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

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1965 volume:

I Sic. BA (ON ROVJGf- CENTROP! EX BRANCH LIBRARY ROOM n AJhflLOo 20 $£ a, W. Tfc oc- (WysJc If ' u -7 ,4|f� ''-'« 3 ea«9L CeL . 0 ? x J{ ZL- zc v - c _- Cs £? y'L'Z-tsC o- '' -S'C—' tS tsfCcAJ -— H 4 Ov Lu X -WlC CO « i ni 7V s JL C w1 y CJ -O )'? '? yt-JLCyv' . yr r-C- %ynS tasf Baton Rouge Parish Library Baton Rouge. Louisiana Jb Uii j . «v -VVN J 'V . - v - • Wv y v It is with great pride that the 1965 staff presents the golden anniversary edition of the Fricassee. It is not our theme, however, to dream of past glories but rather to present a challenge to you for the future. We hope that as you read through your boo ,you will accept each of these goals as your own and that in future years you will read it again with a knowledge of ac-complement. [y v -V -fCMrV f; ■V' ' ..I-' { f V' Title page ............ Table of contents ..... Alma Mater—Fight Song Dedication Exchange Student .... In recognition ..... In memory............. Foreword Sophomores ........... Scholarship .......... 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 16 30 National Honor Society Mu Alpha Theta Junior Academy of Science Engineering Fellowship Math-Science Institute ce French Club German Club Latin Club Spanish Club Leadership Conference Fricassee Staff Library Club Buzzer Staff Projection Club Safety Club Boosters Hi-Y Red Cross Y-Teens Pelican State FHA Student Help FBLA Student Council FNA Key Club FT A Beta Club it Band Thespians A Cappella Choir Art Club Writer's Club 46 Talent .................................................................80 Juniors 92 Sports Football Team Cheerleaders Basketball Team Baseball Team Features ................ Beaux and Belles Christmas Card Girl Faculty ................. Seniors................... Scholastic Awards Who's Who Advertisements .......... Swimming Team Gymnastics Team Golf Team .................. 140 Homecoming Court Valentine Girl .................164 ________180 Superlatives Senior Directory ......................250 V « : y °cyi rU rr w r p 7@ oa$e r c?4 AC tuz TKaten, V )n Rpuge High we raise our cry; For tlje school we all adore JNe will raise our tandards high y Till known fropn Shore to shore— j V' v . Y Then we'll fyght, fight, fight With all oiwmight, till victory's in sight v j I r pjjfhen weWraisepyr banners high kU V1 For deirold B fdn Rouge High. ’■■fir AA I T ' } • b y .tv y y ri '€ y V 7 e Safat Troupe 0rtyt?6 'Pty t Son? See those gallant Bulldogs ■Each one brave and true; $eep on fighting. Bulldogs, We are all for you. Rah, Rah!Rah! Go on down that field, boys Break right through that line, Keep on fighting, Bulldogs, We'll win all the time. SotnetMC Sfeect C For the last ten years the names of Miss Millet and the Fricassee have been so closely connected that it was almost impossible to think of one without the other. It was not surprising, then, that in early fall the 1965 Fricassee staff voted to dedicate this year's book to Miss Millet. Our sense of loss upon her retirement from the sponsorship served to affirm our decision, for we felt that it would be especially appropriate to say Thank you for her many years of service. Perhaps some of our readers do not know of Miss Millet's work as both teacher and yearbook sponsor. No one will ever appreciate her as those who have been privileged to have her as a teacher or those who have spent hours working on the Fricassee with her. It is our hope that this dedication will show to her at least a small part of this appreciation which we all feel. Occi SxcAottye Student DEREK FELS Though the wail of bagpipes is usually associated with Scotland and kilts, to this year's students at B.R.H.S. it will always bring to mind a fair-haired lad from New Zealand, Derek Fels. Call it superstition, but who could ever be sure that his bagpipe playing at the football games, his Maori war cries at the pep meetings, and his green teki charm constantly hanging on his wrist didn't bring us that extra boost of luck and spirit to lead our way to the State triple A Championship. No one could wish more happiness and success upon Derek than the B.R.H.S. student body. We all hope that his year here with us has been enjoyable for him and that he will take home with him wonderful memories. As you must leave us now, Derek, we want you to know that in our hearts you have won a special place. ?k ecoy«Utio t MISS REED The Fricassee Staff wishes to recognize Miss Reed's loyalty to B.R.H.S. She has been teaching home economics to our girls for forty-one years. The value of her devotion to her students could never be expressed in a few words. Not only has she guided her girls, but has always kept the department open to all clubs and activities in need of assistance. GARY GINN Gary was a very friendly, likable person. He was very fond of the out-of-doors, especially fishing and crayfishing. He loved cars and was always ready to help someone with his hot rod . Gary was mischievous as any young boy might be and he liked all sports. On many week-ends and after school you could see him playing ball around Bel-Fair Elementary School. He was very mechanically minded. He had a great weakness for motor bikes and cycles. It was on his cycle fhat he met his dreadful fate. Our homeroom and all his many friends greatly miss this young man. Coach McGraw T “T ta e 0p'ue €cC The first step in making friends is being Look you, there is humor in all things and the truest philosophy is that which teaches us to find it and make the most of it. —Gilbert and Sullivan i 7 6c yCad Ct c Because it gives you the chance to love, and to work, and to play, and to look up at the stars. V 4, X -Henry Von Dyke ft n M ” Y? A U- W. t U t VL Vv -• '• V ''E Y tAe tufa kV Smiffy Acree Undo Adams Doyle Alexander Sandra Altazin April lynn Anderson Beverly Anderson John Anderson Joyce Andrew Raymond Anselmo Dana Arnold Penny Ashmore Betty Jean Babin Ronnie Babin Walter Louis Bader Carolyn Balcom Chris Ballard Donald Barnett Patricia Baudowm Lynette Bezzcll Douglas Raymond Beard Before the big game 18 Chris Beatty Micheal Beatty Barbara Beisner Edward Bell Gloria Ann Beilina Hoyt Benefield Nancy Benefield Michael Bennett Jennie Bennetti James Bergeron Jimmy Bergercn Matt Bergeron James Larry Bernard Carol Ann Berry Harry Bizetfe Allen Black ' Ellen Blanchard Rudolph Boenke Roy Bogan Hershol Bolan Sandra Lynn Bond George 8ongiovanni Judy Bonifay Donald Bordelon Stephon Borne Louisa Boulter Gary Wayne Bourque Beth Bowden William Bowden Kenneth Bradford Mike Breaux David Brefz Jennie Brister Melanie Brocate Penny Brown Richard Brown James Browning James Brunei! Surprise Package Michael Brunker William C. Bryan Nancy Jean Buquoi Peggy Ann Bullion Kathleen Burnett Craig Burns Marie Ruth Burns Cynthia Burton Yolanda Caceres Sharon Cain Vfcki Calabrese William Calloway Charlotte Calvit Thomas Campanella David Cancienne Karen Cangelosi Stephen Caplinger Mimi Paulette Carmouche Larry Michael Carpender Paul C. Cashio 19 A new angle on things David Cassidy Cheryl Ann Caston Joe Cerame Julie Chappues Karen Chavers Daryle Roy Cheatham Elizabeth Chesnutf Jimmy Chiek Robin Coco Deborah Coe Gerard Coignet Charlotte Cole vWayne Comeaux Shaa Congor Phyllis Ann Constantino Erwin Cook ( Dwayne Cooper Althea Corkcm Bonnie Corrcll Joe Covington Van Loren Cox Richard Wayne Coxe Robert Crais Richard Creel Beth Crews Glenn Tim Cundiff Damon Earl Danner Paul Daron Sarah Darphin Paul Daron Brent Dawson Dalilah deBlieux Suzanne Dean Thomas Deen lynnette DeLaune C e Degges Robert DeGraff Steve Dicharry David Dickk Jeffrey Diez Annoite DiGoralamc Jimmy Dixon Sherry Dodd Graham Dodson Carolyn Duby James Durretr David Duszynski Robert Duvernot Deborah Jean Duvic Frank Duvic Samuel Dweck Sreve Earle Wilford Elerhart Susie Edrington George West Ellis James Ellis Gregory Erwin John Evans Anthony Fairchild Guioe Farr Patricia Marie Farris Hal Faust Raymond Fawer Hilda Faveron Micheal Feig Sharon Felder Linda Ferrara Frank Kildardo Elizabeth Fairsheets Sherry Fisher James Fitch William Flores Edyfbe Flowers Kenneth Fontenot Margie Fontenot Carolyn Forbes Who's got the ball? 21 Ronnie Ford Arthur Fortenberry Andrew Foster Ellen Fox Patricia Foy Priscilla Lee Francis Suzanne Funk Barbara Gaddy Reeves Garrison Mary Ann Gerome Johnny Geter Robert Gibson Thomas Gideon John Scott Gilbert Bruce Gilcrease Joe Gordon Tommy Gordon Robert Gorman Burke Dorn Grandjean Steve Grand Cary Gray Richard Gray David Greene James Greeson Sharon Gregory William Gregory Kay Gremillion Gary Gubancse'rk Ronald Guillory Gayle Gussman Joseph Hair Cynthia Ann Hamrick Linda Hannaman Patricia Hansen Judy Hanson Bonnie Harden Monkeying Around Ann Hargrove Margaret Harmon Paul Hart Eugene Hartley Robert Hebert Allen Henderson Billy Hcacrr.n Brenda Herring Susan Hcsscll James Heyward, Jr. Charlene Hippchen Arlene Hohensce Dale Holladay Malcolm Holmes Scott Hornsby William Homsby Anne Howe Ralph Fishy Hubbard Linda Hughes Craig Hyland Shelia Hymcl Trudy Janney Barrie Jenkins Ronny Jenkins Richard Jerome Elizabeth Johnson Rebecca Johnson Albert Jones Jean Juban Larry Junkins Jay Justice Susan Kean Robert Keaty Marilyn Kelly Brenda Kennedy Jim Kershaw 23 Richard Kingrea Rhonda Kirby Barbara Kirtpatrick Ronald Kober Dorothy Knox Florence Dracher Beth Kuhlmann Gail Kuttruff Elmo Lacour Gloria Jean LaFrance Theresa Lamana Jim Land Clara Landry Lynda Landry Kay Latimer Judy Lowery Cooper Raymond LeBlanc Jim LoFebyre Bennett Leventhal Mary Sue Levert Lena Kaye lively Raymond Lobell Louis LoBue Elizabeth Loo Phillip Loret Dianne lorio Lorranine lorio Peter losavio Maureen Loup Bridget Loupe Beverly Lyman Biologically speaking 24 Karl Mack Bruce Macmurdo Mary Frances Madore Bill Mageo Josie Maggio Dennis Manning Harold Mapcs Darlene Martin Michael Martin James May Sharon May Albert Joseph Mayers Barry Joseph McBride Sarah McCearley Judy McClure Lucy McCord Maureen McCormick Stephen McCroskey Terry McCullough Ann McEwen Michael McKay Jerome McMorris Thomas M.cNamara Camille Meant Nicky Meole Glenn Merrill Mary Ann Messina Elizabeth Metrailor Krislan Meyerer Mary Mitchael 8evcrly Middleton Maurice Miller Jerry Mircmont 25 Marilyn Mixon Robert Moak Lynn Monger L'Mel Moore Donald Moran Billy Joe Morris George Morris Joe Muffloetto Carol Mumme Charles David Murray Diane Musso David Walter Nason Kathleen Naylor Shirley Niederbofer Marsha Norton Molly O'Ban ion William