Franklin Central High School - Flashback Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Homecoming Memories: Floats, Hard Fought nl A tiger and a sock were included on the winning sophomore float entitled Our Guys'll Sock 'Em. Colorful floats, the crowning of a queen and king, and a hard-fought game with the Greenfield Tigers highlighted football homecoming. The Sophomores won first prize for their gaily decorated float, Ar- gylles'll Sock 'Em. Second prize went to the Junior Class who had I-ce Cream for Victory, So -da You as their theme . Fans looked on with excitement as Kay Lowes was crowned queen. After a 20-7 victory over the Tigers , Steve Barclay, senior, was crowned king at the Coronation Dance . Football Homecoming Court: Girls: K. Ifowes, S. Schilling, P. Crunk, M. Breedlove, C. Worrell, C. Self, S. Runyon, P. Fox, B. Jones. Boys: S. Barclay, G. Drum major, John Waltz, struts high during the half- time show. 10 Browning, L. McClain, S. Gray, D. Smith, P. Dough- erty, M. Allender, J. Akers, P. Trueblood. King and queen, Steve Barclay and Kay Lowes, dance to The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi.

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Highlight Autumn and Spring Social Whirls The l963 Blue and White Revue was pre- sented by the students of Franklin Central on May first and second in Swails Audi- torium. Formerly the revue had been composed of four acts, however, this year the revue featured separate groups. The F .C .H.S. Dance Band provided the music for the spectacular. Other acts included vocal and instrumental solos, vocal and dance groups, and skits. Don't take your guns to town boys, advises Dave Kamplain as the other members of the senior skit look on. The cast of the 1963 Blue and ness Like Show Business as their White Revue sing There's No Busi- finale. Thejunior skitfeatureda style show depicting a day in the life of a typical woman. Models for the show were D. Gray, J. Henricks, R. Eder, R. Flagle, T.. The Alley Cats, Marcia Owens and Bonnie Mor- Borden, W. Hoyt, L. Walters, R. Brink, and D. Straber. gan, strut to the popular song by the same name.

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Games, Sox-Hops, and the Beautiful Queens Co-captains, Dave Smith and Phil Dougherty, crown Sheryl Srnoot 1963 Homecoming Queen. A queen was crowned, a hard-fought basketball game with Beech Grove was over, and the 1963 Basketball Homecoming was athing of the past to almost everyone. But homecoming queen, Sheryl Smoot, will always remember that evening as she Waiting anxiously for their grand entrance are Jeff I-Ianni, bearing the crown, and Ruth Ann Carr carrying the red roses. walked that long path of unexpectancy to await the verdict made by the student body that afternoon and as basketball co- captains, Dave Smith and Phil Dougherty , presented her with the sparkling tiera and the traditional long-stemmed red roses . Basketball Homecoming Court: J. Jefferis, M. Bet- Kamplain, S. Smoot, J. Innis, J. Mason, S. Pfendler, ner, B. Jones, S. Speer, J. Schakel, E. Moeller, D. D. Krukemeier.