Franklin High School - Post Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1940 volume:

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X K 4' I w I 3 A 1 ' -IE 7 1 RK SKK K K Q. -.'A Kg K x, Lv 1 , sf Q ' 'ii 1 'E ak., io xik xf 'i K . .X 31 8 x X E., 1 Q wg. -gg, 'ws K mix.,- -.2 NND, fx. fume '40 14fmanac fhedenlecl if Benjamin aaankfin 51:11-aol podlani, Uaegon X wi NW 5 -.,..,r.. - fbeclicaiian '74 paw, :ff enum, ia cmffwzm, Za paagaeu, JAM ta A4?ma!zlifii fume, we, Me Wwwafzzwym gwewfw cfm of 1940, cfecfabaje MM, can vqfmanac. aww, facun Me ,aafszw This sky-view of Franklin again shows the architectural beauty of Franklin's campus from a different slant. Gordon Burbee, Franklin student flier, is responsible for the picture which was taken from his plane. Perhaps the students can imagine the immensity of our campus when the stadium is completed and the tennis courts and park are added next to the school. Franklin is now the most attractive school in Portland and soon in the future it will have the most up-to-date 'athletic facilities. 1-The Royal May Fete Court. 2-A basket of flowers is presented to Queen Maxine I. 3-Queen Maxine I and Robin Hood. 4-Clarke, y0u're supposed to watch 5 6 7 8 9 -These maidens the parade. seem to enjoy 'Ano school. Doug Meeker and Judy Locke trail their majesties. -Butterfield and Suhlette in stunt COSYUITICS. Master-of-ceremonies, Fred Yerke, thinks of his speech. How can he with them around. -VVaiting for the decision. Panama Rmfh I Just as the satin smooth petals form a rose, the petals of charm, poise, graciousness, and beauty form the personality of Ruth King, Franklinls Rose Festival princess for 1940. Ruth, whose, soft, low voice charms all who listen, has shown outstanding leadership and ability in her school life. She has for many years been active in the city-wide activities of Girl Reserves, and has held offices in her class and several clubs. The first eye-catching points you notice when you meet Franklin's prize rose is her flashing smile of perfect White teeth, and the quiet friendliness of blue-green eyes. Her graceful posture truly makes this King a queen of youthful beauty. 14lmanac Ufficmd. ZcZzafm,zn,G!uzj glcfan Wag X f ,mf fygwwv fqudlanf ZJILZG4 Budinufi Mmmqea Zzfaecf Qmke Micfou Jlunalake ,cz sag Seniors .....,.............. Harriet Kowitt, Bill Anderson Sports ........ ............,....,................. V ictor Brown Snapshots .............................,...................... jim Nisbet Clubs ...........,........ Norma Long, Albert Butterfield Feature Editor ..............,,.,.................... Ann Reynolds Farully ......,.......,............................,.... Harold Culver Typists ......,.,. ....... H elen Baldwin, Athelia Smythe flrr Editor ....,..,........................................ Adele Riggs Assistant Business Manager .............. Louise Cutler Cashier .....,.......,........................,........... Dorothy Estes Jdfvisers ....Y..... .....,..., M rs. Laura Glover Miss Hazel Richards '7Aeme The jammed main hall, the dignified brick buildings, the initial-scarred flagpole, the match-box portables-these we see everydayg yet it is this part of Franklin that will be remembered first when Franklin alumni reminisce. Because familiar scenes bring friends and happy times, the theme of the June 1940 Almanac is Everyday Franklinf' X ff jirirww Glafu Gjfzam President .......,....,' ...........,................ A Tim Birch me-Pm-fdenf ........ ...,.... B in McC1uskey Secretary .......... ....... . .... B arbara Lee Treasurer ............,...,.. ............. R uth King Typing Secretary ....,..... ....... IX Udori Funatake Sergeant-at-arms ........ .... .... D a n Cason Valedirtorian ...........A...., Fred Yerke Editor ...... , ................... Eldon Wolf ddfvixer.. ........ Nlrs. Alice Casebeer Adviser.. ........ Dir. James Nlanning 66744 Gaiam Salmon pink and wine. Elm Matin Our fortunes are measured by our efforts. 11 ABBOTT, LORRAINE General, Glencoe, Gyro-Pilots, Spanish Club, Northwest Beauty School. ABEL, ROSEMARIE General, St. Stephens, Gyro Pilots, Salesmanship Club, Penta- thlon, Live XVire, XVork. ADAMS, KATHLYN Commercial, St. Ignatius, Gyro Pilots. Globe Trotters, Skating Club, Dean's Offire, XVork. ALBERTSON, DOLORES General, Jefferson, Spanish Clulr, Gyro-Pilots, Business College. ALLAIN, EVELYN General, Vvoodstock, Gyro Pilots, Globe Trotters Vive Presi- dent, Usher, Girls Gym Club, Comptometer School. ANDERSON, DOROTHY General, Rainier Union High, lVork. ANDERSON, XVILLIAM College Preparatory, Richmond, Spanish Club President, Cam- era Club President, Post Staff. Almanac' Staff, Ive Houkey 40, Livewire, Class Play, VVork. ANTHONY, DIARJORIE General, Richmond, llyro Pilots, Yvork. APA. DOROTHY Geneml, Richmond, Gyro Pilots, XVork, ARVIN. PATRACIA ANN Lincoln, Gyro Pilots, Phi Delta Chi, Salesmanship, O.S.C. ASHKAR, DOLORES College Preparatory, Commerce I-lifrh, Gyro Pilots, Usher, Benjamin Franklin Players, Almanac Salesman, College. ATKINS, LUCILLE College Preparatory, Richmond, Gyro Pilots Treasurer, Gnlick, Pentathalon. Skating Club, Post Staff, St. Vinf-ents. BALDWIN, HELEN General, Creston, Quill and Scroll, Post Staff, Prenpers Vice President, -1-H Vice President, Tri-Y Treasurer, Apprentice Editor, Class Play, Almanac Typist, Kappa Chi, Dramatics Club, Sales Service, Scholarship, Live XVire. Senior Prom Come mittee. Senior Picnic Committee, Oregon State. BALDXVIN, MADELAINE Genenxl. Corbett, Oregon, Gyro Pilots, Theta Sigma Chi. Usher, Business College. BANKUS, HOXVARD College Preparatory, Sunnyside, Post Editor, Quill and Scroll, Livewire. Catalysts, Student Forum, Science Restart-li, Theta Sigma, Chi, Benjamin Franklin Players, University of Oregon. BAZZEL, MARVIN Quaker Club, Royal Order F , luootball '36, Baseball '37, Track '39 '40, Live XVire, Cafeteria, Dramatic Club, Portland University, BECK, BARBARA General, Corbett High, Beta Alpha Nu, Preppers, 4AH, Phi Delta Chi, Tri Colore. University of Oregon. BECKMAN, RUBY General, Glencoe, Globe Trotters Secretary, Gyro Pilots Vice President, Sales Service Secretary, Almanac Salesman, Class Play, University of Southern California. BEILSMITH, BETTY ANN College Preparatory, Sunnyside, Cyro Pilot Secretary, Tri-Y, Spanish Club, Vested Choir, Opera, Small Ensemble, Musire Contest '40, College. BENNETT, CALVI N General, Arleta, Oregon State. BENG-sToN, DORTH1-:A General, Jefferson 1-Iign, Gyro Pilots. Dwnmtics Club. Work. 12 BENSON, VIRGINIA General. Arleta, Gyro Pilots, 4-H Club, Commerce Club, TrivY, Globe Trotters, Oregon State College. BI-INT, GRACE College Preparatory, .Ioseph Kellogg. S1-holarship. Live XVire. Gyro Pilots President, Opera '37 '38 '3!I '40. Opera Lead '30 '40, Pi Sigma Alpha, Vested Choir '37 '38 '39 '40, Forest Grove Musie Contest '37, '30, Portland State Musir Contest '40, Portland National Musir- Contest '30, Cl-.iss Play Managrer, College. BORCIIGICI-IVINK. ROI-IER'l' Kellougz, General, Globe Trotters, Business College. ROROVICKA, JACK General. Tigard, Globe Trotters. Cafeteria, Baseball Manager. Ti-.lr-k Manager. Salesmanship Club, Ski Club, Oregon State College. BOWMAN. RUTH General, Kellogg, Gyro Pilots. Mirarle llook Club. M'ork. BHENVS'l'lfIR, ROBI-Ill'l' General. Joseph Kellogg, Salesmanship Club, Merchant Marine. BRADY, YVILLIAM General. Woodstoflk, Globe Trotters, Sigma Gamma. Legisla- tive Assembly. XVork. BROOKS, MILIJRED College Preparatory, Kellogg, Spanish Club, Gym Club, Gyro Pilots, NVork. BROXVN. JR.. VICTOR ll. College Prepaixltory. Oak Grove, HiAV President. Quaker Club Sec-retary, Quill and Scroll Vice President. Student liody Vic-e President, Post Sports Editor, Rif-a-kit Vice President, Major l,ettermen's Club. liaseball '33 '30 '-I0. Almanac' Staff, Fire Squad, Servic-e Squad, liive XVire, l'hi Dolta Alpha. Salesman- ship Club, College. B RYA N'l'. Ii RUCE College- Preparatory, Salesmanship, llramatics, Radio Club, Junior Hi-Y, Skating' Club, Track, VVork. BIRCH. JAMES General, President .lune '40 Class, Quakers, Hi-Y, liaseball '38 '30 '40, Sales Serviee President, Globe-Trotters Vire President. Fire Squad, Servic-e Squad, Major liettermans' Club, K.E.X. Football Reporter. Cafe, Areopagitieans, IIYIIIIILIIICS, Commerce Club. Alpha Delta Kappa, Creston, College. BUDNICK, MARGUl4IRl'l l'E General, Roosevelt High, Tri-Y, Gyrn Pilots, Dramatic-s Clllb, Oregon State College. BURGOYNE, RUTH College Preparatory, Sheridan High. Vested Choir. Opera Lead '30 '-40. State Music' Contest '38 '39 '40, National Music- Con- test '39, Livewire, Class Play, Phi Delta Chi Treasurer, XVil- lamette University. I3If'l I'l'I Rl lI-ILIJ. ALRER1' College Preparatory, Glen!-oe. Sigma G-.imma Lambda, Ire Hot-key '40, Stage Crew, Almanar' Staff, Oregon State College. CARLSON, LOUISE College Preparatory, Creston, 'l'ri-Y Vir-e President, Gyro Pilots Treasurer, Usher, Gulirtk, Oregon State Colleire, CASUN, DAN General, Richmond. Student Body President, Sergeant-at-arms June '40, Quaker, Hi-Y. Football, 'l'rark, Major Letterman Club, Gym Leader, Fire Squad, Service Squad, Cafeteria, Skating Club Vice President, Globe Trotters Sergeant-at-arms, Commerf-e Club. Areopagxitieans, Sales Service, Parifie Uni- versity. CARLA.SCl0, RICHARD General, Rif-hmond, Quaker Club Seeretary, Hi-Y. Salesman- ship, Globe Trotters. Cafeteria Board, Student Body Vit-e President, Student Council, Basketball '39 '40, Baseball '38 '39 '-40. Fire Squad, Serviee Squad, Bif-a-kit, Livewire, Pi Sigma Alpha. Thespians, Major Lettermen's Club, University of Oregon. CHALKER. PATSY Arleta. General, Tri-Y, 4-H President, Gyro Pilots, Globe Trotters, Saleslnanship Club. Almanas' Sales Manager, Oregon State College. CHRISTOPHER. NANCY General, Kellogg. Sales Service Secretary. Tri-Y. Gyro Pilots. Globe Trotters, University of Oregon. CLARK. HELEN RUTH General, Ashland, Pennsylvania, Sales Service, Globe Trotters, New York Dental College. CLARK E, A LBE RT General, Glencoe, Book Exchange, Student Body Offire, Vested Choir, Opera '39 '40, Usher, YVork. 13 gn I X A l l CLAYVILLE, JUNE CATHLEEN Vestal, College l'rep'arat0ry, Tennis '39, Pentatlilon Yiee Presi- rlent, Gyro Pilots, Tri-Y, Nurses Training. COCKER, GEORGE Creston, General, YVo1'k. CONNEH. MAWUDINE Arleta, General, Connnercial Club, Gyro Pilots, Work. COOKE. KEITH A. - XVashington. General. Beta Alpha Nu, Globe Trotters, Sales Servif-e, Track, ltltlllll U. CUUMPIR, AUDREY General, Kellog'g', Salesluansliip Club, Apprentices, Business College. CUON. .IUANITA General, Sunnyside, Gyro Pilots, Globe Trotters, Ilrannities Club, S3.l9SlllilllSlllD Club. Livewire, Carnival Print-ess, Oregon State College. CUVI-ILT., MARJURII-I General. Powelllinrst, Tri-Y, Gyro Pilots, Draniativs Club, Ure- gon State College. CUYLE. CURTIS College Preparatory, Grout, Jr. Hi-Y, Globe 'l'rotters, Base- ball, Fall Traek, tlregon State College. Clltl,Sl'E, ALBER1' ' General, St. Stephens, Salesnninsllip Club. Beta Alpha Xu, Oregon State College. 