Franklin High School - Tolo Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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.- E. ., , -,M .,.. ,... .WL SANDY GOLDADE SUE E. HAYCOCK DICK HENRIKSON F.E.A.S.T. RODRIGO DE LA VEGA MAGAT Chess Club Advisor, Filipino Student Club akilang Kabataan Ng Paaralang Frankiinj Advisor ' Q UW-nw. DUANE MUNRO 11-1-V' GEORGE TU RK Mathematics Department Head Academics 13

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- ........a..... Q X MARlORlEN.MURPHY PAUL NICHOLAS BARBARA NILSON Honor Society Advisor, Director of Drama, Tolo Newspaper, Franklin Senate Thespians Sponsor Annual Advisor 'l ,ff fx AY 2 2 ' Ms x RICK ROBBINS F.E.A.S.T. 12 Academics ELAINE WETTERAU ER Mathematics With the highest number of students enrolled in mathematics courses in the entire city, Franklin's Mathematics Department offered various levels of mathematics ranging from general math to calculus. Off the 977 students enrolled or approximately 70 per cent of the student body, 12 per cent were honors mathematics students and 22 per cent continous progress students. Although the percentage of honors students showed a decline from past years, these students were as capable as any in preceeding years and showed it on the National Nlath Contest held annually. VERNON BEAN Usher Squad Supervision l.V. Baseball Coach

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MUSIC Participating in assemblies, games, and on special occasions during the school year were Fran klin's bands, choirs, and ensembles from our performing Music Department. Under the directorship of Charles Chinn, department head, the jazz Lab practiced often and competed in jazz festivals in and out of Washington state. At the vocal end of the department was David Pence. He directed the Honors', Gospel, and Bel Canto Choirs. Students in the ethnic performing groups, Samoan, Afro Drum, and jazz Ensembles, provided music with the accompaniment of cultural dancers. 'San- ii mu , 1 2 , ' , ' L p I fs M L to J CHARLES CHINN Music Department Head Academics LYNNE jESSUP Afro Drum, Samoan, jazz Ensembles DAVE PENCE Bel Canto, Swing Choir, Gospel Choir