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

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IT WAS THE OLD SKIPPER'S LIFELONG AMBITION TO SAIL THE HORN g IT WAS HIS IDEA OF A GREAT ADVENTURE AND THE HEIGHT OF ACGOMPLISHMENT. - IT IS WITH THI'S SAME IDEA OF ADVENTURE AND AGGOMPLISHMENT THAT WE HAVE MADE THIS REG- ORD OF THE PAST YEAR AT FRANKLIN FOR YOU. IT IS OUR SINCERE WISH THAT IT WILL MEET WITH YOUR APPROVAL AND WILL GIVE YOU THE ENIOY- MENT THAT YOU EXPECTED AND THAT WE HAVE HAD IN MAKING THIS BOOK FOR YOU .... THE STAFF DEDICATI 53,,o ofcriz ' HER V ACIOUS, C R INC. PERSONAL :Y IS WITH- OUT UNDSQ H A ROACH TO SCHOOL LIFE IS QUE AND R RESHI C-, AS IF SHE WERE UPON A IOYOUS ADVENTURE W SHE INVITES US ALL TO loam. WITH LOVE AND ADIVIIRATION FOR HER GENEROS- ITY, UNDERSTANDINC-, KEEN SENSE OF HUMOR, AND REAL FRIENDSHIP, AND IN SINCERE APPRECIATION OF THESE THINGS AND OF HER UNTIRINC- COOPERATION, WE LOVINC-LY DEDICATE THIS BOOK TO IESSIE D. ROBERTS 3 0 o O O :fj ' X ar I 4,776 xx xx, K N I lxx I I 0 o 0 0 N Q 0 . .2 9 gf ff A ,fbi M4 JACK ROGERS Editor-in-Chief ELOISE BAIR ArtEditor DOROTHY INC-HAM Assistant Editor MARC-UERITE BANGS BETTE HOOPER Associate Editors MARIORIE CUMMINGS Literary Editor T O M F U L L E R Sports Editor RENO ECONOMON Assistant Sports Editor GLEN ANDERSEN MILTON BALLINGER Assistant Art Editors 1 o H N G o E T z R.O.T.C. Editor F R E D H I L L Advertising MRS. KATE CRANON MRS. IESSIE ROBERTS Faculty Sponsors BJP 0 O N T E NI T S .- I Afifj 1 ilx lrixffx ADMINISTRATION STUDENTS BODY .1 of R. 0. T. C. CLUBS 'ACTIVITIES SPORTS FEATURES P of C oo , o J' ffl I Esfgwg O 9 U 0 Q k. K 45 vi. fy x ,ll ,K U 9 O Q 0 Q Q, U 0 0 0 -Q C 9 0 SEA POEM First Prize Poem Breakers! Ravid wolves, Racing up the beach Tearing at the sand Snarling, snapping. Beyond their foam it's cool and still! Breakers! Charging' rams ' Thund'ring at the cliff Hurtling at the rocks Crashing, crushing. Beyond their roar it's cool and still. Ocean swells! Marching armies, ' Marching on to nowhere, Rolling on forever. Awesome majesty! ' Beneath their surge it's cool and still! Oh, Sea! Receive this dust. For with the breakers l have fought, And battled with the swells. My soul is weary. . Beneath the turmoil of your warring waves lt's cool and still, An emerald vault Where l may rest. , WRAY WOLFE Z 0 3 4' D1 E LO Z f 2, Q 41 X J M, , HL' M' iv' 1 . My lj V L lf! .atb V1 of LLL My J , 1 M 5 ,W JG LLL Q I 3 .! f . My ALL I ., WA .IA VW x . l v J - 'L lL V ., MW Mb A1 ,V WL , 'P ' 4 H Y M ' f ,Lb ,LWB fun LJXLQ I fluff Rift!! My . , L 7 I XV Li 'xr' LJ ' 9' K .4 'FV ff fl' LVLL Q I4 7, MWA AM A M 55.137 LJ CLK' 'L Mil, LLLL Q M' W ,VL Wt' QV - 1 J tlxb UU jf, Ebb 19 I . V , Q ' L Lg 'VQLMLLLL ,fx if I Qi' 210' My K , 1 f m , 1 Ll M f f WMM Mi' bij l9 ALMANAC ' 38 ROBERT j. TEALL Principal .A A 25 Gas EDITH M. HODCKINS FRED W. AXE Girls' Vice-Principal Boys' Vice-Principal 4' . I9 ff ALMAISIAC ff as CAREY K. BERGER GERTRUDE MALLORY JOHN R. HOIST ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS At Franklin the ship of state is assisted by the capable crew of adminis- trative assistants. The Curricular problems of the student body are solved in the personnel office, under the direction of Mr. john R. Hoist. He is assisted by Mrs. Bartlett, Miss C-reene, Mrs. La Pierre, Mrs. Vincent, and Mrs. Warner. Mrs. Small is his secretary. justice and fair play is the motto of Mr. Berger, the registrar and head of the C.C.B. court. All matters connected with registration and attendance are in his hands. Miss Ecktord is his assistant. The work of Miss Mallory, the librarian, and Mrs. Corbett, the clerk, have made the Franklin library the attractive place it is. The secretarial end of the school is kept up by Mrs. Zinn, school secretary. OFFICE FORCE MRS. KILMURRY, MRS, SMALL, MRS. CORBETT, MRS. PITZENBERGER, MRS. ECKFORD, MRS. ZINN. lO 46 Miss Adair Miss Baltzley Mrs. Browning Mrs, Church Mr. DaVaIi Mrs. Eastwood Miss Anderson Mrs. Bartlett Mrs. Caffray Miss Clark Miss Develbiss Miss Edmands Mrs. Anderson Mr. Atkinson Sgt. Backell Mrs. Bates Mr. Biurman Miss Brainerd Miss Campbell Miss Carlquist Mrs. Chaffee Mr. Coiestock Mrs. Cranon Mrs. Cuthbert Mr. Downing Mr. Duke Mr. Dutcher Mrs. Fitfs Mr. Frank Miss Fraser Mr. Galbraith Miss Greene Miss Jessup Mr. Kindy Mr. McCoIIom Miss MacKaIip 12 Mr. H. Gilbert Mrs. Griffin Mr. Johnston Mrs. King Miss McCulIy Miss Magie ' i I X . S Mr. W. Gilbert Mrs. Hahn Miss Kahley Mrs. Kinney Mrs. McFadden Miss Merriman Miss Gill Miss Gordon Mr. Hess Mr. Holdredge Miss Kennedy Mr. Keyes Mrs. LaPierre Miss Lisherness Miss McMurry Miss MacDonald Mr. Meyer Mr. Miller i I Mr. Nida Mrs, Offill Miss Oliver Miss Phiibrook Miss Pipal Mrs, Powers Miss Robison Miss Rominger Mr. Shaffer Mrs. Stelter Lt. Thompson Mrs. Thornton Mrs. Vincent Mrs. Warner Mr. Wing Mr. Oneal Mrs. Preeman Mr. Sherinyan Miss Thorp Miss Wolf Mr. Parker Mrs. Roberts Mr. Spangler Mrs. Trieb Mrs. Wyckoff T H E M A S T E R Third Prize Winner l Lashing waves, screaming, Whipped into fury Slashing, tearing at the air Reaching dripping arms high Pulsing, throbbing with life Laughing in glee to find lt has terrorized all. Swells higher, higher-alwa Dreaming always To be Master. Lord and Ma Of Heaven and Earth. A luminous light Parts the clouded curtains Sheds softly. A lull as Fury spent lt gasps, sinks, dies4 C-ray glassiness Sulks smoothly Ripples, sighs and is still- Serene, calm, peaceful Like a dog after a chase Lies at his master's feet, Content. The Sea quivers, Thrilling at the touch of Hi Kisses them, lapping gently And watches The light disappear. Thankful, it knows Forgiveness. C-od has passed by. into l-leaven. ys upward. ster s feet BETTE HOOPER 19 ALMANAC ' 38 STUDENT BODY OFFICERS WINTER '38 MURIEL HONEY RAY BLY JACK ARIAN MARY WHITE First Vice-Pres. President Second Vice-Pres. Secretary SUMMER '38 MARY ALICE LAMB ACK L E DON HATFIELD ELOISE BAIR First Vice-Pres. r si Second Vice-Pres. Secretary A FJAX STUDENT BODY OFFICERS The two Student Body cabinets elected for the year I938 had in their hands the student affairs of the school. The outstanding personality and leadership ability of Ray Bly and jack Lee, the two presidents, made them well liked and respected by both the faculty and student body. Muriel Honey as girls' vice president, and jack Arian, boys' vice president during the fall term, and Mary Alice Lamb and Don Hatfield for the spring term, served in their dual capacities, presiding over the C.C.B Court and the Student Court. The court was adequate with justice and advice and guidance for all. The secretarial duties of the Student Body were effectively discharged by Mary White and Eloise Bair, for the fall and spring terms respectively. I5 19 ALMANAC 'I' 38 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS WINTER '38 JORDAN RYAN LUCILLE GRAVES VIRGINIA PADEREWSKI JACK DAY President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Social Chairman JILL CASWELL RAY ROBERTS ELEANOR REOTT Social Chairman Yell Leader Yell Leader SUMMER '38 ORVILLE HATCHER DOUGLAS KENNEDY PATSY FOWLER DOROTHY RANKIN Presidenl Vice-President Secretary Treasurer RUTH HUGHES FRANK BOYLE BYRON SHAW MARJORIE WILLIAMSON Social Chairman Social Chairman Yell Leader Yell Leader if A 'I N EPHEBIANS AND ESSAYISTS BETTY BERSEY RAY BLY BOLEYN BOURQUIN VIRGINIA PADEREWSKI Essayist W'38 Ephebian W'38 Ephebian W'38 Ephebian W'38 JOSEPH PIMENTEL GEORGIA SANBORN REBECCA WILLIAMS WRAY WOLFE Ephebian W'38 Ephebian W'38 Ephebian W'38 Essayisf W'38 ELOISE BAIR RITA BRESLIN BETTY COCHRAN DOROTHY INGI-IAM Ephebian S'38 Ephebian S'38 Ephebian S'38 6' Essayist S'38 Ephebian S'38 BARBARA KETCHUM PAUL LANE PAUL MASCOT Ephebian S'38 Essayisf S'38 Ephebian S'38 MARY SEIFERT EVANS SLATER Ephebian S'38 Ephebian S'38 I7 . I X 19 ALMANAC 'K' 38 BETTY BERSEY Winter '38 RUTH NAVSKY Winter '38 ELOISE BAIR Summer '38 FERN GLOCKNER Summer '38 C.S.F. LIFE MEMBERS BETTYRUTH CORTELYOU VALERIE HILL Winter '38 Winter '38 CAROLYN NEVIUS LOUISE POLLOCK Winter '38 MARGUERITE BANGS Summer '38 BETTE HOOPER Summer '38 Winter '38 RITA BRESLIN Summer '38 MARY SEIFERT Summer '38 DOROTH EA LEA Winter '38 REBECCA WILLIAMS Winter '38 MARY EVELYN EVANS Summer '38 EVANS SLATER Summer '38 X . l -gaxgih fx, g xx Q FX S REQ SEE Hs? igsxislft ESS, tt it Think not of me as water gray and col X As briny depths where souls lie deep, u Iai d, Or stormy waste, unconquered and unt ed - . Whose changing moods can never be fore ld. . I am not always merciless and bold, And should you think this, lovers of the lan Try in your judgement this to understand. I too have moods, as you of human mold. 1 Second Prize Poem X Q l Think rather of the beauties l possess, My azure blues, my gleaming crystal strands. The majesty of glowing sunset hue. My tropic nights of starlit gorgeousness. My thund'rous breakers washing marble sands. All these l have, and freely offer you. IOHN GOETZ X I9 as A L ' x. ft RHI. . Q-, 3 ch-L ADELAIDE ACQUAFRESCA Rifle Club Bethany Debit C1 Credit Self Gov't EDWARD ARBOGAST Int'l Forum 'L HAROLD W. BAERRESEN A-B Football RONALD ALDRICH BAILEY MARY LOU BARNES 1NJOHN A. BEAR Student Council Associator Hi-Hatters B. L. Cabinet Band 6' Orchestra fk BOB BLODGETT B. L. Cabinet Hi-I-lafters A-B-C Track A-B Football Athledelphians LESLIE GRACE BRADFIELD MAUDENE BROWN ROBERT BURTON Stage Crew Mgr. Masquers Club MARJORIE CARMACK Allied Youth Sec'y Tri-Y Soc. Chr. World Friendship Vice-Pres. MILDRED ROSE CHRISTENSEN Sr. Glee GEORGE ADAIR Hi-Hatters A Football A Baseball Athledelphian Latin Club JACK ARIAN S. B. Vice Pres. S. B. Yell Leader A-B-C Track -B Football A B. L. Cabinet CHARLES BATES HieHatters Stage Crew Electrician Sr. B Yell Leader LEWIS BENDER Associators A Football A Track RAYMOND L. Y' BLY S. B. Pres. Ephebian Act. Associator I-li-Hatters Baseball JOHN BRATTON EARL BRUCE MARTHA LEE BYRNS Etiquette Club Ellen H. Richards Sec'y Latin Club 'L JILL CASWELL Etiquette Club Treas. Sr. A Soc, Chr. French Club Sec'y G Vice-Pres. Press G.A.A. Yell Leader ALICE MAE CLARRY' Sr. Glee A Cappella JACK ALLAN Masquers Pres. DOROTHY YVONNE ASHLEY Hook C1 Curve Sec'y Mr. Horton Debit Cr Credit PEGGY BAY Rifle Club Bethany Treble Clef BETTY BERSEY C.S.F. Life Athenian Vice-Pres, Etiquette Club Sr. Glee Sec'y Sr. Essayist BILL BONNER Apparatus RICHARD BRAYTON A-B Football A Softball Associator Hi-Hatters Sr. Glee JAMES L, BULLOCK C Track Athledelphian MARY BYRNS Etiquette Club Ellen H. Richards Treas. JAMES LEE ROY CATLOW HAROLD MILTON COHEN ELAINE ALLEN Sr. Glee A Cappella Vice- Pres. C.R, Treas. VERN OLIVER AUSTIN MARY H. BAILEY Debit C1 Credit Vice Pres. Bethany Rifle Club Ellen H. Richards X MAXINE BARASA Rifle Club Pres. Girls' Council Hist. Etiquette Club Soc, Chr. G.A.A. Treas. G.L. Soc. Chr. LEONARD BAZZANI A Football A Track 'Is VIRGINIA BISHOP G.A.A. Pres, Cr Sec'y Act. Girls' Council Latin Club Pres. Cr Treas. Etiquette Club Vice Pres. Sr. B Vice Pres. BOLEYN BOURQUIN G.L. Pres. C-r Vice- Pres. Ephebian Act. Girls' Council Latin Club Pres. G Soc. Chr. Etiquette Club GORDON BROWN A Football A Track I-li-Hatters Associator Athledelphian ' ' RAY BURCH Apparatus Athledelphian LEDA CALISH Etiquette Club Dancing Club Attendance Office Treble Clef STEVEN CHIATOVICH HARRY MILTON CRISMAN R.0.T.C. Officer Sabre Cr Chevrons CHARLINE GAIL COLSON CARL X MERRITT CRAPO Orchestra CHARLOTTE LOUISE DAMRON Sr. B Sec'y-Treas. Debit C1 Credit Hook Cr Curve Pres. ALLAN RALPH COLSTON RICHARD DELNO CROMWELL Nature Club HAROLD 5.79 DECHON A.Football Capt. Hi-Hatters LOIS W. ALBERT ELVERA DICKEY DE'-H' Ea. in chief Press Student Council B.L. Cabinet Associator HORTENSE STANLEY DUNLAP JERRALD Treble Cnet EARNEY Drama Sec. R.O.T.C. Ushers Sabre C-r Chevrons RUSSELL l. MEI-VlN EDWARDS FOREMAN Sr. Glee A-B Basketball Softball A Cappella Orpheus JACK F. BENITO FROST ERNEST C Basketball GARCIA Jr. C Track Student Court Wrestling Associators Sec'y Hi-Hatters Press Make-Up EDMUND sk MARY WALTER JOAN GERWElN GOEHLER Good Form Masquers Club Rifle Club UClLLE YW VlRGlNlA GRAVES ELEANOR Sr. A Vice-Pres. GRAY Etiquette Club Treas Act. Girls' Council Hook Cr Curve Good Form Treble Clef G.A.A. Dancing Club GILBERT R. BRUCE GRIGSBY GROOMS R.O.T.C. A-B Football Sabre 6 Chevrons Associators USVISFS Sr. Glee Self Gov't A-B Baseball French Club ALFRED ETHEL HALL HANDCOCK G.A.A. Music Club Dancing Club X, BETTYRUTH coRTELYou C.S.F. Life French Club Vice Pres. Etiquette Club Sr. Glee Acc. LeROY EUEL CRUCE Hi-Hatters Pres. Associator A Track Capt. A Football ELVA 4' DUNCAN A Cappella Vice-Pres. G.A.A. Ellen H. Richards Sr. Glee FLORA ELLA EDGERTON Latin Club Bethany Athenians WAYNE FOWLER MANUEL GARCIA B Football C Football EARL W. GRANT Radio Club Pres, School Handball Champ. Sound Crew Ass't Mgr. KATHRYN GREEF BOB GROSS C Football B Football Stage Crew Swimming ANNA HARMON Act. Girls' Counci. Etiquette Club French Club K JAY DEE COSTA Gym Team C Football MARY ALLENE DALTON Rifle Club G.A.A. Latin Club Sr. Glee Bus. Off.Cash. Y. JACK DAY Associators Sr. A Soc. Chr. Stage Crew ELLEN DE HOOG Good Form Sr, Glee LEO DUNCAN A Baseball Journalism Club Chessmasters Spanish Club B Baseball ALICE JUNE EDSON lnt'l Friendship Rifle Club Authors' Workshop JACK FRIEND Band C Basketball B Basketball B Track Chessmasters FLORIN GARRETT XFN FLORENCE GRATE G.A.A. Stage Crew Shakespeare Pres. Cr Sec'y Masquers Pres. C-r Vice-Pres. '11 JACK HERBERT GREENLEE X EVELYN A. GUERIN MAE CHARLOTTE HARRIS I J HELEN HARRISON HAROLD HERTEL VALERIE MARGARET HILL French Club Pres. Cr Sec'y Tri-Y Sec. Girls' Council Rifle Club G.A.A. HOWARD HOFF BILLIE ETHEL HOUSE 1, THEDA LEE JOHNSON BETTY JEANNE KINCH MONICA MARIE KITTERMAN Rifle Club 'L STELLA LA BIANCA C.S,F, Life Hook Cr Curve lnt'l Forum DOROTI-IEA LEA Etiquette Club Rifle Club G.A.A. C.S.F. Life Orchestra RAYMOND R. LEWIS MARTHA JANE McAFREE ARLYN HAUN PRESTON KING HIGGINS Sr. Glee A Cappella B Basketball C Football li- MARCELLA HUFFMAN Sr. Glee Rifle Club G.A.A. Gym Office MIRIAM REID JOLLY Ellen H. Richards Treas. Music Club lnt'l Forum DONALD KINDER NLWILBLIR A. KNIGHT HELEN LA FRANCE Rifle Club Bethany 'fs ELIZABETH LEE Good Form Rifle Club G.A.A. ELEANOR LIFUR Etiquette Club Vice-Pres. Hook C1 Curve Soc. Chr. Rifle Club Athenian MARTHA MCCLURE Shakespeare