Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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DOROTHEA 1. II RMON Sunshine 1-6; Populus Romanus 1-4. 1st Consul 4: Glee Club 1-6; Curia Latina 5-9; Staccato 5-9; Hi-Tri 8. 9; Travel 8-9; Orchestra 7-9; District Orchestra Contest 9; “Caravan”; Belle of Haddad : “Oh. Doctor”; Sons: of Man ; Press Association 9; Chorus 1-9; Hig;h Life; Gym Exhibition; Sewing: Exhibit; Latin Stude . WILLIAM C. MARTIN Curia Latina 4-8; Science 8: Hi-Y fi-9; Manual Exhibit 5; Travel 8, 9; Pres. 9; Hand 3-9; Orchestra 8. 9; “Oh, Doctor 9; District and State Hand Contests 5, 7. 9; National Hand Contest 7. TIM RL1X I). CLINE Hi-Y 3-8; Science 7. 8; Webs'.erian 7. 8: Forum 5-8. Pres. 8; Curia Latina 1-4; Populus Komanus 1-3; Mech. Dr. Exhibit 6; Shop Exhibit 6; Student Council 8; Class Y. Pres. 7, 8; Oh. Doctor” 8. MARI ELIZABETH KELLEN Sunshine 1-8; Populus Romanus 1. 2; History 2: Travel 7; Websterian 7. 8: Staccato 7, 8: Gym Exhibition 2. 4. 6; Art Exhibit 2, 4. 6; Caravan 2: Constitutional Essay 7: Convocation Committee 7. 8; “Oh. Doctor 8; Cauldron 8; sallie May Hyers Composition 8. DOROTin HELEN RYAN Gym Exhibit 2. 4: Art Exhibit 6; High Life 7: Sunshine 5. 6; Hi-Tri 7, 8: Science 7, 8; Radio 7: Home Ec. 7. 8. FRANCIS L. LIPI Track 4. 6; Varsity Tiack 8; Football 5; Varsity Football 7: Gym Exhibit 8; Interclass Haskctball 1-7; Manual Exhibit 3, 4. 8; Mech. Dr. Exhibit 8; F 7. 8. HOMER N. PICKER IX ■ Interclass Track 3-8; Interclass Rasketball 3-6; VarsLy Track 3-8: Varsity Football 8; Manual Exhibit 6; F 3-8. MARC A RET JANE MAXWELL Sunshine 1-8: Social Science 7. 8: Science 7, 8: Glee Club 5, 6; Gym Exhibit 1. 5; Relle of Haddad 4; Oh, Doctor 8; Caravan” 6; High Life 8; Chorus 1-8. FRANCES LOt ISE SMITH Populus Romanus 1-3; Curia Latina 4-7; Sunshine 1-6; Hi-Tri 8. 9; Science 8. 9: Travel 8. 9. WILLIAM W. (JARROTT Varsity Rasketball 5-8; Varsity Football 3. 5, 7; Varsity Track 4. 6; Manual Exhibit 4; F 4-8, Sec’y-Treas. 7; Travel 8; Rusiness Treas. 8: Radio 8; High Lifo 8; Mech. Dr. Exhibit 4; Shop Ex h in bit 6. JOSEPH EDO Alt RAN Populus Romanus 1. 2; Curia Latina 5. 6; “Song: of Man 2; “Caravan 6: Science 7, 8; Interclass Rasketball 7. 8; Hi-Y 7; Shop Exhibit 8. HELEN EVELYN IIItOWN Sunshine 7. 8; Home Ec. 7. 8; Business 7. 8: Gym Exhibit 2; Style Show 4; Chorus 1-4, 7, 8; May Festival 4; Sewing- Exhibit 4. [ 20 |

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 IR iIMA K. SMITH Populus Roman us 1-3: Curia I«utina 4-7; French 6-9; Web-sterfan 3-9; Sunshine 1-9; Staccato 7-9; Travel 8; High Life 8, 7; Belle of Bagdad f ; Gym Exhibition 1, 3, 9; Sallie May Byers Composition 5. 9; Caravan”; Spring Festival 3. f», 7: Oh. Doctor 9; Band 2-9; Band Contests and Sectional and State 3. 5, 7. 9 and National 7; Orchestra 1-9; Orchestra Sectional and State Contest 7, 9. STEWART LOCKE Varsity Basketball 3-8. Capt. 7. 8! Varsity Football 3-8. ( apt. 7, 8; Varsity Track1 1-4; F 5-8, V. Pres. 7, 8: Radio, V. Ures. 7; Business 7: Travel 7. SAMI EL E. FITZHENR1 Oh, Doctor ; Forum 8; Hi-Y 3-8: French 5-8. Pres. 7, 8: Student Council 7: Varsity Foo.ball 5. (I; Varsity Track 1-4: High Life 8; Manual Exhibit 2; Band 3-8; District and State Orchestra Contest 8; District and State Band Contest 3-8. SI SAN A A IRENE LAKSIJ Populus Romanos 1-4; Sunshine 1-8; Business 7, 8: Home Ec. 7. 8; Ar. Exhibit 1-8: Gym Exhibit 8: Cooking Exhibit 2. MARI K ATHI.l (iOLI).HBEKin Curia Latina 1-4; Sunshine 1-7; Home Ec. 7. Sec’y-Treas. 7: (J. A. A. 8; B Band 7. 8; Gym Exhibit 2. 4, 8; Art Exhibit 1. 8. 8; Sewing Exhibit 3. 4; Belle of Bagdad . JOHN E. STROt I High Life 7; Glee Club 5, 8; May Festival 6: Hi-Y 5-8: F 7, 8: Travel 7, 8; Business 7; Populus Romanus 1-8; Yell Leader 3. 