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

Text from Pages 1 - 236 of the 1955 volume:

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She never grew in stature much as one can plainly see But her growth in love and kindness stretches infinitely. There are certain things about her that one will not forget For all the little things she stood for we surely are in debt. Her car always parked in the same place, her white hair in the sun Her little steps as she walked the halls, her weariness when her work was done. Her American History outlines, her Buzzer Staff at work Many things she must do which she did never shirk. So to this one that we all love our book we dedicate To let her know that she’ll always be “just our Kate.” MR. D. F. BURGE Assistant Principal “There Has never any heart truly great and gracious, that was not also lender and compassionate MR. 0. M. HELVESVON Principal ‘Only a lew like tins doth Wea send V master. ycl a servant am hi end. %ic Z64ee Sfa ROSEMARY BAILEY Business Manager WAYNE McVADON Photographer ----------rr BETTYE HARRISON LILLIAN HATCHER Activities Circulation JOAN ISAMINGER Advertising MARGIE RONALDSON Art LINDA VICK Feature MARILYN ROBERTSON Literary JO ANN ROCKETT Organizations WILNA SMITH MARCO SMITH Sports Pictures Left to right: Jackie Sue Hutton. Carole Carlisle. Margie Ronaldson. June Hernandez. Carolyn Bankston. Joan Kaufman. Barbara Dicharry. Juliette Day, Bobbie Shinglcur, Barbara Ham. and Katie Jean Meyers. Not shown: Jean Jolly, Carolyn Williams, Helen Houdart. and Huey Beverly. Settion, @C Z4A O cce Leo Aime This soul always overflows with kindness and sympathy. Spanish Club; FBLA; FHA; Latin Club; Junior Red Cross. Virginia Alello Gratitude is the fruit of great cultivation. FHA. Sylvia Allain The best of things come in small packages. FHA; FBLA; UNESCO; 4-H. Malva Allen A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. FBLA; Science Club; Latin Club; 4-H; Future Nurses; Junior Red Cross; Dramatics Club; Student Council; Radio Workshop. Wayne Alexander Kind hearts are more than coronets. Spanish Club; Math Club; Science Club; Track 1'cani. Mary Ardis Andre Here is a most beautiful lady. FBLA; 4-H; FHA; Junior Red Cross. Jo Ann Alter Love all, trust few. do wrong to none. Future Nurses; Junior Red Cross; Science Club. Joan Badeaux He good, do good, and you will be happy. Future Nurses; FHA; FBLA; Library; Science Club; Radio Workshop; Junior Red Cross. Rosemary Bailey There's a thorn in every rose; but aren't the roses sweet. Latin Club; Math Club; Science Club; Boosters. Carolyn Bankston Small things are not small if great r'esults come from them. Fricassee Staff; Honor Society; Thespians; Dramatics; Mu Sigma; Latin Club: Alpha Sigma Phi; Science Club; Spanish Club; Boosters; Library; Junior Red Cross Representative; UNESCO; FBLA; High Steppers. W. T. Barillier Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow. Science Club; Junior Red Cross; Thespians. Gordon Barney Never let it be said he uas afraid to try. Thespians; 4-H; Dramatics; Track Team; Baseball Team: Science Club; Student Council; Radio Workshop: Buzzer Staff; Pelican Boys’ State. Harriet Barry A green eyed girl with plenty of friends; Knows how to meet all odds and ends. Boosters: Student Council; Latin Club; Math Club; Mu Sigma; Alpha Sigma Phi: National Honor Society; Junior Red Cross; Editor of Fricassee and Buzzer; Science Club; Dramatics and Thespians. John Lake Bass Fine manners are the mantle of fair minds. Alpha Sigma Phi; Latin Club; Science Club; Student Council; Beta Club. Marna Bass Kindness is the sunshine of life. Alpha Sigma Phi; Science Club; Latin Club; 4-H; Beta Club; Junior Red Cross; IJNF.SCO. Emma Lou Beall Continual cheerfulness is a sign of wisdom. Student Council; Junior Red Cross; Science Club; FBLA; FHA; 4-H; UNESCO; Spanish Club. Sandra Bello Kind words are the music of the world. Boosters: Junior Newman Club; FHA; 4-H; Junior Red Cross. Raphael Benjamin Our brains are too valuable to injure by overwork. Lc Cercle Francais; FBLA; Science Club; 4-H; Junior Red Cross; Math Club; Alpha Sigma Phi. Wilfred Bergeron Success is by acting; not by wishing. FHA. Rosemary Bernard Kindness is virtue itself. FHA; Student Council; Science Club. Huey Beverly He is the very pine-apple of politeness. Art Club; UNESCO; Junior Red Cross; Dramatics; Latin Club; Fricassee Staff; 4-H; Science Club. Benjamin Biller Cheerful company shortens the miles. Spanish Club; Science Club. Janette Bird Silence is organized knowledge. FBI.A; Future Homemakers; Spanish Club; Science Club; 4H; Red Cross. Pat Blanchard A woman's heart, like the moon is constantly changing, but there's always a man in it. Student Council; Junior Newman Club; Red Cross; UNESCO; FBLA; Science Club; Alpha Sigma Phi. Buck Blum There’s plenty of time to learn when you leave school. 4-H; Junior Red Cross; Science Club; Student Club; Operators’ Club; FBLA; FHA; Band; Track; BR Club; Pelican Boys' State. Pat Bonanno A little nonsense now and then, is relish’d by the best of men. Thespians; FBLA; Dramatics. Barbara Ann Bond Every form of human life is romantic. 4-H; FHA; Future Nurses; Student Council. Creel Boucher A man of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrow. Spanish Club; Physics Club. Archie Boijrg I have no mocking or arguments’, I witness and wait. French Club; Junior Red Cross; Track; Dramatics. Ann Bowers As sweet as a new blown rose. French Club: FHA; 4-H; Science Club; Office Girl; Buzzer Staff. Pat Boyd It's a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. Student Council; Executive Council; Boosters; Precision Squad; Thespians; Spinsterettes; Science; Dramatics; Junior Red Cross; 4-H; Latin Club; Fricasse Staff; FBI.A; Radio Work-Imp; Office Girl; Inter-Club Council. Douglas Bradford Sever do today what you ran put off till tomorrow. Dramatics; Honor Club; Student Council; Junior Red Cross; FBLA; Band; State Musical Festival; Science; Latin Club; UNESCO; 4-H; Camera Club. Larry Braud Laugh and be well. Buzzer Staff. Van Brock An oak is not felled in one blow. Football; Spanish Club; 4-H; Science Club; Junior Red Cross. Mary Etta Broussard A red head with her merry smile, helps to make our lives worthwhile. FBLA; 4-H: Future Teachers; I.e Petit Cercle. Paula Broussard Will and intellect are one and the same thing! Mu Sigma; Alpha Sigma Phi: Le Petite Cercle Francais; Future Teachers; Dramatics; FBLA; UNESCO; .Science Club. Sam mye Brown Friendship.is the perfection of love. Van Calhoun Not too sober, not too gay, but a wonderful guy in every way. Key Club; Science Club; French Club; Art Club; Junior Red Cross. Margaret Callendar Cay and happy and sweet is she, a noble girl we know her to be. FHA; Junior Red Cross; Beauty Section; 4-H; Office Girl; Student Council; Science Club; FBI.A; Boosters. Lou Ellyn Campbell It’s better to be small and shine, than large and cast a shadow. High Steppers; Art; FHA; Alpha Sigma Phi; Boosters; UNESCO; 1-H: Math; Latin; FBLA; Science; Precision Squad. Carole Carlisle The blush is beautiful, but it is sometimes inconvenient. Spanish; Scirncc; Junior Red Cross; Alpha Sigma Phi; Mathematics; Student Council Representative: Fricassee Staff; Dramatics. Jack Car men a It is our actual work which determines our value. Student Council; Mu Sigma; Key Club; Alpha Sigma Phi; Latin Club; FBLA; 4-H Club; Science Club; Operators’ Club; National Honor Society; Math Club; Junior Newman; Junior Red Cross. Ada Jean Carter A timely kindness is a double good. Alpha Sigma Phi; Vocal Ensemble; 4-II; Future Homemakers; Latin Club; Science Club. Peggy Case A kind face is a beautiful face. FHA; FBLA; Junior Red Cross. Dina Casso A sweeter girl ne'er drew breath. French Club; Science Club; 4-H; Junior Red Cross; FHA. Jett a Centineo The future belongs to him who knows how to wait. FHA; Junior Red Cross; Junior Newman Club; 4-H. Wilson Chaney Diligence is the mother of good fortune. FBLA; Thespians. Roy Cloy Make hay while the sun shines. Joseph Cobb It's hard to be high and humble. Trade School. Jane Colvin Hook sense, common sense, but plenty of room for nonsense. Beta Club; FBLA; National Honor Society; Science Club; Alpha Sigma Phi; Mu Sigma; Latin Club; Dramatics Club; Boosters: Spinsterettes; Student Council; Math Club: Pelican Girls’ State. Barbara Comeaux Life wouldn't be life without a guitar. FBLA; 4-H; Concert Band; Dramatics. Sue Cooper Full of fun and fancy free. MIA; Boosters; 4-H; FBLA; Vocal Ensemble; Science Club; Dramatics; High Steppers; Student Council; Junior Red Cross. Bobbie Cotton All who would win joy must share it; happiness was born a twin. Latin Club; Junior Red Cross; Dramatics Club; Thespians; Future Business Leaders; Future Teachers; Mu Sigma; Alpha Sigma Phi; National Honor Society; Boosters. Doit in Cotton When you’re in trouble or in doubt, call on Dotlie to help you out. Latin Club; Junior Red Cross; Dramatics Club; Thespians; FBLA; Future Teachers; Mu Sigma; Alpha Sigma Phi; National Honor Society; Student Council; Boosters: Precision Squad; Library Club. Joyce Cotton A likeable girl, with a likeable way. 4-H; FHA; FBLA; Library Club; Nurses Club. Thelma Cowart The surest road to honor is to deserve it. Alpha Sigma Phi; FBLA: Boosters; FHA; Mu Sigma: Science Club; Junior Red Cross. Jerry Crain A dillar, a dollar, a ten o’clock scholar. Concert Band; Marching Band; 4-H; Science Club. Jane Crouse A quiet conscience makes one so serene. Future Teachers; Rondo Club; FHA; Vocal Ensemble; Mixed Ensemble; French Club; Student Council. Barbara Crowell A jolly word, a pleasant smile. Spanish; Alpha Sigma Phi; FBLA; Future Nurses; Mu Sigma; Dramatics; Thespians; Science; Boosters; Precision Squad; Junior Red Cross; UNESCO; Junior Newman. Dot Ciftrer Happiness seems made to be shared. Mu Sigma; National Honor Society; FHA; Alpha Sigma Phi; Junior Red Cross; Future Teachers; Math Club; FBLA; Music Club. Joel Dampf Always everywhere, into everything. Alpha Sigma Phi; Beta Club; National Honor Society; Thespians; Dramatic Club; Pelican Girls’ State; Mu Sigma; Boosters; Precision Drill; Science Club; 4-H; Latin Club; Fricassee Staff; Executive Council; Vocal Ensemble. Lynnette Daniel Gratitude is the fruit of great cultivation. Science Club; Junior Bed Cross; 4-H; Office Girl; FTA; FBI.A; UNESCO. Gerald D’Armond Kindness is virtue itself. Student Council; Cheerleader; 4-H; FBI.A; Pelican Boys’ State; Science Club: Junior Red Cross. Marlin Davis A'o human being is of serious importance. Distributive Education; FHA; Science Club; 4-H; FBI.A. Juliette Day A cheery smile, a friendly uay. Student Council; Alpha Sigma Phi; Buzzer Staff; Fricassee Staff; Office Girl; Dramatics; FBI.A; Future Nurses; UNESCO; Junior Red Cross; FHA; Y-Teens; Coffee Girl; Library Club; 4-H; Science Club. Bill Decuir Some people really enjoy work—poor souls. Math; UNESCO; Science Club. Diane Desselle A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in pictures of silver. Science; FHA; Future Nurses; Dramatic. Barbara Diciiary You are our Sunshine. Alpha Sigma Phi; FBLA; Office Girl; Science; UNESCO; Fricassee Staff; Junior Red Cross. Ann Doherty Chatter, chatter, as I go- Boosters; Precision Drill; High Steppers; 4-H; FHA Science Club; Math Club; Future Teachers; UNESCO FBLA; Dramatics Club; Student Council: Office Girls Junior Red Cross. Mary Donaldson Sweeter also than honey and the honeycomb. FHA. W. O. Dow den, Jr. Peace is the jairest form of happiness. Junior Red Cross; FBI.A; 4-H; FHA. Jackif. Dudley Such beauty ami wisdom are rarely conjoined. Bela Club; Alpha Sigma Phi; FBI.A; FHA; Junior Red Cross; Student Council Representative; Distributive Education. Larry Durant You realize, of course, that I CAN work? Science; Junior Red Cross; Honor Club. Billy Dutscii Who leads a good life is sure to live well. Spanish Club; Science Club. Emmett Everett He'll find a way. Basketball. Margaret Fairchild Kindness is virtue itself. FBLA; FHA; Concert Band; Drum Majorette; Spanish Club; UNESCO; Office Girl; Science Club: Future Nurses Club. Stewart Falcon He is twice as big as he seems. Biology; DE Club; Spanish Club: Junior Red Cross. Al Farries Dependable and lots of fun. the boy who's liked by everyone. French Club; Science Club; Honor-Club. Ryan Faulk. Jr. In silence there's a worth that brings no risk. Science Club. Mary Ann Fazekas With merry heart to us she came To win our hearts and earn her fame. Mu Sigma; Latin Club; FBLA; Science Club; Future Nurses; National Honor Society; Boosters. Drill (Captain; Dramatics Club; Student Council: Executive Council: Junior Red Cross: Pelican Girls’ State; Thespians. Ellen Faye Fitzgerald A friendly smile, a cheerful firm; Forever alter she remains your friend. Science Club: 4-H; Mu Sigma; Alpha Sigma Phi; FHA; Boo.strrs; Precision Squad; Future Teachers; Future Nurses; National Honor Society. Marcella Flynt W ith purpose high arid single aim She'll walk someday in the hall of fame. Alpha Sigma Phi; Mu Sigma: Beta Club: Art Club: Latin Club: Math Club: National Honor Society; Student Council; Executive Council; Fricassee Art Staff. John Fort With manful steps he strides the street and smiles at all the ladies sweet. BK Club; Science Club. Jackie Fournet Live, laugh and love There'll be a time when you can’t. Future Nurses; FHA; 4-H Club; Science Club; FBI.A; Junior Red Cross; Student Council; Library Club; Radio Workshop; Office Cirl; UNESCO. Margaret Frazier A good friend is better than silver and gold. Alpha Sigma Phi; Spanish Club; FHA; FBLA; Mu Sigma; Science Club. Carole Friese Softer than silence, stiller than still air. Student Council; Alpha Sigma Phi: Science Club; Junior Red Cross: Roosters; High Steppers; FHA; 4-H; Spanish Club; Office Girl; Art Club; UNESCO. James Fuller 0 to be a frog, my lad, and live aloof from call. Junior Red Cross; FBLA; Science Club. Dorothy Gagliano It’s love that makes the world go 'round. FHA; Junior Red Cross; 4-H; Junior Newman. June Galloway Sacrifice money rather than honor. I)F; FHA; 