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

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Social Study Courses Make Franklin Central To give all students the basic fundamental in- formation on the past and present of our country ' s system of democracy, U.S. History and Government are required. To make these courses live, the election of 1912 is relived, all-school elections are held, and the passage of bills through a fake Congress is ex- perienced. If a student w ishes to delve further into the social studies field, he can take World History, Economics, Political Philosophy, or Geography. Representative Ron Westby gives speech at the Nationalist con Senior Randy Gibson runs for senator at the Federalist convention. Mr. WiUiam Clarke, experienced Government teacher, makes the course interesting for seniors.

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Holds Key to Future at Franklin Central 11 mmm Business jobs are growing at a fantastic rate. That is why Mr. John Gruner, Mrs. Carolyn Wessel, Mrs. Helen Ernstes, Miss Melanie Burke, and Miss Bonnie Woodruff are willing at any time to help students in this field. Francis Tawney in Secretarial training is learning to operate the voice writer machine. Jeff Gibson, enrolled in business law, is acquainted with the basic (actors of law. .i ' mm

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Students Better Citizens Mr. Larry Cline, a fine addition to our Guidance department, Mrs. Judith Rogers and Mr. James Hoskins confer with one teaches seniors Government. another about their U.S. History classes. LLLLM ! .♦♦ Receiving applause during her mud-shngmg speech. Mien is very anxious and in hopes her party will wm the campaign ul the 1912 election during the exciting moments of the United States History class.