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

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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.

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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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The 1934 Fricassee Dt Lois McGraw Mistress of herself though China fall Bili ie Conrad McKay Small things arc sometime? valuable. Waller K. McKay, Jr. Why worry? The more we study the more Ignorance we discover. Robert Hunter Moles Modesty often hides merit. Juanita McGraw I have a heart with room for every Joy. Mary McKay Her smile is a charm. Hazel McLaughlin No widsom like silence. Doris Dean Morgan Life is a mirror; smile at it. Harry Stuart Morris All who know him call him friend. -J