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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1971 volume:

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Home Economics Mrs. Rowena Beers, Language Arts Mrs. Joan Bromelmeier, Language Arts Mrs. Martha Brown, Physical Education Mr. Donald Carrel, Mathematics Mrs. Georgia Chandler, Language Arts, Latin Miss Janet Chausse, Home Economics Mr. John Churchward, Geography Mr. Donald Converse, Art Mrs. Sharron Delaney, Science Mrs. Mary Dick, Developmental Reading Mr. Lowell Doherty, Geography Mr. Donald Egley, Science and Health and Safety Mrs. Mel Ehinger, Vocal Music Mr. Phillip Ginder, Mathematics and Science Mrs. Donna Hess, Language Arts, French, Spanish Mrs. Tamara Hess, Language Arts, Home Economics Mr. James Hiland, Biology, Health and Safety, General Science Mr. Clinton Kiser, Science Mr. Melvin Krueckeberg, Industrial Arts Mr. Ronald Kuhn, General Mathematics, Algebra and Help Students Set Goals. Who? Teachers! Mr. James Lambert. Industrial Arts Mr. Howard Leis, Science and Mathematics Mrs. Beverly Miller, Vocal Music Miss Ruth Minsel, Developmental Reading Mr. Edward Mitschelen, Industrial Arts Mr. James Overmyer, Science and Biology Mr. Steven Parker, Mathematics, Algebra Fundamentals Mr. Carroll Phillips, Geography, Social Studies Mrs. Charlene Potter, Social Studies, Citizenship Mr. Carl Reibs, Mathematics Mr. David Riley, Physical Education Mr. John Sawyer, English Mrs. Madge Schone, Physical Education. Health and Safety Mrs. Virginia Seabold, Language Arts Mrs. Betty Shoemaker, Language Arts, Publications Mr. Ben Simpson, Mathematics Mr. Rolland Stellhorn, Instrumental Music Mr. Don Weaver, Audio- Visual, and Mathematics Mrs. Karolyn White, Special Education Mrs. Margaret Wiggs, English Service Personnel Valuable Asset to School School cooks are (l.-r.) Mrs. Helmke, Mrs. Ecenbarger, Mrs. Geist, Mrs. Zurcher. Mrs. Vetrecht, Mrs. Henry, Mrs. Hagan, and Mrs. Evans. They plan menus, cook, and serve our meals. These five pictures represent Franklin ' s BEHIND- THE-SCENE WORKERS. These people help both students and teachers to be more efficient as learners and to be in comfortable learning situations. They complete jobs from the planning of meals to the dis- posal of rubbish and from the admitting of transfer students to getting messages to classrooms. Matron, Mrs. Shoemaker, and custodians (FRONT) Mr. Mitchell and Mr. Schane and (REAR) Mr. Beaver, now retired, and Mr. Kyser keep the school clean and equipment repaired. Mrs. Deputy, librarian. . . . — keeper of books — helper of students — collector of fines — organizer of materials Mrs. Conley, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Grider (l.-r.) help stu- dents by keeping student records, supervising students, and bookkeeping. Office workers are (ROW 1, l.-r.) Patty Hetrick, Janet Tolliver, Dianna Woods, Julie Simmons, Pam Smith, and Nanette La- Pointe. Those STANDING in back are Sue Buckmaster, Rod Shand, and Phil Layton. JSL ffl-U : tv Future Sophomores Biology Algebra Fantabulous Varsity Sports Going Foreign Parties Responsibilities Ninths Develo] and Expres: Cheryl Adams Mark Ang Thomas Arms Shevawn Arnold Elizabeth Baker Jeff Ballard Brad Baney Larry Bauer Margaret Bauer Timothy Bauman Dana Barrand Ronald Bashop Sue Bauermeister Donna Beck Linda Behrns Steven Berlin Michael Blaine Mayrl Bleakney V Richard Bodeker John Bodine Robert Boehm Anthony Bojmoff Collen Boren Sheryl Bowers 10 ed New Interests ed Strong Opinions Jewel Boyd Roger Bracht Trenda Brandon Douglas Breeden Brenda Brock James Brock Susan Buckmaster James Burelison Robert Busian James Carboni Lisa Carpenter VickiCattin Herbert Chaffin Charles Chapman Peggy Christlieb Ronald Clady Floyd Clem Sheri Cope Kathy Cornell Cathy Cowan Kris Cowan 11 Gloria Cox Kevin Cox H 1 Kim Critchfield Cynthia Daring David Daugherty Jolin Davis David Deason Thomas Deck Kathleen Dennis Mary Dennis Wayne Deppen Dean DeRoche David Deveau Pamela Didion Janet Disler Terry Dornseif Kevin Drew Virginia Dubuisson James Eifrid Lawrence Ellis Kevin Ellison Rebecca Eloph Dave Ezzelle Barney Farris Regan Feist Phillip Fike Gail Filley Michael Firks Edward Frantz Rowena Fromm 12 Linda Fryback Bonnie Gaunt Heidi Gaylord Dennis Geisleman Randy Gernhardt Victor Getts Lonnie Gilbert Mark GofT Debra Good Karen Goodpaster Julia Gordy Jeffrey Goshert David Graves Dalene Green Debra Hampshire Vicki Hansen Kathy Hardesty Cynthia Hardiek Patti Harrington David Harris u Deborah Harris Jeff Harrison Julie Harshbarger Don Hart 13 Wendy Hartman Mary Hartsough Debra Hartup Robert Hatfield Robert Havener Mary Hayden Gary Heaston Robin Heeren David Hefner JefTry Held Keith Hensley Patricia Hetrick 1 Tod Hicks Larry Hill Sylvia Hobbs Christina Hobeck Cindy Hodson Michael Holman --i _ it. ' Robert Holocher Michele Hoy Lois Hunley Mark Hunter Malcolm Jackson Marvin Johnson Cheryl Josse Larry Judd Dana Kellaris Sylvia Kemery M Richey Kieler