Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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MATH CLUB The Math Club is a well and long established organization. Its pur- pose is to create and maintain interest in higher mathematics and cal- culating devices. The Honor Math Award is given to the senior who has the highest scholastic rating in math for 4 years work. The award is a Wooden plaque. This is the highest honor for work in math that any student in F. H. S. can receive. The orl-iccrs for the first semester were: President, -I-:lin Strange: Vice President, David Adams: Secretary, Terry Recd: 'l're.isnrer, Lloyd Strain, The nrlicers for ilw second semester were: President, John Strange: Vice President, Toni Mc- LATIN CLUB This club is one of the oldest clubs in Frankfort High School. It's purpose is to stimulate interest in the culture and civilization of ancient Rome and to encourage it through the study of the ancient Writers and their interpretation of their times. It functions through membership participation in plays, broadcasts, reports, and games. It supplements class Work in affording opportunity for individual initiative in further reading. The social function this year, as usual, was a Christmas party. The decorations were blue and white. The orlicers .irc .is follows: Suvanne Nlonre, prusidentg john Strange, vice-president, ,lack Harsh- lnm. secretary: Billie .lean NL'Cs, treasurtr: .ind Mrs. Heaton, sponsor. Murtrt-rg Secretary, Raymond Nlcijillq .ind Trt-.isnrer, ,Inu Hanger. l C239

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F-CLUB The purpose of this organization is to promote higher standards of athletics in Frankfort High School. Their slogan is MA real lighter never has breath enough to say 'I quitl' Their colors are Blue and Wfhite. Their accomplishments have been thehir annual Blanket Hop, Banquet, and Big Broadcast. The oiilicers are as follows: Robert Agnew, presidentg Jr. Thomp- son, vice-presidentg David Adams, secretary-treasurerg Joe Shepard, sargeant at armsg Mr. Case and Mr. Rohrbaugh, sponsors. G. A. A. The G. A. A. is an athletic association which is open to all high school girls. The purpose of this organization is to promote interest in athletic activities among the girls, as a means of promoting physical efficiency, scholarship, and good sportsmanship. To retain membership one must earn at least ten points each six weeks. The points are earned by participating in the after school acti- vities which are oifered two evenings a week. The oiiicers are, Eileen Clifton, presidentg Phyllis Wiedner, vice presidentg Gladys Galeener, treasurerg and Brittta Sttokes, secretary. Maxine Cooke is the High Life reporter. 6277 Q45 az

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ARTS CLUB ' At the meeting of the Arts Club the students have been shown moving pictures and hand made lantern slides. The club visited the public library to view the old paintings on display there. The officers for the first semester, were Paul Johnson, President, Robert Wainscott, Vice President, Richard Ramot, Secretary, and Frances Harland, Treasurer. The officers for the second semester were Avis Stewart, Presidcntg Jeanne Daywitt, Vice President' Doyal Brandt, Sccretaryg Frances Harland, Treasurer. DRAMATIC CLUB This year the dramatics class presented as its annual play The Big Front, written by Clark Willard, one of Hollywoodis foremost playwriters. It was given April 7, in Central Auditorium. The cast included: Marilyn Fournier, George Burns, Robert Agnew, Joan Fergfuson, Phyllis Johnson, Ed Robison, John Collins, Jean Rowe, Joe O'Rear, Betty Elliot, Wanda Teegarden, Helen Garrot, Betty Mince- moyer, and Wally Irwin. The Big Frontn was a hilarious three-act satirical comedy. Dr. Smith had to learn to put on a big frontn before he could become a successful doctor. C293