Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1956 volume:

f i FROM THE NORTH EAST CORNER OF CAMPUS TO THE SOUTH END OF THE GYM FIELD . . . Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime. And departing, leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time. FROM THE OFFICE TO THE AUDITORIUM . . . 168 STEPS Boing! Boing! Boing! Attention Please - - - this familiar phrase is heard daily. Our office staff has, among other things, kept us on our new schedule. Our annual Choir Christmas Convo .............. Auditorium . . . big productions . . . Big Broadcast . . . Senior Class Play . . . Hi-Y Programs . . . Clubs . . . Convocations . . . Movies . . . FROM THE GRIDIRON TO THE HALLS OF IVY . . . 2890 STEPS Hotdogs . . . popcorn . . . cokes . . . hot coffee . . .candy . . . These are many snacks that turn footsteps to the Ili-Y stand during the football season. I As the noon bell sounds, the quiet classroom becomes a noisy mob of rushing students. Many feet are turned toward our high school cafeteria, where well balanced meals are served. THROUGH THE TUNNEL TO HOWARD HALL . . . 200 STEPS Although the team was young this year, Frankfort’s Fighting Five accomplished much in the way of moral character. The tunnel is a well-k n o w n passageway in Frankfort High School. The students use it in fair or foul weather. It is one of the symbols of the school. FOOTSTEPS BEHIND THE SCENES Our custodians and cooks play an important role in the lives of the students of F.H.S. The Sunshine Christmas party always serves as a source of surprise and delight to the preschool age children as Santa Claus passes out the presents. Speaking of footprints, take a look at some of the molds that have made footprints around our ivy halls. From 4%’s to 13s-------Ah! the patter of little feet ? ? ? well feet, anyway! PEOPLE As our footsteps move toward the public library, we see the superintendent of the city schools, Mr, Sam Woodruff. He has done an excellent job of maintaining coordination throughout the entire school system this year. Administration Although the footsteps of Mr. Howard Crouse have been directed to another school, he has set an excellent example for us to follow throughout the 1955-56 school year. We shall always remember his friendly smile and quiet manner. The members of the school board: Claude Maxson, Russell Kelly, President Orville Gunyon, and Sam Woodruff. These men are responsible for the outstanding job that has been done in conducting the affairs of the city schools. Here are some well-known people of F.H.S. - - - Assistant Principal, Wayne Gregg; Dean of Boys, Raymond Roh-rabaugh; Attendance Officer, Dale Shanks; Dean of Girls, Sarah Boulware. They are of great help and assistance in helping to work out our many problems. Row J—Ayers, Robert; Baldwin, James; Barnett, Harold. Row 2—Beecher, Wilbur; Belcher, Carl; Bond, Evelyn. Row 3— Boulware, Sarah; Campbell, Hattie; Carfield, Irene. Row 4—Cave, Marvin; Cooper, Anne; Cummins, Wilbur. Row 5—Dick, Dorwin, Erselcuk, Holande; Farrell, Larry. Row 1-Hinman, Edith; Kearns, Hilda; Knox, Doris. How 2-LeHew, Louise; Long, Aden; Lowe, Paul. How 3—May, Mary; McKinney, Judy; McLane, Fletcher. How 4—McMurtrey, James; Miller, Edna; Orr, Lorene. How 5-Pace, Howard; Pullan, Richard; Redman, Martha. How 6— Rohrabaugh, Raymond; Sanders, Della L; Shaw, Barbara. How 7—Shockney, YV'ayne; Shuck, Gilbert; Smith, Priscilla. Although the foosteps of Mr. Jim Davis and Mr. Coy Wood are no longer heard in the halls of F. H. S., we shall always remember their years of service to our school. Seniors The Class of 1956 left their footprints through the fleeting years. Their early years as freshmen were confusing — the biology field trips, the dances, the basketball games. The sophomores began to prove the mettle of their class as they took part in Student Council and club work. As juniors they visited the General Assembly, sponsored their prom, “Beyond the Rainbow,” and got their brown and white sweaters. Most of the seniors can hardly remember the blurred events of their final year as the days mshed by. The last days neared swiftly too soon for some, not soon enough for others. The Senior Class was lead this year by Jim Bricker, Vice-President; Dave Pannell, Treasurer; Dave Stampe, Secretary; and Bob Clark, President. Adler, Larry—Liberal Arts— Math. Foreign Correspondence. Latin. Cauldron. High Life, F Club. Senior Class Play. Track. X-Country, Big Broadcast. Albaugh, Jackson Angleton, Carolyn—General—Sunshine Society, Home Economics. Arion, Carolyn Lola—Scientific Technical— Sunshine Society. Foreign Correspondence. Latin. Future Nurses. Cosmopolitan. Ayers, John—Scientific Technical—Math. Latin. Band. Cresendo. Football. Cosmopolitan. Barber, Junior — Industrial Arts — Camera. D. C. E.. Choir. Track. Beaven, John—General—Student Council. Hi-Y. Science. Foreign Correspondence. Latin. Football. Cosmobolitan, Big Broadcast. Beavers. Nancy—Liberal Arts—Math. Sunshine Society. Foreign Correspondence. Forensic. Latin. Staccato. Choir, Cosmopolitan. Big Broadcast. Black, Charles—Industrial Arts. Bond, Larry — Scientific Technical — National Honor. Forensic. Latin. F Club. Football. Basketball. Baseball. Bondurant, Helen—Liberal Arts—Student Council. National Honor, Forensic. Latin. Sensor Class Play. Big Broadcast. Bowerman, Harold—Industrial Arts—D. C. E. Brant, Paul—General—F Club. Football. Bricker, James—Liberal Arts—Student Council. Hi-Y. F Club. Class Officer, Football. Tennis. Burgin, Kathryn Elizabeth — Business — Sunshine Society. Foreign Correspondence. Cho:r. Camp, Mary Ann — Home Economics — Sun-sh.ne Society. Home Economics. Choir. Carrel. Bailey—Liberal Arts—Student Council. National Honor. Sunshine Society, Science. Foreign Correspondence. Forensic. Latin. Cosmopolitan. Big Broadcast. Prom Committee. Catron, Otis — Liberal Arts — Foreign Correspondence. Football. Baseball, Cosmopolitan. Big Broadcast. Clark, Robert—Liberal Arts—Student Council. Hi-Y. Camera. Foreign Correspondence. D.C.E.. Latin. Spanish. F Club. Class Officer. Football. Baseball. Cosmopolitan. Coffman, Millicent Rae—Scientific Technical-Math. Sunshine Society. Foreign Correspondence. Latin. Choir. Cosmopolitan. Fu-tture Nurses. Conner, Phillip Allen—Scientific Technical. Conwell, Nancy Ann—Liberal Arts—Sunshine Society. Foreign Correspondence. Latin. Band. Cosmopolitan. Couden, Carol Jeanine—General—Sunshine Society. Science. Foreign Correspondence. Band, Senior Class Play. Big Broadcast. Cunningham, Bill—Industrial Arts. Cunningham, Max Dalrymple, Harold—Business—Choir. Dick, Norma Lou—Home Economics—Student Council. Sunshine Society. Home Economics. Foreign Correspondence. D.C.E.. Cauldron. Big Broadcast. Donoho, Ernest—Scientific Technical—Student Council, D. C. E.. Band. X-Country, Cosmopolitan. Doughty, Anna — General — Sunshine Society, D. C. E. Dunham, David—Industrial Arts—Hi-Y, Football. Eldridge, Sarah Anne—Business—Sunshine Society. Foreign Correspondence. High Life. Cosmopolitan. Elkins, Phyllis — Business — Sunshine Society. Band. Emery, Jerry L.