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

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1971 volume:

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CTp - U TL-€XJV •' tic OJ-t _ ‘ AV X' . SJ J3 n uur-i j tCV-yg C j ittJS, £k d U?fe. iWi Fricassee 371 Baton Rouge High School Baton Rouge, Louisiana Volume 56 1 Our lives are hedged about with SOUNDS. From tin; harsh alarm that wakes us to a work dav. Till the last big beat drum roll fades away to rest. Our attitudes, Our emotions Are conditioned by the sounds of things. Caught in its pag ;s. Fricassee 71 brings you THE SOUNDS OF BATON ROUGE HIGH. 2 Sounds of Morning . . ’I pledge allegiance to the Hag'' . . . morning announcements . . . Do we have to buy lunch passes? . . . roll call . . . locker doors . . . Who’s absent?” . . . rainy days . . . club periods . . . busses . . . Shut up Leo! . . . posters . . . homeroom meetings . . . Mr. Johnson, I don’t understand!’' . . . discussions . . . elections . . . schedule changes . . . Buy your Fricassee! . . . football tickets . . . crowded halls . . . morning after morning. 4 Sounds of Silence . . . Please remain standing for a moment of silent prayer.” . . . vacant halls . . . ACT . . . old traditions . . . mid-terms . . . exams . . . quiet of classes hard at work . . . desperation . . . NEDT . . . uncertainly . . . defeat . . . concentration . . . 3:35 . . . heartbreak . . . SAT . . . hope . . . 8:09 . . . looking over shoulders . . . empty chairs ... finals. 6 Sounds of Spirit . . . Go Bulldogs! . . . door panels . . . BEWARE . . . groovy, groovy, groovy . . . touchdowns . . . green ami gold . . . pep rallies. . . Who wants a ticket?” . . . Alma Mater . . . homecoming . . . Seniors ’71 . . . pompons . . . Butch . . . pep tags . . . Eat urn up Dogs!” . . . homeroom banners . . . get mean big green . . . the thrill of victory . . . BRHS competition . . . opening kickoff . . . goal line stands . . . the agony of defeat. . . booster calendars . . . hi-steppers . . . spirit jug . . . the band . . . pep breakfast . . . Let's hear it with one last VICTORY!!” 8 Sounds of People . . . Cheers . . . What did you gel for number 12?” . . . reports. . . ’Can I borrow a pencil?” . . . experiments . . . What’s for lunch?” . . . lectures . . . Arc you going to join? . . . band warm up . . . I’ve got four tests today!” . . . typing . . . Como Esla?” . . . echoing footsteps ... ”1 lost my lunch pass! ... Oh no! . . . What test?” . . . greetings . . . Want a style show ticket?” . . . friends . . . Smiley, I can't find my shoe!” . . . thousands of voices. to Faculty Editor: Ginger Carradinr 13 Administration Showed Never Ending Patience in ’71 Quid . . . efficient . . . interested . . . earnest . . . responsible . . . helpful . . . overseer . . . dedicated . . . spirited . . . friendly . . . eager . . . busy . . . administrator — BRHS Principal, Mr. Dennis P. Burge. 14 Thoughtful . . . informative . . . 'cool’ . . . concerned . . . earing . . conservative . . . distinguished — BRMS assistant principal, Frederick Church. 15 New Teachers, New Year, and New Problems MRS. ERNESTINE M. AIKEN'S . . . Art; Design; Sponsor of Art Club MRS. LOIS B. AIKENS .. . American History; World Geography MRS. CE.NEVIEVE F. AIL-LET . . . Librarian; Sponsor of Librarv Club MISS PATRICIA ALEXANDER . . . H and PE; Co-Sponsor of the Boosters MRS. RUTH C. ATHERTON . . . Geometry; Senior Arithmetic MR. 0. WAYNE AUSTIN . . . H and PE: Head Basketball Coach MRS. MARJORIE N. BLOCKER . . . Vocal Music MRS. LILLIAN W. BOEHRINGER . .. Eng-lish I. II: Sponsor of FTA (top right) Are we behind again?” (right) A familiar face in the office, Mrs. Kleinpcter was always willing to lend a hand. (middle) Mrs. Williams sings her Christmas message to the student Sodv. 16 MR. CHARLES R. BROWNING . . . Algebra I; Gen-rral Science; Sponsor of the Safely Club MRS. GERTRUDE M. CLARK . . . English II; Sponsor of FNA MRS. LAURA L. COTTON . . . English MI MR. BUFFINGTON C. COX . . . Guidance MR. JOHN B. DEJEAN . .. World History; World Geography; H and PE; Sensor of Red Cross MRS. SHIRLEY B. FLEET . . . Civics: World Geography MRS. GWENDOLYN R. GAMBLE . . . Guidance MRS. PHOEBE ANN GAS-PERECZ . . . Algebra I MRS. NORMA F. GF.RACE . . . Biology; Sponsor of Junior Academy of Sciences MISS BEATRICE GLASS . . . Latin; English II MR. CHARLES W. HILL . . . Typing I; Head Track Coach MR. ROBERT D. HOLDER . . . H and PE (left) He Has a new coach and il was a new year — Coach Hill inspired the Dogs to another victory. 17 BRHS Welcomed 25 New Faculty Me? MR. HENRY HOLLINS . . . General Science MR. ROBERT HUGHES . . . POD; American History; Sponsor of the Key Club MRS. PATRICIA HUGH-MARK . . . Chemistry MRS. JOHN A. HUNTER . . . English III, IV; Sponsor of the Beta Club MRS. WILLIE M. JACK-SON . . . Biology MRS. MARY M. JETSON . . . American History MR. GUY W. JOHNSON . . . Advanced Math; Algebra I; Co-Sponsor of Mu Alpha Theta; Co-Sponsor of the Fricassee MRS. CLEO P. JONES . . . Civics; French A; Co-Sponsor of the Fricassee MR. WILLIAN LIGNOS . . . Physics; Algebra II; Sponsor of Sigma Fellowship MR. WILLIS LEON McGRAW . . . Civics; Head Football Coach MR. CHARLES MacMl'R-DO . . . Spanish ABCDE MISS MARIE Y. MAR-CELLE . . . Algebra I; General Malh MRS. CAREY S. MATHIS . . . Algebra I, II: Sponsor National Honor Society MISS MARIETTA MILLET . . . French ABCDE; Spanish A MRS. IRIS D. MORGAN . . . Home Ec IV; Senior Home Ec; Co-Sponsor of FHA MRS. HELEN E. MORRISON . . . English I MRS. F.LVA J. C. NANLAL . . . Librarian MR. CHESTER PHILLIPS . . . Distributive Education [lop left) You would be worried too if your books were off $143..%. top) Doe. a deer, a female deer. Ra . . . BRHS Faculty 71 — Outstanding in MR. WILLIAM PICHF. . . . Band; General Music MR. WILLIAM R. QUINN General Science; Trainer MR. II ■ ! ::in RIVAIJI.T . . . World Geography MRS : ORES ' G. SCH English II; Germ . J CD; Sponsor of the German Club MRS. P: COLA L. SCOTT . . . Biology; Home Ec 1 MRS. ANN H. SILVA .. . Bookkeeping I: Typing 1 MRS. M. C. SMILEY . .. H and PE: Gi Sponsor of the Boosters MRS. JEWMNE S. SMITH . . . Business Machines; Typing I!. Sponsor of COE MRS. MARY C. SMITH . . . English I. Ill MRS. SARAH S. SPENCE . . . Home Ec I. II. HI; Co-Sponsor of EH A (lop right) Mrs. Hunter listens as the teacher group sings at their debut performance at the Christmas Program. (middle) Doctor MacMurdo teaches El Espanol. (right) Mrs. Aillet poses for her picture as Mr. Hughes sneaks into her files. 20 (middle left) Mr. Hugh discuss old footltall injury with Goach McCraw. (bottom) Mr. Johnson and Mrs. Jones discuss yearbook plans with Taylor representative, Mr. Fred Elsing. MRS. C. M. STRANGE . . . English IV; AP English MR. GEORGE V. VARINO JR. . . . Guidance MRS. MARGARET M. VERNON . . . Geometry; Senior Arithmetic; Go-Sponsor of Mu Alpha Theta MR. ALBERT T. WESTALL . . . Driving Education MRS. OUIDA L. WHALEN . . . Typing II; Shorthand I MRS. ALMENIA F. WILLIAMS . . . H and PE; Go-Sponsor of the Boosters MRS. MARY WILSON . . . World Geography: English MISS GLADYS YOUNC .. . English I, III 21 Marriatinc Cohn Kathy Wood 23 Leadership, Loyalty, Courtesy, Seroi Brookic Ailphin Kami) Brown Jo Ann Anderson Ginger Carradinc Robin Benton Mike Connor James Black Sherri Con . ' - 24 and Scholarship: Who’s Who at BRHS Keith Kimble Richard Levert Each year the BRHS faculty honors a small number of graduating seniors by selecting them to appear on this page of the yearbook. Characteristics of leadership, loyalty, courtesy, service, and scholarship shown by the student throughout his career at Baton Rouge High are the criteria for selection. By their many contributions toward enhancing the quality of life at our school, these members of the class of 71 have earned the esteem and respect of their teachers. Prideful of their accomplishments, we congratulate them as they join the ranks of WHO'S WHO AT BRHS. Myra McClure Ricky Moreland Adrian Percy Tommy Robinson Kathleen Stewart Jenny Vernon Michelle Ward 25 Johnny Christ — Senior Favorite mu rt iti •!•••• ..... i j I A 7'V ' ■' 1 1111 . ... La moat a iui.utnimuii.il i f ■ r.f .■ r f. .t .’.s. f.f A . • m h t ■'rtmfi wHM’.wM. t‘ MV W ' VM't'A.i v • ', ' ' • ' ' ' ............. ....... ' • trtitft � i; B.R.H.S. Homecoming Court Homecoming Queen Sherri Connor 36 Junior Shelia Edwards Sophomore Maids Kathy Allement Debbie Johnson 39 Freshman Maid Donna Pino Rose Schexnayder 41 Fricassee Presented — The Comic Strip Ball The Annual Beaux ami Belles Beauty Pageant, sponsored by the FRICASSEE Staff, was held on December 12, 1970. The participants, selected as representatives of a homeroom or club, were judged on their overall appearance and attractiveness. From these nominees 12 seniors. 6 juniors, 6 sophomores, and 6 freshmen were chosen. {upper rifihi) Tommy Mills. Baton Rouge High graduate, continues tradition by providing fine musical entertainment (upper left) Micky Johnston, as Emcee, kept the program running smoothly. 42 4 • itnlfl 43 (middle left) Dianne Norwood gave the judges a big smile. (middle) Mike Sellcn provided enlerlainmcnl at intermission. Junior Belles Judy Erwin Laurie Montague Sandra Compton 50 Junior Beaux Joe Dean John Enquist George Cobb 51 Sophomore Belles Kathy Allement Billie Davinson 52 Melanie Hanson Sophomore Beaux Alvin Mosby David Dickinson 53 Steve Barnes Freshman Belles Sheila Warren Freshman Beaux Jack Fain Martin deBeneditta Louis Herthum I Organizations Kathy Lee Allreda Sellers Elva Mile 59 The New Student Government This year the Student Council changed its name to the Baton Rouge High Student Government. During the year, it sponsored and participated in many service and fund raising projects; Bullpup day; an assembly with guest speakers Robert Acrtker, Woody Dumrs. Eddy Bauer, and Joe Dclpit; canned food drive; Butch Fund drive; and the sale of BRHS decals. sport parkers and license plates. Tommy Robinson and Jay Dardenne attended the Louisiana Association of Student Council Convention at Monroe, l.a., and the entire Student Government participated in the Student Council Exchange Program with all schools in East Baton Rouge Parish. The officers for this year’s Student Government are as follows from left to right: (right) Tommy Robinson. President; Mary Gray Alexander, Secretary; Jay Dardcnnc, Treasurer, Jim Black, Vice President. The Executive Board chairmen are: (middle right) Front row: Vcrdiana Grassi, Kathleen Stewart. Lolly Thomj son. Rack row: Billy Edrington. Butch Freeman, Jeff Hughes, Harry Barton, Randy Brown. Mr. Hollins. (be.lnui) Mr. Bacol, sponsor. EXECUTIVE BOARD: Front row: Penny Barrios. Nancy Hirsh, Robin Benton, Helene Forrester, Stephanie Boy ter. Kathleen Stewart. Ixdly Thompson. Verdi-ana Grassi. Beth Howell, Katin 1-ee, Debbie Scott. 2nd row: Carol Passman. Myra McClure, Joe Dean, John Wood, Harry Barton. Jeff Hughes, Adrian Percy. Butch Freeman, Donald Hood, Keith Kimble, Steve Payne. 3rd rou: Jackie Jones. Lucy Berman. Lorinda McIntyre. Sandra Gray. Alfreda Sellers. Brookie All-phin, Lee Herrington. Fred Johnson. Regi Montgomery, Florence Turner. Mae Mae Edwards. -Uh rote: Robert Dampf. Patricia Grayson, Barry Baker. Rickv Moreland. James Turner. Richard Levert. 60 H r « Rcprcwnutivc ar.d Ahcraair, in ilpMmiol order Karen AmiPro. Ciful Barthk. bn 6,l.r MrUrw Rai. li .r. Robin Be.tor. F.I.xaUth B-u. Duyfci tt.tfin.Twnm Bowl. ?i! 3r t . Count Camidy, Sandra Compton. Sherri Connor. Robert Dimpf. Eluabeth Dunlin. luy.-r Di . 