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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1975 volume:

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'-'S h i' Oe It 1 y V i- SA°t-‘ iAe- G v© - c-otJoU CW LcJ ll tSc y ‘O' -e- +®f T .V'e. c-J-e. ,„ (C6 14- It had been a hard day with tests in English, history, and math. Before I left the school grounds, I stopped to rest for a minute in the shade of an old oak. Perhaps it was just a dream, but as I sat there, I thought I heard a voice, almost a whisper, but very distinct, which seemed to come from the depths of the great building behind me. r7 AM BATON ROUGE HIGH. . .” Through many years I have lain here. The seedlings planted by my walks have grown into tall trees. I have known happy times and troubled times, but memories of the happy times return most often to fill my thoughts -if 71 A ' ’' j A rfld ZC- SlAi. ., jt'Z H-' jjA t? aUAu. V ?7u cAs i , A A'-'-'-' j ,w Z T '■i L . fi hzsjU '77 . . . though you might think me very old, I am not. The laughter and the dreams of the young people who crowd my halls have kept me young . . . 3 v yD P p p5o$C ' r -) - -yUJ p f r� - T irrp c, -J? J l O'!) J'-' 4 ■ ■ ■ uom 3ono)i miva wv l, • rc “}A yr r v- v Vv Y 1 7 T • °- AXX-jj . Uoe-YWU , O cl (X r� KJL c0 jC - v_£p- - C XAJ ijLv( OKfi. JJ Cx YV Ad. cxyy d j )tA Vjl «JL£. fxyxwctixQcod.. ot]hcu� -fc - -| x (YWL 1 'Ey® “I have become a small school, but the BULLDOG SPIRIT remains great. Where else can pep rallies such as these be found? 7 cofre ove O Wns veRuo i', j, cpu Ip- hat bcsr Tochers uou cK 'e4aK A g- SoM ?+ p , tfc '5 5oM£ rhi A o pf 5C M€ p t?' 2 Oi-h iS. Uj i yA Y P a(y Jv Jj skrf p f5 . Cunt i i «r 0 tu -c £ -- o L J Ll QJuiuiutJ U A'£-J U 5C' bcX, M U QJuA l HX-CtJUC d lO L -'i. (J-'GU-'K 4 Cft ,?'. v S-U JSSJj jl'Jlj Lt T Many great teachers, many great students have been a part'of me. J Within my classrooms the greatest monuments of the past are studied; ‘ O O'' solutions to the pressing problems of today are sought.” Tl lT 0 J iwniiiiiMi- wmj . j i mm. ■ Each spring a new group of seniors leaves me to seek a broader life. High school days become memories, caught in the pages of a yearbook. Still, all who have shared my life remain a part of me, as I remain a part of their lives. As you, students, though your goings and comings take you to the ends of the earth, never forget rr YOU ARE BATON ROUGE HIGH!” JL oxcvjrtfiwU M. (Xasl y eit «X. C yv- Xtu vu Asvn ottTA, 11 FRICASSEE 75 FACULTY Mike Avant 13 14 B.R.H.S. Faculty and Staff MRS. ERNESTINE M. AIKENS, Art, Art Club; MRS. RUTH C. ATHERTON, Mafhcmotics, F.T.A.; MR. IVEN BERGERON, Band, Marching Band; MR. JOHN BOOKMAN, Civics, Hi-Y; MRS. MARY BREMER, English, Afro American Studies; MR. JAMES I. BURHANS, Chemistry, Mathematics; MRS. LAURA COTTON, English. Latin, FRICASSEE, Latin Club; MR. B. C. COX, Guidance Counselor; MRS. MARCIA DABKOWSKI, French, Engl.sh, French Club; MR. JOHN B. DcJEAN, Social Studies, Junior Red Cross. Teachers Were All Set MRS SHIRLEY B. FLEET. Civic , Typing, Generol 8us ness, Y-Teen ; MRS. PHOEBE ANN GASPERCEZ, Generol Moth, Tf. H, Y; MR WESLEY HARRIS, P E., Football and Trock Cooch; MISS VIRGINIA HILL, Speech, English, Thespians, Quiz Bowl; MR. ROBERT D. HOLDER, P.E., Fellowship of Chriition Athletes, Athletic Directot; MR. HENRY H. HOLLINS, Biology, Generol Science; MR. LIONEL H. HOLMES, Woodwork, Industrial Am Club; MR. CHARLES HULBERT, Dean of Student Affairs, Key Club, Student Government; MRS. WILLIE M. JACKSON, Biology, Junior Academy of Science; MRS. MARY M. JETSON, American History, Humonities, Beta Club. 16 Faculty Members Enjoyed Their Frequent Meetings MR. GUY W. JOHNSON, Physks, Algebra I, Sr. Math, FRICASSE, Mu Alpha Thefa; MS. MARY JO KELLY, English, F.N.A.; MISS MARY BETH McMURRAY, Vocal Music, Choir; MRS. CAREY S. MATHIS, General Malh, Algebra, Notional Honor Society; MRS. MARCY MIDDLETON, P.E., Cheerleaders, Boosters; MRS. HELEN E. MORRISON, English, Afro-American Studies; MRS. ANN K. NAUMAN, Librarian, Librory Club; JARREL L. NELSON, Power and Auto Mechanics; MR. LARRY ORGERON, Custodian; MR. EUGENE PENNISON, Distributive Education, D.E.C.A. 17 I Teachers Advised and Inspired MR. CHARLES J. PERILLOUX, Mechanical Drowing, Industrial Arts Club; MR. ALBERT J. RICHARDSON, General Science, Basketball Cooch; MR. ROBERT H. RIVAULT, World Geography, American History, J.V. Coach; MRS. DOLORES G. SCHMIDT, Spanish, English, Beta Club, Sponish Club; MRS. MILDRED D. SIBLEY, Typrng, Bookkeeping; MRS. SUSAN SIMMONS, Guidonce Counselor, S.O.S.; MRS. JEANNINE SMITH, Busmen Education, C.O.E.; MRS. MARY G. SMITH, English, Humanities; OFFICER CARL THOMPSON, Resident Policeman; MRS. MARGARET M. VERNON, Geometry, Sr. Arithmetic, English, Mu Alpha Theta; MRS. CARRIE VERMEER, Home Economics, F.H.A. 18 B.R.H.S. Welcomed New Teachers at Mid-Term MR. ART WESTALl, Drivers' Education; MRS. OUIDA I. WHALEN, Typing, Shorthand; MR ROYCE WHITTINGTON, World Geography, American History, J.V. Cooch; MRS. AIMENIA F. WILLIAMS, Physical Education, Boosters; MRS. BOBBIE WOODS, Home Economics, F.H.A.; MRS. HAZEL KLEINPETER, Secretory; MRS. DOROTHY WIMBERLY, Library Clerk, Guidonce Secretory; MRS. PENNY WEIMER, Attendance Clerk; MRS. JOYCE ELLIS, Algebra, Sr. Moth; MRS. DOROTHY COOK, Attendance Clerk; MRS. EMMA KURKOWSKI, Engl.sh; MRS. SUZANNE ROME, English, Afro-American Studies. 19 FRICASSEE975 CLASSES 1975 Senior Class Officers Brian Wechsler— President Carolyn Kador— Vice President 22 Theresa Matthews — Secretary Mike Avant — Treasurer 82nd Graduating Class Senior were slick. BRIAN ABBOTT DIANE ADAMS HELEN ADDISON SPRINGALE ALLEN THIEL AMISS KENNETH ARMSTRONG MICHAEL AVANT JOHN BAIRD 23 Were the Best, Best Alive ! MICHAEL 8AR8AY NATHANIEL BARNES WILSON BATISTE SHAUN BENNETT CLYDE BERTHELOT JEFF BERTHELOT GARY BIZETTE JACQUELYNE BLANTON TERRI BRAUD DANIEL BREWER 24 COLLEEN BRIDGES MARY BRIGGS CALVIN BRISTER TOMMY BROOKS VERONICA BURRELL DONNA CALANDRO DAVID CAPPO STEVE CARNEY CHERYL CARRADINE BRENDA CARTER CATHERINE CARUSO RHONDA CARY LISA COLLIER CHARLOTTE COLLINS 25 CLUE COURVILLE SHARON CREPT JOYCE DANGERFIELD KIM DARENSBURG CARL DENICOIA JOHN DENSTORFF CAROLYN DODGE KENNETH DOUGLAS AlEX DUGAS PAM EAMES TURNER EVANS DAVID FABRE x ■ Leaders of Tomorrow LORNA FONDAl DIANAH FOSTER BRYAN FOY BARBARA FRANKLIN MONICA GALLOWAY RANDY GILLINGHAM EDWARD GIPSON SHARON GLASPER JENA GOSSELINK ROBERT GRACE DONNA GRANIER JOHN GRIFFITH Tor Left: Thereto Matthews wos loo stunned to folk, left: Whot? Above: Dovid and Mark enjoyed the basketball gome. PAUL GRIFFITH GREG GUIDRY KATHERINE GUIDRY CEORGELIE HAIL LINDA HAMILTON CHRIS HARDGRAVE LEONARD HARRELL AVIS HARRIS HELEN HARRIS LARRY HOUSTON JEFFERY HOWARD 8ARBARA HORNS8Y LARRY HUBBARD SHARREL HUNTER 28 Seniors Looked Forward With Confidence - Twelve Years Work — One Night’s Glory' ROBERT JOHNSON KATHERINE JONES JAMES JONES BEVERLY KADOR CAROLYN KADOR KATHY KAHN DUANE UNDRY GERARD UNDRY UURA LANDRY BRENDA LEBLANC PAT LEE MARY ANNE MARANTO STEVE MARIONNEAUX NANCY MARVIN 30 Mi We Raised Ou r Standards High PAT MASON JOHNNY MAnHEWS THERESA MATTHEWS DARIA MAYEUX RIP McClURE ALEX McFADDEN ciENN mckinley SANDRA MESSINA GERALD MONTGOMERY KEN MONTGOMERY ANN MOORE ANTOINETTE MORRISON RONALD NORMAN NEWT OGDEN 31 Seniors Looked to the Fa, 32 BARBARA PARKER DAVID PERROT7E SYLVIA PATRICK ALICE PLITT JACQUELINE PAYNE PEGGY POFAHl JAYNE PERCY ANTOINETTE POLK JERRY PERKIN RUBY PORCHl ture Hopeful Hearts I s DELORES POWELL JANICE RAMSEY RANDALL REBOWE JOHNNY REECH ALVIN REED 8UCK RICHARD PAM RICHARD OBEDIAH RICKS BRIDGET ROTH RICKY SAMPERE PAM SANCHEZ CARL SELDERS JOHN SHIELDS FRANKITA SIMS 33 So Long, B.R.H.S. JAN SMITH JANEllE SMITH SYLVIA SMITH MIKE SOCHA CARLAS STRIBLING ROSALIND TARVIN Right: Jayne