Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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THE Ranking in popularity with favorite after- sehool hang'-outs and scenes of various pas- times, the office is the center of activity during the school hours. All is hustle hustle in au effort to keep up with the rapid pace of 'teen age wishes and desires along with all the usual office tasks. ltusy as lwees are the office aides, Gene- vieve Uttermau and her assistant, Freda Mae I.arsh, They serve as walking ency- clopedias to answer the thousands of varied questions which pass over the counter. XYhose class is Mary Smith in this pe- riod? Do you know where the janitor of Y V OF VV V VV V Q FICE Central Building' could he fouud? faud so on until school is ended for the day. f - . . . . Iyping' and mimeographing' daily au- uouucemeuts, preparing final copy of tests for teachers. thoroughly checking attend- ance records, and keeping' any and all other records in good shape are among' a few of their other johs. They have a complete record of your entire high school scholastic ratings, and in their files may he found en- rollment cards with your class schedule for every day. Mr. Condon and Mr. XYarren also have necessary duties for the girls to perform. Y V sm- . t

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7-XDMI ISTRATIO A. E. CONDON Mr. Vance Curtis. personnel director of lf. H. S., brings to his office the bene- fit of his experience in the personnel de- partment of Camp Grant, Rockford, Illi- nois. and in various phases of school work in Frankfort, enriched through graduate study in the University of VVis- cousin. Mr. XYarren. the assistant principal of lf. ll. S.. instituted and developed the N. Y. A. work in this high school, over which he has complete supervision. He also has complete charge of the patrol hoys. During' the two years that Mr. A. li. Condon has heen principal of F. ll. S. there has occurred many additions and improvements in our school sys- tem. This year has seen the develop- ment of the cadet system of hall patrol to provide for efficient use ofthe halls. the delegating of more authority to the Student Council and the co-opera- tion of the faculty in a movement to- ward the adoption of a more practical philosophy of education. To apply to the class room also during his admin- istration. Mr. Condon has been inter- ested in closer individual contact with students as a means of securing their hetter orientation. V K VANCE CURTIS J. G. WARREN

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