Franklin High School - Tolo Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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PHIL ADAMS RUTH BABCOCK EARLE BASSETT HARRY BENSON CHARLOTTEBISAZZA MARGARET BLANCQHARD EMARIE BOLLMAN SHIRLEY BOSELLY If K X Z x VEPMA BQSWORTH MARIE 'BRANNEN I A 6 Q -I . JAMES BRITAIN A q DAISY BRQDERICK i 'V L Y ' A f VEUGENE CADDE WALLACE cmow. MARGARET CAMPBELL , E E CURTIS CHAPEL MELVIN CHOATE V BLANC!-IE CLINE I LOUISE COLLINS DAVID CURRIE '

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,THRQUQH THE YEARS WALTER J. RESEBURG CAME TO FRANKLIN IN 1912 1912 to 1914 . . . Taught Languages 1914 to 1932 . . . Taught Science and Mathematics 1913 to 1920 . . . Coached Football, Baseball and Basketball 1914 . . . Senior Class Advisor 1920 to 1932 . . . Boy's Club Advisor 1932 to 1947 . . . Vice-Principal 1938 to 1945... Golf Coach 1945 to 1958 . . . Principal Young people, look to the future! Can you picture your- self fifty years from now, looking backward to appraise the true wealth of the life you have lived? What would you like to see spelled out in the history of your own life? Would you evaluate your life on the basis of the number of dollars you had taken in, or perhaps the number you had been able to retain? Would you set some other material cri- terion, such as jewelry, furs, or other luxuries? Would your goal have been to create new ideas or new products to add to the convenience or comfort of your neighbors? Would the actual construction of buildings, appliances, or machines have been your contribution? Would you gain your satisfac- tion from raising a farrrily by good Christian principles? Our principal, Walter J. Reseburg, now stands at this crossroads. He is a man young in spirit and rich in experi- ence. He has many vital and useful years ahead of him. Let us take a quick look at the accomplishment of his career. We see 45 years of dedicated service to Franklin High Schoolg over 20,000 students have been influenced by his philosophyg people in all walks of life have become more valuable citi- zens because of himg he has been genuinely beloved by all who have known himg he has made this world a more beau- tiful and pleasant place in which to live. You young people are just now deciding the course of your life. Surely the satisfactions that accrue during a life- time are adequate reward for the extra effort you must now make in order to achieve these things. DONALD S. MEANS DONALD S. MEANS Vice Principal if j jg J if WM ff' W0

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