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Janet Goldsberry Tom Gourley Michael Graham Curt Granger Curt Greene Ben Hall

Eran Hall Tammy Hall Kim Hancock Mark Haney Carol Harrison Rex Harvey

Denise Haynes Jerry Heath Phil Hendrick Joseph Hendricks Phil Hiatt David Hicks

Doug Hines Debra Hobbs Eric Horn Nan.:y Hosier Stacey Hosier Brian Howell

Terry Hudson Jim Huffman Rex Hughes Jim Hutton Gerald Imel Teresa Imel

OPPOSITE PAGE: UPPER LEFT - "Which class ring should I order?" UPPER RIGHT "Anyone for some mid­morning exercise ?" LOWER LEFT- The e freshmen sure do play rough. LOWER RIGHT Gee, a new kind of bump. LEFT - Mar ha Shively mu t have een someone interesting in gym class. UPPER RIGHT - Eran Hall expre e her opinion. LOWER LEFT - "1 n't anyone else coming to the game?''

Dana Jackson Daniel Jackson Misty Jackson Teresa Jackson Kathy Jenkins Lori Johnson

Kevin Karr Connie Kiger Donald Kindred Keith Kinser Marsha Knepp Debra Knotts

Bryan Lawson Michael Lehman Billy Lennon William Lewis Kimberly Lindzy Kaleaia May

Mike Mays David McCulloch Mike McGinnis Cathy McPhearson Graham Melvill Robert Meredith

Jack Miller Lisa Miller Melanie Mitchell Rayna Modlin Melanie Montgomery Robert Morse

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UPPER LEFf- Looks like the fre hmen out­number the ophomores. RIGHT Lillie Red Riding Hood and the Big Bad Wolf. LOWER LEFf Bu ine IS prell slow.

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Eddie Mort Bobby Mullins Charlie Munger Greg Mundell Luther Murray Jim Murrell

Carole O'Bryant Mike Nicholas Shelia Nigh bert Rita Norris Mary Nutt Jim O'Donnell

Teresa Otto Belinda Painter Robin Pardue Alan Paschal Timothy Pedro Barbara Peters

Penny !'ickering Beth Quarles Michael Rigney Jim Richardson Dean Riddle Ron Robinette

Rebecca Roller Rhonda Rutherford Steve Ryan Ellie Schmink Shelly Syphers Mike Seal

UPPER LEFf Typical tudy hall , boring.

PPER RIGHT Working men. CE TER LEFf Head or Heels. LOWER LEFf - "1 know this an­swer is right." LOWER RIGHT Tammy and Deena show Carol the correct way to mount.

Jerry Shannon Tina Sheets Marsha Shively Terri Sidwell Henry Simmons Ann Sims

Laura Small Danny Smith Jim Smith Kim Smith Linda Smith Donna Stafford

Derria Snook Shelly Stafford Scott Stanley David Stotts Keith Sumner John Swan

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UPPER LEFT - Beth Quarle po e for a pic­ture while enjoying a deliciou hamburger. UPPER RIGHT- Deena Waymire bu ily work on making her collage. LOWER LEFT - Debbie Knotts likes to en­joy her elf at the ball game . LOWER RIGHT - Mrs. Lucas always ex­plains fully how to do a project.

Patty Thomas John Tipton Toni Turbeville Rex VanBriggle

Blaine Vandersnick Robert Vautaw John Wade Deena Waymire Angela Wilborn Charlie Williamson

Laura Windlan Rick Wood Gary Woodcock Jill Woodsides Delbert Wright Rick Zigler

SPRING

Food, Travel, Fun Keep Members Busy

Thi year a few lucky member got to try the "real thing" a eight tudent , accompanied by Mr .

Dodd and her hu band, travelled to France for five exciting days.

Many activitie filled the year: in ov. ·the second annual Sadie Hawkin Dance wa held; a party and caroling filled the Chri tma calandar; in Feb. over 50 tu­dents and chaperone enjoyed the food at La Tour, high atop the lndianapoli , Indiana a-

tiona! Bank Tower; in March an­other dance, "Blue Jean On" helped rai e money. During sec­tional week, the French Honor Society pon ored a "Crazy, Hairy, Sexy Legs Conte t." Mr. Hubbart! took top honor .

