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

Text from Pages 1 - 328 of the 1973 volume:

Portrait 18 Subjects 82 Faculty 84 Features 102 Faces 202 BROADMOOR: AN INTERPLAY OF PATTERNS Patterns of color, texture, contrast, and perspective combine to form a portrait just as patterns of action combine to form our lives . . . patterns of contrast . . . patterns of color . . . i 9 patterns of texture . . patterns of perspective . . . patterns of feelings . . . 14 The patterns of our lives and our time together form a portrait. But beyond the canvas lie the subjects themselves, each distinctive and I playing his own role in the pattern we as subjects share. n 4 r I f The Portrait 19 r EMERGENCY DOOR I RIGHT: The quiot of an empty bos as students go to class. BELOW: Some students had trouble recovering from the long summer months. BELOW RIGHT: Smiling faces . . . . a Back to school; same thing for juniors and seniors, new for sophomores, new for all; smart computer — messed up schedules — they never make mistakes (ha!); guidance swamped — later (much later) school's normal (?) again — Good Ole Broadmoor. 21 TOP: Th computer made a BOO-BOO. ABOVE: Good Olo Broadmoor. RIGHT: What a hit! BELOW: Welcome to Confusionville. BELOW RIGHT: ROTC was hero to stay. FO R NEARI TOP: These Russian watorpipes are something else! ABOVE: Broadmoor Buccaneer Bird Bath Builder. Old friends, new friends; old trademarks, new classes; new courses, new teachers, books and lockers (always a hassle); trying to get into the swing of things. BELOW CENTER: Tho Sensuous Man??? (Les Hurrolbrink loads a Beta Club mooting BELOW LEFT: Tho BMA spoaker recoivod various rosponsos. BELOW RIGHT: It’s Frisboe time! RIGHT: Como on guys. I don't like it any bettor than you do. ' 'VV New clubs — ROTC, green and blue uniforms — cadets and sponsors; old clubs — new members, collecting dues, planning activities; some clubs live, others fade away. LEFT: Yes dear, blondoi do have moro fun. BELOW: All in the line of duty (ROTC sponvors are inducted). First grooming regulations, now parking permits — sponsored by SGA and teachers — rules, rules, rules; teachers getting to students, students quack up; football begins, with it — pep rallies and high spirits. RIGHT: Now oven the cars have social security numbers. BELOW: A lot of ugly ducklings hatched into some pretty good looking chicks. BELOW RIGHT: Sophomoros spent all their time studying. ; r h : p — RIGHT: The Junior Class collected blood. BELOW CENTER: Teamwork, organization and a lot of luck! (Tho yearbook staff labels picturos.) BELOW LEFT: The 8. G.'s Victory Danco was enjoyed by all. BELOW RIGHT: Help, my hand is stuck. (F.C.A. sweethoartj serve refreshments at meeting.) mm I ■ ABOVE: What goes up. must come down. LEFT: Tho key to heart? Yes. the heart of the South. BELOW: What a haul: the boss is really going to like this! Meetings — morning, noon, night — meetings, meetings, meetings; junior and senior assessments, yearbooks on sale, club dues — bye-bye money. I � Cheerleaders cheer students follow — screaming, clapping, dancing; Buccarettes with skits, walls papered with signs; pep bands and majorettes; Broadmoor Bucs are Best. LEFT TOP: If a first you don't succeed, tear it up! LEFT BOTTOM: 4 points: RIGHT TOP: Dancing to the music of the Buccaneer boot. RIGHT BOTTOM: Fash.ons took a drastic change for the bettor ... or for tho worse. [A Buccaretfe skit at a pop rally.) RIGHT: Two vory protty girls. BELOW CENTER: Tho phone number is 348-541 I. BELOW LEFT: The Broadmoor Buccarotres stood at attention. BELOW RIGHT: Red Rover. Rod Rovor. lot Bakor como over. ( Football had its fans, Denise one of the greatest: the players attack, the fans are delighted, the team scores, the crowd roars: the cannon booms as the Big Blue rolls on. LEFT: A-OK!! BELOW RIGHT: The Mod Squad. 33 r r.i? ABOVE: B g Whaali koop on fuming. RIGHT: Simon tay� . Follow the leador. Band practice, the end result — music — perfect marching — precision; Buccarettes and majorettes help, fantastic formations. ■ he fight song, the alma mater All Hail To Thee. Broadmoor! I 9 WE CANDIDATE F OH SEAAAToR SAT Wou'T Y«y MEI_P ME? — So Do I Buc Backers and Bucs sponsor Superbuc, our hero (when evil threatens Superbuc is there); also host pancake breakfast; schoolwork whizzes along, for some: clubs volunteer time, helping others; our spirit, the best! LEFT: The Vermont Moid?!?! BELOW LEFT: What are you thinking about. Chad? BELOW RIGHT: O.K. Who took the pants? Football, jv and varsity: victories and losses: cheering, enthusiastic crowds: Homecoming — nominations, courts, door decorations and dance — music by Sac-a-Lait. ABOVE RIGHT: The spoils of Victory. BELOW: It was 4 down and I to go. BELOW RIGHT: Homerooms decoratod doors to promote spirit for homecoming. 38 ABOVE LEFT: Booster banners give top-notch advice. ABOVE RIGHT: Football Power! MIDDLE LEFT: Four and twenty Bucs sitting on a hill. Now wasn't hat a dainty thing, to sit befo'O the kill. 80TT0M: Broodtnoor s homecoming court made a fine appearance. Football — first game: McKinley — score 29-8: TD's by Whitlach. Vince. Norred. Tara — we try harder. 7-7; Oxford saves the Freund. day: the Big Blue rolls on. Zimmerman saves Bucs from CHS Bears — 7-0. Fair Park defeats Bucs physically, but not spiritually (14-6). Biloxi. Miss. — Bucs defeated 28-0 . . . Ouch! Istrouma — Bucs lead 10-0. but lose by 10-13 (no time). LEFT: Paul Alien carries the ball against BRHS. ABOVE: Danny Plaisance loads the pack for the Bucs. Another hard fought game, Baker (13-6); we try harder, but had only bad luck. Cold and rainy, Bucs stomp Capital 26-7; scoring by Plaisance. Zimmerman, and Ross: the fans cheer, the Bucs rally. Glen Oaks — Bucs go 74 yards, TD; nevertheless. Bucs were defeated 22-7. RIGHT: Riciy Z mmorman almost qots away. BELOW: Tae Buccaneers cKa'ge! LEFT: The guys on the sidelines helped to oep spirit high. BELOW: A happy coach. Final game: Scotlandville — Tollett scores, but not enough (22-6): Mayeaux sets new Broadmoor record — 7 interceptions — congratulations! Bucs spirit is second to none: looking forward to next year. Go Bucs! 43 JV football, led by the sole (soul) leadership of Coach Ron Brown, tried, but couldn't break loose, they finished the season 3-5-1; a young team with promise, good hope for next year. 44 L. Tvrolean-,R ff°shm®nts wer® •' • at International Night.) ABOVE RIGHT: Koyettes loved working at the Women s Hosp.tal G.ft Shop . . . espeoally the candy. ABOVE: Students appealed to high places for longer lunch hours. Elections, presidential and mock — Nixon wins both; Bucs offer help, providing community service and clothes; Bucs also have fun — picnics, international night. LEFT: My name is Pocohontos. What's yours? ABOVE: B.G. s collected clothing for the School Clothing E«chango. 47 I Senior and junior class meetings, main topic — the proms; Thanksgiving approaches, with it — the can drive (Vaughn’s that is) — hundreds of cans for the needy; that's spirit, our spirit! LEFT: Some people let patriotism go to their heads. BELOW: Is this how Shakespeare started off??? 49 International Night — many languages, many people: the Ensign — published at last: Bucs show their generosity donating time and toys: and those rings . . . beautiful class rings . . . arrive for the class of 74. RIGHT: Key Clubbers put out th© Ensign. BELOW: Now where can Santa hide all thoso toys. - LEFT: Students found great satisfaction in helping Martha Lipsey. BELOW: Juniors showed off their new senior rings. BELOW LEFT: Alms. Alms. I bet you've got alms! (Students ring beHs for the Volunteers of America.) 8ELOW RIGHT: Girls, can you do the Can-Con? (International Night was a great success.) 51 Christmas . . . with it. decorating: prizes for best door decorations and best (?) tree; the office, the library . . . the whole school catches the Christmas spirit! RIGHT: And that's the newest style in Christmas troos. BELOW: True Love! 53 The day before Christmas vacation — parties everywhere, fun and games as students anticipate . . . two weeks of no school! LEFT: Mr. Rico, this will euro anything! (Mr. Rico's homeroom colobrated Christmas.) BELOW: A picture is worth a 1.000 words. 55 — RIGHT: You can't make mo do that! (The choir made props for their concert.) BELOW RIGHT: O Como All Ye Faithful! Some students did come to school the last day before holidays. BELOW: No No. No autographs today. (Mr. Story instructs choir members.) 1 I i I Christmas means many things . . . such as the choir concert: much time and effort, but it was worth it! LEFT: Chostnuts roasting on an open fire . . . BELOW: Christmas wouldn't be Christmas without the choir concert. 57 Girls, get your dates! ; boys have a break, while the girls do all the work; isn't it a nice change? Mistletoe Ball was enjoyed by all. ■ MISTLE TOE ball PR. 3.0 2 Itlr • ‘I k . ' CaP ;faf Howie A 3' Camboaf RooA Ifo-nSc-red b ;‘ b. :s • . v A j r I s iet ofovr 0 ates 59 TOP: B.G.'s decorated the Grand Ballroom. ABOVE: Mistletoe Ball was a tremendous success, due to tremendous advertising. RIGHT: Loaders of the pock. BELOW LEFT: The football banquet attracted a largo crowd BELOW RIGHT: Players somotimes resembled ballerinas! Football ends, basketball begins; football banquet closes the season, some receive awards — all deserve congratulations. LEFT: Guests received congenial welcome to the annual football banquet. BELOW: All right youse guys . . . now this is the plon. First rain, then hail, then sleet, then — snow — white, soft, fluffy . . . and unusual; with it. snowmen, snowball fights, frozen hands and feet; no school — three free days — yeah! ■ 63 I I With the new year, life returns to normal (?); as clubwork continues, fast and furious . . . the U. S. leaves Vietnam — pray that it lasts. RIGHT: The Viotnam War is over for � ho U. S. BELOW: Fischer” mon by the lake. (Tho Chess Club practices their strategy.) BELOW: I ve eaten 3x10 cupcakes. (Mu Alpha Theta hosts a district meeting.) BELOW LEFT: A rew class of society establishes itself permanently. BELOW RIGHT: Students voted for superlatives. - Basketball jumps to a good start, third in Baker and Wedge Keys tournaments, second in Pat O Donovan — almost first; honored players — Billy Froechtenicht. Greg McElveen, David Nowaki; the Buccaneer spirit keeps soaring. I Baby Bucs show true Buc spirit — impressive 8-2 pre-district record: jv's fight harder, jump higher: they're Bucs and they’re proud. We re Bucs and we're proud of them. ABOVE LEFT: You’vo got two soconos to throw that ball. ABOVE RIGHT: Broadmoor controls the ball, as usual. RIGHT: Oh no . . . this ball is mine! yip Down the floor, up the score — Coach Austin leads Bucs to victory after victory while the crowds yell, and cheers become history. LEFT: Froggy pots two away for the Bucs. BELOW LEFT: Thor© are cheerleaders, boosters, dancors and bands, but nothing peps spirit like clapping the hands. BELOW RIGHT: Coach was a down to earth fella when it came to instruction. 71 i u SGA B.G.'s sponsored the sockhop, with music by — jukebox: more entertainment — the beauty pageant, judges had a rough time, Wow — Broadmoor beauties! RIGHT: Tho borofoot boogie! (The Sock Hop.l BELOW: Oh whet e wondor it would be to oot my horn with sw nging Lee. 72 ► Valentine's day flowers for the one you love (B.G.'s and BCS): Mardi Gras ball — 1500 feet: spring sprung with sunshine . . . and showers. RIGHT: Quiet moments. BELOW: Rainy days often emptied the parking lot. but a few dedicated studonts remained. I 74 ' • ■ r'y £ RIGHT: Students relax in the cool shade: lazy. lazy lazy. BELOW: School's out! At! .rw Spring fever, senioritis . . . an epidemic!: hot weather — last days of tests, teachers and school lunches: plans for summer, three glorious months: Goodbye (Broadmoor) for the summer! ABOVE LEFT: Students trudged toward their last nino weeks oxams. ABOVE: Selfoxprossion was encouraged at Broadmoor. LEFT: It was the last Broadmoor lunch to go down for this year. 77 Broadmoor Senior High: Class Of ’73 On May 25 the 1973 da of Broadmoor Sr. High School. Baton Rouge, had their commencement exercises at the L.S.U. Assembly Center. All 475 seniors went different ways, but all had one thing in common: three years at Broadmoor and the memories that went with them. These included the Senior Prom and After Party at the Jack Tar Capitol House and Prince Murat with music by Cross and Everybodies Pillow. The Subjects I � f erood r” « — -l .oM JV ' “m '•• i 'ip ' - f '“ v .„„ „.„ has °ne du Y: that •s. to create an r ■ 8 Mr. McLavy. Mr. Bankston, and Mrs. Kelly, the Super Administrators. kept the school going. As administrators of the school, they discussed problems and situations with students. All three put all they had into serving Broadmoor and making it the finest in the land. _ 85 This Was The Year Of The Computer The guidance office and the computers were there when needed. Dr. Wasson, Mr. Bergeron, and Mr. Bozant (and the computer) worked hard this year. The counselors helped seniors in choosing colleges and careers, gave the well liked college board tests, and in general, helped students see where they were going in life. W. hardy Efficient Secretaries Took Care Of Legal Affairs MARIE MORRIS MAIN OFFICE The efficiency of the office kept Broadmoor going. Mrs. Morris. Mrs. Sanchez and Mrs. Rogers maintained order in running affairs. 87 The Library Was A World Of Knowledge For Students Is COSGM'SS Jan y ■vT-7 “ ?Ww-2rrr LULLY SANCHEZ HEAD LIBRARIAN sfe Mrs. Sonchez and Mrs. Pearce assisted students in the library whenever help was needed. With the library aides. Mrs. Sanchez ran the library smoothly. Services To The School Kept It Running Without Mrs. Wells feeding the students and Mr. Richards maintaining the school. Broadmoor wouldn't have been a Super School.' JOSEPH F. RICHARDS OF GROUNDS AND 89 Interested Teachers Inspired Students ABOVE: I don't caro. I rover so d I wos fair. TOP RIGHT: I got it. BULLSEYE!!!” RIGHT: . . . and on behalf of your smartest class. eighth hoor. we ... LEFT: Teachers prepare materials during their off hours. BOTTOM LEFT: Some shop students worked while othors rolaxod. BOTTOM RIGHT: ' This is the first t rro he's made t botween the lines this year. RONALD BROWN Teachers Enriched The Minds Of Many A Variety Of Courses Were Offered Students Learned To Learn RIGHT: I think this tost should be oxidized! BELOW: My follow Buccaneers, the reasons wo cannot have water in the buildings and wo connot open tho windows are ... LOWER RIGHT: This girdle is killing me. 99 Teachers Passed On Knowledge I 100 KATIE WARNER LOWER LEFT: I can't bo iovo It — thlj it tho � r t timo a football playor modo tho honor roll. BELOW: ' Momma, do I havo your pormittion to chock out? BRYAN VAUGl ,tJ Suit ySST BO SVf Some students at Broadmoor formed patterns of leadership and teamwork. MR. AND MISS BHS BECKY STRICKLAND, chosen by seniors as Miss BHS. served the school as cheerleader for two years, as Leo Sweetheart. and as a member of Beta Club. Mu Sigma and SGA. Becky was elected as Homecoming Queen and was on the Mardi Gras Court. She was also selected as a delegate to Girls' State. JOE COPUS. elected as Mr. BHS. served the school as president of Student Government Association. Joe was a member of Beta Club. Mu Sigma, and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and served on the Leo Club Board of Directors. He played baseball for three years and was a Buccarette Beau. 104 Thirteen Receive National Merit Honors This year Broadmoor had five National Merit Finalists and eight Commended Students. The Finalists all had scores above 190 on the National Merit test. Scores by the Commended Students were a few points lower. The Notional Morit Finolists ore Robert Sutphen. Eric Rosenberg. Los Hurrelbrinlt. Borry Word, ond Howard Maossen. The Commended Students picturod hero are Sharon Butterworth. Kathy MacKinnon, Allen Darden. Loren Kloinpetor. and Patty Fields. Don Carlock. Clay Stowart. and Forest Davenport also received the honor. 106 ABOVE: MOST INDIVIDUAL: Elizabeth Wa� and Rodney Cheek. TOP RIGHT: MOST TALENTED: Gail Henriksen and Sieve Fitti. RIGHT: MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Dave Myshrall and Molisse Edwards. Seniors Honored “The Cream Of The Crop’’ In January, seniors voted for superlatives. They voted for who they felt was the most outstanding boy and girl in each category. ABOVE: MOST DEPENDABLE: Jo© Copus end Mo'anie Vicknair. LEFT: MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Sharon Buttorworth ond Alien Dardon. 107 Superlatives Were Elected In January ABOVE: MOST COURTEOUS: Kay McDani.l aod P Umwebar. RIGHT: MAN'S LADY: Kathy Davij a LADY'S MAN: Kyla Talb 108 LEFT: MOST INTELLECTUAL: Alton Darden and Sharon BuHorwo'th. 8ELOW: WITTIEST: Debbie Scruggs ond Armor’d Mayoun. Girls’ And Boys’ Staters Learned Responsible Government no The delegates to Boys' State wrote what they thought about the whole thing: B — is for the BEST program ever put on in high school — G. E. O — is for the ONLY friend you thought you had . . . yourself — C. S. Y — is for YES SIR which we yelled every five minutes — B. N. S — is for SLEEPING in the middle of High aro Road — A. D. S — is for the SUNDAY, the day we got to see Girls' State — H. R. T — is for the TOILET paper we threw off the dorm — P. L. A — is for the AWFUL food we had to eat - R M. T — is for TOUGH, which we thought we were before we went — E. H. E — is for EVERYTHING we left out because • was censored — L. H. ABOVE. ON GROUND: Eric Harlan. STANDING: lei Hurralbr nk. Ricky Mangham. Clay Stawart. Allen Darden. Howard Russell. Bobby Nelson. Paul Leinweber. RIGHT. IN TREE: Katie Cockling. Kristie Wikman. STANDING: Melissa 8rowning. Sharon Butterworth. Molisse Edwards. Becky Strickland. Kathy Davis. Sandi Baker. Each year outstanding Broadmoor students are chosen to represent our school at Boys' and Girls' State. The participants main purpose is to learn more about government, but of course a lot more than just work takes place. Lasting friendships are made and each delegate gains pride in his country. The delegates of Girls' and Boys State held the following offices: CLAY STEWART: Senator ALLEN DARDEN — Chairman Ways and Means ERIC HARLAN — Commissioner of Public Relations end Transportation GLEN EGGERS — Senator. Pres. Pro Tempore of the Senate HOWARD RUSSELL — Representative LES HURRELBRINK — Representative — Parish Party Leader PAUL LEINWEBER — Commissioner of Public Works BOBBY NELSON — School Board RICKY MANGHAM — Mayor SANDY BAKER — Representative SHARON BUTTERWORTH — City Attorney KATHY DAVIS — City Defense Attorney KRISTIE WIKMAN — District Attorney. Parish Party Chairman BECKY STRICKLAND — District Attorney MELISSA BROWNING — Commissioner of Public Relations MELISSA EDWARDS — Senator KATIE CONKLING — City Court Defendant Ricky Mangham and Katie Conkling were outstanding citizens in their s+etes while Kristie Wikman was the Outstanding Parish Party Chairman and Prosecuting Attorney. The delegates to Girls' State wrote what they thought about the whole thing: G — is for GETTING UP in the morning right after you had gone to bed. S.B. I — is for the INTERESTING speakers we heard. S.B. R — is for the ROACHES in the dorm. K.D. L — is for the LOVE of all my new friends. K.W. S — is for SLEEP — a forgotten word at Girls State. B.S. S — is for the SORE THROAT lozenges we hever stopped using. M.B. T — is for the TRIPS back and forth to the dorm. M.E. A — is for AWAKE — what we were until 4:00 a.m. T — is