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

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:+h« 1932 friCdSSW Edwin Merrick For he’ « Jo!ly Kotxl fellow. A. T. MONTAGINO A serious, studious lad. Earl Morgan To ImukIi is the characteristic of man. Steve Nasca And he smiles, and smiles and smiles. Evelyn Powers The best mirror is an old friend. Frances Miranda Good nature and good sense must ever join. Joseph Montagino When In doubt keep quiet. Alice Mullins Works but never worries. Agnes Nolan When done by her t'was well done. Alvin Rabenhorst He is well schooled and learned, full of noble device.

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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.

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=th« 1932 prTcass ? ? ► Elizabeth Rex Laugh and the world laughs with you. Hinson Robertson Hi «ay 11 thousand pleasant things. Elizabeth Robbins Take it easy, have your fun and let the old world dicker Dorothy Rose Quietness is an Indication of ability to think. Nettie Mae SCHOEN BKODT On with the dance: let Joy be uncontlned. Ethel Richardson Fine things come in small packages. Effie Robertson A cheerful, sunny person. Joie Rogillio Quiet reserved yet full of fun. Florence Saint On every gesture, dignity nnd love Charlotte Seakles She mounts the ladder round by round.