Franklin High School - Post Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Secretaries Assist All Checking, phoning, noting, typing, al- phahetizing, mailing, filing, and answer- ing are some of the jobs of Franlclin's 14 secretaries. Secretaries work in the y main and attendance offices, resource me centers, book room and student store. 'e' c e The secretaries tram students to assist . them with their duties. F' .q..W. ,,., H.. 1. .- . -. were QS i 1 -, K -.Q X is is ewan- -- f .S de :fifssm .. its ' 'Z ' ,, .Wx '51 1. we R 'Yi 3 Mrs. Rose McKnight L :?' wi, i V'f: i J :Lv f - 1 cy: . . y M, Q g,,c,,,ii i y ses e e M . ' 'ji cisgt Mrs. Patricia Mrs. Patricia Mrs. Delore: - Connolly DeLance Gowing S Mrs' Psyche Mlner Mrs. Janet Mrs. Rose Mrs. Psychf Greenfield McKnight Miller Mrs. June Mrs. Jean Peden Schultz 22 Academics Mrs. Rowena Davis Ai Mrs. Delores Gowing Mrs. Marie Newton Mrs. Bonnae Lindley

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Mr. Marvin Flitcroft discusses school matters on the phone. Mr. Marvin Flitcroft Mr. Frank Wolf Mr. Frank Wolf inquires, g'Whut about the lost busketb:1ll? rrzs ff? Cary Hunnel and Mr. Wolf talk about wres- tling. Mr. F litcro t and Mr. Wal Aid the Ad- ministration The Administrative Assistant at Frank- lin High School, Mr. Marvin Flitcroft, serves as an extension of both Adminis- trative Vice Principals' offices. Mr. Flit- croft acts as their representative in carrying out duties involving conditions in halls, auditorium, cafeteria, and on or around the campus. In addition, the Administrative Assistant has duties which relate to attendance and welfare of students. As Franklin's Athletic Director, Mr. Frank Wolf describes his position as that of a Gloriiied Equipment Man- ager. He supervises all home games and keeps an account of the athlete equipment. Mr. Wolf feels an athletic program consists of uthose people who participate and those who view as spec- tators. He believes more participation is needed, especially from the students, Before assuming the position of Athletic Director this year, Mr. Wolf was the football coach at Grant High School. Academics 21

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e- . e 1. A hi s 4 Mr. Edward Drais Head Custodian Mike Federspiel and Mrs. Jean Schultz check classroom book lists. MTS- D0l'iS BCl'Il'8l11 Mrs. Patricia Delaance A Agw .5 Mrs. . I , I ,VVI 5 .lll1'lC P6dCI1 Mrs. Janet Creenliield M,-5, Helm Cmgggh , f , fl: ' My . ,,.,.,.,.-- . , . Mrs. Corey Belleque Adult Helpers Keep Things Moving Mrs. Corey Belleque, Franklin's matron, was honored by the Junior class on Honor Corey Dayf' Junior Craig Flach presented her with an orchid corsage as thanks for her devoted work. Mrs. Helen Cottsch supervised all cafe- teria operations. Adult workers pre- pared large, inexpensive lunches for the students. Students assist by serving and making change. Mr. Ed Drais, head custodian, super- vised the cleaning and upkeep of the building. Students helped with custo- dial duties. Maintenance is a never-end- ing chore. Academics 23