Franklin High School - Key Yearbook (Franklin, NH)

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16- My 1959 WALTER BAIRD Mwallyli Li e is ve short and ve uncer- f ry , ry taing let us spend it as best we can. CHARLOTTE BEVERLY BRAILEY Good humor is wisdom and good- ness combined. PAULINE ANN BEAUPRE llpouyll A winning wayg a friendly time. GLORIA l A. BOISCLAIR ..C1o,, There is no love sincerer than the love of food. CON STANCE CALLEY Connie Jokes are the spice of conversation, and the salt of life. BENJAMIN CURTIS BROWN, IR. ..Benny,, The true use of speech is not so much to express our wants as to con- ceal them.

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M RICHARD KENNETH WISER PRESIDENT Large was his wealth. hut larger is his heartf' GLENN ACRES Topper As happy a man as many in the world for the world smiles upon me. SE IOR w -5- BARBARA ANN EDMUNDS VICE PRESIDENT Smile and the whole world smiles with you. PENELOPE LORRAINE POPE SECRETARY A tender smile, a pretty face, a per- fect body, charming grace. FRANK JOSEPH ST. PIERRE TREASURER Knowledge is more than equivalent to force. CECILLE C. ADDISON Cecil For she was just the quiet kind, whose nature never varies.

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DOUGLAS CARIGNAN Doug The force of his own merit makes his way. CAROL LOUISE COOK Cookie Better late than never. fs 3 . I VVL, 5 A gi- K ,-fn. W SE IORS ELAINE MARIE CARIGNAN A good sport, a friend to all! Ei .T f -ig GEORGE S. CORNEAU, JR. Georgic', A man, he seems of cheerful yes- terdays and confident tomorrowsf' g1fQ?Lfg?i CAROL ANN COATES Snooky Variety is the spice of life that it all its flavorf, RONALD CORRIVEAU Ronnie I am very fond of the compan lacliesf, gives y0f