for the TIME the Girls' Staters didn't have. E — is for ENERGY — what everyone lacked. Candy Hiter Receives DAR Award Candy Hiter was selected as Broadmoor's 1972-73 recipient of the DAR Good Citizenship Award. This award is given annually to a senior girl and is based on courtesy, leadership ability, patriotism and contributions to the school and community. Candy participated in statewide competition for further recognition by taking a test on current events and American history. tn Sweethearts Were Chosen By Many Clubs FROM TOP: Sue Wright — F.C.A.: Lisa Stratmann — F.C.A.: Ellen Young — Key: Jan Brousord — Leo: Aimee D Arensbourg _ Leo: Undo Berteou — Loo: Kay Strickland — F.C.A.: Mary Thorne — F.C.A.: Sondie Boker — Interact: Susan Shlflett — Koy: Jone Edwards — Interact: Suty Dawson — Interact; Melissa Edwards — Interact; Becky Strickland — Loo: Kathy Conkling — Key. NOT PRESENT: Louisa Percy — Key: Margaret Atkinson — Hi-Y; Pam Chustz — Hi-Y; Carolyn McCharen — Hi-Y- Gozello Wright — Hi-Y. I am. if you haven't heard it before, Anders Mossberg and I am the exchange student this year from Sweden. I am living with Mr. and Mrs. Moser and their son Kenny. It has been a marvelous year with lots of experiences where I met and lived with lots of people. I really like Broadmoor and y'all have been nice to me even if I ended the period of Mr. Mac’s girls. This is something everybody ought to try. Hope to see y'all again! LEFT: Tiptoe through the tulips . . . MISS BUCCANEER BELLE Jan Broussard 1st Runner-Up The 1973 Buccaneer Belle Beauty Pageant, cosponsored by the SGA and the Buccaneer Log, was held on the night of January 18th in the Broadmoor High School Auditorium. Each of the 72 contestants had been entered either by her homeroom or a club. Joe Copus. Student Government president, served as master of ceremonies. Kent. Parsons. SGA vice-president. and Anders Mossberg. Broadmoor's exchange student and Log staff member, were escorts. The 5 judges had a difficult job in selecting the most beautiful girls at Broadmoor. But finally the results were announced, and Dinah Ott. last year’s winner, crowned Kristie Wikman Miss Buccaneer Belle of 1973. Pam Chustz Aimee D’Arensbourg 2nd Runner-Up 3rd Runner-Up 115 116 Ellen Young 5th Runner-Up Suzy Dawson 6th Runner-Up Debbie Crochet 4th Runner-Up Mardi Gras Royalty 117 KATHY DAVIS QUEEN OF LIFE ANDERS MOSSBERG KING BROADMOOR XIII. The Mardi Gras Ball was held on Saturday. February 17. in the school gymnasium. The ball, sponsored by the Student Government Association, began at 7:30 with the presentation of the court by the Mistress of Ceremonies. Kristie Wikman. Gifts, provided by the Student Government Association, were presented to the court which consisted of three sophomore couples, three junior couples, three senior couples and the King and Queen. Anders Mossberg and Kathy Davis. Music was provided by Fifteen Hundred Feet. RIGHT: Pogcs Fran Wright and Danny Nichols stolo the show! Windows Of The World Was Mardi Gras Theme i . - i Linda Bortoou. Goddess of Kindness, escorted by Miko Nichols. Sue Wright. Goddoss of Faith, escorted by Ricky Cowart, and Cheri Buddon Goddoss of Patience, escorted by Kurt Stratman. Pam Calandro. Goddess of Joy. oscortod by Joe Thorne: Debbie Crochet. Goddess of Trust, escorted by Schuyler Butler (replacing Randy French, who was ill): ond Kathy Culpopper. Goddess of Truth, escorted by Kerry Buuck, 119 mm Homecoming Highlighted The Fall S The beauty of Broadmoor was well represented at the Homecoming dance and game. Becky Strickland was chosen as queen out of the school. The girls were escorted by their fathers at the game. The Battling Bucs mot the Istrouma Indians at Olympia Stadium. UPPER RIGHT: Becky Strickland ai ♦ ii announced that she it Queen. LOWER LEFT: Cheerleaders were prevented corsages tor the game. LOWER LEFT: At the game, a lovely, composed Queen. I TOP: A beautiful court reigned over the Istrouma game. LEFT: Sophomore maid. Dobbie Crochet, oscorted by Mr. Crochet. FAR LEFT: Dobbo Pope, iophomoro maid, oscorred by Mr. Popo. 121 FAR RIGHT: Aimoo D'Aronsbourg. Junior moid, escorted by Mr. D Arensbourg. RIGHT: Junior ma d Sury Dawson with hor father. Mr. Dawson. BELOW. RIGHT: Jim Thompson lived through his injury, but the othor teom's player, well . . . BELOW; Doos Paul Allon hove four arms, or is he in trouble? 122 ABOVE, LEFT: Homecoming Queen Becky Strickland with Mr. Strickland. CENTER: Isn't she something? RIGHT: Becky is crownod quoon by lost year s quocn Ann Hoathorly. 8ELOW, FAR LEFT: Sen.or moid Sand Baker with her fother. Mr. Baker. LEFT: Kathy Davis. Senior moid. with Mr. Davis. Excitement Filled Every Game Scoreboard August September October November 31 BHS 6 Baton Rouge 7 29 McKinley 15 7 Tara 21 7 Catholic 29 6 Fairpark 6 0 Biloxi 12 10 Istrouma 20 6 Baker 26 26 Capitol 2 7 Glen Oaks 9 6 Scotlandville OPPONENT 0 8 7 0 14 28 13 13 7 22 20 The season of the Super Bucs' turned in many thrills and surprises. The 47 man squad had much spirit and determination. The season had many bright spots and has great promise for the next year's schedule. The team was backed wholeheartedly by the student body, boosters, band, cheerleaders and 3uc Backers. The squad was led by a group of dedicated and hard working coaches. This year's team followed in the footsteps of many of the other great Broadmoor football teams. on 23. Jeff Lango 24. Mike McElderry 25. Mark Marianoff 26. Jim Thomson 27. Randy Rupoter 28. Tommy Toilet 29. Rocky Payor 30. Mike D Aronsbourg 31. Blake Whitlatch 32. Tim Morris 33. Steve Oxford 34. Mike Miakinkoff 35. Kon Singfiold 36. Ricky Cowart 37. Ricky Zimmerman 38. Ricky Ferchaud 39. Bruce Stanloy 40. Kylo Talbot 41. Andy Wikman 42. Mark Ambrosius 43. Paul Allen 44. Terry Ross 45. Kieth Lemoino 46. Mike Fuqua 47. Jim Norred. 1. Earl Freund 2. Danny Plaisance 3. Mork Griffin 4. Armond Mayeux 5. Mile Ross 6. Billy Rupotor 7. Howard Vince 8. Doug Zettlemeyer 9. Lennio Copper 10. Mile Monnio 11. Loren Kleinpetor 12. Miko Hair 13. Mark LaCour 14. Jeff Leo 15. Koith Schillings 16. Joe Kadi 17. Roy Landry 18. Frank Searle 19. Kent Parsons 20. Billy Ward 21. Mark Palmor 22. Byron Kinomore J Baby Bucs k SCOREBOARD BHS OPPONENT 12 McKinley 0 8 Tara 13 6 Catholic 6 24 Lee 14 8 Istrouma 13 6 Baker 18 6 Capitol 12 6 Glen Oaks 27 6 Scotlandville 0 The 1972 Baby Buc gridders showed grit and determination throughout the season. Despite a 3-5-1. the team exhibited the great strength and stubbornness it takes to play the game. In addition, many players demonstrated the skill required to play for the varsity on next year's team. ABOVE: J.V. Football Coach Ron Brown. LEFT: Jack Jonos makos a nic© gain against Tara. 126 Fought Bravely 1. J. Jonoi 18. K. Franklin 2. M. Senders 19. R. CoCo 3. J. Roymond 20. K. Merraro 4. F. Magazine 21. R. Haggard 5. L. Thomesson 22. T. Gomez 6. J. R. Miller 23. A. Robertd 7. P. Thibodeaux 24. L. Smith 8. M. Sartin 25. R. Lomke 9. S. Hendrix 26. M. Buchanan 10. L. Sicard 27. S. Guthrie 11. R. Coggins 28. M. Griffin 12. S. Maasser 29. S. Butler 13. W. Doyle 30. A. Buckley 14. R. Fronch 31. K. Link 15. K. Buuck 32. J. Kouk 16. B. Love 33. M. Borne 17. T. Parsons 127 1 -----■ Go, Go, Get Em, Get Em, Ump, Ah V-l-C-T-O-R-Y: You gotta whop 'em upside the head: Go-Go-Go-! and many more were the familiar sounds heard at the pep rallies each week. Our cheerleaders led all the cheering and yelling with help from willing students. They practiced the entire summer to be ready to support our teams when school started. We owe a lot to the cheerleaders for their work. RIGHT: Senior Cheerleaders Melissa Edwards and Becky Strickland BELOW; Senior Cheerleaders Jill Jordan and Katie Conkling BELOW RIGHT: Broadmoor choorloaders never lost their spirit! 128 After a slow start, the basketball team, under the guidance of new Buc Coach Wayne Austin, got themselves together for a great season. The cagers ably proved themselves in several tournaments, as well as district and non-district competition. RIGHT: Varsity Basketball Coach Wayno Austin. KNEELING: Chuck Wilton. Don Graham. STANDING: Coach Austin. Billy Froechtenicht. David Nowack. Mike Carpenter. Blake WhiHetch B Meyers. Ken Smquefield. Ricky Cowart. Foozy Dyor. Stan Bumgordner. Bruce Stanley. Greg LeBlanc. Greg McElveen. Jeff Lee. Mike Nichols- 130 BHS Cagers Hustled To Victory ■I s i BHS SCOREBOARD OPPONENT 74 Airline 79 62 Woodlown 65 64 Central 77 91 Lee 78 65 Central 75 51 Baton Rouge 58 68 Tara 49 83 Zachary 49 63 Hammond 60 31 Scotlandville 33 73 S. Natchez 54 90 Tara 40 81 Istrouma 64 53 S. Terrebonne 54 94 Lee 66 68 Denham Springs 58 97 Tara 77 72 Istrouma 47 66 Morganza 67 65 Scotlandville 51 77 Istrouma 34 72 Baker 40 88 Glen Oaks 70 80 Capitol 78 73 Scotlandville 77 104 Istrouma 79 66 Baker 64 LEFT: Foory Dyer jumps to start another Buc gemo. TOP RIGHT: Basketball players found many odd positions from which to make shots. BOTTOM RIGHT: Ricky Cowart took coroful aim before making the shot. 131 Baby Bucs Demonstrated Talent I RIGHT: Muscles were strained in ovory game (John Kaulc}. BOTTOM LEFT: JV Baskotboll Coach Ron Brown. BOTTOM RIGHT: Tip it our way. Schuyler. KNEELING: J. Raymond. M. Sandors. T. Raymond. STANDING: Coach Brown, D. Dipalma. K. Buuck. R. Starns. C. Duncan K. Link, J. Kaul. S. Guthrie, S. Butler. T. McCord. M. Griffin, B. Davis. T. Boyter. Under Coach Ron Brown, this year's Baby Buc Basketball team showed that they had what it takes to put it all together. Possessors of an 8-2 record in predistrict play, the Bucs offered many prospects for next year's varsity team. BUCS SCOREBOARD OPPONENTS 61 Airline 50 95 Woodlawn 92 75 Central 77 67 Lee 41 54 Central 58 63 Baton Rouge 51 76 Tara 63 61 Lee 55 59 Denham Springs 58 64 Tara 58 68 Istrouma 59 54 Baker 48 78 Glen Oaks 85 52 Capitol 71 67 Scotia ndville 68 75 Istrouma 58 54 Baker 51 133 Track Team Sprinted Into Many Meets The frock teom looked forword to o great year. In preparation for a tough schedule that included the District Meet and the High School Invitational Meet, the team spent many hours in practice. The addition of new faces, plus the return of old ones, foretold a great season for the Battling Bucs. LEFT: Track Coach Ron Brown. FIRST ROW: J. Shelton. F. Dyor. R. Coco. T. Parsons. R. Haggord. K. Knight. B. Iglesias. SECOND ROW: R. Cowart. K. Snq«i f y.A. Buckley S. Guthry R. Zimmerman. A. Limper. M. Weeks. S. Hendrix. THIRD ROW: Coach Brown. B. Stanley. A. Mayeaw. CV Piir-t Frotenicht. B. Whitletch. J. Lee. B. Love. L. Tomassen. S. Oxford. M. Jackson. 134 BHS Swim Team Again Saw Competition FIRST ROW: 0. Huck. A. lamaster. M. Moore. S. Ford. K. Rou. SECOND ROW; J. McDuffy. D. Duke. A. Moore. J. Hamilton. THIRD ROW: S. Lee. M. McDuffio. F. LoMaster. D. Stark. J. Hingle. R. White. R. Irwin. J. Mlddloton. L. Irwin. S. White. T. Hinglo. Under the leadership of Mrs. Lawrence, the swim team returned to BHS. They participated in the city championship on April 13 and 14 and the State meet on April 27 and 28. In addition they participated in a Round Robin dual meet involving local high schools. LEFT: Hord proctlcos poid oft in successful moots. 135 SCOREBOARD Due to another year of fine coaching. Broadmoor's Battling Buccaneers had a fantastic season in 1972. Coach Bryan Vaughn took the team to the District Playoffs with eight wins and one loss in Sub-District play. McKinley, however, snuck past the Bucs with a 9-8 victory, stealing the title of District Champs from Broadmoor. Over all the team finished with a I 7-6 record. A tough pitching staff of Ronnie Roberts (9-2). Randy Theriot (4-2). and Jimmy Sykora (4-2) along with a strong defensive team carried the Bucs through their winning season. The sixteen man squad consisted of three First Team All District players who were Lou Buuck. a three-year letterman; Ronnie Roberts, a two-year letterman; and Scott McCullough, a two-year letterman. Along with three more two-year Iettermen plus ten one-year lettermen. the baseball team continued in the winning tradition of Broadmoor. BHS OPPONENTS 7 East Ascension 6 1 Lee 4 5 East Ascension 3 1 Lee 2 Terrebonne 4 3 East Jefferson 2 5 East Ascension 4 6 East Ascension 3 4 Istrouma 8 6 Istrouma 1 6 Tara 3 7 Tara 2 Baton Rouge 1 SUB-DISTRICT 5 Scotlandville 2 6 Istrouma 1 8 Baker 2 4 Glen Oaks 0 Capitol 2 4 Scotlandville 3 3 Istrouma 0 5 Baker 4 3 Glen Oaks 2 DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP 8 McKinley 9 ROW I: Don Graham. Manager: Dave Mythrall, Outfielder: Jerry Smith. Outfielder: Bobby Neljon. 2nd Base: Mike Nichok. 2nd 8a� Regan Manager. ROW 2: Dave Robert . Pitcher: Mork Montgomery. Catcher: Scott McCullough. Outfielder: Randy Thehot. Pitct ?-Robert . Pitcher; Kent Perton . Outfielder. ROW 3: Joe Copus. Cotcher; Tom Foster. I� t Base: Jimmy Sykora. Pitcher: Lou 8uuck 3rd Randy Robert on. Shortstop: Mike D'Aronsbourg. Outfielder; Coach Bryan Vaughn. i3a Baseball’s Battling Bucs Were Sub-District Champs LEFT: Lou 8uuck received the Buc Captain Award and was on the 1st Team All-District. BOTTOM LEFT: Ronnie Roberts was the Bucs' Most Valuable Player and received the Most Valuable Pitching Award. He was on the 1st Team All-District. BELOW: Scott McCullough received the Batting Champion Award and was on tho 1st Team All District. BHS Golfers Aimed For Low Scores BHS Golfers faced a rigorous schedule this year. Sponsored by Mr. Bozant. the team practiced at Sherwood Forest Country Club in preparation for their matches. The return of many experienced players and the addition of new ones forecast an especially good year for the golf team. TOP: Mike laBauve. Randy Spinosa. Ricky Scoggins. BOTTOM: Fritz Spence- Marl Coats David Manry. I The Tennis Club Was In Full Swing The Tennis Club of Broadmoor is bigger and better than ever. The tennis team, selected from the club, played in tournaments through the spring and practiced with other schools. Mrs. Lott sponsored the club who also hosted the Broadmoor Invitational Tennis Tournament. Billy Olivor acos another one. 1. Kristie Maclntyro 2. Lori Noonan 3. Wade Riner 4. Billy Oliver 5. Stove Riner 6. Kristie Wikman 7. Candy Hiter 8. Mrs. Lott 9. Ricky Mangham 10. Jim Stenthouse 11. Stevon Creech 12. Pot Handsby 13. Penny Wood 14. Glenda Carroll 15. Kathy Davis 16. Tracy Fairbanks 17. Jeannie Parker 18. Jim Polmer 19. Petor Sinner 20. Tracy Jones 21. Lisa Windhom 22. Karon Goodrum 23. Melisso Browning 24. Kay Strickland NOT PICTURED: Shannon Ford Terri Andrews Suzanne Seofiold Tanya Mims Danny Shuo Tim Domars Gene Musser 139 Skill Was A Requirement For Archery ... We Hope Ronnie Phillips. Mark Shaw — Pres.. Danny Shoe. Keith Schilling. Eric Lind — V. Pres.. Riclt Larrowo. Gordon Mac Dowell — Sec. The Archery Club was sponsored by Coach Fowler and Mr. McCoy. Several of the members practiced their skills during the hunting season and the club tried their hand at target shooting in several tournaments at L.S.U. including the state archery meet. They also held their annual barbeque. An archer hit the wrong target. UO Some students shaped their patterns through participation in clubs. M3 SGA Schedule Was Always Full ABOVE RIGHT: Krijflo Wilman — Rep.________________ Hist.: Kont Parsons _ V.-Pres.: Joe Copus — Pres.: Sue Cutrer — Treas. RIGHT: S.G.A. held regular mootings in the library. 144 Broadmoor's Student Government Assn, was the president of the Greater Baton Rouge Assn, of Student Councils this year. They were also the Secretary of the La. Assn, of Student Councils. Being secretary entailed hosting the annual convention. Aside from the convention. S.G.A. also sponsored various major activities, around the school including the usual seasonal dances. Homecoming, and Mardi Gras Ball. They held the Thanksgiving Can Drive and the Christmas Toy Drive. Each month they sponsored the Student of the Month Selection. A highpoint of the year for the girls was Twirp week. The Beauty Pageant and Student Exchange went off very well thanks to S.G.A. What would Broadmoor do without Student Government! 145 1. K. Wikman 14. A. Darden 27. J. A. D Arensbourg 2. T. Tyner 15. T. Babcock 28. S. Shiflett 3. J. Copus 16. D. Conrad 29. L. Percy 4. K. Parsons 17. R. Lawrence 30. M. Ancona 5. S. Cufrer 18. M. Fuqua 31. L. Russ 6. Mrs. Gillette 19. E. Young 32. B. Donton 7. S. Way 20. F. Nugent 33. H. Hudson 8. M. Hill 21. J. Melancon 34. D. Goldsmith 9. S. Eubanks 22. C. Knight 35. E. Hnrlen 10. R. Simmonds 23. M. Nowakowski 36. D. Avery 1 1. M. Vicknair 24. K. Knight 37. K. MacKinnon 12. L. Hurrlebrink 25. D. Bullock 38. D. Scruggs 13. C. Hiter 26. M. McCarthy 39. T. Johnston 40. M. Bishop 41. S. Champagne 42. C. Stewart 43. B. Fort 44. G. McDowell 45. M. Edwards 46. C. McCharen 47. B. Strickland 48. S. Balter 49. T. Martin 50. K. Shores 51. A Wikman 52. M. Nichols 53. L. Kleinpeter 54. S. Wright 55. R. Landry 56. J. Thorne 57. P. Calandro 58. L. Willis 59. J. Whiteheod 60. S. Raymond 61. R. Mangham 62. P. Humphreys 63. D. Glued 64. P. Kimball 65. R. Seals 66. G. Eggers 67. S. Bumgarner 68. S. Butler 69. L. Davenport 70. K. Davis 71. J. Champagne 72. J. Mead S|N Is Not What ROW I: Mrs. Gauthier — Sponsor, Robert Sutphen — Chairman, Margaret Otto — Secretary. ROW 2: Howard Maassen. Ronny Adcock. Forest Davenport. ROW 3: Stevo Bullock. David Britt. Barry Ward. MM '1) One of the newly organized clubs this year, Students Interested Now. sponsored by Mrs. Gauthier, started the year by visiting Mayor-President W. W. Woody Dumas. For their concern Dumas gave members keys to the city. Other activities included a trash drive to clean up the area, cosponsored by Beta Club, and the planting of trees to help beautify the campus. RIGHT: SIN mem bars prized tKeir keys to the city. 146 East Baton Rouge Parish Youth Council Delegates FIRST ROW: Robort Lawronco. Jori $uo Smith, Eric Harlan. SECOND ROW: Mik« McCarty. Wondoll Clark Kip Knight. Chip Claiborne Kniti Wikman Torri Thornoy. Clay Stowart. The East Baton Rouge Youth Council composed of various delegates of surrounding schools coordinated the district in many worthwhile projects during the year. Among these were a traffic slogan contest, serving on the jvenile traffic court, and attending city parish administration meetings. By these actions the council demonstrated the democratic process in action. LEFT: Wow!! Those L.S.U. guys are something else!! (E. Young. C. Jordan. C. Bro� n. C Cotton. P. Humphries. J. Matthioson) BELOW:THE KEYETTE OFFICERS: Junior Representative: Carol Cotton. Vice Presis-.-.-Candy Hiter. Treasurer: Cathy Brown. President; Donna Crowson, Secretary: Sue Cu'rer Senior Representative: Kristie Wilman. This year Keyettes. sponsored by Mrs. Tull, were led by their president. Donna Crowson. who is also International Vice-President. They worked regularly with Denise DuPont and at the Woman's Hospital. A Get-Acquainted Dance and daisy sales in spring were also Keyette activities. 148 The Keyette Spirit Was Catching Martha Ancona Cathy Brown Carol Cotton Noel Delory Melissa Edwards Candy Hirer Patty Humphreys Cindy Jordan Pam Kimball Cindy Knight Debbie Lamb Hilary Lusted Joy Matthiesen Sally Ott Debbie Scruggs Susan Shiflett Lisa Stratmann Tafsy Tyner Molanie Vicknair Kristie Wikman NOT PICTURED: Donna Crowson Suo Cutror Kothi MacKinnon Carolyn McCharen 149 Key Club Works To Insure Tomorrow The Broadmoor High School Key Club, along with 4000 other clubs, worked under the international theme to Insure Tommorrows. This theme was carried out with two major emphasis programs: social concerns and ecology. The Key Club's efforts are evident through projects for school and community improvement such as patterning Denise DuPont, publishing the student directory, assisting the Kiwanis Club, cleaning up litter and many others. RIGHT: KEY CLUB OFFICERS: R. Curry — Sec.. C. Stewart — V.