Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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Not For Knowledge Did We Come: Our year got off to a mixed start as we trooped into our fabulous new school. In spite of the orientation sessions we then trooped all over our fabulous new school looking for room numbers. At the beginning, East Side Story seemed to have a rather confused plot. Lunch hours were extended several minutes for the first few days in order to increase confusion. This step succeeded beyond all ex- pectations. Cafeteria cusine turned out to be extremely palatable. Students went around for days afterwards with a look of uncomprehending wonder on their usually blank faces. Physical Education classes lacked a gymnasium but not heart. Ping pong, chess, checkers, and some card games were taught. In good weather classes were outside. No cases of heat stroke were recorded.

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“We make buildings; then they make us. Winston S. Churchill XXth Century Warrior-Statesman AS TOLD IN T.HE -1 9 6 3 CAULDRON

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Advanced Ballistics Dr. Erdel and Cornerstone Classes Started Anyway Then came the corner stone laying ceremony; the choir sang, the band played, very important people made speeches, and more speeches, the cornerstone, containing among many other artifacts, a copy of the High Life’s ten page edition, was laid to rest about a foot from the corner of the entrance, and the president of the building corporation oversaw (which is different from ‘overlooked’) the process. An open house followed. The number of people attending proved that the East Side Story had gained an audience.