Frankfort Community High School - Red Bird Yearbook (West Frankfort, IL)

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A A Q--I1 CLA!! DF '31 If one should have happened by F. C. H. S. on an early morning in September, 1928, their attention would have been called to an unpromising group of youngsters hanging around those school doors. We attempted dignity-but fell a little short, acted childish in fact. In spite of appearances we didn't do so badly-electing Berniece Brown, presidentg Tommy Jones, viceg Rosalind Barrett, secretary and Miss Bennett and Mr. Lawler, class sponsors. We attracted no little attention throughout the year. Leaving that green stage far to the rear, we entered as sophs in 329. That was a lively year and we claim a part in. making it so. Although being between the green and Hwisei' stage, we plodderl along with our best foot forward. For junior class officers we chose Tommy Jones, presidentg Carroll Glover, viceg Christina Dixon, treasurerg and Mrs. Corley Tidwell and Mr. Hunsaker as sponsors to hold us in check. Witli their able support we gave the customary play, ours being K'Kempy,l' a howling success. Now as upper-classmen we take our place as T judges on the bench. Mack Stephenson holds the gavel and with Miss Stewart and Mr. McClintock backing us, we can't fail to carry on and play the game. MACK STEPHENSON CHRISTINA DIXON TOMMY JONES President Vice-President Treasurer A A A- -N A Page Twenty-two

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fl- ALFRED ATWOOD Not much for talking we must confess, but al- ways a gentleman. 'F21Hl0l'l'021 H. S. '28, '29, Hi-Y '20, 30, 31, Band '29, 30, 31, Glee Club '30, 31. VELMA BAKER A mighty hunter and lim' prey is man. Red Pepper '28, '29, '30, Operetta '28. Art '28, G. A. A. '28, Camp Fire 3 '29, S. 0. S. '31, Senior Play Cast '31. HAROLD BARGER This worthy man full well his wit employed. Doolen's Phy. Class '28, Junior Class Play '30, Hi- Y '31, Cap and Bell '31, S. 0. S. '31. AMELIA BELLUM One of few people who know how to say enough and no more. Orchestral '28, Girl Rv- serve '31, I V l PETE BACCHETTI ways willing to be liltlel' MA RY BA NYC KY dollar. Pres. G. A. A. '31, Span- Club '30. MIKE BELBAS Someday I'll give the girls :L break. Track '28, '29, '30, '31, Hi-Y '29, '30, '31, vice- Pres. Hi-Y '30, '31, An- nual Staff '31, Cap and Bell '30, '3l: Class Bas- ketball '28, '29, '30, Foot- ball '28, '29, '30, Glee Club '28, '29, '30, Operetta. '30, MERADINE BENNETT In fellowship well could shi- laugh :ind chatter. Q-.AJV Page Tzverzfy-tlzree So great a man is al- .Xs bright as :1 new Q. A. A. 39, 30, '31, ish I Club '29, French 1