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

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TIGER HOUSE CAST runs though lines on a bare stage. STAGE HANDS play an impmmm part in the before the performance preparation. iger ouoe elected gall Sed-DOM National Thespian, under the guidance of Miss Downey, presented two three act plays this year. The set was repainted before wfiger Housen was presented and the traditional cast parties were held after both plays. The troupe also sponsored an assembly featur- ing the Colgate Thirteen and installed new mem- bers at initiations in February and June. TROUPE MEMBERS LOOK ON while cast members run through a scene. Front Row, left to right: Miss Downey, Lynne Caragol, Nancy Nimmo, Jay Hern, and Bev Bourke, Second Row: Ann Mason, Genie Smith, Mary Ann Link, Elaine Sopcr, and Bob Snyder. Third Row: Bert Hills, Peggy Leinen, Bucky Meagher and Carol Deerhake. NATIONAL THESPIAN OFFICERS confer with advisor. Front Row, left to right: Miss Downey, arlvisorg Nancy Nimmo, secretary. Second Row: Anne Mason, presidentg Bob Snyder, treasurerg Jay I-Iern, vice president.

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cwinter ringo gaoketlsall Dick Lynch Plldge DUdl'3Y Center Glwfli Burdened by the difficulty of following in the footsteps of a championship team, the 1955-1956 Fayetteville-Manlius basketball team started out to make a record of its own. As a result of the newly- formed conference, the Hornets faced the toughest schedule ever. The end of the first half of the season found the team tied for first place after winning all but one game. However, due to increased competition and more experienced opposing teams, the Hornets Bill Fenn Tim Fudge Forward Guard A Junior Varsity team that had plenty of height but little experience went through its season with a good record. Hard team play provided valuable know how for the varsity of tomorrow. Keith Brignall U61 finished third behind Solvay and East Syracuse. A loss to East Syracuse in the first round of the county playoffs ended a still successful season. Forward THE F.M. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM in full uniform caught by the camera in the gym. Front Row, left to right: D. Bligh, T. Washo, T. Fudge, P. Dudley, P. Martin. Second Row: Mr. Hollenbeck, D. Lynch, B. Fenn, K. Brignall, W. Bfigna11,'P. Yeakel, and K. Lowenberg.