Franklin High School - Almanac Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Qww. Mildred Bachmann, Barbara Bills, Marjorie Cummings, Rosemary Hubbs, Ruth Levvis, Caroldi-neAMaggiora Delma Maher, Annis Matson, Evelyn Mueller, Orla Myers, Mollie -Paglassotti, May Petlevlch George Pimentel, Vivian Scott, Jack Walker, Jean Warren, Josephine Wilkins, Clifford Wynne John Acland, Jeanette Archer, Glen Bear, Ellen Becking, Betty Burton, D-onald Cochran James Craddock, Gus Dorough, June Elder, Margaret Fischer, Lawrence Froehlich, Sally Johanson Marian Lee Jones, Jack Kelly, Sammy Lee, Jack Leidholt, Willa Leverenz, Helen Molony Leslie Newton, Myron Rosenheim, Marvin Russell, Bernard Schmidt, Betty Schwartz, Iona Ziegler l8

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I ' EPI-IEBIANS AND I ESSAYISTS GLEN ANDERSON BABBIE BOGUE MAY PETIEVICH GEORGE PIMENTEL Ephebian W'39 Essayist W'39 Ephebian W'39 Ephebian W'39 IRENE WALKER IACK WALKER CLIFFOLD WYNNE Ephebian W'39 Ephebian W'39 Ephebian Er Essayist W'39 JAMES GRADDOGK MARGARET FISCHER IAMES GREENE Ephebian C1 Essayist S'39 Ephebian S'39 Ephebian S'39 SAMMY LEE IACK LEIDHOLT BEVERLY PIUMA Ephebian S'39 Ephebian S'39 Ephebian S'39 BARBARA RICHARDS MARY ALICE RILEY BARBARA THORNE IONA ZIEGLER Ephebian S'39 Essayist S'39 Ephebian S'39 Ephebian S'39

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THE GOLDEN GATE Second Prize Poem I once stood on the bluff Above the Golden Gate, The sky was clear, the sea 'was roaring And of a deep blue green, There came to me a vision, Though it was not, yet it was morning, The Colden Cate shone bright, Below in the morning sun And as I looked across the bay I saw a rugged forest From mountains to the sea- Ivly vision did not longer stay. Another vision came Out of the glowing past, And as I stood and looked around A ship was on the sea Beyond the Golden Cate, I-ler rig was strange, ungainly, sound. The ship came in the bay, On deck stood Don Ayala, And then the gallant crew jumped down Upon the golden sand And shouted in their glory, Their work was done, the bay was found. The evening sun shone copper Upon the golden bay, This time a mighty city stood With towers to the skyg Then purple shadows came, The dusk of night fell like a hood. Then suddenly a ribbon was made of shining steel And placed across the azure bay The longest, highest bridge The world has ever seen- A mighty feat for us today. Beside it there by magic Appeared a mystery isle, Where pirates came and buried treasure For all of us to find- A large, grand, treasure island Which was created for our pleasure. And when the visions went, I found myself still thereg And as I stood beneath the pine I knew why I had come- There was to be a fair- The one of nineteen thirty-nine, -EDWI N ERNST. I9