Robert Kienzle Lorrie Kiser Robert Klemke John Kline Gregory Knepper Julie Knerr Arthur Knudson William Konkle Kevin Krajewski Anna Krieg David Krider Nanette LaPointe Phihp Layton II vr. V. Daniel Leitch Lynnette Lengacher Richard Leslie Joel Ley Sandra Lindsey John Link Christie Linnemeier Richard Lockhart Jeffery Logue Laura Lothamer Kathleen Ludwig Tom Mahathy Nick Markowski Diana Martin Edward Martin Nanette Martin Greg Mason 15 Michael McClure Michael McCreery Sybil McFarland Christine McHenry Susan McKee Debra McLemore Pamela McNeely Cynthia Meeks Julie Mihalec Sharyn Miller Joseph Moeller Melanie Monner Judith Moon Carl Moore Peggy Moore Michael Morken Timothy Morris Jeffrey Morsches Cheryl Mover Tony Mudrack Norman Mueller Sherry Musser John Myers Roberta Myers Debra Naugle Earl Nelson Ann Neuhaus Gary Neumann Christine Nichols Cynthia Nichols Phillip Niman 1 13 i Larry Norton Richard Oberkiser Deborah O ' Grady Bradley Owens Cynthia Parker Rickey Parnin Tobe Partridge Michael Patton Olivia Perez Rose Perkins Vicki Petty Kathy Pierce Roger Pilkington Gary Pilling Ruby Puff Thomas Putt Kenneth Rarick Richard Reader Steven Reader Mary Revel Robert Revel Dianna Ritter Mark Roach Bonnie Roberts Richard Roberts Michael Robinson Richard Robles Kay Roemke Dusty Rogers 17 Joyce Romano Bob Ruby Steven Ryan Kathy Sarrazin Charles Saurbaugh Oscar Schafianski Walter Scheerer Daniel Schible Josua Scholtz Matthew Schomburg Ronald Scott Kimberly Seitz George Serres Karen Settles Roderick Shand Earl Shaw Shirley Shaw Michael Shippy Robert Shirely Susan Shive Kathie Short Thomas Smead Deborah Smith Dennis Smith Kathy Smith Pamela Smith Ricky Smith Roxane Smith Sheryl Smith Terry Smith 18 Leslie Strack Julie Summers Lynn Swangin Maggie Swangin Frank Taylor Janet Taylor Richard Taylor Kevin Till Jerry Topp James Trowbridge Janet Turner Glen Unverzagt Allen Warren Cindy Weigel Bonita Welch Jan Wells 19 Douglas Wetzel Rebecca Wheeler Dan Whisler Jeri Wittibslager Randy Witzigreuter Kathleen Woodard Jean Young Melinda Zimmerman Tamara Zimmerman OWC£ THfMpoo , THfcT scares h UMDEPCiaSSmEN First Year Second Year Tests Quizzes Art Shop Really Great Enthusiasm Speeches Eighth Grade Karen Abbott Leslie Abbott Daniel Allen Shelley Almond Catherine Anderson Franklin Anderson Michael Angel Lynn Argerbright Michael Arter Flora Attkison JefTBaer Douglas Bailey Kevin Bailey Rodney Ballard Scott Banks Kay Barlow James Baugher Cheryl Beard Roseann Beber Daniel Bernhardt Michael Birt Olga Black William Black Donna Bleakney Debra Bodnar Kathy Bogard Barbara Boggs Darlene Bonar Kathy Bonham Vicky Boyles Scott Bradley Audrey Brock Robert Brooks Dawn Brothers Jack Broyles Betty Brummett Donna Bunch Ronda Bunn Sheryl Burelison Judy Burroughs Donald Byrd Judy Byrd Rubin Campbell James Carpenter Merrie Carpenter Glenn Carr Kim Carter Ronald Carter Eighth Graders Reach Midway at Franklin Larry Chaffin Tina Choka Glenda Combs Tracey Cowels Killie Cornelius David Cox D. Glen Crawford David Cutigni Terry Daugherty Carol Davis Lisa Dennis Kim Dilzenberger Nancy Dornick Barry Drew Kenneth Drew John Dudley Linda Durnell April Hastes Donald Egnor Terry Elliott Kent Ellison Lisa Emmons Mona Evans Cynthia Falls Valerie Felger Karen Filley Susan Fogerty Merilee Ford John Fox Robert Fox Michael Fudge Bert Gaston Angela Gensic Thomas Geoffray Hal Gibbs Virginia Goff Edward Going Pamela Gorrell David Graves Roger Green Harry Greenbush Gregory Gronau William Gross Deborah Grubb Ann Hagopian Julia Hall Donald Hammond Pamela Hanson ; ' ' .iV Keith Hardesly Ricky Harding Becky Harmon Michael Harris Rhonda Harris Richard Harris Bernice Hart Tom Hartman Michael Heath Bruce HefTner Steven Helm Rebecca Helms Jennifer Hensley Deborah Hicks Rebecca Hicks Gregory Hilton Christine Hinga LuAnn Hoagland Kim Hobeck Richard Hockenberry David Hollen Kris Holley Roy Holse Paul Hook Douglas Hopper Anita Howard Lana Howenstine Jana Hovarter Buffy Hoy Linda Hubbard Janis Hursh Debra Ison Robert Jackson Tina Jackson Arthur James Sharon Jannings Deborah Jenkins Janice Jerraid Sherryl Johnston Beverly Jones Fred Jones Jennifer Jones Rex Junk Marita Keesler Mary Keltsch Steven King Kenneth Klerner Richard Knerr Herbert Kocks Matthew Kocks Jay Koontz Rhonda Kroskie David Kuehnert Cecil Lamson Raleigh Landsaw Karen Lawson Suzanne LeFavour Ralph Lerch David Lewis Gary Lewis Denis Ley Joseph Linder Lynn Linder Otis Little Pamela Mabee Karen Madden Maureen Magers Patsy Mahathy William Maiden Raymond Mallot Joseph Malott Michael Marino Ed Markowskl Janet Marsee Kim Martin Larry Martin Dohn McFalls Jamie McFarland Jonathon McGowan Jody McHenry Kevin McMahon Ronald McMeans Sandra McNeal Molly Meehan Paul Mellott Margaret Metzler Marita Meyer Rex Middleton Sharon Miller Timothy Miller Wally Mohas Carla Morris Nancy Mueller Carleen Myers Linda Myers Danna Niblack .A i . I Look Forward to Denise Oberley Monty Patrick Nancy Payton Rovvena Perkins Margaret Pierce Judy Phillips Sue