Franklin High School - Key Yearbook (Cedar Rapids, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1943 volume:

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' Left to right - B: ck, Roz1fhji!zxY GQORMAN, LEONE SU'rHERLAND, EL1zABB.1'x-x BURIANEK, HAROLD TEMPLEMAN, GERTRUDB BEUTBR LILLMN CLARKQRER 1 ' X M S Front Raw: LULU P 1 A RSON, ERALDINE GREEN, HELEN LEvs1:N, MARGARET MEYERS, MARJORIE BRUNNER, ARTHA ANDY FOUR Dzvzyzwfz gf Teclmzml F AH PERRIN. Fra1zt,Row.' -IQHN EVVART, FRANK KINCH, A. G. BOWNE, ORVLLLE Dnsnshl. HARVEY CROY. A to rigbl - Back Raw: IOLA TILLAPAUGH, ELLA Gmssm., Aucn RUDD, FAITH MCMURRAX', ELLA HARDING, ELSIR CORNELY, I Divixian QF Individual Expreffion Left to right - Buck Row: Pnozzmz BLNGHAM, WILLIAM HAGEN, LLOYD GOETRLL, R. L. MORHLMANN, FLORENCE DENNIS. Middle Row: MARGARET MCDONALD, ERNIA OBERG, RUTH MUELLRR, ALVENA STONE, LORNA SCHUPPERT, BERNTCE PRATT. Front Row: GRRTRUDE JAMES, BLANCHR HUNTER, MARGUBRITR CHAPMAN, RUTH Fmzmc, NELL BOYACK, LUCILLR POWELL. Five CLASS -OF JANUARY, 1943 CATHERINE BACHMAN ' 'Cathy' ' gable Clcf Singers 115 Trial By jury DOROTHY BELL l Acre B nu. jackmn, Yaeger Le Cercle Francais 115 Latin Club 9, 105 Mathematics Club 9, 105 Tennis Team 9, 10, 11, 125 Cross Country IZA5 National Athletic Honor Society 11, 125 Class Sec- retary 11. ARLENE BLAINB Debate Team 11A, 125 Sophrosyn: 12A. Bursar BLAISE ' 'Beta' ' Le Cercle Francais 12A5 ACappelIa Choir 11, 125 Latin Club 10A3 Tbespian 11, 12135 Music Director in School Sing 11B5 Class Assembly Play 11B5 Senior Play 5 Trial By jury 11A5 Hospitality Committee 11, 12. VIRGINIA BOLENBAUGH ' 'Gina' ' Class Assembly Play 11A5 Sopbrosyne 125 Business Committee 11, 125 Class Vice- Presitlcnt IOA5 Class Secretary 1111. SIX -'v RICHARD BOULDIN Dick, A'BIlCk' ' Boys' Glec Club 12B5 Basketball Squad - 1011, 1111. TOM BRADY Morph Mathematics Club 10B5 Thespian 17.A5 Football Squad 9Ag Track Team 10B5 Senior Play 1211. STANLEY Comm Starz Boys' Glee Club 10, 11, 12B5 A Capgella Choir 1213, 12:15 Mathematics Clu 85 Thespian 125 Football Squad 9, 10, 125 Debate Team 115Track Team 10, 125 Senior Play5 Martha 10115 Trial By Jury HA. DAVID COPFING Dave I Track Team 10B, 1211 Managcrg Music Director in School Sing 17.135 DistrictMusic Contest 1113, Donormr DEMORY A Cappella Choir 9g Business Committee 12A. I BETTY Foam . .Liz . Le Cercle Francais 12A5 Girls' State Athletic Association 125 Girls' Athletic Association 11, 125 Senior Play. CLASS. OF JANUARY, 1943 Doxus HOLSAPPLE Thespian12B5 TrebleClefSingers IOA, 115 Senior Play 12A5 Operetta, Trial by Jury 5 Hospitality Committee 11. Wutimw D. Hoo'rMAN Football Squad 9, 10,125Opetetta Mar- tl1a 5 Trial by jury. FRANK JUN Pang Carnegie Art Committee 128, 12A5 Class ' Secretary 17.B5 Class Treasurer 1OA. JOAN KANAK A Cappella Choir IZA5 Girls' Athletic Association 11A, 17.5 Latin Club 105 District Music Contest 1013, 11Bg State Music Contest 11B 5 Sophrosyne 115 Budget Committee 11 A, 1251-lospitaiity Committee 11A,11. , DORIS KAHLER Latin Club 1OAg Thespian 12A5 Senior Play5 Honor Assembly Committee 12A. GLENN KEMPER . .J-Img. . Football Squad 9A5 Track Team IOB5 Carnegie Art Committee 10, 115 Wrestling Team 11. Evo ENE KENNEDY . .Gmf . GolfTen.m 12B5 Track Team 1113. PHYLLIS Komz PbyZ Le Cerclc Francais 12A 5 Treble Clef Singers 11, 12 President 11A5 Music Director in SeboolSing 12B5Class Assembly Play10A5 Operetta Trial By jury 5 Martha Wash- ington Committee 11A, 11. LELAND Kiuzurzmt Lee Golf Team 11A5 Hospitality Committee 12A. K ATHRYN Looms ' A Cappella Clihir IOA, 11, lllxxj Latin Club 11135 Treble Clcf Singers 11135 Soph- rosyne 12A5 'ATrial By -Iury 5 Class Presi- dent 11A5'Class Vice-President 12A5 Class S:eretary 1011, GEORGE Lowa Boys' Glee Club 12135 A Cappella Choir 11A, IZA5 Football Squad 9A, IOA, 11A, 12A5 Track Team 11B, 12B5 Thunderbolt Athletic Club 12A5 National Athletic Honor Societ 12135 Trial By Jury g I-lonor Assembly Committee 11A5 Class President IZB, 12A5 Class Vice-President 11135 Class Treasurer 10B. M ARY Louisa LUDLOW Lud Girls' State Athletic Association 11, 125 Girls' Athletic Association 10, 11, 125 Thespian 12Ag Class Assembly Play 11A5 Senior Play5 Class Vice-President 11Bg Class Treasurer IZA. SEVEN CLASS OF JANUARY, 1943 MARGARET PLOCK Paw Le Cercle Francais 12A5 Thespian 12115 Class Assembly Play12B5 Senior Play 12A3 Martha Washington Committee 12A5 Hospitality Committee 11A. WALLACE PtNcKNnY Pi:zcky Football Squad 9, 10, 11, 125 Basketball Squad 9, 10, 11, 125 Golf Team 11, 125 Track Team 11, 125 Tliunddbolt Athletic Club HA5 National Athletic Honor Society 12135 Class President 10A5 Class Secretary 12A. MARY Poomz ..s.mE,,.y -.suzhyn Carnegie Art Committee 12. ROBERT RICKEY Bala ORN RUTAN KATHARINE SAFELY ...Kay Kay.. Le Cercle Francais 1ZA5 Girls' State Ath- letic Association 11A, 17.5 Girls' Athletic Association 11, 115 Thespian IZA5 Class Assembly Play 11B5 Senior Play IZA5 Budget Committee 17.5 Class Secretary 1013. EIGHT DOROTHY SCOTT Marion High'School. MARTHA Lou SMITH Smitty Lou Le Cercle Francais 12A5 Latin Club 105 Treble Clef Singers HB4 Sophtosyne 125 Senior Play 12A5 Lyceum Committee 125 Hospitality Committee 11A, 125 Class Treasurer 11B. JOHN B. SNIDBR johnny, L. D. .Yquirru Latin Club 105 Track Team 11A5 Class Treasurer 11 A. CHARLBs JOHN THILLEN ' 'Chzzcku ALLEN G. THURMAN, JR. HAI.. Boys' Glee Club IOB5 Latin Club 105 Foot- ball Squad 115 Debate Team 10, 113 Busi- ness Committee 10, 11, 11. CHARLES Vonrmscaic ' 'Chuck' ' Latin Club 1OAg Football Sguad 105 Basketball Squad 10: Debate cam 112 Track Team 115 Music Director in School Sing 105 Hospitality Committee 10, 11, 11. JOA CLASS OF JANUARY, 1943 NNE VAN CLEVE Johnnie Lc Ccrcle Francais IZAQ A Cappella Choir 11B, 11A, 17.Bg Latin Club 105 Music Director in School Sing 11B, 11Bg Class Assembly Play 11Bg Sophrosync 17.9 Senior Playg Trial by jury 11Ag Lyceum Com- mittce10, 11, 12. KENNE rn XNALKUP NAONE XVHEELBR Preyident ..... Vice-President. . Secretary. . . Treasurer . . . f OTTO F. WIEDERSBERG Wced' ' Football Squad 10, 11: Basketball S uad 10g Track Team 10: Thunderbolt Athletic Club 115 National Athlczic Honor Sacicry 113 Class Prcsi.lenr11A. , MARILYN WILLIAMS ' 'Marlan ' ' Latin Club 10gSopl1rosyne 12 CHARLENE ZVACEK Chuck Trial by Iury 11A. Meznbar ofClr1.rJ Whois Picture Doc! 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'13 - n Y' ,- N 'n 5 3' S5 ? zu 'Cf ? 4 U fs W O E FQ :Q EE Q 53m 5 P1 SWE Q2 n 5' , a' cu QCD gn C .79 -za 3 74 O 1' 'f 2 m E z 5 . r '-I E' w 2 U I Y CLASS OF JUNE, 1 MARY CONN ' 'Cmrzicu Latin Club 10:13 Sophrosync 1113. BEULA Coomns Tnddvilleg West Waterloo. I Sophrosyne 12A. PAMELA AEMER ' 'Pam' ' f.. Le Cercle rancais 12:15 atin lub 10115 Treble Singers 11, 7.3 Sc lor Playg Trial yJury . JOSEPH A, CROWLBY . .-IW. , Latin Club 105 Mathematics Club 105 Thespian 11, 11g Football Squad 9, 10, 11, 119 Basketball Squad 11, 12g Thunderbolt Athletic Club-11, 11: National Athletic Honor Society 11, 125 Senior Flay. r' Enox' CULLMAN Kiki L: Ccrcle Francais 17.Ag A Capptlla Choir A 10A, 11, 11AgThespiau IZAQ Class Assem- bly Play 10Ag Trial byjury 10A3 Hosa pitality Committee 11A, 11. CAROL JEAN CUREAN V W fr NC. J... 7 Le Cercle Francais 11g A Cappella Choir X IOA, 11, 123 Latin Club 1OAg Trial hy - Jury . 943 PATRICIA A. DAVIS MPH!-v Knox City High School, Knox City, M04 Le Cercle Francais 17.Ag Snphrosyne 17.133 Martha Washington Committee. ROBERT DAVIS ' 'Dynamite' ' Mathematics Club 10g Football Squad 10, 11g Track Team 10g 113 Class Secretary 11. LLOYD DAY Dai.U ' A Cappella -Choir 10, 11, 123 Football Squad 11g Basketball Squad 10, 115 Trial by jury'i.Q I GEORGE PETTIGREW ENGEI. Tl9r0ckmarta11, ' 'Perfy' ' Mathematic Club 103 Football 11, 125 Basketball 12gGoll'1O. 11. LAWRENCE ENGLAND ..CdppJ,.. ..LdrU,., Thespian 12g Debate Team 10, 112 District Music Contest 103 National Music Contest 10. CHARLES FADNESS I HChd.fJC,l' Chuck A Cappella Choir 10, 11: Basketball Squad 11 g GolfTeam 10, 11135 Track Teamg Trial by Jury . ELEVEN DALE Louis FERGUSON ' 'Fcrgie, ' ' Lauie' ' Mathemntics'Club 105 Football Sqund 125 Basketball Squad 10, 113 Carnegie Art Committee 11. EANNE MARIE FERGUSON feamIie A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 125 Girls' State Athletic Association 11, 125 Latin Club 105 Mathematics Club 105Thespian 11, 17.5 Music Director in School Sing 10Ag Soph- rosyneg Senior Play5 Trial by jury 5 Public Relations Committee 10, 11, 17.5 Class Vice-President 105 Class Treasurer IZB. RUTH JEANE FERGUSON, fearm tc Thespian 11, 12, Secretary-Treasurer 17.135 Thespinrl Play 12A 5 City Festival Play IZA5 Assembly Room of the Air 115 Class Assembly Play 10, 11, 125 Hospitality Committee 12. Louise ,Fnttwow Mathematics Club 105 Thespiatn 17.5 District Musie Contest 11A5 State Music Contest 11A5 Hospitality Committee 125 Sophrosyne 11A. IOAN LAURA FLANAGAN Le Cerclc Francais 1ZA5 Latin Club 105 Mathematics Club 1OA. Romtivr Sco'r'r FONTANA ' ' Banamzs' ' ' 'Gm' ' ' 'Franmmck Bob UR. S. LYn11kz Hipf' Boys' Glee Club 105 A Cappella Choir 11, 12135 Latin Cluh105 Mathematics Club 105 Thespian 11A, 12g Football Squad 105 Basketball Squad 10, 11, 125 Track Team 11, 17.5 Thunderbolt Athletic Club 125 National Athletic Honor Society 11, 17.5 Class- Assembly Play 12: Snphrosyne 17.5 Senior- Play 12A5 Trial by jury 11135 Ctoss Country 11, 125 Boys' State 11A. TWELVE ASS OF JUNE, 1943 1- ,Lf-. ' l Rtcnann FUNK ' 'Dirk' ' Roosevelt High School. Dow Gnmann Garb Rooseveltg Basketball Squad 113 Traclt Team 115 Thunderbolt Athleti: Club. U Henman Gwsnrmo Mathematics Club 10: Football Squad 12. KATHLEEN HANSON ' ' Kakie' ' Le Cercle Francais 12A5 A Cappella Choir HBA, 11, 12: Girls' State Athletic Associa- tion-11A, 12135 Girls' Athletic Association 11, 123 Latin Club 105 Thespiau 125 Thes- pian Play 125 Tl-iespian Vice-President IZA5 Tennis Tearn 10, 11: Class Assembly Play 17.Bq Senior Play5 Trial by jury 11135 Honor Assembly Committee 115 Hospitality Committee 10, 11, 12. Naomi Hanrus McKinley Le Cercle Francais 11A, 12A5 Business Committee 12A, JACK Hmss CL MARY ELLEN HELD1' Latin Club 105 Mathematics Club 10, Hospitality Committee 11. RALPH Hamcart Bud Mathematics Club 10. BETTY Hon: ' ' Penny' ' MARVIN HDLLINGSWORTH - Holly Luke Marv Luci- ftr. . McKinley. Boys' Glee Club 10, 11, 125 Mathc- matics Club 10gOperctta Martha, Trial byjury . SHIRLEY Hovxms . .