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

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MR. H. HUGHES “He’s a wicked, wicked fellow.” State University Col- lege at Albany, B.A., M.A.; Social Studies 9, 10. MRS. L. COVER “This reminds me of ” Iowa State Teachers College, B.A.; Syracuse University, M.S.; So- cial Studies 9, 10. MISS B. STEWART “Do you need any help?” State University Col- lege a t Plattsburg, B.S., M.S.; Homemak- ing II, V. MR. E. HAY “Everybody back in the building!” State University Col- lege at Oswego, B.S., M.S.; Industrial Arts. Social Studies MRS. D. IRISH “I’ll give you a deten- tion.” Russell Sage, B.A.; Social Studies 9. MR. W. FARRELL “At ease!” Catholic University, B.A.; Social Studies 9, 10. MR. H. SOUTHWORTH “W hen I was a child . . . ” Syracuse University, B.S., M.S.; Social Stud- ies 10, 11. MR. P. WHEELER “Let’s backtrack.” St. Lawrence Univer- sity, B.A., M.A.; Social Studies 11, 12. MR. G. HOLLENBECK •‘Let’s go one cut deep- er.” Syracuse University, B.E.; State University College a t Oswego, M.S.; Social Studies 11, 12. “Beware o f slippery desks!” “Beware o f slippery desks!” Domestic Arts MRS. P. WHITNEY “Girls!” Syracuse College o f Home Economics, B. S., M.S.; Homemaking I, III, IV; Health. MR. C. RUDD “Stay back of the fence.” Cornell University, B.S. i n Ag.; Agricul- ture; Transportation. MR. W. STONE “Wanna hear a joke?” State University Col- lege at Oswego, B.S.; Industrial Arts; Me- chanical Drawing. 11

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Office and Guidance Staff Our office staff worked tirelessly to keep all their detailed assign- ments up to date. Mrs. Hayes kept up with Mr. Lewis's dictation; Mrs. Wickham added a chuckle to each daily bulletin; Mrs. Nelsen checked our absences. Left to right: Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Nelsen, Mrs. Wickham. We would have been lost without the efforts of Mr. Saunders in helping us choose the right college or the right job. 10 Continually in demand by desperate stu- dents seeking advice, Mrs. Farnham was always able to help them make the many decisions that were demanded of them dur- ing their four years of high school.

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MR. J. ACE “I won’t tell you about that now.” Syracuse University, B.A.; English 10, 11. MRS. M. FALLON “Sssst.” University of Michi- gan, B.A.; English 10. MRS. J. GORDON “Now, read!” Cornell, B.A.; English 9. MRS. S. RIES “Who didn’t sign in?” Syracuse University, B.A.; Graduate School o f Library Science, B.L.S.; Librarian. MR. C. BAUM “Hello there!” Olivet College, B.A.; English 9, 10; Speech? Dramatics. MRS. G. BUTTEL “Nod or shake.” Syracuse University, B.A.; English 10. MISS J. CONKLIN “I’m cutting your read- ing period short today.” Syracuse University, B.A.; Cornell, M.A.; English 12. Engl sh MRS. J. FLORENCE “Now you don’t want to do that.” Colby, B.A; Radcliffe, M.A.; English 9; Read- ing. “Let’s have a party.” MR. C. HUMPLEBY “Quiet! Two people are standing!” Hillsdale College, B.A.; English 9. mrs. m. McKinnon “Now I can help you!” Smith College, B.A; English 11. MRS. R. WAASER “Oh dear, what’s your problem now?” S t. Joseph College, B.A.; Syracuse Univer- sity, M.A.; English 11, 12. Lib ra ry MRS. F. McGARRY “Let’s be quiet!” State University Col- lege at Albany, B.S.; Assistant Librarian.