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

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Connoisseurs of English Direct Reformationists ARE YOU LIKE SNOOPY? MMM Snoopy, another encouragement, urges pupils to read and study. This board, one of the many employed by Miss Gaines, adds variety and spice to the classroom. Term papers, that early morning pastime for all typical students, begin with the simple yet deceiving bibliography card. Above, Miss Lucille Peterson develops her lesson on the importance and usefulness of the bibliography. Mrs. Jane Morgan, senior English teacher, expounds, explains, and expostulates to the prospective term paper author on the value of timetables and the strict adherence to them. If left to themselves, stu- dents would resort to timeless tables. Mr. Marvin Knoop, an advocate of speed and skill on the basketball court, is also interested in Speed and skill in the student ' s reading ability. As head of the developmental reading program, Mr. Knoop guides stu- dents from all grades to greater reading capacities. 22

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Seniors experience the ups and downs of our nation ' s government as thev participate in a student congress. Discussing bills in a committee are: Randv Franklin. Bob Elder, Mike Gmder. Edward Endicott, Janice Coxhead, Cindv Gibson. and ' Carolvn Gaier. man Thinks of the Next Generation ' Throwmg confetti, listening to speeches, and drawing signs, the junior United States history classes re-enact the elections of 1912. At right, Natalie Fox and Don Bosenberg help to decorate the class- room, giving it the exciting aura of a political convention site.

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A second semester inductee into the F.C. teaching machine, Miss Darlene Gaines begins her teaching career where Mrs. Stumpf left off. Acting as a predicate to Mrs. Stumpfs subject. Miss Gaines balanced the freshman year. English, a root of our knowledge, is implanted into growing gardens, into minds. playing the role of a field, nourished by drops of facts and words. Fertilized by a helping hand encouraging growth. gardens develop by established rules, as in those of nature. Warmed by satisfaction and success. the garden flourishes . roots become a plant, reaching, reaching, to the top. Finally, harvest time arrives: some plants will wilt in a process, others will go on to nourish a world. still a few remain to fertilize those gardens who do not yet know. Upon discovering a new role in life, Mrs. Georgia Stumpf reluctantly decided that she should depart from her family of freshmen English and literature classes to travel home and there, raise a family of her own. Communications and its mediums are a concern to this pen- sive man. Coaching English, tennis, and Pilot Flashes are the pressing concerns and tasks of Mr. William Bankston. Quick to the aid of Eddie Karch and Paul Hilton, Mrs. Gayle Heath instructs with warmth, wisdom, and wit. Very much a part of Generation ' 70, she guides society ' s future leaders to profitable knowledge.