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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1972 volume:

hj 3 1833 01703 9436 Gc 977.202 F77fra 1972 Franklin Junior High School. (Fort Wayne, Jnd. ) Kite ' n ' key KITE T KEY FT14£ik ic M. L. 379.77274 F77481k 1972 1662003 ,NDIANA COLLECTION FRANKLIN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 1972 Table of Contents Administration 4 Faculty and Staff 5 Ninth Grade 9 Eighth Grade 21 Seventh Grade 27 Academics 33 Activities 41 Athletics 53 Yearbook Staff .64 WJ20O3 Kite ' n ' Key Fort Wayne, Indiana Volume XI 1972 Administrators — A Vital Key r«w FACULTY Teachers — Leaders of Youth. Mr. Raymond Bishop— English Mrs. Joan Bromelmeier — Language Arts Mrs. Roberta Bultemeier- Physical Education. Mathematics Mr. Donald Carrel — Mathematics Mrs. Georgia Chandler— Language Arts. Latin Mr. Donald Converse -Art Mrs. Mary Dick- Developmental Reading. Language Arts Mr. Lowell Doherty— Science, Geography Mr. Donald Eglev Science. Hea and Safety Mrs. Mel Ehinger- Vocal Music Mr. David Esterline — Geography Mr. Stephen Flohr— Science Mr. Phillip Ginder Algebra. General Mathematics Mrs. Orma Heaston Home Economics Mrs. Donna Hess Spanish. French. Language Arts Mrs. Tamara Hess Home Economi Language Arts Mr. Charles Ault-Social Studies Mrs. Nancy Bauman Home Economics Mr. Dwain Lange Biology, Special Biolog Mrs. Beverly Miller Vocal Music Miss Ruth Minsel Language Arts Mr. James Overmyer Science. Biology Mr. Steven Parker - General Mathematics. Fund. ofAlgebr; Mr. William Petroff - English. Physical Education Mr. Carroll Phillips -Social Studies Mr. Paul Piepenbrink - Indus- rs. Charlene Potter Social Studies, Citizenship Mr. Michael J. Reed — Typing General Business Mr. Carl Reibs — Mathematic Mrs. Sharon Reynolds — Lan- guage Arts Mr. David Riley— Physical Education Mrs. Madge Schone — Physi- cal Education, Health and Safely Mrs. Virginia Seabold — Language Arts Mrs. Betty Shoemaker — English, Publications Mr. Ben Simpson — Mathe- Mr. Rolland Stellhorn — Instru mental Music Mr. Roger Walker — Special ology. Science Mrs. Karolvn White — Special Edu i ' m ' t t «■ - rmr - :::: a topfp A J Student Office Workers Office Workers— Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Agunrre, Mrs. Mover It Isn ' t School Without: r Mrs. Deputy — Librarian, Teacher Janitors (LEFT) Mr. Maasel, Mrs. Burroughs. Mr Mitchell and (RIGHT) Mr. Kiser. Cafeteria Cooks Freshmen to Sophomores Leaving A Year Of Fulfillment; Expecting A Year Of Promise figd $W f ) Karen Abbott Leslie Abbott Terry Adang Harold Alfeld Shelly Almond Cathy Anderson Franklin Anderson Michael Angel Susan Antoine Michael Arter Douglas Bailey Jack Rodney Ballard Darla Bangert Scott Banks Cynthia Barnes Tom Bau MX1 : Roseann Beber Susan Behrns Pam Bennett Dan Bernhardt Suzette Bilger Eunice Billingsl; Enthusiastic Energetic Eager Donna Bleakney Debra Bodnar Kathy Bogard Barbara Boggs Dona Boli Kath) Bonham Vicki Audres Brock Dawn Brothers Rick Broun J ft , ■;, t 1 M 10 Tom Brown Jack Broyles Betty Brummett David Buckmastei Sheryl Burelison Don Byrd ; Carpenter Mary Carpenter Kim Carter Ronald Carter Curt Cashma iChoka Bryan Christi Collins Richard Croak Don Cupp Roberta Dailey Brian Dammier Terry Daugherty Carol Davis Althea De I Kent Ellison Lisa En W v ' ! A Nancy Dornick Welton Dufor Linda Darnell Kim Eddy David Ehler Tern Ell Mona Evans Joe E aid Cindv Falls Jeanne Farrell MarkFarren Cindy Feemsler Valerie Felger Carole Fields elds Joe Fincher Jackie Firestine William Firestine Tina