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

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FRANKLIN ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAI The Faculty STANDING fhcft to Righty Mr. Curl, Principal Miss Robinson, Ttli and 8th Graldcs Miss A rlnnur, Uvrnnni :ind History Mr. Whitteinnrv, Assistant i,I'illl'il1ili 21lll.li'ICiN1 of Agricultural iiopzirtiuieiit Siccfnxn How Qlqvft to Hightj Mrs. Horton, 5th and Gtli Grades Mrs Kvnnedy, lst and 2d Grades Mrs. Ilililmrd, Sid and itil Grades Miss Kulniert, Latin and English Tnnni Row Qiieft to Righty Miss Jones, Music: and Drawing Miss Monsel, Piiysiczml Training

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FRANKLIN ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL The Staff Editor in Chief CORNELIA PRATT, '17 Athletic Editor REGINALD THOMAS, '18 Business Manager PARK ARNOLD, '17 First Assistant ERNEST KENNEDY, 'I7 Second Assistant LESTER SISSON, '19 Third Assistant DELOS SAUNDERS, '17 Grind Editor MILDRED BROWN, '19 Assistant DOROTHY WALKER, '18 Alumni Editor EDNA ANDREWS, '18 Art Editor MARGARET BROWN, '19 First Assistant HELEN BLOOD, '19 Second Assistant DOROTHY STURDEVANT, '19

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6 FRANKLIN ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL Editorials HIS is the second publication of the FRANKLIN Posr, and we want to continue it next year. If you like our Annual and want it to have a permanent place in the school activities, there are two ways in which you can help to make it a success. First, patronize the advertisers who make the publication financially possible and make them feel that it is a good thing to advertise in the Posr 5 and secondly, ii you think it worth reading, buy copies for your friends who are interested in Franklin Academy. The physical training work introduced this year has been a decided success. The move of converting the chapel into a gymnasium was a good one, for it has made it possible for our, school to have a basket-ball team. In the girls' classes folk-dancing has been begun in preparation for a public exhibition ofthe dances. Library and laboratory work has been much more efliciently and conveniently done this year by theclassification and replenishing of the library and the purchase of new laboratory equipment. There are a large number of very good and up-to-date reference books in the library which are free to the pupils and inhabitants of the district. Why not make use of what the school can give you ? The editorial staff wishes to extend its most sincere thanks to all those who have helped in preparing this book. We appreciate very much the help that the members of the faculty have given us. To those outside of the school we are especially indebted to Miss Charlotte W. Howe for the statistics furnished for the Alumni department, and to Miss Carol Cooke for her invaluable help in the writing of the Senior poem. The drawing at the head of the Literary department is the work of Miss Sarah Polmanteer, and we are very pleased with it. This is only a beginning, and we hope to have in time a design for each department.