Franklin High School - Oskey Yearbook (Franklin, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1960 volume:

Will 1 m V ' : a® • 5SiSSB ■M-sSl SgSsgii i $ IS g ft -• ' ■• « WM _ z - - Jr- fiss, W tr ' NSSt-ji ’ slinS: MS K fpis8is8 £� £ If. 9 ' • —I .!■■« « � � ■ • ‘ Mki « j - - tz r “2 J}| j ssp4 ?4� S %0 - : 4 FRANKLIN, MASSACHUSETTS Superintendent of Schools BENJAMIN D. THOMAS Principal HENRI C. BEANE SCHOOL COMMITTEE LEONARD L. F. REMINGTON, Chairman MRS. KENNETH P. DOE LEWIS J. CATALDO VINCENT J. DeBAGGIS DR. RAYMOND D. MERGER GLASS NIGHT PROGRAM June 15, 1900 8:00 P.M. Address of Welcome . Jeffrey Beane Class President Selection - Ballet Scene from “Swan Lake ....Tschaikowskv High School Band Fred P. Sullivan, Director Class History . Martha Chilson Class Poem . Paul Rossetti Class Prophecy . Priscilla Perron Class Oration, “Among Our Flock . Dorothy Duthoit Selection - Western Horizons Overture. Keller High School Band Gifts to the Class. Rita Sharkowicz and John Higgins Class Will . Maureen Roveroft Class Song Donna Galvin COMMENCEMENT June 16, 1960 8:00 P.M. Processional . . High School Band Invocation. . Rev. John Dahlquist Salutatory . j Success . Faye Saltman First Essav . J “Divine Reflection Second Essay . Jeffrey Beane “Perseverance - A Vital Quality’ Class Gift to the School . . Jeffrey Beane Third Essay . “The Soviet Challenge . Marilyn Masi Fourth Essay. “The Unnoticed Revolution . Sally Stevens Valedictory. “Greatness Guaranteed” ... Marv-Ellen Lombardi Presentation of Awards. Principal Henri C.Beane Presentation of Diplomas. . Mrs. Kenneth P. Doe Class Song . . Donna Galvin Benediction. . Rev. John Dahlquist Recessional. . High School Band COMMENCEMENT WEEK Program Baccalaureate Service Sunday, June 12, 7:00 P.M. Sermon l v Rev. John Dahlquist Charles F. Frazer Auditorium Class Play, “Meet Me at the Prom Monday, June 13, 8:00 Alice L. Beane, Director Charles E. Frazer Auditorium Class Day Wednesday, June 15, 8:00 P.M. High School Cvmnasium Commencement Exercises Thursday, June 10, 8:00 P.M. High School Gymnasium Class Banquet and Dance Thursday, June 16, 10:30 P.M. King Philip Ballroom Wren (ham, Massachusetts President. Vice-President CLASS OFFICERS . Jeffrey Beane Nancv Bentley Secretary . Treasurer . Class Marshal .... Assistant Marshal Cl ass Advisor . . Maureen Tigue .... Rita Sharkowiez .... Robert D’Errico . Nello Luceini Millard 1). Harrison GRADUATES “Donna Marie Allard Roberta Jean Anderson William James Appleby Donald J. Arcaro Henry Joseph Bardol “Janice M. Bassignani John Patrick Bassignani “Jeffrey J. Beane Paul W. Beaudette Lawrence P. Benedetto “Nancy Alice Bentley Donald Michael Bertone “Mary Ann Bertoni “Brenda Winifred Bissanti “Carole Ann Bouchard Paul Edward Brown Clement T. Brunelli Ernest F. Brunelli, Jr. Donato Pierino Caravaggio Patricia Joann Chestercove “Martha Jean Chilson Patricia Mary Chiodetti Rosemary Cimino Carol Jean Cody Paul Richard Compton “Ralph Walter Cook III Barbara Anne Coughlin “Elizabeth Mary Crandall Lois E. Crandall Nancy Ann Crosby Marsha Marie Crosta Richard F. Crowley “Margaret Frances Davis Frances Edith DeBaggis “Sylvia Maria DeCecco Ralph A. DeLucia George L. DeRosier “Linda Winchester Doe “Charlotte Jane Doherty Barbara Jean K. Doyle Judith Ann Cynthia Du’Brule “Dorothy Marguerite Duthoit David Frank Erwin “Eileen Frances Feeley Priscilla Ann Ficco Jean N. Fitzgerald Thomas Walter Flicker “Donna Maria Galvin Linda Jean Giallonardo Janice Lee Gosselin Constance Edna Green Sandra Joan Heaton Jon Earle Higgins “Marjorie Mae Holland “Mary A. Hosf ord Sonja Ann Johnson Barbara Ruth Kelly Shirley U. Konis “Georgia Dorothy Kussmaul Arthur Joseph Laviolette “Phyllis Ann Lawton John Nicholas Lombardi “Mary-Ellen Lombardi Gary Luccini Domenic A. Macaione Linda Annette Mahaney James M. Marguerite Peter James Martin “Marilyn Ardell Masi “Susan Adelaide Mason “Patricia Ann McDonald Nadine Anne McGuire Kathleen Anne McMenemy Raymond E. Melo Karen Elaine Metcalf Anne Sophia Milton Richard A. Morin Irma Elaine Okuliczki Philip Van Ostrander James A. Patete Robert R. Pellegri Albert R. Perkins “Priscilla Jane Perron Ilona Jeanne Pisani Eugene Francis Pond James E. Rafter Linda Edith Richmond Paul N. Rossetti Maureen Bernadette Roycroft “Faye Deborah Saltman James L. Sawyer Joyce Carol Sawyer Philip Murdock Sewell Prudence Elisabeth Sharp Rita Anne Sharkowicz Barbara Ann Shurkus Ruth Ellen Stack “Sally Theresa Stevens Robert W. Sullivan “Lorna Dianne Symmes Alfio C. Taddeo Marie Anne Thibedeau Maureen Elizabeth Tigue “Linda Jean Trenouth John G. Turinese David L. Varjian Merrilee Vinton Elaine Nancy Vozzella Jeffrey C. Whipple R. Michael Wilbee Fred Allan Wood Members of the National Honor Society k � 8 N ’■ p a � pa Jf A -- ,. ■■ - SS MW ' ai’ i pw n • ■ ; % � .« Wmmm FrdtikJitv Massachusetts FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL Co-Editors Nancy Bently Jack Higgins OSKEY STAFF Os key Staff For the 32nd time, an Oskey staff has compiled a volume of memories, both in pictures and words, of our four years at Franklin High. Each yearbook should provide a vivid and accurate record of high school history. We have worked hard to maintain this primary functions of a yearbook, but in doing so, we have also tried to modernize and enliven this year’s Oskey. The ingredients of a yearbook are disagreement, creativity, organization, tolerance, and hard work. Our product is before you. As you leaf through these pages now and in the many years to come, it is our hope that they will help you recall with fondness your days at Franklin High. ns a ta .e v ee N aO oa ta CLERICAL STAFF (right to left) Manager: Pat Chiodetti Assistants: Rita Sharkowicz Phyllis Lawton Dorothy Duthoit Linda Mahaney Annette King OSKEY BUSINESS STAFF (right to left) Manager: Mary Ellen Lombardi Assistants: Judy Du’Brule Carol Bouchard Patricia MacDonald SPORTS STAFF (left to right) Managers: Raymond Melo Donna Galvin Assistants : Linda Giallonardo Jeff Beane LITERARY STAFF Manager: Sally Stevens Associates: Martha Chilson Barbara Coughlin Barbara Coughlin Georgia Kussmal Prudy Sharp Faye Saltman Rosey Cimino Nadine McGuire Charlotte Doherty Ruth Stack Janice Bassignani Lois Crandall Maiorie Holland STAFFS PHOTO STAFF ART STAFF Manager: Priscilla Perron Associates: Lonnie Pisani Mary Ellen Lombardi Irma Okuliozki Jack Higgins Paul Rossetti PRINCIPALS’ MESSAGE t, if ' ' r i fitl ' ft y y w VICE PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE As you graduate it is our hope that your years at Franklin High School will prove of lasting value in your future endeavors. My very best wishes to you all. SCHOOL COMMITTEE Chairman Leonard Remington Lila Doe Raymond Mercer Vincent DeBaggis Louis Cataldo OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Mary Diorio Mrs. Margaret Fleming Mrs. Nora Minnichelli CAFETERIA STAFF Gertrude Cataldo, Supervisor Mrs. Mary Bertoni Mrs. Olga Mahan Mrs. Molly Pisini CUSTODIANS John Dailey, Head Custodian Albert J. Huntley Edward J. Doherty NURSE Mrs. Nellie I. Saunders Boston University A.B. Department Head, English FACULTY Ralph F. Jacobs Wentworth Institute Mechanical Drawing, Manual Arts Janies F. Cove, III St. Francis College B.A. English Thurlo A. Russell Colby College A. B. Mathematics Edna B. Dufresne Vito V. Gerardi Fitchburg Teachers College B.S. Bridgewater teachers College Ed. M. Department Head. Manual Arts Mary L. Doherty Hyannis Teachers College B.S. English. Speech Salem Teachers College B.S. Ed. Commercia l Department Marion E. Holmes Janet L. Strack Boston Univeristy A.B. English FACULTY Winslow N. Weeks Boston University B.A French Lionel M. Leclerc Boston College A.B. Indiana University M.A French, Spanish Edith N. Cohenno Massachusetts College Of Art B.F.A Art, Mechanical Drawing Ruth E. Shribman Boston University B.S. Ed Commercial Department Fred P. Sullivan B.U. School of Music B.M. Ed Supervisor of Music Anthony V. Pisini Dean Academy Athletic Director, Phys Ed H. Dean Peterson North Eastern University A.B Joseph F. Mastromarino Boston University A.B. Latin, Economics ' v,- i ' S A ' Millard D. Harrison University of Maine B.A Social Studies John M. Quinlan Harvard A.B. Social Studies FACULTY Kenneth J. Rose Vice-principal Guidance, Mathematics Tufts College A. B. mm - ■ J. Murray Stevens Univ. New Hamphshire M. Ed. Holy Cross B.S. Department Head, Sciences William J. Rex University of Massachusetts B.S. Biology, Physiology, Math Alice L. Beane Sargent College B.S. Ed. Boston University M.S. Ed. Physical Training, Health Education ‘Jr ' Francis Mageau Rhode Island College of Education Ed. B. Biolog)’, Science, Algebra Mildred M. White Framingha m Teachers College B.S. Household Arts V ' - ' f- CLASS PRESIDENT JEFFERY JACOBS BEANE “Jeff” 15 Highland Street Virtue—Blue Eyes, Ambition—Success through college. Pet Peeve—To lose, Supressed Desire—To play college ball. Favorite Saying—“Ignorance is Bliss.” Whether engaged in athletics or in the politics of class, and extra-class intellectual endeavors, Jeff’s word and presence have more than once saved the day. With a start such as this and the qualities which we have enumerated, we have every assurance of his ultimate success. Ever field of activity is opened to him ... and in every field he is welcome. ACTIVITIES: Class President 1, 2, 3, 4, .Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Honor Society 1, 2, President 2, Blue and White 3, Oskey 1, 4, Grand March 2, 3, 4, Senior Honor Society 3, 4, Yearbook Sports Staff 4, Driver Ed. 3, Prom Com¬ mittee 3. SECRETARY M AUREEN T1GUE “Tickle” 67 Dean Avenue Virtue—Smile, Ambition—To be an airline hostess. Pet Peeve—Punctual People, Suppressed Desire—to go to Ireland, Favorite Saying —“ Don ' t let me forget.. . .” Maureen is a typical Irish Colleen, her eyes are always dancing with merriment and a completely, irresistible, infectious grin. Her cheery greeting to all has made her a class favorite. Such talents as these guarantee a suc¬ cessful future for the “Tiger.” ACTIVITIES: Class Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 4 , Junior Prom Committee 3, Oskey 3, 4, Driver Ed. 3, Softball 2, Bowling 4, Badminton 1, 2, 4, Initiation Committee 4 , Volleyball 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 4. OFFICERS TREASURER RITA ANNE SHARKOWICZ “Sharkey” 189 School Street Ambition—To go to Business School, Pet Peeve—The Irish who are always bragging, Suppressed Desire—To own a 1960 White Thunderbird with Red upholstery, Favorite Companion — Johnny. Rita has been our capable treasurer for the last three years. She is one of the best looking and best dressed girls in our class. Her dry humor and many quips have kept her friends laughing throughout high school. With her experience as a leader and her friendly disposition, she should have a bright future to look forward to. ACTIVITIES: Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Oskey 1, 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Prom Committee 3, Driver Ed, 3, Bowling 4, Badminton 1, 2, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 4, Grand March 3. VICE PRESIDENT NANCY BENTLEY 1252 West Central Street Ambition—Math teacher. Pet Peeve—31 miles, Suppress¬ ed Desire—To own an lmpala. Favorite Saying—What an Idiot. We all realize Nancy’s outstanding achievements in the past four years as a fellow student and tireless worker for us. But, above all, we will remember her as a good friend. Her contributions to the success of our Senior year form a long list for which she can be justly proud. Vice President 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Co-Editor 4, Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Bowling 1, 2, 4, Volleyball 2, Badminton 2, Prom Committee 3, Grand March 3, Oskey 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERTA ANDERSON “Bobbie’’ Miller Street Virtue — Complexion, Ambition—To be a nurse, Pet Peeve—Getting up early. Suppressed Desire—To travel. Favorite Saying — “Honest! !” Bobbie’s neat appearance and dewy complexion will certainly enhance her nurse’s uniform when she fulfills her ambition. One of the things Bobbie treasures is her Killer Kowalski autograph. It is evident that Bobbie has a yen for the unusual and for travelling. ACTIVITIES: Prom Committee 3. Holly Ball Committee 4, Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton. WILLIAM APPLEBY “Billy” “Willy” East Central Street Virtue—Sense of Humor, Ambition—To own a “60 white Thunderbird, Usually found—Pool Parlor, Pet Peeve—School, Suppressed Desire—To meet Annette Funicillo, Favorite Saying—“You animal!!” When Bill is around you certainly know it. Billy is well liked for his offbeat sense of humor and witty remarks. With his gay personality and ability to get along with others we are sure he will succeed in all he undertakes. DONNA M. ALLARD 17 Orchard Street Virtue —Curley Hair, Ambition — College, Pet Peeve — Working, Suppress¬ ed Desire —To be happy. Favorite Saying — Really? Donna is a most cheerful member of the class. She has won many friends with her winning personality and smile. Her artistic ability has been a great help to us. Donna’s pretty curly hair and neatness will always be remembered. Donna can usually be found with a group of Senior girls laughing and having a good time. You can always be sure of a cheerful “Hi” from Donna when you enter the A P. ACTIVITIES: Prom Committee 3, Driver Ed. 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, Treasurer Freshman Year. DONALD ARCARO “Mr. A” 130 Cottage Street Virtue—Curly black hair. Ambition—Become a Civil Engineer, Hangout — Roslindale Square, Favorite Companion—Donald Bertone. The students of F.H.S. don’t see Donald around town very much but if you happen to be heading through Roslindale, keep a sharp lookout for him. Civil engineering is your ambition Don and with your nimble fingers you’ll soon be on the road to success. HENRY BARDOL Hank 227 Union Street Virtue — Eyes, Ambition—To go in the Navy—Pet Peeve — School, Suppress¬ ed Desire—T obe a millionaire. Favorite Saying — “Never” Hank is one of our up and coming photographers. Beside he is a fine addition to any gathering where his witty remarks are a source of entertainment. If his plans materalize, Hank will become a Navy recruit upon graduation and it is quite probable he will rise to undreamed of heights. Eventually he may even become an admiral. ACTIVITIES: Camera Club, Glee Club, Driver Ed. 4. JANICE BASSIGNANI “Bug” “Dice” 185 Wachusett Street Virtue — Smile, Ambition—To be an Airline Hostess, Pet Peeve Waiting for letters, Suppressed Desire—November 17, 1960, Favorite Saying— “Surer Janice is one of Franklin High’s most attractive girls. One never sees Janice without a smile on her face and because of her good nature, she is liked by all her classmates. If Janice can’t be found, we know that she must be trying to talk her way out of something, that s Dice. ACTIVITIES: Badminton 2, 4, Volleyball 2, 4, Driver Ed. 4, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Yearbook 4, Oskey 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM BEAUDETTE “Bill” 299 West Central Street Virtue—To make something out of life, Pet Peeve: Girls who wear finger¬ nail polish. Suppressed Desire—To find one. Favorite Saying—He who knows, knows. Bill is one of our best all around athletes. Bill is a cheerful student, liked by everyone. His friendliness will lead him down the road of sucess. If everyone had Bill’s disposition there there would be no problems in the world. In short, he has been the blithe spirit of the class. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Grand March 3. LAWRENCE BENEDETTO “Larry” 34 Cleveland Avenue Virtue—Good Looks, Ambition—Play pro-football, join the U.S. Marines, Pet Peeve Carol Cody, Suppressed Desire—To retire as a millonaire at the age of 19, Favorite Saying — “Care”. Did you say, “Who was causing all the laughing in the corridors?” Most likely it was Larry. He has made us all laugh at one time or another. The titles, “Best Looking,” “Most Popular,” and Football Co- Captain show the wide range of his abilities and influence. We hope he will retain these fine qualities throughout life. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4, Driver Ed. 3, Basketball 2, 4, Baseball 2, 4. JOHN PATRICK BASSIGNANI “Johnny” 189 Peck Street Virtue — Happy-go-lucky manner. Ambition—To join the Navy, Usually Found — Working, Pet Peeve — Things, Suppressed Desire—To go to Canada, Favorite Saying—“Dick Who?” With his warm smile and pleasing personality, Johnny is sure to continue making friends for many years. If you are looking for Johnny, he can usually be found either working on, or riding around in his car. We are sure that wherever Johnny goes, he will make good in life and be a credit to our class. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 2, Driver Ed. ' t. DONALD BERTONE “Don” 173 Wachusetts Street Virtue — Cooperativeness, Ambition — To be a veterinarian, Pet Peeve — Getting up early. Suppressed Desire — to further his education, Favorite Saying — “A penny saved is a penny earned.” “Don” is one of the quieter boys of the class, but whenever noise is heard he can be found somewhere about. His choice of Veterinarian medicine as a profession gives testimony of his ability. When we men¬ tioned above the quietness of “Don’s” nature, we unconsciously hit upon the keynote of his character. We have the utmost confidence that this trait of his will lead him to success. MARY ANN BERTON1 “Mary” East Central Street Virtue — Blushing, Ambition — to become a nurse. Usually Found — with Bob, Favorite Saying—W ell-l-l. Mary appears to be a quiet member of our class, but when she is with her class friends you can usually find her laughing or blushing. Mary contains the qualities of a fine nurse. We hope you will use these qualities, Mary, to make many people happy in the future. ACTIVITIES: Junior Prom 3, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 2, Halloween Dance 1, Bowling 1. 49 Dean Avenue Virtue — Eyes, Ambition—Elementary School Teacher, Pet Peeve — Boys, Suppressed Desire-—To teach. Favorite Saying — How about that. Brenda is a petite package of pep from her sparkling eyes down to her toes. She is one of our “twirlers ’ and also takes a very active part in all girls’ sports. She has her serious side too. She is a member of the Student Council, and possesses the quality of friendliness endearing her to all. ACTIVITIES: Marjorette 1-4, Badminton 1-4, Student Council 4, Soft- ball 1-4, Bowling 1-4, Volleyball 1-4, Chorus 2, 4. BRENDA BISSANTI “Be Be” CAROLE ANN BOUCHARD 37 Moore Avenue Virtue Organization, Ambition — Nurse, Pet Peeve — Teachers, Suppressed Desire—To be a millonaire, Favorite Saying — “Yep. The dark-haired, dark eyed girl with the friendly “hi” is our classmate Carole. Her ability for organization has helped our class when we were in need. Carole’s pleasing smile and natural manner have made her one of the best liked girls in our class. ACTIVITIES: Prom Committee 3, Oskey 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Initiation Dance 4, Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Grand March 3, 4, Basket¬ ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4. PAUL EDWARD BROWN 27 Marvin Avenue “Brownie” Virtue Red Hair, Ambition—to be an engineer, Pet Peeve — Homework, Suppressed Desire—To go to Northeastern, Favorite Saying—“Everything is lost if you lose your humor.” Paul, along with just a few other boys, managed to uphold the scho¬ lastic reputation of our class. As much as he was a scholar, he was a gentleman. Paul plans to make engineering his career, and we feel sure that he will master that, as well as he mastered everything here. We are certain of this for he has the determination to make a success of it. ACTIVITIES: Driver Education 4, Honor Society 1, 2. CLEM BRUNELLI “Clem” 102 Peck Street Virtue—Good Naturedness, Ambition—To join the Coast Guard, Pet Peeve — School, Suppressed Desire—To own a 40 Foot Boat, Favorite Say¬ ing—“Yeah but! Clem is one of the quieter members, but that’s not saying he isn’t well liked. Everyone knows him to be very friendly and likable. He has a great knack of making friends with his everlasting smile and easy¬ going manner. Some day, Clem will hit every goal he wants in life. ACTIVITIES: Driver Ed 4, Basketball 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 4. ERNEST FRANCIS BRUNELLI “Butchie” 228 Summer Street Virtue—Neatness and good looks, Ambition—Trying to find one. Pet Peeve—Staying in nights. Suppressed Desire—To join the Marines , Favorite Saying: “John Shaba.” Butchie, although he is quiet in school, is altogether different when with a group of friends. Butchie’s neatness and good looks are his main virtues, and for these he is well known along with his achievements on the football field. If Butchie retains his friendly and polite manner, we are sure it will make his life successful. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Grand March 3, Glee Club 2. PATRICIA JO-ANN CHESTERCOVE “Pat” 230 Chestnut Street Virtue — Quietness, Ambition—To do something I like, Pet Peeve — Height, Suppressed Desire—To please someone very special in my life, Favorite Saying: “Do what you think is best!” Pat works diligently at her schoolwork and always has everything done. Her silent busyness, consistency, and reliability, will be definite assets in her career—social work. Pat is a nature-lover and would like to live in the country where her hobby of raising animals would thrive. DONATO P. CARAVAGGIO “Donny” 238 Union Street Virtue — Honesty, Am.bition—To be an engineer, Pet Peeve — Study, Sup¬ pressed Desire—To be a smart man. Favorite Saying — “Well.” Donato deserves great praise. Although he came from Italy, he seems to have mastered the English language very well. Even though Donato is quiet you are sure to recognize him by his smile. His honesty blended with determination forms the complete man whom we admire so greatly. I ' SwiigT MARTHA JEAN CHILSON 33 Fales Street Virtue — Hair, Suppressed Desire—To have a Continental Mark V, Ambition—Kindergarten Teacher, Favorite Saying—“Put off till tomorrow what you don ' t have to do today. Martha’s gaiety and imagination make her an interesting personality. She is noted for her poised and graceful manner. Martha will always be remembered as a well-dressed figure, pleasantly accentuated by a blond pony tail and a friendly smile. ACTIVITIES: Oskey 3, Red Cross Drive: 3, Grand March 2, Glee Club 3, Decoration Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Public Speaking 3, Volleyball 1, 2, Badminton 1, 2, Basketball 1, Drivers Ed. 4. PATRICIA MARY CHIODETTI “Pat” “Chet” 40 Alpine Place Virtue — Smile, Ambition — Hairdressing, Suppressed Desire—To own a white ' 56 Lincoln Convertible with red upholstery. Pet Peeve—To repeat anything twice. Favorite Saying: — “Never! Some people never seem to be unhappy. Pat is that type of person. She is always willing to lend a helping hand. This was proved by the great job she did as manager of the Clerical Staff. Pat was bestowed with the title “Best Dressed” Senior girl, and besides that she has a personality plus. “Chet” is sure to go far in this world if the ’58 green Ford gets her there! ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 4, Badminton 1, 2, 4, Prom Committee 3, Oskey 1, 2, 4, Driver Ed. 3, Bowling 4, Yearbook 4, Dance Committee 2, 3, 4. ROSEMARY FRANCES CIMINO “Rosey” “Roe” 35 Alpine Place Virtue — Personality, Ambition — Hairdresser, Pet Peeve—Irishmen who are always talking about Ireland. (Tick) Suppressed Desire—To join the Navy and be on the U.S.S. Courtney, Favorite Saying: — “Start!! Whenever there’s a group of gay, laughing people, there’s Rosey, and you can be sure that she’s making them laugh. She has kept everyone entertained during all our High School years. She never seems to run out of funny, clever little remarks. Rosey is also one of the friendliest girls in our class. We hope she will retain these fine qualities throughout life. ACTIVITIES: Intramural Sports 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, Driver Ed. 3, Initiation Committee 4, Yearbook Staff 4. ■ • RALPH WALTER COOK III 664 East Central Street ' Nickname — Ralphie, Virtue—Hard working. Ambition—Chemical En¬ gineer-, Suppressed Desire—To play sports in high school. Favorite Say¬ ing—“A penny saved is a penny earned.” Ralph can be proud of his achievements while in Franklin High. He has been a good studen and a hard worker. His scientific abilities, as Mr. Stevens will agree, will allow his ambition to become a chemical engineer to he fulfilled. If Ralph continues to strive conscientiously toward goals, he may achieve status as a college athlete. ACTIVITIES: Math Club 4. ftCSSfl ■ CAROL JEAN CODY “Cood” 42 King Street virtue — Irish Eyes, Ambition—To become an Airline Hostess, Pet Peeve—Larry and Charlie, Suppressed Desire—To own a ’56 white Lin¬ coln with red leather upholstery, Favorite Saying—“Who cares” “Wha- . 99 a-a-t. Carol is a girl with a sunny smile, sparkling eyes, and a cheery hello for all. She never seems to have a care in the world for she seems to have a knack of getting out of all the mischief she gets herself into. She truly was a benefit to our cheerleading squad as co-captain in her senior year. ACTIVITIES: Cheering 2, 3, 4, Badminton 1, 2, 4, Bowling 4, Basket¬ ball 1, 4, Prom Committee 4, Driver Ed. 3, Blue and White 1, Volley¬ ball 3, 4, Oskey 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 3. 225 Pond Street Virtue — Honesty, Ambition—to own a large farm. Suppressed Desire — Make a million (quarts of milk). Favorite Saying — “No substitute for hard work.” If we desire information concerning farming, Paul is the boy to ask. He is very experienced in tbis field and knows all the newest techniques in agriculture. Besides his splendid farm knowledge, Paul’s virtues in¬ clude frankness, scrupulous, honesty, and friendliness. He is always ready to entertain his friends with his jovial humor. ACTIVITIES: Driver Ed. 3. PAUL RICHARD COMPTON BARBARA ANNE ELIZABETH COUGHLIN “Barb” “Coffy” 35 East Street Virtue — Friendliness, Ambition—to graduate from college. Suppressed Desire—To meet and sing with Frank Sinatra, Favorite Companion—Irma and Mardi. Gay laughter and loquaciousness are Barbara’s most prominent traits. She is also truly individual and appears to have the talent necessary for an actress. Her energy and intellectual interests are boundless. These and her friendly manner constitute an interesting personality. ACTIVITIES: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, Red Cross Drive 3, French National Honor Society. LOIS CRANDALL “Japo” “Lo” 64 Cottage Street Virtue — Hair, Ambition—To be a scucess. Pet Peeve — Insults. Suppressed J) es i re — To become Elvis’s secretary, Favorite Saying: “I’m sick!” Here she is, “Japo,” one of the outstanding funsters of our class. A laugh here, a laugh there make her day and everyone else’s a brighter one. Wherever you see a group of happy people, you are sure to see Lois. A great great friend and a big help at making a party more fun, we are sure that if Lois keeps her good humor and happy smile, she will make her goal in life. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 4, Grand March 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Driver Ed. 3, Skey 3, 4, Volleyball 4, Bowling 4. ELIZABETH MARY CRANDALL “Betty” Gitlget - ’ Short Street Virtue — Personality, Ambition —To travel, Pet Peeve — 9 Pond Street, Sup¬ pressed Desire—To grow about four inches. Favorite Saying — “Panic! Panic! Here comes that green Plymouth! There’s Betty with a carload of friends. They’re sure to have an exciting time with lots of laughs and friendly jostling. Betty is renowned not only for her quietness but; more important, for her endless unselfishness. MARSHA CROSTA “Crosti” 20 Garfield Street Pet Peeve — Mr. Harrison s “Joy Street,” Ambition—To become a Regis¬ tered Nurse, Suppressed Desire—To live in Miami Beach, Florida, Us¬ ually Found — Milford. In our dealings with Marsha we have never seen her lose her serene and tranquil composure. “Crosti” has displayed a genial good-nature and a subtle grace in trying situations. We are confident that success will crown these wonderful traits as in her days at F.H.S. ACTIVITIES: Blue and White 1, Drill Team 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 4, Badminton 1. 4, Softball 1, 4, Prom Committee 3, Hollyball 4, Driver Ed. 3. RICHARD CROWLEY “Ric” Joval Court Virtue—A good line, Ambition—To make a million, Pet Peeve—Girls, Suppressed Desire—To be a confirmed bachelor. Favorite Saying How about that!” Ric is one of our many Casanovas, yet his pet peeve is girls and his suppressed desire is to be a bachelor. I think its the other way around, but Ricky is bashful. “How about that,” Ric? ? ? ACTIVITIES: Chorus 3, 4, Track 3, Driver Ed. 4, Grand March 3, 4, Basketball 2, Hockey 3. NANCY ANN CROSBY “Nan” 124 Elm Street Virtue—Sense of Humor, Ambition—Private Secretary, Pet Peeve — Teasing, Suppressed Desire—To own a convertible. Favorite Saying — “7 feel good!” Nan is well-known as the office girl with the terrific sense of humor. She hates teasing and is usually either at “Lakeview” or with Lonnie. Anyone who knows Nancy also knows her favorite expression “I feel good. After graduating she would like to become a private secretary and possessing a geniality which denotes general popularity—her per¬ sonality is destined for success. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club, Oskey 1, 2, Prom 3. MARGARET FRA NCES DAVIS “Marg” 285 Grove Street Virtue — Quietness, Ambition—To be a fashion illustrator. Pet Peeve — Overcrowded school conditions. Suppressed Desire—To travel. Favorite Saying — haven ' t got my homework done. “Marg is the quiet girl in our classes, but don’t let that fool you. She has a vivid personality. She’s usually found with a paint brush and we’re sure this talent will fulfill her suppressed desire, to travel. “Marge excels in all her subjects but she’s often worried about having her homework done. Who needs homework with marks like Margaret’s? ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, Baseball 1, Volleyball 1, Badminton 1, Prom Committee 3, Junior Honor Society 1, 2, Senior Honor society 3, 4. FRANCIS EDITH DeBAGGIS “Franny” 121 Fisher Street Virtue—Smile, Ambition—To get married. Pet Peeve—John Turinese, Suppressed Desire To go to California, Favorite Saying — “Yep! Happy-go-lucky! thats just the adjective to describe Franny! She is alw r ays laughing and fooling around and never seems to have a care in the world. She speaks to everyone and provides many a laugh for those talking to her. There’s ne er a dull moment when Franny is around. Keep your smile always, Franny for future friends. ACTI ITIES: Basketball 1, 3, Oskey 1, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Grand March 3, Badminton 1, 3. 4, Volleyball 1, 3, 4. RALPH ALBERT DeLUCIA “ Ralph ie” 73 Wachusetts Street I irtue Athletic Ability Ambition—Baseball Player, Suppressed Desire _ 7’o have lots of MONEY, Pet Peeve—Teachers, Favorite Saying—“YA, o.k.l Ralphie is admired by all his friends, and since his is not the nature that makes enemies, it might be easier to say everyone values his friend¬ ship. Note the list of activities, add a thousand other deeds performed for friends, and you will have a picture—incomplete indeed—of a gentleman. ACTIVITIES: Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3 4, Captain 4, Drivers Ed. 3. LINDA DOE “L. D.” 65 Maple Street Virtue—Neatness and Good Looks, Ambition—looking for one. Pet Peeve —Empty CARE packages. Suppressed Desire—Go to the U. of Maine, Favorite Saying—“Too Much” The beauty of our class is Linda, with her dark brown hair and dancing blue eyes. We, who have so long known you, Linda, and admired your gifted personality, have every reason to feel safe predicting your future triumphs. We hear you want to attend the U. of Maine the country is nice. HUH Linda? ACTIVITIES: Drill Team 2, 3, National Honor Society, Chorus 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Yearbook 4, Blue and White 1, 2, Volleyball 3, 4, Badminton 1, 4, Debating Club 3, Grand March 1, 2, French National Honor Society 3, 4, Oskey 1, 2, Red Cross Drive 3, Class Play 2, Decoration Committee 3. GEORGE LOUIS DeROSIER 41 South Street Virtue — Hair, Ambition—To be a fireman, Pet Peeve—Getting up in the morning. Suppressed Desire—to own a new car. Favorite Saying — “o.k., why not.” George is considered a good sport. He is always willing to lend a helping hand. Because of George’s generosity and thoughtfulness he has won many close friends. Needless to say he is liked by all. ACTIVITIES: Football 2. SYLVIA MARIA DICECCO “Syl” 16 Howard Street Virtue-Eyes, Ambition—To see the world Pet Peeve — Elevators, Suppress¬ ed Desire—To out-talk Warren, Favorite Saying — “Sure” “Ta-Heck ” Here’s to the girl with a wonderful disposition one whom we have never seen cross, and who has never been too busy to lend a helping hand or to do some favor for her friends. She has been prominent in school activities, such as the captain of the drill team in her senior year, where her jolly good-will, sound advice, and ready-to-help spirit have done much to put things over. ACTIVITIES: Majorette 1, Drill Team 2, 3, Capt. of Drill Team 4, Grand March 2, Oskey 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Intramural Sports 1-4, Decoration Committee 3, Driver Ed. 4. i ' mm ' mm CHARLOTTE JEAN DOHERTY 319 Main Street Virtue — Hair, Ambition—to go further in school. Usually Found—With the gang. Pet Peeve—Stubborn people. Suppressed Desire—To lead a happy life. Favorite Saying — “Yuh!” Charlotte is an interesting blend of the serious and gay. She is earnest and enthusiastic about important things, but always ready to enjoy and contribute to fun. Charlotte’s concern for details indicates her to be somewhat of a perfectionist. Her witty nature and sense of humor make her fun to be with. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1, 3, Prom Committee 3, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Driver Ed. 4, Yearbook 4, Honor Society 1, 2, Grand March 3, Oskey 2, 3, 4. BARBARA JEAN DOYLE “Jeanie” 47 McCarthy Street Virtue—Blue eyes, Ambition—Dental Hygienist, Usually Found—About Town, Pet Peeve—Merry s gum chewing, Favorite Saying—“Yes indeedy.” Barbara is known for her cheerful smile and friendly greetings. Under her blithesome nature, there is a determination to do well and, if possi¬ ble, to do better. Her witty and unusual remarks are welcome in every class. Barbara can be expected to do the unexpected. ACTIVITIES: Prom Committee 3, Decoration Committee 3, Basket¬ ball 4, Oskey 3, Grand March 3, Volleyball 4. JUDITH ANN CYNTHIA DU’BRULE “Judy” 16 Dale Street Virtue — Friendliness, Ambition—to become a teacher. Pet Peeve — Homework, Suppressed Desire—To make a million. Favorite Saying— “ Absolutely .” Judy can easily be recognized by her perky pony tail and friendly manner. She joins in enthusiastically to aid with the myriad of duties our class encounters. An invaluable member of the Student Council, her advice is always welcome. We can safely say that Judy is one of the most popular, and best liked members of our class. