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

Text from Pages 1 - 290 of the 1967 volume:

Baton Rouge, Louisiana Through This Annual, We Wish To Reflect The Personality Of Our School, And Impress Upon Each Of You The Hopes And Ideals Which Stem From The Heart Of BRHS. Within Our School, We Represent A Vital Organ, But Only Through Constant Participation Can We Survive, Grow, Learn To Love It. So, Through This Simple Record rr0f Our Favorite Things ” fPe Reveal Our Pursuit Of Becoming True Baton Rouge High Bulldogs. Dedication A flood of mail must be sorted each day — most of which requires Mr. Burge’s personal attention. Visitors need not be surprised when they find Mr. Burge advising students as they wait in lunch lines. For the past ten years, Mr. Dennis F. Burge has served continuously as the principal of Baton Rouge High School. Within that time he has served as overseer for all school activities and has done an excellent job in promoting the highest ideals at Baton Rouge High School. He is forever busy with his responsibilities; yet, you may be sure, that he always finds time for a word with everyone. Therefore, it is with great admiration and highest esteem that we dedicate this yearbook to him on this his Tenth Anniversary. Fur relaxation, our principal enjoys golf. Table of Contents Faculty Classes Features Sports........ Organizations Ads Index ..14 . 28 104 136 170 238 253 We begin as confused sophomores ... And finish as sophisticated seniors Don’t kid yourself — The library is used as a meeting place as well as a study area. Teachers often rely on future teacher members to teach a class. 7 Water fountain sessions are a favorite with all. 12 Beta Club sponsored Twirp Week rates high with the boys. Halloween witches arc one of the many projects in Senior Ceramics. f 5 Many hours each week are spent in this, his office. MR. DENNIS F. BURGE, PRINCIPAL WE NEED SOMEONE One of Baton Rouge High’s Great teams. Mr. Dykes pauses before morning announcements. . . . OLDER AND WISER pn'nripM « «« Ihe Sludcnl Council repre- Mr. Dykes housi, spirit a IJRHS pep meeling Mrs. Hite teaches History as well as Knglish MRS. C. EDWIN COCKRELL . . . sponsor Writers' Club in.I National Honor Siwirly . . . enjoy Mower arrangement, student writing, and bridge. MRS. S VRA MICHAEL . V • • • Bet. Club . . . collect, fine hina and cut gla.t. rid„ hone.. MRS. JUDITH HITE . . . Engli.h II, Amrriean Hi.lory. MRS. JOHN HUNTER . . . Engli.h IV MRS. JEANNE W1ER . . . Engli.h II. Ill . . . sponsor. Y-Teen. . . . interested In hunting and fishing. Buzzer advisor, Mrs. Strange, looks over a Buzzer issue. ENGLISH MRS. LILLIAN BOEHR1NCER . . . Engli.h II . . . sponsors FTA . . . State � pon� or of Future Teacher of America . . . interested in sewing, music and reading. MRS. GERTRUDE CLARK . . . Engli.h II . . . sponsors Future Nurse, of America . . . likes oil painting, fishing and reading. MRS. LAURA COTTON . . . Eng-lUh III, Latin I . . . sponsors Latin Club enjoy, gardening, sewing, and reading. MRS. T. J. SPURLOCK . . . Engli.h 111 . . . spon.or. National Honor Society. MRS. C. M. Strange . . . Engli.h IV. Journalism . . . sponsor. Buzxtr . . . enjoy, .port, and grandchildren. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT MR. T. C. CALMF.S . . . P. F.. Supervisor at Acadian Club. Miss Norckauer maintains a steady rhythm for her sophomore dancing class. MISS CHRISTINE NORCKAUER . . . Physical Education MR. FREDERICK CHURCH . . . P.F.. Biology, General Science . . . enjoy crossword puzzle ... In American Education' Who' Who. MRS. MARTHA SMII.F.Y . . . P. E. Civic . . . interested in coins, stomps and children. MR. DARKYI. MORRIS . . . P. F.. . . . enjoys golf, hunting, and swimming. MRS. BETTY STEVENSON . . . P.E. . . . sponsors - Fricassee . . . enjoys sewing. Coach Morris his boys. enjoys playing football with BUSINESS DEPARTMENT MRS. GWEN CAMBLE . . . Bookkeeping I, II . . . enjoya (raveling •trimming, and reading. MRS. N. W. MACINTYRE . . . Shorthand II. BuaineM Engtifh, Typing . . . enjoya writing and newspaper . MRS. MARCARET REDFIELD . . . Dia tributive Education . . •ponton D. E. and Chriitmai worken . , . interested in antique china and glati Dictation is a daily task in Shorthand. 1 Students learn the trials and tribulations of an office worker from Mrs. Smith. Accurate typists earn right to place candy canes on tree. MRS. El. OISE SHEFFIELD . . . Typing. Shorthand , . . «pon-•ora Fricassee ... enjoy bridge, rnuiie and reading. MRS. J E A N NIN E SMITH . . . Typing, Olfice Practice ... enjoya tewing. MRS. OUIDA WHALEN . . . Shorthand I, Typ-ing . . . enjoya flower growing. SOCIAL STUDIES MR. JOHN Dr)RAN . . . Civic , World HU-lory . . . tponior Ked Cro . . . enjoy ICBOtl. MRS. LYRIA DUNCAN . . . American Hl.tory . . . aponiort Future Teacher of America . . . cojoy dog . reading, and � [ ort . MR. MURRELL GARLAND . . . CWie. . . . Att'C coach of Foothill. Basketball, Track. MR. ROBERT HICHES . . . Amciicon Hi -tory. Problem of Democracy. Economic . . . pon or Key Club . . . enjoy rauik and farming. Mr. Dejean, our new World History teacher, in lecture. Mrs. Duncan and her well-known BULLDOG bulletin board. MR. JIM KEATON . . . American Hiatory . . . coache football and track . . . likes hunting and golf. MRS. GLADYS LOWER . . . American HUtor . . . enjoy rai«-ing kitten and club work. MR. LEON McCRAW . . . Civic . . . coache varsity Football team . . , enjoy fWhing and hunting. MRS. BEVERLYE MALPAS . . . Civic . . . enjoys cooking and sewing. Mrs. Lower wears her football corsage in true spirit. SPEECH AND LANGUAGES Miss Millet monitors oral repeat ion. MRS. HORACE BROWN . . . French I. I], III . . . sponrois Le Ccrcle FraucaU . . . attended N. D. E. A. Institute . . . interfiled in gardening and reading. MISS BEATRICE GLASS . . . Latin I. II. Ill . . . sponsor I alia Club . . . enjoy animal , people, music and sewing. Mrs. Brown dictate's an oral comprehension test. MRS. BONITA McMULI.F.N . . . Public Speaking. Drama, Debate . . . sponsor Thespians and Debate Team . . . enjoys the theater, tennis and swimming. DR. CHARLES MACMURDO . . . Sjuanish . . . sponsor Spanish Club . . . promoted to Captain in U.S. Naval Reserve . . . enjoys reading, music; and Naval Reserve MISS MARIETTA MILLET . . . French . . . Spanish . . . sponsors AFS and French clubs . . . enjoy srm!.classical music MBS. DOLORES SCHMIDT . . . German, English . . . sponsors German Cluh . . . enjoy gardening. photography, and inusle. Mrs. McMullen prepares a play try-out sheet. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT MRS. HELEN W. BOYD . . . Bi-ol« «y . . . defied lo Sigma Xi i Honorary Research Fra(rrnily) at LSU, received Outstanding Biology Teacher Award in 1962 . . . enjoy horseback riding. Mrs. Gerace points out the various parts of a bird to her Biology students. MR. OLIVER HARCROVE . . . Chemistry . . . received Shell Fellowship in 1966 a« outstanding science teacher . . . like wood- working. gardening and reading. MRS. PATRICK DUGAS ... Biology . . . sponsor Jr. Academy of Science . . . received appointment to National Science Institute . . . enjoy entertaining. MRS. CHARLOTTE HORTON . . . Chemistry, Physios . . . enjoy politic , real estate, and outdoor activities. MRS. NORMA F. GERACE . . . Biology . . . sponsor Jr. Academy of Science . . . interested in Geology sewing, swimming, and travel. Mr. Hargrove prepares for another Chemistry experiment. MR. WILLIAM I.ICNOS . . . Physic .. . sponsor Sigma Fellowship . . . listens to operas, reads, fishes, and travels Mis. Prescott in her new role as Guidance Counselor. GUIDANCE, LIBRARY, HOME ECONOMICS MRS. GENEVIEVE AILLET . . -Librarian sponsors library and Projection club , enjoy reading and bridge. MRS. MARGARET LONGSDORF . . . guidance counselor . . . enjoy reading, church work, and bridge. MRS. IRIS I). MORGAN . . . Home Economic IV, and Sr. Home-making . . . sponsors Future Homemaker of AmericA . . . collects recipes of foreign foods. MRS. SARAH PRESCOTT . . . guidance and P.E. . . . sponsors Boosters . . . enjoy sewing and Boosters Mrs. Spence demonstrates principles of candy making. Mrs. Aillet checks over profits from library fines. MRS. SARAH SPENCE . . . Home Economics . . . sponsor Future Homemakers of America . . . transferred from Wcttdale Jr. High. MRS. MYRA WORSHAM ... Librarian . . . like traveling and swimming with family Mrs. Atherton explains algebraic expressions. MA THEM A TICS DEPARTMENT MRS. RUTH ATHERTON . . . At-gebra II . . . wat Mathematic coordinator for schools in Fayetteville. Ark. . . . enjoy cooking, sewing, anil camping. MR. NICK ASHMORE ... Sr. Arithmetic and Geometry . . . enjoy reading. MRS. ELIZABETH HOWARD . . . Ceometry ... in charge of book room . . . like traveling and playing bridge. MR. GUY JOHNSON . . . Trigo-cometry , . . co-sponsors Mu Alpha Theta. MR. LYI.F. RAYBURN . . . Alge-bra 1 . . . enjoys football, basketball, baseball, and track. MR. C. D. SNODDY . . . Math . . . won honorary Fellowship to National Science Fellowship . . . enjoy hunting, auto mechanics, and archery. MR. E. W. FOY . . . Mathematic and P.E. . . . coaches J.V. Football, Track, and head coach of Basketball . . . enjoys golf. MRS. CAREY MATHIS . . . Algebra II . . . enjoy watching sport events. MRS. MARGARET VERNON . . . Algebra II, Geometry . . . co-sponsors Mu Alpha Theta . . . enjoy knitting and reading. Sophomores are taught their Geometry by Mrs. Howard. Mr. Johnson now teachers SENIORS Trigonometry, ARTS AND MUSIC MRS. JOHN COLLIER ... Am . . . sponsor Art Chili. MR. JOHN B. FLY . . . Industrial Aits . . . enjoys camping. fishing, and swimming. Mr. Williams, our new choral director, fits right into B.R.H.S. life. MR. IIOLLIS FULTON . . . Instrumental Music . . . Interested in books and records. MR. BRIEN GUILLORY . . . Me. chaniral and Architectural Drawing . . . sponsors Safety Chapter . . enjoys hunting, fishing, and golf. Mr. Fulton in form for directing our BRHS hand. MR. ALBERT WESTALL . . . Driver Education . . . raises rabbits commercially for processing ar.d Lab work. MR. JOHN WILLIAMS . . . Choir. Music Theory . . . sponsor Madrigal singers and folk group . . . collects records. 26 Mrs. Collier works with clay for a ceramic project. Mrs. Lanier pauses from her work in the cafeteria as cafeteria manager. Our handy-man around school—Mr. Daniels keeps our school in good working order. Mrs. Rhys prepares reports for EBR school hoard. Checking on absent students is one of many tasks for Mrs. Kleinpeter. Mrs. Jackson helps to run the library smoothly. Mrs. Byers accepts deposits at first and sixth hours along with keeping the books for the entire school. Senior Ralph Hubbard—Vice President Peggy Bullion—Secretary Thomas McNamara—President Cary Gray—Treasurer These officers represent the entire Senior Class—its fun and activities and its determination and hard work—to make BRHS the best high school in the state. They represent those young people of the Senior Class who hold prominent offices in city, parish, or state organizations; those students who became National Merit Semi-Finalists through hard work, dedication, and study. They exemplify those diligent, zealous workers who have won scholarships and also—those athletes who have the determination and zest to put BRIIS on top. And, also, they stand for all those students who—through no outstanding way—have shown their school loyalty, but love BRHS just the same. 30 Roger Abbott Smitty Acrec Linda Adams Bruno Alcocer Sandra Ahazin April Anderson John Anderson Joyce Andrew Doyle Alexander Raymond Anselmo Climb Every Mountain Dana Arnold Bill Ashby SMITTY ACREE—Sophomore Jeau, Spanish Club, Student Council. Key Club, Class Favorite, Hi-Y. LINDA ADAMS—Library Club, Spanish Club Jr. Red Cross. Y-Teens, Chorus SANDRA ALTAZIN—F.H.A., Drama Club, Y-Teens, Art Club. APRIL ANDERSON—French Club, Beta Club, Mu Sigma JOHN ANDERSON—Key Club, J.V. Basketball, German Club, Safety Chapter, Varsity Baseball, Student Council JOYCE ANDREW—Spanish Club, Boosters. Junior Academy of Science, FTA, Y-Teens Latin Club, Student Council. DANA ARNOLD—Junior Academy, Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Library Club, Red Cross, Safety Chapter, Art Club, Boosters, Future Teachers, Key Club-Sponsor, MARY PENICK “PENNY” ASHMORE- Junior Academy, Red Cross, Beta Club, Boosters Mu Alpha Theta, FTA, French Club, AFS, National Honor Society, Student Council Penny Asbniorc Beverly Augustus . . . Ford RONNIE RABIN—Choir CAROLYN BALCOM—Spanish Club, FBLA, Y-Teens, Student Council Representative PATRICIA BAUDOUIN—FBLA, FHA, Student Council Representative LYN BAZZELL—Junior Academy of Science, French Club, Boosters, Y-Tecns, President of Future Teachers, Beta Club. AFS, Mu Alpha Theta, Thespians, FHA, Captain of Hi-Steppers DOUG BEARD—Basketball, Track Betty Babin Patricia Baudouin Edward Bell Hoyt Benefield Gloria Beilina Nancy Benefield BETTY BABIN—Y-Teens, Latin Club, Red Cross. BARBARA BEISNF.R—Y-Teens, Student Council Boosters. French Club, Sigma Fellowship, Art Club, Buzzer Staff, Beta Club, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, Ni- Bonnie Babin Lyn Bazzcll Carolyn Balcom Mike Beatty Donald Barnette Barbara Bcisncr Joanne Baker Doug Beard Mike Bennett James Bergeron Matt Bergeron Carol Ann Berry Arthur Beveridge Harry Bizette Allen Black Ellen Blanchard Rudolph Bocneke Roy Bogan Every Stream tional Merit Semi finalists GLORIA BELLINA—FHA, Red Cross NANCY BENEFIELD—FHA, Y-Teens, Latin Club, Dramatics MIKE BENNETT—Thespians, Track, Red Cross CAROL ANN BERRY—French Club, Art Club, Red Cross, FN'A, Y-Teens, Roosters, Junior Achievement ALLEN BLACK—Band, Junior Academy, Key Club, Beta Club, MuAIpha Theta, Sigma Fellowship, Jr. Rotarian, Hi-Y, Latin Club, National Honor Society (Vice-President), Drum Major, of Band RUDOLPH BOENEKE—Football, Track, Red Cross, Junior Achievement ROY BOGAN—Junior Achievement SENIORS proudly display that they arc on top! 33 Hershel Bolan Donnie IkA'dclon Gary Bratcher David Brctz 34 Senior Class Numbers 473— Don Ray Breau Jennie Bristcr Sandra Bond Louisa Boulter HERSHEL BOLAN—Jr. Achievement, Attendance Aid PEGGY BONFANTI—Red Cross, Safety Club, FHA, JUDY BONIFAY—French Club,.Jr. Academy of Science DONNIE BORDELON—Jr. Academy of Science, MuAlpha Theta, Key Club, City Parish Youth Council, Beta Club (President), Safety Club LOUISA BOULTER—Spanish Club, Y-Tecns, FHA, FNA, Library Club, FTA, Red Cross, Student Council Representative GARY BOURQUE—Red Cross BETH BOWDEN—Red Cross. French Club, Library Club. Latin Club, FNA WAYNE BRANNON—Red Cross, Student Council Representative DON RAY BREAUX—Varsity Football DAVID BRF.TZ—Jr. Academy of Science, Sigma Fellow - Peggy Bonfanti Gary Bourque George Bongiovianni Beth Bowden Judy Bonifay Wayne Brannon Melanie Brocato Peggy Bullion Richard Brown Nancy Buquoi Penny Brown Kathleen Burnett James Browning Craig Bums Billy Bryan Ruth Burns 248 Boys; 225 Girls ship, German Club. Mu Alpha Theta,. JENNIE BRISTER—Beaux anti Belles, Safety Club President, Y -Tee ns, FBLA, Drama Club, Hi-Steppers, Student Council Representatives, FHA MELANIE BROCATO—F.H.A. RICHARD BROWN—Choir and Red Cross JAMES BROWNING—Jr. Academy of Science, Basketball, Baseball, Mu Alpha Theta, Nat’l Honor Society, Red Cross, Pelican Boy State PECGY BULLION—Pelican Girls’ State, Leadership Conf., S.C. Executive Board, FRICASSEE STAFF, Y-Teens (Treasurer, Sec’y); FHA. NANCY BUQUOI—Thespians, Jr. Acad, of Science, Writers’ Club, A Cappella Choir, BUZZER STAFF, Quill and Scroll Society KATHLEEN BURNETT—German Club, French Club, RUTH BURNS—F.H.A., Red Cross TWO boys for every girl! CYNTHIA BURTON—Red Cross, Y-Teens YOLANDO CACERES—French Club and Spanish Club VICKI CALABRESE—Cheerleader, F.H.A. Safety Council, Red Cross, Pelican Girls State, Homecoming Court, Miss BRHS. BILL CALLOWAY—Latin Club, Jr. Academy, Hi-Y. CHARLOTTE CALVIT—F.H.A. Chorus, Jr. Achievement, Y-Teens, Red Cross THOMAS CAMPANELLA—Spanish Club, Jr. Academy, Hi-Y, Student Council. DAVID CANCIENNE—German Club, Jr. Achievement. KAREN CANGELOSI—-Y-Teens, F.H.A. Student Council, Red Cross, Art Club, Library Club, F.N.A. STEPHEN CAPLINGER—Student Council, R l Cross, Varsity Track. RAY CARTER—Track Vicki Calabrese Bill Calloway Karen Cangclosi Stephen Caplinger Charlotte Calvit Mimi Carmouchc Alice Byrd Cynthia Burton Yolando Caceres Security Is Being Thomas Campanclla David Cancienne Ray Carter David Cassidy 36 DAVID CASSIDY—Student Council, German Club, Football, JV Baseball. CHERYL CASTON—Latin Club JULIE CHAPPUIS—Spanish Club, Boosters, Y-Teens, Office Aid JULIE CHARLTON—BUZZER STAFF KAREN CHAVERS—Spanish, Thespians, Mu Alpha Theta, FTA, I. IBB A CHESNUTT—Library Club, French Club, Latin Club, Future Nurses, BUZZER STAFF, Y-Tccns. MARK CHISHOLM—Band, German Club, National Honor Society. JEANNIECOCHRUM—F.H.A., Y-Teens. DEBI COE—French Club, Jr. Academy of Science, Y-Teens, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, Sigma Fellowship. Charlene Ilippchen says, “Happiness is being Homecoming Queen.” A Senior Cheryl Caston Julie Chappuis Julianna Charlton Karen Gravers Libba Chcsnutt Mark Chisholm Elizabeth Cochrum Robin Coco Deborah Coe Gerard Coignct, Jr. ALAN COLEMAN—Student Council, Red Cross, Track, Junior Achievement. WAYNE COMEAUX—Band. SHAA CONGOR—Band, Gymnastic Team, Thespians, German Club,'Choir, Jr. Achievement. PHYLLIS CONSTANTINO—F.H.A., Y-Teens, Student Council, French Club, Jr. Red Cross, Future Nurses. ERWIN “PAT” COOK—Student Council, Band, German Club. DWAYNE COOPER—Band ALTHEA COR KERN—Spanish Club, National Honor Society. VAN LOREN COX—Track. Art Club, Red Cross. David Cassidy sprinkles “fairy dust on tlie Broadmoor Hues. Charlotte Cole Alan Coleman Erwin Cook Dwayne Cooper Seniors Wayne Comeaux Althea Corkcm Will Shaa Congor Bonnie Corrcll Remember Phyllis Constantino Von Loren Cox 38 RICHARD CREEL—Jr. Achievement, Student Council, Golf, Office Aid BETH CREWS— -Teens, Red Cross, Spanish Club, Stu dent Council, F.T.A. I atin Club, Safety Chapter, Boosters (Sec’y), F.H.A. F.N.A. Leadership Conference, Pelican Girls State. KEITH DAIGLE—French Club. DAMON DANNER—German Club. PAUL DARON—Football and Track, Jr. Academy, French Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Student Council, National Honor Society. WINNIE DARPHIN—Student Council, Y-Tecns, F.H.A. PAUL DAVID—Football, Basketball, Student Council, F.H.A. Beau. BRENT DAWSON—Football Hold on, Lucy, .he SPCA will bo here in juo. . minute. BRHS Pep Meetings Richard Ciccl Beth Crcvrs Keith Daigle Damon Danner Winnie Darphin Paul David Margo Davis Brent Dawson Paul Daron Suzanne Dean 39 i DcDc dcBlii •ux Steve Die harry Tommy Duen Jeff Diez Lee Deggers Annette DiCerolamo Robert DeCraff L. J. Diamio Lynnctlc Dclaune James £. Dixon Seniors Eagerly I)E DE dcBLIEUX—Red Cross, Y-Teeni, Student Council, Spanish Club. LEE DEGGES—Spanish Club, Band,lHi-Y. LYNNETTE DELAUNE—Red Cross, Y-Teens, Student Council, F.H.A. STEVE DICHARRY—Key Club, Hi-Y, Latin Club, Football. JEFF DIEZ—Choir, Hi-Y, Spanish Club. L. J. DIMAIO—Football, Track. 