Franklin High School - Tolo Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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FACULTY SHAW, ANNA BELLE-U. of Washington. M. A. P. E. and Health Dept. Adviser, Quaker Maids and Girls' Club. SHAW, GRETCHEN ADELLA-U. of Washington. B. A. Art Dept. Adviser, Girls' Club Service Dept.-exhibit case. STAEGER, DAVID ARTHUR-U. of Washington. A. B. and Normal. Com. Dept. Adviser, Anglers Club. STRONG, LOUISE JORDAN--DePauw U. A. B. Language Arts: English. VAN KLEECK, EDITH-U. of Michigan. Language Arts: English. Ph. B. WALKER, NORMAN EUGENE-U. of Washington. B. S. Boys' Counsellor. Adviser, Ski Club. Movie Club. Member, Stanford U. Soc. Sciences Investigation. WALTERS, LELA HELEN-U. of Washington. B. A. Com. Dept. Co-Adviser, Social Welfare Comm. WARNER, GENEVIEVE-U. of Washington. B. S. Home Economics Dept. WILSON, LENA EVELINE-U. of Washington. B. S. Health Dept. IKE, YURI-Ofhce Secretary. REID, FLORINE MELBA-Ofhce Secretary. ANSELM, ALVINA CORA-Coeur d'Alene College and Lewiston State Normal. Study A. BUSHNELL, ELEANORE-U. of Washington. A. B. Study B. HOSKING, GWENDOLYN-Library Clerk '3 9. BEACH, WALTER-Custodian.

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FACULTY LAIZURE, GRANT A.-Ohio State U. B. S. and M. A. Head of Science Dept. Adviser, Tennis. LANMAN, HARVEY MILTON-U. Of Washington, North- western U. B. S. Head of P. E. Dept. Coach, Football, Ass., Basketball, Coach, Ski Team. LIZNTZ, KATHERINE JANE-U. of Washington. B. A. and M. A. Social Studies Dept. LINDBERG, LYDIA-Carleton College. B. A. Language Arts: English. Adviser, Tusitala Club. MACDONALD, ARISTELLE-U. of Wash. A. B., M. A. Language Arts: English. Adviser, Senior Play, Four-F. Club. McCARNEY, MARGARET--U. of Washington. B. A. and M. A. Adviser, Girls' Club. MLQCLELLAND, VICTOR HERBERT-U. of Washington. B. M. Music Dept. Director, Band and Girls' Glee Club. Director, Intramural Athletics. MCGRATI-I, STELLA MARGARET-Gregg Normal School. Commercial Dept. Adviser, Senior Class and Social Service. MORRIS, MURIEL EVADNE-Whitman College. A. B. So- cial Studies Dept. Library Comm. Social Welfare. MURRAY, MILDRED B,--U. of Washington. Co-Adviser of Quaker Maidsg Adviser, Nutrition. PERRY, JEANNETTE-Smith College. A. B. Foreign Lan- guage Dept. Co-Adviser, Spanish Club. PFAFF, EARL A.-Indiana and Harvard U. A. B. and A. M. Head of Language Arts Dept. Member of Stanford U. Lan- guage Arts Investigation. QUIGLEY, AGNES E.-U. of Washington. A. B. Foreign Language Dept. Co-Adviser, Spanish Club. REED, RALPH J.-U. of Washingtn. B. A. Social Studies Dept. Adviser, Lettermen's Club. Coach, Baseball, REMLEY, AGNES-U. of Iowa. B. A. Mathematics Dept. Adviser, junior Class. RICE, BARRIE S.-U. of Washington. Bellingham State. B. A. Industrial Arts Dept. RINEHART, GERTRUDE LOUISE-Pratt Institute, Colum- bia U. B. S. Head of Economics. SAALWAECHTER, LEONARD T.-U. of Illinois. B. S. P. E. Dept. Coach, Basketball and Track. SAMUELSON, BYRON A.-U. of Washington. A. B. and M. A. Social Studies Dept. Adviser, Debate Club, Coach, Debate. Member Stanford U. Soc. Science Investigation. SCHIRMER, CONRAD ALFRED-U. of North Dakota and Chicago. B. A., M. A. Social Studies Dept. SCOTT, GEORGE OLIVER-U. of Wash. and London. B. S. Industrial Arts. Book Room.

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W SENIORS Senior Class Ojjicers MISS STELLA MCGRATH, Adviser KARLA KENT, Secretary VICTOR WATSON, President BILL I-IUME, Treasurer Q., f I BILL STRIPP, Vice-President CURTIS HOLT, Sergeant-at-Arms WE, THE SENIORS, have acquired in our four years at Franklin many worth- while precedents which will aid in making us better and more useful citizens. Through attendance at a cosmopolitan school we have grown more tolerant and appreciative of our friends' talents. We have been allowed the rights of education without class consciousness, freedom of speech Without racial prejudice, and religious worship uncensored by public opinion. As we go on to assume new responsibilities and undertake new tasks, we will bie successful as we have learned to strike toward high intellectual at- tainment as well as toward Hnancial success. A wholesome outlook on life, developed through intelligent associations and helpful companions, is ours for the taking. We also have the opportu- D3 of advancement by hard labor, the joy of accomplishment that comes from Working in pleasant surroundings, and a prospect of a finer, fuller life made possible only by hard Work and a belief in equal rights for all associates. We, the Seniors, take with us these ideals, ambitions, and rights, and yet leave the same opportunities, intact, to those who come after. ' IMVVII EQ6-I:iQS9519-lil. . ,wry ,ikcv-fl I X .ffiZo5,,,,,'j, 7 'MX X, . pffwul