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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1965 volume:

1965 OAK LEAVES FAYETTEVILLE-AAAN LI US CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL MANLIUS, NEW YORK DISTRICT NUMBER ONE SENIORS TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY ACTIVITIES DEDICATION This is the end! I am absolutely not going to do this book again! she has said more times than she cares to admit. But it appears that she means it this time. For although she enjoys the yearbook tremen- dously, as her family grows, the demands on her time become more pressing. Her easygoing, informal classroom manner, and her quick sense of humor are school institutions near and dear to many Senior clods and every yearbook staff. So it is with sincere gratitude for many fine books, and with fondness and respect that we, the staff dedicate the 1 965 Oak Leaves to you, Mrs. Waaser. i. 3 rill u o 4 From left: Mr. George Beck, Mr. Charles Bumpus, Vice President; Mr. Edward Pasto, Assistant Superintendent of Schools; Mr. Harry Helsher, Business Mana- ger; Mr. Oliver Fardig, Mr. Robert Curtis, Superintendent of Schools; Mrs. Barbara Aronson, Mr. William Lipe, Mr. Francis Costello, President; Mr. Emil Schneider, Mrs. Margery Perkins, and Mr. James Kinsella. BOARD OF EDUCATION This year the Board of Education has added to its generally busy schedule the planning of two major building projects — the new Eagle Hill Junior High School and an addition to the Wellwood Junior High. Both buildings are scheduled for completion by the opening of school in September, 1965. FACULTY I ADMINISTRATION Mr. Merrell E. Lewis, our king , engaged in his favorite extracurricular activity —the tender, loving care of his Morgan. 1 ■ Mr. Wheeler, ubiquitous as always, hot on the trail of Eddie Zimmerman. Without the aid of this year's administration, our burgeon- ing student body could never have made it through the year. Though we see less of Mr. Lewis than ever, he still manages to stay in touch. Mr. Chester Griffin co-ordinated the nearly impossible activities calendar with familiar ease. And Mr. Platt Wheeler kept his tight ship running tight, occasionally bringing us up short to remind us that we are here for a serious purpose. Pressed for space, Mr. Griffin is searching for a club small enough to meet in the custodial equip- ment closet. GUIDANCE I I Mr. Albert Saunders, Mrs. Lorna Farnham, and Mr. Frederick Sheridan, hard at work on what they wish were the last college applications. LIBRARIANS NURSE Miss Alice Brown and Mrs. Frances McGarry relax gratefully between on slaughts of study hall goof-offs. Mrs. Ruth Mann, looking for her own special cure for her many patients afflicted with sick-of- schoolitis. MISS JANET CONKLIN English 12 . . . chairman of the English department . . . enjoys reading, music and the theater... “We have thirty seconds left. Any ques- tions? MR. CRAIG BAUM English 9, public speaking . . . National Thespians . . . Drama Club . . . Community Players . .. Ken Bowles Company . .. Wonder what my class is doing . . .? J MRS. GLADYS BUTTEL English 10 . . . Student Council . . . Ameri- can Field Service . . . likes auctions, golf . . . Play it back. MISS MARY JANE COPIA English 11... faculty sponsor of girls' fall intramurals (badminton and ping-pong division) . . . Adult Education French Teach- er ... What is it, luv? ENGLISH MRS. LYNNE BENNETT English 9 . . . enjoys camping, travel . . . reading .. . If you're not quiet. I'll ask you to leave. MRS. JUDITH GORDON English 9 .. . amateur carpenter... enjoys sewing ... music ... summer sports . .. I have a few ditto sheets here ... MRS. MARTHA LOUCHREN English 11 and 12 .. . enjoys skiing, read- ing and traveling ... Has anybody got any money for me? MISS BONNIE MARTIN Teaches reading . . . enjoys skiing and sailing ... Look, look, said Dick. Look, Jane. See Spot run? MRS. ANNE STEVENS English 10 . . . Voices . . . enjoys garden- ing, cooking, reading. Oh, he's such a nebish! MRS. MARION McKINNON English 11... gardening . . . This is 90 percent material . . . but I'll just have to give you an F. MRS. WANDA RENICK English 10 .. . Hornets Nest. .. sophomore class advisor . . . League of Women Voters ... University Women's Club . . . We can't hear you over here —speak up! MR. GEORGE HOLLENBECK American History 1 and 2 . . . Junior class advisor . . . coaches j.v. basketball . . . church activities . . . Hold the phone! MR. WILLIAM FARRELL World Geography and history . . . Forum . . . photography ... I'll tell my grandmother on you! MRS. REGINA WAASER English 12 . . . Oak Leaves Advisor . . . church guild . . . president of Syracuse chapter of college alumnae ... What a buncha clods! MR. THOMAS HALL World Geography and American History . . . coaches varsity football and lacrosse Don't call me Tucker! MR. REGINALD LAUGHTON English; math and Social Studies 9 . . . likes bridge . . . I'll see you in 220 at 3:20. MR. JAMES LINDERMAN American History 1 and 2 . . . coaches freshman baseball . . . This test is so easy, I'm ashamed to give it. MR. ALAN VEDDER Social Studies 10 and 11 . . . coaches football and lacrosse . . . Teen Canteen . . . Fellowship for Christian Athletes . . . Do bears live in the woods? SOCIAL STUDIES MR. JAMES STONE Social Studies 9 and 10 . .. group psycho- therapist at Huntington Family Center . . . enjoys sailing ... sports cars ... I don't want to say it again, but I will, QUIET!! MR. JOSEPH VALESKY World History and geography . . . Forum ... bowling ... photography . .. The car keys? You'll have to ask Mr. Hol- lenbeck. MRS. MARION WEISS Social Studies 11 and American History 1 and 2 . . . American Field Service . . . Student Council... Grow up! MRS. WILMA MUNROE Mathematics 10, 11, 12 . . . I have a little surprise for you .. MISS JOAN BOR2ELLE Algebra 1 and geometry . . . Oak Leaves Art and Layout advisor . . . cheerleading skiing . . . Cheerleaders aren't to have their ears pierced. MISS BARBARA BRANCHEAU Business arithmetic . . . algebra and ge- ometry . . . All right, take out your homework papers. MATHEMATICS MR. ROBERT CASE Algebra 1, math 9XL and intermediate algebra . . . Radio Club . . . Boy Scouts . . . ham radio ... Are there any other questions? MISS GAIL GUENTHER General math and general science . . . Syracuse Chorale . . . eftjoys skiing and figure skating . . . I'd love to work with the drill team. MRS. CAROL CASE Algebra 1, intermediate algebra and geometry . . . campfire girls . . . Sunday School teacher... Does anyone have problem seven? MISS JULIA MARCELLUS Geometry, intermediate algebra and math 12... Gotta get rid of this garbage. mr. Joseph McMullen Algebra, geometry, and trigonometry . . . coaches freshman football . . . CYO Athletic Supervisor. . . I know this doesn't pertain to what we're studying, but it might come in handy . . . MISS LUCY SNELL Math 11... gardening . . . bridge . . . You need to know . . . SCIENCE MISS JEANETTE KEE Teaches biology . . . enjoys camping . . . Oh, but you all know that... MR. WARREN PETTY Biology and Advanced Biology . . . York- ers ... photography . . . gardening . .. Just do your best... MR. JOSEPH CASSILLO Earth Science . . . coaches wrestling . . . enjoys hunting and canoeing . . . pet Indigo snake ... Fossils don't hibernate when it snows. MR. RICHARD MAXWELL Biology . . . physics . . . Conservation Club . . . hunting and fishing . . . church official .. . men's choir... I remember putting those frogs in my lunch box this morning, but all I can seem to find is a ham sandwich. MR. CHARLES O'CONNOR General Science, physics, and chemistry . . . jv football coach . . . water safety instruc- tor... Turn the crank and . . . duck so up! MR. RICHARD LAWSON Physics . . . hunting . . . fishing . . . golf . . . flying ... skiing .. . I don't like to lecture, but.. MR. WILLIAM PEASE Chemistry . . . enjoys fishing . . . The next test will be harder. MR. EDWARD TORBA General and Physical Science . . . golf . . . hunting ... tuck that shirt in! MISS EVELYN ALLAN French 3 and Latin 1 . . . Senior Class Advisor . . . Future Teachers of America . . . 0 la la la la la la! MRS. CHARLOTTE CASE Russian 1, 2 and 3 . . . French 1 . . . Cos- sacks . . . Freshman class advisor . . . folk music ... Now, in the Soviet Union ... MRS. ROBERTA D'LOUHY French 1 and 3 ... French Club .. .Fayette- ville Methodist Commission on Education .. . I always look behind me before I sit down. MR. MICHAEL GUZMAN Spanish 1-4 .. . Spanish Club . . . dance instructor. . . Goose-ma-a-ahn LANGUAGE MRS. JUDITH FARRELL French 2 and 4 . . . enjoys sewing, and bowling .. . This class wastes more time than any other class I have! MRS. MILDRED FISHER Latin 1,2, 3 . . . Latin Club .. . garden club . . . church activities . . . The bell rang; sit down, sit down! MRS. AMY FOSTER Spanish 3 and Social Studies 10 . . .World Affairs Council at Syracuse University . . . Su tarea para manana .. MISS LINDA RAINERI French 1 and 2 . . . Future Teachers of America . . . Youth Opportunities Unlimited . .. plays piano ... One point off. MRS. GEORGIEANNA ROWLAND Spanish and French 2 . . . golf . . . used to ski ... Buenos dias . . . whoops, wrong class! MISS GRACE E. LESTER Basic and Advanced Art . . . Palette Club . . . Boy Scouts of America ... stamp collect- ing ... Always show it to me before you ink it. MISS ASPASIA FILTCH Business and typing ... Future Secretaries . . . member of church board of trustees . . . plays golf ... The Central Treasury will be closed today. MRS. KATHRYN MARCY Typewriting . . . Business Arithmetic . . . Business Law . . . Notehand . . . enjoys golf ... You are absolutely the worst class I have ever had! V, P. F. A. MRS. DORIS CERF General Business . . . Office Practice, Bookkeeping and Secretarial Practice . . . Student Council Store ... You're fired! MR. EARL HAY Industrial Arts, wood and cabinet making, mechanical drawing . . . Girls' Jewelry Shop ... Fayetteville Fire Department... Measure twice, cut once. MR. WILLIAM STONE Advanced and Basic Mechanical Draw- ing, metal shop and printing . . . Print Club ... Knights of Columbus ... golf ... Ho, Ho, Ho, Merry Christmas. MR. JAMES DOWDLE General Shop, Mechanical Drawing, and Driver Education ... jv golf coach ... Slow down. 1 ) MR. THOMAS MONFORTE Driver Education . . . Audio-Visual . . . foot- ball, basketball and baseball official . . . All right, kiddies. MR. CARROLL RUDD Agriculture 9-12 . . . Future Farmers . . . Sunday School instructor . . . enjoys hunting and photography . . . No horseplay in the shop. i ] MRS. PAULINE WHITNEY Home Economics 1-4 and health . . . Fu- ture Homemakers of America . . . The food nutrients are little helpers. MRS. MARY LOUISE BURKEY Home Economics 9-12 . . . Future Home- makers of America . . . enjoys bowling and sewing ... Don't forget to bring your aprons, or you can't cook. T i MUSIC MR. ALLAN A. ALLEN Director of Music . . . church choir . . . tropical fish . . . musical drama producer . . . gourmet . . . Swing Sixteen . . . Concert Choir... Choraliers ... Forget that schtick. MR. RICHARD FILMER Teaches instrumental lessons in all district schools . . . conducts orchestra in both Junior and Senior High .. . Let's go back to A. MR. FRANK LENTINI Band . . . wind ensemble . . . dance band . . . brass choir . . . percussion emsemble ... private instructions . . . Take it again, slower this time. MRS. MARGORIE ROBINSON Girls' physical education . . . intramurals We'll have to hide this from Mr. Prigoff! PHYSICAL EDUCATION . coaches varsity MR. JEROME PRIGOFF Physical Education basketball and golf . . . Fayetteville-Manlius Recreation Commission . . . Boys' Leaders ... Athletic Association ... You girls can take it —you're tough! 4 With his captains grouped about him, (left to right) Mr. Niles, Mr. Cathers, Mr. Wainwright, Mr. Brewer, Mr. Havens (seated) diagrams the battle plan for the day. CUSTODIANS It's been a hard day's night . . .' These amazingly patient, good-natured people, without whose innumerable services the school could not possibly function, are: Mrs. Etta Hayes, Mrs. Ruth Spencer, Mrs. Roberta Wickham, and Miss Cynthia Haase. OFFICE STAFF CAFETERIA STAFF And these much-maligned individuals are our long-suffering cafeteria ladies , who plead not guilty to all charges made by students who have never liked vegetables anyway, (left to right) Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Foote, Mrs. St. Hilaire, Mrs. Lening, Mrs. St. Hilaire, Mrs. McManus, Mrs. Murdock. 