RIGHT FRE CH CLUB (I. to r.) Row I Cheryl Ball, Donna Claybaugh •, Judi Ho­sier•, Theresa Weaver•, (pres.), M1ke She­ward • (v.-pres.), Mickey Dawson (trea .), Scott Gilliam ( ec.), Jerry Emmon , Mr . Carolyn Dodd. Row 2 Kerry Hockema • , Roxanna Hart, Lisa Wittkamper•, Lana Can­field , Kathy Ester•, Tammy Bailey, Jennifer Hobb , Vicky Seal, Jane Leathers•, Randy Marlow•, Regina Wright. Row 3 Dane Whetsel*, Sharon Richardson, hri Rupp. Jay Claybaugh*, Barry Roberts•, Dan Etchi­son, Paul Munson, Betsy Brown•, Tom Bee­man•, Dennis Bibb. Row 4 Mike Crowder, Larry Shively, David Heath, Geoff Gerstorff, Richard Bricker, Erick Faust, laude Stephens, Becky nderriner•, Lynee Haynes, Donna Harper. Row 5- Dennis Wellman, Diana Braddick*, Julie Gross, Brad Samuels, L1sa Kail , Denise Ethison , LeAnn McKee, Cindy Bagienski, ancye March, Jeff Dodd . (*French Honor Society members)

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Honor Society member were initiated in the spring and led throughout the year by officer Donna Claybaugh (pre .), Judy Ho ier (v.-pre .), and Mike She­ward (sec.-treas.)

Fourteen Take 2nd Annual Mexico Tour

More chili upper and another Mexico trip kept the member of Spanish lub busy. The profit from the chili and spaghetti supper went into the trea ury for a cook-out, a Chri tmas party, and a dinner at La Paz re taurant in Indianapolis. Fourteen members, including Mr . Culp, went on a trip to Mexico City, Acapulco and Taxco in June.

LEFT SPA ISH CLUB (I. to r.) Row I Julie Closer (sec.), Tim Wade (v.-pre .), Carla Schmidt (treas.), Julie Gro (pres.), Mark Smith, Diane Galaher, Eran Hall , Peggy Hurst, Mrs. Ruth Culp. Row 2 Kim Lindq, Linda Browning, Janet Johnson, Richi icholas, Steve Mundel. Chris Blockson, Penny Pickering, Carla Burton, Hope Marsh. Row 3 Teresa Beamer, Ann ims, Tere a Otto, Patzt Pettigrew, Mary Otto, Patti Trogdlen, Debbie Miller, Vickt Seal, Kim Banker, Julie Denison, Brenda Waymire. Row 4-Mike Kinnaman, Dee Dee Rehmel, Tim orman. Leigh Ann Humphrie , Jodeen Basey, Rhonda Doan, Gary Wells, Graham Melviii,Jamte Surber, Tammy Henderson . Row 5 Tammy Couch, Chuck Pace, J.D. Gtllespte, Liz Me amee, Cindy Pruitt, Donna Walls, Man anne Ander­son, Cindy Clay, Tina Galaher. Row 6 Kevin Miller, Greg Mtller. Tandy Powell , Paul Mun on, Dan Etcht on, Greg MaJOr, Brent Waymire, JefT Alexander.

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FBLA Visits ABC; Host Parties

Early in the year FBLA vi ited the Frankton branch of the An­derson Banking Company and later they had a peaker, Mr . Marilyn Brown, who provided in­formation on job interviews. Club officer - Pres. Sheri Bever, V.-Pre . D nna Storm and Sec.­Treas. Donna Claybaugh- and member helped plan a Christ­rna party and a going-away party for graduating eniors and the ponsor, Mr . Sigler, who re­tired thi year.

RIGHT - FUTURE BUSI ESS LEADERS OF AMER­ICA (1 . tor.) Row !- Sheri Bever (pre .), Donna Storm (v.­pre .), Donna Claybaugh (sec.-treas.), Kerry Hockema. Row 2- Melinda Crouch, Ranae Betz, Debbie Ricker, Bar­bara Dishman, Mrs. Frances Sigler. Row 3- Pam Pickering, Debbie Rehmel, Connie Tout, Cathy Gos er, Annette Har­per, Teresa Lindzy.

