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

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1974 volume:

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CSo-oJ -v k”U cry cJL - U av V Vl w . cCp fc '-crv _ , n A. i H .1 7wJ p 'TfLl -) New things succeed, as former things grow old. — Herrick £) OJl JDt b. -tlL voi frr , oLt' o jbxj CUUSL a qoocL IJ jc iMJ' DEDICA TION AND IN MEMORIAA MISS MARIETTA MILLET June; 1911-April 13,1973 Taught French at B.R.H.5. for almost twenty-two years The weight of this sad time we must obey; Speak what we feelnot what we ought to say. The oldest hath borne most; we that are young Shall never see so much, nor live so long. — Shakespeare IN MEMORIAM KEITH LATIOLAIS September, 1955-July, 1973 Senior '74 Only a moment, a moment of strength, of romance, of glamour — of youth! . . . A flick of sunshine upon a strange shore, the time to remember, the time for a sigh, and — goodbye! — Conrad I 9 7 4 n T - - w-. C X yc a ■ . „ __ 7-- Z-C? ' j j tt t L- jj - Efficiency Was the Name of the Game MR. DENNIS F. BURGE . . . . . . principal for 17 years; diligent and steadfast; his traditional manner has set the tune at BRHS. MR. JOHN J. BAG . . . assistant principal since'67; discip. :r.ad of the school; a student favorite. sistant principal of instruction for 7 years; ’king, behind the scenes man; always on the eip teachers and students alike. (top) Mrs. Weimer was absolute ruler in the Attendance Office, (above) Mrs. Atherton drew pretty lines. MRS. J. C. KLEINPETER - School Secretary MRS. MARGUERITE LANIER - Cafeteria Manager MRS. C. G. MATSON -Cafeteria Manager MRS. ANN MILLER -School Clerk - Guidance Office MR. LARRY ORGERON -Maintenance MRS. PENNY WEIMER -School Clerk (Attendance) MRS. DOROTHY WIMBERLY - Library Clerk MRS.E.AIKENS - An, Art Club MRS. L. B. AIKENS -American History, Afro-American Studies MRS. GENEVIEVE AILLET - Librarian MRS. OMERGENE M. AMAR - General Math, General Science, Y-Teens MRS. RUTH C. ATHERTON - Advanced Math, Geometry, Senior Math, Future Teachers 21 MR. IVEN J. BERGERON - Band, General Music MRS. MARJORIE N. BLOCKER - Choir, Chorus MR. JOHN D. BOOKMAN - Civics, J.V. Basketball, Assistant Football Coach MRS. DINAH C. BRADFORD - P.E., Boosters MRS. MARY K. BREMER - English I and III, Afro-Amcrican Studies MRS. LAURA L. COTTON - English III, IV, Latin Club, Fricassee MR. BUFFINGTON C. COX - Guidance Councilor OFFICER CUMMINGS -Resident Police Officer MRS. MARCIA H. DABKOWSKI - French I, II, III, IV, English II, French Club MR. JOHN B. DEJEAN -World History and Geography, Junior Red Cross, American Government, P.E., Economics MRS. SHIRLEY B. FLEET - Civics, General Business, Y-Teens MRS. PHOEBE ANN GASPERECZ - Tri-Hi-Y, Algebra I, General Math The BRHS Faculty Guided the Stud 22 MR. RONNIE R. GILL -Junior Academy. General Science, Football Trainer MISS BEATRICE GLASS -Latin I and II, English II, Latin Club MR. MICHAEL H. GLISSON - P.E., Baseball Coach, Football Assistant, Student Advisory Committee MR. GLEN GOSSETT -Senior Math. General Main MR. WESLEY C. HARRIS -Track Coach. Football Assistant, P.E. MISS VIRGINIA HILL -Speech I, II, III. Tnespians, English I, Speech Club MR. ROBERT D. HOLDER -Head Football Coach, Athletic Director, Tennis, and Wrestling Coach, P.E., FCA Sponsor. Student Advisory Committee MR. HENRY HOLLINS -Student Government, Biology MR. LIONEL H. HOLMES -Woodwork I and II, Industrial Arts MRS. WILLIE M. JACKSON - Junior Academy Sponsor, Biology, Fellowship of Future Physicians Sponsor MRS. MARY M. JETSON -Beta Club. American History. Humanities MRS. CLEO P. JONES -French I. II. Ill, IV, English II, French Club 23 MRS. MARY J. KELLY -English I and II, Civics, FNA MRS. CAREY S. MATHIS -Algebra I and II, National Honor Society MRS. M. MIDDLETON -Physical Education, Boosters MRS. HELEN MORRISON -English I, II, and IV MR. JARREL L. NELSON -Power Mechanics MRS. JOYCE W. PATIN -Physical Education, Boosters MR. EUGENE PENNISSON -DE I and II, DE Club MR. CHARLES PERILLOUX - Industrial Arts MR. ALBERT RICHARDSON, JR. -General Science, Biology, Basketball Coach MR. ROBERT RIVAULT -World Geography, 9th Grade Basketball, Hi-Y MRS. DOLORES SCHMIDT - Spanish I, II, III, IV, English I and III, Beta Club, Spanish Club MRS. PECOLA SCOTT -Home Economics I and II, FHA 24 The Faculty of '74 Had a Personality of Its Own (left) BRHS’s new guidance councilor was a great help. t Picture Not Available MR. KENNETH IRVING SHAW - Chemistry, Physics, Sigma Fellowship MRS. ANN SILVA -Typing, I, Bookkeeping I MRS. SUSAN SIMMONS -Guidance Councilor, SOS MRS. JEANNINE SMITH -COE, Typing I, Clerical Practice, Business Machines MRS. MARY SMITH -English III, Humanities. Writers’ Club MRS. SARAH S. SPENCE -Home Economics III and IV.FHA MRS. MARGARET M. VERNON - Geometry, Senior Math, Mu Alpha Theta, Fricassee MR. ALBERT T. WESTALL - Driver’s Education MRS. OUIDA L. WHALEN -General Business, Shorthand I, Typing II DEAN FREDDIE WILLIAMS - Student Government, Key Club, Dean of Student Affairs (above left) Mrs. Smith just had time enough for a pose, (left) Mrs. Vernon was a planner when It came to Mu Alpha Theta, (far left) Mr. Shaw was interested in his students, who could never figure him out. 25 1 9 7 4 Who's Who in '74 Warren Abbott Jill Barnette Shirly Brister Mike Conner Johnny Durrett There is no endowment in man or woman that is not tallied in you, There is no virtue, no beauty in man or woman, but as good is in you, 28 No pluck, no endurance in others, but as good is in you, No pleasure waiting for others, but an equal pleasure waits for you . . . FROM To You by Walt Whitman Beverly Fall Bill Feig Charles Flaherty Kevin Haynes Jeff Henderson 29 30 31 Mr. B.R.H.S. — Kevin Haynes Miss B.R.H.S. — Rose Schexnaydre 33 BRHS Homecoming Court for 1974 M Homecoming Queen — Rose Schexhaydre Senior Maids Cynthia Jones Jill Barnett 35 Shirley Brister Junior Maids Jan Wampold Sharon Creft Freshman Maid 36 Julie Berthelot Sophomore Maids Lisa Collier Robin Nasca Freshman Maid 37 Donna Brown Al Lorio — Senior Favorite 38 Jill Barnette — Senior Favorite 39 Scevera Alexander — Senior Favorit 40 Shirley Brister — Senior Favorite Johnny Durrett — Senior Favorite Patti Powell — Senior Favorite mtm mwM x-aSr Louis Herthum — Senior Favorite 44 Cynthia Jones — Senior Favorite Jeff Henderson — Senior Favorite •y Terri VanBuskirk — Senior Favorite 47 Junior Favorites Sharon Creft and Darell Brown Jan Wampold and Clyde Berthelot Joyce Dangerfield and Alex McFadden 48 49 50 Sophomore Favorites Yaun Crump and Arnold Robertson Robin Marshall and Stan Routh Lisa Collier and 51 Michael Spurlock Freshman Favorites Jeanna Cefalu and Layne Lindsley Donna Brown and Jonathon Holder Darlene Nelson and 52 Travis Crump 53 54 55 Senior Belle Robin Cappell 56 Senior Belle Karla Kling 57 Senior Belle Lyn Lanoux 58 Senior Belle Charlotte Mehl 59 Senior Belle Melanie Pickett 60 Senior Belle Rose Schexhayder 61 Senior Belle Terri VanBuskirk 63 Joyce Dangerfield Junior Belles fan Wampold 64 Teri Vince Sophomore Belles Missy Crews Lisa Collier Pam Utter Freshman Belles Cynthia Poole Debbie HarriSor Jeane Cefalu 66 A day was picked in early November for ihe favorites of BRHS to be elected. Each homeroom was asked to nominate the fellow students whom they liked best. A ballot was then composed, and the entire student body voted. Twelve students represented the Senior class. From these twelve Mr. and Miss BRHS were chosen. The underclassmen were represented by three couples from each grade. Who's Who were elected in late January, but the students were not told until the middle of February. They were nominated by their teachers, and from the list of nominees, the teachers chose twenty seniors who most nearly exemplified the qualities of LEADERSHIP, LOYALTY, SERVICE, COURTESY, INTEGRITY, and SCHOLARSHIP. BIF FALL FEATURES DONNA PULLIAM The Queen and her Court were elected before our Homecoming Game with our Bulldogs going against the Istrouma Indians. Two girls from each grade (eleven through ninth) proudly represented their class. Four were chosen from the Senior Class, and from these one was elected Homecoming Queen. The Queen and her Court reigned over the dance that night. Beaux and Belles in a Winter Wonderland were proudly presented by the Fricassee Staff of 73-74: on the 15th day of December. One hundred girls were entered from the homerooms, clubs, and by individuals. They had a grand time back-stage. Our MC's were Jay Dardennc and Harry Barton. The girls were judged on youthful beauty, poise, and personality. Seven girls were chosen from the senior class, four from the juniors, and three from the sophomore and freshman classes. 6 7 68 69 We Faced the Hardest Times You Can Ima Presenting the Seniors of'74 Dara Lynn Abbott Warren Abbott Venesia Y. Adams Buck Alexander Mickey Ashmore Charletta Augustus Janice Augustus Joseph Augustus David Barnard Jill Barnette Debbie Berthelot Liz Betz Shelia Betz Larry Boiteaux (center) We really hate to bother you Gene, but . . . (below) What can I say? BRHS, Love It or Leave It! Mark Boone Ronnie Boudreaux Karene Braud Patricia Ann Briggs Shirley Brister Gwen Brock Paul Brown Cassadara Brumfield Lester Bryant Rob’n Cappell Barbara Carbo Priscilla J. Carmena Loren R. Carothers Frances Carroll (center) Could it be . . . Mrs. Atherton . . . ? 72 SH Bobby Cassano John Cassidy Jocelyn Ann Cato Lucia Cefalu Linda Celestin Kelvin W. Chevies Cynthia Cinco Curtis Collins Tommy Colomb Michael Conner David Cothell Sondra Crawford Paul Crosby Dennis Cullen (top left) Surprise Liz! (We caught her at one of her better moments.) (bottom left) We never could make Irv understand that school was for work, not play. 73 Those Magic Moments t Bob Curry Betsy Dantin Robert Davis Bobby DeArmond Martin DeBcncdctto Anthony Dentro Kim Desselle Stephen Dicharry Mary Dickerson David Digerolamo Darlene Dixon Johnny Durrett Bruce Dyson Mary Mills Eaton Chrystal Ellis Debbie Evans (right) Just let me demonstrate the miracles I can perform with a mere slinky. (opp. rt.) Go ahead Johnny, take your shoes off and sit a spell, (opp. left) Duh . . . What’s going on?!? 74 Charles Fair Beverly Fall Bill Feig Chuck Flaherty Roger Ford Todd Friichie Eva Galloway Greg Gautreaux Johnny Gerace Bruce Gibson Buddy Ginn James Gobble Pat Grace Stephanie Green Gerald Griffin Bulldog, Howl Learned to Love the Word Kevin Haynes Jeff Henderson Louis Herthum Dietrich Hertzook Roger Hester Ron Higgins (top) All set? You bet!!! (bottom) Uh missed a row! Bonita G. Hills Dana Hoffman Debra Holmes Allison Hoover Laban Hoover Jaye Howell Mary Hudson Williams Hudson Avia Marie Huey Robert Huey Georgeiner Jackson Marion Jackson 77 1974 — A Year to Remember Ray James Carol Johnson Nancy Johnson Ann Jones Cynthia D. Jones Mike Jones Thomas Jones Debra Jordan Martha Kellen Vernon Keller Joseph King Eric LeBlanc Thomas Lcvert Deborah Lloyd Laura Ledoux Robert C. Lewis Randall Lolis Randolph LeDuff Joey Lindsly Chuck Longacre (opp. rt.) Aw shucks, you shouldn't have, (top) Hey you . . . yeah you, ya talking to me? (bottom) Mistake. Reflections of the Way Life Used to Be Al Lorio chard Lynch Marco Maderazo Danni Magee Medford Magill Cecile Maranco John Rea Me Linda Me 4 80 Diana Maranto Robyn Marsden Sandra Matthews Jackie McFadden Dayrel McFarland Diane McMahon Mike Mayeux Pat McMurray Charlotte Mchl Stephanie Mehl Patricia Melancon David Melanson Suzie L. Meridith Jan Merrill Donna M. Milazzo Maria Miranda Stephanie Mitchell Mark Montet Melinda Montet Winifred J. Moore Sam Muffoletto Frank J. Musso, Jr. Hazel Myers Paul Neely Barbara Norwood (opp.) Imagine me -the homecoming king! (left) Ain't that inter-resting! The Good Ole Days Pamela Norwood Karo O’Conner, Jr. Gordon Ogden Keith Ory Richard S. Pailet Gary Passman Lili Passman Jean A. Patterson Gene Percy Leroy Perkins Jimmy Phillips Melanie Pickett Rita Poissot Eric Eugene Polk 82 me (center) Dear Sam, How do I love thee, let count the ways, (rt) Come on Coach, not in front of the girls . . . please!!! Philip Rebowe Kevin Roberts Donna L. Robertson Faye Robinson Carole Sanchez Laijy Santangclo Rose Schexnaydre Deni Schoeffler Denise Simmons Katherine Smith Wanda Spurlock James St. Amant It's Been Twelve Great Years! Mike Steen Gregory Stevenson Sharon Sullivan Toni Taylor Lisa M. Thayer Bill Thomas Jeff Thorning Merrill Truitt Teri VanBuskirk Jay Vaughn Patricia Viccellio Gina Vince Leonard VIrdue, Jr. Sterling Voth (n.) Yep, I’m just sitting here, just looking around. 