Franklin Academy - Student Yearbook (Malone, NY)

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fills. 4, f.. . -VA.. 'ff 'vanadium 51381810 'llggiltln H, -i-T'.:'J-72 Nmnlllr i U .M.,,,. , 4. I f-5. First row: R. Flessner, M. Harrigan, J. Ledger, K. Rowat. Second row: D, Reynolds, C, King, J. Oeltke, R. Durham. Q First row: J. Westcott, B. Premo, M, Jones, J, Trushaw, G. Rasmussen, G Shaw, S. Willett, C. Moore, K. Rowat, S. Rossley. Second row: D. Legault, B. Blanchard, L. Crawford, A. Daigneault, S. Stewart, B. Beck, P. Maneely, B. Willis, J. Wells, G. Proctor, M. Harrigan. Third row: L. LaRose, N. Crowner, I. Henderson, J. Nacashian, S, Legacy, S. Clark, S. McKinney, R. Flessner, C. Larche, N. Chapin, A. Flynn, T. Mayville. Fourth row: F. Yanowitz, J. Henderson, L. Boyer. Fifth row: T.Richards, E. LaRose, L. Spinner, W. Tuggey, R. Durham. Swing Sixteen WING Sixteen is another musical group cli- rected by Mr. Wood. Members are selected from Choir, and each selection is made with ut- most thought. Swing Sixteen entertains For Rotary, Kiwanis, and other active organizations. From the members of Swing Sixteen, quartets are chosen. The Girls' Quartet this year is a very active group composed of K. Rowat, J. Ledger, J. Soper, and S. Durham. 69

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First row I. Boyea, J, Fleury, A. Bushey, P. Leclerc, R. Bisnerte, D Van Ess S McKenna, S. McKinney, S. Zitko, I. Valois, G. Dragon, R. Pors sant Second row: J. Kelley, E. Wyman, B. Sessions, M. Reid, S. Hatfreld F Dora R Tupper, C. Hanna, P. Francis, T. Owens. Third row: Mr Wood C Cosgrove, A. Gingras, I. Soper, S. Bregman, J. Ledger, I Rut kowskl '42 Durham, G. Biondo, L, Benware, O. Barney. Fourth row D Lyons D Lester, D. Bombard, R. Schermerhorn, Fifth row: J. Oelfke K Fobes C King, D. Reynolds, D. Daigneault. F A Chorus HE Franklin Academy Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Wood, is composed of students having the desire to sing for theirown enioyment. During the year many various types of music are sung. There are religious, humorous and other selections which delight just about everyone. The Chorus meets regularly once a week, but the highlights of the year are the annual Christmas and Spring Concerts. 68

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Marching Band 'I' HE Franklin Academy Marching Band, under the direction of Mr. Clyde Shack, appears at every football game to play such school songs as will cheer the team on to victory. Everyone looks forward to half- time when the band displays intricate Formations, well-timed and well-executed. The band is also an indispensable part of all pre-game pep rallies. The smart green and white uniforms displayed by the band members are the pride of Franklin Academy. ' Color Guard Maioretfes Left to right: J. Wells, E. Lytle, A. Gingras, A. Daigncault. Left to right: S. Murtagh, I. Lytle, S. Hatfield, I. Barrow N. Chapin, P. Prue. I. Langlois. 70.