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

Text from Pages 1 - 276 of the 1969 volume:

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Participants People ... elections ... crepe paper on goals ... “Are you going to join?” . . . spikes on soles ... homeroom meetings . .. posters ... greetings ... door panels ... sports ... “Sure I’m going.” ... 6th hour blues .. . friends ... filling big shoes ... “You do the odd and I’ll do the even” ... 100% for the Buzzer ... Labored breathing ... discussions .. ..competition ... followers ... people and friends . . . “Please buy a ticket.” ... Hours on end 4 . . . Spirit Homeroom banners ... pep tags ... BRHS competition ... “Seniors win!” ... Alma Mater ... nostalgic renditions ... tickets .. . pompons ... “Do it again” ... Go-Go-Go, fight, win ... spirit jug ... beware ... go to it K-9’s ... ARFF! ... hold that line ... Homecoming ... “Let’s really let urn hear it!” ... lots of cheers ... Horray ... “We’ve got spirit” ...Go Dogs ... SPIRIT ... ARFF, ARFF!! 6 iNNer mjsn . . . Spectators 8 Clocks and halls . .. posters ... walls ... experiments ... films ... “I can’t believe it!” ... eyes aglow ... Let spirit show .. . “Did you see that?” . . . pompons and hats ... bulletin boards ... newspapers ... bustling hoards ... “Will you look at him go!” ... Highstcppcrs ... Oh no! ... • pencils and pens ... touchdowns ... excitement ... Butch again ... Booster calendars, too ... basketball ... style show ... —whew! 9 . . . Action Green and gold ... hearts so bold ... fight, fight, fight ... busses ... high sights .. . “Oh that third math problem!” ... clubs and all ... car pools ... walking vacant halls ... a thousand people, maybe more . . . “Oh, are my feet sore!” ... the opening kickoff ... anxious looks ... tension ... books, books, books .. . Now once more, on key! ... “Do these,” we’re told ... day in, day out ... green ... and gold. 11 nKMS Was . . . JCifc Day after day . .. homerooms ... painted signs ... bells ring ... senior benches ... long phone lines ... pep rallies ... lockers ... “One end of that banner’s too high.” ... lunch ... homework ... many a sigh ... 2nd and 3rd periods ... bells again . .. thousands of voices ... go, go, get 'um, get ’um ... scheduling choices ... club periods ... meetings ... something to say .. . ... “Oh joy, a locker in the Arts Building!” ... day after day. 14 15 16 che Ministration And faculty United Zo Quide Student Zife At UK MS MR. FRED CHURCH, as assistant principal in charge of instruction, assisted the faculty in an advisory capacity. iiiiiiinun ; Dedicated Secretary Retired Administrating a school means coping with a multitude of details. The handling of these details not only requires a capable administrative staff, hut also a dedicated and versatile secretary as well. Since September 1911, Mrs. A. M. Rhys has been a vital part of BRHS as the general secretary to the administrative office. Mrs. Rhys not only performed her appointed tasks, but also assisted the faculty and the student body. Upon her retirement, we proudly dedicate the 1969 FRICASSEE to Mrs. A. M. Rhys for her long, efficient and faithful service to BRHS. 20 Jail Joiwd Zwelve flew Jaculty Members MRS. GENEVIEVE AILLET ... Librarian ... � pn n«or Library and Projection flub ... enjoy reading and bridge MR. JACK W. ANDRE ... P.E. eoarhed American I-rgion baxball tail auauner ... tojoya golf MR. HAROLD ASCHENBRENNEK ... Biology ... co-apenaora Junior Academy of Science ... coachea mreading learn ... Hkea diving and rebuilding old rare MRS. RUTH ATHERTON ... Algebra II and Ceometry ... ro{i ya aewing. eanping. and mountain climbing MR. WAYNE AUSTIN ... P.E. head baakelbill coach ... aaaiatant coach in track and football ... likea to fiah and hunt MISS SUE AVERY ... Engliah I and II MRS. CONNIE BELK ... Typing I and Senior Arithmetic ... eo|oya leading and aewing MRS. MARJORIE N. BLOCKER ... vocal meric ... apoaaora Folk aingrra and Madrigal ... enjoy her family, readieg. and painting FRICASSEE photographer snaps photographer snapping Mrs. Vernon. 21 Mrs. Hughmark “rolls off” her complicated formulas. MRS. EDWIN COCKRELL ... Eng. lish III ... sponsor Writer ' Club ami National Honor Society ... enjoy tud nt writing. (lower arranging. bridge, poetry, punier, and American Literature MRS. JOHN COLLIER ... Art ... sponsors Art Club ... liken to read, paint, and lew Mr. Dejean—out of the history class and onto the field. MRS. LILLIAN w. BOEHKINCER ... English ••• sponsor Future Teacher of America ... enjoy read-in , music, and sowing MRS. HELEN W. BOYD ... Biology ... co- pon� or� Natiunal Honor Society ... taught a Biology our� e in Puerto Rico la� t summer ... enjoys swimming, horseback riding. and handicraft MRS. ELY A CARTER ... Librarian ... enjoy reading and tennis MRS. CERTRLDE CLARK ... Eng-lish II ... sponsor Future Nurses of America ... likes to paint, read, write, and travel MRS. LAURA COTTON ... English III and Latin I ... Co-sponsor Latin Club ... enjoy reading, designing, gardening, wing, and hiking MR. WAYNE COUVILI.ION ... At. gebia and Senior Math ... enjoy aporls event and golf Above.: A moment of quiet, a moment of conference Mr. Church and Mrs. Jones talk as another day draws to a close. Right: Mrs. Michael spikes spirit. 22 faculty Showed Spirit M Student Activities MR. JOHN B. DEJEAN ... World History and P.E. ... sponsor Red Cro Council ... enjoy Irani and listening to music. MRS. JOYCE B. DOBBINS ... Biology Civics, and General Science ... enjoys cooking and tewing. MRS. S.B. FLEET ... Civic ... like to read, dance, and listen to good music MR. JOHN B. FLY ... Ccncral Metals and Woodworking ... enjoy camping and fishing. As new teachers at BRHS, Miss Avery and Coach Austin attempt lo decipher various memos. Upper Left: Mr. Johnson is found guilty of a trig error. MR. HOLLIS FULTON ... March-ing. Concert and Stage Band ... enjoys book and record collecting. MRS. GWEN GAMBLE ... Cuid-anco Counselor ... like to read, swim, and travel. MRS. PHOEBE P. CASPERECZ ... Algebra 1 ... enjoy sewing and cralit. 23 J MKS. NORMA F. CF.RACE ... Biology ... co-� ponsor Junior Academy of Science ... like to «wim, and collect autiqurs MISS BEATRICE CLASS ... latin I. II, and III ... co- pon oi� Latin Club ... enjoy people, reading, cooking, tewing, music, dogt, and cat N CK'At I MR. BRIEN GUILLORY ... Me-ehaniral and Architectural Drawiog ... sponsor Safely Club ... like to hunt, fish, camp, and play golf. MR. PAUL IIAEUBER ... Chemistry ... enjoy swimming, golf, hunting, and woodcraft MR. ROBERT HUCHES ... Ameri-can History. Problems of Democracy. Economic MRS. PATRICIA HUCHMARK ... Chemistry ... like bridge and golf Upper Right: Mrs. Cerace starts Sophomores in their knowledge of science. Middle: Teachers conducted their own sing-in. Right: Twiddlc-diddlc-dcc! There’s a good way and a bad way and Mr. Fulton knows the difference. Zeackers Were Qaides And Participants MRS. JOHN HUNTER ... English IV. Ill MRS. I ll MAN JACKSON ... I.|. bra ry Clerk ... enjoy gardening and dccoupagc MR. GUY JOHNSON ... Algebra I. Advanced Math ... Co-tpontor Mu Alpha Theta and Hi Y Club ... likes tv lead and liatrn to opera MISS CI.F.O JONES ... French I. II. and English II ... aponsora French Club ... enjoys piano, ten ni . and skiing MR. JIM KEATON ... American History ... reaches Junior Varsity baseball and football ... Iik s golf MR. WILLIAM LEPORE ... Ameri-can History and Civica MR. WILLIAM LIGNOS ... Algebra II and Physics ... sponsors Sigma Fellowship ... like to fish and read MR. JOHN LONG ... P.E. Upper Left: Miss Millet doubled checked on student progress, carefully moving students through the paces of French. Upper Right: Mr. Couvillion contemplated the infinite possibilities of the opaque projector. Left: A winner! Pinning on a ribbon which read “Beat the Panthers,” Mr. Vandcrburg joined the spirit team. 25 mrs. lucille McDowell ... English III ... co-sponsors “Fri-cassee” ... enjoy mu� lc and art MR. LEON McGRAW ... Civic ... head football coach and Athletic Director ... likes fishing, hunting, all sports, swimming, horse and dog races DR. CHARLES MACMURDO ... Spanish ... sponsor Spanish and Honor Spanish Clubs ... enjoy music, gardening, and the Naval Reserve MRS. CAREY MATHIS ... Algebra II ... runs the bookroom ... enjoys embroidering and all sports events MRS. SARA MICHAEL ... Ad. vanccd Placement English and English IV ... sponsors Beta Club ... enjoys collecting rut glass and horseback riding MISS MARIETTA MILLET ... French and Spanish ... sponsor French Club and American Field Service ... enjoys reading and music Upper Right: Teachers often found their boxes full of various and sundry items. Right: A BRHS’ bookkeeper, Mrs. Byers held the purse strings. MRS. IRIS MORCAN ... Home Economics ... enjoys cooking, sew. ing, gardening, and bridge MRS. ADRIENNE PERCY ... P.E. ... sponsors Swimming Team and co-sponsors Booster ... enjoys swimming, diving, tennis, bridge, and family eamping 26 Mrs. Kleinpcter performed the impossible—keeping up with absentees. Office Personnel Operated School Efficiently MRS. SARAH PRESCOTT ... Cuid-aocr Coun oior ... apontor Boomer and Cheerleader ... like to fi«h MRS. MARGARET REDF1ELD ... Distributive Education ... apontor D.E. ... intere ted in antique china and glattwarc MRS. DOI.ORES SCHMIDT ... C-r-man I, II. and Engliih ... pon or Ccrman Club ... enjoy gardening MRS. ELOISE SHEFFIELD ... Typing ... «pon or« Cooperative Edu. cation ... enjoy bridge MRS. ANNE SILVA ... Typing 1 MRS. MARTHA SMILEY ... PE. and Bookkeeping I, II interested in stamp , rock , coin . and student . Upper Left: An endless round of menu-planning was a challenge for Mrs. Lanier and Mrs. Matson Left: Mr. Daniels—the man who knew I1KIIS from top to bottom. 27 MRS. JF.ANNINE SMITH ... Typ ing and Office Practice ... enjoy sewing and mu� ie MR. C. D. SNODDY ... Geometry ... alto work in Guidance Office ... like to fish, hunt, and swim MRS. SARAH SPENCE ... Home Economics ... sponsor Future Homemakers of America MRS. BETTY STEVENSON ... P.E. ... Sponsors Fricassee ... likes to sew and enjoy bridge MRS. C. M. STRANGE ... English IV and Journalists ... sponsors Buaacr ... enjoys sports, travel, nnd music MR. PAUL VANDERBURG ... American History ... likes reading and collecting records Mr. Ligno3 explains it again! Far Right: Mrs. Strange, as it seems. In September Mrs. Welch got the “quick brown fox” moving. 28 Zeaehers Enjoyed Challenging Hobbies MRS. MARGARET VERNON ... Geometry ... co-sponsors Mu Alpha Theta ...enjoys knitting and reading MRS. R. JAY VINEYARD ... Senior Speech. Public Speaking, Drama and English II ... sponsor Speech Club, Debate Team ... enjoys dancing MRS. KATHERYN WELCH ... Shorthand, Business English, and Typing ... enjoys knitting, gardening. and fishing Upper Left: Mrs. Gerace’s class awaits .he order—“Roll ’em!” Below: Caught in a moment of frivolity —Coach Long. MR. ALBERT WESTALL ... Driver Education ... raises rabbits commercially for processing and Lab work MRS. OUIDA WHALEN ... Shorthand 1, Typing I and II ... enjoys flower growing. 29 Who's Who At Mon Kouge High It is with pleasure and pride that we present to you the following Seniors who were selected by the faculty to appear in the Who’s Who 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 Raton Rouge High School one of the finest in the nation. Beverly Locke Anderson Lawrence Earl Buzzell James Dudley Benton Janis Black Michael David Blanchard John Bretton Brantley Gail Elizabeth Dicharry Elizabeth Ransom Forman Oliver Warren Hargrove Alden Holloway 32 Mickey Lee Johnston Tom Dean McAdams Elizabeth Price McCord Nancy Eileen McDonald Hugh Roy Means Thomas Bryan Pugh Mary Frances Samson Catherine Schaffar ick Carol Dianne Stephens Kerry Mark Varisco Vanna Elizabeth Warmack Bonnie Jean Williams 33 Mr. tt.KM.S. Mike Blanchard Miss n.K.M.S. Vanrn Warmack Mr. And Miss EK.Ji.S. £] Mr. BRHS .. . Involvement .. . Work ... Planning the Prom ... Cheering ... “Let’s go with BRHS” ... Honor Spanish . . . Honor English . . . “I don’t even understand the questions” . . . Poems, essays, Writers Club ... Pres, of the Senior Class .. . English tests instead of lunch .. . Devotion ... Spirit ... Mike Blanchard Miss BRHS ... Friendship ... Laughing ... Homecoming Queen ... Tears and smiles . .. HiSteppers .. . Christmas Card Girl ... HomeEc ... Cooking for A’s ... English “Marshalls and their Badges” ... Decorating ... Cramming for tests ... Joy ... Beauty . .. Vanna Warmack 35 Senior Class lavorite 3ramine Samson Senior Class -favorite Kenny Qrier Senior Class favorite Connie Williams a Senior Class Samite fteverly Anderson i 1J WHF 'TO’DCWBS Senior Class Javorite Mie cey Johnston Da Senior Class favorite (Jail Dickarry 39 homecoming Queen Miss Vama 41 Junior Maids Sophomore Maids M iss $oni Mdcrson Miss Sherri Connor ’69 Homecoming Court 44 Zoyland Set Zhe Zkeme Sot Zhe Annual Pageant Allen Miller Senior Beau Student Council Sponsored Innovative ‘ Shoe Drive1' (Below) Gail Dicharry, Tommy Pugh and David Andrews in troduced Baker High officers, Kristie Cooker and Kerry Hicks, to Mr. Burge. (Right) Tom McAdams and Mickey Johnston, first semester V P and Pres., counted pairs of shoes. Student Council served as a liaison between BRH students and faculty. They sponsored a successful “shoe drive” at Christmas, by collecting money for more than eighty pair of new shoes for needy students. Holmes Department Store then matched these, pair-for-pair. The Council sponsored the Butch Fund, planned a Spring Dance, and generally kept student view-points ‘on the scene.’ Faculty advisor was Mr. Bacot. REPRESENTATIVES: Front Rote; Mike Concot . Dale McCurdy. Shep Polorola, Kinny Wilklnton. Becky Partont. Nancy Waller. Ruthle Dirphio, Diane Pate, Lee Schelly; Row 2: Keith Kimble. Phillip Lilian!. Pam Sehulinkamp, Chuck Smith, Leila Kinney, Jennifer Hill. Ceorge Travi . Bonnie William . Jackie Templet, Laarie Baeit, Carol Polorola, Leroy Wilaon. Don Crall; Rote 3 s Janiae Rose, Phillip Cehcbcr, Bobby Hamm, Ronnie Dumigao, Johnny Brantly, Hugh Meant, Hunter Christy, Dinah Rceac, Annette Breatcale, Debbie Pratt, Rom Is Jill Hardgraec, Michele Ward, Jim Carlton, Corky Osbourne, Scott Ncoiy, Mark Variscu, Scotty Mayer. Chris McEwco, Brooks Tyler, Mary Edward , Cindy Hunter, Lyna Betel:. Torn McAdams (at left) addressed the Council. (Center) Mr. Bocol, sponsor, talks to Committee Chairmen Janet Hart, Administration; Tommy Robinson, Assemblies; Kate Schaffarzick, Ways and Means; Mike Blanchard, Social; Jimmy Benton, Building and Ground; Kenny Grier, Traffic; Mickey Johnston. Publicity. (Below) Mr. Snood) clarified traffic rules and regulations to the Council. COMMITTEEMEN: Front Row: Kathy Moser, Linda Wren, Carol Hartzo, Ann dc Montluzin, Barbara Hardaway, Jam, Peek, Betsy Allen, Janis Black, Kathy Willingham, Nancy McNutt, Tracy Owens, Jennifer Hill; Row 2: Mike Connor, Nelson Mattox, Scotty Mayer, Mary Wethern, Ricky Moreland, Bonnie Williams, Hunter Christy, Carol Stevens, Bill Scheffy, Annette Brcazcalc, Richard Burford, Frances Kilbus, I-ee Herrington, Carol Maher, Allen Broussard. Michele Ward, Floyd Gray, Robin Benton, Betsy McCord, Leroy Wilson. Hugh Means. 63 National Mom Society Jnitinted Students Who NHS, sponsored by Mrs. Katherine Cockrell, recognizes top notch students who are outstanding in scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Membership in NHS assures students of the right to try for outstanding scholarships available only to those who wear the key. Kathy Arnold Jim Rallard Mike Blanchard Peggy Boudreaux Dr nr el Brown Luellcn Carradinc Linda Flowers Barbara Hardaway Buddy Hargrove Janise Haney Rick Harvin Ricky Hirsrh Aldon Holloway Jane Howe M Maintained 3.5 + Average Jar Jive Straight Semesters Kay Williamson Richard Johnson Gail Lamousin Jackie Livingston Jennie McCIcan Betsy McCord Carolyn Roberts Kate Schaffarzick Bill Sheffy Ann Seigal Alice Vercher Laura Webb Bonnie Williams Enough of these (properly chosen) arc stimulating to the brain, and (properly assimilated) may lead to membership in National Honor. 65 Key Club Published Key, Entertained Orphans, Ke) Club, sponsored by Kiwanis International, is a major service club seiving home, school, community, and Cod. A 3.0+ average and demon-.'lrated leadership are requirements for membership. 1 o members won district recogni-. Richard Bui ford as district board her and Alden Holloway as Key .I' bber of the Month. Officers fright and below) are Bud-Hargrove, President; Alden Hollo-. V.P.; Richard Burford, Secre- tai y; Charles Zeanah, Treasurer; Mickey Johnston, David Andrews, Adrian Percy, Directors. Jim Benton Mike Blanchard Johnny Brantley Randy Brown Jo Collier Don Craft Key Club had three sponsors: Laurie Bacot, Janis Black, and Janet Hart. James Crane Jack Darnpf Kenney Grier John Hair Ted Heroman I-ee Herrington Kandy Keller Keith Kimble Kick McGuire Kicky Moreland Rcgi Mullins Hereford Percy 67 Key Club meetings were sometimes hectic. At left, meml do an assortment of jobs. Below, BKHS Key Clubbers Tommy R.,bin� n and David Andrews attended Kiwanis Internationals Thursday dinner downtown. Tommy Pugh Hutch Richard Tommy Robinson Bill Scheffy Lee Scheffy Bing Stewart Mike Tedford Mike Thompson Brooks Tyler Mark Varisco Leroy Wilson Jack Zielinski 68 The FRICASSEE staff was responsible for the creation, sale, and distribution of Baton Rouge High’s yearbook. Staff members began their work in the summer by selling ads to local businessmen. They sponsored the annual Beaux and Bells Beauty Pageant in December, and they presented the Fricassee assembly in the spring. To qualify for the staff, students maintained an overall C average and had a strong desire to work. fricassee Recorded J Zrain Of Events (Right) Luellen Carradine and Denzel Brown: co-editors. (Below) Jan Payne, Diane Tardo, and Benell Trahan: ads and index. (Center) Dale MacCurdy and Wesley Kinney: sports. (Bottom lejt) Carol Mitchell, Liz Forman, and Allyson Anderson: features. (Bottom right) Ann DeMontluzin and Carol Hartzo: managers. highT OLTAGE 70 ' (Top left) Nancy Craig, Diane Laquerre, and Mary Wethern, Ann Stockwell; classes. (Right) Sydney Earle, Nanc Schmeider, and Jennifer Hill; organizations. (Center) Bill MacCurdy, Wesley Kinney, and Alan Ciaunch; photographers. (Bottom left) Backstage work for Beaux and Belles. (Bottom right) Denzel Brown revamps the opening section. 