Frankton High School - Eaglite Yearbook (Frankton, IN)

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 You must know the parts of speech before you can write a logical sentence. This is a familiar phrase around the F, H. S. language classes. We have a new language at Frankton this year, that is very interesting to many of our students. Toward the east end of the hall during the third period, you will be able to detect an air of Spain in the atmosphere. It no doubt will be Miss Kathleen Col- lier's Spanish class. Many of the students have realized the fact that taking a foreign language helps them understand the English language bet- ter. Miss Collier helps enunciate the vocabulary in begin- ning Spanish class. X an ua e training 3S 51udent5. Joann Smith eagerly gives Mr. Smith the answer to his question in Sophomore English. Sharon Kleeburg has a puzzled expression as she listens to Mrs. Owens during second year Latin class. [ 12 ]

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Larry Litsey and Gary Nash are stumped by a trig function being explained by Mr. Brown. Future scientists and mathe- maticians struggled through many technical courses this year. It wasn't at all impossible to find some forty energetic chemists holding their noses while they tried to make an identification on some element. Any- one walking into physics class sixth period might have found himself shocked by 10,000 volts of electricity or strangely awakened by a blinding streak of light from the strobe flash. Dissecting crayfish and frogs, fish and worms, kept the students busy working in the bio lab. With all these experiences, our students will have graduated with a wide knowledge of the various science fields. foundations ft or a Learning to distinguish the organs of a starfish is a major study for Linda Roby and Tim Heller. [ 11 1

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Mr. Nash explains about the Call- Leader while Jennie Frazier, Anita Cooper, Melissa Schuck, and Larry Waltermire listen intently. The two freshman English classes are taught by Mr, Tyrone Payne and Mrs, Cathyrn Lucas. The Sophomore classes are taught by Mr. Gene Smith and Mrs. Winifred Owens. Mrs. Owens also teaches the two Latin lang- uage classes. Miss Collier also teaches the Junior English class, while Mr. Sterrett Nash teaches the Senior class. communicating Cindy Cooper, left, and Rose Marie Drake seem to be agreeing with Mr. Payne on their English assign- ment.