84 (left) BRHS Steakhouse . . .the manhandlers. Alicia Wakefield Chip Waldroup Jeff Wall Shelai Warren Ora Webster Wm. Russell Wells Mamie Dell Wesley Charles H. Wharton Marie White Sheila Williams Velma L. Williams Chan Willis Myrtle Wilson Elisa Winchester Fred Wittmer John Clifton Yaun Elona Young 85 ABBOTT, DARA LYNN - Y-Teens, Speech Club, Deca, Thespians, Choir, Ensemble, Stage Activities ABBOTT, WARREN - District Rally - 2nd in Biology, 1st in Chemistry, Merit’s Who's Who, National Honor Society, Renssalear Chemistry and Math Award, Beta Club, French Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Quiz Bowl ADAMS, VENESSIA YEVETTE K. - Student Council, FHA, Y-Teens, Choir ALEXANDER, BUCK - Basketball, Track, Speech, FCA, SOS ANDERSON, LIONEL - Baseball - MVP, Highest District 4-AAAA Batting Average ASHMORE, MICKEY - Industrial Arts Club, SOS AUGUSTUS, CHARLETTA - FHA, FNA, DECA, Y-Tcens AUGUSTUS, JANICE - Y-Tccns, Upward Bound, SOS, Boosters - Drill Captain, French Club, Afro-American Studies - Sec. AUGUSTUS, JOSEPH A. - Football BARNARD, DAVID - Spanish Club, Chess Club -V.P., Golf Team BARNETTE, JILL - Student Council, Homecoming Court, Jr. Academy, Head Cheerleader, SOS, Favorite, Tri-Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Beta Club, Belle BERTHELOT, DEBBIE - FNA - Pres.. French Club. SOS, Jr. Achievement - Trcas., Fricassee Staff -Bus. Mgr., Beta Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Merit’s Who’s Who, Advisory Committee, Achievemer's Association BETZ, LIZ - Belle, Tri-Hi-Y, Interracial Council, Jr. Academy, Calendar Couple, Beta Club -Treas., Mu Alpha Theta - Pres., FHA, FTA, Girls’ State, Executive Board, Tri-Hi-Y, Boosters - Head Quartermaster, Hi-Stepper, Sr. Class -V.P. BETZ, SHELIA - Boosters, Afro-American Studies BOITEAUX, LARRY BOONE, MARK - Football, Band, FCA BOUDREAUX, RONNIE - Band - Section Leader BOULIONY, MICHAEL - Writer’s Club - Editor, Choir, Afro-American Studies. Latin Club, Honor Spanish - V.P., SOS, Cheerleader BRAUD, KARENE - Safety, Jr. Academy, SOS, Hi-Steppers, FTA - V.P., Beta Club - Sec., COE -Pres., National Honor Society - V.P., Executive Board BRIGGS, PATRICIA - Afro-American Studies, FHA, Civics Day - 3rd Place, 4-H Club - Treas., Y-Teens, Science Fair BRISTER, SHIRLEY - Boosters - Flag Corps, Beta Club, Hi-Stepper, Homecoming Court, Jr. Academy, Tri-Hi-Y, Afro-American Studies - V.P., Favorite BROWN, PAUL - Art Club, IA, DECA BRUMFIELD, CASSADARA BRUSER, STEVE BAILEY BRYANT LESTER BUSH, RONNIE - Football, FCA, Basketball CAPPEL, ROB'N - Belle, French Club - Pres., For- eign Language Festival, Hi-Stepper, Co-C. Tri-Hi-Y, Speech Club. SOS, FHA CARBO, BARBARA - FHA, Y-Teens, Tennis CARMEN A, PRISCILLA JOYCE - Y-Teens, F Choir, Ensemble, DECA, Soul Group, Static Activities CAROTHERS, LOREN RAYMOND, JR. - Lati:. Key Club - V.P., Cheerleader, Beta Club, Merti’s Who’s Who, Mu Alpha Theta, Jr. Ac emy, Basketball, FCA CARROLL, FRANCES - Y-Teens, FNA. Chorus, FHA,SOS CASSANO, BOBBY - Hi-Y, DECA, SOS, Spa . Club CASSIDY, ANDY - DECA - Treas. CATO, JOCELYN ANN - Y-Teens. SOS, Ft CEFALU, LUCIA - Spanish Club, Choir, FHA. Speech Club, Swimming CELESTIN, LINDA - Writer’s Club, FHA, COE CHEVIES. KELVIN W. - Football. Choir, Stage: CINCO, CYNTHIA COLBERT, AUBREY - Football OOF I OIIRTI9 COLOMb! TOMMY - Speech Club, Key Club CONNER, MICHAEL - Youth Council, Stud Council, Afro-American Studies, Execut: Board, Inter-racial Council, SOS, Jr. Ac: meni COTHELL, DAVID - DECA CRAWFORD, SONDRA - Y-Teens, Speech Cl . FHA, SOS CROSBY PAUL CULLEN [ DENNIS - Spanish Club, Baseball. r ball. Student Council, IA, FCA CURRY, BOB - FCA, Mu Alpha Theta, Choi:. French Club DANTIN, BETSY - Spanish Club, Beta Club. 1 Club, Hi-Steppers, Student Council, Jr. emy, Tri-Hi-Y, Safety Club, SOS, FHA, F Youth Legislature DAVIS, ROBERT - DECA DAVIS, ROBIN DEARMOND, BOBBY DEBENF.DETTO, MARTIN WAYNE - IA DENTRO, ANTHONY - Woodworks Club, DECA. Shop Foreman DESSELE, KIM - J.V. Cheerleader, Spanish Ci Library, Tri-Hi-Y, Safety Club, Boosters. FI. Corps - Sec., FTA - Treas., SOS DICHARRY, STEPHEN ”S.P.” - Latin Club DECA DICKERSON. MARY - Boosters - Flag Corps, FN. FHA - Treas., Calendar Couple, Interracial Council, Hi-Stepper D1GEROLAMO, DAVID - I.A.. FCA, Football DIXON, DARLENE - Y-Teens, FHA. SOS, Boos-Basketball, Jr. Achievement, Afro-America: Studies DOWLING, GLENN DUNN, JOHN M. DURRETT, JOHNNY - Key Club, Safety Club. French Club, Favorite, Football, Basketball Y, Speech Club - Treas., Beta Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Choir - V.P., FCA, Latin Club, Baseball, Boys' State DYSON, BRUCE - Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball, FCA, Wrestling, Hl-Y, Beta Club -V.P., Merit's Who's Who EATON, MARY MILLS - Boosters, COE EGGART, GREG - Speech Club, Hi-Y, IA, Student Council, Inter-racial Council EGGART, JEANNIE ELLIS, CHRYSTAL - SOS, Choir, Y-Teens, FTA, Afro-American Studies, Jr. Achievement ELZY, TOM - Band EVANS. DEBBIE - FHA, COE, SOS, Speech Club FAIR, CHARLES - Inter-racial Council, Library Club, Choir, Ensemble, Jr. Achievement, IA, Cheerleader FALL, BEVERLY - Choir, Red Cross, Fricassee, SOS FARRIS, DAVID - Basketball FEIG, BILL - German Club, Hi-Y, Baseball, FCA, Foreign Language Festival, Latin Club, Chess Club. Mu Alpha Theta, Golf, Jr. Academy V.P., Writers Club, Merit's Who's Who, Fricassee, Sigma Fellowship, Boy Booster, Manager, Inter-Club FLAHERTY, CHUCK - Jr. Academy, French Club, Merit's Who's Who, Future Physicians, National Honor Society, French Essayist, Quiz Bowl, Fricassee Editor, Latin Club, Beta Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Chess Club, 2nd in District Rally in Chemistry. FORD, ROGER - Football, Library Club, FCA, IA FOX, CLIFF FREEMAN, JOSEPH - Football, FCA FRITCHIE, TODD - French Club, Latin Club. Track, Key Club GAGLIANO, PETE - Football GALLOWAY, EVA - Art Club, Library Club, Jr. Academy, Honor Spanish, Beta Club, Mu Alpha Theta, FTA, Fricassee Merit's Who’s Who GAUTREAUX, GREG - IA, DECA - Historian GERACE, JOHNNY - Key Club, Jr. Academy, FCA, Football GIBSON, BRUCE - SOS, Latin Club GINN. BUDDY - Track, Mu Alpha Theta, Football, IA. FCA GOBBLE, JAMES GRACE. PAT - Key Club, Football, FCA GREEN, STEPHANIE GRIFFIN, GERALD - Spanish Club, Afro-American Studies, IA, SOS, FCA HAFFNER, DENNIS HALL, LINDA - Red Cross Pres., Latin Club, FHA HARDEN, PHYLLIS V. - Afro-American Studies, FHA HARNISCH, GUS HARRIS, LOIS MARIE - FHA, Fricassee, Library Club, Student Council, An Club, Jr. Class Officer, Afro-American Studies, Speech Club HARRIS, TERRY L. - Track. Choir - Pres., Soul Group, Merit's Who's Who, Executive Board HAYNtS, KEVIN - Youth Council, Inter-Racial Council, Basketball, Baseball, Student Council Treas. - Pres., Boys’ State, Band - Treas., Merit’s Who's Who, Library Club - Pres., Key Club, SOS, Favorite Afro-American Studies, Upward Bound HENDERSON, JEFF - Basketball, Spanish Club. Hi-Y, Favorite, Jr. Class Pres., FCA - Sec., V.P., SOS, Student Council - V.P., Sr. Class Pres. HERTHUM, LOUIS - Student Council. Safety Club, DECA - Pari. HERTZOCK. DIETRICH HESTER, ROGER - Band - Outstanding, Jr. Academy, Student Council, SOS, Ensemble - Outstanding HIGGINS, RON - Basketball, Executive Board, Hi-Y, Football, Inter-Racial Council, Key Club, FCA, Speech Club, Writer’s Club, Manager, Youth council, SOS - Pres., Boy Booster, Student Council - Sec. HILLS, BONITA G. - DECA HOFFMAN, DANA - Jr. Academy, Red Cross -Pres., FHA, COE HOLMES, DEBRA - Speech Club - Sec., SOS Inter-Racial Council, Afro-American Studies HOOVER. ALLISON - Boosters HOOVER. LABAN - Band, DCA HOWELL, JAYE - Speech Club, Spanish Club, Library Club, Boosters - Flag Corps - Quartermaster - V.P., SOS, FTA - Pres., Latin Club, Tri-Hi-Y - Treas., Executive Board HUDSON, MARY HUDSON, WILLIAMS - Choir, Hi-Y HUEY, AVIA MARIE - Choir, DECA HUEY. ROBERT - Spanish Club, Baseball. FCA JACKSON, MARION - FHA, DECA JAMES, RAY - Key Club. Football. Hi-Y, Beta Club, Merit's Wno’s Who, FCA. Mu Alpha Theta. Baseball - Co-MVP, All District 3rd Baseman JOHNSON, CAROL - FHA, Boosters. Mu Alpha Theta, Beta Club, COE - Treas. JOHNSON,CLYDE JOHNSON, LONNIE - DECA JOHNSON, NANCY - Speech Club, Thespian, Choir. FHA. Y-Teens JOHNSON. ORIS - Basketball JOHNSON, OTIS - Band, Basketball, Tennis JOHNSON,ROSELYNETTE JOHNSON. ROYAL DOUGLAS JOHNSON, TERRY D. JONES, ANN - Afro-American, I.A. Sweetheart, Jr. Achievement, SOS, DECA, Y-Teens JONES, CYNTHIA DENISE - Afro-American Studies. Jr. Achievement, Boosters, SOS, Choir, Latin Club, Y-Teens, Cheerleader, FHA JONES, MIKE - Student Council, Jr. Academy -Pres., Speech Club, Latin Club, Key Club, Boy Booster, Merit's Who's Who, SOS, FCA, Wrestling JONES, THOMAS KELLEN, MARTHA - Band - All Parish KELLER. VERNON KLING, KARLA RITA - Student Council, FHA, Boosters, COE - Sec., SOS 87 1 KONIKOFF, CONNIE ANNE - Latin Club. V.P., SOS LAFAYETTE, WILLARD LAMANA, RANDY - DECA LAMB, DEBBIE - Jr. Academy, Speech Club, Tri-Hi-Y - Sec., Beta Club, Latin Club, FHA, Student Council LANCLOS, CATHERINE - J.V. Cheerleader, Speech Club, Library Club - Sec., Boosters, FHA, Jr. ArhiPVPnipnT . C % LANDRY, HAROLD THADDEUS - Football. Track LANDRY, JOHN - Writer’s Club, IA LANOUX, LYN - Boosters - Drill Captain, Pres., FHA, Library Club, Mu Alpha Theta - Sec., Beta Club, Jr. Academy, French Club - Treas., Executive Board LAZARUS, LAURIE - Spanish Club, Speech Club, Jr. Achievement, Choir, SOS LEBLANC, FREDERICK ERIC - FCA - Pres., National Conferee, Wrestling - Outstanding, Writer’s Club, Latin Club, Choir, Ensemble, FTA, Football, Track .. LEDOUX, LAURA - FHA, Jr. Academy, French Club, Beta Club, Red Cross LEDUFF, RANDOLPH - Baseball, Manager, FCA, French Club, IA, Beta Club, SOS LEVERT, THOMAS - English III District Rally, Golf, Merit’s Who’s Who, Mu Alpha Theta - V.P., FCA LEWIS, KEITH - Football, An Club, FCA LEWIS, ROBERT CHRISTOPHER LIN DSL Y, JOEY - Wrestling, Key Club, Student Council, IA LLOYD, DEBORAH LOLIS, RANDALL - IA - Rep. V.P. - Pres., DECA LONGACRE, CHUCK - Band, Wrestling, Track LORIO, AL - Hi-Y, Speech Club, Art Club, FCA, Student Council, Thespian, Football, Tri-Hi-Y Beaux LYNCH, RICHARD MACK, DANNY MADERAZO, MARCO D. MAGEE, DANNI - Speech Club, Red Cross, SOS, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Tri-Hi-Y - Pres., Belle, Boosters, Hi-Stepper, FTA MAGILL, MEDFORD - Golf MARANTO, CECILE - COE, Tri-Hi-Y, Speech Club, SOS, FHA MARANTO, DIANA - Tri-Hi-Y, DECA, FHA MARSDEN, ROBYN - Tennis MATTHEWS, SANDRA JAVON - Boosters, Library