Franklin High School - Oskey Yearbook (Franklin, MA)

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THE OSKEY FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL THERESA BIANCHINI 94 Elliot Street Norwood “SPEEDY” Shy at first, but a good sport when known” Theresa always seemed quiet but that is only when you don’t know her. By her friends she was missed in our Senior year when she moved to Norwood. We soon learned, early in our high school career, that she possessed great musical ability. She played the violin in the orchestra, and we hear that she is a mem¬ ber of the Norwood High School band and orchestra. Our best wishes to a former classmate; may you al¬ ways find luck and happiness. Hallowe ' en Party 4. Girls ' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. NORMAN JAMES BISHOP 47 Worsted Street Franklin “BISH” A friend that satisfies” Norman is a very good-natured boy. If anyone has seen him angry, I certainly should like to know of it be¬ cause it’s so unusual. “Bish” was a member of our baseball team He could always be counted upon to get his share of hits. “Bish” is well liked by all his classmates, and that isn’t hard to understand if you know him. I know that, with such good nature, success will be his in the future endeavors. Basket ' -all (Manager) 3. Football (Manager) 3. Baseball 2, 3, 4. Junior Traffic Corps 3, 4. BRENDA LEE BUCHANAN 61 Hillside Road Franklin “BRENNIE” Tall and stately and serene” We will always associate “Brennie” with her work in the class play. As Mrs. MacIntyre, she did a grand job which won her the title of best actress. “Brennie” has been present at many of our social events, and she is outstanding in athletics. She has al¬ ways been ready to do her share and a little more. “Brennie” plans to attend Allegheny College in Penn¬ sylvania. She has our hearty wishes for success in the future. Junior Prom Committee 3. Girls ' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Oskey 1, 2, 3. 4. Dramatics 2, 4. War Savings Committee 2. Secretary 2. Nineteen Hundred Forty-five Page Twenty-Seven

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FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL THE OSKEY BARBARA HELEN BEDERIAN 17 Nason Street Franklin “BARB” Have a smile for everyone you meet” “Barb” joined our class when we were Juniors and since then we have learned what a wonderful girl she is. “Barb” was always seen at the high school athletic and social events. She was always willing to do any¬ thing for the benefit of the school. It has been rumored that “Barb’s” interest is in the Navy.-Can this be ????? To you, Barbara, we wish every success and happi¬ ness. With your sunny disposition you can’t fail. Junior Prom Committee 1, 2. Freshman Acquaintance Party 1, 2. Hallowe ' en Party 1, 3. Girls ' Sports 4. Librarian 3. Social Com¬ mittee 1,2. ELAINE BELLEVILLE 93 Washington Street Franklin ”Cute, petite, and always neat” Elaine was chosen as the best dressed girl in our class statistics, and since she made most of her clothes she is to be congratulated all the more. Her personality is a great asset and her sense of humor is a joy to everyone. She is a grand sport, and a genuine friend. To her, we wish good luck in future life. Girls ' Sports 1, 2, 3. Oskey Show 1, 2, 4. Social Committee 1. RAYMOND J. BERGHELLI 27 Alpine Road Franklin “BOGEY” “TARZ” Just keep rolling along” The artist of our class, “Bogey” has one of the most appealing personalities known. Beneath what appears to be a rather sleepy exterior, a cauldron of vim and verve is ever boiling. Friendly, a firm believer in Iris convictions, Ray will be outstanding in the memories of his classmates for many years to come. Junior Prom Committee 3. Yearbook (Art) 4. Page Twenty-Six Nineteen Hundred Forty-five

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THE OSKEY FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL LORRAINE CLAIRE BUCHANIO 17 Howard Place Franklin She is pretty to u alk with And witty to talk with From a shy, quiet Freshman Lorraine has changed into a popular and energetic Senior. Voted the most so¬ ciable girl, Lorraine seems to be always surrounded by a crowd of friends, especially at lunchtime when she sold the lunch tickets to the boys. She has been a loyal rooter at all the sports events and rarely has missed a dance at F. H. S. Best of luck to you, Lorraine, in your chosen career. EILEEN CHARLOTTE BUKIS “BLONDIE” Elm Street Franklin Glowing with haste and happiness’’ Little has b een heard from Eileen during her four year stay at F. H. S., but nevertheless we have been ever conscious of her presence, for her cheery smile and cor¬ dial greetings were as much a part of “Blondie” as her blond hair. Although everybody labels Eileen as “the quiet type,” we have reason to believe that she is far more less reserved when not liampei ' ed by school routine. We, in the know, are led to believe that “Blondie’s” cheery smile and sunny disposition will float her safely past any snags that may endanger her future. DONALD CARLSON 230 Union Street Franklin “DON” l will dance my way to Heaven’’ We never have to inquire to find out who is the person whistling the latest song hits. “Don” is one of the most likable fellows in our class because of his spar¬ kling personality and his always-ready-to-help manner. “Don” was chosen the best boy dancer. At every social hour he was right there with all his tricks. It is a pleasure just to watch that boy dance. If the Navy is your choice, “Don,” then we know you’ll succeed, you just can’t help it. Junior Prom Committee 3. Plallowe’en Party 4. Yearbook Staff 4. Dramatics 4. Page Twenty-Eight Nineteen Hundred Forty-Five