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

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Ache©, Shelia Adcock. Sally Alford, Terri Allen, Julie Allison. Cathy Ambeau, Jason Anthony, Lisa Aymond, Laura Babin, Gina Babin. Jackie Babin. Edmond Bacot, Kathy Banks. Lisa Bartol, Annie Beaird, Margaret Bell, Christopher Benbow, Shawn Bergeron. Rhett Blanchard. Suzette Bolden, Steve 22 Seokxs

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The main goal of the Senior class officers was to make jre it would be a year the class of 1982 would never rget. Many successful non-school sponso'ed parties nd the abundant spirit of the graduating seniors, rought a glow of satisfaction to the officers because leir goal had been achieved. Being a Senior class offi-er takes definitely a lot of patience! says Vice-Presi-ent Liz Morgan, as she reed complaints about senior arking stickers. The officers also found that the class of ?82 was very opinionated and vocal when something as not going just right, but d d not contribute as many ositive suggestions as they could have. President Lydia arris commented on the unity the senior class had chieved during the year. She felt the seniors had grown oser together throughout the year, which she consid-•ed to be one of the most important goals of all. The fficers seemed to be quite pleased with al the support id interests of the senior class this past year, anc hoped would be a year the class of 1982 would always be oud of when looking back on high school days My main goal as a class officer mis year is to see that the senior class of 1982 is not forgotten! commented class Treasurer Jackie Garcia. She expla ned that she felt that next year most of the senior class of 1982 would become specks of dust (freshmen in college sc to speak) so she was taking advantage of being on top as a senior for as long as she could! “It is really great how such a variety of people can get ong so well. replied class Secretary Shirley Stone when ked her opinion of the class of 1982. Being an off cer is aly worth it, especially when everyone is wi ling to support ie class in its activities. One of the things I appreciate the iost s people who are willing to help organize and set up btivities without ever being asked ” Senofs 2'

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Bolger, Randy Bolin, Beth Bonanno, Leigh Bond. Julie Boozer. Allen Braud, Denise Breaux. Lisa Brock, Darlene The doss of 1982 snows their Halloween sprit with the trodtioool carving of Mobster Andy Engofco holds escaped mentaty Insane patient Rajv o pjmpkin The eyes of '82 greet the Seniors os they enter the party. Jnda prisoner, as they observe the activities going on during the party. Faces Are Bright On An Eerie Night Masquerade Day. held on October 30. allowed seniors to show their school spirit and celebrate Halloween by trick-or-treating at school. The Rubik's cube was a popular costume as well as the traditional black cats and witches But the real Halloween celebration began at the Senior masquerade party the following night. The party was held at the Piedmont Club off of Jefferson Highway. Saturday. October 3 1, from 8:00 until 12:00. There the costumes ranged from playboy bunnies to Time Warpers from the popular Rocky Horror Picture Show. Refreshments were available and music was provided by Todd Grammar and Carl Hicks. The seniors enjoyed the party because it brought about much school spirit, and inspired the officers to plan more parties and out-of-school activities for the year. Semors Susan MMer, Lesle Zjonger. Andy Engolio. AJeen Randolph, and Darlene Brock show tneir gfowng Halloween faces as they enjoy this party. Senicfs 23