Franklin High School - Post Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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15,1 Mr. Jock King Curriculum Vice-Principal Next, cclils Mr. Holt. f. Mr. King checks enrollment in language classes. Mr. Donald Holi Administrative Vice-Principal

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Aclminisfrafion Faces Dilemma Of Finances And Educafion WhaT will happen To PIL aThIeTics This year? VVhaT programs will have To be cuT from The agenda This year? Will we lose all exfracurricular acTiviTies complefely? I-low much money will we have To use for The school anol iTs acTiviTies? These are iusT a few of The hundreds of ques- Tions which raced Through The minds of our principal, Nlr. ArThur L. WesTcoTT, afTer The school levy failed for a second Time. By mid-SepTember Mr, WescoTT found ThaT The year was filled wiTh more acTiviTies Than had been originally ex- pecTed, and school was somewhaT nor- mal. ln addiTion To being Franklin's principal, he is head of The Teacher's Conference CommiTTee and is also presi- denT of The PorTIand High School Prin- cipaI's AssociaTion. AnoTher of our adminisTraTors, Mr. Donald I-lolT, assumed new and doubled dufies This year as Vice-Principal in charge of boys and girls. LasT year he was responsible only for The boys, buf due To Miss GranT's reTiremenT he has become responsible for discipline and aTTendance of all 2346 sTudenTs, STudenT council, school finances, and The aThIeTic program are under his supervision. Mr. Jack King, curriculum Vice-Prin- cipal, had ci cIifficuIT Time This year sche- duling The Tremendous influx of fresh- men. The limiTed amounT of space made iT increasingly hard To schedule sTudenTs an-d, in facT, some even had To be Turned away To register ar neighboring schools. MR. ARTHUR L. WESTCOTT, PRINCIPAL Mr. WesTcoTT and Mr. Pulliam share joke aT coffee urn

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Art Department Stresses Appreciation, Understanding And Skill. Ranging from general art to interior design, many different aspects of the art field are offered to students at Franklin. ln art general, students experiment with medias of oil paint, tempera, water color, charcoal and pencil. Many differ- ent fields are emphasized in art metal and textile weaving classes. Interior de- sign classes focus on one and two per- spective room designs and furniture periods. Commercial art classes stress advertising layouts and production proc- esses. Art staff gives students who have the consent of their previous instructor a chance to apply their knowledge by creating posters, banners and signs for the school. For the college-bound student without previous art experience, an art understanding course is offered. The stu- dents study paintings by the masters, sculptures, architecture and art in our community. lll,I,'4','m ..,. ry ,ibm rx Miss Helen Boelts Mr. Jerry Bosco Art Art Art Department Chairman Linda Hunter works on an art proiect. lFirst Rowl: Mr. Bosco, Elaine Schibel, Debbie Moffat, Jan Speciale, Christy Ito. ISecond Rowl: Gary Kyle, John Mather, Mike Neuse, Diane Colvin, Sheila Hildebran, Linda Fill- man. lThird Rowl: Randy Road- ruck, Alan Winegarden, Joe Beck.