Franklin High School - Post Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Affiliated The members of Affiliated Franklin Men are all the boys in Franklin High School. Jim Darby, their fall president, led them in planning their maior proiect, A.F.M. Week. lt was highlighted by an assembly presenting Monte Ballou, and by a dance called The Macl Hatters' Ball. The proceeds from the projects provide scholarships for de- serving senior boys. The boys also worked iointly with A.G .S . in presenting a new pro- iect called the January Jamboree, in which the money gained was divided between the two groups and the student body General Fund. JIM DARBY President V t y --:-l ' . -513 , ..:, 4 s T ' rrr' A ' rs --rs A T as ::,V G -,,r: EXE.. W K 1 lvlg . i g in ,.:,i i '.., Q y ..:: V .,.: JIM BE-111-5 IRA WQNG RON JOHNSON JACK ALLEN Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Historian FALL REPRESENTATIVES Row 1: Rod Grimm, John Lahti, Ira Wong, Denny Wellin, Gary Cornilles. Row 2: Gary Hag an, Dick Schlosser, Jeff Chang, Dave Spire, B111 Sundin, Joe Dietz, Dennis McCormick. Row 3: Ron Chang, Jim Richardson, James,,Ford, Tom Uttley, jonCo1e, Larry Skidmore, Duane Thompson, Charles Stronach, jake Shields, Kirk Gustafson. 24 A

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Q . zi- E nnii A , 15 : ' ' ,. ff, ,-,, 'i ' T' The mam prolect of MARILEE LOSLI th . I . h . Junior Yea, e glr s In t e spring Representative was Tw: rp Week, which was based on a Centen- nial fheme. The money gained was used to pro- vide scholarships. JILL WI-IITELY MARY ANN TAYLOR MRS . PERKINS F Shm Y . . Rrfmesxatffi Pres: dent Adv: sor zu .- 1: -. H . 62,5 TSM X 5553? ZTSEQW' s . 2-...gif 51253, 'ke - sf... iw-. s f 34' SX X 'K i'., ', M J . MARE GOUGHNOUR KATHY HYLAND KAREN TOSI MARTHA HOYT Historian Treasurer Secretary Vice-President SPR PNG REPRESENTATIVES Row 1: M. Milliorn, K. Tosi, M. Taylor, Mrs. Perkins, M. Gouglmour, K. Hyland. Row 2: C. Wethern, J. Dernbach, Janice Olson, Judy Olson, S. Snider, l. Gomez, N. Harrison, S. Snodgrass. Row 3: J. Thomson, P. Freeman, J. Griffin, D. Barmun, L. Halter, J. Martinsen, J. Rehberg, M. Strong, M. J2m2S, J. Florea, I C. Pesmecker, Row 4: T. Kehret, J. Goodwin, K. Werschkul, M. Gray, J. Brockmann, P. Peterson, M. Abra- ham, J., Winters, G. MacDanie1s, S. Thomas, L. Pliska, JS. Stockbridge, M. Smith, M. Powers. Row 5: M. Elliott, B. Walker, J. Brask, M. Rasmussen, J. Brasesco, S. Mankin, R. Weller, E . Zielsdorf, B. Gilstrap, K. Richert, C. Swearingen, E. Mohler, P. Johnson, K. Sorensen. J .

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Franklin Men Larry Skidmore, who has always worked diligently for A.F.M., led the boys well through a favorable spring term. The boys planned all the bowl activities at the May Fete, and it was through their efforts that the student body had an enjoyable time . LARRY SKIDMQRE ITAR. SAPPENFIELD Presi den-I' Advisor iiii' C r r ' hee xg, .,.. W' 'ii- f ' RON BROWN ROD GRIMM RON JOHNSON CHUCK STRONACH Pnstorian Treasurer Secretary Vice-President SPRING REPRESENTATIVES Row 1: Chuck Suonach, Larry Skidmore, Ron Johnson, Ira Wong. Row 2: A1 Bridges, Paul Jackson, Bill Sundin, B111 Hoa.:-d, Gary Cornilles, Bob McIntosh, Dave Spire, Charles Brown. Row 3: Dick Wiley, John Attebery, Bob Palmer, Ken Kolb, Louie Kaech, Harve Shiffer, Tom Uttley, Dale Johnson, Denny Wellin. Row 4: Ross LeBrun, Richard Saigo, Bob ,Schestak, Don Weaver, Howard Garrison, Gordon Boozer, Ron Hakenson, Forrest Hawkins, Dick Hopkins, Ray Fujii. Row 5: Lloyd Wright, Wes Osborne, joe Dietz, Randy Radamsker, Vince Lyon, Garey Heiss, Ernest Lindahl, Mike Boling, jim Webb, Steven 25 Crosby. as