Franklin High School - Franklinite Yearbook (Franklin, PA)

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The dedlcatlon of thls am, of the FRA NIXLINITE to Ron Whltman 1S small trlbute lol tm co1 tllbutlon he has made to our school anu commuwty Glftecl and vcreatllc, hc crcatco thc ora d1v1:n1on pages of the 1936 ycarboolx A5 cnalrman of the Junlor I rom, Wlth thc 'ILLI cl hls commlttee, he l p anned and executed one ol the most artlbtlc Settln S for the annual dance evel Seen here IS art Worx hao been enter wln 5 for the ed 1U natlonal scnolastlc competltlons ano he also subm tt d emblem l e a c1eS1 n fol the be:-qu1 Cente xnlal Ron 5 qulet anomcdest leaclcrehv was eilcctco hls work as eoltol of the JRCJAUC a I'CSlJOIlSl btlttyhe assumecixn ht 1 drawmos and ve ees ave a otetlnctlve la on to the School papel L15 poem Natule 5 Juollcc, Wow tlu cllstlnctlon of a place ln bonfvs of 'Youth tn of hxgh School poetry for 19 5 The slow srn1le,thc soft xo1ce,tne clcxe anne tme qu1ck mmo, anu the unaesunlnv manv one out the rncmory remalne e natlox af antnolc y Because hxs promlsc wa: ao D1 ju ec o loss IS douoly deep ' ' ' ' , e x 'Y - Y lj ox ' 1 1 ' ' ' . . f , T M. 4 1 ' ' 7 l L . ' ' 1 1 A 1 1 A l ' J -1 f ' 11- f KD ' ' -' X - A , ', , ' ' , . ' J ' 3 ' jf, f . X e 1. 'K ' N. I . . 1 x , l A . 4 1 - I- X 4. Q . , . . g I 1 . V Q . . , ' - : . L, r A ' w ln . , ,. . , ,,. r k , nal, - - A S Junlor year. gllS crlglnal ' ' ff, fevqf Al o ' O ' A J' - . 'I ' . -al - 1' . 1 I' 1 , , ' ' ' 'IV' Y V 1 ' ff ' 'el .N 6 A , A L - Q ' - 1 J . ' ' ' -. 7- ' 1 ' 7 fl .L , l ' ' l ' A r- , ' 1 DJ. V W.. ,, . - 1 . Q le, cr-a O , ., I 1 . ' 2 Q ' ' ' Q ulsnt, ouq Q - of I I

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BOB GRILL leaves to Pat Fonzo and Ted Valeske h1s books BILL JUDY leaves rlght end pos1t1on to anyone who can meet the qual1t1es of Schabod BERNIE COZAD leaves h1s track shoes to anyone who can break the tape BETTY MILLER leaves Mrs Dav1s's Engllsh class to Evelyn Lmn BOB MUSE leaves w1th h1s truck wondenng how the 'poor souls wlll get to school BONITIA YOUNG leaves her old mamdlsh ways to her cous1n Mered1th MARILYN WARGO leaves for Plttsburgh and Dan SALLIE CHATHAM leaves Mary Dow to worry about the Navy SKIP BEVINGTON leaves h1s locker to whoever can p1le more Junk 1n lt ROLAND DAVIS leaves abottle of trumpet valve o1l to Eugene Patterson CHARLES BARK leaves h1s seat IH band to anyone who ANDREA PRYER leaves to Charlotte Memlnger her seat 1n General Math for an easy credlt PHY LLIS OWENS leaves her pos1t1on ln L1brary Club to Barbara Saell BOB SIMONS leaves h1s long legs to Larry Be1ghtol BUD MILLER leaves the Javlen broken so nobody can use lt JACK MAYS leaves black t1re tracks ln front of the school to B111 W1tmer BILL CAMPBELL leaves the shot to anyone who can p1ck lt up PAT ROBSON leaves to her s1ster Joy everyth1ng con cern1ng school JIM CAMPANGA leaves h1s centerlng to anyone who crazy enough to take lt DON LYNN leaves hls famous motto behlnd 'Long Llve Mrs Davls BARBARA KINNEAR leaves her pos1t1on on the Frank l1n1te Staff to Patty Lesco DICK BLACK DON SPENCER RAYMOND GRIFFIN and BOB BURCH Just leave BETTY DOBOS leaves her fr1endly ways to Joyce Andre DON DAVIES and DICK SHOUEY leave for the great beyond BARB HOVIS leaves her patch of blonde Qperoxlde ha1r to Roberta M1ller MARTHA FOX leaves her sleeplng 1n P O D Class to anyone who can get away wlth lt NANCY LAWSON leaves her shortness to anyone that wants It JUNE MORRIS leaves to her s1ster Marte the brams and ab1l1ty she never had and hopes she can put them to good use STEVE GHERING leaves h1s techmquewlth the Women to Kenny Martm JOHN MONARCH leaves to Jom the A11' Force PATRICIA REILLY leaves her 'too loud a volce ' ln Acappella to anyone who can match xt CHUCK FERRY leaves wxshmg the Jun1ors a lot of success In the1r Senlor year BARBARA STEELE leaves to be wmth Ed DANEEN WOLFKIEL MARY BAILEY and MARY FAHEY Just leave ERMAGENE HARRIS leaves to continue her study of musxc SALLY BURRELL leaves her basketball ab1l1ty Pat Kelley DOLORES FRY leaves her natural blonde ha1r to Dxanna Hartman BENNEY BENNETT leaves berng late for schoolto anyone who wants lt Respectfully subrnxtted MARY JANE FOSTER DOLORES FRY 1 ll ' I - l . . I ' I ' can slouch lower in it than he can. PHY LLIS HANNA leaves the Monroe broken . 5 . . . to . Q g ls . . I L , ' UI 22

