Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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WHO WOULDN’T WANT A STENOGRAPHER like Mary Collins, Mary Plunkett, or Helen Fickle ? NOSES FOR NEWS have Omar Michael, Helen Garrott, and Doris Jackson. NOT 1) 1 CTATO R S. BUT TAKERS OF DICTATION — Jeannette Randolph, Joyce Golds-berry, Joan Goldsberry, Elizabeth Huff, and Betty Hackerd.

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The 1939 Senior Class started off with a hang: President. Robert Coleman directing the fire. He led the class from the time when they were wide-eyed freshmen to sophisticated seniors. As freshmen and sophomores we had the usual juvenile parties, but not until the Junior Prom did the class come of age. It was the largest and most elaborate prom ever held in Frankfort High School. September 6. 1938, brought new responsibilities to Pat Hays, vice-president; Lois Maish, secretary; and Fugene Hertcl, treasurer. Like all classes, ours had liberals and conservatives, but the liberals out-voted the conservatives when they initiated and adopted an entirely new type of Cauldron. The senior dance and the rollicking skating party will always be remembered. Among the many commencement activities were the Senior Girls' Tea, Senior Class Play, Baccalaureate, Senior Picnic, and Class Day. On the night of May 25. we made our exit from the portals of an institution which had nurtured and directed us for five years. Naturally, we departed with regret; yet, optimistic, ambitious, ready, and eager to assume our responsibilities in an interesting world.

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WIELDERS OF T II E BRUSH, Bill Toney, Lowell Myers, and Beverly Boots. MOVIE IDOL WORSHIPPERS, Rowena Lucas and Maxine Kaser. TO B E C O M E MASTERS OF LAW is the ambition of Wallace Irwin. Joseph O’Rear, and William Ryan.