Frankford High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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SENIOR LUNCHEON COMMITTEE The Luncheon Committee again decided to have the Senior Luncheon at The Four Chefs on June twelfth As a change from the usual catered dinner, the committee chose a buffet luncheon which they thought would be more informal This year, as a new format, the committee picked o theme around which the luncheon was planned. Aside from the music which was played during the time we ate, a trio consisting of members of the class played for our listening and dancing pleasure Along with the trio, other entertain- ment was presented by seniors with special abilitaes, The Committee which consisted of Jane Sidel- sky, chairman, Sally Alexander, Martha DePue, Mary Frick, Steve Kinsley, Patricia McKee, James Palmer, and Margery Wainer, brought many ideas from their advisory sections to make the luncheon a memorable occasion. Everyone on the Luncheon Committee appre- ciated the guiding help of Mr, William Schoen- leber and Mrs Walter Bahr, without whose assistance the luncheon would not have been as successful as it was BUSINESS MANAGERS Our Business Managers are girls and boys who give of their time to perform many small services for their fellow students, There is a Business Manager for each advisory They collect money for the Record Book, care for the class pins and distribute them, collect the class dues, and take care of any other miscellaneous tasks. Mr, Walter Bahr is the co-ordinator, l-lis job is to keep all the records of the Business Managers, care for the money collected, arrange for the senior trip, and dispose of all other details. We are very grateful for the untiring efforts of Mr. Bohr. Our Business Managers are Lee l-litchens, Irene I-luber, Ann Mackey, Barbara Rebmann, Dorothy Sliwka, Judie Travis, Charlotte Candy, Lois Burkett, Leonard Beckett, and John Dabose,

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