-Pres.. K. Knight — Rep. Hist.. P. Bolla — Treas.. G. Eggers — Pres. M. Nichols — Jr. Director. and K. Stratmann — Sec. 150 NOT PICTURED: Charles Bourgeois David Potter Howard Russell Pat Bella Stan Bumgarner Steve Champagne Wendell Clark Robbie Curry Steve Curry Allen Darden Bert Dovis Glen Eggars Mike Fugue Dary Glueck Randy Glueck Steve Jeonsonne Loren Kleinpeter Kip Knight Armand Mayeux Anders Mossberg Marty Munloy Miko Nichols David Nowacki Steve Smith Clay Stewart Kurt Stratmann Charlie Teepeel David Woods — 1 I Dean Avory Jon Camp Mark Coati Cliff Drouo Doug Fussell Wyatt Golden Joe Kadi Jeff Lee Steven Lee Mlko McEldorry Miko Nonney Jimmy Shelton Bruce Stanley Billy Ward Andy Wikman Ricky Zimmerman 152 Leo Roars Into Action — Leo Club, sponsored by Mr. Chutz. has done many charitable activities this year. These include a clothing drive, a Muscular Dystrophy Drive, ringing bells for Salvation Army at Christmas, working at the hospital, and helping transport students for Student Government at the LASC convention. Leo members also manned a booth at the Greater Baton Rouge State Fair. FAR LEFT: The 8obbsoy Twins. (Bi'ly Ward Mika Rom.) LEFT: Loo mootings woro casual affairs. (Kylo Talbot. Jeff Loo) « 153 I Interact Provides “Entertainment” Through Publication Of The “Knife” Interact, an outstanding service organization at Broadmoor, is sponsored by the Baton Rouge Chapter of Rotary International. Their purpose is to better the school and surrounding community. This is truly exemplified in their various service projects which include patterning Martha Lipsey. a child with cerebral palsy, and working at the Woman's Hospital and the Baton Rouge General Hospital. Interact also helps students take constructive criticism through the publication of the Knife. No write-up would be complete without mentioning the famous hayrides. Interact takes pride in Broadmoor and thanks their sponsor. Mr. Rice. RIGHT: The Interact swoethearts — Melina Edwards. Susy Dawson. Jane Edwards. Sandi Baker. BELOW: The Interact officers — Robert Seals — Pres.. Paul leinwobor — V.-Pres.. Greg McElveen — Sec.. Mike McCarty — Troas. Ronnlo Arnold Kerry Buuck Richard Carley Robert Coggins Ricky Cowart David Crabtrco Miko D Aronsbourg Wayne Doylo Ed Fleshmon Randy French Todd Gomo Chuck Hoffman Les Hurrelbrink Jack Jones Paul Leinweber Kon Link Miko McCarty Rocky Payor Poul Scionooun Robert Seals NOT PICTURED: Mike Atkinson Steve Baker Earl Fround Grog loBlonc Ricky Mangham Greg McElveen John Neely Danny Plaisanco Stove Pillow Danny Richardson Lyle Schutzrran Danny Tapp Tommy Tollott 155 Beta Did A Bang-Up Job I This year the Beta Club has tried to add more dimension with new and different projects as well as more social activities. We hope we have served the school well and have made it worthwhile for the members. Our only regret is that we won't be here to do it next year. The Officers L RIGHT: W L., I _ P,„. Melanie y S Suo Reach _ Rep-Hist.. Sharon 8u� terw0rfh _ v.. 156 Melanie Vicknoir Elizabeth Wox Andy Wikmon Kristie Wikmon Dovid Woods NOT PICTURED: Charlos Bourgoois David Britt Joe Copus Kent Parsons Susan Barrett Pat Bella Debbie Butcher Sharon Butterworth Chip Claiborne Cindy Copes Allen Darden Dawn Davenport Suzi Dawson Beverly Denton Glen Eggars Stacey Eubanks Patti Fields Dory Glueck David Goldsmith Gail Henriksen Candy Hitor Patti Humphreys Les Hurrelbrink Tracy Jones Cindy Jordon Pom Kimball Brondo Kinard Loren Kloinpotor Debbie Lamb Pool leinweber Hilary lustod Kathy MacKinnon Laura MocPhorson Suson Mclntyro Toni Martin Joy Matthieson Mike Nichols Margaret Otto Sue Reach Debbie Scruggs Susan Shiflett Clay Stewart Kurt Stratmann Lisa Stratmann Bocky Strickland Totsy Tyner Mu Sigma Honored New Members FIRST ROW: Mrs. Lawrence — sponsor. G. Hennksen. P. Kimbal B. Kinard. M. Nowakowjki. SECOND ROW: M. Neely. D. Scruggs. E. Wax. M. Otto. S. Barrett. F. Davenport. L. Hurrelbrink. M. Nanny M. Munley. J. Copus. THIRD ROW: D. Alllet. I. Oucq D. Davonport. S. Marsh. I. Rhude. S. Reech. D. DeFeo. D. Yiede. R. Schm'dt E. Croissant. D. Goldsmith. J. Zolinski. S. Smith. FOURTH ROW: B. Strickland. C. Higginbotham T. Andrews 0. Williams. P. Roborts. P. Mack. P. Wood. L. Aime. S. McIntyre. M. Jones. C. Stewart. FIFTH ROW: H. Bag« e! P. Garrot. C. Lockwood. L. Windham, T. Jonos K. Dessert. J. Young. J. Thibodeaux. 8. Toepfo'. C. Copes D. Parker. SIXTH ROW: K. Good rum. J. Mayes. K. Shores. R. Adcock. G. Bajon. C. Ray. S. Pillow, C. Bourgeois A. Darden. S. Shiflott. T. Tyner. L. Klionpoter. SEVENTH ROW: D. Britt. S. Butterworth. M. Montgomery, F. Nugent P. Fields. B. Lovell. P. Bella. B. Ward. C. Hiter. M. Vicknair. K. Wikman. K. Conktng. Mu Sigma, sponsored by Mrs. Lawerence. was composed of students hoving a 3.0 average for five consecutive semesters. The club had a banquet and ceremony during the second semester of the year to install the new officers and tap-in new members. The club also printed a monthly calendar of school activities. MU SIGMA OFFICERS: STANDING: P. Leinwobor — V. Pros.. M. Nowakowjki — Pros. SITTING: B. Kinard — Sec., G. Honrikson — Treos.. P. Kimball — Rep. Hist. 158 The Arithmetic Society Mu Alpha Theta, alias Math Club, hosted many speakers and three of the members. Ronny Adcock. David Britt, and Barry Ward, brought back many ideas from the 3rd Annual Mu Alpha Theta Convention held during August. Many of these ideas were used, including competition between schools. Sponsored by Miss Jaubert. Broadmoor's chapter has had members at all conventions. LEFT: What's the matte' David. Math C ub gotting to you? BATON ROUGE PRIORY sJ HOOC UAOBBHP CAMP t 1. Tammeryn Smith 2. Kristie Wikman 3. Patsy Moorer 4. Sharon Butferworth — Sec. 5. Patty Humphrey! —-Rep.Hist. 6. Barry Ward — Treat. 7. David Britt — Pres. 8. Miss Jaubert — Sponsor 9. Ronny Adcock — Vice-Pres. 10. David Woods 11. Gerald 8ejon 12. Howard Maassen 13. Susan Currie 14. Melanie Vicknair NOT PICTURED: Chris Werner 159 Fleur-de-Lis Dite Bon Jour BELOW RIGHT: FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS: P. Humphreys — Parliamentarian K. Dessert — Troas. D. Kinchen — Sec. M. McCarty — Vice-Pres. K. McGinty — Pres. Fleur-de-Lis. sponsored by Mr. D. Lewis, helped spread cheer by visiting the Sherwood Nursing Home and working with Johnny Rebel, who has cerebral palsy. To help earn money for their New Orleans trip members sold candy, and they painted signs to show their school spirit. Other events included a skit at International Night, a banquet, and a swimming party. 1. Mr. Lewis 2. K. McGinty 3. M. McCarty 4. D. Kinchen 5. K. Dessert 6. P. Wood 7. P. Humphreys 8. D. Charles 9. J. Rains 10. J. Bankston 11. D. DoGormo 12. L. Abadio 13. M. Badoaux 14. V. Krale 15. R. Noble 16. K. Knight 17. K. Eck 18. M. Lormand 19. J. Glahn 20. S. Currie 21. V. Jacobson 22. J. Mead 23. J. Landry 24. T. Babcock 25. L. Nowakowski 26. E. McGinty 27. J. Landry 28. D. Polito 29. M. Dessert 30. K. Jervoy 31. F. Budnine 32. J. Lent; 33. T. Mayes 34. M. Smith 35. J. Butcher 36. Diano Madison 37. M. Horan 38. C. Sfevonson 160 Who Says Latin Is A Dead Language? Latin Club was formed to help students studying Latin have a better and broader understanding of this language. The major event was the state Latin convention in March. They will also participate in International night and host a banquet, complete with slave sale, at the end of the year. Mrs. Adams was their able advisor. 1. Mrs. Adorns 2. Dilys Yeido 3. David Woods 4. Mory Fazekas 5. Gretchen Fofiner 6. Charles Montgomery 7. Randy Walker 8. Robin Knox 9. Billy Oliver 10. Susan McIntyre 11. Frank LaMaster 12. Robert lowerence 13. Patty Fontana 14. Jim Palmer 15. Ed Fleshman 16. Jim Garmon 17. Steve Fitts 18. Candy Hiter 19. Mark Smith ABOVE: LATIN CLUB OFFICERS: Mary Fazekos — Sec.. Kathy Davis — V. Pres. Grotchen Fortner — Rep.-Hist.. Dilys Yeido — Pres.. Dovid Woods — Treas. 161 Los Espanoles Dice Hola The Spanish Club really got going this year. They went to great lengths to help make International Night a success. A Spanish supper was held which all the members enjoyed. They organized money raising projects such as selling candy in school. The Spanish Club also held an unusual banquet at the end of the year at which awards were given out. 1. M � . Pat. 2. M. I. M.lario 3. R. Sin' ond� 4. G. Hanciktan s. m. Ha 6. T. Thcunay 7. T. Babcock 8. 0. Vul.ra 9. G. DalWgar 10. S. Kally 11. M. PontMac 12. R. Yarby I). T. South 14. S. Mart 15. K. Moia lb. P. Simcna 17. M. tkuca 18. I. McLaughlin 19. C. Kauai 20. S. Bala 21. A. Cumming 22. L. W.ndham 23. R. Whifa 24. J. Wolf 2s. c. eua-ood 26. J. Harvay 27. S. Ouartano 28. A. Auatin 29. 6. 0 ma 30. I. Da.anpo i 31. 0. Bra-d 32. A. A noroto 33. V. Wajcon 34. J.OW 35. D. Da.a«port 36. G. C«av 37. W. Slocum 38. R. John on 39. J. Paul 40. J. S a a 41. M. J. Wa’bn 42. I. Nal.cn 43. L tong 44. B. 8 0-n 45. 0. Godbold 46. L No� ato«ki 47. T. Damat 48 V. Dafenscco ABOVE: SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS: Liian Chaffin — Treas.. Gail Henrikten — Social Chair.. Row Simmonds — Pres., Terri Thornoy — Sec.. Teanna Babcock — 1st V. Proj. The Russian Club Was Introduced 1. K. Walters 2. G. Colteps 3. Mrs. Burris — Sponsor 4. J. Dawes 5. C. Reed 6. D. Jumonville 7. S. Tomlin 8. A. Mossberg 9. D. Conrad 10. D. DcGarmo 11. T. Babcock 12. S. Allen 13. C. Werner One of Broadmoor's new clubs this year was the Russian Club. Regular meetings were held monthly to plan various events of the year. They held activities with the LSU Russian Club, saw Russian movies and learned Russian dances. They had a Christmas party and a banquet at the end of the year. Members sampled Russian cuisine at a food-tasting party. 163 Another Student For AF$ American Field Service worked hard to finance the exchange student from Sweden this year. Anders Mossberg. Some projects included a garage sale, participating at International Night, and a banquet. The profits went toward the $1700 used by AFS to bring Anders here and to send a Broadmoor student abroad. BELOW RIGHT: An AFS garage salo. (Dan DoGarmo) BELOW: The note says she's 3 months old and likes pablum. (Dawn Davonport) FHA Spiced Up Broadmoor Broadmoor's Future Homemakers of America were very busy this year. Aside from selling candy, placemats. and stationery, they had numerous bake-sales. They were responsible for the election of the Girl of the Month.” There were parties for the Children at the hospital, an Easter Egg Hunt, and a Mother-Daughter Banquet. Their sponsor was Mrs. Martin ABOVE LEFT: And a touch of arsenic! |B. Sanders. A. Cobb.). 1. Mrs. Vera H. Martin 2. Debbio Alonzo 3. Allison Wost 4. Susan Raymond 5. Jeanine Johnson 6. Eliska Lancaster 7. Judy Middlebrook 8. Renee Bordelon 9. Deborah Crochet 10. Kathy Tecpell 11. Stephanie Holt 12. Diane 8ortnick 13. Diane Leggett 14. Becky Sanders 15. Susan Lovell 16. Gerri Solpietra 17. Sally Luke 18. Terrell Truxillo 19. Laurie Howes 20. Mary Blythe 21. Joennie Garmon 22. Erin Stephens 23. Bridgof Dwyer 24. Lynn Caldwell 25. Minta Miller 26. Ramona Prough 27. Debbio Geron 28. Denise Young 29. Betty Eckert 30. Janet Landry 31. Christie Dunsmore 32. Pam Couvillion 33. Linda Gora 34. Dez Dungan 35. Kim Lasseter 36. Karen Lesseigne 37. Rose Canfatella 38. Kay DeBenedotto 39. Dawn Vutera 40. Debbie Barnhart 165 I ROW I: Mr . Beysselance. M. Marinoff. F. Nugent. P. Kimball. G. Henrikien. F. Nugent. M. Vicknair. Mrs. Lovely. ROW 2: A. Kimmett P Granzin K. Williams. D. Badon. J.'Vigor. S. Baker. T. McCloud. S. Lovell. L. Davenport. E. Osmont. J. Butcher. D. Braud. D. Hereford. ROW 3: J. Mays. K. Goodrum T. Martin. N. Delery, M. Browning. K. Strickland. C. Hastings, S. Musso. S. Seefield. G. Corrol. S. Holt. D. Bortnieb ROW 4: S. Eubanks. L. Windham, C. Susskey. R. Seals. P. Scioneaux. L. Howes. T. Truxillo. S. Barrett. R. Noble. E. Stephens. D. Polifo D. McClanahan. S. Balos. ROW 5: B. Butterworth. T. Johnston. A. Cummings. R. Hazlett. J. Inzonga. P. Davison. M. Murphy. A. Fort. K. Jennings M. Montgomery. K. MocKinnon. S. Luke. ROW 6: D. Davenport, B. Hillman, K. Daigle. C. Hiter. L. Kleinpeter. T. Johnston C. Serpas C. Brown. S. Marsh. P. Daspit. K. Hosch. L. Bares. M. Ponthier. ROW 7: B. Meyers. J. Broussard. S. Dawson, C. Claiborne. W. Clark. R. Mangham. M. Kinard. J. Sykora. S. Kelly. N. Blackwood. P. Moore. S. Wedge. S. Bolton. S. Israel. ROW 8: S. Spragio. T. Fairbanks T. Babcock. L. Chaffin. J. Matthioson, L. Tomczak. D. Murry. S. Raymond, C. Stelles. L. Summerell. K. Davis. J. O'Neal. D. Crochet, M. Brand. I I 166 FTA Played Teacher Future Teachers, sponsored by Mrs. Lovely and Mrs. Beysselance. aided teachers by grading papers, substituting for them and running errands. Their biggest project for the year was supporting Judith Trahan, a child at the deaf school. TOP: OFFICERS: Frances Nugont. Secretary: Molanio Vicknair. Treasurer: Froda Nugent. President; Gail Henriksen, Reporter-Historian: Mark Marinoff. Parlimontarian: Pam Kimball. Vice-President. ABOVE: FTA had members that kept the dub interesting. LEFT: Jan Broussard making a speech for campaign for running as state Vice-Prosident. 167 The Log Staff Kept On Truckin' . . . Once upon a time a group of dedicated students and their fearless sponsor got 'ogether to orm saVingc- Staff. These students had no idea what they were getting into. Many a night one would find the oya s d lossmdt©5wc-’s the many pages trying to meet a deadline. They knew that if the yearbook was late their 7.® r-sy ail become hostile. Actually, the faithful staff members didn’t mind all this labor because ?hey knew cv:R. 168 To The Rescue Moss-up Moser. Cunning Cummings. Muddlod Marsh, Daffy Davenport. Mad Masson. Possivo Polito. Comical Curry. Baffled Bales, Mystified McPhorson. Nutty Nugent. Bashful Bankston. Bumblo-hoad Butterworth, Kooky Kinchen Whimpy Ward BARC Brought Happiness To Retarded Children 1. R. Garrot 2. B. Wilkinson 3. D. Jumonville 4. B. Amoroso 5. M. McPhorson 6. B. Denton 7. T. McPherson 8. J. Vignes 9. S. Brinkhius 10. R. Graham 11. C. Cain 12. Coach Austin 13. A. Amoraso 14. D. Davenport 15. B. Vittur 16. B. Fontenot 17. D. Stark 18. J. Middlebrook 19. K. Vittur 20. L. Shallcross ABOVE: BARC was appreciated by the ch ork«3 • B.A.R.C. gave many rewarding experiences for its members this year. The goal of this new dub if c regarded chndren in any way possible. Sponsoring a dance, and working at a fair were only a few of fhe ac of this new end worthwhile due BG’s Bettered Themselves BEAUS: T. Mack«y. M. LaCour. R. Th«riot. M. Ron. FIRST ROW: R. Allen — Chaplain. J. Matthiesen — Rap.-Hijt.. N. Do lory — Pari. M. Browning — Treat.. C. Suuky — See.. L. Rum — Pro ., K. MacKinnon — 2nd V.-Pros.. S. Shiflett — Ist V.-Prat. Mrt. Johmon, Sponsor. SECOND ROW; S. Raymond. S. Israel. D. Nolan. S. Allen. J. Moad. K. McSinty. G. Henriksen. K. Davis. A. Kimmit P. Pecoraro. T. Middlebrook. J. Broussard. A. D'Arensbourg. S. Baker. G. Salpietro. THIRD ROW: P. Pomes. B. Roberts. D. Price. D. Polito. S. Bales. S. Marsh D. Williams, S. Luke. L. Weber. C. Lockwood. G. Martin, J. Vigor. M. Fezekat. FOURTH ROW: L. Abadie. C. Copes. L. Windham. T. Jones. K. Goodrum. T. McCloud. D. Bodon. R. Irwin. D. Harlan. M. Ancona. D. Bolla, S. Butforworth. F. Nugent. FIFTH ROW: S. Ott. K. Daigle. S. Holt, K. Young, C. Hastings. A. Bugea. K. Strickland, J. Edwards. K. Williams. B. Rube. D. Scruggs R. Prough, C. Broussard. A. Cummings. SIXTH ROW; R. Hazlett. T. Blackwell. J. Inzenga. B. Strickland. M. Morgan. S. Nunn M. Stowart. P. Mack C. Morgan D. Miller. B. O'Reilly. K, Barber, S. Candler. C. Hiter. SEVENTH ROW: D. Lamb. M. Vicknair. S. Eubanks. L. Bertoou. S. Dawson, B. Moyors. C. Serpas. M. E. Murphy. P. Davison. K. Gaspard. S. Davis, J. Pillow. M. Horan. S. Rooch. EIGHTH ROW: S. Way. D. Murray. H. Lusted F. Nugent. L. MacPherson. D. Nowcomb. B. Honry. T. Froshney. J. Middleton, G. Guoringor, G. Smith, C. Calondro, C. Jordan. M. Broussard. NINTH ROW: K. Mays. P. Chustz, B. Kinard. M. Atkinson. J. Alley. B. Parsons. C. Budden. S. Wright. L. Tomczak M. Bishop E. Loe. S. King, D. Kirk. Broadmoor Christian Girls met regularly to discuss the past, present, and future events of the club. They performed many service acts for the surrounding community such as can and clothes drives. They played football in November at L.S.U. for Muscular Dystrophy and held devotionals before school. Also they attended church weekly. The Mistletoe Ball was held December 20 at Jack Tar Capitol House at the end of the year. The first annual scholarship was awarded to the Most Outstanding Broadmoor Christian Girl and a banquet was held for all members. 171 Just as there are physical laws that govern the physical universe, so are there spiritual laws which govern your relationship with God. LAW ONE GOD LOVES YOU, AND HAS A WONDERFUL PLAN FOR YOUR LIFE. GOD S LOVE ‘‘For God so loved Ihe world, that He gave His only begotton Son, that whosoever bolieves in Him should not perish, but have eternal lile” (John 3:16). GOD S PLAN (Christ speaking) I came that they might have life, and might have it abundantly (that it might be full and meaningful) (John 10:10). Why It II that moil people an not etparlenclng tha abundant hit? LAW TWO MAN IS SINFUL AND SEPARATED FROM GOD, THUS HE CANNOT KNOW AND EXPERIENCE GOD’S LOVE AND PLAN FOR HIS LIFE. MAN IS SINFUL For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God (Romans 3:23). Man was created to havo fellowship with God; but. because of his own stubborn self-will, he chose to go his own independent way and fellowship with God was broken. This solf-will, characterized by an attitude of active rebellion or passive indifference, is an evidence of what the Bible calls sin. iIH MAN IS SEPARATED For Ihe wages of sin is death (spiritual separation from God) (Romans 6:23). God is holy and man is sinful. A groat chasm separates the two. Men are continually trying to reach God and the abundant life through their own efforts: good life, ethics, philosophy, etc. The Thiid Law girat us lha only antmte to Ihlt dilemma . . . LAW THREE JESUS CHRIST IS GOD S ONLY PROVISION FOR MAN'S SIN. THROUGH HIM YOU CAN KNOW AND EXPERIENCE GOD’S LOVE AND PLAN FOR YOUR LIFE. HE DIED IN OUR PLACE But God demonstrates His own love toward us, in that while we were yot sinners, Christ died for us (Roman's 5:8). HE ROSE FROM THE DEAD Christ died for our sins ... He was buried ... He was raised on the third day according to the scriptures ... He appeared to Cephas, then to the twelve. After that He appeared to more than five hundred . . . (I Corinthians 15:3-6). HE IS THE ONLY WAY Jesus said to him. ‘I am the way, and the truth, and the life; no one comes to the Father, but throuah Me' (John 14:6). God has bridged the chasm which separates us from Him by sending His Son, Jesus Christ, to die on the cross in our placo. It It not anough to know Ihata Ihtaa laws, nor aran to girt inttilaclual astern to them . . . LAW FOUR WE MUST INDIVIDUALLY RECEIVE JESUS CHRIST AS SAVIOR AND LORD; THEN WE CAN KNOW AND EXPERIENCE GODS LOVE AND PLAN FOR OUR LIVES. WE MUST RECEIVE CHRIST But as many as received Him, to them He gave the right to become children of God. even to those who believe in His name (John 1:12). WE RECEIVE CHRIST THROUGH FAITH For by grace you have been saved through faith; and that not of yourselves, it is the gift of God; not as a result of works, that no one should boast (Ephesians 2:8,9). WE RECEIVE CHRIST BY PERSONAL INVITATION Behold. I stand at the door and knock; if any one hears My voice and opens the door, I will come in to him (Revelation 3:20). Receiving Christ involves turning to God from self, trusting Christ to come into our lives, to forgive our sins and make us what He wants us to be. It is not enough to give intellectual assent to His claims or to have emotional experience. THESE TWO CIRCLES REPRESENT TWO KINDS OF LIVES: Which circle repreiantt your Ilia1 Which circle would you Ilka to hart represent your life? The following etplalnthow you can recelre Christ YOU CAN RECEIVE CHRIST RIGHT NOW THROUGH PRAYER (Prayer is talking with God) Cod know your heart and it not to conearnod with your wordt at He it with Ihe atlitude ol your heart. The following It a tuggetled prayer: Lord Jesus, I need You. I open the door of my life and receive You as my Savior and Lord. Thank You for forgiving my sins. Take control of the throne of my life. Make me the kind of person You want me to be. Ooet Ihit prayer esprett the dotlre ol your heart? II it doct, pray Ihit prayer right row, and Chrltt will come into your lile. at He promieed. SELF-CONTROLLED LIFE CHRIST CONTROLLED LIFE E — Ego or Unite tell on � • t — Chritt on the throne ol Ihe throne f. le m the lile � _ Chritl oultide Ihe lile (••n .) • — Interettt under control ol Inlinite Ood. retult- • — Interettt controlled by • • J ing in harmony and tell, retulting in purpote ditcord and iruetration E — Ego — Sell dethroned P Comput Crusade for Christ, Ine.. 1965. All rights reserved. 