O'Connor Carolyn Oliver On your mark—get set—go! Gretchcn Oliver Vera Olds Rene Ortlicb Robert Ourso Mike Packard Wayne Padgett Jan Page Charles Papenburg Judy Parr Carol Patureau C. L. Pechon David Pederson Gary Perde Andrew Perez Judy Phillips Horace Roger Pitre J. C. Pixlcy Thomas Anthony Poche Glenda Polito David Pourciau David Prather Lehman Preis Ashton Prescott Wanda Price Cheryl Purpera Karen Robenhorsf Earl Jack Raley Jeanio Ratcliff Sharon Rathbone Charles Reed Dorothy Reiprecht Lawrence Reitzell Don Reynolds Diane Reynolds Ruth Reynolds Debra Richard Vicki Richard Something's burning Olin Richardson John Rittor Donna Rizan Katherine Roberts Robbie Roberts William Roberts Lee Rogers Anne Romano Catherine Romano Elizabeth Rose Robin Roshto Vick Roth f Angeline Marie Rotolo Bertrand Roubique Linda Roubique Phillip Roomain Darryl Rowell Kent Rowe Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Susan Rushing Harry Russell Paula Samuels Charlotte Sanchez Betty Jane Seab Ollie Mac Seabolt Wendell Seal Sharon Seber Pat Selig Arthur William Selly Jennie Lynn Sessions Shirley Schexnayder Sidney Joseph Schmidt Roy Schmleder Gilbert Scott Janie Scott Jack Shaw Jill Shelton Theresa Sherburne Allen Sholars Dasher Short Dennis Sicard Darlene Silvio Doris Sommers Sandra Jean Simmons Connie Simon Donald Simoneaux Ronald Simoneaux George Michael Smith George Smith James Smith William Frank Smith Jane Lee Smith Jenny Smith Phyllis Smith Tim Smith Norma Lee Spence Diane Spencer Nola Spille Johnny Spinosa Thomas Spurlock Don Stafford Gwen Stafford James Stephens Brent Stephenson Diane Stewart Jerusha Judy Stewart Patricia Stogner Weldon Stout Dennis Strickland June Strickland Dolores Southern Lynctte Sulong Sandra Joan Talley Carmen Leo Tate Deidre Ann Tate Michael Tate William Tedford Kevin Lee Terreil Ruth laurin Terry Russell Thibodeaux Thomas Thibodeaux Anqus Thom George Tillman Jean Torbett Suzanne Traylor Buz Treme Mardel Truluck Betty Jean Turnipseed Mary Virginia Turpin Stanley Vonable Henry Allen Verbuk Kenneth Viger Stevie Viger Mary Vincent Caldwell Vordcnbaumen George Waldroup Bobby Walker Richard Wall Richard Clarence Wallcndal Sherie Ward Barbara Weaver Susan Webb Milton Weber Frances Anne Weeks Stephen Weilbacher Marge Weisgerbcr Sidney Wheat Katherine White Kathleen White Michael Whitehead James Whitley Charlene Wilkinson David Williams Dorene Williams Patricia Williams Robecca Williams Kenneth Williamson Billy Wilson Linda Wilson Richard Wingfield Marcus Wooley Leonard Wyatt David Yoches Eleanor Younger Patrice Zammif Joe Zeppuhar % mum Long Baker President Alison Hubbard Secretary 'JfaZioitai Cotton, Society George Armstrong V-Preskknt Brad Black Treasurer Charles Allen rvatny r maaor Christine Anderson 32 Mr . Cockrell Advisor Tommy Collier Membership in the Reine Alexander Chapter is extended to Juniors with a 3.5 average for five semesters beginning with the ninth grade through the first half of the eleventh grade. It is not an overall average, but a 3.5 average for each semester. The membership consists of 7' 2c o of the number in the Junior class. This society is affiliated with the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools. Ann Corbett Roi Cox Jonicc Haywood Ralph Kroenke Dwight Lyman Patty Power louvita Tridico Anita Rees Mike Wall Marcia Robert Mary Walter Mr . Spurlock Advisor Denni Hancock. Pam Miller Kathy Travi Sande Winkler 33 THu AlftA . OFFICERS President -------------------------------------------------—Bob Greer Vico President........................................ Dwight Lyman Secretary Denni Hancock Treasurer-------------------------------------------------------Boo Dear Mu Alpha Theta is a national mathematics honor club for high school students. To be eligible for membership a student must have maintained a B for five semesters of mathematics, and be enrolled in a 6th semester of college preparatory mathematics. Sophomores who meet the grade requirements but have had only 3 semesters of the required mathematics are invited to become associate members. The purpose of the club is to offer to those interested an opportunity to enjoy studying together problems and applications of mathematics. Mrs. Vernon Advisor Members participate at meetings 35 (lx. s4cacie m President, Buzzy Hair; Mona Geier, Secretary; Dorian Heroman, Vice President; Sando Winkler, Reporter; Dwight Lyman, Treasurer; Alison Hubbard, Parliamentarian. The objectives of the BRHS Chapter are chiefly to stimulate interest and encourage more intensive study in science, mathematics, and social studies among the students and to suitably recognize those students which excel in these fields. Students taking science, mathematics or social studies are eligible for membership providing scholastic average is met. Mr}. Dugas Mrs. Gerace Jr. Academy has guest speaker at a monthly meeting. I Members enjoy special meeting Sttyctteentop 'pMowt ufi Mike Wall Ralph Kroenke Thelma Triche President V-P resident Sect.-Trees. Mr. lignos Advisor The Baton Rouge High School Engineering Fellowship is a club composed of scientifically inclined students with high ideals who seek to further their knowledge and interests in science by inviting to the club authorities on various subjects such as Physical Chemistry, Biochemistry, -and Astrophysics, and by having the members present papers on research they themselves have done: either in the lab or in the library. Clara Anders Diana Armstrong Bob Armstrong Walter Bader David Brefz Lang Baker Janet Cohen Barbara Beisner Kay Fenton Beth Fircsheets Mark Courtney George Guclfo David Gaar Dennis Hancock Bruce Macmurdo Claudia McDade Carol McCracken Albert Meyerer Judy Parr lehrrrtn Prcis Cathy Romero Richard Wall ScoHttte'i Science Caycc Lee Ralph Kroenke Lang Baker Mike Wall 39 0?'te tc£ (?£u Mrt. Brown Advisor All students who have passed at least one semester of French with an average of B or better may become members of this club. Its members gain a knowledge of French customs, manners, songs, games, and culture. As much as possible, French is used throughout all of the club meetings. Officers President ............................. Anita Rees Vico President ...........................Judy Morcom Secretary ................................Thelma Triche Treasurer _____________________________ Lorraine Walker Reporter _________________________________ Eva Hargrove Deutscher Verein is open to all students who are taking German. The purpose of the club is to further acquaint interested students with German customs and cultures. Mr . Schmidt Advisor atcct (?Cc{ Officers Mrs. Cot ten Advisor Miss Glass Advisor 42 A meeting day in the Rumpus Room! The Latin Club seeks to enrich the students' knowledge of Roman civilization and its contribution to our own culture and by sponsoring several socials each year, to create and foster a feeling of oneness among classical students. Latin students having a B average in that subject at the end of the first sri weeks and former Latin students are eligible-'?©)'' membership. zyzyyy y :y o'vr vp O' tjO 43 SfMUUA i ( iccd Officers The Spanish Club is open fo all students interested in the language and culture. The purposes of the club are to promote fellowship and understanding among Spanish speaking people and to promote the interest in the study of Spanish. The club presents programs for its members which are based on the life and customs of Spanish Americans. 44 Dr. Macmurdo Sponsor £ecuUnA ifr (fatfae tte This annual event is held in the summer. The program is conducted on the LSU campus and brings together students from all over the state. They are chosen by the teachers. BOTTOM ROW Janet Switzer------ Pam Miller--------- Kaye Rcasonover Darlene Campbell .. Anita Howard------- Physical education department Boosters --------------------------Boosters Fricassee -------------------------Fricassee TOP ROW Diane Thomas..... Tommy Collier ... Patty Powers .... Charlotte Sanders Alison Hubbard Candy Tamplot. .. Sharon Beret_____ ---------------------------Boosters Buzzer -----------------------------Fricassee ---------------------------- Boosters -----Future Homemakers of America -----Physical education department —--------------------------- Fricassee 46 0p'UC4Mcl Sharon Samaha Co-Editor Robert Collins Business Manager Each year the Baton Rouge High yearbook staff publishes the Fricassee. The Fricassee, sold only in November and December, cc$l $5.00. It is financed by student subscriptions and by selling ads. The staff works on the Fricassee throughout the year so that the books can be delivered in May. We, the Fricassee Staff, enjoyed editing your yearbook, for your pleasure. We cannot say that the work is all business or all fun, but we can say that we enjoyed it thoroughly. As you see, the staff is composed of people you see in your halls every day. We hope you, the student body, enjoy your '65 yearbook because it was printed for your benefit. Charlie Chejnutt Photographer Beth Elliott Classes 8. Ads Frank Smith Sports Anita Howard Organizations Darlene Campbell Editor Mrs. John A. Collier Sponsor Cindy Hile Features Faculty Patty Powers Features Ads Mrs. Lorin V. Smiley Sponsor Sharilyn Livingston Circulation Vicki Neal Typist Sharon Berref Classes Sharon Peel Features 49 A apa Ubs iges, msg-record al-cAa books to tbs d at Fayettevllla the Fort Brag jm packages wera m the high seas. Red Cross has sent covers, Christmas potted plants to the money and gifts to | supplied by the service men on have no fami-fem presents. The contain cigarette nuts, fountain attes. gift packages con-Fge gift and smaller g playing cards, cig-and candles — were eteran hospitals. Oth-?lude: 14 fruit cakes, Christmas music, hard oandy, -48, lions to the and sfcv-edition books. Cross will fura-Chrlst-fount-and poinset-group Istmas cards by the service families and enu covers were hard c 'tfcrlptior Post, it editl ; Cross With 100 Cfc gaining f Narettes, ed poll dnior g A1 £bs have sent flOO aren overseas, and gift boxes to be em at Christmas, ns one toy, soap, toothbrush, socks, ets. I sent the St. Ma-L bus to Fayette-13 to sing for vet-� club Is directed of the college, isted with -Armnmght series will be held In Christ Episcopal Church Wednesday night beginning at 10:30, with special seasonal music to be followed at 11 o’clock by observance of the Holy Communion. The Right of Christian faith, much which is obscure and confused becomes clearer. We realise that even ln� Its tta t in 1 ” Eplsco) Commi at 11:14 lowed by spj Including at Shepherds, ‘i R. M. Cot a. m. Chi Communloi ed, and spf will ence tor. Midnight Midi the Sacred nesday night Vincent S. 4 lelgh', as 0« ral men’s Of Chrietma will be bel f o’clock.