Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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C b c C a u I h r o n Hazel Alexander. Gontle, mild, and learned, she, Above whose Latin wo all know No one eould ever Iio|h» to go. Lillian Marie If err; man. Lillian wears “a smile that won’t come off.” If she weren’t so indolent, she could translate one-hundred lines of Virgil daily; as it is, she does only seventy-five. Hepsa Highland Boohcr—“Mrs. Beverly Stuart-Dodge.” They say that Hepsa received her dramatic inspiration from Margaret! Anglin, who played this winter in ‘‘Green Stockings.” The dignity she played in the role of Mrs. Stuart- Dodge was not assumed, hut is really one of Hepsa s greatest charms Hattie Maryaretta Campbell— S rs. Ossian.” The girl with the gift of gab, a fondness for tile niekle “movements,” and an incredible appetite for ehooolaie-iee-cream-sodas. Hattie is going to Karlham. where she can talk a lot while the (Junkers are waiting for the Spirit to move them. Walter Taylor Cohce. Angelic behavior and immaculate api earance made “Bill Cohee” a conspicuous figure at the “temple of knowledge.” At the wheel “Bill” was a veritable Barney Oldfield. Thirteen

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C b c d a u I h r o n S ENIORS Twelve

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. . Page Conley “Andrew Strong Truly a doctor “J. Page” will lx , And ns a doctor, we can see Him blowing smoke rings, which without question, Will cure his patients of indigestion. But his “Bicycle Waltz,” without a doubt, Will make them all feel “down and out.” Florence Pearl Cornthiraitc. “Her hair was no more sunny than her heart.” Being famed for her literary ability, she writes very clever verses. She is not idealistic, hut basely practical, however, for she is attending business college. e o u M ilo L. Curts. A second James Lane Allen, Milo is especially noted for his close acquaintance with nature and for his wondertul lowers of description. As an orator, also, he is very proficient. Blanche B. Depot . “Speech is great Imt silence is greater.” Blanche has a deep sonorous voice, whose thundering tones have made the English room echo and re-echo—on rare occasions. Claude IT. Dudley- “Nathaniel Bilser.” “The little giant” whose intellect multiplies his stature. V»ss Clayhaugh calls “Dud” her “fidus Achates.” We cannot find out what Miss Newton calls him | erhaps he “comes without calling.” r t c c n