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

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7 THayoMPtoAt i Roll Out! Roll Out! All trains to the West were governed by the wagon-master or captain, who, as commander of the caravan, was in sole possession of the compass which provided the necessary directions for the hazardous journey. Often nicknamed Wagon Jack , he. as King of the road, selected camp sites, assigned trail scouts and guards for night duty, and made certain that the work of the train was done each day, The stock was always watered, fed. and guarded at night, and guards were under the direct guidance of the wagon-master, Our faculty, like the eternally vigilant wagon-master, is one of kingly courage, experience, and wisdom. As guardians of our scholastic schooner, they, in their own wise way, defend us from the Indians of ignorance and the frontiers of folly, feed our student stock with the food of knowledge, and keep our KEY KARAVAN rolling relentlessly toward the green fields and sunny horizons of successful living. 5

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Cm We, the Senior Class of 1959, are proud to offer a special salute to the head of our army —to you, Mr. Sabin, a trailblazer and a pathfinder, whose sterling pioneer qualities of integrity, industry and everlasting endur- ance will long remain our inspiration, after our youthful trumpets have been muted and after the dust has settled and the sun has passed over the familiar Franklin foliage of our lives. 4 MR. WILLARD A. SABIN Principal

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Miss Catherine Sullivan Vice Principal in Charge of Instruction Mr Julian L. Lowell Vice Principal in Charge of Pupil Services Mr, Julian L. Lowell, Vice-Principal in charge of Pupil Services; Mr, Merl Ringwood, Boys' Adviser for grades 8, 9; Mrs. Dorothy Redding, Girls' Adviser for grades 8, 9; Mr. Charles N. Stalker, Boys' Adviser for grades 10, II, 12; Miss Dorothy Martens, Girls' Adviser for grades 10, II, 12, Advisers Department Heads M rs. Katherine Connell, for English; Miss Emily Thompson, for Business Education; Miss Cather- ine Sullivan, Vice-Principal in charge of Instruction; Mr, Carl Chamberlin, for Health and Physical Education; Mr. Domenic DeFrancesco, for Foreign Language; Mr. Bernard Greenberger, for Occu- pational Education and School Work Program; r. Raymond (man, for Social Studies; Mr. H. Carlisle Taylor, for Mathematics; Mr. Matthew for Music; Mr, Harold Miller for Science; jton Yaeger, for Practical Arts. 6