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Art Club Travels The art dub elected Karla

Montgomery a its president, Mel White a v.-president and Linda Bagley as ecretary and trea urer. This year's involvement con i ted of field trip to the Sinclair Shop in Hartford ity and the In­dianapoli Mu eum of Art, and the de igning of tra h barrel for the school ground .

Hopefully funds will be u ed to send one or two tudent to a workshop at Ball State.

LEFr -ART CLUB (L to r.) Row I Karla Montgomery (pres.). Mel White (v.-pres.), Linda Bagley (sec.-trea .). Row 2 Ronda Knight, Teresa arter, Becky Sidwell, Mrs. Cathryn Luca . Row 3 Shelly Stafford, Lori John on, Tina Sheets.

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Assistants Form Active Library Club

The purpo e of Future Educat r i to prepare tho e who may be in­tere ted in a teaching career. Be­ide tudying different college , orne members worked an hour a

day at the elementary to gain actual experience in the cia room. An af­ter- chool tea wa al o planned for teacher to help honor Mi Linda Fox, elementary teacher, who wa named "We t Central Teacher of the Year." Club officer were: Pre . Rick Quarle , V.-Pres. Barb Bibb, and Sec.-Treas. Liz McNamee.

RIGHT LIBRARY CLUB (1 . to r.) Row I Cathy Gosser (sec.), Robert Hendrick on (treas. ), Sheryl Ead (pres.), Mrs. ina Lee. Row 2- Karen Holder, Debbie Miller, Sharon Holder, Sheryl Delaplane, Paula Dickey.

ot pictured: Tina Harri on, Kammy Dawson .

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FEA Members Gain Classroom Experience

For the first time in two years library a istant formed a library club. The main fund raising project was the four day book fair. There were II tudent as is­tants thi year. Their main task wa to take care of circulation of materials. They were also re pon­sible for bulletin boards and dis­play cards. During National Li­brary Week, April 17-23, each as istant provided a publicity idea.

LEFf- F TURE EDUCATORS ASSOCIATIO (1. tor.) Row I Rick Quarles (pres.), Barb Bibb (v.-pres.), Elizabeth Me amee (sec.-treas.). Row 2 teve Bar­donner, Rae Jean Gill , Mrs. Marjorie Andrew.

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New Health Club Helps Charities The Health Club, for tho e in­

tere ted in health careers, got un­derway thi year for the fir t time since 1973. They heard gue t peaker , uch a chool nur e

Ruth Bahler, vi ited Rile hil-dren' Ho pita!, collected money for the March of Dimes on March 17, and put forth an effort to help the Ea ter Seal program by stuffing envelope for patron in Madi on County. The eal provide money for the care of crippled children in this area.

RIGHT: HEALTH LUB (1. to r.) Ro" I Theresa Weaver. Dom uper. Pan; Sunnell, Betsy Bro"n (pres.). K1m Banker (sec.-treas.). Kathy Ester (v. pres.). Mr . Fran Folsom. Rov. 2 Kathy Wade, Tern Dav1s. Becky ndernner. Juhe Iosser, Regma Wnght. Cher;l Ball. Juhe Brashear. ancye Marsh . Ro" 3 Peggy Swan, Liz Me amee, Donna Claybaugh. Kerry Hockema. Tammy Bai­ley. Lmda Brownmg.

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Band, Majorettes Spend Active Year Frankton's band and Major­

ette were a bu y as in any other year. They performed during games, at half time, including Homecoming. At Chri tmas time they had a concert and old band calendar . The pring variety show wa based on the theme "How the We tWas Won." Se­nior band members came out with high honor in conte t , with Rick Quarle placing fir t in clar­inet and Dem e Hay placing econd in drum . They both qual­

ified for tate entrie ·.

LEFT: BA D (I. tor.) Ro~ I Eran HaiL haron R1chardson (drum maJOrette).

