Francesville High School - Francillian Yearbook (Francesville, IN)

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Spanish is one of the subjects that Sophomores often take. The Spanish Club was newly organized this year under the supervision of Mr. Dominguez. Ofelia Alva served as president. The sophomores visited the Museum of Natural History in Chicago and Thelma, Elda, Carol and Janet had been fascinated by the dinosaur until the photographer said, Smile, you’re Darlene Albrecht, Anne Alkirc, Jesse Alva, Wendell Anlikcr, Thelma Bruner, Phyllis Bushman, Sheldon Clevenger, Karen Cooley Linda Downs, Carol Hide, Kitty Erb, Lyn Fritz, Sharon Garling, Mark Gutwein, Denice Haring, Jean Howat Maurice Huber, Carolyn Huffman, Betty Jenkins, Mark Jordan, Linda Koleszar, Karen Lawrence, David Meyer, Donna Minkert Jan Moncel, Janet Myers, Donald Nelson, Shirley Ortman, Tom Parks, Ryan Pelsy, Norman Rink- er, Mike Salyer Michael Shidler, Ronald Shidler, Bruce Stevens, Danny Swing, Beth Tanner, Richard Tyler, Al- len Utterhack, Virginia Von To- bel David Ward, Charles Weaver, Elda Whitaker, Eldora W leg and, Linda Wright, Larry Wuethrich

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Laurel Bucher. Sharon Canary. Patricia Clark. Shelby Culp. Vic- toria Dalka. Joe Downs. Marilyn Dunkcr, Catherine Federer Sharon Fisher. Wayne Fitz. Craig Gutwein, Eric Gutwein. Carolyn Hauptli. Edward Hooker, Barbara Huber. Thomas Jentz James Kopka, Daniel Leman, Den- nis Leman, Paul Lowry. Wayne Ludeman, Janice Montgomery. Jen- nifer Myers. Rosie Myers Dean Pelsy. Paul Pfledderer. Robert Ramey, Martha Reed, Sue Richard- son. Frank Sanders Richard Stoll, Evelyn Taylor, Glen Thompson, Donald Vogt, Ronald Vogt, Linda Walters Mr. Konopasek observes the typing of Sue and Paul. Jenny, Carolyn, Pat and Linda are trying to increase their speed as well as maintain accuracy. The attractiveness of the photo- graphers undoubtedly hampers Craig in his work. United States History teaches us of our heritage as well as our nation as it is today. Mr. Elam teaches both sections of juniors and makes it most interesting. Even though Ronnie appears to be sleeping, Barbara, Tom, Pat, Evelyn, Paul, Cathy, Vicky, Martha, Marilyn, and Ed vouch to the fact that this is not a class one sleeps through. The Remarkable Incident at Carson Corners by Kristin Sergei This play had a powerful message and showed how stunned the patrons of the school were when they realized that they were all responsible for the trage- dy of the loss of a boy's life. Craig, Jenny, Joe, and Jim were only a few of the juniors who put on a fine per- formance.

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Moses Alva. Cynthia Allyn. jane Benson. Daniel Bride- groom. Faith Bruner. Vickey Bucher. Linda Busch, Alfred Byroad. Michael Davis. Larry Dising- er. Elaine Eldridge. Conda Finnegan. Karen Fritz. Betty Gastineau, Charles Graham, Douglas Gutwein. Gordon Gutwein, Jerry Kcsler, William Irvcn, David Jordan, Barbara Ledford, Carol Lin- back. Larry Link. Robert Mey- er. Ellen Moncel, Carol Myers, Kathleen Myers, Leone Ost- heimer, Rudy Owens, Allen Pelsy, Jack Perry, Thomas Ricks. Carl Rinker, Ronald Schlatter, Jim Shidler, Ronald Smith, Susan Speicher, Wanda Vogt, Charlotte Walters. Roger Ward, Donald Weaver, Leonard Welter, Linda White, Charles Widner. Dissecting a frog doesn’t seem to make Leona Ostheimer and Betty Gastineau squeamish. With the addition of new lab tables in the science room, this year more individual experimenting was made possible. Stil