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

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1 FACE BOSSES C. E. SUMMERVILLE B.S.. Indiana State. LAVERN TRIPP Ed.B.. S I.N.U.; M S.. U. of Ky. GUY E. TUCKER B.S.. McKendree College. M A, Northwestern U. MAXINE S. TUCKER Gregg College. VONNIE B. WADE Gregg College. H. C. WALSTON A.B., James Millikin U.. PrflM.. U. of Wisconsin. WALTER WEFFENSTETTE B.S.. Industrial Ed.. U. of I. GRACE WILSON A B., Colorado S.T.C. HAZEL BEALE A. B., Illinois Wesleyan; B. S. in Library Science. U of I. RUTH TEAGUE MORGAN School Secretary, Rubi-cam's Business College. ROSE TEAGUE ODLE Cafeteria Assistant. THEODORE MITCHELL Head Custodian. ELLIS AVERY Custodian. G. C. SHAW Custodian. HERBERT WIENEKE Custodian 8

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 I POOFjO ultv) ALICE GRANT M A . B.S.. U. of I. JAMES HASTIE Ed B . S I N.U., M A.. U. of Alabama. CAROLYN HELMING A B . Cornell College; M A , Columbia University. WINIFRED N. HENSON Ed B, S.I.N.U. HARLAN C. HODGES Ed.B. S.I N.U. ALICE HOYE A B McKendree College; M A., U. of Wisconsin. RUBY ICE Ed.B., S.I N.U. MARIAN KELLY A B . U. of I. R. L. KRUPP Ed B . S I N.U.; M A . U. of Michigan. H. W. McCLINTOCK Ph.B, Shurtleff College, U of I.; M A., University of Ky. VELMA 0. NAVE Ed B., S.I.N.U.; MA, U. of I. THEODORE W. PASCHEDAG A M . MM. Vandercook School of Music. MONICA PETROFF Ph.B, U. of Chicago; M A , U. of I. GEORGE S. QUEEN Ed.B., S.I.N.U.; A M„ Ph D. U of I. HAL STONE Ed.B., S.I N.U.; MS.. U of Alabama. 7

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Frankie Savs: The whistle blew and 200 workmen enrolled as Rock Pickers in one of the largest coal mines in Southern Illinois. They contributed their bit for the good of the F.C.H.S. mine, and the following year proudly took their places as Shot Firers. The next year they did their part and this time were raised to Trip Riders. Many is the trip they rode for the good of the mine. Their goal was in sight. And now it was there—they were Track Layers. Bob Minton took over as general superintendent to begin the year right. The mighty football machine of '42 provided them with foreman, Heza Hindman and his husky aides, George lubelt, Earl Martin, with John Gouse coming over from the basketball division. Miss Betty Turner ruled as Queen of Beauty with Geraldine Fife and Pansy Jo Moss as her beauteous attendants. Their activities were directed by Mrs. Winifred Henson and Mr. R. L. Crowell. American Passport directed by Miss Alice Hoye, was a smash hit, and proved their dramatic ability. Neva Woolard completed a successful four year career as cheerleader. The football and basketball teams were sprinkled generously with Track Layers. They had enjoyed a glorious four years, and now, equipped with all the experience the mine could give them, they prepared to continue laying tracks in the outside world. Track Layers (Seniors) 9