Frankton High School - Eaglite Yearbook (Frankton, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1977 volume:

1977 EAGLITE Vol. No. 28 Frankton High School 610 Clyde Street Frankton, Indiana 46044 i TABLE OF CONTENTS Opening 1 FALL 9 Student Life 10 Academics 12 Clubs 16 Sports 22 Faculty 26 WINTER 37 Student Life 38 Clubs 40 Sports 46 Underclassmen 54 SPRING 71 Clubs 72 Sports 86 Seniors 96 Advertising 111 Index 130 Closing 134 Acknowledgements 136 Days at Frankton High School are ones we’ll always remember in some way or another. The year started out like most other school years. In August, there was con- fusion among 650 students as they pre- pared for classes. Students were found roaming the halls, trying to find “hidden” class- rooms—the shop area, cafeteria, foot- ball shed, locker rooms, the portable, and the Ag room. Finding lockers, meeting teachers and friends, adjusting to new schedules and homework after a long summer break, will always be remembered. 3 4 The past year was incredible! It was a bad time to be a legionnaire ... especially if you wanted to attend a convention. CB’ers searched for people with their “ears on.” We had a white Christmas, and a White New Years, and a white February ... Store clerks had a hard time finding places for $2 bills, while consumers had a hard time believing the prices they paid. Severe weather convinced many to store up on groceries before they were stranded again. Another type of flu popped up. A vaccine was discovered for it, but unfortunately some- thing was also discovered about the vaccine. It was linked to a form of temporary paralysis, but the ban on the vaccine was later dropped. Entertainment as usual, played a vital part in the year-from continuing bicentennial celebrations, to newly popular sports, such as racquetball, to ever popu- lar television and movies, such as “Network”, starring Peter Finch. There were bad points, too, in the deaths of old and new favorites, such as Freddie Prinze of “Chico and the Man.”_______________________________________ 5 School activities and problems were important to students, but not just on the local level. Many seniors voted this year for the first time. Some students say that it was not a big thrill, but some felt like they got their “two cents” worth by helping to choose what President would be serving the next four years. Even though the majority of the students backed Ford at the polls, Jimmy Carter and his newly appointed staff won big. And so on inaugural day, Janu- ary 20, 1977 President Carter and Vice-President Walter Mon- dale officially took office. 7 At three o’clock another school day has gone by. Some stay after for athletic practices, special club meetings, rehearsals, cheer- leading or yearbook. This year two special people who had long been associated with Frankton High School and its activities re- tired from the faculty-Mr. Ster- ret Nash and Mrs. Francis Sigler. No matter who you are, you will always look back on the Days Gone By. 8 10 THIS PAGE: UPPER RIGHT-Wishing the other team “good luck” is an important part of the game for the game captains Steve Fuller and Mick Dawson. UPPER LEFT-Lisa Wittkamper cries for joy after being named Frankton’s Junior Miss. LEFT-Part of the float contest is trying to get it there as the seniors show by pulling theirs. OPPOSITE PAGE: ABOVE-Everyone is happy and smil- ing after the crowning of Homecoming Queen Robyn Truex. CENTER RIGHT-It seems like everyone was involved in the “The Music Man.” CENTER LEFT-A Bicentennial theme carries through to the sophomore class float. BELOW-Part of the homecoming festivities at half time is a presentation from the band. II 12 Classes Come in All Shapes, Sizes THIS PAGE: LEFT-At lunch, students get a chance to “recharge their energy as Mrs. Bartlow mans the candy sales in the concession stand. UPPER LEFT-Vocational school, on a part time basis, is an important educa- tional alternative for many students as they prepare to enter the job market. ABOVE-Even parents get into the act during Education Week! OPPOSITE PAGE: UPPER LEFT-P.E. and health are required for freshman-ev- erybody gets into the routine. UPPER RIGHT-Not all classes are bor- ing ALL the time. LOWER LEFT-Many students find the library valuable for research or study time. LOWER RIGHT-For the first time, driver’s education became a part of the regular school year and classroom lec- tures moved into the cafeteria. Classroom Learning, Activities Vary RIGHT-Doris Super looks bored with the whole situation. BELOW-Jim Murrell is having difficulty working on his collage in English class. LOWER LEFT-This test seems too hard for the Algebra I students. LOWER RIGHT-Ronica Brashear is having difficulty finding the page the assignment is on. 14 ABOVE-To Becky Closser, sleeping is more fun than studying. CENTER LEFT-Elizabeth McNamee takes time out for the photographer. CENTER RIGHT-Steve Mundell does his daily work comfortably. LEFT-A representative from IUPUI interested Darla Fetty, Kathy Ester, and Mike Shcward. 15 FHA Completes Active Year FHA got underway this year with a new sponsor, Mrs. Nancy Johnson. The girls’ money mak- ing projects for the year included selling stationery and sponsoring a disco dance, “The Funky Feeiin’.” A field trip took them to Riley Children’s Hospital in In- dianapolis. At Christmas time, FHA members once again went caroling at Community Hospital and Turtle Creek and Americana nursing homes. Officers were: Lori Strangeway, pres.; Jennifer Brasher, vice-pres.; Gloria John- son, secretary; and Lisa Kelly, treasurer. RIGHT—FHA: (1. to r.) Row I—Lisa Kelly (treas.), Carol Turner. Julie Usfo, Karen Parker, Patty Stinnett (chairman), Doris Su- per. Jennifer Farley. Karen Gulmire, Gloria Johnson (sec.). Row 2-Julie Wheat, Gay Beamer. Kandy Hall. Karen Holder. Debbie Gustin. Penny Broeg. Kelly Broeg. Opal Barnett, Linda Smith. Row 3—Debbie Law- son, Theresa Ell, Terri Granger. Peggy Swan. Terri Davis, Nancye Marsh. Lucinda Mi- chael, Ronda Knight, Mrs. Nancy Johnson (sponsor). Row 4-Donna Stafford. Debbie Hobbs, Kathy Carter. Sheryl Delaplane. Ann Sims. Teresa Beamer. Kammy Dawson. Di- ana Mitchell. Toni Galvin. Becky Closser. Row 5-Denise Edwards. Michele Waymire. Debby Forrester, Denise Etchison. Tracy Baker. Lisa Doller. Brenda Quear, Patsy Frazee. Toni Turbeville. Kim Bennett. Future Farmers Attend Indy Tractor Pull Early in the year, FFA at- tended a soil judging contest and a poultry contest. In October, FFA and FHA had a ‘bowling and billiards’ night out. Members attended a tractor pull in In- dianapolis in February. The an- nual candy sale was a money making project. Officers were: Myron Wittkamper, pres.; Jeff Horn, vice-pres.; Scott Heaton, secretary; Angel Blaylock, trea- surer; Carol Hendricks, reporter; and Steve Marsh, sentinel. LEFT-FFA: (1. to r.) Row 1-Mr. Tom Mitchell (sponsor), Carol Hendricks (reporter), Angel Blay- lock (treas.), Scott Heaton (sec.), Dave Hicks, Lee Hendricks, Eddie Mori, Rex Hughes, Arthur King. Row 2-Allen Musick, Jim Huffman, Phil Etchison, Gary Claxon, Rex Harvey, Denny Miller, Mike Mays, Kevin Antrim. Row 3—Allen Hall, Rick Hen- drick, John Fleener, Pat Connelly, Eddie Evans, Mike Bolt, Tony Bailey, Tony Alexander, Jeff Banker, Eric Horn, Dave Huffman. Row 4—Steve Marsh, Toby Bell, Blaine Vandersnick, Ben Hall, Pat Geer, Rex VanBriggle. Dave Smith. Steve Lei- sure, Jim Wright. Jeff Horn. Drama Club Produces Fall Spring Shows The two-year old Drama Club had quite a few activities this year. Money was raised by hold- ing a car wash in the school park- ing lot in the fall and sponsoring a hot dog stand at half of the home basketball games. In the fall, a three-act play, “The Mouse That Roared,” was performed and in the spring another three- act play, ‘The Stuckpot,” was presented. The club planned a trip to King’s Island as the final activity for the school year. Mike Crowder took over the presi- dent’s duties, and Judi Hosier acted as secretary. Sponsor Mrs. Carol Galbraith lost at least 10 members to graduation. 18 LEFT-DRAMA CLUB (I. to r.) Row 1- Heather Jackson. Nancy Hosier. Beth Quarles. Mike Sheward. Eran Hall, Sharon Richardson. Rae Jean Gill, Mrs. Carol Galbraith. Row 2- Mike Crowder. Julie Closser. Barb Bibb, Rick Quarles. Teresa Carter. Becky Closser, Barb Pe- ters, Lisa Flanagan. Row 3-Dennis Bibb. Jeff Dodd. Judi Hosier. Diana Braddick, Lana Can- Field. Lori Strangeway, Denise Edwards. Row 4-Liz McNamec, Cindy Clay, Diane Allport. Debbie McCulloch, Polly Argabnght, Mike Nichols, Sam Riley, Jim Akers. coot :o 19 Council Expands Activities Officers for 1976-77 were Mike Sheward (pres.), Lana Canfield (v.-pres.), and Betsy Brown (sec.- treas.). Along with Mike, Jana Sheward. Robyn Truex, and The- resa Weaver attended the state Student Council convention at Delta High School. They brought back many new ideas for money- making projects and raising school spirit. They also helped to sponsor many activities, including the Homecoming parade and dance, school convocations, and “Par- ent’s Day” at which 21% of the parents attended classes for their children. The Elwood Elks sponsored “Teenagers of the Month,” which the student council helped select, among those named were Mickey Dawson, Theresa Weaver. Bruce Hughes, Robyn Truex, Betsy Brown, Mike Sheward, Jay Claybaugh. and Lana Canfield. RIGHT: STUDENT COUNCIL (I. to r.) Row I: Theresa Weaver. Robyn Truex. Mike Sheward (pres.), Lana Canfield (v.-pres.). Denny Sheward. Row 2: Mr. Ord LeMaster. Tim Wade. Jay Claybaugh. Betsy Brown (sec.-treas.), Cheryl Ball. Mike Crowder. Row 3: Jana Sheward. Dave Haney, Nancy Hosier, Jill Woodsides, Kevin Ault. Rex Van Briggle. 20 New Honor Society Replaces NHS An exclusive National Honor Society saw its last year at FHS. Led by pres. Lisa Wittkamper and sec.-treas. Gail Brown, these seniors were chosen for their scholastic achievement, lead- ership, character, and service. A new organization, simply called ‘Honor Society’, will automati- cally include the top 0% of the junior and senior classes. NHS members hosted the in- duction ceremony for the new Honor Society members on March 6. Mr. Nash spoke at the meeting and introduced next year’s sponsor, Mr. Ivan Lamaster. LEFT: NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY (I. to r.) Row I: Robyn Truex, Lisa Wittkamper (pres.). Row 2: Sheri Bever. Rick Quarles. Denny Sheward, Mickey Dawson. Donna Claybaugh. Row 3: Judi Hosier. Barb Bibb. Gail Brown (sec.-treas.). Kathy Ester. Row 4: Mr. Sterrett Nash. Not pictured: Mike Sheward. ABOVE: FRANKTON HONOR SOCIETY (I. to r.) Row I: Marsha Busby. Tammy Bailey, Steve Parker. JefF Dodd. Mike Sheward. Cheryl Ball. Becky Underriner. Betsy Brown. Linda Browning. Row 2: Jane Leathers. Tina Galaher. Theresa Weaver. Diana Braddick. Steve Mundell, Julie Clos- ser. Dennis Wellman, Lynn Hall. Karen Swartz. Bruce Hughes. Row 3: Debbie Miller. Liz McNamee. Jay Claybaugh. Barry Roberts. Barry England. Gail Brown. Lisa Wittkamper. Barb Bibb. Rick Quarles, Dane Whetsel, Mr. Ivan Lamaster. 21 Eagles Claim First Homecoming Victory When the Lapel Bulldogs came to town on Sept. 17, The Frank- ton Eagles were ready. Although first year coach Bob Schar- nowske’s team was 1-3 the Eagles dominated the first half and went on to a 30-6 win. The win gave Frankton its first homecoming win ever. After the homecoming win, bad luck came to town. The Eagles came up on the short end against Highland, Ham. Hts., Wes-Del, and Tri-Central. First-time opponent Edinburgh came to town. The first half was close, and the Eagles took command in the sec- ond half for a 36-22 win. In the Edinburgh game, Steve Fuller rushed for 253 yards to become the first Eagle to rush over a thousand yards. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES El wood 48 FHS 0 Shendndoah 20 12 Ml. Vernon i ,8 14 Lapel . 6. m 30 Highland 34 16 Hamilton Hts. 35 8 Wes Del 47 6 Tri Central 36 14 Edinburgh 22 36 Pend. Hts. 35 12 ABOVE: (1. to r.). Row I: Dave Clark. Jeff Furnish. Rex VanBrigelc, Mike Gra- ham, Scott Carpenter, Tom Gish, Bill Blackmond. Ronnc Cox, John Wade, Jimmy Murrell, Larry O’Brvant. Row 2: Steve Fuller. Randy Parker. Mike Crowder. Kevin Ault. Ron Frazier. Erick Faust. Richard Bricker. Tracy Kuklenski, Alan Paschal. Dave Haney. Row 3: David McCullouch. Gerald Imel. Steve Gish, Jon Risk, Tim Wade. Paul Munson. Mike McKinley, Jeff Horn, Claude Stephens. Row 4: Pat Geer, Eric Hudson. Allen Hall, Mickey Dawson, Dane Whetsel. Dave Thrasher. Coach Otis Cress. Coach Phil Abernathy. Row 5: Bruce Hughes, Dan Etchison, Jerry Etchison, Randy Gates, Keith Kinser, Coach Tom Urban, Coach Bob Schamowske. 