Frankton High School - Eaglite Yearbook (Frankton, IN)

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and Musical on Frankton's Stage ... Lots of hard work and diligent prac- tice went into the 1968 musical The BackSeat of Bus 29 . From the audience- eye-view everything appeared precise and in place, but behind the scenes there was much that needed to be done--scenes to be painted, tables to be moved, and most important of all, the making of the bus around which the musical revolved. As the final curtain went down on that long- awaited night, all those involved felt sad, and just a little bit closer. Spirit, and the stamina for hard work went into the Jr. Drama Club play, The Other You . The use of fluorescent cos- tumes and eerie music gave the play the effect of your alter ego , the Other You . As the cast discussed the play at a party held later, all agreed that the play had been a real success. Before the big pep rally, Linda Davis sells football star Roger Ashby a hot dog, to satisfy his large appetite . The Men Four , composed of Roger Ashby, Dan Smith, Rick Pike, and Joe Merrit liven up the produc- tion with one of their special arrangements. 13 The feminine lead for the Back Seat of Bus 29 , was Connie McCleland, pictured here singing Who Needs You .

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Talented Students Present Comedy ... During a more ’’dramatic moment of The Other You , Mark Wiggs tries to persuade Doug Holder to get off the box containing his alter ego . Feeling one of his sick spells coming on Doug Holder is helped to the couch by his aunt, Roberta Heaton, as Jan Heniser and Dallas Canfield look on. Cast of The Other You included: FRONT, Dallas Can- field. FIRST ROW, Debby Davis, Joan Staley, Brenda Hut- cheson, Jan Heniser, Judy Litsey, and Doug Holder. SECOND ROW, Scott Miner, Sheela Whitten, Mark Wiggs, Roberta Hea- ton, and Candy Rob- inson. Director for the play was Sterret L. Nash. 12

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 Cl Beatriz Arrives in America ... To Become Miss Beatriz Gonzalez, from Guate- mala, became Frankton’s first Foreign Exchange student. She arrived at Indi- anapolis, and was met by several Stu- dent Council members, Mr. Nash, and her American family, the Kimmerlings. During her stay in Frankton, Beatriz also lived with the Marvin Shuters, so that she could become acquainted with both city and rural life. Besides the regular activities of a student, Beatrize became an honorary member of several clubs, and an active participant in all the phases of school life. Arriving at 2:00 A.M. on Oct. 14, at Weir Cook Airport, Beatriz looked tired and just a little scared. Introducing Beatrize to her American sister Nan Kimmerling, is Mr. Sterrett Nash. Having met many new friends in a very short time, Beatrize is es- corted out of the air- port by St. Council members of her Family .