40 Head cheerleader, Vicki, lowers the l oom. JAMES L. DIXON—Student Council, Red Cross, Band. Sherry Dodd Graham Dodson Ronnie Dowdy Dennis M. Dugas Lynda Dunlap James Durrett Await Graduation Fred Dressel Carolyn Duby David Duszynski Robert Duvemet SHERRY DODD—Y-Teens RONNIE DOWDY—Varsity Basketball, Latin Club FRED DRESSEL—Band, Spanish Club, National Honor Soricty CAROLYN DUBY—German Club, Library Club, F.H.A. Y Teens, Future Nurses, Speech JAMES DURRETT—Jr. Academy of Science, Jr. Varsity Track, Chorus, Madrigal Singers, Latin Club, Hi-Y, DAVID DUSZYNSKI—Red Cross, Student Council 41 ROBERT DU VERNET—Choir Coke is “REAL” good. Susie Edrington displays the latest Paris fashion—the miniskirt! WILFORD EBERHART—Band Student Council SUSIE EDRINGTON Jr. Academy, Boosters, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, F.T.A. (Vice Pres.) State recording Sec’y of F.T.A. F.1I.A, Beta, Hi-Steppers, Student Council. DIANE EDWARDS—Red Cross, Jr. Achievement F.II.A. French Club. MIKE EUDRF.DGE—German Club, Jr. Academy, Latin Club (Pres.) Hi-Y, Jr. Rotarian. GEORGE ELLIS—Jr. Academy, German Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Sigma Fellowship, Student Council, Debate Team JIM ELLIS—Student Council, French Club, Projection Club, Key Club, Baseball, Latin Club, Pelican Boys State, Hi-Y, Jr. Achievement. GREG ERWIN—German Club, Track, Student Council, Debate. JOHN EVANS—Art Club School Spirit Rates Debbie Duvic Frank Duvic Wilford Eberhart Susie Edrington Diane Edwards Mike Eldredge George Ellis Jim Ellis Greg Erwin Jolm Evans 42 PATRICIA MARIE FARRIS—F.H.A. B. B. FAUVER—Track, Football, Student Council. HILDA VERGENE FAVARON—Chorus. MIKE FEIG—Jr. Academy of Sciences, Sigma Fellowship, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society. SHARON FELDER—Jr. Academy, Boosters, Art Club, Y-Teens, Latin Club. Mu Alpha Theta, Debate. LINDA FERRARA—Student Council, F.H.A., Y-Teens, Thespians, F.T.A., National Honor Society, Red Cross, FRICASSEE, Leadership Conference, American Field Service, FRICASSEE Editor BETH FIRESHEETS—Jr. Academy of Sciences, F.H.A., French Club, Sigma Fellowship, Choir Accompanist, Writer’s Club. FRICASSEE. SHERRY FISHER—Boosters, F.H.A., Red Cross, Jr. Achievement High At BRHS Patricia Marie Farris Hal Faust Sharon Felder Linda Ferrara B. B. Fauver Beth Fin-sheets Hilda Favaion Danny Fisher Mike Fcig Sherry Fisher James Fitch Kathleen Fox Margie Fontenot Pat Foy Carolyn Forbes Priscilla Francis Ronnie Ford Cheryl Friesen Drew Foster Barbara Caddy Angus Thom, well do something, don’t just stand there! Seniors Struggle JAMES FITCH—Jr. Academy of Science MARGIE I .FELICE FONTENOT—F.H.A., Red Cross. CAROLYN FORBES—Future Nurses, Y-Tcens Art Club. RONNIE FORD—French Club, Thespians, Red Cross, Jr. Achievement, Jr. Academy of Sciences, President of Thespians. KATHLEEN FOX—Jr. Academy of Sciences, Jr. Red Cross, Student Council, Boosters, Future Nurses, Spanish Club, FTA. PAT FOY—F.H.A., Y-Teens. PRISCILLA FRANCIS—German Club, Band, Jr. Leader at YMCA. CHERYL FRIESEN—German Club, Aeappella Choir, Stu- Reeves Garrison Bruce Gilcreasc Rcba Gautier Joe Gordon Robert Gibson Steve Crand Tommy Gideon Chip Grandjcan Scott Gilbert Cary Gray Through Shakespeare dent Council, AFS, Future Teachers, Jr. Achievement, Y-Teens. You can BOOK it!!! BARBARA GADDY—Library, Gymnastic Team Y-Tecns, Safety Chapter, FNA. HELVES GARRISON—Jr. Achievement. REBA GAUTIER—Spanish Club. SCOTT GILBERT—Spanish Club, Jr. Achievement Track, Hi-Y, Writers’ Club, BUZZER. BRUCE GILCREASE—JV Baseball JOE GORDON—Art Club CARY GRAY—Spanish Club, Key Club, Beta Jr. Academy, Mu Alpha Theta, Jr. Class Treasurer, Student Council, Cheerleader Pelican Boys State 45 Richard Gray David Crccnc James Grccson Sharon Gregory Billy Gregory Kay Gremillion Sandy Grcmillion Gary Gubanesik Gail Guccione Fernand Guidry Students Study DAVID GREENE—Junior Achievement JAMES GKEESON—JV Track, Latin Club, Student Council. KAY GREMILLION—Red Cross, Jr. Academy, French Club, F.N.A. F.H.A. SANDY GREMILLION—Beta Club GARY GLBANCSIK—Art Club, JV Football JV Track, Junior Beau. GAIL GUCCIONE—French Club, Jr. Achievement, F.H.A. FERNAND GUIDRY—Band DALE HAIR—Latin Club, Red Cross, Jr. Achievement, Football, Hi-Y, French Club, Student Council. 46 ... 789,458 holes in the ceiling. CYNTHIA HAMRICK—French Club, Library Club LINDA HANNAMAN—Red Cross, Y-Teens, Safety Club, Art Club, Student Council. PATSY HANSEN—Red Cross (President), F.H.A., Y-Tccns, Junior Belle, Pelican Girls Slate, JUDY HANSON—Jr. Academy, Ccrman Club, F.N.A., Y-Teens, Red Cross, Roosters, (Vice-Pres.) BONNIE HARDIN—'Y-Teens, Drama Club. ANNE HARGROVE—French Club, Jr. Academy, Library Club, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, American Field Service, Spanish Club, Red Cross. PEGGY HARMON—F.H.A., Thespians, Red Cross, Y-Teens, F.T.A. Patti, that’s not the way to do it! Hard At BRHS Patsy Hansen Peggy Harmon Larry Hadaway Judy Hanson Dale Hair Bonnie Hardin Cynthia Hamrick Anne Hargrove Linda Hannaman Lynne Harman Al CHET HARROD—Track, Latin Club, Football team, Key Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Student Council PAUL HART—Student Council, Red Cross Football, Baseball, Safety Chapter. BOBBY HEBERT—Football, Track SHERRY ANN HEINE—Y-Teens, Art Club, Student Council, Red Cross. JIM HEYWARD—Spanish Club, Golf-v Team, Hi-Y, Jr. Academy, Sigma Fellowship. JOSEPH HILLIARD—French CHARLENE HIPPCHEN—Red Cross, Y-Tccns F.H.A. Safety, Art Club, Cheerleader, Junior Belle, Pelican Girls State, Homecoming Queen. ARLENE HOHENSEE—French Club, Commerce Office That good 01c Mountain Dew!!! Chet Harrod Paul Hart Bobby Hebert Sherry Heine Billy Heroman Brenda Herring Jim Heyward Joseph Hilliard Charlene Hippchcn Arlene Hohensec Malcolm Holmes Dale Holladay Decnie Hooks Scott Hornsby BUly Hornsby Anne Howe Ralph Hubbard Linda Hughes Craig Hyland Sheila Hymel MALCOLM HOLMES—Student Council, Latin Club, Chorus, Football SCOTT HORNSBY—Football, Track, Choir, Hi-Y, Red Cross. ANNE HOWE—Spanish Club, Boosters, Jr. Academy, T tin Club, National Honor Society, Beta Club, Mu Alpha Theta, F.T.A., Sigma Fellowship, National Merit Semifinalist. RALPH HUBBARD—Football, Track, Key Club, Jr. Acad-cmy, Beta Club, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, Safety Council, Projection Club, Boy Booster, Hi-Y Sec’y, Student Council Treasurer and President, Senior Favorite, National Merit Semifinalist. LINDA HUGHES—Library Club CRAIG HYLAND—Latin Club, Red Cross, Thespians 49 SHEILA HYMEL—Y-Teens Scott Gilbert counts out BUZZERS for the homerooms. Marvin Durotr and Bill Bowden demonstrate the method of forming rolls in metal working. MICHAEL INGALLINERA—Debate, BUZZER, Germa Club, Key Club. CARLA JAMES—Jr. Achievement, Red Cross, F.H.A. TRUDY JANNEY--Spanish Club, Boosters, F.T.A.. R Cross, F.H.A. CRISTINA JENKINS -French Club, Spanish Club MERCEDES JENKINS—Spanish Club, French Club, Libra:. Club, Jr. Achievement. RONNIE JENKINS—French Club, Track, Student Council. Jr. Achievement, Latin Club, Hi-Y, Red Cross, Library. SUE JOHNSON—Y-Teens, Student Council F.N.A., F.H.A.. Jr. Achievement, Red Cross. BECKY JOHNSON—Red Cross, Student Council, Latin Club, Art Courses Provide i Mike Jngallincra Carla James Linda James Trudy Janney Barry Jenkins Cristina Jenkins Mercedes Jenkins Ronnie Jenkins Sue Johnson Becky Johnson 50 F.H.A., F.T.A. VAN JOHNSON—Spanish Club. ALBER'l JONES—Football, Baseball, JOHNNIE JONES—Football JEAN Jl BAN—Red Cross, Library, Y-Teens, F.H.A., Student Council. ! ARRY JUNKINS—German Club, Jr. Academy. SUSAN KEAN—Spanish, Red Cross, Y-teens, F.T.A., Student Council. ROBI.RJ KEATY—Jr. Achievement, German Club, BUZ« ZER, FRICCASSEE, leadership Conference. Josh Pailct gets a few pointers from Mr. Guillory. Creative Outlet For Seniors Van Johnson Albert Jones Johnnie Jones Patricia Jordan Jean Juban Larry Junkins Jay Justice Susan Kean Robert Keaty John Kelley 51 Marilyn Kelly Brenda Kennedy Cathy Kennedy Ricky Kingrea Rhonda Kirby Barbara Kirkpatrick Doltye Knox Ronnie Kober Florence Kracher Beth Kuhlmann Physical Fitness Is A MARILYN KELLY—Red Cross, D.E. BRENDA KENNEDY—Red Cross, F.H.A. F.T.A. A Cappella Choir, All-Parish Choir, Y-Teens. RICKY KINGREA—Jr. Academy, Key Club, Student Council, Football, Baseball, Safety Council, Latin Club, Senior Beau. RHONDA KIRBY—F.H.A. Student Council, Red Cross, Y-Tcens, D.E. BARBARA KIRKPATRICK—F.H.A. F.N.A. Y-Teens. DOTTYE KNOX—Spanish Club, F.T.A. F.H.A. Y-Teens, F.N.A. RONNIE KOBER—Jr. Academy, Band, German Club, Hi-Y, FLORENCE KRACHER—F.H.A. BETH KUHLMANN—Jr. Academy, Art, Latin Club, Boosters, Hi-Steppers, Student Council, F.T.A. 52 Gail Kuttruff Elmo Lacour Gloria I-aFrance Jim Land Clare Landry Lynda Landry Judi Laucr Jim LeFebvre Bennett Lcventhal Mary Sue Levert Big Part Of BRHS GAIL KUTTRUFF—Jr. Achievement, German Club, F.T.A. FRICASSEE ELMO LACOUR—Baseball GLORIA LAFRANCE—Y-Teens, Red Cross, F.N.A. Jr. Achievement JIM LAND—Thespians, Key Club, Hi-Y, Football, Track, Beta Club, Spanish Club, Student Council, Sophomore Beau. CLARE LANDRY—Guidance Office aide. LYNDA LANDRY—Majorette, Band, Y-Teens, F.H.A. JUDI LAUER—F.H.A. Y-Tccns, French Club, Student Council, F.T.A. Red Cross, BUZZER, FRICASSEE. JIM LEFEBVRE—Football, Library Club, Chorus, Ili-Y. Hi-Y boys climb higher and higher. 53 MARY SUE LEVERT—F.H.A. Red Cross Louis D� Tlue Rita Logan Nancy Loker Philip Loret Dianne Lorio I.on.iiuc Lorio Pete Losavio Mary Catherine Louis Lena Lively Maurene Loup Seniors Select Thomas McNamara Senior Class President has it made. LOUISE LOBUE—Jr. Academy, Student Council, French, Mu Alpha Theta, Key Club, Sigina Fellowship, A.F.S., FRICASSEE. RITA LOGAN F.H.A. NANCY LOKER—Latin Club, Y-Teens, Boosters. DIANNE LORIO—Y-Teens, Art Club, LORRAINE LORIO—Red Cross, Library, F.H.A. PETE LOSAVIO- Band, Latin Club, Jr. Academy, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society. MARY CATERINE LOUIS—Y Teens, F.H.A., Senior Belle. LENA LIVELY-Library Club, Chorus, F.H.A MAURENE I.OUIP—Jr. Academy, Mu Alpha Theta, Larin Club, F.N.A., Red Cross. BEVERLY LYMAN—Spanish Club, Jr. Academy of Science, Boosters, Red Cross BARRY MCBRIDE—Student Council, Band President SARAII McCLEARLEY—Y-Teens, Buzzer Staff, Red Cross LUCY McCORD—Jr. Academy of Science, French Club, Boosters, FTA, Mu Alpha Theta (pres.), National Honor Society, Hi-Steppers ANN McEWEN—FHA, Y-Tccns, Jr. Academy of Science, French Club, MuAlpha Theta, President and Parish President of FHA 54 Beverly Lyman Barry McBride Sarah McClcariy Lucy McCord Ann McEwen Mike McKay Thomas McNamara Karl Mack Bruce Macmurdo Maggie To Head Their Class MIKE McKAY—J.V. Football, basketball, and baseball, Sigma Fellowship, Beta Club, German Club, Student Coun-. cil Representative, Jr. Academy President, Safety Chapter, National Honor Society THOMAS McNAMARA—Projection Club, Student Council Representative, J.V. Football, National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Jr. Academy of Science, Sigma Fellowship, Key Club, Beta Club, Vice-Pres. of French Club, Safety Chapter, Hi-Y, Y-Tecns Sponsor, Boys’ State Delegate, Student Council Executive Board, American Field Service, V. Pres, of Junior Achievement, V.Pres. of Jr. Class, Cheerleader, National Merit Certificate Winner, Representative to Parish Youth Council, Mr. BRHS. KARL MACK—Band BRUCE MACMURDO—Treasurer of Jr. Academy, Sigma Fellowship, J.V. Basketball, Latin Club, V.Pres. of Beta Club, Pres, of National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Varsity Basketball, National Merit Semi-Finalist, V-President of Student Council, First Semester, Pres, of Student Council, Second Semester, Buzzer Staff, Key Club, Debate Team, Pelican Boys’ State, Hi-Y, chaplain; “Top Student at Summer Science Institute. JOSIE MAGGIO—FBLA, FHA, Student Council Representative. 55 Russell V. Malen Jim May Dale Marcelle, Sharon May Anthony Marino Joey Mayers Darlene Martin Jody Mazerat Mike Martin Camille Means Senior Home Economics Is RUSSELL V. MALEN—Ili-Y. Reporter; FBLA, French Club, Student Council Representative, Thespians. DALE MARCELLE—Red Cit ss DARLFAF MARTIN—FBLA MICHAEL HAWKINS MARTIN—Spanish Club, Hi-Y JIM MAY—Spanish Club, Safety Council, J.V. Track. Student Council Representative, Jr. Achievement, Jr. Academy, National Honor Society, Hi-Y, Mu Alpha Theta SHARON MAY—Boosters, Student Council Representative, Y-Tccns, French Club CAMILLE MEANS—Jr. Academy, Beta Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Y-Teens, Latin Club, Jr. Class Secretary, National Honor Society, Secretary; AFS, Leadership, Pelican Girls’ State, Buzzer Staff, Chorus, Homecoming Court, Student Council Secretary Senior girls enjoy their Home Economics class. GLENN MERRILL—Band, Jr. Academy of Scitfnce, Golf Team MARY ANN MESSINA—Red Cross, Y-Teens, FT A, FHA, Writers’ Club. Buzzer Staff, (Business Manager) Quill and Scroll Journalistic Society, Fricassee Staff, (Literary Editor) French Club. BETTY METRAILER—Jr. Academy of Science, Booster quartermaster, tenth grade; French Club. Beaus and Belles, Head Quartermaster. Eleventh Grade: Mu Alpha Theta, Safety Club, Booster President, FTA KRIS MF.YERF.R—Jr. Academy, Band BEVERLEY MIDDLETON—Jr. Academy of Science, Spanish Club, Boosters, Y-Teens, FTA, French Club AFS JIMMY MIREMONT—J.V. Football and baseball, FBLA, Spanish Club, Track Mrs. Morgan provides interesting material to aid in the choosing of a career. A Much Needed Course William B. Meeks Kris Meverer Nick Mrolc Beverley Middleton Mary Ann Messina Jimmy Mircmont Glenn Merrill Marilyn Medvee Betty Metrailer Alfred L Mills Donna Mister Bob Moak Lynn Monget L’Mcll Moore Charles S. Muffoletto Joe Muffoletto Curol Mumme David Murray Diane Musso Nadine Myers Seniors Minds Are Tested, BOB MOAK—Spanish Club, Jr. Academy of Science, Jr. Achievement, Red Cross, Baseball, Library Gub, Student Council Representative, Hi-Y, Safety Chapter LYNN MONGET—Spanish Club, Red Cross, Y-Teens, FNA L’MELL MOORE—FBLA, FT A, French Club, Red Cross, V. President of Y-Teens, Jr. Academy, Boosters JOE MUFFOLETTO—FBLA, Jr. Achievement CAROL MUMME—FHA DIANE MUSSO—FHA, Guidance Office ACT tests are given to Seniors. 58 David W. Nason Kathleen Naylor Cheryl Norman Marsha Norton Molly O’Banion Bill O’Connor Vera Olds Carolyn Oliver Gretchcn Oliver Kene Orllieb III Arid Tested, And Tested! KATHLEEN NAYLOR—Spanish Club. Y-Teens, Library Club. CHERYL NORMAN—Red Cross, FIIA, Y-Teens, MARSHA NORTON—French Club, Library Club, Y-Teens, FTA, Thespians, Student Council Representative, Boosters, FHA, V. Pres, of Art Club. MOLLY O’BANION—Beta Club, Jr. Academy of Science, FHA, Y-Tccns, Mu Alpha Theta, Library Club, National Honor Society, Spanish Club, FTA BILL O’CONNOR—Red Cross VERA OLDS—French Club, Library Club, Jr. Academy of Science, Boosters, Mu Alpha Theta, Beta Club, Boosters. CAROLYN OLIVER—FHA, Student Council Repre-sentative, Y-Teens, Red Cross, FTA, FNA GRETCHEN OLIVER—FHA, FBLA, FTA, Student Council Representative RENE OR'ILIEB III—Student Council Representative, Red Cross 59 Bobby Ourso Jjin Page David Pederson Gary Pcrclc Charles Papenburg Jody Pan- Andy Perez Judy Phillips Carol Ann Patureau David Pourciau BRHS Again Leads Area . . . This Time JAN PAGE—Library Club, Spanish Club, Y-Tccns, Jr. Achievement, FHA, Boosters CHARLES PAPENBURG—Track JUDY PARR—FBLA, FTA, Jr. Academy of Science, Student Council Executive Board, Sigma Fellowship, Latin Club, Y-Teen (secretary), Quill and Scroll, Library Club (President); Red Cross, State President of Lou-isiana Teenage Librarians’ Association, Chorus, Beta Club, Buzzer Staff, AFS, Homecoming Court, Junior Standout, Class Favorite, Pelican Girls’ State, Christmas Card Girl CAROL ANN PATUREAU—FHA, Art Club, Y-Teens, Red Cross DAVID PEDERSON—Football ANDY PEREZ French Club, Jr. Academy, Mu Alpha Theta, Sigma Fellowship JUDY PHILLIPS—Boosters, Spanish Club, FTA, Y-Teens, Jr. Academy, Student Council Representative, Art Club, Red Cross DAVID POURCIAU—Band, Jr. Achievement, Student Council Representative. The National Merit Semi-finalists. 60 The five honored by Optimists: Ralph Hubbard, Chip Grandjcan, Penny Ashmore, Bruce Macmurdo, and Thomas McNamara. LEHMAN PREIS—Member of Beta Club, Jr. Academy of Science, Sigma Fellowship, French Club, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, Am. Field Service, Pres, of Sigma Fellowship, Boy Booster MARCIA PRICE—Buzzer Staff, Fricassee Staff, Jr. Achievement, Treasurer WANDA PRICE—FHA, Y-Teens, Student Council Representative MIKE QUAID—Red Cross KAREN RABENHORST—Library Club, FHA, Spanish Club. DOROTHY REIPRECHT—Red Cross, FHA DIANE REYNOLDS—French Club, Booster, FTA, Student Council Representative DON REYNOLDS—German Club, V. Pres, of Hi-Y With Five Optimist Club Winners Lehman Preis Marcia Elaine Price Wanda Price Pat Pritchard Mike Quaid Karen Marshall Rabenhorst Jeanie Ratcliff Dorothy Rciprecht Diane Reynolds Don Reynolds 61 Hank Reynolds Ronald Reynolds Ruth Reynolds Veronica Richard Olin Richardson Johnny Ritter Donna Rigan Calvin Rliincs Kathy Roberts Bill Roberts Choir Sells Doughnuts HANK REYNOLDS—French Club, Student Band Conductor, Student Council Representative RONALD REYNOLDS Chorus, Jr. Achievement RUTH REYNOLDS—Boosters, German Club, Red Cross, Y-Teens, Hi-Sleppers, Student Council Representative VERONICA RICHARD—Y-Teens, Red Cross, Student Council Representative, Library Club, FNA, FHA, French Club JOHNNY RITTER—Spanish Club, Latin Club, Red Cross DONNA RIZAN—French Club, Library Club, Y-Teens, Student Council Representative, Red Cross, Safety Club, FHA, Art Club KATHY ROBERTS—German Club, Jr. Academy, Boosters, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, Beta Club, Sigma Fellowship BILL ROBERTS—Track Bill Robinson Anne Romano Cathy Romero Betty Rose Walter Rose Vic Roth Angeline Rotolo Linda Roubique Phil Roumain Raila Salonen To Go On Tour BILL ROBINSON—Jr. Academy of Science, Mu Alpha Theta ANNE ROMANO—Y-Teens, Red Cross, FIIA, Student Council Representative CATHY ROMERO—National Honor Society, German Club (President), Sigma Fellowship, FTA, Mu Alpha Theta, Boosters, Jr. Academy BETTY ROSE—Library Club, Spanish Club, All-Parish Band WALTER ROSE—Band, Drama Club VIC ROTH—Red Cross ANGELINE ROTOLO—Band Majorette, FTA, Y-Teens, Spanish Club LINDA ROUBIQUE— Red Cross, FBLA, FHA, PHIL ROUMAIN—Red Cross, Student Council Representative Choir members practice a song. Paula Samuels Jerry Scott James M. Salvant Janie Scott Shirley Ann Schexnayder Betty Seab Ray Schmieder Wayne Seal Sandra Schustz Sharon Seber 1967 Class Marks BRH A full parking lot is a familiar sight at BRHS. 64 PAULA SAMUELS—Jr. Achievement, Library Club, Spanish Club, Jr.-Academy, Sigma Fellowship—Sec.