22 TOP-Thc FHS line opens a hole for the ball carrier. MIDDLE LEFT-Under fire, the QB can al- ways unload the ball. ABOVE-A happy Steve Fuller finally reaches paydirt. LEFT-Thc FHS offensive line surges ahead in an attempt to turn the play into a big gainer. OPPOSITE PAGE: UPPER RIGHT-The junior Eagles prepare to move towards a pos- sible score. MIDDLE LEFT The enemy begins to con- verge on an FHS ballcarrier. MIDDLE RIGHT Coach Scharnowske asks the question “Will they never learn?” RIGHT-Coach Cress wants to talk about this one. 23 UPPER LEFT-Dane Whetsel and Bruce Hughes con- gratulate each other on a well-executed play. UPPER RIGHT-Quarterback Bruce Hughes maps out the strategy for the FHS offensive team. ABOVE—Coach Urban offers a word of advice to Bruce Hughes. MIDDLE RIGHT—Dan Etchison finds daylight in route to a big gainer. RIGHT—No. 39 must have done something right. 24 Cross Country Trudges On The 1976 edition of the FHS varsity cross country team struggled its way through a mediocre 4-7 season. The team got off to a fast start, winning its First three dual meets. They sandwiched these victories around a third-place finish against Shenandoah, Yorktown, and Mt. Vernon for a 3-2 record. The Eagle harriers won against Alex before hitting a tailspin. They lost to Ham. Hts., dropped a three-way meet to Ham. Hts. and Lapel, then dropped another three-way. The harriers didn’t fare so well in the invitationals. The best they could manage was Fifth out of nine at Sheridan. Of the 23 teams in the sectional, the Eagles mustered a 16th place showing. Kevin Hudson, owner of three class records, was selected ‘Most Valuable Runner.’ Mike Sheward, owner of the other class record, was elected team captain. The reserves posted an im- pressive 9-1 record. CROSS COUNTRY SCORES Sheridan 33 Mt. Vernon 35 Shen. 43 Yktwon. 45 Mt. Vernon Alexandria 37 Hamilton Hls. 25 Hamilton Hls. 38 Lapel 40 Elwood 36 Mad. Grant 39 Yktwn. Invitational -8th out of 10 DaleviUe Invitational—5th out of 5 Sheridan Invitational—5th out of 9 WRC meet-7th out of 8 Sectional—16th out of 23 Reserve record: 9-1 f FHS 24 24 7160 23 30 44 47 £ LEFT: CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: (L to r.). Row I: Randy Marlow. Scott Haney, Mike Sheward. Denny Sheward, Kevin Hudson. Row 2: Ken Lehman, Jeff Alexander, Dennis Wellman, Larry Shively. Row 3: Ben Hall, Tim Pedro, Randy Murray, Tony Hughes. Brad Samuels. ABOVE-This is only the start of a long. 216-mile trip along the scenic route. MIDDLE LEFT—Randy Murray and Dennis Wellman begin to show the signs of fatigue as they turn the comer. UPPER LEFT-Scott Haney trudges on as Larry Shively desperately tries to keep pace. 25 Volleyball “Sets” at 9-7; Reserves 6-8 The varsity volleyball team got off to a fast start this year be beating Hamilton Hts, Elwood, and Noblesville. The Eagles cooled down and won six of their next 13 games to end the season at 9-7. The Eagles won the first game in the sec- tional against Lapel, a team who had beaten them, then lost in two games to Highland. Four girls received WRC recognition. Ter- rie Couch and Kathy Wade were members of the All-Conference team. Donetta Beaver and Tammy Couch received Honorable Mention. ABOVE RIGHT: Peggy Clark returns an opponent’s volley as other reserve players prepare for action. RIGHT: Terri Couch dives in an effort to keep the other team from scoring. BELOW: VOLLEYBALL TEAM: (1. to r.) Row 1 Peggy Hurst, mgr., Becky Closser. Dee Dee Rehmel, Coach Huntsinger, Linda Schmink, Kathy Wade. Deb- bie Hall, mgr. Row 2- Marianne Anderson, mgr., Cris Blockson. Tammie Couch, Donnetta Beaver, Terrie Couch. Becky Undcrriner, Carol Marsh. Row 3-Mar- sha Shively. Penny Pickering, Denise Etchison, Peggy Clark. Beth Quarles. Teresa Jackson, Debbie Knotts. Row 4-Lisa Engle. Ellie Schmink, Tammy Hall. Shelly Stafford. Donnes Beaver. LOWER RIGHT: Terrie Couch sets the ball up for a teammate as other Eagles set up for the kill. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL SCORES Ham. Hts. 8-15; 15-5. 15-7 W Elwood 10-15. 17-15, 15-8 W Noblesville 15-5. 15-11 W York town 9-15. 10-15 L Lapel 8-15, 12-15 L Shenandoah 15-9. 15-8 W Ham. S. Esin. 15-2. 17-15 w Pend Hts. 11-15, 12-15 L Highland 4-14. 16-14,2-15 L Wes Del 15-11,3-15.8-15 L Alexandria 15-12. 12-15, 15-12 W Dalevillc 8-15, 15-3. 15-7 W Sectional (Lapel) 15-4, 12-15. 15-12 w (Highland) 8-15, 5-15 L 26 UPPER LEFT-Dee Dee Rehmel prohibits an op- ponent’s scoring attempt. UPPER RIGHT-Debbie Knotts starts a scoring play for the reserve Eagles. MIDDLE LEFT: Peggy Clark bumps the ball for the Eagles. LEFT- Debbie Knotts watches as an Eagle spike goes over the net. 27 Faculty, Staff Continue to Change, Improve OPPOSITE PAGE: ABOVE (I. to r.) DORIS NOLTON-Secretary, EMILY BROWN registrar, RUTH BAHLER School Nurse for the West Central Community School Corporation, DAVID CAGLEY Speech and Hearing for the West Central Community School Corporation. ABOVE (I. to r.) GORDON KERKHOFF-Principal. MARJORIE ANDREW-Guid- ance Director, Senior Sponsor. LARRY HANNA-Assistant Princpal, IVAN LAMAS- TER—Guidance, General Math, Freshman Sponsor. CENTER RIGHT: WEST CENTRAL SCHOOL BOARD (I. to r.) Row l-Gcorge Hall, Charles Clark. Rex Elchison. Row 2-Fred St. John. Row 3—George Likens. Supt. Gerald Roudebush, Asst. Supt. Gene Heniser, Howard Mills, John Usfo. 28 29 ABOVE (LEFT to RIGHT): PHIL ABER- NATHY-Algebra 11,General Math, World History; Freshman BB. Ass’t Baseball. Reserve Ass’t Football. DAVID BARTLOW-Bookkeeping I. Typing I; Se- nior Sponsor NED BOURKE-Geometry, Physics, Tri- gonometry; Junior Sponsor. BELOW (LEFT to RIGHT): LARRY CAN- ADA Y-Chemistry and Biology II. OTIS CRESS-English I. II. Ill: Head Wrestling. Ass’t Football. RUTH CULP-English II. Spanish I II; Junior Sponsor. Spanish Club. PHIL DAVIS-U.S. History, Driver’s Education; Cross Country, Head Track. CAROLYN DODD-English III. French I II; Sophomore Sponsor, French Club. 30 ABOVE (LEFT to RIGHT): JAMES FLETCHER-Algebra I. Gen- eral Math, F.C.A., Head BB, Golf. FRAN FOLSOM P.E. 9 10. Health. Government, U.S. History; Girls’ BB. Health Club. GLEN FULLER Drawing I II. Printing, Drafting; Elect. Maintenance. BELOW (LEFT to RIGHT): CAROL GALBRAITH English II IV; Pep Club. Drama Club DEWARD HUBBARTT-English I. American Problems. Ground Supervision; Sophomore Sponsor. CATHY HUNTSINGER P.E. 9 10, Al. Tob. Nar.. Drivers Educa- tion; Girls' VB, Track. DENNIS HUNTSINGER-Woods I II, Metals I II NANCY JOHNSON-Home Economics I. Foods Clothing. Mar- riage Management, Child Development; F.H.A. 31 — r BELOW: (I. to r.)-KATHIE LAKE- English I. Journalism I II; Yearbook. Newspaper. NINA LEE-Library and Library Club. ORD LEM ASTER-Government, Economics. Driver’s Education; Student Council. CATHRYN LUCAS Crafts, General Art, 3-D 2-D Art; Freshman Sponsor, Art Club. JAN MCCLAIN Typing I. General Business; Cheerleader Sponsor. BELOW: (I. to r.) TOM MILLER Band. Jr. High Band. Majorettes. TOM MITCHELL Farm Motors-Maintenance. Farm Woods. Ag. 1. II. III. and IV; FFA. Ass t Track STERRETT NASH Biolog I and II; A.V. Director. Honor Society ROBERT SCHARNOWSKE P.E. 9 and 10. Health 9. Al.. Tob.' Nar.. Civics. American Problems; Head Football. Ass t. Basketball. FRANCIS SIGLER Typing II. Shorthand I and II. Algebra I; FBLA 34 LEFT: (I. to r.) TOM URBAN P.E. 9 and 10. Health 9. Al. Tob. Nar.. Psychology-Recreation; Head Baseball. Ass’t Football FAITH WHITMER Choir 9. 10. 11. 12, Concert Choir. Music Ap- preciation; Swing Choir Large Staff Helps Keep School Going UPPER LEFT—Mr. and Mrs. McCrary talk over course selections with Mr. Lamaster on Eighth- Grade Parent Night. UPPER RIGHT-CUSTODIANS (I. to r.) Wilfred Alexander, Ann McCrary. Larry McCrary. Not Pic- tured: Richard Stock. ABOVE—Mr. John Alexander. Building Supervisor for West Central Schools, must make the rounds to each school in the system often. ABOVE RIGHT-WEST CENTRAL BUS DRIV- ERS (1. to r.) Ronnie Smith. Paul Lennon, Bill Spoo. Richard Fox, Ward Jackson, Harold Ebert. Donnda Ebert. C.O. Cox, Rick Hall, Larry Crull (substituting for Maurice Wittkampcr), Joyce Basey. and Joe Smith. Not pictured: captain Austin Mays and Dir. of Transportation Gene Heniser, Ass’t. Supt. RIGHT-CAFETERIA STAFF (I. to r.) Joyce Ken- nedy, Jean Gordon. Betty Alexander, Janet Kinser, Mildred Leeg (cafeteria manager), Charlotte Hight. and Mary Jane Ashby. Not pictured: Mrs. Leona Flanagan, cafeteria director Tor West Central Schools. 36 k RIGHT 1977 has been a rough year, weather w ise. Snow caused EHS and many other schools to be out of school for two weeks. CENTER LEFT Greg Williams and Jerry Em- mons were among the finalists in the basketball free throw sponsored by the athletic department. C ENTER RIGHT Jerry Heath and Don Black- ford dress up for Sectional ‘Kiddie Day. BELOW “Are these seniors or kind- ergardeners?” 38 ABOVE LEFT The 50's dress up days portray FHS school spirit. ABOVE The juniors want a victory NOW! CENTER LEFT The Frankton Shriners perform during sectional pep session. LEFT Ronda Kingth speaks at the FHA “Daddv-Date Night' . Also, a check was presented to the March of Dimes for $400. 39 F-Troop Aides Pep Club This year the Pep Club and F- Troop added quite a great deal of school spirit even though they were not a large group. F-Troop was a new organization that al- lowed the FHS boys to show their spirit. Approximately 40 boys and 30 girls made up the two groups. Several schools com- plimented the groups on their ability to keep cheering even though our team was often far behind. Another addition this year was the appearance of the Eagle mas- cot, portrayed by senior Rick Quarles. He helped the cheer- leaders with yells and tried to keep the student body enthused. Pep club was led by Pres. Lana Canfield and V.-Pres. Nancye Marsh, while Mike Sheward and Mickey Dawson were co-leaders of F-Troop. RIGHT PEP CLUB and F-TROOP (I. to r.) ROW 1 Lisa Chambers, Jana Sheward. Robyn Truex. Kerry Hockema. Rick Quarles, Julie Brashear. Regina Wright. Denise Etchi- son, Jenean Hartz, Mrs. Carol Galbraith. Row 2 Alan Pas- chal, Mark Haney, Diana Braddick, Jane Leathers. Penny Pickering. Nancy Hosier, Melanie Mitchell. Lana Canfield (pres.). Judi Hosier. Mike Sheward. Bruce Arnold. Row 3 Barry Roberts. Jay Claybaugh, Lynn Hall. Michelle Hulett. Janet Johnson. Terri Davis, Julie Closser. Nancye Marsh (v.-pres.). Denny Sheward. Mickey Dawson. Row 4-Ger- ald Imel, Sam Riley. Janet Goldsberry. Rhonda Doan. Lisa Alexander. Laura Windlan. Linda Bunch. Jill Woodsides. Laura Small. Steve Mundell. Jeff Furnish. Row 5-Bruce Hughes. Ron Ball. Eran Hall, Linda Browning, Donna Harper. Betsy Brown. Julie Denison. Patty Stinnett. Julee McClintick. Dean Cheetham, Klaus Leitem. Row 6-Guy Thrasher. Larry Shively, Greg Williams, Tim Wade. Dave Haney. Rex Van Briggle. 40 FCA Sponsors Faculty-Senior B-Ball The Frankton chapter of Fel- lowship of Christian Athletes met twice each month, sponsored by Coach Jim Fletcher and his wife. In April the Fletchers took ten athletes to the Indiana FCA Weekend Conference at Indiana Central University. These were Bruce Pritchett, Jerry Sheets, Jeff Furnish, Kevin Ault, Rex Van Briggle, Tim Pedro, Dean Riddle, Bill Lennon, and Greg and Jeff Borum. They also sponsored the intra-squad and senior-faculty games. LEFT—FCA (1. to r.) Row 1-Alan Paschal, Greg Wil- liams. Larry Shively. Jenean Hartz. Lisa Chambers. Nancy Hosier, Donna Claybaugh. Steve Fuller, Kerry Hockcma. Dane Whetsel. Mr. Jim Fletcher. Row 2— Jim Wright, Allen Hall. Steve Mundell. J.R. Cox. Julie Brashear. Jeannie Wright, Todd Taylor. Carl Staples, Patty Thomas. Stacey Hosier, Mel Mitchell. Row 3- Julie Denison, Cheryl Ball. Scott Carpenter, Sam Riley. Kevin Antrim. Penny Pickering, Tammy Bailey. Scott Haney. Julie Clsoser. Donnetta Beaver. Robin Taylor. Kim Banker, Lori Strangeway. Row 4-Michele Waym- ire. Scot Overdorf. Jana Sheward, Cindy Bagienski. Lee Ann McKee, Marsha Shively, Melinda Crouch. Denise Etchison, Denise Edwards, Janet Johnson, Carla Bur- ton. Carla Schmidt. Kim Bennett. Row 5-Betsy Brown. Ben Hall. Blaine Vandersnick. Gary Compton, Cindy Clay, Donna Walls. Marianne Anderson, Penny Ruth- erford. Jeff Furnish, Rex Van Briggle. Brad Samuels. Randy Gates. Row 6-Lisa Engle, Dean Riddle. John Swan. Charlie Williamson, Jim O’Donnell. Henry Sim- mons, Keith Sumner. Greg Dabney, Bill Lennon. Kevin Ault, Dan Etchison, Tim Pedro. 