Fayetteville High School - Indicator Yearbook (Fayetteville, NY)

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mem 1 Begg 291: J. Dennlngton, N. Coughlin, P. Smith, R. Pierce, K. Lamb, C. Resch, N. Lamb, K. Markle. iggggg ggi: B. Woonton, J. Ashley, L. Nodecker, A. Hunt, B. Vclles, N. Erb, D. Rnunds, J. Perry, M. Kish, J. Bierhardt, J. Rubado, B. Vienna, S. Fulmer, Miss Hughes, Miss Hyneman, Advisers, S. Tuttle. Ergnj ggi: B. Cossaboom, M. L. McCormick, H. A. Meagher, R. Sims, C. Hertz, D. Gridley, N. Marrian, J. Long. Our Indicator was published monthly this year because of the paper short- age. Again this year it received a Class A Rating at the Press Conference. Approximately fifty copies per month were sent to alumni boys in the Armed Service. STAFF Carol Mertz.... ....... ...Co-Editors Bob Sims Helen Ann Meagher... .... Literary Editor Bill Cossaboom... .... Sports Editor Nancy Marrian... .... Exchange Editor Dorothy Gridley .... .... ,Sales Manager 30

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YE IQIBDOK STAFF Qggk ggg: Donald Wallbrldge, Ben Carroll. Erggj roy: Pat McNally, Bob Sims, Dorothy Gridley. The members of the C1 book in spite of the many In February we elected the Editor-in-ch Business Man Art Editor...... . Staff Photog Plans were drawn up, advisors, Miss Hyneman and first week in May. We have tried to make activities. We hope that calling happy days spent at ass of '44 worked valiantly to procure this year- obstacles which at first appeared to discourage us. following officers: ief ............... ...Robert Sims ager .... ..... Ben Carroll ... ...Dorothy Gridley rapher .............. Donald Wallbridge pictures taken in March and with the help of our Miss Hughes, the 1944 yearbook went to press the this an exact and permanent record of the year's in the years to come it will be your means of re- Fayetteville High School. 29

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IDI? TIC CUJI3 gggg ggg: E. Beebe, C. Stark, F. Howell, H. Birks, R. Cross, B. Carroll, R. Lamprecht, B. Dupree, H. Armstrong, W. Cowie, D. Wallbridge, S. Toth. Eggrjh roy: M. L. McCormick, K. Markle, P. Smith, O. Fletta, D. Rounds, J. Dennington, B. Goebell, N. Lamb, N. Glass, S. Tuttle, J. Woodworth, M.J.Johnson 23115 ggg: J. Long, A. Bracken, E. Gruppe, D. Shoemaker, J. Rubado, P. Grass- man, P.Fr1edricks, B.Vessey, C.Schwarzer, A.H1sey, P.Pfoh1, D.Becker, B.Volles, igggng ggi: F. Gruppe, M. Kish, C. Alberts, B. Vienna, L. Metcalfe, L. Cross, B. Dupree, K. Kinsella, C. Resch, B. Rice, D. Miner, C. Kerslake, S. Fulmer, C. Mertz, J. Oeinck. Egggt 393: V. Porter, T. Lannon, F. Goodfellow, M. Trinder, R. Konvicka, J. Perry, D. Gridley, B. Woonton, H.A. Meagher, N. Marrian, B. Massey, P. Norris, D. Eddy, M. Kelley, L. Nodecker, Miss Young, Director. The Fayetteville Dramatic Club opened the season this year with the mys-' tery drama, NLad1es in Ret1rement.H Under the skillful guidance of Mrs. Resnick this difficult production was put on according to a somewhat different scheme of action. The play was, for the most part, double-casted and ran for two nights. Playing both nights to a full house, the production was acclaimed a success. At the beginning of the second semester this year, Mrs. Resnick's post of dramatic instructor was taken over by Miss Young. Instead Qf the usual three- act play, she began work on a triple bill of three one-act plays for the sprlng production. This program consisted of HSubmergedu, a story of naval courage, NA Girl In Every Portn and uAnt1c Springu, both light comedies. 31 4