Frankford High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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w qjr , minimum A 1 ii ii K it 1923 tlluul g' q : M05 . -75 Ti 'Yi' Scott - ETHEL WILSON BILLINGSLEY V- - V f Wfwi x ,WW Rami SCOTT PARDOE BICKEL IVIECHANIC ARTS - 3439 CARLISLE STREET Not affo-id of work, but not 'in sympathy with it. Scott has been known for his willingness to work for the school ever since he entered Frankford. He served on the House and Grounds Committee ever since its organization, being Assistant Chairman in B, and Assistant Chairman and Board Member in A, Outside of school his chief pastime is photographyg this hobby enabling him to help prepare the Pot Pourri pages for this Record. Scott also held-an active office in Ye Spooks. House and-Groundsg Ye Spooksg Record Committee. Say fellows ' . COMMERCIAL - 6114 JACKSON STREET . She disguises herself in a cloak You surely have noticed that tall, dark-haired girl with the regal tilt of her head walking down the hall. However, that is ' merely a disguise for the real Billy , who loves waltzing, shuff- ling, and any other kind of modern dancing-with a good partner. There is also the side of Bill which loves a good stiff fight in Basketball, where the forward position is honored. She can hardly contain herself when she is on the sidelines during an exciting game, and is anything but stately and dignified. Billy is also a very good actress. She had taken part in Dramatic Club Plays and in Student Assemblies. Billy is undecided whether to be an artist, interior decorator, actress, or gym teacher. It matters not which one she chooses, she will be assured of success. Board Member, Ag A. A. Representative, Dramatic Club, Commercial Club, Glee Club, Tennis, Track, Basketball, Class 1 Day Committee, A. P. D. Page Sl..X'fCCIl Birk-ie Billy ELEANOR PEALE BIRKMANN ACADEMIC 8034 JACKSON STREET Caesar was ambitious and so is she. It's a jolly bad shame that graduation has to halt Birkie's training in cross-Country sprints from the H. T. and F. carline over the hills to the school-house. She has broken all records established by fellow cohorts from that distant climeg she'll be entering the Olympics yet-see if she doesn't. Nora's up and doing in everything, to put it briefly-mischief, social activi- ties, scholarship-with plenty of pep and dash to boot. . 'Tir N'an Og, Le Cercle Franfjais, Class Day Committee, Executive Committee. V My dear Gaston. H96 M17 19 mf 3 73,1 76

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f Mya, N 4,99 Emu E--ses-ss mill 923: reef Ease EDGAR TYLER BARRETT ACADEMTC ' 4623 HAWTHORNE STREET Barrett has distinguished himself by his total abstinence from V awww? all extra curricular activities. He is a very quiet, unassuming young man, but one who always has his work done on time. Barrett intends to go to Normal School and then be a teacher himself. PIONEER Representative. Well---I don't know-. ' Barren JOSEPH BARTON BENSON NIECHANIC ARTS 112 W. GALE SIREET Success comes 'in cans, failures in can'ls.' Have you ever gone to one of the girls' basketball games and seen an important young man sitting near the timekeeper? lf you have, you no doubt know Bart Benson, the rising young reporter of our class. Besides writing for the papers Bart A has a great hobby for drawing: he served as Board Representative for the Art Club. In athletics Bart really shines on the mat. This is shown by the fact that in 1921 he won the Lightweight Championship. . Sectional Football, Soccer, and Baseball: Art Club, Radio Clubg Vifrestlingg President of Section. W anna. get knocked? l HB0-rt!! i GEORGE LUDWIG BEWLEY NIECHANIC Aars 4507 PAUL STREET ' A dreary place this 'warld would be , U With no small people in it. Brutus has distinguished himself in two ways. First, by being the last member of the Mechanic Arts Section to go into long jeans, and second, by his total abstinence from class and school activities. Brutus ' great hobby seems to be touring New Jersey on a bicycle, although he takes an interest in all forms of sporty his small stature preventing him from trying for some of the school teams. . Positively, Mr. Newton ' Brutus Page Fgylecn 1473

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N N NK:-,J7!f ' RAYMOND ANSON BOORSEQ , 9628 BANES STREET At times he liked to argue but was always harmless . Boorse travels all the way from that much talked of suburb, Bustleton. VVhat time he would have to leave home to be in time for an 8.10 period is one of the much debated questions among the other members of his section. He claims that base- ball and camping are his only hobbies, even though he joined one of the boys' classes in chorus singing. . IM 1 innmul lilriil i li 1 ' nm i ixix QM l,xkk pkxfjl ,,. A. A. Representativeg Varsity Baseball, '21, '22 and '23. Boone WALTER SCOTT BUTLER MECHANIC ARTS C 516 Smuwoon STREET On with the danceg let joy be 1HlC01lf1l1l8d.H X VValt has always been more of a star in sports, than a shining light in any class room. Someone was unpleasant enough to say that he got into A by the skin of his teeth. However, that is forgotten when we remember how well he covered first base on the Varsity Baseball Teams of 1921, 1922 and 1923. He also ran on the Freshman Track Team and was a member of the Varsity Basketball, Soccer and Cross-Country Teams. When asked what his hobby was he promptly replied, Sleeping. Freshman Track, 1920g,Varsity1Baseball, 1921, 1922, 1923g Varsity Basketball, 1922, 1923, Varsity ,Cross-Country, 1921: Executive Committee of Board in 'A g 13 Club. A al, yer sick. Wal! FRANK LLOYD THOMAS CALL ACADEMIC You know me Al. Skinny is the only student we know who can pull wool over the eyes of our most inscrutable faculty. His voluble flow of words-just words-has helped him out of many a scrape and has gotten him into many more. Skinny is a natural athlete. Every year he has been a member of the Track Team and Cross-country Team. He has represented the section on every team that has been organized. As a result of his participation in these sports,'he was this year placed in charge of all intersectional athletics. . T Square Club, House and Grounds. Well now Iislen-J Skinny Page Seifenleen