Frankton High School - Eaglite Yearbook (Frankton, IN)

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FACES COME AND FACES GO, SOME 1 At 3:10 p. rn. students hurry homeg but why the rush, kids? When it's time to go home , the kids scramble to get to their cars or buses. In cloudy, winte ry weather it is still dark as late as 8:10 when school starts. Karen Humphrey and Gloria Cook, who are hoofing it, act as if it might be cold Rinker and Floyd must beat the sun to get to school on time. walking. Gee, I wish I had a friend with a car to drive me to school!

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THESE ARE THE FACES OF '61 The faces of 360 students, 189 of which are boys and 171 are girls, take their place in the spotlight at F.H.S. On the first day of school in September, new schedules, calling for seventy minute periods, were issued. Our faces looked be- wildered as we tried to remember whether we were going to class A or diagonal Monday afternoon. Faces glowed as sophomores and juniors sported new rings and sweaters. Seniors busied themselves with exchanging pictures, ordering name cards and invitations. Anxiety filled the sports fan's faces as they attended the ballgames throughout the season, and those who attended the dances this spring saw dreamy faces gliding along the gym floor. Watch the student's faces as we view the realms of F.H.S. TABLE OF CONTENTS Schoollife 4 Activities 22 Sports 38 Personalities 52 Our Advertizers 90

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MOVE FAST, OTHERS SLOW Librarian Stettner helps Carolyn Hook during her own study hall. You don't think Miss Bowers will believe that, do you, Jim? Eleven librarians do many jobs such as shelving books, checking books in and out, and tidying up the library. After the s enior class play So Very Young , Karel Crowley gave a party for the cast and their dates at her home. Keith Cooper and Lynnette Smith, student directors for the play, were responsible for the unseen necessities of the production. Quietg pull the curtaing light the stageg you're on! :Aa - 5 i