-Iam.. Treble ClcfSingcrs11 , 11g Operetta, Trial by jury . Rontzncr HUGHES ' ' Bob' ' David Crockett School, Wichita Falls, Texas. Mathematics Club 1OgTrack Team, Cross Country 128. ASS OF JUNE, 1943 V. - . -M I W WILLIAM HUGIIES Bill Track Team. ,Sy X, , I l ELWINA Iivms l ' ' 'Tlzcie' l l A Cappella Choir img Girls' sm: Ath' 7 letic Association 10A, 11Bg Girls' Ath- letic Association 1013, IOA, 11135 Latin Club 1013, KOA, Pres.: Treble Clef Singers l 10A, 11Bg Snphrosync 12B, IZA: Trial by ' jury Operettag Public Relations Com- , mittee IZB, 12A. FRED ISRAEL - Ike lgqy Burk Senior Play 12B, IZA. 1 ., , . A V 'gif'- ' fE..1Q5l7.lLl,l t- f'.i:ff.'.i: V 1 ' CLARBNCEJANEDA Debate Team 113 Hospitality Commit- tee 11. l CATHERINE KATZ Kathy Treble Clcisingers IOB. JOHN Km.so ...HH Le Ccrcle Francais IZA: Mathematics Club 101 Carnegie Art Committee 10, 11. 11. THIRTEEN FRANK KINNEY Fritg' ' Le Ccrcle Francais 12Ag Mathematics Cluli 105 Football Squad 12133 Basketball 10, 25 CAROL KOPEL UKHPE., ..K0PU.. A Cappella Choir IOA, 11, 12g Latin Club 10: Music Director in Schobl Sing l1Ag Operctta, Trial hyjm-y 11135 Hospitality Committee 11, 12. CONSTANCE KRAPP ' 'Connie' ' Lt: Ccrclc Francais 12Ag Latin Club IOA, Secretaryg Mathematics Club 11Ag Soph- rosyne 123 Business Committee 10, 11, 12. ROBINETT12 KUTCHERA Robin Kutcb ROBERT LANGRIDGE ..ZWt.. ..B0b.. Track Team IOA. Bannana LAPHAM ' 'Bobbj' Central City High School. Fouxrrnnx CLASS OF JUNE, 1943 ff 1 ,-1 1 I 'ATN ' . f ' 'IEANETTE LARSON . -tsluffdf' l A Cagpella Choir IOA, 11, 123 Class Assem ly Play: Opcrctta, Trial byjui-y . SAI-tum. Luacox 5'ammy Mathematics Club 10Ag District Music Contest 11Ag State Music Contest, 11Ag Senior Plztyg Operctta Trial by jury .' JOHN LIDDLE ' 'Bram' ' Latin Club 105 Mathematics Club 103 Football Squad IOA, 11Ag Basketball Squad 10, 11, 125 Track Team 10, 11, 12g Thunderbolt Athletic Club 10, 11, 123 Na- tional Achletic Honor Sacicty 10, 11, 125 Boys' State, SCOTT L1NGE ' 'Carpzu II Mathematics Club 10g Football Squad 10, llg Class Assembly Play 1OB. Lots JEANNE LONG ' 'feamzc ' ' Le Cercle Francais.12Ag Latin Club 10Ag Thespian 11A, 12g'Thespian Playg Class Assembly Play UA, 1213. Venue A. Lone Le Ccrclc Francais UA: Mathematics Club 103 Track Team 11, 125 Carnegie Art Committee 12A. CL XVILLIAM MALLON Bill Boys' Glee'CIub 10133 A Cappella Choir IOA, 12Ag Mathematics Club 10Ag Oper- ctta, Trial by Jury . PATRICIA MALLY Pat lri,fb Albert Lea High, Albert Lea, Minn. Le Cercle Francais 12:15 Thcspian 12Ag Sophrosyne 11. JOHN MANVILLE Tommy Boys' Glee Club 108, IIAQ Mathematics Club 1OAg Operctta, Trial by jury 3 Business Committee 1113, 12A. F L0 MARKBY A Cappella Choir IOA, 11. 125 Mathematics Club 109 Operetta, Trial by jury 1113. Romznr M.ARTIN .. Bob . . MCKinleY JEAN MCGINN1S ' 'McGee' ' Le Cercle Francaisg Mathematics Club 115 Treble Clef Singers 11, 17.3 Pres. IZA, Treas. HB5 Music Director in School Sing 1OAg Senior Play: Operettn Trial by J'1fY ' - ASS OF-JUNE, 1 943 1 l . In .A lflllur ' , 1. Y 5.1 f 1,52 ln ' ' 1 .' - , , 1 ,a r , ' I ff 1 ,ii - a I' ': 'Q L i , WILLIAM MCGUIRE Mac Friendly Frank Mathematics Club 10g Football Squad 10Bg Senior Play, jot-IN MCKAY Lincoln High, Lincoln, Nebraska. Mathematics Club 103 Football Squad 9, 10,115Basketball Squad, 9, 10, 11: Track Team 9,10, 11 gThunderbolt Athletic Club 113 National Athletic Honor Society 10, 11, 129 Martha Washington Committee 10, 11, 123 Class President 10. IZA. MAUREEN MBALBY h . . Mink. , Immaculate Conception: Senior Play. ALLAJUNE Masks ..Tmy.. Fort Dodge High School. Senior Flay, Public Relations Committee 12. BETTY MEYER Treble Clef Singers ICB: Tennis 1942. JACK F. MILLER Harrison School. FIHBBN MARILYN MILLS Treble Clcf Singers, 10, 11, 17.133 f'Trial by Jury. MARILYNNE MILNER ..Myrt.. A Cappella Choir, 12Ag Mathematics Club 103 Thespian 12g Thespian Play IZA: Treble Clef Singers 10A, 11Ag Class Assembly Play IOB, 12135 Sophrosyne, 12g Senior Plnyg Trial by Jury 11B. JOHN MONROE Curb Friendly Frank Latin Club 105 Mathematics Club 105 Football Squad 10, Lyceum Comnittcc, 1213, 12Ag Class Vic:-Prcsilicnt, 12135 Basketball Squad 105 Sophrcsyne 17.A. DON MONTEZ Power Hams Edgewood High School. BEVERLY Moxuo . . Bw. . MARIE MonLAN McKinley. - Latin Club 10g Mathematics Club 10. SIx'rEEN CLASS OF 'J-JUNE, 1943 Rlcrunn ALLEN MORRISON . .Dickn ..M0rU.. Le Cercle Francais: Mathematics Club IOB, 10Ag Football Svguad, 10, 11, 12.5 Basketball Squad, 103 rack Team, 9, 10, 11,11gThunder-bolt Athletic ClubgNx1tional Athletic Honor Socictyg Senior Playg Class Play, Class President, 11B,11Ag Hawkeye Boys' State 1947.. Jomv NEFF ' 'Corpus' ' Buys' Glee Club 10, 113 A Cappella Choir 12g Mathematics Club 103 Preliminary Star: Contest 11Ag Senior Play 12Ag Trial by Jury, IIB, Class Secretary 17.13, Vice President 12A. MARSHALL B. NELSON Manly NclU Mathematics Club, District Music Contest, MARY LOUISE NELSON Thespiang Class Assembly Play. CLIFFORD NETOLICKY GEORGE NEWLAND Latin Clubg Mathematics Club: Senior Play. SHIRLEY NICHOLS .Yhzrl N :aku Le Ccrcle Francais 12A 'K Cappella Choir 10A 11 17. Gnrls Athletmc Assocxattou 11B Lattn Club 10 Mathematics Club 10 Sophrosyne 11 Seuxor Play 12A Oper etta Trxnl by Jury Hospitality Com tmttee 11 12 JOHN NICli0LI.S Fntz VESTA O DONNELL Vest Class Assembly Play 10B SEYMOUR OHSMAN Caemr Laun Club 10 Mathematics Club 10 Football Squad 10 11 B1sLctb.xll Squad Manager 10, 11 Thunderbolt Athleuc Club 12 Sophrosyne 12 Budget Comnnttcc 11 12 BONNIE OLIPHAN1' WtL1.1AM DEAN Ox,soN ..Bi .. Le Cercle Francais 124 Mathematics Club 10: Football Squad'12g Basketball Squad 11, 11g Tennis Team 10, ll, 17.5 Thunder- bolt Athletic Club 11, 115 National Ath- letic Honor Society 11, 12g'Class Vic:- President 11. Ass OF JUNE 1 1 Ai: i 409 BARBARA OWEN ar Tbcsptzm 12 Golf Team 11B Semor Play 12A Business Commute: 11:1 Roman r P ANTHER Charles Cnty l-hgh School Football Sqmd 10 Tennt Team 10 11 racl. Team 10 ELVIN PENROD Pmrod Boys Glee Club 10A 11B Football Squad 10 11 12 Basketball Squad 10 11 12 Track Te1m 11 12 Thunderbolt Ath lcuc Club 12 Nattonal 'kthletxc Honor Suuetv 12 Opcretta Tnal by jury BARBARA RAPOPORT Barb Le Cercle Francais IZA Lztm Club Thespxan 17. Hospttalxty Commute: 10 MAXINE Rtcn Walker Hxgb School OHN STUART RILEY ark Davenport High School Mathematics Club 10 11' Football Squad 125 Track Team 10, 11, 12. Sava:-ITBBN Namnolg 'alansoou E v. NV WZLKIHDS WV HIH snpnmeqauw 'vor'no1 flnlim iqasxqay ' ' I -zpaxqatg ouvxoaunsg Nuof .LSV .- 93 1-: 27' ,2 2-E U1 'QUT CWD 599 meal :pm-L EV C1 b R. NT ..2l9 7D.. ffflffvs.. S.. .JIWJ O : 3' ss r' m ID W U1 E r- r' ... D '- n fs v-4 N F' '- o U ..- Q P' ..- .- F Z N -. nr f, B n .Q E. Q : Eu- 55 'W 55 af E E -4 c E E1 -1 E' O?- .71 B 5 4 M :E ff: ga HE' ': I 'ZI QUIZ! SUN'-U9'-IWW 501 qnlfl U!W'I fa., ..f21wc1.. 'fua ..'2l?1'.S' Z 5 U .. Z m Sf' Z E! we o ugueq I3 qn sapnwaqxupq tm Z1 '-lnlfl' l 31437. 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STEBNSGAARD ' 'Kitty' ' Waverly High- School: jubilee Consoli- dated School. ROBERTA STEWART .S'Irwir Treble Clcf Singers 11, 12, 12Ag Operetta Tri..l by jury g A Cappella Choir IOA. CALVIN STORM Glcubzartl Township High School. MARILYN THOMPSON Lym1e Girls' State Athleti: Association 1OA, 11g Girls' Athletic Asso. i Irion 10193 Hos- pitality ComII.ittee 1113. PAUL TIFFANY MTW.. Latin Club 105 Mar.hemati:s Club 10: Basketball Squad 12g Track Team 11, 12. District Music Contest 11Ag State Music Contest 11Ag Honor Assembly Committee 11. r Ass or JUNE, 1 ., L, .,...., L .. L . .L .L I I ,...,f-, ML, lr . 