Franklin High School - Franklinite Yearbook (Franklin, PA)

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Mr. Karl M. Russell Superintendent VVith all due appreciation, the class of 1941 renders its last salute to Mr. Russell, our superintendent, who, in standing by us through our four years in Franklin High School, has given valuable assistance and proved sincere friendship. May he be as much of an inspiration to classes which graduate in years -hence as he has been to us.

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Franklin School Board Mr. Carey VV. Peck ............ ............. p resident Mr. Benjamin H. Pardoe ...... .......... v ice president Mr. Frank Riddle .................. .................................... t reasurer Dr. Fred W. Brown Mr. 'Carl B. Daniels Dr. D. C. Blanchard Mr. Charles E. Quinn Miss Helen Black .......... .................................... s ecretary The School Board operates on a committee plan, with the business divided into seven major committees as follows: Finance: This committee has charge of preparing the 'budget and setting the tax levy after the budget has been established. Teachers: Selecting and recommending teachers for their assignments and salaries constitutes the work of this committee. Supplies: This committee selects and purchases all supplies. Building and grounds: All fbuilding, reconditioning and constructing of new buildings, and also repairs and improvements come under the jurisdiction of this committee. Books: To this committee falls the task of selecting and purchasing all texts and library books. Music: This committee selects instruments and recommends for purchase all equipment and supplies used fby the music department. Athletic: The athletic program must be approv-ed by this committee. It recommends the coaches and assistant coaches and acts in conjunction with the athletic council in carrying out the athletic program of the school. The Board meets on the second Tues-day of each month in the board room of the junior-Senior High School building. Prior to this meeting, it is customary for each committee to hold a mee-ting to discuss business that this committee wishes to propose at t-he meeting. Usually the committee determines the program and presents it as a unanimous proposal, which facilitates the meeting and eliminates unnecessary discussion. XViithout the care and thought which this group bestows on the organization of our educational program, the school could not exist. To them we owe a debt of gratiiude for the time and effort expended in our behalf. t l

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Francis Frank Zagar 'Toar Class Presidenit - - 2-3--4 Hi-Y ---- - 2-3-4 Olriclhestva ---- 2-3'4 Debafte 'Cl-ulb - - - 2-3-4 Sfpeaker ideluxee-our class -was honored 'with his ipresenice amd presidency. Glenn Weaver Hammerlee lCHaim!m7I Class Treasurer - - 4 Football - ..-- 4 AfCa'pe1la ICfh'oir, Pres. - 4 Prom committee - - 3 What at voice! - Whait a -man-! - :he isings, -man- fages, Iacts, leads, ipllays foot'bal1. Class Cificers Elizabeth Katherine Hill HBetS!9 Frenfch Club - 3-4 Senior .play - 4 Vi+ce-president ---- 4 Franklinitenstafif - - 3-4 Blond - petite-a .person- ality Hplus gran-de. Jack Pearson Monitie Foot-ball - - - 4 Basketbvall - - - 3-4 Prom committee - - - 3 Franklinite stlapflf - - 3-4 A ste-adyiing inzfliuence not only in sports but ill school life as well.