4-H: Junior Red Cros . Elizabeth Garrett Friendship is the perfection of love. 4-H; FHA: Junior Red Cross. Jesse Garrison .Vo man is wise or safe but he that is honest. l.alin Club; Junior Red Cross: UNESCO: Student Council. Inez Gauthier A kind face is a beautiful face. Future Homemakers: Distributive Education. Elise Giadone Happy am I.' From care I’m free! French Club; Art Club; Future Nurses; Junior Newman; Science Club; UNESCO. Jimmy Gill Public Screw-Hall A'©. Just the same he's lots of fun. Latin Club; I.e Petit Cercle; Science Club: Operators’ Club; Junior Red Cross; Pelican Roys’ State; Alternate Football; Track; 4-H. Mary Gii.l A girl like this you're glad to meet—plenty of charm and mighty sweet. Music Club; Mu Sigma; Student Council; FBLA; FHA; Dramatics Club; National Honor- Society; Junior Red Cross; Science Club; Honor Club; Future Teachers; Concert Hand; All-State Honor Rami; All-Stale Orchestra. George Glass Fine manners are the mantle of fair ivinds. Thespians; Latin Club; Dramatics Club; Science Club; Concert Rand; Cadet Rand. John Glass An honest man's the noblest work of Cod. DE; Operators’ Club; 4-H. Mary Lillie Glynn Kind words never die. UNESCO; 4-H; Future Nprses; French Club; FHA; Office Girl; Junior Newman Club. Barbara Ham A good friend is better than silver and gold. Boosters: Precision Squad; Mu Sigma: Science Club: Alpha Sigma Phi; Student Council; FHA; Junior Newman Club; Dramatics Club; French Club: Office Girl; Junior Red Cross; Fricassee Staff. Fee Hamilton I'm so happy I could sing—if I could. FBLA; RR Club; 4-H; Science Club; UNESCO; Student Council; Junior Red Cross; Football; Track: Raseball; Future Teachers. Sherry Harelson She twirls around so light on her feet For lithesome grace she can't he beat. Boosters; FBI.A; Spanish Club; Science Club; Junior Red Cross. Annette Harris Difficulties give uat to diligence. French Club; UNESCO; 4-11; Junior Bed Cross; Science Club; Boosters, Drum Corps. Bettye Harrison A friend is the. jirst one to come in when all the world goes out. Beta Club; Junior Red Cross; Alpha Sigma Phi; Ue Petit Cercle Francois; Science Club; Dramatics; Fricassee Staff. Bohby Hartquist The very flower of youth. BR Club; FHA; 4-H; Science Club; Track: Junior Red Cross; Student Council; UNE1SCO; Football. Lillian Ruth Hatcher I love my boohs as drinkers love their wine. Beta Club: Student Council; Inter-Club Council; National Honor Society; Mu Sigma; Alpha Sigma Phi; Spanish Club; Fricassee Staff; Music; Dramatics: FBLA; Library; 4-H. Sherry Hatcher Says little but thinks a lot. FHA; French; 4-H Club; Science; Future Nurses: UNESCO. Hazel Halsey None are patient but the wise. Mu Sigma: Mixed Ensemble; Science Club; Latin Club; Art Club; Junior Red Cross. Wayne Heard All tongues speak well of him and well they might. Student Council. President 54-55: Key Club: Mu Sigma; Science Club: Boys' State; Club Armistad; National Honor Society; Beta Club; Alpha Sigma Phi; Math Club; Football; Track: Boys’ Quartet. Jo Ann Helm True nobility is derived from virtue, not from birth. 4-H Club; Science Club; FHA; Future Nurses. Marvin A. Henderson Be wise; soar not too high to fall, but stoop to rise. 4-H Club; Science Club; Junior Red Cross. June Hernandez Life is of little value unless it be consecrated by duly. Fricassee Staff: Student Council: Future Teachers; 4 H; Latin Club; Science Club; Office Girl; FBLA; Le Petit Ccrcle Francais; Junior Red Cross; Boosters; Y-Tcens: FHA. Mary Louise Herpich The tree of silence bears the fruit of peace. FHA; Student Council: Science Club; 4-H; Junior Red Cross; French Club: UNESCO; Honor Club; Library Club; FBLA. Bill Hickey The highest of distinctions is service tv others. Science Club; Latin Club; Mu Sigma; Student-Council. L. J. Hicks From the crown of his head to the soles of his feet, he is all mirth. Spanish; Biology; HE Club; Junior Red Cross; Junior Newman. Leo Higginbotham Like a powder puff. I'm for women. Science; UNESCO; 4-H; Hi-Y; Junior Red Cross; Band; Spanish. Sylvia Hill Speech is silver; silence is golden. FHA; Chemistry Club. Robert Himes Everything comes if a man uill only ivait. Latin; UNESCO; Dramatics: FBLA; Science; Junior Rod Cross; 4-H; Debate Club. Darlene Holden Love conquers all. FHA; Junior Red Cross; Future Nurses; 4-H. Henry Holden The world is his who enjoys it. Michael Holmes I am a mechanic, not a scholar. FBLA; Math; Science; UNESCO; FHA; Junior Red Cross; Student Council; Art Club. Diann Hotii A cherry smile and a ready grin for all. Honor Club; Mu Sigma; FBLA; Science Club: Dramatics Club; Latin Club. Helen Houdart A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance. Fricassee Staff; FBLA; FHA; 4-H; Junior Red Cross; Junior Newman. Alice Hovey The only may to have a friend is to be one. Alpha Sigma Phi; Mu Sigma; Science Club; Marching Band; Concert Band; Spanish Club; FBLA. Bill Humphreys Man’s fortunes arc according to HER plans. Student Council; FHA; BR Club; Track; 4-H; Junior Red Cross; FBLA; Science Club. Jackie Sue Hutton A woman should be seen, not heard. Fricassee Staff: Y-Tecns; FBLA; Dramatics; Science Club; Spanish Club; Junior Red Cross. Joan Isamincer A willing helper docs not wait until he is asked. Junior Newman; Thespians; 4-H; FHA; FBLA; Dramatics; Music Club; Buzzer; Fricassee; Hi-Horizon; Future Teachers; Radio Workshop. Wayne James He who is good is happy. Shirley Annette Jarmon It is humility that makes men as angels. Honor Club: Junior Red Cross: General Science; FHA; FBLA; Y-Tecns; 4-H. Don Johnson All happiness is in the mind. Leonard Johnson A good laugh is sunshine in the house. Pierce Johnson A little learning is a dangerous thing. Wayne Johnson Peace is the masterpiece of reason. Jean Jolly l cvcr idle a moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of others. Mu Sigma: Honor Society; Beta Club; Thespians Club; Boosters; Girls’ State; Latin Club; Fricassee Staff; Student Council; Dramatics; Math Club; FBLA; Spanish Club; Alpha Sigma Phi. Al Jones Work should never make me weary. FBLA; Student Council; Bed Cross; 4-H; Pelican Boys' State; Science Club. Eileen Jones Act well your part, there all the honor lies. Alpha Sigma Phi; Music Club: French Club: Latin Club; All-State Chorus; Inter-Club Council; Thespians; Radio Workshop; Mixed Chorus. Evelyn Jones Longings sublime and aspirations high. Alpha Sigma Phi; Mu Sigma; Dramatics Club; Girls' Vocal Ensemble: Music Club; Student Council; Red Cross; UNESCO: Office Cirl; FBLA: Thespians; Y-Teens. Mary Louise Jones A kind face is a beautiful face. Junior Red Cross; Student Council; Band. John Paul Jones Love the people and enjoy the world. Science Club; Math Club; Junior Red Cross. Mary Jorgenson And the smile she softly uses fills the silence like a speech. Spanish Club; FHA; Math Club; Honor Club; Science Club: Mu Sigma. Joan Kaufman Elegant as simplicity and warm as ectasy. Buzzer Staff; Art Club; Dramatics Club; 4-H; Latin Club; Alpha Sigma Phi; Honor Society; Junior Red Cross; Student Council; Fricassee Staff; Thespians; Science Club; Mu Sigma. Sterry Kimball She’s rule, she’s sweet, she’s hard lo heat. Student Council; Latin Club, I.e Petit Cercle; Alpha Sigma Phi; Art Club; FBLA; 4-H; Fricassee Art Staff; Boosters: Science Club; Junior Red Cross. Robert King Women never bother me. They look at me by the hour, but I don’t mind. Science Club; FBLA; Junior Red Cross; 4-H; Track; Baseball Manager. Robert Kirst He puts his shoulder to the wheel. Science Club; Chemistry; Spanish Club. Bill Krrro dare do ali that may become a man. Mu Sigma; Key Club; Student Council; Math Club; Executive Council; Science Club; Latin Club; Pelican Boys' State; National Honor Society. George Knight The past unsighed for, and the future sure. Band; Mu Sigma; Science Club; Latin Club; Le Petit Cerclc; Thespians. Jane Koenig True merit, like a river, the deeper it is, the less noise it makes. Mu Sigma; National Honor Society; Alpha Sigma Phi; Beta Club; Junior Red Cross; FBLA; Thespians; Dramatics Club; Future Teachers; Junior Newman; Latin Club; Student Council; Office Girl. Hillman Knox Never repent a good action. Kay Koenig Happiness is the natural flower of duly. National Honor Society; Mu Sigma; Latin Club; FBLA; Science Club; Vocal Ensemble; UNESCO; Dramatic Club. Robert Kollar He who is good is happy. Spanish Club; Mu Sigma; Science Club; Math Club; Alpha Sigma Phi; Junior Red Cross. Donald Kozan Oh. ’lis a cunning boy: Hold, quick, ingenious, forward, capable. Football; Basketball; Track; Baseball; BR Club; Key-Club; National Honor Society. Herman Kraleman Perseverance brings success. Science Club; Distributive Education: Junior Newman; FIJI.A. F. J. La Faye God's gift to women. FHA; 4-H; Art Club; Science Club; Dramatics Club. Larry Lalumandier No kindly heart unkindly deeds will do. National Honor Society; Mu Sigma; Beta Club; Art Club; Spanish Club; Science Club; Camera Club; Dramatics; UNESCO; 4-H; Student Council; Junior Red Cross; FBLA. Marguerite Landon Pretty is as pretty does. FBLA; Latin Club; Science Club; Alpha Sigma Phi; Junior Red Cross; Student Council; 4-H. Patty Jo Landry Always a smile and a pleasant word jor all. Beta Club; Inter-Club Council; Student Council; Latin Club; Science Club; Alpha Sigma Phi; Boosters; Vocal Ensemble; Mu Sigma; Le Petit Cercle. Sidney Langhart But Sid still prefers the vocal method. FTA; Mu Sigma; Art Club; Debate Club; Honor Club; Inter-Club Council; Mixed Vocal Ensemble. Mickey Lee He that once is good, is ever great. Donna Leet . The pursuit of the perfect, then, :s 'the pursuit of sweetness and light. Student Council; Mu Sigma; Alpha Sigma Phi; I tin Club; Boosters; FHA; Science Club; Junior Red Cross; National Honor Society; Math Club; Fricassee Editor; Officg Girl. Audrey Le Jeune Love is the jewel that wins the world. FHA; Distributive Education: Y-Teens; Junior Newman; Future Nurses. Mar’Sue Legendre Grace in her steps, heaven in her eyes. Dramatics Club; Student Council; Vocal Ensemble; Office Girl; Honor Club; National Honor Society; Pelican Girls’ State; Homecoming Court; Beauty Court; BR Club Sponsor; Boosters; FHA; UNESCO; 4-H; Mu Sigma; Junior Red Cross. Barbara Leopold Go where she wi l, she will make her mark. Bela Club; Mu Sigma; Alpha Sigma Phi; Boosters; Mixed Chorus; Club Amistad; FHA; FTA; Junior Red Cross; Science Club; Student Council. Edward Lessard He’s armed without that's innocent within. Spanish Club; BR Club; Math Club; Physics Club; National Honor Society; Key Club; Pelican Boys’ State; Baseball; Basketball. Gail Lester Little deeds oj kindness, little deeds of love. She helps to make earth happy like the heaven above. Art Club; Boosters; Latin Club; Mu Sigma; Fricassee Staff. Barbara Gayle Lewis Hfondes are wild, brunettes are true, but you can never tell what a red head will do. Library Club; UNESCO Club; FHA; DE. Elizabeth L’Heureux Cheerfulness is an offshoot of goodness and wisdom. National Honor Society; Mu Sigma; Honor Club; Le Petit Cercle; Latin Club; FBI.A; Student Council; Junior Red Cross; Mixed Chorus; Music Club; Beauty Section. Harold Linder An honest man’s the noblest work of God. National Honor Society; Latin Club; Student Council; Thespians; FBLA; Science Club; Math Club; Track. Kirk Lindsay Fine manners are the mantle of fair minds. Art Club; FBLA; Science Club; Dramatics; UNESCO. Paul Linger Wit and wisdom are born with a man. Science Club. John Liter I’m so happy I could sing—if I could. Science Club; Key Club; Honor Club; Math Club; Mu Sigma; Art Club; National Honor Society. Kenneth Lively .Vo great intellectual thing was ever done by great effort. Science Club; 411; FHA. Irene Luce Patience is the art of hoping. Spanish Club; Dramatics; Thespians; Radio Workshop. Jimmy Luker Never a dull moment in his presence. Science Club; Student Council. Tom McCay Sir. I would rather be right than President. Student Council; Latin Club; Key Club; Beta Club; Thespians; Mu Sigma; National Honor Society; Pelican Boys' State; Boys’ Nation. Jackie McIntyre Everyone likes a good-natured person. FHA; Future Teachers; Alpha Sigma Phi; Boosters; Club Armistad; Math Club; .Mu Sigma: Science Club; Band: Dramatics; Le Petit Cerc.le Francais. Fred McMillan Friendship is much better than knowledge. Science Club; Chemistry; Biology. Judy McMillan Grace in all her steps; heaven in her voice; love in her eyes. Boosters; High Steppers; Precision; Alpha Sigma Phi; FHA; FBI.A; Student Council: Beauty Section; Vocal Ensemble; Dramatics; Thespians; Le Petit Cercle; Music Club; Office Cirl; UNESCO; Science Club: Junior Red Cross. Sheldon McNeal call a jig a fig. a spade a spade. 