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K' mx il! 'Nha JUDITH ANNA AYLESWORTH Judy Glrls Athletrc Club 1 Drrvrng Club 3 StudentCounc1l Alternate 2 French Club Secretary 4 Can dy Salesman 2 Red Cross Repre sentatrve 3 Courtesy Club 4 all DAVID RICHARD BEALS Unkre Davrd State Orchestra 1 year Drstrrct Orchestra 3 years Senlor Orches tra 6 years Debate 1 year Jr Play Senror Play A Cappella Boy s Glee Presldent Student Councrl Alternate 2 yrs Broadcast 1 year Senror Electron Commrt tee mmf W an-sua-v haf PETER JEROME AMBERSON Pete Basketballl 3 4 Football4 Track 4 Broadcast 2 3 4 Varsrty Club 4 Gym Exh1b1t1on 2 3 4 Elre Squad 4 in Q: M my RWD WILLIAM A BELLIS Gropo Varsrty Club 3 4 Football Mgr 1 2 3 Wrestlrng Mgr 2 Basketball Mgr 3 A Cappella 2 3 4 Boys Glee 2 3 4 Musrc Councrl 4 In tramural Basketball uv ' 'flllqrf ld MARY L BAILEY Mary Debate Secretary 1 2 Jr Red Cross 1 2 3 Student Councrl Secretary 2 3 4 A Cappella 2 3 Courtesy Club 2 3 Dramatrcs Club 1 Hon or Socrety 3 4 T1cketComm1ttee 3 Candy Comrmttee Chalrman 2 Atari? qfh 4 -.'.'1 lk' BENJAMIN BATES BENNETT Ben Jr Red Cross 1 year Broadcast Sr Reporter 3 4 Projector Club 4 Boy sGlee 1 2 Lrbrary Club 1 ln tramurals 1 2 'f Wai I' 1---H CHARLES ALBERT BARK Chuck Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Band 4 Swlng Band 3 4 Broadcast 3 4 Projector Club 3 4 1 ea-wwe fivirf 'Vi ls K ALAN LEROY BEVINGTON Skrp Wrestlrng 3 years Projector Club 1 year ' 1 fy, ,311 fi 1 . .L 5 A V - - 1 11 N ll ll N ' 11 I' 'V ' ' ' 1 ' I l 1 o I f ' 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 I : ' 3 , , Q ' , 1 I 1 5 1 9 : : - : ' ' ' , . : ' 1 1 1 n 1 2 1 - 5 - . , : : ' ' 5 . 1 i Q . . - - rrss 1- 'jjj.,l at 1 A ., - -. ff, , A , ,I ,- , . I , 1 ,V , I 4- X I 3 1 nf is ' qw 1 , , 1 ,J , , , t l.? j 4, L, 1' ' ' L- ' f f ' .K . ff 1 , A 9 ' A sttj 'P - 5 f J ' ' W 99. 1 ' , mf ' V, .A A - F 'I . 1 H H l H u I1 rv ' VI Q ' ' ' , 5 . , . .3 - . ' Z ' : ' . : - Q . 2 2 - . . . ' - ' - - 2 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 : : 1 . 1 : : - 1 - , . : : ' ' , 24