Frankton High School - Eaglite Yearbook (Frankton, IN)

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CHOIR GIVES ANNUAL SHOW THE annual choir show was held on April 27. Directed by Mrs. Whit- mer, the concert choir, combined choirs, boys' glee club and girls’ glee club, presented a num- ber of songs along the theme of Sounds of America in Song. ALTHOUGH school was not held due to the water shortage, dress rehear- sals were held nightly prior to production night. C: A interested band member looks over the handiwork of the Super Poster. D: The choir sings to their peak led by Mrs. Whitmer. E: Mr. Hof- fer lends an ear to Connie Johnson at one of the many practices for the Bandarama. F: Mark Bodkin and Mary Ann Hudson seem to enjoy their dance number. G: The Boys' Glee Club tries to get across the message in the songs they sing. H: Lonnie Smith plays the organ in Jazz band practice in preparation for the coming performance.

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 7 MORE TIME! — BAND — ARAMA BANDARAMA '73 was on the minds of all hand and majorette members from the beginning of rehearsals in February to the nights of the show April 13 and 14. For those involved the words, Let's run through the entire show ONE more time, became a curse. But the effort paid off the nights of the perfor- mance. NEW ideas were instit- uted this year. A Super Poster was created for the number Jesus Christ SuperStar . Much con- troversy concerned the poster. MAJORETTES were featured in dances from the '30's and the '70's. The gun corp made its premeire performance. Composed of five fresh- men girls the corp practiced for 3 months. EVERYONE seemed to out do themselves in putting on Bandarama '73. A: Debbie Quear brings the performance of Black G White to an end. B: Choir members and accompianist, Lisa Law- ler watch Mrs. Whitmer eager- ly for the downbeat.

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TRACK: DISAP- POINT- MENT THE 1972-73 FHS track team met with many hin- drances and disappoint- ments. The weather was very unfavorable for practice and for many of the meets. There were some nota- ble accomplishments by the team and several individuals. There were some strong individual efforts but the team lacked depth. TEAM captain was Gar- ry Busby, while most valuable player was Mark Alexander. 25 Freshmen came out for track. This might indicate greater things for the years to come. FHS 20 44 68 36 48 48-i 7th 46 SCORES Pendleton 65 Elwood 88 Alexandria 59 Mad-Grant 114 Ham. Heights 79 Mt. Vernon 78 J WRC Shen. 74 Lapel Highland 75 Muncie Bur. 26 Marion Ben. 8 39 A: Mark Cobble flashes a new face as he practices the hurdles. B: Mark Alexander reaches for the baton from relay team mem- ber Martin Frankford. C: ROW 1 Eddie Super, Jim Couch, Gar- ry Busby, Jeff Sizelove, Tony Strangeway, Terry Poole, Ron Qualls. ROW 2 George Barker, Emery Murray, Keith Kerkhoff, Greg Miller, Wes White, Steve Lawrence, Greg Overdorf. ROW 3 Carlos Super, Ned Hart, Mark Cobble, Marty Upchurch, Bill Marcrum, Mike Cooper, Mike Surber. ROW 4 Mr. Dav- is, Brian Bridenthal, Jay Couch, Tim Detrick, Kent Remington, I.arry Geer, Carl Shultz. ROW 5 Mr. Phipps, Carey Spauld- ing (manager), Greg Nichols, Darrell Couch, Kent Pipes, Rick Hamilton. 30 - Student Life