Frankton High School - Eaglite Yearbook (Frankton, IN)

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Art Students Learn Useful Skills During Art II class, Senorita Connie poses for Gary Baldwin, in typical South of the Border Attire.

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Shop Classes Build Concession Stand Larry Norris and Mike Caldwell get first hand experi- ence cutting patterns with the band saw. They are also demonstrating that safety glasses are a 'must' in FHS shop classes. -- Knowing how to use the hands never comes a miss. F.H.S. students have an opportunity to learn practical arts in the many shop classes and art classes. One learns best by doing. Shop projects include simple wood projects, metals, motors, electricity, upholstering, molding, etc. Students in the art classes get practical experience making useful articles for the home. Using an acetylene torch in shop classes may come in handy for Tom Pruitsy when he receives his diploma and gets out in the world. Tom may have to weld the world back to- gether. A major project of Mr. Kratevil's advanced shop class was to plan and construct a building which is used as a concession stand at the summer baseball and fall foot- ball games. The 1968 Class donated the funds for The Eagles Nest.

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Business Department Prepares Students Showing Bookkeeping student Jerry Ehman, the differ- ence between net increase and net loss is student teacher Mr. Bannon. Business Math students listen intently as they learn about future vocations in business from an Indiana Business Col- lege representative. First period typing one students, work diligently on their sheets to increase speed and accuracy. Typing classes were instructed by Mr. Bartlow and Mr. Harbit. 28