—Business. Erdel, Elizabeth Joan—Scientific Technical— National Honor, Sunshine Society. Science. Forensic. Latin. Band. Cauldron. Evans, Connie Kay—Liberal Arts—Sunshine Society, Foreign Correspondence. Latin, Choir, Cosmopolitan, Big Broadcast. Evans, Jerry Lee—Industrial Arts—Foreign Correspondence. Choir. Track. Ewbank, Ralph—Liberal Arts—Latin. Spanish. Orchestra, Cosmopolitan. Ferguson, Robert Lee—Scientific Technical— Foreign Correspondence. Latin. Choir. Cosmopolitan. Ferguson, Roy C.—Scientific Technical—Foreign Correspondence, Latin, Choir. Cosmopolitan. Fisher, Judith Ann—Scientific Technical—Student Council, National Honor. Math, Sunshine Society. Latin, Orchestra, Cauldron, Staccato, Big Broadcast. Flora, Patsy—Liberal Arts—Sunshine Society. Foreign Correspondence, Latin. Forlow, Janice—Business—Sunshine Society. Forsythe, Rosetta Home Economics — Sunshine Society, Home Economics. Foster, Linda—Business—Student Council. Sunshine Society, Cosmopolitan. Gaskins. Charles William—Scientific Technical —Hi-Y. Math. Foreign Correspondence, Cosmopolitan, Big Broadcast. Ginn, Michael Glass, Judy—Liberal Arts—Student Council. Sunshine Society. Foreign Correspondence, Forensic, Latin, Bind, Orchestra. High Life. Staccato. Choir. Cosmopolitan. Big Broadcast. Goodnight, Marjorie—Business—Sunshine Society—Foreign Correspondence—Spanish. Grafton, Edile Business — Sunshine Society, Foreign Correspondence. Choir. Cosmopolitan. Gray, Robert Aaron—Liberal Arts—Hi-Y, Foreign Correspondence. Latin, Spanish, Senior Class Play, Tennis, Cosmopolitan, Big Broadcast. Greeno, Carl—Industrial Arts—Cresendo. Choir, F Club. Class Officer. Football. Basketball, Baseball. Big Broadcast. Hackett, Donald Russell—General. Ham, Marilyn—Liberal Arts—Sunshine Society. Foreign Correspondence. D. C. E.. Latin. Band. Orchestra. Choir. Cosmopolitan, Big Broadcast. Prom Committee. Hammersley, Richard W.—Liberal Arts—Hi-Y. Foreign Correspondence. Latin. Spanish. Senior Class Play, Cosmopolitan, Big Broadcast. Hammond, Joann—Home Economics—Sunshine Society, Home Economics. Foreign Correspondence, D. C. E., Latin. Hauser, Jane—Scientific Technical—Sunshine Society. Spanish. Cosmopolitan. Henderson. Lee—Scientific Technical—Science, Latin, Cresendo, Choir. Cosmopolitan. Himmelwright, Jim — Scientific Technical — National Honor, Hi-Y. Math. Forensic. Latin. Band. Orchestra, Cauldron. Cresendo. F-Club. Class Officer, Senior Class Play. Football, Tennis, Big Broadcast. Hodgen, Allan John—Industria lArts. Holland. Beverly—Business—National Honor. Sunshine Society. Foreign Correspondence, Cauldron. Staccato. Choir. Class Officer. Senior Class Play. Cosmopolitan, Big Broadcast. Howland, Margery — Home Economics Sunshine Society, Home Economics. Foreign Correspondence. Huff. Tom—Scientific Technical—Hi-Y. Math, Foreign Correspondence, Latin. Cosmopolitan. Huffer, Larry—Industrial Arts—Hi-Y, Foreign Correspondence. Football. Baseball, Cosmopolitan. Huffer, Ted—Shop—Football, Basketball. Hufford, Carolyn Jeaneanne— Business—Sunshine Society. Foreign Correspondence. Irwin, Barbara Martha—Liberal Arts—Sunshine Society. Foreign Correspondence. High Life, Staccato, Choir, Cosmopolitan, Big Broadcast. Jacoby, Larry Gene—Liberal Arts—Latin. Jenkins, Linda—Liberal Arts—Sundent Council. Sunshine Society. Foreign Corresoondence. Latin. Class Officer. Senior Class Play. Cosmopolitan. Big Broadcast. Jones, Sara—Liberal Arts—Student Council. National Honor. Sunshine Society, Foreign Corresoondence. Forensic. Latin. Band. Orchestra. High Life. Staccato. Cosmopolitan. Big Broadcast. Keeney, Robert—Class of 1957. Kelly, Lanny Russell—Liberal Arts — Latin. Band, Cresendo. Cosmopolitan. Big Broadcast. Ketchum, Earlene R.—Business—Sunshine Society. Cosmopolitan. King, Bob—General—Student Council. F Club. Football, Basketball, Track Kirby, Patricia—Liberal Arts—Student Council. Sunshine Society, Foreign Correspondence, Forensic, Latin. Big Broadcast. Lewis, Diane Lee—Liberal Arts—Student Council. Sunshine Society, Foreign Correspondence. Latin. High Life. Choir. Cosmopolitan. Lipp, Elizabeth Kathleen—Scientific Technical —Sunshine Society. Foreign Correspondence, Latin, Band, Orchestra. Cosmopolitan. Lipp. Jerry Francis—Business—Football. Baseball. Louck, Stephen—Liberal Arts—Student Council. National Honor, Hi-Y, Foreign Correspondence, Latin. Band. Orchestra. High Life, Cresendo, Choir, Cosmopolitan, Big Broadcast. Loveland, Lois Ann—Liberal Arts. Lucas, Wilbur—Industrial Arts—Student Council. F Club. Football. Basketball. Track. MacKenzie, Bruce—Industrial Arts—Student Council. F Club, Football. Track. Maish, John Wesley—Liberal Arts—Foreign Correspondence, Latin, Cresendo, Choir, Cosmopolitan. Maish, Patricia Joan—Home Economics—Sunshine Society, Home Economics. Malicoat, Carolyn Sue — Business — National Honor, Sunshine Society, Foreign Correspondence. Forensic. Cauldron. High Life. Class Officer. Big Broadcast. Prom Committee. Mangis, Paul A.—Liberal Arts—Foreign Correspondence. Spanish. Football. Cosmopolitan. Mann, Donna Mae—Business—Sunshine Society, Choir. Mann, Joyce, Marie—Business—Sunshine Society, Cauldron. High Life. Cosmopolitan. Markland, Anita Ruth—General—Sunshine Society. Martin. Billy P.—Business—Track. X-Country. Martin, Karen Eileen—Liberal Arts—Foreign Correspondence. Latin. High Life. Staccato. Choir, Cosmopolitan. Prom Committee. Martin. Sandra Laye—General Business—Sunshine Society. Foreign Correspondence. Staccato. Choir. Mast, Carol Lynne — Liberal Arts — National Honor. Math. Sunshine Society. Foreign Correspondence. Forensic. Latin. Staccato. Choir. Cosmopolitan, Big Broadcast. Mavity, Richard—Insustrial Arts— Choir, Class Officer. Track. Prom Committee. McElwee. Barbara Catherine—Business—Sunshine Society. Foreign Correspondence. Cosmopolitan. McKee, Carl—Business—Cauldron. Cosmopolitan. McMullen, Leone—Home Economics—Sunshine Society. Home Economics. Band. Staccato. Cosmopolitan. Miller, Constance Sue — Business — National Honor. Sunshine Society. Foreign Correspondence. Forensic. Staccato. Choir. Class Officer. Cosmopolitan. Big Broadcast. Miller, Robert—Industrial Arts—Student Council. F Club. Football. Basketball. Miller. Ronald L. — Scientific Technical — Hi-Y. Foreign Correspondence, Latin. High Life. F Club. Senior Class Play. Basketball. Track, Baseball. Cosmopolitan. Big Broadcast. Mitchell, Daniel—Business. Mitchell. Don-Liberal Arts—Hi-Y. Spanish. F Club. Senior Class Play. Track. Tennis. X-Country. Cosmopolitan, Big Broadcast. Mitchell, Max Mohler, Patricia Ann—Liberal Arts—National Honor. Math. Sunshine Society. Forensic. Latin. Cauldron. Staccato. Choir, Cosmopolitan. Big Broadcast. Montalvo. Soila A.