Franklin High School - Oskey Yearbook (Franklin, MA)

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PRISCILLA BULLUKIAN Shorthand — T ypewriting -— Business Practice — Commercial Geography Miss Bullukian is our friend and, like most friends, knows our weaknesses. Nevertheless, she labors patiently with us and greatly increases our store of knowledge. ALICE BEANE Physical Beanie” is hailed with enthusiasm everywhere, for wherever she is, there is sure to be something doing. JOHN F. RODGERS Manual Training —Mechanical Drawing Many of us had Mr. Rodgers in Junior High, and it was with pleasure that we greeted his arrival here, in our sophomore year. DORIS M. HATHAWAY Homemaking Miss Hathaway ' s new ideas and interesting manner of presenting them, are a joy to all her students. Page Fourteen

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MARION LITTLEFIELD Latin — English Endowed with that elusive quality that inspires us to do our best, not for the sake of a mark but because we value her good opinion of us, Miss Littlefield is an outstanding example of the triumph of personality over discipline. MARION LAWRENCE French Should we land in Paris by some miracle, we would be able to go about a bit, thanks to Miss Lawrence’s instruc¬ tion. E. FRANCES WASHBURN T ypewriting — Shorthand —— Bookkeeping Amid the staccato clatter of typewriters and in the midst of the whirls of shorthand, we find Miss Washburn, ever pleasantly helping us untangle ourselves from the knot of our stupid blunders. HELEN M. CROWLEY English — History — French Miss Crowley is one of the teachers whom the Ray School fire left roomless. She has cheerfully carried on her classes since then in whatever spare corner was handy, but her fine teaching has kept her students up to standard. Page Thirteen

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SMITH W. AMES Science and Biology With his room a rendezvous for white rats and musi¬ cians, Mr. Ames in school hours teaches biology to bud¬ ding scientists, and after hours directs our many musicians in the band and orchestra. GEORGE COLBERT Athletics The “Coach’’ barked his teams to victory, but barking dogs seldom bite and often are good-hearted underneath. HOWARD LAUNDRY Physical Mr. Laundry takes the boys over the high jumps and trains them to all sorts of acrobatics. The boys say he ' s O. K. MARION HOLMES English After subbing’ a year, Miss Holmes is now perman¬ ently among us. English cannot be dull when someone so attractive is the teacher. Page Fifteen