Franklin Regional High School - Quill Yearbook (Murrysville, PA)

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Administration page 9 Inside the office door, Franklin’s administra- tion performs its work. The business portion of teaching is accomplished by these people, and they act as a link between the teachers and the school board. Without the administration, Frank- lin’s doors could not remain open. Faculty.....................page 13 The teachers play a major role in our education; they open the doors of learning for us. Their classroom instructions, advice, and sponsorship of extracurricular activities enable us to grow mental- ly. With their aid we are able to progress to other doors of our lives.

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Underclassmen. . . .page 23 The underclassmen at first have a difficult time attaining the heights of older comrades; but, grad- ually, the physical maturity is supplemented by an increasing mental growth. The formerly-unreach- able heights become very near, and well within their grasps. Once the door of knowledge has been opened, an increasing growth of the mind will keep it open. Clubs.....................page 45 The clubs of our school afford many doors which open our experiences to new worlds of learning. Without the aid of these clubs, much would have been lost and many experiences could not have occurred. We are deeply indebted to the fun and happenings which can attribute to these fine organi- zations. 5