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

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Double The Fun And Double The Trouble Wendy and Jenny Ropelewski don’t look alike or dress alike, but enjoy the same friends and after school activities like swimming on an AAU team. Girl Scouts, and wrangling (teaching young people to ride horses). Ann and Bonnie Day never had any classes together during Elementary school because administrators were afraid they wouldn’t make any friendSi however, this year they both have Humanities at the same hour. Jeri and Jodi Riester. juniors, have similarities and differences. They both play soccer for the Champs , an under-19. girls select team, they like the same clothes and share a few classes. Jodi runs track, but Jeri hates to run. Sophomores. Dwight and Dwayne say that they are alike somewhat and enioy many of the same things. They do. although, have different perspectives of life and ideas about issues. They feel that they are totally different people. 10 Twins

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Our school offers a large array of courses which are very unique. Every student has the opportunity to participate in the area of their choice. Academic areas include television, radio, foreign languages. oceanography, computer science. and drama, just to name a few. Athletics includes ballet, fencing, swimming, and aerobics, as well as track, golf, tennis, and other team sports. Many district and state rallies have been won in all of these areas, earning a reputation for excellence. Kelly Brook and Kri y Simms enjoy working on the school newspaper. Orchestra students listen to Ms. Arm- Chris Williams works hard completing wood explain a new piece of music. an assignment for drafting. Computers are the machine of today, so many students begin to learn about them such as Wade Riddick. Playing piano for the jazz band is a gratifying experience for Chris Williams.

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Did you find yourself experiencing double vision as you walked down the halls this year? No. it was not the result of over studying! There were more sets of twins and even one set of triplets among the student body than in years past. Friends and teachers of Jeri and Jodi Riester. Gaye and Kaye Bonham. Dwight and Dwayne Robinson, and Ben and Bill Bauder had to find some way to distinguish between them, but those who knew Ann and Bonnie Day. Wendy and Jenny Ropelewski, Yolanda and Yvonne Thomas, and Kerri, Kristi, and Jamie Kerr may not have been aware that they were twins and triplets. Yolanda and Yvonne Thomas are different people. Yvonne is artistic and likes to sing, unlike Yolanda. They both enjoy playing basketball after school. Gaye and Kaye Bonham have different personalities. and don't like all the same foods, but they do like the same kinds of foods and have the same friends. Jamie. Kerri, and Kristi Kerr participate in various activities outside of school. Jamie is a Boy Scout. Kerri takes piano and voice. Kristi is interested in medicine. Twins ll