'S CIUPSLEY, JEAN College Preparatory. Grout, Tri-Y, Gyro Pilots. Spanish Club. Oregon State Colleue. ClUlXVI,EY, JOAN -, General. Creston. Delta Beta I'hi, Trefoil, Legrislative As- sembly, Globe Trotters, Tri-Y, l'slier, Benjys, Oregon State N College. 0 X 51 X xxqI'I7IiYICI!, HAROLD N College Preparatory, Lents, Livewire, Class Play. Globe Trot- . ters. Allllillllll' Staff, Class Motto Conunittee. l'ortlun1l Uni- . versity. x fl'Il'l'lS. 'l'HEOINlIU-I College Preparatory. D. A. Grout, Quaker Catalysts President, llivewires, Almanac' Salesman, Reed. ' AHL, GLORIA General, Luc-k, XVisc'onsin, Clippers, tiyro Pilots. Iieta Alpha Nu, Business Colleyre. wlAl'll,l'N, FREIDA General, Lents, 'Fri-Y, Gyro l'ilots, Girls Atliletie Association, Frenc-li Club, Post Stuff, College. IJASCENZO, BOB College 1'l'l-'Il2lI'!ll4ll'y. Illuminati I'i'esident. Secretary, Hi-Y Treasurer, Royal tlrrler of NIC' 'l'reasurrr, Ski Club Vice Presi- tlent. Spanish Club. Sl-holarsliip Club, Basketball 'PX '39 '40, Footlinlll '37 '38 'RSI AU, Trai-k '37 '38 '39 Hill, l'ost Staff, Service Stllltlil, Fire Squad. liif-a-kit, Livewire. May Fete Committee '39, Oregon State College, IIAVIS. JEANE'l l'E College 1'reparatory, Grant. Gyn-o Pilots Serg'eant-at-arms, Dra- rnnties Club, Bif-a-kit, Globe 'l'l'otters, Oregon State College. DAVIS, BRUCE College Preparatory, Glenvoe. Catalysts, Gun Club, Class Play, Oregon State College. IIE MENT, GENE A. Richmond, General, Quakers, Xvrestling '36, Cafe, Sales Serv- ice. Gym Leaders President, College. DIMOFF, DON S. Benson, General, Salesnianship, Globe Trotters, Stamp Club, Navy. DIXON, GENE General, .losenli Kellogg, Globe Trotters, Sales Service, Oregon University. 14 IDOBSON. BLOSSOM General, St., Ignatius, Tri-Y, Gyro Pilots, Globe Trotters, Nurses Training. DOUGHERTY, ROY General Course. Gleneoe, Globe Trotters, Stamp Club, XVork. IJOYLI-I, PATRICK College Preparatory, Sacred Heart, Cainera Club, Live XVire, Spanish Club, Service Squad, Psychology Club, Globe Trotters, Track, Golf, College. ICCKEI-l'I', CLYDE, FRANK VVoo1lstock, Alpha Delta Kappa, Globe Trotters, Oregon State College. I-IGGIMAN. ROBERT General, Gresham Union High, Opera, Forest Grove Contest, Band, Rusiness College, IGNGELBA RT, DO Rl A NNE General Course, St. Helens Hall. Latin Club, Art Club, Or- chestra, College. IGKICKSON, AUDICEY Grout. General. Gyro Pilots. Globe Trotters, Livewire. Stephen's College. ICSTES, DOROTHY General, Grout, Gyro Pilots, Cafeteria, Candy Counter, Al- nianao Sales Manager, Almanac Cashier, Yested Choir. Opera, YVillaniette. EVANS, BETTY Grout, General, Iiellinghani Normal. EVANS, J EANNE'I I'I41 Mt. Tabor, Gfyro Pilots, Globe Trotters, Oregon University. l lSCIIS, LILLIAN General, Lincoln High, Pmleeiclefl. WONTAINE, BETTY General, Richmond, Apprentice, lieta Alpha Nu, Tri Colore, Oregon State. FRALICK, CLAIRE MARGARET General, Creston, Apprentices, Vesterl Choir, Opera 'HR ,351 '40, State Music Contest, National Music Contest. Benjamin Frank- lin Players, Cafeteria Cashier, Multnomah. FRENCH, JUNE General, Glencoe, Gym Pilots, Trifoil, Phi Delta Chi, Oregon State College. FRICKER, BARHA RA College Preparatory, Glencoe, Gyro Pilots Presif nt, Vice r President, St. Vincent, Nurses Training. fl a , 5 y,l 1 Vf gf FIINATAKE, MIDORI College Preparatory. Lents, Business Manager of Almanac. Typing Secretary June '40 class, Delta. Beta Phi Treasurer, Gyro Pilots Secretary, Dean's Office, Franklin Student Forunl, Livewire, Head Usher, Quill and Scroll, College. F RAND SE N. GE NE VIEVE College Preparatory, Marysville, Gyro Pilots, Ifsher. St. Vin- rzents, Nursing Training. GA RDNIG R. MARTICKA COIIIIIIPITTQ. Geneml, Globe Trotters. Cafe, XVo1'k. GATES, NORMAN LEE College Preparatory, Kellogg. Suliolarship, University of Oregon. GEIB, IDA VERA General, Lebanon High, Business College. GIBBO NS, THEODO RE College Preparatory, Hosforfl, Ski Club, Golf, Jr. Hi-Y Set-ref tary, Oregon State College. 15 GIIGLER, JOHN General, lVilla1nette, Oregon, Quaker Catalyst Vive President, Sales Serviee. Globe Trotters, Almanac Salesman, College. GIBSON, LOUIS College Preparatory, Kellogg, Ski Cluh, Quaker Catalyst Club, Sales Servive Club, Class Play, College. GOIISEY, MARY LOUISE General, Oregon City, Nurses Training. GOODRICH, FRANK General, Commerce High, Football '37 '38 '39, President Inter- City Hi-Y, Prom Committee, Class Play, NVasbingt0n Uni- versity. GOOINVIN, HARRY KENNETH Glencoe, General, Beta Alpha. Kappa Vive President, Globe Trotters, Alpha Delta Kappa, Oregon State College. GOI? RLEY, MA U RICE College Preparatory, Creston, Livewire, Ilist. Mgr. S. B. Drive, Almanac Salesman, Quaker Catalyst Club. College. GRAY. CHARLOTTE General, Glencoe, Gyro Pilots Treasurer, Alpha Tau. Dra- maties Club, Salesmanship Club, Livewire, Class Play, IVork. GRIEP, DOLWORES E. Roosevelt, General, Tri-Y, Post Staff, Dramatilcs Club, Ore- gon State College, GREENE, MONA College Preparatory, Salem High, French Club, University of Oregon. KSIUCEXE, NAOMI General, XVIIOdSt0i'K, Hi Ki Ki, Gyro Pilots, Nurses Training. GRIPP, DOROTHY ELAINE Ileaverton, General, German Club, Tri-Y, Gyro-Pilots, Operetta '37 '38, Business College. GRITFKE, DONALD General, Powellhurst, Camera Club, Sales Servive, Football Manager '39, Class Play, Behuke IValker. GUTOVVSKY, RAY College Preparatory, Hosford, 'Prack '37 '38 '39 '40, Quaker Catalysts, Live XVire, Almanac- Salesman, Oregon State College. HAACK, EDNVIN College Preparatory. Richmond, German Club, College. HAIDDIX, EUGENE IRXVIN College Preparatory, Auburn Union Grammar S4-bool, lVork. IIAGER, STANLEY College Preparatory, Glencoe, Stamp Club President. Catalysts, Post Feature Editor, Student Forum, Undecided. HAMMACK, MARIAN General, Riehmond, Benjy, Tri-Colore, Pi Sigma Alphu, Globe Trotters, Scholarship, Livewire, Service Squad, Almanac Sales- man, Class Play, St. Helen's Hall. HANNA, JUNE Commerce, General, Tri-Colore, Trefoil Vic-e President, Sales- manship Club, Undecided. HARPER, RALPH College Preparatory, VVoodstock, Quaker Club President. Foot- ball, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Hi-Y, Boys Representative. Fire Squad. Traffic Squad, Masque and Dagger, Pi Sigma Alpha, Salesnranship Club, Oregon State College. I-IARMON, DORA Gilbert, College Prep, Gyro Pilots Seeretary, Fire Prevention Contest, Oregon State College. HARRIS, MARGARET General, Kellogg, Gyro Pilots, Girls Athletic- Association, College. 16 HAXVKSLEY, BOB General, D. A. Grout. Gym Leader, Sales Service, College. HMIICR, LANVRENCE General, Benson, Track. Band, Orchestra, College. ll.ltll'lR, ROl4l-IRT HENRY General, Creston, Livewire, Beta Alpha Nu, College. HI-IDGES, LUCILLE General, Commerce Hiuh, I ranlclin Student Forum, NVork. lllI.I,. RFTH lG'I'lll:IL llosford. General, Benjys. Tri-Y, Albany, IIOIZSON, ORLA EVA Girls Polytechnic, General, Salesmansliip Club, XVork. HOLMES, JEAN Geneml, Sunnyside, Gyro Pilots Vive President, Livewires, XVork. HOWE, VVILLIAM College Preparatory, Eugene, Oregon, German Club, Salesman- sliip Club, Rockies, Post Staff, College. HOLXVEGER, GENE General. Vestal, Illuminati President. Salesmansliip Club, Foot- ball '3T. Baseball '37 '38 '39 '40, Basketball '37 '38 '39 '-LO, Bif-a-kit, Cafe, Track '39, Livewire, Oregon State College. HUBEL, ARTHUR General, XVoodstock, Scholarship Club, Stage Crew, Work. HITNSAKER, EDVVARD Creston, College Preparatory, Skating: Club, Portland U. HUSK, MARY General, xV0Ofllll6l'E!, Spanish Club Secretary, Post Business Manager '39 '-10, Gyro Pilots, Preppers, May Fete, University of Oregon. HUTTOX, ED Technic-al High Sc-liool, General, Pin Committee, Areopagi- ticans, Alpha Delta Kappa, Track, Basketball, Globe Trotters, Commercial Club, California U. INCE. DONNA General, Arleta, Gyro Pilots, Business College. INOUYE, JEROME General, Arleta, Baseball '37 '38, Basketball '37, Sales Service. Globe Trotters, College. INUZUKA, YONEKO College Preparatory. Joseph Kellogg, Girls Athletic Association President. Pentathalon, Tri-Y, Preppers Vice President, Tri- Colore, College, JACQVES, DORIS College Preparatory, Hosford, Fremlh Club, Gyro Pilots, Scholarship, Service Squad, Cafeteria, Class Play, Oregon State College JOHNSON, DRUSILLA General, Richmond, Benjys President. A.G.S. Vice President. Livewire, Globe Trotters, Latin Club, Beta -Alplia Nu, Ski Club, Franklin Student Forum, Portland Art Museum. JOHNSON, ROBERT General, Arleta, Gun Club, Catalysts, Golf '39 '40, College. KAJIXVAVA, MAKIKO General, Apprentice, Undecided. KAUFBLAIN, JUNE General, Creston. Hi Ki Ki Treasurer, Pentatlilon Vice Presi- dent, Gyro Pilots, City Sewing Contest 2nd Prize, Oregon State College. 17 KENNEDY, MARY VIRGINIA College Preparatory, Mitchell, South Dakota, Trefoil President, Gyro Pilots, Monmouth. KESTNER, VIOLET General, Richmond, Gyn: Pilots, Livewire, Oregon State Col- lege. KING, RIT'l H College Preparatory, Seaside High School. Gyro Pilots. Legis- lative Assembly, Tri-Y Vic-e President. Tri-Y Inter Club Presi- dent, Secretary, Benjamin Franklin Players, Beta Alpha Nu Secretary, Hi Ki Ki Vice President, Treasurer June '40 Class, Rose Festival Princess, Oregon State College. KITCHEN, DOROTHY MARIE College Preparatory, Joseph Kellogg. Salesmanship Club. Miracle Book Club, Gyro Pilots, Business College. KNORR, MELVIN General, Grant High, Globe Trotters, Business College. KOAVITT, HARRIET College Prepamtory, Glencoe. Hi Ki Ki, Almanac Staff. Ben- jamin Franklin Players Vice President. Usher, Gyro Pilots Vice President. Gulick, Dean's Office, Almanac Salesman, French Club, Scholarship Club, Livewire, Student Body Office, Carni- val, Class Play, College. KRISTENSEN, DOROTHY North Central High School, College Preparatory, Spanish Club Vice President, Globe Trotters, University of Oregon. KRUSE, FRANCIS WVILLJAM College Preparatory, Kellogg, Benjamin Franklin Players. Phi Delta. Chi. Alpha Tau. Vested Choir, 4-H Club, Opera '37 'IIS '30 '40, Forest Grove Musical Contest. Almanac Salesman, German Club, Thetn Sigma Chi, Oregon State College. LACY, PAT General, Richmond, AVork, LAMB, BILL General, Arleta, Quaker Club, Yell Leader. Commercial Club President. Track. Junior Football, Phi Delta Phi President. Globe Trotters, Livewire Cafeteria, Class Play, Thespians, College. LAMVIK, MARIE General, Russellville, Cafeteria Bookkeeper, Student Body As- sociation Bookkeeper, Livewire, Usher, Reed. LEE, BARBARA College Preparatory, Glencoe, I-Ii Ki Ki President, Gyro Pilots President, June '-1-ll Class Secretary, Tri-Colore, Almanac Sales! man, Class Play, University of Oregon. LEONARD, JEAN College Preparatory Course, Fulton Park Grammar School. Trefoil President, Beta Alpha Nu, Scholarship Club, Iaitin Club, Almanac Salesman, Post Staff, Gym Leader, Reed College. LINKLATER, HELEN GRACE General, Sunnyside, Gyro Pilots Historian, Trefoil President. Beta Alpha Nu, Globe Trotters, Salesmanship Club, St. Helen's Hall. LONG, NORMA College Preparatory, Glencoe, Pentnthlon President, Almanac Staff, Quill and Scroll, Gulick, Gyro Pilots, Service Squad, Class Play, Livewire, Scholarship Club, Post Staff, Benjamin Franklin Players, Dean's Office, Head Usher, Almanac Sales- man, Oregon State College. LOOK, HELEN General, NVoodme1'e, Gyro Pilots, Tri-Y, Trefoil, Opera i37, Oregon State College. MAASSEN, 'MILDRED General, Arleta, 4-H President, Gyro Pilots, Tri'Y, Benjamin Franklin Players, Almanac Salesman, Class Play, Oregon State College. MAC DONALD, LUOILLE General, Richmond, Hi Ki Ki, Legislative Assembly, Theta Sigma Chi, Salesmanship, Gyro Pilots, College, MAC FA RLAND, BRUCE College Preparatory, Marysville, Catalysts, Ski Club, Deutsches Varband, Soccer '37 '39, College. MACFARLANE, ROSE General, Richmond, Apprentice, A.G.S., Yell Leader, Class Play, XVork. MADDEN, DOROTHY General, Arleta, Gyro Pilots, 4-H Secretary, Commerce Club, Globe Trotters, Kappa Chi, Salesmanship Club, Benjamin Franklin Players, Opera, Scholarship, Class Play, Tri-Y, Dra- matics Club, Oregon State College. 