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

Text from Pages 1 - 119 of the 1960 volume:

ALMA MATER Guarded by the old oak tree, Symbol of our goal; Steadfast as our pride in thee, Its strength will write our scroll. Fayetteville-Manlius, Truth shall be thy light. Pledge we now our loyalty To colors green and white. Raise we now our voice in song, To thee a tribute bring: Join the ever-growing throng, Let all who love thee sing. FOREWORD Fayetteville-Manlius High School has built a reputation of which everyone con- nected with the school can be proud. This has been done with tangible and intangible characteristics. Leadership represents the faculty, scholar- ship the homerooms, service the activities, and sportsmanship the athletics. I_Ml. TABLE OF CONTENTS ! Introduction Leadership Scholarship Service _______ Sportsmanship Patrons pages 1 - 6 pages 7-16 pages 17-60 pages 61 - 84 pages 85-102 ' HIGH SCHOOL FAYETTEVILLE, NEW YORK -W A D It's been a busy year! Surveying the ac- tivity calendar in his office is Mr. Grif- fin, our Vice-Principal. The activity pro- gram in one of his many duties in the role of a chief administrator of F-M. We at F-M are fortunate to have such an understanding and liberal principal as Mr. Lewis. His warm smile is as much a part of school tradition as the Oak tree. GUIDANCE COUNSELORS F-M students are fortunate to have guidance counselors as helpful and interested as Mrs. Farnham and Mr. Saunders. Mrs. Nelsen assists them as secretary. Left to Right: Mrs. Nelsen, Mrs. Farnham, Mr. Saunders. SECRETARIAL STAFF Mrs. Wickham and Mrs. Hayes have a cheerful smile and a ready answer for those of us who request their services. 8 MR. RAYMOND VAN GIESEN Superintendent of Schools BOARD OF EDUCATION Our Board of Education meets twice monthly to discuss administration policy, hiring of teachers, F-M curriculum and education, and all that relates to running our high school. The main project of the Board of Education this year has been the passing of the Bond Issue and the completing of plans for the new school. This, as well as their other duties, has been handled in an excellent manner. Mr. Van Giesen, district superintendent of schools and an advisor on the Board, helped with the Bond Vote and worked hard and long on the school plans. Yet he found time to attend National Honor Society Installations and has always had a cheerful smile and a friendly hello for F-M students. 9 Seated: Mr. Lewis, Mrs. Perkins, Mr. Kelley. President; Mrs. Petch, Secretary; Mr. Cottrell. Standing: Mr. Curtiss, Assistant Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Nimmo, Mr. Costello, Mr. Lipe, Mr. Jerome, Mr. Van Giesen, Superintendent of Schools, and Mr. Bumpus. ENGLISH Members of F-M's English Department worked diligently this year to teach students the skills of writing, thinking, and speaking. Left to Right, Seated: Mrs. Buttel, Mrs. McKinnon, Mrs. Wechsler, Mrs. Johnson. Standing: Miss Bigelow, Mr. Baum, Mrs. Fallon, Miss Conklin. LIBRARY Many things are involved in operating the library smoothly—things that most students don't realize exist. Mrs. Ries, our skilled librarian, works diligently to make the library available to all. CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION Mapwork, essay questions, and worksheets— HELP! Doing a great job, these chief assign- ment-givers are. Seated: Mr. Hollenbeck, Mrs. Jillson, Mrs. Cover. Standing: Mr. Southworth, Mr. Wheeler, Mr. Vedder. 10 LANGUAGES Jr Whew! It's been a rough year! More F-M students than ever before have learned their declensions under the capable leadership of the language department. Left to Right: Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Rowland, Miss Evans, Madame Salvey. SCIENCE H2SO4??? Chromosomes??? NOW we un- derstand these terms! Many thanks to Mr. Tor- ba, Mr. Petty, Mr. Lawson (seated), Mr. Max- well, Mr. Pease, our stimulating science faculty. MATHEMATICS F-M students owe their useful knowledge of math to our sharp, on-the-ball mathematics instructors. They are: Miss Snell, Mr. Lawson, Mr. Cagnina, Mrs. Munroe, Mr. Sheridan. Ab- sent is Mr. McMullen. 11 BUSINESS The faculty of the Business Department teach- es its students valuable and useful knowledge that can be applied to a job after gradua- tion. Left to Right: Mr. Rollins, Miss Filtch, Miss Hughes. AGRICULTURE,. INDUSTRIAL ARTS, HOME ECONOMICS Some of the most practical subjects offered at F-M are taught by these teachers. Left to Right: Mr. Rudd, Mrs. Whitney, Mr. Stone, Miss Stewart, Mr. Hay. ART - MUSIC Art and music courses taught in our school lend variety to students' schedules. Teaching these special subjects are: Miss Lester, Mr. Rhoades, Mr. Filmer, Mr. Lentini. 12 AUDIO-VISUAL DRIVER EDUCATION Mr. Montforte shows some of his excellent photos to Mr. Dowdle and Mr. Stone. The trio comprises F-M's A. V. and Driver Education department. Left to Right: Mr. Dowdle, Mr. Stone, Mr. Montforte. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mrs. Robinson and Mr. Prigoff, our physical education instructors, avidly discuss football. Who Knows?—they may even be thinking of teaching this interesting sport to the girls! HEALTH Are you sick? Headachey? Do you have a bad cut? Better see Mrs. Mann! Here, the head of our health department checks some of the medical records of F-M students. 13 CAFETERIA i I Starved students agree that the cafeteria staff is one of the most popular groups in school. They are, Left to Right: Mrs. Tegg, Mrs. Guild, Mrs. Lening, Mrs. Vesey, Mrs. Foote. MAINTENANCE Mr. Havens, head of F-M's custodial staff, helps keep our building and campus in good order. RATOH BUS DRIVERS Snow, rain, hail, or sleet seldom prevent the dedicated bus drivers from bringing pupils many miles to school. Question: Is this good or bad? The subjects of controversy are. First Row, Left to Right: J. Kramer, R. Mosher, C. Roberts, A. Krzykowski, D. Putney, A. Lis, C. Corbett, R. Hasselbarth, L. Duva. Second Row: C. Banack, P. Porter, W. Wilson, B. Neveldine, R. Spies, W. Butler, G. Wright, M. Tardio, B. Cook, P. Leichti, F. DeRosia, J. Everingham, J. Shawl, G. Gale. 14 FACULTY FILES MERRELL E. LEWIS, Union College — B.A., Syracuse University — M.S. Ed.; Principal. E. CHESTER GRIFFIN, Colgate — A.B., Syracuse University - M.A.; Vice-Principal. EVELYN ALLAN, Albany NYSCT — A.B., Middlebury — M.A., additional hours; French, Latin; Teaching English 1959-1960 in Nancy, France. CRAIG BAUM, Olivet College — A.B.; additional hours; Speech, English 9. FAE E. BIGELOW, St. Lawrence University — B.A.; English 9. GLADYS BLITTEL, Syracuse University — A.B.; additional hours; English 9, 10. DANIEL CAGNINA, Bridgewater State Teachers College in Connecticut — B.S. in Education; additional hours; Math 9, General Math. JANET CONKLIN, Syracuse University — B.A.; Cornell — M.A.; English 12. LOIS COVER, Iowa State Teachers College — B.A.; additional hours; Citizenship Education 9, 10. JAMES DOWDLE, Oswego State Teachers College — B.S. in Industrial Arts; Driver Education. HELEN EVANS, Syracuse University — A. B.; Latin I, II, III. MABEL FALLON, University of Michigan — Master's equivalent; English 10. LORNA FARNHAM, Syracuse University — A.B. and M.S.; Guidance Counselor. RICHARD FILMER, Houghton Colllege — B.M.E., Indiana Univer- sity — M.M.E.; Orchestra and String Instruments. ASPASIA FILTCH, Syracuse University — B.S. and M.S.; Business Education; Central Treasurer. EARL HAY, Oswego State Teachers College — B.S. and M.S.; General, Wood, Metal, Electric, Girls' Shop. GEORGE HOLLENBECK, Syracuse University — B.E., Oswego State Teachers College — M.S.; Citizenship Education 10, 11, 12. MARY HUGHES, Elmira College — B.S., Syracuse University — M.S., additional hours; Business Education. GRACE JILLSON, Rider College, New Jersey — B.S.; additional hours; Citizenship Education 9, 10, Typing, Math Fundamentals, Helping Teacher. JEAN JOHNSON, Mt. Holyoke - B.A., Yale - M.A.; English 11, 12. RICHARD LAWSON, Syracuse University — B.A. and M.A.; Physics, Math 10. FRANK LENTINI, Ithaca College — B.S.; Instrumental Music. GRACE LESTER, Syracuse University, College of Fine Arts — B.A. in Fine Arts; Art. RUTH MANN, R.N., Crouse Irving Hospital; Syracuse University — P.H.N., S.N.T. — B.S. and M.S.; School Nurse. MARION MC KINNON, Smith College — A.B.; additional hours; English 11. JOSEPH MC MULLEN, University of Scranton — B.S. in Ed.; Math. RICHARD MAXWELL, Syracuse University — A.B. and M.S.; Biology, General Science. THOMAS MONFORTE, St. Bonaventure University — B.A. and M.A.; additional hours; Driver Education and Director of Audio- Visual Department. WILMA MUNROE, New York State Teachers College at Albany — B.A. and M.A.; additional hours; Math 10, 11, 12. WILLIAM PEASE, Cortland State Teachers College — B. Ed., Syracuse University — M.S.; Chemistry. WARREN PETTY, East Stroudsburg State Teachers College in Pennsylvania — B.S., Syracuse University — M.S.; Earth Science, Biology. JEROME PRIGOFF, Syracuse University — M.A.; additional hours; Boys' Physical Education. RICHARD RHOADES, Fredonia State Teachers College — B.S., Ithaca — M.S.; additional hours; Director of Music. SALLY RIES, Syracuse University — B.S., Graduate School of Library Science — B.L.S.; Librarian. MARJORIE ROBINSON, Syracuse University — B.S.; additional hours; Girls' Physical Education. WILLIAM ROLLINS, St. Lawrence — B.A., Syracuse University — M.S.; Business Education. GEORGIEANNA ROWLAND, Syracuse University — A.B.; Span- ish I, II, III, French I. CARROLL RUDD, Cornell University — B.S. of A; Agriculture and Transportation. JEANNE SALVEY, Educated in British Isles; resides in Nancy, France; French I, II, III. ALBERT SAUNDERS, Oswego State — B.S. Ed., Syracuse Uni- versity — M.S.; Guidance Counselor. FREDERICK SHERIDAN, Le Moyne - B.S.; Math 9, 10. LUCY SNELL, Syracuse University — B.S.; Math 11, Intermediate Algebra, Advanced Math. HAROLD SOUTHWORTH, Syracuse University — B.S. and M.S.; Citizenship Education 10, 11. WILLIAM STONE, Oswego State Teachers College — B.S.; Mechanical Drawing, Metal Shop, and Driver Education. BEATRICE STEWART, Plattsburg State University Teachers Col- lege — B.S. and M.S.; Homemaking II. EDWARD TORBA, Oswego State Teachers College — B.S.; General Science. ALAN VEDDER, Colgate — B.A.; Citizenship Education 9, 10. THERESA WALKER, University of Vermont — B.A., Middlebury — M.A.; Latin I, II, French I. ELIZABETH WECHSLER, Syracuse University — B.A. and M.A.; Reading, English 9, 10, 11. PLATT WHEELER, St. Lawrence — B.A. and M.A.; Citizenship Education 11, 12. PAULINE WHITNEY, Syracuse College of Home Economics — B.S. and M.S.; Homemaking I, III, Health. 