- HlgJ b rated dered choir. A Chrlstmai held Church, dor Kuehnei On Chrietmi candlelight serv and song will b lty Lutherru Musical “ Mrs. and choll the musical following: Adam, by a duet, ”Jesu Mrs. W. K. Hf a trii, Bet Dloklnson, P. W. Wc Leager; themsi ry to Odd ous Chi Sbeep Las congrtgi several The or three JoDale Hill Layout Edita Beth Hall Assist. Art Ed. Denise Burge Art Editor Carolyn Bailey Business Manager Art Staff Editors: Tommy Collier Assist. Ed.: Richard Boudreaux 50 Tommy interviews Iliya1 Bob Evans gives feature itory Sta$ Reporter Layout staff Reporters 8usine s Staff Typists 51 Safety Janot Switzer Hoi se Safety Glen Lorio Traffic Safety Boo Deer School Safety Steve Tierney State Pres. Janet Switzer State Sect. Membership to the BRHS Chapter of the Louisiana Youth Safety Council is obtained by a two-thirds vote of all of the members. The main purpose of this organization is to develop an awareness on the part of all youth in this high school as to the seriousness of the accident problem. 52 Demonstration given at convention 'Zc-'Zy Winston Cundiff President—first term John Reynolds President—first term OFFICERS Brian Stagg Secretary-Treasurer 54 Suzette England Sponsor Laura Brister Sponsor 7f- 7ee t Sharilyn Livingston President Sharon Sameha V. President Shirley Michelli Secretory Myra Guidry Treasurer Linda Hasting Service Chairman Mrs. Harvey Advisor Thelma Triche Publicity Chairman Kathleen White Finance Chairman The Y-Teen Club is composed of girls throughout the school. They work together on such projects as a style show, which is sponsored by all Y-Teen Clubs of Baton Rouge; many different service projects to help others; and by attending various conferences to become more familiar about the Y.W.C.A. and its work. Roy Lively Sponsor Barbara Bell and Anita Howard Busy Worker 55 Historian Social Chairman ?utcvte Alison Hubbard President Tootle Vince V-President Peggy louque Recording Sect. Diana Armstrong Corresponding Secretory Emily Robinson Treasurer Mrs. Morgan Sponsor Miss Reed Sponsor Ann MeEwen Parliamentarian Lynn Schmullen Reporter Judy Jack Historian Sally Toups Song Leader Kathy Stirrat Chaplain 56 s4c t Uaz Stanley Hadden Sr. Beau Danny Bevan Jr. Beau The Future Homemakers of America is composed of students taking home economics. The Baton Rouge High Chapter is a part of the nationally recognized organization which works to improve personal, family, and community living now and in the future. To emphasize specific parts of this overall goal, Future Homemakers have eight purposes: To promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking, to emphasize the importance of worthy home and community life, to work for good home and family life for all, to promote international good will, to foster the development of creative leadership, to provide wholesome individual and group recreation, and to further interest in home economics. Roy Lively Sr. Beau Nick Garner Jr. Beau Billy Hornjby Soph. Beau Ricky Kingrea Soph. Boau 57 Mrs. Smith Advisor The individuals enrolled in a business education course at BRHS are eligible for membership in FBLA. Membership can be obtained only by qualifying points given on the basis of grades, personal contribution, and service. Tgfri U 0 J c A UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA © Pros.— Russell Merino Vico President— Maria Wilson Secretary Sherry Cotton Jroasuror— Diane Thomas Committee Chairmen Diane Bonnet Susan Sommers Judy Womack Jane Murphy Officers 0?utu e '7tun6e Mrs. Clark Advisor Miss Keaty Advisor Janet Switzer Profect Chairmen Sharon Berret Treasurer Sandra Dyson President Catherine Martin Secretary Nancy Neal Committee Chairman Jody Polito Social Chairman Annette Bcnfanti Auxiliary Rep. This organization is open to students who are seriously interested in the nursing profession. The club has a program planned to help the members decide whether or not they will choose nursing as a career. There must be a C average to keep membership in the club. 59 'putccie eacAent This organization is open to all students who are seriously interested in the teaching profession. Membership is extended to those students who have the qualities of character, scholarship, and leadership. Their main project is to serve as teacher's aides. They have developed into a very active and outstanding organization. Mrs. Boehringer Advisor Mrs. Duncan Advisor Tommy Collier President Pam Miller V-President Dicdri Lockwood Secretary Patty Newman Treasurer Linda Teer Parliamentarian Lois Horlon Historian 60 Freshman advisor gives counsel on extra-activities in college Mr. Byers gave an excellent talk! 61 The Library Club, which is associated with the Louisiana Library Teenage Association, is composed of boys and girls who work in the library during their study periods. This is mainly a service club; its primary purpose is to improve library service to the students and teachers. Mr . Aillct Spontor Craig Foret Felix Weill Joe Holmes Bill Simmons Officer 62 'P'l jectcotl (?Cu Members The boys in Projection Club operate the filming machines for the teachers and faculty. They show slides and films to help promote understanding in the classroom. Picture Not Available The Boosters are a group of girls who strive to increase school spirit. They attend most athletic events and all in and out of town football games, at which-they are best known for their performances. The Boosters give aid to many charitable and civic organizations by participating in many drives, parades, and other functions. Mis. Prescott Director President ..... Diane Thomas Vice President_____________________________________ Kathy Travis Secrotary __________________________________ Charlotte Sanders Treasurer Kathy Hebert Operations Officer _____________________________ Pam Miller Assistant Secretory____________________________ Robbie Haddox Reporter__________________________________________ Alice Atkins Head Quartermaster Jane Reuthcr Company A ..... Company B Company C______... Company D _____ Company F ..... Company G _____ Company H I .... Officers Kay Reasonover ...Sue Lambert Cathy Maddox .....Kay Fenton - Debbie Reese ..Susan Begeron ...Patty Newman Carol Middleton 64 Drill Captains Company A COMPANY A Kay Rcasonovcr: Drill Captain Thelma Trichc Marian Murph Myra Stokes Marcia Roberts Nancy Noel Mona Trxjluck Janet Blakely Kathy Bourke Jane Reuther COMPANY B Sue Lambert: Drill Captain Karen David Barbara Noland Kim Bayless Louise Conway Virginia Kroenke Ina Watts Lynn Williamson Linda Cadwallader Lynn Schmullen Mona Geier Company B New members are taken in the spring; in order to apply for membership in Boosters a girl must have a C average in every subject; and then if she passes a written and marching test her membership is attained. Girls desiring to become drummers must also pass a drumming test. t 0? H UPf 6! COMPANY C Cathy Maddox: Patty Hair Cindy Christy Sandra Dyson Chris Norton Cherry Means Glynace Norton Milam Johnson Linda James Sandra Bourke Drill Captain Company C Boy Boosters help in Booster Skits! The Boosters are divided into five groups: the Precision squad, which is mainly responsible for the shows presented at the games; the Drummers, who play the drums for all the precision shows and parades; the Honor Flag Corps, which is made up of sophomore girls with exceptional marching ability who carry the flags in the shows; Gun Corps, which is sophomore girls who perform in precision shows; and the Hi-Steppers, which is a dance group that performs at football games and pep meetings. 66 4-____: Company F Flag Corps Debbie Reese: Drill Captain Gina Turpin Betty Turnipsecd Diane Reynolds Beverly Middleton Susan Webb Ruth Reynolds Shawnee Rathbone Kathleen Fox Sherry Fisher Barbara Belsner Lyn Bazzell Joyce Andrews Penny Ashmore Beth Kuhlmann Kay Latimer 67 I Susan Bergeron: Drill Captain Betty Metrailer Anne Howe Judy Phillips Beverly Lyman Lucy McCord Sharon Sober Judy Henson Company G Gun Corps Company H I Robbie Haddox Martha Mullins Kaye Atkinson Donna Narozniak Laura Bristcr Becky Spoakman JoAnn Canella Maggie Lane Patty Newman: Captain Ann Butler Barbara Stevenson Peggy Parsons JoEvc Stafford Lynne Poole Alice Atkins Bonnie Bridges Carol Middleton: Co Captain Hi-Steppers 68 Cindy Christy Peggy Parsons Jane Reuther Beverly Middleton Cheryl Gregg Betty Mctrailer Quartermasters Practice Makes Perfect 69 I Sc utol Clint Harelson President Marilyn LaBello 1st. V.P. Carol McCulley 2nd VJ . Filling nut cup for hospitals Gladys Goldsby points out Vietnamese girl adopted by Student body. We Believe: In service for others, for our country, our community, our school; In health of mind and body to fit us for greater service; And in working for better human relations throughout the world. 70 Delegates to Chemin-ahaut T eeC Members present school chest 'Petccaa State Alice Atkins, Patty Newman, Robbie Haddox, Alison Hubbard, Kathy Travis, Suxctte England, Tootie Vince, and Jerry lynn Balliet The senior class elects their delegates to Pelican State. It is held in August of each year on the LSU campus. TOP ROW: Sonny Childers. Stonlcy Hadden, Ronnie Landry, Bill Simmons BOTTOM ROW: Boo Dear, Brian Stagg, Gary Rice, and Louis Tyler Student 4teC Guidance Office 73 Student ( euucct Mr. Dykes Advisor V-Prcsident .................................... Robbie Haddox Secretary ............................... Jerry Lynne Balliet Treasurer John Nesscr Executive Board Nick Garner Russell Marino Bill Simmons Ann Corbett Graves Thomas Janie Crews Tootie Vince Vice Pres............................................. Alice Atkin Secretary Jerry Balliet Treasurer ..................... .............Ralph Hubbard Executive Board Ann Corbett Pam Miller Glen Lorio Greg Heroman Sam Bacot Derek Pel Marti Hall Richard Boudreaux Dana Sanchez Janie Crews Jackie Spillar Kay Reasonover The governing organ of the student body is the student council. It is composed of one representative from ea«h homeroom and the executive officers. Officers of the Student Council serve one semester terms, and are elected at mid-term and at the end of school. The purposes of this organization shall be to set high standards of school citizenship, and promote general welfare of the school. 