Franklin High School - Franklinite Yearbook (Franklin, PA)

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HAZEL R. WOODS FLOYD DAVIS Hazel Slim Gentle of speech, I'here's something about a Beneiicent of mind. i Soldier- 1 t GERALDINE PHILLIPS ' Gerrv NORMAN D. GREENLEE Greenie t Come then, expressive silence She osefs her sports Muse ms praise' l ' . . . and outdoor life, And would make some man a lovely wife. i 1 t L F - A - ' ' and Polly VVilliams. treasurer. The class ring was chosen from three selected by a special committee of juniors. As many of our class like to dance. the first thing that we thought of was to have a Thanksgiving dance. This dance was such a success that several cars were smashed in the rush to get there. Not being easily satis- FLORENCE RICE 5 Flots:sie bet her own works praise ther. 4 ELLENORA A. WELSHANS Elleuora PAULINE WILKINS G . Polly Quiet as a kitten. polite as one mo: Happy am l, from care Never lleard -to murmur. Vm H991 Why are-nt all others contented like me? , As other folks do. SARA E. ELY Sally Sanah's laughing as a rule, But usually quiet while in school.

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EVELYN PEARL ROSS RUTH DIETZ Mike Ruth Watch my smoke! She seems as happy as a wave, That dances on the sea. DOROTHY HEINEMAN RICHARD HUME5 Dottie DWR Learning by study must be won. A future B911 Befllib- Go t0 it Dick! L 1 If + .mi The first meeting in our junior year accomplished much in rt business way. .Xfter two years of class meetings we had learned how to Conduct a class meeting most efficiently and effectively. l'aul McCarthy was re-elected presidentg William Hitchcock he- came vice-presiclentg Klargaret Humelluziugh was elected Secretary v--tr! EMMA HASTINGS l'Imnia l Gentle and kind to all she knows, She will have friends xyherevet' she goes. I . i :,,' I T. WILLIAM R. NEELY EDNA MAE GRAHAM Bill HEGUH 3139 Men of few words V are the 'best men. 4 Love. live and laugh: Life is too short to work. . 1 Y ., Q.: 1 JEAN MOOK Jean She's more than she showeth, And speaks less than she knoweth. l

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LAWRENCE HUFF Red To speak as the common people dog To think as wise men do. LEORA DITZENBERGER Ditz As quiet as a mouse, As happy as a lark. I W L -.. W HELEN A. PACHLA Helen She was the very quiet kind Whose natures never vary. LOUISE BERRINGER Ge-try Pretty is this maid of ours. VVith whom we have spent many happy hours. fied, we searched for more ways to make money. Adhering to the usual custom for juniors. we sold candy at the football games and held a benefit movie, Murder in the Zoo . From Thanksgiving to the junior Prom, we spent the time F- , ..,- ,, , JOHN SEBER John He whose inborn worth his acts c-ommend Of gentle soul, to everyone a friend. ' VIRGINIA SYLOW Ginny JOAN STONE Joan A . . My smile must be sincere ,. maiden fair or OL 'lt all . . . . . n with dark brown hair. And a sweet and winsome smile. NAOMI SYLOW Naomi Thl'0llgil sunshine and ixiin, SIIQYS always the snne.