fed—To be sophisticated. Shankle, Arthur—To lx- a bubble gum tester. Sells. John Burton—To lx- a salesman. Shipp, Billy—To fly an airplane. Selig. Ray—To find a successful sun tan lotion. Sygalas, Frank—To become a professor. Spencer. Robert—To get a steady girl. Stuart. J. E. B.—To graduate. Stein, Nick—To get a convertible. Sturdivant. Roy—To train seals. Tullicr. J. 1).— l o install elevators in all schools. Thibodeaux. Mickey—To eat spinach. Thomas, Jimmy—To be a lawyer. Townsend. Bob—To be a great mathmetician. Voss. Hamid—To ignore women. White, Johnny—To have a fan club. Williams. Calvin—To lx- sweet. Warner. Harry—To lx a quiz kid. Watson, Charles—To mix all the chemicals in lab. Walsh. Walter—To raise eels. Way, Warren—To work in a beauty parlor. Zachariah. Charles—To wear pigtails. 'V 3EN!QFL3V Juniors first Row—Tommy Richard, Margie Richardson, Duard Roberts, Selma Rodrigue . Dorothy Ann Roubkjue. David Safer. Charles Scott. Joseph Scott. Second Row—Jerry Sell, Mary Lynn Sheppard, Joan Sherrill. Julie Shockley, Ben Sibley, Dtickic Simoneaux. Betty Jo Singletary, Diane Smith. Third Row—Blanche Snowden. Betty Spencer. Orenc Stafford, Mona Stephens, Ruth Suit kland. Charlotte Stringer, Clara Stuart, Mary Ida Stuckey. Fourth Row—Mayme Thompson, Mac Wallace, Patsy Ward, Sammic Watkins, Albert Wche, Ellisc Weldon, Helen Werlein, Wallace Wcstberry. fifth Row—Alan Wetzel, Joyce Williamson, Barbara Winkler, Ashe Young, Clyde Ford, Ewell Griffon. Anthony Noto, Eugene Busby. Juniors hirst Row—Norma Ray Acosta, Jean Adcock, Jerry Allen, Hilda Arny, Ruth Aumiller, Bertram Babers. Malcolm Bailey, Patricia Bass. Second Row—Virginia Beaver, Marilyn Becnel. Claude Bennett, Dot tie Berry. John Blanche, Robert 1). Bloodwcll, Shirley Bolton, Velma Bourgeois. Third Row— Beryl Bowden, Henry Bradsher, Joyce Brock, Dolly Brown, LaRue Brown, Dan Burkhaltcr. Dewey Butler, Dolores Byrd. fourth Row—Sue Lynn Carroll. Betty (latchings. Vivian dates. Betty Sue Chcairs. Carolyn Clark. Nancy Cobb. Bill Coleman. Mary Conner. fifth Row—Betty Sue Cootcr, Barbara Couvillon, June Couvillon, Cere Covert, Raymond Creel, Jo Ann Daily, Marion Darsey, Maxie Davis. Juniors First Row—Billie Murray Day. Jerry Dickenson. Joan Diehl. Helen Drews, Jeanne Dugazon. Carol Dunn, Joyce Dye. Jackie Dyer. Second Row—Grace Easley, Burl Edwards, Wynona F.idson, Harry Ellis, Martha Ann Ellison. Denote Evans. Mary Pearl Eaulk, Kay Foglcman. Third Row—Phyllis Gardner, Freddie Gauthier. Nancy Gianelloni. Bettye fane Glasscock. Dodic Goff. Billie Sue Golson. Rachel Ann Grass, Marcia Ann Guissinger. Fourth Roic—Alida Gurney, Jane Hamilton, Douglas Harper, Ann Harrison, Margaret Henning. Billy Higginbotham. Colleen Holmes, Charles Howard. Fifth Row—Jean HulTman. James Hurston. Elaine Hyde. Barbara Jennings. Bobby Johnston. Charles Jones. Donnie Jones. Jerry I.ee Jones. Cecil Kaiser. Juniors First Row—Carl Ketnmerly, Dave Kennedy, Florence Kidd, Berta Laycock. Grace Lehmann, Dolores Lcjeunc, Frank Leonard, George Leyden. Second Rom—Mart in Lilley, Bobby Link, Lawrence Liter. Billy Lowry, Jackie Martin, Betty McComas, Edward McCrary, Cynthia McElroy. Third Row—Fred McHugh, June McMannis, Carol Jean McMillcn, Beverly Ann Miller. Evelyn Mims, Betty June Montgomery, Faye Moreland, Elmore Morgan. Fourth Row—Mary Morris. Gill Mounger, Weston Muse. Phyllis Nautnan. Peggy Nelson, Bobbie Nesbit. Shirley Nolen. Norman Owen. Fifth Row—Jackie Pedarre, Betty Pierson, Bennie Powers, Mabcth Read, Peggy R c n n u d. Gladys Reynolds, Lee Rhodes, Scraphinc Rinaudo, Theresa Rinaudo. w Ou u_ o ff yf fc. « � K 1vcO T4 Hw. 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Himcl Jimmy Junkin nna Belle Losavio Duncan MacDonald Jimmy McGowan Glenn Rclim F.lainc Sharp Mary St. Angelo Virginia Tucker Charles Ray Walker lilililili Mrs. Pegues’s Group Frances Bean Blake Blakcwood Dan Burden Bobby Graves Mollie Mae Hudson John Jackson Dale Koons Libbye Anne Landry Pearl LeBlanc Richard I Hcrrisson Jo Ann McLennan Margaret McGregor Robert Parker Gloria Smith Hargrove Stephens Alice Joyce Dupree Mrs. Pope’s Group Rita Allcllo Muriel Aucoin Helen Barney Beverly uateman Virginia Bcamcr Mona CafTorel Howard Chambers Frances Darby Jim Fletcher Elizabeth Jane Friedman Mary Elizabeth Fortner Sam 1 larris Ethel Homer Marion Jackson David Dendrick Huldah Licbcrman Sterling Moore Sunny McComas Gay McGraw Robert Pettit John Roussa Larry Robertson Ethelyn Statt Morris Thibodeaux Joe Thomas llcnc Stewart Werner Leonard Mrs. Guidry’s Group j Ross Chub buck Belly Lou I)c Mars Mercy Lee Gauthier Henry Hatcher Tickie Hendry Emily Madge Hutchinson Jean Kennedy Belly J Langhari Yvonne Lawton Cecil David Roy Catherine Salemi Turla White Maxic Anne Williams Billy Youngblood Mrs. Kinney 's Group Augustine Barron Beverly Brown Daniel Carroll Courtney Estabrook David Ellison Joan Frey Robert Gibson June Hatcher Shirley Landry Naomi LeMarr Bobby Leonard Nancy Manning Hal Phillips Cecilia Ann Roark N ita Scardina David Thornhill Pearl Marie Wilson Mrs. Lower's Group ★ Patricia Ann Arnold Jo Rlica Black well Tommy Boyd Mary Kloise Browning Joan Cantwell Alex Crawford Krnesu'ne Crouse Cei il Goudeau Kllen Louise Kaiser (). J. Lasseijpu: Bachman Lee Jac kie Merrill Philip McMahon Ann McNabb Carlee Nunes Jeanette Oliphint Betsy Payne Loren a Rae Pruyn Don Soday J. E. Watson Diana Wchc ★ Mrs. Bottoms Group ★ I- ('� . Anderson Jimmy Barrick Bobbye Blanchard Barbara Ann Brown Doris Burnett Sally Gatzke Pat Graves Gene Hargrodcr I.inda Kelley Jackie Lee George Platt Jack McLain Liny McMarray Beverly Robertson Mary Ann Russell ★ Mrs. Peter’s Group Tom Airhart Jo Anne Browne Randall Davis Patsy Farr Walter Fowler A. G. Gaudin Sterling Gladden Carolyn Greer Milton Hall Warrene Hayne Virginia Hcrbin Byrd Hutchinson Jimmie Jenkins Sally Jones Carolyn Libby Una Marshall Helen Page Frank Peabody Jo Anne Taylor Bobbie Thibeau Charles Wisdom Mrs. Fram ues's Group Dan Albares Thomas Bateman S. A. Brocato John Burton Roberto Byrd Alex Caldwell Ray Core Billy Day ('ceil Dobiowolski Betty Edwards Helen Edwards Lorraine English Roland Foreman Eva JaneGoudeau Donald Hill Shirley Jones Larry Kling Joyce Leteff Charlie Melnnis Weldon Melnnis Sam Phistry John Powell Pat Prynn Henry Ratchc John Saia Jeanette Sloetzner Tommy Sumrall Kelvin 'Thompson FFvESUMFN fA'- 0A 1. . ' hM .. £Py. . i' • 'j in n faAN j „.7WW 6 � lip % V - ‘ j VV -V = 'V '''' ' Kt rAl ■f -W j i . -—✓ -A . A vti jvi • m£ . r , m?Yi % ' ,i .f a. : •• ® L ■£ % ir k r frn'i ' sMS v'(L o A. aj$t V ) - f V'- r AL£X . st. .OoVv MV v-a 0 ■°Wfe of • V cyfi |V Thais Lawton Jean nine Weems Joey Stein Gladys Reynolds Betty Jo I.angliart xatzxnLtizs and JboxoxLtizs ★ Inter-Sorority Council First Row—Joan Roddy, President; Pat Bovct, Secretary; Janet Blanchard, Treasurer; Wynona Amrhein. Second Row—Janice C.otlich, Jerry Jamison, Carol Mcaux, Nancy Claire Robert, Mayme Thompson. ★ Inter-Fraternity Council ★ First Row—Huntington Odom, President; Tommy Renton, Secretary-Treasurer; Dolly Brown, Sponsor; J. B. Dunn. Second Row—Jerry Langlois; Berta Laycock, Sponsor; Carroll S. Mayer, Jr., Dick Millican. Third Roiv—Fay Moreland, Sponsor; Ross Murrell, Emile Pourciau, Ted Stanfill, Johnny White. liela Delta Sorority President ............. Vice-President Secretary ........ Treasurer...... Corresponding Secretary Reporter .... Historian.............. Chaplains......... Sergeants at Anns OFFICERS .................Pat Boyct ...................Jerry Jamison ............Wynona Amrhein .................Joyce Werner Jatpielin Smith Connie Terrell .................Kathleen Hunt Betty Jane Jeter and Jerry Lorio Kathryn Nichol and Martha Stone First Row—Pat Boyct, Jerry [amison, Wynona Amrhein, Joyce Werner, Donna Andrcs-sen, Hilda Amy, Barbara Bailey. Second How — Claude Bennett, Tommy Benton. Mary Lee Bernard, Velma Bourgeois, Beverly Brown. Dolly Brown, Barbara Burns. Betty Burns. Third Row — Rilma Byrd. Sue Lynn Car-roll. Betty Catch ings, Nancy Clark, Mary Con- ner, Betty Sue Cooler, Martha Ann Ellison, Courtney Estabrook. Fourth Row — Jo Ann Frey, Bcttyc Jane Glasscock, Dodic Goff, Alida Gurney. Doris Hall, Jane Hamilton, Ann Harrison, Jean Harvey. Fifth Row — Elizabeth Heard. Kathleen Hunt. Barbara Jennings, Betty Jane [eter, Allan Jordan. Florence Kidd. Dorothy Laluman-dicr, Thais Lawton. Beta Delta Sorority DELTA CHAPTER Founded: Shreveport, Louisiana, 1926. Established: Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 1929. Flower: l ea Rose. Color: Pink and Blue. SPONSORS FACULTY ADVISORS Tommy Benton Allan |ordnn Miss Mary Reed Mrs. C. B. Turner Huntington Odom Miss Mabel Booth Mrs. J. Michael First Row—Berta Laycock, Carolyn Leake, Tommy Lee Ledel, Marilyn Lindsay, Jerry Lee Lorio, Nancy Manning. Cynthia McF.lroy. Second Row—Carroll Jean McMillen. Beverly Ann Miller, Fay Moreland, Mary Morris. Phyllis Nauman, Kathryn Nichols. Shirley Nolen. Huntington Odom. Third Row — Connie Parnell, Jackie Pc-darre, Betty Pierson, Peggy Revnaud, Gladys Reynolds, Margie Richardson, Selma Rodrigue . Dorothy Ann Roubique. Fourth Row — Betty Sanchez, Jaquelin Smith, Blanche Snowden, Joey Stein, Mona Stephens. Martha Stone. Clara Stuart, Connie Terrell. Fifth Row—Nancy Tilton, Blanche Town, Patsy Ward, Jcanninc Weems, F.llisc Weldon. Helen Werlein. Blanche Wilkinson. Nan Young. Scimitars OFFICERS President ............................................Jerry Fox Vice-President......................................Evans Howell Treasurer....................................................Joe Kenyon Scrgcanival-Arms................ Chester Freeman and Harold Voss SCIMITAR MEMBERS First Row—Jerry Fox, Evans Howell. David Melilli. Joe Kenyon, Johnnie Allphin, Harry Barber, Tommy Benton, Charles Blakewood. Second Row—John Blanche, Eugene Busby, Hardy Edminston, Clyde Ford, Chester Freeman, Fred Frey, Wilson Graham, Ewell Griffon. Third Row—Billy Higginbotham, Jerry Langlois, George Leyden, Jimmy Lowry, Carroll S. Mayer, Jr., Dick Millican, Ross Murrell, Huntington Odom . Fourth Row—Emile Pourciau, Jeb Stuart, Harold Voss. Mac Wallace, Harry Warner, Wallace Westbury, Alan Wetzel, Johnny White, Calvin Williams, Ted Stan fill. Theta Kappa Omega Fraternity DELTA RSI CHAPTER ★ Founded: New Mexico Institute, 1872. Established: Baton Rouge High School, 1925. Colors: Black. White and Gold. Flower: White Rose. ★ OFFICERS Grand Master Master............ Secretary.............. Treasurer Corrcs| onding Secretary ('orrcspoi id iiig Secrctary Sentinel Sergeant-at-Arms Sponsors........... Fraternity Mother Fraternity Father Faculty Advisor ... Tommy Benton ......... Carroll Mayer Ross Murrell Ted Stanlill ........... Bobby Bateman ..... Joe Kenyon Reginald Jones Wilson Graham Joey Stein and Jerry Jamison .. . . Mrs. Fred G. Benton ......Mr. Jack Atkinson Mrs. H. A. Major ★ First Row— Tommy Benton Carroll S. Mayer, Jr. Ross Murrell l ed Stan fill Don Albares Bert Babers Bobby Bateman Blake Blakewood Charles Blakewood Robert D. Blood well Fifth Row— Elmore Morgan Pat Riley Second Row— Howard Bolton Henry Bradshcr Alex Cad we II Gere Coven Maxic Davis Jackie Dyer Hardy Edminston Fred Frey, Jr. Dan Garland Wilson Graham Jim Roberts Sterling Robertson Joseph Stott Third Row— Ewell Griffon Gene Hargroder Evans Howell Janies Hurston Jerry Jamison Cecil Jenkins, Jr. Bill Jones Charles Jones Donnie Jones Reginald Jones Robert Spencer Joey Stein J. M. Strother Fourth Row— Allan Jordan G. W. Jordan. Jr. Charles Baad Kahao Carl Kemmerlv Dave Kennedy Joe Kenyon Charles Lane George Leyden Lawrence later Edward McCrary Mac Wallace Charles Wisdom Ashe Young Delta Sigma Fraternity ALPHA PI CHAPTER ★ Founded in l«S‘)7. Lewis Institute, Chicago. Established in 193fi. Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Flower: Violet. Colors: Blue and White. ★ OFFICERS President..................... Vice President ................. Secretary ..................... Treasurer Corresponding Secretary........ First Sentinel................. Second Sentinel................ Historian ..................... Sponsors...................... Faculty Advisor............... 1 lunliuglon Odom ..........Emile Pourciau Dick Millie an .............. Johnny White ..............John Blanche .............George Griffon ...........Calvin Williams .............. Harold Voss Pat Boyct and Thais Lawton .........Mrs. Sara Michael DELTA SIGMA MEMBERS ★ First Row— Huntington Odom Emile Pourciau Dick Millican Johnny White John Blanche Pat Boyet Dan Burden Dewey Butler Eugene Busby Jack Cobb Fifth Row— Charles Scott Ray Selig Second Row— Raymond Creel Francis Darby David Ellison. Jr. Kay Fogleman Clyde Ford Douglas Harper Sam Harris Bobby Hebert Leon Hendry Billy Shipp Ben Sibley Arnold Simmons Third Row— Billy Higginbotham Charles Howard Cecil Kaiser David Kendrick Dale Koons Thais Lawton Bobby Leonard Frank Leonard Bobby Link Billy Lowry N ick Stein I largrovc Stephens Jcb Stuart Fourth Row— Jimmy Lowry Gary McCann Mrs. Sara Michael Maurice Mon rose Clifton Morris, Jr. Gill Mounger Dan Nevils Eugene A. Nolan Frank Peabody, Jr. George Platt I Iarold Voss Leonard Werner Alan Wetzel Della Beta Sigma Sorority OFFICERS President.............................Janet Blanchard Vice President.................Anne Bornman Recording Secretary........... Carol Mcaux Treasurer.........................Madelaine Cocrcham Corresponding Secretary Nancy Claire Robert Sergeant-at-Arms Historian....... Custodian....... Sentinel........ Parliamentarian .....Joey Saveson .....Doris Pierce .....Ann Darwin Betty Gene Butler Janet Falcon Faculty Advisors Sorority Mother Sorority Father Sponsors.......... I ionorary Sponsor Mrs. Katherine Pope and Mr. J. S. Harrison ...........................Mrs. John Allphin Mr. L. H. Bowden Joe Kenyon. Johnny Allphin and Ray Langhan Jerry Fox First Row — Janet Blanchard, Ann Born-man, Carol Mcaux, Norma Rae Acosta, Jerry Allen, Johnny Allphin, Lowry Andrews, Ruth Aumillcr. Second Row — Marilyn Becnel, Bobbye Blanchard. Shirley Bolton. Beryl Bowden. Eloise Browning, Betty Gene Butler, Pat Campbell, Nancy Cobb. ’Third Row — Sue Crawford, Lcnorc Evans, Janet Falcon, Jerry Fox, Rosario Gallegos, Sally Gatzkc, Nancy Gianclloni, Bunny Grant. Fourth Rou — Virginia Herbin, Colleen Holmes, Ethel Horner, Jean Huffman, Nita Jones, Ellen Kaiser, Joe Kenyon, Connie Kitto. Delta lieta Sigma Sorority ALPHA NU CHAPTER Founded: 1930. Established: baton Rouge. Louisiana, 1937. Flower: Yellow Chrysanthemum. Colors: Black and Gold. First Row — Libby Ann Landry, Ray Lang-hart, Jackie Lee. Grace Lehmann, Joyce I.cteff, Jeanne Mauldin, Lilly Maye, Mary Ellen Meeks. Second Row — Betty June Montgomery, Peggy Nelson, Bobbie Nesbit, Carlee Nunes, Nina Joe Pcttiss. Doris Pierce, Judy Pore he, Bennie Powers. Third Row — Nancy Claire Robert, Beverly Robertson, Mary Ann Russell, Mary Lynn Sheppard, Betty Jo Singletary, Diane Smith, Orenc Stafford, Charlotte Stringer. Fourth Row — Betty Jean Stutzman, Barbara Taylor, Virginia Fucker, Sandra Vastine, Gloria Walker, Betty Rhea Watson, Pearl Wilson, Barbara Winkler. Gamma Theta Sorority ★ Founded and Established: November 6, 1931. Colors: Lavender and Green Flower: White Rose. ★ OFFICERS President Joa RotWy Vice-President...................................... Nat Cedotal Secretary ..........................................MVrna Treasurer ......................................Nan Gottlieb Reiner............................................Maudc Rc,lfroc Chaplain...................................... Marcia Guissin8cr Pledge Advisor ........................J°y c Cambrc Parliamentarian • buy Sue Staples Historian Billie White SPONSORS Bobby Hebert Hugh Piper J. B. Dunn ★ FACULTY ADVISORS Mrs. Marion Peters Sorority Mother Sororitv Father Mill Alma Belle Womack .... Mrs. D. L. Roddy Mr. Ilenrv Gardner GAMMA THETA MEMBERS ★ first Row— Joan Roddy Natalie Cedotal Myrna Selser Janice Gottlieb Virginia Beaver Virginia Beamer Dotty Berry Jo Rhea Blackwell Second Row— Betty Calmes Joyce Canibre Nell Cedotal Ona Lee Cedotal Jo Ann Daily Marion Darsey Billie Murray Da) Joan Diehl Third Row— Helen Drews Jeanne Dugazon Carol Dunn J. B. Dunn Joyce Dye Phyllis Gardner Marcia Guissingcr Bobby Hthert fourth Row— June McManus Maude Reniroc Bettye Shook Mary Sue Staples Ruth Strickland Mayme Thompson Billie White Sigma Phi Omega Fraternity ★ Founded: Sewanee Military Academy, 1906. Established at Baton Rouge High, 1927. Flower: White Carnation. Jewel: Pearl. Song: My Sigma Phi Omega Girl. ★ OFFICERS President.................. Vice President Secret ary-' I Vcasurer Sergcant-at-Arms...................... Sponsor............................... Faculty Advisor....................... jerry Langlois Lawrence Delaroderie J. B. Dunn .......Robert Cobb . . .. Janet Blanchard .. . Mrs. Paul Young SIGMA PHI OMEGA MEMBERS First Row—Jerry Langlois, J. B. Dunn, Harry Ellis, Janet Blanchard, Tommy Boyd, Eugene Broussard. Second Row—Stephen Carley, Bobby Graves, Henry Matcher, Larry Kling, Donald Landry, Ray Langhart. Third Row—David Mel ill i. Fred McHugh, Duard Roberts, David Safer, Charles Walker. ★ Junior Newman Club ★ OFFICERS Joe Campagna ..................... Shirley Cassano................... Mcrilyn Boudreaux ................ Rita Aiello....................... President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Miss Kathleen O’Leary Faculty Advisor JUNIOR NEWMAN MEMBERS • • Oscar Allelo Virginia Beamer Joyce Belle Julias Bosald Dolores Byrd Marie Sue Cascio Margaret Cascio Nell Cedatol Ona Lee Cedatol Natalie Cedotal Marilyn Dawson Betty Joyce Dees Henry Ellis Ivan Flenikin Peggy Flenikin Jo Anne Fleniken Elizabeth Friedman Isidor Friedman Betty Ann Gauthier Freddie Mae Gauthier Martha Ives Lucille Johnson Bobby Keller George Koenig Naomic LeMar Elizabeth Madere Margaret McGregor Tommy Mcc Lena Messina Pauline Musso Olivia Nicolosi Hugh Piper Sera phi ne Rinaudo Theresa Rinaudo Mary Ann Russell Gerard Ruth Nita Joyce Scardina Donald Simoneaux Jeanette Stoetzner Jerry Jamison Kathryn Nichols Joey Stein....... Martha Stone Carolyn Leake Doris Hall Thais Law ton Mary Lee Bernard Nick Stein Spinsterettes OFFICERS President ........Vice-President ........Secretary .............Treasurer ............. Reporter .............Chaplain Scrgcant-at-Amis Ass't. Scrgeani-ai-Anns SPONSORS Wilson Graham SPINSTER LTTE MEM BERS First Row—Jerry Jamison. Kathryn Nichols. Joey Stein. Martha Stone. Barbara Bailey. Mary Lee Bernard. Pat Boyct, Baverly Brown. Second Row—Dolly Brown. Mary Conner, Martha Ann Ellison. Courtney Estabrook, Jo Ann Frey, Bettyc Jane Glasscock, Dodie Golf. Wilson Graham. Third Row—Doris Hall, Jane Hamilton. Ann Harrison, Elizabeth Heard, Thais Lawton. Carolyn Leake. Jerry Lorio, Cynthia McElroy. Fourth Row—Carol Jean McMillen. Faye Moreland, Jackie Pedarre. Gladys Reynolds, Ja-quelin Smith, Blanche Snowden. Patsy Ward, Jcanninc Weems, Helen Wcrlcin. Fricassee Staff ★ First Row—Joyce Werner, Editor; Wynona Amrhcin, Assistant Editor; Dan Garland, Business Manager. Second Row—Doris Pierce, Bettye Jane Jeter. Betty DcLaunc, Betty Taylor, Donaldcen McDaniel. Bobby Bateman. Third Row—Jackie Smith, Nancy Claire Robert, Carroll S. Mayer, Jr., Johnny White, Jane Erickson. ★ Alpha Sigma Phi—The Honor Club ★ ★ Charles JJlakewood Ted Stan fill..... Jacjuclin Smith Jerry Fox ........ Miss Lombard President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Faculty Advisor HONOR CLUB MEMBERS Wynona Anirhein Douglas Barnett Merilyn Becnel Virginia Beaver Tommy Benton Charles Blakewood Janet Blanchard Florettc Blank Bob Blood well Mcrilvn Boudreaux Velma Bourgeois Pat Boyet Henry Bradshcr Joyce Brock Dolly Brown Betty Burns Barbara Burns Sue Lynn Carroll Vivian Cates Sue Chcairs Mary Conner Betty Sue Cootcr Nona Dav J. B. Dunn Betty DcLaunc Shelly Edwards Janet Falcon Bob Feldman Jerry Fox Dan Garland Betty Jane Glascock Betty Goode Wilson Graham Ray Gremillion Marcia Ann Guissingcr Sidney Hcbrard Louise Horner Jean Huffman Kathleen Hum Beverly Jeansonnc David Johnson Cecil Kaiser Carl Kemmcrly Florence Kidd Betty Nell Lea Tom m ic Lee Ledet Merilyn Lindsay Jimmy Lowry Carroll Mayer Jeanne Mauldin Betty June Montgomery Mona Moise Ross Murrell Dick Millican Donaldecn McDaniel Mildred McMurray Bobbie Ncsbit Huntington Odom Jackie Pedarrc Betty Pierson Maude Renfroe Lee Rhodes Nancy Claire Robert Marilyn Robinson Charlenne Rupp I Iclen Seigel Julianne Shockley Jaquelin Smith Blanche Snowden Robert Spencer l ed Stan fill Barbara Taylor Betty Thomas Nancy Tilton Blanche Town Harold Voss Tommy Lou Walker Mac Wallace Leslie Weill Helen Werlcin Joyce Werner Johnny White Gail Whitney Joyce Williamson Barbara Winkler Ashe Young Nan Young Clara Zachary Mu Sigma ★ President...... Vice President Secretary ... Treasurer....... Faculty Advisor