Franklin High School - Post Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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23122 F SHARON BAKER CHRIS BALL Sharon Baker's office as Fall Student Body Secre 4 t U I V I - Chris Ball, well known for her many activities at cg, WGS one Qf fernfrffkflble 1U1l1Ul1Ve cmd depend- Franklin, handled her office QS Fall student Body U UTY- LOHQ Qctlve 111 SChOOl Gnd Community affairs. Treasurer with admirable capability. Aptly described' Shcfmf f?CfC1'19dll'19 peak Of her IDUSY hlqh school career as conscientious and industrious, she has put forth cr in attaining this position on the executive cabinet. rnost outstanding effort. FALL EXECUTIVE CABINET This fa1l's dependable Executive Cabinet was composed of Chris Ball, Student Body Treasurer, Ron Stogsdill, Student Body Vice-President, Scott Lee, Student Body President, Sharon Baker, Student Body Secretary, Nina McAlpine, A.G.S. President, Eileen Hogan, Iunior Class President, Steve Como, Freshman Class President Marie Peters IC C Representative Wayne Christo h . . . . . , p erson, A. F. M. President, Lila F ord, Post Representative, lim Curry, Seiigor Class President, Bob Ratliff, Sophomore Class President.

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FALL STUDENT COUNCIL RON STOGSDILL Ron Stogsdill's chief responsibility as Student Body Vice-President was the efficient functioning of the Stud- ent Council. His pleasant manner and knowledge ot student government induced cooperation in the task oi improving our democratic processes Within the iramework of student government here at Franklin. Row 1: C. Ball, K. Kreuder, B. Bronson, G. Edmon, I. Wolfe, R. Stogsdill, L. C. Campbell, S. Spence, D. Alexander, A. Cooley, K. Flatland, S. Iler, B. Adams. Row 2: W. Christoperson, D. Mawhinney, M. Peters, N. King, I. Everts, K. Wedemann, I. Curry, R. Timpe, K. Lee, Odoms, D. Ray. T- Kehfei, C- Miller. S. Kinyon Bow 3: D Hicks, S. Schell, L Ford, E. Hogan, V. Campbell, D. Eggo, I. Hedman, P. Whitman, M. Griizka, V. Whiteley. S. Baker, C. Enna, S. ' ' '11 R. H ar, M Alti P. David Geres, N. -Wood, A. Widney, S. Hanqlcmd. Row 4: A. Bridges, L. Day, G. Cormlles, S. Lee, B. Ratliif, W. Overall, D. Stogsdi , aan sch . ld QCA K - ' - ' . . s r son, R. Marchington, M. Azorr, D. Greer, L. Penberihy, I. Barnes, R. Sampsel. Row 5: L. Kidder, P. Cawood, I. Wobig, M. Bradbury, I nel er, 'a ne D. B k . I. M C , W. Bell, S. Iones, P. Dyer, P. Williams, I. Wong, F. Surbaugh. T. Painter, V. Makir. Row 6: M. Moe, L. QUIDICDOI N- MCAIPIHB, G a er c ray Raforth, S. Armfield, B. Iensen, D. Gimbol, D. Lukens, I. Nicholson, M. Taylor, S. Kuchel, S. Peterson, I. Foushee, L. Beyer, S. Lee. 25

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GARY GILL Both conscientious and industrious, Gary Gill proved his parliamentary knowledge as Spring Student Body President. His amiable personality and strength of character inspired renewed student cooperation. In short, he was a good friend to all as well as an able leader. 27