Gary ompton (drum maJOr). Beth Qua­rle~ . Ro~ 2 Julie Den1~on . Betl.y Bro~n . L1z Me amee. RJCI.. Quarle;, Doreen Bartlo~. Teresa Jack'>on. Kandy HaiL Ro~ 3 Annetee Harper, arol Turner. Ramona Tisdale. Leatha mllh, Patzl Pet­tigrew. Mananne Ander;on. Kenny Par­due , Mike McGinniS. Ro~ 4 Patty tm­nett. Lmda Bro~nin , Karen Holder. Tern Couch. Pam eesc, Donna Harper (v. pres.), Donna Walb, Everett Crose Ro~ 5 Karen Parker. Julie U~fo. hue!.. Pace. M1ke Bradburn . Barb B1bb (pres.). Fay Kim.er. Rex Harvey. David Stotts. Bill Blackmond, J1m Aker;, M1l..e ICh­ob. Scott Carpenter. Kurt Granger. Don R1chard;on, Den1>e Hays. Ke1th Kmser. J1m ouch. J1m R1chardson. Denms Bibb. Chri Abshire. Mr. Tom Miller. Ro~ 6 L1sa Kelly. Tracy Baker. Ro" 7 Jenn1fer Farley, Ga; Beamer. Ro" M1chele Wa;mire. Tammy HaiL Ro" 9 L1sa Engle. Tamm) a1n.

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PPER LEFr FHS maJOrettes take a step back m time. or IS 1t a "hop?" PPER RIGHT an You guess the 1dent1ty of the my'>tery band member?

CE TER LEFr The color guard and other maJOrettes perform at a basketball game. CE TER RIGHT Three year band member Donna Harper know\ mus1c take., a lot of hard work and practice. ABOVE "FHS band on parade." RIGHT These band members are really concentrating on their mu\ic at the annual vanety show

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I PPER LEFT D1d the umforms stretch

or the band members shrink? UPPER CE TER Donna, M1chele, and Barb smg to "Be Back m the addle Again." ABOVE " ow who took my baton ." CE TER Frankton maJOrettes are fa­mous for the1r kickhne. LEFT MAJORETrES (I. tor.) Row 1: Juhe Denison. Patty Stinnett. Lisa Kelly. Michele Waym1re. Gay Beamer. Jenmfer Farley. Eran Hall, Annette Harper. Ro" 2: Linda Brownmg. Sharon R1chardson. Julie Usfo, Karen Parker. Tammy am. Tracy Baker. Brenda Quear. Row 3: Juhe McClintick, Carol Turner, Bet y Brown.

The Choirs Keep Busy

The choral department's chedule was full this year, not

only with orne of their routine projects, but with orne new and interesting one . The oncert Choir and Glee tub partici­pated in selling popcorn to raise funds; they pre en ted their an­nual hri tmas program; and, they attended the Madi on Count horal e tival at Alex-

andria High chool on Mar. 17. The oncert hoir presented as their" ·pecial number" at the fe -tival "Row, row, row your boat," with special effect ·, and were highly prai ed. To top off the year they presented a very suc­ces ful version of Meredith Wit-on' "Music Man." As the chool

year came to an end, they pre­pared to sing at graduation.

RIGHT- GL CCL B (L tor) Ro" I J1m Jone~. M1ke Kmnaman. Bob Hcndnchon. Larry O'Bryant. Carl Staple!>. Tim Graham. Todd Tay: lor. Ron Hannah. Robert Cunnmgham Rtm 2 K1m Lee. Robyn Truex. Darla Fetty. Conn1e Tout. Jenny Crull . hcrry Gilbert, Three!>a [II_ Carla Burton, Deena Waym1re. arol O' Bryant. Penny P1cl.enng. Sheryl Ead . Row 3 arol Mar!>h. Lee Ann Martin. Barb R1gne} . Jenn1fer Hobb-.. Terc-.a Morgan. Karen Woodcocl. . Joyce

