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

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1948 volume:

TDd cM. 'CvnCLS ? lc_V Gj 3r - g. . V.°vS Q VCVs.vi % L ( yWk)t ” v jl S0 BATON RCUuE ROOM CENTROVX BP-'NCM LIBRARY 120 BAlOIt RCJi� L. IGJiilANA 70821 1948 B. tdst Baron Rom? (_ibrar touiun aOii c, Louisiana I his book, ilu- I‘ 18 Fricassee, is a record of Baton Rouge High School. It tells about the people you knew in high school; the things you did in high school. It is our ho| e that this yearbook lulfiils its purpose—to provide annals of the incident, the happenings, and the friends of your days in this school. Several new features make this seat's Fricassee different front the preceding ones. All of the additions are designed to give a clearer, more interesting picture of what high school life was like. If they serve this purpose, they justify themselves. It has been attempted to include everybody in the book: every phase of school life has been mentioned. 0 e would like to extend our thanks to the various groups whose cooperation made this annual |� o siblc. 1 he support and acceptance of the student IxkIv is appreciated; it enabled this publication. To the typing classes that aided in preparing the book. we extend thanks. nd especially to the businessmen of this city do we give thanks: their corporation in advertising in the book made it possible: notice the ads in the back, they hel| cd produce what you hold in vour hand'. 0 K 7he fyn.icaA.iee Staff Officers Velma Boirceois Assoc iatc Editor IIfnry Rradsiier Editor Vivian Cates Associate E.ditor Sla ff Members f irst Row: Sue l.vnn Carroll: Billie Murra} Day: Elcnioic Morgan: Phyllis Nauman: Bobbie Nexbic Shirley Nolen. Second Row: Marilyn Robinson; Juliannc Shockley: Blanche Snowden: Orcnc Siaflonl: Saminie Watkins; Helen Werlcin: Clara Zailiaiv. ‘Dedication You. ihe seniors, have just finished an education that cost you eleven formative years of your lives and that cost others many hundreds of dollars. 1 he worth of that education and the value of the time and money sj eni is now to he tested by your actions. It is hoped that this Isook will be seen in years to come as a symbol of school days. The way these school days are looked upon dejsends on you. What von make of yourselves, how you use those things that have been learned in school, how hard you strive to succeed—these are the measures of high school's success or failure. In the belief that Baton Rouge High School is the basis ol happiness and accomplishment in future life, this 1918 l-ricassrc is dedicated to the gradual ing seniors now going out into the adversities ol the world. ‘Open then the Door! You know how little we have to stay. And, once departed, may return no more. —Rubaiyat. Baton Rouge High School MISS Is KIN E ALEXANDER Principal ol Baton Rouge High School “To know her is to love her. Jacu[ttj IK. K. O. McCRAINF. B.S.. M.A.. C.S.C. Assistant Piinripal MRS, I!. A. MAJOR H.S.. Whitworth College B.A.. M.A., C.S.C. Mathematics MRS It V. I’FCI B Its,. IValXKly: M S,. I .S.l . Mathematics MRS. MAR I II V SKA III II.A.. loiva Teachers' College Mathematics MRS. JUDITH Nl. IMI.I.OW It.A.. Hay lot University: M.A.. I.-S.U. Mathematics MRS. ( It. I I RNKR A.It.. I..S.C. Mathematics MRS. MVRGARfc'l E. ROIthR I H.A.. Mi.. I.-S.C. Mathematics MRS | VRI.IN R. VERNON It.A.. MS.. I..S.C. Mathematics MISS H I A IIARNEI I H.A.. I.JS.l . English MRS J. K I.OMHARD It. .. M.A.. I..S.I . English MRS. SARA M MICH M l It.A.. VI. V . C.S.C. English MISS MARK I. Nl. BOO I II It V I .S I . English MISS VERA M. NESOM It A.. CSC. Knglisll MISS Cl ( ICE KEA I V M.A.. I.JS.l . English MISS FRANCKS It. HOR I ON It A.. M.A.. I-S.C. English MRS EMM KENS EI V HO I K) B.A.. 1-S.C. English MRS. E. (.. BOEHRINC.ER It V . 1 S.l’ English MRS M VRION V. I’E I I RS It. V. 1-S.C. English MISS CMA ItECCE WOMACK B.V.. M.A.. C.S.C. S|M'c h MISS JOSIE III RRIS It.A.. C.S.C. Social Science MISS RACE BACOI It.A.. I.5.N.C. Social Science MRS El IZABEI II It E(. It. M.A.. C.S.I . Six ill I Science MR. J. (.11 HER I B_ .. VI.A.. C.S.I . Social Science Assistant Coach Foollull MRS GI-ADYS M. COWER It.A.. C.S.C. Social Science MISS k V I IICI.CN O’CEARV It.A.. Southeastern State I cachets’ College. Durant. Oklahoma Spanish MRS. JOHN W. ARNOI l It.A.. M.A.. Cniversiic of leva Spanish MRS. Cl VI 1‘EMItCE A ll.. M.A.. C.S.C. French MRS. HOWARD E. Ill ( KINS It.A.. C.S.C. Latin MISS I R VNC.F.S DUNBAR It A.. C.S.C. Science MRS. DOKOI H LIBIIV It.S.. Kansas State College Science MR KENNER s l) H.S.. C.S.C. Science. ItaskcilMlI Coach MRS VEDINA (.A I I S It.S.. M S.. I..S.C. Science MR. W. It. (.Ol RRIER It.S.. I..S.C. Sciencr. I tack Coach MISS VI RV REED It.A.. M.S.. I..S.l . Home Economics MRS. M VRJORIK DAV IS (.1 IDRV It.S.. Northwestern Home Economics VIRS RICHARD V. KINNE.V It.S.. 1 .S.C. Commerce MISS COCCIE NORWOOD It.A.. C.S.C. Commerce VIRS SARAH REDI IE Cl) FKANOl KS It.S.. I .S.C. (.ills’ Phvsical Ealitcalion MR O. M IIHA ESION It s.. C.S.C. Ileail Coach. Physical Echuaiion. VIISS VI VV CV N AMISS It A.. It.S.. I B.S.C. Librarian VIR. KOBER I III GIIEJS P. S. Kansas Slate I'eatliets’ College Hand Director VIRS. Al DIE. VV . VIOEFE. I I H A.. L.S.U. Vck.iI Vlusic VIRS. MAROAKE I K. REDFIECD It.A.. It.S.. IjOttisiana Polytechnic Instil University of Ninth Carolina Distrilnilivc Education VIRS. J. I.. COOPER It. V . Vik.insas; VI V. (icoige PcuIkkIv Guidance Coimselur MRS. EDI I II K. Ml VHP Cafctci ia Manager VIRS V VI RHYS Secretary Gl bi Qjfljicesil ajj 1948 C. ( . I RKI MW FAY MORFI 1 V NC COUIl (.I'.() R G E CHESTER FREEMAN President i-Vx (l all: Basketball: I rack; Boys' Stale: Euttire Homemakers. B. R. Chib: Latin Club; Mu Sigma: Beta Club; Alpha Sigma Phi: leadership Club: Scimitars: Red Cross Council. I'rry lew like him doth Hearn send ■I master. yet a servant and a friend. FAN MORELAND Vice-President Beta Delta; Beta Club; ItucrSororiiy Council: Inter-Fraternity Council. Sponsoi: Thespians; Dramatics Club: lu Sigma: Alpha Sigma Phi: Latin Club: SpinsterCUes: |unioi Red Cross Council: Leadership Club: Flowei Club: Boosters: Girls’ State: (iiris' Nation: Future Homemakers. A snnnv smile and a friendly way. NANCY COBB See re (ary Delta Bela Sigma: Sponsor. Delta Sigma: Inter Sorority Council: Mu Sigma; Alpha Sigma Phi: Beta Club: Spinstereites: Boosters: Latin Club: I ecus Beethoven Musi Club; Girls' State; Future Homemakers: Flower Club. In her voice and in her smile, mclhinks there is (harm. GEORGE REW COVER I Treasurer I beta Kappa Omega: B. R. Club: Scimitars: Tennis Club; 4-H (dub; Leadership Club; Flower Club: I rack: Inter-Fraternitx Council. It‘s a friendly heart that has plenty of friends.' NORMA R Y COSTA Delia Itri.i Sigma; Jlinioi Red ( loss Council; V lenis; Rainliow (•irl : lloucr Club: l-ll Club: Beethoven Music Club: Glee Cliili: I nline Ilomcmakcrs. .•I timely kindness is a double good. WILI.A |K. N VDCOCK Future II....emakcis: (.lee Club: Rainbow (.iris. Shr'. beautiful, mul therefore to hr woo'd: She is 11 woman, therefore to be won. |LRRX MYLES Xl.I.KN Dell.i Kei.i Sigma: Mu S-.gma; Hone: (lull: Spinstcrem-s; Boosieis: I oiled Lilrraiv (inilc!: Fiiiiur llninemakcrs; Mplia Sigma I’lii. Dynamite (nines in small stieks. WILMA I MERES A RNOI.I) Bowling I.eaguc: Glee Club: Fuiiire Ilouicin.il.eis. “Sileiue never betrays win.” HILDA ARM Bela Delia: Spiioleielles. Mu Mplia Simula I’lii: Boosieis; Mil ill (lul : Fuiiire I lomcmakcrs: (i)KiL. A light heart Hires long. RI III FLUNK U MILLER Della Iki.i Sicilia: Boosters: Mplia Sigma Phi: Flowci ( luli: I II ( luh: Future Homemakers; Diamalies (.lull. ••There's a time for all things—don’t rush me! I.KTIIA MAE AUSTIN Fuiiire Homemakers: (.lee Club. in anil hnfijn anil sweet is she. a noble girl we know her to he. MARX ILL DA .MSI IN Fuiiire Homemakers: (.lee ( lull A green-eyed girl with frlenly of friends, knows how to meet all odds and ends. BLR IK Ml FIRMAN BABERS III I I re i .1 Kappa Omega: Beta Delia. S| onNOi: Bela Club: .Seminars: ||� ha Sigma Phi; Fooiliall: Dramatics ( lull. I ll (dub: Boys Stale: Flower ( lull. Every day in every way, I am getting better anil better.’' SXDIL I IILRF.SA BABIN (.lee (.lull Our brains are too valuable to injure by overwork. WILLIAM MAI.COI.M BAII.FA B. R. ( luli: Football; Sigma Phi Omega: I II Club. ‘‘Life is liis who enjoys it. BARBARA JEANNE IMRKI R (.amma I beta: Flower Club: Dramatics ( luli: I uited I ilcian Guild: I hespians. With merry heart to us she tame To win out hearts and earn her lame. DOUGLAS ALI EN BARN F I I Alpha Sigma Phi: Baud: Spanish ( lull. 'The song liraI we heat with our eats is only tin song llial is sung in our hearts. INI |()YCK BATES (.lee Club: Jimioi Red Cioss Council: Future Homcmakeis; |pha Sigma Phi; Mu Sigma: DisttibulOis Club. Sever let it be said she was afraid Id try. BE I FY JOYCE BEARD Disirilmiors Club: Future Homcmakeis. A red head with her merry smile lielfrs to make our lives worth while. M ARI I A N LEE BECNEL Delta Beta Sigma; Mu Sigma; Spanish (lul ; Alpha Sigma Phi: Flower Club; Sub-Deb; Science Club: Bowling league; |nnior Newman Club. Shy Itul eutc.” ( I. t DE FDGKR I ON IJENNE I I Bela Della: Delia Sigma. Sponsor: Beta Club: Mu Sigma: lpba Sigma Phi: Boosters: Spiiistercttes: I emus Club; Future Momcmakers: Glee Club: Bccihovcn Music Club. attained the unattainable. DOLORES BLN I ON Dbiribuiois ( luli; I II Club: Finnic Homemakers. ••Seriously take merriment: seriousness is for tomorrow. ELION BERNARD Ix-FIcung I’boioeilcs. Elton Bernard. who can't make uf liis mind, II' hunt for a job that's hard to find. DORO I 11Y LOUISE BERRY Gamma I beta: Glee Club: Rainbow Girls. Where there’s music, there ran be no harm. BE I I Y IRIS Bl ACK VRI) Mil in Club: Girls .Athletic Assoc iai ion Sludcnt Association Rcpreseniaiive; Social Service Worker: French Club: le Petit (eicle Francais: United Literals Guild. ''Bethink thee on her virtures that surmount. Her natural graces that extinguish. ROBERI DREWS BLOODAYELI I lieia Kappa Omega; Beta Club; Mu Sigma; Alpha Sigma Pin; Key Club: Latin Club: leadership Club; Science Club; l-ll Club; Track: Flower Club; Camera Club. The love that follows us sometimes is out trouble, which still we thunk as love. SHIRLEY KIDD BOLTON Future I loiueniaVeis; Alpha Sigma Phi: Mu Sigma; Latin Club; Delta Beta Sigma; United Literary Guild; Flower C lub. Never idle a moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of others. I� . I R1C1A ADELAIDE BOSS I.e Petit Cerdc Francais; French Club; Flower Club; Future Homemakers; United l.itcraty Guild. He Tngland what she will. With oil her (nulls, she is my country stilt. VELMA F.I.I ABKIH BOURGEOIS Beta Delta; Beta Club; Mu Sigma; Alpha Sigma Phi; 1-ilm Club: riicspiaiis; Dramatics Club; Junior Town Meeting: Associate Editor. Iluncr. Associate Editui. Fricassee: Lcadeiship Club; Girls' State: Youth Advisory Council o[ National I own Hall; Knights of Pythias Public Speaking Contest Winner. With purpose high mid single aim. She'll walk someday in the hall of fame beryi bowden Delta Beta Sigma: Mu Sigma: Future Homemakers; Spanish club: |unioi Red Cross Council: Y l ecus; Flown Club: Bowling league; Alpha Sigma Phi: United I i lei ary Guild. Always evety where, into everything. IIF.NRA S I A MAN I BRADS!IER Kdilor. Fricassee-. Associate Editor. Hitzzrr; Beta Club; Mu Sigma: Alpha Sigma Phi: Key Club: I beta Kappa Omega; Spanish Club; Art Club; Camera Club: Thespians Dramatics ( lub: Boss' State: Junior I ow n Meeting; Leadership Club: Pepsi Cola Scholarship Award Winner; Congtess of Human Relations He sure the eye of lime beholds no name So blest as thine in all the rolls of fame. EDWARD R BRADY Distributors Club. The doors are swinging out at last. ROGERS AV. BRI l I AIN Distributors Club: 1-FI Club; juiiim Red Cross Council; Future Homemakers; Fiemli Club. “.VoI too solier, not loo gay, Hut a wonderful guy in every tray. JOYCE BROCK Stieuce Club: Boosters:’ III Club; Flower Club; Mu Sigma: Bowling l eague: Rainbow Girls; Spanish Club; Alpha Sigma Phi. “You are ray sunshine. BARBARA ANN BROWN Bowling league: Future Homemakers; I II Club. A dillar. a dollar, a ten o’clock scholar.” DOROIIIY I.OI ISK BROWN Beta Delta: I beta Kappa Omega. Sponsor: Alu Sigma: Alpha Sigma Phi: Beta ( lub; Boosters: Intel-fratei nity Coil IK il. Spoil-sor; Thespians; Dramatics Club; Spinstcrcttcs: Future Home makcis; (.ills’ Stale. line's to woman! Would that we could fall into her arms without falling into her hands. LA RLE LALMADGE BROWN Boosters: Future Homemakers. “With wit and humor tame she here; She leaves with knowledge and dilations dear. JOHN F.. BRYAN. |R. Junior Wildlife Club; Rille Club. “Helief is the rudder by which life's ship is steered. LI I HER D ANIEL BUCKEI-S Spanish Club; Baud. “This earth that l ents thee dead Hears not alive so great a gentleman. DOLORES JEAN III RNF.I I “There's a thorn in every rose, but ain't the roses sweet. DOLORES MARGARET BYRD French Club: Y-Tcen : United literary Guild; Future Homemakers. Life is what you make it.” HERMAN JERRY CARPENTER Sigma Phi Omega: Alpha Sigma Phi: Dramatics Club. “Go where he u ill. he will make his mark. SLE LYNN CARROLL Beta Delta: Science ( lub: Alpha Sigma Phi Alu Sigma; United Literals Guild: Spanish Club: Leadeiship Club: Thespians: Fricassee Stall. Dramatics Club. “Happy am I! Trotn care I'm free! Why aren't they all contented like me7“ FRANCES 'PAULINE CASHIO Distributors Club; Future Homemakers: Junior Newman Club: Flower Club. Here learned value—of a dollar, of a book, but most of all. of a smile.” MARGARET ETHEL CASHIO Future Homemakers: Junior Newman Club; United Literary Guild: Flower Club. “Give the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you.’’ SHIRLEY MAE ( ASSAM) Distributors Club: Future Homemakers: Bowling League: Junior Newman Club. What's that about sugar '� spice 'n everything nice? Club: BE I I IK MARI IN ( IC H1NGS Beta Delta; Dramatics Club: S| anish Club: Hmvfi I nited Literary C.uibl. A likolilr girl, with a likable way. VIVIAN DEL CA'I ES Itcia Club: Mu Sigma: Alpha Sigma Phi: I aim Club: Thespians; Booster): Dramatics Club: Editor of The Ituzzei'. .Spinsteiciics: Flower Club: Future Homemakers: Leadership C luli; Junior Red ( loss Council: Parish Red Cioss Comuil: Girls’ State: Beethoven Music Club: Congii-v' of Human Relations: Parish Youth Council; Associate lUlitor of The Fricassee. 1 live for those who love me, For those who know me true; For the hr men so blue alone me: And the good that I eon do. UK I I IK A. CHANEY Baud. “fust Hiring, for the fun of existent r. FLOYD I.EROY CHAN FA Future Homemakers: Hi-Y. iVo man is wise or safe but he that is honest. BE 1 FIE St E CHFAIRS Boosters: Mpha Sigma Phi: Mu Sigma: I aiin lub: Dramatics Club. I.illle deeds of kindness, little words of love, llel ft to make earth ho fifty like the heaven above. LEONARD CHISHOLM I'm a mechanic, not a scholar. CAROLYN Cl.AIRE CLARK Delta Beta Sigma: Y-Teens: Sub-Deb: (dec ( lub; Dramatics Club: Sampi Amici'. U'ltat sunshine is to flowers, smiles are to humanity. WILLIAM EDWIN COLEMAN Football; Baskctlmll Manager: Hi-Y. Ilaftfty, carefree, friendly. Ill RMON I DAVIS COLLIER Glee Club. His heart is as fat from fraiul as heaven front earth MARY CONNER Beta Delta: Spinslcretics: Mu Sigma; Alpha Sigma Phi; Boostcis; Latin Club: Future Homemakers: Co-Eds. F. erything comes to her who waits—so why hurryT BE I I Y SI E COO I ER Beta Delta: Spimtcretlcs: Boosters; Co-Eds; Mu Sigma; Alpha Sigma Phi: III Club: Mower Club; Future Homemakeis; Icnnis Club; I-iiin Club. I’m not lazy—I’m just dreaming. DORO I 11 MAE COOK I ium Majorette: Finnic Homemakers: (.lee Club. ‘Tis what I love, determines how love. SAMI EL HENRY COOK F'ootlkall: Track. Hut oh, those eyes! BARBAK COCVILI.ON French Cluh: Flower Club. The best of things tome in small f ackages. RAYMOND WILBl R CREEL Delta Sigma: Spanish Cluh: Band; Leadership Club. Character is higher than intellect. A great soul will he strong lit live, as well as to think. PEARI.F. El I.NE Cl VMM.HAM t nited Literals Guild: Future Homemakers. Ilafifiiness seems made to be shared. JO ANN DAILY (.a....a I beta: Boosteis; Y - Teens; Inter-Sorority Council; Dra- matics Club: Future Homemakers; Junior Red Cross Council; Office Stall: I II Club: Flower (.lub, She likes the boys, and always will; Most of all. she likes ole 'Hill'. HAZEL MARIE DAVID Future Homemakers. iire smiles lo all. your heart to one. M AX 11 RAY DAVIS theta Kappa Omega: Mu Sigma: Srimiiais: Junior Red Cross Council: Bovs’ State: Tennis I earn. I'm not conceited; only think I’m half as good its really am. BILLIE lt RRAY DAY Gamma I beta: Glee Club; Future Homcmakei ; l-H Club: Flower Club: Office Stall. An ounce of miilli is worth a fionnd of sorrow. BEVKRLYK R. DlLAGE Future Homemakers: V I ecus: Flower Club; l.’nited Literary Guild: Bowling League. .Vature designed us to he of good c heer. WARMS FK.FAM IMRSM (.amnu Ihcta: Rainbow (ihl%: inline Ihuncmuken: Flower Clul . A jrcrfnt unman, nobly planned, lo warm Jo rom ori. and command. ( KR M.DIM IH KF.SSOS (0cncr.1l Ihi'incs (,|||I ; inline Hoiiicoi.ikm: UadriMiip Club; Alpha Sigma ilii: Mil Sigma. Happiness is cheaper than worry. 