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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1949 volume:

✓ • ' zJllma zJtitater For Baton Rouge High, We raise our cry. For the school, we all adore. We will raise our standards high l il known from shore to shore. Then we'll fight! fight! fight! With all our might, 'Til victory's in sight. Then we ll raise out banners high, For dear, old Baton Rouge High. —Dr. Malcolm IV. Lockhart £foreword We, the staff of 1949, have endeavored lo bring you the best book that we could produce. This. I he 1949 Fricassee, is designed to bring you clearer thoughts ol your friends, of your dubs, your activities, and of the ones you knew in high school. I his is the record of Baton Rouge High School. We have added several new features this year. In the spoils section and on the club pages, variety has been our forethought. The division pages were designed by our art students. We hojK that outwork has not been fruitless, that these changes and ideas have served their purpose. i • Our appreciation to all those who helped make this publication possible—to the art department, the typing classes, our advertisers, the student body, and Rembrandt's. Notice and patronize oui advertisers; they hel| ed produce what you hold in your hands. The FRICASSEE Staff Officers Ann Weaver Bii.i.y Gardner Don Landry Business Manager Editor Assistant Editor Slaff Mcm bers Rit i Aiello, Pally Berg. Mary Candclla, Mary Florence Engle. Joyce Fclj«, N'ola Mac Pavlovich, Marjorie Rome. MISS REINK ALEXANDER Principal of Baton Rouge High .School ‘‘Everybody’s Friend’’ faculty MISS MAN IN AMISS B I; s ii I S. Librarian MRS. |OHX W. NR NO I I) H.A.: M.A.; I'nivrrsity of Texas Spanish MISS KATE BAC: ) I It. A.; I S.N.C. Social Science MISS HI I A IINRNEI I II.A.: I.S.V. English MRS. E. (. IK F.H RINGER 11 A.: L s.r. English MISS MABEL M IIOOIH It.A.: LSA . English MRS EMM KENNEDY IIO’I l It N.: LSI . English MRS. Mil EON S. HRAl'l) It.A.: L.S.U. English Miss |OSIF Itl RRIS It. V; I..S.I-. Social Science MRS. |OIIN A COLLIER A ll; I'niversilv of Alabama Ail MR. KENNER S DAV It s.-. I. s i Science, Basketball Coach MISS FRANC fs III NltAR It N I s I Science MRS. s R Ml REDEIEI.I) FRANOl fs It.s.: I..s.r. Gills’ I'hnical Education MRS. AI.DINA S. GATES B.S.: I..S.I. Science MR. C. |. GILBERT It.A.: M.A.: L-S.r. Social Science Assistant Coach, Football MR. W. It COIRRIER It s : I s 1 Science . I i.uk Coach MRS MAR |ORIE DAVIS (.1 I DRY H.S.; Northwestern Home Economics MR. O. M. IIELVFSTON It.s.: LS.r. Head Coach; l’li � ical Eilnc.iiion MRS. HOWARD E. HI ( KINS B.A.: LS.U. L:t( in MR ROBERI HI CUES lt.lt.: Kansas Slate Teachers' College Hand Hi lector MISS I I TILE Kl. IY M.N I s.l . English MR LEONARD I . KILGORE. |R. H.S.: L.S.I'. Mathematics MRS RICH NR I) N. KINNEY B s i s.r. Comincicc MRS. DORO'I IIY I IBBY IIS; Kansas State College Science MRS. |. E. I.OMIt NRI) It A.: M.A.; L.S.I5. Engl i� h MRS. FORI) LONGSDORF It A.: Ball Stale rearhers' College Senial Science MRS. GLADYS M. LOWER B.A.: L.S.U. Soi i.d Si inter MRS. II. A MAJOR B.S.; Whitworth College It N ; M N I Sl Mathematics MRS. At DIE NV. MOFFE'l I B.A.: Northwestern Vocal Music NIISS LOUI.IE NORWOOD It.A.: 1 S.U. Conuncrce Miss K N I HI I I Noll RN It, N.: Southeastern Slate I caclicrs' College. Durant. Oklahoma Spanish. Civics MRS. It. NN. PEGCES it s Peabody: M.S.: i s t Mathematics MRS. IF.VI I’EM It I E A.It M. N. 1 s i French MRS MARION NV l F I FRS It. A.: 1 S.II. English MRS. BEN F. BILLOW B N.: Havlor I'nivcrsitx; M N.; I si Mathematics MRS MARGARF. I K. RF.DI IKLD It.A.: ItS. Ixiuisi.ina l ol technic Insiiiutc I mversils of North Carolina Disirihutive Film at inn MISS MARY REED It .: MS.; I Sf. Home Economics MRS. . M. RUNS Secretary MRS. M NRGARK I F. ROBER I it. .: it.s. in L.S.: L.s.r. Mathematics MR |l l ES ROfX B.S.; li.S.lJ. Science MRS I i l I H K. SH NRI- Cafeteria Manager NIRS. C B. I t'RNER A.B.; I..S.11. Mathematics MRS F.LI Nlll I II It. M G N II..N.: M.A.: L.S.I'. Sex ial Sc ience MISS ALMA BELLE WOM VCK It N M N I s | S|x’ec h s .-Ss y y sy, m m ■ ■-' vv-W Z tfaM Wmmm wSm wwmmk w yfay y w f y WMSk. Officers of the Class of 1949 MARCVRKI ! ROOI.RS RORFK'I LFF. Rl( II RI)s M VRJORIF I.F I I IK ROMF V MARC; VRET M. ROGERS President Dramatics Club: Art Club: Future Homemakers: Spanish Club: Flower Club: His.orv C lub- u.-d Cross: Beauty Sen ion of Fricassee. ’ 1 ‘ Her pretty ryes with Inshrs thick; On everyone’s heart tan play a trick WILLIAM GORGON HIGGINBOTHAM Fit e-President I'rack: Football: U:iM'l all: Swimming: Boys' State: Elected Best thlcic; High Point Scorer 1917 Swim Meet: Ml Citv F«K tball leant: Award for Outstanding Player Shrimp Bowl: Scholarship to Mississippi College: President. B. R. Club: President, rt Club: Delta Sigma: S|K nsor. Beta Delta. I.ive, laugh, and love— There’ll tome a time when you can’t. ROBERT LEE RICHARDS Treasurer All-City Football Team; Most Valuable Player Award: Third place breast stroke Stale Swimmers’ Meet: I rack: Swimming: B. R. Club. Women never bore me. They look at me by the hour: but don’t mind. MARJORIE LETI IF. ROME Secretary Fricassee Stall: Honor Club: Gamma Theta. 'With a sweet disposition so lively and gay. Our Marjorie grows lovelier every new day.' RITA VERONICA I KI LO Dramatics Club; Alpha Sigma Phi; Junior Newman Club; Finnic Momcinakcts; Fricawc Stall; Beauty Section of Fricassee. “With long black hair and ways SO sweet. A nicer girt you'll never meet. HAZEL MARIE AMEDKK Flower Club: Future Homemakers: Distributive Education Club. '■ you're in trouble, or in doubt. Count on Hazel to help you out. PATRICIA Rl I II BERG Ki i a«ee stall: French C lub: Alpha Sigma Phi. She doesn't want a permanent home. Hut throughout the wide world like to roam. MAX H. BRYSON Dramatics C lub; History C lub; Science Club: Mechanic.d Diawing Club; Spanish Club; Artist Series Club; Buss’ Quartet; Glee Club Whenever you hear music being played around, little Maxie is sure to be found. MARY ELIZABETH CAN DELLA Junior Red Cross Council: Future Homemakers; Junior Newman Club: C.iris' Sport Club; Glee Club; Science Club; Bibs; Fricassee Stall. They say small things are very nice, To describe her we’ll just say this: That when you meet her you'll agree. She's a cute, sweet, quiet little Miss. JACK H. C I TRKK B. K Club; Science Club; Distributive Education Club. Books and education? There is no connection. HENRY E. Dl'FOl R. |R. Delta Sigma: Alpha Sigma Phi: Band: Scimitars; Dc Nlolav; S|Kinish C lub. “Just living for the fun of existence. MARY FLORENCE ENGLE rt; Future Homemakers. Spanish Club; Camera Club; Glee Club; Fricassee Stall Biimci Stall. Ilrcan. r she's Hitch, girlish, and bright, Her presence is always a source of delight. JOYCE MOM I A FEI.PS Future Homemakers: I-II Club: Glee Club: Collce Girl: Fricassee Stall; vtcncc C ltd . Joyce has a smile for everyone. It ith her you'll have lots of fun. BILLY JAMES I AM OR GARDNER Editor ol 1919 Fricassee; Art Club: Camera Club; I nited Literary Guild: Dramatics C lub; Latin C lub; Science Club; Leadership Club. I'm not lazy. I'm just dreaming. KEVIN WALLACE GRAHAM B. R. Club: Future Homemakers Club; Football; Baseball; Tiack. 0 He that uilt not stoop for a pin, shall never be worth a point. DONAI.I) HILL Future Homemakers. Go where he tail!, he u ill make his mark. CARMEN 1RAZABA1. Dos ( aminos S| on Club. She twirls around so light on her feel. For lithesome grace she can't he heal. |F.RRY LEA JONES Future Homemakers; Glee Club; Distributive Education; I II Club. A friend of yours, a friend of mine. A girl whose thoughts are sweet and kind. I El) JONES Captain ol the Football Team: I hrcc Football Letter : Honorable Mention on Ml State Football leant: All City Foot ball I cam: Captain ol the Basketball Team; Two Basketball Ixttcrs; President of l-H Club. Hie actions speak for him. BEVERLY DORIS Kl (. Dramatics Club: Art Club; I hespians: Glee Club. ' have fun! What c ir mallets? DONALD LANDRY Art Club: l-H ( lub: Sigma I’lti Omega; Fricassee Staff; Junior Newman Club: Alpha Sigma I’lii: Band. am I! From at re I’m free! Why aren’t all contented like me? RICHARD LAKH LANDRY Spanish Club: Distributive Education Club; |uni n Newman Club. “Happy, catefrer, friendly M RY FRANCES Mel EOD Mn Sigma; Mpha Sigma Phi: Flower Club; I it in Club; I II Club. Full of .'parklc, dash, mul go. PHILIP JOHN Me MAHON lennis (lub: III Club: Flower Club; Swimming; Fool-bull: Delta Sigma. Why lake life so seriously? You don't gel out alive anyway.” JOHN MORGAN l-l I Club: Future Homemakers; Football; Track. It's heller to play than do nothing. PA I LINK MLSSO Future Homemakers: