Franklin High School - Post Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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-4? x ,Q , 01 ,999 ia., If Kenneth Erlckson, Franklln Hlgh Prlnclpal Dr Kenneth Enckson, Principal of Franklin High School, came to Portland in 1948 H.1s fust Portland Pubhc School posmon was as Personnel Co ordmator, after whxch he was promoted to V1ce Prmcipal of Grant H1gh School 1n 1950 He received h1s Doctor of Educauon Degree from Wash1ngton State UI1lVefS1ty 1n 1953 H15 other degrees mclude a Bachelor of Sclence Degree from the UHIVETSIIW of Oregon In 194 , and a Master of Arts Degree um 1948 hom Washmg ton State Un1ve.rs1ty Dr Elckson IS the Presxdent of the Oregon Assoc1at1on of Secondary School Pr1nc1pa.ls, and Ln 1959 was an honored member of the Fulbrlght Semmar 1n Comparatlve Educatlon to Europe Accordmg to records, 1n the past forty f1ve years there have been only four pr1nc1pals at Franklm. These precedmg Dr EIICRSOD were Mr Ball, 1913 1938 Mr Fry, 1938 1950 Mr Santee, 1950 1952 and Dr Enckson, from 1952 to the present. 7

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Jonathan W' Edwards, Superlntendent of Schools Mr jonathan Uackj Edwards, Supermtendent of Schools, came to Portland 1n 1924 For tlurtyf s1x years he has de voted his life to Portland schools His fust Job was as h1s'tory teacher and coach at L1ncoln Hrgh School from 19 2-1 to 1927 at thls time, he was transferred to Grant Hlgh School as head of the H1story Department Bachelor of Arts Degree from Whltman College in 1917, and Master of Arts Degree from Uruversxtyf of Oregon mn 1932 Mr Edwards was promoted to the posxtion of assistant supermtendent in 1936 and was appomted deputy supermtendent in 1944 In 1953, he was elected Supermtendent of Schools As Supermtendent, he is responslble for approximately S100 OOO OOO worth of assets belongxng to the CIUZSHS 1n our school disuuct. Under his authorlty, the d1su'1ct annually spends ln excess of S25 OOO, OOO He 15 also responsible for the work of 5, OOO certxfmcated and non C6!'t1flC3t6d employees 6 1 Q K O o He received an honorary Doctor of Education Degree in 195-1 from Whitman College. His other degrees include: - ' v . n u V , - , Y .. . A. . - . V - Q , .

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Vlce Prlnclpals i MISS CARRIE P GRANT Mr StIpac has won the respect and admIratIon of all at Franklm, through hIs excellent counsel Ing abIIIty Even wIth hIs full schedule he IS never too busy to fInd tlme for our problems, reguardless of theIr SIZS or Importance He IS always WIIIIDQ to cooperate In extracurrIcular programs We wIsh to express our deep thanks to hIm IQ lu li Ui li Wa - - if X.. MR. LINDSEY CAMPBELL MISS Grant's guldance, patlence, and under standIng, have made our years at Franklln more meanmgful She ISGIWOYS WIIIIHQ to aId students wIth problems or questIons We wIIl remenber her wIth greatrespectfor the spIrIt of cooperatIon she has always shown To a counselor and frIend we extend our slncere thanks X-. N -Wild MR MIKE STI AC ThIs year, Mr Campbell IS VICE PrIncIpaI ID charge of currIcuIum In hIs new dutIes, hIs aIm IS to Improve InstructIon at FrankIIn Known for hIs sense of humor, strength of character, and frIencIIIness he once agaIn has proven hImseIf In valuable to the students of FrankIIn For hIs won derful work, we QIVC to hIm our thanks 8 0 0 0 I I I' is . . . IL, . . . r 4 S 0 O 0 I I . . . . . . ., yn I , gi I A - I ff I f' 5 J I , - aw . I , I Q .,,. I I 9 W .Q O 0 I A s 'I . . I I Q 9 I 0 ! ' . . 0 I Q . 'Ms' wsu. B . . o Ag: , - A . . . , W ' I . ' :I ,f . ',' a I ' ll , iff ' ,,, A. , , P 2 g- f W - I I 0 ' - - ll ' un . - . . . . . 0 - . . . I