Franklin High School - Key Yearbook (Franklin, NH)

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fb hrs' yu 'fi fflgwf F' ir Q M., Y, 4 , My s xi K es LAWRENCE C. ROWELL ..Lan,y., All his faults were such that one likes him still hetter for them. SANDRA MAE SHAW Sandy Outdoors, in school, no matter where, she always keeps her stately air. SENIORS KATHLEEN ANNE SANBORN Kathy Humor is the harmony of the heart. 5 E elif , ll! KEITH STRICK LAND To know is nothing at all, to imagine is everything. 22 DUNBAR SEAMANS Dunny I shall try to correct errors where shown to he errors and I shall adopt new views as fast as they shall appear to be true views, JEAN CHARLOTTE TAYLOR Jeanie Never trouhle trouble, til trouhle troubles you. i

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5 INIICHAEL HERBERT NIULLAVEY Miken My strength is as the strength of ten because my heart is pure. LILLIAN NI. ROBINSON Lil i. , , , . I agree with no mans opmionsg I ,, have a few of my own. 1959 THOKI.-XS PUULIOT MTOIIIINYU I lore a llrnnd IIIIIIQQIII in my lifef, GAIL RANDALL By her laughing ye shall know her. HARRY WILLIAM ROGERS A genius is a man who does unique things of which nobody would expect him to he capablef, GEORGE OMER ROUSSEAU, IR. Skip Great men hallnw a whole people and lift up all who lice in their time.

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RICHARD TESSIER Rather than love, than money, fame, give me truth. CAROLYN ANN TURNER ..Can,, than Life without sports is not life. 1959 IN RICHARD THOMPSON Ricky Morning melancholy and moon-struck madness. DAVID TOUPIN Dave A whole be greater than a part, a whole man must be greater than a part of him, RICHARD WALDO llDick!7 I will sit down now, but the time will come when you will listen to me. GAIL VARNEY Vxnney Hear much, speak little.