71 Cibmy Club Members Meard Kook Reviews Checking out books . . . arranging magazines ... straightening books on the shelves ... sorting the library mail . . . checking students in and out ... maintaining the cards ... repairing old books ... these are the many tasks of the Library Aids. The Library Club was composed of student helpers who sacrificed their study halls to work in the library. Guest speakers were featured at several meetings to stimulate student interest in careers in library work. Mrs. Allies introduces Mrs. Boh Scarce (at right who gave sonic book reviews. Mrs. Carter and Mis. Jackson (bclotri wait t« help -indents find and check out hooks. Table I: Donna i.jHordc, Jeanette luing, Barbara Hutson. Debbie Howell. Betty Loquc, Betty Jean Edwards, Wanda Yr--Mary Sue (jilvaruso, Pauline McCraken; Table 2: Linda Bell. Nancy Hughes, Beth Christian, Jackie Chambers, Ch ''Sl Trez Owens. Leslie Wilson. Debbie King. 72 Pelican State Promoted (governmental leadership Louisiana Pelican State, held at LSU during the summer, was attended by 1200 students. This nine-day experience in government was sponsored by the American Legion to encourage responsible leadership in the leaders of tomorrow. Through experience, the delegates became familiar with the government on city, parish, and state levels. A number of delegates received honors: Front Row: Nancy McDonald, outstanding citizen, mayor, counselor for ’69: Franeine Samson, Secretary of State, Mayor; Vanna Warmack, Delegate to House of Representatives: Bonnie Williams, school board: Bach Roiv: Laurie Bacot, district judge; Gail Dicharry, Senator, president police jury; Janet Hart, delegate to House of Representatives. (Not shown) Beverly Anderson, delegate to House of Representatives, Speaker of House, most outstanding representative. front Row: Kenny ,r|er. Mayor, Counselor for ’69; Tommy Pugh, Senator, State Party committee chairman; Hugh Means, outstanding clerk legislature; Bill Sheffy, Secretary of Police jury; Ruck Row: Mickey Johnston, parish party chairman, mator. counselor : Guy Adams, Senator; Joe Kopfler; Mike Blanchard, President of School Board, parish party chairman, counselor ’69. Beta Clubbers Attended State Convention Jn IS at on Rouge Officers of the Beta Club were Aldcn Holloway— President; Regi Mullins—Vice President; Alice Vercher—Secretary; and Nancy McDonald- -Treasurer. A desire lo work and serve their school and community was the purpose of the Beta Club. As stipulations for membership, the forty-one members were required to have an overall “B” average and a desire to work for and serve the school. Some of the clubs projects were ringing bells for the Salvation Army, washing cars, and visiting various nursing homes. The State Convention was held in Baton Rouge and attended by BRHS Beta Clubbers. David Andrews Jim Ballard Larry Bamcll .Mike Blanchard Johnny Brantley Laurie Bacot Janis Black Richard Burford Margie Dijohn Janet Hart Buddy Hargrove Barbara Hardaway 74 Jane Howe Mickey Johnston Frances Kilbus Wesley Kinney Eldon LcDoux Betsy McCord Carolyn Mayer Jane Peck Tommy Pugh Hereford Percy Butch Richard Kale Schaffarzick Lee Seheffy Bill Scheffy Bing Stewart George Travis Mark Varisco Kay Williamson Mary Helen Watson Bonnie Williams Jack Zielinski Charley Zcunnah 75 boosters— Zke '‘Working Club ! Boosters—a name for a super-club: a go everywhere, do everything group of girls who dedicated hours to work for school spirit, leadership. To be a member, girls must pass inspection and marching tests judged by the L.S.U. Pershing Rifles, honor marching squad of the ROTC. To stay a member, each must maintain a “C” average in academic subjects, and pass all written tests on marching. COMPANY C: Seated: Melanie Haase, Patty Montct, Carol Passman. Sherryl Sharp, Ann Seigal, Sara Chapman; Standing: Sally Millican, Cindy Bartkie-wieez, Amelia Wood, Beth Christian, Ellen Wcilhachcr, Joanic Anderson, Mary Jones, Alice Verchcr, Brenda McArthur. Brookic Allphin, Lelie Kenney, Beth Howell, Ellon Williams. 76 Events of the year included a Homecoming Tea on Oct. 17, Style Show on Dec. 15, and a Rodeo Parade. Community Calendar sales were successful, as well as ringing hells during Christmas. During the year, Boosters entertained the student body with skits at the pep rallies. Before football games, they decorated the locker of each player, and during the games they performed half-time shows with skill. COMPANY B: Row 1: Gayle Kettler, Jeanic Montet, Joy Coursey, Laurie Wiell, Debbie Scott, Ann Barnam, Julie Chapman; Row 2: Liz Thielman, Chris Thompson, Betsy Allen, Barbara Hardaway, Paula Denny, Susan Dantin; Row 3: Madgelinc Hankc, Marian Thomas, Stephanie Boyter, Jean Petty, Nancy Hirsch, Bobby Jean Stout. 77 Who boosts RUMS Rest? — RRHS Roosters! Below: Jane Howe, V.P.; Carol Stevens, Operations Officer; Betsy McCord, Pres.; Mary Helen Watson, Treas.; Jackie Livingston, Sec. COMPANY I): Front Row: Joanie Switzer, Martha Gibson, Nancy McNutt, Charlotte Bateman, Margaret Stafford, Nancy Hardaway; .Middle Row: Linda Zittraucr, Martha Jane McCarley, Tessie Patrick, Myra McClure, Cynthia Howe, Adrian Andrews; Rack Row: Mary Helen Watson, Laura Webb, Sandra Grey, Lucy Berman, Joanne Anderson, Juannio Schopfler. Darrlyn Hall. 78 1 BOY BOOSTERS, (at left). Front Row: Conrad Adkins, Leroy Wilson, Kenny Grier, Bill Scheffy, Hunter Christy; Middle Row: Steve Durrett, Steve Sandnlil, Scotty Mayer, Larry Bazzell, Richard Bombet; Back Row: Lance Caulfield, Jeff Cox, Oliver Thomas, George Travis, Jimmy Prescott, Brooks Tyler, Barry Blumbcrg. COMPANY C: Front Row: Carol Stevens, Martha Henard, Nancy Litton, Claire Rogers, Dinah Brewer, Libby Johnston, Carolyn Mayer: Row 2: Linda Wren, Joannic Anderson, Frances Kilbus. Karen Breaud, Kathleen Stewart; Row 3: Debra Levine, Carolyn Coco, Debra Romero. Julie McMorris; Row 4: Becky Reynolds, Becky Parsons, Caro! Cassano, Johanna Saizon; Back Row: Pam Porter, Joan Williams. 79 j{ard Work Was “fast Jim Jot MJtS boosters COMPANY F: Betsy McCors, Joan Burford, Polly Prosser, Christy Lain, Dodi Johnston. Lolly Thompson, Susan Peek, Diane Peek. Back Row: Irene Smith, Mary Edwards, Cindy Renolds, Robin Benton, Cherri Conners, I-or-rinda McIntyre, Cindy Andrews, Linda Dawson, Jane Peck. 80 COMPANY H AND I: Front Row: Gail Dicharry, Candy Sibley, Carolyn Roberts, Nancy Waller, Rutliie Darphin, Laurie Bacot; Row 2: Kay Williamson, Linda Lack, Janet Hart, Diane Page, Dinah Reese, Annette Breazeale, Kathy Willingham; Row 3: Janis Black, Vanna Warmack, Cathy Moser, Kate Schaffarzick, Gwen Guidrey, Cissy Cotter, Doro Sims, Francine Samson, Nancy McDonald. 81 PPMS Pand Paled Number One Jn All-Parish First How: Mary Anne Crane, Melinda Burford, Cathy Fall, Chcrri Pratt, Elva Hile, Marilyn Sallinger, Edith Taylor; Second Ro J.m Will, Bohhy Chapman, Martha Lux. Cary Ellison, Phil Fritz, Anthony Dentro, Marc Walker, Johnny Hebert, Tommy Mitts, L Bcsch, Steve Rose, Carolyn Besch, Sandra Adams, Amanda Tull; Third Row: Brenda Favaron, Becky Broome, Diana Hooper, Jur Lambert, Janet McDaniel, Raymond Turner, Hoy Delanoix. Charles Jack, Charles Ilarvell, Mark Jordan, Bill Grinagc, Clifford Gregor;-Janice Scab, John Roberts, Hunter Thom, Gene Wallace, John Curtis, Ernie Gautrcau, Bonnie Pcrsingcr, Lorinda deVries, Mike Coates David Waite; Fourth Row: Richard Johnson, Evelyn Milbap, Alan Traylor, Ricky Orillion, Jessica White, Roger Chapin, Larry Chapin, Vic Summers, Mr. Hollis Fulton, Director, and A1 Dickerson. 82 Musicians selected 1� tin- LSI Miimc Faculty as All-Parish Bandsmen were. Seated: Hunter Thom. Amanda Tull. Carolyn Bcsch, Jan Will. Brenda Favaron. Mary Anne Crane, Melinda Burford. Cathy Fall, Lynn Bcsch, and David Waite; Standing: Larry Chapin. Ernie Cautreau. Mark Jordan. Charles Jack, Raymond Turner. Roy Delanoix, Bobby Chapman. Phil Fritz, Tommy Mitts, Anthony Dentro and Steve Rose. 83 “Butu, tCuualtu, Anti Bmuu Was Hand Jiiotto Tlie Stage Hand member were. First Rote: Mary Anne Crane, Phil Fritz, Ste'o Rose, Bobby Chapman, Anthony Dentro; Secon F. John Curtis, Hunter Thom, Ernie Cautreau. John Roharts. Gene Wallace; Third Rou: Charles Harvell, Roy Dclanoix, Raymond Cltarles Jack, Mark Jordan; Fourth Row: Tommy Mitts, Roger Chapin. Phillip Celpi. Larry Chapin, Richard Johnson, and Mr. V F. (Band Director). The Band officers were: Seated: Martha Lux, Publicity Chairman; Jan Will. Asststanl Librarian; Brenda Favaron, Librarian: Amant lull, Vice-President; Mary Anne Crane, Secretary; Standing: Larry Chapin. President; Hunter Thom, Student Conductor: Chari Harvell, Drum Major; Raymond Turner, High Brass Section Leader; Anthony Dentro. Low Woodwind Section Trader; Phil Frit Assistant Drum Major: and Alan Traylor, Percussion Section Leader. 84 IL. A Flute, Oboe, Bassoon Sectional French Horn Quartet Hunter Thorn, Conducting At Rehearsal In Formation Teaching the Student Conductor The wind from the rear! Cla s Clarinets HI S L :o ROUGE HI SCHOOL BAND Trumpets and Baritones Choirs Presented Christmas Concert Jt PR MS Concert and Training Choirs planned and performed a Christmas concert for the school in December. Doth choirs attended the L.M.E.A. district festival in March. Many members of both groups enjoyed a tour of Washington and New York in the spring. Penny Rutledge and Faith Hall try out the in a first run-through of “lx. How a Rose e’er Bl ing.” A Capella Choir members are, Bottom Row: Ann Segiel, Wanda Wilson. Mona Prudhome. Diane Tardo. Mary Beth MacMurry, Debbie Sanchez. Brenda Chaumont, Ann Ourso, Penny Rutledge, Kathy Arnold. Sharon Angelloz, Terri Colomb, Gayle Dickerson. Debbie Dziuba: Second Row: Tom McAdams, Connie Clegg, Susan Gibson, Mary Johnson. Lee Davis. Ivy Lambert. Cindy Catchings. Ixta Hodges. Cindy Hunter, Fran Cutanzaro. Lisa Hernandez. Gwen Williams. Pam Berecgeay, Page McCutcheon, Faith Hall, Janice Harvey; Third Row: C. I.. Tubre, Gertie Forrest. Cherie Omberg, Martha Long. Jim Couch, Mike Haviland, Robbie Hannaman, Steven Smith. Milton Nall, Tommy Owrn . Benny Legeaux. Colcen Alexander, Debbie Caraway. Jeanette I-ang; Fourth Row: Jim Ballard. Bubba Cade. Danny Ulz, Reggie Mullens. Danny Harper. John Tuttle. Steve Douglas. Mike Watson, Chuck Smith. Paul Burn , Mike Tricot. Ray Stickman, Ralph Heard. 86 The Madrigals arc (seated) Tom McAdams, Lisa Hernandez, Jim Ballard, Mary Beth MeMurray, C. L. Tubre, Debbie Dziuba, Danny Ulz, Diane Tardo, Fran Catanzaro, Stephen Smith. Cindy Hunter, Regi Mullins. Anne Stockwell accompanies Diane Tardo as they work on a new arrangement. Members of the Folksinging Croup are, Bottom Row: Ann Stockwell, Reggie Mullins, Robbie Hannaman, Cathy Arnold, Hugh Means; Middle Row: Lorinda McIntyre, Cindy Adams, Colcnc Alexander, Debbie Dziuba, Susan Cibsnn, Gertie Forrest, Lisa Hernandez, Jim Ballard; Top Row: Tom McAdams, Lee Davis, Steve Smith, Jim Couch, Mike Watson. 87 Zr(lining Choir Organized ]n '69 Training Choir, Bottom Row: Pauline McCracken, Lydia Womack, Becky Beale, Susan Konikoff, Judy Cribbs, Diane Davis, Rosalie Pitre, Laura Glynn, Tammy Rcznikoff; Row 2: Diane Norwood, Elizabeth Lazarus, Margaret Hanson, Beth Bloomfield, Barbara Rutledge, Sharon Musso, Debbie Chcavallcir, Alison Hanson, Vivian Lewis, Louise Young, Peggy Price; Row 3: Diana Miller, Sue Bums, Cindy Adams, Ginger Carradine, Imclda Goins, Paula Verrette, Marrinnne Cohn, Becky Knight, Ann Lowry, Pat Smith, Trudie Hopper; Row 4: Johnny Hebert, Willie Phillips, Fred Mack, Daryl Cheatham, Dale LaBordc, Ricky Johnston, Bubba Smith, Bodney Gauthier, Charlie Brown, Martin Crccson. Muting voices to gain special effects was a continuous job for the choir di-rector, Mrs. Blocker. Choir Officers arc: Tom M c A d a m s, President; Stephen Smith, V.P.; Hugh Means, Tenor Section Leader; Jim Bal-lare, Bass Section Leader; Kathy Arnold, Alto Section Leader; Lisa Hernandez, Treasurer; Cyndy Hunter, Soprano Section Leader; Fran Catanzaro, Rohe Mistress; Penny Rutledge, Librarian; Terri Colomb, Recorder. 88 Red Cross Delivered Christmas baskets To aid Rod Cross in youth activities and to serve the community and school are the chief purposes of Red Cross. To be a member the student must be elected from his homeroom as their representative. This year the club had 70 members. This past summer some Red Cross members got together for Red Cross workshop. They were Betsy Allen, Annette Breazeale, Nancy McNutt, and Anne dcMont-luzin. Betsy also attended Red Cross Leadership Training Conference in Little Rock, Arkansas. This was a good year for accomplishing many worthy projects. Such projects were a toy drive at Christmas, and Christmas gift drive for patients at La. State Mental Hospital at Jackson. Top Left: Phyllis Arnold Jeanie Montct, Mona McCee, Nancy Hirscli, Polly Prosser, Alison Hanson, Cindy Andrews, Kathleen Stewart, I.inda Bourne, Cindy Reynolds, Anne Blackwood. Lydia Womack, Julie Dugas, Cindy Adams. Above: Bottom Row: Lura LaBordc, Suzanne Hornsby, Nicki Kennedy, Marie Daron, Jennifer Hill; Row 2: Debra Howell, Nona Madere, Nanncttc Brummctt, Karen Bacon, Suscn Allen: Row 3: Kenny Wilkinson, Leila Kinney, Rieky Sevier, Becky Parsons, Myron Dedeaux. Left: Bottom Row: Mr. dejcan (sponsor), Beth Bloomfield, Janiso. Valentine. Betsy Allen. Suscn Estes, Viki Rigglc; Row 2: Phyllis Wood, Janet Scarborough, Carol Stevens, Annette Breazeale, Paul Neese; Row 3: Debra Bruser, Chris Thompson, Cathy Willingham, Bruce Childers, Chuck Clegg. Below Left (officers): Betsy Allen, President; Marie Daron, 1st. Vice President; Suzanne Hornsby, Secretary; Annette Breazeale, Reporter; Skippy Cotton, 2nd Vice President; Miguel Delgado, Treasurer. 89 Hi- V Reorganized Js J Service Club The newly formed Hl-Y consisted of 23 members working toward a better community. It was affiliated with the local YMCA chapter, and competed with other area HI-Y clubs in basketball and football, as shown below right. Activities included delivering Christmas baskets through the United Givers, selling light bulbs, and cleaning the BRHS gym after basketball games. Officers were Scotty Mayer, V-P; Jim Ballard, Chaplain; Larry Bazzcll, Pres.; Chris McEwen, Treas.; Oliver Thomas, Sec.; Mr. Johnson, Faculty Advisor. Sponsors arc Alice Vcrchcr, Vanna Warmuck, Beverly Anderson. Front Row: Ricky Hirsch, Richard Bombet, Barry Blumherg, Aaron Joseph, Jim Turner, Hugh Means, Wesley Kenney; Back Row: Fred Celieber, Mike Blanchard, Conrad Atkins, Scott Nealy, Charles Marvell, Kick Harvin. 90 Zhe Kuzzer—KRJiS’ “Voice Of Zhe flews Justifying headlines ... Interviewing school leaders . . . Proof reading ropy ... Typing news items ... Rushing to Kennedy Print Shop .. . All these were activities of the BUZZER Staff. Each member was a student of the journalism class taught by Mrs. Strange, BUZZER advisor. The newspaper was printed at intervals throughout the school year to keep the student body informed of exciting occurrences and interesting events. In ’69 the BUZZER sponsored Christmas Card girl. Buzzer staff members arc pictured doing many tasks. (Above l(jt) Janet Smith, Mary Ann Mumo. Sharon Mitchell. (Above) Helen Wall, Mrs. Strange, Evelyn Bird. (Left) Amelia Hunter. Nancy Waller. (Below) Nancy Ciles. Luellen Carradinc, Liz Forman. (Bottom left) Pat Hamilton, Tammy Reznikoff. (Bottom right) Denise Edwards, Vicki Riggle. 91 KRHS Safety Club Enjoyed Quest Speakers This past November several members of the B.R.H.S. Safety Club attended the Louisiana Safety Conference, at which Diane Bruser received the honor of serving as State Secretary of the Louisiana Youth Safety Council. To be eligible for membership, a student must have two thirds votes of all the members. This past school year, the club had many interesting speakers; among them were Mr. Doyle, Supervisor of Safety Education, and Stan Zcbozan of the Louisiana Highway Safety Department. Bottom Row: Katy Morrison, Paul Hums, Jean ('otter, Hunter Christy, Lindsey Spiller, Jim Carlson. Lee Schcffy, Jo Collier, Hampton Grunc-wald, Dour Page, Shep Polozola, Adrien Percy, Christy Lain, Joani Anderson, Lolly Thompson, Sue Bums, Pat McKay, Tommy Robinson, Hereford Percy, Diane Bruser, John Hair, Chuck Smith, Anne Barnum. O') OFFICERS: Cail Dicharry, Secretary; Diane Page, Treasurer; John Hair, President; and Beverly Anderson, Vi. -President. Front Row: Mr. Guillory (sponsor), Cail Dicharry, Diane Page, Beverly Anderson; Row 2: Johnny Brantly, Jannis Black, Charlotte Hyde, Kick McGuire, Dennis Lorio, David Kingrea, Ronnie Dumigan, Micky Johnston; Row 4: Mark Varisco, Kenny Grier, Kathy Willingham, Reggi Mullens, Larry Bazzcll. Mu Alpha Zketa Had Zkree Members Zaking Mu Alpha Theta is Baton Rouge High’s Honor Math Club. Its members are those juniors and seniors who have completed at least four semesters of high school work, have maintained at least a 3.0 average per semester in college preparatory mathematics, have a 3.0 overall average per semester in all subjects, ami have satisfactorily completed the first six weeks of eleventh grade. A picnic was held at Mrs. Vernon’s house to welcome new members. She ami Mr. Johnson serve as sponsors for the group. Pictured are: Mr. Johnson, sponsor; Bill Schcffy. President; Mrs. Vernon. sponsor; and. Top Row: Buddy Hargrove, Vice President; Barbara Hardaway. Treasurer; Kate Schaffarzick, Secretary: and Wesley Kinney, Vice President. Junior members of Mu Alpha Theta arc, Bottom Row: Kenny Wilkinson, Leila Kinney, Becky Parsons, Richard Burford, Jack Dampf, Lance Caulfiekd, Whit Martin; 2nd Row: Dale McCurdy, Joanic Switzer, Karen Bacon, Jane Peek, Francis Kilims, Kathy Moser, Carolyn Maher, Linda Wren; 3rd Row: Tracy Coe, Dot Sim, Carol Mitchell, Nancy Craig, Lee Fournct, Linda Lack, Julie Me Morris, Anne Barnum; 4th Row: Carolyn Coco, Darallyn Hall, Mary' Frances Fournier, Katy Hayes, Mary Ann Crane, Lorinda de Vries, Diane Uquerre, Frances Cruse; 5th Row: Karen Brand, Martha Gibson, Nancy Litton, Hereford Percy, David Andrews, Jerry Keister, Eldon Lcdoux, Rickey Curry. 94 Senior members of Mu Alpha Theta arc, Jenny McCIcan, Debbie Ro-mero, Laura Webb, Barbara Hardaway; 2nd Row: Buddy Hardgrove, Ricky Hirsch, Alden Holloway, Bill Schcffy, Wesley Kinney; 3rd Rote: Johnny Brantley, Janis Black, Laurie Bacot, Kay Williamson, Kate Schaffar-zick; 4th Rote: Nancy McDonald. Mickey Johnston, Diane Page, Vanna Warmack; 5th Rote: Mark Varisco, Regi Mullins, Janet Hart, I roy Wilson; 6th Row: Rick Harvin, Jim Turner, Denzel Brown, Rick McGuire; 7 th Row: Charley Zeanah, Bonnie Williams, Jane Howe, Betsy McCord, Lawrence Levcnthal; 8th Row: Jackie Livingston, Linda Flowers, Janis Harvey, Ann Scigal, Charles Harvcll; 9th Row: Steve Glusman, Carolyn Roberts, Alice Ver-chcr, Margie Dijohn, Jim Ballard. 95 Melissa Brammer, Mary Wethem, and Richard Johnson return to BRHS from their 7:30 calculus class at L.S.U. Sigma Jellowship Served Js Stimulus Zc Scientific (foals Sigma Fellowship, sponsored by Mr. William Lignos, had 35 members this past year, all scientifically inclined. It served to encourage students’ interests in science. Invitations were issued to juniors in good standing after rating by a screening board. Clayton Ryan was guest speaker for the first meeting. Sigma members enjoyed the annual Sigma Banquet. They also helped stuff envelopes for the TB Association, and backed the Butch Fund. Pictured here are Mr. Lignos (top); Wesley Kinney, president; (bottom) Regi Mullens, vice-president; Barbara Hardway, secretary-treasurer. Bottom How: Barbara Hardaway, Kate Schaffar .ick. Vanna War mack. Debbie Romero. Mary Jones, Carolyn Roberts. Kay Williamson. Jane Howe, Betsy McCord; Top Row: Fairy B . y. ll, Buddy Hargrove, R« y Mickey Johnson. Charlie «anab. Mr. Hi,sch. Regi Mullens. Lignos. 