Francesville High School - Francillian Yearbook (Francesville, IN)

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Cheerblock shows enthusiasm at a tense moment. Participate In And Support Before sending a substitute in the coach gives word of advice.

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 Wah-wah , symbol- izes the climax in the three act play The Miracle Worker . This smashing per- formance was made successful by a group of energetic Seniors. For a while rehearsals were chaotic; but as curtain time drew near, everything fell into place with remarkable ease. The unusual setting of the stage and the use of the gym floor as the garden house and the pump scene, held the attention of the aud- ience. The production involved long rehearsals and hard work. But val- uable experience was gained under the direc- tion of Mr. Shopa. Learning to talk with her hands is a great discovery for Helen Keller. Helen Keller played by Jacky Westphal, Annie Sullivan by Kay Reed, James by Wally Knapp. by Mary Pfledder, Father by John Boeh- ning and James by Wally Knapp. Father are not only people but words. Helen Keller's only world is one of exploring with her finger tips.

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Rebounding is vital to the winning of a ball game. The Last of the Good Guys The end has come for the Francesville Zebra basketball team; it's the last of the good guys. ” Though we come to a saddening halt with only seven wins this season, no one could be prouder of our team than the FHS fans. Our boys have fought, and fought hard, despite the tragedies which seemed always to pop up. We now close the last FHS Zebra basketball season with these resolute words, We love you, Zebras. Now, anticipating the future, we look to an even greater team as we become the new West Central Trojans. 23 Time outs, time for rest and instructions. Maurice Kopka realizes the importance of free throws.