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

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Mr. Mark Thistlethwaite explains the more well-known events thathappened during Andrew JaCk50n'S Administfa' Steve Napier answers a World Historyquestion while Steve tion, his favorite period in American history. Van T1-ease works on his Special Project' Mike Cook studies the trials and tribulations of Andrew Mr. Speaker! interrupts Nancy Gleason as Tom Bates Johnson, the only President to be impeached. sends a copy of a proposal to Everette Barnard. 13

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W 'rf' UN MX W N me on si ' Curriculum Grows with Addition of Courses Leg The mysteries of calculus plunge Stan Rhorer,Patsy Wil- liams, and Scott Baldwin into a pensive mood. Mr. Thistlethwaite and his Cultural Geography class study the people and customs of Southeast Asia. Y Judge Bill Moore looks on as defense attorney Bernie Hilton questions Marcia Trotter a key witness in the murder trial staged by Business Law students. I2 fi

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rg. , gd Joann Pratt and Doug Sweeney may be of opposite sex but Engrossed in their work are Vicki Green and Janie Tami have a common goal--to learn bookkeeping. as they master intricate details of Shorthand. Home Economics, Business, Agriculture and Karen Allen and Becky Skelton are reflecting colorfully as they display their hand-m ade creations. Franklin Central students, thanks to the numerous vocational classes offered, are being well prepared for tomorrow's world. Future farmers study vital data in Agri- culture class, anxiously awaiting the time when their knowledge can he put to use. Those who plan a career in business are offered a wide selection of classes in re- lated fields to aid them toward their goal. As the schoolyear progresses, projects such as tables, lamps, etc., and skills in the use of complicated machines are the re- wards gleaned from the boys' hard work in Shop class. The boys aren't the only ones working hardg girls in Home Economics are proud of their achievements in domestic skills. . tiff X