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

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 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

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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.