3 Dainon. Timmy Drnmtnn. Guy Dirhary. Di� x) D t r � . Belton Ihdee. Juice- Dogn . •' Su ir Dwrocher. Che: lot u Elian, Mary U ii3i. Sown Elkiai. Jimmy El;i� . Sharrmi Ewr. Jwk Fiib. Cindy Font. Michelle Caidiy. Mirk Haile. Mary Hall. Dune Hannanun. Kenny Har-•r.. fair Haokm.. Pane llayn. Cmpi llraton. law Hrrhom. Rujer lli-str. El a Hilr. D.roihv Hill. r rh Hc«J. Beth Honed. Debora Johnon. Ricky Johmon. Mike Jorv-v Karla Klintf. Ka:k KuSlamn. Debra Lanb. Drbra IxRbv. Cteflon It . Ju f Latlieyohn. Palxxli lirfV, Barbara Mark. Diana Mirant;.. Lee Maranlo. Marilyn Maya. Chark. Meuk. Jan Mile . Uorir Montqpar! Jan Montgomery. Claude Newer. Carl Nellie.. Deane Norwood. Duty Pa(|e. Caikt Parker. Iwae Patterwm. Sle r Payne. J„n, R„b«Kau«. July Home. Joyce Sanders Sue Sihoyder. DebUe Send. Mike Sttfnm. Skarke Simmons Jeff IWning. Ronnie Torito. Barbara T� ap� . Annette Trwhe. Dank TnpcktL Lib Turner. Jonathan Vaiyhn. Saedrn Vernon. Martha V’ollmerhau n. Chip Waldrop. Muhelk Ward. Mike Wompold. Terry Jo Wreh.kr. Jaoire Well.. Karen White. Fret! B Miner. John Wood. Lttlie Wren. An inter-racial council was formed and sponsored by the Student Government this year. They met after Student Government meetings and discussed topics of concern to the school. Sponsors of the group wrere Mr. Gcbhart and Mr. Hollins. Members of the inter-racial council are: (mitlMe left) Front rou: Ricky Moreland. Alice Marcelle, Nancy Hirsh, Jonathan Vaughn. Adrian Percy. Back row: Mr. Hollins. Kendrick Pealing, Brookie Allphin. J. J. Johnson. Walter McManis. Rcgi Montgomery. Mr. Gebhart. {aboie) Mr. Gebhart conducts an inter-racial meeting. (left) A discussion at an Inter-racial meeting. 61 National Honor Society Recogmzt The National Honor Society of Baton Rouge High consisted of 30 Seniors who maintained a 3.5 average for five semesters, from the ninth grade until the first semester of the eleventh grade. These members encouraged Scholarship, Leadership. and Service. Mrs. Carey S. Mathis (right) was the faculty advisor. Officers lor 70-71 were: Robin Benton, Vice President Linda Dawson. Secretary Keith Kimble. Treasurer Lee Herrington. President Jo Ann Anderson Ann 3 'n Robin Benton Lucy Berman Julie Chapman ara Chapman James Crane I 0 D Aubin Linda Dawson Cathy Fall Susannc Cidan Sandra Gray Lee Herrington Nancy Hirsch Trudi Hopper Dodic Jonston Gayle Kettler Keith Kimble 62 Academic Merit Eddie Martin Rickey Moreland Pal Norton Carol Passman Diane Peck Susan Peek Carolyn Sommers Kathleen Steward Connie Tucker Jenny Vernon Michelle Ward Karen White (left) These were the five members of the National Honor Society who were in constant competition for Valedictorian: Gayle Kettler, Kathleen Stewart. Eddie Martin. Lucy Berman, and Linda Dawson. 63 Key Club Officers Provided Good Leadership President: Rickey Moreland Vice President: Robert Dampf Historian: Harry Barton Senior Director: Tommy Robinson Junior Director: Skipper McAdams Sophomore Director Howard Kussel BRHS Key Club Was Something to Believe in The Baton Rouge High Chapter of the Key Club was sponsored by the Kiwanis International. School service projects included: Publishing of the Key to give students a clear picture of BRHS. selling programs at football games, ami sponsoring the Homecoming dance. Members also worked on community projects. Four members attended a Key Club convention in Cleveland, Ohio this summer. A willingness to work, demonstration of leadership, and maintaining a •3.0 average wen- requirements. Members Were Always Willing to Work Tommy Bartkiewicz Randy Brown Bryan Burns Mike Connor Jim Coxe James Crane Joe Dean Butch Freeman Marshal Harrison Ricky Hcromcn Lee Herrington Don Hood 65 Farout Few Fabricated Fantastic Fricassee Always on the lookout for new ideas, the hardworking Fricassee Stall spent most of the school year trying to put together a book the school could be proud of. The search for novel ways to capture student interest took them far afield. In the pictures shown here, they seek inspiration at the BRFC Zoo. Shown at left: Mike Connor. Fricassee Ad Editor, took time out to talk to the animals. Shown Mow: Mrs. Cleo Jones and Mr. Guy Johnson, Frieassiv sponsors, found a ran-, peaceful moment at the z x . to the GREATER BATON ROUGE ruling: (L w ?)•' Elva Hile. Marianne Cohn. Alfrcda Sellers. Dean Landry. Mike Connor. Eddie Martin. Mrs. Cleo Jones. Ginger Carradine, Randy f{r, wn. and Mr- Guy Johnson. Kneeling: Kathy Wood. Julie Chapman. Bubba Smith. Jackie Jones. Ricky Hcroman. Kathy Lee. Sara Chapman, Jackie C, mthier. and Monica Browning. 67 V1 Mm m mm HI imwXWSll Mil iSte f - - ' A MW 9J jJ ? iiCA V or left: Monica Browning, Business Manager. Iri«r l lo make friends. For n Ai: Editor, Cinger Carradinc, found ONE friend for the year. Above: Class Editors, Jackie Jones, Sara Chapman. Bubha Smith. Julie Chap man, and Jackie Gauthier, were always looking for new ideas for the class section. Right: Kathy Wood and Marianne Cohn, Features Editors, took lime to pose for the photographer. Sports Editors, Dean Landry and Ricky Hcroman, worked up layouts for six major sports. Elva Hile. Kathy Lee, and Alfreda Sellers learned that Organizations was no easy task. BRHS Pelican Staters Got High Ratings BRHS had a line representation in both Bovs' and Girls' State last summer. The purpose of La. State was to teach youth about our government. All BRHS delegates participated and proved our school was the best. Baton Rouge High representatives wen; awarded many honors; maybe our gang will be tomorrow’s leaders? Girls' State delegates (right) were: Michelle Ward. Joni Anderson. Robin Benton, Helene Forester, Diane Peek, Sherri Connor, and Bonnie Baker. Offices and honors obtained were: BUTCH — Mayor, outstanding citizen of Acadia: Sec. of State; outstanding citizen of La. Boys’ State.” RICKEY — Mayor of Washington, outstanding citizen of city. ADRIAN Mayor of Bienville, outstanding citizen of Ark. Parish, outstanding Mayor. MIKE — I).A. of Tcnn. Parish. Mayors’ Aide of Tensas City. DON — Mayor, outstanding citizen of Clairhornr. TOMMY — Supreme Court Justice. JEFF — House of Representatives. RANDY — Judge of Rapides City. RUSTY — Police Juror, member of outstanding city. SHERRI — Chairman of police project of Lincoln City, Parish Party Co-Chairman. ROBIN — Mayor, most outstanding citizen of Bienville. JONI — Mayor, most outstanding citizen of Avoyelles; Parish Party Co-Chairman. HELENE — House of Rep., Federal Clerk. DIANE — Mayor, most outstanding citizen of Morehouse city. MICHELLE — Alt. Gen., D.A., Parish Party Chairman, Central Committee Chairman. BONNIE — Justice of Peace. Terrebonne City, Parish Party Chairman. Most Delegates will be junior counselors for ’71. BRHS Boys' State Representatives (right) were: Rusty Sel-len, Don Hood, Jeff Hughes, Tommy Robinson. Mike Connor, Butch Freeman, Rickey Moreland, Adrian Percy , and Randy Brown. Library Clubbers Performed Many Tasks All the members of the library club work in the library «lurin« , their study hall. Arranging books and magazines . . . sorting the library mail . . . checking students and books in and out. . . are all everyday tasks of the library aids. Guest speakers were featured at several ol their meetings to stimulate their interest in library careers. Officers (below left) were Cathy Smith, Treasurer; Cheryl Jenkins, Secretary; Johnny Christ. President; Joe Dean. Vice President; Cathy Parker, Publicity. SPONSORS (left) Mi Aillct; (right) Mrs. Nanlal and Mrs. Wimberly. Bottom rote: Lois Harris, Frances Carroll. Lisa Thayer. Beverly Fall. Pauline McCracken. Cathy Smith. Bob Bailey. 2nd row: Linda Bolen, Yolanda Johnson, Tern Johnson, Al-dreama Bell, Faye Howell, Kim Dessell, Amy Bloomensliel, Mary Dickerson, Lyne Lanoux, Cathy Parker, Debbie Cail- lout, Lula Lambert. Cheryl Jenkins. 3rd row: Marily n Higgins. Margarita Hcsson. Judy Littlejohn, Mrs. Nanlal. Mrs. Wimberly. 4th row: Tommy Bond. Joe Done. Don Hood, Johnny Christ. Tommy Robinson. Bill Welch. Adrian Percy. Herbert Williams, John Simms, Mrs. Aillet. 71 Beta Club Stressed Servi The Beta Club was a service; organization at BRHS. Members had to maintain an overall 13 average and be willing to serve their school and community. Activities included the Pep Breakfast, Twirp Week, and attendance at the Beta Club convention. Mrs. Hunter was the faculty advisor. Officers were: Pres., Adrian Percy; V.P., Lee Herrington; Sec., Susan Peek; and Treas., Diane Peek. Mary Gray Alexander Jo Ann Anderson Harry Barton Robin Benton Mike Connor Sherri Connor Robert Dampf Jay Dardenne Mae Mae Edwards Butch Freeman Sandra Gray Diane Hannaman Marshall Harrison Ricky Heroman Nancy Hirsch Jeff Hughes Amy Kahn 72 to School and Community ■i Boosters Underw When Tara High School opened man) organizations were hurl hy a loss of membership. The BRHS Boosters not onl lost main members hut they also lost their sponsor. So the Boosters began this year with three new sponsors, many less members, new uniforms . . . and the same old Bulldog Spirit! Officers for T0 '71 were: Margaret Stafford. Treasurer: Florence Turner. Secretary: JoAnn Anderson, Operations Officer; Brookie Allphin, President: and Carol Ellis, Vice President. (below) Practice, practice, and more- practice . . . Boosters spent nmrli of their time and the officers and sponsors spent much of their patience to get tin- Boosters going for this year. 74 Many Changes in ’71 COMPANY I) (left): Bottom rote: Becky Tedford, Penny Barrios. Beverly Roberts. 2nd row: Kathleen Stewart, Candy Courtney, Joan Wjlker. 3rd row: Urrinda McIntyre, Carol Ellis, and Sandra Cray. QUARTER MASTERS (Mow) were: Bottom rou: Beverly Roliert . Lolly Tiuun| -son. Carol Passman. Peggy McNutt. Top row: Connie Tucker. Beth Howell. Nanrv Hirsch. Paula Root. Boosters Keep Up With the Times in New Uniforn COMPANY F (below): First row: Barbara Fenton, Maureen Brug-,lon. Cathy White, Sharon Roberts, Amy Chapman. 2nd row: Phoebe Younger, Linda Forrest, Delnia Armstrong, Darlene Simmons. 3rd row: Peggy McNutt, Lib Turner, Billie Davidson, Melanie Hanson, Sucllcn Vernon. 4th row: Diane Hannaman, JoAnn Anderson. iliirui COMPANY A (above): Front rou: Denise Smith. Cail Kctllcr, Trudi Hopper. Middle row: Carol Passman. Carolyn Sommers. Liz McAvoy, Robin Barnett. Back row: Florence Turner. Linda Bourne, Libby Johnson. George Younger. COMPANY B (right): Sitting: Christie Lain, Bobby Gene Stout, Irene Smith (drill captain). Paula Root. Kneeling: Stephanie Boy ter. Margaret Stafford, Connie Tinker. Standing: Joni Anderson, Jenny Vernon. Cynthia Howe. 76 Boosters ’71 77 New Booster Sponsors Showed They Cared Sponsors (below) vw-rr Miss Alexander. Mrs. Williams, and Mrs. Smiley Booster Aides were: Bottom: Harry Barton. Claude r. Dampf. Jim Coxr. 7 y� : Jeff Hughe?. Hilly Edrington. Eddi Rickey fferoman. Bill Welsh, and John Wood. 78 BRHS Hi-Steppers Danced at LSU COMPANY H I: From rote: Nancy Hirsch. Diane Peek. Diane Batten, Marian Major, Debbie Scott. Susan Peek, Sandy Brown. Alma Kuttruff, Dcdie Johnson. Beth Howell. Bark rote: Robin Benton (Co-Captain). Polly Prosser. Sharlee Simmons. Judy Erwin. Sherri Connor. Debra Mayer. Mae Mae Edwards, Anne Dowell. Michelle Ward. Ellen Williams. Lilly Thompson, ami Joanie Rohichaux (Captain). 79 Green and Go Members of ihc band devoted long hours lo building a superior performing group, often working late into tin owning. Tlie band was versatile in ability — it performed well musically and marched impressively to support school spirit. This year the band held its annual fall fruit cake sale and followed up with a winter candy sale. The group performed enthusiastically at district and state festivals and enjoyed a successful spring tour. In 70-71 the BRHS Band performed under the leadership of Mr. Bill Poche, who is seen at right wielding his baton at one of the fall pep meetings. Member of the Concert Band were: Front row: Alfreda Sellers, Martha Webb, Kim Cuidry, Mary Metz. Cathy Fall. 2nd nm Martha • Thomas. Connie Mays. Emilie Roper, Jimmy Johnson. Steve DcVellier. Lionel Wilson. Reginald Curry. John Stevens. Art deVries. Viola l - ri«- . I Gaulden. Lawanda Webster. 3rd row: Alicia Wakefield. Daniel Rato. Reginald Montgomery. Mark Walker. Donald George. Clifford Oregon . J.t m« -er, Leo White, Ricky McMurrv, Mark Jordan. Mike Harvrll. AK in Wilson. Paul Miller, Da ml McFarland, John Allen. Cbarles W harton. ,lo«-l Thi. Back row: Larry Ambrose. John Yaun, Ronnie Boudreaux, John Flores, Willie Leo, Carroll Wallace. Kenny Harvrll. Ronald Moss, Chin k I nt;a r Bill Poche, Jim Thompson. 80 Marched Under New Director Bind Officer- were: Row I: Martha Webb, Asst. Librarian; Kim Guidry, Secretary; Cathy Fall, Librarian; Alfrcda Sellers, Clarinet Section Lader, Mary Metz, Publicity Chairman. Standing: Mark Jordan. Trumpet Section Leader; Carroll Wallace. Percussion Section leader; Reginald Montgomery. Ixiw Woodwind Section Leader: Art deVries. Pn idcnU Jim Thompson, Band Manager. Members of the Stage Band were: Front row: Mark Walker. Alfreds Sellers. Jimmy Johnson. Kmilie Rojxr, Steve Devclliir, Martha Webb, Leo While, Mark Jordan, Ricky McMurry. Clifford Gregory, Dona hi George. Rwk mu: Alvin Wilson. Art deVries, Reginald Montgomery, Ronnie Boudreaux, Ronald Moss. From Cemer: Mr. Bill Pochc. 