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THE CAU L 1) R 0 N Blanche Lucille Berryman, “Mick”. (Latin Club, 16; “A Case of Suspension”; “Pygmalion and Galatea”). “Mick” is naturally sweet-tempered, and industrious in the reading room. She has an unexcelled fondness for history, an enormous craving for dates, and a peculiar liking for Purdue dinners. Flora Marie Seaman. (Senior Committee; Latin Club, ’15). “A gay. serene spirit is the source of all that is noble and good.” ) J. Hobert Campbell. “Hobe”. (Yell leader; the Bailli in the “Chimes of Normandy”; Bobby Tarver in the Class Play; “Cauldron” staff; Latin Club, ’16). Hobert Campbell, as we all know. Is corresponding with Kokomo. 9 Mildred Marguerite Brant. (“Cauldron” staff). A meek, modest, and brilliant student. The Senior Class is surely glad that Mildred decided to return to F. H. S., and spend her last year with the Class of 101(5. E I rv cn
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THE CAULDRON Rachel Dukes. The only trouble with Rachel is that she talks entirely too much. Outside of that she is a quiet, modest, unassuming student. Robert L. Keene. “Rob”. Robert was “Keen’ ’enough to graduate in three and one-half years. Edna Rertram. (“How a Woman Keeps a Secret”; “Girls’ Chorus). “As merry as the day is long”. A mild, sweet girl, with but one peculiarity—she takes everything so “Keene-ly”. Charlotte S. Beall. “I count life just a stuff, To try the soul’s strength on.” T w ( I v e
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