OFFICERS Dick Millican . . Joe Kenyon . Janet Blanchard .. Harold Voss Mrs. H. A. Major MU SIGMA MEMBERS Lloyd Adcock Mary Allen Wynona Amrhein Barbara Austrum Barbara Bailey 1 larry Barber Janci Blanchard Merilyn Boudreaux Pat Boyct Betty Jean Buie Barbara Burns Debbie ('.arrierc Agnes Couvillion Edward Cox Nona Day Betiv DeLaune J. B. Dunn Janet Falcon Betty Sue Ferguson Jerry Fox Chester Freeman Dan Garland Dorothy Gatzke Doris Pierce Pat Rcily Daisy Reynolds Jackie Richard Nancy Claire Robert Jim Roberts Joan Roddy Palsy Russo Marjory Jean Scott Helen Siegel Arnold Simmons Jaquclin Smith Robert Spencer Fed Stanfill Martha Stone Jean Gouircaux Betty Goode Sidney Hcbrard Kathleen Hunt Jerry Jamison Beverly Jeansonne George Jordan Charles B. Kaliao Bobby JLanghan Betty Nell L.ca Carolyn Leake Perry LcCatcs Fommy Lee Ledet Merilyn Lindsay Jimmy Lowry Jeanne Mauldin Bet tv June Mayo Donaldeen McDaniel David Melilli Clifton Morris Shirley Morrison Huntington Odom Betty Jo Pecora Betty Jean Stutzman Connie Ferrell Irene Thompson Blanche Town Dolores Vercher Harold Voss Tommie Lou Walker Jcanninc Weems Leslie Weill Joyce Werner Billie White Johnny White Gail Whitney Marilyn M. Wilson Nan Young Beta Chib ★ ★ Ol FICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Historian Reporter . . Sergeant-at-Anns Faculty Advisor Tommy Benton Joe Kenyon Pat Bovet . . Harold Voss Jerry Jamison Joyce Werner Chester Freeman Mrs. R. H. Pope BETA CLUB MEMBERS Lloyd Adcock YVynona Amrhcin Bobby Bateman Tommy Bemon Charles Blakewood Janet Blanchard Floreue Blank Pat Boyet Joyce Dye Jerry Fox Chester Freeman Dan Garland Wilson Graham Janet Him belt Kathleen Hunt Jerry Jamison Bob Jones Alan Jordan Joe Kenyon Perry Le Cates Jimmy Lowry Carroll Mayer David Melilli Dick Millican Ross Murrell Huntington Odom Roger Richardson Thomas B. Riley Nancy Claire Robert Jaquelin Smith Ted Stan fill Joe Stein Blanche Town Harold Voss Jeannine Weems Joyce Werner Johnny White National Thespian Society ★ ★ OFFICERS President............................................... Joe Kenyon Vice-President Nancy Claire Roberts Sergeant at Arms..........................................Ted Stan fill Secretary...............................................Joyce Werner Treasurer.................................................Pat Boyet Faculty Advisor Miss Alma Belle Womack Honorary Members: Mrs. Sarah Michael. Mrs. Katherine Pope. Mrs. Audit Moffett, Miss Clara Griffon, Miss Rcinc Alexander, Mrs. Eugene Tucker. NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY MEMBERS Jerry Anne Adams Marv Allen Lowry B. Andrews Beverly Bateman Virginia Bcamer Tommy Benton Florette Blank Velma Bourgeois Henry Bradsher Jo Anne Browne Barbara Burns Vivian Caies Jackie Dyer Lenore Evans Betty Jane Glasscock Ray Gremillion Alida Gucrncy Warrene Hayne Ethel Horner Louise Horner John Jackson Marion Jackson Linda Kelly Dave Kennedy Dale K x ns Bobby Langart Betty Nell Lea Tommy Lee Ledet Carolyn Libby Huldah Lieberman Cynthia McElroy Mildred McMurray Faye Moreland Ross Murrell Shirley Nolen Robert Parker Betsy Payne Lee Rhoads Stirling Robertson Betty Sanchez Joseph Scott Mary Lynn Sheppard Julia line Shockley Betty Jo Singletary Jacqueline Smith Blanche Snowden Mary Ida Stuckey Blanche Town Julie Ward Jeannine Weems Jane Wehe Johnnie White Blanche Wilkinson Football Squad First Row—Charles Stephens, Billy Higginbotham. Charles Blakewood, Dan Xevils, Jerry Fox, Tubby Watson. Ray Selig, Reginald Jones. Second Row—Dick Leonard, Pat Riley, Frncst Murphrcc, CharlcsFugler, T. J. Clay, Chester Freeman. Howard Bolton, Dick Millican, David Melilli. Third Row—Arnold Simmons (Mgr.), Calvin Williams, Billy Bynum, J. C. Rhed, Harold Voss, Eugene Broussard, J. V. Strother. Jeb Stuart, l ed Jones. Frank LaCronc, Robert Duke, Harry Barber (Mgr.). t? JERRY JAMISON FootImlI Otieen Football Starting Lineup Line, l.-toR—Ted Jones, end; Harold Voss, tackle; Pat Rilcv, guard; Dan Nevils, center: Charles Fugler, guard; F.ugenc Ilroussard, tackle: J. V. Strother, end. line {field—Finest Murphrec, right half: Jerry Fox, quarterback: Hill v Stevens, fullback: ). C. Rhed, left halfback. COACH FS (). M. Helveston, C. J. Gilbert, Kenner S. Day CLYDE COCO Coco displayed his talent as a jkiuciIuI fullback this season. Coco's j owcr has won him two letters and a position on the Louisiana-Tcxas All-Star team. T. J. CLAY. CHESTER FREEMAN AND JERRY FOX I hcsc boys were all quarterbacks on the squad. Clay, although a substitute, lived up to all expectations when called upon. Clay will graduate this spring. Freeman’s talent was shown best in offensive play. A smart and steady player. Freeman was valuable in the back field. A two-year letterman, he will stay over next year. Fox was known to most opponents as a small package of dynamite. An alert and rugged defensive player. Fox was a mainstay in the Bulldog secondary. TED JONES AND T. V. STRO'l HER Both Jones and Strother are last coming ends. Thev continued to improve throughout the season and both have another year. They arc both Icttcrmcn. ERNES'I ML R I’ll REE AND BAT RIEI.Y Murphrcc and Riley were both regulars on the squad. Murphree divided his talents between winghack and fullback, while Riley was a mainstay in the line at guard. Both boys are two-year lettermen. I Charles Chili Kriglcr, who was plagued with injuries in 1915, nevertheless completed a success!id season on the Bulldog gridiron. Chili lettered at guard and his spirit and jxrp will lx1 missed by the squad. Big Harold Voss was probably one ol the most versatile athletes to ever enter Baton Rouge High. Voss played more minutes than any other | crson on the squad. He is a tlnee-yeai letterman at guard, and is a member of the All-City and All-State mythical squads. Voss’ tremendous si .c and |x� wer in the line were largely responsible lor the successful season of 1916. J. C. Rhcd was the Bulldog triple-threat. He is known throughout the state for his precision in punting and in aerial play. Rhcd has earned two letters and is eligible for two more years of play. Rhcd, along with Voss, made All-City and All-State. CHARLES FUGLER, HAROI.I) VOSS, J. ( . RHEI) SAMMY LkBEAU LcBcau finished his third season of football with the Green anti Gold this year. Sammy was a scrappy and hustling end and a tlnee-yeai letterman. He was a member of the Louisiana-I’exas All-Star team. Cheer Leaders Fred Frey Weldon Mclnnis Dtxlic (.off Jean nine Weems Donnie Jones Carolyn Libby Leonard, Broussard and Williams were continual powerhouses in the forward wall. All three boys are lettennen and arc expected to be back next year. DICK LEONARD EUGENE BROUSSARD CALVIN WILLIAMS TOMMY COLE f ERNEST Ml RIM I REE Murphrce was probable the most versatile member of the squad. Dividing bis duties between wingback and fullback he excelled at both positions. Murphrce is a two-year letter-man. Light but fast Tommy Cole played an outstanding year of ball