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

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Energetic Flashes Honored for Achievements Hoosier scholars are P. Thomas, R. Neal, J. Tandy, J, Southwood, J. Lamberth, M. Lynn, C. Grahn, R. Entrekin, M. Garriot, D. Crago, S. Dieck, S. Brown, and L. Carlson. R. Rockey (not pictured) HIF H H VVf I B ■■ 1 ■ 1 I H i - ¥m I 1 m ;. ' ..9 1 i Smiling senior, Teresa Butler, holds the plaque on which her name will be inscribed as the 1969 recipient of the Advanced Shorthand Award, an honor bestowed upon few. Senior scholar, Rob Entrekin, received one of many science awards (including a trip to the National Science Fair in Fort Worth, Texas) from instructor Mrs. Margaret Richwine. Recipients of speech club awards were Debbie Service, Cara- nita Kesterson, and Eddie Ahearn. 1969 Pilot Flashes staff members are J. Harmon, J. Tandy, S. Rabourn, A. Lancaster, D. Mason, B. Barnes, G. Baldwin, R. Entrekin, Editor R. Vushkalns, and T. Boyer.

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Members of the Night in Camelot Prom Court were B. Westphal, M. Barclay, M. McKinney, King Tom Kracht, F. Flagle, J. Fiers, ). Cougill, D. McFarland, K. McFarland, S. Price, V. Crawford, and D. Crago 1968 Queen and King, J. Kitley, P. Lewis, K. Trot- ter, J. Coxhead, B. Brandt, B. Baird, N. McFarland, K. Holicraft, A. Henricks, and Queen Jackie Burton. Camelot Captured in Romantic Prom ' s Theme A law was made a distant moon ago here, July and August cannot be too hot. And there ' s a legal limit to the snow here ... in Camelot. This legendary land of milk and honey was the setting of the 1969 Junior-Senior Prom. With a little spirit and a lot of work, the juniors turned the Knights of Columbus into the Knights of Camelot. It was a night that spanned a few centuries of time to provide a few hours of pleasure. It now seems like a dream that took place in some fantasy land . . . in Camelot. The romance of dancing under the stars of Camelot was en- hanced by the music of the Jim Edison Band. Queen Jackie Burton and King Tom Kracht reigned over the knights and ladies who attended A Night in Camelot.

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Flowering up and following through, in the usual Franklin Central tradition, the speech club presented David and Lisa as their second annual spring play. Debuting as the first drama on Franklin Central ' s stage, David (Karl Hinkle), and Lisa (Peggy Schmidt), received rounds of applause. The play itself deals with the story of how two mentally unbalanced youths found reality not in the world from which they withdrew, but in themselves. Spring Showers Add Many Talented Flowers Just as the athlete has his letter, so the musician has the concert. For the 1969 Spring Concert the 1812 Overture was presented by the band, while the chorus and singers gave Rodgers and Hammer- stein just tribute with songs from Carousel . The evening left with a patriotic goodbye as all three joined in for the Battle Hymn of the Republic .