Frankton High School - Eaglite Yearbook (Frankton, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1978 volume:

% I 1 Frankton, Indiana 46044 Table of Contents Student Life 7 Faculty 15 Seniors 23 Juniors 44 Sophomores 19 Freshmen 55 Clubs 62 Sports 93 Advertisements 121 4 Yesterday is gone; no more can you change what happened, or push something into what is already past. Those games and that big win are over. That record-breaking blizzard has melted. The times when we were perhaps a little crazier than normal. That happy mood, that special cast party, and our moments of ham- ming-it-up. The scoreboard is dead, the cheers are silent. Our history project is over. No more free golf games or that carefree feeling. Yes it is gone, Or is it! Come back with us as we try, just try to give you: “YESTERDAY ONCE MORE 5 6 7 Top left: Look at Mr. Cool. Top center: Is Mr. Wilson moon- lighting as the Fonze ? Center: Leatha Smith studying, obvi- ously a pose. Far right: How do you like those curls? Center bottom: Freshman Duane Kiplinger studies the ancient Mo- hawk Indians. Opposite page, bottom right: Where's my mommy? 8 Student Life Top left: To relieve some of the boredom of school, kids decorate their lock- ers. Top right: Kim doesn't seem to be paying attention, while Todd seems really interested. Bottom: Hard at work on those art projects, or maybe not. Opposite page, top left: Todd and Robyn . . . another Donny and Marie? Top right: Carol seems very involved. Center: Those psychology students really psyche theirselves up for a test. Bottom left: David Clark finds humor in something Mrs. Culp says. Bottom right: Mike Rigney repairs a fan in metals class. 10 Student Life Top left: Selling candy is an impor- tant part of lunch hour. Top right: The blizzard of 78. Center: You can always find crowded halls be- tween classes. Bottom: Lunch . . . from potato chips and milk to meat and vegetables. 12 Student Life Top left: Isn't this a cute trio? Top right: Is this David Heath ... or has he changed? Center: Debbie DeFord and the Three Clucks show their talent at the variety show. Bottom right: Anita Syverson and Robin Hires wonder Why Am I Me? Bottom left: Will we get out before July? Student Life 13 Top: Majorettes perform Alla Baroco. Center: Ready, set, . . . go. Bottom left: Think you can catch this? Bottom right: How's this? 14 Student Life THE SPECIAL PEOPLE IN THE FRONT OFFICE (LEFT TO RIGHT) GORDON KERKHOFF—Principal, MAJORIE ANDREW-Guidance Director, and Se- nior Sponsor, LARRY HANNA-Assistant Principal and Athletic Director, IVAN LAMASTER—Guid- ance, General Math, Freshman Sponsor. (LEFT TO RIGHT) DORIS NOLTON-Secretary, EMILY BROWN-Registrar, RUTH BAHLER- School Nurse for the West Central Community School Corporation. 16 WONDERFUL WORLD OF TEACHING When we finally reached Frankton High school as a freshman, we were ready to be grown up and we thought we could take on anything. However, when we are finally ready to leave Frankton we seem to find ourselves a little scared and not so grownup as we thought. Throughout these years of high school, opportunities and life couldn't be ours without the guidance, caring, and friendship of our teachers. PHIL ABERNATHY; an Alexandria, IN native, graduated from Ball State and came to Frankton to teach Algebra II, Geometry, General Math and is ass't Baseball coach and Reserve and ass't Football coach. DAVID BARTLOW; business major from Ball State, teaches Typing I 'II and Bookkeeping I. He grew up in Anderson, IN and is the sponsor of the Senior Class. CALVIN BAYLEY; A new face at Frankton that grew up in rural Anderson, IN and attended An- derson College teaches Biology and is Varsity Basketball coach and FCA sponsor. NED BOURKE; Physics, Electronics, Tri- gonometry, Analysis, and Junior Class Sponsor is this Indiana State graduate, Terre Haute, IN na- tive's job at Frankton. LARRY CANADAY; Purdue University graduate who grew up in Frankton and teaches Biology, Adv. Biology, and Chemistry. OTIS CRESS; is Alexandria, IN born, Anderson College graduate and teaches English Litera- ture I and III, also he's head wrestling and ass't Football Coach. RUTH CULP; Junior Class Sponsor who lived in Midland, Mich, as a girl and graduated from Anderson College and now teaches Spanish I II, and English Literature II. 17 way by directing them with personal knowledge. D a 8 S 8 S3 w u £ Q 5 o LEFT TO RIGHT PHIL DAVIS, a Frankton, IN boy and Purdue University graduate is head track and Cross Country coach, also teaches US History-Regular and Advanced, and Drivers Education. CAROLYN DODD, is an English Literature II and French I II teacher that graduated from Ball State University and lived in In- dianapolis, IN as a girl, also she is sponsor of the Sophomore Class, French, Club and French Honor Society. FRAN FOLSOM, is a Ball State University from Anderson, IN and coaches Girls' Basketball and is sponsor of Health Club, she finds time to teach PE, Health, Government, Economics, and Ale. Tob. Narc. GLEN FULLER, is a native of Wapahani, IN and is in charge of Elec- trical Maintenance and teaches Printing I, Drafting I, and Drawing II. CAROL GALBRAITH, is the Pep Club, Drama Club sponsor and teaches English and Literature II, III, IV, and Speech and Drama, she graduated from Ball State University and is a Bluffton, IN native. JIM HOWELL, is a Baptist College graduate and Lapel, IN native that teaches Drivers Education, Health, PE and Ale. Tob. Narc. and is Ass't Basketball and Golf Coach. DEWARD HUBBART, teaches English Literature I III, World History, and is Sophomore Class sponsor and graduated from Ball State University after growing up in Kempton, IN. CATHY HUNTSINGER, is an Austin Peay State University graduate and resided in Nashville, Tennessee as a girl, now she teaches PE, Al. Tob. Narc, Drivers Education and coaches Girls' Volleyball and Track. DENNIS HUNTSINGER, is an Elwood, IN native who graduated from Austin Peay University, he teaches Metals I II, Woods, and Drawing I. 18 CARING ... is helping someone to climb to ORD LEMASTER, is the Student Council Sponsor, and Economics Government and Drivers' Education teacher that grad- uated from Ball State University and lived in Muncie, IN as a boy. NINA LEE, is a Muncie, IN native and Ball State graduate that takes care of the School Library and sponsors the Library Club. CATHRYN LUCAS, is a native of Clay City, IN and graduated from Indiana State University, she teaches Crafts, Art (2-d, 3- d) and also sponsors the Freshman class and Art Club. JAN McCLAIN, is a business major from Ball State University that lived in Anderson, IN as a girl, now she teaches Typing I, General Business, Shorthand, and is the FBLA and Cheerleader sponsor. KAREN MILLS, is the FHA sponsor who teaches Foods Clothing, Marriage and Home Ec., also she graduated from Purdue and lived in Albany, IN as a girl. TOM MITCHELL, graduated from Purdue University and lived in Bedford, IN, now he teaches Woods, Motors and Ag, he is Ass't Track Coach and FFA sponsor. ROBERT SCHARNOWSKE, is the U.S. His- tory and American Problems teacher that coaches Football and sponsors FCA, also he graduated from Indiana University. BOB SHIPLEY, is taking care of the Band, Pep Band, Jr. High Band and Majorettes since he came to Frankton after gradu- ating from Ball State University, teaching in Australia, and living in Warsaw, IN as a boy. GOOD'3 19 new heights: to any place at all. FRIENDSHIP ... is the giving of yourself to someone to help them to learn and to give of themselves. (LEFT TO RIGHT) KEVIN SIPE; is an Indiana University graduate who grew up in Portland, IN. Besides being sponsor of the Yearbook and Newspaper, he teaches Eaglite, Journalism, and English Lit. I. TOM URBAN; head Baseball ass't Football coach teaches P.E. Health and Psychology Recreation and was born in Anderson and graduated from Ball State University. FAITH WHITMER; Concert Choir 9, 10, 11, 12 grade choir is an Olivet Nazarene College graduate, lived in Monticello as a child and is the Director of the United Swing Choir. RANDY WILSON; Freshman Basketball coach spent his childhood days in Fortville, IN, graduated from Anderson College, teaches Algebra I and General Math. 20 THE LARGE STAFF BEHIND THE SCENES (ABOVE) CUSTODIAN: MR. LARRY McCrary, cafeteria staff: (left to RIGHT) Joyce Kennedy, Jean Gordon, Janet Kinser, Dana McCord, Charlette Hight, Janet Goldsberry, and Mildred Legg. 21 Top left: Front, LtoR, Fred St. John, Charles H. Clark, Daniel S. Davisson. Back, LtoR, Gene Heniser, Asst. Supt., Rex Etchison, George Likens, John Usfo, and George Hall. Top right: Coach Jim Howell. Center left: Bob Hook keeps trim. Center: Randy Wilson ex- plains numbers. Center right: Mr. Sipe, Our hero. Bottom: Joyce Basey, Herald Ebert, Ward Jackson, Maurice Wit- tkamper, Dorinda Ebert, Richard Fox, Rick Hall, Don Hall, C.O. Cox, Paul Len- non, and Ronnie Smith. 22 “and silent tears still flow .. The summer months we usually remember for the happy times spent with our friends and the fun we share with them. The summer of 77 will be remembered much differently by the mem- bers of the class of 1978. In June, tragedy struck, and the life of our friend and classmate Ronnie Ball was taken from us. It is not for us to know the purpose or understand why this had to happen, but only to try and do our best to accept it. Ronnie will always be loved and never forgotten by his friends and now to him and to his family, we, Ronnie's friends in the class of 78, dedicate our section of the 1978 Eaglite; Our hearts still ache with sadness And silent tears still flow, What it means to lose you, No one will ever know. When I'm sad and lonely, And everything seems wrong. I seem to hear you whisper, Cheer up and carry on. Each time I see your picture, You seem to smile and say, Don't cry, I'm only sleeping, We'll meet again, someday. Seniors 23 “SENIORS PROPHECY, IN TWENTY...... Once upon a time in the year of 1998 we see the town of Frankton has become a booming metropolis. This change is accredited, so the legend goes, to the brains and inge- nuity of the members of the Class of 1978. In the heart of Frankton lie many prosperous businesses. To the east we see Cheryl Ball's Cosmetic Factory, with Tony Alexander, Linda Bagley, Janet Johnson, Linda Browning, Bill Murray, and Jamie Surber as em- ployees. Close by is Pat Geer's Laun- derette. Across the street is Thelma West's Hockey Puck Factory where Cris DeBonis, Cindy Pruitt, Kathy Epperly, Chris Whetsel, Mike Apple- by, Steve Leisure and Tammy Riley are employed. Next to this is Kevin Couch's furniture store where Robin Douglas, Justina Hudson, Diane Nighbert, Kelly Broeg, Shirlette Ryan, Cindy Stansberry, and Ramona Tisdale are employed. Kevin's store was recently sold to him by two partners, Donna Harper and Dennis Wellman. The whole town is safe and sound because of Frankton's Chief of Police Vince Kelly and his loyal deputy, Scott Taylor. In another part of the city is Greg Brinkman's Taco Stand. Patty Stin- nett and Penny Marcum are chief taco stuffers; John Fuller is parking cars. At Morgan's Dance Disco, Greg Williams, Rick Compton and Doris Super are instructors. Randy Callahan is employed as the window washer. At the new K-Mart we see Chris Pickering as Chief Janitor with his staff of Jeff Horn, Brenda Jacob- sen, Ramona Hutchison, and Tim Jones. At McDonalds we find Patty Johnson and Don Richardson selling half pounders. Nancye Marsh has opened a dancing clinic. Julie Closser has become the first woman Vice-President of General Motors. At Haynes Memorial Hospital we find Dane Whetsel as Chief Surgeon and rumor has it that Brenda Way- mire is his favorite nurse. Patients there include Juha Skytta, Lindy Vanhoosier, Kyle Barnett and Brett Cunningham. On down the freeway is Les H iatt's coke plant where Mary Kleeburg, Ken Lehman and Kandy Hall are bottle cappers. Smitty's Gas Station has expanded under the new manage- ment of Darrel Bodkin and Rhonda Brashear. Cathy Blackford has taken over Elves Six and hired Pat Hudson, Julie Marsh, Bob Gourley and Steve Hill as her employees. At the new MCL Cafeteria, Greg Karr is manager. Things have changed at FHS also. Dave Huffman is the new principal and his assistant is Arthur King. Teachers include: Donna Walls—English Larry Scott—Electronics Debbie Miller—Trigonometry Levi Cox—Adv. Woods Pam Luellen—Zoology Vicky Dubuque—Chemistry Karla Montgomery—Art Becky Sidwell—P.E. Joyce Nighbert—Driver's Ed Jerry Etchison—Choir Rita Wells—Home Ec. Dwaine Jackson is a bus driver and Carla Schmidt and Becky Underriner are cooks. On the sports scene we see that Robin Taylor is back from the Indy 500 with a victory. She gives credit to her mechanics Sandy Hutchison and Rick Idlewine. Steve Parker is the player coach of the Indiana Pacers. Jeff Munger is back from the Masters Tournament which he won. Julie Brashear and Andy Martin have gold medals in gymnastics from the Olympics. Paul Hogge won the de- cathalon and Mike Baker had a gold medal in the 100 meter run. Terri Davis is now a track star. Don Knotts and Ron Betz are back from the World Series where they led their team to an easy win. Bruce Hughes is the quarterback for the Dallas Cow- boys and is married to Cowboy cheer- leader Linda Schmink. Marc Schultz has just set a new record in weight lifting, and Chuck Covell is the new game warden at Mounds State Park. Frankton's most steady couple, Betsy Brown and Tom Beeman fi- nally got married. Tom asked Bets to marry him and return to New York City where he was President of the Stock Exchange. Other persons still in the Frankton area include Donnetta Beaver Tumulty, housewife and mother; Lynn Hall, telephone operator; Mike Bott, Milkman- Angel Blaylock, 4-H leader; Jeff Dodd, Ice Cream Man; Mary Otto, Piano Teacher; Kevin Shell, Post- man; and Lonnie Engle is the Mayor of Frankton. Frankton also has some local ce- lebrities. For example, Dan Etchison, who made Guiness Book of World Records for Most Seasons ever Raising Seed Corn, and the team of Sumner and Wade who do commer- cials, Cover Girl Kim Banker (who in private life is married to Larry Shively), and Salvation Army Work- er, Barry Roberts. 