Franklin High School - Oskey Yearbook (Franklin, MA)

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i •-o- The Staff of the Oskey wishes to express to the following people deep appreciation of the assistance received in publishing the year book : To Mr. Patty, for his valuable suggestions and willing assistance. To Mr. Fraser, for his fine staging of the Senior Play. To Miss Wiggin, for all her valuable assistance in helping to edit this year book. To the faculty of the Franklin Pligh School for their generous support. To the whole Senior Class for its loyal support, and to the individuals, for the time and effort they have spent in writing up material for the Oskey. To Mr. Ralston of the Sentinel Press, for the excellent workmanship of this book. To Mr. George Yesie, for his careful work in making the pictures for the Oskey. To Mr. Eben FI. Tarr, the agent of the Graphic Arts Company, for his willingness to suggest improvements in our engravings. To the Merchants, for the support they have shown in ta king adver¬ tising space in the year book. To Alvin Landry, editor-in-chief of last year’s Oskey. for his efforts to make this year’s Oskey a success. [ 14 ]

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i (@skeg € taff -o- FLORENCE TUFTS Editor-in-Chief CHARLES MASI Business Manager NORMA TRACY As sociate Editor EDWARD ACKLEY Associate Business Manager Editorial Committee Barbara Hudson John Clapp Raymond Feeley Persis Crowell Dorothy Abbott Helen Miller Michael Vignone Howard Laundry Evelyn Rattle Financial Committee Edward Kussmaul Thomas McCarthy Robert McMorrow Clare McMorrow Madeleine Clark Robert Bourbeau Helen Pendleton Philip Baiona Ambrose McWilliams Evelyn Yadisernia Lincoln Dana Faculty Adviser Miss Wiggin [ 13 ]

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Jarultg Wt rarttratlgi tljank ant Hflotirii ifarultg fur tfyrir rxrrllritt preparation anb afcuire wljirtj tljeg kaue ptuen ub tt|rnugl| ttjeir pernuitent efforts. Edward E. Abell, B.P.E. Boys’ Physical Teacher We owe our very promising track team to Mr. Abell. Without a doubt, a more appreciated instructor and coach will be hard to find. Ann C. Callahan, B.S.S. Typewriting and Shorthand Curiosity got the best of us when we j o first heard her counting to her type¬ writing class, but we soon got accus¬ tomed to that, however. Delphine Carpenter Music We shall never forget our music peri¬ ods when we were in the presence of M iss Carpenter. She was very sociable indeed, but she never told us the secret of where to find “The Lost Chord.” [ 15 ]