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

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FRANKLIN ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL 19 DN BUREAU A AVORITE OCCUPATION WANTS T0 BE WILL BE noking pretty- -- iewing gum--- langing girls--- eading novels--- Lting cheese --- tlking - ------ - eeping dates ---- Jking eyes ---- wing wood --- nssiping ---- 'eaming --- :ing theni--- illing how -- lling time -- ,rming --- - tiling - ---- ---- - -- din on a tliver g ioking ---- ---- ------ linking about Oaky --- dgetlng --------- ---- Vlaking up --- inting jobs --- 'agging ---- ---- - -- ying to say sonne- thing cute alking pigeon-toed- ,zing around room - oking ------ ---- - tending picnics- --- riting notes ---- -- Nurse --- Actress- --- - Millionaire --- F Girls' gym teacher --- - Chemistry teacher --- - Society lady ----- Ladies' man -- Circus harker- --- Acrobat ----- A Cook -- A belle ---- Some kid ---- ---- Real estate agent --- - Slim - ---- ---- - Lady of leisure ------ - Wife of a speed king Eloquent talker ---- - - A college graduate-A - Rich ---- ---- ---- Surgeon -- Reporter -- Preacher -- ---- -- Physical instructor--- - Flirt ---- ---- ---- Senior ----- Hilarious-- -- Cartoonist - -- at- ---- ---- ---- - - - It amous ---- - ---- - - - - Suffragette leader - ----- - Clerk in dry goods store Street cleaner ---- ------ Slim ---- ---- Dressmaker --- An actress -- Rough rider - .. ----- ---- Limburger manufacturer- Soher old bach - ---- ---- iwriuister- ----- ' Sometime - -- School marm --- Bag of wind ---- -- Tennis champion - -- Second John Bunny ---- Tight rope walker --- Time will tell------ ?? ???'?? ---- - A modest wite ---- --- Movie actress ---- ----- His IIIIIIEIJS successor ---- A horse doctor ---- Seamstress ------- Stage n1anager--- Opera singer---- Ballet dancer ---- --- Dancing teacher -. ----- - Member of Lynn choir--- Farmer ------ --- ---

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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 ---

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FRANKLIN ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL Semor Poem Again a golden year has passed away, Again we come to a commencement day, And ere another day shall come and pass From Franklin there'1l go out another class, And so we gather here with you to-night, We Haunt before your eyes our colors bright. Our colors !' Nature's favorite green Combined with gold of lustrous sheen, Green of the forest, cool and deep, Green of the nnountain's wooded steep, Shimmering green of the waving rye, Greenvof the sea 'neath a stormy sky, Gold of a sunset day in spring, Gold like the flash of a yellow-bird's wing, Gold of the metal whose worth is untold Such are our colors, the green and the gold l To choose our colors was easy But we found our hardest task, In trying to choose a motto As a lesson for our class. We searched the library o'er- - Through the books on every shelf Till the words: He who would conquer others, First must conquer himself, Caught the eye of one of the teachers Who pointed it out to us, And we chose it for our motto Without more worry or fuss. For wherever the future may find us, Wherever our life path leads We must learn to conquer our own desires Ere we can do noble deeds, 'Twill be fight to conquer our tempers, Our selfishness and our greed, 'Twill be iight to keep our convictions And fight to defend our creed, But if we light and conquer, If our victory o'er 'self is complete, We have but to forge on and upward And the world will be at our feet. A