96 Front Row: Frances Kilbus, Jane Peek. Kathy Moser, Carolyn Maher; Back Row: David Andrews Bing Stewart, Richard Burford, Hereford Percy. Steve Glusman, Ricky Hirech, and Jim Benton attended summer science programs at various universities in the south. They had scheduled classes during the day as well as field trips and special activities. 97 Bottom Row: Ruthi Darphin, Pam Gordon, Ann Siegel, Kay Williamson, Melanie Haase, Barbara Hardaway; 2nd Row: Phyllis Carney, Lindy LaCour, Kate Schaffarzick, Janis Black, Nancy McNutt, Sydney Earle, Mary Wcthern; 3rd Row: Margaret Hanson, Marilyn Miller, Lisa Hernandez, Jean Petty, Mary Jones, Alcn Holloway; 4th Row: Chris McEwcn, Aaron Joseph, Lewis Anderson, Alan Davis, Larry Bazzcll; 5th Row: Rick McGuire, Hugh Means, Barry Blunibcrg, Richard Bombet, Johnny Brantley, Dennis Lorio. Bottom Row: Carol Hartzo, Charlotte Rahm, Jenny McClean, Carol Polozola, Beverly Anderson; 2nd Row: Jackie Livingston, Margie Dijohn. Joy Coursey, Laura Webb, Jane Howe; 3rd Row: Harold Williams, Bill Schcffy, Charley Zcanah, Guy Adams; 4th Row: Allen Broussard, Margaret Hanson, Mike Blanchard, Richard Norton; 5th Row: Steve Glusman, Charles Harrell, LcRoy Wilson, Jan Parsons, Carol Cassano, Richard Hughes. Members of the Junior Academy • . come familiar with numerous scienlH tools. 98 Mrs. Ceracc Mr. Aschenbrenner junior Academy Promoted Scientific Achievement Students interested in science in any aspect enjoyed the activities and stimulus provided by the Junior Academy of Science. Requirements for membership: an overall “B average or better in math, science, or social science. Scholarships are awarded to the outstanding member, yearly. Junior Academy sponsored a nine-day Nassau field trip. They visited such places as the seaquar-ium in Miami, the dungeons of Fort Charlotte, and then Nassau for four exciting days. Some of the money for the Nassau trip was obtained through the sale of tickets to movies. Sponsors for the Junior Academy were Mrs. Norma Gerace and Mr. Harold Aschcnbrenner. Officers are Kathy Arnold. Reporter; Mark Varisco, President; Jim Benton, Parliamentarian; Richard Burford. Treasurer; Eldon LcDoux, Vice-President; and Gail Dichary, Secretary. Bottom Row: George Travis, Hereford Percy, Bing Stewart, Nancy Craig. Jan Payne, Leila Kinney, Becky Reynolds Nancy Litton. Kenny Wilkinson, Ellrn Weilbacher, Annette Baggio. 2nd Row: Oarrylin Hall, Susan Cancienne, Mary Frances Fournier, Karen Baron, Ann Barnum, Buster Brown, Colleen May, Cindy Barikiewirz. Patty Montet; 3rd Row: Susan Dantin, Katie Hays, Juannic Schoeffler, Doro Sims, Lindsey Spiller. Dale Snoddy, Dale MacCurdy, Debra Levine; 4th Row: Julie McMorris, Martha Jane MeMarley, Lorinda deVries. Nadine Luther. Jane Peek, Frances Kilhus. Denise Hamilton, I.inda Thorning; 5th Row: Karen Braud, Martha Gibson, Sue Durlaeher, Carolyne Coro, Linda Wren, Kathy Moser, Carolyn Maher, Whit Martin; 6th Row: Tracey Coe. Frances Kruse. Richard Forrest. Charles Konikoff. Cliff Yarbrough, Dallas Richard; 7th Row: Richard Curry, Jerry Keister. David Andrews, Ed White, Eldon LcDoux. John Hair, Lee Schcffy. Jimmy Prescott; 8th Row: Phil Fritz, Bob Strader, Steve Sandahl, Lance Carl field, Richard Burford. 99 Art students had experience with various media. 100 Top Row: Ruthic Darphin, Annette Brcazeale, Iiilly Moores, Betsy Allen, Denise Edwards, Sydney Earle; 2nd Row: Laura Webb, Mike Duby, Elizabeth Forman, Rosemary Beavers O’Connor, Debby Ricks. “MovieMasterpieces” Promoted Py Jtrt Club OFFICERS: Top Row: Elizabeth Forman, Secretary; Betsy Allen, Reporter; Ruthie Darphin. Treasurer; Second Row: Annette Brcazcalc, President; Laura Webb, Vice President. Art Club is a promoter: a promoter of activities, opportunities and fun. The club serves the art department, the school, and even the community. This year, by again making available a series of old “Screen Gems' on five different occasions during the year, they added to the art experiences offered in the Baton Rouge area. In order to be a member of the Art Club, students must have a “B” average and the approval of all the old members. Various interesting guests highlighted club meetings. Among them were speakers on commercial art, television advertising, silk screen design, and China painting. A visit to New Orleans to see Tartuffe and tour the Delgado Museum was a highlight of 1969. Sponsor for Art Club is Mrs. John Collier. Top Rotv: Allyson Anderson, Mary Sullivan, Nanette Brummet, Pam Beeson, Beekv Parsons, Shelly Beall, Lura LaBorde, Avia LaSalle, Carol Mitchell, Glenn Young, Denise Hamilton; 2nd Row: Patty Montct, Page McCutchcon, Janice LcVinc, Jennifer Hill, Leila Kinney, Johanna Saizon. PKMS Speech Club Presented National Thespian Members: George Travis, Amclic Wood. Nancy Litton, Ralph Heard; Row 2: Melissa I aguier. Ann Barnam, Carol Stevens, Jim Ballard; Row 3: Mary Cummings. Ke n Odom. The 16 members of the Speech Club were interested in drama and oilier phases of speech. Certain ones who qualified joined the National Thespian Society after performing in specific dramatic activities. Special talents are shown during the Speech Tournament at U.S.L., December 5, 6, and 7. Officers are (top): Carol Stevens, president: Wade Heaton. V.P.: Nancy Litton, secretary; Jim Ballard, treasurer. On November 14, 1968, “A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court ' was performed by 12 drama students. It was based on the book by Mark Twain. Guy Motsinger. as Hank, dreamed he was in the middle ages and tried to modernize the world. Supporting actors were Cary I'4isou. Martha Lux, Nancy Litton, and Alaine Vigncs. Bottom Row: Let- Fourmet, George Travis, Ann Barham. Nancy Litton, Amelia Wood; Row 2: Helene Forester. Louise Stowcll, Debbie Rowell. Sue Owens, Jerry Mathis; Rote 3: Ralph Heard, Cliff Yarbrough, Bertha LaBordo, Peggy Schulingkamp, Martha Lux. Sandy Adams; Row 4: Shelly Magee, Michelle Ward. Robin Benton. Sheri Cohn, Martha Menard, Ann Gregorie; Row 5: Juanc Lodrigc, Randy Merdon, Wayne Blackwell, Tommy Robinson. Mike Boyce; Row 6: Steve Bailv, Neal Crawford. Roy Pritehettc, Guy Mutsinger, Carol Klli . Rhonda Templet; Row 7: Jill Hardgrave. Bill Hembil. Leo D’Aubin, George Younger, Jerry Dcmouy, Robin Barnette; Row tt: Trish Millet, Diane Davis. 102 “A Connecticut X ankcc Jn King Arthur's Court Sets, costumes, lights- all helped build the finished picture of Arthur’s court. As the above ‘‘publicity shots” reveal, opportunities for the expression of numerous speech techniques were provided during the play. Bottom Row: Jim Ballard, Ccrard De-cote, Boss Broome. Alan Davis. Mike Du by. Allen Broussard; Roiv 2: Ronnie Dumigan, Hugh Means, Tommy Dougherty. Melissa 1-arguier, Jerry Boyce, Fred Collier; Row 3: (jrol Stevens. Richard Hughes. Charlie Coglan. Bonnie Pcrsingcr. (Carolyn Besch; Row : Ken Odom, Donna Chatman. Mary Cummings. Madeline Hanke, Karen Wilkes; Row 5: Corky Osborn, Paralee Alford. Milton Naul, Gerald Crotwell, Amanda Tull. 103 Js)7jC Members Attended Debate Zoumament N.F.L.—“National Forensic League’’— gave practice in the techniques of debating to interested students. A discussion tournament was held at ILS.L Oct. i . followed by the official tournament on Dec. 5. 6. and 7. Speech rallies were held during the second semester. Members (below): Ann Stockwell. Sara Chapman, Lynn Besch. (Right): George Foster. Robin Barnette. (Hot-tom): Alison Hansen, Julie Chapman. 104 Writers Club Published “Melange” In claps (left) members write poems, stories, and essays. Mrs. Cockrell, sponsor, listens attentively as Mike Blanchard reads aloud. Officers (far right) are Sucllen Carradinc secretary and poetry editor; Elizabeth Forman, parliamentarian and art editor; Ann de Montluzin, president and editor; and Annette Breazeale, V-P and story editor. Writers’ Club published a literary magazine called ’Melange! consisting of works written by BRH5 students. Manuscripts were discussed and analysed at the meetings. Patricia Rachel, poet, gave the club helpful bints on good writing. 105 Stated: Elizabeth Forman, Annette Breazeale, Nancy Waller, Sucllen Carradinc, Mary Wethcrn. Standing: Beth Cohn, Ann dc Montluzin, Chris McEwcn, David Waite, Larry Bazzell, Steve Glusman, Laurie IVnnamen, Floyd Grey, Margaret Hansen, David Collins, Mike Blanchard. p Cat in Club Emphasized Cultural Influences Latin Club seeks to enrich the students1 knowledge of Roman civilization and its contribution to our own culture, and by sponsoring several socials each year, to create and foster a feeling of unity among classical students. Latin students having a B average in that subject at the end of the first six weeks and former Latin students are eligible for membership. Officers are: Seated: Kate Schaffarzick, Secretary, and Beverly Anderson, Vice President; Standing: Randy Keller, Treasurer; Johnny Brantly, President; Bill Schcffy, Parliamentarian; and Tommy Pugh. Reporter. SENIORS: Bottom Row: Dinah Reese, Annette Breazealle, Tommy Pugh, Gail Dicharry, Liz Thielman, Lisa Hernandez; Second Row: Vanna Womack, Betsy McCord, Nancy McDonald, Bill Schcffy, Ann Howe, Laura Webb, Beverly Anderson; Third Row: David Dalton. A1 Fritchie, Kris McEwen. Scottic Mayeaux, Aaron Joseph, Kathy Willingham, Bonnie Weber; Fourth Row: Pat Hamilton, Charles Zeanah, Brenda Favaron, Amanda Tull, Nancy Giles, I.cc Davis. Tommy Dougherty: Fifth Row: Johnny Brantley, Mike Blanchard, Margaret Hanson, Daryl Chcatem, Rcg-gi Mullins, Kate Schaffarazick; Sixth Row: John Land, Guy Adams, Randy Keller. Mark Varisco, Richard Hughes, Allen Broussard. JR. AND SOPH.: Bottom Row: Francis Kruse, Annette Raggio, Cindy Bart-kiewicz, Allyson Anderson, Pam Porter, Joni Anderson, Sponsor: Mrs. Cotton; 2nd Row: Carolyn Coco. Katie Hayes, Debbie Roane, Diana Miller, Sandra Cray, Myra McClure. Helen Forrester. Paula Root, Nancy Hirsch; 3rd Roic: Billy Edrington, Kenny Wilkinson, Mary Edwards, Ann Blackwood, Marion Thomas, Bobby J«ne Stout, Allison Hanson; Ith Row: Butch Freeman. Dale McCurdy. Steve Sundahl, Kathy Moser, Sharon Stein. Doro Sims. John Hair; 5th Row: Katy Morrison, Diane Bruser, Nancy Hughes, Brenda McKay, Becky Reynolds, Debra Levine, Bill Janney; 6th Row: Steve Pence. Jim Wild. Bruce I-aw, Lee Petty, Pat Lowell; 7th Row: Jimmy Cothell, Dale Mostkoff, Whit Martin. Jimmy Prescott, David Andrews, David LaBorde, Ricky Curry. 106 banquet Ended year dor Honor Spanish Officers of the Honor Spanish Club were Janice Harvey, President; Miguel Delgado, Vice-President; Alan Davis, Secretary-Treasurer; and Julie MeMor-ris. Reporter. Sponsor for the Honor Spanish Club was Dr. Charles Mac-Murdo. One of the clubs of BRHS was the “Soiedad Honoraria llispan-ica.” Tliis honor Spanish Club consisted of 35 members, whose requirements for membership was an honor average in the study of Spanish for a minimum of two semesters, and a plan to continue the study of Spanish. The goal of the club was to promote an interest in the study of Spanish and to recognize high achievements. Special meetings featured guest speakers and films on Mexico; highlighted by a banquet. Jim Benton Lucy Berman Mike Blanchard Lucllcn Caradine Brenda Chaumont Alan Claunch Joel D’Aquin Theresa Diez Cathy Fall Carol Hartzo Alden Holloway Cindy Hunter Dodie Johnston Charles Konikoff Nancy McDonald Ann Siegel Linda Talley Lolly Thompson Mary Helen Watson Kay Williamson Charley Zcanah Jack Ziclenski 107 Pmta Party High lighted Spanish Club’s Christmas Season The Spanish Club of BRHS was open lo all students who had taken at least one semester of the language and were interested in culture and customs, fellowship and understanding of Spanish-speaking peoples and nations. The highlights of the year included an initiation of new members. Monthly meetings featured films, and also guest speakers on Mexico and Spain. A Pinata party in December proved to be fun for all! Officers, shown right, are Miguel Delgado, President; Jack Ziclcnski, Vice-President; Janice Harvey, Secretary; and Jim Benton, Treasurer. Top Row: Jim Benton, Miguel Delgado, Jack Zielinski, Janice Harvey, Carol Hartzo; 2nd Row: Alexander Varga Jr. J0 M. Lopez, Hunter Thom, Tom Spiller, John Stafford, Will Collier; 3rd Row: Robert Johnson, Allen Broussard. Joel d’Aquin. Amanda Tull, Nancy McDonald, Charley Zcanah, Brenda Chaumont; 4ih Row: Chris Thompson, Liz Thiclman. Carolyn Besch, Ann Siegel, Diane Page, Janis Black; 5th Row: Debra Bruser, Melissa Larguier, Jerry Boyce, Alan Davis, C no Hunter. 108 Top Row: Kathleen Enquist. Amelia Wood, Heidi Simpkins, Esteban Tellez, Charles Konikoff; 2nd Row: Diane Bruser, Debra LeV'ine, Paul Burns, Lindsey Spillcr, Jean Cotter, Freddie Frey, Chuck Bailey, Baron Boyd; 3rd Row: Susan Allen, Mary Frances Fournier, Sue Owens, Carolyn Chambers, Owen Guidry. Nancy Waller. Tracy Owens, Beth Christian, Beth Ahington. Theresa Diez. Top Row: Cynthia Howe, Polly Prosser, Linda Bourn, Lindy Burford, Rick Spiller; 2nd Row: I.ibhy Johnson, Lynn Besch, Linda Crotwell, Lnr-rinda McIntyre, Lucy Berman. Doug Page; 3rd Row: Pat Beall, Ginger Carradine, Pam Lee, I.auric Tuttle, Cindy Andrew, Juanie Robicbaux; •fth Row: Cathy Fall, Ricky Godhold. Toni Graham. Russell Golden, Gary Ford. Frank Page. 5th Row: Rickey Johnston, Pat McKay, Dodie Johnston, Bill Welch, Lollie Thompson, Jeff Hughs; 6th Row: Richard Kobcr, Tommy Lee. Dennis Dcnicola. Johnny Naylor. Leo D’Auhin, Pam Bcrthclot. Everyone waits for the candy to scatter! Babs Baker attempted to hit the pin.it.i, while Jan Parsons. Pam (Jordon, and Joel D’Aquin look on. I arc Davis and Janice Harvey rehearsed for the program. “Deutsches Verein” Sponsored Orphan “Deutsche Verein”—or “German Club”—provided opportunities for 35 club members to become more familiar with German culture. For membership, students must study German at Raton Rouge High and have a “C” average. Meetings featured films on Germany, Switzerland, and Austria. The club enjoyed having Magdaline Hanke, the BRHS foreign exchange student from Germany, talk to them at meetings. In the spring, students attended a German opera in New Orleans. The club contributed to the support of an orphan in West Rerlin. OFFICERS: Danny UIz, V.P.; Adrian Percy, President; Leroy Wilson. Treasurer; Sydney Davis, Secretary. Foreign exchange student Magdaline Hanke talks to the German Club. Row 1: Darwin Clegg, Vick Summers, Leslie Bente, Robert Crais, William Cancienne, Robin Holmes, Jim Thompson, Edward Theriot; Row 2: Alita Gaines, Lydia Vignes, Kathleen Stewart, Janet Benson, Anne Stockwell, Susanne Gidan, Jackie Moore. Monica Browning, Margaret Stafford, Mrs. Schmidt; Row 3: Eddie Martin, Donald Hood, Mike Connor, Scott Gleaton, Fred Johnson, Adrian Percy, David Rabenhorst, Robert Buquoi. Rou- 1: Magdaline Hanke, Sydney Davis, Lorelei Butler. Alaine Vignes, Bonnie Pursinger, Danny UIz, Cary Ellison; Row 2: Leroy Wilson, Don Craft, Jon Power, Russell McAvoy, Jerry Keister, Dexter Stewart. Jim Turner, Tom McAdams. drench Club Attended tManen Jn flew Orleans In order to be a member of the French Club, students must maintain a “B” average in French for at least one semester. This year's membership consisted of 60 students. One of the guest speakers who visited “Lc Ccrclc” was Mrs. David Campbell, who spoke on her trip to France. The club attended the Opera Manon Lcscaut in New Orleans. Sponsor for French Club was Miss Millet, shown at left. Bottom Row: Evelyn Milsaps, Bonnie Baker, Sue Burns, Susan Peek, Sherri Connor, Ricky Moreland, James Craine; Row 2: Jenny Vernon, Cindy Reynolds Martha Henard. Linda Dawson, Debbie Scot, Carol Ann Passman. Ann Cregorv, Nildu Barro; Row 3: Debra Mayer, Louise Stowell. Joann Anderson, Barbara Borde, Denise Rougan, Connie Tucker, Diane Peek. Butch Freeman; Row 4: Alma Kuttruff, Anne Dowell, Paula Cushio, Gayle Krttlcr, Jackie Gauthier, Jenny Schmicdcr, Scan Patrick. OFFICERS: Jane Peek. Secretary; Barbara Hardaway. President; Bonnie Williums, Vicc-Prcs.; and Wesley Kinny. Treasurer. Bottom Row: Lelia Kinny, Joanic Switzer, Linda Thorning, Nancy I.itton, Paula Casilio; 2nd Row: Mike Clegg, Dale McCurdy, Susan bipon, Diano l.ai|oerre, Debbie Rowell, Pam Planchard; 3rd Row: Carolyn Maher, Jane Peek, Linda Luck, Tracy Coe, Fran Williams; tlh Row: Ann DeMontluzin, Elizabeth Dunnam, Marsha Gladrow, Denise Hamilton. Johanna Saizon. Tcssic Patrick; 5th Row: Magdalync Hankc, Steve Durret, I ince Caufield, David Evans, Ricky Hirsh; 6th Row: Wesley Kinny. Barbara Hardaway, Bonnie Williams, Debbie Romero. 11 | American Jield Service Raised Money Zo Send Student Abroad The 30 members of the American Field Service raised money to send a student overseas, and entertained our foreign exchange student, Magdalene Hanke from Germany (top). Interested students were selected because of their desire to work for the program. Officers are (right) Ann Seigel, President: Nancy McNutt, Treasurer; Charlie Zeanah, V.P.; Alice Vcrcher. Secretary; Miss Millet, Sponsor. SOPHOMORES: Ann Gregory, Alma Culruff, Sue Hums. Joanic Anderson, Ann Blackwood, Sandra Grey; Hack How: Leo D’Abin, Mike Connors. Eddie Marlin. JUNIORS: David Evans, Nancy Waller, Jane Peek, Cathy Moser, Carolyn Maher. Ann Barnum. Joe Collier. SENIOR. : Alice Verch. Magdelyn Hanke, Bonnie Williams, Nancy McNutt, Ann Siegel. Beverly Anderson, Barbara Hardaway; Back How: Charlie Zeana' Mickey Johnston. Leroy Wilson. Chris McEwcn, Larry Bazzcll. 112 %MA Visited My Members Of Medical Profession F.N.A. is open to students who are seriously interested in the nursing profession. It provides opportunity for exploration of various medical career areas. Members of F.N.A. held meetings and listened to several guest speakers this year. Guest speakers included Mrs. Alma Harding, supervisor of the operating room at the Baton Rouge General; Mrs. Jean Long, supervisor of recruit- ment for Our Lady of the Lake; Mrs. Mozelle Baron, assistant administrator of Baton Rouge General Hospital; Dr. Andrew Wiley, Anesthesiologist; and Mrs. David Spring, medical technician. The yearly program was planned by Mrs. Gertrude Clark and the officers, who kept in mind the intention of providing members with a broad array of facts on the nursing profession. Officers arc (Itft): Dianne LaQucrrr. Speaker-Hostess; Penny Rutlage, President; Susan Gibson, Secretary; Nancy Morsey, Treasurer; T.ynn Mitchell. V-P; Debbie Chevalier, Reporter; (right) Mrs. Clark, sponsor of FNA, here pictured with some guests. Front Row: Nancy Morsey, Lynn Mitchell; Row Two: Debbie Chavelier, Mary Beth McMurry, Penny Rutlage. Row Three: Susan Gibson Becky Brom, Diane Laquerre; Row Four: Lois Tardo, Sandy Adams, Carla Newton; Row Five: Ann Williams, Diane I)a is. 113 I-iurie Bacot, chairman «f tlit Volunteers of America drive, encouraged Dinah Reese to ring hells in December. Mrs. Michael accepted a cupcake from Kay Williamson and Carolyn Roberts when they treated the teachers in October. Bottom Row: Collen May, Becky arsons, Carol Mitchell, Jennifer Hill, Becky Reynolds, Carolyn Chambers; Row 2: Martha Jane McCarley, Joanie Switzer, Mary Frances Fournier. Benell Trahan. Mrs. Boeringer; Row 3: Cathy Moser, Nancy Hughes, Rachel Breaux. Sandy Courville, Ouita Hyains. 