Franklin High School - Franklinite Yearbook (Franklin, PA)
- Class of 1943
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XY1- si111'61'1'1y hope 111:11 this 21111111211 11111 11111 11' fm' thc 1' 'z111c1' th- s miri 1f 5' ll z ,.. 1 L 1 1 11 1111 11 1111 I1 1111111111 111,211 SC1111111. 1 Contents il-r ' it wg i qv' 4 II' ,sf gl li-4 l '17 55 'fi-jll A75 ,, ADMINISTRATION -:- Superintendent -:- School Board 4 4 CLASSES -:- Seniors -:- Juniors -a- Sophomores -:- Freshmen 4 4 ACTIVITIES -o- Literary -:- Musical -:- Service -:- Social -:- Athletic. sl 1byby1NP RI if 'U-gi! fs. 3 ' fig Q. lt! if .5 ig ig ' it L 'rf F I Sponsored by Orpheum and Park Theatres 7 A Dedication To the members of our class already in the armed forces, we the class of 1943 wish to give tribute. Nothing that we can say would fully express our great achniratiun for the su- preme service they are performing in the Cause of cleinocracy. To them and to those who later participate in the present struggle for human rights, we hnmhly cleclicate the Iirank- Iilziff of 1943. Sponsored by Isalyls Roll ol Honor 'K' 'K' i' Faculty NAVY CIVILIAN PILOT TRAINING. AIR l'.XTROL Mr. Hurry Sigel Mr. Clinton llCI'l'IllC Members of The Class of l9lI-3 ln Active Service ARMY NAVY XVi1bert Kleckley Richard Catlin - Richard lispy Paul Connselman - Lee Reagle The Following boys have enlisted and will report for service atter graduation ARMY ARMY AIR CORPS Vincent May - - .l0l11llh'lCGl1II'C B0yclColemz1n Don Plumer john Moran NA VY M A R I N ICS john Runninger hvllliillll ligglmecr Sponsored by Eckerd's 1 Miss Grimslwaw o es Aide. n duty as a Nurs ' The well-lcnown Fulton smile. Prom worries submerged in pleasant realization. In Appreciation 'kit The class of 1943 offers grateful thanks to our two advisers, Miss leon: Grimshaw and Mr. Ralph Fulton. Serving as co-adviser with Nliss Grimshaw for our tirst two years, Mr. Fulton helped us in many of our difficulties. Unable to act as adviser during our senior year he left us in Miss Grimshaw's capable how much of our success is due to her. sincerest appreciation of the time she gave to our problems. hands. Realizing we thank her in and energy Deeply rooted in our hearts rests a gratitude no words can express. 'O' Query 'Why do you gaze so earnestly Into your crystal ball? Why do you peer so sharply? What holds you in its thrall? 'Fm looking into the future To probe its secrets bare: I'm delving into the time-to-come To ,lighten my despair. 'What do you see ,in gazing Into your magic ball? What do you find in peering? What issues -will befall ? 'I see a world devoid of fear, Of 'want and beggary g Where men may boldly speak their minds And 'worship safe and free. 'I-I ow will this miracle come to pass? How can this ,wonder be? How can the human race aspire a To such a majesty? 'Not lightly or quickly will it be won But with toil and sacrifice: For so precious a gift can only come At a rare and costly price. x.. i::-.sm-X iimmmiim. ADMINISTRATION Sponsored by The Exchange Bank and Trust Company MR. KARL M. RUSSELL Superintendent CLASS Ol 1943: Yiwu. as members of the class of 1943, are the future players uf a mighty role. You will he citizcus uf the ,Xmcriczm century, the century in which the democrzltic way of life, deep founded in the becl-rock of this ua- tiou, is exteuclecl and embraced hy free men everywhere. To play this role with courage. skill, and high rcsulvc, you will ueccl the most it is possible to acquire. NYC sincerely hope we have helped you in pre11:u'iug' for yimur future primgrauu. 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Mr. l'lI'Z1llli Rimlallc sc-rves as p1'osi1lc111 of 1l1e Sclmol lhuzml, with Bliss llclcn lll:11'lQ, 115 sc-1'1'c1:11'1'. z1111l 1l1c 1'11lluxx'i11ff ns 1111'111l11'1's: M11 lflL'll2lI'1l l.111lx1'iff. U11 'I'l111111:1s , 5 P1 ,X. l'.al10llllZlll. M11 Laruy lx. Icclc, H11 1l1:11'l1-s lglllllll. ll1'. 11. 11, l1lI'llL'l4. :111:l Klr. Cz11'l ll. l7:111icls. rllllk' Sclmul ll11z11'1l 1111151 lrc l't'2lilX 1111111110 XYllll :my C1llL'1'Q'L'llL'j'. 111 z11l1l1111111 111 11s 1'Cgl1llllk tasks. wl11cl1, 111 1l1c111sclx'Cs 1:1l41' 111110, c1l111'1, Zlllll il strung s1-11s11 111 1'1x'11' lllltf '-ff full 111' 1x'l1iCl1 lSlllll'CW2ll'1lL'll. liculizillg 1l1ci1' 1111t11'l11g c1l'111'1s in 11111' l111l1:1l1', ww. llll' Class of lU43. 1l12111li 1l1c 1111-111l11-1's uf lllk' l'l1':111l4l111 SL'll1111l ll11z11'1l llbl' 1l11'i1' 1111- 1'1':1s111g lu-ll: z1111l 11111le1's1:111cl111g. Dr. T. A. Eshelman - Dr. G. G. Turner - Mr. Richard Ludwig Mr. Frank Riddle - Mr. Carey E. Peck - Mr. Charles Quinn MR. HARRY F. NEWELL Principal 'lin the Class of 1943: lt has been with much interest ancl enthusiasm that I have watched you clevelop and grow from the seventh gra-,le through gracluation. For some. the way has been easyg for others. the road has been harcl. For all. I trust it has meant preparation for 21 responsible life in the future. Hy a re- sponsible life, l mean that each of' you should contribute some- thing to life so that the world is a little better because you have lived in it. For this life, let each member strive with all his ability. My best wishes for your success in life go with you as you gracluate and take your place in the worlcl. My young friends of the class of '43: It has been an honor and a joy and a pleasure to journey with you along the short road which now forever lies behind you, a road truly strewn with the garlands of happiness, fellowship and friendship, and now at its end you have at- tained the prize, the cherished diploma, which we sincerely hope will prove to be an incentive to climb to higher and greater achievements in the oncoming years But what of the longer and more difficult road ahead? VVill you accept the challenge of the great fight for victory in the global war now raging. and of the greatest reconstruction period in all the world's history? The material needs of the world are indeed great, but in far greater measure is its need of a self-sacrificing service to mankind, to help lift to a high plane of faith and courage, liberty and peace the down-trodden races of humanity. Keep firmly intrenched in heart and mind this truth: we serve self and our God best by serving others. Let this be your first consideration as you journey along this roadg then as you come to its sunset you will receive the grand prize of an abiding peace and contentment of service well rendered and of work well done. MR. FRED W. DEANE Dean ilu mrmnriam MR. JAMES G. MORGAN ay I3, I88I 4- -:- -:- 4- March 29 'MQW Gfgf-5 f 9 1 Mr, Ricl1z11'cl Stocker--Nl11sic-.X man of 11111sical v1-1's:1tilityg 111151511111 and uhligiug. Bliss liz1tl11'y11 Stcffcc-.X1't. Zl1'I Zlllll l111si111'ss z1cl1'isc1' 111 17r111lk!i11iI1' stall'- l'11ti1'i11g i11 h1'1' hclpf11l11css. she rcspuiicls 111 the lllllllj' ClClll1llltlS 11111111 llCl' for 11s- sis1:1111'1' llllfl zlrlvicc. Xlr. lxc1111ctl1 XX111111-lim1lclicc11111g, L'1X'lCSfl'llS g1'11111l1l111g 1111111111-1' llll'lllY Il 1hi11 11-il f111' his l1r11111cll1'ss llllllllll-. Kliss 11111013 McLili111z111s-XY111'l1l his1111'1'. s11111'1'1'is111' 111' lJl'l.CllSL? lf111111cilf' llcr 11111l111si:1s111 is c1111t:1gi1111sg sl1cl1z1s ll1lllC ll s11l1-111li1l j11l1 lilll' llR'l' 1'11111111'1'. Kllss Ruth SlliIl'lSf--'.xlllL'l'lL'Z1ll lllSllll'3'fSllC 1':1t1's 11111s with l111th llt'l' eighth grzulu Zlllll s1-11i111' l1is1f11'y s111cl11111s. Faculty Xhss l11':11'1- 5Illlllll'll--l'.lf'lllCIllZll'l' z11'1'1111111111g', k'llllllllCl'L'l1ll g1'11g1':111l11 Shu blllllllll llllilllff' l.Ul'11 1111s1 i11 thc Ufl11'1'11f l'lllClS :1111l l'llg'lll'l'S. Miss Kl:11'j111'ic lQ111111i11gc1'f-fiI1-11g1'z111l1y, gCllt'l'Zll SCll'llL't' lfv1'11 il' yllll flllll-I like 'Lf4l1 l'Il 1l11', 1'1111'll lhlcl it 1-s11-ciz1ll1' i1111-1'1-sti111f ll'Ulll llL'1'. h 5 1 , , fr M11 liilllill lf'11lt1111-f-.Xlgel11':1, Q'Cl1L'l'Zll 111z11l1c111z1ticsf'-'l'l1v f:1sci11:1ti11g 111'i11l1l1' of his cycs relics llllll Zlll Oscar. Nliss Mary l.1111isc ll1'1111'11fG1'11c1':1l science. l1i11l11gy-l71'i1'111lly, sc-1111103 shi' l1:111111's hor sciclwc. Kliss Vi1'gi11iz1 XY1'ig'l1l-.Xritllmetic. lmislory--fsl :1i1'-111i11rl1'1l, 1l1-cisiw: :111 :11'1lc111 s11111111r1er of M11 l,C1lll0.S C1111111'il. Miss lilizalmetlt lfleniingf-lfnglish. director of the senior play-gller win- ning smile :md eliarining manner lnelie her consuming energy. Miss Gertrude Rlinnighvkroblems of democracy-Iler smile and good hu' mor are contagious. Mr. -lznnes Morgzm-lndustrinl arts-AX light touch on the shoulder of .1 pupil means work well done. Miss lflszt Rinkenlmerger-llome economies, eivies-f '.Xl1! the savory odors that did greet us in the halls. Mrs. Katherine Hill--Biology, public speakingg.-Xttrzietive, petite. she keeps her own counsel. Faculty Nlrs, listher L'r:uner-l.ilmrarizni-Could it be possible there is Il hook she tloesn't know zllfouli Bliss lflezmor liminell-lfreneh, linglish, Tri-Hi-Y zxclviser-lf you don't pass French under this 'I'itiztn-hztirecl teacher, it's your own fault. Mr. XX'illi:un XX'liitc-fllnsiness linglish :md salesinzmshipfllis entertaining wit and humor make him :1 welcome ligure. Miss Yiolet l'ressler 1' Nl rs. lf. l,. Polyj-fkinerieun liistoryff-Klr. l'oly rolilmed ns of ll vzlluahle tezieher :intl friend. Miss lfvelyn Moyar-lfnglish. l.ZlIll1-4+Sl1C restores the so-ezilletl tlt-:ul lun- gllllgt' of Cicero :md Virgil to life. Miss llerniee .'Xllllt'l'SIIll-ggllllflllilllfl-llClllC, unohtrusiveg she has :i lmow- ing way with the intricacies and mysteries of shorthzmcl. llr. john l'riinosie--Bleehztnieal clrziwing-llistingnisheml hy his joeulzti inannei' :intl htioyzint smile. Mr. 'l'hei'on lJ.ivis--Xlgelm1':1, geoinetry, l1'lg'tlllUlllCll'3', 2lYlIlll0I1'fllC really knows his mzith. Miss XYynonzi Swift,-l.:1tin. linglisli, junior class zulviser-l'lt-ztsziiit, rome- ly, eapzthle, with :1 hezul full of ideals. Miss Leona liriinsliaw--Xrithmetie, senior class ztclviserf-C Jreliitlsfno, ont pouncl of butter--to her for her line supervision of our elztss activities. Faculty Miss ,lime Lizilhrztth--lCnglish-If you clon't know your g1'IlllllllZ'lI', it isn'i her fault. Bliss llztzel Rzuilcin-Clieniistry, physics, sophomore elztss :ulvisei'ff.X sin- cere friencl. an entliusizistie clisseminzitor of chemical lcnowleclge. ' Miss iX'lZll'f.IZl.l'Cl MeNeil-Typing-You learn not only typing, hut eflieienehv :is well, in her elztss. Mrs. Catherine ll. 'l'i'oXell-Biology-Too feminine :incl clztintj' to lie tliss seeting hugs :incl worms. Miss .Xdelziicle jobson-Physical education-A highly zteeeptalmle eontriliu- tion from Oil City. i Miss Madeline Dale-Sewing-Ccrmpetent instructress of the art of sewing. Mrs. Dorothy Pyle-English-Conscientious and alertg she struggles to improve our speech. Mr. Ii. XY. Treadwell-General science, varsity basketball coach-A jolly person with a joke and a laugh for everyone. Miss Iilfreda k,il'Zll12lIT1--l':Ilgll5l'l, literary adviser of Franklinifc-Her patience. humor. and friendly guidance are appreciated by all who know her. Mrs. Mabel Stewart-History, English-History isn't so bad-under a teacher like Mrs. Stewart. Faculty Mr. .Xllan H. Tripp-l'hysical education, varsity football coach, junior high basketball coach-A jovial and hearty persong a friend to all. Nliss Isabelle McSparren-Office assistant-Obliging and able, she fills an important niche in the functioning of the school. Mrs. Chester Dietz-Attendance officer-She performs a difficult task well. Mrs. Richard l'hillipsfSecretary to the superintendent-She struggled to balance dimes and dollars with stamps and bonds. Mr. lifarl Gilliland-Supervisor of buildings and grounds--His consci- entious efforts keep the works running smoothly. M r. Artliur l.. Llillllllliivll1SlC-llCl'll21llS his six it-vt plus hclps him to rvztrli thosc high notes so cztsily. Miss livangclinc Mczlcl-.Xrt-Slic lll'l'ii0'l'Il1S miracles with at crayon. Mr. lfrccl XV. Dczmc-Mztcliinc slitrp-Inclispensahlc Mr. lk-:mc. XYhat wouljl we do without him? Miss W'z1t1m-tu LiirtfSChool iuirse--Not only au encmy of germs, hut also a strtunch supporter of the varsity teams. Dr. Frccl VV. W'ilsou-School doctor-His quiet, coinpctcnt manner puts you at your L-asc. Faculty Mrs. llcruicc XVolfcA-linglish, history. civics-Compsiuuclccl of captivating frankness, rare generosity, and inherent good nature. Mrs. lCliz:1bcth Davis-American history-Able successor to Miss Shorts. who was transferred to Senior High School. Miss Dorothy A. Elliott-Secretary to the principal-Mr. Newell's right armg the students' friend. . , 'To The Faculty The faculty of Franklin High School have done more than teach and explain to us the mysteries of their various subjects. They, have acted as advisers, co-workers, and friends. To thank each teacher sufficiently for his or her individual help and guidance would be an impossible, though enjoyable, task. So, in behalf of all their past, present, and future pupils, we, the graduating class of 1943, take this opportunity to express our thanks--to the teachers of FRANKLIN JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL. ' .. msn ms-:ms s mmmisudms CLASSES 2 . 