173 BCS Backed Broadmoor FIRST ROW: R. French — beau. C. Culpepper — Pros.. L. Bark — Rep.-Hlst.. S. Weil — Sect.. I. Davenport — V.-Pros.. T. Johnston — Treat.. L. Sicard — beau. SECOND ROW: K. Raborn. J. Smith. B. Robinson. B. Dwyer. J. Sykora. M. Welsh. R. Yeaby. J. Parsons. S. Fortn -M. LeBlanc T. Colvin. L. Passman. THIRD ROW: M. Rosenberg. M. Brand. B. Kingsbury. E. Osment. L. Conklirvg. D. Kistler M. Knjrd D. Young T. Smith. J. Whitehead. L Bares. FOURTH ROW: L. Willis. L. Loe. L. Fredric. T. Zimmerman. B. Butterworth. N. Blackwood M. Pollto M. Vmce. V. McCloud. N. Storm B. Swore. FIFTH ROW: D. Madison. A. Austin. K. Davis. R. Hamm. E. Roubique. C. Stellar. I. Caldwel. J. Landry. J. O Neil L. Oiion, S. Moss. D. Crochet. SIXTH ROW: B. Fields. J. D'Arensbourg. J. 8utcher. J. Simoneaui. L. Robertson. A. For1 D Alford. K. McIntyre. C. Kinchon, L. Noonan. P. Alexander. SEVENTH ROW: T. Babcock. S. Lovell. D. Vicknair. S. Sprageo. P. Rourke. P. Richards. L. Long. D. Ray. T. Nelson. M. Robinson. LAST ROW: K. Hosch. R. Knox. D. Allen. C. Hamilton, N. Croll. B. Radcliff. D. Braud D. Hereford. T. McPherson. K. Jennings. C. T«p« . Broadmoor Christian Sophomores backed by Miss Forrest, is an organization at Broadmoor open to all sophomore girls. In addition to sponsored devotions and regular church attendance, the girls participated in such projects as ringing bells and sharing food and toys during the holiday season. Their list of service projects was endless as they reached out to help others and spread friendliness during their sophomore year. It's only 40 dogrees how about a swim? (L. Thomasson. J. La Glu M. Griffii 174 FCA Livened Up The Campus 26- W. CUrl 27. J. Thorn 28 R Th� r ! 29 M. Montgomery JO. R. Franch Jl. R. UmU 32. R. Zimmerman 33. J. Norred 34. M. Carpenter JS. I. Smith 36. J. Jonai 37. P. Th.bodaaut 38 M. Sanderi 39. F. Magaena 40 L. Thomawon 41. M. Louden 42. J. Stenhou!e 43 M, Gfi(hn 44 M. Rot! 4S. R. Simmon! 46 W. Slooum 47. S. Meeiie 48 D. tXpalma 49. C. Strehen 50. G. MtElveen 51. J. Lango 52. 8 Wa-d 53. W. Oovle 54. C. Dun e« SS T- 6o,t . 56. J. Co« ui 57. C. Ste-a«t 58. M. LaCour 59. P. AHen 60. 8. Stanley 61. 8. Love 62. S. Butler 63. K. Lint 64 M. Niehok 65 . M. D Arentbourg 66 A. Ma ev« 67. T. Gomel 68. M. 8ome I. I. S'retmann 7 Pa !«n, 3. A. SV.kman — Tree!. 4 0 Mn .1 - P, , 5 0 GUcl-Sec. 9 R Landry — V.-Pret. 7. S. Wrg!. 8. Coach AuV n — $pc r Or ’ M W� eli '0. M. Mamoff • «• Ambreey, '7 .«•� ' •1 R Farchaud R Co-art 15 K S -ef-ed ' • L. KWepettr 17. M. Hair ' • J- FFonpion '« C.le«on. � K Sch.� n, 11 JTWy 77. J lea � J. Shelton J- Srlor. 7S 8 0.., Dovo Myshrall provided many spiritual moments for the members of F.C.A. Fellowship of Christian Athletes, sponsored by Coach Austin, provided fellowship among the athletes of Broadmoor. The club had Bible studies and devotionals to promote Christianity and gave spiritual leadership. They also helped the FCA of LSU usher at basketball games. 175 The Band Whistled While They Worked ROW I: M. LaBawe. S. Shiflett. L. Abedie. C. Copes, S. Baker. C. Marquett®, G. Moyers, C. Bonaventure M. Kooly. J. Prestigiacomo T. R'«a D. Ajar C. Shaoffor. A, Coles. S. Pearson. N. Cop. M. Rickols. C. Horelwood. K. Smith. B. Delatte. M. Farekos. S. Lockhart. ROW 2: Mr. J. Gory. K. Howard. S. Fitts. K. Hosch. S. Fortner. D. Downs. P. Pomes. G. Fortner. J. Young. B. Lovell. S. Pillow. Mr. L. Fortier. ROW 3: R. Coco J. Merlott, M. E. Broemmelsiek. J. Portor, T. Broommolsiok, B. Swor. J. Speed. S. Kistlor. J. Davis. M. VonSendon. T. Theriot. S. Jacobson, J. Ferris. T. Porrior. P. Cullpepper. K. Culpoppor. V. Iddings. S. Mitchell. D. Hoskins, R. Knox. T. Pursell. B. Mathern®. J. Sycora. ROW 4: V. Cook D. Woods D. Tinsler. G. Palisi. J. Musso. T. Smith. D. Reece. W. Paino. M. David. R. Bolger. R. Thibodeaux. J. Clary. D. Carlock. H. Pillar, R. Black R. Spenser. ROW 5: S. Reece L. Gallager. R. Farrell. R. Walker, T. Parsons. J. VonSendon G. Baion. A. Beatty. S. Bally. E. Ballard J. 2 e '•, R Crawford. B. Dupug, R. Sutphen. R. Johnson. D. DiPelmo. B. Pruitt. C. LaCroix. A. Buckley. J. Palmer, D. Tally. ROW 6: V. Abadie B. Toepfer A Williams. V. Perkins. W. Legor. M. Null L. Thomasson, A. Odell. K. Morrero. S. Baker. 8. Laflin. D. Dwyer. C. Ray. E. Hill R. Mangham V LaBauwe. J. Thibodooux, B. Ferris. D. Goldsmith. D. Jonks. R. Glueck. J. R. Little. J. R. MiBer. J. Wore,. 176 The Broadmoor High School Band, directed by Mr. Lee Fortier, attended many school activities such as football games, parades, concerts and District and State Festivals. The band was found to bring much spirit to all the people which it stood for. Many money-making projects were held to finance their new uniforms. The members of the band worked hard this year toward the best band ever. 177 This year’s Stage Band performed for many civic organizations such as the Chamber of Commerce Good Morning Breakfast.” Jr. Miss Pageant. Miss Louisiana Pageant. Loyola Jazz Festival. They attended the National High School Stage Band Jazz Festival in Mobile. Alabama and Southeastern Louisiana University Jazz Festival. Broadmoor’s Stage Band has helped boost our high school's fine reputation in band music. ALL STATE BAND MEMBERS: J. R. Miller. G. Fortnor. J. Prostigiacomo. S. Fitts. B. Ferris. STAGE BAND MEMBERS: 1. B. Toepfer 2. R. Crawford 3. A. Beatty 4. S. Pillow 5. B. Dupuy 6. K. Howard 7. G. 8ajon 8. J. Thibodeaux 9. R. Mangham 10. M. LeBauve 11. S. Baker 12. J. R. Miller 13. C. Ray 14. A. Sierichs 15. M. Morgan 16. S. Fitts 17. R. Spinosa 18. J. Palmer 19. J. Decker 20. B. Ferris 21. V. Distefano 22. J. Prestigiacomo 23. M. Keoley 24. D. Haskins 178 Majorettes Kicked Life Into Pep Rallies i The Majorettes were an extra boost to the spirit of Broadmoor students. Their performances came to life due to many hours of practice alone and with the band. They danced at all the games and pep rallies. FAR LEFT: Cindy Copes — Sonior LEFT: Sandi Baker — Senior- 179 I ! FAR RIGHT: Susan Shiflott — Senior RIGHT: Connio Hazelwood — Junior Boosters Boost Spirit RIGHT: SOCK IT TO EM BOOSTERS!! (M. Ancona) BELOW: GO . . . GO . . . BUCS The Buccarettes were one of the most spirited clubs in school. Sponsored by Mrs. Pope, they attended all games, football and basketball. Much baking and decorating took place throughout the year for various athletic events. Buccarettes made a new sign for the front of the school reading BROADMOOR. HOME OF THE BATTLING BUCCANEERS. 182 RIGHT: HUP. two, throe, fovr . . SQUAD I: R. Allen — Sq. Leader. A. Cobb. B. Long K. Hitor. L. Stratmann. $. Ott. J. Broussard. P. Davidson. E. Young. C. Calandro. T. Fairbanks. S. Candler. A. West. D. Kirk. SQUAD 2: M. Broussard — Sq. Leader. M. Atkinson A. D'Arensbourg. T. Middlebrook. P. Pecorero. B. Kmard P. Chutz. J. Mattheisen. H. Lusted. D. Hereford. C. Cole. B. Retdiff. L. Chaffin. I. Russ. P. Fields. E. Croissont. P J SQUAD 3: M. V.cknoir — Sq. Leader. S. Harlan K. Hill B. Parsons C. Budden E. Gyan. K. MacKinnon, D. Lamb. L. MacPherson. D. Barnhart. G. Dev.He G. Guer,ng«r. q Smlth B Meyers. C. Jordan. SQUAD 4: K. Daigle — Sq. Loader. T. Johnstone. J. Whitohoad. J. O’Noal. D. Alford. L. Noonan. S. Lovell, T. Hingle. S. King, C. Broussard. L. Loe. T. Froshnoy, R. Irwin. D. Sims. S. Woil. 183 I I I SQUAD 5: D. Murray — Sq. Loader. L. Willis. S. Spragio. C. Ponthier. SQUAD 6: D. Harlan — Sq. Loador. P. Richards D. W aim J. F. Nugont. J. Alloy. L. Strickland. D. Crochet. S. Quick.. G. Martin. K. Middloton. J. Champagne. L. Friedrich. K. Dessert. B. Butterwort Mays. E. McGinty. M. Brand. I SQUAD 7: A. Marino — Sq. Loader. D. Bella. C. Hitor L. Bork. B. SQUAD 8: B. Theriot — Sq. Loador. K. McIntyre E. Lo 5 O Reilly. R. Prough. B. Rube. M. Rosenborg. B. Henry. S. Eubanks. Copus. D. Newcomb. K. Gaspard R. Joiner. R. Hamm. L Tomojak, M. Bishop. 184 Bouncers Got The Ball Rolling The Bouncers is a club formed primarily for the purpose of boosting overall spirit at Broadmoor. Some of the club activities included attending all pep rallies, demonstrating the example of a well-respected Broadmoor student, and cleaning-up after pep rallies. In closing. Bouncers hope that their spirit will continue throughout the years at the Home of the Fighting Bucs. BELOW: The originator of this club were Stove Jeensonne — President, Robert Soals — V. Pres.. Glen Eggers — Secretary, and Stan Bumgarner — Trees. 1. M'� . Jo-e� — Siww 2. G. J. S. B -«gI ' ' 4. S. 5. R $ � 6. M 7. C. I. J. 8. A. Miller 10. 6. OU� r II. T. er.«« 12. 6. 0«v.j 13 M No-� � � o-ik' 14 M H.R IS. C. Cl born 16 C. 8ovg« i 12. J. S b.« 18 0. Sh� -18. C. Ard� no« 20 0. 21. S. CK � .p r 22 W. CU-l 23. 8. 24 G. K8 25. J. )•� ••� 185 Art Club Doodled Arounc 1. Suson Levy 2. Sue Israel 3. Lisa Harrison 4. Barbara Dunn 5. Bernice Yuerbo 6. Renee Bordelon 7. Mr. Sells 8. Colleen Morgan 9. Shawnda Bolton 10. Johnette Overton I I. Julio Wright 12. Loren Robertson 13. Al Salzer 14. Lori Noonon 15. Molly Henderson 16. Cheri Budden 17. Mark Souter The art club broadened the ideas of art for many Broadmoor art students. It was an extra boost to their art education. This club, sponsored by Mr. Sells, helped its members express themselves through art. Resolved: The '72 Debate Squad Is The Best 1. Mrs. Sp ers — Sponsor 2. Dobbio Bullock — Pres. 3. Dawn Davenport — Sec. 4. Mike McCarty — Treas. 5. Donna Crowson — Rep.Hisf. 6. Anders Mossberg 7. Geno Joffrios 8. Kip Knight 9. Charles Montgomery 10. Ross Simmonds 11. Stovon Loo 12. Don Conrad 13. Claire Mestayer 14. Jean Vignos 15. Robert Lawronco 16. Michelle Kellett 17. Robert Baldridge 18. Scott Carley The Debate Squad, coached by Mrs. Spiers, began the season with a successful journey to USL. They took second place in the division of highest speaker ratings. David Self brought a trophy to Broadmoor by placing second as a discussion leader. The squad again traveled to Lafayette for a national tournament on Dec. 2 and attended tournaments in New Orleans and Lake Charles. ! LEFT: Resolved: Thot governmental financial support for all public elomontary and secondary education in the United Stotos should be provided exclusively by the Federal Government. Na-Ney-Ne-No-Nu � FIRST ROW: K. Steadman, t. Rhudo. K. Raborn. 8. Theriot. B. Dwyer. 8. Denton. L. Butler. D. Barrow. $. Oeypool, D. Roberts K. Griffion R. Thoriof. M. Pome E. Hondrix. C. Windham. F. Drushel. L. Barnet J. Vignos. M. Lejeune. SECOND ROW: M, Coie P. Berry J. Harvey. J. Alloy. B. Rube. K. Chatelain. S. Prettwood. C. Blackwell. J. Smith. M. VanDeutekon. D. Hatkinj. M. Termlr M. Robinson B. Robertson Lite Johnston. A. Black. R. Allen D. Defeo. N. Shanklin. THIRD ROW; M. A. Stewart, I. Brooks S. A en. D. Dyer.-M. Morgan. N. Betchaver J. Rains. B. Thomas W. Speaks. L. Bennett. D. Zettlomoyer. R. Gutfery. J. Champane. P. Aleiander K. Smith. D. Scruggs. R. Whitehead. T. Nelson. D. Pope. FOURTH ROW: R. Thompson. C. Morgan. C. Claudet. J. Edwards M. McCord. M. Thorne K. Lane. S. Hendrix. J. Hingle. T. Galoy. K. Graham. C. Strahan. T. McCord. H. Bagwell. K. Corely. D. Bullock. D. Lamb. D. Alonzo. M. Lebo M. Orillion. i 188 Do-Re-Mi- . . . The Broadmoor High School Choir had a fantastic year. Their outstanding performances at Christmas and Easter were due to their hard work and dedication throughout the year. Each member put in os much as 12 hours of practice in a week. Membership tryouts for the choir were held twice this year. The high point of the year was the spring tour through many states. Red Cross Helps Our Community Broadmoor's chapter of Red Cross is largely involved with the Parish Council. With them, the school organization carries on such activities as a picnic for handicapped children and ringing bells. They also put on a campaign for blood donations. RIGHT: Tho Rod Cross Officers: S. Eubonks — Pros., P. Humphroys — Council Dologate. D. Avory — V.-Pros.. C. Buddon — Rep. His .. J. Middleton — Sec. 1. Mrs. Milner 2. C.Budden 3. J. Middleton ■4. S. Eubanks 5. D. Avery 6. C. Brown 7. C. Knight 8. C. Hitor 9. M. Vicknair 10. C. Hastings 11. J. Mead 12. D. Kinchon I 3. D. Simms 14. B. Kinard 15. J. Butcher 16. P. Humphreys 17. K. Knight 18. P. Joiner BMA Grew Rapidly 9. 1. T. F-eshney 13. D. Davenport 25. M. McElderry 2. D. Yeido 14. L. Rhude 26. M. Weeks 3. M. Vicknair 15. B. Rube 27. D. Woods 4. Mrs. Claiborne 16. G. Clay 28. R. Daspit 5. T. Smith 17. D. Scruggs 29. J. Groody 6. T. Fairbanks 18. B. Kinard 30. D. Alonzo 7. T. Babcock 19. J. Mays 31. S. Balos 8. S. Allen 20. E. Hendrix 32. L. Hurrolbrink 9. D. Downs 21. A. Block 33. D. Slocum 10. K. Davis 22. B. Denton 34. C. Hoffman II. D. Kinchen 23. M. McCord 35. M. Nowakowski i? J. Mend 24. D. Williams 36. J. Garmon 37. A. Bugeo 38. J. Johnston 39. D. Vutera 8E.0W: BMA members enjoyed inforosting speakers in medical fields. The Broadmoor Medical Assn., in its third year now, is an educational professional club. This year the club's membership grew and before long, projects were in full swing. Speakers included a physical therapist, a pediatrician, and a social worker. Members enjoyed visiting the Woman's Hospital and the Public Health Hospital in Carville. BMA also visited the nursing home once a month. 191 GAA Got Going ROW I: Mrs. Herbert. T. Andrews. E. Croissant. M. Browning. J. Zielinski. T. Babcock. S. Soofield. ROW 2: K. Conkling K. Y0.-5 M. Edwards. S. Oft. G. Salpietra. K. Strickland. K. McGinty. L. Scardina. E. Gyan. K. Davij. L. Hoad. B. Owyer. T. Robertson ROW 3: S. Levy. T. Bozant. C. Kelly. A. Humphreys. P. Moorer. S. Reoch. B. Kinard. B. Rube. J. Moad. E. McGinty. I. Nowalowski T. Babcock P. O'Meara. D. Vutero K. DeBenedetto. ROW 4: R. Proe. T. Truxillo. M. Ponthier. K. Daigle B. O'Reilly. M. 6 h« j Gorman. M. Dessort. L. Conkling. R. Whitehead. B. Eckert, M. Kinard. B. Robertson A. Stevens. ROW 5: P. Autrey S. Holt. T. Johnston. 1. Loe. G. Dollspergor. M. Mayeau. M. Welch. A. Bugea. L. Long. D. Yiode S. Allen. R. Bordelon. B. Y'Barbo. M. Vicknair. ROW 6: C. Hastings. D. Barnhart. Y. Osment. B. Kingsbury. K. Davis. A. Austin. S. Lovell. J. Butcher. J. A. D A'ertboyg S. Eubanks. S. Way. T. Mclaud. N. Delery. A. Kimmit. C. Hitor. ROW 7: L. Russ. W. Gistedt. D. Badon. K. Shores D. fcitehtr. S. Musso. G. Carrol. J. Parker. L. Cossanova. T. Smith. S. Dawson, J. Broussard. C. Cotton. K. MacKinnon. ROW 8: J. Oa l B. Sanders. M. Horan. K. Wilson. S. Raymond. R. Hanlett. P. Calandro. J. Middleton. T. Blackwell. P. Davidson. G. Smith. C. Calandro. A. Fort, P. Richards. ROW 9: N. Neary. B. Strickland. T. Tyner. K. Saber. T. Thorney. A. Cobb. R. Smith. M.HeeW D. Kirk. J. Inzenga. J. Edwards. S. Baker, J. Vigor. B. Meyers. L. Borteau. GAA. which had one of the largest memberships in the school, was active in intramural athletics. The members were awarded letters for the points they earned by serving as team capta.ns and in other capacities. 192 PEM Girls Perked Up Gym PEM stands for Physical Education Majors. These girls are the leaders in every gym class. They do such things as starting the music, filling out absentee slips, and keeping track of equipment. They are the outstanding members of GAA. LEFT: Love Casanova is far-out in left field. 1. Mm. lot 16. E. ra� 31. M. Horan 2. J. Z-oUtl. 17. L S v m 32. J. f’a'ta' 3. t Croktaat 18. T. Tru.ilo 33. T. Aadrawt 4. 1. tvll 5. N. Nm’v 19. W.G-itadt 20. B. SandaM 34. A. ICimmitt IS. K. Oavi 6. K. Yov 9 21. 0. YakSa 7. C. Hoitigi 22. T. RobaM oa 36. K. Bltka 8. S. Holt 23. I. Caianova 37. T. Mclaod 9. t . Vvtara 24. K. McG.«N 38. J. 10. S. Raa h 2S. T. TKomay 39. A. Bvqaa 11. M. Po'itt' ' 26. R. SmitK 40. S. Barratt 12. K. D. qla 27. T. Tynaf 41. T. Clark 13. M. 6 owni g 28. K. MacK. o« 42. M OtJk o 14. L. Sca'd M 29. 0. 8v cbar IS. T. Babcock 30. S. Mm� o 43. J. Harvay 44. M. laBo 193 Checkmate ABOVE: CHESS CLUB OFFICERS: T. Upton — Vico-Pres.. M. Cox® — S®c.. J. Groody — Treas.. N. Eichor — Pres. The Gambit, sponsored by Mr. Hulbert, was organized for the purpose of teaching others to play chess and letting everyone know the game is not as complicated as thought in the past. The members have attended some of the meetings of the Baton Rouge Chess Association. They plan to play students from other schools. 1. Mr. Hulbort 2. J. Groody 3. M. Coxe T. Upton 5. N. Eichor 6. S. Carloy 7. J. Camp 8. 0. Sweonoy f. D. Tapp 10. T. Smith 11. M. Miller 12. C. Werner 13. 0. Mills 14. T. Babcoclc 15. G. Cunningham 16. K. Neary 17. 8. Pourciau 194 — ----------------- COE Members Really Work 1. Mrj. Lawrence 2. Cheryl Higginbotham 3. Kay McOaniol 4. Debbie Aillot 5. Sue Cutror 6. Donna Crowton 7. Winnio Landry 8. Soiollo Wright 9. Carolyn McChoron 10. He Crucq 11. Barbara Marqueffo 12. Eileen Landry 13. Deraid Shaw 14. Pam Garrot 15. Debbie MeCubbin 16. Jodie Reach I 7. Nancy Noonan 18. Molly Regon 19. Mary Neely X - . -■0 rov-t Ci -t4 COE had an active year. To raise money, they sold candy and placemats. They also had a medicine bottle drive and a carwash. One day during the year was put aside for a banquet. Near the end of the year. COE had a special Employer-Employee Banquet. Mrs. Lawrence is sponsor. This year's president was Debbie Aillet. vice president was Kay McDaniel, treasurer was Cheryl Higginbotham and Donna Crowscn was reporter. LEFT: The COE closs worked hard to improve thoir business skill . (P. Garrot. K. McDaniel. C. Higginbotham.) BELOW: Some COE'ers wondered i? the mcnoy was worth tho pneumonia. Hi-Y Hangs In Ther I Hi-Y participated in the Louisiana Youth Legislature. They staged an ecology campaign which included beautifying the landscape around the campus. Hi-Y busied themselves with collecting for Salvation Army and for all fun-loving Broadmoor students they sponsored the first annual invitational hayride classic. RIGHT: Tho Hi-Y Officers: B. Ward — Troas.. T. Ross — Pres.. A. Mayoux — Rep.-Hist.. K. Talbot — Chaplain. 8. Stanley — Parliamentarian. M. Ross — Soc. NOT PICTURED: M. DAronsbourg — V.