Franklin High School - Post Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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. li ' , x s t MW if W WW Janet Brockway answers study que stions. Mr. Mike K. J. ,Rumpakis Combined Classes, Department Chairman, Counselor University of Portland, University of Oregong M. Ed. Mr. H. Britt Davis Combined Classes, Audio Visual Linfield College, Lewis and Clark Collegeg M. Ed. Mrs. Janet Faurot Combined Classes Monmouth College, University of Colorado, Portland State Collegeg B. A, Miss Jean B. Foster Combined Classes University of Michigan, University of California at Los Angelesg M. A. Dr. Lucille Hill Combined Classes University of Oregon, Temple University, New York Universityg P. H. D. Mrs., Betty M. Langford Combined English and Social Studies Portland State College, University of Oregon, B. S, Mrs. Marcell Maynard English, Counselor University of Southern California, B. S. Mr. Earl Osborn Combined Classes Pacific Universityg M. A. Mr. Charles Pulliam Combined Classes Oregon College of Education, Oregon State Universityg M. Ed. Mr. Vinson Sly Special Education Department Chairman University of Oregon, M, Ed, Mrs. Helen E. Weed Combined Classes, Counselor Eastern Oregon College of Educationg M. Ed. 24 -- as L we ' M. , Y gs r ifliifsfsfges i:i:: I'i ' z limews r. ,r., yr . C. if li 5, wi ,f ir .:f,..1f'. 2.- . gg, ,, . ,, A5 F aS2,A,,lslwg,'a,, at .i..aW-flaw-f was W swirlffffsf?a3Pvfwas'isaaiiwfsi' V, ,.g,., . .,., , xii?3iS5f57595Qi?Es3E?E?'Si1 QSQQSQQQEB E -Q.: - ' Essississifiiiifsl gf1fvifi?2':fz.1,1f ' .. sm:,:V,i1L, .- 1 , if Q1f,'ii2.faf,f1 5:2 ff K: 'stef ,gwfszlsi 'ik'-' '- f i'::.???Sf : 51.E,::?5 ' E , I.-f-'Jef .,,.a,'s:g53!ff! 1' 9 - ,ffer5'f1z-ggfggigz wisegsz '- s '7il7 yu ,119 Wzssfifstf ' :5E5?f-217f w 551549 I-,r?,E52,--frya afteed if557f5ifi fiQ5'7,?:s: TSS-219251.ffv1f'. f1r' .mgyiiflw L' ragga sz Ja as Q ,peg - 'ff1:11241-lg.:girlie.-1f..gs1,gPr- M-flu f W 1, f 5. at 55.1111 - 1- f1.- S , E51-E

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Nlrs. Janice Schlaadt Business Education Department Chairman Oregon State Universityg M. Ed. Mr. Gerald Eurich Business Education Oregon State Universityg M. Ed. Mrs. Enid F. Hall Business Education University of Nebraskag B. S. Nlr. Donald Iohnson Business Education Mankato State Collegeg B. S, Mrs. Katherine Jubb Business Education University of Washingtong B. S. .fb any 6, S 1 Mr. Joseph Maloney , I Business Education University of Portland, nive ' y of Oregong M. Ed. Z ' Mrs. Mary Nyland Business Education University of Oregong M. Ed. Miss Corrine Senn Business Education Stanford Universityg M. A. Miss Ioan Zimpelman Business Education Portland State College, University of Oregong Oregon State Universityg M. Ed. 23 Karen Pancheau adds by machine

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Gordon Weisenberg, Donna Anderson, and Susan Younger lead a class discussion on African geography. COMBINED CLASSES Witha colorful chalk mural as hackground, freshman read about African geography. 25 Through a survey of world cultures, the freshman combined classes supply a groundwork for an in-depth study of American history and contemporary society in the junior and senior years. In its present position as a major world leader, the United States must gain a knowledge of the emerging nations. The combined classes stress the study of these nations, from those of South- eastAsia to those of Africa. Freshmen gain a familiarity with the geography of these regions, especially in its re- lation to world politics. They also acquire an understanding of the reli- gions, customs, and attitudes of these remote lands. In addition to this survey of world social studies, the combined classes provide the freshmen with an introduction to high school English. The study of gram- mar is extended from grade school, and two Works of literature are read. The Odyssey and Huckleberry Finn furnish the freshmen with their first major attempts at analyzing literature. Furthermore, the combined classes serve as the formal orientation grounds for the freshmen in their first year of high school.