81 Musicians selected for the All-Parish Band were: Seated: Alfreda Sellers, Martha Webb, Cathy Fall. Mary Mel .. Slaruling: Mark Jordan. Ab son. Carroll W allace, Art deVries. Joel Thurman. Seen above arc All-State Band Members Alfreda Sellers and Art deVries. At right arc the top band officers — Asst. Drum Major Carroll Wallace, Drum Major Kenny Harvell, and Student Conductor Alfreda Sellers. 82 FHA Had a Successful Year F.H.A. participated in various activities throughout the year. They made Thanksgiving baskets for needy families, rang hells at Christmas, and had a Christmas party for its members. They stuffed envelopes for the Red Cross. At Easter they brought gifts to tin- women at Convalescence Homes and gave Easter baskets to an orphanage. During F.H.A. Week they have goodies for the teachers. Officers {left) Melanie Baudouin, Recording Secretary; Lucy Berman, President; Carol Bacchic, Vice-Prcs.; and Pat McKay, Treasurer 1st row: Ann Mostkoff. Kathic Ross. Marylon Boyd. Ix is Harris. Frances Carrol. Victla Johnson. Linda Hall. 2nd row: Margucritla Hcsson, Wanda Passman. Kathy Kuhlman. Deborah Unit . Virginia Messina. Faye Robinson, lunette I-onoux, Karla Kling. 3rd row: Robyn Smith, Pally Cullen, Nickie Denieola, Dianne Fresina, P -ggv Porter. Terry Van Bushird. Deborah Wilson. Laurie IxmIoux, Rose Michael. Elena Young. -Uh row: Cathy Spillman. Julia Garlasha, Paula Overton, Palli Phillips. Sissy Me-tanoris, Rene Benoit. Debbie Calouetl. Cliarlella Augusta 1st row: Denise Rougon. Carol Ellis. Debra Mayers. Marncss Bawl. Shelia Hines. Peggy Price. Laura Glynn. Peggy Green. Imelda Goins. 2nd row: Julie Chapman. Kathleen Stewart. Sandra Gray. Paula Root. Patricia Ford. Linda Dawson. 3rd row: Sarah Chapman. Margaret Stafford. Ann Dowell, Cindy Howe. Joan Burford, Karen Trichc. -Uh row: Alma Kutruff. Jackie Gauthier. Libby Johnson. Linda Bourn. Carol Truk. Kiane Kinghorn 83 Safety Club Works to Reduce Accident Rate Promoting safety throughout school and community is the raison d’etre of the BRHS Safety Club, which tries to make all students aware of our growing needs for traffic and home safety precautions. Among the club’s diverse activities were washing windows, sweeping the parking lot, and attending the Safely Club Convention in New Orleans. Club member Joni Anderson, who attended also the Memphis Convention was elected this year’s Vice-President of Traffic Safety for Louisiana. Others attending the New Orleans Convention were Sherri Connor, Myra McClure, and Beth Howell. Officers (left): Mr. Charles Browning, Advisor: Lolly Thompson. Sec.-Treas.; Keith Kimble, President; and Jeff Hughes, Vice-President. Bottom row: Jeff Hughes, Keith Kimble, Lolly Thompson, Steve Payne. Adrian Percy. Bill Welch, Tommy Robinson, Butch Freeman. 2nd row: Don Padgett, Warren Bogan, Chep Pala otta. Donald Hood, Johnny Christ. Christie I ain. Both Howell. 3rd row: Lee Herrington. Marty Milner, Fred Johnson. Mike ,tm|' Ricky Moreland, Sherri Connor. 4th row: Brook it- Mphin. J Anderson. Bobby Gene Stout, Ellen Williams. Doug Page. $t� ; nic Boylcr. Jim Black. Bottom rote: Jiulv Littlejohn. Darlene Mammon. Diane Hanna- 3rd row: Melanie Hanson. Claire Herthum. Cail Hannamon. man. Johnny Enquist, Da n Motainger. 2nd row: Lib Turner. Cindy Font. Harry Barton. Joe Costansa. Man Gray Alexander. Susie Porter. 85 Bulldog Choir Went to Washington and New York Above: Front mw: Beverly Sevier, Brenda Albert, Liu Thayer, Sheila Warrrn, Patricia Mc.Murray. Kathryn Wood, Linda Smith, Karen Corkem. Price. 2ml rou: Melanie Walts, Pally Sheridan, Ida Young. Terry Fames, Marie Gayden, Debbie W'ilson. Michelle Wolfe, Nancy Hunter. Connie B-Debbie Peavler, Pain Tou| s. 3rd row: Rhonda Shaffers, Bettye Miller. Pat Smith. Cathy Lanclos, Julia I«ee, Shelley Davitt. Sandy Batts. Ann HtnA Donna Echlin, Trish Millet, Judy Richard. ■Uh rou: James Courtney, Randy Reynolds, Sandra Mathews, Estelle Cummings. Beverly Wesley. R Ennis, Cary Barker, Jim Brown, Bubba Smith, Becky Knight, Lorrinda McIntyre, Curtis Jackson. 5th row: Fred Adams, Bo McDonald. Chuck Mar Ricky Johnston, Timmy Miremont, David Petrcc, Skipper Schcxsnayder, Charlie Brown, Carl Nettles, Steve Sharp, Rusty Sellen, Don Hood. Bruc - Above: Mrs. Blocker, Choir Director. Middle right: 1971 OFFICERS: Librarian. Peggy Price; Historian. Gary Barker; President. Bubba Smith; Vice President, Curtis Jackson; Treasurer, Becky Knight. Bottom right: SECTION LEADERS: Ricky Johnston. Trish Millet, Patricia McMurray, David Pe-tree. 86 A THE GOVERNMENT STREET EXIT: Lorinda McIntyre. Rusty Sellen, Patti Hayes. Jim Brown, Mike Sellen. In 70 71 the BRHS choir presented its traditional Christmas program, took part in district and stale music festivals, and presented a Spring Concert. During the Easter holidays, the Choir sang in Washington, D. C., and New York City. Abott: Front row: Debra Dixon, Beverly Bell, Nancy Baird, Earlinc Bergeron, Irma Jackson, Given Brock. Sharon Sullivan, Frances Carroll. 2nd row: Nita Marcellious, Olcvia Perkins, Katie Lee, Carrida Coleman, Beverly Fall. Carolyn Sweat, Ramona Darensbcrg, Martha Murray. Cathy McAvoy, Kathy Ro-pillio, June LcFlore. 3rd row: Sandra Mack, Sharon Finley, Joannetta Spears, Terri Davis, Deborah Williams, Joann Tate, Linda Bolen, Gwen Wallace. Patricia Stevens, Cathy Parker, Judy Littlejohn. 4th row: Tommy Adams. Arthur Stevenson. Kenneth Dickens. David Worley. Johnny Zachariah. Warren Bogan. Jerome George, Lloyd Davis. 87 Mu Alpha Theta Kept Busy Throughout the Year The Mu Alpha Theta is a national Math Cluh organized to honor students who are outstanding in Math. 1971 was an aetive ear lor Math Cluhhers. On J Oololter 22 new members were entertained at the annual Barheeue. A number of the members attended the State Convention in January. Then in the Spring all graduating Seniors were honored at a pienie. Officers for 70-’7l (right) were: Jenny Vernon, President; Buleh Freeman, Viee President; Robin Benton, Seerotary: and Miehelle Ward. Treasurer. hi row: Jackie Jones. Candy Courtney, Beverly Roberts. Debbie Martin. Mary Sue Metz. Laurie Simmons. 2nd row: Skipper McAdams, Harry Barton. Buddy Anderson, Brookie Allphin. Barry Baker. 3rd row: Claude Ncs.vr. Rickey Heromen, Warren Joseph. Dexter Harrison, and Mike Connor. lit row: Cathy Fall, Susanne Cidan. Gayle Kettler, Linda Dawson, Venliana Grossi. Susan Peek. 2nd row: Susan Durocher. Kathleen Stewart. Trudi Hopper. Alma Kut-truff, Diane Peck, Carol Passman. Julie Chapman. 3rd row: Pat Norton, Myra McClure. Dodie Johnson, Margaret Stafford, Liz McAvoy, Sara Chapman. Uh row: Rickey Moreland. Fred Johnson, Leo D'Aubin. Dexter Harrison. James Crane, and Eddie Marlin. 88 (above) First row: Amy Kahn, Dodic Johnson. Keith Kimble. 2nd row: Jan Benson, Carolyn Sommers. JoAnn Anderson. Warren Joseph. 3rd row: Ramly Brown. Brookic Allphin. Robin Benton. and Michelle Ward. ood time at the Bar-B-Que. 89 Jr. Academy of Sciences Voyages to Virgin Is la A trip to the Virgin Islands, Haiti and to Puerto Rico, highlighted the year’s activities for the Junior Academy of Sciences. All outstanding students at Baton Rouge High have been members of the Junior Academy of Sciences, and all one hundred members have maintained a 3.0 average. The officers for this year were: Parliamentarian, David Raltcnhorsl; Secretary, Sherri Connor; President, Randy Brown; Reporter, Mae Mae Eld-wards; Vice President, Skipper McAdams; and Treasurer, Rolwrl Dampf. Mrs. Geraee sponsored the Club. ______ row: Carolyn bommers. Laurie Weill, Debra Mayer. Irene Smith, Connie Tucker, Jan Benson, George Younger, Robin Barnette, Sara Chapman. 2nd row: Elva Mile. Bubba Smith. Kathy I.ee. Nanev Hardaway. Kathleen Stewart. Lucy Berman. Susanne Gidan, Cathy Fall. Susan Durochcr. 3rd row: Ginger Carradine. Monica Browning, Rusty Sellcn, Lolly Thompson. Dodie Johnston, Mvra McClure, Paula Verretle.Tru.il MopjM-r. r. Annf U wrll, Man Kdwanfc Gauthier, Frank Page. Alma Kutrulf, • ‘. . . . James Crane. Jean Patrick. Eddie Martin. 5th rote: Ann Baiun. Lind Dawson, Pauline McCraken, Nancy Hirsh. Joni Anderson. Fro-Johnson. Ricky Moreland. 90 (lop left) Mrs. Norma Geracc sponsored ih« Junior Academy of Sciences. Here she talks to one of her biology classes. (belou) from June 15 20. 1970. Eddie Martin. Cath Fall, and Randy Brown attended a workshop and seminar at Perkingston Jr. College. One of their interesting experiences was to visit Gulf Coast Research Laliora-tory in Ocean Springs. Mississippi. (above) Isl row: Dehbir Bridges. Mary Sue Metz. Sherry Irving. Jackie Jones, Carolyn Babin. 2nd row: Beverly Roberta, Bonnie Wilson, Karen Powell. Diane llaniiaman, Becky Mann. 3rd rou Rarry Baker. Becky Tcdford, I .auric Simmons. Tommy Rartkicw-iz. Claude Neater. 4ib rou: Buddy Anderson. Lawrence Mann. Art deVries, John Wood. John Fife. 5th row: Jim Cove. Mary Grey Alexander. Jay Dardenne, Harry Barton, Rickv Heroman. (middle left) Judy Erwin and Eddie Martin work on a poster to be exhibited in this year's Photography exhibit at the Baton Rouge Slate Fair. (boUcm left) Dr. George F. Hart. Geologist. s|Kike at club meeting on Ancient fossils of pollen and other spores. 91 Sigma Stood for the Sum of the Sciences The Sigma Fellowship strove to promote group interest in the sciences. Open to B (or better) students in their third year of science and math. Sigma was sponsored by popular BKHS man about science, Mr. William Lignos. A year end banquet was the highlight of the year for Sigma members. The years officers are shown at right from left to right: Vice President, Sandra Gray; Secretary, Connie Tucker; Mr. Lignos, sponsor; President, Nancy Hardaway; Treasurer, Cynthia Howe. MEMBERS (left to right): Front row: Diane Peek, Dodic Johnston. Alma Kut-truff. Susan Peck. Connie Tucker. 2nd row: Claude Ncsscr. Julie Chapman. Denise Langois. Candy Courtney. Nancy Hardaway. Margaret Stafford. Sarah Chapman. Mr. Lignos. 3rd row: Skipper McAdams, Beverly Roberts, Cybthia Howe. Liz McAvoy, Carol Passman. -Uh row: Eddie Martin, Jim Black, Sherrie Connor. Jenny Vernon, Irene Smith. JoAnn Anderson, Sandra Gray. Right: Sigma members ate scientifically at monthly meetings. 92 AFS Welcomed Outstanding Exchange Student The purposes of the American Field Service are to raise money to sponsor a student abroad, to help foreign visitors at Baton Rouge High, and to create interest in international relations. I hr BRHS Ah'S hosted a foreign exchange student, Vcrdiana Grossi, from Torino. Switzerland. Verdiana is shown at left. Below is shown Claude Ncsscr, a summer exchange student from BRHS. BoUon rou: Karen Corkern. Connie Turker. Kddie Martin (Pres.). Bonnie Baker (Sec.). Vcrdiana Gr« si. Claude Nrsser (Trcas.). Beverly Roberts. Kathy Lee. Margaret Dunnam. Rou 2: Denise Smith. Barry Baker. Suun Durocher. Joni Anderson. Amy Kahn. Kathrvn Wood. Alma Kut- truff, Becky Tedford. Rou 3: ratncia Grayson. Linda Bourn, Debbie Marlin. Min M. Millet (sponsor). Mike Connor, Loo D'Aubin. Jim Coxe. John Wood. 93 Speech, Club Activities Attracted Many, The Speech Club promoted interest in plays, rallies, ami debates. The Speech Club sent representatives to rallies throughout the state, and members attended the speech tournament at Northeastern State University. Hifhj SENIORS: Larry Allen. Eddie Warmack. Hank Wolf, Ann Dmrll, Bobby Gene Slot I. Chritty Lain. Jamie Collar. Darlene Crlrtlinr. Judy Au. conn. Barbara F.nni . 2nd:Churl Bain!. Sieve Bailey. Billy Kdrington. Johnny Naylor. Mike Sharp. Tommy Robinvon. Bill Welch. Ixwlry Brnlr. Jack Moore. Hi fK:: SENIORS: Crorg Younger, Su jii Durorfcer, Karen Triche, Jill Hardgrave. Monica Vince, llrler.e Forirvtei. Kalliy lev-. Debra Mayer. Kathleen Stewart, l-ommla McIntyre. Trich Millet. 