-Treasurer. Mu Alpha Theta, FTA, Latin Club, National Honor Society SHIRLEY ANN SCHEXNAYDER—Y-Teens, FHA, Libran Club, Art Club RAY SCHMIEDER—Jr. Achievement JANIE SCOTT—FNA, Guidance Office JERRY SCOTT—Football, baseball, choir BETTY SEAB—Spanish Club, Y-Tccns, FNA, FTA SHARON SEBER—Red Cross, FHA, Library Club, Booster FNA, FTA L. PAT SELIG—Beta Club, Track, Hi-Y, Student Council, Boy-Booster, Mu Alpha Theta, Jr. Academy of Sciences, Spanish Club. JENNIE SESSIONS—Jr. Achievement, French Club, Y-Teens, Student Council, Latin Club, Safety Chapter. JILL SUE SHELTON-Library Club, F.H.A., Art Club, Latin Club, Future Nurses, Y-Teens. DASHER SHORT—Spanish Club, Track. DORIS SIMMONS—Red Cross, Y-Tccns. SANDRA SIMMONS—Band, Jr. Achievement, Majorette, Red Cross, French Club, Y-Teens, Latin Club, Future Teachers. CONNIE SIMON—Y-Teens, Student Council, Red Cross, Library Club, F.H.A. 74th Commencement Humm ... Should this go in the BUZZER? asks Mardcl Truluck. L. Pat Sclig Jennie Sessions Jill Sue Shelton Dasher Short Dennis Sicard Donald Simoncaux Ronald Simoncaux Doris Simmons Sandra Simmons Connie Simon 65 When the bee stings FRANCES KAY SMITH—Fulure Nurses, F.H.A. Chorus Y Teens, Art Club, Jr. Achievement. MIKE SMITH—Band. GEORGE SMITH—Red Cross, Safety Chapter, Golf Tean JANE SMITH—Jr. Achievement, Red Cross Library Cld Student Council, Y-Teens, Boosters, French Club, Said. Chapter PHYLLIS SMITH—F.B.L.A., Y-Teens, Jr. Achievement. A Cappella Choir, Buzzer. TIMOTHY SMITH—Latin Club, Football. BILL SMITH—Baseball, Spanish Club. DIAN SPENCER—Boosters, French Club. NOLA SPILLE—French Club, Spanish Chib JOHNNY SPINOSA—Band. Nostalgic Seniors Recall Frances Kay Smith Mike Smith Timothy Smith Smi George Smith Dian Spencer Jane Smith Nola Spille Phyllis Smith Johnny Spinosa THOMAS JEFFERSON SPURLOCK-Jr. Achievement. Latin Club, Football. JIM STEPHENS—Debate, Thespians, Baseball, Red Cross, Writer’s Club, Jr. Achievement. BRENT STEPHENSON—Band, Chorus, Student Council. Jr. Achievement. JANE STEVENS—Spanish Club, Boosters, Library Club, Art Club, Y-Tccns. DIANE STEWART—F.H.A., Latin Club, Y-Teens. JUDY STEWART—Jr. Academy of Sciences, Spanish Club, Boosters, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, Sigma Fellowship, American Field. Service. DENNIS STRICKLAND—F.B.L.A., Latin Club. HARRIET STRICKLAND—F.H.A., Library Club, Red Cross, Latin Club, F.N.A. Their High School Days Tom Spurlock Diane Stewart Gwen Stafford Judy Stewart Jim Stephens Dennis Strickland Brent Stephenson Harriet Strickland Jane Stevens June Strickland Sandra Talley Carmen Tate Dcidra Tate Keavin Terrell Ruth Terry Angus Thorn Woody Thompson George Tillman Suzanne Traylor Mardel Truluck And Look Anxiously Seniors recall their Sophomore and Junior years. SANDY TALLEY—Jr. Academy, Student Council, Y-Teens, Latin Club, F.N.A. F.H.A. CARMEN TATE—Jr. Achievement, F.N.A. F.H.A. Red I Cross, Student Council, Y-Teens (President) DEBRA TATE—Y-Teens, Red Cross KEAVIN TERRELL -Student Council, Track, French Club | RUTH TERRY—Band, German Club ANGUS THOM—Spanish Club, Red Cross, Basketball. Track, Student Council. WOODY THOMPSON—Student Council SUZANNE TRAYLOR—Spanish Club. MARDEL TRULUCK—Y-Teens, Jr. Achievement, Boosters, F.T.A. BUZZER Safety Club. 69 LINDA TUCKER—Library Club, F.H.A., French Club. BETTY TURNTPSEED—Boosters, Beta Club, Math Club, F.T.A., Red Cross, National Honor Society, Chorus, Student Council. STANLEY VENABLE—Jr. Achievement. HENRY VERBICK—Student Council, Band. CALDWELL VORDENBAUMEN—Spanish Club, Key Club, Latin Club, Jr. Academy of Sciences, Beta Club, Sigma Fellowship, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, Buzzer Staff, Pelican Boys State. GEORGE WALDROUP—Spanish Club, Library Club. BOBBY WALKER—Track. The Guidance Office has various information for those planning on college. ERNEST WALKER—Spanish Club. Linda Tucker Mary Vincent Henry Verbick Ernest Walker Toward The Future Betty Turnipseed Theresa Valenti Stanley Venable Caldwell Vordmbaumcn George Waldroup Bobby Walker Richard Wall Frances Weeks Sherrie Ward Steve Weilbachcr Gwendolyn Washington Margo Weisgerber Susan Webb JoAnn Welch Milton Weber Gloria White So Long— RICHARD WALL—Jr. Academy of Sciences, Sigma Fellowship. German Club, Jr. Achievement, Mu Alpha Theta. SHERRIE WARD—F.H.A., Future Teachers. Boosters, Library Club. GWENDOLYN WASHINGTON—Mu Alpha Theta, Math Club, Latin Club. SUSAN WEBB—Boosters, Jr. Academy, German Club, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, Future Teachers, Latin Club. FRANCES WEEKS— F.T.A., Madrigal singers, Buzzer Staff, Writer’s Club, A Cappella Choir. STEVE WEILBACHF.R—Jr. Academy of Sciences, Latin Club. MARGO WEISGF.RBER—Red Cross, Y-Teens, Jr. Achievement, Safety Chapter, Student Council, Gymnastic Team, 70 Kathleen White Michael J. Whitehead Charlene Wilkinson Becky Williams Dorcne Williams Doris W’illiams Mary Lynn Williams Ken Williamson Ben Wilson Linda Wilson Farewell BRHS F.H.A., Key Club Sweetheart. KATHLEEN WHITE—Y-Teens, Student Council, French Club, Library Club, Acappella Choir, Safety Chapter, Cheerleader, F.T.A., F.H.A., Boosters, Red Cross, Executive Board, Pelican Girls State. CHARLENE WILKINSON—Student Council, F.H.A., Red Cross. Jr. Achievement, Spanish Club, Attendance Aide. BECKY WILLIAMS—Boosters, Y-Teens, Jr. Academy of Sciences, Red Cross, Student Council, German Club, Safety Chapter, Mu Alpha Theta, F.T.A. DORENE WILLIAMS—Red Cross, F.H.A., Student Council. DORIS ANN WILLIAMS-Thcspians. KEN WILLIAMSON—Jr. Academy of Sciences, Jr. Achievement, Latin Club, Student Council. LINDA WILSON—F.H.A., Y-Tccns. Scott Gilbert and Jane Stevens say farewell to their Alma Mater. 71 Billy Wilson Joe Zeppuhar Randie Womack David Yochcs Eleanor Younger Patti Zammit ELEANOR YOUNGER—German Club, Rand PATTI ZAMMIT—Library Club, Student Council Representative, FIIA, Y-Teens, Choir JOE ZEPPUHAR—Football, basketball, baseball, track, Safely Chapter, Red Cross, Student Council Representative Pictures were not available for these Seniors: Bozeman, George Brannon, Cecil Ray Brown, Mary Frances Bucchc, Wayne Cashio, Paul Coxe, Richard Wayne Crais, Robert Dunkin, Carol Dweck, Samuel Stewart Flowers, Edvthe, Fontenot, Kenneth Wayne Gremillion, Francis W. Guillory, Ronald Dale Johnson, Ronald Keating, Robert King, Frankie Langford, Freddy Lewis, James McCullough, Terry McMurray, Mike Magee, Bill Metrailer, Charles Morris, George Nework, Charles Pearson, Clyde Perkins, Carol Prescott, Larry Reid, Thomas Reynolds, Jane Roberts, Gordon (Robbie) Roshto, Robin Ruckman, William Scully, Tommy Sheridan, June Sugg, Thomas Thibodaux, Russell Townsend, Diane Wallendal, Richard Wyatt, Leonard Williams, Ben Yarborough, Thomas Yaun, Jesse 72 Cool it Boosters! Key Clubbers, Caldwell, Graham, and Bruce, prepare pep tags. Pic K Squared not Pie Square R. Academic Assembly honors 145. students Oh! For Heaven Sake’s, Peggy you did it again 73 wwwww Ruth, Susie, and Sharon return from another football game. 7 1 The Bittersweet . Pour full-strength Wisk on the dirty spot, then toss it in with the regular wash, Who tied the knots in the rope? “Hail, hail, the gang’s all here.”—Memorable scene from the Spring Variety Show. Seniors order their graduation announcements. Buzzer editors peruse perplexing pages at print shop. 75 Junior Favorites Buddy Porta Beverly Travis c i a s s 0 f f VICE PRESIDENT Gary Weill I C p SECRETARY Beverly Travis r S TREASURER Andy Cornett PRESIDENT Buddy Porta Belli Acree Samira Acy Gale Adams Janie Affolter Lucy Akin Nadine Allison David Amos Judith Anding I)arr l Andre Richard Andrews John Arbour Bobby Arnold Ray Aucoin Sharon Babin Raymond Ra bint-au x Connie Bailey Bruce Baker Auburn Bard well Glendon Barker Sara Barton Patricia Bates Ronnie Batts Patricia Bayus Katie Beadles Mike Becnel Billy Bennett Sue Bennett James Benson Marie Bergeron Percy Bertcau Hilde Beskin Jessie Bethly We are sixteen Cyndie Blevins John Blum Robert Boeneke Linda Boles Kay Bond Anthony Bonfanti Dorainne Bonnecaiz Barbara Booth John Boudreaux Ann Boulter Cheri Bowman Jerry Boyce George Bozeman Jo Helen Bozeman Janice Bradford Dianne Braud Dewey Brister Alan Brock Ronnie Brooks Bettye Brousseau Doug Brousseau Cheryl Brown Corliss Brown Jeffrey Brown Larry Brown Jo Jo Browning Janies Brunett Debbie Burge Sharon Burke Bonnie Burton Larry Button Warren Byrd 78 Mireya Caceres Sara Cadwallader Ronnie Campster Charles Carlson Huh Carmouche Vivian Carroll Joy Carruth Dianne Carter Charlene Caruso Keith Causey Harold Causin Linda Charlet Daryl Cheatham Junior class outnumbers David Chcveallicr Michael Chittom Linda Christy Bubba Chustz Elaine Clack Jerry Clift Gail Ann Coates Jim Coffee Alton Comeaux Cynthia Canciennc Keith Conway Alice Cook Larry Copper Sherry Corbin Andy Cornett Woody Corona Angelina Cortes Bobby Cothcll Bonnie Cotten 79 ifVI i It Butch thanks JUNIORS for-loyal support! Kitty Cotter Charles Courtney Errol Courtney Marilyn Cpurtncy Steve Cox Claire Craig Glynn Crawford Keith Crawford Susan Crawford Brenda Creft Philip Critcher Hugh Cummins Kcnnv Curry John Daigle Doug Daniel Kevin Darensbourg Loren David Karen Davis Rita Davis Trudie Davis Redus Day-Lee Dean Brenda DeArmond Bo deBlieux Sherry Dessellc Dale Dicharry Phyllis Dickerson Bill Dietrich Nick Dimaio Buster Dokrowolski Tunda Dorsey Mike Dubuisson 80 Thomas Duhe James Dunn Kandy Dupuy Kay Duvernct Mary Ann Easley Amanda Edwards David Eisler Susan Eisworlh Joyce Eldridge Stephanie Elkins Richard Ellis Cary Ellison Keith Ellison Myron Elois Bernadine Emery Rene Esnard Larry Evans Walter Farr Margaret Feig Betty Jo Felts Carol Fenton Glenda Ferguson Herbie Figueredo Gail Fitch Donna Flores Bruce Flowers Virginia Foies Mike Fontenot Lynn Ford Cloria Forrest Jerry Forrest Juniors offer stiff competition at pep meetings 81 Tim Forester Lee Fortier Denise Franciom Marlene Franklin Joe Freeman John Fritz Sandra Furrate Dudley Caridel Mike Garrett David Gelpi Joanna Geter Linda Geuin Ronnie Giaraanco Kathy Giblin Gwen Gibson Paul Gibson Maureen Gidan Wyn Gill Cynthia Gladrow Neil Glossop Charlene Gomez Enrique Gomez Patricia Gonzales Jo Beth Goode Barbara Gray Gary Green John Greer Richard Gregg Helene Grumbach Mary Grunewald Keith Guy Cathy Gwin 82 Marjorie Haggard Jane Hall Larry Hamilton Claudia Hano Bruce Hardgrave Becky Marger Mike Harris Rose Marie Harrison Ronnie Harrod Gerald Harvell Susan Hastings Douglas Haugen Sandra Hayden Ken Heard Dolores Hebert Bill Hedges Mike Hclmrich Michael Henderson Andre Hernandez Pam Heroman Claudette Hill Ronnie Hill Joyce Hinds Jeanne Hooper Joanna Hooper Bobby Horn Brent Hornsby Debbie Howeth Charles Hudson Marty Huguet Andy Hunter Randy Hunter Juniors find new math doesn't fit old English 83 Reggie Hutchinson Edie lies Thomas Ingallinera Karen Ingram Gwendolyn Jacks n Donna Jacobson Clifton James Mike Jastrum Virginia Jeffries Ricky Jerome Tommy Jeter Claudia Johnson Connie Johnson Jan Johnson Janet Johnston Jennifer Jones Charles Jones Darnell Jones Dakho Jones David Julian Becky Kaufman Patsy Kerley Karla Kerr Debbie Kidder Gordon Kinchen Mary Belle Kirtland Dale Klimek George Knox II Derek Kohler Dean Kopfler Dennis Kron Kirby Kuttruff 84 Jake LaBcllo Matlilyn La Na$a Joseph I.andry Tracey Lane Jewell Lang Diane Latil Pat Lawless Abigail Lazarus Brenda Lee Valerie L-Jcune Pam LcMoinc Debby Lemmons Soulette Leonard Kandy Lcray Mark Lcvcrt Mike Lewis Ronnie Lockhart Maxine Lolis Mervin Louque Juniors save their Kathy Love Susan McAdams Susan McBride Brenda McCorkle Kathy McCornack Janies McCurley Susan McCutcheon Barbie McDonald Craig McDonald Kick McEwen Ellen McGraw Donn McGuire George McKnight pennies for class rings 85 David McMorris Debbie McMorris Caiol Ann McCur: Carl Macmurdo Ann Major Ronald Mancuso Kathy Mapcs Mem Marix Allen Matheny Jimmy Maranto Gale Martin Jill Matlicrnc Steve Mayeaux Gayle Mepginson Mike Mehaffey Barbara Melancon Ben Melanson Phyllis Menard Ann Mctrailer George Mctrailer Jan Mctrailer Sharon Michelle Eddie Middleton Larry Mil burn Roger Miller Mary Minor Anita Minster Jimmy Montgomery Rachel Moore Tim Moore Jan Moreland Joey Morrell 86 Geraldine Morris Tim Morrison Suzy Moser Peaches Munson John Naquin Pris Nason Karen Nelson David Nesser Kathy New Ann Newbold Jo Ann Nicholas Janet Nolund Debhy Norton Charles Oby Mary O’Connor Albin O’Neal JoEtta Onofry Cookie Orhuicla Sid Ostcrbcrgcr Fred Ourso Clyde Pace Kenneth Pace Wayne Padgett Josh Pailct Claudette Parent Mariclla Posada Cl eve Patin Marguerite Payne Sheila Pearson Rhonda Pcrault Luther Perkins Merrianc Pierce 87 Bob Pierson Sheila Pigeon Louis Pol Tippy Polito Kathy Politz Joey Polozola Buddy Porta Pant Porter George Pourciau William Pourciau Starlyn Powell Richvd Preis Carol Prewitt Amelia Prosser John Purpcra Colleen Quaid Gayle Rabalais Russel Rabalais James Rabb Ed Kahm Pam Reeves Shirley Reeve: Jack Reitzell Frances Rhodes Steve Rhorer Curtis Rich Stan Richard James Richards Danny Richardson Georgia Richman Randy Riley Judy Rizan 88 Alex Robeau David Roberts Wade Robichaux Dale Robinson Hill Rome Steve Rosen feld Tonie Rossic Cynthia Roubiquc Mike Roy Leslie Ruff Pepper Rutland Rollvnn Ryan Robert Salassi Mary Sancliez Apple Sanders Kandy Sauer Susan Schcllingcr Susie Schcxnaydcr Jo Ann Schmieder Erroll Schutz Mike Scllen Jay Scmmes Randy Scrrett Nellie Settoon Debbie Shaw Doug Shepherd Robert Sheridan Charlotte Shields Allen Sholars Beverly Sicard Dan Simpkins Carol Smith Juniors flounce up for Junior-Senior prom 89 Glenda Smith Jackie Smith Randolph Smith Randy Smith Randv Smith Rholene Smith Wells Smith Marilyn Snoddy Cordelia Sommers Michael Sommers Mary Louise Spand Josh Speakman Kenneth Spear Josie Spencer Linda Spillman Gary Stabiler Sue Stafford Clinton Stockwell Brenda Stevens Junior Stevenson Ronald Stewart Jay Sullivan Mary Talbot Jcrrol Taylor Mickey Thibodaux Becky Thibodeaux Tommy Thibodeaux Sid Thomas Kenny Thomas Stephen Thomas Diane Thomas Karen Thompson 90 Michelle Thompson David Trahan Beverly Travis Tommy Traylor Barbara Triche Sarah Triche Ronnie Trcigle Ralph Trouard Jan Tullos Peggy Tuttle Tommy Tyler Marilyn Ullrich Nanette Vallery Juniors eagerly await first sample of seniority Geri Vann Paul Vega Lesley Walker W illiam Walker I-ouis Wall Viki Wall Charles W'allace Alice Walsh Brenda Ward Chcric Ward Randy Ward Jane W'armack Maurice Washington Mark W;ashauer Nick Watson Judy Weaver Donna Webb Paul Welborn Cary Weill 1 I Us 91 Bunny Wood Mary Louise Woodsidc Elaine Worsham Charlie Yaun Robert Young Courtney Westbrook Celia Whalen James Whitley James Wiggins Wilma Wild Debbie Williams Gayle Williams Edna Kay Willie Dianne Wilson Don Wilson Kurt Wilson Peggy Wilson JUNIORS WHOSE PICTURES WERE NOT AVAILABLE: William Bowden Joe Cera me Robert Crais Wayne Demars Anthony Fairchild Frank Filardo Priscilla Ann Giacone Kathy Jones Mike La idle Karl Mack Michael Matthews Patricia Munson David Prather Lee Rogers Bert Roubique Gerry Scott George Smith 99 In Memoriam June 19, 1950 Ben Colvin June 9, 1966 Death is the part where all may refuge find The end of labour, entry into rest— William Alexander 93 Totally Unprepared Are We SOPHOMORES SUPPORT BULLDOGS ALL THE WAY TO BOL-TON AND BACK Butch Morsey Betsy Allen Pam Cordon Wayne Dodge Fred Mack Rosemary Beavers Guy Adams Conrad Adkins Rita Aiello Paralcc Alford Glen Allemont Betsy Allen Colene Alexander Barry Altazin Beverly Anderson Gary Anderson Lewis Anderson Mollic Dec Anderson Sharon Angello . Dale Anzalonc Bill Armstrong Kathy Arnold Carolyn Ashmore Marion Aucoin Laurie Bacot Babs Baker James Ballard Janet Barnes Preston Bartet Bonnie Batten Larry Bazzell Clayton Beatty Rosemary Beavers Robert Bell Jay Bennett Jim Benton Bob Bernhard Becky Biossat Evelyn Bird Kent Bishop Carol Bizette Daryl Bizette Janis Black Michael Blanchard 95 Beth Bloomfield Barry Blumberg Kirhard Bom bet Steve Bourg Michael Bourkc Lyndon Bourgoyne Steve Borne Ray Borne Carolyn Boyce Beth Bradford Kenneth Bradford Casey Brannon John Stafford Butch Morscy Rcgi Mullins Ted Mack David Dalton Mike Duby Ray Stickman Dennis Lorio JV’s relax after hard workout? Lawrence Brashier Cindy Braud John Brantley Jeanette Brasseaux Annette Breazeale Dinah Brewer Ross Broome Allen Broussard Barry Brown Denzel Brown Jimmy Brown Marie Brown Mary Jane Bruscr Rita Burns James Burychka Bublia Cade Robert Callaghan Cary Carlin Phyllis Carney Iuiellen Carradinc Paula Cascio Carol Cassano Frances Catanzaro Billy Chambers 96 Pam Champagne Thad Chancy Larry Chapin Gerald Chatclain Donna Chatman Brenda Chaumont John Chehardy Bruce Childers Robert Chustz Frank Clack Alan Claunch Larry Claxton Chuck Gegg Connie Gegg Terry Clegg I-ee Cochran Charles Coglan Callis Collins David Collins Terri Colomb Lenny Comeaux Cissy Cotter Joy Coursey Harry Cowgill Gerald Crotwell David Dalton Warren d’Aquin John Daron Ruthi Darphin Alan Davis Lee Davis Lex Davis Arless Day Janet Dcdman Ken Dccn Rad Dclarodcric Miguel Delgado Ann de Montluzin Kerry Denny Anthony Dentro Theresa Dentro Sharon dcTrafford James Dial Gail Dicharry Charlotte Dickerson Gayle Dickerson Margaret Dijohn Stanley Dimattia Wayne Dodge Tommy Doherty Mike Duby Gerard Ducote Marvin Ducote Ronald Duffy Ronnie Dumigan Dennis Duvic Dana Echlin Bobby Edgar Bill Edmondson Denise Edwards 97 WE NEVER CAN REMEMBER WHOSE BOOKS ARE WHOSE. Bill Effcrson Phillip Elkins Nancy Epting Susan Estes Clyde Evans Jerry Exner Clifton Fabre Brenda Favaron Vicki Filardo Frances Fitch Buster Fitzgerald Eugene Fleming Linda Flowers Elizabeth Forman Gertie Forrest A1 Fritchie Rose Marie Gallaud Gerry Garidel Wayne Garrison Steven Gates Glenda Gautrcaux Fred Cchcbcr Thomas Ccmmill Sheryl Ccuin Nancy Giles Steve Gluaman Jermila Goins Shasta Gomez Fay Gonzales Ralph Gonzales Pam Gordon Floyd Gray Susan Gregory Kenny Grier Sherman Griffin Sandra Guidry Melaine Haase Debbie Hadaway Pat Hamilton Darryl Hanks Margaret Hanson Barbara Hardaway Buddy Hargrove Danny Harper Shelby Harris Janet Hart Charles Harvell Janice Harvey Rick Harvin Wade Heaton John Hebert Mary Jane Hebert Lisa Hernandez Tim Hickman Rickey Hirsch Alden Holloway Ted Horn Jane Howe Randall Hubbs Sue Hughes Richard Hughes Cynthia Hunter Claire Hurst Joe Hurston Bedcy Hutchinson Paula Hyde Paul Hyland Stephanie Jeffirs Debby Jerome Richard Johnson Mickey Johnston Mary Jones Janelle Jones Aaron Joseph Susan Kellen Kandy Keller Carol Kenney Harrell Kenney David Kingrea Wesley Kinney Ginger Kling Susan Konikoff Joe Kopfler Dale LaBorde Lindy LaCour June Lambert Gail Lamousin John Land Mary Alice Landry Tommy Lane Jeannette Lang Lowell Langford Jeri Langhart Melissa Larguier Donna Lalil Bryafi Lato Father I eJeune Lawrence Leventhal Dale I -evingston Phillip Lillcard Bill Lindsey Charlie Littlejohn Jackie Livingston Martha Long 99 Dennis Lorio Gayle Lorio Betty Louque Andy McCain Jenny McClean Glenda McClelland Betsy McCord Nancy McDonald Chris McEwen Rick McGuire Robert McManus Gwendolyn Mckneely SOPHOMORES IN ACTION Dennis Duvic Mellisa Larguicr Paralee Alford Marilyn Miller Bill Efferson Joe Landry Freddy Langford Nancy McNutt Fred Mack Ted Mack Nelson Maddox Woody Mahoney Rodger Major Josefina Malpica Theresa Maranto Maurice Maranto Ross Marchifava Anne Marvin Fred Matens Betty Matthews Hugh Means Scotty Mayer Joey Mayeaux Billie Melker Bryan Menard Philip Metrailer Josslyn Michael Allen Miller Margaret Miller Marilyn Miller Lynn Mitchell 100 Jet Monget Brent Montague Kathleen Montot Billy Moores Brenda Morris Herman Morris Butch Morscy Nancy Morscy Allen Mouch Charles Mouch Cathy Muffoletto Reggie Mullins Jim Murphy Mary Anne Musso Sharon Musso Milton Nall Barbara Naquin Jack Nason Scott Nealy Angela Neely Paul Nccsc Lacy Neuman Candy Newark Lance Newman Richard Norton Cathy Noto Buddy Ory Corky Osbourne Danny Ott Ann Ourso Diane Page Harry Page Pierre Paquin Betty Jo Parker Jan Parsons Tessie Patrick Susan Patureuu Mary Lou Paxton Billy Perkins Mark Perry Jean Petty Thomas Pitrie Pam Planchard Carol Polozola Steve Prestridge Mona Prudhomme Ronnie Prudhomme Tommy Pugh Charlotte Ralm Dinah Reese Jordan Reese Steve Reynolds Tammy Reznikoff Butch Richard Danny Richardson Woody Richardson Deborah Ricks Vikki Riggle Carolyn Roberts Gary Rockford 101 Donovan Home Deborah Romero Stephen Rose Patty Russell Dewain Salter Tim Samaha Francine Samson Earny Sanchez Janet Scarborough Kate Schaffarzick Hill Schambcrgcr Hill Schcffy Jeff Scheuermann Michael Schiro Mary Schmidt Ashley Schmidt Nancy Schmieder Roderick Schustz Bill Selig Sandra Severan Marsha Sharp Joseph Sheridan Candy Sibley Ann Siegel Bradley Simoneaux Glenn Singleton Janet Smith Stephen Smith Marcus Smith Brent Snoddy Martha Spencer Tommy Spiller Fonda Spinks Lucas