Franklin High School - Post Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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THE MOTHER GOOSE EDITION OF THE POST MR. MEEK Colton Meek has been a member of the Franklin Faculty from time immemorial, and has participated in all manner of events ranging from athletic contests to student body assemblies. Up until last june Mr. Meek was one of the best-known athletic coaches in the Portland High School League. His teams were always feared, and his pessimistic predictions were always taken with a large grain of salt. - At the death of Mr. Melendy last spring, Mr. Meek was advanced to the position which he now holds, that of Vice-President. I ' V I 8 r ' sf-5 , , X , ? . R Q34 4. . l1kk,',,-'..QYif .af g.,x-4 -.-fs., 1 1 . .

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THE MOTHER GOOSE EDITION OF THE POST MR. BALL Mr. Ball, the Principal, has been at the head of the Franklin High School from its infancy to its present lusty growth as one of the most formidable schools in the city. He has watched and supervised the growth of the school from the time of its cradle days in the upper floor of Creston Grammar School till its final comple- tion with the Auditorium wing. f-ef.

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THE MOTHER GOOSE EDITION OF THE POST l MRS, WILSON Mrs. Wilson, the Dean of Girls, is the founder of that largest of all clubs in Franklin, the Girls' League. Under her supervision, the league has conducted many valuable projects, carried on group work, and has spread good cheer to many needy families. In addition to the League work, Mrs. Wilson keeps a protecting eye on the Franklin girls, straightens out many difliculties, and gives en- couragement to many girls and boys who were slacking up in their work.