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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UN PO S T ETHEL ERHART Nay, she aims at glory. Music Course. Entcrcd from Gardiner H. S , Sept., '19. f EDWARD ERDNER l Why can't we all Be as tall as Eddie? 2 College Prep. Course. . Entered from Richmond, Jan., 1918. l I r 1 HELEN EHLERT , Commercial Course. Earnest in everything she does. Entered from Elgin H. S., Sept., 1919. ANNIE FAITH 1 The quiet worker who acconiplishes things Without saying much. French Course. Entered from Stevens G. S., J1m,, 1919. LINN FORREST A smooth and steadfast mind. Manual Tmining Course. 1 Entered from Kcllog G. S., Sept., 1019. 1 5 1 1 MARVEL-DARE FELLOWS 5 She needs no Eulogy- She speaks for herself. 1,2 I English Course. .i. 1 Entered from Vale H. S., .mm '22. I - rf L. Page T 1 - ,l'V,, I1 'iii' ' Wi. .gg lg 11 i,jL:l11':'.,,!11 F. ,wmii V ii 1' l V111 c ' 2 ,xi , , ' Q Q 1, .1 ,i, 1 wenty-Three ff- X ew. ff 4 ' lx 1' 'L I ie, . 1 l ps - I X 'uk 5 1 .l I .til N :I .R I yt I X, T!- 1