was goad at giving orders. Paulo partied during class. Far Right: Glen struggled with the calculator. M'� . Cotton, you don't really mean thot. 34 K. VICKIE TATE TOYA THIERY PAULA THOM RODERICK THOMAS STEPHAN THORNING DON VAN NORMAN BRENT VERBOIS HAZEL VERNON DONNA VICCELIO TERRY VINCE BENNETT VIRDUE VENESSA WALKER 35 � I JAN WAMPOLD DARRYL WHEELER YVONNE WHITELY TOBE WILSON BRIAN WECHSIER DORIS WHITE JACQUELINE WILLIAMS YOLANDA WILSON ROARKE WELLS ROBBIE WHITE ROLANDA WILLIAMS AUDREY WOODARD Left: Standing room only. Above Right: Not no , Above: Lauree looked like the cot's meovr. Florida, Here We Come! ifiiiat I4i .iis iiJ mil in 1? il oo n L � T Ct Snvu flAINf — I 0—4 a Ir «d r� vf' SOCHA. M £ — � -ho '■o'. « 4 I'O-i he Senior Credits knpwt nol. no w vt man. Sponnk Club. BaunW, (owball SPANO. MARX — Speak l o-ly if you spook O' oil. CO'� e � re'y word Oe'ore yOv let e lo Key Club. Fi Y fin , Sp «h Cb� , 'kespion — Treot., FCA. Tn HeY — Beou. Bosetioll, Student Go«1. — Eneeo live Boo'd $P£Afi$. JSNN FER — Al bollcm every mo knows well enough Ibol ke , a ungve being. only on e 00 Ik � eottk • CKc. Speeek. Y Teens, OE STEVENS MEllNDA KAYE — 'fietl yov nwH Votn, o«d Ptn yov � evtl i« k th« Uf o ru«Mr to it world oF Joodf'i, Hi Siyf iwi. FMA. IkMporr, Y-Tee’s STR61INC. CARlAS Y — I d like to liv Ike lie itsol I Hrg 060V I. SOS, (IF, Y Teeny — Treot . Speeek Club. SvdenlGovI, Vollcybol. Soiimwg, Tenn.t TARVIN. ROSlINO VARIf — Wko known who! ttoit w. I (W� e lo me. 01 wkol I moy one doy be. Cho� . Boottereket TATE. VICK E IYNN love worn I pu in youi keoit 10 tloy. love itit’t love i H you gire d o«oy. Ait Club — Piet . F'enek Club. AboA-rei eon Studet. Sponitk Club THIERRY. TOYA IYNN — To Nl 4 kurson lo (orfpve it divine. Student Go I THOM. PAIAA — Jelut Omni 4 Ike tome yetierday, •odor, ond loeever. SOS. Sponnk Club — Treot . Tr.Mi Y. lotin Cub. Booti eit — FI09 Corfu, FMA TMO.MAS. RODERICK B. — life it lough. l vl you mutt never grue vp. Colendor Couple. Key Ckrb, AI o Ameneon S'ud e Pori . FCA — P-et Inleriono' Council. Tketpont, foo'-boll. Troek. bo sc bo' , Speerk Club. Eneeuitve Boord. S'u-denl Govt — Piet. IA. Menr't Wko's WKp THORNING. STEVE — - You only kve onee I A, Cko«. Solely Ckb. SOS. Studew Go� TOSTON. TOWARD RAY — Sweet note b-rsgt kormony lo Ike eo'lk. bul konet’y bnngt kormony 10 eittlenee. ' Bond TOCKER. DaRRYI Be wko yoj wok olke ! 10 beeome VAN NORMAN. DONAlD R — Tke more s.Fk vli Ike obtiixle. ike tlrowger one bee onset dMr kiydkng ■I. FooRmII. Botkeebo I. Troek. Botetso 1. FCA. DE VERBOlS. BRENT — And lkough ike motlert moke Ike rules lor Ike •« nan ond me kook, I koee rotk.ng. Mo. 10 kve up to.'' Bond. SpeerKClub VERNON. HA2H — ' Tke� f t no weobk, bu Me. Tr, H. Y. Se'o Oub. Mu Alpko Tkero — V.P. Tketpont — Treot . Boo tie't See . SOS — Treot. Jr. Aeodemy, Qmr Bowl. On if el Roily— Itt Ploee-Bologr. FTA VICCEIUO. DONNA — Humor it Ike kormony ol Ike keen FNA.OE II. Bootierenet VRRCE. TERESA — To be wv+out tome o Ike tk-ng� you won! It on •ndnpentob’e pori ol koownett SOS. Jr. Aeodemy. Bootie’t — Operohont Olfieer. Speeek Oub, FTA. Belo Club — Treot . Belle, Inie-rooel Coursed. COE. Tn-Ht-Y — Chapters. Bai Gel VIREHJM. BENNETT JAMES Tke glory o' tfe .t 'o love. not 10 be tered. lo g.ve. nol lo gel. to terse, no- to be served Boscboll, football. FCA WAGNER, IARRY — Tk end ond ke begnrvng Ail Ckb — VP WAIKER, VENESSA MARE — Some bore loo mu h. yet tldl do erove, I kove Mile ond teek no more; ter I om r. k •n knowledge freneh Club. V-Teens. FHA — Treot. library Cub. DE_ V P , S’udem Govt., ESAACommittee WAMPOlD JAN BRANNIN — It .m l our potiken. bul our ditpotiiron mol mokes ut kappy FMA. Speeek Club. Tri-Hs-V, Belo Ckb — V.P., fa or 'e. Horreeoming Court. Belle. Hi-Y Sneeikenrt Spot tk Club WARE. JENNIFER C Tke no) lo be koppy t lo n-ole pikert koppy,” WASHINGTON. DANNY GARIANO — We hove only (US' begun' WECHSlER. BRIAN — Keep 0 eon I head ond o worm keoet. ond Me wJI go belle' � ■ you. Key Oub. Hi-Y. FooiboH. Troek. SOS. Fovoeile. S' Clost Pret . Tketpont — Pres.. ln� errotiol Council, loin Club. Tr. Hi-Y Beuu. FCA. Esirvlut Boo'd Emergency School Aud Ac I Program WEl.S. ROARK IYNN IF o mon't teilk t unstable ond Ns peoce ol mind troubled, kt knowledge wJI n i be pet ♦eei.-' Key Club IA. Belo Club. FFP. Hi-Y. Mu Alpko Thete. Osei Bowl WHITE. CORIS — 'An inle l-gem per ton it o g eoWr pe'ton Ikon on ignorori one. FHA. Y Teens WHITE. ROBERT P — No groin giiel ikon lo lemember days ol |Oy when imtery it o bond looiboll. Trotk. Hi-Y. Key Oub. FCA. Jr Red Crost. SOS. IA. Goll. f MdpHt Bocrd WHlTlEY. YVONNE 0 I om born hoppy every morruog COE. Y-Ioent WI.IIAMS. JACKIE — To be diligent in leorning .t o gieo' tlep 10word know edge FHA. OCCA See WIUIAMS STEPHAtRie YVETTE — Tkeie o no 'e«l -eotk. but me labor ol mon FHA. Red C«ott. Afro Ame � n Skrdiei. Cko--WIISON. 'OM — • Blessed .t ike iron who Jgs o well from wk k onolker moy d'Ow rk. IA WIlSON. OU NO A _ ' H you do nol Ike about -hr fulvr . you control kore one. FHA Al-o Amerifon Sludet. Ckor' WOODARD. AUDREY -AJI people vm.le n Ike some Ion guoge COE WYCHE, CYNTHIA M — Tke worlk cf O 'king it beti known by Ike worn! of il YOfJNCBlOOO. NOEl We've only ,vti begun IA. Wrestling MCMARIAH, IAUREE — l«i w-ll tel |vtl -ko kot lollen ond wko kot been VI' Dek no. -ken yev go yov' woy end I go m ne Speetk Clvb, FNA FMA. TnHi Y. BelV. Fovor le. Home ecmrg Court. Mi Y Sweeikeo Junior Class Officers k t 77 42 The Spirit of 76 Addison. Altheo Augustus, Elton Ates, Theresa Augustus, Mcnlyn Babm, Golden Boiley, Janie Borlow, Steve Bergeron, Ann Bennett, Alvin Bienn, Marvin Brousseou, Corinn Brown, Bernadette nothing else. Brown, Cleveland Bueche, Jo Ann Burchell, Carol Cancienne, Kay Carroll, V orren Coshio, Karen Celesfin, Sharon Chalk, Julio Charles, Celia Charles, Swill Cheibes, Glen Cloy, Sylvia Coleman, Ricky Collins, Sharon Conner, Kenneth 43 Juniors Were Active at B.R.H.S. Crews, Musy Crump, Yaun Cullen, Kathy Danner, Denise Dantin, Burt Day, Linda Dayne, Kathy Deforest. Dee Denicolo, Ricky Dickerson, Otis Dimattia, Donald Dixon, Lonnie Domingue, Emily Domingue, Raymond Dunbar, Theda Dunn, Carol Durlocher, David Flaherty, Della 44 George, Gerald Gough, Joyce Grenier, Dale Green, Roymond Griffin, Richard Guy, Ernest Top left: Nancy, Kay, Loretta, Corrine, and Bernie dressed cosuolly for pep rallies. Top Right: Corrine looked upon a delicious lunch. Right: Yaun forgot the Almo Mofer. Opposite Top: Kim wrapped herself in money. Hoffner, Jeff Handy, Jorrot Hannoman, Marianne Horrel, Darrel Haynes, Farrow Henderson, Darryl Hoffpauir, Jennifer Holliday, Delphine Hollins, Henry Holmes, Lionel Huey, Idabelle Jarreau, James Jefferson, Aundra Jefferson, Keith Jetson, Cynthia Johnson, Beth Johnson, Dora Johnson, lowrence Johnson, Marvin Jolevare, Connie Jones, Gordon Jones, Loretta Jones, Nicky Jones, Benay Kador, Curtis Knox, Nancy LaBordc, Rodney Lafayette, Michael Lamana, Doryl LoBue, Keith Lockwood, Nancy Long, Jocquelinc Magill, Vickey Malone, Mike Maranto, Kim Marshall, Robin AS From Classwork to Cheering juniors Did Their Best Poetx, Carolyn Paige, Alvin Palmer, Jerry Patterson, Deborah Patton, Patricia Perrotte, Debbie Poche, Scott Poole, Pam Pouroou, Warren Prentiss, Patricia Price, Sheila Reech, Cynthia Reirvninger, Benjamin Rhcoms, Mary Richardson, Sam Ricks, Martha Rossie, lisa Routh, Stan Top: Renee enjoys American History. Left: Robin Nosco ploys Big Daddy to Pat Patton. Above: Humanities portrayed a court in Heaven. 