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

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V The T(ed Tird VIRGINIA GRAY The name yesterday, today and forever.” Zeigler H. S. 31. '32. '33. (J. A. A. '31. '32. 33. Dramatic Club ’32. '38. G. A. A. '34. MELVIN GULINO ”A Util and handsome lad. who gets thing if he wanta them bad.” Football ’33. ’34. Basketball '33. '84. '35. Track '88. '34. '35. F Club '34. '36. Pep Club '33. MARGARET HAMILTON “Nature made her as she should be—not too bad and not too good. G. A. A. ’83. Home Economics ’34, Chefs and Waiters ’34, Speech Club 35. American History Club ’35. 0. G. A. '35. ELMER HARRIS “Gone but not forgotten.” JERRY HAYES “Heartbreaker I How many sighs have been spent on Jerry ; How many lessons went undone I” Football '31. '32. '83. '84. Track ’81. '82. President of Senior Class. Secretary of Boys Etiquette Club '88. Hi-Y '34. F Club '33. 84. MARY MARGARET HAYS The only way to have a friend Is to be one. Wig and Cue 32. President of H. R. '32. Girl Reserves '32. 33. '34. '85. Debate Club ’32. Debate Team '35. Speech Club 85. Red Bird Notes Staff 34. 85. Short- hand Team '85. V ANN GUIDAZZIO An honest girl with cheery smile and a good heart. Current Events '34. American History '35, Typing Club I ‘34. Student Patrol ’35. Speech Club. Spanish Club I '34. THOMAS HALEY All things come to him who waits. Therefore why should I hurry ?” Football '81. '32. '33. Track '81. '32. S. P. A. D. '33. F Club '38. Treasurer of Senior Class '85. JACK HANSON Give me time, 1 say give me time.” Murphysboro '81, '32. '83, Football 31. '32. '33. Basketball ’81, ’82. Freshman Class Play Not Quite Such A Goose” '81. Band 31. '82. '33. Orchestra ’32. '33. Secretary of Senior H. R.. American History Club '35. TRUMAN HART His smile gives its owner passports 'round the world.” Ian Technical H. S. Concert Band '38. '34. Symphony Orchestra ’33. ’34. Theatre Orchestra '34, R. C. L. C. ’32. '33. 34. Student Council '34, Glee Club '82. 33. '34. Band '85. LORENE HAYS A maiden who is always changeable and capricious.” Debate Club '32. Dramatic Club '32. '33. G. A. A. '33. Home Economics '34. Chef and Waiters '34. Speech Club '35, History Club ’84. Spanish Club '35. Pep Club '32. JAMES HENSON If 1 don't find nobody I’ll go back to the farm n milk the oows and chickens. cause I don’t give a gonid gosh darn.

