Frankford High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Dr. Frank L. Cloud DIRECTIIB AND AIDES y OUR two commencement speakers have chosen to draw some distinctions between what democracy is and what it is not. Do not be misled by mere words. Democracy tlourishes only in a democratic state of mind. lt cannot be kept alive by talking. lts privileges must be balanced by its responsibilities. We have tried to acquaint you with both. We can only hope that in claiming one you will assume the other. A part ot your responsibility is doing your part in the work which you will be called upon to do. The work may be war work at home or in the armed torces. But just as great a responsibility rests upon you to be ready to take your place in the time ot peace which will surely come. The armed torces need otticers today to direct them and lead them, ln time ot peace we shall need the people who have been trained as our leaders. You are the potential leaders ot the future. FRANK L. CLOUD Principal Fourteen

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MR. ROBERT J. ADAMS, JR., English DR. FRANKLIN B. CARROLL, Mathematics and Science MR. ELLWOOD A. GEIGES, Health and Physical Education MR. DAVID W. HARR, History and Languages MR. WILLIAM B. NICHOLS, Commerce MR. RALPH B. YONKER, Fifteen Industrial and Fine Arts