Phillips Jon Poling Jyl Powers Jackie Pranger Sherry Rager Mary Read James Reed Pamela Rider Walter Roberts Waneta Robinett Diana Robinson Phyllis Roller Terry Roop Sherry Rudig Pam Rue Mike Ryder Kevin Sauders Betsy Schrader Sheryl Schrock Steven Schultz Michael Scott Roger Setzer Grace Shand Paul Shaw Sharon Sheckels Douglas Sheets George Shiriaev Donald Shroyer Timothy Sievers Kathy Simpson Steve Singh Douglas Smith Rita Smith Michael Smith Robert Smith Timothy Smith Timothy Smith Kevin Snyder Ronald Snyder Brenda Solomon Betty Speakman Ronald Spieth Being Upperclassmen Vickie Spillers Holly Springer Diane Stahlhut James Stansell Charles Storm Faith Straub Richard Straub Beth Swartz Kevin Tempel Debbie Thomas DebraTomkins Gwen Turner Wilburn Vance Sheryl Volkert Laura Waikel Marilyn Walker Sandra Walker Craig Wasson Rick Wasson Linda Weaver Lynn Wells Mary Western Kathy Whipple Michael Whitmore Christine Wickliffe Larry Wickliffe Deborah Wiggins Jeffory Wildey Lynn Wilier Rhonda Williams Laura Wilson Kim Winkle Lee Winkle Deanna Wirick James Wright Kevin Wright Theresa Wright Jackie York Annette Young Joe Young James Zonak Kelly Gibson ■iiii I wm i.wM They ' ve Only Just Begun Much SPIRIT Mark Akey Dawn Alles Vicki Amburgey James Anspach Sherry Artrip Tina Banks Betsy Barber Mark Beber Maria Becraft Terry Beebe Linda Bell Pamela Benya Matt Bernhardt Linda Blackman Becky Blackmon Ron Blazer Martha Bloom Tammy Bowers David Breeden Dennis Bridgewater Greg Brown Julie Brown Doug Broyles James Bryson Timothy Buchan Danny Burford Mary Burke Joann Byrd Janet Cady Debbie Cain Robin Canaday Debra Cantwell Joyce Carlson Tammie Carpenter Angela Carter Janice Carwile Yet They Have Added and FRIENDSHIP li ..il . iklj Tamela Clady Charles Claymiller Pamela Conley Debra Cantwell KimberleeCook Steve Cook John Cope Bruce Cornell Robin Cotham Kathy Covault JeffCrell Carol del Grosso Gail Demaree Beverly Demaree Robert Dennis Dale De Roche Kathryn Dickmander Debbie Dietz Terry Diller Maureen Eby Shirley Eley Pamela Elkins Karl Fadus Janice Farriss Ernie Federspill Mista Feist Kent Ferguson Roy Fike Michael Finken Timmy Fletcher Carolyn Fox Jay Fox Jeff Fox Patricia Fox Lisa Froderman Randy Fudge Dennis Fuleki Rick Gallegos Pamela Gaskill Katherine Geist Gwen Gibson Karen Gifford John Gilliam Mary Goff Jon Gordy JeffGoss Edward Govin Holly Greeno Randall Grepke Pamela Grider Tammie Grider Bonnie Griffith Daniel Grone MikeGrosjean John Gouwens Christine Gutermuth Robert Hall Del Harden Karen Harris Michael Harris Wayne Hardesty Lei a Hart Timothy Harter Arthur Hartsough Penny Hartsough Dawn Hartzell Brenda Haskins Gene Hatch James Hatfield Paul Haugen Robert Heaston Richard Heeren Sheri Heflelfinger Ruth Heitzer Jeffrey Heller R. Darlene Hensley Thomas Hetrick Noel Hickey Gwendolyn Hicks Rod Hicks Evelyn Hilton Michelle Hoagland Barry Hodson Cynthia Houghton 1 kjtfc Jenny Householder Timothy Housten Jamie Hoy Corelli Hughes Rickie Hunley Cindy Hunter Robert Hunter Curtis Hutzell Scott Hyndman Pamela Johnston Ernest Jones Lisa Josse John Junk Cynthia Kaylor Kerry Keirns Karen Keller S. Jeff Kenny Kenneth King Lloyd Kirkpatrick Charles Knight Kathleen Knight Tom Knudson Rhonda Koontz Rebecca Krieg Sharon Kroskie Mike Lahmon Sheila Lamb Eugene Lahnguell Merle Le May Geoffrey Ley Catherine Link Carol Lipp Laura Lombard Mark Long Roxanne Love Diana Madison Lewis Maiden Terry Malott Charlotte Mayes Karol Maxam Mary McCollister Gina McFeeters Richard McHenry David McKlnnis Catherine McLaughlin Deborah McLaughlin Denver McLemore Tina McNeely Rose Meredith Jay Merz Tina Mihalec Kathy Mills Sandra Minich Penny Mohas Christine Monnier Linda Morsches Johanna Morris Nickie Morris Sidney Morris PhyUis Mote Joyce Mowan David Mudrack Larry Mueller Christine Mugg Gorden Murphy Teddy Murray Terry Murray Angela Myers Tim Myers Mary Naugle Gail Nichols Donna Nickell Sherry Niman Sheryl Nofzinger Teresa North Mary Norton Robert Null Vicky Oser James Panyard Gregory Parrish Cynthia Perkins Mark Perry Kathy Petgen Mike Pifer Kimberly Powers Mark Pritchard William Purcell Dale Ramsey Larry Reader Janet Rediger Steve Rediger Debra Redman Cheryl Ranly Martha Renner William Rhodes David Richey W n ,. mJ Theresa Roberts Peggy Robinson Ricky Rogers Dennis Roller Richard Romano Curtis Roth Joyce Runyon Herbert Ryan Greg Ryder Karen Sarrazin William Savio Dennis Schible Roy Serna Rudy Serna Bobby Settles Bryon Sevrence Christine Shaw Jeanne Shaw Penny ShefTernick Betty Shoaf Laura Shook Geoffry Sills Cindi Simmons Cindy Singh Katherine Slusher Christine Smith Randy Smith Sandra Smith Sandy Smith Teri Smith Thomas Smith Stephanie Snyder Terry Snyder Cindy Sorg en Janis Sower Ronnie Sparks Norman Spice John Stangland Sheryl Staton Denise Stetler Gerald Strack Linda Sturdivant Mark Summers Calvin Swangin Larry Swangin Kimberly Swink Tina Taylor Keith Teegarden Marilyn York Connie Zakraisek Mark Thompson Steven Todd Matthew Toler Janet ToMiver Sandy Tompkins Gary Trigg Karen Turner Sharon Turner William Tutwiler Chad Unverzagt Liesa Vachon Lonnie Van Dyne Dennis Vela Jennie Volkert D. Scott Wagner Kathy Waikel Sue Walda Marshall Walker Jeffrey Warner Nancy Weikart Thomas Wendling Karen Wermager Jane Wheeler Steven Wheeler Seventh graders- Learning, Growing: Talking, Listening; Living, Being .... Carolyn Wildey Dianne Wilier Dawn Williams Patricia Williams Mary Wilson Jeffrey Wittibslager Football Basketball Cross Country Track Wrestling Cheerleaders Intramurals 6,i|7 2f8Hf The Mighty, Fighting Chiefs The NINTH GRADE FOOTBALL players pictured at the right are (FRONT ROW, L.