Frankford High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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t o Mr. Charles Troxell

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RIBUTE W E, THE members of the class of June, l939, respect- fully dedicate this record to Mr. Charles F. Troxell as a token of our friendship and appreciation. His whole- hearted interest in the students, his sympathetic regard for their problems, and his untiring efforts on their behalf will always be remembered. Mr. Troxell is the director of the High Way and is well known as a member of the Columbia Scholastic Press Association, a body to promote school publications in the United States. He was six years president of the advisers' group of this organization and two years president of the Pennsylvania School Press Association. Through his un- tiring interest Mr. Troxell helped organize Philadelphia school publications into a growing force. ln addition to all his duties, Mr. Troxell is adviser of the Thirteen Club. He is a member of the Officials Club of Philadelphia, which judges high school and college track events. He graduated from Princeton University with high honors in English and came to Frankford in l9l7.

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Ol LEADERSHIP ALL our memories of Frankford High School will remain connected with the familiar scenes, friendly teachers, and hard-working leaders of our class. ln the first section of this Record Book, we pay tribute to these leaders, snapped in- formally in laboratory, auditorium, library, and industrial shop. Also present are the able senior committees which have worked so hard to make our dance, trip, and senior morning unforgettable, and the twenty-four outstanding members of our class.