2nd: Refer Seheurcmann, Norman Bruwniag. Fred Johnton, Bill Cancicnne. Johnny Chri.l, Clifton Lee. David Whittingyon. Ji«i TVinpvon. Brian Payne. Rifh: JUNIORS: Terry Daviv, Su«ie Porter. I.udi« ll� M «. I .a uric Mont-ague. Carol Bai-chle, Samira Compton. Sarrira Kemper. Debbie Wicker, Peggy Porter. Candy Courtney 2x t mu - Jame. Turner. Kathy Carol. An.lrcc Zarharah. Sutar Wathauw-r. Reggie Montgomery. Loretta Gridin. Ronald Johnson. Ann Moitkolf. Greg Bennett. Rifkr FRESHMEN. Licit Crfalu. Wayne Brrgdon. Danc.i- McGee. Al Lorio. Ree Well . Tori my Colonb. Fiona Young. Helen Vince. Allnon Houlur, Libby Smythe. 2n-i row Pal M Marry. Marhu Murry. Gup Waklrot. Demi Sin mein . John McCarlcy. Hamm SchrjeBrr. Debbie Gnldliold. Kathy-Wood. R«h: SOPHOMORES: Terry Weehtler. Lee Maranto. Howard Ru«ell. France Rowe. David Dieklnton. Paul Michelle. Cary Arnold. Tommy Marin to .2nd ro it: Claire Herthun. Melanie Hanwn, Lib Turner. Gail Har.tiaman. Kathy Kuhlraann. Cindy Font. Debra LeBlanc..?« roir • Annc'le Triche, Darlene Simire-n . Sue Sehnpfe, Arlene Spinke. Dawn Molorp-r, Jeanne Smith. Kathy Ro . Betty Met , Bctay Rcim. 94 Debaters Won State Renown Members of the Debate Club were (Rifchl); Row I: Adrian Perry, Vice Pres.; Anne Stock well. Pres.; Kathleen Stewart. Sec.. Clifton Lee. Treas. Row 2: Walter McManus, Romona Schreiber. Greg Bennett. Sara Chapman, Ann Henderson. Row 3: Leo D'auhin, Michelle Ward, Fred Johnson. Julie Chapman. Row 4: Tommy Robinson. Butch Freeman, Bill Welch. Ijrfi: Miis V. Hill, Speech Club sponsor. Debate sponsor, Thespian sponsor. Thespians Brought Drama to BRHS Life Members of the Thespians arc (At left): Row I: Guy Motsingcr. Pres.; Michelle Ward. Sec.; Greg Ben-nrtt. Y.P.; Jill Hargrave. Treas. Row 2: Randy Brown. Donna Beeson, Ginger Heaton. Anne Stockwcll. Cjndy Courtney. Clyde Schrocdcr. Row 3: Linda Spruell, Betty Metz. John Wood. Trish Millet. Lor-rinda McIntyre. Row 4: Francis Howe. Terry Wicnsler, David Dickinson, Paul Michclli. Becki Os- tarnc. 95 Speech Club Play Won Raves The Speech Club's production of Neil Simon’s 'Barefoot in the Park was a resounding success. Under the direction of Miss V. Hill, an enthusiastic cast and crew cooperated to provide a polished performance. Featured players were Ginger Heaton. Lorinda McIntyre, Guy Motsinger, Loren Sehreiher, and Walter McMa nus. 96 FNA Was Interested in Medical Fields An interest in nursing or medically related fields arc the only requirements for membership in Future Nurses. The group attended spring convocations at Our Lady of the Lake Hospital in Baton Rouge and Charity Hospital in New Orleans. Officers were (rifi il) Linda Bell, V.P.; Elizabeth Davis, Pres.; Melanie Boudoin. Sgt. at Arms; Katli) Bowlin, Reporter; Linda Brown, Sec.-Treas. Sponsor (Mow) Mrs. G. Clark. BoUom rote: Mrs. Gertrude Clark. Peggy Price, Kathy Wood. Melanie Trish Millet, Paula Overton, Marilyn Leake. Dorothy Hill. Wanda Giv-Boudoin. Linda Bell, Kathy Bowlin, Candy Courtney, Sandra G)m|iton, cns. Elizabeth Davis. 2nd rote: Nancy Baird. Linda Bourn. Patricia Ford. 97 Art Club Sells BRHS Pins This year ihc Art Club sold ceramic BRHS pins made by Art Club members. Several activities which the Art Club participated iri this year were: the Fire Prevention Week poster contest, BREC sponsored Halloween window painted contest, and Thanksgiving and Christmas doors for the auditorium. In the Spring, all art work will be on display at tin Art Club's Spring Exhibit. The year is closed with a final Banquet at the White House-In n. (above) Top row: Robert Thorn ing, Amy Kahn. James Pakanl, Carrol Trish Millet, Nancy Hirsh, Donna Beeson. Ann Stock well. Mister. Timmy Miremont, Mrs. E. Aiken. Bottom row: Elva Mile. Wood. Laurie Montague, Leonard Holuhar. 98 (beUu) Top row: Margaret Dunham. Robin Barnette, Ceorge Younger. Clyde Shrocder, Deborah Cauldcn. Karen Powell. Dianne Kinghorn. Karen Trie he, Barbara Innis. Tara Cappel. Bottom row: Robin Benton. Michelle Ward. Rhondi Templet, Diane Norwood. Barbara Dupny. Marianne Cohn, Polly Prosser. Lutie Maddox. Terri Brestler. 99 Sociedad Honoraria Hispanic a Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica recognizes high achievements in Spanish I� y students and promotes continuance of interest in Hispanic studies. Any regularly enrolled student who has maintained an honor average in Spanish for a minimum of two semesters and who plans to continue the study of Spanish after high school may join Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica. The Socicdad Honoraria Hispanica held its annual banquet at La Fonda’s. Members (right): Bottom row: Cathy Carrol, Penny Barrios, Amy Kalin, Pres.. Barry Baker, Treas., Debbie Martin, Sec., Martha Webb. 2nd mu- Margarita Hesson. Pamela Newman, Nancy Hired), Linda Forrest, Billie Davidson. Diane Hannaman, Frances Ford. 3rd row: Glenn Smith, Howard Russell, Cheryl Jenkins, Michelle Finnegan, Bob Bailey. Chuck Farrier. Not shown: Lucy Berman, Michelle Wolfe, Merrill Truitt, Maria Gutierrez, Ginger Heaton. Gwen Bi-card, Lolly Thompson. B.R.H.S. Spanish Club El Club Amistad El Club Amistad enabled its members to gain knowledge of the culture and customs of the peoples of countries wherein Spanish is the main language; to encourage their interest in speaking, hearing, reading, and writing Spanish; and to foster goorl will among students of Spanish. Officers were (right): Amy Kahn. See-Trcas., Harry Baker, Pres., Diane Hannaman. V.P. too Bottom row: Penny Barrios. Beverly Roberts, Amy Kahn. Lolly Thompson, Nancy Hirsch, Verdiana Grossi, Patricia Stevens. I)r. Charles Maemurdo (sponsor). 2ml row: Barry Baker, (lathy Pali, Bob Bailey, Cathy Carroll, Diane Snee, Karen Powell, Trudy Milligan, Mary Mel . 3rd row: Lucy Berman, Lorinda McIntyre, Gwen Ricard, Faina Bell. Adrienne Dal-court, Diane Hannaman, Debbie Martin. Uh row: Bill Megginson, Mike Wampold, Hank Wolfe, John Wood, Linda Bourn, Marilyn Leake, Ricky Orillion. Roberto Corrido. Bottom row: Chuck Farrier. Tommy Brousscau, Bettsic Baker, Herman Harris. Mary Alice Gaddis, Cheryl Jenkins, Phillip Sams. 2nd row: Leon Dixon, Scoit Thomas. Peter Nasca, Bonnie Dulaney, Greg LeBlanc. 3rd rmv: Sharon Dominguc, Linda Forrest, Maureen Brogdon. Timmy Dennison, Margarita Hesson, Debbie Jones, Joe Arcemant. 4th row: Billie Davison, Michelle Finnegan, Libby Thom, Annette Triche, Howard Russell, Caroline Newman. Karen Anders, Terry Wechstcr, Jeanette Milligan. Bottom rou: James Henderson, Mary Dickinson. Becky Smythe, Kim Dcsscllc, Rce Wells, Amy Bloomenstcil. 2nd row: Betsy Dantin, Lucia Cefala, Christie Mann, Jaye Howell, Stephanie Mehl. Martha Murray. Marlissa Willis. 3rd rou: Sandra Matthcs. Lynn Edrington, Michelle Wolfe. Richard Pailet, Mike Maycux, Debbie Godbold. Dennis Cullen. Lisa Thayer. •Uh row: Donna Roliertson. Vicki Janney. Merrill Truitt, Debbie Callieuet, Pat Grace, Jack Fain. David Barnanl. 101 Jr. Red Cross Served School and Community The Junior Red Cross was composed of those students who wen; selected from each homeroom. The chief purpose of these; 32 students was to serve their school through youth activities. Olficers wen; {Mow left) Sandy Brown, Sec., Steve Winters, 2nd V.P., Mary Alexander. Report' Not shown were: Jim Black, Pr ;s.. and Marian Thon V.P. Lower right shows club sponsor. Mr. J. Dejcan. I t row: Sandy Brown. Rita Poissot. Wayne Gruncwald. Joyce Sanders, Donna Le Blanc, Betty Metz. 2iul row: Mary Alexander. Bertha LaBordr. Liz Kinj . Leslie Delaroderie. Rainette Brown, Joan Walker. 3rd row: Marian Thomas. Ellen Williams, Libby Thom, Rosie Pitre, Marie Gaydcn. Margrct Stafford. Donna St. Pierre, Kr Ford. 4th row: Louis Parker. Bobby Norman. Jim Black, Bill , villc. Jack Fain, Nancy Grcmillion, Arlene Spinks. Vi ki |, Terri Van Duskirt. 102 Latin Club Introduces Students to the Classics Tin main purpose of the Latin Club is to create and maintain an interest in and a knowledge of the Latin language and Roman civilization. This is a curriculum extended clul which provides for activities related to the classics that cannot he covered in classroom instruction. All students or former students of Litin are eligible for membership. OFFICERS (lop) for '70-'7t won : Hurry Bar-ton. Reporter; l;iry Grrv Alexander, Trcasur-or: Joni Anderson, President; Carol Ellis. Vice President; Jim Black, Secretary; and Skipper McAdams, Parliamentarian. SENIORS (left) arc: bottom row: Lois Tardo, Denise Rougon. Polly Prosser. Nancy Hirsch, Joni Anderson. Bobby Gene Stout. Christie Lain, Vcrdiana Grossi. 2nd row: Kathleen Donohue, Margaret Dunnam, Paula Vcrrctlo. Donald HiMid, Helene Forester, Wilton Landry. 3rd row: Kathy Ere. Stephanie Royter. Jim Black, Tommy Robinson, Bill Welch, Billy F.dringlon, Hank Wolf. 4th row: Carol Ellis, Sandra Gray, I.ibbv Johnson. Jim Thompson, Guy Dicharry, Eddie Warmack, and Rusty Sob len. (above) Bottom row: Denise Smith. Bonnie Wilson. Susan Washauer. Mary Grey Alexander, Susie Porter, Phcbe Younger, Kathy Wood. 2nd ' m. Becky Tedford. Androc Zachariah, Dawn Motsinger, Wanda Givens, Alice Marcclle, Alfreda Sellers. 3rd row: Eddie Wren. Jay Dardennc. David Brewer, Robert Dampf, Harry Barton, Kendrick Foaling. -hh row: Johnny hfe. Claude Nesscr, George Cobb. Billy Nix, Skipper McAdams, Mark LiBordo. 5th row: Jim Coxi . Charles Dcnstorff, tommy Barlkiewic , Warren Joseph, John Eng |uisl. (above) Mrs. Cotton and Miss Glass (sponsors) talk about Pan. the Latin Club mascot, with a member of the Latin Club. 103 FT A Is Bigger and Better in ’71 Membership in I he Kulure Teach-ers of America is extended to students who have qualities of character, scholarship, and leadership and are interested in teaching as a profession. This is one of tin- most active and outstanding organizations at BRHS. Members conduct service projects during the year, these include acting as teachers’ aides and devoting one week each ear to tin- appreciation of the faculty. OFFICERS {right) were: Irene Smith, Treas.; Trudi Hopper, Hist.-Rep.; Pal Norton, Pres.; Nancy Hirsch, Sec.; and Myra McClure, V.P. JUNIORS (right): Bottom row: John Wood. Jay Dardennc, Robert Dampf, Ricky Hcroman, Vcrdiana Grossi. 2nd row: Becky Mann. Mary Grey Alexander, Diane Hannaman, Beverly Roberts. Sandy Brown. 3rd row: Jim Coxc, Virginia Messina. Karen Powell. Frances Ford, Lawrence Mann. •Uh row: Joan W’alker, Penny Barrios, and Jackie Jones. (above) Mrs. Bochringer was the faculty advisor for FT A. (right) Members always enjoyed giving the teachers a treat. 104 ( « ) Decorating the teachers lounge on special occasions was a tradition at KKIIS. (Mou) Rhondic Templet takes a little time out from school work to work as a teacher's aide. SENIORS (above) were: Bottom row: Doddie Johnston, Beth Howell, Sharlee Simmons. Bonnie Baker, Dehra Mayer, Joni Anderson, Paula Root, Michelle Ward. Ginger Carradine, Diane Peek. 2nd row: Carol Passman, Susanne Gidan. Kathleen Stewart. Susan Durocher. Mae Mae Edwards. Anne Dowell, Florence Turner. Robin Benton, Linda Dawson. Cynthia Howe. Susan Peek. 3rd rote: Debbie Scott, Liz McAvoy, Libby Johnson. Joy Forney, Rhondic Templet, Carol Kllis, JoAnn Anderson, Stephanie Boy ter. Sherri Connor. Laurie Weill. Connie Tucker. 4th row: Elva Mile. Marness Barot, Jenny Vernon, Carolyn Sommers, Gayle Ket-tler, Linda Bourn. Nancy Hirsch. Nancy Hardaway. 5th row: Margret Stafford. Alma Kuttruff. Marion Major, Diane Batten, Jackie Gauthier. Tommy Robinson, Butch Freeman. Keith Kimble, Mike Connor. 6th row: Irene Smith, Brookic Allphin, Ellen Williams. Joanic Robichaux. Lolly Thompson. Bobby Gene Stout. Tommy Bond, and Sandra Gray. 105 ICI on Parle Francois The French Club was an organization to perpetuate the learning of the French language, customs, and culture. Members of the French Club had to maintain a B average in French. Officers were {below left) Michelle Ward, President; Jov Forney, Secretary; Connie Tin ker, Treasurer; and Debbie Scott, Vice-President. Shown upper right was club President, Michelle Ward. 106 Rou 1: CaSandra Cray, Bonnie Baker. Denise Kougon. Sharon Roberts. D ane Peek, Susan Peek. Pauline McCracken. Row 2: Delma Cumstrong, B lsy Hall. Jackie Jones, Kathic Ross. Alma KultrufT. Carol Passman. Linda Dawson. Row 3: Art Devries. Lee Maranlo. Molly Seay. Robin Benton. Debra Mayer. Anne Dowell. Row 4: Paul Schrcil cr. Sherri Conner, JoAnn Anderson. Jenny Vernon. Irene Smith. 