-R.) J. Morsches, M. Yawberg, R. Robles, M. Jackson, T. Smith, J. Burelison, M. Roach, P. Niman, L. Swangin, S. Ryan. In the MID- DLE ROW are L. Stract, S. Wright, J. Knudson, B. Hat- field, S. Snyder, B. Ruby, K. Till, T. Mudrack, V. Getts, R. Parnin, M. Robinson, G. Neumann. BACK ROW members are P. Schible, J. Logue, M. Goff, J. Schultz, A. Warren, J. Goshert, Mr. Ault, coach, J. Bodine, K. Drew, D. Hefner, T. Smead, and B. Owens. At bottom left are the EIGHTH GRADE FOOTBALL players. They were (FRONT ROW, L.-R.) D. Byrd, T. Smith, T. Miller, L. Winkle, B. Gaston, T. Smith, K. Drew, R. Middleton, J. Mallot, T. Black: (MIDDLE ROW) J. Linders, D. Coutini, B. Hoy, M. Angel, B. Drew, G. Lewis, T. Sievers, M. Arter, R. Speith, M. McClure; (BACK ROW) J. Koontz, M. Marino, R. Junk, D. Egnor, G. Carr, M. Heath, K. Temple, D. Hopper, D. Lewis, K. Hobeck, and Coach Riley. The SEVENTH GRADE FOOTBALL players (below) were (FRONT ROW) P. Haugen, J. Fox, S. Cook, J. Heller, B. Cornell, S. Wagner. J. Warner. D. Breeden, T. Knudson, G. Ryder. Other seventh grade players were (MIDDLE ROW) D. Bridgewater, B. Severence, E. Govin, J. Hatfield, D. Grone, G. Murphy, T. Hetrick, D. Broyles, M. Finken, J. Junk; (BACK ROW) J. Sills, D. Ramsey, T. Diller, M. Piefer, D. Richey, M. Harris, B. Purcell, J. Anspach, J. Panyard, J. Lambert. Basketball These Varsity Club boys (right) received their letters in several sports. They met once a month to discuss sports. Mr. Ault and Mr. Lam- bert were the sponsors. The ninth grade bas- ketball players are, above (FRONT ROW, L. to R.), K. Hensley, M. Roach, M. Shippy, P. Layton, D. Breeden, V. Getts, B. Hatfield, G. Neuman; (BACK ROW) J. Goshert, T. Smead, D. Wetzel, R. Taylor, B. Owens, W. Deppen, B. Klemke, R. Gernhardt, and Mr. Riley. The eighth grade basket- ball team this year was (BACK ROW, 1. to r.) D. Hopper, T. Sievers, G. Lewis, W. Vance, L. Wickliffe, K. Hobeck, D. Kuehnert, Coach Egley. Others are (FRONT ROW) M. Heath, B. Gross, F. Jones, P. Shaw, B. Gaston, G. Carr, B. Drew, R. Mc- Means. The seventh grade basketball team this year was (BACK ROW, 1. to r.) Mr. Parker, J. Panyard, J. Anspach, C. Roth, R. Blazer, M. Pifer, J. Fox, T. Diller, M. Akey, (FRONT ROW) B. Severence, G. Murphy, R. Rogers, S. Wagner, J. Warner, D. McKinnis, D. Breeden. These thirteen men made up Franklin ' s WRESTLING TEAM. They were (FRONT ROW, L. to R.) Dan Schible, Steve Ryan, Leslie Stract, Larry Judd, and Tony Mudrack. Other members were (MIDDLE ROW) Malcolm Jackson, Terry Smith, Jim Trowbridge, Kevin Till, (BACK ROW) Earl Shaw, Kevin Drew, Steve Snyder, Greg Mason, and their coach, Mr. Lambert. The managers were Mike McCreery and John Bodine. Wrestlers Finish Fourth; Cross Country Takes City The eighth grade cross country team members are M. Kocks, P. Shaw, D. Kuehnert, R. McMeans, and B. Gross. The Chief Harriers became the City Champions in CROSS-COUNTRY. Doug Breeden won the C.C. race in 10:17 — a city record. Six others who ran the city meet to set a record for Franklin were Matt Schomburg who finished third; Mike Shippy, 7th; Brad Hall, 9th; Frank Taylor, 11th; Kris Cowan, 18th; and Dan Whisler, 35th. Those who ran in the city meet had their names inscribed on the trophy. This year ' s Cross-Country team (left) consisted of (TOP ROW) M. Shippy, D. Breeden, F. Taylor, K. Cowan, B. Hall, and manager B. Farris (absent, manager M. Mc- Creery). In the MIDDLE ROW are Coach Sawyer, D. DeRoche, D. Graves, G. Heaston, M. Schomburg, R. Roberts, and D. Whisler. The Var- sity Cheerleaders are in the FRONT ROW. The VARSITY CHEER- LEADERS cheered at the Var- sity home football, basketball, track, and cross-country games during the year. They also led the pep sessions we had. Varsity Cheerleaders are (l.-r.) Robin Heeren, Jewel Boyd, Lisa Car- penter, Ruby Puff, Tammie Zim- merman, and Debbie Harris. The CHEROKEE CHICKS performed at halftime at home basketball games. They did rou- tines to the Fight Song and The Horse . They were spon- sored by Mrs. Schone. They are (l.