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

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4 v Students look forward to a quiet study hall where they can concentrate on their studies. Most ninth grade students have a study hall at least every other day. To some students, study hall is valuable time for last minute homework and review of notes for the day ' s classes. Students Enjoy Participating in Various Students in the seventh grade developmental read- ing classes learn to read with greater speed and comprehension. Never before in the history of public schools has the need for a quality education been as important as it is today. Because of the rapid changes which are taking place in our industries, economy, and technical fields, the requirements for being successful are extremely great. There is little doubt that our studies are important at Franklin, for our teachers see that we achieve the greatest benefits from the different subjects. Whether it ' s solving an algebra problem or learning to write or speak effectively, our teachers are always there guiding us to another challenging plateau. What we have studied at Franklin, along with the many activities offered after school, has indeed prepared us not only for the fu- ture but has also showed us how to live to- day in today ' s world.

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Franklin Junior High School is now com- pleting its third consecutive year as a junior high. Mr. Joseph Plasket, our principal, along with Mr. Devon Mathias, our staff assistant, has done a fine job of conducting our entire school and its activities. Our faculty, consist- ing of thirty-five members, has widened our knowledge in many ways. Our school always appears neat and clean as a result of the work of our custodians, and our office always runs efficiently as a result of our office personnel. The students of Franklin Junior High are very proud to be a part of this school for their three years of education at the junior high school level. 379 3U7 r774t k Published by the Students of Franklin Junior Hi gh School Fort Wayne, Indiana 1964 Kite ' n Key

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1373399 Much hard labor and skill have gone into preparing the Franklin Kite ' n Key. These boys, Jim Moore and Pete Spangler, have used their talent in art to de- sign this year ' s cover. Boys in the shop classes spend many hours to de- velop their skills in craftsmanship. They learn the various parts of different machines as well as how to use them in the future. Classes, Clubs in a School Day Students in art classes have fun making different masks and puppets. They also have been creative with clay in forming many different shapes. Mrs. Lillian Goodwin teaches all the daily art classes which include many different art skills and the study of art literature.