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

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1970 volume:

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His outstanding ability to operate a school such as Raton Rouge High with such a high degree of organization has helped to make this school an outstanding one for the past twelve years. 18 J A Bacot, Assistant Principal, is most often remembered by the students as the school disciplinarian. Mfo Pije Ltotek Ckuxd u, Assistant Principal, devoted most of his time each day to the needs of teachers. His willingness to listen and confer with an individual often helped one in distress to overcome the problems of a regular school day. 19 A CALUTETO' Uo P. A remarkable organizer of pep groups, known near and far. is Mrs. Sarah Edwina Prescott. Plus building a “spirit machine” during the past 21 years at BRHS, she has served well as guidance counselor. It is this sort of person—an institution—whose absence leaves us sad that she’s gone, but happy that she will continue to contribute greatly to the education of young people. MRS. GENEVIEVE AILLET ... Librarian MRS. RUTH ATHERTON ... Algebra II; Geometry WAYNE AUSTIN H ami PE; J.V. Football; Mead Batkrtbal Coach; J.V. Baseball MRS. GLENDA BERNARD ... American Hitiory MRS. CARY BLOCKER ... Vocal Mnatc MRS. LILLIAN BOEHRINGKR ... Eng. l«� h II MRS. HELEN BOYD ... Biology LYNN BROU ... Biology 21 Top: “Unde Willie” directed his class in a firedrill. Bottom: Mr. Couvillion made use «� f his knowledge of angles. 7SACf-lBRC Odojad, TatM, Avul UsfeW MRS. ELVA NANLAI. ... LibrarUa MRS. CEKTRUDE CLARK ... Entfl.h II; Spoiuor FNA'' . Qub; Society A moment of relaxation was a rare thing for Miss Young. 22 Students were spirited by Coach Garland's pep talk. Mrs. Mathis and Mrs. Vernon talked with Math Supervisor, Mrs. Tinsley. HOI.MS FULTON ... laitrummlal Muaie; On-oral Muiic MRS. GWEN GAMBLE ... Guidance; Typio MRS. PHOEBE GAStERECZ ... Alfe-bra I; Senior Math MRS. NORMA CERACE ... Biology; Sponiora Jr. Academy of Science MISS BEATRICE GLASS ... Lalin I. II. III. IV M. H. CLISSON ... H and P.E.; J.V. Football. Varaity Baaeball PAUL HAEUBER ChrraiMry MRS. VERA HAYS ... Home Economic I; Bi olocy; American Hialory 23 Mrs. Strange listened to many report? through the year. BRUC FAOUUY Was fiAaA Oj DefemiKOfctat MISS VIRCINIA HILL ... Sr. Speech; Public Speaking: Dram. ROBERT HL'GHES ... Economic ; Problem of Democracy; American Hiitory MRS. PATRICIA HUCHMARK ... Chemistry; General Science MRS. JOHN HUNTER ... English IV; Spon«or Bet Club CUY JOHNSON ... Advanced Math; Co-sponsor of Mu Alpha Theta MRS. CLEO JONES ... Civics; Eng-i.h II 24 Upper right: Coach Austin demonstrated gymnastic skills. Middle: A telephone ring, a check out slip, an attcndencc report were all part of Mrs. Stirling’s duties. Lower right: Mrs. McDowell explained techniques and teaching procedures to her student teacher. MRS. REBECCA KENNEY ... English III; Civics; American History MARTIN LANOUX ... Architectural Drafting; Mechanical Drawing WILLIAM LICNOS ... Rhyaiea; Algo bn 11; Spont«r Sigma Felllowahip MRS. LUCILLE McDOWELL ... Eng-li� h III, IV; Co- pou� or of FRICASSEE LEON Me CRAW ... Civic ; Head Football Coach; Athletic Director DR. CHARLES MACMURDO ... Spanish I. II. Ill; F.nfll.h II MRS. CAREY MATHIS ... Algebra II MISS MARIETTA MILLET ... French I. II. HI. IV. V; Sponaor French Club. American Field Service Top: Coach MeGraw enjoyed talking with his “girl9.” Middle: Mr. Vunderburg hoped Mother wasn’t watching. Lower left: “Mother Glass prepared to deal out the cards. 25 ■ BRJ-fQ Qclup Ucuuj New Faculty Faces MRS. IKIS MORGAN ... Haot Economic IV; Senior Horae Economic ; Co-sponsor FHA MRS. PAM MORCAN ... Typing I MRS. ADRIENNE PERCY ... H mil PE; Booitcn; Coaches Swimming Tc«m MRS. SARAH PRESCOTT ... Guidance; Sponsor Booster . Cheerleader MRS. MARGARET REDFIF.LD ... Distributive Education MRS. DOLORES SCHMIDT ... German I. II. HI. IV; English II MRS. EI.OISE SHEFFIELD ... Cooperative Office Education; Typing I MRS. ANN SILVA ... Book, keeping I; Typing I MRS. MARTHA SMILEY ... H and PE MRS. JEANNINE SMITH ... Typing I, II; Business .Machines; Data Processing MR. C. D. SNODDY ... Alge. bra I; Sr. Math; Guidance MRS. SARAH SPENCE ... Home Economics II, III; Co-sponsors FHA Coach Glisson, former BRHS student, now teacher and coach, expressed hope for the upcoming game. 26 MRS. BETTY STEVENSON ... H and PE; Sponsor FRICAS-SEE MRS. C. M. STRANGE ... English MRS. RAE TOUCHET ... Algebra I; Sr. Math; Biology PAUL VANDERBURC American History MRS. MARGARET VERNON ... Geometry; Co‘sponsors Mu Alpha Theta MRS. DOROTHY WIMBERLY ... Library Clerk ALBERT WESTALL ... Driver Education MRS. OUIDA WHALEN ... Shorthand I; Typing II MISS CLADYS YOUNG ... English I. Ill Upper left: A free hour provided time for Mrs. Schmidt to prepare her German lessons. Upper right: All money transactions passed through the hands of Mrs. Beyers. Left: Mrs. Percy enpoyed her required non-academic jobs. 27 fJaitCy C Atg Ahk QtockujM Tiu hj BMam Qoll Cl«b bw 29 j Seiw w dm Offcxm Jit-low: President: Hereford Percy Vice President: Lee Sclieffy Secretary: Joanie Switzer Treasurer: Becky Parsons 31 32 QqmJLojt$ JuamjmL lU C uu o T Beth Abington Sandra Auve Adams Jay Affolter Alvin Albritton Michael Stirling Albritton Miriam Allcmcnt Susan I . Allen Adrienne Anders Peggy Lewis and Don Craft load Seniors in B.R.H.S. competition. BETH ABINGTON—Red Cross, Student Council, Spanish Club, Future Nurses, Speech Club, F.H.A., Art Club SANDRA AUVE ADAMS-Band, Jr. Achievement, F.N.A., Speech Club JAY AFFOLTER—Student Council, Red Cross, French Club. Safety Chapter MIRIAM ALLEMENT—Sophomore Belle, Speech Club, Red Cross, F.H.A. SUSAN P. ALLEN—Spanish Club ADRIENNE ANDERS—German Club, Y-Teens, NEDT Certificate, Boosters, Speech Club ALLYSON ANDERSON—Art Club, Spanish Club, Y-Tcens, Latin Club, Jr. Academy of Sciences. FRICASSEE DAN ANDREWS—German Club, Jr. Achievement. Baseball Manager STANLEY DAVID ANDREWS—Jr. Academy of Science, French Club, Key Club, Latin Club, Sigma Fellowship, NEDT Certificate, National A Hyson Anderson Dan Andrews David Andrews Killy Atwood Clarence Babin Karen Bacon Charles Bailey Cathy Balden Ann Barnum Charles Barnard Cindy Bartkiewiez Charlotte Bateman Honor Society. Student Council, La. Boys' State, Mu Alpha Theta, Boy Booster KITTY LEE ATWOOD-Spcech Club, F.T.A., Chorus KAREN BACON—Y-Teens, Junior Academy. Mu Alpha Theta, F.H.A., Red Cross, National Honor Society. Student Council CATHY MARIE BALDEN—Red Cross. Y-Teens, Student Council, Safety Club, F.N.A., F.T.A. ANN BARNUM—Boosters, NEDT Certificate, Spanish Club. Safety Club. Jr. Academy of Science, Sigma Fellowship, Mu Alpha Theta, A.F.S., National Honor Society, F.T.A., Latin Club CINDY BARTKIEWIEZ—Jr. Academy of Sci-ence, Latin Club, NEDT Certificate, Boosters, Safety Club. Mu Alpha Theta, F.T.A., F.N.A., Louisiana Girls State CHARLOTTE LEIGH BATEMAN—Boosters, Y-Teens, French Club, F.H.A. 33 ggjoM Lm M Bock 0« 12 Shelly Beall Pam Beeson Joyce Bello Gary Bcnncit Joseph Betancourt The War Babies provided music for Homecoming Dance. SHELLY BEALL Art Club, jr. Academy of Science, F.H.A., Art Club, Speech Club PAMELA BEESON—Art Club, Bed Cross, Student Council, Speech Club. Jr. Achievement JOYCE BELLO—F.H.A.. Volleyball Team 34 Yecws Sciioot Gary Blake Brent Braud Becky Broome Mary Bioodwortk Karen Braud Barry Brown Cynthia Boudreaux Merrill Braud Orland M. Brown Patty Boudreaux Rachel Braud Nanette Brummelt George Boyde Wayne Brister Diane Bruscr GARY BLAKE—Wrestling, Student Council MARY BLOODWORTH—-Jr. Achievement, Y-Tcens, F.H.A., Chorus, Red Cross CYNTHIA BOUDREUX -Y-Tcens, F.H.A. PATTY BOUDREAUX—C.O.E. GEORGE BOYD—Jr. Achievement, Student Council KAREN BRAUD—NEDT Certificate, French Club, Jr. Academy of Science, Boosters, Mu Alpha Theta, F.T.A., National Honor Society MERRILL BRAUD- Red Cross RACHEL BRAUD—Y-Tcens, Jr. Achievement, F.T.A., C.O.E., Speech Club BECKY BROOME—'Y-Tccns, F.N.A., Band, Speech Club ORLAND M. BROWN—Jr. Academy of Siccnccs, Jr. Achievement, Red Cross NANETTE S. BRUMMETT—Art Club, Red Cross, Student Council, Latin Club, F.N.A. DIANE MARGARET BRUSER—Red Cross, Booster, Student Council, Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Safely Club, Cheerleader, Latin Club, F.T.A., Volleyball Team, F.H.A., Louisiana Girls’ State 35 CfetSS 0 70 — Anne Buhls Stephen Buford Richard Burford Paul Reed Burns Lorelei Butler Tom Butler Mary Sue Calvaruso Susan Cancienne Mike Cappel Debbie Caraway James C. Carlson Robert Carter ANNE H. BUHLS—Beta Club, F.H.A Speech Club lUCHARD BURFORD—J.V. Football, Ba; ketball, Track. Key Club, N.E.D.T., Stii dent Council, Jr. Academy of Science, Mi Alpha Theta, Sigma Fellowship, Latin CluL F.H.A. Beau, Swimming, Louisiana Boys State. Projection (dub PAUL REED BURNS—J.V. Football, Safer Club, Chorus, Varsity Football, Studcn Council, F.T.A. LORELE BUTLER-Cerman Club MARY SUE CALVARUSO-Library Club SUSAN CANCIENNE—F.H.A., Jr. Acad cmy, Y Tcens, Speech Club MIKE CAPPEL—Football, Speech Club JAMES S. CARLSON—J.V. Football, Track Safety Ciul , Student Council, Red Cross Football, Speech Club Chuck S., Robert H., and Randy L. took it easy on the senior benches. 36 O TOMMOw Senior Boys were known for their clean tables. ROBERT CARTER—Student Council, French Club. Safety Club WANDA CASHIO Soph. Belle, Spanish Club, Speech Club DENISE ELIZABETH CASSANO—Y-Teens, Red Cross, F.H.A., Safety Club, Speech Club, FT.A. LANCE COULFIEI.D—NEDT Certificate, Jr. Academy, Swimming Team. Sigma Fellowship. Mu Alpha Theta, French Club, Boy Boosters CAROLYN ELIZABETH CHAMBERS—Y-Tcens, Boosters. Spanish Club, F.T.A., Latin Club, F.H.A., Student Council, Hi-Steppers BETH CHRISTIAN—Boosters, YTecns, Spanish Club, Library Club, Red Cross HUNTER ALBERT CHRISTY—Safety Club. Student Council KENNY CLARK-Track Team Mike Casey Wanda Cashio Denise Cussano Cindy Catchings Lance Caulfield Carolyn Chambers Stephen Chaney Dickie Chauser Beth Christian Hunter Christy Kenny Clark Sherril Clegg 37 Cpktb Off BRWS Jimbo entertained on lunch shift. Brenda M., Mike J., Jolin R., Glen S. enjoyed their between class break. Right: Bill L. waited for the bell. Left: Conferees: Lee S.. Todd W.. Ted H., Don C., Whit M. Pam Clegg Michael Coleman Michael Coates John Collier Tracey Coe Kenneth Comeaux Carolyne Coco Bobby Comeaux 38 — Seaton Grant Conway Jeff Coxc Tommy Comeaux Sandi Courville Jean Cotter Nancy Craig Skippy Cotten Don Craft Jimmy Cothell Mary Anne Cram- Donna R. and Grant C. found a quiet spot on the lunch shift. MICHAEL VERNARD CLECG-J.V. Basketball, Spanish Club, Red Cross, Latin Club, Speech Club PAMELA MARIE CLEGG—Spanish Club. Red Cross, Library, F.H.A. MICHAEL WAYNE COATES—Band, Latin Club MARY CAROI.YNE COCO-Jr. Academy of Science, Boosters, Mu Alpha Theta, Spanish Club, Latin Club. National Honor Society, F.T.A. TRACEY ANNE COE Jr. Academy of Science, French Club. Mu Alpha Theta, Sigma Fellowship, Swimming Team. Student Council MILDRED ELIZABETH COLCLOUGH-Jr. Achievement, F.H.A., Speech Club, F.T..A MIKE COLEMAN—Red Cross, Safety Club JOHN ALAN COLLIER—Basketball. Golf, Latin Club, Key Club Cheerleader, Safety Club, A.F.S., F.T.A.. Beta, Student Council, Louisiana Boys’ State, Projection CHARLES ROBERT COMEAUX—Baseball THOMAS WARREN COMEAUX—Latin Club, German Club GRANT STEPHEN CONWAY—Student Council, Red Cross, C.O.E. ALPHONSE COTTEN JR.—Football. Red Cross, Student Council, Choir JEAN WALLACE COTTER Boosters, Spanish Club. Youth Council. Y-Teens, Student Council, Safety Club. Cheerleader. Homecoming Maid, F.T.A.. F.H.A., Louisiana Girls’ State SANDI COURVILLE—Y-Teens. Jr. Achievement, F.H.A., F.T.A., Speech Club, Red Cross JEFF COXE—Jr. Academy of Science, Football, Hi-Y, Red Cross, Student Council DON CRAFT—Basketball Manager, German Club, Key Club. Cheerleader. V.P. Jr. (.lass, F.T.A, Safety Club NANCY CRAIG—Spanish Club, Red Cross, Jr. Academy of Sciences, NEDT Certificate, FRIACAS-SEE. Mu Alpha Theta. Writer’s Club, F.H.A. MARY ANNE CRANE—Band, French Club. Mu Alpha Theta 39 Wop Up Qld Th f-feflbd Pat Cruthirds Connie Cullen Steve Culpepper Kichard Curry Jack Dampf Johnson’s Jesters participated in Pep Rally. Susan Dantin Marie Daron Sydney Davis Annette Dawson Myron Dedeaux 40 Mae Dees I’aula Denny Lorinda deVries Richard Dickinson Theresa Diez Diane Dixon Tommy Duncan Elizabeth Dunnam Sue Durlaehei Steve Durretl Handy Dyson Debra Dziuba Linda Edd’cman Hetty Jean Edwards Kathleen Kngquist PAT CRUTHIRDS—Y-Teens, Jr. Achievement, F.H.A., F.N.A. CONNIE CULLEN—Jr. Achievement STEVE CULPEPPER—J.V. Football RICHARD CA RRY—Jr. Academy of Science, French (dub, NEDT Certificate, Latin Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Writer’s Club, FRICASSEE JACK M. DAMPF Spanish Club, Key Club, NEDT Certificate. Mu Alpha Theta, Louisiana Boys’ State, Student Council, Track. Basketball SUSAN CORNELIA DANTIN—F.H.A., Boosters, Jr. Academy of Science, National lb nor Society, Red Cross M ARIE DA RON—'Y-Tecns, Jr. Red Cross, Boosters. Vice Pres. Red Cress. F.H.A. SYDNEY LYNN DAVIS German Club. Y-Tecns, Boosters ANNETTE DAWSON—F.H.A MYRON JAMES DEDEAUX—J.V. Football, J.V. Baseball, Football, Red Cross. Wrestling, Speech Club, Safety Club MAE DEES—F.H.A., Speech Club PAULA DENNY—Boosters, Spanish (dub, F.T..A LORINDA deVRIES—Band, Y-Tecns, Jr. Academy of Science, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society RICHARD DICKINSON—Football. Jr. Red Cross THERESA ALISON DIEZ-Jr. Red Cross, Honor Spanish Club. Chorus. Library Club Vice Pres. HARRIET DIANE DIXON—Red Cross, German Club, Y-Teens, Speech Club TOMMY DUNCAN—Jr. Red Cross, Baseball Manager ELIZABETH DUNNAM—N.E.D.T. Certificate, F.T.A., French Club, F.H.A. SUSAN DURLACHER—Jr. Academy of Science, German Club STEPHEN DURRETI’—French Club, Art Club, Ili-Y, Boy Boosters RANDY DYSON—Football. Track DEBRA DZIUBA—Vice Pres. Choir LINDA EDDLEMAN—F.H.A. BETTY JEAN EDWARDS—Red Cross, Art Club, Jr. Academy of Science. Library' Club ,F.H.A. KATHLEEN ENQUIST—Y-Teens, Jr. Red Cross. Jr. Achievement. Boosters. Spanish Club. F.T.A., Speech Club, F.H.A. 41 David Evans Libby Ferguson Michael Fitzgerald Mike Flood Richard Forrest Lee Fournet Mary Fournier Konnie Foussc Karen Franks Freddie Frey Chester Freeman Nancy Fritchie DAVID EVANS—Jr. Academy of Science. French Club, A.F.S., Beta Club. Key Club MICHAEL RAY FITZGERALD MIKE FLOOD—Latin Club RICHARD FORREST—Spanish Club, Jr. Academy of Science, Hi-Y Treasurer, Speech Club MARY FRANCES FOURNIER—N.E.D.T. Certificate, F.T.A.. Jr. Academy of Science, Mu Alpha Theta, Honor Spanish Club LEE FOURNET-—Art Club. N.E.D.T. Certificate, Spanish Club, Speech Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Executive Hoard of Student Council FRED FREY—Student Council, Jr. Red Cross, Spanish Club, Speech Club, FRICASSEE Staff Michael A. made use of the library, 42 A'IOujkA TliG CjbnJWu Phil Fritz Trcs Fulbright George Fulco Gerald Garidel Martha Gibson Susan Gibson Greg Gillespie Marsha Gladrow So many college catalogues made it hard for seniors to choose. NANCY FRITCHIE—Jr. Achievement, Swimming Team, Ked Cross, F.N.A., French, Speech Club. Writer’s Club PHILIP FRITZ—Jr. Academy of Science, Rand, All Parish Band, Drum Major GEORGE FULCO— Baseball, Mu Alpha Theta MARTHA GIBSON—Boosters, Jr. Academy of Science, Writers’ Club, Spanish Club, F.N.A., N.E.D.T. Certificate, Mu Alpha Theta. F.T.A., Speech Club SUSAN CIBSON F.N.A. Pres., French Club, F.H.A., N..E.D.T. Certificate, Jr. Academy of Science, Choir MARSHA GLADROW—F.H.A., French Club, An Club, Jr. Academy of Science. Speech Club Joyce Bello helped in the gym office. Betty Godso Jackie Grace Lynn Gray Peggy Greer Theresa Cregory Hampton Gruncwald Gwen Guidry John Hair LoitC| — Last Becky Reynolds was a very industrious booster. BETTY ANN CODSO-F.H.A. JACKIE GRACE Library, F.T.A., Speech, Art Club LYNN CRAY Spanish Club, Boosters, F.H.A., YTeens THERESA GREGORY—Spanish Club. Latin Club HAMP CRUNEWALD—J.V. Football, Track, Safety Club, Hi-Y GWEN GUIDRY—Y-Teens, Boosters, Spanish Club, Sigma Fellowship, F.T.A., Hi-Steppers, Key Club Sponsor, F.H.A., Jr. Red Cross JOHN HAIR—Spanish Club, Key Club, Jr. Academy of Science, Mu Alpha Theta, I-itin Club, Safety Club, Sigma Fellowship. Beta Club, Football, Track DARRYL HALL—Boosters, Jr. Academy of Science, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, N.E.D.T. Certificate. Mu Alpha Theta, Latin Club, Speech Club, Writers Club DENISE RENEE HAMILTON—Art Club, French Club, Boosters, Jr. Academy of Science, Jr. Red Cross. Writers Club ROBERT HANSON—Track, Student Council CINCER KATHERINE HARDGRAVE—Jr. Red Cross. F.H.A., Speech Club, Student Council JANICE LYNNETTE HARPER Jr. Achievement, YTeens, Latin Club, F.H.A., Jr. Red Cross, Speech Club. Chorus LOYCE GAYLE HARRISON-French Club, F.N.A., C.O.E. RALPH HEARD—Thespians RUSSELL AMADEE HEBERT JR.-J.V. Football, J.V. Baseball FREDIA ANN HENDERSON—Jr. Achievement THEODORE JUSTIN HEROMAN—Basketball, Track, F.C.A., Key Club 44 m p ycJ! , s ucw vmw Darrylin Hall Denise Hamilton Robert Hanson Ginger Hardgravc Janice Harper Loycc Harrison Robert Haviland Katie Hays Ralph Heard Rusty Hebert Fredia Henderson Ted Hcroman Senior girls proved to be good football players. 