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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1953 volume:

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' ' ' 4 H, 'R-flQ.,f?i, kg . -2--.a,m, ? , :lu - xgd ' .-MEN 141114 'Q' -' W- , 1- . - - P . 1 -1 L . . 4 'A L I ., A, ' -J. at A ' 1 . 4 E, H5 ,c n ' 1.. .. la, IQ-.fx 'Y 31 -' li' L, V 4 i iii if Li wi: ,k . ,. , , A-:C n. . I i 1 ,Id W.. I . X , ,n sw JI ' I TU V? .. W5 . .e...' fi N: Z2 'A' 'Ir ' W 3 N EDI CATION 'Ir JTO OU ff me '5 945-' Z QS.: X A , + if 'N I 'KQRE + 3 .Q K warg MARINES i' 'K' f' f 9 new s 2 f jk X , + 3 TBA TAYL EDITOR'S MESSAGE K We, the staff, proudly present to you, your 1953 PURRS AND SCRATCHES. We have collected, here and there, glimpses of Franklin High School to remind you in years to come of this year's events. We hope that you will enjoy reading your yearbook as much as we have enjoyed preparing it for you, Sincerely yours, CHARLES CA PENTER Editor-in-Chief 4 Editor -in -Chief - Assistant Editor - - Business Ma na ger - - -CHARLES CARPENTER S - - - - - HARRIET FEALY E --------BOBBEUKE N Literary Editor - - - - -MILDRED MOORE I Activity Editor - - - - - - DOT PERRY O R Editor-in-Chief - Assistant Editor - Business Manager Literary Editor - - - - - - - - - CECIL WHITE - - - ---- - ANN WIERMAN - - - - -GENE HOLLINGSWORTH GEORGIA BASORE Activity Editor - - - - - -EVELYN BAKER Sports Editor ---- - Advertising Editor Subscription - - - - - JOHN RHUDE - - - JOE MYERS DON HENDERSON TOM TAYLOR NNU L ST FF VICTOR IU LIA N , Sponsor Sports Editor - - ------- KENT ALEXANDER DAN MOORE, MARVIN CLARK Advertising - - -------- CAROL ROSSMAN LAWRENCE WEAVER Subscription ------------ MILD RED WINKLER SUBSCRIPTION STAFF First row: Gloria Wallace, Grace Wierman, Nancy Minge, Fleeta Harville, Dolores Barker, Thelma Edwards, Shirley Achberger, Second row: Gloria Johns, Nancy Gough, Carol Rossman, Mildred Moore. Third row: Nancy Parlett, Betsy Kinney, Mary Watts, Georgia Basore, Dan Moore, Marvin Clark, Gene Hollingsworth, Ann Wierman, Millie Winkler, Joyce Callahan, Gloria Conley, Vic Julian, Sponsor. ?MffQ SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE L FORREST BURNS, SuperhnendentofSchook Democracy respects the dignity of the individual and has faith in the common man and his ability to achieve provided he is given a chance. It is the purpose of the schools to help in giving him that chance through educa- tion. The girls and together. about the which the about the schools should help boys and men and women to get along The sdaools should teach scientific environment in w individual lives. They teach relationships. They should give the in- dividual the fundamentals necessary to make him able to compete with his fellow man. The perpetuation of democracy must depend upon the schools giving the indi- vidual an education that is realistic and not theoretical, that is practical and not abstract. Superintendent peoples of the world and their FL n 3 , A k,, Z , I I I haf h l.V ,. ff 'O R ff L ssi , , I., A' sf' , Q 1 .wk S-Ffa : in ' MR, CECIL RATCLIFF, Principal MR, ROBERT WALTER, Assistant Principal MRS, EVERET JOHNSON, Secretary to Mr. Burns MRS, LIBECAP, Secretary to Mr, Ratcliff iw ff' x ' A - ,.,.. . . .. X , CASH, THOMAS: English BROWN, HELEN: English ZECHER, IDA: Latin BOWERS, NAOMI: English CUNMNGHAM, VIRGINIAQ English FAC LTY HELSINGER, CLYDEg History ROBISON, MARGARET IAMEQ History PEREEZ, RAYQ Serlior Social Studies HANKINSON, MARY, History 1 FAC LTY VIC JULIANg Commercial Business IRA BROWN: Commercial Business HOWARD Rl-IUDEg Science CHARLES LAUGHLINg Science CLARENCE WEAVERg Science FRANK GALLENSTEINg Mathematics ELIZABETH WILLSQ Mathematics DAVE DANIELg Mathematics WILBUR CLINEg Music DIANE KINGg Music CORA HABEGGARg Art IUANITA TRIPPg Home Economics IAMES SMITH: Football Coach CLARA GAULKEg Physical Education CLARENCE McDADEg Basketball Coach FAC LTY EMERSON HOWEg Industrial Arts EDMUND HENDERSONg Industrial Arts FRANKLIN READY MIX 1 COOKS MRS, HAWTHORNE, MRS. LITTLE, MRS. OWEN, MRS. IMES MR. PLUMMER, MR. CHESTER MR. IEFFERY MR DENNIS CROLLS' FLOWER SHOPPE I 2 4 Q .3 eww ,A f 3 X MW , 5 ' W Hxufxw ff ffl ,, sxfhs M . K5 Y? 4 151 4, , f U , :if-if W- f. W ., 'S25:7':v, ' fl 5 7' if? ,iLv?KE Q1 ' 9 K ' 'Q s ZR , PHYLLIS ADKINS Office Helper 12: National Honor Society 9 RUTH ARBAUGH Office Helper 9. 12: FHA 9, 10: GAA 9, 10: Glee Club 10, NORA ARNETT Booster Club 11, 12. DOLORES BARKER Office Helper 12: FHA 9, 10: GAA 9, 10: Booster Club 11: Glee Club 9, 10: Chorus 9, 10, 12, BOB BARNES Varsity F 10, 11, 12: Varsity Football 9, 10, 11, 12: Reserve Basketball 10: Hi-Y 10, 11: Junior Basketball 9: Track 9, 10: Glee Club 11: Booster Club 12, I4 HAROLD CALLAHAN Assistant Editor Acorn Staff 11: Class Officer 12: National Honor Society 11, 12. ROBERT BEUKE Yearbook Staff 11, 12: Varsity F 10, 11, Secretary 12: Class Officer 12: Latin Club 9, 10: National Honor Society 10, 11, Treasurer 12: Student Council 9: Football 12: Baseball 10, 11, 12: 3 One-Act Plays 10: Junior Class Play 11. DOROTHY PERRY Yearbook staff 11, 12: Class Officer 10, 11, 12: Librarian 9: Latin Club 9, 10: National Honor Society 10,11, 12: Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, President 12: FTA 9.10, 11: GAA 9, 10, 11, 12: Speech Club 12: 3 One-Act Plays 10: Cheerleader 10, 11, 12. LOIS FRITH Office Helper 12: Cats' Meow 12: Class Officer 12: Latin Club 9: Tri-Hi-Y 12: GAA 9, 12: Glee Club 9, 10, 11: Chorus 9, 10, 11. KENT ALEXANDER Booster Club ll, 12: Var- sity F 12: Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12: Student Council 12: Junior Class Play Crew: Cats' Meow staff 11, 12: V X lphhwh H yinl A Sports Editor Annual 12: r,,s Visual Aids 9, io, senior Band 9, 10: 3 One-Act Plays ,Eli 2'jZ:g1gf Crew 11. 1 A 5 it 2 iii ' 1 H ,5:7i:i,,g:, ig Qjgtw.. Y iiiiiliihifiifl-3.ll1f DENNY BURROUGHS Varsity F' 10, 11, 12: F00tbal1 10, 11, 12: Hi-Y 11, 12: Track 9, 10. LEON CAMPBELL Baseball 11, 12: Football 11, 12: Varsity F 12. CHARLES CARPENTER Yearbook Staff 11, 12. Editor: Class President 10, Class Treasurer 11: Latin Club 9, 10: National Honor Society 9, 10, 11, 12: Hi-Y 10, 11, 12: Band 9, 10, 12: Track 10: 3 One-Act Plays 10: Junior Class Play 11: Boys' State Elect. HAZEL CARPENTER Office Helper 11.12: Librarian 9, 10, 11, 12: National Honor Society 9: FTA 9, 10: Booster Club 11: Student Council 9, 10. MARVIN CLARK Yearbook Staff 11. 12: Var- sity F 10.11, r-'resident 12: Hi-Y 10. 11: Football Varsity 9, 10, 11, 12: Basket- ball 10, 11, 12: Freshman Basketball 9: Baseball 10: Junior Class Play: Boys' Glee Club 11. DONALD DAY Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12. CLYE DEPEW Janitors Aid Committee 11. I5 HARRY CLEVENGER Visual Aids 9: Baseball 10: Junior Class Play: Mixed Chorus 12: Safety Patrol 9. SUE COLE Office Helper 12: Tri-Hi-Y 12: FTA 12: Chorus 9, 10: Triple Trio II 9, 10: Glee Club 9.10: Junior Class Play: Annual Staff 12. CLARENCE DALTON Acorn Staff Editor 11: Stage Crew 11. 12: Mixed Chorus 12: Safety Patrol 10. BOB EVANS Yearbook Staff 12g Varsity F 9, 10, 11, 12: Visual Aids 10, 11, 125 Hi-Y 10, ll, 12: Booster Club ll, 12: Varsity Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Reserve Basketball 10, 11g Freshman Basketball 93 Varsity Track 9, 10, Baseball 12. HARRIET FEALY Yearbook staff 11, 12: Cats' Meow 129 Class Officer 93 Lib- rarian 9, 10, 11, 12, Latin Club 9, 10g National Honor Society 9, 10, 11, Secretary 125 FTA 9, 10, Secretary 11, 125 Speech Club 12, GAA 9, 10, 11, 121 Booster Club 12: Quill and Scroll 125 Girls' State 11g Junior Class Play, 3 One-Act Plays 10g Chorus 12. RONALD GARRETT Visual Aid 9, 10g Hi-Y 11, 12, Freshman Basketball. NANCY GOUGH Office Helper 12g Yearbook Staff 12, Librarian 9, 10, 113 Latin Club 9, 105 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, Secretary 125 FTA 9, 10, 11, 12: GAA 9, 10, 11, 12g Speech Club, President 12g Booster Club 11, Junior Class Play. CARL HARRIS Hi-Y 10, Chaplain 11, Secretary 12: Student Council 11, President 123 3 One-Act Plays 10: Junior Class Play: Spanish Club 12. FLEETA HARVILLE Yearbook Staff 125 Girls' Varsity 12. PAUL HILLARD Latin Club 9g Junior Class Play. HAROLD FRI SBY MARGARET FRY Trio 12, Girls' Ensemble 11. JOYCE GRAY GAA 12. Office Helper 12, FHA 9, 123 GAA 9g Glee Club 9, 10, 11, Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Triple GLORIA JOHNS Yearbook Staff 12: Cats' Meow ll, Editor-in-Chief 125 Acorn Staff 115 Librarian 9, 10, 115 Latin Club 95 National Honor Society 95 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 FTA 9, 10, ll, Vice President 125 GAA 9, 10, 11, 125 Speech Club 11, 125 Booster Club 11, Vice President 125 Student Council 10, Secretary 115 Quill and Scroll 125 Girls' Varsity 10, 11, 12: 3 One-Act Plays 105 Junior Class Play5 Band 9, 105 Glee Club 9. DON IUSTUS Football ll, 125 Baseball 105 Hi-Y 105 Varsity F 12. DON KIDWELL Baseball 95 Track 9, 10. BOB KINDRED Varsity Football 11, Reserve Basketball 10. 11, Junior High Basketball 95 Hi-Y 10, 115 Track 95 Glee Club 11. BETTY KINNEY Office Helper 123 Yearbook Staff 12: Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, Chaplain 125 FHA 9, 10, 115 FTA 125 GAA 11: Speech Club 125 Booster Club 125 Glee Club 10, 115 Chorus 10, 115 Homecom- ing Queen. THOMAS KIRBY Band 9, 10, 11, President 125 Baseball 105 Junior Class Play 115 Patrol Boy 9. BARBARA LAKES ' Triple Trio 125 Glee Club 10, 115 Mixed Chorus 9, 115 3 One-Act Plays 105 Junior Class Play. NANCY MCCLURE President of 9th grade5 President of Varsity F 5 President of FTA5 Vice President of Student Council5 Librarian 9, 10, 115 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 125 FTA 9, 10, 11, 125 Band 10, 115 Junior Class Play 3 One-Act Plays. JAMES MILLS Varsity Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Freshman Basketball 95 Varsity Baseball 105 Glee Club 10, 115 Hi-Y 9, 10, 11. 