Franklin High School - Oskey Yearbook (Franklin, MA)

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□ MARION HOLMES English Miss Holmes has endeared herself to all her pupils by her charming personality. Her classes have always been interesting because of her cheerful manner of teaching. We are sure that her pupils will take away with them a pleasant memory of her. HENRI BEANE Basketball Coach, Economics, English, Problems of Democracy This year was Mr. Beane’s first season as coach of the basketball team here, and under his direction it made a good record playing in fast company. As usual, Mr. Beane ' s classes were most interesting, his subtle humor keeping his classes wide-awake and making them enjoyable as well as educational. FRANCES KEEFE Bookkeeping, Typewriting Miss Keefe ' s popularity with the students, a keen sense of humor, and the ability to teach the mysteries of book¬ keeping have made all of her classes interesting and successful. Her expert handling of our new organization, the Athletic Association, proved successful and we hope she will continue to carry on such fine work. ROBERT A. HANCOCK History, Business Practice, Salesmanship Mr. Hancock joined us in our Sophomore year. His style of teaching and his sense of humor quickly made him one of the more popular teachers of our school. Page Fourteen Nineteen Hundred Thirty-Nine

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PRISCILLA BULLUKIAN Shorthand, T yping, Office Practice, Commercial Geography and Law The success of the business student falls on the accurate and efficient teaching of Miss Bullukian. Miss Bullukian is always helpful and friendly to all the students who sought advice from her. We shall always remember her for the business office atmosphere in which she conducted many of her classes. JOHN F. RODGERS Manual Training, Mechanical Drawing To many of the students, Mr. Rodgers gives the im¬ pression of being very reserved and quiet. But those who were in his classes know that he is just the opposite. We salute him as a swell” teacher. GEORGE COLBERT History, Civics, Athletics, Business Practice Why is U. S. History popular with the Seniors? — because the Coach” teaches it, of course. Because of his personality and his manner of teaching, the coach ' s classes are the ones to which all students look forward. His excellent work has been one of the chief reasons for the popularity of athletics among the students. JOSEPH DePASQUA Italian, Commercial Law, Geography A true friend of both the faculty and the students of F. H. S. is Mr. DePasqua. His methods of teaching are admired and respected by his students. Mr. DePasqua was our faculty adviser. We wish to thank him for his un¬ dying efforts to make all our events successful and also for his untiring work on the Oskey.” Nineteen Hundred Thirty-Nine Page Thirteen

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GORDON FITZPATRICK Mathematics, History Mr, Fitzpatrick joined us in our Junior year. He im¬ mediately won the admiration of the whole school. He had the job of replacing Mr. Doherty, who was made Principal. We are glad to say that he has filled this posi¬ tion very satisfactorily. J. MURRAY STEVENS Science, Biology, Economics, Band, Orchestra Mr. Stevens joined us in our Junior year. He was one of the best-liked teachers in F. H. S. He will also be re¬ membered for his untiring efforts in furthering the prog¬ ress of the Band and Orchestra. DOROTHY LINDBLAD Home Economics This is the first year Miss Lindblad has been with us and she has already become a good friend to all of us. Miss Lindblad is taking Miss Hathaway’s place teaching Home Economics and having charge of the cafeteria. HOWARD ABBOTT French, English Mr. Abbott joined us in the middle of our Senior year. Regardless of the fact that he has been teaching at F. H. S. only a short while, he has won the respect of both the facult y and the students. Nineteen Hundred Thirty-Nine Page Fifteen