Club, Calendar Couple, SOS MAYEUX, MIKE McCARLEY, JOHN REA - Latin Club - Pres., Manager, Safety Club, Hi-Y, Key Club - Hist., Football, Cheerleader, Wrestling, Inter-Racial Council, SOS, FCA McCRAY, REBECCA - DECA McFADDEN, ACKIE YVETTE - FHA, Student Council, Afro-American Studies, Y-Teens -Sec., SOS McFARLAND, DAYREL - Band - Drum Major - Section Leader, Choir McKINNEY, JANELLE - Choir McMAHON. DIANE - FHA McMURRAY, PAT - Speech Club, French Club, SOS, Thespian MEHL, CHARLOTTE - Art Club, Beta Club, FNA -Rep. MEHL, STEPHANIE - Art Club, Inter-racial Coun cil, SOS. FNA MELANCON, PATRICIA - FHA, Y-Teens, Tennis MELANSON, DAVID - Library Club, French Club, Jr. Academy, Beta Club, Mu Alpha Theta MERIDITH, SUSIE LYVETTE - Choir - Librarian. Ensemble MERRILL, JAN - Basketball, Track, Jr. Academ Spanish Club, FCA MILAZZO, DONNA MARIA - Red Cross, Speech Club, COE MIRANDA, MARIA - French Club, Jr. Academy, „ SOS, Latin Club, FTA MITCHELL, STEPHANIE Y. - Y-Teens, Choir MONTET, MARK - Football, Wrestling, Key Club. Hi-Y - Pres., Tri-Hi-Y Beaux, Speech Club -V.P., Thespian, FCA MONTET, MELINDA - Tri-Hi-Y, Beta Club MOORE, NORRIS EDWARD - Football, Track MOORE, WINIFRED JA - Y-Teens, FHA MUFFOLETTO, SAM - Chess Club Pres., Fricassee Writer's Club, SOS, Jr. Achievement, Golf MUSSO, FRANK JOSEPH JR. - Wrestling, Latin Club, DECA Pres. MYERS, HAZEL - Afro-American Studies, Spanish Club NEELY, PAUL - Student Council, Wrestling, FCA. Football, IA NOBLE, TERRY ANN - Choir NORWOOD, BARBARA - Library Club, Y-Teens, FHA NORWOOD, PAMELA - Art Club, Latin Club, Che OCONNER KARO, JR. OGDEN, GORDON - SOS, Kcv Club. Tennis, Merit’s Who's Who, Beta Club, Jr. Academy, Inter-racial Council, Boys' State, Boy Booster, Student Council, FCA, Latin Club - Treas. ORY, KEITH - IA OURSO, DANIEL PAILET, RICHARD S. - Spanish Club, Key Club -Sec., Swimming, NEDt Certificate, Mu Alpha Theta, Beta CIud, Youth Council, Boy Booster, Merit's Who’s Who, Summer Science Training Univ. of Tulsa PASSMAN, GARY - Art Club PASSMAN, LILI - Beta Club, FNA, COE PATTERSON, JEAN A. - Choir PERCY, GENE - Key Club, Swimming, Football PERKINS, LEROY PHILLIPS, JIMMY - Football, Baseball, FCA, Wre fling PICKETT, MELANIE PIER, BONNIE - Jr. Achievement, French Club, DECA,FHA POISSOT, RITA - DECA - Sec. 88 POLK, ERIC EUGENE - FCA, IA POWELL, PATTI - Boosters - Flag Corps, Fricassee, Jr. Academy, NEDT Certificate, Youth Council, Merit's Who’s Who, French Club - Sec., Belle National Honor Society - Sec., Beta Club - Pres., Key Club Sweetheart, Student Council, Tri-Hi-Y, FHA, Girls' State, Mu Alpha Theta, Jr. Class Board Member, Executive Board, Sr. Class Sec. POYDRAS, JOANDELL ODETTE - Speech Club, Choir PRENTISS, ARMAND - Chess Club, Tennis, Key Club, Merit's Who's Who, Boy Booster, FCA RAMSEY, JANICE REBOWE, PHILIP - FCA, SOS, Hi-Y, Student Council, Kev Club - Pres., Jr. Academy, Mayor's Council, Boys' State, Boy Booster ROBERTS, KEVIN MARTIN - Football, Hi-Y, Track, Wrestling, FCA, Student Council ROBERTSON, DONNA LYNN - Spanish Club, Jr. Class Board Member, Choir, Student Council, FHA - Rep., Boosters - Quartermaster, SOS, Speech Club, Y-Teens ROBINSON, FAYE - Student Council, Teens, FHA, SOS, Choir, Spanish Club SANCHEZ, CAROLE - FHA, DECA SANT ANGELO, LARRY - Spanish Club, IA SCHEXNAYDRE, ROSE MARIE - French Club Favorite, Homecoming Court, FHA, Spanish Club, SOS, Student Council, Cheerleader, FNA, FTA, Miss B.R.H.S., Homecoming Queen, Senior Belle SCHOEFFLER, DENI - Student Council, COE, Red Cross, FHA SIMMONS, DENISE - Tri-Hi-Y Hist., FTA, Jr. Academy, Speech Club, Swimming, SOS, Latin Club, Hi-Stepper Capt., Student Council, Key Club Sweetheart, Beta Club, Jr. Class Board Member, Fricassee SIMS, GEORGEINER DENISE - Choir - Outstanding, FHA, Y-Teens, DECA SMITH, KATHERINE - Library Club, Merit’s Who’s Who, Jr. Class Board Member, FHA SMITH, LINDA A. - Choir, Afro-American Studies, Y - Teens SMITH, KEITH - Choir, Art Club, Woodwork SOILEAU, DENISE SPEARS, BARBARA SPRUELL, LESLIE SPURLOCK, WANDA - Afro-American Studies, FHA, DECA, IA ST. AMANT, JAMES THOMAS - Safety Club, Jr. Achievement, SOS, IA STEEN, MIKE - DECA STEVENSON, GREGORY - Wrestling, DECA STUTTS, MRS. BETTIE JEAN - Choir SULLIVAN, SHARON - Choir SWAFFORD. PATRICIA TAYLOR, TONI - DECA THAYER. LISA M. - Choir - Trcas., Library Club, Spanish Club, NEDT Certificate, Mu Alpha Tneta, Writers’ Club, National Honor Society, Latin Club, Beta Club, Quiz Bowl THOMAS, BILL THORNING, JEFF - Golf TRUITT, MERRILL - Student Council, Speech Club, Jr. Academy, Spanish Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Favorite, Mu Alpha Tneta, Key Club Sweetheart, Girls’ State, Executive Board, National Honor Society Pres., FTA, FHA, Beta Club, Merit's Who's Wno, Belle, Hi-Y Sweetheart, Hi-Stepper VANBUSKIRK, TERI LYNN - Jr. Red Cross, FHA -Pres., Boosters, Hi-Stepper Quartermaster, Nat'l FHA Delegate, Holmes Teen Board, FNA, SOS, Student Council, Tri-Hi-Y VAUGHN, JAY - Baseball, Wrestling, Speech Club VICCELLIO, PATRICIA - DECA - Pari. VINCE, GINA - Boosters. Speech Club, SOS, COE VIRDURE, LEONARD, JR. VOTH, STERLING WAKEFIELD, ALICIA - Band - Librarian - Section Leader Outstanding, Latin Club, All Parish Band WALDROUP, CHIP - Speech Club - Pres., Thespian, Latin Club - V.P., Key Club, Merit's Who's Who, Boys’ State, Honor Spanish Club, NEDT Certificate, Beta Club, Quiz Bowl, Jr. Academy, SOS, FCA, Student Council, Football WALL, JEFF - Jr. Academy, Foreign Language Festival, French Club - Pres. WARREN. SHELIA - FHA, Y-Teens. Inter-racial Council, Student Council, Choir, Belle, Homecoming Court WEBSTER, ORA - Y-Teens, FHA WELLS. WILLIAM RUSSELL - Band WESLEY, MAMIE DELL - Afro-American Studies -Pres. Boosters - Flag Corps - Drill Captain - Quartermaster, SOS, Beta Club, Spanish Club, IA, Calendar Couple V HARTON, CHARLES H. - Band, Writers' Club, Jr. Academy, French Club, Youth Symphony, Ensemble, All Parish Band, Choir, All State Cnoir WHITE, PATRICIA - Afro-American Studies, FNA, DECA WILLIAMS, DEBRA - DECA WILLIAMS, SHELIA WILLIAMS, VELMA LOUISE - Choir, FHA WILLIS, CHAN - Jr. Academy - Pari., SOS, FCA, Beta Club, Foreign Language Festival, French Club, Writers’ Club, Manager, Basketball, French Club - V.P. WILSON, MYRTLE - Speech Club. FNA, SOS WINCHESTER, ELISA J. - Inter-racial Council, Student Council, Youth Council, Favorite, Boosters -Hi-Stepper, Jr. Academy, Beta Club WITTMER, FRED - Key Club - Treas., German Club, Library Club - V.P., Student Council, Merit's Who’s Who, Jr. Academy, Outstanding Key Clubber and Escort for BRGH YANKEE, KAYREN - DECA YAUN, JOHN CLIFTON, III - Band Section Leader -Pres., All District Band, All State Band, FTA, Outstanding Bandsman YOUNG, ELONA - Boosters - Hi-Steppers, COE -V.P., SOS, FTA - Sec., Speech Club, FHA 89 Junior Class Officers Jayne Percy Pres. Joyce Dangerfield V. -Pres. Donna Calandro Sec. Mary Briggs Treas. 90 Brian Abbott Diane Adams Helen Addison Reginald Allen Kenny Armstrong Mike Avant Michael Barbay Nathaniel Barnes Clyde Berthelot Jeff Berthelot Gary Bizette Tammy Blake Jacquelyne Blanton Danny Brewer Mary Briggs Calvin Brister Tommy Brooks Darrel Brown David Brown Rosa Brown Donna Calandro Leon Cannon Wanda Cannon David Cappo Brenda Cartem r , Cathy Caruso VX QX- Rhonda Cary Curtis Coleman George Collignon Charolotte Collins Ollie Courville Dennis Crane SL. Sharon Creft Lori Daigle Joyce Dangerfleld Kim Darensburg Aaron Daugherty Lloyd Davis Barry DeBenedetto Carl Denicola John Dcnstoff Lee Dixon Carolyn Dodge Alex Dugas Tom Dunn Turner Evans David Fabre Dianah Foster Mareta Fowler Bryan Foy Lona Furdal Fred Garidel Ronnie George Randy Gilingham Catherine Gipson Edward Gipson We Are Great Best Alive, We're the Class of 75 92 mean by that? Jeff Gladin Jena Gosselink Sharon Glasper Bob Grace Donna Granier John Griffith Paul Griffith Katherine Guidry Georgelle Hall Beth Hamilton Joseph Haney Chris Hardgrave Leonard Harrel Avis Harris Helen Harris Craig Harrison Gayneil Hartan Kevin Henry Stan Ingram Kent Jackson Marion Jackson Elijah Jefferson Donald Jenkins Kenny Jenkins Pam Jenkins Everett Johnson Katherine Jones Thomas Jones Debra Jordan Carolyn Kador Gerard Landry Brenda LeBlanc Pat Lee Silverine Mack Shab Manji Zuher Manji 93 Juniors Enjoyed Grease Day Sabrina Marcelle Pat Mason Johnny Matthews Daria Mayeux Alex McFadden Glenn McKinley Linda McNeil Sandra Messina Wanda Mitchell Gerald Montgomery Ken Montgomery Ann Moore Darryl Munson Clarence Neal Steve Nealy Newt Ogden Tim O'neal Danny Ourso Nino Pacaccio Beverly Paige Gracie Palazotto Catherine Palmer Barbara Parker Sylvia Patrick (above) Hey Rosie, you want to go to Hoppers after the Pep Rally? (right) Sharon smiled as the Pep Rally went overtime. 94 (left) Thought I didn’t see you now, didn’t you? (above) Some people slept during Humanities but not everybody! Jacqueline Payne Jayne Percy Jerry Perkins David Perrotte Antionett Polk Ruby Porche Janice Ramsey Randy Rebowe Darryl Redd Kim Ricard Ronald Richardson Sam Richardson Obediah Ricks Bridget Roth Ricky Samrere Pam Sanchez Randy Semour John Sheilds Doug Smith Jan Smith Janelle Smith Sylvia Smith Mike Snedigar Mark Spano Eddie Spears Melinda Stevens Susan Tabor Roslind Tarvin Vickie Tate Paula Thom 95 Kermit Thomas Steve Thorning Robert Turner Don VanNorman Brent Verbois Donna Viccellio Terry Vince Larry Wagner Venessa Walker Jan Wampold Brian Wechsler Darryl Wheeler (above) Rosellyn, wake up! (below) Now look here I didn’t do it. Pat White Juniors Awaited Their Senior Year Robbie While Mike Wicker Reginald Williams Tobe Wilson Yolenda Wilson Audrey Woodard Tim Yelverton Lauree Zachariah (top above) Jena could not slop thinking of that test nexi hour, (above left) Juniors ordered their rings for 75. (left) Juniors participated in many Humanities plays, (above) Sylvia Smith displays the agony of defeat. i 97 Spirit of 76 Addison. Althea Augspurger. Sherri Augustus. Elton Augustus. Marilyn 3abin. Golden Banks. Franklin Barlow. Steve Beavers. Lee Anne 3ell. Jan Bennett. Peggy Bennett. Penny Bennett. Shaun Bergeron. Anne Bein. Marvin Braud, Terri Bridges. Colleen Brousscau, Corine Biown. Bernadette Brown. Charles Brown. Cheryl Brown. Cleveland Brown. David Brown. Rosa Bruce. Sandra Burchell, Carol Bucshc. Jo Ann Burrell. Veronica Bush. Michael Cancicnnc. Kay Cannon. Janice Carradlnc, Cheryl Carroll. Warren Cashlo. Karen Cclcsrin. Sharon Chalk. Julia Chambers. Cheryl Charles, Celia Charles. Swill Chcvcalller. Beverly Childers. Karen 98 We Beat the Rest Clay, Sylvia Coco. Stanley Collin . Shcron Conner. Kenneth Cotot. Edwin Coxe. John Crawford. Brian Crew . Miity Crump. Yaun Cullen. Katiiy Danner. DenUc Damln. Burt Dare labours, Tammy Davis. Denise Davis. James Davis. Yvonne Day. Linda Dean. Marti Debenedetto. Mona Dcdmon. Cheryl Deforest. Decdre Dcnlcola. Ricky Dcnnl on. Terri Dimattla. Donald Dixon. Jean Domir.guc. Emily Duncan. Billy Dunn. Carol Durlacher. David Edwards. Toni Evan . George Flaherty. Della Ford. Roger Francois. Susan Freeman. Robert Fretina. Jeanette Galloway. Monica George. Gerald Glbben . Tracy Gipson. Gladys 99 The Best Is Yet to Come Granlcr. Dale Green. Cheryl Green. Raynard Griffin. Richard Haffncr. kff Handy. Jarrot MAnn.rrr.an. Marianne Hare Ison. Lee Han. Succy Haynes. Farrow Henderson, Darryl Hernandez. Tari Hill. Susan Hill. Wanda Hoffpauir. lo Holliday. Delphinc Hollins. Henry Huey. Isabelle Jackson. Tywarra Jefferson. Keith Johnson. Beth Johnson. Dora Johnson, Harrel Johnson. Marvin Jones, Loretta Jones. Nicky Jones. Beverly Kemper. Do lease Knox. Nancy Labordc. Rodney Lafayette. Michael Larnana. Daryl Landry. Laura Llndtly. Ray Little. Debbie Lobue. Keith Lockwood. Nancy Longz. Jacqueline Magill. Vickey Magill. Vickey Malone. Mike Maranto. Kira .Maranto, Mary Anne Marshall. Robin Martin. Kenny Martin. Stephanie Mayeaux. Decky McFarland. Stephanie McKinley. Dinah McManus. Cathy- 100 Seventy-Six Meno, Stanley Mihlfred. Funk Miles. Joseph Miller. Charles Milligan. Linds Mitchell. Avs Morris. Betty Montgomery. Melvins Morrison. Antoinette Moses. Rose Mylet. Michael Nasca. Robin Norfolk. Billy Norman, Patricia Notman. Ronald Noto. Caylc Ory. Donald Paetz, Carolyn Paige. Alvin Palmer. Jerry Patterson. Deborah Patton. Patricia Perkins. Leroy Perrotte. Debbie Plltt. Alice Pochc. William Fofahl. Peggy Poole. Pam Pourclau. Warren Povcll, Delores Prentiss. Trfch Price. Shelia Pulliam. Donna Rankins. Kerry Reech. Cynthia Rccch. Johnny Renter. Donald Ricks. Martha Robertson. Arnold Robertson. Evans Rogllllo, Mike Ross. Clara Rotate. Llo Routh. Stan Rushing. Nell Saia, Charles Salzan. Dale Sanchez. Steve Schoeffler. Phyllis Scott. Kim Scott. Lynella Seibert. Greg Simpson, Lloyd Sims. Frankita Skal. William Smith. Clatsdia I -A 101 102 J 3 3 • T?y S' 2.X “ • c. u ? !?