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

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Chosen by the focuity. the delegates are Aleo Boozer. Todd mnkie. Michea! Rabieh. Ana Brodbeck. Mefosa Gostafsson. Lydia Harris, and JoNel Parker. Gris' State Boys' State involves a lot of hard work, says a participat mg delegate, but It Is definitely not a work and no play. ■ The approximately 650 in Boy's State came to the Louisiana State University Campus from all over Louisiana, strangers in a program designed to educate today's youth in the responsibilities of leadership and government. These programs had profound Impact on the delegates. In early August, seven Baton Rouge High students attended the Boys' and Girls' State program sponsored by the American Legion. These week long sessions were workshops in local government in which the participants organized their own governments on the city, parish, and state levels. Although much sleep was missed during the hectic program, each enjoyed himself thor- oughly. Dispraying the 8oy$' Stat© Girts' Stato t-shirts ore the seven delegates that represent Baton Rouge High with much school spirit and pnde. The day began at seven a.m. and ended around five p.m. if one was lucky! For this entire time, delegates were expected to march around Louisiana State University in columns screaming chants and cheers. There were many tired, hoarse delegates running around, but everyone seemed to make a complete change for the Boys' Sta-te Girls' State dance. The week was a rewarding experience, a wonderful opportunity for everyone who participated. Hsu, Helen Hu. David Huffman, Dana Jackman, Mark Jackson. Chauncey Jackson. Leslie Jackson. Lisa Jindia, Rajiv Seokxs 29

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 Hafford, Cedric HaB, Ricky Harkins. Lettie Harper. Craig Harper. Jerry Harrell. Chris Harris. Diane Harris, Lydia Harris, Martha Harris. Rica Harrison, Beth Hart, James Hartley. Pamela Hecker, Elizabeth Heroy. Paul Hinkie. Todd Wnson. WB Hintze, Ferdi Hoffman. Julie Hoover, Diana 28 Senkxs

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I Seniors view the Samuel Clements Rwerboat from the levee os Leroux's Ta e a RkJe on Jines. Darla Johnson, Roosevetta Johnston. Wendy Jolla, Shelia Kemp, Eric Kimball. Michele Kiteley. Kathleen Labrie. Carmen Doneng the night away are seniors Susan MiJer, Barbra a Rtverboat bores from the sound system Severance, Johnny Liter, ond Samr Shah. What’s Gp Downriver? Friday. November 13. members of the Senior class boarded the Samuel Clemens Riverboat for a short voyage down the Mississippi. The boat was rented for the use of the senior class and their dates. Tickets were sold for $5.25 per person, and refreshments were provided. The boat left at approximately 8:00 and returned at approximately 10:30. Music was provided by Jon Bergeron and David Odom. The river-boat party turned out to be quite successful, and everybody had a good time. Fnjoymg refreshments Ajring the party ore Demse Cree-han. Chm Pcche. Kim Davis. Helen Meervk. and Rajrv Jlndia. 30 Sen»ors