75 Second Semester Representatives Ann Corbett Sponsor Mr. Hughes Advisor Robbie Haddox Sponsor Felix Weill President Stanley Hadden Richard Boudreaux Vico President Secretary Jackie Spillar Treasurer Brian Stagg Director Danny Bovan Director John Anderson Director Mark Abernathy Smitty Acree Sam Bacot George Bevan Brad Black Winston Cundiff Dane D'Armond Jim Ellis Derek Pels 76 Bryan Flanagan 'Key Sponsored by Kiwanis International, the RRHS Key Club has compiled the most outstanding record of achievement in Key Club International and has won more awards than any other club. It is known in the school for such projects as The Key and in the community for activities like Student Government Day. Membership qualifications are character and leadership ability, and the election of members takes place in February. Nick Gamer Tony Garner Ralph Hubbard Chip Grandjean Bob Greer Buzzy Hair Ricky Kingroa Guy Koontz Jim Land Chuck Hill Ronnie Landry Se e (?Cc Beta Club is cne of the highest honor societies at Baton Rouge High. To be a member, students must maintain an overall B average. The membership is composed of juniors and seniors, who are nominated by the teacher and are voted on by the club. It is chiefly a service organization. One of the yearly projects of the Beta Club is Twirp Week. The Beta Club takes part in the annual convention. Mrs. Michael Sponsor Mark Abernathy Brian Stagg Russel! Marino President V-President Peggy Parsons Secretory Kathy Travis Treasurer Bob Armstrong George Armstrong Sam Bacot Lang Baker Susan Bogeron Danny Bevan Brad Black Ann Corbett Dane D'Armond Suzettc England Derek Fels Bryan Flanagan Stanley Hadden Buzzy Hair Greg Heroman Chuck Hill Alison Hubbard Ronnie Landry Lynne McCullar Pam Miller John Newer Debbie Reese Emily Robinson Sharon Samaha Jackie Spiller Graves Thomas Practice Makes Perfect Mr. Pope Director ' The BRHS band lakes part in many activities carried on during school. During football season the band plays for all the pep meetings to help build up spirit in the student body. At football games, the band has provided a half-time or pre-game performance. The band attends the District Music Festival and later the State Music Festival, during the year the band puts on a concert to show the many talented mu-ho make up the organization. sicians vV' V 7 jf x Drum Major can really play ... And Here they come for a show ... Majorettes at halftime 83 The Baton Rouge High School A Cappella Choir has toured over 5,000 miles and eleven states in the last three years. This choir has been chosen to represent th state of Louisiana at the Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington, D.C. and at the Battlefield of Chickamauga, Georgia. It is composed of sixty selected singers and was organized in 1959. The choir performs many times each year at local functions and has given a concert in the United States Capitol. It has made superior at every music festival it has ever entered. 84 Officers Madrigal Singers Pies. __________________________________________Clarissio Holmes V. Pres. Janet Switzer Sect. ..................... -................. Janice Haywood Treat. ____________________________ Sonya Cotten, Penny Pratt Publicity ________________________________________ Ellon Turner Section Leaders: Kaye Atkinson Danny Gcroy Sandra Aymond Paul Archer Ruby Kennedy Jimmy Case Linda Mapes Arthur Selley Joyce Clement—Accompanist Spring Exhibit Those hard-working Juniors? Spring Exhibit Mr. Schaffer Another interesting speaker 87 Seniors model mask of Butch Bulldog t The Baton Rouge High School Thespian Troupe 504, organized in 1942, is a member of the National Thespian Dramatic Honor Society. The membership is composed of students who meet the point requirements based on participation in dramatics. Thespian Troupe 504 sponsors the annual spring play and performs the major scene design and make-up work for Baton Rouge High School productions. 88 Darlene and Linda arc hard debater 89 Ti 'utenA (2tu4. ! 1 s I I Cayce Lee President Ralph Kroenke V. President Anna LeOuke Secretary Treasurer One Fall afternoon in 1961 two friends who had a habit cf dropping by their English teacher's room at three to leave their poems came panting in from Ph. Ed. They wanted to form a writer's club. The teacher was reluctant, but one of them kept talking about it till she finally convinced her teacher it was a good idea. Finally, the club held its first meeting after school on March 9, 1961. The next fall it was accepted as a school sponsored club and given a regular meeting time on the club schedule. It is now known as the Writer's C ub. Mrs. C. E. Cockrell is the advisor. MEMBERS 90 NOT SHOWN Mark Abernathy David Acklen Denise Adams Wade Adams Leonard Aguillaid Carl Altazin Carl Alvarc Joe Amos Clara Anders Richard Anderson Tommy Anderson Marsha Angelloz Karen Anselmo Larry Anselmo Diana Armstrong Bob Armstrong Marieno Arnold Mike Ayers Amy Aymond Janice Aymond Frank Babin Walter Bagot Elton Ballard Jim Bankston Princeton 8ardwell Laverne Barksdale Catherine Bates_ Kathleen Bates Annie Batfieste Sammy Baugh Frank Bayus John Beard Beryl Beauchamp Barbara Beavers Sharon Beeson Barbara Bell Dianne Bennett Harley Bennett Sandra Bennett Jerry Benson Joe Benton Susan Bergeron Sheldon Berman Danny Bcvan Arthur Beveridge Agnes Beysselance Clifton'O. Bingham, Jr. Anita Bishop Al Black Linda Blackwell Janet Blakly Angel Blanchard Jim Bloomfield David Blum Marilyn Boencke Robert Boissenin Brent Bonfonti David Bonham Sharon Booth Margret Jo Borland Cathy Borne Wanda Bossier Richard Boudreaux Kathy Bourke Don Bourque Ora Louise Bowers J. C. Boyd Tommy Boy eft Kathy Boyle Doug Brackin Bryan Bradley Wayne Brannon Beaver Brantly Joyce Brasseaux Tcddic Breaud Laurence Breaux Scott Brewer Ryland Bringol Marcus Brown Mary Brown Susan Brown Charles Browning Cherie Bruce Marilyn Brumfield Jo Ann Broussard Wayne Beche Cordelia Buhler Marty Burgess Ann Butler Terry Byars Peggy Mylon Byrd James Caillouet Carlton Caldwell Larry Campagna Jo Ann Canella Chris Cangeosi Hilton Capello Paul Caplinger Edwin Carazo Ronnie Carazo Evelyn Carbo Jim Carlin Ernest Carmouche Mike Carpenter Danny Carragher John Anthony Carrara Ellen Carrulh Sandy Chalstrom Jack Chapman Susan Champagne Dianne Christ Cynthia Christy 95 Joyce Clement Janet Cohn David Collier West Constantine Darla Cook Jim Corkern Charles Corkern Carleen Corona Sherry Cotten Mark Courtney Ferol Cox John Cox Johnny Cox Mike Cox Patricia Cox Paulo Crcmcens Sandra Crotwell Tom Crowell Lew Cudd Mickey Cunningham Floyd Danette Charles D'Agostino Karen David Bob Davis Bobbie Lou Davis Debroah June Davis Linda Davis Solon Davis William Davis Bobby Dawson Jimmy Docn Elizabeth De Graff Mary Anne Delaroderie Claudia Delanoix Cary Rodney Delaville Elba Delgado Mary Gay Der.bo Kathy Dcnicola Lynn Dennison Mariodel Carmen Diaz SHAA CONGOR Gregory Dichary.. 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Vince Jan Vines Catherine Vitale Jimmy Vowell Dianne Waddell Malcomn Wall George Wallace lin Waller Richard Waller Bob Ware Ina Rhea Watts Ralph Watts Glenda Watts Vicki Watts Carol Jean Wax Susan Webber Gay Weiland Noy Weisgcrbcr Ralph Wells Pam Wcsbrook George White Mike White Fletcher White Verna Whitehead Susan Whithorne Sharon Willie Frank Willett Dianne Williams Wanda Williams Marylynn Williams Lynn Williamson Kathy Wilkinson Ben Wilson Burnell Wilson Jimmy Wilson Lila Wilson Tommy Witherspoon Norma Woodman Sparky Wyatt Richard Young (Uattwi (?1 Z44 108 109 MR. RAY PORTA Head Coach MR. LEON MeGRAW Backfield Coach COACH KEATON Line Coach Picture Not Available Coach Porta receives trophy for State Championship from Mr. Dykes COACH FOY COACH CALAMIES J.V. Coach J-V- Coach 112 L Here come the Bulldogs! Bevan makes a big effort! B.R.H.S.—13 De La Salle—0 Baton Rouge High used a crazy defense and two spectacular scoring plays—quarterback Joe Womack's 44-yard second period pass to end Roy Lively and fullback George Bevan's 36-yard fourth quarter bolt to defeat De La Salle, 13-0. Princeton Bardwell, one of our defensive stalwarts along with Mike Smith, Eddie Ivey, and Charles Browning, intercepted Mart's pass to halt the deepest De La Salle penetration. Baton Rouge also claimed two of De La Salle's five fumbles. One recovery being made by Jimmy Rutledge and another by Charles Browning. Greg Eaton kicked both PAT's, but only one proved to be good. De La Salle led Baton Rouge in first downs by 8-6, but the Canines were ahead in total offense 168 yards to the Cavalier's 137 yards. The game was played in City Park Stadium in New Orleans. Harrell around end! 113 B.R.H.S.—7 Lafayette—0 The Bulldogs got the biggest of several breaks in the second quarter when- Lloyd Giblin recovered a Lion fumble at the Lafayette 25. Six plays later George Bevan, listed as doubtful because of injuries sustained in the De La Salle game the previous week, plunged over from the one for the only touchdown of the game and Greg Eaton booted the conversion which gave the Canines their 7-0 margin. The Bulldogs concentrated on the running game and used the pass sparingly. The ball carrying, which produced 114 yards, was shared by seven men. Joe Womack was the leader with 24 yards, Russell Marino gained 21, Bevan 19, Jack Harrell 17, Princeton Bardwell 14, Chuck Hill 12, and Mike Cox 7. Womack attempted only four passes, connecting with end Ralph Wells, for 13 on the first play of the touchdown drive after earlier hitting Harrell for minus one on a screen attempt. This victory was the second straight for B.R.H.S. and the loss was the first for Lafayette, a 19-13 victory over Terrebonne. Coile knock off defender Bulldog fighting again t lee 114 Bevan fakes off on another long sprint Sevan on a long gainer against Istrourra B.R.H.S.—18 Bolton-7 The B.R.H.S. Bulldogs spotted Bolton's previously undefeated Bears seven points in Alexandria before coming from behind to chalk up their victory of the season, 18-7. The second-ranked Triple-A team made good use of two fumble recoveries and three intercepted passes in defeating the Bears. In the end, it was the tough defense and hard blocking of the Bulldog line that provided the difference. Senior fullback George Bevan led the B.R.H.S. running attack by carrying 12 times for 85 yards and two TD's. His first score was a 52 yd. run off tackle. This was the spark which led our Bulldogs to victory. The other B.R.H.S. touchdown came on a 27-yard pass from quarterback Joe Womack to halfback Russell Marino. On the first play of the final quarter, Bulldog end Tommy Witherspoon intercepted a Bear pass on the Bolton 28 and returned it to the one. Bevan banged over on the first play. The clock was about the only thing that stopped the Bulldogs in the second half. The coaches were well pleased with the show our boys made. Bennett and other dump the opposition 115 Marino around end Who's got the ball? Witherspoon dumps the opposite for a loss B.R.H.S.