£§£ If s.= : 2 2. n 2 M ZZZZZZt s sir rf sWii -f a ia a a a a ia usee??? E.S Z'v'ZTl S.25- = §§«-?- -iS-H Si-S ■-hllii.5 3 ' 2 r-. c £ -o ? sj tf|§s jr. i • i |f|||93.a Sag a’ jr y p' S s-’s-r ??skk i§sisll 2 c • « r- Willi m«. Tyrone Williams. Vet Wine better. Jc nne Wlthim. Roland Wright. Cheryl Wright, Delores Youngblood. Noel Sophomores Showed Their Spirit 103 Class of '77 Freshmen Daniel Adams Ruben Adams Steven Adams Thurmond A’.ford Alarlcc Allen Mac Ambrose Debra Anderson Sally Augspcrger Margaret Augustus Richard Augustus Robert Babin Janice Baham Dorothy Banks Rusel! Banks John Barnes N'arscs Barona Anthony Barrow Walter Bateman Marilyn Bell Renetta Bell 3eth Bennett Doug Benoit Julie Berthe lot Rita Betz Terri Boltcaux Hugh Bond Jeffry Boudreaux Annette Bourgeois Corrine Bourgeois Susan Bourgoync Donald Brooks Isiah Brooks Jcssina Brooks Beverly Brown Bruce Brown Linda Brown Kun Browning Dez2le Brumfield Irene Burton Keith Calandro Larry Callender Cassandra Campell Wanda Cannon Sandy Carnes Starleite Carroll Lisa Cary Jcanna Ccfalu Betty Chambers 104 We're Active at BRHS Hilda Chancy Buddy Chevalier U!a Chevalier Rita Colligtvon Sabrina Comagcr Kathy Cook Dwight Cotton Joyce Cotton Michael Crain Jeff Cremer Keith Crew Travor Crump Gordon Curry Stanley D'Aubin Deidrc Daugherty Alex Davit Henry Davit Linda Davis Mike Deaton Alphonse Denham Lill Dlchauy Stella Dickerson Conitance Donahue Kenneth Edwardt Jamey Ellcrbc Susan Ellis David Evans Michael Everett Karla Fant Yvonne Ferguson Terry Follitu Jackie Fountain Judy Fountain Barbara Franklin Janice Gayden Willie Galloway Donna Glatpcr MayRosc Glatpcr Ardis Gomez Leila Goaclink Avery Hall Darrel Harrcl Ltw Harris Debbie Harrison Sandra Hardy Gina Haynes Kenneth Heatly Joanne Henry James Hilt Trcmaync Higginbotham Tim Hobgood Jonathan Holder Emily Holiday Ella Holme Lionel Holme Ronald Hooks Shelia Houston Patricia Huey Beverly Jackson Wardel Jackson Helen James Cynthia Jefferson Juanita Johnson Bradley Jenkins Walter .'ones Sandra Joubert Lester Kimble Brenda Kliebert Linda Kliebert Kim Kreegers Mark Landry Paul Lanoux Rosallna la Porte John Lcfllarcc Larry Lewi Sharri Lewi Layne Undilcy Ernie Lolll Manji Shenaz Bill Maranto Charle Marchand Joyce Mason Patricia Montgomery 106 (upper left) Yvonne studies hard in Coach Rivault’s room, (center left) Marion Ranzino works diligently, (left) Carolyn Milligan prepares to go on stage. Che tie Maurer Cathy McCauley Nancy Mcngcrt Lira Merrill Charlotte Milano Gwendolyn Miles Carolyn Milligan Diane Milli Alfred Moncstruc Ken Montgomery Wanda Moore James Morris Shirley Morris Robin Mullins Darlene Nelson Gary Ourso Bcziet Palmer Pat Passman Erin Patrick Marie Patterson Robert Payne Phyllss Peck June Pcrcell Lynn Pcrklm Terry Peters Lydia Pcma Winifred Pier David Poc Cynthia Pcolc Gloria Porebc Bonnie Powell Shawn Poydras Carrie Prudhomme Clay Randall David Randall Marion Ranzino David Rkcd Brenda Richard 107 Debra Rodgers Jacqueline Scou Jean Scou Joe Scou David Sharp Danny Smith Michelle Smith Toby Seagan Walter Starks Phyllss Spears Marcle Stelglcr Debbie SwcJrc Wanda Taylor Julius Thibodeaux Stephanie Thibodeaux Carolyn Thom Alisa Thomas Carol Thomas Elijah Thomas Lionel Thomas Susan Theming SharrI Turner Albert B. VanNorman Jude Vaughn Kenneth Veals Staven Verrett Carolyn Vinnlng Yvonne Wagner Sharon Warren Jacqueline Washington Werevelyn Washington Jack Webb Mary Weston Duane Wheeler Jeulc Williams Michael Williams Judy Wilson Staphanle Winchester Brenda Winfield Amy Wong Linda Wong Delores Wyatt 108 (top left) Who are they watching??? (middle left) Bug off!!! (bottom left) Don't be talkin' about my mama!! (top) How can I pay attention to the teacher with that out there? (above) One of these days I'll be up there! Student Government Association Every year in the spring BRHS holds student government elections. The entire student body elects the leaders for the following year. In the spring of 1973 the student body selected (above, left to right) Jeff Henderson, Vice President; Kevin Haynes, President; Ron Higgins, Secretary; and Mike Spurlock, Treasurer. Mr. Freddie Williams was the sponsor. SGA Sponsored Christmas Dance Executive Board members were: First row: Joyce Dangerfield, Jaye Howell, Mamie Wesley, Karene Braud, Lyn Lanoux, Patti Powell. Second row: Jarrot Handly, Michael Spurlock, Jeff Henderson, Merrill Truitt, Sharon Creft, Liz Betz. Third row: Terry Harris, Mike Conners, Ron Higgins, Phillip Rebowe, Daryl Brown, Roger Thomas, Kevin Haynes. Student Council class representatives were: First row: Missy Crews, Stephanie McFarland, Layne Lindsley, Emily Domaingue, Wanda Moore, Rennetta Bell, Joyce Dangerfield, Elona Young, Lois Harris, Cheryl Carradine. Second row: Newt Ogden, Glynn Mckinley, Louis Herthum, Stephanie Martin, Yaun Crump, Tara Hernandez, Patti Powell, Donna Pulliam, Judy Wilson, Cleveland Brown. Third row, Willard Lafayette, Joseph Augustus, Shirley Brister, Joey Lindsley, Dolores Wyatt, Mike Conners, Ron Higgins, Jeff Henderson, Ten Van Buskirk, Patti Powell, Shawn Poydras. and Mamie Wesley. Baton Rouge Hig; President Philip Rebowe Vice President Sec. - Sr. Dir. Treasurer Historian Lonnie Carothers Gordon Ogden Jeff Henderson Kenny Armsuc Sweethearts Patti Powell Denise Simmons Merrill Truitt Christy Mar... Jr. Director Randy Rebowe Soph. Director Michael Spurlock Faculty Advisor Dean Williams iu We Build School Key Club Mike Avant Darrell Brown Tommy Colomb Johnny Durrett Todd Fritchie Johnny Gerace Pat Grace Jarrott Handy Kevin Haynes Ron Higgins Ray James Mike Jones The Key” to service was the BRHS Key Club in 1974. A wide variety of service projects made '74 a great year for Key Club. From selling pep items to helping the elderly and sick the Key Club meant service. But service was not all there was to it. Key Club regularly attended luncheons sponsored by Kiwanis International and also placed highly at the annual La.-Miss.-Tenn. district convention in Memphis. Key Club at BRHS led its district division in a great many awards and was one of the best in the country, receiving national recognition in October. Under great leadership with full support of the members Key Club rose to a new mark and began a new era of service and dedication at BRHS. 115 Commit Yourself 1)6 Joey Lindsly Keith LoBue John McCarley Mark Montet Billy Norfolk Newt Ogden Richard Pallet Gene Percy Armand Prentiss Rhoderick Thomas Chip Waldroup Brian Wechsler Robbie White Y-Teens Y-Teens made this year one for action. Officers for this fine club were: President - Stephanie McFarland, vice-president - Sheila Warren, secretary - Gina Haynes, treasurer - Beverly Page, sergeant-at-arms Jackie Long. The sponsor was Mrs. Fleet. Members were: 1st row: Gina Haynes, Crystal Ellis, Rita Betz, Myra Smith, Claudia Smith, Sharon Collins, Stephanie Mitchell, Renetta Bell, Phylis Spears, Deborah Patterson. 2nd row: Priscilla Carmena, Jean Dixon, Antionctte Morrison, Jackie Long, Patricia Hills, Connie Jolevare, Joyce Chaney, Beverly Paige, Dora Abbott 3rd row: Spingale Allen, Brenda LeBlanc, Stephanie McFarland, Cynthia Jones, Bezeit Palmer, Sheila Houston, Sarah Richardson, JoAnn Winchester, Carla Stribling. 4th row: Sharon Finley, Connie Donahue, Darlene Dixon, Joycelyn Cato, Debra Anderson, Patricia Briggs, Jackie McFadden. Library Club Joined Ranks of Service Clubs Left to right: Lee Dixon, Treas.; Fred Wittmer, Mrs. Wimberly Mrs. Aillet Vice-Pres.; Kathy Smith, Sec.; Keith Calandro, Publicity; Kevin Haynes, Pres. (bottom) Aundre Jefferson, Kim Haynes, Keith Calandro, Fred Wittmer, Kevin Haynes, Lee Dixon, Car: Smith, Jacqueline Washington, Kenneth Douglas, Alvin Bennett, Danny Adams, James Grayson, Ann Bergeron, Rita Collignon, Vanessa Walker, Wanda Taylor, Julie Berthelot, Judy Wilson. Joseph Haney, Hr. Douglas, Lonnie Dixon, Alex McFadden, Sccvcra Alexander. 118 1974 Hi-YServed Community Top row: Ray James, Gene Percy, Johnny Durrett, Kenny Armstrong, Mike Barbay, Bruce Dyson, John McCarley, Bobby Casano. Bottom row: Danny Brewer, Louis Herthum, Mark Montet, David Cappo, Newt Ogden, Mark Spano, Al Lorio, and David Fabre. The 1974 Hi-Y helped the school and community. The officers were from left to right: Danny Brewer, Al Lorio, Mark Montet, Johnny Dur-rett, and Mark Spano. The club sponsor was Robert Rivault. This year's Sweethearts were: Jill Barnett - Senior, Jan Wampold -Junior, Danni Magee - Senior, Lau-ree Zachariah - Junior, Merrill Truitt - Senior, Missy Crews -Sophomore. 119 Tri-Hi- Y Something to Believe In! The Tri-Hi-Y was one of the most active service clubs on campus. The club was composed of Jr. and Sr girls who have a good attitude. The sponsor was Mrs. Phoebe Gasperecz. The officers were (right) Danni Magee, president; Debbie Lamb, secretary; Jaye Howell, treas.; and Sharon Creft, chaplain. Jill B. Liz B. Debbie B. Shirley B. Robin C. Betsy D. Kim D. Jaye H. Cynthia J. Debbie L. Danni M. Cecile M. Diana M. Linday M. Patti P. Denise S. Merrill T. Teri Van B 120 SENIOR BEAUX Johnny Duriett Robbie Huey Mark Montet A1 Lorio Donna Calandro Sandra Messina Bridget Roth Sharon Creft Pam Jenkins Kathy Kahn Jane Percy Theresa Daria Grace Lauree Matthews Mayeaux Palozotta Zachariah Sylvia Terri Vince Jan Smith Wampold JUNIOR BEAUX Kenny Armstrong Mark Spano The members of Tri-Hi-Y were: kneeling, Sharon Creft, Jaye Howell, Danni Magee. First row: Pam Jenkins, Gracie Palozotto, Sandra Messina, Donna Calandro, Kim Deselle, Cecile Mar-anto, Betsy Dantin, Robin Cap-pel. Second row: Cynthia Jones, Shirley Brister, Theresa Matthews, Lauree Zachariah, Debbie Lamb, Lindy Montet, Terri Vince, Bridget Roth, Kathy Kahn, Denise Simmons. Second row: Diana Maranto, Jayne Percy, Daria Mayeaux, Jill Barnette, Debbie Berthelot, Jan Wampold, Liz Betz, Merrill Truitt, Patti Powell, Terri Van Buskirk, Sylvia Smith, and Mrs. Phoebe Gaspercez. Service Means Getting Involved The Tri-Hi-Y served its community by performing many functions. ’Twas a cold day in December when Betsy, Terry, Kim, Lindy, and Denise rang bells for Volunteers of America. Gracie, Sandra, Donna, Merrill, and Liz stuffed envelopes for the YMCA. Lauree, Patti, Terri, Cynthia, and Jan stamped the enve- When Pack 12 issued Genius Awards, the BRHS lopes. Tri-Hi-Y was represented by Sharon, Jaye. Danni. 