Franklin High School - Tolo Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Bertha Rice Head Secretary Velma Bosworth l Our Vice-Principal Speaks Progress is a glorious word. We usually think of progress in terms of automobiles and television, or in terms of atomic power and rockets to outer space. At Franklin, progress is symbolized by the beautiful additions and improvements that are cur- rently being constructed. However, true progress for the individual is not a collection of material things, It is an im- provement of the mind the attitude the character. It is the result of work that ts done in our beautl ful new building it is not the building itself After our remodeling every department will be greatly improved Let us pledge ourselves to keep the building new and to use it well Let us dedicate ourselves to a full utilization ot all of Franklin s facilities so that we may develop those qualities which will enable us to progress and improve all during our lives Progress is for tomorrow but it must be built today DONALD S MEANS The Stall Constance Morrison Guidance Secretary Normand Hebert Assistant Secretary Ruth Babcock Librarian Daisy Broderick Library Secretary Helen Olin Attendance Secretary Custodian Edith Halbert Lunchroom Manager Dorothy Ekholm Nurse Helen Wettleson Study Hall

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Franklin welcomes back as Prlnclpal HARRY L GARRISON Our Prlnclpal Speaks Every year smce the flrst classes met at Franklm an 1912 our hugh school has made a posmve contrlbutuon to the growth and development of the Northwest Its beauty as a landmark has stlmulated many vlsutors to express apprecu atuon and admnratlon and wnthm Its walls thousands of young cltazens have developed the talents of mmd and body which have nn adult years been expressed by Franklm alumna an the bulldmg of our Northwest community Thus expression has been In many forms an cltlzenshlp In voca tlonal excellence ln art un science In the professions un family llfe In recreational actlvltles and In attitudes and values whlch serve human welfare and bulld a better socuety year by year Franklm can take lust prlde In Its record The future holds the opportunlty and the responsubnllty of our present student body faculty and cntlzenry to see that Franklm contmues Its umportant role of servlce to the con tmued growth of our Northwest area U . . U I . . 1 1 . .. . . ' I I - 1 .. . . . . I I ' . . . . . . . I I I I . . . . ... . . I I . . . . . I

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Frank Ahern U S Hrstory Physrcal Educatfon Charlotte Blsazza Advanced Art Lettering Marne Brannen Margaret Campbell Language Arts X Xl Sophomore Class Loulse Colllns Rena Aiken Bookkeeprng Shorthand Margaret Blanchard Language Arts X James Brltaln Curtns Chapel Choirs Dave Currle Earl Bassett U S Hfstory World Hrstory Baseball Coach Marne Bollman German Eugene Caddey Melvun Choate Offtce Practrce Typfng Frank DlLeva French Physical Educatron Contemporary Prob Spamsh U S Htstory Harry Benson Physics Shirley Boselly Math Anal Advanced Math rt Golf Coach Wallace Callow rrg Blanche Cline Girls Advtsor Harriet Doheny Algebra Geometry rrg - x . . . ,, T 'g. . . . ,,, World History Language Arts Xl, Xll Boys' Health Geometry T ' . . . ,,, . . . . . T. '