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

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Maui paws: rzolmgarwa - Courses in math teach students the basic fundamentals of addi- tion, subtraction, division, and multiplication. Also, for those who particularly like to delve into this broadening field, more advanced math is offered. In these math courses also one learns the importance of putting his mind to proper use. The courses offered at Franklin Central are general math, alge- bra, advanced algebra, geom- etry, trigonometry, and analyti- cal geometry. The fine teachers are Mr. Eastes, Mrs. Schowe, and Mr. Leffler. All eyes are on Dana Robertson as she proves LA I QB in geometry. pri The class watches intently as Mrs. Schowe explains The general math class watches Vicki Lawrence and Larry an equation in algebra. Jackson work a problem at the board.

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Qciemw at ' BQ Xi' A he at conductivity experiment is done in physical science by Gregg Austin and Linda Smith. Chemistry can be fun, too as Janet Meacham and Bobbie Lambert find out while doing an experiment. l 6 With science becoming more and more important in our expanding World, it is necessary for high school students to become familiar with some form of science during their high school career. The classes in science that are offered are physical science, biology, chemis- try, and physics. Under the instructions of Mr. Colglazier, Mr. Geise, Mr. Lef- fler, and Mr. Morgan, the students are able to take advantage of the splendid facilities at Franklin Central and open doors to their future in the broadening field of science. Bacteriology is interesting as Jim Miller studies a sample under a microscope.

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Qpeeclv audi Euglaslv Gwe Us Valbuabllof Q In his English class, Ronnie Rooks tells the class Finding sources for their English term papers are Steve about Knute Rockne Speer Bev Sievers, and Janet Meacham. English and speech work in har- mony in helping students develop the proper art of communication. This is vitally important since We are judged by what We say and how We speak. English and speech also help the students to organize and express themselves effectively. Literature is al so a part of English de signed to give students an op- portunity to study the great Works and to stimulate them to develop their own talents in this area. The class responds to the amusing equip by Doug Lechner in speech class.