Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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9B CLASS Top Row: Gilbert Fykes, Vern Emmons, Max Livesey, Ralph Hayes, Max Garrison, Max Trader, Roger Martz, Bernard Howe, and N’evin Palmer. Second Row: Helen Somscl, Helen Miner, Neva Lucas, Helen Landes, Helen McIntosh. Lois Ricker, Dorothy Stine, Lucille Larsh, Mary King. Third Row: Evelyn Moudy, Robert Reed. Kenneth Moore, Ray Leach, Harry Emshoff, Junior McCreary, Kathleen Murphy, John Younkin. Fourth Row: Kenneth Harker, Thelma Power, Margaret Thompson, Mary Salisbury, Dorothea Hlinn (Sponsor), Emmaline Schultz, Wilbur Ward, Kenneth Jones. Eugene Utterback. 9B CLASS Fifth Row: Isabelle Conarroe, Virginia Biery, Mary Cummings, Frances Cox, Mary Jane Erskine, Catherine Fisher. Jean Flckel. Sixth Row: Fred Carman. Ernest Stout, Gerald Thayer. Carl Rice. Donald Brammell, Wesley Allie, Clarence Peterson. Seventh Row: Samuel Power, Edith Cline. Virginia Alexander, Katherine Allie, Annabel Armstrong, Eileen Johnson, Dorothy Berry, Lloyd Dunbar. Bottom Row: Martha Douglas, Farel Howe, Kenneth Bryant. John Quick, Dorothy Wainscott. Walter Spurgeon. Alice Timmons. Ansel Street.

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Florence Benjamin’s life work Is teaching religion to the heathen Turk. Norman Wess has suffered dejection Because of a vain search for perfection. All music lovers reverence the name Of a music leader of wonderful fame. Fred Dorsam is this talented man; Who lives by his very love of Chopin. To Mary Alice. by Jchn DePoy, Is a poem of eternal joy. A fortune now has Lyman Boyle. Made by selling castor cil. A political boss of powerful sway Is Jim McMurtrey. He has his way. He cleared Chicago of its racketeers. His gang rules now. For him three cheers! A1 Hendershott’s revolutionized This entire world with his dictums wise. Depressions are gone; all troubles arc past. For he has solved all problems at last. H. Petersen has discovered a ray To make one tall in a single day. Its effect on him. lie’s proud to show; He measures eight feet from head to toe! A thing which has taken the country by riot Is Klaine Phillips’ reducing diet. Two drops of milk, of water one spoon. Try this and your weight will go down soon. The place to get beauty without a myth Is the Paris Salon of Smith. Smith, and Smith. Frances is the expert on hair, And Florence will make your complexion fair; And if she’s inclined,—why Ahna Nell, The secret of the perfect figure will tell. Jean Gossett, 'tis said, spends all the time there, And oh! she has grown most marvelously fair. Virginia Smith has been there, too; She has great beauty, acquired by few, And so she’s queen of the movies now. And even Garbo before her must how. Bob Ryan’s a bachelor, young and gay. Who lives on his yacht both night and day. This yacht, “Merry Alice , has quite a pace; With it he believes he can win any race. Her interest in Russia Red Cost Rosie Stinson ’most her head. Then came a friend her whole thought taking. Her interest then became brass making. A life in jail's the tragic fate Of hasty acting Puny Wavt. In anger he knocked a man to the flcor, A man who was to rise no more. E. Clark’s campaigning to make this world right, ’Gainst parking upon lonely roads at night. A well known figure is Helen Brown As she sells her wares around the town. Buchanan and Dowden have just won A world-wide dancing Marathcn. Ten long years they dance away, Wearing out two shoes a day. These shoes were made by Franklin