Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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THE CAULDRON IIII I I I IIII . A X ' -.- A . 5' i .- ' 0? T- I .. . I - s N Sf 1' n M3113 , . fi 9,5 A 1 - 1 . ..,, 1 A .iff f LS 'iii ' if 1 - , if ' . 1, - , fw'V' Q' .. '- A 'l , f75 :: l 'il jf, i - r I , eff- ' x x , ,. A 11 . 4 4 'gi -I xx.. X A gg it 1 1 I II . . A A A lllll I 'I - I'IlI ELIVIER E. HAWKINS Commercial Department. Mishawaka, Ind., High School. A. B., Hanover College, 1917. Instructor in Hanover Academy. JOHN RANDOLPH BOWEN Agriculture and Botany. B. S. A., Purdue University, 1915. LULU BOYD Art. Sidney, Ill., High School. Teacher in Sidney, Ill., Schools. Graduate of Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, N. Y. University of Illinois. DEAN LUCILE MclVlURRAY lvlusic. - Frankfort, Ind., High School, 1910. Graduate, as teacher and soloist, with land Conservatory of Music, 1916. C. L. CLAYTON Agriculture and Botany. Upper Sandusky, O., High School. B. S. A., Ohio State University. honors, of the New Eng Horticulturist in Kentucky State Department of Agriculture. Teacher in Evansville High School. LELAH COIN Secretary to the Principal. ,Frankfort High School, 1917. Eighteen

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T H E C A U L D R O N I . ' I g - an fi' I 1. .Ln sf Ii I I i - ' Ta I Q I' 29 2 . e. I. , I .rf 7 'Q4 . . -.-, X i5 sep, ,A..,v X 1-. Q. f w,4 1,3 I, hll ' ,fr 'M' ' r WILLIAM CARNIAN. Bill. CC1ass President, Latin Club, Win' ner of County Oratorical Contest, '17, Triangular Debate, '17, '18, District Oratorical Contest, '17, Secretary of Forum, 16, President of Forum, '17, '18, Glee Club, '17, Vice President of the Boosters' Club, President of the Shades of Socrates. J I have immortal longings in me. -Antony and Cleopatra.. RUTH DERRICK.- CClass Secretary, Latin Club, Forum, Treas- urer of the Sunshine Society, '17, Office Assistant, Cauldron Staff, Shades of Socrates. D In dimension and the shape of nature A gracious person. -Twelfth Night. FLORENCE ADAIR. Flo. fClass Treasurer, '17, '18, Cauldron Staff, Latin Club, '17, '18, Treasurer of the Sunshine Society, '16, Forum, '16, '17, Glee Club.b I had rather have a fool to make me merry than experience to make me sad. -As You Like It. CLARENCE EMSHOFF. Lord. CClass Vice President, Trian- gular Debate, '17, '18, Latin Club, '17, '18, Treasurer of the Boosters' Club, Forum, '15, '16, '17, '18, Times Reporter, Sec- retary of the Shades of Socrates, District Discussion Con- test, '18.J What means this passionate discourse, This peroration with such circumstance ? -II King Henry VI. ROBERT VAN SICKLE. CManual Training Assistant, '17.b Men of few words are the best men. , -King Henry V. ANNA DAVIS. C Cauldron Staff, Spelling Contest, '17, German Club, '17.J Virtue and genuine graces in themselves speak what no Words can utter. ' -Cymbeline. Twenty