Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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t Event for the Frankfoi high Band was held 01 19, 1986. On that da: ung and inexperience of band members ai traveled to tl air Band Day Coni urs of hard work this performan suited in new ex| nd many friendshi mbers were tog week from 8 to 1 Camp held a The smkurns and bl imm mushing on the pr field in die 90 degree w u ere pjirijful, but the lies nude there will al hrrishcd.Mj Studenisjand paren took pride in the wo had at c omBmed a one realize was one o gain e and set goals for th The band members were the first]from Fr perform at th| the county a band as The' County. Thi; started a new ly this is one many future H perience. alike they every- lerience future, ow they nkfort to Fair and dged the f Clinton yea certainly d hopeful-Time that ■ gs will ex- its showtime for the Hotdogs! Band members performed center stage at the State fair. Peace? Mo, Mr. Blessing gave the camera a number 22 after the finishing places were announced. Say Cheese. Some band members smiled for the camera while waiting for the results. Missy Van hook, Jenny Dean. Jeff Druley, Becky Scheid, Tom Humphrey, Craig Lawson. Tricia Beard, Mike McCollum Muscle Man?! Tom Humphrey showed his muscles as if he were saying I knew we could do it. 10 band

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Strolling through NYC, Daddy NVarbucKs, Annie, and Grace head home after a night on the town. Grace Farrell (Kristi Ramos) presents Annie's adoption papers on a visit to the orphanage. Everything is going to get better, we promise. Drake the Butler (Roy York) and Grace comfort Annie. This is who yc with. Grace EaiA nie to the senf buck s mansic will be staying introduces Anal Daddy War Back Homel A police officer Rosa) t back to Mi BHanm an after she tries to ape Is it rci ily the Present? Miss llannigan looks Eranklil D. Roosevelt (Majjk Reynolds) ovei in disbelief. Sandy. Annie s dog. is re ’-icd to . the Christmas party, an friends, the ser i . 11 wat l vei tu iu Dressed Withou v, i lulie Portt i Bn nda Robtsv ii Jenkins and Kelcie Plefc nitating the Burto TTccTc o%

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Mark Butler and Jeff Herndon made yet another customer happy- Bob Humphrey smiled and said Thank you, come again.'' Working at the concession stand. Jeff Herndon rested while waiting for customers during a basketball game. Angie Oppelt and Scott McQueen seemed to enjoy their job at the FHS concession stand. working students 11 Sally Dirbas worked hard fixing the Wendy's salad bar. Tammi Mounts glanced over her shoulder while ringing up an order at Wendy's. Work! Get up early! W weekends! Those ds commonly heard •enagers when parents med getting a job. enagers were annoj t thought of getting ile some students ui iningly took that extn worked after schi the weekends. m Kin ; :nts not only had to contend with. also bility ’ entei range mone} Some ad the added f a job. The re g the job from extra to saving tudents enj ause of the met, til-made, gained, pace th Sheets enjoyed new frien he expert and the t they ponsi-ons lor arket ending college, ed work-pie they they ce they hange of t was offer i Ti n is ■as one st is job. M Dr. Milan for the money. O' some stud money to buy fashio the other age access hard to beli fun, let alon anything wa and sai njoyme the nts dent that worked for he worked t not the ther hand, rked for the jj Hfr cars or to ■hes and all | KSsary tecn-It was often job could be a plot Time, but possible if you looked for just the right job and then made the best of the experience.