3 i f ig' J Q E 1 9 M 1 i k. ' 5 'S si Sponsored by Sykes 8z Kline - Bernstein Clarence Adams Adams Polk High School - - - 2-3 If only a guy could have the fun of going to school without the work-. William Bennett Bombshell Sacred Heart High School --------- 2-3 Football -4-------- 4 He applies his abundant energies to aeronautics. Marilyn L. Allen Skiets Orchestra ---- - - 2-3-4 Latin Club - - - - 3-4 Tri-Hi-Y -----4 - - 3-4 Senior banquet committee ----- - - 4 Calling Dr. Allen! Her future patients will liud her good nature and ready laugh an encouraging heal- side manner. Robert Louis Bernstein Cookie Basketball ------- 2-3-4 Hi-Y ----------- 2-fl Happy-5:0-lucky-hasn't a care in the world, Beverly S. Anderson Jane No occasion finds her speechless. Betty Bevington Blondie One ol' our numerous en- gaged. and engaging girls, Edwin Anderson Ebby Ptlnxsiltawilt-y High School ----- ---- - 2 Poothall ---------- 4 An athlete of no mean ability4tumhlin::'s his spe- cialty. Joan Bevington HJ. Hn It must run in the family fanother on the bride-1 path. Gene Baker Bake He makes truck-driving an art. Ann Blackman Nan She unobtrusively pur- sues her way. Willllillg friendships as she goes. Elaine Bamrick Slim Glev f'lub - - - - ' 4 'ri-i-in-Y - - - - ll--l Debate t'lnh - - - Cl Broadcast ------ f - 3-4 A girl with ll soft voice and a pleasant nmnuer. Dorothy Jean Blair Dot Glee t'lnlm ----- 2 Broadcast ---4----- il Banquet committct i---- l A lover of music who aspires to il secretarial position. Glenn Blair June His sense of hunior doesn'I extend to getting up early. Ardus Bower Artie He-'s of Zl ii1ec'liz1i1ic'ul turn of mind. Dora Jean Boyd Doddie 'l'ri-lli-Y ----- - - - 4 Band -A-------- 2-3-l A swing devotee---has an PVPI'-gl'0XVlllff record Collec- tion. Geraldine Boughner 'tGerry Frenrh Club - ------- fl A girl who's always stu- rlious. vzinnlilsl, :ind friend- ly. Herbert Braden Hl'I'lJ Svnior play ---- - - 1 Franklinite slzlll' - - fl-4 llvhiitf- ------- - - 2-Z! Rumi ---------- 2-3--1 Give- him hull' ai rliun-Po and Herbie will regule you with his Dl'2lC'llt'2ll'lY in- eYl1'1usIi'l1lv supply ot' anim'- dotes. Vincent James Caccavo uYllll'i'u S , liilllfl ---------- 1-3-4 .lunior proin Clllllllllllklll - Zi Se-:Iior nluy business inuiizigvr --------- 4 Clie-e-rl'ul4 vourloous. and t'll-UDE'l'llllVl'. Elizabeth Branagan .lihby Class ti'e-us1ii'm' - - - 3 C'liee1'lvz1clei' - - - - 51-4 Tri-Hi-Y -'---- - - Il-4 A Cappella Choir- - - 2-3-4 Our pe-titc-. but ahh- m-liele-i'le-utlcil' -- - hor friends ure- legion. James Cameron Monk llusketbull - - - - - 2-Cl-4 Cleo Club --------- 2 A sports lover und zu fu- ture sailor. Virginia Brown Ginny Tri-Hi-Y ----- - - 3-4 Basketball - ----- 2-3-4 Broadcast ----- -f - - 3-4 Junior prom vominittve - 3 A Franklinite typist. You c'an't black out her smile. Richard Catlin Dick llticu High School - - - 2-ii The one in ll million- yvs-:1 woman hater. Edward A. Bryden Willie Junior f'hristmzis 11111109 - Il I-Ii4Y -f'------ - - fl-4 Invitation l'UlllIlllt,ll k' - - 4 A roniplacvnt soul--21 would-he inventor. Boyd Coleman Bishop Swing Bum! - - - - - 3-4 Rand ----- - 2-3-4 Orc-lwstru - - - 2-3-4 Hi-Y ---.--- - - - 2-is Hep ' cut. jivo - jumper. rug - c-utter - -- th:it's Bish- on, Virginia M. Collins Ginny There are no clouds in her sky. just silver linings. Paul M. Davidson Paul Hi-Y ----'A- - - 2 Basketball -------- 2-4 Adept on the basketball fioor and proficient in the classroom. Paul Counselman C'ounse Glee Club ---- - - 2-T Band ---- - - - 2 Hi-Y ---------- 2-3-4 This gas rationing has really cramped his style. G. Richard Davis Dick Skyscraper of the senior class, Dick is a master chef and a classroom debater. Wallace Crafty Wallace Another who feels he really has a future in avi- ation. Betty DeLong Rc-tty A reunlar patron of ir- regula rity. Inez Crissman Crissy A Cappella Choir ---- 3-4 Franklinite Stal? ---- 3-4 Chairman senior banquet 4 Chairmaln prom committee -------- 3 A blithe and vivacious spirit-she must, have been brought up on How to Win Friends and Influence Peo- ple. t Elizabeth Ann Donohue Dinny t A 'Cappella Choir ---- 4 Glee Club ------- 2-3-4 Tri-lli-Y --------- 3-4 Banquet committee - - - 4 There's a lot of OOM-PH in that little package. John Rudolph Cropp Jack He likes to find out what makes things tick. Cheryl Aileen Dorworth Red .lnnior prom vonunittee - 3 Senior play ------ j - 4 Glee Club ------- 2-3-4 Tri-l-li-Y --------- 3-4 She often blushes to match that red, red hair. Peggy Lou Cummings ..Peg., Broadcast staff ---- 2-3-4 Glee Club ---- - - - 2-3 T1-i-in-Y --------- 3-4 Some clay her ex-school- mates will say she got her journalistic- start on the Broadcast. Lucille Eakin Lucy lltira High School - - - 2-ll Tri-lli-Y --------- Il-4 A gc-ln of friendliness. William Eggbeer Bill Franklinite stat? ---- 3-4 Ba nd ---------- 2-3-4 Hi-Y ------------ 2-3 fn A Cappella Choir ----. . A youthful Lucius Beeibe and an authority on swing. Florence Farren Pete - Pete-'s heart was cap- tivated by a handsome sol- dier. Harry L. Eichholtz Buck in-Y ------------ z-1 Someday he'll be riding the airlanes instead of shooting bunnies. Patricia Ferringer Pat Tri-Hi-Y --------- 3-4 Junior prom committee - Il Glee Club --------- 4 Ilatin -l'lub --------- 4 Her spontaneous angl sparkling smile reflects the gayety ot her person- ality. Stewart Elder Shaw Tumbling ----- - 2-Il-4 Defense Council ----- 4 His skill in tumbling should serve him well in airplane maneuvers. John H. Fleming Jnc'k Debate t'lub ----- - - 2-'E Hi-Y ---------- 2-il-4 Senior danve1-onnnittee - 4 Defense Council - ---- Il An active mind gathers no rust. Siva Q .5 Robert English alsht, Band ------- - - 2-3-4 Orchestra ------- 2-3-4 Defense Uouncil ----- 4 He runs a Close second to Harry James. Janet Louise Flickner Janie . Oakland High School - 2-Cl Cllee Club --------- 4 A shy blonde with an amiable disposition. Richard Espy Dick Basketball - - - - - 2-fl Senior play A ' - - 4 Latin Club -------- 3 I came not here to study. Mary Jane Foote Footie Glee Club ---- Z-'l 'Fri-Hi-Y - - - - 4 Broadcast --------- 4 She's a girl with her own ideas. Joseph P. Facini Fuzz Basketball manager - - - 4 I-le dislikes all girls ex- cept blondes. brunettes. and redheads. John Frank Buck Banquet committee - - - 4 Basketball ------- 2-il-4 Football -------- 2-T3-4 A ready smile and an agreeable personality --- th-at's Frank. Gayle Goss Gossie - - ------ --.5-4 Senior play - - - - - 4 'Fri lli Y Prom committee - - - - Ci Fhristinas 4-ard committee ------- - 4 lliminutive. vurly-headed miss who seems to live in bliss. Barbara Louise Harris Barb 'l'ri-Hi-Y ------ - - 3-4 Franklinite staff ---- 3-4 A Cappella Uhoir- - 2-3-4 Senior play -------- 4 Her varied activities re- flect the many aspects of her personality. John Grant Johnny -I Woodbury. New Jersey - - North Plainfield ----- 3 Football ------ - - 4 Senior banquet committee --'- - - 4 llis moods shift from somberness to gayety. Miriam Heffernan Miriam t'orliranl0n High School ----- - 2-3 Rand --'---- ---- 4 ller inquisitive turn ol' mind is at Valuable asset. Gladys Green Gay Glee Ululi ------- 2-3-4 Gladys is keeping the home tires burning while her 0. A. O. is off at war. Charles Henson t'hai'lie Band ------- - - 2-3-4 Glee fiillil ------- 2-Il-1 A Fappella Choir ----- 4 Swing Hand ------- 3-4 The envy ot' the jitter- bugs. LQ if l i i l Georgia Hahn Georgia Oil t'ity High School- 1-2-3 One more Oiler who has joined our ranks. fl . iff' V I John Hutz, Jr. ' Slim Broadcast ---- - 2-T! Stage crew - . . . . . Cl--l Sophomore danre committee -------- 2 'l'here's method in his madness ----- being stage crew manager serves as an ex- euse for class absenees. D. Viola Hanna Vivi Band ------- - 2-3-4 Glee Club --------- 2 An amiable, likeable girl with a keen sense of hu- mor. Dolores Jean Jacobs D ll Junior prom eommittee - 3 Glee Club ------- 2-3-4 A Uappella Choir -- - - -4 Tri-Hi-Y ---------- 4 She dances her worries away. Maxine Harlan Max Glee Club - - - - - 3 Basketball - - - - - 3 Senior banquet com mittee -------- 4 She talked, and talked, and then talked some more. John Elmer Jaillet Catherine Jawdy Cathie Glee Club ---- - - il 'rt-i-Hi-Y - . . .,,., . 3-4 As competent at making friends as she is at the typewriter, Byron Kendrick ..By-Y Student Defense Council - 4 A boy with high ambi- tions in aviation, but thumbs down when it comes to girls. Nora Jawdy Nora T1-i-Hi-Y --------- 3-4 Always good-natured-a Sport fan. Edward King Speed A willing defense work- er, as one of our valuable scrap men. Cordell Glenn Jewell Corky Polk High School - - - 2-3 Whats in a name? A mechanic by any other name is just as good. Jean Kline Kliney Her infectious laugh makes her seem to bubble with joy. Venus Louise Johns Vieni Lou Fzinonsburg lligh School ------ - - 2-3 Tri-Hi-Y ---------- 4 Viva cious. n t tractive. stu- .lious without being at grind. Kenneth Knoizen Ken -1 Junior prom committee - -a Senior play ---4---- 4 Basketball --------- 2 Hi-Y ------------ 2-3 Our Sterling Hayden, with his enviable build. and charm for the girls. Frances Jones Frances Polk High School - - - 2-3 A cute little blonde, who blesses F. H. S. with her friendly smile, Virginia Kopchak Ginny Broadcast ----- - Zi-4 Tri-Hi-Y - - - 3-4 Glee Club --------- 3 A rare person who does much. with little fuss. Robert Kelsey Bob A quiet lad. but when he gets started on a subject he has some valuable opin- ions to rrmtribute. Helen Louise Kozara Helen Glee Club -------- 2-3 Junior prom committee - 3 Senior banquet committee - - - - - - 4 Broadcast --------- 4 Her competence will save some business man's grey- Joseph John Kozek Johnny Football ------ Basketball ------ 2-3-4 - 3-4 A sports hound who idol- izes the heroes of athletics. Eleanor Elaine Lucas Elaine Tri-Hi-Y ------. Banquet committee - Glee Club ------ One of those gals talking eyes. James Lake Jim - 21-4 - - 4 - 2-3 with lle's a wow with the girls. but how his home- work suffers. Robert McBryar Bob He has his hands full with schoolwork and his outside job. Jean Marie Layden Jean Sacred Heart Academy 2-3 Christmas card committee ------ Poster committee - - Tri-Hi-Y -------- The ambitious type, --4 --1 --4 with her fingers in more than one pie. Leora McClain tsrleeu Agree-able and compan- ionable, and another in our class who has found man. her Alice LeGoullon Alice Broadcast ---- - - - 3-4 Prom l'0lllllliIll'P - - - - ll Tri-Hi-Y --------- Il-4 Fair Alice, the friend of all. Betty McCracken Betty Polk High School - - - 2-3 Tri-Hi-Y ---------- 4 That friendly frrin will win her tn an y friends throughout her life. Donald Long Oscar Football ----- - - 3-4 Basketball - - - 2-3-4 Glee Club --------- Ti llis nnquenchable good nature rates him A-1. Helen Louise MacFarlane Mach It would be hard to pick a quarrel with such a good- natnred girl as Helen. Robert Dewane Lowrie Bob A recurrent sparkle of humor belies his grave ex- terior. Dorothy E. McElhaney Dottie She will make an unob- trnsive, modest and de- pendable S0t'l'Pl2lI'y. Louis McGill HLOY, Men of few words are best. Eugenie Martin Gene Junior prom committee - 3 Latin Club ---- -- - - - 3-4 Senior assembly program 4 Franklinite ------- 3-4 We think she's tops in everything she does. John McGinty John Why worry? Let's go fishin' instead. Joe' Maslak Ace Football ----- - - 2-3-4 Basketball --------- 2 Pal Joey really has that get up and go that will take him places. John Joseph McGuire Mic-key Basketball -4-- - - 2-3-4 Latin Club --------- 3 'Flic-ies only one Mickey. Joseph Vincent May Vinnie Sacred Heart Academy 2-Il Latin Ulu-b --------- 4 We bet that his secret ambition is to skate with La Henie. Alan McKissick Slim Polk High School ---- 2-3 Invitation committee - - 2-Fl Basketball --------- 4 He can look down on the rest of the world. A. Jean Mayhew Jeannie Glee Club ------- 2-3-4 Senior play ---- - - - 4 Prom committee ----- 3 She's our Jeannie with the light blond hair. ' I I Clan. L. i Qc.