4-11 Club; Football. Charles Madere A quiet mind is richer than a crown. Band. Concert; Junior Red Cross: Science; Chemistry. Mildred Macner Full of sparkle, dash, and go. Alpha Sigma Phi; Science Club; FBLA; Dramatics; 4-H Club; Junior Red Cross; Home Economics Council; Future Homemakers: UNESCO; Student Council; Buzzer Staff. Ronald Marroy Silence never betrays you. FBLA; Science Club; Biology. Rosalie Marson Quiet, reserved, yet full of fun. FHA; Junior Newman; Distributive Education; 4-H. John Arnold Mascaro Just living for the fun of existence. Music Club; Future Teachers; Science Club; Band: 4-H. Lynn May I as ; to know. Wallace Mays The superior man is slow in his word and earnest in his conduct. Spanish Club; Latin Club; Science Club. Anne Melton To know her is to love her. Boosters; Precision Drill; High Steppers; UNESCO; Spanish Club; Latin Club; Science Club; FBLA; Junior Red Cross; Student Council; Vocal Ensemble; Dramatics; Homecoming Court. Mildred Michael Thou hast the sweetest face I ever looked on. Junior Red Cross; DE; 4-H; Junior Newman. Carolyn Mitchell The mirror of all courtesy. FBLA; Spanish Club; 4-H. Dannie Mixon He is a talker, and needs no questioning before he speaks. FHA; FBLA; Spanish Club; 4-H; Science Club; Junior Red Cross. Janelle Mixon At tributes galore Virtue still more. Alpha Sigma Phi; Mu Sigma; Fricassee Staff: Boosters Precision Squad; High Steppers; 4-H; Science Club Club Amistad; Vocal Ensemble; Dramatics Club UNESCO; FBLA; Junior Red Cross. Billy Moore envy none, no, not I. and no one envies me. Eddie Moore His actions speak for him. Student Council; Executive Council: Key Club; Math Club: Beta Club: Spanish Club; Art Club; Science Club: .National Honor Society; Alpha Sigma Phi. Harry Moran Everyone has his mischievous moments. Science Club: Math Club. Mary Theresa Morgan But oh, those eyes. Student Council; Junior Red Cross; FBLA: Future Nurses: Junior Newman Club; Alpha Sigma Phi: UNESCO: 4-H; Dramatics Cluh; I ’ll A. Bob Morris Man is man and master of his fate. Key Club: Science Club; FBLA; BR Club: Football Manager; Pelican Boys' State; Operators’ Club; National Honor Society; Latin Club; Junior Red Cross; Student Council: Honor Club. Sam Mullins What I have done is due to careful thought. Jerry Musso Beware, I may do something startling yet. Katie Jean Myers Little friends may prove great friends. Mu Sigma; Alpha Sigma Phi; Fricassee Staff: Buzzer Staff; FBLA: FHA: Dramatics Club; Club Amistad; Future Nurses; Y-Teens; 4-H; Junior Red Cross. Ann Neckhr Where mischief lurks in gay disguise. UNESCO: FHA; 4-H; Office Girl; Science Club; Junior Red Cross: Future Nurses. Fat Noble Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. FHA; Science Club; Junior Red Cross; FBLA: Library Club; 4-H; Y-Teens; Future Teachers. Frances Nola With a sweet air. Student Council; FBLA: Junior Red Cross. Annie Laurie O’Bannon Earnest endeavor is certain of its reward. FBI.A; Junior Bed Cross; Junior Newman; 4-11; Future Teachers; Club Amistad; UNESCO; Science Club. Gordon O’Hara As good as a play. Band; Baton Rougrans; Junior Red Cross; Science Club; All-State Honor Band. Wynona Oubre An air of good humor always surrounds her. Mu Sigma: FHA: Junior Newman. Robert Palmer His good nature makes many friends. Track; Tennis; Junior Red Cross. Ronald Palmer A light heart lives long. J. E. Parker Little boy, big times. Junior Red Cross; Math Club: Science Club; FHA; 4-H; Honor Club. Russel Penton Judge not a book by its cover. Truett Pertuis The wise one never without friends. FBI.A; Latin Club. Pat Phillips Rare is the union of beauty and purity. Alpha Sigma Phi; Mu Sigma: National Honor Society; Vocal Ensemble; Boosters: Latin Club; Student Council; Science Club; FBLA; Jr. Red Cross; Office Girl; Beauty Section. Eugenia Pierce A heart am! a smile make Hie worthwhile. FBLA: Latin Club; Spanish Club; UNES(X); Science Club; Y-Tecns. Frances Pitcher Dynamite comes in small sticks. FHA; Y-Teens; UNESCO; Junior Red Cross; Latin Club; Cheerleader; Science Club; Dramatics; Math Club; Fricassee Staff. Hickey Poirkiek Through eyes so blue and lashes thick: on every girTs heart Hick plays a trick. Science Club; Fill.A; FHA; BR Club. Mary Francis Pulley Silence is golden. FHA; Y-Teens. Jean Rayne Humbleness is always grace, always dignity. French Club; Latin Club; FHA. Rodcie Reeves A good name is better than precious ointment. 4-H. Tommye Lee Retif Sugar and spice, and all things nice. National Honor Society; Alpha Sigma Phi; Mu Sigma; Boosters; Pelican Girls' State; Vocal Ensemble; Future Teachers; French Club; Fricassee Staff; Science Club; BR Club Sponsor; 4-H; Student Council; UNESCO. Ronnie Richard One man with courage makes a majority. 4-H; FHA; Science Club; Student Council; FBLA; Jr. Red Cross; Latin Club. Betty Lou Robbins A grateful mind is a great mind. FHA; FBLA; DE Club; Honor Club; Junior Red Cross; Dramatics Club; Student Council. Marcia Roberts Into the midst of things. Boosters; Vocal Ensemble; Spanish Club; FBLA; 4-H; Office Girl; Dramatics Club; UNESCO. Sylvia Roberts Her song will outlive all sermons and one's memory. Library Club; Student Council; FBLA; Mu Sigma; Art Club; Music Club; Future Nurses; Math Club; Chorus: Boosters; Y-Teens. Dei.i. Robertson Oh! To dance all night, and dress all day. Mu Sigma; Red Cross; Science; Latin; FBLA: 4-H: Alpha Sigma Phi; Dramatics; Roosters; Y-Teens. Marilyn Robertson She is sweet, she is shy; lint there is mischief in her eye. l.e Petit Cercle Franeai ; Honor Club: KHA; Buzzer; Fricassee Staff; Junior Newman. Billy Robinson A jool must now and then he right by chance. Key Club; Bela Club; Mu Sigma; FBL.A; Junior Red Cross; Basketball Team. Jimmy Robinson It's better to jday than to do nothing. FHA; Science Club. Jo Ann Rockett Some are born to sweet delight. FHA; Future Teachers; FBLA: Buzzer Staff; Fricassee Staff; Mu Sigma; Science Club. Margarette Rodgers There is always room at the top. .National Honor Society; Mu Sigma: Alpha Sigma Phi; UNESCO; Girls Slate; Homecoming Court f 4; Boosters; •1 11; Science Club; FBLA; Student Council: Thespians; Vocal Ensemble; Office Girl. Faye Rogers Be good, do good, and yon will be happy. Science Club; FHA. Margie Ronaldson lit framing an artist, art hath thus decreed. To make some good, but others to exceed. Science; FBLA; Honor Club: 4-H: Red Cross; FHA; Spanish: Dramatics: Student Council; Art Club; F'ri-cassee Staff: Boosters: UNESCO. Lawrence Roppolo A fight heart Hies long. 4-H; FHA. Sandy Roppolo Be always merry as ever you can. Junior Newman; FHA. Jerome Safer There is nothing without labor. Art Club: Science Club; Latin Club; FBLA; Junior Red Crbss: Student Council: Honor Club; Math Club; National Honor Society; Track; Civil Air Patrol. Robert Say Wisely and slow: they stumble that run last. Student Council; French Club; Science Club; Math Club: National Honor Society; Beta Club; First Place. UDC Test 53 and AATF Test 54. Margaret Sue Scarborough The world seeks such women as she; it is satisfying to find them. Spanish Club; Future Homemakers; UNESCO; Future Nurses; 4-H Club. Roger Seely Happy-go-lucky and lots of fun. Arlene Shaffer Cheerful company shortens the miles. 4-H; FBLA; Future Nurses; Latin Club; UNESCO; Boosters; Drummer Corps; Science Club. Robbie Shingleur Devout yet cheerful, active yet resigned. Alpha Sigma Phi; Future Nurses; Future Homemakers; 4-H; Y-Teens; Library Club; FBLA: Coffee Girl; Office Girl; Junior Red Cross: Buzzer Staff; Fricassee Staff: Dramatics Club; UNESCO. Pat Sims A good laugh is sunshine in a house. FHA; Library Club; Junior Red Cross: FBLA. Marme Singletary If she can't say it. she can draw it. Mu Sigma: Art Club; Fricassee Staff; I-atin Club: Le Petit Cerole; Junior Red Cross; Junior Newman. Edward Skillman To be a true and noble man is a higher goal than fame. Student Council: Inter-Club Council; Executive Council; Key Club: Honor Club; Science Club; Junior Newman; Math Club; junior Red Cross: Latin Club: Band; Mu Sigma. Genie Slaughter In her voice and in her smile, methinks there is charm. Dramatics; Alpha Sigma Phi; Club Amistad; Student Council; Boosters; Science Club; Junior Red Cros ; FBLA; Future Homemakers. Leslie Smith h is our actual work which determines our value. Hilda Smith Laugh and the world laughs with you. Future Nurses: I II; V-Teens; Spanish: UNESCO: FHA: Junior .Newman: Dramatics Cluh; Science Club; lhi er Staff. Louise Smith The goodness of heart is shown in deeds of peacefulness and kindness. Y-Tecns; Future Nurses: UNESCO; French Cluh: Dramatics; 4-11: Junior Newman; rt Club; FHA. Langford Smith Wisdom of many and the wit of one. Science Club; DE. Marguerite Smith With a wit and a humor we all enjoy. Junior Newman Cluh; French Cluh; Future Teachers; Boosters; Precision Squad; Alpha Sigma Phi; Thespians; Fricassee Staff; Dramatics Club: FHA: Junior Red Cross; Science Club. Wilna Smith An ounce of mirth is worth a pound of sorrow. Alpha Sigma Phi; Student Council; Girls' State; Office Girl; Thespians; Inter-Club Council; National Honor Society; Mu Sigma; Vocal Ensemble; Science Cluh: Future Nurses: Fricassee: l-H; Boosters; French Cluh; Future Teachers; Latin Club; Dramatics Club. Elaine Sommers A perfect woman to warm, to comfort, and command. FHLA; Alpha Sigma Phi; Mu Sigma: Student Council: Latin Cluh: Spanish Cluh: Science Cluh; Boosters. Margaret Stacey Good company and good discourse. Beta Club; Mu Sigma; Vocal Ensemble; Cluh Amistad: Alpha Sigma Phi; Science Cluh: FHA; Junior Red Cross: Student Council: Future Nurses; UNESCO. Lionell Stafford Live to learn and you will learn to live. Science Club: FHA: FBI.A. Shirley Stanford What sunshine is to flowers, smiles are to humanity. 4-H; FHA; Junior Red Cross. Carl Steffek AH the u-or d loves a lover. Band: Baton Rougeons; Math Clul� : Spanish Club; UNESCO; Latin Club: Honor Club: Science Club: Camera Club; Dramatics Club; Stale Music Festival. Ronnie Stephens Conduct and courage lead to honors. Key Club: Science Club: 4-H: FBI.A: Student Council: Pelican Boys’ State; Junior Red Cross. Don Stepelton I seem to have been made to be inched on. Spanish Club; Student Council: Football; Track: Honor Club; Dramatics Club. Meryl Sterling A friend of yours, a friend of mine, a girl whose thoughts are sweet and hind. Junior Red Cross: Boosters: Office Girl; Future Teachers; Vocal Ensemble. Barbara Stonestreet As pure in thought as angels are. Dramatic Club: Junior Red Cross: Science Club; Alpha Sigma Phi; Latin Club: Math Club; Future Nurses. Sue Streat Manners are the happy way of doing things. Y-Teens; Future Nurses; Science Club; Vocal Ensemble. Jan Thomas Thou art the rainbow to the storm of life. Future Nurses; Vocal Ensemble; FHA; Science Club; Latin Club. Bob Thompson Without a song the day would never end. Music Club; Latin Club; Dramatics Club: 4-H; Junior Red Cross; Concert Band; All-State Chorus: Marching Band; Mixed Vocal Ensemble; Boys’ Quartet; Mu Sigma; FBLA; Science Club. Teddy Thurman He who is good is happy. Biology Club; Spanish Club; Math Club; 4-H; Junior Red Cross: FFA; Physics. Ruby Townsend Her heart is as far from fraud as heaven from earth. Thespians; FBI.A; Beta Club; Mu Sigma; Dramatics; Office Girl; Boosters; Latin Club; FHA; Precision Squad. Harriet Tubb Tis good will makes intelligence. Honor Society; Alpha Sigma Phi; Mu Sigma; FBLA; Dramatics Club; FHA. Barbara Turner Women arc entitled to life, liberty and the pursuit oj men. Dramatics Club: FHA; Student Council: 4-H; Office Club; Boosters; Science Club: Kcd Cross; FBLA; UNESCO; Library Club; Honor Club; Future Nurses; Inter-Club Council. Nancy Turner To think we arc able is to be so. FBLA; Spanish Club; FHA; 4-H. Richard Turner There's a time for all things—don't rush me! Science Club; FBLA; 4-H; Track; Math Club; Operators’ Club: Basketball; Football; All-City Football. Fern Valentine She can who believes she can. French Club; FHA; 4-H; Office Girl. John Vialet Hooks and education—there is no connection. French Club; Science Club. Linda Vick Manner, not gold, is woman's best adornment. FHA; 4-H; Art Club; Bed Cross; Alpha Sigma Phi; Library Club; Fricassee Staff: Science Club; Boosters; Dramatics Club; Student Council. Nancy Jo Wallis A little, tiny, cute, witty, charming darling. Boosters; Art Club; FBLA; FHA: Future Teachers; Alpha Sigma Phi; Kcd Cross; Latin Club: UNESCO; Dramatics Club; 4-H; Thespians; Science Club. Virginia Watkins A sunny smile and a friendly way. Mu Sigma; Future Nurses; Latin Club; Dramatics Club; FBLA; Science (dub; Buzzer Staff; Lc Petit Ccrclc. Barbara Watts For there’s happiness as well as care. Mu Sigma; FBLA; FHA; Library Club; Homecoming Queen 51-52. Warren Ray Wax Honesty needs no disguise or ornament. Mu Sigma: Honor Club: Spanish: Rand: Central Science: Junior Red Cross; 4-11; UNESCO. Nina Wheat Her ways are ways of pleasantness. Marilyn White Mach converse do I find in thee. FBI.A: FHA; UNESCO: 4-H. Judy Whiti.ock A light heart lives long. FBLA; Future Nurses; Mixed Chorus; FHA; Beauty Section. Charles Wilkins All who know him call hint friend. Latin; Physics; Band. Carolyn Williams Variety is the very spice of life. Beta Club; Art Club; Alpha Sigma Phi; Science Club: National Honor Society; Physics Club; FBLA; 4-H; Junior Red Cross; Math Club; Latin Club; Pelican Girls’ State: Mu Sigma; Fricassee Art Staff: Executive Council; Boosters; Student Council. C LOR IA WOEST Her ways are ways of pleasantness. FBLA; Alpha Sigma Phi; Art Club; Math Club: Junior Red Cross; Student Council. Pete Woodman A man who's not afraid to say his say. Band; Latin Club; Music (dub; Junior Red Cross. Juanita Wunstel Her eyes are like the midnight. Dramatics; Y-Teens; FBLA; 4-H; UNESCO: FHA: Future Nurses; Student Council; Spanish. Lorraine York Kindness like grain increases by solving. UNESCO; 4-H; Science; Math; Spanish; Junior Red Cross. Mr! Woods boosts up our spirits. - During the parade preceding the Catholic High game. Enjoying the dance after the game. “And departing leave behind Footprints on the sands of time ft ft A. HARRIET BARRY GERALD D'ARMOND As head cheerleader, he certainly added much to the spirit of dear old A most capable co-editor of The Fricassee. JIMMY DAUGHTRY His brilliant football talent added much to the team. B.R.II.S. EDWARD SKILLMAN JACK CARMENA Jack worked untiringly with the Key Club and with the Student Council. He worked diligently as President of Chemistry and Honor Clubs. TOM McKAY Because of his good statesmanship, he will represent Louisiana at Boys’ Nation. TOMMY LEE RETIF Smiling and friendly, she worked hard for the Boosters. He made a fine President of the Fu-MARY ANN FAZEKAS lure Teachers. JEAN JOLLY She worked untiringly with Mu Sigma and in the Cuidancc Office. Quietly working behind the scenes for four years Jean was certainly an asset to B.R.H.S. Her contribution to the Beta Club was noteworthy. MARY GILL She did outstanding work with the She did a fine job as President of BOB MORRIS the Beta and Art Clubs. He was the best football manager ever and we’re proud of him. MAR ’SUE LEGENDRE The fastest boy on our cinders. MARGARETTE RODGERS As Secretary-Treasurer of the Student Council, she did a fine job. She was a Booster, too. As President of the Boosters, she did a fine job. Her acting ability and leadership were invaluable to Thespians. DOTTIE COTTON Her work with F.B.L.A. is very commendable. She