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Business Staff 4, Student Council 1, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3 4, Prom Commit¬ tee 3, Oskey 1, 2, 4, Grand March 3, Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, 4. DOROTHY DUTHOIT “Frenchie” “Jitta-bug” 2 Worsted Street Virtue—Neatness and willingness to work. Ambition—Teacher or Secre¬ tary, Pet Peeve—Cursing and ill-mannered boys. Suppressed desire—To be successful in whatever I undertake, Favorite Saying—“Is that so?” “Really?” Dorothy is a pleasant addition to the class of 1960. She is neat and businesslike, ready to pitch in and do a good job. After school she is usually found at home or in the library. In school Dorothy is often seen with Sylvia or Karen asking “Is that so?” or “Really?” Dorothy is always a lady and dislikes rudeness. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Na¬ tional French Honor Society, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Grand March 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Treasurer of the Sophomore Class at Black- stone High School. Virtue — Eyes, Ambition—To make the Honor Roll, Pet Peeve—Linda Doe, Suppressed Desire—To get the best of Mr. Russell in an argument. Favorite Saying—“Cut it out.” Dave’s virtue is his eyes. For miles around he is noted for a roving eye. His favorite companion is Lucy and he is usually found yelling “Cut it out!” to Linda, his pet peeve. Then there is Mr. Russell and Dave . . . but we won’t go into that. Dave will long be remembered as being one great fellow. ACTIVITIES: Track 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Debating 3, 4, Driver Ed. 4, Prom Committee 3. EILEEN FEELY 21 Corbin Street Virtue—Smile, Ambition—To become a secretary, Pet Peeve—Homework, Suppressed Desire—to travel. Favorite Saying—“Got it. ’ Eileen is one of the quieter girls in our class, until you get to know her. We don’t see Eileen around Franklin much, as she spends most of her time in North Attleboro with Bill. When she is around franklin, she has a friendly and cheerful way about her. This quiet and friendly manner is an asset which should bring all the best in later life. ACTIVITIES: Badminton 1, 2, Oskey 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, Driv¬ er Ed. 3, Honor Society 1, 2. DAVID FRANK ERWIN “Dave” 995 West Centrai Street THOMAS FRICKER “Tommy” “Tom” 8 Hillside Road Virtue — Smile, Ambition—To be a success, Pet Peeve—Monday morning. Suppressed Desire—To be a millionaire, Favorite Saying—“That did it!!!” Tommy is one of the friendliest boys in our class, who always has a good word for everyone. We can truly say that he is the best medicine for any party. He can usually be found singing “In the Still of the Night” with the rest of his friends in the background. His pleasing personality, friendly ways, and everlasting smile should get Tommy all the better things in life. JEAN A. FITZGERALD “Jeannie” North Franklin Virtue—good naturedness, Ambition—to be in the Waves, Pet Peeve — Work, Suppressed Desire—to own and fly a Jet. Favorite saying—“Too much.” Jeanne can usually be found with her favorite companion, Sonja, riding about Franklin in Jean’s chevy convertible or the old-fashioned way, on horseback. With her never failing pleasant and giggling disposition, we predict great things for her in her life in the field of jet flying. PRISCILLA FICCO 129 School Street Virtue—Large Eyes, Ambition—Nursing, Pet Peeve—Working, Suppress¬ ed Desire—To become a good nurse. Favorite Saying — “Definitely.” Priscilla has the happy faculty of doing her best when it counts most. Possessing a pleasing personality and an endless good nature, we feel confident that her willingness to work will bring Priscilla much success in her chosen field of nursing. With all of the friends you have made and will make, a happy and succesfull career must await you. ACTIVITIES: DONNA MARIA GALVIN “Galvy” 27 Highland Street Virtue—Ponie tail, Ambition—To to ambitious. Pet Peeve—Noisey neigh¬ bors, Rosie C., Suppressed Desire—To establish permanent residence in Natick, Favorite Saying—“I bet, that’s ridiculous.” Remarkably soft of voice, Bonna’s easy-going manner has made her a favorite with everyone for as a friend she is unsurpassed. She has been a credit to our cheering squad for the past three years. If Donna con¬ tinues as successfully through life as she has in her four years at F.H.S., her fortune is assured. ACTIVITIES: Cheering 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Driver Ed. 3, Basketball 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, 4, Badminton 1, 2, 4, Softball 3, Prom Committee 3, Yearbook 4, Grand March 1, 4, Oskey 2, 3, Drill Team 2, Majorette 3, Volleyball 2. LINDA JEAN GIALLONARDO “Gilly” 132 Wachusett Street Virtue — Eyes, Ambition—To be an Airline Hostess, Pet Peeve — F.H.S. Cheerleaders, Suppressed Desire—To live a happy and successful life. Favorite Saying — “Yup.” Gilly is one of our best cheerleaders and is truly a benefit to the squad. She has a cheerful smile and a friendly greeting for everyone. Through¬ out her four years at F.H.S., Gilly has proven herself a loyal supporter of all activities. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 3, 4, Grand March 2, 3, Glee Club 1, Year¬ book Staff 4, Girls’ Sports 1-4. JANICE LEE GOSSELIN “Jan” 39 West Street Virtue — Hair, Ambition-—Hair Dresser, Pet Peeve — Mr. Russell s short, cuts. Suppressed Desire—To see the world. Favorite Saying My Word. Abounding energy and school spirit are Janice s main characteristics. She has the determination to succeed and she never fails to do her best. She participates in many of the extracurricular activities where her vi¬ vaciousness and sparkling personality are welcomed. ACTIVITIES: Oskey 1-4, Drill Team 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Math Club 4, Decorating Committee 3, 4, Grand March 1-4. CONSTANCE GREEN 4t • ?� Connie 507 Lincoln Street Virtue—Curly Hair, Ambition—to become a nurse, Pet Peeve—Friends that don’t give me a ride when they see me walking (especially Jack), Suppressed Desire—To Travel, Favorite Saying: “You must be kidding”. Now we ' ll introduce you to Connie, an all-around girl, outstanding in all phases. Never unduly excited, Connie went about her work calmly and cheerfully, and the results were always gratifying. With these fine assets, we can rest assured that Connie will make an excellent nurse. JOHN EARLE HIGGINS “Jack “Higgie” 19 Pineridge Drive Virtue — Personality, Ambition— To go to Annapolis, Pet Peeve — “ GIRLS’, Suppressed Desire—to be a success in life. Favorite Saying—“Pi ty” Jack’s personality and good looks have made him one of the more popular members of the Senior Class. He can usually be found working on his car and has been seen occasionally with his favorite companion— MONEY. Jack did we hear the your pet peeve was girls? Pity isn’t it girls! Next fall Jack is hoping to attend Annapolis, but whatever he does he has qualities which will make him successful. ACTIVITIES: Camera Club 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Grand March 3, Yearbook Co-Editor 4, Driver Education 3. MARJORIE MAE HOLLAND “Mardi” 99 Pleasant St. Ambition—To be a College Grad, Pet Peeve—Practical Jokers, Suppress¬ ed Desire—To never be unhappy. Favorite Saying — “Really.” We are confident that in the future no matter what obstacles may arise Mardi will brush them aside with the same equanimity she has shown during her four years at Franklin High. Mardi is bound to meet with success in whatever she undertakes. As we bid Mardi good-bye, we echo good luck. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Debating 3, Red Cross Drive 3, Decorating Committes 1, 2, 3, 4, Driver Ed 3, Volley Ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Badminton 1, 2, 4, Year Book Literary Staff 4. BARBARA RUTH-MARIE KELLY 751 Lincoln Street Virtue—Green eyes. Ambition — Secretary, Pet Peeve—Snobbish people, Suppressed Desire — Housewife—six children, Favorite saying — For cry¬ ing out loud.” Although this was Barbara’s first year, she has nevertheless, gained many friends. Barbara has a warm cheerful personality and a very at¬ tractive appearnce. Her optimistic outlook will bring her positive results in the business world. MARY HOSFORD “Bunny” 54 Crocker Avenue Virtue—Cheering Ability, Ambition—To be a Hair Dresser, Pet Peeve — Criticism of Cheerleaders, Suppressed Desire—For September 29, 1960 to come. Favorite Saying—“You know.” Bunny is one of the well-liked cheerleaders in our class. She is one person you can count on if in need of help. With her pep and vigor, she has added a lot to our cheering squad as co-captain, and has done a lot for the school, also. ACTIVITIES: Cheering 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Badminton 1, 2, Glee Club 2, Driver Ed. 3, Honor Society 4. SONJA ANN JOHNSON “Sonja” Pine Beech Street Virtue — Eyes, Ambition—To rank higher in the Waves than Jean, Pet Peeve—Car trouble. Suppressed Desire—To be co-pilot in a jet with Jean, Favorite saying — “That’s cool!” Sonja, a quiet member of our class, is known by everyone due to her sincere and friendly nature. Her good nature and friendliness towards all classmates have made her well liked in high school. Jjj ANNETTE MARIE KING “Annie” 1 Mill Street Virtue — Eyes, Ambition—To Be a secretary to a bachelor. Pet Peeve — Mon, Tues, Wed, Thurs, Fri, Suppressed Desire—to graduate. Favorite Saying—“What a nut you are ” The class of ”60 was greatly enriched by the addition of Annette during our Senior year. Some people seem to think that “Annie” is quiet, but her friends seem to think differently—being exposed to her witty sayings and clever remarks. We know with her pleasing personality she will succeed in whatever she attempts. ACTIVITIES: Badminton 2, Bowling 4, Basketball 1, Year Book Staff 4, Grand March 3, 4, Oskey Chorus 2, Drivers Ed. 4, Science Fair 2. SHIRLEY KONIS 140 Peck Street Virtue—Easy going. Ambition — to be a nurse, Pet Peeye — Being tall Suppressed Desire — to Get Married, Favorite Saying—He goes! Shirley is a girl who considers life a happy game. Her past looks on innumerable friendship and pleasure and her future looks forward to more of the same. Shirley has been an asset to the basketball team as well as the other sports in which she has participated. Good luck with “Blankie” ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Badminton 1, 2. Soft- ball 1, 2, Prom Committee 3. GEORGIA DOROTHY KUSSMAUL “Kuz” 133 Oak Street Virtue — Happiness, Ambition—To teach. Pet Peeve — Homework, Sup¬ pressed Desire—To own the corner in Milford, Favorite Saying—“Hi gang.” Georgia’s cheerful talk and laughter are known to everyone. Her greatest asset is her ability to get along with people, and of this she makes good use; whether it be in school, on the basketball floor, or at a party. These virtues are sure to bring Georgia whatever she wants in later life. ACTIVITIES: Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. Literary Staff 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Oskey 2, 3, 4, Grand March 3, Class Play 2. H ARTHUR J. LAVIOLETTE “Joe” La Boo” 796 Pond Street Virtue—Good nature. Ambition—To be a Game Warden, Pet Peeve — Getting up in the morning. Suppressed