Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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administration Om' superiiiteiirlem, Nh: Sum Wooch'ul'l' is one ol' the most importzmt persons in the svhool system. lt is his joh to vo- orcliiizite ull the parts ol' the school system so that they will i'lllH'll0l1 smoothly amd el'l'in'ieht,ly. board of education Ever busy, hut seldom seen, the members of the school lmourcl ure Sum Woocliull 3llIl6l'll'llCl1ll6lll,Q William Lug-als: lizilph Miller: Richurcl Peuim-y, li'i'esiclem: Orville Clmixoii Cl'9lill'f'I zmcl lieginzilcl llloorehouse. These men have been responsible for coucluctiug the ul'l'aii's ol' the city sa-hool

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facult Mr. Charles Caress came to l+'.H.S. as principal when the class of '58 were jun- iors. Through these two years he has never been too busy to listen to our varied prob- lems and to lend a helping hand. VVe, as seniors, are proud to have had a chance to have worked with him, and we are sure next year's seniors will feel the same way. Four of the best known people of F.H.S. are: Mrs. Grant Wacnitz-Dean of Girls: Wayne Gregg- Assistant Principalg Robert Ayres-Dean of Boysg Dale Shanks-Atttgdaiico Officer. They are a great help and assistance in running our school smoothly and in helping with our numei ous problems.