—Scientific Technical—Sunshine Society. Home Economics. Spanish. Choir. Cosmopolitan. Montgomery, Larry—Industrial Arts—Spanish. Class Officer. Cosmopolitan. Moore, Judith Kay—Business—Sunshine Society. Foreign Correspondence. High Life. Class Officer. Cosmopolitan. Big Broadcast. Morgan, Raymond Morningstar, Gary L.—Liberal Arts—Student Council. Hi-Y. Spanish. Class Officer, Football. Cosmopolitan. Myers, Jerry Lee—General—Track. Nance, Josephine Liberal Arts—Sunshine Society. Foreign Correspondence. Latin. High Life. Choir. Class Officer. Cosmopolitan. Big Broadcast. Nash. Jane Ellen—Business. Norris, Lois Jean—Liberal Arts—Sunshine Society. Foreign Correspondence, Spanish. High Life. Cosmopolitan. Ostler, Evelyn Mae—Business—Sunshine Society. Painter, Jim—Scientific Technical—Spanish. Cosmopolitan. Palmer, Sharon Kay—Liberal Arts—Sunshine Society. Spanish. Pannell, David—Liberal Arts—Student Council. Camera. Foreign Correspondence. Latn. Choir. F Club. Class Officer. Track. X-Country, Yell Leader. Pearcy, Donald Pickering. Linda Kay—Liberal Arts—Sunshine Society. Science. Foreign Correspondence. Forensic. Latin. Band. Orchestra. High Life. Staccato. Senior Class Play. Cosmopolitan, Big Broadcast. Pickering, Sally Lou—Scientific Technical— National Honor. Sunshine Society. Science. Foreign Correspondence. Forensic. Latin. Cauldron, Senior Class Play. Big Broadcast. Future Nurses. Pippenger, Donald—Industrial Arts. Pollett, Claudia Louise — Business — Sunshine Society, Foreign Correspondence. Latin. Cosmopolitan. Pruitt, James—Liberal Arts—Student Council. National Honor, Hi-Y, Math. Forensic. Latin, Band. Cresendo. F Club. Class Of icer. Football. Track. Tennis. Cosmopolitan. Purcell, Terry—Industrial Arts—Class Officer. Football. Track. Reef. Robert Glen—Industrial Arts. Choir. Track. Reno, James Rich, Phillip Charles—General. Rippey, Donald Lee—Liberal Arts—Student Council. Hi-Y. Forensic Club. Class Officer. Football. Basketball. Baseball. Big Broadcast. Roberts. Marjorie Ann—Scientific Technical— Sunshine Society. Foreign Correspondence. Latin. Staccato. Choir. Class Officer. Cosmopolitan. Big Broadcast. Future Nurses. Yell Leader. Roush, Lee—General—Student Council. F Club. Football. Track. Baseball. Rule. Judith — Scientific Technical — Student Council. National Honor. Sunshine Society. Science. Foreign Correspondence. Forensic. Latin. Band. Orchestra. Staccato. Cosmopolitan. Big Broadcast. Sanders. Jon Ronald—Scientific Technical—Hi-Y. Latin. F Club. Senior Class Play. Golf, Cosmopolitan. Big Broadcast. Schimmel, Carolyn Sue — General — Sunshine Society. Home Economics. D. C. E. Schulz, David Fredrick—Scientific Technical— National Honor. Hi-Y. Math. Latin. Cauldron. F Club. Football. Basketball Manager. Baseball Manager. Cosmopolitan. Big Broadcast. Scott. James P.—Scientific Technical—Hi-Y. Foreign Correspondence, D. C. E.. Latin. Orchestra. X-Country. Cosmopolitan. Seabolt, Vader Fish Business — Sunshine Society. Shaft, Ora Lee—Liberal Arts—National Honor. Sunshine Society. Foreign Correspondence. Latin. Band. Orchestra. Senior Class Play. Cosmopolitan. Big Broadcast. Sheets, Nelson—General—Camera, D. C. E.. Cosmopolitan. Sheets, Karen LeDonne—Business—Cosmopolitan. Sheets, Larry M.—Scientific Technical—Science. D. C. E.. Latin. Cresendo. Choir. Football. Big Broadcast. Sims, Ronald Lee—Business—Latin. Football. Smith, Bennie Eugene—General—Student Council. Class Officer, Football. Smith, Diana Carol—Business—Sunshine Society. Senior Class Play. Cosmopolitan. Smith, Don—Scientific Technical—Hi-Y. Camera. Latin. F Club. Football. Smith, Larry—Industrial Arts. Smith, Norma Snodgrass, Howard—General. Spidel, James — Scientific Technical — Cosmopolitan. Stampe, Dave—Liberal Arts—Student Council. National Honor. Hi-Y. Foreign Correspondence. Forensic, Latin. High Life. F Club. Class Officer. Track. X-Country. Cosmopolitan, Big Broadcast. Stingley, Ronald Lee—Scientific Technical— National Honor. Hi-Y. Math. Foreign Correspondence. Latin. Track. X-Country, Cosmopolitan. Big Broadcast. Stinson, Janet Sue—Business — Sunshine Society. Orchestra. Staccato. Big Broadcast. Stoops, Phillip M.—Industrial Arts. Hi-Y. F Club. Football. Stuard, Frank—General. Taylor. Beverly—Commerce—Student Council. Sunshine Society, Home Economics. Foreign Correspondence. Latin. Spanish. Choir. Cosmopolitan. Taylor, Marlene—Scientific Technical—National Honor. Sunshine Society. Foreign Correspondence. Latin. Orchestra. High Life. Staccato. Cosmopolitan. Thomas, Robert Lee—Industrial Arts. Unroe, Robert—General. Hi-Y, Cresendo. F Club. Football. Basketball, Track. Villars, Niles L.—Commerce—Hi-Y. Camera. Voges, James Nelson—Commerce—D. C. E.. Cosmopolitan. Waddell, Ronnie — Student Council — National Honor. Hi-Y. Math. Forensic. Latin. Band. Cresendo. F Club. Senior Class Play, Football. Cosmopolitan. Big Broadcast. Wallace, Norma Katherine—Liberal Arts—National Honor. Sunshine Society. Foreign Correspondence. Latin. High Life. Senior Class Play. Cosmopolitan. Big Broadcast. Wayt, Diane Marie — Commercial — Student Council. Sunshine Society. Home Economics. Foreign Correspondence, Spanish. Senior Class Play. Big Broadcast. Webb. Glenda — Liberal Arts — Sunshine Society. Foreign Correspondence. Latin. Band. Staccato, Chorus. Senior Class Play. Cosmopolitan. Big Broadcast. Wegner, William Francis—General. Wells, Barbara Louise—Home Economics. White, Carolyn Louise — Business — Student Council. Sunshine Society. Band. Orchestra. Staccato. Choir. Big Broadcast. Williams, Carol Jean—Home Economics—Sunshine Society. Home Economics. Foreign Correspondence. Latin, Orchestra. Cosmopolitan. Williams, Carroll—Liberal Arts—Foreign Correspondence. Spanish. Football. Track. X-Country, Cosmopolitan. Wilson, Janet Rochelle — Business — Sunshine Society. Cosmopolitan. Wilson. Walton Jr.