77tfi CktSS GWuofei hv '70 Denise Herthum Rip Heyward Jennifer Hill Sharon Hippchcn Cuy Hobgocd Robert Holmes Warren Holmes Diana Hooper The Great American Cover-up. DENISE ADELE HERTHUM—Swimming Team, F.H.A., Library Club, C.O.E., Speech Club ANDREW ARMAND HEYWARD-Spanish Club. Golf. Red Cross, Speech Club, F.C.A. MARY JENNIFER HILL—Y Teens, Art Club, Speech Club, Latin Club, Red Cross, Student Council, FRICASSEE, F.T.A.. F.H.A. SHARON ANN IIIPPCHEN—F.H.A., Speech Club. Library Club STEPHEN GUY HORGOOD—Baseball, Speech Club. Red Cross, Football. Safety Club ROBERT HOLMES Speech Club, Safety Club, Football, Baseball DIANA HOOPER—Band SUZANNE AMINTHE HORNSBY—Y-Teens, Red Cross F.H.A., Speech Club, Chorus DEBRA KAYE HOWELL-Ait Club, Red Cross, F.H.A.. Library Club, F.H.A. NANCY LYNN HUGHES-Spanish Club, Boosters, Y-Tccns, Latin Club, Student Council, Safety 46 Suzanne Hornsby Debra Howell Nancy Hughes Amelie Hunter Adrienne Hutcherson Judith Hutchinson Wilson Hutchinson Barbare llntson Quita Hyams Paul Hyland Bill Janney Jerry Keister Jo Collier learned to touch his toes. Club, Library Club, Hi-Stcppcrs, F.T.A., Louisiana Girls’ State AMELIE FRENCH HUNTER-Boosters, BUZZER, Red Cross. F.H.A., Latin Club, F.N.A. ADRIENNE THERESA HUTCHERSON—Spanish Club, C.O.E. WILSON HUTCHINSON—Band BARBARA ANN HUTSON—F.H.A., Library- Club QUITA GAYLE HYAMS—Student Council, F.H.A., French Club, Speech Club, Writer’s Club WILLIAM FREDRICK JANNEY—F.C.A., Latin Club. J.V. Baseball, Boy Boosters, Student Council, Hi-Y JEROME BAIRD KEISTER—N.E.D.T. Certifi-cate, Jr. Academy of Science, Mu Alpha Theta, Key Club, German Club, Football, National Honor Society, National Merit Semi-Finalist, Student Council 47 I Kay Kellen Susan Kennedy Jackie Kerley Brenda Kimball Joe Kinamore Deborah King Karen Kling Stephanie Kober Charles Konikoff KATHRYN KELLEN—Y-Tccns, F.H.A., Speech Club JACKIE LYNN KERLEY—F.H.A., C.O.E., Student Club FRANCES KILBUS—Boosters, Jr. Academy of Science, F.H.A., Y-Teens, N.E.D.T. Certificate, Red Cross, Beta Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Sigma Fellowship, National Honor Society, Student Coun cil, F.T.A. BRENDA GAIL KIMBALL—Red Cross, Speech Club, F.H.A., F.T.A. JOSEPH WILLIAM KINAMORE—Speech Club, Library Club DEBORAH LYNNE KING—F.H.A., Library Club, Jr. Academy of Science, Speech Club LEILA WHEATLEY KINNEY—Art Club, Boosters, French Club, Student Council, N.E.D.T. Certificate, Jr. Academy of Science, Red Cross, Mu Alpha Theta, Sigma Fellowship, F.T.A., Beta Club, National Honor Society, Key Club Sponsor, Louisiana Girls State GWENDOLYN ANN KLING—F.H.A. KAREN ANNE KLING—Jr. Achievement, F.H.A., Library Club STEPHANIE PHILLIPS KOBER- Speech Club. F.H.A., Red Cross CHARLES EDWARD KONIKOFF-Jr. Academy of Science, Howard Kidder Frances Kilbus Leila Kinney Gwen Kling Trudy Kuhnert Thomas Kracher Spanish Club, Honor Spanish Club TRUDY JOAN KUHNERT—Library Club, F.H.A. THOMAS K. KRACHER—Golf Team. Latin Club FRANCES KRUSE— F.H.A., N.E.D.T., Certificate, Latin C Jr. Academy of Science, Swimming Team, Mu Alpha Th National Honor Society DAVID LABORDE- French Club, Latin Club, Boy Booster DONNA LABORDE—Library Club, C.O.E. JAMES RANDALL LABORDE—Baseball, Football, Basket! Manager. Red Cross, Speech Club LURA LOUISE LABORDE—Red Cross, French Club, Art Cl Speech Club, A.F.S., Jr. Academy of Science LINDA LACK—Boosters, F.H.A., Hi-Stcppers, French CL: Jr. Academy of Science, Mu Alpha Theta, F.T.A., Natior Honor Society, Student Council DIANE ELIZABETH LAQUERRE—French Club, F-N F.H.A., Jr. Academy of Science, National Honor Socie: Mu Alpha Theta, FRICASSE AVIA ANNETTE LASALLE—Art Club, Student Council ROBERT BRUCE LAW-Latin Club 48 LooM FomcuuiTO' Outduafcwv This was a typical senior class. Seniors got a lot out of this class. Frances Kruse Linda Lack David LaRorde Gerald Landry Donna I Borde Diane Laquerre Randy LaRorde Avia LaSalle Lura LaBorde Bruce Law £e u yi$ Pt xwt Thefo QomIojvTtip Margaret Lazarus Janice LeVinc Nadine I.uther Eldon Lcdoux Peggy Lewis Martha Lux Karl Lemmon Paul Levert Nancy Litton Ronald Louque Russell McAvoy Martha Jane McCarlcy Debra Levine Pat Lovell Patty McClean MARGARET LAZARUS—Y-Teens, Library Club, Latin Club ELDON ROYCE LEDOUX—J.V. Football. Jr. Academy of Science. Beta Club, National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Sigma Fellowship, National Merit Finalist. Football Manager BYRON KARL LEMMON PAUL MARTIN, LEVERT—Football, Baseball, Red Cross. F.C.A., Speech Club DEBRA ANN LEVINE Z-Tcens, N.E.D.T. Cer-tificate, Spanish Club, Jr. Academy of Science, Boosters, Latin Club. F.H.A. JANICE LYNN I.F.VINE-Boosters, Red Cross, Y-Tcens, Student Council, Art Club, F.H.A., A.F.S., Spanish Club. Swimming Team PEGGY ELIZABETH LEWIS-Boosters, Student Council, Y-Teens, Latin Club, Jr. Academy of Science, Cheerleader, Louisiana Girls’ State, Homecoming Court. F.H.A., A.F.S. NANCY JOAN LITTON—Boosters, French Club, Jr. Academy of Science, Speech Club, Thespians, Mu Alpha Theta, F.T.A., Sigma Fellowship, Beta Club, National Honor Society RONALD JAMES LOUQUE—Iaitin Club PATRICK STEPHEN LOVELl Latin Club NORMA NADINE LUTHER—Boosters. F.H.A. Jr. Academy of Science, French Club, F.T.A., A.FS.. Red Cross MARTHA GENEVA I.UX-Specch Club. Band. Art Club. F.H.A., A.F.S. RUSSELL LONNIE McAVOY—Red Cross. Cer-man Club MARTHA JANE McCARLEY Boosters, Jr. Academy of Science, Sigma Fellowship. F.T.A., F.H.A. PATTY E. McCLEAN—Jr. Academy of Science, F.H.A.. Speech Club. Library Club ROCER EARL McCUISTON-Rcd Cross ALLRTIA PAIGE McCUTCHEON-Art Club, Chorus, F.H.A. WAYNE RILEY McDANIEL-C.O.E. BRENDA ANN McKAY—Boosters, Latin Club. F.H.A., Red Cros. Speech Club JULIE ANN McMORRIS—N.E.D.T. Certificate, Jr.. Academy of Science, Spanish Club, Boosters, Mu Alpha Theta, Sigma Fellowship, National 50 Roger McCluiston Page McCutchccn, Wayne McDaniel Brenda McKay Julie McMorris Mary McMurray Bill MacCurdy Dale MacCurdy Charles Maggio Carolyn Maher Honor Society, Honor Spanish Club, Beta Club, F.H.A. MARY BETH McMURRAY—Choir, Jr. Academy of Science. F.N.A., Madrigals. All-Parish Choir, All-State Choir F.H.A. WILLIAM LOWERY MacCURDY—French Club, Jr. Academy of Science, Red Cross, Speech Club, Student Council, Art Club, Latin Club, Writer's Club, Safety Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Beta Club, Hi-Y DALE MORELAND MacCURDY—French Club, Jr. Academy of Science, N.E.D.T. Certificate. Louisiana Boys' State. I-atin Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Hi-Y, FRICASSEE, Beta Club, National Honor Society, Writer’s Club CHARLES EDWARD MAGGIO CAROLYN SUSAN MAHER—Jr. Academy of Science. N.E.D.T. Certificate, Boosters, French Club, Red Gross, Beta Club, Sigma Fellowship, Math Club, A.F.S., Student Council, Key Club Sweetheart, F.T.A., F.H.A., National Honor Society Cheerleaders Loafed g uO'iS ’70 QtaAte L New De yzd Larry Mancuso Bill Mann Evelyn Maranto Jay Marshall Whit Martin Steve Mash Charolette Mathis Colleen May John Mayers Diane Mazcrt Charles Mclancon Marian Melanson LARRY MANCUSO— WILLIAM MANN—Swimming Team, Student Council, Spanish Club, Football, Speech Club EVELYN MARANTO—D.E. Club, Student Council WHIT MARTIN—Jr. Academy of Science, Latin, MuAlpha Theta CHARLOTTE MATH IS—Y Teens, Writers’ Club. Jr. Achievement, F.H.A., Speech Club, Library Club COLLEEN MAY—Jr. Achievement, F.T.A., Jr. Academy, Junior Class Sec. Speech Club FRANK MAYERS—Jr. Red Cross DIANE MAZERET—Boosters, French Club, F.H.A., Jr. Academy of Science. Jr. Red Cross MARIAN MELANSON . F.H.A.. French Club, Speech Club Katy Morrison Got Smart! 52 Diane Mikronis Margaret Miller Carol Mitchell Tommy Mitts Patty Montet Cheryl Moore Jane Moran Joan Moran CHERYL DIANE MIKRONIS—F.H. A., Chorus. Speech Club MARGARET MILLER—Jr. Achievement, F.H.A., Thespians, Jr. Red Cross, BUZZER, Safety Club, Speech Club CAROL MITCHELL—Sophomore Standout, Beaux and Belles, Art Club, Student Council Sec., Y-Teens, Mu Alpha Theta, F.T.A., FRICASSEE, Junior Standout, F.H.A., Homecoming Queen Hi-Y Sponsor, Jr. Red Cross, Pelican Girls’ State, Leadership Conference, Safety Club JAMES THOMAS MITTS—N.E.D.T. Certificate, Band, All Parish Band, Stage Band. Chorus Accompanist PATTY MONTET—German Club, Jr. Academy of Science, Art Club, Boosters. F.H.A., Speech Club JANE MORAN—F.H.A. JOAN MARIE MORAN—C.O.E. Tommy Robinson and Robert Holmes were where they belong. 53 Qtodcyti Ckot Rwjke Um v EVELYN MORANTO—D.E. Club, Student Council DONALD MOKKISSETTE—Speech Club KATY L. MORRISON—Boosters, Spanish Club, YTeens, Student Council, Junior Belle, Latin Club, Safety Club, Library Club, Jr. Academy nf Science, F.H.A., A.F.S., F.T.A. KATHLEEN MOSER—Jr. Academy of Science, Latin Club, Boosters, N.E.D.T. Certificate, Student Council, F.T.A., Mu Alpha Theta, A.F.S. Sigma Fellowship, Latin Club, Rensselaer Medal, F.T.A. Pres., Beta Club, National Honor Society DALE ARST MOSTFOFF—Latin Club, Hi-Y, Speech Club. Boy Booster LONNIE MURPHREE—Baseball PHILLIP NICHOLAS—Jr. Red Cross JIMI NORWOOD—Drama Club, Speech Club, Art Club NANCY OLIVER—F.H.A., Jr. Red Cross, Y-Tcens, Speech Club, Library Club CHERIE OMBERC Boosters, Jr. Red Cross, Student Council, F.H.A., F.N.A., A.F.S., Chorus, Speech Club SHARI BETH ORY—Student Council, Homecoming Court, Jr. Red Cros, Y-Tee ns. Junior Belle, F.H.A. NANCY OURSO-Latin Club, F.T.A., F.H.A., Speech Club TREZ OWEN-Library Club, Jr. Red Cros. F.H.A. TRACY OWENS- Y-Tcens, Spanish Club, Student Council Executive Board, C.O.E. Pres. REBECCA A. PARSONS-French Club, Trcas., Jr. Class, Art Club Vice Pres., Jr. Red Cross Vice Pres., Mu Alpha Theta, Speech Club JAN PAYNE—Jr. Academy of Science, Speech Club, FRICASSEE JANE BARCLAY PEEK—N.E.D.T. Certificate, Jr. Academy of Sci-cncc, French Club, Boosters, Beta Club, Sigma Fellowship, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor, Executive Council, President of Boosters, F.T.A., Swimming Team TALL HP Evelyn Moranto Betty Morgan Don Morrisette Katy Morrison Kathleen Moser Dale Mostkoff Lonnie Murphrec M uk Nelson 54 Kobert Noah showed greal skill. Next on the bars was Buddy T. Phillip Nicholas Jimi Norwood Nancy Oliver Chcrie Omberg Beth Ory Nancy Ourso Trcz Owen Carolyn Owens Tracey Owens Becky Parsons Jan Payne Jane Peck 55 QqmIcw B tcfies Ulow PopuHjcw The Senior benches were usually full. 56 Donna Perkin6 Willie Phillips Pam Porter John Potts Mark Pourciau Johnny Powell Deborah Pratt Jimmy Prescott Annette Raggio John Reuther Becky Reynolds Dallas Richard John Richardson Reeky Ricks Donna Rinauda John Robarts Gary Rockford Claire Rogers Debra Roane Jim Romano JOHN PEEL—Track, Student Council. Spanish Club, Safety Club, Speech Club BEVERLY PENN—Red Cross, Speech Club. C.O.E., Spanish Club HEREFORD PERCY—Football, Basketball, Track, Swimming, F.C.A., Jr. Academy of Science, Key Club, Student Council, Safety Club, N.E.D.T. Certificate, F.T.A., F.H.A. Beau, Beta Club, Pres, of Jr. Class, Sigma Fellowship, Mu Alpha Theta DONNA JO PERKINS-Y-Teens, F.H.A., Speech Club WILLIE PHILLIPS—Choir PAM PORTER—Spanish Club, Boosters, Latin Club, F.T.A., F.H.A., Jr. Academy of Science JOHN POTTS—German Club JOHNNY POWELL—German Club DEBORAH JAN PRATT—Student Council, Red Cross, F.H.A. JAMES D. PRESCOTT'—Jr. Academy of Science, Spanish Club, Boy Boosters, F.C.A., Basketball, F.T.A., Student Council ANNETTE RAGGIO—Jr. Academy of Science, Spanish Club, Boosters, Latin Club JOHN REUTHER—Red Cross, Student Council REBECCA REYNOLDS—Y-Teens, Speech Club, Boosters, Latin Club, Jr. Academy of Science, Student Council, F.T.A., F.H.A. DALLAS RICHARD—French Club, Jr. Academy of Science, N.E.D.T. Certificate, Math Club, Key Club, Projection Club JOHN ROBERT RICHARDSON—Football, Baseball, Red Cross, Speech Club BECKY RICKS—Library Club DONNA MARIE RINAUDA—F.H.A. DEBRA SUE ROANE—N.E.D.T. Certificate, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Red Cross, Safety Club 57 Vicki Kosc Donna Koumain Deborah Howell Johanna Saizan Hyman Saltz Berma Sanchez. Debra Sanchez Steve Sandall VICKI ROSE—F.H.A. DONNA ROUMAIN—Y-Teens, Student Council, Jr. Red Cross, Latin Club DEBORAH ADELE ROWELI Speech Club, French Club, F.T.A., Choir, Senior Belle JOHANNA SAIZAN—Boosters, French Club, Jr. Red Cross, Art Club HYMAN SALTZ—Football ALBERMA SANCHEZ—Band DEBRA SANCHEZ—Chorus, C.O.E. STEVE SANDALL—N.E.D.T. Certificate, Jr. Academy of Science, Latin Club, Boy Boosters, Key Club, Beta Club, F.T.A., Vice Pres. Sigma Fellowship, Jr. Academy of Science, Pre6. of Latin, Committee Chairman—Student Council CHARLES THOMAS SANDS-Concert Band, Stage Band, Marching Band, Speech Club 58 Beth A. awaited her cue. DOftufedteit BMxxyj flw j SMe Tom Sands Kusscll Santangel Ronnie Sarrage Gwen Saxton Lee Schcffcy Marilyn Schexnayder Jeff Schneider Juannie Schoeffler Pam Schulingkamp Maureen Scott Ricky Sevier Heidi Simpkins Debbie Roane, Pam Beeson, Nancy Hughes, and Pam Schuling-kamp use their cards for security while waiting. RUSSELL SANTANCELO—J.V. Baseball LEE SCHEFFY-Safety Club, Jr. Academy of Science, Key Club, J.V. Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Spanish Club, Beta Club, Student Council, Safety Club. F.C.A., F.T.A., Sigma Fellowship. Pres., of Beta Club MARILYN SCHEXNAYDER—F.H.A., Speech JUANNIE SCHOEFFLER—Y-Teens, Booster, German, Club, Jr. Academy of Science PAMELA SCHULINGKAMP—F.H.A., Jr. Red Cross, Speech Club, F.N.A. MAUREEN SCOTT—N.E.D.T. Certificate, C.O.E. Club RICHARD D. SEVIER—Student Council, Jr. Red Cross, Latin Club, Baseball, Basketball Letterman HEIDI SIMPKINS—Spanish Club, Y-Tecns Speech Club, F.H.A., A.F.S. S9 ACT Test B to Doio Sims Chuck Smith Gary Smith Jim Smith Sally Smith Peggy Smith Dale Snoddy Lindsey Spiller Sharon Stein Bingham Stewart DORO SIMS—Y-Tccns, F.T.A., F.H.A., Captain of Hi Steppers, Beta Club, Jr. Academy of Science, Latin Club, Safety Club, Jr. Red Cross CHUCK SMITH—Football, Baseball, F.H.A. Sponsor. Sophomore Favorite, Student Council, Safety Club, Junior Favorite, Speech Club GARY SMITH—German Club, Jr. Achievement, F.GA., J.V. Basketball JIM SMITH—Football, Jr. Red Cross, Safety Club, Speech Club SALLY SMITH—Student Council, Library Club, F.H.A., Art Club PEGGY JOYCE SMITH—F.H.A. LINDSEY WOOD SPILLER—Jr. Academy of Science, J.V. Basketball, Sophomore Beau, Spanish Club, Key Club, Coif, Student Council, Safety Club BNGHAM STEWART—J.V. Basketball, Spanish Club, Coif, Key Club, Beta Club, Sigma Fellowship, Jr. Academy of Science, Student Council, Basketball RALPH STEWART-Track JEANNE STOCNER—Y-Tccns, Jr. Red Cross, Art Club. Choir, F.N.A. ROBERT STRADER—JV Baseball, Jr. Academy of Science, Baseball WILLIAM VAUGHN STROBLE-Student Council. Football. Track, Wrestling MARY SULLIVAN—Art Club F.H.A. Atnelie Hunler enjoyed I.atin Class. CcJkuAAjOuij Ralph Stewart Jeanne Stogner Robert Strader Vaughn Stroble Mary Sullivan 61 i Seniors look into their futures. CeuiO'iS U uutMS Clare nnnrow Miriam Swarez Robert Swayze Joanie Switzer Diane Tardo Robert Taylor Julia Thibodeaux Lola Thigpen Buddy Thompson Mike Thompson Winners of Beaux and Belles 62 CURE SUM ROW—Art Club MIRIAM SUAREZ -Student Council, Spanish Club, Glee Club, Paramedical Club. French Club ROBERT SWAYZE—Honor Trig. JOANIE SWITZER—Beaux and Belles. Homecoming Court, F.H.A., French Club. Boosters, Operations Officer, F.T.A., A.F.S., Student Council. Mu Alpha Theta, F.H.A. Trcns., Beta Club, National Honor Society, Jr. Academy of Science JERRY DIANE TARDO—N.E.D.T. Certificate. Superior in Solo Festival, Choir, FRICASSEE, Mu Alpha Theta, Writers’ Club, Governor’s Honor Program in Music LOLA KAY THIGPEN—F.H.A., Speech Club BUDDY THOMPSON—Student Council, Latin Club, Speech Club, Safety Club. Pres, of Hi-Y Club MICHAEL THOMPSON—J.V. Track. Track, Key Club. Latin Club. Safety Club LINDA THORNING—Jr. Academy of Science, French Club, F.T.A., F.H.A.. Latin Club. Speech Club BENEI.L TRAHAN—F.T.A., Y-Teens, F.H.A., Co-Editor of FRICAS-SEE. Speech Club, Leadership Workshop GEORGE W'ALTER TRAVIS—Latin Club, Jr. Academy of Science, Beta Club Treasurer. Speech Club Pres., Student Council Executive Board, Boy Booster ALAN TRAYLOR—Band RAYMOND PAGE TURNER—German Club, N.E.D.T. Certificate. All State Band, All Parish Band, Stage Band, Mu Alpha Theta, National Society MARGARET TUTTLE—Jr. Red Cross GWEN WAGCENSPACK—Jr. Achievement, Speech Club. F.H.A. DAVID WAITE—Band, Writers’ Club, Speech COACH Smith talked to his “men.” Linda Thorning Benell Trahan George Travis Allen Traylor Mike Tricou Raymond Turner Margaret Tuttle Gwen Waggenspack David Waite Chuck Wallace 63 Qtodcyt Wow Powde is Pu G m Nancy Waller Elaine Wander Sherrill Ward Mike Watson Glyndell Watts 64 Seniors watched as Juniors scored. NANCY F. WALLER—Spanish Club, Boomers, Y-Teens, Writers’ QlK Jr. Academy of Science. A.F.S., Student Council, Highstepper CvCaptain. BUZZER, Latin Club, Speech, F.T.A., F.H.A., Jr. Red Cross ELAINE WANDER -Art Club, Latin Club MICHAEL WATSON—J.V. Baseball, Jr. Achievement, F.C.A., Choir, Speech Club, Basketball CLYDELL LEE WATTS-Choir, French Club, Beta Club, Y- Teens ELLEN WEILBACHER—Latin Club, Boosters, Jr. Academy of Science, F.H.A. DALE KARLTON WEINER—Football, Track, Safety Club, Speech Club, Student Council, Hi-Y Club NINA WHEELER—Jr. Red Cross, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, C.O.E. Vice Pres. ED WHITE—J.V. Baseball, Baseball, Jr. Academy of Science JESSICA WHITE—Band, Jr. Achievement, Student Council, Jr. Red Cross JULIETT WHITE—C.O.E. Tile winning Door! Ellen Wcillbacher Dale Weiner Nina Wheeler Ed White Jessica White Jubitt White 65 BocM BRWS Ann Wilke3 Jan Will Joan Williams Todd Wiliams ANN WILKES—Jr. Achievement, Speech Club. F.H.A. JAN WILL—Jr. Academy of Science, Mu Alpha Theta, Band, National Honor Society, All Parish Band, All State Band JOAN WILLIAMS—Boosters, F.T.A.. French Club, Pres., Speech Club TODD WILLIAMS—Track LAURA WILLIE—Jr. Achievement, C.O.E., Jr. Red Cross DEBORAH ANN WILSON-F.H.A., Jr. Red Cross, D.E. 66 Editors were often left wondering if photographers would show. Wanda Wilson Dale Winters Bill Witherspoon Amelia Wood Barry Veazey William Von Collin WANDA GAYLE WILSON-Advanced Choir. Li-brary Club WARREN DALE WINTERS—Latin Club WILLIAM KEENAN WITHERSPOON-J.V. Foot, ball, F.C.A., Red Cros, Safety Club, Varsity Football AMELIA ELIZABETH WOOD- Boosters. Jr. Red Cross, El Club Amistad, Jr. Academy of Science, National Thespians, Le Petit Cercle Francais, Speech Club, Student Council, F.H.A., A.F.S. 67 Joannic Switzer led Boosters in cheer. Seaitws Deputed With a R u , C w t Otolke ’70’ Cliff Yarbrough Veto Yoches Glen Young Tommy Zachariah Ricky Zito GEORGE CLIFFORD YARBROUCH-Band Manager, Speech Club, Jr. Academy of Science, F.C.A., F.T.A., Latin Club, Football Manager, Hi-Y Chaplain. Student Council, Guidance Assistant GLENN GORDON YOUNG—Art Club, Red Cross, N.E.D.T. Certificate, Latin Club, Writer’s Club, Junior Achievement GEORGE THOMAS ZACHARIAH—Red Cross RICKY WAYNE ZITO-D.E. Club Senior girls finally cleaned their lockers. ar———i 68 Jtutfrws SfflSecfcwt Rtvotites Joan Adams Cindy Adams Brenda Albert Larry Allen John Allison Roy Allison Brookie Allphin Jo Ann Andersen Joni Anderson Phyllis Arnold John Ashford Judy Aucoin Max Avant Audrey Aymond Aim Babin Kelvin Babin Richard Babin Marness Bacot Stephen Bailey Charles Baird 70 Bonnie Baker Martin Ban Julia Barnes Robin Barnette Nilda Barro Lucy Bates Diane Batten Sandra Batts Melanie Baudoin Becky Beale Pat Beall Johnny Beard Pat Beatty 71 JcuuO'is Uais Lots O Michelle Ward boots it off to the Seniors. The best part of the period was waiting for the bell. Eugene Beauchamp Linda Bell Sandra Bell Michael Beilina Barbara Bello Judy Benavente Jan Benson I-eslie Bente Robin Benton Pam Bcrccgcay 72 W Tftey NWfiA flU ft! Lucy Berman Sandra Bernhard Pam Berthclot Lynn Besch Jim Black Wayne Blackwell Wayne Blackwell Gary' Blake Clcnda Blanchard Bill Bloodworih Dwight Boencke Warren Bogan David Boiteaux Linda Bolen Jeff Bolton Tommy Bond Linda Bourn Kathy Bowlin Mike Boyce Stephanie Boyter Upper left: Shcp Polazola spent a lot of time at his locker. Upper middle: Connie Tucker and Butch Freeman promenaded for the judges during the Beaux and Belles pageant. Upper right: Sherri Conner took a “drink ’ during class. 