-r., BACK ROW) S. Bauer- meister, J. Wittibslager, L. Len- gacher, P. McNeely, B. Eloph, S. .Phillips, J. Jones, J. Jerraid, C. Hinga, J. Phillips. In the FRONT ROW are N. LaPointe, R. Myers, M. Zimmerman, K. Goodpaster, M. Myer, L. Linder, L. Hoag- land, K. Martin, K. Dennis. The EIGHTH-GRADE CHEERLEADERS showed a lot of spirit at their games this year. FRONT ROW (1. to r.) are Mer- rilee Ford, Molly Meehan, Pam Gorrell. Roseann Beber, Tina Choka, and Kris HoUey are in the BACK ROW. Sports ' 1 ' Boosters ■! i In BOYS ' INTRAMURALS (above), the seventh graders learned the basic skills and tech- niques that are necessary for good athletics. Eighth graders improved their skills. Ninth graders maintained their skills and abilities. Sponsors were Mr. Riley and Mr. Ginder. The SQUAWS (right) collect- ed and sold tickets at the doors and sold refreshments at the basketball games. Sponsors were Mrs. Dick and Miss Minsel. The GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION (above) provided a variety of sports for members. Besides enjoying these sports, members were taught the im- portance of good sportsmanship. The ninth grade girls enjoyed competing against Northwood, Lake- side and Lane. Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Schone were the sponsors. Members of the TUMBLING CLUB (right) worked on the unevens, the balance beam, and the mini-tramp. They also did floor exercises and tumbling. They were sponsored by Mrs. Schone. 3cacl zmics Hard Work Girls Guys Speeches Class Transfers Assemblies Late Hours Zzzzzzzzzz Mrs. White helps Flora Attkisson, Jeff Baer, Phyllis Roller, Richard Hocken- berry, and Becky Speakman lake care of their current science project — fish . SCIENCE and MATHEMATICS are two areas of study every Franklin student in all three grades encounters. Ninth graders may take biology or general science. Biology emphasizes study of the life process through lec- tures and experiments. General science, taken by ninth and eighth, encompasses the study of natural science. Seventh graders take a quarter year of general science. Algebra or general mathematics is taken by ninth graders. In algebra, students analyze equations. General mathematics broadens fundamentals previously learned. Eighth and seventh graders take modern math; some seventh graders take traditional math. v xo C,0V o f. . Holding parts of an eye did not seem to annoy John Bollinger or Vicki Cattin, in Mr. Overmyer ' s ninth-grade biology class. Corelli Hughes, Krnie Federspiel, and Mr. Ginder work together on the tough problems in seventh grade. : A s. fr o r. •r «% Terry Smith works out during physical education while Tom Smead (left) and Malcolm Jackson (right) supervise. Robin Cotham, Dan Grone, and Dennis Bridgewater kept busy during Mr. Converse ' s seventh-grade art class. ART is a required subject for seventh and eighth graders. Art is an elective for ninth graders. Students learn to make pottery, paint, block print, and learn paper a rt. Art students often decorate bulletin boards and make advertising posters. At right, Mr. Lambert ' s homeroom 112 won a trophy during Student Council Spirit Week. Several home- rooms did good jobs making posters to boost school spirit but homeroom 112 excelled. Bob Busian, Student Coun- cil president, awarded the trophy during a pep assembly. PHYSICAL EDUCATION is taken by all Franklin students. Strong bodies are built through activities, such as, tumbling, exercises, folk dancing, volleyball, basketball, and wres- tling. Many students also participated in extra- curricular sports programs, such as, G.A.A., in- tramurals, and Tumbling Club. A sense of sportsmanship is developed through the re- quired classes and elected activities. In one unit of English, Mrs. Wiggs, Jim Carboni, Chris McHenry, and George Serres and the class discussed Charles Dickens and his works. English or French and Sometimes Kent tools Ferguson and Connie Zakrajsek used books, machines and maps as growth in Developmental Reading. Miss Minsel guided them. All seventh graders took DEVELOP- MENTAL READING, an opportunity to become a more efficient reader. Read- ing skills were developed by use of the S.R.A., newspaper studies, and book reading. Students worked to increase their reading speed and to improve their comprehension ability. Efficient reading helped students in subjects such as social studies. SOCIAL STUDIES makes Franklin students aware of community civics, the historical development of the United States, the geography of foreign coun- tries. Some ninth graders studied the practical privileges and responsibilities of being an American citizen. Eighth graders studied American history, such as, early colonies, the Revolution, and the Depression. Seventh graders stud- ied land formation, locations of coun- tries, and customs of foreign people. ENGLISH is a required subject for junior high grades. Language, spell- ing, literature, and speech are units of learning one experiences in Eng- lish. All of these skills taught students how to communicate more effectively in their worlds SPANISH, FRENCH, and LATIN are foreign language electives for ninth graders. They learn the gram- mar of a language. Films, filmstrips, records, skits, and periodical litera- ture are used to facilitate learning. The customs of the people who speak the foreign language are also studied. — It ' s Language Makes History In Mrs. Hess ' French class, Cathy Cowan, Denise Hall, and Larry Hill assemble the Eiffel Tower. Citizenship, a ninth-grade class taught by Mrs. Potter, discussed the asset of being an American. Industrial Arts is a required subject for seventh and eighth grade boys — an elective subject for ninth-grade boys. The students learn the basics of draft- ing and of wood and metal working. The art of building and the proper use of tools and machinery is also learned. Mr. Krueckeburg, Mr. Mitschelen, and Mr. Lambert are industrial arts teachers. At left, Mr. Krueckeburg discusses work plans with (l.