15 For us, the class of 1965, this year has been a beginning and an end. The end of high school, of childhood, and of many old traditions. The beginning of new ideas, new horizons, and of new traditions. We have worked not only to maintain but to improve the high standards of Fayetteville-Manlius. We leave the underclassmen the task of continuing our work —to make F-AA even better than the fine school it has always been. SENIORS KARL FRANCIS ALMSTEAD MISS E. ALLEN Busy head of the language department. Miss Allen finds time to advise our senior class and supervise our activities ... MARIA VIRGINIA KEISER Planning to attend college, Maria will major in biology or psychology . . . senior class sec- retary . . . Student Council . . . National Honor Society . . . Hornets' Nest feature editor . . . Oak Leaves senior section editor . . . Yorkers ... intramurals ... Voices ... Forum ... Sophomore transfer from Bethlehem Central, Karl so rapidly became a part of our school that he was elected president of the senior class . . . band . . . track . . . wrestling . . . Hornets' Nest . . . National Honor Society . . . Oak Leaves staff . . . treasurer of junior class . . . will major in engineering . . . youth fellowship . . . enjoys skiing and sailing . .. OFFICERS CLASS OF 1965 SALLY MARIE TOMB Definitely college-bound, Sally plans a major in elementary education . . . varsity cheerleading . . . Student Council . . . class representative . . . Athletic Association . . . intramurals . . . Girls' Leaders . . . French Club . . . Showboat . . . junior prom . . . yearbook patrons . . . Oak Leaves art and layout staff ... MARY JANE RANDALL COUGLER Randy was a sophomore transfer from Mattoon, Illinois . . . Student Council . . . Girls' Leaders . . . Voices . . . intramurals . . . French Club . . . junior prom decorations chairman . . . Candy Striper . . . CYO... SUZANNE ELIZABETH ALHEID SALMAH ABU BAKAR Salmah, our AFS student from Penang, Malaysia, would like to study dentistry or dietetics next year at Trinity College in Dublin, Ireland . . . captain of net ball (like basketball) team at home, Methodist Girls' School . . . captain of one house . . . leader of Malaysian AFS team here ... finds Americans very friendly . .. JOHN GAMWELL ALMSTEAD Not to be outdone by his twin, John was elected president of Student Council . . . track . . . block F-M . . . wrestling . . . Oak Leaves staff . . . National Honor Society . . . Eagle Scout . . . will major in math or physics . . . youth fellowship ... loves to sail and ski . . . A Candy Striper, Sue plans a career in nui . . . Spanish Club . . . intramurals . . . yearl patrons drive . . . Teen Canteen . . . sophor transfer from Nottingham . . . Future Teache America ... HARRY DAVID ANDERSON At present a gas station attendant, Dave w like to become a printer . . . loves cars racing ... GAYLON BRUCE ARNOLD Gay, never without his notorious briefcase (mo- bile headquarters for John Almstead's cam- paign), intends to pursue a career in astro- physics . . . choir . . . Boys' Leaders . . . Choraliers . . . Forum . . . likes astronomy ... collects coins . . . CHARLES ANDERSON ASHE Undecided about plans after college, Andy will pursue a liberal arts course . . . Oak Leaves . . . Hornets' Nest . . . cornet in Wind Ensemble and Pep Band . . . track . . . Boy Scouts . . . God and Country Award . . . honorable mention in Latin translation contest . . . likes bowling and fishing ... TIMOTHY PHILLIP ATSEFF While at F-M, Tim's interests have influenced him to plan for a career in journalism . . . likes to draw . . . track . . . enjoys playing basketball and football . . . bowling trophy . . . youth fellow- ship ... JON ROBERT BAILEY Jon, transferred to F-M in his sophomore year from Vocational High in Syracuse, would like to be a mechanic . . . likes football . . . soccer ... electronics ... coin collecting . .. cars . .. JUDITH ANN BACEL I Judy plans a career in elementary education . . . bowling . . . volleyball . . . French Club . . . CYO . . . enjoys discussing current events . . . JUDY LEE BAIRD Judy plans to attend business school after grad- uation . . . intramurals . . . Future Secretaries . . . CAROL LOUISE BAKER An active member of Future Homemakers of America, Carol plans to major in home economics . . . YWCA . . . Girl Scouts . . . community choir . . . PATRICIA ANN BARTLETT Pat plans a career in elementary education . . . Future Teachers . . . intramurals . . . volleyball and softball . . . Art Club . . . yearbook patrons . . . block F-M . . . youth fellowship . . . JAMES BRUCE BEIDLEMAN Jim hopes to become a writer . . . baseball . . . football . . . Boys' Leaders . . . Forum . . . home- room representative . . . MARILYN JANE BENTZ Marilyn, after pursuing a premedical course, will go on to medical school . . . Girls' Leaders . . . World Affairs Club . . . Hornets' Nest . . . Teen Canteen . . . Latin Club . . . Voices . . . Candy Striper . . . CYO . . . YWCA . . . likes modern art... KAREN LYNN BELL Karen, planning to attend college, hopes major in psychology . . . freshman cheerlea( . . . volleyball . . . gymnastics . . . French C . .. Candy Striper... loves drums ... CHARLES GEORGE BLOSS III Charlie works outside school and plans to con- tinue his vocational education . . . cross country . . . lacrosse manager . . . Methodist Youth Fellow- ship . . . National Rifle Association Club . . . small bore medal.. . MARJORIE SUE BILLINGS Marjorie plans to attend college . . . intramu . . . Girls' Leaders . . . Pep Club . . . Yorkers i retary . . . secretary and vice president of He Lake-Bradley Brook Jr. Association ... DONALD WRAY BLUNDELL Interested in shop and woodworking, Don plans to teach industrial arts . . . Eagle Scout . . . enjoys camping and traveling .. . holds part time job . .. GEORGE BRIEDIS ALICE KARTH BOATWRIGHT Planning to major in English or drama, Alice would like to become a writer . . . freshman class president . . . Drama Club ... ski club . . . basketball.. . soccer . . . church choir . .. Country Dance Society ... Cossack boots ... KENNETH BRUCE BROWN Planning a career in engineering, Bruce would like to attend the Coast Guard Academy . . . chess club . . . block F-M . . . Our Town . . . varsity lacrosse and golf . . . science fan . . . basketball manager . . . youth fellowship . . . plays drums ... An avid hunting fan, George collects guns . . . wrestling .. . outside job ... PAMELA LYNN BUCK Fond of Russian, Pam would like to become an interpreter for the United Nations . . . Cloud Seven . . . Our Town . . .National Thespians . . . Forum . . . Cossacks . . . Hornets' Nest . . . Girls' Leaders ... intramurals ... Candy Striper... SILKE BUEHRICHEN Silke is interested in a career as a beautician . . . one of the few female members of the Auto- mobile Club . . . youth fellowship . . . likes history . . . loves to drive . . . would like to visit Germany ... outside job ... NANCY JANET KAREN BURTIS Not quite decided about her future, Nancy will attend college . . . French Club . . . choir . . . Student Council . . . bowling . . . likes English ... fine sense of humor ... CATHERINE MARNELL CAPORIZZO PAULA CALAHAN Sophomore transfer from J.D., Cathy plans to major in psychology . . . French Club treasurer . . . Honor Society . . . sophomore dance and junior prom committeees . . . Oak Leaves . . . intramurals . . . Hornets' Nest . . . Pep Club . . . CYO... ROBERT PAUL CARR A junior year transfer from Scotia-Glenville High, Bob plans a career in aeronautical engineering . . . dance band . . . track . . . football . . . wrestling . . . golf . . . swimming . . . Paula, senior year transfer from New Hartford, plans to study modern languages . . . Debate Club . . . Masque . . . Dolphins . . . Spanish Club ... Latin Club . .. intramurals ... SUSAN ANN CARAGOL Interested in history, Sue was a member of the current events club . . . would like to join the Peace Corps . . . intramurals . . . hockey and volleyball ... choir... loves to ride . . . ANN MARY CARRIGAN An avid Candy Striper, Ann would like to enter hospital administration . . . French Club . . . band . . . Showboat. . . Future Nurses . .. Hornets' Nest . . . yearbook patrons . . . bowling . . . intra- murals . .. youth fellowship ... LINDA CARROLL Linda, a senior year transfer from Nottingham, plans a career as a medical secretary . . . French Club ... ski club . . . junior prom committee . . . SUSAN JANE CHENEY Sue plans to major in fashion design . . . World Affairs Club . . . Forum . . . freshman class rep- resentative . . . Hornets' Nest . . . Cossacks . . . Oak Leaves . . . intramurals . . . Girl Scouts . . . likes to draw and paint.. . S I KEVIN DONALD CONNELLY Interested in Sienna College, Kevin will major in engineering . . . j.v. baseball . . . French Club ... CYO basketball and baseball... JAMES SCOTT COOK Planning to major in business administration, Jim has worked as a summer camp counselor . . . Boy Scouts . . . played football for three years . . . church youth group ... JAMES SEAVER COONS Witty, humorous (his own words) Jim, long active in National Thespians, plans a career in radio or T.V. programming . . . Hornets' Nest Business Manager . . . Swing Sixteen . . . Chora- liers . . . youth fellowship . . . Community Theater ... girls . .. MICHAEL ALEXANDER CLARE Mike, active athletically, hopes to become a draftsman . . . track . . . cross country . . . football ... lacrosse ... block F-M ... CYO ... ELIZABETH NANCY COOK Cookie , interested in teaching at the high school level, has done much in her own high school years . . . Voices . . . Spanish Club . . . Latin Club . . . piano . . . golf . . . softball . . . volunteer at Community Hospital... Teen Canteen ... H. SCOTT COOPE I Interested in anything mechanical, Scott plans to major in mechanical engineering after two years of military service . . . j.v. football and baseball . . . gymnastics . . . Boys' Leaders . . . also loves waterskiing and sailing ... block F-M... KATHYRN MARY COSTELLO Outstanding in studies and service, as well as athletics, Kay plans to become a physical edu- cation instructor . . . National Honor Society . . . sophomore class president . . . Student Council . . . Girls' Leaders ... block F-M .. . Wind Ensemble . . . 4-H . . . young cooperators (Dairymen's League)... JANET BRIDGET COSTELLO Musical Bridget, a member of band, choir an Wind Ensemble, plans to attend business colleg and become an accountant . . . bowling . . intramurals ... CYO ... KENNETH L COURTWRIGHT Working as a landscape architect, Ken is i member of Future Farmers . . . honor degrei ... likes hunting . .. LYNN E. COURTWRIGHT Planning a career in landscaping, Lynn already has a job in this field . . . Green Hand Pin . . . vocational agriculture . . . track ribbon . . . inter- ested in art... HOWARD TRIBOU CRAWFORD Presently a cadet commander in Civil Air Patrol, Howie plans a career as an Air Force pilot . . . chosen for Cadet Exchange in Venezuela . . . plays drums in dance band . . . marching band . . . Wind Ensemble . . . lacrosse . . . j.v. captain of soccer team . . . golf . . . baseball . . . MYF faith chairman . . . JAMES RICHARD DELIA Jim plans a career as a construction engineer . . . j.v. football . . . wrestling . . . swimming . . . skiing . .. ROBERT DEMARTINO Fond of mechanical drawing. Bob plans to major in drafting or mechanical engineering . . . wrestling . . . track . . . block F-M . . . thinks Chev- rolets are great . . . loves waterskiing and boats LAWRENCE WILLIAM DAVIS Presently working at the Fayetteville cemetery, Larry is considering a career in pharmacy . . . frosh football . . . gymnastics . . . wrestling . . . chorus . . . likes hunting, swimming . . . natural comedian ... BRUCE EUGENE DEACON Deac plans to enter the field of radio and television after college . . . citizen-of-the-month award . . . outstanding service award . . . j.v. football . . . Boys' Leaders . . . tennis . . . Forum .. . likes history and current events ... ROBERT FRANKLIN DAVIS Interested in science, Bob plans to be a navy meteorologist . . . Forum . . . track . . . Latin Club . . . baseball . . . fishing . . . hunting . . . works as a caddy... STARR E. DAVIES Secondary to her desire to get married is Starr's interest in a nursing career . . . Future Nurses . . . Jewelry Club . . . intramurals . . . swimming ... outside job ... JOHN EDWARD DISANTIS LON DAVID DWELLY An active member of FFA, Lon plans to be