Lynch; Their brand is known as “No Corn Pinch’’. Pig whose real name’s Francis Lipp, Has won the heavy weight championship. Something, tco, has Jesse Young done; The hog-calling championship he’s won. Campbell and Landes, after working hours. At last communicated with Mars. The heiress of millions a bootblack wed! Society’s greatest sensation, ’tis said. The heiress was the Dorothea Harmon we know, The boct-black. George Andrews, her faithful beau. In an advertisement now we sec A famous actress; who can she he? ‘Tis Irma Biggs as she says with a smile. For a Campbell I’d walk for many a mile.” Ed Surface, some way, has taken the notion This climate was too cold; he went west to the ocean. Edward Campbell and Lee Myers Spent their whole lives changing tires. His fortune lost and then again made. Floyd Scircle was cn the Board of Trade. A doll magnate is Herbert Spray Who makes a million dollars a day. M. Maxwell and M. Hamilton Make the best pie under the sun. Experts say that Beulah VanTyle Has the world's most beautiful smile. McCarty and Dotson have gain'd great fame As hunters of big African game. Louise Bowman’s such a typing shark In her sleep she types in the dark. And now these are the real true fates Of my old friends, my dear classmates. Though some are good and some are bad; Though some are happy, others sad I’m very proud to say to you I belong to the class of '32. —Elizabeth Dorner, '32. I 24 j

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9A CLASS Top Row: Milton Shephard. Juan Kamos, James Burford, Chester Newbold. (Metis Box- well, Thomas Kamim, William Michner, Tom Rominger, Fred Reppert, Ralph Montgomery. Second Row: Dale Kipp, Richard Reagan, Mary: Koiii.se Chilcutt. Mary Catherine Carter, Dorothy Brammel. Killian Carder, Virginia Baker, Martha Childress, Mary Frances Caldwell, Kouise Catron. Katherine Brittain, Annabel Barber, Beulah Anderson. Third Row: Ora Marsh. Nola Beauchamp. Bernadean Denman. Helen Nicholas, Mary Catherine Sexton, Ruby Myers, Rena Mae Nation. Julia Knapp, Gladys Rice, Dorris Myers, Charles Peters, Elmer Sheets. F mrth Row: Harold Clement. Joy Boggs, Joyce Boggs, Thelma Maddux, Elizabeth Rice, Wilma McConnell, Mary Emma Shanks, Helen Swafford, Anna Ostler, Ola McQuern, Paul Moore, Kenneth Kipp. Fifth Row: Mary Jane Piner, Mary Etta Mahoney. Zelpha Reigle, Jean Kernodle, Virginia Scircle, Miss Doris Knox, Mr. Zeig, Mary Jane Norman, Mary McCarty, Mary Frances Me Fa Hand. Bottom Row: Roy Ayres, Richard Carter, Wilber Slipher, Robert Price, Joe Barnhart. Donald Brookie, Keith Brock, Doyle Reigle. Top Row: John Hicks, Calvin Gwynn, Samuel Thompson, John Du Vail. Owen Wills, Fremont Kanum, Joe VanCleave, Jasper Stewart, Kenneth VanOamp, Marion Cook. Second Row: Willie Hampton, Virginia Jones. Belva Fear. Mary Alice Dawson, Vernon Claire Weaver, Ruth Howe, Zudora Hartrum. Aurelia Hambrick, Evelyn Hengst, Thelma Decker. Third Row: Gorman Tompkins, Maxine Keller, Jane Farnsworth, Thelma Hay, Maxine Goodnight, Ruth Walker, Roxie Gallagher. Gerald Taylor, Ross Donaldson, Harley Downs. Fourth Row: Elvin Clossin. Riley Fisher, George Weimer, Harold VanTyle, George Greene, Francis Teegarden, Rutherford Holland, Vincent Griffin, Charles Cue, Buren Snyder. Keroy Hart. Fifth Row: Gladys Wright. Marian Thompson, Alberta Walnscott. Doris Tompkins, Betty Jane Dawson. Frances Garrott. Helen Cox, Martha Isgrigg, Mildred Wray. Bottom Row: ,1. F. Witsman, Eugene Davis. Earl Stroup, Richard French, Keon Goodnight, Bernard Thompson. Donald Huffer, Harry Johnson