0 why fray the higher pricer jaw in im ill Camilla 'I lieu: Mu Sigma: n Club: Dramatist Club: hiiurc llomemaln%; flomim; Ihapiaii lpha Sigma ilii. A friendly smile, a cheerful grin: Forever of let she remains your friend. il l WIFI II JFASSEI I i IH (■ IXOX Mphu Sigma ilii: Mu Sigma: Camilla I heia: Hum ; laiiin (lub: I ni(c«l l.iicran Cuikl: Future Humcmakctx. They never taste who always drink: They always talk who tinker think mi m caroi.y.x nrxx Gamiii.i Ihcta: Rain Iron (.iris: dice Cllllr. A hem I and a smile moke life worthwhile. JOYCE FU Attiill l)M. Ik ia (lol� ; Mil Sigma: Alpha Sigma ilii: laiin ( hilt: (.amnia I belli: Booucis: I until l.iicran (.1 lihl. A woman's tongue is her sword, amt she never lets it rust,” JULIUS ( RI DYER. JR I beta Kappa )miga: Ix'aderdiip Club: Alpha Sigma I'lii: ictmi Club; I II Club. I .if 111 Club: Thespian ; Dramatics ( lub: Jimitn Rnl C'rOM (sumtil. Mon is man. and master of his fate. (,R CF. IASEI.I.F. FASLF.Y Future I lonic-makcr . Junior Red Crass Council: Office MaII Seemingly shy. hut 01 reality, one who has a hold spirit. SIM MIL FA'I OX lliti Delia; Bvo lcn; Beaux and Bella Dramatic (lub: Sub-Deb; Football Sjxiiiwii; Monogram ( lub To strive, to seek, to conquer, ami not to yield. h.DI I II ADAIRh KDMOXS I () jtiniui Keel (.row Conned: Distributors Club; Iniiccl I.intan (.uild: dec ( lub: Future Homemakers. The only way to have a friend is to to one. Bl Kl I) EDWARDS Dnfribiiiorx Cl 11b: Ili-Y. Il'ork f Where have heard that word before? slihl I F) EDI K )S Ill'lliImiioin ( hits: Mu Sigma: Alpha Sigma I' ii; Spanish ( lulu Future Homemaker ; Bowling Ix-agrur. Flower Club: funim Rest (row Council. All t freak writ of her, And writ they might. She's friendly, she's gracious. She's brighter than bright. UTXO.V FIDSOX Mu Sicilia: Alpha Sigma I'lii: Coin Club: Iniled I iicran (.uild Friendsf She has dozens of them! HARRY X. El.I.IS Sicilia I'lii Omega: liifei-Fr.iieinilx Council; S imtl.iix; pmim Xcwinan ( luh: jimitn Rnl (rrm Council: Ili-Y. Why worry? The more nr study the more ignorance tee discenvr. MAR I HA XX FI LISOX Bela Della: Spiiiflcrciie : Co-EcK; I II ( lub: Flower ( lub: Latin Club; leiinit I cam: |iinior Red C mw Council; V-Tern She who tough Inti taught longest. I IVOR I El IZABETH EVANS Mn .Sigma; l � ha Sigma I'lli: Della Bela Sigma; Science (lub: Junior Red Crow ( oiincil; I hcsjtians: Flower (lub: It inter Stall: Dramatic' Club: Ollice Mall: Spanish ( lub: Howling league: ) I ecu : I II Club. Book seme, common terne, hut plenty of room for nomerue. Kl l ABF l H AXX KU KM. Beta Della: I II Club; Flower (lub: I'niretl l.iicnrt Guild: (.Ice Club. Tull of fun amt fancy free. M R FARMER Gentle of speech amt benefreient of mintf. M RV PEARL FAC I K Flower Club: F'liiure Homemaker ; V-Tccn ; I'uiied l.iiernn Guild; Bowling I ague. It is tint enough to do good: One mint do it the right way. ROBERT EARL FELDMAN I..iiin Club: Key Club; Alpha Sigma Phi: Camera Club: rack. “Doing easily rehat others ford difficult is latent. Doing uhat is impossible for talent is genius. BII.KIE RITA FIXKIE Flower Club: l it Club: Bowling league. ”' cheery smite and a ready grin for all. ■ l SPIN W. FI 1NT Ili-Y: Camera C.lul : Flower Club: I mini Literary Guild. Sudden a though! tunic like u full-blown rote. Flushing his brow, ROLAND RAY FLOYD Track. Give to ilit• world the best you have. dud the best will tonic buck to you. FR C IS k Y FOG LEM N Della Si ma: l-ll Club: Della Beta Sigma. Sponsor; Junior Wildlife Club: Leadership Club: Boys- Stale: Junior Red Cross Council. A smattering of everything, a ktioivledge of nothing. JOHN WELDON FONTENOl Dramatics Club: French Club; lx- Petit Cade Francais; Flower Club; l'nited Literary Guild: Junior Newman Club. He good, do good, and you will be ha ftps. CLYDE DON LD FORD Delta Sigma; Scimitars: Inter Fraternity Council: Latin Club: Alpha Sigma Phi: Mu Sigma: Ml C lub: Glee Club; Junior Wildlife Club. Don’t bother me about such a hival thing as school. PHYLLIS NORM GARDNER Gamma Theta: Mu Sigma: Spanish Club: Glee Club; Rainbow Girls; Future Homemakers. I like blondes and brunettes, too; But I fnefer red heads, don't yout I.SIE GARRE I I Distributors Club; Finnic lloincinakcis. She is sweet, she is shy. Hut there's mischief in her eye.” FREDDIE MAE GAL I HIE R Mu Sigma: Junior Newman Club; Future Homemaker : Junior Red Cross Council; Alpha Sigma Phi. Good humor is goodness and wisdom combined. ROY JEROME GERALD. JR. I.ive and let live is the title of common justice. THOMAS MARSH AM GERMANY Sea Scouts. I'm too busy to do anything. NANCY (MANEl I.OM Delta Bela Sigma; Future Homemakers; Lc Petit Celtic Fran-cais; F'rciuh Cluh. Many books me worrisome. BE I I YE JANE GLASSCOCK Bela Della: Beta Cluh: Mil Sigma: Alpha Sigma Phi; Inter-Sorority Council: Spinstercitcs: Boosters: I hespians; Dramatics Club: Glee Club: Beethoven Music Club: Girls State: Latin Club: Parish Youth Council: All State horns. ■'Sure is her song. Sweet is her smite. Hut for her com fumy, HV f walk a mile. SARAH ELIZABETH GOFF Beta Delta: Spinstercitcs: Co-Eds: Icnnis Club: Ml Club: Alpha Sigma Phi: Mu Sigma: Cheerleader; Flower Club: Rainbow Girls; Spanish Club: Future Homemakers: Beta Club: Girls- State. There are many ways of communication. Hut she still prefers the vocal method. BILLYE SEE GOl-SON Future Homemakers: Junior Red Cross Council; Glee Club: Dr a ma lies Club: 4-H Club: Y-Teens. A dancing shape, an image gay. to haunt, to startle, and waylay. EVELYN SILVIA GORDON French Club: Flower Club; la- Peril Ccrrlc Francais; Bowling League: l'nited Literary Guild. She's go id. she's true, she's sweet. RACHAEL ANN GRASS Boosters: Future Homemakers. But to receive and read letters. I Ol lS R VY GRF.MII LION -l beta Kappa Omega: Science Cluh: Alpha Sigma Phi; Mu Sigma; Dramatics Club; Thespians: Latin Club. I'm taking my time—I have plenty of it. EWELL AMBROSE GRIFFON Theta Kappa Omega: Future Homemakers: leadership Club; Flower Club; 4-H Club; Scimitars. Sponsor. Spiiisicrctm; Junior Wildlife Club; Inter-Fraternity Council; French Cluh: Track: Boys- Stale: Icnnis Club: Junior Red Cross Council; Hi-Y. Man's fortunes are according to his plans. DAVID GLF.LFO Leader'lliip Club; Junior Wildlife Club: 4-H Club: Flower Club; Track. With a ii it and humor ire all enjoy. MARCIA ANN GLISSINGER Gamma Theta: Dramatics Club; Alpha Sigma Phi: Future Homemakers; Flower Club. Still water runs deep. A LI DA EDITH GLRNEY Thespians; Dramatics Club; Latin Club; Spanish Cluh; Beta Delta; Mu Sigma: lpha Sigma Phi; Literary Guild. All succeed with people who are su re! and cheerful. BETTY ALINE HAMBERLIN Latin Cluh: lpha Sigma Phi: Mu Sigma: Rainbow Girls: Beethoven Music Club: l'nited Literary Guild. Life wouldn't be life without music. EDWARD IIVMBICkl Football: I rack: II. R Club: Della Sigma. Xei-er do today -.chat you tan put oil till tomorrow. JANE HAMILTON Beta Delta: Spinstcrcttcs: (i)Etk; I II Club: Flower Club: Spanish Club. Boosters Futuie llouieinakciv “Why lei things bother you.' CECI1 Mll.TON HARDY Hi-Y: Fooilx.ll: Basketball. A quiet tongue show a wise head. DOUG I. S I). IIARI'KR. JR. Della Sigma; I tack: Scimitais. . to he a woman killer' N HARRISON Beta Delta: Spinster cites; Boosters; Co-Eds; III Club; Futute Homemakers: Flower Club: Alpha Sigma I'lii: l-itin Club. There' time enough why shew Id worry? HELEN JEAN II WVkl.NS Futuie Homemakers; 111 Club. “Shv gentle voice: my tfniil eon cheer. CARKLWYN FIA EIAYOOI) (lamina I beta: Flower Club: I II C lub; Future Ilotncmakcis. Imagination is inoie imfioitanl than knowledge. DON B. HEARIN. Ill I beta kappa Omega; Tenuis Club: Flower Club; Luin Club; Mpba Sigma Phi. ' -til tongues speak well of him—and well they might MARGARKI Cl Rkl HENNING Mpba Sigma I'lii; Mu Sigma: l it in Club: I nited Literals Guild. “Teopfe remember what we do. not what we are .said In he. BE I I Y HERN XDEZ Future Homemakers. ' A gill like this you're glad to meet Plenty of ehann and mighty sweet. WILLIAM GORDON HIGGINBOTHAM. JR. Delta Sigma: Beta Delta. Sponsor: Football; I rack: Swimming: I ennis Club: B. R. Club: Flower Club: Inlet Fiatemitv Council: |unior Red Cross Council: Scimitars, leadership Club; I II Club. 'To lie a gieat and gliniotis hero brings one fame: To win frirnils and In be one is my aim. |. S. IIIMEL I mule Homemakers. Man is nature's sole mistake. M RY ( OI.KEX HOLMES Della Beta Sigma: Boasters; Dramatics Club; Clce lub; Futuie Homemakers. 'A little, tiny, pretty, witty, charming, dm ling she. ( II RI.ES WILLIAM HOWARD Delta Sigma; Mil Sigma: Mpba Sigma I’lii: LiIiii Club: I II Club. llVreri llie One t.irat Stour tomes to write against your name. He writes, not that you won or lost, tint how yon played the game. I.YNDF.N BUTLER HOWF.I.I. Beta Delta: Mpba Sigma I’lii: Mu Sigma: l.c Petit Ccrcle Francais: French Club: 1'cnnis C lub: Flower Club: Latin Club: Dramatics Club. “With a manner and wit we all enjoy. JF.AN STR.VI ION lll'FFM N Future Homemakers: Band: Science Club: l-itin Club: Mpba Sigma Phi: Mu Sigma: Delta Beta Sigma. A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance. JAMF.S MENANDER HURSTON 'I beta Kappa Omega: Glee Club: I II (lub: Latin Club: Flowci C lub; Junior Wildlife Club. 7 grow old. learning something new every day. LILLIAN FI INF. HYDE S|� aiiisli Club: Future Homemakers 7 have always said it—Nature meant woman to be her masterpiece. SHIRLEY JEAN IRBY Mu Sigma; Distributors Club. Live, laugh, and lave; There'll come a time when you can't. MARTHA Al MEN IVES N leens; Future Hotiiemakets: Junior Newman Club; Bowling League Self-conquest is the greatest of victories. BARBARA I’lRIE JENNINGS Beta Delta: Spinstcrcues: Dramatics Club: Flower Club Beethoven Music Club: (.Ice Club: Spanish Club: l-H Club: Icilllis Club: Junior Red Ctoss Council: Future- Homemakers: Alpha Sigma Phi. “Sugar and spice, and all things nice. Al l H Kl.OISK JOHNSON Alpha Sigma Phi; Mu Sigma: Distributors Club. Everyone is smiling but I'm laughing out loud. DAVID 1 . JOHNSON I iicui Kappa Omega; Beta Delta, Sponsor; Mu Sigma; Alpli.i Sigina Phi; Bela Club; Kei ( lul : Latin Club: Scimitars; Band: Parish Youlli Council; Buns Slate: Fire Chief. Any good lluil I mu do. or any kindnrsi I can show to anx fellow creature, let me do it now. ROBEKI E. JOHNS I ON. JR. Mplia Sigma I’lii: Mu Sigma: Science Club: Hi-A Junioi Red (ross Council: I.aiin Club: Baml. Hat. drink, and he merry, for lomonow you max dir. DON Yl.l) I AAVRENCK JONHS Basketball: I rack: Baseball; Cheerleader: Junior Wildlife Club: I II Club: Flower lub: B. R. lub. Howen Merer bother me. They look at me by the hour, hut don't mind. ( II ARLES LEWIS JONES I beta Kappa Omega; Scimitars; Football: Junioi Red Cross Council: Hi-Y: Junior Wildlife lub: I II club: I.aiin Club. To hr a true and noble man is a higher goal than fame. I.ARRY JONES I beta K ippa Omega; Baud. yon think I'm ratefrrrf I know am! TED ALTON JONES Fuotliall: Basketball: Ml Club: Future llonreniakeis. Silence is organized knowledge. ROLAND J. Jl MONVILLE Distributors Club; l-H Club. Handsome may not be. Ilul they all turn to look at me. I IIFI l M. Jl MOW II I F. Future Homemakers; I II Club: Disiributois Club—Delegate to National C-omcnlion. She's cute, she's sweet, she's hard to heal. CECIL . KAISF.R. JR. Delta Sigma: Spanish Club: Baud; Alpha Sigma IMti: .Mu Sigma. Hfinivs to he best and distinguished among the best. JERRY MORGAN KEMP Band Sever think of the future: it comes soon enough. DAVID 1)1 NCAN KENNEDY Theta Kappa Omega: Sciinilars; Flotvct ( lub: Ml C'lnh I.aiin Club: Spinstcretus. Sponsor Thespians: Boss' State: Dramatics Club 'Tennis Club: Junior Wildlife Club: Track. I.ifr is a frst and all things show it. I the,ught so once, and note I know it. ANNIE DOLORES KENNEDY Distributors Club. Ito not frill off till tomorrow what you ran do today. FLORENCE ANN KIDD Beta Delta: Alpha Sigma Phi: Mu Sigina: French Club: l.e Petite (crclc Framais: Future Homemakers: Junioi Red Cross Council: Coffee Girl: Beethoven Music Club. Gentle in manner: strong in her [re r form a nee. WILLIAM EM.ME I I KIDD Vlplia Sigma Phi; Science Club; llicla Kappa Omega: Mil sigina: leadership Club: Flower Club. ('•hr the world the best that you have. And the best will come hark to you. FRANCIS F. KIMBM.I.. |R. True to his words, his work, and his friends MARA 1.01 KIMBERLY Disiributois Club. The great secret of success in life is to hr reads when opfsortunily knocks. CARL E. KEMMERLY. Ill Dramatics Club: Alpha Sigina Phi; Mil Sigma; Theta Kappa Omega: Latin Club: Key Club; Science Club. It is a friendly heart that has fdents of friends.” MARGARET GER I Rl'DE KI.1NG look ufion you as a gem of the old rock. JACK KROGER Theta Kappa Omega: Scimitars: Football. To be or not to be. that is the question. AR I III R E. KI N BERGER JR Mu Sigma: Beta Club: Alpha Sigma Phi: French Club Science ( lub: I beta Kappa Omega: Ke Club. Band: leadership Club: I run is Club Act well stun ( art, there all the honor lies. BOBBA I KK LAW I ON Latin Club; Tenni� C;lnl ; Alpha Sigma Phi: Flower Club. The noblest motive is llir fr.ihlir good. BERTA BRADSFORD I AA COCK Beta Club; Alpha Sigma I’lii: Mu Sigma: 1 atln Club; Beta Delta; Inier-Fraieiitity Council. Sponsor: Rootieiv Drainatio Club; GirU- State. ‘■fiiir rrowm and (sounds anrl pennies Hut not your heart ateav.” Rl BV ANN l.rBI.AXC I II Club: Spanish Club. Smile, my little sunshine, smile! JOHN V I.IDDKl.L I II Club. llViy take life so seriously. You don't get out alive anyway. FRANK A. LcORONK Della sigma: B. R Club: III Club; Inter-Fraternity Council; Scimitars: Future Homemakers: Football. “In most girls beauty is only skin deep. GRACE DREWS LEHMANN Delta Beta Sigma: Beta Club: Mu Sigmt: Future Homemakers; Boosters: I nited Literal' Guild; (.ills’ Mate: junior Red Cross Council; Butler Stall: Alpha Sigma Phi. Knowledge is lolly exrepl grere guide it. HARWOOD 1 R NCIS LEONARD I II Club: Delta Sigma: Scimitars; I emus Club: Swimming learn: Flower Club. There is plenty of time to learn n'hen you lem'e sehool. GEORGE. BOM LEADEN. |R. I beta Kappa Omega; Inter-Fraternity Council: Beta Club: Key Chib: Alpha Sigma Phi: Mu Sigma: l.iim Club: Dramatics Club; Flower Club; I tack: Scimitars; Boys’ State; Junior Wildlife; Club: Band; l-II Club. There are two tragedies in life: one is not to gel your heart’s desire: the other is to get it. MARRIN KMII.V Lll.LEY Latin Club; Alpha Sigma Phi: Mu Sigma: Beta Delta; Flower (Ittb: French Club: Dramatics Club. “Rely on tthat thou hast of virtue, summon all. BOBBY L. LINK Delta Sigma As idle as a (minted ship ufson a (Minted sea. 1 MVRF’.NCE LITER I beta Kappa Omega Tennis Club: Science Club; Beta Club; Mu Sigma; l.rtin Club: Alpha Sigma Phi: Inter-Fraternity Council: Science Club: leadership Club: Boys’ State; Key Club. With a manner and wit we all enjoy.” 1.1X11.1 .F. LoBlANCO Alpha sigma Phi: Future Homemakers: Alu Sigma; Junior Newman Club: Junior Red Cross Council; Bowling League. And the smile she softly uses ftllt the silence like a speech. NORM ANN 1 OKI 1 I aiin Club: Alpha Sigma Phi: Mu Sigma: I nited Literary Guild; Science Club: Dramatic' Club: Camera Club. To think is to convene with oneself. M ARA ELIZABETH 1 OVF.’I I •l-H Club: Future Homemakers: Coffee Girl: Office Stall: Library Staff; I’nited Literary Guild. She’s not only always sweet— She’s a girl that’s hard to beat. WILLIAM WALKER I.OWRY Delta Sigma: 4-H Club; Flower Club: F'oothall: I tack. I am a man whom fortune hath cruelly scratched.” VIRGINIA MANTSCO Distributors Club; l-H Club: Future Homemakers. As sweet as a new blown rose. JAC-QUKLIN I AY .MARTIN Art Club: Spanish Club: A I ecus; Bow ling League; Fricassee Staff: Flower Club: Future Homemakers. Busy Have I ever stoppedI ANTHONY MASCAREI LA Distributors Club. It’s belter to be small and shine; than large and cast a shadow.” THOMAS RCPERT MFF. JR B. R. Club; Football; Track: Future Homemakers: Junior AYildlifc Club. It is better, of course, to know useless things than to know nothing. RODNEY W. MERCIER A sunny smile, and a friendly way.” JACK ARNOLD MERCHANT Band: l-H Club. It's belter to play than to do nothing. I ISY MKKKII.I. Beta Della: Mu Simula: Alpha Sigma Phi: I atin Club: l-H Club: Mower Club: Co Kds Icmtis Club. ” hare fun! What else matters? I l l II I.E MESSINA Distributors Club: Juuioi Red Cross Council: Glee Club: I II Club: Future Honicm.ikeis. The smile von wear makes the sun shine everywhere. DOW MARIK f I HERNE Distributors Club; l-H Club: Junior Newman Club: Finnic Homemakers Sa s little, hut thinks a lul. BKYERIA N K MII.I.KR Bela Delta: Flower Club: III C lub: IcnuisClub; Mplt.t Sigma Phi. So small a package you say? Hut new discovered things each day. Hi: I I Y Jl l MON I COM FRY Delta Beta Sigma: Inlet Soroiit Counril Mu Sigma: Boosict': .Spanish Club: Cniicd l iterals Guild: Alpha Sigma Phi: Future Homemakers: Junior Red Cross Council. Nothing endures hut [tersonal qualities. ANTHOM J. MORAN Distributors Club: Junior Rod Cross Council. Must powerful is he who lias himself in his own powet. ROS 1 1111 I IP MORI AC. |R. Hi-Y Club. ‘'Learning is wealth. Lire to Irani and xon will Irani to lire. JOSEPH ALEXANDER MOREAU l-H Club. Wisely and slow; they stumble that run fast. ELEMORF. MADisON MORGAN, JR. Theta Kappa Omega: An Club: Camera Club: Glee Club: Ml State Chorus: l.atin Club: Alpha Sigma Phi: Mtt Sigma: Thespians; Fricassee Stall; Tr.uk: Tennis Club; Junior Town Hall. Dependable, but happy-go-lucky and lots of fun. The boy who’s liked by everyone. MARY ERNESTINE MORRIS I atiii Club: Flower Club: Alpha Sigma Phi: Beta Delta: Boosters; Dramatics Club: Future Homemakers: l-H Club. “It's love, it’s lore that makes the world go ’round. GEORGE Gil l MOI’NGKR JR Delta Sigma: Delia Beta Sigma. Sponsor: l-H Club. I love fools' experiments: I'm always trying them. YMILI.F GLORIA Ml MPHRFA Distributors Cltih: Future Hoincmakcts; | II Club: Flower Club. She likes- Frank and Famest and also Hill—And methinks they all like her. H: KR R JF Ml SORO E Dbtribuiors Chiit: Fttiute Homrmukeis. Elegant as simplicity, and warm as ecstasy. WES I ON W. MUSE. Ill Sigma Phi Omega: Hi-Y: Flower lub: I titled I.iteiars Could: Football. “He that is of a men heail hath a continual feast. PATSY ELLA McBRIDE Distributors Club; Future Homemakers: Dramatics Club. Hlondes are wild, brunettes are true; hut sou nevei cun tell what a ted head will do. ROBERI F;I)WARI) I.El- Mc.CAHII I . Ill I beta Kappa Omega: Alpha Sigma Phi: junior Wildlife: Flower Club: Baseball; Basketball. There was a little man and he had a little soul; And he said. Little Soul, let's try, try, try. BETTY JOYCF MrCONIAS Bowling Eeague; Junior Roll ( toss Count il: Y- I'ccivs; n Club: Future Homemakers: Mu sigma: Upha Sigma Phi. '■ love work. I can sit and watch it by the hour. EDWARD WOODWARD McCRARY. Ill Theta Kappa Omega rt Club: Junior Red Cross Council: Junior Wildlife Club; l-ll Club; Elovvei C.luh: Tmck. Take it easy, hare your fun. and let the old wmld fit her on. PA I I. E. McCRARY Distributors Club. With manful steps hr strides the street, and smiles at alt the ladies sweet.” CA N I HIA RI TII M El.ROY Boosters: Spiusieiettes; Mpha Sigma Phi: Beta Delta: Diamatics C lub: Future Homemakers. The world is his who enjoys it. JOHN DUDLEY McGREGOR. JR. l-H Club: Band. A tittle learning is a dangerous thing.” FRED ROBERT Mclll OH. JR. Inlet-Frateruiis Comicil; Sigma Phi Omega: I II Club: Hi Y; Junior Red Cross Council: Band: United I.iterate c.ttild; Flower Club. 