125 Varsity F' 10, 11, 125 Track 9, 10, 115 Booster Club 11, 12. IEANETTE MONK FHA 9, 10, 125 GAA 95 Chorus 11, 125 Glee Club 9, 10, 11. I7 Wx st ..i- E .5 JOEL MOORE x , wi si' BETTY MURRAY Student Band Director 11, 12, Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Patrol Boy 9, - e ' 'i H 2 I., , f r f' 'Q 1' as , Q : . P ' - '.,k ',,, ' p 1A Varsity F 11, 125 Varsity Basketball 11,125 Varsity Football 125 Hi-Y 115 Annual staff 12. , 5 , R is he V if ltral i ttltft 5 HM MORELAND MILDRED MOORE Office Helper 125 Yearbook Staff 11, 125 Acorn Staff, Editor 115 Class Officer 95 Librarian 9, 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 FTA 9, 10, 11, 125 Booster Club 11, 125 Quill and Scroll 125 Girls' Varsity 105 3 One-Act Plays 105 Junior Class Play 115 Homeroom Officer 11. GAIL MORGAN Latin Club 9, 105 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 125 Spanish Club 125 Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Triple Trio 10, 125 Ensemble DALE PRESTON Class Officer 115 Hi Y 10, 115 Reserve Basketball 10, 115 Varsity Basketball 125 Junior Class Play 11. LOIS RICHMOND Latin Club 9, 10, Treasurer5 GAA 9, 105 Booster Club 125 Triple Trio 9, 10, 11, 12: Junior Class Play 115 Chorus 9, 10, 11, 125 Glee Club 9, 105 Girls' Varsity Basketball 10. e--' 5 -' 1 ' 5 ,rt ' if.i, -vfffi CAROL ROSSMAN Office Helper 105 Yearbook staff ll, 125 Acorn Staff 115 Latin Club 9, 105 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, Treasurer 125 FTA 9, 10, 11, 125 GAA 9, 10, 11, 12: Speech Club 125 Booster Club 11, 125 Glee Club 95 Girls' Varsity Basketball 11, 125 Junior Class Play 11g Junior High Cheerleader 9. CONNIE ROSSMAN Office Helper 125 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 125 FHA 95 GAA 9, 125 Glee Club 9, 10, 115 Triple Trio 125 Ensemble 115 Band 9, 10, 11: Cats' Meow 11, 125 Acorn Staff 11: FHA 9: FTA 10, 11, 125 GAA 9, 10, 11, 12: Booster Club 11, 12: Quill and Scroll, President 125 Junior Honor Society 95 Spanish Club 12. ALMA STEPHEN Office Helper 12: FHA 12: GAA 9, 11. MIKE SULLIVAN Offi Vice President ll, President 12: Booster Club 11, 12: Girls' Varsity Basketball team 10, ll. RAY TINDALL Stage Patrol 10: Mixed Chorus 9, 10. 12. SENIORS P BEULAH SAMS Office Helper 12: Cats' Meow 12: Tri-Hi-Y 12: FHA 9, 10, ll: FTA 12: Speech Club 12: Booster Club 12: Junior High Cheer- leader 9: Glee Club 10, ll: Chorus 10, ll. FAYE SATTERFIELD Office Helper 12: Librarian 9, 10, 11, 12: Latin Club 9, 10: National Honor Society 9: Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12: FTA 9, 10, 11, Historian 12: Speech Club 12: Booster Club 11, Secretary 12: Junior Class Play: Band 9, 10, ce Helper 11, 12: FHA 10, 11: GAA 9, 10, MARY WATTS Yearbook Staff 12: Cats' Meow 11, 12: Latin Club 9, 10: Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12: FTA 9, 10, 11, Historian 12: GAA 9, 10, 11, 12: Speech Club 11, 12: Booster Club 11, 12: Junior Class Play. Crew ll, 12: Safety , ..-Nu'-' , LAWRENCE WEAVER Yearbook Staff 11, 12: Class Officer 10, 11: Hi-Y 10: Student Council 9: Vice President of Class 10: President of Class ll: Band 9, 10, ll: Drum Major 11: Junior Class Play, ' ROLLY WILLIAMS 3 it is MILDRED. WINKLER Yearbook Staff 11, 12: Class Officer 9: Librarian 9, 10, 11: Latin Club 9: Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12: FTA 9, 10, 11, 12: GAA 9, 10, 11, 12: Booster Club 11, 12: Subscription Editor 12: Glee Club 9, 10: 3 One-Act Plays 10: Junior Class Play 11: Girls' Varsity 11. CHARMA WRIGHT Office Helper ll: Junior Class Play 11. I9 CLASS WILLS I, Leon Campbell, will my ability to stay away from girls with peroxided hair to Oliver Frith. I, Bob Barnes, will Mr. Ratcliff a little inter-com system so that he can practice during the summer vacation. I, Ray Tindall, will my ability to know how to study and get good grades to Delores Kindred. I, Rolly Williams, will my bashfulness and my love for Monroe to John Hinkle. I, Tom Kirby, will my curly hair and my ability to get along with teachers to my brother, Jack. We, Mike S ulli v a n , F a ye Satterfield, Millie Moore, Betty Kinney, Beulah Sams, leave our wills together so that we may have more space to will Ray Perez to ourselves, because we don't want anyone else to have him, Although it grieves us very much to leave him, we will our seats in Soc, to the Junior girls who don't know how lucky they are, Apologies to our brothers and sisters, whom we left out, I, Dale Preston, will my love for freshmen girls to anyone that's got what it takes. I, Hazel Carpenter, will my job in the Athletic Office to any girl who likes to listen to the radio the fifth and sixth period. I, Kent Alexander, will my ability to sleep in class to Bob Hetzler. I, Charma Wright, will my knowledge acquired at FHS to a certain guy in the US Navy. I, Harold Frisby, will Mickey McDade some of my hair. I, Sue Cole , will my Air Force towel to Miss Gaulke so she won't have to use her shower curtain anymore. l, Connie Rossman, will my place in Triple Trio to Nancy Minge. I, Dan Moore, will my fine car to my little brother, Jerry. I, Bob Kindred will my car to Jim Mills, because he rides in it all the time anyway. I, Fleeta Harville, leave my position on Girl's Varsity totPhyl1is Harville, I, Bob Evans will Mr. Ratcliff a police whistle so he can call people down in the hall. I, Nora Arnett, will to Loretta some of the Middle- town boys, but the rest to myself. I, Nancy McClure, will to Gravel Gertie Weaver, all of Mr. Smith's teasing that he didn't use on me. I, Gloria Johns, will my position of Editor of the Meow to my sister, Linda, and my natural curly hair to Nancy Minge. I, Paul Hillard, will to my younger brothers my ability to miss school and still pass. We, Betty Baker and Phyllis Adkins, will our many wonderful times in Mr. Brown's second year short- hand class to the juniors who are lucky enough to pull through first year shorthand. I, Alma Stephens , will my ability to graduate from FHS to my little brother, Ray. We, Don Kindwell and Sibi Weaver, will our abil- ity to get caught and jailed for trespassing to any eligible Junior, I, Carol Rossman, will to my sister, Nancy, my common sense for she needs it. And to Grace Wierman my seat in Soc. We, Carl Harris and Charles Carpenter, will Janet Hamilton back to the Dodge Company for a newer model. We will to John Harris, Bob Kindred's height and to Bob Roth and Larry Johns jobs as student pho- tographers. I, Gail Morgan, will to my sister Jill, my seat in homeroom 310. I, Ruth Arbaugh, will the Middletown boys to my sister Dixie and Springboro to myself, I, Donald Day, will my parking place to a fellow gear grinding friend, Jerry Pombles. I, Barbara Lakes, will my love for Indiana fellows, especially Northern Indiana, to myself. I, James Mills, will Smith a carton of Camels, and John Powell my nickname Nose, l, Dot Perry, will my love for the Air Force to my sister, Lois. I, Mary Watts, will to Marcia my typing seat in the pressroom, and to my brother my ambition to play football. I, Ronnie Garrett, will my parking place at Frank- lin High to Joe Myers who has it most of the time, I, Dolores Barker, will to Mr, Perez my Sky Blue Lipstick, lt's just his shade. I, Joel Moore, will my directorship of the Band to Wilbur Cline, whom I think will do a fine job. I, Lois Richmond, will Miss Wills a girdle so she won't have to stretch too far to see Perez. I, Nancy Gough, will to my sister Carole my love for football and basketball. I, Harold Callahan, will my love for school to my brothers, Charles and Robert. I, Clyde Depew, will to Donald Gabbard my ability to get along with the teachers. CLASS WILL I, Harriet Fealy, will to Barbara, a busy success- ful career in our high school library. I, Millie Winkler, will to my sister, Tudy, my love for Middletown and Yale boys. I, Lois Frith, will my ability to keep out of trouble to my brother, Oliver, for he needs it. l, Jeannette Monk, will my ability to graduate to my sister, Shirley, and my brother, Jeff. I, Margaret Fry, will my ability to graduate, to my sister Barb and my brother Don. We, Bob Beuke, Don Justus, and Denny Burroughs, will to John Powell all of our remaining athletic equipment, because he would eventually steal it anyway. We, on behalf of the football team, also will our injuries to the three football coaches. I, Harry Clevenger, will to my sister, Georgianna, my ability to graduate as she needs it badly. 1 , 1 'D IQ Q e 24 gv I, Joyce Gray, will my Soc. seat to short Junior girls so they can look up to Mr. Perez. I, Betty Jo Murray, will Miss Brown to England, the country she loves so dearly. I, Clarence Dalton, will my ability to get out of classes to my brother, Earl. I, Marvin Clark, will my nickname Nancy to any one who likes, it, and my position on the football team to Jerry Kirby. I, Jim Moreland, will my parking place to my brother. We, the Class of 1953, being of sound mind and body, hereby will to the future classes of Franklin High School the building, classrooms, books, and teachers: but ask to be permitted to take with us our fond memories. 1 1 '22, .L W...