South Philadelphia High School - Keepsake Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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I W- of l SOUTH PHILADELPHIA HIGH SCHOOL Zzwywi? MZ lieepsake-Ianuary 1960 CO-EDITORS IOSEPH I. FRANGIPANE AMELIA M. D'AMICO

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V b vase . . .flleahmzwl fo MR. A. BEAUMONT To a person who nas listened to our most distressing problems, aided us in our hours of need, and has planned for us from our entrance to our exit or finale the many activities we have participated in, Mr. Arthur Beaumont-we dedicate this KEEPSAKE of January 1960. Act I-Our sophomore year saw the vast planning he was engrossed in for us. It was our most distressing termg we were confronted by a new school and a new form of education. Many problems arose, all easily solved by his confidence' inspiring personality. Act II-The center of our second year saw our miseries subdued by the learned Mr. Beaumont. It was the unfolding of our most remembered Jr. Prom, Moon Glow. Act III-This our Senior Year has brought to light the many activities made possible by the man to whom we dedi' cate this, our Yearbook-Class of January, 1960. One

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year story of our class. e 'ff'.xff f.,.M have been like .1 great play, each an act, and each activity .ll scene. All this has been Il As the curtain opened, we foundourselves in S.P4H.S. Auditorium. Beginning at this point, 'we were 21 hundred walking toward one goal, 'the time iweg! highly-'honored realize that the climax has been curtain call on A ' .il Aiuu one fof 'our dearest it which will be dear way- to keep which has been rentmsted to this From. to us for the