Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1934 volume:

PATRONS Ol Coin W. L. Emshoff Pang Laundry J. V. Goar Dcning and Thompson Clifford Crawford Clyde E. Loucke Sims Milling Co. Schlosser Bros. Harry D. Pippenger Glen Spurgeon Frankfort Harness Shop Lincbacks Terry Klingman Mr A. M. Hiomas Dr. Van Kirk I esse King Norris Printing Co. Grocer's Baking Co. Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Britton Food Market Nice wander A Son Dale Orem E. H Gruber Ray Haward Mike's Place In ram-Richardson Mfg. Howard Hackard B. E. Thompson McFarland's Central Shoe Store Betty Lou Flower Shop La vert y Store McDonald Bakery J C. Penney Walter Wellman Fanny Sands A. O. Quick M B. Thrasher Hyman's Drug Store C. D. Scheid V. A L. Cafe Charles Kimble Baker's Service Station Martha Hanks E. E Rapp Dr. M. F. Boulden C. C. Irwin Junior Ruddell Guy O. Smith Mrs. Herman Engles Frankfort Morning Times Hamcrsley A Compton Lockwood Ins. Agency McDonald Electric Co. Coulter Hotel Gem City Grocery Lee Mac Printing Co. J. F. Dunham Frankfort Electric Hatchery Edith Thompson Pauline Merrill Evelvn Thomas H. H. Wavt Karl C. Kraft Harker Furniture Store Leon Goldsberry Aldine Kemper Herman McCall J. W. Spaulding W. J. Killmcr Ruth Brown A. L. Myers Jacob B. Derrick Insurance Agency A. C. Louette E. D. Hodge Mrs. W. H. Tcdford H. Ruch Arvin Cohee Dr. 0. E. Beirv McKinsey Radio Shop Mr. and Mrs. Booker Big Four Grocery Lorcnc Sheets W. S. Brewer H. Harshbarger Pauline Maish Strange Battery Station B. W. Hillis Service Station Don Utterback Frankfort Lumber Co. Alice Price E E. Clay Mrs. John Becm Carl B. Chittick Hardy's Studio Margrct Balfe Beauty Shop Jordon Critchfield Mr. and Mrs. Ward Mundell Dr. H. G. Boulden Indiana Bell Telephone Co. Robert Inman Arthur Maish Clarence R Norris Samuel M. Price Herbert Loucke Chas. C. Jones E. M. Rowe Fred H. Rodgers Dan Powers Mrs. M. Hartwell Miss Ollie Armstrong Dorothy Somsel Edith Skidmore Russell Davis Lois Roop Russell's Grocery T. Stenson John Wavt Thryline Cline J . A. Kern Bros. Dr. Bruce A. Work Dr. R. A. Hcdgcock Dr. Chittick Dick Stewart Mrs. Margueriete Powell Mr. P. H. Eddington Francis Schular Richard Shaver George M. Spar Mary Lawson Burch Good Charles Fisher Wheeler's Lunch Martha St rouse C. C. Smith Insurance Iva Jane Beauty Shop Outlet Store Forrest Store The Adler Company Kilmer, Jeweler Dr J. B Walder Clinton Co. Bank A Trust Co. Bon Merritt Drug Store H. P Cigar Store Chuck Addams Fred H Meifcld National Refining Co. Frankfort Candy Kitchen Sanitary Waffle Shop City Bakery Mr. Robison Mrs. D. G. Thomas Mr. A. H. Hodgcn Lincback Service Station No. 2 Ivan Huffer, Barber and Beauty Shop Beall Transfer Company Hiatt Cream Station Woolworth Five and Ten Shankling Hardware Co. Aughe Brothers Ward Martin, Dentist W. H. Spencer Store Shafor Insurance Company Farmer's Bank Frankfort Paint and Wall Paper Blake and Ham Jewelry Store Millard Morrison, Prosecuting Attorney Kern Brothers Shoe Store Blue and White Cafe M. L. Conley Theatre South Side Cigar Store Rudolph Eiehr Ruth Cripc’s Beauty Shop H. C. Endsley Mrs. Owens Hat Shop Eanid Waldo Cut Rate Drugs Roxy Theatre Roxy Barber Shop Mr Raikcs Coulter A Smock Co. Mrs. Netta M. Pentecost O. E. Berry J. O Black The cauldron PRESENTED BY Th e Senior ci ass of Frankfort High School In the Year Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-Four Vol. XXII C. R. YOUNG Principal JOHN A. LINEBARGER Superintendent SCHOOL BOARD GROVER GOOD—Secretary THOMAS DEVANEY—President WALTER AUGHE—Treasurer [TI I TTT Top Rou-: Hattie Campbell. Edith Hinman, Annit fopart, Mary May. Raymond Rohrabaugh. Bottom Row: Verda Knox, Coy Wood, Oma Heaton, Eatdale Pickett, Katharinr Zimmerschied Hattie Campbell “Hat-baby ENGLISH Frankfort High School; Earlham College, A.B. Edith Hinman “Edwythie” ENGLISH Poseyville High School; Indiana University, A.B. Ann is Moyars “Prenchie” FRENCH AND JOURNALISM Oxford High School; Indiana State Teachers College, A.B. Mary May Merry” HISTORY Wiley High School, Terre Haute,- State Teachers College, A.B. Raymond Rohrabaugh Pop” HISTORY Kirklin High School; Franklin College, A.B. Verda Knox “Verdie” ENGLISH Ladoga High School; DePauw, A.B. Coy Wood “ Woodie ENGLISH Scircleville High School; Indiana University,- Indiana State Normal, B.S. Oma Heaton Omit LATIN AND ENGLISH Shelbyvillc High School; Franklin College, A.B.; Columbia University; Indiana University, A.M.; University of California. Easdale Pickett Lemon” SOCIAL STUDIES Holton High School; Indiana State Teachers College, 8.S.; Indiana University, M.A.; Columbia University. Katharine Zimmerschied Kate” LIBRARIAN Frankfort High School; Butler University; University of Illinois, B.S. in Public School Music. Top Row: Aubrey Thomas, Marshall Hotcenstein, DeUa Maud Sanders, Esther Redding, Georgia Jackson. Bottom Rote: Inez Niion, Doris Knot, Floyd Garrison, W. E. Bans man, Dorothy Campbell. Aubrey Thomas Ijittle Aubrey' BAND Spiceland High School; Conn National Music School of Chicago; Metropolitan School of Music, Indianapolis; Vander Cook School of Music, Chicago. Marshall Howenstein Rubinoff DIRECTOR OF ORCHESTRA DePauw School of Music, B.M.; Indiana University Summer School at Winona; Winona Band and Orchestra School. Della Maud Sanders •■DtUit Maud MATHEMATICS Alton High School; Franklin College, Preparatory Department; Franklin College, B.S.; Indiana State Normal College Course, A.B.; Oklahoma Baptist University; Columbia University, M.A.; Indiana University. Esther Redding “Naughty but Nice SEWING Camden High School; Lewis Institute, Chicago; Indiana University, B.S. Georgia Jackson Cookie COOKING Frankfort High School; Ball State College; Butler University B.S. Inez Nixon “Sizie-GaT SUPERVISOR OF MUSIC Fairmount Academy of Music; Earlham College; Sherwood Music School; Cosmopolitan School of Music; Cornell University; New York University. Doris Knox Doris MATHEMATICS Zionsville High School; Indiana University, A.B.; University of Chicago; Columbia University. Floyd Garrison Garry MATHEMATICS La Fontaine High School; Indiana University, A.B.; Muncie Ball State,- University of Vermont; Indiana University Graduate. W. E. Bausman Slim ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Dayton High School; Purdue University; DePauw University. Dorothy Campbell Contract PHYSICAL EDUCATION Garfield High School, Terre Haute,- Indiana State Normal, Kellogg School of Physical Education; American Gymnastic Union,- University of Chicago; Indiana University. Top Rote: Russell Earle, Paul Lowe, E. O. Hanger, Irene Car ft rid, Dogal Plunkitt. Bottom Row: Kiiion Kinsley, B. R. Blunk, James Doris, C. E. Chapman. Ralph Burroughs. Lower Right: Sallie Foster. Russell Earle Unde Russell LATIN Crawfordsville High School; DePauw University, A.B.; State University of Iowa, M. A., 30, Summer, ’31. Paul Lowe P. s AGRICULTURE Lebanon High School; Purdue University, B.S.A., M.S. E. O. Hanger ' Floor Walker” SCIENCE Marion Normal Institute,- Hiqh School; Indiana Central College, A.B.; Indiana University. Irene Carfield Juliet COMMERCIAL Carthage High School; Central Business College, Indianapolis,- Ball State Teachers College, B.S. Doyal Plunkitt Romeo COMMERCIAL Frankfort High School; Central Normal; University of Iowa, B.S. in Commerce. Vivian Kinsley Artie ART Elgin High School; University of Wisconsin, B.S. B R. Blunk Benny MANUAL TRAINING AND SHOP WORK Eminence High School,- Indiana State Teachers College. James Davis Bear MANUAL TRAINING Wiley High School, Terre Haute; State Normal, B.S.; University of Wisconsin. C. E. Chapman Van Dyke DEBATE, DRAMATICS AND PUBLIC SPEAKING Elwood High School; Wabash College, A.B.; Middle Tennessee State Normal. Ralph Burroughs Sarg CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS Lebanon High School,- Wabash, A.B.,- Indiana State Normal Summer School,- Indiana University, M.A. Sallie Foster My Cal Sal PHYSICAL EDUCATION RushvilleHighSchool; Winona Lake College,- Ball State College; Bellingham Normal, Washington; American Gymnastic Union; Indiana University. Left to Right: Ralph PhlUipi, France Merritt, Jamei McGill, Helen Aughe. Ralph Phillips Phil Interclass Basketball, '31, '32, '33; Varsity Basketball, '34; Booster's, '34; Cauldron Staff, '34; F Club, '33, '34; Varsity Football, '32, '33, '34; Gym Exhibition, '32; High Life, '32; Science Club, '32; Student Advisory Council, '34; Track, '33, '34; Travel Club, '32; Art Exhibit, '32, '33; Forum, '33, '34; Mechanical Drawing Exhibit, '32; Woodward High School, Cincinnati, '31; Freshman Football, '31; Freshman Track, '31. Frances Merritt Dith leather Booster’s V-Pres., '33, '34; Business, '31, '32; Cauldron, Editor-in-Chief, '34; Class V-Pres., '31, '32, '33, '34; Curia Latina, '32; G. A. A., '30, '31; Girls’ Track,'30, '31; Gym Exhibition, '30, '31; High Life, '32; Home Room Officer, '32; May Festival, '31; Populus Romanus, '30, '31; Student Advisory Council, '32; Student Prefect Council, '30, '31, '34; Sunshine, '30, '31, '32, Secy. '33, Pres., '34; Travel Club, '32; Websterian, '32, '33, '34. James McGill Paatg-waitt” Band, '31, '32, '33, '34; Curia Latina, '32, '33; Faust”, '33; Forum, '32, '33, '34; Hi-y, '31, '32, '33; Home Room Officer, '33, '34; Orchestra, '33, '34; Populus Romanus, '30, '31; Student Prefect Council, '32, '33; Websterian, '32, '33, ‘34; Class Secretary, '34. Helen Auche Jertcy Cauldron Staff, '34; Class Treasurer, '34; Curia Latina, '32; Second Team Debate, '33; Varsity Debate, '34; Faust , '33; G. A. A., '32; Central Indiana Oratorical, '31, '32, '33; Oh, Doctor , '32; Pinafore”, '33; Populus Romanus, '30; Sallie Mae Byer s Oratorical, '31; Student Advisory Council, '33, '34; Student Prefect Council, '30; Sunshine, '30, '31, '32, '33; Websterian, '31, '32, '33, '34. Wayne Agnew Agony Hi-Y, '31; Populus Romanus, '30; Radio Club, '31, '32, '33, '34. Fred Andrews FraT Interclass Basketball, '30, '31, '32, '33, '34;_ Student Manager, Football, '33; Student Manager, Basketball, '33, '34; Art Exhibit, '30, '31. Earl Applegate Gentlemen Preferred” F Club, '32, '33, '34; Populus Romanus, ‘31, 32; Track, '32, '33, '34. James Ayres Perry” Interclass Basketball, '30, '31 32, '33, '34; Hi-Y, '31, '32; Radio Club, '31, '32, '33, '34; Manual Exhibit, '30, '31. Herbert Baker “Ladita' Man” Business Club, '32; Forum, '33, '34; Hi-Y, '31, '32, '33, '34; Orchestra, 30, '31, [32; Student Prefect Council, '32; Student Manager. Basketball, '32, '33; Manual Exhibit, '32, '33. Ellen Brack Len” Faust , '34; Populus