Club Sec'y Masquers Etiquette Club Int'l Forum French Club Q' ROLLAND LAWRENCE HENDERSON ROMAINE COE HIGGINS Sr. Glee A Cappella MLIRIEL E, HUGHES French Club A Cappella THOMAS F. JOY Associator Hi-Hatters A Track B.L, Cabinet CARLTON KINNEY B Baseball B Basketball D Basketball Q-Q MADORA KROESE Ellen H, Richards Sec'y Etiquette Club Sr, Glee MILFORD LUM LANCASTER Football A B Football sL BERNICE LEWIS Bethany RUTH CAROLINE LOTZ Hook C1 Curve Athenian NORMAN D. MacLAREN, J r. R.O.T.C. Usher -TENWALTER EDWARD HENRYSON JAMES W. HIGLEY Band Stu. Dir. Orchestra String Quartet Brass Ensemble String Orchestra DOUGLAS HIRST Tennis Team Stage Crew tl. MLIRIEL HONEY S.B. Vice-Pres. G.L. Ist Vice-Pres Student Council Girls' Council Good Form DOROTHY HUMPHRIES Dancing Club Hook Cr Curve Debit C1 Credit Good Form MAE R. KAUFMAN 24 BILL KITCHEN Track B Football Athledelphian Orpheus Club C Football KATHERINE KUENTZ Sr. Glee A Cappella ARDEN LANE Sound Crew Ass't Mgr. Radio Club LILLIAN ANN LEWIS Sr. Glee Vice-Pres Sec'y C-r Hist. Good Form Ellen H. Richards EUGENIA LOWE G.L Treas. Masquers Sec'y-Treas. G.A.A. Shakespeare Club Pres. ELSIE G. MAYER DOUGLAS F. MEDLEN ROBERT N. MILLER Associator C.R. Treas. Athenian RAYMON D ,IS MOSER Associator A Basketball B Basketball Chessmasters RUTH ANN NAVSKY lnt'I Forum Pres. C.S.F. Life News Ed. Girls' Council French Club Vice-Pres. FLORENCEAL HAZEL NOREN Treble Clef Self Gov't VIRGINIA Nl' PADEREWSKI Ephebian Sr. A Sec'y-Treas Etiquette Club Se Hook C1 Curve Sec'y-Treas. BETTY LEE PHILLIPS A Cappella Orchestra Latin Club Sec'y Athenian CLARENCE ROBERT SL PREY A Track Athledelphian B Football Basketball Mgr. Press VIRGINIA 'ls ELIZABETH REYNOLDS Ellen H. Richards Pres. Etiquette Club Vice-Pres. c'y Spanish Club Sec'y Music Club Athenian RAYMOND DAVID ROBERTS A Track A Softball I-li-Hatters Sr. Glee Vice-Pres. Sr. A Yell Leader SYLVIA ROSEN Athenian Debit 6' Credit GEORGIA SANBORN Editor Lit. Supp. Press Ass't Ed. Nature Club Vice-Pres. Latin Club Vice-Pres. Athenian Tx GERTRUDE MELSHEIMER MARGARET MINNICE Art Club Bethany Sr. Glee Lib, lnt'I Forum Spanish Club ,ft .sl ' rf' EEI 'L Athl tic Mgr. Sr. Glee Pres. B Track C1 Basketball Associator Student Council M. CHARLES PARKER Apparatus B, L. Council Jos c. Yi' PIMENTEL B. L. Sec'y Junto Club Vice-Pres. lnt'I Forum Vice-Pres. Associator MARY 15 CONSTANCE RAMPONE Dancing Club Pres. G.A.A. Yell Leader Bethany Att. Office JACK RICHARDSON Sound Crew AGNES LA VURN ROBINSON Sec'y Miss Jessup CLYDE RLJBINO B Track B Football JAMES Tk GARDNER SAUNDERS C Football C Basketball B Basketball EVELYN MAE MEYERS VIRGINIA MORRIS TOM O'CONNOR A Baseball B Baseball B Football PEDRO R. PEREZ II B. L. Vice-Pres. Art Club Vice-Pres. A-B Football Track Athenian LOUISE POLLOCK French Club Sec'y G.A.A. C.S.F, Life lnt'l Forum Sec'y MAXINE 4' ELEANOR REESE Good Form Pres. Act. Girls' Council C.R. Treas, LLOYD J EARL RICHARDSON Allied Youth Pres. Athenian Photo Club ARTHUR ROBLES LYNETTE RUSSELL Press Feature Ed. Athenian Junto Club Journalism Club Soc. Chr, R.O.T.C. Sec'y. HOWARD 'i' SCHMIDT A Football A Track Stage Crew Carp. NL 'L TERESA ANGELINA MICHETTI Etiquette Club G.A.A. 1s BLANCHE MORROW Tri-Y Pres. A Cappella Hook 6' Curve Rifle Club Bethany Hostess ARLINE MUELLER G.L. Znd Vice-Pres. Treble Clef Pres. 6' Vice-Pres. Sec'y Mr. Atkinson Sr. Glee Ellen H. Richards Treas. G Vice- Pres. CAROLINE NEVIUS Girls' Council Sec'y Good Form C.S.F. Life Junto Club Press BILL ONTIVEROS C Football Sr. Glee A Cappella Orpheus Boys' Chorus MARILYN ALICE PETERSON Counselor's Sec'y Good Form Ellen H. Richards MARY JANE PORE Etiquette Club G.A.A. Rifle Club Spanish Club Dancing Club ELEANOR 7x REOTT Girls' Council Pres. Rifle Club Pres. E1 Sec'y G.L. Head Yell Leader Alumni Award Etiquette Club LOIS ROBERTS X G.L. Yell Leader G.A.A. Rifle Club Drill Capt. MARY KATHERINE , ROREX Etiquette Club G.A.A. Athenian French Club Hook 6' Curve JORDAN W. RYAN Sr. A Pres. Act. Associator Chr Hi-Hatters Soc. Chr. Football Track LILIAN SEAQUIST Art Club Sec'y lnt'l Forum Spanish Club X Yx DOROTHEA EVELYN BYCZEK STANLEY OLIVER COOKE EDWARD FAHNESTOCK JOHN E. GARLAND JEANE HAUPT FRANCES HUFFMAN BUEL JOHNSON ROBERT JACKSON MCDANIEL 9 'L SELMA s. DOROTHY LORRAINE DELBERT SHULMAN SLEEPER SMITH SMYLIE Sec'y Mr. Teall Press Baseball Journalism Club NL KENNETH F. JEAN CHESTER X SHERWIN R. SNOW SPAYTH CLARENCE STEWART C.S.F. Life SPENSER Q Football Hook 6 Curve Art Club B Football Art Club Treas. Sabre Er Chevr-ons C Track Sec'y Mrs. Church R.O.T,C. B Track Cashier Att. Office BEATRICE l-Yl-E SUMMERL LEROY Sec'y M'ss Hodgkins TAYLOR W- LEE VAUGHAN THOMPSON THROOP Sr. Glee Authors' Workshop Assoclators Vice.pfe5. Solmd Crew Nature Club CLELIA ROSS GENE S. 'L HERMAN VALPREDA WALKER WEIR WEISMAN Sec'y. Mrs. Church Sr. B Pres. Basketball Mgr. Athenian Act. Associator Associators Hi'Hatters A-B Tl-ack A Football Athledelphian Track Latin Club -L MARY ALBERTA ol- ELLIS J. 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Girls Council Etiquette Club ELLEN BALLARD Good Form Pres. Z3 Hist. Girls' Council Sr. B Soc. Chr. 'lx MARGUERITE R. BANGS Photo Club Sec'y Masquers Pres. Bethany Poster Chr. G.L, Soc. Chr. C.S.F. Life WM. ELMER BARTLEY R.O.T.C. Head Usher Sabre 6' Chevrons Athenian L. J. BEAUFAIT JR. Athenian Photo Club Vice-Pres. JOANN ANTONY BLAIR Nature Club Chess Club Medics Club Athenian MARCELLA BOWDEN Etiquette Club Sr. Glee Allied Youth FRANK B, BOYLE A Football Hi-Hatters Sr. A Soc. Chr. Class Day Sl, PHYLLIS BRECHER Act. Girls' Council Head Checker Good Form Sec'y Bethany Treas. yt- VIRGINIA BROWN Bethany 'fx ELEANOR ALEXANDER Tri-Y Soc. Chr. Allied Youth Spanish Club Soc. Chr. C.R. Treas. Bethany MILTON 'HL ANDERSON Student Store Mgr. V4 ALICE RUTH BARKLEY Hook 6' Curve Ellen H, Richards RICHARD IRVING BARTON Athenian Stamp Club Pres. Photo Club lnt'l Forum CHARLES T. BELLOTT Athenian Photo Club MARY ILEEN BLODGETT Athenian Etiquette Vice-Pres. Latin Club BETTE JUNE BOYD Mrs. Roberts Sec'y P.B.X. Operator Hook Er Curve MARION BRACKNEY Girls' Council Good Form Ellen H. Richards C.R. Treas Dancing Club RITA ANN BRESLIN C.S.F. Life Athenian Vice-Pres. G Sec'y Good Form Girls' Council Bethany Hostess EDNA BUCHANAN Bethany Hostess Photo Club Athenian 1-2 BETTY LOU ALEXANDER Treble Clef Girl Scout Dramatics G.A.A. LAWRENCE VX ANTISTA A Track Hi-Hatters Class Play JOE BARON Athenian Masquers Club Student Store Mgr. VIOLA A. BEAL Good Form Vice-Pres. Girls' Council Sec'y Sr. Glee C,C.B. Court WILLIAM HARRISON BENNETT Gym Team Radio Club Orpheus Photo Club Jr. Orchestra FRANCIS ROY BORDEAUX R,O.T.C. Associator Band Athenian Sabre Cr Chevrons Sec'y Nga DALBERT BOYER Chessmasters Art Club Sabre Er Chevrons Stage Crew YN WILLIAMJ. BRADLEY, JR. Associator VIRGIN IA BRINKERHOFF Masquers Spanish Club Music Club BOBBIE BURNS Tri-Y Hook 6' Curve Int'l Forum NL PEGGY AMOS Photo Club Sr. Glee Treble Clef C.R. Treas. Dancing Club HELEN ARENAA Nature Club Pres. Cr Vice-Pres. Int'l Forum Treas. Photo Club Spanish Club G.A.A. JANE BAKER Rifle Club Top Sgt Etiquette Club Gym Office YL MILTON BALLI NGER Student Council Publicity Mgr, Art Club Ticket Squad JOHN ARTHUR BARTLEY JR. R.O.T.C. Sabre Z3 Chevrons Usher TOM BEARE Associator A Football C Football Softball Swimming MARJORIE N. BICKNELL Dancing Club Bethany Treble Clef Sr. Glee 1 MABEL CAROL ' BORREGE Music Club Dancing Club Int'l Forum NJLCATI-IERINE A. BOYLE Hook E1 Curve G.A.A. Dancing Club X RALPH BRAGG Gym Office NIL JUNE BROOKS A Cappella Music Club Dancing Club lnt'l Forum SL DORTHA JUNE BUTLER Etiquette Club EDNA BUTTERMAN Debit G Credit LOIS CAPT Rifle Club Sr. Glee Orpheus Acc. Spanish Club JACK CASSIDYTL Athledelphian B-C Football Athenian B Track Spanish Club MABEL TIN C HATTOC K Good Form Sli- PAUL DAVID CLARKE B-C Football R.O.T.C. Usher Class Day KATHLEEN MARY COBB Ellen H. Richards Bethany ' CECILIA 5+ I COLLINS Bethany G.A.A. Hook Cr Curve Dancing Club WINIFRED DANSKIN Hook G Curve Att. Office Mr. Holdridge Sec'y Treble Clef Class Day PAULINE l I DAY IGood Form Hook 6 Curve Pres. Ellen H. Richards ,Student Gov't -L De LONG Press Spanish Club C Football B Track Athenian I JIMMY I . W 3. TOM DeWlTT A Football A Track Stage Crew I I DOROTHY DOUTHIT Athenian Bethany Hostess Hook C1 Curve Spanish Club G.A.A. EVELYN BERNADINE BYBEE Tri-Y Hook 6 Curve Nature Club DORIS CARDIN WINIFRED MARY CLARKE Ellen H, Richards Bethany G.A.A. 'II-tvg B s Club ball A Track ROBERT COSTELLO Apparatus Sr. Glee A Cappella Nature Club JEANNE DARBY Latin Club Pres, G Treas. G.A.A. Sr. Glee Dancing VIRGINIA DEARDORFF Hook Er Curve Sec'y Mrs. Stelter Sec'y Miss Gordon Sec'y MORRIS E. DENTON Ass't. Ed. of Press Ass't. Ed. Supplement Associator Hi-Hatters B-C Track sl-EDNA DISNEY G.A.A. Yell Leader Rifle Club G.L, Yell Leader Medics Club Sec'y 6 Treas. DOROTHY BERNICE DRUMMOND Bethany MURIEL CALKINS G.A.A, French Club C.R. Treas. Athenian SANTINA CARLUCCI Girls' Council G.A.A. Good Form Dancing Club C,R. Treas. CHARLES ALVIN CANNING Gym Team Hi-Hatters Radio Club NILE CARSON A Cappella Athledelphian Music Club Sr. Glee Jr. Glee BOB CHADW e an MATTIE FERN K . , C 'fu b Il' -f . ian '. .3 rs I CHEEK Literary Guild Miss Hodgkins Sec'y Hook E: Curve LESTER RAY JANE CLEM CLEMENTS Rifle Club Girl Reserves G.A.A. FRANK C. 'ix BETTY MARION COCA COCHRAN Girls' Council Pres. G Vice-Pres. Sr. B Vice-Pres. Good Form Vice-Pres. Oratory Juntio Club HOWARD W. JOHN ' CRANDALL CUMMINGS Athenian Orpheug Band Pres. Debit 6' Credit Orchestra Basketball TI' GRACE SHIRLEY Lou DAVIS DAVIS Art Club Sec'y C1 Treas. Etiquette Club Athenian RUTH DOROTHY DEATON DE BROECK Rifle Club Hook Er Curve Ath ian C.R. Treas. H0 5' C e Mr. Axe Sec'y SD I ub P.B,X, Operator YV P I A X N JlM i ARTHURJ. NL D DeSAULNlERS Yell Leader X lnt'l Forum Pres. Student Council A CounciIor's OffIce x rf Athledelphian LEROY LaVELLA DORAN JANE Chief Stage DOSSER Electrician Tri-Y Sound Crew Mgr. Hook 6' Curve Radio Club Mr, H, Gilbert Sec'y Associator A, 'F SHERMAN MARGIE PAUL EBELING DURAND Bethany 'Is K MILDRED RENO R,UTH HELEN LESLIE ECONOMON VIRGINIA f 'EGAN , ERICKSON B Fooibala EDDY Rifle Club . Radio Club B Track Bus. Office Hook Cr Curve C Basketball Press Sport Ed. . CIR. Treas. -- Photo Club A 1 Journalism Club , Almanac E ALICE NI. MARGARET NL MARY EVELYN FRANK ERMATINGER EVANS EVANS RICHARD Dancing Club Bethany Club Treas. c.s.E. Life EVER5 Music Club Ellen H. Richards Girls' Council Art Club Hook Er Curve Etiquette Sr. Glee Sec'y Baseball Ellen H. Richards Bethany Sec'y Miss Hodgkins Sec'y Music Club JOHN W. ROBERTA FASANA FAUGHT Chess Club Mr. Teall Sec'y Nature Club Sr. Glee Lib. LQRENE MICHAEL B. FAWCETT FEEN EY Library Craftsman Guild SYDNEY M. DONALD DL- FRANCES L. PATSY NANON EINEGOLD FORGEY FOSTER FOWLER Tennis Good Form Hist. Sr. A Sec'y Athenian Bethany Girls' Council French Club Art Club Etiquette Club Attendance Office Bethany Vice-Pres Hostess GEORGE GERRY TOM ELIZABETH FREDEEN FREEMAN FULLER ANNETTE B Basketball Hook acgurye A Bzasiaefbaii FYRBERG Soc. r. BD - Mr. Galbraith Sec'y PFGSS SDOVT Ed- Miss Magie Sec'y E1 Co-Ed. Ellen H. Richarg AIYUBVIBC SPOFT Ed- ! Softball ' j Hi-Hatters B DONALD NI5 RAYMOND ELSIE MAE JACK GALES PHILIP - GALLAGHER GALLAGHER B.L. Pres. GA'-ESKI Associator A-B Baseb I j Hi-Hatters B Football ' Gym Team A Track ' . Journalism Club grit C-Tlub lx . . reas. HELEN DOROTHY ARNOLD FERN GANTZ GARRISON GIAIMO GLOCKN ER H-ook 5- Curve HI-HBTTEI' Latin Club Bethany Associator Photo Club Miss Jessup Sec'y Band C.S.F. Life Orchestra C Football JOHN CHARLES R. HELEN GERALDINE GOETZ GOODMAN LOU ISE GRAY Apparatus C.R. Treas. GRAFF Bethany Letterman French Club Bethany Photo Club Orpheus Music Club Spanish Club Spanish Club Athenian Athenian Needlework Guild Orchestra WILLIAM E. SL BOB XL PI-IYLLIs BESSIE JUNE GREENZWEIGHT GREGORIE AR DEANE HAGAN Athenian GUBSER Eiien I-I. Richards Tennis Trophy Girls' Council G.A.A. Good Form Bethany Ellen H. Richards Bethany Sr. B Treas. JUNE ALICE PHIL YC HELEN ROBERT HAGEE HAGENBURGER HALL JUDSON Nature Club Music Club HALL Sec'y 6 Treas. Sabre E1 Chevrons Spanish Clgib R gli:-asc M usic Clu .... ajor Needlework Guild Usher Supervisor HERBERT PHYLLIS EVELYN Tb BETTY HALLEY CLEON VIRGINIA HARKNESS A Baseball HAMILTON HANSEN GAA. Girls' COUIWCII Rifle Club Treble Clef GOOCI FOFWI Athenian Dancing Club Bethany Sweater Comm. Self Gov't Spanish Club Counselor's Office RUBEX HARTLEY Athledelphian C Basketball Capt. BETTY HENDERSON Er. Glee hoto Club Vice-Pres. Cappella reble Clef .R. Treas. NORMA HILLHOUSE Girl Reserves RONALD G. HOHNSBEEN .O.T.C. thenian rpheus sher abre C1 Chevrons BETTY HOLLAND Etthenian ethany Sr. Glee X Cappella vtusic Club JOHN T. HOWARD Xviation Club Vice-Pres. irench Club Eym Team ladio Club MARY ELIZABETH HULL vlature Club irench Club 'leedlework Guild ER. Treas. ancing Club HACKETT JOHNSON r. Glee t-B Track 'hoto Club Jrpheus ELEANOR'tS JULIA KAFFKA -l-ook Cr Curve fllen H, Richards LOUISE KEN KEL t Cappella Pres., Sec'y Cr Treas. 