Desire—To own a ’56 Ford, Favorite Saying—“Why not?” It’s obvious that Joe is definitely an outdoor lover and not one to enjoy the confines of a school building. But, his support of two fine activities—the golf team and camera club—mark him as a worthy F.H.S. student. Undoubtedly, LaBoo will be around Franklin for some time to come since “game hunting” is very popular on Pond Street. ACTIVITIES: Golf Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Driver Ed. 4, Camera Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ‘-A ’ “ PHYLLIS ANN LAWTON “Phyl” 30 Winter Street Virtue — Friendliness, Ambition—To make something of myself. Pet Peeve—Bill Beaudette’s teasing, Suppressed Desire—To live in Philadel¬ phia, Favorite Saying —“ Yo!” Although Phyl is small in stature, she can always be found because of her ability to make NOISE. If you add her natural intelligence and willingness to help others, you have Phyl’s qualities which mean sure success in the future years. With her pleasing outlook on life she is assured of a smooth road ahead and we don’t mean for her driving. ACTIVITIES: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Grand March 3, Prom Com¬ mittee 3, Refreshment Committee 4, Clerical Staff 4, Bowling 4. JOHN NICHOLAS LOMBARDI “Johnny” 71 North Park Street Virtue—Good Nature, Ambition—To be a Draftsman, Pet Peeve—Quiet Mufflers, Suppressed Desire—To own a car. Favorite Saying—“That did it.” Johnny has one special love . . . cars. This subject is his favorite topic for conversation, Johnny’s friendly remarks make him a favorite in any group and assure him that he’ll never be short of friends. His suc¬ cess in life is guaranteed if he uses his mathematical and mechanical skill wisely. ACTIVITIES: Football 2, 3, Baseball 2, Glee Club 2, Prom Commit¬ tee 3, Driver Ed. 3, Grand March 3, 4. SANDRA HEATON “Sandy” “Litle Hunky” Crocker Avenue Virtue—Long Hair, Ambition—To get married, Usually Found—Costello’s, Pet Peeve—Bob Sullivan, Favorite Saying—“That’s my honey.” Everybody knows “Little Hunky” regardless of her petiteness. She makes up for her size by her sociability and the manner in which she displays it. Only Sandy and her closest friends know what her favorite saying means. We all hope Sandy s ambition comes soon in the future. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, Bowling 4, Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee l’, 2, 3, 4.’ MARY-ELLEN LOMBARDI 119 Hillside Road Ambition—To teach English, Usually found — talking. Pet Peeve — Bigotry, Suppressed Desire—To study art, Companion — Mardi, Saying—“I don’t agree” W ' heeee! There goes Mary-EUen in the white streak called the ‘‘Family Car”. After the wirst shock of recognition, we remember the driver’s outstanding years at F.H.S. where she, not only excelled academically, but also served her school and friends with much willingness. Her ability to organize and collect money has resuted in a financially successful yearbook. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1-3, Honor Society 1-4, Debating Club, Secretary 3, 4, Prom 3, National French Honor Society 3, 4, Yearbook Staff Business Manager 4, Math Club 4, Intramural Sports 1-4. GARY LUCCINI 145 Cottage Street Virtue—Good looks, ability to get along with others. Ambition—To shoot 18 in the low 70’s, Pet Peeve—Referees and officials. Suppressed Desire —- To be a greens-keeper. Favorite Saying—That did it! A follower of all sports events, Gary can tell you just about anything that you want to know about this subject. We will not be suprised some¬ day, if we hear that Gary has be come a pro-golfer. With his good looks and ability to get along with others, he has made many lifelasting friends at F.H.S. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, 4, Grand March 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. DOMENIC MACIONI “Don” “Donny” King Street Virtue—Good Looks, Ambition — Architect, Pet Peeve — Mr. Russel, Sup¬ pressed Desire—To graduate from college. Favorite Saying—‘Yep” Don is a quiet, friendly fellow and his friends have a very high opinion of him. He always likes a practical joke, even if he .is the victim, and seldom refuses to do a favor for anyone. Being as good-looking and as well-liked as he is, he will never be at a loss for friends—both male and female! ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Grand March 3, 4, Baseball, Camera Club 1, 2, Projector Club 1, 2, 3, Driver Ed. 3. LINDA ANNETTE MAHANEY 66T • 5? Lin 30 Lewis Street Virtue — Smile, Ambition—Medical Secretary, Pet Peeve — Homework, Sup¬ pressed Desire—To join the Navy, Favorite Saying — “Oh, No!” “Lin” has won many a friend with her sweet personality and pleasant smile. One of Mrs. Stracks prize students, she has proven herself an ardent typist. This talent accompanied by large brown eyes and a cheer¬ ful smile, will surely make the person who gets “Lin” for a secretary feel extremely lucky. ACTIVITIES: Blue and White 1, Oskey 2, 4, Glee Club 3, Drill Team 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 4, Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee’s 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Grand March 4, Driver Ed. 4, Red Cross Drive 3. CHARLES MANIATES “Charlie” Virtue—Brown Eyes, Ambition—To become a professional Beatnik, Pet Peeve — Broomsticks, Suppressed Desire—To live in Chicago, bavonte Saying — “I’m hip!” We find it difficult to sum up Charlie in a limited numebr of words for he has proven to be one of the most versatile members of the Glass of ’60. Charlie’s complex personality contains the qualities of conceit with humility, loudness with politeness, Jack the Ripper wit on uam intelligence with wit, and most important, determination with good wit . All our blessings go with you, Charlie, for we hope some ay you wi be able to “convince the world” of your irresistible charm. PETER MARTIN I irtue — Quietness, Ambition—Radio Technican, Pet Peeve — Homework, Desire—To have a million, Favorite Saying—“Silence is Golden” If you are looking for Peter, drop down to the fire station where he can usually be found. Our fireman friend, though quiet, is well liked by all his classmates. His ambition at present is to be a radio technician. If he fol¬ lows through with his plans, he will undoubtedly go far in this field. Just keep at the homework, Peter, it won’t be for much longer. ACTIVITIES: Driver Education 3. | P| - ■ fr - ; MARILYN A. MASI “Lyn” King Street Ambition—to teach languages. Pet Peeve-Middle name. Desire— to hav an older brother and younger sister. Favorite Saying: “Qui Sait?” Marilyn is tops scholastically and is also known for her musical abilit ' which has been demonstrated by her membership in the band. She i quiet and sincere, but with an ever active sense of humor which ha delighted her classmates on many occasions. ACTIVITIES: Band 1-4, Honor Society 1-4 Badminton 1, 2, Mat! Club 4, Decorationg Committees 2, 3, Driver’s Education 3. JAMES MARGUERITE “Jimmy” 34 Worsted Street Virtue — friendliness. Ambition—To join the Navy, Pet Peeve—Joe Gian- domenico. Suppressed Desire—To be a State Trooper, Favorite Saying — “Yal!” Jimmy’s a good example of an average teenager... Although he is busy with Woonsocket and Mike’s, he is always included in the mob of laughing boys in school. He is a vital part of our basketball team and his spirit and ability make him a great competitor in many school activities. Good Luck in Woonsocket! ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Grand March 3, 4, Shop Club 3, Driver Ed. 4. ■ V- N SUSAN A. MASON 431 Lincoln Street Virtue — Friendliness, Ambition—To be a success. Pet Peeve — Jack’s “Pleasing Personality,” Suppressed Desire—To meet Harry Fujita, Favorite Saying—Thank you, Mr. Higgins! Susie is one of our most interesting classmates since she can usually be expected to do the unexpected. There are few school activities that occur without Susie’s gay presence. She is an avid supporter of our athletic teams as well as lending her ingenuity to our numerous class projects. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 4, Badminton 2, 4 , Prom Committee 3, Honor Society 1, 2. 3, Driver Ed. 3, Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. NADINE ANNE McGUIRE “Butch” 11 Orchard Street Virtue—Happy-Go-Lucky manner, Ambition—To further my education, Pet Peeve: Monday morning, Suppressed, Desire: To own the corner m Milford, Favorite Saying—Get near me!” Nadine is a girl who is most welcome in any group. She is the girl with the dark hair, fair skin, and eyes that twinkle when she smiles, typical Irish colleen. If happiness is true success Nadine has already found it. We’re sure the world will gratefully welcome this girl. ACTIVITIES: Oskey 2, 3, 4, Dance Committees 1-4 Grand March 3, Literary Staff 4, Basketball 1-4, Volleyball 1-4, Badminton 1-4, Glee Club 3, Softball 1-3. PATRICIA ANN McDONALD “Mickey” 17 Beaver Street Virtue—Dancing Ability, Ambition—To succeed in what 1 do. Usually Found—in Costello’s, Pet Peeve—Teachers who can’t teach, Suppressed Desire—To further my education, Favorite Saying—“Definitely A helping hand accompained by a smile is Mickey’s menu for friend¬ ship. This fact is know by all those who know her. In regard to her character she is unselfish, full of fun, and an exponent of fair play. We don’t know what Mickey intends to do when she gets out of high school; but we are sure that things will turn in the right direction for her. ACTIVITIES: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Oskey 2, 3, 4, Prom Com¬ mittee 3. Grand March 3, Glee Club 3, Drum Majorette 3, Business Staff 4. KATHLEEN McMENEMY “Giggles” “Kathy” 69 East Street Virtue—Making new friends, Ambition—To become a Wave, Pet Peeve — Homework, Suppressed Desire—to own a blue and white Ford, Favorite Saying—“No kidding “You don’t say.” Kathy is one of the most amiable members of our class. Her knack for sewing is just one of her many domestic abilities. She is always seen with a smile on her face, which is totally indicative of her cheerful nature. ACTIVITIES: Driver Ed. RAYMOND MELO “Ray” 61 Oak Street Virtue — Hair, Ambition — College, Pet Peeve— Leeches, Suppressed Desire — Happiness, Favorite Saying -“That did it”, “Fine, Fine.” Ray is one of the best all-around athletes in the school. He doe- well on both the basketball court and on the baseball diamond. He is also a familiar sight on the dance floor. Ray’s musical ability is known to all his classmates. With all these qualities he will always be happy. