Franklin High School - Key Yearbook (Franklin, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1954 volume:

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Lg Q . 1 n5'1dl, at mill: -5 1' i'1!?- A 1- 111 Q 1 1 J5 J 4 Z iZ 163 g FRANKLIN, NEW HAMPSHIRE I 954 'I'I 75 xv Z 75 : Z E cw I th rw I 0 0 I' nw Z Z .. C :U I' ALWAYS IN We know that With A Song In Your Heart, you, Mrs. Pickess, and you, Mr. Knight, have willingly given of your time, effort, and indis- pensable guidance, to ve OUR HEARTS further our present ob- jectives and to mold the pattern of our future lives. In sincere appre- ciation, we, the class of 1954, dedicate this, our yearbook. CVERTLI RE This is our song, a Medley of Memories , The Key to our hearts. On the wings of the past we have flown to the present, and now, the open road calls us to our destination, Beyond The Blue Horizon. MUSICAL APPRECIATION Miss Stasia McManus In acknowledgment of your ceaseless and tireless efforts Forever and Ever as year- book adviser,to you, Miss Mc- Manus, we extend our heartfelt thanks. Mr. Frank Poblenz In sincere gratitude, for You Alone , Mr. Poblenz, were THE KEY to our pictorial Success, and we wish to ex- press our best wishes to you for the future. Our Printer In recognition of the Josten Or - ganization for Setting The Woods On Fire : that is, help- ing us to get out the book, and then producing it for us. 4 LIBRETTO Nlaesfroi- - - 3' M-uasjg i-anis ..... Aanomfanisfs ---- 5 lxlqigwor-'Hwy - - AqgomP3nimen+ - - - SFDUSOVS ...... YB FIRST ROW: Norene Huntoon, Lillian Menard,Jeanne Parris, Raymond Emerson, Carroll Cilley, Paula Kidder, Ann Williams, Miss McManus. SECOND ROW: Cecile Deguise, Adrienne Dussault, Eileen Dube, Jane Reinelt, Janet Fletcher, Gertrude Shaw, Marlene Sorette, Elaine Raffaelly, Shirley Laughy. THIRD ROW: James Hanley, Elaine Gregory, Myrna Brock, Shirley Douville, Nancy Howe, Doris Deshaies, Arlene Thibeault, Armand Therrien. FOURTH ROW: Donald Martell, David Bailey, Lawrence Veltman, Glen Dustin, David Morin, Michael Gignac, David Manyan, Norman Smith. COMPOSERS ADVISER--Miss McManus Editor-in-chief--Carroll Cilley Assistant editor--Paula Kidder Girl's Personals--Jane Reinelt, Shirley Taylor Boy's Sports--Archie Auger, Mike Gignac, Joe Harbour, Jim Hanley Girl's Sports--Pug Belanger, Rachel LaRoche Activities--Trudy Shaw, Marlene Sorette Superlatives--Janet Fletcher, Armand Therrien Candids--David Morin Cover--Elaine Raffaelly Business Manager--Raymond Emerson Artists--Larry Veltman, Arlene Thibeault, Shirley Douville, Adrienne Dussault Typists--Ann Williams, Lillian Menard, Cecile Deguise, Eileen Dube, Elaine Gregory. Y E A R Boy's Personals--David Manyan, Glen Dustin B O O K Huntoon. Advertising Comm.--Ray Bailey, John Dodge, Doris Deshaies, Richard Vergne, Donald Martell, Nancy Howe, Bev Abbott. Class History--Shirley Laughy Class Will--Archie Auger S Layouts--Jean Routhier, Myrna Brock, Norman Smith, David Bailey, Noreen F Class Prophecy--Jeanne Parris 6 CLASS SONG Music, vAYA coN DIOS Time has come, dear Franklin High, our ties to severg For the time has come to part, now and forever, Vaya Con Dios, dear Franklin, may God be with thee always, Not a day shall pass without a tender memory, Our dear class of '54, we won't forget thee, Vaya Con Dios dear Franklin, may God we with thee always. The friendships we made here will live inside us, The laughter that we knew will never stray, The lessons that you taught will always guide us And lighten darker paths along life's dreary way. We must leave thee now amongst our tears and sorrow, But our high school days shall live throughout tomorrow, Vaya Con Dios, dear Franklin, may God be with thee always Shirley Laughy, '54 7 MR. FRED W. SNELL Superintendent of Schools MR. JOSEPH BURLEIGH Mechanical Drawing: Director ofVisual Edu- cation. MR. ROBERT GOURLEY Algebra Ig Plane Ge- ometryg Solid and Trig.g J.V. Basketball Coachg Track Coach. MAESTRO MR. JOHN BALL General and Senior Science MR. FRANK L. CROW- LEY Civicsg U.S. History: Today 's Worldg Facul- ry Adviser of Athletics. MR. ALGER S. BOURN Physics and Chemistryg Algebra II: Junior Class Adviserg Guidance Counselor. MISS JUNE DOLLOFF P h y s i c al Educationg Civicsg World History: Girls Softball and Bas- ketball Coach. Hi-Y Adviserg Freshman Ad - viser. MR. JOSEPH J. CASH- MAN F.H.S. Principal MISS NINA E. CLARK Home Economics IXg Dramatics. MR. GEORGE M. I-IAN - COX English IX: Public Speaking: Dramaticsg Assembly Committee Adviser. MR. ELSWORTH HARRIS Wood Shopg Hi-Y Ad- viser. MR. EDWARD HENLEY P h y s i c al Educationg Basketball Coachp Cross Country Coach . MRS. IRENE C. KIDDER MR. JOHN L. KNIGHT French I,II,IIIg Sopho - Problems gDriving Edu - more Class Adviser. cationg Economic Ge- ographyg Football Coach: Baseball Coach. MISS MARY J. MCINTOSH GeneralMath.gGener- al Businessg Personal Typingg Library. MR. JOHN O'KEEFE Biologyg Assistant Gui dance Counselorg As sistant Football Coach. MRS. AILEEN MISS MARION MOSES MICHAELS English X ,Xlg Point Adviser. Music Director. K F 9 I MISS STASIA MCMANUS English XIIg Yearbook Adviserg English XI. MISS BERT!-IA A. PELLERIN Home Economics X, XI,XIIg Home Nursing Instructorg Special Home Economicsg Stu- dent Conference Coun- selor. MRS. MADELINE PICKESS MR. FRANK SOUTHMAYD MR. JOHN C. TAYLOR Business Educationg Cheerlead- Woodworking. Machine Shop: Hi-Y Adviser. ing Coachg Senior Adv iserg Commercial Paper Adviser. NFIREHOLISE FI E - MRS. RUTH M. GILMAN MR. ROBERT HALL Cafeteria Director. Band Instructor. MISS MAIRION MOYNIHA R.N. School Nurse. N MR. FRANK PIWONSKI MRS. PHYLLIS WALLACE Custodian. High School Secretary. PLUS-TWO MRS. FAY BACKER Cadet Teacher in Home Economics. MR. JOHN W. MATTHEWS Cadet Teacher in Business Education. , A ah Q is 5' my 'X- , ' LA , E ,f IT? -J 7521211 2. 'f.1 s- 6. ' a I P I I J E i .f .r .r .P .r .f .f .f .rw nf .5 .f ef 4 ,Q -.rf J if , , , H W , , 3, SMX fi 53412 iz ., 3, U 4 'f A ' s fi ,A RQ Qx ij 'S QW , g . Q-mn ' ,-.Q , - H 1 5. ' v L 5'5' V f f4f4i i 3 ' -..f -wry ,V -: li Q ug f, A i WPS V ' , . js i - 'A li , ., , :,-: .X 2 ' A me, Y 'Vllij vf A . Q , .nf ,J in . . ,,,:. Q if Q X i t 1 X nun slxw-fours musicians DAVID R. MANYAN Dave CONCERT Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life Band l,2',35 Student Government 2.3, Vice-Pres. 45 Hi- Y l,2,3, Vice-Pres. 45 U.N. Model Assembly 35 Inter- nationalScholarship 35 Class President 45 Winter Carni- val Manager 35 Projector Operator 35 Yearbook staff 45 At The Inn 35 Scholastic Letter 2,35 Co-Chairman Jun- ior Prom5 Chairman Ring Committee 35 Initiation Com- mittee 45 Gubernatorial Candidate 3. Misery Hobby: Hunting Sc Fishing After Graduation: College Give Me Five Minutes More Football 3',4'5 Basketball 2,3 ,4'5 Baseball 2 ,3',4'5 Stu- dent Gov't 2,3, President, 45 Class Vice -Pres. 45 Dele- gate to Boys' State 35 Scholastic Letter 2',3'5 Hi-Y 3,45 Class Ring Committee 35 Co-Chairman Initiation Com- mittee 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Carnival Ball Decorating Committee 3,4. What a Dub Hobby Woodwork After Graduation: College JEAN MARIE ROUTHIER Jeannie JANE ELIZABETH REINELT Janie' With A Song In My Heart Glee Club l,2,3,45 Assembly Committee l5 All State Band 3,45 Delegate to Model U.N. 35 Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Sec- retary, 45 Exchange Student to Berlin, Germany 35 Dues Collector 15 Student Gov't 3,45 Class Secretary l,2,3,45 Junior Prom Committee Co -Chairman 35 Blue 8: Gold Revue 25 Initiation Committee 45 Dance Date Commit- tee 45 Girls' Conference l,2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 D.A. R. Good Citizen Award 45 Scholastic Letter l,2,3'. Oh, Great! l Hobby: Music and collecting miniatures After Graduation: College She s So Pretty, She s So Nice Class Vice -Pres. I5 Treasurer 45 Scholastic l 5 Student Gov't l,2,3,4, Secretary,3,45 Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Social Chair- man, 45 Cheerleader l,2',3,4', Head Cheerleader, 25 CarnivalCourt 1,45 Class Queen 2,35 Dance Club 45 Mis- tress of Ceremonies of Initiation 45 Ring Committee 35 Girl'sChoir 35 Glee Club 1,25 A.A.Candy Sales 3,45 Dues Collector 45 Office Practice Paper 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Miss Cheerleader Candidate 4. Darn it! Hobby: Dancing AfterGraduation: Plymouth Teacher's College 12 BEVERLY ANN ABBOTT Bev Ain't