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

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Faculty ,. 6, LEFT TO RlGHT, TOP TO BOTTOM: Row l-Donoho Hall, Harry Holdredge, Roland Spraker, Miss Vivian Shumway, Miss Jean Henderson, Miss Priscilla Beattie, Mrs. Eunice Griffin, Mrs. Ruth Major, Mrs. Emily Thayer, Mrs. Madge Moore. Row 2-George Kautzenbach, Mrs. Jean Sandlie, Mrs. Vivian Porter, Mrs. Lucile Fitts,l Mrs. Mabel Hahn, Miss Grace Wolf, Miss Florence Fye, Mrs. Clarabelle Wyckoff, Miss Gertrude Brainerd, Wilson Jordan, Ivor Krantz. Row 3-Clarence Ebers, Winfred Bullock, Miss Eva Carlquist, Miss Ella Kennedy, Miss Flora Campbell, John Dowlin, Mrs. Mar- garet King, Miss Lucie Morris, Mrs. Grace Hertell, Mrs. Margery Geiler, Carl Frank. Row 4-William Conclit, Mrs. Lola Wrightson, Mrs. Ruth Neuschae- C' fer, Jack Hess, Mrs. Helen Walker, Frank Hess, Albert Wagner, Hugh Baird, - William Warden, William Sherinyan, Mrs. Beryl Bates. Row 5-Mrs, Nita 63 Powers, Mrs. Evelyn Smith, Phillip Jones, George lngles, Mark Horton, Mrs. 39 C a May Smith, John Holt, Orrel Graham, John Spangler, Melvin Kindy, Miss 5 Q TFT Ann Robison, Rex Miller, Mrs. Alice LaPierre. 325 6 W 212- Dix 6 ' i 3

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