Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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Students, teachers 8 activities make HOMECOMING QUEEN F.H.S. was host to the football team of ,Sl at the second annual homecoming game this year . . . Donna Barnett was elected by the stu- dent body to reign as queen of this fes- tive occasion . . . at- tended by a court of seven. SCHOOL NURSE Our school nurse, Mrs. Robert Smith, was always on hand to see what made the students of Frankfort High tick . . . hearing tests . . . eye examinations . . . patch tests . . . all in a dayis Work for this friendly lady. CHEER LEADERS Oh hail to dear old Frankfortv . . . win or lose these five energetic people dressed in blue and White W e r e always on hand to keep our school spirit alive. ul-in aweaamwnewm up gn.

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N ow write the numbers that you hear in the sec- ond columni' . . . a fa- miliar phrase repeatedly echoed on annual hearing tests supervised by Mrs. Smith, R.N. up the daily schedule It's all new for '52',-and so on went the slogan that might have influenced you great- ly in the purchasing of this book you are reading-the 1952 CAULDRON. For over 40 years, senior classes have published their an- nual, the CAULDRON, and this year more than ever, we have strived to make our CAULDRON bubbling over with facts, fig- ures, and generally, with what makes our school tick. Keeping up with the tradition of previous generations, we have given you these facts. It is up to you to determine whether we have topped previous years. We hope the following classes will continue this fine spirit and workmanship.

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Frankfort tick Mixer Stag Line A familiar sight at those ever- popular Friday night dances is the ustag linen . . . drinking cokes . . . talking over the game with friends . . . this is just an- other group of Frankfort High School students that make the life at F.H.S. tick with excite- ment and friendliness. Hi-Y Dance Some of the most enjoyable minutes ticked off by the clocks at old F.H.S. were the ones at the formal dances . . . elaborate decorations . . . clever ideas . . . highlight of all school affairs . . . romance in bloom . . . lend- ing a part to an atmosphere of fun, beauty, and excitement. Scorers and Times Bench These men watched the me- chanical side of things as that clock ticked away the precious minutes at many a basketball game when the minutes and seconds counted the most . . . busy keeping an accurate rec- ord of the events of the game were M1'. Baldwin and Mr. Pace, official timer and scorer for Frankfort. Sunshine Box Social An evening to long be remem- bered by the students and fac- ulty of Frankfort High School was the Box Social sponsored by the Sunshine Society . . . gaily decorated boxes . . . auc- tioned off by Mr. Robert Bah- ney . . . sold to th ehigher bid- der . . . introduced a new type of entertainment to F .H.S.