4; Manual Exhibit 2. 7; Interclass Track 2. 4. 8: Interclass Basketball 3. 7; Football 3, 5; Varsity Football 7; Oh, Doctor 8: Song of Man 6. FRANCIS E. LANE Band 1-8; District and State Band Contests 4. (I, 8; National Bund Contest 6: Manual Exhibit 3; Freshman Track 2: Hi-Y 7, 8; Interclass Basketball 7; Radio 8; Mech. Dr. Exhibit 5, (I; Populus Romanus 1-3. THELMA MARIE EMSHOFF Sunshine 4-8: Home Ec. 7. 8: Websterian 7, 8: Business 7: Art Exhibit 1; Style Show 3; Sewing Exhibit 3; Gym Exhibit 8; Sham 7; Two Crooks and a Lady”, Director, 8. MINNIE MARIE DOWN'S Track 4; Gym Exhibition 2, 4. 9; Operetta 4; Sunshine 7; Home Ec. I. 8. V. Pres. 8: French 7. 8; G. A. A. 8; Business 7. FRANKLIN LEONARD LYNCH Orchestra 1. 2; Band 7. 8; Interclass Basketball 1-8: Inter-cluis Track 2; Populus Romanus 1. 2; Curia Latina 1: Mech. Dr. Exhibit 7; Manual Exhibit 8: Simp Exhibit 8; Radio 7: Business 7. 8; Hi-Y 7. 8: Travel 7. 8; History 1; Golf 4-6. JOHN II. DEPOT Libbey High. Toledo, Ohio, 1: Manual Exhibit 4; Mech. Dr. Exhibit 2; Interclass Basketball 1-8; Interclass Track 4, 8; French 7, 8; Gym Exhibition 8. FLORENCE ELSIE HENJAMIN Populus Romanus 1-4; Curia Latina .r , 8; Sunshine; Gym Exhibition 2; Sewing Exhibit 8; Cooking Exhibit 8. 7; World Peace Declamation 5. I 19 ]

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LKE MYERS Radio 8; Manual Exhibit 2; Shop Exhibit 8; Mech. Dr. Exhibit HEH.V PARK Kit Sunshine 1-4: Home Ec. 7: Hi-Tri 7. CLASS WILL PREAMBLE: We, the Senior Class, bc'ng cf sound mind and generous disposition, do ordain and establish this document as our last will and testament, hereby revoking as null and void all other documents of similar character. ITEM To the underclassmen we leave the remains of the high school building. May it long continue to be a race course, a bedlam, and a band stand. ITEM To the Juniors we bequeath our dignity, our model manners and our privileges. ITEM To the Sophomores we give our studious characteristics and our amiable disposition. ITEM To the Freshmen we leave Dorothy Blinn's patience and tolerance of Seniors' faults. May they properly appreciate the value of this gift. ITEM To Easdale Pickett we donate a lovely, hand-bound edition of “Webster’s Dictionary.” May it be a constant source of inspiration and aid to him. ITEM To Miss Verda Knox we leave our love t’er the new school system. ITEM To Jimmy Davis we donate a pocket edition of “How to Propose. It is hoped that this will aid him in carrying out the will and expectation of “Our Class”. ITEM To Mr. Hanger wc bequeath a large size bottle of Pepsodent Antiseptic to be used for hoarseness, the results of yelling at the humble and erring Freshmen. ITEM To Miss Hattie Campbell it is a pleasure to leave the noise, chaos, Freshmen, and loafers which are found in the halls. ITEM To Mr. Marshall Howenstein all the sour notes which the Seniors in the orchestra have been able to find. ITEM To Mr. Burroughs we leave our ability to mix wrong chemicals and get a good strong odor. ITEM To Miss Nixon we leave our interest and delight in the orchestras of Ben Bernic, Paul Whiteman, and Rudy Vallee. INDIVIDUAL BEQUESTS ITEM I. James McMurtrey (being out of my head as usual), bequeath to Babe Stroup my popularity and powers as a gigolo. May they be directed in a much better manner than heretofore. ITEM I, Virginia Fowler, bequeath to Helen Mae Shanklin my haughtiness and studiousness. ITEM I. James O’Rear, bequeath to Max Garrison my ability to act. ITEM I, William Garrott, bequeath to Wilbur Ward my dainty feet. ITEM I. Alina Nell Smith, bequeath to Richard Shaffer my Concert Mastership. May he cherish it dearly, knowing with what generosity it is given. [ 21 |