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

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ROBERT WESLEY BRYANT “Veni, vidi, vici?” As president of F.F.A. and 4-H Club, Rusty earned the admiration of his fellow students by his outstanding leadership. Also an excellent gym- nast and soccer player, he helped win many a game for F--M. GLENN W. CAREY “I know a lot, but I just can’t think of it” Glenn’s athletic ability was dis- played through his active participa- tion in Junior Varsity football and track. His membership in Concert Band revealed his musical talent. Glenn will also be remembered as a vigorous sports car enthusiast. BETTY JANE CASE “A good sport and a better friend” Betty’s love of sports was evident in much that she did. Active in Girls’ Leaders and all intramurals, she still found time to belong to Future Teach- ers to further her goal as a gym in- structor. GEORGE RICHARD CATHERS “A good sport from head to toe; ask the boys; they know” Dick demonstrated his abilities as secretary-treasurer of the Explorer Scouts, as a homeroom representative, and as a member of the football, wrestling, and bowling teams. DAVID MAYO CHASE “Hard work and perseverance are no strangers to him.” Dave’s value to F-M has been shown through his position as chapter secre- tary and county secretary of F.F.A. and by his active participation in the track and cross-country teams, Choir, Youth Fellowship, and 4-H Club. ■ GERALD LOUIS CLARK “Gee I wish the bell would ring” Jerry, who always had an outside job, was extremely active in Future Farmers, in which he was a sentinel. 22

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JOHN HENRY BOYLE “Worry never wrinkled his brow” In his high school years, John par- ticipated in both Junior Varsity foot-- ball and Explorer Scouts. His extra time was spent on his outside job. CHRISTINE FLORENCE BRACKER “She smiled on many just for fun, but with that smile the work was done” Chris has contributed greatly to girls’ athletics as evidenced by her participation in girls’ intramurals, Girls’ Leaders, and bowling. She earned her Block F-M and was active in Future Teachers and Choir. AUSMA BRIEDIS “Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let down your hair!” Although Ausma transferred to J-D for two years, she still participated in school activities. In her freshman year, Ausie was secretary of her class. HERBERT BROWN “Always without homework, but never without a girl” Herb’s mischievous nature made him known and liked by all. He played on the basketball team, where his presence and skill were always ap- preciated. ROBERTA JEAN BRUCKEN “Is it true that blondes have more fun?” Membership in National Honor So- ciety and Athletic Association, a cheerleader, activities editor of the “Oak Leave s,” sophomore class secretary, and vice-president of Stu- dent Council — these activities il- lustrated capable Bobbie’s versatility. DAVID L. BRYANT “To Dave, everything is some- thing” Dave transferred to F-M from Can- ton, Ohio, in the fall of his senior year. He quickly became active in school functions and proved to be a definite asset to the senior class. 21

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 MICHAEL WILLIAM CLYNE “A great athlete and a great guy” Mike, active in both Varsity foot- ball and baseball, was never too busy to participate in his church youth group, Chorus, and Boys’ Leaders. JOHN A. COPPOLA “Everybody rise!” John is a combination of football and band with a large touch of wit. Active in Junior Varsity and Varsity football along with Band and March- ing Band he did much to increase our school spirit. JACQUELINE ANNE COSTELLO “As merry as the day is long” During her four years at F-M, Jackie lent her sparkling personality to many organizations.. She was an active member of both Future Nurses and Future Homemakers and was a willing participant in girls’ intra- murals. RONNIE R. COURTWRIGHT “Let’s play basketball” Ron’s quiet, friendly manner has made him well-liked during his years at F-M. Sports were Ron’s chief interest, as shown by his participation in Leaders Club and Freshman basketball. ANTONIO COSTA PINTO “Spanish is just bad Portuguese” Another in our long line of A.F.S. students, Tony brought his Latin charm, temper, humor, rhythms, and soccer playing ability from Brazil. F-M and Tony quickly adjusted to each other for an enjoyable, but too short year. MICHAEL JAMES CRAIGIE “Strange to say, they seldom boast the ones who do deserve it most. Mike’s wit and friendliness became weH-known through his work as presi- dent of Natural Science Club and his membership in German Club, the gymnastics team, and his church youth group. 23