Frankford High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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0 PRINCIPAL DR. FRANK L. CLOUD KF' v 'fifda-1-.1 Dr. Frank L. Cloud was born in Conshohocken. He attended the elementary and high school there. Three years later he cntered the University of Pennsylvania and earned his B.A., M.A., and Ph.D. degrees. Dr. Cloud began to teach at Chester High School in l905 and remained there for two years. Alter teaching at South Philadelphia High School for Boys for twelve years, he became head of the language department at Simon Gratz. In February, l93l, he was appointed principal of Frankford High School. Miss Emma Roth was born in Philadelphia. She attended the public schools and graduated from the Philadelphia Girls' High School and the Philadelphia Normal School. She taught in the sixth and seventh grades of the elementary school. After working at the University of Pennsylvania, Cornell, and Columbia Universities, Miss Roth became a teacher of mathe- matics in the Girls' High School. She come to Frankford in l9l6 as assistant principal. 0 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL 'J . MISS EMMA ROTH