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

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S FRANKLIN ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL . . ..- ...w..4.L.-4 Faculty In-ft to right, standing-NIRS. HOR'l'0N, 5th und 6th Grades: SIR. BRINDISI, Algebra, Che-mlntry mul Athletics: MR. t'0MS'l'0I'K. Principal, History and Geometry: Mr. s'l'00llllll, Agriculture: MRS. I-IIBBARD, Zh-al and 4th tiralles. Seated-NIRS. 0I.Nl'1Y. 7th null Nth tirmles: MISS HARRIS, French and Latin: fill IIICIDXYIX, English und lllulmzyz MISS FLAHlCR'l'Y. lst anal 2nd Grades. I T' XP 4,35 5 n 1 x QR --1. , 9 4 Q ufiiig E51 :i:v:l9- 1 SS

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0 ' l Franklin Post Staff 1 Left to right. shlmlilu:--l'0NP'l'ANFIG IIAIIDICICN, Alumni Iflllllorz IIELHN 1'0DI!'l'CN'K n Joki-nz UAWI.-Kl.Il'1l. FONINIC. lhlllnvsn !lIlllIllEl'I': RICHARD RINHROSE, AKYICUIIUTIII3 HALF!! HOR'I'0X, Llh-rnry: AIl'I'Ill'll RINGRUSIC, 'I'r01nulrerg I-EDITH HIANDD, l.m-rm-yg FIKAXVESH .ll,I.I4IS. Ailvertlslug' ,lHllllH'l'l'Q VYENlllfZl.l. HALL, Agn lh-pt. sl'1lfQ'l'T'l XRJURIIC Yi Y GI'll,IlICR, .K rl: lS.ll!l'Il.l.l'2 IIURIHCN, Phohmg MARION FORD, Jllkru: DIEIIYA WY ii IKRIIN, Ellllor-Ill-t'hl0l'g DIAIGIUN URBAN, :xllYl'l'tlNIllg'2 Illtlll- LAII .'lNSI.l-IW. I'Il0t0s: XIX!!! DIC.-X RIADYIG. I'h0t1ls: JAN! l'IiI l'l.,iIlli, Ari. THE SOPHOMORE NOTES By EDITH BLOOD, '27 When our Freshmen Class entered High School in the fall of 1925, we, like all other Freshies, thought we were quite important. Most Freshmen are shy and inexperienced, hut there were two or three ex- ceptions in our class. liven from the very lirst there was little which these few did not dare to do. Neither their nzunes or wild t ?l occupa- tions will he mentioned here because if some things were known, trouble might immediately ensue. ln February, 1925, our Sophomore Class was organized. 'llhc Oi- iicers elected were as follows: lidith Blood, reelected president: Germznne Yan Aiiilmiirg, sceretary and treasurer. Cold and white were chosen the class colors, with the white rose as our Hower. XYe truly hope that at the end of our four years we shall he found true to our motto, Ad astra I-er asperaf' FRANKLIN ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL T

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FRANKLIN ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL 9 v , .: ' - S My 6 I ,D X-.wx Senior Class lwfl tn right, Htzlllellllg'-FUNS'l'ANl'I1I IIXRDICICN, liAXl.ll.ll'lll FUNINIG. l'reMllll'lli3 MR. l'0llS'l'lN'K, I-'llvllltp .lllvlsnrz AR'l'lll'll IKINUIKOSE. sl'llfl lI1l'l':l L.-S H .1 Y SLE Y, YI l'll.Y A YY l're-ulclellt. VON b'l'.kXt'l12 t'on nh-'Q the Insu IIA R lll-IIC N- 1 '0nnil ' thnt known not woe- wlth muny n IIPIIII we nll know ll fllllflhifll' tm- t'nnnie'u the- Inns H1-r hobby is IIN 'Prlpplng tha- llgl GA ll I-21.1 I-Il. Nl- nllnply unll POSIXIG- SIN-Q-:l0y hlm Shun-lu-y n lwuvnn. hy lllliii llls unme'll change tn llc-nm-nn His fum- in Illu- NYQ- In-lla-xv that All'l'lIl It IMNGRUSIG- Art Art's our uni- nnul only hlnnlle Hn-'u very ve-ry may Ilnt when n girlie In vonm-rn1-d H1-'su on-I1-ome wlth jny. 0 INRIKICX, Sl'l'I'l'fll'l'Q'j MARY lll1IAllL0l'l'I, YIQP- Blfil LAII ANSLEI'- llllly lla-nIxlh's somewhat hushful -it In-mat tlunt'n what wa-'ve henrd lint when one In-vomvs llvqnnlntc-ul llnshl'ul's not the word. DIELYA N'Alllll'IN- Mol Little Nh-lvn with ey:-A of hluo Nnlsy. happy und nlwnyn true Xl'hnt ln tht- world would tht- Seniors do lYlthnut hs-r lmlublo and vlt-ve-run-nn too MARY TIICAIIIAOYIC lInry's thc- one thnt'n mlld and nu-ek Mary 1-nn-we nothing for n nht-lk Sllllll1'S dlllpgently, ull thc' wtwk It's ull whulom that she Meeks.