Franklin High School - Oskey Yearbook (Franklin, MA)

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GEORGE COLBERT Athletics Who said the Coach ' ' couldn ' t drive a car? Ask him; he’ll tell you all about it. Mr. Colbert came to us in our Senior year, and his excellent work certainly made our sports success¬ ful. HELEN M. CROWLEY English — History-—French Hers, the smile that wins the hearts of all in both Horace Mann and High School. The students in Horace Mann were indeed fortunate in having as teacher so charming a person as Miss Crowley. JAMES J. DOHERTY Mathematics Math sprinkled with plenty of wit and humor has been found very easy of digestion by those who have taken Mr. Doherty’s courses. This year Jim” started a hockey team which showed great promise both out-of-town and on our own improvised rink. CHARLES F. FRAZER Sub-Master—Sciences Doc is the teacher who has helped us to enjoy life in class and out, not only by what he says but also by what he does, i.e., his well-aimed jokes and his excellent direction in dra¬ matics. Page Eleven

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SMITH W. AMES Science and Biology The perseverance of a Koch and the abounding enthusiasm of a Pasteur combined with his own amiable personality have carried Mr. Ames out on top through a trying first year at F. H. S. DOROTHY M. ANDERSON History—Commercial Geography—Law and Economics Miss Anderson continues to do her share in teaching the students, as well as establishing a Glee Club of which our school can be proud. ALICE L. BEANE Physical Beanie’s pep and initiative have certainly made her well- liked by all the girls who have had her for gym and by those whom she has coached in basketball. PRISCILLA BULLUKIAN Shorthand — Typing—Business Practice — Comm. Geography Her willingness to help the interested and the curious to¬ gether with her dependable, even temperament, makes Miss Bullukian a favorite teacher. Page Ten

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High School would be deficient without Homemaking, and after having Miss Hathaway with us this year, we think Home¬ making would be deficient without her. HOWARD LAUNDRY Athletics Mr. Laundry, the young man who was responsible for the excellent physical exhibition, is acclaimed a pal by all the boys who pay him this homely tribute, “A regular fellow, he’s great.” MARION E LAWRENCE French Her congenial manner and radiant smile have accomplished much in conveying to her students an excellent interpretation of the French language. MARION LITTLEFIELD Latin As a charming and friendly person who inspires and en¬ courages, Miss Littlefield has won the deep admiration and re¬ spect of all her students, who all eventually appreciate the value of her teachings. Page Twelve