Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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Science Club Camera Club RUN ll: NL-il liiviiiiur, -lim Nall-i'li1wl'l', llill Yzliirlwlxlvwl, lifl lumix. llzii RHXY l: llwli Nico. Suu lfziiicll. llieiifc XXwUl'li. .lzmct l:l'Ql!lL'l', -lurk fiivvii. RUN ll: Xl211'j1il'1c Stliiiiimrl, liiflc lqlllllfll, hlugiii l'nxxci', l'liil lJul'oy, XllllX l'zilmci'. IUJXY lll: llarriwii Siwiiuw. Xziiicy Iiiiilllvy, ,Inc illiiiwy. ROW' li lqllllllj' lJUl'52llll. Hill l'il'lllll'll, lilL'll2ll'll SllllNUll, lfil lfllfll, ,li liraiicr, liiwlu Riu-, fiziry licltwlmfli. llaycs, Tom Klzirwlizill. ROW' Ill: 'lim llzilcur, lizllv lizilmuiiiif, Ulu-1111 Xirliulf, Rbllllj' Nlcrrltl, L'li211'lL Roluliiiis, Clll'l'0ll Klziisli, IIN

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Math Club llf HX ' l 1'1t lfsru, llmiuzi Rush, Hill 1.uurlis, liwcu Dykhuivcu, 1'z1tti Iluzuiu, ,lane 1.zu'crty, Rmlucy Hamilton, Marian Huffer, David By- L'1'5. lim Dllssttl, Miss Suurlcrs. RHXX' ll' lfstlif.-1' XYya1ult, Cluuiuiug lllickcustuff, Hill XYaiuscutt, Leu Iivziiisuii. .Mui l'u1'smis, liiclt L'wum-i', Bula Timmons, K1zu'jm'ic Sclwicllcr, .lim Cuiulms, Nuriiuiii Clear, ,lou Uuplcii NUXY lllt ,lim llcztll, .lL'l'lAj'v1,ilUrslI1. 'lim Boggs, -loc lflliott. ,lim h1Zll'- illl. ,lrw Iiiisuy, luucw XXUVIQ, 1 Z1t .'lxyl'l's. 11011 Xurtluwwp, 13111 llrzit- lull. iiulfl Suu' liamlqs prescutccl lu the x'zu'iuus sciwicc organi- zations . . . thc giltt' which cuts Ulf access to the high scluml lmuilrliug cluriug sclmul mlzuices . . . thc cfmtiuuous pupci' ilrivcs . . . thcsv are just ll few uf thc iuzmy activities which lllillit' thv Math Cluh mme of the schuol's most ztctivc cluhs. The Math Clulw was also the first Qluh tu contribute to thc fuurl for it new l . .-X. system. lluriug' thc yezu' Qzlch lllt'lllllCl' of the Cluh is helcl rcspzmsi- lmlv fm' zt repm-t ou some phase of matheiuzttics. LlllClk'l' thc zlhle supei'x'isiou uf Miss Sziuclers, it is uw inm- mlci' that thc Math Clulw is unc of that scluml's 15651-l'lI'g'IllllZL'fl vlulws.

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D. O. Club The lJiyersifierl Uccupations Training Program may he described hriefly as a plan for training senior high school students of em- ployahle age in a yaricty of occupations hy utilizing' thc commu- nity's husincss anrl influstrial cstahlislnnents as training' agencies. Two high school crcrlits may he carncrl each semester. one for work cxpcricncc ancl one lor rclatccl class work. A Illllllllllllll of fiftccn hours of work on thc occupational joh arc rcquirccl cach wee-kg this may hc clistrihutccl in any way rlesirccl hy the cmploycr and co- orflinator. XYhilc on thc joh. stuclcnts are hona ficlc employees anfl must assunic the rcsponsihililic-s anrl flutics of regular workers. Om- uf thc values of this typo of training' program to the stuclcnl is thc cvaluatiug of his intcrcsls, aptitude. anfl ahilitics. lt proriclcs a gradual transition from school In cinployinn-nt, flew-lops skills in a choscn occupational ficlrl. anrl at thc same tinic coniplctcs high school graduation rcquircincnts. This year. thc cluh clcclccl thc following officers: prcsich-nt. Rohf crt Shcclsg yicc-prcsiilcnt. llarolcl l'c-arcyg svcrctary. Rohcrf Hialshg lrcasnrcr, llwayiic Roush: anrl scrgcant-at-arms. black licngc. RHXX' li ,lim Rohison. Heh XYalsl1, Calvin Miuglin, lion Ifilmwncls, Don lflliott. lfric SXVl'?1I'llUl'C'll. Carl Mclutosh, RUXY ll: ,lack Hr-nge, ,lack floscwclir, Dalc Rahanus, licrniit Rogicr, l'hil Smith, Don Paflgctt, Donald Dunforcl ' RQXY lll: Don lfmlrcs. Dwayne Roush. 'll-cl lfonflra, Thoinas XYalflcn, Boh Shocinakcr, Frank Camp, Kurtis Thonias. IQUXY IY: Rohcrt Sher-ts, licnc Thoinpson, Rohcrt Donoho, Harold l'cai-Cy. ,lim XYilso11, ,lim Beals, liclwin kioopcr, Mr. XYaync Shockncy. i i lil E. ,.,.... .Hi , . . 4? Q lm