This BJ Tash photograph was probably taken around 1918 on Franklin's front steps. It came from an AZO postcard style that was available during 1918-1930. The attire worn, including shoes, however, suggest that it was taken in the late teens or very early 20s. Note the twin girls, teacher, and attire. Also, a reflection in the back windows show smaller pines that are in front of the school. Here are the names that were written in pencil on the back.

Front Row: France Macdondl, Edna Lewellyn, Mary Wrather, Steven Barret, Ida Werner, Thomas Malott
Second Row: Margaret Hicks, Elaine and Eleanor Krause, Dorothy Seaburg, Vera Riley, Glenwood MacMackan
Third Row: Alfred Champion, Hazel Lundeen, Audrey Hock, Jack Kepler
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This group of boys and two females (probably teachers/coaches) made up the 1923 Franklin Baseball Team. The shot was taken by BJ Tash on the front lawn of Franklin. Heeahh Batta Batta Batta! The tiny spruce behind them is now a monsterous, huge, beautiful tree.
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This spectacular crew of students posed for the 1928 Patriotic Pageant. The photograph was taken by B.J. Tash.
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