Frankton High School - Eaglite Yearbook (Frankton, IN)
- Class of 1971
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Frankton, Indiana Volume XXII on the move r .war  School Parking Area Paved During Autumn TOP: Senior Chris Lambesis spent the summer in Greece while continuing her studies. LEFT: Hall monitors Linda Barrett and Colleen Moore get some work done between their duties. sat' Magazine Sales, Art Exhibits and Open House Communieate rOP LEFT: Promoting junior Magazine Sales, Cheryl Seastrand shows Mrs Herchel Miller some of the varieties. TOP MIDDLE: Denise Harrison decides on which art exhibit she likes best as they are displayed in the front hall. TOP RIGHT: Taking ip lunch tickets, Mrs. Hobbs greets Debbie Summers. ABOVE: Mr. Davis greets parents and students at open house. ABOVE: Seniors listen as a represen- tative from several colleges tells of the advantages of his college. Sch ool Life Broadens Life around school is more than just what we might get from books. Presenting the colors at home basketball games was an activity creating patriotism as well as school spirit as is demonstrated by Majorette Post; Lisa Allen proves that it is possible to watch a game and blow bubbles at the same time. Renee Horn and others show a variety of emotions at the games; while Ron Wright makes a play on the floor. fo . Hi Vom X 1 f C U7lW Hhx coi.'il.arrotn j: po or 7 School Life with Abundance of Activities Skits prior to ballgames kept the students alert and helped to build up that old school spirit. The Caldwells entertained us on two occasions and each time were a howling success. Floats, Queen, Parade, Make for Homecoming: Mt. Vernon at FHS TOP LEFT: Team member Mike Closser rests while the defense takes their turn. TOP RIGHT: Senior girls Ranaye Jarrell, Pam Roy, Terry Edwards, and Luanne Vangets work hard preparing their class float for the Big Night . ABOVE: Quarterback Jim Cobble rounds the end for a touchdown, as the of- fense clears the path. RIGHT: The band performs during the Homecoming halftime show, while the final decision on the floats are being made. On the move 8 ABOVE: Candidates and their escorts, L. Tucker and C. Vestal, S. Stamper and R. Jar- rell and D. Blackford and C. Beeman, R. Hobbs and D. Jackson, D. Hendricks and P. Todd, anxiously await the announcement of Homecoming Queen. TOP LEFT: Junior Miss Contestant, Pam Todd, practices her skit A Box of Candy during rehearsal. TOP RIGHT: Contestants find time for a little relaxation while they practice for the big night. BOTTOM: Junior Miss contestants look on happily, as Frankton's New Junior Miss, Deanna Jackson, starts her long walk. On the move 10 %â Junior Miss Pageant TOP LEFT: Demonstrating her coordination, Linda Barrett jumps rope during the Youth Fitness part of the pageant. RIGHT: The girls try to relieve tension before their big night by monkeying around , during rehearsal. BOTTOM LEFT: Embarking on her reign as Junior Miss 1971, Deanna Jackson promises along with her winning smile, a year devoted to activity, activity, activity. 11 On the move. Queen candidates and their escorts are: Deanna Jackson and Jerry Ehman, Pam Todd and Jim Cobble, Junior class president--Clint McClelland, 1969 Prom Queen--Vicky Allen, 1970 Prom Queen--Becky Brown with escort Dave Benefiel, Prom director--Pam Roy, Junior class vice president--Larry Tucker, Cathy Vestal and Jim Epperly, Ranaye Jarrell and Chuck Adams. â˘V N. ABOVE: Surrounded by lovely scenery, refreshments are served to the prom-goers. RIGHT: After being presented with a dozen roses, Prom Queen Becky Brown ac- knowledges her audience. On the move 12 v Six Slender Columns Add Romance as âA Time For Us Unites Us All MIDDLE TOP: Couples engage in conversation while listening to the beat of the band (TOP RIGHT). RIGHT: Surrounded by flowing fountains and tall columns, the prom-goers are entertained. ABOVE: Before entering the hall, pictures were taken for memories of the night. 13 On the move Analysis Shrinks as Smallest Class to 9 LEFT TOP: Jim Cobble and Clint McClelland go over some wiring in Electronics. LEFT MIDDLE: Explaining a difficult problem, Mike McNamee shows Mike Lawler how to arrive at the solution in Algebra II. ABOVE: Mrs. Sigler gives the correct way to find the answer on the overhead projector. LEFT: Eddie Super and Mike Stotts complete their sketches for Mechanical Drawing. 16 Classes Classes 17 Chemists Mixup Own Air Pollution in Lab! kM fe-q w JU Term Papers Become Main Jr.-Sr. Goal English sometimes takes very strange methods to get its students involved. In English I (TOP), Curt Harrison portrays Willie Mays as he is inter- viewed by man-on-the-street Mike Coy for a book report. ABOVE: In senior English, Mrs. Culp decided students would obtain more if they had to prepare several of the lessons as Steve Stamper takes his turn. RIGHT: Bookwork was not forgotten though as Debbie Summers and Jim Cobble begin the study of precis. Classes 20 LEFT: Chris Lambesis, Cathy Vestal, and Terry Edwards follow carefully as some of the more difficult German vocabulary words are pronounced. BELOW: Lisa Allen and Peggy Picker- ing listen as conversations are carried out completely in Span- ish. BOTTOM: Spanish II students Lu Ann Seal and Timmi Grissom work out an assignment with Mrs. Culp's aid. Classes 21 Getting physically fit is one thing, but remaining physically fit is another. A well-rounded program of fit- ness for both girls and boys is carried out in the activi- ties of the physical education department. Badminton, vol- leyball, folk dancing figure in the over-all programming of Merica and Hover. Classes 22 Tenth Grade rs Defeat Seniors in VB Windup The Bandâ Academics 24 Pride Grows for Eagle Band in 71 Pride ... a good feeling for which one has in itself, a definition descriptive of 'the Band.â Hidden, as if a routine particle of school life, it created the luster, the mood essential where spirit was complete .⢠What was a school song, a football halftime, or a fast paced parade without the powered backing of the Band? Without it, there was only the confusion of the crowd. This determination was not acquired or borrowed, but built in the long hours of practice through which respect was born. They marched as one unit with their eyes toward perfection, while their goal lay only in pleasing the onlookers behind the Band. BAND members are: FRONT ROW--M. McNamee, T. Nichols, D. Cockerham, P. Wittkamper, C. Kiphart, J. Buckles. SECOND ROW--G. Canfield, K. Allen, R. Hobbs, L. Harper, M. Lawler, R. Westerfield, T. Nichols, D. Brad- burn, J. Lawler, V. Shepler, L. Barrett, T. Edwards. THIRD ROW--R. Hobbs, M. Westerfield, K. Smith, J. Bever, M. Amick, B. Murray, M. Flowers, J. Courtney, S. Shepler, J. Stroup, J. Cook, G. Neff, D. Cogill, C. Murray, K. Dins- more, C. LaShure, D. Welbom. FOURTH ROWâD. Bright, J. Buckles, K. Burton, M. Frankfort, B. Marcrum, N. Hart, S. Leeman, R. Heller, T. Mahoney, S. Harper, D. Wisner, S. Shepler, S. Flowers, G. Edwards, P. Marley, P. Busby, K. Alexander, C. Hart, D. Hall, S. McNamee, V. Fuller, J. Gilbert, J. Alexander, C. Sumner. BACK ROW--Mr. Koeh- ler, N. Marcrum, T. Couch, M. Jackson, P. Flowers, T. Tanner, K. Sharp, L. Granger, L. Wise, M. Hudson, J. Woodsides, K. Flanagan, T. Fike, M. McNamee, R. Skill- man, G. Barrett, D. Summers, P. Pickering, J. Jones, M. Otto, K. Whitehead, C. Klinefelter, L. Harper, J. Leisure, B. Lee, M. Alexander, T. Voss, J. Post. Academics 25 Cause of Soil Erosion Seen in Agriculture Woods, Metals Begin Practice Towards Jobs Classes 26 TOP LEFT: Tom Hart gets down to the dirty work in Motors. LEFT: David Trump begins the polishing touches to his woodwork with the lathe. ABOVE: Larry Marc rum and Ben Min- ton try to determine why it won't start. TOP LEFT: With the machine set, Riley McCord watches as it makes one of his smaller pieces. TOP RIGHT: Practicing on the bolt-like sander, Rick Leever grinds down the rough spots. LEFT: Mr. Con- rad seems puzzled as Murry Owens questions him. ABOVE: Larry Marcrum and Howards Sowers begin to tear down their engine in Motors. Classes 27 ABOVE: Alan Hancher starts on one of the typing class's time drills. TOP LEFT: Patty Hart and Kathy Closser do some sewing in Home Economics while Kathy later in Shorthand (RIGHT) receives dictation. Students Enter Betty Crocker H omemaker Test in Home Ec. 28 Classes Choir Growth Evident at 1st Semester End Courses such as Bookkeeping, General Business, Typing, and Choir have a large majority of students at FHS enrolled. At the TOP RIGHT Brian Leach practices one of the choir's numbers for the choral festival. ABOVE LEFT: Cassie Bee- man prepares her assignment for Bookkeeping class. LEFT: Susan Watkins picks her way through typing class. ABOVE: Jenny Dishman and Janet Leisure take notes as General Business class progresses. Classes 29 Students Visit Lilly Pavilion on Field Trip ABOVE: Roger Bledsoe 'supports' one of the works of art visited on the Art Class's Field Trip. TOP: Steve Stamper and Dale Blackford work on their art proj- ects. 30 Classes TOP LEFT: Senior Jim Marcrum demonstrates his work as part of the Industrial Cooperative Training Program. Giving up their study halls to help in the cafeteria, Dennis Hood (TOP) and Roger Hobbs and Tim Major (BELOW) keep the dishes washed and spotless. ABOVE: What's the Art club doing? That's what we would like to know as they seem awfully inter- ested in whatever it is. Classes 31 Senior Class Goes To See State Legislature Two Records Broken as âFoot Dragstersâ Take to Sport, Win 3rd at Relays! TOP LEFT: Hurdler Murry Owens takes a big lead as he races for the finish. TOP MIDDLE: Jim Epperly and Jim Cobble remain in the pack as the 440 rounds the last turn. ABOVE: Showing form of an experienced jumper, Clint McClelland clears the bar. RIGHT TOP: Jim Epperly gets in the starting block for the 440 as Don Ortwein (BELOW) leaps in the Broad Jump. MIDDLE RIGHT: Alan Mancher goes up to clear the bar. Sports 36 Varsity Track Record 14 â10 FHS 31 87 Pendleton Heights 29 Highland FHS 74 43 Mt. Vernon FHS 46 61 Y orktown 41 Delta FHS 44 1 2 73 1 2 El wood FHS 49 69 Madison Grant FHS 66 1 2 501 2 Alexandria FHS 511 2 601 2 Shenandoah 36 Lapel Conference 65 Pendleton Heights 47 York town CAPTAIN: 35 Lapel Clint McClelland 34 FHS 34 Hamilton Heights MVP: 23 Shenandoah 18 Mt. Vernon 12 Highland Gene Clevenger Pendleton Relays 85 Pendleton Heights 43 Lapel 36 FHS 33 Shenandoah 1970 RECORDS: 21 Highland 2 mile run 10.22.7 20 Alexandria by Alan Hancher 19 El wood mile relay 3:34.1 15 Mt. Vernon by Cobble, Epperly, McClelland, Tucker Track members are--FRONT ROW: C. Hazelbaker, A. Hancher, D. Fetty, M. Owens, B. Jones, C. McClelland. SECOND ROW: Coach Harbit, J. Cobble, D. Hendricks, R. Marsh, D. Paddock, G. Brown, M. Westerfield. BACK ROW: R. Dickey, R. Wright, D. Ortwein, M. McNamee, J. Truex, T. Ashby. 