Franklin High School - Oskey Yearbook (Franklin, MA)

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ROBERT RUTLEDGE History Mr. Rutledge is a wonderful conversationalist, vocalist, and friend. We all envied his incessant energy in teaching history. J. MURRAY STEVENS Science, Biology, Band, Orchestra Our hats are off to you. Mr. Stevens, for your truly re¬ markable work in building up a new band and orchestra from green material. MARIE S. RILEY Supervisor of Music The splendid work of the Girls ' Glee Club is an example of the ability and competence of Mrs. Riley. IRENE K. WIGHT Supervisor of Art Mrs. Wight is a very able member of our faculty and she is always willing to give us the benefit of her artistic ability when we need it. Page Sixteen

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FRANCES KEEFE Bookkeeping, Typewriting Miss Keefe makes her classes bright by her charming personality. Through her pleasant manner of teaching, the intricacies of bookkeeping have been made comprehensible. HENRY BEANE English, Economics To Mr. Beane we owe the success of the Debating Club. Though he had very little material with which to work, he has, through his untiring efforts, given us a team of which to be proud. GORDON FITZPATRICK Commercial Geography and Law, Mathematics, History Mr. Fitzpatrick has won his place in the heart of every student. He has done an excellent job with the Hand Book, a book of introduction for the Freshmen, and we are sure they will profit by his efforts. DORIS LINDSEY Problems of Democracy, History, Economics Library As a new member of the faculty, Miss Lindsey has proven her ability to gain cooperation from the students. Page Fifteen

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MARY MOLLA Good nature and good sense are her companions.” Where ' s Mary? This is a question which you never failed to hear when you were in the office, for there was always someone in search of Mary ' s services. She was never too busy to give us a hearty greeting and to supply us with the information for which we were searching. To her goes our sincere thanks for the patience she has had with us for the past four years. Good luck, Mary, and if. at any time, your school days become too much for you, remember, The days of our youth are the days of our glory ’; we too shall be serious-minded citizens someday. A cknowledgments ' YX ’E, THE STAFF, wish to thank all those who have so willingly given of their time and talents to make our Oskey a realization. Special appreciation is due to the editorial committees for their fine work on the indi¬ vidual write-ups, and to the advertising and social com¬ mittees for their especially notable campaign to finance this book. Above all, may we extend sincere apprecia¬ tion to Miss Wiggin for correcting our material, and to Mr. DePascjua for his supervision and financial advice. To all these, and to any others who have served in any capacity, may we proffer our genuine appreciation and gratitude. Rage Seventeen