for the Bulldogs. He is a very fast back, and tallied many points for the Green and Gold. BASKETBALL Basketball Team Dick Millican. forward: Harold Voss, center: Eugene Nolan, guard: Wilson Graham, forward: Hardy Edminston, forward: Billy Bynum, guard: l ed Jones, guard: |. man, guard: Alan Wetzel, forward; Langhait, Senior Manager. HAROLD VOSS Harold’s height was an asset to the squad this season, as his defensive play on the backboard was outstanding. Voss made his third letter this season as well as All-City, and the All Invitational squad at Istrouma. V. Strother, center: Chester Free-J. C. Rhcd, forward, and Bobby J. C. R HKI) lake-’ showed his talent as a crack forward during this season, and is expected to go far in years to come. Rhcd earned a berth on the All-Star team at Zachary, and was the highest individual scorer in any one game, tallying 17 markers. ALAN WETZEL Wetzel played his first year at Baton Rouge High this year, and next year is expected to go far. He earned a letter, and was outstanding player in the Covington Invitational. DICK MILLIGAN Dick was the spark-plug of the squad this year with his service and spirit. Dick earned his third letter this season, made the All City team, and was elected to the All-Istrouma Invitational squad. GRADUATE LETTER MEN Wilson Graham, Dick Millican. Harold Voss. Eugene Nolan, Billy Bynum. RETURNIXG LETTERM EN J. V. Strother, Ted Jones. Chester Freeman. J. C. Rhed, Alan Wetzel. ★ Although out the earlier part of the season with injuries. Freeman came back to make the first team at guard. Freeman won the Coaches’ Award for the best free-throw average in competition. He is a two-year letierman. ★ CHESTER FREEMAN TRAC K Track S (j n a d hirst Row—Jimmy Lowry, John Weaver, Dick Millican, Jerry Fox. Billy Higginbotham. John Burton, Fred Frey, Johnnie Allphin, John Barbay, and N. A. Pugh. Second Row—Harry Barber (Mgr.) J. V. Strother. Allen Jordon, David Melilli, Reginald Jones, Tommy Benton. |eb Stuart, F.ugene Nolan. Joe Campagna, Jim Roberts. Johnnie Tripp, and Wallace Pugh (Asst. Mgr.). Third Row Standing—Bookie Falconer, Alex Crawford, Charles Britain, Don Albares, Gere Covert, Dick Gunn, Donnie Jones, David Wall, Bob Townsend, Tommy Richard, Harold Voss, Bobby Dowdcn, F.ugene Broussard, George Ley don, Clyde Ford. J. C. Rhcd, Chester Freeman, Alan Wetzel. TRACK CAPTAINS David Mf.lilli Reginald Jones David Melilli. star Bulldog |uaricr iniler, not only won third place in the State Rally last spring but also won this event in the S. A. A. U. meet in New Orleans with a time of 51.8 seconds. DAVID MELILLI Field Men and Hurdlers Billy Higginbotham, a newcomer to the squad, is outstanding as a javelin thrower. His personal record is 145 feet. Also performing in the shot event is Eugene Broussard who has won places on several occasions. Jeb Stuart, who runs the 120 high hurdles, has turned in a best time of 17 flat in this event. Reginald Jones, besides running in the sprints, turns in the exceptionally good time of 2 1 in the 200 yard low hurdle event. J. V. Strother is a consistent point scorer in the high jump event. He has cleared (i feet. Distance Crete Tommy Richard, Dick Guynes, George Ley don, Tommy Benton, John Burton, Johnnie All-phin, Clyde Ford. Sprint Relay Crew Tof) Row—Reginald Jones, Alan Wetzel, Dick Millican, Fred Frey, Allen Jordan, Joe Cain-pagna, Eugene Nolan, Johnnie Tripp. Bottom Row—David Melilli, Gere Covert, Don A1 bares. John Weaver. Billy Higginbotham, John Barbay. The 110 relay team, composed of Dick Millican, Tommy Benton, David Melilli and Reginald Jones, has won first places in several meets and is expected to get first honors in the State Rally. They have covered this distance in 44.9 seconds. The mile relay team is composed of Reginald Jones, John Barbay, Fred Frey and David Melilli. Ill is team is also expected to win or place in state rally. They have covered this distance in 3.39 seconds. The 880-relay team has put in several note worthy performances. Composed of Melilli. Jones, Benton, Millican, it has tied the state record at 1.33 seconds. TRACK MANAGERS Harry Barber Bobby Langiiart TOMMY BI N TON Tommy Benton might well be called the backbone of the track team as he can perform well in most anv running event on the track. His specialty is the 880. which he can do in 2:05.8 seconds; but he also runs a leg on the two sprint relay teams and can do 100 yards in 10.3 seconds. Barber has completed a managing career which started in his freshman year at Baton Rouge High. He received a letter in track, and has been affiliated with all other spoi ls. This was Langhart’s first season as a track manager and he has proven valuable with his assistance. Intnunurnl Track Meet Among Harold Voss’s many other athletic achievements is his ability to put the shot. Practically undefeated in two years' competition he won the shot event in the state rally last year and is expected to repeat this performance this spring. He- has set a new record at Baton Rouge High by throwing well over 5 1 feet. He lias brought in practically as many others in the discus event by throwing consistently over 150 feet. —Sruiffs by George Peters DICK MILLIGAN An outstanding sprinter, Dick Millie an. has a personal record of 10.1 seconds in the 100 yard dash. He also runs a leg on the crack Bulldog -HO and 880 relay teams. HAROLD VOSS Shot Tennis Team Front Row—Claude Ben nett. Carol Jean Mc.Millen, Carolyn Leake, Phyllis Naumann. Rack Row—Bobby Bateman. Charles Blakcwood, Ross Murrell. Roger Richardson, Jinnm Thomas. ROSS MURRELL Ross Murrell holds a top place on this year's squad along with Roger and Wilson. Ross is a diligent player and has a great deal of accuracy in playing his shots. ROGER RICHARDSON Roger Richardson is the most outstanding member of the Bulldog tennis squad, as he performs well both as a singles and as a doubles player. Beside his well-coordinated body and his powerful stroke. Roger has several years' e | e-ricnce to enable him to overcome his opponents. % MRS. ANN M. BOND Girls' Physical Education WILSON GRAHAM ★ Wilson Graham, understudy to Roger Richardson. is an outstanding performer on the tennis team. Wilson is noted for his speed and agil ity which enable him to make shots that would be difficult for the ordinary player. 