Franklin High School - Key Yearbook (Franklin, NH)

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I SZINIOIQ5' I As seniors, we had come to the last stage of our jour- ney in high school, Some of us had worked hard in the past, while others had just coasted along. It was up to us now to work hard. for soon we would be out on our own: and the paths we would take at the crossroads would depend largely on our years in high school, Joyce defeated Andrew Bergeron by a narrow margin and again became our President, Jean Currier was our Vice-president, Nancy Routhier, Secretary, and Carol Zak, Treasurer, Mrs. Pickess was our class advisor, As a class we are proud of our success in theWinter Carnival. Jean Currier was our queen, and Roberta Shaw, Ioan White, and Lorraine Elliott were in her court, The yearbook was a big enterprise in our last year, Mrs, Rose, Mrs, Currier, and Mrs, Pickess helped us with it, Mary Burke was our editor and Eddie Durgin, co-edi- tor. It was quite a job meeting those deadlines but it was worth it when at last we got the result of our labor -- our own yearbook, . - - .t 'Ju yy th -. -sv, is :',.::5.-5:,,, f r:fT1a E L- '8 Everything came so fast, and there was so much to do in so little time -- graduation pictures, name cards, caps and gowns, invitations, class-day parade, our wonderful prom, signing yearbooks, and then our final class trip to- gether. When we finally walked up to receive our diplo- mas, each of us knew he probably had a long way to go yet on the road of life, but that he would never forget the past four years which were among the most important in his entire life, When we look back, it seems like only yesterday that we were out taking school census to earn that S100 for our treasury, How the time has flown since that big Physical Education controversy in our Sophomore year, and since the day when we probably slipped our class ring on for the first time. Who will ever forget our class megtings in our senior year with so many important things to o 2 No matter how far we may go or what fate has in store for us, we will never forget the many crossroads we met or the many adventures we had in passing them in our years at F,H,S, W

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What: The Seniors won again? ! We worked hard, as always, to win the Winter Carni- val, but again the upperclassmen defeated us. In our sophomore year, Nancy Routhier was our queen. Janet Aube, Joyce Carignan, and Carol Zak comprised her pretty court, In our sophomore year, we took the road to Sunapee State Park for our class trip, When we got there,we found the beach pretty well deserted, and many of ns walked a few miles to where there was a souvenir store and soda fountain and where we went on the chair lift. . , 0 14 wwolas 'fs In our junior year it was a close race between Joyce Carignan and George Manyan, but Joyce won and served her second term as president. Andy Bergeron was Vice- president and Nancy Routhier, Secretary. Janet Aube was our treasurer, but when she left school early in '55 to be married, Mary Burke took over the office. Mr, Hancox was our class advisor, Oh, no! Not agaim! ! One of the most exciting events was the Winter Car- niv al, We were tied with the Seniors until the final day when ticket sales were announced and they took over the lead and won! None of us who helped with snow sculp- turing will ever forget How Mr. Hancox pitched in and worked sohard to help us. We constructed a polar bear, whale, and class numerals, although none of them brought us first place. Janet Aube was our queen, In her court were Nancy Routhier, Jean Currier, and Jean Pierce, ,fini dos' to PROIIJ J j J, I -B The theme of our Junior Prom was Fantasyland, What atime we had decorating for it! The crepe paper we had ordered didn't arrive until the last minute, and when it finally did arrive, Joyce was overcome with joy, Re- member that old rickety ladder someone had to climb to hang up the paper streamers? And remember how Mr. Hancox was always there to help us in every way he could? We got off on the wrong roadwhen we got the Wildcats for our orchestra, They seemed to be playing music which must have come from some fantasyland in a bottle. But, all in all, our Junior Prom was a huge suc- cess. We went to Wellington Beach again for our class trip, What fun we had teasing Ozzie !

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