— 0 Broadmoor-0 We have no excuse, no alibis. We just got beat by a better ball club. Those were the words of Coach Ray (Coon) Porta after the Bulldogs had failed in their District 3-AAA debut and their No. 1 State AAA ranking in losing 6-0. The Bulldogs made many fine efforts and came very close to scoring several times, but were stopped by the Buc's. This defeat, however, didn't discourage the Bulldogs. They came right back the next week and beat Bogalusa, and then went on to take the District 3-AAA crown and the State Championship. 116 Chapman around end B.R.H.S.—20 Bogalusa—12 Baton Rouge High's Bulldogs gave Bogalusa its first big test of the season in Bogalusa, and the Lumberjacks flunked. The defensive minded Bulldogs of Coach Ray Porta overwhelmed the Jacks offensively with power up the middle, gaining 306 yards rushing. They also went one-for-one passing for 13 yards. Bogalusa got both of its touchdowns in the first quarter. BRHS got one marker between the two Bogalusa six pointers, on a spectacular 37-yard run by Jack Harrell. Mark Bennett converted. After Bogalusa's second TD the Bulldogs controlled the ball most of the remainder of the game. Quarterback Joe Womack put the Canines ahead again in the second quarter with a 7-yard end sweep which climaxed a 66-yard march. Bennett added the PAT and the Bulldogs led 14-12 going into the half-time intermission. The Bulldogs scored the clincher in the third period, driving 72 yards after taking the kickoff. It was Harrell who scored, going over from the three with 6:21 remaining in the third period. Final score-BRHS-20 Bogalusa—12 Big effort Marino dodges tackier B.R.H.S.—7 Catholic High—0 The third time was the charm for Baton Rouge High. After being stopped twice earlier in enemy territory, the Bulldogs drove 52 yards on their third thrust for the TD which defeated the Catholic High Golden Bears 7-0 before a homecoming crowd of 5,000 at Memorial Stadium. George Bevan, BRHS's leading rusher with 61 yards, plunged over from 1 foot out in the secqnd period for the game's only TD and Mark Bennett kicked the extra point. The Bulldogs completely dominated the first half, getting 8 first downs and 116 yards rushing while holding the Bruins to 1 first down and 16 yards. Coach Reuben Ruiz's Bears, unable to stop the repeated stabs of Harrell and Bevan, never really got much opportunity to show their offense until the second half. BRHS, trying to kill the clock and protect its margin, offered a mild final threat when it went from the CHS 38—after taking over on downs— to the Bruin 16 in the last series of the game. 117 Baker—0 B.R.H.S.—34 The BRHS Bulldogs, racking up a total of 354 yards total offense to the Buffaloes' 32 yards, won another game which made us 7-1 for the season. The Bulldogs passed around scoring honors to various members of the team with George Bevan getting one from the 3-yard line. Jack Chapman another from the 5, Princeton Bardwell cashing in another from the 6, Chuck Hill garnering the fourth from the 1-yard line and the final score coming on a 26-yard pass from quarterback Johnny Palazotta to Greg Eaton from the Baker 26. When the game-ending whistle blew, the 'Dogs were on the Buff 1-yard line driving for another TD, but the time needed was denied us and we settled for the 34-0 victory. The Giblin twins, Floyd and Lloyd, picked off three Buff interceptions, two of which set the stage for Bulldog touchdowns. What' up. Coach? B.R.H.S.—31 Lee-6 Baton Rouge High put two TDs on the score-board in the first quarter and then one each in the next three for its best offensive showing of the season in bombing the Lee High Rebels, 31-6, in a District 3-AAA game at Memorial Stadium. The defensive-minded Bulldogs yielded the long Confederate marker in the closing seconds of the second period when the Rebs employed a bit of trickery that bamboozled the BRHS deep men. Touchdowns for the Bulldogs were made as follows: 21-yard pass and run from Joe Womack to Russell Marino. Bennett kicked. George Bevan on a 1-foot plunge. Kick failed. Princeton Bardwell on a 1-yard plunge. Kick failed. Joe Womack on a 4-yard run. Kick failed. Lloyd Giblin on a 10-yard run. Kick failed. In total offense, BRHS led with 272 yards to Lee's 152 yards. Rutledge nail ball carrier 118 Hill bools one B.R.H.S.-13 Glen Oaks-7 Baton Rouge High capitalized on two big defensive breaks to come from behind and defeat previously unbeaten Glen Oaks, 13 7, in an important District 3-AAA game at Memorial Stadium. The Bulldogs spotted the Black Panthers 7 points on Ronnie Reid's 64-yard TD run and Robert Di-dier's kick in the first period, but turned a second quarter pass interception by Princeton Bardwell and a third period fumble recovery by George Bevan into touchdown drives which punctured the Panthers' hopes of wrapping up the league title. Jack Chapman used a 4-yard end sweep for the first BRHS score and Bevan bowled over defenders in a 2-yard jab at left guard in the third. Mark Bennett kicked for the extra point after the final marker. At the end it looked as if Glen Oaks was going to come up with one of its patented thrilling finishes which had pulled it out of the hole in three previous games. The Panthers kept the 8,000 fans on the edge of their seats with a drive from their own 9 to the BRHS 49. But Bardwell intercepted another Mickey Bergeron pass with only 5 seconds showing on the new scoreboard clock and the Bulldogs ran out the clock. B.R.H.S.—13 Istrouma—0 Before 10,000 shivering fans in the annual cross-town rivalry battle at Memorial Stadium, the BRHS Bulldogs beat the Istrouma Indians 13-0. With the win, our Bulldogs took their second straight District 3-AAA championship. Our Bulldogs made 211 yards on total offense to Istrouma's 92 yards. George Bevan broke loose for 37 yards and a touchdown on the first play of the second quarter. Mark Bennett kicked the PAT, giving us a 7-0 lead. Bevan then put the game safely out of reach by racing 49 yards for another marker with just a little more - than 2 minutes remaining. Bennett's kick was wide. Only three passes were attempted. End Floyd Giblin played an important role by intercepting the only two passes thrown by Istrouma quarterback Danny Young and BRHS's quarterback Joe Womack completed a 10-yarder to end Frank Willett. 119 Womack evade tackier B.R.H.S.—6 Woodlawn—0 Fullback George Bevan blocked and recovered a punt, led a 49-yard drive and then rammed over from the 1 to give the Bulldogs a 6-0 victory over Woodlawn of Shreveport in a state AAA first-round play-off game in Memorial Stadium. For a long while, it looked as if the visiting Knights and the host Canines might fight to a scoreless stand off on Memorial Stadium's muddy turf and that the issue would have to be settled by first downs. The visitors had a 6-4 edge at the time. Bevan came up with 2 crucial fourth down gains in what turned out to be a 49-yard, 14-play drive for the TD. BRHS faced fourth and one at the Knight's 21 and later at the enemy 8. Bevan powered his way through for 4 yards the first time and 2 yards the second. He then moved the ball to the one from the five—during a driving rain-and then slipped over guard for the TD with 5:34 remaining. Mark Bennett's kick for the extra point was blocked, but as things turned out, the Bulldogs didn't need it. Bennett broke up a Woodlawn threat when he intercepted a Frey Prather pass at the Bulldog 36 and ran it back to the 46. BRHS then stalled for the next 1:45 to take the victory. B.R.H.S.—20 Holy Cross-6 Baton Rouge High avenged 1963's most humiliating loss and moved to the semi-finals of the State Triple-S playoffs, all at the same time when it beat Holy Cross 20-6 in New Orleans. BRHS had it sewed up with a 12-yard Joe Womack-to-Jack Chapman touchdown pass in the second period; an 18-yard run with a fumble recovery by Tommy Witherspoon in the third quarter, and a 2-yard run by fullback George Bevan in the final quarter. The Tigers needed but six plays to finally erase their goose egg. Rappold went for 14 on a draw pass and Duhe faked a pass and stepped outside for 14 more. A 20-yard advance on a flipback from Duhe to Rappold to Duhe put the ball on the Bulldog 30. Duhe then passed to Smith on the 15 and the Tiger threat weaved into the open and scored. Duhe kicked wide on the point try and the score stayed 20-6. 120 George Bevan Chuck Hill Jack Harrell Glen Lorio Joe Womack Floyd Giblin B.R.H.S.—14 East Jefferson—7 Defensive back Lloyd Giblin raced 42 ya ds with an intercepted pass to set the stage for George Bevan's second touchdown of the game as Baton Rouge High's mighty canines edged East Jefferson 14-7, in a Triple-A state semifinal contest at Memorial Stadium. Baton Rouge High actually could have won without its last seven points. Since the Bulldogs led in first downs 10-6, they would have been declared the winner in the event of a tie. In total offense, BRHS led with 199 yards to East Jefferson's 170 yards. East Jefferson could manage only four plays in the first quarter as the Dogs controlled,the ball most of the period. The Bulldogs and Warriors scored in the second quarter, with East Jefferson's lone score coming one minute before the half. Both teams came out fired up after the half, and the third quarter was strictly a defensive affair. With less than seven minutes left in the game, Giblin made his beautiful interception return to put the BRHS offense in gear. On third down from the one, Bevan crashed into paydirt to give BRHS its 12th win of the season in 13 games and third in a row for us since entering the state playoffs. Mark Bennett kicked our extra points after each TD. 121 Russell Marino Lloyd Giblin Princeton Bardwell BATON ROUGE HIGH 6 Sulfur 0 Some people might say we've been very lucky, but I truthfully believe these boys earned the State Championship. Those were the words of proud Ray (Coon) Porta after'the Dogs marched 72 yards in the fourth quarter for the touchdown which gave them a 6-0 victory over Sulphur and the State Triple-A title. Chapman started with a two yard gain around end. Then Chuck Hill, a defensive stand-out all year, came up with a ten-yard gainer. Womack followed with a seven yard pass to Bevan which put the ball on the BRHS 47. Bevan then came up with a thrilling run to the Sulphur 36. Chapman followed with a run of the same type gaining 19 yards to the 17. Chapman then carried to the 13, Bevan to the 10 and Bevan again to the 7. On the next play Womack pulled a belly fake to Bevan up the middle, kept and went wide around left end. Before Sulphur discovered he had the ball, Womack had stepped in for the touchdown. 