107 (abote) French Club members plan their Christmas card sale. Deutscher Verein Was a Truly International Club Dcutschcr Vcroin providers BRHS students with an opportunity to learn more about German culture and is open to all who study or know German. Many members in 870-871 have visited or lived in Germany. The eluh was justly proud of the trophy it brought home from tin language Festival in Lafayette — BRIIS's llr t academic trophy. Pointing out liter trophy at right is club president Budd Anderson. Club officers seen below are- Buddy Anderson, v ice-president David Rahenhorst, treasurer Cathy Smith, ami secretary Loren Sehreilmr. Mrs. Dolores Sehmielt sponsored the: club. Kathleen Stewart in authentic dirndl relates Bottom row: Tommy Hoffmann. David Kabenhorst. Buddy Anderson. Eddie Crews. Eddie Marker experiences in Austria. tin. Mrs. Schmidt. 2nd row: Charles Jack. Fred Wittman. Monique Wolfe. Bill Frig. Ramona Schrcibrr. Samkiat Pookaya|Mtrn, Verdiana Grossi. 3rd row: Sterling Voth, Paul Miller. Wallace Templet, Cathy Smith, Martha Vollmerhausen. 4th row: Viola deVries. Susanne Gidan Alela Gaines. Barbara Fenton. Dr bide Hendren. 5th row: Jerry Fisher, Jan Banson. Gary Arnold. Belinda Gaines. Loren Schreiber. Monica Browning. 108 Top left: Frau Schmidt introduces Mr. Anderson to the group. Top right: Samkiat and Monica study the- campus. Lower left: Verdiana's blouse was embroidered in Switzerland. Lower right: Susanne was enrolled in an L$U German course. 109 aiiiifiivmi COE Trained Future Office Leaders The chief objective of Cooperative Office Education is to keep students tied in with school activities and at the same time closely involved with community, business, and civic activities. The year's activities were highlighted by a Spring Banquet for their respective employers. This banquet helped to acquaint the community with the COE program. Top left (center): Mrs. Smith (COE simnsor). Hark row (left to right): Treasurer-Patsy Yclvcrton, See-retary-Marv Giles. Historian Reportcr-Ann Babin. Top right (sitting): President, Judy Rome, (standing): Vice President. Karen White. Middle (left to right): Cindy Adams, Nancy Stone, Laurie Tuttle. Kathi Bowlin. Right: Front rote (left to right): Janice Prescott, Debbie Godso, Sandra Bell. Back rote (left to right): Karen Hill. Cindy Reynolds, Jcannie Jasim. Not Pictured are Pat Beall and Becky Knight. 110 04T DEC A Recorded Initial Strides in ’71 The BRIIS Chapter of DECA, Dislriluitive Education Club of America was formed in 71. To belong to DECA a student must In-enrolled in the l)E cooperative work program. BRHS members attended the DECA State Leadership Conference during the Spring. Mr. C. F. Phillips, above right sponsored the group. Officers seen top left were: {left to right) Vice President, Russ Mayeax; President. Vivian Lewis; Parliamentarian, Gordon Gautreaux; Reporter, Shep Pala . otlo; Treasurer. Bill Moore; Secretary. Tal Wanga Dorsey. 2nd picture down left (front row): Janice F.lkins, Sheila Hinds, Aline Coruso, Sarnnn Jo Saia. (buck row): Bobby Lambert. Rhett Creamer. Ronnie Scott, Granville Evans. Debbie Lind ley. 3 down left: Phillip Elkins. Cindy Atkins. Rusty Vigor. Kim Foy, Michelle Francioni. (back row): Barry Zito, Terry Roux. Richard Babin. Babs Bello, Cheryal Perry, dth down left (front row): Ramona Darensburg, Sylvia Kimball. Rob ert Moores, Judy Cribbs, Donna Achlin. (back row): Jack Lamb. Bobby Gcmmill, Richard Newman, Ricky Juban, Grrg Payne. 5th down left: Imclda Goins. Suzanne Crais, Monica Vince. Rosie Pitre. Patty Godso. (back row): David Fleming. Roland Sican). Guy St. Amanl, Kennv Jones. Mike Kean. Ill The Hi-Y — a School, Community Service Organizatk After a laic slart ihc Hi-Y organized with a new advisor. One ol the money raising projects was sponsoring llir annual powder-pull fool hall game. The mein hers worked hard all year lo make their Hi-Y heller. OFFICERS (rifeht) were: Claude Nes-ser. See.; Joe Dean, V.P.; John En-qnisl, Trras.; Norman Browning, Pres.; and Chip Mann, Chaplain. 1st row: (middle right): Will Slice. Tommy Schiro, Hank Wolf, Eddie Crews, Eddie Wren, Larry Barrios. George Cobb. 2nd row: Jim Coxc, John Engquist. Lawrence Mann. Jeff Kean, Jim Gremillion. («Wr top) Coach Robert Kivaull, faculty advisor for the Hi-Y. (above) Hi-y Executive Board talks things over during club period. (middle right) 1st row: Claude Ncsscr. Johnnv Durralt. Joe Dean Norman Browning, Johnny Christ. Shep Palazotta, Coach Rivault. 2nd row: Warren Joesph. Steve Winters, Jim Black. Johnny Fife. David Brewer. Mark Haile. 112 Tri-Hi-Y Organizes at BRHSfor the First Time The Tri-Hi-Y was a newly formed club al Baton Rouge High in 1971. This all girl organ izal ion was directly associated with Ili-Y. Many activities and money making projects were performed along with the Ili-Y. Members of this service organization had to he willing to work and sacrifice their time for a worthy cause. Officers {lift) were: Diane Slice, Treasurer; Bonnie Baker, President; and Jerry Demon v. Secretary . Not shown wa re: Sharlee Simmons, Vice President and Jackie Moore, Chaplain. (middle left) Members of the Hi-Y anil the Tri-Hi-Y get together at a meeting. (below) Mr. Rivault was the family advisor for the Tri-Hi-Y. ht row: Laurie Montague. Peggy Porter, Virginia Messinia. Monica Vinee. Jerrie Torre. Kathy l-cc. 2nd row: Jan Montgomery, Carol Bacchic. Jill Hardgravc, Pam Mathews, Darken Hamon. 1st row: Bonnie Baker. Sandy Brown. Jerry Demouy. Cathy Caroll. Diane Snce, Cindv Gregory, Lyddio Landry. 2nd row: Sharlee Simmons, An-dree Zachariah. Joan Burford. 113 Classes Jackie Caulhicr Jackie Jones Sarah Chapman Julie Chapman Buhha Smith A 1)5 ■ Senior Class Officers {left) Jim Black. Vice-President: Helene Forester, Treasurer: Butch Freeman, President; Tommy Robinson, Secretary. [far left) How long does this cheer last’' (upper right) Come on coach we’ve already done 20!” (loner right) Th Th Th Th That’s all folks. 117 Foreign Exchange Student — Verdiana Grossi This year Baton Rouge High School is indeed fortunate in having another foreign exchange student, Verdiana Grossi, from Tocino. Switzerland. Verdiana speaks Italian and French fluently and . also speaks German and Knglish. Verdiana is very talented musically and plays tin piano beautifully; she also loves to paint. Before coming to Baton Rouge Verdiana had had only one year of English and now she is speaking it fluently. Slur savs she feels more and more at home with her English. 118 Seniors ’71 — A Class to Remember Cindy Adams Joni Anderson Bonnie Baker Brenda Albert Judy Aucoin Steve Bailey Larry Allen Max Avant Charles Baird Roy Allison Ann Babin Julia Barnes Brookie Alphin Richard Babin Robin Barnette Jo Ann Anderson Marness Bacot Diane Batten (left) One Picture is worth a thousand words. (right) Donald Carmena. Mike Wampold, and Lee Herrington showed the HI Steppers how to do it! 119 Seniors Led the Way With Contemporary Styles Imiddle) Eddie Marlin focused in on I he Homecoming Court. (rifihi) Marian Major, Sandy Brown, Diane Peek, Sharler Simmons and Sherri Connor look a break from their darn-, ing routine. 120 Mike Boyce Stephanie Boy ter Alton Brauil Randy Brown BRHS Seniors Would Rather Fight Than Switch Gwen Comeaux Robert Crais Mike Conner James Crane Sherri Conner Judy Cribbs Sul Cormier Linda Crolwell Robert Cottle Romona Darensburg James Court my Leo D’Aubin Joyce Davis Linda Dawson Jerry Demouy Dennis Denimla Guy Dirharry Al Dickerson Johnson's Jesters gave 110% at the | ej� rallies. 122 -■ Bdlon Didier Vance Dimattia Kathleen Don hue Tal Wanga Dorset Ann Dowell Julie Dugas Margaret Dunnam Barham Dupuy Susan Durochcr Dona hi Du vie I iuis Ann Eames Donna Echlin Billy Edringlon Mary Edwards Janice Elkins Paulette Elkins Phillip Elkins Carol Ellis 1970-71 Se nior football players who remained faithful to B.R.H.S. 4 • ® a • ||| • I 123 Cathy Fall David Firming Michelle Francioni Butch Freeman Rohert Gcmmill Susanne Gidan Pat Ford Aleta Gaines Mary Giles Helene Forester Robert Garrido Laura Glynn Joy Forney Jane Garrison Richard Gndhold Kim Fov Jacqueline Gauthier Debbie Godso Patty G mJmi Imelda Goins Russell Golden Toni Graham Sandra Gray Jean Green 124 Seniors Had Energy to Burn Bruce Haik Lee Herrington Nancy Hardaway Jill Hardgrave Elva Hile Sheila Hines Lionell Harleaux Nancy Hirsh Jeff Hughes prepares for the hunt at the Booster style show. 125 Curtis Jackson Pamela Jeffirs Fred Johnson Jim Johnson Linda Johnson Ricky Juhan Diane Kinghorn Dodie Johnston Michael Kean Becky Knight Ricky Johnston Jo Ellen Kenney Alma KuttrulT Bobby Jones Gayle Kettler Bertha LaBordo Lee Jones Sylvia Kimhall Jack Lamb Libby Johnson Mark Jordan Keith Kimble 126 Tally Ho — Let’s Go! Jennie Landaiche Pam Lee Dean Landry Richard Leverl Willon Landry Vivian Lewis Elizabeth I arus Debbie Lindlcy Marilyn Leake Liz McAvoy Kathy Lee Pat MeCay Mvra McClure lead Seniors in B.R.H.S. competition. A familiar scene at 3:25. Myra McClure Pauline McCracken Lorrinda McIntyre Harry MacKay Pat McKay Shelly Magee 127 Marion Major Mart) Milner Eddie Marlin Bill Moon: Delira Mayer Jack Moore Russ Mayeaux Jackie Moore Joann Mono Bobby Moores Irish Millet Ricky Moreland Guy Mottinger Johnny Naylor Mary Nesom m a V f Richard Newman Steve Noggle Pal Norton Right: Johnny Christ actually read a book” this year. Above: As business manager of the Fricassee, Monica Browing had to sort and file various class cards. 128 Concentration Was the Name of the Game Dianne Norwood Patrick Orillion Becky Osborne James Packard Doug Page Bobbie Patterson Shep Palazzotio Denise Parker Carol Passman Sean Patrick Frank Page Brian Payne 129 David Peirce Janice Prescott Peggy Price Polly Prosser David Ralienliorsl Cindy Reynolds James Riche Joanie Robichaux Tommy Robinson Judy Rome Paula Root Terry Roux Above: Marianne Cohn and Ruhha Smith worked hard for the Art Club. Top right: Senior Belles waited anxiously for the judges' decision. 130 Denise Rougon Sammie Saia Paul Salvant Roger Scheuermann Loren Schreiber Paul Schreibor Seniors Participated in Various Activities Debbie Scolt Ronnie Scot! Russel Sellen Top left: Julie and Sara Chapman had trouble identifying the Freshman Class for the Fricassee. Above: Your’re looking good big team ... Beverly Sevier Mike Sharp Steve Sharp Clark Silvey Richard Simmons Sharlee Simmons Betty Smith Buhba Smith Irene Smith Pat Smith Will Snce Carolyn Sommers 131 Eddie Marlin snaps Randy Brown. FncaMie Photographer. Donna Stafford Margaret Stafford Pal Stevens Kathleen Stewart Anne Stockwcll Bobby Cene Stout Jan Stout Hamilton Sullivan Lois Tardo Khondi Templet Marian Thomas Jane I Tims Carol Turk Jim Thompson Karen Triche Florence Turner Lolly Thompson Connie Tucker Laurie Tullle Jackie Gauthier, editor of classic, worked diligently «� n th� S-n pages. 132 Fricassee Gave Some Seniors a Sense of Responsibility Ginger Carradine. «-ditor of the Fricassee, lent a hand with the index- iig. Monica Vince Marc Walker Audry Wallace Michelle Ward Eddie Warmack Tom Watson Lawanda Webster Laurie Weill Bill Welche Edgar White Karen White David Whittington Ellen Williams Scott M illoughby Hank Wolfe George Younger Patsy Yelverton John Zacharia 133 In Memoriam July 6, 1951 Michael Beilina August 1, 1970 happy he who dies before he calls for death to take him away — Francis Bacon 1971 Was a Year to Remember! Mar Cray Alexander John Allen Debbie Ancona Buddy Anderson Don Arrington Kevin Atkinson Carolyn Babin Carol Bacchic Bob Bailey Joe Bailey Nancy Baird Barry Baker Steve Balliet Cary Barker Larry Barrios Penny Barrios Marcella Barrow Tommy Bartkicwicz Harry Barton Donna Beeson Beverly Bell Edna Bell Greg lb'll nett Ear line Bergeron Connie Berleau Patricia Betz John Biossat Bi kov Bizetle Patti Blakly Ji ff Bolton Alien Bonavrnlurt' Gregory Boytl Davitl Br •WIT umors Eleck I Dfhhif Britlgcs Bat Briber l.loyil Brooks Bohert Broussard Jirn Brown Miehuel Brown Bainciii- Brown Bita Brown Santly Brown Sherman Brown Norman Browning tarry Burt hell Danny Callihan Donnie Capelin Donnie Curnirna 136 favorites Calhv Carroll Randy Causin Cindy Ccbrslin George Odd) Janice Coker Ruby Cole Dennis Colomli Lee Comeaux Sandni Compton Joe Oislan a Mike Constantine Candy Giurtney Jim Cnxc Rhett Creamer Neal Crawford Eddie Crews Patty Cullen Estelle Cummings Reginald Curry Adrienne Daleourt Alvin Dalrnurl Robbie Dampf Dwight Danner 137 Jay Dardcnne Lisa Darenslwmrg John D. Daugherty Carlton Davis Henry Davis Juniors Showed Co-Operation at BRHS. Terry Davis Joe Doan Leslie Delaroderie Cary Denham Niekie Denicolu Charles DenstorfT Co raid Donlro Melvin Dessellc Art deVries Ke nny Dickons Marcia Digerolamo Priscilla Dunn Jeanne l)ii|� uy Sarah Durham Terry Eames Shelia Edwards Stan Ellis Margaret Emery Cary Emmons John Eni|uist Be eky ledford and Bonnie Wilson thought Latin was fun. Candy Courtney and the coach get along. 