Fisher Joyce Fitzhugh Susan Fogert Merilee Ford Pamela Gorrell Elizabeth Graney David Graves David Grim William Gross Ann Hagopian Joe Haft Julie Hall Don Hammond Pam Hansen Keith Hardesty Rick Hardii ti ' M Chris Harris Rhonda Harris Tom Hartman Gary Hartsock Becky Havener Don Hayden Anita Houard Li I- J LM f.i m Sharon Jannings Deborah Jenkins Janice Jerraid DaveJohr Fred Jones Jennifer Jones si ' 1 Sb June Jones Beverl Jordan Rex Junk Marita Keesler Mary Keltsch Sandra Keswick Rhonda Kroskie Paul Ladig Ceil Lamson Raleigh Landsaw Thomas Lang LeaAnnLantz (ft V J - Denis Ley ii Gar) Lehman Cind) Leinker Dave Lewis Gary Lewis Gina Lightle Karen Madden . 1 i ■I Carol) n Magee Patsy Mahathy William Maiden Joe Mallot Diana Marcum Michael Marino : ■If Li ' V ;il ' A I TC ' fed Bpp Jerry Martin Larry Martin Linda Martin 4 i m Dohn McFalls Kevin McMahon John McGowan Molly Meehan Paul Mellott Pegg y Melzler Ann Moeller Bama Moore Fred Morgan Joseph Morken Michael Morris Larry Mueller wxs Nancv Mueller Carleen Myers Jean Myers Linda Myers Theresa Neuhaus DannaNiblack Kathy Pelz Lynn Perkins Mark Pflueger Judy Phillips Sue Phillips Carol Pieper Margaret Pierce Jon Poling David Pontius Judith Powell Jyl Powers Jackie Pranger rx :;:•--.■ ■■■ ■ - A X W! ik Kim Ramos Linda Ray James Reed Paul Roebuck Tony Roberts Dianna Robinson Terry Roop Johnny Ruff Curvie Rutledge Kevin Sauders Betsy Schrader Sheryl Schrock Steven Schultz Andrea Scott Michael Scott Roger Se Paul Shau Sharon Sheckles Karen Shepeluk Ricky Shields George Shiriaer Tim Sievers Kathy Simpson Joanrita Skordos .Smith Tim Smith Kevin Snyder Brenda Solomon Sheri Somers Holly Springer Diane Stahlhut James Stansell Michael Stark Tina Stewart Charles Stor Faith Straub Rick Straub John Taylor Kevin Tempel Dwight Thomas Karen Thomas Debra Tompkins Peggy Turner Sharon Turner Gloria Tuttle Bob Vanbuskirk Wilburn Vance Theodore Wells Sandra West Mary We Jay Wetzel Kathy Whipple Michael Whil .. (K-i Kim Winkle Lee Winkle Ronald Wine Theresa Wright Mary Wyatt Joseph Young NOT PICTURED Dennis Hedges Rose Williams I ' d like to teach the world. Students involved in Black History Week Eighth Everything They Own Mark Akey Vickie Ambu ■ James Anspach ,. Sherrv Artrip i] . . Tina Banks ifP Jo Ann Debbie Cantwell Joyce Carlson Angela Carter Richard Chambe Tami Cladv Is Precious and Few Charles Claymiller Pamela Conley Fred Converse Bruce Cornell Robin Cotham Kathryn Covault Rebecca Drew S8L 4Rk Jt Ipl SS- fr II Ji PamElkins iHrV , jTj ' ' Wmm fell v v i . ' ' v mi Katrina Cupp LisaCurran Keith Dawson Tony DeBose Debbie Dietz Vicki Donaldson Monty Evans Jan Farriss Ernest Federspiel Mista Feist Carolyn Fox Jeff Fox Patty Fox Randy Fudge RickGallegos Jerry Gatewood KatherineGeist Tom Geoffrav ■w. Karen Gilford Mary Go IT Steve Goldsmith John Gouwens Harry Greenbush Pam Grider f Gerard Haft Robert Hall Dale Harden Wayne Hardestx Junior Harris Karen Harris Never to Be Left Behind MikeLahmon Sheila Lamb Eugene Langwell Bobby Lawrence Suzanne LeFavoi Merle LeMav Only to Be Remembered Geoffrey Ley Cynthia Lindsey Carol Lipp Laura Lombard Mark Long Roxanne Love Randv Olrv Richard Ol ' rv Vicky Oser rian Ostermeier James Panyard Denise Parker With Many Thoughts Tony Paylon Cynthia Perkins Denise Stetler MarkStudler Linda Sturdivant Calvin Swangin Larry Swangin Tina Taylor of the coming year Kimberly Tramn Keith Teegarden Frank Thomas Mark Thompson Lisa Thornbue Matthew Toler Diana Bates Gv en Gibson Curtis Green Freda Howell Kathleen Knight Seventh Starts With Spirit