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

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w 1 : Deer, Compton, Bair, Browning, Jackson, Stout, Wyrick, Abbott, truff, Julian, Robinette, VanMeter. Row 2: Gilliland, Loveday, Mowery, ;mets, Bechert, Ducke, Black, Wall, Efferson, Hall, Clem, Eddy, Haggard, w 3: Mrs. Voland, Miss Herron, Hodson, McGowan, Brown, Yaden, Yaden, en, Lynn, McCracken, Roe, Regan, Jacobs, Hoskins. Row 4: Carter, Henley, Lee, Mason, Bowman, Gentry, Stinson, Wood, Straley, Maggart, Sweet, Cruser, Whetstine. Row 5: Neely, Stainbrook, Whitham, Skaggs, Waltman, Winks, Vaughn, Strunk, Chase, Stainbrook, Browning, Price, Clem. Row 6: Gilbert, VanMeter, Hodson, Minton, Dillard, Aaron, Bechart, Palmer, Cobler, Martin, Blackwell, Crafton, Hazelwood, Cody. Baking and Boiling for the Future FOODS CHILD CARE HOME E WAN Y U FOUNDATION COURSl AND CLOTHING The Future Homemakers of America participated in a variety of activities during the school year. During the Christmas season, new members were entertained at a pitch-in dinner. On St. Patrick ' s Day, students interested in joining the club were hosted at a dinner complete with green hats and sham- rocks. FHA members attended several dis- trict meetings and conferences. They also sold chocolate bars and used the money from sales to purchase new Home Ec. equipment. Center: Officers of FHA. Row 1 : Browning, Jackson, VanMeter. Row 2: Kutruff, Julian, Robinette, Deer, Wyrick. Lower left: The Home Economics Department always keeps their display case filled with inter- esting and attractive displays. Lower right: Debbie Deer, Debbie Mowery and Carol Loveday busily clean tables in preparation for the St. Patrick ' s Day Dinner.

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Homemakers of Tomorrow The Home Economics Department par- ticipated in a variety of activities during the school year. Field trips were taken to the Gateway Learning Center, Standard Grocery and the Bridal Fair. Students had the opportunity to hear speakers from the Welfare Department and various insur- ance companies. They also saw demon- strations given by the Indiana Gas and Public Service companies. Upper left: Roger Allen gives a watchful eye to the white sauce as Diane Taylor stirs the mixture. Upper right: Taking a break away from class routine to look at Co-ed magazine are Heather Andrews and Joyce Clark. Center right: Miss Herron lends a helping hand with the insertion of the collar in Kathy Maggart ' s pro- ject. Lower left: Busily stitching her sewing project is sophomore Betty Lee. Lower right: Deep concentration is displayed by Terri Denny as she prepares her lesson in Home Economics. fl

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Wide World of Agriculture Getting involved, leadership activities, community development, self-improve- ment, and progress towards establishment in the agricultural community was what the Agriculture Department was all about. The Vocational Agriculture Depart- ment concerned itself with four areas of instruction. These were: high school day classes, the FFA, and organizations made up of vocational agriculture students who were interested in self improvement on their own. These included the Young Farmers Organization, a group of young farm couples that are part of a state group; and the Adult Farmer Organiza- tion, a group of farmers that hold evening classes for self improvement. Top right: A small plot of ground outside the agri- cultural building enables Tom Myers, David Duck- worth, Terry Smith and Louis Simpson to practice their newly learned gardening skills. Middle right: Senior David Duckworth demon- strates to a few of his classmates how to tighten a rod on a corn planter. Above: During an agricultural class, Mark Hender- son tinkers with a tractor engine in hopes of finding its malfunction. Above right: David Duckworth, Tom Myers, and Terry Smith construct a picnic table for one of their projects as Mr. Spurgeon observes. Right: As Charles Canary attempts to fix a plow, Jeff Mosburg, Steve Compton, Rodney Vandivier, David Vanderploeg, and Fred Paris look on.