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Senior Honor Society 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Editor of Yearbook Staff 4, Driver Ed. 3. KAREN METCALF “Gidget” 76 Cottage Street Virtue—Ability to make friends. Pet Peeve — Homework, Suppressed Desire—To be successful, Favorite Saying—“What are you going to do.” Petite is the adjective to describe Karen, for the saying: “Good things in small packages,” certainly holds true in her case. She boasts a pleasant disposition and a winning smile as two of her greatest assets. Karen can hold her own on the dance floor, too, and enjoys attending all the local dances. ACTIVITIES: Oskey 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 3, 4, Bas¬ ketball 3, Badminton 1, 2, 3, Bowling 2, Decorating Commitee 3, 4. ANNE S. MILTON Annie 444 West Central Street Virtue — Music, Ambition—Become a French Teacher, Pet Peeve—Diane Chartier, Suppressed Desire—To own a convertible. Favorite Saying—“All that Jazz ” Many an hour has been brightened by Anne’s every-ready laugh, smile, and cheerful talk. Despite her love for humor, and that bubbing over with good spirits, Anne is a fine musician on the clarinet, and her exactness and efficiency have gained her much esteem. All in all, we found in her nothing to condemn and everything to commend. IRMA ELAINE OKULICZKI 510 Oak Street Virtue—Artistic talent. Pet Peeve—Class Advisor, Suppressed Desire—To get a B.A. in Fashion Designing, Ambition—Jo be a fashion designer. Irma’s outstanding characteristics are her neat appearance and reserved manner. One of our most versatile students is Inna who is credited with being an accomplished artist besides excelling at horseback-ridmg and sewing. Her artistry has helped to make our dances successful. She is confident in her undertakings and that is the secret of her success. ACTIVITIES- Co-Chairman of the Prom Decorating Committee 3, Senior Honor Society, 3, 4, Co-Chairman of all Decoration Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-editor of the yearbook art staff, Driver Ed. RICHARD A. MORIN “Mousey” “Dick” 39 Worsted Street Virtue—Ability to hunt. Ambition—to join the Navy, Pet Peeve—Bob Sullivan, Suppressed Desire—-To be 21, Favorite Saying—“That did it! “Mousey” is one of the happy-go-lucky boys in our class and in spite of his sometimes devilish wisecracks, he is well liked by everyone. He has lent humor to all his classes and provided many laughs for all his classmates. ACTIVITIES: Football 4. i Sn ' PHILLIP VAN OSTRANDER “Phil” 20 Cresent Street Virtue — Integrity, Ambition—To make more than I spend, Pet Peeve — Cant dance. Suppressed Desire—to jitterbug. Favorite Saying—“Be tactful Wherever you are in Franklin you’re likely to see Phil. His snapping “47” is well-known to deer and trout as well as to many people. In case you don’t know him, Phil is one of many tall, dark, and handsome senior boys who has the added distinction of being an earnest student. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 4, Drivers Ed. 3, Decorating Committee 3, Red Cross Drive 3. PAULA ANN P ADULA “Deanie” 760 Washington Street Virtue — Sparkling Eyes, Ambition — Secretary, Pet Peeve—Biting her fingernails. Suppressed Desire—To own a convertible, Favorite Saying — “Heavens to Betsy! Although Paula hasn’t been at F.H.S. for two years she has been home studying for her diploma. She is still remembered in the hearts of all the students for her great personality, sweet smile, and friendliness to everyone. We are all proud to have her picture along with the rest of ours as a member of our graduating class. i i JAMES ANTHONY PATETE “Jim” School Street Virtue Smile, Ambition To join the service, Pet Peeve—People who throw lighters out of car windows, Suppressed Desire—To be able to get along with others. Favorite Saying: “Dick Who!” Jim is known to most people as a quiet lad who could never get angry, but after a pe rson gets to know him he is neither of the two. Jim proved to be a remarkable football player that F.H.S. will be sorry to lose. Jim, we all know you will be on top, if you don’t drop any more wrenches. ACTIVITIES: Football 2, 3, 4, Grand March 3, Prom Committee 3. PRISCILLA JANE PERRON 264 Linclon Street Virtue — Drawing, Ambition—To be an artist. Pet Peeve —Class Advisors Suppressed Desire—To be another Rembrandt What would we do without Priscilla? School dances would never have existed if she hadn’t given her time to decorate and advertise for them. Her artistic talents are equally well presented in Glee Club where her beautiful alto leads us. Priscilla’s ever-present charm gives her many friends who know that next year she will most certainly be Rembrandt s successor at the Massachusetts Institute of Arf. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1-4, Honor Society 1-4, Oskey 1-4, Sextet 2, 4, Student Council V.P. 3, 4, Jr. Prom Committee-Chairman 3, decorated for all dances 1-4, Year Book Staff 4, New England Music Festival 2-4. ROBERT R “Bob” “ PELLEGRI Dino” 112 Peck Street Virtue—Curly Hair, Ambition—To be rich. Pet Peeve—Nosey People, Suppressed Desire—To own a package store, Favorite Saying — “Louze.” “Dino” can usually be found driving happily about in his car or sur¬ rounded by all his friends. Although Bob fools in a quiet manner, those close to him can say he is very LIVELY. His four eventful years on the football field leave us with a lasting impression of him. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Dance Com¬ mittee 1, 2, 3, 4 ALBERT PERKINS “AT “Budy” “Tonka” Oak Street Virtue—Ability to get along with others, Ambition—To have a job. Pet Peeve—People who call him by his last name. Suppressed Desire—To find one. Favorite Saying — “Yep, you’re right.” Buddy has been a great addition to our class since ’58 in both sports and social activities. He has won many friends here due to his fine sense of humor and happy-go-lucky nature. “Tonka” is loads of fun to know. He has an ability to play basketball and has helped our team considerably. He also was an asset playing end on the football team. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Initiating Committee 4. i ■ t i ‘ ' % 1 EDNA PHELAN “Eggie” King Street Virtue—making people laugh. Ambition—Airline Hostess, Pet Peeve — Homework, Suppressed Desire—to own a black and pink 51 Ford, Saying—“Ah Ha” Edna is always smiling. Her happiness affects all those around her. brightening up the day. She is friendly and lots of fun, bringing laughter with her wherever she goes. With her ready smile, bubbling good spirits, and rare sincerity we know she will never lack friends. ACTIVITIES: Volleyball, Badminton, Basketball 2, Driver Ed 3, Glee Club 2, Blue and White 1. ILONA JEANNE PISANI “Lonnie” or “freckles” 42 Maple Street Virtue — Eyes, Ambition—To work on a draft board. Pet Peeve — Teasing, Suppressed Desire—to own a convertible. Favorite Saying—“I feel good ’ Lonnie is noted for her smiling expression, dancing eyes, and gay laughter. Her entertaining comments serve to keep her friends in stitches. Lonnie, in addition, is a valuable aid to our class decorating efforts. Her artistic ability is well known among her classmates. Perhaps she will be a famous artist someday. ACTIVITIES: Oskey 2, Yearbook staff 4, Proms. 2, 3, Driver Ed. EUGENE FRANCIS POND “Gene” 71 Summer Street Ambition—T.V. Repairman, Virtue — Eyes, Usually Found—Carmies Diner, Favorite Companion—Tony Caterina. Gene is one of the shy boys of our class, but don’t let that fool you because he has quite a personality. We think he enjoys TV and soon will be a greater benefit to the community, repairing TV’s. Good Luck, Gene. JAMES RAFTER “Jimmy” Pine Ridge Drive Virtue — Eyes, ' Ambition—To spend life relaxing. Pet Peeve — School, Sup¬ pressed Desire—To get out of school. Favorite Saying — “Let’s see now.” Jimmy is a tall, quiet senior. His neat appearance and pleasant manner are two of his greatest assets. Jimmy is intensely interested in the Navy and hopes to be wearing the Navy blues after graduation. ACTIVITIES—Driver Education 3. LINDA RICHMOND 55 Hillside Road Virtue — clothes. Ambition—to go to college. Pet Peeve-—late people, Suppressed Desire—to gain weight, Favorite Saying—S uch is Life. Any suggestions for gaining weight: Linda would appreciate them though most of us would like to politely forget the question. Linda’s blithsome appearance and personality have given her a heavy following of friends. Her serious and practical thoughts of life will carry her far. ACTIVITIES: Bowling 1, Softball 1, Honor Society 3, Debating 4, Math Club 4, Prom Committee 3, Driver Ed., Red Cross Drive, 3. PAUL ROSSETTI “Issi” 300 Chestnut Street Virtue — loyalty. Ambition—nucleur engineer. Suppressed Desire—football hero. Favorite Saying: “For Pete’s Sake” Cheerfulness, perseverance, pluck and intelligence, all are Paul’s in the happiest possible degree. Paul is a gentleman and a gentleman always succeeds. We look forward to seeing him in the future and we know that in spite of success, he will still be the same ‘ Izzi” whom we liked so well at F.H.S. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, Junior Honor Society, Basketball 2, Track 2, 3, Student Council 3, 4, Driver Ed., Chorus 3, 4, Photo Staff of Yearbook. MAUREEN ROYCROFT “Mo” Pond Street Virtue — Personality, Ambition—Get through four years of college, Usually Found—with “Buzz ’, Pet Peeve — tardiness, Supressed Desire—to have fingernails like Rita, Favorite Saying—“Wait a minute ” Maureen is, without a doubt, one of the most cheery girls at F.H.S. She has an outlook on life that is the envy of her companions. How, you ask, can a person with a sunny disposition be anything but a success; so we say to you, Mo, “How can you be anything but a success?” JAMES SAWYER “Jimmy” 115 Alpine Place Virtue — Kindness, Ambition—To be an engineer, Pet Peeve—his car. Sup¬ pressed Desire—To be a hermit? Favorite Saying — “Aw, forget it!” Although Jimmy doesn’t boast, we all know him to be an outstanding member of the Senior class. His conscientious, smiling manner has given him the respect of the faculty while his companions have found him to be a true friend. If Jimmy doesn’t become a hermit, he’ll undoubtedly make a fine citizen and engineer. FAYE DERORAH SALTMAN “Debby” 75 Pleasant Street Virtue — Listening, Ambition—to be a success, Pet Peeve—Only twenty- four hours in a day. Suppressed Desire—to be a blonde. Favorite Saying — “Hurry up or we’ll be late.” Debby’s scholastic averages are superior; but to concentrate on Faye’s accomplishments in the class-room would do her an injustice. A long record of events and deeds successfully accomplished is sufficient to indicate her character. To wish Faye success is really superfluous, for from her qualities we know that success is her destiny. ACTIVITIES: Honor Society, Math Club, Blue and White, Oskey 3, Driver Ed. 3, Grand March 2. Volleyball, Badminton, Basketball, Junior Prom Committee, Yearbook Staff. PRUDENCE ELIZABETH SHARP ‘Trudy” 279 Grove Street Virtue—My vice, Ambition — College, Pet Peeve — Sally’s jokes, Suppress¬ ed Desire—To live over 1959, Favorite Saying—x—b-1 b-2ac 2a. Never be surprised at anything Prudy does—she’s that way. But if every action isn’t accompanied by a smile, rest assured that something is wrong—for she’s not that way. Prudy will not be quickly forgotten- by of her classmates for she has a personality which combines not only a jovial good nature, but also a sincerity which is most pleasing. ACTIVITIES: Sophomore Play, Driver Ed. 4, Math Club, Badminton 1, 2, Volleyball 1, 2, Debating Club, Graduation Usher 3, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Grand March 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Senior 1-act play. JOYCE CAROL SAWYER “Jaye” 57 Fales Street Virtue — Eyes, Ambition—To graduate, Pet Peeve—Homework, Suppressed Desire—To own a ’60 Cadillac convertible. Favorite Saying—“Pm Hungry!” If a fine seamstress is needed, our “Jaye” will certainly fill the bill. Besides her domestic talents, Joyce has displayed an interest in athletics and has participated in many intramural sports. Her friendliness, another attribute, has won her many friends at F.H.S. We wish her much hap¬ piness for the future. ACTIVITIES: Bowling 4, Basketball 1, 2, Public Speaking 3, Oskey 3, 4, Driver Ed. 3, Volleyball 2, Badminton 1, 3, 4, Debating Club 3. PHILIP M. SEWELL “Chip” Hillside Road Virtue — hands. Ambition—To be an Interior Designer, Pet Peeve—Rich People, Suppressed Desire—To be a concert pianist. Favorite Saying— “So how are ya!” Chip is one of the most versatile members of our class. His numerous talents including his musical, artistic and dancing ability make him eminent among his classmates. In addition, his vivaciousness and amicabil¬ ity gain him many friends. Besides these qualities Chip’s neatness and clothes sense are outstanding traits. RUTH ELLEN STACK Ruthie 1 12 Pleasant Street Virtue — Cuteness, Ambition—To be a hairdresser. Pet Peeve — Homework, Suppressed desire—to be a success at whatever I do, Favorite Saying — “Never’ ‘ Cutes girl in our class”, thats the title which was bestowed on Ruthie. Although of a quiet nature, she lias been an asset to the basketball team as well as adding a pleasing voice to the Oskey. ACTIVITIES: Intramural sports 1, 2, 3. 