Franklin High School - Franklinite Yearbook (Franklin, PA)

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OCTOBER 1950 Dear Diary, Here begin the memories of the Class of 1951. When we look at the pictures of the little people in the picture below, we remember when our class began the second half of its educational career with fear and trembling, having been warned repeatedly by our dear and wellfwishing teachers of the grades that junior High was really tough, and that we would certainly have to work. Looking back on that memorable day a trickle of a tear might have been seen as we search' ed bashfully for an assigned roomemany of us eventually winding up in the wrong room, because we didn't dare ask directions of the upperclassmen or teachers. As the days progressed, we found ourselves getting more and more familiar with the building. We didn't get lost quite so often going from English to Art, or from Arithmetic to Gym. Our teachers, as time wore on, proved not to be the monsters we had imagined. With yearning hearts and eager faces we watched the older boys participating in the sports and winning the laurels that someday might be ours. We attended the games faithfully and no one cheered as lustily as we. Having achieved a determination to succeed in our education, we left for summer vacation with a Christmas party as our fond! est memory of our first year in FHS. In the fall of our eighth grade year, we looked forward to returning with much anticipation and, forgetting all too soon our seventh grade troubles, surely lorded it over the new students. Cy? 4 ROW 1-W-R. Cartwright, M. A. King, N. johnson, N. Lawson, Chamberlain, E. Harris, C. Kockler, M. Bingman C. Cangemi, P. Brakeman, D. Fry, N. Hall, ll. Hovis, C. Archer, A. Lawson, B. Charlton, B. Finch, P. Gibbens, D. Bish ROW 2-R. Kahle, R. Fulmer, K. Galbreath, M. Burrell, N. Boughner, S. Kyle, B. Carlson, A. Dobson, C. Hanna N. Harter, A. Bailey, C. Burns, M. Grove, D. Ditzenburger, J. Fultz, N. Bushlen, D. Hixon, D. Cozad. ROW 31 - R. Grill, D. Douglas, F. Douglas, D. Hallabaugh, R. Griffen, T. Lawrence, gl. Heydrick, J. Collingwood, A. Brinker, B. Bellis, C. Bark, B. Kendall, P. Amberson, D. Beals, Cooley, H. Heller, W. Beaker, B. Eakin, D. Darius. TOP ROW K. Latshaw, L. Carson, J. Campagna, B. Campbell, B. Bennett, L. Hood, R. Dories, H. Armstrong, L. Anderson, B.Dennis, L. Cilland, D. Dodd, J. Foster, W. Dunlap, D. Dunlap, J. Colwell, A. Felner, S. Desco. a a 4 -11.