Frankton High School - Eaglite Yearbook (Frankton, IN)

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Above, a picture of some of the couples who attended the evening of bow ties and ribbons. At left, Kevin Barnett, Barb Ashton, and Ivan Howells find a moment to converse away from the dancing. Left, Jerry Sheward reads the senior wills and the prophecy during a break in music and dancing. Below, Desi Waymire and Garry Busby seem to be aware of only each other, a typical scene for the romantic eve- ning. Prom - 21

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A full moon peeked through a cloudy sky to present a perfect evening for the Junior-Senior Prom. For weeks, May 3 was the upper- most thought in the anxious minds of juniors and seniors. Girls worried about whether or not they would be asked to the prom while guys built up their nerve to ask that special girl. On the night of the prom, students and teachers drove to Blink's World in Noblesville for an evening of fun and dancing in a room decorated to the theme of Pieces of April . Becky Roland was crowned queen by the 1974 queen. Candy Hart. As . Becky and her escort. Curt Harrison, began the queen's dance, other couples joined them and filled the floor with whirling dresses and moving feet. A highlight for seniors was the read- ing of the senior wills and the prophecy. Eleven o'clock was the time for the band. Bittersweet Staff, to pack up, thus ending another prom for another year. The crowd gradually thinned as couples left one by one. PROM: A SPECIAL NIGHT Prom queen Becky Roland receives a kiss and roses from Mr. Heniser. QUEEN CANDIDATES AND ESCORTS - Jada Morin and Tony Strangeway; Becky Roland and Curt Harrison; 1973 Queen Candy Hart and Eddie Super; Jean Alexander and Roy Keralla; Cindy Cockerham and Terry Poole; Brenda Morgan and Jerry Sheward. 20 - Prom

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May 26th turned out to be the day seniors had been looking forward to for the previous four years of high school study. The graduation ceremony con- sisted of the baccalaureate and com- mencement combined. Beginning promptly at 5:00, the seniors, clad in navy caps and gowns, silently filed into the gymnasium to the beat of Pomp and Circumstance . The stage was set with vases of red roses, the senior class flower; the backdrop displayed the class motto; Know Thy- self . Speeches were given by the vale- dictorian, Donald Walker, and the co- salutatorians, Tonia Schmidt and Gary Simmons. The guest speaker was Dr. George Swafford from Ball State Uni- versity. Awards were given by Mr. Heniser previous to the presentation of diplomas. CLASS OF ’74 BECOMES A PART OF FHS HISTORY TONIA SCHMIDT GARY SIMMONS CO-SA LUTATORIAN CO-SALUTATORIAN Anticipation is the expression seen on many senior faces as the big moment draws near. 1 22 - Graduation