'ri-Y Pres. BARBARA ANN KETCHUM ethany Pres. .thenian MARY ALICE LAMB .B. Vice-Pres. hood Form lirls' Council Iancing Club Pres. look 6- Curve Pres. MARY BETH HASTINGS MATTIE HEN DY Music Club Spanish Club BETTE HOOPER Etiquette Club G.L. Sec'y Photo Club Pres. C1 Sec'y C.S.F. Lite Almanac Lit. Ed, WARD W. HOWLAND Stamp Club - DON HUNNELL Apparatus Art Club Diving and Swimming Team JEAN HOPE JOHNSTON French Club Music Club Bethany C.R. Treas. LELAND A. KANNENBERG Varsity Debater Junto Club Latin Club Music Club A Cappella 4- ooueu-xs w. KENNEDY Sr. A VicefPres. Associator A Basketball French Club Latin Club ANNE KIRK C.R. Treas. Mrs. Preeman Sec' MARY LANCEY Music: Club A Cappella Ellen H. Richards Treble Clef Y 51, ORVILLE 3 HATCHER A-B Football Sr. A Pres. Sr. B Yell Leader Act. Associator HifHatters Vice-Pres. CHUCK H I LL A Football Softball Hi-Hatters Sr. Glee Orpheus RUTH HORD Nature Club G.A.A. Spanish Club ROBERT HOYLE Hi-Hatters A Softball Band Orchestra ' DOROTHY INGHAM Co-Ed. Press Ass't Ed. Almanac G.L. lst Vice-Pres. Etiquette Club Photo Club CONSTANCE JONES G.A.A, Photo Club Treas. Masquers Sr. Glee Spanish Club MILDRED 1- KAPLAN G.A.A. Dancing Club Hook 6' Curve C.R. Treas. -+ HERB KERINS A Baseball Stage Mgr. JACK A. KIRKPATRICK B Track B Basketball Press Ass. Sport Ed. Photo Club Nature Club CECIL LANE Ed, Literary Supp. Authors' Workshop Stage Crew MARIE HAUN + FREDRIC HILL Varsity Debate Capt. Almanac Cr Press Adv. Mgr. Junto Club Hi-Hatters Masquers NELLIE RUTH HILLHOUSE Bethany A Cappella DONALD EUGENE HOLBEN Band Vice-Pres. Tlx UISE LO CLEMENTINE HORROCKS H-ook Er Curve Ellen H. Richards Xfs RUTH HUGHES Etiquette Club Hall Guard Sup Sr. A Soc. Chr. DESSA ANTOINETTE IVES G.L. Yell Leader G.A.A. Rifle Club i ELENNA MARGARET JUTTE Dancing Club Girl Reserves C.R. Treas EDWARD P. KASTNER Athenian B Football '7L PETER J. KERR Athledelphian C Football B Football R.O.T.C. Nature Club HOWARD WILLIAM KLEINBACH French Club lnt'l Forum B Basketball 4' HARRY WESLEY LANE A Baseball R.O.T.C. Spanish Club Allied Youth QR-3 als PAUL H. LANE Spanish Club Pres. Masquers Sec'y Shakespeare Club Athenian Class Day ALBERT GORDAN LENHART Library B Football B Track A Track ROSE LU BOWITZ KY lnt'l Forum Mrs. Stelter Sec'y Miss McMurry Sec'y GLADYS MCBRIDE French Club Pres. Tri-Y Soc. Chr. Hook C1 Curve LAWRENCE McCONVILLE JR. Swimming Winter Sports Group VIRGINIA MCLAUGHLIN Rifle Club Treas. G,A.A, Art Club Nature Club Allied Youth BONITA JEAN MANN G.A.A. Letterman Dancing Club Self Gov't Miss McMurry Sec'y Hook C-r Curve '- RALPH NORMAN MARTINETTO PAUL MATTERSTEIG Band 1, ANNA MAE I MECALO Athenian EVELYN MAE MINKLER FRANCIS MODGLIN Latin Club CHARLES LAZZARETTO Football Track Softball Sr. Glee., COLOMA LESTER Sr. Glee Bethany Ellen H. Richards Good Form C.R. Treas. LUELLA McCURDY Bethany Sr. Glee Treble Clef C.R. Treas. LOUIS MCMULLEN 1 J EAN ETTE MANSFIELD Etiquette Club Art Club Gym Office Miss Brainard Sec'y C.R. Treas. MARJORIE BEATTY MARTINSON Girls' Council Athenian Authors' Workshop ROBERT EVERETT MAXSON Orpheus Lib. Gym Team ISABELLE MERLO Tri-Y Dancing Club Music Club CATHERINE fx LOUISE . MITCHELL X, Girl Reserves 9 N x VERA MAY MOONEY Act, Girls' Council Etiquette Club Junto Club Bethany Pres. Il . LORENE F. LeBLEU Bethany A Cappella Athenian MARIAN LIND French Club Music Club BIN MARGARET McKEEHAN G.A.A. Hook C1 Curve Dancing Club ESTHER McNAMARA SL LoNsoN HAROLD MANZER A Track A Basketball Library 34 PAUL MAscoT Associator Pres. Hi-Hatters Soc. Chr. A-B Football Softball Athenian CLIFFORD W. MAYF I ELD A-B-C Football Hi-Hatter Ath ledelphian Track FRED MILLER Self Gov't Frank Richard Evers ' Art Club Baseball .I CHARLES A. X MITCHELL ,iNOrpheus I Latin Club zjelature Club 'K Track QAIlied Youth A X BENJAMIN MOONITZ Junto Club Apparatus lnt'l Forum Athledelphian 4- JACK LEE Act. Associator Hi-Hatters A-B Football Sr. B Pres. S. B. Pres. EDITH LITTELL RAY LYTTLE C.R. Treas. VIRGINIA McCONNELL G.A.A. Pres. Sr. Glee Pres. Rifle Club Vice-Pres. Sr. Orchestra Vice-Pres. Athenian ARTHURINE H. McLAUGHLlN H-ook Cr Curve Treble Clef Bethany NLMARITA MAINGOT DOROTHY MARSHALL Nature Club Music Club Spanish Club ALANSON A, MASON Gym Team Athledelphians Latin Club NL MARY MAZURKEVICH Good Form GUTHRIE ARNOLD MILLER Masquers .L GEORGIA MITCHELL CHARLOTTE MORLEY Etiquette Club Hook Cv Curve Music Club Mrs. Powers Sec'y FRANCES :. CLARENCE WILLIAM C. 5' JACQUELINE MORREY ' ELISS MORRIS MURDOCK Athenian MORRIS Nature Club Pres. Hook C1 Curve Music Club A-l3 Football Etiquette Club A Cappella A-B Track Music Club Sec'y Nature Club Hi-Hatters Sec'y MV- Sl'lel l'lYal'1 S9C'Y lnt'I Forum Act. Associator C-R. Tl'63S. Associator Vice-Pres. FAYE sig- MARJORIE R' ORVAL CARL GRAY MUSTO NELSON NELSON NESBIT G,A.A. Art Club . Glee Rifle Club F00 ball Dancing Club 0 ' Orph s A Cappella s B ball 0 y GENA MAE- Q A iff- NEVLIN ICCOLAI Hook G Curve ,A,A. Bathany Hook G Curve ' Miss Jessup Sec'y 0 ncing Club 's N . WILLIAM 5 NOPPER A E Sound Crew d e G.A Ass't Mgr. 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Girls' Council Gym Team B Basketball ghoto Club Good Form Photo Club Swimming ifle Club Bethany Nature Club Athledelphian Bethany C,R. Treas. Atl-iledelphians Mrs. Church Sec'y Athenian Spanish Club RUBY H. 'ag MARJORIE VIRGINIA HARLEY REESE REMDE RICHARDS ROBERTS Miss Hodgkins Off. Rifle Club Bethany Hostess Tennis Att. Office Treble Clef Bethany HOWARD TRACY N. JACK A, JOE E GLEASON ROBINSON ROGERS RONDONI ROBERTS B Football Ed. in Chief Almanac A Football A Football B Football Gym Team Athledelphians Hi-Hatters Orpheus Athledelphian JESSIE ie. RICHARD GERALDINE ROWAN SAVAGE SCHINDLER Ilen H. Richards Girls' Council GTIWVPY Vice-Pres. Thenlan Head Checker aligflwb Good Form secy SHIRLEY LORRAINE MARY THOMAS SCHONEBAUM SCHULTZ SEIFERT JACQUES Girls' Council C.S.F. Life SHANNON Good Form Treas. Athenian Treas. Photo , Club Hook Z1 Curve Mr. Atkinson Sec'y R.O.T.C. Sgt. Ellen H. Richards G.A.A. Clqessmasfers Rifle Club Cop'l Nature Club Rifle Team IRENE LAAKMAN SHAPARD Bethany Pianist French Club Athenian ELEANORE C SHIRLEY -4. G,L. Yell Leader G.A.A, Treble Clef Girl Reserves Dancing Club EVANS + SLATER Associator Hi-Hatters C.S.F. Life Spanish Club Pres. Nature Club Pres Er Vice-Pres. LAWRENCE ANTHONY SMITH Press Ass't Sport Ed. Athledelphian B Football A-B Baseball ARTHUR F. SPUHLER Sound Crew Mgr. Radio Club C.R. Treas. ANITA STEELE Bethany Sr. Productlon Mgr. Gym Office Self Gov't MARTHA MARGARET TAYLOR VALERIA TIMBERMAN AIDA VESCO Good Form Ellen H. Richards Dancing Club G.A,A. Main Office FRANK WALLER Associator B,L, Cabinet Art Club B Football DANIEL WATSON R.O.T.C. Sg't C.R. Treas. PEARL4 WEBER G.A,A. Jr. Cr Sr. Orchestra Nature Club Spanish Club MARY .1- LOUISE SHATES Bethany Dancing Club Hook 5' Curve G,A.A. Chessmasters FORREST DONALD SHRODE Nature Club Art Club EDITH -X' PEARL sPuRR Sr. Glee Music Club HELEN STICKLAND Ellen H. Richards Spanish Club Music Club Nature Club ROBERT W, THOMPSON Chessmasters HAROLD TOMKINS -L Athledelphian A-B Basketball Softball Class Day MARY ANN VEIT Athenian G.L. Vice-Pres. C.R. Treas. lnt'l Forum Latin Club GUNNELL BILL WALTERS Sr. Glee B Track Sr. Handball Team Stage Crew Carp. JACK S. Srv WATSON B Basketball A Track B Football ROBERT A1 WESTLAKE Gym Team Athledelphian Chorus RUTH ALLEEN SHATTUCK Etiquette Club Treble Clef Sec'y Mrs. Church LEON HERBERT SIMMONS Athenian Nature Club BEATRICE MARY STANGER Bethany Hostess Rifle Club G.A.A. Dancing Club MILDRED G+- STURGEON CATHERINE M. THOST Nature Club Allied Youth PATRICIA TURPIN Tri-Y Sr. Glee Bethany Allied Youth Miss Hodgkins' Office DORIS WAGN ER Athenian Miss Trieb Sec'y Self Gov't FRANK LAURENCE WALTON Athenian IRENE WATTS G.A.A. CHARLES WHEAT BYRON SHAW Hi-Hatters Pres. Ir Sec'y B-C Football Sr. A Yell Leader Sr. B Soc. Chr. Orpheus Sec'y C-r Treas. JOHN E. SIX Nature Club 4- BARBARA JANE SMITH Act. Girls' Council Etiquette Club Treas. G.A.A. Rifle Club Athenian MARLIN CLYDE SMITH C Football B Football WALTER GEORGE STARR Sound Crew Track HENRY WILBUR SYMMES Associators B.L. Cabinet French Club Chessmasters Nature Club LYEE DECKER Tl Associator K Vice-Pres. Hi-Hatters Treas. A-B Basketball Student Council Student Court RAY VAN NOY Tennis R.O.T.C. WINONA VIRGINIA WALKER Rifle Club Hook C1 Curve Chessmasters Bethany Athenian ROBERT WARD Athledelphian Orpheus A-B Track Chessmasters C Football +MARlAN WEBER G.A.A. Hook Cr Curve Dancing Club 1,GLENN E. WHITE BARN ETT ATKINSON, Chairman BOB WH ITTAKER A Baseball Nature Club Sr. Glee Sec'y Orpheus Associators ANNA WINTHER Etiquette Club Hook C1 Curve Vice-Pres. Bethany Nature Club Sec' 6 Treas. Music Club IRENE E. WRIGHT Rifle Club Y -L BETTY WILLIAMS Etiquette Club Pres. Sr. Glee Treble Clef Pres. Bethany NELLIE WISEMAN Act. Girls' Council Good Form Hook E1 Curve G.A.A. MARJORIE B. WILLIAMSON Orchestra Pres. Latin Club Pres. Sr. A Yell Leader Rifle Club Sec'y G.A.A. Act. Girls' Council NORMA WOOD Dancing Club Allied Youth Sr. Glee Etiquette Club Counselor's Office els HUGH HENRI YATES JR. Chess Club Pres. R.O.T.C. COrp'l Sabre E1 Chevrons Junto Club Athenian -I- CLARICE MAE WINNOR Tri-Y JAYNE WORKMAN Good Form Ellen H. Richards Hisf. Bethany Hook 6' Curve Debit C1 Credit BOB WYCKOFF R.O.T.C. Sabre C1 Chevrons Usher Photo Club FRANCES P. BARTLETT VIRGINIA W. CHURCH GEORGE M. DaVALL LEE M. DUKE BYRD WlLMAH GREENE ELIZABETH S. KINNEY VERA MCMURRY A 1 1'-lmjv,--Quvvgffgjf 9 LAURA MERRiMAN MADGE H. PHILBROOK ROSE T. STELTER JEANNETTE C. TRIEB CAMERA SHY JOHN H. ELLISON FRANK HITES HAROLD L HUNTER EARL LAWRENCE ANN MARY ROMANI LAWRENCE C ROTH EDDIE WHEELBARGER 1.4 '4x X. . If Y' 'Eh-, V1 in 4 .J U N I1 ED I 55 VI VI 4 .. .I U .Q I ,. X - 1 ..- 4 -1 i 35 af 5 VI VI 4 .J U Qi Qi 1 36 x N I L 1 an Th 4 .I U C 42 4 Q 37 , 4 5 s is E N. X- 32 35 W , 5 1 A v --4? 3 ff?- QQ. if th j 4 -I O 1 g o I i 3 8 Q sn , an 4 Q .I U ow 4 5 lf L B 39 MADRONA WOODS The taciturnity Of a night Slumbering beneath a blanket Of silent shining snow. . . A madrona wood, Deep with chill stillness And crisp ebony shadows Lacing its silver ways .... I wander, Reluctant to tread With destructive footsteps, Through its icy halls, Snow-hung and deathly still. The vermilion bark Of madronas Glowing like a lambent flame Against the star glazed paths . . . Silence, Floating in a limped silver song, Drifting through the silhouettes Of ebony and silver .... l linger At the woods' edge Silent now. . . Even silent ls the crunching of snow Beneath my feet And those dark imprints Are fast becoming innocent With falling snow. . . I exist T ln the ethereal vapors Of a frozen symphony Of silver silence . . . A moment Of eternity .... -HOPE HAMMOND Q 0 04- G' V xW W,' 5 V f 1 , Q5 ., v r 7 9' L l Inv, 19 ALMANAC 38 ROBERT HALL LIEUTENANT THOMPSON HARRY CHRISMAN Cadet Major Lieutenant RONALD HOHNSBEN SERGEANT BACKELL ARTHUR BARTLEY Lieutenant Lieutenant GERALD PICKEREL FRANCIS BORDEAUX ELMER BARTLEY Lieutenant Lieutenant Lieutenant 19 ALMANAC 38 R. O. T. C. DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS The Drum and Bugle Corps of the R.O.T.C. provides the field music for the battalion parades, and much credit is due the organization for the suc- cess of past reviews, An excellent drill unit as well as a musical organization, it has reached its present achievement through the able leadership of First-lieutenant Francis Bordeaux. The Corps consists of two drummers, ten buglers, and the corps leader. FIRST SEMESTER TOM HENDRlX - - RONALD HOHNSBEN BA ARTHUR RTLEY - GERALD PICKEREL - r nance icer - - - - Personnel Officer - - ELMER BARTLEY ------ LEDFORD ROWLISON 0.T.C. STAFF --- ---CadetMaior-- - - - Adjutant - - - O d Off' Plans and Training Officer - - Supply Sergeant - - SECOND SEMESTER - - - - BOB HALL FRANCIS BORDEAUX - - BOB WYCKOFF FERDINAND LOVETT - - - FRED CARTER - - BOB PACKARD The staff consists of all cadet officers in the R.O.T.C. lt has charge of all technical matters in the unit. Staff duties include the organization of R.O.T.C. instructions from the down-town headquarters of the unit, the supervision of ushers at assemblies and other school affairs, the provision of guards and ticket squads for school athletic meets, and officiating at the morning flag raising ceremonies. The capable leadership provided by the staff has done much to further the progress of the unit during the past year. SABER AND CHEVRONS CLUB The Saber and Chevrons Club con- sists exclusively of leaders of the R.O.T.C. These boys have distin- guished themselves in R.O.T.C. ac- tivities and have proven their value to the school. FIRST SEMESTER TOM HENDRIX ----- President FRED CARTER ---- Vice-President FRANCIS BORDEAUX - - - Treasurer LEDFORD RAWLISON - Sergeant-at-arms The Club supervises all social ac- tivity, and serves to promote a bet- ter spirit of fellowship among the members of the unit. ' SECOND SEMESTER BOB HALL ------ President FRED CARTER ---- Vice-President PRANcis BORDEAUX - - - Treasurer Lt. Henry R. Thompson, faculty adviser and Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics at Franklin, sponsors the club. LEDFORD RAWLISON - Sergeant-at-arms 42 19 ALMANAC 38 A 43 19 ALMANAC 38 COMPANYA Cadet First Lieutenant Cerald Pickerel commanded Company A during the past term. Cadet Second Lieutenant Ferdinand Lovett commanded the first platoon, and Cadet Lieutenant jack Fisher, the second platoon. Company A has upheld its high standards this past year, and it is consid- ered one of the crack units of the city. This company has consisted of newly selected men combined with the more experienced members of the unit. This system encouraged greater per- sonal leadership, and speeds up the learning rate of the recruits. COMPANY B Company B was commanded during the past semester by Cadet Captain Fred Carter. The first platoon was commanded by Cadet Lieutenant Arthur Bartley, and the second platoon was under the leadership of Cadet Lieutenant Bob Wyckoff. The excellent demonstrations given by this company at the recent federal inspection proved to be the most outstanding given by this company for sev- eral years. Company B is also the color company for the unit in all ceremonies. COMPANY C Cadet Lt. Francis Bordeaux was commander of Company C during the past semester. The platoons were under the leadership of Cadet Lieutenants Elmer Bartley and jack Fisher. Company C has improved considerably in the past semester and is expected to maintain its fine record in making the Franklin R.O.T.C. the best in the city. e 0 0 6 nr., X 44 19 ALMANAC 38 - o o 9 X 1 gy! af ' a X JJ J U 0 u K W d X ,, 5 , 0 All y y 1 1uNe NIGHTS QV'UU'AllUv. ' lA free translation of Victor l-lugo's Nuits de luinl ln summer when the day has fled And night the earth embowers, The plain a subtle fume exhales Its bosom clothed with flowers. Gently now the eyelids close , ln a sleep, transparent, light, W While yet the ears remain awake af To the countless rumors of the night. The stars give light a purer birthg Ot a deeper dye the shadows seem. M M The dome's eternal violet swell ls tinged by a faint halt-gleam. A The dawn with saffron wings outspread, l Her pale form clad in silver grey, 72,2 . Hovers o'er the starr'd abyss jBetween the gults of Night and Day M ,M M -HARRY DUCKWORTH of W wp qi .QQ l f , , ' - bl' fl t it ol CO Z0 1 M0 A. Ml fi , WH 0QAM! J 'f ' J' jf' ,ff ,f J 7 ff ' W Ulf, f f' 'iU,f A ' Ujjfffr XM 2711 ' Wt . ,f X ff 4 M. 1 X ,H ' ,J f 11,1-' I M ff jf.. 'X I - . 