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

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1972 volume:

wpptf 3onOd Noiva S:: .. ,..„ : 1N33 Contents Faculty..............16 Classes..............26 Features.............84 Organizations .... 1 20 Sports..............186 Homerooms.........226 Advertisements ....246 Fricassee 72 Baton Rouge High School Baton Rouge, Louisiana Volume 57 1 We the People . . . People who need people . . . people who laugh . . . people who cry . . . people who share . . . people who care . . . We are all the same. 2 ci cyo. Jhjxitp J3 I J j ch£) jlu3) 3lSJK (1)l! u(5j (tf � Ih 3 4 5 Our sameness lies within us. It binds us together in spirit. 7 I We the People . . . 8 We join forces to attain a common goal. 10 We the People . . . n We the People . . . 12 13 14 We the People . Here are the PEOPLE of Baton Rouge High . . . their faces . . . their feelings . . . their actions . . . their lives . . . 15 -■ J, • « • A Faculty Administrators Shouldered School Responsibilities Staff Members Ran BRHS Efficiently MRS. LOUISE BEYER . . . School Clerk MRS. J. C. KLEINPfclEK .. . Secretary MRS. MARGUERITTE LANIER . . Cafeteria Manager MRS. JUNE PEARCE . . . School Clerk MRS. DOROTHY K. WIMBERLY . . . library Clerk 19 i yJia Te. Faculty Members Enjoyed Their Frequent Meetings MRS. E. M. AIKENS . . . Art, Design MRS. LOIS AIKENS . . Social Studies MRS. GENEVIEVE F. AILLET . . . Librarian MRS. RUTH C. ATHERTON . . . Mathematics MR. OLEN W. AUSTIN .. . Physical Education; Coach MRS. GARY BLOCKER . . Chorus Above: Mr. Wilkins just loved his P.O.D. students. Below: Mr. Rider, Coach Gebhart and Coach Carter engaged in men talk at the lunch table. 20 MR. ROBERT C. CARTER .. . Social Studies; Coach MRS. GERTRUDE M. CLARK .. . English MRS. LAURA I. COTTON . . . English, Latin MR. B. C. COX, JR. .. . Guidance MR. JOHN B DEJEAN . . . Social Studies MRS. PATRICIA F. ENSENAT . . . Science Above: “Grin and bear it, Mrs. Gerace. Top: Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Jetson (pictured below) worked together in their American Studies Program. MRS. SHIRLEY B. FLEET . . Social Studies MRS GWfN R. GAMBLE . . . Guidance MRS. PHOEBE A. GASPERECZ . . Mathematics________ MR CARLGFBHART . . . Dean of Student Affairs 21 MRS. NORMA F. GERACE . . . Science MR. MICHAEL H. GLISSON . . . Physical Education; Coach MRS. JAMES R. GRIFFIN . . . Commercial Art MR. CHUCK HILL . .. Business Education; Coach MISS VIRGINIA HILL .. . Speech; English MR. ROBERT D. HOLDER . . . Physical Education; Coach English classes were real jobs for Mrs. Cotton and Mrs. Hunter MR. HENRY H. HOLLINS .. . Science________ SWR. LIONEL H. HOLMES . . . Industrial Arts MRS. DORIS P. HUNTER . . . English MRS. WILLIE M. JACKSON .. . Science J 22 MRS. FRNESTINE JACOB . . . Business Education MRS. MARY M. JETSON . . . American History and English MR GUY W. JOHNSON . . . Mathematics MRS. CLEO P. JONES . . . Foreign Languages; Social Studies Left: Mrs. Mathis had a lovely homeroom. Above: Mrs. Veron had endless patience. MISS YVONNE M. MARCELLE . . . Mathematics MRS. CAREY S. MATHIS . . . Mathematics MISS MARIETTA MILLET . . . Foreign Languages MRS. HELEN E. MORRISON . . . English I and American History MRS. CANDACE I. MOSELY . . Distributive Education MR. JARRELL I. NELSON . . . Power Mechanics 23 Right: Mrs. Clark instructed her classes in theme writing. Below: Mrs. Williams enjoyed speaking to her students. MR. PERILLOUX . . . Industrial Arts MRS. ADRIENNE PERCY . . . Physical Education MR. WILLIAM POCHE . . . Music MR. WILLIAM R. QUINN . . . Science Trainer MR. ROBERT RIDER i ... Resident Police Officer MR. H. ROBERT RIVAULT . . . W'orld Geography; Trainer I MRS. DELORES SCHMIDT . . . Foreign Language; English MRTpECOLA SCOTT . . . Science; Home Economics MRS. ANN H. SILVA . . . Business Education MR. JAMES L. SIMMONS . . . Driving Education MRS. M. G. SMILEY . . . Physical Education 24 Faculty Members Sponsored Many Extra Activities MRS. IEANNINE S. SMITH . . . Business Education MRS. MARY C. SMITH . . . English; American Studies Program MRS. SARAH S. SPENCE . . . Home Economics MRS. C. M. STRANGE . . . English MRS. MARGARET M. VERNON . . . Mathematics; Sponsor of Mu Alpha Theta MR. ALBERT T. WESTAl I . . . Driving Education MRS. OUIDA WHALEN... Business Education MISS ROFNA WII-FORD . . . Science; Mathematics; Sponsor of Sigma Fellowship and Y-Teens MR. CARL WILKENS... Social Studies MRS. ALMEMA F. WILLIAMS . . . Physical Education MISS GLADYS YOUNG . . . English 25 76 ll I Senior Officers Officers of the Senior Class of 1972 were Scott Simoneaux, President; Becky Ted-ford, Vice-President; Robert Dampf, Treasurer, and John Wood, Secretary. 28 Seniors Totaled 301 Carol Robert Mary Grey Kathleen John Henry Baechle Bailey Alexander Allernent Allen, Jr. Penelope A. Marcella John Jo Ann Caroline Barrios Barrow Anderson Augustus Babin Nancy A. Barry Gary Baird Baker Barker Harry Von Thomas N. Donna Barton Bartkiewicz Beeson “We’re the best, Better than you! We’re the class of 72!” Right: John Stevens laughed a lot. Opposite Page: The Quiz Bowl Team smashed through all obstacles to become NO. 1. Aldreama Bell Gregory L. Bizette Beverly Bell Earline Bergeron Patricia Blakly Edna Bell Connie Berteau Gregory M. Boyd Patricia E Betz David W. Brewer John G. Biossat Debbie Ann Bridges 30 1 Terry Brousseau David Brown Rainelte Brown Sandra Brown Sherman Brown Norman Browning lanet Bruser Larry Burchell Danny Callihan Cathy Carroll Joseph R. Causin Cindy Celestin laurccn Clark George I. Cobb Ruby Cole Dennis J. Colomb Seniors Dominated Student Activities Kermit L. Comeaux Sandra Compton Michael ) Constantin Candy Courtney James C. Coxc Neal Crawford Khett Creamer Edward Lee Crews Patty Cullen Reginal J. Curry Adrienne A. Dalcourt Robert S. Dampf 32 1 Dwight Danner jay Dardenne lisa Darensbourg Carlton K Davis Terrence L. Davis Shelly Davitt Robert Joe Dean Leslie Delaroderie Nickie Denicola Charles Denstorff Duane Dessclle Arthur deVries, Jr. Kenneth M. Dickens Marcia Digarolano 33 Jeanne M. Dupuy Terry' C. tames Shelia Edwards Stanley Fllis Margaret Emery Cary P. Emmons John M. Enquist Judy Erwin Glenda G. Farlow Kendrick Pealing John Feig Darvin W. Ferguson John H. Fife Christine D. Fleming 34 John Flores Jackie Font Frances Ford Linda Forrest Dianee Fresina Cwendelyn Garth Bert Gaudin Dobrah Fay Gauldcn Russell Gautrcaux Melvin George Greg Gianellono Wanda Givens Esther Gonzales Cassandra Gray 35 Patricia Grayson Cynthia Gregory Jimmy Grcmillion Loretta Mae Griffin Arleen G. Guidry Melissa Guilford Alina Guma lutie Haddox Elizabeth Hall Linda D. Hamon Judy D. Hannaman Sherrie Hanson Amelia Harrison Carolyn Harrison 36 Seniors Were Great Far Left: Mike Constantin hated trig. Left: What's held Mary Grey Alexander's interest? Kenneth Harvell Virginia Heaton Dorothy M. Hill Clifford Howard luebertha Haynes Richard Heroman Thomas J. Hoffman Kathy Huey Clayton R. Hays Johnny Higgins Leonard Holubar Michael Hutcherson 37 38 Seniors Showed Sherry Irving Marence Jefferson Roy Jell Donald Johnson James Johnson Ronald Johnson Youlanda Johnson Yvonne Johnson Jacqueline Jones Warren K. Joseph Amy Kahn Thomas Kean Sandra Kemper Jacqueline Kilbourne Leadership Flizabeth King Joyce Knight Jay Knox Robert J. Lambert Lyddie Landry Denise M. Langlois Debra leBlanc Patrick LeDuff Julia M. Lee Deborah K. Lindsey Judy D. Littlejohn Walter S. McManus Becky Mann Sandra Mack Lawrence Mann Lee Maranto Alice A. Marcelle 39 Seniors Enjoyed Their Last Lyndauff Marcellious Debbie Martin Mickey Mathews Joselyn Mathis Pamela Matthews William L. Megginson Wayne Mono Virginia Messina Mary S. Metz John D. MiKronis Betty J. Miller Charles Miller Terrance Miller Jeanette Milligan Becky Tedford found time to make funny faces. -i 40 Year Of High School Trudy L. Milligan Sunshine Mink Timmy E. Miremont Kenneth Mitchell Laurie Montaque Melanie J. Montet Reginald Montgomery Anne Mostkoff Emmerson Dixon and Irma jackson got along Johnny Myers Martha Nacol Steven D. Naquin Linda A. Nash Claude T. Nesser Pamela Newman 41 Carl C. Nettles Carol C. Nichols William H. Nix Charles Noto David Ourso Paula Overton Christine Passman Marjorie Patrick Nancy Persinger Sam Phillipi Karen S. Porter Nyla Porter Clclla Powell Dorothy Powell 42 Karen Powell Jeffrey Price Kackie Ricard Beverly A. Roberts Dayle A. Rogers Frank M. Rogers Gale Rogers Kathy Rogilio Billie Jean Roth Charles R. Saison Narong Sattarphai Tommy J. Schiro Clyde Schroeder Michael Scurria 43 Icrry Self Alfreda A. Sellers Vivian Selvage Rhonda E. Shaffers James W. Shields Roland D. Sicard Eddie Crews and his gang. Laurie Simmons John G. Simms Randal S. Simoneaux Gregory Simpson Cathy K Smith Denise M. Smith Justin W. Smith Kelvin R. Smith 44 Rob Smith lames Snedigar Below: Diane Snee Cathy Spillman Linda Spruell Guy St. Amant Below: Donna St. Pierre John Stevens Wallace Tamplet Rebecca Tedford Albert Thomas Scott Simoneaux contemplated. Fourth Row: Fifth Row: Robert Thorning Daryl Triplett Pam Toups lames Turner 45 For BRHS We Raised Our 46 Ruth Underwood Kathie A. Versen Lawrence Viccellio Bennie Wade D'Autrey W. Ware Joan S. Walker Cheryl Wallace Susan Washauer Martha Webb Beverly L. Wesley Brenda J. W'hite Debbie Wicker Alvin R. Wilson Bonnje Wilson John Trigg Wood 47 48 Far Top Left: Kelvin Smith and Shelia Jones walked together. Center Left: Penny Barrios never grew. Bottom Left: Tommy Schiro recited the pledge every morning. Above: Greg Bennett took it easy. AlllMENT, KATHY — Bela Club, FHA, Soph. Maid, Student Govt., Soph. Belle ANDREWS, BOB — Latin Club ANDERSON, JOHN — German Club-Pres., Sigma Fellowship, Jr. Academy, National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta AUGUSTUS. JO ANN — FHA, Y-Teens, French Club BABIN, CAROLYN — Jr. Academy, DECA BAECHLE, CAROL — FHA-Vice Pres., Speech Club, Library' Club, Boosters, Student Govt., Jr. Achievement, Tri-Hi-Y, Beta Club, Interracial Council BAILEY, BOB — Spanish Club, Honor Spanish, Library Club, AFS-Pres. BAIRD, NANCY — FNA, FHA, Choir BAKER, BARRY — National Honor Society, Sigma Fellowship-Pres., Mu Alpha Theta, Jr. Academy, Spanish Club-Pres., Honor Spanish, American Field Service, Interracial Council, Hi-Y, Concert Band, Speech Club, Quiz Bowl Team, Executive Board, BRHS Publicity Co-ordinator BALLIET, STEVE — Spanish Club, Speech Club. DE, Jr. Academy BARRIOS, PENNY — Spanish Club, Boosters, FTA-Pres., Student Govt., Thespians, Speech Club BARROW, MARCH IA — COr BARTKIFWICZ, TOMMY — Key Club, Beta Club, Jr. Academy, Latin Club 8ARTON, HARRY — Beta Club-Pres., Safety Club, Vice Pres., Jr. Academy, Latin Club, Executive Board, Key Club, Debate Team, Mu Alpha Theta, Tennis Team, WIBR Certificate for Outstanding Young American BEAVERS. JIMMY — JV Basketball, |V Track BEESON, DONNA — Art Club, Speech Club, Ihcspians BELL, Al DREAMA — Library Club, FHA, Y-Teens, Chorus BELL, EDNA — Y-Teens, Spanish Club, library Club, Speech Club, AFS Club BENNETT, GREGORY — Speech Club, Thespians, FTA, Jr. Academy, French Club, Student Govt., Swimming Team, Hi-Y, Cheer-. leader-Head, WIBR’s Outstanding Young American BERGERON, EARLINE — FHA, Chorus BERTEAU, CONNIE — Library Club, Chorus, Jr. Red Cross BIZE HE, KICKY — Football Team, Track Team, industrial Arts Club, FCA BOYD, GREGORY — Jr. Achievement, Band JV Basketball, FCA BREWER, DAVID — Speech Club, Latin Club, Jr. Academy, Hi-Y, football Team, Key Club, Safety Club, Student Govt., Projection Club, FCA, JV Baseball Team BRIDGES, DEBORAH — French Club. Jr Academy, FHA, Beta Club, Boosters, Jr. Red Cross BROWN, RAINETTE — French Club, Jr. Academy, Jr. Red Cross BROWN, RITA — Advance Choir. FHA, Y-Ieens BROWN, SANDY — French Club, Speech Club, Swimming Team, Jr. Red Cross-Sec., Co-Captain Mi-Steppers, Tri-Hi-Y, FTA, Beta Club BROWN, SHFRMAN — Hi-Y-Pres., Jr. Red Cross, Student Govt., Executive Board, FCA, Speech Club, Spanish Club, Safety Club, Youth Legislature, Soph. Beaux, Sr. Class Favorite, Football Team, Baseball Team BRUSER, JANET — Art Club, Speech Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Red Cross, Safety Club BURCHELL, LARKY — Track Team CALLIHAN, DANIEL — Industrial Arts Club CAPELLO, DONNIf — Baseball Team, Football Team CLARK, LAUREN — Spanish Club COBB, GEORGE — Key Club, Hi-Y Vice Pres., Latin Club, Speech Club, Projection Club, Safety Club, Football Team, Jr. Academy, Student Govt., FCA COLOMB, DENNIS — FCA, Safety Club COMEAUX, LEE — Hi-Y, Industrial Arts, Soph.