The 1927 Echo Published by The Senior Class Franklin High School Franklin, Penna.
To Miss Austa Reisinger - In appreciation of her sympathy and assistance to us and kindly interest in us at all times we affectionately and respectfully dedicate this book.
Miss Geraldine Carmichael - The Class of 1927 is greatly indebted to Miss Carmichael, who has been our Faculty Advisor for the last four years, and who has taken the greatest interest in our affairs, and the Class takes this means of expressing its gratitude and appreciation to her.
Mr. C. E. Carter - Mr. Carter, superintendent of city schools, has faithfully watched over us and helped guide us for the last four years and we, the class of 1927, take this means of expressing our appreciation to him.
Mr. C. H. Pedley - Mr. Pedley, principal of Franklin High School, has helped us through our difficulties, which have been many, because of the changing systems in the school and for which we gratefully thank him.
Echo Staff
Editor-in-Chief - Gladys Foster
Assistant Editor - Sheldon Blair
Business Manager - Charles Bark
Ass't Business Manager - Richard Smiley
Art Editor - Miss Geraldine Carmichael
Typist - Margaret Hoffman
Quotation Committee - Virginia Power, Catherine Lyons, Marie Lowery, Gladys Nadig
Seniors
Alice Edna Alter
William Dallas Alter
Fern M. Baker
Charles A. Bark
Alice Mildred Barnes
Ruth Louella Bean
Freeda I. Bell
Mildred Gertrude Boyd
Eleanor Lucille Brown
William Orrin Carnahan
Doris B. Clune
Glenn Arthur Dempsey
Orrin DeWoody
Francis E. Doutt
Alice Russel Drier
Hertha B. Feltenberger
Gladys Elizabeth Foster
Lillian Aleita Frantz
John Elliott Friggle
Ruth Elizabeth Friggle
Lena Mae Gibb
Mary Gilliland
Virginia Gordon
Ethel Greaves
Jessie Grove
Mabel Hanna
Harry Haylett
Helen Heckathorne
Margaret Hoffman
Lillian Houtz
Kenneth E. Hunter
Gladys Ihrig
Donald Irwin
Letha Johnson
Ruth Johnson
Aleita Jolley
Eleanor Jones
John Paul Jones
Edna Keeton
Thomas D. Kinney
Earl Latchaw
Ren Latchaw
Marie Lowrey
James Leyda
Catherine Agnes Lyons
Ruth Evelyn McAlevy
Richard Aigner McDowell
Grant McMurray
Mildred L. Maitland
Gertrude N. Minnigh
Mary R. Mong
Robert Muse
Gladys Iva Nadig
Lambert Osmer
Ruth Elizabeth Persons
Harold Burnett Porter
Louise Power
Mary Virginia Power
Ruby Pyle
Lloyd Ray
Ruth Geralding Ream
Russell Reynolds
Albert Rheem
Edward Rice
Vera Hazel Richey
Viola Elizabeth Richey
Elizabeth Salter
Erich L. Schuessler
Margaret L. Siefreit
James Foster Semple
Paul Charles Shaffer
Ruth Elizabeth Shorts
Roberta Audine Sisney
Richard Brown Smiley
Lee Snyder
Paul Arthur Martin Montgomery Snyder
Vera Stononis
Mildred Mae Stewart
John Edward Stuttler
Eleanor Frances Sykes
Exilda Gladys Schreffler
Margaret Ann Thomas
Mary Miles Tucker
Geraldine Nellie Ward
Martha Adeline Wareham
Judson Wheeling
Louise E. Wilt
Ethel Williams
Margaret Oromel Ziegler
Advertisers who provided financial support for the publication of the 1927 Echo
Dine at Riddle Bros. Restaurant - The Best Eats in Town
The New Eversmart Vanity Case - An Idea of a Franklinite. Priced from $2.50, $3.50, $10.00 and Up. Chritzman & Thompson - Jewlers that save you money.
Instant Tire Service Co. - Storage, Washing, Greasing - Miller Tires - Pennzoil Products - 12th and Buffalo Sts.
Georgia J. Hedley, Exchange Hotel Bldg. - The Specialte Shoppe - Dresses, Lingerie, Corsets, Hose, Scarfs, Toliet Articles - Imported and Handmade Novelties - Circulating Library
The Art & Gift Studio - J. Thornley Seabrook - Gifts, Photography, Picture Frames
Buy Your - Graduation and School Memory Books at Ramsdale & Kunkel's Book Store, 1262 Liberty St.
No Frills - But Quality and Good Taste - J. C. Penney Co.
Nelson, Inc. - wishes to extend their heartiest congratulations to the graduating class of 1927
Compliments of G. B. F.
The following dry goods stores of Franklin wish to encourage the Young Men and Women of Franklin High School whose efforts have gone to make this publication. As a step in business training for them we feel that such a venture deserves our support - H. B. Bradley - Woodburn, Cone & Co., Ltd. - J. T. Campbell & Son
The Home of Stylish Shoes - Harry M. Wilson - Thirteenth Street
T. M. George - Everything in the lines of Sporting Goods, Fishing Tackle, Guns and Ammunition, Pipes, Tobaccos, Cigars, Confectionery, Novelties and General Merchandise - 207 - 13th St., Opposite Y.M.C.A. Drawing Sets and First Aid Kits at a bargain, $2.50. Fielders glove and 18-inning ball for $1.98.
Wm. A. Blair & Co. - Complete line of Fine Foot Wear - Made by the best manufacturers
Franklin Furniture Co., Corner 13th and Buffalo Sts.- Furniture, Hardware and Household Supplies
Broadcast Staff from the 1927 yearbook of Franklin High School
This is a picture of the Broadcast Staff from the 1927 yearbook of Franklin High School.
Third row, left to right - Robert Hamilton, Gladys Nadig, Betty Salter,Eleanor Jones, Paige Campbell, Edna Jones, Miss Mattern, Joseph
Second row - Robert Smiley, Ethel Greaves, Margaret Hoffman, HelenEwalt, Louise Power, Miss Carmichael, Dorothy Davis
First row - Eric Schuessler, Edgar Long, Charles Bark and Purple Pup,Tom Kinney, Richard Smiley, Sheldon Blair, Charles Kinnear.
The '26-'27 Broadcast Staff has put out many clever issues, andfavorable comment has been received from all sections of the countryupon the different departments and on the paper as a whole.