- I' f 4 l-'fl ' Frances Joan McPherson ...Inn Glee Club ---- - - - 2-R Tri-Hi-Y ----- - - - 3-4 Senior dance committee - 4 Faesar will never be her hero. Harry Miller Harry Latin Flub -------- 3-4 Maybe his yen for Vir- gil reflects a subconscious longing for adventure. Marion Jean Maloney Marion Orchestra ------ - 2-3-4 Senior banquet committee -------- 4 Junior prom committee - R A Cappella ------ 2-3-4 Irish? No. American as the Boston Tea Party. Daisv Ann Mitchell Daisy Ann Utica High School - - - 2-3 Ticket committee ---- 4 A worthy addition to the trumpet section of our band. Ruth Mook Ruth Polk lligll School - - - 2-Zi This hlondc- miss spvnzls most ot' hor idle time 'Visit- ing her many frivnds. Phyllis 0'NeiI Phyl 'iw-1-ui-Y --------- :a-4 Junior prom 4-onnnittee - Il Senior play ------'- 4 Senior banquet K'0lllI'lliiif-'P ---- V - - - 4 A capuhlv cheering sera tion for one Illt-'llllllll' of our expeditionziry force. Patrick John Moran .lz1c'k Snrrvd llvzirt Avzuleniy 2-Il Lutin Fllllm -----f--- 4 Studious. qniot. at good friend for anybody. Peter 0'PoIka Pm-tv lfootlmll -'------ 2-Il-4 Vlzxss x'ic'i--pwsicloiit - - - il F.ll,S. gridiron immortal. Elizabeth Ann Morgan Airdalo tiles- Club --'- - - 2-Il T1-1-ni-Y ,-------- 1:-4 Her hlithc- spirit will sv- curv hor in our memories. Audine Kae Perry Pe-l'ry A Fzlppvlla Fhoir - - 21-4 'l'l'i-Ili-Y ------ - - 3-4 Bzxskvtllull - - - 2-Il--l Give Fluli ------- 2-il-1 Sho didn'I win that ring for dum-iiig. hut she roulrl lmvv. Richard A. Morrison Rim-li i'l'illllN'l'l'y lligh School l-2 Footlmll ----- ---- 3 4-4 A jolly vxtvrior 1-onvvuls Il si-rious outlook on life-. Bertel T. Perry --ni-ri Hand -------- - - 2-3'-4 Orcliestrn ------ ' - - 4 Junior prom l'0lllllllii0k' V 3 Hold it Z 'l'l1v plirzisu ot 11 typical l'2llll0l'illllilll. Clara Nalepa 'l'wvetiv i'ilE'Pl'lPild4'l' - - - Jail-4 Broadcast - - - 2-22-4 Frvilc-li Club -f-- - 2 Senior assi-nilxly -'--- 4 Sho lvd thi- l'ilU0l'S that pulled mziny n if-:un t'rom fle-tvzxt to vivtory. Fredrick Phillips l'Ilmi-r Roi-ky llrovi- lliszll School 2 .XS ai trni-k drivt-r, hi- nmy vynll avoid thosi- lmtvd ops-rn singe-rs. n Nelson Lil not-it in,-:ii si-11.101 - - - 2-re 'ri-i-ni-Y ---------- 4 Sho inzidv us sit up and luke- nolim-el when sho join:-rl our torvvs. Jean I. Phillips .li'un l'luSkvt'h:ill ---- 2-II-4 'Fri-lli-Y ------'4A- Il Sho drive-s dull turn nwny hy swimming. reall- iufl. und listvnini to li2llll'!1 lmnds. Don M. PI u mer Plum Stage Crew -------- 1 He is learning the mor- tit'ian's trade early. Winifred Richards Winnie Glee 'Club ---- - - - 2 Basketball ------- 2-3-4 Nimble fingered at the key'bo-ard: agile on skates. Sherman R. Purvis uSll9l'lll Hi-Y ----------- 2-3 Football --------- 3-4 Junior prom comxnittee - 3 'His diversity of talents seems to center on veter- inary work. Rachel Lorraine Riddle Chub Tri-Hi-Y -----A--- 3-4 Her heart is already cap- tured. Richard D. Pyle Dirk Oil City High School- 1-2-T5 A niiniatnre model ot Tyrone Power, Robert Remp Ross .Bohn Band ----- - - - 2-3-4 Orc-hestra -------- 2-4 He likes girls but he pre- fers them out of school. Lee Reagle Shorty Senior banquet eoniniittee -------- 4 Senior play eoniniittee - 4 Ambitious and fun-lov- infr. but he shies away from silly girls. John Edwin Runninger. Jack -J Debate Club -------- - Glee Club --------- 2 Junior prom eommittee - - Franklinite staff ----- 3 3 J He'1l be in his glory in a Cockpit. Marion Reed Marion Her Viv:-icity is reilected in a radiant countenance. Wendel Scheffter Wendy Polk High School - - - 2-3 Hail-fellow-well-niet. Margaret M. Reisinger Peg T1-1-Hi-Y --------- :z-4 P6f2Q'S hobby of writing letters to soldiers is prob- ably greatly appreciated. Frank Scutella Scottie Football ---------- 2 One of those rare beings who hate to leave school. William Jesse Seefried Bill Basketball ------- - - 3 A quiet lad and an ardent basketball fan. Barbara Jean Sibley Bm'by A Cappella Choir - - - 3-4 .lunior prom committee - li Tri-Hi-Y --------- 3-4 Senior banquet committee A '--- - - - 4 ller come-hither look hires both boys und girls to her eirele. Louise Geraldine Shaffer Gerry tllee Ulub ----,-A 2-Il-4 .X girl with plenty ot sc-heol spirit. Jack Smith Phyllis Jean Shaffer Pinky llzxnd ----'-- - - - 2-3--4 'l'ri-Ili-Y ------, - - Il-4 .lllnior prom rommittee - Sl 'llitizm-liuired und ter- rifle. Wallace Smith Pete A yrlint of humor lurks in his gray eyes. 'W Ruthanne Shepard Rutl1zinne 'ri-i-in-Y -'--- ---- 2 1-4 Junior prom vonimittee - . Senior dance ----- - - 4 A true blonde, with plen ty of good sense. Helen Snyder lla-len llzlskvtlmll ---- 2-ll'-i 7 Tri-Ili'Y A----,---- 2 An obliginfx girl who is never seen without hm bosom nzil. Shirley. Margaret Lois Shouey ,, Pvgn Szirred Heart lligh l ' w School --'----- -L-I Pl-Lf uses her lillQ'IllS to Hoofl illlY1llll2liU'l shi-'s tops in school work. Ruth E. Steele Shorty llzlskt-tbnll - - 2-It-l Soeedballl - - - - 4 'l'ri-lli-Y - A . . , , . . Il-4 li'nlh divides her limi- evenly: shifs ns lllllt'll onl- side als inside se-hool. Don C. Shuffstall Nc-bs lfoolhiill lllilll1lgl'l' - - il-Al Broadcast ---------4 l .lnnior prom committee - J! Franklinite stzlfl' -...- 4 As il ruining sports ri-- norter. he haunts the fool- hull Iield und the gym and l'llll f'llS the snort page of the Broadcast. William K. Steuart Bill Ruud ----- - - 2-il-4 Glee Club V - 2-Il-4 Senior play - - - 4 Dam-e band - .... tl-4 Om' Tibett: '-'ersatilel and obliging to :ill alike. Marjorie Stover Mike Rocky Grove High School --------- 2-25 Shy and quiet in the midst of her crazy class- mates, but aniongg her own gang, she's one of the crowd. Bonnie Jean Walbourne Bon Tri-Hi-Y ---- - - - - - 754 .Iunior prom roinniittee - 3 A cute litle niiss, who wou't be 21 Miss inuch longer. John Sustak Hogers A quiet, dependable boy, who spends his free peri- ods in shop. building model planes. Clyde L. Welshans f'lyde Broadcast ----- Y - - J Junior proni tfoininittot- - Il A true friend to :ill who know him. and :1 Sharp Cziiiie-iuiiiiuii. Antoinette Trinch t'Toni Senior pluy ---- - A 4 Tri-Ili-Y - . .,,,. . cz-4 Musivul lll'tlilllC1lSl - - - Cl llutin Club -'------- l Toni has an irrepress- ible sense of hunior. and bruins to niutrli. Geraldine Elizabeth Whitling Jerry Rot-ky Grove lligh Srhool ---4---e- 1-I Lively, 4-oquettish, :il- 'waysein-u-hiirry-.Iei'ry. Frances Cecilia Trinch Fran Sacred Heart Academy 2-3 Broadcast --------- 4 Ti-i-Hi-Y ---------- 4 Friendly and cheerful, she is zi good match for her sister. Martha Jane Wice Martha A small. ambitious girl with durk curly hair. Elizabeth Turner Betty We wonder what her hobby is, now that the O. P. A. has cancelled her driving. Daisy Ruth Williams Ruthie lluslietlllull ------- 2-3-4 fllee Club -------- 2-3 A niidgzfet whiz when it roines to busketlmll. Sara M. Vincent Sully A Cappella Choir - - - 3-344 'I'ri-Hi-Y -4---- - - 3-4 Franklinite statT A--- 3-4 Operettu --'------- 2 A belle ehunteuseu with 21 personality plus. Shirley Wilson Shirley A person in u million who run keep her friends. Dale Hammerlee ..Ham,. Basketball ------A 2-3-4 He's all out for basket- ball, but all in with school work. Martha Jane Sires Janie Glee Club -'------- 3 .Ianie's ambition is lofty -piloting an airplane. John Shouey Robert Walde Willard E. Decker VVillie Basketball ---f--- 2-3-4 Band -----4---- 2-3-4 Hi-Y -----4'----- 2-X Student Defense Council 4 Sr-holarship. leadership. friendship. Richard Stanley Ford Dick Banrl ------- - - 2-3--1 Swing hand ---- - - - 4 Franklinite staff ---- 32-1 There's un excess of mis- t-hief in his soul, KF Carl H. Wasson Noam.. Franklinite staff - - - - 4 Hi-Y --------- - 2-4 A Cappella Uhoir - - - 2-4 Senior play -------- 4 A boy who is sure to live up to his ambitious. William Dietz Bill Ihxurl ------ - 2-C!--l Swing: huntl - - ZZ-il ., tg Hi-Y ------ - --. Franklinite -------- 3-4 He aims high :intl hits the mark, Emma Lee Seabrook Hmllllllil Lee Tri-Hi-Y --------- 3-4 Franklinite stuff ---- Il--l Junior prom eoutruitteo - 3 Broadcast --------- 2 She isn't happy until sho has made you her friend. Doris Bower Doris Tri-Hi-Y ------- - - 4 Musirul bl'0z1tlt':tst - - - 3-Il One of the glamour girls of F. H. S. Dorothy Jean Kelly Dol She likes skating, vol- lt-etittgpit-ttt1'es.:intl listen- ing to the rzttlio. Marvin Betghtol VI uint 'lhose sit soltrls tht ut tu lt l j:11,gfy' ' ', ' A' t K 'A 1 ' If t .I v ' 5- : tl Phyl s, it-ep htm step- ping these rluys. K A ' Dorothy Wood UDOUY Senior play ticket committee -'------ 4 Her lovely hair and dark eyes add to her charming personality. Michael Woodburn Mike Franklinite staff ---- 3-4 Senior banquet committee -------- 4 Mike will find something funny in the dullest of situ- ations. Raymond Kash Katherine M. Young Katey Glee Cluh -------- 2-3 Tri-Hi-Y --------- 3-4 She is known to us all by her unique giggle. Miller Manson Mortimer Miller Warren High School - 2-3 Band ------------ 4 Noted for his intense in- terest in our school music organizations. John Skokowski Sko Football '--------- 4 He has brains and wit to spare. A Sponsored by Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co. - The News-Herald Co. From The Diary of Sally Senior I ll Diary- This is my last day of school! And now That I am leaving, this longed-for day has lost Its charm. I'll miss the daily rush to wash My face and comb my hair, and reach 1ny desk Before the bell re-echoes in the room. I'll miss the frantic beating of my heart Pounding like an erratic riveter Before each recitation. No more will the eager Anticipation of the next assembly taunt My brain. VVhat will till the place left vacant By the sound of many feet, by the flood of voices Blending in carefree talk and joyous laughter As we sauntered through the halls from class to class YVhat can replace the thrill of joy and pride From a daring ten-yard dash, a well-placed punt, Or a skillful forward pass? The wild excitement Of the long shot that wins the breathless game? I'll miss the frolic fun of student dances, The stcalthy word or glance of library dates, And just walking home from school with a load of books I'll miss the problem of finding forty-eight hours In a twenty-four day. Oh. yes, there were times VVhen the home-work piled high. and we had to miss a movie To bring that history notebook up to date, Or worry our brains to write that essay due Tomorrow, or study French and mathematics. Ur learn the customs of ancient Rome. llut a life llfithout the little ups and downs and thrills Of high school days is hard for me to imagine. Class of IQLLI4- James Barnicle John Bowlus Norma Mitchell Cherry Budke Miss Swift iririr This Y has not only meant VICTORY for the class of '44 ibut also versa- tility. The juniors have certainly achieved many notable successes during the year. one outstanding one being the enormous sale of writing paper, which brought a large profit to their treasury. Another was the sale of hot dogs. candy, and pop at both the football and basketlball games. The Christmas season was cele- brated with a unique dance which was a real social success. The class rings selected by the ring committee met the approval of the class inenibers because of their striking distinctiveness. The junior play, Three Days of liracie , revealed the acting talent of the class and provided hilarious enter- tainment for its audience. To honor the seniors. the class of '44 planned the ,lunior Promenade which provided all present with a gala evening. The ofticers of the class, namely. james Barnicle. presidentg Norma Mitchell. rice-presidentg Cherry! Budke. secretary. and john liowlus. treasurer, deserve great credit for their line leadership, and the chairmen of the various committees merit praise for their conscientious work in carrying out duties assigned to them. The class recognizes as most important to its success Miss Swift. competent and helpful in her role as adviser. Sponsored by Campbell and Bradley Department 'Stores Class ol IQLLI-L Top rowaXX'. Schull, R. XX'illianis, F. Henry, Lf Sliotistztll, X'. Ilnrlizuizm ' ' ' V J ' I' J I Ilctlglni, .