Franklin High School - Log Yearbook (Franklin, VA)

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Mr. Blaine’s support was a major factor in the success of the SCA tumbler sale. As Spanish Club sponsor, Mr. Blaine awards the ham to the holder of the lucky raffle ticket. Mr. Blaine often uses library resources to make his classes more interesting. This gala outfit recalls happy memories of flipes with Senor Pepe. Each year we have teachers whom we remember fondly long after the course is finished — teachers who leave a large mark on the paper of our lives. Because of his ability to be a friend as well as a teacher; Because of his personal involvement in the affairs of Franklin High School; Because of his efforts to build bridges of understanding between and the world; Because of the time and energy which he devotes to sparking enthusiasm and interest in his classes; Because of his attempts to further awareness of the Spanish language; We, the 1976 Yearbook Staff, proudly dedicate the LOG to JOHN A. BLAINE

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PINNY PICTORIAL Pirate Contents Nostalgia: The New Kick . .p. 2 School Days, School Days . .p. 24 (Students) Take Me Out to the Ballgame p. 56 (Sports) As Time Goes By p. 78 (Clubs and Events) Standing On the Corner . . .p. 120 (Advertisements) 10

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Administration Franklin’s Administration underwent a few changes this year. Mr. Bowling, our new principal, made several rul e revisions, among them a new examination schedule. Sound fiscal planning was stressed, as well as closer adherence to existing rules. Mr. Bowling Principal Mr. Sandidge Asst. Principal Mr. Stutts is given an award by the Industrial Arts class, as Mr. Bowling looks on. Mr. Sandidge working with Mrs. Ricks. Mrs. Ricks