Frankfort Pilgrim College - Pilgrim Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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41. sczmz Gm 8 PROF. HARRY SHEPHERD, who has been at l:l'Zilll'iftxl'I longer than any othcr faculty member, is certainly hwezl by all. XYith his unique persun- ality and his conscientinus Christian life, he is highly respected and appreciated. PROF. ARTHUR CRIDER returned this year ln take his place nith the high school faculty. His shnp and givvcrnincnt classes reveal his lengthy public sclnml experience, and his deep spirituality is manifested thrituigli his quiet disposition. MRS. NELL CRIDER teaches typing, hcmkkcep4 ing, slinrtlizmfl, and physical urlucatiwn, XYith hcr lift-time certificate and seven inajnrs, she is an in- valuable ii-svt lu nur high schnol staff. MRS. MARJORLINE ALLEN, who is our lucal In-iikkt-eps-1', alsn finds time tn teach lfnglish and liilile. Alt-rt and cnnperativt-. -hc is an impnrtant rug in thc machinery of F. lj. V. ...34.. MRS. LETHA WELCH teaches Latin and ling- lish as well as giving the girls practical instruc- tion in cooking and sewing. Her life is a radiant manifestation of thc fireat Teacher, and we appre- ciate her influencu in our schnul. PROF. PAUL D. CARTER, tlmugli tl new man on the job, has willingly accepted his many and va- ried dntics. He has done a good job of building up the hiulngy dcpartmcnt, as is evidenced by the vnriuus white rats, hamsters, frogs, snakes, etc., that inhabit the basement of the Administration Building. PRINCIPAL F. B. DUNN. XVith the responsibil- ity Of bcing nur high school principal, Mr. Dunn also is professor of English Cmnpusition, English IV, and Bible. His quiet but firm spirit is a deep- ening and leveling influence which uprks for the good nf thc schcnul.

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Seam As our COl1llHC1'lC61'llCllt clraws near we realize that this year has been an important milestone in our lives. Typical youthful zeal ancl enthusiasm have motiyatecl us tu huilcl aircastles. which we trust will become living realities for Cocl. XYe wish to thank Gurl for the guidance of the Holy Spirit, our parents, :incl our Alina Mater, all of wlmni have hzul Z1 large part in making our education possible. Algar Satterfielcl, Vice Presidentg Betty Hostetter, Secretaryg Miss Meeks, Sponsorg Phil Dunn, Pres identg Eugene Cokely, Treasurer. -35,