15 I 16 Caught in the act? THE BIG THREE Post proelium, praemium ( 5 i i H 1 ) 1 . 1 1 S 1 i 1 I % CLASS OF 1960 Vice-President ROGER SPOFFORD was always will- ing and happy to assist the president. 18 Secretary MARILYN LLOYD'S outstanding pen- manship aided her in keep- ing all of her classes' written records. Treasurer NORM LEARY was kept very busy with the class finances during his senior year at F-M. Med Adjeufi HmmJa MARY ALICE ALLEN Swing Sixteen; Future Nurses; Student Council; A.A.; Girls' Intramurals. GARY LEE BAKER Soccer; Hockey; Boy Scouts' Council, Vice- President; Outside job. DAVID ALBIG Dave Golf; Band; Marching Band. JUDYTH M. BIGELOW Judy Thespians; Dramatics Club; Limestone Creek Junior Hunt Club, Secretary; Girls' Intramurals. SALLY BENHAM Future Nurses; Library Club. SHARON BALDWIN Thespians, President and Vice-President; Dramatics Club; Hornets' Nest; Oak Leaves, Copy Editor. 19 Mond LUCINDA SUE CHAPMAN Sue Future Nurses. JANET L. CLARK Girls' Leaders; Girls' Intramurals; Library Club, President. CYNTHIA A. COLE Cindy Future Nurses, Secretary-Treasurer, President- Bowling. DONALD WILHEM BROMFIELD Don Sophomore Class Treasurer; Student Council; Junior Varsity; Varsity Basketball; A. A. Honor Society. TJima tfJe've tf d GARY EDWARD CARMAN Junior Varsity and Varsity Football, Basketball and Baseball. ANN MITCHELL CATHERS Student Council; A.A., Secretary; Future Teachers, Vice-President; Futures Nurses; Oak Leaves; Hornets' Nest. RAYMOND DONALD BROUGH Don Student Council; A.A., President; Spanish, Ski Clubs; Football, Baseball Managers. WILLIAM COURTWRIGHT Bill Soccer; Boys' Leaders; Future Farmers, County and State President. RONALD STEPHEN CONNELLY Ron DIANA COTTRELL Natural Science Club, Secretary-Treasurer; Oak Leaves, Art Editor; Printing Shop; Church Youth Group. Football. 21 FRANZ PETER DEMONG Pete Sophomore Class Vice-President; Senior Class President; Student Council; A.A.; Soccer; Football. SHARON LEE DOUGHERTY Future Nurses, Secretary-Treasurer; Jewelry Club; Art Club; Student Council Store. BYRON H. DAVIS Ron Football; Basketball; Track. 22 NANCY LOU DUNN Future Homemakers; Jewelry Club; Bowling. Vk Jwktrm SUSAN DAY Sue Library Club; Jewelry Club; Future Home- makers; Drill Team. BARBARA ELAINE DEGROOT Barb Chorus; Dramatics Club; Future Homemakers; School Store. LOREN EDWARD DAWLEY Lorie Chorus; Choir; Swing Sixteen; Church Youth Group and Choir. ROBERT EDWARD DUNTON Bob Hockey; Track; Ski Club; Outside Job. SUSAN ELAINE EDWARDS Sue Spanish Club; Future Teachers; Future Nurses, Vice-President; Pep, Marching Bands; Chorus. 23 M Ga f SHARON A. EVERINGHAM Art Club; Library Club, Vice-President. DARLENE JANIS FISK Dar Leaders' Club; Block F-M; Orchestra; A.A. NANCI ANNE FEHNEL Future Homemakers; Girls' Softball; Band Majorette. DAVID FITZGIBBONS Dave Junior Varsity, Varsity Football, Baseball and Basketball. MARY JO FLATT Jos e Future Nurses; Jewelry Club; Drill Team; Leaders' Club; Block F-M; Girls' Intramurals. tfwdniM JAMES NELSON FELTRINELLI Jim Junior Varsity, Varsity Football, Basketball, and Baseball; Oak Leaves, Boys' Sports Editor. DONNA LEE FORD Midge Drill Team; Girls' Chorus; Future Homemakers. DANIEL FRYE Dan Choir; Band; Boys' Leaders; Church Youth Group, President. PHYLLIS ANNE GAEBEL Oak Leaves Co-Editor; Cheerleader; Thespians, Secretary; A.A.; Student Council; Youth Group, President. 25 VU Jm Me H d SALLY J. GERMAN Future Homemakers; Church Youth Group. ESTHER F. GRAVELLE Future Homemakers; Dance Club; Bowling; Church Youth Group; Outside Job. KATHLEEN LOIS GRAVES Kathy Jewelry Club; Future Teachers; Choir; Leaders' Club; Drill Team. ROBERT MARTIN HALEY Bob Student Council; A. A.; Varsity Football; Block F-M. MARLENE HAMELIN Drill Team; Future Homemakers. 26 CHARITY ANN HART Future Homemakers, Treasurer; Library Club. At t7fe Smoi Ball DENNIS CARLEN GRAY Dennis Soccer; Golf; Basketball Manager. PATRICIA W. GREGG Patti Spanish, Dramatics Clubs; Thespians; Future Teachers; Future Nurses, Vice-President; Girls' Intramurals. SUSAN A. HELDEN Sue Student Council; Thespians; A.A.; Cheer- leader; Girls' Intramurals; Freshman Class Vice-President. RONALD E. HASKINS Ronnie Soccer; Hockey; Golf; Youth Fellowship, Treasurer. 27 Vke Tmk We've SANDRA L. HOUSEMAN Sandy Drill Team; Girls' Intramurals; Girls' Chorus; Girl Scouts. CAROL JILLSON Student Council, Corresponding Secretary; A.A.; Honor Society; Thespian; Adventures Overseas. JAMES HOYT j|m MARILYN E. JONES Mixed, Girls' Select Chorus; Leaders' Club, Church Youth Group; Outside Job. 28 JAMES A. KREBS Jim Hockey; Track Teams; Outside Job. ♦ « 'Em GENE PAUL IANNONE Junior Varsity Football; Bowling; Tennis; Hornets' Nest, Business Editor; Outside Job. NANCY JOANNE LEGAULT Future Homemakers, President; Girls' Mixed Chorus; Girls' Intramurals; Outside Job. JOHN ROBERT LAIRD Transferred from Bogota, Colombia, South America. NORMAN M. LEARY Norm Track; Bowling; Cross Country; Freshman Basketball; Student Council; Senior Class Treasurer. 29 A, THOMAS LEWIS Tom Camera Club; Hockey; Bowling; Freshman Basketball; Track. MARILYN ANN Lb Thespians, Treasurer; Ho and Senior Class SepteTc Society; Junior Girls' Leaders; KATHRYN M. LOCKE Kathy Future Homemakers; Drill Team; Church Youth Group, President, Vice-President; Senior Scout Representative to Colorado Round-up. DOUGLAS ROBERT LYON Doug Spanish Club; Church Youth Group; Outside Job. CHALMERS LYONS Chally Junior Varsity; Varsity Football; Junior Varsity Basketball; Ski Club. LINDA BOYD Dramatics 30 hy o. kWW 1 0 trJZArfsX ICHOLS LOW RUDOLPH LORENTZ Rudy Junior Varsity Baseball LYNETTA JANE LORD Oak Leaves; Hornets' Nest; Girls' Intramurals. ROBERT MARTIN Bob Junior Varsity and Varsity Basketball; Varsity Baseball. JOHN MARSH Youth Fellowsh Transferred from Manlius School. CYNTHIA FRANCES MAHLER Candy Future Nurses; Future Teachers; Church Youth Group. 31 A 'Book-A-Weak JAMES FRANCIS McCABE Jim Sophomore Class President; Freshman Class Treasurer; Student Council, Treasurer; Cross Country; Soccer; Ski Club. CARLA MONTALBINI A.F.S. Student from Ancona, Italy; Student Council; Girls' Intramurals; Girl Scouts. lester McDermott Junior Varsity Football; Outside Job. ROBERT JAMES MONTGOMERY Bob Student Council, Vice-President; Junior Class President; Track; Bowling; Block F-M. RICHARD CHARLES MUENCH Dick 32 Junior Varsity Football; Outside Job. 1 . ng; M. MESSERLY Dic lJy Hockgy? Cross Country; Ski fclub. JOHN CARL MILLETT Jack Junior Varsity, Varsity Basketball and Base- ball; Camera Club. PETER NEVELDINE Pete Freshman Basketball; Outside Job. DONALD B. NOYES Don Camera Club; Wrestling. RUTH ELAIN MC GANN Honor Society, Treasurer; Student Council; Oak Leaves; Girls' Leaders; Block F-M; Choir. I LA MAE NASH A.A., Vice-President; Girls' Leaders; Choir; Swing Sixteen; Oak Leaves, Girls' Sports Editor. CwmlfUj Joi JAMES F. OLP Jim Junior Varsity, Varsity Football and Basket- ball; Golf; Hornets' Nest. DAVID LEWIS PALTZIK Honor Society, Vice-President; Student Council; Hornets' Nest, Editor; Band; Golf; Hockey. ROBERT B. PLUMB Bob Junior Varsity, Varsity Football; Tennis; Ground Observer Corps. JOE B. PRENTICE Junior Varsity, Varsity Football; Junior Varsity Baseball; Hockey. CAROLYN VERNA PRESSLEY Future Teachers, President; Oak Leaves, Busi- ness Manager; Block F-M; Girls' Intramurals. WILLIAM B. PELLENZ Bill Radio Club. 'KvjatU Emm ELSA GLENN PERKINS Glennie Student Council, President; Honor Society, President; A.F.S. Representative; A.A.; March- ing, Pep Bands; Oak Leaves, Editor. JOAN KATHLEEN PETCH Kay Oak Leaves, Co-Editor; Future Teachers; Hornets' Nest; Honor Society; Girls' Leaders; Block F-M. JEFFREY E. RALPH Jeff Junior Varsity, Varsity Baseball; Ski Club; Hockey. CATHERINE LORETTA PICCIONE Cathy Future Teachers, Secretary; Hornets' Nest; Girls' Intramurals; Bowling; Drill Team. ROGER RETAN Rog Hockey. JAMES WILLIAM PURDY 'Tlk Vumpk VALERIE JANE SHEPARD Valerie Girls' Track; Hornets' Nest; Band; Choir; Natural Science Club; Church Youth Group. MERRILL SHIELDS Oak Leaves; Hornets' Nest, Co-Editor; Pep, Dramatics Clubs; Transferred from Anchorage, Alaska. 36 BEVERLY JEAN ROWE Bev Library Club, Treasurer; Stage Crew. JAN ELIZABETH SHIPPS Future Nurses; Ski Club; A.A.; Cheerleader; Girls' Sports. Weoe Had JAMES C. SARGENT Jim All-County, All-State; Pep, Marching, Concert Bands; Choir; Church Youth Group, Treasurer. CATHERINE SHIPWAY Kathy Thespians; Future Nurses, Secretary; Future Teachers; Oak Leaves; Girls' Intramurals. GLENNA SIBBLE Library Club, Secretary; Future Homemakers, Treasurer; 4-H, Secretary and President- Bowling; Church Youth Group. MARY ANN SLEETH Cookie Future Nurses; Oak Leaves; Girls' Leaders; Block F-M; Girls' Intramurals. 37 7'wwwi uj Om CHARLES WARD SPERRY Chuck Hockey; Football, Manager; Ski Club; Outside Job. 38 CAROL SMITH Future Nurses; Art Club. ROGER SPOFFORD Dance, Marching Bands; Chorus; Tennis; Wrestling; Ski Club; Junior and Senior Class Vice-President. NANCY STECKER National Thespians; Spanish Club, Treasurer; Chorus; Pep Club; Block F-M; Hornets' Nest, News Editor; Oak Leaves, Copy Editor. Smoi JLmdmom . . . WILLIAM M. SMITH Bill Junior Varsity Football; Wrestling. JAMES EDWARD SNOOK Jim Junior Varsity, Varsity Football and Basketball; A. A.; Boys' Leaders. DONNA LEE SMITH Chorus; Library Club; Oak Leaves, Head Typist; Church Youth Group. PATRICIA JANE STORM Pat Girls' Intramurals. SUSANN STECKLER Sue Honor Society, Secretary; Choir; Hornets' Nest; Girls' Intramurals; Senior Girl Scouts. CAROL LYNN SWANSON Lynn Thespians; Choir; Oak Leaves; Hornets' Nest; Girls' Intramurals. 