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

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N W' RUBY GRIFFIN Life's a serious proposition. MARIE HANNIE Duty dwells with kindness. LUCILE HARELSON Quiet, reserved, yet full of fun. WALTER HENNIGAN 'Not merely good, but good for something. BLANCHE JACKSON Success comes to those who labor. -92 1-we '3 HOWARD HAMMOND Yeah, I'll get there some day. BENTON HARELSON I'm sure care's an en emy of life. BROOKSIE HATFIELD S'pose I'd pass History? NORMA HOLDEN Fam would I climb, yet fear to fall. MARION JACKSON Everything comes to him who waits, so why hurry? The 1930 Fricasseca. U. wenty-eightl

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mm 'E l NX m'WW'-N H E' A 'W MINNA LOU CANGELOSI Oh this learning, what a thing it is. HENRY CHAMPAGNE Politeness goes far, yet costs nothing. RANDOLPH CHARLTON A sound mind in a sound body. HENRY LOUIS COHN To thine ownself be true . . . ZDENKA COP She mounts the ladder, round by round. H H MIRIAM CHAISSON Or light or dark, or short or tall, She sets her spring to snare th ern all. KENT CHAMPAGNE An acorn from the tree of knowledge. LOUISE COBB I said we love her, what more can I say? DOROTHY COMEAUX Always in a good humor. MAE CORCORAN Sweet and shy. 1, 1. X The 19150 Fricussecr ff

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'Tw 'W FRANK JONES Wfiy th ink twice before you speak? VERDITH JUMEL Her ways are ways of pleosantnessf' LUCILLE KEAN Laugh and the worlcl laughs with you. LUCILE KIMBRO There's mischief in her eye. DONALD LANDON Never in a hurry. XM' xg, ,rx fha PERCY JOSEPH As a man speaks, so is he. SOL KARPE 'Judge not by numbers, but by weight. HILLMAN KENNARD Fine things come in small packages. CARRIE LAGROUE 'She's willing to be what she is, and sees nothing preferable. DORIS LITTLE 'Great oaks from little acorns grow. The 1930 Friccmsseca. 7 cf I'I'wcnty -niuel