Franklin High School - Oskey Yearbook (Franklin, MA)

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Art Festival Shows Talent And Versatility The Art Festival, as usual, was a great display of F. H. S. talent. The halls held display after display of pottery, paint¬ ings, sculptures, jewlery, and in the home ec. wing, cloth¬ ing made by the students from those classes. Also, taking part in this year’s exhibit were the junior high and elementary students. The night of the Festival, parents and relatives swarmed through the halls, library.

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The chorus class is a very dedi¬ cated group of singers. Many of them believe in defending their title as a class and not a club. When asked, What do you profit from being in this class? , Thomas King answered, I became more aware of the world of music with the help of Mr. Sacco. His theory and vocal training help me in my future career going to a college of music. The chorus has given Franklin High students the pleasure of listen¬ ing to them in concerts and assemblies. (1) Joseph Cometta, David Conaghan, two of the male singers, are rehears¬ ing Mandy. (2) Mr. Sacco is the chorus instructor. (3) Leah Pinto, Bonnie Mendall, and Theresa Berardi wait patiently for further instructions from Mr. Sacco. CHORUS IS A GOING CONCERN

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art wing, and home ec. wing exclaiming over the works. They watched in amazement as students demonstrated the glazing process known as Raku, and they packed into the band room for the fash¬ ion show. Brightly colored macra- me wall hangings hung in display cases and each of the portfolio students set up exhibits of his her works. Many people did not realize how hard the students had worked and they seemed to appreciate many of the op¬ portunities given our stu¬ dents. One woman was heard to remark, I hope one of my kids has artistic talent. I never knew there was so much of it around here. i v