114 JZJ Stimulated Merest Ju Zeackiug Js J Career OFFICERS: Kay Williamson, Proidrnl; Margie Di John, Vice President; Carolyn Roberts, Secretary; Nancy McNutt, Treasurer; Carol Stephens, Historian-Reporter. Future Teachers of America iW. H. Hatcher Chapter) has the purpose of helping students explore the possibililties of teaching as a career. I his year the club had 68 members. To be eligible for membership a student must have a “C” average and be a sophomore or junior. From the students who have the«c qualifications members are selected by teacher ratings. Projects this year were ringing bells at C hristmas time to stimulate donations to the VolunU crs of America fund, and holding a monthly “Teacher Appreciation Hay.” Another service throughout the year was provided by members who sat in for the teachers who had to be out of a class for a short lime during the day. Bottom Row: Jan Parsons, Lynn Mitchell. Chris Thompson. Dinah Rccsc. Laurie Bacot, Kathy Willingham, Betsy Allen. Francinc Samson: 2nd Row: Lucllcn Carradinc, Candy Sib-Icy. Beverly Anderson. Carol Cassano, Amanda Tull, I.indy I .a Cour. Pat Russell, Babs Baker, Nancy MrNutt: 3rd Row: Terri Colomb. Cindy Hunter, Anne Ourso, Kate Schaffarzich. Janis Black, Jean Petty, Ruthic Darphin, Cindy Braud, Ann Siegel, Margie I)i John; 4th Row: Janice Harvey. Linda Flowers, Carol Hartzo. Ann de Montluzin. Jane Howe, Debbie Romero. Betsy McCord, Barbara Hardaway, Joy Coursey; 5th Row: Mike Blanchard, Paula Casein, Kay Williamson, Carolyn Rol� erts, Carol Stephens, Kathy Arnold, Nancy McDonald. Mary Helen Watson, Vanna Warmack, Alice Vercher, Larry Bazzell. 115 Officers arc. Seated: Francine Samson. President; Nadine Luther, V.P.; Nanc Schmicdcr, Secretary; Joanic Switzer, Treasurer; Standing: Shain Bradshaw. Reporter; Jan Parsons, Historian; Patty McKay, Song Leader; Kathleen Stewart, Parliamentarian; Lucy Borman, Corresponding Secretary; Margie Dijohn, Chaplain. Lee Davis distributed doughnuts for sch !• wide sale. Top Picture: Bottom fler, Sharon Ilippehen, Nicki Marilyn Schexnayder, Gingt grave; Bow Two: Nadine Luther, Joanic Joanie Switzer, Diane Mazcrat, Karen Bacon, Susan Cancienne; Rou Three: Peggy Smith, Beth Colclough, Susan Dantin, Frances Kilhus, Linda I ick, Barbara Hutson; Fourth Row: Debbie King. Denise Herthum, Debra Howell, Jan Brune, Nancy Oliver. Right Picture: Bottom Row: Sharlec Simmons, Kim Foy, Babs Bello, Pat McCay; Row 2: Sheila Hinds, Mona McCchce, Debbie Chcvallicr, Phyllis Arnold, Judy Rome; Row 3: Anne Williams, Kathleen Stewart, Lucy Berman; Row 4: Margaret Dunnam. Darlene Celcstin, Karen White, Patti Martin; Row 5: JoFlIen Kenney, Janine Row, Jeannie Montet, Beverly Jones, Marness Bacot. F.H.A. Beaux are Mike Connors, Hereford Percy, Rick McGuire, Richard Burford, Larry Bazzell, Tommy Robinson. 116 Reflected: a solemn moment at installation. 3HA Hosted SO Dads At “Daddy-Date flight” Saving — Cooking ... Child Care .. . Marriage Problems ... Budgeting . .. all these and more interested 128 members of Future Homemakers of BRHS. Monthly meetings included special speakers such as a dietician, an AFS student, and a speaker from the Health Department. A panel discussed problems of morals, and films were shown on budgeting. Top Picture: Bottom Row: Gail Lamousin, Melanie Haase, It nnie Batten. Cynthia Williams, Pat Russell. Candy Newark; Row 2: Lynn Mitchell. Jan Parsons, Melissa Larguirr. Cindy Braud, Marilyn Miller. Pat Phillips. Janet Scarborough; Row 3: Kay Williamson, Lit Thielman. Bonnie Weber, Lina Hrenandez, Jackie Livingston, Bonnie Williams, Linda Zittrauer; Row 4: Carolyn Roberts. Carol Stephens, Gail Dicharry, Janis Black, Mary Helen Watson; Row 5: Carol Cassano. Dinah Reese, Diane Page. Kathy Willingham. Gayle Lorio, Betsy Allen. Bottom Picture: Bottom Row: Nanc Schmicdcr. Gayle Dicker-son. I.er Davis, Krancine Samson. Melissa Larguicr, Nancy McNutt, Mrs. Morgan: Row 2: Amanda Tull. Jackie Templet, Ann Ourso, Beth Bloomfield, Donna Latil, Vickie, Filardo, Sharon Mitchell. Carol Polobola; Row 3: Terri Colo mb, Kathy Arnold. Lindy LaCour, Peggy Stewart, Pam Cordon. Marsha Sharp, Mary Anne Musso, Karen Wilkes; Row 1: Betty Jo Parker. Margie Dijohn. Susan Kcllen, Cathy Noto, Susan Gregory, Debbie Whittington, Carolyn Ashmore, Carolyn Boyce, Martha Long; Row 5: Vanna War-mack. l iurie Bacot. Nancy McDonald. Jean Petty, Ruthic Darphin. Charlotte Hyde, Glenda McClelland. 117 Islfl Senior Class Officers foreign Sieckange Student Magdalene Manke BRHS was proud to have Magdalene Hankc as our AFS Exchange Student in ’68-’69. Eigh-tcen-year-old Magdalene lived at the home of Ann Barnum while attending BRHS. She was active in extracurricular activities, and maintained an “A” average as a Senior at BRHS. She was a member of several clubs, and was a guest of many other clubs. “The time I vraa allowed to spend at BRHS was probably the happiest I have ever spent. Ich bin dankbar fur allcs Schone, das ich hier erfahren und crleben durfte, und ich werdc mcine Frcunde an dicscr Schulc nic vergessen. 123 Paralee Alford Colcnc Alexander Conrad Adkins Betsy Allen Rita Aiello Beverly L. Anderson Guy W. Adams Glenn M. Allenient Mollie Ander- Lewis Anderson GIJY WILKERSON ADAMS—Football, Basket-ball, Track, Latin Club, Pelican Boys State, Hi-Y CONRAD J. ADKINS—Band, Boy Booster, German Club, Hi-Y, Stage Band RITA DARLENE ALELLO-Studcnt Council, Spanish Club, Red Cross, Y-Tccns COLENE KAY ALEXANDER-Choir, Folksing-ers, Jr. Achievement PARALEE FRANCES ALFORD—FHA, Thespians, FTA, Y-Teens Red Cross, Speech Club BETSY MUNSON ALLEN—Boosters, Pres, of Red Cross, Art Club. FHA, Red Cross Parish Youth Council, FTA, Y-Tccns BEVERLY LOCKE ANDERSON—Head Cheerleader, FTA, Student Council Executive Board, Safety Club Vice Pres., Pelican Girls State, I.atin Club Vice I’res., Swimming Team, Y-Teens, Red Cross, Library Club, AFS, Jr. Academy of Science LEWIS JOSEPH ANDERSON-Jr. Academy of Science, German Club MOLLIE DEE ANDERSON—FHA SHARON REBECCA ANGELLOZ Choir. Latin Club, Y-Tccns DALE L. ANZALONE—Football, FCA WILLIAM WALLACE ARMSTRONG-Band, Sigma Fellowship, French Club, Jr. Academy of Science KATHY ANNE ARNOLD—FTA, FHA, National Honor Society, Chorus, Jr. Academy of Science. Y’-Tccns, French Club CAROLYN ANNE ASHMORE—FHA, Future Nurses Latin Club, Spanish Club Johnson’s Jailbirds made ready for a rriday break. Tommy Owens visited Santa for Christmas Assembly. 124 Class Of '69 - Ok Zhe Move c Senior Boosters gave their annual skit at last football pep rally. Paul Neese and Johnny Musso were never slow to leave. CAROLYN ANNE ASHMORE— FHA, Future Nurses, Latin Club, Spanish Club LAURIE JEAN BACOT— FHA, FTA, Beta Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Boosters, Key Club Sponsor, Pelican Girls State, Spanish Club, Jr. Academy of Science, Soph. Belle BETHANNE BAKER-Band, FTA, Spanish Club, Red Cross. Thespians JAMES w. BALLARD—Hi-Y, Treas. of S,.eech Club. Choir, Pres, of National Honor Society, Key Club, Jr. Academy of Science, Beta Club JANF.T LYNN BARNES-Red Cross HUBERT PRESTON BARTET—D.E. Sharon Rebecca Angelloz Dale An alone Bill Armstrong Laurie Baeot Babs Baker Jim Ballard Kathy Arnold (iarolyn Anne Ashmore Janet Barnes Preston Bartet 125 Bonnie Batten Larry Bazzell Clayton Beatty Rosemary Beavers (O’Connort Jay Bennett BONNIE KAY BATTEN, Jr. Achievement, FIIA, Office Aid. Bed Cross, Y-Teens LAWRENCE EARL BAZZELL-Studcnt Council Executive Board. FHA Beaux. Pres, of Hi-Y, AES, Boy Booster, Writers’ Club, Beta Club. Safety Club, FTA. Sipiu Fellowship. Jr. Academy of Science. Cheerleader, Latin Club, Jr. Achievement JOHN CLAYTON BEATTY—Spanish Club ROSEMARY BEAVERS (O’CONNOR )-Art Club, D.E., Y-Tccns HITHER JACK BENNETT. JR. Football JAMES DUDLEY B ANTON—Key Club. Student Council Executive Board, FCA, Y-Tcen Sponsor, Summer Science Institute. Track, Spanish Club. Jr. Academy of Science CHARLES ROBERT BERNHARD—Baseball CAROLYN DARNELL BESCH—Spanish Club, Speech Club, Band. Mu Alpha 'Theta Senior Boosters showed constructive school spirit. Sometimes—you just can’t win. Beverly Anderson contemplated our fine BRI IS water. Jim Benton Bob Bernhard Carolyn Bcsch Evelyn Bird Becky Biossat 126 420 Seniors Scheduled Jn ’69 Daryl Bizettc Janis Black MicliacI Blanchard Beth Bloomfield EVELYN IRENE BIRD-BUZZER Staff, French Club, Jr. Achievement REBECCA J. BIOSSAT—Spanish Club DARYL MICHAEL BIZETTE Track. Jr. Achievement JAMS BLACK Spanish Club. Co-Captain of Hi-Stcppers, Boosters, Safety Club, FHA, FTA, Jr. Academy of Science, Mu Alpha Theta, Beta Club, Key Club Sponsor MICHAEL DAVID BLANCHARD—Writers’ Club, Ili-Y, Beta Club, National Honor Society, Cheerleader, Latin Club. FTA, Pelican Boys State, Jr. Class Favorite. Jr. Class Treas., Honor Spanish, Key Club, Jr. Academy of Science, Mr. BRHS MARIAN ELIZABETH BLOOMFIELD—FHA, Choir, Y-Tccn BARRY OWEN BLUM BERG—Jr. Academy of Science, Band, Thespians RICHARD BOMBET-Jr. Academy of Science, Jr. Achievement, Spanish Club. Hi-Y PEGGY LOUISE BOUDREAUX—National Hon-or Society, French Club Senior team concentrated, while spectators worried. Coach Garland refereed for powderpuff game. Barry 0. Blumberg Darrell Boenekc Richard Boinbct Peggy Boudreaux 127 Carolyn Boyce Jerry Boyce Melissa Brammer Casey Brannon John B. Brantley Jeanette Brasscaux Cindy Braud Annette Breazeale CAROLYN JO BOYCE—FHA JERKY BOYCE—Speech, Red Cross, Spanish Club MELISSA G. BRAMMER-Mu Alpha Theta, Art Club, Quill and Scroll. Beta Club, Co-Editor of All-Saints Yearbook, NEDT Honor Certificate OLIVER PRICE BRANNON—Red Cross, Safety Club JOHN BRETTOX BRANTLEY FCA, Pres, of Latin Club, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Mu Alpha Theta, Jr. Class Pres., Jr. Academy of Science, Safety Club, Beta Club, Key Club, Senior Class Favorite JEANETTE ANN BHASSEAUX—Y-Teens, D.E., FHA CYNTHIA LOIS BRAUD FHA. FT A, Latin Club, Red Cross, Y-Tosns ANNETTE BREAZEALE— Pres, of Art Club, R«-d Cross, Vice Pres, of Writers’ Club, Boosters, Hi-Steppers, FTA, Quill and Scroll. Y-Teens, BUZZER Staff, Latin Club, Jr. Academy of Science DINAH KAY BREWER—Boosters, FHA. FTA, Red Cross, Y-Teens JAMES ALLEN BROUSSARD-Latin Club, Hi-Y, Baseball, Jr. Academy of Science, Spanish Club DENZEL ALLEN BROWN-Co-Editor of FRICASSEE, Leadership Conference, National Honor Society, Yearbook Workshop, Mu Alpha Theta, NEDT Honor Certificate, Red Cross. Jr. Academy of Science. Spanish Club JAMES ASHLEY BROWN—Football, Jr. Beau, FHA Beau, Red Cross, Spanish Club, Safety Club YVONNE MARIE BROWN—D.E. BILL BRUMFIELD—Speech Club DEBRA ANNE BRUSER-Art Club, Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Red Cross RITA THERISA BURNS-C.O.E., Jr. Achievement, FHA JAMES PATRICK BURYCHKA Art Club GEORGE HARRELL CADE Choir, Baseball Janie Yaun made a determined run for a practice game. 128 Jackie Livingston punted—much to everyone s contusion. Senior Qirb Won Powderpuff Qame Both teams fought hard. Both teams used outstanding strategy, hut Senior ingenuity overcame! Final Score: Juniors—00; Seniors—13! Carol Stevens kicked off. Where is the hall’ Dinah Brewer Bill Brumfield Jimmy Brown Jim Burychka Yvonne Marie Brown Bubba Cade Allen Broussard Debra Bruser Denzel Brown Rita Burns 129 ’69 Was J Winning year PHILLIS KAY CARNEY—Jr. Academy of Science. FHA, C.O.E. LUELLKN CARRADINE-National Honor So-cicty. Sec. of Writers’ Club, Co-Editor of FRICASSEE. FHA. Spanish Club, Honor Spanish. Leadership Conference, Yearbook Workshop, Jr. Academy of Science, Thespians, Jr. Achievement. BUZZER Staff, Library Club, NEDT Certificate PAULA MAI CASCIO-FTA. French Club, Y-Teens, Jr. Academy of Science, Red Cross CAROL MARIE CASSANO—FHA, Student Council Executive Board, FTA, Jr. Academy of Science. Spanish Club, Boosters FRANCES OLIVIA CATANZARO-Choir. Y-Teens DONNA MARIE CHATMAN-Speech Club, Thespians BRENDA SUE CHAU.MONT-Spanish Club, Chorus. Jr. Achievement DARYL RAY CHEATHAM-Chorus, Latin Club JOHN K. ( HEHARDY- D.F. LARRY BRUCE CHILDERS—Red Cross, Jr. Ach ieveinent ALAN CLAUNCH-Mu Alpha Theta, Jr. Academy of Science, Sigma Fellowship, Writers’ Club, Honor Spanish Club, National Honor Society, FRICASSEE Staff LAWRENCE REED CLAXTON—D.E. CONNIE LYNN CLECG-Chorus, D.E., FHA TERRY ANN CLEGG—Red Crow, Choir, FHA. Y-Teens BETH JULIE COHN—Writers’ Club. Red Cross FREDERICK COLLIER-Speech Club WILLIAM HOWARD COLLIER -Spanish Club, Debate Bonnie Williams discovered that she was a Belle winner. Bobby Callaghan Phyllis Carney Lucllen Carradine Paula Cascio Carol Cav jno francos Catanzaro Larry Chaplin Donna Chatman Brenda Chaumont Daryl R. Cheatham 130 Buddy Chehardy Bruce Childers Alan Claunch Larry Claxton Connie Clegg Terry Clegg Jerry Clift Beth Cohn Frederick Collier Will Collier Ronnie Dumigan and Janet Hart waited for the Seniors’ turn in Beaux and Belles. 131 One Point Really Mart Mary Wcthcm and Barbara Hardaway were chosen as National Merit Semi-Finalists. Sometimes Senior benches were empty ... ■ Callis C. Collins Terri Colomb Lenny Comeaux Cissy Cotter Jim Couch Joy Coursey Gerald Crotwell Mary Elizabeth Cummings 132 Seniors girls studied football in gym. but not often. David Wright Dalton Joel Cleo d'Aquin Warren d'Aquin, II Alan Charles Davis Lee Davis Rhonda Faye Davis TERRI LYNN COLOMB Y-Tcens. Chorus, FHA. FTA LENEZ EARL COMEAUX—Football, Track, Red Cross ELIZABETH II. COTTER—Hi-Steppers, Boost-ers, Jr. Academy of Science, Volleyball Team, Trcas. of Y-Tccn9, Jr. Achievement, Sec. of Spanish Club JOY ANNE COURSEY Boosters, Jr. Academy of Science, FTA, Y-Tcens, French Club GERALD WAYNE CROTWELI -Speech Club, Debate MARY ELISABETH CUMMINGS-Speech Club, National Thespians Association DAVID WRIGHT DALTON—Football, Hi-Y, Latin Club JOEL CLEO D’AQUIN Spanish Club, Honor Spanish Club, Y-Teens, FHA WARREN F. D’AQUIN, II-D.E., Latin Club JOHN BERNARD DARON-Track, FootbaU RUTHIE ELIZABETH DARPHIN—FTA, Hi-Steppers, Jr. Academy of Science, FHA, EBRP Youth Council, Trcas. of Art Club, Y-Teens, Latin Club, Boosters ALAN CHARLES DAVIS—Speech Club, Spanish Club, Jr. Academy of Science JOHANNA LEE DAVIS-Latin Club, FHA, Folksingers, A Cappclla Choir ARLESS DUDLEY DAY-Art Club John B. Daron Huthic Darphin Tom Davis Arless Day 133 Jiilift Dcdinan Rad Drlarodrrie Miguel Delgado Ann deMontluzin Kerry Denny Anthony Dentro Pat Dial Gail Dicharry Gayle Dickerson Margie Dijohn JANET LOUISE DEDMAN—D.E., FHA RODOI.PH AUDIBERT DELARODERIE, TV— Spanish Club MIGljEI. DELGADO—Treas. of Red Cross, Pres, of Safety Club. Pres, of Spanish Club, Vice Pies, of Honor Spanish, Football, Baseball, FCA ANN DEMONTLUZIN—Red Cross, FRICASSEE Staff. Pres, of Writers’ Club, FTA, French Club. Art Club, Speech Club ANTHONY JUDE DENTRO—Rand JAMES T. DIAL—Red Cross, Spanish Club GAIL ELIZABETH DICHARRY—FHA, Soph, Jr. and Senior Homecoming Court. Pelican State, Student Council Executive Committee, Latin Club, FTA, Soph and Senior Favorite, Y-Tcens, See. of Jr. Academy of Science, Boosters, Hi-Steppers, Sec. of Safety Club LILA GAYLE DICKERSON—FHA, Chorus MARCARET RITA DIJOHN-Jr. Academy of Science, French Club. Mu Alpha Theta, Beta Club, Vice Pres, of FTA, FH t, Boosters STAN ANTHONY DIMATTIA—Red Cross, Jr. Achievement, Safety Club, French Club, Baseball PAUL WAYNE DODGE-Speech Club, Spanish Club THOMAS 0. DOHERTY-Latin Club, Speech Club, Red Cross, Track, Spanish Club STEVE JOSEPH DOUGLAS-Football, Choir, FCA, Track JAMES MICHAEL DUBY-Art Club, Speech Club, Football GERARD H. DUCOTE Speech Club MARVIN JOSEPH DUCOTE-Jr. Academy of Science, Spanish Club RONNIE G. DUMICAN Safety Club, Football, Baseball, Key Club, FCA, Basketball, FHA Beau, Soph. Class Favorite, Latin Club 134 Mrs. Strange’s door won First Place in contest. Strange Homeroom Won 'Door Decorating Contest Mrs. Michael and Mr. Johnson won Second Place. Stan A. Dimattia Wayne Dodge Thomas Doherty Steve Douglas James Michael Duby Gerard DuCote Man in Ducote Konnir Dumigan 135 Clyde I-ukc Evans Susan Estes Cary Ellison Dale Eichelbrrger Hill Efferson CLYDE LIKE EVANS-Footbal), Track CALIS SUSAN ESTES Red Cross. Y-Tccns, Band, Library Club CARY FRANKLIN ELLISON-Ccrman Club, Speech Club, Hand, French Club, Debate WILLIAM KRHERSON—Jr. Academy of Science, Red Cross, Jr. Achievement DENISE EDWARDS—Art Club, Writers’ Club, Y-Teens, BUZZER Staff, French Club, Vice Pres, of Jr. Achievement DANA CREED ECHLIN—Lighting Technician SYDNEY KAREN EARLE-Red Cross, ERICAS-SEE Staff, Jr. Academy of Science, Art Club, Swimming Team, AFS, Safety Club, Y-Tcrns, Spanish Club DENNIS DOYLE DUVIC-D.E., Red Cross KAY MARIE DUVERNET—FIIA, Jr. Achieve-ment, Y-Tccns, Red Cross JERRY LEE EXNER—Spanish Club, Hi-Y, Red Cross, Track BRENDA ELLEN FAVARON—Band. Y-Teens, FNA, Honor Iuitin Club. Safety Club VICKI PATRICIA FII.ARDO—Red Cross, Y-Teens, FIIA LINDE LEE FLOWERS-Mu Alpha Theta, Na- Denise Edwards Dana Eehlin David Collins, Herman Raby, and Floyd Cray worked in Ceramics. Sydney Karen Earle Dennis I). Duvic Kay Duvernet 136 Seniors Were Sirst With Jund C.O.E. worked on door decoration. tionul Honor Society. FTA, National Merit Letter of Commendation. Jr. Academy of Science, French Club, NEDT Certificate ELIZABETH RANSOM FORMAN-Scc. of Art Club, Art Editor of Writers’ Club. BUZZER Staff. FRICASSEE Staff, Thespians, NEDT Certificate, French Club GERTIE YOLA FORREST Choir, I).E. JDIE ANNE FORTENBERRY—Chorus, Red Cross, Beta Club GWENDOLYN MAE CAINES-Cerman Club ROSE MARIE GALLAND—FHA, D.E. Mid-Terms came in all forms. Jerry Exner Rrenda Ellen Favaron Vicki Filardo Linda Flowers Elizabeth Forman Gertie Yola Forrest Judie Fortenberry Rebecca Funk Gwen Caines Rose Marie Calland 137 Senior beauties Dominated Beaux and Belles GLENDA FAYE GAUTREAUX—FHA FRED DEAN GEHEBF.R Ili-Y. Band, Track DAVID WEBSTER GELPI—Football PHILLIP ROHR GELPI—Band THOMAS BRENT GEMMILL Band SHERYL ANN CEUIN FHA. Jr. Achievement NANCY LEIGH GILES Latin Club, BUZZER Staff STEPHEN WINSTON GLUSMAN—Jr. Academy of Science, Hi-Y'. Mu Alpha Theta, Writers’ Club. Football. Track, FCA. National Science Foundation. French Club. NEDT Certificate CER.MILA ANGELA GOINS—FNA, Jr. Achieve-inent. Spanish Club PAMELA GAYLE GORDON—Red Cross. Jr. Academy of Science, Spanish Chib, FHA, Y-Tcens, NEDT Certificate FLOYD GRAY—Writers’ Club, Latin Club. Track. Basketball SUSAN YVONNE GREGORY FHA. Y Teens, Red Cross, Library Club KENNEY WAYNE GRIER-Senior Class Favorite, Hi-Y, Pelican Boys State, Key Club, Bascbull. Safely Club, Student Council Executive Board. Red Cross, FHA Beau MELANIE ANN HAASE—Jr. Academy of Science, FHA. Boosters. Mu Alpha Theta, Jr. Achievement DEBRA LYNN HADAWAY—FHA, Y-Teens, French Club PATRICK LAWRENCE HAMILTON—BUZZER Staff. I Jilin Club, Spanish Club MAGDALENE HANKE -Speech Club. Boosters. Art Club. Spanish Club, German (dub, AFS MARCARET CHRISTINE HANSON—Jr. Acad-emy of Science, Latin Club. Art Club, Speech Club. Writers’ Club. Boosters Carol Cassano smiled prettily for the judges. Glenda Gautreaux Fred Geheber David Gelpi Phillip Cclpi Tommy Ccmmill Shery l Geuin Nancy Giles Steve Glusman Germila A. Goins Panvela Cordon 138 Floyd Cray Susan Gregory Kenney Wayne Grier Melanie II.use Dcl)l ie Hadawav Patrick Hamilton Magdalene Hankc Margaret Hanson Mary' O’Connor and Pam Planchard were both winners. 