122 in Many Different Activities The coaches of the undefeated were (left to right) Kenny Armstrong, Johnny Durreu, Mark Montet, A1 Lorio, Mark Spano. Above is seen some action from the BRHS Tri-Hi-Y's roughest football game. The 1973 team ended a fine 1-0 season. Lindy Montet, Danni Magee, Kim Dcsselle, Sandra Messina, Jaye Howelle, Debbie Lamb, Betsy Dantin, Donna Colandro, Liz Denise Simmons, Jill Barnette, Jane Percy, Cynthia Jones, and Sharon Creft were the members of the football team. vou 5 ftnn strt$m IstHOOLforthe DEAF ( (left) The scrapbook was compiled by Rob’n Capell, Kathy Kahn, Theresa Mathews, Sharon Creft, and Jill Barnette, (above) Betsy, Syjvia, Daria, Bri-gette, and Paui pose as they enter LSSD. S.O.S. helped fight the epidemic of drug use. The sponsor was Ms. S. Simmons. The officers were: Rc Higgins, Pres.: Decky Mayeaux, Secretary: Cheryl Dedman, Vice-President; Cheryl Carridane, Treasurer. First row: Frances Carroll, Cynthia Jones, Kathy Smith, Shirly Brister, Darlene Dixon, Mamie Wesley. Pat McMurray, Elona Young, Rob’nCappel, Betsy Dantin, Danni Magee, Cecile Maranto. Second row: Donna Clandro, Marla Miranda, Beverly Fall, Deb Berthelot, Connie Konikoff, Pam Norwood, Karene Braud, Teri (bent-nose) VanBuskirk. Third row: Ollie Courvillc, Donna Robertson, Sandra Crawford. Mickey Ashmore, Debbie Evans, Randolph LcDuff, Chip Waldroup, Phil Rcbowe, John McGarly, Mike Jones, Roger Hester, Chan Willis, Kevin Haynes, Sam Muffoletto, Ron Higgins. 5.0.5. Vi si ted Elem en tary Sch ools First row: Paula Thom, Carolyn Kador, Rossclyn Messina, Jena Gosselink, Mimi Matthews, Emmit Avant, Kenny Armstrong, Matilda Smith, Ka-Ka Kahn. Second row: Newt Ogden, Catfish Mayeaux, Pam Jenkins, Kenny Jenkins, Michael Barbay, Jayne Percy, Mary Briggs. Third row: Huey Douglas, Ken Douglas, Alex Dugas, Carolyn Dodge, Greg Guidry, Janelle Smith, Barry DeBenedetto, Randy Rebowe. Sophomores and Freshmen: Dccky Mayeaux, Laync Lindsley, Beth Bennett, Cindy Reech, Cathy McManus, Nancy Knox, Cheryl Dedman, Marianne Hannaman, Tammy Darrcnsburg, Keith Lobue, Davia Durlacher. Second row: Stella Dickerson, Robin Mullins, Ken Montgomery, LecAnn Beavers, Bernedette Brown, Robin Marshall, Corrine Bourgeois, Rachel Stevens, Hazel Vernon, Debbie Perotte, Peggy Bennett. Third row: Rita Collignon, Susan Thoming, Johnny Lou Smith, Stephanie Martin, Lisa Rossic, Nancy Lockwood, Tia Walker, Sharon Celestin, Laura Landry, Ben Dantin. Fourth row: Aron Patrick, Debbie Harrison, Lela Gosselink, Carolyn Thom, Kirk Browning, Jarrot Handly, John Webb, Sally Augsperger, Martha Ricks, Michael Spurlock. 125 Industrial Arts — Sold Doughnuts, Forme This year's Industrial Arts club sponsors were (top right), Mr. Lionel Holmes, and Mr. Charles Perilloux. The officers of I.A. were (above): Kim Maranto, Sergeant-at-Arms: David Digerolamo, Reporter: Roger Ford. Treasurer; Randall Lolis, President; Ray Lindsley, Vice-President: Brian Foy, Secretary: Stanley D'Aubln. Cla-s Representative. Auxiliary, and Developed Mechanical Skills The Industrial Arts club members worked hard this year on projects that were graded on quality, craftsmanship, and originality. They also worked toward the district and state Industrial Arts conventions that would be held in Baton Rouge in March. The members of I. A. were (above) First row: Pat Passman, Nicky Jones, Layne Linds-ley, Stanley D'Aubin, Danny Ourso, Sponsor, Mr. Perilloux. Second row: John Landry, John Griffith, Brian Foy, Richard Griffin, Kent Jackson, Randall Lois. Third row: Sponsor, Mr. Holmes: Ben Dantin, Roarke Wells, Joey Lindsley, Stan Ruth, Cassadora Brumfield, Bill Skal, Warren Pourciau, Donald Ory, Kim Maranto, Keith Ory, Ken Montgomery, Ray Lindsley, Roger Ford, David Digerolamo, and Bobby Leche. I. A. Auxiliary Supported Industrial Arts Club The Industrial Arts Auxiliary was a newly formed group of girls who were interested in Industrial Arts. Their purpose was to create an interest in and to develop an understanding of the activities of the Industrial Arts club. The members of the Auxiliary were (left). First row, sitting: Denise Davis, Jean Dixon, Janice Ramsey, Joyce Dangerfield, Jackie Belton, Theresa Matthews, Wanda Spurlock, Marianne Jackson. Standing, left to right: Yaun Crump, Lisa Collier, Brenda LeBlanc, and Ann Jones. 127 Involvement: Individual, Family, School, Co 2 - Sponsors work together. 3-4 - 73-74 Officers installed. 5 - Mrs. Calandro, Club Mother, and Donna. 6 - Mrs. VanBuskirk, Club Mother, registers. 7 - New Holiday Aprons. 8 - Stuffing stockings for others. 9 - Enjoying installation. Members Work and Play Together First row: (right) Wanda Hill, Susan Hill, Brenda Taylor, Mary Maranto, Robin Nasca, Jan Wampold, Donna Calandro. Second row: Barbara Franklin, Beverly Kador, Joyce Kemper, Catherine Guidry, Cheryl Brown, Loretta Jones, Tncrcsa Matthews, Pam Spillman, Jayne Percy. Third row: Cynthia Jones, Carla Williams, Diana Foster, Vanessa Walker, Ollie Cour-ville, Stephanie Williams, Sandra Bruce, Emily Domainque. The members of F. H. A. were: Left, first row: Linda Smith, Kathy Smith, Joycelyn Cato, Donna Robertson. Second row: Liz Betz, Merrill Truitt, Melanie Pickett. Jill Barnette, Lucia Cefalu, Diane McMahon. Third row: Teri VanBuskirk, Nancy Johnson, Susie Mereditn, Betsy Dantin, Robin Cappel, Patricia Briggs, Darlene Dixon, Winifred Moore, Marion Jackson. Fourth row: Velma Williams. Shelia Williams. First row: (left) Judy Fountain, Julie Berthelot, Judy Wilson, Jeanette Patterson, Joette Woods. Second row: Sharon Warren, Shelia Houston, Phylis Spears, Rita Betz, Tremayne Higginbotham, Wanda Taylor, Beverly Brown, Shawn Poydras. Third row: Shenaz Manji, Terri Boiteaux, Diane Mills, Irene Burton, Annette Bourgeois, Linda McWilliams, Cheri Maurer, Corrine Bourgeois, Sandra Jou-bert, Joyce Coston, June Purcell. Future Teachers of America The Future Teachers of America was a club that taught the principles of teaching the FTA officers were Kirr. Deselle - treasurer, Jaye Howell - president, Karene Braud - vice-president, Elona Young - secretary. The sponsor was Mrs. Ruth Atherton. The members were: Top row, left to right: Mrs. Atherton, Tim Oneal, Mike Avant, Ollie Courville, Ron Hig gins, John Yaun, Daria Mayeaux, Loretta Jones. Second row: Pam Norwood, Decky Mayeaux, Patti Powell, Merrill Truitt, Rose Schexnaydre, Eric LeBlanc, Elona Young, Liz Betz. Third row: Debbie Lamb, Teri Vince Kay Canciane, Sandra Messina, Donna Calandro, Sylvia Smith, Bernadette Brown, Dolores Powell. Bottom row: Betsy Dantin, Danni Magee, Eva Galloway, Maria Miranda, Karene Braud, Kim Deselle, Kathy Kahn, Jaye Howell, Denise Simmons. 130 FNA Taught the Principles of Nursing This year the F.N. A. started the new era with a new sponsor, Ms. Mary Kelly. Several projects were on the agenda, including revamping the entire club with the loss of last year's sponsor. Other projects included a doughnut sale, fruit baskets for nursing homes, Christmas for orphans, two career speakers, Valentine cards to both the aged and orphans and issuing of membership pins at the end of the year party, a first for the club. Through the efforts of Ms. Kelly, and dedicated members and officers, a rewarding year ensued. The club would like to thank Ms. Kelly for the facelift. Officers this year were President, Debbie Berthelot; Vice-President, Stephanie Mehl; Secretary, Mary Dickerson: Treasurer, Theresa Matthews; and Reporter Historian, Charlotte Mehl. (bottom) Kenneth Douglas, Tony Miller, Carolyn Milligan. Debbie Berthelot; Ms. Kelly, Lauree Zachariah, Pam Jenkins, Dora Johnson, Tammy Darensbourg, Stephanie Mehl, Gracie Palazoto, Charlotte Mehl, Sandra Jobert, Martha Ricks, Debra Lloyd, Debra Holmes, Theresa Matthews, Teri VanBuskirk, Rose Schcx-naydre, Mary Dickerson, Andre Jefferson. 131 Fellowship of The first year of the Fellowship of Future Physicians was spent mainly in planning for the future. Mrs. Jackson was sponsor. The Fellowship of Future Physicians was a club intended to further educate those interested in medicine and the different aspects a fast-growing and expanding field. The officers were (top right) Tim O’Neal -President, Decky Mayeaux - Vice President, Peggy Bennett - Secretary, Darryl Munson - Treasurer, Frank Musso - Ser-geant-at-Arms. The members were (bottom left) Colleen Bridges, Decky Mayeaux, Stanley Coco, Narses Barona, Hon Harris, Frank Musse, Maria Miranda, Peggy Bennett, Penny Bennett, Pam Norwood, Chuck Flaherty, Ge: Landry, Elijah Jefferson, Darryl Munson, John Webb, and Tim O’Neal. F.C.A. Conveyed Christian Ideals Sponsor (far left) Coach Robert Holder. President, Erie LeBlanc: Vice-President - Jeff Henderson: Secretary- Treasurer, Bruce Dyson. This June, the F.C.A. had two of its officers, Bruce Dyson and Eric LeBlanc, go to Colorado for a F.C.A. camp. Both of these members are national F.C.A. conference members. The F.C.A. spread fellowship and Christianity throughout the school. The members were, First row: Sponsor, Coach Robert Holder, Eric LeBlanc, Alex McFadden, Marvin Johnson, Clyde Berthelot, Joseph Miles, Isiah Brooks. Second row: Bill Feig, Armand Prentiss. Mike Jones, Chan Willis, Randolph LeDuff, Calvin Brlster, Roderick Thomas, Bruce Dyson. Third row: Ray James, John McCarley, Newt Ogden, Thomas Levcrt, Stan Ingram, Jonathan Holder, Al Lorio, Dennis Cullen. Fourth row.- Pat Grace, Johnny Gerace, Bruce Gibson, David Digerolamo, Arnold Robertson, Scevera Alexander, Ron Higgins. Lyn Lanoux President ]aye Howell Vice-President Kim Desselle Secretary Debbie Lamb Treasurer Terri Vince Operations Officer 3$ Anffi Boosters The Backbo ne Wherever the word 'Booster was mentioned at Baton Rouge High the word 'spirit' followed close behind. During the cool, crisp autumn nights the Boosters turned out and showed what true school spirit was. The Bulldog loyals enjoyed the weekly skits at the pep rallies. The Boosters rocked the auditorium when they and the student body sang 'Ole Bulldog Spirit,’ the Fight Song, and 'Go, Go, Go, Ye Mighty Bulldogs! As roundball season rolled around, winter nipped at the Boosters while they were in the gym backing some new players who became heroes. These heroes were the BRHS Basketball team - one of the top in District 6-AAA A competition. The 1974 Boosters truly proved 'Ye Oldc Dogs Have Risen Again! ! !' 134 of Bulldog Spirit!!! At the head of the Bulldog spirit were the Boosters, and at the head of the Boosters were the officers. The officers of 1974 (left, page 134) were some of the finest ever at Baton Rouge High. The officers marched during the '73 halftime shows -the first time in years. The Quartermasters were elected by each company to back up the drill captains in leading the companies. The services performed by the Quartermasters were innumerable. Some of the services were painting the Boosters' windows near the gymnasium and painting the signs that the Mighty ’Dogs ran through at the beginning of every game. The sponsors (below) were Mrs. Marcie Middleton, Mrs. Dinah Bradford, and Mrs. Joyce Patin. Sponsor Mrs. Middleton Mrs. Bradford Mrs. Patin 135 Boosters Kept Spirit High!! Company “A Mamie Wesley, Toni Edwards, Donna Glasper, Robin Mullins, Loretta Jones. 