18 MALOXE. SHIRLEY General. Creston, Opera, Preppers, Oregon State College. MA RASCO, EDYTI-IE General. D, A. Grout, Gyro Pilots. Scholarship, Livewire, Globe Trotters, Class Motto Committee, Marylhurst Normal Srhool. MA RSHV JOHN General. Creston. Ileujaniin Itranklin Players, Track '35 'JNL Globe Trotters, College. MAYHEAD. ANNE General, Ilinnsineatl, Gyro Pilots. XVork. MAYNARD, DELLA General, Seaside, Vntleeidetl. MC BEE, LA VONNE General. Nl'ootlstoek. Gyro Pilots chestra, Post Staff, Ca MC mera Club. CABE, EDXVARD JEROME Coiuiuert-e Club, 4-II Club, . Preppers, Band, Tri-Y. Or- N. XV. School of Couuuerce. College Preparatory, St. Stevens, Portlantl Fuiversity. MC CLUSKEY, BILL College Preparatory. Student Body Yiee President. June '40 Vice President, Quaker Club President. Basketball. Baseball. Hi-Y Secretary. Royal Order of F Vit-e President, Post Staff. Cafeteria, Servit-e Squad, Fire Squad, May Fete Court. llife a-kit Class Pin Committee, Livewire, Spotter for Football KBPS, Alniamte Staff, MC C3ORMA 'K ROBERT Stanford. I , College Preparatory, Glencoe, Catalysts President, Camera Club Treasurer, Almanac Salesniun, Fraiiklin Gun Club, Ski Club, Livewire, Scholarship, Ice Hockey '40, Track '38, Reed College. MC COY, EVELYN General, Creston, Gyro Pilots, Usher, Northwestern College. MC DONALD, EVELYN College Preparatory, MC KAY, FRANK College Preparatory, Salesman, College. MC KEAN, FLORENCE Roosevelt, Livewire, Latin Club, Work. Kellogg, Scholarship, Catalysts, Almanac General, Richinontl, Pentathlon Vice President, tary, Preppers President, Gyro Pilots, Livewire, MC KETHEX, BOB Benson, Livewire, Salesnianship, Typing Team ' Sigma Chi, Oklahoma I'. M C MII RRY, LUC I LLE General, Gyro Pilots. Cafeteria, California U. Mc QUAW, WVILLIAM Tri-Y, Usher, Livewire, Tri-Y Secre- College. 38 '39, Theta Sales Service. General, Arleta, Salesmanship Club. Soccer, XVork. MEEKER, DOUGLAS College Preparatory. Glencoe, Track '36 '40, Yell King '37, College. METCALF, CRYSTAL General, Iloselmru Higrh School, Globe Trotters Secretary, Tri-Y Vive President, Gyro Pilots, Salesuuinship Club, Business College. MICKEL, EDXVIN General, Sunnyside, Science Research, German Club, Alpha Tau, Pi Sigma Alpha, Benjamin Franklin Players, Opera, Class Play, Vestetl Choir, Forensic Contests, National Music Contest, Music. MILBRANDT, EVELYN General, Glencoe, Gyro MILLEN, ROBERT Pilots, Albany College. General, TVO0dllll I'P, Salesiuansliip Club, Globe Trotters, Diesel Engineering School. I9 MILLER, ROBERT College Preparatory, Kellogg, Salesmauship, Oregon State Col- lege. MILLER, CHARLOTTE General, Girls Polytercllnio, Gym Pilots, Tri-Colore, Tri-Y Treasurer, Salesmanship Club, XVork. NOEN, JOHN College Preparatory, NVUOGIIIQIWS, German Club, Undecided. MOHENG, NEVA General, Edgar-Nebraska, Salesmanship Club, Class Play, XVork. MORGAN, BETTY General, C0lI1lll9I'l'f', Tri-Y, Salesmanship Club, Ihltleffidefl. MORSE, CHARLOTTE General, Spray High Svhool, Salesmanship Club. 4-H Club, Usher, College. MONTCHALIN, JACQUELINE College Preparatory, Miller Jr. High, Preppers. Gyro Pilots Secretary, Dmmatics Club, Franklin Student Forum Secretary, Post Staff, Multnomah College. MOTT. EUNIS General, Hosford, Beta Alpha Nu Secretary, Franklin Follies, Freshie Frolics, St. Augustine College. MOTT. JESSIE General, Hosford, Gyro Pilots, Phi Delta Chi, Fisk University. MAYER. STEPHEN General, Binnsmead, Oregon State College. MUCK, VIRGINIA Geneml, Kellogg, Gyro Pilots Vic-e President. Girls Athletic Assoeiation President, Head Usher, Oregon State College. RIUNSON, KENNETH General, Sunnyside. Yestell Choir, Opera, Class Play, Globi- Trotters, Salesmanship Club, College. MUNSON, LOREN KRAIG General, Globe Trotters, Cafe, Football Manager '38 '39, Class Play, Salesmanship, Orchestra, Oregon State College. BIYERS, DOROTHY General, Canby Union High, Tri-Y, XVork. NEYVELL, WVILLJ.-XMI General, Benson Tech, Fire Squad, Service Squad, Track, Base- ball, Football, Soerer, Illuminati, Franklin Rifle Club, Hi-Y, Cafeteria, Major Letterman Club, Stanford. NISBET, JAMES College Preparatory, Glencoe, Camera Club President, Ski Club, Ice Hockey '40, Almanac Staff, Oregon State College. NOLDE, JACK E. General, Milwaukie, Globe Trotters, Commercial Club, Sales- manship Club, Football Manager '38, Opera '36 '37, Porte land U. NOVACK, LA VERNE General, NVoodstock, Tri-Y, Globe Trotters, Ski Club, VVork. 0' CONNELL, JACK General, lVoodstouk. Globe Trotters, Gym Leaders, Salesman- ship, Livewire, Junior Basketball, Notre Dame. OLSON, HELEN MARGARET Kellogg, Tri-Y Cabinet, Gyro Pilots, Girls Sport Club, Sales- manship Club, Usher, Preppers, College. IYNEAL, HELEN General, St. Helens, Oregon, Gyro Pilots, Vested Choir, College. 20 OWVEN, DELTON College Preparatory, Glencoe, Livewire, Track, Cluss Play, Commercial Club, Latin Club, Multnomah. PASKO, ROBERT General, Newport, Oregon, VVork. PEYER, MA! General, Creston, Gyro Pilots, Trefoil, XVork. PHILLIPS, JEAN College Preparatory, Glencoe, Apprentice President, A.G.S. Secretary, Vested Choir Accompanist, Opera Af-compunist, Post Staff, Forest Grove Music Contest '38 '39, National Music Contest, Gerluan Club, Scholarship Club, Oregon U. PHILLIPS, VIRGINIA College Preparatory, Grout, Gyro Pilots, Livewire, Oregon State College. PHILLIPS, XVILBERT College Preparatory, YVoodmere, Post Graduate. PRICE, LORRAINE General, NVoodstock, Undecided. POMEROY, .TACK General, Arleta, Theta Sigma Chi. Opera '37 '38 '39 '40, Vested Choir, Class Play, Multnomah College. PUCKETT, MARGARET General, Dmmatics Club, D, A. Grout, Gyro Pilots Vice Presi- dent, Benjamin Franklin Players Secretary, Salesnianship Club, Usher, Oregon State College. QUARLES, KENNETH General, Forest Park, Industrial Chemist. REED, DAWNA College Preparatory, XVoodstock, Delta Beta Phi, Gyro Pilots, Post Staff, Salesmanship Club, College. RENNIE, ISIARGARET N General, St. Ignatius, Gyro Pilots Secretary, Sergeant-at-arms, Northwestern Business College, I i REYNOLDS, ANN College Preparatory, Hosford, Secretary of Student Body, Quill and Scroll President, Gyro Pilots President, Gulick Presi- dent, Post Feature Editor, Almanac Staff, Franklin Publicity Manager, State Press Conference, Dean's Office, Franklin Student Forum, University of Oregon. REYNOLDS, VELMA General, Commerce, Gyro Pilots Secretary, Phi Delta Chi Sec- retary, Usher, American Legion Oratorical Contest, University of Oregon. RIGGS, ADELE College Preparatory, Kellogg, Activity Secretary Student Body, Associate Editor Post, Almanac Staff, Gyro Pilots President. Hi Ki Ki Editor, Quill and Scroll, Pentathlon Vice President, Franklin Student Forum President, Usher, Ski Club, Scholar- ship, Service Squad, University of Oregon. ROBINSON, BETTY General, XVoodstock, Gyro Pilots, Usher, Girls Gym Club, Globe Trotters, Art School. ROGERS, BERNARD College Preparatory, Richmond, Globe Trotters, Spanish Club Vice President, Camera Club, Post Circulation Manager, Ski Club, Livewire, University of Oregon. ROISOM, BILL General, Hosford, Hi-Y Vice President, Quaker Club Vice President, Bif-a-kit, Assistant Fire Chief, Service Squad, Basketball '39 '40, Salesmanship Club, Cafeteria, Globe Trot- ters, Livewire, College. ROORK, VIRGINIA LORAINE General, Sunnyside, Gyro Pilots, Globe Trotters, Opera '36 '39, Vested Choir, XVork. ROSS, NORMAN General, Mt. Tabor, Opera '38 '39 '40, Vested Choir, Forest Grove State Contest, National Music Contest, Phi Sigma Alpha, Globe Trotters, Legislative Assembly, XVork. SANDEFER, JANE General, Grout, Gyro Pilots, Globe Trotters, Comptometer School. 21 I SANVYERS, MARSHALL RICHARD Kellogg, General, Salesnianship College. SCHIEWE, JOHN College Preparatory, Jefferson, Oregon State College. SCHULER, ELINOR General, Girls Polytechnic, XVork. SEELYE, EDGAR JAMES College Preparatory, NVoodstock, College. SIES, MARGARET General, Richmond, Gyro Pilots, Salesinanship Club, Oregon State College. SINNER. LORRAINE General, Joseph Kellogg, Gyro Pilots President, Livewire, Tri- Y, Post Staff, Business College. SMITH, EMMA G-eneral, Kellogg, Gyro Pilots, Globe Trotters, Scholarship, College. SMITH. KATHLEEN College Preparatory, Melba High, Seattle Pacific College. SMYTHE, ATHYLIA General, Yvoodmere, Benjy Vice President, Livewire, Globe Trotters, Almanac District Manager, Student Body Drive Man- ager, Class Play, Pacific University. SOUTHARD, VERONA College Preparatory, VVoodmere, Gyro Pilots, College. SPEER, BURKE General, Binnsmead, Oregon State College. SPENCER, GORDON College Preparatory, XVoodn1ere, Track '38 '39 '40, Track Captain '39, Quaker Club, Library Page, XVork. STALEY, IONE General, Gresham, Fire Prevention Oratorical XVinner, Ben- jamin Franklin Players President, Gyro Pilots, Carnival Princess, Vested Choir, Class Play, Livewire, Usher, University of Oregon. STARRETT. BETTY College Preparatory, Kellogg, Gyro Pilots, Tri-Y, Undecided. STEPHENS. MARGARET General, Kellogg, Gyro Pilots, Tri-Y, VVork. ST. JOHN, KENNETH College Preparatory, XVoodstoek, Salesmanship Club, College. STEXVART, FLOYD General, Binnsinead, Oregon State. STOCKMAN, LOIS BELLE General, Richmond, Gyro Pilots, XVork. STIIEETER, BERNICE General, XVi1son .I1-, High, Salesmanship Club, Globe Trotters, Undecided. STOCKS, RHODA B. General, Lents, 4-H Secretary, Commercial Club, Tennis, Gyro Pilots, Usher. Oregon State College. SPBLETTE, JACK College Preparatory, Kellogg, Salesmanship Club, Undecided. 22 SVI-LRKO, MARY General, Arleta, XVork. SWART, YIYIAN General. Creston. Gyro Pilots. Globe Trotters, Salesmanship Club, Livewire, Commerce Club, AVork. TANABE, TUSHIE General. Joseph Lane School, College, TAYLOR, JULIA General, Rit-hniontl, Gyro Pilots, Globe Trotters, Livewire, Girls Glee, lVork. 'l'lCl-INK. ABE General. Arleta, Livewire, Benjamin Franklin Players, Dra- inatics Club, Gyin Lender, Yestetl Choir, Class Play, lVork. 