Frankton High School - Eaglite Yearbook (Frankton, IN)

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I-Ii-Y officers parlay over club activities for the school year. They are Todd Ash, secretary, Dallas Curtis, president, Max Hoppel, treasurer, Bill Lay, historian, Stan Busby, vice-president, Jeff Bauer, Sergeant-at-arms, and Doug Hood, chaplain. The goal of the Hi -Y Club is to create, maintain, and extend high standards of Chris tian character. The members of the club participated in and enjoyed the bundle day drive which has become an annual service project. The bundle drive is for the pur- pose of collecting used clothing to send to the needy in mountainous regions. and Hi-Y Clubs at Frankton For recreation the club organized an intramural sports activity. Four teams were chosen for competition. Various committees were named to per- form the activities regularly assigned to those committeesg service comm.g program committeeg social committeeg public relationsg and worship commit- tee. Mr. French and Mr. Bartlow shared the responsibilities of sponsors 23

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Officers of the Tri-Hi-Y are Gloria Hertle, Carol Tomey, Melanie Paddock, Alma Friend, Carol Mock fPresidentj Kathy Lee, and Jennie Frazier. The principles of the Tri -Hi-Y Club The Autumn Leaves semi-formal dance being pure thoughts, works, and deeds, went over well in that a large number the members practiced these traits in attended and the dancing and refreshments their service activities to the school and were well organized. On one December community. Working with the Hi-Y in the evening the group sponsored a record hop fall on the bundle drive was their main in order to raise money to help a needy project for the beginning of the school family at Christmas. year. Clean Living: Purpose of Tri-Hi-Y Well, Mary Faye, who is right, Sandra or Linda? At club meetings debates were held and plans were made to sponsor another Twirp Dance at which the girls would pay the tab instead of the boys. Mrs. Marjorie Andrew and Mrs. Francis Sigler sponsors of the Tri -Hi -Y seem to have been rather busy keeping up with the club members. It looks as if Sandra Conklin has the say-so in this group discussion. 'Fw Marv- .y fl V ' V, - .L MIS, yr. V, ',,:jp-::,- I, I .Q Wg. l, ,. 5: 2 p 'Ira ' 55 .-if sig' .f fl In B, ' 'ref . ' - if i gslilg, L. W W I j -- . I - ' .,,a:-- 5-egg!!-' 1 ifpzflsggf gf-rs' A Y, Qu: - . V 5 , .. 1 .

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Future Teachers of America officers look over their charter. They are Gloria Blairg John Smith, Presidentg Mary Bakerg and Kent Ehman. Ten little babes got lost in the woods but it wasn't the ten F.H.S. students comprising the membership in the Future Teachers of America group in our school. They each know Where they are going--straight to college and then into a classroom as teacher. The members have spent much time observing and teaching in classes of the junior- High and Elementary School. Those not pictured on this page are Carol Mock and Lorraine Bouslog. Jackie Clark conducts a fifth grade reading class. Karen Taylor teaches Tom and Betty to second graders. Barbara Sigler conducts a third grade group while Steve Hudson teaches math to junior high students. 24