-Pres. I: Coach Morris 2. Gazelle Wright 3. Mike D Arensbourg 4. Kyle Talbot 5. Billy Ward 6. Armand Mayeux 7. John Neely 8. Miko Ross 9. Terry Ross 10. Bruco Stonley 11. Carolyn McCharen 12. Howard Vince 13. Ronnio Arnold 14. Vic Sommers 15. Mark Ambrosious 16. Billy Oliver 17. Jorry Sabin 18. Robert Iglosios 19. Ricky Scoggins 20. Paul Allen 21. Chuck Wilson 22. Ricky Cowart 23. Billy Rupeter 24. Tommy Toilet 25. Joe Kadi 26. David Crabtroo 27. Greg McElveen 28. 8Jake Whitlech 196 DECA Members Worked In The Afternoons LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol D«p«w. Billy Dedon. Richie Dorion. Ricky Gill. Zoko Zettlemeyer. Jeff Gerald. Jimmy Martin. Steve McCrory. Greer McAndrew. Michiel 8rignac. Louis Rome, Dean Avery. Mike Pitelo. Rosemarie Dotier. Brenda McAllister. Vicki Thompson. Lisa Strickland. Kathleen Culmone. Terri Babin. Cindy Bogan. Nancy Noary. Barbara Wolch. Chip Gelpi. and Connie Sutsky. Money was the attraction which kept many Broadmoor students out of afternoon classes. Sponsored by Miss Burris. DECA members were eager to take part in the business world. 197 DECA Members Toni Martin and Jimmy Kendrik with Miss Burris feast at Shoneys. 1. P. Cormier 2. E. Joffries 3. S. Morris 4. D. Thompson 5. L. Demonn 6. W. Lawrence 7. M. Harrell 8. R. Andre 9. R. Landry 10. G. Phillips 11. H. Hudson 12. D. Zettlemoyer 13. L. Calvin 14. M. Badoaux 15. J. Kissner 16. J. Guthrie 17. D. McKay 18. F. Fabre 19. R. Adcock 20. W. Benton 21. S. Clark 22. B. Blanchard 23. L. Butler 24. F. Harvoy 25. L. Kissner 26. A. Moore 27. W. Favre 28. R. McKee 29. C. Combs 30. J. Paul 31. B. Blanchard 32. C. Drouet 33. J. Hargett 34. J. Starnes 35. H. Bourg 36. R. Rupeter 37. C. Teepell 38. M. Montgomery 39. R. Cash 40. K. Graham 41. S. Mayeux 42. R. Vargo 43. J. Ragusa 44. R. Adams 45. S. Kistler 46. J. Groody 198 ABOVE: ROTC took prido in marching through daily drills. 199 LIBRARY AIDES: SITTING: Wildo Dontzer. Billy Donhom. Mike McCorty. STANDING: Robert Lawrence Charles Montgomery. Barry Ward. Dev'd Jacobson. Chris Werner. Bruce Stanley. Rene Smith. David Freeman, Paul Joiner. Mark McDuffie. Ricky Hill. Der DeSa'mo. ATTENDANCE OFFICE AIDES: 1. Pam Kimbal1 2. Robert Seals 3. Lee Smith 4. Billy Oliver 5. David Nowacki 6. David Potter 7. Lisa Summerell 8. Bobbie Hillman 9. Susan Curry 10. Anne Bugea 11. Laurie Davenport 12. Cliff Drouet 13. Lisa Windham 14. Kathy Shores 15. Debbie Badon 16. Diane Bortnik 17. Jimmy Sykoro 18. Don Grahom 19. Deana Price 20. Ree Sussky 21. Patti Granzin 22. Cindy Knight 23. Freda Nugent 24. Gail Henrikson 25. Angela Puccio 26. Stan Bumgorner 200 Neither Rain, Nor Sleet, Nor Gloom Of Early Morning . In the various offices of our school much of the work was carried on by volunteer aides. They did such tasks as looking up information in the files, checking students out and manning the telephones. They were a great deal of help to the secretaries. MAIN OFFICE AIDES: Loren Kleinpoter. Cliff Drouot Melanie Vicknair. Joe Copus. Jimmy Sykora. Don Grahom David Nowacki. GUIDANCE OFFICE AIDES: 1. L. Hurrelbrink 2. M. Nowasowski 3. L. Percy 4. M. Nanney 5. S. Bumgarnor 6. S. Smith 7. R. Curry 8. S. Champogne 9. R. Seals 10. P. Kimball 11. M. Munley 12. M. Ponlhier 13. P. Bella 14. G. Eggers 15. D. Nowacki 16. S. Jeansonne 17. C. Claiborne 18. C. Anderson 19. R. Corley 20. P. Cormier 21. E. Harlan 22. C. Drouet 23. L. Smith 24. W. Clark 201 £5 I 203 MARTHA ANCONA: for leadership as Captain of Buccarettes and as Vice-President of BGs and for servico as a member of Keyettes. GAA. PEM. and SGA. Reporter-Historion of Studant Govern-mant. Treasurer of Keyettes. and Vice-President of Latin Club and for service with Buccarettes. BG s. PEM. and GAA. ALLEN DARDEN: for academic superiority ond achievement as a National Morit Commended Student and NEDT Certificate recipient, for leadership as Junior Class Treasurer, for achievement as an American Chemical Society Award Winner and for placing in District Literary and Chemistry Rallies, and for sorvice with Interact. Math Club. Blado staff, and as a Junior Rotarian and Keyette Beau.__________ SANDY BAKER: for performance as a Maprette ond for service as o member of 8G's FTA Los Espanoles. SGA. GAA. and Band. DAWN DAVENPORT: for leadership as V e-President of APS and Secretary of the Debs1 Squad, for recognition as a participant in Americans Abroad Scholarship Program and fcr service as a member of the Buccaneer Log s i Beto Club. Mu Sigma. Los Espanoles and BMA 204 fB'ioaJmo v DAVID BRITT: for leadership as President of Mu Alpha Theta and for service os a member of Beta Club, Students Interested Now, Intoract, and Mu Sigma. SHARON BUTTERWORTH: for ocodomic superiority end achievement as a National Merit Com-mondod Studont and NEDT Certificate winner, for service as Editor of the Buccaneer Log, for leadership as Vice-President of Beto Club and Secretary of Mu Alpho Theta and for service with BG's. Los Espanolos. Buccarettes. Mu Sigma. Y-Teens, FTA. and 8MA. JOE COPUS: for leadership as President of Student Government and member of Leo Club Board of Directors, for performance in baseball, and for service with Mu Sigma. Beto. FCA and as a Buccarette Beau. MELISSA EDWARDS: for service as a Cheerleader and os a GAA Council Momber. as a member of Keyettes. BG's. SGA. and as on Interact Sweetheart. STEVE FITTS: for service os Student Conductor for the Bond, for recognition as an All-Porish Band member for three yeors and for service os o member of the Bond. 205 DAVID GOLDSMITH: for achiovomont LES HURRELBRINK: for academic achievement JILL JORDAN: for service as a Che reade- ... as winnor of tho District Rally in Alge- os a National Merit Semifinalist, for leadership as Leo Club Sweetheart and membership . jl? bra II and for sorvice as a member of President of Beta Club and Interact Senior Advi- Club. BG's. PEM and SGA. the Band. Beta Club. Mu Sigmo. and sor and for service os a member of the Junior Studont Government. and Senior Class Executive Committees and of Mu Sigmo ond BMA. PAUL LElNWfcBER: for leadership as Vice-President of Intoract and Vice-President of Mu Sigma and for service as a member of Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Beta Club and Student Government. HOWARD MAASSEN: for academe ch - ment as a Notionol Merit SemifinaLst a 3 S. mer Science Training Program participant and’o' service as Buccaneer Log photograph ' vd s‘! member and Mu Alpha Theta member. 206 Ls{t BwJ nmhy PAM KIMBALL: for loodorship os Vice-President of FTA and Reportor-Historion of Mu Sigma and for servica with GAA. Mu Alpha Thota. Boto Club and as a momber of the Senior Class Executive Council. LOREN KLEINPETER: for academic achievement as o Notionol Merit Commended Student. NEDT Certificate recipient, ond for Football Scholastic Award for two years, for leadership as Sr. Class President ond Key Club Parliamentarian, for service in Mu Sigmo, Bond. Boto Club. FCA. FTA and on the Jr. Class Executive Council and for performance in footboll. ARMAND MAYEAUX: for leadership as Hi-Y Secretary, for athletic achievement in All-District Football ond All-District Track, for service as Key Club Junior Representative ond for performance in football and track. FREDA NUGENT: for leadership as President of Future Teachers and Vice-President of Los Espa-noles ond for service os Assistant Editor of the Buccaneer Log and with BG s. Mu Sigma. GAA SGA. and BMA. KENT PARSONS: for leadership as Student Government Vice-President, for service with the Choir. Leo Club. Beta Club. Latin Club. Hi-Y and as Y-Club Beau and Buccarette Beau and for performance in football and baseball. 207 STEVE PILLOW: for achievement es an All-Parish Band Member and for two years’ service as Drum Major, and for participation in Mu Sigma. Interact and Band. LIBBY RUSS: for leadership as President of Broadmoor Christian Girls and Vice-President of Y-Oub ond for service with PEM. GAA Buccar-ettes and Student Government. CLAY STEWART: for academic achievement as a National Merit Commended Student, for leadership as Junior Class Vice-President and Key Club Vice-President and for service with Bota Club. Los Espanolos and Mu Sigma. BECKY STRICKLAND: for leadership as District FTA Reporter-Historian. GAA Council Member. Chaplain. Keyettos Junior Representative, and for service os a Cheerleader and with SGA. Beta Club. PEM and Mu Sigma. MELANIE VICKNAIR: for academic recognition os an NEDT Certificate winner, for leadership as President of BMA. FTA Treasurer. Buccarettes Squadleader. Secretary of Beta Club. Junior and Senior Class Executive Council Member and with Keyettes, GAA BG's. and SGA. 208 (J]ioa(tnm ROBERT SEALS: for leadership os Troosuror of Interact and for service as o member of Future Teachers and Student Government. SUSAN SHIFLETT: for leadership os Secretary of the Senior Closs. Junior Class Secretory, and Beto Club Vico-Prosident. for acodemic recognition as an NEDT Certificate recipient ond for service os a Mojorotto ond Key Club Sweetheart and with Koyottos. Band. SGA. and Mu Sigma. BRUCE STANLEY: for leodorship as President of Leo Club and Ser-geant-at-Arms for Hi-Y. for service with FCA. FTA. and os o Y-Teens Beau ond a BGs Beau ond for three years' performance on the football, track, ond basketball teams. KRISTIE WIKMAN: for leadership os Reporter-Historion of tho Student Government. Koyottos Service Leoder. E8R School Board Dologoto. ond on EBR Parish Youth Council and for sorvico as o Cheerleader and with Buccarettes. FTA. Mu Alpha Theta. Mu Sigma and Beta Club. DILYS YEIDE: fo oceaemic recognition os on NEOT Certificate recipient, and for leadership as President of the Junior Classical League and Russian Club Vice-President and for service with the Blado staff. Mu Sigma. GAA and PEM. 209 Class Officers Led The Gar The Senior Class Officers and the Senior Class Executive Council worked hard planning the Senior Prom to make it the best Broadmoor has ever seen. RIGHT: Soniors lined up for th© Senior Clots Picture folton in Novombor. MIDDLE: SENIOR CLASS EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: Mork Nowokowski. Cloy Stewort. Loren Kleinpetor Glen Eggers. Suson Shiflett. Allon Dorden. Kothi MocKinnon. Molonio Vicknoir. Los Hurolbrink. Terri Andrews. Borry Word, ond Dovid Wood. BOTTOM: The expressions of o LEADER . . . 211 FRED KEVEN ABADIE RONALD CHARLES ADCOCK: NEDT Certificate 10: 1972 Summer Advanced Studies Program: Mu Alpha Theta II. VP 12: SIN 12: Mu Sigma II. 12. DE8RA ANNE AILLET: Buccarottos 10. II: B.G.'s II: GAA 10. Council Member 11; FTA 10: Mu Sigma II. 12: COE Pres. 12. LISA LOUISE AIME: NEDT Cortificeto 10: Mu Sigmo 11. 12: Leadership Conference 11. ROSALYN KAY ALLEN: All- Parish Choir II. 12: Outstanding Y-Club Officer 10: Buccorottes 10. II. Squadloeder 12: B.G.'s II. Chaplain 12: Choir 10. Section Leader II. Sec. 2: Y Club Pres. 10. FRANCES ANN AMMONS MARTHA ELIZABETH ANCONA: Buccarettes 10. Squadleader II. Captain 12: B.G.'s Trees. II. 12: Keyetfes II. 12: GAA 10. II: PEM II. 12: SGA 10. II. 12: Office Aide 12. CAROLE ANN ANDERSON: Office Aide II: DECA 12. CHAD PAUL ANDERSON TERRI ANDREWS: Mu Sigma 11: Sr. Class Executive Council: GAA 10. 11. Trees. 12: FTA 10: PEM II. 12. RONNIE CLAY ARNOLD PAMELA CLAY AUTREY: Jr. Achievement Trees.: GAA II. 12: Los Espanoles 11. 212 Patterns Of Anticipation DEBRA LYNNE BARNHART TERRI LYNN 8ABIN LINDA SUE BADEAUX DEBORAH LYNN BADON: Spanish Club 10. II; FTA 11. 12: Y-Club 10. BGs II. 12: GAA II. 12: Office Aide 12. HELENE KAY BAGWELL: Morit Who's Who of High School Students: Russian Club 12: Choir 10. II. 12: BGs II: Mu Sigma 12. GERALD JOSEPH BAJON SANDRA GAIL BAKER: Majorette II. 12: Homecoming Court II. 12: Interact Swoothoart II. 12: Girl's State 12: BG s II. 12: Red Cross 10. II: FTA 10. 12: Spanish Club II: SGA II. 12: GAA 10. II: Y-Club 10: Band 10. II. 12. STEVEN DOUGLAS BAKER DONNA JEAN BANKSTON WYN BARNETT SUSAN LEE BARRETT: NEDT Certificate 10: Beta Club 10. 11. 12: Spanish Club 10: Mu Sigma II. 12: FTA II. 12: PEM 12: Y-Club 10. DAVID ANTHONY BARROW: Choir 10. 12: Leo Club 10. II. 12. 213 t I ( DONNA RUTH BATTLES: Transferred from El Campo H.S., El Campo. Tex. 12: All— Star Volleyball 12. ALLEN A. BEATTY: Outstanding Musician II; Stago Band II, 12: Concert Band 10. II: Marching Band 10. II. 12. VINCENT PATRICK BELLA III: NEDT Cortificato 10: Beta Club 10. II. 12: Key Club 10. Troas. 11. 12: Los Espanoles 10. II. 12: Library Aide 11: Guidance Aide 12. JENNIFER ANN BISHOP LEN JOSEPH BORDELON TYRRELL ROYCE BORDELON LEONCE E. BORNE: Transferred from Catholic High. Baton Rouge. La. 10. CHARLES MICHAEL BOURGEOIS: NEDT Certificate 10: Koy Club 10. II. 12: Mu Sigma II. 12: Los Espanoles 10. Treas. II: Jr. Closs Executive Council. LINDA ANN BOYETTE TARA A. 80ZANT TERRY WILTON BRIAN: Bouncers 12. DAVID TILLMAN BRITT: Counselor of De Molay 11: Mu Alpha Theta 11. Pros. 12: Beta Club II. 12: SIN 12: Interact 10: Mu Sigma II. 12. 214 Yeah! Three Down And NO More To Go LAURA LYNN BROOKS MELANIE JEANNIN BROUSSARD: FHA 10: Y-Clob 10: BG's 11.12: Buccarettes II. Squad Leader 12. DANIEL LEE BROWN MELISSA SUE BROWNING: Glrlj State: Y-Club 10: FT A 12: Buccarettes 10. II:GAA 10. Rop.-HI t. II. V.P. 12: BG's II. Trees. 12: Jr. Class Executive Council. DAVID BRUCE BUCHANAN WILLIAM THOMAS 8UCHANAN DEBORAH ANNETTE BULLOCK: Debate 10. II. Pres. 12: AFS 10. II. 12: SGA 11. 12: Choir 10. II. Rep.-Hist. 12. JOSEPH STEVEN BULLOCK: Los Espanoles 10: SIN 12: DeMolay II. 12. TERRY ANN BUMGARDNER: PEM 12. French Club 10. STAN WESLEY BUMGARNER: Key Club II. 12: SGA II. 12: Baslotball 10. 12: Bouncers Trees. 12. BEVERLY MAE BURNETTE DEBORAH JANE BUTCHER t 215 f I LOUIS HUSON BUTLER DAVID MICHAEL BUTT SHARON LYNN BUTTERWORTH: Best English III: NEDT Certified 10: Notional Morit Commended Student 12: Girls Stato: BG s II. 12. Beta 10. II. V.P. 12: Los Esponoles 10. II: Buccarettes 10. II: Yearbook Editor 12. Mu Sigma II. 12: Mu Alpha Thoto 11. Sec. l2:Y T «ns 10: ETA 10: BMA II. CANDICE LYNNE CAIN BETH CAMPBELL: E.B.R. Youth Council 11; GAA II; ETA 12. NICK JOHN CANATELLA RICHARD LEWIS CARLEY: DeMolay 10. II. 12. DANIEL GIBSON CARLOCK III: Notional Morit Commended Student Band 10. II. 12. GLENDA KAY CARROLL: ETA 10. II. 12: GAA 10. II. 12: Tennis Club 12. Office Aide. SARAH ANN CARTER: BG s 11: SGA 10. 11: Latin Club Troes. 11: Rod Cross 10: GAA 10. JAMES WILLIAM CASH JR. ROBERT DAVID CASH. 216 Good Cheer Is Not A Hindrance To A Good Life RICHARD EUGENE CHEEK RODNEY DAVID CHEEK JAMES RONALD CLARY E. CARL CLAUDET: Transferred from Tara High School. Baton Rouge. La. 10. GREGORY ALLEN CLAY: Outstanding Spanish III Student 11; Who's Who Among American High School Students: BMA II. 12: Los Espanoles 10. II. 12: Library Aido II. STEVEN WILLIAM CLAYPOOL: Choir 10. Equipment Manager II. Pres. 12. KEITH MORROW COLE GLENN MANNING COLLEPS: Transferred from Jacksonville High. Jacksonville. Ark. 12. CRAIG NATHAN COMBS ANTOINETTE COMEAUX: DECA Club. MARY KAY CONKLING DONOVAN JOHN CONRAD 217 Seniors Had Mixed Emotions About Graduation CYNTHIA BEATRIX COPES: Red Cross 10: Y-Club 10: BG's II. 12: FTA 10: Bend 10. II. 12: Majorette 10. All-State 11. 12: Beta Club 10. II. 12: Mu Sigma 12. JOSEPH EDWARD COPUS: Student of the Month 12: Leo Club 10. Board of Directors 11. 12: Beta Club II. 12: SGA 10. II. Pres. 12: Mu Sigma II. 12: FCA 10. II. 12: Baseball 10. II. 12: Football 10: Basketball 10: Buccarette Beau 12. KELLY MAXWELL COSBY: Fronch Club 12: FTA 12. MAURINE BETTY CRABTREE RONALD LOUIS CRAWFORD: Stage Band I I: All State 12: Band 10. II. 12: All Parish Concert Band 11. STEPHANIE Y. CRAWFORD EILEEN CROISSANT: Red Cross 10: FTA 10: GAA 10. II. Sec. 12: BG’s II: PEM II. 12: Buccarettes II. 12: Y-Club Treas. 10: Mu Sigma II. 12: Los Espanoles 10. KATHLEEN ANNE CROLL: Transferred from Millburn High. Millburn. N. J. 12: Choir 12. DONNA LEAH CROWSON: Buccarettes 10. Sq. Leader II: FTA 10: Keyettes 10. International V.P. 11. Pres. 12: COE Rep. Hist. 12: SGA 12: Debate Rep.-Hist. 12. IKE ELEONORE CRUCQ: Buccarettes II: BG’s II: COE 12: Y-Teens 10: Mu Sigma II. 12: Los Espanoles 10. KATHLEEN DENETTE CULMONE 218 PAUL NORMAN CORMIER: Trock 10: French 10: ROTC Trees. 12: Football 10. II. LEONARD OWEN CULPEPPER: Football 10. II. 12: Track 10. II. ANN MARIE CUMMINGS: Y Club 10: Los Espanoles 10. II. 12: BG's II. 12: FTA 12: AFS 12: Yearbook 12. GARY PAUL CUNNINGHAM SUE MENNEE CUTRER KAREN MARIE DAIGLE: Transferred from Istrouma High. Baton Rougo. La. 10: PEM II. 12: BG's 12: Buccarettes II. Squadleader 12: Volleyball toam 11. ALLEN DALE DARDEN: American Chemical Society Award 11: April Student o the Month 11: National Merit Commended Student 12: Junior Roterion 12: NEDT Certificate 10: 2nd in District Literary and Chemistry Rallies 11: Outstanding Teenagers of America 12: Boy's State: Key Club II. 12: Interact 10: Math Club II: Beta Club II. 12: Mu Sigma II. 12: Junior Oass Treas.: Senior Class Executive Council: SGA II. 12: FTA 10: Keyetfe Beau 12: Blade Staff 11; Office Aide 10. II. MICHAEL FREDERICK D'ARENSBOURG: Hi—Y II. V.P. 12: FCA 10. II. 12: MOA II: Bouncers 12: Interact II. 12: Football 10. II. 12: Baseball 10. 11. 12: Track 10. II: Leadership Conference 12: Youth Legislature 12. TOM FOREST DAVENPORT KATHY JOHANNA DAVIS: Buccaneer Belle Court 10. II: Mardi Gras Court 10. II; Homecoming Court 12: Girl's State 12: 8G s II. 12: GAA II. 12: PEM 12: BMA 12: Latin Club II. V.P. 12: BMA 12. KAY FRANCES ANNE DEBENEDETTO: GAA II. 12: FHA 10. II. Officer-at-large 12. NELSON JOSEPH DECKER WILLIAM GAYLE DEDON 219 I I DEBRA ANN DEFEO: Choir 11. 12: Mu Sigma II. 12: Fronch Club 10, II: FTA 10. DANIEL FRANK DEGARMO: Transferred from Robert E. Lee High, Baytown. Texas. 10: AFS 10. II. Pres. 12: French Club 11. 12: Russian Club 12. DONALD HALL DEGARMO: Transferred from Robert E. Lee High. Baytown. Toxas. 10: International Affoirs Club 11. NOEL LIVAUDAIS DELERY: FHA 10: Yoarbook Stoff 11: GAA 10. II. 12: Boccarettos 10. II: BG's 10. II. Pari. 12: French Club 10: FTA 10. II: Office Aide 12. HAZEL ANNE DELLSPERGER: Yearbook Staff II: ROTC Sponsor 12: Los Espanoles 10. II: BMA II. LLOYD FREDERICK DEMONN KATHLEEN LOUISE DESSERT: French Club 10. II. Trees. 12: Mu Sigma 12: 8lede Staff 11. SUSAN FAYE DEVILLE: Debate Team Rep.-Hist. 11: Los Espartolos: Red Cross: NEPT Certificate. 10. DANNY M. DEWEESE DIANNE ELIZABETH DIDIER IDA MICHELLE DIMATTIA DENISE ANGELA DISTEFANO I 220 Seniors Planned THE Trip MITCH JOHN DODDS STEVEN MICHAEL DODDS RICHIE ANTHONY DOIRON WILLIAM ROBERT DONHAM JASPER DON DOOLEY DAVID SCOn DOUGHTY: Intramural Basketball Champions 11. JANIS LYNNE DOWELL: Transferred from Russellville High. Russelvillo. Ark. 11: French Club I I. ROSEMARIE DOZIER WYMAN IRA DUNLAP JR.: Basketball 10. II. 12. BARBARA GAIL DUNN DAVID S. DUNN ELIZABETH JANE EDWARDS: Interact Sweetheart 12: Miss Merry Christmas 12: FTA 12: Buccarettes 10. II:Y-Club 10: BG s II. 12: Choir 10. All Parish II. 12: Los Espanoles II. MELISSA BRANFORD EDWARDS: Girl's State: Koyottes 10. II. 12: Buccarettes 10. II: Beta 10: Y-Club Chaplain 10: BG's 11: Lo Espanoles 10: Cheerleader 12: Interact Sweetheart 12: GAA Council Member 12: SGA 12. GLEN PRESTON EGGARS: Buccarette Beau 10: Jr. Clast Pres.: Jr. Class Favorite: Keyette Beau 12: Sr. Class V.P.; SGA II. 12: Beta II. 12: FTA 10. II. 12: Boy's State Senator-Pres. Pro Tempore of Senate: Key Club Sophomore Director. Sec. II. Pres. 12. RICHARD GLEN FARRELL WILLARD AVINELL FAVRE: BMA 12: ROTC 12. NANCY K. FELDER WILLIAM FLOYD FERRIS: All Parish Band II. 12: All State Band 12: Band 10. 11. 