-Belle COMPTON, SANDRA — Speech Club, Jr. Belle, Executive Board, FNA, Thespians, Interracial Council COURTNEY, CANDY — National Honor Society, Beta Club. Ihes-pians. Boosters-Pres., French Club, Mu Alpha Iheta, Sigma Fellowship, FNA, AFS, Tri-Hi-Y, DAR Outstanding Citizen, Optimist Club Award COXE, JIM — Key Club, NFDT Certificate, Hi-Y, Jr. Academy, Safety Club, FTA, Executive Board, Latin CluL), Projection Club, Speech Club, Boy Booster CRAWFORD, NEAL — Football Team, Speech Club, Industrial Arts Club CREWS, EDDIE — German Club, Beta Club. Key Club, FCA Pres., Hi-Y, Safety Club, FootLiall Team, Wrestling Team, Track Team, Sr. Favorite CULLEN, PATTY — FHA, Jr. Achievement CURRY, REGINALD — 8and, Jr. Achievement DAMPF, ROBERT — Key Club, Executive Board-Pres., Co-Chairman-Interracial Council, Jr. Academy, Debate Team, Beta Club, FTA, latin Club, NEDT Certificate, Projection CluL , Speech Club, “Get Smart Drug Club DARDENNF, JAY — Student Govt.-Pres, Outstanding Workshop-per. Key Club-Vice Pres., Jr. Class-Pres., Beta CIuIj, Debate Team, Jr. Academy, FTA, FCA, Safety Club, NEDT Certificate, Basketball Team, Sr. Favorite, La. Boys' State, Projection Club, Get Smart GONZALEZ, ESTHER — Spanish Club, FHA, Jr. Red Cross, F A GRAY, CASANDRA — French Club, DECA, Interracial Council AFS, Speech Club, library Club, FHA GRAYSON, PATRICIA — Interracial Council, French Club, library Club, Boosters, Y-Teens, Executive Board, FTA, AFS, FHA GREMIUION, |IM — Hi-Y, Football, FCA, Baseball Team GRIFFIN, LORETTA — Spanish Club, Speech Club, COE, Interrac a Council GUIDRY. KIM — Band GUMA, ALINA — Chorus, Hi-Stcppor, FTA, Spanish Club HAUDOX. LUIIE — Speech Club, library Club, FHA, Y-Teens HAIL, ELIZABETH — Speech Club, library Club, |r. Academy, Sigma Fellowship, French Club, FTA HAMON, DARIFNE — Tri-Hi-Y, Hi-Y Sweetheart, Safety Club, COE HANNAMAN, DIANF — Beta Club-Treas., Mu Alpha Theta Pres., Jr. Academy, Safety Club, FTA, Spanish Club-Vice Pres., Honor Spanish Club, National Honor Society, Executive Board, Kev Club Sweetheart, Boosters-Drill Capt., Sr. Class Favorite HANSEN, SHERRIE — German Club. Jr. Red Cross. Beta Club. Speech Club. Jr. Achievement HARRISON, AMELIA — |r. Academy, Mu Alpha Theta, Executive Board. Latin Club-Sec., NEDT Certificate HARRISON, CAROLYN — FHA HARVELl, KENNETH — Band-Drum Major HAYNES, IUEBERTHA — FHA HEROMAN, RICKEY — Kev Club, Jr. Academy, Beta Club-Vice Pres., Sigma Fellowship, FTA, Fricassee-Co-Editor, Bov Booster, Mu Alpha Theta-Vice Pres. HIGGINS, JOHNNY — Golf Team Drug Club DARENSBOURC. LISA — COE DAVIS, CARLTON — Speech Club DAVIS, TERRENCE — Speech Club. Chorus, Thespians, Interracial Council, FTA DEAN, JOE — Key Club, Hi-Y, Safety Club, Jr. Academy, FTA, Debate Team, Jr. Class-Vice Pres., Executive Board-Chairman, library Club-Vice Pres., Jr. Beaux, Projection Club. Jr. Red Cross, Football Team, Basketball Team. JV Baseball, Irack-Manager DELARODERIE, LESLIE — COE, Jr. Red Cross DiNICOLA, NICKIF — FHA DESSELLE. DUANE — Speech Club deVRIES, ARI — Band-Pres., French Club, Jr. Academy DICKENS. KENNETH — Interracial Council, Football Team, La. Boys' State, Choir DUPUY, JEANNE — FHA, COE-Vice Pres., Jr. Academy EDWARDS, SHELIA — Jr. Maid, Speech Club, BRHS Radio Reporter, EHA, la. Girls' State ELLIS, STANLEY — Speech Club. |r. Achievement, Industrial Arts Club EMERY, MARGARET — Jr. Red Cross EMMONS, GARY — Spanish Club ENGQUIST, IOHN — Safety Club-Pres., Key Club, I li-Y, Basketball-All State District, All State Track Team ERWIN, JUDY — Jr. Academy, Beta Club, Student Govt., Jr. Red Cross, Boosters-Hi Stepper-Capt., Jr. Class-Set., Soph, and Jr. Belle, Sr. favorite, Sr. Maid FARlOW, GLENDA — Jr. Achievement, Y-Teens FEALING, KENDRICK — Band, Student Govt., Latin Club Pres., FTA, Interracial Council, Key Club, EBRP Youth Council, Jr. Achievement, La. Boys' State FEIG, JOHN — JV Football Team, Wrestling Jeam. Student Govt. FIFE. JOHNNY — |V Baseball learn. Key Club, Jr. Achievement, |r Academy, Hi-Y, Safety Club, Speech Club, Football Team, Latin Club, Student Govt., Projection Club, TCA FLEMING, DIANE — ENA, FHA FONT, JACKIE — Football Team, JV Basketball Team FORD, FRANCES — Spanish Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Honor Spanish. Boosters, Jr Red Cross, FTA, Jr. Academy, National Honor Society FORE, JOHN — Boys' Choir FORREST, LINDA — Spanish Club, Honor Spanish, |r. Academy, Beta Club, Sigma Fellowship, Booster, FTA, Mu Alpha Theta FRESINA, DIANNE — FHA, DECA, Jr. Achievement GARTH, GWENDLOYN — Cheerleader GAUDIN, BERT — DECA GAULDEN, DEBRAH — Sr. Maid, Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, fricassee. Art Club-Vice Pres., Latin Club. Band-Sec. GAUTREAUX, RUSSELL — Band, DFCA-Vice Pres GEORGE, MELVIN — Football Team, Boys' Chorus GlANEllONI, GREG — Hi-Y, Tri-Y Beaux. Industrial Arts Club, Advanced Choir, Student Govt. GIVENS, WANDA — Latin Club, FNA, COE, Interracial Council Hill, DOROTHY — FNA, COE-Pres., Guidance Certificate of Ap predation, Student Govt. HOFFMAN, TOMMY — Jr. Academy, German Club, DECA-Trcas. HOLUBAR, LEONARD — Art Club HOWARD, CLIFFORD — Baseball I earn. Boys' Choir HUTCHERSON. MlCHAtL — Interracial Council, Student Govt., Speech Club, FCA IRVING, SHERRY — french Club. Jr. Academy, Sigma Fellowship, Executive Board, FT A, Y-Teens, Jr. Achievement, Fricassee JFFFFRSON. CLARENCE — Boys' Choir JOHNSON, DONALD — Wrestling Team, Baseball Team. French Club IOHNSON, JIMMY — Jr. Achievement, Latin Club, German Club, Interracial Council. Executive Board-Co-Chairman, Band. Student Advisory Committee IOHNSON, RONALD — Executive Board, Interracial Council, Jr. Achievement, Speech Club IOHNSON, YVONNF — Jr Achievement IONES, JACQUFIINF — FTA, Jr. Academy, Thespians, Mu Alpha Theta. Fricassee-Co-Editor, French Club, National Honor Society JOSEPH, WARREN — Latin Club, Mu Alpha Theta, SiRma Fellowship, Hi-Y KAHN, AMY — Art Club, National Honor Society, Beta Club, Sigma Fellowship-Sec., Spanish Club, Honor Spanish, Jr. Academy, Mu Alpha Theta KEAN, JEFF — Hi-Y. Industrial Arts Club KEMPER. SANDRA — Speech Club, Y-Teens, latin Club, Jr. Achievement KNIGHT, JOYCf — Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Jr. Red Cross, FHA KNOX, JAY — latin Club-Treas, Speech Club, Fricassee, Spanish Club, Jr. Academy LAMBERT, BOBBY — DECA, Spanish Club LANDRY, LYDDIE — Jr. Achievement, latin Club, Speech Club, FHA-Pres., Tri-Hi-Y LANGIOIS, DENISE — Boosters Co Member of the Year, Sigma Fellowship, Iri Hi V, Bela Club LcBLANC, DEBRA — Speech Club, FHA, Advanced Choir, Jr. Achievement LEE, JULIA — Art Club, Chorus LEMOINF, MIKE — Football Team IINDSEY, DEBBIF — Art Club, FHA, Chorus LITTLEJOHN, JUDY — Cheerleader, Jr. Academy, Boosters, Girls' Choir, COE, Safety Club, Library Club, Student Govt. McADAMS, SKIPPER — Key Club-Treas., Jr. Academy, Latin Club, Beta Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Sigma Fellowship, Executive Board, Tennis Team McMANUS, WALTER — German Club, Speech Club-Pres., Latin Club, Interracial Council, Debate Team, Prep Quiz Bowl Team MACK, SANDRA — Choir MANN, LAWFRFNCF — Hi-Y. FTA, library Club, Debate Team, Speech Club. Jr. Academy, Summer Advanced Studies Program-LSY, French Club MANN, REBECCA — Speech Club, French Club. FTA. FHA, Key Club Sweetheart, Cheerleader Head, Beta Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Jr. Academy, Jr. Red Cross, Swimming Team, Sr. Class Favorite, Boosters, Executive Board Committee MARANTO, LEE — French Club, Jr. Achievement, Speech Club MARCELLE, ALICE — COF, Interracial Council, Student Council, Latin Club, Y-Teens MARCELLEOUS, LYNDOUF — Boys' Choir MARTIN, DEBBIE — Spanish Club, Honor Spanish-Pres., Beta Club Sec., Mu Alpha Theta, Jr. Academy, FTA. Boosters. National Honor Society MATHEWS, MICKEY — Track Team MEGGINSON, BILL — Spanish Club. College Quiz Bowl MESSINA. GINGER — FHA, FTA. Tri-Y, French Club METZ, MARY — Band. All Parish Band. Mu Alpha Theta, Jr. Academy, FTA, Sigma fellowship-Treas., Spanish Club, Honor Spanish, National Honor Society MlllfR, BETTYF — COE, Speech Club, Interracial Council MILLER, TFRRANCE — COE, Y-Teens, Girls' Volleyball Team MILLIGAN, JANETTE — Jr. Achievement. FNA Club, Speech Club, Spanish Club, FHA MILLIGAN, TRUDY — Jr. Achievement, Art Club, Speech Club, FTA, Student Govt. MINK, KATHY — FHA. Spanish Club. FNA. Jr. Red Cross MIREMONT. TIMMY — Art Club MONTET, MELANIE — COE, FHA MOSTKOFF, ANNE — Speech Club, FHA NACOl, MARTHA — Spanish Club NFSSFR, CLAUDE — Key Club-Sec., Outstanding Clubber, Boy Booster, Mu Alpha Theta, Sigma Fellowship, Beta Club, Jr. Academy, Latin Club, French Club, AFS-Treas., National Honor Society, Jr. Red Cross, Hi-Y Secretary, Boys' State, Executive Board NETTIES, CARL — 8oys' Choir, Advanced Choir NEWMAN, PAMELA — Honor Spanish, la. Girls' State, Latin Club NIX, BILLY — Student Govt., Latin Clul), Basketball-Manager PASSMAN, CHRISTINE — French Club, Latin Club, Sigma Fellowship. FNA PATRICK. MARJORIE — FHA PATTERSON, ISAAC — 1st Prize Essay Contest, Boys' Choir PETERS, LOUIS — Art Club PORTER, SUSir — Art Club, Safely Club, latin Club, Speech Club, FTA, Tri-Y, Boosters, Red Cioss-Vk e Pres PORTER, SUSIE — Safely Club, latin Club, Speech Club, FTA, Tri-Hi-Y, Jr. Red Cross-Vice Pres., Boosters POWELL, DOROTHY — Safety Club, DECA, French Club POWELL, KAREN — |r. Academy, Art Club-Pres., Spanish Club, Honor Spanish Club, FTA, Fricassee PRICE, JEFF — Jr. Academy PRICE, VINCENT — Fricassee RICARD. JACKIE — Volleyball, Y-Teens ROBERTS, BEVERLY — Spanish Club. FTA, Jr. Academy, Sigma Fellowship, Beta Club, National Honor Society, Booslers-Treas.. AFS-Vice Pres., Mu Alpha Theta, Jr. Achievement ROGERS, DALE — Jr. Achievement, Adv. Chorus ROCfRS, FRANK — DFCA ROGERS, GALE — Adv. Chorus ROGILIIO, KATHY — Chorus, COE ROTH, BILLIE — FNA, DECA Si. AMANT, GUY — JV Football St. PIERRE, DONNA — Jr. Red Cross. COE, Speech Club SAIZAN, RANDY — Industrial Arts Club SAM, PHILIIPA — Spanish Club, Band SCHIRO, TOMMY — Hi-Y-Sec., Jreas., Baseball. FCA, Safety Club SCHROEDER, CLYDE — Art Club, Speech Club. Thespians, Interracial Council, Adv. Chorus, Boys' Choir SCURRIA. MIKE — DFCA, Golf SELF, JERRY — DECA SEIIERS, ALFREDA — French Club, latin Club, Executive Board-Chairman, Jr. Academy, Band, FTA, Beta Club, Jr. Maid, La. All-State Band, EBR All-Parish Band, Fricassee-Co-Editor, Baton Rouge Youth Symphony-Sec., La. Girls' State, Y-Teens, Merit's Who's Who Among American High School Students SHAFFER, RHONDA — Adv. Chorus, COE SHIELDS, JIM — Band SICARD. ROLAND — DECA SIMONEAUX, SCOTT — FCA, Sr. Favorite, Football, Latin Club, Hi-Y, Student Govt, Interracial Council SIMMONS, LAURIE — National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Thet„ Beta Club. French Club-Pres., Jr. Academy SIMMA, JOHN — Jr. Achievement, Library Club. Student Govt SMITH, CATHY — FNA-Sec., library Club-Pres., Jr. Academy, An Club, German Club, Speech Club, Hi-Pi Math Club SMITH. CHARI FNF — FHA, Y-Teens, COE SMITH, DENISE — Spanish Club, Latin Club, AFS, FTA, Speech Club, Debate Team, Executive Board, Jr. Class Advisor, Boosters SMITH, ELAINE — Y-Teens, COE SNEE, DIANE — Tri-Hi-Y Pres., FTA, Spanish Club, Hi-Steppers SPILLMAN. CATHY — Boosters, FHA-Sec., FI A, Jr. Achievement SPRUELL, ALINDE — Mu Alpha Theta. Sigma fellowship, French Club, Speech Club. Thespians, Jr. Academy STEPHENS. JOHN — FCA, Key Club, Track, Spanish Club, Speech Club TACNFAU. RONALD — Hi-Y, FCA, Track, Football TAMPLET. WALLY — German Club, Art Club, DECA, Football Mgr TEDFORD, BECKY — Boosters-Sec., FTA, Jr. Academy, Latin Club Executive Board, EBRP Youth Council THOMAS. ALBERT — Baseball. Industrial Arts Club. FCA THOMAS. WENDELL — Band THORNING. KOBERI — Art Club-Sec. TOUPS, PAM — Speech Club. Spanish Club, FHA UNDERWOOD, RUTH — COF, FTA, Safety Club, Jr. Red Cross Speech Club, Tri-Hi-Y VFRSFN, KATHIE — FHA VICCELLIO, LARRY — DECA WALKER, |OAN — FTA, National Honor Society-Treas. WALLACE, CHERIE — Chorus WARE. DEAUTREY — Baseball, Chorus WASHAUER, SUSAN — Boosters, Speech Club, Latin Club, FTA, |r Red Cross WEBB, MARTHA — Band, Jr. Achievement, Honor Spanish, Sigma Fellowship-Vice Pres., Jr. Academy. FTA, Spanish Club, Nationa Honor Society, EBR All-Parish Band, la All-State Band, Fricassee WESLEY, BEVERLY — Adv. Choir-Sec., FHA, DECA WICKER, DFBBI — FNA. FTA, Tri-Hi-Y, Speech Club, Boosters WIISON, ALVIN — Band-Treas., EBR All-Parish Band, Latin Club, la. Boys' State, Student Govt.