Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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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

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'H '-1 SUNSHINE SOCIETY XVith love in my heart. forgetting self, and with charity for all, I will make the object of my life help- fulness, and kindness to others. I shall try to give intelligent service in mak- ing my community a safer and more beautiful place in which to live. Thus will my own life become rich and completef' This is the creed which the members of this club hold and respect. They were organized in 1911, being the 3rd to be organized in the state. They accomplish much with the cooperation of everyone in the club. They sell candy at the home basketball games, care for the rest rooms in the building and do many other things. Their otlicers this year were as follows: President, Helen Bird: Vice President, Anna Bower, Secretary, Margaret Hyman, Treasurer, Mary Catherine Kern: Corresponding Secretary, Phyllis johnson, Spon- sor, Miss Campbell. Following are the names of the members: -Io Anderson, Mildred Baere, Elizabeth Ball- inger, Mary Helen Baum, June Ann Beal, Roberta Beard, Betty Beardsley, Helen Bird, Betty Bolen, Bar- bara Buck, Evelyn Campbell, Rosemary Campbell, Vir- ginia Carter, XVilletta Church, Eileen Clifton, Jean Coapstick, Margery Cohee, Maxine Cooke, Catherine Culbertson, Roberta Corns, Lena Dellinger, Emma Jean Dowden, Mary Dunham, Frances Emmons, Cora Bell Erskin, Julia Faust, Margery Forrest, Phyllis Fulkerson, Margaret Fuller, Gladys Galeener, Virginia Goldsberry, Margaret Gould, Rita Greenland, Catherine Gregg, Rosemary Guard, Katherine Harrison, Bonnie Heaton, Anabelle Hiatt, Vivian I-Iickerson, jean Higbee, Del- ores Hulfer, Irene Huffer, Bonnie L. Hufford, Helena Hunsicker, Flora jane Jarrell, Betty johnson, Ruth Ann Kaylor, Cathei'ine Kern, Margaret Kirkpatrick, Ann Knoll, Madge Languell, Jean Laymon, Marjorie Lewis, Pat Lynch, Mary Maish, Rosalyn Mark, Lois McBride, Loree McBride, Darleen McCord, Betty Mc- Coy, Margie McKinsey, Inez Meneely, Wilma Miller, Betty Mincemoyer, Dorothy Mitchell, Suzanne Moore, Virginia Morrow, Martha Pyles, Virginia Raabe, Louise Reed, Mary E. Ricker, Lenore Seheirer, Virginia Shep- herd, Betty Snorgrass, Helen Spencer, joan Spray, Julian Strawn, Kathryn Sullivan, Maxine Taylor, Mary Thompson, Annabelle Utterback, Martha Xvainscott, Maxine XY'ainscott, Rosemary W'alton, Barbara W'il- liams, Ailene XVilson, Thelma Wfright, Helen Zobrist, Meriam Azen, Barbara Balfe, Betty Blinn, Beverley Boots, Anna Bower, Earleen Bryson, Martha Cahoon, Margaret Carey, Lillian Colgrove, Mary Collins, -lean Conrad, Mary Endres, Joan Ferguson, Helen Fickle, Marilyn Fournier, Mary Francisco, Mary Grace, Mir- garet Grosswiler, Mildred Hart, Delores Hazelwood, Alice Hoffman, June Hoyer, Lorene Huffer, Margaret Hyman, Betty jones, Marcia Kelley, Maxine Kenney, Mary Kramer, Freda Larsh, Rowena Lucas, Lois Maish, Marcia Maish, Gloria McCoy, Bette Mecum, jean Mess- more, Helen Morris, Betty Mundell, Martha Myers, Alice Pickett, Mary Plunkett, Jeanette Randolph, Mary See, Deloris Sheets, Mary Sheridan, Jean Sloan, Dorothy Smith, Virginia Sparrow, Joan Stewart, Britta Stokes, Lorene Strode, Margaret Thompson, Hildred Traylor, Lois Turner, Betty Utterback, Anna Mae Vail, Pauline Vaughn, Pauline Wfeir, Pauline Wfilliams. Fifty-three sophomores, and twenty-live freshmen.