Romanus, '30; Sunshine, '30, '34. Lloyd Ashley Jo-Go Band, '32, '33, '34; Orchestra, '31. Stafford Auche Bua” Hi-y, '32. Jean Brady Brad Booster's, '34i Business, '32; Cauldron Staff, '34; Faust , '33; French Club, '33, '34; Gym Exhibition, '33; High Life, '34; Home Ec., '32; May Festival, '32, '33; Oh, Doctor , '32, Pinafore , '33; Sunshine, '31, '32, '33, '34; Travel Club, '32; Student Advisory Council, '31, '32. Don Brown “Brownie Basketball, Interclass, '30, '31; Basketball, Varsity, '32, '33, '34; F Club, '32, '33, '34, Hi-y. '32, '33; Home Room Officer, '34; Track. '31, '32, '33, '34; Manual Exhibit, '32. Martha Ellen Brown Brovnit Gym Exhibition, '30, '31; Orchestra, '32, '33, '34; Sunshine, '32. Allegra Bryant (lint Booster's, '33, '34; Girls’ Track, '31, '32, '33; Gym Exhibition, '30, 32; May Festival, '33; Pinafore , '33. Marvin Buntin “Fiuty Business, '31; Student Advisory Council, '30, '31; Manual Exhibition, '31, '32. James Burroughs Jim Business, '32; High Life, '31, '33; Populus Romanus, '30, ‘31; Math Club, '34. Helen Mae Fickle “ Editor-in-Clueu Booster's, '33, '34; Curia Latina, '31, '32; Girls' Track, '31; Gym Exhibition, '32,-High Life Assistant Editor, '31, '32; Editor, '33,- Hi-Tri, 31, 32, '33; Populus Romanus, '30, '31; Travel Club, '31; Journalism Club, [33, Secy.; Cauldron Staff, '34; Student Council Reporter, '33, '34. Paula Fulneoky “Fidnttky Booster's, '34; Curia Latina, [33; Faust”, 34; G. A. A., '32; Gym Exhibition, '32; Home Economics Club, '32; Home Room Officer, '32, '33, ‘34; May Festival, '31, ‘33; Oh, Doctor , '32; Pinafore”, '33,- Populus Romanus, '31, '32; Radio Club, '32; Staccato, '33, '34,- Sunshine, '30, '31, '32, '33, '34; Travel Club, '32. Joseph Gant Gaunt Interclass Basketball, '30; Gym Exhibition, '33, '34; Hi-y, '31. Marie Ghere “Ret Goshen High School, '30, '31, '32. Robert Glass Bob Interclass Basketball, '32, '34; Gym Exhibition, '32; High Life, '32, '33,- May Festival, '30; Track, '32. Paul Good Pete Interclass Basketball, '33, [34; Varsity Basketball, '31, [32,- Home Room Officer, '33, '34,- Mechanical Drawing Exhibit, ‘32. Junior Baker “Bake Business Club, 32; Radio Club, '32, '34; Math Club, '34. Louise Berry ' Brrrir “Faust , '33; Girls' Track, '31; Gym Exhibition, '31, 32; Home Room Officer, '31; May Festival, '33; Pop-ulus Romanus, '30, 31, '32; Sunshine, '31, '33, '34. Clara belle Best “Clarie” G. A. A., '31; Gym Exhibition, '32; Home Room Officer, '31; “Oh, Doctor , '32; Sunshine, '32. Robert Bond “FlonMir” Band, '30, '31, '32, '33. '34; Cauldron Staff, '34; Interclass Debate, '30, '31, '32; Second Team Debate, '30, |31, '32; Varsity Debate, '33, 34 “Faust , '33,- Forum, '32, V-Pres., '33, Pres., '34; Hi-Y, '32. 33, '34; Home Room Officer, '32, '34; Orchestra, 30A '31. '32, '33, '34; boc. Sc. Club, '32; Student Advisory Council, '33, '34; Student Council Secretary, '34; Tennis Team, '32, 33, '34; Websterian, '32, '33, V-Pres., '34. Russell Benjamin ' know all the anmrer$” Booster's, '34; Forum, '33, Pres., 34; Hi-Y, '32, '33, Treas., '34; Populus Romanus, Tribune, '31; Radio Club, '32,- Student Advisory Council, '32, '33; Student Prefect Council, '34; Track, '32, '33, '34; Travel Oub, '32; Websterian, '33, '34; Journalism Club, '33; Art Exhibit, '33; Math Club, '34. Robert Behr “Mamma” Varsity Basketball, '32, '33, '34; F Club, '34; Varsity Football, '32, '33; Home Room Officer, '34; Soc. Sc. Club, '32, Student Advisory Council, '32; Student Prefect Council, '31, '33. Billie Ball “Bar Booster's Club, '33, '34; Cauldron Staff, '34; Interclass Debate, '33; Second Team Debate, '34; Forum, 32, '33, '34, Hi-Y, '31, '32, '33, '34; Populus Romanus, '31, '32; Radio Club, '31, '32; Travel Club, ‘31, '32; Websterian, '34. Marguerite Banes “Prtnu” Home Room Officer, '34. Agnes Barton “Angie” “Faust , , '33; Gym Exhibition, '30, '32; Home Ec. Club, '31, 32; Home Room Officer, '33; May Festival, '33; “Oh, Doctor”, '32; “Pinafore , '33; Staccato, '33, '34; Sunshine, '31, '32, '33, '34. Eugene Boys “Pod-Room” Interclass Basketball, '30, 31; Junior Farmers, ’30, '31, '32, 33. Elizabeth June Campbell Libby” Booster's, '33, '34; Business, '31, '321 Cauldron Staff, '34; Class Pres., '31; Faust , '33; Gym Exhibition, '32; High Life, '33, '34; Home Ec., '31, '32; Home Room Officer, '33, '34; May Festival, '31, '33; Oh, Doctor , '32; Pinafore , '33; Popu-lus Romanus, '32; Staccato, '33, '34, Travel Club. '31, '32; Websterian, '33, 34. Francis Campbell Soupy” Band, '30, '31, '32. '33, '34; Interclass Basketball, '33, '34; Home Room Officer, '34; May Festival, '31, '33; Orchestra, '31, '32, '33, '34; Populus Romanus, '30, '31. Harriet Campbell Hatty” G. A. A., '32; Girls' Track, '30, '31, '33; Gym Exhibition, '32; Populus Romanus, '30; Sunshine, '30, '31. Roberta Campbell Bert Faust , 33; Gym Exhibition, '32; Oh, Doctor , '32. Populus Romanus, '30; Social Science Club, ’31; Staccato, 34; Sunshine, ‘31. Bobbie Carter “Bah Ben Davis High School. '30, '31, '32; Cauldron Staff, '34; High Life, '33, '34, Sunshine, 33. Joe Chezem Cheaum” Band, ‘32. ’33, ’34; Home Room Officer, 33 Junior Farmers, '30, '31; Student Advisory Council, '30. Elmer Clark Bar Radio Club, '31, '32, '33, Martha Clark Mart” Booster's Club, '33, '34; Business Club, 32; Faust , '32; Gym Exhibition, '32; May Festival, '31, '33; Oh, Doctor , '32; Pinafore , '33; Populus Romanus, ‘31; Staccato, '33, '34; Sunshine, '32, '33, '34. Marvin Click LoH-tidc” Interclass Basketball, 30, '31, '33, '34; Manual Exhibit, '32, '33. Victor Colby Pie Student Advisory Council, '33, '34; Art Exhibit, '32, '33; Manual Exhibit, '32, '33. Marvin Coleman Uneontciou Junior Farmers, '30, '31, '32; . Agri. Judging Team, '33. Melvin Cook Pop Varsity Basketball, '30, '31, '32, '33, '34,- F Club, '31, '32, '33, '34; Faust , 33; Varsity Football, '31, '32; Home Room Officer, '34; Pinafore , '33; Track, '30, '31, '32, '33. Helen Cornelison P'm Faust , '33; Girls’ Track, '30, '31; Populus Romanus, '31, '32; Sunshine, '32, '33, '34. Mildred Coy Boney G. A. A., 32, 33 Gym Exhibition, '30, '32, '34; Home Economics Club, ’32, '33; Populus Romanus, '31, '32; Sunshine, '32, '33. Gayle Cremean Bean Tipton High School, '31, [32, '33; Interclass Basketball, 34; Booster's, '34; Forum, '34; French Club, '34; Math Club, '34, V-Pres. Glenn Cue Coo Hi-y. '31, '32; Radio Club, '33, '34. Radience Cue •Tip Curia Latina, ’32, ’33; Gym Exhibition, 31; High Life, '32; Home Room Officer, '32, '33; May Festival, '31; Oh, Doctor , 32; Populus Romanus, '30, '31; Soc. Sc. Club, '32, 33; Sunshine, '30, 31, '32. Harold Davies “Happy Interclass Basketball, '31, '32, '33; Golf Team, '32; High Life, '33. Mary Denton Dimple ' Booster's, '33, '34; Faust , '33; Gym Exhibition, '31, '32; Home Economics Club, '31; May Festival, '33; Populus Romanus, '30, '31; Sunshine, '31, '32. Sarah Devol “John Booster's, '34; Cauldron Staff, '34; Curia Latina, '32, ’33; Faust , '33; French Club, '33, '34, Pres.; G. A. A., '31, '32, Treas.; Gym Exhibition, '30, '32; May Festival, '31; Orchestra, '30, '31, '33, '34; Oh, Doctor”, '31; Pinafore , '32; Populus Romanus, '30; Staccato, '31, '32, '33. '34, Secy.,-String Ensemble, '33; Sunshine, '30, '31, '32, '33, '34. 3) TT 1 James Donoho lianhoe F Club, ’33, '34; Football Varsity, '33, '34; Home Room Officer, '34,• Track, '32, '33; Travel Club, '32; Math Club, '34. James Douglas ‘‘Squint-Eye'' jnterclass Basketball, '30, '31; Booster's, '34; May Festival, '30, '31: Science Club, '31; Travel Club, '32; Manual Exhibition, '31. Margaret Douglas “Starg Gym Exhibition, '31, '33; Oh, Doctor”, '32; Soc. Sc. Club, '32; Sunshine,’ 32, '33. Thelma Downey Modal” Curia Latina, '31, '32; Gym Exhibition, 32; High Life, |34; Populus Romanus, '30, '31; Sunshine, '30, '31, '32; Travel Club, '31, '32. Stella Easterly ••Sail, Home Ec., '31, '32; May Festival, '31; Oh, Doctor , '32; Sunshine, '31, '32; Art Exhibition, '31. Miriam Eavey Ett' Business, '31, '32; Gym Exhibition, '32; Student Prefect Council, '31; Sunshine, '31, '32. Mildred Eikenberry •Mid Booster's, '33, '34; G. A. A., '31, '32; Girls' Track, '30, '31, '32,- Gym Exhibition, '32; May Festival, '31; Oh, Doctor , '32; Populus Romanus, '31; Sunshine, '30, '31, '32. Kenneth Eller “Ken” Junior Farmers, '31, '32, '33; Science Club, '31. Mabel Ellsworth Turnip Gym Exhibition, ‘31; Populus Romanus, '32; Sunshine, '31; Travel Club, '32. Ruby Fercuson Ray G. A. A., '32; Girls' Track, '32; Gym Exhibition, '30, '32; Sunshine, '32, '33, '34. Jane Gossett “I'm No Anytl Booster’s, '33, '34; Cauldron Staff, '34; Faust , '33; Gym Exhibition, '32; High Life, '31; May Festival, '31, '33; Oh, Doctor , '32; Populus Romanus, '30, '31; Staccato, '32, '33, '34; Sunshine, ‘30, '31, '32, '33, '34; travel Club, '32; Websterian '33, '34. Lois Gunyon “Chicken-pox” G. A. A., '32; Girls' Track, '31, '32; Gym Exhibition, '31, '32; May Festival, '33; Oh, Doctor , '32; Sunshine, '31, '32, '33. Virginia Harden “Jinny Booster's, '33, '34; Cauldron Staff, '33, '34; Faust , '33; Gym Exhibition, '30, '32; High Life, '32, '33; Hi-Tri, '31, '32, '33; Home Economics Club, '31, '32; Home Room Officer, '31, '32; May Festival, '31, [33; Populus Romanus, '30, '31; Radio Club, '31; Staccato, '33; Sunshine, '33, '34. Richard Hardy “Dick” Hi-y, '30, '31, '32; Radio Club, '30, '31, '32; Science Club, '30, '31; Travel Club, '30, ‘31. Genevieve Hawkins “Jinny” Columbus High School, '30, '31, '32; Flat Rock High School, '32, '33. Mildred Herron “ Minnie” Girls' Track, '32; Gym Exhibition, '30, '32; Home Ec., '32; Oh, Doctor , '32; Populus Romanus, '32; Sunshine, '31, '32, '33; Travel Club, '31. Lucille Hickerson ••Hick William Hobbs Halla Tipton High School, '31, '32. Mildred Humfeld “Humpy” Business Club, '31, '32; Sunshine, '32, '33. Laura Imler •‘Larry Business Club, '31, '32; Curia Latina, 32, '33; Gym Exhibition, '32, '34; Radio Club, '31, '32; Sunshine, '31, '32; travel Club, '32, '33. Everett Kreisher A Student” Alice Lucas -Luke Hi-Y, 32, 33; Home Room Officer, ’33, ’34; Science Club, ’32; Travel Club, '34. Harry Larick Chauncey Business Club, '31, '32; Curia Latina. 