Frankton High School - Eaglite Yearbook (Frankton, IN)

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THE MARCHING BAND AND ROBED CHOIR The members of the band are as follows: front row - Dixie Heaton, Elaine Floyd, Maribeth Whetsel, Teresa Welker, Mary Shoulders, Barbara Heniser, Janet Whalen, Penny Floyd, second row - Susan Spoo, Karen Jarvis, Patty Whetsel, Judy Blake, Elaine Heaton, Karen Hood, Sandra Masters, Kathy Lee, Linda Kallner, Jeannie Allen, Pam Smith, and Lynnette Smith, third row - Diane Hunni- cutt, France s Granger, Ann Todd, Jean Chambers, Doris Knight, Sharon McPhearson, Ginger Knight, Carolyn Wright, Bob Dellinger, Marlene Kirby, Dave Roby, John Hoppes, Lee Riegel, Jeffery Ki m m e r ling , and Larry Bardonnerg fourth row - Carol Mock, David Jack, Steve Summer, Delbert Burton, Marsha Jarvis, Ronnie Buster, Danny Swart, Terry Foust, Ella Rigsby, Danny Johnson, and Tom Singer, fifth row - Mr. Barker, Steve Cox, Terry Hiatt, Ed Hart, Steve Wilson, Terry Heaton, David Lawson, and Mike Jarvis.

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Tom Heady, a future voter, practices on the sample voting machine during November elections. GOCD WORK GO HAND IN HAND This school year being e l e c t i o n and inaugural year too, made it easier for upper classmen to understand their lessons on U. S. History and government. History and civics students learned how to use a voting machine and held a mock election. Mr. David Bartlow, the history teacher, took the civics students to Anderson where they saw the man who was to become the thirty-fifth President of the United States. Shownbelow are three of the F period civics students commenting on the charts made for local government study. They are Linda Nacoff, Kay Freeman, and Judy Shaw Cseatedl. Linda says, Now this is the way it is done here, isn't it, Kay? Well, isn't it? Or is it?

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GAVE INSPIRATIONAL CHRISTMAS CONCERT The choir, band, and dramatics club of Frankton High School combined their efforts in the production ofthe annual Christmas pro- gram that- was presented in the school gym- nasium on Sunday, December 18, 1960. This year the program was a choral pageant called This Is Christmas pre ce de d by three numbers by the band. Mr. Robert Barker, Music teacher, directed the band and choir while Mr. Sterrett Nash coached the actors and actresses behind the set. After the mood was set for each scene by the narrator, Wayne Ousley, the choir sang carols with the accompainment of Jean Hutchi- son while the dramatics club members por- trayed the scenes in pantomine. For those who were unable to attend the Sunday afternoon performance, the choir and dramatics club presented their part of the program for the whole student body before Christmas vacation. , Pictured below are the robed choir at the program. Front row - Gloria Blair, Judy Shaw, Nancy Watkins, Carol Mock, Knight, and Bette Mitchell. Second row - Ruth Head, Gloria Hertle, Carol Shirley, Linda Nacoff, and Sue Fesler. Third row - Karen Humphrey, Judy Blaylock, Judy McElfresh, Mary Beth Hartley, Sarah Hiday, and Martha Johnson. Fourth row - Lorraine Bouslog, Anita Sigler, Kay Freeman, Joyce Voss, Pat Tinsley, De lbe rt Burton, Todd Ash, Bob Dellinger, Jim Hays, and Gary Nash. Back row - Wayne Von Heber, Charles Stottlemyer, Nancy Parker, Marlene Kirby, Kenneth Heller, David Huth, John Smith, and Tom Heady. Also in the picture are part of the dra- matics students. They are Barb Jack, the mother, Rhoda Fry, her daughtergRalph Hays and Larry Litsey, her daughter 3 Ralph Hays and Larry Litsey, her sons 5 Nancy Fields, the Virgin Mary, and Tom Singer, Joseph. w l N