39 'Batuj Awftd YVONNE CHATELAIN TALBOTT Lainie Thespians, Clerk; Oak Leaves; Block F-M; Ski Club; Girls' Leaders; Girls' Intramurals. EDWARD TIMMINS Ed Golf; Tennis; Church Basketball. DAVID JAMES VAN VALKENBURG Dave Future Farmers; Church Youth Group. GARRET OWEN VOSS Gary Science, Photography Clubs; Soccer; Football Manager. DOUGLAS HOWARD TAYLOR Doug Golf; Cross Country; Oak Leaves. ♦ ♦ At ' Jk Cotteqt JOHN B. TICKELL Transferred from Christian Brothers Academy, Albany. GAIL THOMAS Spanish Club; Future Nurses; Girls' intra- murals; Girls' Leaders. r P BARBARA WARD Library Club; School Store, Bookkeeper- Transferred from St. Vincent de Paul School, Syracuse. DELORES ANNE WALLACE Dee - Dee Future Homemakers, Treasurer, District Vice- President; Jewelry, Dance Clubs; Drill Team; Bowling. yW, At Jm, JUDITH ELLEN WATSON Judi Hornets' Nest; Oak Leaves; Thespians, Treas- urer; A.A.; Junior Varsity Cheerleader; Girls' Intramurals. CAROL ANN WHORRALL Future Homemakers, Secretary; Jewelry Club; Hornets' Nest, Typist; Bowling. 42 SUE ANN WELLS Future Homemakers, President; Jewelry Club; Bowling; Block F-M. LUCINDA WRIGHT Cindy Future Homemakers; Girls' Intramurals; Hornets' Nest; Oak Leaves. GRADUATION! SHEILA MAY YOUMANS Dramatics; Art Clubs; Future Nurses. JOYCE FRANCES ZADROGA Future Homemakers, President, Vice-President; Jewelry Club; Girls' Chorus; Girls' Intramurals. KATHRYN CAREY RYAN Kathy Cheerleader; Future Nurses; Art Club; Block F-M; Girls Leaders. ONE GOAL REACHED AND MANY BEYOND SPECIAL SENIOR COURSES Sue Helden and Phyllis Gaebel, two on-the-ball seniors at F-M, rose bright and early every morning last summer to take a reading course at LeMoyne College. The. girls read nine new books, increased their reading rate, and made their summer a profitable one. A special math calculus course was offered to area students of exceptional ability in mathematics. Rudy Lorentz, Jim Purdy, Dave Albig, and Doug Lyons represented F-M well this past year at LeMoyne. Ruth McGann and Nina Fedoroff qualified in a preliminary test and were able to take a course in Russian history at Syracuse University. The course was a highly comprehensive one and was offered only to excellent history students. F-M can be proud of- Nina and Ruth! Val Shepard, sharp at science, was selected to take an advanced chemistry course at Cornell University last summer which lasted for six weeks. Valerie lived right on the university campus, made many new friends, and gained new knowledge and experience. 44 Boy! They sure aren't making study halls like this anymorel Ye gods . . . morning? Are you sitting this one out? Warm hands, but cold feet, Pat?' It can't be that bad, girls? SENIOR HISTORY O ur class entered F-M confidently in September, 1956. U nity was the key word then, and always. We have been a closely-knit group and have shared our experiences together. R endering their leadership to the good of the class were the Freshman officers. M alcolm Potter was president; Jim McCabe, vice-president; Lorie Ladd, secretary; and Sue Helden, treasurer. E ver fortunate, we were the first frosh group to escape initiation in many a year. Phew! M ost of us worked hard in order to make our dance, the Snowflake Swirl, a huge success. 0 nward, always. We entered our Sophomore year and found many old friends gone and many new ones joining us. R e-elected into the executive spotlight were Jim McCabe, now president, and Lorie Ladd, secretary. Pete Demong, veep, and Don Bromfield, treasurer, completed the list of class officers. 1 n order to raise money, we sold cans and cans of Golden Butter Bits! E lected king and queen of our sophomore dance were Sharon Baines and Stanley Baxter. S urely we all remember the many football and basketball games, the interesting assemblies, and the mixers. L eading us as Juniors were Bob Montgomery, president; Roger Spofford, vice-presi- dent; Marilyn Lloyd, secretary; Don Brough, treasurer. I nitiating the year was a bake sale to raise needed money. E very member of the Junior Proip Committee gave freely of his time and effort. W e engaged the Parisians — a Southern Plantation theme was decided. The Prom was on its way! F! ere, let it be known that it was one of the best Proms F-M has ever witnessed. E lection of Student Council president was near. Out of four worthy candidates, Glennie Perkins was chosen to be top executive. R emember the wonderful campaign speeches, the exciting parade, and the friendly rivalry? I don't think we'll ever forget. E nding our Junior year, we found ourselves more and more interested in the com- mencement exercises of the seniors. T o guide us through our last year — the hardest but happiest — were our dedicated Senior Class officers. H eading the list was Pete Demong as president, Roger Spofford was vice-president, Norman Leary was keeper of the money, and Marilyn Lloyd was re-elected as secretary. E veryone came to know and like Carla Montalbini, our foreign student. She was our guest especially because she stayed with one of us. O ur fall and winter were filled with college applications, scholarship exams, and scholastic aptitude tests. College was the goal of many. A nd through all this there was homework! But we made good. K illing time, to us, meant working it to death. We could all have used an extra hour in the day. S enior Ball. This year it was our turn to plan it. T he theme was kept a secret, naturally. A II had a wonderful time. Some even stayed out all night! N o school function in our history meant so much to us as our graduation. It was a time of beginning, yes; but it was also a time of ending. One era in our lives has been completed. D awn of a new period is beginning for us all. Our ways will part; we will forget some of our friends and some of our marvelous faculty. But we will never really forget F-M. How could we? S umming up ouf past years, it can be said for us all that Our memories lie where the Oak stands. CLASS OF 1961 a BRANDON CRANDALL'S outstanding leadership, abil- ity and personality helped him serve the junior class as its president. Vice-President GIL RAKER readily offered his services to assist the class president whenever needed. 48 Mr. Wheeler performs a daily miracle by keeping his homeroom both informal and quiet. First Row, Left to Right: S. Calkins, S. Baines, M. Aronson, S. Chapman, D. Casey, B. Cameron, J. Aldrich, P. Coon. Second Row: P. Bunnell, B. Chappell, S. Benoit, J. Adair, V. Anton, P. Bart, S. Baxter, P. Chapman. Third Row: M. Carmody, B. J. Blackburn, M. Baumbach, P. Connelly, M. A. Connelly, K. Cooney, D. Barkley, J. Bettman, L. Cook. Fourth Row: Mr. Wheeler, J. Andrews, W. Berg, J. Blackwell, L. Carroll. WHEELER Juniors in Mrs. McKinnon's homeroom get extra help in reviewing their comma rules . First Row, Left to Right: N. Dodds, S. Digney, E. Dietrich, E. Dulin. Second Row: D. Faulkner, D. Fancher, F. Falso, H. DeRosia, R. Delia, M. Eaton. Third Row: M. Frye, J. Dee, R. Fraser, T. Fitzgerald, R. Fitch. Fourth Row: V. Gior- dano, S. Gethmann, C. German, N. George. Fifth Row; T. Gould, C. Courtwright, B. Cox, B. Crandall, L. Ferguson, P. Curtis, F. Davies, D. Davies, K. Gaggin, Mrs. McKinnon. McKinnon 49 After only one whiff of the odoriferous chemicals, the students in 305 break the pease and quiet of the homeroom with their gasps for air! First Row, Left to Right: T. Hayes, P. Haskins, D. Hartford, M. Hart, J. Hand, B. Hammond. Second Row: M. Houseman, C. Hotze, K. Holmes, S. Hitchman, L. Witzel, D. Henning. Third Row: N. Jones, B. Jones, G. Johnson, H. Ince, S. Huntley, Miss Snell. Fourth Row: L. Lance, K. Kuracina, S. Haley W. Kennedy, P. Kemsley. Fifth Row: J. Gustin, C. Hale, D. Gowdy, C. Gordon, J. Langenmayr. PEASE Required theorems often overflow the blackboards in Miss Snell's homeroom. First Row, Left to Right: B. Lannon, S. Lumpkin, L. McFadden, L. Morley, Second Row: N. Lindley, C. Loretz, M. McCabe, K. Morgan, G. Nevin. Third Row: E. Maisel, S. Longacre, L. McAfee, B. Naylor. Fourth Row: C. Locke, B. Mann, F. Mitchell, R. Nolan. Fifth Row: D. Langford, W. McIntyre, C. Nigro, J. Nass. Sixth Row: D. McNealy. SNELL 50 ( i Mrs. Johnson's homeroom catches up on last minute homework before school starts. First Row, Left to Right: J. Recore, J. Raymond, P. Pratt, B. Owens. Second Row: F. Pettrone, P. Norman, J. Richer, M. Oley, Mrs. Johnson. Third Row: J. Riddle, D. Rouge, M. Schrader, B. Skinner. Fourth Row: B. Rousch, M. Schneider, J. Penoyer. Fifth Row: G. Powell, J. Sheedy, J. Green, D. Robinson, F. Piesel. Standing: B. Parnell, G. Raker, J. Pressley, P. Reynolds, W. Perry, R. Pierson, N. Olson, B. Recore. JOHNSON Madame Salvey, straight from France, has a hard time teaching students to roll their r's. First Row, Left SALVEY to Right: N. Visser, D. Swain, T. Wulff. Second Row: L. Talbott, C. Smith, R. Wright, E. Teute. Third Row: J. Sline. Fourth Row: J. Webster, J. Tessier, S. Vickery, I. Thibault, Madame Salvey. Fifth Row: B. Tanner, R. Slentz, B. Slentz, C. Wells. Sixth Row: C. Yesse, J. Stelljis, D. Voss, W. Sleeth, R. Weedon, G. Slivinski. 51 CLASS OF 1962 ; President DAVE HUFFAK- ER, standing by the podium, directs a sophomore class meeting with decisive author- ity. SUE SMITH, secretary, bones up on her parlia- mentary procedure on a stim- ulating fall afternoon. 