We Got Fun Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2,3': Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3,4 : Junior Prom Committee 3: Glee Club 4: Initiation Committee 4: Projector Operator 2': Hi-Y 4: Yearbook Staff 4. Whatl? ! ! ' Hobby: Reading and writing letters After Graduation: Stewardess MASTERS ARCHIE L. AUGER Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes Track 1,45 Boxing l,2:Jr. Prom Committee 3: Cross Coun- try 4 , Captain, 4: Chairman Freshman Initiation night: Hi-Y 4: Square Dance Club 3, President, 4: Yearbook Staff. Slime Hobby: Boxing After Graduation: College or Service DAVID M. BAILEY Dave A Guy Is A Guy! Dramatics l',2 ,3': Yearbook Committee 4 Hobby: Photography After Graduation: Trade School RAYMOND E. BAILEY Ray Time Will Tell Football l,2',3 . Co-Captain, 4': Baseball l',2',3',4': Boxing 1: Basketball 3',4: Yearbook 4. Hobby: Sports After Graduation: Air Force H1 LORRAINE RUTH BELANGER Pug Let A Smile Be Your Unbrella RICHARD A. BELANGER Dick Life ls Just A Bowl Of Cherries Vice -President, Beta Hi-Y lg Airplane Club lg Junior Prom Committee 3g Initiation Committee 4. Thanks a lot Hobby: Hunting, fishing and darnes After Graduation: Army or Navy 4. CARROLL E. CILLEY Kacke Songs Were Made To Sing While We 're Young Point Staff 3'g Business Manager 4g Hi-Y l,2,3,4g Ring Committee 3g Editor-in-Chief, Yearbook 43 Scholastic letter 2g Initiation Committee 4. Never Hobby: Reading After Graduation: College 14 Carnival Queen Candidate lg Dues Collector lg Basket- ball l,2,3,4', Co -Captain, 45 Softball l,2,4'g Librarian 4g Yearbook Staff 4g Carnival Queen's Court 2,3,4. No Kiddingl Hobby: Sports and reading After Graduation: Undecided MYRNA JOAN BROCK Dimples Look For The Silver Lining Band l,2,3,4'g Golf lg Glee Club 3,45 Dues Collector 2: Initiation Committee 4: Yearbook Staff 4g All State Band Gee whiz! Hobby: Collecting salt and pepper shakers, music After Graduation: College WAYNE M. CILLEY The Boy Next Door Basketball 2,3',4: Hi-Y 4: Senior Prom Committee: Pro- jector Operator 3,4: Initiation Committee: Jtmior Prom Committee. Hobby: Sports After Graduation: Navy PAULINE JEANETTE CROTEAU Polly I Don't Wanna Set The World On Fire Glee Club l,2: Cheerleader 1: Pauline joined us from Tilton High School during our Junior year. Don't know, do you? Hobby: Dancing After Graduation: Beautician MADELINE D. CUNNINGHAM Not A Care In The World Glee Club l,2,3,4. What a yoyo! Hobby: Photography and records After Graduation: Undecided CECILE C. DEGUISE Cil Ain't She Sweet Office Practice Paper 4: Point Staff 4: Glee Club 2: Dramatics 2: Junior Prom Committee 3: Blue 8: Gold Re- vue 2: Yearbook Staff 4. n Hobby: Music After Graduation: Secretary 15 DORIS H. DESHAIES With A Smile And A Song Glee Club 1: Librarian 2: Dues Collector 2,3: Ring Committee 3: Hi-Y 3,45 Carnival Queen's Court 3: Varsity Cheerleader 3': Junior Prom Decorating Com- mittee Chairman 3: Square Dance Club 4: Student Gov- ernment 4: Assembly Committee 4: Dramatic Club Sec- retary 4. I swear! ! Hobby: Dancing and reading After Graduation: Nursing JOHN D. DODGE Tubby Sound Off Football 3',4': Baseball l',2',4: Glee Club 1.2: Yearbook 4. Hobby: Hunting-Fishing After Graduation: undecided SHIRLEY A. M. DOUVILLE Sher1ock If I Had A Wishing Ring Selling refreshments and tickets at games 1,2,3,4': Glee Club 3,4: Yearbooki Staff 4: Vice -President Future Home Makers Club 4. Hobby: Drawing and dancing After Graduation: Service LEONARD E. DOWNES Lenny I've Got A Hotrod Car and A Two Dollar Bi1l Hi-Y 1: Basketball 4. Hobby: Hunting After Graduation: undecided 16 EILEEN M. DUBE Every Lassie Has Her Laddie Eileen came to us during our Sophomore year from Somer- ville, Mass. Square Dance Club 3.4: Junior Prom Com- mittee 3: Projector Operator 4: Initiation Committee 4: Yearbook Staff 4. Oh, gee! Hobby: Stuffed Animals After Graduation: Comptometer ELLEN M. DURGIN Bridget Don't Worry 'Bout Me Glee Club 1,2,3, Square Dance Club 3, Beta Hi-Y 1: Fu- ture Home Makers Club 4. Don't know, do ya! Hobby: Driving and dancing After Graduation: Service ADRIENNE M. DUSSAULT Pee Wee Who Knows Where Or When Glee Club 2: Archery 2: Yearbook Staff 4. Prove it! Hobby: Drawing After Graduation: Nursing GLEN DUSTIN Star-Dust Wine, Women and Song Football 2,3',4'g Baseball 2',3',4', Manager, 1',2: Glee Club 1,2g Yearbook staff 4, Initiation Committee 4. That's life Hobby: Hunting and Sports After Graduation: Navy 17 RAYMOND L. EMERSON '-Ray To Each His Own Hi-Y 4: Business Manager, Yearbook Staff 4. We11, I Guess Hobby: Guns and Hunting After Graduation: Undecided JOHN CLARK FISHER Jack Be Good To Yourself Student Gov't. 1,2,3,4: Student Gov't. Treasurer 4: As- sembly Committee 1: Basketball 2,3',4': Hi-Y 3,4: Pres. of Class 3: Junior Prom Committee 3: Square Dance 3. Why is a Cow? Hobby: Hunting and Fishing After Graduation: College, U. N. H. JANET FLETCHER Jan The Lass With The Delicate Air Janet transferred from Wilmington, Mass. during our Fresh- man year. Glee Club 1: Dramatics Club3: Square Dance Club 3.4: Scholastic 2': Initiation Committee 4: Year- book staff 4. What a kid! Hobby: Square Dancing After Graduation: Undecided ELLSWORTH FRANK GOINGS E1SZie How's the World Treating You? I hardly doubt it Hobby: Baseball After Graduation: work 18 ELAINE GREGORY A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody Librarian 2,3g Commercial Member of Point 4g Office Practice Paper 4: Yearbook Staff4g Carnival Oueen Can- didate 4g Scholastic 2,3'. Ne ver I Hobby: Bowling , . be aw ry 12 ffm, is a sf .- 1 , S E. ,, ...., After Graduation: Telephone Operator All 'Er all y , if yaa as . ,ky if nt. N at ' 'W i LEON GRIFFIN T5 Laugh, Clown, Laugh' 2 Track 1,2g Basketball 1,2,3'. Hobby: None After Graduation: College ,yao idd l e n y JAMES A. HANLEY Judge Walking and Whistling Baseball 1',2',3',4'g Basketball 1,2,3',4'g Football 3',4'g President of Class 2g Student Gov't. 2,3,4g Hi-Y 2,3,4g Master ofCeremonies for Initiation 45 Junior Prom Com- mittee3g Blue and Gold Review2g The City Slicker and Our Nell 1 . Come off it. Will you? Hobby: Sports After Graduation: College is JOSEPH WARREN HARBOUR 1oe 'Use Your Imagination' Football 1',2',3', Co-captain 4'g Track lg Baseball 3,4'g Basketball 1,2', captain 3', captain 4'g Hi-Y 2,3gG1ee Club 2,35 Winter Carnival Manager 1,2,4. Hobby: Sports After Graduation: Undecided 19 NORENE VELNA HUNTOON A Dream Is A Wish Your Heart Makes Glee Club 3g Square Dance Club 3,45 Junior Prom Com- mittee Sg Commercial member of Point 45 Yearbook Staff4g Office Practice Paper4g Hi-Y 1,2,3,4g Scholastic lg Archery 2: Girl's Conference 45 Census 4. Oh, my goodness! Hobby: Art After Graduation: College ALLEN KEYSER No Longer A Prisoner l-lobby: Hunting and Fishing After NANCY JEAN HOWE Nan I Want To Be Happy' Glee Club 1,2,3g Initiation Committee 4g Yearbook Staff Very good! I-lobby: Knitting After Graduation: Undecided PAULA LEA KIDDER Pau1a Long live the Merry, Merry Heart Glee Club 1,2,3, Dramatics Club 2,3,4'g Assembly Com- mittee 2,3,4, Chairman 4g Point 2,3,4'gJourna1-Tran- script Correspondent 3,4g State Music Festival 4'g Junior Prom Committee 3g Girl's State 3: Tennis lg Archery 2g Blue and Gold Revue 2g The Inner Wil1ey 4g Ring Com- mittee 3g The Trysting Place 43 Square Dance Club 3, 4g Projector Operator 4'g Initiation Committee 4g Future Home Makers ofAmerica Club 4g Co-Edhor of Yearbook 4. That HIKS Me! Hobby: Reading, Dancing, Photography. After Graduation: Col- lege U. N. H. Graduation: Work 20 BERNEICE H . LaQ UIRE Bunny I'm Sitting On Top Of The World Glee Club 1,25 Dramatics 1,25 Home Economics Club 43 Soft Ball 3. Makes ya kids wonder, don't it ? Hobby: Dancin g After Graduation: Concor RACHEL LaROC HE d Business School EUGENE P. LAROCHE Gene The Man With The Banjo Football 2,3,4'g Baseball Manager 2'g Baseball 3,4g Ini- tiation Iury 4. 