Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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wwf ' Tl: ri Fu nldron 'fo a Swim Swwlw A bright green sweater did appear one day. A bright green sweater. in an elegant way. So bright was the sweater, did each teacher say. That blue lenses must help them break the bright ray. Each Senior so proudly his green sweater wore. Each junior did envy as never before The privilege ot' Seniors displayed evermore. Though to the Freshmen they were only a bore. Dear little green sweater. though no longer new. Dear little green sweater, the memory of you YVill ne'er leave the Senior all his life through. Though he wander far, as many will do. -Katherine Uilar To Om OH 'BuUZoLimi You once were handsome. with your Majestic walls and your high roofs. llut now, your beauty has faded. No more will cliildren run through Your halls. No more will they come and Roam through your 1'ooms. Your day is oyer and your duty is done. Fire has made you what you are now, All that is left of you are your majestic lValls and rubbish. Still your fate ls no worse than ours. Death comes to All of us and we go away. XYe lose our physical beautyg But if we have done our duty as XYell as you, the memory of us will Go on forever. -ll ugh EIG-HTEEN ,lii sher

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F. H. s.,1.o23 HELEN CRIPE Librarian MADGE NORRIS Clerk RALPH STEEL History Kennard High School. XVabash, A. B. '23. 4 SEVEN TEEN

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