W1th the arr1val of graduation announce­ments and memory books, May 16 no lon­ger seemed a far off dream but a very real and somewhat fnghtening day. S1gn1ng memory books (1-r) are Donna DeFord, Shelly Mann, and Jul1e Cunn1ngham.

BRAD McFERRAN Football, Teen of the Month-12 . KATHY JEAN McKEE : MaJorettes, Span­ISh Club Pres1dent , Health Club, Con­cert Choir, Show Cho1r, Nat1onal Span1sh Exam Award-10, Outstand1ng Cho1r Stu­dent Award-10 . LORA L. McLEMORE : FHA, French Club, FOW, OEA, Honor Society , English Award -9, Typ1ng-10. Bank Teller Award-12 , Who's Who Among Amer1can H1gh School Students. TOM McMAHAN : Freshman Wrestl1ng .

JOE McPHEARSON PENNY MALDEN : Eagl1te, French Club, Drama Club, Health Club - President, W1ngs, Award for Bus1ness Manager of Wings and Eagllte , Award for Advertising Manager of Wings and Eagllte . MICHELLE R. MANN : Band , Jazz Band , Select Cho1r, Span1sh Club, Concert Cho1r, FOW, Health Club. KATHY MADONNA MASSEY Health Club, Mat Maid.

LORA ANN MICHAEL: Span1sh Club, Health Club. DONALD KENT MODLIN: Pep Club, Head Photographer and Photo Ed1tor for Eagllte . MARY LOU MULLENS: Pep Club, French Club Secretary, French Honor Soc1ety, Drama Club, Concert Cho1r, Girls' Glee Club, Honor Society, Engl1sh Award-10 . KELLI KYM MUNGER: Track, Cheerlea­der, FCA, Pep Club, Drama Club, FOW, Health Club, Prom Queen Cand1date.

RUTH E. MURRAY: Med ta Club , FOW, Health Club, FHA , Chotr, Gtrls ' Glee Club, Drama Club, Chotr Award - 11, FHA Award -9 , 10. MAX E. MURRELL : Basketball , Footba l l , Track FFA . GLENN MUSICK DAVID NIVENS : Cross Country , Track, Let­terman's Club

DAVID ALAN NUTT: Track LAURA ANN O' DONNELL Volleyball Capta in, Track Captatn , Basketba l l, Pep Club, Spantsh Club, Drama Club - Vtce Prestdent, Thesp tans , French Club, Honor Soctety, Teen of the Month - 11 , Who 's Who Among High School Students- 11, Free Throw Award for Basketball - 11. DONALD LEE OGLESBEE Track , Foot­ball , Wrestltng, Spantsh Club, Drama Club. PAUL OTTO : Football, Track , French Club .

ANGELA DIANNE PACE . French Club, Art Club, FHA, Gnls' Glee Club, Art Award -10, 11, Art Scho larsh ip- 11, 12. LAURA ELAINE PARKER : MaJorettes, Boy 's Track Manager , Mat Matd, French Club , FOW Secretary ; Prestdent, Eagl­tte Staff, Wtngs ' Staff , Prom Queen Can ­dtdate , Homecomtng Queen .

DOUGLAS D. PARTLOW: Football , Base­ball, Spantsh Club, French Club, Pep Club, School Mascot, Show Chotr , Student Coun ­cil , Elk ' s Teen of the Month. TANYA LEE PIPES : Pep Club, French Club , FOW .

POLLY PRITCHETT : Pep Club, Drama Club, Health Club , FOW , Perfect Attendance Award 9 , 10. JAY RANDALL REITZ · Cross Country , Bas­ketball - Manager, Track , French Club, Honor Soctety - Treasurer .

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CLASS COLORS: Black and Grey

CLASS FLOWERS . White Rose

CLASS SPONSORS : David Bartlow Ivan Lamaster

VALEDICTORIAN: Hetdt Faust

SALUTATORIAN : Rhonda Welborn

CLASS MOTTO : " We keep yesterday's memories with us, while turntng the page that holds the future of tomorrow ."