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The T{ed Tiird v BEULAH DUGGER Little we know what she thinks or dreams. Girl Reserves ‘31, ’32. 33. ‘34. Pep Club ’83. Executive Committee '33. English III Club '33. American History Club '85. WILLIAM ELLIOTTE Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow. Football 32. S. P. A. D. '33. Gold in the Hills '35. American History Club 35. Speech Club '35. FRIEDA FAUGHN Small of stature, but you know, it makes her more attractive so. Herrin H. S. '31. '32. Har-rlsbury '32, '33. Vice President Junior H. R.. Home Economic Club '88. Etiquette Club '33. Senior Program Committee. Girl Reserves '83. '34. DELANE FULLMAN Why aren't they all content like me? Girl Reserves '32. '88. Dramatic Club '34. Vice President of Chefs and Waiters. Speech Club ‘34. History Club '84. WILBURN GAMBER A capable chap, he accomplishes wonders. Daddies’ 31. Gold In the Hills ’35, Archery Club '33. Typing Club '38. Glee Club '34. History Club '85, Spanish Club '34. CHARLES GIBSON Who would ever thought he'd fall in love? Band ’32. ’33. '34. '35. Orchestra 34. ’35, Wig and Cue '32. Honor Society 35. Gold in the Hills 85. The Valiant ’33. Hi-Y 33, ’34. Class President ’32. HAROLD DUNN Blessings on thee little man. bashful boy with feet of tan. Pep Club '83. Typing Club '33. Speech Club 34. History Club '85. EUGENIA ESMANS A girl whose heart is in her work, a pleasure 'tie to know her. Etiquette Club '31, '82. President of H. R. '31, 83. World History Club '82. Commercial Club 'S3. '84. English III Club '33. O. G. A. '34, American History Club '35. Play Staff of Junior Play '34, National Honor Society '35. LEONA FREEMAN A sweet disposition gets you everywhere. Girl Reserves '81. '32, '33, '84. Treasurer of Girl Reserves '34. Etiquette Club 32. Glee Club '33. '34. American History Club '35, Pep Club '85. Dramatics '35. National Honor Society '85. MILDRED GALLICK The tall, quiet girl who seems so dignified, but wait till you know her. Girl Reserves '32. Pep Club '32. '33. Typing II Club ’84. Speech Club 84. Spanish Club ’34. HELEN GENEVICH And with a gentle firmness she found or made a way. Girl Reserves 34. G. A. A. '34. 35. Speech Club '84. History Club '85. LOUEVA GLOVER Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. Girl Reserves '31, 32. G. A. A. ’32. ’33. Jr. Typing Club, ’33. ’34. T. T. C. Club ’34.

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The T{ed Tird - WILLIAM HERRELL ••None but the brave deserve the fair. Pep Club 33. Science Club ’34. S. P. A. D. Club '34. American History Club 85. J B HINDMAN “What wondrous beauty lurked within hie hair. Secretary of Science Club 34. Basketball 34. Student Patrol ’33. 34. Speech Club 35. JOHN HUDACHKO “He had the power of hi own conviction. Basketball Team 81. ’32. MARY JAKUBOSKI “Blue were her eye as the fairy flax, her cheeks like the dawn of day. Speech Club 35. American History Club 35. Spanish I Club 34. Current Events 34. Typing Club 34. GERALDINE JONES A magnetic personality that shines and glows with vivid surprises.’’ Cartoon and Poster Club ’34. Speech Club 35. Gold in the Hills 35. Debate Club ’85. Band and Orchestra 32. 83. Pep Club 32. History Club 35, Annual Staff 35. English III Club ’34. Campfire Girl 32. ’33. Etiquette Club 32. REGINALD KARROLL Young fellows will be young fellow . ’ Gold in the Hills 35. Speech Club 35, American History Club 35, Debate Club 34. Science Club 35, English III Club 33. EILEEN HIGHT Sport and school are my delight; They keep me busy day and night. Pep Club 33. Girl Reserves '33. Dramatic Club ’34. T. T. C. ’34. Red Bird Notes Staff 34. 35. History Club 35. O. G. A. 35. Spanish III Club 35. FRANCES HOWARD And when once the young heart of a maiden is stolen. The maiden herself will steal after It soon. Girl Reserves 32. 38. 34. 35. Pep Club 82. Dramatic ’32. 33. 34. Speech Club ’35. Spanish III Club 36. History Club 35. Gold in the Hills 36. Band 32. Varsity Debate 35, Red Bird Notes 34. National Honor Society. Devil’s Host 35. CLIFFORD IUBELT And thereby hangs a tale. Student Patrol ’38. ’34. JACK JEMISON His are worthy dreams of high ideals. LESTER JONES Many a maid’s heart will stop, look and listen when the one taking her pulse is this physician. Central High. Evansville. Indiana 31. 32. Miami Edison. Miami Fla. ’32. ’33. Vice President Nature Study. Co-Editor of Red Bird Annual 36. Debate Team 35. Honor Society. Senior Play Manager. DEAN KELLY He’ll never die of overwork. He doesn’t believe in It. Hi-Y ’34. 35. Speech Club ’35, American History Club 85. Model Airplane 38. English III Club ‘S3.