Franklin High School - Tolo Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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'f 'Wi x-3 ll' . . wr 1- 0. x if fx .af 1- If kt fi' FOREWORD WE ARE HEARING considerable these days about Defense Programsf, These refer, of course, to the defense of our country. As a young American citizen, has it ever occurred to you that a defense program may be very necessary in your own life? For example, are you ready at all times to accept a fellow being for his true worth irrespective of race, creed or social posi- tion? In your opinion, is an American of a particular ancestry of equal worth to one of some other ancestry? If you answer no to these questions, you need to build into your nature a defense against intoler- ance, one of the most undesirable of our character traits. Are you fully aware of the rights and privileges you enjoy here in these United States? Are you anxious and willing to help other citizens to become more aware of these principles? Do you believe it is suf- ficient simply to enjoy all this without as- suming some responsibility in return? If you do so believe, you most certainly need a strong defense against indifference to the obligations of citizenship. Other defenses may be apparent to you but these two project themselves into our consciousness more forcefully than others during these troublesome times. Let us think on these things more and more as we approach maturity and the heavier respon- sibilities of life, that the ideals of a true Democracy may truly become our ideals. SIDNEY POLMERE TRATHEN.

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FACULTY r........ Y.- .. TRATHEN, SIDNEY P., Priurilml RI-SI BURG WAI TFR I Vue Pnmllml BAILEY, FRANK HOMES-U. of Washington. B. A., M. A. Head of Commercial Department. BAILEY, RUTH ALMEDA-Oberlin College. A. B. Lan- guage Arts: English. BARNES, LUCY ROWENA-U. of Washington. B. A. and M. A. Language Arts: English. BENNETT, EDITH PAGE-U. of Illinois. B. A. Language Arts Dept. Honor Society Adviser. BENSON, HARRY THOMAS-Washington State College and U. of Washington. B. S. and M. A. Science Dept. Adviser of Service Club. BISAZZA, CHARLOTTE-Pratt Institute. Art Dept. Ad- viser, Art Club. Director, Tolo Art Staff. BLACKNELL, LAWRENCE HERBERT-U. of Washington. B. M., M. A. Music. Choir and Orchestra. CAUGHEY, LOIS E.-U. of Nebraska. B. A. Librarian. CHAMBERS, LYDIA MAY-U. of Washington. A. B. Sci- ence Dept. Alumni Adviser. COPIZLAND, PAUL WORTHINGTON-Whitman. B. A. U. of Wasliington. M. A. Social Studies Dept. Tolo Annual. Adult recreation program, Stanford U. Soc. Sciences Invest. Chairman, Art Exhibitions. CROSETTO, FRED DAVE-Washington State College. B. A. Head of Industrial Arts. DAUGI-IERTY, ANNA MOTT-Michigan State Normal, U. of Washington. B. S. Science Dept.