12: Stagehand II. 12. PATRICIA ILENE FIELDS: NEDT Certificate 10: National Merit Commended Studont; Y-Club Sec. 10: Buccorettes 10. II. 12: Beta 10. I I. 12: Mu Sigma II. 12: BG's 11: Los Espanoles 10. STEVEN LEWIS FITTS: All Parish Band 10. II. 12: Stage Band 10. II. 12: Marching Band 10. II: Studont Conductor 12: Interact 10. VICTORIA LYNN FONTANA: Transferred from Tara High School. Baton Rouge. La. CATHY MARIE FONTENOT WILLIAM EZRA FORTENBERRY. STACEY ADAIR EUBANKS Stairway To Heaven I I PATRICIA LYNN FRESHNEY: Bucc4r f t II. 12: BMA II. Sec. 12: BG 12. WILLIAM SCOTT GADDY GEORGE THOMAS GALEY JAMES HADEN GARMON: Golf Team 10. II. 12: BMA 12: Lotin Club 12: FCA 12. DEBBIE ANN GARON: FHA 10. II. 12. PAMELA SUE GARROT: Buccorottoj ll;BG's II. 12: Y-Club 10: Mu Sigma 12: COE 12. GLENDA GAYLE GILLEN WENDY ELAINE GISTEDT EDWARD LAMAR GOFF DAVID WARD GOLDSMITH: First place in District Alg. II Rally: Band 10. II. 12: Beta Club 10. II. 12: Mu Sigma 11, 12: SGA 12: German 10. KAREN JEAN GOODRUM: Mu Sigma II. 12: FTA II. 12: Lot Etpenoles 10. II: BG's 12: Y-Club 10. KEITH DELNO GRAHAM: CHoir 10. II. V.P. 12: All Parith Choir II. 12: Ban Section Leader: ROTC 12. I 223 The “Classy” Class PATTI GAY GRANZIN: Merit s Who's Who Among High School Students 12: 8G‘s 11. Buccerettes ll:GAA 10. II. 12: FTA II. 12: Spanish Club 10: Swim Team 10: Russian Club 12: Office Aide 12. KEVIN DAVID GRIFFON: Choir 10. II. 12. SUELLEN HARDIN: Choir 10. ERIC HAMPTON HARLAN: Boy's State: EBR Youth Council 12: Interact 10. II. 12: SGA 12. MARGARET LOUISE HARLAN LISA MARIE HARRISON: FTA 10. II: Art Club II. 12: GAA 11. FRANK DARRYLE HARVEY CINDY LOU HASTINGS JAMES R. HAYS LISA KATHERYN HAZLIP: GAA II; DECA 12. LINDA GAIL HEAD: GAA 10. II. 12: FTA II. 12: Spanish Club 11: Jr. Achievement Trees. 10. GARY LYNN HANEY 224 DAVID GLENN HELSETH GAIL ANN HENRIKSEN: FTA 10. II. Rap.—Hist. 12: Bata Club 12: Mu Sigma 11. Troas. 12: Loi Eipanolei Prei. 11. Social Chairman 12: BG's II: Rad Crow 10. II. 12. BRAD STEPHEN HIGBY CHERYL MARIE HIGGINBOTHAM: FHA 10. 11: Mu Sigma II. 12: COE Treai. 12. GILLIS CHARLES HILL LANDA SHERYL HINSON CANDYCE GAY HITER CHARLES EDWARD HOFFMAN: Transferred from Mountain High. Wait Orange. N. J. 12: BMA 12: Interact 12: Bouncers 12. STEPHANIE DAWN HOLT: BG's 12: FHA 12: FTA 12: PEM 12: GAA 12. MARY CLAIRE HOLTHAUS KENETH DAVID HOWARD: All-State Stage Band 12: All-Parith Band 12: Stage 8and 11 12: Marching Band 10. II. 12: Drum Major 12: Concert Band 10. II. 12: V.P. of Band 12. HARRY LEACH HUDSON 225 Seniors Enjoyed Being On Top LESTER ERNEST HURREL8RINK CAROLYN SUE ISRAEL: BGs 10. II. 12: GAA 10. II. 12: FTA 10. II. 12: Art Club 12: BMA 12. KAREN ANN JACKSON MARK STEVEN JACKSON: Transforrod from Southwood High, Shrovoport. La. II: Track II. USA CELESTE JACOBS: Transferred from Glen Oaks High. Baton Rouge. La. 11. SAMUEL JACOBS DAVID CHARLES JACOBSON: Red Cross 10: Library Aide 10. II. 12. STEPHEN P. JEANSONNE: Key Club 10. II. 12: SGA 10: French Club 10: Bouncers Pres. 12: Track 10. II. 12. PAUL RALPH JENNINGS JEANINE LORRAINE JOHNSON PAUL WYMAN JOINER: Art IV Award 11: Red Cross II. 12: Library Aide 10. II. 12. MICHAEL ROBERT JONES: Mu Sigma 12. 226 TRACEY CLORAN JONES: Art Club Rop.-Hist. 11; Bote Club 10. II. Treos. 12: Buccaretto 10. II: BG's II. 12: Mu Sigma II. 12: Tennis Team 11. 12. JILL LEE JORDAN DAVID WAYNE JUMONVILLE: Transferred from Acadiana High, Lafayette. La. 10: Debate Club 10. II: Russian Club 12: BARK Treas. 12. JAMES THOMAS KENDRICK: Jr. Achievement 11; DECA Club Pari. 12. PAMELA JEAN KIMBALL: GAA 10. 11. 12: Mu Alpha Theta II; BG’s II: PEM II: Keyettes 12: SGA 12: Beta Club 12: Office Aide 12: FT A 11. V.P. 12: Mu Sigma Rep.— Hist. 12: Sr. Class Executive Council. ANNE MARIE KIMMIT: GAA 10. 11. 12: PEM 12. Red Cross 10: BG’s II. 12: Y-Club 10: Fronch Club 10. II: FTA 10. 12. BRENDA SUE KINARD KAREN LYNNE KIRK STEVEN BYRON KISTLER: Football 10. II: Track 10. ROTC 12. ROBERT LOREN KLEINPETER: Football 10. II. 12: Band 10. II. 12: Key Club 10. II. Pad. 12: Beta Club 10. II. 12: FCA 10. II. 12: FTA 10. 12: Jr. Class Executive Council: Mu Sigma 11. 12: Blade Staff 11: Sr. Class Pres.: NEDT Certificate: Scholastic Award Football II. 12: Notional Merit Commondod Student 12: Outstanding Teenoger of America 12: Morifs Who’s Who Among High School Students 12: Society of Outstanding High School Students: Office Aido 12. CYNTHIA LEIGH KNIGHT 227 PATTIE GAIL KORNEGAY: Choir 10. II: BG s 12. LISA JOANN KUYRKENDALL: Buccarotfes 10. II:Y-Club 10: Hi-Y Sweetheart 10. II: BG's 10. II: SGA 10. II. MICHAEL HOWARD LaBAUVE: Golf Team 10. II. 12: Intoract 10: Concort Band 10. II. 12: Stago 8and 12. LARRY B. LAKIN FRANK THOMAS LAMASTER: Transferred from Forest Park High. Boaumont. Tex. 11: Tennis 12: Latin Club 12. DEBORAH ANN LANDRY EILEEN MARIE LANDRY: FHA 10: COE 12. MICHAEL PAUL LANDRY ROY JOSEPH LANDRY: FCA 10, II. V.P. 12: ROTC 12: Football 10. II. 12. WINNIE MARIE LANDRY KAREN LANE MARY STUART LAPHAM: FHA 10: Los Espanoles 10: FTA II. MARK KEITH LeCOUR: FCA 10. II. 12: Hi-Y II. 228 Some Seniors Even Studied MICHAEL ARTHUR LARISEY: Transferred from Lobanon High. Lebanon. Ponn. 12. KEITH EDWIN LAUTER KENNETH WILLIAM LAWRENCE MARTHA ANN LEBO: PEM 12: Choir 10. II. Soc. 12. DIANNE MARIE LEGGETT PAUL DOUGLAS LEINWEBER: Boys Stato 12: Intoract 10, II. V.P. 12: FCA 10. II. 12: Bota Club II. 12: Mu Sigma II. V.P. 12: SGA II: Baseball 10. DAVID BLANTON LEVY KAREN SUZANNE LINN KATHERINE ANN LINN: Transferred from 8yrd High, Shreveport. La. 10: Art Club 10: Drama Club 10. THOMAS H. LINN SHARON LOU LOCKHART CATHERINE LYNN LOCKWOOD: Y-Teens 10: Mu Sigma 12: BG's 10. II. 12: Buccarettes 11. Sec. 12. 229 I CECIL WILLIAM LOVELL STEVEN KALISHER LOWE: 8and 10. II. 12. SALLY JEAN LUKE: Buccarettes 11. Service Leader 12: BG's II. 12: FT A 12. HOWARD M. MAASSEN: Transferred from Deerfiold High. Deerfield. III. 10: National Merit Somifinalist 12: Mu Alpha Theta II. 12: Yearbook Photographer 12: Summer Science Training Program 12. KATHRYN DALE MacKINNON: NEDT Certificate: GAA 10. II. 12: PEM 12: Lot Etpanolet 10: Y-Club 10: BG's II. 2nd VP 12: BMA II. Buccarettos II. 12: FTA 10.-I I. Diitrict VP 12: Beta Club 12: Mu Sigma 12: Koyettes 12: SGA 12. RICHARD JOSEPH MANGHAM MARK VINCENT MARINOFF: Football 10. II. 12: Baseball 10: FCA 10. II. 12: FTA 10. II. 12: Hi-Y II. 12: SGA II. 12. BARBARA JEAN MARQUETTE: FHA 10: Office Aide II: COE 12. SUSAN GWENDOLYN MARSH: SGA II; FTA 12: Yearbook 12: Los Espanoles 11 12: BG’s 12: Mu Sigma 12: AFS 12. ANTOINETTE MARTIN: Beta Club 10. II. 12: FHA 10. V.P. II: Y-Club 10: BG's ll:DECA II. Pres. 12: GAA 10: FTA II; SGA 12: Mu Sigma 12. MIKE WARRE MAY PAULA ANN MACK: Choir 10. II: AFS 10. Treat. II: BG s 12: Mu Sigma 12. Seniors Left For Lunch For The First Time . . . Officially HARRY THOMAS MAYES: DeMolay 12: French 12: FTA 12. ARMAND PIERRE MAYEUX: Mardi Gras Court 10: All-Subdistrict Football 11: All-District Football 12: All-District Track 10. II: Key Club 10. II. 12: Hi-Y II. 12: Football 10. II. 12: Track 10. II. 12: Key Club Jr. Rep: Hi-Y Sec. KENT BARRY MAYFIELD JANET IRENE MAYS BRENDA GENE McALLISTER: Art 10: Sec. II: Swim Team 10: BG's II: FHA II: DECA 12. JAMES GREER McANDREW MARY CAROLYN McCHAREN: Keyettes II. 12: Buccarettes 10. Squadleader II: BG's II: SGA II. 12: GAA 10. Council 11: COE 12: FTA 10. II: Los Esponoles 10. KAY ELISE McDANIEL: FHA II: Y-Club 10: COE V.P. 12. steve McDonald SUSAN GAIL MclNTYRE: Transferred from Davidson High School. Mobile. Ala. 10: Latin Club Rep.-Hist. 11: Beta 12: BG's II: Mu Sigma 12: DOB Sweetheart 11. ROBERTA MARIE McKAY: Drama Club 11. MICHAEL FRANCIS MAYEUX The Challenge Of College Faced Some Seniors TERESA ANN McLEOD: 4th runner op Buccaneer Belle Pagoont: GAA II. 12: PEM II. 12: BG's 12: Lot Espenotes 10. II. TERRI LYNN MEEK: French Club 10: Y-Club 10: FHA II; Jr. Achievement 10. JOHN WELLS MELANCON JR: French Club 10: SGA 12. RANDALL PAUL MELILLI DONNA LYNN MENG: FTA II: BG'i II. GREGORY BEN MEYERS PATRICIA ANN MIDDLEBROOK: Lot Espanoles 10. II: BG j II. 12: Buccarettes 11. 12: Mu Sigma 12. MARY LOIS MILAZZO: GAA 10. II. 12: FTA II: PEM 12: Los Espanolos II. Pari. 12: ROTC Sponsor 12. DEBORAH JEAN MILLER: Choir 10. All-Parish and Section Leader II. V.P. 12: BG's 12: GAA 10. LOU LOCKHART LARRY ALAN MILLER: Basketball 10. MINTA ANN MILLER: FHA: BMA. TIMOTHY JEROME MONAHAN: NEDT Certificate 10. 232 MARK RUSSELL MONTGOMERY: Mu Sigma II. 12: Los Espanolos II: FTA 12: FCA 12: Basoball 10. II. 12: Football 10. II. JAMES MICHAEL MORGAN MARY COLLEEN MORGAN: All Parish Choir II. 12: Buccarettes 10: Choir 10. II. 12: BG's II. 12: Art Club 12: GAA II. MELAYNE JEAN MORGAN SCOn WAYNE MORRIS: Major ROTC 12. ANDERS PER MOSSBERG: Transferred from Lundelsska High School in Uppsala. Sweden in 1972: Exchange Student 12: Yearbook 12: AFS 12: Key Club 12: Debate Squad 12: Russian Club 12. CHARLES MARTIN MUNLEY. JR.: Koy Club 12: Mu Alpha Theta II: Mu Sigma 12: Russion Club 12: Guidanco Aid 12. DANA MARIE MURRAY: Who's Who Among High School Students: French Club 10: GAA 10: SGA 10: BG s II. 12: FTA 10. II. 12: Red Cross 10: Buccarettes 11. Squadleader 12. CHARLES VINCENT MUSSO JERRI L CHARLES MUSSO SHERYL RAE MUSSO: GAA 10. II. 12: PEM 12: Buccarettes 10: FTA 12. CHARLES WILLIAM MYERS: Football 10: Basketball 10. II. 12: DeMolay: FCA 10: Los Espanoles 10: Most Valuable Player at Athletic Conclave 1972. 233 ' I DAVE RODERICK MYSHRALL: FCA Pros. 12: Mardi Gras Ball Escort 11: Baseball II. 12. MICHAEL McLEAN NANNEY: NEDT Certificate 10: FTA 10. II: Loo Club 10. II. Sec. 12: Los Espanolos 10: Mu Sigma 12: Football 10. NANCY ANN NEARY: FHA II. 12: GAA 10. II. 12: PEM II. 12: FTA II: DECA 12. MARY MARGARET NEELEY ROBERT THOMAS NELSON: Boy s State: FCA 10. II. 12: Bouncers 12: 8uccerotte Beau 12: Basoball II. 12: Basketball 10. DAVID JOHN NOWACKI: Merit's Who's Who in American High Schools 11: Basketball 10. II. 12: Basoball 10: Koy Club II. 12: FCA 10, II. MARK DAVID NOWAKOWSKI: NEDT Certificate 10: District Rally — Biology — Finolist Aword — 10: BMA 12. V.P. 10: Mu Sigma 11. Pres. 12: Sr. Class Treas. WILLIAM DUDLEY OLIVER DEBBIE LYNNE OLLIFF JOHN ROBERT O'MEARA FREDA MARY NUGENT: Merit's Who's Who Among American High School Students 12: Y-Teens 10: Los Espanolos 10. V.P. II: BGs II. 12: FTA 10. II. Pros. 12: Mu Sigma 11. 12: Yearbook 11. Layout Editor 12: GAA 10. II: SGA 12: BMA II: Office aide 12. 234 CHERYL LEA NUNN: AFS 10. II. 12: Choir 10. II: BG s 12. By September Senioritis Raged Rampant CARL EDWARD OSMENT MARGARET ANNE OTTO: Transferred from Westchoster High, Houston. Tex. 10: Mu Sigma II. 12: Beta Club 12: Sr. Class Executive Council: SIN Sec. 12: GAA 11: AFS 10. II: FTA II. JON KENTON PARSONS: Mardi Gras Court 10: Y-Club Boau 10: Buccarette Beau 11. 12: Optimist Club Outstanding Senior: Choir 10. II: Leo Club 10. II. 12; Beta Club II. 12: Latin Club ll;SGA 10. II. VP 12: FCA 10. Board of Directors II. 12: Hi-Y 10. II. 12: Football 10. II. 12: Baseball 10. II. 12: Basketball 10. LINDA KAREN PATTESON: FHA 10. II: AFS II. PAMELA ANN PECORARO: FHA 10. II: Y—Club 10: BG s II. 12: Buccorettes II. 12. MARY LOUISA PERCY: Mardi Gros Court 10: Buccaneer Belle Court 11: Key Club Sweetheart II. 12: SGA II. 12: BGs II: Buccarettes 10. 11: Guidance Aide 12. GEORGE RONALD PHILLIPS STEVE EUGENE PILLOW DARRYL MICHAEL PITALO: DECA II. Trees. 12. EDWARD FAIR PITTMAN JANICE RALENE PORTER GERALDINE PRICE: Y-Club 10: BG's II. 12: Buccarettes 10. Squadleeder 11. 235 236 ANGELA ADAIRE PUCCIO ELLEN MARLENE QUARTANO: FTA: FHA; AFS: French Club. CARL EDWARD RAY: NEDT Certificate 10: All State Stage Band II. 12: Mu Sigma II. 12: Band 10. II. 12: Stage Band • I. 12: Lot Etpanolet 10: Interact 10. II. SUSAN MARY RAYMOND: BGt II. 12: SGA 12: FHA 10. 12: GAA 10. 11. JODI ANN REACH PAULA LYNETTE REBELLE: Fronch Club 10. II. STEVEN DALE REECE: Trantferrcd from Tara High. Baton Rouge. La. 12. SUSAN CAROL REECH: Trantforrod from Epitcopal High. Baton Rouge. La. II: Beta Club 11. Rep.-Hist. 12: BG t 12: GAA 12: Lot Etpanolet II: Mu Sigma II. 12. COLLEEN ANN REED WILLIAM FORD REEVES: French Club II: Track 10. MARY KATHRYN REGAN: Buccorettei 10. II: Y-Club 10: BG 12: COE 12. LOUIS STERLING REINE. The Last” Was The Best For Most LYNETTE MARIE RHUDE: Transferred from Bellevillo H.S.. Belleville. IB.: Mu Sigma 11; Band 11. 12: BMA II; BARC 12: Drama 11. JOSEPH MARVIN RICKIES JR.: Transferred from Picoyune Memorial H.S., Picayune. Mis . 12. DAVID ALLEN ROBERTS PATRICIA MARIE DURA ROBERTS: Y-Teens 10: FTA 10. II: FHA 10: French Club 10. II 12: Mu Sigma II. 12: BG's 11. TARA ANN ROBERTSON TIMOTHY WAYNE ROMANO MICHAEL JOHN ROSS: Basketball 10: BG's Beau II. 12: Hi-Y II. Sec. 12: Football 10. II. 12: Track 10. II. 12: FCA II. 12: Leo Club 11. Board of Directors 12: Y-Club Beau 10. TERRENCE MATHEW ROSS: Hi-Y 10. II. Pres. 12: Leo 12: Football 10. II. 12: Bouncers 12: MOA 10. Rep.-Hist. II: Leadership Conference 12: Youth Legislature 12: FCA 10. II. 12. DAVID WAYNE ROTOLO DIANA ROWLAND REBECCA JAN RUBE: All-Parish Choir II. 12: Buccarettes 12: BG s 12: Choir 11. Trees. 12: Los Espenoles 10. II. I2:AFS 10. Sec. II. 12: BMA 10. II. 12. WILLIAM RANDY RUPETER 237 Seniors Took As Few Hours As Possible ELIZABETH GLYNN RUSS: Red Cross 10: Los Espanolot 10: PEM II. 12: GAA 10 II. 12: Buccarettos II. 12: FTA 10: SGA 12: Y-Club 10. VP BG's II Pert. HOWARD WILLIAM RUSSELL: Transferred from Baton Route High School in 1972: Boy State 11: Beta Club 10. II. 12: Junior Oats President; Key Club Director 10. II. Pres. 12: Who’s Who Among American High School Students: Society of Outstanding High School Students: Executive Student Council Board. ALBERT THEOBOLD SALZER RUSSEL THOMAS SANBORN: Transferred from Phoonixville Area High School in Phoenixville. Pa. 12. EDITH REBECCA SANDERS KEITH MICHAEL SCARDINA: DECA 12. RANDALL SCOTT SCHMIT: Mu Sigma II. 12. LYLE SCHUTZMAN: Interact Club. RODNEY PAUL SCIONEAUX: Interact 10. II. Rep. Hist. 12: FTA II. 12: Bouncers 12: Hi-Y II. 12: MOA II. 12. RICK LEE SCOGGINS: French Club 10. 11 Pad.: Yearbook 10: Hi-Y 12: Golf Team 10 II. 12: FCA 10. II. 12. DEBORAH LYNN SCRUGGS 238 JERRY A. SABIN - ROBERT ALTON SEALS: Who's Who Among American Students 12: Boy' State Alternate II: Interact 10. Trees. II. Pres. 12: FTA II. 12: SGA II. 12. SUZANNE SEEFIELD: GAA 10. 11 Council Member 12: FTA 12: Tennij Club 12: Volleyball 10. II. DONNIS RAE SERRETT: Who t Who Among American High School Students 12: FTA 10. 12: AFS 10: FHA II: Los Espanoles II. 12: Office Aide 12. JOYCE LINDSAY SCHALLCROSS DERALD LEE SHAW: Bouncers 12: COE 12. CONNIE KAY SHIFFLER: Y- Club Officer 10: Los Espanoles 10: BG's 11: Buccarettes 11. SUSAN DENISE SHIFLETT: Jr. Class Sec.: Sr. Class Sec.: Key Club Sweetheart 11: NEDT Certificate 10: Maiorette II. 12: Keyettes II. 12: Red Cross 10: Band 10. II. 12: Y-Club 10: SGA II. 12: FTA 10: Beta Club II. VP 12: GAA 10: Office Aide 12: Mu Sigma: BG's 2nd V.P. II. 1st V.P. 12. MAXWELL ROSS SIMMONDS: Football 10, II: Track 12: Los Espanoles 10. II. Pres. 12: FCA 10. II. 12: Hi-Y 12: SGA 10. 11. 12: Debate Squad 12. KENNETH DALE SIMS: SGA 10: Los Espanoles 10: DeMolay 10. II. 12. PAUL DOUGLAS SLOCUM: Leo Club 10: BMA 12: FCA II. 12. 239 SUSAN FAYE SELIG: Miss Buccaneer Belle 10: BG s 11. 12: COE 12. KATHY LIL SHORES ELIZABETH ANNE SMITH JERRY MICHAEL SMITH LISA ANNE SMITH: Choir 10. II. MICKIE JANINE SMITH STEVE HAYES SMITH: Fronch Club 10: Cannon Crew 10. II; Key Club II. 12: Mu Sigma 11. 12: Library Aide 11. Guidance Aide 12. CYNTHIA ANNE SOUTER: FHA 10. 11: GAA 10. II: Jr. Achievement II, 12. LAWRENCE RANDAL BENJAMIN CLAYTON SPINOSA STEWART ROBERT BRUCE STANLEY: MELANIE GAIL STONE Soph. Standout: Mardi Gras 10. 11; Interact Calendar 10. II; BARBARA JOAN STOVALL: Y-Teens Beau 10: 8G s Beau 11: DECA 12. Leo Club 10. Sec. 11. Pres. 12: Hi-Y 10. II. Sgt. at Arms 12: FCA 10. II. 12: MOA 10. II: Football 10. II. 12: Basketball 10. II. 12: Track 10. II. 12: FT A II. 240 KAREN EILEEN STEADMAN: Choir 10. II. 12: AFS 10. Seniors Sang “School’s Out Forever, We Hope’’ LISA STRICKLAND REBECCA LEE STRICKLAND VIVIAN KAY STRICKLAND: Buccerettet 10. II; Y-Club 10: BGt II. 12: Lot Etpanolet 10: BMA 11: GAA 10. II. Council Member 12: JCA Sweetheart 12: FTA 12: Office Aida 12: Tennit Club 12. RUTH ELLA STROTHER WILLIAM DEE SU8LETT CONNIE MAUZEY SUSSKY: Y-Club 10: Mu Sigma II. 12: Rod Crott 10: Buccerettet 11: BG t II. Sac. 12: DECA Rep.-Hitt. 12: FTA II. 12. GREGORY PAUL SUTHERLAND ROBERT LOUIS SUTPHEN: Trantferrod from Littlo Cyprett High. Orange. To . 11: Band II. 12: National Merit Semi-Finalist: SIN Chairman 12. DARYL KEITH SYKES JAMES WILLIAM SYKORA: Perfect Attendance lit— 12th grode: Baseball 10. II. 12: FCA 10. II. 12: Wreitling II. 12: SGA 10. 12. KYLE MICHEAL TALBOT: Football 10. II. 12: Buccaratta Beau II: Lao Club 10 II. 12: Hi-Y 10. II. 12: FCA 10. II. 12. SUSAN LEIGH TALBOT 241 VICTORIA LYNN TALBOT MARY KATHERINE TERMINI: GAA 10: Choir 10. Robe Chairman 12. Trea . 12. DANIEL FRANKLIN TERRY: Transferred from Raleigh Egypt High School in Tennessee. RANDALL RENE THERIOT: All —Parish Choir 11: Choir 10. II. 12; BG Beau 12: Baseball II. 12. JERRY LEE THIBODEAUX WILLIAM COLCLOUGH THOMAS: Choir 12. BRENDA FAYE THOMPSON DEAN BRYAN THOMPSON JAMES FARLEY THOMPSON: Football 10. II. 12. ROSEMARY ELEANOR THOMPSON: NEDT Certificate 10: All-Parish Choir II. 12: Choir 10. II. 12: BGs 12: GAA 10. II. VICKIE SUE THOMPSON MARY LYNN THORNE: FCA Sweotheart 12: All-Parijh Choir 11: Buccarettes 10. Squadleader 11. Skipper 12: BG's 10. II. 12: FTA I2:GAA II. Council Mombor 12. 242 Universities Didn’t Know What They Were Getting Into TERRI ANN THORNEY: Sec. of the E8R Parish Youth Council: FTA 10. II: Los Espanoles Sec. 10. II. 12: GAA 10. II. 12: Mu Sigma II. 12: PEM II. 12: Guidance Aide 12. R08ERT DOUGLAS TOEPFER: All Porish Band II. 12: All State Stage Band 12: Marching Band 10. II. 12: Mu Sigma II. 12: Stage Band 10. II. 12: Concert Bond II. 12. TOMMY BAILLE TOILETT SUSAN S. TOMLIN JANE ELIZABETH TUBB SUSAN ELIZABETH TULLIER: Jr. Achievement 10. Pro . 11: FTA 10: FHA 10. 11: GAA 10. II. 12. MARY ESTHER TUVELL PATRICIA ANN TYNER: Speech 10. Koyottes 10. II. 12: SGA 10. II. Sec. 12. MICHAEL WADE VARNER VIVIAN MARGARET VELASOUEZ MELANIE ANN VICKNAIR: NEDT Certificate 10: Outstanding Teenager of America 12: The Society of Outstanding Americon High School Students 12: Beta Club II. Sec. 12: 8MA 10. VP II. Pres. 12: FTA 10. II. Trees. 12: Keyette II. 12: GAA 10. II. 12: BG's II. 12: 8uccerettes 10. 11. Squadleader 12: Jr. and Sr. Class E ecutive Councils: SGA II. JUNE ELIZABETH VIGER: BG s II. 12: PEM I. 12: GAA 10. II: DECA Chaplain 12: Y-Club 10. I I JEAN LORRAINE VIGNES: NEDT Certificate 10: Choir 10. 12: BARC 12: International Affair Club 10: APS Rep.-Hist. 12: Debate Squad 12. DAWN ANN VUTERA: ROTC Officer Club Sec. 12: Los Etpanole 10, I2:GAA 10. II. 12: BMA 12: FHA 12: PEM 12: ROTC Sponsor Major 12: Volleyball Team 10. MITCHELL LOUIS WALL BARRY JOSEPH WARD: National Merit Semi-Finalist 12: NEDT Certificate 10: Mu Alpha Theta 11. Treas. 12: Mu Sigma II. 12: Sr. Class Executive Council: SIN 12: Yearbook 12: Library Aido II. 12. WILLIAM PERRY WARD: Y-Club Beau 10: Keyotto Beau 11. 12: Football 10. II. 12: Track 10. II. 12: Baseball 10: MOA II: DOB II: Leo Club 10. II. 12: FCA 10. II. 12: Hi-Y 10. 11. Sec. 12. ELIZABETH ANN WAX: NEDT Certificate 10: Beta 10. II. 12: Buccarettos. Best Marcher 10. Most Outstanding Jr. II. Second Mate II. Skipper 12. LINDA DIANE WEBER: FHA 10: Y-Club Pari. 10: BG's II. 12: Los Espanoles 12: Buccarettos 10. II. Treas. 