73 JluuMS Q u . . . Qtw l Randy Brady Alton Braud Dale Broussard Charles Brown Marva Brown Randy Brown Moncia Browning Jan Brunc Mike Brunc Randy Bufford Joan Burford Lindy Burford Sue Burns Robert Buquoi Bill Cancienne Above: Lollie Thompson and Beth Howell, clad, “Hillybilly Style” added to the witch’s brew. Far Right: Boy meets girl at lunchtime to fiinsh that early morning argument. Right: Pauline McCracken paused to greet a visitor to the guidance office. 74 Teresa Cannon Gregory Cantu Tara Cappel Ginger Carradine Brenda Carroll Becky Carrutli Aline Caruso Cheryl Carter Darlene Cclcstin Loren Champagne David Chaney Donna Chaney Sam Chancy Roger Chapin Julie Chapman Marilyn Chapman Robert Chapman Sara Chapman Debbie Chcveallier Johnny Christ 75 • • • Teache ti [h WucgA Ju u vis To Top: Touchdown!! Middle: Max Avant reviewed quickly before class. Bottom: Brookie Alphin and Jonic Anderson got reassurance through last minute instructions. Darwin Clegg Mike Connor Koberl Cottle James Crane Jerald Clift Sherri Connor Douglas Couch Neil Crawford Marianne Cohn Sid Cormier James Courtney Linda Crotwell Jamie Collier Dennis Cornett Robert Crais John Curtis Marion Major tried to dredge up the title of a minor masterpiece— could it be WALDEN? Below: Stephanie Boy ter and Denise Francioni took a little time out during P.E. . . . itte W tJI L Ofr f Debra Dalton Ramona Daronsbourg Leo D’Aubin Diane Davis Joyce Davis Ricky Davis Linda Dawson Alice Dean Becky Delarodcric Larry Delarodcric Jerry. Demouy Dennis Denicola Cindy dcTrafford Miquel Deya Guy Dicharry Carolyn Dick A1 Dickerson Belton Didier Robert DiCerolamo Joe Dijohn Vance DiMattia Charles Dixon Ellen Doiron Tal Dorsey Marcus Douglas 77 7 Jtutto iS Look ds P vtw 3w 7b '71 Anne Dowell Julie Dugas Margaret Dunnam Barbara Dupuy Susan Durochrr Donald Duvic Louis Ann Eames Donna Echlin William Edrington Man- Edwards Janice Elkins Paulette Elkins Phillips Elkins Carol Ellis Barbara Ennis Ricky Evans Cathy Fall Jesse Farlow Vickie Felts David Fleming 78 Gary Ford Patricia Ford Helene Forester Joy Forney Kim Foy Michelle Francioni George Freeman Alcta Gaines Juntos £mjoyftA tijfi . . . £o � tefo� te$! Rodney Gauthier Jackie Gauthier Phillip Gehcber Robert Gemmill Gregory Gianelloni Frank Gibbens Susanne Gidan Mary Giles Gary Gleaton Scott Gleaton Laura Glynn Ricky Godbold Debbie Codso Patricia Godso Imelda Goins Russell Golden Maria Gonzales Randy Goudcau Bob Crahani Toni Graham Junior Boys enjoyed ten minutes of lunchtime loafing. Tommy Robinson poured cokes at the I.H.S. Victory Dance. 80 Sandra Gray Jean Green Philip Green Martin Greeson Ann Grcgorie Clifford Gregory Elaine Grigsby Bill Grinagc Joseph Cuidry George Hamilton Janet Hannaman Nancy Hardaway Lionel Harlcaux Marshall Harrison Alison Hanson Jill Hardgrave Randolph Harper Martha Henard 81 JukXcwS Pfkuutwk Rvt Pto+n Above: Remember that foggy morning. Above right: Christie Lain and Lydia Womack posed atop a station wagon. Right: Everybody loved to pass those tools around! Lee Herrington Patrick Higgins Elva Hile Karen Hill Harvey Hill Sheila Hinds Nancy Hirsch Robin Holmes Donald Hood Trudy Hopper Martha Horn Cynthia Howe Beth Howell Jeffrey Hughes Henry Hutson 82 Left: Johnny Christ listened to lectures in gym. Below: Mrs. Kleinpeter quietly worked at her desk. Below right: Jo Ann Anderson, Michelle Ward and Robin Benton practiced hard. Charles Jack Curtis Jackson Jcanic Jasim Pam Jeffirs Libby Johnson Fred Johnson James Johnson Linda Johnson Dodie Johnston Ricky Johnston Beverly Jones Kenneth Jones Lee Jones Robert Jones Bobby Jones Mark Jordan Kicky Juhan John Kean Carolyn Kelly Jo Ellen Kenney 83 jfe 11 Ho GmxApj, Top left: Moving the ball—even an inch—often proved to be a real struggle. Above: Quiet—for a change—reigned one day in the lunchroom. Right: Diane Peek, Nancy Hirsh and Beth Howell concentrated on their Hi-Steppcr dance. Susan Kenney Frank Kerr Gayle Kcttler Mary Kimball Sylvia KimbaJl Keith Kimble Jo Ellen Kinny Becky Knight Richard Kober Alma Kuttruff Debra LaBauve Bertha I aBordc Charmaine Lacy Christie Lain Jack Lamb John Lambert Dean Landry Wilton Landry Horace Lang Joey I.anglui$ ■i Leo Langlois Elizabeth Lazarus Marilyn I -ake David LcHlanc Clif Lee Kathy Lee Pam Lee Tommy Lee Kichard Levert Vivian Lewis Debja Lindley Robert Lindsey Duane Lodridge Thomas Lofton Peter Louis Karen Lovering Russell Lyons Liz McAvoy Pat McCay Ronnie McCuiston Mura McClure Pauline McCracken Janet McDaniel Mona McCchee Patrick McKay 85 CtflSS Ofr 71 LmmmjmL By Doutg Lorrinda McIntyre Eddie McLeete Harry' Mackey Michelle Magee Miriam Major Eddie Martin Jerry Mathes Russ Maycaux Debra Mayer Randy Meador Richard Metrailer Patriea Millctt Sally Millican Evelyn Millsap Marty Milner Jennifer Mire Carroll Mister Jcannic Montet William Moore Jack Moore 86 Jackie Moore Mitchell Moore Robert Moores Ricky Moreland Elizabeth Moses David Morse Cuy Motsinger Linda Nance John Naylor Mary Nesom Richard Newman Karla Newton Patricia Norton Diane Norwood Charles Noto Top: Myra McClure flipped a passing comment during Beaux and Belles. Middle: Marian Thomas and Belton Dider made a handsome couple. Lower left: Junior scmifinalists waited to be looked over. Lower right: Junior Beaux checked instructions before going on stage. 87 1970 Was A Vea i T R mehibe t ! Everybody remembers those marvelous Booster skits! ... Junior band members concentrated on keeping in step ... The sound Clark Page Frank Page James Palazzotto Sean Patrick Bobbie Faye Patterson Brian Payne Valerie Pecoraro Diane Peck Susan Peek Richmond Odom C. T. Owen Denise Parker Greg Payne Ricky Orillion James Packard Carol Passman Steve Payne 88 Helen Percle Adrian Percy Lee Petty Glindu Phillips Linda Phillips JoAnn Pincgar Rosie Pitre Richard Pourciau Cheri Pratt Janice Prescott Peggy Price Ray Pritchett Polly Prosser David Rabcnhorst Douglas Reed John Reed Cindy Reynolds Donald Reynolds Jeffrey Richards Jeanic Robichaux Tommy Robinson Judy Rome Paula Root Janine Rose Denisa Rougon 89 Fo ituj' Ffoit' TUh , AJom Ponds. Terry Roux James Russell Johnny Russell Barbara Rutledge Sammic Saia Paul Salavant David Saltz Roger Scheuermann Jenny Sehmieder Marlainc Schoeffler 1-oren Schreiber Paul Schreiber Peggy Schulingkamp Debbie Scott Ronnie Scott Billy Scruggs LouLana Scarles Glenn Scguin Russell Sellen Beverly Sevier 90 “I-et’a trade tool ” seems to be a motto for Roger Scheuermann, Mike Ralena, and Denis Cornett. Marty Milner does some before-game ball There’s a little privacy to be handling. found anywhere. Mike Sharp Steve Sharp Connie Shafford Clark Silvey Sharlee Simmons Betty Smith Brenda Smith Bubba Smith Irene Smith Pat Smith Will Snee Carolyn Sommers Richard Spiller Don Stadtner Donna Stafford Margaret Stafford Cora Stanley Pat Stevens Kathleen Stewart Ann Stockwell K Quumm u Passes, ArA ituiR 'Zojp! Bobby Gene Stout Jan Stout Hamilton Sullivan Victor Summers Lois Tardo Grady Taylor Rondie Templet Edward Theriot Marion Thomas Laura Thompson Jim Thompson Alton Travis Janet Tims Karen Triche Darryl Triplett Qaidentjij, Wtiw OotuM. Far left: Industrial arts sometimes required hard work. Lejt: Bonnie Baker thought biology was a blast. Below: Warren Bogan and Donald Hood got a little attention from Myra McClure. Connie Tucker Carol Turk Florence Turner Laurie Tuttle Jenny Vernon Paula Vcrrctte Rusty Vigcr Monica Vince Jimmy Waits Marc Walker Audrey Wallace Ccnc Wallace Michele Ward Eddie War mack Noel Waacom Thomas Watson Lawanda Webster Laurie Weill Bill Welch Carl Wells Edgar White Karen White David Whittington Joan Wiggins Jim Wild 93 Above.: “Wait Mother” I didn’t get that last number. Right, above: Jerry DeMouy gives that “arc you kidding” look. Right: Keeping the beat was the job of Helen, Myra and the hand. Anne Williams Ellen Williams Enrique Williams Scott Willoughby Leslie Wilson Stewart Wilson Valerie Wise Hank Wolf Lydia W'omack Cathy W'yatt Patsy Yelverton Georgcanna Younger Johnny Zarhuriah Mary Zachary 94 QopktoH LQ fcuwtftes Terry Hill Dune Herthum, and Terry Hiil were selected as Sophomore Favorites. Diane Herthum Rebecca A had in Vernon Adkins Mike Aertker Eve Air hart .Mary Cray Alexander John Allen Paul Alley Susan Almond Debbie Ancona Buddy Anderson Lance Armstrong Carson Arnett Kevin Atkinson Carolyn Babin Jeff Bacon Carol Baechle Sob Bailey fancy Baird tarry Baker rudy Balden 'ike Ballard eve Balliet iry Barker rry Barrios wy Barrios r cell a Barrow ■ion Bartet imy Bartkicwicz 95 £opho ie Adju b TO' Ab B.R .H.S. Harry Barton Diane Bateman Greg Baudouin Jimmy Beavers Donna Beeson Aldreama Bell Beverly Bell Edna Bell Lynette Bell Sandy Bcnavente William Bender Greg Bennett Earline Bergeron Johnny Bergeron Theresa Bergeron David Bernhard Connie Berteau Cynthia Besch Johnny Biosatt Ricky Bizette Wilford Blackwell Patti Blakly Kenny Bourgeois Mike Boyd Pat Bozeman Rod Brackin David Brantley Leslie Brechccn Terri Brcsslcr David Brewer Sophomores started early infringement on Senior benches. That’s unbelievable! What’s keeping that bell? Speech Club gathered in the Gym. Debbie Bridges MaryAnn Bridges Pat Brister Cheryl Brock Theresa Brouillette Bobby Broussard Jim Brown Rainette Brown Sandy Brown Norman Browning Dawn Bru9cr Janet Bruser Theresa Burkhalter Danny Callihan Donnie Capello Mary Margaret Carlin Cathy Carrol Steve Cassidy Joseph Causin Cynthia Celestine Gail Chambers Tereyl Chambers Bob Chancy Martha Chapin Jack Charton Patricia Cheveallier Jon Clack Lauren Clark Bobby Clegg Skipper Cleveland George Cobb Mark Cockcrham Dennis Colomb Lee Comeaux Sandra Compton Lynn Conrad 97 A Cmw Ofr '72 Mike Constantine Page Conway Joe Cost3nza Candy Courtney Jim Coxe Mike Cozier Suzanne Crais Rhelt Cramer Eddie Crews Patty Cullen Leonard Curtis Gilbert Daigre Adrienne Dalcourt Dennis Dalton Robert Dampff Dwight Danner Jay Dardcnne Lisa Darcnsbourg John Daugherty Chuck David Randy Davis Sandra Davis Terri Davis Vicki Davis Alice Mae Dean Joe Dean Odette De Conge Deborah Dedman Mitchell Decs Wayne Dees Leslie Delaroderie Lloyd Dell Nieki Dennicola Charles Denstorff Gerald Dcntro Duane Desscllc Art de Vries Gary De Zwaan Kenneth Dickens Marcia Di Gerolamo Mike Dcjohn Jackie Dobbs The Boosters talked of Hi-Stcppers’ Dance. 98 Kene Domier Eddie Dove Jeanne Duprcy Kim Durbin Paterica Easley Ronnie Edmonds Daryl Edwards Stanley Ellis Gary Emmons Steve Englerth John Engquist Judy Erwin Gregg Evans Randy Fletcher John Flores Beverly Flowers Jackie Font Francis Ford Jeanne Fortier Let me have a look! Beau, Cooper, Britton and Jeff enjoy their cafeteria lunch. Laura Fournier Jenny Fouirier Granville Evans Jesse Farlow Kendrick Foaling John Feig Darvin Ferguson John Fife Dean Fitch David Fleming Diane Fleming Dianne Fersina Lauren Callaway Bert Gaudin Debrah Gaulden Kaye Gautrcaux Russell Gautrcaux Jeannine Gerald Qoplio yio Beauties Qolkdke L In Bmmj j Pw j BaCfes Cindy Gilcrease Tommy Gillingham Thomas Gipson Wanda Givens Greg Gladin Wayne Gowdy Susan Granzin Casandra Gray Patricia Grayson Nettles Green Cindy Gregory Jimmy Grcmillion Loretta Griffin John Guarisco Arleen Guidry Gilbert Guidry James Guidry Kim Guidry Alina Guma Brenda Gurney Laura Guyn Lorna Guyn I.utie Haddox Tim Hadden Adclc and Leah were two of the beautiful girls nominated for Beaux and Belles. 100 The judges asked for one last look. Judy and David were happy to find their last X. Jan and David smiled prettily for the judges. Mark Haile Bill Hall Mary Gayle Hamilton Lemuel Hanks Diane Hannaman Susie Hannaman Sherie Hansen Vickie Harrel Amelia Harrison Claudia Harrison Kenny Harvcll Cathy Hastings Clayton Hays Ginger Heaton Randell Henry Ricky Heroman Diane Hrrthum Johnny Higgins Dorothy Hill Keith Hill Terry Hill Tommy Hoffmann Steve Hollandsworth Marsha Holmes Patricia Holmes Leonard Holubar Bobby Hooks Kathy Huey David Hughes Rhonda Hunt Cooper Hurst Michael Hutcherson Sherry Irving Gwen Jacob Cindy Jarreau 101 Copkcmiorn Qbuvwl Fo Qwcms Linda Jarreau Roy Jell Donald Johnson James Johnson Lynn Johnson Ronald Johnson Jackie Jones Jan Jones Warren Joseph Norma Juneau Amy Kahn Jeff Kean Jacqueline Kilborne Liz King Brian Kinney Bill Knox Katty Kuttruff Jane LaCour Bobby Lambert Lula Lambert Debbie Landry Lyddie Landry Patrick LeDuff Mike Lemionc Diane Leventhal Debbie Lindsey Judy Littlejohn Neal Lorio Jack Lynch Dana Magee Becky Mann Lawrence Mann Charles Maranto Patrick Maranto Tony Maranto Sophomores took instructions for making candles. 102 Steve Englerth says, “Yea, sure, O.K. Coach. Alice Marcelle Lyndouf Mareellions Kim Marioncaux Terri Martens “Do you ever think I could be on the team that would win one like that?” thinks John Engquist. Debbie Martin Bobby Maruschak Sissy Matamoros Don Matthews Pam Mathews Mary Ann May Skipper McAadms Julie McCorklc Matthew McKay Joyce McLin Walter McManus Virginia Messina Mary Sue Metz Herbie Michael David Mikronis Richard Milano Betty Miller Trudy Milligan Timmy Miremont Martha Mitts Connie Mixon Belinda Mock I-aurie Montague Melanie Montet Jane Montgomery Reginald Montgomery Trudy Montgomery Pat Moore 103 Jiuu(W QoummI David paused for a quick picture. Boy, did yQU 8CC that?? Paula Moore Meg Morton Ann Mostkoff Karen Murphrcc Mike Murphrcc Johnny Myers Martha Nacol Lindy Nason Steve Naquin Claude Ncsscr Pamela Newman Carol Nichols Billy Nix JoEllen Norton 104 Even Boosters enjoyed a rest once in a while. Nancy Norton Kathy Oakly Hunt Odom Mark Osborne David Ourso Paula Overton Diane Palmer Gerald Parent Michelle Parish Howard Parker Christine Passman Isaac Patterson Lynn Patzig David Percle Chryal Perry Nancy Persingcr Glenn Peters Louis Peters David Petree Deborah Pierre Cheryl Pilcher Jimmy Pinegar Roger Plcw Peggy Porter Susie Porter Clella Powell Karen Powell Jeffrey Price James Purpcra Scott Rabinhorst John Raybun Margaret Ragusa Adele Raggio Camille Raggio Tommy Rainey Mike Ratcliff Larry Rayburn James Rich Terry Richard Mike Higgle Beverly Roberts Wesley Roberts 105 Jimmy Robertson Dayle Rogers Frank Rogers dale Rogers Kathy Rogillio Barry Root Kathy Safer Randy Saizan Cindy Saizan Priscilla Sauer Jim Scheffy Tommy Schiro Clyde Schroeder Wendy Schroll Renee Scobee Mike Scurria Perry Seaman Alfreds Sellers Rhonda Shaffers Jim Shields Don Sibley Dogs pm Gwrt , We pm To , WeJw The 'dm Ofr '72' Diane Herthum and Jan Williams were escorted by Ricky Sevier and Terry Hill at the Pep Rally. Roland Sicard Laurie Simmons John Simms Scott Simoneaux John Singleton Lynn Sistrunk Cathy Smith Denise Smith George Smith Justin Smith Kelvin Smith Warren Smith Rob Smith Diane Snee 106 Bulldogs spirit boosted by ‘Top Dog. Philip Snoddy Suzanne Sommers Mary Anne Spencer Cathy Spillman Christine Spinosa Randy Sprucl Richard Stafford Ronnie Stafford Guy St. Amant Bowman Staples Britton Stein John Stephens Chris Stowell Donna St. Pierre Elena Suarez Cail Sullivan Leah Sullivan Ruth Sullivan Beau Sum row Donnie Swaggart Ronald Tacneau Wallace Tamplet Becky Tedford Mike Templet We really couldn’t help being lowly Sophomores! 107 Cophotnfries Uty d Pout With QtadM Rudy Thorgeson Robert Tliorning Sheryl 1 Thorton Mary Anne Thurman Ricky Tingle Tommy Tingle Jerric Torre Pam Toups Kathy Thompson James Turner Lillie Turner Nina Turner Ruth Underwood Randy Upchurch Kathy Verson Lawrence Viccillio Wick Vigor Linda Von Collin Missy Waddell Rennie Wade Jerry Wade I just waxed this floor! Coach McGraw, was it 32 or 33? Chuck Walker Joan Walker Alvin Wallace David Wallace Sheryl Wallace Frank Ward Susan Washauer Martha Webb Dudley C. Weber Howard Wesley Donald White Donna White Christine Whitehead Jerri Whitehead Hello. Mom ...?! W'arm days and cold water went together. Randy Whitehead Debbie W'ickcr Wendy Wild Tad Wilkes Jan Williams Carol Willoughby 109 Fairy tales were fun in French. Karen Wilsford Alvin Wilson Bonnie Wilson Sandy W'ilsen Steve W'intcrs Mac Womack John Wood Kim Worts Eddie Wren Mike Yelverton Andrcc Zachariuh Mary MeZutter Mark Haile says, “Practice makes Perfect.’ udge. It used to be which locker, now it’s which book! Robert taught his class all about the Latin verbs. Jay couldn’t keep his mind on studies that day. Could it be because of student elections??? Bobby found more ways than one to carry on a conversation. Ill f GAN| Tj°N V Util GUtgc i (jomaAim Ark BabUv 113 Stwktcb Council! Cpott on d ' 7k Butch fund’ ’ Student Council had a successful year serving B.R.H.S. After the last football game, they sponsored a dance featuring the War Babies. Student Council had several service projects: sponsoring a toy drive during Christmas, placing new banners in the gym, and selling ice-cream sandwiches at the basketball games. Officers for the first semester were Tommy Robinson, Treas.; John Hair, V. Pres.; Adrian Percy, Sec.; and David Andrews. Pres. (r.) COMMITTEE CHAIR MEN: George Travis. Ja tie Pee k, Richard Bur-ford, Frances Kilhus. Ricky Moreland, Carolyn Mailer, Steve Sandahl, and Dallas Richard. Homeroom representatives shown reported proceedings to their individual homerooms. Bottom rou: David Saltz, Jackie Jones, Penny Barrios, Judy Littlejohn, Avia LaSalle, Connie Tucker, Cindy Reynold , Kathy Carol, Jo-Ellen Norton, David Rotolla, John Wood, Sherril Pilcher, Dawn Rruter. 2nd rote: Joe Cosslanza, Eddie Dove, Lydia Womack. Jill Hargrave, Keith Kimble, Eddie Kruse. Terry Hill, Jan Williams. 3rd rote: Jackie Kcrlcy, Evelyn Muranlo, Evelyn Millsap, Robert Holmes. Rieky Sevier, Greg Beniv Fred Johnson, Rrndy Brown. Jay Dardenne, Butch P r« ■ man. 4th row: Debra Meyher, Colleen May, Nancy Hirsh. Sally Smith, Florence Turner, Jcannmc Rose, Harry R k :. Jack Dampf, Bill Jsnnry, Bale Wiener, Warren B 5th row: Lindsey Spiller, Jim Black, Jim Carlson, Stroble, Ricky Moreland. 114 diawj Ofr OhhcoM OocuaW- At U i-Te uw a, .% V ff left arc 2nd semester officers, Adrian Percy, Secretary; Tommy Robinson, Vice President; John Peel, President; and Jay Dardenne, Treasurer. Also at left are Linda Thorning and Paul Levert contributing a bicycle to the toy drive. 2nd semester executive board: Bottom row: Sue Burns, Lolly Thompson. Leila Kinney, Hunter Christy, Alfiedii Ami Seller . 2nd row: Jim Carlson. Brncll Trahan. John Hair. Becky Reynolds, Carol Mitchell. 3rd row: Hereford Percy, Lance Caulfield, Ricky Moreland, Lee Seheffy, Tom Sands. 4th row: David Andrews, Butch Freeman, and Mr. Bacot (sponsor). 1st semester committeemen: Front row: Anne Gregorie, Nancy Hardawuy, Martha Henard, Lolly Thompson, Leila Kinney, Kathy Moser. Carol Passman. 2nd row: Tracy Owens, Jennifer Hill, Carolyn Chambers, Becky Reynold , Ann Barnum, Linda Wren, Jean Cotter. 