JOSEPH RICH: Art Club, Art Award, Perfect Attendance Award-9, 10 JAMES ROBERTSON ILKKA SANKARI : Drama Club, French Club, Spanish Club KIM SHIRLEY

DICK SHULL: Football, Track. MICHELLE RENE' SILVEY: Mat Ma1d, Eaglite, French Club, Eagles' Wings, French Honor Society, Drama Club, Health Club- V1ce Pres1dent, Thespians -Clerk, Class V1ce President, Who's Who Among American High School Students . BRIAN ALLEN SPRAGUE: Football, Span1sh Club, Drama Club, Thesp1ans, Pep Club, School Mascot. JOE STAFFORD

SCOTT STAFFORD LAURA M. STANLEY: FHA, Art Club, Attendance Award-9, Art Award, FHA.

VICKI STANSBERRY TONY STILES

ROBERT M. STOHLER: Cho1r LORI SUE SUMNER FHA, Media Club­Vice Pres1dent, FHA Charm Award-9.

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TONYA ANNALEA TARTER : Art Club, Med1a Club Secretary , Art Award -10, 11 , Scholarship Award 11, 12 . KEVIN DALE THARP : Wrestling, Health Club, Drama Club, Vocal Solo Award -9 , Evangel1st1c Preaching Award -9 . JAMES BRADLEY WAYMIRE. Wrestling ­Capta1n, Football, 1982 Wrestl ing Sect1onal Champion, Eagles' W1ngs , Eaglite. JAMI WEAVER : Basketball , Golf , Track , Cross Country , Student Council Treasurer, Honor Soc1ety , Span1sh Club , Spanish Honor Soc1ety , Teen of the Month -11, Math Award - 11.

RHONDA SUE WELBORN : Football StatiStiCian , Jazz Band , Concert Choir, Select Choir, Show Choir Pres1dent , Spanish Club V1ce President , Spanish Honor Society , Pep Club, Drama Club, Honor Soc1ety - President , Health Club, Math Award-11 , 12, Span1sh Award - 10, DAR - 12 , Jun1or M1ss Scholastic Achieve­ment Award - 12 . ROBERT PAUL WHITEHAIR : Football , Basketball, Cross Country, Track, Letter­man 's Club, All-Conference Mile Relay-10, 11. KEVIN WRIGHT : Baseball, Track, Basket­ball, 1000 Po1nt Club. KEVIN J. WYCOFF: FFA, 4-H, FFA-Star Chapter Farmer Award.

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Decorat1ng the hallways was just one of the sectional festivi­ties. Lisa Krebs adds a touch of class for the sen1or hall.

Opening the Doors of the Future

Oosing the Doors of the Past

Is it the cap wh1ch needs adJuSting or . . ? Larry Johnson looks serious

about the whole matter .

S1sterly affection shown by Kathy McKee seems to make pal Rhonda

Welborn a b1t leery.

Perhaps a spell will make all the work diS­appear but from the look of the desk tops M1chele Silvey 's voodoo did not work .

Not P1ctured: DEEYA BROOKS TINA COMER JEFF JOHNSON MIKE MAY MIKE STANLEY PAULA TRAYLOR

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The Junior year brought many new experiences for the class of '83. Planning for their futures both for the immediate and dis­tant future . The juniors sold maga­zines to earn money for prom.

Magazine sales weren't as high this year as they were last, but they didn 't fall drastically. The col­or scheme for this year 's prom is " Rainbow."

Class officers this year included: Brad Hendrick, President ; Allan Browning, Vice President; Shelly Jenkins, Secretary; and Julie Hall , Treasurer . Cheerleaders from this year's Junior class were Tammy Ash, Mark Atwood , Marissa Bever­ly, David Furnish, and Brad Hen­drick with sponsors Mr. Bourke and Mrs. Dodd.