37 Sports ABOVE: With getting on base, catcher Alan Hancher ha- rasses the opposing pitcher from first. TOP RIGHT: Batter Ron Wright takes a big swing as he does his job of protecting the plate. RIGHT: Shortstop Dave Mor- gan knocks down an oppo- nent's hit and prepares to throw to first. BELOW: Dick Hendricks safely takes third as the defensive man arrives late. LOWER RIGHT: Pitcher Jim Truex sends another strike to the plate against his opponent. r Eagl es Die in Seventh Lose to Elwood, 10â9 Two Join WRC Team Varsity Baseball Record 10â10 FHS 9 6 Alexandria FHS 9 8 Eastbrook FHS 8 10 Eastbrook FHS 9 3 Tipton FHS 1 12 Tipton FHS 0 Sectional: 9 Taylor FHS 9 Conference: 10 Elwood FHS 3 0 Lapel FHS 2 19 Pendleton Heights FHS 8 4 Hamilton Heights FHS 1 3 Shenandoah FHS 3 1 Yorktown FHS 3 1 Highland FHS 0 9 Mt. Vernon FHS 5 2 Lapel FHS 2 7 Pendleton Heights FHS 18 2 Hamilton Heights FHS 3 5 Shenandoah FHS 9 4 Yorktown FHS 8 13 Highland FHS 4 8 Mt. Vernon Batting Title: Dave Morgan Most Valuable Player: Dave Morgan Captain: Alan Hancher All Conference Team: Mike Konkle and Dave Morgan. TOP LEFT: After getting an extra base hit, outfielder Dave Walker collides with the third baseman in attempt of stealing third base. Varsity Baseball players are: SEATED: D. Hendricks, D. Harper, M. Owens, A. Han- cher, G. McClintock, D. Morgan. SECOND ROW: K. Hudson, M. Westerner-man- agerâ B. Jewel--mascot, S. Woodsides--manager, M. Arehart. STANDING: J. Truex, Coach Brandon, R. Wright, D. Walker, Coach Merica, M. Konkle. 39 Sports Injuries Mark Hidden Foe in Rough Season VARSITY FOOTBALL RECORD 3--7 FHS 10 6 FHS 14 0 FHS 19 12 FHS 0 16 FHS 0 12 FHS 6 21 FHS 6 14 FHS 0 12 FHS 0 42 FHS 6 26 Jamboree Eastern Hancock Mt. Vernon Eastbrook Highland Hamilton Heights Taylor Yorktown Delta Pendleton Heights TOP: Quarterback Jim Cobble is caught after gaining good yardage. ABOVE: Jim Epperly begins a long run after receiving a pass. RIGHT: Tackle Football FHS style. TOP: Tackle Roger Bledsoe destroys the ball carrier creating the fumble. ABOVE: Around the end on a sweep, a FHS back leads the charge. RIGHT: In an attempt to knock down the opposition's pass, Jim Epperly leaps high in the air. FOOTBALL TEAM members are--FRONT ROW: R. Howells, B. Minton, J. Cobble, D. Harper, M. Hershey, K. Lynch. SECOND ROW: M. Reece, M. Closser, M. Konkle, L. Marcrum, G. Nealis, L. Vanbriggle, M. Coy. THIRD ROW: Coach L. Merica, R. Marcrum, K. Harrison, J. Alexander, R. Sprague, G. McClintick, Coach Wehsollek, Head Coach Kratovil. BACK ROW: K. Hudson, J. Truex, G. Mahoney, J. Epperly, D. Ortwein, R. Bled- soe, F. Graham, R. Kerkhoff. RIGHT: Freshman Don Hall takes to the back as he passes the bleachers. BELOW: CROSS COUNTRY TEAM members are--KNEELING: C. Hazelbaker, A. Hancher, N. Nance. BACK ROW: M. McNamee-manager, D. Paddock, R. Dickey, L. Tucker, C. McClelland, Coach Davis. RIGHT BELOW: Alan Hancher runs all alone with his big lead. Handler Gets 26th Out of 102 in C.C. Regional Cross Country Record FHS 35 Highland 32 Delta 54 FHS 43 Pendleton Heights 19 FHS 35 Mt. Vernon 23 FHS 51 Dunkirk 24 Albany 55 FHS 55 Shenandoah 22 Mt. Vernon 74 Yorktown 78 FHS 19 Hamilton Heights 39 FHS 26 Alexandria 30 FHS 25 Yorktown 30 FHS 44 Madison Grant 22 Elwood 59 Yorktown Invitational: Bluff ton 70 Highland 95 Burris 71 Yorktown 128 Frankton 79 Mt. Vernon 145 Delta 84 Wes Del 158 Most Valuable Player Alan Hancher Sports 42 LEFT: Senior harrier Larry Tucker waits back in the pack before making his final effort. TOP: Exerting all his efforts, Cross Country runner Clint McClelland pushes on to victory. ABOVE: Mr. Heniser gives the boys a little pep talk be- fore the meet. Sports 43 âty Basketball Squad: FRONT ROW-D. Paddock, D. Hendricks, J. Cobble, L. Tucker. BACK ROW--Coach Serica J Truex, R. Wright, D. Ortwein, J. Epperly, R. Kerkhoff, J. Alexander, Coach Harbit. TOP LEFT: Ron Wright jumps out of a crowd for a shot. TOP: Jim Truex begins up for the basket after getting a rebound. 44 Sports TOP: Guard Jim Cobble brings the ball down on a fast break. ABOVE: Getting the ball seems to be the problem as Ron Wright, Don Ortwein, Dick Hendricks, and Randy Kerkhoff try to get the rebound. LEFT: Center Jim Epperly goes high for two points. Sports 45 Wrestling Varsity members are: FRONT ROW--J. Mar- crum, N. Nance, T. Vancleve, R. Dickinson, G. Pipes, D. Fetty, C. McClelland. BACK ROW: M. McNamee â manager, F. Graham, R. Bledsoe, L. Marcrum, D. Fetty, B. Minton, K. Lynch, Coach Kratovil. 46 Sports In the 185 pound class, Roger Bledsoe pins his opponent. Varsity Wrestling FHS 46 3 Hamilton S.E. FHS 32 17 Yorktown FHS 36 15 Westfield FHS 25 21 Highland FHS 26 21 Wes Del FHS 23 27 Daleville FHS 29 15 Shenandoah FHS 43 13 Cowan Sports 47 Golf Returns After Four Yr. Absence VARSITY GOLF RECORD 0--7 FHS 0 10 FHS 0 10 FHS 1 1 2 81 2 FHS 0 10 FHS 4 1 2 51 2 FHS 0 10 FHS 1 9 DALEVILLE MADISON GRANT YORKTON SHENANDOAH MT. VERNON LAPEL HAMILTON HTS. TOP: Golfer, Jim Truex tees off as FHS again takes up the sport in the Varsity class. ABOVE: GOLF TEAM members are: FRONT ROW--D. Bright, D. Paddock, K. Hudson. BACK ROW--J. Truex, D. Benefiel, D. Ortwein, R. Wright. RIGHT. On the green, Ron Wright makes his final putt. Sports 48 Cheerleaders Begin Season with 11 Yrs. Experience as One LEFT: VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Becky Brown, Tonya Jar- rell, Deanna Jackson, Pam Todd. TOP: V. FRESHMAN: Julie Woodsides, Kathy McClelland, Candy Hart. RESERVE: Theresa Cobble, Kay McClelland, Denise Harrison. Sports 49 associations TOP: HEALTH CLUB members are: FRONT ROW--L. Allen, B. Busby, T. Jarrell, B. Brown, L. Fisher, D. Jackson, R. Jar- rell, P. Goad, T. Pittser, Mrs. Hoverâsponsor, SECOND --C. Beeman, T. Sheward, D. Roland, P. Hart, L. Barrett, D. Summers, P. Todd, K. McGuire, B. Wable, P. Busby. THIRD ROW--E. Shutter, C. Moore, L. Vangets, P. Pickering, P. Sullivan, D. Clifton, T. Crosley, C. Seastrand, J. Gilbert, K. Miller. FOURTH ROW--C. Shoemaker, K. Flanagan, R. Horn, K. Smith, L. Seal, S. Brashear, B. Smith, D. Harrison, D. Kelly, V. Sims. FIFTH ROW--P. Painter, C. Davis, P. Robinson, J. Post, C. Davis, T. Fike, B. Shaw, C. Vestal, P. Roy, C. Sumner. SIXTH ROW: M. Alexander, G. Canfield, K. Sharp, T. Hughes, R. Skillman, D. Roland, L. Roberts, C. Hosier, M. Cooper. SEVENTH ROW--C. Wright, T. Lewis, N. Marcrum, S. Gibson, C. Newton, R. Cunningham, D. Shively, M. Hook, A. Whetstone, T. Grissom. LEFT: STUDENT COUNCIL members are: FRONT ROW--K. McClelland, T. Jarrell, S. Minton. SECOND ROW--C. Har- rison, D. Jackson, K. McClelland. THIRD ROW--P. Todd, D. Vice, L. Allen. FOURTH ROW--S. Quear, T. Cobble, D. Roland. FIFTH ROW--L. Tucker, A. Hancher, C. McClel- land. BACK ROW--G. Lambesis, D. Hendricks. Organizations 52 TOP: HEALTH CLUB members are: FRONT ROW--D. Sprague, C. Klinefelter, K. McClelland, R. Norris, L. Granger, D. Wright, S. Harper, J. Neese, L. Harper, C. Hobbs, P. LaShure. SECOND ROW: C. Galvin, K. Simmons, L. Law- ler, T. Tanner, M. Lawler, D. Bias, N. Mroz, T. Nichols, T. Babcock, M. Otto. THIRD ROW--T. Cobble, R. Martin, B. Lee, N. Manis, K. Hudson, J. Faulkenberg, S. Wilhoite, J. Alexander, M. Davis, K. Whitehead. FOURTH ROW--C. Waymire, C. Ritchie, A. Hendricks, V. Hughes, T. Great- house, J. Grissom, V. Young, J. Jack, S. Shepler, T. Over- dorf. FIFTH ROW--C. Hart, J. Ricker, G. Barrett, S. Frazee, S. Minton, L. Sedwick, J. McCord, C. Beard, C. Perkins, P. Wright. SIXTH ROW--L. Seal, P. Spaulding, K. Allen, P. Scott, P. Barnes, P. Borum, D. Gibson, L. Hart, T. Nichols, A. Moore. BACK ROW--C. Conrad, M. Hudson, J. Leisure, B. Riddle, S. Waymire, M. McNamee, V. Fuller, J. Woodsides, K. Hebner, K. Alexander, D. Richmond. LEFT: HI LITE members are; FRONT ROW--C. Beeman, P. Flowers, V. Blackford, V. Satterfield, T. Voss. SECOND ROWâB. Brown, D. Jackson, C. Crull, P. Hart, R. Shively, P. Painter. THIRD ROW--V. Marcum, L. Wittkamper, M. Pittser, P. Hester, B. Tooley, S. Watkins. BACK ROW--L. Vangets, L. Roberts, V. Shepler, J. Alexander, T. Granger, M. Fry. Lower Classmen Add Glitter, As Health Club Adds More Members Organizations 53 Organizations 54 Future Farmers Hold âGreenhand Initiation!' TOP: FUTURE TEACHER members are: FRONT ROW--P. Wittkamper, T. Babcock, K. McClelland, T. Nichols, L. Harper, C. Lambesis, M. Lawler, D. Lawler, K. Dinsmore, M. Dever. SECOND ROW--P. Pickering, K. Sharp, J. Post, R. Skillman â T. Sheward, K. Alexander, T. Cobble, D. Bias, D. Bardburn, C. Davis. THIRD ROWâD. Bright, C. Pierce, P Hart L ??ITe3 h tFreeman C- Wri8ht, T. Lewis, K. Closser, D. Clifton. BACK ROWâL. Kinnaman, S. Singer, M. Scott, J. Cob- ble, T. Mahoney, J. Alexander, C. Kiphart, D. Alexander, SPONSOR, Mr. Dailey. BOTTOM: Participating in the crawling event during the Girlsâ Athletic Association meeting, Paula Wittkamper and Con- nie Wright find the race harder than what it looks. TOP: FUTURE FARMER members are: FRONT ROW-- SPONSOR, Mr. Conrad, N. Jarvis, R. Kerkhoff, M. Marsh, R. Wright, D. Paddock, R. Dickey, M. Owens, B. Minton, J. Riddle. SECOND ROW--G. Gillespie, D. Hendricks, R. McCord, K. Burton, D. Walls, C. West, D. Waitman, B. Cunningham, G. Covington. THIRD ROW--D. Hall, R. Douglas, C. Hosier, D. Hendricks, G. Eden, G. Busby, J. Hutchison, H. Boyer, T. Dishman. FOURTH ROW--E. Su- per, D. Conklin, C. Davis, R. DeRue, R. Howells, B. Jones, M. Alexander, G. Pierce, T. Bott. FIFTH ROW--M. Ander- son, J. Heath, M. Amick, R. Cawthorn, J. Cook, C. Gray, R. Nighbert, D. Atchison, D. McCord, P. West. BACK ROW--J. Hutchison, D. Idlewine, M. Micheals, N. Nance. LEFT: Junior Debbie Clifton instructs pupils at the junior high building as part of her participation in the Future Teachers of America organization. Organizations 55 