'Variety is the spire of life. IDA I.EE McLAI GUI IN French Club: United Literary Guild. A friend in need n friend indeed. JUNE McMAM S Camilla rhcia; Booster : Y Teens. III Club: Future Home-maker : Flower Club: Dramatic Club: Office Stall; Junior Red Cross Council. Some people rcallx enjox work—poor sou Is. CAROL JI NN McMIl.l YN beta Delta; Boosters Spinstciciics: Lain Club: Flower Club: Future Homemakers: I cum-, l earn; Co-Eds; Girl Reserves. To think the world was made for me. PHYLLIS NN NAl MAN beta Delta: business Manages. Busier: Future Homemakers; Glee Qulx l-H Club: rennis Club; Fricasset Staff; Flower Club; Rainbow Girls. A girl who it happy always. a girl who is best all ways IM CHRISTOPHER NELSON Hi Y: Alpha Sigma Phi: Camera Club: Band: Mu Sigma; Latin Club. ■' ifr it what you make it. RAY JAMES NELSON Baud: Mu Sigma: Hi-Y: Latin Club: Alpha Sigma Phi. All who would win joy must share it; happiness was born a twin.' PEGGY NELSON Delta beta Sigma; latiu Club: United Literary Guild: Alpha Sigma Phi: Future Homemaker . Modesty often hides merit. ROUF.R I CATHERINE NESB1T Delta Bela Sigma: Lc Petit Cerclc Francais; French Club; Science Club; Girls' State: Ylplia Sigma Phi: Mu Sigma; Busier St.ilF; Junior Red um Council; Fiiliirr Homemakers: United Literary Guild; Junior Newman Club: Fricassee Staff. Always a smile and a pleasant word for all. OLIVIA MARY NICOLOSI Distributor Club: Junior Newman Club; I II Club; Future Homemaker . Says little. Inti thinks a lot. SHIRLEY GRACE NOLEN Beta Delta: Beta Club: Mu Sigma: Ylpha Sigma Phi; Rainbow Girl : Boosters: Bowling League: Butter Stall: Flower Club: I hespian : Dramatics Club: Latin Club: Spanish Club: l-H Club; Congress of Human Relations; Junior Town Meeting. Fricassee Stall. I love life—everything in it and almut it! DOI'GI YS EDWARDS O KI I I KY. JR. Delta Sigma; Ili-Y': Flower Club: Future Homemakers; Tennis: Basketball. Good resolutions are a fdcasant crop to sow. Ill I EE OR lii.n Mu Sigma: United Literary Guild: Junior Newman Club: Dramatics Club: Future Hoim-makci ; Ylpha Sigma Plii. The tree of silence hears the fruit of peace. JERRY THOMAS PA I T Future Homemaker . So one knotes what he ran do till he tries.” BILLY PARKER Band: Football: Disttihuiors Club: Future Homemakers. Speech is silver, silence is golden. C.YNTHI MARIE PALMER Future Homemakers: Mu Sigma: Junior Newman Club; Flower Club: Bowling League: Ylpha Sigma Phi. “Like a rainbow in the sky She apftcars to even eve. HENRY LEE PARKER To think I've wasted eleven years in education. JACQUELYN YNN PEDARRf: Beta Delta: Spinstcrctte C iris' State: Boost re : Inter-Sorority Council: Ijtln Club: Parish Youth Couiicil: Y'ice-Pir ideiit of Soutbein District of Fiilnre llciinemakei ; Mu Sigma; Alpha Sigma Plii: Beta Club. TIV live in deeds, not in years. BKI I YE I HELM A PIERSON Beta Delta: French Club. Lc Petit Cerclc Francais; Alpha Sigma Phi: Mu Sigma: Junior Red Cross Council; Flower Club; Future Homemakers: Librarv Stall: Office Stall. Women are entitled to life, liberty, and the pursuit of men.” DORIS PHILLIPS Y-Teens: Mu Sigma: Future Homemakers: 4-11 Club: Baud: Junior Red Cross Council: Flower Club: French Club: Dramatics Club: Civics Club: Office Staff: Alpha Sigma Phi. I'll take rare of today, but let tomorrow take care of itself. LAURA EYF.I.YN PILCHER Mu Sigma: Future Homemaker : United l.iteiary Guild; Alpha Sigma Phi. To make the world a frinedly place, one must show il in a friendly fare. HUGH I). PIPER. Ill Junior Newman Club: Delta Sigma: Gamma rheta. Sponsor. Suit your manner to the woman. MAURY LOU POYVERS Delta Beta Sigma: Boosters; Future Home-makers; I-a tin Club: Y'-Tee ns; Flower Club: Junior Newman Club; llutxer Staff- Full of sparkle, dash, and go. ROBERI JAMES REYNOLDS Glee Club; l-H Club; Flower Club; Junior Wildlife Club. And still they gazed and still the wonder grew. That one small head could carry all lie knew.” PEGGY W REYNAUI) Beta Delta: Junior Red Ctom Council: Flower Club: United Literary Guild. Silence in a woman is like speech in a man. GLADYS COLLINS REYNOLDS Beta Delta; 1 beta Kappa Omega. Sponsor: Beta Club; Alpha Sigma Phi: Boosters: Spinsteicuec Future Homemakers; Junior Red Cross Council: Parish Youth Council: Girls' State. Grace is in nil her steps, Heai'cti in her eyes.” LEE RHOADS Science Club: Dramatic Club. I hopians: Chorus; I atin Club: u Club: Mu Sigma: Vlpha Sigma Phi: V-Teens: Xrncrican Legion Oratorical Contest. District Winner. Act well the part, there all the honor lies. MARGIE HEPBURN RICHARDSON Beta Delta: French Club: Future Homemakers. A sweet smile and a gentle disquisition ELMER RIFFEI Ili-Y. A golden mind stoops not to show or choose.” ROSEMARY RYDER Distributors Club: I II Club: Future Homemakers. A cheery smile, a frinedly way.” THERVSA ELI AUEI H KINAUDO Junior Newman (dub. Her smiles are like sunshine after the rain. SERAPHINE EI.IZ VBETH RINA! DO Junior Newman Club. A quiet tongue shows a wise head. JOHN DUARD ROBERT sigma Phi Omega; Future Homemakers; Track; Football; French Club: Flower Club. Conduct and courage lead to honor.” MARILYN LOU ROBINSON Honor Club: Mu Sigma; Spanish Club; Buzzer Staff: United Literary Guild Rainbow Girls: Fricassee Staff. Her actions speak for her. VIRGINIA ROBINSON Future Homemakers: 4-H Club. A woman's heart, like the moon, is always changing; hut there's always a man in it.” GEORGE SAMI FI ROBINSON. JR. Ijc Petit (erclc Franca is: Mu Sigma. “To he great, to he worthy. DOROTHY ANN ROUBIQUE Beta Delta; Glee Club; Thespians; Dramatics Club; 4-H Club: Spanish Club; Flower Club: lpha Sigma Phi: Future Homemaker : Buzzer Staff. Serene fold my hands and wait. JOAQUIN RODF.ZNO. JR Spanish Club; Junior Newman Club. Firry form of human life is romantic.” SELMA CI.AIR RODRIGUEZ Beta Delta; Alpha Sigma Phi: Mil Sigma: Tennis Club: Flower ( lull. Future Homemakers; I II Club. A sensible girl with lovable way. GLORIA JOY ROGERS Bowling League: Future Homemakers: Spanish Club: 4-H Club. Books and educationf There is no connection! RAY ROOI Delta Sigma: 4-H Club. It is better to play than do nothing. LENA -MAE ROPPOLO Future Homemakers; 4-H Club. A girl like this you’re glad to meet; plenty of charm and mighty sweet. MARIE ANNE ROlOLO Future Homemakers. I have a heart with room for everyone. NORMA JEAN ROTOLO Distributors Club: Future Homemakers. Life is what you make it. ANNIE RUTH ROWNI) Her ways are ways of pleasantness. GERARD Rl' 1 H Junior Neuman C lub: I tack; Tennis: Bowling League; Flower C lub; S-H Club: Junior Wildlife C lub; Swimming: Junior Red Cross Council. Happy-go-lueky and lots of fun. He hides the moon lo sec Hie sun. DA II) I.. SAFER Sigma Phi Omega: Spanish Club: 1-H Club: V'liitcel I.iicraiy Guild. Why lel education stand in the stray of one's pleasures BEVERJA C.YI'HKRINE SAI.EMI I nline Hoinemakeis; Flower Club: Bowling League. The more ter study, the more we learn. The more tee learn, the more we forget. The more ire forget, the less we know. So why study HELEN s U ERS I'nited Literary Guild. A ninny smile and a friendly way. JOSEPH DAVID SAVERS Distributors Club: 1 11 Club. Public screwball Xo. I! fust the same he's lots of fun. JOSEPH KKLSFA SCO I I JR I hespinus: Glee Club: science C lub: I beta Kappa Omega: Mu Sigma: Beta Club: Leadeobip C lub; Dramatics Club; An Club: I : iin C lub: Boss' State; Jiiuioi Red Cross Council: Res Club: Boss' Clnaiirt; Alpha Sigma Phi: I II Club. His song will outlive all sermons in the memory. JEKRN DON SELL Hi V: Band: Spanish Club: Junior Wildlife C lub. You nerd not he .smart to nejoy the world. BE I EVE A MON El IE SHARP An Club. If you're ever down in Texas, look me up. M R IA N N SHEPPARD Della Beta Sigma: teens; Latin Club: Cnitcd Literary Guild: future Homemakers: Flower C lub: buzzer Stall. A likable gill with a likable way. |OAN P Rk SIIERRILI. Una Delta: Boosters: Alpha Sigma Phi: Mu Sigma: Future IInmcinakrrs: Glee Club: Ml Club; Flower Club. 'Tin very possible to hue AX ) he wise. IK Nk K ANS SHI El l)S III Club; Science Club: |unioi Wildlife Club: junior Red Cross Council: Bowling League Glee Club: Upha Sigma Plri. A jr.sl breaks no hones. RALPH M. SHIRLEY I beta Kappa Omega: III Club: Science Club; Basketball: Football: Leadership C lub; Upha Sigma Phi: Junior Red Crow Council. Let not education interfere with romance. Ji l l NNI SHOCKLEY Boosters: Art Club: Science Club: I hespians; Dramatics C lub: Junior Red Cross Council: Mu Sigma: Huzzer Staff; latin C lub: I II Club: I'nilcd Literals C.uild: Bowling League; Fricassee Stalf: Alpha Sigma Phi. Cheerfulness is an off-shoot of goodness anil wisdom. BEN | MIN PAGE SIBLEY Delta Sigma: Spanish C lub: I II Club: Camera Club; Tennis C lub: Flower C lub: Junior Wildlife Club: Junior Red Cross Council. Hat-brained, scatter-brained—whom do I mean ' BETTY JO SINGLETARY Delta Beta Sigma: Cheerleader: Boosters; Band; Thespians: E. B. R. Select Band: Leadership C ub; Rainlxiw Girls: Spanish C lub; Dramatics Club: Y-Teens: Beethoven Music Club; Junior Red Cross Council: Future Homemakers; Flower Club; Alpha Sigma Phi. A girl like this you're glad to meet; Plenty of eliarni, and mighty swrel. Bl wen I McGEIIEE SNOWDEN lpba Sigma Phi; Mil Sigma; Spinstcrctlcs: Beta Delta; Junior Red Cross Council: Paiisli Youth Council: Flower Club; Ml Club: Thespians; Dramatics Club; Latin Club; Tennis C lub; Huzzer Stall; Fricassee Staff; Boostcis. Chatter, chatter, as I go— BE I I V ES I El I E SPENCER Delta Beta Sigma: Latin Club: Mu Sigma; Alpha sigma Phi; Y Teens: Flower Club: Junior Newman Club. Gentle are her ways. ORENE ST AFFORD Delta Beta Sigma: Latin Club: Art Club: Dramatics C lub Mu Sigma: Roosters: turner Stalf: I'nited literals Guild; Flower Club; Fricassee Stall lpba Sigma Phi. What’s the use of living if ire have no friends? MCOLOS P. SI FIN Della Sigma: Leadership Club; Flower C lub: I H C lub; Spin sterettes, Sponsor. Let the world slide: I'll not budge an inch. GEORGE I R NCIS S I KPHENS You realize, of course, that I C.AX workf” MONA KAY STEPHENS Beta Delta; Alpha Sigma Plri: Glee Club: Flower Club; l-H Club; Dramatics Club. A smile for everyone, a heart for only one. M VKJORIE s I EPFIENS Mu Sigma: Mpba Sigma Phi; Spanish Club; I'nited l iterary Guild: Future Homemakers: Rainbow Girls. Smart, likable, and sure to succeed. LAWRENCE WII I.IAM STEPHENS V ini i tars. rt Club; H R ( lull Football: I lack I II ( lull If he can't say it. lie can it raw it. LAWRENCE LINFIEI.I) MIRLINC Delia Sigma: lplia Sigma I'hi; Mu Sigma They know enough who know lime to learn. Rl I II LOUSE STRICKI l Gamma I lu-ia: Boosters; Lnilcd l.iterarv Guild; Y-Teens: III Club; Flower Club. ■'Inspiration ami initiative are the gold-dust twins that clean up things. CHARLOTTE NNE STRINGER Della Bela sigma: Boosters: Mu Sigma: Alpha Sigma Phi: Elovvei Club; latin Club. I ll Club: Y Teens: Future Homemakers. What I can't see won’t believe in. BILLIE JO s I KOI D Future Homemakers; Rainbow Girls; lj� ba Sigma Plii; Mu Sigma. let u endeavor so to lire that when we come to die even the undertaker will be sorry.” ( I.ARA AGNES Si t K I Beta Delta: Future Homemakers: I II Club Dram.nUs (lub; Flower Club. To lore the people and enjoy the world. MARY IDA STICKFA Ihcspiant Mpha Sigma Phi: Mu Sigma: Camera (lub: Dramatics Club: Rainbow (.iris; Future Homemaker : junior Red Cross Council: Boosters: (dee Club. Life is my college. May I graduate well and earn some honors. GNES I I IRS N M DDL I II Mu Sigma: Mpha Sigma Phi: (dee Club; Rainlrow (.iris; Future Homemakers: l.c Petit Cerde Franca it; Beethoven Music ( lub; Ml-State Chorus. Without a song the day would never end.” SI E SC MR ALL Glee ( lub. Our friends unite their names in our albums. Hut they do more, they help to make us what we air. BARBARA TAYLOR Mu Sigma: Alpha Sigma Phi: Delia Beta Sigma; Inin Soroiitv Council; Spanish (dub: Junior Red Cross Council: Future Homemakers; I'nited l.iterarv Guild: (.iris- State: (dec ( lub: Boosters. A word fitly sfroken is like apples of gold in pictures of sihier. JAMES E. TAYLOR United Literary Guild. ' I'ruc knoweldgc is modest and teeny: 'lis ignorance that is bold and presuming. BE I I Y Rl I II I FIO.MAS Mu Sigma; Alpha Sigma Phi: 1 11 Club. All tongues tfieak well ol her—and well they might.” CIA 1)E CHARLES THOMAS Spanish ( lub: tennis Club: Lnitcd Literary Guild; n Club. Manhood, not scholarship, is the first aim of education. BOBBIE THOMPSON Baud: Finnic Homemakers. A tender heart; a will inflexible. MAYME THOMPSON Camma Theta; Flower Club; I II Club: SpiiiMcrcitcv. Future Homemakers: Imci-Soioiiu Council: Boosters: Home-Coming Queen: Girls’ State. Sever a dull moment in her presence. GEORGE I ODD Distributors Club; Gamma Alpha. Too valuable it my brain to put it under any strain. POPPY St E TOWNSEND l nitcd l.iterarv Guild; Future Homemakers: Alpha Sigma Phi. That toad becomes light which is cheer fully borne. ROBERT TRAYLOR Bowling league. Tin taking my time— have plenty of it. JOHN WILLIAM TRIPPE. JR. I beta kappa Omega: Band: B. K. Club: Spanish Club; l-H Club: Flower club: Football: I rack: Junior Wildlife Club. A human being is not, in any proper sense, a human being Iill he is educated. JAMES M. TURNER. JR. Science Club: Latin Club. Sir, would rather hr right Ilian President. GEORGIA MANORE YERBOIS Finnic Homemakers: -l-H (dub: Flower Club; Office Staff. I'm so happy could sing—if I could.” ROSALIE YIVERATA Distributors Club: Future Homemakers. A sunny smile and a friendly way. DAKKhl.l. KM WAINM RIGHT “To err is human, hut be sure your eraser doesn't wear out before your pencil does. DAVID WEEKS WALL 11 11 :■ Sigma Phi; Mu Sigma: Key Club: Bela Club: l'hcta K.tpp.i Omega: l-itin Club: Bovs’ Mate: Pepsi Cola Scholarship Vtvaril: Na Scholarship. Oh! Don't say that you agree with me. When people agree with me, always feel inu.il he wrong. ROBKR'I M. (.1 HIT. WALLACE rheia Kappa Omega: Scimitars: Key Club: Beta Club; Mu Sigma; Alpha Sigma Phi: Boys' State: Hand; Junior Red Cross Council: Parish Youth Council: Tennis Club. One man with courage makes a majority. MAR PATRICIA WARD Beta Delta: Honoi Club. Mu Sigma: I II Club; Flower Club: Co-Eds: Spinstcrcttes: Boos lets Tenuis Club: Future Homemakers; Junior Red Cross Council. The book has not been written to cover all her education. SHI RITA M AE WARD Distributors Club; Bowling League: Junioi Newman Club; Flower Club; t inted l.iteiais Guild. Do you realize that all knowledge i.s not gained through books. SAM MIL MICE WATKINS Di.uiiatics Club: lx Petit Gertie Francais; Future Homemakers; United Literary Guild: Art C lub; Bowling Ixaguc; liuzzer Stall: French Club; junior Newman; Y-I eens; Fricassee Stall. Style is the dress of thought. PATRICIA NN WATSON Ttiuirc Homemakers; Y-Tecm; Flower Club; United Literary Guild. Her ways are ways of pleasantness. JOHN EDWARD WEAVER B. K. Club. Conduct and courage lead to honor. ALBERT II. WEI IE. JR. I at in Club: Alpha Sigma Phi; Iti-Y; Science Club; Mu Sigma; ( umeta Club. Band The height of elex’Ctness is to be able to conceal it. ELLISE WELDON Beta Delta: Latin Club: Vlplia Sigma Phi; Mu Sigma; Future Honiemakers; I'lowcr Club. What I am to be, I aoi fast becoming. HELEN LOUISE WKRLEIN Beta Delta Boosteis: Mu Sigma: lpha Sigma Phi: Beta Club; Dramatics Club; Thespian : Spinstcrcttes: Glee Club: Beethoven Music Club: Latin Club: Flower Club: Swimming Team; Fri cassee Stall: timer Stall: All State Chorus. She is music; therefore the world is hers.” WAI.I UK O. WT SHERRY I beta Kappa Omega; (.lev Club; |unioi Red Cross Council; Si iiuitais: Gamma Theta. Sponsor. Attain the unattainable. MARJORIE M.ICE WESLEY Flower Club. Gifted with a becoming reserve. EZRA JASPER WES I BROOK. JR. I beta Kappa Omega: lpha Sigma Phi; Science Club; Spanish Club, Di.uiiatics Club: Pepsi-Cola Scholarship Award. Attributes galore—I'irtue still more. ROBER I BROOKE M II.BOURN Scimitars; Theta Kappa Omega; Flower Club; l-H Club; Junior Red Cross Council; Junior Wildlife Club; Science Club; Leadership Club. The superior man is slow in his words and earnest in his conduct. CHRISTINE M il LIAMS Future Homemakers Trettv is as pretty does. Oi l.IE MAE WILLIAMS Future Homemakers. Happy and earefree. Cheerful and gay— Who’d awit to live Any other way BARBARA SUE WINKLER Delta Beta Sigma; Alpha Sigma Phi; Science Club; Bowling League; Sub-Deb: Spanish Club: III Club: Rainbow Girls; Flowci Club: Ollier Staff. Pleasantness can offset any genius. MARILYN ELAINE WORKS Glee Club. Always a smile and a pleasant word for alt. ELISHA ASHE YOUNG Theta Kappa Omega: Mu Sigma: Boys' State; Latin Club: Flower Club: Alpha Sigma Phi: Dramatics Club; Leadership Club: Tennis Club: Junior Red Cross Council: Science Club. From the crown ol his head to the soles of his feet, he is all mirth. CLARA ELIZABETH ZACHARY Mu Sigma: Mpha Sigma Phi: l-H Club: Glee Club: Junior Red Cross Council; Railbow Girls; Beethoven Music Club; Spanish Club; Fricassee Staff: All-State Chorus. The -world seeks such women as she: it is satisfied to find them. JOSEPH EMILE ZAMMI I ■l-H Club. Go where he will, hr will make his mark. The History of the Senior Class The Min must have shone a little brighter than usual the day that the famous class of ’18 first darkened the doors of Ye Old Alma Mater. And u-hv not? Were we not the brightest sons baton Rouge High had ever had the pleasure of tailing hers? At least we walked down the now familiar sidewalks with a bit more swagger than the Juniors and Seniors were used to seeing in the Microbes! We even retained our self-confident attitude until we gazed upon the baffling network of halls and masses of unfamiliai fates which gazed down upon us from the heights. Despite our well-hidden fears, we seem to have survived the ordeal: and only a dozen or so of us really Ixcame lost. Soon even the most frightening of the upper classmen ojxned their hearts to us and our lives assumed ever fascinating pattern of loves, hates, and extreme emotions of all types and descriptions which typify our freshman year. Came mid-term, and books were a thing of the past. School passed slowly from that time to vacation, but we came through, and with the passing (01 failing) of finals completed our first year of High Sell nil. S|x riingour haul earned tans and newly found bubble gum. we tramped again through the familiar doors and rcsuriicd our difficult tasks ol worrying about our latest flames and carrying on lively flirtations. We soon became accustomed to this pastime, however, and took care to sec that it didn't interfere with our large scale vxial activities. The few energetic ones kept the club work going strong, and still fewer of us even bothered taking books home at night. At mid-term we learned the all-important and ever-useful art of cramming which we have revered and respected ever since. June came before we knew it, and we were forced to bid a sad and tearful farewell to our close and dear friends, the se niors. He. gay and carefree seniors, must at last assume those- long sought-after responsibilities anti privileges known only to Seniors. With our senior year we rose to the heights of the third floor, finding that the real reason seniors occupied such high territory was to keep the girls in slim trim.” We also found that the kind considera- tion shown in this ease was in vain, for the boys followed like little lambs the- freshman and sophomore girls, while the senior girls, cards in hand, sagged into the “Scnioi Slump.” Despite this heartless situation, there were still a few love affairs (two that I can recall) to put spice into the daily drudgery entitled School. Luckily by Christmas Cupid had a few more recruits; and bridge, tho not a thing of (lie past, was played laigch in the aflet noons. After Christinas real fun began again with little regard for books. In fact, it was rumored that many seniors kept their fires going with textbooks during the beautiful white February wc had. At any rate we enjoyed the fine vacation, free from studies, wliidi snow and the llu epidemic alloided. The saying. If Winter comes, can Spring lx- far behind?” again proved true: and spring blossomed as only-spring in baton Rouge can, bringing with it that all-ini|x rtant element. L’armour.” Even with spring the teachers refused to yield the upper hand while more and more midnight oil escaped into the air as gases (matter can ncithei lx- created, etc.). Senior meetings were held, officers elected, and the girls Ix-gan to make elaborate plans for graduation dresses. We might mention at this time that the lx s also planned their graduation garments, the greater majority of them. Many a tear and happy sigh were drawn on that night ol hopes and fears as the girls tripped up the stairs in their flouncing folds, and we went through our graduation exercises and received our final blessings with oui diplomas. 