52 BOBBIE BRUCKEN, was able to carry out the de- manding position of secre- tary very efficiently. GEOFF DEMONG, treas- urer, leaning on Mr. Lewis' Morgan, contemplates a sly business deal for the sopho- more class. Students in Miss Hughes' homeroom are always able to find interesting bits of business information around the room. First Row, Left to Right: K. Bell, J. Bird, P. Boland, D. Bolton, C. Bracker, D. Agostino. Second Row: A. Briedis, J. Adcook, B. Brucken, R. Bryant, G. Carey, R. Bachman. Third Row: R. Cathers, G. Cary, B. Case, H. Brown, J. Boyle. Standing: Miss Hughes, A. Appleton, M. Ballway. HUGHES Mrs. Fallon receives many valuable ideas and contributions for Voices of '60 from students in her poetic homeroom. First Row, Left to Right: M. Fardig, C. Fuller, E. Craw, M. Craigie, P. Craver. Second Row: S. Fusco, J. Fury, C. Dougherty, J. Costello, D. Crouch, R. Courtwright. Third Row: I. Duguid, G. Demong, C. Cushman, M. Clyne, F. Conover, B. Crout. Fourth Row: J. Crofut, M. Dineen, J. Falso, D. Chase, J. Gordon, J. Clark. Standing: N. Crowley, M. Crolick, J. Coppola, G. Cummings. FALLON 53 I Miss Evans maintains order in her homeroom by roman through the aislesl First Row, Left to Right: K. Grey, J. Kaiser, E. lanuzi, B. Jarvis. Second Row: J. Garrett, P. Hotaling, M. Holden. Third Row: D. Huffaker, A. Johnson, M. Gridley. Fourth Row: L. Herholtz, J. Higgins, E. Kemerer, S. Gilman. Fifth Row: J. Gittleman, H. Gilmore. Standing: B. Habeggar, C. Golly, Miss Evans, D. Hunt, P. Hetzler, K. Ives, P. Hart, C. Gough, L. Jones. EVANS The sophomores in homeroom 202 pick up lots of jokes and funny sayings from Mr. Hollenbeck. First Row, HOLLENBECK Left to Right: B. Lamontagne, S. Lord, R. Leavitt, C. Mease, M. Menotti, L. Merrill. Second Row: T. Landers, J. Linsley, M. Miller, C. Milan. Third Row: E. Kinne, D. Kooistra, A. Kirschenheiter, P. Moody, A. Kluzak, R. Mills, J. Miner, B. Miner, A. Krux. Fourth Row: M. Manning, M. Lyons, M. Lorentz, P. McDermott, L. MacMackin, S. Macko, M. Mabe, J. McCulty, R. Lyons. r Due to Mr. Southworth's ready help, students in homeroom 201 should all get A's in Citizens Education. First Row, Left to Right: E. Palmatier, R. Purvis, G. O'Melia, M. Phelan, J. Nash, N. Prentice. Second Row: S. Muench, P. Noble, B. Naylor, S. Perry, R. Puree, M. Moore, Mr. Southworth. Third Row: A Penoyer, S. Rankin, L. Newell, P. Phelps, S. Perry, S. Ninmo, T. Parker. Fourth Row: B. Motsiff, C. Read, B. Reagan, D. Nass, H. Revercomb, G. Peterson, S. Nottingham. SOUTHWORTH In order to avoid being dissected, the students in Mr. Maxwell's homeroom behave well. First Row, Left to MAXWELL Right: C. Rogers, R. Ross, M. Shaw. Second Row: C. Rockwell, S. Rose, D. Shapiro, S. Smith, C. Smith. Third Row: E. Ries, C. Rowe, K. Rose, K. Spaulding, J. Stevens. Fourth Row: L. Reynolds, R. Rogers, R. Schmidt, B. Smith, L. Steinburg. Standing: Mr. Maxwell, W. Skinner, B. Rounds, J. Staples, K. Tippy, R. Stecker, T. Thompson, G. Todd, R. Smith, W. Taylor. Students in Mrs. Whitney's homeroom may well ask What's cooking? —and get an answerl First Row, WHITNEY Left to Right: B. Warner, D. Weber, D. Weller. Second Row: A. Zimmerman, B. Webb, D. Zadroga, D. Wright, C. Vargo. Third RowJ. Winter, M. Wilner, M. Wilkins, T. Witworth. Standing: J. Wells, K. VanNewkirk, B. Tuttle, D. VanValkenburg, J. Voss. 55 % CLASS OF 1963 KURT CHISMARK, vice- president of the freshman class, relaxes after a year of hard work. SUE PILCHER, secretary, reviews her English before a test during her lunch period. RICH GARRETT, treasurer of the freshman class, enjoys a few minutes of relaxation before figuring out the ex- tent of the class treasury. Although busy with Thespian plays, Mr. Baum always finds time to guide the freshmen. First Row, Left to Right: S. Chisnoll, S. Briedis, S. Blackwell, D. Bumpus, D. Babbitt. Second Row: K. Chismark, C. Bromfield W. Belgae, C. Aumier. Third Row: S. Cheney, E. Benoit, R. Best, P. Belgae, C. Andrews. Fourth Row: S. Cerf, L. Briedis, C. Bersani, F. Barnhart, J. Ahern. Fifth Row: D. Clark, Mr. Baum, B. Bergstrom, T. Bligh, S. Ager. Standing: A. Clark, N. Buck, S. Christian, C. Bender, K. Bracker, J. Cathers. BAUM Spending her first year as a teacher at F-M, Miss Bigelow and the freshmen were orientated together. First Row, Left to Right: S. Foreman, K. Fischer, S. Flood. Second Row: J. Ferguson, R. Duncan, B. Deacon, D. Flen, B. J. Ellefson. Third Row: D. Fancher, S. Doxtator, T. Davis, E. Crofut, E. Coon. Fourth Row: B. Everly, M. Digney, L. Davis, J. Craigie, J. Conners. Fifth Row: J. Dickison, J. Davis, B. Costello, K. Con- nelly. Sixth Row: L. DeFuria, J. Davis, K. Costello, E. Emmons. BIGELOW 57 Before school, Mr. Cagnina helps his homeroom students with math and soccer problems. First Row, Left to CAGNINA Right: J. Keiser, E. Jones, D. Laughtin, A. Jones. Second Row: E. Lowber, F. March, R. Lobdell, D. Mack. Third Row: E. Lowenberg, G. Krayenhot, M. Kane, B. Landers. Fourth Row: B. Mann, R. Jarvis, D. James, R. Manning. Fifth Row: J. Hyla, G. Jacobs, G. Langdon, A. Longacre. Sixth Row: E. Hunt, L. Hunt, C. Ives, G. Loretz, M. Leader, B. Hunt, J. Jerome, G. Hyde, S. Jamieson, F. Jackson. Mrs. Cover's homeroom sat spellbound this year listening to tales of her travels. First Row, Left to Righf: COVER A. Gustin, D. Gaggin, J. Fry, B. Fraser. Second Row: K. Goold, G. Giordano, L. Giacondo, S. Gilmore. Third Row: S. Haase, J. Hall, J. Haley, S. Halverson, R. Garrett. Fourth Row: P. Heisley, J. Hansen, R. Fraser, J. Hartford, M. Dunham, Mrs. Cover, P. Hommel, H. Holmes, D. Hetzler, S. Helden. Sixth Row: D. Herholtz, D. Hand, C. Heisley, J. Gibson, B. J. Huffman, D. Hand, B. Gethmann, B. Graves. JILLSON Mrs. Jillson and her freshman homeroom, both new at F-M this year, quickly adapted, side by side. First Row, Left to Right: K. Palleschi, D. Murray, A. Meeds, J. Morrissey, B. ‘Menotti, M. McCabe. Second Row: P. Naylor, C. Pulos, D. Perkins, B. Nelsen, D. Nelson, J. Ralph, W. Porter, J. Muench. Third Row: L. Penoyer, C. McDermott, B. O'Brien, S. Pilcher, J. Meachem, G. Nichols, G. Oley. Fourth Row: S. French, D. Montgomery, C. Paltzik, D. O'Neill, P. McCarty, M. Maywright. ROLLINS Mr. Rollin's homeroom in the auditorium was a hideout for freshmen during initiation. First Row, Left to Right: Mr. Rollins, J. Shickel. C. Rouault, L. Smith, M. Shaw, G. Smith, B. Smith. Second Row: G. Sleeth, S. Shipps, B. Smith, S. Smith, L. Rumsey, J. Shipway, J. Rapp, W. Ross. Third Row: B. Smith, D. Reinsmith, J. Shoemaker, G. Riddle, J. Saiff, S. Sheilds, J. Rao, D. Sinback. Fourth Row: T. Scher- merhorn, J. Raynor, B. Smith. TORBA Mr. Torba's homeroom usually studies quietly during activity period. Front Row, Left to Right: T. Volz, D. Young, M. Wychules, R. Wickham. Second Row: D. Wells, R. Williams, D. Spitler, P. Staab, J. Tickell. Third Row: M. Forney, C. Walters, B. Tedford, S. Thibault, B. Wilson. Fourth Row: P. Van Ornam. S. Stone, H. Serowick, Y. Weeks. Fifth Row: M. Timmons, W. Waters, J. Thompson, R. Stephens, N. Walters, J. Snook. Sixth Row: Mr. Torba. VIVACITY Hey, Rich, save that for the Red Rams I 1 The frosh manage find time to goof before the kick-off. yHungry rooters gather the stands during the half gaining nourishment to cheer the Hornets on to victory. With all the excitement before the game, Jenny just had to sit down and relax. CONCERT BAND Concert Band is under the direction of Mr. Lentini, our new instrumental instructor. The band never fails to give superb performances at F-M concerts. Standing, Left to Right: Mr. Lentini. First: D. Fancher, T. Wulff, M. Fardig, L. Steinburg, N. Buck, C. J i I Ison, S. Pilcher, F. Jackson, B. Naylor, J. Adair, N. Fedoroff. Second: S. Feldman, P. Phelps, M. Shawl, R. Best, D. Williams, J. Dee, F. Pettrone, J. Pressley, P. Bunnell, B. Parnell, M. Manning, J. Lindsley, C. Gough, D. Coppola, B. Costello, B. Nelsen, D. Greene, D. Wheeler, S. Halverson, W. Kennedy, K. Tippy, L. Hackett, S. Haley. Third: G. Perkins, E. Havens, D. Perkins, J. Nash, J. Tessier, S. Edwards, D. Ferguson, J. Sargent, G. Todd, D. Huffaker, C. Hale, G. lannone, J. Sheedy, D. Bolton, D. James, B. Smith, D. Fancher, G. Cary, B. Schmidt, D. Agostino, D. Frye, K. Wulff, B. Crandall, V. Shepard. WIND ENSEMBLE Wind Ensemble is made up of the more accomplished members of band and is directed by Mr. Rhoades. The group performs more difficult music than is normally prepared by a high school instru- mental organization. Left to Right: D. Fancher, T. Wulff, C. Jill so n, B. Naylor, J. Adair, N. Fedoroff. Second: M. Fardig, S. Gethmann, N. Buck, B. Smith, D. James, C. Hale, D. Huffaker, G. Todd, J. Sargent, L. Hackett, S. Haley. Third: Mr. Rhoades, G. Perkins, E. Havens, D. Perkins, S. Edwards, J. Tessier, G. Cary, B. Schmidt, K. Wulff, B. Crandall. V. Shepard. 62 MARCHING BAND Composed of many of the same students who make up Concert Band, the Marching Band is a big part of F-M's school spirit during the fall football season. Left to Right: J. Dee, J. Ferguson, E. Havens, G. Perkins, D. Perkins, J. Nash, D. Fancher, K. Wulff. Second: C. Gough, V. Shepard, P. Phelps, S. Feldman, T. Wulff, N. Buck, B. Naylor, S. Gethmann, F. Jackson, S. Pilcher, J. Lindsley, P. Bunnell, J. Adair, M. Manning, Mr. Lentini. Third: D. Williams, G. Todd, J. Sargent, D. Greene, C. Hale, W. Kennedy, D. Agostino, B. Nelsen, D. James, B. Smith, D. Coppola, B. Costello. PEP BAND The Pep Band plays a large part in F-M's school spirit by helping the cheerleaders lead the team on to victory at basketball games. Left to Right: J. Sargent, S. Edwards, D. Greene. Second: J. Nash, E. Havens, V. Shepard. DANCE BAND Under the capable guidance of Mr. Lentini, the Dance Band provided some real hep music at mixers and dances. The members deserve a great deal of credit for all the hours they spend in rehearsal. First, Left to Right: E. Dietrich, B. Parnell, D. Fancher, M. Manning. Second: K. Wulff, V. Shepard, B. Crandall, G. Todd, J. Sargent, D. Huffaker. Standing: Mr. Lentini, M. Schneider, I. Ferguson, M. Schrader, P. Norman, D. Perkins, J. Nash. ORCHESTRA Orchestra is a small but promising organization under the direction of Mr. Filmer. Members rehearse very hard several times a week. Seated, Left to Right: D. Fisk, J. Rouault, M. Frye, B. Becker, I.. Carroll, M. Lyons. Second: J. Dee, S. Feldman, S. Pilcher, F. Jackson, D. Wheeler, D. Bolton, D. Agostino, B. Costello, W. Kennedy. Standing: Mr. Filmer, G. Perkins, E. Havens, D. Perkins, M. Schrader. 64 ALL STATE F-M students with outstanding ability were represented at the All-State and All-State Sectional Choirs. Conferences such as these not only enable members from our school to perform with a selected group of musicians, but also provide an excellent opportunity to meet students from other schools. Left to Right: M. Allen, D. Henning. ALL STATE SECTIONALS Left to Right: L. Dawley, N. Fedoroff, V. Shepard, K. Holmes, M. Frye. Second: D. Fancher, B. Naylor, C. Gordon, E. Dietrich. Third: D. Henning, T. Wulff, I. Nash, M. Allen, M. Schrader, J. Hand, H. Gilmore, J. Sargent. 