Karman Alford Karen Antrim Tammy Ash Mark Atwood David Baden

Sean Baltz Stephanie Barnett Mitch Barton Julie Basey Tom Benefiel

Rick Betz Marissa Beverly Jennie Bond Tom Bond Ginger Bott

Ben Braddick Brett Brashear Jennifer Brown Allan Browning Bart Burger

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Moving Up • 1n Class

Mason Cartwright Steven Chambers Jeff Chandler Douglas Chapple Jim Cleek

Jodi Condon Stephen Cooper George Crowell Angela Cunningham Denise Cunningham

Scott Curry Dave Davidson Lori Deford Michelle DeShong Skipper Doan

Kim Ellingwood Darren Fields Dean Fisher Eric Fox David Furnish

Leslie Gates Staci Ginder Julie Goodman Teresa Graham William Greene

Julie Hall Cathy Hammond Carmen Hastings Colette Hastings Angie Hellman

Tammie Hemme Brad Hendrick Carrie Henson Steve Hiatt Beverly Hinds

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Junior Jennie Brown takes a break at the club's skating party.

Not Pictured: Mike Brooks David Fountain Jeff Fulton Beth Hopkins Blaine Hosier Angie Hughes Brent Karr Patrick Melling Floyd Sims Tom Smith Steve Stigall Penni Vanhooser

Kammy Hires Leslie Hires Teresa Hodson Susan Huffman Lori Hutchison

Andy Jackson John Jackson Eric Jameson Shelly Jenkins Jim Jennings

Jeff Kellough Rita Kelly Dale Kinser Melissa Knepp Melissa Landon

Susie Lawrence Randy Lawson Debbie Leeman Becky Legg Karen Lennon

Beth Letsinger Scott LaVeque Tracy Lindzy Nangela Little Melinda McPhearson

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Kurt Whetsel Tony Whetsel Stacy Williams

Michelle McPhearson Scott McPhearson Sherri Mann Glen Massey Barbara Morrison

Lisa Morse Kent Mosbaugh Tina Naselroad Kelly Noble John Otto

Ron Parker Rob Parks Scott Patrohay Rob Peddie Mark Pickering

Brian Poor Scott Ray Kelly Riggs Kathy Rigney Jeff Robinson

Tony Rodriguez Erick Shell Frank Shetterly Patti Smith Tammy Smith

Vincent Swango Candy Taylor Debbie Tipton Tom Toney Dwight Trueblood

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Decisions ... Decisions ... Decisions ... After spending their first year in

high school being a little unsure of themselves, the class of '84 seemed to have adjusted to the life of a high school student. Throughout their sophomore year many decisions must be made. Whether or not to attend college after high school ranked among some of the most important deci­sions. Also they must decide if Vo­cational School is the road they should take .

This year's class officers were: Ted Smith , President ; Teresa Ni­vens, Vice President ; Anne Beamer, Secretary; and Leslie Kuklenski , Treasurer . Cheer­leaders were: Beth Bell , Lisa John­son, Tara Justice, Lori Poor, and Sherri Weaver .

Susan Allison Tim Ashton Kelli Back Ann Bailey Cindy Baker

Darla Banker Brenda Barrett Tom Basey Anne Beamer Sean Beckstrom

Beth Bell Stephani Benefiel Cheryl Bevelhimer Darrell Bevelhimer Shawn Burt

John Byrd April Carpenter Jeff Claybaugh David Cleek Brenda Cochran

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Laura Dabney Mark Dalzell Jodi Davidson John Davis Michael Dellinger

Ron Delong Dave Dickerson Lori Elder Tony Everling Carrie Feight

Caryn Ferguson Tammy Garrett Steve Garrison Kelli Ginder Greg Gist

Mike Gustin Mary Harrison Rob Hart Tom Hayden Anne Hight

Krista Horn Lori Humbart James Humerickhouse Kelly Hyland Tara Jekel

Gary Jenkins Garry Johnson Lisa Johnson Tara Justice Angela King

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Sophomores Suzi Allison and Car­rie Feight smile for the photogra­phers.