'Thanks' ' Th . . anks a lot . Hobby: Football, Hunt' ' ' ing and Fishing After Graduation: Servi Rae Whistle A Happy Tune Basketball 1,2,3,4'g Co-Captain 4g Initiation Committee 4g Yearbook Staff 4. Don't know, do you? Hobby: Sports After Graduation: Undecided MELVIN E. LAUGHY Hobby: Hunting 21 ..Me1.. Wanderin' After Graduation: Work C6 SHIRLEY I. LAUGHY When lrish Eyes Are Smiling Glee Club lg Dramatics Club 3g Class Treasurer 3g Junior Prom Committee 3g Point 3,4g Initiation Cof mittee 4g Yearbook Staff 4g Hobby: Dancing RICHARD ROBERT LaVERGNE Dick Doin' A-What Comes Naturally New Bedford High School, New Bedford, Mass. Baseball lg Basketball lg Track lg Golf lg Band 1. Franklin, Blue 8: Gold Revue 1,2,3g Yearbook Staff 4. l still love you, kid! Hobby: Stamp Collecting After Graduation: Music Profession Scholastic l,2,3'. You think so, huh? After Graduation: College WILLIAM LeCOURT Bill For He's A Jolly Good Fellow Penacook: Glee Club lg Cross Country lg Franklin: Office Practice Paper 4g Commercial member of Point 4. Wouldn't you say, or Wouldn't you say? EDWARD LDVERING Ed Sleep Projector operator: 3. Hobby: Reading After Graduation: Undecided 22 DONALD F. MARTELL Don String Along With Me Football 2,3,4: Track 2,4: Baseball 3,4: Yearbook Staff That Burns Me Hobby: Hunting 8a Fishing After Graduation: Work ROSE LILLIAN MENARD Lil Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes Basketball 1: Glee Club 1,2,3: Softball 3,4': Square Dance Club 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Commercial member of Point 4: Office Practice Paper 4: Census 4: Yearbook Staff 4. Ye gads! ! Hobby: Collecting Jewelry and Skating After Graduation: Un- decided DAVID W. MORIN Speedy Off We Go Into The Wild Blue Yonder Football 2',3',4': Football, Jayvees 1: Track 2,4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Yearbook staff 4: Initiation 4: Boy's Double Quartet 3: Square Dancing 3: Hi-Y 4: Student Government 4: Junior Rotarian 4: Christmas Pageant 3. The only way to have a friend is to be one Hobby: Airplanes After Graduation: Air Force DONALD A. NOWELL Donnie Life Gets Tedious, Don't It? Dramatics: 1, Aeronautics 1. You've got rocks. Hobby: Hunting and Fishing After Graduation: Trade School 23 BETTE JEANNE PARRIS Jeanne I'm Gonna LIVE, LIVE, LIVE Until I Diel Glee Club l,2g Dramatics Club 1,2,3g Cheerleader 2,35 Assemb1yCommittee 2 g Junior Prom Committee 3, Point 2,3,4, Editor-in-Chief 4, Yearbook Staff 4. I hate Chemistry! ELAINE JEAN RAFFAELLY Raff I Love Life Glee Club 1,2g Dramatics Club 1,2,4'g Class Treasurer lg Basketball 1,25 Hi-Y 1,2,4g Initiation Committee 4, Li- brarian 4g Square Dance Club 4g Yearbook Staff 4. At Concord High School: Student Council 3, Basketball 3'g Dramatics Club 3'g Tri-Hi-Y 33 Red Cross Representative 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Ski Club 33 Bowling Team 3. ReallyI Hobby: Life After Graduation: Nursing DOROTHY HELEN RAYNO Dot Just Direct Your Feet To The Sunny Side Of The Street' Basketball 1g Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Girl's Choir 3,45 Point 1,2g Hi-Y lg Librarian 1,2,3g Scholastic 1,2'. You fook, you! Hobby: Swimming After Graduation: Undecided PETER RAYNO Pete All Hands On Deck Football 1,2,3',4', 'Holy Cow' Hobby: Sports After Graduation: Navy 24 Hobby: Dancing and Skiing After Graduation: U. N. H. GERTRUDE M. SHAW Trudy I'm Always Chasing Rainbows Cheerleader 1,2,3,4',Co-Captain 45 Scholastic 2,32 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Projector Operator 3,4'5 Square Dance Club 35 Hi-Y 45 Blue 8: Gold Revue 1,2,35 Junior Prom Com- mittee 35 Initiation Committee 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Miss Cheerleader Candidate 4. Oh well! That's life! Hobby: Animals After Graduation: Nursing NORMAN C. SMITH My Buick, My Love, And I Yearbook Staff 45 DramaticClub l,2,35 Projector Operator 4. That's for me to know and you to find out. Hobby: Driving After Graduation: Service MARLENE DOUORES SORETTE Gram I've Got The World On A String Cheerleader 1,2',3,4', Head Cheerleader, 45 Glee Club 1,'2,3,45Il'litiati0I1COl'l'll'l'littC6 45 Emcee at Senior Dance 45 Projector Operator 3,4'5 Blue 8a Gold Revue 1,2,35 Hi- Y 45 Square Dance Club 35 Junior Prom Committee 35 Dance Committees 1,2,3,4. That irks mel Hobby: Dancing After Graduation: Dancing Teacher JANET B, TAYLOR Jan Keep Smiling At Troub1e Band l,2,3, Lieutenant 15 Glee Club 1,2,35 Hi-Y 1,2,3, Hi-Y 1,2,3, Secretary 15 Treasurer 25 Dramatics Club 1, 2,3'5 Assemb1yCommitteeChairman 35 Dues Collector 15 A11Gir1's Dance Band 15Gir1's Conference 3,45 Basketball 1,25 Hockey 25 Carnival Court 1,25 Junior Prom Commit- tee 35 Initiation Jury 45 Scholastic l,2,3'5 Janet was not with us our Senior year because of illness. l-leavensl Hobby: Knitting and Music After Graduation: College 25 ARMAND R. THERRIEN Fat Just To Be With You Iunior PromCommittee 35 The Little Dog Laughed 3'g Yearbook Staff 45 Hi-Y 4g Chairman of Day Initiation Committee 4g Yearly Honor Roll 2',3'. Believe it when I see it. Hobby: Driving Cab After Graduation: College or Service ARLENE JOAN THIBEAULT Not A Care In The World tv N Tennis lg Archery 2g Dues Collector 4g Badminton 2g Ini- tiation Committee 4g Yearbook Staff 4. Don't believe itl I-lobby: Working After Graduation: Nursing SHIRLEY B. TAY IDR Skunky' Soft As The Voice Of An Angel .... Band 1,2,3,4'g Glee Club 1,2,3g Student Gov't. 1,2,3,4g Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Pres. 3,45 Girl's Conf. 1,2,3,4g State Girl's Conf. Council 1,2,3,4g Pres. State Hi-Y Council 2,3,4g Officer's Training Congress 1,2,3,4gB1ue8t Gold Revue 1, 2g Projector Operator 3'g Dramatics Club 1,2'g Point Illustrator 2'g Girl's Manager Winter Carnival lg Dance Date Comm. 1,2,3,4g Class Pres. 1g Class Vice-Pres. 2,3g Ir. Prom Comm.3g All-State Band 3,4g Initiation Comm. 4g A. A. Candy Sales lg Yearbook staff 45 Delegate to National Hi-Y Congress 4g Scholastic 1,2,3'. MARY A. TILTON Dusty Five Foot Two, Eyes Of Blue. . . . . Glee Club lg Carnival Court 1,2,3,4g Junior Prom Com- mittee 3gCommercial member of Point 4g Office Prac- tice Paper 4g Census 4. Ickie Hobby: Skating After Graduation: Jean M. Shaw Agency 26 lee ers I P I-lobby: Reading, art, and music After Graduation: X-ray Technician DOLORES TROTTIER Tootie Sleepy Time Gal Glee Club l,2,3. My aching backl Hobby: Records and Music After Graduation: Service or Nursing Hobby: Hunting, JOYCE WEATHERMAN Jo-Jo Thine Eyes So Blue And Tender Glee Club 1,2,3g Majorette 4: Initiation Committee 4: Junior Prom Committee 3. That's just jazzy! Hobby: Playing piano and reading After Graduation: Undecided 27 LAWRENCE FRANK VELTMAN Larry Keep It Gay Football 3,4: Yearbook Staff 4. Reading, Football After Graduation: Service or College ANN G. WILLIAMS Rooney Somewhere Over The Rainbow Dues Collector 1: Glee Club 1,2,3,4: Girl's Choir 2,3,4: All-State Choir 4: Chairman of Magazine Sale 4: Com- mercial member of Point 4: Office Practice Paper 4: Blue 8: Gold Revue 1,2,3: Initiation Committee 4: Census 3,4: Yearbook Staff 4. 'Oh brother! Hobby: Stamp Collecting and Painting After Graduation: Teaching TURN BACK THE HANDS OF TIME In the back of my bureau drawer there's a padded blue book with a gold imprint on the cover. Ihappened across it, opened it up and the years seemed to roll back with the book pages. Five - ten - why, seven- teen years ago! Imagine! What wouldn't I give to be back there when we first entered Franklin High School as the Freshman Class. I'll never forget that day. It was September 7, 1950, and the sun was glaring through the big windows in the gym. At last we were Freshman and weren'twe the cat's whiskers though? We were eighty-three in number and we felt like a thousand eighty-three. We were so anxious to get ac- quainted with this new world we were entering. With the election of class officers, our first hurdle was passed and when Shirley Taylor became our first president, we looked forward to a good year. Jean Routhier was Vice-President, Jane Reinelt, Secretary, and Dot Rayno, Treasurer. That year the styles were still a little on the new look side with long straight skirts and neckerchiefs. The Korean War was in its infancy, but the upperclassmen were much more c-oncern- ed with that than we were. At the time, we were more interested in something which was both dreaded and anticipated. Yes, initiation! Who could ever forget it? We were so gorgeous in our short skirts, slippers, and rope neckties, and the boys were breathtaking in their earrings and rolled up dungarees . Yes, High School was fun and regardless ofhow much we complained, we loved it. Who would have missed studying A Midsummer Night's Dream with Mrs. Tolman, amid Johnny Young's antics. Remember Mr. Ba1l's artistry in General Science? Pug was our class queen that year and despite our efforts, we came in in fourth place. We