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

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I. at LAST WI - I f PAULINE YOUNG Class officer, secretary, 9, 10: Future teachers club 9, 10, 11, 123 Camera club 12: Librarian 11: Hall monitor 11: Future homemakers club 9, 10: rCI1.A.A. 11, 125 Girls' Glee club 9, 10, 11, 12: Triple rio 12. WARREN YOUNG Junior Honor Society, treasurer, 95 Latin Club 9, 10: Yearbook staff, assistant editor, 12: Home- room officer, business manager, 11: Hi-Y 10, 11, 12: Hi-Y, treasurer, 12: Reserve football team 10: Junior High track 9: Manager of basketball 10, 11: Junior Class play 11: Senior Scholarship 12: Junior Red Cross 95 C.0.H.E.S. 9, 10: American Legion Essay 9. NORMA GAMBILL LL AND TESTAMENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1949 1464-7 We, the graduating class of 1949, of the city of Franklin, county of Warren, and state of Ohio, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any will or wills heretofore made by us. First. We make the following special bequests: I, Helen Johnson, will my locker number 44 to any' one who is lucky enough to get it. I, Pat Morey, will my position as Miss Gaulke's problem child to JoAnn Larick, and my bottle of hair dye to Patricia Ann Scholl so she can get rid of all of her gray hairs. I, Eugene Egelston, will all my books to Phyllis Owens because she doesn't have enough, and my seat in English to her because it is where she can't talk without getting caught and maybe she will learn some' thing. I, Odella Moore, will my ability to stay single until I graduate to Skip Whismang and Kenneth Hinkle, who was willed to me by his sister, Betty, to Joyce Stewart. I, Eugene Glossip, will my nickname Shorty to Darrel Hedric, and my ability to get a car to Earl Lansdale so he won't have to walk to see Betty. I, Freddie Gray, will my pet word Booo to jack Graham, and hope that he keeps it in circulation. I, Kenneth Wilson, will this school to all the teach- ers and the kids who have to put up with it as long as I did. I, Jack Mayne, will my ability to get along in school to my sister, Shirley, and my ability to drive to Bob Hunt. I, Pat Hineline, will Jo Plessinger all the Rich she can get spelled with a Capital R. To Janet Klaber, I will Tiny, spelled with a big T, I, Phyllis Jean Routt, will my seat in Room 28 to anyone who is smart enough to become a senior, and my love for the kids on bus 4 to Wilma Dennis. I, June Redding, will my treasurer's job in Girls Glee Club to Janet Good, so it will be in Good hands, and my seat in Senior Social Studies to anyone who likes to sleep. I, Doris Hipsher, will my ability to stay out of the office to my brother, john, and Johnnie Hollon, and my direction book on, How to Catch a Man to jo Ann Huff and Laura Lou Hollon. I, Mayme Howard, will my ability to get along with Miss Gaulke to anyone that can stand up under the Best Wishes from Mary Croll Flower Shoppe

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e, JOHNNY REESE , Cat's Meow staff, sports editor, 12: Yearbook staff, art editor and illustrations, 12: Acorn staff, art editor and illustrations, 12: Hi-Y 10, 11, 12: Var- sity F 11, 12: Varsity football team 12: Reserve football team 10, 11: Reserve basketball team 10, 11: Junior High basketball 9: Senior High track 10, 11, 12: Junior High track 9: Junior Class play 11: Peace declamation contest. PHYLLIS ROUTT Future teachers club 12: Hall monitor 10, 11: OHLice helper 12: G.A.A. 11, 12. 