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

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Geometry is a subject that many sophomores take. Kelly Speed works hard to master the skills necessary. Sophomores Adam Fishbcin and Nancy Ferrell work diligently, trying to complete their class assignment before the bell rings. The first activity of the Freshmen class is to elect class officers. Freshmen smile with excitement, waiting to hear the speeches of the candidates so that the most qualified can be chosen as their leaders. The devil made me do it!” At the nonschool sponsored senior masquerade party on October 29. Tracie Buzbee and Chad Daniel show their spirit by dressing up for the occasion.

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Working Toward A Common Goal Unity was an outstanding feature ever present at BRHS. Although each individual student was unique and each of the four classes had its won distinct identity, students united and worked toward a common goal - the best possible education obtainable. While working toward this goal, each class had special areas of interest. Freshmen experienced the beginning of high school life. They enjoyed electing leaders early in the year, but did not always enjoy being teased by the older students. Sophomores found a new freedom after passing this teasing stage. They relaxed, knowing college pressures were a long way off. Planning the prom and purchasing class rings were highlights of the Junior year. Juniors were often fund raising to help finance the prom. Seniors were anticipating graduation and preparing for college. Some of their special activities included College Day. graduation supply orders, non-school-sponsored Senior parties, and the Senior trip. Purchasing class rings creates much excitement for the junior class. Melanie Braud and Elizabeth Cane place their orders with the Jostens' representatives. 12 Common Coal Freshmen look forward to electing their class officers early in the academic year. Aspiring candidates for leadership are Garland Goodwin. Terrell Turner. Susan Granier. Gerard Smith. Tara Toulmon. and Stacy Williams. Seniors anticipate graduation and ordering graduation supplies. Class officers Jill Roshto and Amy Wise meet to finalize plans for the sale. Fund raising is an important part of the junior year. Fiona O'Connell. Jennifer Prestholdt. Stephanie Hanor. and Paige McCown sell cokes to help raise money for the prom.

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Student are not the only ones with deadlines. Mrs. Mitchell tries desperately to get her lesson plans for the upcoming week, so she can make her deadline. The newspaper staff encounters the rushed deadline more than anyone in the school. Tim Randolph shows that being editor means more hard work. When the 3:15 bell rings everyone has five minutes to get from class to the bus. Coming from the third floor can always make one cut it close. The only alternative to the problem is to drive. 14 l’m Late