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

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HOPPER, JIM Content to do the best you can By such a creed you’ll be a man. HOLLOWAY, CLAUDE L., Jr. Peace is the glory, ever of a man. JORDAN, CARMEN ANITA We all know chat Anita is awfully hard to beat. JOHN, MAY CROSS Full of spraklr, dash and go— She’s different from the rest you know.” JUMONVILLE, FELIX, Jr. Tall, dark, V handsome. JONES, GEORGE HERBERT. Jr. Why go around with a downcast fare? 'Tis the one who smiles who wins the race. KUHLMAN, O. W. True to all he knows is true. p KLEINPETER, PATRICIA ANNE I am sure that care is an enemy to life.” KUBAS, BLANCHE LOUISE Roll on old world, and I’ll roll with you.” IIARELSON, JACK His actions spell his character. SENIORS Page Sixteen

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GREEN, NANCY Her soul is a fountain that bubbles with joy.” GALLENT, MARIE LOUISE Venus on the American plan.” GORE, AUDREY Life is joy, love is power.” GARDNER, MARGARET LOUISE HOLLOMAN, SIBYL WANDA Courteous and most excellently true.” She is happy and filled with the joy of living.” HAYS, MARY EVELYN Noble in thought and in every deed.” HERMAN, RUTH LORRAINE Common sense is not a common thing.” HUNT, MARJORIE Let the world have its way.” HOLEMAN, JANICE RITA A sweet, attractive girl with many friends.” HOTARD, KAROLYN J. Let the world have its way.” SENIORS Page Fifteen

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LAND. JAMES KENNETH He’s not as bashful as he looks, This bov who cares not much for books. LANGLOIS, JAMES R. Weighed in the balance and not found wanting. LANDRY, JOYCE ELLEN If she be there, there is hapincss too. LALUMANDIER, ELNA ' Cheerily, merrily, I go on my way.” LANDRY, FRANCIS A., Jr. Life's too short for books. LIEBERMAN, JOSEPHINE Our brains are too valuable to injure by overwork.” LORIO. LORRAINE ELIZABETH Lite is a serious proposition.” LARGUIER. SUE It I choose to talk a little wild, forgive me. LEWIS. VELMA ' A bit of heaven itself.' LANEHART. MARGERY A merry heart that laughs a: care. S E N I 0 R S Pane Seventeen