Frankford High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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I Myne-sule'o0lell1?vl Minerle'-ol?llef1nie-:asvlibislrzweleeilerlleflleul g f , , 7 i 'y': or-x f :iv Y. ' 5 YD k-I lluilluvwinin.-we lCiICill ll'ill use Ilzllinltiillilh-Silitk 1 ll Q is EDITORI L gba 6 Lf' Bur Senior Ulierm 1 y THE most enjoyable term of all-our final one. Everyone in the class has at last become acquainted and we seem to be one big family. lVe have come to know our teachers better and value highly their friendship. Miss Gleeten and Mr. McGlynn seem to be more like members of the class than advis- ers. VVhi1e busy on lessons we have, nevertheless, had opportunity to enjoy the many social events that come crowding into the last few months, months that will scarcely be forgotten even though the years of life be long indeed. It seems, in some measure, unfortunate that just when we have reached the desired goal, the culmination of years of striving, the class must disband, each member to go his separate way. Some will go to college and there establish new friendships while progressing more or less painfully through the stages from freshman t.o senior. Others will leave text-book lessons forever and will go into the business and industrial world, there to grapple with the problems of life immediat.ely. But wherever we go, no matter how far distant, no matter' what line of endeavor we may pursue, however far apart we may be, we shall never forget our stay at Frankford and though reunions may become more and more infre- quent and though we may seldom see a classmate, nevertheless in thumbing the pages of this our RECORD Book we can and will refresh our memories of these the happiest days of our lives. May we in parting hope that we have not been entirely selfish and that we have left some little impress for good on the traditions of the school. May we at this time thank Mr. Snook, Mr. Moore, and Miss Roth and the faculty col- lectively and each one in particular for their efforts in our behalf and for their kindly interest in us. mr. merge Zllhin Sneak A BIAN whose heart and soul are in his school-such a man is Mr. Snook. Under his guiding hand Frankford High School has grown from a small school to a very complicated organization. But this much any intelligent, Tl1i1'fCFPI,