Franklin High School - Key Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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GF FICE STAFF Mrs. Maryrose O'Connorg Miss Marcia Mitch Mrs Bertme Hamilton Mis Mona Malanga Miss Joanne Lettrog Miss Nancy Wildzunas Mrs Molly Kravetz Vice Principal MR. JULIAN LCWELL The tradition of distinguished service main- tained throughout the years by Vice Principals William C. Wfolgast, Willard A. Sabin, Ray- mond E. Francis, Catherine Sullivan, and Abe Hollander has been upheld with great merit for the past four years by our sixth vice principal, julian L. Lowell. As Navy Lieutenant Coin- inander, during World War ll, as teacher and coach at Jefferson High School, as advisor at Monroe High School, and as our vice princi- pal, Mr. Lowell has exemplified service at its highest - not merely the discharge of a func- tion, but a way of life. The stalwartness and de- pendability of Julian L. Lowell will always be admired in the memory of the thirty-second graduating class of Benjamin Franklin High School.

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. .nit-I L 4 1 Everyone ought to look ahead and decide what is good and try to follow it, not drift from day to day, but plan - and try to live up to his plansfl These words were spoken in 1938 by a man greatly esteemed as the leader of Benjamin Franklin High School, a man of singular warmth and sincerity - our principal, Willard A. Sabin. The occasion of these words was a Courant interview shortly after Mr. Sabin had arrived at Franklin to undertake the duties of vice principal, an office which he filled with distinction for eight years. In 1947, upon the retirement of our first principal, Roy L. Butter- field, Mr. Sabin assumed the responsibility of directing the individual development of over three thousand students. Surely Mr. Sabin has inet the high standards of his own credo in his twenty-four years of service to Franklin stu- dents. Willard A. Sabin will always serve as an inspiring example to us, the thirty-second graduating class of Benjamin Franklin High School. MR. WILLARD A. SABIN ,H-t...'.. ..,, A T71-J1'L'r -we A-1-vm-. PRINCIPAL ....i .- A MESSAGE FROM OUR PRINCIPAL TO THE CLASS OF 1962 I hope that each one of you shares with me the thrill of viewing his school as portrayed in the l962 Key. Your experiences at Benjamin Franklin High School will remain with you in memory always. May they ever be recalled as happy, worthwhile events in your life. I salute the Class of 1962! I wish that each member of this Class will achieve goals set here and his years ahead be better because he attended Benjamin Franklin High School. VVillard A. Sabin Principal 8

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ADVISORS SEATED: Mr. Julian Lowell, Mrs. Dorothy Redding, Miss Dorothy Martens, STANDING: Mr. Merl Ringwood, Mr. Charles Stalker. NURSE ATTENDANCE SPECIAL DEPARTMEN . HEADS Mrs. Arlene Schlueter SEATED: Mrs. Mary joy STANDING: Mrs. Lawana Baxter. SEATED: Mr. Julian Lowellg Mrs. Dorothy Morsheimerg Mr. Harold Rocheg Mr. Kenneth Hedg STANDING: Mr. Samuel Bloomg Mr. Domenic DeFrancesco5 Mr. Roger Applebccl Mr. Raymond Iman. 10 N