Frankford High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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'ENN' , .....,.,- Z K :unnatural ip 19 3 Hmm no ,- mb nf It ' George A. Snook, Principal Samuel H. Kurtz Emma Roth, Assistant Principal Elizabeth S. Lackey Delphine A. Lanning Mary E. Bacon Anna C. Lee Harry N. Barfoot William B. Leighninger Percy C. Belfield Elmira R. Lippincott Minnie Bemstein William J. Long Stanley D. Birath Arthur W. Lowe Benjamin E. Biswanger Ethel M. McAllister Raymond A. Biswanger Kathryn McCahey . William H. Boerckel Charles B. McCann 1 Ethel M. Burnett ' Mariana McCaulley g Elizabeth G. Canning Marion McMaster 5 Charlotte Cartledge Walter E. Mansley i Walter J. Cole Lora A. Marsh 5 Isabelle A. Cook Charles W. Meadowcroft, Jr. Helen G. Crookes Henry J. Meder I Eleanor Ditty Sarah P. Miller 1 Ruth M. Eddy Thomas Moore 1 Irene S. Eldridge Amy S. Moran Q Alta G. Ellis Amelia R. Mumford Gertrude C. Ellis George E. Mumford f Price B. Engle Charles R. Murphy Elizabeth R. Eynon Forrest R. Newmeyer E Sydney A. Farbish Charles IR. Nichols Joanna B. Fritz Adaline H. Pennycook . Clarence L. Garwood G. Altamont Phillips f Ellwood A. Geiges Mary E. Purcell , 1 Wesley M. Geist Ada T. Raby ? Roseina C. Gillman Clarence L. Raby 5 Marion V. George Louise Debus Reichelt Mildred Goshow Walter Roberts i Joseph M. Gottschalk Helen J. Saile Q Caroline Gruhler William Saile 5 Andrew S. Haines Florence Schlarbaum . i Barbara R. Hamilton Carol R. Sensenig ' Joseph W. Hand Wayne Sensenig ' E Earle S. Hargreaves Chester A. Sittig ' f Mae E. Harveson Edith A. Sprowles 7 Amos J. Heinly Lewis G. Sterner Q Lucia A. Heyl Charles F. Troxell I Richard M. Holme Mary A. Waesche : Clifford Horrocks Charles W. Weekes Walter E. Howarth E. Carl Werner I Martin S. Johnson Evelyn T. Why ' Mary E. Jones Lynford J. Williams ! Arthur C. Jordan Albert B. wraught E Margaret Kerr Ralph B. Yonker I Mary R. Kitchen E 3 Louise M. Koch Reba M. Haas Robert H. Krewson Laura R. Snyder I Charles J. Kunz Clarence S. Wilkinson Q Robert W. Kunzig 'wo 26.64341 leigh! Page Seven

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Page Six' THE FACULTY

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Hllillllll is jt 1923l?lIII1lnuu I 4 1 t After four years of striz-ing to reach at dqhntite goal you are facing the beginning of l-zfe's work. You know not wltavt the world has in store for you, but you can do your part by living a life full of earn-estness and desire to do your best. T hisxworld is full of beautiful things, learn to know them and to see them, and may your life and homes reflect good taste for the finer things. Your schooling here has not only given you the opportunity to earn a liviugg it ha-s, I hope, developed also an appreciation of the artistic and the beautiful. The capacity lo CIUOQ' the aesthetic side of life along with the ability to be able to surround yourself with fine th-ings, is the noblest purpose of school. A thing of beauty -is a joyfforeverf' sang the poet. llfay yours be the joy. ' CHARLES B. NICCANN. ' Adviser Page Eight hlay every success be yours! Strive one and all for a. worthy goal. But let it be a steady, faithful striving, not a restless, feverish desire for early success. Do not overlook the happiness to be gained from the homely, every-day ajairs of life. For after all, the pleasant happen-ings by the wayside bring more lasting joy than do great oohievementsf With un- shaken faith in the Divine Creator, with a mind open to eiqoy the ever varying beauties of nature, and with a heart ever ready to give of yourself unto others, so build your house of happiness. B.xRB.xR.x R. HAMILTON. Adviser fa l 1 W