41 Eaglite Relives Days Gone By “Days Gone By” was the theme for the yearbook. Pend- leton Heights High School year- book staff sponsored a meeting and discussed different ideas for the yearbook. Later on during the year the newspaper and Eag- lite staff had a Christmas party where the “Roast” was the light of the party. After the first of the year there were many com- plications because of weather, but the many deadlines were met by the hard working staff. Preparation began with Teresa Lindzy. Diana Braddick, and Brent Waymire attending In- diana University for workshops on copy editing, photography and the many jobs of being an editor. Diana Braddick won an award for the most improved copy editing at the ending of the workshops. This summer four students from the Eaglite staff of ’77-78 will be attending the High School Journalism Institute workshops. RIGHT: EAGLITE STAFF (I. lo r.) Row I: Miss Kathic Lake. Diana Braddick. Sharon Richardson, Judi Hosier. Doris Super. Teresa Lindzy (editor). Row 2: Theresa Weaver. Becky Undcrriner. Brent Waymire. Lana Canfield. Steve Mundcll. Row 3: Keith Kin- ser. Erick Faust. David Heath. Liz McNamee, Sharon Holder. Donna Walls. 42 Journ. II Tries ‘Wings’ The journalism and printing staffs worked hard this year to produce the first Frankton High School newspaper in two years. The staff worked hard to get their stories and to meet the deadlines. Despite the weather problems and learning new procedures only one deadline was missed. Early in the year a drawing was held to name the paper. Hope Marsh suggested “Wings,” which was the win- ning name. Hope received a free yearbook for her idea. Each paper was special to the staff, but the three most special were the Christmas issue, April Fool’s issue and the senior issue, which consisted of sixteen pages. LEFT: NEWSPAPER STAFF (1. to r.) Row I: Sharon Richardson. Brent Waymire. Erick Faust, Keith Kinscr. Miss Kathie Lake. Row 2: Jeff Dodd, Linda Bagiev. Becky Sidwell, Doris Super, Tim Schrader. Richi Nicholas, Teresa Lindzy. Row 3: Ron Frazier. Ro- xanna Hart. Steve Bardonncr, Gary Wells. Steve Mundell, Rhonda Brashcar. Julie Denison. Kim Banker. Not pictured: Leigh Ann Humphries. 43 Grapplers Send Two To Regional Under new head Coach Otis Cress, the Eagle wrestling team compiled a 3-7 record. The Eagles chalked up their first victory of the year by a Yorktown forfeit. The second win of the season came against Lapel. Frankton was led by six pins, two decisions and two forfeit to de- feat the Bulldogs 54-14. In January, Eagle grapplers defeated Sheridan 36-21 for their third win of the season. Steve Marsh and Scott Haney led the team with 9-7 and 7-6 records, respec- tively. By second place finishes in sectio- nal matches. Marsh and Eric Hudson both went on to regional matches. Neither advanced past the regional. Eric Hudson was named team Captain and Steve Marsh was named MVP of the squad. UPPER RIGHT: VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM (I. to r.) Row I Denise Edwards, mgr.. Bobby Mul- lins. Dave Haney. Jim Hancock. Vince Kelly. Scott Haney. Dave Knotts. Row 2 Steve Marsh. Les Hiatt. Barry Kelly, Eric Hudson. Tracy Kuklenski. Ron Frazier. Rex Alexander. Coach Otis Cress. MIDDLE RIGHT An Eagle grappler has head-to- head action with his opponent. BOTTOM RIGHT Wrestler Steve Marsh finds out that it is better to be on top when wrestling. | VARSITY WRES 3 LING SCORES Mi. Vernon 35 S' « f 6 ■ Shenandoah 40 Yorktown ft Lapel 'f Highland v WesDel U Alexandria Sheridan 54 _ 47 I 1 u 45j rm 21 36-_ Tri ential 34 24 Conference 7th « Sectional •14 UPPER LEFT Coach Cress and the Eagle wres- tling team watch for an Eagle pin. MIDDLE LEFT Vince Kelly gels ready for his next opponent. LEFT: RESERVE WRESTLING TEAM (1 to r.) Row I-Greg Dabney. Mark Haney. Peter McNamec, Brian Bishop. Mike Graham. Don Kin- dred. Row 2 Jon Risk. Jeff Furnish, Kenny Miller. Ron Bet . Tim Wade. Jim Richardson. Alan Pas- chal, Coach Otis Cress. ABOVE Wrestler James Hancock seems to be in bit of a bind. 45 Girls Advance In Sectional FHS’ ’76-’77 basketball season provided plenty of ups and downs, with the girls’ team pro- viding most of the ups. The boys’ team suffered through a 0-20 season, the second in three years. The Eagles played well on occassions but couldn't put together four good quarters. Dane Whetsel paced the club in scoring and rebounding while Brad Samuals led the way in assists. The reserves didn’t fair much better, as they could muster only one win. They dropped their first five games before downing Sheri- dan 45-37 for their only win. Bob Stanley emerged as the team's leading scorer and rebounder. The freshmen posted a better season than their elders; the ‘A’ team posting a 5-7 record with the ‘B’ team finishing 1-7. The ‘A’ team had a good chance of fin- ishing over .500, but three games were cancelled due to poor weather. Dean Riddle was the leading scorer, Ben Hall the lead- ing rebounder, and Tom Gish the leader in assists. The girls had a much better year than the boys as the varsity posted a 3-6 mark and the re- serves a 4-5 record. The girls bombed Alex in the sectional only to receive the same treat- ment from regional champs An- derson. Captain Donnetta Beaver was named MVP while Diane Rehmel was the leading scorer. Both received honorable mention all-WRC. Terrie Couch paced the club in rebounding. Girls Varsity Basketball Scopes FHS Sheridan 26 40 Mt Vernon Lapel Hamilton Heights 54 55 55 tfcji Tri-Central 61 3 New Palestine 48 41 Wes Del 66 23 Alexandria 34 44 Elwood Sectional - 34 32 Alexandria 38 r 47 Anderson 38 20 ABOVE-Coach Folsom explains a strategy to Linda Browning before sending her into the game. CENTER LEFT-Row I (I. to r.) Becky Under- lines Kim Smith. Chris Blockson, Cathy McPhearson. Shelly Stafford. Row 2—Carol Hendricks. Donnesa Beaver. Terri Granger. Donna Stafford. Becky Closser, Mrs. Fran Folsom. CENTER RIGHT-Kathy Wade battles a Mount Vernon player for a jump ball as the Eagles fell to the state runners-up. RIGHT—(1. to r.) Becky Underrincr. Ellie Schmink, Becky Sidwell. Linda Browning. Tammy Couch, Terrie Couch. Donnetta Beaver. Carla Schmidt. Shelly Stafford. Kathy Wade. Dee Dee Rehmel. Mrs. Fran Folsom. 46 Boys Suffer Dismal Season Boys’ Varsity Basketball Scores Mt. Vernon Taylor Hamilton Heights Lapel Tri-Central Sheridan HI wood Madison-Grant Wes Del Hamilton Southeastern WRC Tourney Highland Shenendoah Alexandria Pendleton Heights Marion Bennett Kr Westfield gXM Sectional JMerson Denotes Reserve Victory UPPER LEFT-Row I (I. to r.) Mike Mays. Scott Carpenter. Eddie Evans. John Swan. David McCulloch. Dave Hicks. Charlie Williamson. Rex Harvey. Row 2 Jim Akers. Tom Gish. Jim Hutton. Jim O’Donnell. Kevin Ault. Tim Pedro. Ben Hall, Phil Hendrick. Rex VanBriggle. Dave Stotts. Mr. Phil Abernathy. CENTER LEFT-Randy Parker goes up in the air while Barry England and Dane Whetsel decide to stay on the ground, as they try to keep the ball in play. CENTER RIGHT-(1. to r.) Shannon York. Larry O’Bryant. Tony Hughes, Dean Riddle. Terry Sheets, Jeff Gerstorff. Row 2-David Jimenez. Bob Stanley. Kelly Ashton, Jeff Dodd. David Heath. Phil Etchison, Scott Overdorf. Mr. Bob Schamowske. LEFT Dan Etchison sets a pick to aid Brad Samuels’ drive to the bucket. ABOVE-Row I (1. to r.) Jeff Borum, Greg Borum. Row 2-Mr. Jim Fletcher. Levi Cox, Randy Parker. Mark Smith. Bruce Pritchett. Allen Hall. Dane Whetsel. Jim Wright, Brad Samuels. Steve Parker, Barry England. Mr. Bob Schamowske. 47 ABOVE LEFT Randy Parker drives around his man in an effort to get with in scoring distance. ABOVE RIGHT Dane Whetsel exhibits his amaz- ing style and grace in attempt to score two points. CENTER RIGHT Larry O'Bryant tries to elude two Elwood defenders during a reserve game. CENTER LEFT Driving for a lay-up. freshman Charlie Williamson seems to have insured himself. RIGHT Donna Stafford may have lost the jump, but the reserves have things well in hand, as the score indicates. 48 UPPER LEFT David Jimenez demonstrates the proper Tree-throw shooting technique. UPPER RIGHT Barry England and Dane Whetsel block out for a pos- sible rebound as Allen Hall puts up a short jumper. CENTER Randy Parker sails through the air with the greatest of ease in an effort score. LEFT Donnetta Beaver and Tammy Couch deny an Elwood player’s shot. ABOVE Allen Hall. Dane Whetsel. and Randv Parker battle the Hamil- ton Heights Huskies for a loose ball. 49 UPPER LEFT-Freshman Eddie Evans attempts a free throw while the other players prepare for a pos- sible rebound. UPPER RIGHT Reserve Kim Smith battles to re- tain control of the basketball as a Tri-Central player stays on top of the action. ABOVE-Dan Etchison reaches for that little extra in an efTort to grab a rebound as Brad Samuels looks on. CENTER RIGHT During a reserve game Phil Et- chison saves the ball, but for who? RIGHT—Coaches Schamowske and Fletcher study the game to try and find a way to turn the tide for the Eagles. 50 UPPER LEFT Ben Hall can't get up quite high enough for the tip as Dean Riddle and Rex Van Brigglc move into action. UPPER RIGHT Bruce Pritchett wins an impor- tant jump as Dane Whetsel, Brad Samuels, and Randy Parker await the ball. CENTER LEFT-Reserve Bob Stanley starts to make his move for the basket. MIDDLE Levi Cox soars through the air as he puts up a shot. ABOVE- Randy Parker puts up a long bomb during sectional action. LEFT -Coach Folsom encourages the team after explaining a new strategy to them. 51 Cheerleaders Cheer On Varsity and reserve cheer- leading elections are held in the spring of the school year, and the girls are elected by an all- school vote of the student body. During the summer months the varsity and reserve squads attend a one-week cheerleading camp and compete in various competitive events. Last sum- mer both squads attended a UCA Summer Clinic in Colum- bus, Ohio, and competed in the following cheerleading contests: 4-H Fair, Tipton County Fair, and the Indiana State Fair. Last fall, after the election of the freshman cheerleaders, all three squads attended a cheer- leading clinic at Ball State. The all-day clinic provided new cheers, chants, side line yells, and pep session ideas. Scheduled practices are held once a week during football sea- son and twice a week during basketball season. The girls are expected to support ALL ath- letic events and teams, although attendance may not be manda- tory for all games. Keeping the players' morales high, getting the fans enthused, making post- ers and signs, and planning pep sessions are additional activities and responsibilities of an FHS cheerleader. RIGHT (I. lo r.) Regina Wright. Kerrs Hockema. Rick Quarles, Robyn Truex. (from) Julie Brashear. CENTER RIGHT (top to bottom) Melanie Mitchell. Nancy Hosier, and Penny Pickering 52 53 Class of 78 “Wins” with Homecoming Prom A junior year is always consid- ered a busy year and the ’76-77 school year was no exception. Not only did they win the Home- coming float contest with their float entitled “Pound Em Eagles,” they also did ex- ceptionally well with the annual junior magazine sales. The win- ners of the sales were Julie Clos- ser, Carol Henricks. and Steve Parker. The theme for the prom was “With One More Look at You.” It took place at the Senior Citizens Building on May 7th. The Prom Queen candidates and their escorts were: Betsy Brown and Tom Beeman, Cheryl Ball and Mike Crowder. Julie Bra- shear and Levi Cox, Nancye Marsh and Jeff Dodd, and Becky Underriner and Paul Munson. Chris Abshire Tony Alexander Linda Bagley Tony Bailey Mike Baker Kim Banker Cheryl Ball Donetta Beaver Tom Beeman Ronny Betz Cathy Blackford Darrell Bodkin Mike Bott Julie Brashear Rhonda Brashear Kelly Broeg Betsy Brown Angel Blaylock Linda Browning Randall Callahan Dean Cheetam Don Clark Cindy Clay Jay Claybaugh Julie Closser Teresa Cole Charles Covell Mike Crowder Kevin Couch Levi Cox 54 LEFT “Now that’s something to look at. says Cheryl. Regina. Julie and Becky. LOWER LEFT Several juniors and se- niors line up to have their pictures taken at the prom. LOWER RIGHT Junior class officers were Vice-pres. Carla Schmidt. Pres Mike Crower, Trcas. Betsy Brown and Sec. Julie Brashear. They were sponsored by Mrs Ruth Culp and Mr. Neu Bourke. OPPOSITE PAGE The 1977 Prom Queen. Miss Betsy Brown, receives her crown from the previous year’s queen. Miss Theresa Weaver, as Betsy’s escort. Tom Beeman. looks on. Bret Cunningham Sandy Daniels Teresa Davis Chris DeBonis Julie Denison Wallace Dishman Jeff Dodd Robin Douglas Vicky Dubuque Lonnie Engle Kathy Epperly Dan Etchison Jerry Etchison Debbie Frye John Fuller Randy Gates Pat Geer Bob Gourley Tim Graham Kandy Hall Lynn Hall James Hancock Jeff Harless Donna Harper Lynee Haynes Carol Hendricks Leslie Hiatt Steve Hill Paul Hogge Karen Holder 55 RIGHT Kim Banker gets a surprise answer from hall monitor Donna Claybaugh. BELOW Pam Luellen looks over an assignment during class. LOWER RIGHT Juniors busily plan for the prom. OPPOSITE PAGE: EAR RIGHT Julie Glosser hams it up in the Drama Club play. RIGHT Rhonda Brashear takes a break from class. Sharon Holder JeffHorn Patrick Hudson Dave Huffman Bruce Hughes Michelle llulctt Ramona Hutchison Sandy Hutchison Justina Hutson Rick Idlcwinc David Jack Dwaine Jackson Brenda Jacobsen Janet Johnson Patty Johnson Mike Jones Rene Jones Tim Jones Greg Karr