Broadmoor High School - Buccaneer Log Yearbook (Baton Rouge, LA)

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Lloyd Lindsey, Director of Finance. Student Government 1962 John Lay, District Judge. Ronald Gurley, Member of Planning and Zoning Commission. Every spring the East Baton Rouge Parish officials aid the Key Clubs of the high schools in sponsoring a student government day. Each school elects from the senior class its officials for parish offices. The students conduct for one day the duties of their posts, thereby learning the functions and responsibilities of the elected officials. At Broadmoor, senior candidates filed letters of intention for their candidacy and were then voted on by the senior students. Warren Hotard. Member of Nick Carona, Traffic Engineer. Recreation and Park Com- mission.

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Millie Randolph presents the senior sponsors with a token of appreciation. Bonnie Fuglar presents a valedictorian plaque to the school. Senior Day Sherry's ready to go swimming. Rick M. C. ’s the program. The seniors line up to sing their class song to the tune of Memories. On Monday, May 14, 1962, The Roaring Twenties in Revue was presented by the first senior class of BHS. Seniors, dressed in costumes reminiscent of the styles in the twenties, presented 62 scenes depicting life in that decade. The passing of the gavel marked a tradition that will be carried on for years at Broadmoor. Kern in all his glory John says this is a really big shooe. 12 years to end with this? 15

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Graduation The chorus sings Lift Thine Eyes' Congregation stands for the benediction. Baccalaureate service is held at the Broadmoor Presbyterian Church. The four recipients of L. S. U. Scholarships. The first graduating class of Broadmoor High School held commencement exercises on May 31, 1962, at 7:00 P. M. Dr. John Hunter, President of L. S. U., was the feature speaker. Diane Carter is valedictorian Pam Pace congratulates Carol Lynn and John Hogan. 17