'k Bobby Bateman, an outstanding performer on last year's team, is expected to be a main stay on the Bulldog squad again this season. His powerful serve has bewildered many of his strong opponents. This year he will probably play in the State Rally, as he is one of the top four. BATON ROUGE HIGH SCHOOL BAND Joel Allen Kenneth Cbmphell President Vice President Sc rctarv-’ I reasnrer M it tie Pilcher Student Conductors Drum Majorette Robert Hill Robert Jones Joel Allen Dorothy Cook Drum Majors Dorothy Cook, Hob Jones, Dorothy Ginn Dm m-Majo relies Dorothy Ginn. Carmen Sevier, Dorothy Mae Cook Peggy O'Neal Glee Club President Vice President Secretary Treasurer licit June Mayo Tommy Benton Helen Werlein Hoys' Quartet Gray Armstrong, Joseph Scott, Robert Thornhill, David Thornhill. I) ru in M a jo ret t e Dorothy Ginn ACTIVITIES Leadersh ip Clu b President . . Tommy Benton Vice President Fay Moreland Junior Red Cross Council President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Wynona mrhcin Ted Stan (ill Barbara Bailey . Alan Wetzell Fit t ti re IIomema kers President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Chester Freeman (iracc Lehmann Jackie Merrill Barbara Austruin President Vice President Sec retarv Johnny White Fed Stanlill Blanche Town President Vice President Sec retarv-Trcasitrcr Harold Voss Charles Blake wood (� ene Spoi l Latin Chib President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Johnny White Wynona Amrhcin Vivian Cates Jaejuelin Smith «i French Club President.......... Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Janice Brouillcttc Jeanne Mauldin Betty Jacobson Spanish Club y President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Janet Himbcrt . . Connie Terrell Marilyn Robinson Dan Garland Ji. R. Club President .... Vice President Secretary .... Treasurer ... .........Jerry Fox .....Harold Voss . . Tommy Benton Charles Blakewood Buzzer Staff Co-Editors......................... Joyce Werner and Carroll Mayer Business Manager..................................Marilyn Robinson President Vice President Secretary ('lay Baker Kenneth Campbell Harry Barber Treasurer Blake Rlakcwood V-Teens President Vice President Secretary Janet Blanchard Doris Pierce Violet Sanders Flower Club President Vies President Jjperetary Treasurer George Leyden Kvans Howell Joey Stein Gere ('oven Junior Wild Life, Club The Distributors’ Club President Vice President Secretary .... Trcasurcr . .. . Anthony Moran Lorraine Caruso .. Toni Macaluso Bessie D’Gcrolomo Art Club President.......... Vice President Sccrc tarv- I rcasurer .. Ross Murrell Bobby Bateman Nancy Tilton Science Clnl) President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Jimmy Lowry Perry LeCates Nancy Robert Joyce Werner Boys’ and Girls’ Pelican State Junior Town Hall Meeting Standing—Kay Fugleman, LI more Morgan. Henry Bradshcr. Seated Helen Werlein. Velina Bourgeois. Jackie Bedarre. I ll Club President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Thais Lawton Dan Nevils Mary Lee Bernard Perry LeCatcs ★ High Sehool Haven Council ★ Boosters President Vice President Pat Boyet Katherine Nichols Office Girls ★ Coffee Girls Library Staff Lunch-Time Calisthenics Volley-Ball ★ Bowling League Ever Since Eve fhc threc-act comedy Kver Since Kve was presented by Thespian Group No. 504, under the direction of Miss Alma Belle Womack. Slant usl I'ndcr the direction of Mrs. Moffett the mu$i( students of Baton Rouge High presented Stardust.” The program consisted of vocal and dance selections with a combined popular and semi-classical music score. Big Shots Miss Alexander—Principal. Tommy Benton—President of the Student Council and President ol Beta Club. Dick Millican—President ol Mu Sigma. Charles Blakewood—President of Honor Club. ★ Choosing the Senior Ploy Joyce Werner Pat Boyet joe Kenyon Johnny White Miss Womack Ted Stanlill Scrgeant-at-Arms of Dramatic Club. Blanche Town ancy Claire Robert Secretary of Thespians Treasurer of Thespians President of Thespians President of Dramatic Club Thespians and Vice President of Secretary of Dramatics Club Vice President of Thespians Honor Club Banquet Tea in the Apartment The Johnny White Tan Club Shorty Guidance Miss Alex Has Coffee Fire Chiefs Good-bye, Mr. WaxI Sept. 9 School doesn’t open ................................... Polio scare Sept. 13 McComb game ........................................... Forget it Sept. 20 Jesuit game ........................................... Oh well! Sept. 27 Bolton game, M-M ...................................... Just wait! Sept. 30 First day of school ................................... Oh happy day! Oct. 2 Third day of school.................................... Oh day! Oct. 3 Fourth day of school................................... Oh! Oct. 4 Election of cheeleaders................................ Zip! Zamt Boom! Bam! Oct. 4 Hattiesburg game ...................................... We won! Told you! Oct. 9 Benton late for school................................. Not first lime Oct. 11 Vicksburg game ........................................ They’re our boys! Oct. 15 Werner and Mayer, co-editors of Buzzer................. Journalists Oct. 18 Bogalusa game.......................................... Again! Whew! Oct. 23 First P.T.A. meeting .................................. Both ends meet Oct. 24 Freeman elected Homemakers’ President.................. The cookies were happy! Oct. 25 Miss Roscnthcl’s engagement announced.................. Lucky guy! Oct. 31 Halowc’cn.............................................. Vandalism Oct. 31 Lake Charles game...................................... Kingery conquered Nov. 1 Istrouma game.......................................... Scalped Nov. 7 Nancy Robert, president E.B.R.P.J.R.C.C................ Red Cross gal Nov. 8 Horizon Club’s Sadie Hawkins Parly................... The Wolf Gal, too Nov. 11 American Education Week............................. Geniuses Nov. 11 Senior English Ballad Program ......................... By yon bonnic banks Nov. 13 Freshman P.T.A. meeting ........................... Why not A’s? Nov. 15 Catholic High game..................................... We showed cm' Nov. 18 Jerry Jamison elected Football Queen................... Glamor Nov. 19 Phyllis Nauman wins Horse Show prize............... Hi-ho Silver Dee. 5 Red Cross Show at Blind School ....................... Enjoyed by all Dee. 5 LeCates and Stevens attend 4-H Chicago Convention...... Good boys Dee. 10 Junior Town Meeting ................................... Current events Dec. 10 Red Cross fills gift boxes............................. Service Dec. 11 Christmas pageant ..................................... Expressive beauty Dee. 12 Latin Club Banquet .................................... Peashooters Dee. 14 Y-Teens Party ......................................... Of interest Dee. 14 Football Banquet....................................... The boys eat Dec. !4 Miss Alex's Faculty Party.............................. They gather Dee. 17 Beta Delta Christmas Dance............................. Good conga line Dec. 20 DBS Christmas dance.................................... Grand Dec. 21 Bunny” Grant sneezes.................................. God bless you! Dee. 27 Gamma Theta Christmas dance........................ Heap big time Dec. 30 Jan. 1 Jan. 2 Jan. 3 Jan. 6 Jan. 8 Jan. 23 Feb. 10 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 22 Feb. 25 Feb. 27 Mar. 3 Mar. 4 and 5 Mar. 6 Mar. 10 Mar. 11 Mar. II Mar. 13 Mar. 13 Mar. 14 Mar. 14, 15 Mar. 17 Mar. 17 Mar. 21 Apr. I Apr. 7 Apr. 8 Apr. 11 Apr. 23 Apr. 24 Apr. 25 Apr. 20 May 1 May 2 May 3 May 15 May 16 May 16 May 23 May 23 May 24 May 26 May 31 June 3 June 4 June 6 June 10 June 11 TKO Christmas dance......................... First | caccful New Year since 42.......... Holidays end ............................... Delta Sigma Dance........................... Spanish Club party ......................... It rained .................................. “Dumb Dora” ....................?........... New term ................................... Valentine’s Day ............................ Pepsi-Cola Scholarship Test........... Y-Teens Camp Party ......................... Soph Ballad Program ........................ Chorus Program—“Stardust .................. Stuckey wins Oratorical..................... Mrs. Cooper at S.L.I.—Guidance meet......... “Ever Since F.vc” .......................... Chorus Voice Clinic at L.S.U................ Senior Officers elected .................... Junior Town meeting Honor Club Banquet ....................... Memorial Dedication by Mrs. Turner and class Band concert................................ Older Boys’ Conference...................... Future Homemakers’ Conference .............. St. Patrick’s Day........................... Spring is here ............................. School dismissed ........................... April Fool Buzzer arrived................... Fricasse Staff announced.................... Thespian Party ............................. Jesuit—BRHi Track Meet ..................... Bela Club initiates new members....... Latin Week program.......................... Science Club goes to Port Sulphur........... Fricassee goes to press................... Sub-Deb Slumber Party....................... Mu Sigma Carnival .......................... Band concert ............................... Senior exams start.......................... Scimitar Dance ............................. Come the Senior Holidays ...................... DBS Spring Dance ........................... Honor Club Party............................ Senior Picnic .............................. Gamma Theta Dance .......................... Senior play................................. TKO Spring Dance ........................... Graduation day! ............................ Beta Delta Spring dance..................... Delta Sigma Spring dance.................... Tuxedos, too! Forever Sob, sniffle Delts, Hubba, Hubba Muy good Splash! Fun and a blib Half through Lonely hearts 12 full oz. Umm, good! Sing a song of sixpence Kenyon, Bland and Andrews “Fourscore and seven—” Helping hand Trouble with women Mi, me! Madam President Intellectuals Fire one! Remember those who remembered us! Ramon, too. Gentlemen Cup of sugar When Irish eyes arc smiling And the grades fall Idle wish Tardy Good choice Fine Arts Well, Rally is left The best Caesar, Cicero Huckins Explorers Relief Shut-eye (Ha!) What happened? Beethoven So foul a day! Sophisticated At last! Delightful Scholars Red-bugs and Hot Dogs! What a dance Our last act Some dance With a smile a tear! All dressed up. Bliss A U T O G R A P H S O- fLaXts ckv u£jl . u % U y-7‘ e- - J o- -v -- X AUTOGRAPHS Your Best Store for Over 94 Years Government St. For the Best in Entertainment BtnauJxe jbteUf Go. “Reliable Prescriptions Since 1884” Hamilton, Elgin, Waltham, Bulova and Westfield Watches Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing 140 THIRD STREET PHONE 2-4224 Congratulations to the Graduates of 1947 ii of Baton Rouge Baton Rouge’s New Department Store FIFTH AND MAIN Spedale’s Shoe Shop 3804 Scenic Highway Raton Rouge, La. Telephone 6570 Athletic Equipment Repairing Our Specialty You Want Reliable Service! You Get It at Ben’s Esso Service 3452 Scenic Hwv. Dial 3-2344 MARY’S CAFE 4-820 Government St. Dial 4-2501 When In Baton Rouge Stay at BAILEY’S TOURIST COURT ) P UohoI 9naitatio+t to- .... to visit us when you give that party. We have lovely matched sets of napkins, coasters, table mats, paper plates and cups, all beautifully decorated, which can be personalized with your name in gold, silver, or color. THE FRANKLIN PRESS . . . at 224 Main Sheet STANDARD PAINT COMPANY, Inc. Wall Paper, Picture Framing Paints, Varnishes, Lacquers, Leads, Oils, Enamels Brushes, Painter's Specialties Telephone 8540 2811 Florida St. CRESPO NO. 2 SUPER MARKET 2526 GOVERNMENT STREET Famous Foods for Better Tables Fruits - Vegetables - Sea Foods Imported and Domestic Groceries HIGHLAND CLEANERS Phone 3-2166 2254 Highland Road New and Used Text Books School Supplies Co-Op Book Store 1011 Chimes St. Best Wishes To The Class of 1947 Guarantee Shoe Store Since 1910 423 Third St. Dial 2-4171 4 Super Drug Stores for Your Convenience SITMAN’S DRUG STORES No. 1—3357 Highland Road No. 2—3001 Government Street No. 3—Third and Main I No. 4—Plank and Choctaw Roads Congratulations, Seniors BRUNSWICK 424 Third Street BERNARD TERRACE GROCERY A. F. Marino, Prop. • 3747 Govt. St. Phone 2-4241 Greetings, Seniors Member C and C Group Stores • We Are Competitive Complete Line of Nationally Advertised Foods David Safer His Dad Frozen Foods - Garden Fresh Vegetables Delicatessen • • KURTZ DRUGS Quality Plus Service 1855 North Blvd. Dial 6450 Baton Rouge, La. • • Baton Rouge Flower Shop 250 Third Street E. T. Kogillio, Mgr. Telephone. 4-2631 • • • Custard’s Last Stand Josh Kantrow C. Kan trow J. Bombet President Viec-Pres. Sec.-Treas. Drive-in • • Curb Service - Sandwiches - Drinks Vignes-Bombet Co., Inc. Frozen Custard of All Flavors Wholesale Distributors • • Open 7 Days a Week Baton Rouge, La. • 1057 North Blvd. • Tots and Teen Shop House of Nationally Advertised lira mis for the Teen-Age Crowd BANKHEAD’S GROCERY AND MARKET Just Home Folks 2663 Perkins Rd. Ph. 2-3766-7 Dependable Service Standard Motor Car Co., Inc. “Baton Rouge’s Oldest Plymouth and Automobile Dealer” 2029 North Street Dial 3-3455 Seniors!!! IF hen You Come to LSU STUDENT SUPPLY STORE 3341 Highland Rd. ts Headquarters for All Your Books and School Supplies ________________________________I Congratulations to the 1947 SENIOR CLASS of Baton Rouge High School Hotels Heidelberg, King Istrouma Capitol Radio Company 1290 MAIN STREET Baton Rouge, Louisiana PHONE 8-8177 Radio Service-Philco Refrigerators-Freezcrs Air Conditioning—Philco Radios—Bendix Washers—Home Appliances EMPIRE FURNITURE CO. The Home of Sunny Clime Furniture “Trade In Anything On Anything” 618 Main Phone 2-1841 Best Wishes to the Senior Class TERRACE BARBER SHOP Government Street Shrubs - Trees - Plants Anything that grows in South Louisiana can he found here. CAM ELI AS AZALEAS POLIZZOTTO’S NURSERY 5785 Highland Road Dial 6655 r If It’s It’s GOT To Be Good! Best wishes CLUB BELVEDERE HENRY NOTO, Manager Newman Furniture Co “Everything for the Home” 543 Main Street Dial 3-1340 BATON ROUGE, LA. Congratulations, Bulldogs! Acosta’s Cleaners We Call For and Deliver Dial 2-4771 2161 Louisiana Ave. Quality tyuAnituAe weaAA UtU label . . . richard ielleii BATON ROUCr J Congratulations SENIORS TERRY’S MEN SHOP W. P. BAKNF.S, JR., Prtwldont K. F. FLEMING, JR., Soc’y.