did outstanding work as President of F.H.A. WAYNE HEARD We arc very proud of the President of our Student Council. MARCELLA FLY NT ED LESSARD We are proud of him for his contribution to baseball and for his singing. She proved her ability to lead as President of the National Honor Society. BILL HUMPHRIES His hurdle-jumping and his work with the B.R. Club this year was fine. EDDIE MOORE He worked hard with the Math, Beta, and Key Clul s and the Student Council. BILL KITTO With efficiency and dependability, he served as the President of the Key Club. JACKIE McINTYRE She worked hard with the Future Teachers and the Math Club. Smiling and friendly, Don was t°P' rate in football. ARNOLD MASCARA Hi talrnt with the band and his leadership with the Rand Club was niost outstanding. As Business Manager of the Fricassee, she was lops. EVELYN JONES She worked hard with the Junior Red Cross and with the Music Clubs. DONNA I.F.F.T This Fricassee is proof of her work as Editor. JOAN KAUFMAN judy McMillan As a leader of the High-Steppers. Judy showed her ability and talent. JANE KEEN1C Jane worked hard in the Guidance office, with the Thespians, and with As President of the Dramatic Club, Joan displayed much poise and ability. F.B.L.A. (?Ca t TViCCa We. the Senior Class of 1955, being sound and sane of mind, as proclaimed b “us truly, do hereby bequeath and bestow our best—first and last—will and testament with the single desire that the very, very fortunate victims—we mean heirs—will appreciate these fine bequests and often recall to mind their generous benefactors. To MR. HELVESTON we leave the fond hope that his future graduating classes will be as brilliant as his first one. To MR. BURGE we leave a periscope so he can stay in his office and still watch the hall. To MRS. MICHAEL we leave a box of sure fire firecrackers. To MRS. MAJOR we leave plans for a reunion in ’65 of the Royal Order of Toads. To MRS. LIBBY we leave a quiet, unexplosive year with her chemistry students. To MISS BARNETT we leave an automatic “taboo'' stamper. To MRS. COCKRELL we leave a first period as highly intellectual as her 1955 group. To MRS. KINNEY we leave the omission of filing from her regular course of study in Office Practice. To MRS. CLARK we leave a cup of coffee “hot as a six-shooter.” To MISS DUNBAR we leave a first period class. To MRS. YOUNG we leave a purple Ford Thunder-bird. To MRS. LOMBARD we leave a chauffeur to drive her Cadillac roadster—which we also leave to her. To MR. LIGNOS we leave an all girl class that looks like Marilyn Monroe. To MRS. PILLOW we leave a group of “solid” thinkers. I, Sylvia Allain, will my height to Shirley Long. I, Mary Ardis Andre, will my ability to pop gum to all the freshmen. I,Malva Allen, will to my little sister, Linda Allen, my golden footsteps to follow. I, Wayne Alexander, will to John Schwab my track ability. I, Jo Ann Auter, will my love for Rainbow to Barbara Henry. I, Pat Blanchard, will my walk to Yvonne Hutchinson. I, Pat Ronanno, will to Gordon Lenor my love for the use of speech. I, Harriet Barry, will my “leash” to some future “Little Tiger” who might have a “Big Tiger” she would like to hold on to. I, Rosemary Bernard, leave my sweet, gentle disposition to Mary Alice Farrow. I, Ann Bowers, will my love of money and foreign cars to Alicia Ben net. I, Barbara Bond, will my figure to Linda Keddcr. I. Sandra Bello, will my marching ability to Virginia Mears. I, Mary Etta Broussard, will my love for blond crew-cuts to Mildred Whitney. I, Jeanette Bird, will my pictures of Alaskan scenery to Francis Brumett. I.Raphiel Benjamin, will my studious way to Carruth McGchcc. I. Jerry Brown, leave B.R.H.S. I, Dale Badcaux, will my old-maidish ways to all single girls sixteen or over. I, Mama Bass, will to Marjorie Kollar my long eye lashes. I, George Banta, will to Buddy Farrow my mental ability. I. Barbara Barbari, will my good grades in D.E. to Jerry Hutchins. I, Rose Mary Barnett, will my brown eyes to anyone who wants them. 1, Gordon Barney, will my 1:56 half mile run to Bobby Jordon. I. Emma Lou Beall, will my steadiness to Coleen Bolton. I, Rosemary Bailey, will my ability to count money to Future Business Managers. I, Van Brock, will to Billy Bateman my ability to get the leg. I, Larry Braud, will my writing ability to Editha Savage. I, Douglas Bradford, will my Latin ability to Bill Hamilton. l.Joan Badeaux, leave my height to Peggy Dccn. I, Pat Boyd, will immense love for Polly pips to Mrs. Major’s next third period class. I, Carolyn Bankston, will my four eyes to Byrd Ball. I,W. T. Barillier III, will my wonderful reputation to Daphne McNeill. I. Paula Broussard, will my ability to keep out of trouble to Janet Hooker. I,John Lake Bass, will my love for school to the Junior Class. I. Wilson Chaney, w ill to Sarah Vcrsen my knowledge of English. I. Barbara Comeaux, will my guitar and hillbilly singing to Annette Brianis. I. Ada Jean Carter, will my laugh to Mar) Gail Norwood. I. Dot Cutrer. will my lasting love to “Mealy boy ’ I. Lou Ellyn Campbell, will my love for big brothers to Ronnie Landry. I. Van Calhoun, do hereby will my wicked way with women to my brother. I. Dina Casso, leave my reputation to B.R.H.S. I, Sue Cooper, will my red hair to Margie Beckham. I. Jack Carmena. will to Calvin Moore my spendthrift ways on dates. I. Peggy Case, will my long hair to Ann McGhee. I. Jane Colvin, will my advice to the lovelorn to Barbara Allen. 1. Joyce Cotton, leave with Mr. Burge my fondest memories in Civics and American-History Classes. We, Bobbie and Dottie Cotton, will our double troubles to the Whitney twins. I. Barbara Crowell, will my place in Boosters to Bonnie Crowell. I, Carole Carlisle, will to Jeanne Devall my inability to work Mrs. Major’s algebra problems. I, Margaret Callendar, leave to Ida Mae Round my easy schedule as a senior. I, Thelma Cowart, will my love for studying to Katherine. I, Jimmy Daughtry, will to Coach Gourricr my private “cue stick.” I. Larry Durant, will to Tommy Cook, an armless girl. I, Mary Donaldson, will my secret love to Betty Kennedy. I. Bill de Vries, will my “sax’ to Bobby Terrebone. I. Barbara Dicharry. will my dimples to Patsy Ratcliff. I. W. 0. Dowden, will my great manner of thinking to myself in case I don't get out this year. I. Dianne Desselle, will my love for Lady Macbeth to Joy Butler. I,Juliette Day, leave my love for Macbeth to Joy Butler. I, Gerald D'Armond. will to Benny Hudnall my looks. I. Marlin Davis, w ill my clothes to Billy McGowan. I, Ann Doherty, will my great High-Stepping ability to Jo Ann Helveston. I. Joel Dampf. will my serious study habits to Carruth McGehee. I. Lynnette Daniel, will my shy ways to Julius Harrell. I, Bill Dccuir, will my “throwing” arm to Lumpy Champagne. I. Jackie Fournet. will my love for all boys to all girls. I. Ellen Faye Fitzgerald. will my love for Miss Reed's class to Elizabeth Murphrce. I. John Fort, will my ability as a fullback to Benny Hudnall. I. Margaret Frazier, will my love for chewing gum to Margaret Russell. I. Ryan Faulk, will my glasses to Carl Hoover. I. Marcella Flvnt, will my bright red glasses to Etta Ann Champagne. I, Carole Friese. will my love for crew-cuts to Patsy Bovard. I.Marv Ann Fazckas. will my broad smile to Julie Sholars. I. Margaret Fairchild, will my position as majorette to Billie Fairchild. I, Al Farries. will to Benny Hudnall a math book. I, George Glass, will my ability in Algebra to Robert Mattox. I, Mary Lillie Glynn, will my intelligence to “Sugar” Palmer. I. Jimmy Gill, will my quiet personality to Jimmy Kepper. I. Elise Giadone. will my nursing career to Rita Beard. I. Marv Gill, w ill to Lazelle Chaney my love for the band. I. Inez Gauthier, will my big blue eyes to Jane Baker. I. Dorothy Gagliano, will my tallness to all short people at B.R.H.S. I. June Hernandez, will my love for Coach Harrison to the football team. 1. Helen Houdart. will my love for American History to my brother Don. I, Mary Louise Herpich. will my ability to go steady to Edwina Herpich. I, Sherry Harclson, leave to June Young my ability to get along with Mrs. Arnold. I, Jackie Hutton, will all my ice cream cones -to Tommy Cook. I. Fee Hamilton, will my height to Donald Norwood. I. Bill Hickey, w ill my way with women to Larry McCulley. I, Alice Ilovey, will my modern dancing and jitter-bugging abilities, so many, to Miss I eBlanc who doesn’t have any. I. Robert Himes, will my speed on 440-yard dash to Joe Simon. I, Bobbie Louise Hutchinson, will to Frances my love for the “Marine Corps. I, Annette Harris, will my 20-20 vision to Ormond McElroy. I, Leo Higginbotham, will my great admiration of sandals to “Bone Anderson. I, Barbara Ham, will to my sister, Helen, my art of being on time. I. Bill Humphreys, will my ability to run the hurdles to some crazy boy. I.L. J. Hicks, will my love for Mrs. Michael’s Macbeth to some poor Junior. I. Darlene Holden, will my long hair to Ann Werner. I, Sherry Hatcher, will my great love for horses to Sue Cook. LBettye Harrison, will my ability to jitterbug to Sue Hansen. I. Michael Holmes, will my love for hunting to Tommy Cook. I. Lillian Hatcher, will my Spanish ability, such as it is, to Nancy Anders. I, Jo Anne Helm, will my blonde hair to Linda Redder and her olive complexion. I. Bobby Hartquist, will my ability to chunk, to Warren Rabb. I, Wayne Heard, will my place on the bench to Neil Jones. I, Sylvia Hill, will my soft voice and sweetness to Betty Stacey. I, Diann Hoth. will to Carolyn McQueen my short hair. f, Joan Isaminger, will my ability to dance and way with boys to my sister, Brenda. I, John Paul Jones, will my love of school to Charles Krake. I. Evelyn Jones, will my place in the Music Department to Beverly Smith. I, Eileen Jones, will my crazy ideas to Gladys Kirby. I.Wavne James, leave horseback riding to Kathleen Gaines. I, Jean Jolly, leave my flirtatious ways to future “jambons.” I, Mary Louise Jones, will my love for drummers to Michael Vine. I, Joan Kaufman, will to Gay Cooper my calm manner. I, Flo Kendrick, will my place on the honor roll to Martha Facundas. I. Stern Kimball, will my w it to any Junior that wants it. I, Buddy King, will to Camille Duhe, my woman killing abilities. I, Robert Kirst, w ill my school spirit to Jerry Smith. I, Bill Kitto, will to Miss Dunbar my ten minutes of study time. I, George Knight, w ill my compass to Robert Mattox. I, Buddy Knox, leave my music ability to Robert Mattox. I, Jane Koenig, will to Joanne Bennett my position with Thespian make-up! I, Kay Koenig, will my ability to dress in a hurry to Mrs. Prescott. 1, Don Kozan. will my speed to my brother, Wayne. I, Barbara Gayle Lewis, will my love for “Ray” to “Boots” Byrd. I, Mar'Sue Legendre, will my love for graduates to Yvonne Hutchinson. I. Barbara Leopold, will my position in Boosters to Libby Murphree. I, Liz L’Heureux, will a quiet first period class to Mrs. Cleo Clark (without me). I, Harold Linder, leave my ability of getting out of class to Carruth McGehee. I, Marguerite I.andon, will my love for gossip to Dottic Simons. I. Patty Jo Landry, will my curly hair to Melba Sweeney. I, Gail Lester, will my one-million-two hundred-thousand freckles to Joan Anderson who will put them to good use. I. Kirk Lindsay, will my love for “Macbeth to Larry Champagne. I, Larry Lalumandier, w ill my alligators to Cecil Dabrowoski. I, F. J. I.e Faye, will my comb to Neal Jones. I, Ed Lessard, will what’s left of Mrs. Major's leg to Benny Hudnall. I, Mickey Lee, will my position in the Crud Club. Pastime Chapter, to Winchy Brashcars. I. Kenneth Lively, leave my green roadster to Mickey Green. I, Sidney Langhart, will -the worries of F.T.A. to the next president. I, Audrey Lejeune, will my curls to anybody that wants them. (Continued on page 201) AC«CC MOv V CHUOlt CfiRui • «.' ANN«e ‘■AUR, ft 6AI,VON JACKlC «t K ' «« K- 1 Buck rwm Jim luhlh NAKNIC viN ccr««v r iflfft-Vfvj i WHiTf ♦ MAQCAun FtVHT PN£ JANitC NcMotwCH INO VjCK Bo� � «e toTTow WAVN6 HtAftO y Q«TTi t COfTOM JUOV WKITIOCK Jf� r JOttv hAnE JEAM MkVt S June HCRHANDCC HOTt iW Feeling in a mood to explore Let’s walk through the years to 1964. The Seniors of ’55 are all round the globe Interesting facts about them we’ll probe. We find Ed Lessard out West in the saddle Forever rounding up Cowboy Luke’s cattle. We see Sherry Harelson on a dance floor With much gaiety and talent galore. The Colton twins are writing clever scripts To add to Disney’s Cartoon quips. D’Armond and Gill of Mrs. Michael’s Mob Are in Hollywood with a good job. We see the tennis “Pros” Crowell and Vick Who handle their rackets like a stick. As first lady President of our Nation Harriet B. cleared all bells by a Proclamation. Tommy Lee’s life is quiet and secluded She sings “Just my Bill” Junior’s included. John Liter, a reporter, works on the Times He spends his time in solving many crimes. Barbara Turner, a girl so full of pep Is teaching Romeos the latest dance step. Lillian Hatcher has succeeded in her call She played “Chopsticks” in Carnegie Hall. In Hollywood we find Jackie Sue H. very busy As “Petunia Pig” she’s posing for Walt Disney. Mamie Singletary, Walt’s assistant, is now Or rather still learning to draw a cow. Genie Slaughter, so much Spanish she knows Wonders why the feminine is not “Amigos.” Judy McMillan, lovely girl, is still on the loose Introduced Jitterbugging to the Ballet Russe. Carolyn B. is seeing the world on a breeze She’s a missionary sailing the seven seas. Gail Lester’s poetry is really very keen She writes Poems for Esquire’s Varga Queen. Mary E. Broussard, in a kindergarten gives advice She teaches children to be naughty but nice. Marilyn Robertson of advertising fame Poses for soap ads and has a great name. Raphael B. tried to buy the Ziegfield Folly But is now a conductor on a trolley. Van Calhoun, who was Ra-Ra’s best pal Walks 5th Ave. with his best gal. Alice Hovey tried a fling at evangelism Rut is more inclined to vandalism. M’sieur Carmena tried to do some painting But has his