Franklin High School - Post Yearbook (Portland, OR)

 - Class of 1935

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THINGS WE CAN DO WITHOUT George Hamson-- As You Like lf, nof fo menfion Shakespeare. John Hancock-Names fhaf refer fo famous predecessors. Faye Hansen-English fhemes. lWe're all wifh you, Faye.l Roberf Harris-Those human beings who call him Bobby. Ray Harvey-Girls who say. My hero! Frances Henderson-Thaf rising inflecfion. lWhich one?l John Hickman-The facf fhaf he wenf fo grade school wifh a cerfain foofball hero. Beffy Hillis-The forfune she spenf frying fo keep Almanac sales sfraighf. Mary Hing--Music assemblies when no one pays affenfion. Gleneva Hunfer-Lasf minufe cramming for exams. Janef Hufchinson-Anofher black mark for fhe foofball squad. Russel Hufchinson-Affending fwo sociology classes in one day. James Hyland-Charles lThelmal Shorf. Alberf lfo-Geffing his picfure proofs in on fime. Fred Jacobson-Hazel Davis' 'haunfing' him. ll-lave courage, my boy, fo say no Mariam Kefer-Thaf hungry feeling iusf before lunch. Clyde Kemmer-Hisfory 7-Gladly. Marian Kilpack-Nof fhe dog house. lWeeoooll Jimmie Kirkland-The 'hoodoo' on fhe .I5-yard line. Harrieff Knufson-The liffle pafh she has worn coming fo school. Henry Kraff-Cheese. lCream if, Henry, cream if.l Mary Kuylaars-Her sfruggle wifh Cicero. lMy dearll BeH'y Lou Lacy-Foofball fickef salesmen. Roy Landis-People who call him Freshie. lTooooooo bad.l Claudine Lafham--Anyfhing and everyfhing. Hazel Lennie-Room 23. lSo af lasf if's come fo fhis.l Roberf Livingsfon-Franklin's I934 foofball sfanding. Don Long-Friendly faculfy members who furn you in for skipping. Margerie Lundell-The scholarship assemblies. Marienne Lundell-English 9. lOh, Mariennell Leslie Lynch-His Apollo-like physique. Mary Mackwood-l-lisfory 8. lDear, dear., Arnold Marfi-Girls who falk ouf of furn. lAffa boy. Arniell Marjorie Moeller-Tacfics sfudenfs use in making fheir way fhrough fhe halls. Marcella Mannheim-Franklin's foofball feam. lYou. foo?l Eugene Muench--Kid sisfers who insisf on faking Lafin. , Mildred Nelson-Shorfhand. l'Ja mean if?l Dorofhy Oberg--Her quief disposifion. lYou can give if fo Agagie Rossifenl Efhel Olson-Falling down sfairs. lYour faulf, or fhe sfairs?l Marjorie Paffon-Thaf uncomforfable feeling when Mr. Down calls on her. Gilberf Paulsen-His Liffle Boy Blue curls. Priscilla Praff-People who call her Percy. Joy Prueff--The effecfs of signs. lFor insfance?l Lawrence Ramsby-The fen minufes befween fourfh and fiffh periods. Alice Richeson-Those blue cards fhaf come ouf every six weeks. - George Rolander--Library slips he never refurned. Helen Rolfe-Quarferly exams. lYour worries are over.l