Vince Kcllty Arthur King Mary Klee berg Don Knotts Karen Koomler Robin Leach Kim Lee Kenneth Lehman Steve Leisure Marty Leisure 56 Pam Lucllen Nancyc Marsh Andy Martin Sharon McClain Debra Miller Kim Miller Kevin Miller Karla Montgomery JeffMunger Paul Munson Bill Murray Diana Nighbert Mary Otto Chuck Pace Kenneth Pace Steve Parker Mike Peters Debbie Peyton Teresa Phipps Chris Pickering Randy Powell Cindy Pruitt Don Richardson Sam Riley Barry Roberts Penny Rutherford Shirletta Ryan Carla Schmidt Linda Schmink Marc Schultz Kevin Shell Larry Shively Brian Sides Becky Sidwcll Anna Simmons Cindy Stansberry 57 RIGHT-Julic Brashear really looks interested in school. FAR RIGHT-Linda Schmink up- dates Scharnowske from the “twist” to the “bump.” BELOW- Dan Etchison receives instructions from the coach during a football game. Guy Thrasher Ramona Tisdale Patti Trogdlcn Becky Underriner Tim Wade Donna Walls Dennis Wellman Rita Wells Thelma West Dane Whetsel Christina Whetsel Mike Whitehead Greg Williams Karen Woodcock Jim Wright Regina Wright Dwayne Young Bret Zigler 58 Sophomores Select Class Color and Jackets Many people feel that the soph- omore year is the least exciting of all high school years. This may very well be so but some activity does go on. The first thing that happens is the election of class of- ficers. This year’s sophomore offi- cers were: David Haney, president and Lori Strangeway, vice presi- dent. In September the soph- omores got ready for the home- coming by building a float. Next on the agenda was the selection of class colors and jackets. The soph- omores may not have been very busy but they were proud of six members of the class. These were the reserve cheerleaders, Denise Etchison, Jenean Hartz, Lisa Chambers and Jana Sheward, and two sophomore members of the varsity basketball team, Brad Sam- uels and Bruce Pritchett. Soph- omores also had many representa- tives on the reserve basketball team and other activities. Jeff Alexander Diana Allport Ronnie Amos Marianne Anderson Mike Appleby Polly Argabright Kelly Ashton Cindy Baglenski Tracy Baker Don Barnes Michael Barnett Delana Barnhill Jodeen Basey Tim Baugh Gay Bcamcr Toby Bell Kim Bennett William Bibb Christine Blockson Jennifer Brashear Robin Brccsc Richard Bricker Tammy Brown Carla Burton Teresa Carter Lisa Chambers Gary Claxon Russell dayman Rebecca Closser 59 RIGHT Brent Waymire is caught in the act of being himself. OPPOSITE PAGE: LEFT-Will the real FHS student please step forward? UPPER RIGHT-Is DeeDee Rehmel writing a note or doing her Driver’s Ed? LOWER RIGHT-Thc sophomore majorettes and their spon- sor know their float is going to win. Gary Compton Bret Condon Vallee Condon Patrick Connelly Tamara Couch Everett Crose Randy Cunningham Christina Davis Kevin Perrigo Paula Dickey Lisa Dollar Denise Edwards Teresa Ell Terri Ester Denise Etchison Don Etchison Phillip Etchison Jennifer Farley Eric Faust Dale Ferguson Lisa Flanagan John Flecner Debbie Forrester Patsy Frazee Toni Galvin Tim Garrett Jeff Gerstorff Terri Granger Jim Gray Karen Gulmire Deborah Gustin David Haney Lori Hall Ronald Hannah Teresa Harrison Roxanna Hart Jenean Hartz David Heath Scott Heaton Ricky Hendrick Paula Hight Lisa Horn 60 Tony Hughes Leigh Ann Humphries Peggy Hurst Tracy Idlewine Heather Jackson Ben Jewell David Jimenez Gloria Johnson Jim Jones Lisa Kail Barry Kelley Lisa Kelley Michael Kinnaman Tracy Kuklenski Debby Lawson Pam Leisure Kelley Mahoney Greg Major Hope Marsh Debra McCullough Bill McIntyre Lcann McKee Peter McNamee Andy Melling Denny Miller 61 RIGHT-Jodeen and Tracy don’t find Leigh Ann’s joke that t'unnv OPPOSITE PAGE: LEFT—A love song or a classic, we can sing anything. MIDDLE-“Courage, hard work, and a lot of determination keeps Brad running or, is it a good looking chick at the finish line?” FAR RIGHT-Reserve cheerleaders take a break at half time. Greg Miller Kenny Miller Diana Mitchell Pat Moreland Marianne Murray Randy Murray Allen Musick Pamela Neese Donna Neff Ricki Nicholas Tim Norman Larry O’Bryant Scot Overdorf Karen Parker Kenny Pardue Patsy Pettigrew Debra Phillips Greg Plummer Mark Poston Bruce Pritchett Brenda Quear Diana Rehmel James Sagarsee Brad Samuels Karen Seal Larry Shannon Terry Sheets Calvin Shell Jana Sheward Martina Short 62 Todd Taylor Jennifer Tisdale Carol Turner Julie Usfo David Walser Brent Waymire Shirley Waymire Michele Waymire Kathy Webster Julie Wheat Cheryl Wiley Myron Wittkamper Debbie Wright Don Wright Shannon York 63 Class of ‘80 Numbers Record 191 Frankton High School had their largest enrolling class ever this year of 191 freshmen. They wer led by Pres. Kevin Ault. Vice Pres. Tint Pedro, Sec. Penny Pickering and Treas. Laura Windlan. Although freshman year is made up mostly of school work, on November 8 Mr. Lamater. freshman sponser, gave the fresh- men classes a test called TASK. It consisted of basic skills such as reading, writing, and arithmetic. The test was given during the English period and took three days to complete. Each student received their results on the test by seeing Mr. Lamaster. Jennifer Adams Jim Akers Lisa Alexander Rex Alexander Kevin Antrim Kevin Ault Brian Aulcr Tony Bagienski Sarah Bailey Dennis Baker Jeff Banker Tony Barker Opal Barnett Doreen Bartlow Teresa Beamcr Donessa Beaver Lisa Best Brian Bishop Don Blackford Bill Blackmond Greg Borum Jeff Borum Mike Bradburn Ronica Brashear Jennifer Brown Linda Bunch Tammy Cain Scott Carpenter Kathy Carter David Clark 64 LEFT Mike Bell and Kevin Auli must he having a man to man talk. LOWER LEFT Freshman class officers. Kevin Ault. Tim Pedro. Penny Pickering and Laura Windlan pose with sponsors Mrs. Lucas and Mr. Lamaster. BELOW Beth Quarles keeps up with her favorite pastime, even at school. Jeannie Clark Patty Clark Angie Claxon Eddie Collier Jim Couch Ron Cox Melinda Crouch Todd Crowder Jennie Crull Robert Cunningham Shelly Cyphers Greg Dabney Kammy Dawson Sheryl Delaplanc Keith Dishman Rhonda Doan Craig Ead Cathy Edwards Beth Ehman Bobbie Ehman Billie England Lisa Engle Carl Evans Tracy Fincher Lecia Folsom Jeff Furnish Diane Galaher Tina Galvin Sherri Gilbert Tom Gish 65 Janet Goldsberry Tom Gourley Michael Graham Curt Granger Curt Greene Ben Hall Eran Hall Tammy Hall Kim Hancock Mark Haney Carol Harrison Rex Harvey Denise Haynes Jerry Heath Phil Hendrick Joseph Hendricks Phil Hiatt David Hicks Doug Hines Debra Hobbs Eric Horn Nancy Hosier Stacey Hosier Brian Howell Terry Hudson Jim Huffman Rex Hughes Jim Hutton Gerald Imel Teresa Imel 66 OPPOSITE PAGE: UPPER LEFT-“Which class ring should I order?” UPPER RIGHT-“Anyone for some mid- morning exercises?” LOWER LEFT-These freshmen sure do play rough. LOWER RIGHT-Gee. a new kind of bump. LEFT-Marsha Shively must have seen someone interesting in gym class. UPPER RIGHT—Eran Hall expresses her opinion. LOWER LEFT-“Isn’t anyone else coming to the game?” Dana Jackson Daniel Jackson Misty Jackson Teresa Jackson Kathy Jenkins Lori Johnson Kevin Kan Connie Kiger Donald Kindred Keith Kinser Marsha Knepp Debra Knotts Bryan Lawson Michael Lehman Billy Lennon William Lewis Kimberly Lindzy Kaleaia May Mike Mays David McCulloch Mike McGinnis Cathy McPhearson Graham Melvill Robert Meredith Jack Miller Lisa Miller Melanie Mitchell Rayna Modlin Melanie Montgomery Robert Morse 67 UPPER LEFT—Looks like the freshmen out- number the sophomores. RIGHT—Little Red Riding Hood and the Big Bad Wolf. LOWER LEFT-Business is pretty slow. Eddie Mort Bobby Mullins Charlie Munger Greg MundeU Luther Murray Jim Murrell Carole O’Bryant Mike Nicholas Shelia Nighbert Rita Norris Mary Nutt Jim O’Donnell Teresa Otto Belinda Painter Robin Pardue Alan Paschal Timothy Pedro Barbara Peters Penny Pickering Beth Quarles Michael Rigney Jim Richardson Dean Riddle Ron Robinette Rebecca Roller Rhonda Rutherford Steve Ryan Ellie Schmink Shelly Syphers Mike Seal 68 UPPER LEFT-Typical study hall, boring. UPPER RIGHT-Working men. CENTER LEFT-Heads or Heels. LOWER LEFT--I know this an- swer is right.” LOWER RIGHT-Tammy and Deena show Carol the correct way to mount. Jerry Shannon Tina Sheets Marsha Shively Terri Sidwell Henry Simmons Ann Sims Laura Small Danny Smith Jim Smith Kim Smith Linda Smith Donna Stafford Derria Snook Shelly Stafford Scott Stanley David Stotts Keith Sumner John Swan 69 UPPER LEFT-Beth Quarles poses for a pic- ture while enjoying a delicious hamburger. UPPER RIGHT Deena Waymire busily works on making her collage. LOWER LEFT-Debbie Knotts likes to en- joy herself at the ball games. LOWER RIGHT-Mrs. Lucas always ex- plains fully how to do a project. Blaine Vandersnick Robert Vautaw John Wade Deena Waymire Angela Wiiborn Charlie Williamson Laura Windlan Rick Wood Gary Woodcock Jill Woodsides Delbert Wright Rick Zigler SPRING Food, Travel, Fun Keep Members Busy This year a few lucky members got to try the “real thing” as eight students, accompanied by Mrs. Dodd and her husband, travelled to France for five exciting days. Many activities filled the year: in Nov. the second annual Sadie Hawkins Dance was held; a party and caroling filled the Christmas calandar; in Feb. over 50 stu- dents and chaperones enjoyed the food at La Tour, high atop the Indianapolis, Indiana Na- tional Bank Tower; in March an- other dance, “Blue Jeans On” helped raise money. During sec- tional week, the French Honor Society sponsored a “Crazy, Hairy, Sexy Legs Contest.” Mr. Hubbartt took top honors. Honor Society members were initiated in the spring and led throughout the year by officers Donna Claybaugh (pres.), Judy Hosier (v.-pres.), and Mike She- ward (sec.-treas.) RIGHT-FRENCH CLUB (I. to r.) Row I- Chcryl Ball. Donna Claybaugh . Judi Ho- sicr , Theresa Weaver , (pres.). Mike She- ward (v.-pres.). Mickey Dawson (treas.), Scott Gilliam (sec.), Jerry Emmons, Mrs. Carolyn Dodd. Row 2-Kerry Hockema . Roxanna Hart, Lisa Wittkampcr . Lana Can- field, Kathy Ester . Tammy Bailey, Jennifer Hobbs, Vicky Seal, Jane Leathers . Randy Marlow , Regina Wright. Row 3-Danc WhcLsel . Sharon Richardson, Chris Rupp, Jay Claybaugh . Barry Roberts . Dan Etchi- son, Paul Munson. Betsy Brown . Tom Bee- man , Dennis Bibb. Row 4 Mike Crowder. Larry Shively, David Heath, Geoff Gerstorff, Richard Brickcr, Erick Faust, Claude Stephens. Becky Underriner . Lynee Haynes, Donna Harper. Row 5 Dennis Wellman. Diana Braddick . Julie Gross, Brad Samuels. Lisa Kail. Denise Ethison, LeAnn McKee. Cindy Bagicnski, Nancye March. Jeff Dodd. (•French Honor Society members) 72 Fourteen Take 2nd Annual Mexico Tour More chili suppers and another Mexico trip kept the members of Spanish Club busy. The profits from the chili and spaghetti suppers went into the treasury for a cook-out, a Christmas party, and a dinner at La Paz restaurant in Indianapolis. Fourteen members, including Mrs. Culp, went on a trip to Mexico City, Acapulco and Taxco in June. LEFT-SPANISH CLUB (I. to r.) Row l-Julie Closser (sec.), Tim Wade (v.-pres.). Carla Schmidt (treas.). Julie Gross (pres.), Mark Smith. Diane Galaher. Eran Hall, Peggy Hurst. Mrs. Ruth Culp. Row 2-Kim Lindzy. Linda Browning, Janet Johnson. Richi Nicholas. Steve Mundel. Chris Blockson. Penny Pickering, Carla Burton. Hope Marsh. Row 3-Teresa Beamer. Ann Sims. Teresa Otto, Patzi Pettigrew. Mary Otto. Patti Trogdlen. Debbie Miller. Vicki Seal, Kim Banker. Julie Denison. Brenda Waymire. Row 4-Mike Kinnaman. Dee Dee Rehmel. Tim Norman. Leigh Ann Humphries, Jodeen Basey. Rhonda Doan. Gary Wells, Graham Melvill. Jamie Surber, Tammy Henderson. Row 5-Tammy Couch. Chuck Pace. J.D. Gillespie. Liz McNamee, Cindy Pruitt, Donna Walls. Marianne Ander- son. Cindy Clay, Tina Galaher. Row 6-Kevin Miller. Greg Miller. Tandy Powell, Paul Munson. Dan Etchison. Greg Major. Brent Waymire. Jeff Alexander. 73 FBLA Visits ABC; Host Parties Early in the year FBLA visited the Frankton branch of the An- derson Banking Company and later they had a speaker, Mrs. Marilyn Brown, who provided in- formation on job interviews. Club officers—Pres. Sheri Bever, V.-Pres. Donna Storm and Sec.- Treas. Donna Claybaugh—and members helped plan a Christ- mas party and a going-away party for graduating seniors and the sponsor, Mrs. Sigler, who re- tired this year. RIGHT-FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMER- ICA (1. to r.) Row I-Sheri Bever (pres.), Donna Storm (v.- pres.), Donna Claybaugh (sec.-treas.). Kerry Hockema. Row 2-Melinda Crouch, Ranae Betz, Debbie Ricker, Bar- bara Dishman. Mrs. Frances Sigler. Row 3—Pam Pickering, Debbie Rehmel, Connie Tout, Cathy Gosscr. Annette Har- per. Teresa Lindzy. 74 Art Club Travels The art club elected Karla Montgomery as its president, Mel White as v.