Franklin Academy - Student Yearbook (Malone, NY)

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Left to right. First row: 1. Ledger, A. Killers, G. Rider. Second row: J. Rutkowski, R. Willis, W. Riley, The King: D. Tulloch. The winning candidates reign over the ball as King and Queen of Epsilon. The selection of the King and Queen always causes much excitement among the people in Maloney an enthusiastic crowd of specta- tors witness the coronotion ceremonies, and a most receptive radio audience hears the broadcast over W. I. C. Y. 49 The Trumpeters: I. Bishop, D. Rowat, F. Yanowitz, E. McQuinn. Ball Congratulating the Royal Couple.

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The Crownbearers: S. Bregman, L. Langlois. 'I E ps: on Dancing under the stars. Left to right. First row: W. Clark, M. Harrigan, K. Rowat Second row: J. Bessette, I. Storey. E- WYHIBH. The QUBBD J. Barnes. 'I' HE highlight of the Franklin Academy social scene is the annual Epsilon Ball, held in January. Seven boys and seven girls, all members of Epsilon, are elected by the society's members to be candidates for King and Queen. On the night of the ball, Mr. Schnitzlein announces the names of the King and Queen, chosen from the fourteen candidates. 48

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Epsilon Cheerleaders I Formal Initiation. Epsilon Activities E PSILON was formed as a society to reward those students who have proved their scholastic ability. ln order to become a member, a student must maintain an average of 8596 for one yeorp and to stay in, he must keep up an average of 8096. The society holds an initiation banquet in the fall, in which the initiates must take part. Then comes the Christmas party, when Santa Claus distributes gifts to little relatives of Epsilon members. Other activities of Epsilon include the Epsilon Ball and Coronation. This ceremony is explained on the preceding page. The annual breakfast in the cafeteria, held on Class Day closes the Epsilon activities each year. .gig 1 sk - X ft on NX N 'W 1, Santa giving out presents. Christmas party. 50.