-Sec., Outstanding Bandsman WILSON, BONNIE — Adv. Choir, Jr. Academy, Latin Club WOOD. JOHN — Key Club-Runner up Key Clubber of Year 70-71 Beta Club, Executive Board Chairman, Soph. Beaux, HA. AFS. Spanish Club, Art Club. Library Club, Jr. Academy, Speech Club, Debate Team, Thespians, Projection Club, Swimming Team, la Boys' State, Football-Mgr., Basketball-Mgr, Hi-Y. Get Smart Drug Club WREN, EDDIE — Football, Basketball, Golf, Key Club, Beta Oub, Mu Alpha Theta, latin Club, Hi-Y, Safety Club. Sr. Favorite ZACHARIAH. ANDREE — Safety Club, Latin Club, Tri-Hi-Y, |r. Red Cross, Speech Club Junior Favorites 53 Janice Abbott Richard Abbott larry Aclise Fred Adams Delia Alcocer Loriia Allen Ramona Allen Larry Ambrose Karen Anders Joe Arcemont Delma Armstrong Gary Arnold Ervin Augustus Marilyn Babin Susan Babin Bettsie Baker Evalena Banks Mildred Banks Steve Barnes Sherman Barrow Alton Bell Pat Bergeron Judy Berthelot Brigitte Biron Maureen Brogdon Left: Bryan Burns learned a new experiment in chemistry. Opposite Page: Right: Michelle Finnegan ate. Middle: Judy Berthelot asked many questions. Far Left: Sherman Barrow clowned with the fan. 54 Juniors 72, Seniors 73 James Bryan Tommy Broome Brousseau Brousseau Pat Scott Dccna Bruce Bruce Buckmeyer Donna Palricia Chris Carroll Carter Cassidy Deatry Brown Bryan Burns Connie Cassidy Renee Brown Janice Burns Roselyn Cato Sue Brown Dan Calhoun fa ary Cefalu Lyn Browning Rusty Cappo Cathy Celestin 55 Paul Chancy Amy Chapman Lionel Christof Aubrey Colbert Debra Cole Wilbert Coleman Issar Coston Philip Cowgill Connie Coxe Cam Currier Henry Davis Lloyd Davis Robin Davis Billie Davison Randall DeBenedette I Juniors Got Involved Card Decker Joy Deforest Davis DeMontluzin Timmy Dennison Mark Dent Mark Denlro Tony Deselle Viola deVries David Dickinson Rich Distefano Sharon Domingue Wanda Domingue Joycelyn Donahue Coni Dotson Jeanne Dugas Trank Dunn John Dunn Liz Dupuy Terri Duvic John Easley Teresa Easley Howard Elridge Jimmy Ellis j 57 “We’re The Mighty Bulldogs'' Brenda Elzv Craig Evans Sharron Evans John fabre Cornelius Fair Reginald Farlow Chuck Farrier Barbara Fenton Ronnie Ferovz Michelle Finnegan 58 Far Left: Scott Bruce and Tom Philips just sat around and smiled. Left: Suellen Vernon was an active junior. Right: Issac Coston was a popular face on campus. lames Gautreaux Terry Godso Lavida Gordon Patricia Green Nancy Gremmilion Michelle Guidry Dennis Haffner Mary Ethel Hall Gail Hannaman Melanie Hanson David Harris Herman Harris Mike Hedger Ann Henderson Robert Henderson Claire Herthum Randy Herpin Margarita Hesson Gary Hodges Doris Holmes 59 Irwin Howard lohnny Hughes Raymond Hunter Sharron Ingram Brenda lackson Glenda Jackson Irma Jackson Connie Jasmin Emitt Jarreau Cheryl Jenkins Debbie Johnson Lonnie Johnson Otis Johnson Valarie Johnson 60 Belly Jones Celesle Jones With Senior Rings Came Many Happy Faces Debbie Jones Kim Kling Stephanie Komraus Mark labordc Ralph Labordc Phil Lanclos june Lazarus Greg LcBlanc Brenda Lee Glenda Lee Julia Lee Kate lee Sherrylanne llovd Patricia Loque Leo Lucas Francis Lynch Danny Mack Allison Maranto Tommy Maranto Nita Marcellious Mike May Darcey Mayeux Tory Mengert Betty Metz Paul Michelli 61 Left: Belly Metz passed her time throwing the frizbee. Right: Cindy Font was always smiling. Far Right: Pat O'Neal, Kenneth Werling, and Jerry Fisher participated in the course of humanities. Charles Miller Robert Miller Jeanett Milligan Rex Minnier John Minster Mark Moak Michael Moore Darlene Morris Ylondla Morrison Maurice Moses Dawn Motsmger Marsha McFarland Sherry McKenzie Frederick McMurray Peggy McNutt Peter Nasca Linda Nash Caroline Newman Frank Newport Terry Noble Pamela Norman Michael Noto Cathy Offord Patrick O'Neal Robert O'Neal Virginia Paige 62 Juniors Worked And Pat Passman Wanda Passman Olivia Perkins Ronnie Perone Patti Philips Thomas Phillips Darrell Piper Peggy Pourciau Doug Pritchard Paul Probst Daniel Raby Clarence Reed Daniel Reulet Van Richardson Rachel Ricks Sharon Roberts Shirley Roberts Erwin Rogers Kathie Ross Howard Russell 63 Joyce Sanders Skipper Schexnayder Debbie Schilling Dorothy Schoeffler Sue Schopfer Sharon Schutzman Molly Seay Mary Sheridan Darlene Simmons Becky Smith Denise Smith Desiree Smith Glenn Smith Karen Smith Robyn Smith Jacqueline Snowton Joanette Spears I arry Spears Arlene Spinks Loretta Spooner Glenn Stafford John Stevens Isiah Strong Cheryl Taylor James Taylor Ronnie Terito Libby Thom Thomas Lear Scott Thomas Walter Thomas 1972 Was A Fun Year Peggy Thompson Alexander Thorburn Terry Townsend Darryl Travis Annette Triche Bobby Van Norman Suellen Vernon Jerry Wade Carroll Wallace Abraham Washington Bob Wasylyshyn Melanie Watts Terry Wechsler Melanie Wells Kenreth Werling Johnny Wheeler Cathy While Trudy White Leonard Whitley Betty Whittington Debra Williams Herbert Williams Jacqueline Williams Linda Williams Lorraine Williams Stanley Wilson John Windham Karen Winchester Bert Yates Lucy Yawn Steve Yclvcrton David Young Ida Young Phoebe Younger Pat Zeppuhan 65 Juniors Elected Officers Johnny And Rose: Sophomore Favorites Rose Schexnayder and Johnny Durrct 6 7 Try It — You’ll Like It Warren Abbott Scever Alexander Albert Anderson lionet Anderson Jennifer Andrews Michael Ashmore Charletta Augustus |an ice Augustus Joseph Augustus Van Bailey Benny Barlow David Barnard louis Barro Debra Beck Rene Benoit Richard Bernard Shelia Rety Elizabeth Betz Vivian Binning larry Boiteaux Ronnie Boudreaux Michael Bouligny Karene Braud Shirley Bristcr Jimmy ate well. Cathy stuffed her face Gwendolyn Brock Wayne Brogdon Paul Brown Shirley Brown Cassadara Brumfield Debra Caillouet Robm Cappel Barbara Garbo Reginald Carmouche Lonnie Carothers Bobby Cassano Lucia Gefalu Mike Celestin Linda ceieslirT Kelvin Chevies Murry Childers 68 Sophomores Were Eager To Learn Cheryl ColeCindy Collins -urlis Collins Allen Colomb Charles Concienne Jon Corter Colhell enms Crane Paul Crosby Sandra Crawford Dennis Cullen Diana Danner Elizabeth Dan tin Lawrence Dantzler Robert Davis Mike Day Bobbv DeArmond Marlin DeBenedita Julian del Valle Leslie Deselle Dara deTrafford Stephen Dicharry Trula Dickerson Mary Dickerson David DiCerolamo Debra Dixon I eon Dixon John Durret Bruce Dyson Gerald Eagon Frank Eas Mary Eaton Debra Echlin Lynn Fdrington Greg Eggart leannie Eggart Ton Elzy Jack fam Charles Fair Sylvia Fairbanks u 69 Mrs. Clark’s Class Beverely fall David Farris Bill Fcir Sharon Finley Charles Flaherty Michael Flores Roger Ford Cliff Fox Harry Foy Carol Francis Todd Fritchie Peter Cayliano Gregory Gautreaux Leslie Caulreau lerome George johnny Gerace Bruce Gibson Patrick Grace Kenny Green Stephanie Green Maria Guilorriez Linda Hall Tom Hall Holden Hamilton Shirely Hamilton Phyllis Harden Billy Harris Herman Harris Lois Harris Terry Harris Mike Marvell Pam Hawkins Kevin Haynes fyri Henrtersnn Jeff Henderson louis Herthum Dietrick Hertzock Roger Hester I 70 Was A True Challenge Ron Higgins Dorothy Hilton Patrick Hills Dana Hoffman Allison Hoover Laban Hoover layc Howell William Hudson Avia Huey Robert Huey Nancy Hunter Janice Jac kson Ceorgeiner Jackson Walter Jake well Gordan James Donald jenkins Carol Johnson Clifford Johnson Clyde Johnson Don Johnson Oris lohnson Ricky Johnson Vetta lohnson Ann Jones Cynthia Jones Mike Jones Thomas Jones Joulyn Kato Martha Kellen _Billv Kenny Joseph Kihfc Karla Ki ng Willard Lafayette Randy Lamana Debbie lamb Catherine Lanclos Hal Landry John Landry Cynthia langlois I ynelle I JMMjV Keith Latiolais Carla leBlanc Donna LeBlanc Eric leBlanc Laura Lcdoux Randolf LeDuff Willie Lee June Leflore 71 Sophomores Looked Forward Thomas Levert Keith lewis Robert Lewis Joey Lindsly Randall Lolis Charles Longacre Al Lorio Ronald Locus Richard Lynch Barbara Mack Danni Magee Medford Magill Christy Mann Robyn Marsden Sandra .Matthews Mike Mayeux Marilyn Mays John McCarley Rebecca McCray Bo McDonald Jacky McFadden Dayrel McFarland Brenda McGee Sandra McFee lanelle McKinney Diane McMahon Pat McMurray Pat Melancor Stephanie MehL Susie Meridith Jan Merrill Rose Michael Kathy .vticideHeton Donna Milazzo Kenner Miller-Stephanie Mitchell Mark Montet Jorenia Moore Vickie Moore Winiford Moore Farzin Moshtael Samuel Muffoletto Martha MurTSy fyu± Muvrf Gwendolyn Myers Paul Neely- 72 To Their Senior Year Alice Nich Frankie Noble Barbara Norwood Maxine Palmer Wilborn Palmer Barbara Parker Jimmy Phillips Bonnie Pier Juliet Pierson Donna Pino Kita Poissot Patti Powell Armand Prentiss Pat Prudhomme Cathy Parker Corliss Parker Louis Parker Gary Passman Lili Passman Alice Patterson Gene Percy Leroy Perkins terry Quaid, Phillip Rebosve Randy Reynolds jm Ricard Ronald Richardson Todd Richardson Kurt Ricks Betty Robertson Donna Robertson Faye Robinson frnilie Roper Denis Rowzee CaroJe Sanchez Larry Santangele Donald aucier Rose S :hexnaydre Denise Schoelflec. Ramona Schriber Gary Scott Cad Selders Ihomas Simon Denise Simmons Katherine Smith Keith Smith Linda Smith Elizabeth Smvthe Rebecca Smythe Mike Snedigar Richard Spavde Barbara Spears Wanda Spurlock Michael Stearling Mike Steen Mary Stephens Arthur Stevenson Gregory Stevenson Joseph Stockwoll Patty Sullivan Aharon Sullivan Paul Sun 73 Al, Wayne, and Johnny got together. Terry, Rose and Denise prowled the halls. Carolyn Sweat loanne Tate Lisa Thayer Mary Thomas Melissa Thornburn Greg Tims Jeff Thornine Merrill Truit Teri VanBuskirk Don VanNorniao Jonathan Vaughn Andre Verret Patricia Viccellio Helen Vince Sterling Voth Donald Wagner Alicia Wakefield Chip WaicJroup leff Wall Clyde Walker Gwendolyn Wallace Shelia Warren David Washington Ora Lee Webster Kenny Walker Mamie Wesley Charles Wharton Oscar White Deborah Williams Shelia Williams Velma Williams Chan Willis Ann Wilson Charles Wilson Debra Wilson Lionel Wilson Fred Wittmer Kathryn Wood Joann Woodruff John Yaum Elona Young 74 Freshman Favorites Gracie Palazotto Darryl Brown 75 Freshmen Adjust Dora Abbott Brian Abbott Diane Adams Tommy Adams Venesia Adams Helen Addison Reginald Allen Springale Allen Tommy Amhro Kenny Armstrong Patricia AugusT Wanda Augustus Mike Aunt Cheryl Bahcall tone 'ftairtT ' Michael Barbay Listen to this . Glen McKinley did pantomime GmgBa . lill Barnette Wilson Batiste Clyde Berthclot TefiTTerl Ira Binning Gary 'Bizettc Wanda Bradford Danny Brewer Vtary Briggs Calvin Brister David Brister Brian Blanchard Questei Brock Tommy Brooks Dennis Brousard Darrell Brown Kenneth Brown Shennie Brown Denise Buckmeycr Donna Calandro Leon Cannon Wanda Cannon David Cappo 76 To Life At BRHS Priscilla Carmena Steve Carney Susan Carrol Cathy Caruso Rhonda Cary Vickie Chapman Rosa Chauvin Terry Chauvin Ronnie Coe Curtis Coleman Mary Coiligram George Collignon. Charlotte Coiiinf Cindy Cooper tdwm Cotnern OHic C'ourvillc Sharon Crett Patty Crotwell Elizabeth Crowley 1 Jfl Alda Daniel Kim Darensburg Aaron Daugherty Barry DeBendetto Jackie Denham Carl Denicola John Dcnstoff Otis Dickerson lee Dixon Carolyn Dodge Huey Douglas Kenneth Douglas Alex Dugas Pamela Fames Rhett Edmond Robert Ellis Candy tmmons Debbie Evans Turner Evans David fabre Freshmen talked it over before class. Linda Fleming Dianah Fostpr Brian Fov, Eva Galloway Fred Garidel Ronnie George Randy Gillingham Jeff Gladin 77 Sharon GUsper lanice Gordon Bob Grate Donna Granier John Griffith Paul Griffith Ceorgelle Hall Beth Hamilton Reginald Handley Joseph Haney Chris Hardgravc Gus Harnisch Leonard Harrel Denise Harris Helen Harris Craig Harrison lohnny Harrison Rosa Haynes Linda Headrick linden Herbert Molly Heintze Sincla r Hesson Patricia Hilts Charles Holmes Debra Holmes Larry Houston leffery Howard Michele Hutchinson James Issac Kent Jackson Lemuel Jackson Wanda Jacobs Gail Jarrcau Elijah Jefferson Pam Jenkins Everett Johnson Nancy lohnson Robert Johnson Low ley Jones Shelia Jones Timothy Jones Debra Jordan Kjthv Kahn Angie Kibodcaux Freshmen Todc 78 Sophomores Tomorrow Connie Konikoff Kirk laborde Brenda Lalande Sabrina Lane Duane Landry Gerard Landry Wanda Landry laurie Lazarus Brenda LeBlanc Pat lee Monica Lemus Doris lewis Deborah Lloyd Gary McClure Steve McConnel Marcia McCrocklin Above: Coach Rivault handed out papers. Far Left: Coach Glisson instructed a class. Top: Newt Ogden finally got a pass. Left: Molly Heint e took her picture. Alvin McCrory Alex Mcfadden Glen McKinley Barbara Mack Silverenc Mack Patricia Mason David Milanson Virginia Maniscalco 79 Class of ’75 Sabrina Marccllc lohnny Matthews Louis Matthews Michael Matthews Theresa Matthews Daria Maycux Charlotte Mehl Sandra Messina Jimmy Mikroms Anthony Miler Wanda Mithell lindy Montct Snaron vmldiahy Ha?el Myers Steve-Nealv Dorthy Nero Ronald Norman Pam Norwood Newt Ogden t im 'O'Neal Mack Palmer Sylvia Patrick Joan Patterson Chris Paulk Cletla Payne Jacqueline Payne jane Percy Jerry Perkins David Perrolte Madeline Politi Anlionetl Polk Jett Pollard Ruby Porche Janice Ramsey Randy Rebowe Darryl Reed lohnny Reech lack Rheiner Buck Richard Sam Richardson Sarah Richardson Richy Ricks Thomas Robeau Bridget Roth Chailes Rubenstem Ftarry KubcnsteTrT BUTCH! 