139 I loverly Anderson was one of the many beautiful girls nominated to Beaux and Belles. Barbara Hardaway Buddy Hargrove Danny Harper Shelby Harris BARBARA LOUISE HARDAWAY FT A, Beta Club, National Honor Society, Treas. of Mu Alpha Theta, Jr. Academy of Science, AFS, Pres, of French Club. Sec.-Treas. of Sigma Fellowship, Asst. Treas. of Boosters, National Merit Semi-Finalist, NEDT Certificate OLIVER WARREN HARGROVE—Prea. of Key Club. Track. Basketball. French Club. NEDT Certificate, Beta, Vice Pres, of Sigma Fellowship, Mu Alpha Theta. National Merit Letter of Commendation, National Honor Society, FCA DANNY DALE HARPER—Choir JANET KAY HART-NEDT Certificate, Pelican Girls State, Jr. Belle, FHA, Student Executive Board. Mu Alpha Theta, Key Club Sweetheart. Beta Club, Treas. of Spanish Club. Boosters, Jr. Academy of Science, Writers’ Club CAROL ANN HARTZO—Jr. Academy of Science. Spanish Club, Honor Spanish, Red Cross, FTA, FRICASSEE CHARLES D'WANE HARVELL—Band, Jr. Academy of Science, Mu Alpha Theta, Hi-Y, Track JANICE SUE HARVEY—Boosters, National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Jr. Academy of Science, FTA, Pres, of Honor Spanish. Sec. of Spanish. NEDT Certificate, Madrigal and Folk-singers RICHARD RAY HARVIN—Hi-Y, Mu Alpha Theta, NEDT Certificate, National Honor Society, National Merit Letter of Commendation, Jr. Academy Nancy McDonald taught the HiStcppcrs some of their routines. Gail Dicharry was elected Sec. of Student Lee Davis assigned donuts for Council. chorus. Janet Hart Carol llartzo Charles I). Harvcll Janice Harvey 140 69 Marked Am Jmproved Student Council Rick Harvin Wade Heaton Johnny Hebert Li9a Anastasia Hernandez Ricky B. Hirsch Hi-Stcppcr Co-Captains, Nancy McDonald and Janice Black, checked the week’s schedule. WADE HAMPTON HEATON-Writcrs’ Club, Speech Club, Vice Pres, of Thespians, German Club, NEDT Certificate HERMAN JOHN HEBERT—Rand, Choir LISA ANASTASIA HERNANDEZ—Future Nurses, A Capclla Choir, Y-Teens, Jr. Academy of Science, Jr. Achievement, Vice Pres, of Red Cross, FNA, Latin Club, FHA, Folksingers, Art Club RICHARD BEER HIRSCH—French Club. Jr. Academy of Science. AFS, NEDT Certificate, Mu Alpha Theta, Sigma Fellowship, National Honor Society, Summer Science Institute, Hi-Y ALDEN S. HOLLOWAY—Pres, of Beta Club, Vice Pres, of Key Club. Vice Pres, of Spanish Club, Mu Alphu Theta, National Honor Society, Jr. Academy of Science, Honor Spanish Club, FCA, Basketball. Track. NEDT Certificate GLONELTIA MARIE HOUSTON-Jr. Achievement, FNA, Speech Club, Thespians JANE GRAYSON HOWE-Boosters, Jr. Acad-cmy of Science, Spanish Club, NEDT Certificate, FTA, Red Cross, Mu Alpha Theta, Latin Club, Beta Club, Sigma Fellowship, National Honor Society, Student Council Executive Board Leta Hodges Alden Holloway John W. Holt Gloneltia M. Houston Jane Howe 141 DINAH SUE HUGHES—FHA. Library Club DAVID CARLYSLE HUMPHREYS. JR.- Speecli Club CYNTHIA HUNTER FTA, Spanish Club, Choir, Red Cross. Y-Teens CHARLOTTE ANN HYDE—Y-Tcens, FHA PAULA DIANNE HYDE—FHA STEPHANIE ELIZABETH JEFF1KS—C.O.E. MARA P. JOHNSON lioii, Y-Teens RICHARD CLEMENTS JOHNSON-Band, Jr. Academy of Science, Mu Alpha Theta, Sigma Fellowship, National Merit Letter of Commendation, German Club ROBERT DUANE JOHNSON-Spanish Club MICKEY LEE JOHNSTON-Prea. of Student Council. Pelican Boys State. Cheerleader, KBKP Youth Council, Optimist Club. Award, Latin Club, Safety Club, Key Club, Beta Club. Mu Alpha Theta, Sigma Fellowship. Jr. Academy of Science, Baseball, Soph. Beau. Senior Favorite, Treas. of A FS CAROL ANN JONES-Spanish Club, Y-Tecns, D.E. MARY ELIZABETH JONES-Boosters, Jr. Academy of Science, Latin Club. French Club SUSAN M ICE KEI.I.EN Y-Teens, FHA RANDY KEITH KELLER—Football. Key Club, Treas. of I it in Club, FCA, Red Cross, Track CAROL ANN KENNEY—Office Aid. Red Cross, FHA DAVID LEONARD KING REA—Football, Safety Club, FCA, Office Aid, Wrestling Team, Red Cross, Baseball WESLEY WALKER KINNEY—Treas. of French Club, Vice Pres, of Mu Alpha Theta, Pro. of Sigma Fellowship. Beta Club, National Honor Society, Writers' Club, Student Council Executive Board, FRICASSEE Staff, Jr. Academy of Science, NEDT Certificate Randy Huhbs Dinah Sue Hughes Paula Hyde Steve Jeffirs Senior boys took advantage of the library. David Humphreys Cyndy Hunter Charlotte Ann Hyde Mary Johnson Richard C. Johnson Robert Duane Johnson 142 69’ — A Qood Zime Mad Uy Ad Mickey L Johnston Carol Jones Mary Jones Susan Alice Kt-llen Steve Glusnjan. Mike Blanchard. Rcgi Mullins. Tom McAdams, und David Kincrca save the basketball team support. Kandy Keller Carol Kenney David Leonard Kingrea Wesley W. Kinney 143 Seniors Cearned My 'Doing Ginger Kling Joe Kopfler Dale La Horde Lindy LaCour GINGER K. KLING Jr. Academy of Science, FTA, C.O.E. JOSEPH GOTTLIEB KOPFLER—Track, Jr. Academy of Science, AFS, German Club, Pelican Hoys State DALE PHILLIP LARORDE—Football, FCA LINDY L. LACOUR—Red Cross, Jr. Academy «i Science FTA Choir MIA IVY JO LAMBERT—Choir JUNE CLAIR LAMBERT—Band GAIL MARIE LAMOUSIN Jr. Academy of Science, FHA, National Honor Society, C.O.E. JOHN EDGAR LAND Latin Club JEANNETTE SHILOH LANE Y-Tccns, Spanish Club. Choir, Speech Club, Library Club JERRI LYNNE LANGHART—D.E. IRIS MELISSA LARCUIER—Rod Cross, Safety Club. Speech Club. Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Thespians, FHA DONNA JEAN LATIL—Red Cross, Y-Teens, Office Aid. FHA JOHNNY BYRON LATO-Track BENNIE LOUIS LEGAUX-Choir LAWRENCE LEVENTHAL— Mu Alpha Theta Sigma Fellowship, Jr. Academy of Science French (Job. Latin Club PHILLIP s. LILLARD Track, Spanish Club CHARLES ALLEN LITTLEJOHN-Football, Track, Red Cross Betty Lambert Ivy Jo Lambert June Lambert Gail Lamousin Practice made perfect for Johnny Brantley. 144 Kay Williamson and Carolyn Roberts helped Mrs. Michael keep her figures. Johnny Byron Lato Bennie L. Lcgaux Lawrence Ixiventhal Phillip Iallard Charles Littlejohn 145 Class Of '69 — Readers Of Zomorrow JACKALYN CAROL LIVINGSTON-Jr. Academy of Science, Mu Alpha Theta, Boosters, National Honor Society, FHA MAKTHA DELORES LONG—FHA. Chorus DENNIS JAMES LORIO Jr. Academy of Science, Safety Club, Football, Basketball, Baseball, FCA. Red Cross GAYLE MERIDITH LORIO—FHA, Boosters. Office Aid, Red Cross BETTY LOUISA LOUQUE—Library Club, Y-Teens, FHA TOM DEAN McADAMS—FCA, Football, Wrestling, German Club, Key Club. Beta Club, Vice Pres, of Student Council, Pres, of Choir JENNIFER LEE McCLEAN French Club, National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Jr. Academy of Science GLENDA KAY McCLELLAND—Latin Club. FHA ELIZABETH PRICE McCORD-Student Coun-cil Executive Board, National Honor Society, Pres, of Boosters, Beta Club, Sigma Fellowship, FTA, Jr. Academy of Science, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Mu Alpha Theta. NEDT Certificate NANCY EILEEN MeDONALD—Boosters, Honor Spanish Club, FTA, Treas. of Beta Club, Mu Alpha Theta, FHA. Jr. Academy of Science, Pelican Girls State, Latin Club, Hi-Steppcrs, Office Aid CHRISTOPHER JAMES McEWEN—Jr. Academy of Science, Treas. of Hi-Y, Latin Club, AFS, Spanish Club. Jr. Achievement RICHARD LOUDON McGUIRE Football, Track, Jr. Academy of Science, Key Club, Latin Club, Safety Club, Red Cross, Mu Alpha Theta, NEDT Certificate Shelby Harris and Bill Scheffy assisted Mr. Snoddy. Jackie Livingston Martha Long Dennis Lorio Gayle M. Lorio Betty L. Louque Tom Dean McAdams Jennifer Lee McClcan Clcnda McClelland Betsy McCord Nancy McDonald 146 Chris McEwen Rick McGuire Nancy McNutt Roger Major Margaret Manning Fred Matens Ted Mack N'elscn Maddox A1 Matlieny Ralph Scott Mayer Charlie Littlejohn and Ray Stickman were the last ones out for fire drills. NANCY GAYLE McNUTT--Boosters. Red Cross, Jr. Academy of Science, Treas. of AFS. FHA, Treas. of FTA, Library Club, Spanish Club, Y-Teens TED LESLIE MACK—Football, Basketl all, Baseball MARGARET ANN MANMNC-C.O.E. FRED HAYDEN MATENS-Track WILLIS NELSON MADDOX-Office Aid, Jr. Achievement, Spanish Club ALLEN I). MATHENY—Band RALI’H SCOTT MAYER—Latin Club, Hi-Y, Boy Booster, German Club. Jr. Achievement Dennis Lorio shot for another point. John Brantley gave moral support. 147 HUGH ROY MEANS—Pelican Boys Stale, Speech Club, Student Council Executive Board, Hi-Y, Football, Basketball. Office Aid, FCA, Treas. of Student Council, Jr. Achievement. Red Cross, Jr. Academy of Science, German Club, Baseball WILLIAM BRYAN MENAK I)—Office Aid AI.LEN JUMEL MILLER—Football, Track, Red Cross, Safelv Club MARILYN ANNE MILLER—Pres, of YTccns, FHA, Jr. Academy of Science, Spanish Club MICHAEL LYNN MITCHELL—Y-Tccns, FT A, FHA, FNA SHARON RLTII MITCHELL—BUZZER Staff, FHA GAYLE MONGET-Spanish Club, Rod Cross KATHLEEN INNE MONTET-C.O.E., Jr. Ac hievement. Y-Teens. Red Cross WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON MOORES-Art Club. Jr. Beau, Jr. Achievement HOWARD CLIFFORD MORSEY—Baseball, Football NANCY RUTH MORSEY—FHA, Treas. of FNA. Jr. Achievement, Chorus WILLIAM REG I MULLINS—Key Club, Beta Club, Sigma Fellowship. Football. Safety Club, Mu Alpha Theta, FCA, Latin Club, Jr. Academy of Science, Baseball JAMES E. MURPHEY—Red Cross, Jr. Achievement MARY ANNE MUSSO-Germ.in Club. BUZZER Staff. FHA SHARON ANNE MUSSO FHA. Choir. Office Aid. Y-Teens MILTON BROWN NALL—Speech Club, Debate Track. Baseball Ellen Wcilbacher, Patty Montet, Mary Jones, Margie Dijohn. and MeL Haase performed a skit for Booster Mid-Tcrms. Seniors in Chorus created harmony. Lynn Mitchell Sharron Mitchell Jet Monget Bret Montague Kathleen Montet 148 Mid- Zerns Were Mad — finals Qot Worse Hilly Moores Hutch Morse)' Nancy Morsey Regi Mullins Cissy Cotter helped with many of the Booster banners. Tim Sainuha was a determined ('enter. James Murphey Mary Anne Musso Sharon Musso Milton Nall 149 Seniors Dominated Student Activities Jack Nason Scott Nealy Angela M. Neely (Cangelosi) Paul Ncesc JOHN THOMAS NASON Track, Red Cross SCOTT W. NEALY—Football, Hi-Y, FCA, Track ANCELA MARIE NEELY (CANGELOSI)— FHA, D.E. PAUL GLENN NEESE—Red Cross. Football, Baseball, Jr. Academy of Science, Safety Club, Track. Basketball CANDICE ANNETTE NEWARK—FHA, Y-Teens MICHAEL LANCE NEWMAN-French Club MARY JANE NORMAN—Beta Club RICHARD GRAVES NORTON-Jr. Academy of Science, Football, French Club CATHERINE LYNN NOTO-FHA, C.O.E., Jr. Belle, Jr. Academy of Science MARY MARTHA O’CONNOR—Y-Tecns, Sen-ior Belle, Red Cross KENNETH ELI ODOM-Latin Club, Chorus, D.E.. Thespians JAMES LEE OSBORNE—Football, Speech Club, Debate DOROTHY ANN OliRSO—Y-Teens, Red Cross, Library Club, FT A, Choir THOM A WYATT OWENS-Specch Club, Cho- rus, D.E., Jr. Achievement, Art Club DIANE RAE PACE—Boosters. Spanish Club, Jr. Academy of Science, Safety Club, Mu Alpha Theta, FHA BETTY JO PARKER—FHA, C.O.K., Library Club Candy Newark Lance Newman Jane Norman Richard Norton Art students Arless Day, Jimmy Burychka, Dennis Duvic, and Sandy Adams millcred around in 150 Cathy Noto Bonnie Nunnery Mary O’Connor Kenneth E. Odom Ruddy Ory John Daron and Ross Marchiafava took part in the speech Christmas play. James L. Osborne Ann Ourso Thomas W. Owens Diane Page Betty Jo Parker 151 Seniors ’69 Enjoyed Memorable year Jan Parsons Tcssic Patrick Susan Paturcau Laurie S. Penniman Billy Perkins Bonnie Persinper Jean Petty Patricia A. Phillips Pam Planchard Carol Polozola JAN ELLIS PARSONS-FHA. FTA, Jr. Academy of Science. FNA, Y-Tccns MARY TERESA PATRICK-Boosters, Art Club, French Club SUSAN EUNICE PATUREAU Red Cross. Speech Club LAURIE STATEN PENNIMAN—Writers’ Club. Red Gran BONNIE LOUISE PERSINGER—Band, Speech Club, German Club, Honor Society. Drama Club, Torch Society, Majorette JEAN WILSON PEITY—Boosters, Jr. Academy of Science, FHA. Y-Teens, Spanish Club PATRICIA ANN PHILLIPS—FHA, Jr. Achievement. Red Cross, Y-Teens, German Club PAMELA LOUISE PLANcHARD French Club, Y-Teens, Red Cross, Senior Belle CAROL JEAN POLOZOLA—Jr. Academy of Science, Y-Teens, French Club ROBERT STEVEN PRESTRIDCE—Spanish Club, Art Club, German Club THOMAS BRYAN PUCH-Latin Club. Beta Club, Key Club. Pelican Boys State, Student Council Executive Board, Vice Pres, of Jr. Class, Art Club, Soph, and Jr. Beau PAUL HILARY RABALAIS—Football, FCA HERMAN FLOYD RABY-Football, Track CHARLOTTE . M. RAHM—FHA. Mu Alpha Theta, Jr. Academy of Science KATHERINE BAUCH RASMUSSEN—D.E. Clayton Beatty was one of many Seniors involved in Mechanical Drawing. 152 Mickey Johnson, Tommy Pugh, Tom McAdams, Hugh Means, David Andrews, Janet Hart, and Cail Dicharry supported the Student Council by running for office. Joey Polozola Steve Prestridge Mona Prudhnmme Thomas B. Pugh, III Paul KabalaLs Herman F. Kaby Charlotte Rahm Kathy B. Rasmussen 153 BRHS had its first C.O.E. class. 76th Class Qractuated Jh '69 Dinah Reese Jordan Reese Sleven E. Reynolds Tammy ILvnikoff DINAH SUE REESE—FHA, Hi-Steppers, Red Cross, PrA, Latin Club, Roosters, Y-Teens, Library Club, Jr. Academy of Science, Spanish Club JORDAN REESE Wrestling, Football TAMARA ADENA REZNIKOFF—BUZZER Staff, Jr. Academy of Science, Boosters, Spanish Club, Soph. Belle EDMOND JOSEPH RICHARD—Key Club, Beta Club, Basketball, Track, State Long Jump Champion FAYE EVELYN RICHARD—French Club DANNY BOONE RICHARDSON—Baseball VICTORIA LYNN RICCLE—BUZZER Staff, D.E., Writers’ Club, Art Club, Jr. Achievement, Swimming Team CAROLYN SYLVIA ROBERTS—Sec. of FTA, FHA, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, German Club, Hi-Stcppcrs, Sigma Fellowship, Boosters DEBORAH CAMILLE ROMERO—Sigma Fellow-ship, Jr. Academy of Science, French Club, FTA, Booster . Mu Alpha Theta, German Club PATRICIA ANNE RUSSELI -Jr. Achievement, FHA. FTA, Y-Tccns, FNA, Red Cross LUCILLE MARIE RUTLEDGE—Pres, of Red Cross, Chorus SHELBY DEWAIN SALTER—Latin Club, Jr. Achievement, Red Cross TIMOTHY JOHN SAMAHA—Basketball, Red Cross, Safety Club MARY FRANCES SAMSON -State Pres, of FHA, Jr. Academy of Science, Safety Club, Student Council Executive Board, Pelican Girls State, Latin Club, FTA, Roosters, Hi-Steppers, Sec. of Student Council, Y-Teens Executive Board, Red Cross Butch Richard Faye Richard Danny B. Richardson Woody Richardson Dinah Reese taught Martha Hcnard a new step; Janet Hart looked on with approval. 154 Dcbby Kicks Vikki Riggle Carolyn Roberts Debbie Romero Steve Rose Pat Russell Lucille M. Rutledge Dewain Salter Tim Samaha Francine Samson 155 Ernie Sanchez Michael Schiro Janet L. Scarborough Catherine Schaffarzick Bill Schcffy Ashley Schmiedt Mary Ann Schmidt Nanc Schmieder Jeff Scheuermann Janice Seal ERNEST ADAMS SANCHEZ—D.E. JANET LYNN SCARBOROUGH—Red Cross, FHA. FNA, Y-Teens CATHERINE SCHAFFARZICK—Boosters, Beta Cluh, Sec. of National Honor Society, Sec. of Mu Alpha Theta, Jr. Academy of Science, Sec. of Latin Cluh, French Club, Sigma Fellowship, NEDT Certificate. FT A WILLIAM W. SCHEFFY-Jr. Academy of Science, Track, Band, Spanish Cluh. I atin Cluh, Pres, of Mu Alpha Theta, Key Club, Beta Cluh, Boy Boosters. National Honor Society, Pelican Boys State, NEDT Certificate JEFFERY LIONEL SCHEUERMANN—Football MICHAEL GERARD SCHIRO—Jr. Academy of Science MARY ANN SCHMIDT—Choir NANC KAY SCHMIEDER -Library Club. FHA, Jr. Academy of Science, FRICASSEE Staff, Y- Teens WILLIAM COUMES SELIG—Hi-Y, Spanish Club. Speech Club S NDR ANN SEVER AN Spanish Club MARSHA ANNE SHARP—FHA, Red Cross, Spanish Club. Y-Tccns KANDICE LYNN SIBLEY-FNA. Y-Teens, Office Aid. Spanish Club. FHA, FTA, Boosters ANN SIEGEL Jr. Academy of Science, Boosters, Pres, of AFS, FTA. Mu Alpha Theta. Choir, National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Library Club, Honor Spanish Cluh BRADLEY SEAL SIMONEAUX Jr. Achieve-ment JANET MAE SMITH-Y-Teens, BUZZER Staff 156 When the drawing got tough. Jim Turner turned to Mr. Gullory for assistance. OSE Sat ’£mUp!... Sock Jt Bill Sclig Sandra A. Scvcran Marsha A. Sharp Kandy Sibley Ann Siegel Brad Simoneaux Glen Singleton Janet Smith 157 Stephen Smith Kandy Smith Dotty Jean Soileau Tom Spiller John W. Stafford STEPHEN ALLEN SMITH-Vice Pres, of Choir, Madrigal Singers, Folksingcrs DOROTHY JEAN SOILEAU—Choir, C.O.E. THOMAS D. SPILLER—Spanish Club, Track, Red Cross, lli-Y, LSU Gymnast JOHN WILLIAM STAFFORD Football, Track, Jr. Academy of Science, Spanish Club SHEILDA LEE STAFFORD—D.E., FHA, Choir, Library Club. Jr. Achievement , CAROL DIANNE STEPHENS—Pres, of Speech Club, Boosters, Red Cross, FTA, Swimming Team, Office Aid, National Thespians Society, Debate Team, Jr. Achievement PEGGY ANN STEWART FHA, Y-Tcens, Red Cross KAY EDWARD STICKMAN—Football, Red Cross, Art Club, Chorus BETTY SUE STRICKLAND-C.O.E., FHA, Red Cross LINDA DAKKNE TALLEY Spanish Club, Jr. Academy of Science, FTA, Office Aid EDITH LYNN TAYLOR Band MIKE V. TEDFORD-Kcy Club, Hi-Y, Swim- nting Team JACQUELINE ANN TEMPLET—FHA, Honor Spanish Club JtNiMFhit HARRIET TERRY—Band DOUCLAS ANGEL THIBODEAUX—Red Cross, Jr. Achievement. D.E. MICHAEL LEWIS THIBODEAUX—D.E. RONNY DAVID THIBODEAUX-Football, Art Club. FCA ELIZABETH GLORIA THIELMAN—Treas. of Y-Tccns, FNA. Latin Club, FHA, Spanish Club, Boosters, Red Cross HUNTER CHRISTIAN THOM-Student Director of Band, Spanish Club Some mistakes arc hard to erase, as Kay Stickman soon discovered. Sheilda L. Stafford Carol Stephens Peggy Stewart Ray Stickman Betty Strickland 158 “We’re Number One! Linda Talley Edith L Taylor Mike Tedford Jacqueline A. Templet Jennifer Terry Carol Cassano, Melissa Larguicr, Jan Parsons, and Charlotte Hyde prepared delicacies for a tabic of four. Bookcases were one of the many projects completed by Danny Ott and Scooter Fitch. Douglas A. Thibodeaux Michael Thibodeaux Konny Thibodeaux Liz Thielman Hunter C. Thom 159 12 years’ Work—One flight’s Qlorg OLIVER G. THOMAS—Jr. Acudciny of Science, Sec. of Hi-Y, Roy Booster CHRISTINE PERCY TIIOMPSON-Rcd Cross, Boosters. FT A, FNA, .Spanish Club, Y-Tccns, Library Club, Swimming Team ELIZABETH ANN THORNINC C.O.E. CLYDE LEN TUBRE Chorus AMANDA TULL- Vice Pres of Rand, Thespians, I.atin Club, A Capella Choir, Spanish Club, Jr. Achievement, FT A, Y-Teens JAMES FLANGIN TURNER—German Club, Hi- Y, Jr. Achievement, NEDT Certificate BROOKS BRENT TYLER Tennis Team, Key Club, German Club, Roy Booster, FCA, Track, Red Cross DANIEL ADALBERT ULZ-Choir, Vice Pres, of German Club, Rand JANIS VALENTINE—C.O.E., Red Cross, FTA, Choir KERRY MARK VARISCO— Football, Basketball, Rasebjll, Pres, of Jr. Academy of Science, Beta Club, Key Club. Latin Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Pres, of FCA, Safety Club ALICE SHARON VERCHER—Red Cross, Hi-Y Sponsor, NEDT Certificate, Jr. Academy of Science, FTA, Sec. of AFS, Latin Club, French (dub. Sigma Fellowship, Soph, and Jr. Belle, Student Council Executive Board, Boosters, Sec. of Beta Club, National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta META DEBORAH WALKER-FHA. FTA, Y-Terns HELEN MARIE WAI.U-BUZZER Staff, Writers' Club, French Club, Jr. Achievement, Y-Teens JERRY JAMES WALL-Office Aid, French Club Oliver Thomas Chris Thompson Amanda Tull Jim Turner