Franklin High School - Key Yearbook (Franklin, NH)

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The class of 1952 moved forward. The class rings came during the winter, so the boys cheerfully sported their red and white ones! Jeanette and June participated in the Prize-Speaking Contest. Barb, Jeanette and Ralph had parts, and June helped direct the play. We began to think of the future much more seriously, when graduation came. We said farewell to Miss O'Brien at our Weirs Beach Class Trip. Seniors -- the members of the Class of 1952. We had made it! Mrs. Chamberlain became our second-mother , too. Stanley went to Profile Boys' State during the summer. We had a real political campaign for class officers,and after the voting, Teddie emerged president,by two votes,over Stanley. Margie and June were elected secretary and treasurer. To begin our formal duties, we had the Freshmen Reception. Petie was the chairman, and ran our court room. What fun we had, as seniors, giving to these fresnmenwhat we had suffered three years before! Darlene was chosen head- cheerleader, Chick came back from Massachusetts, so she joined Martha, Karolyn and Barb, the other seniors, on the squad. Phil was our football captain and made the Class B All-State team! In the Blue and Gold Revue , our athletes showed their versatility by starring in the Seniors Shakers . June was elected yearbook edi- tor, a big responsibility. With winter came basketball. Warren and Moose alternated as captains for the boys, Barb and Pep for the girls. January brought our fourth chance at the winter carnival trophy. We were trying for our second win. With Martha as our queen, Dot and Warren as our managers,and a strong will, we entered competi- tion. When the 1952 Carnival .Ball rolled around, the Class of 1952 saw Martha and Charlie radiantly crowned! Our dream was a reality. Barb was elected D.A.R. Good Citizenand our boys had an opportunity to see what Rotary was all about by being Junior Rotarians. Fifteen seniors were chosen for the All-State Music Festival, for glee club and the band. Barb and June were radio reporters on the new pro- gram, so we- were kept posted. Barb made the lead in Meet Corliss Archer , with seven other seniors appearing in the cast. Almost a senior play! We ordered our namecards and invitations, and ex- changed our graduation pictures, for spring had arrived. Baseball and golf followed. We were proud of our golfer, Armand, who had been in the State Tourney, also of our hard hitting diamond aces. Before we knew it, Bill and his Senior Prom committees were ready. Shortly after the May Concert we held the senior banquet. During this week, dear diary, comes our yearbook, assembly, our Com- mencement Ball, our class trip, our Baccalaureate Sunday, our Class Day -- our graduation night. Tuesday, the 10th, we, the Class of 1952 will become alumni of Franklin High. We have tried to live up to its name. We have tried to add to its name. Yes, we are an exceptional class, a class, that has done exceptional things. As life takes each of us on different ways, may we live in accordance with our motto, Forward ever, backward never. Forward .... 27

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