Junior Newman Club; Distributive Education Club. Smile, my little sunshine, smile! FLET JEANETTE Ol IPHAN'I Future Homemakers: Distributive Education: Rainbow Girls. She's rule, she's sweet. She's hard to beat. KOHERI R. PARKER Kcv Club: Sigma Phi Omega: Mu Sigma; Alpha Sigma Phi: Leadership Club: Junior Red Cross Council; Thespians; Dramatics Club; Bu er stall. The man who seeks one thing in life, anti but one, Mav hope to achieve it before life is done. NOLA MAY PAVLOVICH Future Homemakers: Fricassee Stall; Spanish Club. Gentle is her manner: strong is her performance. CAROLYN PE I RICH Happy am I! From rare I’m free! Why aren't they all contented like me? DON FRANK PHILLIPS President of Distributive Education Club. “He is well paid that is well satisfied. CFI ARLES LANN PRINGI F Distributive Education Club: Flower Club. He has a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. MELVIN ROE Distributive Education Club. I have fun. What else matters? BARBARA ANN WEAVER Y-tecns: Spanish Club: Fricassee Stall: Rainlxm (.iris. Dependable, but happy-go-lucky and lots Of fun, A girl u hn’s liked by everyone. JANICE MAY SPIN Distributive Education Club: I H Club. A sunny smile, anti a friendly way. CLASS PROPHECY f -K -K August 9, 1959- -What has hap| eiicd to that small class of '49—the class that completed the transition from the eleventh to the twelfth year school system? Read and you shall see. Bob Richards, Olympic track winner for four successive years, is now playing professional football. Max Bryson, noted star of stage and screen, is making a personal appearance tour through the Southern States. Pally Berg, research worker for General Klee trie, has discovered a new ink that can change F’s to A s on rc|x)rt cards, ferry Allen is teaching electronics at Harvard. Mary Candella has just moved into her brick mansion on Jefferson I lighway, where she has opened her new cocker spaniel kennels. Mary Prances McLeod, a famous Powers model, has just been discovered by multimillionaire playboy, Donald Landry. Billy Gardner. noted artist, has won the Nobel Prize for his new creation Wakeless Night. Ann Weaver, noted pianist, has just completed the Unfinished Symphony.” which she dedicated to her old class of ’49. Kevin Graham is coaching the Notre Dame football team. Mary Florence Fugle, as a result of a screen test, has received a fat contract from M.G.M. Marjorie Rome, heiress to the Rome Cleaning Company, is touring Europe. Rita Aiello has become sec retary to the President of the United States. Ed Taylor. Nola May Pavlovich had the most elaborate wedding of the year. Oscar Aiello announces the opening of his fourth ice cream factory. Jack Kroger can be seen as the Strong Man in Harnum and Bailey's Circus. Philif MacMahon and Sonny White can be heard on the Crazy Hour” every Sunday afternoon. Joyce Felps has com- pleted her nursing course at Lady of the I.ake and is now Superintendent of nurses at the new hospital. Jack Gutter and Charles Pringle after making millions from their chain grocery stores have announced their retirement to a life of ease in Florida. Charles David. noted speaker, is now on a lecture lour throughout the U. S. Robert Ladner and Henry Du font have finally settled down to a quiet life, and Hazel Amadtre is married and living in Chicago. Our new Mayor is Hickey Higginbotham and our new Governor, Robert Parker. Our Senator. Richard Landry, is in Congress, and spends most of his time in fillibustering. Violet Dial has opened her Home Decorating Co. Marta Fonseca and Carmen de liazabal have returned to their homes in South America to l c married. Jeanette Olif hanl is in Paris studying dress designing. Jerry Lee Jones and Pauline Musso arc joint owners of the Liny lot Dress Shop on Third Street. Doris King, ballet dancer, is home on vacation. Xorma Sue Owsley has claimed a certain Oscar. Martha Ann Parker has been chosen Sweater Girl of the year. John Morgan, famous boxing coach of I..S.U., has returned from New York with another champion boxing team. Peggy Rogers can be seen over television, playing in Life With Father. Donald Hill and Melvin Roe recently broke all records by flying around the world twice without stopping. Shirley Ar. Paille is happily married and raising a family. Janice Spina is singing with Burton Bantu's top rate swing-band. Natalie Joffrion. social worker, is leading a drive to stop Juvenile Delinquency. And last but not least, Don Prank Phillips has become a second Mr. Anthony. CLASS lk ii known! Be it known! We, the Senior Class of 1949 (all 40 of us!) hereby proclaim our first Will and Testament to our undergraduates! To the incoming Seniors, High and Might) as they be, we generously leave enough inone) for escalators all the way to the third door (they'll need them!). To next year’s Juniors, we leave our will power and perseverance (used as it may be!) to help them hold on for two more years. To the new Sophomores (poor souls!), wc give all our sympathy for their misfortune in being the lowest class at Baton Rouge High for two straight years. To the Faculty, bless them, we leave all our gratitude and thanks for their help in this our four-year struggle (and we do mean struggle!) to attain our present exalted position as the Almighty Seniors. I. Rita Aiello, will to Johnnie Watkins my soap and towel in Chemistry. I. Patty Berg, will to Richard Grant my nineteen credits. I. Nola Mae Pavolovich, will to Lena Messina my ability to fiack twelve seniors in an old Dodge. . Mary Candella, will to Nila Joyce Scar-dina my much needed scarf for school. . Ronald I.andry, will to Miss Dunbar a beautiful fifth period class. I. Jack Kroger, will to Paul Krake my seal in the office at the first period. I, Norma Sue Owsley, will to Julie Vamado my ability to study Physics while eating lunch. J. Richard I.andry, will to Yvonne Buras my ability to ask questions. We, Mary Florence Engle and Janice Spina, null to Bobbie Stephens, our ability to study American History. . Violet Dial, unit to Barbara Dial my artistic ability. I, Edward Pay lor, will to Pat Campbell my love for music. I, Marlhanne Parker, will to Peggy Parker m good luck in becoming a Senior. I, Hazel Amadee, will to Mildred Atnadee my D. E. fob. I. Jeanette Oliphant, will to Barbara Ronton my tight skirls. WILL I. Jerry l.ea Jones, will to Rickie” Hendry my sweet disposition. I. Pauline Musso, will to Jane Wche my A’s in English. I. Jerry Allen, will to Joe Thomas my presence in school every day. L Kevin Graham, will to Jimmy Cain my mathemat ical genius. We. Donald Hill and Don Prank Phillips, will to Jerry Bankston our weight. We, Mary Prances McLeod and I)eggy Rogers, will to Beverly Bateman our flair for clothes. We, Charles Pringle and Melvin Roe, will to Donnie AI bares our hard studying every night. I. Henry Dufour, will to Gary McCann my height. , Bob Richards, will to Julie Steam a date real soon. I. Jack Culrer, will to Jeanette Cutrer my much used English book. I, Joyce Pelps, will to Yvonne Lawton my aptitude for Chemistry. , Marjorie Rome, will to Mrs. Kinney the good luck to have another Margie who can add as well as I do. I. Ann Weaver, xeill to Joy Mahurin my drivers license. We, Edwin White and Robert Ladner, will to all procrastinators our good times in Algebra. I. Max Bryson, will to Ann Faures my charming smile. L Billy Gardner, will to my successor enough patience to put up with his staff. I. Philip McMahon, will to Sterling Moore all the joy I had wearing my cap and gown. I. John Morgan, will to Gene Hargroder my football uniform. We, Carmen de Irazabal and Olga Fonseca, will to the little Freshman girls our dancing Spanish feel. We, Natalie Joffrion and Shirley Paille, will to Margaret Murrell our long hair. I, Billy Higginbotham, will to Donald Dedon my football talents. I. Bob Parker, null to Dale Koons, my knowledge of high school political tricks and double-crosses. I. Burton Banta, will to Pooky Darby my shorthand ability. I. Charles David, will to Merlin Darouse my notes in American History. I, Doris King, will to Jo Rhea Blackwell my run over ballerinas. Girl Bo y Senior Superlatives Marjorie Rome Patty Berg.......... Ann Weaver Shirley Pailie Joyce Felps ........ Hazel Amadee ....... Violet Dial Olga Fonesca Mary Florence Fugle Jerry Lee Jones} Pauline Musso [ Peggy Rogers Patty Berg .. . Martha Ann Parker Riia Aiello Janice Spina .......... Doris King ............ Carmen dc Irazabal Mary Frances McLeod Doris King.......... Marjorie Rome ......... Peggy Rogers Martha Ann Parker Xola Mae Pavlovich Ann Weaver Mary Candella Mary Frances McLeod Natalie JofTrion jerry Lea Jones Norma Sue Owsley. Jeannette Oliphani Best All Around Most Likely to Succeed Best Worker Best Athlete Class Musician Quietest Best Sport Most Talkative . . . . Class Artist .... ...... Inseparables Best Looking . . . Most Ambitious Most I lappy Go Lucky Most Attractive . . . ('lass Infant .. . . Man’s Lady Indies' 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 Hickey Higginbotham Jerry Allen Max Bryson Hickey Higginbotham Ed Taylor Jack Cutrcr Oscar Aiello Richard Landry Donald Landry Jack Cutrcr Charles Pringle . Henry Du tour Don Frank Phillips Robert I adner .... Charles David ......Jack Kroger Edward Taylor John Morgan Richard Landry Robert Ladner ...... Bob Parker ......Jack Kroger Philip MacMahon Charles Pringle . Billy Gardner Melvin Roc . ... Sonny White Burton Bant a Donald Hill Kevin Graham Bob Richards Senior Ambitions OSCAR ALELLO To be a son in-law JERKV W. ALLEN—To Ik- a professor BUR I AN BAN LA-—To Ik- a butcher MAX BRYSON—To be an opera singer JACK CUTRER—To make dough CHARLES DAVID—To be a jx� liiician HENRY 1)UFOUR—To have banker's hours BILLY GARDNER—To be a minister KEVIN GRAHAM—To Ik- a star—What kind? •HICKEY” H1GGINBO I HAM—l o Ik able to swim DON HILL—To make “A” in Chemistry JACK KROGER—To gain weight DON LANDRY—Lo have hair one color RICHARD LANDRY—To ojk-ii the dooi ROBERT LADNER—To make eight ball on track team JOHN MORGAN To know Miss Burris better PHILIP McMAIION—To lx- a wit BOBBY PARKER—To develop a good line to get a girl DON FRANK PHILLIPS—lo make a million CHARLES PRINGLE—To get •'there” before Kilroy BOB RICHARDS To wear Coach Hc-lveslonN big gold football MELVIN ROE—To own the biggest store in the world ED TAYLOR—To be a band leader SONNY WHITE—To Ik- a cowboy RITA AI.ELLO—To go “steatlv HAZEL AMADEE To Ik- a singer PATTY BERG—To Ik dignified MARY CAN DELLA—To grow VIOLET DIAL—l o paint the President's ]x rtraii MARY FLORENCE ENGLE—To grow old gracefully OLGA I-'ONSEt A—lo return to 'enezuela JOYCE EELPS—To pass Chemistry CARMEN I)E IRAZABAL—To go to Hollywood JERRY LEA JONES—I have her name spelled right DORIS KING—To Ik reserved NA J AL1E JOEFRION—To have a variety of teachers MARY FRANCES McLEOD—To play hopscotch PAULINE MUSSO—'lo go to college JEANETTE OLIPHANT—Lo manage a store NORMA SUE OWSLEY—To be a doctor SHIRLEY PAILLE—To find all the answers MARTI!ANNE PARKER—To be a ballerina NOLA MAE PAVLOVICH—To own a new Cadillac MAJOR IE ROME—To drive Dads new Oldsmobile PEGGY ROGERS—To get eight hours ol sleep JANICE SPINA—To graduate ANN WEAVER—To be a good soda-jerk JUNIORS Henry Abadie Ronnie Achord Jere Anne Adams William Addison Tom Airhart Don Albarcs Carolyn Allen Mildred Amadee Bachman Lee Jerry Bankston Walter Bankston Helen Barney Jean I.yall Barnett Augustine Barran Jimmy Barrick Beverly Bateman Tommy Bateman Terence Bevcn Betty Bidder Jo Rhea Blackwell Blake Blakewood Jimmy Blanche Bobbye Blanchard Margaret Bradsher S. A. Brocato Beverly Brown Jo Anne Browne Eloisc Browning Norman Budd Dan Burden, Jr. John Burton Rosemary Burton Morris Butler, Jr. Roberta Byrd Mona CafFarcl JUNIORS Jane Cagley Betty Calmes Pat Campbell Argie Catsulis Sally Cauthcn Nell Rce Ccdotal Ona Lee Cedotal Haney Chambers Howard Chambers Gladys Cook Jeanette Cutter brands Darby Martin Delarte, Jr. Betty Lou DeMars Cecil Dobrowolski Ohnte Durbin Betty Edwards Helen Edwards Ramsey Falconer Carruth W. Farrier Ivan Fleniken Joan Frey Elizabeth Friedman Herbert Gassie Sally Gatzke Pat Grant Pat Graves Carolyn Greer Milton Hall Nellie Hardy Gene Hargrodcr Henry Hatcher Warrcne Hayne I ickie Hendry Jinny Herbin Dot Hicks JUNIORS Ethel Hornet Emily Hutchins John Jackson Marian Jackson Cecil Jenkins Jimmy Jenkins Joy Johnson Xicki Jones Nita Jones Jimmy Junkin Kavc Kaiser Kenneth Wright Kcmmcrly David Kendrick K. K. Kennedy, Jr. Connie Kino Larry Kling George Koenig Dale Koons Libby Anne Landry Shirley Landry Charles Lane Betty Jo Langhart Jackie Lee Beverly Leet Richard L’Herrison Naomi Le.Marr Bobby Leonard Carolyn Libby Huldah Lieberman Joy Mahurin Nancy Manning Una Marshall Jackie Merrill Norma Jean Morales Cecil Morgan, Jr. JUNIORS Sunnv McComas Bonnie Fay McDaniel Duncan McDonald Cav McGraw Bcitv Me Murray C.'arlce Nunes Honor Lee Grander Robert Pettit George Platt |an Porter Glenn Rchm Charles Robert Beverly Robertson Mary Ann Russell Wallace Sanders Nila |oyce Scardina Barbara Sevier Shirley Sharkey Elaine Sharp Betty Smith Hargrove Stephens Billy Stirling Bebe Sturdivant Kelvin Thompson Estelline Thoms Ginger Tucker H. A. Vain. Jr. William Bernard Wall Jane Wehe Donnie Fave Welch Leonard Werner Mae Wcsth Helen White Marianne Williams Charles Wisdom SOPHOMORES Orville Albritton Tetni Be Atkinson Ann Averette Peggy Bankhead Jackie Barrillier Don Bcckncr Hilda Bosold At lene Bougeus Lester Broussard Denny Brown Su annc Butler Jimmy Cain Charles Calvin Sara Ann Cann Donald Cannon Patty Carroll Don Cates Patsy Catchings Ann Chapman Billy Chatham Carol Cheek Claire Clack Bobby Clark Walter Cockerham Donald Colling Marco Coltharp I'mma Lou Corcoran Genevieve Courville Carolyn Ciawford Franklin Cummins Ruth Dargan Gac Denham Ann Dcvall Rosemary Dillon Ray Dobvns Mary Doughtry Wallace Evcrslxrrg SOPHOMDRES Lillian Faulk Ann Fames Freicla Ferguson Dina Fidlcr Emily Jane Fontenot |inimy Ford Franciue Fox Lettic Lee French Marian Carig (.rare Garner Randal Goodwin Shirrell Grass Marion Claire Greely Ray Ellen Green Hoyt Greenblatt I.a Marylis Hansen Minnie Hoisington Mary Horne Hazel llufTty Helen [ackson Tommy Jackson Joyce James Tone Jolissaint Russell Kleinpeter Paul Kapp, Jr. Margaret Kuhnert Hilda Landry Jackie Langlois Latham Sara Jackie Laurent Jane LeCates Nettie Lenioine Jimmy Lilly Jimmy Love Gloria Martinez Virginia Materiste Mary McCotnas Frank McDavitt Gene McDowell Jimmy McKcmie SOPHOMORES Ann McPherson Dorothy Meakin Jcrc Melilli Jimmy Miller Joe Montgomery Mary Ella Moore Margaret Murrell Julia Ouzts Darlene Palmer Joan Parker Darlene Payne Clay Perkins Jimmy Pierson Payne Pilkingion John Phillips Ann Platt Beverly Pourciau Anna Mae Rathcke Morton Renfroc Lewis Reigcr Carolyn Roberts John Roberts Sara Root Melvyn Safer Barbara Schildc June Stover Bobbie Stephens John Roy Stracener Camay Swift Don Turner Gloria Turner Cherry Unbchagcn Carl Viator Annie Mac Viniog Janet Walden Phyllis Werlcin Ann Wilkinson Kitty Lou Williamson Angeline Wilson Arabelle While President X n Skid.mok FRESHMEN Mrs. Arnold’s Class Peggy Altazen. Bobbie Bcllivcau. Peggy Falcon, Marilyn Greenblatt, Kaye Glillin, Gail Guelfo, Mai card Keni|), John Le Boeul. John Lockwood. Martha Long. Margaret McCa-hill, Gloria McCoy. Jimmie Meyers, Shirley Russell, Joan I assin, Julea 1 reloor, (Gloria Watts, Sue Womack. Miss Boehringer’s Class President ..................................Vince Miranda Janice Adcock, Nancy Brian, Cherry Cutrer, Cleona Dunlap, Frank Easley. Frank Foil, Katherine Glynn. Jackie Hamilton. Miller Kerr, Max Krake. Carol Mi Daniel. Vince Miranda, Claire Mixon, Mark Mulky, Dorothy Ncatnes. Bobby Nelson. Vericn Norton. Jimmy O'Neil. Shirley Paxton, Mary Lou Perkins, Valene Perry, Phyllis Phyllips. Billie Sue Pickett, Gwin Pilcher. Mrs. Botto’s Class President • Josephine Gradine Robert Bearce, Barbara Courtney, Jean Ann Courvillc, Marie Courillian. Nora Cox, Kenneth DArinard. Richard Day, Wanda Nell Davis. Carolyn Dawson, Carrie May Dixon, Bob Dodwell, Neel Dornier, Lola Fenn, Bobby Gates. H. J. Gentile, Edna Guidry, Cynthia Hair. Juanita Jareau, Henry Lasscrro, Peggy Parker, Charles Street, Madge W hue. Mrs. Collier's (loss Anderson, Boy jalncs Sydney Lewis Richard Seals. Bond loan Hanna, Raymom Russell Marting. Leo 1 h.l- Glenn Uffman President Mr. Day's Class Bobbie Bridges Joyce Barron. John Bateman. Donald Bowman. Albert Bradford, Bobbie Bridges, Hal Brown, Jr., Ronald Brown, lave Callendar, James Chandler, Wick Coojrer, Willie Cot hern, Carl Ray Himcl. Sadie Ann Morrow. Jack Row, Bobbie Jean Sharkey, Hunter Willct, Richard Williamson, Betty Sue Wilson, Don Wilson, Barbara Zeno Mr. Kilgore's Class President......................................Alton Barksdale Stanley Brohn, Patsy Broussard, Anne Bryan. John Butler. Donald Caldwell, John Ccdatol, Carol Cooter, Carolyn Cowart, Miles Friedlander, Gene Friedman, Holt Harrison, Phillip Massey, Lily Messina, Aldridge McMurray. Anthony Nicholosi, Virginia Pennington, Owen Provost. David Rheams, Henry Roundsaville, Diane Schumacher, Garnett Smith, Rowland Terrell, Sammy Wavmouth, Edna Ann West, Jack White. Eddie Williamson. Presidem Janet Maddkn Mrs. Libby s Class % Ann IhII. Bobby Bordeaux. Joanne Caruso, Millard Foy, Rosalie Gagliano, Jimmy Gaines, Ina l.ee Ganier, Ronnie Gomez, Phil Holland. Hallie