943 CHARLOTTE TREWIN ' 'Charlie' ' A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 12g Latin Club 10, 11g Mathematics ClIIh 103 Treble Clef Singers 1113: Music Director in School Sing 10, 115 Class Assembly Play 11Bg District Music Contest 10Bg State Music Contest 10Bg National Musi: Contest 10133 Senior Play 12Bg TrisI by Jury 10Ag Carnegie Art Committee 10, :11, 11. DONALD VESELY Ve:J' ' HBt'.l'1lfH Wilson Football Squad 12g Basketball Squad, 9, 10,11, 12gTracl: Team 11,17.gThunderbOlt Athletic Club 12.3 Boys' State IIA, . i 'I y 3 4 ,1 , XVILLIAM VOGL Bill Killcr Mathematics Club 105 Football Squad 9, 10, 11.12.gTrnck Team 9, 10, ll, 125 Senior Play. JAMES WALTER jim Le Cercle Francais 17.Ag Mathematics Club 10B, IOA. DIANE WAPLIzs Diary Le Cercle Francais 12Ag A Cappella Choir 11, 17.3 Latin Club 1OB, 10Ag Scphrosyneg Senior Playg Operetta Trial by Jul-y g Honor Assembly Committee. ALLANE WEST Dania Girls' Athletic Association IZA: Hospital- ity Committecg Sophrosyne IZA. NINETEBN WAYNE Wnrrmzn Wilson High School Boys' Glce Club 11Ag A Cappella Choir 11B, 12135 Trial by jury 1114. HARRY WILLIAMS Woodruff High, Peoria, Ill.g Truck Team 12B. Ass OF JUNE, 1 3 ' l L lf? f ' 2 lf 1 ' -. V ur x, -- ' F v1 .lj :Z - 'E 4 '1i:2'J: X ,L 4 . li .lk 2 , , ' X ,gem , . GWENDOLYN XVREN Gwen Latin Club 10g Mathematics Club 105 Senior Play9 TriaI by-Iury 11135 Business Commitrec IZA. CLASS OF JUNE, 1943 JACQUELYN WILLIAMSON jackie Tennis Team 10, 11. JACK XVOLF fuck Mathematics Club 10g Fcorballsquad 17. Basketball Squad 105 Senior Play. O F F I C E R S President ..... ' ' CHN MCKAY Vice-Prexiderzt . . . ' JOHN NEFF Secretary . . .DICK CARFRAB Treasurer. . . TWENTY . .ROBERT HUGHES 12B UAJRQVX ..,'!e.,- . ,g,, . .E-.. - 1- , I v-4 s.. Back Raw: ROBERT HASH, CHARLES HOPKINS, ROBERT BARNETT, RICHARD KEMP, KEITI-I HINES, Middle Row: ROBERT HALDEH, BEVERLY HOVER, MILDIIED FULLER, Tonsx' CARBERY, NADINE DORA DAVIS, ARLENE GUNDLING, DONALD H.ARLAN Frou! Row: CHARLENE HUIIER, EDITH JOHNSON, BETTY BAUMGARDNER, MARGARE'f:HRUSKA, M MARG.4RET HUNTEII . A-, B Back Raw: CLIFFORD NETOLICKY, JIM PICKPORD, JAMES MEEK, Bon PETRO, PAUL MCNALL DONALD NETOLICKY I R KENNETH DEL BOWSER, THEO- P ARRIET1' EININ, aw, .1741 Tig 'fl , BUD LYMAN, Middle Row: ALICE RUTH MI'KAS, MARTl'IA KOHL, FIONA KENNEDY, DOROTHY LYNOTT, CAROLYN NELSON Front Raw: NEDRA MCNABNEY, CAROL ANN PILICER, JEAN ANN NELSON, IVIARY LOUISE NELSON, DORIS LE GRANT, GLORIA PAHL TWENTY-ONE R W 0,4 V96 N EE 12B Y If Bark Raw: CRAIG SWEET, DEAN RING, RAYMOND WESTROM, RICHARD RUST, VERNON SMITH, LOUIS SEEPARD, WILLIAM SIMMONS. Middle Row: KENNETPI SAVEL, WILLIAM YOUNG, PATRICIA SCI-IEURS, ARLEN'E ROsE, POLLY SPOHN, HAZEI. RICIIEY, LAWRENCE TANNER, DONALD SMITH Front Row: HELEN THOMAS, REBECCA STONE, CI-IARLOTTE TREWIN, JEAN ZIMMERMAN, FRANCES SIAMIS, BEVERLY SMITH , Mu H H W 11A TWBNTY-TWO Back Raw: EVAJANE BISI-IOP, JOHN COLE, GEORGE DIETZ, JAMES Donn, ROBERT CONDON, WAYNE CAMPBELL, EUGENE BURI, VERLA BERGLOFF Middle Raw: MURIEL BURNELL, VIRGINIA BOYLE, EVELYN COOPER, ELIZAEETII BARBER, JANET CRADBE, MARGARET BARRY, KATPIERINE BARGER, GERTRUDE DEMORY Front Raw: BETSY JEAN ANDERSON, MARIE DOHERTY, HELEN CROUCH, ZARA ANN DANNER, ROSE-MARIE DOTY, GEORGIA CAsH. .. ' 'f' LJ , rf Xwx f '?',5 I ff , I i I. - I r f H f9LY5'I'i' 41' 4 KALLIEL, PHILLIPS HOOOE. Bnk Row: TIIEDDORE ELY, BERNARD EHGLEX, HAROLD JOI-INSON, JONES GROEAM, TOM PICKFORD, EDDIE Middle Row: ROBERT HNWORTEI, NEWELL HARTIIUM, NANCY GREEN, CORRIN HERDRICKSON, NORMA Lou JOHNSON, PAULIN3 EIIDA, GDLDA ERIKSON, WILLIAM FLETCHER, LAWRENCE JOHNSON. Front Row: .JOANNE KADLEC, DOROTHY FERNOW, PEGGY JONES, DOROTHY DRAKE, DOROTHY HEICIISEN, PATTY ANN DUDEK '? ij ,I 'I 11-A Burk Row: XVILLIABX MCFANN, JOHN NASH, DALE MORGAN, JOHN MCPARTLAND, HAROLD LITTELL, WILLIAM MCBAIN Middle Row: JAMES LIEK, MAELE MILLER, ELLEN LIPPENCOTT, Lols MASON, CONSTANCE KLIMA, NADENE MILLER, ROBERT MCGINNTS Front Row: MARJORY MOEN, REGIS MCCRACICIN, MARY ANNE MASON, ELEANOR KOLAR, BETTY LOUISE LINK, ILA MICHOLEC TWENTY-THREE -ww T' 3 QET rm W -. H H 411 HI ' -- V xc ' my , L : , Y - Y Y :,, ., I I I , A - IEE,- i 3 -' I ' as ' A..'V Q 1 -'V 11A 1 1 A TWENTY-FOUR Back R01U.'.JANlES POLLOCK, ROME SCIIAEFNER, WILLIAM SIIOWERS, ORVXLLE RENNIE, WILLIAM SAVAGE, ROBERT SHEETS, JOSEPH PARCELL, WILLIALI SEVERA, LEWIS REED, CHARLES RASLEY Middle Raw: WILLIAM PLOCK, MERCEDES STALEY, MARIAN POLLITZ, VIRGINIA SHEPHERD, FAITH NIFIIENEGER, LE ETTA SCHRIMPER, PHYLLIS SCI-INOEBELEN, BURT SHARP Front Row: REBECCA SPEAR, NORMA SCIINIATT, MELDA RHODES, OLGA NAXERA, XVILAURA SKIEN,'ANNA MAE OSTBRLUND '- 55,57 ,. ? se- q 5 Back Row: DAVID WPIITTINGHAM, WINSTON TOMS, DONALD WANDEL, HKROLD WILSON, ROBERT TURNER, JAMES VICTORINE Middle Row: MARIAN XVIZAVER, HELEN VAN VLECK, MARION ToMs, GEORGIAN WVAGNER, MARGERY YOUNG Front Raw: LETTIE JANE STEWART, SHIRLEY TROWBRIDG-E, MARY ELLEN STAINKY, HILIJA SWAN, BETTY VAN DE WALKR, BETTY WQLIIE I .. .N-, 151, -I 11B Burk Raw: PATRICIA CARIIERRY, JUIIN HAND, ROBERT BROOKS, JANIES CABALKA, DOUGLAS CORNISH, GERALD HOPKINS, DAVID DALY, PAUL BEIBER, SALLY HENRY Middle Row: GERALDINE BERG, PATRICIA BENESH, JEAN CORNTI-IWAITE, JEAN ENGLER, BETTY COLE, DOROTHY CONWAY, ADIzssA HAWLEY Frou! Raw: FLORENCE CHURCHILL, BETIIYL BRONDELL, HARRIET BERNSTEIN, VIRGINIA BICE, DAWN HANSON, LOREE CHAPMAN . I- , X Nw II '. I .- .,, I X A ,V ily. llB Burk Raw: BERNETT MCCALLEY, KENNETH HoLvENsToT, DICK Locus M -'-- f--1--A Q-'1-: 'MI W ' 'su gm M fmwff 141 - - Y - 1 f E. H W I H. I. ff 3, - . .V -L. , . 1 Q ' I : , ,I FRANK HOWLAND, DAVID MARTIN, OWEN KumAs, Middle Row: ERNEST KOPECKY, DICK NCRTON, GENE Joi-INsoN, Bon LONG, RALPH LINSLEY, Bon MEYER Front Row: MARY HUBBARD, MARY Lou JONES, PATRICIA Lowlz IONE PETERSON I PAGEL, jo ANNE NosT, ARLINE MASTIN, ANDRIAN TYVENTY-FIVE T 1. 4. fi, w Back Row: J AMES TAGG ERT, ROBERT REPASS, CHARLES SHAEER, ROBERT TEEPLE, PAUL SWORD, DONALD STEWART Mzddle Raw: JAMES WEIITING, LOUISE SCROMBBRG, JANE TAYLOR, P1-1YLL1s WHITE, DEWEY WILLIS Frnnt Row: MARY TAYLOR, BARBARA THAYER, DOROTHY WIEDERSEERG, DOROTHY SuA1'zER, KATHLEEN ROBISON, DOROTHY ROUPE. 10A TWENTY-six ' Back Row: DON BLAHN'iK, REX CONN, ELDON BAUER, DORRiTT CLENDENING Middle Row: EUROPEA BENJAMIN, MARY AOSSEY, LA Coscnovn Front Row: MARcv1E CONNER, LAVONNE BACHMAN, GROOT, MARY LOU COOK RICHARD ALBRIGHT, BUDDY COLLETTE, JAMES ATHERTON, VONE CHERMAK, JANICE CLARK, JEAN DENTON, KATHLEEN CAROLYN BURROWS, NORMA JEAN BEDELL, DOROTHY DE EN ' , IM f If ff fu '- , ,,, -4 -K .1 R..- Back Raw: JANE GRAYSTON, GAYLORD FANTON, LoUIs GINSBERG, DONALD GUNN, WILLIAM FRAJAIAN, VELMA DRAKE 10A Vi FUNKE, .ROBERT Middl: Row: PATI FORTUNE, JACKIE GLASIER, NORMA Lou HAEGG, JESSIE DORWARD, DELORIS HARLEY, MILDRED HARRIS Front Row: PACIA GEORGE, PATTY FEDDERN, BETTY LOU FRAI-IM, JACKIE FRY, JERRY LOU HART, MARY LOU GRAUERIIOLTZ L nr n 1,4 10A Back Row: RICHARD KLINCK, RALPH KARLAN, ROBERT KLAPP, EDWIN HEUSINKVELD, GRANTJENNINGS, GEORGE LEGG, ROBERT HEDEERO Middl: Raw: DONALD HouTs, EDWARD HARTL, PAUL KENTZINGER, BETTY HUPTON, AUGUSTA HAWLEY, WILLIAM HOLLOWELL, HARRY KINDIG, SINE KALELL Frau! Row: JOYCE KUCERA, ELLEN JEANES, MARY ANN HOOTMAN, BARBARA LIET, BARBARA HUEII, BEVERLY HEISTEN TWBNTY-SEVEN ,fr-14 n Q J v . V7 Alfa If -X .: C I 'I 15 ,I I bl 'f V 1 Lf . ' .':'?F:'w vii' - -A ,ua ' :I Bark Row: KEITH LUPTON, HAL MARsI-IALL, HARRY LITTELL, XVILLIAM MORIO, GEORGE LIDDLE, LEO MORRISSEY, ROBEIKT MILLS, JAMES MANSEIELD Middle Raw: BERNARD LILLICK, ADRIENNE MILLER, P RICIA Ni,-KLONEY, JACK MCPARTLAND, ELLEN MONT- AT GOMERY, ELIZAIIETPI Locus, W ALTER LOESEKAN Front Raw: SHIRLEY LONG, BETTY MAR1'lN, LOIIETTA LUXINOER, COZETTE MCNIILLAN, LAVONNE MILLER, Loxs MENTZER ,. 1 F!! 5' KMCIL5' ' A , 'F' Back Raw: MARK PANTHER, DAVID RAI-IAPORT, BOE RASDAL, GORDON RANSEY, STEEANEIC, ROLLO PICKFORD, EDWARD ROPE, JOSEPH RITAHIE, XVILLARD SMITH Middle Row: BOE GEPFORT, ALBERTA SEEGAR, LILIAN MICKELSON, MARIAN PESK , GLENYCE JONES, ROEERTA ROTIHI MARILYN REEDIN, MARCEIL PHELAN, ROZANNE OIISMAN, LARRY DROHMAN ELDON SHRIMPER, JOHN I Front Raw: BETTY NOLTING, HELEN NICKOLLS, SHIRLEY REOKER, LESTA JEAN REOR, COLLEBN SMITII, MARILYN ' POST, VIRGINIA RBEDER, MARY ELLEN ROGERS XA. 10A Bark Row AMES TA1T LAWRENCF XVALKBR JOHNSWANSON ROBERT W1LLsON ROY STODDARD TOM THOMAS HERBER1 voN LACRUM OYLE UNDERWOOD Muldfc Row JAMES VAVERRA PATRICIA WHEN SHIRLEY STORI6 GLATHA Wxurrf RONALD VAN Front Row MARJORIE XVELLER MARY LOU STOLDA TROWBRIDGE DOROTHY VAN VLECK SHBRYL ZALESKY EAN SWECRER MARY TIIACKER MAXINE ' Back Row: ROBERT BUGENSTRLN, DONALD ANDERSON, DONALD ERUSHA, BILL BARRAN, M.4RTON BALLARD, DONALD Buncvuss, ROBERT BALL, ROGER CRABBS, RICHARD Bnucu ' Middle Raw: WILLIAM CHAIJIMA, DUSTYDUSTAL, MARGARET FEIILIZIBEN, MAIIIL YN flNDINU,E, JUDITII IINDIZII' SON, RUTH BATTORFF, DOROTHY BRADLEY, CARLTON BRADLEY, N ARVELL CADY. Front Row: ALYCE MARY CHADxMA, HELEN COSTAS, AMARYLIS ALLEN, Barry EDGAR, BETTY BOULDIN, ELEANOR FAUN, BARBARA BUTTERFIELD, .MURNA 'IO CORNTHWAITB . TWEIg'I'Y-NlNlf A K Back Row: Jim HUMESTON, JIM GRISSEL, Cui HENDRICKSON, DON HLUBUCEK, MALCOLhi GUNN, JOHN MAHONBY, DAVID LINGE, VERNON HARRIMAN . Middle Raw: JAMES GILLALI, BOB MANATT, BEVERLY LACVRENCEJ OAN MOI-IN, JOAN LATTNER,-IERRY HARRING' TON, FRED GABLE, ROBERT GIEET 6' Front Row: MARY HOYLAITD, BARBARA HUDNALL, JOAN GRAY, FAYB GRAY, JEANNE HOLLAND, MARY LARSON, PAT KAUEMAN, CAROLYN HAVARD Back Raw: HOWARD VAVERKA, ROBERT TUCKER, GENE SELL, DOUGLAS WEST, ROBERT NERR, ROBERT RICK, TEIRTY ROBERT REGAN, RICHARD MOON, EUGENE OHSMAN Middle Row: ROBERT SABELY, ARLENE SHEA, JEAN RICHARDSON, MARY ANNE PAULU, MARGARET STEPANEK, MARY ELLA WOLVERTON, CHESTER WETZEL From' Raw: RUTH ANN STOORER, DOROTHY V1c'roRrNE, DOLORES THILLER, VxRG1N1A O'BRIBN', MARY THOMAS, CORNELIA POLASKY 9A I 'H' J ' ,R A r, ,, ' Fpxa EQ V5 U?-s, Tmnrx'-oNn 9A 9A Tfxmry-Two .