GERMAN CLUB members are: FRONT ROW: P. Hart, T. Edwards, C. Lambesis, K. Dinsmore, C. Kiphart, M. Frankfort, S. Singer. SECOND ROW: P. Goad, D. Roland, T. Mahoney, C. Conrad, E. Moore, D. Walker, Spon. Mrs. Houk. RIGHT: Indiana Junior Historical Society members spent several days recording tomb- stones that were unknown to authorities in an effort to gain points with the state chap- ter. TOP LEFT: German Club member Debbie Roland assists in collection of glass to fight pollution. Organizations 56 LEFT: SPANISH CLUB members are: FRONT ROWâ M. Hershey, T. Voss, D. Jackson, R. Jarrell, L. Fisher, M. Pittser, C. Vestal, SPONSOR Mrs. Culp. SECOND ROW--L. Harvey, P. Hester, G. Nealis, P. Roy, J. Cobble, L. Tucker, E. Shuter, F. Graham. THIRD ROW--B. Wable, T. Crosly, B. Smith, L. Seal, S. Quear, T. Sheward, R. Westerfield, K. Mc- Clelland. FOURTH ROW--G. McClintick, P. Busby, M. Hook, D. Clifton, P. Pickering, C. Davis, P. Rob- inson, C. Davis. BACK ROW--L. Freeman, K. Harri- son, R. Skillman, A. Whetstone, T. Lewis, T. Gris- som, D. Bradburn, J. Post, K. McClelland, C. Newton I.J.H.S. members are: FRONT ROW--C. Shoemaker, S. Harper, T. Crosley, P. Flowers, T. I Jarrell, C. Beeman, L. Allen, D. Clifton, D. Roland, L. Fisher, Spon. Mr. Davis. SECOND ROW_____T Fike, C. Seastrand, B. Shaw, T. Sheward, M. Alexander, J. Post, T. Edwards, P. Goad, K. Hudson, K. Miller. THIRD ROWâT. Cobble, P. Pickering, K. Flanagan, G. Can- field, D. Harrison, R. Dickinson, P. Busby, M. Jackson, K. Dinsmore. A. Whetstone. FOURTH ROW--D. Bradburn, M. Scott, J. Bever, D. Fetty, A. Hanch r, M. Closser, S. Singer, J. Lawler, P. Sullivan, T. Couch. FIFTH ROWâK. McGuire, M. Hook, B. Wable, B. Smith, C. Newton, T. Mahoney, T. Frye, C. Kiphart, K. Macias, K. Closser. BACK ROWâT. Grissom, M. Westerfield, L. Kinnamen, M. Marsh, M. McNamee, L. Freeman, M. Arehart, D. Walls, D. Alexander, D. Turner. Organization 57 TOP: CHOIR members are: FRONT ROW--C. Shoemaker, K. McClelland, L. Allen, P. Borum, C. Beard, P. Frye, I. Ing- ram, R. Everest, B. Tooley, J. Blackford, L. Roberts, L. Fisher, M. Dever, D. Jackson, M. Rogers, P. Barnes, S. Frazee C. Lambesis. SECOND ROW--D. Argabright, R. Border, L. Seal, C. Hobbs, P. LaShure, D. Kelley, C. Nuding, T. Hughes M. '. Marcum, C. Crull, V. Satterfield, D. Blackford, T. Babcock, D. Pruitt, M. Humphries, Mrs. Whitmere. THIRD ROW--D. Wilson, T. Hart, J. Harless, B. Buster, K. Macias, D. Clifton, A. Whetstone, J. Randolph, S. Swan, L. Vangets, V. Hobbs, D. Roland, C. Pierce, L. Sedwick, B. Ricker, P. Davenport, R. Cunningham. BACK ROW--J. Faulken- berg, C. Moore, K. Galvin, L. Alexander, P. Sullivan, D. Alexander, J. Alexander, D. Walls, K. Leever, M Collier C Hosier, M. Cooper, P. Hester, V. Blackford, L. Wittkamper, G. Land. BOTTOM: MALIABECCIS members are: FRONT ROW--S. Howard, M. Jackson, P. Busby, K. Dinsmore, D. Blackford, J. Gillespie. BACK ROW--P. Goad, P. Hart, C. Pierce, T. Grissom, B. Buster, P. Sullivan, R. Cunningham, SPONSOR, Miss Alspaugh. Organizations 58 TOP: TALON CLUB members are: SPONSOR, Mr. Harbit, A. Hancher, M. Hershey, D. Bright, R. Dickerson, D. Harper, M. Owens C. Hazelbaker. SECOND ROW: T. Vancleave, C. McClelland, L. Tucker, C. Nealis, J. Cobble, C. McClintick, M. Westerfield. THIRD ROW; R. Kerkhoff, S. Woodsides, R. Wright, R. Bledsoe, D. Hendricks, P. Paddock, M. Arehart. BACK ROW: D. Walker, F. Graham, J. Epperly, K. Hudson, J. Truex, R. Dickey, J. Alexander. BOTTOM: ART CLUB members are--FRONT ROW: J. Blackford, M. Kinnaman, T. Jarrell, P. Flowers, L. Allen, B. Shaw, P Marley, V. Sims, Mrs. Lucas--sponsor. SECOND ROW: J. Day, S. Wilhoite, D. Shively, M. Alexander, B. Brown, C. Beeman K. McGuire, M. Rogers. THIRD ROW: D. Summers, P. Painter, M. Scott, M. Closser, L. Kinnaman, J. Lawler, V. Hobbs, C. Seastrand. BACK ROW: T. Couch, D. Turner, K. Lynch, D. Blackford, S. Stamper, T. Vancleave. 59 Organizations Organizations 60 TOP LEFT: GAA members are: FRONT ROW: P. Flowers, V. Marcum, L. Wittkamper, C. Crull, L. Barrett, D. Roland, L. Fisher, R. Jarrell, D. Jackson, D. Summers, SPONSOR, Mrs. Hover. SECOND ROW: T. Crosly, C. Beeman, V. Satterfield, P. Hester, P. Hart, J. Buckles, T. Edwards, C. Seastrand, T. Voss, P. Todd, E. Shuter. THIRD ROW: B. Wable, L. Allen, T. Fike, M. Alexander, T. Sheward, P. Painter, P. Roy, P. Pickering, B. Shaw, P. Marley, L. Johnson. FOURTH ROW: C. Smith, C. Newton, M. Dever, P. Wittkamper, P. Robin- son, D. Atchison, C. Davis, C. Smith, K. Macias, S. Brashear, C. Nuding. FIFTH ROW: T. Grissom, V. Hughes, V. Young, A. Hendrick, J. Alexander, G. Canfield, L. Mills, T. Nichols, S. McNamee, S. Wilhoite, B. Smith. BACK ROW: D. Kelley, T. Cobble, R. Skillman, C. Wright, K.Flanagan, D. Roland, M. Hook, N. Marcum, B. Lee, C. Sumner, T. Tanner. BOTTOM LEFT: GAA members are: FRONT ROW: D. Wright, L. Granger, L. Lawler, C. Hobbs, M. Lawler, N. Manis, D. Harrison, L. Harper, S. Harper, S. Harper. SEC- OND ROW: R. Horn, K. McClelland, C. Waymire, V. Sims, J. Gilbert, D. Bias, T. Babcock, S. Johnson, R. Norris. THIRD ROW: K. Simmons, C. Klinefelter, C. Shoemaker, S. Frazee, J. Jones, D. Fisher, J. Woodsides, D. Cockerham, P. DeRue. FOURTH ROW: R. Border, P. Barnes, M. Fisher, P. Wright, A. Moore, C. Conrad, D. Richmond, J. Leisure, S. Waymire. FIFTH ROW: T. Overdorf, C. Almquist, S. Shep- ler, J. Younce, K. McClelland, R. Westerfield, C. Perkins, K. Alexander, K. Allen, B. Riddle. BACK ROW: T. Nichols, C. Hart, N. Likens, R. Everest, M. McNamee, K. Galvin, P. Scott, L. Wise, M. Hudson, S. Minton. TOP: HI-Y Members are: FRONT ROW: D. Turner, M. Scott, S. Singer, T. Frye, C. Hazelbaker, SPONSOR, Mr. Phipps. SECOND ROW: R. Heller, G. Nealis, D. Wise, J. Alexander, H. Sowers, L. Kinnaman, H. Abresch. BACK ROW: D. Alexander, D. Walls, S. Woodsides, R. Bledsoe, M. Closser, J. Heath, D. Cookman. BOTTOM: MATH CLUB members are: FRONT ROW: P. Todd, T. Sheward, C. Wright, P. Pickering, D. Harrison, Mrs. Cummins--sponsor. SECOND ROW: S. Harper, M. McNamee, D. Sprague, L. Lawler, G. Canfield, K. Flana- gan. BACK ROW: L. Harper, M. McNamee, T. Ashby, D. Gillespie. Organization 61 Organizations 62 LEFT: EAGLITE members are FRONT ROW: C. Lambesis, A. Whetstone, S. Gibson, Mr. Nash. SECOND ROW: L. Harvey, T. Lewis, K. McGuire, D. Clifton. BACK ROW: D. Church, S. Quear, R. Skillman, D. Walker. BELOW: Eaglite Staff members are treated to dinner at the Stockholm House in Indianapolis after having had a very successful subscription campaign. LEFT TOP: PEP CLUB members are; FRONT ROW: T. Jarrell, B. Brown, P. Todd, D. Jackson. SECOND ROW: C. Crull, V. Satterfield, B. Tooley, B. Wable, L. Fisher, R. Jarrell, P. Roy, E. Shuter, L. Harvey, D. Summers. THIRD ROW: T. Ed- wards, B. Busby, D. Roland, P. Busby, M. Pittser, P. Hester, T. Pittser, V. Marcum, C. Davis, P. Robinson. FOURTH ROW: C. Seastrand, B. Shaw, D. Vice, C. Whitman, C. Hobbs, V. Sims, P. LaShure, T. Fike, L. Allen, P. Sullivan. FIFTH ROW: P. Pickering, M Alexander, D. Clifton, T. Sheward, T. Crosley, S. Brashear, B. Ricker, M. Dever, P. Marley, D. Atchison. BACK ROW: L. Stout, J. Post, K. Closser, P. Borum, C. Couch, K. Galvin, M. Hudson, C. Nuding, C. Leach, C. Macias. LEFT BOTTOM; PEP CLUB members are: FRONT ROW: D. Harrison, K. McClelland, T. Cobble, SPONSOR, Mrs. Cum- mins. SECOND ROW: B. Smith, C. Smith, J. Alexander, C. McClelland, G. Canfield, S. Harper, L. Granger, D. Kelley, C. Waymire, C. Wright. THIRD ROW: R. Horn, D. Roland, R. Skillman, M. McNamee, T. Nichols, M. Cooper, C. Kline- felter, C. Shoemaker, S. McNamee, D. Sprague. FOURTH ROW: S. Gibson, C. Hosier, M. Otto, L. Hart, T. Overdorf, N. Likens, C. Hudson, K. Miller, N. Manis, L. Lawler. FIFTH ROW: T. Tanner, L. Porter, C. Ritchie, C. Perkins, T. Nichols, T. Babcock, D. Richmond, K. Whitehead, R. Cunningham, K. Sharp. SIXTH ROW: C.Almquist, P. Scott, D. Cockerham, P. Wright, P. Barnes, J. Ricker, J. Younce, D. Fisher, J. Woodsides, R. Westerfield. 63 Organizations TOP: TRI-HI-Y members are: FRONT ROW: C. Crull, P. Flowers, C. Lambesis, C. Moore, L. Vangets, B. Brown, D. Jack- son, D. Summers, J. Gillespie, SPONSOR, Mrs. Sigler. SECOND ROW: L. Wittkamper, V. Satterfield, L. Roberts, L. Bar- rett, D. Roland, T. Edwards, P. Painter, V. Blackford, P. Goad, P. Todd. THIRD ROW: M. Pittser, T. Mahoney, V. Shep- ler, P. Hart, P. Hester, T. Voss, B. Busby, R. Jarrell, L. Fisher, E. Shuter. FOURTH ROW: C.Beeman, S. Watkins, K. Smith, C. Davis, P. Robinson, B. Smith, T. Sheward, P. Pickering, C. Vestal, P. Roy. FIFTH ROW: J. Buckles, L. Allen, T. Fike, C. Seastrand, K. McGuire, B. Shaw, B. Ricker, M. Dever, M. Jackson, M. Alexander. SIXTH ROW: C. Newton, T. Jarrell, P. Busby, L. Seal, C. Davis, M. Rogers, C. Nuding, D. Vice, T. Crosly, T. Pittser. BACK ROW: T. Grissom, K. Closser, A.Whetstone, B. Wable, L. Harper, D. Clifton, T. Couch, P. Sullivan. BOTTOM: NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY members are: FRONT ROW: L. Fisher, P. Goad, L. Tucker, D. Alexander, T. Grissom, K. Closser, P. Busby. BACK ROW: D.Church, C. McClelland, J. Cobble, P. Todd, P. Roy, E. Shuter, C. Vestal, L. Harvey, K. Dinsmore, M. McNamee. Organizations 64 Tri-Hi-Y Mends Toys for Christmas Project LEFT: National Honor Society member Pam Roy has trouble checking Steve Stamper's coat during a home game. BOTTOM: FUTURE HOMEMAKERS are: FRONT ROW: J. Brown, D. Wright, T. Nichols, L. Granger, C. Hobbs, P. Hahn, D. Kelly, K. Miller, R. Norris, SPONSOR, Mrs. Sheets. SECOND ROW: R. Horn, J. Neese, D. Roland, D. Vice, T. Tanner, C. Ritchie, T. Nichols, P. Scott, R. Martin. THIRD ROW: J. Grissom, V. Young, M Davis, M. Rogers, T. Sheward, K. Hudson, D. Blackford, T. Cobble, K. Dinsmore. BACK ROW: A. Hendrick, L. Greathouse, P. Robinson, C. Leach, B. Konkel, C. Waitman, C. Waymire, D.Atchison, D. Pruitt. Organizations 65 Following Democratic procedures, class members elected by popular vote Clint McClelland, presi- dent; Becky Brown, secretary; Larry Tucker, vice-president; and Cathy Vestal, treasurer. ROW 1: PAMELA D. ABPLANALP: Band 9,10,11. HARRY A. ABRESCH: Football 11; Hi-Y 12. DAN ALEXANDER: National Honor Society 12; F.T.A. 11,12; Hi-Y President 12; IJHS 12; Latin Club 9,10; Football 10; Choir 11,21. ROW 2: JERRY ALEXANDER: Basketball 9,10, 11,12; Football 9,10,11,12; F.T.A. 11,12; Talon Club 10,11,12; Choir 