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

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It has been our aim to put in the following few pages, things that will in after years make this volume priceless because it shall contain memories of the Bulldog’s lyre. We have striven to put here magic that will bring wandering thoughts back to the old readin’, rightin’, and rithmetic and even the brown hickory stick, and then allow them in a pleasant manner to drift into the schoolhood days —dreamland—school days. If wre have accomplished this, then thank God, if we have not, still thank God, for to attempt and succeed is the best thing, but to attempt and to fail is the next best. Here’s the Fricassee of 1925, 'tis yours, yours for criticism and approval. THE EDITORS

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I o one, whom we love and admire, believe in and trust, who is a friend that sympathizes with us in our difficulties, who awakens in us a desire for the world s knowledge, who inspires others to finer things by her own high example, we the class of ’25 take great pleasure in dedicating this volume of the Fricassee to MISS FRANCES DUNBAR As a token of love and appreciation.