Franklin High School - Oskey Yearbook (Franklin, MA)

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Seniors Juniors S. Abbott J. Bourbeau R. Brunei li D. Buffone A. Bussey A. Carr C. Cataldo J. Chastanet M. Churchi II G. Cummings J. De Ifino J . EI liott L. Ellsworth E. Fiscus P. Flynn M. Forte L. Frascotti M. Freniere P. Heath P. Heim M. Herbert M. Howard B. Huntley K. Jams B. Jenest D. Jeon S. Jones P. Kelly R. Leighton R. Lewis A. P. Lod i A. Lucas G. Macintosh K. Martin R. Mercer G. Moran E. Murphy C. Nelson R. Romaine D. Rondeau P. Seymour A. Tenaglia V. Walsh C. Walters V. Wasnewsky J. Wrob licka A Alan Cresto, Class of 1976, is congratu¬ lated upon induction by society ' s advisor. Mary Howard, Brenda Huntley, Ka¬ trina Jaros. A. Antico C. Bakalars E. Beane P. Brunelli S. Bryant C. Bucchanio L. Buckley M. Chew B. Chirgwin D. Christensen A. Cresto J. Curran B. Davey V. DeBaggis C. Delfino D. Dempsey K. Doherty D. Duke S. Fahey S. Fontenorosa M. Frongi llo E. Gianetti P. Gibson L. Gui liano P. Heinzmann T. Higgins K. Huntington T. King K. Johnson L. Klumpe J. Lang O. Lievano M. Lyons R. Mastromatteo F. Mauro A. MacDonald M . M innichelIi E. Moulton H. Mullen D. Myers B. Newell D. Pi ligian D. Reardon D. Richards K. Robbins C. Rondeau C. Russell D. Sammarco B. Simon P. Spencer C. Symmes A. Taddeo M. Violandi C. Watkins R. Williams C. Yergatian JUNIOR MISS PAGEANT The local and state pag¬ eants have been a symbolic ex¬ perience of my life. I have en¬ joyed myself as I did during the rehearsals of the state pageant. We expressed ourselves in danc¬ ing, singing, laughing, and mak¬ ing new friends which was what it was all about. A With thumbs up, Liz Fiscus sings of her search for the perfect match. Through these experiences, I have discovered that friendship and love are the greatest gifts. There were those who helped each other during rehearsals, those who rooted for me, all my friends and neighbors, and those who love me, my family who are a great influence to my life. With¬ out these gifts, I would have been lost. Dona Bissonnette 1975 Mass. Junior Miss

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The M.C. for the evening, Robyn Ro- maine, addresses the audience. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY PLEDGE National Honor Society In this group, members are elected because of their schol¬ arly abi lities, leadership, ac¬ tivit ies in school, and outside affairs. We are a small group, but we have a larger project. We are trying to lend a hand to those who need help in school subjects through a tutoring program. So far we ' ve helped many students who seem to have profited from this assistance and hope to con¬ tinue. Both the student and the tutor learn something in the pro¬ cess of those sessions. They learn how rewarding it is to help others with your accomplishments and we hope to set a good ex¬ ample for those around us. A Vice President of N.H.S., Pia Lodi, walks away with a smile. I pledge myself Always to seek the light of truth. To hold scholarly habits, To engage in worthy service, And to lead forward in all things That shall advance the welfare of the school. I pledge myself To uphold the high purposes of this Society To which I have been elected, Striving in every way By word and Deed To make its ideals of my school and life. Don Myers, Class of 1976, receives a membership pin from Ms. Gebow.

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The 14 contestents then changed back stage, while the audience anxiously awaited the Poise and Appearance portion of the show. After each of the girls walked around the stage in her wide variety of gowns, they formed a line to await the judges decision. During the weeks of hard, long practices, the girls grew closer together and spent more time laughing. Inside jokes will always be remembered by most of the girls, and it will redden the faces of a few. Most of the girls will agree that the over all experience was worthwhile and gratifying. I don ' t think there is any¬ one that didn ' t enjoy it. Part of the success of the show was due to Kathleen Mills who did a comendable job with the lights. Debora Barrieau tells her sister of her plans for the evening. Later, she explained her ecstacy to Michelle. Lynn Plummer performs herfeats of ma¬ gic whil competing for the title of Franklin Junior Miss. Maria Arcaro opened up the talent portion of the show with a song and dance from the good ship lollipop. Following her was Debora Barrieau, presenting the first skit of the evening. The show proceeded very suc- cessfully and was wrapped up by by Karen Stoughton singing So Far Away and Chris Di Leonardo. Chris sang a medley of tunes from Cinderella before the curtain closed. Maria Arcaro hops off The Good Ship Lollipop and sings with the little girl touch of Shirley Temple. V The winners of the 1974 Junior M iss pageant are from Left: C. Di Leonardo, 3rd runner up; Dona Bissonette, Junior Miss; Raye- Lynn Mercer, 1st runner up, and Liz Fis — cus, 2nd runner up.