11,12; Hi-Y 12; Baseball 9. PHIL ALEXANDER: Ffi-Y 12. LINDA ANN BARRETT: Band 9,10,11,12; Choir 12; Girls' Ensemble 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12; F.T.A. 12; Health Club 12. ROW 3: CASSANDRA BEEMAN: Pep Club 9,10; IJHS 10,11,12 (Vice-pres.); German Club 11; Health Club 11,12; Art Club 12; Hi-Lite Staff 12; G.A.A. 10,12. DALE BLACKFORD: Wrestling 10; Art Club, Vice-pres. 12; German Club 11. JIM BLACKFORD ROW 4: VICTORIA LYNN BLACKFORD: Pep Club 9,10,11; Glee Club and Choir 9,12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11,12; Health Club 10,11; IJHS 10,11. ROGER ALAN BLEDSOE: Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10; Wrestling 11,12; Talon Club 11, 12; ICT 11; Track 9,10. DAVID L. BRIGHT: Baseball 9,10,11; Basketball 9,10; Cross Country 10,11; Football 9; Golf 11, 12; Track 9,10; Band 11,12; Talon Club 10,11, 12; FT A 11,12; German Club 11,12. Album 68 Sports, Job Hunting, CollegeâAll a Part of the ROW 1: REBECCA ANNE BROWN: Prom Queen 11; Cheerleader 9,10,11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12; Hi-Lite Staff 12; EACLITE Staff 10,11; Art Club 12; Spanish Club 11. JEAN ANN BUCKLES: Choir 10,11,12; Accompa- nist 11,12; Band 9,10,11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12; German Club 11; Math Club 10; GAA 12; Sand- stone Dreamers 9,10. BELINDA S. BUSBY: Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Health Club 11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12; Latin Club 9,10. ROW 2: DENNIS CHURCH: EAGLITE 9,10,11,12; Class vice-president 10; National Honor Society 11,12; Latin Club 9,10; IJHS 11; Math Club 11. MIKE CLOSSER: Soccer 10; Football 11,12; De- bate Club 9,10; Chess Club 9,10; Art Club 11,12; IJHS 11,12; Hi-Y 12. JAMES C. COBBLE: National Honor Society 11,12; Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Talon Club 10,11,12; F.T.A. 11,12; Student Council 9,10; Spanish Club 11,12. ROW 3: CATHY JANE CRULL: Pep Club 10,11, 12; Home Ec Club 11; GAA 10,12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Choir 12; Hi-Lite Staff 12. CHERYL LYNN CRULL: 1CT 12; Pep Club 9,10; Spanish Club 11; IJHS 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Health Club 11. JEFFREY DOUGLAS: F.F.A. 9,10,11,12; VICA 12; ICT 12. ROW 4: TERRY LYNN EDWARDS: Band 9,10,11, 12; IJHS 11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 10,12; German Club 11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11; G.A.A. 9,12. JAMES H. EPPERLY: Basketball 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11; Football 9,10,11,12; Talon Club 10,11,12. LOU ANN FISHER: National Honor Society 12; Health Club 10,11,12; G.A.A. 9,12; IJHS 11,12; Tri-Ffi-Y 10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Spanish Club 10,11,12. PEGGY IRENE FLOWERS: IJHS 10,11,12; Choir and Glee Club 9,10,11,12; Eaglette 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11; Health Club 12; Art Club 10, 11,12; Student Council 9,10,11. MELVIN FRY: Band 9,10; Choir 11,12. Album 69 Drama Preparatory To Pi aying Rightful Role ROW 1: GARY GILLESPIE: F.F.A. 9,10,11,12. JANET GILLESPIE: Magliabecchis 10,11,12; Latin Club 10; Pep Club 10,11; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12; German Club 11; IJHS 11. PATTI GOAD: National Honor Society 12; Health Careers Club 10,11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 10,12; Maglia- becchis 12; German Club 11,12; IJHS 10,11,12; Spanish Club 9. ROW 2: FRED GRAHAM: Spanish Club 11,12; Talon Club 10,11,12; Football 9,10,11,12; Wres- tling 10,11,12; Track 9,10; F-Troop 9,10,11. TONY GRANGER: Football Manager 9,10; Bas- ketball Manager 9; Track Manager 9,10; Spanish Club 11,12. PATRICIA HART: German Club 11,12; FTA 11, 12; Health Club 11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11; Tri- Hi-Y 11,12; Magliabecchis 11,12. ROW 3: TOM J. HART: Band 9,10,11; Choir 12. LORA HARVEY: National Honor Society 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12; Health Club 12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Spanish Club 11,12; EAGLITE Staff 10,11,12; FTA 12. CHARLES HAZELBAKER: Cross Country 11,12; Track 10,11,12; Hi-Y 12; Talon Club 10,11,12; F-Troop 9,11. ROW 4: JOE HEATH: Hi-Y 12; Baseball 9,10. DICK HENDRICKS: Baseball 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Student Council 10,11,12; Talon Club 10,11,12; FFA 11; German Club 12; Foot- ball 9. MICHAEL HERSHEY: Football 9,10,11,12; Basket- ball 9,10; Track 9,10; Talon Club 10,11,12; Spanish Club 11; Varsity Manager 12. PATRICIA LOU HESTER: Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Glee Club and Choir 10,11,12; GAA 10,12; Spanish Club 11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12; Hi-Lite Staff 12. Album 70 in Local, County, State, National Affairs as ROW Is RANDY B. HOBBS: Band 9,10,11; Wrest- ling 9; Football 9; ICT 12; EAGL1TE photographer 9.10. JEFFREY L. HOWARD: F-Troop 9,10; Wrestling 10; German Club 11. DEANNA JACKSON: Cheerleader 9,10,11,12; JUNIOR MISS Queen 1971; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12; Spanish Club 11,12; Class Secretary 9; Health Club 10,11,12; IJHS 10,11, C.A.A. 9,12. ROW 2: RANAYE ZIANN JARRELL: Pep Club 9, 10,11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12; Health Club 10,11, 12; Spanish Club 11,12; G.A.A. 9,12. LARRY D. JONES RANDY KERKHOFF: Football 9,10,11,12; Basket- ball 9,10,11,12; F.F.A. 9,10,11,12; Talon Club 12; Track 9; Band 9,10,11. ROW 3: CHRISTY LAMBESIS: EAGLITE Staff 10, 11,12; Class President 10; Student Council 9,10, 11; Pep Club 9,10,11; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12; Ger- man Club 11,12; F.T.A. 11,12; Choir 12. JAMES D. LAWLER: Band 9,10,11,12; IJHS 10,11, 12; Art Club 9,10,11,12; Latin Club 10; Model U.N. 11,12; Glee Club 10. KENNETH DALE LYNCH: Football 10,11,12; Wrestling 11,12; German Club 11; Art Club 9,10, 11,12 (President); Hi-Y 10; FTA 11. ROW 4: DIANA BURRIS DAVENPORT: Class Secretary 10,11; Student Council 11; Majorettes 9,10,11; F.T.A. 10,11; IJHS 10,11; Spanish Club 10,11; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11. TERESA ANN MAHONEY: Band 9,10,11,12; German Club 11,12; IJHS 10,11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11; F.T.A. 11,12; Spanish Club 10. JIM MARCRUM: Football 9,10; ICT 11,12; VIC A 12. LARRY WAYNE MARCRUM: Wrestling 10,11,12; Football 9,10,12; F-Troop 10,11; EAGLITE Staff 9.10. Album 71 Eighteen Year Olds Cheer Possibility of ROW Is VICKIE DARLENE MARCUM: Pep Club 9,10,11,12; G.A.A. 12; Home Ec Club 10; Choir 12; Hi-Lite Staff 12. CLINT MCCLELLAND: Cross Country 9,10,11,12; Wrestling 10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Student Council 9,10,11,12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Class President 11,12; EAGLITE Photographer 9,10. RILEY McCORD: Basketball 9; Track 9; F.F.A. 9,10,11,12. ROW 2: STEVE MILLER: Glee Club 9; Choir 10, 11; Sandstone Dreamers 10,11; VICA 12; F-Troop 10. BENJAMIN M. MINTON: Basketball 9; Track 9; Wrestling 11,12; Football 11,12; Cross Country 9. COLLEEN MOORE: Tri-Hi-Y 10,12; Health Club 12; Pep Club 9,10; Ijhs 11; Glee Club 9,10; Monitor 12. ROW 3: DANIEL GENE MORGAN. GREGORY LEE NEALIS: Football 9,10,11,12; Wrestling 10,11,12; Basketball 9; Track 9; Talon Club 10,11,12; Hi-Y 9,12; Spanish Club 11,12. DONORTWEIN: Basketball 9,10,11,12; Track 9, 10,11,12; Football 9,10,11,12; Golf 11,12. ROW 4: PAMELA PAINTER: Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12; Health Club 12; Art Club 11,12; Pep Club 9,10, 11; Hi-Lite Staff 12; G.A.A. 10,12; F.H.A. 11. CHERYL ANN PIERCE: Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12; Health Club 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10; Choir 12; Magliabecchi 11,12; Hi-Lite Staff 12; F.H.A. 9. MELONY JANE PITTSER: Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12; Hi-Lite Staff 12; Spanish Club 11,12; F.H.A. 10. JERRY R. RIDDLE: VICA President 12; ICT 12; F.F.A. 9,10,11,12. LINDA ROBERTS: Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12; Hi-Lite Staff 12; Health Club 12; Spanish Club 11; Pep Club 9,10. Album 72 The popcorn concession is the only money raising ac- tivity of the Senior Class. Jerry Riddle and cousin Roger Douglas manage the activity for the class. ROW Is DEBRA ANN ELIZABETH ROLAND: Tri- Hi-Y 10,11,12; IJHS 10,11,12; German Club 11, 12; Choir 11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Health Club 12; Girls' Ensemble 12. PAM ROY: Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Health Club 11, 12; Spanish Club 11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12; Na- tional Honor Society 11,12; IJHS 10,11; GAA 12. VICKI DIANE SATTERFIELD: Editor Hi-Lite 12; Glee Club and Choir 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 11,12; C.A.A. 10,12; F.H.A. 9,10,11; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Health Club 9. ROW 2: VICKIE JOAN SHEPLER: Tri-Hi-Y 10,11, 12; Band Secretary 11,12; F.H.A. 9; Hi-Lite Staff 12. RUTH ALTHERR SHIVELY EMILY SHUTER: National Honor Society 11,12; Health Club 10,11,12; Spanish Club 11,12; Tri- Hi-Y 10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; G.A.A. 9, 12; IJHS 10,11. ROW 3: GARRY SIGLER BEN SINGER: Football Manager 10; Glee Club 9,10. HOWARD B. SOWERS: Basketball 9; Baseball 9; Glee Club 9; Hi-Y 12. ROW 4: ROGER SPRAGUE: Football 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9,11; Art Club 12; F-Troop 9,11. STEVE STAMPER: Swimming Team 9; Latin Club 10; German Club 11; Art Club 12. GLENN STEVENS: F-Troop 10; Glee Club 10; ICT 12; VICA 12; Choir 11. Album 73 Seniors Bow Out With Commencement May 24 ROW Is DEBRA SUMMERS: Band 9,10; Majorette 11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Spanish Club 11; Health Club 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12; Art Club 11, 12. PAM TODD: National Honor Society 11,12; Cheerleader 9,10,11,12; Student Council 11,12; Health Club 11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12; Latin Club 9,10; Class Secretary 10. BRENDA FAYE TOOLEY: Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Choir 12; Hi-Lite Staff 12. ROW 2: LARRY D. TUCKER: Basketball 9,10, 11,12; Cross Country 9,10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; Talon Club 9,10,11,12; Student Council 9,12; National Honor Society 12; Spanish Club 11,12. C. TED VANCLEAVE: Latin Club 