a farmer . . . swimming . . . hunting . . . plays guitar... TERRENCE MICHAEL DWYER Terry will study business administration . . . antique gun collection . . . Spanish Club . . . wrestling ... MYRA FREDRIKA deZEEUW Candy Striping has been a helpful experience in preparation for Myra's projected career in medicine . . . National Honor Society . . . Oak Leaves Editor . . . Hornets' Nest Editor . . . Girls' Leaders . . . National Merit semifinalist . . . president of senior Girl Scout cabinet . . . choir ... Wind Ensemble . . . DEBORAH JEAN DOLAN Undecided as to a major, Debi would like to attend O.C.C. . . . freshman cheerleading award . . . girls' intramurals . . . volleyball . . . baseball . . . Spanish Club . . . after school job . . . Candy Striper... Accepted at Michigan State, John plans to enter the Air Force later . . . football . . . hockey . . . outside job . . . music . . . American Civil War buff . . . transfer from Cleveland, Ohio ... DALE RICHARD DRYPOLCHER Planning to major in hotel management. Dale hopes someday to have his own hotel . . . varsity football co-captain . . . varsity wrestling . . . president of Athletic Association . . . junior class president... SCOTT HOWES EATON T Interested in Williams Range College, Massachu- setts, Scott plans a future in physics or math . . . Latin Club . . . soccer . . . Explorer Scout treasurer . . . skiing . . . job at pharmacy . . . youth fellowship . . . JEFFREY STEPHAN EDWARDS Planning a career in ceramic designing or technology, Jeff now participates in Boys' Leaders club . . . golf . . . skiing . . . swimming . . . has received awards ... youth fellowship ... RICHARD HOWARD ECKERLIN Gaining experience for a career in veterinarian medicine, Rick worked outside school at Stack's Animal Hospital . . . track and cross country . . . Choraliers . . . Swing Sixteen . . . Wind Ensemble . . . trumpet . . . CHARLES FREDRICK ERLANDSEN In preparation for a conservation department job, Charles hopes to attend the College of Forestry at Syracuse University . . . transfer to F-M in junior year . . . former captain of hockey team . . . enjoys camping . . . KATHLEEN LUCY EVERLY Interest and skill in business courses have led Kathy to plan a secretarial career . . . CYO . . . Future Secretaries . . . golf . . . likes modern music ... LESLIE ANNE FARDIG Leslie desires to continue her education, espe- cially in languages . . . National Honor Society... Wind Ensemble . . . Choraliers . . . Oak Leaves copy editor . . . dramatics club . . . block F-M . . . all states' national Girl Scout encampment . . . second prize in Latin translation contest . . . camping ... RONALD M. FARLEY Ron's interest in horses has centered around polo, which he has played all over the east coast and Canada . . . member of U.S. polo association . .. TERRANCE JAMES FERGUSON Fond of fishing, Terry plans a career in ocean- ography or marine engineering . . . Boys' Leaders . . . hunting . . . football . . . outside job . . . JUDITH ELLEN FELLOWS Interested in a teaching career, Judy hopes to attend a state school . . . football reporter . . . dramatics club . . . Thespians . . . Choraliers . . . Art Club ... loves horses ... Leaders' Club ... LINDA ELLEN FEY Enthusiastic participant in French Club and his- ry class, Linda will major in one or the other . . . Pep Club . . . yearbook patrons . . . Leaders' Club . . . CYO . . . clarinet . . . likes the Beatles SAMUEL T. FLATT Car Wizard Sam plans a mechanical or auto- motive engineering career . . . drives stockcars . . . Student Council . . . varsity football . . . owns three cars ... outside job since eighth grade . . . PAMELA RUTH FORSTER Pam, planning to major in math . . . would like to become an accountant . . . junior year transfer from Buffalo . . . youth fellowship . . . honor roll ... likes sailing and the guitar.. . 1 RAYMOND BURRELL GARDINIER MICHAEL JOSEPH GAITLEY Fond of mechanical drawing, Ray plans an architectural designing career . . . transfer from Central Square in sophomore year... likes drums ... imaginative drawing ... track ... RICHARD COULTAS GASEN Although undecided about a major, Dick plans to attend college . . . Wind Ensemble . . . Swing Sixteen accompanist . . . three-year high average in bowling league . . . golf . . . block F-AA . . . plays the drums . . . dance band . . . orchestra ... four-years in Showboat ... Mike hopes to play basketball on the college level . . . freshman, junior and senior years on varsity basketball . . . baseball . . . boys' leaders club . . . block F-AA . . . CYO . . . likes to eat . . . PAMELA KAE GARRISON Planning to become a teacher, Pam is looking forward to college life . . . French Club . . . art club . . . seven years of piano . . . golfing . . . youth fellowship . . . JOHN JEFFREY GATES Jeff plans a career in law enforcement . . . basketball . . . football . . . taught skiing . . . coached a Little League team . . . outside job . .. PAMELA JEAN GATES A desire for travel has led Pam to consider a career as an airline stewardess . . . Girls' Leaders . . . Showboat . . . class representative . . . Teen Canteen . .. SANDRA KAY GAYLORD MARSHA GWEN GAUDIO Broad participation in school activities has helped prepare Marsha for her future as an elementary teacher . . . Girls' Leaders . . . Yorkers . . . block F-M . . . Shares chairman for Showboat . . . senior class representative .. . ALICE ELIZABETH GEORGE Energetic George is interested in the varied and active life of an airline hostess . . . United Church Youth Fellowship . . . swimming . . . water skiing . . . five years of piano .. . THOMAS ROBERT GOODFELLOW An avid golfer, Duke plans to fit college in between rounds . . . three years of varsity golf . . . enjoys skiing . . . likes drum music . . . PATRICIA E. GOUGH Following high school and college, Pat plans a secretarial career . . . choir . . . bowling . . . Spanish Club . . . youth fellowship . . intramurals ... drill team . .. Excelling in business courses, Sandy plans become a medical secretary . . . typing awi .. . Future Secretaries . . . choir... bowling tro| . . . BYF . . . transfer from Oneonta in her jur year... JOANNE GITTLEMAN An exceptional facility with people, Joey study elementary education . . . vice-presiden Student Council . . . secretary of sophomore junior class . . . student director of Showb . . . homeroom editor of Oak Leaves . . . four years' cheerleading . . . vice-presid MYF . .. BRUCE JOHN GOWDY Noted for his physical strength, Bruce intends to study police sciences and become a state trooper . . . j.v. and freshman football . . . Boys' Leaders . . . varsity wrestling . . . second place in county wrestling championships . . . block F-M . . . Forum . . . Explorer Scouts . . . youth fellowship ... i MARTHA JANE GREELY A sophomore transfer from Bethlehem Central, Marty is considering the Peace Corps after college ... math club ... French Club .. . I PAUL FREDERICK GRAVES II While planning to attend college, Fred's interests run to the lighter side of life . . . boat and auto racing . . . leaders' club . . . freshman basketball . . . varsity lacrosse . . . outside job . . . PAMELA GRIFFIN Pam plans to major in science . . . intramurals . . . Spanish Club . . . Choraliers . . . Swing Six- teen . . . likes to draw and ride horseback . . . MARY ALICE GUHIN Would-be writer and bohemian, Mary sees college in the not-too-distant future . . . art club . . . Forum . . . Voices . . . Oak Leaves lit- erary editor . . , loves books and art . . . does not want to be a housewife . . . J. MARSHA GUSTIN After a business education, Marsha would like to become a secretary . . . vice president of Future Secretaries . . . Girls' Leaders . . . archery . . . volleyball . . . swimming . . . Fayetteville- Manlius Community Choir . . . likes English . . . Oak Leaves typist . . . DIANA MARION HARTER Diana would like to become an airline stewardess . . . bowling . . . archery . . . enjoys art . . . Arthur Murray Dance Instructor. .. IRENE HASKINS Irene will pursue a career in music or Spanish . . . intramurals . . . Choraliers . . . Spanish Club . . . French Club . . . Girls' Leaders . . . choir manager . . . block F-M . . . youth fellowship . . . church choir . . . worked at an animal hospital . . . bowling league . .. DIANE KELSEY HARRISON Although not yet positive concerning college Diane would like to major in business . . . Yorker . . . Future Secretaries . . . bowling . . . intro murals . . . judo . . . math award . . . enjoys wote and snow skiing ... LINDA JEAN HANNA Linda plans to major in math . . . French Club . . dramatics club . . . Showboat Shares drive . . volleyball . . . hockey . . . basketball . . . soccei . . . youth fellowship . . . helps elementary schoo library ... BRUCE RICHARD HALE Planning to attend a two-year college, Bruce will major in drafting . . . received two certificates of accomplishment in the Civil Air Patrol . . . fond of car racing ... outside job . . . CHARLES HANNAN Chemistry prize winner in the Sixteenth Science Congress, Charlie will major in science . . . Stu- dent Council . . . wrestling . . . golf . . . j.v. football ARTHUR JOHN HECKERMAN WAYNE LYNNE HAYNES Recipient of several Science Fair awards, John will major in science . . . Choraliers . . . brass choir . . . World Affairs . . . Boys' Leaders . . . church choir . . . worked at a veterinary hospital ... gymnastics ... track ... likes go-carts ... JOYCE MARIE HELLER After majoring in psychology, Joyce plans to do social work or possibly enter the Peace Corps .. . intramurals ... art club ... Spanish Club ... youth fellowship vice-president . . . church guild presi- dent and recipient of highest award . . . choir . . . After college, Wayne would like to become a chemistry lab technician . . . Future Farmers- sentinel . . . Auto Club . . . Doctor of Motors De- gree . . . CYO basketball . . . likes to hunt . . . MARY ELAINE HECKERMAN After a liberal arts education, Mary would like to become a physical therapist . . . chorus . . . var- sity cheerleading . . . dramatics club . . . National Thespians . . . Girls' Leaders . . . intramurals . . . judo . . . block F-M . . . '65 numeral . . . Manlius Recreation Commission . . . Teen Canteen ... - HOLLAND LISA HENNING Following a liberal arts education. Holly would like to become a secretary . . . Girls' Leaders . . . bowling . . . Spanish Club . . . hockey . . . volleyball . . . volunteer work . . . block F-M . . . '65 numeral . . . wants to travel . . . MYRON BURNET HICKOK Active on the organization level of athletics, Mike was manager of varsity football, basket- ball, lacrosse . . . also wrestling and gymnastics . . . sports announcer . . . National Thespians . . . two swimming trophies ... JOHN MARTIN HOBBS DEBORAH LEE HILL John, senior year transfer from Greenwich Connecticut, plans to major in Liberal Arts . . Debate Club . . . Radio Club . . . The Mouse The Roared . . . volunteer work in pharmacy at thv hospital in Greenwich . . . likes radio and ha applied for an amateur operator's license ... WILLIAM L. HOLDEN One of F-M's robust varsity football players, Bi has earned his block F-M . . . plays guitar . . likes working on cars . . . Athletically inclined, Debbie plans to become a physical education teacher . . . girls' intra- mural programs . . . leaders' club . . . block F-M ... loves to swim and ski... RICHARD J. HOBBS Interested in writing humorous skits and stories, and equipped with a good speaking voice, Dick plans a career in broadcasting . . . tennis . . . golf . . . likes classical music . . . responsible for various clubs' publicity . . . DAVID ROBERT HOMER A versatile and skilled athlete, Dave received the Cornell Club award for scholarship and athletics . . . varsity and all-county football, baseball, basketball teams . . . AA . . . Hornets' Nest . . . Boys' Leaders . . . block F-M . . . homeroom repre- sentative . . . MYF officer . . . LENNA GEORGE HOPKINS Interested in teaching high school history, Lenna would like to attend William Smith . .. intramurals . . . French Club . .. girls' track ... teaches Sunday School . . . youth fellowship . . . sophomore trans- fer from Nottingham . . . outside job . . . likes to play football . . . FRANK PERKINS JACOBS Though now known os Mr. Newspaper , Frank wants a career in medicine . . . wrestling . . . soccer . . . Hornets' Nest editor . . . National Honor Society . . . World Affairs . . . Forum . . . bicycle riding ... CRAIG L. JACOBSON Interested in history and government, Craig was selected for the mock legislature last fall . . . plons to attend college . . . plays French horn . . . bond . . . orchestra . . . dance band . . . brass choir... Choraliers .. . HELEN MAE HUNTER Although her favorite subject is science, Helen plans to apply for a secretarial position after high school . . . enjoys oil painting . . . likes to read . . . also enjoys traveling, sightseeing, and shopping . . . TED HART JACKSON Ted plans to major in forestry . . . Yorkers . . . Boys' Leaders . . . football . . . wrestling . . . track awards . . . Boy Scouts . . . camp counselor . . . sophomore transfer from Jamesville-Dewitt . . . RUTH ANN HUFFAKER Ruth plans social work as a future career . . . intramurals . . . Girls' Leaders . . . block F-M . . . 