3rd row: Robin Benton, Michelle Ward. Kenny Wilkinson. Billy Edrington, Lee Foumct. Jo Collier, Diane Bruscr. 4th row: John Peel, Butch Freeman. Fred Johnson. Lance Caulfield, Jerry Kiester. 5th row: Jim Black, Lee Seheffy, Jimmy Prescott. 115 Chxb PKmote l A School Dorc , A Dutg Abuse Week,’ CweetWwfe Gwen Guidry Leila Kinney Carolyn Maher Vice President: David Andrews Secretary: Ricky Moreland Treasurer: Jack Dampf Historian: Tommy Robinson 116 W Cfafixq Rtfs J jhwkd ClMuuv And OlpliOHS Senior Director Junior Director Sophomore Director Lance Caulfield Adrian Percy Jay Dardenne Key Club is a service organization for our community and school. B.R.H.S. members participated in many active projects this past year, such as teaching retarded children to swim last summer, and selling programs at the B.R.H.S. football games. To be eligible for membership a boy must have a 3.0 average and display leadership and willingness to help serve. Uotd AdhM Vmjv Harry Barton Randy Brown Jo Collier Don Craft James Crane Robert Damph Chuck David Billy Edrington David Evans John Hair Terry Hill Ted Hcroman 117 Key Club members Robert Dampf, John Hair, and Mike Thompson sold Marie Daron at What’s Happening. Lee Herrington Fred Johnson Kieth Kimble Jerry Keister Marty Milner Hereford Percy David Rabenhorst Dallas Richard Steve Sandhal Jim Scheffy I A-e Scheffy Lindsey Spillcr Bing Stewart Mike Thompson Mr. Hughes went over Key Club records. 118 UAxfe ts Club Edlfe l BRi-fQ’ UiMcuuj Journal Any sophomore, junior or senior is eligible for membership in Writers Club. The only requirement is a demonstrated ability to write. The group concentrated efforts on publishing the third volume of Melange. Melange—which means “mixture” in French—offers an assortment of creative writings. Early selections were made from contributions written by Hutch Freeman, Nancy Craig, and Loren Schriber. A literary contest for Melange was held, with entries contributed in four categories: poetry, essay, critical review. and short story. Uniter left: Mrs. Cockrell, sponsor, reads an amusing essay lo the club. At left: Hill MacCurdy. president, reading the same story, shares in the amusement. At riftht: The officers were Hill MacCurdy, President; Jim Black, V.P.; and Nancy Craig, Sec.-Trcas. 119 Front rout: Trish Millet, Jim Black. Nancy Craig, Michelle Ward. Back row: Liz Moses. Mrs. Cockrell, Sandy Benavente, and Loren Schriber. Befcd Q u d QchocH; A� Aj Cot um u£ij Ik '70 Beta Club is one of Baton Rouge High’s honor societies. Its thirty-nine members must maintain an overall “B” average throughout the year, and have the desire to serve their school and community. The club’s many activities included ringing hells at Christmas for the Salvation Army, sponsoring Twirp Week, and attending the annual Beta Club convention. Officers arc shown at right: President, Lee Scheffy; Vice President, Bing Stewart; Secretary, Frances Kilhus; and Treasurer, George Travis. Jo Ann Anderson David Andrews Karen Bacon Ann Bjrnum Robin Benton Hirhard Rnrford Joe Collier Mike Connor Sherri Connor David Evans Butch Freeman Sandra Gray John Hair Lee Herrington Leila Kinney Above is Mrs. Hunter, sponsor. At right is Lee Shefly, President. For right are Beta Members Ann Barnum, Nancy Litton, and Carolyn Maher. 12 0 Keith Kimble Eldon Ledoux Nancy Litton Hill MacCurdy Dale MacCurdy Ricky Moreland Julie McMorris Carolyn Maher Kathy Moser Diane Peek Susan Peek Jane Peek Adrian Percy Hereford Percy Dallas Richard Tommy Robinson Steve Sandahl Doro Sims Joanie Switzer Michelle Ward Beta members and sponsor discuss Twirp Week 70. i 121 NJational f-fotKH Society Ue� beA £eclevc L Htgte National Honor Society was open to all students who were able to maintain a 3.5 average for each semester from the ninth grade through the eleventh grade. The club, which was composed of 25 members, encouraged scholarship, leadership, and service. Mrs. Helen Boyd and Mrs. Katherine Cockrell, who are shown to the right, were sponsors for the club. David Andrews Karen Bacon Ann Barnum Karen Braud Carolyne Coco Susan Dantin Lorinda de Vries Katie Hays Jerry Keister Francis Kilbus Leila Kinney Frances Kruse 122 yc d hidc f-lottfH Pxesetd d pi BRJ-fS Linda Lack Diane Laqucrre F-ldon LeDoux Nancy Litton Dale MacCurdy Julie McMorria Carolyn Maher Kathy Moser Jane Peek Joanie Switzer Raymond Turner Jan Will Lindu Wren NHS officers were Linda Wren, Secretary; Frances Kilims, Treasurer; Jerry Keister. President; and Julie Me Morris, Vice-President. 123 34 oJtb ixApjL Jtuumi Accept By M-w Adphou 7W Sponsored by Mrs. Marlin Vernon and Mr. Guy Johnson (shown below) Mu Alpha Theta increased their membership to 70 with the addition of 31 juniors. Annually the club honors outstanding students in Math. Any Junior or Senior with an “A” average in Math is qualified to join the club. Activities of the club in '69 included a picnic honoring the new members at Mrs. Vernon’s home. The club hoped to send a member to the International Convention. Bottom row: Dale MacCurdy, Cindy Bartkiewicz, Leila Kinney, Doru Sinie. Becky Parsons Nancy Craig, Lee Scheffy, Steve Sandali). Katie Hays. Kenny Wilkinson; 2nd row: Raymond Turner. I rinda deVries. Jerry Keister. Kathy Moser. Carol Mitchell. Ccorgc Fulco, John Hair. Mary Anne Crane. Jan Will. Mary Francis Crews; 3rd row: Mary Frances Fournier. Sonny Foumet. Eldon Ledoux. Jane Peek. Joanie Switzer, Jack Dampf. Ricky Curry. Tracey Coe; 4th w. Ann Barnum. Karen Braud. Julie McMorris. Pallas Richard. Whit Martin. Lance Caulfield, Hereford Percy, Richard Burford, David Andrews, Alfred Newman; 3th row: Karri Bacon. Diane Laqucrre. Elizabeth Dunnam. I inda rea. Martha Gibson, Nancy Litton, Carolync Coco. Carolyn Maher. Frances Kilbus. Officers: V.P.. Eldon Lcdoux; Pres., Jack Dampf. Officers: Sec., Linda Wren; . , . , , , Treas., Ricky Curry. lu AIP,la Lneta member masters mathematical methods. L A Mrs. Vernon (sponsor) chats with members at first meeting. Bottom row: Brookie Allphin, Dodie Johnston, Sue Burns, Sara Chapman; 2nd rote: Robin Benton, Butch Freeman, Keith Kimble; 3rd row: Cathy Fall, Susannc Gidan. Jan Benson; 4th row: Lynn Besch, Susan Darocher, Lindy Burford; 5th row: David Chaney. James Crane, Bobby Chapman; 6th row: Eddie Martin, Randy Brown. Marshall Harrison; 7th row: Linda Dawson, Ann Babin, Jenny Vernon; 8th row: Margaret Stafford. Michelle Ward, Liz McAvoy; 9th row: Martha Henard, JoAnn Anderson. Carolyn Sommers; IOth row: Carol Passman, Diane Peck, Julie Chapman; 11th row: Susan Peek. Trudi Hopper, Mary Edwards. 125 pjA Eiicoutogact Qtwhais T Beco Te cWs Work and play—a good mixture for an FTA member. The group made favors for teachers, decorated the lounges in 100% holiday spirit, filled in for teachers occasionally, and relaxed by attending such events as a swimming party. Officers (shown ripht) were Kathy Moser, President; Rachel Braud, Vice President; Martha Jane McCarley, Secretary; Jennifer Hill, Treasurer; and Carol Mitchell, Reporter. Steve Sandhal, above, presents an FTA favor to Mrs. Mathis. Top right: Carolyn Maher works at putting up holiday decoration in the teachers’ lounge. Lower right: Officers get together for a planning session. 126 At far left: Jennifer Hill and Stephanie Boytcr are seen at a skating parly for deaf children. Also at left: Kathy Moser, President, practices for a skit. Bottom row: Nancy Ourso. Nancy Hughes, Cindy Bartkiewicz, Doro Sims. 2nd row: Nadine Luther, Linda Thorning, Sandi Courville. 3rd row: Joanie Switzer, Mary Frances Fournier, Jac kie Grace. 4th row: Jane Peck, Frances Kilbus, Carolyn Maher. 5th row: Jean Cotter, Bcnell Trahan, Gwen Guidry, Martha Gibson. 6th row: Joan Williams, Michelle Ward. Bottom row: Carolyn Chambers. Paul Burns. Paula Denny. 2nd row: Becky Reynolds, Leila Kinney, Nancy Waller, Steve Sandahl. 3rd row: Carolyn Coco, Ann Barnum, Don Craft. 4lh row: Hereford Percy, Nancy Litton, Cliff Yarbrough, Lr Sehrffy. 5th row: Kathleen Engquist, Jo Collier, Beth Colclough, Jimmy Prescott. 127 Bottom row: Kobin Benton. Carolyn Sommers. Gayle Kettler. Joanie Robichaux, Nancy Hirch. Beth Howell, Lolly Thompson. Dodic Johnston. Alma Kuttruff, Susan Gidan. 2nd row: Marion Thomas. Ellen Williams, Joan Anderson, Shelly McGehcc. Stephanie Boyter. Carol Passman, Margaret Stafford, Liz McAvoy. 3rd row: Cindy Reynolds, Myra McClure, Brookie Allphin, Debra Meyher, Pat Norton, Linda Dawson, Laura Weill, Martha Henard. Nancy Hardaway. Irene Smith. 4th row: Cynthia Howell, Lucy Berman. Barbara Dupuy, Libby Johnson, Jo Anne Anderson, F.lva Mile, Sherrie Conner, Butch Freeman, Sharlee Simmons, Sandra Gray. At right: Some of the members at the New Members swimming party, May 4. 128 ■ QtthU Jbt di QcludJ C tMJulAxj Sigma Fellowship was open to all students who had a 3.0 overall average and who had taken three years of science and mathematics. The club encouraged students to consider careers in some area of science or math. Among the highlights of the Sigma Fellowship year was their annual banquet, which was held in December. Sponsor for the group was Mr. William Lignos, who is shown at left. Members (left, below): were Julie Chapman. Marion Thomas, Nancy Hardaway, Sara Chapman, Susan Peek, Diane Peek, Connie Tuck � r, Cynthia Howe, Mary Edwards, Irene Smith, Sandra Cray, Adrian Percy, Mike Conner, and Ann Gregorie. Officers (below): Secretary Jane Peek, V.-P. Ping Stewart, and President Steve Sandahl. Pictured above are Leila Kinney, Martha Jane McCarlev. Julie McMorris, Frances Kilims Linda Wren. Ann Barnum, Kathy Moser, Jane Peek, Tracey Coe, Steve Sandahl, Carolyn Maher, Bing Stewart, John Hair, Eldon LeDoux, Hereford Percy, l ee Scheffy, Richard Burford, Lance Caulfield, and David Andrews Even science has its light moments as shown by Ann Gregorie and Julie McMorris during science class. 129 Boys’ State Co -utttoct LS.U. Boys’ State was busy last August learning about government. Each citizen ran for an office, whether it was in his city or in the state government. After all the officials had been elected, each part of the government performed its various tasks. At the end was the Governor’s Ball with Girls’ State Upper right: Hereford Percy, Mayor, and Bing Stewart. Coroner of Commissions, discuss what they did at Boys’ State. At right: Dale MacCurdy was elected Superintendent of Education. OOlS M OVi'SMv 130 Above: Jack Dampf, Buddy Thompson, Bing Stewart, Kenny Wilkinson, Richard Burford, Dale MacCurdy, Hereford r Andrews, and Jo Collier. ercy. Ghk’ Qtato Mods ftM Quhi v Qe sion Louisiana Girls’ and Hoys’ Stale exists to educate students in the duties, privileges, rights, and responsibilities of American citizenship. Discussions on all topics concerning our government were held last summer, on the L.S.U. campus in August. Following discussions, “cities” were organized and officials elected. Left to right, above: Nancy Hughes. Kathy Moser. Jean Cotter, Leila Kinney, Carol Mitchell, Cindy Barlkiewjcz, were BRHS delegates. One of the city “flags” appears at lower right, this one of the mythical city “Acadia,” of which Carol Milrhrll was a citizen. 131 Bw te is JLcuk Cchoob QfjVUt QpfocJl Boosters are volunteers who survive long tryouts to become chief among BRHS supporters. “Spiritbuilding,” through cheering, precision drilling, favor making: these are some of their tasks. The corps—130 strong—is divided into seven companies. “Commander in Chief’ was Booster president Jane Peek. Standing, members of Company F are Marian Major, Mary Ann May, Libby Johnson, Anne Dowell, Brenda McKay, Frances Kilbus, Linda Wren, Ann Bar-num, Julie Mc.Morris, Missy Waddell, Mary Cray Alexander, and Laurie Weill. Kneeling are Margaret Stafford, Annette Raggio. Florence Turner. Carol Ellis, and Diane Batten. 132 •rr Company E (below left, from bottom): Bobby Gene Stout, Susan Dantin, Denise Rougon, Joni Anderson, Sally Mil-lican, Debra Dedman, Mary Ann Bridges, Denise Hamilton, Linda Dawson, Cynthia Howe, Linda Bourn, Diane Bruser, Mary Gail Hamilton, and George Younger. Quartermasters (below, right): Robin Benton, Julie Me-Morris, Susan Dantin. Beth Howell, Irene Smith, Donna White, and I,aurie Simmons. Company D: Jo Ann Anderson, Becky Ted ford, Pam Porter, Beth Christian, Jenny Vernon. Cindy Reynolds, Kathy En- Becky Mann, Nadine Luther, Judy Erwin, Sherri Conner, quist, Robin Barnette, Carolyn Sommers, and Sandra Gray. 133 Booster Cmbumi Uoiuj A Pef Booster officers were Jane Peck, President; Leila Kinney, Vice-President; Martha Jane McCarley, Secretary; Carolyn Maher. Treasurer; and Joanie Switzer, Operations Officer. Company A: Connie Tucker, Ellen Weilbacher, Patty Montct, Debra Levine, Irene Smith. Carol Passman, Liz McAvoy. Kathleen Stewart. Nancy Norton, Wendy Schroll, Susie Porter, Jeanne Fortier. Brookie Allphin, Marion Thomas, Joan Bnrford, Jean-nie Montct. and Karen Braud. 134 Company B: Adrienne Anders, Darrylin Hall. Nancy Lit- Lorrinda McIntyre, Sharlee Simmon , Lucy Berman, ami ton. Carolyn Coco. Charlotte Bateman. Nancy Hardaway, Sara Chapman. Julie Chapman. Ann Cregorie, Joan Williams, Sandy Brown. 135 1 Booste is Cpertt Hows In Pte io DxifJkkq Company F: Penny Barrios, Camille Ruggio; JoEllen Norton. Susan Was-haucr; Joan Walker. Beverly Roberts, Donna White; Terry Richard, Cinger Heaton. Susie Hannaman; Diane Hanna-man, Mary Zutter, Pat Norton, Laurie Simmons, and Judy Littlejohn. Hours and hours of informal practice (above) went into the planning of intricate routines which the Boosters presented at the football games. At right, the Boosters obeyed their traditions of honor and discipline by saluting the flag in unison. 116 Highsteppere (standing): Alma Kuttruff, Lolly Thompson, Carolyn Chambers, Martha Henard, Kathy Moser, Mary Edwards. Cwen Guidry, Nancy Hughes, Debra Mayer, Michelle Ward. Robin Benton, Linda Lack, Ellen Williams, Cindy Bartkiewietz, and Beth Howell. Kneeling are Nancy Waller, Dodie Johnston, Susan Peek, Joanie Robichaux, Debbie .Scott, Diane Peek. Nancy Hirsch, and Doro Simms. 137 BRf-fC Bcutd Uotto U aS ' X ctfcy, Loyafej, And Uo i ’ The BRHS Band is one old in tradition and outstanding in performance, always placing many of its members in honor bands at the district and state levels. Versatile in ability, the band not only performs well musically, but also marches smartly to support school spirit. Band members devote long hours to building a superior performing group, often working into the evening. Attesting that such a routine assures success is the unusual number of BRHS band members welcomed into college bands annually. Director of the variety of activities that, added to gether, make up “the BRHS Band ' is .Mr. Hollis Fulton. First row: Mary Anne Crane. Melinda Burford, Gilhy Kail, Chcrri Pratt, Martha Mitts, Mary Sue Metz. Lcwanda Webster, Deborah Galdin. Second row: Jan Will, Bobby Chapman, Diana Hooper, Martha Lux. Kim Guidry, Phil Fritz, Gregg Evans, James Johnson, Leslie Brcechen, Marc Walker, Dm Sibley, Tommy Mitts, Alfreda Sellers. Lynn Bosch, Vernon Adkins, Becky Abadie. Sandy Adam-. Third row: Becky Broome, Martha Webb, • Bill Hall, Janet McDaniel. Cathy Wyatt. Raymond Turner, Mark Jordan. Tom Sands. David Wallace, Kussel Gautreaux, Skipper Paige, Alvin Wilson. Barry Baker. John Koharts, John Allen. Mike Cosier. Ernie Guutreau, Lorinda deVries, Cindy Besch, Bill Grinage, Art deVries, Mike Coates. Fourth row: Dennis Dalton, Ricky Orillion. Mike Ratcliff, Kenny Harvcll. Alan Traylor, Al Dickerson. Jessica White, Pat Moranto, Vic Summers. Gene Wallace, Jim Shields, Mr. Hollis Fulton, Mike Aertker. 138 Musicians selected by the LSU Music Faculty as All-Parish Hrnor Bandsmen were, sealed: Cathy Fall, Melinda Burford, Mary Anne Crane, Bobby Chapman. Diana Hoc per, Alfr da Sellers, Lynn Besch, and Lealic Breecheen. Standing: Cene Wallace, Ernie Cautreau. Bill Crinage. Art deVries. Cindy Besch, Tommy Mitts, Phil Fritz, Raymond Turner, and Mark Jordan. 139 BRJ- C BomAj AjOudf CfytXicg Tows, f-loustou Te ts I The Stage Hand Members were. First row: Hobby Chapman, Phil Fritz, Gregg Evans, Martha Webb, Den Sibley. Bill Hall, Marc Walker. Second row: Ernie Gautrcau, John Robarts, Mike- Cozier, Gene Wallace. Third row: Mark Jordan. Raymond Turner. Tom Sands, Vic Summers, Hill Grinagc. David Walli • Fourth row: Tommy Mitts. Mike Ratcliff. Mike Acrtker. Den Dalton, and Mr. Fulton (Hand Director). The Hand Officers were, sealed: Phil Fritz, Drum Major and Low Woodwind, Section Leader; Mary Anne Crane. Treasurer; Martha Lux, Flute Section Leader; Jan Will, Head Librarian and Clarinet Section Leader; Janet McDaniel. Assistant Librarian; Becky Broome. Secretary; Bobby Chapman. Publicity 140 Chairman. Standing: Gene Wallace, Assistant Drum Major; Tom Sands, Vice-President; Raymond Turner. President and High Brass Section Leader; Ricky Orilli n. Percussion Section Leader; and Fuddy Evans Band Manager. n|fV TJt Bo Aj Equals Uu5to FtXeitck, Ak T jS Belonging to the band means fun as well as work. Evidence—? at far left top, students attend state fair; below, gaiety reigns; center, students visit with Skitch Henderson, and Er-nie hugs his friend; and Skitch poses with Lynette I.intnn. The band Christmas party was the occasion for merry gathering and gift giving, as shown at left. Above: Band students practice until the “right way” becomes a reflex action. 141 BRJ-fC Cpwclv Club ListeW T Speech Club promoted interest in plays, rallies, and debates. Any student who had an interest in speech and a willingness to work was allowed to join the club. Speech Club sent representatives to rallies throughout the state. The club produced a senior play and Time Out fur Ginger. Thespian?, the honor speech students, arc shown below. Speech Club officers (below): were Guy Motsinger, Treas.; Miche le Ward, Sec.; George Travis, Pres. Bottom rote: Nancy Litton. V.P.; Martha Menard, Reporter; anti Amelia Wood. Miss Virginia Hill (right) was Speech Club sponsor. Sophs, (above): Pinny Barries, Susie Hannamm, Carol Bacchic, Wilfred Blackwell, Sandy Wilson, John Wood, Jeanninc Gerald, Johnny Fife, Darwin Ferguson, John Flores, Robert Chancy, and Trudy Milligan; Clyde Schrocdcr, Sandrc Compton, Stun Ellis. Jjck Dobbs. Mitch Decs, Steve .Naquin. Ted Wilkes. Lorna Guynn. Greg Bennett. Paula 0 crtcn, Becky Abadie; Paul Alley, Pat Bozem; n. Laurie Montague. Nancy Per-singer. Lindy Nascn. Dawn Bruser, Mary Ann Spencer, Cheryl Pilcher, Terry Richard. Ruth Sullivan, Chris Whitehead. S'niors (r.): Guy Motsinger. Martha Henard, Michelle Ward. George Travis Nancy Litton; Rill Maun. Jim Thorpe. Dale Weiner, R bert Holmes, Jimbo Smith. Pip Heyward; Patty McClean, Amelia Wood, Katy Morrison, Linda Thrrning. Beth (kdclough. Kay Kcllcn; Mac Dees. Ann Wilkes, Becky Broontc, Sandy Adams, Anne Buhls. Ouita llyams; Bn nda McKay. Lura LaBcrde. Suzanne Hornsby, Ncncy Waller. Becky Pursons, Marsha Gladrow; Heidi Simpkins, Gwen Waggenspack, Marian Melon-son. Lulu Thigpen, Nancy Ourso; Donna Perkens, Buddy Thompson, Dale Mostkoff, Richard Forrest; Beth Abingtcn, N.ncy Fritchie, Janice Levine. Jackie Crace, Pam Schulingkjmp; Mike Trieou, Rickey Sevier. Bencll Trahrn. Rachel Braud; Myron Dedeaux, Carol Mitchell. Shelley Beall. Mike Clegg. 