-r.) Larry Martin, Steve Heim, Ed Markowski, and Monty Patrick. Varied Skills of Future Value Are Taught The Audio-Visual room is the home base for not only a club but also for a vital service organization. From here, students supply classrooms with the A- V equipment requested for the school day. John Davis, pictured, is getting one order ready for delivery. Mr. Weaver is the A-V specialist. Home economics — a class, a career. Home economics is an elective course for ninth grade girls; a required course for seventh and eighth-grade girls. Students learn the basics of sewing and cooking. Units are also taught in grooming, man- ners, child care, and human relationships. didcwitic Y-Teens Gymnastics Post, Kite ' N ' Key Extracurricular Chiefs Fun — Wow! Lettermen Students Per Through Class Spanish Bingo Club members are (l.-r.), STANDING, Carolyn Fox, Karen Sar- razin, Debbie Cain, Joyce Romano, Mary Naugle, Ruth Heitger, Debbie Mc- Laughlin, Janet Tolliver, Teri Smith, and Mrs. Hess, sponsor. SEATED are Becky Blackmon, Mary Burke, Jim Panyard, and Sharon Kroskie. SEATED in front is Wayne Hardesty. The SPANISH BINGO CLUB played bingo with Spanish words. They learned Spanish words. They learned Spanish the fun way. Mrs. Hess was their sponsor. The cards held by the club members illustrate some of the words used. Some members were not taking Spanish as a class. The LATIN CLUB, another foreign language club, is pictured below. Mrs. Chandler is the sponsor. These students met on two Tuesdays each month. They played scrabble with Latin words, finding an interesting twist to Latin. Members in the picture are holding projects made by Latin students. Chefs are, (l.-r.) FRONT ROW, Paul Haugan, Richard McHenry, Randy Grebke, Jeff Goss; SECOND ROW, Tom Knudson, Jeff Heller, Randy Fudge, Ted Murray, Gene Mrs. Hess and Miss Chausse were in charge of the boys in the CHEFS CLUB. Club members cooked or baked what they wanted to during club time. The chefs made cheese- burgers, onion rings, fancy hotdogs. Latin Club members (l.-r.), STANDING, are Cheli Hoy, Tony Mudrack, Debbie Naugle, Frank Taylor, Randy Gernhardt, Mrs. Chandler, sponsor, and Ruby Puff. SEATED are Kevin Krajewski, Cindy Nichols, John Halquist, Cheryl Josse. mmii ect Skills lelated Clubs Hatch, Mike Finkin, Tom Hetrick, Ed Covin; LAST ROW, Phil Volkert, Jim Hat- field, Dale Hardin, Chuck Claymiller, Mike Harris, Tim Fletcher and Jay Merz. and pizza. Brownies, calces, and cookies were made for dessert. Club members also learned to correctly use kitchen facilities. This is the first year for the Chefs Club. The KNITTING CLUB consisted of girls who were inter- ested in knitting and learning the different stitches. They also had the experience of dying clothing. Miss Chausse also taught various crafts. The eleven members with their sponsors are, (STANDING l.-r.), Gwen Hicks, Sandi Walker, Sherry Rudig, Lana Howenstein, Miss Chausse, Mrs. Bauman, and Martha Renner. SEATED are Kim Cook, Gina McFeeters, Gwen Gib- son, Karla Hart, Karen Harris, and Debby Jenkins. The FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA CLUB talk about what goes on in our school and learn the steps toward teaching. They see films and go to other schools. The sponsors are Mr. Phillips and Mr. Doherty. Members, back row, are Debbie Naugle, Mr. Phillips, Chris Mug, Dawn Hartsough, Sherry Hefelfinger, Chris Monnier, Janet Tolliver, Anna Krieg and Mr. Doherty. Other members include, (middle row), Sharon Kroske, Cindy Parker, Mary Hartsough, (front row) Joel Ley, Penny Hartsough, Carolyn Fox, and Mary Naugle. The KITE ' N KEY staff had much responsibility. Sandy Walker, Peggy Moore, Tobe Partridge alphabetized, created lay-outs for, and typed the student section of the yearbook. These three students also wrote and typed copy for other year- book sections. Others who wrote copy were Ken Rarick, Jenni- fer Jones, Mark Golf, and members of the KITE ' N ' KEY club, which met on Tuesdays. Steve Ryan drew most of the artwork for the yearbook. The KITE ' N ' KEY staff was spon- sored by Mrs. Shoemaker. Kite ' n Key Constantly Met During October 1970, KITE ' N KEYS were sold. Each homeroom selected a salesman and an alternate to help with this sale. The salesmen were responsible for making out