3 years of cheerleading . . . Choraliers . . . church choir . . . BYF president . . . Hornets' Nest . . . AFS Club ... superb seamstress ... SARA JEAN INCE Sally plans a career in elementary education . . . choir . . . Choraliers . . . French Club . . . Girls' Leaders . . . intramurals . . . swimming . . . water skiing .. . likes to play piano . . . BRUCE FRANK JAMIESON Bruce plans to obtain training in engineering in the armed forces . . . jujitsu . . . football . . . president of Explorer Scout Post . . . likes to collect guns and hunt. . . ROBERT TAPPAN JOHNSTON Planning to enter the naval reserves. Tap will train for one of the technical fields . . . football . . . chess club for 2 years . . . Choraliers . . . Explorer Scouts . . . youth fellowship . .. interested in the Civil War.. . RICHARD C. KEANE Rick would like to become a draftsman . . . foot- ball . . . track . . . likes to ski and swim . . . tinkers with cars ... LYNN A. KETCHAM Extremely talented, Lynn wants to become an artist . . . art club . . . art award . . . likes to play football . . . also gymnastics and track . . . MYF . .. outside work on a farm . .. GARY FREDERICK JAMIESON Now employed by a florist, Gary plans to major in greenhouse management . . . first class Scout . . . football . . . likes to work with guns and autos ... enjoys hunting ... PATRICIA LYNN JUDGE Pat, planning a career in elementary education, would like to be a kindergarten teacher . . . Future Secretaries . . . Spanish Club . . . leaders' club . . . intramurals . . . NOAAAA award . .. PETER KONEFAL CLARISSA ANN KOBRYN A transfer from Roselle Park, New Jersey, before her junior year, Kriss plans to become a secretary . . . typing junior award . . . swimming club . . . likes the organ ... TIMOTHY MICHEAL KRESS Tim is interested in a career in architecture . . . freshman basketball and baseball . . . j.v. foot- ball .. . intramurals . . . choir . . . treasurer of CYO ... likes water skiing and swimming ... Ad Altare Dei Award . . . Spanish Club . . . Boys' Leaders ... A really avid golf fan, Peter would like to become a golf pro ... or a chemist . . . baseball, basket- ball and wrestling . . . chess club . . . golf team . . . works on a golf course ... dislikes lady golfers JOSEPH THEODORE KUHL Although he wants to major in science, Joe plans a career in physical education . . . j.v. football . . . j.v. baseball . . . freshman basketball . . . Boy Scouts . . . God and Country Award . . . youth fellowship ... . KAREN MARIE KULBA Fond of shorthand, Karen plans to major in business . . . Future Secretaries . . . gymnastics . .. learning to play guitar . . . volunteer work at •University Hospital.. . ALBERT JOSEPH LAGOE, JR. Joe loves old cars, plans to squeeze college in somewhere . . . Student Council Store Manager. . . Student Service Award . . . Auto Club . . . spends hours restoring antique cars, and building custom cars . . . Model A Ford Restorer Club . . . Antique Auto Club of America . . . Doctor of Motors Degree . . . youth fellowship .. . PAMELA ANN LANGENMAYR DIANA DEAN LINDLEY After a college program of liberal arts, Deedee would like to become an airline stewardess . . . cheerleading . . . Girls' Leaders . . . intramurals . . . ski club . . . French Club . . . Student Council . . . Girl Scouts . . . youth fellowship . , . Teen Canteen committee . . . block F-M . . . BARBARA KAY LLOYD National Honor Society member. Barb plans to major in science or math . . . cheerleading . . , vice-president of her sophomore and junior class . . . recording secretary of Student Council . . Girls' Leaders . . . AA . . . Oak Leaves . . . youth fellowship . . . C. DOUGLAS LAMOREAUX A college-bound National Honor Society member, Doug plans a major in philosophy . . . World Affairs Club . . . band ... choir.. . Wind Ensemble . . . orchestra . . . Oak Leaves . . . Student Council . . . AFS Club and hospitality committee . . . presi- dent of youth fellowship ... JOSEPH JAMES VINCENT LANZA Past the duffer stage, Joey would like to become a professional golfer . . . chess club . . . Boys' Leaders . . . golf . . . wrestling . . . part time job .. . girls (but not ones who smoke)... AFS exchange student to Brazil, Pam will major in languages . . . Girls' Leaders . . . Pep Club . . . AA . . . National Honor Society . . . Spanish Club . . . French Club . . . Student Council . . . intra- murals . . . Girl Scouts . . . youth fellowship . . . JOHN LAWRENCE LARKIN, JR. Junior year transfer from Schenectady, John is rather vague about his future —he would like to be rich . . . basketball . . . lacrosse . . . golf .. . skiing . . . Fayetteville Recreation Commission instructor. . . BARBARA JEAN LONG After college. Barb plans a career as a medical secretary . . . bowling . . . intramurals . . . Girls' Leaders . . . Dairymens' League Young Co-ops . . . water aide for Pompey Community Council . . . Religious Education award . . . f I CHARLES LEE LOTHES Chuck would like to major in forestry . . . varsity wrestling . . . third place in county wrestling championship . . . youth fellowship . . , hunting ... fishing ... science fiction fan . .. ORRIN BRUCE MACMURRAY Planning a major in civil engineering, Bruce would like to go into construction . . . band ... chorus ... Boy Scouts . . . dramatics . . . youth fellowship . . . likes to ride . . . plays drums . . . school assembly manager. . . STEPHEN L. MAHLER Steve, planning to enter the army officers' candidate school, would like to major in psy- chology . . . track . . . French Club . . . Yorkers . . . youth fellowship . . . VIRGINIA RUTH LORETZ Adept at art, Virginia is interested in a career in fashion design . . . Future Homemakers sec- retary and president . . . youth fellowship and Youth for Christ. . . sings in choir and with travel- ing trio . . . sews and sells originally designed doll clothes . .. ELEANORE CHRISTINE MACK Planning to major in philosophy, Chris would like to study abroad . . . Choraliers . . . Swing Sixteen . . . French Club president . . . Latin Club . . . Pep Club . . . j.v. cheerleading . . . Showboat . . . Fortuneteller... CYO .. . MARCIA SUSAN MAISEL A business major, Marcia plans a career as a medical secretary . . . gymnastics . . . intra- murals ... Forum ... Future Secretaries ... second place in county diving meet. . . KATHLEEN MARDEN After the necessary further education, Kathy plans a career in administrative nursing . . . Student Council . . . cheerleading . . . Girls' Leaders . . . Pep Club . . . French Club . . . Voices . . . Showboat . . . Hornets' Nest . . . CYO . . . Candy Striper ... CHRISTOPHER COLLINS MARTIN Recipient of an honorable mention in the county art festival, Chris will major in liberal arts . . . art club . . . soccer . . . tennis . . . likes French . . . riding ... painting . . . RICHARD EDWARD MARTIN Rick's persuasive ability, even to the point of getting someone to wrestle against him, will aid him in being an expert salesman . . . varsity wrestling . . . j.v. baseball and football .. . block F-M . . . Pro Dea Patra Award .. . BONNIE LEIGH MALONE Desiring to become a private secretary, Bonnie plans to attend Powelson Business Institute . . . consecutively treasurer, vice-president, and president of FFfA . . . Future Secretaries . . . youth fellowship . . . head usher of Fayetteville Country Playhouse ... FRANCIS ROBERT MARLOWE Frank, hunting and fishing fan, would like to become a game biologist . . . lacrosse . . . intramurals . . . f'tr - HENRY WISE MAYO III After majoring in math and science. Hank plans a career in medicine . . . soccer . . . j.v. football . . . tennis . . . block F-M . . . youth fellowship . . . church acolyte ... plays piano ... JANICE ROBERTSON MAYBERRY To F-M from Scotland in 1959, Janice plans a secretarial career . . . enjoys office practice class . . . Future Homemakers-historian, secre- tary and vice-president . . . likes to babysit and read ... CHRISTY ANN MCCABE Preparing for a career as a nurse or teacher, Christy will major in elementary education . . . drill team . . . intramurals . . . Sociology Club . , . French Club . . . Future Nurses . . . chorus . . . youth fellowship secretary . . . Babyfold care chairman . . . 100-hours pin for Candy Striping . . . MARILEE MCCARTY After business school Marilee probably will be- come a medical secretary . . . drill team , . . CVO . . . likes English . . . Oak Leaves typist . . . NANCY MESSERLY Although undecided, Nancy is considering a teaching career after college . . . French Club . . . Yorkers . . . intramurals . . . yearbook patrons drive . . . Showboat scenery committee and shares salesman . . . Forum . . . Hornets' Nest . . . makeup committee for January Thaw . . . activities editor of Oak Leaves . . . Girl Scouts . . . Recreation Commission volunteer . . . Yorker Service Award . . . National Honor Society . . . MARCIA ANN METZ Adept in art, Marcia plans to major in interior design . . . Girls' Leaders Club . . . intramurals . . . CYO . . . outside job at an ice cream stand ... excels in French . . . JAMES CHARLES MILLER i HOWARD EDWARD MILLER Planning a major in math and science, Howie is also interested in graduate work . . . National Honor Society . . . president of Latin Club . . . Showboat shares chairman . . . varsity soccer .. . j.v. baseball . . . youth fellowship . . . LINDA SUE MILLER After four years in college, majoring in education and religion, Linda plans to teach and travel in Europe . . . Choraliers . . . Swing Sixteen . . . Forum . . . secretary of AAYF ... 50 hours of Candy Striping . . . bowling . . . intramurals . . . collects pewterware . . . LAUREL ANN MULLER Senior transfer from Ammany Regional High School in Woodbridge, Connecticut, Laurie plans a secretarial career . . . Library Club . . . intramurals . . . production section of The Mouse That Roared . . . likes to read . . . PETER DEWITT MYER Although planning to enter chemistry, Pete is also concerned with making money . . . Boys Leaders . . . Chess Club . . . Science Club . . . varsity tennis . . . baseball and basketball . . . youth fellowship . . . enjoys golf and skin diving An interest in urban planning and renewal has guided Jim toward a career in drafting . . . Russian Club . . . baseball . . . Boy Scouts . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . expert at developing films and printing pictures . . . NANCY ANN MOORE A fifty-hour service award in Candy Striping demonstrates Nancy's inclination for a career in medical technology . . . Spanish Club . . . Oak Leaves patrons . . . honor roll . . . intra- murals . .. z CHERYL LYNN NELSON Cheryl is considering a career as an airline hostess . . . likes to sew . . . transfer in junior year from Ohio . . . Girls' Athletic Association . . . JOSEPH WILLIAM NICHOLSON Joe's interest in English and history may lead to a career in either law or teaching . . . football . . . CYO . . . likes to discuss social problems . . . ovid reader . . . transferred from CBA in sopho- more year... JOHN FRANCIS NEVILLE III John's plans after college include increasing international understanding through the Peace Corps . . . responsible for music section of the yearbook . . . Choraliers . . . plays trumpet . . . roles in Cloud 7 and Boyfriend . . . Thespians . . . CYO chairman . . . choir . .. band .. . wrestling ... MARCIA ANN NOLAN After college, Marcia plans a teaching or writing career . . . Choraliers . . . Pep Club . . . Boyfriend . . . dramatics club . . . Showboat . . . FTA . . . National Honor Society . . . plays piano, tennis ... CYO ... F-M Summer Recreation Program ... PATRICIA QUENET NYE Tricia plans college with a home economics major in child development . . . Boyfriend . . . plays the piano . . . National Honor Society . . . Pep Club . . . Choraliers . . . Teen Canteen . . . loves lipstick, perfume, and clothes . . . sopho- more year transfer. . . RICHARD OLSON Senior year transfer from Pittsburg, Richard plans to attend college in Pennsylvania where he will study geology . . . Student Council . . . Outdoors Club president . . . Science Club . . . honor roll . . . likes fishing, hunting, outdoor sports . . . BRUCE JOSEPH O'PALKA Bruce, transfer from North High, was soon known at F-M for his athletic prowess . . . j.v. and varsity football . . . honorable mention in football . . . lacrosse . . . would like to attend the State College of Forestry . . . Cornell Club of Syracuse Student Awards . . . CYO . . . relaxes by playing pool and swimming . . . PETER ALLEN PALMER A math and science whiz, Pete plans a chemical engineering career . . . Second-Year Latin Award . . . gymnastics . . . soccer . . . outside job . . . cars . . . EDWARD THOMAS OWENS After finishing high school, Ed plans for a naval career . . . varsity lacrosse manager . . . Teen Canteen . . . Auto Club . . . outside jobs . . . loves to race boats and cars . . . enjoys swimming ... CAROL DORIS PARKER Carol, National Honor Society member, plans to major in science . . . Showboat. . . Yorkers ... intramurals . . . Girls' Leaders . . . block F-M . . . skiing . . . sewing . . . JON STUART PARNELL Even-tempered despite his red hair, Jon plans a career in hotel management. . . Student Council . . . Boys' Leaders . . . varsity football manager . . . varsity wrestling . . . lacrosse . . . interfaith council member . . . paints houses in the sum- mer ... PHILIP DOUGLAS PENHALL Previously employed by a contractor, Doug plans a mechanical engineering career . . . baseball. . . soccer . . . transfer from Buffalo in sophomore year . . . golf squad . . . likes cars . . . youth fellowship • . 4 CYNTHIA SUE PERRINE FRANCIS DRINKER PERKINS College-bound, Frank will possibly major in mathematics ... Student Council .. . Boys' Leaders club . . . block F-M . . . j.v. and varsity football . . . basketball and baseball . . . likes to play pool... LORRAINE ANNE PHELPS Although well-traveled, Lorraine plans to settle down to a physical education career . . . trains horses . . . block F-M . . . International Fellowship student to Columbia in summer of '63 . . . gym- nastics . . . Hornets' Nest . . . track . . . Student Council . . . Girls' Leaders . . . Spanish Club . . . 4H ... Cherry Valley Riders . .. HARRY RAYMOND PICKARD, JR. After college, Harry plans to become a contractor . . . plays guitar . . . plays with a rock'n roll band . . . likes to swim ... wrestling . .. JOHN ALTON PIDDOCK John will continue his education at SU, aiming for an engineering degree . . . basketball . . . wrestling . . . youth fellowship . . . likes old cars . . . hunting . . . holds outside job . . . school store ... Student Council... After college, Cindy would like to become a guidance counselor, particularly in a correction home . . . bowling trophy . . . plays guitar . . . Choraliers . . . Voices . . . choir . . . band . . . Wind Ensemble . . . patrons . . . drill team . . . intra- murals . . . second place in poetry contest . . . youth fellowship . . . FRANCIS EDWARD PICCIONE Frank, interested in the complicated field of economics, plans for a position with a stock brokerage firm after college . . . j.v. football .. . water skiing . . . Science Club . . . TERRY LEE PINDELL Proficient in science, Terry's plons are for a career in medicine . . . member of Mystic Moun- tain Ski Team . . . Choraliers . . . Hornets' Nest sports editor . . . sailing . . . choir . . . baseball . . . honor roll . . . John Almstead's campaign . . . youth fellowship . . . STEPHEN JAMES PILCHER Although previously employed in landscaping work, Steve plans to major in engineering . . . ski instructor . . . life saving . . . golf . . . football . . . transfer from CBA in sophomore year . . . PATRICIA PRESSLEY A secretary's job in the business world is Pat's goal . . . gymnastics . . . enjoys swimming . . . likes the guitar and hates the detention room ... JAMES T. POWERS In preparation for engineering, Jim will major in math . . . Forum . . . football . . . golf . . . Manlius Community Basketball . . . outside job . . . likes pool. . . works on old cars . . . DAVID COPP PRICE Dave's participation in Electronics Club (Radio Club) is consistent with his plans ... a science- teaching career . . . plays tennis . . . Boy Scouts . . . church fellowship . . . likes the piano .. . STEPHEN HOWARD PRICE With a special enjoyment of mountain climbing and other vigorous outdoor activities, Steve plans to join the Marines . . . Chess Club . . . track . . . paper route . . . youth fellowship . . . BARBARA JEAN PRITCHARD Barb's varied activities well prepare her for the demands of college . . . plays piano . . . horseback riding . . . CYO . . . Yorkers . . . French Club . . . Pep Club . . . I INEZ LEE RANDALL Skillful with her hands, Inez plans to attend beautician school . . . knitting . . . sewing . . . painting ... all intramurals . . . block F-M . . . Girls' Leaders .. . GLEN ALLAN RASMUSSEN Although sports-minded, Glen plans a career in biochemistry . . . golf squad . . . soccer . . . Latin Club . . . Forum . . . STEPHEN THOMAS RAUSCH Steve is seriously interested in medicine . . . skiing . . . boating . . . swimming . . . electronics ... transfer from CBA in sophomore year... GAIL PUDERBAUGH Gail, transfer from Chenango Valley, plans a career in a computer program . . . French Club . . . National Honor Society . . . faculty editor of yearbook ... Candy Striper ... Pep Club ... WILLIAM M. RAPP Although planning to attend college. Bill will enter the Navy next year . . . Forum . . . Boys' Leaders ... outside job ... likes cars .. . JANIS LYNNE RICH Janis would like to attend Brigham Young Univer- sity . . . French Club . . . Voices . . . art club . . . Hornets' Nest. . . church youth group ... National Honor Society . . . transfer from Evanston, Illinois THU RIST It is hardly surprising that Tiiu, the daughter of a physician, wishes to enter nursing . . . Student Council . . . Oak Leaves staff . . . Spanish Club . . . Hornets' Nest . . . tennis . . . intramurals ... sewing ... COBURN PHILLIP RISING Fond of math and science, but as yet undecided about plans after college, Coby wants to moke money . . . Boys' Leaders . . . football . . . swim- ming instructor at Snook's Pond . . . likes to work on cars . . . folk music fan . .. KENT LEE ROBERTS Interested in mathematics, Kent plans to become an accountant . . . bowling . . . collects stamps and coins . . . Senior Youth Fellowship . . . outstanding magazine drive salesman ... basket- ball ... baseball... football... RICHARD ALLEN ROBINSON After college, Dick may teach physical education . . . school store . . . Boys' Leaders . . . block F-M . . . track . . . football . . . wrestling . . . youth fellowship .. . Boy Scouts ... ROBERT LEE ROBINSON Good-natured about being confused with his brother, Bob is also planning on college but will major in math . . . block F-M . . . track . . . football.. . wrestling . . . Boy Scouts . .. EDWINA MAURICE RUTKOFF PEGGY ROSS Junior year transfer from J-D, Rici plans to attend college, though undecided about her major . . . chorus . . . choraliers . . . intramurals . . . pep club . . . Candystriping . .. like to ski and swim ... SHERYL DIANNE SANDELL Although planning to major in history, Sheryl is also fond of French ... bowling . . . volleyball . . . wind ensemble . . . band . . . National Honor Society . . . Oak Leaves Patrons Manager . . . Honorable mention in Latin Contest . . . likes to read . . . Peggy, with a teaching career in mind, will major in history or English . . . Hornet's Nest . . . World Affairs ... Pep Club ... National Honor Society ... Youth Fellowship . . . Girl Scouts . . . works at Fayetteville Free Library . . . plays piano . . . likes to read . . . GARY LEE RYDER Gory is interested in physics . . . choraliers . . . gymnastics . . . Boy Scouts . . . likes hunting and fishing . . . works outside school at a dog kennel . . . KARIN SUE SCHMIDT Karin plans a career in art . . . United Church WPF . . . fond of Joan Baez and Pete Seeger ... plays guitar . . . skies . . . likes to walk . . . PAMELA HARRINGTON SCHUG After college, Pam is considering social work . . . choir ... pep club ... choraliers ... intramurals ... homeroom representative . . . bowling . . . class numeral . . . church choir . . . youth fellowship . . . MARTIN JOHN SCOTT JUDITH MARGARET SHUMANN Planning to major in Liberal Arts, Judy is interested in the fashion field . . . Canteen Com- mittee . . . intramurals . . . NOMA Award . . . CYO . . . likes skiing . . . SHERI VIRGINIA SEYMOUR Sheri would like to attend Powelson Business Institute . . . Future Nurses . . . French Club . . . Future Secretaries . . . Drill Team . . . NOMA Spelling Award . . . Gregg Junior and Senior Shorthand awards . . . CYO . . . outside job . . . Martin will pursue a career in agriculture . . . Future Farmers . . . Silver award and Chick award . . . Altar Boy Award . . . outside job . . . PATRICK SHEEDY Interested in economics and sociology, Pat may possibly study law . . . Forum . .. World Affairs ... JV Football . . . Golf team .. . CYO Basketball... likes to fish . . . JAMES EDWIN SHEPARD Fond of math, Jed plans to attend college . . . football . . . track . . . youth fellowship . . . works outside school as window washer . . . likes sailing and skiing . . . refinishes old boats . . . raises pure bred dairy goats . . . plays the banjo . . . MARGARET ANN SHIPWAY Peggy will attend college . . . JV and Varsity cheerleading . . . class representative . . . Student Council . . . AthleTic Association . .. Showboat ... Oak Leaves Patrons Staff . . . Block F-M . . . CYO . . . DAVID GRANT SHOEMAKER Dave plans to teach industrial arts . . . basketball . . . model railroading . . . hunting . . . fishing . . . hates chronic talkers . . . CAROL EVELYN SIWIK Undecided about business school, Carol plans to work next year . . . volleyball . . . bowling . . . transfer from East Syracuse-Minoa . . . skiing . . . skating . . . JEFFREY ROBERT SMITH Jeff plans a pre-dental course . . . Block F-M . . . Boys' Sports Editor of 1965 Oak Leaves . . . home- room representative . . . National Honor Society . . . Athletic Association . . . Varsity football, basketball and baseball . . . Babe Ruth, Kiwanis and American Legion sports programs . . . LYNNE DIANE SPICHIGER After college, Lynne plans a career in social work . . . Yorkers . . . Student Council . . . Class Council . . . Hornet's Nest... Girls' Leaders ... intramurals . . . Showboat Shares Drive . . . Junior class con- cession . . . choir . . . National Honor Society . . . Who's Who among Yorkers . . . Governor's Trophy for Yorker Essay . . . Shaker Village Scholarship . . . Junior Historical Association . . . plays guitar and piano . . . likes to paint, water ski and ride . . . JOHN ROBERT SIMS After college, John will enter the Navy . . . wrestling . . . football . . . golf . . . likes chemistry . . . skiing . . . girls . . . collects coins . . . DAVID SMALL Dave, affectionately known as Lou the Toe , would like to become a professional skin diver... junior year transfer from Dayton, Ohio . . . plays clarinet... JV football ... likes golf and tennis ... 