'I'l-IRHITNE, Bois General, Glencoe. Globe Trotters, Sales Service, Kappa Chi. llramatics, Cafe, XVork, THERKILDSEN, RUBY General, lVoodrnere, Gyro Pilots, l'hi Delta Chi, Xl'ork. THOMPSON, MARY ANN General, Commerce Gyro Pilots. Livewire, ljllllPl'lt'l9fl. THOMPSON, ROBERT General, Llewellyn, Illuminati Treasurer, Hi-Y, Royal Order of F, Track '37 '38 '39, Football '38 '39, Cafeteria, Beta Alpha Nu, Fire Squad, Basketball Manager '37, University of Oregon. THOMPSON, AVINIFRED General, Corvallis High. lVork. TODD, ELEANOR College Preparatory, Glencoe, A.G,S. President, Yice Presi- dent, Gyro Pilots President, Franklin Student Forum, Gulivk Vice President, Almanac District Manager, Livewire, Opera '37, D..-LR. Citizenship Award, Dean's Office. Student Body Office, Head Usher, Class Play, XVillamette University. TOXVN, HARRY General, Richmond, Illuminati, HieY, Tennis '37 '38, Golf '39, Fire Squad, Traffic Squad, Almanac Staff, Post Staff, College. were TUISBS. GERALDINE College Preparatory, Minnesota, Offiee Assistant, Undecided. VAN BLARICOM, ERYIN General, Lents, Globe Trotters, Salesinanship Club, Untleeided. FNDERDAHL, GLADYS College Preparatory, Joseph Lane. Tri-Y, Apprentices. Cafe- teria. Undecided. VOORHEES, NVESLEY College Preparatory, liinnsmead, Yested Choir, Oregon State College. WAALEN, HADLEY College Preparatory. Joseph Lane. Globe Trotters, Gym Lead- ers, Boxing, Livewire, Sales Service, University of Idaho. XVAGGONER, VVILMA General, Bonneville Grade Sehool, Gyro Pilots, Tri-Y, Sport Club, Penthalon Treasurer. Alumnae Salesman, Oregon State College. XVALKER, BETTY General, WVoodntere, Gyro Pilots, Sale-sntanship, l'sher, Colleae, XVALLIN, BETTY College Preparatory, Glencoe. Bt-njys, Tri-Y. Globe Trotters. Latin Club, Nurses Training. XVA LTON, E V A LYN General, Kellogg, Livewire. Pentathlon, Girls Atheltic Assor-ia' tion, Latin Club, Tri-Y, College, 23 XVARDEN, REX General, Hoquiam High, Globe Trotters, Livewire, Undecided. XVARE, 'VICRTA General, XVashington, Salesm-anship, Latin Club, Beauty Col- lege, WAYSON, RICHARD General, Kellogg, Globe Trotters, Oregon State College. XYEISSENDORN, STUART H. College l'reparatory, Lincoln High, German Club 'I'reasure1', Track '36, Salesmanship Club, Dramatics Club, Livewire. Opera '38 '39 '40, Vested Choir, Forest Grove Music Con- test '30 '40, Class Play, Nation-al Music Contest '39 '40, U.C.L.A. WVIGLESXVORTH, VICTOR General, Sunnyside, Almanac Salesman, Portland University. XVILLIAMS, KENXETH General, WVoodmere, VVork. XVILLIAMS, MARJORIE LOUISE General, Marysville, Commercial Club, Gyro Pilots, Globe Trotters, Saleslnanship, Sybil Adams. XVILSON, DEAN General, Sherwood High School, Benjamin Franklin Players Club, Annapolis Naval Academy. XVILSON, DON R. General. XVashington, Football, Hockey, Opera '38 '39, Forest Grove '39 '40, National Music Contest '39, Vested Choir, Fashion Follies, Class Play, Salesmanship, XVi1lamette U. XVINN, LILLIAN General, Powellhnrst, 'l'rifY President, Gyro Pilot President, Penthalon, 4-H Club, Usher, Oregon State College. VVISSLER, XVENDELL College Preparatory, Glencoe, Tennis, Illuminati, Ski Club, Wo1'k. WVOLF, ELDON College Preparatory, Lents, Almanac Editor, Livewire, District Manager of S. B. Drive, Post Staff, Quill and Scroll, Senior Assembly Committee, University of Oregon, XVOLLETT, LORETTA College Preparatory, St. Ignatius. Gyro Pilots, Benjamin Fnanklin Players, Preppers. Tri-Colore Secretary, Trefoil Vice President, Typing Team '38 '39, Livewire, Shorthand Team, Reed. YEOMAN, DOROTHY College Preparatory, Richmond, Benjys President, Dutches Ver- band Vice President, Tri-Y, Dean's Office, Livewire, A.G.S, Secretary, College. YERKE, FRED College Preparatory, Richmond, Student Body President, Class Play, June '40 Valerlictorian, Quaker Club Sergeant-at-arms, Hi-Y, Associate Editor Almanac, Chairman Student Dance Committee, Post Staff, Quill and Scroll, Scholarship, Assistant Fire Chief, District Manager Student Body Drive, Service Squad, Class Pin Committee, Franklin Student Forum, Cafe- teria, Reed College. YORK, MARTHA! General, Creston, 4-H Club Vice President, Preppers, Gyro Pilots, College. YORK, ROGER College Preparatory, Kellogg, Catalysts, Phi Delta Chi, Vested Choir, Opera, Reed. YORK, RUTH Creston, 4-H Vice President, Sergeant-ut-arms, Gyro Pilots Sergeant-at-arms, Preppers, General, College. YOUNT, HELEN General, Binnsmead, Gyro Pilots, Salesmanship Club, 4-H, Undecided. ZIE GLE R, CA ROL General, Gilbert, Delta Beta Phi, Livewire, Usher, University of Oregon. 24 BRENDELL, BLARK IV iofulzei a FEE, NEXVMAN General, Aberdeen S. D. Junior High School, Globe Trotters, College Prep, St. Ignatius School, Camera Club, Skiing Club, Portland University. Salesmnnsliip, Globe Trotters, Oregon State. A N BER A SWEEXEY LEONARD C Rgghfnggg C0593 Igipnrntory Reed Generai, Benson High, Vested Choir '38, '39, State Music Con- ' ' ' ' test, R-hetoricians, Science Research, Legislative Assembly, Phi Delta Chi President, Band, 4-H, College. DAUE, KENNETH A. General, 0.I.T., XVOrk. MEDEARIS, RAYMOND Arleta, Salesmanship Club, General, Work. GUNDERSON. MARTIN General, Salem Jr. High, Army Engineer. SHEPHERD, JAMES College Preparatory, Shasta Union High School, Undecided. HOFIHIAN, HARVEY College Preparatory, Milwaukie Jr. High, German Club, Army VISKOV, VIRGINIA Air Corps. General, Girls Polytechnic, Cafeteria, Nurses Training. IVILSON. RAY College Preparatory, Roosevelt, U. S. Army Air Corps, 25 Brenda and her pal studying? lone Staley in Vogues best. Ummm. VVhat inspiration. Bill 'fLone Ranger Anderson and . . . say! VVhich is the horse? It's just a pose. Hey, quit horning in. Don't cry, Lillian, heill come. Does that go to Franklin. Princess Ruth in action. Ummm! And what action! Get off the grass, freshies! Smile, daffodil. l'Dude Yerkef' VVe have nothing more to say. Rogers and Dascenzo set for the prom. Look at the dimples on Bob's knees. Relax, Birch, the teachers aren't looking. Nisbet at work. Hey, Norma, get up in picture four. 26 Row1--Hinunellsbaeh, Goff, Randell, Miss Meliercher, Barrett. an. '41 efadfi Presenting a barrage of activities and plans the January '41 class formed early in March with enthusiasm that is usually not expected of mid-year classes. Les Randall, class president, proved his leadership ability by immediately presenting plans for a class picnic, to be held near the end of the term, and new designs not only for the guards but also for the class pins themselves. OFFICERS President ................. ............ L es Randall Vice President .................. Allan Barrett Secretary ............................ Martha Goff Sergeant-at-arms .... Jessie Himmelsbach Z9 aid!!! '7e4mm4 Secam! 7efuna4 '7!wwZ '7wmeu 4amZ!n 7201014 Qifffa '7e'unw4 Slhcffn 7mmM.4 Almanac day. Believe it or not, that's Naomi be- hind the tongue. The staff in action. The picture's O.K., but where's Barney? The Tiger in action. Lounging on the campus. jun. class prexy, Randell, plus fatherly instinct. Come on down, Nisbet, the alti- tude's bad for your heart. Lunch period. Sh-it's a secret. Gene Holweger, before the bull runs. VVhat's the matter, Bob, tired? It's Limpy, again. Barbara Harrison. UMa Smythe. Ole maids' convention. VVhat a personality smile. Randell at work. Before the take-off. You don't need that, Butterfield. Barbara Lee and her beau. What's the matter, got a flea? Three against the world. Culver at work. Why can't I find a job like that? What do you know about construc- tion? VVhy, Bernard, you actually look embarrassed. Ferdinand. .52 Uaqwnzgajiand szwimf ami, aww President ............. Dan Cason Vice-President ........ Bill lVIcCluskey Secretary ........... ......... ........ A n n Reynolds Girls' R!?P7'L'56flff1fi7JE ..... ..... Post Editor ............. ...Eleanor Todd Howard Bankus Row 1-Greene, Thomas, Grey, Lee, Johnson, Van Doozer, Todd, Pfouts, Long, Gear- hardt, Fricker, Inuzuka, Claire. 14.6. s. The Associated Girls' Students is an organization composed of all the girls at Frank- lin. At their assemblies, held every other Tuesday, a club, each time a different one, would plan and present the program. Also an outstanding speaker gave a short talk at each assembly. The speakers included Dulcena Brown, Nliss Anne Miilheroii, Tommy Luke and Art Kirkham. The girls were, in addition, entertained by an archery and fencing exhibition. Highlight of this term's activities was their dance held at the end of the term. Being a revival ofthe old only girls attend, this dance, the Circus City Slidef' was pre- sented in a very lively and elaborate manner, 36 Huw 1--Koch, Bower, Riggs, Bailey, Husk, Leonard, Gillespie. ROW3-Burnham, Sherry, Baldwin, Dahlin, H1lg'Rl', Cameron, Billings, Bridenstine, Geiseke. 1Low3--Montehalin, Atkins, Dey. Nixon, Anderson, Reynolds, Miss Hauling, Mrs. Oliver, VS'aa11en, Taylor. Bankus, Howe, Smith. Sl-'illP1lAAFl'99IllfHl, Erlvr. nw: say, The publication of two special issues of the Post mark this termis staff as an am- bitious and successful one. These issues featured the anniversary of printing and the arrival of spring fashions. Once again, All American rating was received by the Post from the National Schol- astic Press Association. To complete the termys activities, members held a picnic at the summer home of Stan Hager. Of much interest was the public initiation of city Quill and Scroll members. Franklin pledges were: Doris Sherry, Midori Funatake, Helen Baldwin, Nlilton Smith, Eldon Wolf, Barney Koch, Jack Billings and Fritz Gieseke. Officers of the local chapter were: Ann Reynolds, president, Vic Brown, vice-president, and Norma Long, Secre- tarv. The staff was composed of: Editor, Howard Bankusg Associate Editor, Adele Riggs, Feature Editor, Stanley Hager, Sports Editor, Don Bridenstineg Copy Editor, Jack Billings: Staff Artists, .lean Leonard, Bill Erlerg Typist, Billy Howe, Adviser, Miss Agatha Harding, Reporters, Lucille Atkins, Helen Baldwin, Lee Bower, Ruth Cam- eron, Bob Churchill, Freda Dahlin, Fritz Giesecke, lylargaret Jane Gillespie, Billy Howe, Elaine Kjos, Barney Koch, Jacqueline Montchalin, Betty Nixon, Doris Sherry, Loraine Sinner, Milton Smith, Hadley VVaalen. Advertising lllanager, Mary Huskg and Business Manager, Mrs. Cecile Oliver. 37 , : ST L Quakm Glad PH'-Vidfflf --------- ------ B ill MCClUSlfffY Highlight of the term was the annual Viff-Pfffidfnf ------ ---4--- B ill R0iS0m spring informal dance held this year at the Sffffffdfy -'-'------ ------ A lan Barrett Nlasonic Sunken Ballroom with music fur- Treawref --,-....----..,. -..... V 'ic Brown nished by Woody Hite and his Royal Guardsmen. Another successful activity was the sale of hot cross buns, the money from which was donated for a new mirror in the athletic locker room. In their an- nual basketball game with Illuminati, the Quakers made it four straight with 28 to l9 score. Finally, to conclude a most suc- Birmi. I cessful term came the picnic with Hi Ki Ki. Sergeant-at-arms .,....,...,......... Fred Yerke Ad-viser ................ Mr. Herbert Eckhardt Row 1-Carlascio, Brown, Roisom, Mf'Clus- key, Yerke, Barrett, Mellurry, Row 2iIiIl'lC'llifl, Scott. Oliver, Hipes, Little, Hill, Monahan, Cason. IIow3A-Mattice, Spencer, Dellent, Smith, Gaul, Singer, Erickson, Southwick. Jie Ke Ke President ............ ........, B arbara Lee Th f H' K' K' ' t f th Vice-President ...... ..... P hyllis Lerdahl h C purpose O 1 1 ,I IS O ur er 5e,,,,m,y --,.