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

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Football Record Is Top rookie grid player in the county, senior Mark Betner rushed for 1200 yards and scored 60 points, including these six scored on an end sweep. FRONT ROW: G. Puckett, B. Delk, P. Barker, R. Buttz, B. Vernon, J. Bundy, F. Foist, E. McClain, Dan Nattall, Den Nuttall, L. Butts, M. Shaffer, R. Willhite, V. Breed- love, W. Broadstreet, S. VanTreese--mgr. SECOND ROW: G. Sheets--mgr., G. Pool, B. McClain, K. Shott, J. Brown, B. Cunningham, J. Coss, G. Gigli, J. Johnson, .4 su. 23 ,zu V T Best in Three Seasons- End Dennis Nuttall makes a sure tacke on a Chartxand halfback, Stopping a big gain before it develops. S. Byrkett, R. Price, P. Thomas, D. Dodd, C. Burton, M Fisher. THIRD ROW: H. Swartz--mgr., C. Ritter, C Breeding, M. Betner, J. Hart, D. Thomas, B. Kolacek, C I-Iessman, V. Chandler, B. Hilton, B. Mullen, J. Rice M. Chaney, L. Davidson. gf' fl V 173,756 w ,. f g. fy L93 swssz 'als' I4.'g5.3'. 'M' ' .1 v . f. . L I . f7'jS-a sz! 31. 72g,64?, 85Q.rB2,,, 619 gtg 563, .., Q 3 T ' B az ,gg 92.24 aloreafffa as Jin!

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Amid the pandemonium generated ata typical Franklin Central athletic contest, two groups of people stand apart from all others on the sidelines. These are the ex- cellent staff of coaches and the three cheer- leading squads here at the home of the Flashes. Although the intricate movements of the participants appear to be quite ran- dom to the uneducated eye, each motion is preplanned by an expert coach. The at times arduous task of maintaining a high level of school spirit is willingly under- taken by the cheerleaders. These girls are responsible for the vocal support given the laboring athletes. Their efforts are time- consuming, but gratifying. Because of the long hours of intense practice they spend, success of sports is a real one. Truly, sports in action is the by-word ofthese unselfish and dedicated people. FC's chief school spirit sparks were varsity cheerleaders Sherry Runyon, Bonnie Ewalt, Janie Jones, Jean Griffin, and Sherri Hotze. Cheerleaders Boost New School Enthusiasm Anne Basset, Debbie Pollrd, Jorja Eder, Jana Mason, and Marsha McFarland, the reserve squad, practice a new yell after school. 1 f'- ', slr V ' ' ' tw ' f. Sylvia Macalaso, Nancy Emmert, Darla Mason, Brenda Anderson, and Joanna McGee rootedthe Flashy frosh to athletic success in '65-66.

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Four Players Make All-Conference Team Arms and legs fly as the Blue and White defense puts on a crushing gang tackle, jarring the ball loose. By diligent Work on the part of the team and by the excellent leadership of the coach- ing staff, the Blue and White hustled to their best gridiron season in three years. Coach Reed and his assistants built a neucleus of outstanding players that supplied the punch needed to Win games. Four of these play- ers, Mark Betner, jack Bundy, jim Coss and Bill Kolacek, Were named to the Indianapolis STARS All-Conference team. Betner, also an all-county choice, scored sixty points and covered slightly more than two-thirds of a mile. Bundy and Kolacek Went both Ways, excelling most in their defensive performances, While Coss kicked and blocked with finesse. As a Whole, determination and fortitude molded a vastly improved football team in 1965. Jack Bundy ends a long drive, breaking up a T.D. pass. Playslike this won him a slot on the All-Capital District Conference team for a second time. Pads crash deafeningly asBob Cunningham tucks the ball securely into place and bulls into the line.