24 Senior Prophecy YEARS FROM NOW 5? Paul Munson was photographer at the birthday party of First Lady Patti Trogdlen Carter. Guy Thrasher print- ed the picture in his own print shop. Out in Hollywood we find that sev- eral members of the Class of 78 have really made it big. For example: the Holder Sisters are a new singing sen- sation that swept the country. Their back-up band includes Chris Abshire on bass, Michelle Hulett on lead guitar and Penny Rutherford on key- board and Wally Dishman on drums. Kim Miller is the manager of the group. Kevin Miller is printer of the Actor's paper, Variety. Frankton's own Dean Cheetham was recently named on the best dressed list in the U.S. Class members in remakes of old movies are Tony Bailey in “Smokey and the Bandit, Part II; and Jay Claybaugh in Return to Star Trek. Teresa Phipps is appear- ing on Charlie's Angels TV show. Everyone's favorite TV show American Bandstand is now even bigger and better due to the dynamic personality of its new host Mike Crowder. Handsome playboy, Klaus Leitem recently became rich, handsome playboy, Klaus Leitem, when he in- herited Gwyn's chain of drug stores. Klaus's new wife is former Miss America, Peg Swan, in spite of the rumor that he was going to marry Model, Karen Swartz. Literary figures of the class in- A LOOK INTO THE FUTURE elude Randy Gates, editor of Nation- al Lampoon; his publisher Sam Ri- ley, Esq.; Alfredo Azureo, owner of People Magazine; People fashion designer, Sharon McClain; Chuck Pace, cartoonist for Mad, Mr. Pace's Chauffeur Anna Simmons; and the World Champion of Trivia, Dwayne Young. Members of the class haven't been kept out of the limelight in politics either. Carol Hendricks heads the Department of Agriculture. Randy Powell is National Chairman of the G.O.P., while Jim Hancock is gover- nor of Indiana. Now our story is over and the year is only 1978, but who knows, in twenty years from now........... Senior Prophecy 25 Creme de la Creme PRETTIEST HAIR MOST SPIRIT 26 Seniors MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST ACTOR ACTRESS BOOKWORMS Seniors 27 “LOOKS LIKE WE MADE IT FHS took on a new attitude and outlook this year under the guid- ance and leadership of the Class of '78. Students and faculty alike took notice of the new found school spirit and interest in school activities. Senior class officers were Mike Crowder—president, Paul Munson—v. president, Betsy Brown—secretary, and Becky Un- derrriner-treasurer. Seniors began their final year busily making plans for Home- coming. Queen Candidates were nominated and the class float theme was Skunk 'Em Eagles. The float brought the Seniors their third victory in float competition. The many weeks off for snow and bad weather made the winter seem to fly by and suddenly it was April, with Senioritis beginning to take its course. The Junior class honored the Seniors at the prom given on May 6, 1978. The month of May was filled with talk of colleges, new jobs, and summer plans as the Seniors approached the long awaited grad- uation day. On May 21, 1978, the Senior class at Frankton High School took their first steps together toward a bright, new future. CHRIS ABSHIRE: Band, Jazz Band, Swing Choir, Golf, Concert Choir, VICA, 4-H, FCA, “Oklahoma Bas- ketball Mgr. TONY ALEXANDER MIKE APPLEBY: Track ALFREDO AZUERO: Foreign Ex- change Student, Wrestling, Spanish Club, F-troop, Homecoming Escort LINDA BAGLEY: Art Club (sec 11, vp—12), Art Award, Newspaper Staff TONY BAILEY: Varsity Football, FFA, Judging Award (11-12) MIKE BAKER: Football, Varsity Track (MVP-11, All WRC-9,10,11) CHERYL BALL: French Club, Honor Society, Prom Queen Cand., Home- coming Queen Cand., Student Coun- cil, Health Club, FCA 28 Seniors Homecoming Queen Julie Brashear, and her escort Levi Cox. Candidates Julie Closser and her escort Klaus Leitem, Nancye Marsh and her escort Alfredo Azureo, Peggy Swan and her escort Juha Skytta, and Cheryl Ball and her escort Mike Crowder. KIM BANKER: Pep Club, FHA, FCA, Spanish Club, Health Club (sec) DONNETTA BEAVER: FCA, Pep Club, Varsity Cheerleader, Health Club, Varsity Track, Varsity Basket- ball, Varsity Volleyball (capt. All WRC), Oklahoma'' THOMAS BEEMAN: Varsity Base- ball, Basketball, Golf, Honor Society, French Club, FEA, Prom King RON BETZ: Metals Award, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling CATHY BLACKFORD: Concert Choir, Art Club, Library Club, Volleyball ANGEL BLAYLOCK: Pep Club, Eag- lite, FFA (sec), 4-H, Judging Award, Y-Teen, Girls State DARRELL BODKIN, FFA MIKE BOTT: FFA Seniors 29 UPPER RIGHT: Seniors demonstrate skill in their favorite subject of 12 years. LEFT: Juha mixes a secret potion. RIGHT: Donna and Karen seem unhappy with the newspa- per article. JULIE BRASH EAR: Varsity Track, FCA (tres), Varsity Cheerleader (3 yrs), FOW, Health Club, Class Tres.—9, Prom Queen Cand., Home- coming Queen t RHONDA BRASHEAR GREG BRINKMAN KELLY BROEG, FHA, FOW BETSY BROWN: Class Tres. 9-11, Class Sec—12, French Club, French Honor Society, FCA, Majorettes, Majorettes Award, Student Council, Honor Society, Health Club (pres), Pep Club (pres), Prom Queen LINDA BROWNING: Pep Club, Ma- jorettes, Varsity Basketball, Spanish Club (sec) Honor Society, Health Club (sec), FCA RANDY CALLAHAN: Football DEAN CHEETHAM: Class Pres-9, Student Council, Basketball, Track, Dream Date 30 Seniors UPPER LEFT: Mrs. Lucas helps Ra- mona Tisdale with an art project. LEFT: Senior QB Bruce Hughes and Coach Scharno discuss the Eagle game plan. RIGHT: Shive makes a fancy move for two. JAY CLAYBAUGH: Valedictorian, French Club (pres), French Honor Society, Honor Society (pres), Stu- dent Council, F-Troop JULIE CLOSSER: Honor Society, Swing Choir, Student Council, Homecoming Queen Cand, Math Award, Dream Date, FEA (v. pres), FCA, Drama Club, Pep Club, Track, Eaglite Editor, Spanish Club (sec), Band, Health Club, Oklahoma RICK COMPTON: Voc. School CHUCK COVELL: Band, Jazz Band, VICA, FCA, Varsity Baseball, Basket- ball Mgr. LEVI COX: Varsity Basketball, Var- sity Football, Varsity Track, FCA, Homecoming King Prom Escort MICHAEL CROWDER: Class Pres. 11-12, Football, Swing Choir, Dream Date, Student Council—pres, Drama Club (pres), French Club, Music Man ' Oklahoma, Choir Award, Prom Escort, Homecoming Escort BRETT CUNNINGHAM: VICA, Art Club SANDY DANIELS Seniors 31 Seniors, Juha Skytta, Justina Hutson, and Becky Underriner relive Yesterday Once More. TERESA DAVIS, Swing Choir, FHA, Concert Choir, Band, Pep Club, French Club, Health Club, Oklahoma CRIS DEBONIS: French Club, OEA WALLY DISHMAN: VICA JEFF DODD. Basketball, Swing Choir, Honor Society, Drama Club, French Club, Concert Choir, Okla- homa, Newspaper (editor—77) ROBIN DOUGLAS: Glee Club VICKY DUBUQUE: Pep Club, Glee Club KATHY EPPERLY: Art Club, Pep Club, VICA, OEA, Voc. School DAN ETCHISON: Student Council, FCA, French Club, Spanish Club, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football (Most Valuable Back, Hon Men. All WRC) JERRY ETCHISON: Varsity Football, Swing Choir, Varsity Wrestling, Con- cert Choir, VICA, FCA JOHN FULLER RANDY GATES: Varsity Track, FCA, FEA, Varsity FootbalKMost Valuable Lineman, All WRC, All-Area) PAT GEER: FFA, Varsity Football 32 Seniors BOB GOURLEY KANDY HALL: FOW, JA, FHA, Band, Band Award, BSU Solo Award LYNN HALL: Pep Club, Honor So- ciety, FOW, Library Club (sec) JIM HANCOCK: Football, Varsity Wrestling, Spanish Club DONNA HARPER: Band, Concert Choir, Track Mgr., FCA, Jazz Band, Art Club, Art Award, Pep Club, French Club, Oklahoma LYNNEE HAYNES: Band, French Club, Pep Club, OEA CAROL HENDRICKS: Pep Club, Track, Mgr, Volleyball Mgr, Basket- ball Mgr, 4-H, FHA (pres), Judging Award, FFA (tres) STEVE HILL: VICA PAUL HOGGE: Swing Choir, Concert Choir, Band, Drama Club, Thespian Society, Wrestling, Varsity Football, OEA (pres) KAREN HOLDER: Band, Pep Club, JA, Library Club, FHA (vp) SHARON HOLDER: Band, JA, Pep Club, Library Club, FHA (historian) PAT HUDSON Seniors 33 Some of Frankton's many talented Seniors show off their talent in the all school vari- ety show. BELOW: Linda Schmink sings about her bologna. RIGHT: Mike Crowder learns not to call Bruce, Mr. Hughes. DAVE HUFFMAN: FFA BRUCE HUGHES: Basketball, Span- ish Club, FEA, Honor Society (v. pres—11 12), Eaglite Staff, Var- sity Golf, Varsity Football (1977 MVP, Honorable Mention All WRC, All County, All Area—11 12) MICHELLE HULETT: Glee Club, Pep Club, Spanish Club, FOW RAMONA HUTCHISON SANDY HUTCHISON JUSTINA HUTSON: Track, 4-H, Art Club RICK IDLEWINE: FFA DWAINE JACKSON: Band, VICA, VMT, Jazz Band, BRENDA JACOBSEN: Pep Club, Concert Choir, Voc. School CHRIS JOHNSON JANET JOHNSON: Spanish Club, Varsity Track, FCA, Pep Club, Wings Staff, Art Club PATTY JOHNSON: FHA 34 Seniors GREG KARR: Football, Basketball, Varsity Baseball VINCE KELLY: Track, Varsity Wres- tling (Sectional Runner-up, All WRC) MARY KLEEBERG DON KNOTTS: Band, Jazz Band, FCA, VICA, Basketball Mgr, Varsity Baseball (Defense Award, Hon. Mention All WRC) KEN LEHMAN: Track, Cross Coun- try, VICA STEVE LEISURE: FFA KLAUS LEITEM: Dream Date, F- Troop, Homecoming Escort PAMELA LUELLEN: Volleyball, Band, Track Mgr, OEA, Pep Club JULIE DENISON MARSH: Pep Club, Majorettes, FCA, Health Club, Span- ish Club NANCYE MARSH: FHA, Pep Club (v. pres), Librarian, French Club, Health Club, Drama Club, Basketball Mgr, Prom Queen Cand, Homecoming Queen Candidate ANDY MARTIN: Swing Choir, Band, Voc. School, Eagle Mascot, Library Club SHARON McLAIN Seniors 35 In 1978, Seniors played a big part in the athletic program at F.H.S. RIGHT: Tim ea- gerly awaits the pitch. DEBBIE MILLER: Spanish Club, Li- brary Club, Drama Club, Pep Club, Honor Society KEVIN MILLER: Spanish Club, F- Troop, 4-H KIM MILLER: Choir, Spanish Club, FHA, Band, Eaglite Staff KARLA MONTGOMERY: Varsity Basketball, Art Club (pres 11-12), Art Award (9,10,11,12) JONI MORGAN JEFF MUNGER: Basketball, Wres- tling, Latin Club, FCA, Varsity Golf (capt. MVP, Sectional Winner, All WRC) PAUL MUNSON: Track, Spanish Club, French Club, Varsity Football, Prom Escort, Class Vice Pres. BILL MURRAY: Voc. School 36 Seniors DIANA NIGHBERT: Glee Club (sec), FOW JOYCE NIGHBERT: Glee Club MARY OTTO: Spanish Club, Choir CHUCK PACE: Band, Jazz Band STEVE PARKER: Honor Society, Varsity Basketball, Golf MIKE PETERS: VICA DEBBIE PEYTON: Choir TERESA PHIPPS: Band, Choir, OEA (v. pres) Seniors 37 BELOW LEFT: Barry, Beck, Jay, and Bets are wondering what's up . . . BELOW RIGHT: Eagle forward Dan Etchison is honored by his fans, three of the biggest seem to be his family. CHRIS PICKERING: Basketball RANDY POWELL: Spanish Club, Drama Club CINDY PRUITT: Honor Society, Pep Club, FOW, Gleefoub, Spanish Club, FHA DON RICHARDSON: Band, Voc. School, Football SAM RILEY: Football, Drama Club, FCA, F-Troop BARRY ROBERTS: Salutatorian, French Club (tres), French Honor Society (sec), F-Troop, Frankton Fellowship of the Followers of the Floyd Fithian Fan Club PENNY RUTHERFORD: French Club, FCA SHIRLETTA RYAN: Glee Club Con- cert Choir 38 Seniors LEFT: Eaglite Staff member, Dean Chee- tham prepares to write more jokes to add to his collection. CARLA SCHMIDT: Class vp, FCA, Spanish Club (tres) Basketball, Track, Pep Club LINDA SCHMINK: Varsity Cheer- leader (3 yrs), FCA, FEA (pres), Pep Club, Drama Club, Health Club, Var- sity Volleyball (capt), Spanish Club, track MARC SCHULTZ: Basketball, Cross Country, French Club, Track, Band, VICA (tres) TIM SHELDON KEVIN SHELL LARRY SHIVELY: Varsity Basket- ball, Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Golf, Varsity Baseball, FCA, FEA, French Club, Spanish Club BRIAN SIDES BECKY SIDWELL: Varsity Basket- ball, Art Club, Newspaper Staff Seniors 39 ABOVE RIGHT: Tim Wade is con- gratulated by his parents and JV cheerleader Deena Waymire. CEN- TER RIGHT: Is Betsy lost, again?????? ANNA SIMMONS: Pep Club, Glee Club, Voc, School JUHA SKYTTA: Foreign Exchange Student, Drama Club, French Club, Track CINDY STANSBERRY: Choir PATTY STINNETT: Pep Club, Health Club, FHA (sec), Majorettes, Sweet- heart Dance Queen KEVIN SUMNER: Varsity Cross Country, basketball, French Club, VICA DORIS SUPER: Eaglite Staff, FHA, Health Club, Newspaper Staff, Art Club, Track, Art Award, Journalism Award JAMIE SURBER, Spanish Club, Concert Choir, Music Man, Oklahoma LISA SURBER: DECA, Band, Choir, FHA 40 Seniors LEFT: Ron Betz proudly poses with his WRC ribbon and the re- sults of the conference match. PEGGY SWAN: FHA, Health Club (sec), Pep Club, FCA, Swing Choir, Concert Choir, Choir Award, All- State Choir, French Club, Music Man, Oklahoma, Homecoming Queen Cand. KAREN SWARTZ: Spanish Club, Glee Club, Honor Society, Choir Award ROBIN TAYLOR: Glee Club, Health Club, FCA, Cheerleader SCOTT TAYLOR: Swing Choir, Con- cert Choir, Basketball Mgr, FCA, Music Man, Oklahoma GUY THRASHER: Choir, F-Troop RAMONA TISDALE: Band (pres), Art Club, Band Award PATTI TROGDLEN. Spanish Club, Pep Club, Honor Society, FEA BECKY UNDERRINER: Pep Club, Volleyball, Basketball, French Club, Track, Prom Queen Cand, Class Sec- 10, tres—11, Health Club, Concert Choir, Eaglite Staff, Honor Society, Drama Club Seniors 41 RIGHT: Some Seniors get together to really ham it up. Front: Chuck Pace, Chris Ab- shire. Row 1: Cheryl Ball, Paul Munson, Randy Gates. Row 2: Dane Whetsel, Jay Claybaugh, Barry Roberts, Alfred Azuero, Les Hiatt. Row 3: Tom Beeman, Betsy Brown, Julie Closser, Karla Montgomery, Julie Brashear. Row 4 Andy Martin, Mi- chael Crowder, Dean Cheetham, Levi Cox. TIM WADE: Varsity Football, Varsity Bas- ketball, Varsity Baseball, Most Valuable Defensive Back in Football, Hon. Mention ALL WRC in Football, Student Council, Dream Date, F-Troop, Wrestling, Spanish Club (v. pres), Te n of the Month, Teen of the Year DONNA JEAN WALLS: Spanish Club (pres), Band (v. pres) FEA (sec), Concert Choir, FCA BRENDA WAYMIRE: Spanish Club, Health Club, Choir, Pep Club DENNIS WELLMAN: Track, Basketball, Cross Country, FCA, Class Pres—10, Stu- dent Council, French Club, Boys State, F Troop, Honor Society, Swing Choir RITA WELLS 42 Seniors THELMA WEST: Pep Club, Choir CHRISTINA WHETSEL: Art Club, Art Award, Choir DANE A. WHETSEL: Honor Society, Var- sity Football (Hon. Men. All WRC, Most Val. Lineman) Varsity Basketball (MVP- 11), Varsity Baseball, Boys State, French Club, FCA (pres) GREG WILLIAMS: Football DWAYNE YOUNG: Typing Award Seniors 43 Juniors build funds for prom, by selling magazines, records This year's Juniors started out the year by selling magazines for prom. Top magazine sales were made by: Michele Waymire, Roxanna Hart, Peter McNamee, and Denise Etchison. The theme for this year's prom is Just Remember I Love You. Class officers chosen for the 1977-78 year were: David Haney, president; Brad Sam- uels, vice president; Roxanna Hart, secretary; and Jana Sheward, treasurer. Class require- ments for Juniors are U.S. History and English. Some popular elective classes are Bookkeeping, Choir, Psychology Rec., and Foreign Languages. Back row: (I. to r.) David Haney, Brad Samuels, Roxanna Hart, Jana Sheward (Front) Junior sponsors: Mr. Bourke and Mrs. Culp Jeff Alexander Diane Allport Marianne Anderson Polly Argabright Kelly Ashton Cindy Bagienski Tracy Baker Jodeen Basey Tim Baugh Gay Beamer Kim Bennett Dennis Bibb Chris Blockson Eric Boone Jennifer Brashear Richard Bricker 44 Juniors Left: Junior's Eagle Machine rumbles down the street guided by sponsor Mr. Bourke. Above: Michele Waymire is trying to get the job done while Karen Gulmire goofs off. Carla Burton Teresa Carter Lisa Chambers Gary Claxon Becky Closser Gary Compton Bret Condon Vallee Condon Pat Connelly Kevin Couch Tammy Couch Everett Crose Randy Cunningham Chris Davis Paula Dickey Lisa Dollar Denise Edwards Theresa Ell Terri Ester Denise Etchison Phil Etchison Jennifer Farley Erick Faust Dale Ferguson Lisa Flannagan John Fleener Debby Forrester Tim Garrett Jeff Gerstorff Terri Granger Juniors 45 Karen Gulmire Debbie Gustin Lon Hall Dave Haney Teresa Harrison Roxanna Hart Jenean Hartz David Heath Scott Heaton Rick Hendrick Jennifer Hiatt Paula Hight Lisa Horn Tony Hughes Leigh Ann Humphries Peggy Hurst Tracey Idlewine Heather Jackson David Jimenez Gloria Johnson Lisa Kail Barry Kelly Lisa Kelly Mike Kinnaman Tracy Kuklenski Debbie Lawson Becky Long Kelly Mahoney Greg Major Hope Marsh 46 Juniors Ruth Masters Angie Mata Andy Melling Denny Miller Greg Miller Kenny Miller Marianne Murray Randy Murray Allen Musick Bill McIntyre Leann McKee Peter McNamee Pam Neese Richi Nicholas Tim Norman Larry O'Bryant Scot Overdorf Tim Palmer Kenny Pardue Karen Parker Kevin Perrigo Patzi Pettigrew Debbie Phillips Greg Plummer Angela Porter Mark Poston Bruce Pritchett Brenda Quear Dee Dee Rehmel Brad Samuels Juniors 47 Left: Heather Jackson wishes for the past in the play Our Town. Right: Lori Strangeway acts as if someone is actually going to do what she says. Irene Schreiber Karen Seal Larry Shannon Terry Sheets Calvin Shell Jana Sheward Tari Sidwell Leatha Smith Bill Stafford Bob Stanley Claude Stevens Ina Stisser Lori Strangeway Bill Taylor Todd Taylor Tina Thurston Carol Turner Julie Usfo David Walser Brent Waymire Michele Waymire Shirley Waymire Julie Wheat Jay Whitaker Myron Wittkamper Brenda Wools Don Wright Shannon York 48 Juniors Those Better Than Average Sophomores This year's sophomores are better than average sophomores. They are 'brainy', they have ath- letic ability and many are in- volved in a variety of extracur- ricular activities. Class Officers include: Pres.— Jeff Furnish; V. Pres.—Lisa Alex- ander; Sec.—Teresa Beamer and Treas.—Laura Windlin. Kevin Ault, Nancy Hosier and Jill Woodsides represent the class on the Student Council. The Class gambled a little in this year's Homecoming Parade to see if they could improve their winnings over last year's Fresh- man entry. Once again, Lady Luck was elusive—they failed to hit the 'jackpot' when the chips were counted. The big decisions made this year were to choose class colors, class jackets and reserve cheer- leaders. Cheerleaders include: Tammy Hall, Carole O'Bryant, Penny Pickering, and Deena Waymire. UPPER RIGHT—Scott and his class- mates are obviously finding out that biology is an enlightning subject rather-than a boring one! LEFT Sophomores gambled for a first place win in the Homecoming Parade. Sophomores 49 Jim Akers Lisa Alexander Rex Alexander Summer Ancil Kevin Antrim Kevin Ault Tony Bagienski Sarah Baity Dennis Baker Jeff Banker Tony Barker Opal Barnett Doreen Bartlow Teresa Beamer Donnesa Beaver Lisa Best Brian Bishop Don Blackford Bill Blackmond Terri Bodkin Teresa Boone Greg Borum Jeff Borum Mike Bradburn Ronica Brashear Jennifer Brown Linda Bunch Tammy Cain Scott Carpenter Kathy Carter 50 Sophomores OPPOSITE LEFT-Tom Gourley, Billie England, Jill Woodsides seem to find something amusing Billie plans to get ahead of the pack when the bell rings. OP- POSITE RIGHT—Obviously, David Clark does not have his nose in a book-probably trying to charm a nearby fe- male. LEFT Sophomore ge- ometry class members are getting advice on how to beat the system from an 'old pro'! David Clark Jenne Clark Peggy Clark Angie Claxon Jim Couch Melinda Crouch Todd Crowder Jenny Crull Robert Cunningham Shelly Cyphers Greg Dabney Kammy Dawson Sheryl Delaplane Keith Dishman Rhonda Doan Kathy Edwards Billie England Lisa Engle Eddie Evans Sam Ewald Tracie Fincher Lecia Folsom Jeffery Furnish Diana Galaher Sherry Gilbert Tom Gish Janet Goldsberry Tom Gourley Mike Graham Curtis Granger Sophomores 51 RIGHT-Majorette Lisa Engle seems to sparkle as she read- ies to take her place in the between game Christmas pre- sentation by the band and majorette corps. Kurt Greene Ben Hall Eran Hall Tammy Hall Kim Hancock Mark Haney Rex Harvey Denise Haynes Jerry Heath Phil Hendrick Lee Hendrick Phil Hiatt David Hicks Doug Hinds Debbie Hobbs Eric Horn Nancy Hosier Stacey Hosier Terry Hudson Jim Huffman Rex Hughes Jim Hutton Gerald Imel Teresa Imel Dana Jackson Dan Jackson Misty Jackson Teresa Jackson Kathy Jenkins Lori Johnson 52- Sophomores Kevin Karr Connie Kiger Keith Kinser Marcia Knepp Debbie Knotts Bryan Lawson Michael Lehman Bill Lennon Wm. Ross Lewis Kaleaia May Mike Mays Mike McGinnis Cathy McPhearson Graham Melvill Lisa Miller Rayna Modlin Melanie Montgomery Robert Morse Eddie Mort Bobby Mullins Greg Mundell Charlie Munger Luther Murry Jim Murrell Mike Nichols Sheila Nighbert Rita Norris Mary Nutt Carole O'Bryant James O'Donnell Teresa Otto Robin Pardue Alan Paschal Tim Pedro Barb Peters Sophomores 53 Penny Pickering Beth Quarles Jim Richardson Dean Riddle Mike Rigney Becky Roller Steve Ryan Rhonda Rutherford Ellie Schmink Mike Seal Jerry Shannon Tina Sheets Kim Shepherd Marcia Shively Henry Simmons Ann Sims Laura Small Danny Smith Dave Smith Kim Smith Linda Smith Derria Snook Donna Stafford Shelly Stafford David Stotts Keth Sumner John Swan Patricia Thomas Toni Turbeville Rex VanBriggle Blaine Vandersnick Robert Vautaw John Wade Deena Waymire Charlie Williamson Laura Windlan Richard Wood Gary Woodcock Jill Woodsides Delbert Wright 54 Sophomores FRESHMAN CLASS IS LOOKING GOOD This year's Freshman class has shown definite promise for the future. Their officers are President, Gay Forrester; Secretary, Vonnie Witmer; Treasurer, Lisa Everling. They have shown that they can win gracefully. They made no fuss when their home- coming float, according to rumor, lost by a mere three points. Confidently, these “greenies proved to be true-blue eagles when they won the sectional spirit stick. To lead the spirit were cheerleaders Jen- nifer Hartle, Kris Bennett, and Jill Merida. The Freshman have purchased class rings, pep-club and F-Troop shirts. The sweaters were purchased through the school and the Freshman class proved to have the majority of the pep-club and F-Troop mem- bers. The Freshman class had a wonderful year and will of course always remember it. Class Motto: We have joy, We have fun, Cause we're the class of 81 Ernest Abbott Pam Abshire Brian Allison Donna Allport Michael Atwood Lisa Axon Julie Baker Tim Baker Lee Barker Barney Barnhill Sandra Barrett Doug Beamer Michelle Benefiel Kris Bennett Regina Bess Robby Betz Robert Blackmond Jeff Blockson Mike Borum Todd Borum Freshmen 55 Joe Bott Dawn Boyd Jan Brashear Micheal Browning Duane Canfield Dale Cartright Todd Castor Tim Cayton Mike Clos Tammy Cook Tim Couch James Covell Robert Cox Mark Crouch Shelley Cubel Sheri Davis Debbie DeFord Karen Delaplane Kim Deshong Chris Dickerson 56 Freshmen LEFT: Freshmen, Janet Hartle and Bob Blackmond, show their sectional spirit by decorating the hall. OP- POSITE PAGE: LEFT: Lisa Little takes time out to pose for the camera. RIGHT: On kiddy day Allison Hicks gets a chance to think back to her younger days. Carolyn Dinsmore William Dishman Duncan Ebert Terry Eden Laura Ell Rodney Everest Lisa Everling Kristen Faust Roxanne Ferguson Aarom Folsom Gay Forrester George Free Shelly Fulp Tammy Garrett Rick Gill Lisa Gillespie Lisa Gist Terrill Hahn Greg Harper Tom Harris Freshmen 57 Ruth Harrison Leonard Harshman Janet Hartle Jennifer Hartle Gala Hendrick Joyce Hiatt Rick Hiatt Alison Hicks Doug Hight Susan Hildrebrand Robin Hires Marie Hoover Andrea Horn Kevin Hosier Shelley Hosier James Howard James Huffman Marty Hughes Tami Hughes Edward Hutchison 58 Freshmen Right: During a skating party Kristen Faust takes a break to get warm. Opposite Page: Freshmen got souped up for a second place in the Homecoming Float Contest. Pam Knight Mark Konkle Darren Korn Tony Lasley Mark Lawrence Tim Lawson Deanna Lehman Don Lehman Keely Leips Jody Lennon Lisa Little Tina Marsh Bonnie Massey Mike May Dan McCrary Freshmen 59 Terri McIntyre Jill Merida Melinda Miller Kent Modlin Ron Mollenkopf Larry Montgomery Robin Morphew Lorraine Mundell Rhonda Murry Gary Neff David Paddock Beth Parker Todd Parker Monica Partlow Joey Pedro Denise Porter Brian Poston Bill Pritchett Schuyler Randles Stephanie Reynolds Terra Riggs Marietta Ryan Kevin Scott Kevin Scott Susan Scott 60 Freshmen LEFT: Freshmen Lisa Everling, Gay Forrester, and Vonnie Whitmer smile at the crowd as they ride on the float driven by sponsor Mr. Ivan Lamaster. Bill Sheets Rocky Short Peggy Sims David Smith Joseph Smith Eddie Stafford Kevin Stanley Mark Stanley Mike Stanley Rick Stansberry Vicki Stansberry Kim Stearns Paula Surber Trena Swink Anita Syverson Matt Taylor Rick Taylor Janel Thrasher Roger Vandersnick Don Vanhooser Carol Warriner Stephen West Connie Whitaker Vonnie Whitmer Randie Wood Freshmen 61 What are clubs? Why do they exist? Eaglite tries to answer that What are clubs? Many people may ask what clubs are and why they even exist. Clubs at this school meet during class- time and many a teacher not having recently looked at his or her schedule find themselves a little distraught at hear- ing the announcement that