Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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MRS. MELBA PADGETT Home Economics, Head of Home Economics De- partment B. S., M. A., Purdue University, Indiana Central College, Ball State Teachers College EASDALE PICKETT U. S. History, Head of History Department B. S., M. A., Indiana State Teachers College, Columbia University. MRS. MARTHA REDMON English, Dramatics, Sponsor of Senior Class Play, Sponsor of Forensic Club B. S., Purdue University, Indiana University ALLEN ROSS Organ, Harmony, Instrumental Music B. M., DePauw I'niversity, Colorado Uni- versity DELLA MAUD SANDERS Mathematics. Head of Math Department, Sponsor of Math Club B. A., B. S., M. A., Franklin College, Indiana State Teachers College, Indiana University WAYNE SHOCKNEY Machine Shop, General Shop B. S., M. A., Ball State Teachers College GLEN SCRIVNOR Physical Education, Coaching Staff B. P. If., M. S., Massachusetts State College, Pennsylvania University PAUL V. SWEARINGEN General Science B. S., M. S.. Purdue L'niversity, Butler Uni- versity MRS. RUTH TEDFORD English A. B., Adrian College MRS. ANNE TETER Home Economics, Sponsor of Home Eco- nomics Club B. S., Purdue University HELEN THOMAS Bookkeeping, Salesmanship, School Bookkeeper B. S., Indiana Central Normal College MARIE VAN HORN Chemistry, General Science, Sponsor of Sun- shine Society, Sponsor of Chess Club A. B., Ball State Teachers College JAMES G. WARREN History A. B., M. S., Indiana University, Michigan State Normal College COY WOOD English B. S., Indiana State Teachers College, Indi- ana University

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GLHH Every morning at eight-twenty the senior English class assembled in Miss Kearns' room and the students let their imaginations travel to the past and to England for the study of Eng- lish literature. Starting with the an- cient Celts and Normans, the students studied the great men of literature from then to modern England. A visit to Purdue Music Hall. where the pupils saw Maurice Evans in his portrayal of Shakespeares Hamlet greatly enhanced the study. LA GUAGE . . . all Gaul is divided in three parts. How familiar that sounds to a Latin stu- dent. Yes, many hours were spent pouring over gerunds and gerundives made clearer by little stick people, with carrot noses. The same people sometimes appeared on tests. Super dupersf' And remember in Spanish Class at Christmas time, how we broke the pinate with the stick? Our lan- guage department has brought in pictures and slides showing habits and customs of the peoples. In taking Latin or Spanish, we were not only studying a speech of a people, but the joys and sorrows, the very life of the people besides. ln Latin we found that Caesar had weaknesses, and that Romulus, builder of Rome, fell in love with a Sabine girl. In Spanish we learned the problems and history of the Mexican people. Through Latin we learned that al- though some of the small things have Cll'1ll0'CCl, the fundamental needs and sensa- '- A tions have not changed in this hundred years. L