Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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2,1,.,.,, ,,.,.-.-..L..,.l....-.-T.. ---- F. H. S.1-i-- THE CAULDRON ----1 9 2 6 D OYAL PLU N li l'l l' llc hath done good service. -Rliwli Ado About Nothing. , Basketball '23, '24, '25, '26, Interclass Bas- ketball '23, Captain Basketball Team '26, Track '24, '25, Interclass Track '23, Mechan- ics Club '25, '26, The Rose Maiden. MARGUERITE HOLMES ln action how like un angel. -Hamlet. Sunshine Society, Gym Exhibition '23, Web- sterian Club '24, '25, '26, Curia Latina '24, '25, Staccato Club '25, '2li. R OXYEIIEIKTA K Y GER Y V Tho glass of fashion. -Hamlet. ' Sunshine Society, Sylvia , Building of the - Ship , The Rose Maiden , Glee Club '25, '26, Gym Exhibition '23, '24, State Glee Club Contvst '25, Sewing Exhibition '24, '25, ' HARRISON DERRIUli I nm loved of all ladies. -Lluch Ado About Nothing. Mechanics Club '24, '25, '26, lnterclass Has- ketball '24, '25, XVebSterian Club '23, Latin Club '23, '24. , Jrb 3. PAULINE IIOUGH In fraluing nn uriist :nrt has thus ulc- 1-reed, to nulke some great but others . to exceed. -Pericles. Sunshine Society, Gym Exhibition '23, '26, Staccato Club '25, '26, Vice-President Junior Class, Art League '23, High Life Staff, Cauldron Staff. NPIWTIJN OLIPHANT Let llle toll the world. -Henry IV. Mechanics Club '23, '24, '25, '26, Secretary '25, Orchestra '22, '23, '24, Glee Club '24, '25, Forum '24, '25, High Life Staff '23, '24, The Rose Maiden , Stop Thief , Gypsy Rover , Basketball '23, '24, Senior t'lusS Play. E M JOE M1-KOWN f'Glve me some nnlsii-. -Antony and Cleopatra. Gypsy Rover , Building, of the Ship , Glee Club '23, '24, '25, '26, Mechanics Club '23, '24, '26, Basketball '22, '23, '24, lntcr- class Basketball '22, State Glee Club Con- test '25, Sylvia . MIGLBA STE PHENSON VVhen you dance I wish you were ll wave on the sen that you inight over do nothing, but that. -XVinter Tale. Sunshine Society, Gym Exhibition '23, The Rose Maiden . TXVE NTY

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----19 2 6-L THE CAULDRON -- F. H. s.- years both glee clubs have been participants in the state contest at Indian- apolis. The orchestra has grown and also a good band has been organized. ln 1925 and 1926 Frankfort was a triangular debate winner, while the students have been more or less successful in other lines of oratory. The public speaking department has produced several plays and sponsored con- tests. Iiach year the commercial department brings home several prizes in each line. The state wide Latin contests are also a means of competition which have been instituted in the last four years. as also has the McMurtry prize essay contest. ' These are only examples of the changes and improvements which have taken place in the school. ln all of them the seniors have made a showing of which we are proud. The last lap of our high school career has been spent in the new high school. XN'e fully appreciate its advantages, but the four years in the gymnasium have left their imprint on our memories, and it is there that our thoughts will center. XYe have been wanderers, but we have enjoyed the wandering. Some interesting statistics in regard to the class have been gathered from the high school records. ln the fall of 1922 there were in the class seventy- five 9-13 girls, and thirty-five 9-A girls. Of these 110 girls, who entered with the class of 1926, only forty-three are graduating. During the four years nine girls have entered from other high schools, making a total of fifty-two girls graduating this year. The boys class has suffered even a greater decrease in number. Of the original 108 9-A and 9-13 boys who entered in 1922 only thirty-two are graduating this year. The total number of boys graduating is raised to forty by the eight who have entered from other schools. The total number of students to start the four years of high school work was 2203 the total number finishing it is ninety-two. The class of 1926 will soon be numbered among the many classes which have been graduated from Frankfort High School. Not many years from now its members may be scattered and at times the class may be almost for- gotten. llut always in the minds of those ninety-two students. who made up itsienrollment will remain a memory of the things which, during these years of high school life. have been accomplished. NINE'l'l'1EN

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l 9 2 6 THE CAULDRON ---l F. H. S.--- AARON LUCAS ' Oh, he sits high in all the people's hearts. -Julius Caesar. Track '23, '24, '25, '26, Interclass Basketball '23, '24, '25, '26, VVebsterian Club '23, '26, Curia Latina '24, '25, '26, Quaestor '25,.Sen- ior Consul '26, Forum '24, '25, '26, President '26, Delegate to I. H. S. P. A. '25. '26, Assist- ant Business Manager High Life '24,. '25, Business Manager High Life '26, Business Manager Cauldron, Boosters Club '24, '25, '26, President '26. .ll'l,lA ll. FADIPBELL -'If music be the food ol' love, play on. -Twelfth Night. Sunshine Society, Staccato Club '24, ,'25, '26, Secretary Staccato Club '26, The Rose Maiden , Sylvia , Building of the Ship , Glce Club '25, '26, State Glee Club Contest '24, '25, Websterian Club '24, '25, '26. 99 YIRGIXIA RIcCAIl'l'Y Look on benuty and you will see, 'tis purchased by the weight. -Merchant of Venice. Sunshine Society, Orchestra '24, '25, '26, High School State Orchestra. '24, Glee Club '25, '26, State Glee Club Contest '25, '26, Websterian Club '24, '25, '26, Curia Latina '24, '25, The Rose Maiden , Gypsy Rover , Syl- via , Building of the Ship , Gym Exhibi- tion '23, '26, Musical Concert '26. ll1lBER'l' QITICIC 'l'l-ie force of his own merit lllllkl'S his way. -Henry VII. Class President '24, '25, Boosters Club '25, '26, Secretary '26, Forum '24, '25, '26, Presi- dent Forum '26, 'Triangular Debate '26, In- terelass Debate '25, '26, lfechanics Club '23, '24, '25, '26, President '26, High Life Staff '26, Representative to l. H. S. P. A. '24, High School Notes '24, '26, Cauldron Staff, NVQ-hsterian Club '23, Orchestra '24, '25, '26, Glee Club '25, '26, Band '24, Curia Latina '24, '26, Consul '25, Hottentot , Syl- via , Senior Class Play. ROBERT FOVVLER ' There wus no nlusic with hiln but the llrum and fll'e. -Much Ado About Nothing. Boosters Club '25, '26, Vice--I'resident Boost- ers Club '26, Orchestra '23, '24, '25, '26, Band '24, '25, VVebste1-ian Club, Curia La- tina, Forum, Senior Class Play. EYELYN VVOODS I'is beauty truly blent whose red anll white Nnture's own cunning' hand laid on. -Twelfth Night. Sunshine Society, Gym Exhibition '23. DIILDRED FOLEDIAN Thou hast the sweetest face I ever looked on. -Henry Vlll. Sunshine Society, Gym Exhibition '23, '24, l'l'ebsterian Club. DIELYILLE COIHIEE We cannot all be luustersl'-Othello. Orchestra. '23 ,'24, '25, '26, Agriculture Club '23: Roundup Corn Judging Team '23, '24, Interclass Track '26. 1 XX I 'X FY-ONE