clubs will meet now. It must be disheartening for a teacher to try to teach all the material that they have planned when they have to give up as much as thirty minutes to the meeting of some clubs. There are many interruptions to the school day as it is. There are an- nouncements, letting someone leave early or arrive late to class because of some appointment or sporting event, li- brarians tracking down overdue book offenders and the central office wanting some student to reprimand or counsel. Clubs at this school number eighteen and plans are being made to add at least one or two more to that figure which would add to the number of students who would be missing even more classtime. Where will all of this stop? It will probably stop when there are students who are no longer interested in anything but books and what their classes alone can offer. Any teacher would readily admit that there is more to school than the three r's and book larnin so they would even agree that there needs to be something else to teaching and education than they can offer through their classes. Clubs exist for this reason: to provide that extra chance to learn something on a more individual basis that can not sometimes be achieved in a classroom. YOU CAN LEARN THAT EXTRA SKILL OR HELP SOMEONE ELSE WHO IS HAVING PROBLEMS THAT YOU DIDN'T ENCOUNTER OR HAVE ALREADY OVERCOME. Another important thing that clubs offer is that special attention that can be ap- plied to some specific area that interests students. Here emphasis can be placed on something that does not exist in the classroom or can be an extension of that classroom. Also there are clubs that exist for the betterment of their school or community. These train students and give them the opportunity to donate their time and look at the lives of other people that may be very different from theirs. In this way the school can be preparing people who will, in adult life, perhaps become the civic leaders or volunteer workers that so many cities need and thrive on. All clubs are not good or could they be. In completing this yearbook it was found that some clubs had done little in a year's time that this book could acknowledge. But, many clubs did do good things and did provide students with fun, wholesome recreation and that extra chance to be with and live with other people as we have indicated. To these clubs we salute. We tip our hats to their efforts and progress toward their ends. These are the clubs that the time is worth giving. And any teacher who would look closely at these accomplishments would have to agree with 62 Clubs us and perhaps smile at their achievements. 63 Rushing to meet deadlines. The Eaglite staff worked very hard this year rushing to meet deadlines and staying after school to make up for the snow days they were out for. Everyone working together makes a good book. Special thanks to our editor this year Julie Closser and Mr. Sipe. Both are doing a good job this year. And also thanks to those who put in extra and helped to make ends meet. The color pages weren't put in this year due to the time that we were out of school for the snow. Color pages will be back again next year though. Jo- deen Basey, Cindy Bagienski, Leigh Ann Humphries, and Debby Forrester are planning to attend a Journalism workshop in June. Photographers Brent Waymire and Erick Faust are planning to at- tend an Advanced photography and Journalism workshop this sum- mer at Ball State. We hope that by the experience we are gaining that our yearbook will be a much better book next year. Top: Bruce Hughes-ACTUALLY DOING SOMETHING! Center: (left) Julie Closser takes her work seriously, while Jodeen Basey (right) will be relieved when she is finished. Bottom Right: (I. to r.) Row 1 Julie Closser (editor), Becky Underriner, Schuyler Ran- dles, Richi Nicholas, Jana Sheward, Row 2 Bruce Hughes, Debby Forrester, Cindy Ba- gienski, Jodeen Basey, Leigh Ann Hum- phries, Patzi Pettigrew, Row 3 Mr. Sipe (Advisor), Rob Vautaw, Greg Borum, Brent Waymire, Erick Faust, (Photographers). 64 Eaglite Future Farmers using skills Many of the FFA members placed high in their judgings this year. In soil the four top were: Kevin Antrim, David Hicks, Lee Hendricks, and Carol Hendricks. In poultry the top four were Lee Hendricks, Myron Wittkamper, David Hicks, and Kevin An- trim. Dairy, Angel Blaylock, Darell Bodkin, Tony Bailey, and Mike Bott. The FFA members sold candy as a project this year, making $500.00. They took the FHA members on a bowling date and out to dinner afterwards. They are planning a canoe trip for all completing members. Upper Right: Lee Hendricks and Kevin Antrim giving Oral Reasons for a judging. Middle Left: Angel Blaylock studying Oral Reasons for dairy judging. Right: Mike Mays Bones Up for his cattle judging contest. Bottom Right: (I. to r.) Row 1: Myron Wit- tkamper, Lee Hendricks, Angel Blaylock, Carol Hendricks, Rod Everst, Craig Ead, Ed Hutchison, Robert Cunningham, Mr. Mitchell (sponsor). Row 2: Mike Eden, Mark Lawrence, David Hicks, Rex Van Briggle, Eddie Mort, Mike Mays, John Fleenor, Gary Claxon, Allen Musick, Tim Schoettmer, Jerry Heath. Row 3: Kevin An- trim, Tim Cayton, Don Lehman, Joe Bott, Pat Connelly, Carl Bell, Phil Etchison, Ar- thur King, Rex Hughes. Row 4: Blaine Van- dersnick, Gary Neff, Eddie Evans, Rick Hendrick, Scott Heaton, Jim Huffman, Duane Canfield, Mike Bott, Darrell Bodkin, Rex Harvey, Eric Horn. Officers: Pres. My- ron Wittkamper, V. Pres. Lee Hendricks, Sec. Angel Blaylock, Treas. Carol Hendricks. Future Farmers 65 Getting Our “Acts” Together! This year the Drama Club and Thespians got into full swing with their great productions Our Town and Rest As- sured. 1977-1978 was a good year for the drama department. They were allowed to add a class especially for those inter- ested in drama. They have put on some really good skits for pep sessions and participated in the variety show. By this, much experience has been gained, and everything the drama de- partment attempts to do seems to turn out great. PUROUE Middle Left: Row 1 L. to r, Mrs. Gal- braith, (sponsor)', Dennis Bibb, Teresa Carter, Heather Jackson, Roxana Hart, Diane Allport, Polly Argabright, Misty Jackson, Paula Dickey, Cindy Bagienski, Becky Underriner, Gary Compton, Row 2, Becky Closser, Denise Edwards, Alan Paschal, Beth Quarries, Lori Strange- way, Jana Sheward, Eran Hall, Pam Knight, Anita Syverson, Lisa Flanagan, Julie Closser, Derria Snook, Pam Ab- shire, Row 3, Mike Nichols, Terry Sheets, Teresa Jackson, Kathy Carter, Schuyler Randles, Juha Skytta, Nancy Hosier, Laura Small, Tim Pedro, Sam Riley, Mike Crowder, Kristen Faust, Row 4, Randy Powell, David Hicks, Jim Akers, David Heath, Bryan Rotter, Blaine Vandersnick, Dean Riddle, John Swan, Paul Hogge, Bill Sheets, Jeff Gerstorff. 66 Drama Club This year Frankton was given a membership to the International Thespians Society. This organiza- tion was begun years ago to honor outstanding actors and actresses. Frankton's troupe at this time consists of 9 outstanding students. Each year Thespians add new members who have shown out- standing qualities. We are proud of our troupe and feel this organi- zation can help to promote good entertainment for the community and opportunity for students. Top Left, row 1 I. to r. Diane Allport, Heather Jack- son, Teresa Carter, Dennis Bibb, Mrs. Galbraith (Sponsor), Row 2 Paul Hogge, Polly Argabright, Jim Akers, Denise Edwards, Bryan Rotter. Middle Left: If you love me you'll smile. Middle Right: Princess victory tops all pep sessions. Bottom Left: But father 1 don't want to get married. Thespians 67 Student council takes action The student council of Frankton High School represents the stu- dent body. If there is a problem they can take it to the government body and the government body can take it to the administration. Student council runs the home- coming and usually has an annual Christmas dance. Student council members are elected from mem- bers of their class. They must reg- ister first. This gives more of a real effect for voting for the council. President Mike Crowder auctions Jana Sheward and Janet Hartle for the dream date dance. Student Council 68 Carrying the old tradition This year Honor Society started their year with the traditional ini- tiation given to to new members by the seniors. Honor Society earned money by having a coat check at basketball games, and by having a Valentine dance. In April, the Frankton Lions Club held a banquet to recognize the Honor Society members. Honor Society is made up of the top 10% of junior and senior classes. Honor Society 69 Above—Honor Society Members—front row-Ivan Lamaster, Barry Roberts, Jay Claybaugh, Bruce Hughes, Betsy Brown, Cheryl Ball, Chris Blockson, Paula Hight, Patti Trogdlen. Second row—Dennis Wellman, Jeff Gerstorff, Brad Samuels, Bruce Pritchett, Julit Clos- ser, Tom Beeman, Lynn Hall, Debbie Miller, Steve Parker, Third row-Randy Cunningham, Dane Whetsel, Dale Fergerson, Scot Overdorf, Becky Underriner, Linda Browning, Cindy Pruitt, Karen Swartz, Peggy Hurst. Fourth row—Terry Sheets, Tony Hughes, Jeff Dodd, Roxanne Hart, Michele Waymire, Becky Closser. Center left-Peggy Hurst finds time to work on the newspaper. Center right—Roxanna Hart, a member of Honor Society, is also an active member of Drama Club. Lower left—Bruce Pritchett is taking notes in a journalism interview. Spirit’s bigger with cheering It was easier for the Pep club F-Troop to yell this year because for the first time in three years, the games were closer and more exciting. The main goal which they tried to accomplish was to in- crease the school spirit and back the team as much as possible. Pep Club and F-Troop were small groups by sectional time, but they still managed to back the Eagles. 70 Pep Club F-Troop Opposite page: Upper- We Won! Center left-The crowd says we want two points. Center right—A very pleased crowd con- gratulates the team. Lower left-Fans appear worried, but they know the Eagles will still come through. Lower right—An ex- citing game caused even the camera to have double vision. This page: Upper left-These boys, Roger Vandersnick, Duane Kip- linger, Duane Canfield, and Rick Gill helped to build the spirit the F-Troop gave. Upper right Kris Bennet and Pam Knight wait anxiously for the outcome of the free throw. Center-Fans flood the floor after a winning game. Lower left—Cheerleaders encourage the Pep Club and F-Troop to have spirit. Pep Club F-Troop 71 Upper left-Pep Club cheers the boys for a win- ning game. Upper right—The crowd swamps the floor as the Eagles win their game. Center—Mem- bers of the Pep Club and F-Troop. Lower left— The excited crowd runs for the winning basketball team. Lower right—A group of junior girls giving their idea of school spirit. 72 Pep Club F-Troop FCA has many talents Members of the FCA will be traveling to camps in either North Carolina or Wisconsin. FCA didn't plan many activities this year due to the bad weather, but they did have a guest speaker. Carl Erskin visited the FCA this year. He was a former baseball coach at Anderson College. Mr. Erskin is now the founder of FCA and is one of the charter members. This year they have three faculty advisers Ivan Lamaster, Calvin Bayley, and Bob Scharnowske. Above—Members of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Center left—Bennett and Johnson take part in FCA activities. Center right FCA member, Jeff Fur- nish, races toward the finish line. Lower left—John Swan says, I think I hit the ball. Lower right—Dane Whetsel waits on first base for the ball. Fellowship of Christian Athletes 73 FHA has busy year In October FHA members sold cook- books to raise money. FHA and FFA held a bowling party and then ate at Burger Chef afterwards. At Duff's Smorgasboard in Muncie, on March 7th, FHA held their annual Daddy Date Night. Many girls asked faculty mem- bers to attend if fathers were unable. In April FHA sponsored a dance with Axe performing. This year FHA mem- bers honored three teachers each week. FHA ended the year by showing their appreciation to their Mothers at a Mother's Day Dinner. Top: Sponsor, Mrs. Mills, finds something amusing. Center FHA (I. to r.): Row 1: Mrs. Mills, Carol Hendricks (pres ), Karen Holder (v. pres.), Denise Edwards (sec.), Lisa Dollar (tres.), Debbie Gustin (hist.), Lisa Axon. Row 2: Lisa Flanagen, Terri Davis, Nancye Marsh, Peggy Swan, Angel Blaylock, Sharon Holder (comm, chrm.), Robin Morphew, Roxana Sav- ille. Row 3: Theresa Ell, Terri Granger, Jenni- fer Brown, Robin Pardue, Linda Smith, Sherri Gilbert, Shelly Chphers, Lindy Vanhoosier, Ruth Masters. Right: FHA members elect officers. FHA 74 Wings staff completes another year The Wings Staff during their second year worked very hard put- ting together their issues. Nine is- sues were published including some six and eight page issues, despite the snow days delays and the coal strike which suspended printing for 2 months. The staff is excited about the next year that will allow