Franklin Academy - Student Yearbook (Malone, NY)

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Aff! Sidi J. D'Amour, S. Earl. EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER ART EDITOR EXCHANGE EDITOR ALUMNI EDITOR finden! fllazcgzzzine Tylvincg L. McCracken, I. Cooley, B. Bouvier, M. Cooke, PM blZf6lfZ0W.YJfI6lIVZT07f5 ADVERTISING EDITOR S, Earle. I. Taylor, A. Killers, JOELLE HOLCOMB LAURA MCCRACKEN MARY MURPHY ARLENE KILLETS GENE DEWEY PHYLLIS DELANEY SANDRA PENDER fzzzfjf R. Nostro, I. Routh, G. Dewey, I. Holcomb. Fix-st Row: G. Sawyer, M. English, L. Davis, M. Robinson, M. Lancto. Second Row: F. W. Schnitzlein, E. Donovan, G. Tarbell. 46

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By DON 'I'here hssbeen considerable mention about thi Qld hjoetball- teams at Franldlnjlt-tfdemy when 'Ox' Bordeaulxahd George' Rey- nolds were playing for the FA Huskies Bordeau, Reynolds Starred Grid Movies On 1927 FA Football loam T0 Be l10W11 l COOPER At FA Toni ht turned out, was made up of: Don Mahoney' at quarterback, Tommy The football MOVE! of, Flynn at right halfback, Captai Franklin ACBd0mY-SHl'l-X18-C Leroy Bordeau at fullback, Georg Slime Played Sill-INIIY If Sli' Reynolds at left halfback, Spauldd 1-like will ll !l10Wll tonizht in Tl-IE PBOBABLE starting line- up for tomorrow's game ls: Mc- Carthy at fullbackg Rule at quar- terback: Boadway and Gokey in the halfback positions to make up the starting backfield. Bouvier at center, Hutchins at left guard, Spinner, at left tackle, Marlow at left end, Decoste at right end and MacLa.ren at right tackle. now leads the Northern League scoring list following 'the opening' Dick McCarthy, FA fu1lblcl U! ,Tup- l game ..ll the rd-line. 'e Tup- d took try to lb FA pverse to the fred to :yard 1 I WH UP- Malone Evening Telegram. Malone, N wmu- -1 f f ' i lin Ac' - V- ' Q 1 notice: sznrroa-IN-cams ASSOCIATE EDITORS gsm lf mmm nmssn-rm DAVA SANCOMB ' TU Loon among, Assocwrn mnrroas Klfylfglirfdllg YELBDO Reynolo JOYCE BEAN A ALICE Bmmwnnm FACULTY T .' JOHN BESSETTE ADVISORS that Eg PENNY COUGHLJ-N MISS DONOVAN v 1 v 95 JOELLE LAFAVE Mrss LANCTO 'ARD-'U' MAHONEY rf 7 October 30 I95I M155 SAWYER sammy Ymnm 75 ' F. w. scnnrrzuamv Editorial so sv- , Ae VPf0gf' nqmfmg - re has fternoon the - 2 great de' I :anklin Acer N eporter 37 1353175 IB J, sam, 1' 52 lwith a vi 'Recently we have had a prob- Ti9l'lQfl'5Hl-ll0W00H, UV- Jrth- 4. 3 obly 'of ' JN-0 N' 'ln obtaining chaperons. for tbl VI-HN!! mn' ' K vw ' FA 0 09 ' 'no l' T I ' ' , 'I Ivo. . 4? syn 5g Rec dances. he nqumng mlm' whom hd 1 98,509-In OH sentef . rter would like to know ln! fm' t-flckl U! . is R , - Vublf o P izgr H55 ' Y 6, your suggestions for solv- evlr. in wmv W f 3'-6 -,cf 3392. 50 one problem are. . that the children - -' ' 'A Q, -3, 599' . the students are interested Will: thi!! ull l Sl' having the Rec dance. they lllllllv UU? 509-UPC Lould find the chaperone. fl!! lllll G! the hcl' -Joe Skowyra 'V'-919' 81 A' I think students should ask 0954 NO. 'heir parents. Many parents are P90Pl9- ' ' Jing to chaperon but they've l-lllllllf. . M get been asked. P951 -Joanna Bmwn I , turn plellL h K picking uput. ' ln general, of und been .done bo thi ve always thought a Student- ther-Parent Association could mplish many things. This tend to help this problem any othersfwhich call for n on the part of every- QQL-Marilyri Bessette U10 Pflllkltefl to Nxrnmlttee should be There 18 R .QQ tact parents. In 4 kids :bo fx 0 01 Hnts feel that 1 nlor JW 'iksdqlg chaperon, but . People-M , 01 is the situa- ' much -e may have 2 og s - whoa, ,L4R0sF I wudng X . 'Gr 8 GQ! .y Mae Benware J vgmu A First Row: D, Sancomb, P. Coughlm, I . Beane, , 4 L,,,,u,dn't two couples chap. less owner lettsround are only s A. Benware, M. Mahoney, S, Yelle. Second Row: Paid ewn instead of four mothers? 1 I YOW of Bll?1ll'PFBl1lU- The , Q K. Tulloch, D. Yeddo, I. LaFave, J. Bessette. gn think this would provide a more ' who do this arel or should , , , .. n on y enjoyable evening for these cha- enough to know better. RH .4 A - sm, , E V Y ,I ettempt! perons and also make it easier to don'tlseen1 to IIIOW f' ' 'fgx he, ' yin agfer obtain them. -Sylvia Gmgras. have any intelligence. '4 J a 1 .-t, W liter: die: If the students want these er seem to think of the 0 .ad to ' , 3 ta me ls dances they could ask their par- The Y point of slew. It they were .esp X . e Nor- fix' B nik . f ifddegorlz ents or some older friends or rel- vannyi ownefl shoes, they would -.. mpionshlp. a situ dmwglg no met a atives to come up to chaperon league' very angry ,to say the 14-,buf ,.ggle all the way, charmm , om: f Jenn for at least one dance. amml 'rum bays also don't mm . malty won s thrilling Shadi vfho fm 51-mmlgr many -Joanne wiuen Tuppea long to go before they will o fgame, 19-13, to become the first man ears p Y' I think that if the students like. A rome. house or land, to whlc I' NNY sectional as well as the ,,Py y lit d Po ,, b formed a committee they could The they don't, ofcourse, want toses Northern League champs from shavfrg3e:1fogd.a2,euon:gI2 -BZ get the chapel-ons and maybe be al anything: happen. grid, ln turn, Malone. as t h d 3' d have couples instead of just wo- will cum me ues um wm be --- E. 'Y 0 fecogm 'O 'L' 0 , men. -Lillian Sweet lahrougl harm' ,Tun ,, every Han If th kids fine-is what really counts. Here -. 1 UWM . ' Oween- cle is s book that has something to Bonnet: 'rms ls 5 dell .nf even Your: EPZ igusmrncg would only 'ee the destruction Say 10 0V2!'Yb0dy-for some s. tongue-in-cheek story of aglltill: W numerous partles and dances which are held, this vicinity ll' , which they cause, we could have a much cleaner and safer Hal- loween. warning, for many s message in- spiring confidence. The Mudla.rk by Theodore London ragamuffin and the high- ly improper disturbance he caus- ed in the region of Victoria. 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