-,-,-,,-- ---- J eannette ROSS t e love and the understanding of the out- Tffaflffff -------------- -----l- .l 'me Kaufman doors. The girls went on several hikes, ice Hzxtorzarz ,.,.,.........,....................... kay Dey Sergeant-at-arrnr ................ Betty Ploense Adfzfzxer ....,.............,. Miss Mildred Grant Row 1-Dey, Ross, Lee, Kaufman, Ploense, Riggs. RoW2fKendig, King, Green, Kowitt, Van Doozer, Burnham, Prentiss. Row 3-Pfouts, Barbour, Evans, XVright. Claire. Estes, Anderson, Farrington, President .,.......... ..... G ene Holweger Viee-President ...... ........ B ob Schieble Sefretaryng .......... ........,. B ill Newell Treasurer .......................,,, Bob Thompson Sergeant-at-arms ..............i... Ralph VViles Hd-viser ...................... Mr. J. R. Bymhold Honorary lllember Mrs. Dora Thompson Row 1vMrs, Thompson, XViles, Thompson, Holweger, Schieble, B. Newell, Mr. Bymhold. I!ow2---Clute, Meadows, J. Newell, Ne-ilan, Brown, Koch, Erickson. Row 3-Grove, Beltz, Sampson, Hobart, Roe- landt, Towne, Dascenzo, Beil. P President ........,...... .......,... N Orma Long Vice-President ...... ...,.. J une Kaufman Sefremry ,,,,,.,,....,,,.,...,....... Lucille Atkins Treasurer ........,..,........ Wilma Waggoner Sergeant-at-arms ........................ Kay Dey Adviser ....,...........,..... Miss Jennie Misley Row 1-Riggs, XVaggoner, Kaufman, Long, Atkins, Dey, Demmon. Row2---Grey, Zeazeas, XValton, Inuzuka, Abel, Harding, XVinn, Goff. Row3---Barbour, Bertoglio. Clayville, Trotti, Thomas, Harder, Holmes, Luckett, Ross, Locke, Dyer. skated, and picnicked with the Quaker Club. Other successful activities were the Nickle Hop Dance on April Foolls Day and a P.T.A. tea. As the Illuminati is composed of many of the leading athletes of the school, its purpose is to further good sportsmanship and cooperation among the students. Among the past term's many activities were their annual picnic, the Quaker-Illuminati basketball game, ice cream sales at all bas- ketball games, a crackerjack sale, and a party for Nlanley llliles, an old member who married during the term. After several weeks' pledging, which was marked by middies and cotton stockings, Pentathlon gave a most successful swim- ming party at the northeast Y. BI. C. A., where dancing and swimming were fea- tured. A moonlight hike, P.T.A. tea, and a novel A.G.S. program were also enjoyed by the girls. Then to complete the terms activities, they participated in a bicycle pic- nic trip to Oswego. 39 ' VU , Ii i -'0A Xi S Chief .......... Ralph Harper, Alan Barrett flsst. Chief .................. Eugene Southwick, Bill Roisom Boys' Captain .,.... Bob Dascenzo, Barney Koch, joe Taccogna, Bob Churchill Girls' Captains ,................... Norma Long, Row 1- Roxv 2- Row 3-- Lee Bower Brown, Newell, Barrett, Long, Bow- er, Taccognn. -Logan, Erikson, Locke, Hopkins, Jaques, Brooks. Fisher. Koch. Barbour, Fontaine, Gibbons, Hammock, Riggs, Hess. Row4-Mattiee, Roelauilt, Gillmugh, Yerke, Churchill, Mr. Trenholme, Dnseenzo, same Enlarged this term in order to carry an ever increasing number of duties, the Serv- ice Squad this term has become an impor- tant organization. The group ushered at the Open House, acted as doormen for the opera and class play, ushered in school as- semblies, and patrolled the halls. Fire Chiefs Alan Barrett, Gene Southwick rqjjijfanf Chiefs Fred Yerke, Bill Roisom Row 1-B. Newell, Barrett, Yerke, Roisom, Southwiek, Birch, Cason, Thompson, Mcklurry. Row Z-Koch, lhiscenzo, Doyle, J. Newell, Hill, Meadows, Churchill, Xvilliams, ML-Cluskey. Row3-George, NVeber, Kinney, Singer, Scott, Hipes, Brown, Muttiee, Towne, Brown, Smith. RUNX'-?Dlll'll8lll. Wiles, Schieble, Erickson. Always aiming at a new record the Franklin Fire Squad has completed this term some of the fastest and most orderly fire drills ever recorded. New fire drill rules, which were given to every student, now enable the building to empty faster than before. The lowest time recorded during the term was one minute, five sec- onds over the record. f25e!z'aBeZaP' President ............... ..... M argaret Gray Vige-Pregident ...... ...... L ouise Cutler Secretary ,........., r,.. .......... I e an Voorhees Treguurer ........,............... Jean Hilsenhopf Sergeant-at-arms .................... Jean Burke Ad-vzyer ...................... Mrs. Helen Allard Row1ffZiegler, Burke, Voorhees, Grny, Cut- ler, Hilsenkopf, Mrs. Allard. R0w2fDuun, Cheney, Ellers, Harder, Ross, Stuart, Zeller. Row 3-XVells, Griffin, Dyer, Gaul, Gilbert, Gibbons, MeClarin. President ............ ......... L illian WViI1I1 Vife-President .................. Louise Carlson Secretary ............ ....... K athleen Maloney Trgayurer .......,................ Charlotte Miller Reporter ............................ Helen Baldwin Inter Club Reporter .......... Joan Crowley Adviser ..,............,...... Isobel Zimmerman Row 1-King, Maloney, Baldwin, VVinn, Carl- son, Miller, Miss Zimmerman. Row 2-Hunt, Inuzukn, Dobson, NVngg0ner, Runyan, Metcalf, McKee, Menden- hall, Beilsmith. This last term has found Delta Beta Phi members very active in both social and service projects. The principal events Were: a lVl0ther's Day tea, a semi-annual Freshie VVelcome, formal initiation and installa- tion, A.G.S. program, afghans for refugees, and several hikes. 741, This year Franklin Tri-Y, which is the older group of Girl Reserves, has taken an active part in all inter-club activities, such as the Dad and Daughter Banquet, the Church Service, Hot Cross Bun sale, the Mid-Winter Convention, and a ticket sale to the Paramount and the Liberty theaters. 41 ,-.. 'M me NA Imam QT Wm. ,YQ W EJ We ' Ufwrw ,M-,., Mx. w ,mf President ............ .......... V ic Brown Vice-Presidenl ,..... ............... B ill Roisom Sefretary ............. ...... G ene Southwick Treasurer ......,.......... .,.... B ob Dascenzo Sergeant-at-arm: .,............,. Alan Barrett Editor ..,.,.,.,....,.,..,,,..,,.....,.,. Bob McMurry fid-viser ............ ,..,...., M r. Walter Goss l:lNY1ffllf?BIllI'I'1', Barrett, Roisom, Brown, Dnscenzo, Soutliwick. llow2--13. Newell, Scott, Korll, xVlllllllllS, Churchill, Hill, Thompson. Row3f.I. Newell. Smith, Town, Yerke, Erickson, Mc-Clnskey. HOW'-f 'SClli9lll9, Beltz, Monahan, Mnttioe, Hobart, Erickson, Cason. The Franklin Hi-Y reached a new peak of activity this term with many events on their calendar. A hike with Hi Ki Ki, a joint meeting with the Grant Hi-Y, a closed dance with the Quaker Club, paint- ing the school garbage cans, a banquet, and an important part in the Hi-Y Conference at Eugene were their more important ac- tivities. Raya! UMM of all Preyident ,....,....., .,....... A lan Barrett Vice-President ..... ..,,., B ill lVICCluSkCy Serretary ,,.......... ........... B ill Roisom Treasurer ................ ...... B ob Dascenzo Sergeant-at-arms ....... ......... B ob Schieble Editor ...,................ ............. B arney Koch .'Idfviser.v ,...... ....,... M r. Geo. Emigh Mr. John Londahl HMV 1--B. Newell, Dnseenzo, Koch, MeC'lnS- key, Barrett, Roisom, Mcblnrry, Schiehle, 1tow2-AJ. Newell, Brown, Knapp, Logan, Birch, Cason, Thompson, Meadows, XVilliams. Row 3--Dexter, Grove, Southwia-k, Kinney, Brown, XVi1es, Mattice, Erickson, Spencer, Beil. The Royal Order of FU was formed late in the term, but as soon as they were organized they began functioning and have done fine work in the short time. This club decided all problems concerning letters and stripes for the school. ' JIM! President ............... ......, P ete Keser Viee-President ........ .,...,, B ob Glenz Secretary ............ ,............ J im Rooney Treasurer .......,................ Gordon Worden Sergeant-at-arms ................ Jim Erickson Row1YfKincaid, Castle, Kaiser, Rooney, Erickson, XVorden. lt0w2e'Gr0ve. lllenz. Mikolovii-h, Newton, Harrison, Jones. O President ...... ...... B ill McCluskey llow 1-Seelig, Greene, Barrett, Reynolds, Torld, Sinythe, Tnylor, Dnscenzo. Row Ze- .lc-nnimrs, Bentlfson, Farrington, Hiss, Koch, Monohan, Ranilnll, Freeninn, Linnvik, Churchill. The ,Iunior Hi-Y has been organized for three years and is the only one of its kind in the city. llfleetings are held every Nlon- day night at eight o'clock at the Southeast Y.lVI.C.A. The twenty-five members of the club work together to give their serv- ices to the Y.lU.C.A. Who sold you the student body card? VVho sees that you get a P0st'l each week? And who takes the job of selling every kind of ticket from basketball to class play? These people are your livewires, elected two from each room. Acting as your represent- ative in student affairs, theirs is a job worthy of praise. 43 aaa new Na President ...............,...... Druscilla johnson fldfviser .......... Miss Mary Ellen Driscoll Row 1--Niehoff, Hopkins, MaeCollu1u, John- son, Kennedy. Row2-Pingo, Roscoe, Hager. Geurhardt, XVolvertou, Brenniser, Erler. S President ................,.. ......... S tan Hager Vice-President ..........,.. .,.... D on Perkins Cofrresjfondence Sec ......... Helen Crichton Recording Sec ................. Eloise Albertson Treasurer ....,..,............ David MacCollum Sergeant-at-arms .................. Don Dimoff fidfviser ...,............,..... Miss Ruby McKay Row 1--Crichton, Albertson, MoCullun1, Hag- er, Perkins, Dimoff. Rou'2-Miss McKay, Brant, Baldwin, Zen- zer, Xlfzigstaff, Robinson. RUW3-Arnett, Shaw, Rolfe, Hager, Smith. Beta Alpha Nu, the art club, is an in- formal group of students seriously interest- ed in art. They organized this term and have a membership of eighteen. The termis activities include a trip to the Art Miiseiim, two sketching trips-one to Washington Park, and an exhibit sale of their work in the hall on May 22, 2.3 and 24. Glad For the first time Franklin has had an active stamp club, which was organized to build up an interest in stamp collecting. Interesting speakers and stamp trading are the features of the meetings of this demo- cratic club, which is open to anyone inter- ested. Glade '7w1fz'y14 President ........... ...... B ill Lamb Vice-President ...................... James Birch Secreiary-Treasurer ..., Josephine Conner Row 17Ail2illlS, Van Hltll'iC70lll, XVzirden. Birch, Mr. Ennu, Butterfieltl, Con- ner. Row!-fMeHain, Mentlenlulll. Maurer, Swurt, Taylor, Dobson, Lowe, Zeller, Kaye. Row3-Tyler, Jones, Lindseth, Peterson, Hager, Turman, Nest, Persinger, Dixnoff. Those roaming, ne'er stay at home mem- bers of the Globe Trotters have certainly lived up to their name during the past term as they have taken numerous trips that were profitable as well as educational. Several trips include Swift Packing Co., Fred llieyers, Sunfreze Ice Cream Co., Coca Cola, and Royal Crown Co.-and they say that samples were abundant at all places. aaa., era President ..,,.,..,.,... ......... M arvin Smith Vine-President .........,.... Mildred Douglas Secretary- Treasurer ..........,... Floy Busch Historian .................,.... Lillian Bendinelli fldfviser ...................... Mr. George Emigh Row 1-Mr. Emigh, Snwyers, Douglass, Smith, Busch, Butterfield, Huffman, Christopherson. Row?