and Smiles 4 James Baals Gloria Bailey John Baldenegro Henry Ballard Sandra Barnes Marie Baskerville Gladys Adams Olga Agnew Bart Akey Freda Anderson Amy Armstrong Carl Austin £f « ft Towanda Baskervilli Jacqueline Beamon Randall Beebe Susan Beck Edward Belcher Steven Bell Joy Bennett Earldene Benson Candance Berner Cathy Berning Laurence Brow Marc Brown Molly Brown Donna Broyles Carolyn Brummett Dale Brunnegraff Dawn Burson Michael Davis Diane Desmonds Richard Detraz Thomas Didrick Kelvin Diller Susan Disler u ■t- SS, ' am Pamela Dolson Wanda Driver Pattv Dugan Lisa Eagiin Charles Echols Shawn Eddj fi .uf, Tina Kissick Howard Knight Laura Kroskie Mike Kunneke Linda Lampkin Joseph King Vicki Kirkpalrick PtM Robin Lane Jan Lauber Erma Lawrence Debra Lee Cynthia Lehman Linda Lehman Dale Morris Michael Morr Joseph Motherwell Geraldine Murdock Charles Myers Barbara Nicolai Beth Nicolai Gregory Noel Gerry Nofzinger Deborah Null Kenneth Nunn blame Odom Marjorie Smith Michael Smith Sheree Smith Lue Ann Somers David Sommers Wayne Sorg Phillip Sparks Rollie Speakman VinneStarks Sheryl Stellhorn Stacv Sterling Linda Stewart Pr £ At Susan Stewart Steve Storm Gary Streets Georgia Swangin Sharry Sweitzer Kevin Teegarden Tom Terrell Raymond Till Jeffrey Tipton Kelly Turner Vicki Unverzagt Jeffrey Upton P f ft JJ £ Viekey Wells Nancy Wendling Carol Werling Lynn Whipple David White Marshall White Melvin Wilcher Dwayne Williams Dominque Wilson David Woodard Linda Young Timmv Zimmerman Not Pictured Kim Arnold Velma Chain Gregory Hershberger Alice Lockharl Richard Lombard Jamie Perren Penny Polston Michael Stutz Vicky West Seventh grade ing, seeking, learning, and ing fun. - hid- dreaming, just hav- ACADEMICS Varied Classes O Mr. Reed dictates to sixth period t ping i 34 1662003 Girls ' Glee Club Laura Lombard reads to the 8th grade English class. Eighth and Ninth Grade Chorus Seventh Grade Chorus Concert 36 And the Beat Goes on Concert Orchestra Band ,111 M 37 tBE iGi. Compe cf Varsity ;ition «fc f Pam Grider demonstrates Parallel Bars. S,-: T p j[ ' I Bruce Cornell points at the political map in Mr. Phillips ' history i Band Busy Minds Gather Information Mrs. Heaston ' s Eighth Grade Home Economics Cla Mrs. White working with Special Education students ACTIVITIES The girls in the TUMBLING CLUB had talent in Gymnastics. They practiced chools and joined in the activities. ind went to other FAVORITE I D E O N Several students got together in SPORTS APPRECIATION CLUB to discuss some of the sports they liked the best, such .is. basketball, football, tennis and many others. The BOWLING CLUB t to Key Lanes and ked on improving in- idual scores. SPORTS CLUBS Mr. Egley started a ne Talk Turned ffflgjfl Fl ? i r 1 gm iogeiher E RAP CLUB (LEFT) many students to discuss the reality of todav The girls in Y-TEENS (CENTER LEFT) ompleted tasks for the school and held raising projects. They also went to he YWCA and had a lot of fun. Students got together to talk about how they felt about the school and life in the RAP CLUB. Mr. Zehner id Mrs. White were sponsors. The Drama Clu (ABOVE) using stag for a play presentation. Into Action Self-motivated students were members of the PUBLICA- TION CLASS which spent many hours after school working on the yearbook and the POST. Mrs. Shoemaker really kept the group going. Students are (AROUND TABLE, L-R) L. Hoagland K. Simpson, J. Linder, C David, S. Somers, G. Goff, J. Jones (POST editor). STANDING (L-R) are M Meehan, J. Stansell, L Dennis, T. Sievers, R. Bever F. Thomas, Mrs. Shoemaker. D. Lson, M. Carpenter, and