Franklin Academy - Student Yearbook (Malone, NY)

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., X W i ,Aff Y if V' . . , 5 , 2 a I 1 A f , I i The bl9'Wl eelS of MUSQUEYS' - The members pose for a picture M asquers' Activities M ASQUERS was founded as the dramatic society of Franklin Academy. Students who have proved themselves as actors and actresses by earning three credits are eligible for membership. One of the highlights of the year's activities is the annual initiation banquet which is held shortly after the fall play. As witnessed by these pictures, it proves to be one of the toughest initiations in the school, as well as the m0Sf fun- Among our other activities are a Masquers' Speaking Contest for under-classmen and a lawn party for the members in June. All students who love dramatics and all that it stands for, the smell of grease-paint and the glare of the footlights, strive to become members of Masquers. W , It was tough, but they made itl The happy initiatesl l 51

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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.

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Don't spill the paintl sv New Carpenters, hurry and finish those stairs! Stage crew of Family Circle . 2 3 Last minute touches really count. Fam 'I FAMILY Circle by Cornelia Otis Skinner was the F. A. school play which was presented in Novem- ber of this year. Through the brilliant acting of all the members of the cast as well as the efforts of the backstage crew, the play was an overwhelming suc- cess. Miss Ruth Webster, assisted by Mr. Stewart, directed the production. It is the story of teen-age Cornelia Otis Skinner who is filled with the glitter and glamour of the theatrical world and trying her best to influence her parents to let her ioin the world of footlights, grease-paint, and make-believe. Cornelia's best friend, Mab, who loves Cornelia despite her faults, lovable Amy, who can't quite say her s'sp glamor- ous Enid, who thinks clothes and boys are the most important things in the world, flighty Grace, who manages to forget the most important things at the I Greasepaintl What a mess.