Franklin High School - Franklinite Yearbook (Franklin, PA)

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The Faculty Mr. llai'i'y Sign-lf'fmlii'uctoi' of physical wlucatioii for lioys --milcl-maii- :wrt-illiiitt'x:wtii1g' -wins tlic loyalty not only of his classcs iliut also of his lvaslcctlmall It-anis prolicit-:itvoacli. M iss lam- t iray attractiw, llIllH'L'tllL'l1llblt', tliorouglily moclcrn has lirokcn a i'a-cortl liy rt-maiiiiiig two ycars in thc matrimonial liui'cau tsliortliaml roomi liiit tlia-rc art- i'timoi'sl K illlllg' to lioxyl totlay T' Miss M11I ioI'iC Colt-f faccomplislu-rl Ilk'll'CSSf cxpt-rt mlramatic coach trains tliv t'i't'slimvsii in tht- way itlicy slioultl go in tlit- usc of lCiiglisl1-- twrings tcars laylit-1'syliipzitlwtit'il1tt'1'1il't'tatiol1sof poetry. Miss lflsa lQlllliL'lllDCl'LfL'l ' prcsiilcs ova-1' tlic clomain of tht- ctilinary art - promotcs iiiatriiiioiiy lmy satisfying tlic clcmaiicls of critical males for accomplisliccl Cooks aml we-ll-traim-illitmstt-ssc-sffun-loving.good IlZlll1lAt'tlf'lP0NVllIlQ'filll. Miss lslatliryn Stn-lifi-L' fllllJl'Ullg1'lllll'L'll- patient L'HllllSl'llJI'f' tlic quality and xarit-ty of tlit- iiroclucts of lici' art stuclciits giyc aclcquatc tcstimony of lll'l' aliil- ity t'X1lt'I'l liotisclqt-cpm-1' and cook-Y-art atlvisci' for tlu' l:I'tlHA'fI.lIl'ft'. Miss livangcliiit- Mcailu-art instructor in the -Iunior High Sclioolfaclt-pt piippt-tt't'1': slit' knows liow to pull tlic strings -flici' lwaming' coiitciianct- ln'ig'litc11s xx'li:ltcx't-1' Iilauc slim- gi':u't's with lici' pi'csc-iicc. Miss l,yila -lane tRallmraitlifscvciitli grade liiiglishssclay by ilay. llic ac- t'lIllllll1llCll clrill aml training' lay thc fouiiflation for latci' acliit-vt-niciil in lllllgllilglf still-it-cts n'onsli'uctiyt- lialiits ciicouragcrl aml ilcyvlopcil. Miss Mary XYilsonfffywszitilc, g'ooclfnatui'crl, fl'lL'llClly'fll'll5'SlCZll cclucation iiisiriiutor for girls yollcy liall. liaslu-tliall, imisliliallg claiming, cxcrcisv routiiicsg ilu-ory of lwaltli aiill liygim-iw: tlit-st' form tlit' llI'llYlllC0 ol licl' worli. Miss X'ii'g'iiiia XX'1'ig'lit pctitcfiic-mls step-lamlclt-1' or stills iiiyolyuml iii tlit- lt'1lt'lllIlQ of st-vt-iitli Q'i'atlc iiiatlwiiiaticsfliopcs to mliscoyvr a futurt- liinstcinfs t-ii1liusi:1stic ti'ayL'lci' :mil callin-ra fail:sl1c 'g'i'imlsl1t'1'oxyli 1iioyics. Miss Mailt-liiiv llalc sslic scws a lim' scam aiul tcaclu-s lic-1' pupils to tlo lilwxxist- ailt-lit iii vxqiiisitt- iiccillt-woi'l+ -witty. gcnviwms-lu'a1'tccl. tricmlly, slic ltii1rllvsi't':trly ix-spoiist' iii lliost- sllL't'llCH11lllCI'N.

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The Faculty Miss Gertrude Minni h-an en a ring erson who divides her time among Q S s P s teaching Problems of Democracy, economics, and English. and guiding the desti- nies of the Tri-Hi-Y and the sophomore class. Miss Marjorie Runninger-capable and versatile4has the difficult task of keeping the rising generations conversant with the checkerboard of modern geog- raphy with its unpredictable moves. Mr. Francis Siegel proves his versatility by teaching civics and coaching the football team. All the boys on the team will acclaim his ability and dynamic personality. Miss Leona Grimshawh another newcomer-pleasant, competent-keeps eighth graders informed of the headlines of the past and of how incidents long since elapsed affect the present-no loafing here. Miss Ruth Shorts-personable brunette-she patiently and skillfully clari- fies the mysteries of areas triangular, rectangular, or circular for the eighth graders- slle performs a difficult task well. Miss Verna Goodwin--attractive and congenial-the seventh graders find history an absorbing subject in the atmosphere she creates-her classroom is a stronghold oi industry and diligence. Miss Hazel Rankin-a charming person whose kindness cannot be cle- scribed. Her memory will long be with all who come in contact with her in her chemistry or physics classes or as adviser of the junior class. Mr. Fred VV. Deane--lovingly called Papa Deane by the entire student body--always ready to extend a helping hand wherever needed-instructor in shop work and faculty manager of athletics. Miss Elfreda Graham-a brilliant witty person who works diligently in her capacity as English teacher and literary adviser of the Frankliniiv. We shall long remember her mirth-provoking quips. Mr. Theron Davis-capable pedagogue of mathematics who has built our knowledge of tigures up to a high peak that we may better cope with college algebra and calculus.

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The Faculty Mr. Benjamin Klingensmith-genial and sports-loving-Acan be sccn at all the gamesfa grand fellow and a capable teacher-makes mechanical drawing and electric shop pleasant experiences. Miss lilenor Bunnellgul'arlez-vous francais F -if not, you will soon learn the mysteries of French enunciation and the intricacies of French pronouns in the stimulating atmosphere of Miss l3unnell's class. Miss Frances Stone-inspires eighth graders with a love of reading and weeds out their aint's and he don'ts -for pastime, teaches a speech class and coaches the debaters. Miss Evelyn Moyar-delightful teacher of Cicero, Virgil. and lfnglish whose classes are a wholesome mixture of fun and hard work-she makes Latin enjoyable-Imagine! Miss Adda McBride-a wholly likeable and competent teacher who by her lucid explanations and thorough drill in algebra lays an excellent foundation for higher mathematics. Mr. Richard Stocker-an able musician who by his untiring efforts and ready encouragement has developed good bands, orchestras. and glee clulbs in a remarkably short time. Mr. XVilliam XVhite-affable and popular teacher of business subjects-he directs the publication of the Broadcast and acts as treasurer for the music funds of the school. Miss Grace MclClimans-capable-persistent-interesting teacher who makes world history! enjoyable and did a splendid job guiding the senior class through its last two hectic years. Mr. james Morgan-unassuming and competentf-a teacher who instructs the boys in the mystery of wood working and teaches mechanical d1'awing. They turn out some beautiful articles. Miss Mayme Olirienfone whose pupils really learn the subject she teacliesftranquil and kindly in surprising little ways?-fortunate are the many who have come under her influence-their deference is a tribute to her.