receipts, col- lecting money, balancing money with receipts, and turning these receipts in to KITE ' N ' KEY editors. Some of these responsible agents are pictured on the left. Page Editors Page 1: Roberta Myers Randy Gernhardt Page 2: Patn McNeely Bob Hatfield Frank Taylor Melinda Zimmerman Kathy Dennis Page 4: Lori Kiser Bonnie Gaunt Post Staffs Urgent Deadlines The Franklin POST staff, under the supervision of Mrs. Shoemaker, published a monthly edition of the newspaper. Page editors were responsible for compiling a list of potential news stories and assigning stories to writers. The editors, with the help of the publications class and publications club, typed and proofread the stories before sending them to the press. Galleys, stories set in type and proofs of pictures, were then returned to the editors who pasted them up and sent them to the printer for the actual newspaper printing. The TYPING CLUB (right) met on Thursdays to learn and to improve various skills of typing: location of letters on the keyboard, spacing, and how to set the margins. Mr. Reibs and Mrs. Seabold, SEATED at the far ends of the table, were co-sponsors. Members are (l.-r., SEATED) Betsy Schraeder, Deborah Wright, Steve Schultz, and Susan Shive. Other members are (STANDING), Leah Hart, Jim Trowbridge, and Linda Bell. The FIELD TRIP CLUB (above) co- sponsored by Mr. Lange and Mr. Over- myer, traveled from the school to let students visit several facilities in Fort Wayne. They visited the City Jail, air- plane hangers; and they visited the Lincoln Museum. Members pictured are (L-R, SEATED) Janet Taylor, Mark Yawberg, Kathy Woodard, Jeri Wittib- slager, Dave Daugherty, Mary Hart- zell. STANDING are Nanette LaPointe, Heidi Gaylord, Sue Buckmaster, Kathy Sarrazin, Anna Krieg, Kim Seitz, and Kathy Dennis. e. c X % ' .V ' ev% Two other clubs enhanced students ' knowledge of science. The ASTRONOMY CLUB (above), sponsored by Mr. Kuhn, visited plan- etariums and received small-group instructions about our solar system and other solar systems. Members (L-R) are Tobe Partridge, Vic Getts, Mr. Kuhn, John Link, and Christine Monnier. The SCIENCE CLUB (left) met with Mr. Kiser, the sponsor, on Thursdays. They studied chemistry and general science. Pictured are (L-R) Scott Hynd- man, Greg Parrish, and Chuck Clay- miller. ' % ' M e ' « e s l ' Jh HLsi teKs] ii BW i t w 3l i Km n Designers Club members (FRONT ROW) are Steve Wright, Dan Schible, and Doug Breeden. STANDING members are Jeff Goshert, Kevin Drew, and the sponsor, Mr. Lambert. Eighth and ninth graders met as a DRAFTING CLUB after school to com- plete their class work. They made or- thographic, oblique, auxiliary, and section drawings. Members are (SIT- TING, l.-r.) Kevin Sanders, Herb Kocks, Kevin Temple, Kevin Snyder, Don Hammon, and Jack Broyles. STAND- ING members are Kim Winkle, Jim Smith, Dave Cox, Ron Carter, Randy Longardner, Dan Bernhardt, and Doug Bailey. Mr. Lambert was the sponsor. The DESIGNERS ASSOCIATION ac- cepted only ninth graders who were advanced in regular drafting. Beginning members started work on drawing house plans to 1:24 scale. The house plans included plot plans, elevations and foundations, and floor plans. In April the constructed house was displayed in a showcase at the Indiana Industrial Arts Convention. The INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB (right) met Tuesday and Thursdays. During the meet- ing, club members completed their projects: bowls, paddles, book shelves and racks, or mallets. Mr. Krueckeburg was the sponsor. Mr. Lambert also worked with the group. The STUDENT COUN- CIL, voicebox of Franklin, is sponsored by Mr. Hines and Mrs. Bogenschutz. Each homeroom elected a dele- gate and an alternate. The officers seated at the table (1.- r.) are Vice-President, Steve Schultz, Secretary, Pam Mc- Neely; President, Bob Busian. They sponsored activities, as dances, and effected the dress code change. The council met every other Friday. Somebody Cares — Service Clubs LIBRARY CLUB mem- bers are from all grades. These students work before and after school, checking books and periodicals in and out for students, and shelv- ing books. They also help keep the library shelves in correct order, keep the li- brary neat, and prepare bulletin boards. During the school day, club members help students find resource materials. Three additional service clubs are Audio-Visual, Stagecraft, and Y-Teens. The A-V CLUB, (above) sponsored by Mr. Weaver, consisted of Franklin students interested in the run- ning and repairing of machines. Each student earned a license before he was permitted to run the A-V equipment. The STAGECRAFT CLUB, (right) consisted of boys interested in setting up chairs, backdrops, spotlights, and other equipment needed for assemblies. Members came to school early to set up risers and move pianos for early morning practices. When needed, these boys set up for school assemblies. Mrs. Beers and Mrs. White sponsored the