Frankford High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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qflfofw. we ...iw 1 ....,..... mnnmml jr 9 3 EMM MARY DOROTHY DAV IES ACADEMIC 1021 HERBERT STREET Her social duties are her greatest ca-re. Not much that is new to the reader can be told about this re- nowned young ladyg for what with such press-agentry as popu- larity contests, she has become quite famous. From Dot's' conversation, one would assume that her main interest in life is to make dates and break hearts. This, however, is her only weakness. She has shown herself to be a good sport and a mathe- matical wizard. She says she's going to Normal School, so that she can come out to the F. H. S. football games, but if this is her only reason for going to the teachers' training camp we would suggest that she enter the portals of some fair institution where they have a holiday every other day, and no school the rest of the time. Somehow we just can't imagine Dot as a school teacher. Latin Club, Tir N'an Og, C. C. C., House and Grounds. Oh, gee! U H FLORENCE KATHERINE DIETERLY . COMMERCIAL 7220 OXFORD AVENUE To grin, or not to grin, T hat ts -no questzonf' ' . Katherine is one of the nicest girls we know-and grin! Oh my! She is always grinning. VVhen Kats gets up to recite, if the teacher smiles a little encouragement, then out comes the grin. If you want to get the best of Katherine in an argu- ment, make her laugh. Kats has a queer idea that she wants to be fat. Goodness knows' where she got the notion! Wfell She ought to be, anyway, because she drinks a bottle of milk every day. Commercial Club, Glee Club, House and Grounds. H Page Twenty-two Jim Kats JAMES WALLACE DRIPPS COMMERCIAL 3334 H STREET For folly, that he wisely shows, is fit. jim is quick and lively, yet pleasant and jovial. Furthermore, he is a good student. The Executive and Class Day Committees claim some of Jim's talents. He was a member of the Art, Radio, and Commercial Clubs, and was the class Board Member for four years. jim's dreams are to be a C. P. A. It's this way. Six men in the boat C and the oars leaked- K D q'7 1I N 61

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W manage V Zm will is gasses lllllllllll gg, 923 llllllmn L We m-yy NIINNIE F COHEN COMMERCIAL 4673 FRANKFORD AVENUE - He -who would ha-ve true happiness must cultivate content. Although it is not generally known, Minnie really worries sometimes, She likes a good joke and knows how to tell one. However, where Minnie shines is in her ability to tease, pro- vokingly innocent, yet causing laughter and disturbance at all times. She is the horror of rehearsals. The mischief just pops out of Min's eyes. You cannot remain angry at her very long because her grin will disarm you at once. Minnie often comfortingly assures you that she will tell you the answer to a question, but, curiously enough, when called upon she cannot answer her own. Minnie gets through eventually, however. Min is fond of dancing and is proficient in this pastime. Commercial and Dramatic Clubs. l Min MABELLE LILLIAN COOK COMMERCIAL 1320 HARRISON STREET Please go 'way and let me play. Cookie keeps the class informed of all the latest news. She knows the latest play, dance, song or gossip. Cookie's lfi73,. Q73 hobby is not studying. Lessons frankly bore her, but what's I , the use of complaining? There are two things Mabelle does like, I however. Shorthand and Typing are her favorite studies. She ! 9 7 claims that she wants to be a teacher, but I think Cookie will be conquered by Dan Cupid before long. Cookie wears charming clothes, just the kind that suit her type. She is always popping in with something new to be admired. But, Cookie's shining feature is her ability to make fudge. As soon as she appears with the box we mob her. Vtfhen the dust settles, Cookie may still be found with the box, but not the contents. Christmas Charity Party D, Dramatic Club, Commercial Club, Class Hockey, Volleyball, NValking Club. I thought I'rl die. Cookze - MARX MANN COWDEN COMMERCIAL 1204 W. UNITY STREET I ,f -7 3 True friends are like diamonds, f precious and fare. lv Y' 7 .S Mary is always ready to help everyone. She certainly has h C 7 Sf . ,, . . . ,, . 1 the quality of StlClC-t0:lt-IVGIICSS. . Spanish. has alwaysbeen Mary's bugbear. But did she drop lt? No, indeed, she simply stuck to it and passed it. She will do very well in stenography, her chosen profession. Neat, exact and helpful at all times she will undoubtedly be of value as somebody's stenogf' Every- body knows that she took that part ideally in the little sketch in the Commercial Club, depicting the good stenographer. Mary is our champion high-jumper. Her long legs carry her straight legged over the rope in the scissors jump. Of course, she can also run and hop step and jump. Vllhile we are grateful for an increase of an inch, Mary deigns not to put anything below an increase of six inches or a foot down on her card. It is Mary's persistence that gained her proficiency in these lines. Commercial Club, Track, Baseball, Varsity Volleyball, Basket- ball. 0h Egger! ' M'a.ry Page T at nf-yr-on

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PAUL WILLIAM MARK DUNLAP rl-1llu ii 5: 1923 iw t . g .:.X V Cvx ug ly KR V .Ilz - K - .. 170 5 4.7 3 ll S, IWECHANIC ARTS ' ' 3532 KNORR STREET Tail is the sire to Fame. If Paul should suddenly take a trip to Camden or some other out-of-the-way place, the Tacony Asco Store would no doubt fail, for he worked 'there ever since he can1e to us from Xhfilliams- port. Paul works not only after school but in school as well. Although he may never set the world on fire, his -work is steady and well done. Like many other people of today, he has beeh bitten by the radio bug. - R A. A. Representative: Radio Club. I don? know. 197 H737 Paul MARGARET DUNN COMMERCIAL 4246 RICHMOND STREET Babble, babble, Iillle tongue. 4'- Vifho would ever think that anyone so small could possibly I Mdfgiiibh' WILBUR EVERETTE DURYEA IVIECHANIC ARTS 5726 JACKSON STREET You're a poor benighled heathen but a first-classjiglzting man. If you wish to talk military training, talk to Bud, for this is Bud's strong point. As a member of the Sea Scouts and National Guards-well they speak for themselves. But not all of Bud's' time is spent in out-of-school activities. He has had time to serve on the Board, work for the House and Grounds, manage several athletic teams, and then some time left for the girlsg so you see, Bud's an all-round-fellow and one of few of his type. House and Grounds Student General Manager Inter: Baseball, Freshman Tr You're an Ethiopian, talk as much as Margaret? This statement may be a surprise to some who do not know Margaret very intimately, but those with whom she eats lunch will sustain it. She talks so much that it is a wonder that she ever finds time to eat during- such a short time as three-quarters of an hour. Margaret has gained skill in the management of her tongue and now she wants to gain skill in the management the typewriter. It is Margaret's ambition to win a gold medal for typewriting! However, Mar- garet can always be depended upon to have learned her lessons and help the rest out in case of need. Commercial Club, Class Basketball and Volleyball. Oh, 1 14 -make -me s-irkl Section T ll IY Page Twenty-three