them a period for news- paper production alone. They're proud to say their paper has been a success despite the hardships they've had with the weather and that it will be an even better paper next year! Top Right: Row 1: I. to r.: Kammy Dawson, Diane Allport, Richi Nicholas, Bruce Prit- chett, Bob Stanley. Row 2: Sarah Bailey, Erick Faust, Pari Eden, Kevin Ault, Jeff Furnish, Tim Pedro, Mary Nutt. Row 3: Mr. Fuller, Mike Graham, Dean Riddle, John Swan, Peggy Hurst, Rhonda Doan, Mr. Sipe. Middle Left: Why that's a great idea, Kevin! Middle Right: Story writing for the newspaper takes serious thought for John Swan. Bottom Left: A layout for the news- paper takes a lot of hard work and time. Bottom Right: Just call me fix-it Pedro! Newspaper 75 Working towards Business Careers Future Office Workers is a business club for students who are interested in office work and business careers after graduation. They offer services such as typing, duplicating and assembling programs for school functions and fulfilling teachers' request for typing tests and other instructional materials. FOW sponsored “Secret Santa as their fund-raising project this year. This holiday project enabled students within the school to mail Christmas cards to other students and teachers. FOW members collected the postage for each card mailed, made sure that each card had students room numbers, and helped deliver the cards during the sixth period. Michele Hulett served as chairman of the Se- cret Santa post office and did an outstanding job to make the project a success. Center right: (r. to I.) Row 1: Jenean Hartz, Carol Turner (pres.), Jennifer Brashear (v. pres.), Lisa Kelly (sec.), Julie Brashear (treas.), Jennifer Farley, Jaulie Usfo. Row 2: Peggy Hurst, Karen Parker, Brenda Quear, Jennifer Hiatt, Chris Blockson, Debbie Knotts, Ann Sims. Row 3: Cindy Pruitt, Diana Nig- hbert, Shelia Nighbert, Michele Hulett, Lynn Hall, Connie Kiger, Angie Matas. Row 4: Tari Sidwell, Tari Bodkin, Kaleaia May, Donnesia Beaver, Kandy Hall, Lisa Engle, Penny Pickering, Te- resa Beamer. Top Right: Terri Bodkin and Connie Kiger have their own ideas of the meeting. Bottom Left: Pres. Carol Turner is pleased with the progress of the club. Bottom Right: Chris Blockson and Brenda have their minds on other things a little less boring. 76 Future Office Workers Art Club Displays Talents During the year of 77-78 the first art club meeting came to order with the election of officers: Pres. Karla Montgomery, V. Pres. Linda Bagley, Sec. Becky Sidwell, and Treas. Donna Harper. For the past few years the art clubs main objective was to raise money to send one or two students to the art-work shop at Ball State. This year the club designed and hand painted ceramic necklaces to raise their funds. In December they took a field trip to the Indianapolis Art Mu- seum seeing various paintings and sculptures. Group projects are some- times done as a service t the school such as making the large Frankton High School crest which is now hang- ing in the gym. Below Left: Karla Montgomery, Pres, hard at work. Right: Frankton High School Crest painted by the club. Above Right: (L. to R.) Row 1: Karla Montgomery, Pres., Linda Bagley V. Pres., Becky Sidwell Sec., Donna Harper Treas., Kim Sheperd, Mrs. Lucas Sponsor. Row 2: Debbie Deford, Michele Benefield, Cathy Blackford, Jill Woodsides, Rhonda Doan, Mary Nutt, Donna Stafford. Row 3: Tammy Cain, Tracy Baker, Janet Johnson, Ramona Tisdale, Pam Neese, Hope Marsh, Tina Hutson, Lindy Vanhooser. Art Club 77 Choirs Keep Singing The Frankton High School Choral Department started off with an excellent record of popcorn and calendar sales, reaching new goals. The Concert Choir had a very good turn-out at their musical Oklahoma. Due to the energy crisis the music department wasn't able to host the 1978 Madison County Choral Festival here at Frankton. Glee Club. Row 1: (I. to r.) Deena Waymire, Penny Pickering, Judy Crull, Toni Turbeville, Renie Schreiber, Kim Bennett, Ka- ren Seal, Peggy Sims, Carla Burton, Stacey Hosier, Teresa Imel, Paula Dicky. Row 2: Becky Roller, Carol O'Bryant, Matt Taylor, Mike Kinnaman, Lonnie Engle, Rocky Short, Tim Jones, Greg Brinkman, Robin Taylor, Shelly Cyphers, Kim Hancock. Row 3: Tina Sheets, Thelma West, Mary Kleeberg, Vicky Du- buque, Mary Otto, Joyce Nighbert, Karen Swartz, Cindy Pruitt, Diane Nighbert, Cindy Stansberry, Rhonda Brashear, Teresa Phipps. Row 4: Marianne Murray, Terry Granger, Joni Marsh, Connie Geer, Carolyn Dinsmore, Penny Marcrum, Robin Doug- las, Brenda Wools, Debbie Peyton, Sherry Gilbert. 78 Glee Club Concert Choir: Row 1: (I. to r.) Robin Morphew, Jennifer Hartle, Kris Bennett, Anita Syverson, Becky Underriner (sec.), Peggy Swan (V. Pres.), Bruce Pritchett (Pres.), Bill Sheets, Mark Stanley, Tari Sidwell, Jamie Surber, Gay Forrester Row 2: Lisa Little, Debbie Knotts, Billie England, Jana Sheward, Myron Wittkamper, Tom Gourley, Bill Pritchett, Kathy Carter, Teresa Jackson, Beth Quarles, Paula Hight, Heather Jackson. Row 3: Karen Gulmire, Gay Beamer, Donna Harper, Lori Strangeway, Donnetta Beaver, Phil Hiatt, Rob Vautaw, Trry Sheets, Theresa Ell, Donna Jean Walls, Derria Snook, Teresa Harrison, Leatha Smith. Row 4: Lecia Folsom, Janet Hartle, Vonnie Whitmer, Terri Davis, Todd Crowder, Tim Norman, Mike Crowder, Denise Edwards, Michele Waymire, Debbie Forrester, Terrill Hahn. Row 5: Doreen Bartlow, Terra Riggs, Lorraine Mundell, Pam Abshire, Richard Bricker, Aaron Folsom, Greg Plummer, Roxanna Hart, Diane Allport, Robin Hires, Lisa Best. Row 6: Misty Jack- son, Sarah Bailey, Diane Galaher, Ina Stisser, Jeff Gerstorff, Dave Heath, Scott Taylor, Marsha Shively, Jill Woodsides, Lisa Alexander, Laura Small. Row 7: Sam Riley, Jeff Dodd, Phil Hendrick. United Swings to the South In April Swing Choir members were off to perform for southern Indiana. Once there they performed for Booneville, Triton Central, South Spencer, and Tell City and had a blast. Back here in Madison County they performed for the Veterans, the Anderson Health Care Center, the North Central Evaluation Team and the Frankton student body. United and Here Comes That Rainy Day Feeling Again are only two of the songs that highlighted their sixth annual tour. Upper Right: Lee Whitmer keeps sound balance at United's annual school performance. Swing Choir: (I. to r.) Front Row: Gay Forres- tor, Curt Granger, Heather Jackson, Chris Abshire, Julie Closser, Todd Crowder, Doreen Bartlow. Middle Row: Bill Sheets, Robin Morphew, Bill Pritchett, Misty Jackson, Scott Taylor, Beth Qua- rles, Paul Hogge, Diane Alport, Billie England, Jeff Gerstorff, Von- nie Whitmer, Terry Sheets, Robin Hires, Rob Vautaw. Back Row: Jeff Dodd, Terri Davis, David Heath, Laura Small, Bruce Pritchett, Peggy Swan, Michele Waymire, Jerry Etchison, Lecia Folsom, Phil Henderick, Roxanna Mart, Mike Crowder, Lori Starngeway, Dennis Wellman. Not pictured are Dennis Bibb, Peggy Clark, and Myron Wittkamper. 80 Swing Choir Upper Left: Some United members performing for the student body. Upper Right: David Heath and Heather Jackson sing a duet. Lower Left: Terry Sheets checks equipment before performing. Lower Right: Brothers, Mike and Todd Crowder, perform Just Remember I Love You ' Swing Choir 81 Spanish Club starts New Honor Society Spanish Club was involved in dif- ferent activities this year. To- gether with the French Club they went skating at May's rink. At Va- riety Show members performed Los Tres Katitos. They earned money to eat at the Jumping Beanery by having a Chili Super and by selling hot dogs at Basket- ball games. Tim Norman organized Spanish Honor Society for mem- bers having at least 3 semesters in Spanish and by maintaining an A- average. Above: Spanish Club Members. Center Left: Donna enjoying herself at the skating party. Center Right: Leigh Ann comments on Tim Norman's reading ability in Spanish. Lower Left: Teresa Beamer becomes a member in Spanish Honor Society. Lower Right: Spanish Club Members eating at Jumping Beaner. French Club’s Many Activities R. to L: Todd Crowder, Michele Waymire, Lori Strangeway, Gay Beamer, Karen Gulmire, Mike Crow- der, Diane Allport, Cheryl Ball, Betsy Brown, Nancye Marsh, Cindy Ba- gienski. (2) Dennis Wellman, Tom Beeman, Brad Sameuls, Dane Whet- sel, Becky Underriner, Schyuler Randles, Laura Windlan, Kim Han- cock, Lisa Kail, Kristin Faust, Nan- cye Hoosier. (3) Dean Riddle, Barry Roberts, Jay Claybaugh, Jeff Fur- nish, Roxanna Hart, Juha Skytta, Lee Barker, Jim Huffman, Stephanie Reynolds, Laura Small. (4) David Heath, Jeff Gerstorff, Jeff Dodd, Dale Ferguson, Kathy Carter, Lisa Best, Lisa Alexander, Sheryl Dela- plane, Peggy Clark. (5) Greg Plum- mer, Richard Bricker, Erick Faust, Claud Stephens. Mid. Left: The guys getting a real kick out of the Can- Can. Right: Becky saying how sorry she is for knocking Erick down. Bot- tom: Getting tons accomplished. This year French Club started out build- ing their treasury with bake sales and hot dog stands at home basketball games, in which they supported our team by cheer- ing French cheers. They sponsored our an- nual Sadie Hawkins dance in which they decorated the gym in country style. In Feb. they had a skating party with mem- bers and sponsors of the Spanish and Drama Clubs. In May they attended an evening meal at La Tour of Indianapolis complete with French speaking waiters and a view of Indy at night. This year French Club plans to give a 100.00 dollar scholarship to an eligible student contin- uing with French college classes after High School. French Club 83 Library Club meets monthly. This year they began their first meeting with the election of of- ficers: Pres. Lisa Gillespie and Secretary, treasurer Lynn Hall. They held a Christmas party in December. Later members dec- orated the library. They held the Book Fair during National Library Week, April 2nd thru 8th. A spring workshop is also planned. Students will work on library displays and get the li- brary ready for inventory. May 5th and 6th is the Indiana Stu- dent Media Association Confer- ence, and the speaker will be S.E. Hinton. The club is a mem- ber and several students are planning to attend. Library Club “Keeping up” with due date offenders. Top: Hope Marsh, Sheryl Delaplane, Author, S.E. Hinton, Linda Smith, Robin Pardue, and Lisa Gil- lespie, pose for the camera after the ISMA confer- ence at New Haven High School Middle Left: Tom Harris and Earnest Abbott having a good time at the ISMA. Right: Paula Dickey working busily as a good librarian. Bottom: Row 1 (I. to r.) Mrs. Lee (sponsor), Lisa Gillespie (pres), Lynn Hall (sec. treas.), Tony Lasley, Alan Abbott, Linda Smith, Row 2 Pari Ann Eden, Cathy Blackford, Shelly Cyphers, Sheryl Delaplane, Robin Pardue, Paula Dickey, Hope Marsh. 84 Library Club FEA tries teaching Future Educators Association is designed to give the students at FHS a chance to experience education firsthand. They had the opportunity to tutor students at Frankton Jr. High School. Some even taught certain lessons or helped with special projects. During National Education Week the club presented each teacher with an apple and 1-3 hours of help for things such as: typing, filing or grading papers. Each student that participated in this activity has an idea of the workload of a teacher. Top: Mrs. Marjorie Andrew, sponsor of the club, gives its members advice in tutoring. Center left: Donna Walls looks at the calendar to plan her tutoring as- signment. Center right: Randy Gates another one of FEA's members enjoys the educational experiences of the Jr. High tutoring. 