Franklin High School - Oskey Yearbook (Franklin, MA)

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MR. ANTHONY PISINI Assistant Coach Mr. Pisini, or “Coach,” as he was called by the boys in the physical classes, has won the respect and admir¬ ation of all. Following Mr. Colbert’s leave to the Navy, he took over the coaching position. Now with the re¬ turn of Mr. Colbert and because of his good work, he has remained as an assistant coach. Together they should produce winning teams. A MSS FLOR ENCE CH ER ION E Bookkeeping, Salesmanship, Typing State Teachers College, Salem, Mass. This has been Miss Cherione’s first year at F. H. S. She has made loads of friends and is always willing to help anyone at any time. We certainly hope her future will be filled with even more happiness. MR. RALPH A. HOWARD Electricity We all haven’t got acquainted with Mr. Howard, but envy those students who are lucky enough to have him. His classes are very educational and interesting. We all appreciate his efforts to organize a high school band, we’ll be back to hear it next year, Mr. Howard. Franklin, Mass. Page Fifteen

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MISS BEATRICE MECURIO English, Spanish, French Miss Mecurio became popular with both boys and girls when she joined our faculty. Miss Mecurio’s personality added much to our French and Spanish classes. We feel that we have a fine back¬ ground in our languages. Thanks, Miss Mecurio! MISS MARY DOHERTY Geography, English Miss Doherty joined the faculty in our Junior year. Having taught Jr. High, she was no stranger to us. Her cooperative spirit and willingness to help makes her very popular with the students. • MRS. MARIE RILEY Supervisor of Music Many of us have regretted not having joined the Glee Club as it was a credit to the school and under the guidance of Mrs. Riley. Many of our assemblies have been bettered by our glee club. We appreciate Mrs. Riley’s musical ability. Page Fourteen Franklin, Mass.

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MISS SANTINA RILEY Home Economics Miss Riley, cute and petite, holds a warm spot in our hearts. Many of our best dressed girls attribute that fact to her splendid guidance in sewing. Her cooking ability speaks for itself during lunch period. MRS. IRENE K. WIGHT Supervisor of Art To Mrs. Wight we owe our sincere appreciation for her tireless efforts in making our Prom one of scenic beauty. Her willingness and ability inspired us to do our best. MRS. MARY DIORIO Clerk Mary has served us and served us well throughout our four yeaxs. We always brought our ti ' oubles to Mai’y and in some way Mary made us happy once again. We thank you very much Mai’y, for your patience and help. Page Sixteen Franklin, Mass.