Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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BAND The Band, has been one of the outstanding organizations of the high school for many years. The band has competed in the district and state contest several times and in the national three times. The band played at all the home football and basketball games and also journeyed to Anderson and Lafayette to play. For the first time the band has had two drum majors, namely, Bob Myers, and Lewis Benjamin. The Band and Orchestra Parent Organization have sponsored two dances after games and planned a fair to help pay for uniforms and trips out of town. Under the direction of Mr. Thomas, the band grows every year. At present it has a membership of eighty students. They are: Billie Al- bright, Edwin Badgley, Bill Barker, Bill Baum, Betty Beardsley, john Beardsley, Margaret Black, Barbara Buck, Byron Campbell, Don Chand- ler, Ralph Claudy, Eileen Clifton, Lillian Colgrove, Dorothy Collins, John Collins, Mary Collins, Bob Cohee, Don Cummings, Rupert Evans, Dick Faust, Jim Gaddis, Lynette Garrison, Bob Gee, Mary Gladding, Merritt Goff, Avanel Harrison, Jack Harshman, Helena Hunsicker, Maurice Huffer, Wfally Irwin, john johnson, Franklin Jones, Delores Kaylor, Ruth Ann Kaylor, Ralph Kelly, Bob Kern, Betty Kerns, Herbert Killmer, Leo LaBaw, Barbara LaCroix, Bob LaCroix, Bob Lanum, Joe Bill Lockwood, John Maxon, Peggy Messmore, joe McDonald, Tom McMurtry, Omer Michaels, Helen Ruth Morris, Harold Moyars, Ken- neth Owens, Mary Rose Palmer, Bob Peterson, Junior Phillipo, Bob Pierce, Phyllis Price, Elizabeth Price, Virginia Rapp, Terry Reed, Ken- neth Reese, Don Robison, Maurice Robison, Jake Ruch, Melvin Sheets, Joe Bill Sibbitt, Bill Snyder, Wfinifred Spurgeon, Delores Stine, Bob Talbert, Jim Tedford, Mary Alice Thompson, Phyllis Wfidener, Bob XVright, and drum majors, Bob Myers and Lewis Benjamin. 4347

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ORCHESTRA The Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. DeBard, has had a highly successful year playing concerts and special programs. Several string ensembles composed of orchestra members have also furnished many programs throughout the year for school, church, and civic functions. The orchestra has remained in First Division at the State Contest for the last three years and entered the State Contest again this year. It has also been given a good rating at the last two National Orchestra Contests. The Orchestra had a total of sixty students. They are as follows: Jo Anderson, Vera Arndt, Berdena Akers, Geraldine Baker, Betty Bar- ker, Billy Baum, Vera Brittain, James Compton, Catherine Culbertson, Eva Eikenberry, Frances Emmons, Dick Foust, Neva Foust, Joan Fer- guson, Julia Forrest, Margery Forrest, Merit Golf, Nina Hailman, Irene Huffer, Lorene Huifer, Helena Hunsicker, Donna Irwim, Ruth Ann Kaylor, Betty Kern, Lois McBride, Loree McBride, jean Messmore, Peggy Messmore, Walter Mihay, Helen Morris, Gerald Myers, Wayne Myers, Barbara Owens, Alfreda Patch, Norma Peters, Louise Peterson, Junior Phillipo, Lucille Regan, Terry Reed, Kenneth Reese, Wilma Rodgers, Betty Sellars, Barbara Shore, Vivian Shore, Jean Sloan, Karl Smith, Lois Turner, Eloise Volz, Betty West, and David Whitmore. 03?

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AFTERNOON CLASSES 1:40 - 3:50 After that short period of relaxation, we go to our classes with renewed vigor. Stu- dents rush from one building to another, the halls are one great mass of hurrying feet, girlish laughter, gay greeting, and then the bell rings announcing that it is time to end our play and return to Hnish our day's Work. On the right We have the junior officers, Robert Coleman, Wfilliam Ryan, Phillip Robinson, and Merritt Golf. The junior class will be found at the end of this section. W'hen we start back to school this after- noon after having observed the various ac- tivities, let us go to another shop class, un- 3- der Mr. Blunk. This ii department offers three hundred different types of work. The boys take a course in metal work, making different objects in tin, and doing general repair work around the school which comes un- der their class of work. der their class of work. ii l ,N ix xx NX I, f , i lj , 1 'fill A all X, i Aix X lx l ,i ,4 X ffigxx I ,f i.i.., ' f ,V , ,.Q.f5'9-as X ,, I, If., C i i 2110160 Rl - 1 F ,lolm Albitz. Floyd Bugan, jack Fenimore. Bill jackson, Berald , ii fi! mi Reef, XY'illiam Recd, Curtis Strain, Harry Unroe, Charles Donolm, John lfmmit, Paul Guycr. Robert Hcmmcrling, james Lewis, Charles Rlcliinzic, Charles McCrcary, Ray- mand Moore. Lewis, Nowlan. Frank Ottcrman, Earl Reagan, Harold Shulcr, Leon Brower, .lack Sump, Charles Marks. Lcc Pilzcr. Kenneth Robbins, XY'altcr Lin- daucr. ..