Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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The student governing body of the senior class was composed this year of, from left to right: Andrew Davey, treasurer: Phil Hendrix, presi- clentg Jean Scripture, vice-president: and Jim Pogue, secretary. Under the competent leadership of their sponsors, Miss Hilda Kearns, Miss Doris Knox, and Mr. Raymond Rohrabaugh. and the officers picture above, the senior class had quite an active and successful year. The class sponsored the first dance of the year after the Richmond football game. and as they left the school. spent over two hundred dollars on shrubbery for the beautifica- tion of the campus. The class did not know when they entered high school four years ago as a war class just exactly what the future had in store for them, but they worked industriously so that they might be prepared for whatever they had to face when they received their diplomas. XX'hen the war ended. they worked on earnestly for they knew that they were to he citizens uf the world of toinorrmv and they had a great task before them. Baccalaureate services for this graduating class were held on Sunday evening. May 18. and the honors and awards were bestowed on Class llay, which was held on lYednesclay afternoon. May ll. At last the great moment arrived on the next evening. Thursday. May 22, when the class received their diplomas and faced the world alone.