80 Freshmen Found New Friends Top: Students find their way to class. Above: Jay Dardenne spoke to the Freshman Class. Arthur Sanders Ricky Sanpere Pam Sanchez Dotti Schexsnader Eric Seguin Rhonda Seymour Eddie Shook lloya simpTOn Lloyd Simpson Courtland Smith Douglas Smith Sylvia Smith Mark Spano Fddie Spears Leslie Spruell Vernard Sterling Melinda Stevens Rose Swam Susan Tabor Roslind Tarvin Vicky Tate Toni laylor Eric Ihayer Peggie Thierry Paula Thom Donna Ihomas Kermit Thomas Linda Thomas Roderick Thomas Rhinda Thornes Steve Thorning Barbara Tours Darryl Tucker Walter Underwood Don Van Norman Brent Verbois 81 Freshmen Had Donna Viccellio Terry Vine . Bennett Virdue ,K a_Wa8ner Larry Vvagner Venesia Walker lan Wampold Brian Wecbslcr Dar-v Wheeler O lyn While ions nite Robbie White 4 e Wicker Carol Williams Leroy Williams Reginald Williams Melvin Williams Stephanie Williams Vernon Williams Margaret Wilson lafeC Wilsoo— Elisa Winchester Roger Wprlev Kayren Yankee (ill Barnette sipped water. 80 82 Bulldog Spirit! Tim YcKcrton Pal Youngblood lauree Zachonah Left: Mrs. Gaspcrecz instructed David Cappo on an Al gebra problem. Right: Reports were given often in Science class. The Thinkers. Features 85 J Who’s Who Each year the BRHS faculty honors a small number of graduatir _ seniors by selecting them to appear on this page of the yearboo Characteristics of LEADERSHIP, LOYALTY, COURTESY, SERVIC and SCHOLARSHIP shown by the student throughout his career i Baton Rouge High are the criteria for selection. By their many con tributions toward enhancing the quality of life at our school, the members of the class of 72 have earned the esteem and respect their teachers. Prideful of their accomplishments, we congratula them as they join the ranks of WHO'S WHO AT BRHS. Mary Grey Alexander Barry Baker Greg Bennett Norman Browning 86 Candy Courtney )oe Dean Robert Dampf Jay Dardenne Kenrick Pealing Diane Hannaman At B.R.H.S. Ginger Heaton Rickey Heroman Jackie Jones Amy Kahn Alfreda Sellers Becky Mann Scott Simoneaux Alice Marcelle Ronald Tacneau Claude Nesser Alvin Wilson 87 Norman Browning Senior Favorite Scott Simoneaux Senior Favorite 98 Robyn Smith Junior Maid 100 Claire Herthum Junior Maid Beaux and Belles — The Beautiful People Of BRHS V Ihis year the annual Beaux and Belles Beauty Pageant was sponsored by the Baton Rouge High School Student Government. President lay Dardenne was Master of Ceremonies at the Pageant. Robert McDonald and Marie Gayden provided piano accompaniments. Marie Gayden, Cheryl Wallace, and the Folk Group — Greg Giancllo-ni, Clyde S hroodcr, Karen Anders, Annette Triche, Robert McDonald, and Debbie LeBlance — sang. The stage was decorated by the Art Department to emphasize a Christmas theme. On this page and opposite are shown the entertainers, the winning Belles, and the Beaux who escorted them at the pageant. Senior Belle Susie Porter Senior Belle Andree Zachariah 4 Senior Belle Candy Courtney 108 Senior Belle Debbie LeBlanc Senior Belle Kathy Allement 110 i Senior Belle Laurie Montague in I Junior Belles Billie Davison Arlene Spinks Ida Young 113 114 Sophomore Belles Shelai Warren Liz Betz Robin Cappel . 115 i 116 Freshman Belles Shelia Jones Sabrina Marcelle Patty Crotwell 119 Organizations 121 i -1 Claude Nesser, pres. Ginger Heaton, vice pres. Jackie Jones, sec. Joan Walker, treas. Mrs. Carey Mathis, s 122 National Honor Society Stood For Scholarship Buddy Anderson Barry Baker Candy Courtney Frances Ford Amy Kahn Mary Sue Metz The National Honor Society was composed of seniors who had maintained an overall 3.5 average each semester for five consecutive semesters. Scholarship, leadership, service, and character were exhibited by these students. The candidates for valedictorian were Candy Courtney and Amy Kahn (opposite page). Debbie Martin Martha Webb Diane Hannaman Beverly Roberts Laurie Simmons 123 Student Governme: Action! was the key word that motivated the work of the Student Government. The year's projects and activities spelled success with a capital S. I hey included the Beaux and Belles Pageant, and the Dog House, a school supply store. This year's officers were Kenrick Pealing, Trcas.; lay Dardenne, Pres.; Mary Grey Alexander, V.P.; and Alvin Wilson, Sec. Below: Mr. Gebhart was sponsor of Student Government. The Executive Board Chairmen were 1st Row lohn Wood, Becky Mann, Howard Russell, Robert Dampf. 2nd Row: Harry Barton, Norman Browning, Skipper McAdams, lames Johnson. 124 nifiififlCiii Stood For Action Some of ihe other projects undertaken by the Student Government were the annual Christmas Program, the selection of Students of the Month and drives for the needy. Jr and Sr. Homeroom Representatives: 1st Row: Mike Yelverton, Kathy Allemont, Trudy Milligan, John Feig, Greg Gianelloni, Billy Nix, Denise Smith. 2nd Row: Ronnie Territo, Gail Hannaman, Darlene Simmons, Judy Erwin, Scott Simoneaux, Janice Burns, Michelle Finnegan. 3rd Row: Howard Russell, Paul Michel-li, Rhonda Schaefer, Steve Yelverton, Rich Dis-tefano. 4th Row: Glenn Smith, Jim Coxe, Claude Nesser, Mike Noto. fst Row Greg Gianelloni, Debbie Le Blanc, Denise Smith, Herman Harris, Sandra Compton. 2nd Row: Donald Jefferson, Timmy Dennison, Barbara Parker, Maureen Brogdon. Amelia Harrison, Eddie V ren. 3rd Row Justin Smith, David Dickinson, Darlene Simmons, Sherry Irving, David Brewer, Johnny Fife. 4th Row: Ron Higgins, I irr Coxe, Claude Nesser, Suellen Vernon, Barry Baker, George Cobb. Fr. and Soph. Homeroom Representatives: 1st Row: Cheryl Bacall, Betsy Dantm, Kevin Ffaynes, Mamie Wesley. 2nd Row: Jill Barnette, Merrill Truitt, Jackie MdFadden, Sheila Warren, Rosa Haines. 3rd Row: Patty Crotwell, Scevera Alexander, Theresa Matthews, Elisa Winchester, Steve Thorning. 4th Row: Brian Blanchard, John McFarley, Todd Richardson, Kevin Roberts, Ron Higgins, Jack Fain. 125 Interracial Council Established Unity The Interracial Council grew in importance during this year, its second in existence in our school. Among its many services was the collecting of food from all students to fill Thanksgiving baskets for the needy in our area. Members were Right (left to right) Top Row: Elizabeth Betz, Scott Simo-neaux, Carol Baechle, Robert Dampf; Bottom Row: James Johnson, Michelle Finnegan, Alicia Winchester, Shelai Warren. Other members were Below Right, Top Row: Rich Distefano, Sandra Grey, Barry Baker; Bottom Row: Doris Holmes, Michelle Hutchinson, Herman Harris. The remaining members were Below: Alice Marcelle and Greg Eggart. faculty sponsor was Dean Gebhart. 126 Boosters Promoted School Spirit ----- ■ « -r- One of the largest and most active clubs on campus was the Boosters. The responsibility of promoting school spirit lay on these girls. They added color to each football game, and many basketball games and pep rallies with halftime shows and dances. The Booster Officers were Lcfl: Left to Right: Cathy Spillman — Operations Officer, Beverly Roberts — Treas., Becky Tedford — Sec., Denise langlois — Vice Pres., Candy Courtney — Pres. The Quartermasters were Below Front Row: Betty Met , Peggy McNutt — Head Quartermaster. Second Row: |aye Howell, Debbie Schilling, and Denise Smith. It was their job to prepare the banner for the football players to run through at each game. 127 i Company A The members of Company A were Left to Right: First Row: Debbie Bridges, Beverly Roberts (company officer), Sharon Roberts (drill captain), Debbie Schilling. Second Row: Maureen Brog-don, Mary faton, Connie Cassidy. Third Row: Sherrie McKenzie, Annette Triche, Chris Cassidy. Fourth Row: Pat Grayson, Sherylane Lloyd. Weekly, the Boosters added comedy to our pep rallies with their skits and honored the best players of the week. 128 Company B Company B members were (left to right): Sitting: Carol Baechle, I ranees lord, Cathy White (Drill Captain), Phoebe Younger, Debbie Martin. Standing: Helen Vince, Cheryl Jenkins, Cathy Spillman (Company Officer), Denise Smith, Karen Winchester. The Booster sponsors were (left to right) Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Percy, and Mrs. Smiley. Boosters is such an appealing organization that even the football team wanted to join . . . sorry, boys, just girls. A 129 Flag Corps Sophomores found out that being a Booster meant long hours of practice. Members of the Flag Corps were Left to Right: First Row: Kim Desselle, Allison Hoover, Christy Mann. Second Row: Mary Dickerson, Patti Powell, Debbie Lamb. Third Row: Becky Fed-ford (Company Officer), Jaye Howell, Mamie Wesley, Shirley Bristcr, Lyn Lanoux, Dolma Armstrong (Drill Captain). It was the I lag Corps responsibility to carry the flags at the football games. 130 Hi-Steppers The Hi-Steppers added glamour to the athletic events as well as cheering our boys on. The Hi-Steppers were left to Right, First Row: Becky Smylhe, Mary Ethel Hall, Diane Snee, Jeannie Eggart, Robin Cappel, Elona Young. Betty Metz, Debbie Johnson, Betsy Damin, and Libby Smythe. Second Row: Denise langlois (co-officer of Co. H), Sandy Brown (captain of Co. H), Karene Brand, Barbara Fenton, Lynn Edrington, Alina Curna, Peggy McNutt, Suellen Vernon. Merrill Truitt, Denise Simmons, Mary Grey Alexander, lackic Snowton, ludy Erwin (captain of Co. I), Candy Courtney (co-officer of Co. I). )3l Girls’ Staters Competed For Offices The delegates for La. Girls' State were nominated by the faculty and elected by their senior class on the basis of leadership abilities. Among the activities were speakers including Mayor Dumas and Edwin Edwards, a track meet at Boys' State, and a talent contest. On the last night meetings were held in the Senate and House by participants in the program. The delegates were: Diane Hannaman — citizen of Iberville City, Commissioner of Public Health, parish party co-chairman. Mary Grey Alexander — citizen of Jefferson City, held office on parish school board. Sheila Edwards — citizen of Madison City, Maryland district judge. Alfreda Sellers — citizen of Acadia City, Alabama parish representative in House of Representatives, member of Ways and Means Committee. Pam Newman — citizen of Terrebonne City. Diane was asked back as alternate Junior Counselor. • 132 Top Right: Diane Hannaman and Mary Crey Alexander. Above Left: Sheila Edwards and Alfreda Sellers. Above Right: Pam Newman. Boys' Staters Studied Government The delegates of louisiana Boys' State were elected by their class during their junior year. Their grade averages and leadership abilities are taken into account. The purpose of this organization is to learn about state and local government by actually participating in political and governmental activities. Included in the speakers were Mayor Dumas, Edwin Edwards, and Fd Steimel. This year's delegates were Jay Dardenne — Mayor of Tensas City (named outstanding city), candidate for governor in Nationalist Party; Ken-rick Fealing — Nationalist Party Nominee for attorney general, state senator, state Central committeeman, citizen of Bienville City; John Wood — citizen of Avoylles City, member of the state Board of Education, candidate for Superintendent of Education in Nationalist Party; Alvin Wilson — citizen of Iberia City, member of the Police Jury; Kenneth Dickens — Commissioner of Transportation, Commissioner of Public Works for Jefferson City. 133 Top Jay Dardenne and John Wood Above Left: Kenneth Dickens Above Riffht: Alvin Wilson and Kenrick fealing Key Club's Mott We build home, school and community. Key Club sponsored many activities. They published the Key, football and basketball programs, held Buddy projects with underprivileged children, visited L I I and attended church as a group. Their sponsor this year was Mr. Carl Gebhart. Top Left: Harry Barton acted as Senior Board Member. lop Right: Robert Dampf presided over meetings. Above Left: Mr. Gebhart at work. Above Right: Not everyone slept through the meetings! 