Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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stores, and other fields of occupation. The senior class this Year is one to be commended, and as they go out into the world we hope they will continue on the high standard they set in High School. As one class graduates, another class moves in to take their place. Juniors, sophomores, freshmen, and eighth graders consti- tute the enrollment of underclassmen. All the classes are organ- ized. None of the classes are active as organized units, except the junior class, which sponsors the annual junior prom in the spring. Each class is entitled to a class party each year.

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fn , CLASS DIVISION YOU, who are the students of Frankfort High School, will have this section of the 1940 Cauldron dedicated to you. For the seniors Life Begins at Forty. The seniors will leave Frankfort High School with a mixture of feelings: sadness at leaving behind the carefree days of their youth, and the thrill of beginning new adventures. Many of them will continue education in the various colleges and universities scattered over the country. The vast majority of seniors will seek jobs in offices, factories,

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BILL E. ADAMS RALPH E. BEAVERS VERA BRITTAIN DONNA ELAYNE BUDD LILLIAN RUTH CLARK HUGH JOSEPH DAVEY MAURICE RUSSELL AKERS ROBERT EARL BOGAN MARIAN ELIZABETH BROWN DAVID CARL BURNS HAROLD JAMES COMPTON KAREN JEANNE DAYWITT DORIS FERN AYERS HELEN LOUISE BOOTS BEULAH MARY IRENE ESTELLA BAKER BAKER JEAN DONALD BOWEN BRANDON THE SENIORS .W JACK HARSHMANJ' Class President WENDELL JUNE COOK ELIZABETH CONNER GARTH ARBUTUS DILL DONOHO MURIEL LUCRETIA COX EDWARD DONOHO BETTY JOAN BARKER DOYAL BRANDT ELNORA LOUISE BRUNSON LUANA DOLORES CANTWELL JOSEPH H. COY LUCILLE DORROUGH ICLE BEARD JULIA MAE BRITTAIN WILLIAM EARL BUCHANAN WILLIAM GENE CARTER ROBERT LEWIS COY BRUCE BYRON DORSEY