1 M H Q j ff ' ,ji ff!! g,!,ff'!j f x jf . , f .f - ' wr! Q f , x A i . , Q, . f ,yr ,f -gy! I 1 lf' V 1'3tr!L M MM' Q Qi ii fig L Egg -wjw WWwflf9f 'M W ' ',f'ff1'ff W P1 IM JJ! My Nw I G 'V' M, Q! My 4 Nab ff 9 aff!!! My J Jfiw ff!! V' Q f Z I f Y f ' , K 1 f -! ,AV QV J my Q f 'jjj f' if ly A If j V VUE ,lfifjj ,,,fV I ff X .fa 1 ' f C W 5- f I i ,ff fff, ' i 'flu M ix U X 1 19 ALMANAC 38 , , . , X ix 5 ' ATHENIAN SOCIETY' FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER REBECCA WILLIAMS - - - President EVANS SLATER -'--- President BETTY BERSEY - - Vice-President RITA BRESLIN ---- Vice-President MAY PETIEVICH - - - Secretary DONALD COC!-IRAN - - - Secretary CLIFFOLD WYNNE - - Treasurer MARY SEIFERT - - - Treasurer Scholarship for Service is the motto of Franklin's Athenian Society, which is Chapter ZOO of the California Scholarship Federation. The Society strives to promote interest in scholarship and encourages members to partici- pate in other school activities. Requirements for membership are grades equivalent to three A's and participation in school life and school projects. Miss Bessie Gill is the sponsor. A program was held each month throughout the year with guest speakers. Mrs. Virginia Church of the English department presented an interesting talk on Famous Writers I l-lave Knownf' Glen Dawson, who presented some val- uable and rare manuscripts to the school, gave an illuminating talk. Mr. Richard jones exhibited motion pictures of skiing and gave an inter- esting explanation ofthe pictures. Dr. Hummel, a professor at the University of Southern California, told of many aspects of modern China and gave a spoken demonstration of the Chinese language. Mr. Ernest Dawson told of life in Soviet Russia and revealed many unknown facts. Miss Edith M. l-lodgkins spoke to the members on Scholarship and Agnes Petersen presented a most enjoyable talk on the McDowell Colony, the artists' colony of New York. The Athenians sponsored the annual Athenian dance in the fall semester and, as in previous years, it was a success. They also enjoyed the semi-an- nual luncheons given for Life Members of the Society. Climaxing a most active and successful year, the members of the Athenian society celebrated Athenian Day on june I, when they were excused from school classes to go to Griffith Park Observatory where they heard a lecture on the planetarium, The outing closed with a picnic at the picnic grounds. 47 ART CLUB FIRST SEMESTER ELOISE BAIR ----- President PEDRO PEREZ - - - Vice-President LILLIAN SEAQUIST - - Secretary-Treas. SECOND SEMESTER MARJORIE BENO ---- President RAY GALESKI - - - Vice-President FLORENCE ANDERSON - - Secretary ROSE VINCIONI - - - Treasurer AUTHOR FIRST SEMESTER GLENDON SMYTHE ---- President VAUGHAN THROOP - - Vice-President IRENE WALKER - - - Secretary SECOND SEMESTER IRENE WALKER ----- President HOPE HAMMOND - - Vice-President BETTY LOWE ----- Secretary CHRISTINE LUNDWALL - Social Chairman BETH BARBARA KETCHUM - - - President MARY ALICE LAMB - - Vice-President MARY EVELYN EVANS - - Secretary MARGARET EVANS - - Treasurer IRENE SHAPARD ----- Pianist EDITH LYNCH ---- Song Leader JEAN WARREN - - Press Representative MARGUERITE BANGS - Poster Chairman HOSTESSES Winona Walker Phyllis Brecher Edna Buchanan Patsy Palazzolo Mary Louise Shates Dorothy Douthit Patsy Fowler Lois Taylor Virginia Richards Beatrice Stanger The Art Club has taken tor its aim the furthering and deepening ot art interest and art appreciation in Franklin. In keeping with this plan program meetings are held dealing with art subjects. Semi-annually the club presents an art object such as a picture, or a print, or a piece ot sculpture to the school. Mrs. lessie D. Roberts is the spon- sor. S' WORKSHOP The Authors' Workshop gives stu- dents opportunity tor creative ex- pression, and inspiration that comes from interest in each other's achievements. The club strives for and succeeds in creating a tellow- ship among those having the same interests-which is writing. Mrs. Virginia Church is the faculty spon- sor. ANY CLUB Every Bethany girl's life at its best that every other girl's lite may be better, is the slogan ot the Bethany Club. The purpose ot the club is to build character and to help girls to grow into well balanced women through service to others. At Christmas they took care of a family of six and gave a program at the Utah Street School. Miss Crace Wolf is the sponsor. CHESS CLUB SECOND SEMESTER HUGH YATES ----- President IMOGENE CAMPBELL - Vice-President JOANN BLAIR ----- Secretary MYRON ROSENHEIM ------ - - - Treasurer and Parliamentarian FRANK HITES - - - Sergeant-at-Arms The purpose ot the Chess Club is to promote interest in chess and to give the members a chance to play the game. All chess activities at Franklin are sponsored by the Chess Club. During the spring semester a chess tournament was held with Lincoln in which Lincoln was de- feated 8V2 to I Vz. Miss Creene is the sponsor. 19 ALMANAC ' 38 X I 49 I9 'K' ALMANAC t 38 DANCINGCLUB F I RST SEMESTER VIVANNE PETERSEN - - - ERINA LORENZI - - - Vice-President President JEAN HOLLINGSWORTH - - Secretary HELEN KNIGHT ---- Treasurer MARGARET LUSK - - Social Chairman SECOND SEMESTER HELEN KNIGHT ----- President LILLIAN MORRIS - - - Vice-President MARY LOUISE TURNER - Sec'y-Treas. MARGARET HOUGHLAN - Soc. Chairman The Dancing Club, a branch of the Girls' Athletic Association, is an organization of ninth and tenth grade girls who participate in danc- ing activities for recreation. The club also cooperates with the school by furnishing dance numbers for various programs when requested. Miss Emily Pipal is the director and sponsor. DEBIT AND CREDIT CLUB - FIRST SEMESTER MARJORIE CUMMINGS - - MILDRED CRUCE - - - Vice-President President EMELIA RIPA - - - Secretary BETTY GREEN - - - Social Chairman SECOND SEMESTER MARJORIE CUMMINGS - - President MILDRED CRUCE - - - Vice-President The objective ot the Debit and Credit Club is to acquaint the upper grade commercial students with each other and give them an oppor- tunity to have social events togeth- er. A trip through the Los Angeles County jail, an enjoyable skating party, and a potluck dinner were the means of carrying out the objectives of the club. Mr. George DaValI is the sponsor. CHARDS CLUB EMELIA RIPA ----- Secretary BETTY GREEN - - Social Chairman E L L E N R I FIRST SEMESTER VIRGINIA REYNOLDS - - - President ARLINE MUELLER - - Vice-President MARY BYRNS ----- Secretary MIRI M JOLLY - - - Treasurer MAR HA BYRNS ---- Historian SECOND SEMESTER ANITA PEYROT ---- President ELLEN BECKING - - - Vice-President MURIEL MILSAP - - - Secretary DOROTHY DONNELL - - - Treasurer JAYNE WORKMAN - - Historian GIRLS' ET :Qu F I RST SEMESTER MARY WHITE , ----- ELEANOR LIFUR - - - vice-President President VIRGINIA PADEREWSKI - - Secretary LUCILLE GRAVES ---- Treasurer MAXINE BARASA - - Social Chairman SECOND SEMESTER BETTY WILLIAMS ---- President EILEEN BLODGETT - - Vice-President CATHERINE TONDRO - - - Secretary BARBARA SMITH ---- Treasurer ELLEN BECKING - - Social Chairman The object ot the Ellen Richards Club is to further the work ot home economics in the school and in the home. It is designed for the girls who have taken home economics courses. During the Christmas week they dressed dolls tor the Utah Street School girls and also made the Christmas stockings. Mrs. Vivian Thornton is the sponsor of the club. ETTE CLUB Under the capable direction of Mrs. Nita Powers, the Etiquette Club carries out a program calculat- ed to teach etiquette tor all occa- sions. Practical projects serve as learn- ing situations, situations that offer opportunities to be hostesses, guests, and etticient planners and servers ot toocl. Luncheons, parties, and dances are on the program ot social tunc- tions each semester, as well as in- teresting talks by guest speakers. fe fe,-ff W vu. 1, , 1- .M , .. , .17-, in ,fb,..,, I 1If'.A ffff ,Cwfliwffmg JUMQLW I 9 ' ' A L M A N A C ' t 3 8 FRENCH CLUB F I RST SEMESTER PATSY WH ITE ----- BETTYRUTH CORTELYOU - Vice- LOUISE POLLOCK ---- ALLAN SPENCER - - - SECOND SEMESTER GLADYS MCBRIDE ---- ALLAN SPENCER - - - Vice- President President Secretary Treasurer President President MARJORIE GERRARD - - - Secretary LAURENCE FROELICH - - - Treasurer G . A . FIRST SEMESTER VIRGINIA BISHOP ---- President MARJORIE WILLIAMSON - Vice-President VIRGINIA MCCONNELL - - Secretary MAXINE BARASA ---- Treasurer SECOND SEMESTER VIRGINIA MCCONNELL - - President WENDELA PETZ - - - Vice-President MARY FISH - - - - - Secretary ROSE MARY BLAIR - - Treasurer C O 0 D F O R FIRST SEMESTER MAXINE REESE ----- President BETTY COCHRAN - - Vice-President GERALDINE SCHINDLER - - Secretary VIOLA BEAL ------ Treasurer ELLEN BALLARD ---- Historian SECOND SEMESTER ELLEN BALLARD ---- President VIOLA BEAL ---- Vice-President PHYLLIS BRECKER ---- Secretary LORRAINE SCHULTZ - - - Treasurer FRANCES FOSTER ---- Historian H I - H A T FIRST SEMESTER LE ROY CRUCE ----- President JOHN BEAR ---- Vice-President BYRON SHAW ----- Secretary DICK BRAYTON ---- Treasurer JORDAN RYAN - - - Social Chairman SECOND SEMESTER BYRON SHAW ----- President STAN KADING - - - Vice- President CLARENCE MORRIS - - - Secretary LYLE TICE ------ Treasurer PAUL MASCOT - - - Social Chairman To learn more about France and the French people, and to sponsor social activities tor the students of this course, are the objectives ot the French Club. Mr. Francis B. McCol- lom is the sponsor, taking the place ot Mrs. Yvonne McColIom, who is away on a leave ot absence. The semi-annual luncheon held at a French restaurant and a theatre party were the important outside activities ot the semester. A . To organize and supervise a pro- gram ot sports tor all girls in school, is the main purpose of the C-irls' Athletic Association. Among the important activities during the tall term were the basketball spread and initiation, Franklin playday and the semi-annual banquet. Playdays at C-artield and Marshall were attend- ed during the Spring term, and the usual initiation and banquet were held. Mrs. Margaret King is the spon- sor. M CLUB The C-ood Form Club is organized for the purpose ot developing poise and learning correct forms ot be- havior. Miss Thorp is the sponsor. Luncheons, teas, and dances are held to give actual practice in cor- rect behavior for all occasions. Some ot the activities which served as projects were a pot luck dinner, installation luncheon, a tea, and a formal dance. TERS The annual swimming meet, held at the Occidental pool, was the high light ot the yearis activities ot the Hi-Hatters. They also contributed to the Utah Street School at Christ- mas. The purpose ot the club is to study social usage and put its rules into ettect at the various social functions. Mrs. Nita Powers is the sponsor. 19 ALMANAC 38 53 iii 'Ki I9 ALMANAC 38 HOOKANDCURVE FIRST SEMESTER MARY ALICE LAMB - - - President ANNA WINTHER - - - Vice-President VIRGINIA DEARDORF - - Sec'y-Treas. GERALDINE FREEMAN - Social Chairman SECOND SEMESTER PAULINE DAY ----- President ANNA WINTHER - - Vice-President BARBARA BILLS - - - Sec'y-Treas. VIRGINIA SLAFTER - Social Chairman The Hook and Curve Club pro- vides advanced students of short- hand opportunities to enjoy social affairs as well as to broaden their knowledge of shorthand. At a pot luck dinner held in the club house, Miss Helen Rollins, a shorthand expert, gave a demonstra- tion on speed in shorthand. Miss jessup and Miss DeVelbiss are the sponsors. INTERNATIONAL FORUM LAST SEMESTER RUTH NAVSKY ----- President JOE PIMENTEL - - - Vice-President WILLIAM MCCONNELL - - Secretary DIANA COMISAROFF - - - Treasurer PAULETTE DOMBROWER - Social TOM MAI-IONEY - - Social MADELEINE RUSSELL THIS SEM WILLIAM MCCONNELL WILLA LEVERENZ - DIANA COMISAROFF LESLIE NEWTON ---- TOM MAHONEY - - Social DE ETT WALQUIST - JESSIE DAVIS - - Chairman FIRST SEMESTER ALBERT DICKEY - - GEORGIA SANBORN - SECOND SEMESTER TOM FULLER - - - DOROTHY INGHAM - F I RST SEMESTER FRED HILL - JOE PIMENTEL TOM MAHONEY ELOISE BAIR - JACK LIEDHOLT ---- JOE PIMENTEL TOM MAHONEY The International Forum strives to further world peace and friend- ship, and to shatter racial barriers. They try to understand all for- fslliaifnian eign countries and learn all they can ' - ISTOI'Ial'1 . ESTER about the people and customs in or- - - President der to bring about a better under- -' -V'fe'Z,Q2ffsCI'ff,'QsI standing and friendlier relations be- Treasure' tween this and foreign countries. I Chairman ' ' facial The sponsor is Miss Elaine Ander- son. IOURNALISM CLUB The journalism Club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Kate Cranon, was organized to foster social con- ' ' ' HDS' tacts and friendships among those ' ' ' Hosfess who work together on the Press. Opportunities to carry out the . - - , Hes, objectives of the group are offered - Hostess in a series of luncheons, dinners, and parties at school and at the homes of members and sponsor. I U N T O C L U B Furthering forensics at Franklin is - - - President the main objective of the junto - Vice-President s s , - 2nd Vice-President Club. One of their more immediate - - - - Secretary , , s , Treasurer objectives is to assist members who - Debate Manager , Debate Manager enter speaking events, to create op- SECOND SEMESTER JACK BLUM ------ President JACK LIEDHOLT - - - Vice-President EUGENE RODDENBERRY - 2nd Vice-Pres. DELMA MAYER ----- Secretary JIMMY CRADDOCK - - - Treasurer EUGENE RODDENBERRY - Debate Manager GEORGE PIMENTEL - - Debate Manager portunities for speaking and debat- ing through forums, and similar pro- jects. Mr. Richard Nida is the sponsor of the club. 9 'ff C 8 I 19 ALMANAC '38 LATIN CLUB FIRST SEMESTER JEANNE DARBY ---- MARJORIE WILLIAMSON - Vice GUS DOROUGH ----- JIMMIE CRADDOCK - - - JOE GLANTZ - - - Social SECOND SEMESTER MARJORIE WILLIAMSON - - .IIMMIE CRADDOCK - - Vice YVONNE BROWN ---- JOE GLANTZ ----- JEAN ROSS - - - Social GUS DOROUGH - - - - FIRST SEMESTER JACK ALLAN ----- FRED HILL - - - - Vice The Latin Club has for its objec- tives promoting student interest in Presgaem Latin and providing social and in- tellectual activities for Latin stu- Treasurer dents' Chairman During the fall term they partic- President ipated in the Language Festival, and during the spring term the Club Treasurer gave a Roman banquet. Chairman ' . v 5C P'O' The Club s sponsor is