- L .... ,fx X 'QQ X L. X , S, X' '9 ' ' ' 'f ' LV V slfp--Via ,al twel- -4 2 -A N .f .Y?f.4.Z'-1 -Q M , eixff. , . - aaa - f 'Q - , ,:'a.,1m,iv-- -Q if ,-.. ' Elves. WARES SERVICE JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS N ANCY Ml NG E DIC K WHITT I have enjoyed the position of President of the Junior Class very much, I have felt very honored and very pleased with gaining that position. I hope that I filled the office capably and would like to express my thanks to my classmates for electing me. Cecil White I am secretary of the Junior Class this year and have found out that this isn't an easy job. Although it is work, it's the kind of work that's fun to do. I'll never forget or regret this job, Thank you for electing me. Nancy Minge CECIL WHITE DOT COOK I would like to thank all of my classmates that voted me into this office and the teachers who helped me with the tasks I've performed this year. I enjoyed the position of Vice President very much and I hope the person which follows in my footsteps will enjoy the job as much as I did. Dick Whitt I have enjoyed being the Treasurer of the Junior Class and I would like to thank my classmates who elected me to this office. I have been proud to oc- cupy this position and I would like to pass on the honor of occupying this office to next year's officer, Dot Cook THE VIRGINIAN JUNIORS First row: J. Hollon, P, Hale, R, Hoy, N, Parlett, A, Dials, J. Whisman, G. Wallace, L, Perry. Second row: G. Conley, B, Taylor, L, Patrick, B, Young, J. Hineline, I, White, D, Cook, E, Fields, J, Callahan, P. Mason, V. Thacker. Third row: O. Neace, B. Hayes, J, Brown, B, Barnes, M, Winkle, A. Robinson, A, Johnson, J. Gunkle M, Allen, P, Roberts, P, Stanifer, Miss Robison, Fourth row: A, Wierman, N, Minge, C. Gough, C, Hammock, C, White, A, Stapleton, T, Edwards, J. Griffith, D, Bowermaster, J. Hudson, B. DePew, M, James, A, Quillen, Fifth row: S, Logan, G. Basore, J. Taylor, P, Cramer, P, Glossip, E. Baker, M, Stonecash, M, DePew, S, Ach- burger, G. Wierman, V, Barnes. First row: J, Tredway, R, Hill, R. Myers, C, Dearth, M, Lakes, J, Harris, J, Rhude, T. Taylor, R, Robinson, C, White. Second row: R, Hill, W, Childers, R, Morris, J, Hinkle, G, Morton, K, Lakes, W, Reese, C, Collier, D, Whitt, D, Henderson, Miss Robinson, Third row: R, McQueen, G, Dean, D, Hatfield, J, Myers, J. Pombles, B, Hetzler, J. Speice, J, Powell, J, Ruppert. Fourth row: R. Pitts, G. Hollingsworth, H, Morton, G, Carpenter, R, Miley, K, Bishop, L, Creech, J. Jordan, EATON' S FUNERAL HOME 24 .L s g, . Q? 'i R I 7 x ix . F X Y N X ml vi V r .1 -- . I . Sw 5 7 - Y- 5 . Q. K az 1'- .kW.. . 1. K AA 5 . ji we . .Ax iff gf 1: ,. :--- vi n , ,W-W , ggi , - ,,Ki1ff..:Nup. .If i if . +Sffw???'fiQ.'S5. P' , L' H'-Q V Jw N +4 . g. .ui Q'fV5 'l ,V , .. 5' xp, Lv .I1P'w,au N.. 'i es. , ., .' i ali A 1 p . x . A .IQIT . lx. Q Ng, ' a k a.-: 'I QQ K Q 15 si Q 9 ww .W gf J 'H i 1 ,.-Q 1 3-wr . N5 4 vt :aw OPHOMORE First row: Philip Locke, Ronnie Miller, Bob Parker, Glenn Banks, Robert Herrington, Bill Banks, Ed Quillen, Ronald Tinch, Larry Anderson, Mr. Weaver. Second row: Rex Arnett, Bill Campbell, Delbert Norville, Floyd Cassidy, Ricky Pendleton, Don Gabbard, Charles Richmond, Larry Johns, Dick Gillen, Bob McCloud, Third row: Robert Leonard, Bob Dalton, Conard Parker, Ray Newton, Bob Swartz, Henry Cofield, Jerry Kirby, Delmar Webb, Ralph Cook, Fourth row: Orville Hedric, Larry Scholl, Ronnie Mitchell, Glenn Blankenship, Bob Roth, Donnie Evans, Roy Dalton, Ronnie Pumphrey, Paul Hopkins. Fifth row: Jean Monk, Leal Balon, Oliver Frith, Lowell Smith, Andy Sabo, Clifford Gentry, Jack Bailey, John Villella, Sixth row: Jack Chamberlain, Terry Jones, Oren Evans, Tom Tolley, Elmer Helton, Dean Clifton, Robert Benge, Billy Young, Pete Newson. First row: Georgianna Clevenger, Judy Jenkins, Doris Hency, Beverly Boyer, Shirley Hipsher, Grace Johnson, Wonida Willis, Faye Creech, Barbara Richardson. Second row: Janet Hamilton, Georgiana Gates, Linda Larick, Virginia Plessinger, Viola Stickleman, Virginia Stickleman, Dolly Mills, Barbara Eversole, Joan Kindred, Mr, Weaver, Sponsor. Third row: Jan Treadway, Ethel Thompson, Gail Myers, Sylvia Moore, Mary Sue Croll, Barbara Taulbee, Beverly Millard, Catherine Riley, Christine Dean, Fourth row: Joyce Salmon, Gloria Lonicker Shirley Chasteen, Gertrude Weaver, Sue Tinch, Janice Dyas, Norma Anderson, Phyllis Hunt, Doris Hackman. Fifth row: Patty Phelps, Juanita Kelley, Stella Young, Jean Ann Shotwell, Jane Nock, Rqzella Dawson, Joan Parker, Betty White. FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK 26 WMM FREH E First row: Albert Reese, Billy Hughes, Bob Scearce, Clyde Taylor, Jerry Rhude, Bill Smith, Jim Musen, Phil Back. Second row: Bill Nemsic, Lee Purkins, Don Riddell, Benny Duke, Joe Achberger, Oden Blair, Pete Ross- man, Marvin Priest, Cedric McGraw, Jim Vaughn, Mr. Perez, Sponsor. Third row: Bob Ledford, Gerald Merri- man, Ernest Rose, Bud Bradley, Russell Hines, Joy Hoffer, Clarence Ralstein, Richard Norvell, George Brown, Robert Callahan. Fourth row: Ralph Estridge, Billy Layman, Alvin Azbill, Don McGaha, John Charlton, Larry McNarry, Gary Jones, Ronnie Jeffery, Richard Conley, Ross Herrick, Fifth row: Jim Elam, Ronnie Wells, Del- bert Nichell, Charles Gampher, Gary West, Eugene Hill, Jack Vice, Tom Bray, Tom McCoy, Celden Smith. First row: Barb Hamilton, Betty Bicknell, Carol Updyke, Lois Garret, Marilyn Robinson, Phyllis Miller, Marilyn Gessner, Pat Holweger. Second row: Phyllis Phillips, Katherene Collier, Jean Basore, Delores Snider, Susan Phillips, Janice Mears, Barb Satterfield, Margot Leroy, Alice Sears, Judy Whisman, Barb Tewell, Mr. Perez. Third row: Betty Owsley, Delores Campbell, Penny Widdle, Patty Grub, Carolyn Edwards, Mary Hency, Ruth Crouch, Joan Hanes, Betty Priest, Shirley Parker, Fourth row: Irene Flinspach, Onda Burger, Carol Miller, Mary Howard, Betty Moore, Judy Bradley, Gloria Moore, Doris Mullins, Pat Neace, Ruth Thoudes, Rosa Lee Nickle, Fifth row: Janice Hill, Elaine Hale, Roberta Back, Elizabeth Day, Janet Haley, Lois Henderson, Nancy Purkey, Lois Cook, Gloria Adams, Mary Pitts, Sixth row: Rebecca Conn, Jollie Spicer, Marcia Watts, Yvonne Morton, Nancy Rossman, Joyce Depew, Dolores Kindred, Margie McDaniel, Jean Timberlake, Elaine Harp, Elaine Bishop, Virginia Winkler, Lois Eastham. MONTGOMERY'S FARM gc HOME STORE 28 EIGI-ITH GRADE First row: Helen Hineline, Dorothy Spies, Phyllis Swartz, Barbara Hatfield, Sandra Kirby, Kay Harris, Geraldine Welcher, Arlene Swink, Sue Ellen Bennett, Norma Thacker, Sharon Towson, Mary Powell, Lizzy Cox, Dixie Arbaugh, Joyce Dalton, Linda Hayes. Second row: Patty Riddell, Florence Arkill, Jill Morgan, Turlie Nelson, Shirley Tinch, Joyce Stapleton, Peggy Richardson, Barbara Harrell, Linda Priest, Reba Evans, June McGraw, Jane Evans, Evelyn Ross, Janice Lain, Eleanor Anderson, Gloria Mason. Third row: Kenna Lucas, Mary Kay Ratcliff, Linda Theiss, Shirley Gray, Barbara McCreary, Phyllis Chasteen, Robin Shane, Nanette Wilson, Rita Hatton, Bonnie Worrell, Peggy O'Neal, Angelene Hurt, Virgie Eversole, Martha Wright. Fourth row: Phyllis McGaha, Sandra Mitchell, Martha Hall, Evelyn Taylor, Eleanor Moler, Eula Blevins, Patty Ricker, Ruth Evans, Teddy Dishun, Elizabeth Oldham, Janet Lonicker, Linda Whisman, Patty McCandless, Betty Lakes, Nell Wilder, Phyllis Kindred, Pauline Hollon, Fifth row: Mr. Cash, Tindell Woehler, Susan Tewell, Francis Clemmons, Joyce Cockrell, Betty Baker, Hazel Reffitt, Joyce Hill, Judy Nock, Loretta Arnett, Ruth Evans, Betty Lakes. H SERS WXNNW First row: Bill Cook, Steve Eaton, Timon Crain, Tommy Thacker, Allen Weaver, Richard Stanifer, Tony Doliboa, James Gray, Ronald Marshall, Curry Hutchinson, Carl Hoffer, Robert Cronon, Terry Quillen, Jerry Callahan, Second row: Jim Mears, Gene Smith, Jim Hollon, Richard Stanifer, Jack Shepard, John Robinson, Clifford Griffin, Steve Vilvent, James Banks, John Smith, Paul Clifford, James Bridges, John Wells, Michael Locke. Third row: Mr. Cash, Orville Smith, Bill Morey, Clarence Blair, Dale Elam, Jasper Cassidy, David Shotwell, Jim Rose, Ed Taylor, Albert Reese, Robert Isebel, Frank Kirby. Fourth row: Tom Litch, Hershle Wilson, Ronald Collins, Richard Morton, Jerry Moore, Robert Gonsheimer, Larry Tucker, Bud Riddell, Donald Sword, Carl Ballinger, James Fox, Larry Scholl. Fifth row: John Mollot, Larry Lain, Lester Young, Huch Depew, Bob Lansdale, Ronald Baker, Duel Webb, Joe Young, Richard Connely, Bob Bowlen, Vernon Helton, Robert Kelley. HALE'S GROCERY 29 SEVENTH GRADE First row: J. Alexander, J. Campbell, B, Garrett, S. Hatfield, B. Perry, P. Lane, R. Garrett, J. Balmon, C. Gillen, l. Mullin, D. Honny, P. Sneider, S, Barker, J. Parker, B. Jenny, L. Long, L. Johns, C. Jackson, Second row: L. Henderson, M. Taylor, N. Rice, M, Hipsher, L, Parker, R. Rossan, L. Svvink, S. Musen, S. Hency, B. Logsdon, L. Myneir, C. Gillen, D. Shoti, M. Sword, M. Thomas, M. Conley, N. Issacs, T. Smith P, Dunn, Mr. Laughlin. 'I'hird row: M. Phillips, I. Griffen, P. Howard, M. Young, M. Wolf, J, Warden, S. Hall, C. McGraw, R. Ritchie, M. Carpenter, B. L. Cope, B. Coffee, P. Hall, A. Walters, B. Lawson, L. Harvey, M. Duff, S. McGraw, E. Moller, Fourth row: R. Purkey, E. Orderouth, S. Jordon, D. Taylor, D. Hawthorne, A, Ballard, O, Robinson, J. Blackburn, J, Hoty, P, Bassett, Y, Robinson, L. Jones, O. Johnson, M. Bailey, L, Hoffman, N. Small, B. Coffey, Fifth row: N. Mathews, F. Wilson, B. Raby, N, Pedigo, D. Taylor, E. Stacy. J. Payne, R, Abner, M. Gross, S, Gay, P, Harville, , J. Bierman, S. Monk, W, Charleston, N. Duncanson. First row, Right to Left: Mr. Laughlin, C. Tounsend, D. Perry, R. Hipsher, T. Powell, D. Sullivan, R, Myers D. Weaver, P. Masters, J, Richard, J. Hency, C, Christeen, E. Settle, B. Janney, R. Coakfield. Second row: J. Timberlake, J, Sullivan, J. Leonard, B. Johnson, D. Davis, S, West, M. Smith, V. Phelps, D. Myers, D. Gillen, R. Clevenger, J. H, Whisman, R. Anderson, R. Wright, B, Kindred, J. Kubilish, R. Sams. Third row: G. Blake, R. Watts, M. McClann, P, Lakes, K, Jackson, V. Mehl, T. Chenoweth, T. Dishun, B. Henry, G. Wilson, D. Bailey, K, Pendleton, T. Dishun, W. Dolson, J, Blackford, J, Masters, W. Campbell, , Brown. Fourth row: G, Blake, J. Dearthe, R, Hoskins, T. Fugerson, J. Dalton, R. Upshaw, E. Spicer, E, Bowermaster, D, Shapiro, A. Turner, D. Fry, F. Glen, D, Brown, W. Dawson, D. Bowlen, D. Neely. Fifth row: G, Adams, J. Kirby. I. Rose, P, Landsdale, D. Griffith, R. MacDaniel R. Phillips, J. Glossip, J, Wilson, B, Grass, R. Sepert, C. Priest, K. Campbell, A, Freeman, R. Carpenter, L. Carpenter. .. ..K,,,,,... . - 1 , - 1 - W A U f... ,.