51 LYNDA STINGER JOHN VANDEGORE STONE After a liberal arts education, John plans to continue working for his doctorate with a college professorship in mind . . . World Affairs club . . . Cossacks . . . choraliers . . . chorus . . . all-city, all-county and all-state sectional orchestras . . . plays violin . . . National Honor Society . . . enjoys painting, reading and swimming . . . ROBERT CHARLES SUDMEYER Sudsy is undecided about his college major . .. vice-president of his freshman class . . . World Affairs ... four years of track ... Forum ... soccer . . . basketball, baseball, football . . . Planning a major in English, Sting would like to teach . . . bowling . . . intramurals . . . Forum . . . outside job . . . JON CHRISTOPER STRINGER Fond of history, Chris is considering it as a major . . . Forum . . . JV football . . . Showboat . . . Latin Club . . . Hornet's Nest . . . Oak Leaves . . . likes fishing and old trucks . . . KENNETH ALLAN SWANSON After completing science courses, Ken will specialize in metallurgy . . . World Affairs . . . Forum . . . track . . . soccer . . . plays drums . . . likes boats and cars . . . ROBERT LEE SYLVESTER Bob plans to attend college . . . dance band . . . football . . . baseball ... bowling . .. enjoys skiing, golf . . . SHIRLEY MARIE THIBAULT Shirley will pursue a secretarial career . . . intramurals . . . bowling . . . tennis . . . doesn't like loud people . . . enjoys discussing Ozzie . . . NEIL WILLIAM THORNTON Tuey is undecided about his future ... football... baseball . . . Explorer Scout . . . Little League . . . hates school buses . . . collects girls . . . RICHARD PAUL THORNE Though interested in radio and television production and direction, Ric is as yet undecided concerning his plans after college . . . World Affairs club . . . wrestling . . . outside job . . . enjoys hunting, fishing, tinkering with tape recorders and amplifiers . . . BARBARA LEA TIMBIE Although undecided about her college major. Barb's favorite subjects are history and math . . . Drill Team . . . Girls Leaders ... World Affairs . . . intramurals . .. AFS club . .. Latin club ... teaches Sunday School . . . Candystriper . . . likes to sew, cook and read . . . YVONNE ANNETTE THIBAULT Yvonne plans a homemaking career . . . Future Homemakers ... art club . . . Future Secretaries . . . orchestra . . . intramurals . . . youth fellowship . . . likes to read . . . P. FORREST THORNE Woody will major in science . . . choir . . . gymnastics . . . JV and Varsity football . . . Block F-M . . . 53 JAMES BURKE TUCKER MARGARET HELEN WALKER Pinky would like to become a physical therapist . . . Showboat . . . Oak Leaves Staff . . . Spanish Club . . . intramurals . . . President of Limestone Creek Jr. Hunt Club . . . GERTRUDE DIANE WARNKE After an art major, Trudy would like to go into interior decorating . . . Drill Team . . . bowling . . . volleyball . . . youth fellowship . . . fishing trophy . . . likes horses and riding . . . STEPHEN ANTHONY TIRONE Member of FTA, Steve would like to teach history or physical education . . . president, freshman class . . . football . . . wrestling . . . track . . . treasurer, sophomore class . . . Varsity football. . . president, Spanish club . . . president, art club . .. Block F-M . . . Student Council ... president, junior class . . . president, pep club . . . baseball . . . State finals in gymnastics . . . youth fellowship . .. waterskiing . . . NADA PAULINE TUTT Nada would like to become an airline stewardess . . . chorus . . . Future Homemakers . . . youth fellowship . . . Candystriping . . . intramurals . . . After military service, Jim may major in medicine . . . Junior year transfer from Bitburg Air Force Base, Germany and Brunswick, Maine ... bowling . . . football . . . JV baseball . . . likes water skiing . . . collects coins . . . NANCY ANN VAN VALKENBURG Nancy plans a secretarial career . . . Future Homemakers . . . bowling . . . Girl Scouts . . . youth fellowship . . . likes to swim and play tennis . . . 1 JOHN C. WEBB If o major in mathematics is successfully completed, John may go into computer mathe- matics . . . band . . . gymnastics . . . certificate of merit for algebra . . . photography award . . . youth fellowship . . . outside job . . . weight lifting . . . KAYE ELLEN WHEELER Before college, Kaye is considering a one-year trip to Europe .. . bowling . .. volleyball... Forum ... choir... outside job as a waitress ... yearbook typist . . . school store . . . enjoys driving and swimming . . . ROBERT ELMER WESTLAKE JR. Bob will attend college and then go into the service . . . Hornet's Nest . . . Boys' Leaders . . . Block F-M . . . National Honor Society . . . JV and Varsity football and baseball . . . Boy Scouts . . . collects stamps . . . likes fishing, water skiing, and boating . . . SUSAN WILLIAMS After business school. Sue plans a secretarial career . . . bowling . . . Future Secretaries . . . archery . . . outside job as a waitress . . . boating and water skiing . . . ROBERT CARL WELLS Bob plans a major in electronics and may continue his education in the Navy . . . track . . . wrestling . . . cross-country . . . Boy Scouts . . . church youth group . . . outside job . . . enjoys billiards . . . BRADLEY WAYNE WILSON Following graduation. Brad will undertake specialized training in a field as yet undecided . . . wrestling . . . outside job . . . likes old cars . . . 55 JOSEPH WOLDE YOHANNES PETER WINANS Joseph, our AFS Exchange Student from Ethiopia, plans a career in Civil Engineering . . . AFS club . . . chorus . . . cross-country . . . wrestling . . . President of Young Catholic Society . . . assistant Scout Master . . . enjoys skiing and painting . . . GARY GILBERT DEE Gary is interested in hotel management... Forum . . . Spanish club . . . cross-country . . . Freshman football . . . CYO Basketball . . . outside job . .. water and snow skiing . . . Pete plans to major in science and math in preparation for a secondary school teaching career . . . Spanish club ... freshman and JV foot- ball . . . Eagle Scout. . . meteorology and paleon- tology . . . enjoys playing cards . . . LOUIS O. ZANKOWSKI Chip will major in engineering . . . JV football . . . gymnastics . . . Civil Air Patrol . . . outside job . . . loves flying and hunting . . . JOHN PATRICK PACE John plans to continue his business education . . . Boy's Leaders . . . Freshman Football . . . CYO Basketball . . . outside job . . . loves cars . . . JOHN GORDON STIRLING Transfer from Newfoundland in his junior year, John would like to attend college in Nova Scotia, planning to become a commercial aviator ... ice hockey team . . . track . . . volleyball . . . Debating Team . . . swim team . . . swimming award . . . French club . . . soccer . . . outside job . . . Boy Scouts . . . collects foreign coins and tinkers with small machines . . . 56 5; How's this for concentration. Miss Conklin? This beats Study Hall! Method studying a la Jim Coons. ACTIVITIES Tastefully framed are our Student Council officers: K. Fitch, J. Almstead, J. Gittleman, B. Lloyd, P. Langenmayr, and S. Doolittle. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council and advisors (standing). Row One (front): M. Keiser, J. Garvey, R. Milner, R. Wagner, G. Revercomb, D. Drypolcher, K. Almstead, J. Yohannes, R. Bornhurst, D. Lamoreaux, P. Sheedy, F. Carroll, S. A. Bakar, L. Spichiger, S. Coleman, H. Shaw, B. Bassett, C. Hall, Mrs. Weiss, Mrs. Buttel (seated). Row Two (top): T. Novak, K. Mackey, P. Shipway, S. Tirone, D. Lindley, E. O'Brien, N. Langenmayr, S. Tomb, T. Kress, B. Shafer, D. Synakowski, D. Bodie, S. Demong, N. Cougler, P. Schlesinger, S. Connor, T. Rist, K. Costello, B. Lindley. i 62 The Student Council is organized to assist in the promotion of school policies, to help maintain school spirit at a high level, and to support service programs of their choice. Among the traditional annual activities of Student Council are the Magazine Drive, the Winter Carnival, Showboat, and F-M Day. The proceeds from these help support the A.F.S. Exchange Student program and the Foster Parents' Plan. Home away from home . . . First Row: C. Parker, R. Cougler, K. Costello, B. Lloyd, L. Phelps, D. Horton, M. Keiser, N. Messerly, S. Sandell, P. Ross, C. Caporizzo, M. deZeeuw, M. Nolan, S. Cheney. Back Row: B. Jacobs, F. Carroll, L. Fardig, L. Spichiger, P. Langenmayr, G. Puderbaugh, J. Smith, B. Westlake, J. Stone, D. Lamoreaux, J. Myers, H. Miller, K. Almstead, J. Almstead, S. Bakar, J. Rich, T. Nye. National Honor Society Oak Chapter is a division of a nationwide organization for the purpose of encouraging scholarship and rendering service to school and com- munity. Members are responsible for compiling honor lists after each marking period. They support their activities with the annual Five Candles Dance and National Honor Society Carnival. NATIONAL HONOR Four Lady AAacBeths. SOCIETY CMMCTER AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Our three exchange students at the fountain . . . The American Field Service Exchange Program seeks to promote p.eace through international understanding. Each year, through Showboat and the Shares Sale, money is raised to bring two foreign students from other countries. We also send as many students from F-AA as there are homes available in foreign lands. The voting members of the selection committee are AArs. Cheney, AArs. Bryant and AArs. DeWitt, representing the community: AAr. Sheridan, AAr. Petty and AArs. C. Case, representing the faculty: John Almstead, Pam Langenmayr and Doug Lamoreaux representing the student body. Pam Langenmayr's Portugese family from left to right: Rosana, Senor Leal, Senora Leal, and Walter. A.F.S. Exchange Student Joseph from Ethiopia with his American family —seated are Mrs. Ivy Doolittle, Billy, Joseph and Dr. Sidney Doolittle. Standing: Skip and David. Exchange Student Salmah from Malaysia with her American family- seated are Barb, Mr. Donald Timbie, Mary Allyson, Salmah, Mrs. Barbara Timbie and Mark. Standing: Bruce, Don, and Doug. 67 First Row: S. Doolittle, S. Abu Bokar, Pam Langenmayr, N. Moore, J. Yohannes. Second Row: C. Erlandsen, C. Morrissey, K. Jones, C. Belton, C. Wuerslin, J. Bahouth, S. Hunt, B. Kiggins, C. Zankowski. Third Row: P, Wells, K. McCarthy, C. Ross, C. Bender, M. Shapiro, J. Johnson, L. French, S. Chambers, P. Pindell, S. Judge. Fourth Row: K. Witzel, J. Ziemba, W. O'Connell, K. Lorentz, G. McMullen, N. Cougler, J. McMullen, E. O'Brien, K. Trexler, V. Bender, S. Walsh. Fifth Row: S. Tirone, S. Fountain, M. Morgan, T. Infantine, S. Skopek, D. Bodie, D. VanLengen, P. Schrug, S. Connor, H. Shaw, N. Langenmayr. Sixth Row: J. Allen, S. Demong, M. DeWitt, R. Milner, D. Brookman, G. Tellman, C. Severance, D. Goode, C. Bell, T. Goff. Seventh Row: K. Fitch, B. Timbie, J. Garvey, L. Carrigan, S. Williams, A. Whitney, C. Rasch, R. Huffaker, M. McCarthy. AFS CLUB SHOWBOAT Front Row: J. Roo. Second Row, left to right: N. Tutt, K. Bobst. Third Row: M. Pulos, P. Gough, B. Kiggins. Fourth Row: S. Geiss, P. Griffin, L. Gilmour, S. Kline. Fifth Row: S. Alheid, P. Forster, I. Haskins, T. Warnke, M. Shapiro. Sixth Row: K. Hannan, H. Henning, D. Day, C. Benham, S. Welch, P. LaBarge. Seventh Row: J. Heller, S. Benedict, P. Calahan, N. Moore, R. Rutkoff, J. Puderbaugh, A. Jaquith, J. Grimmings. Eighth Row: C. White, F. Piccione, B. Licker, L. Kennedy, G. Tellman, W. Trivelpiece, D. Neary, R. Wagner, T. Kress, S. Sarazen. Ninth Row: S. LaBarge, P. Bartlett, N. Thornton, D. Barnwell, S. Martin, D. Costello, J. Earle, A. Mack, D. Porter. Tenth Row: J. Miller, P. Winans, A. Whitney, D. Hamilton, K. Langworthy, B. Westlake, C. Hannan, F. Kilian. SPANISH CLUB : 70 The Spanish Club is organized to acquaint its members with the language and customs of the Spanish-speaking countries. Their major activity is the donation of money to students who are planning trips to Spanish-speaking countries. To raise this money, the club sponsors bake sales and a booth at the NHS Carnival. They plan a mixer and other activities throughout the school year. In costume for the Spanish night, Steve practices a Latin American serenade for Lorraine, Tricia and Linda. FRENCH CLUB The members of the French Club take part in activities which enrich their experiences in French and acquaint them further with France and its customs. Through bake sales and a mixer they plan to contribute money to the student exchange program with France. Row One: B. Newton, T. Goff, C. McMullen. Row Two: R. Roberts, J. Rich, K. Trexler, C. Bumpus, A. Salamone, C. Albig, C. Lyon, M. Mahon, C. Wuerslin, L. Erickson. Row Three: D. Hamilton, C. McNalty, J. Johnson, P. Schug, C. Mack, J. Neville, A. Boatwright, L. French, P. Carey, S. Vector, J. Sperry. Row Four: D. Price, A. Maywright, G. McMullen, K. Lorentz, P. Garrison, N. Burtis, J. Cox, M. Beams, L. Closter, L. Costas, K. Connelly. Row Five: J. Bergstrom, B. Wyrick, J. Kuhnemann, B. Pritchard, K. Bell, E. Schaub, J. Cummins, S. Phillips, S. Williams, H. Kates. Row Six: M. Hopper, M. Long, D. Brookman, P. Lipe, H. Shaw, L. Fey, D. Smith, H. Evans, N. Martin, L. Gibson, J. Miller. Row Seven: G. Beck, C. Parker, L. Miller, T. Burdette, K. Graves, J. Spaulding, P. Zimmerman, E. Hotze, R. Cooper, B. Brown. Row Eight: T. Goodfellow, S. Ince, C. Severance D. Goode, N. Dinger, M. Duguid, B. Potter, L. Gerlach, C. Gaulin, J. Stirling. Row Nine: J. Edwards, J. Delia, G. Puderbaugh, A. Corrigan, L. Hanna, D. Storm, S. Rich, A. Whitney, J. Shepard, J. Nicholson. LATIN