Frankford High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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MXH' rmnsam ig, IE 19 23 in .,,.WQ ., ,X.n, g i V 1 W if SARA ISABEL FREED l ACADEMIC . 1209 HERBERT STREET . Quiet, 1mqssuming, a friend to everyone. Freedie's just-a dear! She's a wonder, we think, for if one asks her to do anything for one, whether it's distasteful Kit often isj or not, Isabel usually does it-willingly, too! Not many of us are built that way, so the characteristic is especially con- spicuous in Freedie. She was a faithful worker on the House and Grounds Committee. You Could find her any morning distributing flowers in the halls, or Htidying up somewhere. Freedie has one fault, alack! 'Tis a habit of falling in love with all the good looking freshmen. We aren't alarmed, how- ever, as she falls out again as soon as the mash wears OH. Tir N'an Og, C. C. C., Tennis. For the love-a.-mud. Freedie HARRY FRIES COMMERCIAL 5735 LEONARD STREET All one needs to distinguish Hiram from others in a crowd is to know his smile. One almost thinks it's carvedf! Hiram has always taken a prominent part in intersectional athletics. Through his interest in school afiairs he has become Financial Secretary of the Board. President of the Commercial Club, Record COmmit'tee, Glee Club, PIONEER Representative, Ye Monks. Hey, A nimc ll I Where are you? Hiram E IRMA HELEN FRIESS COMMERCIAL 1949 VVAKELING STREET Page Twenty-.fix ujellyu A merry laugh and a winning smile. You hear a giggle and you know she is here. That laugh or giggle of jelly's is quite individual and can be easily distin- guished from many others of its sort. Irma's hobby is eating jelly-beans, and hence her nickname. Irma is another of our shining lights when it comes to dramatics. She can very easily interpret almost any part. Her pleasing personality and charm- ing smile are a valuable asset to the Class. je1ly's ambition is to be a school teacher, but I fear that He will soon take this delightful person away from this profession. Glee Club Cfour yearsj, House and Grounds, Class Hockey, Volleyball, Basketball, Commercial Club. . Ma'am. NIU mf fb

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MWKVM' minus A 4, FE mau i -.ww xygcfiii, .QQ llii 21 DOROTHY AMANDA FAUNCE COMLIERCIAL 3309 COMLY STREET On -with the dance, Let joy be unconji-ned. Dot is the class butterfly. She is so tiny that she seems more like a china doll than a real person. If it weren't for her flaxen hair, I'm sure sometimes she would get lost, but her hair saves her from that dire fate. Then too, she has an abundance of the good humor that is so prevalent in our class. W'e have never seen Dot angry, and her cheery little giggle is engaging. Dot's hobby is dancing, and her ambition fjust at presentl is to go to California with Krafty . She did not say, but we rather think she would not object to seeing a certain popular member of Hollywood, while there. ,Y .. M73 Glce Club, First Remington Award, Commercial Club. Oh my palheiic so-ul! . H H Foxy Grandpa MARION CAMM FRAI-N ACADEMIC She's thin, but shelvjollyg A good sport by gollyf' Behold, the class sky-scraper! She's so tall that she steps over HDMI! -FRANCIS ANDREW FOX MECHANIC ARTS 806 E. ALLEGHENY AVENUE Strange to our school, he wore a bashful look. Fox came to us from Northeast at the beginning of our Senior year, too late to take part in any of the social or athletic activities of the school. However, with the crowd with which he quickly got acquainted, he marked himself as a Fine fellow, much given to knocking. Being a gentleman of leisure he would like a position to keep him awake when he has nothing more important to do. As yet he is undecided whether this will take the form of setting up ten-pins at the shore or watering camels at the circus. Yom Ii-ipperu 8207 ELBERoN AVENUE the bamboo at 36 without the least difficulty, ambles olf, then has a good laugh at the rest of us mortals, painfully endeavoring to jump over the thing at 32, ,without knocking over the' appara- tus or breaking one or two ankles. Speaking of ankles, Fra1nie steers hers with such dexterous grace that she easily won a posi- tion on the Dance Committee. Fun is Frainie's third name, too, her sweet soprano UD giggle is her give-away-hear that guffaw and you know there's mischief afoot. Our hope is that Frainie is as well liked at college as she is by all of us. Latin Club, Tir N'an Og, Sectional President in D and C, Sectional Treasurer in H, G and F, Sectional Track in G. 1'Il bet a cow. F rai nie ' ' Page TwenI.yW'e

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f Mfg' xxx. Rmgqgwf :n nnnlnlhll mmm I it MMU E-ee-fs-2-in NAOMI GOSSLER COMMERCIAL True -worth is in being, not seeming. ' Naomi hails from far-off Bustleton. This is probably the ' VERREE ROAD, BUSTLETON wifi reason why she has not joined us, to a very great extent, in the club life and social activities of the school. I suppose Naomi is afraid it would be too dark in that town to come home after a couple of club meetings and then a couple of committee meet- ings. We agree with her. However, Naomi is always ready to help everyone. NVe are especially thankful to her when it comes to Hygiene. When Miss Sprowles asks for a description of the gullet we sit and look at her, while Naomi tells all about the circular and longitudinal muscles. Naomi's sunny disposition will- help when she is Somebody's Stenog. Commercial Club. L-isten, Kid. f of our class. lllill-ie ' ' JOHN DURNS GREENWOOD NIECHANIC ARTS - - 4720 GRISCOM STREET On with the dance-let -my feet be unconfinedf' Johnny is certainly musical. He is a member of the Glee Club, the Orchestra, and the Mandolin Club. He just loves good music --and jazz. johnny has a literary leaning, too,'for he was on the PIONEER Staff. He was also King Money Bags for his section. Club life seems to be johnnys second name, for the Art and Wireless Clubs claim his membership. Another thing- Johnny's neat-spick and span. House and Grounds Committee, Dance Committee. I ain't got some. - Naomi MILLIE STEWART GRAHAM CQMMERCTAL 1927 E. CLARENCE STREET ffej 1 Wake up, little girl, - You're just dreaming pretty dreams. I 7 fa S! Miss Graham! -Millie comes to with a start on hearing her name, and asks, VVhat did you say? Millie just loves to day-dream. Economics is so dull and tiresome, and it is so nice to become oblivious to it all. Why not day-dream? It's a good solution of this knotty problem. Then there is another side to Millie. She is always the victim when we want to dance. Then she is anything but asleep. She certainly can rattle the keys of that piano up in the gym. We don't know what we would do without Millie to play a waltz or a fox-trot as we demand. Millie is often the brunt of jokes which she fails to see, and is altogether an indispensable member Triangle, Commercial Club, Christmas Party Committee. 562 I ,. q, Johnny Page T wenly-.revcn