31, 32; Gym Exhibition, 32; High Life, '31, ’32, Editor-in-Chief, 33; Hi-Tri, 31, 32; Home Ec., '31, ‘32; May Festival, 31; Oh, Doctor , ‘32; Populus Romanus, ‘30, 31; Science Club. '31; Soc. Sc. Club, ‘31, 32; Sunshine, ’30, ‘31, 32, ‘33, 34; Travel Club, 31, ‘32; Web-sterian, ’33, '34. Varsity Basketball, ’30, 31, ‘32, '33, ‘34; Booster’s, 34; Cauldron Staff, 34; 'F' Club, ‘33, ‘34; Forum, ‘34; Hi-Y. ‘32; “Oh, Doctor , ’32; Student Advisory Council, ‘32; Tennis Team, ‘32, 33, ‘34; Track, ‘33; Travel Club, ‘32. Ruth Lynch “Kentucky” Booster’s, ‘34; High Life, ‘34; May Festival, ‘33; Sunshine, ‘34. Martha Leibenspercer Mart Business Club, ‘34: Curia Latina, ‘32; Faust , ‘33; G. A. A., ‘31, ‘32, ‘33; Girls Track, ‘31; Gym Exhibition, ‘30, ‘32; Hi-Tri, 31, ‘32, 33; Home Ec., ‘32, ‘33; May Festival, ‘31, ‘33; Oh, Doctor , ‘32; Pinafore', ‘33; Populus Romanus, ‘31; Staccato, ‘33, ‘34; Sunshine, '31, 32; Travel Club, ‘32; Websterian, ‘33, ’34. Marjorie Lipp Marge” Business Club, '31, ‘32; Gym Exhibition, ‘32; May Festival, ‘33; Radio Club, ‘31, Sunshine, ‘32; Travel Club, ‘31, 32, Class Secretary, ‘32, ‘33. Chlora Lyon CL, G. A. A., 32, ’33; Girls’ Track, ‘32, '33,- Gym Exhibition, ‘30, ‘32. Paul Martin Pig Interclass Basketball, ‘31, ’32; Varsity Basketball, 33, '34; Varsity Football, ‘32, 33, '34; Forum, ‘33, '34; Golf Team, ‘31, ‘32; Hi-Y, [31, ‘32; Science Club, ’31. 32; Track, '33, '34; Travel Club. ‘32; Art Exhibit, ‘31, '32, 33. Virginia Lipp Ginger Booster s, 33, ‘34, Curia Latina, '32; Gym Exhibition, ‘30, ‘31; Home Ec., ‘31, ’32; Populus Romanus. Elmer McCall Hull Varsity Basketball, ‘31, ‘32, ‘33; Cauldron Staff, '34; F‘ Club, ‘32, '33, '34; Varsity Football, '32, ‘33; Gym Exhibition, ‘33; Hi-Y, 31; Tennis Team, ‘32, ‘33; Track, ’32, ’33; Travel Club, '32. Edna Myers Bf Faust , '33; Gym Exhibition, '32; May Festival, '31, '33; Orchestra,'31,'32,'33, 34; Pinafore ”, '33; Staccato, '33; Sunshine, '31. William Need Sir Waller Junior Farmers, '32. Albert Nickols Dark and Handtome” Interclass Basketball, '33, '34,-Cauldron Staff, '34; F’ Club, '33, '34; Varsity Football, '32, 33, High Life, '33, '34; Track, 34; Journalism Club, '33, '34. Evert Powell “PennySnaicher Band, '31, '32, '33, [34; Interclass Basketball, '33, '34; Business Club, '32; Cauldron Staff, '34; High Life. '33, '34; Hi-y, '31, Student Advisory Council, '31; Travel Club, '31. Roberta Park Brrt” Booster's. '33, '34; Faust , '33; Girls' Track, '30; Gym Exhibition, '30, '32; Home Room Officer, '33, '34,- May Festival. '31, '33; Oh, Doctor' ,'32; Pinafore , [32; Populus Romanus, '30, '31; Staccato, '31, '32, '33, '34; Student Advisory Council, '32, '33, '34; Travel Club, '31, '32,- Websterian, '33, '34. Martha Parsons Mart Booster's, '33, '34; Faust , '33; Gym Exhibition, '32; Hi-Yri, '33; Home Room Officer, '34; Oh, Doctor , '32; Pinafore”, '33; Populus Romanus, '30; Sunshine, '30, '31, '32, '33, '34. Lawrence Peterson Tartan Gym Exhibition, '32; Track, '32. Ellacrace Price “Bt Band, '32, '33, '34; G. A. A., '32; Gym Exhibition, '30, '32; May Festival, '33; Sunshine, '32, '33; Travel Club, '32. Robert Rapp R-R-Ra cal” Business Club, '31, Secy.; Varsity Football, '32, '33; Forum, '32, '33; Hi-V, '31; Track, '32; Travel Club, [31; Manual Exhibition, ’31, '32. Hubert Rhodes D aty Booster's, '33, '34; Business Club, '33, '34, Faust , '33; Hi-Y, '31, '32; May Festival, '33; Travel Club, '31, '32. mm ITT Tig Betty Rice Betty” Business Club, '32; Faust”, ’33; Gym Exhibition, ’30, '32; Hi-Tri, '33; Oh, Doctor”, '32; Pinafore , '33; Sunshine, '30. '31, '32, '33, '34; Travel Club, '32. Marian Roach Node Booster's, '33, '34;. Faust , '33; Gym Exhibition, '32; Home Room Officer, '33, '34; May Festival, '31, '33; Oh, Doctor , '31; Staccato, '31, '32, '33, '34, V-Pres.; Student Advisory Council, '31, '32, '33, '34; Travel Club, '32; Websterian, '33, '34. Martha Rocers “Mart Populus Romanus, '31; Sun. shine, '32. Milford Roth •ifor Faust , '33; High Life, '33; Hi-y, '32, '33. Ernest Rothenberger Elttr” Band, '32, '33; Hi-Y, '32; Home Room Officer, '34; Junior Farmers,'30, '31, '32, '33; Science Club, '32. Richard Schilling “Dick Populus Romanus, '30; Radio Club, '33, '34. Helen Mae Shanklin Tack Booster's, '33, '34; Business Club, '32; Curia Latina, '31; Faust”, '33; G. A. A., '32; Girls' Track, '311 Gym Exhibition, ‘30, 32; May Festival, '31, '33: Oh, Doctor' , '32; Popul us Romanus, '30; Science Club, '32; Staccato, '33, '34; Student Prefect Council, 32, '33; Sunshine. '30, '31, '33, '34; Travel Club, '32. Dorothy Skinner Tow-Head May Festival, '31; Soc. Sc. Club, '32: Sunshine, '30, '31, '32, '33; Art Exhibit, '31, '32. Donald Slipher “Don Interclass Basketball, '31; Booster's, '33, '34; Cauldron Staff, '34; Interclass Debate, '33, '34; Varsity Debate, '33, '34; Forum, '32, '33, '34; High Life, '33, '34; Hi-Y, '32, '33, 34; Populus Romanus, '30, '31; Student Advisory Council, '31; Student Prefect Council, '33, '34; Websterian, '33, '34. Eugenia Smith “Qene” Booster's, '34; Cauldron Staff, '34; Curia Latina, '33; Interclass Debate, '34; Faust , '33; French Club, [34; Gym Exhibition, '30, '32; Home Room Officer, '33; May Festival, '33; Orchestra, '31, '32, '33, '34; Pinafore”, '33; Populus Romanus, '32; Staccato, [33, '34; String Ensemble, '33; Student Advisory Council, [31; Sunshine,'31, '32, [33, '34; String Quintette, '34; String Sextette, '33, '34. Lois Smith “Jooie” Pauline Smith “Polly” Business Club, 32; Curia Latina, 31; “Faust , 33; G. A. A., 31, '32; Gym Exhibition, 30, 32; Hi-Tri, 31; May Festival, ’31, 33; Oh. Doctor , '32; “Pina-fore’ , ’33; Populus Romanus, ’30; Science Club, ’32; Staccato, '33, 34; Travel Club, 32; Websterian, ’33, ’34. James Spaulding “Bazic” Interclass Basketball, ’34 Booster’s, ’34; Junior Farmers, ’31, ’32. Ralph Stuckey “Stuck Interclass Basketball, ’33, '34. Robert Thomas “Bob” Booster’s. ’34, Secy.; Cauldron Staff, ‘34; Curia Latina, ’31, 32; Interclass Debate, ’33, ’34; Varsity Debate, ’34; Forum, ’33, ’34, Pres.; Home Room Officer, ’32; Populus Romanus ’30; Student Advisory Council, ’34; Websterian, ’34; Pres. Math Club, ’34. Keith Toney “Pushrmup High Life, ’34; May Festival, ’32; Track, 31, ’32; Journalism Club, ’34. Booster’s, '33, ’34; French Club, ’31, '32; Gym Exhibition, ’30, '32; High Life, ’33; Science Club, ’32, ’33; Travel Club, ’31, ’32. Anna Mae Stine Ann” Booster’s. ’33, ’34; Faust , ’33; Girls’ Track, ’30, ’31; Gym Exhibition, ’31; High Life, Asst. Editor-in-Chief, '34; May Festival, ’31, '33; Pinafore ”, ’33; Populus Romanus, ’30, ’31, ’32; Sunshine, '30, ’31, ’32; Journalism, ’33, ’34. Mary Swafford “Half-pint Booster’s, ’34; Cauldron Staff, '34; Curia Latina, ’32, ’33; Interclass Debate, ’32; Second Team Debate, ’32, ’33, ’34; G. A. A., ’32; Gym Exhibition, 30, ’32; Populus Romanus, '30, '31; Soc. Sc. Club, ’32; Student Advisory Council, 32, ’33; Sunshine, ’30, ’31, 32, ’33; Web- sterian, 31, ’32, Secy., '33, ’34. Evelyn Thompson “Eiie” Booster’s, ’33, ’34; Business Club, ’32, ’33; Curia Latina, ’31, 32, '33; Faust”, '33; G. A. A.,t ’31, ’32; Gym Exhibition, '30, ’32; Hi-Tri, '32, ’33, May Festival, ’31, '33; Orchestra, ’30, ’31, ’32, ’33, ’34; “Oh, Doctor , ’32; Pinafore , '33; Populus Romanus, ’30, 31; Science Club, ’32; Staccato, 32, ’33, ’34; String Ensemble, ’32, ’33; Sunshine, 33, 34; Travel Club, ’32. Marcella Tobin “Toby” Booster’s, ’33, ’34, Cauldron Staff, ’34; Curia Latina, ’32, ’33; Faust , ’33, G. A. A., ’31, Gym Exhibition, ’30, ’32; Home Room Officer, ’32, 33; May Festival, ’31, ’33; Oh, Doctor”, ’32; Pinafore , ’33; Populus Romanus, ’30, ’31; Soc. Sc. Club, ’32, Staccato, ’31, ’32, ’33, 34; Sunshine, ’30, ’31, ’32, V-Pres.,- ’33, ’34, Treas.; Websterian, ’32, ’33, V-Pres., ’34, Secy. Junior Worline Olitrr Hi-y, '32, '33; Orchestra, '31, 32, '33; Science Club, '31; Travel Club, '32. Laura Wright Laurie” Booster's, '33, '34; Business, '32; Curia Latina, '32; Faust , French Club, Secy.; ]33, Treas., '34; G. A. A., '32; Gym Exhibition, '32; High Life, '33, '34; Pinafore , '33; Populus Romanus, '31; Staccato, '33, Treas., '34; Sunshine, '31, '32, '33, '34; Travel Club, '32. Roberta Young Bob Business, '31, '32.- Girls’ Track, '31; Gym Exhibition, '32; Radio Club, '31, '32, Sunshine, '31, '32; Travel Club, '32. Thelma Younc Young Enough Business ’31 32; Gym Ex-hibition, '32; Sunshine, '31, '32. Walter Aughe Auglet” Band, '31, '32, '33, '34, Interclass Basketball, '30, 31, 32, '33, '34, Curia Latina, '34, Hi-Y, '32, '34, Manual Exhibit, '32; Art Exhibit, '31. Berniece Brandt Bernie Booster's, '33, '34; Business, '32; Curia Latina, ‘32; G. A. A., 31, 32; Girls' Track, '30, '31; Gym Exhibition, 30, '32; Sunshine, '31, '32. Bergen Hardesty Bugu Interclass Basketball, '32, |33, '34; Cauldron Staff, '33, '34; Forum, '34; Golf team, '33. Howard Holmes “H'aj nf King Band, '32, '33, '34; Business Club, '32; Hi-y, '32. James Arnold “Jim” Hi-y '31, '32, '33, '34, Populus Romanus, '30, '31; Travel Club, '32. Harold Huffer Hank High Life, '33, '34; Manual Exhibit, '31. Fremont Jenkins Jrnkt” Populus Romanus, ’32; Travel Club, ’31; Manual Exhibit, ’31, 32, ’33. Gertrude Johnson ' Gertie Booster's, '33, '34; Curia Latina, '32; Gym Exhibition, '30, '32,- Home Ec., 31, ’32; Populus Romanus, 30; Sunshine, '30, 31, ’32, '33; Travel Cluo, 31, ’32. Thelma Johnson Tell Me Booster’s, '34;Cauldron Staff, ‘34; Class Vice-President, 32, Curia Latina, '32, '33; Interclass Debate, '33; Second Team Debate, '33; Varsity Debate, '33, 34; G. A. A., '32; Girls’ Track, '30, ’31; Oh, Doctor , '32; Populus Romanus, '30, '31; Soc. Sc. Club, ’32; Student Advisory Council, ’34; Sunshine, 30, 31, ’32, '33. Mildred Kaser Mid Business Club- '32; Oh, Doctor , '32; Soc. Sc. Club, '32; Sunshine, '30, '31, '32. Elizabeth Kelly Libby Girls' Track, ’32; Gym Exhibition, '32, '34,- Populus Romanus, '31; Sunshine, '31. Martha Kelly Martir” Girls’ Track- '30, ’31; Gym Exhibition, 32; Hi-Tri, '31, '32; Home Ec., ’30, '31; Travel Club, '32. Ward Kelly Stretch High Life, '34; Radio Club, '32; Art Exhibit, ’33. Harlan Kerlin Tracey” Band, ’30, 31, '32, ’33, ‘34} Faust , ’33; Forum, '34; Hi-Y, '32, 33, '34; Travel Club, 31, ’32. Paul Kerns “Kernee” Forum, '34; High Life, '33; Science Club, '32; Tennis Team, ’33, '34; Travel Club, '32. Ruth Kirby “Kitty” Gym Exhibition. ’32; Home Room Officer, 31; Populus Romanus, ’30, ’31; Sailie Mae Byer's Oratorical, '33; Student Advisory Council, '31, '32- ’33; Travel Club, '32; Websterian, '33, '34. John Kirkpatrick “President'' Vircinia McCoy Mac” Interclass Basketball, '34; Cauldron Staff, '34; Class President, '33; Curia Latina, '32,- Faust”, '33; High Life, '34; Hi-Y, 32; Pinafore , 33; Populus Romanus, 31, 32; Soc. Sc. Club, 32; Student Advisory Council, 31; Student Prefect Council, 32, 33, 34; Student Council President, 34; Student Council V-Pres., 33; Journalism, 34. George Lowden “Shorty Interclass Basketball, 30, 31; Varsity Basketball, .’33, 34; Business