Y-TEENS, (below) an all-girls club of 75. They met two Fridays each month. Y-Teens is a division of the Y.W.C.A. where some of the club activities were held. These girls were interested in the betterment of themselves and their community. The TORONADOES (above, left) and its sister group the CHANSONNAIRES (left) were all ninth graders who sang at assemblies. Both groups, sponsored by Mrs. Ehinger, sang at the Thanksgiving, Christmas and Spring con- certs. Toronadoes are (KNEELING) J. Logue and B Hatfield; (1st ROW) B. Klemke, D. Geisle- man, D. Schible, R. Gernhardt) (2nd ROW) B. Farris; (3rd ROW) G. Unverzagt. Chansonnaires are (1st ROW) K. Goodpaster, B. Eloph, D. Hall, J. Disler, K. Dennis, R. Myers; (2nd ROW) J. Gordy, P. Smith, P. Mc- Neely, M. Zimmerman. Other members are (3rd ROW) S. Shaw, K. Woodard, L. Len- gacher, J. Springer, and C. Cowan. The GIRLS GLEE CLUB was sponsored by Mrs. Miller and met every Thursday during 7th period. A new club this year — the Glee Club — consisted of 35 girls. The purpose of this club was to give those in instrumental and general music a chance to sing. Singing Groups Enjoyed Practice and Performance The EIGHTH AND NINTH GRADE CHORUS (above) consisted of 120 stu- dents. They sang for many school assem- blies, including Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Spring Concerts. This chorus also went to an elementary school for a con- cert. This chorus was sponsored by Mrs. Ehinger and Mrs. Miller. The SEVENTH GRADE CHORUS (below) consisted of over 50 seventh graders who met during 4th and 6th peri- ods. This chorus, sponsored by Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Ehinger, sang at many school assemblies throughout the year. Concert Band members are (l.-r., FRONT ROW) S. Kemery. K. Roemke, R. Heeren, D. Hefner, M. Keltsch, L. Abbott, C. Nichols. MIDDLE ROW: R. Puff, S. Miller, C. Nichols, D. Hartup, K. Sarrazin, H. Gaylord, D. Wiggins, J. Goshert, A. Gensic, M. Holman. BACK ROW: S. Rager, B. Schrader, C. Myers, K. Drew, T. Smead, J. Bodine, J. Wittib- slager, M. Blaine, M. Marino, M. Harris, K. Hobeck, The Seventh Band and Varsity Band members are , left to right (ROW 1), S. Bowers, J. Hall, S. Vol- kert, J. Hursh, B. Barber, J. Farris, B. Woods, R. Canady and B. Griffith; (ROW 2) D. Cutigni, T. Diller, J. Kenny, K. Slusher, A. Myers, K. Geist, G. Sills, R. Heeren, M. Grossjean, E. Covin, J. Merz and R. Spieth; (ROW 3) D. Wilier, J. Carlson, D. Redman, D. Hartzell, C. Nichol, M. Akey, S. Todd, C. Roth, S. Wagner, R. Hicks, D. Broyles, D. Hammond, J. Stansell, D. Graves, D. Fuleki, R. Snyder, J. Carpenter, T. Black; Mr. Stellhorn; (ROW 4) J. Koontz, B. Severence, M. Perry and J. Gouwens. B. Drew, K. Rarick, T. Putt, B. Hall, M. Yawberg, J. Link. STANDING are Mr. Stellhorn, M. Goff, B. Hoy, D. Hopper, and P. Volkert. Sweet Melody from Franklin Music Groups Four large instrumental groups at Franklin School are the Concert Band, the Seventh Grade Band, the Varsity Band, and the Concert Orchestra. The CONCERT BAND (left), under the direction of Mr. Rolland Stellhorn, is compo.sed of eighth and ninth grade students who practice during third period. The band performed at basketball games, pep ses- sions, assemblies and an occasional evening concert. The SEVENTH GRADE and VARSITY BANDS (lower left) is also instructed by Mr. Stellhorn. These Bands have seventh, eighth, and ninth-grade mem- bers. They performed at evening programs and as- semblies. The CONCERT ORCHESTRA (below) has the string members and a few other members from the Concert Band. This group worked on the finer music and performed at assemblies and evening programs. The Orchestra is under Mr. Stellhorn ' s direction. Concert members are. FRONT ROW (l.-r.), P. Niman, K. Madden, M. Western, C. Davis, J. Hovar- ter, S. Rudig, S. Walker, O. Black, T. Daugherty. BACK ROW K. Powers, L. Vachon, C. Lipp. M. Becraft, J. Morris, P. Gaskill, P. Grider, J. Rediger, K. Ludwig. STANDING, Mr. Stellhorn. J. Bur- roughs, and D. Daughe rty. The BOWLING CLUB met every Wednesday at the Key Lanes Bowling Alley for open bowling with their sponsor, Mr. Simpson. They worked on the fundamentals of bowl- ing and tried to get the highest number of points. The club has no league, and they keep their own scores. Club Goals — Pins, Pencils and Points The ART CLUB, sponsored by Mr. Con- verse met every Wednesday in the art room. They worked mostly with clay, and did their own thing. Members are (front seated) Mary Reed, (seated 1. to r.) Gwen Turner, Debra Bodnar, Pamela Gor- rell, Dawn Brothers, (standing) Tammy Clady, LuAnn Hoagland, Mr. Con- verse, Mary Keltsch and Judy Burroughs. The GAME CLUB this year, was spon- sored by Mr. Mitschelen. They met in the cafeteria on Wednesdays and played such games as checkers, chess, table hockey and ping-pong. Members are (seated 1 to r) Mark Thompson, Ed Mallot and Jeff Kenny, (standing) Jeff Sills, Kevin McMahan and Brad Baney. Write-On HECKMAN BINDERY INC. . NOV 92