-4 Lf' THlRTY'THREE 15? SA 1' UWT' ,ff 'f ff, in -Au wg SA THmTY-roun W ,, M , ,A ,,,, , ,,., ,,., . . . , .. .V., , V-.-. - -A ff'-fi---favs: -I WZ f K SA SB THIRTY- V ' f' x m'--L'- - MW , .1 W 1 1 , A L A L w i i W 8B 7A Tmxrrv-six 7A XJ 7A Tmnrv-S1:viN 7B N N N 7B Tam-ry-mom' Senior Play femzedfy, 1943 KATHARINE B SAFELY STANLEY S COIIEN ELIZABETH F FORD TOM BRADY SUE ANNE LOOKIIOFP Uzttle girly Dams R KAHLER ELIZABETH BLAISE MARTIIA Lou SMITH CHARLENE F ZVACEK The Lady Wloa Came to Engl A Melodrama KENNETH WHITE Based an al fgboxt Jtof y of R N Spencer CAST Katberuze Emma .Sladze Mzlbf Phoebe Ann 03' Mary Doctor Student Dzrector BETTY FISCHER of Coe College Anzxtafzt to the Dzrectme Baoklaolders MARY LUDLOW CHARLENE ZVACEK BETSY BL usa Doms LAHLER INATHARINE SAFELY MARTHA LOU SMITH BETTY FORD TOM BRADY SUE ANN LOOKHOFI' STANLEY COHEV PEGGY PLOCK JOANNE VAN CLFVE THIRTY NINE -A ' Q ' ' x - Q I I ' 1 Q ' 1 ' ' ' II H - by 4 4 ' .........1,-nag.,-.ug-n.4.fv...-.-..--.1.n-1.1-una.: 1 - V f . f , .-.-vnu---Q.--q....a.v..4..a.n.'4-.-.u.n-n--qu.a..-..-.- ' I '........-........V....I......................... 4 .................................. ii' 4 ,, Harrow gf the fanzmzry Clan qt 1943 At 3245, January, 1937, we made our first 'entrance into Franklin. Jack Bell arrived late as usual. It was a bitter cold day as we hud- dled in the Bowl entrance not knowing where to go - later on we learned about Liggetts. There was no ,hospitality commit- tee ar that time and many of us got lost. Some of them are lost yet so if any of you have any extra time and want to look around - Because we were too young to know any better, we let the school plan out schedules for us, which explains how we ended up in Miss Harding's class listening to numerous Johnny and Mary stories. But everything has an end and we were soon promoted to eighth grade, where we suffered through Miss Porter's 40-minute lectures and our boring English classes. It was also in eighth grade that we took an all-day test to determine our intelligence. I still can't understand why they wouldn't tell us how we came out. And then came ninth, the greatest year of our career. For it was in ninth grade, on February 22, Washington's birthday, that the never-to-be-forgotten Patriotic program was presented from the stage of Franklin. Warren Hootman played the part of a young soldier and Colonel Montgomery was por- trayed by Allen Thurman. Other members of the class also took part in the program. It was a great play, but soon forgotten, luckily enough. Those three years of Junior high were long and hard, and many of us were all ready to call it quits. However a few of the stronger members of our class survived and were in- ducted into Excellentia. They were: Virginia Bolenbaugh, Betsy Blaise, Kathryn Loomis, Diane Marshall, Katherine Safely, Mary Shaffer, Martha Lou Smith, Marilyn Wil- liams, Joanne Van Cleve, and David Ring. When we ascended to tenth grade, we found that those rumors really were true - Franklin pupils are allowed to take part in the governing of their school. Those mem- bers of our class serving on the various govern- ing committees are: Carnegie Art - Frank Jun, Mary Poole, Budget - Katharine Safely, Joan Kanak, Business - Dorothy Demory, Virgin-ia Bolenbaugh, Honor As- sembly - George Lowe, Doris Kahlerg Lyceum - Martha Lou Smith, Joanne Van Cleve: Martha Washington - Phyllis Kobe, Peggy Plockg and Public Relations - Kather- ine Loomis. Tenth grade also brought to us our first class assembly. Unfortunately it wasn't to be our last. David Ring, our 10B class president introduced .the other officers, who were: Vice-President, Diane Marshall, Secretary, FORTY Katharine Safely, and Treasurer, George Lowe. But that wasn't the end of things, for the time came for us to participate in the all school sing. Because of inexperience, instead of taking first place, we tied for fifth! Our directors Eldo Mentzer and Betsy Blaise should not be blamed for this misfortune. We were now pretty much accustomed to senior high, but there were a few things that bothered us - Mr. Deeds and his various pets, and the odors in the halls after certain chemistry experimen ts. When we came back in September as 1OA's, we sponsored our first social hour. How was it? I don't know. l rlidn't go, either. We had our share of Post work, too, with each home- room editing at least two editions - staying up 'till all hours of the night to find jokes that might pass the censors. But all this effort was not appreciated. They were all pronounced as lousy anyway. After much coaxing, pleading, begging, and even bribing, we finally gathered up enough talent to have a 10A class assem- bly. We had a sextette composed of Betsy Blaise, Joanne Van Cleve, Kathryn Barn- grover, Geraldine Kohl, Catherine Bachman, and Martha Lou Smith. They sang Wish- ing, and we still wonder just what they were wishing for. A round table discussion was held after the play. Our class officers were: President, Wallace Pinckneyg Vice- President, Virginia Bolenbaugh, Secretary, Kathryn Loomis, and Treasurer, Frank Jun. Along with 11B came another school sing. This time our directors were David Ring and Joanne Van Cleve. We fared better with the judges this time and rose to fourth place. Well, that's better than sixth. Stanley Cohen was the only one in our class who showed any real musical ability. Stanley placed first in the City Music Contest and took second at the Pre-State Music Festival. lt was Stanley who took the part of the clerk in Trial by Jury after the first clerk was overcome by mumps. . During our career of eleventh grade, Miss Horner organized the hospitality committee, whose duty it is to see that all the new little Franklinites are taken care of. From our class Betsy Blaise, Joan Kanak, Martha Lou Smith, and Charles Vondracek served on this committee. Our class ofiicers at this time were: President, Otto Wiedersbergg Vice- President, Mary Ludlow, Secretary, Jack Bell, and Treasurer, Martha Lou Smith. lt was around this time when the school had the innoculations. lt has been rumored that Glen Kemper's heart beat just too fast and could not stand the shock! In 11A we came face to face wrrh the hectrc course Englrsh 6 wrth Professor Byers For nrne weeks we were frantrcally argurng upon the questron th rr has srnce been settled by greater mrnds than Ours Should every able bodred male crtrzen between the ages of 18 and 21 serve one year rn the umed forces Those who could not f1n1sl1 therr arguments 1ns1de the class lorned the debate team From our class they were Davrd Rm Allen Thurman Charles Vondracek Davrd Cofling and Arlene Blame Our 11A ofhcers were Presrdent Kathryn Loomrs Vrce Presrdent George Lowe Secretary Vrrgrnra Bolen baugh and Treasurer Frank un To prove that many developed muscles as well as brarns durrnv therr stay at Franklrn we note that Warren Hootman Wallace Prnekney Otto Wredersb rg George Low and ack Bell won letters rn xarrous sports Otto Wallace George and Warren also are members of the Natronal Athletre Scholastre Socrety The g1rls are not to be outdone for Betty Ford Katharrne Srfely Mary Ludlow Oan Ixanak and Drane Marshall have suc ceeded rn capturrn membershrps rn G A A Betty Katharrne Mary rnd Drane are also members of the State Athletrc Assocratron ln the volleyball tourn rment the grrls came through wrth a breath takrng second place rn 12B They were captaxned bv Kathryn Loomrs The boys team drd a lrttle b tter by placrng first 1n the basketball tournament captarned by Otto Werdersberg Also along the lrne of sports we must not forget the annual golf meet rn whrch Wallace Prnckney played on the team tryrng for the State trtle The elrte of the senror class quotatron from Mrss Byerly who were mducted rnto Sophrosy ne rn 12B were Marrlyn Wrllrams Joanne Van Cleve D1 me Marshall Vrr 1n1a Bolenbaugh Martha Lou Smrth Joan Kanak and rn 12A Ixathryn Loomrs and Arlene Blame The dramatrc mrnded people of our class who are rn the socrety of Thespran are Char lene Zvacek Mary Ludlow Tom Brady Dorrs Kahler Doris Holsapple Dorothy Bell Peggy Ploek and Katherrne Safely We remember that cl rss play rn whrch Vrrgrnra Bolenbaugh and Mary Ludlow of our class took part The other players drdn t have a chance wrth Mary around she not only knew ex eryone else s lrnes she mm' them Ah' the dawn Of 1 beautrful fall day of 1942 Came at last an l w trotted back to our Alma Mater fewer rn number but greater rn sprrrt We totaled the hu e sum of 33 Howes er we have done brg thrngs thrs last semester Al though our budget sales had not ax erag d very well the years before we rallred thrs fall and came through wrth strong support of our sales And then that Outstanding event of the year our sen1Or pl ry The Lady Who Cam to Stay The audrence shrvered as they watched but smce they Hrmly msrsted that they don t belreve rn ghosts rt must have been the cold And now after sur years here at Franklrn more for some of us we are ready to leave We Xe had a lot of fun and w ll all mrss rt But Trm Marches On and so must we And so we end our hrstory urgrng all of vou who are left to carry on 1nd do 5 our part Class of January 43 GEORGE LOWE Cb zzrman ARLEN1: BLAINE QC0mpzlerD JOAN KANAK MARY POOLE CCompz!erj CIIARLIINE ZVACEK ROBERT RICHEY TOM BRADY FORT! 