47 T I 48 Above: Humanities posed offer doing the musical, “1776 . Right: Cathy looks owfully frightened. Saia, Charles Schoeffler. Phyllis Scoff, lynella Smith, Claudia Smith, Patricia Solomon, Curtis Spears, Joe Spillman, Pam Spurlock, Michoel Swinburne, Tina Taylor, Brenda Thomas, Lorry Thomas, Rosalind Thurman, Alford Toliver, Roger Tucker, Charles Veol, Roland Walker, Tia Watson, Paula White, Gail Whitehead, Stanley Williams, Dearly Williams, Melvin Williams, Reginold Williams, Tyrone Williams, Veto Wilson, Roland The Best Is Yet to Come in 76 Top left: Yoon, escorted by Mike, look her ploce omong the homecoming court. Top Right: A group of girls played tea party. Center: John wonders what he's doing. Above: Rob n highsteps in her usual fashion. Left: Debbi, Golden, Corrine, Pam, ond Gayle gossip about who-knows-wbot? . . - Class of r77‘ Denny Adorns Ruben Adorn Steven Adam Alarice Allen Manuel Allen Angelo Alexander Mae Ambrojo Karen Arm lrong Margaret Augustus Richard Augustus Rusell Banks Kevin Borker John Barnes Narscs Borona Anthony Borrow Renetta Bell Yolanda Bcrchcll Travor Crump escorts Donno Brown during the Rally. I V Lori Black Alfred Blanton Terri Boiteoux Denise Bolton Hugh Bond Annette Bourgeois Cornnne Bourgeois Debbie Boyd Bonnie Brannon Isaih Brooks Donald Brooks Beverly Brown Bruce Brown Donno Brown Kurt Browning lomont B'umfield Irene Burton Center- Everybody, here comes the bus!!!” Hurry up, Robin, I'm hun-gry!! Far Right: Hey gong, come see this!! 50 Sandy Carnes Storiette Carroll liso Cary Jeano Cefalu Betty Chambers Buddy Chevalier Rito Collignon Sabrina Comager Dwight Coston Joyce Coston Mike Croin Keith Crews Travor Crump Gordon Curry Stonloy D’Aubin Deidre Doughtery Alex Davis Henry Dovis linda Davis Alphonse Denham Jackie Denham Daniel Dixon Conmc Donahue Peggy Dunn Diane Duncan James Ellerby David Ellis Susan Ellis David Evans Michael Everett Form Fabre Corlo Font Barbra Fleming Julius Fleming Judy Fountain Janice Gayden Donna Glasper Mac Rose Glasper Vickie Gobbel Ardis Gomez Leila Gosselink Michael Gront Charlie Green Arthur Griffin Terri Haffner Left: Superfly ond company!!! 51 Homer Harris lisa Harris Gina Haynes Kenneth Heotley JoAnne Henry Tremoyne Higg nbo thorn James Hilts Jonothon Holder Emily Holidoy Rhonda Holloway Della Holmes Beverly Jackson Helen James Cynthia Jefferson Bradley Jenkins Juanita Johnson Vcnessa Johnson Walter Jones Robert Konikoff Mark Landry Paul Lanoux Roseanna LoPorte John leBlanc Bobby lechc Shirley Lollis Ernie lollis Larry Lewis Cynthia Lewis Shehnoz Monji Bill Moronto C. J. Marchond Mory Martin Patricio Matthews Cherie Maurer Cathy McCouley Nancy Mengert Desiree Merrlam Lisa Merrill Chorlotte Milano Carolyn Milligan Dione Mills Kenneth Montgomery Lyle Morgan 52 7-- Morris, James Morris, Shirley Mullins, Robin Ozenne, Dorothy Powell, 8onnie Poole, Cynthia Pofahl, Sondy Poche, dona Peters, Terry Perkins, Melvin Percell, June Peck, Phyliss Payne, Robert Patlerson, Jeanette Potrick, Erin Palmer, Bezeit Poydros, Shawn Prudhomme, Carrie Rankins, Yolanda Rheams, Moe Robinson, Judy Rodgers, Debra Russell, Bill Scott, Jcnrctta Sharp, David Starks, Walter Stciglcr, Marcie Taylor, Wanda Thibideaux, Julius Thibodeaux, Stephanie Thom, Carolyn Thomas, Alisa Thomas, Carol Thomas, JoAnn Thompson, Angela Thorning, Suson Tsukano, Frank Turner, Brad VanNormon, Buck Vaughn,Jude Veals, Kenneth Verrett, Steve 53 Wade, Rodney Wogner, Yvonne Washington, Jacqueine Washington, Tonnie J. Washington, Wcrcvalyn Webb, Jock West, Melmdo Weston, Mery Wheeler, Duane Williams, Michael Williams, Patricia Wilson, Judy Winchester, Stephanie Wmtield, 8rendo Wong, Amy Wong, Undo Woods, Joottc Sophomores Were Con cern ed A bont Their Appearance. 54 fClass of ’77’ Freshman Class of 78 Devonjo Addison Stephen Aikins lisa Anderson Russell Arnold I onel Augustus Kenneth Baker Ruth Bonks Edward Berryman Melonie Block Demetrius Blanton Jerome Booker Cynthio Broxton Wright Brewer William Brewer Gregory Briiter Mathew Brocato Karen Brock Reddie Brock Pierre Broosseou Rita Brown Ronald Brown Teddie Brown Carla Brumfield David Bush Jammie Cage Molcolm Cage Victorio Cage Eolo Carroll Chester Chapman Mory Chorles Lindsey Collins Sheila Cormier Gory Curtis Clarice Dolcourt Sharon Dolcourt Jon DeJeon Alphonse Denham Demeter Dixon lunnard Dottery Michoel Dunn Tammy Dyson Shoron Edwards Hal Ellis Potty Escarra Susan Fabre Elizabeth Flanakin Kirk Folse Albert Germany Freshmen Finally Adjusted to B.R.H.S. Chorles Gordon Irvin Granier Sandra Gront Anne Gremillion Carolyn Griffin Margie Griffin Jackqulyn Guarisco Donna Hamilton Marge Hampton Delma Hannamon Robert Hardgravc James Harp Donald Harrell Cathy Harris Donna Horris Jesse Harris Nelwin Horris Wilbert Harris Daren Horton Francis Hatter Carolyn Head Janice Henderson Leslie Henry Gina Hodges Jocqueline Holmes Sandra Howard Allan Hudman Shcqn Ingram Stefan Jackson Barry Jacob lotissa Jarvis Aaron Johnson Andrea Johnson Kothy Johnson Sandra Johnson Theresa Johnson Cheryl Jones Jack Jones Saundra Jones Brenda Kenerson 57 Freshmen Carried on Knightcn, Alice Kring, Karen Landry, Robbie lonoux, Louis LeBlanc, Fred ledoux, Randy Leduff, Jeffery Lendo, Toni Lewis, Pofricio longs, Mark Madden, Blake Magill, Paul Maranto, Mary Martin, Antoinette Mortin, Tanya Matthews, Stephanie McFarland, Treon Mossino, Pattie Mills, Michael Morrison, Rouchelle Morrow, Duke Munson, Craig Nosco, Dana Paige, Oliver Paille, Dora Palmer, Willie Payne, Wayne Peck, Beverly Perkins, Michel Perkins, Robin Perrotte, Cheryf Piper, Jacquelynria Pitts, Aubrey Powell, Dana Rankins, Peyton Re’j'h, Stephen Renter, Cosandra Renter, Gtlda Rhed, David Rice, Mkhoel Rice, Tomuella Richords, Shovone Ro’h, Paul Rowe, Helen Sbona, Jennifer Schoeffler, Bill Seguin, Toby Shepherd, Rufus Simon, Claudia Smith, David 58 ------- HHHfl1 B.R.H.S. Winning Tradition Socho, David Spano, Stacy Sprueli, Rodney Stark i, Marion Stevenj, Melvin Steworl, Gwendolyn Street, Nita Taylor, Andrew Thomai, Calvin VanNorman, Mark Verret, Todd Verrette, Kirk 59 ■ ' W� S Od - Si a+'e mn e nfs • W-u_ 6 - . £c r - Vt il l| A cV. V'- 'S-' - YN S- A_ , v 2 C3 VK. 4 v ul -u. ) j2 rr 4 6——J? Co QXu ■) (LJ 2 Cs i 0- J. YjL o rus 1 yV- o� _jL (2 4 sry- - «- . 3. Qjl . lOrv—l— n f-r FRICASSEE 75 ORGANIZATIONS John Webb Elijah Jefferson Sladent Government Sponsored Man y During the spring of each yeor it was traditional for the underclassmen to elect officers of the Student Government for the following yeor. In May, 1974, the student body chose (left to right) Roderick Thomas as president, Theresa Matthews as secretary, Joyce Dongerfield os vice-president, and M choel Spurlock as treasurer. Dean Hulbert (pictured at far right) was the sponsor. Those decisions and proposals that reached the representatives and student body originated in the crowded executive board meetings in Dean Hubert's office. The 1975 members of the Executive Board were (bottom, left to right) Joyce Dongerfield, Donna Calandro, Jayne Percy, Mary B'iggs, Kathy Kahn, Theresa Matthews, and Sharon Creft. 2nd Row.-Michoel Spurlock, Loretta Jones, Alex McFadden, Calvin Brister, Kenny Armstrong, Newt Ogden, and Mark Spano. 3rd Row: Mike Avont, Elijah Jefferson, Jonathan Holder, David Fabre, Roderick Thomos. 62 The real core of the Student Government was the homeroom representatives. Thoy were (bottom row) Bill Moranto, Francis Hotter, Trovor Cyump, Carolyn Thom, Emily Dommgue, Stephanie Mortm, Kurt Verret, Pierre Broosscao, Demeter Dixon, Jackie Holmes, Melinda Stevens, Brendo LeBlane. 2nd Row: Jonathan Holder, Carolyn Dodge, Laura Landry, Linda Milligon, Michael Cromo, Janice Connon, Sabrina Marccllc, Vanessa Walker, Shown Poydras, Alex McFadden. 3rd Row: Robert leche, Randy Rcbowe, Henry Hollins, Cleveland Brown, Raymond Dommgue, Johnnie Matthews, Jeonetta Patterson, Tim O'Neal. Student Advisory Commission The Student Advisory Commis Sion's purpose was to help the stu dent body have better interracial relations. Those elected for 1974-1975 were Gino Haynes, Demeter Dixon. 