Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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ROW I IAMES G. WARREN-A.B., M.S.: Mich- tgan State Normal, Indtana U.: Ass't. prtnclpal: 8th grade Civics, Htstory: Sponsor, N.Y.A., Patrol Boys, Current Events Club. BERTIE I. HUTCHINGS-B.S.: Purdue. Central Normal: English, Mustc, Art: Sponsor 8th grade. FRANK HILL-B.S., M.S., Central Nor- mal, Indtana U.: English. VERDA KNOX--A.B. De Pauw: Eng- lish: Sponsor Nattonal Honor Society. PAUL S. LOWE-B.S.A., M.S.: Purdue: Agrtculture, Blology, Night School for farmers. MARY RIED-B.S., M.S.: Purdue, Iowa State: Home Economics, Nutrition classes for Defense Program: Sponsor Home Economics Club. COY WOOD-B.S.: Indtana State, In- dtana U.: Engllsh, History. ROW II RAYMOND ROHRABAUGH - A.B.: Franklin, Danville Normal: Social Science, U. S. History: Football coach: Sponsor F Club. LORENE ORE-A.B., B.S.: Ball State, llltnots U.: librarian. IACKSON MANGES-A.B., M.S.: Man- chester, Butler: Commercial subjects: Sponsor Iuntor Class, Chess Club. EDITH K. HINMAN-A.B., M.S., In- dtana U., Butler: World History. HAROLD BAI-'tNE'l'l'-B.S., M.S.: Indi- ana U.: History. PAUL VAN SWEARINGEN-B.S., M.S.: Purdue, Butler: General Science, Bl- olo9Yi Sponsor Freshman Class. DORIS KNOX-A.B., A.M.: Indtana U., Columbia: Mathematics. A. E. Condon-A.B., A.M.: Indtana U., Columbia U., University oi Chicago, Harvard: Principal. MELBA SIMS-A.B.: Indtana Central College, Purdue, Ball State: Home Economics. B. R. BLUNK-B.S.: Indiana State: Head of Industrial Dept.: Director De- fense Training: General Shop, Voca- tional Butldlng Trades. OMA F. HEATON--A.B., AM.: Frank- ltn, Indtana U., Columbia: Dean of Girls: Latin, Spanish: Extra-Currlcul- lar Activities. now rv I WAYNE K. Sl-IOCKNEY-B.S., A.M.: Ball State: Industrial Arts. HOLLIS E. MILLER-A.B., M.S.: Central Normal, Indiana U.: Mathematics, Sci- ence, Latin. HELEN B. UNDERWOOD-R.N., B.S.: Indianapolis City Hospital, Indtana U., Butler, Peabody: School Nurse: Spon- sor, Ir. Red Cross. L. N. Evans-Industrial license: Indt- ana State, Butler, Purdue: Industrial arts, National Defense adult classes: ln charge, Recreation Room. CARL H. ANDERSON--B.S.: University of Southern Callfornla: Phys. Ed., Health, Safety: Head Track Coach, Freshman Basketball Coach, Assistant gootball Coach, Sponsor, Sophomore GSB. l-IATTIE M. CAMPBELL-A.B.: Earlham College, Wisconsin: Head, English De- partment: English: Sponsor, Sunshine Society. DELLA MAUD SANDERS-B.S., A.B., A.M.: Franklin, Indtana State, Colum- bla, Oklahoma Baptist, Indiana U.: Head, Math Department: Mathematics: Sponsor, Math Club. ROW VI VANCE S. CURTIS-A.B.. Ph.M.: Frank- lin, Wisconsin, Butler, Indiana Unlver- sity: Personnel and Guidance Director. EASDALE PlCKE'l'l'-B.S., A.M., A.M.: Indiana State Teacher's, Indtana U., Columbia U.: Head. Social Science Department: U. S. Hlsotry. E. O. HANGER-A.B., M.S.: Indiana Central college, Butler, Indiana Unt- versity: Head, Science Dept.: Biologi- cal Sclences: Sponsor Senior Class, Cauldron Advisor. CLAUDE L. HAMPTON-A.B., Ph.M.: Cenral Normal, Wisconsin, University of Colorado: Social Science, Debate Coach: Sponsor Student Council, Foren- sic Club, Cadet sponsor, Manager, De- fense stamp sales. CARL I. BELCHER-A.B., M.A., Indtana State Teachers, Indtana U.: Physics, Biology: Sponsor Camera Club. IRENE I. CARFIELD-B.S.: Ball State, Denver U.: Head, Commercial Dept.: Shorthand, Typing. EVELYN BOND--A.B.: De Pauw, Unl- verstty of Wyoming, Indiana U., Co- lumbia U., Butler: Business Correspon- dence, Typing, Iuntor Business Train- ng. MA'l'l'HEW M. RONZONE-B.S., M.S.: Unlverstty of Rome, Notre Dame, ln- dlana U.: Phys. Ed., Health, Safety, General Science: Assistant Football Coach, Ir. High Basketball Coach, Co-coach Track. BOW III RALPH E. BURROUGHS-A.B., A.M., Wabash, Indtana U.: Chemistry: Con- sultant Chemist. SALLIE M. FOSTER-B.S.: Indiana U., Ball State, Washington State Normal, Butler, American Gymnastic Union: Health, Safety, Phys. Ed., Geography: Sponsor, G.A.A. IAMES G. DAVIS-B.S.: Wisconsin: Mechanical drawing. ROW V VIRGINIA