Fayetteville Manlius High School - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Fayetteville, NY)

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cwhileoa. cpromoteo Schooltspirit LOOKING OVER ONE OF THE SCHOOL TROPHIES in front of the second floor trophy case are the A.A. officers. Left to Right: Peter Lane, president, Barbara Kirkwood, secretary, Dick Lynch, treasurer, and Nancy Hill, vice president. A.A. MEMBERS, gathered on the new athletic field, cheer the football team on. Front Row, left to right: L. Caragol, D. Baines, S. Bahouth, N. Hill, C. Trivelpiece, W. Brignall. Second Row: J. Brossus, P. Lane, E. Havill, J. Hern, S. Doubleday, B. Snyder. Third Row: B. Hills, J. Kamerer, W. Carpenter, N. Nimmo, A. Mason, C. Osborn, T. Fudge, D. Lynch. Fourth Row: D. Marshall, B. Bourke, D. Bligh, B. Fenn, P. Yeakel, B. Brown, B. Jennings, K. Brignall. , l A ... al ., The Athletic Association is responsible for year A.A. worked under the direction of Peter handling the financial side of all the sports events Lane, its president, and Mr. Griffin, its faculty and did a big share in creating school spirit. This advisor. 15

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The student government group, Student Coun- gall gindb - Q- wlanning ear U41 STUDENT COUNCIL MEETING on a Monday in the faculty cafeteria to discuss student affairs are: Front Row, left to right: .l. Varley, S. Todd, J. Ashley, P. Lane, R. Snyder, F. Kirchenheiter, A. Mason, R. Marshall, C. Trivelpiece, A. LaMontagne, Mrs. Buttel, B. Bourke, E. Soper, R. Schneider. Second Row: P. Lewis, H. Ebeling, F. Shawl, L. Dietrich, T. Taylor, J. Coward, P. Barkley, J. Dopp, T. Emerick, W. Carpenter, J. Barkley, N. Hand, F. Staniec, A. Hutchins, R. Raker, C. Woodworth. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS are: Left to Right: Dick Marshall, president, Anne Mason, vice president, Carol Trivelpiece, recording Sec- retary, Fred Kirschenheiter, treasurer, Audrey LaMont:-igne, corresponding secretary. cil, was as usual, very active this year. They spon- sored an American Field Service student, for whom they raised money with the annual Showboat fea- turing the teachers, program complete with secret theme. A fund was established for students who need money in order to take part in the American Field Service program which sends students to European Countries. Student Council continued one who went to support its war orphan Myoung Won, as it has for the last few years. Among its other projects, the council spon- sored free dances after home basketball games, several mixers, and the annual Cabaret Dance. Something new in the money-making field for F-M was a Penny Carnival at which various organiza- tions sponsored booths. The organizations con- nected with the Carnival made money, and every- had a ball.

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THE CHAMPIONSHIP F. M. FOOTBALL SQUAD AS- SEMBLED WITH THE COACHES AND MANAGERS ON THE ATHLETIC FIELD. Front Row, left to right: B. Cook, C. German, T. Herlowski, F. Kirchenheiter, J. Roberts, G. Gibson, B. Connelly, D. Fudge. Second Row: Mr. Dauenhauer, T. Fudge, B. Hills, P. Spaulding, W. Car- penter, B. Guild, J. Dopp, P. LaSure, Mr. Roberts. Third Row: D. Coon, K. Lowenberg, A. Dickey, P. Yeakel, R. Scbliech, B. Roberts, K. Brignall, W. Brignall, B. Fenn, C. Osborn, J. Craver. ootlsall eallo echoed in VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES FULLBACK BILL FENN, carry- ing a load of tacklers, drives down near the .lamesville-Dewitt goal line. F.M. vs. East Syracuse ............. 13-6 F.M. vs. North Syracuse . . . . O-19 F.M. vs. Solvay ....... .... I 3-6 F.M. vs. West Genesee . . . . . . 14-0 F.M. vs. Marcellus . . . . . 28-7 F.M. vs. Skaneate . . .... 21-0 F.M. vs. J. D. ..... . . . 27-0 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES F.M. vs. C. R. A. .................. 0-6 F.M. vs. J. D. ........ . . . 141-6 F.M. vs. Boonville ....... . . . 14-14 F.M. vs. North Syracuse . . .. 0-14 F.M. vs. East Syracuse I3-6 161 FRED KIRSCHENHEITER SCORES THE SECOND DAVECOONANDPAULYEA- TOUCHDOWN against James- KEL We teaming UP 011 ll -lam-'35' ville-Dewitt gn a dive play from ville-Dewitt ball carrier trying to hglfbggk Spot, gain around left end.