Suzi Kiplinger Brian Knotts Leslie Kuklenski Billy Legg Judith Leisure

Tammy Lennon Dewayne Long Bret McCord Troy McElfresh Becky McGinnis

Rod McPhearson Lisa Mays Guy Merritt Tracie Miller Rhonda Musick

Teresa Nivens Lisa O'Donnell Teresa Oglesbee Jennifer Pace Rhonda Parker

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Mark Whitmer Tod Windlan Kim Wycoff

Heidi Plum Lori Poor Jerry Reasoner Rhonda Reitz Rod Rhodes

Bambi Riser Scott Robinette Kriss Runyan Laura Schaefer Chad Schattner

Tom Sheahan Kyle Small Dallas Smith Ted Smith Jerry Spencer

Toni Stanley David Stigall Annette Stotts Jodi Summers Kathleen Sumner

Scott Syverson Steve Tartar Tammy Tartar Agnes Taylor Jeff Tharp

Julie Wallace Andy Warner Sherri Weaver Laura Whetsel Steve Whitcomb

Not Pictured: Mitchell Cain Phil Cubel Cameron Gilbert Lori Gillespie Tracy Hoppes Kent Justice Kimberly Marcrum Jeff Stansberry

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Freshmen Have Class As summer ended and the

school doors opened once again many new faces of freshmen filled the halls.

Although we were defeated by the Huskies at homecoming the freshmen had their own celebra­tion by winning the float contest . The theme was " Breakfast Cere­als" and the winning entry was " Eagles (Post) Victory, Huskies (Total) Lost ."

This year started a new tradi­tion . Each underclassman voted

Micky Ancil Sam Bagienski Clara Bannon Scott Bardonner Leah Baugh

Brian Benefiel Ronda Betz Stephanie Blackford Daniel Bodkin Beverly Boone

Chris Bott Karen Bott Rob Boyer Tim Brown Rhonda Browning

Jeff Burt Holly Burwell Jon Cain Phillip Campbell Tammy Carper

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for a prince and princess . Repre­senting the freshman class were Holly Gillum and Craig Greene.

Freshman class officers were : Rob Smith, President ; Rick Del­linger, Vice President ; Rhonda Browning, Secretary and Treasur­er . Cheerleaders representing the freshman class were Rhonda Browning, Kathy Sheward , Shawna Sumner, and Michelle Venters . Sponsors were Mr. Sipe and Mr. Canaday.

Jason Chambers Sherri Chambers Nancy Chapple Randy Clanin Danny Clark

Jennifer Clarkstone Bob Cole Jeff Comer Lisa Conaway Bill Covell

Shannon Crowder Rhea Crowell Angie Cubel Jon Cunningham Scott Davidson

Rick Dellinger Tracy DeShong Mike Dickey Marty Dutcheteau Jeff Elder

Greg England Penny Estle Michelle Etchison Wendy Farr Karen Faust

Deborah Ferguson Julie Fettig Lisa Fisher Lisa Fox Jerry Galbreath

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Tracy Galbreath Marty Gates John Gentry Holly Gillum Angie Gordon

Bryan Granger Craig Greene Kristine Hall Tom Harper Melissa Hastings

Ty Hays Marsha Hendrick Saundra Hendricks Donny Hiatt Todd Hinton

Donald Holloman Angie House Kevin Hughes Les Humbert Ada Hutchinson

Dee Jackson Mike Jackson Jerry Jenkins Dianne Jimenez Melanie Jones

Angie Keirns Sue Kinley Trent Kinser Tonia Knotts Gavin Korn

Kevin Krebs JoEtta Larimore Louis Leeman Rod Legg Brenda Lehman

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Freshman Michelle Ryan cele­brates at a party for freshmen working on their float.