2nd Row: Cheryl Carro-dine, Susan Thorning, Judy Wilson, Missy Crews, Teri Vince, Beverly Kodor, Ella Holmes, Tim O'Neal, Brian Wechsler. Top Row: Greg Bnsfer, Theresa Matthews, Youn Crump, Lisa Rossie, Henry Hollins, Cleveland 8rown, and Elijah Jefferson. 63 CARING B.R.H.S. Key Club 6A I (fop left fo right) The girl delegate! were: Shoron Creft, Joyne Percy, Hazel Vernon, ond Kothy Kohn. The boy del-egotes were: Kenny Armstrong, Newi Ogden, Elijoh Jefferson, ond Randy Rebowe. Louisiana Boys' and Girls' Staters 65 B.R.H.S. Key Club Hosted District Convention The Key Club of Baton Rouge High School, under the adept leadership of Randy Rebowe, showed what true service was by working with various non-profit organizations — United Givers Agency, Muscular Dystrophy, Veterans of Foreign Wars, the Arthritis Foundation. For outstanding service the club was awarded the host spot at the 1975 District Convention, held in our city in the latter part of April. The club was almost assured a place in the sun at the convention's awards ceremony, as it had shattered the 1974 Key Club records in October. Sweetheart Donna Calandro Kothy Kohn Thereto Matthew Joyne Percy 66 Senior Director Turner Evan Junior Director Keith loBue Sophomore Director Bill Moronto Foculty Advitor Dean Mulbert Foculty Advitor Deon WISam Nortoj Borona Cleveland Brown David Cappo Bert Dantin David Durlocher Jorrot Handy Elton Auguitui Mike Avant Aundra Jefferion Elijah Jefferson 67 Key Club Golden Anniversary' 1925-1975 Nicky Jones Waller Jones Mike Lafayette Pawl lanoux Johnnie Matthews Tim O'Neol Mike Socha Mark Spono Roderick Thomas Brian Weehsler Roarke Wells Robbto White We Build!” 68 Afro-American Club Studied Black Culture Afro-American Studies Club studied the culture and customs of Africa and of contemporary society. The club provided a Thanksgiving basket. The Afro-American Studies Club is open to everyone. In the spring semester the organization made the transition to new sponsors. The club sponsors for this yoor were Mrs. Morrison and Mrs. Bremer. The officers were: left lo Right: Carolyn Kador — Treas., Pomelo Eamet — Sec., Veronica Burrell — Pres., Cleveland Brown — Sgt. at Arrm, Jarrot Hondy — Vice Pres. Members were: Bottom, Left to Right: Mrs. Morrison, sponsor. Be very Kador, Borbora Franklin, Sabrina Morcelle, Rosa Hairos, Beverly Paige, Gina Haynes, Tremayne Higginbotham, Yaun Crump. Second Row. Joanne Carrol, Demetcr Dixon, Barbaro Jackson, Stephcme Williams, Dclcres Powell, Wanda Hill. Third Row; Veronica Burrell, Clara Ross, Darlene Nelson, Gaily Williams. Fourth Row; Carolyn Kador, Pomelo Eomos, Angelo Alexander, Jarrot Handy. Fifth Row: Kenny Martin, Aundra Jefferson, Cleveland Brown, Roland Veal, Elisa Jackson, Stephanie Martin, Janice Matthews, Ella Ho mes, Emile Holliday, Winifer Pier, Helen Harris, Donold Smith. Sixth Row: Roland Wells, Kent Jackson, Darryl Munson, Sharon Creft, Theresa Matthews, Stanley Whitehead 69 The Reine Alexander Chapter of N.H.S. The Natioiol Honor Society was composed of Seniors who hod maintained a 3.5 average each semester for five consecutive semesters. This year's officers were (lop — left to right) Newt Ogden — Pres., Jeno Oosselink — Vice Pres., Pom Jenkins — Sec.-Trees. Mrs. Carey Mathis was club sponsor, (bottom — left to right) Cheryl Corrodine and Hazel Vernon were three-year graduoto members. Junior Academy of Science The purpose of the Jr. Acodemy of Science is to promote an interest in scientific fields. The qualifications of membership ore o B'' overage in moth ond science courses. The members ore. Left to Right: Jeno Cosselink — Secretory, Pam Jenkins, John Baird, Shoron Crcft, Tern Braud. Decky Moyeuz — Treosurer, Mrs. Jackson — Sponsor, ond Colleen Bridges. In the tree, counterclockwise, ore: John Griffith, Debb e Perrotte, Bernadette Brown, ond Nancy Knox. Not shown is Tim O'Neal — President. 70 Mu Alpha Theta Enjoyed The Equations Game Mu Alpha Theta was an honors club formed for students who excel in mathematics. The officers (left) were Hazel Vernon — Vice President, Mrs. Vernon — Sponsor, Steve McConcll President. The members were: Left to Right Randy Rebowe, Mrs. Vernon, Eric Thayer, Corrme Brousseau, Debbie Perotte, Bernadette Brown, Jena Gosselink, Carolyn Kodor, Hazel Vernon, Newt Ogden, Cheryl Corradme, Roarke Wells, David Cappo, Steve McConnell. Not Pictured: Kathy Kahn. Beta Club Served Community v The Belo Club wos on honor club for those who hove maintained on A-B aver-oge throughout their high school years. The sponsors were Mrs. Jctson [this pogo) and Mrs. Schmidt (opposite page). President Jeno Gosselink Vice President Jon Wompold Secretary Treasurer David Cappo Teri Vince Kenny Armstrong Bernadette Brown Donna Colondro Cheryl Corrod ne Sharon Celestinc OHio Courville Gaynell Horton Pam Jenkins 72 29 Carolyn Kodor Kathy Kahn Laura Landry Daria A ayeux Steve McConnell Newt Ogden Tim O'Neal Gracio Polozotta Debbie Porrotto Randy Rebowe Lisa Rossic Michael Spullock Hazel Vernon Tia Walker John Webb Roarkc Wells 73 Art Club Projects Made Holidays Meaningful The Art Club help oof school in mony way . They decorot® ouditoriom doors for Thanksgiving and Chritfmot, point backdrop for school activities. The officer were, left to right, lito Harrit — Roportor, lonnie Dixon — Trootorer, Phyllis Schofflor — Secretory, Leo Dixon — Vice President, Vicki Tato — Prostdont. Their sponsor was Mr . Aiken . Member were left to right: Janice Ram ey, Brion Crawford, Colleen Bridget, Demeter Dixon, Winifred Pier, Phylli Schoffler, Lance DeJeon, lonnie Dixon, Keith Jefferson. Lisa Harris, Vickie Tate, Corrine Bourgeois, Cleveland Brown, M't. Aikens, Saundra Johnton, Carl Sellers, Pamela Eomes. Lee Dixon, Kim Kreeger . Gerald Montgomery, Ernie Goy, Gerald George, lorry Wagner. Y-Teens Proved Helpful in Service to the Community Y TEENS' GOALS Were: To grow as a person. To grow in friendship with people of all races, religions, and nationalities. To grow in the knowledge and love of God. OFFICERS: Stephanie McFarland — President, Glenda McKinley — Vice-President, Denise Davis — Secrotary, Carlos Stnblmg — Treasurer, Mrs. S. 8. Fleet — Sponsor, Althea Addison — Inrer-Club Council Representative, Jomce Ramsey — Inter Club Council Representative, Debra Dixon — Chaplain, Yvonne Froncois — Vice President for Membership. 75 1st Row: Beverly Paige. Staudia Simon, Connie Jolevare, Antoinette Morrison, Theresa Johnson, Janice Ramsey. 2nd Row; Helen Addison, Shoyone Rchords, Carol Burchell, Devonyo Addison, Donna Brown, Dorothy Ozenne, Ava Mitchell, Glenda McKinley, Wanda Hill, Claudia Smith, Treon McForlond, Borboro Fronklin, Dora Johnson, Bezeit Polmer, Mrs. S. B. Fleet — Sponsor. Not Shown: Clarice Dolcourt, Connie Donahue, Sharne lewis. Tri-Hi- Y Means Service Mety Briggs Donno Calondro Rhonda Cory Cheryl Corrodinc Cothy Coruso Kelso Collier Ollie Courville Sharon Creft Jeno Gossclmk Pam Jenkins louro Landry Mory Maranlo Theresa Matthews Oorio Moyeovx Sondra Messina Gracie Pollozotla Delores Powell Bridget Roth Sylvia Smith Pavla Thom Hazel Vernon Terri Vmce Jam Wampold lairree Zochanoh The Tri-Hi-Y furthered their reputation as an active service club on campus. Aiding the elderly, the hospitalized, and small children who were unable to participate in normal activities, the Tri-Hi-Y became known to the entire community. The president was Donna Calandro, the secretary was Grace Palozotta, the treasurer was Sharon Creft, and the chaplain was Teri Vince. 