Franklin High School - Log Yearbook (Franklin, VA)

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Duane Bogenschneider Library Mrs. Elaine Davis Our guidance department, staffed by Mrs. Holoman and Mr. Parker, is very helpful to all the students at FHS. Some of their functions are guiding students in preparations for life after high school and averaging class ranks. They are always more than willing to discuss and help a student with any of the problems he or she might encounter. Mrs. Davis and Mr. Bogenschneider, who compose the library staff, are constantly ordering new materials which better our library. They are always on hand to find books or help a student look up something he is having trouble with. Guidance Mrs. I lclen 1 loloman Gail Parker 13

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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

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Custodial and Cafeteria Staffs The custodians are often taken for granted, but they are essential behind-the-scenes personnel. They help regulate the school’s climate through adjustment of air conditioning and heating. They do extra things like hanging maps or Hags on the wall. And they keep the school shining. The cooks try to provide nutritious well-balanced meals at lunchtime, and nourishing breakfasts in the morning to those who don’t regularly eat any at home. This year they have served Bicentennial lunches at appropriate times, even redeco- rating the cafeteria with tablecloths and centerpieces. They serve the football team meals before their games which promotes unity on the team, for otherwise, the members would be eating alone at home. As you can see, both our custodians and cafeteria staff deserve more appreciation. You can count always on a friendly smile from Jewel Collins and Lucille Huggins as you go through the lunch line. George Lee jealously guards his mop and bucket. Dorothy White sweeps the floors til they’re bright and shining. Viola Smith pushes her cart out of the last room she has to clean. Dorothy Artis looks a bit tired after a hard day. Mr. Johnston has been around FHS for a long time.