—Liberal Arts—Hi-Y, Band. Orchestra, Big Broadcast. Young, Carolyn Sue—Home Economics—Sunshine Society. Home Economics. Howe, Jim—Industrial Arts—F Club. Jarrell, Charles—Scientific Technical—Student Council. National Honor. Hi-Y. Math. Camera. Foreign Correspondence. Latin. Senior Class Play. Tennis. Cosmopolitan. Juniors Row 1— Devena Achors, Bill Amos, Pat Anderson, Alice Asher, Rita Ashley. Row 2—Treva Barber, Kathi Bates, Pat Beals, Russell Beard, Jack Bedard. Row 3—Sue Beeker, Larry Ben-bow, Dallas Birden, Judy Bough-er, Larry Bragg. Row 4—Sally Brittain, Jack Brmn-barger, Judy B u n t i n, Carol Burns, Larry Bushinan. Row 5—Vivian Carr, Jill Carroll, Maxine Carter, Shirley Cassidy, Naomi Chandler. Row 6—Dorothy Chasteen, Donna Chiapetta. Warner Clark, Sandra Clidence, Glenda Cobb. Row 7—Alene Coffelt, Max Coffman, Tom Cook, Connie Couden, Larry Coulter, Row 8—Linda Cox, Larry Crose, Caroline Crull, Larry Culp, Gordon Cunningham. Row .9—James Cunningham, Dick Davey, Sharon Davidson, Julia Davies, Bill Dick. Row 10 — David Dobson, Fred Donoho, George Dorner, Sally Douglas, Judy Dunford. Row I — Carl Dunham, Sandra Dunn, Tom East, Byron Eaton, Sibyl Edington. Row 2—Fred Emery, Larry Eppert, Eileen Esra, Bill Everman, Katie Ferguson. Row 3—Bettv Finney, Jim Fish, Carey Fisher, Judy Freedman, Jim Garrigus. Row 4 — Delores Greeno, Janice Guntle, Barbara Harshbarger, Larry Harshinan, Jan Hartman. Row 5 — J a n e t Haslet, Bonnie Haynes, Jill Heffley, Janet Hill. Jim Hinton. Row 6—Nancy Hinton, Jim Hite Mary Alice Hobson, Jerry Howe, Larry Howe. Row 7 — David Huffer, Joanne Hufford, Virginia Hurt, Larry Jarboe, Charles Jarrell (class 1956). Row 8 — Tom Johnson. Carolyn Kaser, John Keedy, Bill Keever. Janice Kelley. Row .9—Larry Kraner, Raymond Kressel, Pete Kroll, Jim Lan-guell, Kent Lipsett. Row 10 — Sandra Little, Connie Logan, Jerry Logan, Frederica Loveless, Rex Loveless. Row 7—Boh Lowden, Terry Ann Mackenzie, Janice Magart, David Maish, Hubert Marsh. Row 2—Tom Marsh, Sonya Martin, Don Massey, Barbara McCoy, Bill Miller. Row 3—Larry McHale, Karen McIntosh, Jack McKown, Carol McNutt, Christine Meneely. Row 4— Dwain Miller, Jerry Miller, Russell Miller, Ray Miller, Margaret Mincemoyer. Row 5—Ed Mitchell, Jim Morrison, Sally Mustin, Robert Myers, Judy Nash. Row 6‘ — Kenny Newhart, Alyce Nicholas, Naney Nigh, Judy Noe, Phyllis Norris. Row 7—Rose Parke, Linda Parker, Linda Parke, Beverly Pedigo, Jim Pence. Row 8— Don Pitman, Fred Platt, Alice Pogue, Julia Powell, Gary Redman. Row 9—Karen Redman, Allan Reed, Melvin Reed, Sue Reef, Patty Reppert. Row 10—Jo Ann Rhodes, Ed Rice, Phvllis Richards, Sandra Richardson, Ronnie Ricketts. Row I — Fairy Rimmer, Connie Robbins, Lemoine Roberts, Mary Ann Rogers, Gordon Ross. Row 2—Bob Ross, Brenda Sagor, Judy Schoman, Roy Scott, Mark Sebree. Row 3—Jo Ann Seward, Larry Shear, Wanda Small, Linda Smith, Lois Smith. Row 4—Ann Snider, Dwight Snodgrass, Max Spaulding, Donna Jean Spencer, Jim Stokesberry. Row 5—Jim Stoops, Lance Storm, Jimma Swearingen, Loren Thompson, Paul Thompson. Row 6—Tom Thompson, Claudia Toney, Betsy Trent, Ronnie Tuttle, Ned Unroe. Row 7—Max Wallace, Phil Ward, Dale Webber, Joe Weimer, Don Wells. Row 8—Pat Wheatley, Mary Williams, Brenda Wilson, Jim Wray, Linda Wright. Row .9—Alma York, Allen Young, Wayne Young, Diana Zink. Row 4— Karen Bowen, Howard Allen, Sonny Barker, Susan Buchanan. Row 3—Alan Aughe, Carol Bates, Larry Calloway, Judy Bloomquist, Gavin Aitkens. Row 2—Joe Brown, Dorothy Camp, Mason Baul-din. Jeannette Bogue, John Buntin. Row 1— Barbara Bamberger, ajck Bowerman, Mary Jo Brumbarger, Larry Aaron, Sharon Bradford. Row 3— Karl Decker, Fred W. Campbell, Jean Eubank, Ronnie Myers, Judy Donoho, Drew Carrel. Row 2— Harriet Eldridge, Jerry F. Colly, Sally Foster, Jerry Clark, Joyce Clidence. Row I—Larry Crouch, Betty Jane Eppert, Torn Cook, Bo!)hi Conwell, Joe Cox. SOPHOMORES The officers of the Sophomore class this year were: Joe Brown, Treasurer; Gary Kimble, President; Larry Moudy, Vice-President; and Patty Bate, Secretary. How .3-Max Harlan, Beatrice Gann, Carole Harlan, Marilyn Greeno, Virginia Gove, Darlene Hayworth, Jane Hackett, Harry Grafton. How 2—Pat Hill, Joyce Holland, Torn Hesler, Norma Haney, Connie Groty, Ronnie Grat. How -Barbara Hedghoek, Gene Harston, Shirley Ann Hiatt, Larry Hampton, Judy George, Dorothy Ilittle. How 4—John C. Scott, Kenny R. Sheets, Larry Wheeler, Larry Wilson, Joe Walters, Larry Skaggs, Aaron Wann, David Swayzee, Dorval Smith, Johnnie Trent. How 3—William Stoops, Patty Thomas, Gerald Scott, Bertha Skaggs, Charles Van Meter, Linda Wright, Ken Smith, Janice Sparks. How 2— Ellen Trapp, Larry Thompson, Sara Stewart, Raymond Wilson, Jenifer Sullivan, Harold Stewart, Linda Sheets. How 1— Janet Weakley, Tim Unger, Lynne Wegner, Denny Stampe. Barbara Thomas. How -3—Zeke Myers, Brenda Moore, Bernard New-hart, Larry Moudy, Twilla Obermiller, Kent Montgomery, David Rogers, Nancy Meneely, Larry Rankin. How 2—Bob Pruitt, Lillie Pyatt, Joyce Ptigsley, Janice Pickering, Dick Myers, Nancy Saltsman, Bob Preddy. How — Joyce Ann Pierce, Larry Reagan, Nancy Reed, Roger Reagan, Norma Moore, Linda Schooley. How .3—Larry Lucas, Gary Kimble, Lee Jennings, Vernon Large, Hobart McKee, Lloyd Jobe. How 2—Marilyn Leonard, Bob Mann, Glenda Joseph, Jack Meeks, Pat McKinney. How I-Norma Ludford, Denny Leader, Ina Mae Marsh, Joe Kelley, Betty Martin. Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Rotv Row Row Row 4—Barbara Carter, Viola Bushman, Pat Broderick, Gary Allen, Thomas Boggess, Karen Campbell, Susan Basquin, Della Camp. 3—Gayle Dianne Camp, June Linda Buckner, LaDonna Bervsey, Kitty Allen, Nancy Allen, Bonnie Arion. 2—Kay Blystone, Rebecca Carter, Jan Adler, LeMoyne Altic, Linda Bates, Glenita Dickey, Phil Brown. 2—Michael Beard, Marcia Burd, Don Black, Betty Jo Bradshaw, Chaarles Bohm, Binnie Gean Bennett. 4—Annie Clouser, Margaret Cockrum, Terry Dobson, Edna Ashley, Bill Bixon, Dick Cunningham, Connie Colgrove, Phil Cobb. 3—Sue Cunninghom, Douglas Elders, Karen Clidence, David Darling, Ina Denham, Jim Chambers, Nancy East. 2—Phil Crum, Deanna Crum, Tom Dunham, Sharon Davis, Fred Chandler, Dana Dick, Dennis Dick. 2—Bonny Clements, Jerry Cooper, Mary Lou Cox, Gail Dick, Mary Clements, John Dunham. 4—Jack Harshbarger, Fredrick Foster, Diane Fredrickson, Clinton Faust, Roger Fisher, Jim Hackerd. 3—Robert Fry, Janice Gregg, Jack Harlan, Becky Erdel, Gary Harman, Joan Eubenk, Francis Harrison. 2—Gerald Emery', Sherry Glenn, Bob Emery, Suzanne Gill, Richard Hardy, Judy Ford, Jerry Grant. 