76 Kenny Armstrong Mike Avant The 1975 Tri-Hi-Y consisted of (bottom — seated) Sharon Gcft, Ten Vince, Donna Colandro, Groce Palozotta, and Mrs. Gaspercez. (standing — first row) Kathy Kahn, Dinah McKinley, Robin Marshall, Cathy Caruso, (second row) Cheryl Carradme, Missy Crews, Marianne Honnoman, Laura Landry, Tio Walker, Jeana Cefalu, Mary Briggs, Sondra Messino, Rhonda Cory, (third row) Delores Powell, Yaun Crump, Mory Marcnto, Pam Spillman, Hazel Vernon, Della Flaherty, Bridget Roth, Nancy Mengert. (top row) leisa Collier, Decky Moyeaux, Theresa Matthews, Pam Jenkins, Loretta Jones, Jena Gossclmk, Lisa Rosste, Jon Wompold, Dorio Moyeaux, Ollie Courville, Sylvia Smith. The sponsor was Mrs. Gasperecez (above). Beaux Gory McClure Mark Spono Brian Wechsler (not shown) Darrell Brown Jeana Cefalu Della Flaherty Robin Marshall lisa Rossie Your Crump Marianne Honnomon Dmah McKinley Pom Spillman Missy Crews Loretta Jones Noncy Mengert Tio Walker 77 y Something to Believe in' Getting Involved (clockwise from top) The installation wos held at Mrs. Gaspnrecz's house. Jeano, Della, Cheryl, Missy, and Tia always dressed like that, but Kathy and Donna were dressed strangely for initiation! The Footboll Coaches were Bob Grace, David Fobre, and Gory McClure. Marianne Honnoman, Jeano Cefclu, Mory Bnbbs, Donna Colandro, Robin Marshall. Teri Vince. Cathy Caruso, Tia Wolkcr. (top) Sylvio Smith, OH o Courville, liso Rossie, Della Flaherty, Daria Mayeaux, Cheryl Corradmo, Mory Maronto, Jena Gosselink, and Grade Palazotto. Tia puts the big play to an eoger team. She was the highest scorer of the game. 78 Junior Red Cross Homeroom Representatives Fitjt Row: Benny Reinnmger, Dee DoForest [Second Vico Pros.), Tommy Darensburg, Rhondo Holloway, Bonnie Powell, Gina Haynes (Firtt Vice Pres), Moo Ambrose, Koto Street Wondo Toyior, Charlotte Collins. Second Row: Denise Danner, Mary Moronto (Secretary), Jonnelle Smith, Jennifer Sbono, T no Swinburne, Karen Kring, Dana Nosco, Liz Flanakan, Cheryl Gie, Stephanie Thibodeaux. Third Row: Mr. DeJoan (Sponsor), Kay Cancicnne, V oltor Storks, Cheryl Perrottc, Tcddic Brown, Marion Starks, Terri Hoffner, Carolyn Dcdge, Peggy Dunn, Andy Taylor, Gina Hodges, Wardel Jackson, Sprin-gcle Allen, Brcndo Carter, Michael Myles, Elijoh Jefferson (President), Gregory Williams. 79 B.R.H.S. Hi- Y Promotes High Christian Standards The Mi Y mod gr ot strides toword the building of o solid service club. Under the leodersh.p of on outstanding group of officers ond energetic sponsorsh p of Cooch Bookmon [opposite poge — left) the club increoscd the scope of its service program. The officers were (left to right) David Fobre — Vice-President, Mark Spono — President, Kenny Armstrong — Treasurer, ond David Coppo — Secretory. The members of the 1975 Hi-Y w re (kneeling, left to right) Gory McClure, Bob Groce. Second Row; Mork Spono, Dovid Fobr , Mike Bor bay. Third k -Dorly lomono. Newt Ogden, Kenny Armstrong, Greg Guidry, David Coppo. Top Row: Brion Foy, Keith Crews. M.ke Avont, Cooch Boovmon, Tom C and John loBlarvc. The Hi-Y Purpose: To Create, Maintain, and Extend Throughout the Home, School, and Community High Standards of Christian Character 81 Talented Thespians Traveled, Titillated Sponsor: Miss V. Hill Officers were, left to right: Cothy McManus. Mark Spono. Cheryl Carrocc. : Wechsler, and Hazel Vernon. The 1974 75 Thespian Club members were, standing, left to right, Homer Harris, Erie Thayer, Michael lafoyette, Brian Wechsler. Roderick Thomas Ogden, and Mark Spano. Sitting are, left to right, Cathy McManus, Potty Smith, Potricio Potton, Jayne Percy, Missy Crews, Mary Briggs. Cheryl Ccr- dine. Hazel Vernon, and Veta Williams. 82 •Ml Debate Team Top Row: Eric Thayer, Newt Ogden, Randy Rebowe, Pool lonoux. Kneeling: Joyne Percy, Cheryl Corrodine Hozel Vernon. Quiz Bowl Team 83 The members of the Qjiz Bowl were chosen in the foil of 1974. They ore (sitting, left to right): Roarke Wells, Cheryl Corrodine, Hozel Vernon, Jeno Gosselink; (standing); Eric Thoyer. Teachers of Tomorrow The Future Teachers promoted leadership in the youth of B.R.H.S. by encouraging interest in the profession of teaching. This club served the faculty by giving favors (treats) before each holiday. Mrs. Ruth Atherton served diligently as the club sponsor in 1975, as she has for many years. FACULTY kONLY This year'I officers were (left lo right) Mike Avanl — Treasurer, Kathy Kohn — Vice President, dra Messina — Secretory, and Sylvia Smith — President. 84 (kft to right) Oonro Colondro, Mke Avont, Robin Marshall, Elijah Jefferson, Sandra Me� si no, Cathy Caruso, Corrine brousso ville, Mrs. Atherton — Sponsor, lisa Harris, Kathy Kahn, Tio Walker, and Sylvia Smith. U' ,fTI Neol Ol|iC Fellowship of Christian Athletes The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a club aimed at the spread of Christian ideals at Baton Rouge High. The officers were: (left to right) Jonathon Holder — Secretary-Troosurer, Roderick Thomas President, Coach Holder — Sponsor, Arnold Robertson — Scrgcant-ot-Arms. 85 The members o{ the Fellowship of Christian Athletes were: (clockwise) Jude Vaughn, Greg Brister, Alex McFodden, Kevin Henry, Arnold Robertson, Everett Johnson, Dorry Munson, Leonard Harrell, Calvin Brister, Charles Miller, Marilyn Augustus, Joseph Miles, Jesse Homs, Cheryl G e, Jerry Palmer, Joanne Winchester, Jonathon Holder, Reg nald Allen, Jeff Howard, Curtis Kador, Trov.s Crump, Duane Wheeler. Center: Roderick Thomos — President. F.H.A. Pursued Vocational The Officer and Sponsors of Ihe Future Homemakers of Amcrico were: Vanessa Walkor, Treasurer; Emily Domingue, Joanne Winchester, Secretory; Terri Boeteau, Reporter; Robin Nasco, Song Leader, (top row) Mrs. Ver-meer, Sponsor; Stephanie Martin, Chaplain; Ollie Cour-ville. President; Lorctto Jones, Parliamentarian; Judy Wilson, Historion; Mrs. Woods, Sponsor. The Future Homemakers of Americo, under the oble sponsorship of Mrs. Woods ond Mrs. Vermeer, worked toward new horizons in individual, family, school, ond community projects. The Senior members were: (bonom, left to right) Jackie Williams, Bevorly Kador, Dianoh Fester, Goreneo Moore, Sr phonic Willioms, Fronkito Sims, (top row) Theresa Matthews, Ollie Courville, Mory Moronfo, Pamela Fames, Sharon Creft, Vcnesso Wolker. 86 Training in Domestic Careers The Com of '76 woi represented in F.H.A. by Claudio Smith, Loretta Jones, Robin Nosca, Emly Dommgue, Joanne Winchester, Stephonic Mortin, Thereto Ates, Denise Danner, Cynthia Judson, Betty Chombers, lisa Jackson, Debra Patterson, Shelia Price, ond Abo Jean Dixon. 87 Frethrran 0nd Sophomore members were: Irene Burton, Sondro Joubert, Tremayne Migginbothom. Joyce Coston, June Parcelle, Terr, Boiteou. (top row) .♦cnet-c Patterson, Carolyn Griffin, Rhondo Galloway. G.ldo Konner, Judy Wilson, Sandy Pofahl, Cheryl Perrotte, ond Debra Boyd. F.N.A. Probed Into Field of Nursing F.N.A. wos an organization that cultivated on interest in the field of nursing. The members were; Bottom Row, left to right: Carolyn Milligan, Kc;' • Cullens, Clara Ross, Dione Mil s, Kenneth Douglas. Second Row: Mrs. Kelly, Tammy Darcnsburg, Theresa Aris, Brenda leBlonc, Stephanie Martin, F Holliday, Aundro Jefferson, Huey Douglas. Top Row: Sandro Geubert, Linda Milligan, Delphine Hollidoy, Martha RicLs, Charles Miller, Theresa M thews. 