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

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FRANKLIN ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL e 17 To George Wravlght, the surplus understanding acquired by our class that he may be able to answer at least one question a week instead of excusing himself by saying as usual, I didn't quite understand that part ofthe lesson. To Dorothy Walker, we leave a bottle of Scotts Emulsion Cod Liver Oil, made and guaranteed by R. Scott to cure all troubles. It is most effectual on matrimonial cases. To Grace Borden, we will a Pocket Edition, COOK Book which we hope will enable her to be a good home maker. To Edna V. Andrews, we bequeath two pounds of Complexion powder which we hope will last her at least two weeks provided the weather is not too rainy. We trust that her extravagance will not always last. To Reginald Thomas, we will a small Limburger cheese sandwich which we trust will last him until he can confiscate more of Uncle Sam's Postage Stamps. To Olive Benedict, we will a slightly used Physic Answer book which we hope will prove as beneficial as it has to many members of the previous Physic Classes. Tb Marlon Clark, we hereby will a small bottle of Dr. Parkers Grouch cure which we hope he will not use up before the next school year starts so that he may look happy some of the time at least. LASTLY, we hereby appoint the Sophomore Class Executors of this, our last Will and Testament: hereby revoking all former wills made by us. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, We have hereunto subscribed our names this Twenty-sixth, day of June, One thousand, nine hundred and seventeen. CORNELIA PRATT. L. sj ERNEST KENNEDY. IL. sl DOROTHY STONE. I L. SJ DELOS SAUNDERS. fl.. ERVA WRAIGHT. IL. sj PARK ARNOLD. IL. SJ ELLA MODOWELL. fL. s.j We whose names are hereunto subscribed, DO CERTIFY, that on this 'l'wenty-sixth day ot June, 1917, the testators subscribed their names to this instrument in our presence and in the presence of each of us, and at the same time, in our presence and hearing, declared the same to be their last Will and Testament, and requested us, and each of us, to sign our names thereto as witnesses to the execution thereof, which we hereby do in the presence of the testators and of each other, on the said date. A PROF. G. H. CARL VAN C. WHIT1'EMORE

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16 FRANKLIN ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL a round in one direction, the back in another, and an arm in still another, until only the arm to which the rope was tied remained, and that certainly was a sad looking arm. Pete ran down the road after the calf, and had gone quite adistance before the hired man succeeded in starting the ear. He soon caught up with Pete, took him into the car, and then raced on after the calf. When he had gone about a mile he came upon the calf which stood by the side of the road viewing the remains. He took them back in the car, stopping often to pick up some part of the chair, but to this day the chair has never been put together again, and I fear that it never will be. CLARA Pnossrga, '19, The Senior Will E, Dorothy Stone, Cornelia Pratt, Erva. Wraight, Ella McDowell, Ernest Kennedy, Delos Saunders and Park Arnold, members of the Senior Class, 1917, of the Prattsburgh High School and Franklin Academy, in the Town of Prattsburgh, County of Steuben and State of New York, being of sound minds and memory do make, publish and declare this to be our last Will and Testament in manner following, that is, to say: FIRs'r: We hereby Bequeath to the Junior Class of the Prattsburgh High School all our unjust debts and funeral expenses. SECOND: We also Bequeath to the said Junior Class all the good qualities of our class. THIRD : We hereby give to said Junior Class the Legal Title to the tree contiscated by the aforesaid Junior Class on the night preceding Arbor Day. N Fooarrr: We also bequeath to said Junior Class the care of the Ivy vines set out by us on Arbor Day and trust that the aforesaid Junior Class will take good care of them so that they may grow iu future years and grace the school house walls with their wonderful color. FIFTH : We hereby provide that the trusty key to knowledge which we have used to so great advantage during the last year shall be bequeathed to the said Junior Class and we hope that they may be as successful with it as our class has been. SIXTH : We also provide for the disposal of our remaining property as follows: lb Rowena Smith, the deed to the Prattsburgh Conservatory of Music so that she may be able to distinguish between this kind of a Conservatory and the English Conservative Party. W

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18 'FRANKLIN ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL N THE INFORM NAME NICKNAMIG CHARACTERISTIC Edna Andrews .... Cornelia Pratt ..... Park V. Arnold --- Dorothy Stone-- -. Isabelle Peterson --- Dorothy Walker --- Clara Prosser ..... Reginald Thomas -- - Lester Sisson- - .... Dewitt Stickney --- Helen Blood ...... Dorothy Sturdevant Ernest Kennedy-U Harold Cook------ Errol Wheeler --- Edith Furgeson --- Mildred Brown- --- Delos Saunders .... Genevieve Boyd--- Marjorie McConnell John MCMQIIIUIIIIOII Harry Bisbee ----- Margaret Brown--- Robert Bancroft --- Howard LaGrange - Erva Wraight---U Grace Borden ---- Isabelle Smith --- Donald Wheeler-H Pegay ---- - Kinks- ---- - Punk -.-- - Dot- -- Pete --- Dot--- Pete --- Dutch ---- - Mike --- - Stick -- Budgy - Dot---- Bunny - Cook -- Abug -- Tubby - Chick - Weiners Gen --- Marti--- Jack -- Doc --- Maggie Bob --- Mick -- Shortie- Tootsie- Diinples Don --- I don't know ---- Mouth ---- -- Sedateness -- Demureness ---- Giggling ---- Flirting ----- Length - ---- -- Hilariousness --- Gait ---- ---- - - Solemnity - - - Feet ------ ---- Snappy Eyes ---- Size ---- ---- . -- Politeness ----- - Haw, haw, haw --- Size ---- ---- - ,--- - Borrowing lor keeps Legs ---- ---- ----- Trying sample packag Frivolity ----.- --- Grin ------ -- My iiiver - -- Bashfulness ---- Diinple ---- -- Brilliance - -- Laugh ----- Sweetness - -- Dimples -- Temper ---