-Trww. Mgr. Holmes Bames limited Wholesale Cash Grocers BATON ROUGE, LA. Distributors of WHITE GOOSE SELF-RISING FLOUR-BIRD ROOFING—STAF-O-LIFE FEEDS ★ CURTIS GROCERY AND MARKET 4748 Government Street ★ Con grain la t ions, Sen iors LOCAL MOTORS Florida Street D(ianiz± a dl [i££ioni • To the 1947 Graduates of Baton Rouge High School we extend heartiest congratulations. • To Miss Bacot, Senior Glass Officers, Fricassee Staff, and the typing class we express our sincere appreciation for your fine preparation of copy for the Buzzer and your splendid co-operation in producing this issue of the Fricassee. THE FRANKLIN PRESS 224 Main Street Phone 5671 Baton Rouge, La. Best Wishes to the SENIORS 4787 Florida St. Phone 2-3781 Best Wishes to the Seniors of 1947 Wanda Warmack Beauty Shop Main Street GRIFFON S DRUGS Dial 6181 The Best Is None Too Good For The Sick Baton Rouge, Louisiana Corner Government and South 19th Streets Congratulations OLINDE Hardware Supply Co. Enroll Now and Graduate in January LARGUIER’S School of Beauty Culture 1063 Convention St. Phones 3-1777, 3-1778 Best Wisites from DELTA BETA SIGMA Chrysler Airtemp Air Conditioners One of the world’s lending producers of “Packaged” Air Conditioners for stores, shops, offices, hotels, and industrial plants. MADE, SOLD, AND WARRANTED BY CHRYSLER CORPORATION. Sales Service Dealers VERNO.X-BAINKHEAD, Inc. 2913 Government Street Phone 2-2652 ———1 Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1947 COUNTRY CLUB Good Luck, Seniors SID HAMILTON ESSO SERVICE 1750 Plank Road Phone 8-5255 GLUECK STANTON, Inc. Household Appliances- -Commercial Refrigeration Air Conditioning Popular and Classical Records 522 Florida Phone 5-6122 White Star Cleaners 15% Discount Cash and Carry Dry Cleaning Specialists Furniture Covers—Dyeing Linen Suits—Evening Dresses 2905) Gov’t, St. Phone 8-8770 Kirschhaum Clothes Campus Tops Hates Thigpen “The Home of Good Clothes” BATON ROUGE, LA. Chain Knit Hosiery Stetson Hats Wilson Shirts Bostonians, Shoes for Men Congratulations, Seniors CITY NEWS STAND - ... Good Luck, Seniors Itesl Wishes Seniors DUFFY’S BAR-B-Q ★ ★ ★ LESLIE THEATER Denham Springs, La. Congratulations RABENHORST FUNERAL SERVICE Dial 6831 823 Government St. :U Years of SUPERIOR service and SUPERIOR floiccrs O-----«.(• IP PS IEILA KP Dial 2-4414 447 Main Street Sure! You Get the Best Deal ete tSi Dial fi887 3658 Scenic Hwy. Dependable Radio Repairs Kirby-Bowers Radio Sound Service Dial 2-0803 209 St Ferdinand LINDSAY FURNITURE CO. ‘Quality Considered—We Are Never Undersold Dial 3-1351 700 Main St. Best Wishes to the Class of ’47 BATON ROUGE BUSINESS COLLEGE “Baton Rouge’s Oldest School of Commercial Instruction” Dial 5454 351 Florida BARBER BROTHERS COMPANY Congratulations AUTD HOTEL Dial 2-4404 Lafayette at Convention I Engineering and Contracting P. O. Box 629 BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA Office Phone 2-H8 —Res. Phone S4162 Mutual Benefit Health Accident Association United Benefit Life Insurance Co. OMAHA, NEBR, T. A. WAKEMAN, Divlgion Manager 607 Ia. Nat’I. Bank Bldg., Baton Rouge, La. Meet the Gang At Main and Sixth BIG DANCE FLOOR PLEASING PRICES COZY CANDLELIGHT = FlIN FOR ALL GOOD FOOD n 10 Percy Agency, Inc. Established 1891 “Oldest Insurance Agency in Baton Rouge” Phone 6187 414 Florida St. BATON ROUGE, LA. [distinctive Lpxintiny . . . THE Fll KIJ PRESS 221 Mill ii Union Itouifi Congratulations to the Seniors DeLAGE SERVICE STATION 2521 Government Street Dial 3-2787 Tobias-Gass Company, Ltd. Groceries - Hardware - Feeds - Stoves - Poultry Supplies - Bicycles - Accessories and Repairs Purina Chows for Poultry and Live Stock Phone 8819 1967 North St. ALLPHIN REALTY CO. “For Results” JOHN ALLPHIN, Owner Phone 8-5421 1052 Convention Street GEORGE W. GARIG TRANSFER Long Distance Hauling “Say It With Flowers” from Pugh’s Floral Shop • Floral Designs of All Kinds • Decorations for All Occasions • Cut Flowers • Pottery Novelties • Pot Plants 200 St. I� uis St. Phone 3-9292 ROYAL CLEANERS a Cleaning and Pressing Only a Phone 5941 2555 Florida I---------- Best Wishes from MUMFORD LEAKE and L. G. BALFOUR CO. J ' In 1 1 • Congratulations 1 Graduates of 1947 | Congra t ula tion s 1 Seniors RONALD A. COCO, INC. 1 3515 FLORIDA ST. P • DIAL 3-8321 a “BUCK” GLADDEN Millwork - Lumber - Hardware P Building Materials 1 J. A. SIMON MARK POLSSAN • 1 SIMON For the Best in Books II FURNITURE CO. The Lois Shortess II Out of the High Rent District Book Shop Trade In Your Old Furniture I 113 3rd St. Phone 2-2363 1952 North St. Telephone 8611 ■ i • II • M ■I • II Dixieland Flower Shop II POPE’S • II • Cut Flowers, Wedding Decorations II • Automotive Parts m and li Funeral Displays, Shrubbery Machine Shop n • n • n 3809 Government St P. 0. Box 530 li Phone 3-9258 Nite Phone 8-7880 720 North Eighteenth Phone 3-2510 M • • 1 i J Good Luck, Seniors Lobdell Hardware Co. 688 Parts Service Automotive Replacement Parts and Accessories L. E. Simoneaux Dial 6881 or 6882 • ■ _____________________ Congratu I at io ns. Sen iors Visit Our Modern and Complete Grocery and Market Overpass Grocery and Market When you are dotvntotcn, try . . . TANDY’S EAT SHOP or PICCADILLY CAFETERIA for • Highest Quality Liberal Portions • Fair Prices JAKE RAGUSA’S SQUARE DEAL GROCERY The Complete Food Store • 2354 North Bhd. Dial 5340 We Deliver S. A. HARRIS TRANSFER STORAGE CO., INC. 100 France St. Dial 3-0654—3-0655 • CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS Cotigratulations, Sen iors! SPENCER BUSINESS COLLEGE “The Modern School” ACCREDITED BY THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF COMMERCIAL COLLEGES 535 Florida St. Phone 8744 Melilli, Tailor MEN’S FURNISHINGS 332 Florida St. Phone 2-2377 • Harvey's Esso Service Station Washing - Greasing - Auto Accessories Batteries - Tires - Tubes Phone 3-6523 2604 North Blvd. • • Best Wishes, Seniors S. H. Kress Co. • • Best Wishes CLASS OF 1947 • Butler Furniture Co., Inc. Admiral Universal R.C.A. Radios and Sound Equipment Sold and Serviced RADIO ELECTRONIC CO. 2801-05 Florida St. Baton Rouge, La. Phone 2-2683 J. S. BARBAY S. R. RICCA JAMISON AUTO SERVICE BEE LINE AND BRAKE SERVICE Phone 21711 2526 North Blvd. Best Wishes to Our Citizens of Tomorrow m GOUDCHAUX’S Baton Rouge's Most Popular Department Store Good Luck Graduates! BATON ROUGE COAL AND TOWING CO. Congratulations GRADUATES OF 1947 ’ • Baton Rouge High School Cafeteria Mrs. Edith K. Sharp, Manager Best Wishes and Good Luck FOiNVILLE THE VARSITY SHOP Hart, Shafiner Marx Clothes 218 Third Street B. E. Perkins Son Real Estate Sales - Rentals - Investments 858 Florida Dial 6148 U. S. Tires Recapping - Vulcanising W. BOGAN QUINE 1605 North Blvd. Congratulations to the SENIOR CLASS OF 1947 Welsh Levy Baton Rouge's Greatest Men and Boys' Store