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

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First row: Bill Patton, Marvin Shane, Jim Imes, Cecil Harville, Dick Hubbard, David Boswell, Bruce Barlett. Second row: Ann Jeffery, Phyllis Owens, Jean Roberson, Joyce Roberson, Lila Burdge, JoAnn Larick, Pat Morey, Gene Anne Darmody, Mary Jane Vandervort. Third row: Marjorie Mallicoat, Dorothy Brown, Wanda Wheeler, Doris Roberts, Della Harris, Marilyn Cox, Wilmzt Dennis, Joy Shane, Marilyn Rutledge, Imogene Callahan, Eleanor Phillips. Fourth row: Mary Roberts, Mary Ann Waller, Pat Libecap, Theresa Seeman, Miss Mable Liles fSponsorJ, Janet Klaber, Mary Ellen Greenup, Marjorie Bothe, Janet Fryburger. Fifth row: Gene Murray, Helen Louise Robison, Lillian Neff, Norma Jeffery, Dick Ruppert, Ann Simpson, Dorothy Purkey, Pauline Young, Barbara Gribble, Dick Noland. Future Teacherfs Club . . The FarrelfMcGuHfey Chapter of the Future Teach' ers of America was started not only to interest students in the teaching profession but to foster student leader' ship. The club meetings are held during the noon hour so that there is a free room in which to meet. In these meetings the members hear talks on teachers and teach' ing from fellow students and faculty members. So far, they have had Mr. Fealy, Mr. Augspurger, Mrs. Farrell, and Miss McClure speak at meetings. The annual Future Teachers assembly was held on January 22, with club members assisting. The purpose of the club was explained to the student body, and some questions which might be puzzling the nonfrnembers 'Thirty were answered in a forum. The past, present, and prospective future of the club were then given. The program was planned by a program committee and Miss Mable Liles, the club faculty sponsor. The club initiated twenty new members on Februf ary 10. The initiation was held during the regular noon meeting and was the formal initiation used by all Future Teachers Clubs. The club now has 46 members, 14 of the members being seniors. The club has helped out by supplying members to take classes as substitute teachers and by supplying ushers and guides for open house and P.T.A. The hall monitor duties this year were maintained by members of the Future Teachers Club.

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Seated: Miriam Roberts, Elizabeth Bullard, Marjorie Wiiikler, Alyce Carlson, Stmding: Miss Helen Brown, Sponsorg Fred Gray, Bob Shockley, Bill Conboy, Bob Bottles, Vernon Lynch, jerry Egleston. Cat's Meow The Cats Meow has gone campaignf ing in this school year of 47f48. The paper started off with an appeal for sen- iors to get their college applications in early. Subsequent big drives were for tuberculosis stamp purchases and broth' crhood week. Many innovations were made in the hopes of improving the paper and even the A rating won by the last year's Meow, Notable among these were new columns- On the Ball, Student Spectator, Sportraits, Personals, etc.-new headline types, editorial and sport cartoons, small column illustrating, and novel makeup arrangement. There's Good News Tonight Acorn . . The Acorn is a semifannual book put out by the English and Art classes. It contains short stories, prose, and poetry, from the English classes, and beautiful illustrations from the art classes. The Acorn sponsor is Miss Helen Brown. This year the staff includes: Betty Hinkle, Editor1 Barbara Tinch and Irene Bowles, Assistant Editors, Ronald Weavf er, Business Manager, and Bill Conboy, Art Director. Seated: Irene Bowles, Betty Ann Hinkle, Barbara Tineh. Standing: Ronald XVeaver, Bill Conboy, Miss Helen Brown, Sponsor. 'I'u1c11tyf11inc

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The Hi-Y . . . The HifY is one of the leading organizations of Franklin High School. The officers for the HifY Club this year were as follows: Paul Plessinger, President, Jim Imes, Vice-President, L. D. Allen, Treasurerg Jim Cox, Secretary. Last year the HifY sponsored a paper drive. The profits of this drive were given to the Bob Hannum Ivlemorial Fund. The HifY also sponsored two paper drives this year. The HifY had several interesting speakers at various meetings held through' out the school year. Cctober 20, Mr. Hartzler gave a very interesting talk which was based on the HifY purpose. December 15, Mr. Augspurger led an inter' esting discussion concerning the HifY platform-clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean living, clean scholar' ship. One of the feature highlights involving the Hi'Y this school year was the sponsoring of a school assemf bly, which brought to Franklin High Mr. George Campbell, who was received with a thundering ova' tion. Mr, Campbell gave a very interesting as well as whimsical speech along with his original and entertain' ing leading of group singing. First row: Howard Knutson, Bob Abrams, Alan Vandervort, Dick Hubbard. Second row: Warren Young, Jr., Marvin Shane, Carl Hathaway, Gene Murray, Jim Jeffery, Boyd Alexander Raymond Wade, Lee Scholl, Dick Noland, Dan Weaver. Third row: Dick Taylor, Don Croll, Don Robison, Harold Hency, Mr. Charles Zartman fAdvisorj, Bill Patton jerry Egleston, Bill Harris, Bob Lackens, Dick Schall 5 Fourth row: jim Cox, Paul Plessinger, Jim Imes, Bruce Barlett, Gene Egleston, Bob Shockley, Dick Young, Dick Ruppert, Ronald Weaver, Kent Libecap. Fifth row: Fred Gray, Dean Knutson, Jim Taylor, Don Updyke, Gene Adams, L. D. Allen, Don Robinson, Don Robison, Philip Didriksen, Wilmer Harris, John Reese. Thivtyfone