S. Almond. Several black students got together in AFRO-AMERICAN CLUB (BELOW) to discuss black history. practiced after school props and stage costumes The PUBLICATION CLUB learned newspaper and yearbook techniques. They assisted the publication class by sorting pictures, counting headlines, and occassionally writing. WSWBUmilllflll The LIBRARY SERVICE CLUB people work in the libr le materials, and they also register books. SC V00 vc av p The LIBRARY CLUB uorks after school to improve their library skills and to comple ibrar chores. The KNITTING CLUB girls learned how to knit from Mrs. Bauman, their sponsor. Ill ill £ STAGECRAFT members put up chairs and moved equipment for assemblies and other meetings The A-V CLUB handles all the distribution of Audio-visual aids for class- room instruction. They also learned to operate several pieces of equip- Students learned to put together attractively model airplanes ; cars in the MODEL AIRPLANE AND CAR CLUE Students Learn JL © t ■ lonu.bile in AUTO MECHANICS. 1W« ■ ) a fs Students learned the techniques of group organization in STUDENT COUNCIL. New Skills Chiefs Learn In the SPANISH CLUB students spoke the musical language of Spain, instructed by Mrs. Hess who has been to Spain and who teaches Spanish. w Sa H Ws Several boys who wanted to cook foods such as cakes and pizza joined the CHEFS CLUB, sponsored by Mrs. Heaston. New Things The girls in the HAN- DICRAFTS CLUB learned various types of hobbies and crafts.  i :a ■- ffi. ■ ! ii:r ' y f; ' .jf yjfj The NATURE CLU people learned about man new things from our world PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB members ned to efficiently use their cameras they could take good pictures. Come, Learn With Us KEKIONGA JEFFERSON The HO RACING CAR CLUB learned to successfully compete in racing HO ( The BOX HOCKEY CLUB learned the strategy of box hockey. The GAME CLUB learn- ed to play many new and interesting games. m B ATHLETICS Chiefs Have Determination in Football 9th Grade 8th Grade 7th Grade 2-4-0 4-1-0 1-2-0 iPlI The EIGHTH GRADE FOOTBALL team were (FIRST ROW) B. Heaston, K. Boyd, T. DeBose, J. Warner, S. Wagner, R. Rogers, B. Tutwiler, G. Haft, J. Junk. (SECOND ROW) J. Panyard, L. Wells, H. Mason. M. Akey, S. Hernandez. J. Bryson. T. Payton. (THIRD ROW) Mr. Bishop, J. Hatfield, M. Pritchard , J. Gatewood, G. Joiner, F. Thomas, J. Anspach, J. Fox. and Mr. Lambert. THE NINTH GRADE FOOTBALL members were (FIRST ROW) Junk.T. Wells, J. Voorhees. (THIRD ROW) M. Marino, M. Farren, J. Stansell, M. Angel, S. Knispel, M. Heath, M. Vasquez, D. Thomas, F. Pullum, D. Lewis, G. Lewis, D. Graves, D. D. Byrd, D. Ehler, D. Hammond. (SECOND ROW) M. Scott, Hayden, B. Smith, and Mr. Reed. K. Konger, T. Brown, D. Pontius, T. Sievers, D. Hopper, R. ■ =25 ? ' T n f THE SEVENTH GRADE FOOTBALL Team were (FIRST Akey, T. Kaufman, M. Davis. A. Belcher. (THIRD ROW) ROW) J. Jarboe, L. Whipple, T. Zimmerman, T. Terrell. D. Ritter, D. Reed, J. Coth am. M. Kunneke. S. Van R n. C. Housholder, F. Marquart, C. Hatch, G. Elkins. (SECOND T. Martone, D. Sommers. F. Holliness. and Mr. Pelroff. ROW) C. Myers, D. Claymiller. P. Collins, A. Jenkins, B. Eighth Wins City; 9th Finish Fourth The NINTH GRADE BASKETBALL team members are (FRONT ROW. L-R) John Taylor, Bill Gross, Paul Shaw, Mike Heath. Steve Schultz. Jack Bailey, and Ted Wells. (SECOND ROW) Mr. Riley, Joe Haft, Tim Sievers, Dave Buck- master, Welton Dufor, Gary Leu is, Duight Thomas, and Don Hayden. The EIGHTH GRADE TEAM were (FRONT ROW, L-R) Tom