8ottom: Front row, Linda Schmink, Julie Closser, Donna Walls, Becky Closser, Mrs. Andrew, sponsor. Back row, Bruce Hughes, Larry Shively, Sam Riley, Patti Trogd- len, Dennis Wellman, Randy Gates. FEA 85 Health club awards scholarship This year the Health Club had many acitivites. Their officers were: President, Betsy Brown; Vice- president, Michele Waymire; Secretary, Linda Browning; Treasurer. Their faculty sponsor was Mrs. Fran Folsom. The majority of the club's activities were ser- vice-oriented. They raised $100 for the Kidney Foundation by selling meter sticks for $1.00 each. On March 11, they had a bake sale. This year, they gave a scholarship to Linda Browning to help further her education in a health-related career. Top left: Nurse Bahler enjoys talking to the Health Club. Center:,Front row, Peggy Swan, tres., Betsy Brown, pres., Michele Waymire, vice pres., Cheryl Ball, Julie Clos- ser, Linda Schmink, Oonnetta Beaver, Robin Taylor. Middle row, Becky Underriner, De- nise Edwards, Debby Forres- ter, Denise Etchison, Nancye Marsh, Brenda Waymire, Kim Banker, Julie Brashear. Back row, Terri Davis, Linda Browning, sec., Karen Parker, Julie Usfo, Carol Turner, Tracy Baker, Jennifer Hiatt, Brenda Quear, Mrs. Folsom, sponsor. Bottom: Usfo, Turner, and Parker smile hu- morously at something Mrs. Folsom says. 86 Health Club What’s New? Jazz Band If you haven't noticed yet, there is a new music group. They're the Jazz Band and are under the supervision of Bob Shipley. This group was created to offer the students both in and out of band a different type of music instead of the conven- tional march and concert music. Jazz Band gave musicians a chance to express themselves in a different way, as many played different instruments than they normally did. Upper left—Jazz Band Members-front row— Chuck Pace, Chuck Covell, Dwayne Jackson, Mike Bradburn. Second row-Pam Neese, Donna Harper, Terra Riggs, Patzi Pettigrew, Leatha Smith, Graham Melvill, Kenny Pardue, Mike McGinnis. Third row-Tony Barker, Tim Palmer. Standing —Don Knotts, Chris Abshire, Curt Granger, Rick Taylor, Mr. Shipley (Direc- tor), Jim Richardson, Gary Compton. Center left-Jazz Band performs at the variety show. Center right- Mr Shipley, King of Jazz, shows the members how its done. Lower left—Pam wonders if Mr. Shipley is trying to block out the noise. Jazz Band 87 Band performs at new events This year the band is under the supervision of Mr. Shipley. The band normally performs at all home football and basketball events. But in addition to these, Mr. Shipley has given the band chances to perform at different events, such as an ice cream so- cial, a band contest featuring both majorettes and band, and a vari- ety show featuring the band, and the rest of the school. UPPER RIGHT: Are these really major- ettes? CENTER LEFT: Band Members at their best. CENTER RIGHT: Who's bigger Graham or the tuba? LOWER RIGHT: Turner, Cain, Farley, Brashear, and Waym- ire marching off the field. 88 Band-Majorettes UPPER LEFT: Leatha, Sharon, and Ramona hard at work. UP- PER RIGHT: Majorettes and band performing Star Wars. CENTER LEFT: A break in the Christmas Concert. CENTER RIGHT: F.H.S. majorette corp. LOWER LEFT: Swing yore par- dner! LOWER RIGHT. Pam and Donna performing at a half-time show. Band-Majorettes 89 WE’VE GOT SPIRIT!!! 78's a brand new year, got that spirit, come on let's cheer .. and this is just what happened in 1978 at F.H.S. After Spring elec- tions the Varsity and Reserve attended cheerleading camp at Smith- Walbridge. The Varsity went on to place 14th out of 96 squads in State Fair competition. Other showings for the Varsity include: sec- ond place in Mounds Mall competition, third place at 4-H Fair, and fourth place at Tipton Fair. Two girls, Julie Brashear and Linda Schmink, merit special atten- tion. Both are four year cheerleaders and are two of the three girls ever to be a three year Varsity cheerleader. 90 Cheerleaders LEFT: Cheerleaders nervously watch the game. CENTER LEFT: Varsity Cheerleader Linda Schmink, as always, keeps the fans' spirits high. CENTER RIGHT: Top—Carole O'Bryant, Tammy Hall, Penny Pickering, and Deena Waymire. Bottom—Linda Schmink, Julie Brashear, Donnetta Beaver, Denise Etchison, and Robin Taylor. LOWER LEFT: Freshmen Cheerleaders-Kris Ben- nett, Jill Merida, and Jenny Hartle. LOWER RIGHT: Denise and Robin take a break. Cheerleaders 91 This page is dedicated to two very im- portant people. Our head photographer of the yearbook Brent Waymire and Head photographer of the newspaper Erick Faust. They have been very helpful to the Eaglite staff in taking pictures developing and printing them. Without Brent and Er- ick our yearbook would not be possible. This year Brent and Erick are planning to attend Ball State for a workshop in ad- vanced photography. For the past two years they have gone to I.U. for a work- shop in Journalism and Photography. Even though the work these two do is very good, sometimes it is very hard to get work out of them. Luckily they can both be conned very easily. One other nice thing about these two hams is that they are the best of friends and they never argue which makes the atmosphere around them so much more pleasant. If only this was true! But when these two do get into a feud and no one can get a thing out of them it is very good to know that we also have two very good assistant photographers who are very dependable and trustworthy. Thanks a lot guys! 3(1 III� 92 Photographers r 93 Young trackmen go undefeated 10-0! UPPER LEFT-Brian Jameson hurdles to a reserve victory. UPPER RIGHT-1978 FHS Boy's track team. ABOVE-Levi Cox waiting for the command. CENTER RIGHT-Mike Baker and Sam Ewald have their eyes on first and second places. RIGHT Levi Cox shows his technique. OPPOSITE PAGE: UPPER LEFT—Distance Runners Brad Samuels and Tim Pedro grinding out the steps. UPPER RIGHT-A successful ex- change. CENTER LEFT—Barry Kelly doesn't quite clear the bar in the high jump. CENTER RIGHT—Les Hiatt tongues one over. LOWER LEFT-Ben Hall shows his record-setting form. 94 Boy's Track This year the FHS track team went undefeated 10-0 in dual and three-way meets. The Cindermen had a balanced attack in the field as well as the track. They finished second in the Conference, but in the sectional, they did not fare so well. This year's team was lead by two outstanding Senior captains: Levi Cox and Les Hiatt. The team was also accented with the presence of Senior exchange student, Juha Skytta, from Finland. Most valuable team members went to Ben Hall for sprints, Brad Samuels distance, and Barry Kelly in field events. All-conference hon- ors went to Les Hiatt, Levi Cox, Mike Barnett and Sam Ewald for the half-mile relay. There were two new school records set this year: Barry Kelly who jumped 21'8 in the long jump and Ben Hall who set a record in the low hurdles with a time of: 21.8. The future seems to hold much promise with sixteen varsity and re- serve lettermen back to give a balanced attack next year. Coach Davis was really surprised by the great effort given by this year's team, and at their outstanding accomplishments. Boy's Track 95 Girl’s finish rainy season 2-6 The girl's track team finished a rain-shortened season with a 2-6 record. They placed third in the conference and proved to be a competitor in the sectional finish- ing eighth in a field of eighteeen. The girls were led by M.V.P. Tammy Couch who was also in- volved in three of the four new school records. Tammy Hall, Tammy Couch, Marcia Knepp and Nancy Hosier were the four to set a record in the 880 medley relay. Tammy Couch set one in the soft- ball throw and a record in the 440 with a time of 1:02.2. The other record was set by Janet Johnson in the mile run, witha time of 6:20. If the team could get more of the female athletes in the school to participate in track, they would have more depth in the different events and would have a record more representative of the ath- letes at FHS. UPPER RIGHT-Sophomore Peggy Clark runs hard to win for FHS. ABOVE Are there only Frankton runners? UPPER RIGHT—Up and over flies Senior Julie Brashear. 96 Girl's Track TOP—The 1978 Girl's Track Team at FHS. CENTER LEFT—Junior Michele Waymire legs out to a big win. BELOW-Tammy Couch and Nancy Hosier battle to defeat Taylor. BOTTOM-Janet Johnson is behind, but not for long. Girl's Track 97 Cross-Country runs to a 5-7 record Cross-Country this year was headed by its only senior, Larry Shively. Coach Davis this year had a balance of underclassmen con- sisting of seven juniors, three sophomores, and three freshmen. Brad Samuels was this year's captain, Tony Hughes received the work horse award. Larry O'Bryant was the team's best run- ner. Larry's best time was 13:36. Larry ran to receive the Most Valuable and All Conference honors. Freshman Marty Hughes broke the freshmen record with a time of 14:14. With youth at the Eagle disadvantage, the team still was a success, and should have a fine season next year. THIS PAGE: BOTTOM—FHS CROSS- COUNTRY TEAM (L to R): back row- Marty Hughes, Tony Hughes, Terry Sheets, Larry O'Bryant, Brad Samuels, Larry Shi- vely, Jim O'Donnell, Coach Davis; row 1— Joey Pedro, Peter McNamee, Jeff Furnish, Tim Pedro, Todd Parker, Gary Claxon, Larry Shannon. 98 Cross-Country THIS PAGE: UPPER LEFT-Jeff says keep on running. UPPER MIDDLE-Peter takes a break from his daily duty. LOWER LEFT-Brad looks good for another two miles. LOWER RIGHT—Peter takes an early lead, with Tony close behind. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP RIGHT-Tony looks as if he has enough to pass. MIDDLE—Three Eagle runners for the victory. Cross-Country 99 GIRLS WIN INVITATIONAL The Frankton girls won their own Volleyball Invitational this year by defeating Hamilton Heights, Lapel, and Alexandria. The Varsity Eagles finished the season at 8-8, while the Reserve team finished at 9-4. Linda Schmink and Donnetta Beaver were named co-captains. Tammy Couch received the MVP award, while Becky Closser re- ceived the Most Valuable Server, serving 95.6%. All Conference honors went to Donnetta Beaver, Tammy Couch, and Dee Dee Reh- mal. Becky Closser received Hon- orable Mention. ABOVE: Teresa Jackson sets up the play as Marsha Shively gets ready for action. TOP RIGHT: The Eagle Varsity is happy after the Invitational Win. MIDDLE: Reserve team finishes with a winning season. LOWER RIGHT: Mrs. Huntsinger explains the game plan as Dee Dee Rehmel and Tammy Couch listen. 100 Volleyball TOP RIGHT: Dee Dee does her tricks to get the ball over the net. TOP LEFT. Becky Closser sends the ball back with authority. LOWER RIGHT: Jill Merida works hard to keep the ball in play. LOWER LEFT: Denise Etchison flies into action. Volleyball 101 Wrestlers Win Sectional This year F.H.S. is exceptionally proud of its fine Wrestling team. The team finished the year with a record of 2-4-1. The team also won the Sectional held at Wes Del and had ten boys qualify for Re- gional Competition. Another honor for the team was a second place finish in the W.R.C. Tourney. Earning All-Conference honors were: Les Hiatt, Larry O'Bryant, Vince Kelly, Barry Kelly, Kenny Miller, and Ron Betz. Vince Kelly was named captain, while Les Hiatt and Kenny Miller received Most Valuable Wrestler. UPPER RIGHT: Les seems to have no problems with his opponent. ABOVE: The Masked Man from FHS has control of the Match. CENTER RIGHT: Kenny and Larry are entranced by the action. BOTTOM RIGHT: FHS's handsome Wrestlers. 102 Wrestling UPPER LEFT: Bobby seems to be ready to take on anybody. UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Cress looks proud of his trophy, as he hands it over to Mr. Kerkhoff. MIDDLE: Vince takes the upper hand in the match. LEFT: Kenny uses all his strength to whip the other matsman. Wrestling 103 Girls finish season 1-14 The Frankton girls suffered through the 77-78 basketball sea- son, winning only one game. The J.V. didn't fare much better, only winning two games. The one bright spot for the team came from Junior Captain DeeDee Rehmel. DeeDee finished 4th in county scoring and had a game high of 36 points. Her ef- forts earned her one of the eight All-County spots. 104 Girls Basketball Above Right: Coach Folsom gives her best effort to coach those Eagles to a victory. Left: Eagle's bench looks on. Top Right: DeeDee goes high to block her opponents shot. Top Left: DeeDee shoots for two. Opposite Page: Middle, Reserve Team. Bottom Tammy drives hard to the bucket. Top, Varsity Team. Girls Basketball 105 BASKETBALL: Headed in the right direction. The Eagles, under the closely guided attention this year of Head Coach Calvin Bayley, Assis- tant Coach Jimmy Jack Howell, and Freshman Coach Randy Wil- son, snapped a 32-game losing streak. The Eagles finished the year at 8-12, with the big victory coming over Hamilton Heights, snapping the streak. The Eagles can look forward to 77-78 Varsity Basketball Scores Wapahani 45 FHS OT s, S ’ 4S FHS Ham. South, y V 1 61 Alexandria 69 Sec. FHS 39- UPPER RIGHT: Varsity Basketball-L to R Freshman Coach Randy Wilson, Assis- tant Coach Jimmy Jack Howell, Levi Cox, Steve Parker, Tim Wade, Dan Etchison, Dane Whetsel, Bruce Prichett, Larry Shi- vely, Brad Samuels, David Jimenez, Head Coach Calvin Bayley. MIDDLE: Reserve Basketball-L to R—Kneeling—Blane Van- dersnick, mgr., Tony Hughes, Dean Riddle, Terry Sheets, Rex Van Briggle, David Hicks, mgr., Chris Abshire, mgr. Back Row-Assis- tant Coach Jimmy Jack Howell, John Swan, Kelly Ashton, Scott Overdorf, Gary Claxon, Tim Pedro, Bob Stanley, Jim O'Donell, Head Coach Calvin Bayley, Fresh- man Coach Randy. RIGHT: Freshman Bas- ketball-sitting-Ron Mollenkopf, mgr., Knelling, Mike Stanley, Joey Pedro, Kevin Scott, Bob Blackman, Chris Dickerson, Marty Hughes, Todd Parker. Back Row- Freshman Caoch Randy Wilson, Doug Hight, Mike Jameson, Todd, Duane Can- field, Rick Taylor, George Free, Mike Browning, Kevin Stanley, Tim Lawson. more success with their reserve and freshman teams having sat- isfying years. The reserve fin- ished 9-10, while the freshman 'A' team was 2-11, and the 'B' team 5-3. One of the reasons for such an outlook can be traced to the summer programs, where Mr. Bayley hopes his troops will become better. Seniors played a key role in this varsity season. Six seniors Dane Whetsel, Dan Etchison, Larry Shively, Levi Cox, Tim Wade and Steve Parker all played major roles. With Larry Shively earning all-area and all-confer- ence, and Dane Whetsel earning all-area and honorable mention all-conference. 