Franklin Junior High School - Almanac Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

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FRANKLIN CALENDAR January 31, 1938eVVe welcomed in the new 7B,s. February 4, 1938eThe 7B,s had their first assembly. It was a con- cert given by Heinrich Hammeris Symphony Orchestra. February 8, 1938-The 9A,s and the 8A,s saw world travel moving pictures. February 11, 1938eThe whole school celebrated the birthday of Abraham Lincoln with an Assembly program. February 18, 1938-The J. C. L. officers were installed by 1VIr. Howland. February 25, 1938--The Seventh Grade attended a cabinet meeting. They enjoyed it very much. March 11, 1938-Again we had the p1easure of Doctor Heinrich Hammer and the WPA Symphony Orchestra. March 17, 1938eThe Junior Civic League Cabinet presented VHobbiesn as their topic for a P.-T. A. program. The talks were very interesting. March 18, 1938eA11 students enjoyed pictures shown by 1VIr. Fine, whose niece, Glenna Hughes, is a Franklinite. March 24-, 1938eMiss Walkefs third period Speech Class gave ttThe Pampered Darling? It was very good. March 25, 1938eCaptain Hancock sent some moving pictures of birds and sea life, with John Garth, former Franklinite, as speaker. hilarch 31, 1938-Tree Planting Day, with the P.-T. A. as guests. We appreciate our playground trees. April 20, 1938eThe Ninth Grade attended the J. C. L. meeting. April 25, 1938-eThe Junior Speakers and Physical Education class- es presented to the P.-T. A. a program on Long Beach as a recreational center. April 28, 1938eThe Seventh and Eighth grades enjoyed a program given by the first period Speech class and the Girls, Physical Education department. IWay 6, 1938-Pictures were shown on hlexico to the 8A,s and the Spanish students. May 7, 1938-The Boys, Glee Club presented a program. It was enjoyed by everyone. Rlay 10-11, 1938e-Miss Walkeris Speech Classes gave 11Uncle Bob,s Bride? and HBlack Hands, in matinee performances after school. May 20, 1938--The Annual Scholarship Banquet was held. Trwenly-nine

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MR. HOWELL Cook, Herbert Pikul, Charles Smith, Bill R. Sorenson, Raymond Wood, Harry Martin, Carl DeYoung, Robert McCallister, Frank Peterson, Harold AlhadofT, Perry Wood, James Gallahue, Dave Wagner, James Freda, James McFarland, Bob Bennett, Andre Blaisdell, Homer Lewis, Ralph Barksdale, Homer Barksdale, Gene Angell, Dan Kimbrell, Jack Woodward, Ralph Chace, Raymond Kallance, Donald Cobler, Lee Ashworth, Billy Curran, Bob Lehman, Tom Hawkins, Jack Probst, Loyd Tennyson, Jay :3 gunx 3391' 1: BOYS PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. REESE CLASS COMMAN DERS MR. WERTZ Beckman, Franklin Blount, Bill Dailey, Maynard Licthenberg, Brook Harrison, Ray Hoffman, Richard Morrow, Bill Powell, George Snider, John Rush, Jack Wolochow, Ray SQUAD LEADERS Bauer, Edwin Gibson, Denny Heinz, Frank Orr, George Whitmeyer, Don Mauk, Sidney Miller, Alex Muis, Glenn Warren, Buddy Hallier, Bob Kerr, Willis Sproul, Bill Lowe, Allen Gearhart, B. Payne, Victor Smith, James Friedman, Fred Ireland, Jim Lee, Thomas Strang, Jack Fleming, Logan Linkem, Gene Sorenson, Robert Thorne, Dwayne Amundson, Earl Philips, Brooke Cocke, Dick Thomas, Billy Baker, Jordan Freeland, Robin Dohrman, Richard French, Jim Oldham, Fred Peck, Myron Smith, Stanley Michel, Lee Harpin, Robert Hall, Jay . Freda R. Green, George Culver, Norman Emery, Jack Chapin, Seymour Smith, Jim Oakden, Bert Hutchings, Jim Newell, R. Dusek, Jack Long, Arthur Cady, Tom Crain, Gerald Thorpe, Jerry Barnett, CliEord VVatters, Dick Sims, Carey Galarco, Don CENTRAL OFFICE GROUP Cox, Ward Fleischman, George Lohmuller, Glen Fleischman, Bill Farnsworth, Jack Matthews, Charles Buck, Jimmy GradoE, Albert OFFICIALS AND COACHES CLUB RAE SEILER ........................................................................... President ETHEL ALBRIGHT .................................................. Vite President Albright, Ethel Bruce, Dorothy Burns, Margo Burnett, Frances Casey, Charlene Connor, Jacqueline Curry, Alice Ruthe Twmziy-ez'glzt OFFICIALS Coulter, Mildred Seiler, Rae Duckworth, Nancy Ruth Thompson, Barbara Eaton, Elizabeth Williams, Dorothy Macdonald, Kathleen COACHES Goldman, Toba Goldsmith, Betty Hayes, Elva Jordan, Aiyce Merritt, Katharine

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May 27, 1938eThe memorial day program was enjoyed by every- one. The Boys Glee Club sang Civil War songs and there were several scenes of the war given by students of the 8A class of Mr. Cytron. June 2, 1938eThe Senior Girls Glee Club gave a program at the Pacific Coast Club for the ladies, Club. It was enjoyed greatly. June 3, 1938eThe Honor Health Club enjoyed a picnic at our fire place. June 3, 1938aE1izabeth Eaton was awarded the Lions Club award for the outstanding scholarship and citizenship. She is our President of Franklin. June 6, 1938eThe Boys, Glee Club enjoyed a picnic by our new fireplace. June 7, 1938-Junior Librarians entertained their parents at a tea iri the library of Franklin. June 8, 1938-The Senior Girls, Glee Club enjoyed a fireside picnic. June 9, 1938-The Home Arts classes staged their Spring Fashion Show. 250 girls participated. The clothes were from shorts to evening dresses. It was given as a playlet, as iiThe Old Woman in the Shoe.,, June 10, 1938eThe Achievement Society met in Franklin Hall for their annual program and banquet. A play was also given. June 16, 1938eAwards Day! Aren,t we glad we were good and worked so hard! June 16, 1938eC1ass Day for 9A,s with the Class of ,38 as luncheon guests at the fireplace, and a program. Certificates were given to the graduates. There was a representative from the 1933 gradu- ation class. There was a representative from the February graduat- ing class. FAREWELL TO FRdNKLIN !