Frankton High School - Eaglite Yearbook (Frankton, IN)

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' Jw JOHN F. KENNEDY 1964 a e Presented by Dke Ca9(iu Staff of 5ranhton behoof .5ranhton, 3ncli liana Vot. 15

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Cjrowincj pains... JdeadacheA and d lappineSS in ’64 It has been only five years since our building was completed and made ready for us. At that time, the halls looked endless. It seemed impossible to think that we would ever need more room. Yet this year, when the enrol- lment jumped to nearly five hundred pupils, we have been infected with a disease sometimes called Growing Pains . With more students comes an in- crease in the number of courses of- fered, greater competition, better equipment, more teachers, and, of course larger classes. Our organiza- tions are expanding in membership al- so. The Latin Club, Home Economics Club, Future Farmers of America, and nearly all the other clubs have the largest membership roll they have ever had. Our band and choir have been growing both in quantity and quality. Growing pains are the headaches and happiness of F. H. S. 's 1964 year. Every hour, on the hour, mass migration hits F.H.S. Academics.........................8 Organizations....................20 Sports...........................42 Personalities....................54 Advertising......................98 Roster..........................122 Mr. Heniser has a busy schedule to keep up with 485 students. [ 3 ]