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FEATURE GALLERY
2024 PIONEER AWARD WINNER
Class of 1969
55th Reunion
May 18, 2024
Somerton Springs
More info. to come...
Class of 1974
50th Reunion - Nov. 15, 2024
Brookside Manor/Somerton Springs
Tim Dorsey contact:
Bakerbos@aol.com
More info. to come...
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AMBASSADORS OF SONG REUNION CHOIR - JUNE 2022
Over 50 years and you put us in a room together and we still sing The Blessing like it was yesterday. Pat Rider Patricia Maddaford, choir alum, went on to conduct choral choirs so it was fitting to have her spontaneously conduct us.
Michael Capriotti
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I had lunch with the Frankford High School "Lunch Bunch" today.
These Alumni still meet every other week for lunch and it's always fun to share stories and memories of Frankford.
Jack Purdy Class of "52"
Dirk O'Neal Class of "51"
Jim Phillips Class of "49"
Biz Koehnlein Class of "47"
Fred Dobisch Class of "52"
Michael Capriotti Class of "70"
INSTAGRAM - FHS
Mrs. DeGregorio, Ms. Ward and students from our #UnifiedSports class attended the #SpecialOlympics Youth Summit yesterday at 440!! Repping the #HomeofChampions well ❤️💙💛
Girls and Boys Varsity teams both win their games today over Sankofa in our annual MLK Day Games!
Girls dominated 39-19
Boys win a tight one at 47-42
Frankford students had a Rutgers College Visitwith our #collegeaccessprogram coordinator, Mr. Williams and our @frankford_csc partners!
THE ADDAMS FAMILY MUSICAL
Frankford High School Production 3/21-3/24
2022 Cheerleaders
FRANKFORD CLASS OF 1959--64TH CLASS REUNION
On Thursday Oct.19th some members of the Jan. 1959 Graduation Class met for our 64th Class Reunion Luncheon at the Huntingdon Valley Country Club. We have met annually for lunch since our 50th Reunion except for the 2 years of Covid. The number of people attending has dropped due to illness, living out of state and death. We had a wonderful time reminiscing about our school years and our families! We have already set a date to meet on the third Thursday in October 2024.
WINTER UPDATE 2024
JONATHAN MABERRY - CLASS OF 76, THE WRITING MAN
MEET SHANDEL GREGORY - CLASS OF 92, JEWEL OF ALL TRADES
SUE FEOLA, CLASS OF 75, HER JOURNEY TO EPHESUS
2023 Frankford High School News
Frankford High School gets creative as part of school still closed off due to asbestos...
Part of Frankford High School is closed off while work continues to get rid of the asbestos inside and the school has gotten creative utilizing the rest of the building that’s safe for students. NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle gives us a tour of the space.
By Sue Feola
Sue Feola Journeys to Ephesus and Embraces the Biblical & Historical beauty of the restored Ancient Ruins.
My 19-day adventure took me to Turkey, Greece, Ephesus, Crete, Santorni, Cyprus, Scicily, Rhodes, Salerno, Malta and Rome.
Every day was the best day. My favorite place was Ephesus. It was historically magnificent. They recreated and restored an ancient Greek community. We walked among the columns and saw the marketplace and Bible walked on.
You had to be in good shape. There was a lot of walking. I went to a winery in Cypress--tasted and purchased a blue wine.
The cruise was 14 days. We spent a total of five days before the cruise in Rome and a day after the cruise. In Rome, when they dug up the dirt when building the subway, they often discovered ancient ruins. You can see ancient ruins in a modern subway through a glass window.
This was the trip of a lifetime.