1ghbert. Mary Kcleburg. V1cky Dubuyuc. Ka­ren SeaL Row 4 K1m Lindzy. Diana 1ghbert. Karen Swaru. Cmdy Pruitt. Robm Dougla;. Tina Harn~on . ancy Walker. Patnc1a Mcintyre. Ll'>a l"lanagan. Janet Z1rkleback. She­ryl We<,t Row 5 Rob1n H1lton. Brenda Wool\. Mar;ha h1vely. Dem<,e Ed"ard-.. Den"e h;her. Kalea1a May. Jodeen Ba'>ey. Rhonda I meL Luci­nda M1chaeL

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LEF-T: CO CERT CHOIR (I to r.) Row I Rob Vauta\\. Phil Hendnck. Todd Crowder. M1ke Crowder. Den1w, B1bb. Bruce Pntchctt.

cott Taylor. Dav1d lleath . Jeff Ger-.torff. Greg Plummer. Ro" 2 Ina Su.,.,er. R~ehard Bncker. Phil H1att. fim orman. Greg Miller. R1cl.. Qua­tie'>. Terry beet>. Tern Davl>. Peggy \\an. Gall Brown . Row 3 Theresa Weaver (accom.). Te­rc'>a Jad . .,on. Derna nool.. Tan Sidwell. Do­reen Bartlo". Heather Jacl.-.on . Roxanna Hart . Billie England. Paula H1ght. Tere'>a Carter. Rc­gma Wnght. Fa) Kln'>er. Ro" 4 Beth Quarle'>. Jam1e Surber. Lec1a Foi'>om. L1sa Be'>t. Julie Wheat. Jana Sheward . Kath\ Carter. Debb1e Knott'>. Tcre-.a H.~rmon. Shirletta Ryan. Barb B1bb. Ro" 5 Karen Gulm1re. L!!>a ~1ttl.ampcr. Lcatha Smith. Ll'>a Ale\ander. Jill ~ood"de'>. Laura Small. Donna Harper. C1ndy Ia). Lon

trange"a). Ellen W!ltcvecn . Row 6 G.t) Bea­mer. Donnctta Beaver. M1chele Wa;m1re. Ml'>ty Jacl..,on. D1ane II port . Becl.) L ndernner. D1anc Galaher. K1m Wheat. Laura Adam>. Lana Canfield . Chn; Rupp.

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Swing Choir Takes Fifth Annual Tour

IT D' fifth annual tour wa one of the be t. Jenning Count , Crothersville, and Edgewood in Ellettsville were the h ols treated in outhern Indiana.

Earlier in the year, the Frank­ton Lion ' club and Frankton Junior High teachers were among many group that

nited delighted. Then all of

RIGHT: WI G HOIR (I. to r.) Row I M1~ty Jackson, L1~a W1ttkampcr, Billie England, Diane Allport. Row 2 hris Ab h1re, Terry SheeL'>. Bruce Arnold , Scott Gilham, M1ke Sheward. GeoffGer­storff. Row 3 Lecm Fobom. mdy Clay. Barb B1bb, Chm Rupp. Jane Leather~ . Roxanna Hart, Michele Waym1re, Beth Quarle~. Heather Jackson . Row 4 Paul Hogge, Jon R1sk , Bruce Pntchctt, Phd Hendnck, R1ck Quarle~ . Dav1d Heath, Mike rowder. Jerry Etch1son, Todd Crowder, Denms B1bb.

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Frankton wa invited to the pre­tour how. The FHS tudent body wa next on the list. Fi­nall , the two junior high caught sight of the how which included ong of a fa t, quick pace. "That Song i a Driving Me raz ," "Life I A Worth Singing," "Rhythm of Life," and "George M." highlighted thi year's tour.

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Girls' Track Fells Eight Records in '77

In traditional t le, the girl ' track team ended the year with a winning sea on at a 5-4 mark . Eight chool record fell a the girl put forth their be t effort . The broken record included: Tamm Couch, 80 yard run; Ja­net John on, mile run; Marcia Knepp, Tammy Hall, Mel White,

Donnetta Beaver, 440 rela ; Tammy Hall, Mel White, Don­nella Beaver, Tammy ouch, 880 rela ; Kerry Hockema, Tammy Hall, Mel White, Tammy ouch, 880 medley relay; Tammy Couch, softball throw; Donnetta Bea er, long jump; and Terrie Couch, shot put.