1 he fatal hour ended and still more tears were shed as we walked down the aisles for the last time as graduates realizing as we went, that now high school life was over; now friends would lx separated: now we must say goodbye to the gay laughter and sad tears which have rung through the halls of dear old baton Rouge High for three full years: now there will lx only the memory of the g xxl times, and our loses and hates which will haunt our hearts forever. CLASS WILL W'c, the scnioi class of 1918. being of sound mind and both ( vc keep telling ourselves!). dc hereby publish this, our Iasi will (also our first) and testament, out desire being that all those concerned may benefit by our wonder-ously benevolent spirit. 1 o the incoming Seniors (all thirty of them) we leave Hob Feldman's genius and Sue CCarroll’s sunny disposition. Make the Ik si of them ’cause the year ahead will demand all you’ve got. (Macbeth and Priestley will, anyway.) l o the Sophomores, lowly critters that they arc. we leave Nancy Cobb's contagious smile and Hob Hloodwcll's sparkling e yes. I sc them to the- greatest advantage (to pull legs and pass tests, of course) in the years that lie ahead. To the Freshmen (must we mention them?) we leave our intelligence, our good looks, our winning personality, and our way with teachers. We certainly hope you make good use of these almost unattainable cpialities. To the Senior Teachers, those rocks of Gi-braher of intelligence and | erseverancc. we bequeath the following: To Miss Harnett, we leave a leather-bound copy of “L’Allegro” and H'Penseroso”—to preserve against wear. To Mr. Day. nothing to do except watch the Hullpups stac k up championships. To Miss Dunbar, a lovely first period class. To Mr. Gilbert, a few vacant periods. (He’s so overworked to be a male teacher.) To Mr. Helveston, “Klakc” Blakewood and an all-state team. To Mrs. Kinney, a Fricassee Staff that does its own typing. To Mrs. l.ibby. a room and a blackboard of her own. To Mrs. Lombard, a c lass of cheerful, lighthearted football players. To Mrs. Major, another set of scholars to complete her set of plates. To Mrs. Michael, another neck (?) and a cure for her arthritis. I’o Mrs. Moffett, an all-girl chorus—may she someday have another Boys' Quartet. To Mrs. Pillow, a few geniuses to aid her in the writing of a good geometry book. To Mrs. Kctlfield, jobs for all the students. To Mrs. Scath. Kentucky blue-grass doesn't make you blue for Louisiana. To Miss Womack, a more impressive Romeo than Joseph Scott, together with a stage full of scenery. lb Miss Burris, an assistant treasurer to aid in ring and invitation business. To Mr. McCrainc. a senior c lass of non-hall roamers. To Miss lcx, we leave the contents of all the antique shops on Royal Street. May sheen joy cataloging them! CLASS PROPHECY When a person is young lie has many ambitions. Some arc misplaced and without foundation: but others arc correct and prove true in a few years. It is difficult to judge and weigh possibilities but— Here is our prophecy: May 17. 1060—New Vork. New York— Betty Jane Glasscock, noted opera star, has announced that she will sing in the Mct’s production of “Carmen.” Singing the romantic lead Jose will be the tenor Joseph Scott. Featured in Carnegie Hall next week will be America’s most outstanding young composer. Douglas Harnett. His Flute Concerto No. 1 will be featured on the program and he himself will conduct the Philharmonic at that time. Also from Broadway comes news that Lee Rhoads. America's greatest actress, will take the lead in Vivian Cates’ new play, The Life and Loves of Catherine the Great.” Hetty Jo Singletary's new musical comedy, “The Silver Moon, was a great hit on its opening night. Helen Werlien, the star, gave a memorable performance which was even greater than previously expected. Robert Hill and his swing orchestra “The Climbers” has opened at his new lub The LV in Greenwich Village. Grace Easley has just completed a nationwide tour as a Home Demonstration agent. Marcia Guisingcr has opened a new nursery school. Margaret Kling, after receiving recognition as a stenographer, has settled down to personal homemaking. Roger Brittain has become manager of the new Stevens Dept. Store. ' Thelma Jumonville received recognition in the state for suggestions made on improving distributive education courses in high school. Jasper Westbrook, professor of nuclear physics at Harvard, has finally after years of research settled the controversy over the fifth dimension. Lawrence Liter and his assistant, Sam Robinson, have announc ed discovery of a new chemical to aid in the treatment of cancer. Jimmy Turner, advanced chemistry professor at Yale, has discovered two new elements, “Turnium and I.ouisianium. David Wall, professor of mathematics, was his co-discoverer. Velma E. Bourgeois, distinguished young novelist, is being seriously considered for the Nobel Prize for her novel. Idealism—Doorway to Life.” Movie producer Dave Kennedy is besieging her to sell the story for motion picture production, but she has given no final answer. Henry S. Hradsher, foreign correspondent for Associated Press, has just returned from an extended assignment in India. He will leave almost immediately to cover the annual art exhibit in the Louvre, Paris, France. The paintings of Elemore Morgan, Jr., and Hilly Stephens, his contemporary, will be featured. From Stockholm comes news that Bob Richards has set a new record in pole-vaulting. Also in the field of sports it is rumored that Chester Freeman has changed from the Pittsburgh Pirates to the Philadelphia Fagles. Phyllis Nau-man, world's most outstanding woman equestrian, has just returned from England's steeplechase where she was guest of honor. John Diehl, society announcer on the ABC' chain, was the first to give news of the approaching marriage of Gladys Reynolds to a famous doctor. Miss Reynolds has worked in New York as a Powers model. Her retirement from this profession has given Mac Wallace, financial backer of the Agency, no end of concern. But his scout. Jackie Dyer, has made a new find in Nancy Gianelloni. Kay Fogle man, social worker, has announced his intention to open a new crusade against the deprivations meted out to rural youths. Assisting him will be Jackie Pedarre. also outstanding in this field. Shirley Nolen, educator now teaching at the University of Missouri, has published her first volume of poetry. Tip from Washington yesterday was that .Senators Bert Babers and Don Hearin became involved over the approval of Billy Kidd as Director of Air Research in this country. The senators were in favor of putting industrialist Arthur Kunberger as co-ordinator for air. —That's all from New York at this time. Senior Superlatives Girl Fay Moreland Velma Bourgeois Vivian Cates Dot lie Golf Cathryn Sudduth Bobbie Nesbit Maymc Thompson Blanche Snowden Bell ye Sharp Barbara Taylor Orenc Stafford Helen Werlein Mary Ida Stuckey Betty Jo Singletary (. ladys Reynolds (lytithia Me Elroy Mart in Lilley Mary Morris Shirley Nolen Nanc y (V bb Betty Ewell Sue Lynn Carroll I .ee Rhoads Marilyn Robinson Bettye Jane Glasscock Jackie Pcdarre Ann Harrison Colern Holmes (diarlotte Stringer l ootie Bennett Best All Around Most Likely to Succeed Best Worker Best Athlete Class Music ian Quietest Best Sport Most Talkative ('.lass Artist Roy Chester Freeman 1 lenry Bradshcr Elcmore Morgan J. C. Rhed Joseph Stott Ted Jones Tom Mee Jackie Dyer Billy Stephens I Lefty Me Cahill ) Buddy Wilboume Mac Wallace Jasper Westbrook Billy Higginbotham Bob Blood well Ewell Griffon Arthur k unbetger Don B. Hcarin Maxie Davis David Johnson Edward McCrary Buddy Jackson Clay Baker Lawrence Liter Wallace Wcsbcrry Douglas Barnett Donnie Jones Lawrence Stirling Bert Babers I nseparables Best Looking Most Ambitious Most Ilappy-(iol.ticky Most Attracti ’e Man's Lady Ladies' Man Neatest Best Dressed Peppiest Best Personality Biggest Bluffer Class Wit Most Dependable Most Businesslike Cutest Most Sophisticated Most Optimistic Sweetest Most Photogenic Best Figure Best Physique Bob Richards Sesiia'i A+nbitla+iA. Nonna R.ii Aimu—To tun a !• cleaner oublithiunil. Jean Adock—To inaeax liet low foi men. Jerry Allen—To l c a giant. Wilma Arnold -lo sit quietly through at least one period. Hilda Amy—To be a model, l-ctha Mae Austin—To pull tali'. Mats Flcda Austin—To cat cotton cands. Ruth Aumiller—To visit yellow stone Patk. Beit Balters—To marry Mars. Sadie Baiun I o own a grocery stoic. Malcolm Italics—To loal. Clay Baker—To look like David Johnson. Iktloirs llailias—To grots scmim more lluIi.it.i llaiker—To “meow.’ Douglas BariKtt—To give a Carnegie Hall conceit. Inez Bute — I o dance. Betty Beard—To Ik a strawberry Monde. Marilyn Becnel- -To learn to ''avid igi talc. “Toolic Bennett- I o go to l ouisian.i T ech. Doltttes Renton—To Ik a Powers Model. Betty |can Bergeron- I o leant to giggle. I.ltoti item.ltd l o sisit Hoi id.i. Dot tie Bcrrv—To dirink Iter waist. Betty BlacL.tid—To see Pike’s Peak. Bol BIimmIsvcII—lo have pretty bine eyes. Shirley Bolton—I o do a ballet. Pal Boss l o develop a Southern accent. Velma F . Bourgeois To own all Glen Miller’s records. Beryl Bowden—To learn to true. Menu S. Bi ads ltd—To see the (ai comcis ol the world. Fabs.ml Brady -To get a girl. Rogers Biittain lo have the biggest store in the I .S.A. Joyce Brock—To expand. F.ugciic Broussard—lo gain weight. Barltara Blown—To Ik on time. Dolls IIiomii—To Ik |M pular. I .aKite Brown—To Ik a blonde. John Bryan Io speak a foreign language. I,. I). Iliickcls—To play a flute. Jean Burnett—To burn a net. Eugene Busbs—To Ik wills. Dewey Butler—let Ik the strung, silent tyjw. Holmes Itsrd—To be late to school. F.sclyn Cambre lo have blomle hair. ■.Conor Cantu—To Ik a land leader in Mexico City. Jerry Caijtcnirr—To he handsome. Sue I miii Carroll To sing “Sew aimer on Broadway. Fiances Cashio—To Ik a law counselor for women. Margaret Cashio—To pas her debts. Murley Caxsano lo have a great Itig hope chest.” Bet lie C atchings—lo get hit Its a snowball. Vivian Cates—To Ik saii.tsiic. Ih-itir Cltaiws—To Ik a ’'Duckie.’’ Floyd CTiancy—To cat parsley. Mic ( beaus lo Ik a good skater. boon.ml Chisholm—To have an airplane to take apart. Xancs Cobb—To Ik a lawyer. George Cole—To bunt. Bill Coleman—To base short hair. B I). Collier—To talk in class. Mary B. Conner (mil pinch satisfied sight Dorothy Mae Cook—To leant lo frs. Beds Sue Cooler—To go to law school. Baili.ua Comillion—To Ik Y4 lull. (ictr Covert—To live in Texas. Raymond Creel—To Ikcoiiic a son-in-law. Pcatlc Cunningham lo Ik an optimist. Jo Ann Dails—To go stead'. Marion Danes—Meet Jitntnv. Ila rl David—To Ik a weight lifter. Maxic Davis—To Ik funny. Beserlye Dcloge lo have a Southern drawl. Jerry Dickenson logo to the altar (escorted). Joan Diehl—To play cards. |camtc Duga oii—To have a sense of humor. Boyd Ras Duke—1st Ik a piituc. Joyce Dye—T o Ik a Powers model. Jackie Dyer—To meet Ann Sheridan. Grace FjoJey—To settle Down. Sanunie Flat on—To see George. Edilh EdiixHisiuti—T o wrinkle im nose. Shells Falwatds—To Ik jii artist. Wyoiu Kid ton—To Ik another Einstein, flarrs F.llis lo plas the part ol Hamlet Martha Ann FTIison lo Ik an ice skater. Fied Eubanks—To be twins. I. citore F.vant—To Ik vivacious. Belly F.wtTI—To live ill the country. Mary Farmer—I'o live in ihr dell. Mary- Pearl Faulk—To Ik quiet and reserved. Boli Feldman lo Ik a kindergarten teacher. Billie Finkie—To go to New York. tistin Flint—To manufacture bows amt arrows. Roland Floyd- I o lay an egg. kas Foglenran—To have curb hair. Weldon Fontenot To ignore girls. Clsdc Foul -To have pep. Chester Fireman—To grow sweet potatoes. I'bsllis Gaultier—’To learn to rhumba. lsie Garrett— lo live in an attic. Freddie Gauthier lo learn to spell. Roy Gerald I� swell. Tomms Germans—lo build a bridge. Nancy Gianc-lloni—To go 10 Catholic High. Brine Jane ClasMtxk—To Ik a wheel. Dodic Go®—To live in Crowley. Brllyc Sue Golson lie a balletina. F.selsn Couloir—To write |mkIis. Rachael Gram—To be a florist. Ras Ciniiillioii—To Ik a weight lillei Ewell Griffon—To Ik a man's man. David Guelfo—To shoot a firecracker. Marcia Cuissinger—To be a | cst. Alida Gurney—To grow up. Stanles llatuteswortb—To change. Belly 11. mi I m-i I its—To Ik c|tliet. Faldic llambicki—To star in New Jersey Jane Hamilton—To Ik a fiicnd. Cecil Hardy lo ride a tricycle. Douglas Harper—To be a lads killer. Ann Harrison—To lake ssviiiiiniiig lessons—fimti Hickey. Chester Has ties—To Ik like llickcy. Helen Hawkins—To Ik a play writer. Cuiclwsn Hardwood lo live in a forest. Don It. Ilc.tiin. Ill—To Ik called ’’Junior.” Margaret Henning—To Ik short. Betty Hernandez—To walk on stilts. RoIkii Hill—To Ik a mathematician. J. S. Ilimcl—To gain. Colleen Holmes l� have a dog named Wilbut. Charles Howard— lo Ik a roach. Lyndcll Howell—To learn to write. Jean lliilfman—To win an argument. {ames Hurston—To make an “A” in algebra. Tainc Hyde—To Ik sought. Martha Ives—To visit Wisconsin. Shirley libs I'o Ik quiet. Barbara Jennings—To Ik cute. Frank Jerome— Id grow. Altha Johnson—To meet Ben. David Johnson—To Ik intelligent, liobhs Johnston—To Ik in a circus. Charles Jones lo make 100's under Mis. Michael. Donnie Jones—To be an athlete. Tetl Jones—I'o stop talking so much. I .ms loties—To Ik in a slow hurry. Roland Jumomillc—lo Ik the commandei of the Pacilu Fleet. I hclma Jumonsillc—To Ik a iKatity queen. Cecil Kaiser—To brow a horn. Carl Kiminerly—To be Yo-Yo champion of the world. Florence Kidd—To Ik sweet and nice. Bills Kidd—To take more texts. Francis Kimball—To get a (op for his tat. Mary I.on Kimbrtly—To Ik a movie star. Margaret Kling—To Ik witty. Arthur KtiulKiger— I o have a pet skunk. Frank la Crone l o be a chemist. Rubs latil—To see a movie. Bol)b lawton—To make good grades. Bella layciwk—To get “pinned. Ruby IxBlanc—'lo Ik quiet. Grace Ixhtnann—To fl to the moon. Frank leonard—'To leant to write. Ccoijjc Leyden—To ’ •1 a record. John Liddell—To own a car that rim . Man in l.illcy—To have someone spell her name right. Hobby Link—-To find the missing link. Lawrence Liter—To live in Memphis. Nonna nn Loret —To buy a pair of shoe to fit Hilly l-owry—To raise l-cglioin . Mary Lovett—To be a librarian. Lmillc loBijnco—To liowl 500. Jackie Martin—To learn to counl. Kol 'it Martin lo own a motorbike. Antitons Mascarclla To Ik strong arm man in Itanium and Itailey. Nonna Mason—To write a hook. Donna Malheme—To swim the Mississippi. Virginia Manisco—l o lie principal, loin Mcc—'Lo make his Austin run. Jack Merchant—To meet the doctor, lawset. and chief. Rodney Mercicr—I o Ik an o|K-ra singer. Patsy Merrill—To liase a hie hat. Lucille Messina—To lx- a ballerina. Hescrly Anne Miller—lo run a mile. Hetty June Montgomery lo be a model. Anthony Moran I o get hi homework. Fay Moreland—To move to St. lands. Jack Moreau—To Ik a conversationalist. Phil Moreau—To Ik something. Jik Moreau—To know Phil and Jaik. Klemore Morgan—Nothing to do hut sleep and draw. Mary Morris—To own a ranch in Wyoming. (•ill Moungtr lo learn to like girls. Camille Mtirphrcy—To ratili a C.II.S. Hriiiu. Weston Muse—To Ik a radio announcer Harhai.t Musgiovs -— In skate standing up. Patsy McBride—To sing like a nightingale. Peggy McAndrcw’ —Ter be vivacious. Itobliy McCahill l o eat all the candy he can hold. Edward McCrary lo lx. .1 genius. Paul McCrary—To limk like Sonny I tilt. Cynthia McKIroy—To Irani algebra {ohn McGregor—To teach school. red McHugh—To lie late lor school once. Ida lee Mcl-aughlin—To run a gas station. June McManus—lo look like Lauren Harall. Carol Jean McMillcn l o Ik a snake diarmcr. Hetty Joyce Me Comas—Not to lie. Phyllis Natiman—To have another Man O'War Don Nelson—To invent something. Ray Nelson—To Ik- a great chemist. Peggy Nelson—To stay up late. Bobbie Ncsliit— l o wear a si c 12 shoe. Olivia Nicolosl—To have a date. Shirley Nolen—To have vib. vigor, and vitality. Doughts O'Kelley— lo Ik an Kuglisliiiian. Lila Iff Onego—To grow grass. Cynthia Palmer—To succeed. Henry Paticr I he latest mechanical device . Jerry Patt—lo whistle