Spinosa John Stafford Clarice Starwood Carol Stephens Sheila Stephens Mary Stewart Peggy Stewart Ray Stickman Lonnie Strahan Betty Strickland Linda Talley Edith Taylor Jeff Taylor Jenny Terry Doug Thibodeaux Mike Thibodeaux Ronnie Thibodeaux Liz Thielman Hunter Thom Oliver Thomas Christine Thompson C. L. Tubrc Dana Tucker Amanda Tull Keitha Tullos Jim Turner Brooks Tyler in? Danny Ulz Skip U$ey Janis Valentine Mark Varisco Alice Vercher Mike Vickers Debbie Walker Marvel Walker Jerry Wall Michael D. Wall Vanna War mack Mary Helen Watson Lynell Watts Laura Webb Bonnie Weber Mary Wethern Debbie Whittington Ginny White Helen Whitehead Becky Whit borne Michael Willem Alfred Williams Bonnie Williams Cynthia Williams Harold W'illiams Mike Williams Kay Williamson Cathy Willingham Leroy Wilson Phyllis Wood Walter Young Janie Yaun Charlie Zcanah Linda Zittraucr Nancy Giles and John Daron soon find their aims loaded with books as they leave in the afternoon 103 Who’s W ho John L. Anderson Mary Pcnick Ashmore Lynette Bazzell Peggy Ann Bullion It is with pleasure and pride that we present to you the following Seniors who were selected by the faculty to appear in die Who’s WTio section of the Fricassee. These students were selected on the basis of LEADERSHIP, COURTESY, LOYALTY, SERVICE and SCHOLARSHIP. To be on this list is indeed a great honor, and we would like to congratulate these students who have earned the high esteem of their teachers, and who have contributed so much in order to make Baton Rouge High School one of the finest in the nation. Craig Lee Burns Paul Ilarang Daron James Graham Dodson Susie Edrington Burke Dorn Grandjean Cary Franklin Gray 106 At Baton Rouge High Willia Joseph Heroman Ralph S. Hubbard, III Richard Owen Kingrea Peter Joseph Losavio Jr. Robert Bruce Macmurdo Michael Wendell McKay Thomas Martin McNamara Sara Margaret Camille Means Elizabeth Ann Metrailer Katherine Lynn Roberts Betty Jane Turnipseed George Caldwell Vordenbaumen, Jr. 107 108 Mr. BRHS Thomas McNamara Mr. BRIIS takes an ambitious jxirt in many organizations such as Key Club, Beta, National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, French Club, Sigma Fellowship, Jr. Academy, and Student Council. He is a Bulldog Cheerleader, delegate to Pelican Boys’ State, FIIA and Y-Teens Beau, and National Merit Certificate Winner. Miss BRHS Vicki Calabrese Miss BRHS has cheered the Bulldogs on to many victories as Cheerleader the last two years. Vicki has also represented the Bulldogs in the 1965 and 1966 Homecoming Courts. She was a delegate to Pelican Girls State and lists as her extracurricular activities—Student Council, Red Cross, Safety Chapter, and FHA.. Si I. Camille Means Craw Burns Kfi--,., 112 3 I 16 Charlene Hippchen Homecoming Queen Vicki Calabrese Senior Maid 118 Sid Thomas Junior Maid Gail Dicharry onhomore Mai Vana Warmack Sophomore Maid 121 122 Aw V 1 XV 131 Charlene Uippchen Cary Gray Vicki Calabrese Russ Thibodeaux, Marilyn Snoddy, Steve Roscnfeld, Sid Thomas, Thomas McNamara State Cheerleader Camp Head Cheerleader Vicki Calabrese Thomas McNamara Sid Thomas Steve Rosenfeld 138 Head Cheerleader Russ Thibodeaux Charlene Hippchen 139 Stage 66 BEWARE! Top Row: David Cassidy, Jerry Scott, Hal Faust, Ccrald Harrell, Doyle Alexander. 2nd row: B. B. Fauvcr, Paul Daron, Pepper Rutland, Gordon Roberts, David Pederson. 3rd row: Lenny Com-meaux, Jerry Forrest, Craig Burns, Rudolph Boenke, Dewey Bristcr. Bottom Row: Nick Di-maio, Lee Fortier, Joe Zeppuhar, Mike Roy, Rene Esnard. 1966 Baton Rouge 140 Coaches Foy, Calmes. McGraw, Keaton, and Morris Top row: Nick Watson Don McGuire Craig McDonald Steve Cox Ricky Kingrea Bobby Hebert 2nd row: George Metrailer Buddy Porta Andre Hernandez Mike McKay Paul Hart Don Breaux Manager; Chet Harrod 3rd row: Cary Gubanscik Randy Smith Bruce Flowers Paul David L. J. Dimaio Bottom row: Steve Thomas Kurt Wilson Kay Aucoin James Rabb Jim Land Dale Klimek High Bulldogs 141 TACKLES: Top Row: Don Ray Breaux, Jerry Forrest, Andre Hernandez, Jerry Scott, Gordon Roberts. Bottom Row: Nick Watson, Craig McDonald, Doyle Alexander, Hal Faust. FULLBACKS: Standing: Mike Roy, Pepper R«: land Kneeling: Ricky Kingrea, Bobby Hebert GUARDS: Standing: Steve Thomas, Bruce Flowers, David Peterson, Rene Esnard, James Rabb. Kneeling: Ray Aucoin, Paul Damn, B. B. Fauver. David Cassidy. QUARTERBACKS: Lee Fortier, Joe Lee Zeppuhar, Buddy Porta HALFBACKS: Dale Klimek, Jim Land, Nick Damaio—Standing Kneeling: I J. Damaio, Craig Burns, Kurt Wilson ENDS: Standing: Rudolph Boen-kc, Paul David, Paul Hart, Steve Dicharry. Kneeling: Randy Smith, Steve Cox, Gerald Harvell, Andre Hernandez. 143 Behold! The Mighty BULLDOGS WIiNGBACKS: Standing: Lenny Conimeaux George Metrailer, Gary Gubanscik Kneeling: Paul Hart, Mike McKay. 144 Baton Rouge 7 De LaSalle 21 The Bulldog , young ai d with only 7 returning lettermen, started the season off on the wrong foot by dropping their first game to a tough De LaSalle team. Craig Bums scored in the 4th quarter on a pass from Joe Zcppuhar, and Jerry Scott converted for the final Bulldog point. Baton Rouge 12 Lafayette 0 Ricky Kingrea hulled his way over for two touchdowns, each from the 1, to give the Dogs the winning margin. This was the Dogs’ first win under new head coach Leon McGraw. Lafayette tacklere stop Rick after big gain. Baton Rouge 28 Bolton 7 The Bulldogs easily overran Bolton as Joe Lee Zcppuhar chunked 3 touchdown passes— two to Burns and one to Sand ers. Craig Burns scored the other touchdown on a 3-yard plunge. The Green Machine racked up 349 yards total offense. 145 Don Ray Breaux leads interference for a fleet Craig Bums. Broadmoor 17 Against Broadmoor Mike McKay reaches in dismay as the ball missed its mark. Baton Rouge 6 Catholic High 7 in a heartbreaking upset the Catholic High Bears got a second chance to kick their 7th point which spelled doom for the Bulldogs. Bruce Flowers blocked a Catholic High punt and Rene Esnard recovered the ball in the end zone for the Dogs’ only score. Baton Rouge 6 Finding it hard to run against the best defensive line in the district, Baton Rouge could chalk up but one score lute in game. This game followed tradition as the Bulldogs have yet to be victorious over the Buccaneers in three meetings. Mike McKSy scored from the two on the last play of the game. Bruce Flowers 146 Baton Rouge 14 East Ascension 13 This was the Bulldogs’ comeback game, and no one would ever beat them again. Mike McKay scored the first touchdown on a seven yard blast. Behind 13 7 in the fourth period, the Dogs drove for their final score. Now ahead 11-13. the rugged BRHS defense stopped the Spartan drive at the Bulldog 19-yard line, copping their first district win. Part of the great defense that came through when it was needed most. Baton Rouge 7 I ce 0 6’5” “Apple” Sanders made a spectacular catch of a pass from quarterback Buddy Porta for the game’s only score as Baton Rouge rolled to its second big district victory. Highly touted Mike Anderson was only second in ground gaining to our Ricky Kingrea. Baton Rouge 22 Baker 7 Baton Rouge's breather was just that as the Bulldogs easily outplayed a weak Baker team. Our defensive line held Baker to a negligible amount of yardage on the ground. 147 blocks a Catholic High punt. Glen Oaks 6 Baton Rouge 13 In what was considered an upset by some, the Bulldogs soundly beat the undefeated, highly ranked, and No. 1 District 3-AAA leader Glen Oaks on a muddy field at Memorial Stadium. Paul Hart was the hero of this game, intercepting a pass and returning it some 52 yards. Soon after that he plunged over the goal line for the score, and Baton Rouge High had shown at that time that it was at least third best in the district. Baton Rouge 7 Istrouma 6 For the third straight year Baton Rouge High proved which side of the tracks played the best football. Craig Burns made two key interceptions, his 3th and 9th of the season. Ricky Kingrea leaj ed over the top of the charging lines for the touchdown, and Jerry Scott provided the winning margin with the 1-point conversion. Raton Rouge High: At least Second Best In The District. Jerry Scott provides THE DIFFERENCE for the second straight year against Istrouma. Dogs Place Four On E.B.R. Teams First Team DEFENSE: Craig Burns, deep back OFFENSE: Hal Faust, tackle Second Team Ricky Kingrea, fullback B. B. Fauvcr, guard 149 Team Elects Kingrea ' Top Dog” (L.-R.) Paul Daron, B. B. Fauver, Craig Burns, Hal Faust, Paul David, Ricky Kingrea, B. B. Fauver—Defensive Lineman Paul David—Sportsmanship Craig Burns—Captain Paul Daron—Scholastic Hal Faust—Offensive Lineman 150 JV’s Complete Most Successful Season Bottom Rote (1-r): John Stafford, Mike Du by, Guy Adams, Ross Broome, Rick McGuire, David Dalton. Second Row: Ted Mack, Dale Laborde, Miguel Delgado. Mark Vorisco. Scott Nealy, Dennis Lorio. Third Row: M reld Williams, Johnny Brantley, Clyde Evans, Dale Amzelone, Jay Bennet. Ray Stickman. Fourth Row: Ronnie Thibodeaux, Ronnie Dumigan, Charlie Littlejohn. Randy Keller, Butch Money, Wayne Dodge. Top Row: Jimmy Brown, Fred Mack, Reggie Mullins, David Kingrca, Bill Shamburger, Corky Osborne. The Hunters The Hunted 6 Denham Springs ............................. 0 14 Broadmoor .................................. 7 19 Broadmoor .................................. 0 6 Catholic ................................... 0 19 East Ascension ............................ 13 27 Lee ........................................ 0 28 Baker ...................................... 6 53 Glen Oaks .................................. 0 39 Istrouma ................................... 7 33 Total 211 (L. to R.) Top Row: Coach Foy, Tim Samaha, Apple Sanders, Graham Dodson, Coach Morris, Coach Garland, Middle Row: Ronald Harrod, Bruce Macmurdo, John Anderson, John Greer, Mervin Louque, Jim Benton. Butch James Bottom Row: Craig Burns, Doug Beard, Ronnie Dowdy, Charles Courtney, Randy Serrett, Carl Macmurdo, Buzzy Hcroman Head Coach E. W. Foy Captain Craig Burns 152 To 3 — AAA Crown Bruce Macmurdo John Anderson—Forward 153 Jolly Greens K-9’s 26-0 For Season Craig Hums leads the lucrative Fast-Break. 156 Tim Samaha Ronnie Dowdy Charles Courtney 157 Randy Serret John Greer Foy ’s Boys Slay All In Wedge Kyes Dogs change pace as Apple takes the ball down court. J. V. Sets Pace For Future Varsity Standing (1-r)—Coach Morris, Guy Adams, Ted Mack, Phil Metrailer, Johnny Brantley, Mark Varisco, Tim Samnlui, Coach Garland Kneeling (l-r)—Buddy Hargrove, Konnie Dumingan, Dennis I.orio, Alden Holloway, Butch Richard. Fred Mack. Many sports action photos through the court-csy of the State-Times Morning Advocate 159 Johnny Brantley chalks up a free one for the JV’s B.R.H.S. Thinclads Standing: Manager Chet Harrod, Craig MacDonald, Bobby Arnold. Greg Erwin Chip Grandjean, An gus Thom, Apple San ders, Charles Metrailer, Steve Cox Roger Miller, Buzzy Heroman Randy Hunter. Kneeling: Manager Steve Glusman. Steve Carlson, John Aurl our,.Gary Weill, Kandy Smith, Pat Sclig, Paul Daron, Gary Gubancsik, Paul David, Ray Aucoin, Steve Mayeux. Sitting: Lenny Comeaux, Doug Brousseau, Nick Dimaio, James Rabb, Keavin Terrell, Van Cox, Richard Prcis, Dasher Short, Charles Papenburg, L. J. Dimaio. 160 Sprinters: Standing—Gary Gubancsik, Pat Selig, Chip Grandjean, Steve Carlson, L. J. Dimaio. Kneeling James Rabb, Nick Dimaio, Doug Brousseau, and Randy Smith. Pole Vaultcr: Gary Cubancsik, Lenny Comeaux, Bubby Hcroman, Steve Carlson. Nit Dimaio. Mile Relay: Standing—Gary Gubancsik, Chip Grandjean, Randy Smith. Kneeling—Pat Sclig, Van Cox. 162 Javelin: Paul David and Charles Mctrailer. Jumpers: Keavin Terrell, Sieve Carlson, John Aurbour, Buzzy Heroman, Randy Smith, L. J. Dimaio. Distance Men: Standing—Hobby Arnold, Randy Hunter. Kneeling—Charles Pa pen burg. Van Cox. Weight Men: Paul Daron, Apple Sanders, Craig MacDonald, and Ray Aucoin. 163 Hammond .................... March 11 Redemptorist ............... March 13 Redemptorist ............... March 15 Broadmoor .................. March 17 Hammond.................... March 18 Redemptorist ............... March 20 Lee .........................March 21 Denham Springs ............. March 24 Glen Oaks....................March 28 Baker ...................... March 30 Coaches Morris and Calmcs CHS Catholic High....................April 1 Istouma..........................April 4 East Ascension ................. April 6 Broadmoor ...................... April 8 Lee ............................ April 11 Glen Oaks ...................... April 13 Baker .......................... April 15 Catholic High....................April 18 Istouma ........................ April 20 East Ascension ................. April 22 164 First Base—John Anderson Catchers—Rill Smith and Joe Zeppuhar Mike Sellen, Mike McKay, I.ee Fortier—Inficldcrs for BRHS baseball- look forward to a great season. 166 I Andy Cornett, Robert Degraff, Dale Klimek. Mr. Dykes—Coach Marly Huguet Richard Creel Randy Serrett Alan Sholars 168 169 Student Council members represent BRHS spirit, citizenship, and ideals. OFFICERS: (Left to Right) Ralph “Fishy” Hubbard, President; Camille Means, Secretary; Bruce Macmurdo, Vice-President; Cary Cray, Treasurer. Student Council Unites First semester representatives conduct business led by “Fishy Hubbard. EXECUTIVE BOARD: (Bottom Row) Judy Parr, Susie Edrington, Kathleen White, Beth Crews. Peggy Bullion. (Top Row): Leonard Wyatt, Ricky Kingrea, Thomas McNamara. OFFICERS: Bruce Maemurdo, President; Cary Gray, Vice-President; Camille Means, Secretary; David Chevcallicr, Treasurer; Mr. Dykes, Sponsor. All Club Activities BRHS Student Council representatives are elected twice a year by their homerooms; the administration is also elected twice a year by the entire student body. This year the Student Council has strived to bring the clubs closer together and has urged more student participation in running their government. EXECUTIVE HOARD—(left to right) Top Row: Lee Fortier, Ricky Kingrea, Ralph Hubbard. , Bottom Row: Judy Parr, Becky Williams. Beth Crews, Susie Edring-ton, Marguerite Payne. 170 Second semester representatives are elected at mid semester. J Snaps, Deadline, Copy Linda Ferrara Editor Mary Ann Messina Literary Editor Amelia Prosser Co-Editor Mrs. Sheffield Advisor Marcia Price Business Manager Mrs. Stevenson Advisor Tracey sells an ad to the Clothes Beth is seen typing up her Senior pages. Closet. Mrs. Stevenson thumbs through the pictures trying to find that certain one. 174 our ’67 Fricassee Peggy Bullion Organizations Bo DeBlieux Sports Claudia Hano Junior Classes Denzel Brown Sophomore Classes Beth Firesheets Senior Classes Peggy Harmon Features Kitty Cotter Typist Helene Grumbach Organizations Bobby Keaty Photographer I 1C Tracey Lane Art Gail Kuttruff Organizations Judi Lauer Features Phyllis Menard Circulation 176 Louis LoBue Sports Suzy Moser Advertisements Peggy Tuttle Features Phyllis Wood Sophomore Classes The FRICASSEE Staff i wen hard at work Tracey draw, while Lotti. and Bo do their .port, page ..........Marcia prepare, financial .u.cmen,. ,77 Pcpgy and Kitty type copy. Key Club Sponsored by Kiwanis International, the BRHS 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. The election of members takes place in February. Mr. Hughes Adviser Chip Grandjcan Vice President Gary Weill Secretary Roger Miller Buddy Hargrove Treasurer Sophomore Director Smitty Acrcc John Anderson Allen Black John Brantley Steve Dicharry Active Year Round Caldwell Vordcnbaumen President and District Secretary Dana Arnold Sponsor Margo Wcisgcrbcr Sponsor David Nesscr and Russell Rabalais pul stickers on parking meters. John Greer Donnie Bordelon Junior Director Senior Director Graham Dodson Ronnie Dumigan LcC Fortier Drew Foster i Ricky Kingrea Michael Ingallincra Ralph Hubbard Rick McGuire Bruce Macmurdo Louis LoBuc BRHS Key Club Wins Distrct Basketball Tourney Thomas McNamara David Nosscr Buddy Porter Russell Rabalais LcRoy Wilson Tommy Tyler Kenneth Spear Brooks Tyler National Honor Society Bruce Macmurdo President Allen Black Vice-President Camille Means Secretary Janies Browning T rcasurcr Mrs. Ed Cockrell Advisor Mrs. J. J. Spurlock Advisor The requirement for membership in the Reine Alexander Chapter of National Honor Society is to have a 3.5 average for 5 consecutive semesters beginning with the 9th grade through the first half of the 11th. National Honor inspires students to become more conscious of academic study. Induction of members takes place in March at the annual Tapping Ceremony. Last year 35 were tapped. Debbie Coe Penny Ashmore Barbara Beisner David Brctz Mark Chisholm Althea Corkern Fred Dressel Paul Daron Linda Ferrara Mike Feig Anne Hargrove Chip Grandjean Anne Howe 182 Ann McEwen Mike Mckay Tom McNamara Jim May Molly O’Banion Lehman Preis Kathy Roberts Judy Stewart Betty Turnipseed Caldwell Vordenbaumen Susan Webb Penny Ashmore Barbara Beisner Alien Black Mrs. Michael Sponsor I.inda Christy Graham Dodson Susie Edrington Beta Club Projects Donnie Bordelon President Bruce Maemurdo Vice President ft Chip Grandjcan Anne Howe Barbara Gray Ralph “Fishy” Hubbard John Greer Jim I nd Bennett Leventhal Boosts School Spirit With Service and Student Activities Betty Turnipsecd Secretary Pat Selig Treasurer The Beta Club composed of above-average students, sponsors Twirp Week, pep breakfasts, the Variety Show, and other projects and events. Carol Mac Curdy Mem Marix Lucy Me Cord Mike McKay Thomas McNamara Kathy McComack Roger Miller Molly O’Banion Vera Olds Peggy Tuttle Lehman Prcis Camille Means Raila Salonen Beverly Travis r Mrs. Vernon Sponsor The Math Club is designed for those students whose interest in math and whose grades are above average. Attendance at meetings is high. 186 Mr. Johnson Sponsor Lucy Me Cord President Bennett Leventhal Vice President Paula Samuels Secretary Chip Grandjean Treasurer Alpha Theta Mu Alpha Theta members gave their services at the Louisiana Association of Teachers of Mathematics Convention held during the Thanksgiving holidays. 187 Bennett Leventhal reads the proposed constitution and asks for its approval. Red Cross Serves Country. Mr. John B. Dejean, Sponsor Through films, guest speakers, and workshops, the Red Cross gives a valuable opportunity for students to perform services that help others. Each homeroom elects a representative to keep them informed about Red Cross activities. OFFICERS—(left to right): Top Row: David Duszynski, Vice-President; Linda Adams, Parliamentarian; Jim Stephens, Vice-President. Rot tom Row—Patsy Hanson, President; Peggy Tuttle, Secretary. Red Cross members are elected in each homeroom. Community, And School Peggy Tuttle, Linda Adams, and Jim Stephens discuss their next project with their adviser, Mr. Dejean. Officers Mike Bennett, Jim Stephens, I'eggy Tuttle, and David Dus .ynski glance over the Red Cross Journal. at ? Wer hose homeroom led in attendance Kv ?• meeting, is presented the flag Stephens. Safety minded Sebiors. Sophomores and Juniors welcome the invitation to join Safety Club. Jennie eyes the situation. Everyone lends a helping hand in setting up the movie projector. OFFICERS: Jennie Brister—President, Marilyn Snoddy— Treat ., Pant Heroman—Sec’y.� Barbara Gaddy—Vicc-Pres. of Home Safety, Mrs. Guillory, advisor, Jake Isabella— Vicc-Pres. of Traffic Safety, Josh Spcakman—Trcas., Not shown: Kathy Love—Vicc-Pres. of School Safety Club Issues Car Stickers Membership to the Raton Rouge High School 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. As a service project to the school this year the Safety Club issued car stickers. If a car is parked, incorrectly this makes it easier to identify the offender. 