Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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ye te ch'eris The juniors worked many hours to make this year's Prom a success. Mr. Sawicki and Mrs. Quick sponsored the Prom Committee headed by juniors, Terry Jackson and Jeff Beach. The Prom theme was Je Te Cheris which highlighted an Evening in Paris. Decorations in shades of blue included an Eifel Tower and a beautiful flowing fountain. Couples danced to the music provided by The Squires. Those who weren't dancing were spending the time in the court yard or talking. The 1972 Prom was another memory for Seniors, and another new experience for underclassmen.

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you wanna The Frankfort Hot Dogs defeated the Rossville Hornets 67-63 in the final sectional game to win the crown for the first time in seven years. In earlier games, the Dogs had all ready beaten Clinton Central and Tri-Central. Regional week saw an amazing display of spirit as the Hot Dogs prepared for the next step in tourney action. After a mass pep session for grades 5-12 on Monday, school was dismissed for the rest of the day. But the climax to the week was less than satisfying. The Dogs fought hard, but Crawfordsville won in the first game. But the Dogs will be back. )ust wait until nnvt wo 1 r anrl I rtl it I

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queens represent fshs beauty TOP LEFT, LEFT TO RIGHT: Prom Queen Jenny Slipher, Escort Sam Grove, members of court, Carole Denham, Carol Pattee, and Sharon Ward, Escorts, Mike Pitman, John Van Kirk and Ron Shear. ABOVE, TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, Jennifer Stingley, Martha Eller, Queen Dawn Massey, Pam Winger and Kim Reynolds. BACK ROW, Escorts, Jeff Bewsey, Steve Adcock, Darrell Stinson, Mark Kerby and Jeff Milnes. Hardwood Queen, Carol Kingery and her Court FROM LEFT Pam Winger, Sharon Ward, Jenny Slipher and Susie Buntin. Queens-—19