Master’s in “Tiger Training.” As a “Noo-Noo” model Wilna had luck Rut as “Pin-up” we think she got stuck. Bettye Harrison never flies the coop She stays home to heat her Carl’s soup. Margo Smith, a traveler gained recognition Trying since ’55 to give Eleanor competition. Jackie McIntyre on the stage in gay Paree Loves to sing the words, “Ma Chcric.” Barbara Ham is a secretary in the White House And has to keep as quiet as a mouse. And Bowers has retired to a far off land And is dreaming and writing all by hand. A trip to Cuba will see Patty Jo She’s down there trying to do the Mambo. Spedale and Poirrier who play pro football Now pace up and down the maternity hall. Our pals George and Juliette have hit pay In a baby-sitter service—Knight and Day. Jan Bird, Betty L. Robbins, and Jerry Crain Keep on the wing—sleet, hail, or rain. Buck Blum, who used to run track Now looks for pins in Durant’s haystack. All the Basses arc getting a thrill It seems they have discovered “Merry” Gill. We hear that our friend Wayne Alexander Is being tried by Judge Decuir for slander. Career women Jo Ann Auter and Ada J. Carter Starlet! a fad wearing crazy red garters. A grand occupation has Dot Cutrer She plays water boy for Santa's reindeer. What's this we hear about F. J. La Fay It seems he still has that ole’ Av-ay-ay. Have you heard about Arnold Mascaro He married that socialite Isabel “1. Shadow. Barbara Dicharry whose smile was so sweet Models for soap ads and ever looks neat. The trio Moore, Moran, and Linder Were last seen washing skyscraper's windows. “Gee” Damph and “MeMe” Jorgenson are quite a pair They are tight-ropc walkers, suspended in air John Paul Jones now has a fleet He helps Pat Bonanno import elephant meat. Rosemary Bailey owns a chain of stores And sends monthly bills to all the doors. Sterry, Larry L., and Dannie Mixon Now replace Santa's Cupid, Donner, and Blitzen. Sailing the seas is our own John Fort He has a sweetheart in every port. O-Leo, not butter do we acclaim, For he and his horn have made a big name. On the beach at Waikiki is Carole Friese Working in a club and enjoying the breeze. In an apartment on Park Avc. wc see, by golly None other than our own Jean Jolly. Down in Mexico is June Hernandez Married to a man named Juan Fernandez. In Hollywood as a secretary there is Harriet Tubb She has a small son whose name is “Bub.” Here’s Pat Boyd, the busy housewife She surely is leading a busy life. Carolyn Williams has an apartment in New York She’s a famous artist and is often seen at the “Stork.” Mary I,. Herpich is as sophisticated as ever Opened a charm school—Isn't that clever? Pete Woodman who was always so lazy Is now a father and is almost crazy. Frances Pitcher with her loud voice Is now a quiet doctor—by her choice. Pat Blanchard and Barbara Watts, in Chicago Are famous secretaries and always on the go. Here’s Ann Doherty, that lovely creature She was recently married by the preacher. Keily Sommers, always proficient in French Is now wielding a great big monkey-wrench. An honest lawyer is Robert Himes He recently wrote an article for “The Times.” Doyla Mae Metz is traveling round the globe She’s learned to cook, especially the “daube.” Teaching “Ike” the Virginia Reel Is nowr the job of Emma Lou Beall. Robert Say has become a great scientist And has given the field a new twist. Putting baby clothes in one big pile Is now the occupation of Carol Carlisle. Sylvia Roberts teaches voice to movie stars And wrote a new song called “Going to Mars.” Annette Harris has a leading part In the Broadway play by Sid Langhart. Fern Valentine, as usual, is working hard For Hallmark, writing many a card. Two millionaires that are just having fun Are Jerome Safer and Jim Robinson. Joan Kaufman has a job on the stage And spends her time reading many a page. To guard the historical Plymouth Rock Requires the talent of Judy Whitlock. Gordon O’Hara famous band leader Has also become an avid reader. Marguerite Landon and Robert Kollar Have a TV show called “My Bottom Dollar.” Rodgie Reeves, the lover boy of our class Works in a factory blowing pretty glass. If wc “Linger” awhile and pay the “Fee” The French actor Barillier we shall see. Jean Rayne, always a perfect lady Has married a wealthy man named “Brady.” No more time have we left to spend So now. dear friends, our probing must end. 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HtRPtCK 30Wftwo « V RoW� 1 « 1M 3S ' ViAC,� N«A Etuo WAARs L waw “The stream of time glides smoothly on; And is past before we know ” Joan Adcock Wayne Albritton Connie Allen Donald Allred Sybil Avery Joan Babin Jane Baker Rita Mae Baker Hamlin Barham Danny Barnum Richard Barton Murray Bass Margie Beckham Joanne Bennett Richard Bennett Faith Bcrdon Kay Bethea Gayle Biehler Betty Bilisoly Donnie Blackman Lyndall Blackwell Dorothy Blount Barbara Blush Glenda Bolan Colleen Bolton George Bonicard Beryl Bourgeois Patsy Bovard Annette Brianis Lynn Bridges Bettye Broussard Annette Brown Judy Brumfield Kay Bryant Brenda Buford Betty Burns Irene Burton Judy Bush Joy Butler Sally Caldwell James Carroll Rodney Cary Lynda Cavil Etta Ann Champagne Lazelle Chaney Sonny Clark Charlene Clarke Billy Cointment Estelle Colvin Tommy Cook Ethel Cocoran Clarence Courtney Beverly Coxe James Coxe Robert Crawford Hebron Cutrer Ann d’Aquin Mike Day Joan Digirolamo Yvonne Dowdy Adrienne Dresser Camille Duhc Sharon Edwards Mary A. Farrow Marie Felps Jason Fendlcson Ashton Fernandez Monica Fisher Ronda Fraser Patricia Fuerst Kathleen Gaines Charles Gaushcll Marie Giacone Gayle Gibbs Barbara Golson Dewitt Gordon Luella Gordon Ann Grace Shelia Graves Jack Green Marion Green Mickey Green Joyce Griffin Bobby Guion Rose Mary Gullcdgc Luke Hadinot Susan Hansen Glen Hardin Joyce Hart Larry Hatcher Joyce Heard Lynwood Hebert Jo Ann Helveston Frank Herbert Catherine Hcrget John Herget Bettve Mae Hinton Carolyn Hohinsee Ann Homberger Philip Horne Louise Howard Benny Hudnall Yvonne Hutcheson Jerry Hutchins John Hutchinson Earline Jennings Don Johnson Mary M. Johnson Neal Jones Jeannie Kantrow Linda Kedder Jimmy Keller Netty Keller Janice Kelly Jimmie Kepper Gus Kinchen Gladys Kirby Bobby Kirkpatrick Marjorie Kollar Emmy Lou La Casse Clara LaLande Mickey Langhart Sonya Leggio Peter Lcgleu Jane Lillcy Margaret Livingston Carole Lloyd Glynn McCrory Connie McCulley James McDaniel Ormand McElroy Deryl McGrew Billy McGowan Sonia McMahon Sue McMirphy Carolyn McQueen Wayne McVadon Jane Marquart Ken Mashon Sidney Massey Robert Mattox Virginia Mcars Jean Melder June Melder Janet Meyer Charlie Sue Monroe Bill Montgomery Barbara Moore Calvin Moore Carolyn Mullins Libby Murphree Jake Netterville Mary Gail Norwood Elizabeth Ogden Jackie O’Neill Sally O'Neill Marilyn Owen Aida Palmer Annie Parrino Kay Passman Lady Pat Patterson Charles Peabody Dorothy Pitts James Pixton Gaynell Plauche Allie Pogue Ralph Price Ann Pugh Joe Haley Randy Randolph Janaki Rao Patsy Ratliff Sandra Ratcliff Mike Rauch Barry Rester Lenora Rinaudo Elva Rockholt Barbara Rodgers Beverly Rodriguez Mary Rogers Nanette Saltz Jeff Say Sara Schittone Billie Schoonmakcr John Schwab Jesse Searles Jimmy Seese Mary Ann Schackelford Carolyn Sharkey Pat Shattuck Joe Arthur Simon Dorothy Simons Larry Simmons Sharon Singerman Beverly Smith David Smith Ellen Smith Jerry Smith Robert Smith Neill Spaht Katherine Spitale Janie Sproles Robert Starnes Tommy Stockman Nancy Stone Deanna Stoufflct Virginia Strange Ronald Strickland Jackie Sumerford Jerille Taylor Dennis Theriot Barbara Thomas Brenda Thompson Mary George Thompson Sandra Tinnes Delores Trahan Buddy Tucker Milan Turk Sybil Ann Vandenburg Sharon Vernon Donald Walker Claudette West Bob White Mildred Whitney June Young Feltus Stirling Nora Whitney Anne Williamson Anne Williamson Mary Lou Williamson Murlin Willie Margie Wilson Mike Wilson Carlene Winborn MRF 6 Ah, well, when time has flown How it fled! It is better neither to ask nor to tell. Carolyn Adams Diane Adams Patsy Alexander Barbara Allen Linda Allen Joan Anderson Carl Andrews Charles Andrews Judy Angelloz Lester Arnold David Ash Sally Bahan Byrd Ball Krispin Balliet Evelyn Bankston Shirley Bankston Lucie Raye Barillier Judy Barrow John Barry William Bateman Carroll Beale Warren Beard Sharon Beckham Alicia Bennett Anne Blair John Blanchard Frances Boyles Eleanor Brewer Richard Caldwell Georgene Cannon Carol Cason Edward Cedatol Marilyn Chisholm Gay Cooper Naomi Cornet Patricia Costello Peggy Cotten Esina Ann Couvillion Katherine Cowart Anne Curry Gloria Curry William Cutforth Beth Cutrer Mary Lou Cutrer Volean Davis Carolyn Dawson Judy Day Richard Day Delores Decuir Janice Deen Betty Ann DeLagc Deanna DeRossett Barbara Dickerson Dorothy Duplantis Holley Durant George Edwards Carolyn Englehardt Carol Ann Evans Pat Flanagan Ann Fogleman Sally Fox Sue Frank Gwen Frederick Gloria Gartman Diane Gathright Louise Gennusa Ann Georghegan Nancy Gleason Martha Graphia Helen Ham Linda Hampton Terry Hardcastle James Harp Earl Hatton Kay Heard Gordon Hebert Juanita Heine Kathleen Henson Glenda Hinote Jan Hooker Carolyn Humphrey Martha James Carole Junkins Terry Karns Amelia Keen Bobby Kimbrough Carolyn Kitto Kenny Kling Wayne Kozan Freddy Kring Betty La Cour Carolyn Lalumandier Gail Lagarde Marilyn Langhart Buddy Larguier Janet La Salle Phyllis Lee Sherrill Levy Gayle LiRocchi Shirley Long Margaret Lyle Carruth McGehee Diane McKinney Daphne McNeill James McQueen Mary Madden Donna Maddox Celia Manners Larry Marroy Margie Merrick PhynicRae Miceli Jeanie Miller Mary Jo Miller Butch Mixon Helen Moreau Will Naylor Toby Nicholson Randolph Ogden Glancie Palmer Marie Parker Andrew Parrino Charles Lee Pate, Jr. Janice Pate Billie Pierce Shirley Piper Sammy Platt Jane Powers Carolyn Poche Lynda Price Patsy Reagin Barbara Reeves Philip Reichert Jeanie Reigler Noy Robbins Ann Rockholt Kitty Roy Carole Rutland John Saladin Beverly Sanchez Evelyn Sanchez Editha Savage Ccnc Scuddcr Irwin Shaab Jondon Shilg Julie Sholars Joyce Simmons Larry Sleeth Robert Smiley Betty Smith Marjorie Smith Arlene Snyder Lvnette Sommers Betty Stacey Lynn Stander Jimmy Starnes Bob Stevens Elizabeth Stirling Lance Stockwell Eva Mae Stokes Lynn Swayze Melha Sweeney Sheldon Taylor Jimmie Lee Thomas Kenny Thomas Jimmy Toups Susan Tucker Pete Turner Laura Varnado Sarah Versen Sandra Waguespack Mary Jane Wallace Kenneth Webb Joyce Westmoreland George White John W'iese Sylvia Wiese Juanita Wilkinson Barbara Williams Betty Ruth Williams Elva Williams Sandra Williams Nell Kay Wilson Nita Wilson JoAnn Womack Carolyn Woodfin Donald Youngs La June Young Harry Farrell Alas, how swift the moments fly! How flash the years along!” Kandel Abshire, Jr. Carrol Aby, Jr. Jimmy Adcock A. S. Albright Bob Allclo Mary Allen Mable Andrews Mary Andrews Mary Ann Archer Patricia Aubin Bonny Jo Babin Edith Bacot Jimmie Bagley Jimmy Bankhead Jewell Bankston Stan Bardwell Donna Barker Charles Barnum Mary Scott Barton Jinny Bass Judy Bass Sam Bass Sara Beal Bobhy Bennett Jeanie Besto Jan Bethea Carolyn Blades June Blush Sindee Bonacorso Catherine Bonham Nicky Bowling Tanis Breeden Amanda Brewer Tommy Brunson Ann Buell Betty Cain Carolyn Caldwell Donald Calhoun Jay Canella Bonnie Lou Cangelosi Linda Causey Connie Chitton Ann Clark Grace Clarke Susan Cliver Bobcttc Cohn Jo Ann Cooper Robin Cotton Dorothy Cox Sara Crifasi Ann Croissant Joan Croissant Dorothy Curtis Bill D’Armond Winston D’Armond Ann Gayle Darouse Douglas Davidson Floyd Davis Kathleen Dees Carolyn Dixon Donna Dodge Jimmy Doherty Kenny Domma Bill Dunham Venita Dyer Mary Catherine Evans Louise Faulk Jimmy Faulkner Peggy Forgey Sandra Forman Glenda Gaar Mary Ann Gaines Lynn Gamble Patricia Garrene Sylvia Garrene Val George Johnny Gutweiler Mary Ellen Hampton Melinda Harrison Diane Hathorn Jeanne Hebert Tommy Heck Barbara Henry Stella Hignight John Hilliard Gertrude Holden Sylvia Holden Sally Homberger Lloyd Hoover John 'Hornsby Don Houdart Helen Houston Billy Irving Brenda Isaminger Judy Johnson Maxine Jones Joe Jones Harvey Keen Celia Kent Pat Keith Charlyn Kelly Sandra Kelly Becky Knight Lois La Cour Ronny Landry Pat LaMonda Kay Lceroy Priscilla Letterman Adrienne Lindsay Barbara Long Christine Luckins Tolly McCollum Marilyn McCrony Larry McCulley Ann McCchce Kathleen McGurk Heather McLean Gwen McLin Molly McMillan Madelon Manner Norma Jean Manno Peggy Mascara Wendy Mascara Jane Matthews Paul Matthews Susan Maxton Melanie Meeks Carol Meier Sally Melun Charles Menville Patsy Miranda Bill Mitchel Charles Mittendorf Dottie Mixon Dee Moise Molly Moran Carolyn Moreau Henson Moore Marilyn Mulkcy Maurine Mullins R. L. Murray Sue Ellen Myers Mike Nelson Ralph Newell Mattye O'Banion Laura Oubre Owen Parker Val Ann Papenburg Harold Paulk Rose Marie Pearce Carole Pedarre Jeanne Rhed Charles Phillips Julie Phillips Kay Phillips Manson Pitcher Kay Pitts Ada Marie Prevost Patty Pugsley Ruth Rainey Roslyn Ramser Sue Rayburn Vicky Redden Becky Richardson Eunice Ritchie Robin Robb Margaret Robertson Ted Rockett Linda RocLhold Katie Rodriguez Laron Rosson Linda Russell Margaret Russo Joan Savage Dicky Schmieder Ann Schudmak Phyllis Schwab Emma Lou Schwab Suellcn Scott Lester Seaman Katherine Seese Martha Ann Shaffett Nancy Gail Shay Sandra Shiflet Mehl Singerman Sherry Singleton Don Smith Thurman Smith Judy Steiner Betty Stephens Jean Stephens Janet Stover Ben Swayze Michael Theriot Gloria Thompson Shirley Thomas Dale Thomas Alice Thurman Johnnie Gay Tinsley Harry Todd Charlainc Toups Paul Toups Sheila Toye Barbara Turpin Marvin Valega Lois Vernon Donna Vicknair Michael Vines June Voorhies Ann Walls Patsy W a scorn Jo Ann Watson Jerry Webb Shirley Webb Billy White Mary Frances White Tommy Williams Wayne Williams Parker Williamson Sandra Sue Willis Bobby Winans Jo Ann Worley Jimmy Wyatt Manon Wyatt Mary Clark Yost Dorothy York Marjorie Ziegler Mary Stinpley Joyce Aucoin Don Harris “To the true teacher, time's hourglass Should still run gold dust. . . ” Well known literature is studied in Senior English. “Julius Caesar” is enjoyed by Sophomore English students. First row, across: Miss Kcaty Miss Barnett Mrs. Michael Second row, across: M iss Booth Mrs. Lombard Mrs. Peters English students study grammar. 