10; Wrestling 10,11,12; Art Club 12; Band 9,10; German Club 11; Pep Band 10. LUANNE VANGETS: Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12; Health Club 11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11; Hi-Lite Staff 12; Glee Club and Choir 9,10,11,12; Monitor 11. ROW 3: CATHY VESTAL: National Honor Society 11,12; Class Treasurer 10,11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11, 12; Spanish club 9,10,12; Health Club 10,11,12; EAGLITE Staff 10,11; German Club 11. TERESA ANN VOSS: Majorette 10,11,12; Head Majorette 11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Health Club 12; GAA 12; Spanish Club 11,12. DAVID WALKER: National Honor Society 11,12; EAGLITE Staff 9,10,11,12--Head Photographer 11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; German Club 11,12; Talon Club 11,12; Band 9,10; Track 9,10. ROW 4: SUSAN WATKINS: Tri-Hi-Y 9,11; Health Club 9,10; Pep Club 9; ICT 11; Choir 9,12. MYRON WATSON LINDA LORENE WITTKAMPER: Glee Club and Choir 9,10,11,12; C.A.A.10,12; F.H.A. 9,10,11; Hi-Lite Staff 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Pep Club 11; Large Girls' Ensemble 12. RANDY H. WRIGHT RON WRIGHT: Basketball 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9,10,11,12; F.F.A. 9,10,11,12; Golf 11,12; Track 11,12; IJHS 11, Band 9,10. Album 74 Juniors Prepare Preliminary Prom Plans . . Linda Alexander Mary Kay Alexander Lisa Allen Martha Anderson Todd Ashby Debbie Atchison Dennis Benefiel Jim Bever Tim Blakely Howard Boyer Debra Bradburn Sandy Brashear Kenyon Burton Peggy Busby Debbie Clifton Kathy Closser Cindy Conrad Darrell Cookman Teresa Couch George Covington Terri Crosley Robert Cunningham Charlene Davis Album 75 Take PSAT Tests. . . A minor activity of the Junior Class each year is to keep the sweet tooth of the students satisfied. Dave Lawler attempts to strike a bargain with sales manager Roger Conley. Cindy Davis Mike Davis Jim Day Monty Deckard Marsha Dever Rick Dickey Randy Dickinson Kathy Dinsmore Terry Dishman John Elder Bob Epperly Dick Fetty Tammy Fike Laura Freeman Terry Frye David Gillespie Robert Goodpaster Timmie Grissom Alan Hancher David Harper Album 76 Launch Record Magazine Sales Campaign . . . They missed out on having their pictures made with the others, but they were on hand for the photographer to get a candid. Anita Sumner, Steve Singer, and Rog Conley give the Christmas tree an approving glance--expectantly! ! Lu Ann Harper Lanny Hays Rick Heller Keith Hendrick Vickie Hobbs Susan Howard Keith Hudson Diana Jackson Mary Lou Jackson Tonya Jarrell Linda Johnson Larry Kinnaman Cindy Kiphart Mike Konkle David Lawler Album 77 A successful Junior year depends a great deal on the ones in the 'drivers seat.' Class officers elected to this post were Lisa Allen, secretary; Debbie Vice, treasurer; Alan Hancher, president; and Tonya Jarrell, vice president. Juniors. . . Cheryl Leach Stan Leeman Bonnie Leever Pam Marley Mark Marsh Greg McClintick Kim McGuire Mike McNamee Elaine Moore David Morgan Judy Murray Gary Neff Cheryl Newton Murry Owen Dan Paddock Peggy Pickering Teena Pittser Janet Post David Potter Fred Quimby Dan Remington Debbie Reynolds Becky Ricker Album 78 Juniors . Patty Robinson Minona Rogers Mike Scott Lou Ann Seal Cheryl Seastrand Roberta Shaw Lester Shepler Terri Sheward Dwight Simmons Barbara Smith Kathy Smith Robin Spangler Anita Stansberry Patty Sullivan Terry Sumpter Ed Swink Jim Truex David Trump Dan Turner Debbie Vice Beverly Wable David Walls Tim Waymire Charles West Mike Westerfield Ann Whetstone David Wise Dan Wisner Paula Wittkamper Scott Woodsides 79 Album Class of 1973 Handling the business of the Sophomore Class is taken seriously by officers chosen to the responsibility: Kay Mc- Clelland, secretary; Steve Quear, presi- dent; Steve Swan, vice-president; Denise Harrison, treasurer. Jodi Alexander Mark Alexander Mark Amick Mike Are hart David Argabright Trudy Babcock Mildred Bannon Jeff Bever Denise Bias Donita Blackford Jeff Blackford Garry Busby Brenda Buster Gena Canfield Gerry Carman Teresa Cobble Mary Cobble Jenny Cooper Myrna Cooper James Cross Album 80 Soph omores Resa Cunningham Melanie Davis Dale Day Gary Eden Jama Faulkenberg Jeff Faulkenberg Jim Feight Dan Fetty Kathi Flanagan Mike Flowers Steve Flowers Susan Gibson Joanna Gilbert Walter Gillespie Linda Granger Linda Greathouse Judy Grissom Pam Hahn Joan Harless Loretta Harper Sue Harper Denise Harrison Keith Harrison Nick Hart Fred Heady John Heath Harry Hemme Anita Hendrick Doug Hendricks Cindy Hobbs Album 81 One Hundred Forty Energetic Sophomores Find Ronnie Hobbs Marie Hook Renee Horn Claudia Hosier Richard Howells Kathy Hudson Vicky Hughes Jackie Hutcheson Jone Jack Mike Johnson Sandra Johnson Dennis Jones Bill Jones Debbie J. Kelley Debra Sue Kelley Carol Klinefelter John Knotts Gary Land Pam LaShure Lisa Lawler Mary Lawler Barbara Lee Pat Lennen Teresa Lewis Album 82 Pleasure in Scholastic and Extra-Curricular Activity Greg Mahoney Nancy Manis Nancy Marcrum Ralph Marcum Randy Marsh Robin Martin Don Masters Wayne Masters Kay McClelland Susan McNamee Merrill Michael Kathy Miller Tom Mi 11 spa ugh Dennis Morgan Larry Moss Nancy Mroz Janet Neese Trina Nichols Rita Norris Cindy Nuding Madonna Otto Mike Painter John Phillips Rick Pierce Album 83 Sophomores Greg Pipes Lorrie Porter Phil Powell Donna Pruitt Steve Quear Jeff Randolph Mark Reece Cindy Ritchie Diana Roland Randy Romine Tony Sargent Mike Sea strand Kathy Sharp Terry Shell Dana Shively Candy Shoemaker Karla Simmons Vickie Sims Ryndee Skillman Cathy Smith Selling ice-cream as a supplement to the regular noon time meal provides sopho- mores an opportunity to start an account much needed during the year to follow. Teresa Cobble makes change for Mc- Clintick and Kerkhoff. Album 84 Sophomores Art exhibits prepared by students provide between class and noon activity for Trudy Hughes and Bill Auler. Carey Spaulding Debbie Sprague Brad Storm Bill Summers Cindy Sumner Steve Swan Theresa Tanner Donna Trueblood Larry VanBriggle Cindy Waitman Dan Waitman Luann Wallace Chriss Waymire Karen Whitehead Phil Wiesenauer Sandra Wilhoite Connie Wright Debbie Wright Garry Wylie Virginia Young Album 85 Freshmen Bewildered A first for Freshmen is the election of class officers to manage the affairs. Freshmen selected by popular vote were George Lambesis, president; Carol Perkins, treasurer; Mike Croy, vice-president; and Kathleen McClelland, secretary. Karen Alexander Cathy Allen Cindy Almquist Mike Anderson Ronald Are hart Dan Atchison Steve Atwood Mike Badger Carmaletta Baker Pat Barnes Gloria Barrett Cindy Beard John Blackford Robin Border Pam Borum Album 86 by Strange Faces, New Subjects on Opening Day . Randy Borum Tim Bott Janis Brown Kenny Brown James Buckles Sandra Burris Randy Cawthom David Cline Debbie Cockerham Debbie Cogill David Conklin Cheryl Conrad Jeff Cook Chris Couch Jim Couch Jeff Courtney Mark Coy Lou Ann Cunningham Curt Davis Pam DeRue Rick DeRue Roger Douglas Garry Edwards Album 87 Freshmen Dean Etchison Ronda Everest Danny Farley Debbie Fisher Mary Fisher Martin Frankford Sally Frazee Vickie Fuller Cathy Galvin Donna Gibson John Goodpaster Roger Conley Mike Greathouse Donald Hall Bill Hammond Curtis Harrison Candy Hart Lexie Hart Barry Hayes Linda Heath Kim Hebner Tony Hendrick Roger Hobbs Dennis Hood Chris Hosier Album 88 Freshmen Terry Hosier Mary Ann Hudson Mike Humphries Jim Hutchison David Idlewine Ina Mae Ingrim Dale Jackson Norman Jarvis Jennifer Jones Scott Jones Mark Kinnaman Brenda Konkle George Lambesis Connie LaShure Steve Lawrence Rodney Lawson Brian Leach Jerry Leever Keith Leever Ralph Lehman Janet Leisure Nancy Likens Charles Lovell Bruce Lowe Tim Major Album 89 Class Members Select Varied Curriculas . . Not wanting to be missed, and the EAGLITE Staff not wanting to omit them, members of the class who were absent on picture day pose with an art exhibit for cameraman Steve Quear. They are Linda Seal, Bruce Hart, Steve Jones, Dallas McCord, and Janie Dishman. Bill Marcrum Jeffrey Marcum Kathy McClelland Dan McClintick Gene Ann McCord Rod McGuire Jimmy McIntyre Marsha McNamee Mike McPhearson Curtis Miller Sue Minton Robin Modlin April Moore Larry Morrison Buddy Murray Album 90 Freshmen Carol Murray Nick Nance Edith Nealis Tina Nichols Roger Nighbert Theresa Overdorf Carol Perkins George Pierce Ted Pruitt Diana Richmond Jodi Ricker Brenda Riddle Jeff Robinson Floyd Scott Tricia Scott Patricia Scott measures up a tasty batch of biscuits as a part of her class experience as classmate looks on This was just one of the many new experiences enjoyed by members of the freshman class. Album 91 Gain New Experiences . . Pam Spaulding Bill Stansberry Mike Stotts Linda Stout John Stroup Edward Super Kim Swink Donald Walker Sheila Waymire Debra Welbom Phillip West Rita Westerfield Curtis Whitson Danny Wilson Carolyn Winn Dean Winn Lora Wise Julie Woodsides Patsy Wright Jama Younce Album 92 Efficiency Marks Successful Administration Principal Gene Heniserj Dean and Assistant Principal Gordon Kerkhoff. Elsie McCrocklin, Director of Guidance; Marguerite Miller, Registrar. Superintendent of Schools of the Central Metropolitan School District of Central Madison County, Dale Prough. A five member board directs the activities of the Central Metro of which the Frankton High School is a part. Board members shown with Superintendent Dale Prough are Lester Sigler, Verle Miller, Charles Conrad, and Mr. Prough, SEATED; and Luther R. Campbell and John Usfo, STANDING. Album 93 Working on his student teaching, Mr. Don Alexander be- gins his business class. ROW 1: MISS EMMA ALSPAUGH: School librarian, Magliabecchis sponsor. MR. DAVID BARTLOW: Athletic Director, Hi-Lite Advisor, Student Council, Commerce, Junior Class Sponsor. ROW 2: MRS. RUTH BAHLER: School Nurse. MR. DAVID CAGLEY: Speech Therapy. ROW 3: MR. ROY CARPENTER: Industrial Arts. MR. DAVID CONRAD: Agriculture, FFA Sponsor. ROW 4: MRS. RUTH CULP: Spanish, English, Spanish Club Sponsor. MRS. BRENDA CUMMINS: Math, Pep Club Spon- sor. Album 94 Beginning her career in teaching, Mrs. Anna Bickle in- structs her class. ROW 1: MR. ROBERT DAILEY: Mathematics, Math Club Sponsor, Physics. MR. PHIL DAVIS: United States history, Cross-Country coach. ROW 2: MR. GLEN FULLER: Industrial