Franklin School - Franklinite Yearbook (New York City, NY)

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PU JAMES A. MCDUNALIJ MR- LOUIS G' MERRITT Lmm Nlulhemalzcs ! MR. OTTO KAI-ILSTOM DONALD F. MACKEEN Secreiury Gymnastics

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5g,sLex.-?fQ4..N.eE1,sod.e.i,AzA3225maEfda-.E,s.fJaSsfJa5Ef E l Uur Faculty 1. The man of highest station who deserves congratulation Is our celebrated master, Doctor K.: I-Ie has known us all since babies, thru the measles and And has taught us how to work as well as play. the rabies! II. King Solomon's adviser could have been but little wiser Than the German class's only source of hope. Of Norwegian he's a scholar, and ability to holler Is within the learned German teacher's scope. l 3 111. An instructor who's inspired, but more frequently is, ired By our well-known inability to learn: And who teaches Spanish classes to a group of playful asses Is none other than the famous Mr. Kern. l 3 fl 9 IV. When a man who's much respected hears our English dialected, Then an anecdote at once is called to mind. I-Ie will tell us of the hours spent among the Yankee flowers, From Connecticut he came you soon will find. l v. Our husky hist'ry hero is as absolute as Nero. He's as big as Grantland Rice and twice as strong. I This pedantic Mr. Welling does a great amount of yelling, K If our answer to a question should be wrong. I VI. Now the mathematics teacher makes detentions quite a feature Lest the class that he is teaching chance to fail. So he keeps the class for hours learning plus and minus powers Till we wish we'd taken algebra by mail. C VII. I conclude my little story in the merry laboratory Where the chemistry instructor holds his sway. Now that no one has been slighted, you will surely be delighted I've said all that I intended to convey. 3 I 5 C - eleven l l 1 Q J 6 I C J 6 1 C C J C l C B C l C erfemfffsfdwwswtwaawawcaaa 1 ,rl V35