Club, 32, '33; Curia Latina, 32; “F Club, 33, 34; Hi-Y, 32; Home Room Officer, 33; May Festival, 32, Pinafore , '33; Tennis Team, 32, 33, 34; Travel Club, 32. Joseph McCain “Red Dust Varsity Basketball, 31, 32, 34; F Club, 33, 34; Forum, 33, 34, Hi-Y, 32, Home Room Officer, 33; Science Club, 32; Student Advisory Council, 33, '34; Track, '31, 32; Travel Club, 32; Websterian, '34. Helen McConnell Mac Booster's, 33; Faust”, '33; French Club, 30, 31, 33, V-Pres., 34; Gym Exhibition, 30, 33; High Life, 33,- May Festival, 33; Pinafore , 33; Soc. Sc. Club, '31, 32; Staccato, 33; Sunshine, 30. '31, 32; Journalism Club, 33. Mary Ann McCorkle Corky” Booster's, '33, '34; Business, '31, '32; Faust , '33; Gym Exhibition, '33; Home Ec., [32; May Festival, '31, '33; Oh( Doctor , '32; Pinafore' , '33; Populus Romanus, '31; Staccato, '32, '33, '34; Student Advisory Council, '31, '32; Sunshine, '31, '32, '33, '34; Travel Club, '32; Cauldron Staff, '34. G. A. A., '31; Girls' Track, 31; Gym Exhibition, '30, '32; May Festival, '31, '33; Sunshine, '31, '32, '33, '34. Esther McCreary Mac Cletis McQuern Handsome Junior Farmers, '32. Earl Meneely ■Ztke Interclass Basketball, '31, '32; Golf Team, '31, '32, '33; Travel Club, '33; Websterian, ‘33; Manual Exhibit, '31, '32. Jacqueline Mitchell Jack Gym Exhibition, '32; Home Room Officer '33; May Festival, '31; Sunshine, '30, '31, '32. Isabelle Traylor Velma Van Tyle Faust”, 33; Gym Exhibition, '32, '34, May Festival, 31, 33 Oh Doctor , ’32; Sunshine, 31. Robert Volz Agitator Interclass Basketball, '31; Forum, 33, 34; Home Room Officer, '33; Populus Ro-manus, 31, 32; Math Club, '34. James W ade •Prtr Band, '33, ’34, Booster’s, ‘34; Forum, ’34, Hi-Y, ’33; Populus Romanus, ’32; Science Club, '30. Carl Ward Honrtt Abt French Club, '33, '34; High Life, ’34; Art Exhibit, ’30, ’31, ’33. Belva W'arren Journalist Cauldron Staff, '34; Gym Exhibition, ’30, ’32; Hi-Tri, ’32; Home Room Officer, 32; Populus Romanus, 30, ‘31. Jean Weymf.r Windy Booster’s Club, '33, '34; Business, '32; Cauldron Staff. ’34; Faust ’, '33; Girls’ Track. '31; Gym Exhibition, '30, 32; May Festival, ’31, '33; Oh, Doctor , '32; ’Pinafore”, ’33; Populus Romanus, ’30, ’31; Staccato, 33, '34; Sunshine, ’31, ’32, ’33, ’34; Travel Club, ’32; Websterian, ’32, ’33, ’34. Maynard White Whilty' Booster’s Club, ‘33, ‘34; Cauldron Staff, ’34; Curia Latina, ’32; Forum, ’33, ’34; High Life, ’33; Hi-Y, ’31, ‘32, ’33; Home Room Officer, '33, 34; Populus Romanus, 30, '31. James Wolfe Rudy Band, 31, ’32, ’33, ’34 Home Room Officer, '34 Orchestra, 31. Eugene Wolfington Interclass Basketball, '32; Booster’s, 33; Class V-Pres., '32; High Life, 32, Hi-Y, '32, ’33; May Festival, '31, 33; Pinafore , ’33; Populus Romanus, ’31. I Henry Mohler “Cowman Varsity Basketball, ’30, '31; Hi-Y, ’30, ’31; Science, ’30, '31; Art Ex., 32. Nancy Otterman “Studious Gym Exhibition, ‘32; Pop-ulus Romanus, 30, 31; Sunshine, '30, ’31, 32; Travel Club, ’32. Clara Primack “Primit French Club 31, ’32; Gym Exhibition. ’32; High Life, ’31, ’32; Sunshine, ’31, 32. Frances Moore From ” Girls' Track, '31; Gym Exhibition, '32; On, Doctor '31; Sunshine, '31. Marie Smith Smitty Curia Latina, '32; G. A. A., '32; Girls’ Track, '32, '33; Gym Exhibition, '30, '32; Populus Romanus, '30, '31. Robert Fudge “CkuxUr Interclass Basketball, '31 Cauldron Staff, '34; Curia Latina, '31; F Club, '33, '34; Football Varsity, 33; Home Room Officer, '33; Science Club, '31; Track '33 Travel Club, '31. CLASS HISTORY—SENIOR CLASS 1934 For the members of this year’s edition of Frankfort High School graduates, the memories of the past four years arc most pleasant. This Senior class, the largest to graduate in the history of the school, has spent four delightful years of hearty cooperation and friendly competition in various lines of activity and study. Individuals from this outstanding class have distinguished themselves in many lines, including speech, scholarship, music, basketball, football, track, and PING FONG. (Eh what. Hattie?) The latter was developed to its greatest extent in the library the first period under the ever watchful eye of Miss Zimmcrschicd. Skill in these activities was acquired during four years training within the stately portals of our dignified high school building. Last year, as Juniors, this class attempted its first large cooperative activity.—that of ' putting over' the Junior-Senior Prom. The result wds a complete success in both attendance and program. Then this year, the last for the class, the spirit of progressiveness and enthusiasm was carried even further when the Senior decided to arrange and present their own commencement ceremonies, utilizing talent from the class. This action marks a change of attitude and policy radically different from that which has prevailed in the last thirty-five years. Perhaps it is a step in advancement. We of the Senior class sincerely hope that this is the case. If it proves to be a failure, we shall say of it, as the government officials said of Prohibition. It was a noble experiment. However, it is our humble opinion that this new type of commencement will prove to be a success. No doubt in years to come the names of the graduates of 1934 will be entirely erased from the minds of the high school students. But by those who graduated in that year, the acquaintances and experiences of four years of high school life will be remembered and cherished for years to come. THE END CLASS I was one of a party of excavators Who made their money by digging pertators. It was while we all were thus engaged That my shovel struck steel, quite rusty and aged. Faster and faster I dug with my tool Until I uncovered old Frankfort High School. My old alma mater had sunk under land The result of Prairie Creek's hidden quicksand. I rubbed my eyes, could it be? Yes, my old class prophecy. It was written in Latin all over the floor, About the graduates of thirty-four. It took days and days for me to translate The following talc I’m about to relate Russell Benjamin and Joe McCain Are lectionccrs in the state of Maine.. And with them traveled their sccrctar The one and only “Mid' Eickcnbcrry Lowden and Weymer, the famous pair. Are sideshow freaks in a one-horse fair. Jimmie Douglas and Martha Clark Are in the play called. DO NOT PARK. Fudge, and Powell, and E. McCall Are airplane jumping with a parasol. The panic was caused by Nichols and Need Because all their hay went to hayseed. Agnes Barton. Brady, and Ball Are all for one and one for all. Buntin, D. Brown, and Wayne Agnew Arc training wild animals for the zoo. The artful couple, Kerns and Kaser Have discovered a dance called the Eraser. Explorers Jim Donoho and Melvin Cook Have found by surprise the bubbling brook. Stella Easterly, the queen of the Jews, Is engaged to be married to Fred Andrews. PROPHECY Paul E. Martin, the boy without sins, Is manufacturing safety-pins. Reverend Hobbs has gotten religious And now is trying to save Alice Lucas. Esther McCreary and James McGill Are always playing Jack and Jill. Humfeld, Imler. and E. Kelly Have tried to make shimmiless jelly. Ashley, Landes, and Eugene Boys Still loudly snore and make no noise. Mary McCorkle and Frances Merritt Are trying to imitate a tongue-tied parrot. Radience Cue and Robert Behr Own the horse in a one-horse fair. Worlinc, Wolfington, and Maynard White Have gotten themselves in an awful plight; They gave money to a city slick Whom you’ll remember as Marvin Click. Martin Douglas, who played the tuba. Is running for President in Havana, Cuba. Our aviatrix, Martha Brown, Flies her plane both up and down. Gant and Jenkins, explorers bold, Have discovered the only pot of gold. Gossett, M. Kelley, Downey, Skinner Are daily getting thinner and thinner. Herron and Hickerson, fair young spinsters, Wed Kirkpatrick and Burroughs, bald Ministers Rapp and Best arc married, too, For Robert learned to say, I do. Chezem. Colby, and Ellen Brack Put out lead nickels and got them back. Coleman, Comclison, Crcmcan, and Cue Have all turned to a deathly hue, For the ghost-like figure of Harold Huffer Long haunted their dreams to make them suffer. Spaulding and Stuckey went to Mars To try to count the many stars. Dapper James Wolfe, the musical man, Drove the town goofy with his rhythm band. CLASS PROPHECY-Continued Holmes and Glass with their silly giggle Can juggle and croon and make their ears wiggle. B. Campbell, McConnell, and V. McCoy Arc all in love with a barefooted boy. Policeman Hardesty and waitress Lynch Found themselves in an awful pinch, Because Honorable Bishop Elmer Clark Refused to marry them in the dark. Bond and Slipher, the eccentric lads, Arc always starting new-fangled fads. Roberta Park and Marian Roach Are beauty specialists beyond approach; They lifted the face of Helen Mae Fickel Until it seemed she’s swallowed a pickle. Herbert Baker and Marguerite Bancs Haven't survived their growing pains. The four feminine Smiths, of cough drop fame, Have made for themselves a nation-wide name. A tongue twisting job has Frances Moore For she sells sea shells on the seashore. Margaret Douglas, Carter, and Ghcrc Are patiently waiting for another leap year. Thompson. Tobin, W arren, and Wright Sleep all day and stay out all night; They haunt the night-clubs by the score And chase the men till their feet arc sore. Ward Kelly married Elta Cain Then crossed the ocean to live in Spain. Shanklin, Swafford, Rice, and Lyon Have a trapeze act called ’’Death Defyin ”. Applegate, Arnold, Ayres, and S. Aughc Arc the ardent suitors of Miss Mildred Coy. V. Lipp and H. Aughc, two bright young lasses, Arc teaching students to skip their classes. Lcibcnspcrgcr, E. Campbell, M. Lipp. and Kirby Are selling hats at the Kentucky Derby. Patrolman Davies arrested J. Baker For falsely posing as a Hindu fakir. Roger, Schilling, and Roberta Young Have invented a new artificial lung, W ith which they hope to quickly save Volz and Mohlcr from the grave Mitchell, Mcnccly, and Milford Roth Were caught by cannibals to make some broth; They were rescued by the dashing Toney Who carried them away on a Shetland pony. Otterman, Parsons, Traylor, and Price Feed their poor husbands on Chinese rice. Thomas and Rothenberger, smart young men, Arc getting their knowledge at a college inn. Peterson, Phillips, Rhodes, and Wade Arc flirting with the maids in the Ladies’ Aid. Thelma Young and Velma VanTyle Arc always seen with their pet crocodile. Richard Hardy and Virginia Harden Are out of college with dean’s pardon