191 Senior Members Jr. Academy of Science Jr. Academy of Science is one of BRHS’s largest clubs with a membership of one hundred and fifty. Its purpose is to promote an interest in the scientific fields. Each year the Jr. Academy sponsors a field trip for its members to further their study of science, math and social studies. Last spring the club took a trip to Nassau. Many members participated in the Jr. Academy’s booth at the local State Fair. Toothbrushes were sold to encourage good dental health. Members in Paradise. (Paradise Beach is a favorite spot for visitors to the Bahamas.) Linda Christy, Randy LcRay, Claire Craig and Joe Freeman enjoy the top deck of the S.S. Bahama Star. 192 Typical Scene in Nassau Jr. Acad, members who went to Nassau and Cape Kennedy- Junior Members OFFICERS: Mrs. Gerace—Advisor Judy Weaver—Secretary Gary Weill—Treasurer Tommy Tyler—Parliamentarian Mike McKay—President Randy LcRay—Vice-Pres. Not shown: Kathy McCormack—Reporter 193 To be a member of Sigma Fellowship, a student must have a B-f average and write a paper on an assigned subject. Sigma promotes scholarship in all Academic subjects, especially in mathematics and the sciences. OFFICERS: (Left to Right) David Bretz, Vice President, Lehman Preis, President, Paula Samuels, Secretary-Treasurer, and Mr. Ligno:, Advisor. Sigma Fellowship 194 Sigma Fellowship’s Select Membership Chip Grand jean, Northwestern of Illinois Three Students Attend Summer Science Institutes Josh Pailet, University of Virginia Students with an overall B-f average and an ability to comprehend mathematics or science easily are eligible to apply for placement in a summer course at one of the many participating institutions. Acceptance is based on scholarship and results from a science test taken by the applicants. 195 Bruce Macmurdo, L.S.U. Leadership Delegates Learn To Be Leaders “Students of today—leaders of tomorrow” could well be the motto of Leadership Conference. Delegates to Leadership each summer are given an opportunity to make new friends as well as gain more knowledge in their fields of interest. BRIIS delegates, who attend workshops for the BUZZER, The FRICASSEE, and Boosters, always return with valuable information about becoming school leaders. (Left to right)—Top Row; Robert Kcaty, Camille Means, Betty Metrailer, Linda Ferrara; Bottom Row; Peggy Bullion, Penny Ashmore, Judi Lauer, Judy Hanson, Beth Crews. Leadership Conference is that-a-way! remember that 3 a.m. fire drill??!! Girls State Delegates 1. to r., Vicki Calabrese. Peggy Bullion, Patsy Hansen, Beth Crews, Judy Parr, Camille Means, Kathleen White, Charlene Hippchcn. Pelican Staters Plan Political Projects Thomas McNamara and Peggy Bullion will return to Pelican State next year as counselors. Nominated by the faculty and elected by the Junior Class, delegates to Pelican State are given a unique opportunity to participate in politics. The BRHS delegates organize cities and parishes in the state of “Pelican”; elect officers; and receive outstanding recognition for their work. Caldwell Vordcnbaum, Boys’ State Secretary of Education, gives his campaign speech to Pel Staters. Boys’ State Delegates I. to r.,. Front Row: James Browning, Cary Gray, Thomas McNamara, Leonard Wyatt, Jim Ellis, Hack Row: Bruce Mac.Murdo, Smitty Acrcc, Chip Grandjcan, Caldwell Vordcnbaum. ilight—'although that pon a time—laughed (EDITOR’S NOTE: The Buzzer Staff is currently conducting a series un ere Caldwell Vordcnbaumcn making a page layout extends a helping hand to Camille Means in ability to communicate in industry todav. “A man must not only :ome up with the right t must be able to con-s of the validity of his A fire place bright And all aglow— The world all white With new' fallen snow-A tree that’s decorated And placed just so . . . Christmas is near. e btu cvmc� � k. cease to exist if one r D Arvo AV iof making operational a muiu-mn-lion dollar chemical plant. The Judi Lauer, Sarah McClcarly, and Mardel Truluck glance over latest edition of the BUZZER. bwer that could bring I pomtea at fictionalized mem-e on paper. Because of iy memory and sensi-fe’s greater gifts, those ul creativity and def-ic ability were often lly, Look Homeward family novel, pecul-in brilliantly realized, •rojected familiar por-; book begins with a history of O. W. Gant, father of Eugene and ther children in the ly. Following this into O. W. Gant, we Pentland, whom O. W. id who gives birth to children, of which Eu-youngest. Eugene is Itober of 1900, and from f his birth to the close el, at which point he is D leave his home town e, he is the central Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics study for anyone interested in a career in industry— which is largely a field of research. ‘The need for educated people is much greater today than 20 years ago. The day of the strong back and the weak mind is gone. Today’s technically oriented jobs require skill and knowledge,” he noted. A person should have “Devotion to duty,” Mr. Strader said, and “have sufficient interest and drive to go a little beyond what’s asked of him.” ‘In business there is a law’ called Murphy’s Law—w h i c h states: If something can go wrong — it will.” Mr. Strader sole factor, tl tern breaks d students sh rice—but r Mr. Strac lly want t r is conce 3s himself ; limited icement ai or happine IN S? 'he Buzzer npathy to B s of her fatl ligle in the Co- vlitor$—Nancy llurquoi and Michael lngaliincra H confer with Mrs. Strange, the BUZZER’S sponsor. he euuoruti page. Published Monthly by .Journalism Students When School Is In Session BATON ROUGE HIGH SCHOOL Baton Rouge, Louisiana Subscription Rate—$1.00 Per Year EDITORS-IN-CHIEF— Michael Ingallincra and Nancy Buquoi NEWS EDITOR—Scott Gilbert FEATURE EDITOR—Marcia Price SPORTS EDITOR-Bruce MacMurdo COPY EDITOR—Caldwell Vordenbaumcn EXCHANGE EDlTOR- Judy Parr BUSINESS MANAGER—Mary Ann Messina REPORTERS—Julie Charlton, Elizabeth Chestnut, Ronald Johnson. Rober Keaty, Judith Lauer, Sarah McCearley. Camille Means. Phyllis Smith Mardel Truluck. Frances Weeks, Chcri Bowman, Randall Serrett Policy: This newspaper functions for the benefit of the student bodj and we, as a staff, welcome any comments. Letters to the editor shoul be placed in the advisor’s office mailbox; all printed letters must b edited if necessary and will not be printed if the authors name is omitte or if the letter is judged unprintable. n wgf iie uuu, JiuweuigfT llftime. The second half se and the power running yards rushing for the je the Bulldogs, still hold- 1 nr, Basketball Season Begins For liarciiv and Junior Varsity Teams • j '—--ft 'l• ar Julie Charlton and Caldwell alty printer. artei mey put logeiner a d by a fourth down plunge oe proved to be the differ-as he “calmly” added the Ison are playing, starters from last year’s i back again. They are nrs. Apple Sanders, and derson. The other three t are expected to fill in ted seniors Mark Aber-ind Bryan Flannagan. rength will be provided c Dowdy, Carl Macmur-ly Serrett, Bruce Mac-John Greer, Mervin Charles Courtney, and re Tim Samaha. Man-• the squad are Ronnie Butch James, and Jim Vordcnbaumen identify pictures to be sent to the R.H.S. junior varsity also under way. Coach lected Baton Rouge’s 13-6 it of the year in District llldogs as the most im- strouma for the past four never lost to Glen Oaks or ned to EBR ) Team iMfl uaiv A f! C tutoring the young BulldOi In the season’s opener J. V.’s squeaked past Zo 54-53. Against outmanned 5 the Junior Bulldogs piled • 86-17 total even though C Morris and Garland used the players who made the This year’s squad is mainly posed of last year’s unde: Westdalc Junior High ball Gone from the team, howe 6’6” Junior Shelton, who is playing on Broadmoor’s vi J. V. games begin at 6:30, i diately preceding the varsit: test. vo BRHS Gridder gn Grant-In-Aid juni ishe wit! Oak This yeai ball T1 seas iOuisianas two major co! i.U. and Tulane, signed al footballers to grant-olarships on December 1 ;t day that S.E.C. schools n high school football p scholarship Pacts. no win: Bro: Easl Glei Ir Oak a p 8 to to u.-------- —--------------------- T1 ju: Nancy liuquoi and Marcia Pric ' for the next paper. SOil win « w-1 Istrouma’s junior varsity. rpu A .- . !«• ! ■ Jigning with the Tigc jisiana State University 1 Faust of B.R.H.S., R: wn and E. J. Daigle uma, and Mike Anders - High. Coach McClendo ed that L.S.U. was mot estcd in quality than qu en he told a newspaper ence, This year we hav ........c more particular in o' r . ..... .. , ... , on of athletes than a -rcaturc Editor—wntc headlines and captions „ .. ... ... , r time. We will not b ign as many athletes .viasmmoio, wuu tuwwcu muuvu to be slaughtered by Bongo, the , gorilla. In the com-s act aroused, Running d into the end zone, the tying extra point, scond half tempers be-e.On three consecutive nisaki, the Pugnacious itnamese, was penal-unsportsmanlike con-language, and hali-e last penalty so en-K, team trainer and tch doctor, that he rc-k would like to for several sons. Coach McClendon w to explain that numerical tations and academic re-ments imposed by the Sout ern Conference restrictec football players who cou given scholarships. Faust was a standout who went both ways to Bulldogs; Brown was an er Daigle a fullback and lincl on Coach Fuzzy Brown’s this year; and Anderson ■ •‘“ebacker fc| -------------------------1 Bruce Macmurdo Sports Editor, and Handy Serrett criticize their latest sports article rith Tulane for the BUZZER. ;ic of his own. He !oach Wong into Sam inis shoes. Before long Iged battle of sorcery ; place on the gridiron. praurnalltins and Fng- Carroll II —w, _..d Ken Sa Kingrea was a fullback anc backer for B.R.H.S.; Hoove a halfback for Denham Sf Cole was a linebacker and back for District J-a run G1r-n__(V,!. _nnd__gnnrl - 1 Mrs. Cockrell Sponsor Frances Weeks Vice President Scott Gilbert President Beth Firesheets Sec.-Treas. Writers? Club The Writers Club accepts those students who meet the scholarship requirements and demonstrate writing ability. Front Row: Dale Hair, Frances Weeks, Nancy Buquoi, Anne Hargiove Back Row: Mrs. Cockrell, Jim Stephens, Scott Gilbert, Beth Firesheets 200 Judy Parr President Robert De Graffe Karen Rabcnhorst Vice President Secretary Library Club Attends State Convention Consisting of any student who serves as a library aid during his study hall, the Library Club lends a helping hand in service to BRHS. The club takes an active part in the La. Teenage Library Association, of which Judy Parr is State President. Sixty-five students who work in the library make up the club membership. Sara Barton Treasurer 201 These students who act as ti mesa vers, assist the faculty and administration with inanv minor yet important duties. We are indeed grateful to these students. Students who work in the Guidance Office keep files up-to-date Student Helpers Volunteer Study Halls In Service To BRHS Commerce office helpers assist the faculty with typing and duplicating Running errands makes up the tiring routine of the office helpers I I 202 Service — Projector Style 1. to r.—Mrs. Worsham, Kandy LeRay, Russell Rabalais, Jim Ellis Smitty Acrcc, Mrs. Aillct, Roger Miller, Kenny Spear Leroy Wilson The Projection Club is one of the Key Club’s service projects. They assist teachers in showing films to the students. Mrs. Aillet and Mrs. Worsham are the advisors. 203 Members of the National Thespian Society have earned the necessary quality points. Associate members actively participate in Thespian projects. 204 Year Stimulates Thespian Enthusiasm Mrs. Me Mullen Sponsor left to right: Marsha Norton, Vice President Helene Crumhach, Secretary Mrs. Me Mullfin, Sponsor Hack Kotc: Linda Ferrara, Treasurer Konnic Ford, President Russell Malen, Temporary Parliamentarian The one-act play, “Which Way Out?'’ was presented for contest in San Antonio, Texas on November 12, 1966 at Incarnate Word College. The production received a Superior rating and Nancy Buquoi was given the “Best Actress” award for her performance as Diane Barton. Members of the cast of “Which Way Out?” arc, from left to right. Nancy Buquoi, Marsha Norton, Helene Crumhach, Ronnie Ford, and Randolph Smith. Publicity posters appear not only in the school halls, but also in churches and business establishments throughout Baton Rouge. Thespians Present Jim Stephens and Marsha Norton are shown chained together in the Death House. The three-act play “For Heaven's Sake ' was presented for the public on February 2 and for the student body on February 22 in the Baton Rouge High School auditorium. It was directed by Mrs. Bonita McMullen. Keith Kllison (on floor) sings “Use Me, Oh I.ord” as other players surround him. For Heaven's Sake “For Heaven’s Sake” is a satire on the modern concept of religion. The scenes of the play take place in varied settings—a church, a death house. Hell, a gambling casino, a school room, and a bar. Ruth Terry lets go with “I Can't Stand to See Pain” while Randolph Smith sits quietly in his box and Keith Ellison prepares to hang himself. Another grueling dress rehearsal ends with the full cast singing “For Heaven’s Sake. Debate Team Makes Many Weekend Trips Debaters arc: Standing, Greg Erwin Seated, Left to Right: Jim Stephens, Mark Chisholm, Bruce Macmurdo, Sharon Felder, and Jim Land. Mrs. Me Mullen, Sponsor The debate team travels to different parts of the state to compete in tournaments and to improve the students’ speaking ability and knowledge of the debate subject. on o Mark Chisholm times the speaker as Jim Stephens looks on. Michael Ingallinera practices his opening speech. Led by Mike Eldredge, president, the Latin Club’s purpose is to broaden a student’s knowledge of Roman civilization and its contributions to our culture. It is open to all who study or have studied Latin. This year the Latin Club’s membership is 110. Second and Third year students Latin Language Attracts Many Students OFFICERS: (L. to K.) Mike Eldridgc, President Joyce Andrew, Vice President; Kandy LcRay, Treasurer; Anne Howe,, Secretary; Jim Ellis, Parliamentarian; Ann Mctrailcr, Reporter Mrs. Cotten and Miss Class, sponsors, enjoy refreshments at 3 Latin Club meeting. El Club Dr. Macmurdo Sponsor El Club Amistad, “The Friendship Club”, stimulates interest in the Spanish language, culture, and tradition. Peggy Tuttle Alden Holloway President Vice President Amis tad Cissy Cotter Secretary Janet Hart Treasurer Club members enjoy a welcomed snack after a morning meeting. Sophomore Members 211 Pinata Party French Club i i l Students who have passed at least one semester of French with an average of B or better may become members of this club. Anion-their guests for the year’s activities were Darlene Campbell, who spoke of her year abroad as an Exchange Student and Mr. Pet-tinelle from the French Consulate in New Orleans. But they do speak French fluently! Seen at the banquet last year were Kay Barrillier, a singer from LSU and Mrs. David Campbell FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS: Dean Kopfiler—Secretory Thomas McNamara—Vice-Pres. Penny Ashmore—President Bennett Leventhal—Treas. Not shown: Judi Lauer—Reporter 212 With Mrs. Pettinelli are the club’s advisors, Miss Millet and Mrs. Bro sn. Deutscher Verein Sprcchcn Sic Deutsch? The German Club is open to all students who are taking German or have done previously. It further acquaints members with German customs and cultures. A Christmas party was held at the Tylers' this year. Members like to play Scrabble in German. OFFICERS: Front Row: I. to R Mrs. Schmidt—Advisor Ruth Reynolds—Secretary Ruth Terry—Treasurer Cathy Romero—President Back Row L to R Doug Shepherd—Vice-Pres. Tommy Tyler Reporter Chip Grandjcan—Pariimentarian 213 Phyllis Menard—Publicity Micky Johnston—Treasurer Tracey Lane—Secretary Penny Ashmore—Vice President David Nesser—President The American Field Service is an International organization designed to promote the student exchange program between the many participating countries. Raton Rouge High School boasts being the only school in its district to have sent a student abroad. AFS Sponsors to Send jjg mm n t-A 9mm 5 Claudia Hano reads sign advertising A.F.S. shrimp supper. Miss Millet, Sponsor Money-Making Projects Student Abroad AFS’er Phyllis Menard sells a donut to Phyllis Wood. Members are interested in foreign countries and are willing to work hard for necessary' funds. 215 Future Homemakers of America With their favorite dates, Ann McEwcn and Mem Marix enjoy Daddy-Datc-Night. Beaming at the success of Daddy-Datc-Night advisor Mrs. Spence is caught by the cameraman. OFFICERS: Left to Right Ann McEwcn—President Mem Marix—Recording Secretary Susan Crawford—Treas. Dean Kopfler—Vice-Pres. 216 Double, double, toil, and trouble chants Mrs. Morgen. The future homemakers of tomorrow. The Future Homemakers of America is composed of students taking home economics. The BRHS 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. Patsy Hansen—Historian Winnie Darphin—Chaplain Francinc Sampson—Corresponding Secretary Sherrie Ward—Reporter Nancy Schmicdcr—Parliamentarian Not shown: Sue Johnson—Song Leader Betty Turnipsccd, Brenda Kennedy, Sandra Simmons and Charlotte Calvit sing their hearts out! at Daddy-Date-Night! 217 Future Teachers of Encourage Teacher Senior Members The Baton Rouge High School Chapter of Future Teachers of America conduct various service projects during the year. These include acting as teachers’ aides and devoting one week each year to the appreciation of the faculty. 218 America Appreciation Mrs. Duncan Advisor Left to right: Lyn Bazzcll, President; Susie Edrington, Vice President; Joyce Andrew. Secretary; Diane Reynolds, Parliamentarian; Mrs. Boehringcr, Sponsor; Beth Crews, Historian; not shown is Patsy Hansen, Treasurer Mrs. Boehringer Advisor Future Teachers is comprised of those juniors and seniors who meet the scholarship and leadership requirements. These students must be willing to give of their time and talents in service to the school and community. Helene Grumbach takes charge of a class in the absence of the teacher. 219 Future Nurses Are Influenced fy Distinguishes Guest Speakers OFFICERS—left to right: (Top Rotv) Kay Gremillion, President; Donna Mister, Treasurer; Cynthia Gladrow, Secretary ; (Bottom Row): Barbara Gaddy, Reporter; Kent Bishop, Vice President. Encouraging an interest in nursing and its related fields, the FNA helps many of members in selecting their vocations. Through films, guest speakers, tours, and conventions, the thirty-five members of the club are given a first-hand knowledge of the field of nursing. The FNA membership includes thirty-five students. 220 Hi- Y Participates Iri The March Of Dimes Winning the city touch-football championship, the Baton Rouge High Hi-Y won much acclaim. They also participated in many worthy service projects. The BRHS Hi-Y chapter took an active part in “Youth and Government.” At this conference the Ili-Y and Tri Hi-Y members from the entire state meet at the Capitol for three days to make and pass bills in the legislature. Officers are: (left to right), Top Row Ralph Hubbard, Secretary; Cary Cray, Social; Smitty Acree, Treasurer; Don Reynolds, Vice-President; Terry McCollough, President. Bottom Row: Russ Thibodeaux, Parliamentarian; Bruce MacMurdo, Chaplain; John Greer, Reporter. 