'Met fl 0Vl9tcUt6 t efrasitrttettte' Looks interesting, doesn’t it? Time is taken out from English to prepare for a big football game. The Journalism Class puts out the school paper. Mrs. Davis Mrs. Cockrell Mr. Claunch Mrs. Wier First picture of new Home Ec building. Laying a pattern for cutting. %ca uwttc i 'Deftanfateat Future Homemakers learn to cook. Science 'Defiantment Students seek mysteries of Science with the microscope. General Science students display interesting projects. Physics Class hard at work. =Q Jack and Raphael display experiments. Mrs. Gales Mr. Lignos Mrs. Davis jotV Here sit our future stenographers. (?a K tfe'ice 'Deftant ne«t£ Mrs. Kinney Miss Norwood Mrs. Clark A Typing claw work? hard. Social Science ‘DeftcvUntent Mrs. Arnold Mrs. jPe t)y Mrs. Huckins Miss Millet Students enjoy speaking French and studying about France. French Class learns The. Marseillaise. “Tftcc cc The Band practice room. 'Deftanfateitt Mrs. Pourciau Speech students practice reading. The Speech Department presents a play. Mr. Gourrier gives instructions in and demonstrates Driving. Mrs. Collier Mr. Clark Defianfateitt Making stage sets is one of the art department's projects. Mechanical drawing class is enjoyed by many art students. A student prepares to fire a clay model that he has made. A “model” Christmas Tree. Mrs. Prescott Miss LcBlanc 'PtufAteaC ScUuxUc GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM First row: Carolyn Poche, Elsie Honeycutt, Jo Ann Helveston. Second row: Miss LeBlanc, Margaret Frazier, Alice Hovey, Patsy Bovard. Third row: Edwina Her pick, Barbara Bond. San dra Williams, Sally Caldwell. Virginia Strange, Nettie Keller. Fourth row:' Carolyn Hohenseo, Dee Stoufflet, Billie Schoon-maker. Louise Gcnnusa. Outdoor sports are fun. The Girls’ Basketball team practice for a game. •i 'Defc sit ne tt 'Dca u uttue Mrs. Holcombe D.E. students discuss production, Pupils practice salesmanship- F li I The Fricassee Iteau ty judges. e Dr. C. Ackal The winners! “Time is a river of passing events” unec(Mtcf€ 2ccee t MARGIE RONALDSON MARGARETTA RODGERS I MAR’SUE LEGENDRE CATHERINE HERGET LYNN BRIDGES ANN MELTON BETTY BROUSSARD WOM @6fU4t K z4' a cC tftnl MAR SUE LEGENDRE Jo Ann Helveston presenting Mar Sue I egendre with red roses at the Christmas Dance. illlilil ‘PeCtcatt {fate,' State HONORS RECEIVED BY THE B.R.H.S. REPRESENTATIVES—Mar’Sue Legendre. City Judge. Senator, Register of State I.and Office; Margarette Rodgers, Mayor of Texas City, Parish Parly Chairman, State Treasurer, Most Outstanding Citizen of Texas City; Joel Dampf, House of Representatives, Superintendent of Education: Jane Colvin. Parish Party Committeeman and Chairman, House of Representatives; Jean Jolly, Most Dedicated and Service Award, District Judge, Supreme Court and Defending Attorney. Parish Party Committeeman. Attorney in City Court; Mary Ann Fazekas, Commissioner of Finance; Carolyn Williams, Feliciana Parish Assessor; Tommy Lee Rctif. Commissioner of Finance. Senator. Dedicated Service Trophy; Patty Jo Landry, Commissioner of Finance. Petcccut State HONORS RECEIVED BY THE B.R.H.S. REPRESENTATIVES Tom McCoy, Mayor of North Carolina City, Parish Party Chairman, Federalist Nominee for Governor. Mayor of “Best” City, Most Outstanding boy of ’54 Boys’ State, Chosen to represent Louisiana at Boys’ Nation; Ed Lessard. Commissioner of Public Health and Safety, Second in Talent Show; Eddie Moore, City Auditor, Sergeant-at-Arms in Senate. Nationalist Party Publicity Chairman; Bill Kitto. Best Citizen of Missouri City, Commissioner of Finance; Gordon Barney, Commissioner of Parks and Streets, Sheriff. Senator; Bob Morris, House of Representatives; Gerald D’Armond, Clerk of Court, House of Representatives. Inset: A1 Jones, City Government Fire Chief, Member of third ranking city. MISS ALEXANDER and MISS ETHELYN WATT A tribute was paid to Miss Alexander in THE STANOCOLAN, official publication of the Esso Standard Oil Company of Louisiana. Citizens of Baton Rouge, and particularly the pupils and personnel of Baton Rouge High School, arc keenly interested in the portrait that has been made of her ... a lovely tribute to a charming lady, whom we shall never forget. Miss Watt is the artist. s4t6tetcc4 MRr First row: Schoonmaker, Hoard, McDaniels, Cray, Terrell, Tonguis, Waguespack, W. Harris, J. Harris, Stablier. Second row: W. Kozan, Hardin, Strange,’ Kepper, Fort, Hudnall. D. Kozan, Poirrier, Flannigan. Third row: Kinchen, Kabb. Bateman. Daughtry. Spedale, Arnold. Turner, Jones, Kennedy, Norwood. MR. FRED BANKSTON Line Coach MR. CLAUDE HARRISON Head Coach JUNIOR TEAM First row: Davidson, Manager; Forbes, Taylor, Phillips. Naylor, Day, Hanson. Cantu. Hochendel. Terrell, Stablier, Smith. Dugas, Manager. Second row: Alden, Alexander, Terry, Harrison, Knippcrs, Woolridge, Marroy, Medici, Hart. Third row: Coach Murphree. Weiss. Sweeny, Brunson. Chambers, Arnold. Allen. Caldwell. Marino, Starens, McQueen. WENDELL HARRIS Wingback JOE HARRIS Tailback WAYNE KOZAN Fullback DON KOZAN Fullback CHARLES SPED ALE End CHARLES STRANGE End GLENN HARDIN End BOB STEVENS End WAYNE STABLIER Wingback BENNY tlUDNALL Fullback TOMMY WAGUESPACK Guard JIMMY DAUGHTRY Blocking Back ALBERT TONGUIS Center CHARLES SCHOONMAKER Guard GORDON ARNOLD Center ALLEN FUGLER Tackle ROBERT KENNEDY Guard GUS KINCHFN End RICHARD TURNER Tackle WAYNE HEARD Guard DON NORWOOD End Warren Rabb, Cus Kinchen, and John Fori were selected from the JIMMIE KEPPER Bulldog squad for the All-State Team this past season. Cuard HICKEY POIRRIFR Wringback WARREN RABB Tailback JOHN FORT Guard 1954 BULLDOG SCHEDULE Rahb scores against the Kedemptorist Wolves in our first game of the season. PAT FI.ANNIGAK As a 200 pound tackle, Pat really aided the Bulldog line. BULLDOGS vs HOLY CROSS Even though the New Orleans sports writers called the first B.R.H.S. victory over Holy Cross a “Fluke ’ the Bulldogs literally crushed the Tigers’ single wing attack. The Bulldogs won thus gaining the South Louisiana Championship and winning a berth in the State Finals. Bulldogs Opponents 41 Redemptorist ............................ 13 19 Bolton 6 18 Jesuits ... 6 33 Holy Cross ............................ 12 7 Terrebonne 6 20 Bogalusa .................................... 7 28 Catholic High 6 14 Sulphur 21 26 Jennings .................................. 25 18 Istrounia _________________________________ 7 27 Holy Cross ................................. 21 12 Lake Charles 35 BULLDOGS vs TERREBONNE The two Harris boys, “Freshmen” Joe and Wendell, pulled the Bulldogs out of the fire in the last two minutes of the game. Joe scored on a nineteen-yard jaunt and calm, cool, and collected Wendell kicked the winning point. BULLDOGS vs BOGALUSA Powerful offensive play put the Bulldogs out front in the first half of this game. In spite of an attempted comeback by the Lumberjacks in the second half, the Bulldogs were able to maintain their lead and win the game. Another Bulldog touchdown BULLDOGS vs SULPHUR BULLDOGS vs BEARS B.R.H.S. gained a strong foothold in • : race for the district crown by defeating Golden Bruins of Catholic High 5ch Rabb, Jones, Kozan, and .Norwood were stal warts for the Bulldogs. Homecoming this year was a sad affair as the Torrid Tors caught the Bulldogs in their poorest form. The Bulldogs’ two touchdown passes were not enough to defeat the Tors. BOBRY BOLIN Although most of the season with an injury, he stopped many a hack in the line. MIKE GRAY Even though Mike-weighed only 140 lbs., hr was a sparkplug on the Bulldog team. BILL HUMPHRIES and BOB MORRIS did an excellent job of managing the team these past two years. BULLDOGS vs INDIANS The victory over the Is-trouma Indians was the B n 11 d o g s’ best defensive game. Bv winning this game, the Bulldogs won the City, District, and Big 12 Championships. BULLDOGS vs HOLY GROSS The Bulldogs “pulled” one of the Biggest upsets of the year by defeating the heavily favored Holy Gross Tigers. Poirrier and Don Kozan played an outstanding game; both broke away for long runs. BULLDOGS vs LAKE CHARLES We, the students and faculty of B.R.H.S. are very proud of the fact that our football team progressed to the final playoff for State title. The Bulldogs started slowly and never were in the game. There were some high spots in the game though. One occurred when Kabb passed fifty yards to Jimmy Daughtry for a touchdown. Another was a forty-yard run by center. Neal Jones, in the last two seconds of the first half. These high spots were not enough as Lake Charles overpowered the Bulldogs. 1955 BULLDOG BASKETBALL TEAM Both semes above are from the B.R.H.S. Catholic High Game. MR. CLYDE jCATHA—Coach DANNY BARNUM—Manager B.R.H.S. v« ISTROUMA B.R.H.S. vs TERREBONNE DON KOZAN GUS KINCHEN ED LESSARD EMMETT EVERETT BILL KITTO DON NORWOOD JOHN HUTCHISON WARREN RABB GENE IjONG BOBBY KIRKPATRICK TRACK TEAM Front row, left to right: Joe Harris. John Schwab. John Liter. Clark Rider. Fletcher Oakley, Leon Terrell, Ralph Price. Mike Wilson. Second row: Cus Kinchen. Wayne Kozan, Jerome Safer. Eddie Moore, Gordon Harney, David Owings, Don McCormick, Charles Schoonmaker, Langdon Buie. Third row: Carl Hoover, Manager: Wayne Stablier, Don Kozan. Wendell Harris, Buck Blum. Bill Humphries, Warren Rabb, Don Norwood. Bobby Hartquist, Pat Flanagan, Billy Bateman, Glen Hardin, Mr. W. B. Gourricr. Coach. GLENN HARDIN FLETCHER OAKLEY. JOE HARRIS JOHN LITER BUCK BLUM DON NORWOOD CHARLES SCHOONMAKER, PAT FLANNICAN LANGDON BUIE, BILLY BATEMAN WARREN RABB. BOBBY HARTWUIST GUS KINCHEN B.K.H.S. GOLF TEAM James Williams, Norman Nee ms, Jolin Spencer, Donald Kraft. Talmadge Clark. Jackie John Mellon, Larry Champuyne, Lloyd Oubre, John Paul Jones. Couch. Mr. W. 15. Gourricr Neill DiBtrihrtin THE KEY one of this club's annual projects. «• CO Jt . %.■ . ?e d Student Council President ......... Vice President .... Secretary-Treasurer Parliamentarian .... Faculty Advisor .... ........... WAYNE HEARD MAKGARETTE RODGERS ------MAR’SUE LEGENDRE .......... CL'S KINI HEN ------------ MR. BURGE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL COMMITTEES Social EDDIE MOORE and JEAN JOLLY Tickets and Operations ......... JACK CARMENA Traffic HILL KITTO House and Grounds .......... ED SKILLMAN Publicity ..................... MARCELLA FLYNT Cafeteria ......................... JOEL DAM PE Counsel .................. MARY ANN FAZEKAS IVays and Means ............ MAR’SUE LEGENDRE Program ..__________________________ PAT BOY D REPRESENT AT IV ES—FI R5T SEMESTER OFFICERS President WAYNE HEARD Vice President .......................... BILL KITTO Secretary ________________________________ GUS KINCHEN Treasurer JOHN SCHWAB Parliamentarian ...................... CARRUTH McGEHEE (By Appointment) EXECUTIVE BOARD AND OFFICERS COMMITTEES Assemblies ______________ Building and Crounds Publicity ........... Social .................. Tickets and Operations .. Traffic ................. Ways and Means .......... YVONNE HUTCHINSON -... CALVIN MOORE LYNN BRIDGES ....... EDDIE MOORE .. BENNY HUDNALL MIKE RAUCH .. RICHARD BARTON REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMBLY—SECOND SEMESTER 'asiffiR GLADYS KIRBY Assistant Editor EDITHA SAVAGE Circulation Manager KAY BETHEA Feature Editor MARILYN ROBERTSON Business Manager HILDA SMITH Adivrtising Manager MARCIE BECKHAM Exchange Editor JO ANN HELVESTON Editor REPORTERS Ann Bowers, Jeannie Kantrow, Joan Isaminger, Carroll Beale, Nancy Anders. LARRY BRAUD Sports Editor Members prepare to try for National Scholarships. President ________________________ MARCELLA FLY NT Vice President .................... JEAN JOLLY Secretary .......................... BOB MORRIS Treasurer MARY INN FAZEKAS Sponsor . MRS. LOMBARD Joel Dampf pantomime at Talent Show. President ................... CAROLYN WILLIAMS Vice President EDDIE MOORE Secretary ................. PATTY JO LANDRY Treasurer .................... MARCELLA FLYNT Sponsor ......................... MRS. MICHAEL 7 tu St ttuz JACK CARMENA ______________________________ Vice President MARY ANN FAZEKAS .............................. President WAYNE HEARD____________________________________ Treasurer MRS. MAJOR_________________________________________Sponsor RILL KITTO Parliamentarian PATSY PHILLIPS Secretary 'rtyotUVl JOEL DAMPF Vice President MRS. LOMBARD Sponsor BYRD BALL ........................ Reporter ED SKILLMAN......................... President TOMMY LEE RETJLF . Secretary GENIE SLAUGHTER .................... Treasurer Mrs. Lombard enjoys the banquet. Honor Club meets in the Band Room. j2 u glut President DENNIS TIIERIOT Vice President JOHN SCHWAB Secretary CATHERINE HERCET Trrasurrr KEN MASHON Historian BRENDA THOMPSON Sponsor MRS. HUCKINS £C s4 m6i uC CHARLIE SUE MONROE ............................. Treasurer MARGIE BECKHAM _ Reporter Kl) I.ESSARD ... President JANELLE MIXON _____________________________ Secretary LYNN BRIDGES Reporter MRS. RNOI.I) Sponsor rEDD THLRMAN ......................... Vice President i-ii.il: 'Petit @e%cCe 0?'tcutcai6 OFFICERS JEFF SAY ________ PAULA BROUSSARD .. KAREN CRAWFORD _ MARGUERITE SMITH MRS. PEMBLE______ MISS MILLET ..... ---- Treasurer -----Secretary Vice President ____ President Sponsor ______ Sponsor 76e4fticUi4. National Thespian Society GEORGE KNIGHT __________________ PAT BOYD .................. Vice MRS. YOUNG____________________ JOEL DWIIT JANE KOENIG ____ Treasurer President Sponsor President Secretary Thespians meet in Mrs. Young's room. Joel Dampf presides. My, what serious expressions! Are they listening to a tragedy? rresident ........................ JOAN KAUFMAN Vice President ..... MAKSUE LLGENDKE Secretary-Treasurer .........