Frankford High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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E M ' E E TheSenior Prorn is the event to which oll grocluotes eogerly look torword, ln order thot the donce moy be o success, o corn- petent comrnittee, whose duties ore to book on or- chestro, to sell tickets, ond to supervise the donce, is necessory. The choirrnon, Chorles Welch, ond his corn- Pnittee, l-lorry Borpin, l-lorvey delirottt, Ruth Gil- more, Eleonor l-lerd, l-lope Kouttrnon, Fronk Mc- Ateer, Eloine Myer, Ernie Rodgers, ond Eloine Sweigort, did o splendid piece ot Work. Thonks to thern our prom wos o huge success. Twenty-three

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Twilight is falling on our'chllclhood's happy day. A Kumar! F i E Manhood is calling to come on iis way. May ourAlma iffrfiiffgw IMI Maier in her Sons airibuie see. Maytbe years n'0r' is-in as fi so S J A nw like-it her from our memory Frankford dear 1 A H no if Frogukford asggne journey obr M63 seafrankford dear X HX J 4 I I Frank--ford -Ilovgl Sons wdlg be.

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SENIOR MORNING COMMITTEE The assembly was entertained on senior morning by a rollicking comedy entitled For the Good of the Goodwinsf' The play was presented by the students of the graduating class and reflected several months of rehearsals and hard work, The plot is centered about a college professor and his family, including a wealthy aunt. One of the Professor Ralph Goodwin Kate Goodwin ..,.......... Cathryn Goodwin ............. Laurel CLollyl Goodwin .... Patty Hicks ................. Mrs, l-letherington lvlrs. Taylor ....... Ted l-lopkins ..... Rhoda Barlow ........ daughters becomes a blues singer on the radio and in so doing involves her family in some hilarious situations. l-lowever, everything turns out all right with the rebellious daughter becoming the heiress of her aunt's fortune. Claire Young an-d Esther Williams assisted as property managers. The fol- lowing is a list of the cast. WALTER CARVIN LORRAINE SYLVESTER BETTY PARKINSON NANCY McLEES RUTH REED MARION l-IIGGINSON JEAN McCLELLAND SAMUEL DRIZIN ESTELLE WILSON PLAY COMMITTEE Senior Morning, that day of joy and sadness, was planned for us by the Senior Morning Com- mittee. Shirley lVlcAdams was the chairman of a committee composed of Dick Kurtz, Jack Jerdon, Lois Ulmer, Grace Coryell, Charlotte Little, Shirley Marchalonis, Doris McCarty, Al Shaw, l-lerb Ker- shaw, and Jane Kirkpatrick. First on the program was the Entrance Grande. This was our day, and we made certain that every- body knew it. We then had the transfer of the cap and gown, the A play, and the singing of our school song, The afternoon dance, arranged by the committee, was enjoyed by all, Twenty-four