---Steffy, Holmes, Liehtgarn. Adams, Severn, Rolfe, Jordan, Bendinelli, Lord. Row 3-Hunsaker, Bleuter, Monaghan, South- wick, Baekman, Strellman, Berry, DeWVaels, Atkins. i'The most active club in Franklin is the honor claimed by the Skating Club. Some of their activities include twelve skat- ing parties at rinks outside the city, three parties in the city rinks, a potluck dinner, a paper drive, and a boys' and girls, relay and racing team-that won all of the six races that they entered. 45 President .......,.... ...... K azuko Inuzuka Vice-Presidelzl v..... .............. I ezine Lee Serrrfary .......,..... ........... P hyllis Kist Treasurer ...................... Shirley Hamilton Sergeant-al-arms .......... Beverly Howard ,fldqfirer .,.....A..........., Miss Ella E. Wilson Howl---Smith, Strantllmerg, Howard, Kiste, Inuzukal, J. Lee, Hamilton, Krell, I-:ic-Inirilmelc, N. Lee. RClll'1g'3ICQll2ll'1'l6, St-rilxner, Kjoshnes, Mol- let, McMillan, Garrison, Hnlcoinlu, Fague, Arnold, Campbell, Edwards, Monaghan. President .......,..... ...... I ane Lembo Vice-President .........,.. . ..... Betty Sparks Serrctary-Treasurer ............ Betty Lemon Row1ffZagott:l, lVillia1ns, Lowe. Gustafson, Lemlvo, Lemon. Sparks, Pvalnier, Smith, Taylor. Row2.- Sehniidt, Carter, hlCCOYllllt'k, Bower, xV0Otll'llff, Renwic-lt, Ridgeway, Ran- dal, Ghulke, Hanks, Scott, Dough- erty, Sewell. President ............ ....... E ldora Green Vice-President ...... ...... T heresa Wise Secrelary ............... ..,...... I ean Conner Treasurer .....,........... ........... P at Glasgow Sergeaizt-at-arms ....,,,.,. Charlotte Cogger Reporter ......,..........,................ Ruth Curry .-ldfviser .,.... .....,. M iss Myrtle Groshong Row 1--Glasc-ow, Conner, Green, YVise, Cog- ,2'er, Miss Groshongg Curry. Row!--Andersen. Hulett. Trogen, Bennett. Erickson, Jennings, Obelisk, Lee, Usier, Sslrgent, Steliick, Knodel. President.: .......... ....... V irginia Clare Vzce-Prexzdent ....,.........,....... Ellen Nelson Secreiary-Treaxurer .... Mary A. Bertine Srrgearzt-al-arm.: ....,..... Leone Garrow Hzstorzan ...................... Mary Westrheim Song Leader ....... . .........,..,. Phyllis Dupee Reporter .........,. .................... M ary Bruer Adifiyers ........ ...... M iss Emily Marshall , Mrs. Alice Casebeer Row 1-Bruer, Garrow, Be-rtine, Claire, Nel- son, Dupee, vV9Stl'lli61'l'l. Rowllf--Haugner, Fricker, Oster, Branson, Sowls, Bernard, C00lllQl', Bengston, Nightingale, Lord, Lindley. .Wdu The new guidance club composed of freshie girls this term chose Aquilas for their name and blue and gold for their colors. Aquilas represents an eagle that soars high in the sky and a group of stars. There are over seventy members in the club and they are always ready to do what is asked of them. This second term guidance club is dance minded, for during the last term their two outstanding activities have been dances. One, a Valentine party, was complete with program, valentine drawings, and dancing. The other was a Leap Year dance, where each member brought a boy. A most impressive formal installation of officers at the House of Hobbies was fol- lowed this term by a very successful party. The club also served tea to the mothers and teachers at a P.T.A. meeting, and sent an afghan to the war refugees as a service project. Other activities included: a hike, a bicycle trip, and a tea for lWother's Day. Peqaau The Pegasus Club was organized four terms ago for the purpose of furthering friendship among the girls. One of the social activities of the club is the sponsoring of a semi-annual dance. Only Pegasus girls and boys to whom the girls give bids may attend. This term a Karmel Corn sale was sponsored by the club to raise funds for the dance. 47 g , ,wm.2 Mau: naar President ............... ........ H ilda Gearhart Vice-President ..,..... ...... A udrey Palm Secretary .............v. ...... L ouise Cutler Treasurer .....................v........ Frances Hall Sergeant-at-arms ...........,,, Margie Miller Reporter ......v.v...,................... Jean Gibbons r4d'viJc'rs ....... ....,.. M iss Olive Lehman Mrs. Jennie Doran Row 1--Cutler, Hull, Gearlmrdt, Palm, Gib- bons, Miller. Rmvfl--VVolverton, Harmon, Moeller, Gil- more, Harding, Johnson, Farrington, Sernioti, Metcalf. .-S' President .........,.....,.. ..... J eanne Miller Vice-Presidenl ........ .,....... G loria Marki Secretary .............,. ..........,, B etty Stearns Treasurer .................. Josephine Schuman Program Chairman ...... Marilyn Luckett Song Leader ...................,.. June Halloway Hdfvisers .....,..,,.,.... Miss Emily Marshall Mrs. Laura Scott Row 1-Miss Marshall, Miss Scott, Luckett, Stearns, Miller, Marchi, Schuman, Holloway. Row 2--Lewis, McPherson, Young, Bonaduce, Locke, Watson, Ireland, Taylor, NVright, Ross. President ............,. ....... B onnie Hutto Vice-President ................ Vienna Thomas Secretary .............. ....... C harlotte Boland Treasurer ......,....,.....,........ Lorraine Ellers Sergeant-at-arms ........ Caroline Formosa .fldfviser ......,....... Mrs. Georgia Dickinson Row 1--Mrs. Dornn, Formosa, Ellers, Hutto, Thomas, Boland, Mrs. Dickenson. R-ow 2--Snivus, Hamilton, Tate, Hyder, Lurs- man, Dey, Lerdahl, Burnham, Al- bertson, Kubitz. The Benjy Club is an organization of seventh term girls. One of its aims this term was to have more entertainment at meetings. An informal initiation was held at the home of the president, Hilda Gear- hart, and an elaborate party was given for the new members at the home of Louise Cutler. Cther socials were held during the term at the homes of the members. A moonlight hiking party ascending to the top of Mt. Scott-what bevy of beauti- ful girls is this? Why I do believe it's the Sacajaweas. Yes, this club also sold hot cross buns, gave a party for the freshies, a night dance in the cafeteria, and a romantic boat trip from Portland to Astoria. Some fun! Huhl This term has been a very successful one for the Clippers. Among their activities were a formal installation, a pot-luck din- ner, and a hike to hit. Tabor. The Clip- pers also had charge of one act of the Fashion Follies and have supported Whole- heartedly all other school activities. Q'qna,f9ilo2i1 President .............. ...... B arbara Fricker Vice-President ,..,.......... Margaret Puckett Secretary ........... ...... Y 'elma Reynolds Treasurer ....,......,. ........... G race Beltz Sergeant-at-arms .......... Margaret Rennie Adviser ........................ Miss Amie Young Row 1-Long, Linklater, Puckett, Miss Young, Fricker, Rennie, Beltz. Row 2-Kennedy, Kestner, Harmon, Fraud- sen, Kowitt, Todd, Allain, Robinson, Beekman, XVaggoner, Baldwin. The Gyro-Pilot Club is a group of girls organized to promote leadership, coopera- tion, service, loyalty and friendship among the students. The activities of the Gyro- Pilots this term included a successful doughnut sale, an afghan for Finnish re- lief, a hike to St. .lohnls Bridge, and a pot luck luncheon. As the Gyro-Pilots are the guidance club organized eight terms ago, this is their last term at Franklin, and they hope that their club has been of some value to the school while it has been here. 49 mi , - T 1 ......Y .................... --.... . , HS0dalitas Latinian fLatin Club in dis- guisel has been very active this term. To President ..,....,..... ............... P hyllis Arditi Vice-President ..,..,.... Patricia Sprogyrice Secretary ......................,......... june Taylor 44dwi5erm-in Miss Margaret Smutz begin they pledged a number of new mem- bers. They have- given three parties dur- Rnwlf-'-Jolinson, Sl'll'llJ.5'2f, Arslite, Taylor, Miss Smntz. Ron'2ffLewis, Hill, Akin, Cornwell, Lind, R0 w 3 NVake-field. fXVest, Holilvn, Inlllllllli-'I'g, Lai ke, Minelnirt, Sharp, Jensvolrl. President ,...... ............... Bob Piluso Vice-President ......... ,Dorothy Kristensen Secrrlary- Treasurer.. Barbara Harrison 62'6' ing the term, and recently staged an essay contest and a short skit concerning Nlother Goose characters in Latin. Glad The Spanish Club, one of Franklinls old- est clubs, has combined work and play to have a most successful term. Two parties, one at Blue Lake and the other for initia- tion were the social events. Their work consisted of a show planned and presented by the club. M66 Pfffidfflf-5 ----------- ------ I 21111.65 FiShe1' The Foreign Correspondence Club was Vzte-Preszdrnt ....... ...... P hyllis Waters l l , Sggfgfafy ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,.,,, 13 velyn Foust organized to learn about students in foreign Sergeant-at-arms .................. Stuart Bush Treasurer ........................ Arnold Ahlberg Correspondmce Secretary Ward Anderson Adfvzser ........................ Miss Amie Young Row 1-Miss Young, Foust, XVaters, Fisher, Row?fWVells, Jennings, YVollett, Grubbs Anderson, Rippel, Burrell. Quiney. Kolibnha, Knodel, Canluun, Ahllrergg. Row3--Arnistrong, Owen, Fletcher, Brown Colier, Lofsterl, Berry, Bush, Got: farll, Lnnriserg, Bills. 7111 eafcvze President ................ Marjorie Kennington Vice-President .................... Joene johnson Secretary- Treasurer ........ Jean Carpenter Sergeant-at-arrnx .............. Bernard Olsen Hldfviser .........,.,.... Miss Mary Townsend Row 1- Row 2- Row Jif- Miss Townsend, Carpenter, Kenning- ton, Johnson, Broehl, Harvey. Hall, Bagley, Randal, Nelson, Kaady, Hunt. Greene, Barkhnm, Pixley, Palmer, Larsen, Beck. Howl-Lewis, Gieseke, Goffard, Ullman, Shaw, Jensen, Kjos. countries, what they do and how they live. The club members 'write letters to their foreign friends and when they receive an answer they bring the letter to a meeting where it is read by the correspondence sec- retary. T Although an unusually large number of new members were initiated into the French Club this term, they have shown a marked enthusiasm for all club activities. A suc- cessful money raising project was carried on by the opposing teams of the club, and the members of the team who made the most sales were entertained at a picnic given by the losing team. 51 President .....,.... Bob Fields Vue-President ............,.,..... john Richlein Secretary- Treasurer .,........ Mary Wright Sergeant-at-arms ........ , ,..,.,. Bill Watkins Dzreetor .................... Mr. Leon Handzlik Waufef! Gina Row 1-Hamilton, Rogndiihl, Nelson, Falk- ingham, Lundi, Bahrs, Beilsmith, Clenunous, Stevens. RONV2'1'iYl,2'0, Gramm, WVeissenbern, Grosh, Bent, Phillips, Kennington, Bona- duee, Braehbie-1. President .......... Vice-President ,....,. Secretary ....,.,... Treasurer ............... Bam! No other high school band in the city has the color and life that our Franklin high band has. Every basketball game played on the home court was attended and cheered by the band. VVith their white suits and purple and yellow capes they are a colorful addition to any parade or pro- gram that they enter. It's a well known fact that our music department under the direction of Mr. Robert VValsh is the best in the city. That helps to account for the fact that our Vest- ed Choir, a picked group of mixed voices, is one of the most popular in the city. They are widely enjoyed and are constantly in demand for trips to the various schools. Some of their activities this term have been engagements at several schools, including Woodmere and Nlarysville, and participa- tion in the May Festival. Director, Mr. Robert VValsh. ah' Zhleiic Nuwmiiw ,.,,..,.Virginia Muck Betty Brown .........Erma Bower Betty Erickson Sergeant-at-arm.v .................... Pat Golden ,4dfv1.rer ..........,,......,... Miss Jennie Misley Direrlor ........ 