E. SMITH-A.B., M.S.: Indt- ana U., Columbia, Foreign Study, Parts, France: English, Iournallsm: Advisor, I-llgh Life. AUBREY M. THOMAS-B.M.: Vander- cook Music School: Bandmaster. MARTHA C. PINNEY-B.S.: Indtana U., Purdue: Dramatlcs, Public Speak- ing, English. LAWRENCE I. FARRELL--A.B: Indiana U., Wisconsin: Mathematics, Latin: Sponsor Pep Committee, Ass't Basket- ball Coach, Freshman Track Coach, Tennis Coach. ELIZABETH E. ZEHNER-A.B., M.S.: Oakland City College, Indiana U.: Supervisor, Physlcal Education MARY MAY - A.B.: Indtana State Teachers: Mathematics. NOT IN PICTURE INEZ NIXON-B.M.: Butler, Arthur Iordan Conservatory, Earlham, Sher- wood Muslc School, Cornell, New York U.: Supervisor, Music: Sponsor, Stac- Cato Club. EVERE'l'l' N. CASE-B.S., M.S.: Frank- lin, Southern California, Illinois U., Wisconsin, University of Iowa: Head, Phys. Ed. and Athletics: English: Coach, Varsity Basketball. HARRIET GALLUP-B.S.: Pratt Institute, Cleveland School of Art, Western Re- serve Unlverslty: Supervisor, Art.

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Jim, m' hum arm ru! It has been the custom in America to give special credit and honor to its outstanding citizens. The Senior Class and Cauldron Staff of 1942 wishes to extend honor and credit to some of the outstanding teachers of Frankfort High School. Mr. Blunk, head of the Industrial Department, has efficiency of the community through enrichment of the of much valuable and modern equipment. In addition has directed the training of more than four hundred and tense since 1940. Mr. Lowe, our agricultural expert, has been teaching of farming to many boys who have filtered out of F.H.S. contributed much to the technical shop curriculum and the addition to our own industrial students, he fifty men for Work in national de- the scientific and business aspects into agricultural pursuits in Clinton County. His contribution to improved living and increased wealth in this community has been great. His work through the years will augment greatly Clinton County's ability to meet its agricultural production responsibilities during the war crisis. Mr. Case has taken twelve Fighting Fives to the state finals, nine consecutive ones, and has come out with four state championship teams. This is an unequaled record in the greatest basketball state in the United States. In 1940, F.l-l.S. was represented by two all Amer- ican basketball players, Iay McCreary and Ralph Vaughn. Mr. Case says that his greatest thrills come in winning the games which he is not supposed to be able to win. Under the direction of Aubrey Thomas, Frankfort bands have become known through- out the state and nation as fine bands both in ccncert and marching appearances. Frank- fort bands have participated in at least eleven state contests, winning five first divisions, and in one and receiving second and third division in the others. Mr. Thomas insists on mastery of funda- mentals of music, and punctuality, He instills en- thusiasm for music and encourages individual achievement. Mr. Ronzone has exerted a lot of energy and initiative in making Health and Safety more func- tional in the lives of Frankfort boys. He is confident that in order to get the best teaching results, he must have patience and a wide knowledge of the subject matter. Miss Foster has been a powerful force in im- planting in the minds of girls, the benefits of physi- cal fitness and high ideals of health. In her physical education classes, she has set forth the principles of fairness and good sportsmanship, and has created an active interest in hiking, bowling, tennis, horseback riding, and archery. Miss Hutchings is the epitome of patience, smy- pathy, and kindness. These characteristics have had a very definite influence in shaping the atti- tudes and characters of many pupils who have been in her classes. Her work in art has opened new horizons of appreciation of the beautiful for her pupils. three national contests, placing fourth Mr. Iames McMurtrey, our former instructor in Speech, Debate, and Dramatics, was the first mem- ber of our faculty to go into the service of our country.