2—Joe Ferguson, Sharon Cumin, David Gun-yon, Sally Eubank, Larry Good. FRESHMEN The leaders of the Class of 1959 this year were: Janet Adler, Vice-President; Nancy Ryan, Treasurer; Bert Kram, President; and Kay Blyth-stone, Secretary. Row 4-Bill Huffer, Mary Kroner, Ann Latshaw, Marlene Hutchison, Patricia Howe, Carolyn King, Ruth Jenner, Gilbert Henricks. Row 3—Carolyn S .Jacks, Gail Kathrens, Janeille Leader, Ronnie Lappin, Martha Long, David Kinder, Georganna Hodgen. Row 2—Jack Howe, Patricia Johnson, Judy Kel-lams, Bert Kram, Pam Hodge, Marilyn Hazel, Peggy Lipp. Row I— Jack Leach, Kaye Loveless, Dion Loveless, Judy Henson, Tom Hufford. Row 4— Ann Myers, James Morris, Pat Myers, Bill Miller, Barbara Marsh, Jerry Martin, Larry McKee, Linda Miller. Row 3—Dixie Morton, Ronald Miller, Marilyn McClaine, Archie Maynard, Kathleen Mathews, Saundra Michael. Row 2— Bill Mang, Dixie McKinsey, Don Miller, Phyllis McEwen, Robert Martin. Row 1— Jo Ann Malady, Barbara McCoy, Dick Manning, Diane Miller, Sandra Marsh. Row 4—Jim Reed, Betty Sue Rhodes, Connie Pedigo, Nannette Ritchey, David Neal, Nancy O’Dell, Suzanne Pedigo, Joe Purcell. Row 3—Emily Peterson, Don Parsons, Wanda Pate Jerry Painter, Cynthia Petty, Don Oberhoulser. Row 2—Jerry Ray, Ronald Robleyjudy Rich, Shirley Wright, Ronald Rothenberger, Julie O’Connell, Ronnie Perry, Nonna Roddell. Row 1—Lucetta Root, Gerald Rice, Sue Rothenberger, Larry Pitzer, Beverly Joan Nance. Row 4—William Seibert, Brenda Smith, Lucille Scott, Sue Spears, Lora Ann Taylor. Sandra Sue Sibley, John Schimmel. Row 3—Clara Sullivan, Delbert Saari, Myma Smith, Janice Sliphcr, Kay Sandus, James Smith, Patty Smith. Row 2—Bill Scott, Patricia Shelton, Norman Spears, Nancy Ryan, Harold Smock, Karen Stingley, Bernard Shaw. Row 1—Nancy Smith, Paulita Shanaberger, Mickey Russell, Virginia Talbert, William Scott, Elondo Strawn, Judy Spencer. Row 4— Everett Tull, Larry Weimer, Marilyn Welk, Ronnie Vice, Janice White, La-Veme Wilson, Annabelle Weaver, Dick Wegner. Row 3—Peggy Wright, Charles Willard, Sondra Villars. Clark Woodard, Sandra Young. Gary Waddell, Melinda Thompson, Brad Unroe. Row 2—Pat Welty, James Tunis, Pequita Troxell, Jack Toneye, Kay Welty, Bill Wheatley, Curtis Young. Row 1—Lillian Turner, Norman Wilden, Nancy Wayt, Thomas Ulm, Diane Shayer, Don Whiteman. Eighth Grade Row 4— Dick Emery, Patty Cunningham, Sandy Sheldon, Francis Colley, Ted Ripe. Row 3—Carl Dulree, Jerry Ginn, Marilyn Dicker-son, Ronnie Skiver, Linda Pippenger, John Decker. Rote 2—Larry Joe Warren, Sally Marie Hicks, Max Hankins, Martha Hurt, Ronnie Bybee, Nancy king. Row 7—Larry Freels, Jerry Davis, Dick Haackerd, Esta Pannel, Judy Skaggs, Nancy Pettit, Jim Kallner. Row 4—Jewell Laniun, Patricia Parker, Karen Cue, Larry Reed, Patricia Fudge, Orval Moore, Dorothy Dungan, Barbara Imel, Larry Cunningham. Row 3—Florence Gray, Carol Rothenberger, La-verne Mold, Sandra Pruitt, Eugene Welk, Judy Nieman, Lynn Schneider. Row 2—Georgia Metzger, Jane McClaine, Frank Otterman, Mary Dearth, George Lucas, Dixie Weaver, Charles Coomer, Betty Rule. Row 1—Dennis Anderson, Judy Bates. Marion Harrington, Peggy Newhart, Harley Dupler, Nancy Gray, Gene Smith. Row 4—Michael Lewis, Joyce Ann Lee, Phyllis Ann Gates, Larry Wells, Carolyn Ann Pearson, Marlita McHew, Sharon Stewart, Dick Unroe. Row 3—Mclirn Craven, Shirley Crum, Diana Wainscott, Jerry Ostler, Patsy Pal micro, Teerry Zink, Terry Pugsley. Row 2—Rita Pence, Dennis Renick, Patricia Spear, James Monroe, Margaret Morris, John Graves, Linda Sandage, Paul Finney. Row I—Gordon Goodnight, John Collier, Diana Collins, Ed Pickering, Binnic Sue Spray, Donald Bogue, Jackie Stevens, Gary Hall. Rote 4—Janet Purcell, Jerry Bicknell, Ted Barker, Samuel Brandenburg, Carl Laffen, Stephen Cook, Karen Dowden. Row 3— Barbara O’Dell, Loren Pearey, Jay Newhart, William Ashley. Kent Phillippe, James Lloyd Guntle, Connie Donoho. Row 2—Donald Rich, Larry Dick, Lea Wessell, Edward Bethke, Donna Wheeler, Jerry MeKinzie. Row 7—Donna Green, Benny Reed, Sarah Mohler, Larry Abbott, Janice Thurman, Larry McBee. Row 4—Peggy Stanton, Carol Purdy, John Myers, Nancy Couden, Bill Woodard, Jane Moholer, Ken Kreisher, Sharon Gregg, Jack Hibner. Row 3—Wanda Sliphere, Monte Mathews, Bonnie Sibley, Alvin York, Stella Bushman, Tom Catron, Karen Ruch, John Simpson. Row 2— Billie Dobson, Janice Hardesty, John Kipp, Judy Burns, James Hinese, Janice Walters, Barbara Behr. Row 7—Errol Beumel, Rose Mary Hinton, Je ff Huffer, Elizabeth Rogers, Mickey, Jane Colver, Sam Wills. Row 4-Linda Snodgrass, David Brown, Loyal Villars, Dwayne Hollingsworth, Larry Mohler, DeEtta Rehwinkel, 'I 'om Frazier, Jan Morningstar, Charles Bybee. How 3-Sue Wenger, Joe Hinton, Roger Stingley, Gordon Vice. Darrell Slipher, Judy Vaughn, Diana Benge. Row 2-Tom Bragg, Carolyn Good, Bettie Wilson, Jon McCreery, Janet Sexton, Dorothy Gann, Amanda Pruitt, Sue Gregory. Row 1-Coy Aders, John Catron, Josephine Bryan, Jerry Harrison, Julie Wiggam, Jerry Howe, Nancy Brown. Row 4-Tom Whitaker, Sally Ransom, Don Shaw, Lynctte Wilson, Karen Kirkman, Blaine Davis, Jane Lucas. Row 3-Bill Fugate, Rita Smith, Peter Basquin, Karen Miller, Ronald Houze, Phil Routh, Karen Hitch. Row 2— Larry Wolfe, Lynn Powell, Herbert Sheets, Judy Perkins, Eddie Jones, Bonnie Hutchison, Randy Myers, Nancy Eber-wein, Tom McManama. Row I—Donna Dungan, Robert Lucas, Carole Cook, Ronnie Montgomery, Judy Ilizer, Milton Baker, Sally Paadgett, Billy Hus-song. Row 4— Ewell Shelley, Lynn Maish, Russell Myers, Bill Coomer, Tom Cox, Carol Roberts, Jerry Roth, Winston Jaggers. Row 3—David East, Linda Alexander, Mike Louck, Rachel Rothenberger, Ed Russell, Sharon Young, Fred Moon, Melanie Adams. Row 2—Shirlene Shrum, John Sullivan, Carol Pickering, Harmon Johnson, Joan DuBovy, James Bailey, Lynn Kelly. Row J—Lynda Clark, Paul Cullom, Joan Ann McMahon, James Howe, Eva Pahnore, Larry Bogue, Pat Barber, Gary Davis. Row 4— Darlene Galey, Larry Roush, Pauline M. Young, Clyde Bryan, Ruth Elliott, Larry Harshman, Ronald Lester. Row 3—Karen Baty, John Walters, Judy Conrad, Woodie Haynes, Carolyn Sharp, Gary Hart, Rosetta Elkins. Row 2—Oran Vloudy, Karen Unger, Claude Kitchen, Sue Gustavel, Harold Birden, Anna Sextcn, Maxine Hooker, Pete Kirby. Row 2—Nancy Hampton, John Moudy, Mary Douglas, Jerry Hanna, Patricia Bridge-water, Jerry Shore, Darrell Coapstick. Convos . . . Open House . . . Blue and White Day . . . Pep Sessions . . . Dances. These are but a few of the activities of the student council. We are very proud of our student governing body. The officers of the student council this year were: President, Jim Bricker; Vice-President, Kathi Bates; and Secretary-Treasurer, Pat Kirby. Mr. Wayne Gregg was the sponsor again this year. Student Council Row 4—Bob Pruitt, Den Stampe, Robert Fry, Steve Jack McKown, Allan Reed, Ronnie Tuttle. Row 3—Bailey Carrel, Larry Rankin, Robert Martin, Sibley, George Domer, Gary Kimble, Denny Row 2—Jan Adler, Betty Eppert, Patty Bate, Karen Thompson, Bob Clark. Row J— Norma Moore, Jill Carroll, Judy Freedman, Stampe. Louck, Charles Jarrell, Jan Kelley, Pequita Troxell, Berm Kram, Douglas Ehlers, Gary Waddell, Sandra Leader. Bowen, Gini Gove, Jerry Logan, Larry Coulter, Tom Jim Bricker, Kathi Bates, Pat Kirby, Judy Glass, Dave Row 3—Ora Sharp, Judy Fisher, Sue Malicoat, Marlene Taylor, Linda Cox. Connie Robbins, Ronnie Waddell. Alice Pogue, Nancy Nigh, Bailey Carrel. Judy Rule, Helen Bondurant, Ronnie Stingley. Row 2—Norma Wallace, Beverly Holland, Pat Mohler, Carol Mast, Dave Stampe, Sally Pickering, Sara Jones, Betty Erdel, Connie Miller, Steve Louck. Row 1—Larry