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

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Patriotism. My Country tis of Thee, red, white, and blue ... the symbol of our nation is still saluted and respected by the present gener atiin regardless of popular opposing opinion. The art classes chose the flag as their theme, displaying it as flying in a brisk breeze, gently folded, mistakingly misarranged, and tightly twisted. Individualist Pam Ward tightly clutches the easel supporting her painting of an old- fashioned girl adorned in a straw hat. Spring Finds Flashes Saluting Select Students Vice-principal Mr. Larry Riehle hands valedictorian Don Rockey the Dare )ou book presented by the Danforth Foundation for his achievements. Mr. Robert Ferris leans over the table and proudly issues gold key chains to his senior-band members. In order to be qualified for the insignificant, but treasurable award each musician must have com- pleted eight semesters as a band participant. Those contributors to the fine arts are (left to right): Debbie Buchanan, Terri Davis, Wayne Wilson, Mark Shearer, Dennis Reasoner, and Joe Wesseler.

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' ' The Egg and Proves a Cackling Success Experiencing the primitive ways of our forefathers and living in such a crude circumstance are two entirely different subjects. But in this modern day and age there was still one family. the MacDonalds. willing to sacrifice electricity, telephones, civilization. and a bathtub to raise chickens. This became the theme of the traditional senior play produced each November. .4 well-chosen cast, freshly painted scenery, and a conscientious director all contributed to make The Egg and T ' a cackling success. The good neighbor pohcy can be overdone, especially if that neighbor is constantly scurry- ing over to leave her prize-winning flowers and fool-proof tonics. Graciously accepting the vase and flowers from Daisy, Linda Yokem, is Don MacDonald, Bruce Westphal. ABOVE: Director Mrs. Barnett explains stage techniques to the senior cast. LEFT: The lingerie lady, Barbara Brandt, sells Ann Henricks a new hot pink slip. ABOVE: A loving, devoted wife and mother, Betty MacDonald obliges to follow her husband to his remote chicken farm. But even patient peo- ple have their moments. Scolding her husband, neighbors, and family is the main character, Ann Henricks.

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Shaded Tapers Glow on Anxious Faces Why don ' t we stop fooling ourselves? The game is over. over. The Baccalaureate candle lighting symbolizes the beginning of a new life and the end of the old one, while the flame of the candle itself is a symbol of eternal peace. Pictured above is senior Debbie Henderson offering fellow graduate Andy Poland a light. 12 Accepting that hard-earned diploma and hearty congratulations from Superintendent Mr. Robert Mason is thankful graduate, Cheryl King.