Frankford High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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High Way Representatives The success ot our High Way depends upon our High Way Representatives and the nurnber ot subscriptions they sell each term. There is a High Way Representative elected trorn each advisory, lt is the duty at these representatives to sell subscriptions to the students in their books. Under the capable direction at the sponsor ot this club, Mr, John R, Nevin, the sales ot our school newspaper have been excellent, Those representatives who sell the most subscriptions in their grade will receive Franktord High gold F's . The senior representatives are Carol Weeks, Carolyn Hottman, lvlarian Leahy, Donna Gorslfi, Don lvlullen, Joseph Capecci, Betty Cadwell, Joan Durham, Donald Geiger, Bonnie Hempel, Helen lvlullineaux, Lorna Povvidzki, Jeanne Suleski, and Lynn Uttner. or 'WFV' J ' X' J.

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The High Way Editorial Stalll The l-ligh Way editorial statt is engaged in a variety ot activities all aimed at the publication ot an interesting yet worthwhile school newspaper, Each member ot the statt receives training and instruction in writing not only news and teature articles but also editorial comment. l-lowever, the reporting and newsgathering aspects ot school newspaper work are not neglected Reporters learn what constitutes news and subjects tor good teature articles involving human interest, Composition ot good eye-catching headlines also receives its share ot attention. Pleasing page make-up with reterence to balance and symmetry is stressed in connection with marking at copy! length ot particular articles, and headline composition. The editor-in-chiet coordinates the tunctions ot the various page editors, assisted by the two managing editors, Page editors in turn coordinate the activities ot various reporters and copy writers assigned to them. Twenty-eight

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SENIOR PROM At last that longeawaited night was here-the night that seniors had been anticipating for so long. lt was November 7, the night of the Senior Prom. At 9:00 all the couples began to arrive at the Philrnont Country Club. We danced to the dreamy music of Al Raymond and his Or- chestra as they played Twilight Time, the theme song of the dance. Each girl received a beautiful sterling silver locket as a memento of that won- derful evening. At midnight the dance ended, and many of us set out for the breakfast given by the Alumni Association at the Four Chefs, from 1:00 to 4:00 AM. Others went to different night spots in Philadelphia and New J8fS6Yj just a few went to Newt York. This was followed by individual parties and breakfasts. Then, just as the first rays of sunlight began to appear, and as the milkrnan reached our door, we arrived home from the Prom, filled with wonderful memories of a perfect evening. X' ff C Q, 4 ii? il? asia V S .Fifi -t ME- 4 1 X