Bond, Jim Morrison, Jan Hartman. Larry Coulter, George Dorner, Charles Jarrel, Dave Schultz, Jim Pruitt, Jim Hinimelwright. National Honor Society The National Honor Society was led this year by President, Sally Lou Pickering; Vice-President, David Stampe; Secretary, Carol Mast; and Treasurer, Sara Jones. The sponsor of the society is Miss Campbell. Members are selected as to scholarship, leadership, and character. Row 4—Ronnie Waddell, Joe Weimer, Max Spaulding, Bobbie Lowden, Carol Mast, Millicent Coffman, Donnivan Massey, George Dorner. Row 3—Betty Erdel, Alice Pogue, Mary Ann Rogers, Beverly Pedigo, Jan Kelley, Eileen Esra, John Keedy, Jan Hartman. Row 2—Pete Kroll, Jim Stokesberry, Jim Pruitt, Ronnie Stingley, John Ayers, Charles Jarrell. Row I—Jim Himmelwright, Judy Fisher, Pat Mohler, Tom Huff, Nancy Beavers, Bill Gaskins, Larry Adler, Dave Schulz. Math Club “Tom, take this deposit to the bank” . . . “Do not erase” . . . “Paper at 2 White” . . . Three trips made today” . . . Stock market report . . . New sico table for the cafeteria . . . Dance after the Kokomo-Frankfort game.” The officers this year were President, Larry Adler; Vice-President, Bill Gaskins; Secretary, Nancy Beavers; Treasurer, Tom Huff; Ronnie Stingley headed the paper drive and Miss Sanders again sponsored the club. Forensic Club The Forensic Club is composed of some of the outstanding students of F. H. S. Its main purpose is to promote interest in parliamentary procedure and law. This year the club had several guest speakers and sponsored a convocation for the entire student body. The officers are President, Jim Him-melwright; Vice-President, Jan Hartman; Secretary, Alice Pogue; and Treasurer, Denny Stampe. Mrs. Redman sponsors the club. Row 5—Don Rippey, Allan Reed, Tom Thompson, Tim Unger, Denny Stampe, Bert Kram. Row 4—Larry Bond, Sally Pickering, Denny Leader, Gary Kimble, Larry Moudy, Alan Aughe, Sara Stewart, Susan Buchanan, Norma Moore, Nancy Beavers. Row 3—Bailey Carrel, Judy Ride, Connie Robbins, Sue Beeker, Mary Ann Rogers, Alyce Nicholas, Jan Kelley, Larry Coulter, Sue Malicoat, Helen Bondurant. Row 2—Connie Miller, Judy Freedman, Alice Pogue, Betty Erdel, Jim Pruitt, George Dorner, John Keedy, Jan Hartman, Tom Marsh. Row 1—Jim Iiimmelwright, Pat Mohler, Carol Mast, Ronnie Waddell, David Stampe, Sara Jones, Pat Kirby, Linda Pickering, Judy Class. Formal initiation of the freshman girls . . . membership cards . . . The Sunshine News . . . the Concessions . . . the Christmas Party . . . new slip covers for the girls’ lounge . . . the Sadie Hawkins Sock Hop . . . the convention at Martinsville . . . the formal installation of officers . . . the Mother-Daughter Tea in the spring. Sunshine Society The leaders for ’55-’56 were Karen Redman, Vice-President; Sue Boeker, Recording Secretary; Pat Mohler, President; Connie Miller, Corresponding Secretary; and Sue Malicoat, Treasurer. Miss Miller, Mrs. McKinney, Miss Campbell, and Miss Boulware were the sponsors this year. With their cooperation and help Sunshine was able to complete a very successful year. D. C. E. Club The D.C.E. Club is composed of those who are taking the Diversified Occupations Training Program, which is a plan for training seniors of employable age in a variety of occupations. President. Ernest Donoho; Vice-President, Bob Clark; Secretary, Norma Dick; and Treasurer, Marilyn Ham, were the officers this year. Mr. Shockney was the sponsor. Spanish Club The Spanish Club had a variety of interesting programs this year. The club’s activities included a Friday night dance and a trip to Turkey Run. The officers this year were: President, Shirley Hiatt; Vice-President, Denny Leader; Secretary, Ellen Trapp; Treasurer, Sandra Little, and sponsor, Mrs. Heaton. Latin Club Picnic at Turkey Run . . . Christmas cards to members. Christmas in Many Lands — theme of dance . . . Slides and talk on Italy by Mr. Fowler . . . Slides and talk on Canada, North Dakota, and South Dakota . . . European trip by Miss Bond . . . Steve Louck, President; Pat Kirby, Vice-President; Judy Rule, Treasurer; Susan Buchanan, Secretary; and Loren Thompson, Reporter, were the 1955-56 officers of the club. Mr. Larry “Chief” Farrell was the sponsor. HI-Y A high standard of Christian Character . . . Concession stand at football games . . . Hi-Y dance. Imagination. Seated: Pres., Steve Lonck; Sec., Robert Clark; Sgt. at Arms, Jim Bricker. Standing: Viee-Pres., Don Rippey; Treas., David Schulz; Chaplain, Phil Stoops; Parliamentarian, David Stampe. Kneeling: Eddy Mitchell, Tom Thompson, Paul Thompson, Jim Stoops, Ned Unroe, Gordon Ross. Standing: Ronnie Tuttle, Allan Young, Loren Thompson, Gary Redman, Jim Stokesberry, Joe Weimer, Max Spaulding, Robert Ross. Kneeling: Niles Villars, Robert Unroe. Standing: Walton Wilson, Jr.; Ronnie Waddell; Tom Huff; David Dunham; Charles Jarrell; Ronnie Sanders; Jim II iinmel wright; Jim Pruitt; Ronnie Stingley. Thanksgiving and Easter programs . . . Hi-Yer of the year . . . Hi-Y Sweetheart . . . Kneeling: Ronnie Miller, Do.i Mitchell, Larry Huffer, John Beavens. Standing: Gary Morningstar, Bill Gaskins, Don Smith, Dick Hammersley, Jim Scott, Boh Gray. Kneeling: Bill Dick, John Beavens, Larry Benbow, Larry Bragg. Standing: Tom East, David Dobson, Fred Emery, Byron Eaton, Tom Cook, Carl Dunham. George Dorner, Larry Culp, Larry Coulter, Warner Clark. First row: Jim Hite, Bob Lowden, Jerry Miller, Dwain Miller, Jerry Logan, Jim Morrison. Second row: Jerry Howe, Pete Kroll, Larry Jarboe, Jan Hartman, Jim Lan-guell. Jack McKown. Third row: Jim Hinton, Connie Logan, Tom Marsh, Kent Lipsett, John Koedy. Cosmopolitan Club Annual invitational convocation-speaker, Mr. Ernest Alexander . . . Convocation —Dr. Rarlis Leyasmeyer, European author and educator . . . Initiation of new members . . . Installation of new officers . . . Dance . . . The club was led this year by Charles Jarrell, President; Norma Wallace, Vice-President; Beverlv Holland, Treasurer; and Linda Cox, Secretary. Miss Edith Hinman was the sponsor this year. Future Home Makers of America The 1955-56 officers of this club were Norma Dick, President; Beverly Taylor, Vice-President; Sue Schim-mel. Secretary; Carolyn Young, Treasurer; Marjorie Howland, Historian; and Terry McKinze, Parliamentarian. Camera Club Row 3—Hubert Marsh, Jim Languell, Larry Culp, Bonnie Ricketts, Harry Grafton. Row 2—Russell Miller, Jim Scott, Larry Moudy, Gary Kimble, Sonny Barker. Row 1— Joe VVeimer, Don Smith, Larry Kramer, Jerry Logan, Bill Dick. Science Club Row 3—Jimmy Wray, Joy Pierce, Helen Webber, Ronald Robey, Douglas Elders, James Lucas, Sandra Sibley, Harmon Johnson, Janet Weakley. Row 2—James Tunis, Donald Pitman, Elonda Strawn, Linda Miller, Alan Aughe, Ronald Reagan, Larry Weimer. Row 