Paralcc Alford studied the anatomy letter. Was Jane Howe camera shy? John Peel and Byron Lato practiced trz relays. Elizabeth Ann Thorning Ronald Wayne Torina C. L. Tubre Brooks Tyler Daniel A. Ulz Jan is Valentine 160 Bill Scheffy and Richard Johnson were easily distracted by a wandering photographer. Linda Talley and Cindy Braud transcribed shorthand notes. i Cail Dicharry and Lewis Anderson decorated lockers for the Lee High game. VANN A ELIZABETH WAR.MACK—Miss BRHS, Homecoming Queen, Hi-Y Sponsor, Pelican Cirls State, Jr. Class Sec., Jr. Class Favorite, Soph, and Jr. Maid. Hi-Stcppers, FTA, Latin Club. Boosters, Jr. Academy of Science, Beta Club, Sigma Fellowship. Y-Teens, FHA MARY HELEN WATSON—Treas. of Boosters, Jr. Academy of Science, FHA, FTA, Beta Club, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Honor Spjnish Club I.AliRA CHRISTINE WEBB Vice Pres, of Art Club. Jr. Academy of Science, National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Latin Club, Boosters PECCIJEAN WEBB—D.E. Mark Varisco Jerry Wall Alice Vcrchcr Vanna Warmack Mike Vickers Mary Helen Watson Debbie Walker Laura Webb Helen Wall Peg ijean Webb WRHS Was flat [ ust Mortar And Wricks Bonnie Weber Emily Weber BONNIE LEN WEBER—Safely Club, FNA, AFS, FHA, Latin Club, French Club, Bed Cross, Y- Teens MARY LIZBETH WETHERN—FRICASSEE Staff, Jr. Academy of Science, Writers’ Club, National Merit Semi-Finalist, Mu Alpha Theta, Y-Teens, French Club. Art Club VIRGINIA WHITE—C.O.E., Jr. Achievement, Y-Tccns, Speireb Club, FHA DEBRA AMOLENE WHITTINGTON—FHA, FTA, Jr. Achievement, Jr. Academy of Science, Y-Teens, Red Cross, FNA KAREN ELISA WILKES—Jr. Achievement, FHA, Art Club, Speech Club, Red Cross, Safety Club, Speech Club, Red Cross, Safety Club, Library Club BONNIE JEAN WILLIAMS-Senior Class Favorite, AFS, Vice Pies, of French Club. FHA, Beta Club, Cheerleader, Mu Alpha Theta, Senior Maid of Homecoming Court, National Honor Society, Jr. Academy of Science CYNTHIA CLAIRE WILLIAMS—Y-Teens, Red Cross, FRICASSEE Staff, FHA, French Club GWENDOLYN FAYE WILLIAMS-Choir, Jr. Achievement HAROLD JOSEPH WILLIAMS Jr. Academy of Science, Jr. Achievement, Football Mary Wethern Ginny White Debbie Whittingt 162 Harold Williams Kay Williamson These were some of the Seniors’ favorites. Kathy Willingham LeRoy D. Wilson Phyllis Wood Senior day •.. Shakesj� carc ... Mrs. Michael ... finally mastering the art of breaking in the lunch line without getting caught ... winning BRHS competitions ... plans for college . . . scholarships ... careers .. . Mr. Johnson ... “Do you divide by cox x or sin y?” ... leaving old friends making new friends ... Was there ever a I5U student living in the basement? — graduation at last ... draft — family ... or freshmen again? MARILYN KAY WILLIAMSON—National Hon-or Society, FHA, Bela Cluh, Pres, of FT A, Boosters, Jr. Academy of Science, Spanish Cluh, Sigma Fellowship, Mu Alpha Theta, Honor Spanish Cluh, Y-Teens, Red Cross KATHY LEE WILLINGHAM-FHA Boosters. Red Cross, Safety Cluh, Latin Cluh, NEDT Certificate LEROY DOUGLAS WILSON-Pelican Boys State, Pres, of Boy Boosters, Office Aid, Treat, of Cerman Cluh, National Honor Society, AFS, Mu Alpha Theta, Jr. Academy of Science, Key Club PHYLLIS LYNN WOOD-CO.E., Red Cross FRICASSEE Staff J ANIE CLAIRE YAUN—Band CHARLES H. ZEANAH—Track. Spanish Club, Vice Pres, of AFS, Pres, of Jr. Achievement, Jr. Academy of Science, Treas. of Key Cluh, Mu Alpha Theta, Sigma Fellowship, Latin Cluh, Honor Spanish Cluh. Beta Cluh, FCA JOHN JOSEPH ZIELINSKI—Vice Pres, of Spanish Club, Key Cluh, Sigma Fellowship, Beta Cluh LINDA ANN ZITTRAUER -FHA, Boosters, Y-Teens Sally Scratch—Nomination for Senior Class favorite Janie C. Yaun Charley Zeanah John Zielinski Linda Zittraucr 163 Familiar halls ... Familiar faces __Class rings ... Giving Sophomores H-- — Winning one BRHS Competition ... Planning Junior-Senior Prom .. . Cockrell-Vanderburg ... Knowing what the thumps on the loudspeaker are .. . Getting asked to join Mu Alpha Theta and National Honor ... Another 500 word theme?! ... Enjoying teachers’ holiday ... Fighting the flu ... Money expenses =cmpty pockets ... More participation ... y = mx-fb ... Thoreau takes to the woods . . . Endure! Endure! Endure! ... Seniors at last!! (Juniorfavorites Carol Mitchell And Chuck Smith junior Officers Pres., Hereford Percy; Sec., Colleen May; Trcas.. Becky Parsons; Vice Pres., Don Craft. 164 Beth Abingti n Sandy Adams Jay Affolter Jimmy Akin Alvin Albritton Mike Albritton Miriam Allement Susan Allen Adrienne Anders Allyson Anderson Dan Andrews David Andrews Karen Bacon Chuck Bailey Cathy Balden Charles Barnard Ann Barnum Cindy Barlkiewiez Hon Bastin Charlotte Bateman Shelly Beall Pam Beeson Joyce Bello Cary Bennett Matt Bennett Cliff Bert helot Joseph Betancourt Mary Bloodworth Ben Bonds Cynthia Boudreaux (ringer Hardgravcs worked hard on her home economics project. Juniors — Zhe Spirit Of ftRMS! Patty Boudreaux Roper Bourp Ccorgc Boyd Brent Braud Karen Braud Merrill Braud Rachel Braud Marcus Bristcr David Brock Becky Broome Buster Brown Nanette Brummctt Diane Bruser Richard Burford Lyndon Burgoyne The team was intent on what quarterback Suzanne Hornsby’s plans were. 166 James Burnett Paul Burns Rudy Burns I.orelei Butler Tom Butler Clarence Babin Mary Sue Calvaruso Susan Canciennc Michael Cappcl Debbie Caraway Jim Carlson Madelyn Carroll Bob Carter Denise Cassano Wanda Cashio Cyndy Catchings Grant Conway Laura Connor Warren Comeaux Bobby Comeaux Kenneth Comeaux Jo Collier Mike Coleman 167 Humors “Socked Jt Vo Zke Sophs, ” Starting Sept. 1st Beth Colclough Tracy Coe Carolyne Coco Michael Coates Mike Clegg Pam Clegg Kenny Clark Mike Clark Hunter Christy Beth Christian Maybe this helped them pass?! ?! Dickie Chausei Rhett Chaney Stephen Chancy Carolyn Chambers Lance CaulfieU James Cothell Jean Cotter Skippy Cotten Chester Courtney Sandy Courvillc 168 Jeff Coxe Don Craft Nancy Craig Mary Anne Crane Pat Crutliinls Connie Cullen Steve Culpepper Kicky Curry Jack Dampf Susan Dantin Dave d’Aquin Marie Daron Brad Davis Sydney Davis Annette Dawson Joe Dean Rachel Myron de Blicux DcDeaux Ola Mac Roy Decs Dclarodcric Lawrence Paula Delaroderie Denny Lorinda de Vries Richard Theresa Paul Dickinson Diez Doerner 169 {Juniors Were Where Zhe Action Was Tommy Duncan Elizabeth Dunnam Suellen Durlaeher Steve Durretl Randy Dyson Debra Dziuba Linda Eddlcman Betty Edwards Evelyn Eldridge Phillip Elkins Kathleen Engquiste David Evans Libby Ferguson Mike Flood Richard Forrest Lee Foumct Mary Frances Fournier Ronny Fousse Karen Franks Freddie Frey Nancy Fritchic Phil Fritz Tres Fulhright George Fulco Martha Gibson Juniors ... Juniors ... Juniors Susan Cibson Greg Gillespie Dorothy Givens Marsha Cladrow Betty Godso Kandy Goudeau Jackie Grace Jay Graham Lynn Gray Theresa Gregory Hampton Gruncwald Gwen Guidry John Hair Darrylin Hall Denise Hamilton Kohhie Hannaman Robert Hanson Brent Hardgraves Ginger Hardgraves Murry Harman Janice Harper Faith Harrell Joyce Harrison Mike llaviland Katie Hays Ralph Heard Mary Jane Hebert 171 N£T)Z, ACZ, PSA Z = Early Saturday Calls Rusty Hebert Mark Helmrich Freda Henderson Ted Heroman Denise Herthum Dip Heyward Jennifer Hill Sharon Hippchon Cuy Hobgood Theresa Hodges Mrs. Gamble interprets the N.E.D.T. test for Debra Levine, Nadine Luther, and Cindy Bartkiewiez. Robert Holmes Warren Holmes Diana Hooper Suzanne Hornsby Debra Howell Nancy Hughes Amelie F. Hunter Joe Hurston Linda Hutchenson Wilson Hutchinson 172 Barbara Hutson Ouila IIyams Paul Hyland James Jackson Ellastine James Bill Janncy Mike Jones Bill Jones Jerry Keister Kay Kellen Nickie Kennedy Susan Kennedy Jackie Kerley Howard Kidder Frances Kilbus Brenda Kimball Joe Kinamorc Deborah King Leila Kinney Robert Kirkpatrick Gwen Kling Karen Kling Charles Konikoff Susan Konikoff Tommy Kracher Frances Kruse Kenneth Kuhlmann 173 Humors Mad Classes, Meetings, Parties, Jootball (James Trudy Kuhncrt David I .a Bordc. Donna La Borde Lura La Bordc Randy I .a Bordc Linda I-ack Roldi Land Gerald Landry Joey I nglois Leo Langlois Diane Laquerre Avia La Salle Bruce Law Margaret I t urus Eldon Le Doux Karl Lemmon Paul Levert Debra Levine Janis Levine Peggy Lewis Nancy Litton Ronald Louque Floyd Loring Pat Lovell Nadine Luther i Cindy B.f Marie D., Debra L., Becky 1% Clare R., and Annette R. relaxed while other boosters workcJ. 174 Martha Lux Russell McAvoy Andy McCain Martha Jane McCarlcy Patty McCIcan Page McCutchcon Wayne McDaniels Brenda McKay Julie McMorris Mary Beth McMurray Bill McCehee Bill MacCurdy Dale MacCurdy Nona Madere Charlie Maggio Carolyn Maher Larry Mancuso William Mann Winston Marcel I e Hubert Marioneaux Jay Marshall W'hit Martin Charlotte Mathcs Colleen May Toni Mayo Diane Mazerat 175 “Class Of 70” Was J Phrase Moved Of juniors ’69 Charles Melancon Marian Melanson Frankie Meyers Ken Mincoff Tommy Mircmont Carol Mitchell Tommy Mitts Patty Montet Cheryl Moore Jane Moran Explaining ideas algebraically is a never-ending task for Mrs. Mathis. Joan Moran Ronald Moranto Betty Morgan Mike Morgan Kathy Morrison Kathy Moser Dale Mostkoff Johnny Musso Lonnie Murphrcc Mark Nacol 176 Mark Nelson Philip Nit-hols John Nohlin Nancy Oliver Cherie Omberg Beth Ory Ann Ourso Sue Owens Tracy Owens Trez Owens Cindy Paillc Becky Parsons Jan Payne Jane Peek John Steve Beverly Hereford Donna Susan Peel Pence Penn Percy Perkins Peters Willie Sally Pam John Mark Johnny Phillips Porche Porter Potts Porciau Powell 177 Deborah Pratt Jimmy Prescott Robert Prestridge Steven Raher Annette Raggio Jane Raley Stewart Reed Pearl Repin John Reuthcr Becky Reynolds Dallas Richard Runyon Richad Rebecca Ricks Donna Hinaudo Debbie Roane John Robarts Gary Rockford Claire Rogers James Romano April Rome Vicki Rose Donna Roumain Debbie Rowell Johanna Saizan Hyman Saltz Jr. Academy members had a great time bicycling in Nassau. 178 {juniors Participated Jn Outside Activities Nancy Litton, costumed for her role in A CON-NKCTICUT YANKEE, attentively awaits her cue. Albcrma Sanchez Debra Sanchez Steve Sandahl Russell Santangclo Ronny Saurage Gwen Saxton Lee Scheffy Marilyn Schcxnayder Jeff Schneider Juannie Schoeffler Ann Schopfer Pam Schulingkamp Maureen Scott Ricky Sevier Sherrill Sharp Heidi Simpkins Doro Sims Joey Sims Chuck Smith Gary Smith James Smith Lawanda Smith Sally Smith 179 John Smith Peggy Smith Dale Snoddy Sue Soileau Bill Spencer Lindsey Spiller Clarice Starwood Sharon Stein Bing Stewart Dexter Stewart Ralph Stewart Rita Stovall Bob Strader Gay Strickland Jean Stogncr Vaughn Stroble Mary Sullivan Mike Sullivan Clare Sumrow Bobby Swayze Joanie Switzer Diane Tardo John Taylor Robert Taylor Estcgan Tellez Jennifer Hill and Allyson Anderson pondered information in college catalogues. 180 Lola Thigpen Buddy Thompson Michael Thompson Keith Thompson Linda Thorning Mike Tierney Bcncll Trahan George Travis Alan Traylor Mike Tricou Raymond Turner John Tuttle Margaret Tuttle Barry Veazey Alaine Vignes College — fast Mound Zkc Comer Bill Von Collin Gwen Waggenspack David Waite Audrey Wallace Chuck Wallace Nancy Waller Klainc Wander Sheryl Ward Deborah Washington Mike Watson Donah! Watts Sherri Watts 181 “Zmorrow’s Seniors” Cooked forward Zo 70 Ellen Weilhaelier Dale Weiner Phillip Welch Carl Wells Nina Wheeler Ed While Jessica White Juliet! White Kenny Wilkinson Ann Wilkes Jan Will Joan Williams Sondra Williams Todd Williams Laura Willie During lunch, Beth Christian, Tommy Doherty. Gwen Guidry and Ia e Sheffy discussed last hour's tough test. 182 Diane Wilmont Jim Wilsford Debbie Wilson Wanda Wilson Warren Winters Bill Witherspoon Amelia Wood Linda Wren In the classroom, in the auditorium. in the gym—juniors everywhere. Cliff Yarbrough Veto Yoches Glenn Young Louise Young Tommy Zachariah Ricky Zito Practice makes perfect. Chuck Smith, junior placckickcr, spent hours in practice to perfect his specialty. 183 Joni Anderson and Butch Freeman were elected as Sophomore Favorites. Sophomore Samites Joni swam. Butch shot. Cindy Adams Brenda Albert Larry Allen Roy Allison Brookie Allphin Jo Ann Anderson Joni Anderson Cindy Andrew Virginia Anzalonc Paul Arccneaux Phyllis Arnold Judy Aucoin Max Avant Audrey Ayrnond Ann Babin Kevin Babin Marness Bacot Steve Bailey Charles Baird Bonnie Baker Robin Barnette Nilla Barro Diane Batten Sandy Batts Melanie Baudoin Becky Beale Pat Beall Eugene Beauchamp Linda Bell Sandra Bell Michael Beilina Babs Bello Jan Benson Leslie Bcnte Robin Benton 184 performed in BRHS production of A Connecticut Yankee In King Arthur’s Court. Pam Bercegeay Lucy Berman Sandra Bernhard David Bcrtcau Pam Bert helot Lynn Beach Janies Black Wayne Blackwell Ann Blackwood Glenda Blanchard Billy Bloodworth Dwight Boeneke Warren Bogan Linda Bolen Thomas Bond Burl ara Borde Linda Bourn Kathy Bowlin Mike Boyce Stephanie Boy ter Marilyn Bozeman Alton Braud Dale Broussard Charles Brown Randy Brown Monica Browning Jan Brune Mike Brune Randy Buford Robert Buquoi Joan Burford Melinda Burford Sue Burns Teresa Cannon William Caneienne Gregory Cantu Ginger Carradine 185 Guy Motsinger had lead in Connecticut Yankee. Brenda Carroll Rebecca Carruth Cheryl Carter Aline Caruso Darlene Celestin Loren Champagne David Chaney Donna Chaney Sam Chaney Roger Chapin Bobby Chapman Julie Chapman Marilyn Chapman Sara Chapman Debbie Cheveallier Nolan Robert Clayton Darwin Clegg Jerald Clift Marianne Cohn Mike Conner Sherri Connor Sid Cormier Dennis Cornett Robert Cotth Doug Couch James Courtney Natalie Cowgill Robert Crais James Crane Neal Crawford Judy Cribbs Linda Crotwell John Curtis Debra Dalton Ramona Darensbourg Leo D’Aubin Diane Davis Joyce Davis Richard Davis Linda Dawson Alice Dean Becky Dalaroderie Jerry Demony Dennis Denicola Sophomore boosters weren’t excused free S2i George Younger, Robin Barnette and Rhondy Templet started their mornings conventionally. Sophomore band members had many position t fill. 186 Sophomores Helped Zo Boost School Spirit Sophomores participated in outside activities. field drills. Polly Prosser and Pat Norton watched Carroll Mister complete his art project. Cindy dcTrafford Miguel Dcya Guy Dicharry Carolyn Dick A1 Dickerson Robert Digcrolamo Joe Dijohn Vance Dimuttia Ellen Doiron Mark Douglas Anne Dowell Jerry DuBois Julie Dugas Margaret Dunham Barbara Dupuy Susan Durocher Donald Duvic Louis Ann Eamcs Donna Echlin Billy Edrington Mary Edwards Richard Eisler Janice Elkins Paulette Elkins Carol Ellis Barbara Ennis Richard Evans Cathy Fall Jesse Farlow Sherry Favaron Vicki Felts David Fleming Cary Ford Patricia Ford Helene Forester Kim Foy Michelle Francioni Butch Freeman Aleta Caines Jane Garrison Jackie Gauthier Lloyd Gauthier Ernest Cautrcau Philip Celielier Rol ert Lee Cemmill Gregory Gianelloni 187 Sophomores! Sophomores! What’s your Cry? Frank Gibkens Susannc Gidan May Giles Gary Gloaton Scott Gleaton Laura Nrtll Glynn Rick Godbold Debbie Godso Patty Codso Imclda Coins Russell Golden Maria Gonzales Robert Alan Graham Toni Graham Sandra Gray Phil Green Martin Crceson Ann Grcgorie Clifford Gregory Elaine Grigsby Glenda Guidry George Hamilton Janet Hannaman Allison Hanson Nancy Hardaway Jill Hardgrave Skip Harleaux Randolph Harper Marshall Harrison John Harvey Billy Hcmphrcc Martha Hcnard Lee Herrington Elva Hilc Patrick Higgins Karen Hill Sheila Hinds Nancy Hirsch Robin Holmes 188 Susannc Gidan concentrates on cleaning a cover gta - Don Hood Trudi Gail Hopper Cynthia Howe Beth Howell Jeff Hughes Henry Hutson Charles Jack Jcannic Jasim Pam Jeffers Fred Johnson James Johnson Lihhy Johnson Linda Johnson Dorothy Ann Johnston Ricky Johnston Beverly Jones Kenny Jones Lee Andrew Jones Mark Jordon Ricky Juban Saundra Jumonvillc John Kean Carolyn Kelly Jo Ellen Kenney Susan Kenney Frank Kerr Gayle Kcttlcr Mary Kimball Keith Kimble Rebecca Knight Richard Kober Marty Koelher Alma Kuttruff Deborah LuBuuvc Bertha LaBorde Charmaine Lacy Christine Lain Jack Lamb John Lambert Claude LaMotte Dean Landry Wilton Landry J.V. defense captain Mike Warren Bogan shoots past Boyce gets advice from Coach Wilton Landry’s defense. Carland. Has anybody seen the ball?? 189 Martha Lawrence Elizabeth Lazarus Marilyn Leake David LaBlanc Kathy Lee Pam Lee Tommy Lee Richard Lcvcrt Mary Lewis Debra Lindky Robert Lindsey Duane Lodridge Thomas Lofton Peter Louis Ann Lowry Rusty Lyons Liz McAvoy Russell McAvoy Pat McCay Myra McClure Pauline McCracken Janet McDaniel Mona McGehce Lorrinda McIntyre Pat McKay Kenneth Mucaluso Sophomores added to the quality of the band. Harry MacKay Shelly Magee Marian Major Eddie Martin Patti Martin Jerry Lynn Matlies Betty Matthews Debra Mayer Russ Mayeux David Mayfield Randy Meador Paul Mclkcr Kathy Mcolc Johnny Messina Mike Boyce blocked many passes for JV defense. Richard Metrailer Diana Miller Russell Miller Trish Millet Sally Millican Evelyn Millsap Marty Milner Jennifer Mire Carroll Mister Jcannic Montct Lee Harrington carried 190 Warren Bogan and Wilton Landry were taught basketball in P.E. Steve Montgomery Jack Moore Jackie Moore Bill Moore Bobby Moores Ricky Moreland David Morse Elizabeth Moses Guy Motsingcr Linda Nance John Naylor Richard Newman Karla Newton Iva Lynn Noblin Pat Norton Diane Norwood Jimmy Norwood Charles Nolo Richmond Odom Ricky Orillion James Packard Don Padgcttc Doug Page Frank Page James Palazzotto Denise Parker Carol Passman Scan Patrick Bobbie Patterson Brian Payne Gail Dicharry introduces a new routine to Lolly Gregory Payne John Payne Steve Payne Donald Pcchon Valaric Pccoraro Diane Peek Susan Peek Helen Percle Adrian Eldon Percy Lee Petty Joan Pinegar Rosie Pitre Richard Pourciau Cherri Pratt Janice Prescott Milda Prescott 191 in JV game against Lee. r Peggy Price Roy Pritchett Polly Prosser David Kabenhorst Douglas Reed Cyndy Reynolds Donald Reynolds John Richardson Joan Robichaux Tommy Robinson Judy Rome Ann Blackwood, Joni Anderson, and Martha Henard prepare for Beaux and B Paula Root Janinc Rose Denise Rougon Terance A. Roux David Russell Barbara Rutledge Jeff Safer Sammie Jo Saia Marilyn Sallinger David Saltx Paul Salvant Roger Schcucrman Jenny Schmicdcr Marlainc Schocfflcr Peggy Schulingkamp Steve Payne gets into condition. 