-X. 5ClZll'l'UIlL', II. Iloovcr. lx. -lolmston. I.. Iwcciic, li. Klzillzillcy. Ii ' ltcliziw, R. Iioclcls, XX. Iizllqer, Ii. Clslmurn. XX. Klltclivll. R. -I. Xlcl'l1ci'so1i. St-vcntli roxx'ff-II. Green, Ii. Haney. Il. Ilnrns, IJ. Rlorrison. R. llt-nclt-rson I NlcKIt1r1'z1y,L.XXcIton,t1. Nook,I'..Qz1tln1,ll.5olmot:1,l,. I.c lmnllon, ll. lloylv blmw, ID. Luntz, lf. Ilannu, -I. Cmomlwill. X. blunt-S, .X. Ilovis. Sixtli row-R. Xlusscr, I.. Cillllltlll. rl. lloylt-, R. Ilztiwcy. Xl. .X. VIZIIIIICSUII IQITIJIP, II. Mzlicr, I.. llzitras, I.. .Xmlt-rson, KI. Iizinicls. S. Ilzun-ox, IJ. Iiivscl . Const, II. I.2lXX'SO1l, KI. I.. Iirown, lf. Kztrns, 'l. -loncs, H. L'r:uncr, I.. l 1ill4ci'su:1 . . 3 I . l I'1ltI1 ioufX. Nlillzlrcl, lx. Iuisli. .X. Izslit-linan, .X. Lclnnzui, Nl. .Xtl:uns, Is vntwortli, I.. I'ylc. .X. Xvlllflllilll, II. .Xnclcrson, IJ. Rngglcs, .X. Ilulntcr, R. 'l'nrncr Rustler, II. liisli, lf. .Xltt-r, II. Spencer, I.. Ycntlctti, KI. -I. L'zu'tcr. Ifourth row-BI. I-ippincott, C. linker, Ii. .XtIznns. R, CUIIIICII, Il. Smith I-longlnicr, .X. Iialccr, M. Shoup, G. ,fX. Davis, 'l. Clay, bl. Reynolds, X'. Ilnnnncl 1 Ilolnicr, IXI. Ifcrry, li. Ross, S. Harlan, -I. Iirannon, N. Slircfflcr. Tliirtl row-'l. Regis, vl. Orr, G. Brink, R. IXIICCYZICICCII. -I. St-ilrcit. If. llukcr 'I'irk, II. Rved, I. Carlson. li. Ilrown, H. Hazlett, I. Sollinqt-r, R. l.t-lnnzin lm-Sie,-, R. iam-1-dir, H. Clyclc. R. Hugus. ' ' Second rowfl. Kennedy, H. Barger, li. Hole, -I. Law, Ii. lnulgwortliy tiilrlmons, R. johnston, IJ. Clizunberlain, Y. Stcuart, I.. Iluinmell, XI. llruml-v Slocum, IXI. L. .Xnclerson, .l. Grill, G. Fulincr. Iiottoni row-C. Cacczivo, M. Gilarzi, ID. Crissnian, C. Ifostcr. bl. limrlnx Ilndkc, Miss Swift, N. IX'IitclieIl, ul. Barniclc, I.. IXIcCo1'1nick. .X. Stanton, R oorc, ti. Peterson, XXV. Kunkelntzm, G. Ritts, F. Sustak, -l. Robinson, R. Rial. Sponsored by Franklin Lodge No. 83, Loyal Order of Moose Class of l9l-L5 One more sophomore class has emerged into the whirl of class activities. XYith a hard, bumpy road ahead, it planned a program which required plenty of co- operation-and got it. Oil' started the year with an election which in itsell' promised success. Class adviser is Miss Hazel Ranking class ofhcers are 'lack Koppel, presidentg 'lim Hair. vice-presidentg Vonne Stone, secretary, and Dorothy Hill. treasurer. The money first started to come infand it came in rolling-with a sale ol' some luscious candy at the senior play. Next on the program was the pencil sale. ln this the sophomores made an all-time record sale of three thousand pencils. some imprinted with the basketball schedule. others patriotic. No sooner was this coin- pletecl, than this energetic group launched forth under the capable direction of lileanor Myers to make preparations for a St. lJatrick's dance. The dance made a considerable increase in the munber of shekels for the treasury. Not only can the class boast of splendid school spirit but of their line patri- otism, Though the class had its hands full with all its various activities, it was not too busy to do its bit in aiding the war effort. During the year it sponsored a collection of old silk stockings, which added up to the sum of tive thousand. On April S, this versatile group presented in assembly a hilarious comedy' entitled Annabel Steps ln, ably coached by Miss Rankin. The play committee consisted of Mary Beach, Dorothy McKnight. and Steve Facini. Hats off to a class which has already achieved success! iririr Jim Bair Jack Koppel Vonne Stone Dorothy Hill Miss Rankin Sponsored by Kiwanis Club and Rotary Club of Franklin Class of I945 Top row --f- bl. Schiffer. -I. IiiIJIums. I.. Dnclley, If. Ilcetcr. IJ. KI'cI5:1nivI. XY I'llIilI'L'It. Ii.XYl1itmzm. II. .Xdz1ms,R. Klarstcllcr. bl. Gillilzuld, -I. O'NCiI, G. IXICCIEIIII Ii. Ik-sm, H. Mzn'sImII. C. Crzlwforml, C. XYoeIfeI. G. Kahle. IXI. Gzliser. IJ. He-tier man. bl. Ileficrinan, IYI. Hoovlcr, vl. Garrett. Iiiglith row-XY. Frzunpton. I'. jolmston, I.'nidentiIic4I. II. Rcisingcr, I2 SIIIIICVIIIIIII, I.. IXIIIITIIX, U. Ste-phanicies. Z. Sayre, Ii. Iiurgert. ID. IM- Long, II Flicparfi. K. Phillips. IQ. Shoigfstall, J. Iingles, Ci. Kopclmk, bl. Smith, IJ. Iiosv XY. Ileels, II. Novak. R. XYl1itaker. SL-vm-nth roww-I. Rnclitis. R. Smith, S. Facini, M. Sollingcr. 'I'. Pzlsqiialc I'. Sullivan. Ii. XVIIZIIIII, .X. Tliorngzlte. D. IQIIIIQICIISIIIIIII, N. SUSIIIIQ, IQ. Souszw R. Iirzlhmn. Uniclcntifiecl. C. XYoocI. IQ. Harry, S. CI1Z1IIII'll'1'I2lIIl. R. Iizirncs. li Slircfflcr. 'I'. Proctor, S. Iioral. Sixth rowwII. Steuart. IJ. Sciarrone, IJ. XYIIQQ-Iillgr, II. IiruncIag'C. I. IXIC- Sparrcn, XY. Baker, S. Iinnncll. II. hloncs. Cniclcntiiicd, S. III-II. .X. I.:1kc. If. Rlyi-rs N. Nlcliinty. Ii. Hitzcnmn, R. Ilaniels. IJ. Rough. .I. Hughcs. Y. Crnpp, I.. XYiIson X. Iirmk. Cf. I'CI'l'lIlgl'I'. I2 IIov1s. lf. I31IIy. Fifth ioxxfC. Ilzlrris. IQ. Coolcy. IQ. blmrts. I. Robinson. pl. Sccfricml, NI III-zicli, XI. Ilczlcli, I'. Black. IJ. Iiloxvcr, II. Iiucklcy, EI. Nook. IQ. I7cc-tcr. I'. IIZlI'l'IS T. I'iCI'I'ZlI'C, P. Mcliucken, M. Griffen. Ii. Cotterinan, I'. IXIc.XIcx'5'. II. IXICLiIlI'tII:f .I Iiuchzman, N. Ifulkerson. bl. Gyder. Fourth row-IC. XYoocI. I Mays. B. Hzlrvcv, I'. INIzu'wood. IZ. Neelv. KI Aff.-Emmy, .ix cz,-Ove, n. Frazier, D. Bowlns. bl. wimQm11, lm. Immvi-. W. Cam .- I IJCII, XX. KICCIcIIa11cI. I-. McClain. R. Carcly. IN. Trcaclwcll, IJ. IXIcKnigIit. I' fiYIil'IL'Il, L. Johnson, S. Beers, Latcliaw, H. Adams, B. Goss. 'I'I1ircI l'UXY'fIX'I. Pyle. L. Swzlvey, C. Knsh, Ii. Vangallo, IJ. Young, bl. Clay I.. Ritz, IU. Holbrook, R. Hansen, H, Eshelnmn, K. NViIkins, C. Stnmpf, R. Nurpliy -I. Sliretfler, IXI. Zinz. V. Lawrence, C. Kinnear. R. Mays, XY. IiUlIgIlI10l', I. Laing' R. Stnbb, M. Crisnian, R. Green. Second row-M. Huston, M. Hied. K. Steiilcclu-r, IC. Dc XYoocIx'. C. Ifoslcr I. Grow. A. Porter, IU. I-IiII, VI. Hair, Miss Rankin, I. Koppel, V. Stone. .N Nclilf lizumcy. M. Colclla, R. Gealy, j. Sobota. KI. Tarr, K. Iieightol. l'. I.mvriv, I . XYorsl. Iiottom row-R. TifIfI. R. XVeItner. N. Seifreit, J. IXIz1ttI1cws. VI. Krick II. IjZlI'fIOC'. Sponsored by L. I. Burger, Funeral Home Class of I946 The freshman class always expends some of its energy in assimilating new members who are added to its numbers from schools in other districts, in getting adjusted to more advanced subjects, and in learning the methods of a different group of teachers. Much of the social life of the freshmen consists in exchanging hits of news about newcomers and welcoming them into their number, and in com- paring notes about different courses and different teachers. This year's class went through the usual procedure, quickly became acclimated. and began to participte in school activities. They heartily supported the Defense Council with their six willing workers: Helen Marczak, Robert Seabrook, VVil1is Owens, Earl Hill, Pat Smith and Tom Shorts. They are also credited with fine work on Mr. Ut-ane's Council under the leadership of Mr. Ralph Fulton. The four young and eager representatives who ably gave time and assistance were Pat Fry. Fred Jewell. ,Xnn liiery. and Billy Dickson. To them and their home room teachers was entrusted the task of preparing the Thanksgiving programg for this assembly they presented a play-pageant en- titled Prelude to Thanksgiving. written and directed by Miss lilfreda Graham. with Mr. Stocker and members of the music department providing the musical effects. The freshman basketball team, coached by Mr. Allan Tripp, made a fine record during the year. Although they did not quite come out on top, they gave promise of able players for the future. Now that they have tested their abilities in various fields. they are ready to go conlidently forward to next year. Sponsored by Fraternal Order of Eagles Class of I946 Top row-Dick Brown, Boyd Spangler, Glenn Steel. Ken Hazlett, Bob Sires, Harley Rust, Leonard McGill, Donald Biles. Glenn Heasley, DeNVayne King, Harold Sloan, Irene VVentworth, LaVern Dille, Peggy Inlield, Helen Mar- czak, Marie Beatty, Elsie Henderson, Elaine Henderson. Colleen Cotterman, Pat Canon, Vivian Bower, Charles Hummell, Paul Hoover. Eighth row-Bill Hanna, Raymond Beers, Howard Kleckley, Earl Smith, James McKinley, James Brundage, James Salsgiver, Betty Mae Shorts, Colleen Moore, Kathleen Rowe, Elizabeth Wayland, Joan Titus, Paige Scannell, Joan Reese, Lonella Kunselman, Louise Emerson, Charles Stoyer. Jack Schwimmer, Stanley Montgomery, Vincent Stallone, Boyd Harlan, Miles Rhoades. Seventh row-Jerry Frey, Jack Phillips, Dick Andres, John Bndke, Bob Huling. Eugene Amon, Frances Beatty. Ann Fleming, Helen Heffern, Vivien Brown, Joan Hughes, Gloria Akins, Colleen Phillips, Charles Ball, Ronald Black- man, Robert Rose, Jack Brown, Bill Brundage, Floyd NVright, Wayne McClelland, Stances Delong, Frank Galbraith, Fred Jewell, Harley Lyttle. Sixth row-Clarence Snyder. Lewis Wilson, Paul Baker, Nathan Griften, Roland Nunamaker, Richard Parker, Janet Clay, Doris Stackhouse. Lois Hollin- haugh, Maxine Brown, Arbutus Lyttle, Shirley Cotterman, Mary Vitka, Gladys Vlfygant. Pauline Sobota. Helen Snyder. Mary Strawbridge, Bill Buchanan, Richard Smith, Gilbert Walbourne, Bill Snyder, Floyd Sutton, Richard Lepley. Fifth row-Dave Haylett, Bob Seabrook, Oakley Miller, Norman King, Joe Thomas, Richard McElroy, James De XVolfe. Shirley Graham, Arvilla Brinker. Betty Dilla, Marion Beers, Maxine Riddle, Jessie Bargar, Sam McCarter, Edward Haylett, Frank Cauvel, Viola McElravy, Jean W'ard, Onalee Stevens, Lois VVyant. Geraldine Snyder, Cleo Turner. Fourth row-Jim Lavery, Nick Borgia. Ted Kozek. Sam Mammolite, Tom Shorts, Bob Hazlett, Arnold Ditzenberger, Knealand Wiegel, Harold Woods, XVillis Owens, Richard Baker, VVayne Ballard, VVillis Alt, Frank XVeltner, Paul Rhoades, Tony Frank, Edward Evans, Barbara Scott, Pat Smith. Ann Biery, Richard Sollinger, VVillard Sollinger, Jack Urey. Third row-Robert Ifft, Herbert Crisman, Russell Hanna, Margaret Day, Betty McClimans. Ray Beers, Dorothy Osman, Shirley McKenzie, Lois Nlclntire, Helen Paden, Dorothy Lehman, Phyllis Klingensmith. Helen Proper, Grace Cac- cavo. Betty Dick, Sam Goodwin, Gene Collins, Ella Mae Seber, Pat Fry, June Bedell, Cynthia VVood. Glora Hoovler, Pearl Turner. Second row-Joe Foster, Bill Kemmerer, Bill Cubhison. David Furst. Iildoan Hovis. Martha Baker, Dorothy Carter, Barbara Brown, June Hart, Martha McCracken, Shirley Sibley, Nora Doverspike, Dermalyn Cotterman, Lois Orr, Joanne Ritenour, Peggy VVilson, Shirley McGinty, lVanda Fleming, Geraldine Hawkins, Florence Ritchey, Lucille Harris, Ruby VVilliams. Jeannine Barker. Bottom row-John Rodgers, Gene Dodds, Gerald Ace, James Neider, lin- gene Smith, George Adams, Boyd Lepley, Dominick Orsino, Bill Campbell, Clinton XVasson, Charles Phenicie, Bill Henshavv. Ken Ditzenberger. Earl Hill. Bill Dick- son, Raymond Lantz, Edward Shaffer. lVilber Sayers, Arden Schwab, Clinton Rila. . , bw. Lufx-B ' ' ' ' ' 1 AUTOGRAPHS f f,,j -1 :Q 1 + 121 .1 1' -11 J- ni nw E VE ACTIVITIES Sponsored by Franklin Plastics Division Senior Franlclinite Staff l Etditor-in-chief ......................,................. ......,. W illitam Eggbeer Associate editor ...... ...... ..,..... Barbara Harris Literary editor ....... ........................................................... ....... E 1 igenie Martin tLiterary staff ..................,........ .......... t Sara Vincent, Inez Crissman, Donald Shuffstall Art staff ...............,......................................,...........................,.....,........... Emma Lee Seabrook Circulation staffdlilizabeth Branagan, William Dietz. Lillian Nelson. Michael Woodiburn. Business manager ....... ....... H erbert Braden Advertising manager .... .......,..,.......... ............... R i chard Ford Patrons' page ...,......... ........,. ...........................,......,..,.... K e nneth Knoizen Typists ...........,.... ,........,,............... Catherine Jawdy, Virginia Brown Advisers ..,.... ......... M iss Ellfreda Graham, Miss Kathryn Steffee lilood. sweat and tears have marked the career of the lf?-S3 l'iI'tlII,3ll'lIift' staff. The editorial staff toiled from dawn to dusk over layouts, pages and pie- tnresg the literary stall dashed frantically around trying to identify that freshman in the third row from the hack or cudgeled their brains in the 'iwee snia' hours to say the same old thing in a new way. The art staff worked diligently to produce those inspiring patriotic einlmlems, while the circulation stan' drummed up trade. Meanwhile, the more down-to-earth mem-bers of the staff, namely the lmusiness. advertising, and patrons' page managers. took care of the sordid husiness end of atiaiis. and the typists lmurned the all-ttto-precious midnight-oil trying to make out an illegible scrawl. Ut the advisers' work we say little. lest it dwarf our own llereult-an lalwors. To them, and to all who have made the N43 lfmzlklialift' possi' lule land we do mean 'vonl we weakly offer our grateful thanks. NYC hope that the results of our lahors will the kindly received and duly appreciated. Sponsored by Sheas1ey's Shoe Store - Phipps 81 Dolson, Insurance, Notary Public Franklin News Company - Fashion Shoppe . . . Junlor Franlclmlte Staff livery l 1'1111leIi111'1'1' staff must serve Zlll z1ppre11t1eesl11p 211111 hee11111e :1C1'us- 1111111-11 to the routine 111 work 11e1'essz1ry to lJl'U4l1lCC El yeurliook. lt 11111st also lL'i1l'l1 to meet L'IllCl'g'Cl1C1CS 111111 push work Iilfllllgll against wliztteyer ohstzteles :1rise. Llncler the SLllJCl'V1S1llIl of tl11s j'0Zll S senior stz11Jf the present 4111111111' lfrunk- linflt' st:111l1:1s 1:on1plete1l this step in its 1l'Z111l1l'lg. 111 eoll:1ho1'z1tio11 witl1 tl1e senior e1l1tor1:1l staff, tl1e -lllllltll' e1l1t11r 111111 :1ssoci:1te e1litor NN'lll'lit't1 on 1115111115 111111 Ul'1'2lll- 5 ization 111 the hook. l':ZlC1l lllCllllJL'l' of the literztry staff 51111111111 CXlK'I'll'llLi1' 111 lIl'- terviewing the zulvisers 211111 lezulers of various classes 111111 other lll'gIllllZI1l1llllS Zllltl 111 writing :1eeo1111ts hztsecl on tl1e 111:1teri11l reee1ve11. 'lihey also 1111-1111111-11 e:1eh i111lir11111z1l 111 lllillly of t11e group pictures. They 1C2ll'llC1l l1ow 111111'h t'ZIl'L'1ll1 1'l1e1'l1- ing is re1p111'e11 211111 how lllllfll revision is llCCL'SS2ll'y lwefore 111:1teri:11 is l'l'1lllj' to he 1ylJ01l. To gain experience in lllllltlllllg tl1e l111s111ess. tl1e junior l111si111-ss l'0lll'L s1-11tz1ti1'es helpe1l 111 the work of SL'L'lll'1llg 2l1lVCl'l1S1llQ', 1111111-1'1i11g lllllllt'y 111111 i11- terviewing patrons. liy 1-7l111l1illl work 211111 generous C'XllClll111lll'Q 411 tl1eir time. tl1e -lll1l11ll' st:1t'1 has lll2ll1C its eo11trih11tio11 to the present e1l11io11 of the Fmllkli-111't1'. L'llilk'l' the patient 111111 competent guidance of Miss Steiyfee 111111 Miss 1i1l'Z11lZllll. tl1ey hare shown that tl1ey have tl1e ahilityx to do the work. lt is their l1ope that they will hare the opportunity to utilize the experience tl1ey have gainecl in pro1l11ei11g 21 yClll'lNNP1i next year. 'lihe st:111 is eo111p11se11 o1 the following people: Edi1111'-111-chief .. .........., ,,.... ..,... I I obert Hugus Assoeiate editor ..,.........,.........,,........................,.,.,.,..,............................ ,. ,,,No1'n1a Mitt-hell l,i1e1'a1'y staff-Barbara Maier, Mary Ann Jamieson. 'C'he1'1'y Budke, Kieth Lang- worthy, Bob I-lender:-1011. Business manager ..,....,.....,............... ,....,...........,......,..............,....... ,...... .... I 3 a rid Cl'lSSIIllll1 C1I'Cll12i11Oll staff .,...... James Hedglin, Norma Shreffler. Leona Pa1'tz1s, Lois All1l9l'S0l1 Advertising ma11age1' ...........,.....................................,.....,...,..,, ........,...,.............. 1 John Bowlns Pat1'on's page ...,........ ....... I ol111 Law Sponsored by Ramsdale 81 Kunkel - Howard 8: Nicklin Lumber Co. - Park Hotel Exchange Hotel Camera Club Don Shuffstall - Barbara Harris - Emma Lee Seabrook - Bertel Perry Daryl Oseau - Clyde Welshans - Paul Freeman This year the snapshots and some of the other routine pictures for the Frank- Iiuitt' were obtained in a somewhat different manner from that followed in previous years. Instead of having one or two photographers, the staff sponsored a camera club which was organized early in the year with recruits procured from all the rlasses. lfach member was given a certain assignmentg for example, one person would take pictures in assembly. another would specialize in school scenery pictures. while still another would be responsible for snaps of the faculty, another for shots of the students, and yet another would cover athletic and social functions. The regular stat? photographer was llertel Perry. who contributed some excellent work. lf you see some old-timers on the snap-shot pages, you have Clyde XYelshans to thank for those. The film was obtained through the club and pictures were turned in for selection. Those chosen and used were paid for accordingly. liasy as this may sound, the work of the Camera Club should not be under- estimated. The time and skill involved in taking these pictures is recognized and ap- preciated hy the FI'tIlIlx'll.l1ll't' staff, and we hope will be realized by all who peruse this hook. XVe congratulate the members of the Camera Club and thank them for their invaluable assistance in providing the pictures for your Frauklfwlite. Sponsored by Schiffer's Market - Anderson's Furniture Co. - Y. M. C. A. - T. M. George The Broadcast Staff Klr. lYhite has now tinished his seventh year as supervisor of the lil'l7tldt'tl.'if stattf l'le has very alfly conducted this year. helping to make the puhlication more interesting than ever before. Both the li?'UCIl1It't1Xf staff and the student hody greatly appreciate his work on one ot' the most vital of the school organizations. XXX- point with pride to Virginia liopchak who became the staffs ahle editor. XYorking in cooperation with Mr. XYhite, she contributed greatly to the news- paper hy carefully planning every step in the preparation of this periodical. llon Shuttstall as the sports editor kept us informed about the athletics of the school. llis work in this position was certainly not easy, hut he served well. The reporters developed the usual nose-for-news as they roamed the halls from class to class. and developed keen ears as they listened intently for items to till their assignments. ln interviewing. they also hecanie adept as they appearefl with pencil and pad in hand and hegan to ply their victim with questions. 'lihe lypists gleaned experience in deciphering hastily written and much-revised mate- rial as well as practice in typing. Sales were stimulated hy announcing the placing of defense stamps in cer- tain copies. The staff issued periodically a scandal sheet whose main purpose was to make the ears of certain individuals burn. 'l'lll'0t5CllCCl'S to the stat? which has served as well during the year hy help- ing to make school life more enjoyahle. Herbert Donald Braden Shuffstall 'Geraldine Eileen Uherry Jean Mary Jane Barbara Ross Alter Budke Layden Floote Burgert Shirley Parole Lee Peggy Graee Geraldine Theresa Polly Bell Kinnear Sullivan LeGoullon Kopchak Pasquale Cochran Jane Clara Virginia Mr. White Francis Helen Virginia Hughes Nalepa Kopehak Trineh Kozara Brown Sponsored by Anderson's Greenhouse - judsotrs Dairy Band The Franklin High School Band, under the direction of Richard -I. Stocker. completed one of its most successful years. The distribution of the fifty-live members proved to make the group the best balanced band Franklin has yet had, and one capable of playing more dilferent nttmbers and more difficult types of selections than former Franklin High bands had mastered. The activities and appearances of the baud were varied and numerous. lie- sitles playing at football and basketball games. they played for Booster Club meet- ings monthly, for the Victory parade, the Americanization Banquet, and consid- ered it an honor to play for the ceremonies of the Army-Navy lf award given to the Franklin Plastics Division of the Robinson lndustries. lnc. Un March lS and 117, they gave their annual concert, with Robert lftiglisli as their soloist. Xtilliain Dietz was elected president, and llarbara Maier was secretary. llecause ot the war and lack ot ltlkfllll'llL' tt 1nsporl'1tion the l,L'lllliYlX lllll lforcnsic and Music League contest was cancelled and the band was deprived oi ilu oppoitunitx to toniput tht quility ol' its woilt with th it of bind from thu :thools in otu tlass. Flutes Phyllis Sllillilitil' Mary Beach Martha Beach Louise Murray Oboes Leona Patras Mary l,ou Anderson Alto Clarinet Maxine Daniels Bass Clarinet Douglas Rose Bassoon Lois Anderson 4 4 Saxaphones Viola Hanna Jay Keas Robert Daniels Trumpets Robert English Glenn Bole Ralph lMusser Herbert Braden Charles Henson Daisy 'Mitchell Kenny Beightol James Doyle French Horns Robert Ross Robert Hugus James Bair .' ' ' Z ZS' ll PERSONNEL Clarinets Baritones Richard Ford William Dietz Sallie Haneox Bobbie Maier Norma Shrefller Miriam Heffernian Donna Shaw Jack Gilliland Dora Jean Boyd June Mook Grace Sutherland Merry MoKinley VVillartl Decker Eugene Uollins Harold Hoover Vincent Cat-cavo Tubas William Steuart John Hindman Miller Mortimer Drums Trvmbones William Eggbeer Boyd 'Coleman Bertel Perry Jack ,Smith Jack Brannon Robert 'Cooley Nancy Treadwell Vera Lawrence Betty Cotterman PERSONNEL Orchestra l lui Ul'CllCSll 1 proyulcs :ui lJlllJUI'll1lllly for the mlcvelopnu-nl of nuisiczil nliil ity :uul ilu- zlpiwvciziiioii of music. especially of urcliestrzil selections. lt gives its nuiinlwrs ilu' ch:nu'c to cnjoy the thrills of lu-living to prmulucc tlu- llL'2lllllflll inns xrliich results froin ilu- ummcliiixilioii uf :ill the cliillcrcnt instrinncnls coinposing' tlu lfimlip, 'l'lu' liciiclils of ilu' mwigzliiizzltiriii are not liinilcll in its lllL'lllllL'l'S, him Lvcr, for it has pruviclccl several ZlSSC1lllIly prugruiiis. lwlniiluul to lllCl'C1lSL' ilu' innsi :il zippwcizxtiuii uf ilu- stuilcnl luuly. ll also fnrnislufl ilu music lor ilu' scnuii play. tlu iunioi plzu' :uul ilu- LilJllllllCllL'L'lllClll cxcrcis ls. 7 ' Q Un lclnimiy ll. ll im will-ll its zinnuzil L'HllL'L'l'l :ls its L'lillfl'lllllIl0ll to ilu' Cllllllfill life of tlu' k'UllllllllllllX This your tlui lJl'R'llL'Sll'Il has lvccn zuigillciilcll .nul nnpiorm-il ln' ilu' :ulrlitnni 1 f lu-xx' nu'mlu'rs funn mlui lunuvi lli .-F I . i ' - SY gh bcluuil string lllZlY0l'S. Svrriiiq :ls ill-llL'L'l s I xruix- hlZll'lUll Klzlloiicy. Ill'R'SlllClll.Zlll1l Yirginizi SlCll2ll'l. SCL'l'Cl1ll'j. 