Frankford High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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THE STAFF presents . THIS Record Book of June '38, The memories of our four years of high school life are our most precious pos- sessions. Long after we have forgotten Latin and physics, we will remember the hopes, desires, ambitions and dis- appointments with which those years were filled. lt is the purpose of this book to catch something of that so- called Frankford spirit and keep those memories fresh. It is the staff's sincere desire to make this book link the past and the future so that you may in years to come relive some of these memor- able experiences. ' M- 'ws V . it Six

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A Challenge T IS to the ideals and aims of the members of the Class of June, l938, that we dedicate this Record Book. If ever there were a time when the ideals and aims of high school graduates needed stimulation, it is now. The greatest challenge faces the graduates of today. Today is a day of great social and political changes which affect every phase of life. lt is a time which gives Frankford High graduates a chance to show the strength and endurance of their high principles. Their Alma Mater has prepared them to meet the world intelligently and without fear. lt should be their desire and duty to use their intelligence in all the circum- stances of their new life, and it is up to them to increase their knowledge with each experience. The challenge for the members of this class is to enter this life bravely with an open mind, to put forth their own energies, to use their own ideas, and to gain wisdom from others who are more experienced. lt is their chance to show their true value, their opportunity to bring glory not only to themselves, but to their prepara- tory school, Frankford High. Thus we dedicate this book to their aims and ambitions. May they be great and glorious! Five

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