Franklin Academy - Student Yearbook (Malone, NY)

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THE FACULTY

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CD6 SIUGQIII Published Quarterly by Students of Franklin Academy Entered in P O Malone as Second Class Matter VOL XXIX S100 a Year MALOlNE N Y 25c Per Copy No 3 EDITORIAL STAFF Editor in Chief FREDERIC W HOIT 28 Assistant Editors GEORGESS BOOMHOWER 28 RUTH L HLTCHINS Literary Athletic Alumni Humor DOROTHY QUIGLEY 28 STEPHEN TOTH Society Exchange DORIS JABAUT 28 MARION WHITEHEAD 29 Art Editor CORINNE ST DENIS 29 BUSINFSS STAFF Business Manager Asst Business Manager NFLSOIN A McCLARY 30 BOYCE BRYANT 29 Faculty Advisor F W SCHNITZLEIN All literary communications should be addressed to the Editor in Chief Communications regarding exchange of papers should be ad dressed to the Exchange Ldltor All contributions must be signed by the full name of the author together with the non de plume desired otherwise they will receive no attention Enclose name ln brackets if its publication is not desired Address all business communications to Business Manager Yearly subscriptions strictly in advance June, 1928 , , ' , ' , '28 F. WILLIAM ROZON, 28 ARTHUR RANDALL, '29 y v n29

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