Frankton High School - Eaglite Yearbook (Frankton, IN)

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Students of Frankton High School will long remember this year . . . 1967-68 ... as the year when football was added to expand the sports program. . . several new clubs offered opportunity to students to develop interests . . . additions to the faculty provided additional subject areas . . . With these changes F .H .S. moves forward with a great deal of optimism; the KEY to the future is in our hands, and this year has helped us to use it . . . The door to success is here; the KEY is also here . . . We feel that our school, with the help of faculty and administration and the cooperation of students, is very well prepared to give you, the reader of this 1968 EAGLITE, that KEY to education. The future is already beginning to unlock be- fore us as we review the many changes in our school . . . Third year Spanish, more special- ized shop courses, and other improvements have been made available to us . . . We invite you to pass through the doors and enjoy a view of the future as we present F .H.S. in pre-view . . . which is made possible by having used the aid of our important KEY of education . . . Table of Contents Academic 14 Organizations 28 Sports 50 Personalities 66 Advertising 98 Roster 125

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Education, Our Key to the Future

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Varied Activities Senior boys Kerry Hobbs and Greg Wiggs seem to be enjoying themselves as they fight it out in the eight inch snowfall that blanketed the area. An important part of the annual school open house is the art exhibit. Mike Land made an on-the-spot display of drawing portraits. School life is many things at Frank- ton, and is important in the lives of the students. Club activities, Athletic events, plays, and noon-time activities are all mixed to form a unique kind of school life. The beginning of the year brought in new personalities that filled the gap the Helping students to find the right job or college after graduation is the job of the guidance department. Ava Lik- ens finds the help of head guidance counselor Mrs. Andrew very informing.