88 The officers [bottom left) were: Carolyn Milligan — Reporter, Brcndo LeBlonc — Secre-•O'y, Theresa Mathews — Vice President, Linda Milligan — President, Emily Holliday — Treasurer, Kathy Cullen — H stonan. The sponsor was Mrs. Kelly (bottom right). Le Cercle franco de 1975 a stimule I'interet a la langue francoise, oux coutumos ot oux traditions dc la France ct des gens qui parlent francois. le patron (en haul 6 gauche), e'etait Mm© Dobkowski. les officers (en haut) ©toiont Oflie Courville, lo secretaire; Jonice Gayden, le sargent d'ormes; Carolyn Dodge, le vice-president; Dario Mayeux, le president; Shehnaz Man|i, le tresorier; et Cheryl Gie, le sargent d'armes. Les membres efo ent (kneeling — left to right) Daria Mayeux, Shehnaz Monji, Decky Mayeux, Kathy Kahn, Louis Lanoux Srondmg First Row: Carolyn Dodge, Gina Haynes, Janice Gayden, Vicky Tate, Erin Patrick, Jesse Harris, Robin Mullins, Mme Dobkowski. Second Row: Kenny Armstrong, Juonita Johnson, Joanne Henry, Mare Wade, Elton Augustus, Joe Speors. Third Row: Emily Doavgoe, Tanya Thierry, Ollie Courville, Janet Motthews, Jomes Morns, Aundro Jefferson, and Wolter Jones. Sodolitoi latino discipoli cognitiones eultui el humanifotii Romonorum augere temptabol Omnet Saturnalibus opud odjutricem, Mrj. laoro Cotton. Convinvo fructi � unt. D icipo i praeventes et prioret linguae lotinoe Socn Sodalitatii fieri powunt. Latin leader in orbore were: Andy JoKnion, Vice-President, Paula Thom, Secretory, Cathy McManus, Treasurer, ond Keith LoBue, President. Socii Lcilini Saturnalibus Convivati Sunt 90 El Amislad Espanol lav membrov y lav funcionoriav del dvb von: Robin Novea — Previdentc, Linda Miligon — Vice-previdente, Carolyn Mlligan — Secretar a, Corrinne ftougeoi — Tevorera, Miguel Rice, Karla font. Student Librarians Serve The library Club hov a new vpon-vor, Mrs. Ann Nauman, who received her Doctor of Philovophy Degree in December. The Club member help ttudenft find book and keep the library organized. The member ore (bock row, itandmg): Paul Griffith, Robert Johnvon, Lee Dixon, (seated): Jackie Wajhington, Donno Horrij, Andy Johnvon, Fronciv Hatter. 91 Baton Rouge High Choir AIL PARISH CHOIR: Top Row, loft to Right: Eric Thoyc', Kennoth Douglos, Edword Gipson, Roq-Toliver, Ri hord Griffin, John Baird. Front Row: Frankito S mi, Judy Robinson, Cornne B'ousseou. Sponsor: Miss M. MeMurry Emily Holliday, Cothy McManus, Jeno Cefolu, ond Catherine Gu dry. A CAPPEUA CHOIR: Top Row, Left to Right: Eric Thayer, Raynord Green, Steve Carney, Kenneth Douglas, Stan Ingrom, Roger Toliver, Eli c-Jefferson, Obcdioh Ricks, Jerry Perkins, Roland Pounds. Second Row, Left to Right: Lisa Smith, Koren Krmg, Rita Brown, John Baird. Edwad Gipson, Richa'd Griffin, Fred LeBlanc, Silverene Mack. Third Row, Left to Right: Jonice Wells, Shorrell Hunter, Betty Chambers, Connie Joliv::r. John Griffith, Keith Jefferson, Monica Galloway, Shelia Price, Sharon Edwotds, Catherine Guidry. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Miss McMu-ry, Fran Sims, 8evcrly Page, Judy Rob nson, Corrine 8cousseau, Donna Glosper, Emily Holliday, Tremoyne Higginbotham, Cathy McManus, Jeno Cefolu Terri Broud. Welcomed New Director Officers ond Section leaden: In the Tree: Judy Robinson, Soprano, Roger Toliver, Bass. Left to Right: Beverly Page, Assistant librarian, Elijch Jefferson, Treasurer, Emily Holliday, V. Pres., Corrine Brous-seau. Secretary, Frankita Sims, Librarian, Eric Thayer, Pres. Sitting ore John Baird, Tenor, ard Jeno Cefalu, Alfo. All-State: Cathy McManus 93 This yeor's members in C.O.E. were (lop — eft to right) louro Landry, Jan Smith, Pam Sanchez (middle — left lo right) Mary Maronto, Dario Mayeaux (bottom — left to right) Janelle Smith and Rhonda Gary. Cooperative Office Education 94 to 95 V DECA Students Learned to Become Productive Citizens The D.E.C.A officer} of '75 worked to orgomze the best D.E.C.A dob ever at B.R.H.S. The D.E. officer} of 1974-1975 were (left to right): Brenda LeBlanc — Treo}urcr, Joyce Oortgerfield — President, Vanessa Walder — Vice President, Stan Ingrom — Hiitorion, Jackie Williams ■— Secretory, ond Wilson Batiste — Reporter. D.E.C.A. members were given the opportunity to combine classroom work with on-the-job troining. The 1975 members werei (left to rig ' LeBlanc, Donna Viccellio, Raymond Kovmen, Jackie Wili ams, Cathy McCorley, Stephanie W nchester, Debbie Rogers, Wondo Brodfcrd. Nfl(hc Barnes, Jackie Blanton, Joyce Dangerfield. Second Row: Roland Veal, Brenda Taylor, Rose Moses, Leonard Harrel, Wilson Batiste, Suson Tho Marchand, Kenny Jenkins, John Shields. Third Row: Vanessa Wa'kec, Ricky Sompere, Kenneth Montgomery, Stan Ingram, Kim Darcnsbourg. ' • enne, Juorita Johnson, Steve Borbon, Sinclair Wesson, Eugene Pennison — D.E. Coordinator. 96 On-the-job Training, Banquets, and the State Convention Kept D.E. Students Involved LA. Probed Technical Vocations as Careers The sponsors of the Industriol Arts Club for the 1974 1975 school yeor were Mr. Chorles Perrilloux and Mr. Lionel Holmes. The Industrial Arts Club consists of students studying Woodwork, Metalwork, Mechanical Engineering and Architectural Drawing. The Industrial Arts Club members worked on projects for the Viking emblem design contest, their annual district and state Industrial Arts convention, and school activities for Boosters, Arts Club, and Homecoming. Officers of 1974-75 Industrial Arts Club were: Bryan Foy — Pre-s . Darnel Ours© — Vice Pres., Noel Youngblood — Sec.. Stanley D'Aubn — Treos.. Roy Imdsley — Sgt.-ot-Arms. K,m Moranto Sgt.-ot-Arms. 98 Members: First Row: Jessie Horris, Keith Bush, Buddy Chevalier, Stonley D'Aubm, Shob Monp, Charles Soio. Second Row: Noel Youngblood, Dor lomono, Nicky Jones, Roy lindsley, Daniel Ourso, Kim Moranto, Johnny Reech. Third Row; Bobby leech, Mork londry, Rodney loborde. Gordon Jo'-Steven Reech, Ben Youn, Clyde Berthelot, Steve Barlow, Trovor Crump. The 1974-1975 B. R. H. S. Bu lldog Band Moving in new directions with a new tide of music was the Bulldog Band's objective in 1975. On clear autumn mornings, while others slept, B.R.H.S. was rocked alive to a new beat by a new band preparing for a long football season. Young men packing tubas and young ladies agilely handling their woodwinds, our Musicians aroused the fans at Memorial, Olympia and out-of-town stadiums. Making the transition from boisterous football season to the quieter concert season was an adjustment for the members of the band — an adjustment for the members of the band never easily accomplished. However, with tenacity and sheer drive our band excelled in Festival in Hammond. As a reward for the year's efforts the band went to the Astrodomain , Houston, on tour. The 1975 B.R.H.S. Bulldog Bandsmen were (bottom, left) Johnnie Matthews, Beverly Jackson, Stephanie Thibodeaux, Sandra Howard, Helen Rowe. 2nd Row: Erin Patrick, Tremoyne Higgonbofhem, Irene Burton, Darnel D;xon, Robin Perkins, Horry Hollins, Paul lanoux, Darrell Brown, Paul Griffith, Janice Gayden. 3rd Row: Richard Augustus, Borry Jacobs, Jack Jones, Ken Montgomery, John Webb, Steve Verrett, Reginald Williams, Richard Griffin, Everett Johnson, Alvin Paige, Cleveland Brown, Michael Mills, Raymond Dominguc, Larry Thomas, David Sharp, Evans Robertson. Percussionists were: Debra Dixon, Flcnord Greene, Bill Moronto, Thurmond Offord, Doryl Wheeler, Roussell Banks. 99 V. Moving in New Directions — 1975 Bulldog Bam The bond moved many directions in 1975 (top] under the leadership of Mr. Bergeron ond some very outstanding officers. The 1974-1975 officers were (bottom to top) Helen Rowe — Secretary, Paul Griffith — Librarian, Johnnie Mat-thows Vice-President, Henry Hollins — Treasurer, ond Darrell Brown_____________Pres- ident ond Drum Mo,or. The section leaders reloxed on the stairs (right) under the watchful eyes of the officers. 100 ■_____L------------------------- I Band Bumped” Through Skin Tight Year For The Love of Money A good year is the combination of a good membership, o good director, a good sound, ond nine hard-working section leaders. The section leaders were responsible for every note of every measure from every horn. Doubling as music teachers and leaders, these were the backbone of the band. The section leaders (above) were Helen Rowe, flutes; Johnnie Mothews, clarinets,- Evans Robertson, trumpets; Henry Hollins, French horns, Richord Augustus, trombones; Bill Mar-onto, percussion; John Webb, baritones,- Richard Griffin, tubas; Poul Griffith, saxophones. Members of the All-Parish Honor Bond for 1975 were (left) Richard Augustus and John Webb. 101 Boosters Kept Spirit Al The Boosters hove olwoys been on octive organization, and 1974-1 975 proved to be no exception. Every Booster, Hi-Stepper, ond Boosterettc followed the football, basketball, ond spring sports teams through tho entire tenure of their seasons. The sponsors wore Mrs. Middleton ond Mrs. Williams. Tho Boosters officers were (left) Jayne Percy — President, Della Flohorty — Vice-Prosident, Hozol Vernon — Secretory, Nancy Mongert Treasurer, Ten Vince — Operations Officer. 