Franklin High School - Post Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Elizabeth Eggiman wills her shyness to Marjorie Farnell. Daphne Eliason leaves a hello to everyone. Grace Ellis wills her voice to anyone in distress. Gordon Ericksen wills his affection for Beatrice Crowe to her fnturc male friends. Bessie Erickson wills her permanent to Agnes Stien. Virgin Erickson wills his car to someone who can start it. Alise Evans wills her respects to the Scholarship club. ' Frank Evans wills his ability to grow a moustache to Jack Kemnitzcr. Pershing Farnsworth wills his title General to VValter Cramers. Eileen Garnett wills her big, brown eyes to Jean Booth. Florence Garrow wills her daily hamburger to Ora Adams CWimpy lll. Lu Gething wills her love for hiking to some seat warmer. Isaac Greenberg wills ye old school to the incoming freshmen. Doris Gunderson wills her seat in A4 to Ruby Stoller. Will Gunderson wills his unruly hair to Elmo Crockett. Fay Hall wills her passion for making bets to Rachel McKay. Dick Hall wills his fiery top-knot to Regina Stampher. Kathleen Harper wills the scholarships she almost got to her little brother fHe'll need theml. Eileen Hart leaves with a light heart and a joyous smile. Gordon Hayes wills his ability to evade history questions to Sheldon Baker. Mary Herman leaves her gym excuses for Phyllis Baker and Ruth Simonsen to make up. Kenneth Hornibrook leaves his permanent to Jack Dooney. Dorothy Hunt leaves her seriousness to Joulita Johnson. Ronnie Hnsk wills his eleventh pair of football shoes to the student body. Jean Hutton wills her ticket selling ability to Junior' Wells. Erna lhle wills her rosy cheeks to the apple growers of Hood River. Ise Inuzuka wills her hair to some platinum blonde. Margaret Jantschar wills her Post job to Marian Burns and Eleanor Grecco. Iris Jenkins wills her love and ability for sewing to Leah Lord. Chuck Johnson leaves his sign painting ability to some embryo artist. Helen Johnson wills her terms at Franklin to someone else about to become a tradition. Carl Jonasson wills his ears to Tommy Hansen. Evelyn Kallio leaves her books to Marilyn Duer. Edna Kauffman wills her height to Red Williams. Bob Kefer leaves the school sans Uncle Hannibal. Ruth Kenady leaves her favorite teacher to the student body. Curtis Kohauek leaves his 1,000 girls to anyone that can handle them. Carl Kurath wills his ability as a student to his brother. Marvin LeMoue leaves his gate crashing ability to Babe Solumn. Forest Lewis leaves everything none the worse for wear. Marian Lisignoli leaves her Spanish ability to some Spanish adict. 1 ,15-

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CLASS WllLL Our four years at Franklin High School having almost passed, we, the January class of 1936, City of Portland, State of Oregon, being in our right minds, good understanding, and sound judgment, do declare all other documents null and void and establish this as our last will and testament. We hereby bequeath: Article I. Section 1: To the Student Body our fond memories of our years at Franklin High School. Article ll. Section 1: To the faculty, our gratitude for the ideals which they have given us. Section 2: To our advisers, Miss McKay and Mrs. Word, our heartiest thanks for their advice and cooperation. Article III. Section 1 2 To the June '36 class, our dignity and poise. Section 2: To the Juniors, the expectation of being seniors. Section 3: To the Sophomores, our pep and school spirit. Section 4: To the Freshmen, the long-used prophecy that green things grow. Article IV. Personally we bequeath: Lucien Alexander wills the principal's office to some one with more nerve. Harry Barzee wills his piano playing to Seymour Chernis. Helen Beck wills her fingernails, broken from typing, to Chappic King. Glen Bomgardner wills his patented eyelash curlers to some other users of vaseline. Miriam Bradley wills her unshorn locks to Pat DeWaels. Emmet Brooks leaves his ability to skip school to Hubert Barr and James Parmelee. Margaret Brown wills her timid, dainty voice to Dean Littell. Grace Brugger wills what she doesn't want to some one who wants it. Thomas Louis Burbee, J1'., wills his string of names to Bob Rau. Amelie Charpentier wills her three scholarship pins to Kitty Wil- marth, Tortie Tauscher, and Maxine Ebert. Bob Cherney wills all his hard boiled ways to all other sergeant-ab arms. Archie Cooke leaves his dislike for girls that talk too much to some other woman hater. George Covell wills his ability to absent himself from school to Kenny Ilillesland. Jack Cummins wills his mischieviousness to the faculty. Verna Cummins won't will her diamond to anyone. Dorothy Cutler wills her height to Elizabeth Rupp. Enny Deutschmann leaves her little brother to pester the faculty. Nadyne De Waels wills her dignity and poise to Ruth Hildeman. John Edwards wills his flat feet to Austin Enna. ,.15-

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Jasper Longcor will his way U7 with a certain faculty member to a little Irish girl. Edythe Lund wills her giggles to Louis Stang. Kenneth Lundgren wills his wink to Evelyn McDole. Barclay McQuarrie wills his knack of losing pencils to Robertson Cook. Vera McBrayer leaves for 'Fi-isco. Carol Macmillan. wills her funny phrases to Mary Meisenheimer. Helen Malcolm wills her talking ability to Dorothy Cox. Don McLeod- leaves his loud socks to Jim Borin. Virginia Maston wills her smile to anyone that needs it, . ' Myrtle Medearis leaves her calm disposition to some nervous person. Janet Mersinger leaves her H8 book to anyone that wants it. Mickey Miles wills his preference for blondes to Harold Murch. Derald Miller wills all of Franklin's losing games to Washington. Josephine Miller wills her good attendance to Marguerite Taylor. V RSV Miller wills Dick Miller the privilege of giving Corrie Kuylaars her alpntine gift. ' Frances Moniele wills her blushes to Janet Longcor. Jack Morrison wills his booklet, Hair Wavingat Home to Walter Mellus. Harry Murphy wills his seat in A24 to some lucky person. Mary Nachand wills her favorite lipstick to Ruth Davidson. Dorothy Nelson wills her nickname, Nellie, to any one that wants it. Kay Niguma leaves with no regrets. Leonard O'Brien wills his manly stride to Jack Bahlman. Lois Peabody wills her writer's cramp to some other paper cor- rector. Grace Peterson wills all her tardy slips to Doris Craig. Geraldine Pickering wills the score of the Washington-Franklin foot- ball game to anyone that's interested. Iverna Pottsmith wills what's left of her boy friends to Jean Mathe- son. Betty Ralston wills her daily lemon to Margaret Beede. Elizabeth Rennie leaves Bud Porter to anyone that can get him. Harry Repp won't leave his library slips because he can't find them. Kathleen Reynolds wills her 4 feet 10M inches to Audrey Richards. Audrey Richards wills her dancing feet to Opal Hanson. Helen Robinson wills her temperamental shyness to Pat Whalen. Edith Roper wills her seat in Miss Richard's English class to some very lucky person. Ludwig Scharfer leaves his enthusiasm for lunch periods to some other hungry student. ' Frances Schneider wills her effervescence to Betty Meek. Mary Shand wills her argumentative ability to Jack Fruit. Hubert Shank wills his energy to anyone that can take it. Aileen Shapland wills her loveableness to Dorothy Cox. Mel Sheppard wills his sunny disposition to the activity office force. Eileen Shinkle wills her picture to anyone who buys an Almanac. Bob Simmons wills his ability to bring home the bacon to Ace Hang- ner. Helyn Smith takes her blond loveliness with her. -17...