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

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Many teachers here never thought that they would be Teaching in the very same classrooms in which they were taught, as students, years ago. Mrs. Post, Mr. Helveston. Mrs. Watts, Miss de Vries, and Mrs Rutledge share more than just a love for teaching. They also shore fond memories of the r high school years as BRHS students. AH experienced many of the same things we as students are now experiencing, from failed tests to high school sweethearts. These teachers have also observed the many changes in the students and the school itself over the years. But, all agree that the value of the education received at BRHS has prevailed. This school will always be special to these teachers as they carry on the tradition with pride and respect. This schcol has helpd shape their lives in many ways; they in turn help shape the lives of many others. Those fortunate enough to have these teachers see their love for their alma mater. ■ ■

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 Shapes Of Past Present Senior activities are a bg part of the senior year Senior I ©forte Hnes Wafts enjoys a senior get-together of tre park in 1959 Posing fo' her senior prorr picture at home is Miss DeVries and her dote. Miss DeVries graduated in 1970 anc has been teaching here for eight years Posing for senior portraits in 1966 is Norma Woodman We at know her as Mrs Rutledge. she has been teaching math couses here for several years Coach Butch Heiveston and •eammates take a oieak after a tough buldog practice. Coach Heiveston grocXioted in 1963. He teaches free en-terpnse psychoiogy and track Shown standrvg in front of BRHS in 1959 is Bryan Simmcns Post. She was among those chosen for Senior Superlatives os M«ss BRHS. The Bulldog football team sprit was alive ana well as shown here « i960. The team's victories totoied seven, with only 3 losses that yeor 0 •

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