Franklin High School - Oskey Yearbook (Franklin, MA)

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Function This book serves as a reference for information concerning life in the period extending from September ”72” to June ”73”. Since life throughout the ages has been much the same in many respects, we must record our ideas, opinions, and actions in order to express how we differ from the generations before us. As the stage manager said in Thornton Wilder’s play, ”Our Town”, M ... marries N ... millions of them. The cottage, the go-cart, the Sunday afternoon drives in the Ford, the rheumatism, the grandchildren, the second rheumatism, the death bed, the reading of the will — once in a thousand times, it’s interesting.” Do our lives qualify as that ”one in a thousand”? Purpose We are formed and molded into unique human beings by many forces. Some of these forces are external social influences where others are intimate and personal experiences. This book will identify these forces which affect human life, thereby giving us a better understanding of oursel ves and those with whom we co-exist. THE PATRIOT, 1964, by Andrew Wyeth