1 ROBERT SHOCKLEY Cat's Meow stalf, reporter, 11: Homeroom officer 11: Hi-Y 10, 11, 12: Varsity F 11, 12: Reserve l football team 12: Varsity basketball team 12: Re- serve basketball team 11: Junior High basketball 7, 8: Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12: Manager of basketball and football 7, 8, 9. ANN SIMPSON Student Council, treasurer, 12: Class Officer, treas- urer, 11: Future teachers club 10, 11, 12: Latin l club 9, 10: Yearbook staff, literary editor, 12: 1 Librarian 11, 12: Homeroom officer, business man- : agrer, 12: Hall monitor 10, 12: Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12: G.A.A. 11, 12: Senior scholarship 12: Girls' Glee club 9: Chorus 9: 0.M.E.A. contest 9: Junior Rod Cross: Junior Band 8: Senior Class play. CLARENCE TAYLOR DICK TAYLOR Hall monitor 11: Hi-Y 11, 12: Varsity F 12: Val'- sity football team 12: Reserve football team 9, 10, 11. BETTY THACKER Yearbook staff, assistant feature editor, 12: Home- room officer, treasurer, 12: G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12: Girls' varsity basketball team, captain, 12: Junior class play 11: Chorus 10, 11, 12: Girls' Glee club 9, 10, 11, 12: 0.M.E.A. contest 9, 10, 11, 12: Triple Trio 12, BETTY THOMAS G.A.A. 12. BARBARA TINCH Student Council: Class officer, president, 10: Junior Hoi-or Society 9: Yearbook staff, circulation, 12: Acorn stalf, assistant editor, 11: Librarian, head librarian, 11: Homeroom officer, chairman, 10: G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12: G.A.A:, president, 12: G.A.A. vice president, 11: Junior Class play 11: Senior scholarship: C.O.H.E.S. 9: Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Or- chestra 8: Senior Class play. DAISY TINCH Homeroom officer 11: Office helper 10: G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12: Girls' varsity basketball team 12: Man- ager of G.A.A. 12: Junior Class play. WARREN TINCH Camera club 10: Hall monitor 11: Movie projector operator 10, 11: Varsity football team 12: Reserve football team 11, 12: Junior High track 8: Base- ball 11, 12: Junior Class play 11: Senior scholar- ship 12: tliree one-act plays 12: Junior Band 9: Senior Band 10, 11, 12. DON UPDYKE Latin club 9, 10: Cat's Meow staff, news editor, 12: Yearbook staff, assistant business manager, 11: Homeroom officer, treasurer, 9: Hi-Y 10, 11, 12: Reserve football team 10, 11: Junior High track 9: Manaizer of basketball 11: Junior Class play 11: Senior scholarship: Yearbook staff, as- sistant advertising manafrer, 12. PAUL UPTON Homcroom officer, business manager, 11: Movie proisctor operator 10, 11: Varsity F 12: Varsity football team 12: Reserve football team 11, 12: School patrol 9: Stage crew 10. RAYMOND WADE Hi-Y 10, 11, 12: Varsity F, president, 11, 12: Var- sity football team 10, 11, 12: Reserve football team 9. KENNETH WILSON Movie projector operator 9, 10: Varsity F 10, 11: Varsity football team 10, 11: Reserve football team 9: Junior High basketball 9: Senior High track 9: School patrol 9. Best Wishes from Tattershall Dry Cleaners

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strain, and my seat in Room 28 to Laura Lou Hollon. I, Marianna Clase, will my ability to stay out of the office to my brother Bill, and my giggles to Laura Lou Hollon. I, Marilyn Beckman, will my nickname Pug to Pat Hall, who can fill it properly, and my job at the DanfMar to anyone who likes the Franklin students. I, Gene Murray, will Miss Kelly back to Danville, and my ability to get along without buying any note- book paper to my little sister, Betty Jo. I, Erma Coffey, will my ability to stay single until I graduate to Joanne Eversole, and my friendship for Fern Stapleton to R. B. Hedric. I, Dot White, will my love for football players to my sister, Betty Jean, my ability to get on a basket' ball team to my brother, Cttis, who has been trying for two years. I, Ray Kindred, will my ability to get along with Miss Wardwell to Nancy Ruppert, who seems to need it, and my love for a certain sophomore to anyone who thinks he can beat my time. I, Marilyn Kindred, will my ability to chew gum in Mr. Brown's classes to anyone who can chew quietly and without moving his mouth, and my job as business manager of the annual to anyone who likes to get out of first period class. I, Raymond Wade, will