122 Graves Thomas 123 Ann Corbett Sonny Childers Jane Pierce Don Elbourne Suzette England Dorian Heromen Claudette Kimble Danny Sevan Touchdown 124 Danny, Sonny, Dorian, Don Jane, Ann, Suzette, Claudette Cheerleaders are elected in the spring of each year. Besides leading cheers at football and basketball games, the cheerleaders perform many other services for Baton Rouge High School. Our cheerleaders have repeatedly proven themselves best in the state rallies and contests. The highest honor given by the Mid-South Cheerleader Institute, which had an attendance of 1200, was awarded to the Baton Rouge High School Cheerleaders for their performance. 125 Danny Devan, Jane Pierce, Dorian Heroman, Claudette Kimble, Dan Elbourne — '64- '65 COACH E. W. FOY Picture Not Available 126 Mark Abernathy Mike Blackman 127 I! 128 129 Chuck Hill Jim Bonham Roy Lively Ronnie Landry John Nosier 7965 Distance Louis Cudd Ronnie Jenkins Richard Boudreaux Bill Simmons 131 440 and Short Distance Jumpers 132 Weight Men 133 $65 134 135 Pitchers BUDDY HANSEN BILL SUUIVAN RONNIE NUGENT V f Buddy McMorrit President Kathy Stirrat Secretary , Maureen Steiner V. 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RAYMOND BORNE MR. JOHN R. LcBLANC THudic, s4ntf liven'd £cCctcatio t, ttcCudtnicU cuuC MRS. ELIZABETH HOWARD 168 MR. LYLE RAYBORN MR. W. E. YOUNG MRS. GAYNELL TINSLEY MR. JAMES GREESON 169 SoctaC Studied 170 MR. RAY PORTA MR. ROBERT HUGHES MR. THOMAS THROWER MR. JAMES KEATON MRS. GLADYS LOWER MRS. JOHN HUNTER MRS. HUGH PETT6NGIL 171 Sccettce 172 MR. WILLIAM LIGNOS 173 MR. WILLIAM McKEAN £ tyCt 6, 174 MRS. STERLING COTTON MRS. HOV ARD WIER MRS. MARY MARTINEZ MRS. E. J. COCKRELL 176 MRS. DOUGLAS GAMBLE 177 'P CfAicaC SducattMi MR. T. C. CAIMES MR. E. W. FOY MRS. LORIN V. SMILEY MRS. SARAH PRESCOTT MRS. FORD IONGSDORF MRS. CLARENCE AlllET MRS. JOOR B. MORGAN MISS MARY B. REED MRS. LEON T. JACKSON I Tish Ancona Dana Anderson Richard Anderson Paul Archer George Armstrong Kaye Atkinson Alice Atkins RKH TOP ROW Ray Abbott Linda Acaldo Dale Adams Lee Albright Mike Alexander 'Tfetv BOTTOM ROW Charles Allen Darlene Alexander John Albert Kathy Amador Christine Anderson 182 ‘Vany tyieatCcf TOP ROW Henry Ballard Jerry Balliet Kitty Barr John Barton Tom Baskind BOTTOM ROW Kim Bayless Carolyn Beauchamp Ronnie Bell Camillia Bell Eddye Bennett 183 Se tion4 i%eCfr Piatt TOP ROW Mark Bennett Sharon Berret George Bevan Kate Bird Gail Bizette BOTTOM ROW C Brad Black Mike Blackman Larry Blados Barbara Blair Ronnie Bombet 184 Jonicc Breland Bonnie Bridges Laura Bristcr Melba Brister Linda Brock t te Gail Brooks Barbara Brown TOP ROW Karl 3rown Peggy Brown Richard 8rowning Bobby Bryan Tommy Buckmann BOTTOM ROW John Buie John Bullion Denise Burge Michael Butler Carolyn Burton 185 A threat 72 mvi- ‘i cuteC Wene TtfatU Cynthia Cantu Jimmy Case Kay Cason Joe Catanzaro Edwin Carazo Reginald Chambers Linda Champagne TOP ROW Rita Butler Ramon Bustcllo Pat Buvens Judy Boudreaux Audrey Butler BOTTOM ROW Linda Cadwallader Clifford Caillouet Linda Calvin Tommy Calvin Darlene Campbell 186 fan tfrutte TOP ROW Ronnie Coil© Kate Colclough Tommy Collier Robert Collins Dale Colomb BOTTOM ROW Louise Conway Ann Corbett Charles Corkcrn Wayne Cothern Sonya Cotton Linda Chandler Charles Chestnut Jerry Chcvallier Sonny Childers Diane Christ Paula Christian Sharon Civello 187 to s4re i t “Tltec iatUcaC a tcL Pauline Curlis Rita Daniel Donna Daniels Stephen Davidson Paltie Davison Cynthia Davis Pam Davis TOP ROW Mike Cowan Ross Cox Frank Craig Lynda Crain Janie Crews BOTTOM ROW John Cremeens Lynn Cruthirds Linda Cummins Winston Cundiff Kay Curtis 188 I f) utct4 ucU s4xt TOP ROW Joe DcJohn David Demarche Jo Ann Dentro 3ufch DeTrefford JoAnn Dcvall BOTTOM ROW Lettor Dodge Wayne Doite Jimmy Dumigan Virginia Dupuy Linda Duck Jim Davison Kitty Dean Robert Dean Seymour Dear Marilyn Dedeaux Jimmy DcFrances Ronnie Delk 189 'Soya Dxt44 04 (tyeenleactenA Derek Fell Tammy Felt Joe Fisher Faye Fitzgerald J. D. Ferrara Mary Anne Fontenot Craig Foret TOP ROW Dennis Durbin Alan Durlacher Dennis Duszynski Judy Duvic Rosalyn Duvic BOTTOM ROW Carol Dawson Sandra Dyson Suzette England Kenny Ezell Ricky Fauver s4cw 4 S zye TOP ROW Calvin George O. J. Golland Floyd Giblin lloyd Giblin Geoffrey Gibson BOTTOM ROW John Giler Gladys Goldsby Gordon Goldsby Ruth Gomez Ronnie Goynes 191 Studettte lRu t fan VanuM Stude U Stanley Hadden Robbie Haddox Buzzy Hair Marti Hall Beth Hall Dennis Hancock Buddy Hansen TOP ROW Kirby Green Roland Greenplatt Johnny Gregory Bob Greer Terry Grier BOTTOM ROW Linda Grimes Gwen Guelfo Jo Griffin Anita Guggcnhcimer Turner Guidry 192 dtuHcd 0 tce TOP ROW Karl Haugen Janie© Heywood Sharon Heydon Charles Heard David HcatlT BOTTOM ROW Kathy Hebert Christy Hebert Linda Hebert Roy Held Bill Henderson Howard Hansen Clint Harelson Jack Harrell Drew Hart Jay Hortzog Patsy Harvell Linda Hastings 193 S(Mte Safety ad 7 e££ 04 TOP ROW Cynthia Henderson Greg Heroman Johnny Higginbotham Chuck Hill JoDale Hill BOTTOM ROW Sharon Himel Johnny Hodge Develyn Holden Joe Holmes Clarrissie Holmes 194 TOP ROW Jimmy Keen Don Koller Cynthia Kennedy Ruby Kennedy Tommy Kenney BOTTOM ROW Cheryl King Walter Kirkland Wanda Kleinpeter Kenny Kling Pam Knight Haywood Jeffers Wayne Jenkins Cindy Johnson Layne Johnson Milam Johnson Robert Kane Rkhard Karns 195 English—DENISE BURGE English-FRANK CRAIG Journalism—TOMMY COUIER There are many goals ,or which we s.rive dor- ln9 °Ur hi9h -h°°' «reer, bo, ,he mos, important one which we can achieve is academic preemi-nence. Joum� li ™-SAM BACOT These students have been selected by the teachers of the various departments for their outstanding work they have done in fields for which they were selected. English—DARLENE CAMPBELL English-GEOFFREY GIBSON 197 Speech—MARK BENNETT Speech—DIANA LEWINS Mathematic —LORAINE WALKER Phyjic —CAYCE LEE Mechanical Drawing—SEYMORE DEAR Mathematics- LANG BAKER Industrial Art-ROSS COX 198 I 199 Art-JOHNNY HODGE Art-MARTI HALL 200 Gorfran—RALPH KROENKE Spanish—ANNIE SIGLER “‘ - AO BLACK 202 Typing—SHERRY VAN ATTA Typing-CRAIG MERRILL 203 Physical Education-FAYE LIVELY TOMMIE COLLIER Editor of the Buzzer, Pres. Future Toachcrs GLEN LORIO Varsity Football, Treasurer of Sr. Class CHARLES HAIR President of Jr. Academy of Science, Vanity Football RONNIE LANDRY 1st semester President of Student Council; Key Club CHUCK HILL Varsity Football, Beta Club 204 DARLENE CAMPBELL Editor of Fricassee, National Honor Society DEREK FELS Exchange Student, Key Club ALISON HUBBARD President of FHA, Secretary of National Honor Society GRAVES THOMAS 2nd semester President of Student Council, Key Club LANG BAKER President of National Honor Society, President of Jets Baton Rouge High Schoo1 These students were selected by a committee of seventeen faculty members as most represenia- SONNY CHILDERS Cheerleader, Jr. Academy of Science RALPH KROENKE Vice-President of Writers Club National Honor Society SUZETTE ENGLAND Cheerleader, Treasurer of Art Club CLINT HARELSON President of Red Cross, Writers Club ?V6a five of those activities which are of greatest service to Baton Rouge High. JERRY LYNN BAUIET Secretary of Student Council. Secretary of Senior Class LINDA JAMES Booster BRIAN STAGG President of Beta Club, Key Club BRAD BLACK Drum Major of Band, Key Club ANN CORBETT Cheerloador, Beta Club LINDA BROCK Vice-President of FHA, National Honor Society DIANE THOMAS President of Boosters, Treasurer of FBLA CLARISSA HOLMES President of Choir, Future Teachers SANDRA DYSON Safety Council, President of FNA GREG HEROMAN Executive Board of Student Coun-cil. Beta Club RUSSEL MARINO President of FBLA, Varsity Foot-ball GEORGE BEVAN Varsity Football, Beta Club KATHY HEBERT Treasurer of Boosters, Beta Club FELIX WEILL President of Key Club, Beta Club 205 SctfienCcrfive Every year the Senior Class members select, from their membership, students whom they feel best represent certain characteristics. They are the Superlatives for 64-65 elected as the Mostest. 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McCulley Sharilyn Livingston Deidri Lockwood Robert Long Glenn Lorio Betty Loup Dorothy Loup J. P. louque 213 Sent i 'rtyoene £co to nic TOP ROW Bill McCudey Guy McDaniel Bob McGraw Derrell McKenzie Tullit McKnight BOTTOM ROW Janet McMichael Gus Machado Ronald Madinc Joe Maggio loui Maggio 214 Are Heatup}, ( laeadeei TOP ROW Tytti Mehaffey Joyce Melancon Craig Morril Hirsch Meyer Carol Middleton BOTTOM ROW Margaret Miller Ronnie Miller Pam Miller Mitzi Millet Marilyn Moore 215 ave t76o e ?a£ en Shedrick Mayweather Wanda Merrier Donna Norozniak Obie Naul Nancy Neal Vicki Neal Charlie Neale TOP ROW David Molan Bill Morgan Mike Mulkcy Kent Munson Sue Munson BOTTOM ROW Jane Murphy Margaret Murphy Sandra Murrey Stewart Muse Howard Muse 216 ScOc6 IV % 'Ttecv Tffa c t TOP ROW Andreo Pallet Tom Parker Joyce Parr Peggy Parsons Jean Pat in BOTTOM ROW Benny Peabody Sharon Peel Tim Perault Peggy Perkins Mary Ann Pickett 217 TOP ROW Ronnie Pino Tony Pittman Arlene Poche Jody Polito Penny Pratt BOTTOM ROW Patty Powers Al Purple Merrilynn Rabb Nancy Rabb Kay Reasonover 218 7 fine “Ready ityeuidf TOP ROW Earl Rome Cathy Rose Adrien Rose John Roshto Sidney Ross BOTTOM ROW Judy Rockholf Richard Rush T Bo Russell Helene Seitz Mike Saltz Ricky Risley Keith Rigby Gerald Roberts Marcia Roberts Larry Robichaux William Robinson Jimmy Rogers Nick Ruffin 219 tot TOP ROW Sharon Samaha Dana Sanchez Charlotte Sanders Bob Schaffargick Linda Schoonrrakcr BOTTOM ROW John Seay Alton Sevier Linda Sevier Clay Sicard Linda Sicard 220 Satne @C6M4e6 TOP ROW Susan Sommers Becky Speakman Trudy Spedalc Diane Speyerer Richard Spille BOTTOM ROW Jackie Spillcr Carl Spradley Pearl Spurlock Jim Stafford Jo Eve Stafford Bill Slaughter Frank Smith Joycelyn Smith Randy Smith Pete Smith Sheryl Smith Frances Soileau 221 7 -S- 0r¥e zCt6 (ZCtuaeA — 06 70e£l TOP ROW Solly Stafford Brian Stagg Barbara