65 BOYS’ CHORUS Although it got a late start this year, the Boys' Chorus worked diligently during rehearsals and produced many harmonious chords. Left to Right: D. Gowdy, A. Johnson, G. Jacobs, J. Hyla, C. Gough, H. Gilmore, D. Frye. Second: T. Whitworth, N. Jones, C. Rouault, D. Rouge, D. Fien, J. Dee. Third: H. Serdwick, J. Aldrich, T. Lewis, C. Gordon, M. Clyne, T. Schermerhorn. GIRLS’ CHORUS Making its first appearance at our annual Christmas concert, the Girls' Chorus beautifully performed several numbers — the result of three rehearsals a week. The group is under the direction of Mr. Rhoades. Seated, Left to Right: M. Schneider, Accompanist. First: L. Penoyer, J. Wood, S. Shipps, J. Falso, M. Aronson, S. Fuller, E. Williams, S. Stone, S. Houseman, K. McDermott, D. Bumpus. Second: N. Stecker, P. Gregg, M. Digney, S. Chapman, C. Bracker, D. Babbit, P. McDermott, S. Rowe, S. Digney, M. Jones, A. Kluzak, E. Teute, W. Rude. Third: B. Gray, K. Spaulding, B. Brucken, M. Phelan, S. Fusco, P. Pratt, J. Perry, K. Fischer, J. Haley, C. Paltzik, S. Lumpkin, J. Meacham, L. Smith, K. Ives. 66 CHOIR Choir, a mixed group chosen by competitive tryouts, does music mainly on the serious side. Not only do they sing in our school concerts, but they have also participated in music exchange programs and have performed on the radio. Seated, Left to Right: M. Schneider, Accompanist. First: K. Holmes. S. Edwards, L. Jones, M. Fardig, B. Naylor, J. Nash, M. Allen, M. Pring, S. Pilcher, N. Fedoroff, S. Foreman, C. Jillson. Second: L. Hackett, M. Webster, S. Feldman, F. Jackson, T. Wulff, I. Nash, N. Buck, S. Haley, D. Fisk, J. Tessier, V. Shepard, M. Shaw. Third: J. Hyla, D. Loughlin, B. Costello, A. Longacre, G. Langdon, E. Dietrich, B. Crandall. C. Gordon, J. Hand, D. Frye, B. Graves, C. Gough, K. Wulff. Fourth: D. Rouge, H. Gilmore, J. Dee, J. Frye, B. Smith, L. Dawly, D. Agostino, D. Henning, B. Nelsen, D. James, G. Baker, K. Tippy, G. Todd, J. Sargent, J. Rouault. SWING 16 The Swing Sixteen , an important organization at F-M, provides music with a light and modern flavor. Eight o'clock rehearsals twice a week pay off when they turn out fine performances at our school concert and local community affairs. Seated, Left to Right: M. Schneider, Accompanist. First: K. Holmes, I Nash, L. Jones, T. Wulff, S. Pilcher, E. Williams, M. Pring, M. Allen. Second: L. Dawley, G. Langdon, H. Gilmore, E. Dietrich, C. Gordon, G. Demong, D. Henning, B. Crandall. STUDENT COUNCIL Glennie Perkins President Sponsoring F-M's for- eign student, aiding a Korean orphan, obtaining a much-needed school flag and American Flag — these are some of the many projects and services performed by Student Council this past year. Under the able direction of the hard-working exec- utive council, our student government body has also sponsored such successful social activities as the Cabaret Dance, Showboat, and several mixers. Bob Montgomery Vice-President Carol Jillson Corresponding Secretary Jim McCabe Treasurer Linda Lane Recording Secretary Under the responsible guidance of Glennie Perkins, our competent Student Council representatives have frequently met to discuss important school matters. Here the council is taking a breather from their many diversified projects, left to Right: C. Vargo, L. Reynolds, N. Fedoroff, S. Shipps, A. Cathers, J. Jerome, K- Van Newkirk. Second Row: L. Briedis, J. Cathers, J. Longenmayr, S. Baines, C. Jillson, L. Lane, P. Gaebel, G. Per- kins, S. Smith, B. Brucken. Third Row: D. Brough, D. Paltzik, D. Huffaker, D. James, S. Muench, J. Rouault, B. Haley, W. Sleeth, G. Raker, B. Montgomery, R. Nolan, B. Crandall, J. McCabe, R. Stephens, J. Cheney. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Carla Montalbini The best way to encourage good will between nations is to promote friendships be- tween their citizens; the AFS certainly does just this. The American Field Service, which is growing larger every year, enables deserving students to .travel abroad and live with a foreign family. Glennie Perkins This past summer was a memorable one for Glennie Perkins, who stayed with a Norwegian family. Carla Montalbini, who hails from Central Italy, has been a great asset to F-M and has earned the love of the students and faculty alike. 69 OAK LEAVES This year, the first in a long time, the copy staff members actually planned all details of the yearbook themselves. The staff also wrote and edited the picture captions and did the typing. Seated, Left to Right: P. Gaebel, G. Perkins, K. Petch. Standing: M. Aronson, I. Nash, D. Cottrell, J. Feltrinelli, N. Stecker, M. Allen, M. Shields, D. Smith. Absent: Sharon Baldwin. The Business staff of the Oak Leaves worked hard to organize the patron campaign and to plan the sale of the yearbook. Left to Right: C. Sleeth, C. Pressley, R. McGann, J. Walter. I wish to express my appreciation to all of those who have contributed to and helped assemble the 1960 Oak Leaves. Gratitude goes particularly to my co-editors: Phyllis Gaebel and Kay Petch; to my typist, Donna Smith; to art editor Diana Cottrell; to business manager, John Walter, and to copy editor, Nancy Stecker. A special thanks to our advisor, Mrs. Walker, who has taken on this duty along with her many teaching responsibilities. Glennie Perkins Editor, 1960 Oak Leaves The yearbook staff could not have operated without the help of these willing workers, who helped write copy and canvassed for patrons. Left to Right: N. Fehnel, E. Kemerer, A. Penoyer, D. O'Neill, C. Bromfield, K. Crouch, S. Briggs, J. Watson, D. Rothmann. Second: L. McAfee, J. Raymond, J. Sline, G. Sleeth, S. Smith, J. Shipway, B. Hunt, K. VanNewkirk, L. Reynolds. Third: D. Henning, T. Wulff, B. Becker, S. Nottingham, N. Stecker, S. Helden, A. Cathers, C. Sleeth, C. Pressley, R. McGann. Fourth: B. Parnell, M. McCabe, E. Gravelle, L. Mace, K. Shipway, L. Talbott, P. Gregg, H. Ince, A. Wilkins. Fifth: P. Bart, S. Baines, L. Talbott, S. Longacre, G. Nevin, K. Wulff, W. Sleeth, J. Bettman, B. Naylor, J. Tickell. HORNETS NEST The many news items, editorials, and features of the Hornets' Nest were published by period 8 senior English class under the able guidance of Miss Conklin and Miss Hughes, advisors, David Paltzik, editor, and his staff. Seated, Left to Right: J. Shipps, D. Paltzik, M. Shields, N. Stecker. Standing: Miss Conklin, C. Jillson, M. Jones, G. lannone, D. Cottrell, D. Bromfield. Other members are: Seated: M. Hamelin, G. Sibble, N. Dunn, S. Wells, E. Gravelle, D. Smith. Second: K. Graves, C. Piccione, S. Steckler, D. Fisk, D. Rothmann. V. Shepard, Miss Hughes, J. Watson, S. Helden, A. Cathers, P. Gaebel. C. Wright, K. Petch, S. Baldwin, C. Swanson, S. Youmans. Third: J. Prentice, N. Crawford, J. Olp. Mrs. Fallon, with the aid of the typists, annually publishes the Voices magazine. Voices consists of original prose and poetry con- tributed by the F-M student body. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society, F-M's only honorary scholastic group, inducted new members twice during the past year. The society was very active during the '59-'60 season; it held a joint meeting with Honor Society officers from area schools and sponsored a carnival-dance in early spring. Members are chosen on the basis of their leadership, schol- arship, service, and character. To become a part of National Honor Society is a worthy goal for which nearly all students strive. D. Paltzik Vice-President G. Perkins President F-M's sole honorary scholastic group was extremely active during the '59-'60 school year. The honor roll reads, seated, left to right: M. Aronson, C. J i I Ison, J. Shipps, S. Helden, N. Stecker, V. Shepard. S. Steckler, M. Lloyd. Second: C. Pressley, T. Wulff, J. Raymond, S. Gethmann, K. Petch, S. Lumpkin, R. McGann, G. Perkins, P. Gaebel, N. Fedoroff, S. Edwards, D. Paltzik. Third: R. Spofford, N. Leary, D. Rouge, D. Fancher, W. Sleeth, J. Walter, G. Raker, P. Norman, D. Bromfield. S. Steckler Secretary R. McGann Treasurer 72 i NATIONAL THESPIANS Practice in acting, learning about backstage effects, and the chance to make up an actor were some of the opportunities offered by the Thespian group. Their fall production was Arsenic and Old Lace. Left to Right: S. Baldwin, President; D. Whipple, Secretary; S. Helden, Vice-President; L. Talbott, Librarian; M. Lloyd, Treasurer; J. Roualt, R. Nolan. Second: C. Jillson, N. Stecker, J. Watson, M. Aronson, L. Talbott, J. Sline, L. Morley, M. Pring, J. Bigelow, P. Gaebel, S. Hitchman, P. Gregg, C. Swanson, M. McCabe, S. Huntley, J. Raymond. S. Calkins. Standing: B. Cox, W. Sleefh. DRAMATICS CLUB In order to qualify for election into Thespians, Dramatic Club members actively participated in all phases of stage work. First Row, Left to Right: M. Lorentz, B. Mann, Mr. Baum. Second Row: S. Lumpkin, D. Hen- ning, J. Garrett, S. Nimmo, A. Penoyer, D. Voss, J. Aldrich, T. Volz, B. Shickel. Third Row: P. Curtis, B. Smith, M. Ballway. Fourth Row: S. Longacre, L. Reynolds, M. Shields, G. Nevin, P. Bart, E. Teute, M. Fardig. Fifth Row: V. Anton, L. Jones, K. Ives, M. Eaton, S. Digney, N. George, A. Briedis, K. Holmes, M. Schneider. PALETTE CLUB Palette Club consists of art enthusiasts who do not take a regular art course. These students study the many facets of artistry. First Row, Left to Right: K. Holmes, Miss Felio, S. Digney, R. Fraser, Vice-President. Second Row: B. Jones, Miss Lester, C. Bersani, M. Baumback, Secretary. Third Row: N. Crawford, J. Cope- land, S. Haley, Treasurer. Fourth Row: D. lanuzi, A. Krux, E. lanuzi, M. A. Connelly, President. Standing: P. Curtis, C. Cushman, E. Maisel, S. Chapman, S. Lumpkin. JEWELRY CLUB 74 Members of Jewelry Club, all girls, learn the art of making baubles, bangles, and beads l Left to Right: C. Golly, C. Whorrall, L. Fischer, K. Graves. Standing: Mr. Hay, N. Dunn, G. Slivinski, P. Phelps, D. Wallace, J. Richer, S. Wells, J. Lindsley, B. Naylor. SCHOOL STORE These cheerful workers performed a real service for F-M students by serving them in the school store. First Row, Left to Right: J. Gustin, C. Wells, T. Parker, J. Aldrich, Mr. Rollins. Second Row: B. Smith, E. Dulin. LIBRARY CLUB Library Club members eagerly assisted Mrs. Ries with her many tasks. First Row, Left to Right: D. Smith, L. Witzel, Mrs. Ries, G. Sibble, R. Slentz. Second Row: B. Rowe, S. Everingham, S. Benham, J. Clark, G. Slivinski, C. Rowe, M. Hart, B. Slentz, C. Loretz. Third Row: D. Spitler, F. Conover. NATURAL SCIENCE CLUB Inquisitive members of the Science Club initiated scientific projects and went on many an interesting field trip. First Row, Left to Right: M. Craigie, J. Bird, D. Cottrell, V. Shepard, G. Aperans. Second Row: B. Kanda, S. Gethmann, B. Gethmann, P. Hommel, Mr. Petty. Third Row: C. MacMackin, D. Schafer, D. Rouge. SPANISH CLUB Hola amigol This year's Spanish Club has put zip into el espanol and has earned money to help send two deserving students to Mexico. First Row, Left to Right: M. McCabe, President; S. Edwards, Program Chairman; N. Stecker, Treasurer; M. Allen Secretary. Second Row, Seated: D. Cottrell, C. Wright, L. McFadden, S. Hitchman, S. Estabrook, D. Agostino. Third Row: D. Langford, L. Morley, P. Gregg, G. Thomas, L. Mace, J. Watson, C. Nigro, K. Holmes, T. Lewis, D. Mills, E. Maisel. Absent: D. Lyon, Vice-President. 