4, Prom Committee 3, Driver Ed. 4. Grand March 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Oskey 2, 3, 4. Yearbook Staff 4. SALLY STEVENS 90 Cottage Street Virtue — Perfection, Favorite saying — “Let’s all get in a big car and go someplace.” Ambition—to be the “maJcium utmost.” Suppressed Desire—to be the “Neplos ultra of the utterly utter.” A hard and sincere worker is Sally. Always smiling, a cheery word for everyone, innumerable friends, a strong will, keen intellect, sympathetic nature, and bound for the pinnacle of success. Guess who wrote this?? The world’s greatest author—SALLY!!!! ACTIVITIES Glee Club 1, 2, Math Club 4, Driver Ed. 4, Camera Club 2, French Honor Society, Junior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society. BARBARA SHURKUS “Giggles” 88 Alpine Place Virtue — Smile, Ambition—To become a private secretary. Pet Peeve — Wrinkled Clothes, Suppressed Desire—To own a mansion, Favorite Saying —Lenny s coming home this weekend. Barbara is one of our best natured classmates. Her red hair and ever pleasant smile are well know trademarks. In addition Barb is full of fun as her many friends and her giggling will indicate. In addition, she was an eager participant in numerous extracurricular activities. ACTIVITIES: Prom 2, 3, 4, Bowling 4, Volleyball 2, 3, Badminton 2, 3, 4, Oskey 1, 4, Glee Club 1. ALFIO C. TADDEO “Al” 16 Harmon Road Virtue—Eyes, Ambition—To join the Navy, Pet Peeve— Money, Suppress¬ ed Desire—To go to Italy. “Al,” tall, dark, and handsome, is one of the best-liked members in our senior class. His outstanding ability in basketball has pulled F.H.S. through many a tough spot. Though his senior year was his first year of football he was a great asset to the team. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Baseball, Prom Com. 3. ROBERT P. SULLIVAN “Sully” 175 Wachusetts Street Virtue—Curly hair. Ambition—To join the Navy, Usually Found—At the “Hollow ”, Surpressed Desire—To be 21. A pleasant disposition, a quiet sense of humor, and a cheerful view of life are the sterling characteristics of “Sully”. His nature is such that no matter how rough the going, or how dangerous the adventure, “Sully” could always take it and come back for more. ACTIVITIES: Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Grand March 3. LORNA DIANNE SYMNES 146 Brook Street Virtue — Conscientious, Ambition—to be an interpreter, Pet Peeve — Wear¬ ing Glasses, Suppressed Desire—to drive, Favorite Savins—“Who Cares.” Lorna is usually found joking so wherever there’s a crowd with a strawberry ' blonde in the middle, that’s Lorna. Her suppressed desire is to drive and with Lorna’s rate of speed exhibited in the band ... well we’d better clear the Highway! Good Luck Lorna with your varied abilities, the cards are in your favor. ACTIVITIES: Orchestra 1, Band, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Yearbook 4, French Honor Society, Oskey 3, 4, Debating 3, Math Club 4, Driver Ed. 4, Prom Comm. 4, Red Cross Drive. t MARIE ANNE THIBIDEAU “Sam” 783 West Central Street Virtue — Music, Ambition—To be perfect. Pet Peeve — Work, Suppressed Desire—To have a million dollar wardrobe, Favorite Saying—“Sleep is the escence of life.” What fun it is to be with Marie! Her humor is deadly and we certaintly appreciate it. “Sam” has a serious side, too, which she shows by her dedications to sports. We are all acquainted with her as Lola’s very attractive employee. Marie may never have a million-dollar wardrobe, but she will be perfect. ACTIVITIES: Blue and White 1, Grand March 3, Prom Committee 3, Driver Ed. 3, Basketball 3, 4, Bowling 1, Softball 2, 3, LINDA JEAN TRENOUTH “Trenchie” 304 Main Street Virtue — Friendliness, Ambition—To be a genius. Pet Peeve—Linda Turnese, Suppressed Desire—To keep my watch. Favorite Saying: Yuh, hi!!!! There are four L’s which describe Linda—likeable, lively, lovely, and loquacious. There is never a dull moment with “Trenchie” around. She always has something brewing in her avid imagination to keep her people pleasantly occupied. Linda is well-liked by all and is headed for a bright future. ACTIVITIES: Oskey 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 3, 4, Prom 3, Intramural Sports 1, 2. ACTIVITIES: Camera Club 3, Prom Committee 3, Initiation Committee 4, Driver Ed. 4. JOHN TURINESE “Johnny” 57 Wachusetts Street Virtue — Friendliness, Ambition—To be a genius, Pet Peeve—Linda Trenouth, Suppressed Desire—To own a white Thunderbird, Favorite Saying—“That did it.” John has the power of making people staunch friends of his. His good will has demonstrated itself to scores of students. As to John’s success we have no guesses and need none. He can’t miss when he steps out to face the world. DAVID VARGIAN “Dave,” “Varg” West Central Street Virtue — Happy-go-lucky nature, Ambition—to join the service. Pet Peeve — People who call him “horse”, Suppressed Desire—to own his own grocery store. Favorite Saying—Get near me! Dave is one of the livelier members of our class. When you see a pleasant face, feel a hearty slap on the back, or hear a wisecrack, you can be sure that it is Dave. We have high hopes for Dave in the future and we are confident of their fulfillment. ACTIVITIES: Grand March 3. MERRILEE VINTON “Merry” Twin Pine Farms, Union Street Virtue—Blond Hair, Ambition—To be a good secretary. Pet Peeve — Marilyn and Carol, Favorite Saying—“You don’t know do you, but I do.” When Merry speaks, there is wistfulness about her face and a twinkle in her eye which make it difficult to tell whether she is serious or joking. She always carries sunshine and mirth wherever she goes. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 2, 3, Prom 3, Driver Ed. 4, Soft Ball 2. ELAINE VOZZELLA “Vozzy” 14 Alpine Place Virtue—Friendliness, Ambition—To be a nurse. Pet Phyllis, Sup¬ pressed Desire—To go to Italy, Favorite Saying—-COME NOW . Elaine’s most notable characteristics are definite and delightful. Her quick sense of humor is perpetual joy. She has a smile for every one and, this along with her pleasing personality and her willingness to help others, has made her very popular with her classmates. She has also been prominent in sports (especially basketball). In her disposition she is agreeableness personified. ACTIVITIES: Badminton 1, 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Bowling 4, Prom Committee 3, Volleyball 1, 2. JEFFREY C. WHIPPLE “Jeff” “Charlie” 122 East Central Street Virtue — wearing a tie and dress shirt. Ambition —To be a machine designer. Saying — “Hi, how are you? Desire — to drop English, Pet Peeve — my brother. Jeff is, without a doubt, one of the neatest in our class. He is noted for his tie and dress shirt which he wears faithfully. Jeff appears to have mechanical learnings and with his scientific ability, perhaps he will be another Thomas Edison or Alexander Bell. Furthermore, Jeff has a friendly greeting for everyone. MICHAEL WILBEE Mike 11 Garfield Street Virtue — height. Ambition—military career. Pet Peeve — homework. Sup¬ pressed desire — To be a millionaire. Mike is a lone, tall man whose favorite companion is luck. He is one of our best students, succeeding in everything he tries. Hockey, mer¬ cenary, and unusual things occupy Mike’s mind when he isn’t concen¬ trating on Mr. Stevens’ physics problems. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 2, 3, 4, Junior Honor Society 1, 2, Senior Honor Society 3, 4, Hockey 1, 2. FRED WOOD “Woodie” 39 Milliken Avenue Virtue—Quietness, Ambition—State Trooper, Pet Peeve—Freshmen, Sup- Dressed Desire—To graduate, Favorite Saying—‘over here Although Fred is usually seen and not heard but true to the old saying—“Still Water runs deep”—Fred has great depth. Woodie is the ideal friend for anyone. He has all the fine qualities of a great future state trooper which we all hope he attains. After Woodie becomes a state trooper we’re sure that the crime statistic will decrease for no one will want to tangle with “Woodie”. SHORTEST Georgia Kussmul David Erwin TALLEST Sandy Heaton Jimmy Marqurete BEST LOOKING Larry Benedetto BEST LOOKING Rita Sharkowicz BEST ALL AROUND Pat Chiodetti A1 Taddeo PEPPIEST Carol Cody Dicky Morin or, CLASS ARTISTS Priscilla Perron Chippy Sewell QUIETEST Margaret Davis Donnie Bertone CUTEST Clem Brunelli DID MOST FOR F.H.S Priscilla Perron Jeff Beane CUTEST Ruth Stack WITTIEST Carol Cody John Turnese iff BEST DANCER Pat McDonald Chippy Sewell BEST DRESSED Pat Chiodetti MOST RESPECTED Nancy Bently Jack Higgins MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mary Ellen Lombardi Jeff Beane BEST DRESSED Ralph DeLucia CLASS BLUFF Franny DeBaggis Donnie Maccione , Wlm MOST MUSICAL Ann Milton Chippy Sewell MOST POPULAR Rosey Cimino Larry Benedetto MOST INTELLECTUAL Jeff Beane MOST INTELLECTUAL Faye Saltman BEST MANNERED Linda Doe Jack Higgins NOISIEST Carol Cody Bill Beaudette BROTHER AND SISTER John Turinese Linda Giallonardo BEST ATHLETE Billy Beaudette Phyllis Lawton BEST NATURED Pat Chiodetti CLASS TEASE Richard Morin Carol Cody BEST NATURED Albert Perkins SILLIEST Philip Sewell Lois Crandell Franny DeBaggis Tommy Flicker MOST PLEASING PERSONALITY Jack Higgins TYPICAL F.H.S. Maureen Tigue AI Taddeo BEST LINE Linda Doe Al Taddeo MOST PLEASING PERSONALITY Maureen Tigue MOST SOCIABLE Rosey Cimino Al Perkins JUNIOR GIRLS JUNIOR MOST POPULAR Bob Lomberto Birdie Giallinardo 64 JUNIOR BOYS CLASS v OFFICERS PRESIDENT James Garner VICE PRESIDENT Robert Harpin SECRETARY Gloria Guisti TREASURER Susan Goodwin ADVISOR Mrs. Edna Dulresne 65 SOPHOMORE GIRLS SOPHOMORE MOST POPULAR Shirley Cody Jerry Tulis 66 : WHm SOPHOMORE BOYS CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT Richard Higgins VICE PRESIDENT Vincintina Bissanti SECRETARY Jean Garner TREASURER Judy Varjain ADVISOR Mr. Jacobs HflB. W r •- FRESHMAN GIRLS FRESHMAN MOST POPULAR Sandra Peri Bobby Longabardi 68 mm FRESHMAN BOYS CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT Hope Gosselin VICE PRESIDENT James Maness SECRETARY Bobby Longabardi TREASURER Candy Harding ADVISOR Mr. Mageau 69 AUTOGRAPHS, PLEASE ... r kkV..v % 1 K ' i L tmI | lr % f I i l r. 1 II - t E J NATIONAL SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY The National Senior Honor Society has produced some desirable and practical changes, as well as formally announcing the High School’s increased emphasis on the integrity of the individual. The Senior Honor Society represents many such so¬ cieties in colleges, as well as high schools in foreign countries and in the United States. We sincerely hope that this organization will remain in Franklin High School throughout the many years to come in order to uphold and maintain the school s high standards. The junior and Senior members of this organization participated in scholarship funds, selling refreshments, and many successful inductions of newly qualifying mem¬ bers. ADVISOR: Mr. Russell OFFICERS: PRESIDENT: Sally Stevens SECRETARY: Faye Saltman VICE PRESIDENT: Marilyn Longobardi TREASURER: Judith Pond NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY The National junior Honor Society is a branch of the National Honor