were well represented in cheerleading, student government, and both girls' and boys' sports, and, in spite of eternal Civics assignments, we struggled through to sponsor the Freshman Frolic in the spring. Amid April showers, MacArthur made his never to be forgotten speech to Congress and after that it wasn't any time 'til June and our class trip to Newfound Lake. When September rolled around again, we were Sophomores, and did it ever seem good to havea class below us thatwas just a little greener than we were. We really got into the swing of things and off to a good start. We ruled the whole bottom floor now and were really getting up in the world. Jersey skirts and weskits came into style and we elected class of- ficers to the tune of Slowpoke . Jimmy Hanley was our leader that 28 year, Shirley Taylor was Vice-President,with Janie again as Secretary and Elaine Raffaelly as Treasurer. Weren't we proud to be the ones to sponsor the Holiday Hop! There were hectic decorating sessions and when it was over, we took a breath and half our sophomore year was gone. Tucked away in a little corner of our hearts we'll always have Biology Class and Mr. Hoban. What horrible deeds we performed on defenseless and innocentcreatures, and how we juggled those long words around for a test. Remember all our lessons about the Air Force? In January, Franklin High School sponsored Career Day and whether or not we learned anything,it sure was fun. Almost immediately after, we selected Jeanne as our Queen and on we went again with the Winter Carnival, and as it was customary that the Seniors win, we were kind to them and came in in third place. In June we spent our class trip at Newfound Lake again and the next time we met as a class we were Jun- iors and getting more important in the school all the time. When school opened the United States was all riled up with the presi- dential campaign, and soon we were too,because we held a class officer campaign and wasn't it a riot? If I remember right the big issue was one of pre sidencv between Jack Fisher and David Manyan. and there wasn't a single person in the Junior Class who didn't hold his breath when the results were read. Jacky won and had for his helpers for the year--Vice-President, Shirley Taylor, Secretary, Jane Reineltg and Shirley Laughy as Treasurer. All the girls were wearing insignia belts with pocketbooks to match and pleated skirts about this time,and in some classes dog collar ankle bracelets were the fad. Class rings were ordered and when they finally arrived on March 9, we were really Juniors and Weren't we proud. How thrilled we were to learn that two members of our class were to be sent to Germany as exchange students, to say nothing of the way Jane and Dave must have felt. How we did it I'll never know,but somehow or other, while they were in Plymouth attending the United Nations Model Assembly, we cooked upa party for them with a cake and all the fixings. We danced to Ruby the hit of the day and a few otherpopular ones like Till I Waltz Again With You . Doggie In The Window was popular at the time, too, I think. Oh, yes! How could I have forgotten? Our Junior Prom and Blue Moon . It was the first thing that would really determine how success- ful we were as a class. It was hectic, deciding on a theme, getting tickets, programs, posters, decorating, and refreshments, and Weren't we ever pleased to learn that we actually made money on it? After that, 29 things just flew and the first thing we knew, we were coming back from Sunapee and our class trip. Finally Seniors! Now it was our turn to run the school, be looked up to, set the example and enjoy the countlessprivileges of upperclass- men. At last, after all three years, it was our turn to sit in the front section. But, as we trooped into the gym on that first day, underneath all the hilarity,we all had our serious thoughts. This was our last first of school assembly, the last time we'd be handed the Your School folder that we'd always sort of laughed at. Our last year and we had to make the most of it. After this year,the kids, the old gang, would never be quite the same again. After four long years of trying, Dave finally became our leader and no one couldhave done a better job. Mike Gignac won the Vice-Presi- dency after a close call for the Presidency, Jane went into her fourth year as class Secretary, and Jeanne Routhier served as Treasurer. Everything was angora trimmed that year, the Armistice was signed in Korea and Eartha Kitt and Eddie Fisher swept the country. We chose the yearbook staff, heard Ebb Tide on every juke box, rushed to Poblenz for pictures, sponsored the Paris Cafe Dance, and time just seemed to be flying so fast we couldn't keep up with it. Remember the Senior-Faculty game and the magazine sales? And, oh yes, the Anti-Gone-Girls Club . Who could forget Macbeth and Twelfth Night ? And the Sadie Hawkins Dance. And remember how we used to do the Bunny Hop around the gym? The boys never did care for that, did they? The school play was the lnner Willy and underneath I guess we were allconscious that this was our last schoolplay as mem- bers of the High School. Remember Initiation, with the theme of Dragnet? We had so much fun and work to cram into so little time. All too soon we'd hear Pomp and Circumstance and ina few minutes it would be all over--everything. Oh,iflcould only close my eyes and drift back on a rescending tide of time, back to the joys and sorrows, back to those days of school proms, ball games, loves and laughs, if only---but, no---not even the strongest wish can turn back the hands of time. So, with a sigh, I'1l close my book, but no matter what life has in store for me, underneath everything else, a tiny corner of my heart will never be closed to Franklin High and my days there--my fondest memories of all. 30 31 Tenting tonight on the old camp grounds lt was only a paper moon Be my love-- q l n.,1,,n s New -'lr f l VKK: Q y My best to you I didn't slip, I wasn't pushed I fell 1 Oh, you beautiful do1l We three kings Only make believe Auf Wiedersehen An old fashioned walk' F W O Q? u W HCCOHIPYHHI-gTS is .. 01 Y ,L -7-- v I JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ....... .... M argaret Robichaud Vice -President . . . ....... Bruce Garand Secretary ..... ...... I oan Camp Treasurer . . . . . . Cecile Aube CLASS GF '55 The Juniors have shown a remarkable aptitude for work- ing as a whole. We will always remember their Prom, The Garden in the Rain . Wilber Roberge, and Ronnie Robichaud were chosen as co-captains for next years' football team. Good luck, boys! 34 v Mfg K 'Sa HKF 3 .,, aw x M 2 sk ,,,.VA. . E A-H : ? l wi 3 sw in ii, 5. W ' W5 2+ i w Afl1-, f , XA , is f Q QQ g M W is 'Q '32 , z VK .. Iran. mn E 15 'fv 1 3 ' , 5 N 4' M 2, X Wa , ' . vs, 3, 5 x. 14 9 A K QS 'A if N m ' Q,.g uA, i M ..liE: A , Q F F W Qt an .Q- 4.-+ can W? if ff 3 . A v 2' f 5, 'E' 551:-A .L A ' f -'Z ' Fix' l- A ' mf'-23 2' ,,,, .. Q - M 4 'PT 3425: , if ww-Y ii Ei Lag? 22335. WLL. ,4.pg,Z111Q1g IQTEQS , f if: 1 A ,: 3 if 5 3' 5 Ms frm ..- Ev SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President .... Vice-President Secretary .... Treasurer . . . Class Advisor . CLASS OF '56 Joyce Carignan George Manyan Nancy Routhier . . Janet Aube . .Mrs. Kidder The Sophomore Class,under the leadership of Mrs Kid der,is rapidly making a name for itself in F.H.S. It is well represented in basketball and cheerleading. Not only that the whole school awaits the Holiday Hop put on the day after Christmas . 36 5 1 5 if? a 1 M9 an 431133 New N , figs 3 g k? fl ' if 115 f Qs 3 L ... . J T? 51 WV + 9 Q WW J , , E 'Al ' ftfi ':'fg fi. ,, him, n me ea Mi S 1 fr ' 'R K L5 W N1 3 , ..,,. ,.,,, Q L. it Q, fi f M 55,7 ., ,M V Q V, .rw ,Q .v J 2543 f 'L -'-, Q, 's .Q M, ,A + YF QM, A 'f ,f 2 if K -1' nf' iw-ff. X sk iff? fig? iw ,S , 5 iwgf 5, .... MQ S Q A :--. W' .ii X fi sh. , ' ' -. .X ,, , git? .1 f . A ew 1 x a -fs- Y-fi if ff 1 ,,ALwf52,1fff?lSF:L ' 'wif ' Zigi ' 'Y EWS qgziiigfsimqif' - , Q 4 ff -,.L??fw-1w'- 'Yew K . , . ,. 55+ 1 Mfr fn ff - -My QV 3 'ff - ,. if I , .Q ,ex af. ,j , I 'f ,i,,,,. f figs KM if k mga - - Tit w wf , Z A :SSH , K' , W , K , -, L 5 Q1 ' Q V- X - I all 1 505 -x L. ,vim ff LQ, A jv - VWTQ if , , ,ix E .,, .1. 111: s ,A - ' 5? il 1 i N X Q 5 ' X 'S ' - .ra ? - . ' H Q? . ,f V lu-, ? 