Franklin High School - Franklinite Yearbook (Franklin, PA)

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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.

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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

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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.