Franklin High School - Key Yearbook (Franklin, NH)

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C air 'MMI As is the custom, we, the Class of l947 of Franklin High School, have gathered together all our personal property and talents in the form of a music album to bestow upon our successors, to be theirs Cwhether they want them or notl now and forevermore. Music Makers Not to be undone by previous classes we want to bestow upon the music lovers of the junior class, the cream of our crop of musical artists: Glenna Munsey and her gueetarg Mike Hot Lips Woods and his golden trumpet, Valentino Boogie Moscardini and his hot alto sax, Ianet Fingers Allard and her one-finger boogie Woogie, Bob Krupa Hinds and his drum-sticks, with Bob The Voice Trachy to set the beat for these, our Melo- dious Yokels. Donald Beaupre might find them quite useful for sound effects in his latest radio hit, Wreck of Old '97. The West, A Nest, And You Perhaps you junior girls, who already have snared your man, will be interested in some delicious, nutritious, never-fail recipes by the homemakers of '47. Mar- jorie Cook, Florence Wentworth, Doris Brown, Dot Kelley, Beverly Cilley, and Genevieve Robichaud have them all under lock and keyg but if you ask nicely, they might give you a few. Money is the Root of All Evil Since we are discussing artists, we might mention another group of artists, known to us as The Depleted Five Be- hind the Eightballf' Yes, you guessed 'em! Smoky Bailey, Dead-eye Mead, Cue-stick Daigneau, Blood-shot Cros- by, A-N-D . . . All-shot lohnson. These pool sharks will make your head whirl with cue-balls, eight-balls, corner pock- ets, side pockets . . . and come out' with EMPTY pockets. As a parting gift they leave their EMPTY pockets to anyone in the junior class who can fill them with the folding stuff. Do You Like My . . . Personality? F. H. S. would not be if it were not for the fairer sex, and we of '47 sure have some slick chicks. As the old saying goes, There are some things you must take with you. However, not wanting our class to appear selfish, Norma Schwartz offered to leave her pearl- handled toothbrush to Sophie Kyratzis. Natalie Hartwell leaves her -blond locks to Barbara Hartwell so that Babs may entwine them in her red tresses. Peggy Cleary leaves her geometric figure to anyone interested in higher mathematics. Le It Snow-Let It Snow Roland Cate, Helen LaPlante, and Ei- leen Mercier leave their curls to Mr. Cashman, Mr. Bourn, and Mr, Turnbull, as lack Frost predicts a long stay next year. And I Chew And I Chaw My Gum Alfred Chandronnait, Gloria Rivard, Mary Daigneau, Marie Martin, and Rita Perreault have been hard at work for days in order to complete a detailed blue print of the study hall, illustrating every desk and indicating the exact location of each cud of gum they have been forced to relinquish. This priceless gift they leave in the care of the school li- brarian to lend to anyone longing for a morsel of the best in tender-aged-mint gum. Take A Letter. Miss Iones Every class has its secretaries, you know, those efficient, career-bent young ladies who are out to take the bull by the horns fas the saying goes? and to emerge