138 Greg Bennett anil Hi ky Moreland harmonize. Norman Browning ran a straight club. Boh Bailey, alias Mam il. pays attention? Judy Ewrin Fuddy Evans Glenda Farlow Dale Farris Richard Faust John Fcig Danin Ferguson Johnny Fife Diane Fleming Sandra Fleming John Flores Jackie Font Francis Ford Dianne Frcsina Gwendolyn Garth Bert Gatidin DeImrah Gaulden Russell Gaulreaux Melvin George Greg Gianelloni 139 The Juniors’ Cry: We’re the Best Better Than You We’re the Class of ’72!” (top nght) Wayne Mono can't find tin- right Imok. (h uvr right) Tommy Schiro wails his turn at Beaux and Belhw pageant. Wanda Jean Givens Cassandra Gray Bat Grayson Nettle Green Cindv Gregory Jimmy Gremillion l.orelta Griflln Gayla Griffon Ronald Grimis John Guariseo Arleen Guidry Kim Guidry Alina Guma 1.0lie lladdox Mark Haile Darlene Hamon Lemuel Hanks Diane Hannaman Sherrie Hansen Carolyn Harrison 140 Kenny Harvcll Luehcrtha Haynes Ginger Heaton Rickey Heroman Johnny Higgins Dorothy Hill Tommv Hoffman Steve Hollandsworth Leonard Holuhar Clifford Howard Kathy Huey Allison Hulso Mike Hutcherson Sherrie Irving Linda Jarreau Roy Jett James Johnson Ronald Johnson Youlanda Johnson Yvonne Johnson Harold Jones Jackie Jones Warren Joseph Amy Kahn Thomas Kean Ml Diane Munnaman explains u math problem. Claude Messer is complete!) absorbed in chemistry da-. Sandra Kemper Jackie Killioiirnc Liz King James Knox Bobby Lambert Lula Lambert Horace Lang Denis - Langlojs Patrick I .cl biff Brenda la-e Glenda L se Julia Mae hx: Mike LeMoine Ann Lewis Debbi - Lindsey Judy Littlejohn Skipper McAdams Walter McManus Sandy Mack Becky Mann Lawrence Mann Chuck Maranto Pat Maranto Alice Marcello Lyndauff Marccllious 142 Not All Play — Juniors Studied Too! Scott Simoncaux resorts to the lihra Bill Megginson Wayne Mono Ricky Merriott Ginger Messina Mary Sue Mel Kenneth Mitchell John Mikronis Martha Mitts Richard Milano Laurie Montague Betty Jean Miller Melanie Montel Terrance Miller Jan Montgomery Trudy Milligan R ggie Montgomery Timmy Mircmont Anne Mostkoff 143 Enthusiastic Juniors Set the Pace John Myers Martha Naeol Stove Natjuin Claude Nenser Carl Nettle Pam Newman Carol Niehol Billy Nix Charles Nolo Kara O’Connor David Ourso Paula Overton Gerald Parent Christine Passman Isaae Patterson 144 Juniors Looked Forward to 72. Daryl Ricard Jackie Ricartl Jerome Richardson Beverly Roberts Kathy Rugillio Richard Romel Deborah Rutledge Randy Saizan Tommy Sehiro Clyde Schroeder Mike Scurria Alfreda Sadlers Rhonda Sliafh •i Roland Sicanl Laurie Simmons John Sim ins Kim Simon Scott Simoncaux Gregory Simpson Cathy Smith Denise Smith Justin Smith Kelvin Smith Rob Smith Jimmy Snedigar 145 11th Graders Had Bulldog Spirit. Diani Sncc tarry Sjx-ars Cathy Spillman Rmli Sprui ll Cuy St. Arnant Donna St. Pierre Homin' Stafford Britton Sirin John Slrphrns Girliv Stewart Gail Sullivan Ronald Tar ora it Wallace Tam phi B ky Tor I ford Albert Thoma Wendell Thomas Robert Thorn i ng Gerry Torre Pam Toni Daryl Triplell James Turner Nina Turner Rulh t’mlenuMMl Kalhie Verson Ijrry Vicccllio (rif(hl) Becky Mann enjoyed leading cheers. (bottom) Judy Littlejohn watches a the game goes on. Martha Vollmerhauscn Bennie Wade Joan talker Cheryl Wallace D’Autrcy Ware Susan Washauer Alicia Washington Martha Wehh Beverly Wesley Brenda White Michael White Debbie Wicker Alvin Wilson Bonnie Wilson Steve Winters Joe Dean, Gref Bunnell, and Robert Dampf sot a Ix-.tulifid stage for a homeroom picture. Everyone loved the taste t victory. John Wooil Eddie Wren Andreo Zaehariah 147 Jarkr Abbot Rirhard Abbot Larry VW Frrd Adam Bfrfldt Adrfiut Kjlbln-n Alb-mnl Uiu Allrn Annrttr Alkwmn lj� rre Arebrov Karra Aadrr Jar Arrrmont Drlma Afm lron); Cary Arnold Cbrryl Aa ailu Etrio Aujiu� !u Marilyn Babin 148 Sw n Babin Brittle Balrr Ktab-na Bank Stephen Bum Sherman Barrow Alton Bell Ourln Brrgeroa Judith Berthelot Harr) Bouton Maryloo Boyd Jrrry Bfitlef Maureen BrtfJun Jum- Broom Thomi Brou.wau D� jtiy Brown Rrner Brown Sophomore Homecoming Mauls were Kalhv Allemenl anil Dchhic Johnson. Rhonda Brown Lynn Browning! Seol Brjre Stunt Br� r Lind Bui hrll Dmu Badwifl Br � n Bum Janve Burr John Camp'll Ourlr Canrienne Kuwll Cippo S)l� i Carmen Joe Carter Patrkia Carter Otnuine Cauidt Comuiter Catudy 149 Rtwrljn Cal Min IjiCrfiki Paul Chirry Any Chapman I i Mil Chatter Lionel Chritlof. Jr. Aubrey CiSm Dr bn L'n« Cole Wilbert Ctkinii Itxar Cotton job Pf.lltpCoug.ll Pilrka Cummingt De-bri Dabney Laurence A. Dinlrlrr lJoytf Di� i Robia Das it Billie Datiton Aha Di f ranco Day J-� hn Dr Beret|r|hi Carol Ann Decker Frank D-ea 150 Donald Desselle worked on a paper for Biology. Every Room Had New Faces Jotcrlja Drfocnl Margaret Make Drlarodrr.e Paul Drnp.itoa Mirk Deal San Drntro Donald Dr«rlle Mark Dmillier Viola drVriro David Diekiaton Terry Dirr Rkkitd Dtlrfano Leo« Kton Sharon Domangur Wanda D.miogue Jour I n Doaahyr Jr-annr Diga� Frank Dunn John Dorn Mart D put Cenegr Dttir Trrri Davie Joka Eatlrt Trrava Fat let Frank fjM Carol Fdoard Jamrt Eilat Brrnda Elay 151 Crain £ an Sharun Evan J(� ) il Fakir Cornelia Fair Reginald Farin' Char :•� Farrier Barbara Fenton Mm hr Hr Finnegan jerry Finher Mike Filrgrralil C emlt-lyn Fkiyil Cynthia Funl Linda Fr.rrr t Michael Fountain Mark Friuhir Mary Gaddi Belinda Cairan Corilun Gaul ream Jim Ciilrrm Donald George Vinrrnl Giarccmr Wow! What balance! The Junior Varsity planned its strategy- 152 For Baton Rouge High We Raise Our Cry . . . Kathrria Cinn Rirhanl Claaprr T rr C-Jm. Nano On-million BjHun Cum Mm Inlle Guiiirt Drnan llafllM-r Elizabeth Hall Kath.| n Hall Mary Hall C� il llanniman Mi lana- llarixm Dam Harm Herman Harrii Riaaalil Hirrr M� Karl llnlpr Ann llrmlemm RiiIm-M Hi-nil mm Mar« Harthum Margarita llmaa 153 Sophomores Continut Marilyn Higgm Dorn llolm - V «H nr Holatr Snilri H«pkin« Imin HtmarJ Joh� Honlaml Shaaaoa Ingram Rnaia I l� n Cl� a4a )a.l«.n Rwkanl JaaLwia Eanmill Jarrrau Co� «i� Ja«i� in Gli r l Jrnkia IV Mi «• jotrwn DrUrah Jollinmi Laaair John Valrrir Jntr«n« Ball) Jo� « CrWlr jvnr Drknrah J -nr� Jo KrnvMt Kim King Joyre Knight Ka'hrriar Kuhlinann 154 to Try Harder and Harder MM Ul-ordc Ralph (jbondr Phillip Lam I'H June I jh ru� [Vhra 1-rBlant Crrjt IrlftaM Kllr Lw Millie Lrr limb Lemmon Shrnbnnr Uoid Pair ia Liwi|ur Ronald I .or a Ffinri� Litdl Danin Mar k Allimr Maranto l r Maranlu Tllomu Mararln Siu Mar � - li� -u� Linda Mini M.h. Mi) Connie Mjj� Dana Mainn Mirdu Mr Far la rad Sherry Mr Krn.w FrrrJrrirl M- Mu fra ?rU, Mr Nun Mx hiel Mr lan« n Virlorii Mengarl 155 Sophomores Found Outside Activities Eliubcth Writ Jjmeal Michael Dtbn Mii-hrl Paul Mir belli Charles Miller Paul Miller Jeanette Milium John Minster Mark Moj« Norris Morrr Dlfle.nr Morris Martha Morris Di-iiiv Morrivin Alvin Mushy Maurice Muses Carolyn M«l� ingor Daviil Musas Pete Nava Carol Nnrirjn Prank Newport Pam Norman Mile Nolo Cathy Offonl James O’Neal Johnny Durrot played on ihc J.V. loam. The J.V. learn really fought! Robert O’Neal Virginia Paige Drniv Parlrr Pat Pi.vnin Wsads Pr-nin Ray mom) Patterson Olivia Perkins Ronnie Prronr Pattie Phillips Thomas Phillips Peggy Pourriou Dnv)( Pridharil Paul Profist Jerry Qaaiil Daniel Rahy John Ratcliff 156 Becky Smith, the guidance girl Clarcnrr- H' - ! Dinirl Rrulrt Van R;«har l� nn Ri' K 1 RmL Linda Rn� k St iron Shirlrj Rotwitt RonaM Hulrigirr? Er m Rr rn Kalhia Rom Jan--t Rnuotl Fnnria R'� «' Hnuaril Ru rll Philliju Sim Joyr Simlrr Lolita Srhrinrydrr Drburah S hilling Sue Sr hofifrr Dorothy S lio� flVr Stmrn Srurru Molly Seay Mike Srguin Iriry Self SMnry Shat hint Mary Sheiidan Qirkm Simmon Dr.irrv Smith Clmn Smith Jranm- Smith Rr-hwra Smith Rohya Smith J� r )i rliiv Snooton Jianrtu Spear Arlrnr Spink Alindc Spruill Bjrlurj Stirling Many Sophomores joined the choir. 157 Sophomores Enjoyed School Actwites John $|rvrnw,n Donna Slaty Connlr Si. Pinrr Itahiah Strong Sandra Swanvm J� mr« Taylor RiKinir Ttttito Ronnie Thib«trau« Elizabeth Thom Loui Thomjn Thrlma Thoaun Waite Hmmo Way nr Thotr.a Peggy ThompMin Ewirtl Thunr-ond William Tol ia Terry Tn n«end Darryl Travi Annette Trieke Sirica Tumlilin Elizabeth Turrrr Vlaggtr Turner Robert Van Nonaan Edvard Vral Sorllrn Vernon Leonard Venture Jerry Wade-Qydr Waller Mrs. Centre taught Biology. Fire one . . . Fire two 158 lllljj Sophomores hail a delicious” lunch. Coach Glisson pi es a little [H-p talk to the J.V. basketball team. Ciroll ttalla r AtnjKjra Va.hirftvn Vanda V Sirjtt' n Mrlanie Vail Terry If Hikr Kennelfc '«lill(| Johnny Wkittn Caihy Wkiir Trudy Whit� Leonard Vhiitry Belly Whitlinglon Carolyn V lliam Del , rah % ilium Herbert Willu-r Linda til.am. Lorraine S ilium 159 It Was a Very Good Year 160 Freshmen Were New at B.R.H.S. Warr� n Akiolt Tom«i� A 4m S� on Akiinirr Albert AnArruwi t.innr-l Anrfrnon Mir harl Athmorr Ckarlrlla Avpv lv« Janirr Aupj� tu� Jmk Au((u� Ib iowpA AujuUiii Van Bailc, Leui Kim Rose Schnoxnaydre and John Durrct were Freshman Favorites. Class of ’74 Bcnnif Barlow Dawd Barnard Pr� Bj,'on Clorj Banter Debra B«k Rrnr Brniol Debbie Berthelol Elizabeth Beta S� H-iU BeU Amy BWn«r jitl Larrj Boilzaun Brtnr Boolcr Rornir BmidrrJIH MrfKael Boulffny K trrru- Braud SHirley Briater Quintet Brock Way nr Brecon Ijurencr Bromxird Paul Brown Shirley Brown Caivadara Brunt field Debra Carllouet Martin Campbell Robin Cappel Barbara Carle Edward Carey Reginald Carnwuchr Lonnie Carothrn Willie Carter B0I1 Cawano Jocelyn Cato Lucia Crfalj Ijnda Olntin Krliin Chcvir Murry Childrr Cheryl Cole Starr Coley Curli O-llin Allen Colomb WE’RE THF. BEST, WF KNOW MORE, WE RE THE Cl.ASS OF 74! Freshmen tried hard at the Pep Raili . 164 Charles Flaherty Joyce Firming M chad Florrn Rojer Ford Cliff Fo« Hirry Foy Todd Fhtrhir Peter Gayliano Julia GarUike LMie Gaulrraa Ortf Gautreau Gertrude Caiiien Jerome George Johnny Ceraee Bn.ee Gihaon IV bra CodboW Pilrirk Crare Marria Cray Naomi Cray Patricia Green Stephanie Green Dianne Criffin Wayne Grunewald Maria Cutierry Shirley Hamilton Linda Hall Phaliaa Harden Mark Harrell Bally Harrit Emily Harris Herman Harria Loia Harria Straie Harria Terry Harm Michael Hindi Don Hatlaway Rainy days were plentiful at BRHS. Freshmen Today — Seniors Tomorrow Pamrla Hankim Krvin Ha; am Jjmo Hrodcrvxi Jerrrrt) Hrndrnon Drbra Hrndcnoa Lou Herthum DirlrxL llwuoc Ropr Hmrr Ron llijyim O� rolh) Hill Brurr Hilliard Mi. harl lliho Dim M«ri« Hoffman Dai id Holcomb Albion Hootrr Laban Hoover Jaye Honell William lludion Avia Huey Robrrt Hiaey Jamr Hunter Naney Hunlrr Janire JarLaun W'alwr Jllr.rll Cordan Jam« Vkli Ja � ey Donald Jenk.m Carol Joh M n Clifford Johmon Oyd Johmon Don Johmon Crii Johmon Rkky Johmon Trrry Johmon Vetta Johmon Cynlhu J ara Mi hr Join Martha Kellrn Jotrph K.ng Karla Klinfl 165 Freshman Spirit Rated High at BRHS 166 Randy Lanana Deborah Lamb L'erctl Lambert Catherine Landu Hal Landry John Landry Lynell lanouk Keith Ijiiobi Dtirina LrBlanc Erie LrBlanc bun Ledoux June Leflore Thoma Levert Michael Le� i� Krith l.mi« Jo , Lindtly Randall Lola Churk Loagaerr Al Lorao Brtlyc Luca Barbara Mark Silvrrcn Mack Marilyn Ma,� Danni Mage Mrdford Mafill Chrrvline Mann Cecil Marjnto Robyn Manden Rick, Marshall Sandra Malhc George Mayeu John McCarlcy Bo McDonald Jack, VcFadilm Brenda McCrr Sandra McC Janrll McKinney Dillon McLin Diane McMahon Pat MeMurray Sutir Meredith Jar. Merrill Stephanie Mrhl Ro� r Mkhral Kathy MiddelMo Anthony Miller Kenner Miller Jowph Miller Coach Rivalut found it hard to concentrate at times. Sirpkmtr Milrhrll Mirk Monlel Charlie Monigonie Ira Moore Winifred Moore Sam Muffolrtlo Marthi Murry Fr� nk Muu«) G� rn M rr� Piul NrW. Frink ir Noble Birhir Norwood SSrrril Otlom Oonlon Ogden Keilh Ory Beverly Paige Ruhird Piilei Mavine Palmer Kalhy Parker Lou Pirker Ciry Pninm Lili Paw mao Jean Piltrnon Jclirll Pea nor Leroy Perkin Jimmy Phillip Boanie Pirr Bin'll Pino Rita PoiMOl Somkiil Pookayapom Larilo Pcmrll Pilli Powell Armaml Prrnli� � Pit Pmdhomnir 167 We re the Best We Know Ad or Barn R«n Mk «I Riinry PV.ILp Rrkwf kfi) RtnUr Riixl) R«)i� M Di� n R • j' J Todd RicKirdwtn R mH Rwh� rl� Kr in Robrilt Umri Rclrfjon C tk Robin Fay Robiwon Em.I« Roper Kfilfc Rr. irr l U e Sarnie r. I� nn S«ni«i� pl) o- •o Ye’re the Class of ’74 Ronald Thoma Armand Printest siop|N-d in class io pose lor the FRICASSEE photographer. MirKirl Thomson Jeff Thurning Gregory Tiirn Barbara Tou|� Merrill Truitt Rntlv Tnrlrr Clenn U«ey Barbara Van 170 Trri Van Ru Liili Jonathan Vaughn Andre Vnret Pairiria Vieerllio Freshmen learned the traditions of BKHS. Sterling V |h Foggv mornings were ’fun at BHMS. Trick or Treat? Alieia VtbfirU Marv.n WiMruup Jeff Wall Wallace Cven Shelia Wirrtn David Wathirglon Ora Wrknifr Janxe Well Ree Vtlb Mamie Viiley Charier Wharton Ov-ar While Myrtle Wibon Fred W .timer Michelle Wolfe Kaihy Wood David Worley Elona Young John Yaua Randy Willford Deborah W'llliamt Shelia William Velma Williams Marl u Will.. Chock Wilton Debra Ann Wilton Lionel Wtkon Sports Ri(-ke Hr roman D ran Landry 173 Dogs Face a Challenging Year Top row; Johnny Fife, Jim F.llis. Mark Hail . Jamc Crane, Jim Black. Eddie W ren. Donald Carmena. and Johnnv Christ. Srcnrui row: Dwight Bornke, Jimmy Crcmillion. Lee Herrington. Pal McKay. Mike Bovcc, Mark Moak, Mike Wampold. Third row: Ricky Bizette. John Campbell. Ronald Tacneau. David Brewer, Steve Pavne. Butch Freeman, and Don Hood. Fourth row: Belton Didicr. Scott Simoneaux, Eddie Crews. Fred Johnson. Norman Browning. George Cohh. anil Paul Salvanl. Bottom row: Paul Propes. Glen Browning. Warren Bogan. Shep Palozolta, Mole Simmons, and Keith Kimhle. 