RIGHT GIRLS' TRA K TEAM (1. tor.) Row 1: Mrs. athy Huntsmger. Dori Super. Elhe chmink. Chns Rupp, Mel While. Tammy Ba1ley. Theresa Weaver. Kerry Hockema. Kathy Wade. Row 2: Donnetta Beaver, Cindy Clay. Jane Leather . Tina Galaher, Peggy Clark , Tammy Hall. Julie Brashear. Donessa Beaver. Row 3: Tammy Couch. Terne Couch, Janet Johnson. Ann Sims. Mama Knepp. Kammy Dawson, Chn Blackson. Mananne Anderson . UPPER RIGHT Peggy Clark throws the softball. CE TER LEFf Janet Johnson breaks the mile record CE TER RIGHT Cindy lay strives for first place m the long JUmp. OPPOSITE PAGE: UPPER LEFf Donnetta Bea­ver works at breakmg the h1gh jump record .

PPER RIGHT Chris Blackson manages to 'over­come' another hurdle . CE T R LEFf Mrs Huntsmger checks t1mes for the record sheet. CE TER RIGHT Jane Leathers hands off to Kerry Hockema. LOWER LEFf - Julie Brashear tne. to arch her v.av over the bar • LOWER RIGHT Peggy Clark pushes for the fiN place wh1le Cindy lay follow\

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Mt. Vernon W~Del

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henandoah Hamilhln HIS

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FHS 38 31 3 57 56 71 65 S8

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Eagles Tie for 2nd in Track WRC Tourney

The Eagles wrapped up their '77 eason with an excellent 8-3 record. They seemed to b a strong '. econd' as they grabbed second place tini he in both the Pendleton Heights and Hamilton Heights Invitational , as well a coming in econd in 3-way meets with Ham. Hts. and Mad . Grant. They al o tied for econd in the White River Conference meet. In that tourney, Mike Baker and Mick Daw on grabbed fir t for the Eagle in the 100 and 220, and the shot put, re pectively. The two were named All-confer­ence for those performances. An­other outstanding performer for the Eagles wa Marc DeBonis who set a new chool record in the di cus.

UPPER RIGHT TRACK TEAM (I to r.) Row 1: Denny Sheward. Randy Mar­low, Mtke Sheward, Allen Hall, Sco!l Haney, Steve Fuller. Mtck Dawson , Lori Strangeway (mgr.), Mtchele Waymtre (mgr.), Coach Phil Davis. Row 2: Ben Hall, Barry Kelly, Les Hta!l. Dave Clark. Jtm Rtchardson, Delbert Wright, Mtke Appleby. Mark Smllh , Demse tchtson (mgr.). Row 3: David Me ulloch, Tracy Kuklenski, Jay Whitaker, Tom Gish , Ke­vin Ault, Eddie Mort, Jtm O'Donnell, Kenny Mtller, Randy Murray. Row 4: Levt Cox, Dean heetham, Jeff Furntsh. Brian Bishop. Kenny Pardue, Kurt Gran­ger, Don Kmdred.

VARSITY TRA K SCORES

heridan es Del

Ham. Hts. 67 Mt. Vern . Mad. Grt. 67 Alex Flwood 60 Alex. 46 Shen. 57 Lapel 38 Pend. Hts. lnv. 2nd out of 8 Ham. HL~. lnv. 2nd out of 4 Elwood lnv . 2nd out of 7 WRC Tourney tied for 2nd

FHS 80 75 52 66 58 -z 64

UPPER LEFf Before a race, the runners line up tensely as senior Randy Marlow looks on.

PPER RIGHT Freshman Jeff Fur­nish paces h1mself for the finish . LEFf David McCulloch races to pull ahead on his leg of the medley. ABOVE· Mike Baker seems to lead with ease as the other runners stram to keep up.

OPPO II E PAGE: MIDDLE LEFf Freshman hurdler Brian Bishop makes h1s run for a blue ribbon. LOWER LEFf Freshmen J1m Rich­ard on and Jeff Fum1sh pace them­selves at the beginning of the race. LOWER RIGHT ot all Frankton firsts come easy, as the express1on of pain. and the followmg exhau uon. how on this runner's face.