0 .,.,..Wendell Gilfry In order to help the new members be- come acquainted with the old ones, the Girls' Gym Club wave a party at 'Pat Goldenis. Another early term activity was a formal initiation. They also held a candy and caramel corn sale. All during the term their basketball terms have been playing Grant's and VVashington,s girl teams. Once again the orchestra did its part in making programs at Franklin a success. They played at the class play between acts, at the Fashion Follies, at assemblies and other occasions. Much credit is due M1'. Gilfrey for his fine direction. 53 14.0. s. eww Preszdenl ............,................. Eleanor Todd lf'ice-Presidz'nt.- ........... Druscilla Johnson Secretary ...,.,.,...,.... Dorothy Van Doozer Treasurer .,,......... ....,.,... . . Marylyn Pfouts Row 1-Lee, Long, Van Doozer, Todd, John- son, Pfouts, Grey. Row 2-Inuzuka, Claire, Greene, Lembo, Miss Row 2-- Lehman, Gearliardt, Thomas, Miss MacLean. Miss Zimnierman, VVinn, Miss Gro- shong, Mrs. Allard, Dean Wilson, Mrs. Doran, Miss Marshall, Mrs. Dwyer, Muck, Mrs, Scott, Hutto. Rowfi--Mrs. Case-beer. Frieker, Cameron, Miss Meliercher, Mr, Bymliold, Miss Young, Mrs. Dickinson, Mrs. Miller, Miller, Draudson, Miss Misley. 8 . . Row 1-King, Carlson, Mrs. Olyerson, Frank- lin, Puckett, Kowitt, Long. Row 2-Pingo, Aslikar. Goffard, Meadows. Spencer, Mineliart, Zelirung. RoW3fVVu1ton, Chiaceo, Hudson, Atkinson, Pomeroy, XVullett, XVn2,g'oner, Fra- lick. Row 4--VVilson, KnHl1D, Dapp, Burliee, XVriglit. Palm, Miller. hzfbeliae' Prexident ............. ,..... L eonard Sweeney Vice-President ....... ..... B etty Meswick Serretary ................... ........ M ary Wright Treasurer .,........................ Ruth Burgoyne Program Chairman ............ Betty Palmer Parliamentarian .,.................. Ray Wilson Aldfvisfr .............. Miss Cecile McKercher Row 1-Allen, Bewick. Sweaney, Palmer, Burgoyne, XVrigl1t. R0w2fRolfe, Tlierkildsen, Mott, Carlnsio, Burrel, Cameron. Row3-Xvilson, Hudson. Geizler, Basteden- back, WVill1elnii. York, Erler. P1'6'5idE7lf .............. ......,. B ill Anderson Vice-President ...,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, L eg Randall Sffffftlfy .............. ........ B etty Meswick TNHJIUEI' ...,............,..... Bob McCormack Sergeant-at-arm.: .......... Paul Parks fldwser ............,............. Mr. E. F. Arnold Row 1--L. Freeman, Anderson, Randell, Parks, McCormack, K. Freeman. Row 2--Morrell, McBee, Mr. Arnold, Sim- mons, Nesbit. Row3--Hopkins, Bostwiek. Newton, Kulder, Miller, Erler. Composed of the presidents and advisers of all the girls' clubs in Franklin, A.G.S. Council planned and carried out all A.G.S,. activities. During the term they cooperat- ed with the bulb sale, made afghans for Junior Red Cross Work in Europels war- stricken areas, sent five girls representing Franklin to the Northwest Conference of deans and girls held this year at Girls Poly, sponsored P.T.A. teas, and was the back- bone behind the May Fete Fashion Follies. Under the guidance of Mrs. Viola Ober- son, the Benjamin Franklin players again completed a successful season. Performing about thirty plays this term, the group was very busy. They presented several short plays before the school assemblies and also did bi- monthly productions on KBPS. Many flowers and gifts were sent to the players for their good work. Their outstanding drama was the pro- duction for the National Tuberculosis Association. Phi Delta Chi, the dramatics club, has spent a very active term presenting plays cast from their own members and sponsor- ing a play by the Civic Theatre Players. A presentation of The Still Alarmn was their most successful production at Wood- mere school. 'AWurzel Flummeryu was also sponsored by the club in a Blue Room presentation in our library. Glad The major activity of the Camera Club this term was the completion of the much- talked-about darkroom in the manual train- ing shop. At the present time it is only partly finished, but it will be completed by the succeeding Camera Clubs. Other ac- tivities were field days and hikes during the warm weather and various speakers on the different phases of photography. 55 0 Pfgridgnf ,,,,,,,.,,,,, ,,,,, B ob McCormack Fife-President .......... ........... J ohn Gibler Secretary-Treasurer ........ Ray Gutowsky Edilor ,,.,.,,,...........,,............... Fritz Geiseke Adviser ,,,.,.,.,.,,,A..., Miss Abigail Neikirk Row 1--Miss Neikirk, Gibson, Gutowsky, Me' Corlnack, Gibler. Row 1-Geiseke, Low, Gourley, Curtis, Hug- er, Davis. Row 3-York, MacFarland, Fletcher, John- son, Dmsbeck, McKay, Bankns, President ............. ....... V ienna Thomas Fire-President .....,. ........... P at Bennet Serretary ......,... ........ L eslie Jerman Treasurer ,................... ..... N ancy Minor Sergeant-at-arms .............. Dorothy Zeller Hd-visers .....,.......,.. Miss Violet MacLean It0w1wN. Miner, Zeller, Bennett, Thonuis, Jerman, Gray. Row 2QTrotti, J. Tate, Green, Gerlnck, Johnson, Locke, Todd. Row3--Ruff, lVoodruff, Conner, Glasgow, Drake, B. Tate, Stocks, Christensen, P. Miner, President ............. ....... R uth Cameron Vire-President .................... Elvira Larson Secretary ........................ Dorothy Madden Corresponding Sec ............. Hazel Burrell Treasurer ........................ Virginia Benson Reporter ............................ Helen Baldwin f'1d'viser ................ Miss Cecil McKercher Row 1-Burrell, Larson, Cameron, Madden, Baldwin, Benson. Row!-3-Chalker, Maassen, Schink, Burston, R. Stocks, Dahl, J. Stocks, Folleen, Carlascio. P President .... ,..... .......... D o nelda Draudson Vice-President ...................... Lila Huobari Secretary ................... ..... W anda Gevrez Treasurer .................... ....... E velyn Taft Program Chairman ............ Lila Richards Ad-viser .................. Mrs. Mildred Miller Row 1-Mrs. Miller, Richards, Druudson, Huotari, Nitengale, Gerrez. Row 2-Johnson, Bernard, Dougherty, XVol- lett, Gunter, Obelisk, Holloway. Row 3-Bartlein, Bonaduce, Yesereski, Gray, Anderson, Hulott, Anderson, Mac- Donald. The Quaker Catalysts, as their name suggests, is an active science club, the mem- bers of which are mostly interested in sci- entific trips and outings. To further this interest the club visited the Portland Gas and Coke Company, a zeon factory, the Telephone Company, and the Sunfreze Ice Cream Company. The social event of the term was an overnight trip to a cabin in the mountains. ulick One of the most active terms in recent years was enjoyed this term by the members of Gulick, the high school Camp Fire or- ganization. One of the events featured in their calendar was a silver tea for mothers, teachers and friends, where dolls from all over the World were displayed. Other ac- tivities Were an all city' hike with boys and a candy sale sponsored to help buy a tract of land for a dude ranch for Camp Namanu. 4,04 The Franklin 4-H Club was created to promote an interest in 4-H work among the members. Three of its members have re- ceived trips to the National Club Congress at Chicago and several others have Won state and local awards. Activities for the term included a trip through the Sunny Brook Dairy, an A.G.S. program, a pot luck supper, and a candy sale. To start the term off right, Preppers gave a party for the new members. Later they sold hot cross buns for the Inter Club Council and gave a tea for the mothers and friends of the members. In accordance With the city-wide Preppers, they participat- ed in the recognition ceremony and church service. Finally to the enjoyment of all came a banquet at Paradise Inn. 57 Row 1-Taylor, Funatake, Knapp, Broehl, Hudson, Isensee, Row 2-Farrington, Green, Thomas. Gilmore, Mrs. Thompson, Lamvik, VVi1son. Row3--Novak, Spears, Conrad, Arneson Maneuso, Stocks, Knuth. 5114! Who keeps the school books? Who is responsible for the money that is taken in each day in the cafeteria, student body of- fice, and the candy counter? Do you know? Well, there are twenty-one stu- dents who have this term carried on these various duties and helped Franklin in their small way, The bookkeepers take charge of the association, the Post , the candy counter, the student body office, the pur- chasing, and the cafeteria books. Two candy counter clerks, ten cashiers, and four office clerks complete the group. wx f Let's have a Q--U-Al How often we have heard this, and yet have We ever stopped to think who is behind the students to get them yelling. These four have taken the task as yell leaders for the past year, and have crtainly done a fine job. erm mu, On April 18 and 19, the June, 1940, graduating class presented the successful Broadway comedy, You Can's Take It with You. judged by many as both a finan- cial and dramatic success, this play was under the direction of llliss Miriam Reinhart. Outstanding of the student actors was Ed Mickel in the difficult character role of Grandpa Vanderhoff' The comedy brought to life an eccentric family who lived an idealistic life, free from worry, Worldly, financially, and all other Ways. The cast included: Penny Sycamore ..........................,.................. Paul Sycamore ........... Essie Carmichael ..... Rheba ........................ Ed Ca1'michael ........ .Mildred Maassen ...........-lack Pomeroy ...........Ann Reynolds .........Charlotte Gray ..........Louis Gibson Alice Sycamore ........ ................ I one Staley Grandpa ....,........... ..................... E d Mickel Donald .....,............. ...................... A be Teeney Mr. Henderson ..,..... ........ S tuart VVeissenborn Tony Kirby .......... ................... F red Yerke Kolenkhov ................. ........ F rank B. Goodrich Mr. De Pinna ......... .................. B ruce Davis Mr. Kirby ............ ........, K enneth Munson Mrs. Kirby ....... ............................................... R uth Burgoyne G-Men .............,...... Don Publicity: Athelia Smythe, Ruby Beckman Make Up: Barbara Lee. Harriet Kowitt Olga .............................................................. Grufke, Ed Seeley, Hadley Waalen Properlies: Eleanor Todd, Helen Baldwin, Dorothy Madden and Bill Anderson. Sorund Effertr: Harold Culver, Bill Kruse. , Bill Lamb a-id Delton Owen. Co.vtume.v: Norma Long, Neva Moheng and Don Wilson. '7q7zing. '7ea,m The Franklin typing team seems to have a monopoly on taking honors. For years, it seems almost forever, they have returned home with first place. This time, however, not only did they do this, but they won every honor possible. This group has helped give Franklin a name, we should appreciate it. 59 A VV.P.A. worker's View of Frank- lin. VVhere have I seen that before. Spring fever. School again. . . . And again. 