-. ..,. ,.., . . .. .. ...,.,. , ..,,.. R , , . ,r ., . ,, , 1 1 , ' 1 ff' ff ' I TUDEN T COUNCIL First row: Kent Alexander, Nancy McClure, Carl Harris, Joyce Calla han, Jean Timberlake. MR. ROBTER WALTFR. Sponsor Second row: Gertrude Weaver, Martha lane Kindred, Mary Howard, Georgiana Gates, Virgil Eversole, Jack Timberlake, Carl Hoffer. Third row: Tom Taylor, Don Henderson, lack Bailey, Steve Vilvens MOUNT'S MARKET 32 ' A HONOR SOCIETY STEER 3 SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY First row Seated: Harriet Fealy, Don Henderson, Irene White, Cecil White, Joyce Callahan, Tom Taylor, Seond row: Dot Perry, Mr. Brown, Kenny Bishop, Charles Carpenter, Bob Beuke, Evelyn Baker, Jim Ruppert, Georgia Basore, JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY First row: Phillip Locke, Barb Richardson, Linda Larrick, Ruth Crouch, Patty Holweger, Barb Hamilton, Judy Whisman, Bob Scearce, Larry Musen, Mary Howard, Martha Wright, Jerry Parker, Curry Hutchi- son. Second row: Miss Hankinson, Jean Basore, Janice Mears, Margot LeRoy, Susan Phillips, Barb Tewell, Elaine Hale, Alice Sears, Gloria Moore, Beverly Boyer, Patty McCand1ess, Betty Moore. Third row: Richard Norvell, Jan Treadway, Carolyn Gustin, Georgianna Gates, Mary Sue Croll, Gertrude Weaver, Sue Tinch, Patty Grubb, Delores Snider Yvonne Morton, Nanette Wilson, Steve Vilvens. Fourth row: Barb Taulbee, Glenn Banks, Rozella Dawson, Jack Bailey, Bill Young, Jim Alm, Oren Evans, Jane Nock, Leal Balon, Jim Parker, Elaine Harp, ESTATE LOU R0U10hI'I-65811011 REAL 33 Bill Kinney-Franklin ! I if is The Cat's eow kjgf XIIIVYWYWY i1:Q..,..kii.fi-iiagi. salslnfrrsakiiliohia -Truesdayfoeceliberi 23,1955 N... 3 CATS' MEOW STAFF, sitting: Phyllis Sranifer, Betty Io Murray, Gloria Johns, Evelyn Baker. Standing: Stanley Jeffery, Georgia Basore, Carol Rossman, Mary Watts. Kent Alexander, Miss Brown, Sponsor, Shirley Achber- ger, Christine Hammock, Lois Frith, Harriet Fealy. 25 Seniors To Travel To lebanon For Test On January 30, twenty-tive sen- iors will venture to Lebanon High School to take the annual Senior Scholarship Tests. The group includes Faye Satter- field, Mildred Moore, Nancy Mc- Clure, Mildred Winkler, Dorothy Perry. Kent Alexander, Gail Mor- gan, Bob Bcuke, Denny Burroughs. Carl Harris. Ray Tindall, Clarence Dalton. Charma Wright, Sheila Logan, Betty Jo lVlurray, Clyde De- pcw. Joel Moore, Charles Carpen- ter. Sue Cole, Carol Rossman, Nan- cy Gough, Gloria Johns. li-lary Watts. Harriet Fcaly, Harold Calla- han, and Lois Richmond. F. H. S. Student Eligible For Rochester Contest Harriet Fealy has received not- ice that she is eligible to compete for one of three science scholar- ships sponsored by the Bausch and l.amb Optical Company at the Uni- versity of Rochester. Supt. Burns Addresses Father-Son Banquet The Hi-Y Father-Son Banquet, with Mr. J. Forrest Burns, super- intendent of Franklin Schools, as the speaker, was held in the Frank- lin High School Cafeteria Monday night, January 26. Carl Harris, the toastmaster, in- troduced Mr. Charles Laughlin, who gave the welcome: Warren Rees, who offered devotionsg and Mr, J, Forrest Burns, who made the ad- dress. uw--a February I0 Deadline The new deadline for the sale of annuals is February 10, states Mr. Victor Julian, year- book advisor. No orders will be taken after this date. Orders may be given to salesmen in the homeroom. One may pay the full S3 now or may pay by in- stallments, no less than Sl each. Mary Sue Croll Wins RCA Victor Mary Sue Croll, a sophomore. cave the winning speech in thc t'Voice of Democracvu contest held in the Franklin High School Audi- torium. Tuesday. December 2. 1952. Mary Sue receivctl an RCA Vic- tor radio as her prize tcompli- ments of Hoffman Applianccsl, and her speech has been sent to Colum- ons for state judging. Mary Sue is active in Tri-Hi-Y. Speech Club, Booster Club. and the Latin Club. Gloria .Iohns, a senior, received a ten-dollar check for placing sec- ond in the 'iVoice of Democracy Tri-Hi-y Sets Up Plans: Has Speaker And Sale A current project of the Tri-Hi-Y girls is knowing our community better, Some alumni of Tri-Hi-Y have been invited to the meetings to tell of their work since gradua- tion. Pat Scholl Glossip, of the class of '50, will talk to the club on February 2 about her exper- iences in Interior Decorating. ll. New Team, Tickets, Gym Ready liclrets 011 ale With the basketball season now officially opened, as of last night, local students of Franklin are pur- chasing their tickets to the Wild- cat's games. either for the season or separately. The seating chart will be some- thing like this: Students will be seated in the entire center section of the eastern half of the gym. Adults who have season tickets will sit in the cen- ter section of the northern half of the gvm. Seated in the south half will be the visitors. General ad- mission scats will cover 450 of the seats. 20-Game Schedule Gets Under Way For Fans The five years of traveling a well beaten path to Middletown for home games is part of a past era as the new gym offers the Wildcats a chance to romp on their own hardwood for the first time in four years. The Cats opened the cage sea- son last night in a tilt against Springboro.' Springboro with six games on the records are seasoned veterans while Franklin starts out with a clean slate. This year's team lacking in height with Marvin Clark at 6'1 the tallest is depending, according .Speech flub, flioir fombine Carols mtl: ugeanb Guests at the Inn Guests at the Inn, a Christmas pageant, will be given by the Speech Club and choir at the Christmas assembly on Tuesday afternoon, Dc- ccmber 23. The story of the pageant takes place at the inn of Benjamin and his wife Anna in Bethlehem When Mary and Joseph come for a room the Spelling ln Homerooms Tried By English Dept. The teaching of spelling in jun- ior high homerooms during activ- ifv period is an experiment being tried this six weeks in an effort to create more time for literature and grammar in seventh and eighth grade classes. lt is a cooperative project of the English Department and junior high homeroom teach- ers. Junior and senior studen's chos- cn for proficiency in spelling and pronouncing words make up the teaching team. They give out a pretest on Mondays and checks spelling nork-books on Wednes- days. lnrt-turnfo A ' receive extra cred lish classes. Honorable Mc In Ohio Histo Harriet Fcaly. afi in Warren County, mention in the fin: annual Ohio gover and citizenship tes University in Ath November 21. Harriet was one 0 ing honorable men of the first ten placc prizes. Competing were 104 county win liroinarv contest. Marilyn Miller. first prize of 3100, v riet's room mates d in Athens. While in Athens, cd a banquet. the Zapa'a. and the O Marshall football ga only one left is hc-ins' saved tor their son Jonathan. When Jona- than comes in. he ttlls his parents he has seen a strange light and takes them to the stable to seo thc new-born Babe. The part of Benjamin i-ill be played by .lim Campbell: that of Anna by Virginia Baines: .Iona than, bv Ronnie Miller: Joseph. by Don Henderson: and lllznv, by lllary Sue Shane. Shepherds. An gels. and Wise Men will a'.so bc present. They will all be rlrr-ssccl in robes and tunics representing the first century A,D. Franklin Music Teacher Becomes lanuarv Bride GLORIA JOHNS Editor QUILL AND SCRCDLL MISS BROWN, HARRIET FEALY, BETT IO MURRAY, CHARLES CARPENTER 47 Mono my Ye shall know the truth and u .15 the truth shall make ye free ' 35 .ails iam!! AK First row: Johnny Harris, Cecil White, Don Henderson, Ray Newton, Ronnie Mitchell, Red Campbell, Ronnie Miller. Second row: Larry Johns, John Dalton, Don Evans, Carl Harris, Bob Roth, Denny Burroughs, Ron- ald Garrett, Ralph Cook, Warren Rees. Third row: Mr. Laughlin, Kent Alexander, Jim Campbell, Jim Ruppert, Gene Carpenter, Jim Jordan, Charles Carpen- ter, John Powell, Jack Bailey. ' e--- - First row: Charles Carpenter, President, Mr. Laughlin, Advisor, Don Henderson, Vice President, Carl Harris, Secretary, Jim Ruppert, Treasurer Warren Reese, Chaplain. THIRKIELDS 36 ly if fa . rig f W' TRI- i ' A. ' t First row: Betty Kinney, Dot Cook, Nancy Parlett, Gail Mor- gan, Gloria Johns, Faye Satterfield, Janet Hamilton, Beulah Sams, Barbara Richardson, Judy Jenkins, Georgiana Cleven- get. Second row: Ann Wierman, Harriet Fealy, Jan Tread- way, Virginia Stickleman, Linda Larick, Beverly Boyer, Virginia Plessinger, Viola Stickleman, Millie Moore. Third row: Miss Tripp, Lois Frith, Doris Hackman, Barbara Taul- bee, Sue Hinkle, Sue Cole, Nancy Minge, Geruude Weaver, Dolly Mills, Norma Anderson, Carole Gough, Miss Habeggar. Fourth row: Miss Gaulke, Lois Perry, Nancy McClure: Dot Perry, Mary Watts, Georgia Basore, Jean Ann Shotwell, Carol Rossman, Betty White, Connie Rossman, Grace Wier- man, Nancy Gough, Millie Winkler, Mary Sue Croll. THIRKIELDS 37 tx Y Officers First row: Miss Habeggar, Miss Gaulke, Nancy Gough fSecretaryJ, Betty Kinney fChap1ainj, Dot Perry CPresidentJ, Second row: Carol Ross- man fTreasurerj, Georgia Basore QVice Presi- dentj, Miss Tripp, F.T.A 4 'tr-Fr Qqell. N9 First row: Mr. Perez, Patsy Hale, Faye Satterfield, Gloria-Johns, Nancy McClure, Nancy Minge, Second row: Millie Winkler, Millie Moore, Mary Watts, Carol Ross- man, Betty Io Murray. Third row: Charles Carpenter, Patty Mason, Joan Hudson, Joan Brown, Jim Jordan, PQKER OWVM so, ':: 'Ze . 