Gunyon, Dcvol, Bryant, and Berry Arc singing now at the Cat ’N Canary. Eller and Good, the dashing sheiks, Have been following numerous circus freaks. Walter Aughc and Mary Denton Started on a spree of collossal inventin’; Their first invention, rubber buggy tires, They sold to a nurse named Edna Myers. Fulnccky was followed by a certain young dasher Who went by the name of Everett Krcishcr. A difficult task have Eavey and Brandt, For they’re trying to locate Minnie’s great aunt. Ellsworth, Ferguson. Hawkins and Stine Arc chasing the Germans down the Rhine G. Johnson, T. Johnson, W ard and McQucrn Arc lost on the planet of Saturn; Harlan Kcrlin and Clara Primack Arc patiently waiting till they come back. H. Campbell and B. Campbell I have yet to place They were last seen in a marathon race. My poor old back is stiff and sore From reading the prohccy on the floor. It was a hard, hard task to translate The prophecy above that I did relate. I had lots of fun in those days of yore With my fellow classmen of thirty-four. Harry C. Larick SENIOR CLASS PLAY CHARACTERS Stuart Randolph—A good-looking young husband... Richard Bcldcn—His brother-in-law.............. John Bcldcn -The genial uncle of Irene and Richard Irene Randolph—Wife of Stuart.................. Emily Ladew—Her friend.......................... Nora An elderly servant maid................. ........Herbert Baker ..........Harry Larick .........Robert Thomas Elizabeth June Campbell ..........Jean Weymer Roberta Campbell Place: Saratoga. All three acts lake place in the drawing-room oj the Randolphs during the racing season at the Spa. The senior class play, Her Husband's Wife was presented Friday, May 18. in Central auditorium. HER HUSBAND'S WIFE Irene Randolph, having no troubles to worry her, is forced to invent some. Apparently this is not difficult; she makes herself the victim of an imaginary illness and worries about what will happen to her husband. Stuart, after her death, which she tells her uncle, John Ficldcn, she feels will occur in a short time- Irene then chooses her friend, Emily Ladew, to be her husband's second wife, telling her that she is the only woman to whom she, Irene, would be willing to trust Stuart. Miss Ladew, insulted because Irene considers her unattractive enough to be trusted with Stuart, and because of an unexpected complication arising from the presence of Richard Bcldcn, Irene’s brother and her former fiancee, makes herself as attractive and as dangerous as possible. The situation soon goes beyond Irene’s control. The amazing complications which result arc more than amusing. Eventually a satisfactory conclusion is reached in which happiness comes to all and Irene is cured forever of her imaginary illnesses. mmI JUNIORS Left to right: Row I. Harry Johnson, Martha Ellen Isgrigg. Row 2. Richard Young, Gladdis Wright. Kenneth Lipp, Thomas Lanum, Julia Knapp, Jean Kcrnodlc, Virginia Jones, Mary Jones. Row 3. Helen McMullen, Dale Lipp, William Michncr, Juan Ramos, Jack Shaw, Mary Emma Shanks, Mary Thompson, Marian Thompson. Row 4. Mary Etta Mahoney, Ora Marsh, Mary McCarty, Wilma McConnell, Richard French, Mary Frances McFarland, Carl McKinscy, Vera Beth McKinsey. Row 5. Chester Ncwbold, Helen Nicholas, Dorcl Morris, Anna Ostler, Nevin Palmer, Martha Pence, Bernice Price, Robert Price. Row 6. Richard Reagan, Fred Reppert, Elizabeth Rice. Eugene Ricker, Virginia Scircle, Mary Catherine Sexton. Jane Sertain, Richard Shaffer. Row 7. Milton Sheperd, Wilbur Sliphcr, Herbie Smith, Sarah Smith, Buren Snyder. Allie Spcitcl, Helen Swafford, Richard Brittain. Row 8. Doris Thompkins, Gorman Thompkins, Mary Alberta Wainscott, Vernon Clair Weaver, George Weymer, Owen Wills, Richard Willy, Edward Wilson. JUNIORS Left to right: Row 1. Bernard Thompson, Harold Van Tyle. Row 2. Loren Herr, Thelma Matrix, Wanda Scvcll, Nola Mae Beauchamp, Zelpha Ragle, Mildred Wray, Howard Carfield, Beulah Anderson. Row 3. Roy Ayres, Virginia Baker, Betty Russell, John Hicks, Tom Rom-inger, Maxine Keller, James Burford, Thomas Bittle. Row 4. Mildred Baker, Joy Boggs, Joyce Boggs, Don Brookie, Keith Brock, Katherine Brittain, Lewis Spencer, Mary Frances Caldwell. Row 5. Mary Louise Reeder, Richard Carter, Lillian Carter, Mary Louise Chilcutt, Harold Clement, George Clinger, Clifford Coffman, Helen Cox. Row 6. Richard Coopridcr, Charles DuVall, Ross Donaldson, Fred Faust, lola Felty, Belva Fear. Row 7. Roxie Gallagcr, Frances Garrott, Leon Goodnight, Maxine Goodnight, Vincent Griffen, Calvin Gwynn, Joe Barnhart, Jewel Simmons. Row 8. Aurelia Hambrick, O’Neal Henson. George Hoover, Thelma Huber, Evelyn Hollis, Lois Hyman, Donald Huffer, John Hurlcss. Pictures not in the Cauldron: Le Roy Hart, Harry Hendricks, David Hinkle, Mildred Innis, George Green, Evelyn Hcngst, Paul Ayers, Mary Schrader, Johnny McEwcn, Grace McIntosh. fflii f iii.u wn 1, «) SOPHOMORES Left to right: Row 1. Thelma Cunningham, Charles Woodard, Beatrice Zerfas, Marion Young, Marian Cook, Floyd Gillespie, Mary Cook, June Christy. Row 2. Wilbur Ward, William Taylor. Charles Thorp, William Thomas, Margaret Thompson. Alice Timmons, Ralph Vaughn, Ollic Wainscott, Dorothy Wainscott. Row 3. Lois Ricker, Kathleen Ricgle, Helen Rinehart. Mary Salisbury, Margaret Sheets, Junior Pierce. Harlan Slagle, Josephine Smith, Herbert Switzer. Row 4. Marguerite Park, Samuel Powers, Thelma Power, John Quick, Lorcnc Pickering, Charles Reed. Jean Reppert, Carl Rice. Ethel Southerland. Row 5. Thelma Baughman, Myrtle Benjamin, Mablc Benjamin, Ruth Brumbarger, Evelyn Moudy. Esther Price. Charles Myers, Alberta Pedigo, Ansel Street. Row b. Robert Faust, Lou Dell Fear, Harry Fickle, Martha Garrott, Orval Gladding, Rosemary Alexander, Annabcll Allie, Charles Baker, Dorothy Stine. Row 7. Otto Loveless, Dolores Louette, Virginia Mclntirc, Vance McKinscy, James De Vancy, Leona Donoho, Maxine Dukes, Herbert Eikenberry, Walter Spurgeon. Row 8. William Russell, Charles Sexton, Marjorie Scott, Helen Hayes, Lucille Kelly, Dorothy Knorr, Christina Loop, Marjorie Lapplc, Page Spray. Row 9. Richard Worlinc, Aldrich Wolf, Martha Merchant, Jim Miner, Clifford Moore, Agnes Nowlcn, Charlotte Richardson, Thomas Robison, Helen Somsel. Row 10. Earl Snyder, Joe Stall, Robert Straesscr, Frances Thompkins, Hugh Utterback, Helen Whitsman, Virginia Williams, Evelyn Wills, Marjorie Smith. Pictures not in the Cauldron: William Grace, Donald Glass, Lloyd Dunbar, Dorothy Curmutt, Frank Amich, Wesley Allie, Howard Anderson, Glenn Bowler, Ruby Camp, Lawrence Cambridge, Donald Smith, Fayd Stout, Charles Shaft, Madeline Williams, James Peter, Howard Richjnon, Jack Miller, Harold Roush, Dorothy Louise Parson, Lucille Morgan, Don Murdock, Marjorie Roush, Paul Pilman, Eugene Ostler, Kenneth Moore. Everett Myers, Wilton Rickman. Juanita Judd, Bonnie Kascr, Nettie McCoy, Minerva Lucas, Margaret Long, Joe Hyatt, Neva Lucas, Rosemary Lawhead, Mildred McIntosh, Robert Hufford, Woodrow Mark, Robert Kennedy, Elbert Innis, Robert Lashbrook, Levaun Laughner, Junior McCreary, Max Livezey, Harold Hickcrson. Charlie Jones, Fremont Lanum, Morris Lari-more, Carl May, Bob Young, Richey Sims, Harry Stevens, Emmaline Schultz, Ruth Shanks, Eugene Utterback, Gerald Thayer, Marvin Tompkins, Mary E. Yount, Paul Scott, James Yodng, John Younkin, Wayne Scott, Edith Harrison, Tom Cutler, Doris Howard, Virginia Boys, Helen McFarland, Eugene Michael, Julia Rice, Sam Mitchell, Elmer Kirkman. TS (MAM) i mT'TTnj' SOPHOMORES Left to right: Row 1. Russel Wainscott, Florence SwcaringttJn, Howard Neal. Florence Norris, Anna McCoy, Fred Smith, Lawrence Kaylor, Helen McFarland, Kathleen Murphy. Row 2. Floyd Wann, Virginia Alexander, Annabelle Armstrong. Mary Armstrong, Bcmadinc Ayres, Anjcl Barker, Gordon Bausman, Esther Beil, Mary Ellen Werts. Row 3. Virginia Bicry, Harriett Ann Biggs, John Bird, Winifred Bond, Charlotte Boots, Carl Boyer, Melvin Boyes, Norman Bristley, Harry Bryan. Row 4. Kenneth Bryant, Mary Ann Buchanan, James Buck, Donald Bums, Kathleen Carter, Jessie Chaille, Elvin Clossin, Edith Coffcll, Charles Collins. Row 5. Ruth Anna Collins, Barbara Congleton, Isabelle Conarroc, Imogcnc Cook, Marion Cook, Thaddeus Cook, Emerson Cornelison, Frank Corns, Mary Cummings. Row 6. Burton Davis, Brenton Devol, Donald Dorsey, Martha Douglass, Pierre Douglas, Wilma Downey, Wandalee Doyle, Helen Emmert, Harry Emshoff. Row 7. Bob Ferrell, Jean Fickel, Arthur Card, Max Garrison, Marjorie Gaskill, Byron Guard, Bemadine Gunyon, Kenneth Ham, Kenneth Harker. Row 8. Ralph Hayes, Rutherford Holland, Farel Howe, Eilecne Johnson, Clayton Jones, Dorothy King, Pauline Klippel, Clyde Knipp, Mary Catherine Kramer. Row 9. Mary Jane Kreisher, Lucille Larsh, Max Leader. Virginia Lewis, Roger Marts, Helen McIntosh. Billy McKinney, Lee McKinsey, Bertha McKinzie, Richard McKnown. Row 10. Donald McMurtry, Annabelle McQucrn, Marcella Michael, Bill Miner, Helen Miner, Alice Mitchell, Mary Moore, Roberta Moore, Betty Morris. FRESHMEN Left to right: Row I. Junior Miller, Robert Thompson. Row 2. Robert Agnew, William Bchr, Wayne Bond, Rosemary Bowles, Claude Brandt, Viola Brown, Joe Caldwell. Row 3. Evelyn Campbell, Josephine Carr, Robert Catron, Bonnie Chezem, Helen Douglas, Josephine Fisher, Winston Fournier. Row 4. Martin Fox, Martha Fuller, June Galcy, Flora J. Jarrell, Harry Gladden, James Goar, Catherine Gregg. Row 5. Joe Maish, Junior Hamilton. Joe Hanger, Ray Hinton, Nora Fern Hoover, Darcl Mac Hyatt, Paul Jones. Row 6. Katherine Kemp, Betty Kerns, Martha Kirby, Ann Knoll, Ralph Lanum, Robert Logan, Jean Kelly. Row 7. Ralph Martz, Junior McCarty, Raymond McGill, Thomas McIntosh, Beth McKinney. Mary McKinzie, Betty Michael. Row 8. Evelyn Moorhead, John Padgett. Ralph Paddock, Violet Palmer, Frances Reed. Chester Reed, Betty Schenck. Pictures not in the Cauldron: Frances Lipp, Dwight Lane, Eileen Malicoat, Bobbie McAuley, Roscoe Pefflcy, Charles Mendenhall, Julia Shanks, Zudorabcllc Pittenger, George Pasdoch, Dorothy Rogers, Robert Peter. Louise Scott, Alva Reagan, Charles Smith, Jack Lowery, Betty McClure, Richard Rowe, Lewis Price, Thelma Schultz, Maxine Quick, Tharon Goldsbcrry, Jora Hardesty, Mary Freeman, Carl Frey, Albert Anderson, Thomas Downs, Delores Hicks, Jack Fulnecky, Maribcl! Brandt, Jeanne Applegate, Merlin Goodnight, Betty Douglas, Nellie King, Harold Boyer. Robert Ferguson, John Lee Johnson, Julia Faust, Marjorie Lewis, Clarence Hawkins, Lola Fisher, Maxine Wrightsman, Olive Williams, Martha Randels, Gladys Hartrum, Russell Michael, Robert Moore, James Edwards, Roll Ransom, Clifford Henson, De Wayne Gunyon, Clyde Woodruff, James Stokes, Dcardra Cox, Virginia Fulkerson, Paul Lipp, Don Miller, Margaret Gould. Joan Spray, Harry Brandt, Walter Johnson, Ronald Lewis. U.li A A i-A i. e! wm I °TrT fH ° FRESHMEN Left to right: Row 1. Claudia Thorp. Row 2. Betty Shephard, Bob Stinson, John Strange, Louise Swafford, Junior Thompson, Betty Unroc, Rosemary Walton. Row 3. David Adams, Dorothy Aiken, Lois Anderson, Arabelle Aughe, Beverly Baker, Mildred Bacrc, Betty Bolen. Row 4. Mary Collins, Josephine Connor, June Eaton, Frances Emmons, John Eppert, Corabcllc Erskin, Mona Jean Haynes. Row 5. Bonnie Heaton, Mildred Holt, Clara Huff, Margaret Jackson, Louise Johnson, Iris Coats, Edward Kramer. Row 6. Francis Moore, Virginia Morris, Fred Pence, Benson Pierce, Aaron Ostler, Donald Reese, Maxine Rcddington. Row 7. Helen Reno, Betty Robertson, Judy Robertson, Jacqueline Salisbury, Bob Shearer, Lucille Shirfy, Doris Stevens. Row 8. Marjorie Sullivan, Georgia Tobin, Margaret Wade, Gerald Wainscott, Esther Woods, Joe Wray, Charles Young. STUDENT COUNCIL ««� « l VkfrPnaUtnt: « D. KM, .