2—Larry Coulter, Harold Stewart, Sally Lou Pickering, Lee Jennings, Tom Hufford, Fred Campbell, William Fisher. F” Club How 4—Jim Morrison, Larry Eppert, Karl Decker, Lance Storm, Boh Miller, Larry Callaway, Larry Moudy, Robert Unroe. Row 3—Ronnie Waddell, Larry Harsh man, Phil Stoops, Jim Stoops, Boh King, William Keever, Wilbur Lucas, Robert Clark. Row 2—Don Mitchell, Jim Pruitt, Jim Himnielwright, Dave Stampe, George Dorner, Larry Adler, Pete Kroll, Lee Roush. Row —Don Smith, Larry Bond. Don Rippey, Ronnie Sanders, Paul Thompson, Bruce MacKenzie, David Schulz. The “F Club” consists of boys who have won their letter in varsity athletics. This year as usual the “F Clubs” major activity was sponsoring the Big Broadcast. The officers of the “F Club” for 1955-56 were: President, Don Rippey; Vice-President, Wilbur Lucas; Secretary, Bob Clark; and Treasurer, Bob Unroe. Crescendo Row 3— Lee Henderson, Tim Unger, Boh Ross, David Gunyon, Ed Rice, David Maish, Byron Eaton, James Pence, Lee Jennings, Dick Myers, Ronnie Waddell. Row 2—Jim Himmelwright, James 'I'unis, Steve Louck, Bert Kram, Robert Martin, Robert Fry, Larry Rankin, Fred Campbell, William Fisher. Row 2—Jim Pruitt, Denny Leader, Den Stampe, Robert Pruitt, Jan Hartman, John Maish, George Dorner, Thomas Thompson, Connie Logan. Johnny Keedy. Staccato Row 4—Phyllis Norris, Judy Noe, Janet Stinson, Pat Mohler, Marjorie Roberts. Carol Mast, Marlene Taylor, Jill Carroll, Virgillia Heffley, Joan Seward. Row 3—Connie Couden, Nancy Hinton, Leone McMullen, Barbi Irwin, Sara Jones, Lynne Pickering, Nancy Beavers, Sandra Martin, Connie Miller. Row 2—Jimma Lou Swearingen, Alice Asher, Connie Robbins, Sue Beeker, Diana Zink, Sue Reef, Mary Ann Rogers, Alyce Nicholas, Julia Powell. Row I—Karen Martin, Beverly Holland, Judy Glass, Glenda Webb, Judy Rule, Carolyn White, Judy Fisher. Choir Annual Fall Festival . . . Christinas Program . . . District and All State Solo and Ensemble Contest . . . District Festival at Crawfordsville . . . Spring Concert . . . Graduation music. Twirlers and Drum Majorette Karen Clidence, Carolyn Kaser, Glenda Webb, Bonnie Sibley, Bobbie Conwell, Donna Bussey, Leone McMullen. Judy Glass, drum majorette. Band Officers Standing: Leone McMullen, Carolyn White, Jim Him-melwright, Steve Louck, Sara Jones, Pat Beals. Seated: Lanny Kelly, Judy Rule, Judy Glass. Row I-Ora Shaft. Nancy Nigh, Lee Jennings, Pat Beals, Ann Latshaw, Pequita Troxell. Jimma Swearingen, Virginia Gove, Martha Long, Judy Glass, Marcia Burd, Linda Pickering, Sara Jones. Row 2—Janice Guntle, Judy George, Norma Moore, Connie Pedigo, Denny Leader, Cynthia Petty, James Pence, Julia Davies, Virgilla Heffley, Dennis Stanipe, Marlene Hutchison, Lanny Kelly, Ronnie Waddell, Nancy Conwell, Mickey Russell, Boh Ross, Marilyn McClaine, Nancy Hinton, Stephen Louck, Marilyn Ham. Row 3—Fred Campbell, Diana Zink, Phyllis Elkins, Barbara Bamberger, Harold Smock, JanciHc Leader, Judy Nash, Jim Himmelwright. Judy Rule, Larry Bcnbow, Allen Reed, Tim Unger, Carol Couden, Band Betty Erdel, Sue Reef, Dick Myers, Karen McIntosh, Roger Reagan, Bert Kram, Toni Hufford, Suzanne Gill, Ronald Rothenberger, Jim Tunis, Ken Kreisher, Bob Martin, Becky Erdel, Barbara Hedgcock, Kathleen Lipp, Bob Pruitt. Row 4—Rose Mary Hinton, Patty Bate, Nancy Couden, Jack Hibner, Jim Hackerd, Carolyn Jacks, Bob Mann, Fred Chandler, Ronnie Tuttle, Connie Logan, Ed Rice, Karen Ruch, David Gunyon, Jim Pruitt. Row 5—Walton Wilson. Joyce Holland, Robert Fry, Carolyn White. The band under the direction of Mr. Aden Long has completed another successful year. During the summer the eighty piece band traveled to Cleveland, Ohio, to participate in the Kiwanis convention. The band also attended the I. U. Band Day and included in their schedule many other activities. Orchestra The Orchestra, under the direction of Priscilla Smith, has had another successful year. They participated in the All-State Orchestra, the annual concert, Christinas programs, Spring Festival, Senior Class Play, Class Day, Baccalaureate, and Commencement. The school has an orchestra of which it can be proud. The officers of Orchestra were: President, Janet Stinson; Vice-President, Connie Couden; Secretary, Judy Fisher; Librarian, Marlene Taylor. Senior Class Play The Senior Class Play, “Junior Miss,” under the direction of Mrs. Martha Redman and student direction of Beverly Holland, was a great success this year. Larry Adler Ronnie Miller Diane Wayt Ora Lee Shaft Carol Couden Sally Piekering Norma Wallace Helen Bondurant James Himmelwright Linda Piekering Linda Jenkins Ronnie Waddell Dick Hammersley Ronnie Sanders Charles Jarrell Robert Gray Don Mitchell Glenda Webb Mrs. Martha Redmon Beverly Holland Opening ..........................Jan Hartman — Solo Theme Song and Introduction........Class Play Cutting Band — “Baby Sitter Blues” .......... Barbara McCoy “Bright Eyed and Bushy Tailed”. . . . Band—“Prom Jump” “Mr. Taptoe”.........................“Sixteen Hours” Gym Exhibition .............................. Months Piano Duet......................Sharon Davidson—Solo John Moudy.........................This Is Your Life Diane Wayt .............................. “Sluefoot” I Hate Men ................................... Grand Finale Big Broadcast 20th Big Broadcast . . . March 8 and 9 . . . “Sunny Side of the Street” . . . student director, Connie Miller . . . Sponsored by F Club . . . David Stampe as M. C. . . . Buck sure was a great help to everyone . . . hand numbers . . . lots of work . . . months pass in review . . . future Charley McCarthy . . . girls hate men . . . grand finale brings sunny ending . . . We defy anyone to count the innumerable steps which were taken during the long hours of practice for tin Big Broadcast. Row 7—Jan Kelley, Karen Martin, Larry Adler, Sue Beeker. Row 2—Judy Buntin, Kathi Bates, Tom Marsh, Carol Burns, Karen Redman. Row 3—Loren Thompson, Beverly Pedigo, Sharon Davidson, Caroline Crull, Brenda Sagor, Ronnie Miller. High Life “Attention, High Lifes will he sold in first period classes tomorrow, Friday. Bring your dime, and learn all the news of F. II. S.” Business staff—Brenda Sagor, Caroline Crull, Judy Buntin, Karen Redman, Larry Adler, Karen Martin. Mow I— Pat Mohler, Beverly Holland, Betty Erdel, Jim Himmelwright, Dave Schulz, Sally Pickering. Mow 2—Judy Fisher, Sue Maiicoat, Larry Adler, Norma Dick, Carl McKee, Joyce Mann. Cauldron Thursday, Cauldron day . . . selling Cauldrons . . . dance . . . pictures . . . evenings spent in Buck’s office . . . The Cauldron is thought of especially toward the end of school. These are the members of the Cauldron staff who devoted a lot of time and effort to the Cauldron. The very capable editor-in-chief, Betty Erdel, was assisted by Jim