and gel results. Jackie Pcdarre—To learn to flirt. Earl Perrin—To catch a fish. Doris Philli|is—To have curly hair. Betty Pierson—To miKlel. Evclvn Pilcher—To gel a man. Hugh Piper—To reduce. John Polit To sing on Broadway. Hennv Powers—To get out of class. Peggy Rcynaud—To shrink a little. Gladys Reynolds—To iK'long to some our. Rolicrt Reynolds—To Ik heavyweight Imsing champion of the world. J. C. Rhcd—To learn to play football, lee Rhoads— Ib become a famous orator. RolKrt Richards I o get a Southern drawl. Margie Richardson—To Ik an actress. Elmer Ridel—To get a motorcycle. Set a phi lie Kinatido—lo have a car I'hercvi Rinaudo—To w in an “Oscar. Duard Roberts—To Ik a real cowboy. George Robinson—To have a pair of rabbits. Nlarilsn Robinson—Io study. Olcne Robinson—l o Ik an old maid. Sam Robinson—to not sit behind Henry. Virginia Robinson l o gel .1 man. Joaquin Kodczno lo speak Spanish. Marie Rotolo l o Ik athletic. Selma Rodrigue;—To have .1 hard name to spell. Nonna Jean Rotolo—I « have a Huick. Lena Mae Rop| o1o—To make straight A' . Dottic Roiihiquc—To Ik wcll-dresscrl. Gloria Rogers—To meet Ginger. Ray Root I o Ik a tree. nnie Ruth Roucih! lo Ik a dietician. Gerard Ruth—To get a steads girl. Rosemary Ryder—To have .1 cute personalitv David Safer—To fly. Beverly Satcmi—lo take pictures. Helen Sayers—lo Ik a dies designer J. D. Sayers To skate around the world, joe Scott—To Ik a first tenor. Jerry Sell—To Ik a salesman. Maty Lynn Slieppaid—To Ik studious Joan Sherrill—To Ik with ' Mcc. Frank Shields—To Ik a genius. Juliannc Shocklcv lo live closei to school. Hcttyc Shookc- In trap a certain “Buster.' Ben Sibley—To Ik a photographer. FTi abeth Simoncaux—I o eventual!' get enough slecjr Belly Jo Sniglc-I.iiv l o get a man. Bl.inihr Snowden—To Ik on the Hack team, lktty S|Kiircr—To dye her hair. Horace Stamlill lo have his works m the loiive. George Stephens—To be an F.B.I. agent. Mona Stephens—To get a steady guv. Liwmiu Slc-iling—To sell silver. Ralph Shirley- jo Ik a “long |M� liliti.m Barbara. that is Orcne Stafford— I o Ik a genius. Ruth Strickland- lo learn to dance Billie Stroud To play the piano. Clara Stuart—I o have a tree house. Mary Ida Stuckey—To Ik .1 secretary. C.ilhryn Sriildulh—To sing well Sue Sutniall—To sum up “all her studies. Ikttyc Sharp lo Ik dull. Ikirkira I ay lor—To own a convertible. James Lay lot lo own a motorcycle. James Theriot—To Ik an anti-socialist. Clyde Thomas—To be intelligent. Hetty I In mi.is—To Irani lo laugh. Holihic I hnmpson— I'« Ik |K pul.ir. George Todd—To go to sleep. Sue Townsend Io talk quickly. Johnny Trippc—To win an Olvmpics award. |immy Turner—To Ik a Latin scholar. Johnny Turner—To graduate. Georgia VerlKii —To Ik .1 secretary. Rosalie Vivcrata- T o have blonde hair. Darrell Wainwright lo make an A in English. David Wall—To take a hard test. Mac Wallace—To look intelligent. Patsy Ward—To have more cheese. Shirley Ward To make my jalopy hold .1 Irakci' dozen Edward Ward—To drive a tractor. Saminic Watkins—To Ik a cal surgeon. Pat Watson- -To go to Japan. J. I- Wax—To meet the bees.' John Weaver—To Ik a tailor. Albert Welle—To Ik hiillianl. F.llisr Weldon—To find a man. Helen Wcrlcin—To Ik a social worker. Wallace West berry '—To go cast. Marjorie Wesley—To run a shop Jasper Westbrook—To find all the answers. Buddy WillxHim—To Ik a basketball star Christine Williams—To Ik a circus barkci Ollie Mae Williams— To mend docks. Mixon Wilson—To make cement. Jean Wilson T o look like Lana I timer. Barbara Winkler—To own a bright-colored convertible. Marilyn Works—To Ik a loafer. As Ik Young—To stay “Young. Clara Zachary—To learn Imu to use H-O, Joe a mini a—To Ik first and not last. Oott-c IV. • Lena Cato Ownn 'S HcUn Dannie Oonet LkIJcn fonfinof ENIOfK I ES Cj� n i.« nn� ni S. Kj SKo.K Mi.V S .V, zA FINAL WORD . . . Something old . . . People go and come, but always there is left a tradition that lives on; one of (he oldest and finest things in the entire world. We who are leaving BRHS with the class of 18 ran have no greater hojx- than to lx-come a part of that tradition which it embodies, fust three short years ago on a clear and beau til id day we walked through the door of happiness and opportunity. In those tluee years we have learned a great deal about people and life and some things which are just bits of knowledge. Now we must say goodbye to a familiar home and though the sun may shine the day will lx? darker through clouded eyes. BRHS. you have given us much but we can leave onl a few remembrances to your tradition. Our hope is that we shall lx- rcmcmlxrred and when new students tread the sacred hall of the third lloor ihe will pause a moment to remember us as we were when we s|x'iu the best years of our lives. Sonu tliing nete . . . The spiiit which takes us far is new and Iresh within each one ol us. II we guard it carefully it is unflinching and ever-increasing. Spirit is youth—a pou'ei ami dii ing forte that lets u face the world fearlessly and undaunted. Spirit conies from the very depth ol out being and we must jealously grasp and guard it because without it we lose the essence of our youth. Each person is gifted with a spirt that is new and individually his own. I hat’s the wav it is when we receive it and we must preserve it. HR I IS has taught us much in spirit and goodwill. We have formed many of out philosophies of life and learned to appreciate out fellowman. Not only have we fortified our individual spirit but we have adtled a spit it of belief and faith, of goodwill and generosity, of kindness and gentleness, and that own individual spirit has matured. It is changed from the foolhardiness ol youth and ripened into a spirit which still possesses impetuousity but carefully combined practicality and sensibility which is gained through the years. Something borrowed . . . Hope—we must borrow from the past, the present and the future. Wc need it to go forward and advance in this world: without it all is lost. Hope isn't something with which wc arc born, it is something which we must create within ourselves. We gain it through observing the triumphs of the past, the success ol the present, and the |x� vsibilities ol the future. It is a great and overwhelming force which enables us to go on in life. It is only through hope that we gain out strength, and we tail gain liojx- through placing oui trust in |x ssibilities. based on what others have achieved. In BRHS many of the class of 18 have made worthwhile accomplishments. Knowing of the successes of other students like themselves, but older, gave them the hojre ol attaining desired ends, lo those who follow they will give hope by showing the way toward perfection—and thus the cycle will continue. Something blue . . . Parting is always difficult, but it is most difficult when the farewell is to a dear friend. Wcof the graduating class are parting from the dearest friend that one can hope to have: Baton Rouge High. It is more than a building, or teachers, or clubs, or lessons. It has lx cn our very life for three years that were all too short. Everything which we have done has centered around it. and now that we have come to the realization that wc must say goodbye forever, there is a great blank space within our hearts. Though wc may return as visitors it will never lx- the same. Our days as high schexd seniors are gone for all time. The time is here when, with shoulders squared and heads high, wc move on to new things. This wc can do, lxcau.se we leave with the confidence ol being prepared for whatever lies ahead. Mew exjieriences and new pleasures may lx- ours, but the past three years can never lx- forgotten nor overshadowed- And so it is that we go forth—encircled with tradition, enlivened with an unconquerable spirit, and encouraged with the faith that the future is ours tc make of it what we will. We Stocxl around aiul talked. What have you Ik-cii doing mer the Miminei. and ain't it awful to lie hack? People we hadn't seen for throe month came hv. ftcr a while, the bell rang. We went in. into strange rooms with strange teachers. We went into our last rear l high school. Schedules had been arranged at the end of our previous scar: ' ,c P 'icri) Ml 'n,° place rapidly. Though the building had Ireen closed, students were active over the summer. Fay Moreland was elected governor of (.iris' state, and Henry Biadshcr had won high honors at Boys' State. BRHS team, sparked l ‘Hickey Higginbotham, had won the state swimming meet. Others had Irecti bitty collecting honors for themselves and their school. Weather brought the first break ol routine in school work. Vi the end of the second week a hurricane caused school to Inclosed one Fridas. After this, the first impotiant event was the election of cheerleaders. Spirited irvouts ami a peppy piimaiy at the Bolton game pit-ceded die soling: the student l od those seven Ians and gills to lead the |«ep meeting and football game cheering. Oi isr sMiiM. Pii.k .w Si.vii Crmi.Ns Fay Moreland ami Herns Itiadsher Siaii Swimsiim. Mr.rr Siak Itilly Higginbotham When die Junior Red Cross launched its drive, our response was generous. Kcprcseniaiivcs lo die school council, headed l v Barh.na I aylor, began ihcii projects immediately. 'I hionghout the rear lioxcs were filled to Ire sent overseas and items were collet ted for hospitals by our Junior Reel Cross. JfMotc Rrir Cross Cocncii. Harbara I aylor. IIJills President loe Thomas, Parish President '1 III BlV IR OlllCIRS 111 I I IKK. Ill liman Calcs, Phyllis S’an man Henry Itradshcr. Velma Itourgeoi At llic beginning of the football season. ihc athletic depart-in cm Irouglit a Inis for (lie footlrall, track. anil basketball teams. Purchased In the BRIIS Mlilctic Association, the bus was painted green and gold, with the school's name along the sole. Seplcnilrcr 30th marked the ap]Kar.iiuc of the year’s liist Ituzzcr. Afterwards there were live olhei issues, each covering school happenings. The fii't told of honois BRHS students had earned during the summer, and of the allairs of school’s opening days. I lie next was the foot Ira 11 homecoming issue, fol lowed by Thanksgiving and Christmas, following the usual amusing April fool lluzzer, the last tops dealt with the events of the second term. FoUIKVI.I. OlllV AND H K COURT AVer Kaiser, Pay Moreland, Mayrne Thompson. S'ancy Cobb. Inn Harrison FUTURE IlOMKMAKIHS TEA 1 he Community ( hoi iliivc lor ihc school was held 0:1 October 7«h. Twaiioniw school groups were IWJ in ilirir connilmlions. I wo class .tiler this lire first I’.T.A. meeting «as held. Mr', Ijowry was elected president to lead this gontp for the rear. Mmut this lime the fur chief and Ins assistants were announced. I hoe Ikiss wete responsible for lie drills and safetv dining the sear. I lie biggest football esent of the year came on Octolier 17th. I his was the Hoiiiecoining game, fust since the sear's end. For the game the student IkkIs elected by money sotes a fewn • ball tpiecn and her court. These girls were fonnalls installed cm the night of the Bogaluva game. Special demonstrations took place Ircforc Ihc game and dining ihc half: these svcrc in honor of the numerous alumni in the stands. This Homecoming game seas OIK of the high points of the scar, with the entire school participating in the celebration. On Octolier 20 the group and club pictures for the Fricassee were started, lakcn earlier in tlte scat than usual, the photos secte held until publication of the yearbook. Individual pictures were not taken until later, alter inid-lciiil. I lie Future Homemakers of America bad a huge tea on November 7th. Held in the school Fconomics Department, ibis seas a sets lords occasion. I he mothers of the home economics students seerc the guests. Showing gteat enthusiasm, the student ImkIs had the best, most spirited pep meeting of the scar just before the 1-ake Charles game. Alter tlte meeting thtee bus loads of students and a Ims full of boosters accompanied the football team on their trip. I bis excursion n I ake Charles ss.is one of the more exciting tilings of the scat: with cheering section backing our leant satisfied fis superior placing those who supported it. Sliortly after, at the |iej) meeting iM'forr the Catholic: High game. Mr. Hughcit. the IkiikI directoi introduced a new footli.ilI pep song he had coni|iosed. Untitled I iglit Km, Bulldogs. the .song is: Several memliers of the I hespian Club altenilctl a s|Kcial Hireling at Natchitoches in the middle of Noscmlier. While there the delegates Icaiuccl a great deal almui the scenic effects and the presentation of plavs, things they put to use lalei in the scar. At about this same time some memliers of the school chorus attended the Ml State Chorus meeting in Alexandria. They were outstanding singers selected lor their alnlits: at the inerting they learned choral tec Iniicpics md methods. Mi si sit Chorus Misihiks ee Ihme gallant Hulldogs. Farh cine- firmer and liur. keep im twilling, Hulldogs. IIV are all for you— Hah! Hah! Halt! (.n on ilou'ii Ilml field, hoy. Ihruk right thru ilml line, keep on fighting. Hulldogs. We'll win all the lime. Mr. Hit.his Front Rmv: Clara 7.admix, Calliryn Suddulh. Helen Werlein. Phyllis Werlein. He I lye lane Glasscock. Second Hou . Dm id I honihill, Hilly Day. .s. Mo Jrll. I.lemoi� Morgan, fohn Slrarener, Joseph Stoll. Sot shown is FI son Fellman. Christmas |_nlv in ilic cai the senior cb« li.nl rlninl 16 jomiih tlies thought most hkclv to succeed. Mtei intensive study these Minimi' took a PepsiCola Scholarship test on November 21. )i the group. .ill ranked high in intelligence. Iltrec. Henry Hiadsher. David Wall, mil Jas|iri Westbrook were found to l� c among the upper one |K-rceiu of high xliool students in the nation when ranked by intelligence. I hey uxrk a second lot in |.nui:ii . Ml ihicc received s.' � entrance awards to help covei college expenses. n the footliall season dim lo a dose the junior team covered ihcttvclvcc with glor . Of their eight regular era con games I lies won all I he last of these was the second game with I'lnmma High's jimioiv Mans Itaton Rouge High students invaded the enemv'v laii for the tinai victory that gave our litillpups the di� iii«t junior chaiii|iicMidiip. I he varsity had tlK-ir footliall l an |uet during the middle ol Drii-inlicT. Of those attending, twenty-three letters weic awaided outstanding playcis. The players themselves voted Dan evils their most valuable player. Jerrv Fox team captain, and ( licster Freeman the player with the l cst attitude. I he cheerleaders. Miss Alev, and several others were present at the ban-ipiot. in addition to the player and their coaches. lmiit a dozen Ihivs took the I;. S. avv scolarship tests on December 13. Of this numlrci live ........ here passed the mental test'- I liese liovs, David Wall. Bob Bloodwcll. David Johnson. ( Italics Howard and Bills Kidd. tiMik a physical. The last three passed this and prepared to receive a four-year college education at Saw expense. One of the newly formed ilulis in school, the Camera (-tub. held a photo contest dosing on Dcccmlier 13. Unknown talent luriirtl up among the students. Winning the contest was File-more Morgan's “Brick and lion. With Christmas last approaching, minds had turned to things other than school stoik. One of the extra things was the annual Christmas pageant. Presented this year by the combined rfinite of the chorus. Itand. and speech departments, it was a dilfcicnt. new type pageant. The stage scenes wen- done in pantnmiiic. with the voice of an unseen narrator and the music of the unseen band and chorus telling the Christmas story. I he night pciformancc fm the P. I .A. had to lie cancelled because of one of the- heaviest rainfalls of the year. Came- the holidays. 'I his year there were ovci two weeks of holidays, of no earls morning classes, of no homework, of no stinking. The annual dances were the main school attraction of this period. I he dances, open to all. were enjoyed l y all. New Scatoi.vRsiin- list Winners Htr.'id ii imun tim id II all. Hob Hloodurll Charter Howard, Hilly Kidd W hen school resumed ilio basketball muoii began. I licic were main athletic coninu during ihc year: none were more exciting than the lmt.cth.ill garnet. I he games played at the school that enabled us to get out of sixth pciiod el.ivses were special treats. I hc basketball season was enjoyed by all students. I-ouisiana is noted lor its mild winters. Ibis time we really knew it when winter came On Friday. Januars 23. the weather became scry cold. The steady rain turned to sleet and tlie already soaked ground begin to ice up. Early in the afternoon school was dismissed in order to gne everyone a chance to get home lieforc the streets beanie too icy. later the sleet tinned to real strew, hut the next day it all lirg.iu to melt. Ihc following Thursday, on January 29th. the weather was still had. Flu swept through the school system; and at noon the school was closed, not to reopen until more than a week later. We received an entirely unexpected midyear vacation lor which we later paid in extra study. All did not remain so rosy. When we returned to school mid term tests were near at hand. As thes arrived more and more time was s| cni in studying. The tests were given in the morning with other classes auanged so .is to make ii |Kiv il� le to have only one levi a day. It finally l eing all over, we settled back down to the routine of daily life. The senior rings, ordered in the fall, came in right alter mid-term, beautiful II.K.II.V emblems ap];caicd on numerous fingers. At fust girl wore girls' rings: after a while some acquired rings of a heavier cut. 