Frankton High School - Eaglite Yearbook (Frankton, IN)

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TO LEGALIZE OR NOT TO L, THAT WAS THE QUESTION! ON the state and county soaring (sales) taxes, levels, such topics as and ever-increasing the legalization of: abor- college costs, tion, Sunday liquor sales, no fault divorce, ALTHOUGH not affected the death penalty, and as much as other states, the eighteen-year-old Indiana did get a taste of age of majority were the Sas shortage and debated. meat boycott, and the inflating prices that THE state government came with both, also was faced with such questions as those con- WHILE Madison County cerning the ERA (Equal saw the birth of a new Rights Amendment), the courthouse, racing fans una, 0« House o° Boyco O' O' The Deal Of ERA CZJ coo' Aor ng VAaVOC Cost Of Attending Colie . r '. One 0 1 ,itib 1 . .«. J ole House

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NEW PROBLEMS NEW CHANGES FRANKTON High hardly be the solution School also has had its when the need for share of problems. classrooms arose. Probably the major Quick thinking put the problem was over- Physics class in the crowding, from it candy store , and stemming other prob- such solutions reme- lems. Doubling up on died other classroom lockers helped to solve situations, the shortage problem there, but that could FRANKTON has be- come more aware of WOMEN'S Lib also in- the changing world and vaded the sports area, is beginning to recog- The formation of a nize the fact that the girls bowling league girls have been de- and the inclusion of prived in certain areas two girls on the golf in the past. For the team helped lead to first time. Women’s the formation of an Lib invaded all-male all-girl track team, classes, and the guys of the Vocational Ag- OTHER changes were riculture and Meehan- as follows: ical Drawing classes walked to class the THE grading period first day only to dis- was changed from a cover a eirl in each six to a nine week of the two classes. period. THE first full f %• 0' lll K i» EYE Cheefleodets Gan Ideas Rri otd Nurtthot U » Skith. Of Dmmjt LRSpN HERALH Water last b$u» Lm