my ability to kick extra points and kickfoffs to my cousin, Alfred Sears, and hope he gets to kick more than I did. I, Bob Lackens, will my ability to memorize Social Studies reports in order to get in good with Miss Kelly to anyone, and my ability to tell Korny jokes in class to Don Croll. I, Phyllis Bair, will my grey hairs to Mr. Brown, fHe put them therej, and my ability to get a man and keep him to Alice Bruce. I, Delores Farmer, will my seat in English in front of Otis Ferguson, to Nancy Ruppert, and my love for Miss Gaulke to Joanne Eversole. I, Barbara Glossip, will all my extra credits to Paul Buckley and Robert Dearth, my job in the office to anyone who can stand the strain, and the right halff back on the football team to Daisy Tinch. I, Warren Tinch, do hereby will my nickname, Cook , to Big Babe Hanes . I, Juanita Adams, will to my nephew, Danny Ray, who is six months old, the new building in hopes that he will get to use it. I, Bill McCabe, will my hair to Mr. Wetzel, my seat in Social Studies to anyone who can't get out of taking it, and my nickname Mac to Paul McMurrin. I, Johnny Reese, will my love for the song entitled, Carry Me Back to Old Virginnyv to any Franklin boy who gets the yearn for dear old Blue Ball in his heart. I, Bob Bottles, will my position on the football team to Jack Hammock, and my being able to study a little bit to Don Hanes. I, Jim Imes, will my berth on the Little Six to Jack Hammock, and my weight to Darrell Hedric. I, Alexander Bors, Will my seat in Room 28 to any Junior who wants it, and my ability to make new cars look old to Don Croll. I, Leola Chester, will my seat in Senior Science to my sister, Jeanette, and my bottle of hair restorer to Mr. Hartzler, and if that doesn't work, he can have my fluffy blue ear muffs. I, Frank Dalton, will my ability to get second year algebra to anyone who will take it next year. I, Luther Lamm, will the Flunkie Club of Room 28 to next year's Senior Class, and Bill McCabe's Toni to Mr. Wetzel if it's alright with JoAnn. I, Norma Gambill, will my Social Studies book to anyone who is crazy enough to take it. I, Paul Buckley, will my ability to skip eighth per' iod and go to Floyd's to Clarence Lonicker. I, Rose Plessinger, will my seat in Senior Science to my sister, Jo, and my ability to get along with Miss Halladay to Joan Huff. I, Bud Young, will the job of treasurer of the HifY to next year's bookkeeping class. That should keep them busy, and myself I will to Edwina. I, Jim Jeffrey, will my ability to live in the woods to anyone who has woman trouble, and my courage to go through school to my brother. I, Robert Blackford, will my nickname, Blackie , back to the school, and my love for track to all boys with energy enough to run. I, Clarence Taylor, will my seat in Mr. Davis' study hall to anyone who likes to read pocket size books, and thinks he can get away with it. I, Ken Hinkle, will my ability to do algebra to any' one who needs it, especially to those cute freshman girls, and all my dates, which I didn't go on, to Jack James. I, Helen Brown, will my seat near Warren in Social Studies to Dorothy, as he will be there a couple more years anyway. I also will my job as hall monitor to anyone who doesn't like to sit in Study Hall and likes to hear all the latest gossip. I, Barb Owens, will my attention to Miss Gaulke since she has been trying to get it all year, and all the blouses I have been wearing to school to my sister, Phyllis, because they are hers in the first place. I, Jack Kellis, do hereby will my ability at pool to my little brother, Dale, and my teamroom name of Lacey to Lowell Klaber. I, Vernon Lynch, leave my basketball shoes to John Born, and Miss Kelly to the Junior Class. I, Dick Ruppert, will my position as Vice-President of the Bachelor's Club to Cap Leonard, and Franklin High School back to the Indians. Compliments of C. W. Montgomery