221 Hi-Y is an affiliation of the YMCA. Senior members lake primary leadership in the group of over ninety members. Y-Teens Plan Service And Social Projects Sophomore members immediately join in the whirl of Y-Teen activities. The Y-Teen ‘‘Car Smash” was a smashing success. As sponsor. Mrs. Howard Wicr is always willing to lend a helping hand. 222 mmr Top Row (L to R) Carmen Tate, President; I Mcll Moore, V-Pres.; Judy Parr, Sec’y; Peggy Bullion, Treasurer ;Donna Rizan, Chaplain; Bottom Row L to R. Beth Acrcc Parliamentarian; Sharon Gregory, Historian The Executive Board organizes the projects of the club. Affiliated with the YWCA, the BRHS Y-Teens promote service to their school and community. Active members modeled in the annual Y-Teens Style Show, attended Lead-ship Training Conference at Camp Singing Waters, Sponsored a Car Smash, and took part in many worth while service projects. Active junior members compose a large part of the membership. 223 Kami it? Womack, President Gary Gubancsik, V icc-President Barbara Bcisner, Secretary Sharon Felder, Treasurer Art Club Promotes All Phases Of Art Activities Sponsoring a field trip to the Louisiana Arts and Science Center and school exhibits throughout the year, the Art Club promotes all art activities. Its members this year have enjoyed such events as a Christinas party, a Barbeque party, and an end-of-the-year banquet. This outstanding organization helps to coordinate the extracurricular activities for art students. The Art Club is open to all juniors and seniors taking an art course. 224 ► 225 Baton Rouge High School A Capella Choir 226 Hoyt Benefield—Baritone; Auburn Bardwell—Soprano 2; Betty Turnipsecd—Soprano 1; Brenda Kennedy—Alto 1; MarvBelle Kirlland—Alto 2; Doyle Alexander—Bass; James Durrett—Tenor e c t i o n L e a d e r s 0 f f I c e r s Phyllis Smith—Treasurer; Hilda Favaron—Secretary; Nancy Buquoi— Reporter; Jimmy Cheek—President; Beth Fireshccts—Accompanist; Cheryl Fricson—Secretary; Frances Weeks—Vice President 227 Mr. Williams, choir director, joins in the hostage pandemonium. Choir Presents Christmas Program Croup poses after performance. Jerry Scott and Joe Zeppuhar add hilarity to the show when presented an an extra attraction. The program was put on by the choir and many other students as shown in this picture. Flashing trumpets down Third Street—the sudden silence which greets the Alma Mater played for 10,000 fans—the drums in perfect, thundering cadence as the hand enters the stadium—the fellowship of out-of-town football hand trips—selling those delicious fruitcakes—the Solo and Ensemble Festival in which all bandsmen participate—the painstaking drill to polish the three required hand festival numl ers—the Stage Band practice sessions— the sheer inspiration and enjoyment of working on new music and sculpturing a finished sound—the thrill of the long-awaited Corpus Christi trip—hosting visiting college hands— the Spring Concert—playing for graduation—and memories, memories, memories. The Baton Rouge High School Concert Band N And The Beat Goes On! THE BRHS STACE BAND 1st Row—Glenn Merrill, Lee Cochran. Anthony Dentro, Allen Black. Ronnie Hill, Pete Losavio, Dale Levingston. Hollis Carmouchc. 2nd Rote—Larry Chapin, Errol Courtney, Henry Verbick. Fred Gehcbcr, Lee Deg-Res, Bill Armstrong. 3rd Row John Boudreaux. Jett Taylor, Charles Harvcll, Priscilla Francis Reg Hutchinson. 4th Row—Beth Firesheets, Hank Reynolds, Richard Johnson. 11. Fulton, Band Director 3th Row—Bruce Baker, Barry McBride, Butch Eberhardt. BAND OFFICERS: 1st Row Su san McCutch con, Ass'l Librarian; Priscilla Francis, Pub. Chairman: Sandra Simmons, Scc’y; Shaa Conger, Head Librarian; Ruth Terry, Flute and Oboe Section Leader and Instrument Custodian. 2nd Row—Bruce Baker. Drum Sec. Leader; Glenn Mill-er, Clarinet Sec. Leader; Allen Black. Drum Major; Hank Reynolds. Student Conductor; Lee Dcggcs, Low Bass Sec. Leader; Ronnie Kobcr, V-Prcs; Barry McBride, Pres.; John Boudreaux, High Brass Sec. Leader. TOP BAND OFFICERS: Drum Major—Allen Black Student Conductor—Hank Reynolds I Enjoy Being A Booster! 231 Company H I practice long and hard for their performances. Boosters Cheer Boys 1st Row— Chcric Ward, Ruth Darphin, Judy Weaver, Carolyn Roberts, Sharon May 2nd Row—Pat Munson, Sara Triclte, Nancy Loker, Jan Page 3rd Row—Ann Marvin, Marsha Norton, Kathy McCormack, Beverly Lyman ilh‘ Row—Penny Ashmore, Joy Courscy, Laura Webb, L’Mell Moore, Jane Smith Company A. OFFICERS: Penny Ashmore, Operations Officer, Beth Crews, Secretary, Betty Mctrailer, President, Judy Hanson, Vice-President, Betty Turnipseed, Treasurer. The Boosters “boost” the overall spirit at BRHS. They march in games and in parades, prepare Thanksgiving baskets, and participate in civic fund raising campaigns. They sponsor a Mom and Pops Day, an Am-vets drive, and have a white clover sale. In order to he a booster a girl must have a C average and pass a written test and rigid marching test judged by the Pershing Rifles. Mrs. Prescott and Miss Norckauer are the sponsors. 232 On To Victory! Quick Draw McGraw strikes again! Company li 1st Row—Janet Johnston, Sherry Desselle, Janie Affoltcr, Barbara Hardaway, 2nd Row— Cathy Romero, Dana Arnold, Kathleen White, Becky Harger 3rd Row—Beth Crews, Joetta Onafry, Alice Walsh, Carol Cas-sano. Jane Howe, (iarla Kerr, (iarol Fenton 233 One of the nicest things 1st Row—Jane Warmack, Stephanie Elkina, Janet Hart. Kathleen Fox 2nd Row--Rachel Moore, Beverly Anderson. Alice Vereher, Sharon Scber 3rd Row—Judy Hansen, Susan Wrbh, Judy Stewart, Karen Nelson, Emily Weber, Anne Howe Company C Mrs. Sarah Prescott Sponsor Miss Christine Norckauer Sponsor Quartermaster 1st Row—Cathy Romero, Gail Dicharry, Nancy MacDonald. 2nd Row— Lucy SlcCord, Curol Mac-Curdy, Kathleen Fox 3rd Row Linda Christy, Beverly Middleton. Beverly Lyman 234 1st Row Katliv Farris, Beverly Travis, Judith Anding, Barbara Beisner 2nd Row—Ann Metrailer, Carol Berry, Janet Noland, Margaret Hansen 3rd Row Mary Helen Watson, Betsy McCord, Carol Mac-Curdy, Tcssic Patrick 4th Row—Betty Metrailer, Barbara Gray, Dean Kophlcr, Jan Metrailer, Debbie Norton Company I) about BRHS is BRHS Boosters. 235 Cool it- Big Judy - — - I ■ 1st Row—Gayle Ix rie( Gail Dicharry, I-aurie Bacot, Pam Hernman, Nancy MacDonald 2nd Row—Betty Tumipsccd, Annette Breazeale. Sharon Felder, Kathy Willingham, Janice Black 3rd Row—Jean Petty, Janice Harvey, Vnnnah Warmack, Kcitlia Tullos Company F 236 Betty, Penny, and Mrs. Prescott arc seen Booster Christmas party. at the annual COMPANY H AND I- HI STEPPERS Front—Lynn Bauzcl, Captain. Susie Edrington, Co-Captain, Kathy Rolierts, Ellen McGraw, Joyce Andrews, Beverly Middleton, Lucy McCord. Becky Williams, Beth Kuhlman, Debbie Burge, Marguerite Payne, Bonnie Burton, Diane Reynolds. 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ROUX—BILL MOBLEY YOUR FAMILY SHOE STORE Modern Shoe Stores 5 LOCATIONS FOREIGN ANO COMPLETE EXHAUST DOMESTIC SERVICE SERVICE 4045 FLORIDA BOULEVARD MMf ■ SHOCK ASSORStft BHONE 924.3275 A u t o - K i n g Muffler-Sho BATON ROUGE. LOUISIANA Thi i Not Your Goaront®® Twin Cedars Shopping Center 7639 Jefferson Highway 921-1122 KENNY GILL MUSIC 2844 Government Street Let the PRO'S help you! 1500 Main, Baton Rouge, La. where it's easier to park, thriftier to shop! DAVIS'S DRESS SHOP Compliments of HIGHLAND LAUNDRY CLEANERS 2219 Highland Road Dl 3-2166 SIMPSON'S SERVICE CENTER Firestone Dealer 1339 North Blvd. Phone: Dl 4-9586 BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA WE PRINT THE BUZZER CARL WILLIAMSON, Printer KENNEDY PRINT SHOP 601 St. Ferdinand St. Dl 2-5151 Compliments of H. E. WIESE INC 2155 Sorrel Ave. 342-3725 244 Compliments to the SENIORS! A FRIEND TRIPLE A CLEANERS 530 South Eugene Street Dl 3-6191 PHONE 344-796J C gg’s cAkse iy SAM CLEGG 4411 Florida Boulevard Owner Baton Rouge, Louisiana CONCORD HOUSE 650 Wooddale Ave. 924-2431 Gen+lkleen Is Exclusive With A B C CLEANERS and LAUNDRY Same Day Service At No Additional Cost 4726 Government St. 924-1361 Compliments of MR. JOHNSON'S HOMEROOM 9 ? 2 9 JEj P Compliments of McARTHUR’S PHARMACY 403 South 19th 342-8881 GOODWOOD ESSO Open 24 Hours! DOR'EL SHOP Petite, Junior, and Misses Sport and Casual Wear BETTY BARCLAY—BOBBIE BROOKS 3897 Government Street Baton Rouge, La. 344-5662 Compliments of THE INN CROWD Compliments of 246 MRS. HUNTER'S HOMEROOM Compliments of FOOD TOWN INC 1400 Main St. 343-062 I—Phone The Store That Gives You More For Less Compliments of BUTCH Compliments of SOUTHERN CAMERA SERVICE 2978 Governmont St. Dl 2-5853 WA 4-1939 Sqfcc y zy BEAUTY SALON 676 Jefferson Hwy. Baton Rougo, Louisiana We Will Curl Up Dye for You SCHOFIELD'S BEAUTY SALON 8733 Jefferson Highway 924-4191 (fsSO) V puiu Compliments of MESE ESSO FAST Of ION MARCH! DOWNTOWN GIAMANCO'S Finest in Seafoods 4624 Government Street 343-5045 247 Compliments of MRS. SPURLOCK'S HOMEROOM MONCERET«Bftl$TER APPLIANCES INC. 400 Lofoso Street Boton Rouge, Lo. Phone Dickens 8-6732 CO-ED BEAUTY SHOP Complete Beauty Service on L.S.U. Campus MRS. EVELYN BOOTH—owner-Manager Phone: 388-2085 140 N 3 'Jeweler d;.i 012.4224 Compliments of BILL MOORE'S GULF tWt J'S 7 HANOI TAIlOtiO JlWIlir Westmoreland Shopping Center JAY'S BAR B-Q 4215 Government Street 343-5082 JULES MADERE Diamonds cD JL 1CCAD1LLY Highest Quality Liberal Petitions Fair Prices Dl 3-7386 4102 Government St. Baton Rouge, La. Phone: 348-3711 ACADEMY OF 'Seauty (Zufavte 2964 Government Street Baton Rouge, Louisiana Enrollment Anytimo Completo Expert Training Including: Electrolysis and Charm 248 Jin am ••Jammu 3721 Essen Lane Baton Rouge, La. 924-l386 CANDLES ANTIQUES GARDEN STATUARY HONDA MOTORCYCLES FOOD TOWN ETHICAL PHARMACIES SHONEY'S Home of the BIS BOY! Your Best Friend in Sickness or in Health i Compliments of THE BITTERSWEET Winner of Louisiana State BATTLE OF BANDS FLORIDA STREET SERVICE COURTNEY AND SHAFFETT. Opr. Texaco Products—Delco Batteries Recharging Service Accessories—Tires—Tubes Phono 926-1267 4344 Florida St. TAYLOR OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 2153 North Foster Drive Baton Rouge, Louisiana Phones 355-8697 355-7384 ENDLING'S BOOK STORE 684 Jefferson Highway Goodwood Shopping Center Paperbacks Phone 924-6271 Res. WA 4-6898 RHODES AGENCY, INC. All Lines of Insurance FELTUS L. RHODES. JR. 4633 North Blvd. BATON ROUGE, LA. Compliments of PATTERSON-REDMOND EQUIPMENT COMPANY _ BE _____ KAR KLINK SAFE Guaranteed Car Repairs 3960 Florida 344-3960—344-5381 HEROMAN'S FLORIST Since 1878 2291 Government Street Dl 4-0441 Dl 2-0987 Planlc Road Branch 3634 Planlc Road EL 7-4667 250 Compliments of TALBOT TRACTOR CO. 7225 Airline Hwy. 357-6453 Diamond Rings Diamond Bridal Sets—$49.50 Up J UJ«IRY 3133 GOVERNMENT ST. PHONE 342-3W0 Best Wishes From the Bakers of Batter Whipped Sunbeam Bread Compliments of MUMFORD LEAKE WENDELL HALL READERS OF THE FRICASSEE FOR FASHION forsooth! s I COHN-TURNER WESTMORELAND CENTER Compliments of CORBY'S SHOE SERVICE Delmont Village Shopping Center Jf The Fashion Shop for Young Women Compliments of WHITE'S AUTO STORE of Broadmoor Broadmoor Shopping Center Any Everything Phone 926-0323 POISE'N IVY 7329 Highland Road in Highland South Shopping Center Just three miles South of L.S.U. Phone 344-5922 Compliments of ANDREWS REXALL DRUGS WESTMORELAND VILLAGE and BROADMOOR SHOPPING CENTER 251 CALANDRO'S I. 0. SUPERETTE 4142 Government Street 01 2-7815 Baton Rouge's Finest DUTCH CLEANERS 3943 Florida Blvd. 342-6272 BIBLE AND BOOK CENTER 4367 Government Street 342-5168 Wedding Invitations Bride's Books and Bibles Napkins printed for all occasions. BILLY'S FLOWERLAND Student Roproientative—BUZZY HEROMAN Fantasy in Flowers' Flowers for all occasions 1946 Perkins Road 342-4414 Baton Rouge, La. DUCATi r m TKorlon) TtC tvu, 'lac. James L. Kent PRESIDENT 252 307 N. Acadian Thruway Baton Rouse. La. Office: 348-7261 RES. 921-2800 REMBRANDTS PHOTO AND ENGRAVING STUDIO 605 Main Street Baton Rouge, La. Homecoming Beaux Belle pictures taken through courtesy of Rembrandt’s. .� darriayz .)raJe Sforiil, Sue. (' i,„bt • Evelyn tjatl 9406 Florida Boulevard BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA Ph. 921-8164 HARTS LANDSCAPE CO. AND FLOWER SHOP Nursery Landscape Service (Commercial Residential) Garden Center Flowers and Gifts HART'S LANDSCAPE CO. 9615 Florida Blvd. —LORAINE'S— DRESS SHOP DOWNTOWN BROADMOOR 136-138 N. 3rd St. SHOPPING CENTER Phone Dl 3-2282 Phone 926-2883 BATON ROUGE, LA. THE • SPOT Airline Highway 253 Compliments of MRS. MICHAEL'S HOMEROOM 254 BRHS . . . Our Fondest Memory Baton Rouge High is love. Baton Rouge High is loyalty. It is pride, hut most of all It is education. To the 1967 student body, but especially to the SENIORS, it is memories. Memories that will be recalled for the rest of their lives. This, your 1967 FRICASSEE, is a permanent record of your days at BRHS. By rememliering a few of our favorite things, wc will always be able to recall Baton Rouge High. An edited yearbook is the result of hard labor and cooperation by many people. To my two sponsors, Mrs. Stevenson, and Mrs. Sheffield who shared most of the responsibility—go my sincerest gratitude for all of their help and guidance. Without their supervision, very little could have been accomplished. The cooperation of Mr. Fred Elsing and his son, Mr. Fred Elsing, Jr., our Taylor Publishing Co. representatives, certainly helped us to maintain a steady run of things. I also extend my thanks to the State Times —Morning Advocate, and to Rembrandt's Studio for all the help, services, and cooperation which they have given us this year. To our 97 advertisers, goes my deepest thanks—for without their support an annual is nothing. Please support those who support you. But to the FRICASSEE Staff, the 1967 FRICASSEE is their recognition: CO-EDITOR, Amelia Prosser; BUSINESS MANAGER, Marcia Price; LITERARY EDITOR, Mary Ann Messina; PHOTOGRAPHER, Bobby Kcaty; ART EDITOR, Tracey Fane; CIRCULATION MANAGER, Phyllis Menard; FEATURES, Peggy Harmon, Peggy Tuttle, Judi Lauer; CLASSES, Beth Firesheets, Claudio llano, Phyllis Wood, Denzel Brown; ORGANIZATIONS, Peggy Bullion, Gail Kut-truff, Helene Grumbach; SPORTS, Louis Lo-Bue, Bo dcBlieux; ADS, Suzy Moser and TYPIST; Kitty Cotter. oricicx Q jesiACcAo FRICASSEE EDITOR Faculty and y A dministration Aillet, Genevieve 24. 201. 203. Ashmore. Nick 25. Boehringer. Lillian 18, 218. 219. Boyd. Helen 23. Byers, Louise 27. Brown, Horace 22. Burge. Dennis F. 3. 16. Calmes. T. C 19. 140. Church. Frederick 19. Clark, Certrudc 18. Cockrell. Katherine 18. 200. Collier. Ann 26. Cotten, Laura 18. 109. Daniels. Edwin 27. Dejean. John 21. Dugas, Marjorie 23. Duncan. Lvria 21, 219. Dykes. Bertram 17. Fly. John 26. Foy, F.. W. 25. 140. Fulton. Hollis 26. 230. Gamble, Gwen 20 Garland. Murrell 21. Gerace. Norma 23. 192, 193. Glass, Beatrice 22. 109. Guillory. Brien Paul 26, 191. Hargrove. Oliver 23. Hite. Judith 18 . Horton. Charlotte 23. Howard, Elizabeth 25. Hughes, Robert 21. Hunter, Doris 18. Jackson, Lillian 27. Johnson, Guy 25. 187. Keaton. Jim 21, 140. Kleinpeter, Helen 27. Lanier, Marguerite 27. Lignos, William 23. 194. Longsdorf, Marjorie 24. Lower. Gladys 21. McGraw, Leon 21, 140, 1 !1. McMullen, Bonita 22. 201. 20.5. MacIntyre, Nell 20. MacMurdo, Charles 22. Malpas, Beverly 21. Mathis, Carey 25. Michael, Sara 18. Millet, Marietta 22. Morgan. Iii- 21. 216. Morris, Darryl 19, 110. Norckauer. Christine 19, 231. Prescott, Sarah 24, 234. 236. Rayhum, Lylo 25. Redficld, Margaret 21. Rhys, A. M. 27. Schmidt. Dolores 22, 213. Sheffield, Eloisc 20, 174. Smiley, Martha 19. Smith. Jeannine 20. Snoddy, C. D. 25. Spence. Sarah 21, 216. Spurlock. Mabel 18. Stevenson. Betty 19.174. Strange, Elaine 18, 198. Vernon. Margaret 25. 186. 187. Westell. - 'bert 26. Whalen, Ouida 20. Wier, Jeanne 18. Index Williams, John 26. Worsham, Myra 21. 203. Young, Gladys 18. Organizations American Field Service 214, 215 Art Club 224. 225 Band 229. 2.30 Beta Chib 184, 185 Boosters 231-237 BUZZER 198. 199 Choir 226-228 Debate 208 French Club 212 FRICASSEE 174-177 Future Homemakers 216. 217 Future Nurses 220 Future Teachers 218. 219 German Club 213 Hi-Y 221 Jr. Academy of Sciences 192. 193 Key Club 178-180 Iuitin Club 209 Leadership Conference 197 Library Club 209 Mu z lpha Theta 186, 187 National Honor Society 181-183 Pelican State 196 Projection Club 203 Red Cross 188, 189 Safety Chapter 190, 191 Sigma Fellowship 194 Spanish Club 210, 211 Student Council 172. 173 Student Help 202 Summer Science Institute 195 Thespians 201-207 Writer’s Club 200 Y-Tccns 222, 223 Advertisers ABC Cleaners 2-15 Academy of Beauty Culture 218 Acardo Shoe Repair 240 Andrews Andrews 240 Andrews Rexall Drugs 251 Auto King Muffler 242 Bates Thigpen 240 Bible Book Center 252 Bill Moore Gulf 218 Bill's Hairdressers 241 Billy’s Flowcrlund 252 Bittersweet s 250 Borden Compan 240 Calatidro’s I. G. Superette 252 Cclcstin’s Carriage Trade Florist, Inc. 253 Clegg’s Nursery 241 Clothes Closet 241 Mrs. Cockrell’s Homeroom 240 Co-Ed Beauty Shop 248 Cohn Turner 251 Concord Hou«e 241 Continental Insurance, Co. 243 Corby’s Shoe Service 251 Daiglc-Mclnnis Rambler 242 Daigle-Pontiac-Buick 211 Davis Dress Shop 243 Dearmans Drug Store 250 Butch DcTrafford 247 Dor’el Shop 245 Dutch Cleaners 252 Endling’s Book Store 230 Esnard’s Jeweler 248 Florida Street Service Station 250 Flowers Styled by Jim 2-18 Food Town Ethical Pharmacy 249 Food Town Inc. 247 Future Homemakers of America fBRHS) 211 Cent illy Woods Gulf 243 Giamanco’s 247 Gleason Photography 241 G. N. Gonzales Motors 249 Godchaux 243 Coodwood Esso Service 254 Dale Hair 249 Mr. Hargrove's Homeroom 219 Bob Harkins Flowers 241 Hart’s landscape Co. Flower Shop 2.33 Highland Laundry Cleaners 244 Mrs. Horton’s Homeroom 242 Mrs. Hunter’s Homeroom 216 Inn Crowd 245 Jay’s Bar-B-Que 218 Mr. Johnson’s Homeroom 245 Jules Madcrc Jeweler 218 Kar Klinic 250 Kennedy Print Shop 244 Kenney Gill Music 243 Kornmeyer’s 247 Lorraine’s 253 McArthur’s Pharmacy 245 Mclnnis, Kron Daniel Ins. 240 Mrs. McMullen’s Homeroom 241 Mayor-President Woody Dumas 240 Mese Esso Sen-ice 217 Mrs. Michael’s Homeroom 251 Modern Shoe Store 21.3 Monccret Brister 248 Mother Goose Shop 242 Motor’s Inc. 252 Mumford I .rake Wendell Hall 251 Patterson Redmond F piip. Co. 250 Picadilly Cafeteria 218 Ralph's of Baton Rouge 242 Rcinc Stationery Co. Inc. 212 Rembrandt’s Studio 253 Rhodes Agency Inc. 250 I. H. Rubcnstcin 243 R. M. Television and Appl. 243 Schofield’s Beauty Salon 247 Shoney’s 249 Simson’s Sen-ice Center 244 Southern Camera 247 The Spot 253 Mrs. Spurlock’s Homeroom 218 Stone's Jewelers 251 Sunbeam Bakery 251 Switzer Engineers 244 256 Sybil Jay Salon 247 Taber's Poiic’n Ivy 251 Talbot Tractor Co. 250 Tot’s Esso Service 213 Triple-A Cleaners 244 Ward’s Costume Fabrics 241 H. E. Wcisc. Inc. 241 White ’ Auto Store 251 Student Body Acrce, Beth 77. 193, 223. 226 We, Smitty 31, 110. 172,173. 178. 197. 203. 211. 221. Acy, Sandra 77, 217. Abbott. Roger 31. Adams. Gale 77, 211, 221 Adams Guy 95, 151. Adams, Linda 31, 188. 226, 228. Adkins, Conrad 95. 213. 229. Affoltcr, Jane 77. 193. 218, 233. Akin. Lucille Marie 77 Alcoeer, Bruno 31 Aiello. Rita 95 Alexander, Colene 95 Alexander. Doyle 31. MO, 142.144. 226. 227, 228. Alford, Paralee 95 Allement, Glen 95 Allen, Betsy 95 Allison, Nadine 77, 217. Altazin, Barry 95 Altazin, Sandra 31, 225. Amos, David 77 Ainzelonc, Dale 151 Anderson, April Lynn 31 Anderson, Beverly 95, 109, 135. 172. 190. 234. Anderson, Gary 95 Anderson, John 31, 106, 178 Anderson, I-ewis 95, 213. Anderson. Mollic Doc 95 Anding, Judy 77, 109, 186. 