192 Sophomores took active part in student governin'r: Second Zo None — Class Of '71 Sharon Scliutzman Debbie Scott James Scott Honnie Scott Hilly Scruggs Holier! Seale Crystal Glenn Seguin William McBroom discovered that three Coach McGravr still isn’t too old to o’clock takes a long time to come. have birthdays. Russell Scllcn Beverly Sevier Michael Sharp Steve Sharp Clark Silvey Hichard Simmons Sharlee Simmons Brenda Smith Betty Smith Irene Smith Fat Smith Walker Smith Carolyn Sommers Ricky Spiller Donna Stafford Margaret Stafford Kathleen Stewart Ann Stockwell Mark Stockwell Bobby Gene Stout 193 New faces ... new subjects .. . Bull Pup Day ... the near silence of the first BRHS compcti- Sat Sm lip Dogs! tion . . . “Louder!” . . . JV teams .. . clubs to join .. . notes to study ... Mrs. Clark’s “short” homework assignments . . . library orientation . . . finding classes ... sharing lockers .. . “An oral report today!?” ... learning cheers . . . the arrival of Booster Calendars . . . summer again . . . juniors at last! Edward Theriot Marion Thompson Jim Thompson Lolly Thompson Janet Tims Darryl Triplette Alton Travis Louise Stowcll Donald Stradther Victor Summers Lois Tardo Grady Taylor Rondalyn Templet 194 Connie Tucker Carol Turk Florence Turner Laurie Tuttle Jenny Vernon Paula Verrettc Paul Viger Rusty Vigor Lydia Vignes Monica Vince Marc Walker Audrey Wallace Ccnc Wallace Michelle Ward Eddie W'armack Noel Wascorn Tom Watson Marty Milner blocked defensively for J.V.’s Marianne Cohn creates a work of art. Everybody has his off days. ) I m Jeff Hughes compares grades with Don Hood. Marty Milner, Adrian Percy, and Lee Herrington soon became familiar with the library. Peggy Weber Laurie Weill Bill Welch Debra Wells Elizabeth Weslley Edgar White John White Karen White David Whittington Joan Wiggins Walter Wild Alban E. Williams Anne Williams Ellen Williams Scott Willoughby Robert W'ilmorc Leslie Wilson Eddie Wirt Lydia Womack Cathy Wyatt Patsy Yelverton Evelyn Young George Anna Younger John Zachariah Mary Zachary Danny Ziegler Barry Zito 195 jvvivau 2°9S joes 6 Spartans o l7' Cions 6 16 Gators jo S3 P. Rebels 7 23 Rues 7 13 Spartans J4 13 Grizzlies 14 26 Ruffs 0 2s Panthers 20 6 £. Rebels 2 19 Red men J9 We Cooked Zo Our Seniors dor Experience Football Coaches are: Top Row: Johnny Long Murrell Garland Wayne Austin Bottom Bow: Jack Andre Head Coach, I-eon McCraw Jim Keaton Senior Footballers are: Bottom Row: Kandy Keller, Paul Kabalais, Jordan Reese, Dennis Lorio, Charlie Littlejohn, Ray Stick man; 2nd Row: Ronnie Thibodeaux, Ronnie Dumigan, Regi Mullins, Tom McAdams, Lenny Comeaux, Dale Anxalnne; 3rd Row: Jeff Scheuermann. John Stafford, Johnny Brantley, David Kingrea, Fred Mack. Miguel Delgado; 4th Row: Rick McGuire, Ted Mack, Allen Miller, Steve Douglas, Dale Laborde, Mark Varisco. 199 Dogs Off Zo last Start The team engineer : Charley “Jocko” Lilllcjolm rambles for rough yardage against LaGrange. Bottom Rote: Hamp Grunewald. Myron Dedeaux. Ronnie Dumigan, IVnnis Lorio. Ronnie Thibodeaux. Ray Stickman, Paul Rabalais, Dale Anzalone, Mike Tricou; 2nd Row: Randy Keller. Lenny Comeaux. Miguel Delgado, Jim Brown. Jim Carlson. Jordan Reese. Paul Burnt, Paul I.evert. Charlie Littlejohn; 3rd Row: Randy LaBordc. Ken Mineoff, Reggi Mullins. Chuck Smith. John Noblin. John Stafford. Fred Mack. Robert Holmes. Skippv Cotton. Hughroy Means; 1th Rou: Bill MeGchee, Rick McGuire. 200 Won Jirst Jive Brantley, Grunewald, Varisco, and Quick Draw. •Mark Varisco, I.co Sohcffy, Allen Miller, Ted Mack, Dale 1-3horde. Jim Smith. Steve Douglas, Steve Clusman. Top Row: Dave Kingrca. Tom McAdams, Jeff Scheuremann. John Hair, Bill Witherspoon. John Brantley, Vaughn ■'troble. Warren Holmes. Team management was an integral part of team success. After a pre-season showing of 6-0 over the Gonzales boys, the Hulldogs traveled to Lafayette for their first of four road games. On the initial kickoff, John Stafford returned a Lion fumble down to their 10 yardline. Mack hit paydirt two plays later from the 6. and Comeaux made the winning FAT on his second try. Late in the fourth quarter Lafayette managed to score, but the after kick was wide, and when Scheuermann pounced on a futile Lion on-sides kick with 2:38 left, one point was a mighty big one! 202 This pair combined for 25 points live PKMS Men Made AH-Parish Zearn In its first 1968 home-showing, BRHS downed La Grange for the first time in several years. Mack scored on passes of 16 and 26 yards, one from Mark, one from Johnny. Comeaux was good for one PAT and a 23 yard field goal. “Mr. Miller,” whose fumble recovery set up our second I'D, and Brantley, whose last minute interception of a Gator ball really saved it all, excelled defensively. It was BRHS 16, La Grange 10. through out the season. (Upper Left) 1968 Bulldog tackles; Ted Mack (76) and Allen Miller (72) made the All-Parish team. (Center) Mack carried against La Crangc and (Left) against Lee. (Above) Scott Nealy, All-Parish center. We Won Vivo. Back on the road again, the K-9’s invasion of Pineville proved destructive as “Jocko” ran away with 3 TD’s. Have Kingrea, recipient of a 20 yard TD toss, and Vaughn Stroble, 1 yard TD plunger, combined with team to humiliate a highly ranked AA power. The long trip home was sweet by 33-7. Next came the threat of Kadi and the Bucs. As we kicked off our district play, the dog defense looked strong in containing Broadmoor to 7 points while the offense scored 23 on the efforts of Brantley, T.orio, Stroble and Comeaux. This brought the Bulldogs to a 5-0 record for half the season and 1-0 in district play. 204 Two weeks of ill-fortune were destined to plague the Bulldogs. Twice in a row, hapless Dog ll’s dropped 13 point leads to lose by 1. Littlejohn scored from 2 yards out and Fred Mack made a fine end zone catch of a 42 yard Varisco bomb, but things just didn't turn out right. Against Catholic High. Lorio scored on an 11 yards pass from Varisco, and Comeaux kicked field goals of 23 and 32 yards plus 1 PAT. 205 Comeaux strode, Stroblc stumbled in Gonzales outing. All parish safety, John Brantley in action against IHS. In what has been termed the best comeback in Memorial Stadium's history, BRHS climbed from 20 points in the hole to best Glen Oaks by 8. A thrilled homecoming crowd viewed the courageous second half performance with TD’s by Varisco (2), Mack, and Carlson. Balter was the next victim as the Green Machine steam rolled for 314 yards making it look real easy. Of six hurlers in the contest, Hamp Grunewald managed the only completion in a game of rushing yardage. Each of the other five (2 K-9’s) managed an interception each. Dumigan for BRIIS turned one of these into a 35 yard scoring scamper, and Littlejohn, Keller and Brantley each added scores. McQrawmen Peg Season Mark Carlson ripped off a 10 yard TD to boost homecoming comeback. Jubilant after Baker, locker room told the game’s story All Parish end and defensive captain Dave Kingrea intercepts an 206 At 7-2-1; Jimsked 3rd ]n District BRHS ran into a fircd-up Rebel squad, stingy on defense. On its only march of the outing, BKHS moved 70 yards with Jocko scoring once again. In the traditional arch-rivalry which drew a record crowd, BRHS and Istrouma battled to a tie ball game that many swear was won by three points. Littlejohn ran for 6, Smith and Comeaux converted once each, in scoring efforts. With less than one minute left, Comeaux booted the best “No-good” 33 yard 3 pointer many have seen as HRHS wound up third in district. Istrouma manages a TD (Lefi); Mack over lop for IHS game TD. 207 Indian pass for a gain of 33 and a TD. Jootball banquet Mo no red Players Md Parents On January 18, the football players, their dates, their parents, and the coaches attended the annual football banquet. Principal I). F. Burge greeted guests and introduced several guest speakers while head coach Leon McGraw recapped the Bulldogs’ 7-2-1 sea- son. The MORNING ADVOCATE presented awards to Brantley, Miller, Kingrea, Ted Mack, and center Scott Nealy for making the All-Parish learn. Charlie Littlejohn, best offensive back, is not shown below. Johnny Brantley—Outstandinj and Scholastic award. Allen Miller—Best Defensive Line- 208 man David Kingrea—Sportsmanship Award Ted Mack—Captain's Aw [Junior Varsity Mad Mother Winning Season Front Row: Coach Garland, Jim Black, Fred Johnson, Don Hood, Steve Payne, Coach Austin; Second Row: Mike Boyce, Eddie Wirt, Guy Dicharry, Keith Kimble, Adrian Percy. Third Row: Warren Bogan, Marty Milner, Lee Herrington, Mike Connor, James Crane, Pat McKay; Fourth Row: Wilton Landry. Dwight Boeneke, Rusty Viget. Butch Freeman, Randy Meador, Wayne Blackwell; Fifth Row: Paul Nelker, Bill Welsh, Paul Savant, Dale Broussard, Dean Landry. Above (I.): Coach Garland and Don Padgcttc conferred over strategy at afternoon scrimmage. (r.), swift Butch Freeman carried for long roll-out gain, and (lower r.) Donald Hood paced off big yardage in the same game against Istrouma. “Dog Round bailers Plunged Jnto State dor fourth X ear Straight!” TEAM: Front: Hugh Means (manager), Bing Stewart, Dennis Lorio, Mike Clegg, Hereford Percy, Ted Heroman, Lee Schcffy, Handy LaBordc (manager); Back: Coach Wayne Austin, Jimmy Prescott, Richard Burford, Ricky Sevier, Tim Samaha, Guy Adams, Alden Holloway, and John Brantley. 211 Austin, Stewart, Schcffy concentrated hopes for Dogs’ best (left); strict coaches demanded best performance from all basket- ha 11 crs. Dogs Mad Zo Survive District Playoff Pout Winners ... Slow starts ... Fast finishes ... Coach ... Austin’s first BRHS year ... Victory!! — Johnny ... Lay ups! ... Dennis ... Free throws ... Tim ... Defense! ... Guy ... 2-points .. . Alden ... “Foul” shots ... Lee ... “We’re Number One! ... Jimmy ... Jump ball ... Hereford ... “Sink it!” ... Richard — Co-Champs!!! Guy Adams did a little fancy walking against Broadmoor (below), and (right) high-rising Tim Samaha went up for rebound. TIE!!! Alden Holloway (I.) and Guy Adams provided Senior backbone for top K-9 Squad. Brantley rebounds against Istrouma. Two-year varsity stars, Ricky Sevier (I.) and Tim Samaha (r.) District Co-Champs Bing Stewart in action 3gainst Lee (I.); (r.), Lee Scheffy on defense against the Due’s attack. Skillful ball-court antics of Tim Samaha (above) and high-flying Johnny Brantley (right) thrilled BRHS basketball fans. 214 Met Warriors lor State Sevier up for shot (above); Ted Heroman leaped high for layup against the Rebels (right). The grim look of the bench at this moment was typical of the seriousness necessary for the season’s success. As Istrouma Indian drove in for shot, Lorio, Brantley, and Samaha scrambled to thwart his efforts. Mike Clegg (I.) and Hereford Percy (r.) took time out from practice. Underestimated Z)ogs Surpassed All Expectations Lanky Lee Scheffy (shooting) was another junior who boosted Bulldog season. 216 Against Glen Oaks, Hereford sank one for two. Rick Sevier for two from midcourt. Lee-men just “looked on as Clegg layed up. Adams added another field tally in the same game against Lee. (right) Here, Guy defended against Stan Fggers of Broadmoor. (I.) Richard Burford and (r.) Jimmy Prescott displayed ball-handling techniques. Coach Austin’s Tirst Jear A Wig One Top (I) The Dennis Lorio form, and (r) Samaha and Holloway tried for rebound while Brantley watched. Bottom (I) With great effort, Brantley just missed having this shot blocked, and (r) Adams executed deceptive pass-off, “a la Maravich. 218 Next year's k-9 Candidates JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUaD: (lower) Rusty Vigcl, Dennis Cornett, Keith Kimble, Sid Cormier, Butch Freeman. (top) Tommy Bond, Robert Buquoi, Lee Herrington, Marty Milner, David Rabenhorst, Randy Meador, Coach Garland. 219 St zte (fyeesiecl Ttfr s4CC 7 Above, our “Leaders of the chccr, for the 76th year!” (I. to r.): Mike Blanchard and Bonnie Williams, Don Craft and Diane Bruscr, Jo Collier and Jean Cotter. Mickey Johnston and Beverly Anderson. Below: The spirited bunch posed with their able leader, Mrs. Prescott, after the pep rally before the all-important Broadmoor football Game. 220 'ZOttA, (Z teerdeatUtty. 'pontti Zrack Squad Set Sights On State Meets Colorful, authoritative ... Coach Murrell Car- HUSTLING HURDLERS: Robert Hanson, Aldcn Holloway. Ralph Stuart, land. Floyd Cray. First Row: Robert Hanson, Jack Dampf. Todd Williams, Byron La to, John Peel, Kenny Clark, Charley Littlejohn. Charley Zeanah, Mike Thompson; Second Row: Daryll Bizette, Lenny Comeaux, Russell Golden, Butch Rieliaril, Fred Malens, Ted lleruman. Buddy Hargrove, Jim Carlson, Hamp Grunewald, Mike Urune; Third Row: Manager Steve Glusman. John Da run. Herman Raby. Floyd Gray, Richard Mctrailcr, Phil Metrailcr, Aldcn Holloway, Joe Kopflcr, Ralph Stuart, John Hair, Mark Nelson. Coach Garland. 223 High-hurdling Robert Hanson. THE LONG DISTANCE MEN: Fred Matens, Todd Williams, Kenny Clark, Charley Zeanah, Buddy Hargrove. dS.S Richard and Phil Metrailer—Javelin DISCUS THROWERS: John Daron, Phil Metrailer, and John Hair (hidden). At right: Pole vaulters Mike Brunc and Hamp Grunewald. HIGH JUMPERS: Butch Richard, Joe Kopfler, and Ted Heroman. Crack Jind Held first Of 3 Spring Sports RELAY RUNNERS: Byron Lato, Daryl Bizettc, Butch Richard, Herman Raby, Jim Carlson, Lenny Comeaux, Jack Dampf, and John Peel. Mark Nelson practiced and John Hair studied correct shot put form. Butch Richard worked to best old record. •____________________________________________ • bulldog baseball Cooked Promising Jn ’69 Bottom Bow: Ronnie Dumigan, Bob Bernhard, Bobby Comeaux. Paul Leverl, Steve Hobgood, Richard Levert; Middle Row: Bob Strader, Hubert Holmes, Fred Mack, Mark Varisco, Ted Mack, Miguel Delgado, Coach Jack Andre; Top Row: Lonnie Murphree, John Richardson, Ed White, Kenny Crier, Butch Morse), Mike Sullivan. Fred Mack at Bat. Catchers John Richardson and Ronnie Pitching form of John Brantley. Dumigan. INFIELDERS: Front: Kenny Crier, Steve Hobgood, Mike Sullivan, Bobby Comeaux, Lonnie Murphree; Second Row: Bob Bernhard, Fred Mack, Ed While, Ted Mack. Catcher Dumigan up to bat. 227 Mark Varisco—tough K-9 pitcher and batter. (below) Dennis Lorio came up to his try for hit. Warm Weather bulldogs Kenny Crier fielded and pegged to second. Mike Jones made Hit. eyed pitcher, First baseman Ted Mack stretched high for easy put-out. A Butch Money blasted in the fierce fast ones. OUTFIELDERS: John Richardson, Robert Holmes, Steve Hobgood, and Paul Lcvert. 228 Played Ml And (JoIf GOLFERS: Lindsey Spillcr, Jo Collier and Danny Ott (Bing Stewart is not shown) Lindsey Spillcr sank this short putt easily; two-over-par Collier had fits. Paul Neese and coach W. Couivillion. Danny Ott declared that sand traps are better than trucks. Tee-off, Jo Collier style. 229 Beverly listened to Mrs. Percy’s coaching. Hereford Percy, Jimmy Wilsford, Mike Tedford, and Lance Caulfield took a bctwccn-laps-break. ( ,-t Hereford enjoyed easier part of practice. Joannie Anderson, Carol Stephens, Frances Kruse, Nancy Fritchie, and Sharlee Simmons. Beverly Anderson. Sherri Connor. Carol Stephens, Sharlee Simmons. 230 KKMS Dominated Cocal Meets A Mouthful!! Kandy Meador, Richard Burford, Adrian Percy. Jane Peek, Susan and Dianne Peek, and Sherri C.onnnr. Below (1): Sydney Earle, Tracy Coe, Lydia Womack, and Sharlee Simmons. 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EXNER Owner Knitting Lessons and Supplies 437 Hoarthstono Streot 432-7520 I Compliments of CORBY SHOE REPAIR Delmont Village Shopping Center JEWEL FABRICS You Name It—We've Got It Compliments of: L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY MUMFORD LEAK AND WENDELL HALL 3823 Choctaw Drive COACH KEATON, INC. READERS OF THE FRICASSEE FOR FASHION i COHN TURNER WESTMORELAND CENTER We are great! We're uptight! Class of 70 Is out of sight! WE ARE GREAT! WE ARE FINE! WE'RE THE CLASS OF 69! We are great! Second to none! We're the Class of 71! JUDGE JOHNSON'? JAILBIRDS HERE COME THE JUDGE HERE COME THE -JUDGE ! Judex FACULTY Aillet 21. 72 Andre 21 Aschenbrenner 21. 99 Atherton 21 Akflia. Wayne 23. 199. 207 Avery 21. 23 Bacot 19. 63 Belk 21 Blocker 21. 88 Boehrbiger 22 Boyd 22 Burge 18. 62 Carter 22. 72 Church 19. 22 Clark 22. 113 Cockrell 22. 105 Collier 22 Cotton 22. 106 Couvillion 22. 25. 229 Daniel 27 Dejeia 23 Dobbin. 23 Fleet 23 Fly 23 Fulton 23. 21. 82. 81 CarDnd 127, 199. 207. 219. 223 Camble 23. 172 Gaspereci 23 Cerace 21. 29 Clat 21 Culllory 23. 93 Haeubcr 21 Hughe 21. 21 Hunter 25 Jackaon 25. 72 Johnson 25, 23. 90. 91 Jonca 25. 52 Keaton 25. 199 Kleinpeter 26 LePore 25 Li not 25. 28. 96 l ong 25. 29. 199 McDowell 26 McCrnw 26. 199, 201. 208 MarMurdo 27. 107 Mathi 26. 176 Michael 26, 145. 22. 114 Millet 2S. 26. 112 Morgan 26. 117 Percy 26. 231 Preaeott 27 Redlleld 27 Schmidt 27. 110 Sheffield 27 Silva 27 Smiley 27 Smith 28 Sooddy 28 Spence 28 Stevenson 28 Strange 28. 91 Vanderburg 28. 25 Vernon 21. 29 Vioyard 29 Welch 28. 29 We.tall 29 Whalen 29 ADVERTISERS Atchenbrenner's Homeroom 250 Barker Brother 252 Batea and Thigpen 237 Baton Rouge Matter 216 Brt-R Store 237 Belr Kleclric 237 Bible and Book Center 238 Billy' Flonrrland 235 Blue Dinl 253 BorJcn 235 Capital Dental Lnb 241 Clegg' Nursery 253 Cockrrll'a Homeroom 212 Corn men ini Steel 211 Concord lluuse 213 Corby'a Shoe Repair 256 Colton' Holaum 238 Cotton' Homeroom 238 Daigle Melon! Rambler 235 D. H. Holme 213 Dutch Clennrr 219 Equitable Life 211 Fidelity National Bank 231 Food Town 238 Food Town 251 Garland' Homeroom 251 Catperca'a Homeroom 247 Claa ' Homeroom 256 Goodwood hwo 246 Gondrhaui'a 254 Grant's Printing 253 Gulf State 236 Haeuber'a Homeroom 255 Hardy' Shoe 241 Harry Perkin 250 Heroman’a 252 Home Savings and l.oao 246 Hughe ' Homeroom 237 Hughmark's Homeroom 246 Jack' Cookie Company 250 Jay'a Bar-B-Q 237 Jrffle Jean Dance Studio 23S Jewel' Fabriei 256 Johnson' Homeroom 258 Kar Klioik 253 Keaton's Homeroom 2S7 Kennedy Print Shop 237 Kenny Gill 213 Knit Shop 256 Kornmeyer's 240 Land Printing 249 Lattrrman’a 246 Lindsey Construction Company 241 Livingston Saving and Loan 237 Louisiana Metal Culvert 235 McDowell'a Homeroom 254 Mclnnia, Kron, and Daniel. Inc. 217 Marcel'a 211 Mathis' Homeroom 250 Mirheal'a Homeroom 248 Middleton Drug 237 Mumford Leak 256 Music House 236 N. E. W iese 211 O. C. Jone 237 Overpass Fun 241 Pariah Lumber 235 Piccadilly 241 Plaxa 239 Remhraodt'a 236 Rinaudo'a Red and White 250 Robert and Eastland 252 Rougon's Sitraan Drug Store 251 Schmidt's Homeroom 240 Schofield' Beauty Salon 251 Seven-Up 213 Sherwood Nursing Home 216 Showdown Ranch 213 Smiley's Homeroom 216 Snell's Limb and Brace 253 Standard Bra� and Manufacturing Co. 211 Stefen’s 237 Stevie' Homeroom 246 Strange' Homeroom 211 Sutton Coin Op 253 Sunbeam 252 Tabor' Polae-n-Ivy 252 Talbot Tractor 249 Tony' Pitt 217 Tuminrllo Optical 251 Twin Cedar' Eaoo 243 Vanderburg 215 Vic' Auto Service 246 Wagon Wheel 236 Woodfin Smith 252 Wright Insurance 246 ORGANIZATIONS American Field Service 112 An dub 100, 101 Band 82. 83. 84. 85 Bela Club 74. 75 Booster 76. 77. 78. 79. 80. 81 Butter 91 Choru 86. 87. 88 French Club 111 FRICASSEE 70. 69. 71 Future Homemaker 116. 117 Future Nurses 113 Ftttnre Teacher 111, ||5 German Club 110 Hi-Y 90 Honor Spanish 107 Jr. Academy of Science 98. 99 Key dub 66. 67. 68 Latin Club 106 IJbrary Club 72 Mu Alpha Theta 91. 95 National Fransiqur League 101 National Honor Society 61. 63 Pelican State 73 Red Cross 89 Safely Chapter 92. 93 Sigma Fellowship 96. 97 Spanish Club 108, 109 Student Council 62. 63 Thespian 102, 103 Writer' Club 10S STUDENT BODY Abington. Elizabeth 109. 160 Adams. Cindy 87. 88. 89, 181 Adama. Cuy W. 73. 96. 106. 121. 211. 212. 213. 218 Adams, Sandra 82. 102. 113, 165 Adkias, Conrad 79, 90, 124 Affoltrr. William 165 Akin, James I6S Albert, Brenda 181 Albritton. Alvin 165 Albritton. Michael 165 Aiello, Rita 124 Alexander. Colme 86. 87, 121 Alford, r'aralee 103, 121, 160 Allement. Clean 81 Allemrnt, Miriam 165 Allen. Betsy 63. 77. 89. 100. 101. 115, 117 Allen. Larry ] Allen. Satan 89. 