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Q an 1 .5 1 .Z i i - gf Q u is it ' . Q . in Franklin N September 1950, about one hundred and twenty-five freshmen climbed aboard the train heading up Academy Hill. We arrived to find a building which awed us all. Now as we climb on the caboose heading down the hill, we take with us a part of Franklin Academy. We appreciate everything that has been done to better our school. In the past years a new soundproof system has been installed and new lights have been constructed. During the four years we seniors have attended Franklin Academy, our educational station, we have been most fortunate in having as our station agent, Dr. Donald W. Dunnan. Mr. Schnitzlein has been ci most able conductor, and the remainder of our train crew, consisting of the teachers, has been efficient. We, the seniors of 1954, are confident that we shall often return to the STATION on the Hill. 4
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FOUNDED 1831 COURSES OFFERED A Classical Scientific Vocational: Agriculture, Homemaking, Machine Shop Business: Secretarial, Bookkeeping, General Industrial Arts General Academic ACADEMIC and vocational courses are supplemented by extra-curricular activities designed to enrich character and develop personality. These activities cover the Fields of athletics, dramatics, music, public speaking and club activities. Club activities include the fields of vocational agriculture and home- making, publications, photography, dramatics, music appreciation, classical literature, French, games, science, tennis, and stage craft. Several scholarships from S20 to S50 are given to deserving and worthy students. The principal of the school will be in his office the week before the opening of school, or by appoint- ment, to discuss programs and other problems with students and parents. Students are urged to take advan- tage of this opportunity, as a well planned program is one of the prerequisites to a successful high school education. For further information, address F. W. Schnitzlein, Principal 5
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