Arts. MR. TED M. HARBIT: Head Basketball Coach, Commercial. ROW 3: MRS. ANITA GENE HOBBS: Bookstore Manager, Accounts. MRS. PAM HOUK: German, Social Problems, German Club Sponsor. ROW 4: MRS. SUE HOVER: Girls' Physical Ed., Senior Class Sponsor, Biology, G.A.A. Sponsor. MR. DEWARD HUBBARTT: English. Album 95 ROW 1: MR. DAVID KOEHLER: Band. MR. SCOTT KRATOVIL: Head football coach, Industrial Arts, Wres- tling coach, Senior Class Sponsor. MRS. FRANCES SIG- LER: Shorthand, Commercial, Tri-Hi-Y Sponsor. MR. JAMES WEHSOLLEK: Biology, Assistant football coach. ROW 2: MRS. CATHRYN LUCAS: Art, English, Art Club Sponsor, Junior Class Sponsor. MR. LARRY MERIC A: Boys' Physical Education, Baseball, Assistant basketball coach. MR. RANDALL VANZANT: Industrial Cooperative Training Coordinator, VICA Sponsor. MRS. FAITH WHIT- MER: Vocal music. ROW 3: MRS. JANET MILLER: English. MR. STERRETT L. NASH: English, EAGLITE Sponsor, Honor Society Spon- sor. ROW 4: MR. HUGH PHIPPS: Government, Freshman Basketball coach. MRS. DONITA SHEETS: Home Econom- ics, Future Homemakers of America Sponsor. Album 96 Hendersons End Twelve Years of Service Mr. and Mrs. Carl Henderson Custo- dian and Matron came to F.H.S. with the opening of the building twelve years ago. This year ends their tenure with us as they are re- tiring from active service. Business teacher, Ted Harbit persues his hobby of racing as he competes in the Nationals. Serving students every day are Mrs. Mildred Legg, Mrs. Maurietta Waymire, Mrs. Gertrude Ashby, and Mrs. Jean Gordon. FRONT ROW: T. Hendricks, C. Harrison, T. Majors, G. Edwards. ROW TWO: J. Couch, L. VanBriggle D. Walker, T. Poole, F. Snow. STANDING: Coach Myke Brandon, R. Marsh, G. Lambesis, A. Smith, K. Hudson. Whether it is sponsoring a BABE RUTH baseball team; providing the best in a complete line of name brand furniture, rugs, and Stereo and T.V. equipment; or serving the community with 2 'n 1 Soft Water Service, you can count on Phone 754-751 I GEORGE C. HARPER SONS, INC. Downtown Frankton HUNTER-WEIDNER CHEVROLET, INC. 2603 Broadway Anderson, Indiana 46012 Dial 642-8041 Chevrolet ⢠. Chm II . Cor,.!. . Co v.tt. Anderson DECKERS LaFayette the great highway performers ANDERSON INDIANA BUSINESS COLLEGE 69th Year Phone 644-7514 Anderson, Ind. HARDIN BALSER DiamondsâWatchesâLuggage Phone 643-5066 33 East 11th StreetâAnderson, Ind. ROGER'S AND SON Lawn and Garden Patio Phone 552-9933 Junction 13 37 Your Lawn Garden Equipment Dealer R. El wood L. LEESON SONS CO. Department Store Indiana Ads 100 FRONT ROW: D. Couch, M. Greathouse, M. Cooper, R. Hobbs. ROW TWO: E. Covington, S. Lawrence, S. Quear, G. Pipes. BACK ROW: Coach Doug Holder, R. McGuire, M. Coy, G. Mahoney, J.Feight, K. Harrison, T. Strangeway, Leon Kelley, Sponsor. Backing Frankton Community in many projects including the sponsoring of a BABE RUTH baseball team is just one of the services of KELLEYâS LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING For Pick-up and Delivery 107 John StreetâPhone 754-7380âDowntown Frankton DORIS' BEAUTY SALON THE FRANKTON PRESS Phone 754-7640 North Grant Street Frankton Publication Printers L. L. Meredith 27 Frankton Indiana ASHTON'S COUNTRY KITCHEN Short OrdersâSandwiches-- DinnersâCarry Out Pizza Phone 754-7134âDowntown Frankton BARBER S? @CSC Frankton SHOP Indiana FRANKTON LUMBER COMPANY A A Complete Building Materials Service Ads 101 Phone 754-7421 Our students find working for Dan Bauer a pleasure and even more so since the facility has been enlarged and redecorated. You, too will find shopping here a pleasure when you see the high quality goods and the reason- able prices. Today try . . . PHONE 751-7 I 22 FRANK TON, INDIANA 16014 Store HoursâMon., Tues., Wed., Thurs. 8 A.M. to 7 P.M. FridayâSat. 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. Ads 102 Your Family Shoe Storeâ Sears ORDIES SHOES Edgewood PlazaâAnderson, Indiana SEARS ROEBUCK AND COMPANY 1204 Main Street, Anderson, Ind. Visit the Model Rooms in Our Country Village . . . Early American Furniture BROYLES HOME FURNISHERS Alexandria Indiana WINSTEAD'S TV APPLIANCES FURNITURE 301 North Harrison Street Alexandria, Indiana 46001 Phone 724-4866 RAY HOLLENSBEE INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. General Insurance Visit Us at Our New Location or Call 552-7323 1423 South Anderson St. â Elwood, Ind. Greater Savings COX SUPER MARKET Plus Valuable Save-A-Tape Gifts Where Price Tells and Quality Sells Alexandria, Indiana GUIDE LAMP DIVISION General Motors CorporationâAnderson, Indiana World's Largest Producer of Automotive Lighting Equipment. Products Include Au tomotive Lamps, Lighting Controls, Rearview Mirrors, Finished Die Castings, Molded Plastic Parts, Stampings and Others. Ads 103 For a large selection of both New and Trade ins, you'll never find better than at BUNCE AUTO SALES, INC. 2160 Ohio Avenue Anderson, Indiana 643-6915 We Service What We Sell EXâCELLâO CORPORATION âXLOâ 2500 South J Street Elwood, Indiana 46036 BRAD'S SHELL SERVICE Complete Auto Service Phone 552-9119 Road 13 and 37âElwood, Indiana VEST CLEANERS Phone 552-3131 1516 Main Street Elwood Ads 104 One pert lass, Lora Harvey, plus one CORVETTE adds up to one great time and especially so if that COR- VETTE is purchased from JOHN W. MOORE CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE Phone 552-7348 Junction of 13 and 37 South El wood, Indiana Ads 105 It It Is an Original Builder for Whom You Are Looking, You Can Make Your Choice with Confidence When You See or Call ALLEN C. McCORD Phone 754-4275 Builder of Top Quality Buildings Frankton, Indiana Class Rings Graduation Announcements Yearbooks Diplomas Medals Awards Hoi Jleo+uvid- Sales Representative 1241 Hillcrest Drive Carmel, Indiana 46032 Phone (317) 846-1520 The Home of Choice and Prime Meats COOKâS SUPERMARKET 935 West 8th Street Anderson Indiana Ads 106 The pride of the eye is a MACH 1 from Heiser's in Elwood . . . Heiser provides the cars for Driver Training classes in FHS. Both Ryndee Ski 11 man and Dave Walker know the rules for safe driving after having learned in a car from HEISER FORD, INC. Phone 552-3363 1504 North B StreetâElwood, Indiana Opening new accounts is a pleasure when Sharon Hale meets Teresa Lewis as she is shown opening a 17 22 account. This is available to you and anyone age 17 to age 22. Open this, no service charge, FREE checking Account today! si NATIONAL BANK OF MADISON COUNTY â â â Southdale OfficeâSouthdale Plaza Main Office 8th Main, Anderson Elwood Office State Road 28 37âElwood REYNOLDS ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contracting Supplies Phone 552-7182 12 Chamness Avenue Elwood, Indiana 46036 DEHORITY SON AGENCY Phone 552-3344 For AutoâHomeâLifeâAccident Insurance 116 No. Anderson St.âElwood KLEINâS SHOE STORE McKNIGHT'S â Phone 552-5271 1519 South B Street HI So. AndersonâElwood, Indiana Elwood, Indiana 'â TtaNATlOaAl MAMVCSTta Ads 107 f Chnsty Lambesis tries the FIREBIRD for size and is impressed with the many features of the car at RUSS REGENOLD PONTIAC Ads 108 303 Pendleton Avenue Sales and Service Anderson, Indiana After returning from a summer in Greece, Chris Lambesis, learns a bit of information relative to banking methods in the new facilities of Elwood's only down-town bank . . . CITIZENâS BANK Elwood, Indiana A Full Service Bank Three Locations To Serve You Better 125 South Anderson Street and Elwood Plaza and Our New Branch at Huntsville (Outside Pendleton) Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Ads 109 A Long Time Backer of the Frankton Eagles SPOOâS FRANKTON GARAGE Majors in Top Rate Service and Goods. 24 Hour Road Service Plus Sunoco Super 98 Gas Oil. ALEXANDRIA BANKING COMPANY ALLEN'S SHOES COTTERMAN FURNITURE COMPANY INC. 111-115 West Washington Street Alexandria, Ind. 46001 The Bank of Friendly Service Phone 754-7422 SHIRK'S MENS STORE FERMEN'S Ladies and Children's Apparel 203 North Harrison Where Quality Counts Formal Wear Rental 108 So. HarrisonâAlexandria KERR'S V S HARDWARE Alexandria Indiana HardwareâHousewaresâToysâPaint 106 North HarrisonâAlexandria 724-2162 MR. HAPPY BURGER Where There Are French Fries, Shakes, Hamburgers . . . the Whole Works ... at Either the Drive-Up Window, Carryout, or Dining-room Service . . . Phone Ahead for Serviceâ 552-3133 or Drive Out to Mr. Happy Burger's on State Road 28 East, El wood, Ind. Ads no ROY SMITH APPLIANCE Phone 552-6772 BURKE PHARMACY Prescriptions 24 Hour Emergency Service Orthopedic Appliancesâ Convalescent Aids (Sales or Rental) G.E.âSpeed Queenâ HooverâEureka We Service What We Sell 609 So. 22nd Street Elwood, Indiana 1705 So. AndersonâElwood, Ind. CLIFTON YOUNCE Tire Service 3100 Block E. MainâState Rd. 28 E. Elwood Ph. 552-3231 PassengerâTruckâFarm 0 Recap Tires Wheel Balancing--Alignment--Brake MufflerâBatteries RIEGELS, INC. If It's Glass, We Have It. State Road 28 EastâElwood, Ind. 552-7333 JACK'S HIGHWAY BAKERY Phone 552-6553 R 2 Elwood, Ind. Bourff Furniture Store 102 W. Main StreetâElwood, Indiana Drive a Little--Save a Lot E. S. Bourff Jerry Bourff Phone 552-2255 JOHNSON'S APPAREL SHOP 114 South Anderson Elwood Indiana Linda and Paula try out the products before they are sold at LOREN'S SERVICE CENTER Standard Oil Products Service Phone 552-6625 State Road 28 EastâElwood, Ind. Ads ill WAYMIRE T.V. 310 South Anderson MotorolaâZenith Ph. 552-3721 Elwood, Indiana KELLEY'S FURNITURE COMPANY Homes Furnished Complete Quality Furniture Since 1895 Dial 644-7759 1129 Meridian Anderson, Ind. HECKAMAN BUICK, INC. 2721 North Broadway Anderson, Indiana 46012 Telephone 649-1253 Courtesy is a feature displayed by daughter Christy and her father at the LAMBESIS FOOD MARKET Frankton, Indiana Quality Is Our Motto Choice MeatsâFrozen Foods Fresh Fruits Vegetables Open Daily 8 A.M.â7 P.M. Sunday 8 A.M.