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

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The 1934 Fricassee Lucille G allow a v She always proved a friend to you. Anna Belle Girod Whistles, works, and refuses to shirk Mary Stei.i a Griggs Why shoot butterflies with riiles? Why worry over trifles? Noy Hamilton Every woman is a book if you know how to read her. Vashti Margaret Gill Neve; let your studies interfere with your education. Howard Gittinger, Jr. Many a true word is spoken in Jest. Elizabeth See Guthrie If she be there, there Is happiness, too. Elva Ann Harris The only way to have a friend Is to be one. George Dewey Holden Perservanra always wins.

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1934 Fricassee William Perry Crowell Master of his own destiny. William B. Day I am as I am. and so will 1 bo Edward Oliver Roy Knowledge is not his aim. Loren a Forbes Good nature covers many laults. Kenner Day A real fellow In every way. John D. Dlvall Work! what's work? Where have I heard that word before? Martha Louise Ewell A light heart lives long Alta Marie Ford It's a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. Frank L. Lewis With graceful steps he strides th« street. And smiles on all the ladles sweet. Ten

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1934 Fricassee Thomas Harris Jackson Ami women, like tender vines, cling to this stury oak. Francis G. Le Jeune E eryone likes a good-natured person. Thomas A. Maher Gentle in his manner, strong in his performance. Hazel Fae McCardell A very sweet nature. Ray Velma Kelly You shall do all things well — and kindly. Jane Maddox A fair exterior is a silent recommendation. James Ira Martin They say all great men are dead. And I’m not feeling well. Dan W. McFatter, Jr. A little nonsense now anil then Is relished by the wisest men. Dorothy Mae McCarroll For she has winning ways.