Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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 u-:. 1 urns or Kiel )' L. W. Hnmnitton. Mathematics Katherine Howard. English C. L. Stubbs, Principal Anna M. ClayhauKh. Latin E. M. Deem. Botany Laura J. Walker. English Bertha L. Newton. German Mabel A. Roth rock. English Lula S. Boyd. Art O. B. Farr. History Ignore Buchanan. Music F. J. Mabrey. History snd Mathematics Ruth Ku»h. Latin and History W. L. Clark. Phyaica and Chmiiatry K lcven

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Agnes Baker Golds Marietta Br Hersch-U Darwin Bryant llortense I. B.irnrtt Chnvka P. Anderson Agnes Baker. As merry as the day is long. We all like Agnes. Her perpetual good nature and her ever-ready smile are ''winners. Golda Marietta Bass. In each cheek there appears a pretty dimple. Although Golda hasn't an ohstrusive disposition, she is far from being a wretched un-idea’ 1 girl. Herschell Darwin Bryant. A lover of the world behind the footlights. At whose sight all stars hide their diminished heads. “Dad expects to tread the boards to fame and fortune. Hortense I. Barnett. I am a shy little Puritan maid.” I he class of l‘ 13 will always remember Hortense for her hospitality of September 2 . ‘12. M iss Oaybaugh says, Sonic of our brightest people arc left-handed.” Chaska P. Anderson. Stately and tall he moves in the hall. The chief of a thousand f r grace. W'c'rc all afraid Chaskn’lt study too hard; his health is del: Frau Sorgc doesn’t seem t worry Chack much. catc.