Clinton High School - Huckleberry Yearbook (Clinton, NC)

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x . ,L , - ' - A - JZ ??5i,Qim,0 m e i Kitf,5tQe? gpg ef 3 QRS 6 Q Q Cvsg-3 Gvprg 53 G50 aff in , My 4 -f . . in FRANK ICELI. I'7l be Il1.l'1'?'Qll. I'lZ br: frcc, I'Il be sad for nobody. How the mischief sparkles behind those brown eyes. He has given us fun through the years. He's a shark when it Comes to Latin and French, but the trouble with Frank is his weakness for Wanda-ring. He is a mischiefinaker and teases his way through life. But don't mind, Frank, you'll get there yet. O ltllmmzn KENNEDY To lfnozo hm' 'is to louc her. Mildred takes with her all the dignity of the class, and yet she doesn't mind get- ting off that dignity when the right time amines and proves a wonderful sport. She has a temper. Oh! boy! but her hair explains all that. She studies hard in school all day and then at home she reads, When Dallie gives her time. Seventeen