Franklin High School - Oskey Yearbook (Franklin, MA)

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Alfred C. Webber, B.S. Science As a biology instructor, musician, talker, and good fellow, Mr. Webber ranks one-hundred per¬ cent. Alice Wiggin, a.b. English “Teachers may come Teachers may go — but let Miss Wiggin go on forever — for how could F. H. S. ever do without her splendid per¬ sonality ! Irene K. Wight Mrs. Wight draws quite a group to Drawing Class, for she is a delightful artist and instructor. ♦ Thirteen

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Ellen E. Shepard, B.S. History Ellen Shepard ably shepherds many wandering sheep through the pleasant fields of History. Margaret E. Shepard, A.B. English The school would surely be incomplete without our musical Miss Shepard. Let ' s all follow her example and play the affairs of life as willingly and ably as she plays the piano. Margaret F. Vaughan, A.B. We all liked the way she talked, the way she taught, and the charming manner in which she in¬ troduced Gram-ma English. T welve

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Lila E. Winchester, A.B. Latin People say Latin is a dead language,” but if they had the opportunity of taking it with Miss Winchester, they would find it so interesting, they too. wouldn ' t mind being dead.” Jtt JOUmaruun The Class of 193 0 wish to extend warm sympathy to the friends and relatives of Halford Crockett, who, last year, was killed in an elevator accident. As President of the Class of ’29, Hal” did his best and worked hard to help his class along. He had intended to go to Fitchburg Normal School, but his premature death shattered this plan. God bless you. Hal,” and may you rest in peace. Fourteen