Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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just as the mainspring is the key mechanism in any type of Watch or clock, so is our prin- cipal, Mr. Howard L. Crouse, the key mechanism in our high school system. With his pleas- ant Ways and business-like effi- ciency he is equally capable of supervising a few or a large group of students. During his last three years with us he has proven a lasting friend and an able leader. No minor duties are done by these four familiar faces around F .H.S .... Oma Heaton, dean of girls, Raymond Rohrabaugh, dean of boys, Way11e Gregg, assistant principal, and Dale Shanks, truant officer. A long due vote of thanks should be given these persons who so Will- ingly assist the student body.

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Ever busy, but seldom seen, are the members of our school board . . . Rob- ert Ryan, secretary . . . Russell Kelly, treasurer . . . Claude Maxson, president . . . Sam M. Woodruff, superintendent. These four men have done an excellent job in the manner in which they have conducted the affairs of our city schools. One of the most important acogsv in our clock-like system of city schools is Mr. Sam M. Woodrilff, our superin- tendent. He does his utmost to keep this system functioning smoothly and properly. Working in connection With the school board, he realizes the needs of the student body, and is most cap- able of fulfilling such needs. His gen- uine sincerity and all-around friendli- ness has placed him in the esteem of the community. In the fulfillment of his extensive duties he has proven himself a qualified master of his position.

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1. English Department: Mr. Ay- ers, Mr. Wood, Miss Campbell, Mr. McMurtrey. 2. English and F o r e i g n Lan- guage: Miss Kearns, Miss Orr, Mrs. Redmon, Mr. Farrell, Mrs. Heaton. 3. Social Studies Department: Mr. Gregg, Mr. Bahney, Miss Hinman, Mr. Barnett, Mr. Rohrabaugh.