Loy, Janet Madden. Jerry Mayo. Betty Jo Milton, Jacqueline Scoville. Mrs. Lowers Class President...........................................................Marion Bailey Joe Abbott. Rita Grace Allbiij� ht, Myrtle Allen, Mary Howard Angcllo . Louis Alta-zin. .Mary Fallen Babin. Marion Bailey. Laurie Lcll Barillicr, Bill Bennett. Charles Babin. Dale Casion. June Coincon, (diaries Cantcu, Pete Gulla, Led Hernandez. Carolyn l-Iiggin-botham. Philip Holmes, Bill James. Rita Keene. Pat Mayton, Arica Noble. Allen Persick, Reginald Shipp. Charlie Ben Singletary, Elizabeth Singletary. Jerry Smith. Jimmy Stephenson. Charmainc Lenny, Lionel Turner, Frank Williams. Mrs. Pegues’s Class President Jeanne Coiin |ohaiinu Amos. Jack Bailey, Don Ray Ikard, Mary Jean Bethea, Cedric Lee Blackwell. Wiley Bordelon. Shirley Bowers. James Bowlin. Michael Ogden Burks, Barbara Ann Bynum. Jeanne Cohn, Albert Cook, Bobbie Lee David. Dot Dees, Bennie Nell De Laune. Harriet Ecton, Godfrcv Ware (� rant. Kaye Howell. Betty Le Blanc. Llewellyn Rabby, Ray Russell, Juanita Sobers. Mary Terri to, David Traylor, June Weaver, Laura Ette Yawn. Miss Peters's Class President Fkrris Jordan Waverlx Davidson. Patsy Davis. Ann Garner. Barbara Hays, Betty Joan Henderson. Evelyn Humphreys, Shirley Humphreys. Buddy Jenkins. Shirlev Jerome. Sargent Jones. Ferris Jordan. Virginia Vnn Kennedy. Kay Nesom, Louise Quin, Glynn Rogers. Gene Smith, Etla Smla . Nancy Stackhouse, Dale Walker, Jolmie Merle Watkins. Mrs. Robert’s Class President ...........................................................June Rayne Eugene Benhelot, Clyde Cannon, Gloria Condiu, Donald Dedon, Marsden Harmon, Dorothy Hebert. John Hebert. Hobby McAllister. Charles Nolan, June Rayne, Phillis Rayne, Marylin Rchm, Burnellc Roberts, Shirley Rockford, John koddv, Beverly Russell, Donald Smith. Julie Stearns. Evelyn Stephens. Moan Stevens. Frances Stirling. Billy Stockton. Joyce Story, Pat Stott, Charles Stout, Glen Stringer, Patsy Stuckey, Marian Taylor, Ray Termini, Rose Marie 'Ferrell, Donald Weber. Miss Womack’s Class President........................................................Courtney Davis Pat Ainsworth. Gloria Byrd, Billy Chambers. Courtney Davis. Ray Flenniken, W. K. Ilennigan, Ansel Ives, Clayton Joflrion, Frayei Kimball. Gilbert Lawton. Betty Jean Le Beau. Elaine Muse. La Dell Rev no Ids, La Veil Reynolds, Sally Robinson, Mary Rockford. Beverly Samson. Raymond Siaidiua, Carolyn Thompson, Buddy Iilton, Norma Rac Turner. Lawrence Tyson, Le Roy Davis. IQc ogers Eetly cJanijhart jLa W e £,tJ,le Jnn Will yunion su mom C,ourtneu £)avis '%%wx0Wr$ % Inter-Sorority Counci I 6W President Secretary Treasurer . . Representatives I.ibbye - nn Carolyn Libby |o Rhea Blackwell Man Ann Russell Jo Anne Browne. Carolyn Mien, Larnlrv. Bobbve Blanchard. Beit Beihler. Ona Ixre Ccdoial First row: Carolyn Mien, Jo Rhea Blackwell, Betty Biehler, Bobbve Blanchard. Second row: Jo nne Browne, Ona I.ce Ceclotal. I.ibbye Ann Landry, Carolyn Libby. Mary Anne Russell. Inter-Fraternity Council 8W9 President ........ George Platt Vice President..................................................Cecil J«,,kin Secretary-Treasurer........... .................................I om Airhart Sponsors...... Jackie Merrill, Pat Craves, Beverly Brown Representatives. .. Dale Room, Bobby Leonard, Cccil Morgan, Billy Sterling, Charles Wisdom. Blake Blakcwood, Larry Kling. Duncan McDonald, Jimmy Jenkins Alternates. Jerry Bankston, Gene McDowell, Heine Chambers, Dan Burden, Howard Chambers, John Burton First row: l orn Airhart, Blake Blakewood, Beverly Brown (Sponsor), John Burton. Second row: Pat Graves (Sponsor), Cecil Jenkins. Jimmy Jenkins, Bobby Leonard, Jackie Merrill (Sponsor). Third row: Cecil Morgan, Jr.. Robert Parker. George Platt, Billy Stirling, Charles Wisdom. FRAT SNAPS WHIP Meeting a u a H A C TufToui? Playhat es OKJl'PaiH +J oir Beta Delta Sorority DELIA CHAPTER ?ws Founded: Shreveport, Louisiana, 1920 1'sTMU.isni.i): Baton Rouge. Louisiana, 1929 1'i.owkr: Lea Rose. C olors: Pink and Blue President I 'ice-President Secretary Treasurer (o r respond ing S e ere la ry P effort er Historian Parliamentarian ('. ha fflaws Officers Carolyn Libby Jo Ann Browne Pat Graves C'arolyn Allen Mae W’csth Nicki Jones Jere Anne Adams Beverly Brown Emily Jane Fontenot. C'arolyn Greer (lay McGraw Set geant-al-A mis first row: Jerry Anne Adams, Carolyn Allen, l'emi lie Atkinson. Helen Barney. Bcveily Bate-men, Margaret Bradsher. Beverly Brown, Jo Anne Browne, Roberta Byrd, Sara Ann Cann. Patty Carroll. Palsy Catchings. Second row: Sally Cauthen, nn Chapman, Claire Clack. Carolyn Crawford. Gae Denham. Ann Devall, Rosemary Dillon, Betty Edwards, Helen Edwards, Ann kanres. kreida Ferguson. Dina Fuller. Third row: Emily Jane Fontenot, Marion Carig, Pal Graves, Carolyn Greer, Warrenc Haync, Minnie Hoisington, Helen Jackson. Xicki Jones, Foni Jolissaint. Betty Jo l.anghart, Jane Le-C.ates. Beverly Leet. Fourth row: Carolyn Libby, Nancy Manning, Gay McGraw, Betsy McMurray, Dorothy Mca-kin. Jackie Merrill. Mary Ella Moore, Margaret Murrell, Ann Platt. George Platt (Sponsor), Carolyn Roberts. Fifth row: Shirley Sharkey, June Stover, Billy Stirling (Sponsor), Janet Walden. Phyllis Wer-lcin, Mae Westh. Arabellc White. Ann Wilkinson. Marianne Williams, Charles Wisdom (Sponsor), Kitty Foil Williamson. Delta Sigma Fraternity ALPHA PI CHAPTER eWb Founded: 1897, Lewis Institute, Chicago Ksiabi.isiikd: 198 . Baton Rouge.. Louisiana Fi-ower: Violet. Colors: Blue and White President ......... ... George Platt Vice-President . . Dale Koons Secretary ............ .............. .............. Cecil Morgan Treasurer Jerry Bankston Corresponding Secretary . Dan Burden Custodian...... ..............................Charles Robert Historian ...........................Morris Butler Parliamentarian...................................... Donald Learner Sponsors . Beverly Brown, Pat Graves Sentinels Philip McMann. Leonard Werner First rout: Orville Albritton. Jerry Bankston, Walter Bankston, Jimmy Barriek. John Bateman, Bill Bennett. Jimmy Blanche. Second wu-: Beverly Brown (Sponsor), Dan Burden, Jr., John Burton. Morris Butler. Jr., John Butler. Jimmy Cain. Billy Chambers, Marco Coltharp. Third row: Francis Darby, Henry Dufour, Frank Foil. Millard Foy. Bat Graves (Sponsor). Ferry Harris, David Kendrick. K. K. Kennedy, Jr. Fourth row: Dale koons. Bobby Leonard, Richard I.'Herisson. Frank McDavilt, Phillip McMahon. Cecil Morgan, |r.. Clay Perkins, Robert Pettit. Fifth row: George Platt. Charles Robert, John Roberts, Charlie Ben Singletary. Hargrove Stephens. Don Turner, Leonard Werner, Don Wilson. Theta Kappa Omega Fraternity DELTA PSI CHAPTER eWs Foij.ndkd: New Mexico InstiiuLc. 1872 Estabi ishko: Baton Rouge High School, 1025 Colors: Black, White, and Gold Flower: White Rose «W5 ('•rand Master Cecil Jenkins Master Billy Stirling Secretary : Charles Wisdom Treasurer Blake Blakewood A ssistan 1 I' teas u re r Donnie Alba res Co rres f on di ng Secret a ties Jean Barnett. Jack Jackson Bachman Lee Sergeants-al-A rms .Walter Fowler, Randal Goodwin Historian Wright Kcmmcrly Parliamentarian Charles Lane Custodian Gene Hargroder Sponsors Carolyn Libby, Jackie Merrill Fraternity Mother Mrs. Fannie B. Lane Fraternity Father Mr. Cecil Jenkins Faculty Advisor Mrs. Major Chaplain Cecil Dobrowolski first row: |oe Abbott. Don Ubares, Bachman I.ee, Jean I.yall Barnett, Don Beckner, Terence Bcven, Blake Blakewood. Second row: Lester Broussard, Charles Colvin. Billy Chatham, LeRoy Davis, Ray Dobyns, Cecil Dobrowolski, Wallace F.versberg. Third row: Carruth W. Larries, Jimmy Ford, Randal Goodwin, Gene Hargroder. W. K. Hen-nigan, Philip Holmes, John C. Jackson, Jr. Fourth row: Tommy Jackson, Cecil Jenkins, Kenneth Wright Kemmerly. Charles Lane. Cam-lyn Libby (Sponsor), Jimmy Lilly, Jcrc Melilli. Fifth row: |ackie Merrill (Sponsor), Gene McDowell, Jimmy McKemie, John Phillips. Jimno Pierson. Lewis Rieger. Billy Stirling, Charles Wisdom. Delta Beta Sigma Sorority ALPHA XU CHAPTER Founded: 1930 Established: Baton Rouge. Louisiana, 1937 Flower: Yellow Chrysanthemum Colors: Black and Cold President............. rice-President Recording Secretary. Treasurer ...... Corresponding Secretary. Parliamentarian . . . Sergeants-at-A rms Custodian Historian. . . Sentinel Pledge Advisor. . . . Sorority Mothers Sorority Father Sponsors ............. David Faculty Advisor Mary Ann Russell ............ Bobbye Blanchard Libbye Ann Landry .........Sally Gatzke Pat Arnold Ethel Horner Kaye Kaiser, Eva Jane Goudcau ............ .... Francine Fox .....................Jackie Lee ...................... Connie Kitto ............... .... Pat Campbell Mrs. L. A. Campbell. Mrs. Clyde Kitto ...............Mr. Tom Murphy Kendrick, Donald Learner. Hal Phillips ....................Mrs. John Arnold hirst row: Bobbyo Blanchard, Kloise Browning, Pat Campbell, I.nnna I.on Corcoran, I rancinc Fox, Sally Gatzkc, Pat Gram. Second row: La Marl is Hansen. Ginny Ha bin. Mary Horne. Libel Horner. Nita Jones, Kaye Kaiser. David Kendrick (Sponsor). Third row: Connie Kitto. Libb Landry, Jackie Lee, Ann McPherson, Carlee Nunes. Honor Lee Grander, Jan Porter. Fourth row: Beverly Pourciau, Beverly Robertson. Mary Ann Russell. Ginger Tucker, Gloria Turner, Cherry Unbehagan, Jane Wche. Helen White. Sigma Phi Omega Fraternity THETA CHAPTER Founded: Scwanee Military Academy, 190(5 Established: Baton Rouge High: 1027 Flower: White Carnation Jewel: Pearl Song: My Sigma Phi Omega Girl Preside til............. Vice-President ......... Secretary................ Treasurer ............... First Sergeant-at-A rms. . Second Sergeant-al-A rms Sponsors ............... .............Tom Airhart ...........Jimmy Jenkins .............Larry Kling .....Duncan MacDonald ......Howard Chambers .......Hanney Chambers Carlee Nunes, Kay Kaiser Faculty Adviser Mr. Gourrier First row: Henry Abadie, Bonnie Ac hol d, Tom Airhari, S. A. Brocaio, Norman Bucld. Second row: Hanney Chambers, Howard Chambers, Ivan ITcniken, Milton Hall, Jimmy Jenkins. Third row: Buddy Jenkins. Kaye Kaiser (Sponsor), I any Kling, Duncan McDonald, and Jimmy Miller. Fourth row: Joe Montgomery, Carlee Nunes (Sponsor), Robert Parker. Morion Renfroe. Kelvin Thompson. (Gamma Theta Sorority ALPHA CHAPTER Founded and Established: November ( , 1981 Flower: White Rose. Colors: Lavender and Green President.................. Jo Rhea Blackwell Vice President.........................Marjorie Rome Treasurer.................................Betty Biehler Secretary..................................Nell Cedotal Sergeant-at-Arnis.......................Ona Lee Cedotal Assistant Sgt.-at-Anns.........Anna Mac Ratheke Historian........................ Betty Calmes Reporter.............................Dot Hicks Parliamentarian Gloria Martii Chaplain................Bobbie Ann Stcphc Pledge Advisor ............ Bcbe Sturdiva Sponsors R. J. Bourgeois. S. A. Biota J. B. Dunn, Leonard Wen: Sorority Mother............ Mrs. R. W. Hit Sorority Father..............Mr. R. W. I lie Facility Advisors.......... Mrs. Andie Moffe Mrs. P. C. Robe First row: Anne Averettc, Peggy Bankhead. Betty Biehler, Jo Rhea Blackwell. S. A. Broca to (Sponsor). Betty Calmes. Second Row: Xcllric Cedotal. Ona Lee Cedotal, Carol Cheek, Lillian Faulk, Shirrell Grass, Dot Hicks. Third row: Hazel HulTiy, Hilda Landry, Shirley Landry, Jackie Langlois, Nettie Lcmoine, Gloria Martinez, Darlene Palmer. Fourth row: Darlene Payne, Anna Mac Rathe ke, Marjorie Rome, Bobbie Stephens, Bcbe Sturdivant, Anna Mae Vinning, Leonard Werner (Sponsor). ?7 W V- Junior Newman Club Founded: Chicago, 111., 1941 Established: Baton Rouge High School, 1943 Colors: Blue and Gold Advisors Spiritual Director Rev. George A. Landry Sponsor Mrs. Russell Ooiron Faculty Advisors Mrs. E. B. Vega. Mrs. Vera X. Brand, Miss Kathleen O’Leary, Mrs. E. G. Boehringer, Mrs. H. E. Huck-ins, Mrs. Levi Pemble, Mr. B. Gourrier x- Officers President Dot Hicks 1’ice President George Koenig Recording Secretary Una Claire Sanchez C o rres po n di ng Secret a ry |o Rhea Blackwell Treasurer Pete Gulla Social Head Nell tie Cedotal l:irsl row: Betty Biehler, Jo Rhea Blackwell. Claire Clack, Ann l ames. Second row: Emily Jane Fontenot, Dot Hicks, George Koenig. Hilda Landry. Shirley Landry. Third row: Naomi LcMarr, Nettie Lemoine, Kelvin Fhompson, Leonard Werner. Kitty Lou Williamson. Spi ns teret tes President....... Vice President Secretary....... Treasurer. . . . Sergeant-at-Anns . . Mae West 11 Tickie Hendry Jackie Lee .Kaye Kaiser Carolyn Libby First row: [ere Anne Adams. Rita Grace Albright, Marion Bailey, Beverly Brown. Sara Ann Cann. Patty Carroll, Ann Chapman, Jeanne Cohn, Carolyn Crawlord. Second row: Francis Darby (Sponsor), Rosemary Dillon. Dina Fidler. Emily Jane Fontenot, Joan Frey. Marian Garig, Pat Cram, Pat Graves, Carolyn Greer. Third row: Warrene Haync, Tickie Hendry. Cecil Jenkins (Sponsor). Toni Jolissaint. Shirley Jerome, Kaye Kaiser, Betty Jo Langhari. Jackie Lee, Beverly Leet. Fourth row: Carolyn Libby, Nancy Manning, Jackie Merrill, Mary Lila Moore, Margaret Murrell. Gay McGraw, Betsy McMurray, Ann Platt. Fifth row: Julie Stearns. Marian Taylor, Cherry L’nbehagen. Phyllis Werlein. Mae Westh. Ara-bcllc White. Ann Wilkinson. Sue Womack. Junior Miss No. 1 President Pice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Beverly Leet Jackie Merrill Beverly Brown Bets Me Murray Nancy Manning First row: Jerc nne Adams. Betty Bichicr. Jo Rhea Blac kwell. Beverly Brown. Jo Anne Browne. Second row: Bobbyc Blanchard. Bat Grant, Bat Graves, Carolyn (ircer. Warrcnc Hayne. I ickie 1 lendry. Third row: N'icki (ones. Kaye Kaiser, Betty Jo Langhart, Jackie l.ec. Beverh Leet, Carolyn Libby. Fourth row: Nanc y Manning. Gay McGraw, Betsy Me Murray. Jackie Merrill, Mae Wesih, Marianne Williams. Junior Miss No. 2 President............................................Toni Jolissaint Vice-President ...................................... Biddy Jackson Secretary ....................................Patsy Catching? Treasurer............................................Gae Denham Sergeant-at-Arms .....................Marion Garig Sponsors ............... Jimmy McKern ic, Jimmy Gain. Randal Goodwin, fere Mcllili. and Clarence Clark First row: Patsy Catchings, Carolyn Crawford. Ann Chapman. Patty Carroll, Sara Ann Cann, Claire ('lack. Jimmy Cain (Sponsor). Second row: Rosemary Dillon, Gae Denham, Emily Jane Fontenot, Dina Fidlcr. Marian Garig, Randal Goodwin (Sponsor), Minnie Hoisington. Third row: Helen Jackson, Toni Jolissaint, Mary McComas, Jimmy McKeinie (Sponsor). Dor othy Meakin, Jere Mclilli (Sponsor), Mary Ella Moore. Margaret Murrell. Fourth row: Ann Platt. Carolyn Roberts, June Stover, Gloria Turner, ('berry I nbehagen, Phyllis Wcrlein, Arabelle White, Ann Wilkinson. Junior Miss No. 3 President........ Vice President Secretary........ Treasurer Sergean Vat-Arms ........Gloria Conditt .........Carol Cooter ........Marian Taylor Bennie Nell De Laune ..........Sue Womack Rita Grace Albright Mary Melton Nancy Brian Carol McDaniel Jeanne Cohn Kay Nesom June Corncon Mary Lou Perkins Matha Gotten Julie Sterns Barbara June Courtney Patricia Stucky Courtney Davis Charmaine Tenney Patty Lou Davis Faye Howell Lola Finn Marian Bailey Cynthia Hair Nancy Skidmore Dorothy Gail Hebert Evelyn Humphreys Key Club Fstabi.ishkd: Baton Rouge High School. 1940 Founded: Sacramento, California, 1927 Colors: Bine and Gold President................... l ice President............. Secretary.............. 'Treasurer.................. 1 nteniational Vice-President ■irst rote: Don Albarcs, Jerry Bankston, Walter Bankston. Blake Blakewood, Dan Burden, John Burton. Second rour. Jimmy Cain, Wallace Eversbcrg, M. M. Foy (Sponsor), Millard Fov, Randal Goodwin, W. K. Hennigan. third roue Philip Holmes. John Jackson. Cecil |enkins. Dale Koons, Jere Mclilli, and Jimmy McKcmie. Fourth row: Cecil Morgan, Robert Parker. George Platt. Charles Robert, Billy Stirling, Leonard Werner. (Charles Wisdom. Blake Blakewood—Charles Robert Charles Robert—Robert Parker ...............Jerry Bankston Robert Parker—Don Albarcs ..................Don Albarcs MOST OUTSTANDING KEY CLUB IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA, 1918-1949 Achievements of the Key Club The Baton Rouge High Key Club received the honor of being elected the most active Key Club in the United States and Canada at the International Convention, and had the highest number of achievements in the United States and Canada. In all, there were oxer one hundred and seventy-live accomplishments. I he publication of the Key Club directory, the help alforded benefit drives, the donation of the trophy case and electrical scoreboard, and the radio safety quiz were some of the outstanding ones: others were the dance given for the football team, the banquet for parents, the banquet for teachers and Key Club members, the sponsoring of the vocational guidance tests and the management of the halls during the lunch hour. Don Alba res received many individual honors, being elected governor of the district and then international vice-president. The Club received two banners, one for being the most active group, the other for having as a member the international vice-president. It also received a trophy for being the active club, which max