Frankford High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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JUNE, I936 THE RECORD SENIOR MORNING COMMITTEE The Senior Morning Committee plans and supervises the events of the seniors' last day at school, Doris l-laines, the chairman, selected the orchestra for the dance at the close of the school day The members ot her committee formulated the plans for the assembly, which proved to be entertaining and pleasant. The gifts to the school, counselor, ond sponsor were selected by this committee. They also arranged for the Commencement exercises at Baptist Temple. We owe the enjoyment of our last few days at school to Doris I-laines and her committee. A PLAY CAQT Prom Nignt a delightful comedy was presented tor our enioyment as port ot the Qenior Morning program Very expertly directed success The well chosen cast rehearsed their parts many times in order to give us a finish d performance The cas Ti Franlf Kevra Edith Moulson Charles Wright Claire l-label John McLaughlin Helene Schofield Joe Browning Mary Maxwell Dick Bently l-lelen Maxw ll Maxwell Mrs Maxwell ll ll 1' I f I . -...-.'..-I-T...-.......-- ..... l by Raymond Judd, the play was a complete Mildred Buckman .......... Louise Hunter - .................. e e .............. Mrs T, ............. . ,eltty-F' 6

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THE RECORD JUNE, I936 PHOTOGRAPHY COMMITTEE Roy Tucker, os choirmort ot the Photography Albert I-lebsocker took the greoter port ot Commlttee, very successfully mohoged hrs the pictures of the teochers, students, octivities, committee in the ossigrtmerwts ond tokihg ot ond sports. He is to be commended for his pictures. time work. TRIP COMMITTEE The Trap Committee hod chorge ot the or rormgemehts tor the West Pomt Trap Wllllom Frey the cholrmort ot the comrmttee obtomed the orchestro tor the trnp The other members ot the commlttee helped to sell tickets ond olso olded Doctor Sterrwer on the trnp T e T t other members ot the committee ore Joseph Schvvorzmoh Lots McArthur Robert I-lottmorm Vuvuon I-lorter Joxce Ayres ood Dorothy Wugtoll The West Polrmt trap as one event thot every sensor looks torvvord to egh - 1 I 1 . . . , , f 1 1 1 1 I ' I . nent - ' I

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Along The Way September, 1932 l-lere we are fthe nuauoruty of us, anywayl at Frankford? Thus us only the beginning, before us beckon four years of hard work, enuoyable resputes in aftereschool actuvutues, and the enlarging of friendship circles by the oddutuon of many new acquaintances, December, 1932 An amplifier us installed un the audutoruum. Moy, 1932 The Family Upstairs, uproaruous Sock and Buskun presentation, us a hut. September, 1933 Our class us completed with the arruvol of students from neigh- boring Junior l-lughs. Frankford Hugh's ninth grades are transferred to the Ethan Alien Annex to make room. December 9, 1933 Frankford wins the footboll championship for the first time un eleven years, in a 7-O victory over Grafx on snow-blanketed Franklin Field' .fpril, 1934 Hedgerow Players admurablx present Shakespeares Twelfth Night un the oudutorium May, 1934 Skaddung us the Sock and Euskun offering thus year. September, 1934 Our school has seen the passing of a quarter of a century thus month, lt's also the tenth anniversary of thc Highway lStudy Hall's come panuonl. sponsor, the last sprung , November, 1934 The Hugh VVoy arfd the Christmas basket fund hilarious Bug-Hearted Herbert 'record-breaking play un town which us financially successful March, 1935 The 1-lugh Way us in the medalist class, the Columbia Scholastic Press Association gives our school paper a hugh rating for the fourth successive year The Central Theatre Group brings The Rivals to Frankford llvlarch 29: May, 1935 The Sock and Euskun gift for V35 us Mr, Pum Passes By, entertaining comedy October, 1935 At last, by the collection of o sufficient amount of Student Board dues, new uniforms have been purchased for the band members, which guaran- tees o good showung by that group at the games November, 1935--eThus month we're all puffed up over our new class rings ewe've really got something there With