136 (left to right) Nancy Knox, Teri Haffner, Nancy Mengert, Della Flaherty, Cheryl Carradine Trish Prentiss, Cindy Reech, and Jayne Percy. Boosters Supported the Bulldogs Company B Pam Jenkins, Jena Gossel-ink, Stephanie McFarland, Deborah Lloyd, Shelia Betz, Donna Robertson. Company Janice Augustus, Pam Spillman, Donna GJasper, Dolores Powell, Mary Briggs, Beth Bennett. k 2B8 II Highsteppers Danced to the Music The B.R.H.S. Hi-Steppers showed outstanding qualities around the campus and on the football field. During the summer the Hi-Steppers attended a dance camp at L.S.U., where they received a first place award. Because they sold more calendars than any other company in Boosters, their picture was featured on the front of the 1974 Booster calendar. Choreographers were Denise Simmons, Captain, and Rob'n Cappel, Co-Captain. The members were (far above) Danni Magee, Kathy Kahn, Denise Simmons, Rob’n Cappel, Betsy Dantin, Liz Betz, Theresa Matthews, Teri VanBuskirk, Shirley Brister, Mary Dickerson, Melinda Stevens. Company I consisted of (above) Shirley Brister, Danni Magee, Liz Betz, Theresa Matthews, Betsy Dantin, Denise Simmons, and Kathy Kahn. Company H (right) Mary Dickerson, Teri VanBuskirk, Melinda Stevens, and Rob’n Cappel. 138 Student Advisory Commission Promoted Brotherhood S.A.C. promoted racial equality and kept BRHS a tranquil domain. The members were (left to right) Mike Conner, Cleveland Brown, Debbie Berihelot, Gordon Ogden, Ron Higgins, Newt Ogden, Beth Bennett, Judy Wilson, Kathy Kahn, Jeff Henderson, Sharon Crcft, Roderick Thomas, Charles Fair, Joyce Dangcrficld, Renetta Bell, Wanda Moore, Missy Crews, Kevin Haynes and Monica Galloway (not shown). Senior members (upper left) junior members (middle right), sophomore members, (bottom right), and freshman members, (bottom left). Betas Led by Serving Others PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Patti Powell Bruce Dyson Karene Braud Liz Betz Beta Club members did much to serve their school and community during the school year. A pep breakfast was sponsored on greaser day, the morning before BRHS played Istrouma. In December the club attended the state convention which was held at the White House Inn. Later in the year Beta Club members passed out election fliers and collected for Easter Seals. Mrs. Jetson (this page) and Mrs. Schmidt (opposite page) were the faculty advisors. Membership was granted on the basis of faculty recommendations and an overall B average. Warren Abbott Kenny Jill Barnette Debbie Shirley Brister Donna David Capj 0 Lonnie Armstrong Betsy Dantin Berthelot Chuck Flaherty Calandro Jena Gosselink MOCarothers Ollie Courville Johnny Durrett Eva Galloway Randolph Leduff Daria Mayeaux Steve McConnell Charlotte Mehl David Melancon Lindy Montet Ray James Carol Johnson Kathy Kahn Connie Konikoff Debbie Lamb Lyn Lanoux Laura Ledoux Gordon Ogden Merrill Truitt Newt Ogden Teri Vince Richard Pailet Chip Waldroup Lili Passman Jan Wampold Randy Rebowe Mamie Wesley Denise Simmons Chan Willis Lisa Thayer Elisa Winchester 141 Afro-Americans Studied Black Culture The purpose of the Afro-American Studies was to concentrate on two aspects of Black Americans. These were the heritage and contemporary society. The club provided a Thanksgiving Basket to a needy family and presented a speaker and contest on Black Awareness. Mrs. L. Aikens Mrs. Bremer Sponsor Sponsor Mrs. Aikens - sponsor, Shirley Brister - Vice-President, Ann Jones, Janice Augustus - Secretary, Mamie Wes ley - President, Mrs. Bremer. 2nd row: Cynthia Jones - Treasurer, June Leflure, Crystal Ellis, Jackie McFad - Asst. Treas., Pricella Carmena, Shelia Betz, Serg. at Arms. 3rd row: Darlene Dixon, Michael Connars, Patricia Briggs, Elisa Winchester, Hazel Myers, Rhoderick Thomas. 142 The National Honor Society was composed of Seniors who had maintained an overall average of 3.5 each semester for five consecutive semesters. It recognizes top notch students who are outstanding in Scholarship, Service, Leadership, and Character. The Sponsor of the club was Mrs. Carey Mathis. Merrill Truitt President Karcnc Braud V. President Patti Powell Secretary Warren Abbott Treasurer Mrs. Carey Mathis Sponsor Maria Miranda, a three-year senior, was a member of National Honor Society, but no picture of her was available. 143 Chuck Flaherty Lisa Thayer Mu + Alpha + Theta Adds Up to Sum Fun! The B.R.H.S. Chapter of Mu Alpha Theta actively participated in numerous events in '74. First, was the district meeting in Hammond. Later in January, they attended the state convention at the Prince Murat Inn. In the spring of ’74, the chapter formed an equations team that competed Parishwide. At right is the sponsor, Mrs. Vernon and at the far right are the officers: Liz Betz - President, Thomas Levcrt -Vice-President, and Lynn Lanoux - Secretary-Treasurer. First row: Bill Feig, Ray James, Kathy Kahn, Eva Galoway, Jena Gosselink. Second row: Lyn Lanoux, Pa Powell, Richard Pallet, David Cappo, Chuck Flaherty, Liz Betz. Third row: Eric Thayer, Carolyn Kadc: rill Truitt, Thomas Levert, Johnny Durrett, Mrs. Vernon. Fourth row: Robert Curry, Warren Abbott, Ker Armstrong, Randy Rebowe. Art Club Prepared Stage for Many Productions (left) Art Club Officers, left to right: Lois Harris, secretary: Ken Montgomery, treasurer: Phyllis Schocffler, reporter; Larry Wagner, vice-president; Eva Galloway, president. (right) Mrs. Aikens assists Keith Lewis. 145 (bottom left) Janice Ramsey, Alice Scott, Lois Harris, Phyllis Schoeffler, Lisa Cary, Eva Galloway, Kenny Martin, Cleveland Brown, Brian Crawford, Colleen Bridges, Mrs. Aikens, Kerry Rankin, Joe King, Tyrone Williams, Larry Wagner, Alvin Paige, Keith Lewis, Lee Dixon, Gerald Montgomery, Gary Passman. Latin Club Reached Great Heights New Latin Students Learned Old Latin Ways 146 Top row, lefi 10 right: Jo Ann Bueche, Chuck Flaherty, Maria Maranda, Connie Konikoff, Gordon Ogden. Second row: Linda Hall, Debbie Harrison, Charlcttc Mell. Bottom row: Lisa Thayer, Pam Norwood, Nicky Janes, Terri Haffner, Keith LoBue, Lagne Lindsley. Advisors: Miss B. Glass Mrs. L. Cotton Officers, top to bottom, left to right: Chip Waldrop - Vice President, Jo Ann Bueche - Historian, Gorden Ogden - Treasurer, Jena Gossilink - Reporter, Terri Haffner - Secretary, Keith LoBue -President. Top row, left to right: Jo Ann Bueche, Connie Konikoff, Pam Norwood, Linda Hall, Maria Miranda, Peggy Bennett. Second row: Isiah Brooks, Marion Ranzino, Chuck Flaherty, Gordon Ogden, Lonnie Carouthers, Nicky Jones, Jeff Pollard. Bottom row: Chan Willis, Bill Feig, John McCarley. El Amistad Espafiol The Spanish Club was opened to anyone who was taking or had taken Spanish, and was interested in the language. The club had a Banquet at the beginning of the year to recognize new members, and there was a Valentine Party held at Mrs. Schmidt’s house. The 1973-74 officers were Paula Thom - Treasurer, Mike Avant - President, Cathy Caruso - Vice President, Robin Nasca - Secretary. The club sponsor was Mrs. Dolores Schmidt. The members were: Mrs. Schmidt, Stella Dickerson, Jena Cefalu, Carolyn Milligan, Vickie Magill, Tina Swinbourne. 2nd row: Eva Galloway, Jan Wampold, Robin Marshall, Rose Schexnaydre, Marsi Steigler, Linda Milligan, Pam Jenkins, Laurie Lazurus, Karla Font. Top row: Paula Thom, Mike Avant, Robin Nasca, Cathy Caruso, Darryl Henderson, Narses Verona. 147 The French club, Lc Petit Cercle Fran ais, was under a new sponsor this year, Mrs. Dabkowski. The club was made up of interested students who have taken or are taking French. The purpose of the club u to increase interest and knowledge of the French language and culture. The membership this year wa. 35. (top left) Mrs. Dabkowski, sponsor, instructed a class. Officers: (top right) Jeff Wall, Pres.; Joyc. Dangerfield, Sec.; Chan Willis, Vice Pres.; Lyn Lanoux, Treas.; and Charles Wharton, Historian, (bottom left) left to right, 1st row: Daria Mayeaux, Robin Cappel, Kathy Kahn, Kay Cancienne. Ma: Miranda, Laura Ledoux, Chenez Manji, Carolyn Dodge, Juanita Johnson. 2nd row: Pat McMurray, L; Lanoux, Penny Bennett, Warren Abbott, Chan Willis, Chuck Flaherty, Beverly Kador, Michael Spurlock, Robin Mullins, Aundree Jefferson. 3rd row: Randolph LeDuff, Kenny Armstrong, Charles Wharton, Decky Mayeaux, Jeff Wall, Joyce Dangerfield, Mrs. Dabkowski. Thespians Pursued the Dramatic Arts First row: Dara Abbott, Mark Spano, Chip Wal-droup. Second row: Pat McMurray, Mark Montet, Kathy McManus, Johnny Durrctt, A1 Lorio, Danni Magee. Third row: Jackie McFadden, Brian Weschler, Racheal Stevens. The requirements of the Thespians was 60 to 100 hours of work to promote interest in the club, and to develop dramatic skills. Shown at top left: Thespians performed for the Speech Club. At right: Nancy Johnson gained many hours as a Thespian. At left: Miss Virginia Hill served as sponsor of the Speech Club, as well as the Thespians. 149 T Speech Club Officers Planne The Speech Club was opened to anyone with an interest in Speech. The Speech Club was one of the largest clubs on campus. The 1973-74 officers were: Chip Waldroup - President, Mark Montet - Vice President, Danni Magee - Secretary, Johnny Durrett - Treasurer, and Kathy McManus - Historian. The club sponsor was Miss Virginia Hill. s e n 1 o r s 1st row: Lindy Montet, Teri VanBuskirk, Robin Cappel, Danni Magee, Denise Simmor Mark Montet, Liz Betz, Debbie Lamb, Betsy Dantin, Jeanie Eggart, Pat McMurray. 2r_ row: Johnny Durrett, Debbie Bethelot, Cecile Maranto, Chip Waldroup, Debbie Evans Donna Milazzo, Nancy Johnson, Charles Fair, Dara Abbott, A1 Lorio. 3rd row: Laur Lazaruz, Ron Higgins, Cathy Lanclos, John McCarley, Donna Robertson, Keith Lew Debra Holmes, Aubrey Colbert, Lois Harris, Jay Vaughn. 150 Interesting Programs for the Members Juniors - First row: Lauree Zachariah, Mary Briggs, Kathy Kahn, Melinda Stevens, MarkSpano, Gracie Palazotto, Teri Vince. Second row: Brenda LeBlanc, Rhodcrick Thomas. Theresa Matthews, Brian Wcschler, Sharon Creft, Newt Ogden, Jan Wampold. Sophomores - First row: Cor-rine Brousscau, Nancy Knox, Cathy McManus, Keith LoBue, Peggy Pofahl, Claudia Smith, Denise Davis, Sharon Collins, Stephanie Martin, Delphine Holiday, Jennifer Spears, Darrel Harrel. Second row: Cheryl Carradine, Colleen Bridges, Stanley Coco, Missy Crews, Patty Smith, Lee Ann Smith, Della Flaherty, Jeanette Fresina, Cathy Cullen. Third row: Tony Edwards, Monica Galloway, Trish Prentiss, Hazel Vernon, Johnnie Lou Smith, Rachael Stevens, Mardi Dean, Carless Stribling, Linda Milligan. Freshmen - First row: Robbin Mullins, Sandy Carnes, Debra Rogers, Terry Boiteaux, Shawn Poydras, Beth Bennett, Cynthia Poole, Beverly Brown. Second row: Sriaron Warren, Jeff Boudreaux, Artis Gomas, David Evans, Kim Kreegor, Homer Harris, Nancy Mengert. 151 The members were, Top, left to right: Karla Kling and Mary Eaton. Middle row: Dana Hoffman and Cecile Maranto. Bottom row: Elna Vince, Donna Milazzo and Linda Celestin. 152 COE Taught Business by Experience COE members not only studied business - they were a part of it. Each member was given a job, earned money and learned the fundamentals of business. COE built for their future by learning today. The club is limited to Senior girls who are willing to work and are business majors. COE members were, Top, left to right: Lili Passman, Debbie Evans. Middle row: Denise Schoeffler, Elona Young and Kar-ene Braud. Bottom: Carol Johnson. 