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

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As wc prcpaic to lc;nc the- portals of Baton Rouge 11 li. we the seniors of I {MO wish to offer a parting Ave rt vale Mail and Farewell.” to the beloved principal who has guided onr scholastic course foi the past three years and insofar has helped to sha| c our destinies. lo Miss Reine Alexander, well-known and well-liked l us all. we acknowledge proudU and gladls our debt of gratitude. Principal of Baton Rouge High for the past twenty-three yea is. Miss Mexander is one of the two women in l.ouisiana who head large schools. Miss Alexander has watched while Baton Rouge High grew front 300 students to its present enrollment of over 1300. PAGE TEN THE FRICASSEE

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footl all field upon which our h ?|x s have been so often set and as often realized. No mattci how far we may he from Baton Rouge our minds will Ik- aide to turn l a k the pages of time and on the fly deaf find a pit (lire of our school standing majesticalh serene, unchanged l the passing of generations, in the middle of a lawn forever green in our hearts. THE FRICASSEE PAGE NINE

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Our beloved fatuity, out friends and counselors. have guided us safely through the perils of our high-school courses with skillful hands and learned experience and have shown us the right road in life. I hey base helped us com plcte another great step in our education. THE FRICASSEE PAGE ELEVEN