â1 P.M. 22nd STREET HARDWARE 216 South 22nd Street BAILEY DRUG STORE Alexandria's Drug Center Drugs with a Reputation Ph. 724-2355 Phone 552-2831 Elwood, Indiana Serving Frankton Area with the Finest in Pharamaceuticals Plenty of Parking Space R. L. Zarse, Reg .Ph . Owner RUSS and NELL FORKNER the Mr. and Mrs. Elite of ELITE STUDIO Anderson, Indiana who have for the past 22 years been the official photographers for the Frank- ton High School yearbook THE EAGLITE on the occasion of their retirement. The EAGLITE Staff and the personnel of Frankton High School want to wish Russ and Nell Forkner the very, very best as they hang up the lens and sit back and watch someone else do the work. May your life be extremely rich with pleasant memories . . . Ads 113 Finest Meat Products EMGE PACKING CO., INC. PONDEROSA STEAK HOUSE I----1 Anderson, Indiana ANDERSON, INDIANA 46011 PHONE 317-649-1229 THANKS . . . to Our Advertisers. They Made the 1971 EAGLITE Possible . . . AL WOOLBERT, ATTORNEY 23 East 9th Street, Anderson KAY'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 754-7428 for Appointment 1002 Maple St.âFrankton, Ind. It'sâTHE ALIBI RESTAURANTS When in Anderson Eat with Us in Our New Cafeteria at 14th JacksonâPhone 643-7427 or Columbus Ave. State 67, Ph. 644-3850 HENDRICK'S AUTO SERVICE 24 Hour Wrecker Service Business Phone 754-7925 Home Phone 754-7727 203 Washington Ave.âFrankton, Ind. Winkler's fine Furniture 1518 MAIN STREET ELWOOD, INDIANA 46013 Where You Can Buy with Confidence Ads 114 Freshman Donald Walker is impressed with the service he gets at Frankton's own Building and Loan Association which has served the people of Madison and surrounding counties since 1893 with courteous dependable service . . . Current Dividend Rate 4.75% Per Annum Compounded Semi-Annually FRANKTON BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Phones 754-7311 754-7811 204 Sigler Frankton MARGARET'S FRANKTON MACHINE TOOL, INC. 754-7722 206 Center Street Frankton LOVES FLORAL SERVICE 422 No. Anderson St. Phone 552-5242 Remember Us at Prom Time JONES AUTO SALES 24th I Street Elwood Indiana 552-5175 A Friendly Place To Deal 110 South 8th Street Frankton, Indiana Builders of Jigs, Fixtures, and Special Machines Jim and Walt Shively Phone 754-7822 OTTO STROUP, JR. INSURANCE We Serve Your Every Insurance Need Phone 754-7363 Frankton SPRAGUE AUTO BODY Complete Auto Body Service Frankton, IndianaâPhone 754-7222 Ads 115 Complete Banking Service Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Every Deposit Insured to $15,000 FRANKTON BRANCH OF ANDERSON BANKING COMPANY Cathy Vestal selected her choice of typewriter from the wide selection of merchandise offered by MILLER-HUGGINS, INC. Where One Can Purchase Everything for the Office Except the Secretaryâ Office Furniture and Supplies, Typewriters, Adding Machines, Leather Goods . . . Phone 644-4404 1212 MeridianâAnderson, Indiana CITIZENS BANKING COMPANY Anderson, Indiana 6 Convenient Locations To Serve You Dial 644-5561 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Ready-Mixed Concrete E R MC O General Officesâ2500 South D Street Phone 552-5041 Elwood, Indiana Diamonds Mountings , l, . Fine Watches B B JEWELRY 900 MeridianâAnderson Elwood COOP ELEVATOR 552-7339 State Road 28 E.âElwood, Ind. DonutsâRollsâFresh Daily for Parties, Meetings, Etc. Ph. 644-6711âOpen 6 A.M. to 12 P.M. BROADWAY DONUT SHOP 1900 BroadwayâNorth Anderson Congratulations . . . Class of '71 Thanks to All My Friends Over the Years . . . D. H. MILLER Retired and Have Closed the Store. We Were Formerly E. J. MILLER SON Dealer in PaintsâWallpaper-- ____________Art Supplies_________ You Can Always Find Some of the Students at HORN S VARIETY and DAIRY BAR Where Your Pennies Have More Cents CandiesâPackaged Health Aidsâ Photo Finish and Supplies School SuppliesâGiftsâYarn and Notion ItemsâToys Also Complete Dairy Bar and Soda Fountain Ads 117 would this be fair? How would you like to play a basketball game with your opponents allowed a lower basket7 Because of their poorer playing ability, the officials explain, this is only fair You'd holler, wouldn't you? Ridiculous, of course, but is it so farfetched? Karl Marx had such a theory, and Communism preaches this kind of doctrine Even some of our big governmentâ planners and bureaucrats think nothing of penalizing the good business players to aid the others. In a true free enterprise business system, no one gets a lower basket Anyone may play the game, but each wins or loses on his own merits. You don't get a lower basket, nor is your competition given an advantage At l M. we have grown and created new |ob$ by serving our customers better By being a little better players. we have developed ways of generating and delivering electricity and provided improved electric service at the lowest possible cost. MICHIGAN C COMPANY--- EARL RHODES MANGAS CAFETERIA Jewelry, Gifts, Wedding Service Newest in Diamond and Corner Anderson Main Wedding Ring Sets E1 wood- -A 1 exa nd r i aâT i pton El wood, Ind. Op,n 7 Do,. X jÂŁ INLAND MARINE Sporting Goods Elwood, Indiana ILWOOD PLAZA Phone 552-2541 1 rip 408 So. Anderson St. 1 El wood, Ind. J M RECORDS Camera Shop Tops in Pop Country Records Tapes Jerry and Mary Karch, Owners 552-3637, 1536 So. A St., Elwood, Ind. âŚFilm Processing âŚPhoto Supplies Wedding G General Photography REDA ANN'S COUNTRY LOY'S PIANO SALES BEAUTY SHOP Phone 552-7250 Redo McGinnis, Owner Phone 552-7095 R 2--Elwood, Indiana 7!5 South 22nd St.-Elwood Ads 118 FALVEYS Take a tip from me FOR THE BEST IN SHOES Store for Men and Boys IN re â i Rented S6oe Stone ArrowâHaggarâJockey IT DOWNTOWN EL-WOOD Sta-Prest Levi's X WARREN ZERBE, Owner Formal Wear Rental Ph. 552-3162 El wood Indiana FHS Photographer David Walker got a pre-view of the 1971 LeMans at PETERSON BUICK-PONTIAC, INC. New CarsâPhone 552-9888 Are the In Cars for 1971 1412 Main Street Used CarsâPhone 552-5453 Dave Peterson, President El wood, Indiana DETER PRINTING COMPANY WOLF MOTOR COURT Phone 552-5451 Phone 552-7318 State Road 37 NorthâElwood, Indiana State Road 37 North, Elwood, Indiana GRINNELL'S TOY STORE ElwoodâState Rd., 28 EastâIndiana ELWOOD MONUMENT CO. Phone 552-2733 Phone 552-3911 If Its Toys You WantâWe Have Them. Joe Furnish, Owner State Road 28 EastâElwood, Indiana Ads 119 Phone 552-2214 ÂŤÂŤ SHOP 3 miles west of Frankton on State Road 128 then one-half mile north No service is too small and no repair job too large or small that Joe Smith will not care for it. Princi- pal Heniser has confidence in the people at CERDEN SON SMITTYâS PURE OIL Manufacturing Contractors uniÂŽn Phone 754-7711 Frankton Indiana Phones 754-7411 or 754-7468 Corner 11th and Clyde Street on State Road 128 East Frankton Make Your Visits to Us a Flabitâ FRANKTON CLEANERS Where You Can Actually Feel the Difference INDIANA ELEVATORS INCORPORATED Frankton, Indiana Dealers in Grain, Coal, Feed, Seed and Fertilizer Grinding and Mixing Master Mix Feed and Supplement Frankton Phones: 754-7021â754-7321 Frankton, Indiana Saluting The Graduating Class FRANKTON SAWMILL Indiana Ads 120 Education is a gas. It lights up dark places. It lifts your sights. It inflates the ego. Not everybody likes it. But nobody goes far without it. And the more you have, the farther you can We hope youâll keep going with your education. And, when the time comes, youâll think about Delco-Remy as a good place to work. GM Delco Remy Ads 121 Student-Personnel Index PAM ABPLANALP 68 HARRY ABRESCH 68 JODI ALEXANDER 25,52,80 DAN ALEXANDER 64,68 JERRY ALEXANDER 41,68 KAREN ALEXANDER 25,68 UNDA ALEXANDER 75 MARK ALEXANDER 80 MARY K. ALEXANDER 25,52,62,64, 75 PHIL ALEXANDER 68 KATHY ALLEN 25,86 LISA ALLEN 52,62,64,75 CINDY ALMQUIST 62,86 EMMA ALSPAUCH 94 MARK AMICK 25,80 MARTHA ANDERSON 75 MICHAEL ANDERSON 86 MIKEAREHART 39,80 RON AREHART 86 DAVID ARGABRIGHT 80 TODD ASHBY 37,75 DAN ATCHISON 86 DEBBIE ATCHISON 65,75 STEVE ATWOOD 86 BILLAULER 85 TRUDY BABCOCK 62,80 MICK BADGER 86 RUTH BAHLER 94 CARMALETT BAKER 86 PAT BARNES 62,86 MILDRED BANNON 80 GLORIA BARRETT 25,86 UNDA BARRETT 4,11,25,52,64,68 DAVID BARTLOW 94 CYNTHIA BEARD 86 CASSIE BEEMAN 9,52,64,68 DENNIS BENEFIEL 48.75 JEFF BEVER 25,80 JIM BEVER 75 DENISE BIAS 80 DONITA BLACKFORD 65,80 DALE BLACKFORD 9,68 JEFF BLACKFORD 80 JIM BLACKFORD 68 JOHN BLACKFORD 86 VICKIE BLACKFORD 64,68 TIM BLAKELY 75 ROGER BLEDSOE 41,68 ROBIN BORDER 86 PAM BORUM 62,86 RANDY BORUM 87 TIM BOTT 87 HOWARD BOYER 75 SANDY BRASHEAR 52,62,75 DEBBIE BRADBURN 25,75 DAVID BRIGHT 25,48,68 BECKY BROWN 12,48,52,62,64,69 JANIS BROWN 65,87 KENNY BROWN 37,87 JAMES BUCKLES 25,87 JEAN ANN BUCKLES 64,69 SANDRA BURRIS 87 KENYON BURTON 25,75 BELINDA BUSBY 52,62,64,69 GARRY BUSBY 80 PEGGY BUSBY 25,52,62,64,75 BRENDA BUSTER 80 DAVID CACLEY 94 GENA CANFIELD 25,52,62,80 ROY CARPENTER 94 GERRY CARMAN 80 RANDY CAWTHORNE 87 DENNIS CHURCH 63,64,69 DEBBIE CLIFTON 52,63,64,75 DAVID CLINE 87 KATHY CLOSSER 62,64,75 MIKECLOSSER 8,41,69 JAMES COBBLE 8,12,36,37,40,64,69 TERESA COBBLE 49,52,62,65,80 DEBBIE COCKERHAM 25,62,87 DEBBIE COGILL 25,87 DAVID CONKUN 87 ROGER CONLEY 76,77 CHERYL CONRAD 87 CINDY CONRAD 75 DAVID CONRAD 94 JEFF COOK 25,87 DARRELL COOKMAN 75 JENNY COOPER 80 MYRNA COOPER 52,62,80 CHRIS COUCH 62,87 JAMES COUCH 87 TERESA COUCH 25,64,75 JEFF COURTNEY 25,87 MARK COY 41,87 GEORGE COVINGTON 75 TERRI CROSLEY 62,64,75 JAMES CROSS 80 CATHY CRULL 62,64 69 CHERYL CRULL 69 RUTH CULP 94 BRENDA CUMMINS 62,94 LOU ANN CUNNINGHAM 87 RESA CUNNINGHAM 52,62,81 ROBERT CUNNINGHAM 75 ROBERT DAILEY 95 DIANA DAVENPORT 71 CHARLENE DAVIS 52,62,64,75 CINDY DAVIS 52,64,76 CURTIS DAVIS 87 MELANIE DAVIS 65,81 MIKE DAVIS 76 PHIL DAVIS 5,48,95 DALE DAY 81 JIM DAY 76 MONTY DECKARD 76 PAM DERUE 87 RICK DERUE 87 MARSHA DEVER 62,64,76 RICK DICKEY 37,42,76 RANDY DICKINSON 76 KATHI DINSMORE 25,64,65,76 JANIE DISHMAN 90 TERRY DISHMAN 76 JEFF DOUGLAS 69 ROGER DOUGLAS 87 GARY EDEN 81 GARY EDWARDS 25,87 TERRY EDWARDS 8,25,62,64,69 JOHN ELDER 76 BOB EPPERLY 76 JIMEPPERLY 12,36,40,41,69 DEAN ETC HI SON 88 RHONDA EVEREST 88 DANNY FARLEY 88 JAMA FAULKENBERG 81 JEFF FAULKENBERG 81 JAMES FEIGHT 81 DAN FETTY 81 DICK FETTY 37,76 TAMMY FIKE 25,52,64,76 DEBBIE FISHER 62,88 LOU ANN FISHER 52,62,64,69 MARY FISHER 88 KATHIE FLANAGAN 25,52,81 MIKE FLOWERS 25,81 PEGGY FLOWERS 25,64,69 STEVE FLOWERS 25,81 MARTIN FRANKFORD 88 SALLY FRAZEE 88 LAURA FREEMAN 76 MELVIN FRY 69 TERRY FRYE 76 GLENN FULLER 95 VICKIE FULLER 25,88 CATHY GALVIN 62,88 SUSAN GIBSON 52,63,81 JOANNA GILBERT 25,52,81 DAVE GILLESPIE 76 GARY GILLESPIE 70 JANET GILLESPIE 64,70 WALTER GILLESPIE 81 PATTY GOAD 52,64,70 JOHN COODPASTER 88 ROBERT COODPASTER 76 FRED GRAHAM 41,70 UNDA GRANGER 25,62,65,81 TONY GRANGER 70 CONLEY GRAY 88 LINDA GREATHOUSE 65,81 MIKE GREATHOUSE 88 JUDY GRISSOM 65,81 TIMMI GRISSOM 52,64,76 PAM HAHN 81,65 DON HALL 25,42,88 BILL HAMMOND 88 ALAN