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

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SHINING EXAMPLES FOR THEIR PATIENTS are the members of the health department. From left to right, Dr. Thurston Keese, Dr. Leonard Carpenter, Mrs. Ruth Mann, Miss Jeanne Bain, and Dr. John Rowlingson. EXPLAINING BASKETBALL FUNDAMENTALS TO LEADERS’ CLUB are Mr. Jerry PrigofT and Mrs. Marjorie Robinson of the physical education department. THE GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT has catalogues from agriculture to zoology, so take your pick!! STUDENTS have fun at noon in the caf- eteria measuring each other. SWISH!! Another basket due to the ex- cellent teaching of the physical education department. MRS. LORNA FARNHAM AND MR. ALBERT SAUN- DERS, GUIDANCE COUNSELORS, check seniors’ records in their office.

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GLANCING UP FROM A MATH BUSS-SESSION in Mrs. Munroe’s room are from left to right, Mrs. Wilma Munroe Mr. Richard Lawson, Mr. Daniel Cagnina, Miss Lucy Snell, and Mr. Fred Sheridan. WATCHING A CLASS OF BUDDING TYPISTS in the business department are from left to right, Miss Mary Hughes, Miss Aspasia Filtch, and Mr. William Rollins. I MR. PEASE’S LAB DEMONSTRA- TIONS plus his jokes yield a rewarding compound. MISS HUGHES gives daily help to her typing tyros. A LINE-UP OF SCIENCE TEACHERS. Mr. Fred Sheridan, Mr. Richard Lawson, Mr. Richard Maxwell, Mr. Warren Petty, Mr. William Pease are cross-examined by a group of worthy students. ROUND AND ROUND they go with explanations by Mrs. Munroe in Math class. f

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PAUSING TO LOOK AT MR. RHOADES’ HOBBY are Miss Lester, Miss Larson and Mr. Rhoades. DISCUSSING GENERAL PROGRESS OF THEIR STU- DENTS are the special teachers seated from left to right: Mrs. Sally Ries, Mr. James Dowdle; standing from left to right are Mr. Carroll Rudd, Mr. Earl Hay, Mr. William Stone Jr., Mr. Thomas Monforte, Mrs. Pauline Whitney, and Miss Carol Neville. THE TROMBONE SECTION OF THE BAND practices with Mr. Rhoades in the Music room. MRS. RIES IS ALWAYS WILLING to give baffeled book-yearners a helping EVEN GENTLEMEN visitors don't dis- tract our Mrs. Wickham.