Franklin High School - Oskey Yearbook (Franklin, MA)

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0 MRS. MARIE RILEY Music When we had floated teacherless for some time, the guidance of our vocal inclinations was placed in Mrs. Riley’s hands, which have been very competent. MRS. IRENE K. WIGHT Drawing Under Mrs. Wight’s expert and enthusiastic instruction, talent is sure to blossom into beauty. MARIE HYDE History We had a new teacher our senior year, Miss Hyde. All who were in her classes feel F. H. S. has gained a fine per¬ sonality and we hold hope for the historical knowledge of our successors. JOSEPH DePASOUA Italian — Business Practice — Commercial Law When it was decided to add Italian to our curricula, Mr. DePasqua was chosen to teach it. He has done this very forcefully, his students and others believe. Page Sixteen

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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

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(Ulass ffifftcers President — BARBARA GOWING Vice President — FLORENCE MARTEL Secretary — RAE ATWOOD Treasurer — EDMUND KEEFE Class Colors — Maroon and Gold Class Motto — “Through difficulties to success” Class Flower — Dark Rose Class Marshal — Charles Marchand (Cmmnertammti pernors First Essay NATALIE RUSSOY Second Essay DORIS DeJORDY V aledictorian BARBARA GOWING Salutatorian WILMA WINTERS Third Essay OLIVE CROWELL Fourth Essay RETA JOHNSON 0 Page Seventeen