Franklin High School - Post Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Vrxcla DlJl.L'It'lI HOVVARIJ RIGCS DoI.oREs Bocas BARBARA CUTLER GEORGE VAN BERGEN 4 all Student Council Presidenl . . . . V1NcEN'r DULCICH Wife Presidenl . . . . . HOWARD RIGGS Secretary ..... . . DOLORES Bocas Girlx' Represelllali-'Uv . . . . . BARBARA CUTLER Boys' Represcntafiw . . fl!-IORGE VAN BERGEN The activities of the Fall term, 1943, started off in the right direction by keeping up the record of a IOOW Student Body Card sales for the third consecutive time. Most prominent among the projects undertaken, however, was the complete furnish- ing of a day room for soldiers at Camp Adair. Members of the student body willingly pitched in and gave their money to pay for this brand new furniture. But this was not the only patriotic step taken during the term, for war-conscious Quakers supported the two VVar Bond drives with true Franklin spirit. Climaxing a successful term was a Christmas semi-formal dance given the evening of December 23 in our gymnasium. The main feature of the dance was a Santa Claus who handed out paper hats to all those attending.

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Faculty - undamental lt is the teachers of the fundamental courses who give us the basic subjects required for graduation from high school. We are very fortunate in having at Franklin such a fine staff of these teachers to guide us in our search for knowledge. How 1-Yun Fleet, Dawson, Auld, Ridgrewsiy, Heist, llicliamls. Smith. llnw 2-I, Zinnnormaui, Snnnll, Caseheer, Smutz. Mnrslmll, Allaircl, Tsvli:11'iu-r, liege-lv. Ennzi. llmr3--Meliiiy, Glover, Collins, Coruutt, flnntlmr, 1-lc-khairt, N1-ikirk. A, 'l'ownsenil. Dillon, NVhitr-. lloii'-lfrlflimil. ll:u1ling'.'. Reinhnrt, Oliver, Word, lt. Zinnueruiaui, Manuingr, Al1'liPl'4'll9l'. Facult - E ective There is a large choice of elective subjects including art, music, domestic science, and manual arts, from which a student may choose to round out his basic program. Franklin can indeed be proud of the many well-qualified teachers in these fields. Row 1-Townsr-ml, Sc-haitl, Koi-mek, Hoi-r, Fox, Arnold. Manle. ll0w15fCnseheer, Smutz, XVliite, Driscoll, Dvomk. Si-ntl. Ibiclwiismi, llnllvr, How 24-Stzinips, Drliua, Hoke, lVa!lsh, Soufhwiek, Counsellors The boys and girls counsellors have been of great service to Franklin students and their time and effort is much appreciated. Girls-llflrs. VVilson, Nlrs. Oliver, Nliss Nlarshall, Nlrs. Scott. Boys-lllr. Campbell, Nlr. Ridgeway, Nlr. Southwick, Nlr. lllanning, Nlr. Fry, Nlr. lfnna.

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HARRIE1' MCGXLL VVAYNE LICHTGARN Bm, OWEN lelARRY REITON MAXINE JONES Spring Student Council President . . . . . . BILL OWEN If ice President . . . WAYNE LlCH'l'GARN Secretary ..... . HARRIET MCGILL Girls' Representative' . . MAx1NE JONES Boys' Representative . . . . HARRY REXTON This team of officers really pulled together and brought in a varied program of activities for the term. An outstanding accomplishment was Field Day, an all out clean up day for the whole school. Another achievement was the P.-T.A. recreation program which brought amusement and enjoyment to many. A very successful term was climaxed by the annual May fete, which was more beautiful and colorful than in the years before.