Franklin High School - Oskey Yearbook (Franklin, MA)

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EMMA CHELOTTI 64 North Park Street Franklin, Mass. “Graceful and useful all she does.” Always willing to help everyone, Emma is a very kind- hearted, well-thought-of member of the class. Quiet and self- possessed she has a warm smile that’s guaranteed to make you smile in return. Emma is also athletically inclined and in track meets our class owes many points to Emma’s winning jumps. No firm desiring efficiency in its employees could possibly pass up Emma. Basketball 1, Track 1-2-3-4. ALICE COREY 20 Ruggles Street Franklin, Mass. “AL” “Jest and youthful jollity.” Whenever you see a curley, brown-haired girl surrounded by a group, you will be assured of a good time if you join the crowd. Alice could brighten any dull day with her cheery com¬ ments. She has done a great deal for the “Blue and White” by sup¬ plying it with the interesting facts about the students and teach¬ ers in the Walter Winchell column. A1 proved to be a very good saleswoman as is proved by the large number of papers she sold. Best wishes to the girl who could take jokes as well as give them. Blue and White 4, Music 1, Halloween Party 3. CLARE COSTELLO 14 High Street Franklin, Mass. “Long and lovely, cool and white.” Clare is one of our very quiet seniors, a fact which proves that still water does run deep. She is tall, attractive, and soft- spoken. (Miss Wiggin will bear out the last part of this state¬ ment.) All who know Clare report that her sense of humor and wit are extreme. Clare enjoys playing her violin, and like her brother, she too, will probably be headed for a musical career at the com¬ pletion of a course at Dean. Music 1, Dramatics 3, Orchestra 1-2-3-4, Freshman Ac¬ quaintance Party 4, Halloween Party 4, President of Orches¬ tra 4. HELEN CRANDALL 219 Union Street Franklin, Mass. “Pure and noble is thy soul; Success and honor mark thy goal.” Helen is dependable, loyal, energetic, and sensible, always willing to do her share and prepared to boost her school. Not one social activity was held without the presence of this lovable girl. Never indolent, but like the busy bee, one would find her at all times occupied with something useful. With temperate will she reduced her obstacles. A gift which would be most appreciated by the faculty would be a group of students like Helen. Year Book Committee 4, Basketball 1-2, Music 1-2, Glee Club 3-4, Hockey 1-2, Dramatics 3-4, Hallowe’en 3. Page Twenty-Three

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NICHOLAS BUCHANIO 17 Howard Place Franklin, Mass. “Nick” “Nicky” “I dare do all that may become a man. Who dares do more is none.” Nick is one of the happiest fellows in High School, always laughing and never with a gloom on his face. For four years this smile has traveled with him. Nicky went out for only one sport but that was enough, as he played great football games. Friends Nick had and plenty of them. He was always seen talking to some girl, but do we blame the girls? What he plans for his future is hard to say, but we wish all the good luck there is to a good sport like “Nicky.” Football 3-4, Halloween Committee 3, Music 4. GORDON BUCKLEY 192 School Street Franklin, Mass. “JIM” “From the crown of his head to the sole of his foot, he is all mirth.” Gordon has always been one of our outstanding humorists. Combining actions with words, he could send a whole class into gales of laughter without the least effort. Evidently he enjoys being entertained as well as entertaining, for he admits to a par¬ tiality for following the Braves.” ‘Sticking around the Morse Theater” is another of his favored pastimes. Whether he be¬ comes a baseball player or movie magnate, we are sure “Jim” will succeed. Marshal 1-2, Band 1-2-3-4, Jr. Prom. Com. 3, Year Book Committee 4. ALEXANDER CAMERON Scott Hill Road Bellingham, Mass. “Legs” “Scotty” ‘‘Well-formed he was and of a goodly height, Active, and strong and valorous in fight.” Alex is one of our typical football heroes. His big frame was perfectly adapted for the rough and tumble of his favorite sport. How his dark and healthy tan is admired by many less fortunate in acquiring one! In case you have ideas of his being a sober, solemn chap, ask any of his bus companions to gain contrary information. Alex is hoping to continue school, but his plans are as yet indefi¬ nite. Football 4. RUTH CARLSON Union Street Franklin, Mass. “Ruthie” “Let me have sleek men about me” Ruth is full of fun and pep, a cute coquette, always willing to help a fellow out. She has taken four years of math, right on the chin, and is simply “buggy” about biology. We wonder why. A few more souvenirs and she will own the Dutchland farms. Ruthie will attend Dean next year and what will be Dean’s gain will be F. H. S.’s loss in regard to excellent piano playing. Won’t the little 3rd or 4th graders in a few years be lucky to have her for a teacher? Orchestra 1-2-3-4, Marshal 1-2-3-4, Dramatics 3-4, Fresh¬ man Acquaintance Committee 4. Page Twenty-Two

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Prospect Street Franklin, Mass. “Edie” “Colors of every tint and hue Mingle in one harmonious wholel” Though Edith has the hair and the artistic touch usually ac¬ companied by the artistic temperatment, you’ll find her a quiet, unassuming girl, slight of budd, and distinguished by a spon¬ taneous giggle that just will come out. Whenever a picture or poster of outstandingly lovely line and color appeared in school you didn’t have to look at the name to know that the artist was Edith. Here ' s wishing you fame and fortune in your chosen field of art. Art Committee for Prom. 1-2-3-4, Art Editor of Melting Pot” 3, Art Editor of Blue and White” 1, Art Committee for Oskey” 4. CATHERINE DAILEY Peck Street Franklin, Mass. Kitty” “Happiness is from within, not from without.’’ Such a happy person as Catherine is as refreshing as a cool breeze on a hot day. With Kitty around there are never any dull or tearful moments. Her girlish giggle, followed by her current, Yipee, Gramma, Yipee!” generally announces her presence. Her favorite sport is bike-riding—usually in the di¬ rection of cars. Kitty’s skill as a cook is readily attested to by her friends. If happiness is true success, Kitty has already found it. Glee Club 3, Music 1-2, Hallowe’en 4. EVELYN DAVIS 4 Summer Street Franklin, Mass. “Evy” “A perfect woman, nobly planned. To warn, to comfort, and command.” If you would have something well-done don ' t do it yourself, let Evelyn do it. She has the ability of managing things with the best results and has been a moving spirit of the class. The combination of beauty and brains is admittedly rare, but Evy always was at the top of the class and floating with ease through the hardest subjects, as well as being most attrac¬ tive, with dark wavy hair and a bright smile. Evelyn plans to enter Radcliffe College next fall. Chairman of Ring Committee 3-4, Associate Editor of the Oskey” 4, Dramatics 3-4, Tennis 3-4, Blue and White Staff 1, Marshal 4, Decorating Committee for Prom 3, Music 1. LUCY DeBAGGIS McCarthy Street Franklin, Mass. LOU” “Thought is deeper than all speech.” Never behind in anything—that’s Lucy. For four years her pleasing good nature has been warmly appreciated by F. H. S. Nothing is ever too much for Lou when a classmate needs some help. Her sound advice and ready-to-help spirit have accom¬ plished much to put things over. Not only in her studies but also in another field does her cleverness lie. She received in her sophomore year a reward for her excellent progress in home economics. We are certain the world will gratefully welcome this girl. Finance Comm. Oskey 4, Glee Club 4, Hallowe’en Party 4. Page Twenty-Four