Franklin High School - Almanac Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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THE GIRLS ALL KNOW WHO OWNS A CERTAIN QUICK STEP A CERTAIN GRACIOUSNESS AND HUMOR THEY BELONG TO OUR OWN MISS HODGKINS GIRLS ' VICE PRINCIPAL THE HOYS MUST HAVE A LEADER WHO WILL SHOW THEM HOW TO KEEP THE STRAIGHT LINE ONE WHO KNOWS THE RULES OF EVERY GAME WHO HELPS THEM THROUGH WITH GENEROUS ACCLAIM FOR EVERY ONE WHO DOES HIS PART THEIR ADVOCATE IS MR. SNIFFEN THEIR VICE PRINCIPAL m (10)

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