Stevenson Rand Stewart Becky Sfickman BOTTOM ROW Sharon Stcne Kathy Stoble Bob Sullivan Barf Swanson Janet Switzer 222 TVkzt (?a t 'tyou Say? TOP ROW Betty Trouard Mona Truluck Hank Turpin Louii Tyler Sherry VanAtta BOTTOM ROW Kathy Vornado Ronnie Vornado Mory Vernoy Jimmy Vickcrj Tootie Vince 223 Mike While Larry White Jane White Mike Wood TOP ROW Vicki Waldron Lorraine Walker Ralph Wall Mike Wall Jane Walls Elizabeth Wilson Carolyn Willingham Sandy Winkler Judy Womack Barbara Worlay Sue Yoches Danny Zito BOTTOM ROW Mary Walters Felix Weill Tana Weiner Norma Williams Harvey Williams Se tt vi 720ieet ify Linda Acaldo FBLA, FHA Christine Anderson Art, Red Cron Dale Adams FBLA, Red Cross, Art John S. Albert Spanish, Student Council, Baseball, Red Cross Darlene Alexander Debate, FBLA, Buzzer, Red Cross, Y-Teens, J.A., Latin Mike Alexander Safety Charles Allen National Honor, Mu Alpha Theta, Jr. Academy, Band, Student Council Kathy Amador French, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor, Spanish, FBLA Patricia Ancona FBLA, FTA, French, Thespians Dana Anderson Library Paul Archer Choir George Armstrong National Honor, Beta, Safety, French, Mu Alpha Theta, Golf Alice Atkins Boosters, Pelican State, French, Student Council, FBLA, FTA, Y-Teeos, Jr. Academy Kaye Atkinson Boosters, Choir, Jr. Academy, Red Cross, Safety, FHA, FBLA, JA, Student Council, Y-Teens Sandra Aymond FHA, FTA, Choir. Red Cross, FBLA Debbie Bacot Safety, Spanish, Red Cross Section, 'DOtecto'Uf Sam Bacot Key, Beta, Latin, Operators, Buzzer, Student Council Carolyn Bailey FBIA, Buzzer, JA, Red Cross, FNA, Y-Teens Lang Baker National Honor, German, Engineering Fellowship, Writers, Mu Alpha Theta, Beta, Band, JA Kim Bayless Booster, FTA, Jr. Academy, JA Carolyn Beauchamp Y-Teens Ronnie Bell Jr. Academy, Math, Spanish, Mu Alpha Theta, JA, Student Council Henry Ballard Library, Projection Steve Ballard Band Jerry Lynne Balliet Student Council, FHA, FBLA, Beta, JA, Gymnastics Kitty Barr Art, National Honor, Mu Alpha Theta, French, Red Cross, JA, Swimming Eddye Bennett Y-Teens, Red Cross, JA, FBLA Mark Bennett Football, Thespians, Red Cross, Student Council, Safety, Choir Sharon Berret Fricassee, FBLA, FHA, FTA, JA, FNA, Y-Teens, Red Cross, Leadership George Bevan Football, Track, Baseball, Latin, Beta, Student Council, Red Cross, BR, Safety, Key Kate Bird Boosters, Red Cross, Latin, FNA, FTA — Se ti vi 'Dtneet iy Kevin- Bishop German, Band, FBLA Gail Bizette Y-Teons, FHA, JA, FNA Brad Black Band, Key, Beta, National Honor, Mu Alpha Theta, Latin Mike Blackman Basketball, Baseball, Safety, Latin, Gcr man. Red Cross, Student Council Barbara Blair FHA, FBLA, French Ronnie Bombet Track Annette Bonfanti FNA, Red Cross, Spanish, FHA Jim Bonham Basketball, Baseball, Hi-Y Judy Boudreaux Thespians, FHA Sandra Bourque Art, Boosters, French, FBLA Marita Bozeman FHA, FBLA, FNA, Red Cross, Chorus Diane Braud FHA, FBLA, FTA, Student Council, Red Cross, Spanish Janice Breland FHA, JA, FNA Bonnie Bridges German, Jr. Academy, FHA, FTA, Student Council, Mu Alpha Theta, Boosters Laura Brister Boosters, Y-Teens, FBLA Melba Brister Red Cross 227 Senior 'Dinecto'Uf Linda Brock Carolyn Burton Red Cross, Student Council, Beta, Na- Spanish, F8LA, FHA fional Honor, FHA, JA, Math Gail Brooks Boosters, Choir, Latin, FHA, FBLA, JA, Y-Teens, Student Council, Red Cross Peggy Brown Y-Teens, Safety, Student Council, French, Boosters, Red Cross, Mu Alpha Theta, JA, FTA Richard Browning Football, FBLA Ramon Bustillo Spanish Rita Butler Library, Red Cross, FHA Patricia Buvens Red Cross, Thespians John Bullion Choir, FBLA Denise Burge FTA, French, Math, 8uzzer, Nationa Honor, Art Darlene Campbell French, Spanish, FBLA, FTA, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor, Band, Safety, Fricassee Cynthia Cantu FTA, FBLA, Band Settion, 'Dviecto'iet James Case Art, Red Cross, Football, Track, Projection Club, Choir Kay Cason FTA, French, Art, Boosters Linda Champagne FHA Ronnie Coile Football Katie Colclough FHA Tommy Collier Student Council, Beta, National Honor, Boosters, FTA, Thespians, Art, Writers Club, Buzzer Editor, Junior Academy, Red Cross, Mu Alpha Theta, Y-Teens, Leadership Charley Chestnut Band, French, Latin, Thespians, Fricassee, Debate Picture Not Avei'eWe Robert Collins Buzzer, Fricassee, Writers Club, J.A., Spanish, Safety, Math Jerry Cheveallier Red Cross Sonny Childers German, Mu Alpha Theta, Junior Academy, Boys State, Cheerleaders, Student Council, Track Paula Christian Boosters, J.A., FTA, Red Cross, French Sharon Civello FHA, Red Cross Linda Colvin Spanish, Red Cross, F8LA, J.A., FHA FNA Louise Conway Junior Academy, Spanish, Red Cross, FTA, FHA, Boosters Ann Corbett Junior Academy, National Honor, Beta, French, Mu Alpha Theta, Student Council, Boosters, Cheerleaders Charles Corkern Track 229 Sonya Cotten FBIA, Red Cross, Y-Teens, FTA, Choir Frank Craig J.A., Student Council, Latin, Math, Junior Academy Lynda Crain FBIA. FHA Janie Crews French, Latin, Student Council, Red Cross, FTA, FHA, FBLA, J.A., Boosters Lynn Cruthirds FNA, FBLA, Y-Teens, Red Cross, J.A.. Student Council Linda Cummins Red Cross, FBLA, FHA, Y-Teens Winston Cundiff German, B.R., Hi-Y, Key, Safety, Basketball, Swimming, Track, Student Council Kay Curtis FBLA David Cutforth Spanish Donna Daniels Red Cross, Art, Thespians, Writers Club, Debate, Math Pam Davis Mu Alpha Theta, Writers Club, Junior Academy, Spanish Jim Davidson Band, Choir, J.A., Football, Track Pattie Davidson Art, Red Cross, Student Council Carol Dawson Y-Teens, Choir Boo Dear Mu Alpha Theta, French, Pelican State, Junior Academy, Safety, Red Cross. Student Council, FBLA Marilyn Dedeaux FHA, Red Cross 230 Senior 720iect iy Kitty Dean Boosters, FNA, FHA, FTA, F8LA Jimrny DeFrances Spanish Joe DeJohn Football, Baseball, B.R., FBLA Jo Ann Dentro FHA, Red Cross Butch DeTrafford Football, Basketball, Track Jo Ann Devall FHA, FBLA, JA Lester Dodge Student Council. Red Cross, German Jimmy Dumigan Latin, FBLA, Safety, Hi-Y Alan Durlacher German, Latin, JA Dennis Duxzynski German Judy Duvic Red Cross, FHA, Y-Teons Rosalyn Duvic FHA, Gymnastics Sandra Dyson FTA, FBLA, FNA, FHA, Boosters Suzette England Cheerleaders, Be , Art, French, FHA, Mu Alpha Theta, J.A., Girls State Kenny Ezell Latin Ricky Fauver Library, Projection, Basketball, Track I I Se tio% 'Dinecfrntf, Derek Fels Key, Beta, French, Band, (Our Foreign Exchange Student) J. D. Ferrara Thespians, Mu Sigma, Student Council MaryAnn Fontenot FHA, FBLA, J.A. Craig Foret French, Library, Art Charlotte Fortenberry FBLA, Y-Teens, Red Cross Ricky Fussell Student Council, Hi-Y, Red Cross, Baseball O. J. Galland J.A. Charles Galloway Spanish Linda Gaudin FHA, Student Council, Red Cross, F8LA. French, FTA Patsy Gautreaux FHA, Red Cross Johnny Gregory Spanish, Thespians, Football Floyd Giblin Junior Academy, B.R., Football, Basketball, Track, J.A., Student Council Lloyd Giblin Junior Academy, Latin, Red Cross, B.R., Football Geoffrey Gibson German, Spanish, Thespians John Giler German Gladys Goldsby Red Cross, Latin, Writers Club, FHA, Buzzer, Library Se U n Dtnect vut Gordon Goldsby FBLA, Red Cross, Hall Monitor, Safety Ruth Gomez FHA Ronnie Goynes FBLA Karen Grashot FBLA, FHA, Library, Y-Teens, Red Cross, J.A. Bob Greer Key, Hi-Y, Junior Academy, Spanish, Safety, Math, Projection Linda Grimes French, Latin, Band, Majorette, J.A., Student Council Turner Guidry Hi-Y, FBLA, J.A., Spanish, Red Cross Anita Guggenheimer Junior Academy, Mu Alpha Theta, FNA, FTA, Red Cross, German Gwen Guelfo FHA, Red Cross, FNA, Math, FBLA, J.A., French, Student Council Stanley Hadden Key, Latin, Student Council, Hi-Y, Beta, Junior Academy Robbie Haddox Boosters, Junior Academy, Y-Teens, Mu Alpha Theta, Beta, Student Council, Safety, J.A., Girls State Buzzy Hair Junior Academy, Spanish, Latin, Beta, Key, Mu Alpha Theta, Student Council, Varsity Football Beth Hall Buzzer, Art, FBLA, FNA, J.A., Y-Teens, FHA, Safety, Red Cross Marti Hall Boosters, Red Cross, Student Council, Art, French, Safety, FTA Dennis Hancock National Honor, Mu Alpha Theta, Junior Academy, Engineering Fellowship, Red Cross, Latin Buddy Hansen Safety, Hi-Y. German 233 Seaun 'Dinectony Clint Harelson Spanish. Latin, Red Cross, Writers Sharon Hayden FHA, FBIA, Choir, J.A., Red Cross Jack Harrell Football, Track, Art David Heath Band Drew Hart Spanish, J.A., Industrial Arts Jay Hartzog Spanish, J,A. Pat Harvell Spanish, Band, FBLA, J.A. Linda Hastings FHA, FBLA, Gymnastics, Y-Teens Karl Haugen German, Jets, Mu Alpha Theta Janice Haywood Math, Choir, FBLA. Student Council, National Honor Christy Hebert FHA Kathy Hebert Boosters, Beta, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor, Junior Academy, Student Council Linda Hebert Spanish Scotty Held Junior Academy, Spanish, Jets Bill Henderson Latin Cynthia Henderson Boosters, Art, Red Cross, Library, Teens, Buzzer Section, 'Dinectonef Greg Heroman Beta, Mu Alpha Theta, Rea Crow, Span-ijh, 8oy State, Student Council Johnny Higginbotham J.A. Chuck Hill Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, B.R., Latin, Beta, Key, Projection, Student Council JoDale Hill Spanish, Safety, Red Cros, Boosters, Thespians, FBLA, Art, Buzzer, Y-Teens Sharon Himel J.A., Rod Cross, French Johnny Hodge Art, Spanish Develyn Holden Student Council, FBLA, Spanish, Safety, Rod Cross, J.A., Gymnastics, Y-Teens Joe Holmes Junior Academy, Red Cross. Library, Thespians Clarissie Holmes Red Cross, Choir, FTA, FNA, French. Y-Teens Lois Horton FTA, Boosters, Red Cross, French, Y-Tecns, Choir, Student Council Anita Howard FBLA, FTA, J.A., Y-Teens, Choir, Spanish, Leadership Conference, Fricassee, Gymnastics Alison Hubbard FHA, FTA, National Honor, Beta, Mu Alpha Theta, Junior Academy, Y-Tcens, Red Cross, Student Council, Safety, Leadership Conference, Girls State Bobby Hughes Art, FHA Joe Haynes J.A., FBLA, Debate, Buzzer, Operation Linda James Boosters, FHA Heyward Jeffers J-A., Art. Red Cross, Student Council 235 Section, Dciecto ef Blanche Jeffries library, FHA, Red Cross Ruby Kennedy Choir, Red Cross Wayne Jenkins Hi-Y, FBIA, Baseball, J.A. Tommy Kenney J.A., Choir, FBIA Cindy Johnson Spanish Cheryl Ann King FHA, FNA, Red Cross, Student Council, J.A. Milam Johnson Boosters, French, Junior Academy, FTA, FHA, Choir Walter Kirtland Spanish, Swimming Team Robert Kane Art, Buzzer Wanda Kleinpeter FHA, Gymnastics Richard Karns Basketball, Track, Football, Student Council, Red Cross Kenny Kling Football Fred Kroenke Debate, Spanish, Red