Fayetteville High School - Indicator Yearbook (Fayetteville, NY)

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IUNICI NASH 'lnnie' Sub Deb 4 Ski Club 1,2 Int. Baseball l,2,5 Dramatic Club 1,2 Camera Club 1,2 Safety Patrol 1,2 Archery 1,2 Field Hockey l Int. Volleyball l,2, 3 vo11eyna11 l,2,3 Basketball l,2,3 1. A. 1,2,:s,4 1 BIHJAIIF PBDPIH 'Ben' A. 3. 1,2,3,4 Int. Track 3 Int. Volleyball 3 Int. Basketball 4 Basketball 4 Football 4 KANFTTR ELISB TIFFANY 'Nan' Empire Girls State Salutatorian Dramatic Club 2,3,4 Shepherds abiding Best Foot Forward Our Town Iver Since Ive Thespian 2,3,4 A. A. 1,2,s,4 Indicator l,2,3 Ski Club 2,3 Camera Club l,2,3 Archery l Debating Club l Int. Volleyball 2 sub neu 3,4 Seo'y. 4 'Behold a ready smile, and a 'Yell-timed silence hath more laugh that tlnklee all the eloquence than speech.' while.' 1 X ff Q S ' X H 1 X 'lan, the hermit, slgh'd-- 'She worked and sang the till woman smiled.' whole day through.' 1 'The size of the package hath 'The wisest man could ask no nought to do with the worth more of fate than to be sim- of the contents.' ple, modest, manly, true---.' 17 CLIFFORD ANTHONY I smrm 'Clifff Int. Basketball 3,4 Int. Track 3 Int. Baseball 2 BEULAH RAYNOBI 'Trlxle'l Glee Club l A. A. l,2,3,4 Safety Patrol l Int. Volleyball l,2,3,4 Int. Basketball 4 Freshman Vice-Pres. S Int. Baseball l,2,3,4 JOHN RAGUS 'Johnny' A. A. l,2,3,4 Football 3,4 Int. Track 3 X Int. Baseball 3

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- -1 . ,,,,ff- ff ss I l N .. .aailg , gifm .gfg9 47.4-A Claire Alberts--Just finished her new book--uS1mplif1ed Geometry.n Doris Eddy--Modeling strapless evening gowns for nSaks.H Rose Grevelding--Owner of the lunch counter at Woolworths. A Dorothy Grldley--Just completed her book uS1mpl1f1ed Chemistry--A Cinch.n Frances Gruppe--Testing planes over Tufts College. Betty H111--Owner of a tea room somewhere in England. Marmy Kelley--Joined the Waves and is getting a bang out of life. Milllcent Kish--The Eagle Bullet1n's correspondent for nDeW1tt Personals.n 2 Ruth Konvlcka--Voted No. 1 telephone operator with the sweetest voice. Nancy Marrian--Replaced Joan Davis as manager of the Sealtest Village Store. Barbara Martin--Happy now she's moved back to Fulton. Karlsen McClellan--Still believes that uVar1ety is the spice of l1fe.u Pat McNally--Up with God's angels still walking on the clouds. Helen Ann Meagher--Still waiting for St. M1chael's decision. Eunice Nash--Just figured out a new math formula Cappllcable to sailors? Lorlne Nodecker--Composer of uwhy I'll Never Smile Aga1n.u Beulah Raynore--Recently joined a harmony team with Roy Rogers. Doris Rounds--Selling Victor recordings of her giggle at 50d per Ha Ha. Doris Shoemaker--Broadway lead in NThe Manlius Cadet Rings Tw1ce.n Nan Tiffany--Business Manager for M. G. M. Jean Oeinck--Texaco Gas Co. is now sponsoring her comedy show. Peg Norris--Voted No. l deb of the season by that distinguished group of New Yorkers--uThe Bachelors Club.n Nola Hoag--Author of nThe Feminine View Point.u Ernie Beebe--Fingering the keys at the Metropolitan. Hal Birks--Leading role in the Superman Serial. Ben Carroll--Speaker of the House of Representatives 119645 Ben Coughlin--Propaganda minister for the Reich. Walt Cowie--Selling hair dye to the Eskimo females. Roger Cross--Flashing those nwings of Goldu over Tokyo. Phil Fulton--Writing a book on nHow To Be Late For Everythlng.H Roland Gage--Just established a 'round the world record of three days-- via bicycle. Bill Goebell--Proprietor of the uPainless Burial Establ1shment.n Bill Hanbidge--Still trying to beat Mac at gambling devices. Roger Hoag--Has invented a very complicated machine--but is now wondering what to use it for. Ed Hunt--Chasing blondes in his helicopter. James Kinsella--Peace advocate in the '10 year warn between Fayetteville and DeWitt. Dick Llndenmayer--Congressman for Manllus Center. Bob Lund--Understudy to Gene Krupa. Ben Proper--Producer of hot air for a toy balloon factory. Wayne Purtell--Modeling for nEsquire.H John Ragus--Has been promoted to General i?7 John Ragus. Clifford Seagfrid--Running the uCliff Taxi Servlcen for the metropolis of Kirkville. Bob Sims--Joined his father in the Sims Match Plate Company. Richard Lamprecht--Assistant to Albert Einstein. Art Trinder--Joined Barnum G Bailey as the Human Skeleton. Don Wallbridge--Selling ubow tiesu to the Ubangies. Sam Toth--Ski instructor in the Sahara. Phyllis Keville--Now modeling for the makers of Dresden China dolls. y 19 S M , ' iii w, M J 5, ' .f B ww A ' Y I P ri 1 1' ff Ov 5365. 'I ff 'fan , .vB X :iff ffff +asaQsssa ' 2' . X, d ' '44 '4 'f-F ' 'ai