Franklin High School - Key Yearbook (Franklin, NH)

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dtricfsnf Ciounaif The Student Council is composed of four members from each class and an advisor who is Mr. Burleigh. This council sponsors many projects to better the school and to aid the pupils in their school Work. This year the members have taken charge of selling Wall' Stamps once a week in the home rooms and have sponsored two very successful Wai' Loan Drives Which Went over the top. To make victory one step nearer, members of the council supervise XVar Activities every VVednesday afternoon. This group tries to acquaint the pupils with the things that will make them better citizens of the community in which they will some day take their place. Gqafiuifisa. cqmociafion The Franklin High School Student Activities Association, established to promote and to finance the various activities of the High School, is an organization of, by, and for the student body. All students regularly enrolled as under- graduates in the Franklin High School, are considered to be members of this Association. This organization is composed of the Headmaster, the Head Coach of-boys, the I-Iead Coach of girls, the Faculty Manager of Athletics, three representatives from the Student Council, besides the President, Vice President, the Secretary- Treasurer of the Association, and one member of the faculty not representing athletics. cflmorz CLE President . . CARLENE JONES Vice Presiclent . NIARGARET SARGENT Secrctrzry-Treasurer . DORIS NIAYOR The Noon Club is a new organization at Franklin High, but one that has already brought so much fun to the student body that it is well-known. It Was first formed in November for the purpose of giving an opportunity for recreation to those pupils who spend their lunch hour in the high school building. Among the activities enjoyed by the boys and girls are basketball, ping pong, and volley ball. Card games have, at times, held the noon pupils' interest. Twice a Week music was provided for dancing. Through this club, the long noon hour has been made lively and enjoyable for everyone.

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giucfz-:nf Cjouncif I President . . . . . PAUL LAROCI-IE Vice President . LAWRENCE TRACHY Secretary ....... PAULINE CHAMBERLAIN Front row, left to right: John Courtemanclie, Maurice Barg, Paul Lalloclie, Lawrence Trachy, Pauline Chamberlain, Jean Astbury. Second Row: Alfred Lagace, Stephen Weglai'z, George Barry, Robert McCarthy. Tliircl row: Mr. Burleigh, Barbara Rayno, Beverly Lacroix. l l Y l cqcfiuifiai cqaaoaiafion First row, left to ripglitz Lawrence Tracliy, Paxil Lalloclie, George Barry, Jean Astlmry, Beverly Lacroix. Second row: Mr. King, Miss Cretcau, Mr. Ilurleigli, Miss Kyrlia, Mr. Eustis, Mr. Cashman.

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