Franklin High School - Key Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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7 3 Q no J KQ K A Q! l X53iyV w f vegg- Q ' ii ' S llgfvf DX Qfgfrgfrifa C L T Y at ,462 ,,f5p,a,,1ex' The nobility of the Middle Ages were represented on cards by swords, which later became our Spades. These swords, or spades, symbolized wis- dom. ln most card games, the Ace is the greatest honor card. Thus it follows that the Ace of Spades signifies the most honorable sword of wisdom. Our faculty, like the Ace of Spades, will not be utrumpedu in its slashing endeavor to give us the greatest wisdom that is possible. 5

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VICE PRI CIPAL MISS CATHERINE SULLIVAN MR. ABE HOLLANDE-R Vice Principal in Charge of Instruction Vice ,Principal in Charge of Pupil Services Mr. Charles Stalker, Boys' Adviser for grades 10, 11, 123 Mrs. Dorothy Redding, Girls' Adviser for grades 7, 8, 9g Mr. Abe Hollander, Vice-Principal in charge of Pupil Servicesg Mr. Merl Ringwood, Boys' Adviser for grades 7, 8, 9. Seated: Miss Dorothy Martens, Girls' Adviser for grades IO, II, 12. ADVISERS V 9 DEP RTME T HEADS Miss Catherine Sullivan, Vice-Principal in charge of Instruction, Mr. Raymond Iman, for Social Studiesg Mrs. Katherine Connell, for Englishg Mr. Domenic DeFrancesco, for Foreign Languageg Mr. Samuel Zornow, for Business Educationg Mr. Elston Yeager, for Practical Arts, Mr. Carl Chamberlain, for Health and Physical Education. Absent: Mr. Carlisle Taylor, for Mathematicsg Mr. Harold Miller, for Science.