Franklin High School - Purrs and Scratches Yearbook (Franklin, OH)

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Out of This World Dick Hubbard, Mary jane Vandervort, Miss Weztver fSponsorj, Margaret Fry, Phil Didriksen, Pat Morey, Dick Ruppert, -loan LeRoy, June Redding, Betty Ann Hinkle, Dick Noland. Senior National Honor Society . . This year the members of the Honor Society elected joan LeRoy and Dick Hubbard, cofpresidentsg Betty Hinklc, seeretaryg and Philip Dikriksen, treasurer, Miss Lois Wezlver served as the faculty advisor. ln October the Honor Society had an evening wiener roast and meeting at Dick Hubbard's home. They made plans for Honor Society projects for this year. At the impressive Honor Society axembly the members wore black robes and lighted candles to rep' resent the four standards of their societyfeharacter, scholarship, leadership, and service. The new members were then tapped and brought to the stage, and were later initiated at an informal meeting after school. Later in the year the members conducted a drive to get clothing and other needed supplies for relief work abroad. Twcmyfseiicvi

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Do Nothing Till You Hear From Me. ' First row: Jerry Imes, David Boswell, Bill Hannum, Gene Murray. Second row: Marjorie Mallicoat, Dorothy Perry, Mary Kennedy, Joy Shane, Gloria johns, janet Hollon, Mary Ann Wziller. Third row: Mr. Hartzler fSponsorj, janet Good, Patty Scholl, Gene Anne Darmody, Pat Morey, Claire Cold' iron, Marilyn Rutledge. Student Council Three Student Council memhers are elected from each class at the end of the school year to meet every two weeks with their sponsor, Mr. Hartzler. The Stu' dent Council is composed of eighteen memhers from whom are chosen the four officers. This year the off iicers were: David Boswell, Prcsidentg Gene Anne Dar' mody, Vicefljresidentg Claire Coldiron, Secretaryg and Gene Murrziy, Treasurer. The purpose of this organization is to further closer cooperation hetween the student hody and the faculty hy allowing the students, through their representatives, to voice their opinions for improving the school by prof moting activities and realizing privileges and responsif hilities of a democratic school life, 'Twenty-.six The projects of the Student Council this year conf sisted of the sponsoring of several paid assemhlies, afterfgame dances for the students, and the sale of activity tickets at the heginning of the school year. The Student Council also sponsored noonfhour movies on Fridays and has helped purchase equipment for other noonfhour recreational activities. The Student Council of Franklin entertained the Student Councils of O. S. Es? S. O. and Germantown. It also sponsored a Student Council forum of several neighboring schools in the spring.

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Purrs and Scratches . . The second edition of l'Purrs and Scratches got under way with two new sponsors, Mr. Brown and Miss Wardwell, choosing the staff. Margaret Fry was chosen editor with Mary Ellen Greenup her assistant. The following editors were picked: The advertising campaign was started before Christmas with the whole staff contributing their all Activities ffff joan LeRoy to this Campaign ' f M Llterary ary 'lane Vafidervort Dick Hubbard got the circulation campaign under' SPUNS Marvin Shane way the first of February and all orders were taken hy Art f f f Eugene Brandenburg March- Advertising Manager f f jim Taylor With glue in their hair, typewriters banging in Circulation Manager Business Manager f f Barbara Gribble their ears, and their goal as a bigger and better annual, the class of '48 has worked hard to bring this, the sec' ond edition of uPurrs and Scratches, to Franklin High. Dick Hubbard 'fGive Me Five Minutes More Seated: Patty Morey, Barbara Gribble, Mary Ellen Greenup, Margaret Fry, Mary Jane Vandervort, Joan LeRoy, Claire Coldiron. Standing: Don Robinson, Don Updyke, Dick Hubbard, David Boswell, Philip Didriksen, John Reese, jim Taylor, Marvin Shane, Dean Knutson, Janet Fryburger, Howard Knutson. Twentyfeight