1 44, 9 ft as F.H.A. 51' -1,,' 41 Q5 NEW D 90 First row: Betty Bicknell, Alice Robinson, Christeen Dean, Armetha Johnson, Janet Hineline, Doris Hackman, Ruth Cook, Barbara Dean, Lena Patrick, Pat Mellott, Georgianna Clevenger, Second row: Miss Tripp, Judy Bradly, Sue Hinkle, Delores Britton, Thelma Edwards, Norma Anderson, Jeanette Monk, Beverly Boyer, Mary Pitts, Carolyn Edwards, Beverly Millard, Patty Mason. Third row: Donna Bowermaster, Lois Eastham, Joan Hudson, Greta Abner, Alma Stephens, Jane Nock, Elaine Harp, Margaret Frye, Glena Blankenship, Wanda Burger, Sylvia Moore. ,J M 12 .J XNKQN 1 H' iff A U XX fu' X Y OOL Bill Layman, Ray Newton, Rozella Dawson, Ronnie Pumphry, Barbara Satterfield, Shirley Parker, Carol Jackson Ronnie Miller, Virginia Thacker, Dale Carpenter, Evelyn Ross, Betty Owsley, Peggy Richardson, Joyce Calla- han, Joan Harris, Virginia Barnes, Susan Phillips, Sharon Musen, Sandra Mitchell, Bob Scearce, Beverly Etter, Sue Young, Patty Mason, Janice Mears, Elaine Hale, Kenny Bishop, Jean Basore, Ronnie Mitchell, Bob Roth, Nancy Duncanson, Barbara Tewell, Joel Moore, Martha Kinder, John Rhude, Sharon Hency, Ruth Purkey, Betty Barnes, Tom Reese, Clarence Rolsin, Jim Musen, Mary Phillips, Marilyn Stonecash, Joyce Stapleton, Mary Ratcliff, Carolyn Gustin, David Johns, Shirley . Tinch, Janice Senften, Betty Priest, Jack Bailey, Delores Campbell, Ronald Baker, Linda Priest, Tom Kirby, Henry Cofield, Charles Richmond, Chester Alexander, Charles Carpen- ter, Sue Tinch, MARILYN GESSNER, Majorette LARRY JOHNS, Drum Majorg CAROL UPDYKE, Majorette RANFT FURNITURE STORE 39 SY? - CHORUS Left to right, first row: Gail Morgan, Lois Garrett, Jim Musen, Joan Haines, Delores Hency, Doris Mullens, Mairlyn Robinson, Miss King, Second row: Lois Richmond, Harriet Fealy, Patty DeHart, Betty Baker, Elaine Bishop, Roberta Back, Mary Hency, Janice Hill. Third row: Dolores Barker, Margaret Frye, Jeanette Monk, Elaine Harp, Joyce DePew, Donald Day, Joan Cox, Beverly Emrick, Wanda Burger. GLEE CLUB Left to right, first row: Ruth McKenny, Maxine Tinch, Alice Dials, Charlotte White, Doris Hency, Eunice Burggraf, Betty Lou Tinch, Gloria Wallace, Miss King, Second row: Barbara Dean, Barbara Phelps, Onda Berger, Ruth Rhodus, Judy Bradley, Anna Marie Allen. Connie Burkhart, Katherine Collier, Third row: Gloria Adams, Patty Goard, Margie McDonald, Vivien Smith, Mary Picks, Janice Dias, Betty DePew. I h,,, PNA . JAMES ROSSMAN 40 TRIPPLE TRIO if Left to right: Miss King, Lois Richmond, Mary Sue Shane, Barbara Lakes, Connie Rossman, Grace Johnson, Phyllis Stanifer, Peggy Roberts, Margaret Fry, Gail Morgan. Left to right: Bob Roth, Joel Moore, Bob Scearce, Henry Cofield, Larry Johns, Mr, Cline. Mm.. ..,,.r wa, f ai' 5' SHAW!-IAN'S DRUG STORE 4' PEECH LUB First row: I. Hamilton, G. Gates, J. Hollon, B, Richardson, I. Judy Jenkins, C. White, S. Logan, N. Gough, J. Ruppert, N. Parlett, G. Johns, J. Callahan, D, Cook, B. Young. Second row: Va. Stickleman, I. Treadway I. Whisman, Vi. Stickleman, V. Plessinger, B. Boyer, H. Fealy, P. Hale, G. Clevenger, P. Mason, C. nam- mock, N. Anderson, D. Mills, L. Larick, I. Harris. Third row: J. Brown, L. Perry, C. Gough, V. Barnes, C. Riley, A. Wierman, L. Richmond, N. Minge, B. Taulbee, C. Rossman, G. Wierman, M. Watts. M. Winkler, M. Croll, D. Perry. Fourth row: G. Lonicker, P. Hunt, I. Salmon, M, Stonecash, G. Basore, P. Glossip, J. Gray, I. Hudson, M. Shane, I. Taylor, I. Nock, R. Miller, R. Mitchell. Fifth row: W. Reese, B, Roth, H. Morton, D. Henderson, G. Hollingsworth, J. Powell, J. Campbell, B, Hetzler, Miss Robison. JU ICR CLASS PLAY Don't Take My Penny First row, left to right: M.S. Shane, S. Logan, Calven Collier, I. Myers, G. Wierman, C. Hammock, N. Par- lett, I. Rhude, P. Hale. Second row: I. Gunkle, D, Cook, N. Minge, W. Reese, J. Jordon, C. Gough, V. Barnes I. Callahan, Miss Robison. Third row: R. Edwards, D. Henderson, D. Whitt, L. Perry, G. Basore, Fourth row: G. Carpenter, J. Taylor, W. Childres, D. Trent. w THIRKIELDS YOUNG APRIL First row: Carol Rossman, Nancy McClure, Betty Kinney, Lois Frith, Faye Satterfield. SENIOR CLASS PLAY ONE 61703 Second row: Dorothy Perry, Nancy Fough, Mary Watts, Gloria Johns. Third row: Carl Harris, Miss Herr, Pau1Hi11ard, Charles CT PLAYS 3 s THE GOSSIP DARK HES THE LAUGHING GHOST First row, sitting: Ronnie Tinch. Standing: Mary Sue Croll, G. Gates, G. Morgan, John Harris, G. Clevenger, V. Plessinger, G. Johns, A, Wierman, I. Hollon, V. Barnes. Second row: Miss Robinson, J. Hamilton, L. Laric, J. Monk, I, Grey, G. Basore, N. Minge, J. Ruppert, W. Reese. Third row: D. Mills, J. Taylor, I. Moore, J. Jenkins, M, Shane. THIRKIELDS 43 VISUAL AID Cedric McGraw, Robert Parker, lim Parker, Dale Carpenter, Harold Frisby, Gene Carpenter, Richard Kindell, Conard Parker, Russell Hines, Larry McNary, Ronnie Mitchell, Ronnie Miller, Jim Moreland Tom Boyer, PATROL BOYS First row: Ronald Marshall, Jim Musen, Earl Dalton. Second row: Mr. Perez, Dick Morton, Carl Bal linger, Robert Gansheimer, John Robinson, Robert Cofield. Third row: Phil Lansdale, Phillip Locke, Henrv Cofield, Dean Clifton, Paul Thomas. FRANKLIN ICE 84 PARTY SERVICE 44 LIBRARIAN First row: Beverly Boyer, Georgiana Gates, Viola Stickleman, Millie Moore, Faye Satteriield, Janice Hill, Harriet Fealy, Barbara Hamilton. Second row: Janet Whisman, David Johns, John Harris, Irene White, Susan Phillips, Bob Scearce, Barbara Satterfield, Judy Whisman, Nancy Parlett. Third row: Richard Hill, Glena Blankenship, Joan Hudson, Ernest Rose, Mrs. Zecher, Ann Wierman, Nancy Minge, Janice Mears. LATIN CLUB First row: Robert Scearce, Mary Howard, Alice Sears, Jean Basore, Virginia Winkler, Barbara Hamilton, Janice Mears, Susan Phillips, Patty Holweger, Carol Updyke. Second row: Barbara Satterfield, Deloris Snyder, Carolyn Guston, Richard Norvell, J. D, Heffer, Patty Grub, Nancy Rossman, Marcia Watts, Jerry Kirby, Ross Harry, Betty Jo Priest, Elaine Harp, Margot LeRoy. Third row: Mrs, Zecher, Phillip Locke, Viola Stickleman, Janet Hamilton, Gertrude Weaver, Charles Richmond, Orvel Hedric, Jack Bailey, Bill Young, Jane Nock, Bob Rgth, Mary Sue Croll, Georgianna Gates, Virginia Stickleman, Linda Larick. . 1.11 fl Compliments.of GROSS LUMBER COMPANY Carlisle, Ohio Phone 6-7191 45 EIOR OFFICERS Miss Gaulke-Sponsor, Michael Sullivan, Barbara Taylor, Joyce Callahan, Betty White, Grace Wierman, , 313' ll- First row: Nancy Parlett, Nancy Gough, Wonida Willis, Betty Richardson, Barbara Taulbee, Viola Stickleman, Jean Shotvvell, Jan Treadway, Virginia Stickleman, Georgianna Gates, Barbara Eversole, Janet Hamilton, Virginia Plessinger, and Judy Jenkins. Second row: Mary Watts, Ann Wierman, Roberta Back, Janice Seniften, Alice Sears, Joan Haines, Elaine Harp, Janet Gunkel, Barbara Phelps, Betty Moore, Yvonne Morton, Gloria Moore, Penny Wiedle, Joanne Taylor. Third row: Miss Gaulke, Millie Winkler, Carol Rossman, Joyce Callahan Gloria Conley, Betty White, Gertrude Weaver, Slyvia Moore, Patty Phelps, Carolyn Edwards, Catherine Collier, Betty Baker, Shelby Phelps, Lois Eastham, Sheila Logan. Fourth row: Mary Sue Shane, Jean Timberlake, Gloria Johns, Grace Wierman, Georgia Basore, Nancy Minge, Lois Garrett, Judy Whisman, Delores Snider, Barbara Taylor, Michael Sullivan, Connie Rossman, Beverly Etter, Marilyn Gessner, Janice Hill, Fifth row: Janet Tay- lor, Mary Howard, Lois Henderson, Mary Pitts, Doris Hency, Carolyn Gustin, Patty Grub, Carol Miller, Harriet Fealy, Lois Frith, Virginia Winkler, Patty Holweger, Elaine Hale, Sixth row: Dot Perry, Janet Haily, Armetha Johnson, Alice Robinson, Dolly Mills, Jean Basore, Linda Larick, Janice Mears, Barbara Hamilton, Carol Up- dyke, Barbara Tewell, Barbara Satterfield, Marsha Watts, Margot LeRoy, Nancy Rossman. :iii lnzwg, .A as-ssmws-ru :Mar First row: Sandy Barker, Brenda Logsdon, Rita Rolsin, Sharon Hency, Louis Swink, Ruth Garrett, Nancy Pedigo, Linda Theiss, Miss Gaulke, Susan Tewell, Patty McCandless, Barbara Phelps, Betty Moore, Judy Bowman, Sharon Musen, Carolyn Gillen, Carma Allen, Diana Shope. Second row: Kenna Lucas, Dixie Arbaugh, Lillian Mynier, June Warden, Sandy Hall, Joyce Dalton, Linda Long, Judy Doty, Vada Smith, Martha Conley, Patty Dunn, Linda Henderson, Kay Harris, Florence Arkel, Janice Lane, Stella Gay, Brenda Ianey, Marie Taylor, Linda I0hr1S, Phyllis Harville, Barbara Coffey. Third row: Sue Ellen Bennett, Sue Ellen Jordan, Marilyn Duff, Angelene Hurt, Jackie Blackburn, Merle Carpenter, Virgie Eversole, Donnetta Hawthorne, Rita Hatton, Barbara Evans, Sandra Kirby, Billie Lawson, Sharon Towson, Arlene Swink, Robin Shane, Sandra McGraw, Jill Morgan, Evelyn Taylor, Fourth row: Ruth Purkey, Elizabeth Orndorf, Nancy Mathews, Carol Jackson, Teddy Dishun, Phyllis Chasteen, Linda Whisman, Martha Wright, Sandra Mitchell, Mary Phillips, Betty Robie, Patty Ricker, Beverly Etter, Berneida Charlton, Fifth row: Melinda Bailey, Tina Hoffman, Linda Jones, Shirley Monk. VARSITY F Coach Jim Smith, Coach Mickey McDade, Cliff Gentry, Bob Hetzler, John Powell, Lowell Smith, Bob Barnes, Jim Mills, Gene Hollingsworth, Bill Campbell, Jerry Kirby, Dick Gillen, Denny Bur- roughs, Dan Moore, Kenny Bishop, Bob Beuke, Marvin Clark, Don Henderson, Cecil White, Tom Taylor, Bob Evans, Mervin Lakes, Kent Alexander. Franklin SAND AND GRAVEL 47 First row: Billy Cook, Carolyn Gillen, Pat Bassett, Sharon Towson, Sue Ellen Bennett, Barbara Satterfield, Jean Basore, Patsy Hale, Gloria Johns, Second row: Faye Satterfield, Viola Stickleman, Janet Hamilton, Georgia Basore Kent Alexander, Kenny Bishop, Andy Sabo Third row: Miss Robinson, Mr. Helsinger. BOO TER BOOSTER COUNCIL First row: B, Murray, G. Weaver, J. Shotwell, G. Clevenger, P, Whittel, J, Evans, J, Dalton, B, Cook. L. Theiss, S. Tewell, Y. Ricker, I. Nockpl. Hill, V, Stickleman, D. Mills, I. Hamilton, G. Gates, B, Eversole L, Larick. Second row: J. Gunckel, B. White, D. Hackman, S. Hinkle, E, Thompson, L. Whisman, R. Shane, S. Towson, A. Swink, L. Henderson, E. Harp, M. Howard, G. Abney, B, Richardson, B. Taulbee, J. Jenkins, J, Treadway, V. Plessinger, M. Taylor. Third row: J. Nock, G. Myers, B. Millard, S. Moore, D. Hawthorne, L. Johns, B. Logsdon, L. Janney, L. Long, , Henderson, N. Pedigo, A. Wa's:rs, B. Lawson, J. Beerman, V. Stickleman, J, Callahan, G. Conley, B. Harrell. Fourth row: A. Wierman, N. Parlett, P. Hunt, C. Riley, G. Lonicker, J. Salmon, B. Moore, G. Wierman, C. Rossman, S, Mitchell, E, Hale, J. Timberlake, J. Basore, M. Watts, V, Winkler, C. Updyke, N. Rossman, P. Holweger, S. Bennett, M. LeRoy. Fifth rcw: F. Satter- Held, N. Minge, G. Basore, G, Johns, M. Sullivan, M. Moore, H. Fealy, B, Tewell, J. Mears, B. Satteriield