106 ABOVE: Eagles fans go, wild after Eagles victory. UPPER LEFT: Bruce Prichett soars for another two. ABOVE MIDDLE: Dane Whetsel rips rebound down, as David Jiminez waits. ABOVE RIGHT: Coach Bayley and David Jimenez plan strategy. LEFT: Larry Shively seems to be going nowhere. V 107 ABOVE: Todd Parker goes up and over his defender for two more points. ABOVE RIGHT: Tim Pedro readies to muscle it up. ABOVE: Daune Canfield eyes basket. RIGHT: Eagles crowd around in hopes of a rebound. 108 Golf team strokes to first winning season. Led by one senior the Golf team came up with its first winning sea- son with a 6-5 record. One out- standing senior, Jeff Munger was the best player and showed good leadership. The team finished 2nd in the Conference and should shape up to better themselves for next year. John Swan, Charlie Williamson, Eddie Evans, and Phil Etchison should produce fine play and lead- ership for a good season next year. UPPER RIGHT: Bruce and Phil look to be playing good by the smiles on their faces. MIDDLE LEFT: John shows deep concen- tration in his attempt to sink this putt. MIDDLE RIGHT: Senior Jeff Munger shows perfect form for a par. LOWER LEFT: Golf team back row: left to right Rex Alexander, Phil Etchison, Bob Blackmond, Jeff Mu- nger, Eddie Evans, FRONT ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Charlie Willaimson, Bruce Hughes, John Swan, Chris Abshire and Coach Jim Howell. Golf 109 INJURIES PLAGUE EAGLES This season the injury list was long and the win column short. After every game, the Eagles gained one more loss and lost three players to the injury list. They began the season with losses to Elwood, Shenandoah, and Mt. Vernon, but came back with a victory over Lapel. The Eagles had one bright spot, however, coming from the lead- ership of the vets. When the un- derclassmen were forced into ac- tion, they were guided and encouraged by the vets. Award winners ths year in- cluded, Bruce Hughes, most valu- able player, Dan Etchison, most valuable back, and Randy Gates, most valuable lineman. WRC hon- ors went to Randy Gates, while Bruce Hughes, Tim Wade, Dane Whetsel, Dan Etchison, and Dan McCrary received honorable mention. TOP: Bruce Hughes looks for his receiver as Les Hiatt and Rick Gill com- plete their assignments. MIDDLE RIGHT: Ron Betz breaks for the open field while Jay Whitaker and Dan Etchison run interference. BOTTOM: Kevin Scott strains for that extra yardage. Team picture compliments of Call-Leader. 110 Football 'fc UPPER LEFT: Randy Gates and Ron Betz show approval of Kevin Scott's fumble recovery. MIDDLE LEFT: Darren Korn puts his foot into it. LOWER LEFT: Coach Urban and Scharnowske show their approval. ABOVE: Wade completes his carry. Football lll BELOW: Bruce Hughes and Darren Korn discuss the last play, while Jerry Etchison takes a break. BOTTOM LEFT: Dan Etchison breaks for the open. RIGHT: Eagles make the yardage while Paul Munson and Jay Whitaker pile on. MIDDLE: Eagles line up for the next series. LOWER RIGHT: Let's play leap frog. 112 Football Spring baseball finishes even-up 10-10 This year's baseball team came through the spring season at a .500 mark winning 10 games and losing 10. The early going was capped by an outstanding team batting average of .302 which led the county. Three Seniors helped to give the Eagles such an outstanding aver- age. Don Knotts held a .411 bat- ting average with three home runs and 15 RBI's; Ron Betz batted .362 with 4 HR's and 16 RBI's. Larry Shively batted .343 with 13 RBI's and 6 HR's which also led the county. The pitching core was led by Ju- nior Bruce Pritchett who led the team with a .395 ERA; Junior Tony Hughes who led the County with strike-outs; and Darren Korn who had a 3-1 record. Next year, the team should shape-up fast with all pitchers re- turning and a balance of their fielders. ABOVE Larry Shively fights for the fence. ABOVE RIGHT Tim Wade shows perfect form. RIGHT-Coaches Abber and Urban look for a victory. Baseball 113 UPPER LEFT-Tim Wade goes for a hit. ABOVE—Freshman Todd Parker gets ready for the next play. ABOVE RIGHT—Baseball has an added attraction this year. CENTER RIGHT Freshman Darren Korn winds up to pitch his fast ball. RIGHT—FHS bench backs their team on and off the field. 114 Baseball TOP LEFT-Senior Dan Etchinson makes a dash for second base. TOP RIGHT—Don Knotts watches a ball go by. CENTER LEFT-Parker bats for a run. ABOVE — Sphomore Dean Riddle stands ready at the plate. LEFT 1978 Eagle baseball team. Baseball 115 Top left: Pam says, What note now? Top right: Almost everyone rushes in at break to get something to eat. Right: One foot in front of the other. Op- posite page, Top left: Front- Carol Turner, Prom Queen. Back (left to right) Jana Sheward, Becky Closser, Michele Waymire, and Denise Etchi- son. Top right: The news is announced: Carol wins. Center left: Betsy Brown gladly places Carol's crown on. Center right: Karen Swartz seems to be in- terested in the cameraman, while something else caught everyone else's eye. Bottom left: Front-Carol Turner. Back (left to right)-Tony Bailey, Becky Closser, Barry Kelly, Denise Etchison, Marc Shultz, Dan Etchison, Michele Waymire, Tony Hughes, and Jana Sheward. 116 Student Life Student Life 117 Top Left: Tony Hughes improves his analytical skills. Top Right: A tense mo- ment at the Alexandria-Freshman game. Bottom: Mountain music makers make music. Opposite, top left: Seniors put their motto in writing at '78 commencement. Top Right: Dan Etchison, jaw set, prepares for graduation. 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Office 317-754-7541 R.R. 5 Box 102A Anderson, Ind. 46011 126 Advertisements � «I� Star China 902 Main Street Anderson, Indiana The perfect place to shop for wedding gifts for your own hope chests. Ex-Cell-O Corporation Aerospace Group 2500 South J Street Elwood, Indiana Complete headquarters for: Craig Power play In-Dash and Under- Dash Car Stereos Jenson Triaxial and Coaxial Speakers Maxell Recording Tape ° Pioneer Hi-Fi Sansui Hi-Fi 0 Kimball Pianos and Organs Wurlitzer Pianos and Organs Gibson, Fender Guitars and Amplifiers Largest Selections of 8-Track, Cassette and L.P.'s 0 One Day Order Service Available on Tapes and Albums 715 22nd St.-Elwood Phone: 552-7250 Frankton’s Lions Club Frankton Lions Club has done many service activities for this community. For Frankton High alone they have built tennis courst and bought equipment for the Print Shop. Yearly, they sponsor the Honor Society banquet, a band award, and buy glasses for needy stu- dents in the corporation. For the community the Lions Club furnishes food baskets at Christmas and donate to the Boys' Club. During the summer they sponsored the Girls' Little League program and are a major sponsor for Heritage Days. On the national level these Frankton men donate money to the Cancer Society, the Leader Dog Program and the Lions Club Eye Bank. Important to us on the yearbook staff is their generousity in sending at least two of our photographers to summer workshops to improve their skills. In appreciation of their services we donate this space for their recognition. Advertisements 127 ADVERTISEMENTS 128 Advertisements Frankton Building Loan For all your building and loan needs, you can count on the friendly people at Frankton Building Loan. WAJ S. Anderson Elwood, Indiana % $ m The CALL LEADER- the daily coverage of Community news and sports in the Frankton area. Elwood Publishing Company. Inc.—317 S. Anderson St. Guide Division You won't have to face this at night This is not a car of the future, although some of the lighting equipment may appear as improvements in the future. New light- ing systems are evaluated on this specially equipped engineering test car at General Motors' Guide Division in Anderson. General Motors Corporation Anderson, Indiana 46011 317-646-4244 Advertisements 129 ADVERTISEMENTS «i $ made the crank a classic By getting rid of it. We're Delco Remy. The automotive electrical people. In the years that have passed since we turned the crank into a relic, we’ve been busy. Building Delco batteries. Delcotron charging systems. Electric starters. Ignition systems. And just about everything else in your car that’s electric. As a matter of fact, today we're the world's largest producer of electrical sys- tems for cars, trucks, buses, farm tractors, construction vehicles, boats, garden trac- tors ... well, you name it. Big deal, you say. Who thinks about electrical systems? Hardly anybody. We build them to work so well nobody has to. Delco Remy o-. � •• ImhI . A-de-to- Si % s s PATRONS Fermen’s B K Rootbeer North 203 N. Harrison St. Broadway School St. Alexandria, Ind. Anderson, Ind. J.C. Penney Lambesis’ Food Market 214 S. Anderson 202 Sigler Elwood, Ind. Frankton, Ind. 552-5561 Elves Six Essex Group Incorporated 400 S. 11th R.R. 2 Brickward Rd. Frankton, Ind. Elwood, Ind. 754-8225 Scott’s Service Forrester’s Heating Service 2415 E. 6th St. R.R. 9 Box 124 A 300 N. Anderson, Ind. Anderson, Ind. 642-2353 643-8783 Barb’s Beauty Shop Otto Stroup Jr. Insurance R.R. 9 Box 124 300 N. 207 N. John St. Anderson, Ind. Frankton, Ind. Ye Olde Tac Shoppee George C. Harper Son Just east of St. Rd. 9 on 700 N. Frankton 644-8383, 643-1257, 644-3904 754-7511 S S S S S S Si A Abbott, Ernest 55, 84 Abshire, Chris 28, 80, 87, 106, 109 Abshire, Pam 55, 66, 79 Akers, Jim 50, 66, 67 Alexander, Jeff 44 Alexander, Lisa 49, 50, 79, 83 Alexander, Rex 50, 109 Alexander, Tony 28 Allison, Brian 55, 73, 94, 102 Allport, Diana 44, 66, 67, 74, 75, 79, 80, 83 Allport, Donna 55 Amos, Ronnie Ancil, Summer 50 Anderson, Marianne 44, 73, 82 Antrim, Kevin 50, 65 Appleby, Mike 28 Argabright, Polly 44, 66, 67 Ashton, Kelly 44, 106, 120 Atwood, B. Micheal 55, 73, 102, 115 Auler, Brian Ault, Kevin 49, 50, 73, 75, 94 Axon, Lisa 55, 74 Azuero, Alfredo 28, 29, 42, 82, 102 B Bagienski, Cindy 44, 47, 64, 66, 73, 83 Bagienski, Tony 50, 94 Bagley, Linda 28, 77 Bailey, Sarah 50, 75, 79, 82, 99 Bailey, Tony 28, 117 Baker, Dennis 50 Baker, Julie 55 Baker, Mike 28, 94 Baker, Tim 55 Baker, Tracy 44, 77, 86, 100 Ball, Cheryl 28, 29, 69, 83, 86 Banker, Jeff 50 Banker, Kimberly 29, 86 Barker, Lee 55, 83 Barker, Tony 50, 87 Barnett, Kyle Barnett, Mike Barnett, Opal 50 Barnhill, Barney 55 Bartlow, Doreen 50, 79, 80 Barrett, Sandra 55 Basey, Jodeen 44, 64, 82 Baugh, Tim 44 Beamer, Doug 55 Beamer, Gay 44, 79, 83 Beamer, Teresa 49, 50, 76, 82 Beaver, Donnesa 50, 76, 79, 132 INDEX 99, 100, 104 Beaver, Donnetta 29, 73, 86, 90, 91, 100 Beeman, Tom 29, 42, 69, 83, 115 Bell, Carl 65 Bell, Toby Benefiel, Michelle 55, 77 Bennett, Kim 44, 73, 78, 90, 91 Bennett, Kris 55, 71, 79 Bess, Regina 55 Best, Lisa 50, 73, 79, 83 Betz, Ron 29, 55, 41, 102, 110, 111, 115 Bibb, Dennis 44, 47, 66, 67 Bishop, Brian 50, 94 Blackford, Don 50 Blackford, Kathy 29, 77, 84 Blackmond, Robert 55, 106, 109 Blackmond, William 50 Blaylock, Angel 29, 65, 74 Blockson, Chris 44, 69, 76, 99, 104 Blockson, Jeff 55 Bodkin, Darrell 29, 65 Bodkin, Terri 50, 76 Boone, John 44 Boone, Teresa 50 Borum, Greg 50, 64, 73 Borum, Jeff 50, 73 Borum, Mike 55 Borum, Todd 55 Bott, Joe 56, 65, 82 Bott, Michael 29, 65 Boyd, Dawn 56 Bradburn, Mike 50, 87 Brashear, Jan 56, 88 Brashear, Jennifer 44, 46, 76 Brashear, Julie 29, 30, 37, 42, 73, 76, 86, 90, 91, 98, 99 Brashear, Rhonda 30, 78 Brashear, Ronica 50 Breese, Robin Bricker, Richard 44, 79, 83 Brinkman, Greg 30, 44, 78 Broeg, Kelly 30 Brown, Betsy 30, 38, 40, 42, 69, 73, 83, 86, 117 Brown, Jennifer 50, 74, 99, 104 Browning, Linda 30, 69, 82, 86, 104 Browning, Michael 56, 106 Bunch, Linda 50, 82 Burton, Carla 45, 78 c Cain, Tammy 50, 77, 88 Callahan, Randy 30 Canfield, Duane 56, 65, 71, 94, 106, 108 Carpenter, Scott 50, 77, 88 Carter, Kathy 50, 66, 79, 83 Carter, Teresa 45, 66, 67 Cartright, Dale 56 Castor, Todd 56, 94, 106 Cayton, Tim 56, 65, 102 Chambers, Lisa 45, 73 Chetham, Dean 30, 39, 42 Clark, David 11, 51, 94 Clark, Jeanne 51 Clark, Peg 51, 83, 98, 99, 100 Claxon, Angie 51, 82 Claxon, Gary 45, 65, 98, 106 Claybaugh, Jay 31, 38, 42, 69, 83, 119 dayman, Russ Clos, Mike 56 Closser, Becky 45, 66, 69, 99, 100, 101, 104, 117 Closser, Julie 29, 31, 42, 64, 66, 69, 73, 80, 85, 86, 100 Compton, Gary 45, 66 Compton, Rick 31, 87 Condon, Bret 45 Condon, Vallee 45 Connelly, Pat 45, 65 Cook, Tammy 56 Couch, Jim 51 Couch, Kevin 45 Couch, Roger Couch, Tammy 45, 99, 100, 104 Couch, Tim 56 Coveil, Chuck 31, 87 Covell, James 56, 94 Covington, Mike 29, 31, 42, 94, 106 Cox, Levi 29, 31, 42, 94, 106 Cox, Robert 56 Crose, Everett 45 Crouch, Mark B. 56 Crouch, Melinda 51 Crowder, Michael 29, 31, 34, 42, 66, 79, 80, 81, 83 Crowder, Todd 51, 79, 80, 81, 83 Crull, Jenny 51 Cubel, Shelly 56, 82, 99 Cunningham, Brett 31 Cunningham, Randy 45, 69 Cunningham, Robert 51, 65 Cyphres, Shelly 51, 73, 74, 78, 84 D Dabney, Greg 51, 73, 102 Daniels, Sandy 31 Davis, Chris 45 Davis, Sheri 56 Davis, Teresa 32, 79 Davis, Terri 74, 