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

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Steve Bell and Jack Dahl smile during a lighter moment in Mr. Glen Eastes' Trigonometry class. Technical Education ln today's complex and technical world , science and mathematics play increasingly vital roles. By means of the comprehen- sive program of study available at FCHS, each student is able to choose the courses most suited to his individual needs, One year each of a lab science and math is re- quired for graduation, but most continue to more advanced subjects. The math and science courses were best represented by the nightly brain sessions to solve home- work problems. Mrs. Sarah Schowe illustrates a difficult construction problem in Algebra I for Dale Nees. A look of intense concentration is shown by John Vus- kalns and Stanley Rhorer in Math Topics class. Maxi?

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John Denten, Wally Olin, and Mike Bridgewaterwatch formin- ute flaws that need to be corrected. Lending a hand to Jon Yeager is Bill Kolacek as the two operate a metal lathe in shop class. Shop Classes Qffer Useful Job Training sw is F5 5 Q My Ill ,Bl UIIBNE E955 SPRAY How to cope with the pesky enemies of farm crops is one of the main concerns of agri- culture students Marve Rode, Jim Fair, Mike Schmidt, and Mark Westphal. 15

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in Math and Science Reaches New Heights Senior Sandy Edwards takes data during a student-planned demonstration in the Physics laboratory. Mr. Piper demonstrates the study of scientific measure- ments to his freshman Physical Science class. 'M , Charles Breeding measures chemicals as Bob Blacketer takes notes in an Academic Chemistry Experiment. Stanley Rhorer and Mark Reed set up an experiment with waves in the ripple tank for Physics class. f!