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THINGS WE CAN DO WITHOUT Leif Aasen-The darkness lhal comes before ihe dawn. lExams-perhaps?l Jack Adams-Teachers who kick you our ol class and Then follow you +o your reg. room. . Arba Ager-My speech-making abililies Ronald Alpaugh-Lawrence Amos. lTskl Tsk! RonaId.l Lawrence Amos-Sociology roll call. lls Jrhal all?l Mabel Andersen-Teachers who insisi on library slips. Roy Andersen-Obliging sisrers. lWooe is mell Frances Anfonini-A Thousand people who wani lo know how lo do everylhing all al once. Geraldine Arms+rong-Tardy slips she was never able +o make up. lTooo badll Francis Blake-Thai cerlain Crowning Glory. Edward Brandley- I-le-man hairculs. Doris Branson-Free sfraws 'ro drink milk Through. Mary Brossarl-A couple of exira lerms of science. Harry Brooks-Forgels Franklin wilrh a Twee-+wee and a fa-de-da. Helen Burman-Trying ro gaiher snapshois. ' Rulh Bush-Assemblies. ll-low could you, Ru+h'?l Eihel Calderwood-My week in braids. Lloyd Caldwell--Noi Mary Jane Gilberl. Roberf Camber- My old flames. lBe spe-cific.l John Carfer-Noi 'rhe lime he speni ar Franklin. lBravo, Johnny.l Virginia CaH'on-Assemblies. lYou, Jroo, Virginia?l Clarence Chalker-Going lo sleep in Miss Graves' English 7 class. Rufh Chapman-The hard seals in 'rhe audirorium. lla Cook-Typing iesis. lCan'+cha +ake il, lla?l Eric Cooper- I don'+ wanna do wiihoul nulhin'. Cecile Cripe--Marguerile McBurney's imiialions of a hurl pup. Geraldine Daiber-Teachers who insisl on reciralions up lo The lasl bell. Dorolhy Davis-Poelry which had lo be learned. Hazel Davis--Any reference To a bicycle buill for +wo. Roberf Davis--Traffic jams in The main hall. lBeep-beep.l Joe Day-People who yell FooJrball Ticke+s!! in your ears. Violando Donofrio-Her long Jrardy record. ll'Ioo'r monll Edwin Dorner-Gerling abseniee slips signed afler 8:30. Ernesl' Ehinger-All ihings perlaining lo and connecred wilh Laiin.. Gerlrude Eldridge-Classes. lNo, No, a 'rhousand Times, No.l William Elmer-Sociology. lDo you mean i+?l Grace Engelsgaard-My misspelled monicker. Bob Ennis-Noi his coqueriish looks. lWhoops, my dearll Vivian Erdi-Franklin's pep assemblies. lOh, my lranll Pai Exel-Trying To graduale. lA+ lasl you've made i+.l Lois Foley--Franklin's receni looiball success Edi+h Ford--Franklin high. Mary Jane Gilberl-Everyihing. lBul Lloyd, Mary Jane?l Charles Gillespie-The whole school. .lWell, he has high ambirionsll Jean Gray-Tardy bells. lWho couldn'l'?l



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THINGS WE CAN DO WITHOUT AgaTha RossiTer-Teachers who deliberaTely laugh aT you when you're Trying To make a speech. Olive Ryclcman-A cerTain sevenTh period class. MargueriTe Schirmer-All The crumby parTies she aTTended. Irving ScoTT-The blue slips Miss McKay hands ouT. Louise Schroeder-NoThing. lAnoTher who is loyal-or aTraid?l Donald SeTTerberg--lvlyse-IT. Jess Shinn-His school-girl complexion. I Dolores Shipp-PorTables. . Charles ShorT-Benjamin Franklin High School. ' Amy Simonsen-Teachers who arouse you Trom a perTecTly good sleep To answer a quesTion you don'T know. BeTTy SmiTh-Library slips required. MargareT SmiTh-NOT The canopy which does noT sTreTch from The main building To The porTables. Virginia STewarT--MaTh I. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8. Virginia SummerseTT-Too many broThers. Mary SuTherland-Franklin's illusTrious TooTball Team. lPopular, This Teamll Berniece SuTherman-LoTs oT Things. lFor insTance?l Thelma Taylor-Lack oT school spiriT aT Franklin. Helen Thompson-The odors Trom The chemisTry lab. KenneTh Thompson-A IiTTle of everyThing. l Yeeow naThy man. l Homer Thorsen-Scholarship assemblies. Peggy ThoringTon-AbsoluTely noThing. lDiTTerenT, we musT say.l Roy True-The debaTe he made in English 6. Kiyoko Tsuboi-I-ler nickname. Ko Ko. IAW Ko Kol l Jerry Turner--Has already TorgoTTen LaTin 8.- Arcla Ulen-The quesTion Which one are you? Ardis Ulen-Everyone who asks, Where's your beTTer half? Billy Van PaTTen-SisTers who come before you and seT a Too good example. Wanda Van Ronk-All The good looking boys. Blanche Vesley-NighTs spenT laboring over English Themes. RuTh Vranson-All The scholarships she didn'T geT. - Deloise WesTer-Spinach! lWhaTI Don'T you ready Popeye?l PaTricia Woffenden-Onions in hams aT The Dog I-louse. Hermina Wolleck--A cerTain shorThand class. Byron WrighT-Being Told To do a dozen Things by as many girls. lThere'll come a dayll Evelyn Yeomans-Exams. ll'd raTher die Than say, yes. l RuTh Zimmerman-Being called Tiny, Ermund ZocherT-Always having To be lasT. lShall we Turn The alphabeT around. Ermund?l I

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