Franklin Junior High School - Kite N Key Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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Varsity Chiefs Have Good Teamwork Steve Heiniger Bill Cowan Bill Loechner This year ' s Varsity Chiefs played with great enthusi- asm and determination to win, under the direction of Mr. Riley. The team upheld Franklin ' s image of good sportsmanship, and demonstrated a great deal of proficiency in their spo rt, as they racked up some impressive victories. Although luck was not always with them, they showed good teamwork throughout the entire year. These boys deserve nothing but praise for the fine job they did for their school on the basketball court. i Jock Barbour Keith Molott Mark Timmons Larry Brown

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- — tmmikf mmmm £S2im mm HS5 Larry Brown Bill Cowan Varsity Football Team The varsity football team worked strenuously through practice sessions,- and following the fine supervision of Coach Zehner and Coach Riley, they ended the season with three wins and three losses. The coaches passed on important fundamentals that will prove to be a big help in future years of high school football. The team members showed that they had the neces- sary drive and ability to become a good football team. Carl Busian Ed Newhard Mark Timmons Tom Zimmerman 58 • 17 ■ ' ■ ' U. Mike Davis Keith Showalter Bob Van Gorder Rich Seewald

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Seventh, Eighth Grade Chief Gain Experience •f t, f § f ■ 1 v J t ' ] rl 4 J j . J ■ ill S SACK ROW: Charles Conrad, Larry Longardner, Joe Lombard, 5teve Furniss, Brian Norton, Bill Petgen, Greg Schaffer, Mr. Sawyer. FRONT ROW: Mike Sowers, Randy Diller, Stan Collett, Kevin Cismowski, Mike Johnson, Paul Burns, Tom Smith. The good sportsmanship of Franklin was displayed throughout the city by Franklin ' s eighth grade bas- ketball team. They worked diligently with their coach Mr. Sawyer, in practice sessions and played hard in their games. The eighth grader ' s season wasn ' t the pest at Franklin, but it prepared them for the eighth rade tournament in which they won the runners-up trophy. This year ' s seventh grade basketball team under the supervision of Mr. Hickox, a student teacher, turned in a record of four wins and one loss. Not only did the seventh graders have a successful year, but they also learned the very important fundamentals of basketball. Beck, Chuck Miller, Ken Axson, Lynn Sanders, Richard Ludwic Andy Meehan, Mike Leach, Steve Battel, Jerry Archer.