Benjamin Franklin High School - Key Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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ass off icers RODIN. PAS V A NICK. THOMPSON, KARON The class of June 1933 has been fortunate in the selection of its class officers. Charles Thompson, our president, with his tact and understanding has been a real leader. He has never missed an opportunity to do his best for the good of the class. Sam Baron has been an excellent vice-president. We have appreciated his faithful work. Gertrude PasmanicK. our secretary, has worked with us for a year. She has successfully carried out the duties of her office in addition to valuable service rendered to the school as student chairman of the Organizations Committee, Mortimer Kudin, our social chairman, has done much toward making each social function a success. We have had three dances. The Yuletide Frolic. The Junior Prom, and a Mid-Winter Garden Party. We are greatly indebted to these officers who have served us so well and to them we wish to express our sincere thanks.

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class advisers r Miss Stewart ha? given unlimited service to our class. Besides holding the responsible position of class adviser, she has cooperated in formulating this book. We are grateful to Miss Stewart for what she has done. MISS FRANCES STEWART Mr. Chapell’s careful and diplomatic guid- ance in class affairs has been of great aid to us. He has given unreservedly his time and thought to our class and his enthusiasm has always stimulated our projects. M» ISAAC A. CHAPKI.L As our life at Franklin High School draws to a close, we wish to thank Miss Frances Stewart and Mr. Isaac A. Chapell for their sympathetic and careful guidance. We. the class of June '33. leave our class advisers to the under graduates, and hope that many may have the good fortune to come in contact with their inspiring in- fluence. 8

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