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

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Musical cwdf Talents Aw D iw Students not only need their academic studies, they also need a chance to cultivate their intellect through the study of music and art. Under the fine instruction of Mr. Ferris, the students interested in music have the chance to develop their voices through the daily practice they receive in music classes. The students artistically inclined have the chance to express themselves through the media of art with the fine help of Mrs. Prickett. Warming up in choir are Robert Gray, Kathy Hendrickson, Brenda McCowan, and Sandra Hagan while Mr. Ferris plays. Molding clay in advanced art is Judy Evans as Terry Beginning art student Larry Humphries consults Dan Seal begins a drawing project. Meacham on a project. 2 1s',,--...,,,.,,q,, H-F 25

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plasma mauwwuwmfmw ll Physical fitness is very important in the lives of the people of the United States today more than ever. y q The physical education courses at Franklin Central afford the students an opportunity to become acquainted with the rules of various games and sports for leisure time. They also teach the importance of good sports- mi The health orientation classes in- struct the students in the knowledge they need about their bodies, the functions, and the proper care re - quired. The orientation class watches Debra Croxton as she points out the various parts of the human body. The student teacher in gym, Mr. Dellinger, measures Sit-ups is just one exercise done by the girls under a broad jump by Ricky Muterspaugh. the instruction of Miss Myer. 24 manship, citizenship, and leadership,

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' -1- Deualopmeutalf ' I Speed and iow ,,.,-ff-' During developmental reading class, Becky Poole and Glen Johnson read silently with the help of the special machines. A new class has just re- cently been added to the curric- ulum at Franklin Central. This class is known as developmen- tal reading. By taking this course, students are able to increase their reading rates, develop their comprehension of printed material, and ex- pand their vocabularies. All students are urged to take this helpful course. The class is under the instruction of Mrs . Vernice Irish. 06fQpwIoL CQa8SLea1wuBa5wQkiU8 , . ,. ,, ,.,M,A1,, ,,U, ,,,,,.,x..,.,,,,,W f- r ks, f fa,.f-ffm-M, sf..-,Q.zi,11fm ,Q ,, f f .f,. I, , W -.Ii ,. ,az wasupWsw..gz:mW,,.,. -,f . . . sr.. . , 1 Q' ' T-Wirikezs A T i ,,.i, A rt., . ili' t'tt, .. is i 2 is 31 9193956 1-lexx . gi 5 AX 52,3 Qfssfiiaw W1 mg H 2 , ,mm 1,552.3 'Q Eixraaa. was www Y-M 5 r .rf ma.. ir ace. A - g--- I UI v . .., .. .ii, . r. ,W V.X. W .- , ' ,f faggif '- M f Too often people have the habit of overlooking those who are in need of special training. Here at Franklin Central, how- ever, we have solved this by having a special education class which is taught by Mrs . Lillian Maze. ln this class she gives her students the individual attention they need. The stu- dents study math and English and are able to take various other courses in the school such as shop, typing, and art. The special education class looks on as Mrs. Maze reads a story.