CLUB Front Row: Mrs. Fisher-advisor, H. Miller, C. Perry-consuls. Second Row: J. Bahouth, L. Adams-scribe, M. Balinsky, L. Simpson, D. Eckerson-quaestor. Third Row: C. Perrine, G. Rasmussen, B. Whittaker, B. Davis, D. Corner. COSSACKS The Cossacks Club was organized by Mrs. Case to expose students of the language to all phases of Russian culture. They must learn to cook Russian food and frequently have dinners which they cook themselves. Members make their own costumes and learn Russian folk dances and songs. Each year a field trip is made to the Russian monastery at Fulton- ville. The club makes and sells Russian food at the N.H.S. Carnival and performs in Showboat. Center: B. Gwinn, J. Bergstrom, C. Albig, P. Beebe. Semi-Circle: J. Helden, C. Butler, S. Pilcher, P. Narrow, B. Grace, P. Buck, L. Erickson, G. Williams, D. Kirkley, T. Stone, S. Gildersleeve, M. Neville, C. Wuerslin, M. Casale, J. Stone, T. Gwinn, B. Coleman, C. Gildersleeve, C. Bart, M. Speer, J. Steele, C. Case, P. Palmer, S. Cheney. Second Row: H. Hathaway, M. Feinberg, S. Gempler, P. Price, B. Boers. Third Row: L. Fardig, J. Johnson, T. Bowes, P. Schlesinger, S. Schlegal, M. Bergstrom. Fourth Row: M. Bracker, L. Grant, F. Carroll, R. Laning, P. Biermann, G. Mease, J. Smith, K. Ward. 73 FUTURE FARMERS Front Row: J. Hildreth, W. Haynes, P. Washo, L. Courtwright, W. Roberts. Second Row: M. Kurgan, D. Cunningham, J. Rowley, M. Scott, R. Sherwood, R. Rowe, W. Rowe, J. Erkenbeck, L. Dwelly-president, C. Rudd-advisor. On the tractor: P. Hale, J. Baade, K. Courtwright, J. Allen, C. Bloss, C. Harrison, G. De- Vaul, J. Willis, A. Bart, K. Randall, M. Albanese. Future Farmers develops competent rural and agricultural leadership. Members participate in undertakings for the improvement of agriculture. They have received awards in dairy, poultry, and crop farming, conservation, mechanics, farm safety and public speaking. Members attend Farm Forum and chapter meetings; some also attend an FFA Leadership Training Camp. The club gives five inspections to local farmers on request, carries out an auto safety campaign, plants trees and shrubs for the Arboretum Committee and helps exterminate rats and mice in the area. FUTURE SECRETARIES Future Secretaries strives to create interest in and develop a better understanding of the opportunities of a secretarial career. Members tour business offices and plan programs to discuss such topics as office procedures, job applications, spoken and written communications, and business-like conduct. 74 FUTURE TEACHERS Row One: B. Mattice-Secretary, L. Rogers- Vice-President, T. Infantine-President, D. Shortall-Treasurer. Row Two: C. Morrissey, B. Kiggins, B. McCord, S. Phillips, C. Albig. Row Three: A. Swanger, S. Walsh, P. Beebe, P. Bailey, J. Bacel, C. Infantine, D. Cocca, J. Neville. Row Four: C. Rymell, S. Weindel, E. Hotze, C. Cathers, S. Tirone, S. Connor, M. Morgan, N. Watson, J. Spaulding. Row Five: T. Steenburg, P. Bartlett, J. Cook, M. Balinsky, B. Potter, T. Butler, J. Warner, C. White, D. Diver. Future Teachers, organized and advised by Miss Allan, acquaints members with opportunities in teaching, cultivates qualities essential to a good leader, fosters development of student leadership. They serve as guides at Open House and at FMTA banquets. Members attend regional and state meetings and visit local teacher-training institutions. Several have in the past received the Marjorie Jones Local Teachers Association Scholarship. Future Secretaries of America — Row One: D. Harrison, J. Cook, A. Cross, L. Muller-Treasurer, C. Marengo, M. Rapp, J. Baird, B. Radigan, M. Hyde, M. Gustin-President, K. Kulba. Row Two: C. Nelson, M. McCarty, M. Krzykowski, C. Kobryn, N. Schaff. Row Three: S. Gaylord, S. Seymour, B. Malone, P. Benoit-Vice-President. Row Four: Miss Filtch-advisor, K. Ammann, R. Slivinski. Row Five: S. Jackson-Secretary. 7i I FUTURE NURSES Future Nurses of America-F.N.A. — Front: A. Corrigan, R. Crouch, C. Marengo. Second Row: C. McNally, C. McCabe-President, M. E. Lane, D. Nicholas, J. Hildreth. Third Row: P. Colasanti, C. Parker, C. Best, E. Schaub, E. Hotze, K. MacMurray, S. Albanese, A. Kaplan. Future Homemakers promotes a growing appreciation of the satisfaction of homemaking, encourages democracy, fosters creative leadership and emphasizes the importance of worthy home membership. Future Homemakers plan activities on national, state and local levels . . . UNICEF . . . State Scholarship Fund . . . work in hospitals and nursing homes . . . The purpose of Future Nurses, sponsored by Mrs. Mann, is to make girls aware of what is expected of them in the nursing field. Their activities include making cancer bandages and scrapbooks for hospi- talized children. They also take a field trip to Bristol Laboratories. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Seated: M. Stager-Historian, C. Wittwer, B. Barnhart, J. DeMore, J. Bailey, B. Wol- fanger. Second Row: M. Krzykowski- Treasurer, T. Higgins, C. Baker, R. Jewson, L. Hale. Back Row: J. Hildreth, J. Mayberry- Vice-President, P. Thibault, Y. Thibault- Secretary, S. Gray, D. Hoover, V. Loretz, B. Malone-President, S. Albanese. 76 STUDENT COUNCIL SCHOOL STORE School store workers: (left to right) S. Doolittle, J. Ziemba, C. Dinger, J. Piddock-assistant manager, G. Tellman, G. Rasmussen, A. Lagoe-manager, R. Farley. The student council sponsors the school store as a service to the student body. Each year Student Ser- vice awards are given to those members who have done outstanding work. YORKERS Yorkers is the New York State Junior Historical Society, founded to stimulate interest and activity in local and state history. Yorkers have for two con- secutive years planted flowers about the school grounds and expect to continue this service. Each year they also construct a special project for the Yorker convention. Yorkers — Seated at table: S. Pilcher, A. Cottrell, P. Buck, L. Spichiger-President, S. Potter, N. Messerly-Secretary, C. Dinger. Standing: S. Patton, M. Bullard, T. Gwinn, E. Bottrill, J. Brooks, T. Mattice, G. Bock, R. Potter, D. Burgess, M. Billings, T. Harrison, J. Helden, G. Voss, B. Gwinn, P. Biermann, J. Allen-Vice-President, D. Lange, T. Ford. FORUM Front Row: P. Myer-Treasurer, B. Newton-Vice-President, S. Aiheid-Secretary, P. Sheedy-President. Second Row: D. King, P. Zimmerman, D. Diver, C. White, G. McMullen, B. Mattice, D. Goode, K. Griffith, L. Graham, D. Bowman, J. Pace. Third Row: D. Lange, M. Morgan, P. Carey, D. Shortall, L. French, R. Slivinski, S. Phillips, A. Swanger, S. Walsh, H. Hathaway, B. Schermerhorn, B. Malone. Fourth Row: L. Shipps, S. Chambers, K. Ross, J. Kellogg, A. Maywright, S. Eisenburg, J. Heller, P. Bailey, S. Crothers, N. Thornton, G. Steele. Fifth Row: G. Arnold, D. Thompson, C. Belton, J. Marden, S. Hunt, J. Laphem, B. Kiggins, R. Weeks, P. Mackey, J. Powers, E. Harris. Sixth Row: G. Reynolds, C. Owens, S. Bryant, L. Gibson, B. Belton, M. Pulos, H. Evens, S. Tice, N. Martin, D. Small, D. Sheedy. Seventh Row: L. Perry, S. Sprague, K. Trexler, E. Cunningham, M. Bergstrom, P. Bowman, S. Cranshaw, M. Dewitt, C. Benham, D. Day, S. Sarazen, D. Branwell. Eighth Row: R. Saltern, K. Wilber, C. Rasch, J. Cook, J. Gaitley, L. Cameron, R. Huffaker, L. Rogers, B. Spofford, T. Infantine, S. Tirone, T. Schmidt. Forum, organized and advised by Mr. Valesky and Mr. Farrell, gives students an opportunity to discuss and understand domestic and foreign affairs. In November, the group sponsored a mock election to determine the opinions of the student body about both the presidential and N. Y. State Senatorial candidates. They also planned programs based on the television show, The Defenders . The programs dealt with controversial issues, such as foreign aid, racial problems, mercy killings and recognition of Red China. National Thespians — On roof: M. Nolan, D. Small, M. Heckerman, J. Myers, T. Infantine. Ground: T. Stone, J. Coons, C. Mack, B. MacMurray, B. Gwinn, M. Hickok, J. Neville, J. Fellows. NATIONAL THESPIANS Thespians is a national organization with chapters in many schools. It offers opportunities for students to perform and handle problems of staging and production. Throughout each year they produce several plays and one full-length musical. Awards are given to the best actor or actress and for the most contributions to a dramatic program. THE MOUSE THAT ROARED When National Thespians Troupe 98 mixes a play by Leonard Wibberly with Mr. Baum's excellent direction, adds four weeks of hectic rehearsal, blends in extensive ad libs and serves it to a full house, the result is a smash hit. The Mouse That Roared. 80 THE MOUSE THAT ROARED At rehearsal are (left to right): Tad Collins, Jim Coons, Frank DeLong, Alice Boatwright, Jim Meyers, Nancy Naylor, and Terry Bowes. Posing imperially is the female lead, Alice, as Princess Glorianna. Looking hardly suitable to the part of a humble com- moner is male lead, Jim Meyers, as Tully Bascom. 81 PEP CLUB Seated, Left to Right: S. Hunt, P. Gates, K. AAarden, P. Shipway, S. Rasimus, AA. Pulos, J. Heller, L. Gibson. Standing: K. Griffith, J. Fellows, S. Cranshaw, L. Hanna, Anne Carrigan, L. Hopkins, G. Puderbaugh, L. Fey, and N. AAartin. Pep Club is an organization of hard-working volun- teers helping to promote school spirit. Members donate their time to making posters and signs for athletic events. For the big football game with our traditional arch-rival Jamesville-DeWitt, the club decorates the cafeteria and constructs the J-D player effigy. 82 ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Athletic Association is limited to fifteen boys and fifteen girls elected on the basis of their active participation in and enthusiastic support of sports programs. Members promote the sports program and help develop school spirit by publicizing athletic events, selling tickets, and planning buses. They work for good conduct and sportsmanship at games, plan and execute the athletic awards system, and sponsor the athletic Banquet. Seated, Row one: J. Gaitley, B. Lloyd, J. Gittleman, P. Shipway. Row two: S. Tomb, S. Connor, B. Belton, J. Fellows, L. Phelps, H. Evans, K. Costello, P. Langen- mayer, C. AAeachem. Row three: P. Lipe, R. Huffaker, AA. Hickok, F. Carrol, D. Shanahan, T. Neveldine, B. Sudmeyer, R. Wagner. Standing: AA. Gaitley, D. Robinson, D. Homer, F. Perkins, B. Westlake, J. Smith, K. Saltern, D. Drypolcher. 83 Seated are officers: F. Delong and R. Hobbs. Standing: B. Purdy, T. Nabb, B. Grace, B. DeAAartino, J. Miller, R. Laning, C. Bart. Second Row: S. Mahler, T. Colucci. Third Row: E. Siegenthaler, D. Price, T. Mattice, J. Hobbs, T. Burt, H. Joy, P. Knight. Lef RADIO CLUB The Radio Club is organized to encourage an interest in some phase of radio —for example, programming, broadcasting techniques, and building and repair. Members meet weekly. They make minor repairs on language lab equipment, take field trips to local sta- tions, act as disc jockeys for dances, and do general announcing. Two members have qualified for and re- ceived a general amateur operator's license from the F.C.C. JEWELRY CLUB Jewelry Club is not actually a club at all; instead it is a half year's participation in woodworking and jewelry- making for interested girls to whom Industrial Arts courses are not available or convenient. The girls learn to handle wood and metal-working tools. They improve their manual dexterity and enjoy the satis- factions of creativity. 