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PPER LEFT Donnetta Beaver clears the bar by a wide margm in a record- etting performance.

PPER RIGHT Steve Fuller leads the way for Ben Hall m the low hurdles. MIDDL LEFT Tammy Couch once agam crosse' the fin1sh )me 10 first place after the 44(}.yard run . MIDDLE RIGHT M1ke Sheward IS p01sed and ready for action. ABOVE Jim Richard on. Jeff Furn1sh. and Pat Hudson run neck and neck with two Alexandria runners. RIGHT colt Haney gnmaces as he "kicks" the final stretch.

Golfers Paced by Young Squad Although the 1977 Frankton

golf team truggled to only a 2-6 eason, the de ire and concentra­

tion were still there . Junior Jeff Munger led the Eagles in all eight of their matche and the quad lo t only two senior thi

year, Eric Hud on and Jon Ri k. The team' wins came early and

at the end of the ea on . They first beat Mt. Vernon and later beat We Del. The Ia t game of the ea on with Shenandoah and an earlier match with heridan were cancelled. The re erve · added a 3-5 record with victorie again t Mt. Vernon, Wapahani, and We Del.

193 331

77 180 195 321 360 182 185 328 357

Wes Del 201 194 Conference held on Ma 19

ecuonal held on May 30

PPER LEFT John Swan demonstrates the concentration and coordmauon 11 takes to golf. MIDDLE LEFT - Phil Etchison, John wan, and an opposmg golfer watch with In-

terest as another golfer shoots for the green . MIDDLE RIGHT After selecting the proper club. Bruce Hughes stnkes off m search of h1s balL LEFT Gary Claxon prefares to tee off for the next h !e. ABOVE GOLF TEAM (L tor.) Row 1: Jef Munger, Eric Hudon. Bruce Hughe . Larry Sh1vety. oach Jim Fletcher. Row 2: Edd1e Evans, John Swan. harile Wil ­liamson, Ph1l Etchison, Rex Alexander, Jon R1sk .

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Anderson Victory Highlights Spring Season

The '76 summer conference proved to be a disappointing campaign for the FHS ba eball team . The Eagle tried for fourth place with a 6-8 record. Harry Schmink led the FHS hitting at­tack and a! o led the league in run while being named honor­able mention in the WRC, along with teve Fuller. Jerry Emmons wa named All-WR and re­ceived co-MVP honors with Schmink. Mark ox was named captain, while teve Mundell re­ceived the 'Most Improved Player' award.

In the spring of '77, II let­termen returned from a team ~._.,..., .. ~ .•. , ' [" . ... ~ ~ - . ..

that won II ballgames and fin-i hed 4th in the WRC. Six enior lettermen will be lo t after thi year, including four-year man Randy Parker and AII-WRC player Jerry Emmon .

The Eagle won their first game, but an early sea on hitting lump cau ed some problem . A

highlight of the ea on was a 6-5 victory over Ander on on the strong pitching of Emmon . Poor weather put the spring season in a balk, but the Eagles looked for­ward to a fine summer program. Freshman Dean Riddle was the first fre hman to make the var ity since Parker did so.

RIGHT 1977 BASEBALL TEAM (1. tor.) Row 1: Donnetta Beaver (bat g1rl), Julie tosser (bat g1rl). Row 2: Steve Fuller, Barry England, Don Knotts, Steve Marsh, Ron Betz, Randy Parker. Row 3: Coach Phil Abernathy, Jerry Emmons, Bruce Pritchett, Dan Etch1son, Dane Whetsel, Steve Mundell, Coach Tom Urban. Row 4: Dean R1ddle, Tom Beeman, Andy Melling (mgr.), Tim Wade, Peter Me amee (mgr.), Tony Hughes. ABOVE One of Frankton's men IS caught run­ning too far past the bag.