HANCHER 36,37,38,39,42, 52,76 TED HARBIT 31,95 JOANN HARLESS 81 DAVE HARPER 39,41,76 LORETTA HARPER 25,81 LUANN HARPER 25,64,76 SUSAN HARPER 25,62,81 CURT HARRISON 88 DENISE HARRISON 5,48,52,62,81 KEITH HARRISON 41,81 BRUCE HART 90 CANDY HART 49,88 LEXIE HART 88 NICK HART 25,81 PATTY HART 64,70 TOM HART 70 LORA HARVEY 62,63,64,70 BARRY HAYES 88 LANNY HAYS 77 CHARLES HAZELBAKER 42,70 FRED HEADY 81 JOHN HEATH 70 JOE HEATH 81 LINDA HEATH 88 KIM HEBNER 88 RICK HELLER 25,77 ANITA HENDRICK 65,81 KEITH HENDRICK 77 TONY HENDRICK 88 DICK HENDRICK 9,37,39,52,70 DOUG HENDRICK 81 GENE HENISER 43,93 HARRY HEMME 81 MIKE HERSHEY 41,70 PAT HESTER 62,64,70 Index 122 CINDY HOBBS 65,81 ANITA GENE HOBBS 5,95 RANDY HOBBS 9,25,71 ROGER HOBBS 25,88 RONNIE HOBBS 25,82 VICKIE HOBBS 77 DENNIS HOOD 88 MARIE HOOK 52,82 RENEE HORN 52,65,82 CLAUDIA HOSIER 52,62,82 CHRIS HOSIER 88 TERRY HOSIER 89 PAM HOUK 95 SUE HOVER 52,95 JEFF HOWARD 71 SUSAN HOWARD 77 RICHARD HOWELLS 41,82 DEWARD HUBBARTT 95 KATHY HUDSON 65,82 KEITH HUDSON 29,41,48,77 MARY HUDSON 25,62,89 TRUDY HUGHES 52,85 VICKY HUGHES 82 MIKE HUMPHRIES 89 JACK HUTCHESON 82 JIM HUTCHISON 89 DAVID IDLEWINE 89 JONEJACK 82 DALE JACKSON 89 DEANNA JACKSON 9,10,11,12,49, 52.62.64.71 DIANA JACKSON 77 MARY JACKSON 64,77 RANAYE JARRELL 8,9,12,52,62, 64.71 TONYA JARRELL 49,52,62,64,77 NORMAN JARVIS 89 LINDA JOHNSON 77 MIKE JOHNSON 82 SANDRA JOHNSON 82 SCOTT JONES 89 DENNIS JONES 82 JENNIFER JONES 25,89 LARRY JONES 71 STEVE JONES 90 BILL JONES 37,89 DEBBIE J. KELLEY 62,82 DEBBIE S. KELLEY 65,82 GORDON KERKHOFF 93 RANDY KERKHOFF 41,71 LARRY KINNEMAN 77 MARK KINNEMAN 89 CINDY KIPHART 25,77 CAROL KLINEFELTER 25,62,82 JOHN KNOTTS 82 DAVID KOEHLER 25,96 BRENDA KONKLE 65,89 MIKEKONKLE 39,41,77 SCOTT KRATOVIL 41,96 CHRISTY LAMBESIS 4,63,64,71 GEORGE LAMBESIS 52,89 CARY LAND 82 CONNIE LASHURE 25,62,89 PAM LASHURE 82 DAVID LAWLER 77 JAMES LAWLER 25,71 LISA LAWLER 25,62,82 MARY LAWLER 25,62,82 STEVE LAWRENCE 89 ROD LAWSON 89 BRIAN LEACH 89 CHERYL LEACH 62,65,78 BARBARA LEE 25,82 STANLEY LEEMAN 25,78 BONNIE LEEVER 78 KEITH LEEVER 89 RICK LEEVER 89 RALPH LEHMAN 89 JANET LEISURE 25,89 PAT LENNEN 82 TERESA LEWIS 52,63,82 NANCY LIKENS 62,89 CHARLES LOVELL 89 BRUCE LOWE 89 CATHERYN LUCAS 96 KENNY LYNCH 41,71 clint McClelland 12,36,37,43, 52,64,72 kathy McClelland 49,52,62, 90 kay McClelland 49,52,62,83 DAN McCLINTICK 90 GREG McCUNTICK 39,41,78 DALLAS McCORD 90 JEAN ANN McCORD 90 RILEY McCORD 72 ELSIE McCROCKUN 93 KIM McGUIRE 52,63,64,78 ROD McGUIRE 90 jim McIntyre 90 MARSHA McNAMEE 26,62,90 MIKE McNAMEE 25,37,42,64,78 SUSAN McNAMEE 25,62,82 MIKE McPHEARSON 90 GREG MAHONEY 41,83 TERESA MAHONEY 25,64,71 TIM MAJOR 89 NANCY MANIS 62,83 BILL MARC RUM 90 JIM MARCRUM 71 LARRY MARCRUM 41,71 NANCY MARCRUM 25,52,83 JEFF MARCUM 90 RALPH MARCUM 41,83 VICKIE MARCUM 62,72 PAM MARLEY 2S.78 MARK MARSH 78 RANDY MARSH 37,83 ROBIN MARTIN 65,83 DOM MASTERS 83 WAYNE MASTERS 83 LARRY MERICA 39,96 MERRIL MICHAEL 83 CURTIS MILLER 90 JANET MILLER 96 KATHY MILLER 52,62,65,83 MARGUERITE MILLER 93 STEVE MILLER 72 TOM MILLSPAUGH 83 BEN MINTON 41,72 SUE MINTON 90 ROBIN MODLIN 90 APRIL MOORE 90 COLLEEN MOORE 4,52,64,72 ELAINE MOORE 78 DAN MORGAN 72 DAVID MORGAN 39,78 DENNIS MORGAN 83 LARRY MORRISON 90 LARRY MOSS 83 NANCY MROZ 83 BUDDY MURRAY 25,90 JUDY MURRAY 78 NICK NANCE 42,91 STERRETTNASH 63,96 EDITH NEAUS 91 GREG NEAUS 41,72 JANET NEESE 65,83 GARY NEFF 25,78 CHERYL NEWTON S2,64,78 TINA NICHOLS 25,65,91 TRINA NICHOLS 25,62,65,83 ROGER NICHBERT 91 RITA NORRIS 65,83 CINDY NUDING 62,64,83 DON ORTWEIN 36,37,41,48,72 MADONNA OTTO 25,62,83 THERESA OVERDORF 62,91 MURRY OWEN 36,37,39,79 DAN PADDOCK 37,42,48,78 PAM PAINTER 64,72 MIKE PAINTER 83 CAROL PERKINS 62,91 HUGH PHIPPS 96 PEGGY PICKERING 25,52,62,64, 78 CHERYL PIERCE 72 GEORGE PIERCE 91 RICK PIERCE 83 GREG PIPES 84 MELONY PITTSER 64,72 TEENA PITTSER S2,62,64,78 JOHN PHILUPS 83 LORRIE PORTER 62,84 JANET POST 25,52,62,78 DAVID POTTER 78 PHIL POWELL 84 DONNA PRUITT 65,84 TED PRUITT 91 STEVE QUEAR 52,63,84 FRED QUIMBY 78 JEFF RANDOLPH 84 MARK REECE 41,84 DAN REMINGTON 78 DIANA RICHMOND 62,91 JODI RICKER 91 REBECCA RICKER 62,64,78 BRENDA RIDDLE 91 JERRY RIDDLE 72 CINDY RITCHIE 62,65,84 UNDA ROBERTS 52,64,72 JEFF ROBISON 91 PATTY ROBINSON 52,79,62,64,65 MINONA ROGERS 79,64,65 DEBBIE ROLAND 52,64,73 DIANA ROLAND 62,65,84 RANDY ROMINE 84 PAM ROY 8,12,52,62,64,65,73 TONY SARGENT 84 VICKIE SATTERFIELD 62,64,73 SCHOOL BOARD 93 FLOYD SCOTT 91 PATRICIA SCOTT 62,65,91 MIKE SCOTT 79 UNDA SEAL 90 LUANN SEAL 52,64,79 ALAN SEASTRAND 92 CHERYL SEASTRAND 5,62,64,79 MICHAEL SEASTRAND 84 UNDA SEDWICK 92 DAVID SHARP 92 KATHY SHARP 52,62,84 ROBERTA SHAW 52,64,79 DONITA SHEETS 65,96 TERRY SHELL 84 LESTER SHEPLER 25,79 TERRI SHEWARD 52,62,64,65,79 DANA SHIVELY 52,84 RUTH A. SHIVELY 73 CANDY SHOEMAKER 52,62,84 EMILY SHUTER 52,62,64,65,79 FRANCIS SIGLER 64,96 123 Index GARRY SIGLER 73 DWIGHT SIMMONS 79 GARY SIMMONS 92 KARLA SIMMONS 84 VICKY SIMS 84 BEN SINGER 73 STEVE SINGER 77 RYNDEE SKILLMAN 25,52,62,63, 84 BARBARA SMITH 52,62,64,79 CATHY SMITH 62,84 DENNY SMITH 92 KATHLEEN SMITH 25,52,64,79 HOWARD SOWERS 73 ROBIN SPANGLER 79 CAREY SPAULDING 85 PAM SPAULDING 92 DEBBIE SPRAGUE 62,85 ROGER SPRAGUE 41,73 STEVE STAMPER 9,65,73 ANITA STANSBERRY 79 BILL STANSBERRY 92 GLENN STEVENS 73 BRAD STORM 85 MICHAEL STOTTS 92 LINDA STOUT 92 JOHN STROUP 25,92 PATTY SULLIVAN 64,79 BILL SUMMERS 85 DEBRA SUMMERS 5,25,52,62,64, 74 ANITA SUMNER 77 CINDY SUMNER 25,52,85 TERRY SUMPTER 79 EDDIE SUPER 92 STEVE SWAN 85 ED SWINK 79 KIM SWINK 92 THERESA TANNER 25,62,65,85 PAM TODD 9,10,12,49,52,64,74 BRENDA TOOLEY 62,74 DONNA TRUEBLOOD 85 JIM TRUE 37,39,41,48,79 DAVID TRUMP 79 LARRY TUCKER 9,12,43.52,64, 74 DAN TURNER 79 LARRY VANBRICCLE 41,85 TED VANCLEAVE 74 LUANNE VANCETS 8,52,64,74 RANDAL VANZANT 96 CATHY VESTAL 9,12,52,64,74 DEBBIE VICE 52,64,65,79 TERESA VOSS 25,64,74 BEVERLY WABLE 52,62,64,79 CINDY WAITMAN 62,65,85 DANIEL WAITMAN 85 DAVID WALKER 39,63,74 DONALD WALKER 92 LOUANN WALLACE 85 DAVID WALLS 79 SUSAN WATKINS 64,74 MYRON WATSON 74 CHRIS WAYMIRE 62,65,85 SHEILA WAYMIRE 92 TIM WAYMIRE 79 JAMES WEHSOLIEK 41,96 DEBBIE WELBORN 25,92 CHARLES WEST 79 PHIL WEST 92 MIKE WESTERFIELD 25,37,39,79 RITA WESTERFIELD 25,62,85 ANN WHETSTONE 52,63,64,79 KAREN WHITEHEAD 25,62,85 FAITH WHITMER 96 CURTIS WHITSON 92 PHIL WIESNAUER 85 DANNY WILSON 92 SANDY WILHOITE 85 CAROLYN WINN 92 DEAN WINN 92 DAVID WISE 79 LORA WISE 25,92 DAN WISNER 25,79 UNDA WITTKAMPER 64,74 PAULA WITTKAMPER 25,79 JULIE WOODSIDES 25,62,92 SCOTT WOODSIDES 39,49,79 CONNIE WRIGHT 52,62,85 DEBBIE WRIGHT 65,85 PATSY WRIGHT 92 RANDY WRIGHT 74 RONNIE WRIGHT 37,39,48,74 GARY WYLIE 85 JAMA YOUNCE 92 VIRGINIA YOUNG 65,85 ADVERTISERS INDEX ALEXANDRIA BANKING COMPANY 110 ALLEN'S SHOE STORE 110 ALIBI RESTAURANT 114 ANDERSON BANKING COMPANY 116 ANDERSON BUSINESS COLLEGE 100 ASHTON'S COUNTRY KITCHEN 101 BAILEY DRUG STORE 112 BAUER'S SUPER MARKET 102 B G B JEWELRY 117 BOURFF'S FURNITURE STORE 111 BRAD'S SHELL SERVICE 104 BROADWAY DONUT SHOP 117 BROYLES' FURNITURE STORE 103 BUNCE AUTO 104 BURKE PHARMACY 111 CAMERA SHOP 118 CARTER'S SUPER MARKET 118 CENTRAL INDIANA GAS 112 CERDEN C SON 120 CITIZENS' BANK, ANDERSON 117 CITIZENS' BANK, ELWOOD 109 CLIFTON G YOUNCE TIRE SERVICE 111 COOK SUPERMARKET 106 CO-OP ELEVATOR 117 COTTERMAN FURNITURE 110 COX SUPERMARKET 103 DORIS' BEAUTY SALON 101 DECKER'S 100 DEHORITY G SON 107 DELCO REMY 121 DETER PRINTING 119 ELITE STUDIO 113 ELWOOD MONUMENT CO. 119 ELWOOD READY-MIX 117 EMGE PACKING COMPANY 114 EX-CELLO CORP. 104 FALVEY'S 119 FERMEN'S 110 FIRST NATIONAL BANK 107 FRANKTON BUILDING AND LOAN 115 FRANKTON CLEANERS 120 FRANKTON LUMBER 101 FRANKTON TOOL G MACHINE 115 FRANKTON PRESS 101 FRANKTON SAWMILL 120 GOLDSBERRY FLOWER SHOP 120 GRIN NELL TOY STORE 119 GUIDE LAMP 103 HARDEN G BALSER 100 GEORGE C. HARPER G SONS 100 HECKAMAN BUICK, INC. 112 HEISER FORD, INC. 107 HENDRICK'S AUTO SERVICE 114 HOLLINSBEE INSURANCE AGENCY 103 HORN'S VARIETY STORE 117 HUNTER-WEIDNER CHEVROLET, INC. 100 INDIANA ELEVATOR, INC. 120 INDIANA-MICHIGAN ELECTRIC 118 INLAND MARINE 118 JACK'S BAKERY 111 JACK'S BARBER SHOP 101 LYMAN JACKSIN BUILDER 108 JGM RECORDS 118 JOHNSON APPAREL 111 JONES' AUTO SALES 115 KAY'S BEAUTY SHOP 114 KELLEY'S FURNITURE 112 KELLEY'S LAUNDRY 101 KERR'S HARDWARE 110 KLEIN SHOE STORE 107 LAMBESIS FOOD MARKET 112 LEESON'S DEPARTMENT STORE 100 BOB LEONARD--HERFF JONES 106 LOREN'S SERVICE CENTER 111 LOVE'S FLORAL SERVICE 115 LOY PIANO SALES 118 ALLEN McCORD BUILDER Mcknight implement 107 MANGAS CAFETERIA 118 MARGARET'S BEAUTY SHOP 115 D G H MILLER G COMPANY 117 MILLER HUGGINS 117 JOHN W. MOORE CHEVROLET 105 MR. HAPPY BURGER 110 ORDIES SHOES 103 PETERSON BUICK 119 PONDEROSA STEAK HOUSE 114 REDA ANN'S COUNTRY BEAUTY SHOP 118 REGENOLD PONTIAC 108 REID'S STUDIO 114 REYNOLD'S ELECTRIC 107 RHODES JEWELERS 118 RIEGEL'S, INC. Ill R.C.A. PEPSI-COLA BOTTLERS 113 ROGERS G SONS 100 SEARS G ROEBUCK 103 SHIRK'S MENS STORE 110 ROY SMITH'S APPLIANCES 111 SMI TTY'S PURE OIL 120 SPRAGUE AUTO BODY SHOP 115 SPOO'S GARAGE 110 OTTO STROUP INSURANCE 115 22 STREET HARDWARE 112 VEST CLEANERS 104 WAYMIRE T.V. 112 WINGLERâS FINE FURNITURE 114 WINSTEAD APPLIANCE STORE 103 WOLF'S MOTOR COURT 119 AL WOOLBERT ATTORNEY 114 ZERBE'S SHOE STORE 119 Index 124 Autographs 125 Autographs Perhaps, the 1971 Eaglite will be thought to be dis- organized and wandering. It carries no weighing theme or hidden meaning between the facing pages. It says little of what happened at FHS for it is a visual picturebook--a book which you lived through and know its story better than what could be put in an author's unchangeable words. To each, it has a different story, a story told by one's own private feelings of jubilation and joy or despair over a lost direction. Its greatest lines will be written by fel- low classmates whose deeds will be revived as they are etched in the mind when their memory has long been for- gotten . . . Closing To All of Us, an End, and Another Beginning To many, these photographic images will represent no more than the blankness of the closed mind. They do not present a happening of any sort and content wise, possibly not belong among its chosen course. But if in one, a thought most cher- ished is again remembered, then the book's true purpose has been captured. 128 Closing
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