Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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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

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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.

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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