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Highland 11. Vernon

Ander on (Sec. ) Conference g m~: Wes Del Shenandoa h Yorktown Pend . H t- . H1ghland Lapel Mt. Vernon Wes Del Yorktown Pend. Hts. H1ghland Lapel Shenandoah Mt. Vernon

BA EBALL

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!wood Dalev1lle (DH )

estficld Lapel {DH)

Marlon Bennett Alexandna (DH) And rson "T1pton

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UPPER LEFf Steve Fuller tnes to bunt h1s way aboard. UPPER RIGHT - Dane Whetsel tags the bag for the out a Tom Bee­man runs in from right field. MIDDLE LEFf The Eagles rally as Barry England h1ts one to left field. MIDDLE RIGHT P1tcher Jerry Emmons pitches one for a needed strike. LEFf Managers Peter Me amee and Julie losser take the tats. ABOVE- Steve Fuller crosses the plate for another Eagle run.

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RIGHT teve Marsh relca es h1s ne~t pitch for a trike. B LOW Don Knott awaits the pitch . MIDDL RIGHT The Eagle bench watche the1r team\ defen e. LOW R LEIT Dan Etchison makes contact for a base h1t. LOW R RIGHT Tom Beeman wa1ts for h1~ opponent's p1tch .

LEFT Coach rban lays the ground rules before the game with the umpires and the op­posing coach. ABOVE atcher Don Knotts reaches for a low pitch . MIDDLE LEFT Steve Fuller catches a glimpse of the action. UPPER RIGHT Dane Whetsel slides mto second as the inning ends. UPPER LEFT Randy Parker winds up for the next pitch.

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Busy Times for Class of '77 Senior started the year off by

working n the Homecoming fe -tivitie . The nominating of queen candidates Robyn Truex. Lana

anfield, Jane Leather , and Tammy Baile wa conducted by enior boy in September. Bu

and tediou work c mpleted the homecoming float with the slo­gan, "Eat 'em Up Eagles."

On October 23, 1976, twelve girls competed for the title of "Frankton' Jr. Mi s." Although all of the girl won in the way of friends and experience, Li a Wit-

LAURA ADAMS MIKE ANDERSO ROBERT ALEXA DER BRU E AR OLD: Swing

hoir. F-Troop

TAMMY BAILEY: Home­commg Queen and1date, Hoos1er Girls' State, Honor So­ciety, Cheerleader (I 0), FC A STEVE BARDON ER: Eag­lite, ewspaper, wmg Ch01r,

oncert Ch01r JOY E BEEMA DEBBIE BEST: FHA, Glee Club

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tkamper won the crown; There a Weaver wa fir t runner up and Gail Brown wa awarded the "Spirit of Jr. Mi s."

By April, eniors were ready for graduation, although there were till ix week of school left. The fir t week of May saw se­niors receiving their caps and gowns. On May 7th the seniors were honored at the pr m given by the junior cia .

On May 22, 1977 the senior cia at Frankton became men and women of the world .

RIGHT Both teams race for the ball . B LOW Senior FBLA members VISI! a local bank vault. LOWER LEFT Annette Harper and Barb D1shman know to listen attentively in shorthand class. LOWER LEFT lass Officers and ponsors : Ll a Wittkamper, The-resa Weaver, Denny Sheward, M1ke heward , Mrs. Andrew, Mr Bartlow. OPPOSITE PAGE: UPPER RIGHT Mel Whne looks for a new partner for this song. LOWER LEFT Jr. M1ss onte tants excitedly await the announce­ment of the winner. LOWER RIGHT Barb B1bb and Fay Kmser hsten attentively to their band director. Mr. M1ller

RA AE BETZ: FBLA SHERI BEVER: ational Honor Society, Pep lub (9,10,11}, Girls Track Manager (9). FBLA (Pres.) BARB BIBB: Band (Pres.), Drama Club, Honor Society, Swing Choir, FEA (V. Pre . ) PAMBOHA 0

DEA A BOYER: Glee Club (10.11,12), Librarian (11.12) DIA A BRADDlCK : French Club, Eaglite, Honor Society. French Honor Society, Drama Club, Pep Club GAIL BROWN : auonal Honor Society, Honor Soc1ety. Jr. MISS )pirit Award PE Y BROEG

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