Frankton High School - Eaglite Yearbook (Frankton, IN)

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Fractional distillation takes lots of equipment, time, and effort. Stick with it until it's done, girls! LEARNING TO USE MACHINERY IS FUN AND An interestingpart of the study of chem- . istry is the time when the students work in t the lab. At the beginning of the year each student deposits some money on his equip- ment. If he doesn't break anything, he gets his money back, but that'spretty hard to do. Students find it difficult to get into mis- chief--as if they would even consider it-- in the math classes. The new master Vu- graph makes teaching easier for Mrs. Waymire. She can face the students, do her writing on a cellophane plate, and project it on to a screen behind her while studying student reaction to the problem at hand. Thanks to Title IH Mrs. Waymire has an overhead projector. I6

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Freshmen girls who are e n r 0 l le d in home economics learn the fundamentals of cooking, sewing, and serving. As each girl advances in her studies and takes other years of this course, she natur- ally learns to do different things such as home nursing, child care, interior decorat- ing, and advanced sewing and cooking. In this picture Frances Brizendine and Jennie Frazier show open house visitors some of the dishes in their unit of the home economics room. Does Jennie see abug or something in that clean UD glass ? BIOLOGY, HOME EC., AND AGRICULTURE Ben Richwine and Bob Jarrett are not really w atc hi ng girls. They're checking the rise and fall of the land after the ground in the area of the new parking lot had been disced. After Mr. Kerkhoff had taught the agriculture boys how to use the transit, he put them to the test by actually having them do the work. No, Ben , says BobJarrett, I mean the one in the bikini.

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Driver Ed. students learn to obey traffic laws as well as find out how machinery helps them adapt them- selves to the road. x Paul Davis is pictured with some of his other, a driver's judgement of distance. students and their modern equipment which Shirley Fletcher and Mr. Davis are using a helps in the classroom study. Penny Lea- scale of a road to show which car has the sure, Marilyn Ryan, Ludy J arrell, Susan Up- right of way. degraff, and Jill Peterson wait their turn to Bill Hartsock, Jim Waymire, and Dick use the two machines on the table. The one Bryan are drilling holes in this frame. The is to test students' tunnel vision and the shop classes under Bill French's supervi- REWARDING UNDER PROPER SUPERVISION Now Bill is apparently steadying the board, and Jim is drilling the hole. But what's Dick doing? I7