-president and Linda Bagley as secretary and treasurer. This year’s involvement consisted of field trips to the Sinclair Shops in Hartford City and the In- dianapolis Museum of Art. and the designing of trash barrels for the school grounds. Hopefully funds will be used to send one or two students to a workshop at Ball State. LEFT-ART CLUB (1. to r.) Row I- Karla Montgomery (pres.). Mel White (v.-pres.), Linda Bagley (sec.-treas.). Row 2—Ronda Knight. Teresa Carter. Becky Sidwell, Mrs. Cathryn Lucas. Row 3 Shelly Stafford. Lori Johnson. Tina Sheets. 75 Assistants Form Active Library Club The purpose of Future Educators is to prepare those who may be in- terested in a teaching career. Be- sides studying different colleges, some members worked an hour a day at the elementary to gain actual experience in the classroom. An af- ter-school tea was also planned for teachers to help honor Miss Linda Fox, elementary teacher, who was named “West Central Teacher of the Year.” Club officers were: Pres. Rick Quarles, V.-Pres. Barb Bibb, and Sec.-Treas. Liz McNamce. RIGHT LIBRARY CLUB 1. to r.) Row l-Cathy Gosser (sec.), Robert Hendrickson (treas.), Sheryl Ead (pres.), Mrs. Nina Lee. Row 2 Karen Holder. Debbie Miller. Sharon Holder. Sheryl Delaplane. Paula Dickey. Not pictured: Tina Harrison, Kammy Dawson. 76 FEA Members Gain Classroom Experience For the first time in two years library assistants formed a library club. The main fund raising project was the four day book fair. There were 11 student assis- tants this year. Their main task was to take care of circulation of materials. They were also respon- sible for bulletin boards and dis- play cards. During National Li- brary Week, April 17-23, each assistant provided a publicity idea. 77 New Health Club Helps Charities The Health Club, for those in- terested in health careers, got un- derway this year for the first time since 1973. They heard guest speakers, such as school nurse Ruth Bahler. visited Riley Chil- dren’s Hospital, collected money for the March of Dimes on March 17, and put forth an effort to help the Easter Seals program by stuffing envelopes for patrons in Madison County. The seals provide money for the care of crippled children in this area. RIGHT: HEALTH CLUB (I. to r.) Row 1 Theresa Weaver, Doris Super, Patty Stinnett. Betsy Brown (pres.). Kim Banker (sec.-treas.), Kathy Ester (v. pres.). Mrs. Fran Folsom. Row 1- Kathy Wade. Terri Davis. Becky Underriner, Julie Closser. Regina Wright. Cheryl Ball. Julie Brashear, Nancye Marsh. Row 3— Peggy Swan. Liz McNamee. Donna Claybaugh. Kerry Hockema. Tammy Bai- ley. Linda Browning. 78 Band, Majorettes Spend Active Year Frankton’s band and Major- ettes were as busy as in any other year. They performed during games, at half time, including Homecoming. At Christmas time they had a concert and sold band calendars. The spring variety show was based on the theme “How the West Was Won.” Se- nior band members came out with high honors in contests, with Rick Quarles placing first in clar- inet and Denise Hays placing second in drums. They both qual- ified for state entries. LEFT: BAND (I. to r.) Row 1 Eran Hall. Sharon Richardson (drum majorette). Gary Compton (drum major), Beth Qua- rles. Row 2 Julie Denison. Betsy Brown. Liz McNamee. Rick Quarles. Doreen Bartlow. Teresa Jackson, Kandy Hall. Row 3 Annetee Harper. Carol Turner. Ramona Tisdale. Leatha Smith, Patzi Pet- tigrew. Marianne Anderson. Kenny Par- due. Mike McGinnis. Row 4 Patty Stin- nett. Linda Browning. Karen Holder. Terri Couch. Pam Neese. Donna Harper (v. pres.). Donna Walls. Everett Crose. Row 5 Karen Parker. Julie Usfo. Chuck Pace. Mike Bradburn. Barb Bibb (pres.). Fay Kinser. Rex Harvey. David Stotts. Bill Blackmond, Jim Akers. Mike Nich- ols. Scott Carpenter, Kurt Granger. Don Richardson. Denise Hays. Keith Kinser. Jim Couch. Jim Richardson. Dennis Bibb. Chris Abshire. Mr. Tom Miller. Row 6 I isa Kelly, l rac) Baker. Row 7- Jennifer Farley, Ga Beamer Row 8 Michele Waymire. Tammy Hall. Row- 9 Lisa Engle. Tammy Cain. 79 UPPER LEFT—FHS majorettes take a step back in time, or is it a “hop? UPPER RIGHT-Can You guess the identity of the mystery band member? CENTER LEFT The color guard and other majorettes perform at a basketball game. CENTER RIGHT Three year band member Donna Harper knows music takes a lot of hard work and practice. ABOVE-“EHS band on parade. RIGHT-These band members arc really concentrating on their music at the annual variety show. 80 UPPER LEFT Did the uniforms stretch or the hand members shrink? UPPER CENTER Donna. Michele, and Barb sing to “Be Back in the Saddle Again.” ABOVE “Now who took my baton.” CENTER Frankton majorettes arc fa- mous for their kickline. LEFT MAJORETTES (I. to r.) Row I: Julie Denison. Patty Stinnett. Lisa Kelly. Michele Waymire. Gay Beamer. Jennifer Farley, Eran Hall. Annette Harper. Row 2: Linda Browning. Sharon Richardson. Julie Usfo, Karen Parker. Tammy Cain. Tracy Baker. Brenda Qucar Row 3: Julie McClintick. Carol Turner, Betsy Brown. 81 The Choirs Keep Busy The choral department's schedule was full this year, not only with some of their routine projects, but with some new and interesting ones. The Concert Choir and Glee Club partici- pated in selling popcorn to raise funds; they presented their an- nual Christmas program; and, they attended the Madison County Choral Festival at Alex- andria High School on Mar. 17. The Concert Choir presented as their “special number at the fes- tival “Row, row, row your boat, with special effects, and were highly praised. To top off the year they presented a very suc- cessful version of Meredith Wil- son’s “Music Man. As the school year came to an end. they pre- pared to sing at graduation. RIGHT: GLEE CLUB (I. to r.) Row I Jim Jones. Mike Kinnaman. Bob Hendrickson. Larry O'Bryant. Carl Staples. Tim Graham. Todd Tay- lor. Ron Hannah. Robert Cunningham. Row 2 Kim Lee. Robyn Truex. Darla Fetty. Connie Tout. Jenny Crull. Sherry Gilbert, Threesa Ell. Carla Burton. Deena Waymire. Carol O’Brvant. Penny Pickering. Sheryl Ead. Row 3 Carol Marsh. Lee Ann Martin. Barb Rigney, Jennifer Hobbs. Teresa Morgan, Karen Woodcock. Joyce Nighbert. Mary Keleburg. Vicky Dubuque. Ka- ren Seal. Row 4 Kim Lindzy. Diana Nighbert. Karen Swartz. Cindy Pruitt. Robin Douglas. Tina Harrison. Nancy Walker. Patricia McIntyre. Lisa Flanagan, Janet Zirklcback. She- ryl West. Row 5 Robin Hilton. Brenda Wools. Marsha Shively. Denise Edwards. Denise Fisher. Kaleaia May. Jodeen Basey. Rhonda Intel. Luci- nda Michael. 82 LEFT: CONCERT CHOIR (I. to r.) Row I Rob Vautaw. Phil Hendrick. Todd Crowder. Mike Crowder. Dennis Bibb. Bruce Pritchett, Scott Taylor. David Heath. Jeff Gerstorff, Greg Plummer. Row 2 Ina Slisser, Richard Bricker. Phil Hiatt, Tim Norman, Greg Miller. Rick Qua- ties. Terry Sheets. Terri Davis, Peggy Swan. Gail Brown. Row 3 Theresa Weaver (accom.). Te- resa Jackson. Derria Snook. Tari Sidwell. Do- reen Bartlow. Heather Jackson. Roxanna Hart. Billie England. Paula Hight. Teresa Carter. Re- gina Wright. Fay Kinser. Row 4 Beth Quarles. Jamie Surber. Lccia Folsom, Lisa Best. Julie Wheat. Jana Sheward. Kathy Carter. Debbie Knotts. Teresa Harrison. Shirictla Ryan. Barb Bibb. Row 5 Karen Gulmire. Lisa Wittkamper. Leatha Smith. Lisa Alexander. Jill Woodsides. Laura Small. Donna Harper. Cindy Clay. Lori Strangeway. Ellen Wittevcen. Row 6 Gay Bca- mer. Donnetta Beaver. Michele Way mire. Misty Jackson. Diane Allport. Becky Underriner. Diane Galaher. Kim W heat. Laura Adams. Lana C anfield. Chris Rupp. 83 Swing Choir Takes Fifth Annual Tour UNITED’s fifth annual tour was one of the best. Jennings County, Crothersville, and Edgewood in Ellettsvilie were the schools treated in southern Indiana. Earlier in the year, the Frank- ton Lions’s club and Frankton Junior High teachers were among many groups that United delighted. Then all of Frankton was invited to the pre- tour show. The FHS student body was next on the list. Fi- nally. the two junior highs caught sight of the show which included songs of a fast, quick pace. “That Song is a Driving Me Crazy,” “Life Is A Worth Singing,” “Rhythm of Life,” and “George M.” highlighted this year’s tour. RIGHT. SWING CHOIR (I. to r ) Row I Misty Jackson. Lisa Wiitkampcr, Billie England. Diane Allport. Row 2 Chris Abshire. Terry Sheets, Bruce Arnold. Scott Gilliam. Mike Sheward. Geoff Ger- storff. Row 3 Lecia Folsom. Cindy Clay. Barb Bibb. Chris Rupp. Jane Leathers, Roxanna Hart. Michele Waymirc. Beth Quarles. Heather Jackson. Row 4 Paul Hogge, Jon Risk. Bruce Pritchett. Phil Hendrick. Rick Quarles. David Heath. Mike Crowder. Jerry Etchison. Todd Crowder, Dennis Bibb. 84 85 Girls’ Track Fells Eight Records in 77 In traditional style, the girls' track team ended the year with a winning season at a 5-4 mark. Eight school records fell as the girls put forth their best efforts. The broken records included: Tammv Couch. 880 yard run: Ja- net Johnson, mile run: Marcia Knepp. Tammy Hall, Mel White. Donnetta Beaver. 440 relay: Tammy Hall. Mel White. Don- netta Beaver. Tammy Couch. 880 relay: Kerry Hockema, Tammy Hall. Mel White. Tammy Couch. 880 medley relay: Tammy Couch, softball throw: Donnetta Beaver, long jump: and Terrie Couch, shot put. RIGHT-GIRLS’ TRACK TEAM (I. to r.) Row I: Mrs. Cathy Huntsineer. Doris Super. Ellie Schmink. Chris Rupp. Mel White. Tammy Bailey. Theresa Weaver. Kerry Hockcma. Kathy Wade Row 2: Donnetta Beaver. Cindy Clay. Jane Leathers. Tina Galaher, Peggy Clark. Tammy Hall. Julie Brashear. Donessa Beaver Row 3: Tammy Couch. Terrie Couch. Janet Johnson. Ann Sims. Marcia Knepp. Kammy Dawson. Chris Blockson. Marianne Anderson. UPPER RIGHT Peggy Clark throws the softball. CENTER LEFT Janet Johnson breaks the mile record CENTER RIGHT Cindy Clay strives for first place in the long jump OPPOSITE PAGE: UPPER LEFT Donnetta Bea- ver works at breaking the high jump record. UPPER RIGHT—Chris Blockson manages to ‘over- come’ another hurdle. CENTER LEFT Mrs. Huntsinger checks times for the record sheet. CENTER RIGHT Jane Leathers hands off to Kerry Hockema LOWER LEFT-Julie Brashear tries to arch her way over the bar. LOWER RIGHT- Peggy Clark pushes for the first place while Cindy Clay follows. 86 Eagles Tie for 2nd in Track WRC Tourney The Eagles wrapped up their ’77 season with an excellent 8-3 record. They seemed to b a strong ‘second’ as they grabbed second place finishes in both the Pendleton Heights and Hamilton Heights Invitationals, as well as coming in second in 3-way meets with Ham. Hts. and Mad. Grant. They also tied for second in the White River Conference meet. In that tourney. Mike Baker and Mick Dawson grabbed firsts for the Eagles in the 100 and 220, and the shot put, respectively. The two were named All-confer- ence for those performances. An- other outstanding performer for the Eagles was Marc DeBonis who set a new school record in the discus. UPPER RIGHT TRACK TEAM (I. to r.) Row I: Denny Sheward. Randy Mar- low. Mike Sheward. Allen Hall. Scott Haney. Steve Fuller. Mick Dawson. Lori Strangeway (mgr ). Michele Waymire (mgr ). Coach Phil Davis. Row 2: Ben Hall. Barry Kelly. Les Hiatt. Dave Clark. Jim Richardson, Delbert Wright. Mike Appleby. Mark Smith. Denise Etchison (mgr.). Row 3: David McCulloch. Tracy Kuxlenski. Jay Whitaker. Tom Gish. Ke- vin Ault. Eddie Mort. Jim O’Donnell. Kennv Miller. Randy Murray. Row 4: Levi Cox. Dean Cheetham. Jeff Furnish. Brian Bishop. Kenny Pardue. Kurt Gran- ger, Don Kindred. VARSITY TRACK SCORES Sheridan Wes Del Ham Hts. 67 Mt. Vern. Mad. Grt. 67 Alex El wood Alex. Shen. 57 Lapel - Pend. Hts. Inv. 2nd out of 8 Ham. Hts. Inv. 2nd out of 4 Elwood Inv. 2nd out of 7 WRC Tourney tied for 2nd FHS 47 80 55 K 75 40 52 20 66 60 58 46 . 38 G 88 I UPPER LEFT-Before a race, the runners line up tensely as senior Randy Marlow looks on. UPPER RIGHT-Freshman Jeff Fur- msh paces himself for the finish. LEFT David McCulloch races to pull ahead on his leg of the medley. ABOVE-Mike Baker seems to lead with ease as the other runners strain to keep up. OPPOSITE PAGE: MIDDLE LEFT-Freshman hurdler Brian Bishop makes his run for a blue ribbon. LOWER LEFT Freshmen Jim Rich- ardson and Jeff Furnish pace them- selves at the beginning of the race. LOWER RIGHT-Not all Frankton firsts come easv. as the expression of pain, and the following exhaustion, show on this runner’s face. 89 UPPER LEFT -Donnetta Beaver clears the bar by a wide margin in a record-setting performance. UPPER RIGHT Steve Fuller leads the way for Ben Hall in the low hurdles. MIDDLE LEFT Tammy Couch once again crosses the finish line in first place after the 440-yard run MIDDLE RIGFIT Mike Sneward is poised and ready for action. ABOVE Jim Richardson. Jeff Furnish. and Pat Hudson run neck and neck with two Alexandria runners RIGHT Scott Haney grimaces as he kicks” the final stretch. 