The Froebel Kindergarten Training School - Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

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KATHERINE KAUFHOLD li-Ii-K-liaty. only we don't call her that -Xnd she cloesn't stutter. Her lessons she knows well How-we cannot tell. F llut she tloes it just the same, - --Xncl now she's out to capture fame I --This little Katherine Kaul' old. an ,tflf .lf l!.4,W' VV l,-X!AfL'f L V HARRIET MANDERBACH Our' Harriet came in the gloomy winter 'l'o tltive our lmlues away. She succeeded so well. with her jokes antl het' smiles - 'l'hnt we have just tnatle het' stay. 'QW' - vi , ' , ,., ' 'Hg I , 5: ,Qs-.s.. ' x V h E, l. by LN-vk.pSJ jglw,-. J.. HELEN LAWRENCE Eeney. meeney, Miners, IBO, 'l'hat's the place for Helen to go. We do not know-we Cannot guess Why that's the place that she likes best Q . 1 - . 12 ws ff: Q , . .. Q

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l l I -r i g, fx - l 'ahh' Q if' :rjtfx I RUTH ALLEMAN l Ruth possesses a rare personality that spreads its charms deeper and deeper all the while. Her predominating characteristic is her artistic aliilityg truly we are convinc- r ed that each and every god has vontriliu- ted to her make-up. gli,-,,,. .,.,.--4 ' if AY A MAE BUFFINGTON cf- e, If you see a girl i Q Who is charming and gay e 'V You'll know at a glance Yvk 1 fi ' . K r i ' lhat she's Our Mae, tj ' i -f f A lv . l- but you neet not ie er X. L K r w w ' 1 ' M 'Q l lo Lharles Dickens l J ,iq l To find out that Mae ' . Doesn't like chicken K r ill ky- l . But we wish to Mae t The very best y And hope in the future l She'll have great success. l I k l' vi l l . ,Q f-ff I ALICE GRIEST Some people are temperniental and so to balance the uneven dispositions there are girls like Alice in this world, girls who are calm, good natured, jolly. girls who are always friendly and kind. Even her Old Ford responds to her kind treatment and carries her back and forth from York Springs to Harrisburg each day of the week with a minimum amount of fuss. And the crowds which pile in the Ford when it reaches l-larrisliurg are enough to make it fuss.

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' l M-.wmv f ' 'L ,. Wig.-. -. -.Ng' , 'j.l ':.-x MARY MILLER lt is good to have her aiuong us for her voice is soft and low. One look at her noteliook and you know she has a good collection of interesting tniugs to use in her school next year. She is quiet liut not too quiet for a liit of mischief for she has often lieen seen racing the lius to and from school. I think she gets an extra thrill, thinking people tion't know she is mischievous. So although Mary looks like what she isn't, it isn't her fault she does! 1 , Y ' ' - ' if' .ff 34 -.ii':- SI .... L ' M. . W . I-A- Y 1 -bg., r ETHEL MORROW Ethel is a fair-haired lass XVhose favorite pastime is to sleep in class. She never once makes a wiggle. But you should see her When she starts to giggle. ftHere's to success throughout your life With never a hit of woe or strifefl MIGNON OMMERT Mignon is a maiden tall Who runs around with Katie small Her disposition is so nice You never have to ask her to do anything twice. Best of luck in your country school- May you never have to use a hickory rule. I pg i