142 Cjzmk is Pio k Uttfa llvMttM A d LQU DiomO DefxuW i Juniors (left): B nnie Baker, Jerry Demuey, Monica Vince. Ceorgc Younger; Mike Sharp, Tommy Robinson, Billy Edringlon, Doug Page; Karla Newton, Evelyn .Millsap, Ellen Doimn, Brenda Smith; Barbara Rutledge. Debbie Codso, Paula Root, Elizabeth Moses; Sally Millican, Anne Williams. Carol Turk, Judy Bcnavcntc; Peggy Schulingkamp, Anne Stock well, Alison ilanson. Guy Mot-singer; Paul Schrcibcr, Susan Kenney. Laurie Tuttle, Robin Barnette, Kathy Lee; Iren - Smith, Debra Mayer, Martha Menard, Michelle Ward, Trisb Millet; R'dn-y Gauthier, Lorrinda McIntyre. Tal Wanga Dorsey; Charles Baird. Steve Bailey, Randy Brown, Rondie Templet, Carol Ellis; Janet Hunnaman. Helene Forestir, Jill Hardgr-ve. Bubba Smith. Seniors (below): Beverly Penn. Joe Kenamore, Mike Watson, Joey Sims. John Peel, Colleen May: Diane Mikronis, Lee Fournet. Kenny Clark, Don Mor-risaette, Kathleen Enquist, Debbie Rowell, Janice Harper, Sandi Courville; Myra McClure, Nancy Oliver, Sharon llippchrn. Gerry Garidel, Ginger Hard-grave, Debra Howell, Darrylin Hall. Adrienne Anders, Martha Lux; Miriam Allcmcnt, Stephanie Kober, Pam Beason, Wanda Cashio, Susan Cancienne, Libby Ferguson. Martha Gibson, Joan Williams. 143 Qjp vch G fcfce tedk Speech Club presented a play called Time Oat for Ginger. In the play. Terry Richard portrayed a 1 I year old female halfback in conflict with her sisters (Myra McClure, Jearminne Gerald I, her boyfriend i Bob Chaney), and most of (he other people in her town. 144 UhiCMj CJLbbm f-Idped 15,700 Boohs Library Clubbers performed many time-consuming tasks—accessioning, shelving, and repairing books being chief among them. During the year, the club hosted several speakers, who discussed topics ranging from the Library of Congress to tales of travel in the Orient. Die . President Charlotte Mathis (seated). The officers (left) were V.P. Theresa Treasurer Cathy Smith, Publicity Chairman Debra Howell, Secretary Debbie King. ((Left to right, below) Mrs. Aillet, Charlotte Mathis. Elaine Grigsby, Hickey Eisler, Pauline McCracken, Trudy Kuhnert, Patty McClean, Terri Martens. Margaret I-a aru)-, Cathy Smith, I ura Guynn, Nilda Barro, Theresa Diez, Connie Berlau, Debra Howell I am Clegg, Karen Kling, Gay Strickland. Nancy Oliver. Jackie Grace. Cheryl Pilcher. Debbie King, Lawrence Mann, Mrs. Wimberly. S’ 2 Helping the library to run smoothly were (far left) Margaret Lazarus, Debra Howell. Luura Guynn, Connie Berteau, Terri Martens, Mrs. Aillet, and—again —Margaret Lazarus. 145 BRf-fS ChoMttiy Expanded Ito ’70 The activities of the B.R.H.S. Choir in 69 included their annual Christmas performance, held on December 17, Spring Concert, Festival, and their tour to New York over the Easter Holidays. The total membership consisted of an Advanced Choir, Cirls Choir. Beginning Choir, and folk group. The Madrigals. Officers were (lop row) Jeanne Slogner, Reporter; Bubba Smith. Hist.; Paui Burns. President; Tommy .Mitts and I.or-rinda McIntyre. Accompanist ; (bottom row) Debbie Dziuba, V.P.; Susan Gibson. Trras.; Mary Beth McMurray and Becky Knight. Librarian. Section Leaders (right) were Rodney Cauthicr. Bubba Smith. Diane Tardo, and Peggy Price. Sponsor was Mrs. Marjorie Blocker. Fourth Hour Choir, Top row: Lloyd Dell. Willie Phillips. Ricky Johnston. Pat McKay. Donald Hood, Jim Black. David Pctrec, Jimmy Greniillion. Mike Watson, Paul Salvant. Dwight Boeneke, Wayne Blackwell, Paul Alley, John Richardson, Ralph Gear . Rodney Gauthier; 2nd row: Debbie Rowell. Jeanne Stogner. Mike Caprll. Mike Tricou. Charlie Brown. Jim Brown. Curtis Jackson. Gary Barker, Chuck Muranto. Timmy Rainey, Karen Lovering, Pat Smith. Kitty Attwood. Glenn Seguin; 3rd row: Trudi Hopper, Theresa I i« y. B Flowers. Cheric Omberp, Shelly Magee. Becky Beale. Lewis, Nancy Litton, Elizabeth Lazarus, Rhonda Mar Trish Millet. Deane Snee. Donna Echlin; Bottom rotv: Moore, Martha Chapin, Diane Tardo, Sheryl Ward, Eli-Mases, Nancy Waller. Judy Cribbs, Glyndell Watt . Price, Beverly Sevier. Bonnie Wilson. 146 Combined First and Third Hour Choir, Top row: Tern Davis, Inielsa Coins, Alice Marcelle, Rhonda Shaffers, Theresa Bergeron, Joyce Davis, Pat Cheveallicr, Barbara Ennis, Kathy Thompson, Pat Bozeman, Janice Harper, Lauren Calloway. Vicki Davis, Alina Guma; 2nd row: Cindy Adams. Lydia Womack. Pat Perna, James Courtney, Dean Landry. John Davis, Tobbic Hannaman, Steve Naquin, Ramona Darens-bourg, Donna Perkins, Cynthia deTrafford; Bottom row: Vickie Harrell. Toni Maramto, Cora Stanley, Nancy Baird. Kathy Safer, Becky Dclaroderie, Cindy Saizan, Lynn Sis-trunk, Michele Parrish, Sondra Davis. Judy Littlejohn. Bcb-erly Bell. 147 BRJ-fC Cluofo Ojfjmi Ok Cf clal CkXMti Above: Mrs. Blocker counts over the number of BRHS choristers selected for All-Parish choir—6. Above right: Tommy Mitts and Debbie Rowell practice “Grecnsleevcs” for the Christmas concert. Right: The 1969 Madrigals were invited to The National Music Education Convention. Hopes were high for 1970. Left to right: Glyndell Watts, Chuck Maranto, Karen Lovering. Mary Beth McMurray. Rhonda Morsdcn, Charlie Brown. - Gibson, Paul Burns, Lorrinda McIntyre, Paul Alley, Diane Tardo were special entertainers at the Beaux and Belles page nt 148 SAFETY — (mporiadb Fadxyo Kt BRJ- S. Promoting safety throughout school and community is the raison d’etre of the B.R.H.S. Safety Club. During the year the club had two speakers: Mr. Ralph Hubbard, who spoke on gun safety and Mr. Stan Zbozen, who lectured on ex-prassway and town driving. Among the clubs various activities were washing windows, sweeping the parking lot, and attending the Safety Club Convention in New Orleans. Officers (above left) were Hunter Christy, Pres.; Joni Anderson. See.-Tress.; and Jean Cotter. V.P. Mr. Ralph Hubbard (left) spoke on gun safety. Mr. Snoddy (right) served as faculty advisor. ttottom row: Buddy Thompson. Lindy Miller. Dale Weiner. Jean Colter, Joni Anderson. Mr. Snoddy (faculty advisor); 2nd row: Jeff Hughes, Jim Carlson. J«- (.oilier. Knth Palin, Chuck Smith, Bing Stewart. I-ce Scheffy. Steve Sandahl. John Hair, Mike Thompson; .W row: Adrian Perry, Barton Ouinn. Guy llohgood. Hickey Sevier, l.ce Herrington. Marty Milner, Tommy Robinson, Don Craft. Kirky Moreland. James Smith. Hamp Crunrwald; 4ih row: Bill Witherspoon, Robert Holmes, Doro Sims, Gwen Guidry, Paul Burns, ( arol Mitchell, Diane Bruser, Nancy Hughes. Myra McClure, lolly Thompson; 5th row: Steve Cas-sidy, Mark Haile. Jan Williams, Diane Hannaman. Dawn Bruser. Cheryl Pilcher. Ellen Williams, Doug Page. Pat McKay. Keith Kimble; 6th row: John Kngipiist. David Brantley. Jan Jones. Bonnie Baker. Sue Burns, Shop Palaz otto, Beth Howell. Sherri Connor, Bill Welch. 149 BRJ-fS l-ll Y Uei b t6 fltiteMJ ubj Uwl i M, BRHS Hi-Y had as its purpose the creation of high standards of Christian character. Any male student who had an overall C average and who was willing to take an active part in Hi-Y programs was allowed to become a member. During the year, Hi-Y had os its guest speakers F.ugene McGee and Lillian Walker. The members also published a senior BUZZER. Mr. Wayne Couvillion was sponsor of lii-Y. Warren Bogan Jim Carlson Mike Conner Jeff Coxe Joe Dean Steve Durrett Richard Forrest Hamp Crunewald Donald Hood Bill Janney Richard Kober Wilton Landry 150 Youth QmxmJticw fn '70 Bill MacCurdy Dale MacCurdy Jay Marshall Dale Mostkoff Claude Ncsscr Lee Petty Grady Taylor Buddy Thompson George Travis Cliff Yarbrough Dale Weiner Kenny Wilkinson I Hi-Y sponsors for this year were Martha Jane McCarley, Carol Mitchell, and Joanie Switzer. Red Cams Sewed Gckoob And Owwjwwufoj Red Cross was composed of those students who were selected from each home room. The chief purpose of these 100 students are to serve through youth activities. Officers (below) were Jim Carlson, Pres.; Michelle Ward, V.P.; Becky Parsons, 2nd V.P.; Terry Richard, Sec.; and Dawn Bruser, Reporter. Picture at right, rou- 1: Norman Browning, Gerald Parent. Debbie Bridges; row 2: Susan Waj haurr. Terry Richard, Becky Mann; row 3: Dawn Bruser, Barry Root, Harry Barton; row 4: Claude Nesser, Mitch Dees. Skipper Cleveland; row 5: Jeann Fortier, Suzie Porter, Jeanne Dupuy; row 6: Suzanne Sommers, Becky Abadie, Christine Whitehead; row 7: Sherrie Hansen, Paula Overton, Beverly Bell. Upper picture: Mark Douglas, Russ Mayeux, Vivian Lewis, Monica Vince, Stephanie Bo t r, Joan Burford, Bel tun Ordicr. Lower picture, 1st row: Janice Harper, Nancy Fritchie, Sandi CourviUe, Denise Hamilton. Betty Edwards. Julie Dupas. Beth Abbington. Miriam Allemcnt; 2nd row: Becky Parsons, Nanette Brummett, Amclic Hunter. Trcz Owen, Stephanie Kober. Cherie Ombcrg, Beverly Penn, Sherrill Clegg. Suzanne Hornsby; 3rd row: Brenda McKay, Grant Conway, Jennifer Hill, Jay Affolter. Tommy Zachariah, Debbie Roane, Gwen Guidry; 4th row: Trcs Fulbright, Jim Carlson, John Reuthcr, Ricky Sevier. Bill Witherspoon, Richard Dickinson. Frank Mayers. 152 FNA EypllowL Uedzeoll Fields FNA devoted much of its time to helping its 30 members decide on careers in the area of medicine. This year, the club rang Christmas hells for the Salvation Army and took several field trips in the Baton Rouge area. FNA, sponsored by Mrs. Gertrude Clark, shown below, hosted several speakers who lectured on various medical professions. Officers shown at far left were Susan Gibson, President; Diane Laquerrc. Vice-president; Sandy Adams, Secretary; Karla Newton. Sergeant-at-arms; Anne Williams, Treasurer; and Liz Moses. Secretary. Front row Liz Moses. Karla Newton, Anne Wiliams, Mary Beth McMurray; Sandy Adams. Janet McDaniel, Barbara Rutledge, Diane Daviv- Diane Liquerre. Jane Garrison, Sharlee Simmons, Linda Bourn; Susan Cibson, Linda Bell. Audrey Aymond. Cathy Wyatt. 153 Juudfri Took Tup 7o Jcumaeco A field trip to the Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, and Jamaica was one of the high points of interest in Junior Academy ’69. Meetings included guest speakers from L.S.U. and The Medical Society. The club’s 100 members maintained an over-all “B” average throughout the year. Officers (right) were Sec., Sherry Conner; V.P., Kieth Kimble; Pres., L’Iden Ledoux. On facing page, right hand corner, are Randy Brown, Reporter; Ricky .Moreland, Treas.; and Kenny Wilkinson, Parliamentarian. Sponsors (below) were Mrs. Norma Gerace and Mr. Lynn Brou. Bottom row: Sue Burns, Robin Barnett, Jonic Anderson. Monica Browning, Marsha Gladrow; 2nd row: Lindy Burford, Susqn Du roc her, Cathy Fall, Jan Benson, Susanne Gidan; 3rd row: Karen Bacon, Shelly Beall, James Crane, Susan Cancicnne, Buster Brown; 4th row: Sandra Grey, I.nirimlu de Vries. I.ynn Besch, Sara Chapman, Richard Forrest; 3th row: Susan Daiyin, Katie Hoys, Julie Chapman. Mr. Lynn Brou. 154 Bottom row: Diane Peek. Jane Peek. Leila Kinney, .Susan Peek, France Kru e; Kathy Debbie Scott Irene Smith, Trudi Hopper. Jo Ann Anderson; Nancy Litton. Jackie Gauthier, Barbara Rutledge, Libby Johnston. Carolyn Sommers; Ann Babin, Frances Kilbus, Diane Maze rat. Joanio Switzer. Linda Lack; Alma Kuttruff. Pat Norton. Fred Johnson, Nadine Luther; Frank Page, Bill MacCurdy, Whit Martin. Eddie Martin; Ginger Carradine. Charles Konikoff, Jerry Keister. Bob Strader, David Rabenhorat. Bottom row: Tommy Robinson. Doro Sims. Nancy Waller. Peggy Lewis, Laurie Weill, George Younger; 2nd row: Adrian Percy, Ann Gregorio, Connie Tucker, Patricia rord. Jenny Vernon, Amelia Wood; 3rd row: Jeff Hughes, Tracey Coe, Myra McClure, Brookie Allphin. Jan Will, Juannic Schoefflcr; 4ih row: Dale MacCurdy, Nancy Hirsh. Joanic Robichaux, Lolly Thompson, Jim Black; 5th row: Ed White, Hereford Percy, David Andrews, Dallas Richard. Cliff Yarbrough; 6th row: I-ec Herrington, Joe Collier. George Travis, Rusty Sellen. Grady Taylor. 155 W y Sfejfe QkowTktonb: RdC Info 70V' F.H.A. had a very successful year. During Christmas they sold corsages and filled stockings for the needy children. They helped with the Wedge Kyes Tournament by selling cupcakes. The annual style show also was a bi” succe«s. It was sponsored by D. H. Holmes. Daddy Date Night was held in October with a great turnout of daughters and dads. Theme? “FHA under the Big Top,” carried out with stuffed animals and balloons. Entertainment? On officers’ skit, acts by Anne Stock-well and Guy Motsinger. Chairman? Karen Bacon. Upper right: Joanie Switzer, Treas.; Linda Wren, Song Leader; Jeanne Dupuy, Pari.; Francis Kilhus, Sec.; Nadine Luther, Pres.; Meg Mortal), Correa. Sec.; Barbara Dupuy, Vice Pres.; Peggy Lewis, Hist.; and Deborah Wilson, Chaplain. Right: F.H.A. Beaux: Jim Black, Robert Holmes, Hereford Percy, Richard Burford, Chuck David, and Britten Stein. Members, seated: Ellen Doiron, Pat McCay, Kathleen Stewart, Lucy Bee-man, Laura Glynn. Anne William?, Joan Rurfnrd, Karla Newton, Sharlic Simmons, Patty GimImi, Patricia Lang-hurt, Dehhie Lindsey, Martha Narol, JoAnnc Pincgar. Mona McGchcc, Jean-ie Mcntet, Susan Kinney, Kneeling: Pam Bercegay, JoElIen Kenny, Leslie Wilson. Beverly Sevier, Carolyn Dick, Phyllis Arnold, Sandra Bernhard. 156 At left: FHA members, Pat Chrvallier, Marcia DiCcralmo, Paula Overton, Kathy Oakley. Lindy Nason. Earline Bergeron, Carol Baechle, Ruth Underwood, Marsha Holmes, Paula Moore. Diane Bateman. Bottom row: Mary Beth Me Murray, Gwen Kling, Pat Cruthirds, Karen Kling. 2nd row: Donna Kinuado. Deborah Pratt. D� nna Perkin . Linda Lack. 3rd row: Susan Cancienne, Betty Godso, I Nadine Luther. 4th row: Susan Dantin. Julie Mc.Morris, Joyce Bello. Stephanie Kober. Pam Clegg. 5th row: Amcila Wood, lindj Wren, Paula Denny. Beverly Penn, Vickie Rose. 6th row: 3Ien Weilbacher, Beth Abington, Debra LeVine, Pam Schuling-karr.p, Debra Howell. 7th row: LuLu Thigpen, Denise Herthum, Betty Jean Edwards, Cynthia Boudreaux. Bottom row: Beth Ory, Nancy Waller, Suzanne Hornsby, Marie Daron. 2nd row: Brenda Kimball. Ginger Hardgrave, Sharon Hippchcn, Heidi Simpkins, Nuncv Oliver. 3rd row: Shelly Beall, Trez Owens. Cathy Bald-n. Denise Cassano. Linda Thorning. 4lh row: Katy Morrison, Pam Porter. Colleen May. Sharon Stein. 5th row: Kathleen Engquist, Beth Colclough, Nancy Ourso, Gwen Waggenspack. 6th row: Gwen Guidry, Nancy Craig. Doro Sims, Charlotte Bateman. 7th row: Renell Trahan, Janice Harper, Linda Eddlernan. Rth row: Kaytic Hayes, Margaret Lazarus, Jean Cotter, Cindy Bartkirwicz, Beth Christian. 9th row: Diane La querre, Diane Bruscr, Martha Jane McCarlcy, and Francis Kilbus. 157 C.O.E.. t-felfti EutuA BaSutess Uadm “COE” means “Cooperative Office Education.” The group studies all those things making for better office practices. Plans to function as a club arc developing. Future meetings will be devoted to special guest speakers presenting new office developments. wm About: Mrs. Sheffield, Spon-sor. Officers, Upper right: Laura Willie, Reporter; Rachel Braud, Treasurer; Nina Wheeler, Vice President; Tracy Owens, President; and Karen Franks, Secretary. Center: Juliet White, Rachel Braud, Tracy Owens. Nina Wheeler, Suellen Durlacher, Susan Tctrev. 158 Laura Willie, Jackie Kcrly, Ola May Dees, Jan Moran, Karen Franks, Debra Sanchez. Maureen Scott A-F.S. Cold Chil ttnCt6 CowJs A.F.S. welcomed students interested in learning about other countries. The members undertook projects to raise money for foreign exchange students. The officers (1) were Vice-President, Mike Conner; Secretary, Ann Barnum; Treasurer, Eddie Martin; Publicity Chairman, Ann Gregorie, and President, David Evans. Miss Marietta Millet was sponsor for the club. Center right: (I) Kathy Moser, Joanie Switzer, David Evans, Anne Barnum, Debbie Martin, (r.) Sandra Gray, Amelia Woods, Carolyi Maher, Eddie Martin, Nadine Luther, and Bonnie Baker. Above: Ann Gregorie filed A.F.S. publicity notices. At left: Front row: Diane Peek. Ann Gregorie, Connie Tucker, Susan Peek, Carol Passman. Back row: Claude Nesser, Jo Collier, Bob Bailey. 159 r Atfc Club Cjxwifmd Q t a ''fcjULp CUc -QJjjJj Cjf 0 Elva Hile, Polly Prosser, James Packard, Sandra Bernhard, Carroll Mister, Amy Kalin, Allison Hansen, Gwendlyn Gautreau, Karen Powell, Oirol Mitchell, Babs Bello, Kim Koy, Becky Parsons, Margaret Dunnani. Sharlcc Simmons, Marianne Cohn. Janice Levine, Shelly Beall, Betty Edwards. Helen Percle, Peggy Black, Karen Blumberg. Karla Newton, Robin Barnette, Ronda-lyn Templet, Elva Hile, George Younger, Polly Prosser, Sandra Bernhard. 160 BRHS art students entered city-wide contest at Halloween. Oj' Fou t Uost tpteces” Arl Club is a promoter: a promoter of activities, opportunities— and fun. The club serves the art department, the school, and even the community. Tli is year, by again milking 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 members. Various interesting guests highlighted club meetings. Among them were speakers on commercial art, television advertising, silk screen design, and China patining. A visit to New Orleans to see Tartu)fe and tour the Delgado Museum was a highlight of 1969. Sponsor for Art Club is Mrs. John Collier. Upper left: Janice I.eVine, Sec.; Becky Parson?, Vice Pres.; Shelly Beall. Pres.; Carol Mitchell, Reporter; Leila Kinney. Trc3?. Center: Clare Sumrow, Lura I uBorde, Pam Beeson, Mary Sullivan. Sally Smith, Jackie Grace. Beth Ahington. Patty Montet, Paige McCutcheon, Johanna Sai an, Denise Hamilton. Lynn Patzig, John Wood. At left: Carrol Mister, Mar-riane Cohn. Elva Hilc, Ponda-lyn Templet. 161 r Cfxuu lv CHubb tfi Vt u d 0 Spanish Club,' 70 strong, explored Spanish culture in depth. Dr. Charles Macmurdo sponsored this club, as well as an Honors Spanish composed of outstanding students. Officers (below) were President Lucy Berman, Vice-president Stewart Walson, Secretary Jcanninc Ccrald, and Treasurer Virginia Heaton. Right, bottom row: Mary Frances Fournier, Lee Fournet, Patricia Stevens, Jean Green, Heidi Simpkins; Amelia Wood, Kath-lec Engquist, Cathy Fall. Lindsey Spiller, .Nancy Waller, Beth Christian. Fred Frey; Sam Chancy, Lindy Burford, Debra Levine, Diane Bruser, Kick Spiller, Gwen Guidry; Marilyn Leake, Lucy Berman, Carroll Mister, Eddie Warmack, Linda Bourn; Lorrinda McIntyre, Lynn Besch, Sidney Wilson, Charles Knnikoff. Bottom row: Camille Baggio, Lauren Clark. Denise Smith, I-aura Fournier, Mary Anne Thurman, Martha Webb. Sandy Wilson, Penny Barrios. Bob Bailey, Gary Emmons; Amy Kahn, Beverly Roberts, Diane Levcnthal, Vicki Davis, Lorna Guyon, Jcrric Torre, Kevin Atkinson, Chuck Davis; Terri Martens, Winona Walker, Jane LaCour, Page Conway, Terry Richard, Ginger Heaton, Britton Stein, Mary Anne May, David Hughes, Jack Lynch; Debbie Martin. Edna Bell, Loretta Griffin. Ruth Sullivan, Jcanninc Gerald, Diane Hunnoman, Nancy Norton, Missy Woddell, John Wood. Norman Browning. Wayne Gowdy, Rod Braekin; Daryl Edwards, Kaye Gautreaux, Cynthia Beson, Lance Armstrong. Jimmy Beavers. 