175 Dogs Started Slo The Bulldogs began the season with a 7-0 loss to the Catholic High Bears. This loss, which counted as a district game, was in the annual STAMA Jamboree. The loss was a setback to Bulldog pride. The next week the Bulldogs suffered a loss to their old schoolmates, Tara, by a score of 6-0. The Dogs, meeting their old teammates for the first time, wore decisive underdogs. The Mean Green showed the first sign of strength for the year by holding the powerful Tara offense, led by Terry Hill, scoreless for three quarters. The Dogs made a last desperate attempt to score hut failed because the referee ruled time ran out on the field although the broken scoreboard said otherwise. | • But Came on Strong Next foe for the Bulldogs was the former LIALO member, McKinley High, who the Bulldogs pounded by a score of 27-6. Don Hood and Butch Freeman each scored two touchdowns as Mark Haile went three for four in the extra point conversions to close out the scoring. After the sweet taste of victory, the dogs plavcd the always tough Istrouma High Indians. Jim Black scored on the only touchdown of the game with a three yard plunge in the third quarter as the Bulldogs scalped the Indians 7 0. This was the fifth time in the past seven years that the Bulldogs have defeated the Indians. Outstanding players in the game we're Jim Black, Butch Freeman, Scott Simoneaux, and Don Hood. Leftovers Tasted Prettj After two straight victories the Dogs were on the i .vo. Playing against highly favored Glen Oaks, the illdogs look an early 7-0 lead hut that was soon rased on a pass interception. The dogs blew several 1st quarter scoring chances and had to settle for a 7-7 deadlock. Next victim of BKHS was another LIALO Mem- •r. Scotlandvillc High. Mark Haile accounted for len of the Dogs' fifteen points as the Mean Green defense unit led by Don Padgett. Eddie Crews, and Butch Freeman held the Hornets scoreless until the last quarter. For the first time this year the Go Dog I nit offense showed signs of coming into its own. I be game ended a Bulldog victory 15-6. (above) Butch Freeman finds a hole and carries lor good extra yardage. (above right) Don Hood tackled after gaining good yardage. (right) Butch Freeman blocking for running hack Don Hood. With 4-5-2 Record After three wins, two losses, and a tie the Bulldogs faced a tough task in over taking the league leading Baker High Buffaloes. L’j until the Bulldog game no one had come close to heating or even tying the 4-AAAA champs. The Bulldogs came fired up to play and the trip to Buffland proved to he one of the most deserving games of 1970. Coach McGraw was proud of his K-9's and after the game he told them to treat it like a victory. The gallant Bulldogs did not win even though it was the biggest upset of the year in our district. The final was a 0 0 tie. Next week's foe was the last former LIALO member Capitol High. Led by a great passing attack the Bulldogs could not stop tin- Golden Lions. The Dogs held a 14-12 lead until the last five minutes when Capitol scored to stymie the Bulldogs' hopes for a playoff spot. The final score read Capitol IB — BRHS 14. “Go Dog Unit” and “Mean Green Opponent number eight lor BRHS was eventual district runner-up Broadmoor High School. This was a very emotional game for our seniors as it was their very last homecoming at BRHS. The Dogs held their own until the fourth quarter when the bubble burst and Broadmoor scored two quick touchdowns to end the Dogs’ hopes lor an upset. The game ended with a 27-6 loss for the Bulldogs. The next week the Dogs came charging back against the Lee High Rebels. The Dogs jumped to an early lead of 7-0 but the Rebs came back in the fourth quarter, close to the end of the game, to make the score 7-6. After a missed two point conversion the Dogs came home with another victory by a one point margin. 180 Combine for a Successful Year The last game of the year came on Friday the thirteenth in November. The Dogs traveled to Fast Ascension where the seniors played their last football game for BRIIS. The game was the worst of the year as far as the weather was concerned. The rain poured as loyal Bulldog fans stayed in the freezing cold to see the Dogs fall to a 13-0 loss. Despite this loss the Dogs ended up sixth in district to surprise everyone in the league. Many times this season the dogs were down but in the tradition of old Bulldog teams of the past they never stopped fighting. 181 Football Banquet Honored Top Dog’s (top) Right to left: Top Dug G� arh Leon Mc-Graw; Dwight Boenke — Sportsmanship Award Don Hood — Best Offensive Bac k Award. (middlr) Lee Herrington — Captain's Award; Don Padgett — Best Defensive Lineman Award Eddie Crews — Best Defensive Back Award. (bottom row) Fred Johnson — Best Offensive Lineman Awanl; James Crane — Scholastic Butch Freeman — M.V.P. 182 JV3s Have a 4-5-1 Record Top row: Coaches Quinn anil Rivault. Mike Fountain, Francis Rowe, Steve Bruser, Dennis Hafner, Mark Moak. John Campbell, Kevin Roberts, Bobcat Van Norman, Larry Crouse, Tom Phillips, John Ceracc. Jimmy Ellis, Coach Olcn Austin. Middle row: Djvc Worley, Ken Miller. Paul Probst, Scott Bruce. Paul Michelle, John Fabre, Chip Waldroup. Peter Nasea, Bruce Dyson, Jack Fain, anil Phil Lanclos. Front row: Charles Fcrrier, Tommy Maranlo, Lynn Browning, Roger Fonl. Rusty Cappo, Thomas Simon, Johnny Durretl, Erie LeBlanc, Issac Cos ton, Dennis Cullen. Bulldog Basketball Looked Promising in 371 Front: Mgr. Chuck Wilson. Mark Haile. Joe Dean. Jay Darilrnnc. Eddie Wren, ami Mike Constantin. Back: Coach Wayne Austin. Lee Herrington. Marly Milner. John Enquist. David Ra ben hors t. Charles Donstroff, Justin Smith, and Mgr. Timmy Dennison. 185 m Three Juniors Heaa 186 Starting Line Up 187 Make Way j Mark Haile ami John Enquist shoot for two against East Ascension and Capitol, respectively.. Below right: Jay Dardenne played keep away against the Catholic High Bears. Opposite page: Joe Dean. Mark Haile, and La e Herrington gave 110% effort for the Bulldogs. 188 the “Dogs” 189 “Dogs” Finish Season in Good Style 190 BRHS Added 9th Grade Basketball Left in right, Bottom: Lynn Browning. John Radcliff. and Johnny Darrell. Middle: George Smith. Bert Yales, Paul Michelli, Scott Bruce, and Pat Zep-phaur Tun Coach Mike Glisson, Alexander Stiver. Bobby Van.Norman. Francis Lynch. Jim Kllis. and lorn Phillip Lf i to right. Bottom: Kevin Haynes, Jeff Henderson, and Armand Prentiss. Middle: Chin k Wilson, Mgr.. Oris Johnson, Jan Merrill. Billy Harris. I,arr Boitcaux. and Peter Nasca, Mgr. Top: Coach Bill Quinn. Trainer. David Farris. Jack Fain. Bruce Dyson. Ron Higgins, and Coach Robert Rivault 191 Spirit Second to None in ’71 (above left) Helene Forrester ami Tommy Robinson. (middle) Judy Littlejohn. Greg Bennett, and Becky Mann. (right) Myra McClure and Ricky Moreland. (above) Ricky Moreland and Myra McClure. (above) Tommy Robinson and Helene Forrester. 192 (aboir) Judy Littlejohn. Greg Bennett, and Bceky Mann. 193 BRHS Track Had Four Returning Lettermen Coach Hill (left) became the head track roach of the BRHS track team this year with four returning lettermen. Don Hood, sprinter; James Crane, shot put; and Reggie Montgomery, hurdler; are shown in the picture hclow from left to right. Butch Freeman, pole vaulter; is the fourth returning letterman. VSi rf.AEK From left to right: Top row: Edgar White, Issac Costen. Max Avant, Coach Hill, James Crane, Eddie Martin, Melvin George, and Reggie Montgomery. Kneeling: Roy Jett. Ricky Bizette. Eddie Crews, Hank Wolf, Don Hood. John Stephens. Mark DeBenedetta. and Will Snee. 195 Far above: Reggio Montgomery dears a high hurdle in very good style. Above: The relay team consisted of Will Sncc. Roy Jell, Reggie Montgomery, and Don Hood. Upper right: Eddie Crews was an outstanding junior on the track team. Right: Don Hood ran the relays. Opposite page: Upper left: Eddie Martin was an outstanding distance runner. Left: Butch Freeman prepares to pole vault. Upper right: James Crane threw the shot. Right: Montgomery to Hood. 196 Bulldog Relays 19 Returning Lettermen Gave Team Needed Experience Coach Glisson {left) was the head baseball coach this year with seven returning player lettermen and one manager letterman. These lettermen are shown in the picture below. Top row from left to right are: Donnie Capelin, Jim Gremillion, Doug Page and Richard Lcvcrt. Mgr. On the bottom row is Dave Boiteaux, Richard Simmons. Harry Mackey, and Keith Kimble. .- .n Left to right: Bottom: Keith Kimble, Norman Browning, Richard Simmons, Tom Schiro. and Harry Mackey. '■I.'idle: Dave Boiteaux. Rusty Sellen. Larry Allen. Doug Page, and Steve Payne. .- Coach Mike Glisson. Albert Thomas, Donnie Capello. Charles Denstrof. Jim Gremillion. Mike Wampold, Bobby Jones, and Mgr. Rick Levert. 199 ’71 K-9’s Show Improvement I Swimming BRHS Wrestlers Made Good Shown Standing ( tu r): Isah Strong, Jimmy Philips, Roy Allison, Mike Boyce, Fred Johnson, Warren Bogan. Scott Willoughby. Kneeling: Mark Montet, Eric LeBlanc, Eddie Crews, Rusty Tucker. Jerome George, I rank V Above: Mike Boyce j ins Lee High School opponent. Right: Coaches for '71 were ( to r) Jay Raily, Jerry Keister, and Cliff Strider. 202 BRHS Golf “Teed-Off’ to a Good Year Fur left: Snell Bcntc executed prec ision in getting out of a sand trap. Left: Russel Golden lined up a putt. Midtile: Mike Seurria sank a putt from the green. Belou: Clayton Hays drove from the fairway to the green. Belou left: Eddie Wren sank a putt for two-overpar. Far Above: Miss Alexander gave good advice to the BRHS swimmers. Above: Ricky Moreland brushes up on his backstroke. Middle Above: Sherri Connor after a hard practice. Right above: From top to bottom arc David Rabcnhorst, Adrian Percy. Greg Bennett, and Gene Percy. Far right: Becky Ted ford takes a fast start. Right: Team benefits from advice of former AAU champ, Mr. Robert Percy (right). Also standing is Ivan Harliss, LSI! swimming coach and sitting is a member of the LSU team. 204 Hade a Big Splash Upper left: Michelle Ward. Becky Tedford, Denise Simmons. Darlene Simmons. Joni Anderson, and Sherri Connor. Middle left: Cene Percy practices the butterfly. Far left: Mrs. Williams starts Joni Anderson. Far above: Michelle Ward warms up before practice. Above: Adrian Percy swims the free style. Left: Greg Bennett was a diver. 