Franklin High School - Oskey Yearbook (Franklin, MA)

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PRISCILLA BULLUKIAN, B.S.S. This is our teacher of business subjects and a nice teacher she is, too. Her classes find her a pleasant teacher who is always ready to help. If you have been in her classes, you know she’s humorous and thus many a hard time is bridged easily. MISS HELEN M. CROWLEY, A.B. The all around good teacher of Horace Mann, whose pleasing temperament results in most interesting classes. JAMES J. DOHERTY, A.B. Mathematics Mr. Doherty is one of the best-liked teachers in the school. Through his efficient teaching, mathematics has been chosen, liked, and mastered by many. MISS MARION E. LAWRENCE, B.S. French She has pulled many of us out of the darkness of French verbs, into light. Her pleasant manner of teach¬ ing the subject is a reason why her classes were always so full. 9

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i MR. CHARLES F. FRASER Sub-M.aster Sciences Franklin High is indeed fortunate in possessing such a versatile teacher. Whenever “Doc” coached a play it was sure to be a success. His intensive knowledge of chemistry and physics make him a valuable instructor. Who can ever forget the jokes he used to spring on un¬ suspecting victims? MISS ALICE WIGGIN, A.B. English A great personality is she, a person from whom you could seek advice when in doubt. None can equal her great knowledge of English. She was a teacher who was loved by all. MISS DOROTHY M. ANDERSON, A.B. Economics Miss Anderson is one of those teachers that Franklin High School would find very hard to do without. The splendid Glee Club is only one example of what she has done to make our school the best. ALICE L. BEANE, B.S. Physical Uh, huh? here’s Beanie, our peppy physical instructor. Of course you know her. If you don’t, take your first opportunity on a Monday or Wednesday and see her teach those dance steps. We’re sure none can beat Beanie, and only wish we could be in her classes another year. 8

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MARION LITTLEFIELD, A.B. Latin One would never know that Latin was a dead lan¬ guage if he took it with Miss Littlefield, for she had a way all her own, of putting life into the supposedly dead language. bart j. McDonough, a.b. Athletics Bart, our physical instructor, coached our football, basket ball, and baseball teams this year. He was well liked by all the fellows, and we hope he will be here and coach for many more years. GERTRUDE E. MITIGUY, B.S. Homemaking—English In the Homemaking and English department we find her always ready to help to teach us new things in the line of cooking, sewing, and English. Just seeing the fine results in those classes we know that the pupils have interesting times there. MISS PETERSON Commercial Subjects Miss Peterson has worked hard to make us all efficient and business-like individuals. Who could help but follow her sound advice. 10