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C 7 .I . . nl. . l a 4 Q U Prapbeqf of JJWZLJZVQI Clary, 1943 The collaborators of the prophecy of the January Class of 1943 out of sheer curiosity went with eager haste to Yogi, the mon- ster of prophecy directly derived from the heavenly bodies by a few ingeniously simple mathematically inclined problems. They asked Yogi to predict the futures of the outstanding persons of the 4-3 Class exactly ten years to the day. Taking into consideration the fact that it was Jan- uary the 21st, 1943, and it was a given date pen years from that day that he was to predict or. I-Ie first cubed 21, divided by 12, knocked off the last two digits, multiplied by 3.14, removed the radical sign, subtracted 365-20 and obtained the correct date, January 22, 1953- After pondering deeply over each individual person he biographically wrote their pro- phecies and congenially handed the list to me, fearing to face the persons waiting anxiously for their fortunes. The first on the list was Arlene Blaine. ARLENE BLATNE has finally accomplished her life-long ambition to work in a law oflice, and has just completed her latest book, dedicated to her boss, How to 'Ring' the Bells. And look who is serving beef-burgers, Cyou won't come back for more without beef1n'D. It's DOROTHY DEMORY, who learned the art of cooking at the Franklin Cafe. EUGENE KENNEDY is now principal of the Shueyville High School, KENNETH WALKUP is in charge of attendance there. MARY Cgrab them while they're exemptj LUDLOW, whose highest ideal was to be a member of any type of respiratory organiza- tion Cwhen she went to schoolj - didn't want to be a nurse anyway. KEITH CAMPBELL, Bon RICHEY, and JoHN RUTAN are now running a modern dance school. PEGGY PLOCK is their glamourous new star pupil. PHYLLIS KOBE is now the star on the National Women's Baseball Team. She al- ways was a good player, even in school - remember - Battin CgD was her specialty. Frank Jun has just invented a new, super- duper, torpedo bicycle, it's the latest word for making business contacts. What's more - - he has a side car for HooTMAN! MARTHA Lou SMITH, who has always wanted to have a business place of her own, has recently begun a new enterprise! She calls it The Cat's Paw, where ol friends meet. And there's BETSY BLAISE, who writes those marvelous articles for Field and Stream. She is noted for her last article, How to FoRTY-Two Angle. Says Miss Blaise modestly, Shucks, it was nothing. I had a whole summer's experience the year the Pre-Flight School opened at Iowa City. .JOHN CPaul JonesD SNIDER has lately gone into the floral business. As a tip to you wise, young men, he has made the following re- mark: Speaking as a florist and a fellow who has been around, just give the girl friend four roses. CHARLENE ZVACEK, that Lady Who Came to Stay - and didn't, has just composed a new best seller, thrill mystery, which can be found at all the best book stores. Its title is Who Done It, Why More Don't, and How I Forget About It. She always did have a reader back in her high school days, 'now she has lots of them. JOAN KANAK is now running that famous Palace ofJive, featuring the latest version of Wigglin' Wiggle Worms with the Worry Worts! - Richard Buck Bouldin is leading a prohibition movement in Congress!! WALLACE lightfoot PINCKNEY, that boy that was practically inert to all strains of modern jazz, has just composed another volume of melodramatic selections. The name of the volume deeply symbolizes pain, sacri- fice, and tradition. It's called the Ring Dang Doo with a Rickey Tick!! CHARLES THILLEN is now the world's great- est weight lifter. BETTY FORD, that beautiful, bouncing, buxom, beauty is now modeling loose, lush, light, and lovely nightgowns, designed by KREUTZER. They say they're just like Grand- ma used to wear. NAONE WHEELER was so impressed with Miss Brunner's version of English 8 that she is still there! BARBARA HARMER finally decided to go on that Milken diet. DORIS KAHLER, the Dorothy Thompson of our generation, is going strong. Her latest announcement was that DAVE KANELIS finally got that answer from MARY PooLE - Yes - Csighl - she said yes! DOROTHY ScoTT is the wife of the governor of Iowa. GLENN Cyou know him girlsj KEMPER has just taken up his duties as Dean of Women at Coe College. They say feminine enrollment has jumped up 5O'Z,!! Well, can you blame them? The government has just returned GEORGE LowE's shoes. They were requisitioned short- ly after the start of the first of 1943 for coal barges to be used on the Mississippi. Yes, India received the honor! JACK BELL has finally settled down there with a harem and ten cars! JOANNE VAN CLEVE, Fran!-:lin's own Lana Turner, has given up her career as a model to work at Lockheed. MARILYN FLOW is now happily married, and has a nice family of four little Cohens. Orro WIEDERSEURG is now playing pro- fessional football - but then to quote Otto, I was always a star in high school anyway, unquote. DORIS HOLSAPPLE recently opened a road show, Hip-hip-horray, but it turned out to be a big success. TOM BRADY, who now has a complete col- lection of little brown pint bottles, was look- ing them over recently when one explodedg his first remark after regaining consciousness was, I didn't know it was loaded! CATHERINE BARNGROVER, DAVID COFFING ALLEN THURMAN, CHARLES VONDRACEK, and DIANE MARSIiALL are those lucky eople who quit Franklin early. But they didnt have such good luck after all. They missed out on all the fun dodging the censors. CATHERINE BACHMAN and DoRoTIIY BELL have left after ten years as privates in the WAAC's. To quote the girls - Vaudeville is more fun anyway. The rest - Censored!! When VIRGINIA BOLENBAUGH was asked 1 last week when the wedding bell would toll, she said, I won't commit myself. If you ask us, she's waiting for Jun. We saw KATHARINE SAFELY with a man, who is rumored to be her husband. Need we say MOORE? MARILYN WILLIAMS and KATIIRYN LOOMIS are now running the Y. M. C. A. at Swisher - Quote, Get 'em young and train 'em, Unquote. But in all seriousness, we believe that never in history has the load on a generation been as great as the moral responsibilities which rest upon us. Many of our class, both men and women, will be in some military service in a few short months. During the reconstruction which must follow this war, many problems will arise. Our hope is that out of this melee of valor and sacrifice we may help with the building of a peaceful, abundant, and progressive world, not only for ourselves, but future generations. Committee: KATHRYN Looms BETTY FORD WARREN HOOTMAN FRANK JUN GLENN KEMPER JOANNE VAN CLEVE MARILYN WILLIAMS FORIY-THREE Lair Will aml Testament, fanaafjf Class, 1943 To WHOM IT MAY CONOERN: -We, the January graduating class of '43 of the Franklin School being of sound and disposing minds, wish it to be known that this document, our last will and testament, was drawn up in the spirit of fun and in no manner is intended to offend. DOROTHY DEMORY wills. her debts to SAMMY LEAOOX who always liked OWEN Cowingl. JACK BELL leaves as usual - without a building permit. JOANNE VAN CLEVE bequeaths her race- horse speed in French to JOHN LIDDLE who seems to be on the wrong track. PI-IYLLIS KOEE leaves the Franklin Primrose Path to'see if she can snatch a sweet ..WIL- LIAMS.H CHARLENE ZVACEK leaves to acquire more learning from her Weekb' Reader CREEDERD. CHARLES THILLEN bequeaths his ability to keep out of trouble to BILL MCGUIRE who has already met a misfortune. QMiss Fortunej DORIS KAHLER leaves her way of shying from the boys to LETA MAY BROWN, who is so very timid towards them. I, ARLENE, 6 X 1 BLAINE, leave with this comment - Goodbye, Mr. Templemanf' PEGGY PLOCK and DOROTHY ScoTT leave a ton of coal to MARIAN TAYLOR because they think she might get Chilly. MARTHA LOU SMITH wills her ability to drive to Iowa City in 18 minutes to anyone else who thinks he is any faster. I, DORIS HOLSAPPLE, leave proving the exception to the rule - You Can't Take It With You. ROBERT RICHEY leaves his aeronautical ability to SCOTT LINGE, who is always fly- ing high. JOHN SNIDER leaves for the A Sc P to bring home the bacon. WARREN Can't Get Out of This Mood HOO'IMAN bequeaths his mathematics ex- perience to MELVIN Hayrack PENROD, who is waiting for the chance to show his ability with figures. CATHERINE BACHMAN leaves a iece of sodium to anyone who is in need O a little action. BETSY BLAISE leaves - can't say you didn't try RUsT. KATHRYN LoOM1s leaves her position at the register to anyone who wants to CASH in - how about it, CONDON? CGEORGIA CAS!