S. Phillips, M. Stonecash, D. Johns, C. Gillen, S. Monk, C. Jackson, B. Charleton, P. Bassett, B. Hineline. Sixth row: V. Barnes, L, Perry, D. Cook, J, Whisman, B, Young, J, Brown, P. Hale, P. Mason, R. Mitchell, R, Pumphrey, R. Roth, M. Croll, W. Burger, L. Estam, B. Boyer, N. Anderson, A, Robinson, A. Johnson, P. Roberts. Seventh row: C. Gough, C. Collier, L. Musen, B. Layman, B, Banks, E, Taylor, J. Parker, A. Sabo. Eighth row: D. Henderson, C, White, K. Bishop, B. Evans, J. Mills, B, Barnes, J. Powell, D. Moore, J, Hollingsworth, K. Alexander, J. Bailey, Mr. Helsinger, Miss Robison, G, Morgan, K. Harris. Absent: Millie Winkler, Betty Kenney. JAKE URSHEL 48 B EL CIRCU LO CASTELLA O OFFICERS Secretary IAN TREADWAY Treasurer NANCY PARLETT President JIM RUPERT Vice President ANN WIERMAN Sergeant-at-Arms DON HENDERSON . .V., ,X First row: Cecil White, Pete Rossman, David Johns, Tom Taylor, Ronnie Pumphrey. Second row: Gail Morgan Don Henderson, Jim Ruppert, Ann Wierman, Nancy Parlett, Nancy Minge. Third row: Alice Robison, Armetha Johnson, Edna Fields, Nancy Rossman, Jean Timberlake, Jean Shotwell, Betty Jo Murray, Micky Harold, Irene White. Fourth row: Carl Harris, Dick Whitt, Robert Hill, Bob Morris, Rondle McQueen, Mr. Ray Perez. REESE BLOCK COMPANY , 49 A566524 Elected as Mr. Wildcat of 1953, was Marvin Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Neff of Mentz Addition. Marvin, an all around athlete of Franklin High School, is being considered by colleges and universities around the country for athletic scholarships. Marvin plans to go 'o college when he graduates and play football. We Se..-.frs wish him all the success with his career and congratulate him on being our Mr, Wildcat of 1953 MR. D MISS WILDCAT The Senior Class elected Nancy Gough, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gough of 218 Maple Avenue, as Miss Wildcat of 1953. Nancy is very active in activi- ties around the school and a great supporter of the Wild- cat teams. When Nancy graduates, she plans to be a secretary. On behalf of the Senior Class, we wish Nancy all the happiness in the future ahead of her, and we wish to congratulate her on being our Miss Wildcat of 1953. IOSTONS RING COMPANY Sl I952 FOOTBALL SQUAD First row: Roger Dwyer, Manager, Dick Gillen, Leon Campbell, Don Gabbard, Mervin Lakes, Dannie Burroughs, Delbert Norvell, Charles Thomas, Man. Second row: Mickey McDade, coach, Jim Parker, Paul Hopkins, Jerry Scholl, Roy Dalton, Jerry Kirby, Birgil Blankenship, Mike Snyder, Cecil White. Third row: Jim Smith, coach, Jim Campbell, L.C. Smith, John Powell, Terry Jones, Don Evans, Oliver Frith, Frank Fioso, Don Henderson. Fourth row: Dave Daniels, coach, Bob Beuke, Marvin Clark, Bob Barnes, Dan Moore, Gene Hollingsworth, James Jordan, Pete Newsom, Bob Evans, FOOTBALL RECORD FOR l952 Franklin 20 Springfield Catholic 13 Franklin 13 Northridge Franklin 'I Miamisburg 28 Franklin 13 Hamilton Catholic Franklin Seven Mile 14 Franklin 14 Woodrow Wilson Franklin Lebanon 0 Franklin 21 Fairborn Franklin 35 Monroe '27 LA KES IEWELRY 52 Q ,,- 4- sv- ' ii , .en fi -. R vu., I f '1 , ea-Le.. ' xx X l 'X - f Vkkr :cr AL 125 ,,.a , L Sf--est if sg pf- 1 c N- :fav 5.15 Q 'W -3 ' , , 2. - . f- - g if gi, f 1 4 ' Q et Q if Q E for - 1 S at in S 1 E- e 1- .- 1 1 eg 11 . V ' - . F ww 4 4-.. .AF A K3 get of Q. 2 ,ty 1:1 sg e J . s pt S 'Y-W' 1 1 4 at 5 T 'iv . ., BO: BITENES DENNIE BURROUGHS MARVIN CLARK ac e Back sack A- FOOTBALL SUMMARY X , A I 5 , 2 '-' ' Q A In the opener of the season on Septem- y ber 12, the Franklin Wildcats won a close V contest 20 to 13. The Cats scored their X A. ., third touchdown in the second half while g fx, holding Springfield scoreless. 'au k if In the traditional rivalry of the year ': ' 3, 000 yelling fans saw Miamisburg hand N the Wildcats a 28 to 'l defeat on September h 19. The Vikings scored all four touchdowns ,H he if' xg n yi F the first half while a dazed Franklin 11 stood H A xi.. Ng A 9 ' 9 by. Quick to recover, the Cats held the Burg H 5? 1 -Ev scoreless the second half while Big Terry A ' :Q 5, V K W' ., ' Jones scored Franklin's lone touchdown. 2 ' 1 ..,, S 't l I I ' s Seven Mile handed the Franklin Wildcats ,A.. 43 X their second defeat in three starts 14 to 12, g is in a tough battle. The Franklin Wildcats Y 5-Q .Q were behind at the half 14 to 0. The Wild- ' S- .L W ' Xi L cats were quick to come back to score two I P L' ' Vi: touchdowns in the second half, The failure is A . if ,. i ii to complete the connections proved to be , the undoing of the Wildcats. sf ' ff X 5 ff T 4 Q f Q . 4 ' I , is Q 29 9 1? 19 ll Y K Q , . ' r - . l , 1 I K3 X ' + -K V' .vqik ' sf u 'X :F 53 N, - , to T , 1 0 ' ' fs. . ' f-- ' S ,f DAN MOORE JIM ICRDON End PHILLIPS APPLIANCES End A ya, -. , a Z ... W2 X ' rf N .Q A,-5.0 f 2 I .,-f1v A Jkf we1 fQ?if4 A' 7 M Q , 1 Q g 1 is - 1 NJXJ, . - 1 1 . . fk.sh not X ff' gi L L sw it aa. 5 ,Q . P- -1f1f:V,:fA V 5 is ,gf an KY' Juli ii 1: ' ' ! ! F I Y -, ,H , T X X DON HENDERSON Back V iso' MERVIN LAKES Center V, I 'ffl The Franklin Wildcats were handed their v first defeat in the Little Six League by the Northridge Polar Bears, 28 to 13, The Wild- e cats fought their hardest but the Polar Bears 'ef t proved to be too much for the Wildcats. H On October 10 the Hamilton Rams handed the Franklin Wildcats a 28 to 13 loss on the wk . home field. Claude Chaney led the way for 1 X . M C the Rams with three touchdowns and to prove A VVKL their name, the Hamilton Rams. wasn't just a nickname, Chaney ran 50 yards for a T. D. y t :wl't. ' and then continued on for 15 yards to butt a L board out of the already shaky fence, K V ak' , ii'i gg ',i' i The Wildcats out for their second win L i7 'd, ii x77f5g muled the Warriors to tune of a 28-0 win Q on Oct. 3. Labenon had rallies building up R , . every quarter but to no avail as the Cats 2 I , quickly smothered them. f gif A? ' f 71 -2,32 -- r ' - D- 1 JOHN POWELL End A KINNEY'S RESTAURANT if - 1 ,WT 5 , CECIL WHITE Back 'D' GENE HOLLINGSWORTH Tackle ni W? -P 4' -- , Q t.igVliQ ' 39 ' ' ., U if I If H gi inf r- 5 L. Llp I, . x M , V I Q at -Q L L: i 'Q ', 1 kfiisgfiffjguvfs' K X at as , 1, ', xiii K - 'ilJ'fi.T zi- ' V n V W .Z yy -AR' P12 A JERRY KIRBY Back 'f J DON EVANS jj -5 , Tackle f H. S 5 Franklin then traveled to Xena where the Cadets - ' 7 eked out a 19 to 14 decision on October 24. Touch- ' downs by Marvin Clark accounted for the Cats' two 'af touchdowns. Ihr The home team sent the Fairborn Flyers into a tail- K spin after pulling a 21 to 13 victory out of the fire. .A The Cats with their usual first half slump scored '7 F i of points the third quarter and 14 the fourth. Xl, A On November 7, Franklin proved that the Monroe 6 Hornets sting wasn't as fatal as they defeated them -Q'-'NIH them 35 to 27 in a Little Six League game. i gl L4 Franklin 40 Seven Mile 27 ' I 7' is ,,,,V Q Franklin 6 Fairborn 18 M .M Franklin 31 Lebanon O J, fp, Franklin 'I Northridge 7 C A 'K 'S MIKE SNYDER R JAMES CAMPBELL Guard . 1 BOB BEUKE Back TATTERSH ALL DRY CLEANERS Tac kle OOTBALL AW RD To climax the grid season, a special award assem- bly was held in the new gym on December eleventh in honor of the Wildcat gridders. As a climax to the assembly, trophies were presen- ted to the four best players of the year, Quarterback Club President, Bus Farmer, stated that this presentation of trophies to the five best players of the year would become a permanent fix- ture in the years to come. The players were selected by the members of the Quarterback club. Halfback Marvin Clark copped two awards, Frank- lin's most valuable player as the best offensive back, Halfback Bob Evans was chosen as the Cat's best de- fensive back. Tackle, Gene Hollingsworth was named the best offensive lineman. Guard Bob Barnes was picked as the top defensive lineman, Preceding this, Coach Smith, head mentor of the Wildcats, presented letters to 22 seasoned veterans of the football year. Seniors receiving letters were Bob Barnes, Bob Beuke, Denny Burroughs, Leon Campbell, Marvin Clark, Bob Evans, and Don Justus. Iuniors receiving letters were Don Henderson, Gene Hollingsworth, Mervin Lakes, Iohn Powell, Cecil White, James Campbell, and lim Jordon. Six sophomores who received letters were: Virgil Blankenship, Roy Dalton, Don Evans, Dick Gillen, Terry Jones, and Jerry Kirby. Frank Filoso was the only freshman to receive a letter. COLLINS MARKET HOMECOMING HOMECOMING QUEEN Dorothy Perry, Betty Kinney, Nancy Gough Harold Callahan, Nancy Gough, Marvin Clark, Bob Evans, Carl Harris, Betty Kinney, Bob Barnes, Dorothy Perry, Lawrence Weaver NELLIE'S DRESS SHOP ? 57 immwwm mln-1117--ul: S E N I O R S Q U A D Georgia Basore, Barbara Eversole, Dot Perry, Dolly Mills, Nancy Parlett, Judy Jenkins, CHEERLEADER Jean Timberlake, Beverly Emrick, Margot LeRoy, Jean Basore, Judy Whisman, Kennal Lucas I U N I O R S Q U A D MARY E, FISHER 58 AR ITY BASKETBALL TEAM LITTLE SIX CHAMPS First row: Coach Mickey McDade, George Morton, Kenny Bishop, Dan Moore, Marvin Clark. John Powell, Bob Hetzler. Second row: Manager Charles Richmond, Bill Campbell, Don Evans, Hummons Morton, Dene Hollings worth, Terry Jones, Dick Gillen, Manager Jack Bailey. Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin BASKETBALL RECORD FDR I952 Springboro Lockland Wayne Hamilton Middletown Fairmont Lebanon Hamilton Catholic Northridge Norwood- Woodroe Wilson Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin M 85 'I' FRIENDLY SERVICE Dayton Roosevelt Fairborn Eaton Wilmington Monore Miamisburg Hamilton Fairfield Washington C. H. Fairborn Lebanon W 5 ! -X DANNY MOORE Forward ts, 7 if l ? Q , 3' 1 t C, 5 ft: 1 , COACH DANIEL it 'WGN 1' WRMW iwx , GENE HOLLPNG SWORTH Forw ard Franklin 77 Fairborn 66 Franklin had the League leading Fairborn Glyers a resounding 77 to 66 defeat in a non-league contest. Fairborn caught with their guard down were easy prey for the sharp shooting Wildcats. John Powell scored a new scoring record for Franklin with 14 field goals and 15 free throws for a total of 41 points. This topped the old scoring record of 30 points set by Darrell Hedric now playing for Miami University. Powell tied Hedrics score in the Middletown game with 9 baskets and 12 free throws for 30 points. Franklin 67 Northridge 65 The Wildcats won out over Northridge 67 to 65 on Ian- uary 9 at Northridge. The trailing Wildcats staged a comeback on a field goal by Kenny Bishop putting the Cats out ahead by 2 points. With less than a minute to play two foul shots by John Powell assured the Cats of their third victory of the season. Franklin 70 Monroe 55 The hardwood quintet of Franklin salted away a mad Monroe Hornet five on February 14. by a 15 point mar- gin, by winning 70-55 Leading by two points at the end of the first quarter, Monroe scored two points more than the Cats to tie the score thirty-two all. In the second half the Cats picked up speed to lead by 5 points the third quarter and 15 the fourth, ff P! X 69: X 3 w K . we K .. ' n Li LONG and O'DONNELL 3 st' E Q9 fs U i Q h 3 P r 5 : sl QP 115, 1 Ewa? Q 6 COACH MCDADE .gf y e f f K .rn to 4 f f .. X V GEORGE MORTON Guard V i g N .Q y Ji . Qt! Ii , ? -nifty ,s .SX 5.32 l I A t f ',.:,- if ws. Q BOB HETZLER Guard is . ,,, Y pix 33' I --.A i s M. -mi MERVIN CLARK Center Franklin 70 Fairborn 55 The Rairborn Flyers flying high and undisputed in first place in the L. S. L. were torn abruptly out of first place by a rampaging Wildcat quintet to the turn of a 70-55 defeat. The flyers put up a desperate battle the first two quarters, but soon fell under the sharp- shooting Cats. Franklin 43 Lockland Wayne 49 In a close contest, Franklin dropped their first game of the season to the Lockland Wayne Pantheis 49 to 43. The lead see-sawed-through the first three quarters with first one team then the other in the lead. With four min- utes left in the game, the Panthers spunted to a seven point lead. Franklin 66 Hamilton Public 77 Hamilton Public proved to be too much for the Wild- cats as they dropped the second game of the season 77 to 66. A 27 point splurge by the Big Blue in the third quarter proved to be the undoing of the Cats as they could only rally 22 to Hamilton's 16 points in the last quarter. Franklin 59 Middletown 77 The Middletown Middies stole champs of l952, franded the local cagers a decisive 77 to 59 defeat on December 12 at Middletown. Six-foot-five-inch Cliff Hafer of the Middies tied with John Powell of high point scorisy honors with 30 points each. if ET 7 is Q s. ,, JXXRKWS-xfLllX:y'l,v,nf N A MOORES WHOLESALE AUTO PARTS CO. ,s s .t 5,-Q W? , 5 if so .list .sf , 4' 'I E t. .' 3 s 5 . M N 3' IOHN POWELL Forward .gt 'EO r 1 if x , tx, 4 X X N.. 'Q Q' 111 .sr N V 4, fig Q fx' 5 'N si M S 1 M KENNY BISHOP Guard .X I RESERVE BASKETB LL TEAM First row: Bill Campbell, Cecil White, Dickie Gillen, Jerry Kirby, Mervin Lakes. Second row: Bob Pitts, Terry Jones, Lowell Smith, Coach Daniel, Donnie Evans, Clifford Gentry, Jimmy Ruppert. Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin BASKETBALL RECORD FCDR I952 - 53 47 Springboro 37 Lockland Wayne 44 Hamilton 41 Middletown 39 Fairmont 39 Lebanon 44 Hamilton Catholic 78 Northridge 48 Norwood 46 Woodroe Wilson Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin HOFFMAN APPLIANCES Dayton Roosevelt Fairborn Eaton Wilmington Monroe Miamisburg Hamilton Fairfield Washington C. H. Fairborn Lebanon X im A I s wr 1 ww wx xa-i 1 Q 'N Q, Q FRE HMAN TEAM Left to Right First row: Managers--Henry Robinson, Roger Dwyer, John Robinson. Second row: Don Franer, Warren Barry, Grant Bradley, Pete Rossman, Gary West, Ronnie Wells, Charles Hillard, Bill Nemsic, Bob Stickleman. Third row: Raymond Perexg Coach, Russel Dwyer, Gary Jones, Ralph Estrige Dan Brandenburg, Dale Carpenter, Earnest Rose, Bob Perry, Bob Scearce, UNIOR HIGH TEAM Left to Right First row: Manager--Roger Dwyer, Gene Smith, Bill Banks, Richard Morton, Phillip Lans- dale, Vernon Helton, Bob Bowling, Richard Conley, Steve Velvens, Steve Eaton, Henry Robinson. Second row: Raymond Perez, Coach, Teddy Fugate, Tommy Hearld, Jim Hollon, Jerry Porker, Jackie Dalton, Jim Mears, John Robinson. CECIL BLACK CLEANERS 64 TEAM I is , ii' ot, First row: Carol Updyke, Manager, Joyce Callahan, Armetha Johnson, Gloria Conley, Virginia Thacker, Barb. Hamilton, Manager. Second row: Joann Taylor, Carol Rossman, Georgia Basore, Barb. Eversole, Lena Patrick, Alice Robinson, Miss Gaulke, 'IEAMU First row: Virginia Stickleman, Pat Phelps, Betty White, Gertrude Weaver, Sylvia Moore, Geprogoamma Gates. Second row: Lois Perry, Bev. Miller, Dolly Mills, Violet Stickleman. Janet Hamilton, Judy Jen- kins, Miss Gaulke. is HUMPHREY' S STORE 65 September 8 18 October 1 13 17 28 November 21 25 December 2 5 8 12 17 January 30 25 February 5 23 March 20 April 1 0 14 May 1 22 24 25-27 29 CALENDAR FOR 1952 School starts Pep Rally for Burg game World Series Activity Pictures taken Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y Induction Halloween dance Junior Play . . W First game in Ne Gym, Springboro Career Day Senior Pictures Voice of Democracy Contest B-Ball Bounce Latin Club Roman Banquet CALENDAR FOR 1953 Senior Scholarship Tests Flu Vacation Lebanon Exchange Assembly Hi-Y Banquet Three One-Act Plays Senior Class Play Honor Banquet Band Concert Iunior-Senior Banquet, Baccalaureate Prom Commencement End of School 66 ,W 7, W .www 2 . x Q4 '5- X X f , x s I f ,X I n ' 113' 1 ?g-,iistw 'sa x , , xffexzlf:4fffxxw gif . fm K Wi V ,. .-M k, 1 v fly: F we l YJl'v 'f ' if 'fren--.x,1',QJz1 .Ji rw 14 L' awfssiwq- ' .wym .. n. f ,fi ' fu 5. ji Q 1 I 55 . - U5-ilgqy ' . 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BOB MAYS OIL COMPANY Phone 6-5121 East Sixth Street Franklin, Ohio Chuck Longnecker .Tack Doolon Larry Burrner Wholesale Department .THVI FLYNN SPORTING GOODS Main and Jefferson Phone HE 6329 QZLWTZQYQW tw Middletown - Franklin Road Phone 6-7336 Franklin, Ohio LCNG MFRS OF Ol OF N HEXAGONAI. SHINGLE A PHALT SATURATED F T PERMA TAB SQUARE BUTT SHINGLES MAMMOTH SQUARE BUTT SHINGLES Y LOCK TYPE ASPHALT SHINGLES PHALT ROLL SIDINGS N KLIN F V' - C' 0 A s P H A L r Q O R L no I es s sl s zu. 'O lu noor commas - Roof csmsur P I ' f Z 'C AS suuouno PAPERS rloonl G Q? F LT 4 09 N 1 THE Qcocmf DBU6 STORE A Good Drug House C. GOOD DON HOUSE Dial 6-6991 Franklin, Ohio A Ewa :fe MZ' MO ?. CAB SERVICE fu For Safe Riding Franklin, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF . emzwtfwa SALES 5 Ssrevuce Your Dodge and Plymouth Dealer ttte P Ag I V IDI i plqmoun, mlll, Q-3 Barbara East Second Street Janet Phone 6-6901 Franklin, Ohio UNGLESBY FUNERAL HOME 5 2 J H24 Hour Ambulance Service 6 Z Z 322 South Main Street Franklin, Ohio Phone 6-6404 74 sons Sohio Service 100 South Main Street Franklin, Ohio Phone 6-7330 SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT Qx Z Wink Lumber Millwork Building Material The Best Builders' Hardware wan Paper in Sherwin-Williams Paint Floorlng Better Lumber Since 1876 GZ 0 371112 THE Main and Th d Zafidmwa H Phone 6 5481 COMPANY fecaelzq ' U JEVV-E LET? Jewelry for A11 Occasions Franklin, Ohio -x Phone 6-7161 409 S. Main K g,DDER's' SUPPLY C G Franilin. Ohio Q M.nUf55N'9f3 F904 D Farfi izer Office 47 E. 4fh Sf - F E D D E R S - R P F el v Squaw Feeds Building E Paini ritiriicgt - I '. R I I Q Maional S 99 mg Vg . e Q E + bl h Q U s a is ed I927 O ARE DEAL ALL AP- COMPLIMENTS OF 671 PULP? PAB5 co. Jane Bindley Sandra Lund Office Pulp Mill 353 S. Main Street Franklin, Ohio Anderson Street Phone 6-6501 Phone 6-5441 Wwmz - 3 WOO D 'PRO DUCTS COMPANY Custom Made Kitchen Cabinets Linoleum and Formica Tops Union Road Franklin, Ohio Dial 6-7853 Yin -14 Qfoug 793 TO vlslr . !ww2'a2'f0'f A1715 i 3 HILGEFORD BUICK United Motor Service r+-1 ,'..J 201 N. River Franklin. Ohio Phone 6 -6409 7970 uni' DAILY PRODUCTS Grade IIAII Daily Products If its Borden's its got to be good 10 Belle Monte Dial Z-5451 Compliments of THOMAS D. MCLAUGHLIN And JOHN J. KEIL Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1952 HOWARD PAPER MILLS, INC. MAXWELL PAPER CO. , DIV. mega? Wage Dependable Insurance Since 1884 319 South Main Street Franklin, Ohio FRED O. MEEKER FIM WELLS, Bus Farmer C ompliments of 0 016 4 Municipal Judge ,Franklin, Ohio QWWQ We CO. INC. East Fifth Street Franklin, Ohio Phone 6-5381 warm, ei Qwzma Mill Work lnlaid Linoleum Plastic Tile General Contractor Electrical Work R. R. 123 Between Franklin and Carlisle Phone 6-5103 409 South Main Franklin, Chio Phone 6-7161 Qigzaiwa sruonos The Finest in Photography Phone Z-5444 1521 Central Avenue Middletown, Ohio ' W A 4 f I Beautiful Mo-ro RS DeSoto - Plymouth :X 11 xx Make ,L W Regular -fe -9 Visits git-43. beauty shop Phone 6-5391 Phone 645112 438 South Main Street 402 S' Mam Street D Franklin, Ohio Franklin, Ohio Compliments Compliments Compliments of of of O. I... LAYMAN, JEAN A, NOCK, J. E. SHARTS, M. D. M, D. M. D. Compliments Compliments Compliments of of of WILLARD G. H. BASORE, RICHARD BRIDGES HUFFMAN, M. D. D- 0- D. D. S. Compliments Compliments Compliments of of of L.. E. RITZ, WARREN YOUNG, T. P. GROSVENOR Lawyer Lawyer Optometrist :N ' , ..l'f'? . 3: V, 4. T 1 ' s,gg.r'. . vu v. A ..- -wi' ', ,- .- A A .4 .E ii 4 pirf+ifss.- ', 3 4 3 . iff? 'lg -,j.Q1afgf l'. 4 . , qs.-, ..,. D. 4, : ,R , .. ,E A. v, . ,1' yi 33? x--fm 1- -4? 28 .'s w E-.-yy---1.1, ff.- ?i-giwigfz' f 5:5231 4 'puff' VNV ,4--' . . 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' - . , .1 .,: ' ., - ,, L 3.4 - . am.. vu ge..-1 PRE lDENT'S MESSAGE HAROLD CALLAHAN, Class President As president of the senior class, I feel that we have completed our school days very successfully. I would like to thank all the thoughtful teachers and students who have helped me perform the job of president. This senior supplement is our last piece of work. We hope you enjoy this supplement as much as you do the rest of the 1953 PURRS AND SCRATCHES. 