Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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Student Life Page 84 7 like the fact that I'm in charge of organizing such a memorable section. ” Section editor: Kim Borges Organizations Page 102 Not only did I find working on my section interesting, but I found it entertaining. Section editor: Lisa Roustio Page 127 Sports is the toyland of the high school.” Section editors: Mark Ransom and Jeff Warren Advertisements Page 154 Without the support of local advertisements from companies a FSHS Cauldron would not be possible. Section co-editors: Krista Brown and Bob Humphrey Table of Contents)3

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Table of Contents Opening Page 1 We suffered through many weeks of hard work, hut as they say: No Pain No Gain! Section co-editors: Mandy Sebree and Brian Werner ALBUM Page 13 There’s more to putting this section together than what I thought. It takes creativity and time. ” Section editor: Beth Sharp Academics Page 61 We think the academic section of the cauldron is very important. Without classes there would be no reason for school. ” Section co-editors: Julie Emswilier and Crysta Carter 2 Table of Contents

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SUMMER 87 I) Girls and Boys State members u ert Jack Morrison. Jeff Herndon. Brian Werner. Mark Ransom. Rana Dogar.Jeannit Dupler. and Angie Clark 3) Representing the Blue and White Band Angie Clark traveled to a camp during the summer for drum majors School was out and the students were bursting with excitement as their summer activities began. While many were soaking up the sun during either work or play, other students were participating in school-related activities. Few people would spend a week away at a camp that made physical and mental demands on their lives. Dedicated to their sport, class, or extra-curricular activity, students went to camps all over the midwest to improve themselves and to represent FSHS. Senior leaders, Angie Clark, Jeannie Dupler, Rana Dogar, Jeff Herndon, Jack Morrison, Mark Ransom, and Brian Werner attended Girls and Boys State at Indiana State University. Choir, Band, and Orchestra students traveled to music camps to improve their music skills. Drum Major Angie Clark participated in a special camp to team the art of being an effective drum major. Academic camps included the Midwest Yearbook Experience conference, to which Travis Sheets and Mandy Sebree traveled. Mark Ransom also attended an academic conference, Opportunities to Learn About Business. The Cheerleading and Pup-pette squads traveled to camps to improve their performance abilities. The Puppettes returned with a Grand Champion trophy from their final day competition. FSHS coaches sent their athletes to camp to improve their skills and to have the opportunity to work with other athletes from throughout Indiana. Summer ended, but the knowledge, friendships, and fun these students experienced carried on into the 1987-88 school year. 4 SUMMER