Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society QFranltfort Chapterj is an organiza- tion composed of a limited number of the most outstanding students in the junior and Senior classes of the high school. Requirements for mem- bership are fourfold, and are based upon character, service, leadership, and scholarship. Election to the group is made by a committee com- posed of the principal of the high school, and members of the faculty appointed by the principal. Because of the high standard for member- ship, election to the organization is one of the highest honors which can be conferred upon a student in his high school career. r The officers .rrez l'resrdenr, -lohn Srrangeg Yrce l'resrtlenr. xlr, ililrornpwng St-creI.rry, Suzanne Xlooreg Treasurer, Nr-rlx jo .Xmlt-rwn, .intl Sponsor, Xlrss Yertla Knox. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is a representative student governing body composed of a Prefect Council, with voting power, elected rnnually by the entire school, and an Advisory Council, composed of Ill home room presidents and live class advisers from the faculty The Council func tions largely through committees appointed by the Council president and approved by the Prefect Council and the principal The Oflicers are .rs fulloxxx: President, Raymond Nlcirillg Vice t e ,vi 5 tierur rl-l'C.lNlll'Cl'. 'Nlary Catherine Kern. C345

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CLUB MEETINGS 1:00 - 1:40 All work and no play makes jack a dull boy. Immediately after lunch we eagerly return to school to participate in our chosen activities. The bell again quiets room and corridor, and now we get ready to go. Some students stay in their home rooms for much needed studyg some rush to the gym for their physical education workg and the others go to the clubs we are about to visit. Are you ready? Let's go! 3?

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F l HI-Y To create, maintain, and extend high standards of Christian char- acter in school and community , has been the purpose of-this club. They have carried on this idea by attending churches of ditferent denomina- tions once a month. This club was organized in 1928 and now has a membership of fifty boys. The oilicers are as follows: George Burns, presidentg Joe O'Rear, vice-presidentg Lloyd Strain, secretaryg Joe Bill Sibbitr, treasurerg and Mr. Redmon, principal of Kiger School, sponsor. HIGH LIFE STAFF A modernized version of the old High Lifen made its appearance in the last semester of the '37-'38 school year, with Rupert Evans as editor, and Suzanne Moore as assistant editor. New page make-up, flush. left headlining, and complete elimination of dashes featured the revised paper. Norman Lauchner was editor-in-chief of the paper for the first semester of the school year. C253