Cross, Thespians, J.A. Cynthia Kennedy FHA, FTA, Y-Teens, Red Cross — Ralph Kroenke Engineering Fellowship, German, J.A., Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor, Stu-dont Council, Writers Club Jimmy Keen Latin, Mu Alpha Theta, Junior Academy 236 mmmmmmrmmmm Se ti vi 'Dfaectwiy Marilyn LaBello Red Cross, Safety, Spanish, Student Council Vince LaBorde J.A., Red Cross, Art, BR, Football Ronny Landry Key, Student Council, Beta, 8oy� State, Basketball, Hi-Y D'Juana Lanning Spanish Anna LeDuke Art, Band, Writers Club, Red Cross, Thespians Maria Leon Art I Jimmy Leonard Red Cross, Latin, J.A., Buzzer Clayton Lester FBLA, J.A. Diana Lewins German, Thespians, FBLA, J A. Frank Lewis French, Latin, Red Cross, Student Council, Track Faye Lively FBLA, Red Cross, Swimming, Gymnastics, Choir Roy Lively FBLA, Key, B.R., Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball, Swimming Sharilyn Livingston Y-Teens, Student Council, Fricassee, FBLA, FTA Deidri Lockwood Spanish, Red Cross, Leadership, FTA, FHA Sami Long FBLA, Spanish, Student Council Glenn Lorio B.R., Football, Track, Safety, Mu Alpha Theta Betty Loup Student Council, FHA, FBLA, J.A., Red Cross Dorothy Loup Student Council, FHA, FBLA, J.A., Reel Crow J. P. Louque Red Cross, Student Council, Hi-Y, FBLA, Latin Linda Lyle FBLA, Library, Art Dwight Lyman Key, Safety, Junior Academy, Moth, Spanish, National Honor, Student Council Margaret McCord FTA, FHA, Red Cross, Mu Alpha Theta, Y-Tccns, Fronch Cliff McCormick Student Council, Mu Alpha Theta, Math, Spanish, Safety, Track Bill McCuHey Red Cross, Junior Academy, Mu Alpha Theta, Latin, FBLA, J.A., Spanish 720ieet vuf, Carol McCulley Red Cross, Latin, Spanish, FNA, Choir, Safety, J.A., Y-Teens Robert McGraw Latin, FTA, J.A. Darrel McKenzie Latin, Band Tullis McKnight Junior Academy, Spanish, Safety, Hi-Y Janet McMichael FHA, FBLA, Library, Choir Kenny McNemar Red Cross, Art Wade McClanahan Red Cross Gus Machado Latin, Spanish, Safety, J.A. Peggy Maillion F8LA, FHA Joanie Mancuso FBLA, FHA, Red Cross Catherine Martin Red Cross, FBLA, FNA, J.A. Setti i 'Dtnecfoicf Mike Mayeaux French, J.A., Track Linda Mapes Red Cross, Choir Nikki Martin FHA, Art, French, J.A. Letitia Martini Latin, FBLA Russell Marino Beta, FBLA, Key, FTA, Hi-Y, J.A., Student Council, Projection, Football, Track James Mashon Spanish, FBLA, Football, Safety, Red Cross, Baseball Maria Matheny Band, Red Cross, FBLA, Y-Tccns, J.A. Susan Mathies Red Cross, FBLA Meryl Martin Student Council Cherry Means Boosters, French, Latin, FBLA, FTA Craig Merrill Spanish, J.A., Thespians Tytti Mehaffey Band Hirsch Meyer Spanish Senior 'Dcnect Uf Lynne McCuller Kent Munson Bela, Junior Academy, Mu Alpha Theta, Hi-Y, FBLA FHA, FTA, FBLA, Y-Teens pic f Joyce Melancon Mike Mulkey Not FBLA, FHA, Y-Teens, Library Art, Projection, J.A. Available 1 Pam Miller Beta, FTA, Boosters, French, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor, FHA, FNA, Leadership Carol Middleton FTA, Mu Alpha Theta, Boosters, Junior Academy, Student Council, Spanish Mitzi Millet FHA, Gymnastics Margaret Miller Spanish, Thespians, Red Cross, Student Council, FBLA, Debate Marilyn Moore Y-Teens, German, Safety, FNA, FBLA, FHA, Red Cross Sue Munson FBLA, Art, Red Cross, FHA Stewart Muse FHA, FTA, French, Buzzer Sandra Murray Spanish, Red Cross, Math, Band Margaret Murphy FHA, Swimming, Gymnastics Jane Murphy FBLA, Safety, Y-Teens, FHA, Math. Red Cross, Latin, Boosters, Leadership Donna Narozniak Student Council, Red Cross, FTA, FHA, Boosters, Safety, French Obie Naul German, Math Settion, ‘Dtnecfrncf Nancy Neal Booster , Y-Tcens, FNA, Spanish, FHA Vicki Neal Fricassee, FBLA, FTA, Student Council, Y-Tecns, Red Cross Mike Ourso Safety, Art, J.A. Andrea Pailet Art, Frersch, Spanish, Student Council, Red Cross, FTA, Gymnastics Arthur Newman Jets, Band, German, Mu Alpha Theta Tom Parker Mu Alpha Theta, German, FBLA Patty Newman Boosters, Math, FTA, French, Girls State Joyce Parr Safety, Red Cross, FHA, Art, Student Council, FBLA, Y-Tccns Toni Noeske Spanish, Red Cross, Student Council Peggy Parsons Boosters, Beta, Junior Academy, FHA Barbara Noland Boosters, FTA, FHA, Y-Teens, French Jean Patin FBLA, Y-Teens, FTA, FHA, FNA, Library, JA Ronnie Nugent Red Cross, Baseball Benny Peabody Art Corky Ott Hi-Y, Safety, Football, Baseball Sharon Peel Student Council, Spanish, FHA, FBLA, FTA, Choir, Fricassee 241 Settc i 'DOtecto'Kf, Peggy Perkins FHA, Library Mary Ann Pickett FBLA, Y-Teens, Debate, Red Cross, FHA Tony Pittman Spanish, Track, Student Council, Safety Jody Polito Y-Tccns, FHA, FBLA, J.A., FNA Patty Powers National Honor, Mu Alpha Theta, Latin, Spanish, FTA, Red Cross. FNA, Fricassee, J.A. Penny Pratt Safety, Y-Teens, Thespians, Choir, FHA, Red Cross Arlene Poche FHA Merrilynn Rabb Safety, Red Cross, Spanish, FHA, J.A., Chorus Nancy Rabb Spanish, Thespians, FBLA, J.A., library. Red Cross Kay Reasonover Junior Academy, Student Council, Boosters, French, Leadership Anita Rees Red Cross, National Honor, Thespians, French, Chorus Lucille Reulet Junior Academy, Mu Alpha Theta, FTA Shelly Reynolds Student Council, FBLA, Safety, Spanish, J.A., Red Cross Gary Rice Spanish, Hi-Y, J.A., Track, Football, Student Council, Boys State Robert Riche Spanish Keith Rigby Thespians 242 S tion, 'D iectonfy Dolan Risch FHA Gerald Roberts Junior Academy Marcia Roberts National Honor, French, Boosters, Art, Mu Alpha Theta Judy Rockholt FBIA, FHA, Y-Teens, Swimming Earl Rome Football, FBLA, French, Student Council, Library, Red Cross John Roshto Junior Academy, Latin, Buzzer, German, J.A., Library Cathy Rose Spanish, Red Cross. J.A., FT A, Choir Sidney Ross Spanish, Swimming, J.A., Red Cross Richard Rush Art, Red Cross, J.A. Helene Saltz Red Cross, Spanish, Student Council, FHA, FBLA, J.A., Y-Teens Mike Saltz German Dana Sanchez Student Council, FBLA, J.A., Buzzer, Safety, Y-Teens, Red Cross, FHA Sharon Samaha Spanish, Beta, J.A., Buzzer, Fricassee. FBLA, Y-Teens, Choir Charlotte Sanders Mu Alpha Theta, Red Cross, FNA, Spanish, FBLA, Student Council, Boos ters. Leadership John Seay German, Red Cross, J.A Linda Sevier Y-Teens, Red Cross. FBLA, FHA Section, T inect nty Bob Schafferick Latin, Hi Y, Safety, J.A., Band Carla Sims Booster , Safety, FBLA, Choir, Student Council Linda Schoonmaker FHA Rene Sicard Student Council, Projection Annie Sigler Choir, Spanish, French Bill Slaughter Art, Burzer Red Cross, Clay Sicard Band, Student Council Wayne Simoneaux Red Cross Bill Simmons Student Council, B.R., Library, Projection, Track, FTA, Boys State, Red Cross Jerry Simmons Art Frank Smith Track, Baseball, Fricassee, J.A., Red Cross Joycelyn Smith FBLA, FHA Pete Smith Band Randy Smith French Settion, Detectivity Susan Sommers Spanish, Junior Academy, Red Cross, Y-Teens, Safety, FBLA JoEve Stafford Junior Academy, Latin, Spanish, FNA, Y-Teens, Booster , Art, J.A., Student Council Sally Stafford Red Cross Brian Stagg Key, Beta, Mu Alpha Theta, Hi-Y, Junior Academy, Projection, Boys State Francis Soileau J.A., FBLA, FHA Becky Speakman FBLA, Boosters, Latin, Red Cross, Stu-dont Council, Thespians, Y-Teens, J.A. Trudy Spedale library Diane Speyerer FHA, Y-Teens, FBLA, Student Council, Boosters Jackie Spiller Key, Beta, Student Council, Latin, French Richard Spille Band Jim Stafford Hi-Y, Junior Academy Becky Stickman FBLA, J.A., FNA, Y-Teens, Red Cross, Student Council Barbara Stevenson FTA, FBLA, French, Boosters Rand Stewart Safety, J.A. Kathy Stroble FHA, FBLA, Jr. Red Cross, French, J.A Bob Sullivan FTA, Safety, Baseball 245 Settion, Dviect nty Bart Swanson Mu Alpha Theta, French, FBLA, J.A. Janet Switzer Red Cross, Safety, FNA, Swimming, Spanish, J.A., Thespians, Choir Candy Tamplet FNA, FHA, Y-Teens, Spanish, Leadership, Choir, Safety John Tate Latin Linda Teer Student Council, Red Cross, FTA, FHA, Y-Teens Diane Thomas Boosters, Library, Junior Academy, FTA, French, leadership, FBLA. Red Cress, Y-Teens Shirley Thomas Art, Library, J.A., FHA, Gymnastics Graves Thomas Key, Beta, Student Council, Red Cross, J.A., Football, Spanish Gail Thomas Sudenf Council, FBLA, FNA, Red Cross, Thespians, FHA Sue Thompson FHA Elaine Torre FBLA, Band, Student Council, Spanish Steve Tierney Student Council, Buzzer, Safety, Mu Alpha Theta, Writers Kathy Travis Boosters, Beta, Latin, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor, Girls State Louvita Tridico Jr. Academy, FTA, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor, Choir, Student Council Betty Trouard FHA, FNA, Red Cross, Boosters Mona Truluck French, FHA, Math, Student Council, Y-Teons, FTA, Boosters Se tan 0D iect nfy Hank Turpin German, Safety, Mu Alpha Thera, J.A. Sally Toups FNA, FHA, Choir, Rod Crow Louis Tyler Key, Student Council, Latin, Spanish, Safety, J.A., Baseball, Boys State Candace Thompson Student Council Sherry VanAtta Red Cross, Math, Ait, French, FBLA Kathy Varnado Y-Tcens Mary Vernoy Band, Junior Academy Jimmy Vickers Safety Tootie Vince Y-Teons, FTA, Red Cross, Junior Academy, FBLA, Pelican State, Spanish, FHA Vicki Waldron Thespians, French Lorraine Walker Mu Alpha Theta, FTA, French Mike Wall Jets, Hi-Y, Spanish, Math, National Honor Jane Walls French Felix Weill Key, Beta, Library, FBLA, Junior Academy, Math, Projection, Swimming, FTA Jane White Red Cross, Student Council, Y-Teens, , FBLA, FHA, J.A., Gymnastics, Boosters Mike White J.A. 247 Setuon, ‘D ieet Kf Elizabeth Wilson Red Cross, Mu Alpha Theta, Library, FT A, J.A. Harvey Williams Red Cross Joe Womack Student Council, Spanish, Buzzer, Thespians, FBLA, B.R., Football, Track Judy Womak Junior Academy, FBLA, FTA, Safety, Student Council Norma Williams Band Barbara Worley Spanish, FHA, FBLA, Safety, Gymnastics Danny Zito Thespians, FTA, J.A., Student Council Carolyn Willingham Art, lotin, Y-Teens, J.A. Sande Winkler Jr. Academy, FNA, National Honor, FHA, Mu Alpha Theta, FBLA, Student Council, Safety 248 ‘ft. Section, VICE PRESIDENT Joe Womack SECRETARY Jerry Lynn Balliet TREASURER Glen Lorio r rfiacatct «0 Naa PICCADILLY W,BR CAFETERIA radio voice of p'' OU DORS, % iSF vc t x r stv)°v J. c. PENNEY'S BON MARCHE p Qjsj,____PIERSON CO., LTD. % 4T t I THE CLOTHES CLOSET w. Ho tSr 'U,S Ut Oi , _ A POLK CHEVROLET, INC. « VV( •6 G0 J. C. PENNEY'S BOB HARKINS' FLOWER SHOP 2836 Government Dl 4-4361 Across From Baton Rouge High School Compliments of CIRCLE BOWL MURRAY D. SHORES General Agent Pan American Life Ins. Co. La.'s Oldest and Largest Ins. Co. 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