Frankton High School - Eaglite Yearbook (Frankton, IN)

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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

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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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Induction time is a serious time for Tri-Hi and Hi-Y kids. FRANKTON STUDENTS HAVE THEIR SAD November 7, 1960, marked the beginning of two new organizations at F.H.S. Tri-Hi- Y girls and Hi-Y boys gathered in the gym for their induction into these national or- ganizations. Although many of the people visiting the high s c h o ol ne v e r see the cooks, these ladies play a very important role in our active school days. Shown below is Mrs. Please heap those plates high, they're still growing girls. Wallace, Mrs. Waymir e , and Mrs. Huth serving one of the nearly 35,000 meals that they prepare each school year. While some students sit and talk or eat, the active boys manage to get their exer- cise. They take off their shoes, set up the nets, divide into teams, and they're ready to play volley-ball. Noon means volley-ball and much fun to many boys at Frankton. 1