Franklin High School - Post Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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id? Mr. Gerald Eurich Mr. Howard Grogan L 5 X T- it My Business Business , , , b ' Gail Becker and Chris Cave practice calculating taxes. Department Chairman Mrs. Enid Hall Mrs. Ellen Jenkins Business Business For those students interested in a usiness career, a Wide variety of ourses is open. Typing heads the list, with briefhand close second for those preparing for ollege. More advanced courses cover ne to four years in sequence. Those ubiects include bookkeeping, in which e fundamentals of office machines are ught. The general business series arts with general business and first ear typing and ranges to advanced ping, shorthand and bookkeeping. Students with a background in ad- anced office practice may apply for a urse called work experience, in which udents are excused early to work in cal business offices. Still other students can gain valuable perience by working in the various ffices around the school. QIFQ i suv, ,wg If Mrs. Mary Jean Nyland Miss Corrine Senn Business Business Mrs. Ardis Sheridan Miss Krista Ulland Business Business TX

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Business Eolucofion Enriches Students Clerical Knowledge Q KH S F E k-.: Q t W f i V. ,A s. M X Ill Aimee Von Arsdoll ond, Susie Dolrymple use typing workbook. Q, ' 'Xv:f ' X..... ,V -'S l '1f1fs--- -M' Joan Simmons races through typing speed test. 3 wi ' Zeiss or ,,f-, f ---- :W is - J.-v . 9 ,--- Ji' I E1 Judy Fozzolori demonstrates correct way to compute o tcx. Toni Molsey frowns ot ccxmero after using wrong row of keys.

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Mr. Manning Advises Students On Selection Of Colleges Mr. James Manning College and Vocational Counselor Social Studies Mr. James Manning is a well-known figure around Franklin High School. He has been college and vocational coun- selor for many years. This year, in addition to his already numerous duties, he teaches two classes, a junior social studies and a vocational class. ln his role of college counselor, his main iob consists of acquainting students with various colleges by making information about each college available to them. Mr. Manning compiles college folders for promising stuplents. Included in these folders are scores on various college tests and recommendations from teach- ers. Using this information and talking to the student he is better able to ad- vise them as to which college would be best suited to their needs. Capable stu- dents vvho need help may apply for scholarships through Mr. Manning. Stu- dents who desire employment may ap- ply to him, and he attempts to place them or send them to business estab- lishments where they might be alole to obtain work. lUpperl Mr. Manning browses through new college materials. lLowerl Representative from the University of Oregon talks to assembled seniors. 14......:....- lFront Rowli Kathy Lalli, Debbie Monaco, Rea Wheeler, Gayle Stucki. lSecond Rowl: Mr. Manning Gnd Donna Hessen discuss college brochure. Kay Johnson, Florence Kraley. 26