Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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mm The (Art) Room At The Top Of The Stairs This Course! Whoever thought up the arts and crafts idea had an unmitigated success. Not only are the art students able to express themselves (with varying success) artistically, but they also are able to appreciate artistic endeavor more than the uninitiated peasants around school. Typing is a necessary skill for typists. Typing requires the development of special skills. These skills must be developed with work and practice. Typing class does more than anything else to cut down the number of aspiring typists. Bookkeeping is another one of those courses that has a practical application. There ought to be a law. In the speech course ease in speech is taught. The temptation to refer to the course as a speakeasy is repressed without difficulty. -6-

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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.

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I will not put gum in my typewriter again (999). I will not put gum in my typewriter again (1000). I Wanted Basket Weaving Speech Class causes loud mouths. No, I’m not taking bookkeeping; I’m doing my math lesson. — 7 —