Franklin High School - Post Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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4 - . . The faculty required subjects is a term used to denote teachers of English, history, mathematics, and science, It is these teachers who equip the students with the learning which our course of study considers essential for graduation. llow 1 Miss Smlth, Mlss llelnlmrt, Miss lllelmr-ls, Miss Mnrshalll, Miss Nelklrk, Mr. Ridgeway, Mlss Harding, Miss Heist, Mrs. L. Scott. Row LL-Mrs. Glover, Miss Small, Mrs. 'llllll'Nl0ll, Miss A. Townsentl, Mrs. Craven, Mr. Eekhnrdt, Mrs. Flood. Mrs. Ollver, Mrs. Miller. Mr. Ennu. lion Ji Mlss Tse-lmrner, Mr. lllllon. Miss Collins, Mrs. Mlnlelly. Mlss Il. Zimmerman, Miss Meliay. Miss Meliereher, Mrs. Allurtl, Mr. Mnnning, Miss Ynnnpr. 4 - Zfeoiwe ' ln addition to the required subjects many students wish to learn arts and skills which, while not required, are of great value in rounding out a student's training. This group of teachers are those who instruct in languages, art, music, physical educa- tion. domestic science, and the manual arts. Row lfMlss M. Townsend, Mrs. Puselreer, Miss Mnille, Mrs. Arnold, Miss Fox, Miss Ennes, Mlss Keck. Row 2- Mr. White. Mlss Snmtz, Mlss Roller, Mr, Soutlnrivk. Mr Walsh, Mr. Emlzh, Mr. Wilson. Mr. FOX. Ibm' Ili-Mrs. llvornk, Mrs. Ill:-klnson, Miss Ilrlsvoll. Mrs, Murray. Mr. llylnholnl, Mr. Ilrllen, Mr. Matson. Klaintenance of Franklin's campus and building and the handling of the cafeteria are the respective jobs of the members of the Service Staff. We salute these men and women who have been carrying on effectively in spite of insufficient help and equip- lllellf. Ron 1 Mr. Young, Mrs. Thninpsnn, l'. Hurrn-r, Mrs. 'l'lnunpson. A. Jones, Mr. Latshnw. 0 Mas. W1LsoN MR. CAMPBELL Miss MARSHA , MR. Souruwlcx Mas. Scorr MR. NIANNING Mus. Ouvnn MR. RIDGEWAY MR ENNA

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fhmcqwl 444, Principal Charles A. lfry had been here a year before our classes met him. During these last four years we have seen many new developments under his excellent lead- ership and guidance. Now that our senior classes are graduating, we realize that we had a great privilege in having a man like Hr. lfry to help us organize and guide us over the obstacles in our way. VVe will be forever grateful to him. 7fice,p ' 6' The senior classes met Vice-Principal Donald Campbell nearly two years ago and recognized him as a fine fellow and an excellent leader from the beginning. He has helped the seniors immensely in organ- izing, and the senior classes wish him the best of luck and success in the future. fbecm WMM The girls of our senior classes know what a wonderful woman and an excellent guide is after four years under the guidance of Dean lflla lf. VVils0n. Through her guid- ance clubs she has instilled in every girl the ideals of good citizenship. As our classes leave, Dean YVilson carries on, leading the girls of future Franklin graduating classes.

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