„,,, , rilw, s «: Br'n' ”' Dr ,; '« ' ■ « r� -IW«r; Gmm nwr ; , oAn Kirkpatrick, President. Sot Pictured: Tom Robinson, Mr. Hanger. CAULDRON STAFF fW Jfotr: Marcella Tobin, Activities Editor: Ralph Phillips, Athletic Editor; Marian Roach, Snap-Shot Editor; Don Slipher, Business Manager; Frances Merritt, Editor-in-C hieJ; Maynard White, Picture Editor; Mary Ann Md'orkle, Circulation Manager; Robert Thomas. Assistant Editor; Jean Brady. Society Editor: Belxa Warren, Assistant Editor. Second Row: Helen Fickle: Sarah Detol; Thelma Johnson: Eugenia Smith; Joe McCain: Robert Bond, Jane Gossett; Htlen Aughe; ElieaUth June Campbell. Mary Strafford. Third Rou: Ereret Powell: John Kirkpatrick: Albert Xickols: Harry Larick; Robert Fudge; Billie Ball. Sot Pictured: Bergin Hardesty, Art Editor; Virginia Harden. Bobbie Carter. HIGH LIFE Pir$l Row: John Kirkpatrick, Business Manager; Helen Pickle, Editor-in-Chief let semester; Miss MOyert. Sponsor; Belsa Warren, Editor-In-Chief tnd semester; Bobbie Carter, Exchange Editor; Pred Faust, Department Editor. Second Row: Charles Cue, Junior Hi and Ward Editor; Vernon Claire Wearer Social and Club Editor; Dick Young, Feature Editor; Anna Jfat Stine. Associate Editor; Albert Nickols, Sports Editor. JOURNALISM Ruth Lynch, Secrttary-Treasurer; Dick Young, Vice-President; Albert Nickols, President; Bobbie Carter, Hi Lift Reporter. Members: Sarah Desol, Virginia Harden, Anna Mae Stine. Bob Bond—Why does Dorothy Downing close her eyes when she sings? Jim McGill—Because she can’t bear to see us suffer. Great Scott! I’ve forgotten who wrote “Ivanhoe I’ll tell you if you tell me who in the Dickens wrote A Talc of Two Cities.’’ Dough alone won’t make you college bred. SUNSHINE OFFICERS Marcella Tobin, Treasurer: Franca Merritt, President; Jean Krrnodle, Vice-President: Virginia Bierg, Corresponding Secretary; not in the picture .Joyce Boggs SUNSHINE SOCIETY MEMBERS Seniors: Agnes Barton, Louise Berry, Ellen Brack, Jean Brady, Elta Cain, Elizabeth J. Campbell, Martha Clark, Helen Cornelison, Sarah Devol, Paula rulnecky, Jane Gossett, Virginia Harden, Ruth Lynch, Mary Ann McCorkle, Esther McCreary, Roberta Park, Martha Parsons, Betty Rice, Marian Roach, Helen Mae Shanklin, Eugenia Smith, Laura Wright. Juniors: Mildred Baker, Virginia Baker, Virginia Biery, Joy Boggs, Isabelle Conarroe, Frances Garrott, Elsie Hollis, Julia Knapp, Mary McCarty, Mary Frances McFarland, Martha Pence, Bernice Price, Betty Russell, Virginia Scircle, Jane Sertain, Allie Speitel, Mary Thompson, Jean Weymer. Sophomores: Mary Armstrong, Anjel Barker, Harriet Ann Biggs, Ruth Anna Collins, Barbara Congleton, Jean Fickle, Marjorie Ann Gaskill, Roberta Gilbert, Bernadine Gunyon, Eileene Johnson, Mary Kathryn Kramer, Mary Jane Kreisher, Virginia Lewis, Marcella Michael, Mary Moore, Marguerite Park, Helen Rinehart, Margaret Sneets, Marjorie Smith, Ethel Sutherland, Ollie Wainscott, Mary Ellen Werts, Mary fc. Yount. Freshmen: Jeanne Applegate, Arabelle Aughe, Beverley Blaesy, Maxine Dukes, Mary Freeman, Julie Hanna, Dorothy Knorr, Christina Loop, Delores Louette, Martha Merchant, Helen McFarland, Virginia Mclntire, Florence Norris, Charlotte Richardson, Elizabeth Robertson, Judith Robertson, Thelma Schyltz, Julia Shanks, Barbara Walters, Edna Young, Beatrice Zerfas. Hl-Y OFFICERS AND MEMBERS Iswis Spencer, Financier: Russell Benjamin, Treasurer; Robert Thomas, President: Don Slipher, Vice-President; Charles Cue. Secretary Members: James Arnold. Walter Aughe, Billie Ball. Charles Baker, Herbert Baker, Cordon Bausman, John Bird, Robert Bond, Richard Brittain, Donald Brookie, Clyde Budd, Rsenton Dttol. Pierre Douglass. John DuVall, Arthur Card. Byron Guard, Mat Garruon. Dick McKoicn. Jack Miller, Dorel Morris, .Sam Power, John Quick. Fred Reppert. Fred Reese, Milton Shepherd. Harlan Slagle, Page Spray, Walter Spurgeon. Herbert Switzer. William Taylor. Billie Thomas. Bernard Thompson. Wilbur Ward. FRENCH CLUB Deloreii Lourtte, Vice-President: Sarah Dttol, President: Laura Wright, Stcrttary-Treasurer. Members: .Inn Armstrong, Mary Armstrong, Harriet Biggs, Jtan Brady. Isabelle Conarroe. Gauls Crsmsan. Marjorie GaskiU, Thelma Huber. Helen McFarland. Virginia Mclntire, Martha Merchant, Marguerite Park, Clara Primack. Eugenia Smith, Earle Stroup, Carl Ward. LATIN CLUB First Rove: Walter Aughe. Scribe: Martha Kirby, Second Consul: Harlan Kerlin, First Counsul. Second Row: Thomas Robinson. First Consul: Bertha McKinsie, Scribe; John Bird, Second Consul. Members: James Derol, Claude Brandt. Thomas Cutler, Martin Foi, Margaret Wade, Betty Douglas. Lucille Kelly. Charlotte Richardson. Helen Hayes. Virginia Boys. Junior Hamilton, Gordon Hamilton, Richard Worline. Paul Cremean, John Stewart, Jeanne Kelley. Bill Russell. Arabelle Aughe. Ruthford Holland. Milton Shepherd. Pig M.—Very well, then. I ll commit suicide. Martha L —O. K. But don't let me find you hanging around here. Firat Rour: Robert Bend, Captain; I a wit Spencer, Don Slipher. Second Row: Richey Simt, Sir. Chapman. Coach BiUic Ball. AFFIRMATIVE DEBATE Frankfort High School Speech students this year not only had their most active, but also their most successful season in both debating and oratory in recent years. In debating six teams took part in forty-three debates with other schools. For the second successive year we won the sectional and district championships of the State Debate League. The triangular teams won for the fifth time in the last ten years as against two for Crawfordsville, two for Lebanon, and one tie. At the Franklin College tournament Frankfort tied for second place regardless of the fact that regular first Affirmative and third Negative speakers were out. The three varsity teams participated in thirty-five debates of which seven were lost, nineteen won and eight were non-decision debates. The Affirmative team won victories over El wood, Southport, Marion, Seymour, Grccnsburg. Bloomington. Knightstown, Crawfordsville, Lebanon, and Greentown. Clyde Budd. a Freshman, ably substituted for Don Slipher at the four debates at Franklin College. The team lost twice to Ladoga and once to Delphi, and met Mishawaka, Hunting-ton, West Lafayette, Lagro, and Jefferson of Lafayette in non-decision debates. Of the five debaters pictured above Don Slipher, Robert Bond and Billie Ball will be graduated. The Affirmative participated in eighteen debates. Lewis Spencer and Page Spray will speak for Frankfort High School in the State Discussion League Contests to be held in April. She—I want a shirt, please. He—Neck? She—Yes, but not here. Jane G.—Is jazz dying? Bob F.—No, it always sounds that way. Roberta C.—Have you ever read “To a Mouse and “To a Louse Francis M.—No, how do you get them to listen? Martha Merchant—I don't believe Miss Kinsley ever saw a horse. Izzie Conarroe—Why? Martha—Well she asked our class to draw an animal and when she came to mine she said, “What’s this? Clarabclle B.—If a girl told you that you could kiss her on either cheek what would you do? Bob Rapp—I’d hesitate a long time between them- First Rote: Rol ri Thomas. Mary Strafford, Page Spray. Second Row: Thelma Johnson, Captain; Mr. Chapman, Coach: Helen Aughe. NEGATIVE DEBATE The very timely subject was the adoption of the British System of radio control which was used this year in thirty-four states as the subject for high school debates. The regular varsity team of Helen Aughe, Mary Swafford and Thelma Johnson, was unique because it was the first time in the twenty-five years of F. H. S. debating that three girls composed the team. The Negative defeated Elwood, Marion, Delphi, Noblesville. Franklin, Grccntown, each once and Ladoga twice. The only defeats met by the Negative occurred while a regular member was out. Page Spray, a sophomore, spoke at Southport, and at the Franklin College Tournament Billie Ball, on one day’s notice, ably substituted for Thelma Johnson, the regular third speaker, but the team lost to Grecnsburg. Bloomington, and Technical of Indianapolis on these occasions. In non-decision debates the Negative met Bippus, Roanoke, Grcens-burg, Rushvillc, Lebanon and Jefferson of Lafayette. Since girls are not allowed in triangular debates. Spray. Sims and Thomas spoke at Lebanon, winning a unanimous decision and thus completing the victory in the Twenty-Fifth Triangular debate. Of the five debaters pictured above only Spray remains for next year. In the Central Indiana Oratorical Contest F. H. S. was represented by Helen Aughe and Page Spray, and Spray won first place over speakers from Crawfordsville, Delphi, Lebanon. Jefferson of Lafayette, and Tipton. Say do you know a fellow down your way with one leg named Wilson? Well. I’m not sure What's the name of the other leg? Harry Larick—Therc’s a certain question I've wanted to ask you for weeks. Roberta Park—Well, snap out of it; I've had the answer waiting for months. Belle—Shall we tango? Hop—It’s all the same to me. Belle—Yes, I’ve noticed that Paul Kerns—This liniment makes my arm smart. Earl Applegate—Why not rub some on your head? A1 Nichols—Have you a season basket ball ticket? Julia Knapp—Yeah, what about it? A1—How about a date for the game tomorrow night? FORUM Firtt Row: Russell Benjamin, President: Robert Bond, President: Robert Thomas, Hi Life Reporter. Second Row: Bernard Thompson, Secy.-Treas.: Lewis Spencer. Secy.