'I hrcc speech students entered the annual Vincrican Legion Oratorical Contest. Ire Rlrodo. chosen to represent the school. won honors for herself and her alma mater by winning the parish and district contests, and placing an uiief cial second in the statewide contest. Her s| cccli was on the I'nitcd States Constitution. From the school Velma bourgeois entered the Knights ol I’yihis speaking contest, and was chosen to represent the state in a southern contest. Later. Jasper Westbrook and Velma were selected for the IjOiiisi.ma finals in VFW scholarship tryouts, placing second and third, respectively, both were honored lie-cause of high intelligence and knowledge of current affairs. During March an art exhibit was held in the school for all of those interested in any phase of art. Numerous entries brought to light a great deal of artistic ability. Although this was just an exhibit, and no prizes were given, superior work was turned in by billy Stevens ami Flentore Morgan. We held senior elections on March f . After democratic discussion the offices were filled by Chester Freeman Fay Moreland. Nancy Cobb, and Cere Covert as president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer. rcs] cciivcly. From then until the end of the year these lour were itt charge of the senior class. Plans were made for graduation and lire accompanying details by litem, working itt cooperation with Miss Alex. At the senior meeting the class voted to have suits and evening chesses at their graduation. At the dose of the cxhtorsliip contest on March 15. the stall of the trieassce was announced. The editor. Henry Brad-slier, was the one who bad sold lire most ads lot the ycarlmok. Runners up Velma Bourgeois attd Vivian Cates became associate editors. I be entire stall had sold ads to local businessmen during the contest. With the stall selected, work began immediately ott the hook. Americas l.tr.iON Oratoricai. Contest District Winner Lee Rhoads Kr v Cm ii Winm rs David lohuson and Donnie A {hares Veterans or Fokhc.n Wars Se iioi-arsiiii Contest Winners Velma bourgeois and Jasper Weslbrook On M.iuh 18 ihc I hcspi.ms picsrntrd ilir rai'� fiisi three act play. Buttered Side l'| was an comedy about a very untvpical family and what happened to them when the domineering old aunt arrived. A large number of undent turned out to see- the play at it night performance; all enjoyed the slightly crarv characters and the amusing incidents. After a committee appointed by the senior officers had selected them, the entire senior class ordered their invitations for graduation. Approval of the plain white with engraved writing invitations was shown by the seniors who ordered over 12 100. Vcompanving them were plain cards with the graduates’ name. Key Clubbers won district honors when their convention was here in April. Donnie Albans was voted governor of the area for 1019. and the IIKIIS group won the highest honor, the most active dub awaitl. David Johnson, president of this club, was named one of two most active boys in the distiict. The convention ended with a dance attended and enjoved by many school girls as well as the Key Club I soys. A special exhibit of the national price winning photos was opened on April 12th. I he Camera Club showed a display of the Isest pic tines entered by high school stndriii in a nationwide contest. Mu Sigma had their annual carnival just Iscfote the seniors finished. Held at tlic school, the caniivjl was a great success, with mans students attending, booths that ottered everything from cokes to penny pitching were the- feature of the first part: after that an enjoyable piogr.im was given in the auditorium. Ml the school dubs aided Mu Sigma in this project and Ihc money received was used fur the school. As the days drew to an end. all the clubs called meetings to elect officers. We scniois stepped down, no longer to lx ihc ones lo run the school's extra aflaiis. Our time had run out. ki f XIIIKIl's ( i isi vxnixc. I xikvxi Hilly Stephens and Hrmotr Morgan Kxic.iiis or I’miiivn Ottvtoki.vi. Rrrktst xi.vitvis I'rlma ISourgetm “Hi itejuu Sun: I r So had our luck. Caine the final exams. On May ihe tots Ircgan in the morning. This was what we had Irccn working for. what we had spent eleven ve.us trying to achieve. Now that it was here, we dreaded to face it. We left. The building became quiet. No so itv Park. When the day fame for the senior picnic, all 337 of us turned out for a final, daylong celebration. In tire morning we skated, and played softball and other games. I hat afternoon we all went swimming. dame was held (fiat night for .ill the senior . I lie spring dances lx.-g-.in during the last few days of May. six of them, the dances continued until after graduation. Graduation! On the night of June 2nd. a Wednesday, we graduated. Several rehearsals in the immediately preceding davs and eleven vears of work had led up to this At 8 o'clock the class Ixgan its march down the aisle to the strains of ' Pomp and Ceremony.” After the speeches by Miss Mexander. members of ihc school board, and guests, the awards and prizes were announced. I hen. with (Minus and friends watching. (lie di plomas were presented. .School was over. From well known and respected seniors we disap| cjrcd into the mass of college Ireshmen and struggling voungxtcts in the business world. Finished! Finished school, and a phase of life! s S ucK«� W Usoi v) f fitJ.fj fi'on hr. J, d «rl C O) f n I, f (-•oJr.o't' Co f 'Xf ' gei-ovd u v t- o--' t wM.' ' yN______ £ VSU Luck + |V � ! Uihe i-hm. -fca kc ?? T K « . '«,(.«W’ •� ! ► « ■� «. CiiuiLom First Row: Jim Burkinan. Joe Burkinan, Max Bryson. Violet Dial. John Kugler. Marilyn Second Row: Richard Landry. John Morgan, Boh Richards, Janice Spina. Gwendolyn Vcrbois. ohhomoxEi first Row: Bonnie Ardiord, Jerry Ann Adams Tom Airhan. Donnie Albares, Carolyn Allen, Jerry Bankston. Helen Barney, Augustine Barron. Second Row: Beverly Bateman. Virginia Beamer, Shirley Belliveau. Betty Bieliler. Jo Rhea Blackwell. Blake Blakcwood, Bobbyc Blanchard, Jimmy Blanche. Third Row: Tommy Boyd, Margaret Bradsher. l.arry Breland, S. A. Brocato, Jr.. Beverly Brown, Joanne Browne. Eloisc Browning. Dan Burden. Jr. Fourth Row: John Burton, Rosemary Burton, Morris Butler. Roberta Byrd, Alex Caldwell, Betty C'alines. Pat Campbell, Frederick Cann. Fifth Row: Marie Cascio, Sally Cauthcrn. Xellrie Cedotal, Ona Lee Cedotal, Stephen Corley, Alex Crawford, Francis Darby, Billy Day. J 1 o hhonioxa First Row: Hetty Lou DeMars. Betty F.dwards, Helen Eduards. Dave Ellison, Ima Jean Fair, FI son Fellman, Ivan Flenikcn. Jr.. Mar) Fortner. Second How: Joan Frey. Herbert Gassie, Sally Gat ke, A. G. C� audin, Sterling (.hidden, Jr., Bat Graves. Carolyn Greer, Milton Hall. third Row: Ben Hamilton, Nellie Hardy. Warrene Haync. Eickic Hendry. Ginny Hcrbin, Dot Hicks, Donald Hill. Ethel Horner. lour h Row: Emily Hutchins, John C. Jackson, Jr., ('ceil Jenkins, Jimmie Jenkins, Nicki Jones. Sally Beth Jones, Kaye Kaiser, Connie Kitto. Fifth Row: l.ary Kling, George Koenig, Dale Koons. Shirle) Landry. Libbye Landry. Charles Lane. Betty Jo Langhart. O. J. Lasseigne, Jr. r Soft lomoxzi First Roue Bachman Lee. Jackie Lee, Beverly Lcci. Naomi LeMarr. Joyce Leteff. Carolyn Libby. Richard L’Merisson. Nancy Manning. Second Row: L na Marshall. Sunny McComas. Gay McGraw, liny Me Murray. Jackie Mer-rill. Norma Jean Morales. Cecil Morgan. Kaye Nunes. I'hird Roue llomei Lee Grander. Robert Parker. Hal Phillips. Roger Phillips. George Plait, Maurice Regan, Charles Robert, Beverly Robertson. 1‘ourth Roue Mary Ann Russell, Hargrove Stephens. Billy Stirling. John Tarver, Kelvin Thompson. Estellinc Thoms, Ginger Tucker, Charles Walker. f ifth Roue Jimmy Warner, Jane Wchc, Donnie Fay Welch, Leonard Werner, Mac Westh, Pcarlc Wilson, Charles Wisdom. nzzn Mrs. Arnold? Group Ncuic LcMoinc President Helen Jackson lice President Charley Caldwell. Sarah Ann Cann. Claire Clack. Carolyn Crawford. Ruth Doogan. Beverly Duke. Emily Jane Fontenot, Thomas Hawkins, Toni Jolissaint, John Pliillips. Buck McCreary, Pete Ragnsa, June Stover. Mrs. Itoeh ringer’s Group President Patt Ruth Carroll Hilda Bosold. Wesley Bnmuneit. Peggy Burkes. Mary Jo Byrd. Jimmy Cain. Donald Cannon. Pats Calchiugs. Don Can s. Ann Chapman. Billy Chatham. Billy Clark. Ned Clark. Clarence Clarke. Donald Coding. Marco Coliharp, John Consiamine. Kinma l.on Corcoran. Jerry Crockett. Ann Deval. I-’reida Ferguson. Margaret Murrell. Sue Rciley. Don Beck tier Bennie Andre Frances Clay I.orclIt- Allain Mrs. Itotto's Group President C u e-Prrsident Sene tin'; T rcasurer William Addison, Orville Mlhritton. Louise udrepoiii. Mervin Argrove. Mute A ere tie, |,,!ui Bailee. Shirley Bat bay. |a |uilinc ‘'Jackie'' Barillier. Peggy Bankhead. Robert Beard. Robert Benton. Mary Kva Bernard. Terence Bercn. Bobby Blaylock. I.ucille Breaux. l.e-Met Broussard. Dennv roxvn, Buck Brown. I.cslie Brumlield. Ralph Butler. Betty I.ou De-Mars. Gloria Martinez, Allen Pensitk, Joyce Pilkington. Minnie I Im Million, Maze I 11 till I v, Mielln Hastings, Marion (lane Grcclv. Marion Gang. Grace Garner. Everett Gram, Patricia Grant, Bettx Pritchard. Barbara Pate. Dina Fuller. Randall Goodwin President Mrs. (pates' Group Mr. Gourriers Group |oannc Weaver Donald Kniffen John Straccuer ..........President Vice-President Set rclai y- Tteas 1 � er La Maiylis Hausen. Jimmy Love. D. L. Hollabough, |olm Cedoial. Genevieve Gourvillc. Orrn Kurnish, Joanne Weaver. Pal Palmer. Anna Morrison, Wallace F.vcslx rg. Donald Knil fen. Ralph Eden. James Lee. Louie French, Leo Foreiich, Jimmy Ford, Janies Felps. Mrs. Itowers Group George I liomas Donald Shivers....... ................ Ann MePhearson Dudley .Simmons President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Billie Clayton. Charles Colvin, Frank Hyatt. Hilda l indry. Kenneth Lctcfi, Rosalie Manisco, Margie Mi lton. Mary MrComas. Billie Rose- Mc abl . Margaret Noto, Delores Rose Ole-son. Julia Elaine Oiuts. Darlene Palmer. Juanita Page. Anna Bell Pan. Ann Platt. Jimmy Rougon. Melvyn Saler. W. I). Sayers Barbara Schilde Harry Seese, Doris Sodas. Bill Sjx'n-cer. nthony Territo. Betty I hompsou. Don Turner, Gloria Turner, Jerry Turner. |oc Montgomcrv jerry Melilli Toinmy Jackson President Pice-President Secretary- reasurer Mrs. Pegues's Group Carolyn Hebert. Mary Horne, (Carolyn Jones. Paul Kaj | . Jr., lvin Kellcv. Russell Klein-|Kter. Margaret Kimnert. Sara Latham, Connie I.avigne. Jane l.e Cates. Janies Liles. Harold Lloyd. Gayle Ixmgo. Jimmy Lilly. |ohn Malvenan. it. C. Marino, Dick Men ic, Jimmy Milles. Ihercsa Modictn. Mrs. Peters's Group l-irry Brooks President nn Buchanan. Ray Cantu. Helen Christian, Shirley Daigle, Calvin Daigle. Merlin Darousc, Mary Evelyn Daughtry. Ovide DcI.age. Cac Denham. Rosemary Dillon. Ray Dabyns. Anita Dinigan. Janet Dykstra. Richard Eckles. Jack Eduards. nna Marie Fern ancle . Franc ine Fox. (irate Hard. David Harvey. Helen Maggio. Jo nn Westbrook. nne Wilkinson. Katherine Williamson. Lewis Rieger Carolyn RoIktls Sarah Rom Mrs. Robert's Group Presiden t I'ice-Presidetil Srt rclary-T rcasun-r Anna Belle Losavio. Frank Michelli, |nlielic Mire. Patricia Pace. Darlene Payne, Jiiiiinv Pccoraro, Travis Pilgrcen, James Piper. Mars Virginia Plunkct. Beverly Ponrciaii. nna Mae Ratheke. fames Raihcke. Morton Renfroe. Ronald Roberts. Barbara Ronton. Maiga id Rothman. Ed Russell. |oe Seaman. Peggy Webb. Mrs. Vernon s Group Bucky Turner Presidrnl Charles Sibley .. .... Secretary-Treasurer Virgil l.ee Seale, |r.. Douglas Smith. Lyle Edward Smith, John Sniulliii, Howard Sure. Btrbbie nn Stephens, John Roy Stracener. Camay Swift. Peggy |ean Sygalas. C. V. Taylor. |r.. Cherry Lnbchagcn. Edward Villarreal. Annie Mae Vining. Benin Webb. Donald Web er. rabcllc White. Barbara Wilkinson, ngeline Wilson, Bills Wilson. ■1 Hetty Jane (Utissrocl: Inter-Sorority Council I'irsf Row: Nancy Cobb. President; Mayme I honipson. Vice-Presidem: licit y Jane (dasscock. Secretary; Ona I.ce Cedotal, |o Ann Daily. Second Row: licit} Jane Montgomery. Ka Moreland. Jackie Pedarre, Barbara I'avlor. Sandra Vasiine. ▲ I nlrr-l' rut emit v ('.oimcil hirst Row: Kwcll (•rill'ou. President: Man y J-.llis, Vie e-President: Dolly Brown. Spouse n; Kay Moreland. Sjroilseir. Srrotifl Row: Berta I-aycenk. Sponsor; (ierc Cloven. (Hyde Ford. Billy Higginbotham. I'll ini Row: Frank I.agrone. (ieorj'c Leyden. Lawmii c Liter. Fred Me Uni'll. Dnard Rolreiis. Scimitars President t'ice-l residenl Secretary treasurer Mat Wallace Chester Freeman ('lytic Fort I George l.cydcn SCI MIL RS first {ore: Mae Wallace. Chester Freeman, Clyde Ford, George Leyden, Donnie Albarcs. Second Row: Ben Bagcrs. Dan Burden. }r., John Burton. Gere Covert. Maxic Davis, Harry Kllis. Thud Row: Sterling Gladden, Jr.. F.well Griffon. Ben Hamilton. Dotiglas llai| ei. Cecil Jenkins, Charles Jones. fourth Row: Dave Kennedy. Dale Koons. (ieorge Platt, Billy Stephens, Wallace Westberry, Buddy Wilbourn. Bela Delia Sorority DELTA CHAPTER ★ Founded: Shreveport, Louisiana. 1926 Established: Baton Rouge. Louisiana. 1929 Flower: Tea Rose Colors: Pink and Blue ★ President Vice-President Fay Moreland Jackie Pedarre Secretary Treasurer Bcny Jane Glasscock Velma E. Bourgeois Sarah Goff Reporter Historian Dolly Broun Marrin I.illcy Shirley Nolen Parliamentarian Chaplains Sergeant-at-A ruts Sponsors Hi Vacuity Advisors Hilda Arny. Ellisc Weldon Bert Laycock, Jane Hamilton Hickey Higginbotham. David Johnson. Bert Babers Mrs. Sarah Michael. Mrs. C. B. Turnci Miss Mabel Booth. Miss Mary Reed First Row: Kay Moreland. Betty Jane Glasscock, Velma I.. Bourgeois. Sarah Golf. Dolly Brown. Marrin l.illey. Shirley Nolen. Hilda Arm. kllisc Weldon. Second One: Jane Hamilion. Ben Babers. Billy Higginbotham. David I). Johnson, Jerry Ann Adams. Carolyn Allen. Beverly Bateman. Helen Barney. Claude Benneu. Third Row: Margaret Bradsher. Beverly Brown. Joanne Browne. Roberta Byrd. Sarah Ann Cann. Dally Carroll. Sue Lynn Carroll, Beitie Cauhings. Patsy Cauhings. Sally Caiiihen. Fourth Row: Ann Chapman. Mar) Conner. Betty Sue Cooler. Carolyn Crawford. Cae Denham. Rosemary Dillon. Sammic Katon. Belly Fdwards, Helen Fdwards. Martha Ann Lllison, lillh Roiv: Betty Kwell. Dina Kidlcr. Kmily Jane Fontenot. Mary Former. Joan Frey. Marian Gang, Pat Graves, Carolyn Greer, Alida Gurney, Ann Harrison. First Row: Warren Mavne. lickic Hendry, Minnie Hoisington, I.vnden Howell. Helen Jackson. Barbara Jennings, Toni Jolissaint, Nicki Jones, Florence Kidd. Second Row: Beiiy Jo Langhan. C.arolyn Libby. Berta I.aycock. Nancy Manning. Dorothy Meakin. Jackie Merrill. Patsy Merrill. Beverly Ann Miller. Mary Ella Moore, Mary Morris. Third Row: Margaret Murrell. Cynthia Me Elroy, Cay McGraw, Tiny McMurray, Phyllis Naiunan, Jackie Pedarrc, Betty Pierson. Ann Platt, Peggy Reynaud. Gladys Reynolds. Fourth How: Margie Richardson. Carolyn Roberts. Selma Rodrigue . Dorothy nn Roubitjuc, |oan Sherrill. Blanche Snowden, Mona Stevens. June Stover, Clara Stuart. Fifth Row: ferry Turner, Janet Waldon, Patsy Ward. Helen Wcrlcin, Phyllis Werlein, Mac Westh, Arabellc White. Anne Wilkinson. Kitty Lou Williamson. Theta Kajtfxt Omega Fraternity DKLTA PS I CHAP IKK ★ Koi m u: New Mexico Institute, 1872 Km aiu.isiiko: Baton Rouge I ligh Sclmol. l‘J2.r Colors: Black, W hile and Cold Ki owi k: While Kosc ★ (hand Master I-well Crillon Master Ccorge Leyden Secret atv Cere Coven Treasurer I .awrence 1 .iter Assistant Treasurer Joe Scott (o rres po ti d i ng Set re fa ri e Henry Bradshcr. David Wall Sentinel Ben Babers Sergeants-at-Arms Maxie Davis. Bobby McCahill Historian nhur Kimbergcr Parliamentarian David }ohnson Custodian Dave Kennedy Sponsors Cladys Reynolds. Dolly Brown Fraternity Mother Mrs. rtluir Kunberger Fraternity Father Mr. K. MiC.rary Faculty Advisor Mrs. H. A. Major 'I First Row: Kwcll Griffon; George Leyden; ('.ere Coven: Liwrcncc Liter: Joe Scott: Henry Bradsher; David Wall: Ben Babers: Maxic Davis. Second Row: Bobby McCahill: Arthur Kunberger: Mac Wallace: David Johnson; Dave Kennedy; Gladys Reynolds, sponsor; Dolly Brown, sponsor: Don AI bares: Blake Blake wood: Bob Bloodwell. Third Row: lex Caldwell: Alex (’.rawford: Jac k Dyer; Ray Grcmillion: Ben Hamilton: Don liearin. Ill; fames Alex Hurston; John Jackson; Cecil Jenkins: Charles Jones. Fourth Row: Larry Jones: Carl Kcnnnerly; W illiam Kidd, Jr.; Jack Kroger: Charles Lane: Bachman Lee: Jimmie Lilly: Klcmorc Morgan; Jerc Mclilli: Edward McCrary. Fifth Row: Jimmie Pierson; Ralph Shirley; Billy Stirling: Johnnie Trip| e. Jr.; Jimmy U ar- tier; Wallace Westbcrry: Jasjicr Westbrook: Buddy Wilbourn: Charles Wisdom; she Young. Delta I let a Signift Sorority Ksi aui.ishkd: Baton Rouge. Louisiana. 1937 ALPHA NU CHAPTER ★ Founuki): 1930 Established: Baton Rouge. Louisiana. 1937 Ei.owkk: Yellow Chrysanthemum Colors: Black and Gold ★ President Sandra Vastinc Vice-President Nancy Cobb Secretary (irate Lehmann Treasurer Bobbie Nesbii Corresponding Secretary Barbara I aylor Parliamentarian Betty June Montgomery Custodian ............... . . Jerry Allen Historian ........................... Orene Stafford Sentinel.................... Rosario Gallegos Sergcant at-Arms ........................... Mary Eleanor Meeks Sponsors Gill Moungcr, Kay Foglcman, Bobby Ulmer. Buck (ihultlen Mothers . Mrs. Sam Mims, Mrs. Julius Allen father....................................... Mr. Mose Winkler First How: Sandra Vastino, Nancy Cobb, Grace Lehmann, Bobbie Ncsbil, Barbara Taylor. Belly June Montgomery, Jerry Allen, Orcnc Stafford, Mary Klcanor Meeks: (.ill Moungcr, sponsor: Kay Kogelman. sponsor. Second How: Sterling Gladden, Jr., sjjonsor; Norma Raye Acosta. Ruth Aumillcr. Marilyn Becnel, Bobbye Blanchard. Shirley Bolton. Beryl Bowden. Eloise Browning. Peggy Burkes. Pat Campbell, (Carolyn Clark, Emma Lou Corcoran. Third How: l.cnorc Evans, Sally Gat ke, Nancy Cianelloni. La Marylis Hansen, C.inny Her bin. Nancy Holden. Colleen Holmes, Ethel Horner. Mary Home, Eleanor Howe. Jean Huffman, Sally Beih Jones. Fourth Hoic: Kaye Kaiser. Marilyn Kennedy, Connie Kino. Libby I indry. Jackie Lee, Joyce I.eiefl. Peggy Nelson. Kaye Nunes, Elizabeth Peters. Nina Jo Pcttiss. Beverly Pourciau, Maury ' Bennie” Powers. illh How: Beverly Robertson, Mary Ann Russell. Mary Lynn Sheppard, Betty Jo Singletary, Betty Spencer, Charlotte Stringer. Ginger Tucker, Gloria Turner, Cherry I 'mbehagen. Jane Wehc. Pearl Wilson, Barbara Winkler. Not in Panel: Bobby Ulmer. S| onsor: Jerry Allen. Mary Ann Wolfe. Pat Vrnold. Eva Jane Gotidean, Juanita Jones, Joyce I-ctcff. Betsy Payne. C-onnie Williams. Joan Waglaor. Francinc Eox, Ann McPherson, Jerry Gwens. Delta Sigma Fraternity ALPHA PI CHAP I KK ★ Founded in 1897. Lewis Institute, Chicago Kslablishcd in 1986, Baton Rouge, Louisiana Fi.ower: Violet Colors: Blue and White ★ Frank LaGrone Vice-President Billy Higginbotham Secretary Treasurer Clyde Ford Robert Terry ('.ceil Morgan Custodian Historian Sponsors Charles Howard Cecil Kaiser Claude Bennett. Nancv Cobb First Row: Frank Lagrone, Billy Higginbotham. Clyde Ford. Cecil Morgan. Charles Howard. Cecil Kaiser. Toolic” Bennett, Nancy Cobb. Second Row: Orville Albriuon. Jerry Bankston. Jimmy Blanche, Bin k Brown. Dan Burden. John Burton. Morris Butler, Jimmy Cain. Third Row: A1 Cann, Marco Catharp, John I.ouis Constantine. Raymond Creel. Fiamis Darby, David Ellison, Kay Foglcnian, A. C. (iaudin. Stirling Gladden. Fourth Row: Eddie Mambicki, Douglas llarj cr. Frank llvati. Dale Koons. Bobby Link. Richard L’Herrison, Billy Lowry, Dill Mounger, Douglas O Kelly. Filth Row: Hal Phillips, George Platt, Charles Robert. Ben Sibley. Lyle Smith. Nick Stein, Ilargrovc Stevens, Lawrence Stirling. Leonard YVcrncr. Delia Sigma Fraternity ALPHA PI CHAPTER ★ Founded in 18{ 7. Lewis Institute. Chicago F.stahlished in Baton Rouge, Louisiana Fi.owfr: Violet Colors: Blue and White ★ ( )fFI I KS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ............ Cortesftonding Secretary Custodian .... Historian ........... Sjtonsors Frank LaGronc Billy Higginbotham Clyde Ford Robert Terry Cecil Morgan Charles Howard Cecil Kaiser Claude Bennett, Nancy Cobb First Row: Frank Lagrone, Billy Higginbotham. Clyde Ford. C-ccil Morgan. Charles Howard, (‘ceil Kaiser, “TtJotic” Bennett, Nancy Cobb. Second Row: Orville Albritton. Jerry Bankston. Jimmy Blanche. Buck Brown. Dan Bnrden. John Burton. Morris Butler, Jimmy Cain. Third Row: 1 Cann, Marco Catharp, John I.ouis Constantine. Raymond Creel. Franiis Darby, David Kllison. Kay Fogleman. A. C. Caudin. Stirling (dadden. f ourth Row: I'.ddie Hambicki, Douglas Harper. Frank Hyatt. Dale Koons. Bobby Link. Rich ard L’llerrison. Billy Lowry, Oill Moungcr, Douglas () Kelly. Tifth Row: Hal Phillips, George Platt, Charles Robert. Ben Sibley. Lyle Smith. Nick Stein, Hargrove Stevens. Lawrence Stirling. Leonard Werner. ■ Gamma Theta Sorority ★ I'oi m i) and I-si Ki.isiii-1� : November ( . 1‘Kil Colors: Lavender and Green I i.owi r: While Rose ★ President Maymc Thompson 1 ice President June Me Manus Secretary Joan Diehl Treasurer . . Phyllis Gardner Reporter Hetty Jeanne Dugazon Chaplain Marcia Guissingev Pledge Advisor Ana Lee Cedotal Parliamentarian Marion Darsey Historian Ruth Strickland Serge a n t ■a t -A rtn s Nellrie Cedotal First Rou� : Maymc Thompson. |unc McManus. Joan Diehl. Phyllis (� ardner. Belly Jeanne Dugazon. Marc ia Gnissingcr. Second Kmc: Ona Lee Odatol. Marion Darscy. Ruth Strickland. Nell Cedaiol. Leonard Werner. Sponsor; Wallace Wes berry. Sponsor: Barbara Baker. Third Row: Virginia Beamer. Betty Bidder. Dot lie Bern, Jo Rhea Blackwell. Beity Calamcs, Jo Ann Daily. Billie Murray Day. Fourth Row: Carol Dunn. Joyce Dye. Carolyn Hazelwood. Dot Hicks. Shirley Landry. Hilda Landry. Donnie Faye Welch. Not i„ juniel: Francis Clay. Cladys C H k. Hazel Jean Tlitfiy. Gloria Martinez. Darlene Palin-Dykster. Nettie l.emoins. Marjorie Rome. Peggy Webb. Jo Ann WesilmK� k. Faye Wilson. Sigma Phi Omega Fraternity ★ Founded: Sewaucc Military Academy. 190( Established at Baton Rouge High, 1927 Fi.owicr: White Carnation Jewel: Pearl Sonc: My Sigma Phi Omega Oh I ★ President Vice-President...... Secretary-1't easurer First Sergeant-at-A mis Second Scrgeant-at-A mis Sponsors Faculty Adviser Harry Ellis Fred McHugh Duard Roberts Tommy Airhart Weston Muse Kaye Kaiser. Pearl Marie Wilson “Bat” Gourrier hirst How: Harry Kills, Trod Mil high, Duard Roberts. West on Muse. Kaye Kaiser. s| oiisor. l'earl Marie Wilson, sj onsor. Second How: Bonnie Aohord, Tommy Airliari. Malcolm Bailey, Tommy Boyd. Tarry Breland. S. A. Brocaio. Jr„ Jerry Car| enier. Third How: Sieve Corley, Ivan hlenikeii. Ilerheri Cassie. Milton Hall. Shelhv Hastings, Jim mie Jenkins, Tarry Kling. Fourth How: ( . J. Tasseigne, Jimmy Miller, Robert Barker. Morion Renfroc, David Safer, Kelvin Thompson, Charles Walker. Spinslerettes I’roiricnt I 'ice-President Secretary Treasurer Cha da in Sergeant at-Arms Dolly Blown Dot lie C � t 11 Ann Harrison Jackie Pcdarre Belly Jane (ilassttxk |anc Hamilton SPINS M UM I I s First Row: Dolly” Brown. Dotlic” GolF, Ann Harrison. “Jackie Petlarrc, Bettve Jane Glasscock, Jane HamiUon. Ewell Griffon. Second Row: Dave Kennedy. Jerry Ann Adams. Jem Allen. Hilda Arny. Claude Bennett. Beverly Brown. Vivian Calcs. Ann Chapman. Third Row: Nancy Cobh, Mary Conner. Betty Sue Cooler. Carolyn Crawford. Rosemary Dillon. Martha Ann Ellison, Joan Frey, Marion Garig. Fourth Row: Pat Graves, Carolyn Greer, Warrcne Haync, l ickie Hendry, Barbara Jennings, Belly Jo Langhan. Carolyn Libby, Cynthia Me Elroy. Fifth Row: Kay Moreland. Margaret Ann Plan. Gladys Reynolds. Mayme riiompson. Mac Wesih, Aiabelle While, Ann Wilkinson. Not in Picture: Dina 1-idler, Nancy Cobb, Betty Sue Cooler. Ann Harrison. Carol Jean McMillan. Blanche Snowden. Palsy Ward, Helen VVerlein. Junior Newman Club ★ I'otism i : Chicago. III., ilMI Ksiablishcd ai Baton Rouge High Sc1hk� 1, IMS Colors: Blue and (.old ★ l VISORS SJ irilual Diiccloi (Huh Molin’) (Huh lutfht'i l'u ultx Advisor Rev. Father Burns Mrs. Carl (). Russell Mr. K. F. Watkins Mrs. K. B. Vega ★ ( )m i :i us Scar lory President Cerard A. Ruth Maiy Aim Russell Treasurer Kaye Kaiser Clta dain Social Head Virginia Beamer Ona Lee Ccdatol Sergeanl-al . I mis (.Gorge Koenig first Row: Gerard Rmh, Mary Ann Russell. Kaye Kaiser. Virginia Beamcr. Ona I.ee Cedaiol, George Koenig. Second Row: Marilyn Becnel. Nelli ie Cedaiol. Mi's. Vrega. Ham Kllis. Ivan Flenigan. Kmilv Jane Fontenot. Third Row: Main Hatcher. Dot Hicks. Richard Landry. C . J. Lasseigne. Peggy Nelson. Bobbie Nesbit. fourth Row: Bennie Powers. Joaquin Rodczno. Betty Spencer. Kelvin Thompson. Sainmie Watkins. Pearl Marie Wilson. Members not Pictured: Jack Lockwood. Lee Madre. Peter Ragusa. Nita Scardina. Sophomore Junior Muss President .....................................Carolyn Libby Vice-President....................................... Beverly Brown Secretary Betsy McMurray Treasurer ...............................................Jo Anne Brown Sponsors John Burton, AI Cann. Morris Butler First Row: Carolyn Libby. 8cverb Brown. Betsy McMurray. Jo Anne Brown. John Burto Second Row: Fredrick Cann. Morris Butler. Jerry Ann Adams, Bobbye Blanchard. Ma Fortner. Third Row: Carolyn Creer. Pat Graves. Warrene Haynes, rickie Hendry, Kaye Kaiser. Bet Jo Langhart. Fourth Row: Jackie Lee. Beverly Leet. Nancy Manning. Gay McGraw. Jackie Merrill. M Westh. Freshmen Junior Miss President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Arabclle White Ann Wilkinson Ann Chapman Pats Ruth Carroll Members Sarah nn ('ami Palsy Catchings Claire Clack Carolyn Crawford Gae Denham Rosemary Dillon Rachel Durreu Dina Fuller Kniily Jane Fontenot Marion Garig Minnie lloisinglon Helen Jackson Toni Jolissaint Mary F.lla Moore Margaret Murrell Ann Plan Carolyn Roberts June Stover Jerry Turner Cherry Umbehagan Phyllis Werlein Alpha Sigma Phi President I ice President Secretary. Mat Wallace Betty Jane Glasscock Barbara Taylor Treasurer David Wall ALPHA SIGMA PHI Seniors Jerry Allen Hilda Amy Ruth Aumillcr Bert Babers Douglas Barnett Marilyn Becnel Tootie Bennett Bob Blood well Shirley Bolton Velma Bourgeois Beryl Bowden 1lem y Bradsher Joyce Brock Dolly Brown Dan Bnrkhaltcr F.velyn Gamble Sue Lynn Carol Vivian Cates Nancy Cobb Mary B. Connei Betty Sue Cootci Jeanne Duga on Carol Dunn Joyce Dye Jackie Dyer Shelley Edward Martha Ann Ellison Lenore Evans Bob Feldman Clyde Ford Chester Freeman Sarah Goff Freddie Gouihicr Ray Gremillion Marcia Guissinger Alida Gurney Betty Hamberlin Ann Harrison Colleen Holmes Charles Howard Lvndcn Howell Buddy Jackson Bobby Johnston David Johnson Cecil Kaiser Carl Kemmerlv Jean Kennedy Bill Kidd Florence Kidd rihur Kunbergei Berta Laycock (•race Lehmann George Leyden Mart in Lillcy Lawrence Liter Norma nn Lorct Patsy Merrill Beverly Ann Miller Betty June Montgomery Fay Moreland Flemore Morgan Mary Morris Peggy Nelson Bobby Nesbii Shirley Nolen Doris Phillips Lee Rhoads I ..... Richard Marilyn Robinson Selma Rodrigue Marie Rotola Ralph Shirley Julianne Shockley Ben Sibley Betty Jo Singletary Blanche Snowden Betty Spencer Orene Stafford Mona Stephens Lawrence Stirling Charlotte Stringer Billie Stroud Mary Ida Stuckey Cathryn Sudduth Betty Thomas Maymc Thompson Jimmy Turner Patsy Ward Albert Welle Ellise Weldon Helen Werlein Buddy Wi I bourne Barbara Winkler Clara Zachary Sophomores Don A1 bares Caroly n Allen Gere Allen Jerry Bankston Helen Barney Beverly Bateman Joan Beagle Virginia Beamer Jo Rhea Blackwell Blake Blakcwood Bobbvc Blanchard Jo Anne Brown Jerry Carpenter Sally Caulhen I Iclcn Edwards David Ellison Lorraine English Sally Gat ke Pat Graves Ben Hamilton Warrene I layne Clothildc I Icndry Ethel Horner John Jackson Shirley Jones Linda Kelly Wright Kemmerlv George Koenig Dale Koons Paul Krakc Libby Ann Landry Charles Lane Bobby Lawton Bachman Lee Carolyn Libby Hilda Licbcrman Nancy Manning Sunny McComas Mary Frances McLeod Jo Ann Mt Lennon Jackie Merrill Robert Parker Robert Pettit George Platt Charles Robert Beverly Robertson Joan Sherrill I lent Stewart Virginia Tucker Leonard Werner Mac Wcsth Mu Sigma ★ ★ President Fay Moreland Vice-President Lawrence Liter Secretary. Nancy Cobb Treasurer 1 lenry Bradshc r MU SIGMA Jerry Allen Hilda Amy Claude Bennett Bob Blood well Shirley Bolton Velma Bourgeois Beryl Bowden Henry Bradsher Dolly Brown Bel tic Sue Chcairs Nancy Cobb Mary Conner Jerry Dickenson Jeanne Dugazou Joyce Dye Wynona Edison Clyde Ford Margaret Henning Charles Howard Lyndcn Howell Jean Huffman Bcttye Jane Glasscock Freddie Gouihier Ray Grcmillion Alida Gurney David Johnson Bobby Johnston Cecil Kaiser Carl kemmeiiy Florence K idd Arthur Kunberger Berta Laycock Grace Lehmann George Leyden Luc illc Lo Bianco Martin Lillcy Lawrence Liter Nonna Ann Loretz Palsy Merrill Betty June Montgomery Don Nelson Ray Nelson Bobbie Ncsbit Lila Onego Cynthia Palmer Doris Phillips Evelyn Pilcher Tommy Richard Marilyn Robinson Sam Robinson Selma Rodriguez Joseph Scott Betty Jo Singletary Betty Spencer Blanche Snowden Orcnc Stafford Lawrente Stirling Charlotte Stringer Mary Ida Stuckey Cathrinc Suddeth Betty Thomas David Wall Mac Wallace Palsy Ward Albert Wche Helen Werlein Jasper Westbrook Clara Zacharv President OFFICERS David Johnson Vice-President Lawrence I -iter Secretary Fay Moreland Treasurer Shirley Nolen BK I A CLl B M KM BEKS Bcri Babers Claude Bennett Bob Bloodwcll Velina Bourgeois I lenry Bradshcr Dolly Brown Vivian Cates Nancy Cobb Joyce Dye Jerry Fox Chester Freeman Betty Jane Glasscock Arthur Kunberger Berta Laycock Grace Lelnnann George Leyden Jackie Fed a r re Gladys Reynolds Joseph Scott David Wall Mac Wallace Sarah Goff I lelen Werlein Thespian Troupe No. 504 President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant at-Anns Vacuity Advisor Honorary Members I. Officers Vivian Calcs Joseph Scott Beuy Jane Glasscock Velma K. Bourgeois Henry S. Bradshcr Miss lma Belle Womack Miss Reinc Alexander. Mrs. Sarah Michael, Mrs. Andie Moffett, Mrs. Fugenia Tucker Jills I’lANS Seniors Barbara Barker Velma K. Bourgeois Henry S. Bradsher Dolly Brown Sue I.ynn Carroll Vivian Cates Joan Diehl jaekie Dyer Lenore Fvans Betty Jane Glasscot k Ray Gremillion Mida Gurney Dave Kennedy l ay Moreland Klcmore Morgan Shirley Nolen I-ee Rhoads Dorothy Roubi(|ue Joseph Scott Betty Jo Singletary fulianne Shockley Blanche Snowden Mary Ida Stuckey Helen Wcrlein SOI’HOMORES Jerry Anne Adams Carolyn Allen Beverly Bateman Virginia Bcaincr Margaret Bradsher Jo Anne Browne Pat Graves Warrene l layne John Jackson Marion Jackson Linda Kelley Carolyn Libby lluldah I.ieberman Robert Parker Joe I homas Jane Wchc Freshmen Frcida Ferguson Sarah Latham II. It. Club President r ice-President Secretary Treasurer Chcstei Freeman Billy Higginbotham J. V. Strother Gere ('oven lirst Roue Chester Freeman. Billy Higginbotham, J. Y. Strother, Gere Covert. Don Albares. Malcolm Bailey. Second Row: Kugenc Broussard. John Burton. Bill Coleman. Sammy Cook, Herbert Gassic, Ed Hambicki, Fed Jones. Third Row: Frank Lagrone, Tom Mee, Bob Richards, Billy Stephens. Johnnie Fiippe, Charles Ray Walker. John Weaver. BRHS Band President..... Secretary ....... Business Manager Bobby Hill Raymond Creel Bobbv Johnston Treasurer Librarians Student Leaders Charles Robert Johnny Tower, Bobby Pavy Jules Bosold, John Roy Stracencr Hetty Jo Singletary. Donnie Jones, Doclie Goff Hen Hamilton. Carolyn Libby Hutch McDowell. Patty Carroll Boosters ★ Cheerleaders Mayme Thompson Ann Harrison President I'ire President Key Club President .............. David Johnson Vice-President .............. Bob llioodwell Secretary Mac Wallace Treasurer Arthur Kunbergcr Publicity......................... 1 lenry Bradslier The linzzer Staff r7J Junior Red Cross Council President Vice-President S ecre I a ry - 7' re as ure r Reporter Barbara Lay lor Maxie Davis Vivian Gates Julianne Shockley Futu re II om emu hers President Vice President Secretary Treasurer . Issistant Treasurer Parliamentarian Historian Reporter Grace Easley Libbye Ann Landry Ann McPhcarson J. C. Rhed Ruth Aumillcr Nancy Cobb Sally Beth Jones Joyce Let ell Dramatics Club Officers President Vice-President Secretar llcnvy Ilradsher Lee Rhoads Juliannc Shockley (dec Club President I'ice-Presidenl Sene lory l{porter Serge a nt-at-A mis Executive Hoard .Members Joseph Scott I lelcn Werlein Clara Zachan Hcttye Jane Glasscock Wallace West hern Mary Ida Stuckey, F.lcmorc Morgan Latin Club President I 'ice-Presidenl Secretary Treasurer Sergeunt-ul-Arnis Hob Bloodwell Velma Bourgeois Faye Moreland Sue ('heairs Shirley Nolen Spanish Club i K ( President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer. Marilyn Becnel Marilyn Robinson Sue Lynn Carroll Barbara Taylor La Petit Cercle Franrais President ......... Iiohbic Xcsbit Vice-President .............. Florence Kidd Secretary-Treasurer .................................... Belly Pierson Pro nr It Club President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Bobbie Ncsbil Florence Kidd Pan ic ia Boss Camera Club President Vice-President Secretaiy and Treasurer Sergeant-at-A mis Klemore Morgan lien Sibley Henry Bradshcr 1 )onnic Alba res President Vice-President Secrelar treasurer Kelemore Morgan Juliannc Shockley Joan Diehl Joe Scon Y-Teens !■ President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer . Belly Spencer Saimnic Watkins Bciiv Joyce Me Comas Jackie Martin Ui-Y President ............. ('lay Baker Vice-President ....................... Albert Wehc Secretary .......... .......................... Bill Coleman Treasurer Blake Blakewood Flower Chib President George Leyden Vice-President ..................................... Maymc Thompson Secretary................................................ Lcnore Evans Treasurer Gere (invert III Club President ..........................................Ted Jones Vice-President ........................................Anthony Territo Secretary . Maymc Thompson Treasurer...............................................J. V. Strother Reporters Bob Bloodwcll. Ruth Aumillcr Science Club President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-A nns Lawrence Liter Ray (•rcmillion | ulialine Shockley Lenore Evans (lari Kcnmicrh Biology Club President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Blake Blakcwood )o Rhea Blackwell Jo Ann Brown Yvonne Lawton President ..................... Paul McCrary Vice-President ........ ... ...Anthony Moran Secretary and Treasurer Lucille Messina Reporters Shelley Kd wards. Kdith Kdminsion United Literary Guild President.............................................. Wcsian Dcvilier Pice-President......................................... Jackie Pcdarrc Secretary .............. Mary Frances McKoy Publicity Chairman Bctiyc Jane Glasscock Pelican Hoys' and Girls' State Representatives 1947 Max if Davis ,il‘Uy I.on DcMars I'llKSIMAN I KOIM’K f (M fnesents EIJ'ITEEEI) SIDE IIP” by John Wray Yoing BATON ROUGE HIGH AUDITORIIM ( 'AST In Order of A[ f)earmice Mr. I ij .Us Vanilla Mrs. Diggs Tim Diggs Wilbui Carter Carole Hemming Tony Diggs Olivia Cragworih Amu Laura I lieresa Miller Ed Lyles Cera Id E teuton I he Srcne—'I lie livingroom l the Diggs’ home A cl I—Four-thirty on a Eriday afternoon Act II—Seven-thirty Saturday night Act ill—Four-thirty Sunday afternoon PRODUCTION STAFF Director Prompter Publicity House Manager Business Manager Sound Elfects Props Scenery Stage Manager Henry Bradsher Sue Lynn Carroll Joan Diehl Jackie Dyer Joseph Scott Betty Jane Glasscock I ay Moreland Helen Werlein Ix e Rhoads Blanche Snow den Donnie lbares Dewey Butler Alma Bell Womatk |ulianne Shockley Carolyn Libby Velma Bourgeois Vivian Cates Shirley Nolen Doltie Roubiipie Elemore Morgan Marian Jackson Varsity: 1917 First How (left to right): Hill Coleman, Herbert (iassic. I «• ! |nncs. Malcolm Bailey, lorn Mee. I Iou y “ Xevils, Edward I Ianl ic ki. Billy Stephens. “Tubby Watson. Leonard Werner. Charles Walker. Snood How: Chester Freeman, Kills Lours. Donnie Mlrares. Kevin ( raham. Dewey Butler, Edward MtCiaiv. Jeri Fox. Sannm Cook. Charles Roliert. Weston Muse, Cec il Jenkins. ' 'hint How: Daemon Maddox. Stanley Flaueswortli. Alan Wet el. Fred Eubanks. Johnny liip| c, |. C. Rhed. “Hickey Higginlxrtliam. IMiilip Me Mahon. J. V. Strother. Eugene Bioussartl, Maurice Regan. Bob Richards. Chester Kidd. ★ Hull flog Coaches Baum Rouge Fligh's athletit department toadies are (I. tor.) kenn.-t Das. 'Butch llelvestou. Charlie (filbert, and “Bat Courtier. Together these men direct the three major s|x ris. Kenner Day. along with his assistant “Mickey” Barker, coaches junior football, this year gleaning a championship. Mr. Das is also the coach of the school basketball team. Head vaisits loot ball coat h Butc h llclvcslon has coached many success-ltd elevens during his seats here. “Butch is known throughout I Instate lot his loot ball ability. icling Mr. llelvestou is Charlie Cilbcrt. the backlield specialist. Dining his thiiieen seasons with the Bulldogs. Mr. CillxTi has I teen an intlis-|)cnsable toac It. I raincr lor all | orts. and tiac k and held s|K-cialist. is Bat” (.outlier. I lie-latest addition to the coaching lineup Mr. Couiricr is an experienced track mentor. CIIKSTKR FRKKMAN J. C. RHKI) C.hesicr Ftecnian. fnilhatk uncial oui right unkIi- loivih liming ilu- season Co make him cram high saner. n all-around alhlccc and the II. R. Club president. Chester w;i� wlcitol lor llic Iioimii.iin Ml c u ln t suing. Iclluw pla vers auaidt-d lice man. mu of I lie hardest hilling, light ill's! vaisits plavcis. the Ix-st alliliule ais.ud. Res pel Us I and fr.unl on llie fiMiiliall field CJirsici will go f.u in Ihe college fool ltd I he plans to play. | (.. Rhcsl. t|ii.iiierh.uk. spatkid the Itulldogs iliruughoiit ihe M’.i'iin playing from Ihe key |x� iiuni in the I fotm.ilion. Noted foi his passing as well as his ■ mining. Rlusl iliresv xcieti I I) passes during I lie season. V nail kiiker. Klied handled Ihe team's pinning while ■ in iIn- field, vsliidi was most of the lime. Many-lctiried, lie was a li.it lei II K. (lull ineinlicr. 