Franklin High School - Oskey Yearbook (Franklin, MA)

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D.E.C.A. One of the most important organizations in existence at Franklin High School is the Distributive Education Club of America. At the start of this school year, officers were elected and are pictured at D.E. banquet (4). They are: Kathy Campbell, president; Eric Bonney and Bob Priesing, vice presidents and store managers; Colleen Murphy and Mary Thibeault, treasurers; Maureen Ames, historian; Dave Prairie, parliamentar¬ ian. The D.E. store, which is one of the main functions of the D.E.C.A. program, is a busy place at Christmas time with its many merchandise arrivals (3). Each year D.E. travels to the Cape and enters Career Development Conferences. This year there were many trophy winners (2). The 6th Annual D.E. Banquet was held May 21st, at the Franklin Country Club. Enjoying the festive occasion are many Seniors involved in D.E. (5). But D.E. is all made possible through the efforts of the man behind the scenes, the one and only Mr. Gray (1).

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m FOREIGN LANGUAGE FESTIVAL This was the fifth consecutive year The Foreign Language Festival was held at Franklin High School. Only a few morsels are left of the delicious food served at “The Appian Way”, the Italian Kitchen sponsored by the Latin Club (1). An eager participant of the festival (3) attempts to be king for a monent and Senorita Irvine (2) enjoys some Spanish food. (4) Nancy Guidrey and Roberta Heinzmann prepare Spanish rice. A group of Spanish peasants (5), prepare tortillas in their home. The popular French Cafe (6) displays a large variety of pastries and always attracts a crowd. People can also enjoy music along with their food (7) at the Cafe. Three members of the “Spanish Soccer Team” (8) demonstrate their exuberance after winning their match against France. A Spanish bandito (9) prepares to eat a foreign meal.

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BASEBALL TEAM GOES 8-8