Franklin High School - Key Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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53535955196 X WILDMAN, CLARA 186 Baden Street l Home Room Delegate 141 Q Staff, Key 141. As quick as a streak of lightening As keefn as a shiny blade. East High Business J ,A Wi! GRASSO, 0 IIND4 l 27 Zimmer Street Ora-le , 3, 43. Men are not judged by their stature. Washington Jr. High Undecided KOWALCHUK, WALTER 208 Wilkins Street lm l-lame Room llaaaball ml. X A quiet man withal. Washington Jr. High Undecided Ol A H 3 X Glee-G'l!tU'f'4J. V nth. NQFS-School DAVIDONIS, BENNIE 52 Cole Street LEVI, ELLIS 66 Oakman Street Q' Lord what fools these mortals be. Cgullyllljg A Capella Choir up: H. R. Basketball Washington .Ia High Undecided A ,mm to be looked up to. ' Washington Jr. i University of Rochester N el KWIATKOWSKI, FRANK 1310 Norton Street MAAS, ARTHUR 44 Ketchum Street XO' Busebal' HJ' R Art lives to please and pleases to live. A I Me and Babe uth -- , E t H' h U d 'd d 5 St. Stanislaus School Undecided as lg n eel e 'X 30

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2252221235252 Q! TEPPER, CHARLES W. 3141 Culver Road Home Room Delegate 12, 3b. Oh, to be a learned scientist- East High Rensselaer Polytech TERRANA, MICHAEL 82 Taft Avenue Business Manager, Key 141: Guide. Dedication Exercises 141: Home Room Basketball 131. The lady loved his dancing She danced all night with him. East High University of Rochester VAN DER VEIRE, HARRY 992 Carter Street Harry, ven der we go out? ' East High Undecided Soccer 141: Basketball 143: Baseball 12, 3, H: Home Room Basketball 12, 31. Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more, Men were deceiivers ever. East High ' University of Rochester VIELEHR, CAROL 1400 St. Paul Street A lovable disposition VANGRAAFEILAND, MILTON 31 Laser Street With a heart of happiness Iohn Marshall Undecided Cast Senior Play H R Basketball 143 East High Undecided 29 1 r WASSERMAN MARTHA 121 Hand Street 1 , K 1 . 4-, She can dance her way into rmym1e's hea-rt. K X l l ' r

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5596? K.- 'A s , .3 . I Yi Class 'History OUR LIFE AT BENJAMIN FRANKLIN can best be compared to that of a champagne bottle. For three years we lay almost dormant in our former school and then we came to life with a POP of the cork ! I We simply bubbled over . . . and the year had flown! The cork that capped us popped when the temporary social chairman fClifford Smithl and his committee CSylvia Gordon, John Frisone, Susie Rolick, and Mary Arnaol made the arrange- ments, with only a few days' notice, for a Hallowe'en dance that turned out to be just what it was called, THE CAT'S MEOW. ' Then the froth began bubbling over! We elected class offi- cers, year book editor, business manager, and school presidentg and for a climax we gave a Senior Play, THE WHOLE TOWN 'S TALKING! As the play was a success--at least from a financial standpoint-wedecided to give another dance in April which concluded our Senior year with a BANG ! ! ! 'lv 'le fir Yip 'lp fi- f,'igQ- 'lgQf lg,f-'Igf5'1g,,f' 31