Fayetteville High School - Indicator Yearbook (Fayetteville, NY)

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.Jim M. fl' - I f.f'.QfQ, 4 ,' .Q..g 1 sHMSi,, , ' efhziiffilfffff-1 1.. ' HW' 4' 1 ' --7? :-.V F gli. .1 . lggg ggi: Phyllis Keville, Barbara Abbott, Marrian Miner. EIQHI gpg: Rose Greveldlng, Doris Rounds, Hrs. Whitney, Hilllcent Kish, Ruth Ionvloka. Q5-'-XX FW rs Egg: ggi: K. J. Johnson, H. Kish, K. Mc- Clellan, D. Rounds H. A Meagher, R.Sutton, Mr. Saunders, T. Lennon, D. Shoemaker, B. Goebell, C. Alberts. Qgggng ggi: J. Dennington, J. Long, J. Perry K. Markle, D. Wallbrldge, P.Horr1s, C.Mertz, F. Goodfellow, D. Miner. Iggng gpg: H. L. McCormick, P. Smith, B. Woonton, B. Tuttle, N. Lamb, V. Porter, G. Twiohell, A. Bracken. 33 HQMEMAKING The Homemaklng Club has not held too many regular meetings this year, but has had as officers, Millicent Kish and Doris Rounds. They have planned club aotlvl- ties with the aid of their adviser, Mrs. Pauline whitney. The group held a Christmas Luncheon Party for all the high school home econf onlcs classes. Mrs. anton and Mr. Van- Glesen were special guests. The annual dinner of the Board of Education was held on February 7, the club having complete charge of details in Mrs. Wh1tney's absence. Because of gas rationing and lack of transportation facilities, the usual trip to Cornell in February for Farm and Home Week was cancelled. CAMERA CLUB The Camera Club, under the direction of Hr. Saunders, elected for the year 1944 Donald Wallbrldge president, and George Twlchell vice-president, secretary and treasurer. During the school year members par- ticipated ln dark room activities such as taking, developing and printing pictures loving pictures were taken of the first football game of the season and. were shown during the year, the proceeds going to the classes that sponsored them. All in all, the Camera Club enjoyed a successful year, in spite of the short- age of photographic supplies caused by the war. f

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RIDING CLUB The riding club was formed late this fall under the guidance' of Miss Jones. Ernest Beebe was elected president, Doro- thy Gridley, vice-presidentg and Sue Fulmer, secretary. The club plans to ride regularly this spring at the Troop K Riding Academy Gas shortages ,this year present a prob- lem, but the club intends to overcome this with the liberal use of shoe leather X ff! 1 V -f- ' M' -J-'La -P159 v W . . MTN.. s ,- RN . ' A Q 3 f f 4. QSJ4 ,.eng 551, , MW- , .-- N H '-Q. , 'W 'f:. Q Eat 'i QV .D Eiaaei s. 5 Viljf . l F XL SAFETY PATROL The Safety Patrol was organized by the Student Council and the faculty for the purpose of keeping order in and a- round school. The patrol consists of freshmen and Junior high students who are interested in keeping the school in good order. They are advised by Mr. McDer- mott. if jggL,ggg: B111 Hanbidge, M. Meyers R. Lamp- recht. ' Qggggg ggi: J. Dennington, N. Marrlan, C. Hertz, B. Carroll, J. Walker, J.fKnowles. Eggng ggg: B. Massey, D. Rounds, E. Beebe, D. Grldley, S. Fulmer. sggglgglz J. Smith, W. Jerome, V. Dupree, . regory. ihggg :gli M. Bunnell, H. Spencer, R. HaIL . Jolly, J. Irish, J. Ebeling, M. Wells, Qggggg ggi: H. Fischer, D. Connelly, F. Kon- vioka, H.H1cks, H. Charleton, Hr. McDermott, K. Lamb, J. Bmithers, A. Hunt. Eggni ggi: L. Payne, P. Winnewisser, J. Han- ton, L. raw, H. Woodworth. 35