Franklin High School - Key Yearbook (Franklin, NH)

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DORIS V. THIBODEAU Dot l uitlzfulm'.vs and sincerity are the highest thing.r. ' Knitting Club 45 Girls' Cooking Club 42 Junior Prom Committee 3. Doris is :1 girl worth knowing, although she has been with us only a year. Her quiet manner and fine work have won her many friends. ROBERT TILTON Ile is not uf many 'w0rd.r, but rlteerfulf' Camera Club. Robert is well known to us for his quietness and good be- havior in class and is a very dependable person and a worthy friend. HELENA VAN KOERT .-I girl 'worth while is ll girl 'with a smile. Puppet Club I1 Camera Club 31 Glee Club 1, 2, 3g Dramatics Club 1, 3: Swing Club I, 2, 3, 41 Knitting Club 43 Bowling Club 32 Hockey F, 3 ', 4 g Basketball 21 Cheerleading I, 2 ', 3 ', 4 'g Year Book Staff 42 Junior Prom Committee 3: Senior Banquet Committee 4Q Drum Majorette 41 Winter Carnival Committee 1, 2, 3, 41 Music Festival 25 Golf 2, 3g Ski Team 2, 33 Junior City Officer IQ Senior Play Cjune Madl 4. W'ho has ever seen Helena when she is not smiling? llelena has been to us a good pal, with a sunny disposition, possesses loyalty, pep, and good sportsmanship. JOHN XVICSCOTT Johnny His friend.: . . . he has many His favs . . . has he auy2 ' Victory Club 4. Johnny's cheerful grin and quite good looks have found him a place in the hearts of his classmates. A great fellow and we wish him all success. PAULINE FRANCES VVOODXVARD Polly l'SoffIy speak and .rzecetly .rmilc. Swing Club 3, 41 Knitting Club 4Q Victory Club 45 Needle Craft I. Polly is truly one of our quiet girls. We have often heard that, the best work is done in the quiet , You should do some splendid work, Polly. fTXTvardedT1:etter

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OLGA STAVRO Okay .'lI-ways friendly and happy. Senior Banquet Committee 4. One of the best natured and most straightforward girls in our class is Olga Stavro. She is enthusiastic about sports and is interested in all class activities. ICDNA TAYLOR Her .rhyilvm is no disudzfillztagv lo her. Glee Club IQ Knitting Club 1, 43 Victory Club 45 Newspaper Club 4. To those who are not well acquainted with her, Edna may seem very quiet and ClCl'I1llI'CQ but those of us who know her well, know that she is capable of doing her share in dis- turbing the peace and quiet. ICLICANOR MAY TAYLOR .-l liltlt' lady oflvu lmrbors u great soul. Knitting Club I, 43 Victory Club 4Q Newspaper Club 4. One seldom knew Eleanor was around, but she was al- ways there to help things along. She surely is an asset to the Class of '43. BIQATRICIL T. THIBAULT Bm Hur 'ZI2'tl'V5 are ZL'Uj'.l' of pIcu.ranfnt'.r.r. ' Camera Club 3Q Glee Club I, 4: Swing Club 2, 3j Knitting Club 41 Bowling Club 21 Year Book Stat? 42 Senior Banquet Committee 43 NVinter Carnival Committee IQ Newspaper Club 4. VVith respect to you Bea, one immediately thinks of these words: energetic, laughing, friendly, true, known by all, and liked by all-need more be said? DOHlS L. THIBODICAU Till l'lI be nlvrry, l'll be frvv, l'lI be sud for nobody. Scrapbook Club I: Glee Club I1 Swing Club 2, 41 Knitting Club 4: Bowling Club 2, 3, 42 Basketball I, 4j Junior Prom Committee 32 VVinter Carnival Committee 1, 4. ln Doris we find the spirit of fun and mischief. She loves Il good time of any kind and is always ready with something original I Swing Club 2, 31 Knitting Club 43 Girls' Cooking Club 2' v Girls' Home Mechanics 4Q Basketball 2, 4Q Girl Reserves 4Q

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BEN AMIN ST. ACQUES CHARLIE MIQRRILI, onx BARRY ANDREW DESNOYERS J U22 Ma .Ala-yzvics I .vluihl and ffl'1't1lIIA'tf flzuf lift' 'zuus lft'l1llf-V,' I iunkr, and found Ilmf lift' was Duty. These boys, if such they can still be called, have, during the last few months, left the immediate presence of our class, to represent us and to carry our standards forward in the fight for the continuance of those opportunities to which we have always been accustomed. They, for us, have put aside all boyish ideals for a man's role. They, for us, have made the decision which led them to forego the events connected with the formal service of graduation. Instead of wearing a graduation robe on june 21, they will be wearing the garb of Uncle Sam's fighting men, and their actions will be fitting to their uniforms. Of this, there is no doubt, for, were they not ready and willing to go when they were called? Were they not anxious to prove to the world that America has made of them fellows with plenty of fighting material? Those on this Page were the first to go from our class. Others may go now even before graduation. Still many more will be called immediately after the close of school. We are sure, because we know our fellow classmates, that they will join the struggle as ably as those who have already gone. With them all, go our best wishes for good luck and prayers for their safe-keeping. CZERARD JALBERT ARMAND ROURDEAU XVILLIAM SMART lNlURRAY XV111T15HxcAn