109. 165 Allison, Roy 181 Allphin, Brookie 76. 181 Anders, Adrienne 78. 165 Anderson. Allyson 69, 70, 101, 106, 165. 180 Anderson. Beverly 32. 38. 90. 98. 106. 115, 139. 121. 126, 220. 221. 230 Aoderson. Jo Aao 78. 111. ]8l Andersoo. Joai 56. 76. 79. 106. 230 259 3 S 2 P £ f “ H |c 1 g ' § tfi i a t s f i t = “ t- !S as a aaaaas X . • J r-S •£ ft «S 3 3 8 : ■ ii3 2 g ■g J Ji ■2 j; js ill eS N ® 2 S3 8 ?2 - z a a . S 5 ! 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Kim 116 Fcancioni. Michelle 170 Frank , Karen 170 Freoraan. Butch 107, 111. 181, 207. 219 Frey. Freddy 100, 170 Frltrhfc. Al 106. 157 Fritchie. Nano 170. 230 Ffii . Phil 82. 83. 81. 99. 170 Fulbnght. Ire 170 Fuleo. Coorge 170 Funk. Bcrky 137 Caine . Atria 88. 110 Gain™, Cwifl 137 Gallard. Koir 137 Gauthier, J.n |urlim III Gauthier, Lloyd 88 Cautreau. Karnrat 82, 83 Ciulrriui, Glenda 138 Cchebcr. Farnsworth 62 Cchrlwr. Fred 90. 138 Cclpi, David 138 Celpi, Phillip 81, 138 Gcmmill. Thoma 138 Grain. Sheryl 138 CibtOn. Manila 78. 91. 99. 170 Cibtoo, Sihd 86. 87. III. 113. 171 Gidan, Simnnr 110 Gilc . Nancy 91, 106. 138 Gllleaple, Greg 171 Givens. Doiolliy Jean 171 Cladtow, Matsliaw 111. 171 Glraion. Scott 110 Cln.man. Sieve 95. 98. 105. 138. 113. 200. 201. 223 Glynn. Laura 88 Codlxdd. Kiehard 109 Godto, Belly 171 Coin . Jrrmila 138 Golden. Kii.mcII 109. 223 Gordon. Pam 98, 117, 138 Goudrau. It.indatt 171 Giace. Jn kie 171 Craham, Jay 171 Graham, Tony 109 Gray. Floyd 63. 105. 136. 139. 137. 223 Gray. Lyon 171 Gray. Sandia 78. 106 Crrrson, Marlin 88 Gregory, Ann 102. 103. 231 Gregory. Clifford 82 Gregory. Su an 117. 139 Gregory, Theresa 171 Crier. Kenny 37. 67. 73. 79. 139. 227. 228 Crunewald. Hampton 33. 169, 171. 200. 201. 223 221 Guidry. Glenda 182 Guidry. Gwen 81. 109. 17| Haaae. Melanie 76. 98. 117. 139 lladaway, Debbie 139 Hair. John 55. 67. 99. 106. 171. 200. 203. 223 Hall. Darrylin 78. 91. 99. 171 Hall. Faith 86 Hamlion, Deni� r 99. 101. Ill, 171 Hamilton, Pal 91. 106. 139 Hanke. Magdaline 77. 103. 110. Ill, 123. 139 Hannaman. Rohm 86. 87. 171. 223. 221 llaiiMiu. Alli.on 88. 89. 101. 106 iian on. Marcarel 88. 98. 105. 106. 139 llan vo. Robert 62. 171, 223 Hardaway. Barbara 63. 61. 71. 77. 91. 93. 96 98. II1. IIS. 132. 110 Hardaway, Nancy 78 Hardgravr . Brent 171 Hardgravr. Ginger 116. 163. 171 Hardgravr. Jill 62. 102 Hargrove, Oliver 32. 61. 66. 71. 91. 97. 96. 110. 223. 221 Harington, Lee 63 Harmon, Murry 171 Harper. Danny 86. 110 Harper. Janier 171 Harrell. Faith 171 Harri . Shelby 110 Harrison, la� yee 171 Hart. Janet 18. 59. 67. 73. 71, 81 97 m 110. IS1 '• Ila tiro. Carol 63. 69. TO. 98. 107. 108. 1)3 Haivrll. Cliailea 82. 83. 81. 90. 95, 93 j ,0 Harvey. Janire 61. 86 . 95. 107. 103, 1|5 HO Hariland. Robert 86. 171 Harvin, Rick 61. 90. 95. Ill Hay . Katie 91. 99. 106. 171 Heard. Ralph 86. 102. 171 Heaton, Wade 101. Ill Hebert. John 82, 88. 111 Hebert. Mary Jane 171 Hebert. Russell 172 Hrlinrlch, Mark 172 Hombil. Bill 102 Henard. Martha 56. 79. 102. 103. |S|, 185 |9a Henderson, Ann 1?2 Hernandez. Li� a 86. 87. 88, 106, 117. j3| , Heroman, Ted 67. 172. 211. 215. 223. 221 Herrington. Lee 67. 207, 219 Herthum. Denise 116. 172 Heyward. Kip 172 Hile. F.lva 82 Hill. Jennifer 62. 63. 69. 71. 89. IOi, Hind . Sheila 116 Hippehrn, Sliaton 116 .172 Hirsch, Nancy 77. 89. 106 Hiraeh. Kicky 61. 90. 93. 96. III. 1tI Hobgood. Guy 172, 227. 228 Hodge . Leta 86. 1II Hodge . Theresa 172 Holloway. Alden 32. 61. 66. 71, 97 Oft in-111. 211. 213. 218. 223 IU‘ Holme . Robert 172, 200. 201. 227. 223 Holme . Robin 110 Holme . Warren 172. 200. 201. 203 Holt. John 111 Hood. Donald 110. 209 Hooper. Diana 82. 172 Hopper. Trudi 88 Hornsby, Suranne 89. 166. 172 Houston. Gloneltia 1II Howe, Cynthia 78. 109 Howe. Jane 60. 61. 75. 78. 93. 96. 93. 166, Howell. Belli 76 Howell. Debra 71. 89. 102. 116. 172 Hubb . Randall 112 Hughe . Jeff 109 Hughe . Nancy 71. 106. Ill, 172 Hughe . Richard 98. 103. 106 Hughe . Sue 112 Humphrey . David 112 Hunter, Anu-lie 91. 172 Hunter. Cynthia 62, 86, 87. 88. 107, 1C !. 112 III Hur t. Claire 131 Hutchinson, Adrienne 172 llutchinwan. Linda 172 Hutchin on. Wilton 172 Hutton, Barbara 71, 116, 173 Hyanu. OuiU 111.173 Hyde. Charlotte 117. 112 Hyde. Paula 112 Hyland. Paul 173 Jaek. Chari™ 82. 83. 81, 189 Jackson. Janie 173 Jamra, Ella.tinr 173 Jarroey. Bill 106. 173 Jaiim, Jcannic 189 Jeffir . Juanita 189 Jeffir . Stephanie 112 John on. Frederick 110, 189. 207 Johnson, Jame 189 Johnson, Linda 189 John on. Mary 86. 112 Johnson, Kiehard 82. 81. 112. 161 Jnhn«on, Rirhard 63. 93 Johnson. Robert 108. 112 Johnston, Dorothy 80. 107. 109. 189 Johnston, Libby 79. 109, 189, 231 John ton. Michael 33. 39, 18. 66. 73. 73. 95. 96. 113. 220. 221. 230. 231 Johnston. Kieky 83. 109. 189 Jone . Beverly 116. 189 June . Carol U3 Jones. Ktnuetli 189 Jone , Lee 189 Jone . .Mary 76. 96. 98. 113 June . Mike 173, 228 June . William 173 Jordan. Mark 82. 83. 81. 189 Joseph. Aaron 90. 98, 106 Juban. Kieky 189 Jumonville. Saundra 189 Kean. John 189 Keitter, Jerry 91. 99. 110. 173 Kellco. Kay 173 Kellen, Susan 117, 113 Keller. Kandy 67. 106. 113. 198. 199. 201 Kennedy. Nirkl B9. 116. 173 Kennedy, Susan 173 Kenney. Carol 113 Kennedy. Jo Ellen 116. 189 Kenney. Susan 189 Kerley. Jackie 173 Kerr, Frank |8V Kettler. Gayle 77. III. 189 Kiddrr. Howard 173 Kilbut, Fiance. 63. 75. 79. 91. 97. 99. 116. 173 Kimball. Birnda 173 Kimble. Keith 62. 67. 189. 209. 219 Kimball. Maty 189 Kina more. Joe 173 King. Debbie 71. 116. 173 KIngres, David 19. 113. 199. 206. 207. 208 Kinney. Leila 62. 76. 89. 91. 101. HI. 173 Kinney. We,ley 70. 71. 75. 90. 91. 95. 113 Kirkpatrick. Robert 173 kling. Cinger 111 Kling. Gwen 173 Kling. Karen 173 Knight. Rebecca 88. 189 Kobor. Richard 109. 189 K.wider. Mart 189 Konikoff, Chari™ 99, 107, |09, 173 Konikoff, Su«an 88. 173 Kopfler. Joe 73. lit. 773, 231 Krachrr. Toroai 173 Kruse. France. 91. 99. |0g . |73. 730 262 kuhlman. Kenneth 173 k uhnrrt. Trudy ITt Kultruif. Aim Jean III. 189 I aBaute, Deborah 189 laBordr. Bertha 102. 189 UBordr. Dale R8. 144. 199. 203. 207 LaBordr. David 106. 174 LaBordr, Donna 71. 171 LaBordr, I.ura 89. 101, 174 l.aHordr, Kandy 174. 200. 211 lark. Unda 81. 91. 111. 116, 171 l rour. Unda 98. 115. 117. Ill Lacy. Charmaine 71, 189 Lainr. Christian 80. 189 Lamb, Jack 189 Lambert, Betty lit lankril, Ivy 86. Ill lambed, John 189 l-ambert. June 82. Ill Lamotlr. Cliarlr 189 l.amouain. Cail 65. 117. Ill land. John 106. 145 land. Robert 171 Landry. Dean 189. 207 l andiy. Ilomcr 174 Landry. Wilton 189. 207 Lan . Jrannrllc 71. 86. 115. 157 Langhart. Jeri US langM . Joey 171 Langlol . l.eo 171 Laquerrr. Diane 69. 71. 91. 111. ||3. 171 Larguicr, Meliaaa 49. 102. 103. 108. 117. 119. 145. 159 LaSalle. Avia 101. 174 Util. Donna 117, 145 Uto. Byron US. 160. 223. 225 U«v, Rrure 106. 174 Urartu, Elizabeth 88 I.aiaru . MarRarrt 171 I.edoux, Eldon 75. 91, 99. 171 Legeaui. Benny 86 Lee. Pamela 109 Lee. Thotna 109 Lcgaux, Bennie 115 Lemmon, Karl 171 I.eventhal, Lawrence 95,115 l.rverl. Paul 171. 200. 201. 227 Levine. Dchra 79. 106. 109, 171 Lev rue. Janice 101. 171 Lewi . PeRRy 174 I.ewi . Vivian 88 Ltllard, I’Sdlip 62. 115 Littlejohn. Charlie 115. 117. 199. 200. 201. 202. 201. 206. 223. 225 Litton. Nancy 79. 91. 99. 102. 111. 171. 179 l.ivlngxtoa. Jackie 6S. 78. 95. 98. 117. 116 Lodrice, Duane 102 l.onR. Martha 86. 117. 116 Loor. Martha 86. 117, 116 Lorio. Demi. 98. 117, 201. 205 , 206. 207. 211. 212. 213. 216. 218. 228 Urin. Gayle 117 l-ouque, Betty 71 Uuque. Konald 171 Louring. Ray 174 Lovell. Pat 106. 171 l-owry, Ann 88 Luther, Nadine 99. 116. 171 Lux. Martha 8. 81. 102. 175 Me Adam.. Ton. 33. 86. 87. 8H. 110. 111. 116. 199. 201. 203 MeAvov. Hu..ell HO. 175 McCain. Andrew 175 McCarley. Marika 78. 99. III. 175 MeCay, Patricia Lynne 109. 116 MrClean. Jennifer 65. 95. 98 MrClean. Pally 175 McClelland. Glenda 117 McClure. Myra 78. 106. SI I McCord. Hrc.v .31. 63. 65. 75. 78. 80. 95. 96. 106. 115 MeCruekra. Ina 71. 88 MeCuteheon. PaiRe 86. 101. 173 McDaniel. Janet 82 McDaniel, Wayne 171 McDonald, Nancy 33. 73. 71. 81. 93. 106. ]07 108. 115. 117. MO. HI McEwco. Chn. 62. 90. 98 .105. 106. 1 it MeGrhee. Bill 17S. 200 MeGehee. Mona 89, 116 McCuire. Rick 67. 95. 96. 116. 117. 119. 201. vc McIntyre. Lorrinda 80. 87. 109 McKay. Brenda 106. 175 MrMorri . Julie 79. 91. 99. 107. 175 Mr Murray, Mary Beth 86. 87. 113. ITS McNutt. Nancy 63. 78. 98. 115. 117. 117 Mac Candy. Bill 69. 71. 175 Mac Curdy. Dale 62. 69. 70. 91. 99. 106. 111. McAvoy, Elizabeth 93 Mack. Fred 88. 199. 203. 201. 205. 206. 207. 227 Mack. Ted 117. 199. 203. 207. 208. 227. 22d Maddox. Willi 117 Madere. Nona 89. 175 Mafec. Michelle 102 Maggio. Charlie 175 Maher. Carolyn 63. 75. 79. 91. 97. 99. 111. 175 Major. Roger 117 Mancuvo, Larry 175 Mann. William ITS. 231 Manning. Margaret 147 Marcelle, W'inaton 175 Marionraux. Hubert 175 Marshall. Jack 175 Martin. Erne ! 110 Martin. Patel 116 Martin, Whit 91. 99. 106. 175 Maten . Fred 117. 223. 221 Met dim, Randy 102 Meyer . Frankie |76 Miller. Allen 51. 118. 199. 203 . 206. 208 Miller. Diana H8. 106 Miller. Marilyn 98. 117. 118 Miller. Patricia 102 Milliean, Sallv 76 MilDap. Evelyn 82. Ill Milner. Marty 209. 219 Mineofl. Ken 176. 200 Miretmint. Tommy 176 Mitchell. Carol 69. 70. 91. 101. 111. 161. 176 Mitchell. Lynn 113. US. 117. 118 Mitchell. Sharron 91. 118. 118 Mitt . Tommy 2. 83. 84. 176 Monger. Cayle 118 Montague. Bret 148 Montet, Jcanaic 77. 89. 116 Montei. Kathleen 118 Montet. Patty 76. 99. 101. 176 Moore. Cheryl 176 Moore, Jackie 110 Moore . Billy 50. 100 Moran. Jane 176 Moran. Joan 176 Storanlo. Ronald 176 Moreland. Rirkc 63. 67. Ill Morgan. Betty 176 Morgan. Michael 176 MorrDon. Katherine 51. 106. 176 Mor� ey. Nancy 113 Mo.er. Kathy 63. 81. 91. 97. 99. 106. III. 17 Moutkoff. Dale 106. 176 MoDinger. Stanley 102 Mullm . Reggie 76. 86 . 87. 95. 96. 199. 200 Murphrrr. Lonnie 176. 227 Mum. Johnnie 125. 176 Mu� o. Mary Ann 91. 117 Muno. Sharon 88 Mahoney. Woody 117 Matheny. A1 117 Mathea. Charlotte 175 Methcn. Jerry 102 Mattox. NeDon 63 May. Colleen 99. 111. 161. 173 Mayer. Drhra III Mayer. Raltdi 62. 79. 90. 106 Mayer, Ralph 63. 117 Mayraux. Joaejdi 118 Mayo. Toni 175 Mareral. Diane 116. 175 Mean . Hugh 33. 62. 63. 73. 87, ftK. 90. 93. 103. 118. 200. 201. 207. 211 Meador. Kandy 209. 219 Melaneon. Cliarlr 176 Melanton. Marian 176 Menard. Brvan 118 Xarol. Mark 113. 176 Nall. Milton 86. 103 Na on, Jack 52 Naylor. John 109 Neally. Scot 62. 90. 203 Neeae. Paul 89. 125. 229 Nel on. Robert 177 Newark. Candy 117 N.cbola . Phillip 177 Norton. Rohaul 98. 155 Norwood. Dianne 56. 88 Noto, (Ulliy 117 Noblin. John 177. 200 O'Connor. Mar 50. 139 Od� m. Eli 102. 103 Oli� n, Nam 116, 1 7 Ombrrg, Cheric 86, 177 Ofillion, Patrick U Ory. Beth S . 177 Otborne, Janie 62, 103 On. Danny 159. 229 Ouito, Ann 86. 115. 117, 177 0w«o, Trc 71, 177 Owen . Sue 102, 109, 177 Page. Diane 62. 81. 95. 108. 117 Paidge. Doug 109 Page, Frank 109 Paillr. Synihia 177 Parker. Belly 117 Paraont, Beeky 62. 79. 8V. 91. 101. I6� . ,7 ' 177 Paraona. Jan 98. 115, 116. 117. 159 Paaaman. Carol 76, 103 Pairiek, Sean III Patrick. Toair 78, III Payne. Jan 69. 70. 99. 177 Peek. Diane 80. HI. 231 peek. Jane 63. 75. 80. 91. 99. 111. HI. ,7; 231 Peek, Saaan 80. 111. 231 Peel. John 160, 177. 223. 225 Penee. Sieve 106. 177 Peon. Beverly 177 Penninvan, Laurie 105 Percy. Adrian 57. 66. 110, 231 Percy. Hereford 67. 75. 91. 97. 99. 116. 161. 177. 209, 211. 216. 230 Perkina, Donna 177 Perainger. Bonnie 82 Peter, Sutan 177 Petty. Jean 77. 98. 115, 117 Petty, William 106 Phillip . Pat 117 Pl.tlliim. Willie 88. 177 Pitre, Roaalee 88 Planchard, Pam 51, 111, 139 Polorola, Carol 162. 98.117 Polorola, Joey 62 Porche, Sally 62. 177 Porter. Pamela 79. 106. 177 Potta. John 177 Poureiau, Mark 177 Powell, John 110. 177 Pratt. Cherri 82 Pratt. Deborah 62. 178 Preaeott. Jimmy 79. 99. 106. 178. 211. 217 PreatriJge. Hubert 178 Price. Peggy 88 Pritchett, Roy 102 Provaer. Polly 80. 89. 109 Prudhommc. Mona 86 Pogh. Tommy 33. 38. 68. 73. 75. 106 Purtinger, Bonnie 110 Kahalai . Paul 199. 201 Rahenhorat. David 110. 192. 219 Kaby. Herman 136. 223. 225 Raggio. Annette 99. 106, 171, 178 Raher. Stevtn 178 Halim. Charlotte 98 Raley. Jane 178 Reed, Dougla 192 Reed, Stewart 178 Reeae. Dinah 62. 81. 106. III. 115. 117. |5| Reeae. Jordan 151. 199. 201 Rrgin. Pearl 178 Reuther, John 178 Reynold . Cynthia 80. 89, III. |92 Keynolda. Donald 192 Reynold . Rebeera 79, 99. 106. 111. 178 Reynold . SteTe I St Tcmikolf. Tamm 88. 91. 151 Richard. Botch 68. 151. 223. 221. 225 Richard. Dallaa 99. IT Richard. Edmond 75 RieharJ. Faye 151 Richard. Knamn 17 Riebardaon, Danny 151 Riehardaon, Forest 151 Kirhardaon. John 167. 192, 227 Kicka. Deborah 100. 155 Rieka, Rebecca 17 Higgle. Vikki 89. 91. 155 Rinaudo, Donna 178 Roane, Deborah 178 Robarta. John 82. 178 Roberta. Carolyn 65. 81. 96. III. 115. 117. 115. 155 Robichaux, Joan 109, 192 Robinaon. Thomaa 68. 102. 116. 192 Roekford. Cary 178 Rogera. Claire 17 . 178 Roger . Claire 79. 178 Romano. Jame 178 Rome. April 178 Rome. Judy 116, 192 Romero. Debbie 79. 95. 96. 106. III. 115.155 Root. Paula 106. 192, 231 Ro e, Jenine 62. 116. 192 Koae. Steve 82. 83. 81. 155 Roae. Vicki 17 Rougun, Cynthia III. 192 Rcumain, Donna 178 Roua, Teranee 192 Rowell. Deborah III. 178 Kuaarll, David 192 Ruaaell. Pat 115. 117. 155 Rutledge. Barbara 88. 192 Rutledge, Lueile 86. 88. 113,155 Safer. Jeff 192 Saia, Samniir 192 Sairan. Julianna 79. 101. HI. 178 Sallinger, Marilyn 82. 192 Salter. Dewain 155 Salvant, Paul 192 Saltr. David 192 Salta, Ilyman 178 Samaha. Tim 155. 211, 212. 213. 21 . 216. 218 Sainton, Franrine 33. 36. 73 . 81. IIS. 116. I IT. 155 Sanchei, Alterm 179 Sanches. Debra 86. 179 Sanchei. Ernie 156 Sandahl, William 79. 99 Sanlangclo, Ruurll 179 Saurage. Ronnie 179 Saxton, Amy 179 Scarborough. Janet 89, 117, 156 Scharranick. Kate 33. 65. 75. 81. 91. 93. 96. 98. 106. 115. 156 SeSrffy. Kill 63. 63. 6 . 73. 75. 79. 91. 95. 98. 106. 156. 161 Schefly. Lee 62. 68. 75. 99. 179. 182. 200. 205. 211. 216 Scheuermann. Jeff 156 Scbeurrmaan. Roger 192 Sebemnyder. Marilyn 115. Seko.r. Mike 156 Sebmeider. Jenny 111, 192 Schmidt, Mary Ann 156 Scbmieder. N.nc 79. 116. 117 Schneider. Jeff 179 Schoelfler. Diane 192 Schoeffler, Diane 192 Scboeffler, Juannic 78. 99, 179 Scbolller. Ann 116. 179 Schulingkanp, Peggy 102. 192 Srhullngkamp, Pam 62. 179 Scull. Debbie 77. Ill Scott, Maureen 179 Seal. Janice 82. 156 Selig, Bill 157 Severan. Saundra 157 Sevier. Ricky 69. 179. 211. 213. 213. 217 Sharp. Martha 117. 157 Sharp, Sherrill 76, 179 Sibley. Kandy 81. IIS. 157 Siegal. Ann 65. 76. 86. 95. 98. 107. 108. 115. 157 Simmon . Sharlee 116. 230. 231 Simoneaux, Bradley 157 Sirapkin . Heidi 109. 179 Sim . Dorotky 81. 91. 99. 106. 179 Sim� . Joey 179 Singleton. Clen IS7 Smith. Bubba 88 Smith. Ckarlr 62. 86. 161. 179. 200, 296 Smith. Cary 179 Smith, Irene 80 Smith, Janet 91. 1ST Smith. Jim 179. 200. 201.203 Smith. John 180 Smith. La Wanda 179 Smith, Patricia 88, 116 Smith, Peggy 180 Smith, Kandy 158 Smith. Sally 179 Smith. Stephen 86. 87. 88. 106. 158 Snoddy. Brent 53 Snoddy. Dale 99. 180, 55 Soileau. Dorothy 158 Soileau. Sue 180 Spcaarr. W illiam 189 Spiller. Lindaey 99. 109, IB), 229 Spiller. Richard 109 Spiller. Tom 108. 158 Stafford. John 108, 199, |$ a v yj Stafford. Margaret 78. !|0 Stafford. Shrla Starwood, Clarice 180 Stein. Sharon 106. 180 Slephea . Carol 3 63. 78. 89. 102. 193 ||J 117. 158. 230 Stewart. Bing 68. 7$. 97, 99. 1 0. 211. 211 Stewart. Dexter 110, 1 0 Stewart. Kathy 79. 89. HO. 116 Stewart. Peggy 117. 158 Stewart. Ralph 1 0. 223 Stirkmin. Kay 6. 199. 117a jjg St nr kw e||. Anne 69. 7|, |0|_ |,0 264 UH000flZBHC!i£55 J Stogner. Joanna ISO Stovall. Kiia ISO Stout, Bobby 77. 106 Stowcll, Louitc 102, 111 Strader. Robert 99. 180, 227 Strickland. Betty 158 Strickland. Cay 180 Strohle. Vaughn 180. 200. 20S Sullivan. Mary 101, 180 Sullivan. Michael 18. 227 Summera, Victor 82. 110 Sumrow. Clare 180 Swayze, Bobby 180 Switzer. Joan SI. 78. VI. III. 111. 116 Talley. Linda 107. 159. 161 Tatdo. Diane 69. 70. 86. 87. 180 Tardo, Loia 113 Taylor. Edith 82. IS9 Taylor. Floyd 180 Taylor. Robert 180 Tedford. Mike 68. 159. 230 Tellez. Eateban 109. 180 Templet. Jackie 62. 117, 159 Templet. Rondalyn 102 Terry. Jenny 159 Theriot. Edward 110 Thibodeaux, Doug 159 Thibodeaux. Mike 159 Thibodeaux, Ronnie IS9. 199. 201 Thielman. Liz 77. 106. 108. 117, 159 Thigpen. Lola 181 Thom. Hunter 82. 83. 81. 1C«. 159 Thomat, Marion 77, 106 Thomaa. Oliver 79. 90. 160 Thompaon, Edwin 181 Thompaon. Chria 77. 89. 108. 115. 160 Thompaon. Jim 110 Thompaon. Lolly 80. 107. 109. 231 Thompaon. Michael 68. 181, 225 Thompaon. Richard 181 Thorning, Linda 99, 111, 181 Thoralng. Liz 160 Tirrney. Michael 181 Topea, Joae 108 Torino. Ronald 160 Trahan. Benell 69. 70. 111. 181 Travia. George 62. 75. 79. 99. 102, 181 Traylor. Alan 82. 81. 181 Tricot. Mike 86. 181. 200. 201 Tubre. C. I.. 86. 87. 160 Tucker. Connie 111, 81 Tull. Amanda 82. S3. 81. 103. 106. 108. 115. 117. 160 Turner. Jim 90. 95. 110. 165. 176 Turner. Raymond 82. 83. 81. 181 Tuttle. John 86. 1RI Tuttle, Laurie 109 Tuttle. Margaret 181 Tyler. Bfooka 62 . 68 . 79. 160. 231 Ulz. Danny 86. 87. 110. 160 Valentine, Jania 89. 160 Varioco. Mark 33. 62. 66. 75. 95. 99. 106. 122. 161. 199. 201. 202. 201. 205. 207. 227, 228 Vcazey. Barry 181 Verehrr, Alke 52. 65. 74. 90. 95. US. 161 Vernon, Jenny III Verrclte, Paula 88 Viekera. Mike 161 Viget. Rualy 209. 219 Vignea. Alaine 110. 181 Vignn, Lydia 110 Von Collin. Bill 181 Waggroapack. Cwen 181 Waite, David 82 . 83. 106. 181 Walker, Debbie 161 Walker, Mare 82 Wall. Helen 91. 161 Wall. Jerry 161 Wallace, Jerry 161 Wallace. Audrey 181 Wallace. Charlea 181 Wallace. Gene 82 Waller. Nancy 62. 81. 91. 106. 109. 181 Wander. Elaine 181 Ward. Michelle 62. 63. 102 Ward. Sheryl 181 Warmack. Vanoa 33. 34. 35. 58. 73. 81. 90. 95. 96. 106. 115. 117. 161 Waahington, Deborah 181 Wataon, Mary 75. 78. 107, 115, 117, 161 Wataon, William 86. 87, 181 Watea, Donald 181 Watca. Sharlene 181 Webb. Laura 65. 78. 95. 98. 100. 101. 106. 161 Webb, Peggy 163 Weber. Bonnie 106, 117. 162 Weber. Emily 162 Wrilbaeher. Ellen 76. 99. 182 Weill, Laurie .77 Weiner. Dale 182 Welch. Bill 109, 209 Welch, Philip 182 Wella. Carl 182 Wethrro. Mary 63 , 69. 71. 95. 98. 10S. 132, 162 Wheeler. Nina 182 White. Ed 99. 182. 227 White, Ginny 162 White. Jeaaica 82. 182 White. Juliette 182 White, Karen 116 Whittington, Debbie 117, 162 Wiggina. Jamca 162 Wild. Walter 106 Wilkca, Geoigr 182 Wilke . Karen 103. 117. 162 Wilkinaon. Kenny 62, 89. 91. 99. 106.182 Will. Jin 82. 83. 81, 182 William . Anne 113. 116 William . Bonnie 33. 37. S3. 62. 63. 65. 73. 75. 95. 111. 117. 130, 162 Williama, Cynthia 117, 162 Williama, Ellen 76 Williama, Fran 111 Williama, Gwen 86, 162 William , Harold 98. 163 Williama. Joan 79. 182 Williama. Sandra 182 Williama. Todd 182. 223. 224 Williamion. Kay 65, 75. 81, 95. 96. 98. loT. 114, 115, 117. 145. 163 Willie. I-aura 182 Willingham. Kathy 63. 81. 89. 106. 115. 117 Wilmont. Diane 183 Wllafnrd. Jamea 183, 230 Wilaoo. Deborah 183 Wilton. Leroy 62. 63 . 65. 68. 73. 79. 95. 98. 110. 163 Wilton. Lealie 71 Wilton, Wanda 71. 86. 183 Wintera. 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