134 Was “We Build’’ Sweethearts Mary Grey Alexander Diane Hannaman Becky Mann President: Vice President: Secretary: Treasurer: Robert Dampf Jay Dardenne Claude Nesscr Skipper McAdams Historian: Bryan Burns Senior Director: John Wood Junior Director: Scott Thomas Sophomore Director Gene Percy 135 Key Club Placed First Jim Coxe Johnny Durrett Gary Arnold David Brewer Fddie Crews Jimmy Ellis Tommy Bartkiewicz Lonnie Carothers Joe Dean John Enquist Harry Barton George Cobb Mark Dent Kendrick Pealing 136 At National Convention The Key Club placed first in Achievement in the Silver Division at the National Convention. They also placed first in the La-Miss-Tenn District in achievement. The Key Club scrapbook also placed first in the La-Miss-Tenn District. Johnny Fife Johnny Gerace John McCarley Howard Russell Mark Fntchic Rickey Hcroman Paul Michelii John Stephens Todd Fritchie Mark laBorde Richard Paillet Fred VVittmer Eddie Wren 137 Beta Club Represented Beta Club members attended the annual Beta Convention in December and sponsored several pep breakfasts” for the football team. Membership was granted on the basis of a faculty recommendation and a 'B' average. The sponsor was Mrs. Hunter (right). Officers were: Harry Barton, pres.; Rickey Heroman, v.p.; Debbie Martin, sec.; Diane I lannaman, treas. Mary Grey Alexander Kathy Allement Dclma Armstrong Gary Arnold Carol Baechle Tommy Bartkiewicz Debbie Bridges Maureen Brogdon Sandy Brown Candy Courtney Eddie Crews Robert Dampf Jay Dardenne Timmy Denison Viola deVries Judy Erwin Barbara Fenton Linda Forrest 138 B.R.H.S. At Convention Sherrie Hansen Amy Kahn Denise Langlois Skipper McAdams Becky Mann Peter Nasca Claude Ncsser Beverly Roberts Sharon Roberts Howard Russell Alfreda Sellers Laurie Simmons Scott Thomas Suellen Vernon John Wood Eddie W'ren 139 Hi-Y Was A Hard Working Service Club The Hi-Y was involved with other such clubs in the city to provide a task force to do many needed community service projects. Among these projects was the distribution of roadside trash barrels throughout the city. Hi Y's sponsor was Coach Rivault. The officers were Norman Brow-ning — Pres.; George Cobb — Vice Pres.; Johnny Fife — Sec.; Tommy Schiro— Treas.; David Brewer — Hist.; and Jimmy Gremillion — Chap. This year the dub had four sweethearts; they were Sandy Brown, Cathy Carol, Darlene Hamon, and Coliare Herthum. R Bizzette D. Brewer I. Browning I. Costanza L. Comeaux J. Coxe E. Crews |. Dean K. DcMonllusin G. Eggard J. Ellis J. Enquist J. Fabre B. Feig M. Fountain G. Gianelloni W. Joseph J. Kean A. Lorio L. Mann M. Moak P. Nasca P. Probst S. simoneaux G. Smith I Smith C Wilson ). Wood E. Wren P. ZeppuEu 140 Tri-Hi-Y Grew In 72 The Tri-Hi-Y was a community service club for girls which was sponsored by the Y.M.C.A. This girls club often joined with the Hi-Y to beautify and better our city. Members included front Row, left to right: Deborah Gaulden, Jeannie tggart, Betsy Dantin, Betsie Baker, Sharon Evans, I uci Yawn. Second Row, left to right: Janet .Bruser, Jaye Howe, Pam Matthews, Alison Marranto, Betty Whittington. Third Row, left to right: Merrill Truitt, SueEllen Vernon, Nancy Gremil-lion, Susie Porter, Gail Hannaman, Dawn Motsinger, Denise Smith. Fourth Row: Libby Thom, Debbie Lamb, Debbie Johnson. The sponsor (left-center) was Mr. Wilkins. I he Tri-Hi Y Beaus are Front Row: Eddie Crews, Johnny Durrett, Gene Percy, Brian Brousseau, Greg Gianelloni. Back Row: Scott Simo-neaux orman Browning, Jimmy Ellis. Above Left: Other members included Carol Baechle, Candy Courtney, Denise Simmons, Christie Mann and Back Row: Andree Zachariah, Melanie Hanson, Arlene Spinks. Above Right: The officers were left to right: Sandy Brown, Sec.; Diane Snee, Pres.; Ginger Messma, Sr. Rep.; and Back Row: Arlene Spinks, Reporter Historian; Denise Smith, Jr. Rep.; Denise tanglois. Sergeant at Arms. 14T 1972 Fricassee Staff A long year's work on putting together another outstanding yearbook began last summer for the Fricassee staff, when sixteen of its members, with faculty sponsor Mrs. Jones, visited the Taylor Publishing Company yearbook conference in Monroe. The group returned with a trophy for superior planning. By the time school started, the work of selling ads was almost over; the taking of pictures and planning of pages began in earnest. The last pages were mailed to the publisher before the end of February. Ihen began the long, anxious wait for the finished product. Not long before they finished their trying job, the staff gathered at the lakeside. Because of the extremely cold weather, no one jumped in after all. Shown at Right are Mrs. Cleo Jones and Mr. Guy Johnson, the 1972 sponsors. Standing from left to right: lav Knox, Arlene Spinks, Ida Young, Mike Avant, Kathy Wood, Chuck Flagherty, Debrah Gaulden, Karen f Rich Distefano, Martha Webb, Wayne Meno, Guy W. lohnson, Jackie Jones. Seated: Chuck Farrier, Michelle Finnegan, Amy C hapm.ir Fisher, Vincent Price, Ricky Heroman. Not Shown: Mrs. Jones, Alfreda Sellers, Paul Miller, Lois Harris, and Ida voung 142 Editors: Jackie Jones Alfreda Sellers Rickey Heroman Left: Amy Chapman pondered Where did I put that $5000 check? Above: Marvey Martha Webb, Kuddly Karen Powell and Mousey Michelle Finnegan composed the Organisation section. 143 ■ Congenial Staff Top Left: Dcbrah Gaulden, shown with feathered friend, worked on Senior Class pages. Top Right: Chuck Farrier and Rich Distefano spread happiness and merriment while taking Fricassee pictures Above Left: Mike Avant, who did the Freshman Class section, stood there. Above Center: Jerry Fisher and Vincent Price, partners on the Sophomore Class pages, froze. Above Right: Arlene Spinks, who prepared the Junior Class, enjoyed our arctic expedition. 144 ___________________________________________________________________________________m Learned The Meaning Of ‘‘Deadline’’ Top Left: Chuck began his Fricassee career by doing the Ad section. Top Center: Jay Knox and Wayne Meno were assigned to the Sports section. Top Right: Kathy Wood took care of the Homeroom division. Left: Worked hard to complete an outstanding Features section. Above: Paul Miller snapped a few pictures. 145 Bulldog Band Had Although the football team had a fairly unsuccessful season, the marching band had a very successful one. They marched in almost every half-time show and combined with the Boosters and Ili-Step-pcrs to present a spectacular performance for the Homecoming Queen and her Court. Equally successful was the concert band, which performed at the district band festival, presented a spring concert, and toured a portion of Florida during the spring. A band consisting of freshmen, sophomores, and juniors was formed to play for the seniors' graduation ceremony. The band also broke into soloists and small ensembles and played in the Solo-Fnsemble Festival in Hammond, La. All bands were conducted by William B. Poche, an excellent conductor and one of the finest musicians in the state. Members of the concert band were: Row 1: Martha Webb, Leslie Gautreau, Viola deVries, Debrah Gaulden, Mary Sue v Martha Kellcn, Phillipa Sam, Wendell Thomas, Marilyn Mays, Darrell Brown, Johnny Wheeler, Paul Griffith, fmilie Rope-nison, John Stevens, Art deVries. Row 3: Alicia Wakefield, Daniel Raby, John Shields, James Johnson, Jimmv Mikroms son, Donald George, Lionel Wilson, Ricky McMurray, Roger Hester, Paul Miller, Daryl McFarland, John Allen, Charles -Hoover, Mike Harvell, Ronnie Thomas, Alvin Wilson. Row 4: Jerry Wade, William B. Poch£, Tom Elay, Chuck longacre -dreaux, Kevin Haynes, Otis Johnson, Kenny Walker, Carroll Wallace, Kenny Harvell, Kenrick Fealing. I4« Successful Year Top: Officers were — Martha Webb, librarian; Emilie Roper, asst, publicity chairman; Dcbrah Gauldcn, sec.; Rickey McMurray, asst, high brass section leader; Carroll Wallace, drum section leader; Kenny Harvcll, drum major; Art deVries, pres.; Alvin Wilson, treas.; Alicia Wakefield, asst, librarian; James Johnson, low woodwind section leader; Mary Sue Metz, v.p. Not Shown: John Yaun, publicity chairman Above: Alvin Wilson, student conductor; William B. Poche, conductor; Kenny Marvell, drum major Above Right: Members of the All Parish Band were — front. Ronnie Roudreaux, Martha Webb, Debrah Gaulden. Back: Emilie Roper, Rickey McMurray, Carroll Wallace, Art deVries, Alvin Wilson. Not Shown: John Yaun. Emilie Roper and Martha Webb were members of the All State Band 147 Opposite Page — Top: Low Woodwind Section: James Johnson, Emilie Roper, Darrell Brown, Johnny Wheeler, Paul Griffith, Marilyn Mays, Middle I ow Brass Section: Front: labon I loover, Alvin Wilson, Mike Marvell, Ronnie Thomas. Back: Roger Hester, Paul Miller, Daryl McFarland, John Allen, Charles Wharton, Jerry Wade. Bottom: Percussion Section Tom Elzy, Kenrick Fealmg, Chuck Longacre, Ronnie Boudreaux, Kevin Haynes, Carroll Wallace, Kenny Harvell, Otis Johnson, Kenny Walker. This Page — Top: High Brass Section: Front: Timmy Dennison, Art deVries, John Stevens. Back: Donald George, Jimmy Mikronis, Todd Richardson, Lionel Wilson, James Turner, Rickey McMurray. Bottom: High Woodwind Section: Front: Martha Kellen, Martha Webb, Phillipa Sam, Viola deVries, Mary Sue Metz. Back: Wendell Thomas. Alicia Wakefield, Daniel Raby, Debrah Gaulden, John Shields. 149 Choir Toure No. 1. A Capella Choir 5th Row: Nancy Baird, Debbie Calliouet, Priscilla Carmona, Mario Caydcn. D'Aubroy Ware, Fred Adams, Joseph Au- I guslus, Sian Ellis, Calhy Parker, Pally Stevens, Palricia Prudhommc. Nila Marcollious. 4th Row: Beverly Bell, Sharon Sullivan. Cheryl Wallace. I Shelai Warren, Carl Nellies, Waller Underwood, Clyde Schrocdcr, Lawrence Danizler, Kale lee, Pam Gales. 3rd Row: Sylvia Carmena, Ju’' ® Lee, Greg Gianelloni, Kenneih Dickens, Skipper Schexsnavder, Van Richardson. Gary Barker. Eric Thayer, Terry Harris, Mary Stephens. 2nc || Row: Ginger Heaton, Debbie le Blanc, Karen Anders, Nancy Hunter, Gwen Wallace, Melanie Watts, Pally Sheridan. 1st Row Martha Mur- I ray, Linda Smith, Davie Rogers, Gayle Rogers, Melissa Thorburn, Annete Triche, Lisa Thayer, Beverly fall, Carolyn Sweat, Connie Cas No. 2. The Soul Group: 2nd Row: Lawrence Dantzler, Kenneth Dickens, Julia, Lee, Joseph Augustus, Cheryl Wallace, Venesia Adams, Y i Hudson, Aubrey Coburn, Lyndauf Marcollious, Isaac Patterson. 1st Row: Terry Harris, fred Adams, late Lee, D’Autrey Ware, Sylvia Carmens I Priscilla Carmena, Terry Lames, Marie Gayden, Nita Marcellious. No-yFront Row: Earlinc Bergeron, lanclle McKinney, Joannetta Spears, Stephanie Mitchell, Aldreana Bell. Olevie Perkins, Carolyn l.ar-Carla LcBlanc. Steve Carney. 2nd Row: Brenda Lee. lohn Fore. Isaac Patterson, Georgiener Jackson, Glenda Lee 3rd Row: Melvin C Shennie Brown. Rita Brown, Jackie Payne, Lyndauf Marcellious, Mildred Banks, Eric Seguin, Brenda Lalonde, Randy Reynolds, Mary C 4lh Row Frances Carroll William Hudson. Peggy Thierry, Sharon Finley, Debra Dixon. Donna Robertson, Faye Robinson, Robert Jetfe J Eastern U. S. A Left: Officers: Skipper Schexsnayder, pres.; Shelai Warren, Beverly Wesley, sec. (not shown); Lisa Thayer, treas.; Carolyn Sweat, librarian. Center left Madrigal Singers: Rack Row: Terry Harris, Robert McDonald, Clyde Schroe-der, Terry Eames, Skipper Schexsnayder, Walter Underwood. First Row: Ginger Heaton, Melissa Thorburn, Karen Anders, Melanie Watts, Nancy Hunter. Not Shown: Kenneth Dickens, Denise Soileau, Connie Berteau, and Ida Young. The Government Street Exit: Left to Right: Robert McDonald, Annette Triche, Greg Gi-anelloni, and Debbie LeBlanc. During the Faster holidays, the choir toured parts of Fastern America including Williamsburg, Va.; Washington D. C.; and New York. Membership was granted to students who had passed an audition conducted by Mrs. Blocker, director (top right). Four students had the honor of representing B.R.H.S. in the All State Chorus (left). They were Ginger Heaton, Skipper Schexsnayder, Melissa Thorburn, and Shelia Warren. 