Frankton High School - Eaglite Yearbook (Frankton, IN)

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Tired and relieved, the advertising agents for the Frankton Eaglite, rest long enough to pose for a picture. ncreaAincj. circu Rush! Rush! Meet that deadline! These words became very familiar to the students of the staff of the 1964 Eaglite. While other students of F. H. S. were out of school, Mr. Sterrett L. Nash, Faculty advisor; Jerry Gordon, editor-in-chief; Irma Moore, junior ed- itor; John Hoppes, sophomore editor; Maribeth Whetsel and Janet Whalen, copywriters; Janet McCarty and Sandra Hart, typists; Kathy Lee, activities roster; Basil Wisehart, Business man- provicleS ager; and Paula Starr, subscription manager, worked many hours in com- pleting the yearbook. Last summer, Gary Nash and Jerr Gordon, attended the yearbook work- shop at Indiana University. During Thanksgiving vacation, Bert Jarrett, Gary Nash, Jerry Gordon, Sharon Pruitt, and Irma Moore, attended the N. S. P. A. convention in Chicago. hours of? y A highlight of the N. S. P. A. convention was the Friday noon banquet for the more than 1500 students in Chicago. The Eaglite staff worked even during the brief vacation between semester.

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 Create, maintain, extend is sung, spoken and held high as the motto of the Frankton Tri-Hi-Y club. The purpose of the club is to encourage higher stan- dards and ideals of living for the girls, and encourage them to participate in projects for the betterment of their school and community. Meetings are conducted every other Tuesday during home room period to discuss business and interesting matters of 43 girls, such as dating, etiquette, dancing, parties, etc. Sportsmanship as Jennie Frazier, president, at a regular meeting. attitude. 99 takes care of current business The officers of the Junior club are: president, Elaine Heaton; vice-president, Marsha Rinker; secretary, Jane Clark; treasurer, Becky John; sgt. -at-arms, Linda Wells; chaplain, Joyce Neese. Officers of the Senior Tri-Hi-Y are: president, Hennie Frazier; vice-president, Nancy Whitcomb; secretary, Terri Alley; sgt.-at-arms, Leila Harper; chaplain, Pam Smith; historian, Susan Spoo. [ 27 ]

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The F. H. S. Hi-Lites is a new or- ganization at Frankton this year. There are sixteen staff members of the paper who work on Tuesdays during office practice class and at various intervals on their own time. The editor of the paper is Janet McCarty, and the art editor is Clea Mathews. The goal and purpose of the paper is to provide practice in writing and typing for the office practice class. A critical eye is given to one of the copies of the F. H.S. Hi-Lites by Editor, Janet McCarty, and advisor Mr. Bartlow. tuorb for ( acj-lite an J J4i-jCitei Staff5. Not only working on the paper but keeping up on their class work is the office practice class.