Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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The Frankfort Fifty cents-55, do I hear 55-55 going once, 55 going twice, 55 going three times-SOLD! This was the familiar phrase heard at the first annual Sunshine Society Box Social. The atmosphere was perfect because it was Feb- ruary 14-Valentineis Day. Mr. Bahney, in straw hat, bow tie, and cane, added a real- istic note as the auctioneer. The boys had to dig deepv if they wanted to get the box and the girl of their choice. Everybody agreed, though, that the food was worth the price. After the contents of the boxes had been devoured, everybody joined in on some good, old-fashioned party games. Yes, it was a smash success, and will be looked back upon as one of the most unique and enjoyable social events of the year. Loud juke box . . . noisy crowd . . . dancing floor alive . . . coke vendors . . . stag line . . . talk of ball game . . . ping-Dong artists . . . All of these things go to make the informal Friday night mixers what they are.

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One of the most suc- cessful track meets of recent years was the North Central Confer- ence held at Frankfort. The Weather was very good and as a result several 1' e cord s Were broken or tied. This meet was the highlight of the season. Of the many memories which Will remain with us after graduation, the Friday night dances occupy a large part. After the home ball games everyone eventually drifts into the dance. For the dancers there is plenty of good musicg for the loafer there is always someone With Whom to talkg and there is always someone who is ready to play a game of ping-pong or cards.

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ck ticks extra hours id never believe it was the high school The surroundings have all the ur of Churchill Downs. But as you closer, you see dancing couples Where rses should be lining up. You guessed the annual Hi-Y semi-formal dance. yearis theme, The Kentucky Derbyf ns the decorations. Words can never be a superior Hi-Y dance, though. One be there to really know. lg, Class Day at Frankfort High School .... These words will ring out loud and clear in our memories. For this is not an ordinary assembly, by any means. It is the culmina- tion of a yearls work, because here we re- ceive awards and special recognition for the things We have accomplished throughout the year. The hustle and bustle of the last Week of school will live long in our memories, but Class Day will live forever.