Franklin High School - Post Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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lmanac Staff The theme Indians for the .Ianuary 1941 Almanac was chosen for several reasons. Firstly, this theme offered great opportunities for aft work as the lndians had a distinctive art. Then the staff felt that the theme offered new ways to ad- vertise and to write up unique articles. Soon the halls were decked with signs such as this: Look out for Wahoo , Wahoo's on the warpathu and many other clever signs. Finally, the significance of these signs was made known at the first Almanac assembly. VVahoo was the spirit of the lndian january 1941 Almanac. Skits were given showing how Almanacs were sold in various countries of the world, and the journey finally ended at an Indian campfire in America. And so, with assembly skits, VVahoo pictures, and hand bills we tried to en- courage Franklinites to buy their book-the Almanac. Filled with the hope of presenting Franklin with an outstanding Almanac, the January 1941 staff diligently set to work. All the ideas were eagerly accepted. The better ones stayed--the poorer ones were discarded only after being carefully con- sidered. VVork progressed as the staff worked hard despite the obstacles which confronted them. Here is the outcome of their work-an Almanac which we hope will be cherished by Franklinites through the many years to come-an Almanac that symbolizes Frank- lin and all its activities. The January 1941 class presents it to you.

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Seniors: Margie Miller Organizations : Robert Taylor Organizations and Snaps: .Teau Gibbons Art: Clnailes Burtis Sports : Bob Sclieible Assistant Sports Editor: A lun Barrett Assistant Senior Editor: Carol Beaman Features: Lee Bower Typist: Audrey Palm Typist: Dorothy Burson Cashier: Le Roy Taggasell Publicity Manager: Roselle Brooks Adviser: Laura Glover Adviser: Hazel Richards 335-:

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Seniors