Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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Front Row—Mr. Dorwin Dick. Miss Marie Van Horn. Mrs. Edna Wilson. Mrs. Virginia Coats Second Row—Miss Jane Lewis, Miss Inez Nixon, Miss Louise Le Hew. Miss Doris Knox Third Row—Miss Hilda Kearns. Mrs. Melba Padgett. Mr. James Davis. Mrs. Martha Redmon Fourth Row—Mr. P. S. Lowe. Mr. Raymond Rohrabaugh. Mr. James Warren Fifth Row—Mr. Carl Belcher, Mr. Carl Anderson. Mr. Wayne Gregg. Mr. J. C. Rice, Mr. Harold Barnett FACULTY Those who have reached the top of their high school career should pause to appreciate the faculty, who have been the guiding and inspirational light of their high school years. It was to the teachers that they turned when they needed help or assistance in activities that demanded a firm hand. These students looked to the teachers’ experience and wisdom for advice when they were

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Frankfort High School's administration staff directed the school through one of the most difficult periods in history. The faculty supervised the various departments which follow in the next section. The faculty acted under the direction of Dr. Waldo ood, superintendent of the Frankfort schools, and the school board, which consisted of Mr. Lance Harland. Mr. George Goodnight, and Mr. Claude Maxson. Mr. J. C. Rice, principal, along with Mrs. Oma Heaton, dean of girls, and Mr. Raymond Rohrabaugh, dean of boys, directed the school affairs. The student body under the direction of the faculty experienced an increase of knowledge and a broadening of horizons during the school year. The faculty was encouraging, inspiring, and stimulating in their work with the students.

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Front Row—Mrs. Gladys Brandt. Miss Lorene Orr. Miss Harriett Gallup. Mr Andrew J. Manges Second Row—Miss Hattie Campbell. Miss Edith Hinman, Miss Verda Knox. Miss Irene Carfield. Mr. Paul V. Swearingen . . ... „ 0 Third Row—Miss Evelvn Bond. Mrs. Oma Heaton. Mrs. Edna Foriest. Miss Della Sanders Fourth Row—Miss Bertie Hutchings. Miss Mary May. Mr. Wayne Shockney Mr. B. R. Blunk. Mr. E. O. Hanger Fifth Row—Mr. Coy Wood. Mr. Mr. James McMurtrey Easdale Pickett. Mr. Aubrey Thomas. Mr. Lawrence Farrell. forced to make a decision. Chaperoning dances, taking tickets at the ball games, sponsoring social organizations, and many other tasks were commonplace events which students expected of their teachers. Through their many successes and failures, trials and tribulations, conquests and defeats, the students have been guided into the proper channels by faculty members. It is to them that the seniors, going out to face the world problems, owe a debt which can be repaid only by following the democratic way of life, which they, without fear of retribution, have taught.