Franklin High School - Almanack Yearbook (Livonia, MI)

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. 5 5 2 si 5 5 s Y, . -g,s f For the Counseling Department, peck seasons fell during the beginning of each semester. Pom Bishop consulted Mr. Genn about a scheduling problem. Mrs, Mummery and Russ Larabelle triecl to work out a class change. 5: .3 E E ei -'Q ...KX x ' rg. -.- ' , lx , is -C U .' 54-' . 3 5. I Q--. tif 4 I S1165-,y .-J N: ima .mt L. -s .,,, 5,-Q . M fig Mr. Ort and Mrs. Schilk faced the ever-present paperwork. John J. Ort Chairman Counseling Kenneth D. Barnhill Oliver S. Genn Marjorie L. Kniivila Winifred A. Mummery Joann M. Oxender Wilma Schilk Jane! A. Shield George Stefanou mt. ,.., -. 'mia ,I

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,no 443' fa, e if gpg Robert L. Ballard Chairman ' Y -, Music Department rv-f ns if is r ff in Penny Duprey it 1 Roy E. Ernst 4r::'v'i Hi? 951 Jack H. Trudgeon Billy Cairo's grin was indicative of the enioyment that was both given and received by the Marching Band in their participation during half-time festivities. Drum maior Robin Spencer demonstrated rigid form and precision while assuming his performance stance. Music performers pursue perfection, cop honors Franklin's Music Department realifirmed the fact that there is no limitlto what time and talent and effort can do toward producing musical excellence. Not satis- fied with iust their award-winning mechanical skills, instrumental and vocal groups added creativity and in- spiration to come up with . . . more honors! Manning the helm in the sea of sound was Mr. Ballard, assisted by Mr. Trudgeon, Mrs. Duprey, and Mr. Ernst. Working together, they transformed vaguely concerned components into a closely knit but fiercely- competitive association of fledgling musicians.