80, 86 Dawson, Kammy 51, 75, 104 DeBonis, Cris 32 Deford, Debbie 13, 56, 77, 104 Delaplane, Karen 56, 82 Delaplane, Sheryl 51, 83, 84, 99 Deshong, Kim 56 Dickerson, Chris 56, 94, 106 Dickey, Paula 45, 66, 78, 84 Dinsmore, Carolyn 57, 78, 104 Dishman, Keith 59 Dishman, Wally 32 Dishman, William 57 Doan, Rhonda 51, 75, 77, 99, 104 Dodd, Jeff 32, 69, 79, 80, 83 Dollar, Lisa 45, 74 Douglas, Robin 32, 78 Dobuque, Vicky 32, 78 E Ead, Craig 65 Ebert, Duncan 57 Eden, Pari 75, 84 Eden, Terry 57 Edwards, Cathy 51 Edwards, Denise 45, 66, 67, 73, 74, 79, 86 Ell, Laura 57 Ell, Theresa 45, 74, 79 England, Billie 51, 79, 80 Engle, Lisa 51, 76 Engle, Lonnie 78 Epperlly, Kathy 32 Epperlly, Kenny Ester, Terri 45 Etchison, Dan 32, 38, 73, 106, 110, 112, 115, 117, 119 Etchison, Denise 45, 73, 86, 90, 91, 100, 101, 117 Etchison, Jerry 32, 80, 112 Etchison, Phil 45, 65, 109 Evans, Eddie 51, 65, 109 Everest, Rodney 57, 65 Everling, Lisa 57 Ewald, Sam 51, 94 F Farley, Jennifer 45, 46, 76, 88 Faust, Erick 45, 64, 75, 83, 92 Faust, Kristen 57, 66, 83 Ferguson, Dale 45, 69, 83 Ferguson, Roxanne 57 Fincher, Tracy 51 Flanagan, Lisa 45, 66, 74 Fleener, John 45, 65 Folsom, Aaron 57, 79 Folsom, Lecia 51, 73, 79, 80 Forrester, Debby 45, 46, 64, 73, 79, 86 Forrester, Gay 57, 79, 80 Free, George 57, 73, 106 Fuller, John 32 Fulp, Shelley 57 Furnish, Jeff 49, 51, 73, 75, 83, 94, 98, 99, 102 G Gallaher, Diane 51, 79, 82 Garret, Tammy 57 Garret, Tim 45 Gates, Randy 32, 42, 73, 85, 111 Geer, Connie 78 Geer, Pat 32 Gerstorff, Jeff 45, 66, 69, 79, 80, 83, 102 Gilbert, Sherri 51, 73, 74, 78, 104 Gill, Rick 57, 71, 94, 102, 110 Gillespie, Lisa 57, 84 Gish, Tom 51 Gist, Lisa 57 Goldebury, Janet 51, 2 Gourley, Bob 33 Gourley, Tom 51, 79 Graham, Mike 51, 73, 75, 82, 102 Granger, Curtis 51, 80, 87 Granger, Terri 45, 74, 78 Greene, Kurt 52 Gulmire, Karen 45, 46, 79, 83 Gustin, Debbie 46, 74 H Hahn, Terrill 57, 79 Hall, Ben 52, 73, 95 Hall, Eran 52, 66, 82 Hall, Kandy 33 Hall, Lori 46 Hall, Lynn 33, 69, 76, 84 Hall, Tammy 52, 76, 90, 91, 99 Hancock, James 33 Hancock, Kim 52, 78, 83 Haney, Dave 44, 46, 73, 94, 102 Haney, Mark 52, 102 Hannah, Ronald Harper, Donna 30, 33, 77, 79, Harper, Greg 57, 94, 102 Harris, Tom 57, 84 Harrison, Ruth 58, 82 Harmon T � rps;� 7 «a Harshman, Leonard 58 Hart, Roxanna 44, 46, 66, 69, 79, 80, 83 Hartle, Janet 58, 79 Hartle, Jennifer 58, 79, 90, 91 Hartz, Jenean 46, 73, 76 Harvey, Rex 52, 65 Haynes, Denise 52 Haynes, Lynnee 33 Heath, David 13, 46, 66, 79, 80, 81, 83 Heath, Jerry 52, 65 Heaton, Scott 46, 65 Hendrick, Carol 33, 65, 74 Hendrick, Gala 58 Hendrick, Lee 52, 65, 82, 115 Hendrick, Phil 52, 79, 80, 115 Hendrick, Rick 46, 65 Hiatt, Jennifer 46, 76, 86 Hiatt, Joyce 58 Hiatt, Phil 52, 79 Hiatt, Leslie 37, 42, 73, 95, 102, 110 Hiatt, Rick 58 Hicks, Allison 58 Hicks, David 52, 65, 66, 106 Hight, Doug 58, 106 Hight, Paula 46, 69, 79 Hildrebrand, Susan 58 Hill, Stephen 33 Hinds, Doug 52, 94 Hires, Robin 13, 58, 79, 80 Hobbs, Debbie 52 Hobbs, Teresa Hogge, Paul 33, 66, 67, 80 Holder, Karen 30, 33, 74 Holder, Sharon 33, 74, 89 Hoover, Marie 58 Horn, Andrea 58, 99, 100, 104 Horn, Eric 52, 65 Horn, Jeff Horn, Lisa 46 Hosier, Kevin 58 Hosier, Nancy 49, 52, 66, 78, 83, 99, 104 Hosier, Shelly 58 Hosier, Stacy 52 Howard, James 58 Howell, Brian Howell, Tammy Hudson, Pat 33 Hudson, Terry 52 Huffman, David 34 Huffman, James 58 Huffman, Jim 52, 65, 83 Hughes, Bruce 31, 34, 64, 69, 85, 109, 110, 112 Hughes, Marty 58, 73, 94, 96, 98, 106 Hughes, Rex 52, 65 Hughes, Tami 58 Hughes, Tony 46, 69, 73, 96, 98, 106, 115, 117, 118 Hulett, Michelle 34, 76 Humphries, Leigh Ann 46, 64, 82 Hurst, Peggy 46, 69, 75, 76 Hutchison, Edward 58, 65 Hutchison, Ramona 34 Hutchison, Sandy 34 Hutson, Justina 33, 34, 77 Hutton, Jim 52 i-j Imel, Gerald 52, 102 Imel, Teresa 52, 78 Idlewine, Rick 34 Idlewine, Tracey 46 Isbell, Karen 59 Jackson, Dan 52 Jackson, Dana 52,73 Jackson, Dwayne 34, 87 Jackson, Heather 46, 48, 66, 67, 79, 80, 81 Jackson, Misty 52, 66, 79, 80 Jackson, Teresa 52, 66, 79, 100 Jacobsen, Brenda 34 Jameson, Michael C. 59, 94, 106 Jenkins, Kathy 52 Jenkins, Lisa 59 Jewell, Ben Jimenez, David 46, 107 Johnson, Gloria 46, 73 Johnson, Janet 34, 73, 77, 82, 99 Johnson, Lori 52 Johnson, Chris 34 Johnson, Patty 34 Jones, Alan 59 Jones, Melanie 59, 100 Jones, Ralph Jones, Tim 78 K Kail, Lisa 46, 83 Karr, Greg 35 Karr, Kevin 53 Kelly, Barry 46, 95, 102, 117 Kelly, Lisa 46, 76 Kelly, Ronald 59 Kelly, Vince 35, 102, 103 Kiger, Connie 53, 76 King, Arthur 65 Kinnaman, Mike 46, 78, 82 Kinser, Keith 53 Kiplinger, Duane 9, 59, 71 Kleeberg, Mary 78 Knepp, Marcia 53, 82, 99 Knight, Pamala 59, 66, 71 Knotts, Debbie 53, 76, 79, 99, 100, 101 Knotts, Don 35, 87, 115 Konkle, Mark 59, 73, 94 Korn, Darren 59, 111, 112, 114, 115 Kuklenski, Tracy 46, 102 L Lasley, Tony 59, 84 Lawrence, Mark 59, 65 Lawson, Brian 53 Lawson, Debbie 46 Lawson, Tim 59, 94, 106 Lehman, Deanna 59, 99, 100 Lehman, Don 59, 65 Lehman, Kenneth 35 Lehman, Michael 53 Leips, Keeley 59, 100 Leisure, Dawn Leisure, Steve 35 Leitem, Klaus 29, 35 Lennon, Bill 53 Lennon, Jody 59 Lewis, Wm. Ross 53 Little, Lisa 59, 79 Long, Becky 46 Luellen, Pam 35, 99 M Mahoney, Kelly 46 Major, Greg 46 Marcrum, Penny 78 Marsh, Hope 46, 77, 84 Marsh, Joni 78, 82 Marsh, Julie 35 Marsh, Nancye 28, 35, 74, 86, 83 Marsh, Tina 59, 82 Martin, Andy 35, 42 Massey, Bonnie 59 Masters, Ruth 47, 74, 99 Mata, Angie 47, 76 May, Kaleaia 53, 76, 104 May, Micheal 59, 65, 94 Mays, Mike 53 McCrary, Daniel 59, 94, 102 McGinnis, Mike 53, 87 McIntyre, Terri 60 McIntyre, Bill 47 McKee, Leann 47, 73 McLain, Sharon 35 McNamee, Peter 47, 98, 99, 102 McPhearson, Cathy 53 Melling, Andy 47 Melvill, Graham 53, 87, 94 Merida, Tamra 60, 90, 91, 99, 100, 101 Miller, Debora 36, 69 Miller, Dennis 47 Miller, Gregory 47 Miller, Jack Miller, Kenny 47, 102, 103 Miller, Kevin 36, 94 Miller, Kim 36 Miller, Lisa 53 Miller, Melinda 60 Modlin, Donnald 60, 94 Modlin, Rayna 53 Mollendopf, Ron 60, 106 Montgomery, Karla 36, 42, 77 Montgomery, Larry 60 Montgomery, Melanie 53 Morgan, Joni 36 Morphew, Robin 60, 74, 79, 80 Morse, Robert 53 Mort, Eddie 53, 65 133 Mullins, Bobby 53, 102, 103 Mundell, Greg 53, 82, 115 Mundell, Lorraine 60, 79 Munger, Charlie 53 Munger, Jeff 36, 109 Munson, Paul 36, 42, 112 Murray, Luther 53 Murray, Marianne 47, 78 Murray, Randy 47 Murray, William 36 Murray, Rhonda 60 Musick, Allen 47, 65 Murrell, Jim 53 N-0 Neese, Pam 47, 77, 87 Neff, Donna Neff, Gary 60, 65 Nicholas, Richi 47, 64, 75 Nichols, Mike 53, 66 Nighbert, Dianna 37, 76, 78 Nighbert, Joyce 37, 78 Nighbert, Sheilla 53, 76 Norman, Tim 47, 79, 82 Norris, Rita 53 Nutt, Mary 53, 75, 77 O'Bryant, Carole 53, 73, 78, 82, 90, 91 O'Bryant, Larry 47, 96, 98, 102 O'Donnell, James 53, 73, 94, 98, 106 Otto, Mary 37, 78 Otto, Teresa 53 Overdorf, Scot 47, 69, 73, 106, 120 p Pace, Chuck 37, 42, 87 Paddock, David 60 Palmer, Tim 47, 87 Pardue, Kenneth 47, 87, 94 Pardue, Robin 53, 74, 84, 104 Parker, Beth 60, 104 Parker, Karen 47, 76, 86 Parker, Stephen 37, 69, 106 Parker, Todd 60, 98, 106, 108, 114, 115 Partlow, Monica 60 Paschal, Alan 53, 66, 73, 94, 102 Pedro, Walter 60, 94, 98, 106 Pedro, Timothy 53, 66, 73, 75, 95, 98, 106, 108 Perrigo, Kevin 47 Peters, Barb 53 Peters, Mike 37 Pettigrew, Patzi 47, 64, 82, 87 Peyton, Debbie 37, 78 Phillips, Debbie 47 Phipps, Teresa 37, 78 Pickering, Chris 38 Pickering, Penny 54, 73, 76, 78 Plummer, Greg 47, 79, 83 Porter, Angela 47 Porter, Denise 60, 82 Poston, Brian 60 Poston, Mark 47 Powell, Randy 38, 66 Pritchett, Bill 60, 79, 80 Pritchett, Bruce 47, 69, 73, 75, 79, 80, 107, 115 Pruitt, Cindy 38, 69, 76, 78 Q-R Quarles, Beth 54, 66, 79, 80, 99 Quear, Brenda 47, 76, 86 Randles, Schuyler 60, 64, 66, 83, 102 Rehmel, Dee Dee 47, 73, 100, 101, 105 Reynolds, Stephanie 60, 83 Richardson, Don 38 Richardson, Jim 54, 87, 94, 102 Riddle, Dean 54, 66, 73, 75, 83, 106, 115 Riggs, Terra 60, 79, 87 Rigney, Mike 11, 54, 94 Riley, Sam 38, 66, 73, 79, 85 Riley, Tamra Roberts, Barry 35, 38, 42, 69, 83, 119 Roller, Becky 54, 78 Rotter, Brian 66, 67, 94 Rutherford, Penny 38 Rutherford, Rhonda 54 Ryan, Marietta 60, 38 Ryan, Shirletta 38 Ryan, Steve 54 s Samuels, Bradley 44, 47, 69, 73, 83, 95, 98, 99 Saville, Roxana 74 Schmidt, Carla 39 Schmink, Ellie 54, 100, 104 Schmink, Linda 34, 39, 73, 85, 86, 90, 91, 100 Schoettmer, Tim 65 Schreiber, Irene 48, 78 Schultz, Marc 39, 117 Scott, Kevin N. 60 Scott, Kevin W. 60, 106, 110, 111 Scott, Larry Scott, Susan Seal, Karen 48, 78 Seal, Mike 54 Shannon, Larry 48 Shannon, Jerry 54, 98 Sheets, Bill 61, 66, 79, 80 Sheets, Terry 48, 66, 69, 73, 79, 80, 81, 94, 96, 98, 106 Sheets, Tina 54, 78 Sheldon, Tim 39 Shell, Calvin 48 Shell, Kevin 39 Shepherd, Kim 54, 77 Sheward, Jana 44, 48, 64, 66, 73, 79, 117 Shively, Larry 31, 39, 73, 85, 94, 98, 107, 115 Shively, Marcia 54, 79, 100 Short, Rocky 61, 78, 94 Sides, Brian 39 Sidwell, Rebecca 39, 77 Sidwell, Tari 48, 76, 79 Simmons, Anna 40 Simmons, Henry 54 Sims, Ann 54, 76, 82, 104 Sims, Peggy 61, 78 Skytta, Juha 29, 30, 32, 40, 66, 83, 94 Small, Laura 54, 66, 79, 80, 83, 99 Smith, Danny 54 Smith, Dave 54 Smith, David 61 Smith, Joseph 61 Smith, Kim 54, 100, 104 Smith, Leatha 9, 48, 79, 82, 87, 89 Smith, Linda 54, 74, 84 Smith, Teresa Snook, Derria 54, 66, 79 Staford, Bill 48 Staford, Donna 54, 77, 104 Staford, Eddie 61 Staford, Shelly 54, 104 Stanley, Bob 48, 73, 75, 106 Stanley, Kevin 61, 106 Stanley, Mark 61, 79 Stanley, Mike 61, 106 Stansberry, Cindy 40, 78 Stansberry, Rick 61 Stansberry, Vicki 61 Stearns, Kim 61 Stephens, Claude 48, 83 Stinnett, Patricia 40 Stisser, Ina 48, 79 Strangeway, Lori 48, 66, 73, 79, 80, 83 Stotts, David 54 Sumner, Keith 54 Sumner, Kevin 40 Super, Doris 40 Surber, Jamie 40, 79 Surber, Lisa 40 Surber, Paula 61 Swan, John 54, 66, 73, 75, 106, 109 Swan, Peggy 29, 41, 74, 79, 80, 86, 99 Swartz, Karen 41, 69, 117 Swink, Trena 61 Syverson, Anita 13, 61, 66, 79 T-U-V Taylor, Matt 61, 73, 78, 102 Taylor, Rick 61, 87, 106 Taylor, Robin 11, 41, 73, 78, 86, 90, 91 Taylor, Scott 41, 79, 80 Taylor, Todd 11, 48 Taylor, William 48 Thomas, Patty 54, 82 Thrasher, Buy 41 Thrasher, Janel 61, 99 Thurston, Tina 48 Tipton, Bonnie Tisdale, Ramona 31, 41, 77, 89 Trogdlen, Patti 41, 69, 82, 85 Turner, Carol 48, 76, 86, 88, 117 Turbeville, Toni 54, 73, 78 Underriner, Becky 33, 38, 41, 64, 66, 69, 79, 83, 86, 104 Usfo, Julie 48, 76, 86 Vanbriggle, Rex 54, 65, 73, 106 Vandersnick, Blaine 54, 65, 66, 73, 106 Vandersnick, Roger 61, 71, 102 Vanhooser, Don 61 Vanhooser, Lindy 74, 77 Vautaw, Robert 54, 64, 79, 80 w Wade, John 54 Wade, Tim 35, 36, 40, 42, 73, 106, 111, 114, 115 Walls, Donna 42, 73, 79, 82, 85 Walser, David 48 Warringer, Carol 61 Waymire, Brenda 42, 86 Waymire, Brent 48, 64, 92 Waymire, Deena 40, 54, 73, 78, 82, 90, 91 Waymire, Michele 45, 47, 48, 69, 73, 79, 80, 83, 86, 88, 89, 99, 117 Waymire, Shirley 48 Welborn, Angie Wellman, Dennis 35, 42, 69, 80, 83, 85 Wells, Rita 42 West, Stephen 61 West, Thelma 43, 78 Wheat, Julie 48 Whetsel, Christina 43 Whetsel, Dane 42, 45, 69, 73, 83, 106, 197, 115 Whitaker, Connie 61 Whitaker, Jay 48, 110, 112 Whitmer, Vonnie 61, 79, 80 Williams, Greg 43 Williams, Scott Williamson, Charlie 54, 73, 109 Windlan, Lora 49, 54, 83 Wittkamper, Myron 48, 65, 79 Wood, Randy 61, 99 Wood, Richard 54 Woodcock, Gary 54 Woodsides, Jill 49, 54, 73, 77, 79 Wools, Brenda 48, 78 Wright, Delbert 54 Wright, Don 48 Y York, Shannon 48, 102 Young, Dwayne 43 134 Making yearbooks can do crazy things to you 135 CREDITS: STAFF Editor-in-chief..............................................Julie Closser Class section editors........................Freshmen—Leigh Ann Humphries Sophomores—Jana Sheward Juniors—Jodeen Basey Seniors—Julie Closser Sports staff...............................David Heath (ed.), Bruce Hughes Photographers..............................Brent Waymire, Erick Faust, Rob Vautaw, Greg Harper, Greg Borum, Bill Lennon Ad Manager..........................................................Debby Forrester Clubs editor........................................................Cindy Bagienski Staff (clubs, copy) Dean Cheetam, Kristen Faust, Doris Super, Becky Underriner, Patzi Pettigrew ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Faculty Advisor....................................................Kevin M. Sipe Reid's Studio Photographer...................................................Rob Bennett HerfF Jones Representative...........................................Larry Glaze Division Page Art..........................................................Becky Closser Cover Photography................................................Brent Waymire Financial Support for Summer Institutes.....................Frankton Lions Club Special thanks to the Administration, Faculty, and Student Body of Frankton High School including Glen Fuller and YE OLDE PRINT SHOPPE. Thanks also to: BARRETT GALS photography (with special thanks to Julie Barrett for technical assistance in photography); and to the ELWOOD CALL LEADER for their football picture from their file. 1977-1978 Eaglite