Franklin High School - Post Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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POST ' Rf THELMA GRIMES Undisturbcd by what men say, She goes on the same today as yester- day... English Course. Entered from Sunnyside, Sept., 1919. 'E-' GREGOIRE HAEFLIGER X - g . X - In w li gif His nimble fin!-ters x Make the piano talk. X X' 7' 1 ' olle e P1ep Course C g ' . . Entered from Woodstock, Sept., 1919. ERMA HAMPSON 'I have rather studied books than msn. English Course. Entered from Wzst Valley School, Washington, Sept., 1919. .- .QP BEATRICE HANSCOM She counts life by its , Sunshine and gladnessf' L Commercial Course. Y Entered from Arletn, Sept., 1919. ,J!'M N'x fi - x ff V XX I X IJ Y f -Q. 7 HAROLD HALVORSEN 5 i h 2 None but himself can he parallel. 1 V -I Manual Training. 1 X . Entered from Woodstock, Jan., 1918. 1 x .' X 'lil f' . XX If x K ' ff , f ' Q , 9 1 ALICE HARBERT l Eff i I'm just a minute and a half tall. l Y V l ' , English Course. ' . Entered from Washington, Jan., 1921. 1. -.1 Page Twenty-One .V gl' x f r 4 'k f x 1 V Xi I, 1 . 41' , 14 ll I ' ,Q fav, i . fl - X A l l r .7 1 r Q, I FF If li x ' ,ag-F? , Q1 W., flex-1' , xiii? If xgk-W, J ,1 Mi, .411

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,wf Y, 1 U P 0 S T I ALLEN EAST He is one of our best students., one we'd hate to lose, And there is not a Junior who can N ever fill his shoes. ' English Course. Entered from Glencoe, Sept., 1913. AUDREY DAUT A girl who is always in for fun, And yet is quite a student. College Prep. Course. Entered from Glencoe, Sept., 1919. ELIZABETH DONAHUE Her charm lies in her modesty. Commercial Course. Entered from Joseph Kellog, Sept., '19. HOWARD DILG W'hen anything happens he's there with 'Bellesf College Prep. Course. Entered from Richmond, Sept., 1918. MALCOLM CURRIE Type of the wise who soar but never roam: A man ,with a purpose. English Course. Entered from Arleta, Sept., 1919. IRENE DAY Oh, that dimple that makes your smile so sweet. English Course. Entered from Pendleton H. S., Sept., '21 Page Twenty

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POST Av Y fig 1, 'af '-XS Q 1,1 A xv if-S. lm l . . . - , me 1 S1 Ml 1 ' 1 . ' A r 1 - F .-f' am. I 49 5 L, ?,,g1,- X Q' I H, ,,, .- l xx J, f 1 Xu! ,V f Avg,-4.-f' ,le 0 ,. -.... 1 I. Xxx , I, X .f X, , f. 3 1 F I la 'FP' su i 1' A , E ' i ' Y l Y ii 1 L V E M. 3. if F 5 5 1 xl 1 1 a . ' Q, . 5 A x 1 1 . f ' x , X ' I J . js Q . ff! XXX 1 NN f' V ' N 1 f wr 5 .E ' Lx I rl 1 1 1 19 It , 4- ill il' .I ,il . A 3 I A Af HHllElllMlllHHWlEl3YLlEiiQILL: 1' I l Qi. ELEANOR HENDRICKS Youth comes but once-so on with the dance. Commercial Course. Entered from St. Mary's Academy, Sept., 1920. EFFIE HARDIN ' Men are the least of my worries. College Prep. Course. Entered from St. Helens H. S., Sept., 1921. KENNETH HEISLER 0 what 21 man thou art! English Course. Entered from Dufur H. S., Sept., MARGARET HENDERSON '22. Demure, with sparkling brown eyes. Teachers' Course. Entered from Lents G. S.. Sept., 1919. AXIVJ LAJNJQ7 r' VIVIAN HOCIQMAN Though coming 1a'ge, , edition. '- fx X'-3--' RQul1ege -BIAR:i,Cbl11'SE. Eliteiied xftom Santa Ann H. S., dplffrnia, sept., 1921. a valuakile HOWARD HUG'HEY Conduct is three-foul-ths of life. College Prep. Course. Entered from Woodstock, Sept., Page Twenty-Two f. ,I . V ff- -f 1919.