Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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— Seniors Top Row Sanford Aidman Sandy —Science. Technical. Jr. Red Cross. '44. '45; Forum '43, '44. '45; F Club '44. '45; Hi-Y '43, '44. '45; Math Club '43. '44. '45; Student Council '43; Home Room Officer '42. '43; Basketball '40. '41; Football '41, '42. '43. '44; Track '42. '43. '44. '45; Wrestling Team '44; Class Treas-urer '45. Lavaune Glenn Arndt Buck —Industrial. Football '42; Home Room Officer '43. Robert E. Baer Bob —Commerce. Jr. Red Cross '44. '45; Hi-Y '43. '44, '45; Home Room Officer '43; Student Council '45; Basketball '44. '45; Football '44. '45; Track '43. '44. '45. Robert D. Beach Bob —Liberal Arts. Chess Club '43. '44, '45. Middle row Newton Gaskill Beatty, Jr. Newt —Liberal Arts. Jr. Red Cross '41, '42. '43, '44. '45; Curia Latina '42, '43. '44; Cauldron Staff '45; High Life Staff '44. '45; Home Room Officer '41. Bottom Row Phyllis Carla Bogan Phyl —Liberal Arts. Jr. Red Cross '44, '45; Curia Latina '42, '43, '44, '45; Forensic Club '43, '44, '45; Sunshine Society '43, '44, '45; Cauldron Staff '45; Student Council '41; Home Room Officer '41, '44; Prom Committee '44; Band '42. '43, '44, '45; Orchestra '43. I I ' ' V »'• V ■' : : ' Vi-, i 1 ; ■' 'tj ui • 1 v PhU L. Behr A- William Birkett ' • h iSl rs,i Technical. Jr. Red Cross '44; Bill -—1 Football '44; Track '44, '45; Band '43, '44, '45; Orchestra '42, '43. Richard Dean Bratton Dick —Technical. Jr. Red Cross '42. '43, '44, '45; Curia Latina '42; Hi-Y '43. '44, '45; Camera Club '43, '45; Math Club '45; Student Council '44; Home Room Officer '44; Football '42. '44; Track '42, '45; Band '41, '42. '43. '44, '45. Deloris Brittain y • v Dee —Home Ec. Sunshine M3. Jim -Industrial. Jr. Red Cros •44. '45. 44, '45; Che.s Club 43. '44; 45 '44 Prom Committee '44. mfU. Tumbling Team '43. '44. '45. • • ' . - .s'. -; -■ ■ ■ ■ 16

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By this time, the war was in full swing and all of us had to rearrange our lives to fit the war-time pattern. This was especially true of our class, for we were cautioned to get our class sweaters while the necessary material was yet available. The class met to choose brown and white as the colors. Thus we became the first sophomore class to have class sweaters. In our junior year, we had the guidance of three sponsors, Miss Sanders, Mr. Pace, and Miss Keeney. Our class officers were: Guy Smith, president; John Wilson, vice-president; Pat Buchannan, secretary; and Susan Wade, treasurer. Two juniors distinguished themselves and our class by winning first and third places in the Sallie May Byers speech contest. Few juniors have ever won first place in this contest. The most important social event of the entire year is the annual Junior Prom. Our Prom was held May 12 in Howard Hall. The theme was a Spanish Fiesta. As the fall of 1944 rolled around, we found ourselves seniors. At last, after twelve long years, we had reached our goal. In this, our last and most important year of high school, we were given excellent council by our four competent sponsors. Miss Campbell, Mr. Rice, Miss Kearns, and Mr. Rohr-abaugh. The class elected Tom Frushour, president; Jack Longfellow, vice-president; Coralie Cook, secretary; and Sanford Aidman, treasurer. Our class sponsored the first dance to be given that year. This added needed funds to our treasury which was destined to bear a heavy burden throughout the year. About the middle of the first semester, a contest, to promote the sale of war bonds and stamps, was held between the freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior classes. The contest lasted four weeks and was won by our class. One of the most difficult tasks confronting us, as well as other senior classes, was the publication of the Cauldron. The staff, chosen from members of the class, worked diligently to produce a Cauldron in which both our class and the school could take pride. Baccalaureate services were held May 20, and our high school career ended with commencement exercises, May 24. The Class of 1945 is emerging from high school into a war-torn world, which for the last three and one-half years has devoted its energies to destruction instead of construction. It will be our task, when peace comes, to help in the rebuilding of a new and better world.

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 ; , ... tra, '43; f miltee. '44 OP ROW atricia Joan Buchanan Lois Jean Bums Loi© —General Course. Sunshine, '45; Math. '45. Pat —Commercial. Jr. Red Cross. 13, '44, '45; Curia Latina. '42. '43; Chorus, '42, '43. '44; Big Broad-ast. '42, '43. '44; Forensic, '42, '43, U, '45; Sunshine. '42, '43. '44. '45; taccato. '43, '44; Student Council, 12; Home Room Ofiicer, '42; Class 14; Prom Committee. '44; 4IDDLE ROW rtus Carney ' tl. Basketball, '42, '43. '44; '43, '44; Track, '43, '44. J0J Arthur Carroll jt 7 Abie CarrolUfeitt — Scientific-Technical. Jr. Red Cross, '42, '43. '44. '45; Band. '42. '43, '44; Orchos Dm Com- Glenn Allen Byrne durnzj© —Scientific-Technical. Jr. Red Cross, '43, '44, '45; F Club. '44, '45; Hi Y. '45; Math, '45; Student Council, '45; Basketball, '42, '43. '44. '45; Football, '42. '43, '44; Track, '42. '43. '44. '45; Tumbling Team, '43. Mary Jean Cash F '• V Liberal Arts. Jr. Red Cross, '44, '45; Chorus, '42, '43; Band, '42, '43; Sunshine, '42. '43. '44, '45; Homo Ec, '45; Class Officer, '43. Seniors Jo Anne Carman Jo —Commercial. Chorus, '42; Sunshine, '44, '45; Home Room Officer, '42. Coralie Cook Cookie —Liberal Arts. Jr. Red Cross. '42. '43, '44, '45; Curia Latina, '42. '43, '44; Chorus. '44; Orchestra, '42, '43. '44; Student Council, '43; Home Room Officer, '43; Class Officer, '45; Prom Committee, '44. BOTTOM ROW Jean Cooley Jeanie —Business. Chorus, '42; Sunshine. '43, '44, '45; Cauldron Staff, '45; Home Room Officer, '42; Prom Committee. '44. Deloris Corbett Science. Jr. Red Cross, '42. '43, '44. '45; Curia Latina, '43; Chorus. '42, '43, '44, '45; Sunshine. '42. '43. '44, '45; Staccato, '44. '45; High Life. '44. William Ryan Corbett Bill —Liberal Arts. Jr. Red Cross, '42; Curia Latina, '42. '43; Forensic, '44. '45; Chess. '43. '44. '45. Robert L. Cox Jr. Red Cross, '44. 17 Doc —Agriculture. '45; Track, '43.