162 Rvteign- E cAotige QtudjQMb Qpok TO' Fwtch dub To promote interest in international peace: to learn to tolerate customs of other countries; and to encourage other students to take French—these were the main goals of the French Club in ’69. Officers (left) were Joan Williams, President: Michelle Ward, Vice President; Karen Braud, Secretary; and Debbie Scott, Treasurer. Sponsor was Miss Marietta Millet. Bottom row: Sue Burns, Diane Peek, Anne Dowell; 2nd row: Denise Kougon. Jenny Schmicder, Kathy Kuttruff: 3rd row: Marianne Cohn, Marsha Gladrow, Marian Melanson; 4th row: Jackie Cauthier, Nancy Fritchie, Lura LaBordc; 5th row: Bowman Staples, Claude Nesser, Susan Peek; 6th row: Handy Brown, James Crain, Brian Kinney; 7th row: Liz McAvoy, Irene Smith, JoAnn Anderson; 8th row: Carol Passman, Sherry Connor, Bonnie Baker; Oth roiv: Laurie Simmons, Lynn Johnson, Robert Chaney; 10th row: Ann Crcgorie, Connie Tucker, Candy Courtney. Bottom row: Libby Ferguson, Nancy Litton, Lance Caulfield; 2nd row: Elizabeth Dunnam, Debbie Bridges, Mary Ann Bridges; 3rd row: Susan Gibson, Jane Peck, Linda Dawson; 4th row: Sandy Braon, Susie Hannaman, Connie Mixon; 5th row: Jackie Joness Colleen May, Carolyn Maher; 6th row: Leila Kinney, Martha Henard, Debra Mayer; 7th row: Steve Durrelt, Alfreda Sellers, Sherry Irving. BRWC G i 0JH Club — ' 'DeufecW Vke-i Deutscher Vercin is open to any student who wishes to become further acquainted with German customs and culture. The club's activities included attending the Language Festival in Lafayette, special service projects and a trip to New Orleans and the German Consulate. Officers (at right) in 70 were (front roiv) Kathleen Stewart. Pres.; Jackie Moore. Sec.; Monica Browning. Treas.; and Margaret Stafford. Pari. (Back row) Jerry Keister, V.P.; Mike Connor, Keporter; and Raymond Turner, Photog. Above (front to back) (left rote): Buddy Anderson, Cathy Smith. Kathy Hastings, Wallace Tamplet. (Middle row): Justin Smith. Nancy Persinger, Sherri Hansen, Chris Stowcll. (Right row): Rudy Thorgeson, Lynne Palzig, Wendy Wild, Eddie Crews. At right: Hamburgers were at the head of the menu when the BRHS “Germans” hosted the Lee High “Germans.” 164 CAaMgkcGrOJr tyoiMSb Lm f-ligh G u ctn Far eft: “Who says I can’t tip that ball?” Left: In '70. Mrs. Dolores Schmidt served as the sponsor of the German Club. Left: (front to hark) left row: Alcta Gaines. Monica Browning, Jim Thompson. Anne Stockwcll. Middle row: Margaret Stafford. Suzanne Gidan, Jan Benson, Trudi Hopper. Right rou : Jackie Moore. Kathleen Stewart, Mike Connor, Eddie Martin, Jack Moore. Below: (front to back) left row: John Robarts, Raynvnd Turner, Lorcli Butler. Middle, row: Debbie Caraway. Sydney Davis. Juannie Schocfflor. Right row: Johnny Powell, Tommy Comeaux. Jerry Keister, Jack Moore. i 165 LatUv 0Gub QtudipJj R hok £ht ds ftc UozIpah OuJttum Latin Club helped students learn more about Roman Civilization and its contribution to present-day culture. Outstanding among the year’s activities were the Latin Banquet and the Slave Sale. Officers are. at right: Standing, Butch Freeman, pari.; Steve Sandalil, pres.; Jo Collier, treas. Seated: Debbie Roane, sec.; Kathy Moser, v.p.; and Nancy Hirsch, reporter. Bottom row: Janice Prescott, Joanie Anderson, Bobby Ccnc Stout, Stephanie Boy ter, Marion Thomas, Christie Lane, Kathleen Lee, Sarah Chapman, Nancy Hirch. Jerry Mathcs. Row 2: Carolyn Dick, Warren Bogan, Don Hoed, Linda Crotwell, Paula Verrette, Cynthia Howe, Paula Root, Lois Tardo, Pam Lee, Allison Hanson. Row 3: Guy Di-cliarry, Hank Wolf, John Lambert, Rusty Sellen, Billy Edrington, Ellen Doiron, Sandra Grey, Cindy Reynolds, Libby Johnson. Row 4: Butch Freeman, Jim Black, Will Landry, Eddie Warmack, Bill Welch. Rick Spiller, Wayne Blackwell, Dexter Harrison, Alien Braud, Paul Schrciber. 166 At right in Latin costume are Becky Reynolds, Jo Collier, and Steve San dahl, who help to enliven the group. At left: Bottom row: Amelia Harrison, Mary Gray Alexander, Cindy Gregory, Claytcn Hay?. 2nd rote: Hilly Nix, Jimmy Burtkicwicz. Rene Dornicr, Harry Root, Jay Dardennc. 3rd row: Bill Hall, David Brewer, Terry Hill, KoIh-H Dampf, Skipper McAdams. 4th row: Jim Scheffy, Jim Cahil, Kendrick Keelings. Adore: Bottom row: A Hyson Anderson. Sharon Stein. Cindy Bartkiewicz, Carolyn Chambers. Jennifer Hill, Pam Porter, Doro Sims. Nancy Waller, Becky Reynolds. I.inda Thorning. Janice Harper. 2nd row: Donna Roumain. Brenda McKay. Diane Bruvr, Debra Ia Vine, Annette Raggio, Sandy Courville. Nancy Ourso, Gay Strickland. Carolyn Coco. Debbie Roane. 3rd row: Robbie Hannaman. Kenny Wilkinson. Ricky Sevier, Ann Barnum, Whit Martin. Amclic Hunter. Elaine Wander. Frances Kruse, Dale MacCurdy. Katie Hays, Stephanie Kline, Margaret Lazarus, Kathy Moser. 4th row: Buddy Thompson, Bill Janney, Mike Thompson. Mike Flood. Paul Doerner. Dale Winters. David La Borde, Richard Burford. (Tiff Yarbrough, David Andrews Steve Sandahl. Jo Collier. John Hair. 3th row: Mike Coates, Dale Moslkoff. Ronald Louque, Pat Lovell. Shown at left are Annette Raggio. Cristir Lane. Mary Edwards and Nancy Hirsclt at Slave Auction. A 167 CtHMmd (Jfj Piootded TWie Few Pticossea The sixties? Very noteworthj—what with the moonshot and all. But the seventies ...! Who knows what they may bring! Fricassee '70 focused on the corners turned bv students during every school year, plus the added corner turned each decade. From the sixties to the seventies—we turned a big corner! Mrs. Belt) Stevenson, Fricassee sponsor, is shown at left in a rare | raceful moment. Below: co-editors Diane Laquerre and Bent-11 Trahan revise layouts, which are a major factor in the quality of a yearbook. Busines Manager Jan Payne and Ad Editor Cindy Adams (far left): through their hands passed much Fricassee money! Mrs. Lucille McDowell. left, served as Fricassee co-sponsor. 169 PtJCftU fitS pLQjuqkb Wtih l I Class Editors, below, handled more than 1400 mug shots in assembling the class sections. They were Trudy Balden, Nancy Craig, Gail Chambers, and Anne Stockwell loot pictured). Organization Editors, who warked with over 500 club members in their various groups, were (at left, top) Ginger Carradinc, Ann Babin, and Jennifer Hill. Fricassee photographers, Fred Frey and Bill McCurdy, snapped hundreds of shots, both posed and candid. Sports Editors Dale M Curdy and Ricky Curry worked up overviews of six major sports. 170 Features Editors Carol Mitchell and Allyson Anderson handled numerous “off beat” assignments while completing their sections: they had to decide such questions as “shall we vignette the favorites? to “what will 1m the theme for Beaux and Belles? Pauses for Fricassee Editors were rare but refreshing. Stopped momentarily here during the wink of a camera’s eye were Cindy Adams, Trudy Balden, Ricky Curry, Mrs. Lucille McDowell, Carol Mitchell, Bill MacCurdy, Ginger Carradine, Diane Laquerre, Bencll Trahan, Dale MacCurdy, Ann Babin, Jan Payne, Allyson Anderson, Fred Frey, Mrs. Betty Stevenson, Nancy Craig. Jennifer Hill, and Gail Chambers. Not shown is Anne Stockwell. 171 Cfaol U fuv’S U U At Baton Rouge, Migk 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 basics 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 teacher?, and who have contributed so much in order to make Baton Rouse High School one of the finest in the nation. David Andrews Richard Burford Lance Caulfield John Collier Jean Cotter Mary Anne Crane John Hair Jerome Keister Leila Kinney Eldon Ledoux 174 Left: Nancy Litton Dale MacCimly William MacCurdy Martha Jane McGarley Below: Top row: Carol Mitchell Tommy Mitts Jane Peek Hereford Percy Bottom row: Lee Schcffcy Joanic Switzer Bcncll Trahan George Travis 175 rrwrr saMm w. Miss CW- [iMM VoJktdLub Qtob 187 wmtm Ul6S J 60m Cott l 190 Junior Maids Zs$ Dtqmm MoswomI UiSS QliWil Cxmm v 191 192 UtSS J OtMs WtUkcurt olOtMi f-t vthutw 193 110 PctAfitipafocl h The Fricassee Staff is proud to show the entertainment, judges, master of ceremonies, and participants of the annual pageant sponsored by the yearbook staff. This event featured nominees from each homeroom and from these were chosen 12 seniors, 8 juniors, and 8 sophomores. Tfc Ahiuju Pacj uti 195 Seldom Belle Beth AbiMqtoM Q mi u Beau POtxxb Bwim 196 197 £fc w(W BMb Qtodcw Beau Hampton; Ctouto Beth Uillcit fCinMLj S uM Bdk DcmmjOj Rtiu 0 Q uOA B Otw To Cattds Qtodcw BMjju Goton.Qb TiauiS Qtodfris BMq Debbte RowM 201 JuhXo BMb Ckbvti Piatt Jutdo Bella Connie Titcke i 5 CiftcEy R jkO J wntivv Bfiftju J Wuglu J UJU04 B U Befit© Duiie i 1 CophoMHA BMb JuAj BajujUh QophoMM Beffe oplmmpj Befe QcpkbMm Belh 204 J Jorn Dow Btu zt' CtfeuS AJitdm David P vcfa Dak U cCtudly Dogs U e t Youtig A u£ Bottom row: Hampton Grancwald, bale Snoddy, Wayne Blackwell, Warren Bogan, Keith Kimble, Richard Simmons, Bill Welch, Jerry Keister; Second row: Myron Dcdeaux, Mike Connors, Fred Johnson. Steve Payne, Brent Hardgravc, Dean Landry, Scott Willoughby, Paul Lcvcrt; Third row: Jim Carlson, Pat McKay, Dwight Eoencka, Mike Jones, Guy Hobgood, Butch Freeman, Don Hood, Terry Hill; Fourth row: Jeff Hughes, Joey Sims, Danny Russell, Lee Schcffy, Mike Boyce, John Hair, Bill Witherspoon, Dale Weiner, Jimbo Smith, Adrian Percy; Fifth row: Cliff Rerthelot, Ricky Metrailer, Warren Holmes, Chuck Smith, I.ce Herrington, Vaughn Stroble, Jim Black, Johnny Christ, Robert Holmes. ’ 'U tffout A Doubt’ ’ lU BuMdoqs Tdd The Dogs opened this year with a 6-0 loss to the Redeinptorisl Wolves in the STAMA Jamboree. The loss ended a 16-vear winning streak for BRHS in the annual Jamboree. The following week the Dogs were plagued by fumbles and a fired-up Lafayette squad. Two of the Dogs’ fumbles led to Lion scores. The Dogs could not really generate an offeuse and fell to the Lions by a score of 20-0. One bright spot for BRHS was the play of sophomore Terry Hill, who intercepted a pass, recovered a fumble, and made several tackles. 210 The Bulldogs showed considerable improvement against tough LaGrange. The Dogs held LaGrange to one TD in the 1st half and lied the score at 6-6 when taking the second half kickoff 75 yds. in 15 plays. The Dogs’ first TD of the season came on a 10-yd. toss from quarterback. Hamp Grune-wald to end Lee Herrington: however, the Gators wasted no time getting back on the scoreboard. The Dogs had several good drives going but the Gators defense stopped them and the Dogs for a 21-6 win. The K-9’s finally broke into the win column against an outclassed Pineville. The Rebels couldn’t even manage a score, while Bulldogs: Holmes. Grunewald. and Schcffy all passed the goal line for BRHS. Holmes scored on a run: Grunewald. a pass, Scheffv. on interception: and Chuck Smith, with three extra points. Top left: Fullback Vaughn Stroble slipped through the middle for five yds. against Lafayette. Left: Bulldog Dale Snoddy nabbed Redemptorist receiver in Jamboree. Above: Holmes did not find much running room in first outing. 211 U Qgumi Left: The Bear’s Dan iNola was surrounded by Bulldog defenders during 1st half action. Below: Guy Hobgood did a fine job punting for BRHS during the season. Bottom left: Team Physician. Dr. Moreland kept the Dogs in top physical condition. Bottom right: Cruncwald rolled out for 12 yd. gain against the Bucs. The next Bulldog opponent was Broadmoor, the top team in District 3-AAA. The Dogs fought stubbornly in the first half allowing Broadmoor’s potent offense just one TD. -However, two costly fumbles by BRHS in the 3rd quarter allowed the Bucs two more TD’s. The Dogs did not give up; however, they fought back and scored early in the 4th period with Grunewald passing to Herrington. The Bucs were just too much: they scored again, making the final score 28-6. The Dogs played their worst game of the season against the Spartans of East Ascension. Nevertheless, the Canines fought back valiantly with a third period TD drive. Grunewald, Carlson, Stroble, and Holmes led the Bulldogs down to the EA half yard 'in.. 1.1—kmf1- 1......... ■...-J Th - 1 ]0% An inspired BRHS stymied Catholic High for a half before yielding after the half. It appeared for a while that Coach Leon McGraw’s Canines might pull off a stunning upset. The Dogs were unable to continue their valiant 1st half effort and yielded to the powerful Bears, who scored three times in the last half to win 21-0. After three straight District losses the Dogs were ready for a great effort. BRHS opened the scoring against Glen Oaks with Gruncwald passing to Freeman in the 2nd quarter. The Dogs dominated the first half, but the Panthers managed to score just before half time. They missed the extra point and for the second time this year the Dogs were leading at the half. The second half went the same with the Dogs dominating the game, but not scoring. Late in the game the Panthers scored robbing the Dogs of a victory. I 213 Y CM Dogs The Baker game was much like the Glen Oaks game. The Dogs dominated the action, but were unable to put any points on the scoreboard. The Buffs scored late in the second and fourth quarters to snuff out the Dogs 14 0. The next BRHS foe was Lee who was having as rough a year as we were. This was to be the big battle for the cellar in District 3-AAA. The Dogs won the cellar by losing to the Rebels 12-0 on a muddy field. To make the defeat worse for Coach McGraw, it was his old assistant Jim “Hawk” Keaton, who coached the Rebs. For the third straight week the Dogs were beaten by a team that had never beaten them before. 214 QhcM Rise Next came the annual grudge battle with the Dogs’ biggest rival, Istrouma. The Indians scored three times before the half to take a commanding lead; however, the Dogs came back fighting in the second half. Grunewald capped an 8 yd. drive with a sprint around left end to score in the closing minutes. The Redmen still won by 20-6. The Dogs were young and inexperienced this year; nevertheless, they did not give up. They constantly fought back and showed their true winning spirit. Many juniors and sophomores played this year and Coach McGraw is looking for a really good season next year. Top and left: Grunewald (7), Carlson (5), and Holmes (23) lugged the leather against the Buffs. Above: Chuck Smith waited to hoot a seldom tried field goal against the Indians. 215 OuistoftcfcftCj OenUxs WokoW fib B u qu b Vaughn Stroble—Most Valuable Player John Hair—Captain Hampton Gruncwald Sportsmanship Award Jerry Keister—Best Scholastic Average Mike Jones—Outstanding Defensive Player Jimbo Smith—Outstanding Lineman 216 jy$ QeCOitd ttv Di tnidb With 9-1 R C tfL tioilom ron - Eddie Crews. Billy Marashjck, David Brantley. Cooper Hurst. Neil I.orio, Glen Peters, Gilford Blackwell. Haile, Mac Womack; Second row: John Wood (manager). Bill Bender, Mark Osburn. Norman Browning, Jeff Bacon, Eddie Wren. Str c Naquin. Britton Stein. Donnie Capello. John Fcig. David Brewer. Dudley Weber (manager); Third row: Mr. I-andry, Coach Austin, Steve Winters Mike Murphrec, David Dcrlle, Beau Sumrow. Hunt Odom. Jimmy Pinigar, John Hlen, Alvin Wallace, Jackie Font. George Smith; Fourth row: Scott Simoneaux, Rickey Bizette, Jim Gremillion, John Yelverton, Mike I moine, H d Brackin. Mitch Dee . Guy St. Amant. .Mike Ballard. Coach Clissm. Cmk ustiu f-lad Qmxw 1 YqjOJU Far left: Coach Austin glanced at the scoreboard after anoth-r bulldog victory. Center top: Coach sat through many trying times during the season. Below: Coach often shouted advice from the bench. Center Inttlom: Coach frequently had to change strategy at halftime. 219 First row: Mike Clegg, Hereford Percy. Ted Hcroni3n. Bing Stewart, Randy Meador. Second row: Keith Patin. Lee Schcffy, Lee Herrington. Jimmy Prescott. Third row: Coach Austin, David R.ibrnhorst. Richard Burford. John Engquist. Ricky Sevier. Marty Milner, Robert Buquoi. Randy LaBorde, Tommy Lee. (Cary Bennett not shown). 220 Tftftm £yf) Ue vC Left: Senior guard Hereford Percy was a defensive standout for Dogs. Top right: Senior guard Ted Hcrdman lays in two points. Above: Scheffy blocks a shot in Wedge Kyes action. 221 BRWS Uostd 222 fCyes Tou utey Left: Team listened to a change in strategy at halftime. Below: Senior guard, Bing Stewart, was one of the Dog’s most accurate shots. 223 Above: Ricky Sevier went up for a shot in Wedge Kyes action. Dogs Cfctong Bid Fot Q cxm L Round Ttfcta Upper left: BRHS got tap in Baker game. Above and right: Sophomore John Engquist and Senior Ricky Sevier came down with vital rebounds. 224 JV s Finished At Tta Top Uv District Top row: Coach Clisson Jimmy Beavers Steve Cassidy Jim Scheffey Chuck Denstroff Justin Smith John Wood (mgr.). Middle row: Mark Haile Mike Constantine Terry Hill Jackie Font Bottom row: Neil Lorio Eddie Wren Joe Dean Jay Dardenne David Brantley Far left and center: Terry Hill and Steve Cassidy worked during practice. Left: Mark Haile concentrated at the foul line for an important free throw. Above: Coach Clisson sat confidently as the Bulipups had a big lead. 225 226 I— — J-ldd CfjVuh l-flgh 227 r BRJ- C Uad Om 0 Tk Qtak's Finest TubcU Te wS B.R.H.S. had one of the state’s most outstanding track teams under the guidance of Murriel Car-land. Returning lettermen were hurdler Tobert Hanson; high jumper Ted Heroman; pole vault-ers Hampton Grunewald and Butch Freeman; discus John Hair; shot put Mark Nelson; distance runner Kenny Clark; and sprinters John Peel and Jim Carlson. The Dogs had other fine sprinters and fieldmen. too. One of the fine meets the team visited was the Northwestern Indoor Meet in Natchitoches. Front row: James Turner (mgr.), Mike Thompson. Johnny Bergeron. Todd Williams. Rusty Viper. Hamp Grunewald, John Peel, Kenny Clark, Will Snee, Roy Jett. Second row: I.loyd Dell. Robert Hanson. Jeff Bacon. John Stephens, Terry Hill. Glenn Peters, Jim Carlson. Ljrry Rayburn. Jack Dampf, Butch Freeman. Don Hood. Third row: Reggie Montgomery. Ted Heroman. Mark Nelson, Tommy Curtis. James Cr3ne, David Rabenhorst, Richard Metrailer. Robert Buquoin, Ralph Stewart. John Hair, Coach “Boots Garland. 