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

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ters of Winter '4l, have both become famous. They are now writing the want-ads for the Peoria Daily Smirk and collabor- ating on a book entitled Our Light Won't Fail, or We'II Always Carry a Torch. Sherman Olmstead has really come up in the world since his days of fruit selling at dear old Si Perkins' market. Sher- man now has an open air market all his own. Almost any morning at nine he may be seen overseeing his crew of two- wheeled fruit cart pushers along Hill street gaily shouting, Buy 'em here-Fresh fruit and vegetables. Our carrot topped friend, janet Rankin, is now the propri- etor of a honey of a little cafe known as Mother Rankin's Real, Ronion, Reeking, Ramburger Roast Shoppe. Dorothy ll met him at Civicl Horn, who is Mother Rankin's chief assis- tant, extends a cordial invitation to all, to drop in for a de- licious case of carbuncles, bunions, corns-vitamins, c, b, and c. Helen jean lmake mine a jimmyl johnston is the lost and forlorn soul you see so often wandering around the corner of Hollywood and Vine still looking for-it's been so long we have all forgotten what. Those would-be Thespians of Winter '4l, Gladys Topolski, Beverly Brown, and Marilyn jones, the three voted most likely not to succeed, have defied all predictions and are now work- ing in the Little Theater off Pershing Square! Harry Daum, the great salesman of the senior class, is going down to the South Pole to sell penguins Arrow ties. jackie Thomas, the Romeo of the basketball floor, will be America's best-dressed man. just what you thought, eh? Ed- die Deyarmond, the sparkle of the diamond, will be playing with the New York Giants. Eddie has gone up in this work. At present he is five feet nine inches tall. Spencer lRobin Hoodl Price, known for his crooning around the school, will have his own program over the fish network. Spencer's sponsors, the Sea Food Company, pay him five thousand mackerals a month. Lois Wallner, Newport-Balboa's golden gift, has just won the Catalina-San Pedro swim by a couple of seconds. Pretty fishy, what? Lowell lFlashl Gates, the track star of the seniors, will be giving his legs a workout on his bicycle, singing, Ting-a-ling, I'm the Good Humor Man! Coming events cast their shadows before them, so it all may come true. Who knows? 23

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ORESTE FRANK ACCORNERO. JEAN ELIZABETH ALABASTER-Vicc- President of Sr. Orchestra, Secretary of A Cappella Choir, Student Director of Jr. Orchestra. GILBERT LEE ALLAN-Member of Gym Team, Athladel- phian, Chess Club, Secretary to Miss McMurry, Letterman in Apparatus. CLAIRBELL LOIS ANDERSFN-Secretary and Treasurer of Hook and Curvc Club, Vice-President of Double M Club, Classroom Treasurer, Secretary to Mrs. Powers. ELEANOR ANDERSON-Vice-President and Historian of Girls' Council, Treasurer of Good Form, Ellen H. Richards Club, Girls' Senior Glee Club, G.A.A. ALICE JOANN ARENA-Senior A Class Secretary, Girls' Council, Hook and Curve, Vice-President of Double M, International Forum. AN- GELO CARL AVIGNONE-Treasurer of Ushers. MARY ISABEL BAEHR. BETTY BAILEY-Bethany Club. BETTY BELINDA BALL-President ot 'Treble Clef, Social Chairman of Needlework Guild, Girls' League Yell Lead- er, Bethany, A Cappella Choir. ADRIANA MARY BALZANO. DOROTHY BANKS-Ellen H. Richards Club. NELS BEALS, JR.-Sgt. Major R.O.T.C., Associator, Boys' League Cabinet, President of Stamp Club, Athenian. RAMONA BEAMAN. BEVERLY MA- VIS BEEBE. EDITH HELEN BEHIMER-l-look and Curve. DORIS ELAINE BEICK-Athenian, Treasurer of Hook and Curve, Secretary of Double M, Bethany Pianist, Business Conference Representative. MAR- JORIE BERG-Etiquette Club, G.A.A., Rifle Club, A Cappella Choir, Senior Orchestra. EDWARD PATRICK BILLINGHURST-R.O.T,C. Major, Ephebian, C.S.F. llifel, R.O.T.C. Editor of Almanac, President of Athenians. EMMA JOSEPHINE BINDERHEIM-Junto Club, Spanish Club, Bethany Club. LOUIS BISETTI-Athletic Manager of Boys' League, Hi-Hatter, Student Council, B Fcctball icaptainl, A, B Softball. CLYDE JACK BLANEY- Football Manager, Apparatus. DOROTHY LUCILLE BLISS-Active Girls' Council, Vice-President of Girls' Etiquette Club, Ellen H. Richards Club. BRUCE BOGUE- R.O.T.C. Jr. Major, C.S.F. Life, President of Athenians, Presdent of Spanish Club, Ass't R.O.T.C. Editor of Almanac. HOWARD CHARLES BORSCHEL JR.-Two years B Football, Two years B Track, Hi-Hatter, Associator, Advertising Manager of Almanac. DORIS ARMILDA BOULTON-Treble Clef, GLORIA JEAN BOULWARE-Bethany Club, G.A.A., Treble Clef, Girls' League Yell Leader of Jr. Division, Secre- tary to Mr. Kindy, RUBY BOYD. LEONA ELEANOR FOYDEN-A Cappella Choir, Music Club. CHARLES R. BRADLEY-International Forum. BARBARA JEANNETTE BRANCH-Beth- any. WILLIAM WARREN BRAWN. GLORIA IRENE BRIDGHAM-Rifle Club, Secretary of G.A.A., International Forum. RAYMOND CHARLES BRENDLINGER. RUTH LUCILLE BROWN. DOROTHY JEAN BRUEBACH-Art Club Secretary, Bethany Club, Rifle Club, A Cappella Choir, Co-Art Editor of Almanac. VIOLET LOUISE BURGESS-Bethany Club, Needlework Guild. G. GORDON BUNNELL JR. HARRY PIETOR BURIAN-Boys' Sr. Glee Club, Apparatus Team, Varsity Football, Athledelphian. KATHIE LA VONNE BUSH-G.A.A., Sr. Glee, Dancing Club. DON BUTT-Apparatus, B Basketball. DAVID MORGAN BUXTON-A Track, B. Track, B Footbal. LUCILLE JUDY CARBAJAL. EDITH JOAN CARFAGNA. is