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Character Candids Mrs. Gay and Irma Turner enjoy a private joke. Marge Whitley shows what an aggressive attitude should really be. A tenth grade gym class shows its perfect form. Peter Pearson demonstrates the mathematics behind Tic-Tac-Toe. 23 Juniors ask which stone is really the prettier.
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School And Community Function Together Mr. Hinson Parker leads a song at our Veteran’s Day Assembly. Parents and teachers enjoy getting together at an Open-house meeting ' 4m Community affairs play an important role in the school. Such affairs include the PTA programs, the annual sports banquets, and Veteran’s Day assembly. There are courses taught at Franklin High School two nights a week for adults, as well as for students interested in adding to their educational skills. Such activities bring a close relationship between school and community. Night classes help community members learn new skills and reclaim old ones. An after-dinner speaker puts the necessary finishing touch to a football banquet. 22
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Clubs Help Teach Responsibility Through their work with the school news- paper and the annual, budding journalists learn what it means to strive to meet dead-lines. They also learn how to develop a sense of discern- ment between the important and the trivial, and are inspired to sharpen their creative in- stincts. Mr. Vess offers assistance to Sidney Dodson and Candy Beaman in pictun choice and lay-out for THE LOG. THE BRONCO BULLETIN, our newspaper, is published every six weeks. It contains news and photographs of current events and topics of that six weeks. Humor is sprinkled liberally throughout. Eeature stories on colleges, gradu- ating seniors and outstanding athletic students are included from time to time. A happy group of newspaper staff members review the newest edition of THE BRONCO BULLETIN. THE LOG has as one of its goals the faithful recording of the events of the year through pictures and copy. Published by a represen- tative section of the student body, it teaches economics, cooperation, writing, leadership, and effective use of leisure time. Needless to say, it also gives a great sense of accomplish- ment and pleasure. Pat Watson and Nancy Underwood sort pictures for a page of candid shots f THE LOG. 24
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