'l'lu'sv Iwo nfl: mis in uh up mu lltth of ilu Qlucluii Xlu u ll L miiuil xxhuh ls uniiipuslll ul tlu 4llllCl'l'S ill lllC Yill'l4lll9 lllllSlL ll i lwgziiiizzuimis. Siiuw- ilui xx ii nul cmisuliwiit ll'ZlllSIl1JI't1lllllll clilluullus aluunllul ilu Illini sylvzulizl l'l1Jl'k'llSlC :uul Music Lczlgue contests. ilu' numluis ot this Yl ll' s Hl'l'llL'4ll 1 inissvcl ilu- oppmliiiiily ul llZll'tlL'lI7Illlllg in this cyl-in Violins Douglas Rose Gordon Furst Leah Ritz Joan Clay Phyllis NlcA1evy Glora Hoovler Billy Jones Hele11 Connolly Helen Leyda Pat Canon Lois Hollinbaugh Burke Dorworth LaVern Dille Louise Ferrare Betty Hllflvlllilll lflllu Mau- Seller Dorothy Norris Betty Reisinger Ann Barlow Wayne Williams Cellos Marilyn Allen Marion Maloney Mary Alive Giaiser Drums Nancy Treadwell Rertel Perry Basses Hill Sleuurt Virginia Stennrl Flutes Phyllis Shalier Mary Beach Martha Beach Oboe Leona Patras Clarinets Bobbie Maier Dick Ford , 1 . . Bassoon Lois Anderson Cornets Bob English Herbert. Hrzulen French Horns Bob Ross Bob Hugns Trombone Boyd Coleman Sponsored by H. L. Buchanan Funeral Home Boys' and Girls' Glee Club Top row: Boyd Latchaw. -Richard Gealy, Jack Koppel, Charles Henson. Carl Wasson, Henry Steuart. Bill Steuart, Gene Hitzeman. Carl Harris. Richard Turner, Robert Daniels. Howard Mitchell. William Umbreit. Third row: Peggy Sullivan, 'Patricia Black, Beth Doyle. Barbara Burgert. Jane Hughes, 'Sara Vincent. Lois Melntire, Virginia Steuart. Jeanne Clay. Gladys Green, Geraldine Shaffer, Dorothy 'MciKnight. Audine Perry, Inez iC'rissman, Janet Flickner, Jean Csarlson. -Second row: Delores Jacobs, Elizabeth Branagan, Alice Stanton, June Bedell, Darlene Chamberlain. Paitricia Harris, -Cheryl Dorworth, Patricia Perringer. Viola iMeElhaney, Shirley Beers. Phyllis Cropp, Shirley Bell, Dorothy Ruggles. Norma Mitchell, Barbara. Sibley. Bottom row: Joanne Gyder, Cynthia Wood, Barbara Goss, Ann Donohue. Frances Pangallo. Mary Lou Brown. Gwendolyn Brown, Martha Pyle, Mr. Richard Stocker, Jane Shreffler, Jean Mayhew. Joan Mays. Sarah Fhamberlain. Marion Maloney. Barbara Harris, 'Polly Cochran. livery school shonlcl have its glee chili. ln what other way is the stumlent who enjoys singing given such a splendid opportunity to llevelop his voice? ln what lletter way are those other than niemliers of the tilee Club able to cleyelop an appreciation of voice? The Glee Cluh under the direction of Mr. Richard Stocker. has prorerl to lie of invzilualmle service in the way of entertziininent. not only for our own school :issenilily progrznns :intl Concerts lint for progrznns of flifferent :linrelies :intl service elulis in this eonnnnnity. The Glen- Lilnli is eonipriseml of two orgzlnizeil groups: the lioys' tilee fini' :intl the Girls' tilee Chili, each having its zilifziirs superviserl lay nieinlmers eleeteml :is its oflieers. The oftieers ot the lloys' tilee Chili :ire XYillinni Stenzirt. presiclent. :incl Clizirles lienson. secretary. The Girls' tilee Cluli has Sally Vincent :is its presiclent znnl Cheryl Dorwortli as its secretary. lfroni the lilee Chili ll group of singers has lieen seleeteml to form the .X Crip- pellzi choir. This choir has been in much cleinanrl for ll2ll'llt'll31lilllg' in yzirions pro- gfrzniis :nnl has incleerl inet these clenizincls well. lis oftieers zire: lflizalieth Uran- Jigzni. presimlent. Inez Crissinan. secretary. To Klr. Stocker we express our sincere appreciation for his clevelopinent of these line groups of singers of whom we can he justly proufl. Sponsored by Lotus Flower, Dress Shop - Mina Smiley, Millinery - john Hutz, THi1O1' Armstrong-Collier. Inc. F. l-l. S. Melodiers XX'llL'lllk'l' Il 1l11111'c or 1111 2lSSCllll1l3' 1J1'lJQl'2llll wz1s clcsirt-rl, thc- l'll'2llllillll lligh School Nl0lo1lic1's XX'L'l'L' 1llXYZlyS 1'1-111ly. willing Illltl Zllllk' lo i1ro1l111'1'. 'l'l11'y Cillblllilj' ll1llllllL'fl l1o1l1 thc sn1oo1l1. 5llZlYC innsic for thost' who liltc lllt'll'S sww.-1 llllfl slow. 11111l the l1ot Zll'l'ZlllQClllL'lllh to clvlight thc llL'1lfL'2Ll5. l Il1lL'l'lllL'lJ1llHll ol lliclr 51o1'lQ1'1'. they spcnt lllllllj' l1o1n's ontsiclc ol 1'L'g'lllZll' school lllllt' lJCIlllllg ont new lllllllliL'1'5 to 111080111 to willing llSlt'lll'l'S lllltl vngcz' 1l11111'1-rs. Klnch ol thc siicwss of thc Zlllllllill lh'o111l1'11s1 w11s chu' lo thc nnisir ol' th:- Kln-lomlivrs. Not only 1li1l thcy clo Il line ioli of 111'co111111111j'i11g thu singers :1111l 4lIlllCL'l'5. lllll witl1 their ow11 Sl2ll'l'lllQ n11n1l11-rs tht-5' l1111l tht- z1111lic111'1- wislnng' thoy Conlml ililllft' i11 1l11-aisles. l'i2lL'll lllt'l1llPl'I' of thc lmncl l111ncllcs l1is lllSlI'lllllClll Xl'llll 1111 c11s1- 1l1111 f15lll','5 from long hours of pr11cticc. Some of them like lloh lC11glisl1 Zllltl lilcnn llolc. lI'llITlllt'lCI'SQ lioytl Llillfflllllll, ll'0llllJUlllSlQ Hill Slttllllfl. who plays tht- mlonlmlc--l111ssg llolr llzinicls, s11Xz11vl1o11istg liill ligglmccr. llI'l1lI11'IlCI', 111111 l'1'ggy Siillivun, x'o1'11lis1. are thc- 11111-1'1111s of thc liilllfl. Others like llick Foul 11n1l Slllll lXlL'LiZll'tL'l' on sux: Bob Cooley on t1'o111l1o11cg Ralph Nusser on tI'Llllllll:'lQ 'loan Mays ill the lllllllib Zlllfl Nfltlllll ulones, singer, 11111 new to the lmzmcl this ycar. lluring thc' term the hand played for two ilSSCllll3ll0S, 111 which the vocalists llllfl ins11'u111ent11l groups and soloists were featured. They provided thc 1'l1y1l1n1 for the Senior H:1llowe'cn Dance, and the junior Cl1I'lSlIll1lS lD2lllCC. The sopho, morcs also called on them to furnish the music for their St. ll11triCk's lJ11y Dallcc. lifililllilllllll takes its toll of the Melodiers by Causing them to lose 11 llllllTlJCl' of their stars, but their places will be tillccl next year hy others who will carry on. Franklin High School is L't'I'lZllIlly prourl of its swing hand. l Sponsored by Daniels' Transfer I-Ii-Y Top row-Sherman Purvis, Paul Davidson, Charles Henson. Marvin Lippin- eott, Jack Fleming. David Crissman, Jack Koppel, Robert Daniels, William Eggbeer. Third row---Robert Johnston. Rolbert Dodds. Larry Breene. James Doyle. Vernon Buchanan, Bertel Perry. Second row-Robert Hugus, Coaeh A. H. Tripp. Robert Moore. Bottom rowHJohn Bowlus. The following members were not present when the picture was taken: Herbert Braden. Glenn Hole, Edward Dewoody. The Ili-Y is an important organization in the life of a school. It aims not only to build and develop character among its members. but also to establish desirable standards of conduct for the student body as a whole. lt also undertakes projects of public service. and frequently contributes to the welfare of community life as well as to the life of the school. liecanse ofa late start this year. the members of the Franklin Hi-Y were at a slight disadvantaeeg but they immediately set about choosing an adviser and officers lor the year. Coach .Xllan H. Tripp was chosen as adviser and the ohficers selected were: president, Herbert liradeng vice-president. Robert H ugus: secretary, Robert Klooreg treasurer. -Iohn llowlus. L nder the able leadership ot Klr. lripp. the short lite ot the H11 ot 43 was filled with many enjoyable events. .Xmong these were a swimming meet, a dance. and several basketball games. Nlost of the meetings. however, were of a religious and educational nature. .lack lfleming. program chairman. arranged several inter- esting discussion meetings and also planned for several speakers. The chairman who provided the sport events was Sherman llurvis. while XYilliam liggbeer and his com- mittee planned the social events of the year. Under David Crissinan as chairman ol. the membership committee. the club held three initiatory services. .Xlthough the members do not have many visible achievements to look back upon, they have the satisfaction of knowing that a well-developed foundation has been laid for the lfli-Y Club of '-l-l. Sponsored by Franklin Lodge of Elks, No. 110 Tri- I-li-Y llu- ll'l-l'll-X is ont- ot tlu- nuist nnpurtztnt st-rx'ict- lll'QillllZIlllUllS in our scliool. lt is t-oitiposctl of st-nior aiul junior girls. ln tlu- fall, tlu- junior girls :nul new st-nun' girls are iticltictctl into tlu- clnln :titer at short :nul not ltun st-rt-rc initiation. 'l'lu- clnli progrt-sst-s :intl kt-cps its liigli staiulartls tltu- to llu- cztivztlvlt- zaiul willing' gtiiclaiict- of Miss lflt-:tiulr l'ltnnu'll. tlu- counst'loi'. l'artit-s, plays :intl slvcztlit-1's inaltt- up tlu- social lilo of tlu- urgztiiixzttitni. lint ilu- serious sitlt- is llltlfll nuirt- iniportztnt. 'lilu- pri-st-nt xrtwltl sitttzttion lias provitlt-tl xrztyrs in nltirli tlu-sv girls may lu- of st-iwict-. Nlztny of tlu- girls rollt-rl lnznulagt-s :tt tlu- lit-tl Vross llt'IltltIllIll'lL'l'S. lly tztlting cltztrgt- ul' tlu- l.ost-:uul-lftiiiiul tlt-pztrtnu-nt. tlu- 'l'ri- lli-N girls ttiolt mt-1' one ul tlu- tnany llurtlt-ns tornu-rly slutnltlt-rt-tl ln tlu- tt-:tcli t-rs. 'lilu- liililt- sttuly group, zuul go-tt1-Stilulzty-Scluitll Qilllllltillgll t'oiinn'ist-tl tlu- religions :u'tix'itit-s ot' tlu- grotip, 'l'lu- oftict-rs of tlu- yt-ar xrt-rv: lvrt-sitlt-nt, llztr- liara llztrrisg x'it-t--pit-siclt-nt. Sallie llaiumxg seci'etat'y, Sally Yiiuw-nt: trt-:tsurt-r. Xnn lltnullitu-. Top row-eMary Lon Brown, Helen Hazlett. Darlene Ulliilllbl-3l'l2illl. Ruth Con- nell, Lois Pyle, Beth Doyle, Maryln Anderson, Lois Anderson, Rose McPherson. Grace Letloullon, Betty Mt-C1-at-ken, Audine Perry, Elizabeth Morgan. Bonnie Wal- bourne, Helen Snyder. Seventh rowalau-ille Aiken, Lillian Nelson. Lawanda Tirk. Betty Bish. Marilyn Allen, .lean Clay, Gerry Ross, Geox-ga Davis. Doris Lantz. Leola Hnmmell. Andrey Bolmer, Maxine Harlan, Katherine Young. Sixth rowwAlit-e LeGonllon, Norma Shreffler. Ruth Krepp. Mary Jamieson. Antoinette Ti-inch, Jean Layden. Catherine Jawdy, Norma Mitchell. Sallie Hancox Barbara Maier, Leona Patras. Maxine Daniels. Betts Anderson, Bobbie Osburn. Fifth row-Elizabeth Branagan, Pat Fei-ringer, Cheryl Dorworth, Jean May- hew, Alice Stanton, Wanda Mitchell. Gayle Goss. Virginia Bolmer, Dot Klesel. Margaret Foast, Glennis Brown. Fourth row-Lois Motlorniick, Eileen Alter, Maxine Heeter. Evelyn Catlin, Phyllis Shaffer, Joan McPherson. -Catherine Sollinger, Margaret Reisinger. Peggy Cuinmings, Martha Sires. Third row-Dora Boyd, Mary Jane Foote, Doris Bower, Dolores Jac-obs Eugenie Martin. Barbara Sibley, Emma Lee Seabrook, Marion Maloney. Second l'0W'gEl2lll'l9 Luc-as. Virginia Brown. Virginia Kopcbak. Ann Donohue Inez Crissman. Bottom row-Sally Vina-ent. Miss Eleanor Bunnell. Barbara Harris. Sljgnggfed by Franklin Deggrgting Shop - Taylor A. Hied - E. D. jordan - Franklin Furniture Societas Latina 'Top row-Vincent May, John Bowlus, Pat Ferringer. 'Cheryl Dorworth. Cherry Budke, Bobbie Maier. John McMurray, Harry Miller. Second row-Margaret Shouey. Eugenie Martin, Bobbie Osburn. Jeannie Mayhew, Ann Donohue, Toni Trinch, Elizabeth Branagan, Ruth Krepp. Donna Shaw. Bottom row-Jack Moran, Jim Doyle, Marilyn Allen, Sallie Hancox, Miss Evelyn Moyar. Sally Vincent. Inez Crissnian, Alice Stanton. Bob Hugus. Societas Latina has had an extremely successful year under the guidance of Miss Nloyar. At the beginning of the year, the club elected as its officers Sally Vincent. senior consulg Sallie Hancox. junior consulg Inez Crissman, scriba fseeretary to you non-Latin studentsj 5 Jack Moran, aedile fprogram chairmanj 3 and Marilyn Allen. praefectus aerarii ftreasurerj. There were several luncheons and celebrations for different occasions throughout the year to which various members of the faculty were invited. Because of the lack of metal. emblems were purchased instead of pins. The emlnlenis portray the head of a Roman soldier with Societas Latina written across the helmet. Ks a special project. the club wrote several letters to XYilbert Kleckley. ,Xt Christmas time the members prepared a hoX of various articles and sent it to him in lfnglancl. In the meantime. XVillJert had been transferred to Africa. but early in March. much to the happiness of all the group. a letter came from XVilbert stating' that he had received the box and that eyerytliing comes in handy over here in .Xfricaf .Xlthough lYilbe1't never took Latin while he was in school, he is eonsidered a very special honorary member of the Societas Latina. The year is generally ended with a Latin picnic. but rationing means more for l'nele Sanrs stamps and less for picnics. Sponsored by White Parlor Cafe '- Bell's Plumbing Service, Plumbing and Heating Stocking Contest 'l'he Soplimnore Class sponsored one nf the leading putriutie clrives uf the selmul year hy aiding the government in the eolleetiun of oltl silk stockings. which were to he nserl in the inzmufaetnre ut' gun pmvcler lrags. With Louise Murray, Peggy Sullivan. .lane Shreffler, li2l1'lbZl.l'2l llnss :mtl Mary lleaeh statiuneml in various hmne rmmis, the stockings. whieh at tirsl hznl ninnhererl a few hunclretl. inereasecl tn tliousznnmls, :intl lay the time the mlrive was eunipletetl. nearly six thuuszlncl stockings hall heen enlleetecl. .X tilzitlienizltieiaii inight have lmeen interestecl in figuring how lllilllf' miles these utitxwwii huse wuitlnl have reztehetl. but the eulleelurs were inure interested in hmx' nnieh help they xwulml he in the struggle for the four lreeclnins. Klueh eretlit shuultl he given tu the linnxe rmun nf Kliss Ruth Slnirls, llntmi lll-l, whieh gathered mer tml tliuusancl stockings. lleheeea llullister eulleelefl lifteen lninclrefl ul' these :Incl easily Wim the ititlivicllial prize. .Xltltuugh the Class reeeivetl nu ninney fm' their gallzmt ell'm'ts. they felt' il tleep sense uf satisfzlelirm in lillHNYlllg they haul zliclerl the war elliurt in their min sinall way. Sponsored by james Lumber Co. - Raymond Cleaners - Original Cleaners Karns Transfer Co. l . Senior Play CROSS MY HEART 'l'huse whu saw Hifruss My llL'2ll'lH hztve vix' irl memuries ut the 5llZll'lilIl1Q fun pruclueerl ln' the wellfehuseii eztst. 