— SYBIL VANDENBURG Reporter _____ MARGIE RONALDSON Sensor MRS. YOUNC 'putccre. Future Teachers get practical experience at Bernard Terrace School. LINDA VICK Secretary KAY SALADIN Treasurer PAULA BROUSSARD Parliamentarian Sponsors—MRS. HUNTER and MISS BARNETT President—SIDNEY LANCHART jackie McIntyre Vice President NANCY ANDERS Librarian and Historian 'pcOcvte Tt LAZELLE CHANEY__________________Vice President MISS KEATY BOBBY SHINCLEUR _____________________ Treasurer Sponsor JAN THOMAS ........................ President DIANE DESSELLE_______________________Secretary MRS. CLARK Sponsor s4nt President CAROLYN WILLIAMS Vice President DANNY BARNUM Secretary• Treasu rer JULIE SHOLARS Corresponding Secretary CAROLYN KITTO Public Relations JACK GREEN .MARGIE RONALDSON ’resident ____________________ BRENDA ISAMINGER Vice President ............... BILLIE FAIRCHILD Secretary _________________________ CAROLYN POCHE Treasurer ________________________ ANN MARSHALL Sponsors MISS AM1SS MRS. BALL ’TTfauty 76 t6 ta . . . COFFEE GIRLS OPERATORS HALL MONITORS {fuicOzttce DOTTIE COTTON ...................... President JOAN DIGEROLAMO ................ Vice President JANE KOENIG Secretary GLORIA WOEST ..................... Treasurer PAULA BROUSSARD .................... Reporter LIZ L’HEI Hi I X Historian BOBBIE COTTON............ Parliamentarian Sponsors: MRS. KINNEY MISS NORWOOD MRS. CLARK MRS. MacINTYRE Dottic presides at an F.B.L.A. meeting. Science GENERAL SCIENCE SECTION Sponsor—MRS. DUGAS OFFICERS JOHN HERCET ________________________________ Treasurer HAROLD LINDER ................... Sergear.tat-.4rms HARRIET BARRY_______________________________ Secretary MISS DUNBAR .....___________................ Sponsor BIOLOGY SECTION Sponsor—MRS. GATES PHYSICS SECTION Sponsor—MR. LIGNOS CHEMISTR Y SECTION ■MRS. LIBBY Sponsor- OFFICERS ....... Parliamentarian —.......—......... President ------ Vice President JANE COLVIN bob morris MIKE RAUCH President _____ Vice President Secretary ---- Treasurer __ . Sponsors — ... __________MARY GILL ________EVELYN JONES . ELIZABETH L’HEUREUX ________ EARL HATTON ________MRS. MOFFETT MR. HUGHES £tt6e t6le President ______________________ _ JUDY McMILLAN Vice President____________________MARGARET STACY Secretary MAR’SUB LEGENDRE Treasurer____________________________PATSY PHILLIPS Program Chairman ................... JANELLE MIXON Sponsor MRS. MOFFETT TKixed t !r ;. President ------------------------- ANN FOCLEMAN Vice President --------------------- EVELYN JONES Secretary DOT CUTREK Treasurer -------------------- MARCARET CALLENDER Sponsor MISS MARY REED (Mrs. Pillow helps officers) ittw utcve Sctcccatcwt Left lo right, below: OFFICERS Social Committee Reporter ............ President .......... Secretary .......... Vice President ...... Sponsor Social Committee Sergeant-at-Arms Treasurer __________ _____ STEWART FALCON MARION CARR CLYDE WORRELL .. AUDREY LEJEUNE .... L. J. HICKS MRS. HOLCOMBE JACKIE DUDLEY MARLIN DAVIS HERMAN KRALEM IN JAMES KAY McDANIEL ANNE WILLIAMSON .. CAROLYN ADAMS .... DERYL McGREW CHARLIE SUE MONROE MRS. PETTINCILL ..... Sergeant-at-Arms _______ Treasurer ..... President ..... Secretary ..... Reporter ....... Sponsor MRS. PEGUES .................................... Sponsor JACKIE MclNTYRE Secretary EDDIE MOORF. President TEDDY THURMAN Vice President JOHN HERCET______________________________________ Treasurer 'patcvie President ..... Vice President Secretaries .... Treasurer Sponsors ........... LINDA VICK .._.. LIBBY MURPHREE .... ROSLYN RAMSER DAPHNE MeNEILL BARBARA TURNER _____ MRS. MORGAN MISS REED MRS. GUIDRY MRS. SYLVEST SOPHOMORE GROUP ( AtK Uea, 4 JUNIOR SECTION Big Business! SUSAN TUCKER ........................... Reporter KAY HEARD ..................—....... Vice President MRS. HUNTER _____________________________ Sponsor HALEY DUNKAN ___________________________ President CELIA MANNER _________________________ Treasurer MARGARET COMEAUX......................... Secretary SENIOR SECTION What? No Business? TOMMY COOK _____ DARRYL McCREW .. MRS. GUIDRY .... PATTY FUERST ... GORDON BARNEY .. .... Treasurer ____ Secretary ....... Sponsor Vice President .... President MRS. HILDA C. HALL Clerk MRS. A. M. RHYS Secretary Office girls at work Office Girls Songbirds It must be good At a meeting in the rumpus tooiu happy foursome Here’s looking at you Studying? Happy art student under what she thinking about? Catherine can lie seriou- ■ OUR MAJORETTES ARE TOPS! Mary Louise Jones, Delores DeCuir, Glenda Gaar, Shirley Piper, and Margaret Fairchild. TR.cuCia Left to right: Secretary Director _________ Assistant Director Sponsor ___________ FRED FABRE EILEEN Rl'TH JONES ______ IRENE LUCE MRS. YOUNG FRANCES PITCHER JUNE BLUSH YVONNE HUTCHINSON (JERALD D’ARMOND y-cc 6 o j -dm % )4'Vr4 A e a LARRY SIMMONS DONALD YOUNGS DONNA MATTOX WILLARD DIJGAS President Vice President Secretary _____ Treasurer _____ Sponsor ....... MARGARETTE RODGERS ...... JOEL DAM PE .. BARBARA LEOPOLD TOMMY LEE RETIE ..... MRS. PRESCOTT Company “A’ Company “E' Company O' Company “6’ Company “B' .... NANCY JO WALI __SYLVIA ROBER _____ANNE MELT MARY ANN FAZEK MAR'SUE LEGEND COMPANY C” MRS. PRESCOTT Sponsor COMPANY “IT COMPANY “E Captain ------------------- JUDY McMILLIAN Co-Captain ----------------- MAR’SUE LEGENDRE Captain ------------------- JUDY McMILLIAN Co-Captain ----------------- MAR’SUE LEGENDRE I, Anne Melton, will to Elva Rockholt my love for football players. I, Wallace Mays, leave my curly hair to Coach Gourrier. I, Lynn May, will my cue stick to Boh Adams. I, Sheldon McNcal, will my ability to get through hijfh school to Bruce Gilbert. I. Judy McMillan, will my ability to go steady without regrets to Libby Murphree. I, Harry Moran, will my love for feminine pulchritude to Tommy Cook. I, Dovla Mae Metz, leave Billie Jean Pearson, my height. I, Bob Morris, will the privilege of raising the flag every morning to Byrd Ball. I, Sam Mullins, leave my love for my teachers to Charles Krake. I, Mary Theresa Morgan, will my blue eyes to Deanna Stoufflet. I. Eddie Moore, will my wonderful abilitv to do the “bop” to Byrd Ball. I. Janice McMullan, will inv love for typing class to Bob Adams. • I, Jackie McIntyre, will my driver’s license to Judy and Jinny Bass. I. Billy Moore, will my school spirit to Ann Rockholt. I, Mildred Magner, will to Joanne Bennett my “quiet” personality and my “shadow.” I, Rosalie Marson, will my love for music to Alice Wilkinson. I, Katie Jean Myers, will my height to Judy Exner. I. Tom McCay, will my quiet soft spoken manner to John K. Schwab. 1, Arnold Mascaro, will my tremendous musical talents to Larry Sleeth. I.Janelle Mixon, will my tiny waistline (?) to June Young. I, Frances Nola, leave my studying to some unsuspecting soul. I, Ann Necker, will my love for pretty clothes to Betty Broussard. I, Pat Noble, will my expert ability in typing to Beryl Bourgeois. I, Laurie O’Banion, will my height to Sarah Marie Schittone. I,J. E. Parker, will all my love for B.R.II.S. to Jay Camcllo. I, Pat Phillips, will my long blond hair tor “Zippic” hoping she'll keep it longer than I. I, Charlotte Pacurello, will my love for “Naps” to Patsy Altazin. I, Frances Pitcher, leave mv love for crew-cuts (any color, shape, size, but mostly blonde ones) to Ormond McElroy. I, Bob Palmer, will my brains to Jeff Say. I, Hicky Poirricr, will my legs to Coach Gourrier. I, Tommy Retif, will my gray hair to Lady Pat Patterson. I, Billy Robinson, will my aversion to girls to Bob White. I, Rodgie Reeves, will my height to Gus Kinchen. I, Jo Ann Rockett, will to Joyce Hart my extra graduation ring. LMargarette Rodgers, will my quiet and sophisticated ways to Catherine Herget. I, Charles Romano, will my crop to “Chollic” Sue. I. Ruth Ryals, will Miss Reed another pupil like myself in all her Home Ec classes. I, Marcia Roberts, will to Gus Kinchen my love for graduates. I, Sylvia Roberts, will my talents (such as they are) to Ann Fogleman. I, Lawrence Roppolo, will my seat on the front row of Mrs. Major’s Algebra Class to my little brother. I, Margie Ronaldson, will my smile, my dimple, and “alluring” eyelashes to Joan Anderson. I, Dell Robertson, will my ability as a connoisseur of fine men to Margie Merrick. I, Sandy Roppolo, leave my love for school to the coming students. I, Ronnie Richard, will my curly red lock to Buddy Farrow. I, Marilyn Robertson, will my loud ways to Margaret Robertson. I, Jean Rayne, will my sunny disposition to Barbara Thompson. I, Jerome Safer, will my notebooks to Langdom Bourie. I, Ronnie Stephens, will my convention experiences to Calvin Moore. I, Meryl Stirling, will my sterling personality to Feltus. I, Don Stepelton, leave the bench to Coach Harrison. I, Lionel Stafford, will my ability to get the teacher’s leg to Nancy. I, Edward Skillman will my love for Algebra to Jeff Say. I, Hilda Smith, will my quietness to Bobbie Moore and Ann Pugh. I. Elaine Sommers, will all my love to Glenn Hardin. I.Wilna Smith, will my fabulous “Noo-Noo-ism” to Barbara Dickerson and Ann Fogleman. 1. Louise Smith, will all my joys of being a senior to Emmy Lou La Casse and Annette Brown. I, Genie Slaughter, will my mature and incredibly brilliant knack for being positively obnoxious to Jo Ann Womack. I, Barbara Stonestreet, will my love for redheads to Linda Kedder. I, Margaret Scarborough, will my love for Spanish to Charlie Sue Monroe. I. Bobbie Shingleur, will my position as Treasurer of Future Nurses to Patty Costello. I, Margaret Stacey, will my honorable position in Vocal Ensemble to Susan Tucker. I, Pat Sims, will my love for Mr. Davis and Senior Arithmetic to Betty Burns. I, Arlene Shaffer, will my love for college boys to Yvonne Hutchinson. I, Margo Smith, will my secret crush to Jeannie Kantrow. 1, Langford Smith, w ill my position at the Capitol stores to Joseph Anselmo. I. Mamie Singletary, w ill my abstract painting to Mary Gail Norwood. I, Carl Steffek, will my place in the Baton Kougeans to Bob Adams. I. Bichard Turner, will my desire to play football to Tommy Cook. I, Barbara Turner, will my Booster demerits to “Pickle” Jennings. I, Nancy Turner, will my brain to Peter. I, Teddy Thurman, will my roguish ambitions and abilities to my little sister who tries hard. I, Jan Thomas, will my “genius” in math to Mary Lou Williamson. I, J. 0. Terry, bequeath my “ten talents” to Mrs. Major. I, Bob Thompson, will to Richard Barton my Chemistry notebook. I, Harriet Tubb, w ill my love for bookkeeping to Sucllcn Scott. I, Ruby Townsend, will my love for blue eyes to Joyce Hart. I, Barbara Varnado, will my long finger nails to Jerillc Taylor. I. Bessie Varnado, will my history grades to Jack. 1, Fern Valentine, will my limousine to Linda Kedder. I, Linda Vick, will my “cute” figure to Catherine Herget. I, Marlyn White, will to Deryl McGrew my love for shorthand. I, Juanita W'unstcl, will my love for my teachers to Cindy. i, Virginia Watkins, will to Gay Cooper, my good grades. I. Judy Whitlock, will six inches of my height to Ronda Fraser. I, Warren Wax. will my playing ability to Mr. Hughes. I. Carolyn Williams, will my various and sundry artistic talents to Mary Clark Y'ost. I. Barbara Watts, will my love for Frenchmen to Melba Sweeny. 1, Charles W'ilkins, will my smooth way of handling girls to Robert Mattox. I, Gloria Woest, will my brain (if it can be found) to Georgene Cannon. I. Nancy Jo Wallis, will my wicked ways to Janet Meyer. I, Ronnie Yoes, will to B.R.H.S. my leave of absence. I. Lorraine York, will my college education to Holly O’Neil. I, Dick Zachary, will my seat in English class to Philip Rieder. Recogni .' Hit? Sonic pep- Martin action Soin«- Three Three “Time is the measure of As money is of wares ” Mnny of your friends of earlier classes are now members of the telephone family We join with them in wishing you every success and good fortune for the future SOUTHERN BEIL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY HELEN'S SCHOOL OF CHARM Self Improvement Courses YOU ARE TAUGHT . . . • Walking • Speech • Sitting • Wardrobe • Professional and Street Makeup Wholesale and Professional Modeling CALL 3-5474 3170 FLORIDA MIDDLETON DRUGS 2065 Plank Road Phone 7-1471 VAN REALTY CO. Real Estate and Investments Mrs. A. D. Van Vandenburg Owner REALTOR 454 Westmoreland Dr. Phone 3-3617 Baton Rouge, La. The Thinking Fellow Calls A Yellow or Checker Cab Yellow Cabs 2-881 I Checker Cabs 2-5213 625 Lafayette Prompt — Careful — Insured Compliments of MOTHER GOOSE SHOP Baton Rouge, La. BAILEY AGENCY, INC. Complete Insurance Service 2889 Plank Road Baton Rouge, La. J. H. Bailey Pres. R. M. Bailey Sec.-Treas. Tel. 7-3511 or 5-4613 Easier Parking — Thriftier Shopping at GOUDCHAUX'S Finest China, Crystal and Silver O. M. POLLARD, REALTOR For Breakfast, Lunch Home Ownership is the Foundation of Democracy Or Dinner, It's REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE THE BRUNSWICK COMPLETE FINANCING SERVICE 240 Laurel St. Louisiana National Bank Bldg. AIR-CONDITIONED PHONE 3-8343 Baton Rouge, La. Baton Rouge, La. FREE PARKING GALORE . . . REAR OF THE STORE! Shop Thriftily and Conveniently for All the Family! M IITM Your Home-Owned Department Store CONGRATULATIONS GULF STATES UTILITIES CO. Florida St. Baton Rouge, La. WILLIAMS DRILLING COMPANY i Land and Marine Workover Drilling Office Phones 3-1901—4-4354 P. O. Box BATON ROUGE. LOUISIANA Wilson H. Williams Phone 2-3086 W. W. Bill Williams Phone 2-3867 MANUFACTURER OF FINE ARCHITECTURAL MILLWORK LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS I. M. CAUSEY CO. Furniture and Home Appliances Congratulations Graduates FARRIER-MUTH CO., INC. There's a Home in Your Future We Would Like to Build It, Insure It, Finance It. 3120 GOVERNMENT ST. DIAL 3-3418 The Best Deal Plus The Finest Service CAPITAL CITY FORD CO., INC. 1849 NORTH ST. Baton Rouge, La. PHONE 3-1721 Lousiana's Finest JOHNNY ROGERS SERVICE Your 100% ESSO Dealer Your 24 Hour Service Station Esso Home Home Dealer Products Owner 24 Hour Wrecker Service PHONE 2-4747 Service of the Heart WELSH FUNERAL HOME 1080 Government Street DIAL 2-4461 BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA Off-Street Parking Air Conditioned Be the First to Know LISTEN TO WJOB BATON ROUGE BUS CO., INC. 1150 on your Dial Now in Our 26th Year of Service in Baton Rouge LATIL STATIONERY CO. Compliments Of WOLF'S SUNBEAM BREAD Since 1857 MOTOR INN HOTEL A Distinctive Surburban Hotel 326 N. 3rd St. Dial 2-4731 Good Luck Good Health A Lifetime of Happiness to Everyone from RAWLINS ELECTRIC CO. 2529 North Blvd. Phone 8-3159 BATON ROUGE, LA. TRIPLE A CLEANERS BATON ROUGE. LA. First in Quality and Service William Haley, Manager 4136 Florida St. Phone 2-0321 530 EUGENE ST. PHONE 3-6191 Baton Rouge, La. Good Luck Seniors WILLIS FURNITURE COMPANY 2440 North St. Baton Rouge, La. GRIFFON'S DRUG STORE Government St. at South 19th Open 6:30 A.M. till 11:30 P.M. Seven Days a Week DIAL 2 6181 BATON ROUGE, LA. Compliments Of D. A. FLYNT SIGN SERVICE 4748 North St. Baton Rouge, La. 