Society con¬ sisting of Freshman and Sophomore members. As in the Senior Honor Society, selec¬ tion to this organization is considered the highest honor that Franklin High School can confer. The members of these Societies pledge themselves to uphold the stand¬ ards of this organization and to abide by its rules. We can feel justly proud to have the National Junior Honor Society represented in our school. Among numerous activities, the Junior Honor Society rose to new heights of ef¬ ficiency and achievement by the undertaking of providing programs for our football games, selling refreshments, and holding inductions for incoming members. ADVISOR: Mr. Quinlan OFFICERS: SECRETARY: Alice Wilkinson TREASURER: Pauline Turco 73 PRESIDENT: Richard Higgins VICE PRESIDENT: Alice Bentley - STUDENT COUNCIL ADVISOR: Miss Holmes PRESIDENT: Paul Rossetti TREASURER: Brenda Bassanti VICE PRESIDENT: Jim Garner SECRETARY: Priscilla Perron The Student Council has contributed a number of things to our school. Since we have had the Intercommunication system installed, the council members have been reciting the opening exercises every morning. During the past year, members of the council were sent, as delegates, to the Barn¬ stable High School in Hyannis and the King Philip High School in Wrentham for a convention where Student Councils from other towns came to discuss plans and proj¬ ects which could be done by the councils. The Student Council also held the annual Red Cross drive, and with the help of the student body, it turned out to be very successful. Social hours were held by the Student Council during the lunch hour on Fridays, at which time the entire Student body could dance on the gymnasium floor. They also held “dress up day” which was held on the last Friday of every month. The Student Council has truly done their share for our school, and can attribute much of their success to their advisor Miss Marion Holmes, to whom we are sure they are grateful. 74 GLEE CLUB The Chorus is one of the most enjoyable activities in the school. Under the direction of the music supervisor. Mr. Sullivan, it has engaged in many enjoyable performances. Philip Sewell has masterfully accompanied the Chorus for the past three years. 75 DRILL TEAM After many long hours of practice under adverse conditions, our fine troop of majorettes and drill team made one of the finest appearances ever witnessed at Dean Field on Thanksgiving Day. The pretty blue and white uniforms proved to be the envy of the visiting schools, while the intricate drills £jnd baton twirling were admired by all. Brenda, as captain of the majorettes, and Sylvia, as head of the drill team, proved to be really terrific, but we know that without the aid of Mr. Sullivan this could never be. MATH CLUB t ? ! mmMwm rnimmmm, rrs. « mm swss wg| tt . %« % ssasssssps i gg M� � : MSpN 1. � •. •« j wes? m ■. nfe mi The Math Club, started this year, has been quite successful. Its members have delved into modern mathematics and come up with the surprising fact that modem math can be fun and sometimes funny, as developing the Gobo number system. Its officers have an easy job considering the fact that Mr. Rose presides, everyone takes his own notes, and there is no money in the treasury. I sincerely hope that the club continues to grow and becomes an established member of Extra Curricular Activities, Inc. Sfr ti; mwmmM: .:■■■ HE ww� i!| i | wm wM-mm ■ ssgpw® w aea� ««s : mm DEBATING CLUB The debating team under the dir ection of Mr. Mastromarino has been inactive, recently. The club had had an interesting program planned including a visit to the Norfolk Prison as well as debates of their own with area schools. Unfortunately, due to a tight schedule the meetings were postponed from activity period until after school. As a result interest dwindled and the club disbanded. 77 BLUE AND WHITE High School news took priority this year in the pages of the Blue and White. Besides providing publicity for social functions, it informed the High School of political and administrative events. Athletics were amply covered by complete discretions. The Blue and White staff pledged themselves to continue the tradition of alert, unbiased reporting, and poetry. Its purpose is to encourage potential writers. Hie Blue and White also featured short stories. DRIVER EDUCATION Driver Ed. is one of the most beneficial of the school activities. This program enables most seniors to obtain their drivers licence under the direction of Mr. Gerardi and Mr. Russell who prove to be most patient. This activity tends to be the most enjoyable. 7B CAMERA CLUB CAMERA CLUB The Camera Club has been extremely active in teaching students how to take pictures, develop films, contact prints and enlarge negatives. Toward this end they have acquired from weekly dues; developing tanks, several contact print boxes and trays, a fine self-subsistent purchasing all their own chemicals and paper. They are under the direction of the capable free-lance photographer, Mr. Stevens. PROJECTION CLUB Bmck « aniM m ■ iihiih m ' Wiffl mwi ' ir i wffimmmmsm tg� iss mms aww w tsssniiM W® W-MfBt ss mwmm m mw ,j m mmm usmm PROJECTOR CLUB A group of students, under the direction of Mr. Stevens, meet each week to acquire training and develop skill in the operation and maintenance of audio visual aids such as the. 16 mm sound projection, a slidt and film strip and opaque projection. 79 TO BOS OR hi [ FRANKLIN I ' ’ : A ■ WOO ' SERVO) in • • ■ AMO TO THE THE SOTtt M ' MM IWIMM ' mwn i«M� utu wmm tmmmt mmm « � : - flkSM ■ U 4 nr� M.tu.u w i ll may — bps] k f r 1 HK| it A v-4 5 fit PLAQUE The fall of our Senior year saw the unveiling of a memorial plaque in the auditorium. It is dedicated to these former Franklin High School hoys who sacrificed their lives for their country: David Bullukian Charles T. Christakes Robert Cummings Edward Dailey Elton Ekstrom Lloyd M. Ellis Howard Feeley Timothy Hayes William Hosford John Kell John W. Edward Kelley David Laughlin Charles Mason Olendo P. Martello Daniel E. McCahill Anthony Mucciarone Gerald M. Parmenter Jules Perrett Marshall Rollins John A. Schur Wyllie 82 84 Baseball in the springtime, Football in the fall, Basketball in winter, Plenty of sports for all. I 1 I ! : 85 FOOTBALL Although the Franklin High Football team of 1959 had only a 2-7-1 record several things must be taken into account before final judgement is passed. For one thing the Blue and White plays one of the roughest schedules in Class C. circles. For another, an inexperienced line took a while to get functioning smoothly. Thirdly, injuries to key personnel weren’t helpful And with a break or two several games could have gone to Franklin. On Thanksgiving Day the Panthers really showed their desire by holding a bigger, faster, and more experienced, Westwood Club. This was a tribute to the boys as well as to the ceaseless efforts of Head Coach Bill Rex and assistant Coach Dean Peterson. At the Gridiron Club Football Banquet Ralph De Lucia received the outstanding back award with Co-captain Larry Benedetto runner-up. Bob Pellegri received the outstanding lineman award with Gary Luccine runner-up. Best of luck to a letterman student squad during the 1960 campaign. Wmw; i . vjE SjBP Sl PK %f£k£ v Nfef J5T S� twf,A pi r. w- I. ‘1|jgg|P 0 mm x k ItWf PfS -V-. . VX. BILL BEAUDETTE AL TADDEO BOB PELLEGRI RALPH DeLUCIA JIMMY PATETE BUDDY PERKINS BUTCHIE BRUNILLI GARY LUCCINI CHEERLEADERS CHEERLEADERS Co-Captains Mary Hosford Carol Cody Donna Galvin Susan McDonald Susan Molloy Gloria Guisti Birdie Giallonardo Vincie Bissanti jean Bertorie Linda Giallonardo Franklin . Franklin. Franklin .. Franklin.. Franklin . Franklin. Franklin Franklin. Franklin. Franklin. Franklin VARSITY BASKETBALL The record of the basketball team was not too good this year. The boys ended up with a record of 4 wins and 14 defeats in their second year of Hockamock Competition. The teams had some good shooters but lacked the all-important height. They also lost their first game in the Bay State Tourney. The players who received letters were: Jeff Beane, Ralph DeLucia, Gary Luccini, Bill Beaudette, Ray Melo, and Alfio Taddeo. 36 Stoughton _ _46 .42 Oliver Ames _ _56 59 Randolph _95 41 Canton _ _61 59 King Philip_ _61 60 Mansfield _ _63 70 Alumni _ _48 .41 Foxboro _ _60 56 Sharon _ _57 54 Westwood _ _45 61 Westwood _ .. 77 Franklin_64 Franklin_43 Franklin_57 Franklin_50 Franklin_46 Franklin__54 Franklin_40 Franklin_51 Bay State Tournament Franklin_35 Sharon _ 55 Foxboro _ . 41 Mansfield _ 77 King Philip _ ...58 Canton _ 56 Randolph _ ....70 Oliver Ames _ 53 Stoughton _47 Cole Trade _ .. 16 ALBERT PERKINS JAMES MARGUERITE RALPH DeLUCIA raKmsra ALFIO TADDEO 93 GOLF TEAM We had an organized Golf team for the first time in four years at Franklin High School. It is under the coaching of Mr. Mageau. Although they had a poor year, they will have some promising players this coming spring. They won one, lied two, and lost five. Those who received letters: Joe Laviolette. Ray Melo, Boh Costello, Boh Brown, Ralph Sutherland. John Wroehel, and Bobby H ' Amelio. This years co-captains are Ra) Melo and Joe Laviolette. Track Team The track team entered into the Hockamock League this year and met some strong opponents. In this league, meets are with three or four teams. Franklin ended up with four second places and one third place. It was hard hit by graduation, but we are sure that Coach Peterson will do his best to get us a winning team. Some of the biggest “point-getters” were: Curt Madson, Bobby Lomberto, George Blanchard, and Paul Rossetti. Other players were: John D’Errico, Paul Paledeno, Chip Longley, David Erwin, Chip Sewell, and Richard Crowley. TRACK GIRLS’ SOFTBALL Manfield 22 Canton 9 Oliver Ames 21 Stoughton 13 Randolph 7 King Philip 22 Sharon „ .5 Foxboro _ 10 Westwood _ 4 Franklin 16 Franklin 24 Franklin 6 Franklin 3 Franklin. 10 Franklin 8 Franklin 9 Franklin 5 Franklin 7 Our girl’s softball team did a good job. considering they were in a new league, the Hockomock League. This year, with the help of Miss Beane, we know the girls will have an excellent record. The team includes: Berdie Giallonardo Pat Morrison Shirley Cody Edith DeBaggis Lucile Chenard Marilyn Longabardi Andrea Goodwin Maralyn Martin Paula Murphy Diane Beaudette Susan Molloy Carol DeGrazio Amilia Dunizio Shirley Ribero Priscilla Ficco GIRLS’ BASKETBALL We would like to congratulate the girls on the fine job they did this year. This was the first year the girls had been in a league, The Try-County League. Although they started off with a loss to Medfield, the girls worked to win two great victories against Hopedale, and Medway. I am sure the team would like me to take the opportunity to thank Miss Alice Beane for the fine coaching she gave the girls. GAMES Home Visitors _ 33 44 _ 38 36 _ 29 15 _ 22 40 _ —Cancelled— Medfield Hopedale Medway Douglas Millis _ FRONT ROW, left to right: Marsha Crosta, Brenda Bissanti, Carol Cody, Phyllis Lawton, Maureen Roycroft, Priscilla Ficco. BACK ROW: Georgia Kussmal, Ruth Stack, Nadine McGuire, Mary Hosford, Elaine Vozzella, Shirley Konis and Coach Alice Beane. Absent—Donna Galvin, B. Coughlin. DEDICATION To Dear Beanie: We’d like to thank you for your help, And for your kindess, too. We cannot put into words, Just what we feel for you. � % For it would take a book or more, Filled to the brim with fun. So thank you very much. Miss Beane For all that you have done. The Senior Girls Class of ’60 V - • • � v •? � t V I • ' ' t ,V RALPH -4- LINOA PRUDY SCILLA f 5Af 0Y ♦ OUWNV ciFn Donnie kv hari e BRtNOA xiriE JoV ' . 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