Frankton High School - Eaglite Yearbook (Frankton, IN)

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REFERENCE FOR OUR FUTURE OCCUPATIONS The Big Four take time out for a pepsi at the Chum 'n Chew. Well, everyone has to eat, and our kids are no different. Pictured here is a group of boys at one of the local restaurants. Elaine Mauck, Sandra Conklin, Marilyn Bowers fthe home economics teacherj, and Nancy Fields were selected to model cloth- ing made from farm products at a county m e eting with other .girls from two other Sandra Conklin seems cold in the outfit she is wearing county schools. Before the final p r odu cti o n of a play, the cast must learn their lines although s o m et i m e s they just can't get out of the habit of crammingl Tension builds as each awaits his cue during the senior class play, So Very Young , October 14, 1960.

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OUR GRADES AND RECORDS WILL BE Pardon me, Alma, but there is something white showing. Both students and teachers give mono- logues and skits. Here Alma Friend and Mary Sheward perform. The system of issuing of report cards was changed this year. Previously, students received one card which revealed all grades at one time. Now they are given an envelope containing report slips for each class, and their grades are put on the slips throughout There's often a bit of expression around report card time. the Wednesday f ollowing the close of the grading period. An educational aid added this year to the equipment of the health department is the vinyl plastic torso which shows the human muscles, nerves, organs, and some bones. Lornell Mock, girl's physical education and health teacher, shows open house visitors how she can use it in her classes. The open house visitors seem to enjoy Mrs. Mock's description of the newly added torso.

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Please, get it clean, but, please, don't use scouring pads. F.H.S.ER'S STUDY FOR CREDITS, WCJRK Senior class m e mb e r s are scurrying ar ound to get this car clean, so they can rush on to the next one. This car wash was one of their money making projects of the year. If students don't have studies, they are free to browse through the library during their study hall. Here Ted McCord and Ted quit pushing! She probably was there first anyway. Charlie Stettner are using the card catalogue for references. Hall m o nit o r s are chosen from study halls for each period of the day. They have varied duties such as checking other stu- dents' passes, assisting visitors, and run- ning errands for teachers. Is there a date, the time, his destiny, or his name? 1