12. ROY LANG WEIL BARBARA JO WELCH DENNIS WAYNE WEST MICHAEL BLAKE WHITE KRISTIE LEE WIKMAN: Homecoming Court 10: Studonf of the Month Sept. 12: Girl's Stato: Y-Teens 10: Buccarottes 10. II: Keyettes 10. 11. Service Leader 12: FTA 10. II: Mu Alpha Thota II. 12: Mu Sigma 11. 12: BG's II: Beta II. 12: All Parish Choir 11; School Board Delegate II. 12: Cheerleader 12: SGA II. Rep.-Hist. 12: E8R Parish Youth Council 12: Tennis Team Sec. 12. 244 DEBORAH LYNN WILLIAMS: Transferred from Tare H. S.. Baton Rouge, La. 10: 8uccerettes II. 12: French 10: BG's II. 12: BMA II. 12: AFS 12: Mu Sigma II. 12. JAN WILLIAMS: Transferred from All Saints Episcopal. Vicksburg. Miss. 12. KAREN KAY WILLIAMS CAROL ANN WINDHAM: Los Espanoles II. 12: FTA 12: AFS 10. II: Choir 10. II. Robe Chairman 12. LISA CAROL WINDHAM: BG's II. 12: FTA II. 12: Y-Club 10: Buccarettes 11: Los Espanoles 12: Tennis Club 12: Office Aide 12. DAVID CARROLL WOOD VI: Sr. Class Executive Council PENNY KATHRYN WOOD: French 10. II. Rep.-Hist. 12: FTA 10. II. 12: Mu Sigma 11. 12: Tennis Club 12: Sr. Class Executive Council. GEZELLE MARIE WRIGHT: Hi-Y Sweetheort 12: BG's 10. II: FHA II: COE 12. DILYS ANN YEIDE: NEDT Certificate 10: Award for Best Latin Student 11: Los Espanoles 11: Blade Staff 11: Guidance Aide 12: Mu Sigma II. 12: GAA 10. II. 12: PEM 12: Russian Club V.p. 12: Junior Classical League Pres. II. 12: Who's Who Among American High School Students 12. JOAN LAURA YOUNG: Band 10. Librarian II. 12: GAA 11; FTA 11: Mu Sigma II. 12. KAREN ANN YOUNG DOUGLAS PAUL ZETTLEMOYER 245 JAMES D. ADAMS DEBRA JANE ALEXANDER BOBBY WAYNE BELLO WILLIAM HOWARD BENTON RAY LEE BESSMERTNY RICHARD FLOYD BLACKWELL CYNTHIA MARJORIE BOGAN MICHIEL DAVID BRIGNAC MADELEINE MARIE CALONGNE CAROLYN ANN CHEHARDY DAN SCOTT CUNNINGHAM: Chess Club 12. Transferred from Northwood High. Silver Springs. Md. CHARLES ROLAND DABADIE DAWN DAVENPORT: Americans Abroad Scholarship 12: Beta Club 10. II. 12: AFS 10. Rep.-Hist. II. VP 12: Debate Squad 10. II. Sec. 12: FTA 10. II. 12: Yearbook 12: Mu Sigma 12: Los Espanoles 10. II: BMA 10. 11. 12. DONALD KEITH ENGELS RUTH ANN FOSTER WILLIAM HENRY FROECHTENIGHT: Transferred from Tara High. Baton Rouge. La. I I. FCA 10. II. STEVE MARK GESN RICKY CALVIN GILL JENNIFER GRIFFIN CYNTHIA LYNN GUILLORY SHARI LYNN HARVEY JOHN BRENT HAYDELL HUNTINGTONN CHARLES HODGES TERRI LEE HOWELL I JOHN JAY HOWLAND: I Transferred from Baton Rouge High. Baton Rouge. La. 10. DAVID JOSEPH INGALLINERA Los Espanoles 10. II: | International Affairs Prime Minister 11: Blade Staff 11. JOHN QUINCY KISSNER: Track Team Manager 10. II: Latin Club 10. KAREN L. KRAFT KARL RAYMOND LACROIX WILLIAM ERNEST LAWRENCE JAMES ALBERT MARTIN STEPHEN McROY: DECA Club. LINDSAY WILLIAM McDOUGALL STEVEN KEITH MENGE MICHAEL A. MIAKINKOFF RICHARD ALLAN OLIVER KATHLEEN ORRIS O'REAR STEVE MICHAEL OXFORD DONALD RAY PARKER: Mu Sigma II. 12: Band 10. II. 12. ANTHONY LEONARD POLITO JR. CLARK GORDAN PRESTRIDGE THEODORE ANDREW RHORER STEPHEN NEIL RINER: Tennis Team 12. Transferred from Belair High. Mandeville. Jamaica 12. RENE DALE ROBINSON ERIC JON ROSENBERG ROBERT WALLACE ROUKE: Los Espanoles 10. CHRISTEPHER VAN SANT MELLON: Transferred from Happy Valley School. Ojai. Calif. DAVID WESLEY SELF BRIAN DAVID SIMONEAUX: Basketball 10. Baseball 10. KENT M. SIMONS MICHAEL ST. CLAIR DEBBIE JEANNE SWOR WILLIAM FRANKLIN TEER GERALD LEE THOMAS BRUCE S. TREGRE JR. JOSEPH GLESNER VARNADO LYNN KAREN WATSON DEBORAH MARIE WESTBROOK GREG BRIAN WHEELER DAVID T. WHITEHEAD: Transferred from Erindale Secondary School. Mississauga Ontario. WILLIAM ALLEN WILKINS JEFFREY LYNN WOEST JULIE L. ZYSKI: Transferred from Orlando Christian School. Orlando. Fla. 12. JANET MARIE ZIELINSKI: PEM Pros. II. 12: Most Outstanding PEM II: FTA 10: Los Espanoles 10; Band 10 II. I2:GAA 10. Sec. II. Pr s. 12 Mu Sigma II. I2:$GAII. 246 PATTERNS As the close of day rost its blanket of silane over your head, And tha patterns of your thought form a spiderweb across your mind. Look through the blankot and beyond tho wob to tho FUTURE. Its unchartod waters lie ohead succumbing to those who dare to sail them. Patterns of lifo. Patterns of love. Patterns of the known and unknown. Dobbio Butchor Art by David Wood Grrreat Officers Led The Junior Clas RIGHT: Junior Class Officers confer at a Junior Class Meeting. BELOW: JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Wendell Clark — Troasuror. Ellen Young — Secretary Mike Nichols — Vice-President, and Dary Glueck — President. 248 LEFT: JUNIOR CLASS STANDOUTS: Ellen Young and Ricky Cowart. BOTTOM LEFT: Juniors couldn't believe their Senior rings had finally orrivod. BOTTOM RIGHT: JUNIOR CLASS EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: FIRST ROW; Dary Glued. Joy Matthioson, Laura Tomczak. Kathy McGinty ond Wendell Clark. SECOND ROW: Ellen Young. Lisa Strafman. Mark Hill. Debbie Lamb. Chip Claiborne. Sandi Way, Lee Smith Jeanette Alley. Frances Nugont. Laura McPherson. Kurt Stratman. and Mike Nichols. Patterns Of Involvement. Laura Abadie Paul Allan Susan Allen Jeannette Alley Debbie Alonzo Marl Ambrosius Rickey Andre Janet Appleby Marcia Armanini Margarot Atkinson Mike Atkinson Bobby Aucoin Dean Avery David Azar Teanna Babcock Susan Bales Jay Bankston Karen Barber Robin Barnett Donna Bella Billy Benton Patrice Berry Linda Berteau Pete Bird Mary Bishop 250 Two Down And One More To Go Ann Black Tarri Blackwell Mary Blythe Doan Bordelon Ronee Bordelon Diono Bortnick Jan Broussard Jim Bourgeois Cathy Brown Sheryl Brinkhuis Mery Brown Mary Ellen Broommolsiek Mike Bruce Chovonno Broussard Anne Bugoe Grady Bullock Cheryl Celondro John Camp Sarah Candler Mike Cangelosi Mike Carpenter Love Casanova Don Chachere Pat Chachere Lizan Chaffin Juniors Enjoyed Themselves While Learning Stevo Champagno Danny Chariot John Chariot Pam Chuttz Chip Claiborn® Judy Clark Wendell Clark Mark Coats Vicki Cook John Coon Doug Cotsman Carol Cotton Ricky Cowart Sutan Cox Michelle Coxe David Crabtreo Patricia Culpepper Sutan Currie Robbie Curry Todd D'Aquin Martin Darden Airr.ee D'Arembourg Sutan Davis Pam Daviton Suzy Dawson 252 And Took The ACT And SAT Tests Vince Delbrocco Tim DeMoras Beverly Denton Carol Depew Mary Dessert Keith Devall Vinco Distefano Lori Dodds Debbie Downs Cliff Drouet Barbara Dupre Dawson Durbin Danny Dwyer Mike Dykes Naaman Eicher Tracy Fairbanks Kenny Falcon Alex Favre Mary Fezekes Clair Felmet Ward Filqo Ed Fleshman Patti Fontana Ben Fort Gretchen Fortner 253 Patience Proved Valuable David Frooman Earl Fround Miko Fuqua Liz Gallagher Joan Garmon Randol Garret Robort Garrij Karen Gaspard Petra Goiselbrechor Jeff Gerald Joanne Glahn Debbie Godbold Linda Goza Don Graham Jim Groody John Guthrie Edio Gyan Mike Hair Brenda Harelson Debbio Harlan Jan Harvey David Haskins Randy Hayden Roberta Ha H Connie Hazlewood 254 Juniors Tried To Find Answers . . . Sometimes Marilyn Hebert Jed Henderson Molly Hendorson Biiabeth Hendrix Bobbie Henry Larry Henry Daphne Harrell Mark Hill Reese Hill Ricky Hill Bobbie Hillman Jeff Hingle Corby Hodges Becky Holt Moira Horan Laurie Howos Janet Inxenga Vickey Jacobson Lois Janes David Jenks Ray Johnson Bruce Johnston Scooter Jones Steven Jones Joe Kadi 255 The Principle Of Life Is Enjoymei Chris Karner Mile Keeley Byron Kinamore Dona Kinchan Suzie King Andrea Kippols Donna Kirk Lea Kissnor Kip Knight Vicky Krake Mark Lambert Ann Lamaster Eliska Lancaster Jeff Lange Karl Larisey Bill Lawrence Gayle LeBlanc Jeff Lee Warron Leger Keith Lemoine James Lentz Joe Levell Pierre Lignieres Art Limper Gary Lipps 256 Juniors Exhibited Their “True Blue’’ Spirit 8illy Lockwood Elizabeth Loo 8rooks Loflin Mary Lormand Rick Louden Tommy Mockey Laura MacPherion Miko Mann Mike Mannino Ann Marino Glenn Martin Beth Matherne Joy Matthioton Nancy May Marilyn Mayeux Steve Mayeux Kerri May! Mike McCarty Darlene McClonahan Monica McCord Debby McCubbin Sheryl McCuitton Mark McDuffie Mike McBderry Kathy McGinty 257 Every Picture Tells A Sto Reaford McKoo Billy McKinnoy Kathy McPhorson Jane Moad Dale Medley Kent Morritt Tommy Meyer Beverly Meyers Judy Middlebrook Janet Middleton Debbie Mills Stephanie Mitchell Charles Montgomery Brad Morris Tim Morrisse Kenny Moser Liz Moses Molinda Munley Dobbie Murphy Mary Ellon Murphy Mark Murray Gene Musser Miko Nelson Debbie Nowcomb Rubye Noble 258 Sometimes It Was Just A Happy Day Jimmy Norred Frances Nugent Janet Oliver Beth O Reilly Marie Orillion Sally Ott John Pace An Padgott Jim Palmer Mark Palmer Terri Parnicia Both Parsons Jimmy Paul Rocky Payer Pot Penn Kothy Pilcher Jeannio Pillow Donno Polito Pam Pomes Marlene Ponthier John Prostigiacomo Romono Prough Beth Pruitt Tracy Pursell Sue Quick Juniors Built A Good Foundatio Andy Quinn Jo Ann Reins Milton Retho Kim Rau Pat Raymond. Matt Ragan John Reulet Tim Ricca Seely Roberts Danny Robinson Richard Robinson Ronnie Rosonson Billy Rupotor Edward Salonus Gerri Salpietra Karyn Salzer Shoryn Salzer Leigh Scardine Chris Schaofor Keith Schilling Grant Schroock Cindy Sorpas Nancy Shanklin Mark Shaw Jimmy Shelton n Juniors Quenched Their Thirst For Knowledge Danny Shu Alexe Sib'oy Alan Sierichs Donna Sims Peter Sinner Gwen Smith Karen Smith Loo Smith Mark Smith Ronoe Smith Tammeryn Smith Vic Sommeri Wayne Speaks Rickey Spencer Debbie Sproat John Starnes Jim Stenhouso Erin Stephens Mary Ann Stewart Glen Stringer Lisa Summerell Jan Summers Ree Sussky Carla Sykes Lynnetto Tessin 261 Juniors Showed Off Their Senior Rin Randy Taylor Charlio Teopoll 8ocky Theriot Trudy Theriot Melanie Thrower Kathy Tidwell Bill Tinsler Laura Tomczak Gail Tricon Terrell Trunillo Tim Upton Mike Van Deutekom Howard Vinco John Vincons Ken Vincent Karen Vittur John VonSenden Greg Walls Kim Walters Cheryl Wascom Sandi Way Fritz Weaver 8obby Weber Mike Weeks Chris Werner 262 Juniors Prepared To Take Over The Seniors’ Places W f Brian Wilkinson Brenda Wh ttenberg Chuck Wilson Blake Whitlatch Korry Wilson NOT PICTURED: Tim Wlntorfiold Poul Wolf Jimmy Worley Joonie Wright Sue Wright Bernice Y'Barbo Ellen Young Andre Zerinquo Ricky Zimmerman Tv Arnold M h J Ashford Robert Badaaui j.h evd - Ra-dy Ba-d-at R ky Ba'ksda'a Chirlas Bonavantyr Roba-tBo-a e«vct � B-'J Broussard Rand, B-Ow .ng B1 6-uMoo Char, 8odd n Bv-rovgh, Sharon Byrd CW, Ca.« Ret ' Ca-lock Dand Ca-took S 'On Ca-t-an. Rob ' Chanovath Ma'riv Child '! Mary Clark Rob - Clifford Cha . CoJU� Fdn� 'd Coe Jr. Pa� Co-mack Gaorga C-St. Jr. Sha-on Ctonn .'K D C Richard Date W.IU� m Da- i J-. Bamedatta Dodd Rob n Dunnagan CK rl . Dr r Kath l n El-i vW Fab -R lv F rchavd Joy Farrn Jama, Fontanot Iasi G vtr v I Goto. Dary Glvaet Raoa Graham Cynthia -•«• Philip Griggs Ga l Gvarng -Grag Ha r Mark Han� i Thad H.,.t Ed- 'd Hill Richa-d Houston Chacyf How l Patty H«- phr y, M.-l H .nl v Rob«� f lg' s.� s Rgtk Irwin M U Jaction Svran Jacobson P-ine Jallrai Diana JmkiAi l-v Johnston Ah-in Jonas Cynthia Jordan Wavna Jordan l.nda Koan.g Dabb. lamb K .th langhart Karry Langha-t John la� -Richard la-ron Clifton lassa-gn Dan l B! -c G-ag laBlanc Ricky laffal Scott laglau Susan lav, Enc Imd M.chaal Luka Hilary tvstad Rvssa'I Mack Daan Ma has St V Ml! .,! David M ,h « Ronn Me Allan Gordon MeOowal G-ag McEtvaan Chr.s Ma'lo Virginia M.! r M l ny Mo-gan Pavla Moss M-ch l M.J.gan John Naa), William Nav ar Mika Nichols Eva Nolan Nancy Noonan Sam No� o Frank Op, Joan Pa k r R-chard Paarton David Pann --jion Davd Picov Ingrid P.llar Hop Pittman Danny Pla.vanea Stavan Pohl David Poftar Jamas Ragar Brand Rag.sa C.ndy Randolph Daniol Ravb Jod. Raac Cynthia R .d Chari , Rhcv,- Danny Richardson M l. Rickal, Sviann Roba-t, Back, Sandars Rvssa’I Sh, � k� -Frank S a- a Gao-g Sharp Kan S- r� v h ld W.tia-n S'- «ka Dan Stark John Staphan, Rvth Staphan, Janmtar S‘ pWr Kyrt Stra mann lisa Stratmann Pam Stvart Svsan T R o Danny Tapp S ava Thomas Jaff Thornton Jam , Turn -John V.nat Hugh Waldrovp Roy Wal Andy w.kman Pat WJb.r Robart Williamson Jim Wohlart John Wolff David Woods Elam, WookJ'-dg Franca, Wright Marty Wvnstol Zak Za •'a-c., -Jarry Zysti 263 ABOVE: SOPHOMORE CLASS STANDOUTS: Pam Ca'andro and Kerry Buuck. RIGHT: Sophomores discovered various ways of paying attention. Patterns Of Adjustment . . Skipper Abadie Roy Adams Lori Aime Pam Alexander Diana Alford Donna Alion Anthony Amoroso Bill Anderson Vicky Andro Alysia Austin Jeff Avery Tammy Babcock Michael 8adeaux Stephen Bailey Ronald Bejon Robert Boldridge Barbara Balontine Lise Bores Lauro Bark Myrtie Bollue Deanna Bernard Nancy Betchouer Paul Bienvenu Chad Blackwell Nancy Blackwood 265 Shucks! One Down And Two More To Gc Kerry Bouck Parr. Cala™r0 Lynn CekW Lon CaM Tricia CaM Frod Bud wine Cindy Bu.e Jan Butcher Schyler Butler Beth Butterworth Donna Breud Terri Broemmelsiek Beverly Brown Mark Buchanan Arney Buckley Valerie Boyd Christy Boyer Tommy Boyter Kaye Bradford Molly Brand Robert Bolgor Shawnda Bolton Linda Borne Linda Bortnick Tim Bowling Sophomores Expected Two More Great Years Pom Conotollo Rojo Conotollo Scott Corloy Gory Cojh Julio Chompogne Kenny Choteloin Vine© Chotoloin Juonico Chisholm Condy Christiphino Robort Clory Cindy Cloudot Annio Cobb Jim Cockle Robert Coco Robert Coggins Cothy Cole Al Coles Connie Combs Leo Conkling Both Copus Cothy Codey Bill Courtney Pom Couvillion Don Coxe Steven Creech 267 Live Life To The Fulles Debbie Crochet Noncy Croll Cathy Culpepper Steve Curry Loe Dabadie Tara Daigle Ann Dantzler Jeryl Ann D Aronsbourg Patty Despit Laurie Davenport Bert Davis Karen Davis Mary Dawson Carmella Decerdo Debbie Docker Bonnie Delette Genie Dellsberger Diane Deville Groce Deville Kevin Debenedetto Dizzy Dipolma Lisa Di«on Dennis Douglas Karen Dourrier Brod Doy 268 Sophomores Set Goals For Their Future Diane Doyle Wayne Doyle David Drago Faith Drushell Carl Duncan Dezlyn Dungan Walter Dunn Christina Dunsmore Bill Dupuy Cindy Durst 8ridget Dwyer Dawn Dyer Kathleen Eck Betty Eckert John Eggers Beth Flores Veronica Flores Toni Flowors Sharlene Forbes Shannon Ford Amy Fort Lee Frans Ken Franklin Leslie Frederic Randy French Sophomores Joined BHS Student Life i i Doug Fussell Paul Fyfe Randy Glueck Wyatt Golden Todd Gomez Sharon Groon Mark Griffin Sam Guthrie Rick Guttery Randy Haddad Ricky Haggard Cindy Hamilton Robyn Hamm John Hargott Susan Harlan Kim Harris Jeff Harris Sharia Harvey Jerry Hawkins Sherry Hawkins Fred Heath John Helseth Lite Henderson Stevo Hendri Pat Henghe 270 They Plunged Into A World Of Activities Debbie Hereford Carle Hernando? Mile Higgins Karon Hill Tara Hingle Kerry Hitor Peggy Holthous Kim Hosch Alexe Humphroys Vickie Iddings Frank Igo Roy Ingram Jeff James Karen Jonning Ken Jervoy Terri Johnstone Ruth Joiner Jack Jones Jay Kaiser John Kauk Michelle Kellett Chori Kelly Corrie Kessel Morilyn Kinord Corolyn Kinchen 271 Sophomores . . . They’ve Only Just Begu Barb Kingsbury Margaret Kinsoy Susan Kistler Kevin Knight Robin Knox Patty Krako Gary La8euve Ken Landers Janotte Landry Jeannotte Landry Mike Landry Karen Lasseigne Kim Lasseter Robert Lawrence Ann Leachman Frank LoBlanc Cindy Lobo Steve Leo Jayne LeGlue Collins Leibenguf Marie JaJuere Ricky Lemke K«n Link Randy Lipps 272 n The Baby Bucs Burst Into Action - 5 I I i � i i I j J. R. Littlo Linda Lo® Bobbotte Long Lori Long Suson Lott Colott® Loupe Bob Lovo Sharon Lovoil Sue Lovoil Stove Maassen Diane Madison Frank Magazine Inger Mallett David Manry Julie Marlett Charles Marquette Kevin Marrero Roy Maughan Jana Mauroner Tracy McCord Eileen McGinty Kristi McIntyre Vickio McLeod George McKinney Fiona McLaughlin I 273 The Halls Were Filled With Many New Fac Tino McPherson Greg Molencon Cleiro Mesteyer Guy Miller J. R. Miller Ricky Miller Tenyo Mims Jim Mitchell Malcolm Montgomery Adrian Moore Patsy Moorer Shawn Moss Dana Musick Taro Nelson Lori Noonan Lynne Nowakowski Matt Null Albert Odell Proston O'Linde Poggy O'Meara Reggio O’Meara Jackio O'Noal Evonne Osmont Johnette Overton Katie Owens 274 Sophomores Quickly Adapted To A New School Walter Paine Gerald Palis! Beth Parker Jonne Lou Parsons Tommy Parsons Lisa Passman Van Perkins Debby Porry Dale Phillips Ronnie Phillips Herbert Pillar Tammy Poirrier Michelle Polito Mary Pomes Debbie Pope Bobby Pourciou Steve Presswood Steve Quartano Karen Reborn Michael Rackley Bonnie Ratcliff Jeff Raymond Doenna Reagh Debbie Rodmond David Reece 275 Broadmoor Welcomed The Class Of Jamos Roese Penny Roese Rhett Reine Polly Richards Ricky Rickies Loren Robertson Jeff Robillord Becky Robinson Mary Robinson Konneth Romoro Martha Rosenberg Emily RoubiquO Pam Rourke Randy Russ Tim Ryan Mark Sanders Mike Sartin Riecke Schaefer Barbara Schledt Barbara Schulenborg Debbio Seale Dennis Shaw Lloyd Sicard Jan Simoneaux Wayne Slocum 276 Sophomores Couldn’t Wait Until They Had Someone To Pick On Jeri Sue Smith Cathy Smith Karon Smith Larry Smith Traci Smith Vicki Smith Jooy Sommers John Sommers Mark Souter Julio Speed Shoron Spragio Noncy Spring Susan Stark Raymond Starnes Kathy Steles Charmaine Stevenson Don Stowort Nancy Storm Clarence Strohon Craig Strickland Laurie Strickland Becky Swor Janet Sykora Darrell Telloy Kathy Toepello 277 Sophomores Got Their First Taste Of High Scl Paul Thibodeau Larry Thomasson Joe Thorne Mark Tricou Jimmy Tubb Cothy Upton Melinda Varner Diane Vicknair Thereso Vince Margaret VonSenden Randy Walker Kay Ware Vicki Wascom Mary Jo Watkins Cheryl Wodgo Sue Weil Richard Weinman Martha Welch Allison West Dovid Wost Chandler Wheat Robort White Jan Whitehead Rhonda Whitehead Linda Whitlatch 278 They Tried It And They Liked It! Evan Wiar leslio Willi Julio Wright Alan Williams Donna Wilton Robin Yorby NOT PICTURED: Jamat Adamt Mark (hand John Athcralt John Davit Mari Bat Mary Davit Mai Bahlngar John Dawat CXana 8aliar Brad Day Tar raja 8a lay Diana Day flja SaLvd Woody Day Tammy 8aTy Kirk Da’oach David Bamatt Scott Da loach CKa-la. Baughman Michaal Dattala Alton Baam lorry DaviRar Bra't Baa tty Carol D,ar R-chard Baach lorry Dyar R-chard Baaton BavaHy Fabar lanca Ba- a't Far-a'I Fabra Sanaa min Barry Byron Fa a Tarr, B nr El.iabath Fadt R-cly Biack-at Raul M. Bamatt Bo-chard Da-ral Flatchar R-chord Berda Sutanna Fort nor M haaJ Bor-a Roy Fotta Alan Bourg Ramala Galp- John Bou-g Vlnan Garald Gaorga 8o� ar Jamat Mam.lton Anna Bradford Ratrick Mandthy Thomat 8-ardaau M.choal Harlan JoAnn Briiandir John Harm Ramala Britton Erlaan Hobart Nancy B-C--1-0 g M.choal Hgg.nt Volar .a Brouttn-d Robart Hottman B-odarick Bryan Gail HcJdan Alan Buchanan WJI.am Ho-ja Kathy Buchanan David Jamat Robba Bu'dval Richard Johnton Robart Cain Carolyn Jonat Tarn Ca-non Mehana Jo� r-ttma Richard Cantirao lovt Jung Lauranca Chambart Chadat Katar Kan Ch -pagna CcA-aKay Bra Chatman EKiabath Kidd S' p‘ n Cork loull King S'acAa Gary Dav-d Kirk A War Clayton Ratnc-a Colvin Grag Cunningham Robart KirUay lour .a Koanig Chrittma Ronth-ar Kurt KogWr Knti Porta' WiRam Kucar Thomat Rottar Marc-a laBawo Jamat Radalat Rut tall LaCotta John Raguta Bryan Landry KattVaan R - t Mltchall Landry Jalfray Raavat Kaith Lana Backy Rhodat Donma latyona Wada Rmar Laura lawrarca Alan Robartt Hollay Layton Mary Rychal Ga'ald Laa W.llam Schwa tiar Stanlay Limo.ro Gordon Saal.ald Paula Lucat Jack Sal-g Backy Motor Davd Sharp Ingar Mal'att Rona'd Simon David Mart.n Bnan Srmont Ronald MayFiald Gary S-mpton G’an Mayha« Paul Smith John McCarttla Bruca Spancar Michaal McOavift Dorlara Sprunk David McRay Dan.ia S anNford Karan M M iion Joa Stop ham Ronata MarcJ Dabba Staaart Jock M.Tar Ka-th Sulivan M.choal M ar Dav-d Swaany Ran y M.llt Jo Thariot Daborah Mitcham R-chard Thibodaa.i Andraw Mono Dalton TAlton Randy Morgan M-chaal Traylor WJiam Mornt Ma'i Tricou Kavtn No try Staphan Tripp Tara Nalton Jamat Tubb Ma-i Natbit Cyntha Llpton Glynn Mi nt’ Raymond Vargo Robart Norland Kaith V.ncant Ma-y Opr, Barba-a V.tfu' Dabbia Or.Rcr Mark Volar-a dar Jan Otlord Jamat WadrouP Dobra Raga Davd Watton 8’ , Park! 