Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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EIIWIN LOSER Lincoln High School '28, Onward High School '29, Michigantown High School '30, lnterclass Basketball '30, '31, Gorgas Memorial Essay Contvst '31, Spring Fvstival '31, GlLBER'l' CLIDENCE Su ar Creek Hi 'h School t g g '27, '23, Football '29, '30, TERESA SIl'E Spring Festival '28, Gym Exhibit '28, Sewing Ex- hibit '28, Sunshine Society '28, '29, '30, '31. SEIGEL PALMER I'an-American History Club '28, French Club '29, Forum '31, Orchestra '28, '29, '30, '31, X ' lx, A I ' 19 31 l22l RUTH BLINN Sunshine Society '28, '29, '30, '31, Populus lionianus '28, '29, Curia Latina '29, 30, President of Curia Lat- ina '30, VVebsterian '30, '31, Student Council '31, Latin Stude Staff '30, 31, Caul- dron Staff '31, Tumbling Tcam '28, '29, The Cara- van , Tho Rollo of Dag- dad . J- l '1 L.lbf ,J YIULFYI' 'PINLEK' Ponulus liomanus, '28, '29, Sunshine Society '28, '29, '30, '31, Gym Exhibit '28, '30, Sewing Exhibit '31, Cooking' Exhibit '30. VVANETA ICIRBY Populus Ronianus '28, President of Populus Ro- inqanui-:0 '28, Cg1riadLattina' '2., ' , , 'resi 6-n o l'll1'i '30, VVebster- ian '29, ' '31, President of W stcr an Club '30, Staccat - Club '29, '30, '31, Sunihine Society '28, '29 '30, 31, Secrctary of Sunshi , 'Society '30, High Life taff '30, '31, Sallie Mae B ers Composi- tiqn Conti-:st-'31, Gorgas Pmorial' -Essay Contest ' ' ' Council '39, '31, The Belle if l2agdad , The Caravan , Gym Ex- hibit '28, '30, Orchvstra '28, '29, '30, '31, Orchf-stra Con- tf-st '31. CLAUDE NIOURIG Football '29, Varsity Football '30, lnterclass Track '28, lnterclass Has- ketball '29, Varsity Track '30, '31, F Club '30, '31, Manual Training Exhibit '29,

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19 31 SENIOR FRESHMAN DAY April Fool's Day, 1931 A. D. QA Depressionj was very appropriately set aside for Senior Freshman Day. The sixth period was turned over entirely to show the Freshies how, insignificant they really are, and how superior and necessary the Seniors are. Costuming was not compulsory, but much originality was shown in the costumes worn. Howard Hall was thrown wide open with the warning from Miss Howard that if any excess waste was found on the floor, it would be up to the Seniors to clean it up. Arthur Rogers in his usual inimitable way provided one of the best stunts produced. He was dressed in a long. flowing night gown, and rode in a baby carriage which was pushed by Rex Congleton and Louis Hough with the assistance of many others. During the confusion someone acciden- tally upset the go-cart, and Art fell out, spilling his milk on the floor. Miss Howard, immediately, as is her way, made the baby, night gown and all, get a mop, and mop the floor. In the contest held for the different types of costumes, the winner for the ugliest one was Richard Agnew. Dick said he wasn't even half trying to be ugly because he didn't want to frighten the rhinies . Zuanette Campbell was chosen as the best dressed for the occasion, while Karl Irish Fulnecky won the prize for the cutest dressed. He was attired in a charming play suit which, it is said, he wears after school and on Saturdays. Perry Merchant caught the fancy' of several of the Freshman boys, when he entered dressed l24l