Mrs. Eunice Criffin. M A S Q U E R S The Masquers Club is a drama organization furthering the inter- ests of the theatre in Franklin High President School. The members develop their -President EUGENIA LOWE - Secretary-Treasurer SECOND SEMESTER MARGUERITE BANGS - - - CLIFFOLD WYNNE - PAUL LANE - - President - Vice-President - Secretary-Treasurer M U S I C FIRST SEMESTER SALLY JOHANSON ---- President MAE KESSLER - - - Vice-President ELOISE GRISWOLD ---- Secretary INA BAUM ------ Treasurer CAROL LOWE - - - Program Chairman ELLA MAE LORIMER - Program Chairman SECOND SEMESTER MAE KESSLER ----- President BETTY BURTON - - - Vice-President SALLY JOHANSON ---- Secretary ELLA MAE LORIMOR - - - Treasurer THOMAS MURPHY - Program Chairman BETTY LOW ------ Program N A T U R F I RST SEMESTER HELEN ARENA ----- President GEORGIA SANBORN - - Vice-President WILMA WILSON - Secretary-Treasurer SECOND SEMESTER BILL MORRIS ----- President HELEN ARENA - - - Vice-President JUNE HAGEE - - Secretary-Treasurer taste for dramatic art by attending outstanding stage productions, in Los Angeles. The Club has lately taken over the sponsorship of the Shakespeare contest. Mrs. Kathrine Offill is the sponsor. CLUB The Music Club has built an en- viable place for itself in Franl4lin's music world. They sponsored a con- cert, featuring the String Quartet, a Community Sing of Christmas Car- ols, and many of the members at- tended the Young People's Con- certs. This Club is planned for the pu- pils who do not have the chance to take music as a subject. Mrs. Vin- cent is the sponsor. CLUB The Nature Club seeks to create an appreciation of nature through bringing the members in contact with the interesting places of this locality. The Club visited the Adohr Dairy, the Huntington Library, Mt. Wilson and similar places. Mem- bership is limited to those who ap- preciate nature and who can go on at least half of the trips. With jolly Mr. Oneal as the sponsor, many students join. 19 ALMANAC 38 57 iii Xi I 9 A L M A N A C 3 8 NEEDLEWORK GUILD FIRST SEMESTER CAROL I NE MAGGIORA - - President MOLLY PAGLIOSOTTI - Vice-President BETTY LOW - - - - - Secretary SECON D SEMESTER VIRGINIA WILKINSON - - President CAROLINE MAGGIORA - Vice-President MARION MINNIER - - - Secretary PHO FIRST SEMESTER BETTE HOOPER - - - - President BOB WYKOFF ---- Vice-President MARGUERITE BANGS CLARENCE HUSTED - - - Secretary - - Treasurer SECOND SEMESTER The Needlework Guild is a phil- anthropic organization whose objec- tive is to make and contribute new garments to the national organiza- tion. To arouse local interest in the project, the Club sponsors a tea to which all school organization heads and sponsors are invited. The Guild has established an en- viable reputation in the generosity ot its contributions. Miss Eleanor Gordon is the sponsor. CLUB The Photo Club, under the direc- tion of Mr. M. Kindy, endeavors to promote photography as a hobby. The members are taught, by discus- sion and participation, picture tak- ing and picture processing. The Club sponsors picture con- tests and awards are given for the best pictures. Several nights each semester are given over to develop- ing films and to the making of ORLA MEYERS ----- President L. J. BEAUFAIT - - Vice-President LOTTIE BERG - - - Secretary CONNIE JONES - - Treasurer prints. R A D C L U B F I RST SEMESTER EARL GRANT ----- President LEROY DORAN - - Vice-President BILL LUCAS - - - Secretary JAMES IRWIN - - - Sergeant at Arms SECOND SEMESTER ARTHUR SPUHLER ---- President CHARLES SMITH - - - Vice-President JACK CARMICHAEL - - - Secretary WILLIAM BENNETT - Sergeant at Arms To own and operate their own radio station is the goal of every member of the Radio Club of Frank- lin High School, under the sponsor- ship of Mr. Holdredge. Those boys in the school who are inspired by radio to get at Radio Amateur's license are helped toward this set goal by the Radio Club ac- tivities. F I RST SEMESTER MAXINE BARASA - - - IRENE WALKER ---- VIRGINIA MCCONNELL - JANE BAKER ----- DOROTHEA LEA ---- LOIS ROBERTS ----- VALERIE HILL ----- VIRGINIA MCLAUGHLIN MAY PETIEVICH ---- ELEANOR REOTT ---- MARY SEIFERT ----- MARJORIE WILLIAMSON MRS. MAGIE ------ RIFLE CLU - - - President - - - - - SECOND SEMESTER - - - - IRENE WALKER - - Vice-President - - - - - VIRGINIA MCCONNELL - - - Secretary - - - - - - - Treasurer - - - - Social Chairman - - - Drill Captain - - - - - Top Sergeant - - - - Corporals - - - - Sponsor - - MARJORIE WILLIAMSON VIRGINIA MCLAUGHLIN - ----- JAN ET PROWETT - - - HELEN MEITZLER - - - - JANE BAKER - - - - RUTH EGAN - - HELEN MALONY - - CORRIE ROBERTS - - MARY SEIFERT - - - LOIS SMART - - MRS. MAGIE 19 ALMANAC 'K' 38 I E 59 is 19 ALMANAC 'T 38 SPANISH CLUB FIRST SEMESTER EUGENE RODDENBERRY - - President VIRGINIA RICHARDS - Vice-President BETTY BURTON - - - - Secretary JACK AUSTIN ----- Treasurer SECOND SEMESTER ' PAUL LANE ------ President JACK AUSTIN - - Vice-President SALLY JOHANSON - - - Secretary DONALD COCHRAN - - Treasurer S T A M P FIRST SEMESTER RICHARD BARTON ---- President JOHN ACLAND - - - Vice-President CATHERINE COLVIN - - - Secretary WANETA SMART ---- Treasurer SECOND SEMESTER RICHARD BARTON ---- President JOHN ACLAND - - - Vice-President CATHERINE COLVIN - - - Secretary BETTY LEINTZ - - - Treasurer T R FIRST SEMESTER LOUISE KENKEL ---- President BARBARA MARCINEK - Vice-President WANDA LYON ----- Secretary MARGIE STARR ----- Treasurer SECOND SEMESTER LOUISE KENKEL ---- President BARBARA MARCINEK - Vice-President WANDA LYON ----- Secretary MARGIE STARR - - - Treasurer E.. The aim ot the Spanish Club is to increase student appreciation of the Spanish-speaking countries through a knowledge of their his- tory, customs, and culture, includ- ing art, music, and literature, thus engendering a spirit of goodwill be- tween our country and theirs. Guest speakers give vivid pictures of countries they know best. Miss Clark is the sponsor. CLUB The Stamp Club, sponsored by Mrs. Hahn, is composed of those students whose hobby is stamp col- lecting. The members increase their collections and obtain valuable stamps through the club. Through auctions, sales and ex- changes, which the club holds each meeting, the members acquire tech- nique and practice in the art ot buying, selling and collecting. Y The Tri-Y is a division of the Y.W.C.A. and gives the girls a chance to live up to their ideals, To Face Lite SquareIy and To Find and Give the Best. This year the organization spon- sored a splash party at the Y.W. CA. and gave a program at the Utah Street School. The main event of the year is the Initiation ban- quet. lvlrs. Lucile Fitts in the sponsor. 19 ALMANAC ' 38 r U i I i T x 1 6 xg 61 Qifwffll S til a -. Q 'Q N. 'I . -x. ,fT' K 1 -4 s ,Q -- X fb 1 . w- 'A K Li.,- amwlfjil T RBULENCE The water . . . lntervals Of white and blue and green . . . Muttering waves Foam fantailing across their chattering crest Coral ridges . . . Lifting themselves Out of the frothing waterg The surf . . . White fingers reachingg The spray . . . Slapping my face. l lick my lips and taste the salt. The sea . . . That gives the feel of life, -jANET FIREFLIES Fireflies, Mica light, Sparks in the night. . . ADAIR PROWETT Polka dot the dusky skies . . . Fireflies, Weave a loom, Patterned in gloom . . . The summer night sighs. . . Fireflies, Hanging low, Suddenly go . . . Like a million yellow eyes... Fireflies. f, X ., . y -, .N -JANET ADAIR PROWETT Xt 4 sv: 'LA l '11 -3 . be sifxd - as , mf- 'K u Q l E 4 t Ln L Z...- 5- --5-1-' CO LI-I -V !' - P -v E U 4. 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V I9 ff ALMA'NACjii ' as GIRLS' LEAGUE F I RST SEMESTER BOLEYN BOURQUIN - - - President DOROTHY INGHAM - First Vice-President ARLINE MUELLER - Second Vice-President BETTE HOOPER ---- Secretary EUGENIA LOWE ----' Treasurer MARGUERITE BANGS - Social Chairman MARJORIE WILLIAMSON ---- HELEN MEITZLER LOIS ROBERTS - Head Yell Leader - - - Yell Leader - Yell Leader SECOND SEMESTER PATRICIA WHITE ---- President HELEN SEGAR - - First Vice-President MARY ANN VEIT - Second Vice-President WILLENE LEE DELMA MAHER MAY PETIEVICH CORRIE ROBERTS MAXINE BLAND MARJORIE TIMPE - - Secretary - - Treasurer Social Chairman Head Yell Leader - - Yell Leader - - - Yell Leader BOYS, LEAGUE FIRST BILL WOELFEL - PEDRO PEREZ - JOE PIMENTEL - CECIL NUNN - SEMESTER - - President - Vice-President - - Secretary Athletic Manager SECOND SEMESTER DONALD GALES ---f- President GEORGE PIMENTEL - - Vice-President GLEN ANDERSEN ---- Secretary SAMMY LEE - - - Athletic Manager 19 ALMANAC ,,38 fwfr I i STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, governing body of the Student Body, is made up of twelve members. Four are elected by the Student Body, six are ex-officio members, and two are elected by the Council. The duties of the Council are to pass on student appropriations and to manage and supervise all Student Body activities. Mr. Robert I. Teall, prin- cipal, is the sponsor. FIRST SEMESTER SECOND EMESTE RAY BLY - - PresidentStudent Body S R JACK LEE - - PresidentStuclentBody MURIEL HONEY - Girls' Vice-President JACK ARIAN - - Boys' Vice-President MARY WHITE ----- Secretary BILL WOELFEL - President Boys' League ELEANOR REOTT - President Girls' Council ELLIS WILLIAMS - President Associators BOLEYN BOURQUIN - Pres. Girls' League ALBERT DICKEY - Editor-in-Chief of Press CECIL NUNN - - - Athletic Manager LYLE TICE ---- Financial Manager JOHN BAER - - Publicity Manager MARY ALICE LAMB - Girls' Vice-President DON HATFIELD - Boys'Vice-President ELOISE BAIR ----- Secretary DON GALES - - President Boys' League PATSY WHITE - President Girls' League PAUL MASCOT - President Associators BETTY COCHRAN - Pres. Girls' Council DOROTHY INGHAM ------ - - - - - Editor-in-Chief of Press SAMMY LEE - - - Athletic Manager ART DE SAULNIERS - Financial Manager JACK LEIDHOLT - - Publicity Manager 64 19 ALMANAC ' 38 GIRLS' COUNCIL Maintaining order in the halls at noon and during aud calls, counseling girls who need guidance in citizenship, and generally striving to raise the morale of the entire student body, are the chief objectives of the Girls' Coun- cil. ln cooperation with the Associators, the Girls' Council sponsors the annual student body dance. Its members also entertain at a dinner-dance and an installation tea. Miss Edith M. Hodgkins is the sponsor. SECOND SEMESTER BETTY COCHRAN ---- GERALDINE SCHINDLER - Vice-President FIRST SEMESTER ELEANOR REOTT ---- BETTY COCHRAN - - Vice-President President President CAROLYN NEVIUS - - - Secretary VIOLA BEAL - - - U - Secretary ESTELLE MEYROWITZ - - Treasurer MAY PETIEVICH - - Treasurer MAXINE BARASA - - - Historian DOROTHY RANKIN - - Historian 65 ww? I 9 ' A L M A N A C 3 8 CITIZENSHIP CREDIT BOARD FIRST SEMESTER BEN GARCIA ------ Chief JACK ARIAN VIOLA BEAL MURIEL HONEY SECOND SEMESTER MARY ALICE LAMB ---- Chief DON HATFIELD VIOLA BEAL LYLE TICE Under the supervision of Mr. Carey Berger, the Citizenship Credit Board interviews many students, warning them in matters of con- ciuct. The organization takes off mer- its from the hundred allotted every pupil at the beginning of each se- mester. This merit record is an in- dex of citizenship for all pupils in Franklin. CLASSROOM TREASURERS The classroom treasurers transact definite phases of school business such as selling tickets for the athletic games, school plays, and collecting money for the Press and Almanac subscriptions. On the basis of efficiency and trustworthiness, a treasurer, is appointed by the teacher in charge of each second period class. By serving the school, they gain valuable training -for themselves. Mr. Barnett Atkinson was the sponsor for the last term and Mr. Earl S. Parker for this term. USHERS' FIRST SEMESTER TOM HENDRIX ---- Head Usher ELMER BARTLEY - - Assistant Head SECOND SEMESTER FRED CARTER ---- Head Usher FRANCIS BORDEAUX - Assistant Head STAGE AND FIRST SEMESTER BOB BURTON ---- Stage Manager CHARLES BATES ---- Electrician LEROY DORAN - - - Sound Manager SECOND SEMESTER HERB KERINS ---- Stage Manager LEROY DORAN ---- Electrician ART SPUHLER - - Sound Manager 66 CLUB The Ushers Club, sponsored by Lieutenant Thompson, serves the school by taking tickets at aud calls, by maintaining discipline, and by setting an example of courteous ef- ficiency. Besides ushering at all aud calls and assemblies during the school hours, members of this organiza- tion also serve at many evening af- fairs, such as graduation exercises, plays, concerts, and lectures. OUND CREW The Stage and Sound Crew, un- der the direction of lVlr. Miller and Mr. Holdredge, are responsible for a great deal of the success of Frank- Iin's stage productions. Besides putting up the sets and taking care of the properties for the student plays they also do the stage and sound work for the Franklin Evening High School performances. 19 +41 ALMANAC41, 38 1 4 I 'Q .9 '. 