Franklin High School - Key Yearbook (Franklin, NH)

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MR. VINCENT O'CONNOR Williams, B. U., U. N. H.: Degrees: A. B.g Chemistry, Physics, General Science, MISS BERTHA PELLERIN Keene Teachers College, U. N. I-Lg Degrees: B. E., Home Economics 10, 11, 12g Foods Grades,'7, 8g Activity Refreshments, Club Banquets. MR. FRANK PIWONSKI Custodian. MR. FRANK SOUTHMAYD Woodshop Instructor. MR. JOHN TAYLOR Keene Teachers College: Machine Shopg Beta Hi-Y. MRS. PHYLLIS WALLACE U. N. H.g Secretary to the Headmaster, 9 MRS. MADELINE PICKESS Plymouth Teachers College, De- grees: B. Ed.: Business Education Senior Class Advisor, Cheerlead- ing. 1

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MRS. IRENE KIDDER Graduated at Plymouth, Iouy en Iosas in France, Middlebury French School, McGill University, B. U.g French I, II, and III, Sophomore Home Room, Sophomore Class Advisor, MR. ELSWORTH F. HARRIS University of New Hampshire, Keene Teach- ers, Plymouth Teachers, Fitchburgh State Teachers, Harvard, Degrees: A. B., Wood work, Patternmaking, Cabinet work, Hi-Y. MR. EDWARD HENLEY Boston University, Indiana University, Uni versity of Maine, Degrees: B. S., M, S Physical Education, Coach Cross-Country Basketball. MR. JOHN KNIGHT Southeastern Louisiana College, Boston Uni- versity, Degrees: B. S. in Education, Prob- lems of American Democracy, Economic Geography, Driver Education, F 0 o t b all Coach and Athletic Director, Baseball Coach. MISS MARY I. MCINTOSH State Teachers College, Salem, Massachu settsg Degrees: B. S. Ed.g General Mathe matics, General Business, Personal Typing Library and Librarian. MISS MARION MOSES New England Conservatory of Music, Amer- ican Institute of Normal Methods, Degrees: Mus. B. g Music, Girls' Choir and Music Festi- vals, MISS MARIAN MONYHAN Mercy Hospital, Springfield, Mass., Ply- mouth Teachers Summer School, Keene Teachers Summer Schoo1,Degrees: R. N.: School Nurse of Franklin, Hill, and Sanbornton. 8

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RONALD MERCIER August 21, 1937 October 12, 1952 To the memory of Ronnie Mercier, better known to his classmates as Mer , we, the Class of 1955, dedicate this page in our Yearbook. From his early school days at St. Mary's up to his last days at Franklin High, Mer was indeed a friend to all. His chiefinterest was in sports and much of his time was spent at the Franklin Recreation Center where he partici- pated in baseball, basketball and ping-pong. His favorite sport. however, was always basketball. Mer's happiest clay came when, in Boston, he watched his special team, the Boston Red Sox, score a thrilling vic- tor . Isilis sudden and untimely death stunned everyone who had known and loved him. Yet the memory of his smiling face and sparkling personality shall live on in our hearts, always --an everlasting tribute to Ronnie Mercier. Death is in such strange contradiction to life that it is no matter for wonder that we recoil from it, and turn to remembrances, and find rec- ompensein perceiving that those we have loved live in our memories as intensely as if they were still before our eyes. 10