Franklin High School - Post Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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In T976, this nation's youth hold the tate of the 50 United States in their hands. The problems of the nuclear age otter an unparalleled challenge to this generation. Love ot country must go beyond words, to deeds. The high ideals of the founding fathers can guide a questioning body politic. The strength tor success, however, can only come from the strength of char- acter within the spirit ot each individ- ual. REPRESENTATIVE QUAKERS: Scared: Kelly Gilpin, Drama, Barbara Gish, Scholar- shipg Bill Geiger, Organizationsg Lance Con- dray, Elizabeth Geiger, Leadership. Standing: ,lay Sumner, Speechg Gary Hereford, Karen Levorson, Athletics janet Groh, Musicg Pete Iam, Arrg Rod Huddleston, Public Relations, 17 Theme

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FIQANKLINQQJ W.fL51'iINC'I'ONlf AT C :X 14 Classes ABOVE: Flags of the United States and Ore- gon wave over the school. LEFT: juniors accept ballots from cabinet members. TOP LEFT: Betsy Ross sews the first official United States flag. TOP RIGHT: Among Bob Hazen's collection is this stained glass window. RIGHT: Franklin owns a three- quarter size cello. OPPOSITE PAGE: Seniors await the opening of an BOTTOM: Dr. A. L. Westcott an old custom. FAR RIGHT: Ben, Franklin represents Classes because of hi interest in youth and the forming of the nation.