Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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are Orem SL, she, W l Oh the years are many, the years are long But the little toy friends are true! Little do we realize how very applicable Eugene Field's Little Boy Blue is to our every day life. The years are long and many, but our memories live on and our friends remain true. They will not remain vivid in our minds, these friends and memories, for time will drop a curtain which will obscure the past. In a moment of fond reminiscence in a future year, we will remember a book, the Cauldron, and then from its place, on a darkened shelf in a not-much-used library we will remove this book. And, although the years are many and long we find we can span the time from the moment the cover is turned back. The pages will flood our hearts and minds with countless smiles and tears. With a faint smile we will recall those friends of another year whom we loved so dearly. A thought, the first in many years, will be given to them and to their lives. And so with each page another memory is relived until at last the final page is turned and we reach the end of our meditation. As we place the book back in its rest- ing place, we realize how much this Cauldron holds for us. Memories and dreams remain sturdy and staunch and we know, as in the immortal Little Boy B1ue, our friends remain forever faithful ........... each in the same old place ln our hearts. 1

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We. the senior class, of Frankfort High School. pre- sent to the students, parents, teachers and friends, this record of the work and play. achievements and activities that have made up the school year of 1943-44. In the third year of war it is perhaps a more difficult task than ever before to edit this book: however, we feel that the tradition of a yearbook should be carried on to the best of our ability. We take great pleasure in presenting the Cauldron of 1944. A on V' X K is s

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l AM'- We wish to dedicate this page to the memory of those boys who have passed from the halls of Frankfort High School into the service of our country and there lost their lives. They qave their all tor their country and the ideals for which it stands. We can never erase from our hearts the rnernory ot the ones who have sacrificed so much tor the country and its people they loved so well. We are proud of these boys and hope that we may honor them with clean character and hiah accomplishment. Reading clockwise they ure: 1. lack Farling , , Air Corps 2. Walter Iohnson Air Corps 3. Bill Muuch , Army 4. Robert Young Air Corps 5. Morris Wilhrow ..., Air Corps Bob Longfellow , . ....,.. Air Corps William Grace .,,,. Air Corps Don Murdock ,.,.. . ..., Army Tom Downs , ..,,.. Air Corps Herbert Webb ,. . Navy ,nun