Knudson, Bobby Jackson, Dave McKinnis, Lorenzo Wells, Scott Wagner, Kenny Body, Arthur Essex, Ron Sparks. )BACK ROW) Mark Akeys. Mr. Eglev. Jeff Fox, Jim Anspach, Gary Joiner, Frank Thomas, Jerry Gatewood, Jim Panyard, and Bob Hatfield. Welton Dufer, 54, attempts a shot during the Varsity vs. Faculty game. Looking on are Mr. Lambert, Mr. Egiey, Mr. Reed (partially hidden), Mr. Parker, and Paul Shaw. The faculty won 61-59 in overtime. The SEVENTH GRADE TEAM finished with Willie Hightire, Charles Echols, Don Holli (BACK ROW) Tim Zimmerman, Shelly Va Mr. Parker. 57 2-4 record. The were (FRONT ROW. L-R) Greg Noel. Kevin Diller. Tom Terrell. yn. Dave Sommers. Tim Martone. and The VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY team was first in the city and in the city tournament. Also, the under- classmen finished fourth in the city tourney. They are (FRONT ROW) George Shiriaev, Bill Gross, Mark Beber, Gary Olinger, Tom Knudson, Ron Sparks, and Dave Breeden. (BACK ROW) Joe Under, Brian High, Kim Winkle, Steve Schultz, Jim Carpenter, Paul Shaw, and Mr. Esterline. liifey Cross Country, Wrestlers Finish With Undefeated Seasons The RESERVE WRESTLING (right) had an undefeated season and were taught the fundamentals of wres- tling. They were (FRONT ROW. L-R) Steve Rediger. Roy Serna. Herbert Ryan, John Junk, and Bruce Cornell. (BACK ROW) Terry Beebe. Rudy Serna. Mark Prilchard. Dennis Schible, Steve Hernandez, and Mr. Lambert, coach. first in the city tournament, wrestlers finished third. The (FRONT ROW) Mike Vasquez, Kocks, Dave Graves. and Tim (BACK ROW) Boh Van Bus- Dave Lewis. Doug Hopper, and bert, coach. The VARSITY CHEERLEADERS country. basketball, and track. Alsi are (L-R) Roseann Beber. Tina Choks Cathy Olry, and Ree Panyard. it) home football, cross the pep sessions. The Marila Meyer (CENTER) Cheerleaders and Cherokee Chicks Put Spirit in Games The EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS are (L-R) Bart Woods, Ellen Brown. Jenny Housholder. Janice Farri: (CENTER), Laura Lombard, and Lisa Curran. The CHEROKEE CHICKS were (ROW I) J. Hall. J. Byrd. N. Weikart, J. Fitzhugh. (ROW2) T. Fisher. C. Kaylor, J. Hensley. R. Harris. A. Myers. (ROW 3) S. Antoine. A. Dennis. R. Dailey. A. Howard. (ROW 4) S. Volkert. R. Kroskie. J. Phillips. C. Barnes. L. Linder. 9th Girls Compete Against Other Schools; Others Have Fun and Competition The 9th GRADE GIRLS ATHLETIC AS- SOCIATION (ABOVE) have been members of the G.A.A. since they were in the seventh grade and developed their sports skills. Then they matched their abilities in sports with other junior high teams. Members of the BEGINNING 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. The SQUAWS (ABOVE) Col- lected money at the doors of all basketball games at Frank- lin. Eight members were in the group sponsored by Miss Minsel. The 8th GRADE G.A.A. (RIGHT) had twelve girls who were interested in participating in a number of sports, such as, bas- ketball, volleyball, and soccer. Mrs. Schone and Mrs. Bultemeier were the sponsors. A I ft ' A i 1 9W ' ' - Up d , Intramural Sports Are Popular In BOY ' S INTRAMURALS, the boys played in games, such as, flag football, soccer, and basketball against each other. The 9th graders are shown above. 8th graders at the left, and the 7th graders shown below. Their sponsors were Mr. Riley . Mr. Ginder, and Mr. Petroff. Track Team Sees Good Year 9th Grade Participants 8th Grade Participants 7th Grade Participants 63 ZWm m YEARBOOK STAFF ■9 m . HECKMAN BINDERY INC. NOV 92 k N. MANCHESTER, INDIANA 46962 J