Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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c or ur Joqd ana Qrd in Yftiiform 6 .T We all miss that friendly grin that you see here, Iackson Manges, a favorite member of the faculty, entered the service in October. Held in the memories of many who have gone from its halls and rooms is Central Building. You need not fear that you are seeing double when you start across the street between periods. lt is only the Royer twins who have faithfully served as the pa- trol boys this year. Frankfort was honored this year when two of our students distinguished themselves in the Central lndiana Oratorical Con- test. Bill Spencer won first in the boys' division, and lacquie Arm- antrout placed second in the girls' division. 7

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in 105 Yes, it's the familiar little guy with a nevereending supply of pep and school spirit, Deacon Ayres. 6 1 A glimpse into the dressing room shows the Fighting Five and Larry Farrell just before go- ing into one of those thrillers in Howard Hall. Minds are filled with Shakes- peare and other notables of by- gone centuries in this, Miss Campbells Senior English Class. Sponsored by the High Life this year, Frankfort adopted a soldier, Frank E. Forte, who reps resents alumni in service, Witlr stamps and bonds bought through the school, he is fed, clothed, and equipped.

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Frankfort has the distinction ot being one ot the few schools in the state with two main buildings. Students here are seen crossing between classes, A tunnel. running under the street between the buildings, is used in bad weatherw fy X ' ' V ...,, mf 7,5 6.-..-'lx f' 'X '11 X Y, ,V Y It . 'A :' A-,A Hy' I lf- - 5,5 fm f ' 4' 5 NW ' J' N 'TI' 1 g., -,J f L. .N 'W-. I J 5 - - elif,-'J X- L- nf-2 J. O ,, tl! .Rx ,L f X Y ,Nq.x 1 M x f N ' N 1 x ', X .t 1 t . f X , N Q - I' .lx-N , , If X t Ak ., 1 i , yx ,M fix 1, 't , j , A xx ,, w 1 ,x ,x 1 'x ', 5 f xx, ' ff 1' K' 'jx ir j Rpt g X .IA Q vw W x V- in Vi- ,, 'y V W J ,H -F W M5477 Y Y rn- ff' , 3