153 DEC A Students Earned While They Learned CITY NATIONAL BANK GOVFRNMFS'T STRFFT BRANCH The D.E.C.A. officers of ’74 worked to organize the best DECA club ever at B. R. H. S. They were, from left to right: Greg Gautrcaux, Historian: Larry Boitcaux, Reporter; Rita Poissot, Secretary; Frank Musso, President; Bobby Cassano, Vice-President; Andy Cassidy, Treasurer; Louis Herthum, Parliamentarian. The D.E. Teacher, Coordinator and Chapter Advisor was Eugene Pennison. D.E.C.A members were given the opportunity to combine classroom work with on-the-job train ing. This year's members were: 1st row: Alvin Reed, Rita Poissot, Patricia Viccellio, Bonnie Pier, Debra Williams. Dara Abbott, Jaki Blanton, Priscilla Carmena, Brenda LeBlanc. 2nd row: Carole Sanchez, Diana Maranto, Randy Gillingham, Louis Herthum, Ricky Sampere, Anthony Dentro, David Cothell, Randy Lamana, Craig Harrison, Kayren Yankee, Joyce Dangerfield, Georgeiner Sims, Anthony Hebert. 3rd row: Robert Davis, Mike Mayeux, Greg Gautreaux, Murray Childers, Jeff Gladin, Bobby Cassano, Frank Musso, Steve Dicharry, Andy Cassidy, Larry Boitcaux, Mike Steen, Paul Crosby, Don Van Norman, Ricky Acardo, Mary Hudson, Marco Mac erazo, Leslie Spruell, Paul Brown, Cynthia Cinco, Eugene Pennison - D.E. Coordinator. 155 The BRHS Choir San, The Ensemble consisted of the following: Top row, left to right: Danny Adams, Michael Bouligny, Eric Leblanc, Edward Gipson, Kelvin Chevies, Stanley Meno, Eric Thayer, Roger Tolliver, John Baird, Roger Hester, Dara Abbott, Karen Childers, Susie Mereaith. Second row: Lisa Thayer, Charles Fair, Missy Crews, Trish Prentiss, Katherine Gibson, Third row: Beth Bennett, Emily Holiday, Joandell Poy-dras, Priscilla Carmena, Tywana Jackson. Fourth row: Cathy McManus, Darlene Nelson, Monica Galloway, Charles Wharton. All-Parish, Top row, left to right: Eric Thayer, Robert Curry, John Baird, Roger Hester. Second row: Terry Harris, Charles Wharton. Charles Fair, Johnny Durrett. Third row: Darlene Nelson, Venesia Adams, Faye Robinson, Emily Holiday. Fourth row: Cathy McManus, Susie Meredith. Lisa Thayer, Missy Crews. All-State: Johnny Durrett, Charles Wharton 156 Their Way to New York Sponsor: Mrs. Marjorie Blocker Officers were, Bottom row, left to right: Terry Harris - President, Johnny Durrett - Vice-President, Eric Thayer - Secretary, Lisa Thayer - Treasurer, Susie Meredith - Librarian, Corrine Brousseau -Asst. Librarian, John Baird - Room Monitor. Top row, left to right: Section leaders, Lucia Cefalu, Faye Robinson, Lonnie Carothers, and Charles Wharton who was also publicity chairman. Choir, Top row, left to right: Frankita Sims, Mardi Dean, Kim Kreeger, Timmothy Drade, Joseph Augustus, Roger Tolliver, Aubrey Colbert, Jerry Perkins, Raynard Green, Elijah Jefferson, William Hudson. Second row: Kim Haynes, Judy Robinson, Joandell Poydras, Eric Thayer, Robert Curry, Lonnie Carothers, Obediah Ricks, Richard Griffin, Jeff Wall, Stanley Meno. Third row: Tremayne Higginbotham, Corrine Brousseau, Sharon Finley, Steve Carney, John Baird, Cnarles Fair, Eric Leblanc, Terry Harris. Fourth row: Pam Utter, Sharrell Hunter, Cheryl Chambers, Beverly Page, Venesia Adams, Susie Meredith, Faye Robinson, Charles Wharton, John Griffith, Johnny Durrett, Jena Cefalu, Beverly Fall, Carolyn Kador, Peggy Pofahl, Sharon Glaspcr. Fifth row: Pam Norwood, Betty Chamber, Darlene Nelson, Emily Holiday, Janice 3 ay den, Edward Gipson, Michael Bouligny, Cathy McManus, Lisa Thayer, Lucia Cefalu, Shelia Price, Katherine Gibson. 157 La. Girls' State Louisiana Girls' State had a blast at the annual state convention held at Louisiana State University. The group was divided into parishes, and each member had to run for an office and make a speech. There was a great deal of marching around the campus, but it didn't dampen any spirits. The members were (top to bottom): Merrill Truitt, Karene Braud, Liz Betz, Patti Powell, and the whole group together. 158 Pelican State Promoted Political Leadership Louisiana Boys' State is a yearly function in which high school boys learn of government by forming an imaginary state. This year’s delegates were (below, clockwise) Kevin Haynes, Chip Wal-droup, Philip Rebowe, Johnny Durrett, and Gordon Ogden. These young men were chosen for their outstanding scholastic averages and leadership qualities. The purpose of Boys' State is to promote good citizenship among teens. Jr. Academy of Sciences The officers of the Junior Academy of Sciences were (below) Chan Willis, Parliamentarian; Paul Griffith, Vice-President; Pam Jenkins, Treasurer; Mike Jones, President; Bill Feig, Reporter. Not shown Jean Gossclink, Secretary. f 160 The purpose of the Junior Academy of Sciences was to stimulate interest and encourage more intensive study in the fields of science and math. The requirements for joining are a B average In math and science courses. At the end of the year they will have an initiation banquet and will go on a Caribbean cruise. The members of this year's Jr. Academy of Sciences arc (below) first row: Maria Miranda, Nancy Knox, Bill Fcig, Fred Whittmcr. Chan Willis, Mike Jones, Chuck Flaherty, Laura LeDuff, Roger Hester, Pam Jenkins. Second row: Debbie Per-ott, Bernadette Brown, Linda Celestin, Hazel Vernon, Paul Griffith, John Baird, Jena Gosselink; Sponsor, Mrs. Jackson. Third row: Decky Mayeaux, Coleen Bridges, Cathy Caruso, Jeff Wall. 161 1974 Bulldog Band In 1974 a new band director came to Bulldogtown. Mr. Iven J. Bergeron (right) showed the band what real dedication was. True Bulldogs followed his example, and the drums beat a new beat; the horns blared a new tune, and the 'Dog Beat' began. In the fall the band gave the football team new pep. The spectators knew something new and exciting was happening when the old marches were nowhere to be found. New replaced old. Soul, jazz, soft rock, and more exciting and contemporary music were heard at the pep rallies and football games. About the heart of football season Mr. Bergeron revived the stage band. One tradition that was not broken was that of a fine concert band. The members of the Bulldog Band were: Erin Patrick, Stephanie Thibodeaux, Beverly Jackson, Darrell Brown Sharon Collins, Alicia Wakefield, Jeff Boudreaux, Wanda Hill, John Webb, Henry Hollins, Marion Ranzino Johnny Matthews, Paul Griffith, Deborah Dixon, Ken Montgomery, Richard Augustus, Russell Wells, Roger Hester, Dayrel McFarland, Bill Maranto, Tom Elzy, Ronnie Boudreaux, Paul Lanoux, Keith Calandro, Davi. Sharp, Evans Robertson, Michael Myles, Walter Bateman, John Yaun, Richard Griffin, BertDantin. Clevela Brown, Mr. Bergeron, Larry Thomas, Raymond Domaingue, Everett Johnson, Alvin Paige, Darryl Wheeler. 162 New Director — New Ideas — New Attitudes The band had its outstanding members. One of the best ways a bandsman had to prove he was worthy of being in the band was to make an honor band. BRHS placed three persons in honors bands. They were (left) Ronnie Boudreaux, John Yaun, and Alicia Wakefield (All East Baton Rouge Parish Band), (bottom right) Ronnie Boudreaux and John Yaun made All State Orchestra. The band was led by very fine officers in '74. They included Alicia Wakefield, Darrell Brown, John Yaun, Dayrel McFarland, Kim Haynes, Kevin Haynes, Larry Thomas, Jeff Boudreaux, and Johnny Mathews. Tney executed the offices of Librarian, Assistant Drum Major and Vice President, President, Drum Major, Secretary-Treasurer, Sophomore Representative, Freshmen Representative, and Junior Representative, respectively. The Bulldogs Have the Best Band in the Land 164 Writers' Club (left) Kim Kreeger, Michael Bouligny, Sam Muffoletto, Donna Pulliam, Eric LeBlanc, Bill Feig, Charles Wharton, John Landry, Mrs. Mary Smith, Sponsor, were the members of the Writers' Club for '73-'74. The group developed creativity in their work and planned a magazine. 1974 Fricassee Staff Made a Book to Remember The 1974 Fricassee Staff followed tradition by not making any deadlines, except the last. In approximately 1 week, the staff finished 177 pages, probably a record. Still, it was a fun year in which we learned many things about each other; unfortunately, usually the bad things. By the time it was over everyone had made up, though, and everyone had a sense of accomplishment. (left) Donna and Bif, the exhausted Features Editors, found a palm tree to lean on. (top left) Chuck’s hairline receded 2 inches this year - wonder why? (top right) Our flower child sponsor went wild at 7th hour, (above middle) Sam put pizzazz into the Sports Section, (above right) David found ads - very interesting. 167 I (top left) Ann Jones put together the Homeroom Section in a flash, (top right) Debbie, our trusted business manager, was amazed at the amount of money she discovered in her purse. (above) Eva was the Public Relations person, as you can tell, (above right) John, Wanda, and Dinah of Organizations, were ready to climb a tree. (right) Bill, shown in his favorite position, enjoyed being shot, instead of shooting. 168 Three Weeks Was All It Took (above left) Mike, who handled the Junior Section, practiced Senior manners, (above right) The Freshmen trio, Yaun, Marion, and Bill, teamed together to finish their section, (far left) Patti thought the Senior Section was best (because it was), (left) Keith felt dead after the rush. 169 171 s 72 . .k. fejflSSSS e teiJiii iSK$£3 -ii Football The 1973 Bulldog Unit ma - 0- G i 31 Front row: Gordon Curry, Calvin Brister, Alex McFadden, Joe Miles, Clyde Benhelot, Billy Duncan, Buddy Chevallier, Jonathan Holder. 2nd row: Elijah Jefferson, Buddy Ginn, Mike Rogillio, Paul Neeley, Lonnie Dixon, A1 Lorio, Danny Brewer, Roderick Thomas. 3rd row: Jeff Haffner, Ken Conner, Lee Dixon, Mark Boone, Dennis Cullen, Johnny Gerace, Ray James, Johnny Durrctt. 4th row: Kevin Roberts, Hal Landry, Keith I ewis. Mike Conners, Bruce Dyson, Jimmy Phillips, David Digerolamo, Randy Seymour. Top row: Ronnie Bush, Stan Ingram, John McCarley, Kerry Rankins, Randy Rebowe, Robbie White, Pat Grace, Mark Montet. From left, standing: Coaches Rivault, Richardson, Gill, Harris, Bookman, Glisson and Head Coach Robert Holder, kneeling. 173 Canine Seniors Had Lot B.R. H.S. opened its season in the annual Ja:.b ree against ex-Dog coach Bob Carter and the Broac moor Bucs. The Dogs and the Bucs battled to a 0-deadlock. B. R. H. S. came six inches from pay din but couldn't get it in and had to settle with another 0-score with Redemptorist in their first regular seas game. Durrett's TD run and McFadden’s TD pass weren • enough as the Dogs fell to Catholic High 19-13 the following week. Senior Johnny Durrett's three touchdowns and ' yards on the ground lead the Dogs to their firs: wi: the season, as they crushed Plaquemine 29-12. nie. Bush's 51 yard TD pass to Kevin Roberts a::d . yard field goal by A1 Lorio added to the score. 174 (top) Seniors Bruce Dyson, (left) and Kevin Roberts, (right) truck-on for Dogs, (above) Kerry Rankins rambles against Tara. To be Proud of The following week, Alex McFadden’s two touchdown passes to Calvin Brister turned out to be not enough as the Capitol Lions ran past the Dogs 21-12. Next the Bulldogs entertained McKinley, but nothing went right for the Dogs, and the Panthers went away with a 14-0 win. Bulldogs' arch rival, Tara, was their next opponent, and the combination of McFadden to Brister gave the Dogs a 6-0 lead. But the Trojans fought back and won 21-6. For the third week this year the Dogs were on the scoreboard first, as McFadden hit Brister for the opening score. But their Homecoming was mined by the Indians of Istrouma 31-6. (top left) How sweet it is. (bottom right) Senior Bruce Dyson looks on from sidelines, (top right) Plaquemine found it tough in the Mean Green Defense. 