Frankton High School - Eaglite Yearbook (Frankton, IN)

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FACULTY Practical Arts The sub'ects included in the Practical Arts division are J avery important part of the curriculum. They aid the stude nts not only in high school but after graduation some step into jobs with little or no further training. BILLY J. FRENCH received his A.A. from East Central Jr. College, his B. S. degree from Mississippi State, and has attended Ball State Teachers College. Mr. French teaches industrial arts and mathematics. He is freshman class sponsor. Billy Jo French Marilyn Bowers Inez McCoy Ted M. Harbit MARILYN BOWERS teaches home economics. She is cafeteria supervisor and senior class sponsor. Miss Bowers has her B.S. degree from Ball State Teachers College and is working on her Master's Degree at U. of Wisc. INEZ McCOY al so teaches home ec and science. She is sophomore class sponsor. Mrs. McCoy h a s her B.S. d e g r e e from Purdue University. TED M. HARBIT who teaches busine s s edu- cation clas se s is sponsor of the eighth grade class. Mr. Harbit obtained his B.S. degree from Ball State Teachers College and has attended Indiana State Teachers College. At present he is working on his Master's at Ball State Teachers College. 7

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KENNETH R CONKLING Mr Conkhng was elevated to the pos1t1on as prmclpal on January 1 He came to Frankton ln the fall of 1947 to teach mathematxcs and to serve as ass1stant pr1nc1pal F H S stu dents have apprec1atedh1s contr1but1on to the school and w1sh h1m well 1n h1s new role X' OFFICE AND ADMINISTRATION fsffx MARGUERITE MILLER fl11S a spot 1n our school system that IS very lmportant. She 1S one of those persons who m1ght be sa1d to be 'everywhere at the same t1me ' , for she lS at the be ckon and call of the ent1re staff of more than twenty teachers and f1lls 1D at the off1ce of the trustee when needed In keepmg wlth the theme of the yearbook, we could say that she IS l1ke the 'old shoe'. she wears well

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.1 'Q FACULTY Humanities Many of the subjects taught in high s chool are classed as Humanities. They are essentially for the selfimprove- ment of the student alone but would not provide employment after graduation. They are the subjects which provide the medium of expression and play an important part in helping to mold the character of the student and to better enable him to fit into the shoe . Cathryn Lucas xt' 1 1719 Sterrett L. Nash Virginia Bykowski ,gg Mulford Davis lit' vi' 4 A ' ff, X ,X Q Em- Winiired L. Owens