205 207 JOHNSONS JOLLY ROGERS THE BATON ROUGE HIGH ALMA MATER For Baton Rouge High we raise our cry; For the school we all adore We will raise our standards high Til dawn from shore to shore— Then we'll fight, fight, fight With all our might Till victory's in sight; Then we will raise our banners high For dear old Baton Rouge High! ---- £9 R0W E. t,pUISIANA JAY'S BAR B-9 4215 Government Street 343-5082 Phone Dl 4-2808 ALfS REFRIGERATION AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE 1286 North 36 St. Baton Rouge, La. 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Student Council GREEN. JEAN — Spanish. FHA. FTA. AFS GROSSI. VERDIANA — AFS. French Club. Spanish Club. Ijtin Club. German Club. Speech Club. Mu Alpha Theta. Student Council. Boosters HAIK. BRUCE — Choir HARDAWAY. NANCY — Boosters. Jr. Academy, Sigma Fellowship. FTA. Student Council. FHA HARDGRAVE. JILL — Red Cross. Student Council. Speech (dub HARRISON. MARSHALL — Jr. Academy. Latin Club. Mu Alpha Theta. Key Club. Beta Club HAYES, PARRI — Student Council. Choir HERRINGTON, LEE — Football. Basketball. Key Club. Jr. Academy. NEDT Certificate, Student Council. Beta Club. National Honor Society, Safety Club HILE. ELVA — Band. Volleyball Team. Jr. Academy. Art Club. FTA. Fricassee HINDS. SHEILA — FHA. DE HIRSH, NANCY — Jr. Academy, Ltlin Club, Junior Class Treasurer. FTA. Art Club, High Steppers, National Honor Society, Beta Club. Spanish Club. Student Council HOOD. DONALD — German Club, Football, Track. Student Gtuncil. Key Club. latin Club. Hi-Y. Safely Club. Boys' State HOPPER. TRL’DI — German Club. Chorus. Boosters, Junior Achievement. Mu Alpha Theta. Jr. Academy. National Honor Society HOWE. CYNTHIA — NEDT Certificate, Spanish Club. Sigma Fellow-I ip, FTA, Latin Club, Boosters, FHA HOWELL, BETH — Red Cross, High Steppers. Student Council, Safety Club. FTA. FHA HUGHES. JEFF — Spanish Club. Jr. Academy, Key Club, Football. Beaux, Safety Club. Beta Club. Student Council JACKSON. CURTIS — Choir, Junior Achievement JEFFIRS, PAM Guidance Office JOHNSON, FRED — German Club. NEDT Certificate. Key Club. Jr. Academy, Student Council, Speech Club, Debate Team, Safety Club. Football. Wrestling JOHNSON, LIBBY — Boosters. Spanish Club. FTA. Latin Club. Jr. Academv, FHA JOHNSTON. DODIE — High Steppers. Spanish Club. FTA. Mu Alpha Theta, FHA, National Honor Society, Jr. Academy JOHNSTON. RICKY — Choir. Spanish Club. Baseball JONES. ROBERT — Jr. Academy, Baseliall JORDAN. MARK — Band JUBAN. RICKY — Spanish Club. DF. KENNY, JO ELLEN — FHA. Swimming Team, Junior Achievement. DF. KETTLER, GAYLE — French Club. FTA. Jr. Academy, FTA. National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Latin Club. Boosters KIMBALL. SYLVIA — Speech Club, Library Club, DE KIMBLE. KIMBLE — Football, Baseball, Key Club. Beta Club. Mu Alpha Theta. Safety Club. Student Council. National Honor Society. Jr. Academy KINGHORN. DIANE — An Club, Speech Club. FHA KNIGHT. BECKY — Student Council, Choir. COL FHA KUTTRUFF, ALMA — NEDT Certificate, Mu Alpha Theta. Sigma F • lowship. Jr. Academy. Ah'S. FTA. Boosters. FHA. French Club LABORDE. BERTHA — Speech Club, FTA. FHA. Choir LAMB. JACK — DE LANDRY. DEAN — Football, Choir. Golf. Hi-Y. Fricassee. Football LANDRY, WILTON — Football. Track, Hi-Y, Latin Club LAZARUS, ELIZABETH — FHA LEAKE, MARILYN — FNA. Spanish Club LEE. KATHY — Speech Club. Latin Club. Jr. Academy. Fricassee. Tri-Hi-Y, AFS. Student Council LEE, PAM — Spanish Club. Jr. Academy, FHA. Latin Club LEVERT. RICHARD — Manager — F'ootball. Baseball. Basketball LEWIS, VIVIAN — Choir. Red Cross. DE LINDLEY. DEBBIE — FHA. DE McAVOY, LIZ — Mu Alpha Theta, Jr. Academy, FTA. FYeneh Club. Boosters, NEDT Certificate McCAY. PAT — FHA. Sped. Club McCLURE, MYRA — Head Cheerleader, I-atin Club. Speech Club. Mu Alpha Theta. FTA. Jr. Academy, Safety Club, Student Council. Bo .si er McCRACKEN, PAULINE — French Club. Library Club. Choir. Jr. Academy McINTYRF„ LORRINDA — Choir, Boosters, Speech Club. Spanish Club, Student Council, Debate MACKAY. HARRY — French Club. Baseball MAJOR. MARIAN — Boosters, High Stepper. FTA. FHA MARTIN. EDDIE — AF S. NEDT Certificate. German Club. Jr. tde my. Mu Alpha Theta. National Honor Society, Fricassee, Track. Sigma Fellowship MAYER, DEBRA — French Club. High Steppers. FTA, FH . Jr. Academy, Speech Club. Belle MAYEUX, RUSSEL — Student Council. DE MENO. JOANN — Choir MILLET. TRISH — Speech Club. French Club. Choir. Writers Club. Art Club MILNER. MARTY — Footfall. Basketball. Key Club. Safety Club MOORE. BILL — DE MOORE. JACK — German Club. Speech Club MOORE. JACKIE — German Club, FHA. Tri-Hi-Y MOORES. BOBBY — Junior Achievement. DF MORELAND, RICKY — Jr. Academy. French Club. Student Council. NEDT Certificate. National Honor Society. Key Club — Pre .. Latin Club, Beta Club, Safety Club. Swimming Team. Mu Alpha Theta. Cheerleader, Boys’ State MOTSINGER. GUY — Speech Club — Pres. NAYLOR, JOHNNY — Spanish Club, Speech Club NESOM, MARY — FHA, FNA, Junior Achievement NEWMAN. RICHARD — DE NORTON. PAT — Art Club. NEDT G rtificate. Student Council. B t ers. Mu Alpha Theta. National Honor Society, Jr. Academy, FT A — Pr H.. Red Cross NORWOOD. DIANNE — Choir. Art Cluh. Belle. Homecoming Court ORII.LION. RICKY — Band. Spanish Cluh OSBORNE. BECKI Speech Cluh PACKARD. JAMES — Track. Art Cluh PAGE. DOUG — Baseball, Safety. Key Cluh, Student Council PAGE. FRANK — Spanish Cluh. NF.DT Grrtificale. Jr. Academy, Speech Cluh PALAZZOTTO. SHEP — Footlwll, Student Council, Safely Cluh. Red Cross PARKER. DENISE — FHA. Art Cluh. DE PASSMAN, CAROL — Boosters, French Cluh. Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, FT A. Ah'S. FHA. Student Council PATRICK. SEAN — French Club, Red Crow . Bawlall, Jr. Academy PATTERSON. BOBBIE — FHA. Junior Achievement PAYNE. GREG — DE PAYNE. STEVEN — Football, Wrestling. Jr. Academy, Latin Cluh. Safety Cluh. Track. Beta Cluh. Key Cluh. Student Council PEEK. DIANE — Jr. Academy, Beta Cluh, High Steppers, French Cluh. Sigma Fellowship, FTA. AFS. FHA. Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, Swimming Team PEEK. SUSAN — Jr. Academy, Swimming Team, High Steppers, Beta Cluh. Sigma Fellowship, French Cluh, National Honor Society, FTA. AFS. FHA, Mu Alpha Theta PERCY, ADRIAN — Foothill, Beaux, German Cluh. Basketball, Swimming Team, Safely Cluh. Student Council — Sec., Sigma Fellowship, Beta Cluh — Pres., Jr. Acailcmv, Deltaic PETR EE. DAVID — Choir PITRE. ROSIE — FHA. DE PRESCOTT. JANICE — Latin Club. COE PRICE. PEGGY FHA. FNA. Choir PROSSFR. POLLY — Spanish Club. Atr Club. Boosters. Ijlin Club. FTA, High Steppers RABENHORST. DAVID — Basketball. Track. Jr. Academy. German Club. Key Cluh. Swimming Team ROBICHAUX. JOAME — Spanish Club. FHA. FTA. High Steppers. Jr. Academy. Beta Cluh. Safety Club ROBINSON. TOMMY Key Cluh. Jr. Academy. Speech Cluh, Safety Club. FHA, Beaux, Student Council — Pres., Swimming Team. Beta Cluh. Latin Cluh. FTA. Cheerleader. Debate. Boys' State ROME. JUDY — FHA. Junior Achievement, COE, Student Council ROOT. PAULA — Latin Cluh. Speech Cluh. FTA. FHA. Boosters, Jr. Academy ROUX. TERRY — DE ROIJGON. DENISE — Boosters. French Club. Latin Cluh. FHA SALVANT. PAUL — Wrestling. Baseball. Football SCHEUERMANN. ROGER — Speech dub SCHREIBER. LOREN — Writer Club. German Cluh. Speech Cluh SCHREIBER. PAUL — Speech Cluh. Latin Cluh. French Cluh, Art Club SCOTF. DEBORAH — French Cluh — Tn-a .. Beta Cluh. ITA. High Steppers. Student Council SELLEN. RUSTY — Baseball. Boys’ Stale. Choir. Jr. Academy. Litin Cluh SEVIER. BEVERLY — FHA. Choir SHARP. MIKE — Speech Cluh SILVEY, CLARK Student Council SIMMONS. RICHARD — Football. Baseball SIMMONS. SHARLEE — Art Club. FNA. ITA. FHA. Swimming Team. Tri-Hi-Y. Student Council SMITH. BETTY — FHA SMITH. IRENE — Jr. Achievement. Boosters. ITA. NEDT Certificate. Spc� eh Cluh. Jr. Academy, French Club, Sigma Fellowship SMITH. BUBBA — Chorus — Pres.. Speech Club. Jr. Academy. Hi Y. Fricassee SMITH. PAT — Choir. FHA. FNA SNEE. WILL — Track, Student Council SOMMERS. CAROLYN — Boosters. National Honor Society. Mu Alpha Theta, Jr. Academy, FTA. FHA. Junior Achievement STAFFORD. DONNA FHA STAFFORD. MARGARET Boosters — Treat .. FTA. Mu Alpha Theta, German Club STEVENS. PATRICIA — Spanish Club. FHA STOUT. BOBBY GENE — Booster . ITA. Safety Club. Speech Cluh. FHA STEW ART. KATHLEEN — Red Cross. Jr. Academy. NEDT Certificate. FHA. German Cluh — Pres,, Booster . National Honor Society. Bela Cluh. Mu Alpha Theta. Debate Team, Jr. Academy, Student Coum il. FHA, FTA TARDO. LOIS — FNA. Latin dub TEMPLET. RON DIE — Speech Club. Art Cluh. ITA. FHA, Safety Club THOMAS. MARIAN — Latin Club. Jr. Academy. ITA. FHA. Sigma Fellowship. Booster THOMPSON. JIM — German Club. Speech Cluh. Ijtin Cluh. Band Manager !PSON. LAURA — Safety Cluh. Jr. Academy. Spanish Cluh. anor Spanish. FTA. Student Council. NEDT Certificate. High Step- pen TRIO IF.. KAREN — Speech Club, An Club TUCKER, CONNIE Junior Achievement, Student Council, Belle, Sigma Fellowship, Boosters, French Club — Treats., National Honor Society TURK. CAROL — Spanish Club, Junior Achievement. Speech Cluh. FHA TURNER. FLORENCE — FTA. Boosters — Sec.. Beta Cluh, Jr. Academy, Student Council. Belle TUTTLE, LAURIE Spanish Cluh. Speech Cluh. COE VERNON. JENNY — NEOT Certificate. Jr. Academy, French Club, Boosters. Beta Cluh, Mu Alpha Theta, FTA, FHA VERRETTE, PAULA — Choir. Latin Cluh. Jr. Academv VIGER. RUSTY — Football, Basketball. Student Council, Track, DE VINCE, MONICA — Red Cross. Speech Cluh. DE WALKER, MARC — Band WARD. MICHELLE Mu Alpha Theta — Trcas., Student Council, High Stepper. Jr. Academy. Art Cluh. SjH-ech Club — Sec., Debate, Writers Cluh — Pres., French Cluh, FTA. Swimming Team. Choir. Volleyball Team. Beta Cluh. Red Cross — V.P., National Honor Socie- ty, Girls Stale WARMACK. EDWARD — Spanish Club. Latin Club. Hi-Y, Speech Cluh WEBSTER. LA WANDA — Band WEILL. LAURIE — Boosters, Jr. Academy. FTA. FHA WELCH, WILLIAM Spanish Cluh. Wrestling. Safety Cluh. Litin Club, Football, Key Cluh. Library Cluh. Debate WHITE. EDGAR — Band WHITE. KAREN — FHA. Student Council. National Honor Society. COE — V.P. WHITTINGTON. DAVID — Speech Club WILLIAMS. ELLEN — High Stepper, FTA. FHA, Safety Club. Swimming Team WILLOUGHBY, SCOTT — Football. Wrestling WOLF. HANK — Speech Cluh. Latin Club. Hi-Y. Football. Tennis YOUNGER, GEORGE ANNA — Delate. Speech Cluh. Art Cluh. Booster . 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Slephaaie — 121. 105. 60. 103. 81. 76 Brand. Alton — 121 Brown. Charlie — 86 Brown. Randy - 121. 90. 70. 60. 91. 89. 24. 65. 95. 69 Browning. Monica — 121. 90. 126. 106. 67. 68 Brouuard. Dale — 121 Brune. Jan — 121 Brute. Mike Buford. Joan — 121.83. 113 Canocnne. Will am — 121. 91 CafpeL Tara — 121.99 Carmouche. Cregory Carradiae. Virginia - 121. 90. 105. 24. 133. 13. 67. 69 Carwto. Al Celctein. Darlene — 121. 94 Champagne. Loren Chanev. Leander 121 Chapman. Julie - 121. 83. 88. 131. 115. 62. 9S. 67. 68 Darentbuurg. Ramona — 122. 111.87 D Auhin. Leo 122. 88. 93. 62. 95 Da..., Joyce - 122. 61 Diwvon, Lirda — 122. 90. 105. 83. 88. 107. 62 Demouv. Jerry — 122. 173 Denieola. Drnnh — 122. 125 Dieharry, Guy 122. 103. 61 Diekervon, Alfred — 122 Duller. Bello — 123. 61. 175 Dimatlu. Vance - 123 Donohue. Kathleen — 123. 103 Donry.Tal Wange — 123. Ill Dowell. Ann - 123. 90. 105. 79.83. 107.94 Dug... Julie — 123. 61 Duanam. Margaret - 123. 103. 99. 93 Dopov. Barbara — 123.99 Durtcher. Sunn - 123. 90. 105.61. 88. 93. 91 Davie. Donalc — 123 Came., Loun — 123 Erhlin. Dima — 123 Edrmgton. William 123. 60. 61. 103. 78. 94 Edwaids Mary — 123. 90. 30. 37. 105. 60. 61. 79. 72. 64 Elkins $L� an — 61 Elk.ns Janice - 123. Ill F.lk.ns Paulette — 123 Elkins Phillip 123.111 Ellis Carol — 105. 103. 75. 74. 83. 123 Ennis Barbara — 86. 94 Fall. Cathy — 90. 91. 124. 88. 101. 24. 62. 81. 82 Fleming. D� d — 124. Ill Ford. Panic a - 97. 124. 83 Foeetter, Heiere — 117. 28. 70. 192. 60. 103. 124 94 Femes Joy — 106. 105. 124 Foy.Kim - 124. Ill hraneioni. Michele — 121. Ill Freeman. Gevrge— 117.26.70. 177. 178. 105.60 173 84 124. 88. 182. 24. 65. 72. 95. 195. 196 Caine . Aletl — 124. 108 Carrido. Robert — 124. 101.91 Garrmin. Jaae — 124 Gauthier. Jackie — 90. 105.83. 124. 107. 1.32. 115. 67 r« Cautrcauv. Cordon — 111 Cent mill. Robert — 124. Ill Cidaa. Satan — 90. 105. 124. 88. 62. 108 GiSes Mary — 124. 110 Civ an. Laura — 124. 83 Godbold. Jane — 124 Cod� . Debbie - 124. 110 Godvo. 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