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

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This Generation . . . Gotta move . . Gotta get out. Going to leave this place! We ' ll make new tracks, because the old ones ran into walls. We are alive. Moving, massing, making a new path — for the new people. Psyching out on ourselves: on the red, hot lava of youth that boils, bubbles, and bursts from within us. We are a new generation, the one crying PEA CE! ■and declaring a war on pollution. We preach love, and hate the stagnation of apathy. The 60 ' s are gone with the wind — that blew the Kennedys, Hullabaloo, and the clouds away. And the sun ' s shining through, baby, all over Generation ' 70.

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Homecoming Hysteria Hails Heavenly Height A high strung mind, nimble fingers, and that certain someone are the essentials of a colorful homecoming. After spiritedly spending exhausting nights non-ceasingly stuffing napkins, stapling chicken wire, and borrowing lumber, the annual celebration arrives with an instantaneous itupact. The subdued judges reimburse the sophotnore creators for their diligent endeavors by bestowing them with the renowned honor of first place. Disheartened, the losing classes agree to start earlier next year. The autumn of ' 69. after royal investigation, finds its idols majestic in Beth Baird and Danny McFarland. Regretfully. the evening draws nigh, but as it succumbs to the seventies its auras transcend to the next generation of awaiting participants. Feeling pretty, witty, and gay after fran- tically searching days for a distinctive home- coming attire are queen candidate hopefuls (left to right) Susie Root, Bonnie Young, Patti Brandt, Jean Kitky, Beth Baird, and Nancy McFarland. An exquisitely designed tiara and lovely roses are presented to Queen B eth Baird; a suitable climax to a charm- ing and entrancing evening.