90 Golfers Paced by Young Squad Although the 1977 Frankton golf team struggled to only a 2-6 season, the desire and concentra- tion were still there. Junior Jeff Munger led the Eagles in all eight of their matches and the squad lost only two seniors this year, Eric Hudson and Jon Risk. The team’s wins came early and at the end of the season. They First beat Mt. Vernon and later beat Wes Del. The last game of the season with Shenandoah and an earlier match with Sheridan were cancelled. The reserves added a 3-5 record with victories against Mt. Vernon, Wapahani, and Wes Del. % if FHS - 171 Mt Vernon 193 � ifa4kJaod . T i 331 - -wftvMfetfft - 348 — ! Mad. Grant 180 „ 195 York town 321 360 Alexandria 182 185 Lapel 328 357 Wes Del 201 194 Conference held on May 19 Sectional held on May 30 1 I _;— 3 UPPER LEFT-John Swan demonstrates the concentration and coordination it takes to golf. MIDDLE LEFT-Phil Etchison. John Swan, and an opposing golfer watch with in- terest as another golfer shoots for the green. MIDDLE RIGHT After selecting the proper club. Bruce Hughes strikes off in search of his ball. LEFT Gary Claxon prepares to tee off for the next hole. ABOVE GOLF TEAM (I. to r.) Row 1: JefT Mlinger, Eric Hudson. Bruce Hughes. Larry Shively. Coach Jim Fletcher. Row 2: Eddie Evans, John Swan. Charlie Wil- liamson, Phil Etchison. Rex Alexander. Jon Risk. 91 Anderson Victory Highlights Spring Season The '76 summer conference proved to be a disappointing campaign for the FHS baseball team. The Eagles tried for fourth place with a 6-8 record. Harry Schmink led the FHS hitting at- tack and also led the league in runs w hile being named honor- able mention in the WRC, along with Steve Fuller. Jerry Emmons was named All-WRC and re- ceived co-MVP honors with Schmink. Mark Cox was named captain, while Steve Mundell re- ceived the ‘Most Improved Player’ award. In the spring of '77, 11 let- termen returned from a team that won 11 ballgames and fin- ished 4th in the WRC. Six senior lettermen will be lost after this year, including four-year man Randy Parker and All-WRC player Jerry Emmons. The Eagles won their first game, but an early season hitting slump caused some problems. A highlight of the season was a 6-5 victory over Anderson on the strong pitching of Emmons. Poor weather put the spring season in a balk, but the Eagles looked for- ward to a fine summer program. Freshman Dean Riddle was the first freshman to make the varsity since Parker did so. BASEBALL -SUMMER 76 Highland Ml Vernon Anderson (Sec.) Conference tames. Wes Del w Shenandoah York tow a Pend His. Highland Mi Vernon Wes Del York town Pend. Hts Highland Lapel Shenandoah Ml Vernon FHS r 8 1 S 9 10 2 3 7 8 1 9 0 10 9 4 II 10 0 2 12 5 9 4 3 8 3 3 7 0 2 4 1 8 5 fj BASEBALL SPRING V • hendan l apahani wood. alcvillc (DH) Jteffield -‘y Mariti (DH) Marion Bennetl u n I Alexandria (DH) Ar J rson iplon FHS 4 5 14 I Wr Tain 4 5 7 I 5 I rain rain 5 II JL RIGHT 1977 BASEBALL TEAM (I. lo r.) Row I: Donnetla Beaver (bai girl). Julie Closser (bal girl). Row 2: Steve Fuller. Barry England. Don Knolls, Sieve Marsh. Ron Betz. Randy Parker. Row 3: Coach Phil Abernathy, Jerry Emmons. Bruce Pritchett. Dan Etchison. Dane Whctsel. Steve Mundell, Coach Tom Urban. Row 4: Dean Riddle. Tom Beeman. Andy Melling (mgr.), Tim Wade. Peter McNamee (mgr.). Tony Hughes. ABOVE One of Frankton’s men is caught run- ning loo far past the bag. 92 «4t UPPER LEFT Steve Puller tries to bunt his way aboard. UPPER RIGHT Dane Whetsel tags the bag for the out as Tom Bee- man runs in from right field. MIDDLE LEFT The Eagles rally as Barry England hits one to left field. MIDDLE RIGHT Pitcher Jerry Emmons pitches one for a needed strike. LETT Managers Peter McNamee and Julie Closscr lake the stats. ABOVE-Steve Fuller crosses the plate for another Eagle run. 93 RIGHT Steve Marsh releases his next pitch for a strike. BELOW Don Knotts awaits the pitch. MIDDLE RIGHT The Eagle bench watches their team’s defense. LOWER LEFT Dan Etchison makes contact for a base hit. LOWER RIGHT-Tom Beeman waits for his opponent’s pitch. LEFT-Coach Urban lays the ground rules before the game with the umpires and the op- posing coach. ABOVE-Catcher Don Knotts reaches for a low pilch. MIDDLE LEFT Steve Fuller catches a glimpse of the action. UPPER RIGHT Dane Whetsel slides into second as the inning ends. UPPER LEFT Randy Parker winds up for the next pitch. 9$ Busy Times for Class of 77 Seniors started the year off by working on the Homecoming fes- tivities. The nominating of queen candidates Robyn Truex, Lana Canfield, Jane Leathers, and Tammy Bailey was conducted by senior boys in September. Busy and tedious work completed the homecoming float with the slo- gan, “Eat ’em Up Eagles.” On October 23, 1976, twelve girls competed for the title of “Frankton’s Jr. Miss.” Although all of the girls won in the way of friends and experience, Lisa Wit- tkamper won the crown; Theresa Weaver was first runner up and Gail Brown was awarded the “Spirit of Jr. Miss.” By April, seniors were ready for graduation, although there were still six weeks of school left. The first week of May saw se- niors receiving their caps and gowns. On May 7th the seniors were honored at the prom given by the junior class. On May 22, 1977 the senior class at Frankton became men and women of the world. LAURA ADAMS MIKE ANDERSON ROBERT ALEXANDER BRUCE ARNOLD: Swing Choir. F-Troop TAMMY BAILEY: Home- coming Queen Candidate. Hoosier Girls’ Slate, Honor So- ciety. Cheerleader (10k FCA STEVE BARDONNER Eag- lite. Newspaper. Swing Choir. Concert Choir JOYCE BEEMAN DEBBII HI SI MIA. Glee Club % RIGHT Both teams race for the hall. BELOW Senior FBLA members visit a local bank vault. LOWER LEFT Annette Harper and Barb Dishman know to listen attentively in shorthand class. LOWER LEFT-Class Officers and sponsors: Lisa Witikamper. The- resa Weaver. Denny Sheward. Mike Sheward. Mrs. Andrew. Mr. Bartlow. OPPOSITE PAGE: UPPER RIGHT—Mel White looks for a new partner for this song. LOWER LEFT Jr. Miss Contestants excitedly await the announce- ment of the winner. LOWER RIGHT Barb Bibb and Fay Kinser listen attentively to their band director. Mr. Miller RANAE BETZ: FBLA SHERI BEVER: National Honor Societv. Pep Club (9.10.11). Girfs Track Manager (9). FBLA (Pres.) BARB BIBB: Band (Pres ). Drama Club, Honor Society. Swing Choir. FEA (V. Pres'.) PAM BOHANNON DEANNA BOYER Glee Club (10.11,12), Librarian (11.12) DIANA BRADDICK: French Club. Eaglite. Honor Society. French Honor Societv. Drama Club. Pep Club GAIL BROWN: National Honor Society, Honor Society. Jr Miss Spirit Award PENNY BROEG 97 DAVE BROWNING: Freshman Basketball. French Club MARSHA BUSBY: Track. Volleyball, Honor Society, 1976 Prom Queen Candidate LANA CANFIELD: Art Club, French Club. Pep Club, Swing Choir. Home- coming Queen Candidate, Prom Queen Candidate, Drama Club, Eaglite TIM CARPENTER DONNA CLAYBAUGH FCA, Pep Club, French Club, National Honor So- ciety, French Honor So- ciety. Health Club. Track DAVID collier BEN COUCH: Wrestling, Football, Golf TERRIE COUCH: Band. Girls’ Track. Volleyball, Basketball LARRY CRULL: FFA, F- Troop MICHAEL DAWSON: Football: All-WRC, All- Area, All-County. All- American; National Honor Society, F-Troop Leader, Hoosicr Boys’ State MARC DEfeONIS: Foot- ball, Cross Country, Track DIANA DELAWTER 98 UPPER LEFT-“Is Steve listening or sleeping?” LOWER LEFT -The honored senior athletes and their parents. BELOW-Homecoming pep session gives the football players a rare chance to goof off. OPPOSITE PAGE: FAR LEFT-Diana shows us how to “boogie” at the dance. UPPER RIGHT Elizabeth finds conversation more interesting than football. LOWER RIGHT-Leave it to Lana to head a demonstration. PAM DENMAN ELWYN DOWNES VERA DUPREE: Drama Club SHERYL EAD: Library Club (pres.) JERRY EMMONS: Base- ball. Basketball (10-11), French Club BARRY ENGLAND: Bas- ketball, Baseball. FFA, Honor Society KATHY ESTER: Pep Club, French Club, Na- tional Honor Society, French Honor Society, Health Club. FCA, Maj. (ID STEVE EVEREST DARLA FETTY: French Club. Mid-Central OEA. Health Club. Choir DENISE FISHER: Pep Club (9), Glee Club (9.12) RON FRAZIER: Football, Wrestling (10,12), Newspa- per Staff STEVE FULLER: FCA, Football: All-area. All-con- ference, All-county 99 RIGHT—Vera and Rhonda know that in Drama Club practice makes perfect. BELOW—Stunning Jr. Miss Contestants, which is your choice? OPPOSITE PAGE: ABOVE—Randy and Jerry help the se- niors battle a losing cause. LOWER LEFT-Judi and Sharon busily work on trying to fix the yearbook. LOWER RIGHT-Seniors make a mad dash for the ball in the faculty-senior game. TINA GALAHER: Band (9). Spanish Club. Honor Society, Track RAE JEAN GILL: Drama Club. French Club, SEA, Mai., Pep Club. Soph. V.P., Beak-N- Eye J.D. GILLESPIE: Spanish Club. French Club SCOTT GILLIAM STEVE GISH: Football (II) CATHY GOSSER: FBLA. Li- brary Club (sec.) RICK GRANGER TIM GRAY JULIE GROSS: French Club. Spanish Club (pres.). Treas. of Junior Class. Eaglite, Jr. Miss Contestant KRISTINE GULMIRE: Pep Club. Art Club. French Clut , Track, Art Award ALLEN HALL: FFA. Track, Football, Cross Country, FCA, Basketball DEBBIE HALL: French Club, Volleyball. Track 100 SCOTT HANEY: FCA. Cross Country, Wrestling (captain). Track GARY HANNAH JIM HALSELL ANNETTE HARPER FBLA, Maj., Eaglite (10,11) DENISE HAYS: Beak-N-Eye (10), Band (manager). National Honor Society, Solo Ensemble Contesting TINA HARRISON: Library Club TOM HARRISON BOB HENDRICKSON: Li- brary Club (treas.) TAMMY HENDERSON: Spanish Club. Pep Club BRENDA HIGHT: Glee Club. Band. 4-H. Mid-Central Area Voc. School JENNIFER HOBBS: Choir (12), French Club. Pep Club. Cheerleader (10), FBLA. Eag- lite (10) KERRY HOCKEMA: FCA. FBLA, French Club, Track, Cheerleader. Health Club 101 JERRY HOGGE JUDI HOSIER: Drama Club, Eaglite Staff, French Club, French Honor Society, Na- tional Honor Society, Jr. Miss Contestant ERIC HUDSON: Football, All-Area Linebacker. Wrestling Captain, Golf, Track, VICA KEVIN HUDSON: Cross Country, Track. Most Valuable Runner-Cross Country MONTY HULLET APRILE HUTTON RHONDA IMEL: Pep Club. FHA, Glee Club MIKE KELLY: Wrestling FRANK KILLIAN FAY KINSER: Band, Concert Choir RHONDA KNIGHT: Pep Club, Drama Club. Eaglite Staff, FHA, Librarian DAVE KNOTTS: Wrestling. Baseball, FCA, French Club 102 BELOW-Rhonda learns a few facts from the guest speaker at FHA. LEFT-Seniors show their ability by wrestling after school. OPPOSITE PAGE: Right-Ron has very much enthusiasm during the convo race. LOWER LEFT-Dennis Simison finds that this class is dreamy. UPPER LEFT-Steve Marsh awaits on base to get the other team mem- ber Out. KEVIN KOOMLER JERRY LAWSON JANE LEATHERS: Frankton Honor Society, Track. Home- coming Qn. Candidate, French Club, Pen Club, Swing Choir, French Honor Society TAME LEISURE TERESA LINDZY: Eaglite Editor, FHA. Wings LIZ MCNAMEE: FEA, Drama Club. Spanish Club, Band. Honor Society, Eaglite BOB MCCORD: Football, Baseball. Wrestling JULEE MCCLINTICK: Pep Club, Majorettes. MEAVS, OEA, Jr. Miss Contestant PATTY MCINTYRE: SAE. Choir RANDY MARLOW: Basket- ball. Cross Country. French Club, French Honor Society CAROL MARSH: Volleyball Choir STEVE MARSH: Wrestling. Baseball, FFA 103 CENTER-Gail Brown wins “Spirit of Jr. Miss” trophy. FAR UPPER RIGHT-Terrie Couch flies high for jump ball as teammates Linda Browning and Kathy Wade look on. LOWER LEFT Mrs. Culps Spanish class speaks in tongues. LOWER RIGHT-Bob Hendrickson puts in work for Library Week. LEE ANN MARTIN: Pep Club (9) BRENDA MASSEY: Volley- ball, Pen Club LUCINDA MICHAEL: FHA. Glee Club CONNIE MONTGOMERY: Jr. Miss Contestant TERESA MORGAN: Pep Club, Art Club, French _lub. Choir BILL MULLINS STEVE MUNDELL: F-Troop, FCA. Eaglite. newspaper. Honor Society. Spanish Club, Baseball, Basketball LARRY MURRAY 104 UPPER LEFT-Parents and guests attended an awards banquet where coaches awarded their athletes, including many seniors. LOWER LEFT-Could this be the senior motto? LOWER RIGHT-Looks as if Jon Risk would rather NOT think about college. RON MUTERSPAUGH: French Club. Football (9) DEBBIE NIVENS RANDY NIVENS RANDY PARKER: Basket- ball. Baseball. Football PAM PICKERING: Pep Club, FBLA, French Club DENNIS PACE REGINA PIERCE: Concert Choir, Drama Club. Eaglite, Wings RICK QUARLES: Band. Con- cert Choir, Swing Choir, Na- tional Flonor Society. Drama Club. FEA, French Club, Mas- cot, Honor Society 105 RIGHT-Rae Jean and Phil take a break during the dance. BELOW-Denny Sheward strives forward to win the big race. LOWER RIGHT—The school board at- tends the athletic banquet with pride. OPPOSITE PAGE: LEFT-Theresa Weaver shows a face of astonishment af- ter being named 1st runner-up in the Jr. Miss contest. FAR UPPER RIGHT-Foreign Ex- change Student Chris Rupp, and Barb Bibb put real feeling into their duet. LOWER RIGHT-A kick line at the Sadie Hawkins Dance? Looks like fun. DEBBIE REHMEL. FBLA SHARON RICHARDSON: Drum Majorette, newspaper staff, Eagfite, Drama Quo. Jr. Miss Contestant, Herald Youth Correspondent, French Club DEBBIE RICKER Spanish Club, Choir, FBLA, Voca- tional Service Clerk BARB RIGNEY: Pep Club JON RISK CHRIS RUPP: Foreign Ex- change Student. French Club, Swing Choir, Concert Choir, Track 11M RYAN KATHY SAGARSEE: Band TIM SCHRADER: newspaper staff VICKY SEAL: Pep Club, Art Club, French Club, Spanish Club JACKIE SHANNON: Spanish Club. General Mills Future Homemaker BILL SHARP: FFA, Wrestling 106 DENNY SHEWARD: Cross Country, FCA. Track. National Honor Society. VP of Class. French Club, Student Council, F-Troop MIKE SHEWARD: Track. Cross Country. National Honor Society. Pres, of Swing Choir, Pres, of Class. Hoosier Boys’ State. Pres, of Student Council, DAR Good Citizen Award STEVE SIDES DENNIS SIMISON JERRY SIMMONS: Voca- tional Industrial Club of America DAVID SIMS MARK SMITH: Spanish Club, Basketball. Track KEN SPAULDING: Voca- tional School STEVE STANSBERRY DONNA STORM: Choir. Track. FBLA (V.