-113 DOROTHY BELL leaves her red hair, no on second thought she had better take it with her, it might be missed at the TEMPLE. FQRTYHVQUR BETTY FORD leaves her technique gained in the senior play to TERRY MEEKS, who no doubt would like a little. MARILYN Veronica WILLIAMS leaves her position as life guard to anyone else who can save a drowning college boy. KAY SAEELY leaves to get somemore CMOOKED education. We hear Bill's a good teacher. TOM pretty boy BRADY- leaves the wave in his hair to TONY, TOm's ardent admirer. RICHARD BOULDIN leaves to go to his favorite star, ZORA. Gentleman Jim KEMPER leaves for con- tinuous entertainment opposite the Post Office. GEORGE LOWE leaves his vacuum cleaned brains to PAT MCPARTLAND whom Coach claims had a cupful removed before football season. EUGENE KENNEDY leaves his job at Penny's to NORMA LOU JOHNsoN who needs some sense Ccentsj LELAND KREUTZER leaves 25 feet Ot rope to JANET CRABBE who needs it to get LYNCH- ed. MARY POOLE leaves her ability to stay away from school a month and still retain her B in chemistry to JOHN NASH who could use a little pull from Mr. Evvart. NAONE WI1EELER leaves to join the Wo- men's Army. She always was a little wackie. MARY LUDLOW leaves the Franklin corri- dors with this echo still ringing in her ears - To HILL with LUDLOW.l' OTTO Playboy WIEDERSBERG leaves to complete his seven night's stand at the Sinaiko residence. KENNETH WALKUP and JOHN RUTAN leave this poem to the fairer sex of Franklin: Yau'll be .worry wlzen it'.r too late Wbezz all our love bar tzmzea' to hate. FRANK JUN leaves his paint brush to MARGARET YOUNG who is pretty good giving the brush off. JOAN KANAK wills her straight A report card to anyone else who would like a quiet home life. STANLEY COHEN leaves with a song in his heart - I guess that's where it is. BARBARA HARMER leaves to be taught the Milky CMILKED Way. Witnessed by- KATHARINE SAFELY BARBARA HARMER MARY LUDLOW WALLACE PINCKNEY JOHN SNIDER Clas r Poeh Now thai om high school elays are p :sl We mal ourselves feaely to leave at last The awzlzar thengs, laels anal lfzsses, Lzenchroom tzfkets and seventh hozzr class s Czzttzngg up eafthnorrzzs long szlzce elefll Spoon hsarelets, those goverzzmem' hooks we ieael Are gone and wzth them pefhaps a aft O our spzfzts and happzness Each heart s Full o hope fm the utmes we ace, Each o as .5'fIZ1llHg to had the place To whzeh we are Jzezteel, The hettel to gzve The most we can that all may lzve In a hettef zoozlel, wrought :om chaos 0 was , Ami the spnzts o those who have lgzven ns mole Than we lealzqe Am! it zs to this pznpose o gzvnzg hzzth T1 om rhe sums o a Hiildgfd earth Vfforlel zmzty We eleelfcaze ourselves fjllll' the knowleelgge and expeuerzee we may ganz That those who have elzeol have noi clone so III van: OANNE VAN CLEVE fanzwfy 1943 Fonrxf NVE ' 1 1 ,'- .' , . P f B-y h A J 4 1 Senior Play june, 1943 JEAN FERGUSON, DEAN BARNHIZER, TERRY MEEKS, DIANE WAPLHS, JOE CROWLEY, JACK XVOLF, DICK MOIXRISON, Bon FONTANA, BILL VOGL, MARILYNNE MILNER, BARBARA OWEN, CHARLOTTE TREWIN A Connecticut Yankee in King Artburlr Court Hank Bennett .... Marion, lnif Jixter. . . M1'J. Bennett .... King Arthur . . . Queen Guinever .. . . Merlzrz .,................ Sir Sagramor Cane! SpeakerJ Clarence ..... .......... Elaine . , .... . . Sir Launcelot. . .. . . .. Queen Morgan Le Fay . . .. Sandy ...,............. Arsixtant to the Director . . . CAST, FRIDAY, MARCH 2 by' JOHN G. FULLER A Fantafy in,T1aree Acts 5 F . . . .BOB FONTANA . . . .BARBARA OWEN . . .CHARLOTTE TREWIN . . .JOE CROWLEY . . . .DIANE WAPLES . , . JACK WOLF . . . .. .BILL VOOI. . . .SAMMY LEACOX . . . .JEAN FERGUSON . , . .Drcxc MORRISON . . . . . .TERRY MEEKS MARILYNNE MILNER . . . .LOUISE FERNOW Bookbolelenr ........... . . .JOAN FLANAGAN, GWENDOLYN WREN FORTY-sxx Senior Play jane, 1943 KATHLEEN HANSOV, JEAN MCGINNIS, JACK WOLF, MAIJREEN MEALY, BILL MCGUIRE, SAMMY LEACOX, JOHN NEFF, SHIRL NICHOI.S, DICK CARIIRAE, GEORGE NEWLAND, ELAINE SMULEKOFF, PAMELA CIIAEMEII A Connecticut Yankee in King Artbarlr Court Hank Bennett . . . Mariofz, nie fitter .... MI'J'. Bennett ..... King Arthur. . . Queen Gninever . . . by JOHN G. FULLER A Fantaey in Tbree Arte CASTRSATURDAY, MARCH Merlin . .,.... ......... . Sir Sagramor Cana' .rpeakerj . . Clarence .,... .........., Elaine ........ .fir Launeelot ......,. Queen Morgan Le Fay .. . Sandy .............. Asfiftant to Director. . . . . . . .BILL MCGUIRE . .PAMELA CRAEMER .ELAINE SMULEKOEE . . . . .DICK CARFRAE . . . .SHIRL NICHOLS . . . .JACK WOLF ......JOHN NEFF . . . .SAMMY LEAcox . . . .KATHLEEN HANSON . . GEORGE NEWLAND . . . .JEAN MCGINNIS . .MAUREEN MEALY BETTY MAE BECKEE Bookholderr ........ . A. .MARY CONN, PATRICIA DAVIS Four?-sEvEN HiJf01'jf gf the fame Clara qf 1943 On a fall day of the year 1937, we entered the first lap of our six year journey through dear old Franklin High. We were just little 7B's then except John McKay, who said he never was little. The hospitality committee was simply unheard of then. Several of us came strolling into classes after the bell had rung Cwe didn't know just what the bell meantD simply because we couldn't und Room 220. We asked someone where Room 220 was, but they just said, Somewhere on second floor. Then we shoved on into eighth grade and Miss Porter for voice. Miss Gabbert err-r-r Mrs. Loudermilk had us learn The Gettysburg Aridrerr also. And they - they pushed us on into ninth grade. Some of our class showed superior scholastic ability , and were inducted into Excellcntia. They were: Janice Bailey, Betty Mae Becker, Bob Chadima, Mary Conn, Louise Fernow, Jeanne Ferguson, Ruth Jeane Ferguson, Bob Fontana, Tucie lines, Verne Long, Marilynne Milner, Shirl Nichols, Seymour Oshman, Elaine Smulekoff, Barbara Rappoport, and Jack Wolf. And then came tenth grade. Oazbf three years more!!! We came panting in for fourth place in the annual school sing led by Jean McGinnis and Jeanne Ferguson. As we started on the last lap of the race, that boy from Roosevelt, Howard Cole, who is so-o-o fast - on the track, came to join our class. We now discovered that Franklin is a small democracy and the following pupils were chosen in a democratic way Cbeing appointed by the teacl1ersD: Carnegie Art - John Kelso, Social, Janice Bailey, Budget, Elaine Smulekoff, Business, Constance Krapf, Martha Washington, John McKay, Honor, Diane Waples, Lyceum, Bob Chadima, Public Relations, Jeanne Ferguson. Before we could catch our breath, we had an election of officers and John McKay Cbeing the largest one in our classD pulled ahead for president, Jeanne Ferguson, Vice-president,Janice Bailey, Secretary, and Seymour Osl1man, Treasurer. We then caught up on our breath and our rest in English class. November, being the month of festivity, our 10B class couldn't afford turkey so we dished up ham in form of a class assembly. Members in our class in the play were Elaine Smulekoff, Betty Mae Becker, and Ruth Jeane Ferguson. ln IOA, our assembly consisted of the plays Sire De Maletroit's Door and A Pair of Lunaticsf' Constance Krapf gave a piano solo, Paul Tiffany a baritone solo, a song by Miss James' homeroom, and we found our class comedian in Jack Wolf, who gave a reading. Then an Fon'rY-zzlcnr earthquake hit Franklin in form of our social hour. Our class being a brave one took a deep breath and came tearing into 11th grade right into the arms of Bowne, Byerly, and Byers. Dark horse Morrison took over as president, Bob Davis, Secretary, and Fred Bates was left holding the bag as treasurer, and Bill Olson, vice-president. Those in our class who were inclined to be dramatic and because of meritorious work were taken into Thespian were: Elaine Smulekoff, Joe Crow- ley, Lois Jeanne Long, Jeanne Ferguson, Carlyn Nelson, Betty Mae Becker, and Ruth Jeane Ferguson. The members of our class elected to committees were: Budget, Seymour Oshman, Business, John Manville, Carnegie Art, Dale Ferguson, Honor, Paul Tiffany, Lyceum, John Monroe, Martha Washington Room, Patricia Davis, Public Relations, Tucie Imes. Our class assembly program was made up of the play The Devil Comes to Alcaraz, and some classic and modern music. Janice Bailey and Ina Belle Long pre- sented classical pieces, while Bob Chadima, Sammy Leacox, and Jack Wolf furnished us with Boogie-Woogie. Due to shortage of coal, the more daring of our maidens started wearing slacks but .soon found out there wasn't any shortage of dis- approval, so they meekly went back to short skirts. Then time came for election to Boys' State. The fourth floor corridor looked like advertisements for a circus. Those who by some hook or crook were elected were Joseph - Oh I forgot this year democracy was shown in a big way for the women received theirrights and voted. The heroes they elected were: Howard Cole, Dick Morrison, Don Vesley, John Liddle, Bob Chadima, and Bob Fontana, who proved worthy of Franklin and was elected as Governor of Boys' State. One losing candidate seems to feel that Bob cast a spell over the voters - we've often wondered what those motions he used in speaking were for. That year our class was in fine shape and we breezed. into first place, by a fraction of a point, in the annual school sing. Our song directors were Janice Bailey and Carol Kopel. At last! At least for most of us, we plunged into the final lap of our school career. Our new arrival from Fort Dodge, that lush creature Qcareful boysj Terry Meeks, was welcomed. The 12B class officers elected were: President, Bob Chadima, Vice-president, John Monroe, Secretary, John Neff, Treasurer, Jeanne Ferguson. The following served on governing committees: Art, Verne Long, Budget, Seymour Oshman, Business, Con- stance Krapf Brrbara Owen Gwendolyn Wren Honor Assembly Dune Wtples Lyceum Bob Chadlmt Mrrtha Waslnngton D1ck Carfrae John McKay Pubhc RCld.C1011S eanne Ferguson HOSP1f1l1fy Terry Meeks We pause now to call to your mmcl those three 1mportant events 111 12B Moron jokes