193, 215, 218. 235. Andre, Darryl 77, 225. Andrew. Joyce 31. 109, 172, 173, 192. 218. 219, 231. 237 Andrews, Richard 77, 221, 229 AngeUoz, Sharon 95. 173, 226, 228. 231 Ansclmo, Raymond 31 Anzalonc, Dale 95 Arbour, Johnny 77 Armstrong, Bill 95, 229, 230. Arnold, Robert 77, 188. Arnold, Dana 31, 179, 188, 192, 198. 202. 218, 233. Arnold, Kathy 95 Ashby, Bill 3i Ashmore, Carolyn 95 Ashmore. Penny 31, 61, 106, 182, 181, 186, 1%, 212, 214, 215, 218. 232, 236. Aucoin, Marion 95 Aucoin, .Ray 77, 141, 142. Augustus, Beverly 31 Babin, Betty 32 Babin. Ronald 32, 226, 228. Babin, Sharon 77 Babincaux, Raymond 77 Bacot, Laurie 95, 131, 173, 231, 236. Bailey, Constance 77 Baker, Bobs 95, 281, 229. Baker, Bruce 77, 186, 229, 230. Baker. Joanne 32. Balcom. Carolyn 32 Ballard. James 95, 173, 226. 228. Bardwrll, Auburn 77, 224, 226. 227. Barker, Gerald 77 Barnes, Janet 95 Barnette, Donald 32 Bartel, Preston 95 Barton, Sara 77, 223, 201. Bates, Patricia 77 Batten, Bonnie 95, 217. Batts, Ronald 77 Baudouin, Patricia 32, 217. Bayus, Patricia 77 Bazzcll, Lawrence 109, 172. Bazzell, Lynn 32. 106, 186. 192. 215, 217. 218, 219, 231, 237. Beadles Katie 77, 217. Beard, Douglas 32 Beatty, John 95 Beatty, Mike 32 Beavers, Rosemary 95, 228. Becnel, Mike 77 Beisner. Barbara 32. 181, 189. 192. 212, 224. 225, 235. Bell. Edward 32. 109. Bell, Robert 95 Beilina, Gloria 32 Benefield, Hoyt 32, 226, 227. Benefield. Nancy 32, 109, 217. Bennett, Billy 77 Bennett, Jay 95, 151. Bennett, Mike 33,188, 284. Bennett, Sue 77, 217, 223. Benson, James 77 Benton, James 95 Bergeron, James 33, 22-4. Bergeron, Marie 77, 211. Bergeron, Matt 33. 221. Bernhard, Charles 95 Bern-, Carol Ann 33, 220, 225, 235. Bertcau, Percy 77 Beskin. Hildc 77, 186, 190, 193, 201. 211. Bethly, Jessie 77 Beveridge, Arthur 33 Biossat, Rebecca 95 Bird, Evelyn 95 Bishop, Kent 95, 188. 201, 220, 222. 228. Bizet te, Gtrol 95 Bizette, Dary l 95 Bizettc, Harry 33 Black. Allen 33, 109, 178. 181, 184, 186, 194, 221, 229, 230. Black. Janis 95. 172, 173, 190, 236. Blanchard, Ellen 33 Blanchard, Michael 95 Blevins, Cynthia 78 Bloomfield, Marion 96, 217 Blum, John 78 Blumhcrg, Barry 96, 229. Bocnckc, Robert 78 Boonckc. Rudolph 33, 140, 143, 144. Bogan, James 33 Bolan, Hershel 34 Boles, Linda 78, 223. Bomhet, Richard 96. Bond, Kay 78, 211. Bond, Sandra 34. Bonfanti, Anthony 78. Bonfanti, Peggy 33, 217. Bongiovanni, George 34. Bonifay, Judy 34. Bonnecaze, Doraine 77, 212, 217. Booth. Barbara 78. 217. Bordelon. Donnie 34, 109, 169, 178, 181, 186, 190, 237. Borne, Raymond 96. Borne, Steve 96. Boudreaux. John 78. 179, 229. 230. 186. 187, 212. Boulter, Ann 78. Boulter, Louisa 34, 201. Bourg, Steve 96. Bourgoyne, Lyndon 96. Bourke, Michael 96. Bourque, Gary 34. Bowden. Beth 34, 109, 201, 220, 222. Bowman, Chcri 78, 229. Boyce, Carolyn Jo 96. Boyce, Jerry 78. 211. Bozeman, George 78 Bozeman, Jo Helen 78. 109, 193, 229. Bradford, Kenneth 96. Bradford. Janice 78. 211, 218, 223. Brannon, Cecil 228. Brannon, Oliver 96. Brannon, Wayne 34. Brantley, John 96, 109, 151, 172, 179, 190. Brash icr, Lawrence 96. Brasseuux, Jeanette 96, 217, 226, 228. Bratcher, Cary 34. Braud, Cynthia 96. Braud, Dianne 78. Breaux, Don Ray 34, 141, 142, 145. Breazeale, Annette 96, 236. Bretz, David 34, 182, 186, 187, 192, 104. 213. Brewer, Dinah 96. Bristcr, Dewey 78, 140, 144, 190. Brister, Jennie 34. 190, 191, 231. Brocalo, Melanie 35, 217. Brock, Alan 78. Brooks, Ronnie 78. Broome, Ross 96. 151. Broussard, Allen 96. Brousseau, Bettye 78, 211, 225. Brousseau, Doug 78, 211. Brown, Barry 96. Brown. Chcrvl Ann 78, 201, 204, 212, 213, 226, 228. Brown, Corliss 78. Brown, Denzel 96, 175. Brown, James 96, 134, 151. Brown, Jeffery 78. Brown, Larry 78. Brown, Marie 96. Brown, Pat 96. Brown, Penny 35, 109, 186, 192. Brown, Richard 35, 228. Browning, James 35,181,186,187, 192, 197. Brunctt, James 78. Bruscr, Mary Jane 96. Bry an. Billy 35. 172. Bullion, Peggy 32. 35. 106, 172, 173, 175, 177,1%, 197, 222, 223. Buquoi, Nancy 35, 198, 199, 204, 205, 207, 226, 227, 228. Burge, Dcbby 78, 193, 218, 237. Burke, Sharon 78. Burke, George 228. Burnett, Kathleen 35, 213. Burns, Craig 35. 106, 111, M0, 143, 145, 149, 172. Bums, Rita 96, 217. Burns, Ruth 35. 257 Burton. Bunnir 78. 173.186. 192. 193. 211.218.223.231.237. Burton, Cynthia 36. Buryrhka. James 96. Button, Larry 78. 228. Byrd. Alicr 36. 226, 228. Byrd. Warren 78. 109. 211. Caccrcs, Mircya 79. Caccrcs, Yolando 36. Cade, George 96. 228. Cadwallader, Sara 79, 201, 207. 226, 228. Calabrese, Vicki 36. 40. 108. 109. 117, 138, 139, 188. 190. 197. 217. Callaghan, Robert 96. Calloway. William 36, 109, 221. Calvit. Charlotte 36. 217, 219, 228. (aunpuiiclhi, Thomas 36, 172, 192. 193. 202. 211. Campster, Ronnie 79. Cancienne, David 36. Cangclosi, Karen 36. 201. Caplingcr, Stephen 36, 121. Carlin. Cary 96. 109. Carlson. Charles 79. 188. Carmouche, Holljs 79, 229, 230 Carmouche, Mimi 36. Carney, Phyllis 96. Carradine, I.uellen 96, 201. Carroll, Vivian 79. 211. Carruth, Joy 79. Carter, Dianne 79, 109. Carter, Ray 36. Caruso, Charlene 79, 225. Cascio, Paula 96. Cassano, Carol 96, 233. Cassidy, David 36, 38. 140, 142. Caston, Cheryl 37, 202. Cutanzaro, Frances 96. Causey, Keith 79, 186, 211, 229. 230 Causin, Harold 79. Champagne, Pamela 97. Chaney, Thaddeus, 97. Chapin. Larry 97, 173, 229, 230. Chappuis, Julie 37, 202, 222. Chariot, Linda 79. Charlton. Julie 37, 199. Chatclain. Gerald 97. Chatman. Danna 97. Chaumont, Brenda 97. Chavers. Karen 37, 186. Cheatham, Daryl 79. Chehardy, John 97. Chesnutt, Libba 37, 109, 220. Cheveallier, David 79, 173, 190, 226, 228. Chick. James 226. 227, 228. Childers, Bruce 97. Chisholm, Mark 37, 182, 208. 213, 229. Chitton, Michael 79. Christy, Linda 79, 184, 186,190. 192, 193. 211, 215, 218, 231, 234. Chustz, Buhba 79. Chustz, Robert 97. Clack, Elaine 79, 201. Clack, Frank 97. Claunch, Alan 97. Claxton, Lawrence 97. Clegg. Charles 97. Clegg, Connie 97. Clegg, Terry 97. Clift, Jerry 79. Coates, Gail Ann 79, 133, 188, 229. Cochran. Lee 97, 229, 230. Cochrum, Jeannie 37, 217. Coco, Robin 37. Coe. Debbie 37. 173, 182. 186. 194. 212. Coffee, Jim 79. 109. 186, 187, 193. 223. Coghlan, Charles 97. Coignet. Gerard 37. Cole. Charlotte 38, 188. 225. 228. Coleman, Alan 38. Colligan. Janice 228. Collins, Callis Cecil 97. Collins. David 97. Colomb, Terri 97. Comeaux. Alton 79. Comeaux, Lenny 97, 140, 14-1, 172 Comeaux, Wayne 38. 229. Congor, Shaa 38, 207. 213, 226. 228. 229. 230. Constantino, Phyllis 38, 217, 220. Conway, Keith 79, 192, 193, 211. Cook. Alice 79. 109, 201, 207, 226. 228. Cook, Erwin 38. Cooper, Dwayne 38, 229.. Copper, I-aurence 79. Corbin, Sherry 79. Corkem, Althea 38, 182. Cornett, Andy 79, 172, 173. Corona. Oscar 79. Correll, Bonnie 38. 172. 173, 217. Cortes, Angelina 79, 226, 228. Cothell, Robert 79. Cotten, Ronnie Ray 79, 109. Cotter, Cissy 97. 188. 211. 222. Cotter, Kitty 80, 172. 175, 177, 223. Coursey, Joy 97. 212. 228. 232. Courtney, Charles 80, 226. Courtney, Errol 80, 229, 230. Courtney, Marilyn 80. 228. Cowgill, Harry 97. Cox. Steve 80, 141, 143, 172, 193. Cox, Van 38. Craig. Claire 80. 192, 193, 194, 211. Crawford. Glynn 80. Crawford, Keith 80. 109. Crawford, Susan 80. 186, 192, 193. 216, 217, 218. 223. Creel, Richard 39, 168, 202. Creft, Brenda 80, 109. Crews. Beth 39, 172, 173, 181, 190, 196. 197, 202. 217, 218, 219, 232, 233. Critchcr, Phil 80. Crotwcll, Gerald 97. Cummins, High 80. Curry, Kenneth 80. Daigle. Whitney John 80. Daigle, Keith 39. Dalton. David Wright 97, 151. Daniel. Douglas 80. 188. Daniel, Marsha 228. Danner, Damon 39, 213. d’Acquin, Warren 97,173. Darensbourg, Kevin 80. Daron, John 97. Daron, Paul 39, 106, 140, 142, 182, 186, 192. 212. Darphin, Ruthi 97, 222, 232. Darphin, Winnie 39, 172, 173, 188. 217, 222. David, Lauren 80. David, Paul 39, 141, 143. Davis, Alan 97. Davis, Lee 97, 109. Davis, Karen 80, 186. Davis, Lex 97. Davis, Margo 39. Davis, Rita 80, 217. Davis. Trudie 80. 172, 193. 217. Dawson, Brent 39. Day, Arles 97. Day. Redus 80. Dean. Suzanne 39. DeArmond. Brenda 80.193. dcBlicux, Bo 80. 172, 175. 177. dcBlicux. DcDc 40. 188. Dcdman. Janet 97. Deen, Kenneth 97. Deen, Tommy 40. Degges, I ax 40, 229. 230. DcCraff. Robert 40. 109. 201. Delaroderie, Rad 97. Delgado, Miguel 97. 151, 188. DcLaunc, Lynette -40. 172. 173, 217. Demurs, Gary 169. de Montlu .in, Ann 97, 204. Denny, Kerry Lynn 97. Dentre. Anthony 97. 229, 230. Den Ire, Theresa 97. Dcsscllc, Sheryl 80. 193, 218, 233. dcTrafford. Sharon 97. Dial. James 97. Dicharry, Dale 80. Dieharry. Gail 04. 97. 119, 172.173. 190. 222. 231. 234, 236. Dicharry, Steve 40,109,143,173, 179. Dickerson, Charlotte 97. Dickerson. Gayle 97. Dickerson. Phyllis Ann 80. Dietrich. Bill 80. Dir , Jeff 40. 221. 228. DiGeralamo, Annette 40. Di John. Margaret Rita 97. Dimaio, I.. J. 40, 141. Dimaio, Nick 80,110, 143, 228. Dimattia. Stanley Anthony 97. Dixon, James 40. Dobrowolski, Herbert 80. Dodd, Sherry 41. Dodge, Wayne 97, 151. Dodson, Graham 41.106, 178, 179,184. 187. Doherty, Thomas 97. Dorsey, Tunda 80, 109, 204. Dowdy. Ronnie 41, 109. Drcsscl, Fred 41, 182. Duhuisson, Michael 80, 109. Du by, Carolyn 41. 201, 213. 220. Dul.y, Mike 97, 151. Ducote, Cerard 97. Ducote, Marvin 97. Duffy, Ronald 97. Duhc, Thomas 81. Dugas, Dennis 41. Dumigan, Ronnie 04. 97, 109, 151, 172, 179. Dunkin, Carol 217 Dunlap, Lynda 41. Dunn, James 81. Dupuy, Randy 81, 211. Durrvtt, James 41. 192, 221, 226, 227, 228. Duszynski, David 41, 188. Duvcrnct, Kay Marie 81. Duvernet, Robert 41, 228. Duvic, Robert 41, 228. Duvic, Debbie 42. Duvic, Dennis 97. Duvic, Frank 42. 258 Easley, Mary Ann 81. Eberhart. Butch 42. 229. 230. Eclilin. Dana 97. Edgar, Robert 97. Edmondson. Will 97. 226, 228. Edrington. Susie 42. 106. 127. 172. 173. 184. 192. 217, 218. 219. 235. 237. Edwards. Amanda 81, 109. Edwards. Denise 97. Edwards, Diane 42. 202. Effcrson, William 98. Eisler. David 81. 188. Eiswirth, Susan 81, 213. Eldrodgo, Mike 12, 109.192.193. Eldridge, Joyce 81. Elkins, Philip 98. Elkins. Stephanie 81, 218. 231. Ellis. George 42. 122. 173. 186. 192. 193. 194. 213. Ellis. Jim 42. 109, 180, 197, 203. 221. Ellis. Richard 81. Ellison, Cary 81. Ellison. Keith 81. 206. 207, 229. ElloU, Myron 81. 109. Emery, Bemadine 81. Epting, Nancy 98. 228. Erwin. Gregg 42, 173, 208. Esnard. Rene 81, 140, 112, 14-4, 193. Estes. Susan 98. 229. Evans Clyde 98.151. Evans, John 42. 224. Evans, Larry 81. Exner. Jerry 98. Fabre, Clilton 98. Farr. Walter 81, 229. Farris, Kathy 81. 192. 193. 212, 218. 223, 235. Farris. Pal 43, 217. Faust. Hal 43, 140. 142. 149. Fauvcr. Raymond 43, M0.142, 149, 172, 173. 228. Favaron, Brenda 98. 229. Favaron, Hilda 43, 226. 227. 228. Feickert, Susan 193. Feig, Margaret 81,201,217. Fcig, Mike 43. 182. 186,192, 193. 191. Felder. Sharon 43. 109. 192. 208. 221. 225. 231. 236. Felts. Betty Jo 81. 211,223. Ferguson, Glenda 81. Fenton. Carol 81. 109, 193, 204. 206. 207. 211. 218, 233. 235. Ferrara. Linda 43, 173, 174, 177, 182. 1%, 201. 205, 212, 215, 217. 218, 222. Filardo, Vicki 98. Kigueredo, Herbert 81. Firrsheets, Beth 43. 174.. 175, 226, 227, 228. 230. Fisher, Danny 43. Fisher, Sherry 43, 217, 225. Fitch. Gail 81. Fitch. Frances 98. Fitch, James 44. Fitzgerald, Michael 98. Fleming, Eugene 98. Flores, Donna 81. Mowers, Bruce 81, 141, 142, 146. Flowers, Edythe 188. Flowers, Linda 98. 212. Foies Virginia 81. Fontenot, Mike 81, 109.211. Fontenot. Margie 44. Forbes, Carolyn 44. Ford. Lynn Marie 81. Ford, Ronnie 44. 204. 205. 207. Forman. Elizabeth 98. 173. Forrest, Gertie 98. Forrest, Jerry 81. 140. 142. Forrest. Cloria Jean 81. Forester, Timothy 109. 82. Fortier. Lee 81, MO, 143. 172. 173, 180. 186. 190. Foster. Drew 44. 180. 204. 205. Fox. Kathleen 4-4. 202, 234. Foy. Pat 44. 217, 222. Francioni, Denise 81. Francis, Priscilla 44. 213, 229, 230. Franklin, Marlene 82. 211, 223. Freeman, Joe 82, 109, 173. 192, 193, 211. Fricscn. Cheryl 14. 222, 226, 227, 228. Fritchie, A1 98. Fritz, John 81. 193. 229. Furratc, Sandra 81, 201. Gaddy, Barbara 44, 190. 191. 220. 226. 228. Galland. Rose Marie 98. 217. Garidel, Dudley 82, 193. Garidrl, Gerald 98. Garrett, Michael 82. Garrison, Reeves 45. Carrison. W'aync 98. 229. Gates, Steve 98. Gautier, Reha 45 Gautrcaux, Glenda 98. 217. Cchcbcr, Fred 98. 229, 230. Gclpi, David 82. Gel pi, Phillip 229. Gcmmil, Thomas 98. Cctcr, Joanna 82. Geuin. Linda 82. Ceuin. Sheryl 98. 217. Giamunco, Ronald 82. Giblin, Kathy 82. 217, 222. Gibson. Marie 82. Gibson, Paul 82. Gibson, Robert 45. Gidan, Maureen 82, 193, 212. Gideon, Tommy 45. Gilbert. Scott 45, 49. 172. 221. Gilcrease, Bruce 45. Giles. Nancy 98, 109, . Glad row, Cynthia 82. 220, 201. Gill. Wyn 82. 133, 186. 187, 193. 201. 206. 207. 223. Glossop, Neil 82. (Busman. Steve 98. 212 Goins, Jemila 98, 212. Gordon, Claude 45. Cordon. Pamela 98, 188, 201. 224. Gomez, Charlene 82. 217. Gomez. Enrique 82. Gomez, Shasta 98. Gonzalez. Fay 98. Gonzalez. Patricia 82. 193, 212. Gonzalez, Ralph 98. Coode, Jo Beth 82, 211. Grand. Steve 45. Grandjean. Chip 45, 61. 106, 178. 180. 182. 184. 186. 187. 192, 191.195. 197. 213. Gray, Barbara 82. 109. 134. 186. 187. 193. 215, 218. 235. Cray. Cary 32, 45. 32. 45. 106. 123. 138, 139,172. 173. 180. 184. 192. 197. 221. Gray, Floyd 98. Cray, Richard 46. Green. Gary 82. Greene. David 46. Greer. John 82. 172, 180. 134. 186. 187. 190. 192. 193. 194. 213. 221. Crceson, James 46, 109. Gregg. Richard 82. Gregory, Sharon 46. 188, 201. 217. 222. 223. 224. Gregoiy. Susan 98. 217, 222, Cregory, Billy 46. Grrmillinn. Kay 46. 212, 217, 220. Gremillion, Sandy 46. Grrmillinn, Wayne 188. 22-4. Crier, Kenny 98. Griffin. Sherman 98. Crumbach. Helene 82. 175, 186. 201. 205. 206, 207, 218. 219. Grunewahl. Mary 82. 223. 228. Cuhancsik. Gary -46.141. 144. Cuccione, Gail 46, 217. Guidry, Fernand -16. Cuidry, Sandra 98. 229. Guy, Keith 82. 109. Cwin, Cathryn 82, 193, 218. 223. Haase. Melanie 98. 173, 217. Hadaway, Ih-hbie 98. 217. Hadaway, Larry 47. Haggard, Marjorie 83, 213. Hair. Dale 47, 172, 192, 211, 221, 237. Hall, Jane 83, 132, 173. 225. Hamilton. Larry 83. 109. Hamilton, Patrick 98. liamrirk. Cynthia 47. Hanks, Darry l 98. Harm3man, Linda 47, 172. Hano, Claudia 83.175, 204. 214. 218. 223. Hansen. Patsy 47. 188, 197, 217. 222. Hanson. Judy 47. 192, 196. 232, 234. 235 Hanson. Margaret 98. 231, 235. Hardaway, Barbara 98, 212, 215, 233. Hardgravc, Bruce 83, 202. Hardin, Bonnie 17. 222. Harger, Rebecca 83. 218. 223. Hargrove, Anne 47, 182. 186, 212. Hargrove, Buddy 98, 179, 212. Harman, Lynne 47. Harmon, Peggy 43, 47. 175, 188. Harper, Danny 98. Harris, Mike 83. 229. Harris, Shelby 99. Harrison, Rose Marie 83. Harrod, Chet 48, Ml, 172, 173, 180. 186, 187. Harrod, Ronald 83, 109. Hart, Janet 99. 211. 2 4. Hart, Paul 18, 141,143, 14 4. Harvcll, Charles 99, 229. 230. Ilarvell, Gerard 83. 140, 113. Harvey, Janice 99, 236. Harvin, Richard 99. 213. Hastings, Susan 83, 213. Haugen, Douglas 83, 211. Hayden, Sandra 83, 109, 190. Hayward. Jimmy 169, 221. Heard, Ken 83. Heaton, Wade 99. 204. 206. 207, 213. Hebert, Bobby 48. 122, 188. 224. Hebert, Dolores, 83. Hebert, John 99, 229. Hebert, Mary Jane 99. Heine, Sherry 48. 122, 188, 224. Helmrich, Mike 83. Henderson, Michael 83. 259 Hernandez, Andre 83, 133, 111, 142, 143. 172, 228 Hernandez, Lisa 99, 188, 213, 222. 226. 228. Heroman, Billy '18, 107, 173 Hcruman, Pam 83, 109. 172, 186, 190, 191. 192, 193,211,218. 235, 236. Herring, Brenda ‘18, 217. Heyward. Jimmy 48, 169, 192, 221. Hickmun, Tim 99, 173. Hill, Claudette 83. Hill. Ronald 83,173, 186, 187. 229. 230. Hillard. Joe 48, 212. Hinds, Joyce 83, 217. Hippchcn, Charlene 37, '18, 110, 116. 138. 139, 197, 217, 224. Hirsch, Richard 99. 212, 215. Hohensee, Arlene 48, 202. Holloway, Alden 99. Holmes, Malcolm 49, 226, 228. Holliday. Dale 49. Hooks. Deenie 49. Hooper, Mary 83, 229. Hopper, Joanna 83. Horn, Ted 99. Hornsby, Billy 49. Hornsby, Brent 83. Hornsby, Scott 49. Howe, Anne 49. 109, 182, 184, 186, 192. 193, 191, 234, 235. Howe, Jane 99, 233. Howcth, Debbie 83. 217. Hubbard. Ralph 32, 49. 61, 107, 112, 172. 173, 180, 182, 184, 186, 190, 192, 193, 221, 237. Hubbs, Randall 99. Hudason, Charles 83, 226, 228. Hudson. Patricia 213. Hughes, Sue 99, 217. Hughes, Linda 49, 201. Hughes, Richard 99. Huguct, Marty 83. 168. Hunter, Cynthia 99. 226, 228. Hunter, Randy 83, 211. Hurst, Claire 99, 217. Hurston, Joe 99. Hutchison, Reggie 84, 109. 229, 230. Hutchinson, Bcdcy 99. Hyde, Paula 99. 217. Hyland, Paul 99. Hyland, Craig 41, 49, 109. Hymel, Sheila 49. lies, Edith 84. Jngallincra, Michael 50, 198, 206, 207, 208, 213. Ingallincra, Thomas 84. Ingram, Karen Anne 84. Jackson. Gwen 84, 109. Jacobson, Donna 84, 109. James, Carla 50. Janies, Clifton 84. James, Linda 50. Janney, Trudy 50, 124, 188, 217, 218, 219. 222. Jastram, Mike 84. Jeffirs, Stephanie 99. Jeffries, Virginia 84, 207, 229. Jenkins, Barry 50. Jenkins, Cristina 50. Jenkins, Mercedes 50, 201, 211. Jenkins, Ronnie 50,109, 190, 192, 211. Jerome, Deborah 99. Jerome, Richard 84. Jeter, Tommy 84, 109. Johnson, Becky 50, 217. Johnson, Claudia 84. Johnson, Connie 84, 201, 223. Johnson, Jan 84, 193. Johnson, Richard 99, 213, 229, 230. Johnson, Sue 50, 188, 202, 217. Johnson, Van 51, 211. Johnston, Janet 84. 217, 233. Johnston, Mickey 99, 172, 212, 214, 215. Jones, Adal Dakho 84. Jones, Albert 51. Jones, Charles 84. Jones, Darnell 84. Jones, Jancllc 99. Jones, Jennifer 84, 109. Jones, Johnnie 51. Jones, Kathy 202. Jones, Mary 99. Jordan, Pat 51. Joseph, Aaron 99, 229. Juban, Jean 51, 172, 173, 188. Julian, David 84, 211. Junkins, Larry 51, 192, 213. Justice, J. R. 51. Kaufman. Rcbccca 84. Kean, Susan 51, 173, 211, 218, 222. Keaty, Bobby 51, 174, 196, 213. Keller, Randy 99, 151. Kellen, Susan 99. 228. Kelley, John 51. Kelly, Marilyn 52. Kennedy, Brenda 52, 217, 218, 219, 226. 227, 228. Kennedy, Cathryn 52, 217. Kenney, Carol 99, 217. Kenney, Darrell 99. Kerley. Patsy Ann 84, 217. Kerr, Carla 84, 188, 190, 213, 218, 233. Kidder, Debbie 84. Kinchcn, Gordon 84. Kingrca. David 99, 134, 151, 190. Kingrea, Ricky 52, 107, 109, 113, 125, 141, 142, 145, 149, 172, 173, 180, 190. 192. Kinney, Wesly 99, 212. Kirby, Rhonda 52. Kirkpatrick, Barbara 52, 220, 222. Kirtland, Mary belle 84, 226, 227, 228. Klimek, Dale 84, 141, 143. Kling, Ginger 99, 172, 202. Knox, Dottye 52, 217, 218. Knox, George 84. Kober, Ronnie 52, 192, 213, 221, 229, 230. Kohler, Derek 84. Konikoff, Susan 99, 228. Kopfler, Dean 84. 184, 186, 193, 194, 212, 215, 216. 217, 235 Kopfler. Joe 99, 213. Kracher, Florence 52. Kron, Dennis 84. Kuhlman, Beth 52, 237. Kuttruff. Gail 53, 176, 177, 213, 218, 222. Kuttruff, Kirby 84, 193. LaBello, Jake 84,190,191. LaBorde, Dale 99, 151. Ijtcour, Elmo 53. LaCour, Lindy 99. LaFrance, Gloria 53. Lambert, June 99, 229. Lamousin, Gail 99, 172. I aNasa, Mattilyn 85, 188, 223. Land, Jim 53, 127, 141, 143, 180, 184, 186, 192, 208, 211. Land, John 99. Landry, Clare 53, 202. Landry, Joseph 85. Landry, Lynda 53,217, 230. Landry, Mary Alice 99. Lane. Tommy 99. Lane, Tracey 85, 174,176, 177, 192,193. 214, 215, 223, 221. Lang, Jeanette 99. Lang, Jewell 84. Langford, Lowell 99. Umghart. Jeri 99. Larguier, Melissa 99, 222. Latil, Donna 99. Latil, Diane 85. Lato, John Brjan 99. Laucr, Judi 53, 176, 198, 212. Lawless, Patricia 85,109,201. Lazarus, Abigail 85, 109,186, 226. 228 Lee, Brenda Joyce 85. LeFebvre, Jim 53, 201, 221, 226. LcJcunc, Esther 99. Lejeune, Valerie 85, 201, 229. Lemoinc, Pamela 85, 109. Lemons. Deborah Sue 85. 217. Leonard, Cynthia 85, 217. Lcray, Randy 46, 85,109,186.187,190, 192. 193, 203, 221. Leventhal, Bennett 53,184,186,18?, 192. 194,212,221,237. Leventhal, Lawrence 99. 