Michael Lemaster

Rhonda Lennon

Wesley Likens

Charley Lindzy Nina Long Curt Lucas La Ronda Lyons Tera McAdams

Kenton McFall Mark McQuinn Ben Manis Chrislyn Mast Tommy Mercer

Melissa Merritt Jan Mills Tasha Mundy Phil Munson Lisa Nivens

Chris Noel Kim Ogan Tom Ousley Fred Owen Brent Parker

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Pam Rodriguez and Jon Cain learn kitchen cuisine as they prepare a dish for the Spanish Club Chili Supper.

Not Pictured : Bobby Chambers Mike Corya John Couch Scott Cunningham Troy Cunningham Gwendolyn Dixon Eddie Murray

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Lora Parks Tom Patrohay Brad Patterson Nancy Perry

Joe Phillips Pat Plummer Todd Ray Richard Rich

Amy Richardson John Richwine Beth Anne Robinson Pam Rodriguez

Larry Roe Kevin Rogers Angie Ryan Michelle Ryan

Tina Ryan Gary Saylor Scott Seegraves Luke Seelen Kathy Sheward

Dennis Shively Rhonda Slagle Laura Smith Mark Smith Rob Smith

Keith Snook Tim Stansberry Jodie Stevens Mary Stinnett Joe Storm

Shawna Sumner Scott Tuttle Rich Vautaw Michelle Ventors Debbie Watkins

Doug Waymire Julie Weedman Laura Welborn Lisa Welker Todd Wesson

Vicky Whetsel Jeff Whitcomb Tami Whitehair Randy Wilson Roger Witcher

Teresa Wilson Gene Wood Todd Wright Duane Young

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Faculty in a class all their

Play1ng the role of a teacher IS indeed a very (versatile) JOb. Other than the guid­ance 1n the everyday classroom, teachers are perhaps also committed to coach1ng pos1t10ns or act1ng as sponsor to a partic­ular club or group. as some may not real­IZe, teachers work at: tak1ng t1ckets at home basketball games, official t1mers, announcers and scorekeepers, and other t1me consum1ng duties.

Of course, there are always the students that bel1eve teachers ex1st merely to har­ass or lecture students. But much to those students' surpnse, students and teachers al1ke dread the morning alarm as well as the homework of grad1ng papers JUSt as students do.

Filling out health reports is just one of Mrs. Ruth Bahler's jobs as the d1stnct nurse for area schools. Mrs. Bahler enjoys crewel embroidery, golf and inter1or de­corating.

Mr. Calv1n Bayley, vars1ty boys basketball coach, holds the job of athletic director. Mr. Bayley also teaches biology and at­tends many sporting events.

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Teaching 1n Math IS Mr. Phil Abernathy. H1s extra curricular JObs Include, asst. football and head golf coach. H1s summer act1vit1es are playing golf and do1ng odd JObS.

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A=L+C IS an equat1on wh1ch IS true asset to Mr. David Bartlow's accounting class. He also teaches typ1ng. Mr. Bartlow an­nounces at basketball games and keeps score at football games.

Miss Claire Boone teaches business clas­ses. She 1s also cheerleader and pep club sponsor as well as F.O.W. sponsor. Miss Boone enjoys jogging and racquetball.

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Guiding college students and scheduling girls for the following year is the job of Mrs. Marjorie Andrew. She enjoys farming as a hobby.

Mr. Rex Bauchert teaches 1n Mathematics. He is also assistant baseball and basket­ball coach. Mr. Bauchert enjoys running and bicycling.

Mr. Ned Bourke teaches Science and Math which includes: biology, physics, analysis and electronics. He IS also Junior class sponsor.

teaching. • •

Mrs. Em1ly Brown is one of the schools receptionists . Her jobs include typing, fil ­Ing and mailing. She enjoys playing bridge in her spare time .

Equat ions, lab, and more equations , might be familiar to some of Mr. Larry Canaday 's Chemistry students . He also teaches Bio­logy. Mr. Canaday enjoys farming and be­ing freshman sponsor.

