Franklin Community High School - Kite Yearbook (Franklin, IN)

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These eight majorettes: Beth Hodgen, Teresa Brown, Debbie Pike, Debbie Bolin, Jane DeCourcy, Kathy Prior, Cindy Trantor, and Bren- da Templin attended a camp in Vincennes, Indiana to lear pompom and baton routines for their half-time performances. Ginger attended the FHA Summer Institute in New York City. Joyce Furnish performs a routine she learned while attending cheerleader camp. All five of the varsity cheerleaders went to camp at Vincennes, Indiana.

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fitsttfcufe ts Bt ag Wo wg- New fofeas Donna Epply, who attended the Ball State Yearbook Camp, demonstrates to Nina Winters and Sandy Lane, some of the things she learned about preparing layouts and cropping pictures. This summer many students of Franklin High School attended dif- ferent camps and training work- shops all over the nation to im- prove their skills. Eight of the FCHS majorettes at- tended camp in Syracuse, Indiana. The varsity cheerleaders jour- neyed to Vincennes to learn new cheers and acrobatic routines- Donna Epply spent two weeks at Ball State to learn the latest ideas for yearbook layouts and copy. Sandee Hacker and Doug Bui I- ington attended the Student Coun- cil camp on the I.U. campus at Bloomington. FCA guys, Ted Wag- goner, Mike Anoskey, and Kieth Workman went to camp in Georgia, and Ginger Hixon went to New York City for an F.H.A. convention. Ginger Hixon pins a corsage on Mrs. Vo- land, FHA sponsor, at the club ' s initiation dinner.

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U oW$ wMutOMM wtepp L Joyce Furnish, Senior Quarterback, heaves the pigskin to a receiver. Brenda Eads, Junior Quarterback, runs the football to a touchdown. November 6 marked the date of the annual Sadie Hawkin ' s dance and Powder Puff football game. The competition this year was between ' - ' Wahoo ' s Wildwomen, Seniors, and Curran ' s Comets, Juniors. The Juniors were victori- ous, bringing the score to rest at 22-8. Both the ground and the hitting were hard. Many sore muscles, bruises, and chipped teeth result- ed, but it was agreed by all play- ers to have been well worth it in the fun and experience gained. Tom Friddle and Sarah Reynolds were crowned L ' il Abner and Daisy Mae at the Sadie Hawkins dance. Senior defensive team members, Polly Zehr, Debbie Cook, Kathy Pryor, Monica Eberhardt, Jane Decourcy, and Karen Trueblood, boost their fellow teammates out on the playina field. Nancy Murphy aids opposing team member Nicki Kasting, after a rough scrimmage as Nancy Trankle, Nina Winters, Debbie Pike, and referee Jim Griggs look on.