-Trees.: James McGill, Vice-President: Gorman Tompkins, Vice-President. Members: Fred Andrews. BiUie Ball. Herbert Baker, Gayle Cremean. James Donoho, Harlan Kerlin, Paul Kerns. Paul Martin. Joe McCain, Hm. Michner, Ralph Phillips. Don Slipher. Robert Veils. Maynard White. Richard Young. WE8STERIAN Mary Swafford. Hi Life Reporter: Marcella Tobin, Secy.-Treas.; Robert Thomas. President; Thelma Johnson, Vice-President. Members: Earl Applegate, Helen Aughe, Billie Ball, Anjel Barker, Russell Benjamin, Robert Bond, James Buck, Elisabeth J. Campbell, Charles Cue, Mabel Dean. Jane Gossett, Howard Holmes, Jean Kernodlc, Ruth Kirby, Harry Larick, Martha Leibensperger, Frances Merritt, Joe McCain, James McGill. Roberta Park. Ralph Phillips, Marian Roach, Jane Sertain, Don Slipher, Lois Smith, Page Spray, Lewis Spencer, Billie Thomas. Jean Weymer, James Burford, Harold Van Tyle. Vincent Griffin, Frances Garrott, Mary Kathryn Kramer, Robert Volz, Gorman Tompkins. Jacqueline Mitchell, Clyde Budd. Joe Chetem. John DuVaU, Dick Young, Bernard Thompson. First Flea—Been on a hike? Second Flea—No; on a tramp. BOOSTER OFFICERS Franca Merritt, Vice-President; Joe McCain, President; Virginia Harden. Treat.; Robert Thomas, Secy. BOOSTERS' CLUB MEMBERS Member : Earl Applegate, Ann Armstrong, Mary Armstrong, Baughman, Virginia Biery, Harriet Biggs, Charlotte Boots, Jean Brady, Bernice Brandt, Allcgra Bryant, Clyde Budd, Charles Burns, Elizabeth J. Campbell, June Christy, Martha Clark, Ruth Anna Collins, Barbara Congleton, Isabelle Conarroe, Cook, Gayle Cremean, Mary Denton, James Devol, Sarah Dcvol, Leona Donoho, Martha Douglas, Maxine Dukes, John DuVall, Mildred Eikenberry, Jean Fickle, Helen Fickle, Frances Garrott, Marjorie Gaskill, Jane Gossett, Vincent Griffin, Guard' Virginia Harden, Helen Hayes, Ralph Hayes, O’Neal Henson, Farel Howe, Thelma Huber, Martha Ellen Isgrigg, Eileene Johnson, Thelma Johnson, Gertrude Johnson, Jean Kernodle, Mary Kathryn Kramer, Mary Jane Kreisher, Virginia Lipp, Delores Louette, Ruth Lynch, Wilma McConnell, Mary Ann McCorkle, Mary Frances McFarland. Helen McIntosh, Karl McKinsey, Martha Merchant, Frances Merritt, Marcella Michaels, Helen Miner, Agnes Nowlan, Marguerite Park, Roberta Park, Martha Parsons, Alberta Pedigo, Price, Price, Thelma Powers, Lois Ricker, Helen Rinehart, Marian Roach, Tom Robison, Tom Rominger, Jane Sertain, Virginia Scircle, Helen Mae Shanklin, Jack Shaw, Edna Shimer, Bud Slagle, Don Slipher, Eugenia Smith, Herbie Smith, Marjorie Smith, Helen Somsel, James Spaulding, Lewis Spencer, Walter Spurgeon, Anna Mae Stine, Dorothy Stine, Earl Stroup, Helen Swafford, Mary Swafford, Alice Timmons, Robert Thomas, Bernard Thompson, Jr., Margaret Thompson, Mary Thompson, Marcella Tobin, Doris Tompkins, James Wade, Dorothy Wainscott, Greta Weaver, Vernon Claire Weaver, Mary Ellen Werts, Jean Weymer, Maynard White, Helen Whiteman, Laura Wright, Marjorie Yount. F CLUB Robert Behr. President; Harry Larick, Secy.-Treat.; Meirin Cook. Sgt.-at-Armi; Joe McCain. Vice-President. m’J' iarl irr- L°'cden- Paul Martin- Elm KeCal1- •'«'� VcCiwy. Karl .WMWj,. I� illiam Mxchner, Jack Miller. Albert Siekols. Ralph Phillips. Richard Shaffer. Gorman Tompkins. Robert Van TyU, Charles Woodard. Mr. Blunk—“What's that awful smell7'' Mr. Lowe—“Fertilizer. Mr. Blunk— For land's sake! Mr. Lowe— Yes, sir. Frosh—You know more than I do. Senior—Of course. Frosh—You know me and I know you MATH CLUB £ wl Motrin Buntio. Secu. Helen Aught. High Lift Rrportrr. Etentt Kreisher, President. rond Roir Gayle ( r mean. Vice President: Herbert Baker. Treasurer: Russell Benjamin. Parliamentarian Mrasters: Junior Baker. James Burroughs. James Donoho. James Douglas. Donald Slipher. Robert Thomas. Robert Volz. STACCATO CLUB Marian Roach. Vice-President. Sarah Derol. Secretary: Laura Wright. Treasurer. Marcella Tobin. President. Members: Virginia Alexander. Virginia Baker. Anjrt Barker. Agnes Barton. Virginia Bitty, Charlotte Boots, Mary Ann Buchanan. Elizabeth J. Campbell, Mary I.. Chilicutt. Barbara Conyleton. Paula Fulnecky, Jane Gossett. Jean Kernodle. Martha LriUnspergtr. Maru Ann McCorkle. Mary McFarland. Roberta Park. Betty Russell, Jane Sertain. Helen Mat Shanklin. Eugenia Smith. Lois Smith. Ettlyn Thompson. Mary Thomj son, Jean Wcymer. Jane Sertain: (at 11 :30 P. M.) I don’t know a thing about baseball. Bob Fudge: Then let me elucidate. Jane . . . : Very well, give me an illustration of a home run. Plunkett (taking the attendance): Is any one here absent this morning1 GLEE CLUB Front Row: Lota Smith, Martha Leibensperger, Mary Armstrong, Elizabtth J. Campbell, Ann Armstrong, Jane (Joaaett, Miss Nixon, Jane Sextain, Mary Ann McCorkle, Jean Brady, Marcella Tobin, Helen Aughe, Anna Mae Stine. Second Row: Julia Knapp, Virginia Raker, Virginia Alexander, Maxine Goodnight, Roxie Gollaher, Stella Easterly, Mary Schraeder, Paula Fulnecky, Margaret Douglas, Marcella Michael, Mary Ann Buchanan, Agnes Barton, Roberta Park. Third Row: Mary McCarty, Mary Emma Shanks, Jean Kernodle, Virginia Biery, Vera Beth McKintty, Bernice Price, Eugenia Smith, Marguerite Banes, Josephine Smith, Virginia Scirde. Mary Frances McFarland. Marian Roach, Marguerite Parks, Roberta Campbell. Those in the club not shown in the picture are: Beulah Anderson, Joy Boggs, Martha Clark, Thelma Huber, Martha E. lsgrigg, Wilttui McConnell, Martha Pence, Helen Mac Shanklin, Helen Swafford, Evelyn Thompson, .Mary Thompson, Doris Tompkins. Mary Alberta Wainseott, Jean Weymer, Gladys W’riflAf, Laura Wright. RADIO CLUB Junior Baker, Secretary; Richard Schilling. Treasurer; James Ayres, Vice-President; Wayne Agnew, President. Member: Glen Cue. There was a young girl from Pekin, Father: Daughter, isn’t that young man rather fast? Who was painfully, painfully thin, Daughter: Yes. but I don’t think he’ll get away. She shunned lemonade, For she was afraid She’d slip thru the straw and Tall in. ORCHESTRA First Row (Left to Right): Fitly n Thompson. Edna My at, Virginia Biery, Robtrta Moore. Margaret Ann ChaiUe, Geraldine Baker. Second Row (Left to Rioht): Eugenia Smith. Sarah Dad, Virginia Me Inlire, Max Leader, Sarah Catherine Culbertton, Dorothy Stine. Harold Clement. Vincent Griffith. Robert Lanum, Charlotte Burnt. Third Row (Left to Right): John Quick. Mary Ellen Wert , Ruth Anna Collin . Helen Somtel, Walter Spurgeon. Alderidge Wolf. Owen Will . Betty Jo Anderton. Fourth Row (Left to Right): Virginia Alexander. John DuVall, Josephine Smith. James Peta, Robert Logan. Standing (Left to Right): William Taylor, Carl Rice. Ixona Donoho, Helen Whxteman, Byron Guard, Francis Campbell, Joe Barnhart, Jean Alexander. Marshall Howenstein, Director. Mary I A) vise Chilcutt, James Buck. Robert Bond. James McGill, Harlan Kerlin, James De Vaney, Robert Faust, Frances Emmons, Jean Reppert. John Collins. Member not in picture: Lois Hyman. FAUST CAST Mary .4 in McCorkU, Roberta ( ampbell, Joyce Boggs, Jane Gossett, Betty Rice, Roberta Alexander. Mary ,4nn Buchanan, Martha Clark, Louise Berry Virginia Alexander, Ellen Barton. I elma I an Tyle, Helen Aughr. Laura Wright, Evelyn Thompson, Helen Cornelison, Marian Roach, Martha Leibensberger, Elisabeth June Campbell, Lois Smith, Helen McConnell, Virginia Baker, Marcella Tobin, Martha Parson . Roberta Park, Ellen Brack, Paula Fulneeky, ,4nna Mae Stine, Mary Thompson, Virginia Harden. Lucille Larth, Jane Sertain, Charlotte Boots, Jean Weymer, Jean Brady, Robert Parr, Charles Woodard, Marcella Michaels, Charles Cue. Harold Van Tyle, Charles Sexchouse. John Bird, Ora Marsh, Hubert Rhodes, Jack Pulnecky, Harry Stevens, John Hicks. Floyd GiUispie, Wesley AUie, Tom Cutler. Fred Faust. Melvin Cook. Elmer Kirkman, Frank Corns. Juan Ramos, John Kirkpatrick. Hugh Utterback, Claude Brandt, Howard Siel, Robert Young, BAND Row I (Left lo Right): Jot Barnhart, Franeit Campbell, Woodrow Mark, Wayne Scott, Mary L. Chilcutt, Barbara Buck, Betty Beard tie , Jamet Buck, Robert Bond, Brenton Detol, Richard Young, Harlan Berlin, Jamet McGiU. Row 2 (Left to Right): Betty Russell, Charles Baker, Ralph Paddock, Howard Holmet, Richard Brittain, Loit Hyman, Max Limey, Keith Brock, Harry Stewart, Wendall Miller, Paul Jonet, Jamet Wade, Jamet Dexaney, Serin Palmer, Richard Cooprider, Don McMurtry. Row 3 (Left to Right): Richey Sims, Walter Aug he, Sarah Smith, Robert Peter, John Strange, Max Lipp, Marian Young, Howard Fredrick, George Rcthenberger, Richard McKown, Byron Guard, Emerson Corneliton, Ellagrace Price, Paul VanKirk, Maurice Robinton, Robert Fautt. Jamet Detol, Joe Chezem, Kenneth Barker, Terry Reed, John Prather, Kenneth Reet, Robert Claudia, T ho mat Baldwin, John Hurtett. Row 4 (Left to Right): Donald Hinton, John Colli ns, Robert Lanum. Robert Myert, Chetter Sewbold. Lloyd Ashley, Exert Powell, Martin Douglas. Mary Helen Baum, Mr. Thomas, Conductor; Jean Alexander.-Sot in Picture: James Burford, Drum Major; Max Garrison, William Taylor. STUDENT COUNCIL AND MATINEE DANCES The Student Council has sponsored a number of dances during the past school year. The first of which was held October 12, at Howard Hall. The second of this series of dances was held December 8, following the Lebanon-Frankfort basketball game with the Lebanon students as special guests. On February 13, the Council sponsored the first of a series of Matinee dances, a Valentine dance, held in the new Social room. This idea, inaugurated by Principal C. R. Young, has been very successful. One or more matinee dances has been held every week since this room has been made a part of the social department of the Frankfort High School. The music for these dances was furnished by Jim (Rudy) Wolfe and his band, accompanied by Harold Boyer, the golden voiced tenor of F. H. S. SENIOR HALLOWEEN PARTY One of the main events of the Senior class was in the form of a Halloween party held at the Benjamin house, on East Clinton street, the evening of November i. 1933. The events of the evening included a walk through Ghost Land. card playing, fortune telling and dancing. The fortunes were told by Madam Harman and the high school dance orchestra, under the leadership of Bob Bond, furnished the music. Cider, cookies, and apples were served at the climax of the entertainment. SENIOR CLASS PARTY The Senior class held its party in the high school Social room, Wednesday evening, February 7, from seven o’clock until ten. As each senior was permitted to bring one guest from among the under class-men, a large crowd attended. For those who did not dance to the music of Jim Wolfe’s