slacks and append1c1t1s operauons Letter w1nners 1n sports were Dean Barn h1zer oe Crowley Melv1n Penrod D1ck MOFIISOH John L1ddle B1ll Olson and Don Vesely Outstandmg track men tre Howard Cole Bob Fontana Don Gerber ohn McKay D1ck Carfrae Don V eselj and Charles Fadness Those Inducted IIICO Natlonal Honor Soc1ety were oe Crowley B1ll Olson D1ck Carfrae ohn Lrddle Melv1n Penrod Dean Barnh1zer Bob Fontana ohn McK1y and D1ck MOFFISOD We w1sh to pay tr1bute to the boys of our class who jO1l1CLl our armed SCFVICCS and to the pup1ls who d1d v1ctory corps work Members chosen for Sophrosyne In 12B were Marrlynne M1lner Tucre Imes Con stance Krapf eanne Ferguson Elame Smule koff Bob Fontana Bob Chad1ma S'11rl Nrchols Mary Conn anlce Ba1ley Dan Wtples P1tr1c1t Davls S ymour Osnman and Pat Mallej Hoo Ra' Hoo Rl' Let s all xote for ohn McKay and that s what the 12A class d1d as we elected John pres1dent John Neff v1ce presxdcnt D1ck Carfrae s cretary and Bob Hughes treasurer New members 1nto Thesplan were Jan1ce Buley Bob Fontana Lou1se Fernow Rak1e Hanson M2f1lyI1HC Mllner Pat Malley Ve1na ean Burr and Barbara Rapoport Then came t1me for the senlor play Our class presented A Connect1cut Yankee 1n Kmg Arthur s Court eanne Chandler had a starrmg role 1n the Spr1ng Fest1val Play The Dev1l and D1n1el Webster Thus concludes the h1story of the une Class of 1943 RUTH EANII FERGUSON CONSTANCE KRAPF BETTIE SHRADER GWENDOLYN WREN Pmpbegf of the fame Clam 1943 We are now ID the teletype room of the hot off the WIFCS IS the latest news of that outxtandzrzg class of une 1943 We what have we here? FIFSC as usual IS SEYMOUR OSHMAN Hotel Astor house detec EIVC Because of h1S h1gh standmg 1U mathe mat1cs he has been selected by 1 speclal comm1ttee to count s1lverware to date he has only lost two spoons and a s tlad fork The L1ddle Memor1al Park has just been ded1cated 1n honor of JOHN LIDDLL who always spent so much of l'11S t1me 1n the park MARILYN Im not as young as 1 look THOMPSON the dress desrgner has just created a new gown whxch 1S strapless backless bottomless m1ddleless and.1nyth1r1g elseless LLOYD DAY has been a carp nter these past years A beaut1ful g1r1 walked by h1s place of work and he was quoted as saymg I p1cked up my hammer and saw SAMMY LEACOX and Bon BEXTNIITT those two local mus1c1ans who started out under ROLAND MOLHLMANN are now makmg good 1n the Salvat1on Army band under the d1rect1on of ACK HEISS Fr1nkl1n s own Llttle Tough Guy There IS a new Ind1an rest hom w1th none other than JACKIE Ram IH the face Snow Bas as propr1etor MARSHALL NELSON 1S 2111 CI1g1I1C'Cl' OU H. HCW smoke l1ke a steam englne MARILYNN1: Br1dget MILNER has just been h1red as head chamberma1d tt the SINAIKO s Cure em or K1ll em Su er San1tar1um because she always Dustere oops dusted so well Bon Hudg1e CHADIMA has hnally re s1gned h1s pos1t1on as Commander ID Ch1ef of the Royal Bohemlan Navy to take a pos1t1on as pr1nc1pal of the Gnonon ENGEL Excluslve G1rls School The four Hs HOLLINGSWORTH Hoff HOPKINS and HE double toothprck have formed a new type of 4 H Club Then' motto IS To H Ccensoredj w1th everythmg FLo Tr1x1e MARKEY 1S now located In cell No 25935 4215 for a ten year stretch brgamy as 1f you d1dn t know The great stupendous magmficent start hug new sc1ent1st DICK MORRISON: has just performed a great drscovery that he alone commands It seems he can tell the sex of a ch1cken egg before If IS hatched NAoM1 HARRIS IS now the propr1etor of the Rocky Road Cosm CIC Company She always d1d go IU for that stuff We just got a letter from Acxuz WILLIAM soN It s ems 1t ended up l1ke th1s I have FORTY mm: 1 1 1 .1 . 1 1 ' 'l 1 .L K 4 j , ' .2 Q , ' j U ,J , - '2 , eg z 1 . , 2 , 1 z 1 , e ' J ' 3 , Q . '. 1 z. . I ' . . 1 '. ' 1 . . ' 4 ' ' , l . 1 5 . . e , . , J , . p , . . . I . , . . . . , . 1 1 1 1 4 1 l 1 ' 1 . 1 : , , , A . 1 1 J ' J .1 . - , I f, 1 V1 I 1 ' . .11 1 1 JI .f . . , 1 . l . . , . Q a - 1,1 4 J ' ' J Franklin High School,June, 1953. Coming in, diesel train - too bad, Marshall, you can't , ' L ' . 3 ' 3 1 l ' 2 . 2 . . . ' . . if ' 1 - l 5 C W' , . I V 7 . ' . W L i D .J . . . ' -. n . T2 l . 4 -1 1 ' C 1 Q 1 1 1 .W 1 , , 1 I . 1 ' ' 1 l -11' ' ' 1 1 1, , 1 4, -' 1 - 1 1 1 l - 1 - -' - ' . ' -1 . J ' 1 . ' . . -'L 1 , , . ' L , 3 . , , J , K . , . . 1 1 P 1 1 1 Y I just returned from a cruise to Europe. Is this a Post Script or a Boy Scout? JACK WOLF, the popular concert pianist, just made his debut in Mozart's A-Minor in 4-F Sonata for iano. The crowd was over- come by his nesse, touch, and unusual rendition of the number. DIANE WAPLES was seen at the New York airport wearing the latest creation of her fabulous dress shop, a suit of navy and white. It seems her mind is still on the Navy. ELAINE Oh, dear, I only got an A- SMULEKOFR, has left the Sandy Iowa City Heights to resume her teaching at the Rad- cliffs. Flash and Double Flash!! DICK FUNK, after all these years has fully recovered from his writers cramp acquired from Mr. Lavell's sociology class. I JEANNE I forgot my brass knuckles CHANDLER is now head of the new Commando School. Her new star pupil is DON She tripped me VESELY. GEORGE Windy NEWLAND has just in- vented a new type of electric fan. You know he always was good at blowing. DEAN BARN!-IIZER has his own program now giving advice to the lovelorn. You know he never had any love trouble of his own. MARY ELLEN HELDT and JOAN FLANAGAN have just been promoted to head nurses at Independence. They always were a friend of the WAACS. DR. R. L. FONTANA, M.D., Ph.D., D.D.S., B.S., F.A., and A.W.O.L., and the former JANICE BAILEY have just announced their elopement. This does not come as a surprise to anyone but the man about town, ORVILLE RENNIE, who is usually ahead of the crowd on such matters. MARGARET YOUNG has just released her new YOung's Dictionary, which is a Sellout. She always had such a wonderful vocabulary. BEVERLY Just call me Gypsy, the Rose MORIO has just signed a six-year contract - liable to life .term - at the Men's Club in Chicago. The tickets have been sold for three months in advance, so the former Franklin wolves are out of luck to see their blonde beauty. Incidentally, it is told that one ex- Franklinite saw opening night. I-IIRAM SCHUTZ- SMAN was sitting front-row center, enjoying every strip of it. Yesterday, in the grand stadium, on the 18th floor of The Franklin School, a long standing record was broken. JOHNNY Power- house MCKAY threw a spitball the amazing distance of five feet. Among the spectators present were MR. HOWARD COLE, the well- known sports commentator, with Mrs. Cole, the author of Never Give Up, the former RUTH JEANE FERGUSON. VERNA JEAN BURR has just invented the FIFTY new super B-1168 soda jerker which has merited her promotion to McRaith's - assistant to the assistant to the third assistant in charge of emptying waste-baskets. WILLARD Beret BARRETT, the well- known hair dresser, claims his best model for the latest hair-do is none other than LA BETTE STEENSGARDS. SANDNESs, MEYER, and KATZ, those three little fishes, are still trying to make it up the stream of dreams. CHARLES SHILLIG, the city arborist, is in St. Luke's with numerous aches and bruises. It seems a beautiful girl walked under the tree and, to quote Charles, I was watching the wrong limb. The CULLMAN Bluesox have completed a famous double play - CHADIMA to FLETCHER with DANIELS as referee. Flash! It has just been reported that Bob Davis has just done been wolced up in Miss Brunner's English class. All right, so I didn't take English 8. FRANCIS SIAMIS is head operator at the telephone ofhce. This is very handy, for it is a convenient way to call up her dream boys. CLARENCE JANEBA, rincipal of Midway College, is trying to a opt an entirely demo- cratic system for his school. Shall we refer him to the Franklin system for suggestions - where now the chains are taken off be- tween classes! JOHN NEFF is instructor at his School of Ballet in Chicago. His newest step is the Adazio Remitus. It is a two-two-two step with a banana split ending. ' Lois JEAN LONG has just embarked on the steamer U. S. S. L. A. R. R. Y. for a tour of Euro ean countries. We always knew she loved? ENGLAND. JOHN Just call me 'Tommy' MANVILLE has done it again, breaking the all-time record by getting his eighth divorce. We recently quoted Tommy when he said, I shall remarry my third wife next Monday, or is it my fourth? PAM CRAEMER, MINK MEALY, and JEAN MCGINNIS have taken prizes in LOckheed's annual contest to find the most efficient riveters. We wonder if it was their efficient riveting. ' KAKIE I-IANSON has finally completed her life ambition, the Hanson super telescope for looking at the sun, especially the MOR- Ris-sUN, but we hear that the new MONROE Doctrine prohibits it. The famous co-lyric song writers, MELVIN PENROD and DON GEREER, have just com- pleted their latest song for the English people - Following Nelson, As of Old. MARIE MORLAN now runs the Shady Sue Beach Resort. When interviewed about her resort, she told us, I always did like SANDY places BOB LANGRIDGE 15 now runmng an express company HIS motto IS, We p1ck up any th1ng, w1th no QUCSCIOHS asked BARBARA RAPAPORT IS the owner of Rapa port Raprd Reduc1ng Salon, and IS dO1ng a tremendous bus1ness of handlmg the fat of