5 t . Fi X ., 1 4. ,gf - K if M ff Mr i xg 5 L' Q 'Q if-ag . -3 .,,, A V wg ,, A ' , V 5 LL 1 f W ' my ' ' Ji? ii g . , .4 S M w M V'-7A ,. K ' A ,Ez w wf, Q iw 5 5 38 '-A .I fy :Sf A an Qi ' f W- f L A 'N' g ' , . XV .' , , V f-V ' ,L W1 S. ':-zz QM X 1 , sz F y a 5 , X ,L 5 3 2: fx , , S .E Q 1 Q' ygmgfiggigg , K' fi? . ,,:, . 31,5 'i Y .,vl- , ., 1, 5 A 4 I 27: s if 4 A LL if f XL'L 7 m' Q 1? as t S 2223 gg EVERYTHING I HAVE IS YOURS We, of the Senior Class, being of sound mind and body, have acquired over the years, certain traits. These we leave to you. We hope you put them to their best use. BEV ABBOTT leaves her pep to the Kellogg Company. DAVE BAILEY leaves his book on female behavior to anyone who can stand the shock. LORRAINE BELANGER and RACHEL LAROCHE leave their po- sitions on the basketball team to Joanne Roy and Nancy Camp. RICHARD BELANGER leaves his smile to Donald Rowe. MYRNA BROCKleaves her sunny disposition to Maggie Robichaud. CARROLL CILLEY leaves his studious ways to his sister, Vir- ginia. MADELINE CUNNINGHAM and DOLORES TROTTIER leave, to- gether! WAYNE CILLEY leaves his eye to his brother, Glenn. PAULINE CROTEAU leaves to get married. CECILE DEGUISE leaves her easy-going ways to her brothers, Paul and Gerard. DORIS DESHAIES leaves her post in the hall to anyone who can hold down the job. JOHN DODGE leaves his laugh to Gilbert Welch. SHIRLEY DOUVILLE leaves her soft voice to Mary Burke. LEONARD DOWNES leaves his motor-bike to Alex Bus siere. EILEEN DUBE leaves her gray hair, she hopes! ADRIENNE DUSSAULT leaves her quiet ways behind her. GLEN DUSTIN leaves his scatterbrain ways to Billy Glines. RAY EMERSON leaves his girl, sadly. JACK FISHER leaves a warning to underclassmen f Hands off Roberta! L JANET FLETCHER leaves her square-dancing ability to Shirley Fogg. MIKE GIGNAC, DAVE MANYAN, and ARCHIE AUGER leave the school and make many underclassmen happy. ELLSWORTH GOINGS leaves his shy ways to his brother? ? ? LEON GRIFFIN leaves his build to Bill Brown. JIM HANLEY leaves a bill to Mr. Knight for five shirts, ten pairs of stockings, one football, and two pairs of cleats. JOE HARBOUR leaves his all around ability to his brother, Paul. NANCY HOWE leaves her voice to her sister, Mary. NORENE HUNTOON leaves her position on the honor roll to her sister, Viola. ALLEN KEYSER leaves his truck to his brother. PAULA KIDDER leaves her French class, much to her amaze- ment. BERNEICE LAQUIRE leaves her ability to skip class meetings. EUGENE LAROCHE leaves his guitar to Lefty Frizzell. MELVIN LAUGHY and NORMAN SMITH leave some ofthe machine shop to Mr. Taylor the hopes!j. 40 SHIRLEY LAUGHY and JANE REINELT leave Trig class regret- fully. DICK LAVERGNE leaves his music box to anyone who can carry it. RAY BAILEY leaves his position as quarterback to Frank Abbott. WILLIAM LECOURT leaves for the Marines. ED LOVERING bequeaths his sleepiness to Bob Crowley. DONALD MARTELL leaves with JOYCE WEATHERMAN. LILLIAN MENARD wills her job in Griffins to Janet Aube. DAVID MORIN leaves his speed to Wilber Roberge. DONALD NOWELL leaves with the other third of machine shop with him. JEANNE PARRIS and SHIRLEY TAYLOR leave the Chemistry lab to Mr. Bourn fwe hope!Q. DOROTHY RAYNO leaves her pessimistic ways. PETER RAYNO leaves his determination to next year's football team. JEAN ROUTHIER hands down her personality to her sister, Nancy. TRUDY SHAW leaves her position on the cheerleading squad to Pat Ruel. ARMAND THERRIEN le'-Wes Carolyn ten minutes,to get his diplo- ma. ARLENE THIBEAULT and ANN WILLIAMS leave their helpful ways to the Junior Class fwe hope they deserve itll. LARRY VELTMAN leaves his car for experimental purposes. ELLEN DURGIN leaves her seat in the Colonial for anyone who wants to rest. ELAINE GREGORY leaves her crown to the Sophomore Class. MARLENE SORETTE leaves the cheerleading squad minus a good captain. MARY TILTON leaves her blonde hair and blue eyes to Harlean Shaw. ELAINE RAFFAELLY leaves Dave all confused. 41 'MY DESTlNY Song Bird Best Dressed Best Looking Best Dancers Best Athlete Class Wit Most Studious Most Pep Best Build Best Line Most Likely to Succeed Politest Most Bashful Most Sophisticated Most Popular Actor 8: Actress Pessimistic Sleepiest OUR HIT PARADE THEME soNG Senior Class Elaine Raffaelly Mike Gignac Elaine Gregory Joe Harbour Marlene Sorette Jim Hanley Rachel LaRoche Joe Harbour Rachel LaRoche Leon Griffin Ann Williams Carroll Cilley Trudy Shaw David Mor in Shirley Laughy Leon Griffin Beverly Abbott Glen Dustin Jane Reinelt Dave Manyan Paula Kidder Dave Morin Arlene Thibeault Peter Rayno Jeanne Parris Larry Veltman Jean Routhier Jim Hanley Elaine Raffaelly Jim Hanley Dot Rayno Dave Manyan Dolores Trottier Ed Lovering 42 Always Late The Talk of the Town You're So Easy on the Eyes Darktown Strutter's Ba1l Take Me Out to, the Ball Game If I Had the Heart of a Clown ln the Mood Go Fly a Kite I Go for That I'll Be Seeing You l The Way That the Wind Blows Sharp as a Tack Me and My Shadow My Sugar Is So Refined I'll Get By Pretend Why Was I Born Up the Lazy River Best Per sonality W oman Hate r Man Hater Noisiest Scatterbrain Optimistic Quietest Class Musician Nicest Smile Cutest Class Couple Crowning Glory Class Flirt Prettiest Eyes Class Writer Jean Routhier Dave Morin Personality John Dodge There's NOTHING Like a Dame Madeline Cunningham I Hate Men Jeanne Parris Hullabaloo, Hullabaloo, Hullabaloo John Dodge Trudy Shaw One Meat Ball Archie Auger Ann Williams Eugene LaRoche Elaine Gregory Peter Rayno Shirley Taylor Dick LaVergne Lorraine Belanger Jack Fishe r Lorraine Belanger Dick Belanger Joyce Weatherman Donald Martell Nancy Howe Ray Bailey Bev Abbott Glen Du stin Joyce Weatherman Ray Bailey Paula Kidder Carroll Cilley Little Do I Care In My Solitude Alexander's Rag Time Band Smile, Smile, Smile Baby Face Peach of a Pair You Go to My Head If You Want My Heart Star Eyes Don't Forget to Write Tell Me A Story Sweet Adelme By The Sea, By The Sea Crazy, Man Crazy My Lean Baby Boo1a, Boo1a Stop, You're Killing Me 44 P-ROJECTOR HOME ECONON B STUDENT' 6lRL'S GOVERNMENT ALP!! A BETH H 1 'Y H I - Y HUTHUURTHU EVENTS ASSEMBLY gNKpo1' QOMMQTVEE OP FRHTOPS cu.oB MBRARIANS Dnfxmfmagl A 1. EA DEPS STUDENT GOVERNMENT The student government members represent the whole student body and their duty is to act on allproblems dealing with the students and the school. One of its major functions was the management of the passing of stu- dents between classes. The student government members are stationed in the halls to help the students to assemblies, and between the classes. They act like a jury for violations of the traffic rules. They handle dances for the different classes and schedule bus trips for the games. This year, under the leadership of their new advisor, Mr. O'Keefe, the student government was very busy. Besides planning dances and school activities, they had charge of the Winter Carnival. This time- consuming project was excellently handled, and went off flawlessly. With their many problems and activities, they don't have much Time on Their Hands ! 46 ALPHA HI-Y The Alpha Hi-Y under the capable direction of President Shirley Taylor enjoyed a very successful year. The advisers, Miss Dolloff and Mr. Harris, were always on hand, willing to help out at every turn. The annual Hi-Y Banquet was held in Franklin on February ll. Girls attending the Older Girls' Conference in Rochester this year were Shirley Taylor, Janet Taylor, and Norene Huntoon 47 GIRLS CHOIR The girl's choir,under the able guidance of Miss Moses, is a popular and well-known school organization. This hand picked group of girls sing at the annual school concert, and very often are asked to sing at meetings of various organizations. Each year two or three members of the choir are chosen to go to the State Music Festival. This year the lucky nominees were Ann Williams, Paula Kidder, and Anne Lyon. BETA HI-Y 5 F , . .' M A i ' Zfgg 1 -fi fs 3 X ,xXx W K 5 ,-1x ' . 