Franklin Academy - Student Yearbook (Malone, NY)

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MR. LAWRENCE J. STEWART English MR. PAUL B. WILLIAMS Business MRS. GRACE NICHOLS MR. VINCENT WARYHA Industrial arts Office Staff A VERY important part of our school is the office staff, Mrs. Grace Nichols and Mrs. Aletha Peets. If you entered the office to get a lunch ticket from Mrs. Peets or to ask her to have your locker opened, you might hear Mr. Schnitzlein giving dictation to Mrs. Nichols. lt is Aletha's voice that you hear reading the announcements every noon, and she is also the one who takes care of all extra curricular funds. The class of '54 feel that they will always remember the good natures of these two women. I5 MISS RUTH E. WEBSTER Social Studies, Public Speaking, Dramatics MR. WARREN D. WOOD Supervisor of Secondary Music MRS. ALETHA PEETS

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an-Inq QL4, i I V SV , IR. li YJ I' R of ' sm. MISS HELEN A. MOONEY MR. CHARLES A. PERKINS Supervisor of Art Auto Mechanics MISS M. TERESA OWENS French MISS MARTHA K. ROBINSON English it MISS GERTRUDE E. SAWYER Business s Q MISS HELEN SEAMAN Physical Education MISS GERALDI NE SENNETT MR. HARLIE G. SMITH Business Assistant Principal, MR. CLYDE J. SHAAK Instrumentai Music I4 Vocational Agriculture

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C usfodian Mr. Frank Schirm F ROM early dawn until late at night these men who work to keep our school clean and orderly. These men do their iobs so efficiently that they make us proud of our school. Always these men will have a place in the hearts of the class of '54. C afeferia Janitors Left to Right: John Duquette, Lloyd Drew, Staff Earl Greeno, Herman Stone Left to Right: M. Pritchard, G. Willett, M. Doria, F. Gardner, V. Kelly, M. Benware. u NDER the supervision of Mrs. Marion Doria, the cafeteria has run efficiently for another year Through the Student Council's arrangements, the students have helped plan the meals. We will remember the smiling faces of the women who fed the hungry hordes daily in the cafeteria. I6