Fayetteville High School - Indicator Yearbook (Fayetteville, NY)

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,.,.....,m-..-..v-,-, , W... rl. -W ... -.,,l..- Y ,. , , ,nl-me .pu- f , lXClJlIY GRD Qggg Egg: A. James, K. Lawrence, B. Thompson, W. Munroe, M. Morgan, UJ. Clark, M. c saac, J, Bentley, L. Snell, J. Miller, M. Walsh. Qggggd ggi: H. Swlatlowski, M. Cahill, F. Tracy, J. Long, G. Lester, R. Jones, H. McCarthy, T. Monforte, J. Young, E. Fitzpatrick, V. Hyneman, K. Stack, M. Hughes, E. Tweedie. N Ergnt 191: K. Roache, P. Whitney, F. Smith, J. McDermott, R. VanG1esen, A. Saunders, C. Griffin, I. Rutherford, A. Manton, E. Dorr. X 'The war has continued to affect faculty personnel and social activities this year.v Again this year teachers assisted in gas and point rationing. They have also concentrated on a more effective guidance program and have been an im- portant factor in helping the school establish a fine record of stamp and bond sales. , a ' In the fall five new teachers became members of the staff. Miss Swiatlowski replaced Mrs. Coolbaugh as teacher of Latin, Miss Hyneman replaced Miss Fitz- gerald as librarian, Mr. Monforte filled the vacancy left by Mr. Cullen in the physical education departmentg Mrs. Tracy took Mrs. Roy Smith s place as science teacher in the Junior high school, and Miss Walsh filled the vacancy left by Miss Leary in the l grade. When Mrs. Resnick left in January, Miss Young be- came the new teacher of English and public speaking. A War conditions have especially decreased the social activities of the fac- ulty., Only two parties have been held so far. A Christmas party was held in the school library. Invitations were extended to Cpl. Jacobson, Sgt. Prigoff, Lt. Wager, and Mr. Cullen, former members of the faculty, but only Mr. and Mrs. Cullen were able to attend. In April a dinner party was held in the school caf- eteria. S 6 , , , , I X

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D E D I C A T I O N To the former students of Fayetteville High School who are serving in the armed forces, es- pecially those who have lost their lives or are now prisoners of war, we the class of 1944 ded- icate this book.

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STIJDIE T COlJNCll , - P l gagg rggz W. Goode, H. Birks. ggggng ggw: S. Storrier, H. Hicks, F. Gruppe, H. A. Meagher, R. Sims, J. Walk- er, B. Woonton, B. Coughlin. G. Lindenmayer. Egggt 391: Mr. VanG1esen, G. Twichell, P. McNally, B. Carroll, ,D. Wallbrldge, 4 Miss Bentley, Adviser under the able leadership of Ben Carroll, the Student Council again func- tioned as the central lorganization of the school. This year the council spon- sored a drive to collect waste paper, which not only brought in 29,000 lbs. of paper, but also added to the council treasury. They also conducted a cheating survey and launched a campaign for keeping the cafeteria clean. Besides sponsoring the above activities, the council organized a students' day,put on a quiz program consisting entirely of Student Council members and de- vised a new plan for electing students to the Sportsmanship Brotherhood, as well as providing them with pins. All undertakings of the council were successful because of the fine coop- eration between the student body and the faculty. Q 7