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

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Move away, girls, let 'K' 'W FLORENCE BOITEAUX Life's a mirror, smile in it. MABLE BOOTH A merry heart that laughs at care. CARTER BROWN A little nonsense now and then, Is relished by the wisest men. MARGARET BUQUOI ' To know her is to love her. CATHERINE CALMES me go to the mirror. The 1930 Fricassee H ll ll E MILE BONNECAZE An acorn from the tree of knowledge. EVELYN BROUSSARD Good nature covers many faults. VERA BROWN A masterpiece of nature. RICHARD CADWALLADER They say all great men are dead, And l'm not feeling well. Class President. KATHERINE CAMP Says little, thinks lots.

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K- 'W' EDITH ABBOTT Ever ready to help a friend. JOYCE LOVE ALLEN Beauty in disguise. EVELYN BALL She makes sweet music. GORDON BARGAS I dare do all that may become a man. MELL BAYNARD He who finds not love, finds nothing. TULLY ACHORD All the world loves a friend. KK HARRIETT BALIS For she has winning ways. KENNETH BANFIELD I am as I am and so will I bef' MAE HELEN BATES 'Happiness seems made to be shared. FRED BELCHER To laugh is the charac- ter of man. The 1930 Fricclssee.

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X S RN 'W f - -M 1 BARBARA COVINGTON Always in a good humor. THELMA COXE Modesty often hides merit. WINFIELD CUNNINGHAM Hang sorrow, let as be merry! SADIE DE LAGE Gentle in her manner. r w A GERMAINE FIFE ' Why worry? Life's too y LILLY COXE Softly speaks and sweetly smiles. FRANK CULOTTA I'll do what I can, to get by. MILTON DAVIS Life's too short for books. MILDRED DREHR S'pose I'd pass Chemistry? AYLEIN ECKLES To know her is to love short. her. The 1950 Fricusse.ca. A--A R f W--flC? E