151 A.F.S. Supported Foreign Exchange Students Members of ihe A.F.S. were (left to right): Kathy Wood, John Wood, Claude Nesser, Amy Kahn, and Bob Bailey. The sponsor was Mrs. Millet. Homeroom Representatives Formed Jr, Red Cross The sponsor of the |r. Red Cross was Mr. Dejean. The officers were: Andrec Za-chariah — Secretary, Susie Porter — Second Vice President, Timmy Mir-mont — First Vice President, Rainette Brown — President, Cindy Font (Not Shown) — Reporter. 152 rT_T'— — ■B The Safety Club Promoted Sound Ecology Promoting safety throughout school and community is the raison d'etre of the B.R.H.S. Safety Club. With the aid of their new sponsor, Mr. Kelson, the club examined area parks for safety and painted roadside trash barrels. The members were (At Left, left to right) First Row: Johnny Durrett, Chuch Wilson, Christy Mann, Betsy Danlin. Second Row: Bryan Burns, Cindy Font, Gail llannaman. Dawn Motsin-ger, Karene Brand. Third Row: Mark Laborde, Charles Bergeron, Debbie Lamb, Melanie Hanson, Morrell Iruitt, and John McCarley. Senior members were (Below, left to right) First Row: Eddie Crews, Jay Darden no, Cathy Carroll, John Wood, Eddie Wren, Norman Browning. Second Row: Jim Coxc, Harry Barton, Johnny Fife, George Cobb, Diane Hannaman, Mary Grey Alexander, Susie Porter. Third Row: David Brewer, |oe Costanza, Charles Denslorff, John Lnquist, and Andree Za-chariah. I he officers were (Below Far left) Diane Hannaman, Ireas.; John Fnquist, Pres.; and Harry Barton, V.P. 153 Sigma Fellowship The Sigma Fellowship was open to all juniors and seniors who maintained a 3.5 math-science average and a 3.0 overall average and were interested in science. This year's activities included speakers, trips to NASA and the planetarium, and the sale of BRHS T-shirts, sweat shirts, and jerseys. The new sponsor. Miss Roena Wilford is shown right. Row 1: Christine Passman, Martha Webb. Viola deVries, Michelle Finnegan, Billie Davison, Amy Chapman, Linda Forrest. Row 2 Roena Wilford (sponsor), Mary Metz, Kicky Heroman, Alindc Spruell, Bettsie Baker, Barbara Fenton, Timmy Dennison. Row 3: Warren loseph, Claude Nesser, Skipper McAdams, Sherry Irving, Buddy Anderson, Sharon Roberts. Row 4: Peggy McNutt, Cathy White Tommy Brousseau, Betty Metz, Barry Baker, Beverly Roberts, Amy Kahn. 154 Toured NASA Above: Sigma initialed new members. Right: Officers tup to bottom were: Barry Baker, Pres.; Martha Webb, V P.; Amy Kahn, Sec.; Mary Sue Metr, Treas.; Beverly Roberts, Historian, Miss Roena Wilford, sponsor. 155 Jr. Academy Toured The Caribbean The Jr. Academy of Sciences sponsored many activities. Some interested members took a field trip to the Caribbean. The club also sold ink pens as a fund-raising project and held their annual Spring Banquet for the installation of officers and initiation of new members. This year's officers were: )udy Littlejohn, Pari., Michelle Finnegan, Sec , Maureen Brogdon, Treas. 2nd Row: Timmy Dennison, Hist., Howard Russell, V P., Skipper McAdams, Pres. Above: Row 7. Karen Powell, Mary Sue Metz, Linda Forrest, Judy Littlejohn, Barry Baker, Martha Webb, |ohn Wood Row 2 . K • . Becky Tedford, Buddy Anderson, Lawrence Mann, Sherry Irving, Tommy Hoffman. Row 3: Joe Dean, lay Darder ne, deVries, Skipper McAdams. 156 Top Left: Billie Davison, Michelle Finnegan, Tommy Hoffman, Timmy Dennison, jerry fisher. Buddy Anderson, and Bert Yates toured the Caribbean during Thanksgiving. lower left: During the summer Diane Hannaman attended LSU and Cary Arnold attended a drug seminar. Bottom: Outstanding students in Jr. Academy arc Seated: Diane Hannaman. Buddy Anderson. Standing: Jay Dardenne, Mary Grey Alexander. Skipper McAdams. Looking on is Mrs. Norma Gerace, sponsor Above: Row 1: jerry Fisher. Pat O'Neal, Tommy Brousseau, Sharon Roberts, Barbara Fenton, Cathy White, Debbie Schilliz. Row 2: Paul Michelli, Rich Distcfano, Viola deVries, Kathy Ross, Connie Cassidy, Betty Metz, Bettsie Baker. Row J: Bert Yates, Howard Russell, Maureen Brogden, Chris Cassidy, Amy Chapman, Libby Ihorn, Phoebe Younger Row 4 Glen Smith, Peter Nassa, Johnny Gerace, Michelle Finnegan, Billie Davison, Philip Rebowe, Arlene Spinks, Marvin Waldrop, Suellen Vernon, Kathy I iry Grey Alexander, banquet chair-iecky Jedford, yearbook chairman. Wood. 157 Mu Alpha Theta Mu Alpha Theta is a national honorary mathematics fraternity designed to promote interest in the study of mathematics. To become a member, a student must have a semester grade of B or belter in math for two years of college preparatory math. They attended the state convention this year. The club sponsors are Mr. Johnson and Mrs. Vernon. Officers, shown at right are: Rickey Heroman, v.p.; Diane Hannaman, pres.; Warren Joseph, treas.; and Debbie Martin, sec. Above, left-right. Row 7: Amelia Harrison, Amy Kahn, Candy Courtney, Beverly Roberts, Jackie Jones, Mary Sue Metz. Row 2: Linda For.-’ ■ Linda Spruell, Frances Ford, Diane Hannaman, Debbie Martin, Laurie Simmons. Row 3: Buddy Anderson, Claude Nesser, Skipper McAda -Harry Barton, Barry Baker, Rickey Heroman, Warren Joseph. 158 Attended The Convention Left: Mr. Johnson and Mrs. Vernon discuss important math business. Below: Barry Baker spoke on Computer studies. Above, left-right. Row 1: Sharon Roberts, Cathy White, Barbara Fenton, Maureen Brogdon, Amy Chapman. Row 2 Bettsie Baker, Viola deVries, Kathie Ross, Tommy Brousseau, Betty Metz, Timmy Dennison. Row 3: Michele Finnegan, Suellen Vernon, Arlene Spinks, Billie Davison, Peter Nasca, Scotty Thomas. 159 F.C.A. Promoted Go : Top: F.C.A. officers were Scott Simoneaux, vice president; Eddie Crews, president; and lay Dardcnne, treasurer. Above: F.C.A. members helped each other and (right) participated in sports events. 160 Sportsmanship The Fellowship of Christian Athletes was among the many new or reorganized clubs at B.R.H.S. this year. This organization was made up of members of the athletic department who promote Christian growth by sharing common experiences with Christ. The club's sponsor was Coach Holder. Above, left-right. Row 1: Chuck Wilson, Tommy Brousseau. Row 2: Phil Rebowe, Juice Smith, Timmy Dennison Eddie Crews Tommv Schiro, Lyn Browing, Paul Michelli, Joe Dean, Bert Yates. Row 3: Glenn Smith, Ken Miller, John Feig, jay [)ar(jenne j0hn Wood Norman Browning, Bob Van Norman. Row 4: Pete Nasca, Jimmy Philips, Fran Lynch, Otis Zeppuhar, Ho . Tom Philips. No( Shown: Randal Simoncaux. Rick Bizelle, lackio Font. |ohn Slephens. °SS G,em l,on- Ch,P Waldroup. 161 pTA Sponsored Teacher The BRHS future teachers had a very active year. Every six weeks members of the club gave favors to the teachers as a token of appreciation! One of their projects was a follow up study for the graduation class of 1971. FTA also attended the annual state convention in the spring Officers (Shown Right) were Penny Barrios, President; Jackie Jones, Vice President; Becky Mann, Secretary; Greg Bennett, Historian; and Sandy Brown, Treasurer. Lett to right: lop Row: Rickey Heroman, Diane Hannaman, Susan Washauer, Becky Tedford, and Mary Grey Alexander 2nd Row fc Powell, Ginger Messina, Debbie Wicker, Raineite Brown, Debbie Martin, and Francis Ford. 3rd Row: Martha Webb, Pat Gravson, Man, Metz, Linda Forrest, Betsy Hall, Trudy Miligan, and Alina Guma. Bottom Row: John Wood. Robert Dampf, Denise Smith. Icrr Da-. Dardenne, Joe Dean, and Kendrick Fealing. 162 Appreciation Weeks lop Row Karen Winchester, Debbie Shilling, Chris Cassidy, Cheryl Jenkins, Phoebe Younger. Second Row: Bettsie Baker, Barbara 'enton, ( athv White, Libby Thom, Mary Ethel Hall, Sharon Koberts. Ihird Row: Connie Cassidy, Michele Finnegan, Amy Chapman, Betty Metz, Sue Ellen Vernon, Peggy McNutt. 163 F.H.A. Had Many Future Homemakers of America is composed of girls who are Home Economics students and who have passing grades in at least three academic subjects. Some of the projects sponsored by FHA this year included stuffing stockings at Christmas, Daddy Date Night, Mother Daughter Banquet, a Thanksgiving basket, and the sale of stationery. They also attended slate and district conventions. The sponsors, Mrs. Spence and Mrs. Scott, are shown at right. Far Above: Connie lasim, Cathy Caruso. Nicki Denicola, Laura Ledoux. Linda Hall. Back Row: Brenda Addison. Sharon Creft. Judy Be'J thelot. Debbie Bridges, Mary Ccfalu. Above Front: Beverly Bell, Nancy Baird, Anne Mostkoff; Debbie Bridges, Ginger Messina, Pam Matthews, Ruby Cole, Debbie Lindse ' Kay Dzuba. Back Row: Esther Gonzales, Patti Cullen, Carol Baechle, Lubcrtha Hayes, Rita Brown, Marjorie Patrick, Kathv Allerr Earline Bergeron, Cathy Spillman, Lyddie Landry, Nicki Denicola, Beverly Wesley, Joyce Knight, Diane Fresina. 164 Interesting Projects Kathy Smith, Debbie Callouet, Vetta Johnson, Lyn Lanoux, Teri Van Buskirk. Alice Nicks, Linda Hall, Laura Ledoux, Dana Hoffman, Diane McMahon, Bonnie Pier. Row 1: Rose Swain, Priscilla Carmena. Row 2: Janelle Smith, Paula Thom, Angie Kibodeaux, Antoinette Polk, Ve-nesia Adams. Row 3: Sandra Messina, Debbie Evans, Cindy Cooper, Jan Smith, Kayren Yankee, Cathy Caruso, Sylvia Patrick. Row 4: Debra Jordan, Mary Col-ligan, Sylvia Smith, Madeline Politz, Diane Adams, Cheryl BaCahl, Laurie Za-chariah. Sealed: Donna Thomas, Sharon Creft, Shelia Johnes, Wanda Solete, Pam Sanchez, Donna Calandro, Jayne Percy. 167 FHA Members Enjoyed Installation FHA Officers were: Sealed lyddie landry. President; Robyn Smith, Vice-President; Cathy Spillman, Seen Diane Fresina, Treasurer. Standing Carol Bacchic, Historian, Teri Van Buskirk, Program Chairman. Kattn ment. Parliamentarian; Beverly Wesley, Songleader; Alice Nicks, Chaplain. Not Shown: Lois Harris, C spending Secretary; Margarita Hesson, Reporter. i Far Above: Connie lasim, Cathy Caruso, Nicki Dcnicola, Laura ledoux, Linda Hall. Hack Row: Brenda Addi thclot, Debbie Bridges, Mary Cefalu. Above Front; Bcwrly Bell, Nancy Baird, Anne Mostkoff; Debbie Bridges, Ginger Messina, Pam Matthews, Kay Dzuba. Back Row: tsthcr Gonzales, Patti Cullen, Carol Bacchle, lubertha Hayes, Rita Brown, Mar l larlme Bergeron, Cathy Spillman, Lyddie Landry, Nicki Denicola, Beverly Wesley, Joyce Knight, Diane j poftram. lucy Berman installed helped prepare for the program F.N.A. Inspires Interest In Health the Future Nurses of America, sponsored by Mrs. Gertrude Clark (left), is open to anyone having an interest in health careers. During the year, the club attended conventions, saw films, and had speakers from various hospitals. 167 fir Above: Sunshine Mink, rep.; Pam Toups, sgt.-at-arms; Jeanette Milligan, pres.; Christine Passman, v.p. Above: Nancv Baird, program chm.; Cathy Smith, sec.; Denise Soileau, treas.; Diane Fleming, soc. chm. Art Club Sold The purpose of the Art Club was to stimulate an interest in the varied fields of art. Many members of the club entered city, state, and national art contests, often winning top honors in their categories. The ARt Club officers were: Robert Thorning, Sec.; Karen Powell, Pres.; Debrah Gaulden, Vice-Pres.; and Timmy Mire-mont, Ireas. Senior members of the Art Club were Left to Right: 1st Row: Robert Thorning, Greg Gianelloni, laurie Montague, Clyde Schroe Karen Powell. 2nd Row: Louis Peters, Leonard Holubar, Amy Kahn, Cathy Smith. 3rd Row Pebra Gaulden, Timmy Miremont. Jul • lee, Wally lamplct. 169 Bulldog T-Shirts Other members of the Art Club were Left to RiRht: 1st Row: Tammy Saucier, Vickie Lynn Tate, Cary Passman, Paul Braun, Joseph King, AI Lono. 2nd Row: Larry Wagner, Steve Scurria, Terri Duvic, Debbie Schilling, Bettsie Baker. 