Franklin High School - Oskey Yearbook (Franklin, MA)

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151 Union Street Franklin “ BET ” None but herself can be her parallel.” Well, well, if it isn’t Betty, one of our well-known basketball stars. It cannot be denied that she was also a real good sport in more ways than one. A dance floor proved to be Betty’s joy and many ' s the night she has spent in happiness and bliss on the F. H. S. dance floor. As we all know, Betty is one of the prettiest girls in school. We certainly know that by the number of boys that are always about her. Betty is liked by all because she is so friendly with everyone. Anyone who knows her will agree that Betty is a grand girl and deserves all the success in the world. Junior Prom 3. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Freshman Acquaintance Party 4. Eti¬ quette Club 3. Cheer Leader 3, 4. Yearbook (Business Manager) 4. MARTIN ANDERSON 23 Dale Street Franklin “ANDY” ‘‘Art for art’s sake.” Meet the artist extraordinary of our class. Martin ' s books and note¬ books were always covered with his own clever pencil sketches of im¬ portant men and events of the day. Besides this talent, Martin also proved to be a good student. We cannot truthfully say he was always as serious as he should have been, but his air of contentment was a help to many of us who were inclined to worry too much. Martin will probably follow art, and with him go our best wishes for success. Freshman Acquaintance Party 4. Hallowe’en Party Committee 3, 4. Oskey (Production) 2, 3. Military Training 4. ROBERT LEWIS APPLEBY 353 West Central Street Franklin “ BOB ” Too much study weakens the brain.” Bob’’ Appleby seems to be one of the more ambitious boys of our class, as he went to work even before graduation. He is a quiet lad whose favorite sport seems to be roller skating at one of the nearby rinks. We are sure ’ Bob’’ will be successful in whatever work he chooses. Band 4, Military Training 4. THEODORE ARNOLD 206 Maple Street Franklin ' Shy at first, but a good sport when known.” Whenever something, needed doing quietly but efficiently, Theodore was the man contacted. We seldom knew whether he was around, so quiet were the actions of Theodore, but, in the end. what was expected of him was done and competently. Theodore was the object of many a young lady’s attention in his four years, but not once did he succumb to their attentions. To the very end he remained a man’s man but still maintained the admiration and respect of all his associates. Military Training 4. Page Twenty Nineteen Hundred Forty-One

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EUNICE PETITT Secretary Pleasant Street Franklin “A smile for each — a friend for all.” Eunice is always there with a smile and a helping hand when called upon. She is surrounded with friends, no matter where she is going. Active in all school activities, Eunice, with her gay smile and carefree manner, makes any occasion more enjoyable. A member of the Commercial department, Eunice mixed freely with all the pupils in the High School, making herself popular among all. We aren’t sure about Eunice ' s ambitions but we wish her all the luck possible in whatever she chooses to do. Ring Committee 3, 4. Junior Prom Committee 3. Blue and White 4. Basket¬ ball 4. Freshman Acquaintance Party 4. Hallowe’en Party Committee 2, 3, 4. Commercial Club 4. Oskey 1, 2, 3, 4. Class Officer—Secretary 2, 3, 4. MARILYN LOUISE KEEFE Treasurer Dean Avenue Franklin “KEEFEY” “A smile full of sunshine.” A cheerful “hi” is Marilyn’s constant companion. She is the most popular girl of our class, not only in the classroom but on the dance floor as well. Even though she was in great demand socially (ask “Jim”), “Keefey” kept her grades up to par. As our Class Treasurer for the entire years. Marilyn proved worthy of the position and proved dependable in keeping our financial status in good condition. At F. H. S., “Keefey has taken a college course during these four years, but she intends to study secretarial work at Katherine Gibb ' s. She certainly will be an asset to any office! Here’s to your success for the coming years, Marilyn. Junior Prom Committee—Partner Committee. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Hallow¬ e’en Party 4. Dramatics 1, 3, 4. Etiquette Club 3. Oskey (Production) 1, 2, 3, 4. Class Officer—Treasurer 2, 3, 4. Yearbook—Editorial Committee. Track 1. Nineteen Hundred Forty-One Page Nineteen

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i FRED BASSIGNANI Alpine Place Franklin “ FREDDIE ” “Those who know — do.” “Freddie was our great Democracy student and a fund of knowledge on current topics. Besides his intellectual ability, “Freddie,” with his happy-go-lucky nature, was popular with all students and teachers. We don’t know what “Freddie plans to do now, but we are certain that whatever it is he will be successful. Washington Street EUNICE BELLEVILLE Franklin “And her merry smile and pleasing air Show her wise and good as she is fair.’’ With a sparkle of mirth and a glint of laughter in her eyes, Eunice brightens the classroom as well as our social gatherings. Although she is full of fun and is continually playing pranks, she still has plenty of time to study and receive good marks in all her classes. Eunice ' s fine work and cooperation as the Editor-in-Chief of the Blue and White has brought great enjoyment to us all. Eunice wishes to be an A-1 stenographer which, we all are sure, she will be without doubt (witness her present ability) . Ambitious and full of hope, Eunice will make a place for herself in the world in spite of all difficulties which may arise. Ring Committee 3. Junior Prom 3. Blue and White 2. 4. Freshman Acquaint¬ ance Party 4. Dramatic Club 3. Commercial Club 4. Etiquette Club 3. Year¬ book 4. JOSEPH BOULANGER East Central Street Franklin “ JOE ” Motto: I resolve to study conscientiously. If anyone should ask us who is the best-dressed boy in school, we wouldn ' t have to hesitate at all because we all know that there can only be one. Of course it’s “Joe.” It has, been a mystery to “Joe’s classmates how, after having been absent (approximately three times a week) he still can keep up in his studies. Has anyone ever seen him worry? No, and it’s doubtful if anyone will. “Joe” is at peace with the world and lets nature take its course. Good luck and good hunting, “Joe. Military Training 4. Class Officer—President 3. AGNES VICTORIA BRISSON 45 East Street Franklin “ AGGIE ” “Graceful and useful in all she does.” Agnes is perhaps one of our most talented girls. She is very clever with a needle, and makes all her own clothes. She is not only domestic, but also has an eye for good times. We most always see Agnes at school functions, right up in front, making her own good time. We’re sure that whatever she takes up, dressmaking or not, she’ll be a huge success. Glee Club 4. Hallowe’en Party Committee 2. Etiquette Club 3. Oskey (Pro¬ duction) 2, 3. Home Economics 1. Nineteen Hundred Forty-One Page Twenty-One