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Knighten BLACK ANGUS STEAK HOUSE Our Steaks Are U.S. Choice Com Fed Heavy Aged Beef Banquet Facilities Up To 300 Catering 7838 Airline Highway Capitol House Hotel HART'S LANDSCAPE COMPANY AND FLOWER SHOP Nursery — Landscape Garden Center Flowers and Gifts 927-2356 9615 Florida Blvd, CLIFF STRAHAN REALTY Residential — Commercial Industrial Campsites LORAINE'S DRESS SHOP INC 9255 Florida Blvd The Place to Shop Broadmoor Shopping Center 926-2883 I PHOUt 356-2478 I GULF DISPOSAL SERVICE PITCH IN! 356-2478 Congratulations to all seniors 7850 Plank Rd. PERCY SOLAR'S BEAUTY SALON Gateway to Beauty 11135 Florida Blvd. 926-1134 THE SQUIRREL'S NEST 11228 Florida Blvd. Sherwood Plaza 275-6442 Xoton anb Country Jfurniture I i:o w ik 6545 Airline Hwy. Baton Rouge, La. 355-7459 357-6406 VIKING DISTRIBUTORS INC. flj Azroclc floor tile � dt •« ( S and Style-Rite carpet 13 754 Madeline Court 1U 926-4993 its. 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WOOLDRIDGE REALTY Residential Commercial Rontals JOHN D. WOOLDRIDGE, Broker 402 Republic Tower 5700 Florida Blvd. Baton Rouge, La. 70806 Off. (504) 927-1861 Res. 921-2373 ■I 303 f — I Member Inter-City Relocation Service Farm and Land Brokers 1739 Wooddale Blvd. 926-7412 766-1266 Rich and Delicious MILLER-TERRELL — BUICK — OPEL 4757 to 4717 Florida Blvd. 926-7010 WHERE ELSE but AT MILLER-TERRELL — BUICK — OPEL There's Something to Bolieve In • See • Drive the 73's A PAIR OF WINNERS! We have nothing but the very latest formal wear! If it‘s happening we have it. Colors, ruffles, the newest cuts, wide ties in colors and in white. See us before you rent. (£ 1 Chenevert’s] fotoncU utea i) 9828 AIRLINE HWY Ph 927 6318 VERNON'S HARDWARE 10224 Florida Blvd. 921 0086 JEANS N THINGS Jeans — Knit Slacks — Shirts Records and Tapes 10831 Florida Blvd. 927 5943 TEX CARPENTER FENCE CO. Wood and Chain J. R. TEMPLETT Manager 9060 South Choctaw 921 5430 BILLY JANET BILLY JR.. TED RICKEY CYRIL ANN FLOWIRLAND INC. 194 PERKINS RO. PM. 142-44 14 “Fantasy in Flowers” NUGENT STEEL Fabricators OF STRUCTURAL MISCELLANEOUS REINFORCING BARS AND MESH ALUMINUM — STAINLESS 9400 Airbase Ave. 356-13 The Borden Pledge “...to keep always in mind our original purposes—to produce milk that meets, first o f all, the health needs of tiny children. By so doing, to offer to people o f all ages milk that fulfills these highest standards of wholesomeness, richness and purity.” The milk for children. HERFF-JONES COMPANY CLASS RINGS — INVITATIONS — DIPLOMAS — YEARBOOKS CAPS and GOWNS Area Code 601 P. O. Box 1034 Phone 354-5323 Jackson. Mississippi THOMAS B..SMYTH KEY CLUB supports Broadmoor! PRESIDENT (ffoConial wardWare Jff.. JT:' pflRCfR-' MAtTVAH The Broadmoor Senior High School STUDENT GOVERNMENT serves you. PRESIDENT — Joe Copus Wire Mesh — Accessories — Fabricated Bars BATON ROUGE STEEL CO. P. O. Box 2215 Baton Rouge, La. G. P. FRANKLIN Manager 927 4176 2043 Dallas Dr. 924 2 Baton Rouge, La. COLONIAL HARDWARE BUILDER HARDWARE HOLLOW METAL DOOR AND FRAMES GIFT ITEMS United States Navy Recruiting Branch Station Federal Building and U. S. Court House 707 Florida Street, Room B-22 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70801 Phone No: 348-0181 Ext. 221 or 222 BE SOMEONE SPECIAL Operations Specialties, Analysis Operations Specialties, Control Graphic Specialties Administrative Specialties Supply and Accounting Specialties Food Preparation Service Specialties Medical Specialty Dental Specialty Electrical Specialties Ordnance Specialties Mechanical Specialties, Precision Equip. Mechanical Specialties, Operation Maint. Mechanical Specialties, Fabrication Technical Specialties, Elec Avionics Nuclear Power Program Advanced Electronics Program UDT SEAL Program ADVERTISER'S INDEX A. A. Sporting Goods.........294 Acme Refrigeration............299 Alto Trailor Sales............289 Audubon Ford..................287 B. R. Blue Print Supply....289 B.R. Savings Loan...........292 B.R. Steel Co.................208 Billy Heroman's Flowerland....306 Black Angus Steak House.......290 Bordens.......................307 Broadmoor Conoco..............297 Broadmoor Residents Assoc.....286 Buc Backers...................311 Camper Village................296 Chenevert's...................305 Cliff Strahan Realty..........291 Colonial Hardware.............309 Concord House.................300 Country Club Exxon............296 Dairy Queen...................298 Economy Furniture.............293 Ed Reed Organization..........290 Fabric Care Center............305 Fleet Tire Company............288 Goudchaux's...................299 Gulf States Utilities.........300 Harrison Paint Co.............288 Hart's Florist................291 Herff Jones Co................307 ORGANIZATIONS I A. F.S.......................164 Art...........................186 Band..........................176 BARC............................. BCS...........................174 Beta..........................156 B. G.'s......................171 BMA...........................191 Bouncers......................185 Buccaneer Log ................168 Buccarettes...................182 Chess.........................194 Choir.........................188 Heroman's Florist..............289 H. E. Wiese, Inc...............295 Holt Auto Sales................303 Idea House.....................302 Imahara's......................296 Jack Sabin's...................301 Jay's Bar-B Q..................303 J. D. Wooldridge...............303 Jean's n Things................306 Jim's Art Center...............305 Joe Alcocer Custom Tailors.....297 John's Refuse Service..........292 Kenny Gill Music ..............299 Key Club.......................308 Kleinpeter Farms Dairy.........304 Kornmeyer's Furniture............. LaCour's Draperies.............298 Lads n Lassies.................288 Leasing Service................310 Loraines Dress Shop, Inc.......291 Louis Mechanical...............298 Louisiana Companies............301 Luckett's Photography..........295 Miller Terrel Buick Opel.......304 Norckauer Associates...........297 Nugent Steel...................306 Ourso Co., Inc...............295 Passman's Nursery..............289 Percy Solar's Beauty Salon.....293 DEX C.O.E..........................195 Debate.........................187 DECA ............................. E. B.R. Youth Council.........147 F. C.A........................175 F.H.A..........................165 Fleur de Lis...................160 F. T.A........................167 G. A.A.......................192 Hi-Y...........................196 Interact.......................154 Key Club.......................150 Keyettes.......................148 Picadilly.......................300 Realty Mart.....................304 Redd Pest Control...............302 Reeves Blue Ribbon..............305 Reuben's Seafood................296 Royal Formal Wear...............303 Shakey's Pizza Parlor...........294 Sherwood Fashions...............290 Sherwood Realty.................288 Shop on the Street..............300 Squirrel's Nest.................293 Sterling Electronics............302 Student Government..............308 Superior Steel..................305 Taber's Poise n Ivy.............302 Tex Carpenter Fence Co..........306 Twin Coder's Exxon..............289 U-Frame-lt......................308 Union National Life Ins. Co.....299 United Companies................290 U. S. Naval Recruiting..........309 Vernon's Hardware...............306 Viking Distributor's, Inc.......293 Village Restaurant..............294 Ward's Costume Fabrics..........298 Way Refractories Co.............301 Wright Percy Ins. Co..........286 Zammitt Radio Television......275 Latin..........................161 Leo............................153 Los Espanoles..................162 Majorettes.....................179 Mu Alpha Theta.................159 Mu Sigma.......................158 P.E.M..........................193 Red Cross......................190 R. O.T.C......................198 Russian........................163 S. G.A........................144 S.I.N..........................146 Abadie. F. 212. Abadie. L. 160. 171. 176. 179. 250. Abadie. V. 176. 265. Adam . J. 246. Adams. Jo. 279. Adams. R. 198. 265. Adcock. R. 146 158. 159. 198. 212. Aillot. D. 158. 195. 212. Aimo. L. 138. 212. Aime. Lo. 265. Alexander. D. 246. Alexander. P. 174. 188. 265. Alford. B. 174. 184. 265. Allen. D. 174. 265. Allen. P. 122. 125. 175. 196. 250. Alton R. 171. 172. 184. 188. 212. Alton. S. 163. 164. 171. 188. 191. 192. 250. Alloy. J. 171. 182. 188. 250. 249. Alonzo. D. 165. 188. 191. 250. Ambrosius. M. 125. 175. 196. 250. Ammons, A. 212. Amoroso. A. 162. 265. 170. Ancona. M. 145. 149. 171, 182. 212. 204. Anderson, Ca. 201. 212. Anderson. Ch. 185. 201. 212. Anderson, W. 265. Ahdre. R. 198. 250. Andre. V. 265. Androws. T. 158. 192. 193. 212. 211. Appleby. J. 250. Armanini. M. 250. Arnold. R. 155. 196. 212. Arnold, T. 263. Ashcroft, J. 279. Ashford. M. 263. Atkinson. Ma. 112. 171. 184. 250. Atkinson. Mi. 155. 250. Aucoin. R. 250. Austin. A. 162. 174. 192. 265. Autroy. P. 192. 212. Avery. D. 145. 152. 190. 250. 197. Avery. J. 265. Azar. 0. 176. 250. Babcock. Ta. 145. 163. 160. 162. 164 192. 193. 194. 250. Babcock. Te. 166. 174. 192. 265. Bobin. M. 279. Babin. T. 213. 197. Badoux. L. 213. Badeoux. M. 160. 198. 265. Badeaux. R. 263. Badon D. 166. 171. 192. 200 213. Bagwell. H. 158 188. 213. Bohlinger. M. 279. Bailey. Sa. 176. 279. STUDENT INDEX Bailey. T. 279. Baily. Sc. 265. Bajon. G. 158. 159. 176. 178. 213. Bajon. R. 265. Baker. Sa. 110. 112. 123. 145. 154. 166. 171. 179. 192. 213. 204. 118. Baker. St. 155. 175. 176. 178. 213. Baldridge. R. 187. 265. Balentine. B. 265. Bales. S. 162. 166. 169. 171. 191. 250. Ballard. E. 176. 279. Bally. T. 279. Bankston. 0. 213. Bankston. J. 160. 169. 250. Barber, K. 171. 250. 8arden. R. 263. Bardwoll. R. 263. Bores. L. 166. 174. 188. 265. Bark. L. 174. 183. 265. Barksdale. R. 263. Bornott. D. 279. Bornott. R. 250. Bornott. W. 213. Barnhart. 0. 165. 184. 192. Bone. R. 263. Borde. R. 279. Bordelon. C. 165. 186, 196, 251. Bordelon. D. 251. Bordelon. L. 214. Bordelon. T. 214. Borne. Le. 214. Borne. Li. 266. Borne. M. 175. 279. 127. Bortnick. D. 165. 166, 192. 251. Bortnick. L. 266. Boucher. K. 263. Bourg. A. 279. Bourg. J. 198. 279. Bourgeois. C. 151. 157. 158, 185. 214. Bourgeois. J. 251. Bowen, G. 279. Bowling. T. 266. Boyd. V. 266. Boyor. C. 266. Boyott, L. 214. Boyter. T. 175. 266. 133. Bozant. T. 192. 214. Bradford. A. 279. Bradford. K. 266. 213. Barrott. S. 157. 158. 166. 193. 213. Barrow. 0. 188. 213. Battles. D. 214. Baughman. C. 279. Beam. A. 279. Beatty. A. 176. 178. 214. Beatty. B. 279. Beech. R. 279. Beeson, R. 279. Bolla. 0. 171. 183. 250. Bella. P. 150. 151. 157. 158. 201. 214. Bello. B. 246. Belluo. M. 265. Bennett. Li. 188. 279. Benton. W. 198. 246, 250. Bernard. D. 265. Berry. B. 279. Berry. P. 188. 250. Berteau. L. 112. 129. 171. 192. 250. 119. Bossmertny. R. 246. Betchauer. N. 188. 265. Bienvonu. P. 265. Bird. L. 250. Bishop. J. 214. Bishop. M. 145. 171. 183. 250. Bixler. T. 279. Black. A. 188. 191. 251. Blackwell. C. 188 265. Blackwell. Rich. 246. Blackwell. Rick. 176, 279. Blackwell. T. 171. 192. 251. Blackwood. N. 162. 166. I 74. 265. Blanchard. B. 198. 279. Blythe M. 165. 192. 251. Bogan. C. 246 197. Bolger R. 176. 266. Bolton. S. 166. 266. Bonaventuro, C. 175. 263. Brand. M. 166. 174. 183. 266. Brandeau, T. 279. Braud. 0. 162. 166. 174. 266. Brian. T. 185. 214. Brignac. M. 246. 197. Brinkhuis. S. 251. 170. Brisendine. J. 279. Britt. D. 146 159. 157. 158. 214. 205. Britton, P. 279. Broemmelsiek. M. 176, 251. Broemmelsiek, T. Bronswoig. N. 279. Brooks. L. 188. 215. Broussard. 8. 263. Broussard. C. 171, 184. 251. Broussard. J. M2. 166. 167. 171. 184. 192. 251. 115. Broussard. M. 171. 184, 215. Broussard. V. 279. Brown. B. 162. 266. Brown. C. 148. 149. 166. 190. 251. Brown. D. 215. Brown. M. 251. Browning. M. 110. 139. 166. 171. 172. 192. 193. 215. 8rowning. R. 263. Bruce. M. 162. 251. Brunson. W. 263. Bryan. B. 279. Buchanan. A. 279. Buchanan. 0. 215. Buchanan. K. 279. Buchanan. M. 266. 127. Buchanan. W. 215. Buckley. A. 176. 266. 127. 134. Budden C. 186 171. 184 190. 263. 119. Budwine. F. 160. 266. Bugea, A. 171. 191. 192. 193. 200. 251. Buie. C. 266. Bullock. 0. 145. I 215. Bullock. J. 145. 215. Bullock. G. 251. Bumgardner. T. 215 Bumgarner. $. H 185. 200 201. 21! BurdsoW R. 279. Burnette. B. 215. Burroughs, W. 263. Butcher. D. 157. I 215. Butcher. J. 160. Ii 190. 192. 266. Butler. L. 188 198 2 Butler. S. 145. 17 133. 127. Butt. 0. 216. Buttorworth. B. 16 183. 266. Butterworth. S. 10 156 157. 158 l‘ 171. 216. 205. 107 Buuck. K. 155. 26 264 133. 127. Byrd. S. 263. Cain. C. 216 263. Ii Cain, P. 279. Calandro. C. 171. I! 251. Calandro P. 145. 192 Caldwell B. 165 174 Calongne. M. 246. Calvin, L. 198. 266. Calvin. T. 266. Camp. J. 152. 194 2 Campbe I. 6. 216. Canafella. P. 267 Canatella. R. 165 26 Canatella. N. 216. Candler. S. 171. 184 Cangelosi. M. 251. Cannon. T. 279. Carley. R. 155. 201.2 Carley. T. 187. 194. 2 Carlock. R. 263. Carlock. Dan. 105 17 Carlock. Dav. 263. Carmena. S. 263. Carpenter. M. I7S 130. Carroll. G. 139, 161 216. Corior. S. 216. Casanova D. 192, 19! Cash, G. 267. Cash. J. 216. Cash. R. 198. 216. Centineo. R. 279. Chachere. D. 251. Chachere. P. 251. Chaffin. E. 166. 184 2 Chambers. L. 279. Champagne J. 145 185 201. 252. Champagne. K. 279. Champagne. S. 145 185 201. 252. Chopmon, B. 279. Charles. D. 160 252. Charles. J. 252. Chatelein. K. 188. 267. Chatelain. V. 267. Cheek. Ro. 217. 106. Cheek, Ri. 217. Chehardy.C. 246. Chendweth. R. 263. Childers M. 263. Chisholm. J. 267. Christiphine, C '67. Chut . P. 112. i 71. '8-• 52. 115. Claiborne C. 147. 157. 166. 175. 185. 201. 252. 248. 249. Clark. Ja. 147. 151. 166. 175. 185 201. 252. 248 249. Clark. Ju. 192. 193. 252. Clark. M. 263. Clark. S. 198. 279. Clary. R. 267. Clary. S. 279. Clary. J. 176. 217. Claudct. C. 188 267. Claudot. E. 217. Clay, G. 162. 191. 217. Claypool. S. 188. 217. Clayton, A. 279. Clifford. R. 263. Coats. M. 152 252. 138. Cobb. A. 184. 192. 267. Cocklo. J. 267. Coco. R. 176. 267. 127. 134. Coggins. J. 155. 267. 127. Cole. K. 217. Cole. N. 184. 267. Coles. A. 176. 267. Colleps. G. 163. 217. Collins. C. 263. Colvin. P. 174. 279. Combs. Co. 267. Combs. Cr. 198 217. Comeaux, A. 21 7. Conkling. M. 110. 112. 128. 158. 192 217. Conkling. L. 174, 192. 267. Conrad. 0. 145. 163, 187. 217. Cook. V. 176. 252. Coon, J. 52. Cop. E. 176. 263. Copes C. 157. 158. 171. 176. 179, 218. Copus. J. 104. 144. 145. 157. 158 175. 201. 218. 205. 136. 107. Copus. M. 183, 267. Corley, C. 188. 267. Cormack, P. 263. Cormier. P. 198. 218. Cosby. K. 218. Cossman. D. 252. Cotton. C. 148. 149. 192. 252. Courtney. J. 267. Couvillion. P. 165, 267. Cowart. R. 125. 155. 175. 196. 252. 119. 130. 131. 134. Co . S. 252. Coxe. D. 267. Coxe. M. 188. 194. 252. Crabtree 0. 155. 196 252. Crabtree M. 218. 118. Crawford. R. 176 178 218. Crawford. S. 218. Creech $. 139. 267. Crist. G. 263. Crochot. D. 121. 165 166 174, 183. 268 116. 119. Croissant. E. 158 184 192 193. 218. Croll. K. 218. Croll. N. 174. 268. Cronin. S. 263. Crowson. D. 148 149. 187. 195. 218. Cruco. I. 158. 195. 218. Culmone. K. 218 197. Culpoppor. K. 174. 176. 268. 119. Culpepper, L 125. 219. Culpepper. P. 176 252. Cummings. A. 162. 164 166 169. 171. 219. Cunningham. 0. 246. Cunningham. Go. 194. 219. Cunninghom. Gr. 279. Currie. S. 159. 160. 164. 200. 252. Curry, R. 150. 151. 201. 252. Curry. S. 150. 151. 169. 268. Cutror. S. 144, 145, 148. 149. 195. 219. 204. Dabadie. C. 246. Dabadie. L. 268. Daigle. K. 166. 171. 184 192. 193. 219. Daiglo. T. 268. Dantilor. A. 200. 268. Daquin. T. 252. Darce. W. 263. Darden A. 105. MO. 145. 151. 157, 158. 219. 204 211. 107. 109. III. Darden. M. 252. Darensbourg, A. 112. 122. 171. 184 252. MS. Darensbourg, J. 145. 174 192. 268. Darensbourg. M. 125. 155. 175. 196. 219. 136. Despit. P. 166. 268. Daspit. R. 191. 263. Davenport. D. I 57. 158. 162. 164 166. 169. 187. 191. 246 204. 170. Davenport. L. 145. 162. 166. 174 200. 268. Davenport. T. 105. 146. 158. 219. David. M. 176. 279. Davis. L. 151. 175. 185. 268. ivis. J. 176. 279. ivis. Kar. 174 192. 268. ivis. Kat. 110. 123. 139. 145. 166. 171. 191. 192. 193. 219. 117. 108. ivis. M. 279. ivis. S. 171. 252. ivison. P. 166. 171. 184. 192. 252. iwes, J. 163. 279. wes. W. 263. iwson. M. 268. iwson, S. M2. 122. 129. 154. 157. 166 171. 192. Day. B. 279. Day. D. 279. Day. W. 279. Dobenedetto. K. 165. 219. Decerbo. C. 268. Decker. D. 268. Decker. N. 178. 319. Dedon W. 219. 197. Defeo. D. 158 188. 220. Degarmo. Da. 163. 160. 164 200 220. Degarmo, Do. 220. Dolatte. B. 176. 181. 268. Delbrocco. V. 162. 253. Delery. N. 149 166. 171. 172. 192. 220. Dellsperger. G. 162. 192. 268. Dellsperger. H. 220. Deloach, K. 279. Deloach. S. 279. Demars. T. 162. 253. Demonn. L. 198. 220. Denton. B. 145. 157. 188 191. 253. 170. Depew. C. 253. 197. Dessello. M. 279. Dessert. K. 158. 160. 183. 220. Dessert. M. 160. 192. 253. Devall. K. 253. Devillo. D. 268. Dovillo G. 184 268. Devillo S. 220. Devillier. L. 279. Deweeso. D. 220. D:benedetto. K. 268. Didier, D. 220. Dimattia. I. 220. Dipalma. D. 175. 176 268 133. Distefano. D. 220. Distefano. V. 178, 253. Dixon. L. 174. Dodd B. 263. Dodds, L. 253. Dodds. M. 221. Dodds. S. 221. Doiron R. 221. Donham. W. 200. 221. Dooley. J. 221. Doughty. D. 221. Douglas. D. 268. Dourrieu. K. 268. Dowell. J. 221. Downs. D. 176, 191. 253. Doyle. 0. 269. Doyle G. 155. 175 269. Dorier, R. 221. 197. Drago. D. 269. Drouet. C. 152 198 200. 201 253. Drushol. F. 188. 269. Ducan. A. 175. 269 133. Dungan. D. 165. 269. Dunlap. W. 221. Dunn. B. 221. Dunn. D. 221. Dunn W. 269. Dunnegan, R. 263. Dunsmore. C. 165. 269. Dupre. B. 253. Dupuy. W. 176. 178. 269. Durbin. J. 253. Durst. C. 269. Dwyer. S. 165 174, 188. 192. 269. Dwyer. D. 176, 253. Dyer. Ca. 279. Dyer Ch. 263. 130. 131. 134. Dyer. D. 188 269. Dyer. I. 279. Dykes. M. 253. Eck, K. 160 269. Eckert. E. 165. 192. 269. Edmonds. J. 269. Edwards. E. 112. 154 171. 188. 192. 221. Edwards. M. 110 112. 128 145. 154. 148, 192. 222. 205. Eggers. G. 145. 150, 151. 157. 185. 201. 210. 222. 211. Eggers. J. 185, 269. Eicher. N. 194 253. Elkins. K. 263. Engels. D. 246. Eubanks. S. 145 157. 166 171. 183. 190 192 222. Faber. B. 219. Faber. K. 263. Fabre. F. 279. Fairbanks. T. 139 166 184 191. 253. Falcon. J. 253. Farrell. B. 279. Farrell. R. 176. 222. Favre. A. 253. Favre. W. 198. 222. Farokas. M. 161. 171. 176. 181. 253. Felder. N. 222. Felmet. C. 253. Forchaud. R. 125. 175. 263. Forris. J. 176. 263. Ferris. B. 176. 178. 222. Fields. E. 174. 279. Fields. P. 105. 157, 158. 184 222. Fife. P. 279. Filgo. W. 253. Fitts. S. 161. 175 178 222. 205. 106. Fleshman. E. 155. 161. 253. Fletcher. D. 279. Flores. B. 269. Flores. V. 269. Flowers. M. 269. Fontana. P. 161. 253. Fontana. V. 222. Fontenot. C. 222. Fontenot. J. 263. Forbes. S. 269. Ford. S. 269 135. Fort. A. 166 174. 192. 269. Fort. 8. 145. 253. Fortenberry, B. 222. Fortner. G. 161. 174. 178. 253. Fortner. S. 174 176. 279. Foster. Ro. 279. Foster. Ru. 246. Franklin. K. 269. 127. Frans. L. 269. Froderic. L. 174 183.269. Freeman D. 200. 254. French. R. 155. 174. 175. 269. 119 127. Froshney. P. 171. 184. 191. 223. Freund. E. 125. 155. 254 130. Froechtenicht. B. 246 134. 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