Franklin Junior High School - Kite N Key Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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KITE KEY Franklin Junior High School, Fort Wayne, Indiana Volume I, Number I 37?.77JZ7f 7=77+? Ik 1962

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Franklin School is now completing its first year as a junior high school. From a school having grades one through eight, it has now become a school having grades seven, eight, and nine. Many changes and adjustments lave had to be made. The building itself has been re- nodeled to make a more pleasing atmosphere in which :o work. Students, faculty, and staff have worked to- gether to make this first year a memorable year. This is also the first year that Franklin School has lad a yearbook. Its name, THE KITE ' N KEY, rep- resents our future hopes. The Kite tells of our desire :or learning and achieving. The Key opens the door to nemories of things which occurred here in the past. This, then, is your school; and this is your yearbook, rHE KITE ' N KEY.

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-atin students have become familiar with Roman ustoms. Here two students are studying a Ro- nan calendar and are dressed in authentic togas. English students discover the people of mythol- ogy, the gods and goddesses. The names of these characters are difficult to spell, but their feats are very interesting to study. Here We Learn To Study, Meet New Friends . . . he break between classes is a popular meeting and ;reeting time. Although the opening of lockers adds o the noise and confusion, friends and classmates till find time to visit. Students in social studies learn the history of our dem- ocratic elections as well as how these elections have influenced our nation and world.