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

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f.-e-.sfv-m., ,yrs K' ' ff ---m:i5ir,,s, ,Vim L' First year typing students find that through experience the ability to type will be invaluable, Business Teachers: Mr. Gruner, Miss Harrison, Mrs. Ernstes, Miss Woodruff, and Miss Burk. Business Education Senior, jim Rice works industriously on a bookkeeping assignment. Carol Swengel will undoubtedly utilize everything she has learned in her worthwhile secretarial training class under Miss Burk's direction. 16 - g i,,.t:i:1:,-it-,,.Q1.i,z 1,ffs:f:f22.L2,5PQ:if-fu,:1vLifi-ii ii' -

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Third year French student, Kathy Hendrickson, gesticulates in an attempt to prove her point to jane Copeland. Franklin Central proudly displays language skill in French, Latin, and Spanish besides its accomplishments in English skills. The French department is headed by Mrs. Lucy Miner, who with her degree from Indiana Central also teaches English. Instructing students in the fundamentals of Latin is Mrs. Eileen Thomas, who is also an excellent guidance counselor. Spanish, another important part of our curriculum, is assigned to Miss Mary Kay Stephenson, who is graduated from Indiana University and also teaches some speech classes. The stu- dent body and administration are proud of our fine lan- guage departments and are confident that many students are receiving the best possible instruction. Foreign Languages Bring World Closer Together Latin instructor, Mrs. Thomas, Miss Stephen- son, Spanish teacher, and Mrs. Miner, who teaches French, observe a mask made by a French student. Q1 Latin students under the direction of Mrs. Eileen Thomas, head of the Latin depart- ment, discuss an important chapter. 15 --Q., Q?

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Offers Excellent Training for Future Careers if' M.,--f-s .1 ..., rf..e ,tfswfw-'s 'Lf f K The role of the high school today is to prepare young people to meet the future with confidence. At Franklin Central the business department excels in preparing stu- dents for their future in the business world. Courses vary anywhere from the fundamen- tals of business law to the intricacies of sec- retarial training. Our business staff of teachers is headed by Mrs. Helen Ernstes. Adding much to the de- partment are Miss Woodruff and Miss Burk and two new additions, Miss Harrison and Mr. Gruner. Dwight Baird has a ready response to a question on a fine point ofthe law in Miss Woodruffs business law class. Members of the shorthand class work diligently under the direction of Miss Harrison, who came to Franklin Centraljust this year.