Frankton High School - Eaglite Yearbook (Frankton, IN)

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Every person sometime or other in his life has had some type of social science and the students here are no dif- ferent. Last year a new subject was add- ed that presented new areas of learning to the students. Psychology, as taught by Mr. Paul Davis, gives the student more opportunity to understand himself and others better. Also, the Government, History, and World Geography help many pupils to learn more about our country and people as well as other nations of the world. Mr. Davis instructs the Psychology class in recall- ing names and faces which they have just seen projected on the screen. You look puzzled, Tom! our students in time to come Basketball isn’t for boys only. Just ask Patty Lewellen, Becky John, or Linda Roby. Paul Hughes traces an excursion through the mid- western United States for World Geography class.

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 One, two, three, four. One, two, three, four. Dancing? No, It's our physical education class doing their exercises. With so much stress being put on physical fitness by the President, our Phys. Ed. classes have become more important throughout the school year. This year our girls' physical edu- cation and health teacher is Mrs. Carol Sue Hover. Mrs. Hover has 168 girls enrolled in her four classes. Mr. Harbit and Mr. Mulford Davis have charge of the boys' physical edu- cation classes. Their major areas of study are individual sports, team sports, and body building. Congressional proceedings in Senior Government class finds Larry Litsey, speaker of the House, and Dick McCord, parliamentarian, keeping strict order during meetings. rainA an rawn coop erate to Working to keep up with the President’s fittness program are Max Wiesenauer, David Wihebrink and Dick Lugenbeal, as George Altherr looks on. [ 18 ]

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Gary Nash, Jerry Gordon, and Larry Litsey brave below zero weather to construct the nativity scene at Christmas. Take It Easy”, the first musical to be presented on the new F. H.S. stage, was put on by the dance band and choir. [ 20 ]