212. Levcrt, Mark 85. Levert, Mary Sue 53,217. Levingston, Dale 99, 229, 230. Lewis. Michael 85. Lillard. Phillip 99. Lindsey, William 99. Littlejohn, Charles 99,151, 173. Lively, Lena 54,217, 226,228. Livingston. Jackie 99. LoBue, Louis 54.176,177, 180,186,187. 194, 212. Ixtckhart, Ronnie 85. Logan, Rita 54. 217. Loker, Nancy 54.109, 232. Lolis, Maxine 85. Long, Martha 99, 217. Loret. Phil 54. Lorio, Dennis 100,151. Lorio, Dianne 54. Lorio, Gayle 100, 202, 236. Ix rio, Lorraine 54, 217. Losavio, Pete 54,107, 182.192,193, 229. 230. Louis, Mary Catherine 54, 126,173. Loup, Maurene 54,109. Louquc. Betty 100, 217. Louque, Mcrvin 85. Love, Kathy 85, 186, 188. 211, 223, 237. Lyman, Beverly 55, 188, 192, 202. 232, 234. McAdams. Sugar 85,109,186,193,201, 212, 218. 223. McBride, Barry 55, 172, 173, 229, 230. McBride, Susan 85,109, 201, 223. McCain, Andy 100. McCearley, Sarah 55. 188, 198, 222. McClean, Jenny 100. McClelland, Glenda 100. McCord. Betsy 100, 235. McCord, Lucy 39,55.182,185,186,13 , 192, 193, 218, 231, 2$4, 237. 260 Me Corkle. Brenda 85, 186, 193, 213. McCornack, Kathy 85. 172, 185, 186. 190. 193, 213. 232. McCullough, Terry 59, 188. 211. McCurdy. Carol 86. 185, 186,193, 191. 215. 218. 251. 235. McCurley, James 85. 173, 229. McCutchcon, Susan 85,193, 229, 230. McDonald, Barbara 85. 206, 207, 212. McDonald, Craig 85. 141, 142. McDonald, Nancy 100, 173, 234, 256. McEwen. Kick 85. 186. 187, 193. McEwen, Ann 55, 183. 192. 211, 216. 217. 222. McEwen. Chris 100. McCraw, Ellen 85, 218, 223. 225, 237. McGuire, Donn 85, 141, 144, 190. McGuire, Richard 100,109, 151,180, 190. McKay. Mike 55, 107, 141, 144, 146, 183. 185, 190. 192, 193, 191. McKnecly, Cevrn 100. McKnight, George 85. McManus, Robert 100, 172, 229. Me Morris, David 85, 193. MeMorris, Debbie 85. McNamara, Thomas 32, 55, 61,107,108, 109. 138. 139. 172, 180, 183. 185, 190, 192, 193, 191. 197, 212. McNutt. Nancy 100. 201. Mack, Ted 100. 151. Mack, Fred 100. 151, 190, 228. Mack,.Kail 55, 229. Maemurdo, Bruce 55, 61, 107, 172. 173. 180, 181, 184, 192. 191, 195, 197, 199, 8, 221. 237. Maemurdo, Carl 86. 186,193,194. Maddox, Nelson 100. Maggio, Josic 55. 217. Mahnnry, Woodrow 100. Major, Ann 86, 213. Major, Roger 100. Malen. Russell 56, 201. 205, 212, 221. Malpica, Josefina 100. Mancuso, Ronald 86. Mapes, Kathleen 86. 223, 228. Maranlo, Maurice 100. Maranto, Theresa 100, 217. Marcello, Dale 56. Marchifava, Ross 100. Marino. Anthony 56. Marix. Mem 86. 173, 185, 186. 192, 193, 216, 217. 218. Martin, Darlene 56. Martin. Gale Ann 226, 228. Martin. Mike 56. 109, 211. Marvin. Anne 100, 232. Matens, Fred 100. Matheny, Allen 86. Matherne, Jill 86. 211,223. Matthews, Betty 100. May, Jim 56,109. 183, 186, 190, 192, 211. May. Sharon 56, 222, 232, 235. Mayeaux, Steven 86,186, 187. Mayer, Ralph Scott 56, 100. Maveux, Joseph 100. Mazerat, Jody 56. Means, Camille 56,107, 109, 111, 115, 117, 172, 173, 181, 185, 193,196, 197,199, 222, 226, 228. Means, Hugh 100. Medvee, Mari Lyn 57. Meeks, Bill 57, 228. Mrgginson. Patricia 86. Mehaffey. Mike 186, 187. Melancon, Barbara Ann 202. Mclanson. Ben 86. 229. Melker. Billie 100. Menard, Phyllis 86. 109, 176, 214, 215, 218. Menard, Bryan 100. Mcole, Nick 57. Merrill, Clenn 57,192, 229, 230. Messina, Mary Ann 57, 174, 177. Metrailer, Ann 86,186, 193, 235. Melrailer, Betty 57, 107, 193, 1%. 218. 235. Metrailer, Charles 186. Metrailer, George 86, 132, 141, 144. Metrailer, Jan 86. 109, 193, 235. Metrailer, Phil 100. Meyerer, Kristan 57, 192. Michael. Jossl n 100. Michel, Sharron 86, 172,173, 190. Middleton. Beverly 57, 192, 202, 215, 218. 231, 234, 237 Middleton, Eddie 86. Milburn, Larry 86. Miller, Marilyn 100. Miller, Margaret 100. Miller, Roger 86. 180, 185,186.187, 190, 191. 193. 194, 203, 213. Mills, Alfred 57. Minor, Mar)’ Lee 86. Minster, Anita 86. Mirenvont. Jimmy 57. Mister, Donna 58, 217, 220. Mitchell, Lynn 100. Moak, Bob 58,109, 190. 192, 211, 221. Monget, Jet 101. Monget, Lynn 58 Monsen, Patricia 232. Montuguc. Bret 101. Montgomery, James 86, 229. Montot, Kathleen 101, 213. Moore, L’Mell 58, 193, 202, 212. 218, 222, 223, 232. Moore. Rachel 86. 218, 225, 254. Moore, Timothy 86. Moores, William 101. Moreland, Deborah 86, 223. Morrell, Joseph 86. Morris, Brendu 101. Morris. Geraldine 87. Morris, Herman 101. Morrison, Timothy 87. Morsey, Howard 101,151. Morsev. Nancy 101, 217. Moser, St ii' 213. Moser. Su 86, 109, 176, 177, 192. 193. 191. 215. Mouch, Allen 101. Mouch, Charles 101. Muffolctto, Cathy 101, 217. Muffoletto, Charles 58. Muffolctto, Joe 58. Mullins, Reggie 101.151,173. Mumme, Carol 58. 217. Munsen, Melanie 87. Munson, Pat 232. Murphy, Jim 101. Murray, David 58. Musso, Diane 58. Musso, Mary Anne 101, 213. Musso, Sharon 101, 228. Myers, Jewel Madine 58. Nall. Milton 101. Nason, David 59. Nason, John 101. Nason, Pris 87. Naquin. Barbara 101, 228. Naquin, Harold John 87. Naylor, Kathleen 59, 201. Nealy, Scott 101,151, 172. Neely, Angela 101, 217. Nelson, Karen 87, 193, 218, 234. Ncsse, Paul 101. Ncsscr, David 87. 180. 190,191. 193. 212. 214.215.237. Neuman, Lacy Mae 101. New, Kathleen 87. 217, 223. Newbold, Anne 87. Newman, Michael 101. Newark, Candy 101. Nicholas. Joann 87. Noland, Janet 87. 193, 218, 228. 235. Norman. Cheryl 59, 217. Noiton, Deborah 87. 218, 235. Norton. Marsha 59, 204, 205, 206. 217, 232. Norton. Richard 101, 212. Noto, Catherine 101, 217. O’Bannion, Molly 59, 183. 185. 186, 192. 218. Oby, Charles 87. O’Connor, Bill 59. O'Connor Mary 87. 132. Olds, Vera 59, 185, 186, 192. 202. Oliver, Carolyn 59, 217, 218. Oliver, Crctchen 59. O’Neal, Alivn 87. Onofrey, Jo Etta 87, 186, 187, 192, 193, 211, 218. 223. 233. Orihuela, Felix 87, 109. Ortlicb, Rene 59, 188. Or)’, Stephen 101. Osbourne, James Lee 101, 151. Osterberger, Nolan 87. Ott, Danny 101. 169. Ourso, Dorothy Ann 101. Ourso, Fred 87. Ourso, Robert 60. Pace, Clyde 87. Pace, Kenneth 87, 172. Padgett, Eddie 87. Page, Diane 101. 231. Page, Harry Allen 101. Page, Jan 60, 217, 231, 232, 236. Pailet. Josh 87, 186, 187, 192,193, 195, 211. Papenburg. Charles 50. Parent. Claudette 87. Parker, Betty Jo 101, 217. Parr. Judy 60, 113, 114, 128, 172. 173. 192, 194, 197, 201. 215, 222, 223. 226. 228. Parsons, Jan 101. Patin, Cleve 87. Patreau, Carol Ann 60. Patrick. Tessie 101, 235. Patureau, Susan 101, 173. Paquin, Pierre 101. Paxton. Mar)’ Lou 101. P.i)nr, Marguerite 118, 173, 186, 190, 193, 211.231.237. Pearson, Sheila 87. Pederson, David 60, 140, 142. Percle, Cary 60. Perez, Andy 60, 186, 192, 194, 212. 261 Perkins Billy 101. Perkins Luther 87, 228. Perry, Mark 101. Pcrault, Rhonda 87. Petty, Jean 101, 236. Phillips Judy 60, 188. Pierce, Merriannc 87. Pierson. Bob 88, 202, 204. Pigeon, Sheila 88. Pitrie, Thomas 101. Planchard, Pam 101. Pol, Louis 88. Polito, Rosalind 88. 217, 223. Polilz, Kathy 88. Polozola, Carol 101. Polozola, Joseph 88, 211. Porta. Buddy 78, 141, 143, 180, 186. 190. 193. Porter, Pam 88. Posada, Mani lla 211. Pourciau. David 60, 229. Pouroiau, George 88. Pourciau, James 88, 229. Powell, Starlyn 88, 217. Preis, Richard 88, 183. Preis, Lehman 61, 18T , 186, 192, 194, 212. 237. Prestridge, Steven 101, 213. Prcwett, Carol 88, 211. Price, Marcia 61. 174. Price, Wanda 61, 217. Pritchard. Pat 61. Prosser, Amelia 88,174. Prudhonune, Mona 101. Prudomme. Ronnie 101. Pugh, Tommy 101, 135, 172. Purpcra, John 88. Quaid, Colleen 88, 188, 222. Qua id, Mike 61, 173, 188. Rabalais, Gayle 88. Rabalais Russell 88, 180, 186. 192, 193. 203, 212. Rabb, James 88, 141, 142. 226. 228. Rabenhorst, Karen 61, 201, 217, 220. Kahm, Edward 88. Ralm, Charlotte 101. Ratcliff. Jeanic 61. 188, 217, 218, 222. Reese. Dinah 101, 201. Reese, Jordan 101. Reeves, Pam 88. 211. Reeves. Shircly 88, 226, 226. Reiprcclit, Dorothy 61. Reitzell, Jack 88. Reynolds. Diane 61, 218, 219, 231, 236. 237. Reynolds, Don 61, 129, 213, 221. Reynolds. Hank 62. 229, 230 Reynolds. Ronald 62. 226, 228. Reynolds. Ruth 62. 173. 213, 236. Reynolds. Steve 101. Reznikoff, Tamara 101, 134. Rhines, Calvin 62. Rhodes. Frances 88, 217. Kliorcr. Steve 88. Rich, Curtis 88. Richard, Edmond 101. Richard, Stanley 88. Riehard. Vieki 62. 212. Richards. James 88. 204, 213, 226, 228. Richardson, Daniel 88. Richardson, Danny 101. Richardson, Olin 62. Richardson, Forrest 101. Ricks. Deborah 101, 217. Riggle, Vicki 101. Riley, Randy 88. Ritter, Johnnie 62, 109. Ri an, Donna 62, 190, 222, 223, 228. Rizan, Judith 88. Roberts, Bill 62. Roberts, Carolyn 101, 213. 232. Robcau, Alex 89, 229. Roberts, David 89. Roberts, Gordon 140,142. Roberts, Kathy 62.107,183, 186. 192. 236. 237. Robichaux, Wade 89. Robinson, Bill 63, 192. Robinson, Dale 89, 226, 228. Robique, Cynthia 89, 218. Rockford, Gary 101. Romano, Anne 63,172, 217. Rome, Donovan 102. Rome, William 89. Romero. Cathy 63, 183, 192, 193. 194. 213. 233, 234. 236. Romero, Deborah 102, 201, 213. Rose, Betty 63, 229, 230. Rose, Stephen 102, 229. Rowe, Walter 63. Rosenfcld. Steve 89, 132, 139, 190, 193, 194, 221. Kossie, Tony 89. Roth, Vic 63, 188. Rotolo, Angelina 63, 211, 218, 222, 230. Roumain. Phil 63. Roy, Mike 89, 140, 142. Ruff. Leslie 89. Russell, Patricia 102, 217. Rutland. James 89. 140, 142. Ryan, Rollyn 89, 188. 201, 226, 228. Salassi, Robert 89. Salonen. Kaila 63. 185,186. 212. Salter, Dcwain 102. Salvant. James 64. Saniaha, Tim 102. Samson, Francinc 102, 172. 217, 222. Samuels, Paula 61, 109, 183. 186. 187. 191. 206. 207. Sanchez. Ernest 102. Sanchez, Man- 89. Sanders. A. T. 89. 172. Sauer. Randy 89. 229. Scarborough, Janet 102, 217. Schaffurzick, Catherine 102, 173. 222. Schamberger, Bill 102, 151. Schcffy, William 102. 229. Schellinger, Susan 89, 201. Scheuermann, Jeffrey 102. Schcxnayder, Shirley 64, 217. Schexnaydcr, Susan 89, 217. Schiro. Michael 102. Schmidt. Ashley 102. Schmidt. Mary 102. Schmcidcr, Don Ray 64. Sehmeider. Joann 89, 201. 213. Schmieder, Nanc 102, 217, 222. Schustz, Erroll 89. Schustz, Sandra 64, 211. Sehutz, Roderick 102. Scott, Jerry 64,140,144, 226. 228. Scott, Janie 64. 202, 220. Scully, Tommy 131. Scab. Betty 64, 218. Seal, Wayne 64. Scbcr, Sharon 64, 218, 234. Sellen, Mike 89. 186.187,190.193. Selig, Pat 65,185,186,192, 211, 237. Selig, William 102. Semmes. Paul 89. Scrrctt, Randy 168, 186. 193,199. Sessions, Jennie 65,109, 190. Settoon, Nellie 89. Several), Sandra 102. Sharp, Marsha 102. Shaw, Deborah 89. 223. 226, 228. Shelton. Jill 65, 109, 222. Shepherd, Doug 89, 186,193, 213, 215. Sheridan, Joseph 102. Sheridan, Robert 89. Shields, Charlotte 89,172,173, 202.217. Sholars, Allen 89, 168. Short, Dasher 65. Sibley, Candy 102. Sicard, Beverly 89. Sicard, Dennis 65. Siegel, Ann 102, 201, 223. Simmons, Doris 65. Simmons. Sandra 65, 109, 188, 202 218 222, 229. 230. Simon, Connie 65, 188, 217. Siinoneaux, Bradley 102. Simoncaux, Donald 65. Simoncaux, Ronald 65. Simpkins, Daniel 89, 193. Singleton, Clenn 102. Smith, Carol 89, 226. 228. Smith, Frances 66, 30. Smith, Mike 229. Smith, George 66,169. Smith, Glenda 90, 211. Smith. Jacqueline 90. Smith, Jane 66, 172, 173,190, 231,232. Smith. Janet 102. Smith. Marcus 102. Smith, Nelda 90.193. Smith, Phyllis 66, 226, 227. Smith, Randy 90. 143, 173.211. Smith, Randall 90, 133. Smith, Randolph 90, 201, 205, 207. Smith. Stephen 102, 226, 228. Smith, Tim 66. Smith, Wells 90, 229. Smith, William 66, 211. Snoddy, Brent 102. Snoddy, Marilyn 90. 138,139,190. 191, 192, 193, 218. Sommers, Cordelia 90, 186. 193, 229. Sommers, Michael 90. Spand, Mary 90, 211. Speakman. Josh 90, 109, 180, 191, 192. 193. Spear. Kenneth 90. 180,186, 187. 193. 203, 215. Spencer, Dian 66. Spencer, Josic 90. 201, 217. Spcnccr, Martha 102. Spillc, Nola 66. Spiller, Thomas 102. 262 Spillman. Linda 90. 201. Spink . Fonda 102. 217. Spinoza, Johnny 66. 229. Spinosa. Lucas 102.229. Spurlock, Thomas 67. 109. Stabilcr. Gary 90. Stafford. Gwen 67, 211. 218. Stafford. John 102. 151. Stafford, Sucllrn 90. Starwood, Clarice 102. Stephens, Caro! 102. 201, 207. Stephens, Jim 67. 188. 206. 208. Stephens. Shelia 102. Stephenson, Brent 67. 229. Stevens. Brenda 90.211. Sievoits, Jane 67. 201, 222. Stevenson. Junior 90. 172. 19.1. Stewart. Diane 67. 109, 217. Stewart, Judy 67, 183, 186, 21f , 231. Stewart. .Mary 102. Stewart. Peggy 102. 217. Stewart. Knnuld 90. Stickman, Ray 102, 151. Strahan, Lonnie 102. Strickland. Betty 102. 217. Strickland. Dennis 67, 109. Strickland, Harriet 67. 109. 201. Strickland. June 67. 226. 228. Stock well, Julius 90. Sullivan, Jay 90. Talbot, Mary 90. 223. Talley. Linda 102. Talley Sandy 68. 109, 211. Tate, Canmvn 68. 188. 217. 219. 222. 223. Tate, Didre Ann 68. Taylor, Edith 102. 229. Taylor. Jeff 102. Taylor. Jerrol 90, 229. 230. Terrell. Kcavin 68. Terry, Jenny 102. 229. Terry. Ruth 68. 207, 213. 229. 230. Thibodaux. Mickey 90, 109. Thihodeaux. Doug 102. Thibodeaux. Thomas 90. Thibodeaux, Mike 102, 207. Thibodeaux. Rebecca 90, 217. Thibodeaux. Runny 102. Thibodeaux. Russ 138, 139, 221. Thielman, Li 102. Thom, Angus 44, 68. Thom. Hunter 102, 229. Thomas. Diane 90. Thomas, Kenny 90. Thomas. Oliver 102. Thomas Sid 90. 118. 138. 139, 192. 193. 211,217. 228. Thomas. Stephen 90. 141. 142. Thompson, Christine 102. 201. Thompson. Karen 90, 109. Thompson, Michelle 91, 109. Thompson, Woody 68. 172, 173. Tillman, George 68. Trahan, David 91. Travis, Beverly 76. 91,185, 193, 194, 211. 218, 223, 232. Traylor, John 91, 109, 229. Traylor, Suzanne 68. Treigle, Ronnie 91. Triclie. Barbara 91. 217. Triche. Sarah 91. 228. 232. Trouard. Ralph 91. Truluek. Mardel 68. 188. 199. 218. Tubre. C. I.. 102. Tucker. Dana 102. Tucker. Linda 69. 212. 217. Tull. Amanda 102. 20L 222. Tullos. Keith.i 102, 213. 236. Tullos Janice 91. 201. Turner, James 102. Tumipsccd. Betty 69. 107. 18.3. 185. 186. 215. 226. 227. 228. 232. 236. Tuttle. Peggy 91. 173. 176. 177. 185. 186. 188. 215. 218. Tyler. Brooks, 102. 180. 21.3. Tyler. Thomas 91. 180. 190. 192. 193. 213. 237. Ulrich. Marilyn 91. 217. IJIz, Daniel m3. 213. 229. Usov, Harding 103. Valenti, Theresa 69. Valentine. Janice 10.3. 228.. Vallcry, Nanette 91, 223. Vann, Gcri 91, 109. Varisco, Kerry 103, 151. Vega, Paul 91. Venable, Stanley 69. Vcrbick. Henry 69. 172. 230. Vcrcher, Alice 103. 135. 212. 215. 231. Vickers, Michael 103. Vincent. Mary 69. Vordcnhaumcn, Caldwell 49. 69. 107. 173. 18.3. mi. 197. 198. 199. Waldronp, George 69. Walker, Debbie 103. Walker, Robert 69. Walker, Ernest 69. Walker. Lesley 91. 188. 201. 213. Walker. Marvel 103. Walker. Will 91. Wall. James 91. 193. Wall, Jerry 103. Wall, Mike 103. Wall, Richard 70. 186. 187. 192. 191. Wall, Vicki 91. 201. 228. Wallace, Charles 91. 229. Walsh, Alice 91. 186. 187. 19.3, 191. 213, 218. 233. Wallwndal, Richard 192. Ward, Brenda 91. 22.5. Ward. Chcrie 91. 188. 193. 211, 223. 221, 232. Ward. Randall 91. Ward. Sherrie 70. 217, 218. Warmark. Jane 91, 109. 211. 223. 23L Wormack. Vanna 103. 119. 173, 222, 236. Wushauer, Mark 91. 212. Washington. Gwen 70. 109. 186, 187. Washington, Maurice 91. 201. 207. Watkins. David 103. Watson, Nick 91. ill. M2.173, 221. Watts. Lynell 103, 222. Watson, Mary Helen 103, 222, 235. Weaver. Judy 91. 186. 190.193. 218, 223, 232. Webb, Donna 91, 172. Webb, Laura 103. 232. Webb. Susan 70. 109. 183. 218. 231. Weberm. Emily 172. 226, 228. 23L Weber. Bonnie 103. Weber, Milton 70. Weeks. Frances 70. 218. 226, 227. 228. Weilbacher. Stephan 109, 211. Weill. Can 91. 18.5, 186. 193, 211. 215. 221. 237. Weisgerber. Margo 70. 173. 179, 190. 217 Welborn. Forrest 91. Welch. Jo Ann 70. Westbrook, Courtney 92. 109. 190. 193. Wethcrn. Mary 103. Whalen. Celia 92. 224. 173. Whitley, James 92. White, Jenny 103, 217. White, Gloria 70, 217. 219. White. Kathleen 71. 112. 172. 188. 197, 202. 228. 231. Wh iti head. Helen 103. Whitehead. Michael 71. Whillliurne, Rebecca 103. Whittington. Debra 103. 188. Wiggins. Janus 92. Wild. Wilma 92. 213. Wilkinson, Charlene 71. 211. 222. Willem. Michael 103. Williams, Alfred 103. Williams. Becky 71. 172. 173, 190, 192. 202. 218. 231, 237. Williams, Bonnie 103. Williams. Cynthia 43. 103. Williams, Debbie 92. 193, 211, 224. Williams Dorcne 43, 71,217. Williams Doris 71. 296, 207. Williams, Gavin 92. Williams. Harold 103. 151. Williams. Mary Lynn 43. 71. Williams, Michael 103. Williamson Kay 103.222. Williamson. Ken 71. 109, 192. Willingham. Kathy 103, 190. 236. W illi.-. Edna Kay 92,190. Wilson, Ben 71. 1.73. Wilson, Billy 72. Wilson, Dianne 92. 211. Wilson, Don 92. Wilson. Kurt 92. 141. 143, 180. 193. Wilson, Leroy 103, 172, 180, 213. Wilson, Linda 71. 217. 222. Wilson, Peggy 92. Womack. Randie 72. 224. Wood. Phyllis mi, 176 177. 215. Wood, Ihinnie 92, 224. Woodsidc. Mary 92. Wortham, Elaine 92, 193. Wyatt. Leonard 109. 172, 190, 197, 221. Yaun. Charlie 92. Yaun, Janie 103, 229. Yoehes. David 92. Young, Robert 92. Young. Walter 103. Younger, Eleanor 72. 229. Zammit, Pattic 47. 72, 217, 226, 228. Zeanah, (diaries 103, 215. Zeppuhar, I oc Lee 72, 140, 143. 173, 226. 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Senior Superlatives MOST ATTRACTIVE Smiity Acrcc Ann McEwen BEST PERSONALITY Charlene Hippchcn Thomas McNamara MOD EST DRESSEK Jimmy Chick Donna Rican MOST TALENTED Nancy lluquoi MOST TALKATIVE Joe Lee Zeppuhar Kathleen White MOST COURTEOUS Sherry Heine Chet Harrod BEST WORKER Peggy Bullion Ralph Hubbard MOST INTELLECTUAL Anne Hargrove Chip Crandjean During the FTA sponsored Teacher Appreciation Week, members presented faculty with various surprises. Three BRHS students, Steve Roscnfcld, Russell Rabalais. and Susan W'cbb. arc presented certificates in the 1967 Scholastic Writing Awards. Eight selected American History students participated in “American Youth Speaks” at a local TV station. Student Council candidates eagerly await election returns. - Dodson in position to sink another one. “Little Ap” rushes for that extra point. Foy’s boys get big send off at final Pep Rally. The buzz sounds ending the final period......... In the four years that Coach Foy has been our basketball coach, this is the first season in which the Bulldogs have gone all the way to the Top 20. With our eyes set on the championship, we defeated Bolton and de La Salle; but La Grange was determined too. We lost 62-57. At the close of the season, Apple Sanders and Graham Dodson were named to the All-Parish First Team. Apple also made every All-State team in Louisiana. BRHS Has Best Athletic Team in District 3-AAA Ruddy Porta, pitcher, prepares to slug a homerun. Baton Rouge High’s baseball team placed second in district. Craig Burns and Buddy Porta were named to the All-District Team. Our hoys also placed second in the District in Track. In the district meet, Buzzy Heroman won three firsts and tied for another. In viewing our overall sport record, judges voted BRHS the best athletic team in District 3-AAA. Track star. Huzzy Heroman, clears the bar for another first. That hot sun can really be exhausting. Coach Calmes and boys watch intently as BRHS wins another game. Our HR boys at a I.ce High track meet. Seniors - For days we signed our long-awaited FRICASSEES. Steve Caplinger’s house design was voted 1st place winner. In grateful appreciation for the best three years of our lives,” from the Seniors. Editor, Linda Ferrara, presiding over the annual Fricassee Assembly. Four first place winners in the Art Exhibit: Beth Kuhlman, Kandic Womack, Gary Gubanesik, and Charlene Hippchcn. Here . . . There . . . Everywhere! JoAnnc Baker and Molly O'Bannion admire their Senior announcements. Friday, May 26, i967 We’re Alumni!!!! Various expressions ore captured previous to Commencement exercises. The linc-up for Graduation stretched to Government Street, A Chip Crandjean receives the coveted Valedictorian Award. 1 — - — Wmm • ■ . .. Aitlijf-'i