Franklin High School - Oskey Yearbook (Franklin, MA)

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Editor Alice Ducharme Business Manager Florence Poienza Social Committee Fred D ' ERRICO, Chairman Martha Bishop Rita McCahill Edward Welik English Advisers Miss Alice Wiggin Miss Marion Holmes Advertising Committee Michael CATALDO, Chairman Milton Capland John Jenest Vincent Molinaro Editorial Committee ELYNOR BUFFONE, Chairman ALDO Bartelloni Ray Brennan Tony DiPardo Elizabeth D ' Orazio Barbara Hutchinson Elizabeth Kearney Jean Mackintosh Nicholas Muccillo Edna Nason Leona Proulx Lenard Shangraw Literary Editor Helena Dwyer Art Committee Archie Howell. Chairman Edna Spencer Barbara Smith Girls’ Sports May Johnson Boys’ Sports William Haughey Class Faculty Adviser Mr. Joseph DePasqua Page Ten Nineteen Hundred Thirty-Nine

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§ CHARLES F. FRAZER Sub-Master Chemistry, Physics Franklin High is indeed fortunate in possessing a teach¬ er who has helped us to enjoy life, both in class and out. His wide knowledge of chemistry and physics makes him a valuable teacher. His classes not only teach a pupil to think quickly, but also to find lively “comebacks” for his jokes. Whenever “Doc’’ coached a play, it was a sure success. ALICE WIGGIN English Miss Wiggin is one teacher that F. H. S. would find very hard to do without or to replace. She has a great personality and a thorough understanding of English. Whenever a pupil is in doubt, he can always be sure of getting sound advice from her. She is also admired for her sound viewpoints on life. MARION LAWRENCE CHILSON French, English When we learned that Miss Lawrence was going to leave, we, especially those who were fortunate enough to be in her classes, were a sad “bunch of youngsters.” We hope that her marriage career will be a successful one. MARION LITTLEFIELD MacGREGOR Latin, English, Penmanship Throughout our years at F. H. S. we have found that Mrs. MacGregor was always willing to help us in any way. Her understanding nature and her willingness to cooperate have made her one of our best friends. They say, that, “one man’s loss is another man ' s gain”; this certainly will be true when Mrs. MacGregor leaves F. H. S. to take up married life. Page Twelve Nineteen Hundred Thirty-Nine