76 WORLD AFFAIRS GROUPS Mrs. Cover's World Affairs section con- sists of two World Affairs groups (a- bove), and a Debate Club (below). Mem- bers discuss and de- b a t e international topics. World Affairs I, Left: J. Bettman, J. Dee, S. Calkins, P. Bart, V. Anton, M. McCabe, J. Adair. Right: J. Aldrich, P. Norman, S. Lumpkin, S. Huntly, G. Nevin, S. Hitchman, D. McNeally. Standing: Mrs. Cover, D. Rouge, President; D. Henning. DEBATE World Affairs II. Left: C. MacMackin, D. Spitlei M. Miller, J. Cheney, C. Fuller, J. Hyla. Right: R. Best, J. Fury, J. Balinski, S. Notting- ham, J. Falso, Mrs. Cover. Standing: S. Smith, B. Kanda, President; C. Rouault. CLUB 7 Debate Club. Left to Right: Senior Debaters: S. Lumpkin, J. Adair, D. Henning, D. Rouge, D. McNeally, E. Williams, Mrs. Cover. Junior Debaters: S. Smith, B. Kanda, C. MacMackin, R. Best, J. Cheney, C. Rouault. FUTURE NURSES Under the ready guidance of Mrs. Mann, the enthusiastic Future Nurses of America expanded their knowledge of the nursing profession. Left to Right: B. J. Owen, S. Chapman, K. Shipway, G. Sleeth, C. Mahler, C. Cole, President. Second Row: E. Alderman, P. Connelly, K. Crouch, J. Shipps, S. Stone, S. Wright, S. Dougherty, Secretary-Treasurer; M. Allen, Correspond- ing Secretary. Third Row: S. Baldwin, S. Youmans, C. German, D. Swain, K. Spaulding, S. Gilman, K. Costello, L. McFadden. FUTURE TEACHERS The alert members of Future Teachers of America spent a profitable year in learning the many facets of teaching from their advisor, Mrs. Farnham. Left to Right: A. Cathers, Vice- President; K. Shipway, S. Briggs, Treasurer; C. Sleeth, K. Crouch, S. Edwards, Mrs. Farnham. Second Row: C. Pressley, President, K. Piccione, Secretary; C. Mahler, H. Ince, L. Wright. Third Row: K. Graves, K. Petch, M. Connelly, P. Kemsley, P. Curtis, D. Barkley, M. Welch. FUTURE FARMERS These enthusiastic boys increased their knowledge of farming techniques through active participation in FFA. First Row, Left to Right: A. Clark, R. Dwelly, W. Perry, B. Skinner, B. Rounds, D. Chase. Second Row: G. O'Melia, E. Emmons, J. Boyle, Mr. Rudd, F. Hart, G. Clark, D. Engle. Third Row: G. Slivinski, W. Belgae, R. Brian, B. Courtwright. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Cooking, eating their own creations, and sewing kept the Future Homemakers busy at all times. Left to Right: D. Wallace, C. Loretz, J. Zadroga. Second Row: L. Witzel, R. Slentz, G. Sibble. Third Row: D. Moody, P. Hotaling, G. Loretz. Fourth Row: S. German, S. Wells, B. DeGroot, S. Doxtater, N. Fehnel, D. Montgomery, B. Slentz D. Zadroga, M. Hart. Boys who excel in sports help to improve the athletic skills of their classmates. First Row, Left to Right: Mr. Prigoff, K. Wolff, D. Huffaker, R. Fitch, D. Fitzgibbons, K. Tippy, D. Fancher, S. Muench, W. McIntyre, D. Hunt, M. Clyne, D. James. Second Row: L. Fitzgerald, F. Pettrone, R. Davis, G. Demong, B. Haley, J. Snook, J. Feltrinelli, G. Raker, J. Higgins, B. McAleer, B. Crandall, J. Rao. Third Row: R. Con- nelly, R. Garrett, B. Cox, B. Lannon, W. Sleeth, J. Olp, J. Purdy, B. Montgomery, B. Martin, J. Nass, J J. Muench, B. Sears, D. Messerly. BOYS’ LEADERS GIRLS’ LEADERS The girls in Leaders' Club assisted Mrs. Robinson in gym classes and received extra practice in developing their skills. First Row, Left to Right: M. Aronson, J. Bigelow, R. Delia, B. J. Blackburn, L. Talbott, S. Benoit, J. Langenmayr, P. Connelly, J. Gustin, S. Helden, L. Talbott, M. Menotti, S. Baines, L. Merrill, S. Rankin, A. Briedis. Second Row: M. Frye, N. George, B. Tuttle, H. Ince, G. Thomas, M. Lloyd, A. Kirschenheiter, S. Vickery, J. Sline, K. Ives, S. Digney, J. Adair, S. Gilman, N. Visser. Third Row: C. Hood, J. Hall, J. Haley, M. Houseman, C. Courtwright, D. Barkley, L. Morley, G. Powell, N. Lindley, J. Clark, J. Tessier. B. Parnell, B. Smith, A. Kluzak, S. Steckler. Fourth Row: J. Nash, M. Phelan, J. Raymond, J. Nash, M. Flatt, M. Carmody, N. Prentice, K. Petch, E. Kemerer, R. McGann, E. McAfee, S. Gethmann, D. Whipple, K. Locke. CK F-M Through participation in sports and accumulation of points, boys earn their Block Letter. First Row, Left to Right: D. Robinson, E. Havens. Second Row: N. Leary, E. Dietrich. Third Row: T. Hayes, J. McCabe, Montgomery, C. Sperry, D. Henning, D. Brough. Fourth Row: D. Albig, J. Feltrinelli. Fifth Row: R D. Bromfield, B. Cox, P. Demong, J. Olp, W. Sleeth, S. Baxter, W. McIntyre. Sixth Row: B. Gray, G. Raker, D. Voss, D. Messerly, J. Snook, D. Fitzgibbons, F. Pettrone. GIRLS’ BLOCK F-M Girls take part in many of the sports offered them in order to merit a Block F-M. First Row, Left to Right: M. Aronson, P. Gregg, M. Lloyd, G. Thomas, J. Shipps. Second Row: L. Talbott, S. Briggs, M. Welch, N. Lindley, S. Haley L. Talbott. Third Row: S. Helden C. Pressley, P. Gaebel, J. Clark, D. Fisk, R. Delia. Fourth Row: A. Cathers, G. Perkins, I. Nash, J. Raymond, M. A. Connelly, N. Visser. Fifth Row: S. House- man, R. McGann, K. Graves, D. Whipple. K. Petch, J. Adair. Sixth Row: K. Shipway, M. Carmody, M. Flatt, S. Edwards. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION A. A. members, elected by the student body, are always ready to help out at football and basketball games. First Row, Left to Right: I. Nash, A. Cathers, D. Brough. Second Row: J. Langenmayr, J. Shipps, K. Ryan, D. Fisk, C. J i I Ison, B. Crandall. Third Row: S. Baines, J. Watson, P. Gaebel, S. Helden, J. Ray- mond, G. Perkins, M. Allen. Fourth Row: D. Robinson, F. Pettrone, R. Nolan, P. Demong, D. Bromfield, W. Sleeth, B. Haley, B. Montgomery, G. Raker, E. Dietrich, C. Gordon. A.A. OFFICERS 82 Some of the duties of the capable officers of A. A. are taking charge of ticket sales and organizing bus transportation to games. Left to Right: D. Brough, President; I. Nash, Vice-President; B. Crandall Treasurer; A. Cathers, Secretary. PEP CLUB Who's that sharp group selling hot dogs and pizza at the games? Pep Club, of coursel Newly formed this year, its members are: First Row, Left to Right: Aronson, Talbott, Rothmann, Sleeth, Crouch, Shipps. Second Row: Brucken, Kanda, Prentice. Third Row: Langenmayr, Talbott, Digney, Nash, Schneider, Helden, Allen. Fourth Row: Jones, Fardig, Gregg, Gilman, Homes, Vargo, Curtis, Delia, Smith, Briedis, Ives, Visser, Barkley. Fifth Row: Nottingham, Gabel, hipway, Stecker, Nigro, Cathers. Sixth Row: Dodds, Ives, Lindley, Shields, Phelan, Reynold, Gray, Spjsflding, Van Newkirk, Ballway, Manning, Kluzak, McAfer, Longacre, Cushman fretcb, Herboitz,Bri gfa risk. e, Cushman etch, HeH� oJtz,Brig f� Fisk. SKI CLUB Skiing enthusiasts enjoyed their sport during the snowy months. Especially appreciated were the slopes at Toggenburg. Left to Right: Aronson, Talbott, Lindley, Mrs. Rowland, Briedis, Shipps, Digney, Bigelow. Outer Circle: Taylor, Dickison, Riddle, Yessey, Messerly, Sperry, McCabe, Kennedy, Lyons, President; Welch, Demong, Vice-President; Voss, Mills, Fancher, Treasurer; Cummings, Albig, Weber, Smith, Wickham. Inner Circle: Talbott, Cathers, Chismall, Hall, Shipway, Haley, Steckler, Pilcher, Brucken, Phelan, Swanson, Curtis, McAfee, Spaulding, Parnell, Shepard, Kluzak, Ryan, George, Jerome, Gould. Absent:. Fisk, Secretary. CK F-M Through participation in sports and accumulation of points, boys earn their Block Letter. First Row, Left to Right: D. Robinson, E. Havens. Second Row: N. Leary, E. Dietrich. Third Row: T. Hayes, J. McCabe, Montgomery, C. Sperry, D. Henning, D. Brough. Fourth Row: D. Albig, J. Feltrinelli. Fifth Row: R. D. Bromfield, B. Cox, P. Demong, J. Olp, W. Sleeth, S. Baxter, W. McIntyre. Sixth Row: B. Gray, G. Raker, D. Voss, D. Messerly, J. Snook, D. Fitzgibbons, F. Pettrone. GIRLS' BLOCK F-M Girls take part in many of the sports offered them in order to merit a Block F-M. First Row, Left to Right: M. Aronson, P. Gregg, M. Lloyd, G. Thomas, J. Shipps. Second Row: L. Talbott, S. Briggs, M. Welch, N. Lindley, S. Haley L. Talbott. Third Row: S. Helden C. Pressley, P. Gaebel, J. Clark, D. Fisk, R. Delia. Fourth Row: A. Cathers, G. Perkins, I. Nash, J. Raymond, M. A. Connelly, N. Visser. Fifth Row: S. House- man, R. McGann, K. Graves, D. Whipple, K. Petch, J. Adair. Sixth Row: K. Shipway, M. Carmody, M. Flatt, S. Edwards. 81 Busy, busy work for busy, busy peoplel CLUB CAPERS 84 VARSITY The '59 football season ended with much experience under the belts of the hard-working Green Hornets. Underclassmen talent promises good teams in the future for Coach Roberts and Line-Coach, Mr. Stone. Assistant Coach, Mr. Vedder, deserves a hearty welcome for his enthusiastic and spirited support of the team. Left to Right: J. Snook, B. Sliter, G. Demong, B. Crandall, T. Hayes, C. Smith, S. Baxter, B. Tanner, D. Robinson, C. Gordon, J. Prentice, J. Walter, W. Sleeth. Standing: B. Haley, B. Plumb, R. Davies, G. Carman, R. Nolan, W. McIntyre, R. Connelly, P. Norman, D. Fitzgibbons, R. Fitch, F. Pettrone, D. Huffaker, G. Raker, P. Weber, D. Fancher, C. Lyons. Ron Davis and Bob Haley Co -Captains Mr. Stone, Mr. Roberts, and Mr. Vedder Coaches mm I J-V FOOTBALL By practicing vigorously, the “Junior Hornets” upheld the F-M tradition with an undefeated season. Credit is in line for Mr. Butler and Mr. Rollins in appreciation for their terrifc coaching jobs. J -Back, Left to Right: S. Nimmo, P. Hetzler, W. Ross, P. Naylor, D. Hunt, B. Naylor, J. Rao, J. Boyle, C. Locke, J. Higgins, D. Davies, P. Coon. Center: Mr. Butler, M. Wilner, Mr. Rollins. V : J. Garrett, S. Muench. T. Bligh, F. Mitchell, J. Gittleman, C. Rogers, K. Tippy, K. Rose, B. Reagan, L. Ferguson, J. Bettman, J. Winter, B. Lamontagne, P. Ward, D. Reinsmith. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Welcome Frosh Football I We're glad to have your lively team join the ranks of the other football squads! The spunky, spirited frosh enjoyed the leadership of Mr. Dauenhauer. 6 Back, Left to Right: D. Sinback, H. Surowick, D. James, K. Chismark, R. Garrett, M. Wychules, R. Menotti, B. Costello, J. Muench, W. Ross. 3 Back: L. DeFuria, D. Nelson, R. Stephens, S. Helden, J. Davis. D. Fien, B. Smith, ,G. Jacobs, J. Rao, C. Pulos, G. Langdon, P. Naylor, J. Conners, J. Ahern. 87 SOCCER Under the brisk leadership of Mr. Cagnina, the stinging hornets soccer team concluded a very successful year. Even the scores of their losing games were close and many of them were lost by only one goal. Congrats to the hard-playing boys on the soccer team! F , Left to Right: D. Wright, K. Wulff, R. Bryant, B. Wright, J. Riddle, R. Rausch, J. Voss, P. Boland, B. Courtwright, T. Fitzgerald, D. Rouge, D. Greene, G. Aperans, Mr. Cagnina. M : D. Hetzler, J. Penoyer, E. Palmatier, P. Chapman, D. Weller, T. Thompson, B. Hammond, J. Crofut, J. Kaiser, P. Demong, capt., D. Henning, B. Rogers, R. Weedon, G. Voss, R. Haskins, D. Voss, B. Cox. J'j' With a new hockey rink and lots of hard practice. Coach Rollins has developed the skills of each player and plans to make hockey a growing sport at F-M. Kneeling, Left to Right: E. Palmatier, B. Jarvis, B. Cameron, J. Aldrich. Second: Mr. Rollins, B. Dunton, J. Krebs, J. Sheedy, S. Baxter, J. Prentice, W. Ross, D. Hunt, B. Naylor, B. Sliter, T. Thompson. G. Baker, G. Jacobs, J. Dickison. Standing: D. Chase, T. Lewis, D. Messerly, K. Bell, J. Ralph, B. Haley, C. Lyons. 88 BOWLING a The 1960 bowling team, sponsored by W. Saunders, rolled its way to a successful finish and earned second place honors. Left to Right: P. Ward, D. Messerly, J. Gittleman„ B. Montgomery, E. Havens. Second: D. Henning, G. lannone, W. Kennedy, J. flfggins, fj Rao, L. M. McCabe, V. Giordano, D. h and earned WRESTLING «ANUS This year, Mr. Dauenhauer has revived the enthusiasm in wrestling and has worked hard to teach necessary skills to the boys. Calisthenics and weightlifting have shaped the team into a successful one with plenty of potential for future seasons. Left to Right: W. McIntyre, D. Schafer, J. Voss, J. Reed, D. Frye. Second: F. Piesel, R. Voss, K. Grey, J. Frye. 89 VARSITY BASKETBALL B. Billings Guard G. Carman Forward B. Martin Center J. Feltrinelli Guard 90 Mr. Prigoff Coach D. Fitzgibbons Guard The stinger of the 1960 Green Hornets was sought after by every team in the county, for F-M was defending its AB and CD Division County Championship. The team, coached by Mr. Prigoff, had a tough start but ended the season winning the majority of its games. D. Bromfield Forward, Captain J. Millet B. Lannon R. Davis Forward J. Olp Forward P. Norman Guard Center Forward VARSITY BASKETBALL 90 G. Carman Forward B. Martin Center J. Feltrinelli Guard The stinger of the 1960 Green Hornets was sought after by every team in the county, for F-M was defending its AB and CD Division County Championship. The team, coached by Mr. Prigoff, had a tough start but ended the season winning the majority of its games. D. Bromfield Forward, Captain J. Millet B. Lannon Center Forward R. Davis Forward J. Olp Forward P. Norman Guard JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The Junior Hornets, under the leadership of Mr. Hollenbeck, have shaped into a good team. The boys practiced long and faithfully after school, improving their status in the league. Left to Right: D. Robinson, F. Pettrone, R. Fitch, B. Schmidt, K. Rose, M. Wychules. Second: D. Davies, Manager; J. Dee, Manager; D. James, B. Cox. G. Raker, H. Brown, G. Demong, J. Crofut, K. Tippy, Mr. Hollenbeck. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Developing the basketball skills of the freshmen for their future years at F-M is enthusiastically done by Mr. Sheridan. Although inter-school competition was not as diverse as the boys would have liked it to be, their great spirit made up the difference. Left to Right: S. Gilmore, D. Perkins, J. Raynor, D. Sinback, D. Reinsmith, B. Nelson, M. Crowley. Second: D. Wheeler, B. Everly, R. Wickham, C. Bender, R. Stevens, K. Chrismark, J. Muench, J. Balinsky, J. Cheney, W. Porter, K. Wulff, Mr. Sheridan. VARSITY BASEBALL The F-M Green Hornets , under the able coaching of Mr. Wheeler, ended their season with a third place ranking, losing several games by one run. Left to Right: D. Crandall, B. Perkins, D. Burtis, D. Raymond, D. Fudge, J. Feltrinelli, G. Carman, J. Ferguson, J. Nass, M. Baxter, P. Norman, B. Ralph, Mr. Wheeler. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL 92 The F-M Little Hornets , coached by Mr. Butler, proved to have a big sting by ending the season in second place. Left to Right: B. Cox, G. Raker, B. Martin, J. Prentice, J. Ralph, G. Demong, R. Lorentz, W. McIntyre, B. Sears, J. Kinane, S. Baxter, F. Pettrone, R. Fitch, C. Hale, F. Carroll, Mr. Butler. FRESHMAN BASEBALL A new participant in spring sports was the freshman baseball team. Although they had tough breaks on the field. Coach Sheridan said, The boys learned new skills and how to play the game. Left to Right: J. Winter, M. Wilner, P. Ward, K. Rose, J. Adcock, K. Tippy, J. Higgins, M. Clyne, D. Huffaker, C. Rogers, H. Revercomb, D. Wright, G. Peterson. GOLF Under Coach Prigoff, the F-M golf team ended the season in second place. Hard and frequent practice was the keynote of the successful season. Left to Right: D. Menotti, R. Bunnell, D. Albig, P. Lewis, F. Conover, G. Voss. 93 TENNIS The tennis team, consisting mostly of underclassmen, appears to have a great potential for the coming years. The team is proud of a successful season under Coach Monforte, left to Right: D. Robinson, C. Bennett, E. Dietrich, R. Spofford, D. Henning. The Hornets took great steps as the season advanced. After several meets, the team ended the season in good stride, coming across the finish line in second place. Left to Right: W. Sleeth, J. Wells, D. Fancher, J. Sheedy, D. Messerly, B. Montgomery, R. Nolan, D. Chase, E. Palmatier, F. Piesel, D. Hunt, J. Voss, C. Chapman. BOYS IN BATTLE Red Roms — We dare you . . . Hippity - Hopl Come on. Gary, put it ini Ooof! Ughl Help! O-o-o-ohl Who's playing footsies? 95 SALUTE TO THE COACHING STAFF MR. SHERIDAN Fr. Baseball, Fr. Basketball MR. STONE Go If, V. Football MR. PRIGOFF V. Basketball, Golf MR. BAUM Soccer For working above and beyond the call of duty . . . for spending many extra hours moulding fine athletic teams ... for helping individuals improve their skills ... for promoting sportsmanship, team cooperation, and healthy school spirit—for these things we give our heart-felt thanks and our deep appreciation to F-M's outstand- ing and hard-working coaching staff. MR. SAUNDERS Bowling MR. BUTLER J-V Baseball, J-V Football MR. ROLLINS Hockey, J-V Football MR. CAGNINA Soccer Wrestling 96 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Zip and zest were put into the Hornet games by our varsity cheerleaders, who led the yells and hollers . First Row, Left to Right: N. Visser, M. Aronson, J. Raymond. Second Row: G. Low, S. Helden, J. Langenmayer, J. Shipps. J.V. CHEERLEADERS Because there was so much underclassman talent in the cheering department, it was a hard task indeed to select the winning group. First Row, Left to Right: A. Kirschenheiter, C. Ives, B. Gray. Second Row: K. Spaulding, L. Reynolds, B. Brucken. Third Row: K. VanNewkirk. Fourth Row: M. Manning, J. Cathers, S. Blackwell, C. Bromfield, J. Haley, N. Walters, M. Phelan, J. Nash, S. Feldman, S. Shipps, M. Menotti, K. McDermott. 97 HOCKEY Burdened by the difficulty of getting a field, girls' hockey practice was limited this past fall. When a field was available, however, good use was made of it, and girls were taught skills and good sportsman- ship under the guidance of Mrs. Robinson. First Row, Left to Right: N. Lindley, M. Manning, M. Aronson. Second Row: N. Visser, K. Holmes, L. Talbott, C. J i I Ison, R. Delia, S. Nottingham, C. Hood, S. Helden. Third Row: C. Vargo L. Talbott, S. Rankin, M. Menotti. Fourth Row: M. Eaton, S. Houseman, C. Bracker, M. Oley, R. McGann, M. Allen, N. Prentice, S. Edwards, L. Reynolds, M. Phelan, M. Houseman, B. Brucken. DRILL TEAM Green and white shakers sparked the performance of members of Drill Team. The girls were a great asset in promoting spirit during the football season. First Row, Left to Right: W. Bumpus, Y. Weekes. Second Row: B. Tuttle, P. Noble, M. More, P. Hotaling, C. Haase, C. Bromfield, B. Lowenburg, J. Davies, J. Hansen, J. Shipway, M. Frye, J. Thibault. Fourth Row: B. Smith, M. Ballway, A. Briedis, S. Stone, E. Alderman, C. Smith, R. Ross, E. Benoit, E. Lowber, D. Crouch, B. Skinner, L. Rumsey. Fifth Row: S. French, C. Courtwright, M. Houseman, J. Parker, M. Digney, J. Hall, J. Haley, C. Wells, S. Perry, L. Penoyer, D. Babbitt, J. Craigie. Sixth Row: J. Perry, R. Pierce, S. Smith, E. Kemerer, P. Hart, D. O'Neill, C. Graham, K. Fischer, S. Jameson, S. Chisnall, B. Hunt, G. Sleeth. BASKETBALL VOLLEYBALL Volleyball is one of the most enjoyable winter sports offered to the girls. The main objectives were to have fun, to develop skills, and to take part in play- days. Left to Right: C. Montal- bini. Second: D. Langford, C. Jillson, J. Richer, C. Nigro, L. Lane, J. Zadroga. Third: C. Hood: C. Sleeth, S. Vickery, C. Courtwright, K. Piccione, D. Barkley, C. Pressley, M. House- man, L. Morley, S. Edwards. Fourth: J. Clark, K. Locke, I. Nash, D. Whipple, T. Wulff, S. Gethmann, M. J. Flatt, M. Allen, J. Raymond, R. McGann, S. Long- acre, G. Powell, D. Fisk. ( BOWLING Wowl Another spare! The girls really became expert strikers during the winter sea- son when they bowled once a week at Bahouth's alleys. Seated, Left to Right: Mrs. Rob- inson, G. Sibble. Standing: C. Hood, J. Clark, S. Houseman, D. Fisk, N. Fehnel. 