3rd Row: Valerie Johnson. Dan Calhoun, Tommy Phillips, Deena Buchmeyer, Celeste lones, Betty Metz, Mary Cefalu. Among the Art Club's projects was designing the Christmas Auditorium's Doors. The sponsor was Mrs. E. Aikcns. The Speech Clubs Activities Were Many The Speech Club was recognized as one of the most outstanding organizations at BRHS this year. It entertained the student body with several plays during the year. The sponsor was Miss Virginia Hill. Row I: Harry Barton, Anne Mostkoff, Andree Zachariah, Terry Davis, Greg Bennett, Sandra Compton, Sheilia Edwards, Duane Desselle. Row 2: Joe Dean, Denise Smith, Kathy Carroll, Janet Bruser, Susie Porter, Susan Wash-auer. John Wood, Robert Dampf. Row 3: Jay Dardenne, Dobra LeBlanc, David Jensen, Donna 8eeson. Row 1: Clyde Walker, Chip Waldroup, Leon Dixon, Wayne Brogdon, Al torio, Glenn McKinley. Row 2: Kathy Wood, Dannie Magee, Jaye Howell, Merrill Truitt, Denise Simmons, Bettsie Dantin. Row 3: Ramona Schrieber, Mary Stephens, Elona Young, Brent Verbois, Patty Crotwell, Cathy Caruso, Nancy Johnson. 170 The officers were fop, left to right: Waller McManua, Pres., Sandra Compion, Sec., Greg Bennetl, V. P., Melanie Hanson, Treas., and Francis Rowe, Historian. The Junior members of the Speech Club were below, Top Row: Pat 8ergeron, Darlene Simmons, Ann Hindcrson, Terry Wcchs-ler, David Dickinson, Darlene Morison, Sherman Barrow. 2nd Row: Bryan Burns, Gary Arnold, Debbie Johnson, Claire Her-thum, June Lazarus, Debbie Johnson, Kenneth Wherling. 3rd Row: Jeanne Dugas, Paul Mirhelli, Cindy Font, Dawn Motsing-er, Arlene Spinks, Denise Smith, Sue Schoepfer The Thespians were above. Top Row: David Dickinson, Paul Michelli, Terry Wechsler, Gary Arnold, Betty Metz. 2nd Row: Chip Waldroup, John Wood, Clyde Schroeder, Donna Beeson, Gin- ?er Heaton, Linda Spruell. 3rd Row: andra Compton, Melanie Hanson, Greg Bennett, Terry Davis, W'alter McManus. The Debaters were left, Lawrence Mann, lay Dardenne, Robert Dampf, Joe Dean, John Wood, Harry Barton, and sitting Denise Smith. 171 I--------------- Thespians Worked Theater Miracle Thespian troup 504, under the direction of Miss V. Hill, presented William Gibson's drama The Miracle Worker on November 10, 1971. The play, depicting a hardpressed teacher's efforts to bring her blind, deaf charge out of a wordless world of isolation and despair, was warmly received by a near-capacity audience. At final curtain the players were awarded a standing ovation. Excellent in the exacting roles of the handicapped Helen Keller and her teacher Annie Sullivan were Jackie Jones and Terry Wechsler. Strong support was provided by Melanie Hanson, Greg Bennett, David Dickinson, Nancy Johnson, Robert Dampf, Dara Abbott, Darlene Simmons, and Gary Arnold. 172 The Library Club Worked Hard The Library Club was truly appreciated by all. Each member was always willing to help the students and faculty of B.R.H.S. to find just the book they needed from the vast collection. Library Club officers were left-right: Audrey Wallace, Sec.-Treas.; Kathy Parker, V.P.; and Cathy Smith, Pres. Members included those pictured. Front Row Seated from left to right: Alton Bell, Lori Daigle, Elizabeth Crowley, Audrey Wallace, Eva Calloway, Pat Youngblood, Fred Winner. Standing: Mrs. Aillel (sponsor), Leon Cannon, Ollie Courville, Marie Cueydon, Mrs. Wimberly, Kathy Parker, Cathy Smith, Tobe Wilson, Aaron Daugherty, David Melancon, Donna Calandro, Pat Lee, Pam Jenkins, and Jimmy Mikroms. Left Middle: Library members made the library pleasant for everyone. I 173 French Club Attendee Officers were Becky Mann, treas.; Candy Courtney, sec.; Delma Armstrong, v.p.; Laurie Simmons, pres. Members included left to right. Row 1: Elizabeth Hamilton, Pat Passman, Chris Passman, Betty Metz, Laurie Simmons. Row J S' Roberts, Becky Mann, Delma Armstrong, Lawrence Mann. Row 3: Pat Grayson, Cathy White, Darlene Simmons. Row 4 Donald John ■ r Rose Schnexayder, Stephanie Komraus, Todd Fritchie, Melissa Thorburn. � 74 Opera In New Orleans A main activity of the French Club was sponsoring a trip to New Orleans to see The Pearl Fishers, an opera by Georges Bizet. At a meeting prior to the trip, Jackie jones presented the story of the opera to the members while Mr. Guy W. Johnson and Mrs. Marjorie Blocker sang several excerpts from the play. Chaperons for the trip were Mrs. Cleo Jones, sponsor of the club, Mr. Carl Wilkins, Mrs. Delores Schmidt, and Mrs. Marjorie Blocker. The group enjoyed coffee and donuts at the French Market while in New Orleans. The French Club, an organization to perpetuate the learning of the French language and customs, operated under a new sponsor, Mrs. Cleo Jones. Members of the club had to maintain a B average in French. 175 Latin Club Wor The Latin Club, composed of students who have had at least one year of Latin, strives to further interest in, and knowledge of Greek and Roman cultures, customs, mores, history, and contributions to modern society. Each year the club has a Roman Banquet, for which the members dress in costume. Shown at right is Mrs. Laura L. Cotton, sponsor. 176 Above, left-right. Row 7: Connie Konikoff, Pam Norwood, Brian Wechsler, Brian Blanchard, Mike tones. Row2: Nita Marce . Klmg, Calhy Celeslin, Phoebe Younger. Row 3: Mark LaBorde, Mark Deni, Brian Burns, tommy Phillips, Bert Yales Under A New Sponsor ficers, left-right: Kenrick Fealing, pres.; Mary Grey Alexander, v.p.; Amelia Harrison, sec.; Jay Knox, treas. Above, left-right. Row 1: elverton, Christine Passman, Alfreda Sellers, Sandra Kemper, Jay Dardenne. Row 2: Warren Joseph, Jay Knox, Amelia Harrison, Mary lexander. Reeky Tedford Row 3: Skipper McAdams, Susan W'ashauer, Harry Barton, Bob Bailey, Tommy Bartkiewicz. Row 4: Claude ■ Scott Simoneaux, Kendrick Fealing. 177 Spanish Club Had A New Sponsor El Club Amistad had its largest membership ever under their new sponsor. Miss Marietta Millet (right). The club is open to anyone that is taking or has taken Spanish and has an interest in the Spanish culture. Club members heard many interesting speakers and everyone enjoyed the annual party held at the end of the year. Above, 1st Row: Joyce Knight, Barry Baker, Jeanette Milligan, Pam Toups. 2nd Row: Alina Fuma, Diane Hann ' Kahn. 3rd Row: Debbie Martin, Bill Megginson, Frances Ford, Mary Sue Metz, Karen Powell. J 178 The officers of this year's Spanish Club were: Maureen Brogdon, Treasurer; Timmy Dennison, President; Tommy Brousseau, Vice-President; Bil lie Davison, Reporter; Michelle Finnegan, Secretary. Left, Juniors, 1st Row: Terry Wechsler, Margarita Hesson, Rene Brown, Barbara fenton, Debbie Schilling. 2nd Row: Rich Distefano, Libby Thom, Billie Davison, Cheryl Ken-kins, Karen Smith. 3rd Row: Chuck Farrier, Howard Russell, Jerry Brister, John Minster, Glenn Smith. 4th Row: Herman Harris, Joe Arcemont, Greg Le Blanc, Mike Noto, Peter Nasca. Left, Sophs, and Fresh., 1st Row: Pal Youngblood, Eva Galloway, Cathy Caruso, Theresa Matthews, Arlene Nero, Donna Robertson 2nd Row: Roslind Tarvin, Pam Jenkins, Libby Smythe, Becky Smythe, Sandra Matthews. 3rd Row: Mike Avant, Janelle Smith, Merrill Truitt, Christy Mann, Robbie Huey, Janice Jackson. 4th Row: Ken Miller, Jan Merrill, Richard Pailet, Chip VValdroup, Leon Dixon. 179 Concerned Students Formed SOS SOS stands for Speak Out Sensibly (against drug usage). Shown here at an organizational meeting in the guidance counselor Mrs. Gamble ere Somkiat Pookayaporn, Candy Courtney, Robert Oampf, Jay Darder man Browning, John Durrett, Arlene Spinks, and faculty sponsor Mrs. Cantrelle. 180 Honor Spanish Noted High Achievement A B+ average was the requirement for membership in Sociedad Honoraria Hispa-nica. Its goals were to honor excellence in Spanish and promote continuance of interest in the language. It was sponsored by Miss Marietta Millet, shown far left. This year's officers are: left: Michelle Tinnegan, Sec.; Amy Kahn, V.P.; Debbie Martin, Pres.; Howard Russell, Treas. 7sf Row: Karen Powell, Tommy Brousseau, Martha Webb 2nd Row: Mary Sue Met , Frances Ford, tinda Forrest, Timmy Dennison. 3rd Row: Glenn Smith, Maureen Brogdon, Joyce Knight, Billie Davison, Michelle Finnegan. 181 C.O.E. Learned By Doing The Cooperative Office Education program along with the aid of local business firms trained many girls in the field of business. At the end of the year a banquet was held to honor the employer of each member. Right, left to right, back to front. Row I: Charlene Smith, Ruth Underwood, Patti Blakly, Elaine Smith. Row 2: Terrance Miller, Rhonda Shaffer, Jeanne Dupuy, Wanda Givens, Loretta Griffin. Row 3: Lisa Darensburg, Marcella June Barrow, Alice Marcellc. The officers were, front desk, standing: Jeanne Dupy — V P. Seated: Marcella June Barrow — Treas. Back desk, stand ing: Betty Miller — Secretary. Seated: Dorothy Hill — President. The sponsor (center left) was Mrs. Jean-nine S. Smith. Below, left to right: Kathy Rogillio, Ar-leen Guidry, Darlene Hammon, Leslie Dclaroderie, Judy Littlejohn, Donna St. Pierre, Lisa Darensburg. 182 The Distributive Education Club of America gave many students an opportunity to test their salesmanship. Although the club was only in its second year it was large enough to form two classes. the officers top left, left to right: were Tommy Hoffman, Treas.; Lulie Haddox, Sec.; Laurie Montague, Pres.; Russell Gauireaux, V-Pres.; Wally Tamplet, Photographer; Bert Gaudin, Parliamentarian. The sponsor (center left) was Mrs. Mosely. Y-Teens Enjoyed Styled Salesmanship The members center right, left to right were: Row One: Rob Smith, lutie Haddox, Laurie Montague, Charles Noto, Roland Sicard. Row Two: Sharon Coats, Cindy Gregory, Steve Naquin, Frank Rogers, Gerald Dentro, Larry Vic-cellio. Row Three: Ray Head, Steve Holland sworth, Rhett Creamer, Larry Barrios, Bert Gaudin, Russell Gauireaux. Other members bottom left, left to right were: Row One: Janice Burns, Wally Tamplet, Tommy Hoffmann, Diane Fresina, Cindy Celestin. Row Two: Betty C. Jones, Youlanda Johnson, Dorothy Powell, Marcia Digeralamo, Beverly Bell Row Three: Beverly Wesley, Timmy Miremont, Jerry Self, Francis Rowe, Sam Dentro. 183 Reactivated Writer’s C?d By Doing The Unemployed Writers Club began late in the year with a new sponsor, Mrs. M. C. Smith. The g planned to revive the spring literary magazine. Members were Greg Bennett, Barry Baker, Walter M nus, Scott Simoneaux, lackie Jones, Phoebe Younger, Pat Grayson, Alice Nicks, Michael Buuligny, C Heaton, Kenrick Fealing, Chip Mann, Bill Megginson, Bettsie Baker, Alex Thorburn. Y-Teens Enjoyed Style And Talent Shows Y-Teens was a newly organized club at Baton Rouge High School. Under the sponsorship of the YWCA, members had an active year with style shows, club meetings and talent shows. Miss Wilford acted as sponsor of the club. Top The Officers were: (left to right) Virginia Paige — treasurer. Betty Miller — President, Joanette Spears — Sergeant at arms. Terrance Miller — Assistant Secretary, Alice Marcelle Vice-President. Mot Shown is Margarita Hesson — Secretary. Middle: Top Row: Arlene Nero, Debra Holmes, Melinda Stevens, Theresa Mathews, Anita Marccllious, Shirley Brown, Brenda Addison, Debra Caul-den. Joyce Knight, Sandra Mathews, Nancy Johnson, Mrs. Fleet, Janice Ramsv, Patricia Hills. Bottom Row Helen Addison, Doris Holmes, Joanetta Spears, Sharon Kraft, Annette Polk, Mrs. Wilford. Bottom: The participants in the city-wide talent show for Y Teens were: Helen Addison. Nancy lohnson, Jackie Mcfadden, and Brenda Addison. 185 I 187 Bulldogs Had A New Master Left: Coaches Quinn, Glisson, Carter, Holder, and Hill. Below: New head coach Carter mapped strategy with Browning. Bottom Row: Issac Coston, Rusty Campo, George Cobb, Eddie Wren, Jameal Michael, Eddie Crews, Tommy Maranto. Second Row: John Fabre, Paul Probst, Paul Michelli, Jimmy Ellis, Chip Waldrop, Jerry Wade, Lynn Browning, Johnny Durrett. Third Row: Scott Simoneaux, Clarence Reed, Norman Browning, Melvin George, Pat Zcppuhar, Mike Fountain, Ralph LaBorde, lohnny Fife, fourth Row: Jackie Font, Mark Moak, Kevin Roberts, Henry Davis, Mark McKenzie, Aubrey Colbert, Bobby VanNorman, Jim Grcmillion. Top Row: Kickv Bizette, Dennis Hatfncr, Kenneth Dickens, Ronald Tacneau, Ken Miller, Phil Lanclas, Scott Bruce, Tommy Phillips, David Brewer. Not shown: Joe Dean. 189 Ye Ole The BfcHS football team started off its season in the annual STAMA Jamboree. This year for the first time the 4-AAAA was divided into two Subdistricts. BRHS fell into Subdistrict B, where they ended up 4th. The first game was a hard fighting battle in which we lost to Broadmoor, 19-0. Next the Dogs faced the tough Redemptorist Wolves. After holding them scoreless for the entire first half the dogs fell to their foes 13-0. The best defensive player was Lddie Crews, and the best offensive player was Eddie Wren. On this page in above pictures fcllis hits Gremetlion, (above right) Durrett runs for extra yardage, and (right) VanNorman eludes Panthers. 