be kept permanently if won three times in succession. I The jBuzzer Co-Kditors: Dale Koons ami Huldali Licbennan. Sports I-oi ior: Jerc Melilli Staff Helen Barney, lenc Bongeous. Margaret Bradsher. Jo Anne Brown. Argic Catsidis, Ann Chapman, Carolyn Crawford, Marion Garig. Marion Jackson. Xicki [ones. Xiia Jones, Bonnie Faye McDaniel, Barbara Sevier, rabelle White. B. R. Club 1' aci;ltv Advisors: President Vice President Secretary. . . Established: 1921 Coach Helveston, Coach Gilbert. Coach Gourrier X- l ed Jones (graduated in January) Billy Higginboiham (acting president) .................... Herbert Gassie Treasurer J. E. Watson B. R. Club I:irsl rou': l oin Airhari, Don Albares, Orville Mbriuoii, John Burton. Second rou-: Jimmy Cain, Herbert Gassie, Randal Goodwill, Keven Graham. Third row: ('.ceil Jenkins, Ted Jones, John Phillips, Bob Richards. Leonard Werner. Alpha Sigma Phi President I ice-President Secretary 1'reasurer Jerry Bankston Leonard Werner Pat Graves Bachman Lee «� ALPHA SIGMA PHI Abell. Ann Adams, lore nnc Aiello. Kil.i Allain. I.o'die Allen, (atolyn Allen. Myrtle Vilen. Jerry VndcrMin. Lynn Atkinson. Temi Be Aucoin, Muriel B.iliiu, Man Allen Babin. Paula Bailey. |ohn Hailes. Marion Bankhead. Peggy Bankston. |crrv Ranksion. Walter Banillien. Jackic Banillicn. Laurie Iac Barney lldrii Batman. Bc'erly Berg. Patricia lk- cn. Terrace Blackwell. Jo Rhea Blaki’wimxl. Blake Blanchard. Bobbie Boyd. Joan Bocigcous. Atlene Bowels Shirley Biatlslier. Margaret Brown. Bcvcrls Brown. |o Aline Brown. Denny Blown. Stanley Bryan. Anne Bryson. Ma Bullet . Su anne Butas. Yvonne Btmlen. Dan Burkes. PcgRS Ann Burnell. Doris Byrd. Mary Jo Byrd. Rolierta Bynum. Barbata Anne CafTorcl. Mona Carrol. I’atty Ruth Caston. Dale (Patchings. I’atsy (atsulis. Argic Cates. Don ( anthem. Sally Chamhas. Bills Chairman. Ann Chatham. Billy Chirtils. Margaret Cheek. Carol ( lark. Robin Cockcrham. Walter Cnglcy. |anic Odin, le.inne Collliarp. Matie Cohim. Charles Coiulitt. Cloria Corcoran. Kmma Ion (ait ten, Bill Cotten. Bills Couisillc. Genevieve Cowait. Carolyn ( o . Nora Crathlork. Jene Craeford. (.arolvn Cruu c. Ernestine Cummins. Franklin ( tiller. Jeanette Daigle, john D'Armond. Kenneth Davidson, Wavcrly Davis. Coniincy Das is. Wanda Dawson. Arlsn Day. Rirharrl De Cage. Oxide lXlallC, Marlin. Jr. Denham, Gale lies all. Ann Dial. Violet Dixon. Carrie Mae Dodtvell. Boh Dote. Mary Allen Dorgan. Ruth Dornicr. Neil Doughty. Maty Dunlap, C.lcora Dnnn. (iloiia Dnrhin. Olinie Dslstia. |anite Fa ton. Harriet Falen. Ralph F.dssaids. Bells Fahvards. Helen F.nglish. Lorraine Fsenslicrg. Wallace Farris. ( arruth Kaimcs. Ann Feint. I aria Ferguson. Freida Fidlcr. Dina Foil. Prank Fricdlaiuler. Miles Friedman. Fli aliclh Fnerst. Peggy Fulton. Bills F. Furnish. Owen Gaines. Jimmy Ganicr. Ina l.ec Gardner. Billy (.arig. Marian Garner. Ann Garner, Grace Garrison. Margaret Lassie. llcrlH-n (.at ke. Sally Giaroiii. Josephine GiltMNi. Rolw-rt Gome . Ronnie Goodwin. Randal Guidon. Catherine Grant. Everett Graves. Pal (.rales. Marion Claire Grceuhlalt. Hast Grccnlilalt. Marilyn ( recn. Janei Gtielfo. Marion Gullo. Peic Hall. Dan llanlricki. Richard Hanna. |oau Hansen. I i Mary let Hardy. Nellie Hannon. MatMlen Harrison. Hall HatificUI. Ann Hatton. Naomi liases. Barbara Hayne. Warrene Henry, “Tickic Henuigan. Walter llerhin. V irginia lloisington. Minnie Horner. F.llicl Howell, Faye Humphreys. Shirley Hutchinson. Betty Hutchinson. Emily Ives. Ansel |.ickson. Helen Jackson. John Jacobson. Ralph JacolMon. Fomins Jenkins. Jimmy johnson. Fli aheth Jones. Carolyn joucs. Shirley Jordon, l-erris junkin. Jimmy Kaiser. Ellen Kapp. Paul Keene. Rita Kells. I.iml.i Kennedy, K. K. Kent. Dai si Kerr. Miller Kimball. Fiaser Kiisi. Donald Kitto. Connie hlcinpctcr. Russell Kniller. Donald KcK-nig. George Koons. Dale Krakc. Paul l.andry Donald Family, l.ihhyc 1.nulls Reginald Laiulry. Richard Caiham. Sara I.ass ton. Gillmi l.awion. Vvonne Pc (-ales. Jane I AX'. Jatkie I A-ei. Beverly I a Vlarr. Naomi lA-moinc. Nettie Pihhs. Carolyn Liclieini.m. Iluldah Pills. Jimmy Cos' Hallic Madden. |anri Magee. Mona Clair M.misco. Rosalie Manning. Nancy Vlateriste. Viiginia Me Cahill. Margaret Vie (annas. Mary Me Comas. Sammic Me Comas. Sonus Me Daniel. ( arol Mr Dauitt. Frank Me Craw. Gas Me Kcniic. Jimmy Me IaskI. Mars Franco. Mr Iaiinan. Jo Ann Mcliiii. Gene Melton. Mary Mcnelow. R.is Merrill. Jackie Vfessina, Pena Messina. I.illi Miranda. Vince Mite. Juliette Mixon. Claire Moak. .client-Moore. Stilling Mulkey. Marie Murplirec. Eloisc Murrell. Vlargau-t Muse. Flaine Mulli. David Mtith, Donald Ncsom. Kay Norton. Vetren Ou ts. Julia Otislcs. Norma Sue Parker. RoIk-ii Pavlosith. Nolii Mac-Pass. Robert Payne. Betss Peacock. Bills Perkins Mary Pott Perry. Valcnc Petrich. Carolvn Pettit. Rolicrt Phillips. Iao Phillips. Ph'llis Pickett. Billie Sue Pierson, Jimmy Pilcher, Gavin Platt. George Plait. Ann Porter, Jan Powell. Billy Ptuyn. Pat Pylaiil. Jeanne Quin. Louise R.is ne June Reinn. Vlarilm Reiger. Lewis R. Resnaiid. I helm.i Roliert, ('h a ties RoIk-iis. Carolyn Rolicrts. John Rockfonl. Shirley Rome. Marjorie Root. Sara Rouusa'illc. Henry Russell. Mars Ann Sanders. E. Wallace Sea id ina. Nita Joyce Schildc. Barbata Sihuiger, Miriam Schumachei Diane Scovillc. Jactpielyn Seals. Bob Sharp. Flaine Sihles. |e-.ni Singlelais, Charlie Ik-n Singletary, hli abeth Skidmore. Nancy Smith, Gloria Smith, Jerome Smith. |crry Smith. Pyle Sncc. Howard Stearns, Julie Stephens. William Stirling. Frances Stott. Paniiia Stott. Kthclyn Stover. June Straccncr. John Ray Stuckcv. Patricia Sumioll. Tommy Swift. Camay Sygolas. l’egg' |can laylor. Jimmv Taylor. Marian .Sorrell. Rose Marie Thom|� son. Carolyn Treloar. Julie Tucket. Ginger 'I'win. Lawrence Vi Her real. Edward Wagner. No'etn Walden. |.niet Wall. William B. Watson. J. F'. VVaymmtth. Samms Weaver. Ann Weaver. Jeanne Weaver. June VYchli. Benny Welle. Jane Wcrlcin. Ph'llis Werner. Ixonand Wesley. Owen. Jr. West. Edna Ann WTsth. Mac White. Helen Ray Wilkinson. Ann Wilkinson. Barbara Willett. Htintcr Williumson. Eddie Williamson. Richard Wilson. Vngclinc Wilson, Belly Sue Womack, Sue Mu Sigma President I'ice President Secretary Treasurer....... Se rgea n ls-al-A rms Blake Blakewood Jo Ann Browne . . . Dale Koons .......................Charles Robert Don A1 bares, Robert Pettit Jcrc Anne Adams Warrcnc I Iayne Lena Messina Carolyn Allen Tickie Hendry Sunny McComas Jerry Bankston Ethel Horner Cray McGraw Helen Barney Dorothy Houston Jo Anne McLennan Beverly Bateman John C. Jackson Robert Parker I argaret Bradsher Shirley Jones George Platt Beverly Brown Linda Kelly Mary Ann Russell Jo Rhea Blackwell Connie Kit to Nita Joyce Scardina Doris Jean Burnett George Koenig Ethelyn Scott Pat Campbell Paul Krake Joe Thomas Sally Cauthcn Libby Ann Landry Virginia 1 ticker Betty Edwards Yvonne Lawton ). E. Watson Lorraine English Carolyn Libby Jane Wehe Sally Ruth Gatzke Hulda Liebcrman Leonard Werner Pat Graves Jackie Merrill Mae Westh President Vice President Secretary . Treasurer Beta Club Jerry Bankston ...... George Koenig ...............Carolyn Allen John Roy Stracener Members Blake Blake wood Patty Ruth Carroll Joe Thomas Jo Ann Browne Carolyn Libby New Members Randal Goodwin Leonard Werner (Charles Robert George Platt Don Albares Yvonne Lawton Jo Rhea Blackwell Salh Gat kc Libbye Ann Landry Mary McComas Wallace Evers berg Sara Latham Carolyn Jones Ovide Del.age Grace Garner Phyllis Werlein Thespian Troupe No. 504 Foi-nded: 1929, Fairmont State College, Fairmont, West Virginia Fstablisiied: Baton Rouge High School: April I, 1912 Colors: Blue and Cold Mono: “Act well your part, there all the honor lies. President. Vice President Secretary.... Treasurer ....... iacuity Advisers Officers Joe Thomas ...... Carolyn Libby Marian Jackson Jo Anne Browne Miss Alma Belle Womack. Mrs. Andie Moffett. Dr. Claude Shaver Members Jcre Anne Adams Carolyn Allen Beverly Bateman Margaret Bradsher Jo Anne Browne Frieda Ferguson Warrcne Hayne John Jackson Marian Jackson Linda Kelly Dale Koons Sara Latham Iluldah Lieberman Carolyn Libby Joe Thomas Jane Wchc .• . . , j.--- B. R. H. S. Band Girls’ 4-H Club Club .ruder: Kaye Kaiser _ Boys’ 4-H Club President...... Vice President Secretary John Roy Stracencr Billy !);« ......June LcCaies Barbara Sevier Treasurer. Freshman Future Homemakers of America Chapter: Baton Rouge High Flower: Red Rose Founded: Chicago, Illinois, 1944 Colors: Red and White Established: As Home Economies Club, 1914; As F.H.A., 1944 President Pice President Secretary Oil- Libby Ann Landry . . . Ann McPhearson Billie Sue Pickett Parliamentarian ERS Treasurer........ Asst. Treasurer Historian ..... Gloria Glover A. G. Gaudin Jane Le Cates Betty Hutchinson Sophomore and Junior Future Homemakers of America Ch eer lea ders Pally Ruili Carroll. Butch McDowell, Carolyn Libby. Joan Helveston, George Plait, Cynthia Hair. Ronnie Gome Majorettes Gloria Byrd; Betty Lou DeMars Boosters President.......................................... Jo Anne Browne Vice President.........................................Tickie Hendry New Boosters LAKE 'CATHOLIC IHARltV , mm FUTURE Boys9 'Quartet Billy Peacock Max Bryson John Roy Straccner Donald Coding Glee Club President.........................................John Roy Stracencr Vice President ..................................... Beverly Bateman Secretary-Treasurer................................. Phyllis Werlein M usic Activities Song- of love will IT MoUKf hap py Sy )pHONY APT ST THe D ?EHVi S°Hc,J AIGMS MAS COT . si TMIOR ( H0 H'S -TWM Ju nior M ed Cross President ....................................................... Joe Thomas President of Baton Rouge High School Council of Junior Red Cross, President of East Baton Rouge Parish Council of Junior Red Cross, B. R. . S.’s Reftresentalive on Junior Red Cross Speakers' Bureau, Vice-Chairman of Southeastern Area Junior Red Cross Advisory Committee. Vice President.............................................. Libbye Ann Landry Secretary ............................................................George Platt Dramatics Club President...........................................Patty Ruth Caroll Secretary..........................................Hnldah Liebcrman Flo wer Club David Thornhill President Art Club President Secretary Billy Higginbotham Robert Easley Y-Teens President.............................................. Zcllene Moak Secretary ..............................................Emily Hutchins Hi- Y President Vice President Secretary..... Treasurer . . . Blake Blakewood Herbert Gassic H. A. Varn “Bookie” Falconer Science Club President.................................................Carolyn Libby Vice President ........................................... Linda Kelley Treasurer...........................................Jo Rhea Blackwell Secretary ............................................Jo Ann Browne Biology Club President................................................. George Koenig Vice President.......................................J Rhea Blackwell Secretary ............................................ Jo Anne Browne I reasnrer ............................................ onne Lawton Latin Club President Vice President Treasurer. Secretary . Sergeantat-A rms Historian...... Jo Anne Browne Dale Koons Cecil Morgan o Rhea Blackwell George Koenig Leonard Werner E.B.M. Parish Youth Council Jo Anne Browne, Jo Rhea Blackwell, Jcrc Anne Adams, Blake Blake wood, Warrcne Haync. LATIN CLUB President...................................... Don Frank Phillips l ice President ,:..................................Richard Landry Secretary-Treasurer ...................................Ohnic Durbin Delegates JcrT J°,,cs' Pau,inc Musso ith � Everybody kafpY? ftoli cr « X ( S - l( 5 H)YichaAou{ 1 to.. Feb. i o-i i f?cc hare) LaruS� BE. School dc 'fViovt Mr. $eaYS few 4 Hys. laA I OY CCXiH tHeie Le Petit Cercle Franca is President . I 'ice Presideu . Set reinry- 7't eas urer Reporter............. Scraphook Chaimum Carolyn Allen Honor Lee Orander Patty Berg .... jerry Givens Temi Be Atkinson Junior Fawn Hall Representatives jerry Bankston. Helen Barney, Beverly Bateman, Jo Rhea Blackwell, Jo nne Browne, Roberta Byrd, Lorraine English, Sally Gatskc, Jimmy Junkin, Connie Kitto, Yvonne Lawton, Carolyn Libby, Mary nn Russell, Joe- Thomas, Jane VV’ehe. RAN tR IDEHT CAROLYN ALLEN PRESIDENT pATTy 8£Rc SeoRETARY- R£AaV .RER JERRY CcIVE Reporter THE)I? GIFT TD US Spanish Club President I tee President Treasurer . . . Sally Gai kc Linda Kelly Jimmy Blanche Safety Patrol Captain Lieutenant Adjutant Supply ()(peer. Director . . Xoil Dorrier Vince Miranda Gilbert Lawton John Butler Mr. Helvcston CLUB A I'll 5 TAO Library Staff First. Row: Martha Gotten, Gwen Pilcher, Claire Mixon, Kay Xesom, Jeanne Cohn, Jewel Mae Beck, Glynn Rogers, Johnnie Merle Watkins, Wanda Davis. Second Row: Noreen Wagner. Beverly Russell. Patricia Stott. Patsy Broussard. Hallic Loy, Mats Howard Angello . Janet Greer, Dorothy Neamcs, Valene Perry. Virginia Pennington. Ina Lee Gamier. Third Row: Miss Amiss, Joyce.Story. Gloria Marline . Betty LeBeau, Norma Rac Lurncr. Anita Dungan, Mary F.llen Babin. Xol in Picture: Lola Penn. Margaret Kunncrt. Carlee Nunes, Margaret McGregor. Julie Sterns, Margaret McCahill. Gail Gullo, Kloisc Browning. Pat Campbell. Gloria Turner, Faye Calendar. Joanne Adams. Sammie McComas, Anne Wilkinson. Francinc Fox. Sue Rcily. Jo Ann McPhcarson. Mary Horne, Peggy Burkes, Bobbie Ann Stephens. Dot Hicks. Dorothy Gail Hebert. Betty Pritchard. Barbara Pate, Juliet Mire. Jo Vnn Weaver. Elizabeth Friedman. Peggy Webb. Nancy Skidmore, (.wen Clements. Office Girls Coffee Girls Janice Adcock, Mildred Amedee, Sue C-ascio. Betty Calmes. Libbye Ann Landry, Naomi Lc Mart. Eloisc Murphrcc, Jean Pylant. Bebee Sturdivant. Wmm mmm vVA-tf la W§P ws M iw PJ ::-;m sw Hi M i te I 1 i ’(, ••' «« y . v � V FOOTBALL Varsity Team Firs I row: Ramsey Falconer, I . I). Bradford. Bob Richards, Tubby ' Watson. Leonard Werner, Kevin Graham. Billy Stephens, Don Cannon. Blake Blakcwood. Second roic: Herbert Gassic. Sannny Cook. Donnie Albarez, Billy Higginbotham. Merlin Darouse, Don Dcdon, (Charles Walker. Paul Krakc. Paul Kapp. Jim Cain. Cabin Daigle, R. J. Bourgeois. Third row: Randal Goodwin (Manager). James Brittain, Lewis Rieger. K. A. am. Buck McCrary. Jack Kroger. Tom Airhart. led Jones. John Morgan, Cecil Jenkins. Graduating Let ter men Billy Stephens, Billy Higginbotham, Jack Kroger, Bob Richards, l ed Jones. John Morgan, Sammy (look, Kevin Graham. Football Queen and Court Kav Kaiser. Helen Maggio, Siinnv McComas (Queen). Be crl Brown. Jackie Merrill. Billy I Iigoinbotiiam Voted Most Valuable in Shrimp Bowl Sugar Boivl Shuttle Relay Team v Merlin Da rouse, Donnie -Mbarcz, Cecil Jenkins, Kevin Graham. A Pass liilh Higginbotham. Tubby Watson HILLY STEPHENS MERLIN IV R( n Billy is a 3-year letterman and halfback, who was playing under a leg handicap. He did most of the extra point kicking for the Bulldogs. He graduated at midterm. He is a talented artist and musician in the I..ST School of Art. Merlin is a participant in many spoils. He played good football for the Bulldogs in this, his sophomore year. He played good defense, and was fast in offense. BII.LV HIGGINBOTHAM “Hickie” is a 5-year letter-man, who earned a berth on All-State and All-City teams in 1919. Billy was voted Most V aluable in the Shrimp Bowl game Ijccausc of his many gains of yardage anti s| ortsmanship. He is a senior who is signed l Mississippi State. Jack is a large fellow who was voted the Ix-st blocker on the team. He was outstanding in the Shrimp Bowl and is signed to play for Mississippi State. He is an extra point and kickoff man. ► nHBIBNHH I JACK KROGER i s DONALD DEDON BOB RICHARDS Donald, a freshman, who played his first year of organized football, made an impressive showing. 11 is letter in Varsity football was well earned both in offense and defense. A regular lot two years and on the All City Team, Bob played more minutes than an) other man on the squad. In the Shrimp Bowl game, in which he participated, he caught the 10-yard pass to win the game. Bob was voted Most Valuable player of the 1949 team and is a graduate of 1919. BASEBALL Varsity Baseball Team First row: Tubby Watson, Hickie Higginbotham, Luther Oliver, Coach Gilbert. Second row: Herbert Gassie, Kevin Graham. Percy Gilbert, Billy Clayton, Allen Persick, Donald Golfing. Ned Clark, Donald Dcdon. Randal Goodwin, Merlin Darouse, Donnie A1 bares. BASKETBALL -K Varsity Team Hob Pettit, Ned Clark, fed Jones. Hil! Renton. Charles Lane. R |. Bourgeois. Charles Roberts, Ramses Falconer. Don Dedon, Morris Butler, Dan Carroll, Gene I Iargrodcr. Dec. 8 Dec. 12 Dec. IS Dec. 15 Jan. 4 Jan. 5 Jan. 7 Jan. 10 Jan. 11 Jan. IS Jan. 19 Feb. 8 Feb. II Feb. 15 Feb. 22 Mar. 2 Mar. 1 Mar. 7 Feb. 11 Mai. 10 Mar. 10 BASKETBALL SCI I EDI LE . S. vs. Denham Springs................... . S. vs. Jesuits ....... .S. vs. Zachary .... . S. s. (ion ales...... . S. vs. Jesuits ....... . S. vs. Live Oak ...... . S. vs. Baker.......... . S. vs. Gonzales . S. vs. Isirouina ..... .S. vs. CH.S......... . s w Denham Springs. . S. vs. Zachary . S. vs. Port Allen .... .S. vs. C. H.S . S. vs. Istrouma . S. vs. Live Oak ...... . S. vs. Baker.......... , S. vs. Dcsirchan.... Covington Totirnaincnt to Champion Istrouma i State Rally over Kcdcmptorist State Rails to Fortier ................. ...... 