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

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6 FRANKLIN ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL Editorials After a long brain-wracking and nerve-wracking process, another issue of the FRANKLIN POST is ready to be distributed to the people, who are interested or otherwise in Franklin Academy. We, as a staff, extend our thanks to the community as a whole, and especially to those who have advertised in our annual, and we are especially grateful to those, who have purchased copies of the same. We have tried to make this publica- tion worth while and readable. As for mistakes we will ignore them entirely and hope that our readers will be charitable. We also wish to thank all members of the staff, who have worked hard to make the POST a success. We also appreciate the assistance rendered by the faculty and pupils, who have contributed themes and ideas so generously. To the School Board we are also grateful for the interest they have taken in our work. If any of you have passed our homes since the first of March, you no doubt, remember seeing a light at our place. That light symbolizes the fire in our minds and from the material that fed this fire, we have obtained that which you now hold in your hand, the 1922 edition of the FRANKLIN Pos'r. The Senior class, through the generosity of the people of Prattsburgh were able to take that very instructive Washington trip, to which all Seniors eagerly look forward. The class, as a whole, wish to thank the people who helped them so willingly with all their efforts, and they appreciate the kindness of all concerned. The pecuniary assistance rendered bythe Board of Education to the Athletic Association has helped it over the rough places. We realize that we could have had no basketball season if we had not had this aid. In a way of appreciation we, as a school, tried to make a good showing in the basketball line. 3' ll' age: , if ef. lvl ll if .H . ri-vsvv1'Qqg? ' W' V A P' J

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1' FRANKLIN .XCADIQMY HIGH SCHOOL ANNIHXI, 5 Franklin Post Stall I lfrprr mai, jkwu lc!! lu rzfghfx Gaizialiel Conine, Business Mgrq Hildreth Olney, I'hotos.' Miss Rayton, Faculty advisory Ida Murphy, Advertising Mgr.: Constance Bardeen, Artg XYarcl McConnell, Agricultural Dept.: Iilizalmetll Conine, Photos. Margelia Phillips, Historian: Vroonian Higluy, Business Mgr.: Her' lmert Clark, Associate Iiclitor and jokes. l,U7i'!'l' mrw, jkwzz 1111? lu l'1:.Q'fIf.' Ralph jones, Iiclitor-in-cliiefg Ruth Sturclevant, Adv. Mgr.: Catharine Cornell, Associate Ifclitorg Mrs. Lovelace, Faculty advisor: Iistlier llloocl, Associate lfclitor and jokes: Germain Crossnion, Aluinni. Not sliown---Alton Tlionias, Treasurer: Margaret Dearlove, Art: Denton Sturdevant, Agriculture. .c - it 57' Ty!! , H a

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FRANKLIN ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL 7 School iCalendar IQ2I-22 School opened Teachers' Conference, . Juniors organize Seniors organize September 6. September 9. September 1 5. September 16. School closed for Bath Fair . . . September 28, 29. Athletic Association organizes . . October 3. Current Topics Club organizes . October IO. School closed for Columbus Day .,.. October 12. Sophomores organize ...... November 1. Basketball season opens with defeat by Penn Yan at Penn Yan . . . . . . . . . -November 4 Better Speech Week ..... . November 7-1 1. Tag Day ........ November 8. Cement demonstration for Agricultural Class . . November 9. Quarterly tests ....... November 1o-1 3. School closed for Armistice Day . . November 1 1. Thanksgiving vacation . . . . November 24, 25. Chautauqua opens in Academy Hall . Y . December 9. School closed for Christmas vacation . December 14. Teachers' Conference . . . . December 15, 16. Chautauqua . December 23. School opens january 3. Chautauqua . January 6. Regents . January 16-20 Chautauqua . january 31. Farm Club entertainment ...... March 8. B. B. team closes season, winning from Corning Northside Independents . . March 10. A. A. Box Social March 16 Freshmen organize March 21. Junior party . March 28. Quarterly tests April 6, 7. Seniors leave for Washington . April 13. Easter vacation April 17-21 Baccalaureate sermon . . . June 25. Grammar-School Graduation . . june 26. Class Night . . June 27. Graduation Night June 28. Alumni Banquet June 29.