11 is haul playing earned Kind a plate on ihe All-City second team. J I- R K I OX. halll a k. voted I team ca| iain. ami on tlic All- setoml suing, was charter 15. (iliil) president. |. C. RUED. |iiarit-rI ;k k. noted I I) passes, was All-City scO strong and chartei B. R. C-meniber. S M. n (OOK. ecu ter. play In si year in ccnicr |x siiion. earned his letter after two y with the juniors. HOTSY MAILS. tenter, vo most valuable player, on AIM first siring, was the standout defense. -A DEWEY BU I I.MR. halfback, play ing his first year ol varsity altei junior ball, proved himself a hard driving back. CHESTER FREEMAN, fullback, team high scorer. Mi-City (iim team, seven letters, was voted I rest attitude award. • H ICKKY UIC.01X150 I II M. ha I (back, will return next yeai to In ing bac k the same lighting ability he showed this year. BILLY STEPHENS, lullback. tricky letterman player, baseball enthusiast, is also a ver talented artist. MALCOLM BAILEY, tackle. iw sear junioi player, exhibited great ‘hire in first year of varsity ball. ILGENE BROUSSARD. tackle, kick-oil man and record-breaking discus thrower, was All-City second learner. I'RED Kl'BAXKS. tackle-, second 'ear varsity letterman. showed power and abilitx during the season. HKRBERI GASSIE. tackle. Inst yeai varsity man. will be mainstay ol line during his remaining years here. EDDIE HAMBICKI, guard, first year player after moving here, lettered for his hard playing in all games. TOMMY MEE. guard, selected lor Mi-City second team, was one ol the mainstays of line on defense. MAURICE REGAN, guard, lettered for his lust seat of varsity hall, also participates in other sjjorts. CHARLES WALKER, guard, playing varsity hall for the first time after junior first string, holds both guard positions. ★ LED JONES, end. ll City second team, starred in basket ha 11 in addition to his outstanding football showings. |. V. STROTHER, end. All City first string, five letter man. high jumiKT. caught many touchdown passes. AI, X WETZEL, end. lettering in lust yeai of .tisit hall, is also a track, baseball, and basketball participant. • I it.BY u A I son. quarterback, now second sear varsitv letterman. proved liimsdl a superior player in short time lie played. ★ ★ ★ ★ I. V. S I'RO'I l-IKR FED JONES Ted Joins, end. was one of ilie liardest playing members « l the Bulldog eleven. n excellent blocker and pass receiver. Jones proved to be an outstanding defensive player. During the season several touchdowns were scored I l ed on passes. Ability earned him a position on the All-City second string. Four-let terman Jones is noted for his aptitude in basketball and other sports, as well as football. Me is a member ol the B. R. Club. J. V. Strother, end. was selected as one of the two best ends in the it . Against strong competition, he was diosen lor the All-City fusi string. Long, lanky ). V. was one of the outstanding pass receivers on the stpiad: this ability, coupled with passing skill, scored numerous yards. Mam-lettered Strother used his height to advantage in other sjiorts; he was one ol the best high jum| ers to come from this school. But it was on the football held that he became known as a hard player. Jerry Fox. halfback, was one of the trickiest runnels and In st pass receivers during the year. A fighting player who was one of the signal callers in a game. Fox was elected by his teammates as their |� ermancnt team captain. In addition he received the Best Blo ker Ward for the year. Holder of letters in other spoils as well as football. Jerry was the charter president of the lettermen s B. R. Club. t the end of the season be was selected foi the honorary All-Cits second team. ★ ★ JERRY F Junior Chomps: l()t mi m v ; ;. tL . ' -:. .• • •m fore (left to right): Brooks, Brown. Bailey. Marino. Butler. Crccnhlati. Blake wood. Har-grodcr, Kennedy. Ragussa. Mclxod. Mansur. Thomas. Second {'nr: Daigle. Fcllnian. Echols. Robinson. Broussard. Mt Attain. Jackson. Biummett. Dean. Dowden. Foretit li. Furner, Da rouse. Sea man. Ban ton. Third How: Coach Parker, Sibley. Addison. Falconer. Kapp, Noday. chord. Edelmann. Cain. Clayton, Hcnnigati, Stephens. I.iles. Rcigcr. Fane. Albritton. Simmons. Cann. Blaylock. Clarke. Seese. Cannon. Cotideaii. Vorn, McKemie. Manager Everslx-rg. n ftM 7 DISIKICI CHAMPION BUFLPLPS: 1947 Boastin gone of the Ix-st teams in years, the Bullpups’ su|x-tiorit won foi them the tlistiiti championship In their light regular season games the juniors scored 218 points against their op |x ncnts‘ 57. Practice game defeats didn’t mar the wins over Junior High I34i and 20-7. Flic lightest game came with Catholic High, lter eking out a 7-B win. we victored 2841 in the rematch. I he season's longest trip resulted in the highest score: 41-12 ovci Bogalusa. When they tame here, the result was 25-0. Alter a previous 13-7 win over Istrouuia. the Bullpujrs closed their successful season with a 31-19 win. Outstanding playing by Merlin Darouse. Ray F.delman. Orville Albritton. |immy Cain, and many others led the best junior team in the area: it enabled them to present their coaches Coach Day and Coach Parker, with silver trophies reading ’’Junior Champs ol ’47. I First Ron: Donnie Mbarcs. Charles KoImii Nlonis Itmlcr. Donnie |onev Second Hon : R J. Btungeois. «| Clark. Mixon Wilson. lol Jihkx. J. ( Rh«l. Clioio Fireman Of iltis miniltcr. seven le.nn nmnltcrs earned basketball letteis. Ills I KR FRF. I'M N Chester Freeman, guard, was voted l v !«i Irani-males lo the I ugliest basketball Imnor. dial of perma-Item squad captain. Season high scorer. Chester holds the tesiiiil lot imlividttal game score with 2R points. He was selected lor the Ml Ciiv live and also lire Ml acharv Fonrnamcnt ' |ii.nl. M the Covington High lnviiaiion.il Meet. Chester was chosen as the most valuable |)lavcr to his team. Kxcellcnt plaving all veal earned Freeman bis tltiid basketball lelirr. ). . RHKI) |. C. Rhcd. forward. was honored as a mrinlier of llte All-City team. His snpdior playing also won hint a l crth on die . ll- aehaiv I until.uncut group; in die .acliarv meet lie was rlinsen most valuable plaver io his scpiad. Rlull’s ahilitv and ilrive was recognized bv his le.iininaies. who voted linn alternate learn cap-lain. N’oied (01 his speed and atcuialenevs. |. C. Rlied earned his thild Idler in basketball during the l!MH season. (.KADI- WING LET I'ERME.N Banki niAi.i. Coach Graduating seniors on the basketball (cam arc: Donnie ones. Mixon Wilson, Cliotcr fireman. . C. Rhcd. All four of (Iicm. lx ' ncrc outstanding players; (licit loss will Ik- felt l the school. krww l)vv |{ sxr in vit. , f v. vt.rK Dim. Commas REI URXIXG LEITERMEX Members ol flic basketball Mjtiatl dial u ill return next year arc: led ones R. f. bourgeois. Xed Clark. Charles Robert. Donnie Alba res. Morris Duller. Miese boss' experience and ability are ex reeled to bolster HI basketball prospects. I I'RACK TEAM MMX first H nr: ( harles Robert. Bob Richards. Bradford, Kevin Graham, Mayo, Ralph Eden. Bulord. Jen Mcllili. Fox. Billy I«o vry. Robert Martin. Charlie (Caldwell. I dnnnv Richard. I . J. Manes. Cere Covert. Second How: Charlie Mclnnis. James Kelps. Lloyd McLeod. Donald Kniffcn. Bills Stephens. Boh Boot well, Eddie I Iambicki. Gerard Ruth. Eleniore Morgan. John Burton. Orville Albritton. George l-eyden. Jimni Ford. Oren Furnish, John Phillips. third How: K. K. Kenned (manager), Eugene Broussard, Dudley Simmon'. Idnuny Jackson, (-hc-stc Freeman. Melvin Roe. Buck Morgan. Bobby Dodcn. Louis Reger. Sammie Cook. John Weaver. Paul Kapj l omim Mee. Randall Goodwin, |immy Cain, Marry Seese. Billy I Iigginhotham, |ohnny Irip| c. Douglas Bri ton. Bob Fellman. Not shown: Merlin Darouse. Wesley Brummelt. I HE S I I. REI..W TEAM I he Rclav team c-nt i from cun school was composed of |ohnm I ii)� |x . John Hinton. Kevin Graham Gere Gown, throughout tlii- season this same combination formed a |rCtd rclav team. ElEl.l) MEN First How: I on is Reger. Eugene Broussard. Paul Kapp. Second Hou : Douglas Simmons. Harry Scesc. Eddie Ha bicki. Douglas Button. l'. R I KR Mil I Rs Airs Row: Jcrrv Mclilli. C� rc Covert. Slop Burton. ( liarlic C'-alctwcll. Richard I.’ Hen icon. Second Row: Robert Mai-tln. John I'hillips. Kevin (•■ahum. Donnie Albarcs. Johnny Trippe. Boh Blood-well. Douglas Britton. MII.I.RS l) II M.I'-MII KRS Fiisl Row: Ralph Kdeti. Uoyil McLeod. George l.ev den. Orii Furnish. Jimniv lord. loniinv Richard. Second Row: Jeuv Mclilli. Donald Knillcn. Tommy Jaefcson. Bolshy I louden. Marvin Roc. Orville Vlhril-ton. John Btiilon. I- J-I lanes. Ml'RDLERS AND SPRINTERS First Row: Charles Mclnnis. |iiniiiv Cain. Kevin Graham. Gere Covert. John Weaver. Second Row: Bills Stephens. Gerard Ruth, Ruck Morgan. Tommy Mcc. Chester Freeman. Billy Higginbotham. Donnie A1 bares. Track Coa it Bat Got rriir Sergeant-at-Arms Frank Leonard, Cecil Dobrmvoski - ri T- V. '■s. c Social daiaiciax Sept. 8 School starts . . How well we know it! Sept. 9 New cut tain dream comes true. Sept. 12 McComb game .. . Victory! Sept. 11 Freshmen make discovery Teachers teach. Sept. 20 bulldogs meet Holton No tie this year. Sept. 21 Cheerleaders elected ... Rah! Rah! Rah! Oct. 3 l eant goes to Hattiesburg We've got the spirit! Oct. 6 Give to Community Chest Gave! Oct. 7 First meatless 1 uesclay No meat ball (sigh) Oct. 17 Hogalttsa Homecoming, rah! Oct. 19 Horse Show Phyllis entered. Oct. 2ft Fire chief appointed Clang, clang! Oct. 21 Bulldogs sail on Lake Charles What | ep! Oct. 27 Football placet picks up gum Not the first time. Oct. 28 Navy I)a Anchors A weigh. Oct. SI Halloween Ghosts night out. Nov. 1 Thespians attend speech clinic Chatter, chatter. Nov. 2 Full moon Empty arms! (Senior Slump) Nov. ft F.I-I.A. Tea .. .. .. Cookies too. Nov. 7 Bulldogs meet Hears What? pep? Nov. 8 New pep song Thanks, Hughes! Nov. 10 Students on radio Vea. Recreational Plan. Nov. 17 An Club reorganized More Rembrandts. Nov. 21 Pepsi-Cola 1 est Congrats. Hoys! Nov. 22 All-State Chorus Do-re-mi! Nov. 24 Red Cross boxes filled Kind deed. Nov. 26 Moo writes letter Gee” Nov. 27 Happy holiday . . .'Thanksgiving Nov. 28 Bulldogs hit Indians on warpath .Heap Big Bulldogs go down. Dec. 1 First clay of Dec. Simple arithmetic! Dec . 8 New Look bits school Too bad. boys! Dec . 9 Christmas Pageant Inspiring. Dec. 11 Dramatics Club play Budding Bernhardts! Dec. 12 Miss Alex's party And they think we cut up! Dec. IS Navy Scholarship l est Don’t give up the ship. Dec. 15 Bullpups District Champs Mavbc volt’ll grow up to Ik- a Dec. 1ft Camera Contest closes Cm m� ! Dec. 20 Della Beta Sigma Dance Dec. 26 Camma 1 beta Dance Dec. 27 Sigma Phi Omega Dance Dec 29 Beta Delta Dance Dec. SO Theta Kappa Omega Dance |an. 1 Leap Year Jan. 2 Delta Sigma Dance Jan. b Macbeth was here Jan. 0 Lunch lines finished with bell Jan. 23 1 he sky is falling Jan. 31 January was uneventful Fell. 10 Maidi Gras Fell. 16 Mrs. Pillow breaks ankle Feb. 22 Tried for a holiday Feb. 23 First Senior Meeting Feb. 26 Ten people in library Mar. 2 Sc ience Club goes to Port Sulpltui Mar. 1 Mrs. I.ongsdorf absent Mar. 9 Art Exhibit Mar. II Selling ads for it it usser Mar. 14 Biology Club organized Mar. 18 1 hespian Play Mar. 19 Lee goes to Hammond Mar. 20 S.L.D. Track Meet Mar. 22 Chorus goves program Mar. 26 Baud Concert Mar. 29 Miss Alex’s bac k Mar. 30 Womack and Rhoads go to Shreveport Mar. 31 Beauties elected Apr. 1 Found—one brain Apr. 2 Elemore leaves i'riraxsrr meeting Henry comes in . Apr. 1 Spanish Club has social party Apr. 5 Sc ience (dub takes trip Apr. 9-10 Key Club convention Apr. 12 Camera Club exhibit Vpr. 14 Pan American Day Apr. 30 Dramatics Club melodrama May 2 Senior review . May 7 Senior Exams May 8 Mu Sigma Carnival May 14 Seniors Evacuate May 24 Senior Day May 27 Senior Play |unc 2 Graduation Dav ■ A grand march! (•rand! I Ieavenly! Whai! No grand march? Ah men! Oh! ! Who done it? Certain seniors absent. Just snow. Bored! French Quarters 'till tllere. Is my name on the cast? Better link next year! At last! New record. Snill! Smell! What’s the excuse? Good work! Cel more, more, and more! Buggy! Henry smoked! Rhoads hits road. See Alums. Chcrp! Cher11! Chcrp! Gourrier wins nylons! Praise Ik-. Skipping sc liool? B ROFHER ! ! ! An April Fool. So |uic(. So noisy. Alegria. Again? Burglars at work? Pictures! Friends to all. Hiss! Did we study this? What! So soon! Was tin fortune tellei physic Boo! I loo! Oh! My sunburn! Exciting! Oh. wonderful das! Valedictorian Beta Club Mu Sigma lpha Sigma Phi 1 hespian Science ✓ V Future I lomeiiiakers R. B. Club C. 1). C. History Award I). A. R. Hi si on' l . A. R. Cili cnship American I.cgion Newcomb College Alumnae ssoc iation Rider Award Pcpsi C lola Scholarship Kiwanis------------------------------ m North 3rd — 96 Years of Service To Raton Rouge — 2161 1 a . Ave. Telephone 2-1771 Simply Amazing . . . first Wishes, Seniors! HARRISON PAINT CO. Paint Headquarters The superb COOKING QUALITIES of DELTA KING r i : e Cooks Up Cljjht and Fluffy Every Time With Each Grain Separate NEVER GUMMY • NEVER MUSHY Here is the one rice you can depend on 631 MAIN ST. Packed by BATON ROUGE RICE MILL Congratulations, Seniors ! THE BRUNSWICK 124 N. THIRD theOnly ONE OF ITS KIND AN EXCLUSIVE FLAVOR CREATION OF WHICH you NEVER CROW TIRED A BITE. TO EAT BATON ROUGE BUS CO. 1360 N. 22nd Telephone 3-8331 Rendezvous for Hi-Schoolers! Enjoy those hetween-meal snacks on a Teen-Age Budget No Items Triced Over 10c SIP N NIP HOTEL 1STROI MA QUALITY FURNITURE FROM A QUALITY STORE SERVING BATON ROUGE DEPENDABLY SINCE 1880. . . 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PHONE 8744 CAPITOL STORES Food Department Stores “Your Dollar Buys More at a Capitol Store” 1080 Government St. Phone 2-44( Stale National Lift Insurance Co. 520 Florida St. Phone 2-175 Congratulations, Seniors from JAMES E. COM1SKEY CO 206 S. 14th Phone 3-95 WILLIAM WOLF BAKERY 1504 FLORIDA STREET Phone 3-1788 Congratulations, Seniors! CHAS. N. HEBERT CO., Inc. 3936 Scenic Hwy. Phone 2-0366 “Say it with Flowers'' from Putflvi tyl ial Sltojx Floral Designs — Decorations — Plants 200 St. Louis St. Phone S-S292 Night Phone S- 42S FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS CONGRATl LATIONS Graduates of 19411 Baton Rouge High School Cafeteria MRS. EDITH K. SHARP, Manager Baton Rouge Securities Co., Inc. Automobile Finuncinn Fersonul Loans s. B. Gibbon.. Pre . W. B. Bynum. Vleo-Prm. Baton Rouge Flower Shop 250 Third St. E. F. Rogillio, Mgr. Dial 4-2631 Vignes-Bonihet Co., Inc. Wholesale Distributors Baton Rouge 2, Louisiana JOSH KAN TROW C. KANTKOW J. BOMB El' Pre . VIoe-Prcs. Sec.-Trean. 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N. 21st Ph. :W774 CITY NEWS STAND 315 North Boulevard Phone 3-2606 ('.on rat ulalions, Seniors! Loti is Lew (irocer Co. r Baton Rouge, La. CUSTARD’S LAST STAND 1057 North Boulevard Phone 4-1832 KING’S ZETZ 7-UP Typewriter Exchange Bollling Co. 212 Laurel Street 3807 Government Phone 2-1077 Phone 2-4838 Congratulations ! 688 PARTS SERVICE Better Laundry Wholesale Dry Cleaners AUTOMOTIVE REPLACEMENT PARTS AND ACCESSORIES 472G Cans St. Dial 4-5241 Baton Rouge, IxuiUianu SPEDALE SHOE REPAIR YOU 3801 Scenic Highway Baton Rouge, La- ALWAYS SUE PHONE 6570 ★ at ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT REPAIRING SU! MAN’S DRUG STORES OUR SPECIALTY General Securities Co., Start Your Savings Account Inc. NOW at 224 Convention The CAPITAL BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION Phone 2-4407 Fourth at Florida a Sewing Classes Sewing Accessories Butterick and Simplicity Patterns Quality 15 J Fabrics Mr. and Mr . James De Gregory, Owner Phone 4-17X5 lost Florida St. Baton Rouge X, La. Highland Laundry anti j Cleaners Phone 3-2106 2254 Highland K l. Tomorrow's Car Today! McConnell motors co. THIS TIME IT’S HUDSON 1442 Main St. Phone 3-1791 For 25 to 30 Miles on a Gallon of Gas Buy the NASH “600” Today’s Most Advanced Low-Priced Car CAPITOL NASH COMPANY 2615 Scenic Hwy. Dial 3-9253 The TRACTOR CO., Inc. J. I. Case Tractors Complete Farm Machinery Service 1 . O. Box Choctaw lioad Phone 3-7489 Baton Rouge, lat. HOLMES BARNES, Ltd. Distributor of CAPITAL PLAIN FLOUR WHITE GOOSE SELF-RISING FLOUR STAF-O-LIFE FEEDS BIRD ROOFING Continental Service Life Health Ins. do. MASONIC TEMPLE PHONE 3-6232 War Surplus Jackets. Coveralls, Clothes, Hardware, Sunglasses, G.I. Shoes. 1000 Other Items STEINBERG HIDE FUR CO. •FIRST IN SURPLUS 820 St. Philip St. Phone 7626 Averette Hardware and Paint Co. 416 Main St. Phone 8484 DUKE’S CAKE SHOP 514 Third St. Phone 5420 POLIZZOTTO’S NURSERY 5785 Highland Rd. Phone 6655 CH ECK and STANTON, Inc. 522 Florida Phone 3-6122 ALESSI’S DRIVE INN 4951 FLORIDA ST. Phone 4-2034 B. NORDER AND SONS 201 SOI T1I BOtl.KVAHD Phone 3-2170 KIRKLAND JEWELERS 213 Till HI) STREET Phone 3-65M MODERN HOME APPLIANCE CO. 2131 Main Street Phone 4-1551 LA. TIRE £ SUPPLY CO. 955 Choctaw Road Pathfinder Power Mowers Louisiana Pump Supply Co. 3198 JrKrnon COLE’S FLORIST 2834 Highland Rd. Phone 4-1504 T. J. Bryant Mercantile Co., Inc. 124 Main Telephone 3-7315 Sid Hamilton Service Station 1750 Plank ltd. — Telephone 3-5255 501 .Main — Telephone 3-8292 GRIFFON DRUG STORE 1857 Government Telephone 6181 RONALD COCO. Inc. 3515 Florida St. Telephone 3-8321 CITY CYCLE 1250 X. Illvd. — Telephone 3-8288 1244 X. Blvd — Telephone S-I5I2 GUARANTY INCOME LIFE l.o. Xalional Hank Bldg. 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KRESS CO. 439 North Third OVEKPASSSERVICE 2540 Perkins Road Service Our Specialty HEARIN, COLLENS :ZZ McINNIS Wire- Recorder 1040 MAIN STREET Fi v her Phone 2-3761 J 1 3 1ICI Music Co., Inc. 201 Main St. Standard Paint Co., Inc. See our beau catching Wall Paper lieuu Time” Formal for the Junior Miss Paints . Varnishes • Picture Framing Enamels • Brushes • Painter’s Specialties LINDA’S Telephone 8540 2811 Florl l.« St. BATON ROUGH. LOUISIANA 413 Third Street —.THE EIMVkl ll PRESS Designers of . . DISTINCTIVE ii niiiiui i i niiun PRINTING