-Pres.) JANET STROUP: Band (9,10) DAVID THRASHER: FCA, FFA, Football, Track. Basketball 107 RIGHT-Randy Parker receives a letter in basketball from Coach Fletcher. BELOW-The seniors played an important part in this year’s pep sessions. LOWER RIGHT- Barry England flies high for the Eagles’ points. OPPOSITE PAGE: UPPER LEFT Profcssior Kokin tz and her assis- tant discuss matters in “The Mouse that Roared.’’ UPPER RIGHT-Steve Marsh warms up for an early season game. LOWER LEFT Unfortunately golf team members must caddy for themselves, as Eric Hudson finds out. CENTER RIGHT-Many seniors showed their acting ability in the spring production of “Stuckpot.” LOWER RIGHT Senior members of the football team show their spirit. ROBYN TRUEX: Home- coming Queen. Prom Queen Cand., Cheerleader. Student Council, FCA. National Honor Society, Teenager of the Month KATHY WADE: Volleyball All Conference, Track. 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New lighting systems are eval- uated on this specially equipped engineering test car at General Motors Guide Lamp Division in Anderson. GUIDE LAMP DIVISON ADVERTISEMENTS Frankton Building Loan For all his building and loan needs. Steve Bardonncr knows he can count on the friendly people at Frankton Building and Loan, including FHS graduates Pam Waymire Hendricks and Dawn Pike. 204 Sigler St. Frankton. Indiana Ph. 754-7506 SPOOS FRASKTON 54 7422 Spoo’s Sunoco Spoo offers his customers not only the best 24-hour service available, but also Sunoco gas and oil. Liz McNamee knows that when she needs fast service. Spoo’s Garage is the place to go. 213 Sigler St. Frankton. Indiana ,Buy them- - the name 722 Broadway P O Box 789 Anderson. Indiana Ph 649-1261 fei s you why! 120 MCKOWEN GRAIN C simlOtihis ■to Liz McNamee can have her ears pierced and then se- lect from the wide range of beautiful earrings offered at SMITH’S JEWELERS of Elwood. 117 S. Anderson St. Elwood. 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Mr. Penguin Tuxedo 1031 Meridian Plaza Anderson, Indiana Ph. 644-8788 Being a senior can be exciting and a relief, but being a senior can also have its draw- backs. One of these drawbacks can be college funds. At the ANDERSON BANKING COMPANY. FRANKTON BRANCH, along with checking and savings accounts, loans for mortages, or loans for homes, a senior can get a loan for college expenses. That’s why Frankton folks have been depending on Anderson Banking Company for all their finan- cial needs for years. FRANKTON, INDIANA ph. 754-7312 Anderson Banking Co. ADV£RT S£M£NTS£S$3SS$S$SS3 Security Bank 125 S. Anderson Elwood Ph. 552-3367 Elwood Plaza Elwood Ph. 552-6800 Congratulations Class of 1977 B B Coins 1907 Lafayette St. Anderson Indiana Ph. 649-6060 When looking for a new home, call: Sherell Wright Builders 3414 S. Main Street Anderson, IN 46014 Phone: 649-5568 Member ot Home Builder's Association 124 SELECTIONS OF PHOTO EQUIPMENT Cdverdorj? 'Uieuz-f oint OFFICE SUPPLIES PHOTO EQUIPMENT Olivetti business machines ADDING MACHINES TYPEWRITERS CALCULATORS AUTHORIZED SALES SERVICE OFFICE MACHINES SALES SERVICE OFFICE FURNITURE 1534 MAIN DOWNTOWN ELWOOD 552-3111 044 5561 E jht CotirrriNfH Lift jtnun Ut Antirrusi In addition to all the other banking services Citizens Banking Company offers, the drive-up office at 11th and Main Streets in Anderson is open 8 am to 8 pm, six days a week. And that can come in awfully handy on a Saturday night! Citizens is also the home of TWELVE FOR TWO, a club featuring a dozen banking services for just $2 a month. Citizens Banking Company Member F.D.I.C. ONE OF THE AREA'S LARGEST B K Rootbeer North Broadway and School St. Anderson Ph. 644-3866 P A T R O N S George C. Harper Sons Frankton Ph. 754-7511 Otto Stroup Jr. Insurance 207 N. John St. Frankton, Ind. Ph. 754-7363 Lambesis Food Market 202 Sigler St. Frankton, Indiana Frankton Lion’s Club J.C. Penny 214 S. Anderson El wood, Ind. Ph. 552-5561 B O O S T E R S Hendrick’s Auto Service Abernathy. Phil 22, 30. 47. 92, 93 Alexander, Betty 36 Alexander, John 36 Alexander, Wilfred 36 Andrew. Marjorie 28, 77 Ashby, Mary Jo Bahler. Ruth 29 Bartlow, David 30 Bourke, Ned 30, 55 Brown, Emily 29 Cagley, David 29 Canaday. Larry 30 Cress, Otis 23, 30, 44, 45 Culp. Ruth 30, 61, 73 Davis. Phil 30, 86, 87 Dodd. Carolyn 30, 72 Fletcher. Jim 31. 41. 47. 90, 91 Folsom, Fran 31, 46, 78 Fuller. Glenn 31 Galbraith. Carol 31, 40 Gordon. Jean 36 Hanna, Larry 28 Heniser, Gene 28 Hight, Charlotte 36 Hubbartt, Deward 31, 72 Huntsinger, Cathy 26. 31, 88, 89 Huntsinger. Dennis 31 Johnson, Nancy 16, 31 Kennedy, Joyce 36 Kerkhoff, Gordon 28 Kinser, Janet 36 Lake. Kathie 32, 33. 42, 43 Lamaster. Ivan 28. 65 Legg. Mildred 36 Lee. Nina 32, 33, 76 LeMaster. Ord 20, 32, 33 Lucas. Cathryn 32, 33, 65. 70, 75 McClain, Jan 32, 33 McCrary, Ann 36 McCrary, Larry 36 Miller, Tom 34, 79 Mitchell. Tom 34 Nash, Sterrett 8. 21, 34 Nolton, Doris 28 Roudebush, Gerald 28 Schamowske. Bob 22, 23, 34. 47 Sigler. Frances 8, 34. 74 Urban, Tom 22, 35, 92. 93 Whitmer. Faith 35 Abshire. Chriss 79, 85 Adams, Jennifer 64 Adams, Laura 83, 96 Akers, Jim 19. 46, 64. 79 Alexander, Jeff 25, 59. 73 Alexander. Lisa 40, 64, 83 Alexander, Rex 64. 90, 91, 44 Alexander, Robert % Alexander. Tony Allport, Diane 19, 59. 83, 84. 110 Amos, Ron 59 Anderson. Marianne 26. 41. 59, 73. 79, 88, 89 Anderson. Mike % Antrim, Kevin 17, 41, 64 Appleby, Mike 59. 86, 87 Argabright, Polly 19, 59 Arnold, Bruce 40, 84, % Ashton. Kelly 47, 59 Auler, Brian 64 Ault. Kevin 20, 41. 47, 64. 65, 86, 87, 22 Bagienski, Cindy 41. 59, 72 Bagicnski, Tony 64 Bagley. Linda 43, 75 Bailey. Sarah 64 Bailey, Tammy 21, 41, 73, 78, 88. 72, 89, 110. % Bailey, Tony Baker, Dennis 64 Baker, Mike Baker, Tracy 59. 63, 79 Ball. Cheryl 20. 21. 72, 78. 41, 103 Ball, Ron 40 Bardonner, Steve 43, 75, 77, 110, 96 Banker. Jeff 64 Banker. Kim 41, 43, 56, 73. 78 Barker, Tony 64 Barnes, Danny 59 Barnett, Mike 59 Barnett, Opal 64 Barnhill, Dee Dee 59 Bartlow, Doreen 64. 83. 79 Bascy, Jodeen 59. 63. 73. 82 Baugh, Tim 59 Beamer, Gay 59, 79, 83 Beamer. Teresa 64, 73 Beaver, Donnesa 46. 64. 88-9, 26 Beaver. Donnetta 26. 41. 46. 49, 83. 88-9. 110 Bever. Sheri 21, 74 Beeman. Joyce 96 Beeman. Thomas IX 92, 93 Bell. Toby 59 Bennett. Kim 59. Ill Best, Debbie % Best, Lisa 64. 83 Betz. Ranae 74, 97 Betz, Ron 45. 83. 92, 93 Bever, Sheri 97 Bibb. Barbara 19, 21. 75. 77. 79. 83, 84, 97 Bibb. Dennis 19, 59. 72, 79. 83. 84 Bishop. Brian 64. 86, 87, 46 Blackford. Don 38, 64 Blackford. Kathy Blackmond. Bill 64, 79, 22 Blaylock. Angel 17 Blockson, Chris 26, 46. 59, 73. 88. 89 Bodkins, Darrell Bodkin. Teri Bohannon, Pam 97 Borum, Greg 47, 64 Borum, Jeff 47, 64 Boll. Mike Boyer. Deanna 97 Bradbum, Mike 64, 79 Braddick. Diana 19, 21. 40, 42, 43, 97 Brashear, Jennifer 16, 59 Brashear, Julie 40. 41, 52, 58, 78. 88. 89. 103 Brashear, Rhonda 43, 56 Brashear, Ronica 64, 14 Brecse, Robin 59 Bricker, Richard 59, 72, 83. 22 Broeg. Kelly 97 Broeg. Penny Brown. Betsy 20. 21. 40, 41, 72, 78, 79, 132 103 Brown. Gail 21, 83, 97 Brown, Jennifer 64 Brown. Tammy 59 Browning, David 98 Browning, Linda 21, 40, 46, 78, 79 Bunch, Linda 40. 64 Burton, Carla 41, 59. 73. 82 Busby, Marsha 21, 98 Cain, Tammy 64. 79 Callahan. Randy Canfield. Lana 19, 20, 40, 42, 43, 72, 83. 98 Carpenter. Scott 41, 46, 64. 79, 22 Carpenter. Tim 98 Carter. Kathy 64. 83 Carter. Teresa 19, 59, 75. 83 Chambers Lisa 40, 41. 52, 59 Chandler. Russell Cheetham. Dean 40, 86. 87 Clark. David 64, 86. 87. 22 Clark. Don Clark, Jeannie 65 Clark. Jeff Clark, Peggy 26. 27. 88. 89 Claxon, Angela 65 Claxon, Gary 59 Clay, Cindy 19. 41, 73, 84, 88. 89 Claybaugh. Donna 21, 56, 72, 74, 78. 98 Claybaugh. Jay 21, 20. 40. 41, 72 dayman. Russ 59 Closser. Becky 15, 19, 26, 46. 59 Closser. Julie 19, 21, 40, 41. 56, 78. 73 Collier, David 98 Collier, Eddie 65 Compton, Gary 41. 60, 79 Compton. Rick Condon, Bret 60 Condon, Valle 60 Connelly. Pat 60 Couch. Ben 98 Couch, Jim 65, 79 Couch. Kevin Couch, Tammy 26, 46. 49. 73. 88, 89 Couch, Terri 46, 26. 79, 88. 89, 98, 60 Covell, Chuck Cox, Levi 41, 51. 86, 87, 47 Cox. Ron 65, 22 Crose. Everett 79 Crowder. Mike 19, 20. 72, 84. 22, 83 Crowder, Todd 65, 83, 84 Crouch, Melinda 41. 65, 74 Crull, Jenny 65 Crull, Larry 98 Cunningham. Brett Cunningham. Randy 60 Cunningham, Robert 65, 82 Cyphers, Shelly 65 Dabney, Greg 41, 65, 45 126 Daniels. Sandy Davis. Chris 60 Davis. Terri 40. 78. 83 Dawson. Kammy 65. 88, 89 Dawson, Mike 10, 21, 21 40. 72, 86, 87, 98 DcBonis, Chris DeBonis, Marc 98 Delaplane. Sheryl 65. 76 DcLawter. Diana 98 Denison. Julie 40, 41, 43, 73. 79 Denman, Pam 99 Dickey. Paula 60. 74. 76 Dishman, Barbara 74 Dishman, Keith 65 Dishman, Wally Doan. Rhonda 40, 65, 73 Dodd. Jeff 19. 21, 43. 47, 72 Dollar, Lisa 60 Douglas. Robin 82 Downes. Elwyn 99 Dubuque, Vicky 82 Dupree. Vera 99, 20, 21, 100 Ead, Craig 65 Ead, Sheryl 74. 76. 82. 99 Edwards, Cathy 65 Edwards, Denise 19. 41. 44, 60. 82 Eh man. Beth 65 Ehman, Bobbie 65 Ell. Theresa 60. 82 Emmons, Jerry 38. 72, 92, 93, 99 England, Barry 21. 47. 49. 92, 93, 99, 108 England. Billie 65. 83, 84 Engle. Lisa 26. 41. 65. 79 Engle. Lonnie Epperly. Kathy Epperly, Kenny Ester. Kathy 15. 21, 72. 78, 99. 110 Ester. Terri 60 Etchison, Dan 24. 41, 22, 24. 50, 58. 73. 92, 93. 47 Etchison, Denise 26, 52, 59. 72, 40. 86. 87. 60 Etchison, Don 22, 60 Etchison. Jerry 84. 22 Etchison, Phil 47, 50. 90, 91. 60 Evans, Eddie 47. 50, 65. 90. 91 Everest, Steve 99 Farley. Jennifer 60. 79 Faust', Erick 42, 43, 60, 72, 22 Ferguson, Dale 60 Fetty, Darla 15. 82, 99 Fincher, Trade 65, 135 Fisher, Denise 82, 99 Flanagan, Lisa 19, 60, 82 Flcener, John 60 Folsom, Lecia 65, 83. 84 Forrester, Dcbby 60 Frazee, Patzi 60 Frazier, Ron 22, 43, 44. 99 Frye, Debbie Fuller. John Fuller. Steve 10. 21 41, 86, 87, 92. 93, 99. 23 Furnish, Jeff 21 40. 51. 45, 65, 86. 87 Galahcr, Diane 65, 73. 83 Galahcr, Tina 21. 73, 100 Galvin, Tina 65 Galvin. Toni 60 Garret, Tim 60 Gates, Randy 41, 22 Geer, Pat 22 Gertsorff, Geoff 47, 60, 72, 83. 84 Gilbert, Sherry 65, 82 Gill, Rac Jean 19, 75, 77. 100 Gillespie, J.D. 73. 100 Gilliam. Scott 72, 83. 100. 84 Gish, Steve 2Z 100 Gish, Tom 47. 65. 86. 87. 22 Goldsberry, Janet 40, 66 Gosser, Cathy 74. 76, 100 Gourley, Bob Gourley, Tom 66 Graham, Mike 45, 66, 22 Graham. Tim 82 Granger. Curt 66. 79, 86, 87 Granger, Rick 100 Granger. Terri 46. 60 Gray, Jim 60 Gray, Tim 100 Greene, Kurt 66 Gross, Julie 73. 100 Gulmire. Karen 60. 83 Gulmire, Kristie 100 Gustin. Debbie 60 Hall. Allen 2Z 41. 47. 49. 86, 87. 100 Hall, Ben 25, 41. 47. 50, 51. 66. 86. 87 Hall, Debbie 26, 100 Hall. Eran 19, 40. 66. 67, 73, 79 Hall, Kandy 79 Hall, Lori 60 Hall, Lynn 21. 40 Hall. Tammy 66. 79, 88. 89. 26 Halsell, Jim 101 Hancock, Jim 44. 45, 133 Hancock, Kim 66 Haney, Dave 20. 40. 44. 59, 60, 22 Haney. Mark 40, 66, 45 Haney, Scott 25, 41. 44. 86. 87, 101 Hannah. Gary 101 Hannah. Ron 60, 82 Harless, Jeff Harper, Annette 74, 79. 101 Harper, Donna 40, 7Z 79, 83 Harrison, Carol 66 Harrison, Teresa 60. 83 Harrison, Tina 8Z 101 Harrison, Tom 101 Hart, Roxanna 4Z 43, 60, 72, 83. 84. 133 Hartz, Jenean 40, 41, 60, 5Z 59 Harvey, Rex 47, 66, 79 Haynes, Denise 66 Haynes, Lynee Hays, Denise 79, 101 Heath, David 4Z 43. 47, 60. 7Z 83. 84 Heath, Jerry 38, 66 Heaton, Scott 60, 17 Hendrick. Phil 41, 66, 83, 84 Hendrick, Rick 60 Hendricks, Carol 17. 46 Hendricks, Lee 17, 66 Henderson, Tammie 73, 101 Hendrickson, Robert 76, 8Z 101, 83 Hiatt. Phil 66. 83 Hiatt, Les 44. 86. 87 Hicks, David 47. 66 Hight, Brenda 101 Hight, Paula 60. 83 Hill. Steve Hinds, Doug 66 Hobbs, Debbie 66 Hobbs. Jennifer 7Z 82, 101 Hockema. Kerry 40. 41. 5Z 74. 88, 78. 89. 101 Hogge, Jerry 102 Hogge, Paul 84 Holder. Karen 76, 79 Holder. Sharon 56. 42. 43. 76 Horn. Eric 66 Horn. Jeff 17. 2Z 56 Horn. Lisa 60 Hosier. Judi 19. 21. 40. 42, 43, 72, I0Z 100 Hosier, Nancy 19, 40. 41, 5Z 66. 20 Hosier, Stacey 41, 66 Howell, Brian 66 Hudson. Eric 22, 44. 90. 91, 102. 