7:24041 .Kaiba Harold Callahan, Class President 83 Interested seniors at Prom Chris in hiding Supt. Burns, Mrs. Burns, Mrs. Ratc1iff,Prin. Ratcliff - Highbrow chaperones. Now she 's behind Harold wwf W J Thirsty dancers Mr. Cline, button your coat. Mr. Perez leading the congo Snaps by Charles Carpenter 3 m . rg , M X Delta Rhythm Boys What's going on? 84 C I SPECIAL AWARD a 'ft R, g, U. . .:. 55. ., gt , as Q52 . fy . 1,-W , t. Left to right WN ?1 at C LL i ii? A HAROLD CALLAHAN, Scholarship. CHARLES CARPENTER, Scholarship, Eagles, Science. HARRIET FEALY, Scholarship, Eagles, Science, Mathematics, English, Social Studies. DOROTHY PERRY, Girl Citizen, Catherine Riley. MICHAEL SULLIVAN, Girl Athelete, Babe Ruth. BOB BEUKE, Babe Ruth. Absent from picture: MARVIN CLARK, Boy Citizen, Physical Education, Boy Athlete. LOIS RICHMOND, Vocal Music. NANCY GOUGH, Speech. Left to right: RAY TINDALL, Industrial Arts. GLORIA JOHNS, Journalism. MILDRED MOORE, Business Education, Character JOEL MOORE, Instrumental Music. 9-J t , The awards given on this page were sponsored by the following people and organizations in Franklin: ROTARY CLUB, JUDGE RIl.EY, JAYCEES, AILERONCLUB, LIONS CLUB, W.C.T. U. , MRS. SEYMOUR S. TIBBALS, PHI BETA PSI, FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES, FRANKLIN H. S. HI-Y and TRI-HI-Y CLUBS, and FRANKEIN H. S, SPEECH CLUB. 5 BACCALAUREATE CLASS FLOWER Red Rose CLASS COLORS Navy Blue and White Seniors' faces reflect graduation thoughts. Baccalaureate Service Sunday, May at Eight Oyclocls High School Principal - Cecil H. Ratcliff Presiding Minister - Reverend H. C. Watson PROCESSIONAL . . . . . . Ann Wierman CALL TO WoRsH1P .... The Reverend H. C. Watson Pastor, Church of the Nazarene HYMN ....... Come, Thou Almighty King To Thee, great One in Three, Eternal praises he Come, Thou almighty King, Help us Thy name to sing, Help us to praise! Father all glorious, O'er all victorious, Come, and reign over us, Hence, evermore: Thy sov'reign majesty May we in glory see, And to eternity Ancient of Days! Love and adore! INVOCATION . , . .,.. Mr. Watson . The Reverend john Vedder Edwards ScR1PTURnHPhilippians 3 :7f1 7 Pastor, First Presbyterian Church GIRLS' GLEE CLUB- Somehody Bigger Than You and I . . Lange, Heath, Burke The Prayer Perfect ..... Speaks Accompanist - Gloria Wallace SERM0N1LgS2llll1lg Directions Mr. Edwards BENEDICTION . . . . Mr. Watson REcEss1oNAL . . Ann Wierman 86 CCMM ENCEM E T Father Schneider, Mr. Howard Larick, Superintendent I. Forrest Burns, Mr. Glen Massman, Principal Cecil Ratcliff, Charles Carpenter. Commencement Program Wednesday Evening, May 27 at Eight Olclock Student Chairman - Charles Carpenter PROCESSIONAL . . . Ann Wierman DEVOTIONS ...... Dorothy Perry, Harriet Fealy ORATION-LLWOMCD Today and Tomorrow . . Mildred Moore ORATION- What Kind of Training for the Future . Robert Beuke CLASS M01-To ENSEMBLET'lWl16f6 In the World' '.... Senior Girls Live' Delores Barker, Alma Stephens, Jeanette Monk, Margaret Fry, Gail Morgan, Charma Wright, Barbara Lakes, Betty Kinney, Sue Cole, Lois Frith, Lois Richmond, Harriet Fealy, Beulah Sams, Learn' Joyce Gray Accompanied by - Charles Carpenter Serve. ADDRESS-.'LCt,S Take a Look Ahead . . . Mr. Glen Massman Executive Secretary, Dayton Fo'rcman's Club ENSEMBLE- The Halls of Ivy Senior Girls PRESENTATIONS : Class Gift . . . Harold Callahan, Class President Special Awards . J. Forrest Burns, Superintendent of Schools Class of 1953 . Cecil H. Ratcliff, High School Principal Diplomas . . Howard Larick, President, Board of Education ALMA MATER ......... Class of 1953 Wilbur Cline, Director Charles Carpenter, Accompanist BENEDICTION . Father Nicholas Schneider 87 CLASS PROPHECIES Mr. William Davis and Miss Marcianne Herr, of the English Department review the 1953 edition of PURRS AND SCRATCHES. TOM KIRBY is drumming his way through art class at college these days. BARBARA LAKES is now married and lives in Mi- amisburg, but no one knows whom she married. NANCY MCCLURE now has her own Requestful1y Yours program over WPFB, The time is from two to six o'c1ock a. m. JOEL MOORE now plays with Hoody Hartbound Band. He spends most of his time humming around. GAIL MORGAN is now head nurse at Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton. BETTY JO MURRAY has gone to the dogs. Ishow dogsj DALE PRESTON doesn't have to borrow cars any- more, since he is now owner of PRESTON'S Used Car Lot. RAY TINDALL is a teacher at KINDREDgarten. CAROL ROSSMAN has taken over her father's business. Her motto is Never do today what can be done tomorrow. LAWRENCE WEAVER is owner of the Buy It - We Cheat You gas station. MILDRED WINKLER is taking modeling lessons at the EDDY BREEDY School in Chicago. CHARMA WRIGHT is working in a restaurant. Their speciality is beans. fnavy beansy PHYLLIS ADKINS doesn't have anything to do with a 10-cent store. She has her own store, The ADKINS One-Sence Store. CLARENCE DALTON is a big stage director. His crew consists of He, Himself, and Clarence. CLYDE DEPEW has a wonderful job. He cleans decks for Uncle Sam. DAN MOORE is in the service now. He is station ed in GEORGIA. MICHAEL SULLIVAN is a famous lecturer whose main topic is teaching Springboro boys How Not To Get An Appendicitis on Prom Night. RAUSCH'S SERVICE CLASS PROPHECIE KENT ALEXANDER and GLORIA JOHNS are hap- pily married and have set up housekeeping in a trailer pulled by Kent's two old cars. Gloria supports the family and Kent does the housework. RUTH ARBAUGH now lives in Springboro and is busy taking care of all the little sailor boys. BOB BARNES plays football for U-Stinkum Univer- sity but doesn't make many touchdowns because he has one eye on a certain cheerleader. NORA ARNETT is kept busy baking pies for all the little GRIFFlTH'S. BOB BEUKE has just made the big league and is tough competition for Bob Lemon. DENNY BURROUGHS has just been named captain of the Red-Headed Midgets football team. DELORES BARKER is president of a large reducing pill firm in California. HAROLD CALLAHAN has just been voted the man of the year who knows most about foreign affairs. HAZEL and LEON CAMPBELL are the proud parents of quadruplets which will help make up their baseball team. They're raising them on soup. CHARLES CARPENTER has set up an observatory in Middletown so that he may observe the bodies, those on Auburn Avenue. MARVIN CLARK has been named to the Olympic Team and is so excited he is afraid he'll be a big FLOP. HARRY CLEVENGER now has 20 blue books and the carbon copies of his love letters are on display in a museum in Washington. SUE COLE has a beauty salon near an Air Force base and-has started making her own peroxide. DON DAY is now chief engineer at Armco and works night and DAY. BOB EVANS is running a GOUGH course across the river. HARRIET FEALY is head librarian in the Congres- sional Library in Washington. She pays special atten- tion to good looking Senators. LOIS FRITH has to work nights but she enjoys her DAY more. RONNIE GARRETT has come up in this world and is now president of Cadillac Incorporated. JOYCE GRAY has married a painter and their fa- vorite color is gray. NANCY GOUGH is now head of the dictaphone department of Misses Inc. FLEETA HARVILLE is a waitress with a bad case flat fleet, but she is ever looking for a TIP. DON KIDWELL now has his own ta xi stand. Business is extra good because women are delivered free. MARGARET FRY is working at The Goodest Best Restaurant in Dayton. Their speciality if FRYed foods. CARL HARRIS has a new job. He looks at models wearing bikini bathing suits. BOB KINDRED finally got away from Franklin. He lives in The Burg. DON PERRY is now a nurse helping out with USAF. Seems as though only nurses and WEAVERS are on the base. LOIS RICHMOND has made herself equal to her last name. She works for Rich 85 Company in New York. CONNIE ROSSMAN is now a Stewardess on a boat named The Sinken Fink. MARY WATTS has invented a special 25, 000 watt bulb. She uses it on close watch. Kon ROGERJ PAUL HILLARD has a mansion on a hill. When he isn't there he has just skipped again. DON JUSTUS is now running a taxi stand for lady passengers only. His motto is always do IUSTUS. BETTY KINNEY is happily married and spends her time raising little JACK-rabbits and manufacturing HAMMOCKS. FAYE SATTERFIELD owns the Harvey Transfer Co. where she hauls BAILS of newspapers edited by her husband. MILLIE MOORE is Promotion Director at WLW-D and is really bringing in the JACK. BEULAH SAMS is operating a chain of shoe stores called S8aSSSS Stores. SAMS AND SNIDER SELL SHIFF 'S SHOES! IEANETTE MONK has finally gotten away from being a waitress at Prof's. She has been transferred to the kitchen. IIM MILLS has switched from the game of football to GOUGH. ALMA STEPHENS now has a job at STEPHENS Super Show. She does the easy work. LONG 8: O'DONNELL VF-,::?r4,v3ft'f.'fefeff:fsfefefcfcf f'.':f3f .':'::.-T-l:1'QfQf9'5'k , , . ,. M94-' . . -o-will s 1.4 -O' 'vw 'W' 1 wal 5 1' fi' Wafylnli 'Q' Q - VSQN it HY o we ss 1 0 'vi l M :E lllj 'Gina QIBKS ' F 19153 ss :ll 1, , 2:1 'ff PRESENTS T0 : 4 Panlalrn ,Eg 'Nc ool 25 MAY 27 H500 :fa 3 1 , Class President Prmctpal of Soho k MQ' Q Class po-nsor Su 'c of Schools vv V-v i s ,YL A :A 444 AA. P4 4 fl bl: of ' . C' . fl lf I Ax ,li ,nr ll l l 4 P 4 at ' ls ll. A fe . - Q fl f ' ' no f' 1 fl 7 , v 1 at - ' to it ll ' 1 o ,f . S in sLr!- .ff ,ffltfiffi I. , li 2 I aigal ,4 ' 1 A A N, P :ln 'U- 'V f ' .Q . A. qgxgtl-'4 -'cv-:'.:'?'3 : Y-3 '- ' '-'-- - f ' - Q Af,-' A- H4 We, the class of 1953, present to Franklin High School S 115. 00 to be used as the administration best sees fit for the purchase of needed improvements for the school which will appropriately be engraved with the words C1ass of 1953. The money for the gift came from the proceeds of the football concession stand during the junior year, and the Junior and Senior Class Plays of the Class of 1953. 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