Franklin High School - Post Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Page Fourteen .. ................. .... .... .... ................ .... ..... . ........ . .......... . ............................ . ..................... . THE POST RALPH KEYSER A man ready to tackle anything along the athletic line, and it is evident that he always succeeds. VERYL KINN E Although Kinne does not say much, he is always willing to do his utmost to aid us. VARION LEE Pep is her password, and truly she pervades the atmosphere with joy and cheer untold. MARJORIE MORTON We love to have Marjorie around, for she is so sweet: and refined in speech. and action. BERNICE MULLEN A pleasing voice, a wonderful litttle actress, a good student-these are some of the reasons why we are proud of Bunnie. L not h

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T H E P O S T Page Thirteen SADIE GARVIN We adore Sadie because of her lovely features, gentle ways. and unselfish views. ALICE GEER A disposion like Allie's makes us all feel perfectly at ease when we are near her. MERRILL GINN ' Verily. Merle will accomplish mighty deeds for he has shown us here what he can do. LLOYD HUGHEY Although Hugh does not put him- self in evidence much. we must re- member that the quiet ones are those who are the wisest. ALBERTA KESTLER Surely, Bobby, with her sympathy and cheer has made life more pleas- ant than it otherwise would have been.

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THE POSI Page Fzfteen WILLIAM MacMULLEN Bill does more than any other person in Franklin. If you don't believe this, just ask him. ESTHER MYERS She is just as tender, true, and wise as she appears to be. MAE NELSON Mae. with her loving heart, and little kindnesses has won for herself a troupe of ardent friends and ad- mirers. MILDRED PERRY Everyone likes Mildred's sympathetic nature. her desire to please, and above everything else her absolute trust in all. DONALD PETERSON It certainly takes a humorous, mis- chievous little student like Donald to help make the wheels of the world go round.