Franklin High School - Key Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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WILLARD A. SABIN Vice-Principal UQWMMJJ ,M ROY L. BUTTERFIELD Principal

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F vw- X ,, -. . MR. BUTTERFIELD The students of Benjamin Franklin High School are most fortunate in having as a principal so experienced and versatile a man as Mr. Roy L. Butterfield. Upon graduation from a New Jersey high school, he worlced his way through the University of Rochester where he received the Bachelor of Arts Degree. Not only did he distinguish himself scholastically while in college, but he was prominent in athletic activities, especially traclc and football. Immediately after graduation from college, Mr. Butterfield taught at a country school and later became principal of a school of the same type. Later he was appointed principal of Charlotte High School where he remained for twenty years. Ten years ago he came to Franklin High School as its organizer and first principal, since which time he has worlced unceasingly to build and maintain the fine reputation we now possess. Although he is a busy man, with responsibilities in state and national education as well as local, he has always found time to talce a lcindly interest in our personal problems. We realize the benefits we have received from Mr. Butterfields wise counsel, and we shall long cherish the memory of his help and guidance. MR. SABIN Mr. Willard A. Sabin, our genial vice- principal, came to Franklin High two years ago. A graduate of Syracuse University, he did advanced worlc at Columbia and later at the University of Q Rochester. After teaching at Jefferson High School, he became principal of Francis Parlcer School, Number 23. It was from this position that he came to us. We have already learned to ap- preciate his ability to handle large responsibilities in educational worlc both within and without our organization. He has been a sincere, loyal, and I devoted friend, always patient and understanding in his guidance. We lcnow that he will continue to be the invaluable adviser to future classes that he has been to us. 'I4

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. K' R I Wi .. hr- xw 'I gf r ?g6?Acul.Tv 'ir FIRST ROW: Marion Blake, Mrs. Helen E. Young, Grace Rowley, William Read, Joseph Magro, Elston Yaeger, Willard A. Sabin, Irene Hess, Helen Scribner, Abrona Batz, Grace Lamoree, Dorothy Edwards. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Qlyve Gordon, Mrs. Mary Lash, Bessie Ames, Samuel Zornow, Dennis Ruby, Grace Brown, Mrs, Frances Ebray, Lillian Crafts, Florence Metz, Frances H. Gallney, EFley Riley, Ella Davis, THIRD ROW: Ralph Ewing, Howard Jennings, Mrs. Jane Dunham, Mrs. Rose Blank, Edna L. Parker, Harriet Cochrane, Ruth Denio, Agnes Crowley. FOURTH ROW: Charles N. Stalker, Mrs, Ethel S. Abbott, Isaac Chapell, Ruth Lush, Mrs. Helen P. Martin, Mrs. Dorothy Morsheimer, Mrs. Clara Bode, Mrs. Ina La Wall, Marion Laley. FIFTH ROW: Harold Warner, Walter Schmitt, Mrs. Lillian Hershberg, Lulu Covel, Lois Lawrence, Rachel Langworthy, Lester W, Parker, Helen Ritz, De Mars Bezant, Emily - Thompson, L llvr