Himmelwright. Ernest Donoho is seen here purchasing a Cauldron from the Cauldron business staff. The staff consists of Dave Schulz, Sally Pickering, Pat Mohler, and Larry Adler. SPORTS Row i-Gary Kimble, Joe Weimer, Bob King, Wilbur Lucas, Jim Himmelwright, Larry llarshman, Lance Storm, Bob Keny, Harry Grafton. Row 2—Student Manager Max Spaulding, Larry Eppert, Warner Clark, Don Miller, Larry Callaway, Jim Morrison, Harold Stewart, Bill Keever, Jim Stoops, David Schultz, Jim Languell, Manager. Row 3—Coach McLane, Jack McKown, Joe Brown, Lee Roush, Larry Bond, Bruce McKinzie, Jim Stevenson, Don Massey, George Dorner, Pete Kroll, Phil Stoops, Don Smith, Bob Unroe, Ronnie Waddell, Jim Pruitt, Bob Clark, Paul Brant, Assistant Coach Reese Heninger. F ootball The Nighthawks were led this year by two new coaches, Fletcher McLane and Reese Heninger. Coach McLane brought many new ideas which promise to give Frankfort some fine football teams. This year’s squad consisted mostly of seniors. There are, however, many younger players coming up which will give the Nighthawks a bright future. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Standing— Mgr. Denny Dick, Larry Wei-mer, David Gunyon, Tom Boggess, Gary Waddell. Kneeling—Tom Ulm, Jack Harlan, Bill Mang, Dick Wenger, Bert Kram, LaVerne Wilson. Seated— Clark Woodward, Tom Dunham, Gerald Scott, Bill Wheatley, Jim Lucas, Karl Decker. 8TH GRADE FOOTBALL TEAM Row 4—Coach Waddell, Jim Howe, Ronnie Houze, Sam Brandenburg, Larry Roush, Larry Dick, Ken Kreisher, Coach Rohrabaugh. Row 3—Paul Cullom, Mike Louck, Marion Harrington, Roger Stingley, Tom Frazer, Larry McBee, Jim Hinz, Jerry Roth, Bill Woodard. Row 2—Denny Rennieks, Larry Catron, Alvin York, Jerry Howe, Blaine Davis, Gordon Vice, Harley Dupler, John Kipp, Jim Decker. Row 1—Don Shaw, Pete Kirby, Frank Otterman, Steve Cook, Jerry Shore, Ronnie Bogue, Jim Catron, Larrv Cunningham, Mgr. Jim Calendar. 7TH GRADE FOOTBALL Row I—Ronnie Waddell, Bruce MacKen-zie, Phil Stoops. Row 2 — Jim Himmel-wright, Boh Unrot?, Boh Clark. Row 3 — Boh Miller, Larry Bond, Lee Roush. Row 4—Wilbur Lucas, Paul Brant, Dave Schulz. Row 5 — Don Smith, Boh King, Jim Pruitt. Row 6—Jim Bricker. Row 3—Marvin Cave (Coach), Jim Stokesberry, George Dorner, Bill Waddell (Assistant Coach), Dave Schulz. How 2— Larry Bond, Carl Greeno, Larry Moudy. Row 1— Raymond Wilson, Wilbur Lucas, Kent Lipsett, Tim Unger. Varsity Basketball BASKETBALL We They Nov. 18—Zionsville ........ 70 64 Nov. 23—Kokomo............. 50 60 Nov. 25—West Side.......... 49 38 Nov. 29—Crawfordsville .... 64 0J Dec. 2-Tech.............. 51 45 Dec. 9—Logansport ....... 42 67 Dec. 14—Lafayette ......... 61 75 Dec. 16—Tipton ............ 66 80 Dec. 20—Elkhart............ 44 80 Jan. 3—Lebanon........... 66 48 Jan. 6—New Castle........ 64 53 Jan. 13—Kokomo ............ 49 81 Jan. 17—Rossville ......... 42 40 Jan. 20—Anderson .......... 47 81 Jan. 27—Richmond .......... 34 45 Kef . 3—Marion ........... 63 80 Eeb. 10—Muncie ............ 60 68 Feb. 17—Crispus Attacks .... 42 52 Sectional Frankfort .... 50 — Colfax ..... 53 cwt r y B Team Row 3—Mgr. John Keedy, Jim Hinton, Peter Kroll, Tim Unger. Coach Bill Waddell. Row 2—Ned Unroe, Larry Callaway, Bernard Newhart. Gerald Scott. Row 7—Gary Kimble, Raymond Wilson, Harry Grafton, Karl Decker, Harold Stewart. Freshman Row 3—Reese Heninger, Tom Boggess, Jim Miller, Clark Woodard, Larry McKee, Jack Toney. Row 2—Jerry Wray, Gary Allen, La Verne Wilson, Bill Wheatley, Larry Weimer. Row 1—Jack Harlan, Don Oberhoulser, Larry Good, Jim Hackard, Roger Fisher. 8th Grade Row 3—Frank Otterman, Larry Roush, Ronnie Houze, Jerry Ruch, Joh i Kipp, Richard Pullan, Coach. Row 2—Gorden Vice, Pete Kirby, Jim Howe, Ken Kreisher, Tom Cox, Ronnie Montgomery. Row I—Mickey Miller, Coy Aders, Ronnie Bybee, Ed Pickering, Kenny Newhart, Paul Cullom. Iii March the Blue Sox started working out in Howard Hall where the occassional thud of a dropped baseball could be heard over the slap of leather and pep talks of Coach Bill Waddell and his assistant, Marvin Cave. Four lettermen returned from last year — seniors Larry Bond and Don Itippey, junior Jerry Howe, and sophomore Larry Moudy. At last warm weather rolled around and the horsehiders moved out to T. P. A. park where thev forged through the 1956 schedule. Baseball Row 1—Ronnie Miller, Bob Pruitt. Tom Cook, David Gunyon, Roy Scott, Ray Kressell, Karl Decker. Row 2—Gary Redman, Gail Dick, Joe Cox, Dick Manning, Howard Allen, Dion Loveless, David Kinder, Harold Stewart, Jerry Emery, Dave Schulz. Row 3—Coach Cave, Larry Bond, Carl Greeno, Larry Moudy, Jim Stoops, Jim Hackard, Don Oberhoulser, Coach Waddell. Not Pictured—Don Rippey, Jerry Howe. Row 1—Don Massey, Jim Languell, Larry Harshman, Bruce MacKinzie, Jim Miller, Boh Unroe, Wilbur Lucas, Ray Wilson, Larry Eppert, Bob Reef. Row 2—Bernard Newhart, Jim Lucas, Gary Allen, Bert Kram, LaVerne Wilson, Aaron Wann, Jerry Myers, Warner Clark, Don Mitchell, Gary Kimble. Row 3—Hubert Marsh, Harry Grafton, Larry McKee, Lance Storm, Tom Boggess, Larry Callaway, Russell Miller, Bill Keever, Larry Adler, Jim Stokesberry. Not Pictured— Lee Roush. Track The track team this year with only four returning lettermen seemed to do very well with underclass cindermen. This year they were in the I. U. relays, then they won over West Lafayette, Attica, and Logansport. They then had meets with Lafayette, Noblesville Invitational, Tipton, Delphi relays, Logan relays. They were host at the Frankfort relays May 1. Most of this team will be back next year with only seven seniors on the team. CROSS COUNTRY Standing — Hubert Marsh, Gary Allen, David Stampe, Larry McKee, Aaron Wann. Kneeling—Phil Brown, Jerry Ray, Larry Adler, Don Mitchell. FRESHMAN TRACK Standing— Bert Kram, Larry McKee, Jim Miller, Tom Boggess, La Verne Wilson. Kneeling—Phil Crum, Jim Lucas, Clinton Faust, Gary Allen. 8TH GRADE TRACK Standing—Pete Kirbv, Jack Hibner, Jeff Huffer. Kneeling—Jim Calendar, Dick Hackerd, Tom Catron. Row —Allan Reed, Ronnie Perry, Doug Elders. Row 2—Tom Marsh, Cordon Ross, John Keedy, Ronnie Sanders, Coach Heningcr. Golf Tennis Kneeling—Carroll Scott. Jerry Ray, Tommy Hufford, Jan Hartman. Larry Benbow, Tom Thompson, Jim Morrison. Standing—Robert Gray, Jim Hinton, William Miller, George Dorner, Jim Pruitt. Coaching Staff Football—Fletcher McLane; Basketball— Marvin Cave; Baseball—B Team—William Waddell; Track—Dorwin Dick, Athletic Director—Tennis—Raymond Rohrabaugh; Cross Country—James Baldwin; Golf-Assistant Football — Frosh Basketball — Reese Heninger; Jr. II. S. Basketball — Richard Pullen. TEAM MANAGERS David Schulz, Jan Hartman, Jim Lan-guell, John Keedy, Max Spaulding. YELL LEADERS Judy George, Jerry Logan, Janet Weakley, Connie Logan, Marge Roberts.