Fayetteville High School - Indicator Yearbook (Fayetteville, NY)

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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

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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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Back rpg: M. E. Cerone, B. Vlenne, V. Blackmon, J. Ebeling, M. Wells, M. Miner, M. Benedict, I. M. Wheeler, V. Williams. lhlgg roy: L. Metcalfe, M. Crawford, M. Trinder, C. Mertz, C. Resch, D. Becker, J. Craner, A. Vowles, E. Greene. Qgggng gon: P. Courtwrlght, J. Capron, J. Walker, N. Morgan, J. Woodworth, M. J. Johnson, L. Wickham, B. Prill, L. Rowley, J. Henderson. 21353 rgg: J. Mollskl, M. Mollskl, P. Altobellis, A. Hlsey, P. Pfohl, Mrs. Clark, S. Fulmer, B. Thompson, K. Lamb, D. Nel- sen, J. Crockford. 1 Back ggi: J. Irish, J. Gustin, D. Ormeby, M. Konvlcka, J. Taylor, J. Lindeman, M. Stark. Fggrgh gpg: J. Vogt, A. Pfohl, B. Farrell, L. Kraysnhof, M. Brown, B. Schlelsh, C. Konvlcka, F. Jones. ' Qhlrd ggg: M. Reccre, H. Spencer, B. Gray, B. Edwards, L. Morgan, S. Wilson, M. McCutcheon. . . Qggggd'rgg: Betty Porter, J. Smith, M. Bunnell, J. Keller, H. Steiner, L. Perry, J. Smithers, E. Rice. . Egggt rpg: R. Porter, M. Collins, D. Connelly, J. Coughlin, M. Beacham, M. Becker, J. Church, M. Barkley. ' ' sa A .Y- . . ' SENQOR GLEE CLUB Mrs. Clark has as- sisted in developing the Senior Girls Choir. Sue Fulmer is presldentg Anne Hlsey, vice-president, and Pat Pfohl, secretary- treasurer. The choir now has fifty members, more than double the membership of last year. Their music consists of three-part work and some 80+ capella. At Christmas the girls sccompanled the pageant presented by the 6-2 grade and the Junior Girls's Glee Club. Anne Hlsey, Arlene Vowles, and Jane Craner represented the choir at the music conference which was held in Auburn on December lO-ll. JUNIOR GLEE. CLUB This year the Jun - lor Girls' Glee Club is exceptionally large, having sixty- three members. Mar- ilyn Bunnell is pres- ldent, and Hope Ap- prahamlan ls vice- president. Judy Gus- tln, Helen 5pencer, Marilyn Becker, Nar- garet Brown, and Bev- erly Hlcks are assis- tants to the vice- president. The first semester Jean VanG1e- sen was president. The girls of the glee club did most of the choral music for the Christmas pageant. At present they are working with the Sen- lor Choir ln prepara- tion for dthe spring concert to be given May 26.