229 BRJ-fQ CWemen Vtstfect Ueets Outside C[ Below: Ted Heroman was the K-9’s best triple-jumper, state's best high-jumper. Right: Kenny Clark was the Dog’s best distance runner. Across bottom: Hampton Crunewald vaulted over 13’. For page—left: Hutch Freeman provided depth at pole vaulting. Lower left: The 440-yard relay team was one of the K-9’s fine relay teams. Right: One of the state’s best hurdlers was Robert Hanson. 230 Dl biidb Awt Qbod 231 Young Teat Ajcuk Goo £ Gkouting Far left: Bob Strader pitched another stride for the Bulldogs. Left: .Mike Jones had one of the team’s best batting averages. Below: BRHS made a few errors fielding the ball. e 233 First row: Ronnie McCuiston, David Boiteaux, Keith Kimble, Harry Maekav. Larry Allen. Richard Simmons. Second row: Richard Levert (mgr.), Ed White, Bill Goodwin, Bobby Comeaux. Mike Jones, Doug Paige. John Richardson. Third row: Bob Strader, Rusty Sellon, Paul Levert, Robert Holmes, Bobby Jones, Pat McKay, Cuv Hobgood, Coach Glisson. i-lojuL Rtacfeoes P(ujQ ls Ofk Rvt BoteboMbit, Below: ‘‘.Mole Simmons pulled in a fly ball. Top center: One of the top BRHS pitchers was Guy Hobgood. Center: Robert Holmes waited for a grounder. Far right: Bulldogs practiced to improve their batting average. Above: Keith Kimble worked to perfect his sliding techniques. Right: The pitching staff included Pat McKay, Bob Strader, Robert Holmes, Keith Kimble, Guy Hobgood, and David Boiteaux. 234 BRWS Uostd Right: Girl swimmers (clockwise): Diane Peck, Tracey Coe, Jane Peek, Susan Peek, Ann Gregorie, Frances Kruse, Florence Turner. Michelle Ward. Sandra Grey, Nancy Hirsrh, Paula Root, Lolly Thompson, Becky Tcdford, Sherri Conner, Lynn Patzig, Adclc Raggio. Left: Boy swimmers (left to right): Greg Bennett, John Curtis, Ronnie Edmonds, Jimmie Wild. Ricky Moreland, Adrian Percy, Bill Mann. John Woods, Lance Caulfield. Tommy Robinson. Mike Connors, David Andrews. (Not shown: Hereford Percy, Richard Burford, Barry Roof). Girl swimmers (clockwise): Adek Raggio, Becky Mann, Terri Martens, Ellen Williams, Sharlce Simmons, Jan Williams. (Not shown: .Nancy Fritchic). 236 Qtoi QwiMndtvQ I faet Top left: BRHS’s two girl backstrokers were Florence Turner and Michelle Ward. Top right: Barry Root ehowed his diving ability during practice. Far left: Lance Caulfield, one of BRHS’s top backstrokers, started off for an important race. Above: Michelle Ward and two year letter-man Frances Kruse took off during a meet. Left: Ronnie Edmonds surfaced after just hitting the water during a cold winter practice. 237 U iestfeag Tea UpkM BuMdoq Qpidt Top row: David Brewer Mike Boyce Coach Mike Massar Paul Salvant Middle row: Scott Willoughby George Daugherty Bill Bender Bottom row: Eddie Crew Jerry Keister Ted Wilkes David Hughes Above: Lightweights, Ted Wilke and David Hughes were showing Paul Salvant a new escape. Upper and lower right: Eddie Crews, Jerry Keister, Bill Bender, and Scott Willoughby practice various holds. BRJ-fQ AoAj Outstanding QotyT cuw Far left: Mark Haile had team’s best short game. Left: Jo Collier was best from tee to green. Below: Staff photographer proved not everybody could make team. Right and center: Eddie Wren and Bing Stewart hit out of sandtraps. Golfers (I to r): Eddie Wren, Bing Stewart, Coach Couvillion, Jo Collier. Mark Haile. 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Eve 95 Albert, Brenda 70 Albritton, Alvin 32 Albritton, Michael 32, 42 Alexander, Mary Grey 95, 132, 167, 193, 194. 204 Allcmont, Miriam 32, 143, 152 Allen, George Lawrence 70, 233 Allen. John 95, 138 Allen, Susan 322 Alley, Paul 95, 142, 146, 148 Allison, John Paul 70 Allison, Roy Raymond. Jr. 70 Allphin. Brookic Ann 70, 76, 125, 134, 155 Almand, Susan 95 Ancona, Debbie 95 Anders, Adrienne 32, 135, 143 Anderson, Allyson 33, 167, 171 Anderson, Buddy 95, 161 276 Anderson, Jo Ann 70, 72, 83, 120, 125, 128. 133, 155, 163, 166 Anderson, Joan Helm 70, 76, 128, 133, 149, 154 Andrews, Dan 33 Andrews, David 33, 114, 115, 116, 120, 122, 124, 129, 130, 155,167 Armstrong, Lance 95, 162 Arnett, Carson 95 Arnold, Phyllis 70. 156 Atkinson, Kevin 95, 161 Atwood, Kitty 33, 146 Aucoin. Judith 70 Avant, Max 70, 76 Aymond, Audrey 70, 153 B Babin. Ann 70. 125, 155, 170, 171 Babin, Carolyn 95 Babin. Clarence 33 Babin, Kelvin 70 Babin, Oneal 70 Bacon. Jeff 95, 217, 229 Bacon. Karen 33, 120, 122, 124 Bacot, Eire Mamess 70 Bacchle, Carol 95, 142, 157 Bailey, Bob 95, 159, 162 Bailey, Chuck 33. 143 Bailey, Steven 70 Baird, Charles 70, 143 Baird, Nancy 95, 147 Baker, Barry 95, 144, 138 Baker, Bonnie 70, 93. 143, 149, 159, 163 Balden. Cathy 33, 157 Balden. Trudy 95, 170, 171 Ballard, Mike 95, 217 Balliet. Steve 95 Bun, Martin 71 Barker, Cary 95, 146 Barnard, Charles 33 Barnes, Julia 71 Barnette. Robin 71, 133, 143,154, 160 Barnum. Ann 33, 115, 120,122, 124, 127, 129, 132, 159, 167 Barrios, I rry 95 Barrios. Penny 95, 114, 136, 142, 162 Barro, Nilda 71 Barrow, Marcella 95 Bartet, Marion 95 Bartkiewicz, Cindy 33, 124, 127, 131, 137. 157. 167, 191 Bartkiewicz, Tommy 95, 167 Barton, Harry 96, 117, 152 Bateman, Charlotte 33, 135, 157 Bateman, Diane 96, 157 Bates, Lucy 71 Batten, Diane 71, 132 Batts. Dundra 71 Baudoin. Melanie 71 Baudoin. Greg 96 Beall, Becky 71. 146 Beall, Patricia 71 Beall. Shelly 34, 142. 154, 157, 161, 160 Beard, Johnny 71 Beatty. Patricia 71 Beauchamp, Eugene 72 Bearers Jimmy 96. 162, 225 Beeson, Donna 96 Beeson. Pum 34. 59, 143, 161 Bell. Aldrcama % Bell. Beverly 96. 147, 152 Bell. Edna 96. 162 Bell. Linda 72. 153 Bell. Lynette 96 ' Bell. Sandra 72 Beilina. Michael 72, 91 Bello, Barbara 72, 160 Bello. Joyce 34, 13, 157 Benaventc, Judy 72. 143 Benavente. Sandy 96 Bender. William 96. 217, 239 Bennett, Cary 34, 222, 223 Bennett, Greg 96, 114, 142, 230 Benson, Janet 72, 125, 154 Bente, Leslie 72 Benton. Robin 72. 83. 115, 120, 125, 128, 133, 137 Bercegeay, Pam 72, 156 Bergeron, Earline 96, 157 Bergeron, Johnny 96, 229 Bergeron, Theresa 96, 147 Berman, Lucy 73, 128, 135, 156, 162 Bernhard, David 96 Bernhard, Sandra 73, 156, 160 Bcrtcau, Connie 96, 145 Berthelot, Cliff 209 Berthclot, Pam 73 Beseh, Cheryl 73, 125, 138, 139, 154, 162 Besch, Cynthia 96, 138, 139, 162 Betancourt, Joseph 34 Biossat, Johnny 96 Bizctte, Kicky 96. 217 Black, James 73, 114, 115, 146, 155, 156, 166, 209 Black. Peggy 160 Blackwell. Wayne 73. 166, 209 Blackwell. Eugene 73, 146 Blackwell, Wilfred 96,140, 217 Blake, Cary 35 Blake, Gary 73 Blakly, Patti 96 Blanchard, Glenda 73 Bloodworth. Mary 35 Bloodworth. William 73 Blumbcrg. Karen 160 Boban. Warren 73. 81, 93, 114. 150, 166, 209 Boiteaux, David 73. 233, 234 Bolen, Linda 73 Bolton. Jeff 73 Bond, Thomas 73 Boudreaux, Cynthia .35, 157 Boudreaux, Patty 35 Bourgeois, Kenny 96 Bourn, Linda 73. 133, 153, 162 Bowlin. Kathy 73 Boyce. Mike 73. 209, 239 Boyd, George 35 Boyd, Mike 96 Boyter, Stephanie 73, 77, 127, 128, 152, 166 Bozeman. Pat 96, 142, 147 Braekin, Rod 96. 162, 217 Brady. Randy 74 Brantley. David 96, 147, 194, 217, 225 Braud, Alton 74, 166 Braud, Brent 35 Braud. Karen 35, 122, 124,134, 163 Braud, Merrill 35 Braud, Rachael 35, 126, 142, 158 Brechren, Leslie 96, 138, 139 Bressler, Terri 96 Brewer, David 96. 167, 217, 239 Bridges, Debbie 96, 152, 163 Bridges, Mary Ann 97, 133, 163 Brister, Marcus 35 Bristcr, Pat 97 Broeke. Chery l 97 Broome, Rebecca 35, 138, 140, 142 Brown. Barry 35 Brown, Charles 74 Brown. Charlie 146, 148 Brown, Jim 97, 146 Brown, Rainette 97 Brown, Randy 74, 114, 117, 125, 143, 154, 163, 193, 203 Brown, Sandy 97. 135, 163 Browning, Monica 74, 154, 164, 165 Browning, Norman 97, 152, 162, 193, 194, 205. 217 Brouillctte, Teresa 97 Broussard, Bobby 97 Broussard, Dale 74 Brown, Marva 72 Brown. Buster 35, 154 Brummctt. Nanette 35, 152 Brune, Jan 74 Brune, Mike 74 Bruser. Dawn 97, 114, 142, 149, 152, 193, 194, 204 Bruser. Diune 35, 115, 131, 133, 149, 157, 162, 167 Bruser, Janet 97 Buford, Stephen 36 Bufford, Randy 74 Bukhaltcr, Theresa 97 Buhl, Anne 36, 142 Ruquoi, Robert 74. 229 Burford. Joan 74, 134, 152, 156 Burford, Melinda 74, 125, 138, 139, 154, 162 Burford, Hichard 36, 114, 116, 120, 124, 129, 130, 156, 167, 174, 182 Burns. Paul 36. 114, 127. 146, 149,193, 196 Burns, Susan 74, 75, 115, 125, 149, 154, 163 Butler, Lorelei 36, 165 Butler. Tom 36 c Callihan. Danny 97 Calvaruso, Mary Sue 36 Cancienne, Susan 36, 143, 154. 157 Cuncienne, William 74 Cannon, Teresa 75 Cantu, Gregory 75 Capcllo. Donnie 97, 217 Cappel, Michael 36, 146 Cappcl, Tara 75 Caraway, Debbie 36, 165 Carlin. Mary 97 Carlson, Jim 36, 114, 115, 149, 150, 152, 193. 197. 209, 210. 215, 229. 231 Carradine. Ginger 75, 170. 171 Carroll. Brenda 75 Carroll. Cathy 97. 114 Carrulh. Beeky 75 Carter. Bob 36 Carter. Cheryl 75 Caruso. Aline 75, 81 Casey, Mike 37 Cashio, Wanda 37, 143 Cassano. Denise 37, 157 Cassidy. Steve 97, 149, 225 Catchings, Cyndy 37 277 Caulfield, Lance 37, 115, 117, 124, 129, 135, 163,174, 236, 137 Causin, Joseph 97 Celestin, Cynthia 97 Cclestin, Darlene 75 Chambers, Carolyn 37, 115 127, 137, 167, 193, 197 Chambers. Gail 97, 170, 171 Chambers, Teryl 97 Champagne, Loren 75 Chaney. David 75 Chaney, Donna 75 Chaney. Robert 97, 142. 163, 165 Chancy, Samuel 75, 125, 162 Chaney, Stephen 37 Chapin, Martha 97, 146 Chapin, Roger 75 Chapman. Inlie 75. 125. 129, 136, 154 Chapman, Murilyn 75 Chapman, Robert 75, 125, 138, 139, 140 Chapman. Sara 75, 125, 129, 135, 154. 166 Charlton. Jack 97 Chauscr. Dickie 37 Cheveallicr. Debbie 75 Chevealiier. Patricia 97, 147, 157 Christ, Jolinnv 75, 83, 209 Christian. Beth 37, 133, 162, 157 Christy, Hunter 37, 115, 149 Clack. Jan 97 Clark. Kenny 37. 143. 229, 230 Clark, Lauren 97, 162 Clegg, Bobby 97 Clegg, Darwin 76 Clegg. Mike 38, 142, 219, 223, 221 Clegg, Pam 38, 145. 157 Clegg. Sherrill 37. 152 Cleveland. Skipper 97, 152 Clift. Jerald 76 Coatts. Mike 38. 138. 167 Cobh, George 97 Cockcrham, Mark 97 Coco. Carolyne 38. 122, 124. 127, 135. 167 Coe, Tracey 38, 121, 129, 155. 236 Cohn, Marianne 76. 161, 160, 163 Colclough. Beth 38, 127, 142, 157 Coleman. Mike 38 Collier, Jami 76 Collier. Joe 38, 47, 66, 115, 117, 120, 127, 130, 149. 155. 159. 166, 167, 174, 184. 226. 239 Colomb. Dennis 97 Comeaux. Ken 38 Comeaux, Lee 97 Comeaux. Robert 38 Comeaux. Warren 39, 165, 233 Compton. Sandra 97, 142 Connor. Mike 76. 120, 129, 150, 159, 164, 165. 209. 236 Connor. Sherri 71. 73. 76, 120, 128, 133, 149, 154. 163. 188. 191, 236 Conrad. Lynn 97 Constantin, Mike 98, 225 Conway. Grant 39, 152 Conway, Page 98, 162 Cormier. Sidney 76 Cornett, Dennis 76, 91 Co.Manya. Joe 98. 114 Cothcll. James 39 Cotton, Skippy 39 Cotter. Jean 39, 115, 127, 131. 149, 157, 174, 185, 187. 190, 226 Cottle. Robert 76 Couch. Doug 76 Courtney, Candy 98 Courtney, Chester 163 Courtney, James 76. 147 CouniII, Sandy 39. 127, 143, 152, 167 Coxe. Jeff 39. 135. 150 Coxe. Jim 98 Cozier, Mike 98, 138. 140 Craft. Don 32. 38. 39, 117, 127, 149 Craig. Nancy 39. 124,. 157, 170. 171 Crais, Robert 76 Crais, Suzanne 98 Crane, James 76, 117, 125, 154, 163, 229 Crane, Mary Anne 39, 124, 138, 139, 140. 174 Crawford, Neal 76 Creaner. Rhett 98 Crews, Eddie 98, 164, 217, 239 Crews, Mary Francis 124 Cribbs, Judith 81. 1-16 Crotwell, Linda 76, 166 Cruthirds, Pal 40. 157 Cullen, Connie 40 Cullen. Patty 98 Culpepper. Steve 40 Curry. Ricky 40. 121, 125, 170, 171 Curtis, John 76. 236 Curtis, Leonard 98 Curtis. Tommy 229 D Daigle, Culbcrt 98, 138 Dalcourt, Adrienne 98 Dalton, Debra 77 Dalton, Dennis 98, 138, 140 Dampf, Jack 40. 144, 116, 124, 125 130, 229 Dampf, Robert 98, 117, 118, 167 Danner, Dwight 98 Dentin. Susan 40. 122, 133, 154, 157 d'Aquin, Dave Dardennc, Jay 98. Ill, 114, 115, 117, 167, 225 Darensbourg, Lisa 98 Darcnsbourg. Ramona 77, 147 Daron, Marie 40. 118, 157 D'Aubin. Leo 77 Daugherty, John 98, 239 David. Chuch 98. 117, 156, 162 Davis. John 147 Davis, Diane 77, 153 Davis, Joyce 77, 147 Davis, Randy 98 Davis, Richard 77 Davis, Snadra 98. 147 Davis, Sydney 40. 165 Davis. Terri 98. 147 Davis. Vicki 98. 147, 162 Dawson. Annette 40 Dawson. Linda 77. 125, 128, 133, 163 Dean, Alice 77 Dean, Alice Mae 98 Dean. Joe 98. 150. 225 DeConge. Odette 98 Dedeaux, Myron 40, 142, 209 Dedman, Deborah 98. 133 Dees. Mitch 98. 142. 152, 217 Decs, Mac 41, 142, 158 Dees, Wayne 98 Delaroderie, Larry 77 Delarodcrie, Ia slie 98 Delaroderie. Rebecca 77, 147 Dell. Lloyd 98. 110. 146, 229 Demout, Jerry 77, 94, 143 Denieola. Nickie 98 Denny, Pauly 41. 127, 157 Denstorff. Charles 98, 225 Dentro, Gerald 98 Desselle. Duane 98 de Traff. Cynthia 77. 147 de Vries. Ant 98. 138, 139 deVries, Lorinda 41, 122. 121, 138, 154 Denieola, Dennis 77 Deya, Miguel 77 DeZwasn, Gary 98 Dicharry, Guy 77, 166 Dick, Carolyn 77, 156, 166 Dickinson. Richard 41, 152 Dickens, Kenneth 98 Dickerson, Alfred ‘i7, 138 Didier. Belton 77, 87. 193, 203 I)icz, Theresa 41, 145, 146 DiGerolamo, Marcia 98, 157 Digerolamo, Robert 77 Dijohn, Joseph 77 Dijohn, Mike 98 Dimattia. Vance 77 Dixon, Charles 77 Dixon, Diane 41 Dobbs, Jackie 98. 142 Doerncr. Andrew 167 Dorron. Ellen 77, 143, 156, 166 Dornien. Rene 99. 167 Dorset, Tal 77. 143 Douglas, Mark 77, 152 Dove. Eddie 99. 114 Dowell, Fredna 78, 132, 163 Dugas, Julie 78. 152 Duncan. Thomas 41 Dunnan, Elizabeth 41, 124 Dunnam. Margaret 78, 163. 160 Dupuy, Barbara 78, 156 Dupuy, Jeanne 99. 152, 156 Durbin. Kim 99 Durlacher, Suellen 41, 158 Durochcr, Susan 78, 125, 154 Durrcl, Stephen 41. 150, 163 Duvic, Donald 78 Dyson, Jerry 41 Dziuba. Debra 41, 146 E Easley, Patricia 99 Echlin. Donna 78, 146 Eddleman, Linda 41, 157 Edmonds, Ronnie 99, 236, 237 FMrington. William 78. 89, 115, 117, 143, 166 Edwards. Betty Jean 11. 152, 157, 160 Edwards, Daryl 99, 162 Edwards. Mary 78. 125, 129, 137, 167 Eislcr, Richard 146 Elkins. Janice 78 Elkins, Paulette 78 Elkins, Phillip 78 Ellis, Carol 78, 132, 143 Ellis, Stan 99, 112 Emmons. Cary 99, 162 Englrrth. Steve 99. 103 278 Engquist, John 99, 103, 105, 149, 219, 220, 224 Engquist, Kathleen 41, 127, 133, 143, 157, 162 Ennis, Barbara 78, 147 Erwin, Judy 99, 133. 193, 195, 204 Evans, David 42. 117, 120, 159 Evans, Granville 99 Evans, Greg 99, 138, 140 Evans, Richard 78 F Fall, Cathy 78, 125, 138, 1 4, 162 Farlow, Jesse 99 Far low. Jesse 78 Fealing, Kcnnick 99. 167 Feig, Johnny 99. 217 Felts. Vicki 78 Ferguson, Danin 99, 142 Ferguson. Libby 42, 143, 163 Fife. John 99, 142, 217 Fitch. Dean 99 Fitzgerald. Michael 42 Fleming, David 99 Fleming, David 78 Fleming, Diane 99 Fletcher, Randy 99 Flood, Mike 42, 167 Floies. John 99. 142 Flowers Beverly 99, 146 Font. Jackie 99. 217, 225 Ford, Gary 79 Ford, Frances 99 Ford, Patricia 79, 155 Forrest, Richard 42. 142, 150, 154 Forester, Helene 79, fH, 143, 226 Forney, Joy 79 Fortier, Jeanne 99, 134. 152 Foy, Kim 79. 160 Fournct. Lee 42, 115, 124, 143, 162 Fournier, Laura 99, 162 Fournier, Mary 42, 122, 127, 162 Fourrier. Jenny 99 Pousse, Bonny 42 Francioni, Michel] 77, 79 Franks, Karen 42. 158 Freeman, Chester 42 Freeman. Butch 71, 73, 79, 81, 89, 114, 115, 120. 125. 129, 166, 193, 203, 209, 229,231 Fresina. Dianne 99 Frey, Fred 42, 170, 171 Fritchie, Nancy 42, 142, 152, 163 Fritz, Phil 43, 138, 139, 140 Fulbright, Trcs 42, 152 Fulco, George 43. 124 G Caines. Alcta 79, 165 Calloway, Lauren 99, 147 Caridel, Gerald 43, 143 Garrido, Roberto 79 Garrison. Jane 79, 153 Caudin, Bert 99 Gaulden, Debra 99, 138 Gauthier, Jackie 80. 155, 163 Gauthier, Rodney 80, 143, 146 Cautrcau, Ernest 79. 138, 139, 140 Gautrcau, Gwen 160 Gautreaux, Kaye 99, 162 Gautreaux, Russel 99, 138 Gears, Ralph 146 Cchcbcr, Phillip 80 Cemmill, Robert 80 Gerald, Jcannine 99, 142, 144, 162 Gianelloni. Greg 80 Gibbens. Prank 80 Cibson. Martha 43. 124, 127, 143 Gibson, Susan 43, 146, 148, 152, 153, 163 Gidan, Susannr 80, 125, 128, 165 Gilcrease, Cindy 100 Giles. Mary 80 Gillespie, Creg 43 Gillingham, Tommy 100 Gipson. Tommy 100 Givens, Wanda 100 Cladin, Creg 100 Gladrow, Martha 43, 142, 154, 163 Gleaton, Gary 80 Gleaton. Scott 80 Glynn, Laura 80, 156 Codbold, Richard 80 Godso, Betty 44, 143 Godso, Patricia 80. 156 Goins. Imelda 80. 147 Golden. Russel 80 Gonzales. Maria 80 Coudeau, Randv 80 Goodwin, Bill 233 Cowdy, Wayne 100, 162 Grace, Jackie 44. 127, 142, 145. 161 Graham. Robe-rt 80 Graham, Toni 80 Granzin, Susan 100 Gray, Casandra 100 Gray, Rebecca 44 Grayson, Patricia 100 Green. Jean 81, 162 Green. Nettles 100 Green, Phillip 81 Greer, Peggy 44 Greeson. Martin 81 Gregorie, Ann 81, 92, 115, 129, 135, 155, 159. 163. 236 Gregory, Cindy 100, 167 Gregory, Clifford 81 Gregory, Theresa 41 Gremiliion, Jimmy 100, 146, 217 Grey, Sandra 81, 120, 128, 129. 133, 154, 159, 166, 236 Griffin, Loretta 100. 162 Grigsby, Elaine 81, 145 Grinage, William 81, 138, 139, 140 Grunewald, Hampton 44, 149, 150, 193, 198, 209, 210. 212. 214, 215, 216, 229, 230, 231 Guarisco, John 100 Guidry. Arleen 100 Guidry, Gilbert 100 Guidry, Gwen 44, 116, 127, 137, 149, 152. 157, 162 Guidry, James 100 Guidry, Joseph 81 Guidry, Kim 100, 138 Guma, Alina 100, 147 Gurney. Brenda 100 Guynn, Laura 100, 142, 145, 162 Cuynn, Loma 100 H Haddox, Lutic 100 Hadden, Tim 100 Haile, Mark 101, 110, 117, 149, 214, 225, 239 Hair. John 44, 114, 115, 117, 118. 120. 121, 127, 149, 167, 174, 209, 216, 228, 229 Hall, Bill 101, 138. 140. 167 Hall, Darrylin 45, 135, 143 Hamilton, Denise 45, 133, 152. 161 Hamilton, Mary 101, 133 Hamilton, Morris 81 Hanks, Lemuel 101 Hannaman. Diane 101. 136, 149. 162 Hannaman, Janet 81, 143 Hannaman, Robert 147, 167 Hannaman, Susie 101, 136, 142, 163 Hanson. Sherrie 152, 101. 164 Hanson, Jane Alison 81, 143, 166, 160 Hanson, Robert 45, 229, 231 Hardaway. Nancy 81, 115, 128, 129. 135 Hardgravc, Brent 209 Hardgravc. Ginger 45. 157, 143 Hardgrave. Jill 81, 114. 143 Harleaux. Lionel 81 Harmon, Murry Harper, Janice 45, 143, 147, 152, 157, 167 Harper, Randy 81 Harrell. Vicki 101, 147 Harrison. Amelia 101. 167 Harrison. Claudia 101 Harrison, Loyce 45 Harrison. Marshall 81. 125, 166 Harrell, Kenny 101. 138 Hastings, Cathy 101. 164 Haviland, Robert 45 Hays, Clayton 101, 167 Hays, Katie 45. 122. 124. 154, 157, 167 Heard, Ralph 45 Heaton. Ginger 101, 136, 162 Hebert, Russell 45 Helmrich, Mark Hrnard. Martha 81, 115. 125, 128, 137. 279 142. 143, 163, 193, 202 Henderson, Frcdia 45 Henry, Handeli 101 Hero man, Ted 38, 45, 117, 219, 221, 229. 230 Heroman, Kicky 101 Herrington, Lee 82, 118, 120, 149, 155, 209 Hertlium, Denise 46, 157 Herthum, Diane 95, 101, 106, 188,192 Heyward. Kip 46, 142 Higgins, Johnny 101 Higgins, Patrick 82 Hilo, Elva 82. 161, 160 Hill. Dorothy 101 Hill, Harvey 82 Hill. Jennifer 46, 115, 126, 127, 152, 167. 170, 171 Hill. Karen 82 Hill. Terry 95. 101, 106, 114, 117, 167, 209. 225, 229 Hill. Keith 101 Hinds, Sheila 82 Hippehen, Sharon 46, 143, 157 Hirsclt. Nancy 82. 84, 114, 128, 137, 155, 166, 167. 236 Hobgood. Guy 46, 149, 209, 212. 233, 234 Hoffman, Tommy 101 Hollandsworth, Steve 101 Holmes, Marsha 101, 157 Holmes. Patricia 101 Holmes. Robert 36, 46. 53. 114, 142, 149, 156, 176. 193, 199, 209, 210, 211, 215, 233. 23-1 Holmes, Kobin 82 Holmes, Warren 46. 209 Holubar, Leonard 101 Hood. Donald 78. 