Franklin High School - Franklinite Yearbook (Franklin, PA)

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2 C Y R. DALE SIMPSON WAYNE HAZEN Life without women would be XVayne Sad' He would not, with a peremptory tone. Assert the nose upon his face to be his own. . :xi i W Q 15,91 JACK P. wu.LiAMs H A' ELEANOR HENsoN PI-5-6.1- 'Wil A Nora 'I'd rather play baseball than eat. Never idlea THOIIIHDI- But thritlty and thoughtful of others. ' X crowning achievement of our sophomore year was our sale of hot-dogs at home football games. Unlike other classes which had sold hot-clogs to make money, our chief aim was to keep hungry students from starvation. thus doing a charitable service. The fact that we accidentally made some money. however. should not THOMAS RITCH EY it-Torn., 1-N When Toni speaks, he says some- thing. l v I 4 EDWARD SH ETTLER VIOLA HUGUS i'Eddie Vi I love the lassies one and all, I lotve them high and wee, I love them chubby. fat and tall, And the lassies all love me. , Though she-'s never 5 behind in her studies: l She's our champion make-np girl. . ELAINE FINCH Finol1ie Her mind is eager, her heart is true.

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,max ANNA MAE CAMPBELL Anna Mae Dark hair. dark eyes. And cheeks aglow. it KATHERINE O'POLKA Katie And ne'er did Grecian chisel trace. A liner form or lfovelier farce. DONALD J. LESH HDOHH You say Don is bashful? Now don't he fooled, In the ways 0-f the ladies. He's very well schooled. JOHN F. MARTIN ..Bud,. The modern Hercules. After our long, tiresome, summer vacation we rejoiced upon again being able to return to our studies. This time we knew our fellow students better and we selected the following officers: president, Paul Mcfarthyg vice-president, Margaret Humelbaughg secretary, Geraldine Steeleg and treasurer. Lois Cunningham. The L,.....v .. - , l I FREDA SMITH I Freddie Heaven in her eye. STELLA KUFFEL Grace was in all 'her steps: HAROLD C. EAKIN 1-Goof Harold Her sincerity is like fthe star, Vlyll from the 1'!lllllIl'y- Chem-i'ing in its simplicity. VI IWP9 men are nwu- I PEARL BALCHUNAS X Pearl A 'winning sinile is worth much , I wealth. ti!

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LORRAINE HOLMES JQHN HEID LaU'Y Johnnie She that was ever fair and never Boy' how he Slays 'emi proud. Had tongue at will and yet was never loud. SADI E USOFF Blondie It's a friendly heart that has many a friend. ELMER R. BROWN Joe E. And here we have our farmer Brown, VV'ho makes quite a hit with the girls front town. 4 1 be held against us. XYe next turned our talented efforts to a dance and chose a very able committee. Although it was our first attempt at an affair of this kind, our unusual ability is proved by the fact that the dance was a distinct success. The growth of our school spirit during our second year can only be attributed to the new life which Mr. Russell brought to our school when he became principal. ELM ER LACKEY Elmira - W-here's Elmer? HELEN LOUISE KOSTEK ll4-len PAUL STEELE Pl'1lll1llS To those who know her not, - Ho loves 1 l lux no words can paint. A 1 U N' uncl loitz-r aromul. llut ti better frit-ntl 1-an ne'er he found. , l FRANCES KING King Must I work? Oh! what a waste of time. 7 . .' -,J