Frankton High School - Eaglite Yearbook (Frankton, IN)

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Katherine Strunk Home Economics Rhon Rittenhouse Commercial fi Each year some faculty members are given a slight rest and students, a change of teachers when college students desir- ing to become teachers practice in F. H. S. classes. Miss Katherine Strunk taught at our high school in Miss Marilyn Bowers' Home Ec. classes to practice what she had been taught in college. Mr. Rhon Rittenhouse worked in Mr. Ted Harbit's commercial classes during his stay here . Seq STLIDE T TEACHERS PRACTICE Gene Smith English I Mr. Gene Smith who is a former student of F.H.S. himself returned in the role of a teacher to practice in Mr. Sterrett Nash's freshman English class. It is generally felt that regular students and teachers profit as much as the student teachers under this program. U HERS' CLUB WORKS AT GAMES The Ushers' Club under the sponsor ship of Mr. David Bartlow provided the supervision needed at ball- games. By holding up the ropes at half time, passing out programs, clean- ing up spilled popcorn, etc., the - . t boys were kept busy at the home basketball games. The ushers no , doubt stood out among the best in their devotion to public service. Members of the club are Dave Lazenby, Dave Shetterly, Jim Cloud, Eddie Foley, Larry Litsey, John Miller, Dan Buchner, and Don Thomas. in 25 AT F.H. .

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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

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F.F.A. officers pose for the shutter man during a regular club meeting. The Sentinel, Ben Richwineg Reporter, Steve Wrightg Vice -president, Steve Horny Pres., Daniel Jacksong Secretary, Bob Jarrett, and Treasurer, Dallas Curtis. The Future Farmers of America, a national organization for boys enrolled in vocational ag, attempts to conduct regular meetings during the summer and school year. The F. F.A. sold wrenches, light bulbs, and seeds to raise the funds needed to pay ex- penses of the annual Father-Son Banquet each spring, the trip to the Indianapolis stock- yards and packing plants, etc. Activities during the school year include participation in judging contests soils, dairy, poultry, grain, and beef. The Frankton F.F.A. teams in the soil and crop judging placed third in the county, with the poultry team placing sixth. Gordon Kerkhoff, vocational ag teacher, is sponsor of the Frankton FFA Chapter. just fer fun the F. F.A. has organized a basketball team. This year as in the past they have challenged other teams to games--or should we say, braw1s. In spite of the lively playing, the boys enjoy playing immensely. Tom Sigler, Ben Richwine, and Dick Gross bone-up in preparation for a contest. Xafr' 4 2 .V . gm li ff J if 7 l J Ny X 1 ,XA 26