'pari-'ffe W The Aristocrat of 1 v Frozen Dairy Products J 2804 Nicholson Dr. BATON ROUGE, LA. Compliments Of FRANK PEABODY'S ESSO SERVICE 4236 Florida St. Baton Rouge, La. Compliments Of COMMERCIAL SECURITIES CO., INC. 309 N. 4th St. Baton Rouge, La. Compliments Of SANTA MARIA DAIRY PRODUCTS, INC. Baton Rouge, La. CO-OP BOOK STORE 108 Chimes St. Tiger Town Books—School Supplies Gifts — Novelties Engineering—Art Supplies Compliments Of ALAMO GRILL 4163 Florida St. Baton Rouge, La. WAFB TV — Channel 28 Radio — 1460 On Your Dial BATON ROUGE, LA. Compliments Of A FRIEND JOHN DAVIS MEAT MARKET Choice Beef, Veal, Poultry 2652 GOVERNMENT ST. Phone 8-4522 NAYLOR BROTHERS Feed, Seed and Hardware YOUR COMPLETE GARDEN CENTER 2882 Government St. PHONE 3-8705 Congratulations Seniors ACME REFRIGERATION Baton Rouge, La. For The Best in Books THE SHORTESS BOOK SHOP 113 Third St. Phone:2-2363 Compliments Of KURTZ DRUGS Baton Rouge, La. KING TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Baton Rouge, Louisiana MARTINIQUE Town Country Shoes Bags NEWSTADT'S DELISO DEBS PARAMOUNT Exclusive at Newstadt's WEBRE STEEL COMPANY 2308 N. 3rd St. Dial 4-4371 Reinforcing Steel, Steel and Aluminum Windows Ornamental Iron, Steel Erection Cement Colors and Structural Steel BYNUM AND GRACE INSURANCE 334 Laurel St. Phone:2-6891 JOHNSON AND BAILEY We Specialize in Watch Repairing 215 FLORIDA ST. BATON ROUGE, LA. CAPITAL PIANO COMPANY Home of Baldwin Piano and Electric Organ 619 Third St. Phone 2-1759 BATES THIGPEN The Home of Good Clothes 350 Third Street Compliments Of DOYLE'S REPAIR WORKS 246 S. 14th St. BATON ROUGE, LA. From A FRIEND AUCOIN'S TERRACE AVENUE PHARMACY 1284 Perkins Road Phones 2-3811 and 2-9103 FREEMAN'S PAINT SHOP Auto Painting H. Freeman, Prop 701 S. 14th St. 2-1430 CUTRER-BAKER INSURANCE AGENCY 3427 Convention St. Phone 4-6793 Compliments Of TRADEFAIR MARKET 2837 Wyandotte St. BATON ROUGE. LA. REMBRANDT Photo and Engraving Studio 605 Main Street Compliments Of COTTON'S HOLSUM BAKERY Compliments Of ACE REFRIGERATION SERVICE 3157 Florida St. 2-6212 Compliments Of M S MOTORS 3157 Florida St. 3-7947 FIDELITY NATIONAL BANK Main Office—440 Third St. Florida St. Branch — 3790 Florida Istrouma Branch — 2675 Scenic Hwy. UNITED RENT ALLS We Rent Most Everything Come In Call 3631 Florida or 3-3818 PLATT INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance 1746-A Main St. Baton Rougo Dial Office 8-6767 Res. 3-5060 Compliments Of A FRIEND GUY WOODHAM Paint and Wall Paper MORGAN MARINE SALES SERVICE 1112 North Blvd. Baton Rouge Johnson Out-Board Motors, Boats MIKE TONY'S The Best Place to Eat Phone 7-2233 Compliments Of HARVEY'S ESSO STATION Compliments Of MUSIC MART Lee Randall's COLONIAL SERVICE Phone 2-6441 Compliments Of OLINDE'S Compliments Of HUBDRED OAKS BEAUTY MART Compliments Of BUTLER'S HARDWARE 4854 Government St. BATON ROUGE MATTRESS FACTORY Specializing in Renovating, New Inner Springs and Box Springs Pillows and Upholstering 464 Edison St. BATON ROUGE, LA. Phone 2-2723 HEARIN, COLLINS AND MclNNIS A Complete Insurance Service MORTGAGE LOANS REAL ESTATE 1040 Main Street Dial 2-3761 BATON ROUGE, LA. STANDARD PAINT CO. Paints Brushes, Wallpaper Painter's Specialties, Picture Framing DIAL 2-8540 2811 FLORIDA ST. COLLEGE TOWN SERVICE STATION MATERISTE BROS. Good Gulf Dealer 4454 Highland Rd. 2-9146 KIRKLAND'S For Watches and Fine Jewelry BATON ROUGE, LA. 213 N. Third St. Compliments of C. J. BROWN, REALTOR MARGOT Brakes Springs Wheel Alignment Specialists 4530 FLORIDA STREEET PHONE: 4-0579 Baton Rouge, La. COWAN’S Compliments of Rental of Glassware and China RIEGER’S PHARMACY NO. 2 452 S. 19th St. Dial 3-1541 7744 Planlc Rd. Dial 5-4045 CHENEVERT'S Hardware and Service are our Business BEN HICKMAN ESSO SERVICENTER 1575 Nicholson Drive Baton Rouge, La. Phone 2-3487 TRESSLER'S Curtains — Draperies — Lamps — Carpets 4962 FLORIDA STREET PHONE: 3-0349 Baton Rouge, La. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Linda's OUR NEW LOCATION 344 Third Street Phone 4-4271 Baton Rouge, La. FRANDOL CERAMICS 240 S. 14th St. Phone 2-4400 Instruction on Firing Hobby Ceramics BONGY'S BOULEVARD GULF SERVICE Corner of St. Louis and Government Dial 4-2653 and 4-2654 Compliments Of IDEAL GROCERY MARKET Choice Western Meats 4075 NORTH BLVD. DIAL 3-8385 Compliments Of BUQUET AND LEBLANC Hamilton — Elgin Longinc — Bulova Wittnauer — LeCoultre Watches in the Latest Designs Guaranteed Watch and Jewelry Repairing at Most Moderate Prices DIAL 2-4224 140 THIRD STREET THE VARSITY SHOP, INC. Hart Schaffner Marx Clothes 329 FLORIDA ST. BATON ROUGE, LA. First in Quality and Price PIONEER BATH 458 Edison St. Dial 8-2875 C. J. BROUILLETTE, Manager MURPHREE'S BAKERY Pastries and Party Cakes 3724 GOVERNMENT ST. PHONE 4-7685 LOUISIANA BURIAL VAULT CO. 4042 North St. Dial 4-0186 START SAVING TODAY at THE CAPITAL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 4th and Florida Streets 3% Current Dividend on ALL Accounts HIGHLAND GOODWOOD SERVICE STATION LAUNDRY CLEANERS 754 Jefferson Highway 2214 Highland Rd. 3-2166 PHONE 8-3849 LOUISIANA PUMP SUPPLY CO. 619 Jefferson Highway BATON ROUGE, LA. LUZIE BEAUTY SALON Complete Beauty Service 668 MAIN ST. 2-6601 SIMON FURNITURE COMPANY 1952 North Sf. Dial 2-8829 NELTY'S ALTERATION SHOPPE (Hotel Louisiana Building) 205 MAIN ST. ROOM 220 Phone 4-3689 HOME APPLIANCE SERVICE Manufacturer’s Representative In Repair Service and Parts 660 FLORIDA ST. 2-9797 COLLEGE TOWN GROCERY 4332 Highland Road PHONE 2-6621 Congratulations Seniors Congratulations Seniors from CAPITOL MOTOR SALES THE LOG CABIN RYLE RYLE CONTRACTORS We Build to Build Again 2179 70TH AVE. DIAL 5-1579 GUERIN HARDWARE COMPANY 516 N. 19th St. Dial 4-6755 Compliments Of FRED and MARIE'S Service Station ALFORD SAFE LOCK CO. 1728 Main St. Phone 3-9929 WRIGHT AGENCY Insurance and Bonds 529 LAUREL PHONE 4-6724 TOBIAS GASS CO. Complete Repair Service 1967 NORTH PHONE 3-9283 HAROLD D. STROTHER, INC. Printing Lithographing Engraving For 45 Years 528 FLORIDA PHONE 2-6336 Congratulations, Seniors W. U. CLEMENT LUMBER COMPANY Compliments Of WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY NO. 2 WEILL’S Department Store 1744 MAIN PHONE 2-5766 LILY Milk Products LOUISIANA CREAMERY INC. Baton Rouge, Louisiana HART BARBER SHOP H. Franklin, Manager AIR CONDITIONED Dial 2-9331 231 Convention ESSO CHANTICLEER ESSO SERVICE Personalized Service Our Specialty 2678 GOVERNMENT ST. Phone 2-7905 Compliments Of Compliments Of ACOSTA CLEANERS 311 Allen St. Dial 2-4771 BATON ROUGE, LA. Compliments Of HART LANDSCAPE COMPANY PERCY AGENCY, INC. Insurance 414 Florida Street BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA Pick Your Deal and Pocket the Savings PETERSON CHEVROLET, INC. 3682 Scenic Hwy. Dial 7-3135 NOBLE'S Contemporary House CORNER GOVT AND JEFFERSON HIGHWAY Mrs. Noble Hilsmeyer 4-7276 HENRY'S ESSO SERVICENTER Henry Chandler, Prop. Complete One-Stop Station Motor Tune-Up—Brake Service 5030 GOVERNMENT STREET Phone 2-7750 Compliments Of A. C. SERVICE, INC. Compliments Of CURRIE LUMBER COMPANY, INC. PHONE 3-2888 BATON ROUGE, LA. KYES INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 616 N. 21st St. P.O.Box 1827 TELEPHONE 8-6751 Baton Rouge, La. ROBINSON BROTHERS STUDEBAKER New and Used Cars and Trucks Sales and Service 2615 SCENIC HIGHWAY Baton Rouge, La.. MAXWELL DRUGS Sitman No. I Complete Drug Store Service Prescriptions Professionally Compounded 3357 HIGHLAND ROAD Phone 3-3481 STEVE'S OPTICAL DISPENSARY 203 Roumain Bldg. 345 Third Street BATON ROUGE, LA. Steve Baiilet, Owner Loans FIRST INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION 207 Florida Street PHONE 4-3761 Henry Gardner, Jr. (Executive Vice President) Y. E. Perry, Asst. Mgr. HOLLABAUGH-SEALE MORTUARY Ambulance Service 2929 SCENIC HIGHWAY Baton Rouge, La. PHONE 7-2275 UNDERWOOD CORPORATION Typewriters and Adding Machines WORLD'S FINEST 803 Main Street MR. L. P. BAHAN, Mgr. COLLEGE SUPPLY CO. 166 Chimes St. and HIGHLAND ROAD BOOK STORE 3341 Highland Road The best can be gotten there SANDWICH ISLE 2850 Florida Street BATON ROUGE, LA. Good Food Prompt Service PERKINS SON Realtors V. R. PERKINS, Owner 858 Florida Ph. 2-6148 BANKHEAD'S GROCERY 2970 Perkins Road COSCO BUILDING PRODUCTS Use the Cosco 4 in. Jalousie when building or remodeling DIAL 8-6795 3911 PERKINS RD. - 1 ior el e • BATON ROUGE'S FINER SHOP FOR WOMEN 2943 Perkins Rd. Dial 8-4494 Baton Rouge Say It With Flowers from PUGH'S FLORAL SHOP 200 St. Louis St. BATON ROUGE, LA. Phone: Days 3-9292 Nights 3-5428 Congratulations Seniors from DONNA and HARRIET Compliments Of ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING CO. Baton Rouge, La. Compliments Of MESE ESSO SERVICE 2504 Government St. 3-3930 Baton Rouge's Kaiser-Willys Dealer C. L. ADAMS SALES SERVICE Dial 7-1457 2880 Plank Road There's No Better Than ORCHID Cleaning PEERLESS LAUNDRY CLEANERS Dial 3-2855 and 2-5656 Roseland Flowers for all School Occasions SCHEINUK'S ROSELAND FLORIST Dial 2-4414 447 Main St. MORAN MOTOR CO. MORRIS FINANCE LOAN, INC. 701 North 21st Hubert F. Williams, President DESOTO PLYMOUTH Your sate and pleasant driving 615 Main Street. is our business BATON ROUGE AMERICAN BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 2, 2% ON SAVINGS MAIN OFFICE 2531 Plant Road Dial 7-3162 $ 1.00 Begins Your Account DOWNTOWN OFFICE Florida at Fourth Dial 2-4701 THE TENNIS CENTER In Tiger Town Complete Sportswear for Boys and Girls 3313 HIGHLAND RD. PH. 4-0675 Congratulations Seniors! Congratulations Seniors from STUDENT COUNCIL CAPITAL FURNITURE STORE 1250 N. Blvd. Dial 8-2320 LORAINE'S Where fashion reigns Compliments of LORAINE’S DRESS SHOP 136 Third Across from Sears H. G. HILL STORES Compliments Super Markets NORMAN'S JEWELERS J. M. KING 3060 FLORIDA ST. General Contractor 3552 PLANK ROAD ATLAS ESSO SERVICE STATION Joe G. Lewis, Owner 3381 FLORIDA ST. Phone 3-4066 THE PERKY SHOP 2956 Perkins Road MRS. A. E. KAISER Owner FROM A FRIEND CAMPANELLA'S Tuxedos, Tails, and Costumes ■for Rent 1056 CONVENTION ST. Phone 3-8752 KINNEY'S SHOE STORE Home of Educated Shoes 311 THIRD STREET Compliments of ERVIN'S BEAUTY SALON Headquarters For COLUMBIA AND SCHWINN BICYCLES Complete Bicycle Repairs TOBIAS-GASS CO. 1961 North St. Dial 3-9283 NORTH FOSTER DRIVE BEAUTY SHOP 1822 N. Foster Dr. Dial 4-1445 BUFFINGTON S. MAYER GENERAL INSURANCE 906 Main St. Start Your Savings in the BATON ROUGE SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION 3% Paid On Your Savings REMEMBER: WE PAY YOU TO SAVE Baton Rouge, La. Compliments Of HUNT'S FLORIST 3326 Scenic Highway Stamps For Collectors SOUTHERN CAMERA SERVICE 355 Florida Phone 2-5853 RITE WAY SHOPPING CENTER Groceries, Meat Market Shoe Repairs, Wash-O-Mat 1865 FOSTER DRIVE Compliments Of SITMAN'S DRUG STORE NO. 4 2510 Plank Road BATON ROUGE, LA. PACE’S HAIR STYLIST 904 Main Phone 2-5344 FLORIDA ST. BARBER SHOP V. C. Caston Clay Fairchild 4328 FLORIDA STREET Phone 8-9144 GRIFFITH'S PRESCRIPTION DRUGS V2 3931 Florida St. Oz Baton Rouge Phone 2-5456 Baton Rouge's Oldest Motor Car and Truck Dealer With Over 34 Years of Continuous Service STANDARD MOTOR CAR CO., INC. R. P. GRIFFITH, Owner Dial 3-3455 2029 North Street Compliments of SHAMROCK ICE CREAM COMPANY 3105 Florida St. Compliments of LOBDELL HARDWARE COMPANY ROMANO'S PACK SAVE Open 7+o II — 7 Days a Week 1730 NORTH BOULEVARD WEBB'S Better Dresses for the Junior Miss 230 Third Street ALEX Your Neighborhood Druggist Congratulations Seniors BIG RIVER INSURANCE AGENCY 1944 PERKINS ROAD Roumain Bldg. Baton Rouge, La. Compliments of ALESSIS' DRIVE-IN 4951 Florida St. SUPERIOR Radiator, Fender, Body Repairs G. C. Bud Hall, Owner 3601 Capital Heights Ave. Phone 3-0223 Baton Rouge, La. HUNDRED OAKS ESSO SERVICE Malcolm E. McGraw ESSO PRODUCTS Good Luck Seniors Phone 4-4291 1808 Perkins Rd. Baton Rouge, La. BATON ROUGE BOWLING ALLEY Over 88 Years of Service to This and Surrounding Communities RABENHORST RABENHORST FUNERAL SERVICE 825 Government Dial 2-6831 INDUSTRIAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Dial 2-2570 833 Government Street O'NEILL'S MUSIC HOUSE and MR. G'S REPAIR SHOP 2545 Florida St. Dial 3-0186 ATTEND THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE REGULARLY BROOM'S HOME BEVERAGE Call 7-2608 Soft Drinks Delivered Home FLORIDA ST. QUICK CAR WASH 2905 Florida St. KEEP IT WASHED REGULARLY PRESERVE THE FINISH WELSH AND LEVY The Store of Better Brands of Men's and Boys' Wear THIRD AT MAIN STREETS PHONE 2-6177 Baton Rouge, La. TOLEDO SCALES FOOD MACHINES Leslie Davis, Distributor BILL LEDET AUTO SERVICE Specializing in Motor Tune-Up Brakes, Starting, Lighting, Etc. 2201 N. THIRD ST. 4-1275 Compliments of CHAVER'S MARKET 2800 North St. DOIRON INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance and Bonds 638 FLORIDA ST. 3-5724 WOODFIN-SMITH PONTIAC CO. Dollar For Dollar You Can't Beat A Pontiac 759 NORTH 21ST PHONE 3-5773 BEN PEABODY'S ESSO SERVICE 3452 Scenic Highway PHONE 5-0354 SHAMROCK ICE CREAM 3150 Florida St. PHONE 4-3298 SCENIC PHARMACY Ellis J. Jenkins, Prop. THE STORE OF PERSONAL SERVICE 5064 Scenic Highway Phone 7-2783 NAAMAN J. 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