1 ,A . i.Q .l H vpg K. n 1 67 if yy I9 ALMANAC 38 BAND FIRST SEMESTER JACK SIMONS - - - - - President FRANCIS BORDEAUX - Secretary-Treasurer JAMES HIGLEY - - - Student Director ROBERT HOYLE ---- Drum Major SECOND SEMESTER HOWARD CRANDALL - - - President DONALD HOLBEN - - Vice-President LOIS SUTTON - - Secretary-Treasurer WILLIS MANN - - - - - FREDDAHL - - - - - - Manager Librarian The Franklin High School Band gives its members an opportunity to improve their citizenship through service to their school and commun- ity. One of its important functions is to provide music for rallies and games, which stimulates added in- terest on the part of the students. Mr. George Wing is the director. ORCHESTRA I FIRST SEMESTER JACK SIMONS ----- President GERALDINE PEMBERTON - Vice-President AUDREY JOERNDT - Secretary-Treasurer TERRENCE SCHOLEFIELD - - Librarian SECOND SEMESTER MARJORIE WILLIAMSON - - President VIRGINIA MCCONNELL - Vice-President IONE COATS - - Secretary-Treasurer ED SCHAEFER ----- Librarian GEORGE WEISS - - - - Manager C I R L S ' S FIRST SEMESTER ALBERTA WILIMZIG - - - President LILLIAN LEWIS - - - Vice-President BETTY BERSEY ----- Secretary EILEEN VANCE ----- Treasurer FLORENCE HERMISTON - - Historian BETTY RUTH CORTELYOU - - Pianist LOIS CAPT ------ . Librarian MARGARET MINNICE - Ass't Librarian SECOND SEMESTER VIRGINIA MCCONNELL - - - President ELIZABETH DAWSON - H Vice-President MARY EVELYN EVANS '-- - Secretary FLORENCE HERMISTON - - Treasurer BETTY KUCERA - - - Historian PATSY WHITE - - - - - Pianist EFFIE OWEN - - - - - Librarian RUTHELEN KRUETER - Ass't Librarian B O Y S ' S E N I FIRST SEMESTER CECIL NUNN ----- President RAY ROBERTS ---- Vice-President DONALD JOLLY - - - Treasurer RALPH ROBINSON ---- Librarian DECK YAGER ---- Ass't Librarian BETTY LOU SCOTT - - Accompanist SECOND SEMESTER DONALD JOLLY ---- JULES JOHNSON - - - Vice- BOB WHITTAKER - - - CLIFFORD MAYFIELD - - - RALPH ROBINSON ---- JOHN FASANO - - - Ass't President President Secretary Treasurer ,Librarian Librarian BETTY LOU SCOTT - - Accompanist EVANGELINE GARCIA - - ACCOFNPHHIST The orchestra of Franklin High School provides for its members rich contact with orchestral music of great masters. Its director, Mr. George E. Wing, strives to advance the musicianship of each individual, and thereby acl- vance the musical capacities and ac- complishments of the entire group. The organization promotes a bet- ter understanding and appreciation of the best in music at Franklin. ENIOR GLEE The Girls, Senior C-lee Club is a group of girls who sing for the joy of it. They attempt to promote more artistic singing and a finer ap- preciation of the human voice and the music itself. Under the direction of Mrs. jean Vincent, the Club provides music for many school affairs and for spe- cial occasions throughout Highland Park. O R G L E E The Boys' Senior C-lee Club took an important part in the Messiah choruses presented at the Christmas program. They sang at both com- mencementsg at open houseg and at the Eastgate Masonic Lodge. The Club sang on several other school and community programs. A group taken from this Club took part in the All-City Music Fes- tival at the Shrine Auditorium. Miss Oliver is the director. 19 ALMANAC ' 38 69 , ,J 19 ALMANAC 'it 38 T R E B L E FIRST SEMESTER RUTH BARR ------ President EILEIN MILSTEIN - - Vice-President MARY WILSON - - - - Secretary BLODVYN JONES - - - Treasurer LEONA KERN ----- Historian CAROLINE BATES ---- Librarian SECOND SEMESTER STELLA CIMMARUSTI - - - President THERESA Dl TURI - - Vice-President KATHRYN RICHTER - - - Secretary VIOLET STONE - - - - Treasurer GEORGIA GERMAN - - Historian JEANNE DORRINGTON - - DORIS JOHNSON - - - - Librarians 0R'PH EUS FIRST SEMESTER ALDO CHIAPPE ----- CHARLES NUCKLES - - Vice PETER NEWQUIST - Secretay President President -Treasurer LEWIS BOYER ----- Librarian CHARLES HILL f---- Librarian SECOND SEMESTER DAVID BARR ----- President JOHN CUMMINGS - - Vice-President JACK THOMAS - - Secretary-Treasurer BOB MAXON ------ Librarian DON BOYER ------ Librarian A C A P P E L L FIRST SEMESTER MICHELE PONTRELLI - - - President ELAINE ALLEN - - - Vice-President BETTY PHILLIPS ---- Secretary LOUISE KENKEL - - - Treasurer LEO SILVERSTEIN - - Head Librarian AL PEALE ----- Ass't Librarian DOROTHY CROCE - - Wardrobe Mgr. SECOND SEMESTER LOUISE KENKEL ---- President MYRON ARROWSMITH - Vice-President MARY O'SULLIVAN ---- Secretary JOE PHELPS ------ Treasurer MARJORIE NELSON - - Head Librarian GERALD PICKEREL - - Ass't Librarian AL PEALE ---- Wardr-obe Mgr. CLEF The Treble Clef Club is a musi- cal organization made up of lower grade students. The objective of this club is to lay a foundation of music apprecia- tion for these younger girls. This Club offers preparation for the C-irls' Senior Clee Club should its members wish to continue in glee club activities. Miss Madge Phil- brook is the sponsor. CLUB The Orpheus Club, or the Boys' junior C-lee, has had several impor- tant engagements this year. Besides the Messiah music at the Christ- mas progrann, they sang for two P.-T.A. programs, one at Franklin and one at Yorkdale. They combined with the Treble Clef Club in pre- senting Schubert's cantata Rosa- munde for the student body. The director is Miss Oliver. A CHOIR The A Cappella Choir is a group who sing without the aid of accom- paniment. They make a study of fine choral music and strive to sing just as beautifully and perhaps bet- ter than a musical instrument might be played. They are always willing to offer their services for public ap- pearances and prepare themselves for such occasions. The Choir is ably directed and coached by Mrs. lean Vincent. 19 ALMANAC 'K' 38 ..- ' J - x S 6 0 71 19 ALMANAC BS ELOISE BAIR JACK ROGERS DOROTHY INGHAM Art Editor Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor ALMANAC Once again the Almanac staff's pleasant duty has been to enlarge and im- prove Franklin's yearbook. Among the changes were the improved cover and enlarged opening section of the book. Headed by jack Rogers, editor-in-chief, a competent staff had charge of the literary work of the Almanac. jack also directed the changes which were made in connection with lay-out, the addition of boxes for the names of offi- cers, and similar other improvements. The staff was very fortunate in the selection of the gifted Eloise Bair as art editor, who has done' an outstanding piece of work. Besides directing the art work, Eloise made all of the cuts for the division pages and the designs in the opening sections of the book. lt was Eloise who suggested that the theme be The Sea. This theme not only lent itself readily to illustration, but was also adaptable to the literary activities as expressed in the poems and stories. Assisting Eloise, were Milton Ballinger and Glen Anderson. Milton made all of the cuts from Eloise's designs, and Glen Anderson mounted the senior and club pictures for the engraver. john Collins was staff cartoonist and did an amusing page called The Big Apple. Dorothy Ingham, editor of the Press, assisted jack Rogers in making the layout and writing many of the stories for the activities section. Marjorie Cummings, literary editor, was an all-around help on the staff. Backed by valuable experience which she received as assistant to the asso- ciate editor of the Press, Marjorie wrote club stories and helped in other ways. Gathering together all of the achievements of the Seniors, typing a great deal of the material, together with writing many of the club stories, were only a few of the jobs of Bette Hooper and Marguerite Bangs, associate edi- tors. Both girls had previous training in Mrs. Church's classes, and both wrote senior essays. Bette Hooper was also a winner in the Almanac poetry contest. 72 19 ALMANA C 38 IACK ROGERS - - ELOISE BAIR - - DOROTHY INGHAM MARIORIE CUMMINGS MARGUERITE BANGS BETTE HOOPER - TOM FULLER - - RENO ECONOMON GLEN ANDERSEN - MILTON BALLINGER IOHN COLLINS - IOHN GOETZ - FRED HILL - ALMANAC STAFF - Editor-In-Chief - Art Editor Assistant Editor Associate Editor - Literary Editor - - Literary Editor - - Sports Editor Assistant Sports Editor Assistant Art Editor Assistant Art Editor - - - Cartoonist - R.O.T.C. Editor Business Manager Tom Fuller, editor of the Press, and Reno Economon, sports editor of the Press, wrote all of the sports stories. Tom also made the layout for the sports section, adding new features. john Goetz was the R.O.T.C. editor. Qualified as an advertising man through his excellent work in the Press, was Fred Hill, advertising manager. Winners of the poetry contest were Wray Wolfe, first place, john Goetz, second, and Bette Hooper, third. All of the poems submitted were written on the theme of the yearbook, the Sea. Appreciation goes to the sponsors who each year devote much of their time to the building of the Almanac, to Mrs. jessie Roberts, who directs the art work, Mrs. Kate Cranon, journalism instructor, Mrs. Virginia Church, who conducts the poetry contest, and Mr. Pheonix, the auditor. The Almanac is indeed a book devoted to The Days of Thy Youth. It is sincerely hoped that this year's edition has accomplished its aim-recording accurately a year of high school life so that the memories of those beautiful days may live on forever. BETTE HOOPER TOM FULLER MARGUERITE BANGS RENO ECONOMON MARJORIE CUMMINGS MRS. ROBERTS GLEN ANDERSEN MR. PHOENIX JOHN GOETZ MRS. CRANON 73 19 ALMANAC 'K' 38 THE PRESS Nihil nisi optimum-nothing but the bestl That is the slogan, the high star to which the Franklin Press aspires. According to the critical estimates of two scholastic press associations of two great universities, the Franklin Press has reason to feel proud. The Na- tional Scholastic Press Association of the University of Minnesota awarded the Franklin Press All-American honors in a nation-wide contest. Translated into less technical terms, All-American means Superior, a rating which only ten other high school papers in the U.S. with similar enrollments received. From the Press Association of Columbia University, the Franklin Press re- ceived second place in their national contest-an enviable achievement. Albert Dickey was the competent editor-in-chief during the winter semes- ter, and Charles Goddard, during the spring. During the winter semester, Georgia Sanborn added color to the feature page of the Press by her human interest stories of forgotten people and places. Lynette Russell did outstanding work as feature editor and as a contributor to her own page. l-ler Faculty Review was but one of her achievements. Glen Pifari was the associate editor who did such good work on the back page that the judges of the National Scholastic service were moved to say that the back page was as interesting a piece of work as the front page. Morris Denton was Glen Pifari's assistant. Others on the fall semester were Carolyn Nevius and john Garland, assis- tant feature writers, jimmy De Long, Katherine Rorex, Madeline Russell, jill Caswell, and Virginia Richards, special writers. At the beginning of the summer semester, Glen Pifari became editor-in- chief, but due to an injury he received while working after school, the office was taken over by Dorothy Ingham, assistant editor, and Tom Fuller, sports editor, who became co-editors-in-chief. Reno Economon was made sports editor, assisted by Lawrence Smith and jack Kirkpatrick. Feature page head, Olive Brochiero, was assisted by Betty Burton, Babbie Bogue, and Byron Shaw. Cartoonists were Margot Keith and Kiyoshi Takano. Other summer staff heads were Morris Denton, associate editor, and Marjorie Cummings, his assistant, Wendela Petz, girls' sports edi- tor, Katherine Meyers, news editorg Paulette Dombrower, club editor. Fred Hill was business manager. Mrs. Kate Cranon is the journalism instructor. Mr. Ewart johnston heads the printing staff. The excellent mechanical staff included Lynn Patterson, Byron Shaw, Lyle Tice, Norman Robins, Don Gales, joe Torres, and Ernie Corum. 74 I LMANA Wu vm my ,mv new L ms. 1 nm z-sw, B wa. my A 5, ,saw so as W W mg 3. In 'en I Cl Q immune z Q men in f mn-mlm lurk the 1 4 me my K-J 3 8 rm, en fm Q aan. utils any mx :hs x-1 sh rn gm wr Q A Alum .haven In S04 mme 1 T Lpk Clus F Bc :ee 11 1, on k, .N a rm gmwf amy. mlm, .mn 0. in A :ms w ws 4 wi. ummm :mmm ,,f A . mer nm P nznmz. f aww. 'uf nm,- mb fm r mn- M 1 mea F ww. Q juan fum fai 'Ei H if 75 19 ALMANAC ' 38 FRED HILL MR. NIDA LELAND KANNENBERG FORENSICS Always active-always striving for greater skill in the use of the spoken word, are the public speaking and debate squads in forensics, coached by Mr. Richard Nida. The students in this activity participate not only in publiciz- ing school affairs, but also in debate tournaments, and in oratorical contests. They also represent the school in league debates with other schools, ln the past season's major league debates with Los Angeles, Fairfax, and Venice High Schools, Franklin, represented by lack Blum and Leland Kan- nenberg, won over Los Angeles High. The topic was Resolved, that Amer- ica's policy should be international rather than national. Fairfax High . .. ............... Fred Hill and jack Blum Venice High .,.. George Pimentel and Leland Kannenberg Los Angeles . . ...... jack Blum and Leland Kannenberg Representing Franklin in the Sixth District World Friendship Oratorical Contest was Leon Simmons whose oration was Reorganization of the League of Nations. He eliminated Sydney Simmons, Tommy Mahoney, William McConnell and jimmy Craddock in the Franklin finals. ln the annual oratorical contest sponsored by the Los Angeles Evening Her- ald and Express, Franklin was represented by jack Blum. Eugene Roddenberry entered in the Southern California Debate and Ora- torical Contest held at the University of Southern California. Under Eugene's guidance, practice debates were carried on with Cathedral High and Hunting- ton Park High. 76 19 ALMANAC 'K' 38 Fred Hill, veteran debater, spoke on Freedom of the Press at the annual forensic tournament held at Los Angeles junior College in May. George Pimentel, jack Blum, Leland Kannenberg, Ted Delmar, Eugene Rod- denberry, james Craddock, Sidney Simmons, and Bob Blum, were Franklin representatives at the League Debate Tournament held at the University of Southern California in May. Here john Madsen and Marion Scheid took third place as orators. During the fall term Tom Mahoney served as debate manager and during the spring term Eugene Roddenberry filled this important position. His as- sistant was George Pimentel. Coaching students to represent Franklin at all-city contests is not the only activity of the public speakers. Students are coached to give campaign speeches for all types of drives throughout the school. During the Almanac campaign, the Old Clothes and Press drives and the Community Chest Cam- paigns, public speakers interested the student body in the projects by earn- est, well-constructed talks. Students who took part in campaigns were Lyle Tice, Paul Mascot, Leon Simmons, Eugene Roddenberry, George Pimentel, Mary jane Mclntyre, and O'Dessa McDannald. Eugene Roddenberry acted as chairman for all cam- paigns. Those who were active this term and show promise of an excellent start for next term are Tom Mahoney, james Craddock, Sydney Simmons, Eugene Roddenberry, jack Blum, Ted Delmar, Bob Blum, Hope Hammond, Duane Beaman, Barbara Draper, Alice Cart, Tessie Davis, Helen Molony, Ann Cruickshank, Barbara Thorne, john Madsen, Marion Scheid, George Pimentel, Dorothy Croce, Lucille Elder, Ruth Lewis, Helen Segar, and Mildred Bach- man. EUGENE RODDENBERRY LEON SIMMONS GEORGE PIMENTEL TOM MAHONY 77 19 ALMANAC 38 DRAMATICS Among the most colorful and stimulating classes in the school as well as those which have provided pleasure and enjoyment for the students are the drama classes under the direction of Mrs. Katheryn Offill. Drama students and Mrs. Offill are aided in many ways by Mr. Rex Miller and the stage and sound crew. The outstanding production of the year was the spring play, Headed for Edenf' a comedy with a serious idea, which had a cast of seventeen charac- ters. Headed for Eden was a play without leads, all seventeen parts being excellent ones. Those who showed special talent and were outstanding in their performances were: HEADED FOR EDEN janet Prowett .. .... Kate Roberts Howard Cobie . . .... Ken Howard Dorothy Parry .... ........ N ancy Frank Boyle ....... .... H enry Banks Sara lane Workman .. ...... Imogene Tracy Robinson .... .. Hank The cast was composed only of Seniors in the hope that the rivalry between the two Senior classes would be eliminated and that the union of talent would produce a better play. Others in the Headed for Eden cast were Helen Parsons, Eloise Bair, Pauline Whittaker, Art De Saulniers, Marguerite Bangs, Vera May Mooney, Clifford Wynne, Paul Clarke, Guthrie Miller, Vir- ginia Brinkerhoff, and Helen Arena. ln the fall semester, the drama classes produced the Christmas play, Dust of the Road, a one-act play written by Kenneth Sawyer Goodman. The story showed the struggle between a man's soul and his desire for material gain. Wray Wolfe, well known for many fine performances at Franklin, scored a huge success in the role of the tramp, and lack Blum also turned in a fine performance in the role of Peter Steele. T H E C A S T Guthrie Miller . .. ...... ....... ....... O l d Man janet Prowett . . . . . .Prudence Steele Wray Wolfe .. .. ...The Tramp lack Blum .... .... P eter Steele ln the fall term a series of one-act plays was presented to the students. The bill was changed each week and the same show ran three days a week. The Minuet was presented by Wray Wolfe, Elaine Allen and Guthrie Mil- lerg The Very Naked Boyi' was given by Howard Cobie, Violette Anderson and Bob Costello. Virginia Brinkerhoff, janet Prowett, and Barbara Smith 78 19 ALMANAC 'l' 38 Qmn'f l-lP Llrnriy fhefe-Q- Q- xv HEADED FOR EDEN produced the Purple Door Knob, and the Rehearsal, by Christopher Mor- ley, proved successful with Dorothy Parry, Barbara Smith, janet Prowett, Vir- ginia McLaughlin, Betty Alexander, and Luella McCurdy comprising the cast. In the spring semester, the Faculty Frolic, a hilarious comedy, was pre- sented by fifty members of the faculty. Mr. Richard Nida officiated as the master of ceremonies and Mrs. Katheryn Oftill, Mr. Teall, Mr. H. H. Meyer, Miss Campbell, Mr. Spangler, and Mr. Rex Miller had the leading roles. ln the annual Shakespearian festival held at Los Angeles junior College, Franklin was represented by two fine troupers, Miriam Nordahl and Howard Cobie. Howard won honorable mention award for his selection from the Merchant of Venice, and Miriam gave Portia's speech from the Merchant of Venice. Concluding an especially successful and active year, instead of giving a series of one acts in the spring semester, the advanced drama class gave a production of Sir james Barrie's Shall We join the Ladies? as a class pro- ject. Mrs. Katheryn Offill directed all plays with the exception of Mr. Rex Mil- ler's Tin-Can Hi-jinx, produced in the fall semester. The Stage and Sound Crew lent their valuable assistance to all productions. They were supervised by Mr. Miller and Mr. Holdredge. 79 19 ALMANAC ' 38 ASSOCIATORS FIRST SEMESTER ELLIS WILLIAMS ---- President LYLE TICE ----- Vice-President - - Secretary BEN GARCIA - PAUL MASCOT - - Treasurer SECON D SEMESTER PAUL MASCOT ----- President CLARENCE MORRIS - - Vice-President DON BOYER ------ Secretary DAVE EGGLESTON ---- Treasurer Furthering school spirit is the chief objective ot the Associators, a boys' service organization. The organization maintains self-govern- ment about the campus, sees to the grounds during the noon periods, and assists at games played at Franklin. 80 Sponsored by Mr. Axe, the Asso- ciators assist in school-wide ac- tivities by sponsoring Fathers' and Sons' Night, the Student Body dance, and distribution of tood con- tributions tor the needy in High- land Park during the Christmas holidays, and similar activities. 'Vx LO f7 W'i f? Wffaw fwffzi- MS- IIAV, xg-Q 'X ?f4, if 1 ,- f Zi WE.. ,Qlyful df fy Arif . X ll' .. ' 71167 DJ! ,nl ,171 f f F Up 1,1 !.! 4 lfZL!y J f .,f'V.C 4 ' :ff 7. U ' ffl, f' -ff fl fjlfffj if , ,f-A fl - X115 J L X A, JV' .. ' f 'X H I , 5 u ,I 1 I . ' jfdffb j f WI da ,fff f5 ,,f,,,, W Eff' .. ljyff ff' WW 'ff ,f W ffffmf,ff f M My ,v fl My 1. 9' fr-f2f ,.!j j3f1,,,76'fyK1!! Wy :Q,.f,ke5,,. fL!9f'7'y.f W M594 iff: pf O'g95ggg' 4 ,f fff fly , exif gf Q57 jlvgb fffk M4 4w X Jw ff Q 5 my wg4lfffgf5 f WW P091 X W 5'5:J 3f -fwyqx COACH DUKE COACH SPANGLER COACH DOWNING COACH HESS COACH MCCOLLOM H ' 'C ' 3' l4 ' ' H- ' 1 D 6 A J -3' 81 A 'F ,lf .. , ef:: ff A 0 J. . B ' LAJMQ. 'YM f , , ,, :ve I 9 aj 19 ALMANAC 38 VARSITY FOOTBALL FrankIin's varsity football squad, captained by Stan Kading, opened the league season with hopes high, but they were defeated by Roosevelt and Marshall in their first encounters. Following the Marshall fray, the Printers traveled to Garfield where they ran over a weak Bulldog team, 33-O. I-Ialfback Orv Hatcher ran wild as he scored four touchdowns on brilliant runs. joe Lazzerretto, Dick Sparks, and Le Roy Cruce played bang up games on the line for the Panthers. In what was destined to be their last game, Belmont was defeated I3-6. After a week of rain and another of uncertainty, the annual game with Lincoln was cancelled by mutual agreement. Orv Hatcher, Ross Walker, joe Rondoni, jack Arian, Le Roy Cruce, Dick Brayton, Tracy Robinson, jack Lee, Ted Fahnstock and Cliff Mayfield ended their high school careers, Halfback Orv Hatcher, Fullback Stan Kading, and Le Roy Cruce, and Guard Dick Sparks gained All-Northern recognition. B FOOTBALL Leading the league the entire season, the B football team, under the tutor- ship of Coach Lee Duke, lost to Lincoln I3-O in the last game and dropped to fourth position in the final postings. The sensational long range galloping of Don Boyer was the highlight of early performances. Don scampered 65, 60, and 35 yards against jefferson, Roosevelt and Marshall respectively. Diminutive Sam Lee, joe Gross, Sherwin Stewart, Captain jack Cassidy, jack Rogers and Bill Kitchen were outstanding individual performers the entire year. The Bens put the damper on powerful jefferson and Fremont elevens in practice, and Marshall and Garfield in league frays. Facing Belmont in the last game, the Dukemen were set to strap down the crown but were held to a scoreless tie by a tough I-Iilltopper crew. APPARATUS Led by Coach Francis McCollom and Captain Bill Bennett, the gym team completed a five meet schedule with two wins and three defeats. The locals experienced their worst beating at the educated muscles of Gar- field and Roosevelt. Marshall, a newcomer of the apparatus league, and Lin- coln, fell before the McCollom men by 97-47 and 74V2-69V2 scores. Captain Bennett, Alanson Mason, Ben Moonitz, Bob Westlake, Russell Moody, john Goetz, Sammy Lee, and Zeke Irvin were the leading scorers. VARSITY FOOTBALL B FOOTBALL NORTHERN LEAGUE RECORD NORTHERN LEAGUE RECORD Fourth Place Winners Fourth Place Winners TFRANKLIN I9 ........... EAGLE ROCK O FRANKLIN JEFFERSON FRANKLIN 6 ..... ROOSEVELT I3 EVELT FRANKLIN 7 .... ..... M ARS:-iAi.i. is FRANKLIN R005 FRANKLIN 33 .... GARFIELD O FRANKLIN MARSHALL FRANKLIN I4 .. . ...BELMONT . ARFIELD YFRANKLIN ....,... ..... L INCOLN FRANKUN G :'iGame Cancelled FRANKUN 'BELMONT 'l'Practice Game FRANKLIN . .LINCOLN 82 19 ALMANAC 'K' 38 LETTE VARSITY FOOTBALL Captain Stan Kading jack Lee jack Arian Russell Booth iii LeRoy Cruce Dave Eggleston Edward Carcia 'Orville l-latcher Charles Hill joe Lazzaretto 131 All Northern Clifford Mayfield Pedro Perez joe Rondoni jordan Ryan Leo Silverstein Dick Sparks Frank Vozza Ross Walker RMEN B FOOTBALL Captain jack Cassidy james Anderson Mark Bowman Donald Boyer Aldo Chiappe Roy Colson Manuel Garcia Bob Cross Soren Kalousdian Sammy Lee Spencer Price jack Rogers Sherwin Stewart Louis Windham I 19 ' 'K A L M A N A C ' ' 3 8 VARSITY ASKETBALL After a fair practice season of seven games, Coach Claude Downing's var- sity hoopsters battled their way to second place in the final Northern League standings. Roosevelt was the first opponent of the Bens. The Kiteflyers were butch- ered, 5O-l9. The underdog Panthers scored a scorching upset a week later when a favored Marshall five fell, 35-34. Captain Tom Fuller reached the local high score mark, making l9 points. Forward Royal Lininger rang up l3 points to lead Franklin to victory over their traditional rivals, the Lincoln Tigers. With two apparently weak teams ahead, the locals faltered and were upset by Garfield 34-32. Belmont was the last foe, the game ending 22-19 in favor of Franklin. Harold Tomkins played outstanding defensive ball, holding two Sentinel forwards to a point apiece. The high scorer for the year was Fuller who tallied 64 points in five games, with Lininger and Ray Moser close behind. George Blatchley was the fifth member turning in several brilliant games. B BASKETBALL Easily the darkest spot on Pantherdom's fall sports menu, was the disas- trous campaign of the B basketball team. When the final standings were posted the B's had five defeats and no victorigs. The pre-season outlook was none too bright as only one letterman, Cap- tain Bob Quibell, was on hand when practice beganf Ray Hall, Hal Thomas, Ledyard Baldwin, Don Redmond and jack Friend made up the combination that was not quite up to Northern League standards. All of these players played their last game for Franklin except Hall. Thomas and Hall took scoring honors with Quibell and Redmond perhaps the most consistent players. G.A.A. LETTERMEN Letters are awarded to members of the C.A.A. after they have earned 600 points. With each subsequent ZOO points, a star is added to the plain letter. Participating in any major sport, attending all C.A.A. meetings, serving as a squad leader or team captain, and maintaining a high scholarship record, are some of the ways girls earn points for their letters. Mrs, Margaret King is the sponsor. VARSITY BASKETBALL B BASKETBALL NORTHERN LEAGUE RECORD NORTHERN LEAGUE RECORD Second Place Winners Sixth Place Winners FRANKLIN 19 ..-..---.---- ROOSEVELT FRANKLIN 3l .... A ........ ROOSEVELT ESQIIIEHIIIII gg ---.-f ----- M flfmggfrll- FRANKLIN Z4 ...... ..... M ARSHALL Ll 21 .....LlNCOLN FRANKLIN 32 .............. GARFIELD EEQHELIH 26 D lnnnlhl GARHE,-D FRANK'-'N 22 '-'-------r--' BELMONT FRANKLIN 28 ........ BELMONT C BASKETBALL NORTHERN LEAGUE RECORD D BASKETBALL NORTH ERN LEAGUE RECORD FRANKLIN lO ............. ROOSEVELT FRANKLIN I4 ' l . I ' I I . . . . I .ROOSEVELT FRANKLW lg ' M ARSHALL FRANKLIN 12 ............. MARSHALL FRANKLIN 10 .... ..... L lNCOLN FRANKLIN 20 .A.' ....- L INCOLN FRANKLIN 24 .... ..... G ARFIELD FRANKLIN 29 .-.- ,,,,, G ARFIELD FRANKLIN l6 .... ..,.. B ELMONT FRANKLIN l7 . . . ..... BELMONT 84 19 ALMANAC 'l' 38 LETTERMEN VARSITY BASKETBALL C,A,A, LETTERMEN Captain Tom Fuller Royal Lininger Harold Tomkins Ray Moser George Blatchley B BASKETBALL Captain Bob Quibell Wallace Etherton lack Friend Don Redmond Gardner Saunders Harold Thomas Ledyard Baldwin Ray Hall Cec il Nunn Maxine Barasa Virginia Bishop Rosemary Blair leanne Darby Edna Disney Mary Fish Esther Fraser Valerie Hill Dorothea Lea Virginia McConnell Virginia McLaughlin Barbara Marcinek Helen Maloney Marian Murray Orla Myers Betty O'Keefe May Petievich Wendela Petz Mary Seifert Marjorie Williamson Mary White Iona Ziegler 19 ALMANA'C 38 B A S E B A L L Champions I-Undefeatedl Romping through a six game schedule with nary a setback, Coach Lee Duke's varsity nine shelved baseball for all time at Franklin by taking cham- pionship honors for the first time since l922. Led by the slugging of catcher Dick Sparks and second baseman Larry Smith, and the big league hurling of l-larold Hook Phillips, the Panthers led the league from start to finish. Smith topped the league in batting, main- taining a mark of 526. Sparks batted an even IO for 20 for a .SOO mark. Phillips pitched a total of 43 innings, allowing I8 runs including errors, and struck out 49. Early season form failed to put the Bens in the title class as hitting was poor and fielding worse. However, as the season opened, the boys began to hit, fielding became consistent, and coupled with a winning spirit that has been definitely absent in past years, they marched through the league in a cake walk. S 0 F T B A L L Winning three out of eight games, Franklin's softball teams ended the sea- son in last place. Due to rains, the Bens' practice season consisted of four days practice be- fore they met Belmont, their first opponent. The Sentinels won both games. A week later, the locals split with Garfield, Bob Hoyle pitching a 2 to I victory. The outstanding pitching performance of the year was turned in by Bob l-loyle when he set Belmont down with one hit and won a 3 to O shutout. jack Lee, joe lvlargucci, Cliff Mayfield, Bill Reinke, and Chuck Lazzeretto were the leading hitters. Boy I-loyle, Walt l-licks, loe Lazzeretto, and Harry Zlatin were the pitchers. TENNIS With both teams sporting an undefeated record and the title going to the winner, FrankIin's crack crew of netters met and were defeated by the classy Marshall Barristers in the last match of the season landing in second place. Captain Elwin Craigmile led the Panthers through the brilliant season win- ning five matches without a defeat. Ace Nolan lVlcQuown, playing at first singles, won four matches with overwhelming scores. Capably handled by Coach Walter Ciilbert, the locals were formidable foes as they marched through four matches in a cake walk. Lincoln fell 7-Og Roosevelt, 6-lg Belmont, 5-2, and Carfield, 5-2. Oliver jones performed at third singles, Bill C-reensweight at fourth spot, and Ted Karnofsky at fifth man. The doubles assignments fell to Frank Hites and Sidney Finegold, and number two to Cirasshoff and Skjeie. BASEBALL sort BALL NORTHERN LEAGUE RECORD NORTHERN LEAGUE REcoRo Firsf Place Winners Fourth Place