band, the sponsors provided three tables of ping pong, card playing and checkers. Refreshments were served at the climax of the evening. JUNIOR CLASS PARTY The Junior party which was held Wednesday evening, March 14, in the Social room, was a fun fest for all who attended. Each junior was permitted to bring one guest from one of the other classes. The evening's fun consisted of several relay races run with tied hands and feet, a floor show of girl tap dancers, ping pong playing and cards. Music was furnished by Rudy Wolfe’s Band, for those who cared to dance. Eskimo pies and cookies were served at about the middle of the evening. SOPHOMORE PARTY The Sophomore class party was held Thursday, February 22, in Howard Hall. Games, dancing, and refreshments were the features of the evening. The ten cents admission admitted sophomores, only. Jim Wolfe and his orchestra provided the music for the evening. SENIOR ALUMNI DANCE A Senior and Alumni dance was held in Howard Hall, December 28, at 8:30 P.M. All high school students and alumni were invited and were each allowed one guest. Almost one hundred and twenty-five couples attended and danced to the music of Benny Benton’s band. The dancing stopped at eleven o’clock. THE NEW HIGH SCHOOL SOCIAL ROOM In the past semester much improvement has been made on the high school building. Walls'have been repaired and painted: rooms have been changed; and desks have been refinished. One of the most important improvements is the changing of the school library. Those familiar with the lay-out of the building know that for a number of years the library has been situated in a small room at the west end of the study-hall or assembly room upstairs. With the coming of the repair work, the library was destined to lose its old location. The large study-hall was given a good going over and converted into a library. The walls were repaired and painted; the desks which were screwed to the floor were moved to class rooms; the floor was sanded and refinished. When everything was ready, the book shelves were moved from the old library to the new. Books came next, then movable chair-desks and tables were brought in from other rooms, and the piano moved over from Howard Hall. As soon as everything was in complete readiness, the doors were thrown open. The new library is quite an advancement over the old one. For the past two years the librarian often found herself with too large a group for the little west room: so she was compelled to place some in the library and the rest out in the study-hall. The seating capacity of the old library was about forty. The new room seats one hundred and twenty-five. The spacious new library room as presented to the students is far superior to the room used previously. With the walls spic and span, the floors in fine shape, bookshelves all around the room, the piano in one comer, the desks and tables sanded and refinished. the new room has become the pride of the high school. Beautification of the room was, however, not complete without a few living plants. The Betty Lou Flower Shop made a fine donation of ferns. The Student Council took over the work of making the room one of the best in this part of the state. A special committee is canvassing the student body in an endeavor to get potted plants. It is understood that some of the local greenhouses are going to contribute to the cause. All in all, Frankfort High School’s new library is a grand step in advancement. The large room serves as an educational room during school hours and as a social room for the clubs and classes of the school after dismissal. A few parties have been held and have proved a huge success. Cook—senior Cook led the Hot Dogs thru a tough schedule this year. His uncanny ability at shooting earned him a berth on the Big Ten first team and also 6th place in the Big Ten scoring. Brown—senior One of the jumpingest boys to take the tip for the Blue and White. Brown played pivot and he proved to be a great find. McCain—senior Take a red-head and you always have a fighter. That is what the fans thought of Joe McCain. Good on long shots and a tough guard. Ba USMAN—COACH A coach of high ideals and a smile for everyone, that constitutes Coach Bausman. Larick—SENIOR The long lanky lad placed 8th in the Big Ten scoring and, together with his running mates, turned in a successful year. Behr—senior When the score was tied, Captain Behr was the coolest on the floor. He was a dependable guard and a good scorer. MlCHNER—JUNIOR Martin—senior Always ready to serve when called upon, Martin was a good offensive man and tough on defense. He put the punch in the team when it was needed most. Michner —junior An easy going boy was Michner. He played on the B team, then dressed for the A team in order to help out when needed. McCreary—sophomore These Irishmen are a tough bunch of ball players. McCreary alternated with McCain and was the trickiest guard a-going. Miner—freshman Not very often a freshman gets on the varsity A team, but this boy Miner did and to top it off he stuck the whole year to serve the team and Coach. Manager Andrews Every team has its manager, so the team selected Fred Andrews, best manager yet. Phillips—senior Phillips made the squad this year and he did his best when called upon to go into the game. Miner—freshman Phillips—senior VARSITY A SCHEDULE VARSITY B SCHEDULE Frankfort 17; Michigantown 12. 21; Grcencastle 15. 25; Muncic 34. 21; Technical 26. 27; Lebanon 22 26; Lafayette 32. 22; Kokomo 13. Frankfort 21; New Castle 17. 16; Delphi 14. 34; Kokomo 22. 27; Crawfordsvillc 26. 24; Richmond 17 25; Lafayette 36. 18; Muncie 19. Frankfort 12; Logansport 29. 3 3; Lebanon 26. 24; Delphi 21. 16; Logansport 20. 29; Forest 12. Frankfort 30; Michigantown 16. 33; Scirclcvillc 17. 37; Rossville 13. (final) Regional Frankfort 31 ; Fowler 15. 22; Lebanon 26. (final) Individual Scoring Player GP FG FT Cook, f 26 66 40 Larick, f 26 59 44 Brown, c 25 31 31 McCain, g 24 27 16 Behr, g 25 24 10 McCreary, g 17 12 5 Martin, ( 25 7 11 Street, f 4 0 0 Vaughn, f 4 0 0 Miner, g 5 .0 0 Frankfort 32; Michigantown 13. 17; Grcencastle 23. 23; Muncie 17. 27; Technical 15. 26; Lebanon 8. 33; Lafayette 27. 30; Kokomo 11. Frankfort 14; New Castle 15.’ 23; Delphi 21. 29; Kokomo 14. 22; Muncie 21. 23; Crawfordsville 11. 19; Lafayette 28. 48; Michigantown 11. Frankfort 14; Logansport 12. 27; Lebanon 15. 30; Delphi 9. 13; Logansport 20. 22; Forest 21. B Tourney Frankfort 12; Camden 6. 32; Rochester 23. 13; Logansport 26. (final) Individual Scoring Player GP FG FT TP Street, f 22 69 16 154 Vaughn, f 21 47 26 120 Michner, c 21 29 6 64 Miner, g 20 16 14 48 Bausman, g 18 15 4 34 McCreary, g 5 9 12 30 TP Goodnight, f 14 13 3 29 172 Livezey, g 20 10 4 24 162 Tompkins, g 13 4 6 14 93 Thaver, f 16 6 3 15 70 Witsman, f 3 1 0 2 58 Loveless, g 1 0 1 1 29 25 0 0 0 VARSITY B TEAM mm y-fi. “7 (MUM) 3 SENIORS Ralph Phillips: Quoted as one of the toughest fullbacks ever to don the blue and white, Phillips led the Nighthawks in scoring. Ralph was captain and received honorable mention for all state honors. Paul Martin: ’’Pig” was a real triple threat man and many times showed his grit while calling signals for F. H. S. during the past three years. Elmer McCall: ’Bull”, a mainstay for the past two years, was a real fighter, and his fighting spirit was contagious to the rest of the team. Albert Nickols: ’’Nick,” one of the most dependable linemen the last two years, was always in there fighting when the going was the toughest and could be depended on on the goal line. Robert Bchr: Bob was the first of the Frankfort Behrs to play football, but he sure proved his mettle when he nailed the opponent on the line of scrimmage. Robert Fudge: ’’Daddy” was a fine scrapper and a dependable pass snatcher. Opponents found it almost impossible to get around Fudge’s end. James Donoho: ’’Ivan” was one of the best defense men on the team and was a hard tackier. Jim received a severe leg injury in the Jeff game and was forced out the remainder of the season. UNDERCLASSMEN Gorman Tomkins: ’’Tommy”, halfback for the past three years, was one of the hardest tacklers and blockers on the team, and will be back again next year. Junior McCreary: ”Jay” was the trickiest player on the team and proved to be quite a sensation. He should be a big asset to the team the next two years. Charles Woodard: Charlie, a good tackier and a real blocker, stopped play after play around his end last year and hopes to do so another year. Elbert Innis: Elbert broke through the line to break up many plays and should prove to be a high help to next year’s team. William Michncr: Bill very seldom made a bad pass from center and was one of the steadiest men in the line. Bill should be a power next year. Robert VanTyle: Bob, one of the toughest linemen on the team and as scrappy as can be, will be back next season. Richard Shaffer: ’’Smokcy”, the heaviest man on the squad, proved to be a ’’big” surprise and stopped many plays on his side of the line. He will be back next year. Playing the toughest schedule that the Frankfort Nighthawks have ever played, the Blue and White ended a very successful season. “Buck” presented Miller, Miner and McKinsey with minor F” awards, while VanTyle, Innis, McCreary, Shaffer, Woodard, Michncr, Donoho and Fudge were presented with sweaters and a major ”F”. Phillips, Nickols, Bchr, Martin, McCall and Tompkins, who were awarded sweaters last year, received service stripes for their work on the gridiron last season. MINOR ‘T MEN Miner Frtthman McKinsey Junior TRACK TEAM Front Row: Chat field. Aught, Beniamin, Fickle, Lotelete, Wilton, Reagan, and Witsman. Back Row: Bautman, Rominger, Thayer, Ham, Brown, Coach Bausman, PhiUipt, J. Miner, Applegate, and French. GOLF TEAM TENNIS TEAM Kreither, McEwen, and Dariee. Kneeling: Hufford. Back Row: Larick and Bond. Kneeling: I owden and Kerne. VOLLEYBALL TOURNEY First Row: Mildred In nit, Sarah Dexol, Dorothy Stine, Harriett Campbell, Genevitie Hawkins, O'Neal Henson. Jacqueline Mitchell. Second Row: Virginia Mclntire, Martha Ellen Isgrigg, Elsie Hollis, Ruby Ferguson, Mildred Coy. Mabel Ellsworth. SOCCER TOURNEY First Row: Aniel Darker, Martha Garrott. Marjory Smith, Wilma Downs , Margaret Wade. Second Row: Virginia Boys, Bertha McKimie, Charlotte Boots. He—Isn’t it about time baby called me daddy? She—I’ve decided not to let him know who you are till the little darling gets a little stronger. Old Maid—Has the canary had its bath yet? Servant—Yes mam. you can come in now.