102 The foundation of the Booster structure is the compa-n es, ond behind every good company there is o hord-working quortermoster. The quartermasters were (sifting) liso Rossie, Stacey Spono, Pom SpiM-man; (standing) Melinda Stevens, Missy Crews. Through Total Commitment n . Company rA” (loft to right) Pom Spillman, Stacey Spano, Antoinette Morrison, Robin Mullins. Company B 103 (bottom) Liso Rossie, Vanessa Johnson; (top) Loretta Jones, Franloto Sims. Company r (Flap Corps) (kncdmg) Ten Hofner. (stondmg) Sean Ingram, Emily Holliday, and Susan Thornmg. B.R.H.S. Highsteppers — '75 Hi Steppers were: (foreground) Kathy Kahn — Co-Coptoin, Thereso Matthews — Captain, (background, left to right) Missy Crews, Nancy Knc • ' Briggs. Wclindo Stevens, and Jena Gossclink. Boosterettes Added Spirit As an auxiliary to the Boosters, the Boosterettes raised their vo ces high. In Company B were: (bottom) Denise Dcvis, Bonnie Powell, Connie Jolivare, and Rosalind Tar vin. Company ' B Company A rr y?r Company L The Boosterettes added strength to the Booster structure. The members of Company ”C” were (bottom) Clara Ross, Sharon Richards, Conna Harris, Sondra Messina ond Robbie Landry, [center row) Dora Johnson, Rochelle Morrison, Donna Colandro, Patti Messina, and Jennifer Sbona. (top) Jockie Holmes, Gaily Williams, Joanne Thomas, and Dionne Duncan. The Boosterettes were formed in mid-October. Company A consisted of (bottom) Wanda Taylor, Marilyn Augustus, Deborah Patterson, and Shirley Lolis. (top) Robin Nosca, Leisa Collier, Jeanelta Patterson, and lonello Scott. 105 S.O.S. Spoke Out About the Use of Drugs The S.O.S. Club helped to fight drug abuse. The club sold pins, posters, and patches against drugs. This year's officers were Hazel Vernon — Treas., Decky May-eaux — Vice Pres., Laura Landry — Pres. The club sponsor was Mrs. Susan Simmons. First Row: Bridget Roth, Aundro Jefferson, Janice Gayden, Tlo Walker, Angelo Alexander, Sandro Menrna. Second Row: Carolyn Dodge. Kenny A strong, David Coppo, Beverly Kodor, Barbara Franklin, Demeter Dixon, Shawn Poydros, Hazel Vernon, Marrianne Honaman, Laura Londray. Third Ro-Elisa Jackson, Newt Ogden, Jena Gossel nk, Noncy Mengert, Jannelle Smith, Donna Viccetlio, David Durlacher, Robin Marshal1,- Jo Ann Boesr-c. v Simmons. Fourth Row; Jorrot Hondy, Carolyn Kodor, Joe M ies, Tanya Mortm, Joyne Percy, Mke Avant, Poulo Thom, Pom Jenkins, Greg Guidry, Do Colondro, Decky Mayeoux. I The 1975 Fricassee Staff Mrs. louro Cotton SPONSOR Mike Avon! EDITOR Mr. Guy W. Johnson SPONSOR The Fricassee Staff was responsible for the sale and creation of Baton Rouge High's 60th edition of the Fricassee. The staff started early in the summer by selling ads to local businessmen. The staff sponsored the annual Beaux and Belles beauty pageant on December 14, 1974. The staff would like to acknowledge the fantastic assistance given by Mrs. Laura Cotton and Mr. Guy W. Johnson. Their time and support were the key to a successful book. to 107 Life at B.R.H.S. Captured in Above Left: John Webb ond Elijoh Jefferson goined greet heights with the o'gonizotlon section. Above Right: Dome Colandro compiled o fantastic features section. Middle left: Newt Ogden and Randy Rcbowc teamed together for the sports section. Right: David Durloehcr completed this year’s ods and homerooms. Above: Sandro Mossina ana 8r:dget Roth improved at doing layouts. Right: Pout Griffith aided with photography. Middle left: Bill Maronto continually postponed his section to climb trees. 108 Copy and Pictures by the Fricassee left: Kathy Kahn was constantly busy os the business monoger. Center Below: Pom Spillman stood there offer completing the freshmon section. Below Right: Keith loBuo rolled through the junior section. 109 «n FRICASSEE 75 FEATURES Dunn a Cu Iarulro Most Outstanding Senior Boy ’ Randy Rebowe Randy was President of the Key Club during his senior year. He was also a member of Mu Alpha Theta, Beta Club, Fricassee Staff, Jr. Academy, Mayor’s Safety Council, and represented B.R.H.S. at Boys’ State. Most Outstanding Senior Girl Kathy Kahn Kathy was co-captain of the high-steppers. Key Club Sweetheart, belonged to Mu Alpha Theta, Fricassee Staff, Beta Club, F.T.A., and Girls' State. She was also a very popular Senior, being chosen a member of the Homecoming Court, as well as a Senior Class Favorite. Who 's Who At Baton Rouge High The staff of the 1975 Fricassee presents, with deep pleasure and intense pride, the graduating seniors who have been chosen for special recognition by the faculty of Baton Rouge High School. These students, who were selected on the basis of LEADERSHIP, COURTESY, LOYALTY, SERVICE, SCHOLARSHIP, and INTEGRITY, possess the high ideals and outstanding qualities which have long been an important part of the proud tradition of this great, old school. Two of the seniors received exceptionally high ratings from all of their teachers. To these fourteen seniors we offer our sincere congratulations on the achievement of this honor, and we extend our best wishes for the full and rewarding futures which they merit. MIKE AVANT DONNA CALANDRO 114 JOHNNIE MATTHEWS THERESA MATTHEWS SANDRA MESSINA 115 JAYNE PERCY RANDY REBOWE HAZEL VERNON Calvin Brister emo - MM 7f« -i4s3r, Homecoming Queen 1975 Theresa Matthews Senior Maids Sharon Creft Kathy Kahn Lauree Zachariah Junior Maids Yaun Crump Missy Cre ws Freshman Maid Demeter Dixon 1 Sophomore Maids Lisa Cary V Donna Brown Freshman Maid Shawn Ingram 135 I] 136 On Broadway 137 Junior Belles Junior Belles Sophomore Belles Angela Alexander Lisa Carey Linda Wong Freshman Belles Dana Nasca FRICASSEE 75 SPORTS Randy Rebowe Newt Ogden 149 Football 1974 Fighting Bulldogs 8otfom Row; Ernie Lolis, Gordon Curry, Roderick Thomas, Toe Miles, Alex MeFadden, Calvin Bnster, Erme Guy, Jeff Howard, Gerald George. Middle Row; Lonnie Dixon, Jonathon Holder, Lee Dixon, Roger Toliver, Kenneth Conners, Roland Veal, Everett Johnson, Jerry Perkins. Top Row: Gerald Mont gomeiy. Leonard Harrell, Robert Konikoff, Elijah Jefferson, Charles Tucker, Curtis Kador, Gregory Blister, Arnold Robertson, Darryl Munson. From left to right: Coaches Richardson, Bookman, Head Coach Holder, R’vaultand Horns. 