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

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E+hc 1932 fncasse ?= Ruth Hebert Of rare contentment and pence of mln l. George Hillard Life's as tedious as a twice told talc. Charlie Holcombe Why shoot butterflies with rules' Why worry over trltles? Vassar Jones Good nature cover many faults. Roy Kelly Modesty often hides merit. Ola Hill Why worry? Life's too short. Margaret Hochenedel I am sure care Is an enemy to life. James Hugi et Would that the world knew my greatness. Joyce Joseph If she he there, there is happiness too. Guice Kimball In arguing, too, he hn his skill.

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;th« 1932 frTcassc ? Jewel Easley Her ways art- ways of pleasantness. Edwin Alva Edwards I have touched the highest point of all my greatness. Gertrude Fry Why think twice before you speak. Georgie Lee Garrison All the world's a stage. Persephone Hamilton Success comes to those who labor. Bani Eckert Not merely good, but good for something. Gatlin Egan Hold the fort. I am coming. Marjorie Fryoux As merry as the day is long. Margaret Grigsby I only ask that fortune send A little more than I can spend. Lucille Harelson Life's it mud dance.

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Fred Lakin To myself do I owe my fame. Mildred Lloyd A lender heart, a will Inflexible Vincent Maggio It's as well said a If I'd said It myself H. C. McCall Hang sorrow, let' be merry. C. G. McGee The wonder Is and the wonder grows. That one small head could hold the things he knows. Charlotte Levert None but herself can be herself. Lena Lungaro The wisest often speak last. John Henry May Judge not by numbers, but by weight. Don McCallum A key that will unlock the fairest heart. Malcolm McGkaw He follow the knowledge like a salting star.