Franklin High School - Post Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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fs' NEWS WALDEN PHILLIP BOYLE He that .vmiler may rearh the endkof earth, yet never lark a frzenrl. HARVEY JONES A wise man weighx well adv vue from every source. GYDA S. RONNE ,More fuelg more fire. HOPE PERRY He that maketh proverbs in- deed workr. HARRISON IRVINE The -wire one buildeth hir future wzlh oz foundation of .vtrong refolution. Page 24 FRED CURRIE This one if so clever that he maheth friend: of dragon: at eonly as of lambf. - K fwf K E . U MARIAN R. DOWN He who reffufer to .verve either kmg or prmee 11 poxxened of lofty rerolutton, RUTH SHIMP .4 rontented mind is ez con- tinual feeuf. HORTENSE CAMPBELL The praftice of right living is deemed highestg the prac- fiee of any other art lower. FLOYD EUGENE YATES The image of friemixhip is truth.

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VYCWM' EVELYN B. SHANER Become I zleyire zz good har- i'eJt, I plant my lenllzr rife :taller farejully, AGNES SHERMAN Thoxe who em' righteour live peacefully, EGGERT HELM ER A good tongue hqth Jeldom need to beg attentlon. ESTHER HART lily .foul if not faxhioned like others. To drive in their rut I might perhnp: learn, but to be untrue to myxelj would lead ta 11 mneldle. K' W 1 cf ROBERT SEYDEL It if not only abxolute .vin- ffferiky-suhich dixtin g ni4he4-Ahe4-- Jnperior. Page 23 JEROME E. KATZKY Jlanlv life if not a metal or stone. He rannot far pra- long the dayr of his fate, but he har fame, whieh lx the only lreruure that endures. BEATRICE E. MIDDAUGH The gentle one knoweth that labor Jweetenx reft. RUSSEL EUGENE DAHL No matter what the iuue, do your best. and let the Idol: and the Fate: do the rest. LAVELLE SWETNAM No pleasure equal! the plea:- ure of Jtndy. BLANCHE M. MORRISON The ,ruperior one remember: that whatwwefl-1-ke: not he doe: not to otherx.

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I k'iC?b?If ELSIE ELIZABETH WOOSTER Coldlix a very valuable thing, happmen' if worth 'mufh money. JOSEPHINE CRUTCHI-'IELD The tree of induytry will ever hear golden fruit. IRENE MILDRED VROOMAN .ffway and away I Jail in my light boat, my heart leapt with a great gait of joy. LUCY BORCHERT A merry heart doth good like medieine. HARRY L. CLARK When my taxk if done, I :hall not aeregt aryonyf but, refusing with a bow, re- turn to a eottage in the roun- try. ISAAC ISAACS Silenee if wisdom when :peak- ing if folly. ' CAROLINE SCHWEITZER A merry xoul if as red lag- querj it tranyformy the plain to a thing of beauty. VESTA BLAKE There if nothing on earth to be compared with a,'virtuou.r MARGARET B. WILSON The first thing a reholar doe: i: to develop resolutmn. JUNE R. JACOBSON A , wixe and Jim- ple--all lluyily hoard up the muiif of life. E Page 25 .,'-1 ,,., woman. . f ,,.L if f1:f', xm 7 IM !'? 6 'f' ,I ,. ff fav! , J f Q I , 1 f x..- ,.