'ASlugger Brown with a home run gleam in his eye. Can't you read. Tell us, Anderson. Beautiful Betty Greenley. Why all the hooks? Nice rockery, huh? Barney Koch. Please, pass the aspirin. My! What a cute couple. Lillian and Gerry ready for that double date. Hey, pooch, what are you doing there. 60 S3 we 353.853 gi, A M. T Garmin Zuni 8 VVanted by Coach Emigh: A recipe for winning home floor games. This year the basketball squad turned the tables and changed to a barnstorming team as they canvassed the city losing but one game away from home. All other de- feats, much to Coach Emigh's dismay, came at home. Despite this unusual occurrence the Quakers pulled through to cop undisputed third place for the third consecutive year. The season's opener came with Commerce, which was a real thriller, the locals win- ning in an overtime period 26-24. Next they took Benson and Edison in camp only to be tripped up by VVashington in a one-point victory. Another defeat came this time by Jefferson, but they pulled themselves together to knock over Lincoln. Grant added defeat number three, and Roosevelt lost to the Quakers to end the first round of play. Five wins, three defeats. The second round of play saw victories over Commerce, Benson, VVashington, lidi- son, and Grant, while Lincoln, Roosevelt and jefferson took one each from the Qua- kers, who finished the season winning ten and losing six. 63 .xi BOB LITTLE Fast and il good shot. san starting :ir-tion this season in several LTSUIIES. He will be back again next season, RALPH HARPER A starting guard was one reason for Id'l'dl'1klillyS finish- ing in the big three. ROB Nl-IILAN A good lnill handler and il good shot will be buck again next year. MANAGE RS- --Allzlrkel, Hines, Hairkins. GENE FEET HOLXVEGER One of the greatest basket- eers to enter Franklin. fin- ished his career here by gaiiliing' ai spot on ihe ull- city for the second season. w AL IlYMl1lR BARRETT Playing.: his last seoson, saw plenty of action and sccored his share of points. BILL Mm'CLIfSKEY He turned out to he one of the most feared forwards in the Iealrne, His 2l4'L'llI'!lf1' shooting' and ball handling gave him si starting position on the squad. BIG JOE R..-LDEL In his first year on the varsity, he proved himself a real player. His six feet, four inches will be a big aid next season. BILL ROISOM A really great player and a starting forward for the last two seasons. The leagues most outstanding backboard man. FRANK ROELANDT His all around play stamped him as a future Franklin great. BOB MQMURRAY One of the best shots on the team will probably take over a starting berth on next year's teum. MURRAY LEGS LOGAN His excellent ball handling and shooting: will probably be back again next season, NVESTON KNAPP His height was used to ad- vantage and he will be back again next year. 'hah Despite the handicap of not having a place to practice, the Quaker track squad made a most impressive showing In all their meets, with the exception of a triangular meet with Grant and Washington, first and second in the city respectively, and the city finals, Franklin dominated the field. The Maroon and Gray forces were led by Captain Gordon Spencer, who qualified for both of the sprints and the broad jump, Weston Knapp, pole-vault and high-jump, Bud Meadows, broad jump, Doug llfleeker, distance, Bod Dascenzo, discus and Ralph VViles, Marvin Bazzel and Bob Scheible, shot put. f The Quakers qualified thirteen men for the city finals, which tied them with the Colonials for second place. Although they will be hurt considerably by graduation, much can be expected from Franklin track squads in the future, when the bowl is completed. 65 Gaaofn B A 1940 baseball championship slipped from the grasp of the Quakers this year and again fell into the laps of Jefferson. Despite local predictions of a number one club, Franklin had to be content as number two club in the league standings with 12 wins and four losses. Five ball-players on this season's squad, who have been playing ball together for the past three years, will graduate this June. All five hit well over .300 and were five good reasons why the Quakers ended as high in the league as they did. They were Bill lX'IcCluskey, shortstopg Jim Birch, pitcherg Rich Carlaseio, piteherg Gene Hol- weger, first basemany and Vic Brown, outfielder. 66 GENE HOLWEGER His hitting and coverage of the initial sack were big reasons for Frainklin's suc- cess. Row 1-Beimn, Harkins, Laurenve. JOHN NEWVELL Covered left-field to a perfection, and Big John was always dangerous as a hitter. BOB CHURCHILL He took over the hot corner and his field- ing was short of sensational. BARNEY KOCH A veteran second-sacker, he turned in the league's best performance around the key- stone bag. Barney will lie bavk next season. BILL 'LPOUCIP' ROISOM Hefty right fielder, was a big fartor with his fielding and hard hits. BOB GLENZ Utility infieltler playing his first year for the Quakers, showed exveptionally well. He will be back next year. BILL McCLUSKEY- Forming with Barney Koch. they made the best keystone combination in the league. Bill will be missed next season. BOB GOON LITTLE Veteran left hander, caused opposing lint- ters plenty of trouble with his sailing slants. RICH CARLASCIO Had plenty of stuff as well us the fastest ball in the league. He proved himself a real chucker. VIC BROWN Fleet-footed star of the middle garden, caught anything near his spot as well as batting in the clean-up position. GLENN LETRUD Catcher, perforlnetl f-apahly as a signal- caller whenever necessary. JOE RADEL American Legion star, gave Holweger ll tough fight for the first-lrise joh, showing' up well whenever he got in. BOB BICRIIJRRAYY Outfielder and infielder, r-ould fill in well at either spot: also has a good lmtting eye. JACK BROWVN One of the bil: three on the pitching staff, showed fine ability on the mound, KEN DURHAM Relief pitcher, with a little experience should develop into a fast ball chucker. FRANK ROELANDT In his first year proved himself one of the league's finest receivers. 'WVILD JIM BIRCH Knuckel-ball artist, whose mound perform- ances were unparalleled, was the mainstay of the pitching staff. 67 uniolals, This yearfs junior basketball team, going through the first half undefeated, was headed for the first junior championship since l936. Paced by a well-balanced five of center, Art Hobartg guards, Frank Roelandt and Bob Churchillg and forwards, Barney Koch and Bob Little. Coach Emigh, due to the fine showing of Little and Roelandt, brought them up to varsity for the second half. Feeling the loss of these two the team was able only to capture the third spot. Mltidfl-74606 Franklinys chances in the ncar future for a championship varsity track team look very bright. This year's junior outfit has been Winning meet after meet to loom as potential champs. The squad is composed of many promising young runners in both sprint and distance events. 68 X ww aluulif Bafieiaff Row 1-Koch, V, Brown, Little, Birch, Roelandt, Imnrenre. kow2-Mchlnrry, Harkins, Letrud, Durlnam. Glenner, Newell. Row 3--McC1uskey, Smith, Skinner, Glenn. Rmv ak-Clmrchill, J, Brown, Rude-l, lit-ima, Holweger. union Enfield!! For the first time in its history Franklin had a junior baseball team. VVithout exag- gerating, it can be said that this ball club will serve Franklin with many a fine baseball prospect in the future. Several of the team saw action in varsity games. Outstanding for the squad were Wilsoii, second-baseman gv Tate, short-stop, Fontaine, Catcher, and Rasmussen, pitcher. '69 Gel! The golf team this year had bad luck, losing seven matches in seven starts, to finish last in the city. Harry Town, playing number one man, was followed by Art Hobart, Pat Doyle and Mikolvier. '7enni4 This year's tennis squad, while not performing brilliantly, proved to be far from a pushover. Composed of several veterans, the team completely swamped the Rough- riders of Roosevelt by taking all six matches. They also, after a tough battle, squeezed out the Washington Colonials. Although the squad lost their other matches, they were never beaten badly. Al Hill, number one of the boys' team, played good ball constantly throughout the year. 70 l fee Jacky, Franklin's entry in the newly for1ned Interscholastic ice hockey league had consider- able trouble in making a successful debut as they failed to win a game. Next year, with one season behind them for experience, they should make a much better showing. Game scores were as follows: Benson 14 - Franklin 0 Jefferson 5 - Franklin 0 Grant 8 - Franklin 0 Lincoln 13 - Franklin 0 Starting practically from scratch the second soccer team to spring up from Franklin in many years went through the season winning one, losing six and tieing three to finish fifth in the city. 71 Q .3527 ,, 7fzce-fiuncqml 8. K. 7aen!zalme Always friendly, enthusiastic and ready to help put over a new idea that will help to better Franklin, lVIr. Tren- holme has proved himself a true friend of the school and to the students them- selves. fbean Zlia 8. WMM An integral part of Franklin for many years, Dean Wilson's exuberant person- ality, discerning wisdom and kindly counsel will be remembered by all the girl graduates of the June '40 class. mmymz efmza 4. 444, The guiding hand of Franklin, Mr. Fry coordinates the students, faculty and community. He has endeared himself to all Quakers by his understanding and sympathy. The June '40 Class appre- ciates the services of this able executive. Allard, Mrs. Helen Arnald, Edgar Bourgeois, Helene Bynlhold, Richard Cnsebeer, Mrs. Alive Chick, Mrs. Eleanor l'olg'nn. Mrs. Lillian Collins, 'Flu-wlmn Devlin, Laurence Dickinson, Mrs. Georgia Dillon, Lee Doran, Mrs, Jennie Down, Robert Drew, Nettie Driscoll, Mary Ellen Dnnsniore, Marion Dwyer. Mrs. Stella EL-klmrmlt, Herbert Eniigll, George Ennn, Alexander tlilfry, XVendell Glover, Mrs, il.i'llll fl Grunt. Mildred Grusliong, Myrtle ll2lI'1lllll.'f.,Xgl1fllfl U llnndzlik, Leon Heist, Lulu lilllllrllllill, Edna Kremors, Edward L4-lunun, Olive Londahl, John Mac-Lean, Violet 73 McElvain, Pauline McKay, Ruby Mcliercher, Cecil Mr-Ewen, Jeannette Manning, James Marshall, Emily Miller, Mrs. Mildred Misley, Jennie Neikirk, Abigail Ohersun, Mrs. Viola Oliver, Mrs. Cecile Parks, Herbert Reeves, Grace Reinhart, lilflfllll Richards, Hazel Ridgway, VVilliam Scott, Mrs, Laura Slllflii, Dana Slnith, Marie S01ltilWlCk, Eugene SIHIIYZ, Margaret Thurston, Mrs. Blainehe Tnwnsend, Aileen Townsend, Mary Tschfirner. Lydia Twist, Mrs. Mins-ite Walsh, Robert, NVlnite, Evelyn VVlxite, Herbert NVord, Mrs. Ruth Young, Arnie Zilninernmn, Burnice Zimmerman, Isobel 74 -5 s 5 WMWM WWW W ,fb wiwl Wwwwww