11. H. vs. 1'is i lory .... SI 33 . .... 52 45 .... 28 14 .... 52 32 .... 35 41 .. . 45 51 . . . 41 37 73 38 .... 32 25 ... 38 32 .... 30 42 11 ... 5:5 27 .... 11 33 .... ir. 41 .... 59 34 .. . 37 10 .... 55 30 .... 11 39 .... 47 3ft . .. 3.5 34 COACH K. DAY x- CITY CHAMPS SCHEDl LK C l I V SERIFS Date Winner Xameii First Store Jan. 11 B. R. H.S. ss. Istrouma 32 25 Jan. 18 B. R. H.S. vs. Catholic High 38-32 Jan. 21 Catholic High vs. Istrouma 41-40 Feb 13 B. R. H.S. s. Catholic High... 41-33 Feb. 18 Catholic High ss. Istrouma 41-38 Feb. 22 B. R H.S. vs. Istrouma 46-40 Starting Five R. |. Bourgeois, Ned Clark, Robert INuit, Charles Robert, Don Dcdon. Bulldog Cagers Win City Championship I lie Baton Rouge High Bulldogs. who won four straight games from theit cross town rivals, arc the C'.its Champs of '19. At the beginning of the cage season, the Bulldogs were rated at the hotlom of the list. But at the end of the season the standings were: 'Fra hi IFon l.ost Baton Rouge High .... 1 0 Catholic High 2 Istrouma !!...!! i) 0 the fust game of die year. the Bulldogs were pitted against the Istrouma Indians who came out on the short end of the score. The Bulldogs, pinsing mulct a new score Iron rd donated l the Key Club, ran tip a store of 32-'lb. Aided l allround teamwork. Baton Rouge was out front all the way. Over at the Catholic High gym. the Bulldogs really went to work on their other rival by trouncing them to the tunc of 38-32. From the starting whistle the Bulldogs grablied the lead and never gave the Bruins a chance to catch up. Charles Robert who led the Baton Rouge High aggregation, scored 19 points, the highest scored in a cits game this sear. Giving the Bulldogs a'rest, the next game was Istrouma s. Catholic High, with Istrouma as the host team. In this hard fought game won by Catholic High. Carrol Bidder led victors with 10 points. Flic store of this game was Cat High II. Istrouma 40. In the fourth game of the City Series, the Bulldogs tin the lily noun by downing Catholic High. 41-33. The Bull having won three city games, could not Ik- headed oil fo city crown. In this game, played on the stage. Baton R High was led to victory by the sharp shooting of Ned • and Robeit I’etlit. who both scored 12 points each. The fifth game proved to Ik- the game that put Istr out of the standings. Catholic High, who managed to st front all of the way, ran up a score ol II points to Istro 38. This was the game in which the Bruins’ standout f Kuchcn Rui . found the hoop for 18 points which led tl tack of Catholic High. In the final game of the year, the Bulldogs left the li without a win to their credit. Playing at the Istrouma gyr Bulldogs scored 16 points. I he final score was B.R.H. Istrouma 40. Achieving the City Championship was truls a rema fete, for it was the first championship that the Bulldog won in I sears, and also the first for Coach Day. who hat a was in the service. TED JONES R. J. BOURGEOIS A mid-term graduate, led played well until a back handicap prevented his playing. He has mam letters in all sjx ns. He is a two-year leiterman in basketball. bob played his lirst year of organized ball this yeai and made 11 Clit l eant. He is liist team center. I.ank Pettit, who is a junior, is one oi the bulldogs’ strong points next season. A good defensive player of the Varsit squad and two-year leiterman, R. J. was one of the best five. He took part in every game and is a junior with another good year in the future. Ned is a sophomore who merited a berth on the- AllStatc 'leant and on the All City Team. He is over six feet tall and ran shoot the needed jx� ints. His spirit is always high and he is a fit si class guard, center, or forward. BOB PEI I I I NED CLARK Guards Cone Hargroclcr, Ramsev Falconer. R. }. Bourgeois. Ned (lark, Dan Carroll DONALD DKDON Don is a freshman who helped i he Bulldogs to win most of their games. He was elected to the All City Team and has a bright future in this sport. Donald's playing surprised many onlookers because of the spirit lie showed. He has three more years to participate in basketball. A junior and a lad who won a berth on the All City Team, Charles scored mam points of the Bulldogs' successful year. He played in most of the games this past season. CHARLKS RO Junior Basketball Team Douglas Smith. John Hailey. Charles Nolan. |ames Liles. Virgil Seals. Allen I’ersirk, Alton Barksdale. Harrv Sec-se. Bonnie Me Andrews. George Ihomas. I onnny Jackson (Mgr.) H. A. VAR NS Varsity Manager Manager lor the Varsit squad lor the first year. Yarns worked behind the team in every wa possible. Me is liked b all and his smile is seen constantly. CEM ERS led Jones. Robert Pettit TRACK Track Squad Bob, who is a lctterman of many sports, is an excellent polevaultei Ho did well in the Jesuit meet last season and came in first. He is BOB RICHARDS COACH -BAT GOLRRIE First rou . Cecil Morgan. Robert Easley, Jimmy Barrett. A. F. Maggio, Walter Gockerham. John Sturges, Brunnncit. Neil Hornier. Second xm -. K. K. Kennedy (Mgr.), Cecil Jenkins, Bob Richard, John Burton, Pat Ainsworth, Oren Eurni: John Phillips, Ralph Colon, Jinnm Cain, Don Cannon, [ere Melilli. Doug Brittain. Robert Ladner. Third row: Wallace Eversburg (Mgr.), Gilbert Lawton. Billy Higginbotham. Randal Goodwin. Kevin G ham. John Morgan, Bonus Achord, Raymond Scardina, Don Turner, Buckv I urncr, Paul Kapp, Orvi Albritton. Russell Kleinpeter, Lewis Rieger. Harry Secse, Jack Hamilton. Richard Lcllarrison (Mgr. First Track Team Firs row: Orville Mbrition, John Morgan, Kevin Graham. Jerry Mayo, Hob Richards, Wesley Brummett, John Burton, Pat Ainsworth, John Phillips. Second row: Doug Brittain, Randal Goodwin. Don Punier. Billy Higginbotham, I). 1). Bradford, Harry See sc. Paul Rapp, Jim Cain. Cecil Jenkins. Second Track Team KEVIN GRAHAM Kevin is a senior who was clocked at 0.8 in the 100-yard dash this season. He is a participant in the 222 yard dash, the 800 yard dash, and is on the 440 relay team. He also was on the winning Sugar Bowl Shuttle Relay team. First row: Davis Gueymard. Bucky Turner, (-ceil Morgan. Charley Mclnnis, Robert Easley, Don Cannon. Ralph Eden. Orcn Furnish, (ere Melilli. Second Row: Don Sanchez. Ed Taylor, I.cwis Rieger, Jimmy Barnett. Bonny Achord, Russell Kleinpeter. Gilbert Lawton, A. F. Maggio, Raymond Scardina, Robert Ladner, Walter Cockcrham. Distance Men John Burton. John Phillips, Orville Albritton. Field Men Rand; Goodw Paul Rapp Han Secse Doug Bri Sprinters Jimmy Gain, Cecil Jenkins, John Burton, Billy Higginbotham, Kevin Graham. Polevauh. broad jump, hop-stcp-and-jiunp and in the 880 relay. Donald is a promising athlete. Dedon is a freshman, and great things are expected of him in the future. Discus and shotpul are the spots Douglas is best in. He is a large boy who has one more season. DOUGLAS BRI I LAIN MLR LIN 1)A ROUS K A high jumper, polevaulier, and sprinter. Merlin is a veteran track letterman. His form is good and his will to win is tops. He has two more years to participate in sports at Baton Rouge High School. RANDAL C.GODWIN A second year man on the javelin, Randal has thrown it 160 feet this season. He is expected to be tops this year. Certified Fur Cold Storage Means The Best TFith SERVICE LAUNDRY — DRY CLEANERS FURRIERS AND FUR COLD STORAGE PHONE 2-2611 717 MAIN ST. Photo and Engraving Studio 239 Convention St. ‘She FRANKLIN n ti r 221 Main Street Telephone 2-3671 STEVE’S OPTICAL DISPENSARY 203 Rounmtn Building Phone 4-9971 Baton Rouge, La. 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Enjoy those between-meal snacks on a Teen Age Budget Sip’n Nip Hotel Istrouma 1Daltons - Baton Rouge's Leading Department Store Congratulations SENIORS The Brunswick 424 North Third Street Congrofulaiions to the Senior Class of 1949 ♦ ♦ ♦ JWelsh £evy BATON ROUGE'S GREATEST MEN'S AND BOYS' STORE ♦ ♦ ♦ DELTA TANK Manufacturing Co Jnc. © P. O. Box 1469 Phone 3-7416 Zetz 7-up Hotflin . Co. 3807 Government St. Phone 2-1077 from TKornmeyer’s of course! Best Wishes to Our Citizens of Tomorrow! Qoudchaux s Baton Rouge's Most Popular Department Store 1550 Main Street Phone 8801 Fannaly's Fine Foods, Inc. Quick Frozen—Canned—Preserved Fruits Vegetables Poultry Seafood Phones 320—530 Ponchatoula, La. Fairbanks Motors HP STUDEBAKER HP 800 Government Street Levingsfon Supply Co., Inc. Wholesale Distributors Plumbing and Heating Supplies L. C. RUSH WORTH PfOJ. Mgr. S. L. IEVINGSTON Sec.-Treet. J. L. RABUN Vico Proj denJ OFFICE AND SHOW FLOOR 1449 Florida St. Baton Rouge I. La. 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