'W we L f f . Sri. xg f ' I . iz RW, NW? M.Qg1., ' A ' Q ' I N 3, , , 44 ,W Q 3 W2 ,ff Q f A .wg M53 QW jk? ,A , Gi .16 'V ff E ,,f Q .ex My 'L 0 K ,xg H x w xv x A 6? ax? W VA tiqqvkzyl M ya K ,V me , , - K A 1 V X' I Z W' 1' f Wwlx S Y X- ' ff Q WMQ J 15 3 f ff H I 'ig -'F ff, ' --- ' x -ff 4 ww- f f'1f 4h 3 1 'E 1 , Q, , KX 6 Q4 sw O 5 Qi 'Q' Q 'E 4 sim Q 2 T3 'i if Z -J 'I J' ,Q ' 1 A., THE POINT The Point is put out four times a year with all the news and events that have happened during that time. The Point staff have gotten together all the information to go in the paper that would interest the students. They have worked hard together, to put out this material for us. It has been a very successful year for the Point. They have gathered together some very interesting stories, news, gossip, etc. A supplement of the Point was the newly introduced Ink Pot , put out by Mrs. Pickess' Office Practice class. It is put out every two weeks. THE INK POT 9 50 ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE This group has seen to it that the school has had some assemblies for en- tertainment and some serious ones, also. Under the direction of Mr. Hancox they have arranged about twelve assemblies throughout the year, one of which included a Theater-in-the-Round by the Plymouth Players. There are two students chosen from each class to be on the assembly com- mittee. PHYSICAL EDLICATICDN 51 LIBRARIANS Under the supervision of Miss McIntosh,this group has arranged the library for use during the year. They give their free periods up to act as librarians, to help the students, and to keep the library orderly. PROJECTOR QPERATORS The projector operators,under the guidance of Mr. Burleigh, render an important service to the people of the school. They make it possible for education through a visual aid program. 52 if? L iii M W 'ffl , Wy I ,w 5 A 1' 1... .. ,. ,, . 554 jx Q , sig' ,gr Kiki, f . vw b YA jj? ..'53',5 . V f lk ,Q 2 fig A 2 '- - 2 if 4- I W, . L., K .., A ,N w g, f 'ff f -W. Z , A :fs ,fs I Ml W' Hg iw 'Z fw- Q1 H' Q wk ,Q -,: W , . my Q S, .g f fix ai J H 'X iff ' 'mu L. Q is .51 gy S Wg Y M S if if Jr Y ,Y M 31 4 Q Q Q 'S' , , S Q 55 ' - ,' ' z f is 'A ill iZ ' ff ' M v,4 A. 4 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS More bounce to the ounce describes the cheerleading teams of F,H,S, They have given a great deal of their time and energy in leading their school in cheers,never oncelosing their pep or spirit even when the going was rough. The Varsity team again brought honor and glory to their school. They went to the Annual Cheerleading Tournament in Meredith on February 6, and won the second place trophy, losing to Meredith by one point. Other schools com- petingwere: Meredith, Kennett, Laconia,Belmont, Bristol, Tilton-Northfield, Alton and Ashland. 54 J. V. CHEERLEADERS The J. V. team has also been right on top this year. Mrs. Pickess, the coach, is proud of her girls for such a successful season. The girls at- tended all games--both home and away. 55 Remember the night? It was October ZZ, 1953. Yes,you've guess- ed it! The Seniors presented Freshmen Initiation with the Theme of DRAGNET. There was a Judge and Jury to give every Freshman a fair trial, with the verdict decided on ahead of time. Jimmy was an excellent Friday and Jeanne was His Girl, Saturday. The five new teachers and Lefty Frizzell were our specialties, and fun and hilarity were the order of the evening. We'11 never forget it! 56 THE E ARE THE PEOPLE Don't Call My Name Be Down To Get You In A Wheelbarrel I Love To Jump A-Round The Corner I'll Never Learn To Hula 57 THE STUNTS, LAUGHTER, A D FU 'She Walks With A Wiggle' OOO! What You Do To Me 'Guess I'11 Eat Some Worms' Strange Things Are Happening' 'Maybe Next Time 58 WE KNCW-WE DID IT! KW! Tell Us Where The Good Times Are Hand Of Fate My Lady Loves To Dance' This Is Heaven 59 5 mPx,,..t X,,. AL,Q L, WINTER CARNIVAL On February 13th, the seniors watched their c andidate, Elaine Gregory, crowned Queen of the 1954 Winter Carnival at the annual Car- nival Ball, with Joe Harbour as King. Music was furnished by Fred Zajac, and the exact place of the classes in the carnival was undecided until the last moment. New events added to the Carnival this year included deck tennis, shuffle board, and wrestling. Competition was stiff for all classes. lt was a Carnival all will remember, especially Elaine and Joe. 60 ww f ! Vfv z fz? g .. 1 if A ,f Q x 51, , ,. f -- ggifgc . 3 . - . Qi, ,ww - ' :Hy se v is-52051 1 um fifkvl' 2 L, - .Iv -,',v ,- LE ' vu f N ' . mu, s W'Jw,, I XNM, -A 1 ,Q A 'Uri any 0 , ' .4 n ' 0 .. 5 s' O All fb ' H10 b Es I1--f A wr w -k :QL nur THE FRANKLIN JOURNAL What Will The Future Bring? - Class of '54 June 10, 1959 Five years ago the Class of '54 graduated,from Franklin High School. It was a-promising class with a high scholastic average. This week, we, of this paper, want to tell you each one's success story. ELAINE RAFFAELLY believes Th e r e 's No Business Like Show Business being a star of stage and scream. DAVID MANYAN didn't want Smoke To Get In Your Eyes and invented a liquid that extinguishes fires feventuallyl. JANET TAYLOR has a perfect right' to sing Call Me Madam . She is foreign Ambassador to Hanover fup in them thar hi1ls J. JOE HARBOUR isa living example that Ya Gotta Be A Football Hero and nowplays professionally for the Franklin Rotary. DAVID MORIN is a local photographer with a rep - utation for Halves Of Photographs. LENNY DOWNES and DONALD NOWELL are doing well In Their Merry Oldsmobile business. ARCHIE AUGER has tried Many Times to reach the moon in his self-made rocket ship-- no success as yet. J EAN ROUTHIER is president of the Hearts and Fl owe r s Lonely Hearts Club. DORIS DESHAIES ex- periments with the per- oxide bottle won a spot in the broadway pro- duction Silver Threads Among The Gold! SHIRLEY TAYLOR, famous x-ray tech- nician,has rejected that science and is doing a great deal of research on the sun's healing rays. Atpresent she has her laboratory set up Down Among The Shel- tering Palms in Flor- ida. MARLENE SORETTE and BEVERLY ABBOTT have a dancing school and all that graduate are recommended for Dancing In The Dark fso nobody will see theml. ANN WILLIAMS' occu- pation begins with Sep- tember Song and ends when June Is Busting Out All Over. She is a teacher at our local House of Bedlam falias PAU LA KIDDER spent 64 April In Paris doing an article about foreign fashions for FIELD AND STREAM magazine. EUGENE LAROCHE is the fa m o u s television cowboy Ricochet Rick. PETER RAYNO has plenty of Time On His Hands . He recently opened a watch repair shop in Laconia. We don't know Where Or When you could find ELLEN DURGIN and BERNIC E LAQUIRE. They belong to the Wo- men's Armed Services. TRUDY SHAW recently made her stage debut singing I Hate Men. LEON GRIFFIN, that fabulous funny man of television, has his own show now: Laugh, Clown, Laugh. RAY BAILEY is Near- er, My God, To Thee , being a test pilot in the Air Force. MARY TILTON, now m a r r i e d to multimil- lionaire, J. J. Newberry, was acclaimed Hostess With The Mostest On The Ball of 1959. CARROLL CILLEY put it all In The Book and has written three best sellers. MIKE GIGNAC thinks that he has The World On A String just be- cause he manufactures fish lines. ALAN KEYSER and MELVIN LAUGHY are spending a pleasant va- cation in jail, charged with mur de ring Eh, Compari by Julius La Rosa. CECILE DEGUISE was so disappointed when she found out that the Waves didn't wear Bell Bot- tom Trousers that she joined the Salvation Army. RICHARD LA VERGNE Qand accordianj married Lady Of S p a i n and lived happily ever after. EDWARD LOVERING and ELLSWORTH GO- INGS are patients at the Vets Hospital in San Antonio, Texas, suffer- ing from the Reenlist- ment Blues . WI LLIAM LECOURT moved to OKLAHOMA upon discovering oil in his typewriter. NORMAN SMITH, as- tronomer, recently an- nounced his intentions to photograph and Count Every Star individu- ally. ARLENE THIBEAULT is currently employed as the Lustre-Creme Girl on television. Who do you think is president of the Frank- lin First National With- drawal Band? Atty. JAMES HANLEY! The Best Things In Life Are Free , or so says DICK BELANGER, Toastmaster fSunbeamj of Strike It Rich . Rumors Are Flying that LILLIAN MENARD will marry five-star general, Paul Croteau, this summer. RACHAEL LAROCHE didn't show any Hesi- tation before signing a contract to write Martha Raye's script for five years. We ourselves are Still Trying to believe it-- DOLORES TROTTIER is a Junior English teacher. The mysterious disap- pearance of the City Li- brary has left Police Chief JOHN DODGE Bewitched, Bothered, Bewildered. 