'llhe lvlut eehtererl Ill'0lIl1il the euneern ut the .Xclztms lznmly fur the m- clifferenct- uf their sun, lluh, lu the sueizll ameni- ties, :mtl the etlurts ut the Russ tzumly tu uver- eume the shyness uf their 1lllllgfllll'l', l':lC1lllUl'. Czuiglit in the meshes uf pztrentztl selteming, the yuungsters cleeiclecl tu Itlflt the tzthles :tml en- ggzlgetl in ll series uf esezlpzules which set lrulh huusehulmls tupsy-tt11'x'y. lfrum lnziggy truusers tu still shirt :mtl tux, from tumhuy skirt :mtl lzluttse lu supliistiezlterl evening guxvn ff- these were hut the uutwztrcl symhuls uf the elizmge in these pruhlem children. The sueial Zlll.lllSUllCllt uf the yuungsters was eumplete, hut the pztrents came uut seeuncl-hest with Z1 real wurry un their mincls--fur llulr mul lflezmur hurl fallen tlesper- ately in lure. The east ereatetl htmlur :mtl suspense, :mil ztruuserl sympatlly fur the ellztrzleters they pur- truyerl. The prucluetiun relleeteil ereflit huth un them :mtl their euzteh. 'l'Hlf INST Mrs, .Xtlztms .,,,, . ..t, ,,,,. , ,, ,l'hyllis U'Xeil Klr. .Xclztms ,,.. Xxvlllllllll Steuztrt Huh .Xclums ..,A,,,,, sllerlrert lil'Ilill'lI llziuline .Xmlzuns ,,,,, ,,,,,, l lIll'lJ1ll'11 llZll'l'l.4 llflrs. Russ ,....A.,, ,,,,. X ntuinette rllflllfll Mr, Russ .,,,,,, ,,,. ,,,,,, l Q iehzlrtl lfspy lflezmur Russ ,,,,.. lflizzihetli lifilllllgllll .lim Russ ,.,7,,,,,,.,.,,,,,.....,,,,,,,..,,,, ,,Rieli:1rfl liurrl Suhritmlumtesfflleryl llurwurtlt, glenn Klzlysf hew, Hayle lluss, Kt'llllk'll1 linuizeit. Cuzxeh t,,,, Kliss lflizzlhetli lfleming The cast ZlSSCllllDlL'4l'-l.Cfl fuut first, :mtl then yum' Tlgflll---.XXYliXYZlI'll :ululeseehts stirlclenly grown up-s.Xin't lure g'rzmcl ???ff llere, neeml any help? f The ulcl fulks talk urer their prull- lems. Stage Crew The members of the stage crew constitute the unsung heroes of every pros gram, however simple or complex. It is only through their cooperation that we were able to have the many programs we enjoyed this year. lf you asked a stage crew inc-lnlber why he does it, he might be at a loss for an answer. but the real reason is that the life of these back-stagers is fraught with as much excitement and as many adventures as the life of Dick Tracy. Last fall when the rheostat went on the blink, a few hot moments followed until the resulting tire was put out. lishel- man experienced a close shave when a heavyweight from the ceiling missed his head by inchesg Dodds was less lucky, for some falling plaster struck him square on the cranium. Tumbling from a ladder behind scenes gave Harold 'Clyde a badly wrenched ankle. john Hutz came out as second best in an encounter with a piece of scenery and then had to repair it, while jim Doyle got a sky-ride when a heavy back-drop he was holding overbalanced. While up on the light-bridge adjusting lights, Ray Murphy calmly stuck his foot through the ceiling plaster. Besides such experiences as these, many emergencies arise which tax the ingenuity of the group or any member of it. So well are such situations niet that the audience is never aware of them. XYe are proud of our stage crew for their efticiency, and ability to meet every situation with equal facility. Ray Murphy - Robert Dodds - Harold Eshelman Harold Clyde - John Hutz - Jim Doyle Sponsored by Edwards - Klivans Jewelry Store - Sears, Roebuck and Co. - Famoore s Oil City Mr. Deane's Council 'Pop row-J. Koppel, W. Williams, G. Ha.rris, W. Bowlus. B. Dickson. M. Ste- phanides, J. Bowlus. Miss Shorts, P. Hiammerlee. B, L. Bevington. Second rowfilfliss Grimshaw. Miss Rankin, Miss Swift, J. Bair, J. Barniele. iF. Jewell, W. Dietz. R. Ford. 'C. Wasson. W. Decker. Mr. Deane, Mr. Fulton. Third row-N. Brown, P. Fry, D. Hill, V. Stone, N. Miehell. 'C Budke. A. Biery. P. Sullivan, J. Koppel. l'reservation of democracy begins on the honic front. lfyery .-Xnierican knows that order and routine are essentials for our way of living in .Xnierican schools where we are being molded as the future leaders of democracy. This year. after a lapse of several years. our school was given the privilege of self-government. its success not being in the hands of the faculty but in the hands of the students themselves. The council is composed of twenty-four stu- dents and six faculty members. each class being represented by four of its mem- bers and a faculty member. The three organized classes were represented by their class officers and advisers. The council was under the wise guidance of Mr. Deane, who acted as its chairman. Miss Rankin was elected by the council as its vice- chairnian. NVillard Decker as its secretary and Norma Mitchell as its assistant secretary. lt was by no means an easy undertaking to establish self'-government. Not only was it necessary for the students to have faith in the representatives. hut the representatives had to be able to judge and vote wisely. Each Thursday noon when the council met, it discussed the general conduct of the past week and voted accordingly. If the majority of members thought that conduct had been poor. the privilege of having early dismissal the following Friday afternoon was withheld. Fortunately there was a line spirit of cooperation among the students and in the council. If it had not existed, the council would not have been the success that it is. Sponsored by Kroger's - Chritzman 81 Vath - Feldman's - McGir1ty 8: jones Defense Council The Defense Council was organized last year for the purpose of aiding in the winning of the war by the collection of scrap metals, paper, cardboard, tinfoil, and other materials useful to the war effort. It also has collected books for the Victory Book Campaign. The Defense Council is composed of a member from each home room, who is elected by the students in his respective home room. The officers elected by the members of this organization are: president, VVendell Bal-cerg secretary, Pa- tricia Smith, and treasurer, Dick Gealy. Much of the credit for the organization and success of the Defense Coun- cil belongs to Miss McClimans. Last year the Defense Council collected and sold seventy-seven tons of waste paper and cardboard and two hundred and twenty-tive pounds of tinfoil, Of the money netted from the sale of the paper and tinfoil, one hundred dollars was given to the Red Cross and ten dollars was given to the Company I, Fund. In addition to this the members collected over a hundred books for the Victory Book Campaign, which sent the books to the soldiers. This year the Defense Council has carried on its work by a scrap drive, in which sixteen tons of scrap-iron and steel, o11e thousand, one hundred and forty- six pounds of vital copper and brass, one thousand, eight hundred pounds of rub- ber, ninety-seven pounds of lead and thirty pounds of zinc were collected. They also collected two hundred and sixty.-seven books, including NVestern novels, mys- teries, biographies, books of travel and fiction fthe service man's favorite typesll for the Victory Book Campaign. Following the action of last year's council, they have donated money to worthy causes. They have given two hundred and fifty dollars to the Red Cross W'ar Relief Fund and twenty-five dollars to the American Legion Fund to buy cigarettes for selectees leaving for the Army. Sponsored by Franklin Creek Refining Corporation i .. f, 1 sy--217 + ' ME' ' ' ew' K Qt Q 1 14? M' ,M W' 5 , TMA. in W ff ij few? 5 -- I K sl ,pt - . Q -MM Q ,537 A av: ,Q V, an F 1 ' ,, J: , w fl x la ' ,A . , was 4 uf 'W , .Wk W1 h lm 1 g. Q ff E A if 3 x . 'Li x , 2' . W 1 ' , r Q x 5x ib ,X 4 l f5i'QC we ,,. m l V 1 s Q -14 2' ' 1 f liwl, . I .- N5 M I sw ' E : fi W ,Vw ,K 1 , 'V A K g..:v 1 .. at wx M N ' 1 1 3 ' - W . 5 is N, 55 A I ,Q- F ., f i -si:A . X KW, 1 + V if 'wif -245- ,Q wx' f 9 9' sw 5 v. 'fi n N . Q mx L-am, Q r I :YJ fl 1'v Y 5 Lise- , 'W 5 gT?gE3?1f N .f Q X 'QU' . ,' ' zl,f,?' ' . g tr. Q 'f . . Ayn 5 Su ' ' ' -- 'EY 1- A 6 Q ,SQ Lmv.. In .1 4- 1 , r U, x M S Q - V- 7, H f -'f,'1ri3f3l'fs 54' 3 Q as 5? 2' W 'Xi x .. 'fi W .MN x , F 0. M i? A 353' 94? sax. f J' Athletic Dedication General Mac.Xrthur said, On the fields of friendly strife are sown the seeds of valor. If there is but an ounce of truth in these words, it can truly he said that many seeds of valor have been given their start on the gridirons and in the gym- nasiums of this vicinity. The half4backs, ends, forwards, and centers of today will be the soldiers. sailors, marines and fliers of tomorrow. These same boys will be playing for a much more important team next year. Uncle Sam's armed forces and instead of scoring touchdowns and baskets. they will be making the world a safer and happier place in which to live. To these same boys we dedicate these pages of athleticsg that in days of war, or peace-to-come, they may sit down and look back and remember their bud'- dies of high school days. We sincerely hope that these pages to follow will bring many happy and joyous memories to anyone who chances to leaf through them. NVQ: wish all those of Franklin High School who have in any way participated in any form of athletics all the luck and good fortune in the world. VVe will rest assured that if they face the problems of life with as much determination as they put into a hard tackle on the gridiron or with as much decisiveness as on the bas- ketball court, they will be sure to succeed in life. Cheerleaders Nztlht- llzutcux. l'.lt':tm+i' Xlyt-re, Rfwsic Xlt'l'lim'wi1, lirmttic llill, hlihlw liruii qtgztti :tml 'l'wt-clit' NIllL'll1l. 'lihc cllct-1'lt-:tilt-i's linilliftilly :tivpcztwcl :tt :tll mir fruvtluztll :tml lmslqcllvztll uzitiivs lhiw your :tml lml IIS iii tht- mztiiy tit-w clit':'i's which tht-5' tim-:ttt-il. .Xl.l.L'l' twu lnztsltt-tlmll gltmcs. i't'cm'rl hulls wcrc hulcl iii tht- girls' gyiii. 