Franklin High School - Oskey Yearbook (Franklin, MA)

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i MARION LITTLEFIELD Bates College A.B., Boston University LATIN — ENGLISH — PENMANSHIP Miss Littlefield is one of our best friends and knows both our faults and (rather doubtful) virtues. Whatever subjects we study with her she inspires us to do our best. MRS. MARIE RILEY Dean Academy, Boston University Summer School SUPERVISOR OF MUSIC The Glee Club has prospered this year under the expert tutelage of Mrs. Riley. JOHN F. RODGERS Fitchburg Teachers College MANUAL TRAINING Students with mechanical ability find an able instructor in Mr. Rodgers who has a congenial and understanding nature. ALICE WIGGIN Hyannis Teachers College, Radcliffe College A.B., Boston University and Harvard Summer Schools ENGLISH I hroughout the years Miss Wiggin’s helpful and under¬ standing nature has aided the students through many diffi¬ culties. Sound reasoning power and an understanding and appreciation of literature are only a few of the valuable assets one gains from her classes. Page Sixteen

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MARIE C. HYDE Trinity College A.B., Boston University M.A. HISTORY The success of Miss Hyde ' s history classes is due, no doubt, to her up-to-date manner of teaching an ancient subject. FRANCES C. KEEFE Regis College, B.S.S. SHORTHAND — TYPEWRITING — BOOKKEEPING This is Miss Keefe’s first year at High School and she has been well received by the students. HOWARD LAUNDRY Arnold College B.S. in Physical Education BOYS’ PHYSICAL DIRECTOR T he informality of his manner of conducting his classes has won Mr. Laundry much popularity and cooperation from the students. MARION E. LAWRENCE Lmiversity of Vermont B.S., Breadloaf School of English FRENCH —ENGLISH Miss Lawrence’s abilities are not confined solely to teaching, but extend also to the field of dramatics as seen in plays produced by the Teachers’ Club. Page Fifteen

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MRS. IRENE K. WIGHT Massachusetts School of Art SUPERVISOR OF DRAWING Mrs. Wight is always willing to cooperate with the students. Her help which was given to the yearbook staff was greatly appreciated by the Seniors. JVckttofHehgmmis Editors take this opportunity to thank all those who gave so generously and willingly of their time and ability to make this, the 1937 “Oskey,” possible. The various committees have our appreciation for the work which they accomplished. Especially do we wish to thank Miss Wiggin for the kind help she has given to us in advising and correcting. To all others who con¬ tributed in any way to our year book we extend our sincere gratitude. Edward Johnson — Editor Florence Feeley — Literary Editor PAGE SEVENTEEN