Mrs . Carolyn Dodd teaches English and French . She is also French Club sponsor as well as the junior class sponsor. Mrs. Dodd's hobbies are reading, eating at French Restaurants, exercising and golf .

advising. •

Mr. Ron Buck teaches two dimens ional crafts and teaches elementary art at Frankton Jr. High School. He IS also g~r l s '

basketball head coach .

Mr. Otis Lee Walker Cress is shown here in a typical class discussion . Mr. Cress teaches Junior English. Wrestling and asst. football are his coaching positions.

Mrs. Fran Folsom is shown above decora­ting with Health careers which she is the sponsor . Mrs. Folsom teaches govern­ment, sociology, civics, first aid and phy­sical education .

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Mr. David Cagley tests the ears of stu ­dents in the West Central School Corpora ­tion and offers speech therapy to needy students.

" Now people " are the familiar words of Mr. Phil Dav~s . United States history tea­cher. Mr. Dav is coaches cross country and track and field . Gardening, running and refereeing basketball games are his hob­bies.

Advising the pnntmg of the school news­paper and printing classes and teaching mechanical and architectural drawing is Mr. Glen Fuller. He enjoys woodworking in his spare time.

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• • • • • • 1nsp1r1ng • • • counseling • • •

Perhaps evaluating a speech or a scene from a dramatiC play IS the speech and drama teacher Mrs. Carol Galbraith . She also teaches English . Mrs. Galbra1th spon­sors pep club , cheerleading, as well as drama club and thespians .

Volleyball is her game. Mrs. Huntsinger is the head volleyball and track coach . She teaches health, physical education and driver's ed. Sewing, horticulture and crafts are among the th1ngs she enjoys as her hobbies.

Sponsor of the Senior class as well as Honor Society is Mr. Ivan Lamaster. He is also Varsity basketball official timer. Mr. Lamaster enjoys home building in the summer.

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! Hola ! is one of the gestures Mrs. Karen Grooms may make while teaching her Spa­nish students. Mrs. Grooms also teaches English . She is the sponsor of both Span­ish club and the sophomore class .

Mr. Dennis Huntsinger shows us taking tickets at a home basketball game, is just one of the duties of a teacher. Mr. Hunt­singer teaches driver's education, metals, woods and drafting.

"Shh, quiet," may be the words of Mrs. Nina Lee, school librarian. She is the sponsor of Media club and is in charge of Audio Visual equipment.

Is he a student? The answer to that ques­tion is no. This man is Mr. Deward Hub­bartt, freshman and sophomore Engl1sh and literature teacher and sophomore sponsor.

Mr. Gordon Kerkhoff is shown above rest ­ing after a long hard day of administrating as principal. (A job he is retiring from after seven years)

At the head of the class, perhaps giving government notes on the overhead is Mr. Ord Weldon LeMaster. Mr. LeMaster teach­es government, economics and summer driver's education . He is also student council advisor . He enjoys antiques.

instructing • • • informing And

Yip ee io cow patty ! may be the appropri ­ate words for Mr. Tom Mitchell at a local FFA judging, for which he is the sponsor . He teaches Vo-ag. His after school posi ­tion is asst. boys' track .

Playing electronic football and making that touchdown was music to Mr. Bob Shipley's ears . Mr. Sh ipley directs the band and guard . Electronics, bicycling, and woodworking fulfill his spare time .

Playing the piano is an essential part of Miss Nancy L. Sugden's job as Choral director. She teaches G1rls' Glee , M1xed Choir and is the head of both Show Choir and the Musicals.

Mrs. Dor is Nolton's job is main ly handling the money in the ma in office . She is also in charge of the bookstore and many of the duplicating chores .

Mr. Kevin Sipe teaches Freshman Eng­lish, Journalism , and Student Publica ­tions . He IS also sponsor of the Freshman class . Photography and auto mechaniCS are his hobbies.

Is he a mov1e star? No, this Burt Reynolds look-alike is Mr. Jon Trippeer , assistant principal. Mr. Trippeer 's favorite Interests are sports related subjects.