65 JANET FLETCHER is getting sick of the song Smile, Smile, Smile . She has been giving Li- berace smile lessons. MYRNA BROCK is in business for he r s elf, owning and managing the Butter-milk Skybar Candy Co. GLEN DUSTIN, our local w e ath e r BROADCAS- TER pre dicts Blue Skies today, rain to- morrow. JANE REINELT can Always be found on Milton Ber1e's show. Has everybody recog- nized Maxie ? WAYNE CILLEY gets pretty tired of Wander- in' --he plays basket- ball for the New York Knickerbockers, Snic- kerbockers . We know that ADRIENNE DUSSAULT is married now because we recent- ly saw her Walking Her Babies Back Home . DAVID BAILEY, fire chief, requests that everybody Ke e p The Home Fires Burning . DOROTHY RAYNO owns the 'Hawaiian Hospital- ity' Hotel on the beach at Waikiki. We May Be Wrong but we think that NORENE HUNTOON is private secretary to Martin Kane, Private Eye. We have Good News about PUG BELAN- GER. She plays profes- sional softball for the female division of the Red Stockings. A RMAND THERRIEN and RAYMOND EMER- SON, local business ty- coons, have opened the new factory Down By The Riverside. SHIRLEY LAUGHY is modeling Baub1es, Bangles 8: Beads in Macy's Basement. LARRY VELTMAN is that Man of The World , master of ceremonies on television' s program: King For A Day. SHIRLEY DOUVILLE and NANCY HOWE are still Together . They are librarians at the Salisbury City Library. EILEEN DUBE is traveling to Far Away Places , Germany to be exact. Miss Dube is an authority on Ge rman Beer Steins. MADELINE CUNNING- HAM is aworld traveler, too. She says she likes to travel because, fand we quote, I'll Never Get Out Of This World Alive. JACK FISHER has left No Stone Unturned in his political career. He He started as State Sen- ator and has worked his way up to be Mayor of Sanbornton. PAULINE C ROT EAU and ELAINE GREGORY , friends since S c h o ol Days , are both married and living happily ever after. JOYCE WEATHERMAN married DONALD MAR- TELL justbecause It's So Nice To Have A Man Around The House. The Last Time We Saw Parris fwe mean Jeanne, she was still trying to finish the prophecy by January 4, 1954. 66 5. 0'-5' ' 0 , , e . -1 - we f- f 'H' W iii- l ll 55- IH Us'n Too busy mn , Q n 51 fiirihx r Refi!! Q Archie Senior Boys X f V r ' J A X V anity i F4511 b , 1 ,INR . 1 - ' . -' W .. gi 'Ei Xu , ,i Genie-us Senior Girls' f ' T' in i e ff if +R . , 'Xxx Shutterbug David 'adf -' 'u ' .VI I ' f v, ' Eigxilaa f I ' i f N e if spare Us! 'w J Yi X 'Egg 'E 1 R '. 'E ' V H ffwrg 'N 5 ,- Q - 4 Our Palace ' I Know! Watch The Birdie, Frank! 67 H i h, Q V - if 3 face' Oh, Mein Papa Memories EE Music, Music, Music ,rw 4 X , 1' N :L fn' ,X 'W i f ' X 9 Q' X X Auld Lang Syne 'Fight On For Frank 68 lin 1? 1. I ' Q .- -.',- 1 Q Q-lit? 3' 'Q My Bashful Bare foot Beau' - - MXN x Ni I Q W ker C lub 'The Downtown Po TRIPPI G THE LIGHT. . .FA TASTIC? L 'l 1 Apri1,1951--- fn, f The time finally came when we, as Freshmen, Q -I' M could prove our worth as the ambitious and up-and- coming class we claimed we were. Being alloted only one dance date, we put our young hearts into rl! 'Ji' planning and preparing for the Freshmen Frolic , our ' e first social event in our high school careers. Although it was just a record dance, we gave it importance by decorating the gym with hundreds of pastel colored streamers. Our center piece was a huge maypole with streamers covering the center circle. As the dance was a big success, we raised our heads a little higher, and with anticipa- tion eyed the events and dances that our class, the Class of '54, would hold in the future. December, 1951--- Our Sophomore year came along, and with it the fun of sponsoring the annual Holiday Hop . With the same spirit and enthusiasm as the year before, we pitched in to make it as wonderful and yet as different as we possibly could. Unlike previous years, we used red and white streamers to decorate the ceiling. Around the gym and fuk' in the center of the floor, we placed Christmas trees lit y' of mistletoe to the music of Bob Hall s orchestra. Yes the Class of '54 was well on its way ' .f J . - E J tered. with colored balloons. We danced beneath sprigs March 21, 1953-- None of us, l'm sure, will ever forget our Junior year and with it our Junior Prom, Blue Moon . After much hard work and planning, we were rewarded with the feelingthat our decorations surpassed those of any other class. In keeping with our theme,we draped the ceiling with streamers offive different shades of blue, and placed different colored lights in various corners of the gym to give the desired effect. Our center piece, and our pride and joy, was an angel swinging on a blue half moon. This mechanism was fixed in such a way, that the angel swung to and fro throughout the dance. Fred Zajac and his orchestra provided the music. We haven't to this day, stopped boasting of the fact that we,the Class of '54, were the first class in Franklin High ever to make money on aJunior Prom. But, then again, wouldn't you, too, be proud? December, 1953-- French berets and soft lights set the picture for our Paris Cafe . Party tables were cleverly placed along the sides of the gym with a French bar at one end where students could purchase things to eat and drink. A floor show comprised of students provided laughs, and an enjoyable time was had by all. fOui, c'est grand fun, n'est pas?j 69 'rg' ON! X---I. y Q' FRANKLIN ALMA MATER Franklin, Alma Mater, Hail, all Hail to thee! Behind thee towers the mountains, Before thee roars the sea. Thy sons and daughters ever Thy praises loud will ring, Franklin Alma Mater, accept our offering! We love thee, dear old Franklin, And to the gold and blue Where'er our work shall call us We always will be true. We'll ever guard thine honor, Bright shall thy memory be! 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' ' rl lv-V. ff f 4 5 H E . i, 'fr FIRST ROW: Neil Laughyg William Browng Glen Dusting Co-Captain Joseph l-larbourg Co-Captain Raymond Baileyg David Moring John Dodgeg James Hanleyg Mr. O'Keefe, Assistant Coach. SECOND ROW: Leo Coteg Donald Martellg Sydney Seamansg Eugene LaRocheg Ronald Robichaudg Hubert Parkerg Richard Filliong Wilber Roberge, Michael Gig- nac,Coach Knight. THIRD ROW: Dellas LambertgRoland Maheuglirank Abbottg Paul Colby, Edward Kurowski, Thomas Thomasg Donald Dufurg Lawrence Veltmang Edward Cross. FOOTB LL ihe football forces experienced a disappointing season in '53. The total over -all record ofthe Golden Tornadoes was no wins and seven losses. Though they played together,always a team, our boys could never quite muster up the scoring power needed to win. The outstanding individual accomplishment of the season was a 100-yard runback of a kick-off by David Morin against Towle. Franklin O Manchester West 7 Franklin 0 Laconia 25 Franklin 6 Berlin 32 Franklin Towle 40 Franklin Somersworth 26 Franklin Spaulding Z5 Franklin Lebanon 41 Franklin St. John 19 76 -T 1,11 FIRST ROW: Coach Henley, Peter Pellerin, Andrew Berube. Captain Archie Auger. SECOND ROW: Billy Downes, Glenn Cilley, Robert Gilman, Vincent Greene. This year, Franklin High added cross-country to its Fall sports calendar. Although the season was not too successful, the boys certainly succeeded in conditioning themselves. X' Archie Auger and Andrew Berube represented Franklin at the state meet in Durham Andrew Berube also ran in the New England meet at Boston BA EBALL 7 M X Q . FIRST ROW: Richard Beaudet, Wilber Roberge,Coach Knight,I0hn Dodge, James Hanley. SECOND ROW: Wilfred Brusseau, Maurice Robichaud, Paul Colby, Michael Gignac, Glen Dustin. 