82, 93, 146, 150, 166, 209, 210. 229 Hooks, Hobby 101 Hopper. Trudi 82. 125, 146. 155, 165 Hooper. Diane 46, 138, 139 Horn. Martha 82 Hornsby. Suzanne 47. 142. 152. 157 Howe. Cynthia 82. 128, 129. 133. 166 Howell. Debra 47, 143, 145. 157 Howell. Mary 74, 82, 88, 128, 133, 137, 149 Huey. Kathy 101 Hughes. David 101. 162. 239 Hughes, Nancy 47, 59, 127, 131,137, 149, 195 Hughes. Jeff 82. 149. 155, 193, 203, 209 Hunt, Khonda 101 Hunter, Antclic 47, 60. 152. 167 Hurst, Cooper 101, 217 Hutcherson, Adrienne 47 Hutcherson, Michael 101 Hutchinson. Wilson 47 Hutson. Barbara 47 Hutson, Henry 82 Hyams, Ouita 47. 142 Hyland. Paul 47 I Irving, Sherry 101, 163 J Jack, Charles 82 Jackson. Curtis 83. 146 Jacob, Gwen 101 Janncy, William 47, 114. 150, 167 Jarreau, Cindy 101 Jarreau, Linda 102 Jasim, Jeannie 83 Jeffirs, Pamela 83 Jett. Roy 102. 229 Johnson, Donald 102 Johnson, Elizabeth 83, 128, 132, 155 Johnson, Frederick 83, 118, 129, 155, 209 Johnson, James 102, 138 Johnson, James 83 Johnson, Linda 83, 166 Johnson. Lynn 102 Johnson, Ronald 102 Johnston, Dorothy 83, 125, 128, 137 Johnston. Ricky 83, 146 Jones, Beverly 83 Jones, Jackie 102. 114, 163 Jones, Jan 102, 149, 193. 204 Jones, Joseph 38. 209. 214, 216, 233 Jones, Kenneth 83 Jones, Lee 83 Jones, Robert 83, 233 Jones, Robert 83 Jordan. Mark 83. 138. 139, 110 Joseph. Warren 102 Junean, Nonna 102 Juban, Ricky 83 K Kahn, Amy 102, 162, 160 Kean, Jeff 102 Kean, John 83 Keister, Jerome 17. 115, 118. 122, 124, 16-4. 165, 174. 209. 216, 239 Kellen, Kathryn 48. 142 Kelly. Carolyn 83 Kcnamorc. Joe 143 Kennedy. Susan 18 Kenney, Jo Ellen 83 Kenney, Susan 84, 143 Kerr. Frank B4 Kerley, Jackie 48, 114, 158, 198 Kettler, Gayle 81 Kidder, Howard 18 Kilborne. Jackie 102 Kilbus, Frances 48. 114, 122, 124, 127, 129, 132, 156, 157 Kimball, Brenda -18, 157, 191, 195 Kimball, Mary 84 Kimball, Sylvia 84 Kimble. Keith 71. 84, 114, 118, 121, 125, 119, 151, 209, 233, 234 Kinamore. Joseph 48 King, Deborah 48, 145 King, Liz 102 Kinney. Brian 102, 163 Kinney, Jo Ellen 84, 156 Kinney, Leila 48. 115. 116, 120, 122, 124.'127, 129, 131, 134, 155, 163, 193, 198. 174, 183 Klein, Stephanie 167 Kling. Gwen 48. 157 Kline. Karen 48. 145, 157 Knickles. Donald Knight. Rebecca 84. 146 Knox. Rill 102 Kober, Richard 84. 150 Kober, Stephanie 48, 115, 152, 153, 157 Konikoff, Charles 48, 155, 162 Konikoff, Susan Krachcr. Thomas 48 Kruse. Eddie 114 Kruse. Frances 49. 122, 155, 167, 236, 237 Kuhncrt. Trudy 48. 145 Kuttruff, Alma 81, 128. 137, 155 Kuttruff, Katherine 102, 163 L LaBauvc. Debra 84 LaBordc, Bertha 84 LaBorde. David 49. 167 LaBorde, Donna 49 LaBorde, James 36, 49 LaBorde, Lura 49, 112,161.163 Lack, Linda 49,123, 137,155, 157 I-acour, Jane 102, 162 Lacy, Charinainc 84 I-ain. Joy Christy 82, 81, 166 Lamb, Jack 84 Lambert, IWiby 102 Lambert, John 81, 166 Lambert. Lula 102 Iatndry, Dean 84, 209 Landry, Debbie 102 Landry, Gerald 49 Landry, Lyddic 102 Landry, Wilton 81. 147,150, 166 1 -ang, Horace 81 Langhart, Patricia 156 Lmglois, I eo 85 Langlow. Joey 84 Laquerrc. Diane 49. 123, 124, 153, 157, 169. 171 LaDalle, Avia 49, 114 Law, Bruce 49 Lazarus, Elizabeth 85, 146 Lazarus, Margaret 50. 145, 157, 167 Leake, Marilyn 85, 162 LeBlanc, David 85 LeDoux. Eldon 50. 121,123, 124, 125, 129, 154, 174 LeDuff. Patrick 102 Lee. Clifton 85 Lee, Kathleen 85. 113, 155, 166 Lee. Pamela 85. 166 Ix’c. Tbornan 85 Lemmon. Karl 50 Lemoine, Mike 102, 217 Levenllia), Diane 102, 162 I .evert, Paul 50, 115, 209, 233 Levert, Richard 85, 233 Levine, Debra 50. 62.131, 142, 157, 167 LeVine. Janice 59, 161, 160 Lewis, Mary 85, 146, 152 Lewis, Peggy 32, 59, 131, 155, 156, 179, 188. 190, 226 Lindley, Debra 85 Lindsey, Debbie 102, 156 Lindsey, Robert 85 Lindsey, William 38 Linton, I.ynette 141 Littlejohn, Judy 102. 114, 136, 147 Litton, Nancy 50. 120, 121, 123, 2 , 127, 135, 142,146, 155, 163, 175 Lodrigc. Duane 85 Lofton. Thomas 85 Lorio, Neil 102, 217, 225 I.ouis. Peter 85 Louquc, Ronald 50, 167 Louring. Lloyd 50 Lovell. Pat 50, 167 Lovering. Karen 85. 146, 148 Luther. Nadine 50. 127, 133, 155, 156, 157, 159 Lux. Martha 50. 138, 140, 143 Lynch. Jack 102, 162 Lyons. Russell 85 M McAdams, Skipper 103, 167 McAvoy, Elizabeth 85. 125, 128, 134, 163 McAvoy, Russell 50 McCarley, Martha Jane 50, 126, 129, 134, 151, 157. 175 McCay, Patricia 85. 156 McClean. Patty 50, 142 McCluiston, Roger 51 280 McClure, Myra 85. 87, 93. 91, 129, 143, 114, 149 McCorkle, Julie 103 McCracken, Pauline 74, 85 McCuistcn. Konnic 85, 233 McCutchcon, Paige 50, 161 McDaniel, Janet 85, 138, 140, 153 McDaniel, Wayne 51 McGehce, Mona 85, 156 McIntyre, Lorrinda 86, 135, 143, 146, MR, 162, 195 McKay, Brenda 38. 51, 132, 142, 152, 167 McKay. Matt 103 McKay, Pat 85, 146, 149, 209, 233, 234 McLcese, Eddie 86 McLin, Joyce 103 McManus, Walter 103 Me Morris, Julie 51. 121, 123, 124, 129, 132. 133, 157 McMurrav, Mary Beth 51, 146, 148, 153. 157, 195 MacCurdy. Bill 51, 121, 151, 155, 170, 171, 175 MacCurdy. Dale 51, 121, 123, 124, 130, 151, 157, 167, 170, 171, 175 MacKay, Harry 86, 233 Magee, Dana 102 Magee, Michelle B6, 128, 146 Maggio, Charles 51 Maher, Carolyn 51. 114, 116, 120, 121, 123, 124, 126, 127, 129, 134, 159, 163 Major, Marian 77, 86, 132 Mancuso, Larry 52 Mann, Becky 133, 102, 152, 236 Mann, Lawrence 102 Mann, Bill 52. 142, 236 Maranto. Charles 102, 146, 148 Maranto. Evelyn 52. 54, 114 Maranto, Pat 102, 138 Maranto, Toni 102, 147 Mareelle, Alice 103, 147 Marccliious, Lyndouf 103 Marioncaux. Kim 103 Marsden, Rhonda 146, 148 Marshall, Jay 52, 151 Martens, Terri 103. 326 Martin, Drbhie 103, 159, 162 Martin. Ernest 86. 125, 155, 159, 165 Martin, Whit 38, 52, 124, 135, 155 Maruschak. Bobby 103, 217 Mash, Steve 52 Matamoros, Sissy 103 Mathcs, Charlotte 52 Mathes, Jerry 86, 166 Matthews, Donn 103 Matthews, Pam 103 May, Colleen 52, 114, 143, 157 May, Mary Anne 103, 132, 163 Mayer. Debra 86. 114. 128, 137. 143, 163 Mayers. Frankie 52, 152 Mayeux, Russell 86. 152 Mazcrat. Diane 52, 155 Meador, Randy 86. 219 Melancon, Charles 52 Melanson. Marian 52, 142, 163 Messina. Virginia 103 Mctrailcr, Richard 86, 209, 229 Metz. Mary 103. 138 Michael. Herbie 103 Mikronis, David 103 Mikronis. Diane 53. 143 Milano, Richard 103 Miller. Betty 103 Miller. Lindy 149 Miller. Margaret 53 Millet, Patricia 86, 143, 146 Millican, Sally 86, 133, 143 Milligan. Trudy 103, 142 Millsap, Evelyn 86, 114, 143 Milner, Marty 86, 91, 118, 149, 223 Mire, Jennifer 86 Miremont, Timmy 103 Mister, Carroll 86, 161, 162, 160 Mitchell, Carol 53. 115, 124, 126, 131, 142, 149, 151, 161, 171, 175, 177, 188, 189 Mitts, Martha 103, 138 Mitts, Thomas 53, 138, 139, 140, 146, 148, 175, 194 Mixon, Connie 103, 163 Mock, Belinda 103 Monlcgue, Laurie 103, 142 Montet, Jeannie 86, 134 Montet, Melanie 103, 156 Montet, Patty 53. 134, 161 Montgomery, Jan 103 Montgomery, Reginald 103, 229 Montgomery, Trudy 103 Moore, Cheryl 53, 146 Moore, Jack 86, 165 Moore, Jackie 87, 164, 165 Moore, Mitchell 87 Moore, Pat 103 Moore, Paula 104, 157 Moore, William 86 Moores, Robert 87 Moran, Jane 53 Moran, Joan 53, 158 Moreland. Ricky 79. 87, 114, 115, 116, 121, 149, 15 4, 226. 236 Morgan, Betty 54 Morrisette, Don 54, 143 Morrison, Katy 52, 54, 142, 157, 193, 194, 198, 199 Morse, David 87 Morton, Meg 104, 156 Moser, Kathy 54. 115, 121, 123, 124, 126. 127, 129, 131, 137, 159, 166, 167 Moses, Elizabeth 153, 146, 87, 143 Mostkoff, Ann 104 Mostkoff, Dale 54, 142, 151, 167 Motsingcr, Guy 87, 142, 143 Murphrec, Karen 104 Murphrce, Loninc 54 Murphrec, Mike 101, 217 Myers, Johnny 101 N Nance, Linda 87 Nacol, Martha 104, 156 Naquin, Steve 101, 142, 147, 217 Nason, Lindy 101, 142, 157 Naylor, John 87 Nelson, Mark 54, 229 Ncsom, Mary 87 Ncsser, Claude 101, 151, 152, 159,163 Newman. Alfred 121 Newman, Pamclu 101 Newman, Richard 87 Newton, Karla 87,143, 160, 153, 156 Nicholas, Phillip 55 Nichols, Carol 104 Nix. Billy 101, 167 Noah, Robert 55 Norton, JoEllcn 104, 114, 136 Norton, Nancy 105, 134, 162 Norton, Patricia 87, 92, 128, 136, 155 Norwood, Diane 87, 188,191 Norwood, Jimmy 55 Noto, Charles 87 0 Oakley, Kathy 105, 157 Odom, Hunt 105, 217 Oliver, Nancy 55, 143, 157 Omberg, Cherie 55, 146, 152 Orillion, Patrick 138, 140 Ory, Beth 55. 157 Osbonnr, Mark 105,217 Ourso. David 105 Ourso, Nancy 55, 127, 142,157, 167 Overton, Paula 105, 142, 152, 157 Owens, Carolyn 55 Owens, Tracy 55, 115, 158 Owen, Trez 55, 152, 157 P Packard, James 160 Page, Doug 88, 143, 149, 223 Page, Frank 88, 155 Palmen, Diane 105 Parent, Gerald 105, 152 Parish, Michelle 105, 147 Parker, llowiard 105 Parsons, Becky 31, 55, 124, 142, 152, 160 Passman, Carol 115, 125, 128, 134, 159, 163 Passman, Christine 105 Palin, Krill. 149, 219, 222 Patrick, Sean 88 Patterson, Bobbie 88 Patterson, Isaac 103 Patzig, Lynne 105, 161, 164, 236 Payne, Brian 88 Payne, Jan 55, 159, 171, 195 Paynr, Steve 209 Pecoraro, Valerie 88 Peek. Diane 8-4, 88, 121, 125, 129, 137, 155, 159, 163, 236 Peek, Jane 55, 114, 121, 12-4, 127, 129, 132, 134, 155, 175, 236 Peek, Susan 72. 88, 121, 123, 125, 129, 137, 155, 159, 163, 236 Peel, John 56, 115, 143, 229, 231 Pence, Steven 56 Penn, Beverly 56, 143, 152, 157 Pcrcle, David 105, 193, 194, 205, 217 Pcrclc, Helen 89, 160 Percy. Adrian 89, 92. 114, 115, 117, 121, 129, 149, 155, 209, 236 Percy, Hereford 31. 56. 115, 118, 121, 124. 127, 129, 130, 155, 156, 175, 180, 219, 221, 236 Perkins, Donna 56, 142, 147, 157 Perkins, Harry 56 Perna, Pat 147 Perry, Chryal 105 Persinger, Nancy 105, 142, 164 Peters, Glenn 105, 217, 229, 231 Peters, Louis 105 Pctrce, David 105, 146 Petty, Lee 89, 151 Phillips, Gunda 89 Phillips, Linda 89 Phillips, Willie 56, 146 Pierre, Deborah 105 Pilcher, Cheryl 105. 114. 142, 149 Pinegar, Jimmy 105, 217 Pineg3r, Joan 89, 156 Pitre, Rosa lee 89 Plew, Roger 105 Polazola, Shep 73, 88, 149 Porter, Pam 56, 133, 157, 167 Porter, Peggy 105 Porter, Susie 105, 134, 152 Potts, John 56 Pourcrau, Mark 56 Pourciau, Richard 89 Powell, Clclla 105 Powell. John 57, 165 Powell, Karen 105, 160 Pratt, Chcrri 89, 139, 193, 194, 202 Pratt, Debbie 57, 157 Prescott, Jimmy 57, 115, 127, 135 Prescott, Janice 89, 166 Price, Jeff 105 Price, Peggy 89, 146 Pritchett. Roy 89 Prosser, Polly 89,160 Purprra, James 105 R Rabenhorst, David 89, 118, 155, 229 Rabenhor6t, Scott 105 Rabun,John 105 Raggio, A dele 105, 236 Raggio, Annette 57, 132, 167 Raggio, Camille 105, 136, 162, 224 Ragusa, Margaret 105 Rainey, Tommy 105, 146 Ratcliff. Mike 105, 138, 140 Rayburn. Larry 105, 229 Reed, Douglas 89 Reed, John 89 Rcuther. John 57, 152 Reynolds, Marie 89, 114, 128, 133, 166, 193, 202 Reynolds, Donald 89 Reynolds. Becky 44, 57, 115, 127, 166, 167 Rick, James 105 Richard. John Dallas 57, 114, 118, 121, 124, 155 Richard, Terry 105, 136, 142, 144. 152, 164 Richards, Jeffrey 89 Richardson, John 33, 38, 57, 146, 233 Kicks, Rebecca 57 Riggle, Mike 105 Rinaudo, Donna 57, 157, 193, 195 Roane, Debra 57, 59. 152, 166, 167 Robarts, John 57,138, 140, 165 Roberts, Beverly 105, 136, 160 Roberts, Wesley 105 Robertson, Jimmy 106 Robichaux, Joan 89, 128, 137, 155 Robinson, Thomas 53. 80, 89. 114, 115, 116, 121, 143, 149, 155. 226, 236 Rockford, Cary 57 Rogers, Doyle 106 Rogers, Frank 106 Rogers, Gale 106 Rogillis, Kathy 106 Romano, Jimmy 57 Rome, Judy 89 Root, Barr ' 106, 152, 167, 237 Root, Paula 89, 143, 166, 236 Rose, Janine 89, 114 Rose, Vicki 58, 157 Rotolla, David 114 Rougon, Cynthia 89, L13, 163 Roux, Tcrance 90 Rowell, Debbie 58, 143, 146, 148, 193, 195, 201 Rowmain, Donna 39, 58, 167, 200 Russell, Daniel 90. 209 Russell, Johnny 90 Rutledge, Barbara 90, 143, 153, 155 S Safer, Kathy 106, 147 Saia. Sammie Jo 90 Sarizan, Cindy 106, 147 Saizan, Johanna 58, 161 Saizon, Kandy 106 Salt , David 90, 114 Salt , Hyman 58 Salvant, Paul 90, 146, 239 Sanchez, Albcrma 58 Sanchez. Debra 58, 158 Sandahl. Steve 58, 114, 118, 121, 124, 127, 129. 135, 149, 166, 167 Sanders. Glenn 38 Sands, Tom 59,115, 138, 140, 193, 200 Santangelo, Russell 59 Sauer, Priscilla 106 Saurage, Ronnie 59 Saxton. Gwen 59 Scheffy, Jim 106, 118, 167, 225 Scheffy, Lee 31, 3a 59, 115, 120, 121, 124, 129, 149. 175, 209. 218, 219, 220, 222 Scheuermann, Pat 90. 91 Schcxnoder, Marilyn 59 Shiro, Tommy 106 Schmiedcr, Jenny 90. 163 Schneider. Jeffery 57 Schoeffler, Diane 90 Schoeffler, Juannie 59, 155, 165 Schneiber, Loren 90 Schreiber, Paul 90, 143, 166 Schroeder. Clyde 106, 142 SchrolJ. Wendy 88. 106, 134 Schulingkamp. Pam 59, 142, 157, 195 Schulingkamp, Peggy 90, 143 Scobee, Renee 106 Scott, Deborah 90. 137, 155, 163 Scott, Maureen 59, 158 Scott, Ronnie 90 Scruggs. Billy 90 Scurria, Mike 106 Seaman, Perry 106 Starlet, Loulana 90 Sequin, Crystal 90. 146 Sellen, Russell 90. 166, 233 Sellers, Alfreda 106. 115, 138, 139, 163 Sevier, Beverly 90. 146, 157 Sevier, Ricky 59, 106. 114, 142,149, 152, 167, 220, 223 Shaffers, Rhonda 106,147 Sharp, Micheal 91, 143 Sharp, Steve 91 Shatford, Carmila 91 Shields, Jim 106, 138 Sibley, Don 106, 138, 139 Sicard, Roland 106 SUvcy, Clark 91 Simmons, Laurie 106, 133, 136, 163 Simmons, Richard 209 Simmons, Sharlee 91, 128, 135, 153, 156, 160. 236 Simms, John 106 Simoneauz. Scott 106, 217 Simpkins, Heidi 59, 142,157,162 Sims, Doro 60, 121, 124, 127, 137, 149, 155, 157 Sims, Joey 143, 209 Singleton, John 106 Sistrunk, Lynn 106, 147 Smith, Betty 91 Smith, Brenda 91, 143 Smith, Cathy 106, 164 Smith. Charles 36. 60, 149, 178, 209, 215 Smith, Denise 106, 162 Smith, Gary 60 Smith, George 106, 217 Smith, Irene 91, 128, 129, 133, 134,143, 155 Smith, James 38, 60, 142, 209, 216 Smith, Bubba 91, 143, 146, 149 Smith, Justin 106, 164, 234 Smith, Kelvin 106 Smith, Particia 91, 146 Smith, Peggy 60 Smith, Rob 106 Smith, Sally 60, 114, 161 Smith, Warren 106 Snee, Diane 106, 146 Snee, Will 91, 229, 231 Snoddy, Dale 209, 211 Snoddy, Philip 107 Sommers, Carolyn 91, 125, 133, 155 Sommers, Suzanne 107, 152 Spencer, Mary Ann 107, 142 Spiller, Lindsey 60, 114, 118, 162 Spiller, Richard 91, 162 Spillman, Cathy 107 Spinosa, Christine 107 Sprue]!, Rudy 107 Stadther, Donald 91 Stafford, Donna 91 Stafford. Margaret 91, 125, 128, 132. 164, 165 Stafford, Richard 107 Stafford. Ronnie 107 St. Amant, Guy 107 Stanley, Cora 91 Staples, Bowman 107, 163 Stein. Brittion 107, 156, 162, 217 Stein. Sharon 60, 157, 167 Steplwns, John 107, 229 Stevens, Particia 91, 162 Stewart. Bing 60, 118, 129, 130, 149, 219. 223, 225. 239 Stewart, Kathleen 91, 134, 156, 164, 165 Stewart, Palph 61, 229 Stoekwell. Anne 91, 143, 165 Stogner, Jeanne 61, 146 Stout. Bobby 91. 133. 166 Stout. Jan 92 Stowrll, Chris 107, 164 St. Pierre, Donna 107 Strader. Bob 61. 155, 233, 234 Strickland, Cay 167 Stroblc. Vaughn 61, 114. 209. 211, 216 Suarey, Elena 107 Sullivan, Gail 107 Sullivan, Hamilton 92 Sullivan, Leak 107, 195 Sullivan, Mary Anna 61, 161 Sullivan, Ruth 107, 142, 162 Summer?, Victor F. 92, 138, 140 Sumrow, Beau 107, 217 Sumrow, Clare 62. 161 Swaggant, Donnie 107 Swarwz, Miriam 62 Swayze, Bobby 62 Switzer. Joanie 31, 62, 67, 121, 127, 131, 151. 155, 156. 159, 181 T Tacneau. Ronald 107 Tamplet, Wallace 107, 164 Tardo, Jerry Diane 62, 146, 148 Tardo, Lois Dathryn 92, 166 Taylor, Grady Edwin, 92, 151, 155 Taylor, Robert Glenn 62 Tedford. Becky 107, 133, 236 Templet, Mike 107 Templet, Rondalyn Mae 92, 143. 160, 161, 194 Tetren, Susan 158 Theriot, Edward M. 92 Thibodeaux, Julia 62 Thigpen, Lola 62, 142, 157 Thomas, Marian Delores 87, 92, 128 129, 134, 166 Thompson, Edwin 55, 62, 130, 142, 149, 150, 151, 167 Thompson, Jim 92, 165 Thompson, Kathy 108 Thompson, l ura 74, 92, 115, 128. 137, 149, 155, 236 Thompson. Michael 62, 118, 167, 229 Thorgeson. Rudy 108, 164 Thorming. Linda 62, 115, 127, 142, 157. 167 Thorn ing, Robert 108 Thornton, Shcryll 108 Thorpe. Jim 142 Thurman. Mary Ann 108, 162 Tims, Janet 92 Tingle, Kicky 108 Torre, Jcrrie 108. 162 Toups, Pam 108 Trahan. Benell 63. 115, 127, 142. 157, 169, 171. 175 Travis, Alton Randall 92 Travis, George 63. 114, 135, 142, 154, 155, 175, 193. 211 Traylor. Alan 63. 138 Tricou. Mike 63. 142, 146 Triche, Karen 92 Triplett. Darryl 92 Tucker, Connie Marie 73, 93, 114, 129, 134, 155. 159, 163, 193 Turk, Carol 93, 143 Turner, Florence 93, 114, 132, 236, 237 Turner, James 108, 229 Turner. Lillie 108 Turner, .Nina 108 Turner. Raymond 63. 123, 124, 138, 139, 140, 164, 165 Tuttle. Laurie Jeanne 93, 143 Tuttle, Margaret 63 u Underwood, Ruth 108, 157, 195 Upchurch. Randy 108 V Veazey, Barry 67 Von Collin, William 67 Vernon, Jenny 93, 125, 133, 155 Vensen, Kathy 108 Vcrrette, Pauia 93, 166 Vicccllio. Lawrence 108 Vigcr. Paul 93. 229 Vigor. Wick 108 Von Collen, Linda 108 Vince, Monica 93, 143. 152 w Waddell, Missy 108, 132, 162 Wade, Bennie 108 Wade. Jerry 108, 273 Waggcnspack, Gwen 63, 142, 157 Waite, David 63 Warts, James 93 Walken, Chuck 109 Walker, Marc 93. 138. 140 W'alcin. Joan 109, 136 Walker. Winina 162 Wallace, Audrey 93 Wallace, David 109, 138, 140 Wallace, Gene Michael 93, 138. 139, 140 Wallace, Sheryl 109 Wallace. Alvin 109, 217 Wallace. Charles 63 Waller. Nancy M. 127. 137. 142, 146, 155. 157, 162, 167 Wander. Elaine 61, 167 Ward, Frank 109 Ward, Michelle 72, 3. 93. 115, 121, 125, 127. 137, 142, 143, 152. 163, 236. 237 Ward, Sheryl 64. 146 Warmack, Edward 93. 162, 166 Wascom. Angela 93 Watson, Thomas 93 Washauer, Susan 109, 136, 152 Watson. Mike 64. 143. 146 Watts, Gynell 64. 146, 148 Webb, Martlia 109, 138, 139, 162 Webcn, Dudley 109, 217 Webster, Lawanda 93, 138 Wcilbachcr, Ellen 131, 65. 157 Weill, Laurie 93. 128, 133, 155 Weiner, Dale 65, 114, 142, 149, 151, 209 Welch, William 93. 149, 166. 209 Wells, Carl 93 Westley, Howard 109 Wheeler. Nina 65, 158 White, Donna 109, 133, 136 White, Donald 109 White, Deward 65, 155 White, Juliett 65, 158 White. Jessica 65, 138 White, Edgar 93. 233 White, Karen 93 Whitehead, Christine 109, 142, 156 Whitehead. Jerri 109 W'hitrhead, Randy 109 Whittington, David 93 Wicken, Debbie 109 Wiggins. Joan 93 Wild, Wendy 109. 164 Wild. Walter 93, 236 W ilkes, Ted 109, 142, 239 Wilkes, Ann 66, 142 Wilkinson, Kenny 115, 124, 130, 151, 154, 167 Will. Jan 66. 123, 124, 138, 139, 140, 185 Williams, Alban Enrique 94 Williams, Anne 94, 113, 153, 156, 194 Williams. Ellen 91, 128, 137, 149, 236 Williams. Jan 106, 109, 114, 149, 163, 192, 236 Williams, Joan 66, 127, 135, 143 Williams, Todd 38. 66, 229 Willie, Laura 66, 158 Wilmorc. Diana 66 Willoughby, Carol 109 Willoughby, Charles 94, 209, 239 WiLford, Karen 110 Wilson, Deborah 66 Wilson, Wanda 67 Wilson, Alvin 110, 138 Wilson. Bonnie 110, 146 Wilson. Leslie 94. 156 Wilson. Sandra 110, 142, 162 Wilson. Stewart 91, 162 Wise, Valeric 94 Winters, Steve 110, 193, 205, 217 Winters, Warren 67, 167 Witherspoon, William 67, 149, 152. 209 Wolf, Henry 91. 166 Womack, Mac 110, 217 Wumack, Lydia 147, 82, 94, 114 Wood. Amelia 67, 142, 155, 157, 159, 162 Wood. John 110, 114. 142, 161, 162, 193, 191, 205, 225, 227, 236 Worts, Kimbcr 110 Wren, Eddie 110, 217, 225, 239 Wren. 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