Tak1ng a break from 1t all, is Mr. Robert Sharnowske , head footba l l coa ch. He teaches social stud ies. Sk11ng and f ish ing are among the th 1ngs he enjoys most.

" Mm Mm good ", IS what some students say about the foods made 1n Mrs. Karen Sm1th 's Home Econom1cs class. She IS the sponsor of FHA .

"Go team go" , may be the words heard from asst. football coach , Mr. Tom Urban . He is also head baseball coach . Mr. Urban teaches psychology and phys1cal educa­tion. His fam1ly and any sports related area are his favor ite hobb1es.

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Changing Roles As years pass by, many things

change among the school corpo­ration . This year there have been a few role changes in the school administration.

From principal of Madison Grant School to assistant superinten­dent of the West Central School Corporation was a big role change for Mr. Paul Davis. Although Mr. Davis came from Madison Grant, he first originated his career here at Frankton . Mr. Davis is in his thir­ty-first year of administration. He has held such jobs as coach , teacher, athletic director, assis­tant principal , and principal. Mr. Davis said he really enjoys doing new things.

West Central Community School Board of Trustees: Row 1: Gene Heniser, superin­tendent ; Charles Clark, President; Fred St. John , Secretary. Row 2: Daniel Davisson, Attorney ; Paul Davis, Administrative Assis­tant; George L1kens , Kenneth Hos1er, Da­VId Woodward , Ronald Stephenson.

Bus Drivers: Row 1: Melanie Jent, Ronnie Sm1th , Ward Jackson, Joyce Basey. Row 2: R1chard Fox, Paul Lennon, Harold Ebert , Dorinda Ebert, C.O. (Warren) Cox, Don Hall.

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Mr. Gene Heniser, for example, took a change of role from assis­tant to the Superintendent's job . Mr. Heniser is very familiar with the field of education . His back­ground in education includes coaching for six years, holding the principal spot at Frankton for fif­teen years and assistant principal at the Frankton junior high school. Mr. Heniser has spent a total of twenty-six years in administra­tion . Although his job of Superin­tendent is a move farther from the young people which he enjoyed , Mr. Heniser says he enjoys his work and has fantastic people to work with .

Changing

Marjorie Andrew

Lifestyles After 7 years in the position as

principal , Mr. Gordon Kerkhoff is retiring after a total of thirty-five years in the education field .

Mr. Kerkhoff said that he would really miss the students and ac­tivities of school.

He and his wife are planning to travel to Europe, build a house near Frankfort, Indiana, and try to stay young.

Counseling since 1960 has been Mrs. Marjorie Andrew. She has been in the field of education for thirty-nine years. She has worked for the Purdue University Exten­sion service for five years, and two years in the military.

After retirement Mrs. Andrew and her husband plan to travel and live on their farm. Gordon Kerkhoff

Cafeteria staff: Dawn Truex, Mildred Legg, Manager; Janet Kinser, Mary Everest, Con­nie Wells , Carolyn Whitaker, Joyce Kenne­dy, Cashier.

In a rare moment of leisure the school cus­todians agreed to pose: Larry McCrary, Charles Allison , Ann McCrary, Bob Hook, John Alexander.

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60/Ciubs Division

After a grueling day of school­work there are always activities to keep us busy. There are many clubs, sports and after-school ac­tivities to keep students interest­ed in high school. Many clubs are a branch off of some classes. This develops a better understanding towards many subjects which are only explained in the classroom. Going to foreign restaurants and helping out in a nursing home de­velops the interesting part of a class .

Drama plays and musicals bring out talents in our student body many people never have a chance

to see. It helps bring a friendship out among many students who spend long hours at practices.

Sports programs are an exciting chance for not only the players to show their abilities but it also gives students a chance to get together and show how proud we are of our friends.

Camps and workshops through­out the summer help express and build our talents in many areas.

Our clubs are a very important part of high school. They help friendships form as well as talents grow.

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