Frankton High School - Eaglite Yearbook (Frankton, IN)

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Mrs. Hover watches the class as the health girls begin their last big test before school lets out for Christmas vacation. Junior Girls Capture Volleyball Tournament Building strong bodies many, many ways was attained through strenuous physical education workouts and mind expanding health classes. Between the regular jumping jacks, push-ups, and sit-ups, the P.E. boys organized inter- class basketball sectionals, putting teamwork ahead of individual ability. The boys were also dared by the phy. ed. girls to a wild volleyball game, spiced by the boasts and challenges of each side. Mrs. Sue Hover sponsored a girls' volleyball tournament during homeroom and noon, pitting class against class. The juniors defeated the seniors in the first game and later the sophomores as they became school champions for the year. Debbie Clifton questions Mrs. Hover while pointing to the answer to her problem. Class 26

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Journey to the Surface of the Distant Moon History has repeated itself again and again, but 1969-70 contrasted a change from what was. While students continued studying the ancient past, they converged upon the present as they observed a young administration try to remedy the nation's problems. They witnessed the Vietnamization of an undeclared war, the turmoil of the black ghettos, and the growth of student dissent upon cam- pus. Customs and traditions fell as they sought to correct themselves from other's previous faults. Inside classes, teachers assigned group discussions so students could ex- press their own ideas that weren't the once exclusive, accepted answer. Guided by their instructors, they inde- pendently solved and thought as the chances of history repeating itself again were lessened. 25 Clubs

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Girls' physical education class goes through its morning workout as some find trouble with various moves. Dave Harper practices his rope climbing for his gym- nastics test as Jim Truex steadies the rope. TOP: While enjoying a brisk game of volleyball, freshman Gena Canfield tries spiking the ball over the net. 27 Class