Prattsburgh Central High School - Franklinite Yearbook (Prattsburgh, NY)

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6 FRANKLIN ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL The Editofs Table Through the loyalty of our teachers and the backing wihich We have received from our merchants Wexamre enabled to print this book. The Franklin Post, however, is not the only thing which has proven the caliber of our students and the support of our people. The past yea.r has been one of success and We sincerely hope for equal success next year. On February 16th and 17th, a. school play Was held in the Chapel, and due to the help of Mrs. Otis VV'aldo,'proved a decided success. Out of this play the boys' and girls' athletic associations cleared fifty dollars. YE VILLAGE SCHOOL OF LONG AGO. YE LIST OF YE CHARACTERS. Ye Master, Eliheu VVilkins .................... Arthur Paddock Ye Skevsrl Committee Deacon Josiah Partridge .................. ..... M arion Clark Hezekiah Snooks .................. ......... M r. Howe Zebedee Von Pelt ................... .... L eon Armstrong Ye Visitors Mrs. Humility Partridge ............. ........ M iss Lambert Mrs. Endurance Peterkins .......... .... M iss Cookingham Mrs. Hannah Parsons ................ .... M iss Sturdevant Mistress Charity Hornwell, spinster .... ..... M ary Prosser Mrs. Doolittle ....................... .... C lara Prosser Ye Pupils Temperance Whitestone ......... .. .... Theresa De-arlove Judith Doolittle ......... ...... C lornelia Pratt Deliverance Dloolittle .... ........ S 'arah Cooper Salvation Doolittle ...... .... D orothy Sturdevant Belinda Bassett ............... ...... G enevieve Boyd Prudence Patience Peterkins .... ...... B essie Bloomer Dorcas Skinner ............... ..... I sabelle Peterson Deborah Tubbs .... ...... H ellen Blood

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FRANKLIN ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL 5 Teachers Tor Row. Mr. C. A. Todd, Mrs. Ilibbard, Miss Sturdevant, Mrs. Horton, Mrs. Kennedy, Mr. T. W. Howe. Lowrzu Row. Miss Robinson, Miss Cookinghain, Miss Lambert. Teachers of High School A. A. Toon, Pincipal. MAUDIQ L.-xmnc1:'1'. Graduated at Alfred 1911. Graduated from University of Orophlian Lyceum Rgghgstgr 1914. Taught in Arkport 1911-'13. Tlleffl-Gflnlmn S0f0fifv Taught in Prattsburgh 1913-'16, Tauglit in Prattsburgh 1914-'16 H 7 Bl+:R'1'HA STUHniavAN'r. 1' xx ' Hou E' Graduated at Lake Forest Graduated at Cortland Cwollege 1907- 19141. Aletheian Literary Society Df'7Ph ' Taught in PI'H.tifSiJUl'gil 1907308 Taught in Prattsburgh 1914-'16. 1912-'16 iXIYR'l'l.lC CooK1NoH.xM. Graduated at Oberlin Conservatory ot Music 191-1. Tauglit. in Prattsburgh 1915.

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FRANKLIN ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL 7 Penelope Hornwell ..... . . .... Elma Cincebau Mary Ann Hicks ..... .... M ildred Brown Abraham Whitestone .. . ...... Walter Mahon Jonah Partridge ...... ..... H oward Campbell Josiah Barebones ..... ....... W illiam Pratt Ebenezer Doolittle .... ..... D elos Saunders Peter Paul Peterkins .... ........ H arold Cook Bud Hornwxell ........ .... H oward LaGrange Obadiah Bangs .......... ....... R ussell Kelts Melchizedek Littlejohn .... Ernest Kennedy Patrick Von Pelt ....... ...... L ester Sisson Jeremiah Hazelbaum ...... Errol Wheeler Job Jenkins ................................ John M'cManimon VVednesday and Thursday, Feb. 16 and 17, at Academy Hall for the benefit of the Athletic Association. The prize essay contest held by the W. C. T. U. for the best essay on temperance was won by Mliss Edna Andrews, Junior. This essay will be sent to Bath, wihere it will compete in the county contest of the same nature. A speaking contest was held on April 13th, in which the stu- dents of the Academy competed for prizes offered by Miss A. M. Lambert. The prizes were awarded as follows: First, sion, Ar- thur J. Paddockg second, an edition of Longfellow's Poems, Elma Cincebvarug third, Mrs. B1rowning's Poems, Ernest Kennedy. The judges were Mr. E. J. Stua.rt, Miss C. W. Howe and Mr. J. G. Mc- Connell. The teaching staff for next year is as follows: Principal, Mr. Carrol ...................... Syracuse University Preceptress, Miss Edna Kuhnert ........... Rochester University Agriculture, Mr. Van C. VVlhitmon ......,..... Cornell University Second Preceptress, Miss Jessie I. Armour ......... Springwater Music and Drawing, Miss Cookingham ........... Oberlin College Seventh and Eighth Grades .............. .... M iss Robinson Fifth and Sixth Grades .... .... M iss Horton Third and Fourth Grades .............. ..... M rs. Hibbard First and Second 'Grades ................. ..... M rs. Kennedy The first game of baseball was played on April 15 at Pratts- burgh. This game wlas won by our boys in the first inninxg, when they obtained 9 runs. Score: Prattsburgh, 33, Pulteney, 9.