108 Hudson. Kevin 102 Hudson. Pat 56 Hudson. Terry 66 Huffman, David 56 Huffman, Jim 66 Hughes. Bruce 21, 2Z 24, 40. 56. 90. 91 Hughes, Rex 66 Hughes, Tony 25. 47, 61, 92. 93 Hulett, Michelle 40. 56 Hulett, Monty 102 Humphries. Leigh Ann 42. 43. 63, 61. 73 Hurst, Peggy 26, 61. 73 Hutchison. Ramona 56 Hutchison. Sandy 56 Hutson, Justina 56 Hutton, Aprile 102 Hutton, Jim 47. 66 Idlewine. Rick 56 Idlewine, Tracey 61 Imel. Gerald 2Z 40. 66 Imei. Rhonda 8Z 102 Imel, Teresa 66 Jack, David 56 Jackson, Dana 67 Jackson. Danny 67 Jackson, Dwaine 56 Jackson, Heather 19, 61, 83, 84 Jackson. Misty 67, 83, 84 Jackson, Teresa 26. 67. 79. 83 Jacobsen. Brenda 56 Jenkins, Kathy 67 Jewell, Ben 61 Jiminez. David 49, 47. 61 Johnson. Gloria 61 Johnson, Janet 40. 41. 56, 73, 88, 89 Johnson. Lori 67, 75 Johnson. Patty 56 Jones, Jim 61. 82 Jones, Mike 56 Jones, Rene 56 Jones, Tim 56 127 Kail. Lisa 61. 72 Karr, Greg 56 Karr, Kevin 67 Kelly. Bam 44. 61. 86, 87 Kelly. Mike 102 Kelly, Lisa 61, 79, 16 Kelly, Vince 44. 45. 56 Kiger. Connie 67 Killian. Frank 102 Kindred. Don 45. 67, 86. 87 King, Arthur 56 Kinnaman. Mike 61, 73, 82 Kinser, Fay 79, 83. 102 Kinser. Keith 22, 42, 43. 67, 79 Kleeburg. Mary 56, 82 Knepp, Marsha 67. 88. 89 Knight, Ronda 39. 17. 75, 102 Knotts. David 44. 102 Knotts. Debbie 26, 27, 67, 70, 83 Knotts, Don 56. 92, 93 Koomlcr. Karen 56 Koomler. Kevin 103 Kuklenski. Tracy 22. 44. 61, 86, 87 Lawson, Brian 67 Lawson. Debbie 61 Lawson. Jerry 103 Leach, Robin 56 Leathers. Jane 21, 40. 72, 84. 88. 89. 103 Lee, Kim 56, 82 Lehman. Ken 25. 56 Lehman, Mike 67 Leisure. Dawn Leisure. Marty 56 Leisure. Pam 61 Leisure. Steve 56 Leisure. Tamara 103 Leitem, Klaus 40 Lennon, Bill 41, 67 Lewis, Ross 67 Lindzy, Kim 67, 73, 82 Lindzy, Teresa 42, 43. 74, 103 Luellen. Pam 56, 57 Mahoney. Kelly 61 Major, Greg 61. 73 Marlow, Randy 25. 72, 86. 87, 103 Marsh, Carol 26, 103, 82 Marsh, Hope 61, 73 Marsh, Nancye 40, 57, 72, 78, 133 Marsh, Steve 17. 44. 92, 93, 103, 108 Marlin, Andy 57 Martin, Lee Ann 82, 104 Massey. Brenda 104 May, Kaleaia 67, 82 Mays, Mike 47, 67 McClain, Sharon 57 McClintick, Juice 40. 103 McCord, Bob 103 McCulloch, David 22, 47. 67, 86, 87 McCulloch, Debbie 61, 19 McGinnis, Mike 67, 79 McIntyre, Bill 61 McIntyre, Patty 82, 103 McKee. LcAnn 41, 61, 72 McNamce, Elizabeth 15, 19, 21, 33. 42. 43. 77, 78, 79, 99, 103. 73 McNamee, Peter 45. 61, 92, 93 McPhcarson. Cathy 46. 67 Melling, Andy 61, 92, 93 Melvill, Graham 67. 73 Meredith. Rob 67 Michael, Lucinda 82, 104 Miller, Debbie 57, 73, 21. 76 Miller, Denny 21, 61 Miller, Greg 62, 73, 83 Miller, Jack 67 Miller, Kenny 45. 86. 87, 62 Miller, Kevin 57, 73 Miller. Kim 57 Miller, Lisa 67 Mitchell, Diana 62 Mitchell, Melanie 40. 41, 52, 67 Moberly, Kevin Modlin. Rayna 67 Montgomery. Connie 82. 104, 74 Montgomery. Karla 57. 75 Montgomery. Melanie 67 Moran. Pat Morgan. Teresa 82, 104 Moreland. Pat 62 Morse. Rob 67 Mort, Eddie 68. 86. 87 Mullins. Bill 104 Mullins. Bobby 44, 68 Mundell, Greg 68 Mundell, Steve 15. 21, 40. 41. 42. 43. 73, 92, 93. 104 Munger, Charlie 68 Munger. Jeff 57, 90. 91 Munson, Paul 57, 72, 73. 22 Murray, Bill 57 Murray, Marianne 62 Murray. Larry 104 Murray, Luther 68 Murray, Randy 25, 62, 86, 87 Murrell, Jim 14, 22, 68 Musick, Allen 62 Muterspaugh. Ron 105 Neese, Pam 62, 79 Neff, Donna 62 Nevin, Debbie 105 Nevins, Randy 105 Nicholas, Richi 43, 62, 73 Nichols, Mike 68, 79, 19 Nighbert, Diana 57, 82 Nighbert, Joyce 82 Nighbert, Shiela 68 Norman. Tim 62, 73, 83 Norris, Rita 68 Nutt, Mary 68 O’Bryant, Carole 68. 82 O’Bryant, Larry 22, 47, 62, 48. 82 O’Donnell, Jim 41, 47, 68, 86, 87 Otto, Mary 57, 73 Otto. Teresa 68, 73 Overdorf. Scot 41, 47, 62 Pace, Chuck 57, 73, 79 Pace, Dennis 105 Pace, Ken 57 Painter, Bee 68 Pardue, Kenny 62, 79, 86. 87 Pardue. Robin 68 Parker, Karen 62, 79 Parker. Randy 22, 47. 48, 49. 50, 51. 92, 93, 105, 108 Parker, Steve 21. 47, 57 Paschal, Alan 22, 40, 41, 45, 68 Pedro, Tim 25, 41. 47. 65. 68 Perrigo, Kevin 160. 62 Peters, Barb 19. 68 Peters, Mike 57 Pettigrew, Patzi 62, 73, 79 Peyton, Debbie 57 Phillips. Debbie 62 Phipps, Teresa 57 Pickering, Chris 57 Pickering, Penny 26, 40. 41. 52, 65, 68. 73, 82 Pickering, Pam 74. 105 Pierce, Regina 43, 105, 110 Poston, Mark 62 Plummer. Greg 62, 83 Powell, Randy 57, 73 Pritchett, Bruce 47. 50, 51, 59, 62, 83, 84, 92, 93 Pruitt. Cindy 57. 73, 82 Quarles. Beth 19, 26. 65. 68. 70, 79, 83. 84 Quarles, Rick 19, 21, 40. 52, 75. 77. 79. 83. 84, 105. 133 Quear. Brenda 62 Rehmel. Debbie 74. 106 Rehmel, Diana 26. 27, 46. 60. 62. 73 Richardson, Don 57, 79 Richardson, Jim 45. 68. 79. 86, 87 Richardson, Sharon 19. 29, 42, 43, 72, 106, 79. 100 Ricker, Debbie 74. 106 Riddle, Dean 47. 68. 92, 93, 51 Rigney. Barbara 82, 106 Rigney, Mike 68 Riley, Sam 19, 40, 41, 57 Risk. Jon 22, 45, 84. 90. 91, 106 Robinett, Ronnie 68 Roberts. Barry 21. 40. 57, 72 Roller, Becky 68 Rutherford, Penny 41, 57 Rutherford, Rhonda 68 Rupp. Chris 72, 83, 84. 88, 89, 106 Ryan. Shirletta 57. 83 Ryan. Steve 68 Ryan. Tim 106 Sagarsee, Brad 62 Sagarsee, Kathy 106 Samuels, Brad 25, 41, 51, 59. 62, 72, 50, 47 Schmidt, Carla 41, 46. 57, 73 128 Schmink. Ellie 26. 46. 68, 88, 89 Schmink. Linda 26. 57, 58, 110 Schrader. Tim 43, 106 Schultz. Marc 57 Seal, Karen 62, 82 Seal, Mike 68 Seal, Vicky 72, 73, 106. 110 Shannon, Jackie 106 Shannon. Jerry 69 Shannon, Larry 62 Sharp, Bill 106 Sheets, Terry 47, 62, 83, 84 Sheets, Tina 62, 69, 75 Shell. Calvin 62 Shell. Kevin 57 Sheward, Jana 20. 40. 41, 52, 59, 62, 83 Sheward, Denny 21, 25, 20. 40. 86, 87, 107 Sheward. Mike 19, 20, 21, 25. 40. 72, 84. 86, 87. 107 Shively. Larry 25. 40. 41, 57. 72, 90. 91 Shively, Marsha 26, 41. 67, 69, 82 Short, Martina 62 Sides, Brian 57 Sides. Steve 107 Sidwell, Becky 43. 45, 46, 57, 75 Sid well. Tari 63, 83 Sidwell, Terri 69 Simison. Dennis 107 Simmons, Anna 57 Simmons. Henry 41, 69 Simmons. Jerry 107 Sims. Ann 69, 73, 88. 89 Sims, David 107 Small, Laura 40, 69. 83 Smith, Danny 69 Smith, Jim 69 Smith, Kim 46. 69. 50 Smith, Leatha 63. 79, 83 Smith. Linda 69 Smith, Mark 47, 73, 86. 87. 107 Snook, Dcrria 69, 83 Spaulding, Kenneth 107 Stafford, Bill 63 Stafford, Donna 46. 48. 69 Stafford. Shelly 26. 46. 69, 75 Stanley. Boh 47, 51, 63 Stanley. Scott 69 Stansberry. Cindy 57 Stansberry, Steve 106 Staples. Carl 41, 63, 82 Stephens, Claude 22, 63, 72 Stinnett. Patty 40. 57, 78, 79 Stisser, Ina 63, 83 Storm, Donna 106. 74 Strangeway, Lori 16. 19. 41, 59, 63. 83. 86, 87 Stroup. Janet 106 Stotts, David 47, 69. 79 Sumner. Keith 41. 69 Sumner. Kevin 57 Surber. Jamie 57, 73. 83 Surber. Lisa 57 Super, Doris 14. 42. 57. 78, 88. 89 Swan. John 46. 69. 90, 91. 41 Swan. Peggy 58. 78, 83 Swartz, Karen 21. 58. 82 Taylor, Todd 41. 63, 82 Thomas. Patty 41, 70 Thrasher. David 22, 106 Thrasher, Guy 40, 58 Tipton, John 70 Tisdale, Jennifer 63 Tisdale. Ramona 58, 79 Trogdlen, Patty 58, 73 Trueblood, Leon Truex, Robyn 11, 20, 21. 40, 52, 82, 108 Turbeville, Toni 70 Turner, Carol 62, 79 Turner. Mark Undcrriner. Becky 21, 42, 26. 46. 58. 72, 78. 83 Usfo, Julie 63. 79 VanBriggle. Rex 20, 22, 40. 41, 47, 70. 51 Vandersnick, Blaine 41, 70 Vautaw. Rob 4Z 70, 83 w, Y,zy Wade, Bret Wade. John 22, 70 Wade. Kathy 26, 46, 78. 88, 89, 108 Wade, Tim 20, 22, 40, 45, 58, 73, 92. 93 Walker, Nancy 82, 108 Wallace, Rex 108 Walls. Donna 41, 42, 58, 73, 79 Walser, David 63 Watson, Tonya 108 Waymire. Brenda 73 Waymire, Brent 42, 43, 60. 63, 73 Waymire, Deena 70, 82, 69 Waymire, Michele 41. 63, 83. 84. 86. 87. 79 Waymire, Shirley 63 Waymire, Steve 108 Waymire, Terry 108 Weaver, Theresa 20. 21, 42, 43. 72, 78, 83. 88. 89, 106, 108. NO Webster. Kathy 63 Wellman, Dennis 21, 25. 58, 72 Wells, Gary 43, 73, 109 Wells, Rita 58 West, Sheryl 82, 109 West, Sue 109 West, Thelma 58 Wheat, Julie 63. 83 Wheat. Kim 83, 109 Whetsel, Christina 58 Whetsel, Dane 21. 22, 24, 41. 47. 48, 49. 58. 72, 92, 93, 51 Whetsel, Robin Whitaker. Jay 86, 87 White, Melanie 75, 90, 91, 109, 110 Whitehead, Mike 109, 58 Wiley, Cheryl 63 Wilbom, Angela 70 Williams. Greg 40, 41, 38, 58 Williamson, Charlie 41, 47, 48, 70, 90. 91 Windlan, Laura 40. 65, 70 Witcher, Tandy 109 Witteveen, Ellen 83, 109 Wittkamper, Lisa 10, 21, 72, 84. 83, 110 Wittkamper. Myron 17, 63, 110 Wood. Richard 70 Woodcock, Gary 70 Woodcock, Karen 58, 82 Wools, Brenda 82 Woodsides, Jill 20, 40. 70, 83 Wright, Debbie 63 Wright, Delbert 70. 86. 87 Wright. Don 63 Wright. Jim 41, 47. 58 Wright, Regina 40. 41. 52, 58, 72, 73. 78, 83 York, Shannon 47, 63 Young, Dwayne 58 Zigler. Brett 58 Zigler, Rick 70 Zirklcback, Janet, 82, 110 129 Taylor, Robin 41, 58. 83 Taylor, Scott 58, 83 Memories are in everyone and even schools have them. This year a dedication was made for sidewalks on the streets surrounding the school. Teachers are a part of a school’s memories and two of those were Mr. Nash and Mrs. Sigler who resigned this year. The National Honor Society presented Mr. Nash with a plaque for sponsor- ing them for many years. Each year the seniors get ex- cited around the last two months they’re in school. Prom, graduation and grad night are among the most important limes. After they graduate it’s a happy time, but sometimes sad- ness comes when they look back on the times and know they can never relive them again except by memories of days gone by. 130 LEFT A horse of a different color? CENTER LEFT Sec- tional week is a time to get up. CENTER RIGHT Jim Hancock “gets down” at one of the school dances. LOWER LEFT Mr. Abernathy helps lead the faculty to a victory over the seniors while . . . LOWER RIGHT-Mrs. Gal- braith and MLss Lake cheer them on. OPPOSITE PAGE: UPPER LEFT Roxanna Hart and Rick Quarles join in the sectional celebration. UPPER RIGHT Students and fac- ulty observed the dedication of new sidewalks for Frank- ton. CENTER RIGHT-Rochestcr High School and the roaring 60's? LOWER LEFT Prom Queen Candidates Becky Undcmncr. Julie Brashear, Betsy Brown, Cheryl Ball, and Nancye Marsh. LOWER RIGHT Mrs. Gal- braith and Mr. Urban race to the finish. 133 In “DAYS GONE BY” wc will remember . . . UPPER LEFT-Celebrities like Ed McMahon, we helped with the Muscular Dystrophy drive that included FHS students in a walk-a-thon. CENTER LEFT-Faculty and staff who attended all the many athletic and entertainment events. CENTER RIGHT-Quiet streets in a quiet little town. LOWER LEFT Summer-like days spent in extracurricular activities, like the Drama Club car wash. LOWER RIGHT Lunch hours spent in the gym, even on sectional days. OPPOSITE PAGE: UPPER LEFT-The main street through Frankton, and the way ‘restaurant was mispellcd. UPPER RIGHT-Miss Linda Fox, elementary teacher, who was named Teacher of the Year’ for West Central and was one of four in the state to receive an Honorable Mention in the 1976 contest. CENTER LEFT-Guest speakers who enlightened many classes and club meetings, like this group of FBLA members. CENTER RIGHT-Thosc fun projects and ‘goof ofT days in class. LOWER LEFT Being ‘kids again during sectional week, as Trade Fincher did. LOWER RIGHT The first day of driving in Driver’s Ed ! All of these things, large or small in importance, became a special part of this school year. These were the good ’ole days. 135 1976 - STAFF Editor-in-chief.......... Class section editors..... Sports staff.............. Photographers............ Ad manager............... Ad layouts................ Stall (advertising copy) ...................................Teresa Lindzy ..................Sharon Richardson Judi Hosier ..............Steve Mundell (ed.), Diana Braddick ................Brent Waymire. Erick Faust. Keith Kinser. Greg Borum. Rob Vautaw .............................Elizabeth McNamee .................................Steve Bardonner .................Lana Canfield. Becky Underriner. Doris Super. Teresa Weaver. Donna Walls, Sharon Holder. Kristie Gulmire. David Heath and Journalism I II class ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Faculty Advisor.....................................................Kathie Lake Reid’s Studio Photographer..........................................Rob Bennett Herff Jones Representative..........................................Larry Glaze Artwork.........................................Steve Bardonner Teresa Lindzy Cover Idea................................................................Teresa Carter Division Page Photos.............................................Brent Waymire Color Photographs.........................................................Reid’s Studio Mexico Pictures............................................................JoAnn Miller Promotional Prizes.................Mike Bell (Herff Jones), True Value Hardware Anderson. Eaglite Staff Special thanks to the following for giving us permission to use photos from their files: THE ANDERSON HERALD. THE ANDERSON BULLETIN. THE EL- WOOD CALLLEADER (with special thanks to sports editor Clarence Young). ■ry VI V Made In Th 136