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

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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.

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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.

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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.