99 SOFTBALL Of all the sports offered to the girls this spring, softball was the most popular. The girls played in an intramural program and play days at other schools. Left to Right: K. Van Newkirk, M. Lloyd, J. Sline, B. Parnell, B. Case, C. Hood. S. Houseman, J. Adair. B. Tuttle, A. Briedis. P. Craver. Second Row: P. Anderson, B. Anderson, R. McGann, J. Nash, K. Locke, C. Pressley, C. Bracker, M. Welch, N. Dodds, D. Barkley, K. Spaulding, C. Kath, L. Reynolds, M. Phalen, R. Bracken. TENNIS TOO Spring brings the enthusiasm for tennis and all of its hard work. Among the matches played was the overwhelming win over Liverpool 4 - 0. Left to Right: C. Hood, J. Adair, G. Perkins, D. Whipple. ARCHERY Along with baseball bats and tennis rackets, the girls brought out their bows and arrows for target practice; it was a familiar sight to see the girls vying for Bull's Eye honors. Left to Right: J. Genther, P. Hart, D. Barnum, C. Fuller. TRACK The girls' track team retained their championship standing again this year by finishing in first place. Left to Right: M. Welch, J. Nash, K. Van Newkirk, M. Lloyd, L. Reynolds, A. Kirschenheiter, V. Shepard, C. Hood, S. Helden. 101 MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES EVALUATION COMMITTEE Seated, Left to Right: Miss Johnson, Mr. Manske, Miss Sullivan, Miss Gentles, Mr. Elmore. Second: Mrs. Schmidt, Mr. Crabtree, Mrs. Dahl, Mrs. Steese, Mr. Hawver. Third: Dr. Miller, Mr. Weurtenberger, Mr. Van Wagenen, Mr. O'Donnell, Mr. Wells, Mr. Childs, Mr. Watson. OUR SCHOOL ACCREDITED BY THE MIDDLE STATES ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGE AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS Above are pictured the members of the evalua- tion committee who spent three days at our school evaluating every aspect of our educational program from boiler room to English 12, from assemblies to Auto Mechanics, from Guidance to Student Council. No phase of the program was omitted. As indicated under the photograph, all seven- teen members of the committee are educators. Some are teachers, some are school principals. Others are guidance conselors and curriculum coordinators. They are from both private and public schools, large and small. For many months before the visitation, which took place November 29, 1959, to December 2, 1959, all of the staff of our school met many times for many hours in self-evaluation procedures. Find- ings and conclusions by the faculty were carefully tabulated, then checked by the members of the committee pictured above. Every teacher was visited in his or her classes many times in the three day evaluation period. Accreditation by The Middle States Association indicates that a school so accredited has high stand- ards and is doing a commendable job in secondary education. On occasion, colleges considering our students for admission wish to know whether or not we are accredited. 102 Principal O O o P P O p 0 M p P in h-i H O' CD 3 O O 0 o CD 2 H M o H- 0 p O P M 0 Pi o O 03 3 2: O P a Ct p P h O' H 0 03 0 ct Pi in 03 ct H w o H O 0 ct 0 o' o P P 0 • • o P o Ct o 0 0 H M o 1 O o P 0 o p o C j 1 p o ct ct 0 O' p 3 0) o' 0 Pi 0 0 • 5 0 0 H OT Pi pi P ct H W 0) o 0 O' ct • p o 3 Ct 0 0 Qj o O H 0 ct tr1 03 J O P H 0 • 0 0 P O s: P a P P H P o' H 0 03 ct 0 0 O H p 0 P W 0 a 0 C 0 o 0 C J 0 0 Pi ct ct H • p H 4 pi P 0 0t) Pi 3 n: M in Q W 3 O � -3 M O W o ro W w w ttf co 3 o PATRONS BUSINESS McIntyre Brothers Paper Co. A. F. Ryan and Sons, Inc. Midstate Telephone Co. Morgan Badgely Co., Inc. All-Steel Equipment, Inc. Newell Post B. H. Tracy and Son, Inc. Norton's Hardware Bahouth's BowJ Owens Florist Billings' Rug Co. P C Food Markets, Ind. Borden's Ice Cream Co. Paul F. Brossus Bradley Williams Paul Rao Hair Stylist Brickyard Falls Quarry Peter's Ice Cream Bar Bridal Embassy Robert S. Weekes, Florist Burrell Allen Plumbing Heating Co. Roc-Built Homes Canastota Firestone Store S. T. Smith Red White The Cavalry Club Schneider's Bakery Cecil Paul's Mobilgas Service Shoppingtown Launderette Chapman Hardware Snook's Pond Cherry House Snow Top Stand Cook's at the Swan Pond Stanton's Market Culligan Soft Water Service Stokes' Restaurant- Dairymen's League Stone Machinery Co. Dan Wright's Mill Thomas H. Kinsella Daniel's Hair Stylists Towne Country Bakery DeVaul Rest Home Varden Studio, Inc. DeVoy's Victory Market De Witt Cleaners Village Antique Shop DeWitt Floors Waldman's Department Store Don Gray Service Station Welch Real Estate The Eagle-Bulletin and DeWitt Times Eaton-Tubbs Funeral Home PERSONAL Ernst and Cooper, Inc. Insurance Falso Air-Trol Corporation Mrs. D. W. Albig Fayetteville Home Fair Mr. Mrs. Charles Allen Fayetteville Pharmacy Dr. Carl O. Anderson Fayetteville Village Sales Mr. Mrs. Richard Aronson Flah Co. Mr. Robert Bailey, Jr. Fred L. Dolbear, Inc. Dr. Elmore B. Baker Gates Homestead Farms Mr. Mrs. H. E. Baldwin Gifford's Pharmacy Dr. Mrs. H. F. Beacham The Glass Shelf Mr. Mrs. Alex Beattie Hobb's Sunoco Service Station Mr. Mrs. Charles Bennett Hullar's Restaurant Mr. Mrs. Roland D. Bettman The Inglis Company Mr. Mrs. Maxwell Brace, Jr. J. F. Friedel Paper Box Co. Mr. Mrs. M. A. Briggs L. G. Balfour Co. Mr. Mrs. W. N. Bromfield L. J. G. Stickley, Inc. Mr. Mrs. Raymond Brough LaBarge Brothers Co.,lnc. Mr. Charles A. Bumpus Leaders' Shoe Store Mr. Mrs. James Carmen Lipe's Dairy Mr. Mrs. J. J. Cashin Lorraine's Hair Stylist Mr. Mrs. Roderick Castle Manlius Auto Supply Mr. Mrs. Clifford Cathers Manlius Beauty Lounge Mr. Mrs. Philip R. Chase The Manlius School Mr. Mrs. Lee C. Cheney Marine Midland Trust Company of Central N. Y. Mr. Mrs. A. H. Chismark Marx Jewelry Store Mr. Mrs. Howard J. Clark McCabe Contracting Company Mr. Mrs. H. W. Coakley 103 PATRONS Dr. Colasanti Mr. Mrs. Thomas A. Colucci Mr. Mrs. Jack W. Cottrell Mr. Mrs. Philip Coughlin Mr. Mrs. Philip S. Crawford Mr. Mrs. Lamson E. Dawley Mr. Mrs. Francis Demong Mr. Mrs. Donald H. Dew Mr. Mrs. G. Dodds Tom Jim Dowd Mr. Mrs. Walter Dunn Mr. Mrs. Charles S. Estabrook, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Evans Estabrook Mr. Mrs. John Everingham Fayetteville Firemen's Assoc., Inc. Fayetteville Firemen's Auxiliary Mr. Mrs. Joseph Filippelli Mr. Mrs. Vincent J. Fischer Mr. Mrs. Seward C. Fisk Dan Frye Mr. Mrs. Arthur R. Gaebel Mr. Mrs. Charles German Dr. Mrs. Harry Gilmore, Jr. Kenneth F. Golden, M. D. Mr. Mrs. Albert Gordin Mr. Mrs. Edwin D. Gough Mr. Mrs. Francis Gravelle Mr. Russell H. Gray Mr. Mrs. Robert V. Gregg Mr. Mrs. Curtiss M. Hale Mr. Mrs. Robert M. Haley Mr. Mrs. W. H. Hartford Mr. Mrs. William Helden Mr. Mrs. George Houseman Mr. Mrs. Richmond Howell W. B. Huntley Mr. Mrs. Louis lannone Mr. Mrs. M. Daniel lanuzi Mr. Mrs. Paul W. James Mr. Mrs. W. T. Jerome III Mr. Mrs. David C. Jillson Mr. Mrs. A. N. Kaiser Dr. Thurston Keese Mr. Mrs. Daniel A. Kelley Mr. Mrs. Lewis L. Kennedy Mr. Mrs. James Laird Mr. Mrs. Norman Leary Mr. Frank V. Lentini Mr. Mrs. George A. Lewis Miss Gwendolen A. Lewis Stuart N. Lewis Lions Club of Fayetteville Mr. Mrs. C. Ray Lloyd Mr. Mrs. Ray Locke Mr. George Lorentz Mr. Mrs. John T. C. Low Mr. Mrs. I. M. Lumpkin Mr. Mrs. Robert Lyon Mrs. Richard H. Lyons Mr. Mrs. Morrill A. Mace Mr. Mrs. Donald K. Mahler Manlius Chapter 493 O. E. S. John Marsh Mr. Mrs. Charles L. Martin Mr. Mrs. Charles W. Mason Mr. Mrs. Hawley E. McAfee Mr. Mrs. Wm. McCambridge Mr. Mrs. Lester McDermott Mr. Mrs. Raymond McGann Mr. Jack Meagher Mr. Mrs. John Messerly Mr. Mrs. Karl Millett Mr. Mrs. B. C. Milner, Jr. Mr. Mrs. A. W. Morley Mr. Mrs. Albert A. Muench Mr. Mrs. Charles Nash Mr. Mrs. Irving A. Olp Mr. Mrs. Stanley A. Olsen Mr. Mrs. Thomas J. O'neill Mr. Mrs. Benjamin Paltzik Mr. Russell A. Parnell Mr. R. J. Parslow Mr. Mrs. Russell B. Patton Mr. Mrs. Phillip Pellenz Mr. Mrs. Francis D. Perkins Mrs. Arline Petch Mr. Mrs. E. G. Phelan Mr. Mrs. Carlton C. Plumb Mr. Mrs. F. R. Prentice Mr. Mrs. Walter Pressley Mr. Mrs. Philip D. Raymond Mr. Mrs. A. N. Reagan Dr. H. J. Rodman Mr. Mrs. Henry H. Rothmans- Mr. G. P. Rouge Rev. C. R. Rowe Mr. Mrs. Roscoe Rowe Dr. John Rowlingson Mr. Mrs. Clesson Sargent Mr. Mrs. Bradford Sears Mr. Mrs. J. Shepard Mr. Mrs. John T. Shields Mr. Mrs. Byron M. Shipps Mr. Mrs. Chester Sibble Mr. Mrs. G. Milson Sleeth Mr. Mrs. Donald Sliter Henry Wanda Slivinski Mr. Mrs. John T. Smith PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Kenneth R. Smith Mr. Mrs. William R. Smith Mr. Mrs. Cortland Snook Mrs. Walter R. Spafford Arthur E. Spearing, Jr., M. D. Mrs. Marie Sperry Dr. Mrs. Lyman Spires Mr. Mrs. LeRoy H. Stecker Dr. Mrs. Philip Steckler Mr. Mrs. H. H. Storm Mr. Mrs. M. C. Swanson Mr. Mrs. Charles W. Talbott Mr. Mrs. A. Tardio Mr. Mrs. Howard Taylor Mr. Mrs. John B. Tickell Michael Helen Timmins Mr. Mrs. Benjamin A. Tracy Mrs. Pearl Trivelpiece Mr. Raymond VanGiesen Mr. Earl Van Valkinburg Mr. Herbert W. Voss Mr. Mrs. Donald T. Walker Mrs. H. Wallace Mr. Mrs. J. D. Walter Mr. Mrs. N. W. Watson Dr. Mrs. Ralph N. Weller Mr. Mrs. Herbert K. Wells Mr. Mrs. M. S. Whipple Mr. Mrs. Thomas C. Whorrall Mr. Mrs. J. A. Woodward Miss Esther Wright Mr. Mrs. George Wright Mrs. Joan Wychules Mrs. Susan Trent Youmans Mr. Mrs. E. Zimmerman A Friend A Friend A Devoted Friend A Friend SCHOOL ORGANIZATIONS Athletic Association Class of 1960 Class of 1961 Class of 1962 Class of 1963 Future Farmers Future Homemakers Future Nurses Future Teachers High School Faculty Association Home and School Association Honor Society Library Club Music Department Palette Club School Store Spanish Club Student Council Thespians The yearbook staff wishes to thank all those who have contributed to our patron fund. Since this list had to be completed in late winter, contributions received after that time could not be included. However, we are grateful to these people, also. 1960 Oak Leaves Staff 105 I 1 fa. Jdw, (Jjh ISL - — Cd tJl ldlci a££- ► «� ‘v.