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

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V The T(ed Bird v VERA SHARKNAS “Quiet and reserved but a worthwhile friend. G. A. A. '33. 34. '35. His- tory Club 35, Style Club 34. English Club 32. ‘34. NORMAN SKINNER My brain is a boulevard without traffic cops. Gold in the Hills 35. Speech Club ’36. Track ‘34. BRUCE SPENCER Good stuff is done up in small packages. Photography Club ‘33. Sports Club ‘38. History Club ‘35. GENEVA STONE My tongue within my mouth I rein. Girl Reserves '82, G. A. A. 33. Typing I Club '34. Spanish Club ’3o, O. G. A. ‘35. Speech Club 35. History Club ‘35. ARNOLD TAROLI A pest to know, but a friend to have. Photography Club ‘33. ‘34. Typing Club I '34. T. T. C. '35. Golf Team ‘31. 34. Typing Team ‘35. Track '86. DELANE THAMES I admit I like the ladies. there is no argument. Football ‘31, Track '31. Typing Club ’33, Travel Club '33. Boxing Club '34. Speech Club '36. History Club '86. HELEN SKEEN Is she as innocent as she looks ? Or are looks deceiving? English Club '34. Chamber of Commerce ’34. T. T. C. '85. Spanish Club 35. American History Club 36. Speech Club ’34. Member of Typing Team ’85. TOMMY SMITH It’s miserable nonsense, but not a crime, to hang around girls all the time. Student Patrol '31. Basketball '31. '32. '33. '34. President H. R. '35. Secretary of Junior Class, ‘34, F. Club '35. Football Manager '34. WILLIAM STEVENS On the outside a villain, but on the inside a heart of gold. Football '32. ‘83. '34. Basketball Manager ‘35. F. Club '36. Junior Play Applesauce” '38. Gold in the Hills '36. Devil's Host '35. CHARLES STRUSZ Some day my name will go down in history. F Club 31. '32. '33. '34. Football '32. '38. '34. Basketball '32. 33. '34. Track ’31, '32, '33, '34. President of Freshman Class. JUANITA TABOR A whirlwind of fun and laughter. Pep Club '32. Girl Reserves '32. ’36, Chefs and Waiters Club '33. G. A. A. '32. Etiquette Club ’33. ‘34, Style Club '33, Sec. of Typing Club '36. BERTHA THOMPSON Full of wit and humor Loved by all who knew her. Girl Reserves '32. Dramatic Club 34. English Club ‘34. Pep Club '33. Spanish Club '35, Speech Club '86, History Club '36.

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V RENO PRANDINI When I wan a child I spoke a a child. Sports Club ‘35, Etiquette Club 38. History Club 85. LENORA PROCK “She is clever, attractive too, when you’re with her you can't be blue. G. A. A. ’32, Commercial Club ’34. Style Club ’34, Pet) Club ‘33. Girl Reserves ‘32. History Club 35, Spanish Club '35. EUCENE REID “Action is eloquence. Archery Club '38. Biography Club '33. History Club '34. FAIRY RICH “Speak low, if you speak of love. President of Home Room '32. Pep Club '32. G. A. A. ‘32. T. T. C. Club ’35. Student Patrol '35. Speech Club '85. American History Club 35. Dramatic Club '34. Red Bird Notes Staff '85. ALBERT ROGERS You are In some brown study. Football '33. Track '34. '35. WILLIAM ROLLINS “Nothing is more simple than greatness; indeed, to be simple, is great. President Model Airplane Club '33. Harmonica Club ’33. American History Club 35. The T{ed Tird NAOMI PRICE Under a surface calm and serene. Joy and laughter may be Nature dub '34. Astronomy dub '84. History Club ’35. JUNE PYLES Did you say she was timid? Well no. just reserved. Chamber of Commerce. '34. Home Economics '34. Spanish dub 85, American History Club '35. JOE RENIK And panting time toiled after him in vain. VINCENT RIDENHOUR Be silent and safe silence never betrays. Boxing Club '35. HOWARD ROGERS One of these strong silent men. Speech Club '35. History dub ‘34. '35. CLEO ROTRAMEL She could always be depended upon at all times for any service great or small. Speech dub 35. Spanish dub '35. Secretary of H. R. •32. English III Club '34. English I dub '32.

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sL The Ted Tird V MAGLENE THOMPSON 'A smile for anyone ahe meet and a friend to every one.” JAMES TROUTT “Those who accomplish most make the least noise. Typing Club '34, Photography Club '84. HARVEY TURNS “Work is the key word to achievement. Archery '38. English Club 38, American History Club '86. DORIS WALKER “Eyes that sparkle like diamonds. G. A. A. '83, American History Club '36, Typing I Club 84. HAROLD WELLS “Some day I will be a big man. “ Football '31. '32. '33. Chefs and Walters '83, American History Club ‘86. English III Club 33. Speech Club '36. Boxing Club 84. DORIS WHITE “She held her place and faltered not at praise. Poetry Club '84, Tinkering Club '84. Speech Club '86. History Club '86, Spanish Club ‘36. GLENN THURMAN When anything is to be done depend on Glenn. Track '31, Football '32. Basketball '82. Vice President of Junior Class '33, Debate Team '35. Hi-Y '84. '35. Electricity Club '33. Speech Club '36, Vice President of Honor Society '35. Devil's Host. '35. WILLIE TRINEI His nimble fingers will win him fame. Typing Team '35. T. T. C. '34, '35. Sec. Freshman Class 32. Track '35. Photography Club ’34, Honor Society 85. Annual Staff '35. A B. VAUGHN “The championship player of tit-tat-toe. Hi-Y '81. '32. 33. '34. American History Club '35. Speech Club 35. JAMESENA WASSON The light that lies in her wondrous eyes. Girl Reserves 31. '32. O. G. A. 85. Pep Club 82. R. R. History Club. English III Club '84. WAYNE WESTRAY A fine upstanding sort of a lad; who never knew what it was to be bad. Model Airplane 31, 32. 33. Student Patrol 32. Track '83. '34. '35. Hi-Y '33. F Club 34. Speech Club '34. American History Club '85. PHILIP WHITESIDES Too popular with blondes for his own good. Hi-Y 31. '32. '33. '34. President of Hi-Y '34. Football '31. '32. '33. '34. Captain of Football Team 34. Basketball '32. 33. 34. 35. F Club '32. 33. '84. Track '32. Junior Play Applesauce 83. Speech Club '34. Student Patrol 31. '33.