175 Bulldogs With Pride The Bulldogs traveled to Gonzales to take on East Asension but couldn't generate any offense as they were defeated 29-0. The Bulldogs were finding it hard to put points on the board, as the following week, Triple-A power Wildcats from Central shut out the Dogs 14-0. In the season finale Johnny Durreu ended his high school days with a punt return for one Dog touchdown, and McFadden hit Brister for another, but the Rebels of Lee went away with a 23-14 win. 176 All Set — You Bet (top right) Senior Kevin Roberts shows one of his many talents, (top left) Senior tailback Johnny Durrett turns on the speed, (above) Redemptorist holds Durrett six inches from goal line. Mean Green Gave 100% Effort (top left) A1 Lorio added the extra points, (above) Durrett carried the bread. 178 Pep Rallies Showed Dog Spirit ing, from left: Denise Simmons, Donna Robertson, Debra Holmes, Pam Spillman. Kneeling were ie Eggart and Liz Betz. 179 Basketball 1 1974 Roundballers Top row: Coach Albert Richardson, Scevera Alexander, Lloyd Simpson, Ron Higgins, Mike Conner, and Curtis Kador (Mgr.). Middle row: Charles Loring (Mgr.), David Fanis, Leonard Harrel, Arnold Robertson, and Gerald Montgomery (Mgr.). Bottom row: Jan Merrill, Kevin Haynes, Jeff Henderson, Alex McFadden, and Chan Willis. Mad Dog Higgins finds that there is nothing between him and the goal but air. Dog's leading scorer, Scevera Alexander, opens up their famous fast break. 181 Bucwheat Had a Mad Dog and (above) Mad Dog lets fly against Bears while (right) Beanie shows one of his many moves. (left) It’s a bird, it’s a plane; no, it’s a flying Bucwheat”. (center) Pistol Peanut pops from line, (right) Simpson on the gla going for two. 182 A Peanut ' While Uncle George Was (left) Legs” shows his finger-tip touch, (above) Gene Percy shows no emotions. Wild Man Merrill shows his Action Jackson style. Hatchet played foot- Mad Dog shows the style that he ball, and he wants to play learned at age four. So don't try to tell baseball, but who told him Dog how to play, he could play basketball? 183 A Wild Man With a Pearl (top right) Slim” doesn't bend when he reaches for the rim. (bottom left) Scevera gives a Rebel the knees in his patent jump shot, (above right) Uncle George played varsity as a Sophomore. 184 And Buc Had Slim Chilly Legs 185 Bulldogs Sought Playoffs (above left) Arnold Robertson gave the Dogs a big lift, (above right) Mad Dog” and Peanut” take a water break, (below) Jan Phil” Merrill leads Bench Bunch. 186 Alexander the Great'' The 1974 Soul Patrol Standing, 1 tor: Coach Bookman, James Grayson, Donald Ray Brooks, Curtis Kador, Roger Tolivar, Arthur Griffin, and Larry Thomas. Kneeling, 1 to r: Cleveland Brown, Jude Vaughn, Jerry Palmer, Jarrot Handy, and Kenny Wyane Martin. Freshmen Were Out to Be Champs Standing, 1 tor: Walter Bateman, Johnny Young, Donald Brooks, Rodney Wade, Arthur Griffin, and Coach Rivault. Kneeling, 1 to r: Alex Davis, Kenny Edwards, Jude Vaughn, Richard Augustus, Ruscll Banks. 'aseball . Dogs Hit the Seams Off the Baseballs Top row: Coach Mike Glisson, Gerard Landry, Alex McFadden, Randolf Leduff, Johnny Durrett, Lionel Anderson, Ray James. Middle row: Duane Landry, Bruce Dyson, Brian Foy, Medford Magill, Jeff Howard. From row: Clyde Berthelot, Robbie Huey, David Cappo, Mark Spano. Mike Barbay. (above) Lionel makes contact as Dynamite looks behind plate, (right) Don’t you just want to pinch his check - Terry! Spring Training Was Early (above) Reluming Letterman were: Mark Spano, Jeff Howard, Johnny Durreti, Lionel Anderson and Ray James. (above) Junior Mark Spano turned in the double plays. (left) Lionel Anderson picks up the first base chores, (above) We'll never know how Robbie Huey slid in safe without getting grass stains on his pants. 190 for the Optimistic Bulldogs (left) Loose Landry cranks up on the mound, (above) Robbie likes baseball and women, so two strikes he’s not out yet. (left) Senior Jettermcn Ray James took the honors at third base while (above) Joe Pro scrambled for loose balls behind the pi ate. 191 Track m — - v wv’ 1974 Bulldog Cindermen i Top row: Coach Wesley Harris, Roland Pounds, David Evans, Gregory Sparks, Hal Landry, Jerry Perkins, Daryl Munson, Casadara Brumfield, Todd Fritchie, Darryl Redd, Jonathan Holder (Mgr.), and Emanuel Allen (Mgr.). Bottom row: Kerry Rankins, Wilson Batiste, Henry Davis, Lonnie Dixon, James Jones, Harold Johnson, Roderick Thomas, Alfred Blanton, and Randy Seymour. Coach Wesley Harris stands with his 74 track captains: Jerry Perkins (left), and Harold Johnson (right). 193 Trackers Geared Up for (above) The Sprint Relay Team were from left; Jerry Per- (above) Relay Sprinters; Kerry, James, Harold , kins, James Jones, Harold Johnson, Kerry Rankins. and Jerry warmed up, smiling. (above) After looking at the photo. Coach expressed that it was done with perfection, (right) Hal Landry lets fly with javelin. District and State i Distance Relay team were, from left: Todd Friichie, Wilson Batiste, Lonnie Dixon, 2nd Roderick Thomas. All coach asked of his team was speed. (left) The Field Events Team were (standing) Hal Landry, Lonnie Dixon. Gregory Sparks, (sitting) Darryl Redd, Randy Seymour, (above) Roderick Thomas and Roland Pounds were ready in the starting blocks. 195 Bulldog Swim Team Made Splash (above left) Jayne Percy, last year’s competitor in the state finals swimming meet, stands with Bulldog coach, Mrs. Almenia Williams, (right) Jayne and Mrs. Williams look over swimming instructions. above) Jayne's brother Gene Percy also competed in last year’s state finals, (right) Jayne refused to take off warm-up to show her beautiful body in her swimsuit. 197 Kneeling, 1 10 r: Eljah Thomas, Thurman Offord, Bradley Jenkins, Alvin Bennett, Nino Paccacio, Charles Saia, and Ernie Lolis. Standing, 1 to r: Donald Ory, Ronald Normandy, Keith Ory, Greg Sparks, Ben Renninger, Eric LeBlanc, Kurt Browning, Bill Skal, Richard Griffin, and Coach Robert Holder. Junior, light-weight Nino Pacaccio shows that small men can be tough. 198 Bradley Jenkins takes control of his opponent and is ready for the take down. Xenrtis Tennis Team Had Sounds of Love Left to right: Newt Ogden, Trish Prentiss, Gordcn Ogden, Alicia Wakefield, Armand Prentiss, and Coach Robert Holder. Trish (left) and Armand (above) make up the Prentiss duo, while Newt (r), half of the Ogden brothers, shows his high stretch form for his return. 200 Bookman's Bunch Had a Golden Bear (below) 1-r: Jeff Thorning, Medford Magill, Bill Feig, and Cliff Fox. (on division page) Thomas Levert. Cheerleaders Boosted From left: Cynthia Jones on Mike Bouligny, Jill Barnett on Lonnie Carothers, Sharon Creft on Charles Fair, and Rose Schexnayder on Mike Avant. The Bulldog Spirit Mrs. Fleet's Homeroom Strawberry's Hill Slowest Fingers in the South The picture that consisted of: Chip Waldroup, John McCarley, Mickey Ashmore, Myrtle Wilson, and Jaye Howell was ruled obscene by the Anti-Pornography League. Mr. Dejean's Homeroom Kotton's Kanines 209 rnon's Valuable Versatile Victims Whalen's Students Careful Chemists 211 Lift Your Voices To the Sky Let People Know Music Won't Die Mrs. Blocker's Homeroom 212 Miss Glass's Class of '76' w e A r e G r e a t 214 We're the Best, '76 Beats the Rest Top Bull Pups! tini'iii' — •••••■■I. lifiwrui i'amk i ‘ lllllf Jetson's Homeroom Scott's Homemakers 215 Mrs. Aiken's Homeroom 216 Mrs. Schmidt's Homeroom Coach Richardson's Truckers 217 fl kydows Ac(wUnito AW-QtM 218 BillBobBruceChanChuckDcbbieJanJcffJohnnyLizLynnMedfordPattyRayRichard RuthThomasWarren 2974 BRHS Quiz Bowl Team Had Successful Season The Baton Rouge High Quiz Bowl team, sponsored by Miss Virginia Hill, followed tradition by finishing high in the Lyceum Quiz Bowl. In their final match, the team shell-shocked Episcopal High by opening a large lead that ended in a resounding 80-30 victory for BRHS. Next in line was Lee High. Employing their blitzing tactics, BRHS roared to a 125-80 win and eame’d the right to face the favored Glen Oaks team. Glen Oaks showed how well they had been drilled by staying calm after BRHS opened up an early lead. The score ended 140-95. Catholic High School had a bye and played the winner of the BRHS-Glen Oaks match, so BRHS ended 3rd. It was generally agreed that BRHS was the 2nd place team in skill. Members were, left to right: Warren Abbott, Chip Waldroup - team captain, Lisa Thayer, and Chuck Flaherty. Not shown is alternate, Karene Braud. Won the Betty Crocker Homemaking Award THE WflLLPAPER, HOUSE CARPET, WALLPAPER, SHEET VINYL FLOORING 3748 Government 344-3102 224 The Quest for Knowledge As long as man lives he will forever be looking for new horizons to conquer and new fields to explore. His is an eternal quest for knowledge. As individuals, and as a nation, education provides the key to a successful quest. 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Drafting materials and supplies Phone 344-3144 2963 Government Street 230 Baton Rouge, La. 70806 LITTLE FOLKS OFFERS BATON ROUGE HIGH THE LARGEST SELECTION IN TOWN! BICYCLES MODEL KITS PLUSH DOGS including bulldogs GAMES SPORTING GOODS • 013-1112 ftULo )oJLfncJn en aJJ Ua HL ) ji . QgO' Fight Song C-S-XiX-. e ujt u Ot-tA. Qcx v. c ■ ,vc_ vji LCiOufi d See those mighty Bulldogs, ko q Each one brave and true, 0J5-. „J) (jQsuu Keep on fighting. Bulldogs; 3, (X We are all for you. o jucjv c� vtaoVv Rah! Rah! Rah! ' ec e.Vv |aa a A, March on down that field, 4S(jj t C .' boys; r Break righ t through that line. --)Sr'Vxv-(-a Keep on fighting. Bulldogs We'll win all the time! CLASS OF 1974 Alma Mater For Baton Rouge High we raise our cry; For the school we all adore. We will raise our standards high, Till dawn from shore to shore — Then we'll fight, fight, fight With all our might. Till victory's in sight; Then we'll raise our banners high For dear old BA TON ROUGE HIGH! 231 Xas jt J yojOjt m found pleasure you have just seen the product of mar hours of work. We, who createdu •” y--------------------- « — v - {„ chpd. we sai v r in our work, though it may not have shown. Still, when it was nmsu e3C ot|jer j,y ind hoped for the best at the publishing company. Indeed, we were nearC at 0f you who sharing a common goal and working together until wc attained it. 1 hope t purchased a copy of the 1974 FRICASSEE have been satisfied by our work. I would like to acknowledge the assistance and help given the FRICASSE a dents and teachers of BRHS, as well as many in our community. It was greatly appreciate an without it we would never have attained our goal. But most of all I would like to man my sta for their patience and diligence which was needed to complete the book. These people should be admired for giving so much to this book and gaining little in return except for an inner knowledge of accomplishment. This year's FRICASSEE was in doubt financially until the last payment was made. It seems that many students and teachers have lost the tradition of buying a copy of their school's annual. One of the goal for next year will be to re-establish this tradition at BRHS. The students of BRHS are the backbone of the FRICASSEE and without their support, the FRICASSEE, one of the state's oldest yearbooks, will die. I close this letter with the hope that the student body and faculty of BRHS will rally behind the FRICASSEE in the future to make it the best in the country. 9 rv Many Thanks, OXjUU L ™ Wff al j?914 Editor of the FRICASSEE -KajiL -l7 . O 1 1 S 4 Wi v - y V .49 orro no+j! i a A - y OU j os t dtd'flf Jik 7HA C-1 G)k b-i.0S t V 1 232 $ jkjlcJl