5 5 2 F 4, .en-, FIRST ROW: Andrew Berube, Captain Joseph Harbour, Coach Henley, Raymond Bailey. SECOND ROW: Ronald Robichaud, Leonard Downes, Manager Bruce Garand. THIRD ROW: Richard Hoyt, Paul Colby, Jack Fisher, Wayne Cilley, Michael Gignac. James Hanley. VARSITY BASKETBALL The Golden Tornadoes of Franklin High suffered an off year, winning two and losing fourteen. Coach Henley's men were led in scoring by Judge Hanley, who performed the scoring feat ofthe season by scoring thirty-two points against Plymouth. Although they were out-played and out-scored most of the time, we can truly say that we were proud of the effort put forth by our team this year. Notable performances were turned in against Laconia and St. John's in home games. Franklin 49 Plymouth 67 Franklin St. Mary Franklin Lebanon Franklin Penacook Franklin Alumni Franklin Plymouth Franklin Laconia Franklin Meredith Franklin Penacook Franklin Towle Franklin Lebanon Franklin St. Mary Franklin St. John Franklin Meredith Franklin St. John Franklin Laconia Franklin Towle 78 FIRST ROW: Gerald Smart, Maurice Robichaud, Coach Gourley, Gary Mumblo, Peter Snell. SECOND ROW: Rob- ert Gilman, Glenn Cilley, Harold Graham, Jerry Draper, Charles Connors. THIRD ROW: Richard Gilman, Christy Liolis, Brent Belanger, Wilfred Brusseau, Alfred Karlberg. J. V. BASKETBALL The Junior Varsity enjoyed an excellent season, winning eleven and losing five. Nine of the wins were consecutive. In this streak, Coach C1ourley's charges hopelessly outclassed all of their opposition. The Jayvees performedin brilliant style against arch-rival Laconia. They impressed everyone with the spirit and fight they displayed. With their great teamplay, the Junior Varsity assures Franklin of splendid basketballprospects. Franklin Z7 Plymouth 36 Franklin 40 St. Mary 52 Franklin Lebanon Franklin Penacook Franklin Plymouth Franklin Laconia Franklin Meredith Franklin Penac ook Franklin Towle Franklin Lebanon Franklin St. Mary Franklin St. John Franklin Meredith Franklin St, John Franklin Laconia Franklin Towle FIRST ROW: Alice McDaniels,Co-Captain Lorraine Belanger, Co-Captain Rachel Laroche, Sandra Crowley, Mar- lene Duff. SECOND ROW: Jean Currier, Mary Burke, Coach Dolloff, Carolyn Rafuse, Cecile Aube, Nancy Camp. THIRD ROW: Joanne Roy, Barbara Furlong, Joan Camp, Barbara Johnson, Marie Svenson, Mary Gauthier, Bette Boomhower, Annette Kliszewski. FOURTH ROW: Merleen Patch, Helen Stinson, Norma Beaupre. GIRLS' BASKETBALL The 1954 Girl's Basketball Team ended the season with five wins and seven losses. The girls lost their first four games. But, on January 18, 1954, Coach Dolloff notified the girls in a nice way before the game against Newport, that it would be a fine birthday present if they would win for her. So, the team obliged. But, at the half, Franklin was losing by seventeen points. Newport's coach called out that they would win by twenty points. This made the team more determined than ever to win this game. The girls realized that New- port was seventeen points ahead but they nevertheless tied the game in the last few seconds ofplay. Finally, in overtime, the F. H.S, girls came through witha 43-41 victory. This game encouraged the team to win four out of their six remaining contests. Franklin Bristol Franklin Andover Franklin Alumni Franklin Towle Franklin Meredith Franklin Towle J, V J. V. Franklin Towle Franklin Meredith Franklin Concord Commercial College Franklin Bristol Franklin Andover Franklin Concord Commercial College 80 f 1 .sg 8 . SENIOR PATRON'S LI T Mr. 8: Mrs. Alphonse Auger Mr. 8: Mrs. Durward Bailey Mr. Arthur Belanger Mrs. Ruth Belanger Mr. 8: Mrs. John Blad Mrs. Angie Brock Mrs. Robert O. F. Cunningham Mr. 8: Mrs. Gerard Deguise Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul Deshaies Mr. 8: Mrs. Joesph Dube Mr. 8: Mrs. John H. Durgin Mr. 8: Mrs. L. G. Dussault Mrs. Geraldine Dustin Mr. 8: Mrs. Raymond L. Emerson Mr. 8: Mrs. William B. Fisher Mrs. James A. Hanley Mr. 8: Mrs. George F. Howe Mr. 8: Mrs. Harley F. Huntoon Mr. 8: Mrs. Mrs. Doria Mr. 8: Mrs. Floyd J. LaQuire Laroche leo Laroche Mr. 8: Mrs. James E. Laughy Mr.8: Mrs. Mr.8: Mrs. Mr.8: Mrs. Mr.8:Mrs. U. L. LaVergne George Manyan Benjamin Raffaelly Wilfred A. Rayno Rev. 8: Mrs. A. George Reinelt Mr. 8: Mrs. Wilfred Routhier Mr. 8: Mrs. Irving Shaw Mr. 8: Mrs. Neil R. Smith Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. John E. Taylor Alfred Thibeault Mrs. Isabelle Trottier Mr. 8: Mrs. Raymond Williams Mrs. Doris Veltm an CIVIC PATRON'S LIST Mr . Alexander American Shoe Repair, Ed Healy, prop. Anonymous Mr. Milt Barnes Mr. Oscar L. Buffington Concord Monitor Cushing Electric Co. Ruth S. Hancock Martin Radio 8: Music Shop Esther Massa Phil Palmer Bessie C . Rowell Mr. Carlton Roy Mary D. 8: James E. Shorten Mr. Ernest Sylvester Thibeault Funeral Home Addie E. Towne Henry Trachy Real Estate 8: Ins Agency Vanity Beauty Shop COMMERCIAL PATRON'S LIST Compliments of Anita's Beauty Shop D. Barry Kc Co. A Greeting cards for all occasions Compliments of Bean's Texaco Station Compliments of l-l. A. Bennet's Market Compliments ot Benson's Auto Company Bonin's Kurl Sho P . The latest in hair stylesgthe newest in techniques. The Book Stall, Franklin, N. H. Gifts - Stationery - Cards Compliments of Brassard Plumbing Compliments of Clyde Brown, Antiques Compliments of Dr. Paul R. Bruch Compliments of Bunny's Diner Compliments of Butt's Friendly Service Station Rolfe Camp Company, Inc. Builder's Supplies Compliments of Madame Carbonneau, Millinery Colburn 8a Camp Motor Company, Inc. Chrysler Plymouth Compliments of Colonial Restaurant Compliments of Conant's Calso Gas 8: Service Station Compliments of Courtemanche Bros . Compliments of Babe Crowley, Trucking Compliments of Donald W. Cushing Compliments of Daniel Webster Inn Compliments of Doucet's Marker Charles Douphinett Coal, Roofing and Stokers John Dowie's Service Station 'Best service available Compliments of Downtown C afe Compliments of A. C. Elliott Compliments of Endicott Johnson's Shoe Store Best Wishes to the Class of '54 Franklin Bowling Alleys Congratulations to the Class of '54 Franklin Cleaners Compliments of Franklin Cooperative Bank Franklin Dairy 8a Dairy Bar West Franklin Route 3A Compliments of Franklin Journal-Transcript Franklin Laundries, Inc. Quality Sc Service Franklin Locker Plant We supply meats 8a frozen foods to home freezers Compliments Franklin Meat Packers, Inc. Compliments of Franklin National Bank Compliments of ' Franklin Savings Bank Franklin Self-Service Laundry 'We come clean. Compliments of Franklin Wholesale Mart Compliments of a Friend Compliments of Friendly Barber Shop Compliments of Walter B. Furlong, Trucking Compliments of ' The Gateway Inn Compliments of Giles' Dairy 85 Dairy Bar H. A. Griffin Insurance Agency E. S. Daniell, Jr., Agent G. W. Griffin Co. Hacksaw Blades Compliments of I-l ar - Lee Shop l-lingston Leather Company, Inc. West Franklin COMMERCIAL PATRON'S LIST Congratulations from Compliments of Holmes and Nelson, Inc. Frank Poblenz, Photographer Lloyd Hosmer, Memorials Compliments of Granite 8a Marble Memorials E, A Prince S. G. Hoyt 8a Son Prince Sc Stebbins, Accountants Heating SheetAMetal Work 359 Central Street Compliments of Compliments of Jeannette's Beauty Salon Public Service Co. Compliments of Compliments of Joe's Texaco Station Raffaelly's Market Compliments of Compliments of Kidder Lumber CO- Rego's Shell Service Station Compliments of Compliments of Dr. Frank I. Kropp Rennie's Taxi Service Kyrka's Beauty Salon Compliments of For personalized beauty service Roy's Barber Shop Compliments of Sander's Laroche's Market Dry Cleaning Shop Compliments of Congratulations from Leon's Jewelry Store Jean M. Shaw Agency Compliments of Compliments of Main St. Store Shepard's Grocery Corp. Mahoney Welding Engineers Compliments of Acetylene, Electric and Forging Welding Dr. Paul H. Smith, Chiropractor Compliments of M. T. Stevens 8a Sons Martin's Music Shop Franklin Mills Compliments of Compliments of Dr. Frank J. McQuade Dr. James J. Sullivan Compliments of Compliments of Millie's Lunch Sulloway Hosiery Corp. Compliments of Compliments of Dr. Robert J. Morin Surowiec's Market Compliments of Compliments of J. J. Newberry Company Thornton's Barber Shop Compliments of Compliments of News 8: Book Shop Towne 8: Country Furniture Compliments of 0 Compliments of Dr. W. H. Norton Truchon's Drug Store Compliments of Congratulations from H. A. Parker Val's Barber Shop Compliments of Compliments of Perkins' Shoe Store Varney's Jenney Service Station Compliments of Compliments of Piper Motor Company Wallace's Market Compliments of Compliments of Piper Radio Service Welcome Travelers' Diner Compliments of Compliments of Piper's Tydol Service Station Western Auto Company Compliments of H. L. Young 8a Co. Memorial Home, Pregcorfg Oil Company 84 Bradford H. Butler, Director .SV 11 5' F -1, gy, . -AH, 1: n li' T. 1 33 -- inl, . . 1.-1, .ik 3 ,.:.. L4- Ea' if Uv ., , ' 7 .. ,, 1 42 4 1. 1 ,7. I 4' 5 V1 il. J, ..,- .D .','u 11:12 ' iz, 7' - WFFZZ' ,e T -,. ,- J1- 2,1 1 .v j-'.v'..'.j ' Tm' . -uimnja. 4--TN if ' 322 L' ,. .ml -, Q 312 . 712' -. , 1-TK . : , flip! .4 ' . .-?.1.4'f.1v. 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