'l'ht- 1:1'1wt't'tls frmii thcwt- https w'c-rt' uscfl tim lilly lhmt' llztshy rccl :tml lvl:tcl4 exxv:t1t'rs that 'liwt-t'tic :tml .Iihlw wc:tr, l,t-ttt-rf wcrc also irtircl1:tst-ml fm' tht- rt-gtilztr whitt' t'licoi'-lvzttliiig aw'c:ttci's, Xliss .Xtlclztiilv -lulmsmi wus cliust-11 :ts thcir ut-w :ulxiiscr :tml wht- pn-tt-tl tw hc :t vcry wisc clwicc. NYC lwpc that iicxt year thc cl1cci'lt':1rlt'i's will lt-:ul its lu :ts mzuiy X'lL'lllI'ICS :ts tht-y thfl in thc past unc. Drum Majorettes llmmzt l luwcr. l r:t1it't-s l':mg:tllo, l'l:trh:tr:t lltlcklcy. llztrliztm llllI'Q'Cl'l. .Xlicv 'lillUI'llg2llC. Xlztry Lou .Xiiclcrsuip .Xgmfs l,:tl4C. Phyllis MC:Xlex'y. :tml NZIIICB' 'l'rt':ul- X't'l'll. Tho i1i:xjm'cttes stztrtecl this scliuol yt-:tr off with at hung in their new rt-fl :tml white uniforms. Their first :1ppc:11':tm't- in these unifurms was in tht- Yittturw Vztrztclc. Thesc nine hzttmt twirl:-rs lcd the hand at the football games :tml :tp- pc-:trcrl :tt the hztskc-thztll games as well. .Xt the :uimial hand cmicert they twirl:-rl as at ft-ztturc :mtl ztdcled attraction tu the four service marches. The Swiss Hag twirling of Harharzt Hurgert was at sticcessfiil immvzttifm in tht-ir i't'pCrtnii'0. Sponsored by Frank L. Riddle Football T Lnder the supervision of the new Grid Boss, Allan H. Tripp and his able assistant, lid Treadwell, the Nursery squad rode through a very successful season in comparison with former years. XVith a practically new line and a fairly seasoned hacktield, the Franklin High eleven defeated such rivals as Corry, Meadville, Titusville, and Oil City and battled to a standstill the highly rated Grove City llrovers. A win over Corry, a defeat. which was a moral victory. from Grove City, and a knockdown, dragout ibattle and win over Meadville started the Nursery out in its seemingly outstanding season. This soon turned to a disastrous set back when a few well-meaning words set heads to swelling and before we knew what had happened, Sharpsville had trimmed us, and then Xllarren and Greenville. This was too much for our boys to stand, so they retaliated with a 24-7 win over Titus- ville in a game played in a sea of mud and topped off the season with a never-to- be-forgotten triumph over the Oil City Oilers. Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin RECORD OF THIC SEASON Franklin High Opponents Grove City .. Meadville .... Sharps ville ..... 6 XVarren 6 Greenville ,,...,.2-l Titusville ...,...47 Oil City 'klltnne liaines. Sponsored by Loomis Furniture Home - Stillwagon Studio Ice 8z Coal Co. Qorry ......................v.,.., ,..... 0 2 6 ......l3 ......l3 ...,..12 7 O Wiese Studio - Venango Football Don l.ongfsenior. sticky lingered, pass-snatching end-long on energy and ability. and short on gold-bricking. Dirk Illorrixmz-senior, tackle-eXcellent running mate for Big l'eteg his Rock of Gibraltar tactics stayed ot? many enemy thrusts. Bob Sft ZE'lIl'fb'SClll0l', guard-won his fame by blocking the Oil City punt to set up the first score of the big classic. .lim Harniflv-junio1'. errorless center-his viciousness at tackling made him an outstanding man for hnc backing. I.arry Brvvlza'-jtiiiior, guard-the little chunk of dynamite could hit 'em hard when he could see 'em and harder when be couldn't. Pete' 0'P0lka-senior, whose 240 pounds of aggressive tackle won him the unani- mous vote for captaincy, of the Nursery eleven and also praise from fans, players, and coaches as well. John Grant-senior, end-the big boy from New jersey whose play was badly ham- pered by a mid-season injury, but he got a few before they got him. Joe Maslak-senior, second Nursery scorer with 25 points. Ace was an ace in 'broken--field runningg a potent scoring threat. Gene Baker-junior, Nursery high-scoring back with 32 points. His lightning speed was a valuable asset and his long. high spiraling kicks were the works of a master. A John Frank-senior, his super-accurate passing arm should in time put him up with Bartelli and Isbell. Johnny earned his nickname of jeep by his open field ability. John K ozek-senior, smashing fullback-his offensive power was equal to that of about seven General Grant tanks. He teamed with Barnicle on defense, and was actually the fifth man in the opposition's backlield. YVith every first team we must have a second team of reserves. Among the more notable of the Nursery, reserves were- 1.l71t'Wl0'lliW3ldC - senior - endg Scutella - senior - guard 3 Dilley - sophomore - end 5 Frazier - sophomore - guardg H ovis - sophomore - guard 3 lN'lcMurray - jun- ior - tackle. Bucks-Malialfey - juniorg Latchaw - juniorg Phillips - freshman. Don Shuffmzll-Manager-Unsuixg. unheralded. No job too dirty, no job too hard. No pilaudits! No cheers l just work. Don was the one cog in the machine that needed no oiling. just a hard-working. faithful servant. .X real All-American. ALLAN TRIPP Coach Sponsored by Brown's Boot Shop - The Derrick . Basketball Personalities E. W. TREADWELL Coach Jolin Kllirke-v .llrtjnire-senior, forwardfl-lis hatful of trick shots. set shots and others gave him 209 points to lead the Nursery squad. His cool otten- sive threat was always evident. Rulfffl .l'lll.VS4'1'e-.lLllllllf, forward-lrlis ease of play linked with his skilled left hand. which could shove any kind of hall into the strings or slash a perfect pass to a cutting team-mate, made him outstanding for a junior. He was elected captain of the '-l-l squad. llillurd llecleerffsenior. eenterfln his third year of Xarsity play. he was given the unanimous vote of the squad for captaincy. .X consistent player with an extra amount of determination. XVords alone can not give an idea of XX'illie's true value to the Red and Black. John lfrankgsenior, guard!-.X fast snappy lrall-handler and an expert hack-court man. He could always get those long ones when they were needed. Gene Hulccrfjunior, guard-.X master at the art of drihhling and passing and a speedy liaek man. His long shots were deadly. .X decisive scoring threat for next year's squad. Dale 1111111HIl'I'It'l SClll01'. forward-.X natural at the liner arts of sinking the long swishers and hooking and slashing in the side ones. .X constant Scor- ing threat and a tine team player. Ham didn't get started till late hut when he did-Y l Holi li1'I'll.Yfl'Iill- fsenior, guard-Y--.X chipped ankle hone at the beginning of the season cut short a promising career for Cookie. His inahility to get around normally caused him to lose a first team herth but he stuck it out to the end. Paul 17r1f'irz'.wnfsenior, center--'l'all, thin lad whose deadly shooting eye made him a yalualile reserve. folin lfosek- --senior, guard-Stocky and rugged. yet a smooth player-a good team man. He well proved his worth as a reserve. Slieridan Harlan-junior. centerA.Xn old hand at the game. .X good shot and :L tme team player. He will help to form that championship squad of lf?-l-l. .lim litII'lIIif'Il'---vllllllOl', guard--X natural in all sports and a lmetter-than-average haskethall player. He will shine in next year's galaxy. foe Facini-His value as senior manager and oftieial scorer was acknowledged lay allg though he Hdogged it sometimes. he worked hard at other times to make up for it. Sponsored by Dague-Bartholomew Co. - McGuire Brothers' Drug Store Basketball XX'hen you add up the scores of the l9-43 Yarsity squad and set them down lieside the total scores of the opposition, you there have an indisputahle contrast which in any fan's language is equal to a successful season. .Xlthough the cup slipped from our grasp in a thrilling, overtime, do-or-die contest with Oil City, we went out with all guns hlazingf' XYith a win over the Oilers on that fateful last night we could have sailed into the playotls with plenty ot fire, hut it seems we weren't picked to win that one. ln league competition, we de- feated hoth the highly-rated Meadville Bulldogs and Titusville Rockets three times each while dropping' three close ones to Oil City. Hy defeating such teams as Meadville and Titusville, three times each, Grove City, Rocky Grove and the Alumni twice each and taking single victories from Greenville. Cranlmerry. an undefeated llmlenton squad, and the local Chicago Pneu- matic Tool Company squad. we were rated as a top winning team in the district. XYith lhese I7 victories came five defeats : three at the hands of the Oilers, one from Green- ville and one from a group of College .Xll-Stars. The Coach, lid Treadwell, commented thus: XYe tried. hut we just couldn't win 'em all. Franklin Franklin Franklin 49 32 44 Old Timers ..............,.....,,,,.,,,,, Greenville .,..............e....,....,.,... Clarion Teachers Reserves 21 23 35 Franklin 48 College :Xll-Stars ..,.., ,,,.,,,.,..,. 5 S Franklin 33 Grove City .... ....,, ,,.,V,,. 3 0 Franklin 36 Rocky Grove ..,.. ...,.., l S Franklin 24 Oil City .......... .,.,.,, . 30 Franklin Franklin 51 JZ Craniherry .,,. ,...,.. Titusville ....,, ,,,,,.. 32 26 Franklin 37 Alumni ..... ......, 2 5 Franklin 39 Kleadville .,.. .,,.,,. 2 2 Franklin 35 Grove City ....r .....,. Z 5 Franklin 33 Oil City ........ ...,.., . 35 Franklin Franklin Franklin 29 35 62 Titusville ...... ,,.,,,, Meadville .... ,,.,,,i lfmlenton .... ,..,w,. I4 I7 19 Franklin 33 Meadville ..., ,,,,,,, 2 6 Franklin 33 Greenville .,,. e,.,,,, 4 0 Franklin 25 Titusville ,,,,,.. ,,,,,,, 2 2 Franklin 35 Rocky Grove ,,,,,,, Z6 Franklin 40 Oil City ,,.,.,..... ,,,,,,, 4 4 Franklin 33 C. l'. T. Co. ..... .29 Speedball ancl Basketball Another season of basketball and speedhall has gone swiftlv hy. with the senior girls of lfranlclin High taking the lead. These lighting seniors won a glorious tournament. From a series of twenty games, the seniors won seven. the sopho- mores siX, the juniors live. and one game apiece went to the freshman and eighth grade girls, Two top scorers were Grace Le Gonllon and Ruth XYilliams. liracie. a junior, displaved real athletic talent and gave all her strength to winning victor- . h is 5 . . , V., . . . . ies tor her team. lvuth Williams, a senior. and also another lighting tiger. tied with Gracie, each scoring seventy-one points. Independent teams from Oil City and Rocky Grove received tremendous hlows when Franklin triumphed over them hoth. To five seniors, hard-earned letters were given and also four service stripes for four years of playing. Virginia Brown, Helen Snyder, Ruth XX'illiams, Ruth Steele, and ,lean l'hillips were the girls so honored. Letters and three service stripes for three years of participation were given to Maxine Harlan and .Xudine Perry. Much praise should he given to .-Xudine Perry. the captain of the team. Forty-three other girls received numerals for having taken part in both hasketlnall and speedhall games. Sponsored by Veach's - Oil City FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL Oratorical Contest 5j11111.m1'1'11' IIVI' DR. .IC IHN XY. 5IAI1XI I IfIQ ISIRLS IIUYS I 9 4 2 1711191 P11160 12111110 'IIl'L'ZllIXX'K'II .I:11111's ,X111Ic1 .SIIIIIUIIUI f'f1I1'1' XI11j111'i1- I'l'!lII XXHI11-1' S111i1I1 I 9 4 3 Ffllif P11111 l l1zz1I1c1I1 I31':111:1g'z111 ,IHIIII I'i1111'I11 .Y1'1'1r111f f'f1I1'1' 9:1IIi1' 111101-111 Iic1'1CI I'111'1'x Dr. F. W. Wilson H. T. Osbum and Co. Dr. M. M. Spencer ' Dr. F. E. Crosby Dr. F. P. Phillips Dr. Charles A. Bark George B. Fry and Co. Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Orr Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Perry Dr. F. L. Votaw A Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Servey Dr. and Mrs. N. K. Beals Mr. Q. D. Hastings - .- ,ef , .V -fn-if ...Q . Q. 1 ' . . 4 44 -'.g,. ,. . I ' S5 Patrons , Page 4. . Dr. T. A. Eshelrnan Dr. G. C. McCandless Dr. D. C. Blanchard Dr. Geo. S. Smith Dr. R. W. Kennedy Dr. W. J., Metz Dr.'C. A. Nordstrom Donald Glenn I Dr. G. G. Turner Dr. T. Barr , Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Knoizen Mr. J. F. Budke Mr. C. 1. Downs ,jx Your yearbook is a store of treasured memories. The oft repeated thrill of recollection which accompanies each new search through its pages will many times repay you for the care and consideration which has gone into its creation. We are proud to have had some part in the production oi this book. lt indicates the Wealth of ideas and ability which have made possible the Northern's long record of school annual achievement. 4- -31 'E A .- R 1- gr ? +5 Q f ' j-221 1, M i - . - . - ' ' , . Ja, . 1 . . ' .L ,rs 4 1 . , . 'I Y 4 i . 4 ' A, , ' . . . - -- J , I yw., an ' ' I 5' IW! . . , I ' I 4 . F . .fy .ia H. , ,Y4 4.9-- ,cp L, If 'H a I , 1 Vx I ' nk i . . I., I E4 5 I1 . A. . , s , I , .. ,r .,, , t ' A A . V. . A Pg. Q R Q ' if w ' yr n 21 1 4 . u 5 n ap - - . Y 3 ' 1 '. ,EE fx fl ., N .. A . 5 . 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