Franklin High School - Oskey Yearbook (Franklin, MA)

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Jfjarefuorfr 1. When Life’s grim fight has wearied all our souls, And ceaseless toil has made us long for peace, When struggles for success have claimed our minds, Oh, Book, thou will be sure and swift release. 2 . Each picture shall unlock a secret drawer Of long-forgotten files in memory’s chest, Each word a pleasant story shall unfold, Each page invoke our tired hearts to rest. 3. And in our dreams again to see each face — Once more to hear the voice of long-gone friends Shall bear us far aloft on wings of joy, And happiness of love that never ends. JVcluuifalehgetttents We, the Editorial Board of the Oskey, in behalf of the Class of 1933, wish to extend our sincerest appreci¬ ation to those who have made this, our annual, possible. Among the others who have contributed to the success of this venture we particularly wish to thank Mr. Patty, whose guiding hand has always kept us pointed towards our goal; Miss Wiggin, who has super¬ vised the writing of the material; the photographer, whose clean-cut work has made possible the excellent pictures within this volume ; Mr. Ralston, for the spirit of cooperation he has shown; and to all others who have contributed to its success; and lastly we the Board wish to thank our classmates for the way in which they have supported our project. We know that this Oskey would never have been possible if the committee chosen to investig ' ate such a venture had not worked tirelessly toward that end. Therefore we hope that that committee will accept our whole-hearted thanks for their effort. If, in the editing of this book, we have made any errors, we solicit your kindly criticism; if we have of¬ fended anyone in any way, we beg an humble pardon. We hope that our edition of the Oskey will prove worthy enough to warrant the continuance of a year book and with this thought we give over to your hands Volume VI. T ivo