190 Shall Rise Again The Dogs were forced to travel to Glen Oaks to face their next opponent. The Dogs scored their first touchdown of the year with a pass from Ellis to Melvin George. PAT kick good by Dean but the Dogs fell to the Panthers 35-7. Next week the Dogs went against their former coach, Leon McGraw. The Mean Green held the Indians passing attack to 0 yards, but their strong running attack led to a 23-7 victory over the Dogs. Ellis connected with Durrett in the 2nd half for a 28 yard TD pass for the Bulldogs only score. Dean PAT good. Upper Left: Crews and Simoneaux, out with injuries, watch action. Left: Coach Carter discusses ruling. Bottom: Simoneaux and Browning combine. 191 Bulldogs Awakened Lot ! The Bulldogs then played one of the biggest teams in the Sub-District, Capital High. Tailback Issac Coston seized the opening kickoff and ran it back 80 yarcJs as the Dogs got their 1st victory of the season. The next time the Dogs got the ball they drove 62 yards for the 2nd TD. The final score was 14-8. Next the Dogs went to East Ascension where both teams were held scoreless in the 1st half. In the 3rd quarter Eddie Crews set up a 23 yard field goal by Joe Dean as the Dogs took a 3-0 lead. The Spartan offense then proved too much for the Dogs as they took a 12-3 victory. Right: A moment of anxiety as Coaches Carter, Holder, and Tailback Durrett watched action. Below: Wren, Gremillion, and Fountain closed in. 192 And Then Bit Back I he Dogs then got their second victory with a 28-7 win over McKinley. In the 1st quarter, Ellis led the Dogs to score twice, once on a 24 yard pass to Gremillion and again on a one yard run. Later in the third quarter Coston scrambled 73 yards on a punt return to give the Dogs a 21-0 lead. Phil Lan-clas recovered a fumble on the Panther 35 to set up the final TD. Joe Dean kicked all 4 extra points as the Bulldogs completely dominated the game. Homecoming drew many fans to Olympia stadium as the fighting Bulldogs'went down to a determined Lee High team. The dogs scored in the final quarter as Ellis hit Melvin George for a 37 yard TD pass. Dean added the extra point. The final score was 20-7. 193 The Gallant Doc In the Catholic High game the Dogs were plagued with mistakes. The Bulldogs launched a successful 64 yard drive in the 4th quarter as Fllis found Fife open in the end zone. Dean PAT was wide. Paul Probst intercepted a Uter pass and zipped 90 yards for an apparent Bulldog T.D. The play was called back and ruled off-setting penalties, as the Bears took a 21-6 victory. The 4-AAAA champions were next in line for the Dogs. Trojan QB Mark Haile was continuously damaged throughout the game by his former teammates. Ellis led passing attack with I I I yards, but the strong Trojan running attack led to a 27-0 win over the Bulldogs. Right: Ellis tried one over the middle. Bottom Left: Cobb and Probst combined. Bottom Right: Crews received TD pass. 194 Went Down Fighting The last game of the season was a playoff with Scotlandville. The Bulldogs dominated the game with a 14-0 victory. Ellis hit Melvin George in the 1st quarter for a 7-0 lead. David Brewer is credited with 2 interceptions and Eddie Crews with a 36 yard T.D. pass from Ellis. Tor the gallant Bulldogs it was a long hard-fought season, jim Gremillion made 1st team all district and Eddie Crews made 2nd team all district. With dedicated team preparation, the Dogs ended up with a 3-7 season. Despite the loss of the graduating seniors, the amount of varsity experience possessed by next year's team will be a great asset. The Bulldogs can surely expect better things for the 1972 season. Top: Bulldogs in action Left: Hoss hauled one in. Above: |oe Dean at practice. 195 Mil Banquet Honored Outstanding Dogs At Top Left, Ronald Tacneau receives his award from Coach Austin. At Top Right, Candy Courtney presents an award to Jimmy Grcmillion. At Bottom left. Head Manager Chuck Wilson is recognized with an award. Senior Lettermen are shown at Bottom Right. Center Band shows major award winners with Coach Carter: Outstanding Player, Jimmy Grcmillion; Endurance Avva man Browning; Bulldog Award, Ronald Tacneau; Best Defensive Player, Phil Lanclos; Captain's Award, Eddie Crews v. lastic Award, Eddie Wren; Best Offensive Player, Jimmy Ellis. J.V.’s Acquired Experience For Future The Junior Varsity team this year was led by Coach Austin and Coach Rivault. The team had many hard fought battles during their 1971 season acquiring the experience needed to play for the mighty varsity Bulldogs in future years. Left: Coach Rivault talked over strategy with Ronnie Bush. Below: Ronnie Saucier and Donnie Saucier made decisions with the referee before the game. Bottom How: Chuck Wilson Mgr., Darrell Redd, Ronnie Bush, Alex McFaddcn, Eric LeBlanc, Clyde Berthelot, Bruce Dyson, Dennis Cullen, John Gerace. Middle: Peter Gagliano, Don Van Norman, Craig Harriaon, Calvin Brister, Pat Gerace, Ray James, Gary Boudreaux, Louis Matthew. Robbie White, Hal Landry, Bill Fcig Mgr. Top: Philip ReBowe Mgr., Randy Seymour, Laurence Dantzler, Ronnie Saucier, David DiGero-lamo. Keith Lewis, Mark Montct, Mike Wicker, Donnie Saucier, Randy Luduff Mgr. «« Seniors Gave Team Experience Standing, I. to r.: Coach Wayne Austin, Charles Denstroff, Glen Smith, Francis Lynch, John Fnquist, Scevera Alexander, Jim Beavers, Ronald lacneau, and Justin Smith Kneeling, I. to r: Davis DeMontluzin, Jay Dardenne, Joe Dean, Fddie Wren, and Mike Constantin. 199 BRHS Co-Hostec Far Above: Jay Dardenne fired for 2. Above Right: Managers were (I. to r.) Chuch Wilson, Billy Nix, Bill Feig, and Timmy Dennison. Above: Eddie Wren showed off in practice. Right: Joe Dean set up the plav. 200 Wedge Kyes Tourney 201 Basketballers Gave 110% - Far Above: Team members listen to the referee. Above: Joe Dean passed to Charles Denstroff. Right: Jay Dardenne took a shot at the Wedge Kyes. 202 Above loft Srevera Alexander aided Dogs lo VICTORY Far Above: Dogs had spirited warmup. Left: Denstroff assisted for two points. Above: Ronald Tacneau at the foul line. fa 203 Dogs Had Great Spirit 204 loft: The Varsity watched the JV's game with great concern. Middle Left: Hero comes the Dogs. Bottom Left: Dean brought the ball down court. Below: Denstroff shot a crucial foul shot. 205 Bulldogs Were Never Outfought 9th Grade J.V. Had A Good Year 9th Grade |V Players were Top Row: Reginald Allen, Wilson Batiste, Tom, ' . Brooks, Charlie Holmes. Bottom Row: Everett Johnson, Alex McFadden, u „ s Matthews, Jerry Perkins, Randy Seymour is not shown Coach Rivault is shown At Left 206 J.V.’s Set Pace For Future Varsity 10th Grade lunior Varsity was as follows: Front Row: Bruce Dyson, Jan Merril, Johnny Durret,-Kevin Haynes. Jeff Henderson. Top Row: David Harris, Billy Harris, Ron Higgins, Oris Johnson, Lionel Wilson, Lonnie Carothers, Coach Hill. 207 Varsity Cheerleaders Promoted Far Above, Left: Cathy Carroll and John Wood. Middle: Darlene Simmons and Howard Russell, Melanie Hansen and David Dickenson. Right: Becky Mann and Greg Bennett. Above: Cathy Ca oll looked on with Concern. Right: Cathy Carroll and John Wood. 208 The Spirit Of 72 Top Left: Melanie Hanson and David Dickenson. Top Right: Becky Mann and Greg Bennett Left: Darlene Simmons and Howie Russell. 209 JV Cheerleaders Sparked 9th, 10th Graders JV Cheerleaders in 1971-72 were left to right, above: Christy Mann, Kim Desselle, Pat McMurray, and Kathy Lanclos. 210 Golf Swimming Wrestling Team Bottom Row: John Griffith, Joey Lindsly, Ronnie George, Jerome George, Tommy Brousseau, Eric LeBlanc, Todd Richardson Robin Da-. (mgr.). Standing: Bill Feig (mgr.). Coach Jerry Keister, Jerry Wade, Scott Thomas, John Feig, Greg Stevens, Tommy Scott, Coach lav Rai 212 Showed Skill And Spirit Top; Left: B.R.H.S. Wrestling team and coaches await the oncoming meet with lara High. Below; Left to Right: Tommy Brousseau pins Tara High opponent. Right: Ronnie George fights to keep from being pinned. 213 r 72 Golf Team Upheld Bulldog Spirit Coach Rivault 214 Left to Right: Johnny Higgins, Clayton Hays, Eddie Wren, Mike Scurria. and Robert Thorning. Eddie Wren Mike Scurria 215 Robert Thorning Johnny Higgins Clayton Hays f Tup Left: Mrs. Percy coached the swimmers. Top Right: Becky Mann was a cheerleader all the way. Above: Howard Russell perfected his own way of diving. Right: David Dickenson was tired out after a hard practice. 216 BRHS Swimmers Plunged Into New Season Lett: Gene Percy hid his cast. Below: lane Percy practiced hard on the butterfly. Far Below Team members included Sitting, left to right: Jane Percy, Becky Mann, and Debbie Caillouet. Standing: Richard Paillet, Howard Russell, Tod Richardson, and Gene Percy. ■K 2? 7 Track Keep On “Track’in’ Below: The returning lettermen from last year included Reggie Montgomery, Eddie Crews, and Issac Costen. Mot Shown is John Enquist. Left: The 1972 track coach was Chuck Hill. Standing, I. to r.: John McCarley, manager; John Stevens, Lonnie Carothers, Melvin George.- Reggie Montgomery, Eddie Crews, Paul Probst, and Coach Chuck Hill. Kneeling, I. to r.: Roy Jett, Larry Burchell, Tommy Brousseau, Issac Patterson, Issac Costen, Wendell Thomas, and Tommy Phillips. 219 BRHS Cindermen 220 Burned Up The Track 221 Baseball Bulldog Baseball Looked Good In 72 Senior lettermen Below were Norman Browning, Donnie Capello, Tommy Schiro, and Jimmy Gremillion. Pictured At Left are Coach Glisson and manager Timmy Dennison. Front Row: Clifford Howard, Lionel Anderson, Autery Ware, Tommy Schiro, Rusty Cappo, Alert Thomas. Middle: Donnie Capello, Ronald Johnson, Paul Michelli, Duane Dcsselle, Lynn Browning. Pat Zeppuhar. Top Row: Coach Glisson, Chuch Wilson, Mgr., Tommy Adams (bat boy), Mickey Matthews, Norman Browning, Jimmy Gremillion, Bob VanNorman, Lawrence Oantzer, Irving Howard. 223 Spring Training Began Early Left Catchers for the team were Paul Michelli and Lynn Browning. Far Left: Coach Clisson talked spirit to the boys. Below: Norman Browning substituted for his brother. Below Left: Players were: Standing: Donnie Capello, Tommy Schiro, Lionel Anderson, Clifford Howard, and Kneeling: Norman Browning. Bottom Left: Standing: Lawrence Dant er, Duayne Desselle, Bob Van-Norman, Ronald Johnson. Kneeling: D'Autrey Ware. Irving Howard, Mickey Mathews. 224 For The BRHS Baseball TEam The baseball team was hard at practice during the month of February. Lell: Tommy Schiro employed quick movement and skill to get Clifford Howard out. Lower Left: D'Aulrey Ware worked on his bunting. Below: Donnie Capello, an outfielder, was always ready for those high flies. 225 Homerooms Strange’s Seniors Are Going I Places 229 231 Mrs. Gasperecz’s Homeroom 232 233 234 235 Mr. Nelson’s Homeroom Mrs. Schmidt’s Homeroom Miss Marcelle's Homeroom 236 Mrs. Fleet’s Homeroom Mrs. Boss’s Homeroom 237 Homeroom Activities Raised Spirits Miss Wilford's homeroom placed first in the door decoration contest before the TARa football game; Coach Hill's room won third place. Shelia Edward's car was a winner in the TARA car decoration contest. Last spring Miss Young's homeroom honored her with roses, trophy, and gift. 238 on c Mrs. Percy’s Homeroom 241 238 V£'.,. c V' hi iy Mr, Dejean's Homeroom fi Mrs. Percy's Homeroom 241 242 Miss Wilford's Homeroom Miss Jacob’s Homeroom Miss Hill's Homeroom The Wonderful World of WHALEN Mrs. Silva’s Homeroom 1 Mrs. Mathis' Homeroom 247 DOUGLAS BARBER AND BEAUTY SUPPLY Foremost in Quality Products and Service 1547 South Boulevard Baton Rouge, La. 70802 Telephone Numbers — 343 0680 and 342-3844 Secretary — Miss Josie Muse Sales Clerk — Mrs. Myrtle Desormes Salesman — Roosevelt Gremillion Salesman — Ernest Battley Salesman — Milton Hains Salesman — Johnny Savage Salesman — Clarence Ross RALPH AND KACOO'S RESTAURANT AND GIFTS B.R.H.S. KEY CLUB On La. 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