Winners FRANKLIN .... ....... M ARSI-IALL ESQQIEHH SENSE? -- rs'-e ssfxmtrim assists FRANKLIN 9 ..... ROOSEVELT FRANKLIN ..WILSON FRANKLIN .. ..... MARSHALL EEQHEFIQ Egljmgm FRANKLIN FRANKLIN . . ..... LINCOLN 3 .............. ROOSEVELT FRANKLIN FRANKLIN FRANKLIN Undefeated 211 Practice Games GARFIELD GARFIELD . .WILSON 86 19 ALMANAC 'K' 38 VARSITY BASEBALL Gene Baroni 3b George Blatchley rf Dick Evers lf Stanley Kading rf Royal Lininger lb l. C. Neal ss Harold Phillips p L E T T E R M E N SOFTBALL TEAM MEMBERS Capt. lack Lee Mike Callas Kenneth Foreman Tom Fuller Orville Hatcher Walt Hicks Charles Hill l. Lazzaretto joe Margucci Paul Mascot Cliff Mayfield Ray Morgan Roland Owen Bill Reinke Leo Silverstein TENNIS LETTERMEN Capt. Elwin Craigmile Sidney Finegold Hans Crasshoff Bill Creensweight Frank Hites Oliver jones Lawrence Smith Zb Bob Hoyle Harold Tomkins Ted K9m0fSlfY Dick Sparks c Bob Hoff Frank Vozza Nolan MCQUOWH Bob Whittaker cf C. Lazzaretto Harry Zlatin Dave Skieie I9 ALMANAC1 '38 VARSITY TRACK Losing only to Belmont and Roosevelt, Coach Tony Spangleris track and field crew upset pre-season dope to garner two wins and place three men in the City prelims. Marshall was the first to fall before the strong Panthers, and Lincoln took a severe drubbing two weeks later. Hurdler Tom DIeiWitt led the local spikemen with a sensational sixty-point league total, and went on to the City meet. Captain Don Boyer proved a con- sistent winner in the century and furlong, and Lawrence Antista in the mile showed a lot of class with victories in three league battles. Other point win- ners were Hackett johnson, 880g Hobart Kelly, pole-vaulterg jack Barnes, 4403 Frank Hites, high jumper, and Royal Lininger, broad jumper. The Novice and Inter-Class meets uncovered a host of potential stars that will go to make up Franklin's future track teams. B TRACK The Franklin lightweight tracksters fared badly in four dual meets, with one win over Marshall to balance three defeats, but they staged a surprise in the triangular, with a triumph over Belmont and Marshall. . The B's took a large part of their scores in the sprints and field events. Don Munro and jack Cassidy furnished the necessary power in the I00 and 220, Munro also excelling in the low hurdles and broad jump, Ray Hall drew points in the high hurdlesg Kenny Foreman was outstanding in the shotg and Deck Yagar consistently topped the field in the pole-vault. Others who turned out excellent individual work were Nordyck in the high jumpg Brown and Bryant in the 6601 and Sanderson in the 1320. C TRACK Failing to win any of their four league meets the Class C track team man- aged to qualify five men for the city prelims. As a result of placing in the Northern League finals Phil Meyers, 660, Mike Callas, low hurdles, Colvin Cardin, shot-put, Don Ventrilla, broad jump, and Dick Metcalf, 660, were the five qualifiers. Phil Meyers along with Don Munro, class B hurdler, garnered the only first places for Franklin in the league finals. Other mainstays of the team were Roy Barber and jack McCarter, pole vault and sprints respectively. Although beaten in all of their dual meets the C tracksters out-scored the team from Marshall, who had previously defeated them 44-33, in a trian- gular meet which was won by Belmont. VARSITY TRACK B TRACK NORTHERN LEAGUE RECORD NORTHERN LEAGUE RECORD Third Place Winners Fourth Place Winners FRANKLIN 53 116 ...... MARSHALL 50516 FRANKLIN 52 ......... MARSHALL 43 FRANKLIN 35 ......... ROOSEVELT 73 FRANKLIN 23 . ...... ROOSEVELT 72 FRANKLIN 60112 ...... LINCOLN 43112 FRANKLIN 42112 .... ..... L INCOLN 52112 FRANKLIN 30 . ..... BELMONT 69 FRANKLIN 44112 .r. ..... BELMONT 50112 FRANKLIN 34112 , ..... BELMONT 75 FRANKLIN 43V2 ..... BELMONT 37112 MARSHALL 19112 MARSHALL 27114 88 19 ALMANAC 'll 38 L E T T E R M E N VARSITY TRACK B TRACK C TRACK Lawrence Antista Charles Lazzaretto jack Cassidy jess Antista jack Barnes joe Lazzaretto Bob DeHoag Roy Barber Reed Birdsall Al Lenhart Kenny Foreman Mike Callas Don Boyer Royal Lininger Ray Hall Colvin Cardin Tom DeVi!itt Frank Hites Hackett johnson Neil jurick Hobart Kelly Harold Tomkins Haywood Quong jack Watson Louis Wyndham Wally Hopkins Don Munro Frank Nordyck Gino Tripelcfti Deck Yager john Esterbrook jack McCarter Dick Metcalf Phil Meyers Don Ventrella M2 'A-ALR ...., f ' -of.: v, ,. .vi 1. .if 'aff : , .Lg . , 'f 1'f7?i:-L 73 'if' gf fy -fl 35 . if lm,-X, l qlirlillilryv'-Qx , Wi N'x?'3X.'Ew 'l ' 4 Aux .V , W ir. cu . 'fi-'SYS figs: f li GOLF Entered in an officially organized league for the first time, Coach Lee Duke's golfers have won three matches with one defeat. They are apparently headed for second place at the time of this writing. Chuck Cornelius occu- pies the top spot on the Ben card with Coy Miller, LeRoy Miller, Fred Dar- ling and Bud Frank playing in that order. Cornelius shoots consistently in the seventies with Coy lvliller carding the low eighties. North Hollywood dropped 3-2 to the home forces in the first match, but L.A. swamped Franklin 4V2-V2 the following week. Van Nuys was then beaten 3-2 and Dorsey 4V2'V2. N.H. gave the Bens little trouble and it was Franklin all the way. The Dor- sey match saw all the boys off their best form except Coy Miller, who broke his own record, shooting a 79. INTRA-MURAL SPORTS Under the guidance of Athletic Managers Cecil Nunn and Sammy Lee, Fran-klin enjoyed a wide scope of intra-mural sp6ETfFTfITe' past year. The novice and inter-class track meets were again run off with success and much enthusiasm. The twelfth grade nabbed first honors with the eleventh year men a good margin back. As a few of the faster performers ran past, Coach Spangler recruited them for his track forces. Tom DeWitt and Don Boyer led the scoring. Next came the handball tournament which turned into a hot battle with lack Austin, Fred Darling, Frank Hites and l-lenry Wheatley surviving over 60 of the school's choice swat artists. lack Austin ultimately won the tourney, beating Fran-k Hites in the finals. The l-li-Hatters' spon- sored swimming meet was a marked success with jack Willis, Bob Cates, Leonard Kamp and lsao Kikuchi swimming off with honors. Winners were presented medals by the Hi-Hatters who officiated at the meet. C TRACK NORTHERN LEAGU E RECORD FRANKLIN FRANKLIN FRANKLIN Last Place Winners 33 ... . . .MARSHALL 44 21 . . . .... ROOSEVELT 56 I8 I 13 ....... LINCOLN 58 213 GOLF LETTERMEN Charles Cornelius No. I Coy Miller No. 2 LeRoy Miller No. 3 Fred Darling No. 4 Harry Frank No. 5 GOLF SCORES INCOMPLETE LEAGUE RECORD FRANKLIN zsyz .......... BELMONT 48112 Elgimitllgll 3V NORTH LZQLQLZSFEZ iv FRANKUN 35341 '--'---'-- BELMONT 45 FRANKLIN 3 f.ll:l:ill...vAN NUYS 2 2 MARSHALL I 635 FRANKLIN 4V1 .. ...... DORSEY V2 90 19 ALMANAC 38 SPORT SUMMARY After an entire year of well rounded sport schedules, Franklin's varsity teams, competing in all sports, emerged with the lop-sided average of 27 victories against l5 defeats. Football, Basketball, Apparatus, Baseball, Soft- ball, Track and Colf contributed to these figures. Baseball accounted for six victories, Tennis four, and Ciolf four. Class B athletics ended with 5 wins and 7 losses. The poor showing of the B basketball team which failed to win a game explains these figures. The lightweight footballers were knocked from the top of league standing to fourth place as the result of their last game defeat by Lincoln. Class C scored 4 wins to 5 defeats. Under the supervision of head coach, Tony Spangler, the Panther athletic brain trust consisted of Coach Duke, Coach Hess, Coach McCollom, Coach Downing and Coach C-ilbert. Although unpublicized these sport intellectuals played leading roles in gathering those 27 victories. A word, a dozen or so, can be said for Franklin's plucky pep squad who adorn the front cover of this section. When it came to making noise or quietly getting things done, the palm was handed over to Doug Brown and his assistants, Phil Meyers, Mike Callas, Spencer Price and Sam Lee. Congrats to Athletic Managers Cecil Nunn and Sam Lee. Nunn was han- dicapped by the lack of possible ts in the fall year, but the crowded schedule of the spring year more than made up for this. Novice and inter-class trackmeets were run off, handballers conducted their annual tour- ney and the swimmers were treated to their dip. Pantherdom garnered its first championship in a goodly number of years when its classy varsity nine waltzed through a six-game season undefeated. With plenty of experience on hand, Coach Duke moulded a fast working nine together that was the class of the league if not the city. Second sacker Lawrence Smith and catcher Dick Sparks swung mean bats, maintaining averages of .526 and .500 respectively. l-larold Phillips, clever left-hand hurler, provided the pitching which was of class AA quality. This marks the last season of Baseball for Franklin after some l8 or l9 years of pellet swatting. The Buff and Blue added another sport to their overflowing curriculum as Colf entered into an officially organized city league. They ended right on top tool Lee Duke was the coach. 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PALMER TIRE SHOP HOLLAND-ELECTRIC SHOP Retreading : : Tire Repairing jOHN C, HOLLAND GOODYEAR TIRES Complete Electric Service 5l23-30 N- FiQUeI'0-3 Sf- Al-UBHY 3582 5634 N, Figueroa St. ALbany Ol49 RCQEAIIELOR FRIGIDAIRE .APPEIIQIQICES ROY W' KING' Prop. CLA 62627 F fr H 50-50 HARDWARE RADIO fr APPLIANCE 5040 YORK BLVD. RADIO SERVICE HIGHLAND PARK, CALIF. AI-.bany 187' Tools, Dishes, Paints, Cutlery 5013 York Blvd' Hardware, Sporting Goods HARDWARE Co. It has been a pleasure to serve the student body- PAINTS, HARDWARE, SPORTING GOODS ELECTRICAL AND PLUMBING SUPPLIES ALLISON'S STAMP SHOP 3400-O6 Verdugo Road SQZZV4 North Figueroa CL. 69324 STAMPS AND PACKETS FOR COLLECTORS ALDAMA PUBLIC MARKET CortIand's RO E IES - MEATS -- VEGETABLES , G C R Men's Wear and Boys Wear FREE DELIVERY -H8 N. Ave' 50 CL. 69284 ln the Fashions of Today R. L. FOSTER 5721 North Figueroa St. BOB SNYDER'S GARAGE MEN'S CHILDRENS WOMEN'S COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE all makes of cars KARUS 5H0E5 We call for and deliver cars . . T 5 TOW CAR SERVICE wo Stores In Highland Park A H1 No. Ave- SQ CL' 69286 5709 No. Figueroa 5Oll York Blvd. X, 'S . Rx -X K VII-ETAYS Phone AL. 563l W K' AN cc y as F H M A I I P Better Men s Wear - - 5 E Y 0 U R Q-X ' en a thing is new-Vileta's have it. JEWEI-ER AND HOROLOGIST ' T 5 NO. Figueroa CL. 69265 5537 No. Figueroa Los Angeles, Calif. I X X xl Fixx h 'X -Cy N, V - X QRTIN L. 0'REILLY PHONE CLeveIana 69242 vs 5' ' A E 5 - FRANKLIN FLOWER C N X Druggist 'xox kg AL. 5067 SHOP X E89 ,T Rock LOS Angeles 5533 N. Figueroa Los Angeles 5 SQ N - ' sys B K T f 5 XP, C X -.,k 5 R X, NN S - N ix SY. F X21 J gg -R. ' KP T' if R S C X S L .1 'L W' PM J I A if A 4, Y I G I ,IW I I Cx f I 9 ' Congratulations 'to the Graduating Classes of 1938 from ...... ROY EVANS, MANAGER . FOX HIGHLAND THEATRE 5637 No. Figueroa St. AL. 2149 GROTTHOUSE HARDWARE CO. Baseball, Camping and Fishing Supplies TENNIS RACKETS ROLLER SKATES 24 HOUR SERVICE Famous Chile-Real Italian Spaghetti-Home-Made Tamales. juicy Hamburger Sandwiches and Unique Steaks. Only at CHILE-VILLE 6214 Pasadena Ave. PHONE ALBANY 2532 H I N E Y , P e t s GARDEN SUPPLIES FEED AND FUEL COMPLIMENTS or ARROYO PHOTO THE I-IIGI-ILANI: PARK SHOP PLUMBING SHOP YOl'l4 Blvd. 6 , H QUALITY PHOTO FINISHING lust Plumbmg Greeting Cards - Stationery school Pins Little Toe Says: l READ THE Graduation Announcements H'Shl3nd Pafk P05f'Dl5P3l'Cl1 1Publishecg:lli?W:i?h Fridayl T' V' ALLEN 'Nc' Glassell Park Weekly Courier 812 Maple Ave. Los Angeles A IPubIished Each Friday! office 5I2s York Bivd. ALbany 0193 Three Expert Barbers at Ozellne S g 5723 N. Figueroa AL KANOLD'S Featuring- A FRANKLIN BARBER sHoP 'ngene ' H0S'e'Y Sportswear , ALWAYS MORE FOR LESS FRANKLIN BEAUTY SALON , . , Compliments In connection Best Permanents of 5509 N. Figueroa St. AL. 5505 J A FRIENI? fm .ua ,NJ firm..-I.. f,,v.,g- Ly., ffrlx -.sffxfoffl S-'fl QJ'J'9 f'l ' I I I IIIWQIZI frm? THE ARISTOCRAT OF ICE CREAM B E V E R L Y INSTANT-FROZEN Let HBEVERLTH be your BUT'Word for Ice Cream BEVERLY DAIRIES, LTD. PRospect 206I 230 W. jefferson St The Engravings WHICH APPEAR IN THE I938 EDITION OF THE ALIVIANAC ARE THE WORK OF OUR CRAFTSMEN O MISSION ENGRAVING CO. 421 East Sixth Street TRinity 3921 WALDO E, EDMONDS, repres t t The Covers for the 1938 ALMANAC were produced in our shop. O WEBERfMoCREA CO. 421 East Sixth Street TRirLity 5948 SAV-MOR MARKET Groceries - Econ-O-Meats - Fruits and Vegetables Delicatessen FREE PARKING AT ALL TIMES 56I2 North Figueroa 2,75 A. apuf '-.vf J '4 ,odlffvf-J M if.,- By DONNA LOUISE Register now for complete seven weeks course in modelf ing for professional or personal attainment of poise in wearing clothes. Individual and class instruction with fashion show in leading hotel or club. 15 onefhour lessons -free placement servicefS30.00. Phone for appointment.-HI u Q Q -u DONNA LOUISE STUDIO STUDIO 36 3192 W. SEVENTH ST. FI. 1507 Compliments of 1. EDIVIUND WATSON OFFICIAL PHOTOGR ' FOR THE - '53, 1938 ALMANAC ff 405 So. Western Ave. 1 Seb 2412 P5 .2 2' , 5 Q Q .4. 9 x v I X f x af l ,n l will x VIH rx ' Fl., ' O I 1 Y l . ' N 'lj .ffl ' if Jfj ,I KX Ji Ml wif' A Ap ml ' Ill!! 'E X5 x. L ,rf X y . X 'E SERVICES OFFERED BY THE STENDAHL ART GALLERIES RELIABLE WORK BY QUALIFIED EXPERTS ,QIASJXX ' Cleaning and restoring of old and modern ' Retraming and repairing, ' Art appraisers for insurance and estates. ' Gallery space rented for exhibitions. paintings ' Portrait commissions by foremost masters- guaranteed. ' Old and modern masters bought and sold. XX -K 3006 Wilshire Boulevard Telephone: DRexeI 0223 Under the personal direction of EARL L. STENDAHL A JI!!! jx Y' XJ4 ff JM! ffb fyff TV I 9419720 X ffdyff Q. Nj XX5 1 fd!! f T HAS BEEN A 7 4' PLEASURE TO AGAIN PRODUCE E The AL NAC 3 :iQ3i3QQi923gE Q35 is 3 M3 CARL A. BUNDY QUILL Cr PRESS 1228 1230 South Flower St LOS ANGELES, CALIF Pkospect 0347 l A X.. 4 3 0,1 !ff A ' ' 4. V, I A f A , , F v P ---- : - 'P 1 -2 , 9 0 ' . J' -f - ff!! J, , M F' 0 I-f jizz, , i y 9 U, V 4 NIA, A - ' .24 'AVA 1' , ' K' v ,V -f . 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