the nat1on NO wonder she feels so much at hom Who 15 th1s d1sheveled, un shaven c1eature co1I111Ig In no, 1E can t be BOE Cave Man PANTHER, the bouncer at Fnendly Franks CARFRAE and SMITH, operatmg On AC current, have yust about dec1ded to change to DC If you know what we meanll SHIRL NICHOLS has just returned from MadI son Square Gardens wlIere she and ROBERTA STEWART competed champIonsh1p t1tle one, but SHIRL won by a techn1c'1l knockout BARBARA OWEN, after deep and qu1et con for the heavy we1ght The hght was a close LEO MARC, LEO MARC, LEO Oh well' She tr1ed Have you l1eard about GINSBERG s glftmot ous FOll1es, featurmg BETTE SHRADER as the bear back r1der, CONSTANCE KRAPF as the LION tamer, VESTA O DONNELL as the El apeze art1st and none other than MAXINE RICH as T H A T g1rlP CAROL and IM are st1ll hav1ng those heart to heart parks BILL OLSON, the pr1zeEghte1, scored l'11S tenth consecuuve knockout last Frtday n1gl1t He was quoted as say1ng to the referee, Well DEAN, the best man won' Now we, the Hughes CWIIIS, bear an even temper as most of you know, And we ve wh1p ed plenty of men and tlIe unfuendly oe, But last n1ght at the bu Ou1 temper d1d a1 Cause a son of 1 gun gave us gmger A e VERNF LONG, BILL MALLON, Bon MARTIN, CLIFIORD NETOLICRY, and FRED ISRAEL, ha collaborated 111 Wflflllg the Bloomer G1rls of Bumper Lane Ol Yocal Glrl Makes Good BETTY BECKER, 111 memory of a one tune Frankhn lant as you go plan, plants a tree for each o her new arr1vals It seems that she wants qu1te an orchard MISS TERRY MEEKS, and 1nc1denta1ly, lf s st1ll A1155 IS at last the head of a 1est1ng home for all helpless, but el1g1ble bachelors RILLY and MARKEY Ire st1ll argumg about that Davenport deal PAUL TIE1'ANI, after many strenuous years Of Efallllllg has F1n'1lly acqu1red a strong arm good plug for Atmstrong s, eh, T1FrP OHN Put Put NICKOLLS and CHARLES B rat1on, blonds, brunettes, Or anythmg I can get , FADNESS have just Op ned th Ir exclus1ve three corneted roller r1nkfOr bab ICS FRED Petty BATES and FRANK Vatga KINNEY have merged 1I11nds and created a new Sup rwoman The tttl of th If pamtmg s, How do you do? BILL Arol VOGL h ts yust completed h1s yacht tOu1 fuound the wotld We recently quoted l11I'I1 when he sa1d I b 11eve Ill Increase the C1I'CL'lITLfCl'C11C of my portholes Fltshl The arnbulance yust W nt by y It IS rumO1ed that pattents are so few that she IS s fflflg traps for them or does she have another IHOCIVCP Flash The d1s1ppearance Of OE Cutre CROWLEY has linally been solved He has been '1 herm1t for these past years He was asked why he turned to l1ve alone and he rephed, AH HATES WOMEN Does JOHN S1 KELSO have that handle on h1s car door Hxed yet, or does he st1ll us It as an excuse to lock them In How about that? SLllJ1'1'11EECCl by the une 1943 Class for censorsh1p by the sen1Or faculty EANNE FERGUSON, cbuzrman ACK WOLF MARILYNNB MILNLR DIANE WAIJLES BILL l.'1UGI-IES SHIRL NICHOLS BARBARA OWEN EANN1: CHANDLER LOUISE FBRNOW OHN LLLSO MARY ELLEN HELDT EROY CULLMAN CAROL IYOPEL Tucn' IMES OAN FLANAGAN KATHLEEN HANSON JANICE BAILEY FIRTY ONE 1 1 l . I 2 ' ' . . ' ' ' I ll Al ' ll C D ' A ' 1 D 1 A ' ' e e' 4 ' S ,' ,. 2 . ' e e' ' ' . .- i .. .. F ll Il l ' ' ' . - - L - - I . U c 4 a .. 3 . . . . 2 I - z . . ' e - es centration, decided to accept MARC - no, - there goes Dr. IME3, soliciting business. 1 -- , . -1 l ' C 1 I l- L l 1 1 I 1 ' 6 V Q . 1 V C . , 4 q I f 'l, , . ' 'L' . 4 4 ' ' , I 4 ,Vg J fr I ,. , A I 'T Will QF fame Clmf, 1943 We, the June graduating class of 1943, being of pliable bodies and subdued minds, having successfully terminated three years of pure, unadulterated, education in this democratic institution declare, on this 3rd day of June, this as our last will and testa- ment! In general: we bequeath the sacred memory of the finest class ever to leave these immortal halls! In specific: BETTY BECKER leaves her snappy per- sOnality to chief Low, head of the Franklin Detective Agency. BOE BENNET leaves a skeining red head who is still carrying the torch. I, I, I, I, JOE CROWLEY, leave my ability to have a good time with the tenth graders to any up and coming senior who's looking for the same thing I was. GEORGE ENGEL leaves, pardon, left! LAWRENCE ENGLAND leaves for LONG and hopes for a good time. JEANNE FERGUSON leaves het sophisticated waddle - thank goodness! BARBARA LAPHAM leaves her shy manner to any mouse who wants it! RUTH JEANNE FERGUSON and LOUISE FER- NOW, Miss Green's right and left arms, leave their ability to make up to BID and ANDY. Bon FONTANA Cthat 97 lbs. of brainl leaves for the blood bank - to buy of course! DON GERBER leaves to make merry before joining the Navy! Those twin dynamos, the HUGIiES, leave with a date at last - with the Navy!!! Of course!! JOHN LIDDLE leaves one slightly over-used peg to anybody else that wants to stake a claim. CAROLYN NELSON leaves for an important engagement. JEANETTE LARSON is being stingy - she refuses to leave anything! PAT MALLY leaves her intellect to KEITH HINES - who can certainly use it. ROBINETTE KUTCHERA leaves her con- struction company to anyone else who wants to be constructive. MINK Ca mealy mouthfulj leaves just a lap ahead of CHILLI - what does that make her Coach? JACK sticky-fingers HEIss leaves with good advice from Mr. Hagan Put it back. Serene, sophisticated, swanky, but simple SMULEKOIIE, Franklin's gift to sweaters, strides out. JEANNE CHANDLER leaves her necklace to JUNE CIIAPIN who ought to. FIFTY-TWO BEULAH CooMEs leaves as quietly as she came. MARY CONN, DIANE WAI1LEs and MARIE MORLAN truck on out to Anchors Away. PAMMY Lana Craemer leaves her strong lemon juice and peroxide to NORMA LOU HAEGG. EROY give me a man CULLMAN leaves an unpaid UBILLU at Franklin. JANICE BAILEY leaves her ability to play fthe piano, I meanj to JANE GRAYSTON who has been playing some too. BARNHIZER, MARKEY, and OLSON - let's see - who is the lucky boy this week - leave their eternal triangle to PATTY CRAEMER, HAL MARSHALL and BETTY BOULDIN. WILLIE BARRETT leaves his ability to dodge coach for two years to RAYMOND WESTROM - WILLIE BARRETT? Cwill-e bar it?j DICK CARFRAE leaves for some revelry with BEVERLY. GWEN WREN bequeaths her Ariel name to Mrs. Peterson - who loves that stuff! BOE CHADIMA leaves his ambition to make a million dollars to ORVILLE RENNIE who would like to make something too! KAKIE Swing and sway HANSON leaves her red hair and sweaters to MARY LOUISE NELSON who'dOesn't need the sweaters. MARY ELLEN HELDT leaves Miss Suther- land's smiles and sweet looks to GERRY HARRINGTON who dOesn't want them. DON MONTEZ takes all he has to the Navy - he and LIDDLE may need it! ALLAYNE WEST leaves - wishing someone would follow Horace Greeley's advice. RALPH Cwatch my ears flapj HEPKER leaves his ability to fly without wings to PAUL MCNALL who hasn't landed yet. JOHN KELSO and TUCIE IMES leave their platonic love affair to BOE HAsH and COLLEEN BEDELL whose love affair could hardly be called platonic. JIM Hee Haw WALTERS leaves still purrin with CURRAN - ain't it lufly! DALE FERGUSON, FRANIQ KINNEY and Bon Zoot Suit LANGRIDGE leave - are you sure they're here this morning? GINSBERG and OSPIMAN leave their fighting Irish spirit to the football squad of '43 - whose record should be better than last year. SAMMY LEACOX and LYNN THOMPSON - Franklin's best short strutters, leave their two years of accomplishment to BILLY CHADIMA and MARY LOU STEVENSON - which goes to prove that altitude don't mean a thing. BILL MCGUIRE leaves a FORTUNE to Bon TURNER who has been trying to beg, borrow or steal one for some time. EAN Prlnceton MCGINNIS leaves for a pressmg engagement Wlfll her TAYLOR TERRY Pepsodent MDEKSg1VCS or does she? MARILYN MILNER and CHARLOTTE TREWIN who want to be alone but not by them selves leave alone ' Flash MONROE, Clutch VESELY, Wolf WOLI, and Tag a long VOGL leave the echo of that worn out phrase Ah eats that stuff up Bebeh to GRANT ENNINGS, BOE MILLS and GEOROII: LIDDLE but she doesn t have much to leave, does she? Mauly MORRISON leaves for the Navy, he ll be a c1nch he has already shown 111s Zlbllllfy to handle a schoOneI SHIRLEY Oooh we beg your pardon SHIRL Gold Star NICHOLS leaves her per feet record to LETA MAI: whom, we hear, has a record also MELVIN PENROD leaves for the Marmes to learn how to master a half NELSON NADINE and ARLENE Son K1ssed SIN AIKOS leave Qand we don t mean Mt Ander son s Son, Chet D PAUL TITIANY leaves hIs abIl1ty to play hxs barrtone horn to LOUIE SHEPHARD, who 1S ready to blow at any tune' CAROL KOIIEL leaves her breathless four years of chasmg Earthquake McKAY to anyone else Wlfh the bulld to last' I CALVIN L1ghtn1ng STORM bequeath my democratrc concepuons of school man agement to Mr Evvart I HARRY WILLIAMS, leave my grades and tobacco to Gavv dun Bemg w1tnessed, slgned and entered by the followmg WILLIAM OLSON ROBERT CHADIMA PAMELA CRAEMER OSEPH CROWLEY MAUREEN MEALLY EAN MCGINNIS WILLIAM MALLON FRANK KINNEY ROBERT FONTANA ALLA JUNE MLEKS CAROL EAN CURRAN FLORENCE MARKEY PATRICIA MALLEY BARBARA RAPAPORT SEYMOUR OSHMAN WILLIAM MCGUIRE CHARLOTTE TREWIN And havmg been censored and approved by Halt Lavell and Ghesthphoh, we have thus subm1tted It to youll' FIIJTY-THREE . . t c . . 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