151 It’s Not the Size of the Dog in the Fight The Baton Rouge High School Bulldogs opened the football season in the Jamboree with a loss against Woodlawn; this seemed to pattern the 1974-75 season. They played well against Redemp-tionist the next week, but could come up with only a 14-14 tie. With a limited number of players, the Bulldogs continually found themselves outmanned by the opposing teams. As the year wore on, the Dogs found the decisive plays coming in the 4th quarters; unfortunately, the Dogs always came up short. The season progressed, and the Dogs opened their Homecoming game against Istrouma with a drive down to the one foot line. Then luck went against the Dogs, and they were penalized five yards. The Bulldogs could not push the ball across the line. Istrouma came back and won the contest, but the spirited Dogs walked off the field, their heads held high. 152 (fop) Here we go ogam! (bottom) The offense looked shcrp. But the Size of the Figh t in the Dog Despite all the defeats, the Dogs continued the season with a fighting spirit, and the opposing teams always knew the Bulldogs had been there. The final game was against Lee High. Each team had had a hard season, and the teams’ feelings were running high. The spirited Bulldogs were backed by the band, boosters, cheerleaders, and student body. The Dogs exploded and scored first, leaving Lee High bewildered. The stage was set for the battle. Lee High, although victorious, left the field limping. With this game, the 1 974-75 football season ground to a halt. 153 (lop) Hold it! I don't hove the boll, (bottom) Th-Th-Th-There you ore! The Gallant Bulldogs Went Down Fighting 1975 Green Machine From Left — Kneeling — Reginold Allon, Leonard Harroll, Jarrot Handy, Alex McFodden, Cleveland Brown, Jamei Grayson, Roger Toliver. From Left — Standing — Gerald Montgomery, Mgr., Arthur Griffon, Arnold Robinson, Everett Johnson, Curtis Kodor, Greg Brister, Mike Socho, Coach Richardson, Lee Dixon. (left) Bulldog huddle for victory, (above) Coach Richardson gives it some thought. Bulldogs Got Up in the JVorld (.op W.) Country go. o lot. Port, (bonom loft] Kodor wo, omoi.d MoFodrW, ,nflh„ ttk„ 0 lSw 158 Ye Old Dogs Shall Rise Again (obovo — left to right) Slim , Hatchet , and Socha. (left) Jorrot pots it in. (obovc) Bulldogs get ready for action. 159 Dogs Were Led by Experience 160 (fop) Our athletic director, (left) Griffon and Kodor on the coveroge. (center) Country ot the foul line, (right) Uncle George' with ttyle. Bulldogs With Pride 161 (top left) Roundbollers prepared for battle, (top right) Alex tokes a foul shot. (bottom left) Coach Richordson in the classroom. (bottom right) Coach gives some pointers during o time out. Young Dogs Make Good Showing (above) Rodney Wode at the foul lino, (above right) Griffon anxiously awaits the rebound, (below) Wheeler sinks one. (middle) Jude Vaughn reaches for a lay up. (bottom middle) Vaughn awaits the rebound, (right) Freshmon Bristcr storts on varsity. 162 Future Bulldog Roundballers Standing (left to right): Isiah Brooks, Aurthur Griffin, Alex Davis, Rodney Wade, Gerald Montgomery (Mgr.). Kneeling (left to right). Gordon Curry, Jessie Harris, Rodney Spruel, Dwane Wheeler, Jude Vaughn. Kneeling (left to right).- Jessie Harris, Willie Palmer, David Edwards, Aaron Williams, Mark Long, W lliam Brewer, Brion Collier, Edward Berrymon. Top (left to right)) Melvin Stevens, Rodney Spruell, Oliver Po.ge, Willie McKneely, Ralph Butler, Aubrey Pitts, Bertel Williams, Michoel M.II , Rob.n Perkins, Dwight Coston (Mgr.). 163 1975 Trackers rx A 1 €es Standing, L. lo R.: Coach Horris, Miko Rogillio, Calvin Bnster, Everett Johnson, Jerry Perkins, Gordon Jones, Larry Thomas, Jonathon Holder, loony Dixon, Travor Crump, Alvin Page, Charles Tucker, Greg Bnster, Carl Selders. Kneeling: Rodnck Thomas, Daryl Redd, Henry Davis, Stan Routh, Marvin Johnson, Harrel Johnson, Gordon Curry, Gerald George, Mike Williams, Gerald Montgomery, Daryl Munson, James Jones, Ernest Guy. 166 (top right) Roderick Thomo f-nds the spot. (fop left) Shot putter proctice for perfection, (bottom right) Bmter, Jone , Ronkin — sprinter , (bottom left teonord Harrell approaches the high jump. (fop and middle right) The bulldog field event added to the excitement of fan , (m ddle left and bottom left) The reloy teom brought victories, (bottom right) Bulldog trackers wormed up. to 4-c xo djL. -1 Vu 1 Baseball Batters Struck Out to Win Kneeling (left to right): Glenn McKinley, David Cappo, Mark Spar o, Gerard Landry, Jeff Howard, and Greg Guidry. Standing (left to right): Duke Morrow, Mgr., Lyle Morgan, Ale Mcfadden, Kenny Armstrong, Mark Landry, Daryl Wheeler, Larry Houston, Joe Miles, ond Paul Magill, Mgr. Bulldogs Swung 170 (top left) 1975 Bulldog Catchers, (top right) Bulldog Outfielders, (middle right) BRHS Returning lettermen. (bottom left) Jeff Howard turned in double plays, (bottom right) Bulldog Infielders. Their Way to Victory (for left] Gerord Landry brings it home, (immediate left) Kenny Armstrong gets ready for action, (above) Coach Whittington gives his players a few pointers 1975 Girls Volleyball Team (above left; Mr . Middleton coached the new girl volleyball team, (above right) Standing (left to right); M. Middleton, Carlos Striblmg, Jo Boesche Scndro Howard, Brenda Carter. Middle: Debra Dixon, lela Chevalier. Kathy Callen, Sylvia Dixon. Daria Moycaux. Bottom: Golden Bobin, Spingale Allen, Jean Dixon, Joann Winchester. 171 '-- iv ■ '|v -y'-' V 4 u c -oWs. v, ?. ; 23 , TTr U.4JL 0 ' (w «yfr - I A Young Wrestlers Look to the Future i 3 if � 4 I Lj iL a Lt a- iJ rvjoif A yibu c_Xom,, Front Row, Left to Right: Randy Davison, Alvin Bennoft, Juanita Johnson, Corinne Brousseou, Nancy Monger?, Dorryl Harrel Thurmon Alford MiddT Row, left to Right: Ernie Lolis, Al Germany, Bill Russell, Jonathon Holder, Greg Guidry, Pierre Brousseou, Ernest Guy. Stondmg Left to n ht 7 Broussoau, Ronald Norman, Mark Van Norman, Ralph Butler, Robort Kooikoff, Buck Von Normon, and Coach John Bookman. BRHS Swimmers and Golfers Top left: BRHS swimmers were coached by Mrs. Wil-lioms. Top Right — left to Right: Joyne Percy — stote chomp in free style, Mike Socho, ond Jeno Cos-solinfc. Above lefti John leBlonc — stote competitor. Above Right: Bryon Foy trying to find the boll. Middle: Cooch Bookmon trying to help. Above left to Right: 8ryon Foy, Bob Groce, Cooch Bookman, Gory McClure, Dovid Fobre. ' i Netiers Netted Victory (left to right) Newt Ogden, Youn Crump, Wright Brewer, Joonno Winchester, Poul Lonoux, Marilyn Augustus, Louis lanoux, Carlos Stribling, Coach Holder, (not pictured — Trish Prentiss). Bottom left) The doubles team for the girls was comprised of Youn ond Carlos, (bottom right) Trish Prentiss ployed in girls’ singles. Cheerleaders Placed First lop Above: Robin Morsholl, Sharon Creft. Middle: Mike Avant, Keith Jefferson, and Michael Spurlock. Front: Yaun Crump, John Griffith and Tia Walker. Right: Sharon Creft (HEAD CHEERLEADER] and Michael Spurlock. 177 FRICASSE 75 HOMEROOMS AND ADS David Dartdvher t 'TT SIC Ml W'S l)EUCATESSE Rrhv! 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All meals, housing, clothing, medical and dental care free. And 30 days paid vacation a year. We’d like to recruit you for the Army team. Contact your nearest Army recruiter by locating his office in the Yellow Pages under “Recruiting.” Ibdayfe Army It could be your best move. Mrs. Vermeer s Homemakers r The Virginia Hillbillies” 188 3 Mrs. Vernon s Vernonce rs Nelson 's Easy Riders m Kotton s Kraw-dads ' Bookman's Bulldogs’ Kelly’s Heroes' Sibley’s Slow Strokers’ 192 c 3C ii Mathis ’s Motor-maticians When the Outlook Is Dark, Try the Uplook” — Not Failure, but Low Aim Is Crime — M. G. Smith d Richardson 's Reasoners' Wide-eyed Whalen s Room 300 Whittington’s World-trotters ' Homerooms Showed BULLDOG SPIRIT! Coach Bookman' homeroom reolly showed their bulldog spirit by actually bringing their own bulldog moscot for their home room picture. 196 861 'Vqv£ v y 'tranrVI x X-rcvr YVO ' nno. 'x f-o YVO' Xy XYXAy tvrnoxy p wovmrfl r+ ?H 6 -r oo P 5 r u. ' -J -r c z:cp ■? 3 I uy Ok jQSA' ® N- T Cvnj} w- Lcx 3 l 199 B.R.H.S. Alma Mater For Baton Rouge High we raise our cry, For the school we all adore, We will raise our standards high ’Til known from shore to shore, Then well fight, fight, fight, With all our might. Til victory's in sight, Then well raise our banners high For dear old BATON ROUGE HIGH! v Compliments of B.R.H.S. CHEERLEADERS B.R.H.S. Fight Song See those gallant Bulldogs. Each one brave and true. Keep on fight i ng, Bu 11 dogs. We are all for you. Rah! Rah! Rah! Go on down that field, boys. Break right through that line. Keep on fighting. Bulldogs! We'll win all the time! !• 200 r-? ? i h P XT £ P ft 1SJII ? 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