Frankton High School - Eaglite Yearbook (Frankton, IN)

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year for a twenty- Merica, and Scott minute break brought Kratovil led to the ad- with it goodies for dition of Bruce Blom- sale in the cafeteria, berg, |ane Lee, Mark a way to hush those Peterson and Dennis third and fourth per- Ice to the staff, iod growling tummies. AN eighth grade Par- SEVERAL new classes ents Night was intro- were introduced this duced this year to give year, including alco- prospective freshmen hoi, tobacco, and nar- and their parents a cotics; printing; art peek into high school appreciation; and Boys' life. Next fall. College Glee Club. Night will also be plan- ned in order to let stu- THE loss of teachers dents and their parents Jim Wehsollek, Larry get acquainted with bare necessities, various colleges. Schools and businesses were closed, and the MUCH to the students’ acidation of the exist - dismay, only 1 day of ing wells ate the clog- school was dismissed ging lime and the prob- due to snow. But lem was temporarily April’s showers solved, brought not May's flowers, but rather a shortage of water! Streets were flooded, yet there was not even water enough to flush the toilets! The whole town was instructed to use water only for the

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 Do you believe in miracles? Miracles happen every min- ute Of every day. Day in and day out-- The sun shining during the day, The moon and the stars at night, Rain in the spring, Snow in the winter. Hearing birds sing. Seeing the blue sky. Touching a soft newborn kitten, Smelling the autumn leaves. Tasting ice cream on a hot day. Experiencing the sweet things of life. Remembering the good time And forgetting the bad. But there is one miracle Stranger than those above. Do you believe in miracles? You are living one-- The miracle of life! Phyllis Kay Addison Marshal