Franklin High School - Tolo Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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owtpfwwparspmxa. The Northwest is che Evergreen Playground. An abundant life in the vast outdoors is ours for the taking. We have a mild climate-a little extra rain perhaps, and much snow in the mountains-but all this spells power. Best of all, our association with people in our wonderful playground means love of fellow man and a deep appreciation of the manifold works of God.

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UM. arm,-pwwgmr . We, at Franklin, are but a small part of a great Northwest and a mighty nation. Yet the pattern of living we set up here is a basic part of a larger pattern that makes up our national existence. The patience, tolerance, kindness, and goodwill we employ in living together are instrument-al in developing the kind of person who has a sense of responsibility regarding the rights and duties of one person to another, the kind of a person who can meet the problems of life with dignity, assurance, and self-respect. It is from this way of life that a better school, a better Northwest, and a 'KM better nation will emerge.