84 Row one: R. Weekes, W. O'Connell, K. Lorentz, P. Pindeli, L. Adams, A. Maywright. Row two: B. Launt, L. Craig, L. Graham, K. Griffith, J. Cook, D. Brookman, G. McMullen. Row three: J. Fellows, J. Williams, L Ketcham, M. Thompson, M. Perrine, Xavier Zatata, S. Tirone. PALETTE CLUB Palette Club is organized primarily for those students who enjoy art and are unable to schedule a formal art course, although anyone may join. Members have access to the same materials and facilities as the regular art students. EDITORIAL STAFF — Left to Right: P. Ross, A. Corrigan, AA. de Zeeuw, J. Coons; F. Jacobs, Editor-in-chief, T. Pindell, and Bruce Coleman. The Hornet's Nest is the school newspaper, published approximately every three weeks. Members attempt to formulate an original approach to news reporting through such features as Snoopy , Ski Pole , and No- body Asked Me, But . . Regular features include the Letters to the Editor , Sports Department, and Senior Spotlight. Members meet constantly to edit copy, do layouts, and exchange ideas. HORNET'S NEST Row one: J. Ames, AA. Nolan, R. Slivinski, P. Beebe, AA. Dewitt, P. Sutphin, S. Veeder, V. Bender, C. Caporrizzo, S. Hunt, AA. Gaudio. Row two: P. Zimmerman, B. Newton, P. Lipe, B. Zaunt, L. Rogers, T. Infantine, K. Griffith. Row three: L. Craig, T. AAattice, E. Cunningham, A. Whitney, R. Hobbs, L. Erickson, J. AAiller, B. AAattice, N. AAesserly, AA. Keiser, R. Blake. VOICES Voices is the school literary magazine, in- tended to represent the literary and artistic aspects of the student body. The Literary Board must read submitted material and select appropriate pieces for publication. Some editing is involved, such as spelling and punctuation corrections. The art board handles the lay-out and illustrations. An award is given for the best cover design and another for the best title page design. The Library Squad is a service group comprised of students who volunteer two or three periods of their time each week to help the library run more smoothly and efficiently. Members process new magazines and books, shelve books, and take care of business at the charging desk. Row one: V. Bender, M. Shapiro, M. Neville, A. Boatwright. Row two: C. Myers, B. Crusan, P. Beebe, P. Price. Row three: L. Greeley, P. Hannon, P. Narrow, J. Manion. Row four: J. Manion, L. Gilmour, T. Bowes, P. Zimmerman. Row five: M. Balinsky, K. Hannan, C. Retan, E. Staub. Row six: C. Gildersleeve, S. Rich, L. Rogers, T. In- fantine. Row seven: A. Whitney, D. Corner, L. Hopkins, J. O'Brien, C. Perrine. LIBRARY SQUAD Row one: L. Gaudio, B. Crusan, P. Price, B. Boers, J. Ziemba, S. Burne, J. Bacel, B. Brown, S. Walsh, D. Cocca. Row two: C. Gulick, P. Winans, J. O'- Sullivan, V. Scott, D. Thompson, B. Prichard, T. Fogarty, M. Greeley. Row three: J. Kath, T. Hig- gins, S. Potter, K. Ward, M. Perrine, V. Loretz. 87 Left to Right, top to bottom: C. McCabe, S. Cheney (Art and Layout Editor), K. Costello (Girls' Sports), S. Tomb, M. Keiser (Senior Section), L. Fardig (Copy Edi- tor), T. Rist, K. Almstead, K. Wheeler, J. Smith (Boys' Sports), S. Sandell (Patrons Manager), K. Caporrizzo, M. deZeeuw (Editor-in-Chief), C. Stringer, P. Sheedy (Photography Chairman), J. Neville, P. Walker, S. Tirone (Unofficial Photography Advisor), A. Ashe (Senior Section), P. Shipway, J. Gittleman, B. Lloyd (Acti- vities Editor), J. Almstead (Photography Co-ordinator) and D. Lamoreaux (Business Manager). Not present: G. Puderbaugh, M. McCarty, M. Guhin (Literary Editor) and M. Gustin. OAK LEAVES STAFF Joey records another advance sale —the only sure way of getting a book on F-M Day. Remember that next year! 'My to-o-o-o-e! 'Don't get chicken fat on the page!' 'I signed My own book! The Oak Leaves staff is a group of carefully chosen students dedicated to the construction and publication of a yearbook which gives a complete and comprehensive picture of the school year. Yearbook work takes eleven months of the year; one book is no sooner finished than the next begun. Completed and mailed (hope- fully) in sections, the final result, a carefully guarded secret, is received sometime in late May. Distribution of the books on F-M day is the cause of much excitement and many cases of writer's cramp. Yearbook is supported by individual and business patrons, in addition to the sale of the book itself. Wait up, you guys! I'm supposed to be in charge of this mess .. m M 0 91 Row one: J. Ames, K. Dineen, N. Tutt, P. Benoit, S. Bryant, J. Lowe, M. Benedict, J. Bahouth, J. Marden, P. Gough, C. Bender. Row two: S. Billings, E. Raker, S. Gempler, V. Bender, L. Closter, L. Costas, C. Albig, C. Lyon, E. Clyne, L. Shopiro. Row three: P. Carey, J. Manion, B. Brown, B. Kent, M. Miller, C. Benham, A. Lincoln, R. French, A. Lamoreaux, J. Bettman. Row four: M. Beams, L. Snook, M. Heckerman, D. Thompson, D. Brookman, J. Costello, G. Becker, B. Westlake, P. Mapstone, M. Speer. Row five: P. Bowman, J. Gaitley, G. Tellman, J. Garvey, S. Hammond, L. Cook, J. Manion, J. Cummins, M. Dewitt, M. S. Bergstrom. Row six: R. Braun, T. Quinn, L. Augat, S. Abu Bakar, J. Sperry, C. Beurley, D. Anderson, E. Bottrill, B. Carroll, J. Young, P. Holmes. Row seven: G. Voss, M. Andrews, T. Kress, F. Benham, B. MacMurray, K. Glenny, R. D'Louhy, R. Burne, K. Almstead, T. Carroll, L. Davis. Row one: B. Revette, K. Jaquith, S. Johnson, D. Costanzo, S. Chambers, B. Schaub, M. Neville, C. Bumpus, D. Tinford, P. Mackey, S. Rumsey. Row two: P. Pindell, P. Nelson, P. Saltern, M. Upright, B. Keese, J. Richardson, N. Hommel, S. Magavero, M. Ebeling, C. McCabe, P. Wells. Row three: N. Becker, M. Connelly, W. O'Connell, P. Schlesinger, D. Bloss, K. Collins, D. Van Lengen, E. O'Brien, E. Fardig, C. Shaffer, S. Eisenberg. Row four: T. Rybinski, C. Dinger, T. Marsh, F. Mapstone, T. Weller, K. Lombardi, F. Hryhio, J. Salmon- sen, R. Pace, L. Costello, D. Bodie. Row five: J. Thornton, B. Tillman, C. Rymell, L. Carrigan, C. Schindler, K. Phelps, D. Larus, S. Coleman, L. Cameron, F. Goddard, T. Staub. Row six: S. Davis, S. Potter, B. Purdy, D. Brokhoff, A. Mack, J. Staples, L. Crenan, S. French, M. Per- rine, C. Rasch, D. Quinn. Row seven: M. Griffin, S. Lothes, J. Schoonmaker, D. Burgess, R. Hobbs, D. Copeland, S. Bartlett, J. Tyo, D. Larus, D. Vermilya, R. Powers. 92 7th PERIOD—Row one: J. Coons (chorus 1), AA. Cosole, C. Zonkowski, J. Armbrust, L. Fien, K. Goodfellow, S. Hunt, C. Erlandsen. Row two: B. Kiggins, B. Radigan, J. Harter, AA. Mahon, L. Gilmour, S. Sprague, S. Crenan, B. McCord, M. Pulos. Row three: S. Welch, N. Burtls, M. Hayes, T. Goff, S. Fountain, J. Fellows, A. Maywright, C. Heller, E. Garrett. Row four: M. Duguid, E. Schaub, D. Gustin, T. Ford, J. Kuhnemann, T. King, D. Lange, P. LaBarge, S. Demong. Row five: H. Evans, N. Martin, T. Guhin, D. Young, P. Lipe, G. Scarlett, L. Heels, L. Gibson, S. Tice. Row six: D. Dorn, S. Bessett, B. Potter, M. Gilman, D. Porter, D. Bennett, C. Gaulin, C. Owens, K. Wheeler, D. Goode. Row seven: B. Pellenz, R. Davis, J. Jackson, J. Willis, G. Peterson, M. Thompson, L. Shipps, J. W. Yohannes, T. Kilpatrick, S. Doolittle, K. Smith. CONCERT CHOIR This year F-M's choir grew to almost 350 voices and main- tained its title as the largest school choir in New York State. F-M's Christmas-Chanukah Concert was a rare treat for those who attended. One of Syracuse's finest soloists, a double quartet of Hebrew cantors, the Pots- dam Brass Ensemble, F-M alumni, the select elementary school choir, and F-M's concert choir combined to tell the stories of Christmas and Chanukah with over 550 voices. In addition to his many activities at F-M, Mr. Allan A. Allen is a member of the Syracuse Drama Society, and directs a church choir. He held auditions for the All-State Conference Choir, was the chairman of the All-State Sectional at Cazenovia, and conducted the All-State Sectional at Watertown in March. Mr. Allen acts as a Music Workshop consultant for the Oswego State Teachers' College, and is one of the leading soloists of the Syracuse area. 93 Row one: C. Kirkley, C. Mack, B. Crusan, V. Dee, N. Severance, P. Griffin, J. Kath, B. Malone, S. Rasimus, B. Lindley, L. French, M. Stager, L. Schneider, A. Lentini. Row two: M. Nolan, S. Connor, C. Case, P. Schug, C. Meachem, I. Haskins, B. Belton, D. Smith, S. Geiss, A. Boatwright. Row three: W. Grubel, J. Sperry, R. Rutkoff, C. Caswell, S. Ince, L. Miller, R. Huffaker, L. Fardig, T. Nye, A. Cottrell, K. Griffith, S. Schlegel. Row four: C. Jacobson, G. Ryder, B. Sud- meyer, C. Hall, J. Allen, W. Trivelpiece, K. Spencer, F. Howes, J. Coons, E. Allen, S. Mattison. Row five: J. Neville, B. Gwinn, T. Meyers, E. Chubb, V. Loretz, C. Perrine, D. VanVerth, M. Deitzler, D. Sheedy, G. Williams, J. Heckerman. Row six: C. Becker, B. Coleman, T. Collins, K. Latimer, K. Eckerlin, T. Pindell, T. Burt, F. Thorne, B. Jacobson, H. Kates, G. Arnold, K. Botter. Row seven: T. Johnston, T. Stone, L. Baum, D. Lamoreaux, D. Milan, J. Stone, J. Meyers, J. Peter- son, W. Kingsbury, T. Dyne. t r 94 CHORALIERS F-M's select choir was a pleasure to hear in concert. In the Spring, Choraliers were involved in an exchange concert at Ithaca, as well as going on other tours. To F-M's top singing group. Swing Sixteen, the Hotel Syracuse Ballroom has become a second home, since they have performed there many times for various business groups. Swing Six- teen has also been asked to perform at the New York World's Fair. The helicopter comes in for a landing, thanks to Timbello Construction. SWING SIXTEEN A tight squeeze, but all set to lift off are: C. Mack, P. Griffin, J. Coons, R. Eckerlin, R. Potter, B. Gwynn, C. Meachem. Row two: J. Meyers, J. Peterson, D. Gasen, G. Williams, B. Crusan, S. Geiss, I. Haskins. Row three: T. Gwynn, J. Allen, W. Kingsburg, J. Sperry, A. Cottrell, L. Miller, G. Ryder, Mr. Allan. 95 ALL- STATE SECTIONAL Row one: S. Schlegel, J. Sperry, P. Mackey, P. Griffin. Row two: L. Baum, D. Gasen, R. Potter, I. Haskins. Row three: E. Naylor, D. Storm, J. Peterson, W. Kingsbury, A. Cottrell, E. Fardig. Row four: C. Meachem, C. Schindler, P. Schlesinger, J. Webb. Row five: J. Stone, J. Allen, F. Howes, C. Perry, E. Allen. Row six: C. Jacobson, R. Lati- mer, M. Jackson, J. Heckerman, G. Ryder, G. Williams. From F-M's many vocal and instrumental organizations, the most accomplished performers were chosen for the All-State Sectional. This year the concert was held in November at Cazenovia where F-M was represented by the largest number of participants it has ever had. 96 The most talented musicians in orchestra and choir in New York State are chosen to participate in the All- State conference. This year F-AA was again privileged to be represented by these three fine performers who traveled to Rochester where they took part in daily re- hearsals, clinics and performances. looking strangely dignified, John demonstrates the versatility of his instrument. Greg takes a load off his mind while keeping his voice in top condition. ALL-STATE CONFERENCE John is hung up on the clarinet. 97 CONCERT BAND —Row one: S. Sandell, C. Rasch, J. Ames, D. Carter, D. Pearson. Row two: M. Bergstrom, S. Gempler, S. Funk, N. Leland, C. Tellman, E. Bottrill, J. Garvey, R. Eckerlin, R. Nast, S. Schlegel, C. Crothers, R. Bottrill, D. Timbie. Row three: M. Resig, B. Jones, G. Voss, P. Leahey, J. Eisenberg, J. Kirschenheiter, B. MacMurray. CONCERT Row one: J. Webb, D. Milan, S. Potter, I. Haskins, J. Williams, J. Peterson. Row two: D. Larus, K. Costello, C. Becker, M. Jackson, J. Heckerman, L. Baum, D. Burgess, A. Ashe. Row three: M. deZeeuw, V. Penoyer, C. Talbott, B. Quick, D. Gasen. WIND BAND CONCERT BAND —Left to right. Row one: A. Ritter, R. French, B. Wilber, P. Bowman, D. Fiordalice, J. Cummins, S. Williams. Row two: D. Anderson, J. Fuller, J. Costello, A. Lincoln, G. Tellman. Row three: J. Sperry, P. Holmes, D. Forte, G. Voss, M. Pettrone, M. Eames, T. Gwinn. Row one: A. Cottrell, N. Hommel, A. Swanger, L. Fardig, S. Sandell. Row two: R. Sylvester, J. Thorton, K. Mackey, J. Neville, R. Laning, K. Smith, C. Jacobson. Row three: R. Eckerlin, C. Perry, K. Phelps, T. Burt, T. Stone, T. Weller, D. Lamoreaux, M. Jacobson. PEP BAND PEP BAND —Left to right. Row one: AA. L. Bergstrom, N. Hummel, A. Ritter, J. Cummins, S. Williams, R. French, J. Costello. Row two: D. Forte, T. Burt, T. Stone, S. Schlegel, J. Heckerman, G. Williams, AA. Jackson, C. Jacobson, R. Laning. Row three: J. Kirschenheiter, B. Quick, J. Sperry, A. Ashe, J. Thornton, J. Fuller. Row four: B. AAacAAurray, B. Gwinn, R. Eckerlin, T. Gwinn. BRASS CHOIR BRASS CHOIR —Row one: A. Lincoln, C. Jacobson, R. Laning, T. Weller. Row two: L. Baum, J. Heckerman, AA. Jackson, T. Burt, T. Stone. Row three: C. Perry, R. Eckerlin. DANCE BAND — Row one: R. Sylvester, J. Fuller, K. Mackey, D. Anderson. Row two: M. Eames, T. Weller, M. Jacobson. Row three: J. Heckerman, C. Jacobson, M. Jackson, D. Porter. Row four: A. Cottrell, R. Laning, E. Allen, B. Quick, J. Kirschenheiter. DANCE BAND Mr. Lentini catches up with one of his numerous chores. Mr. Lentini was a member of the all-state Sectional Committee at Cazenovia and held the instrumental auditions for all-state conference. He was elected co-chairman of the New York State Teachers' Asso- ciation for Central Zone Music Division. He directed the All-State Sectional Band at Jordan-Elbridge in February. Mr. Lentini performs with Syracuse Sym- phony Orchestra, gives private lessons in his home, and directs a church choir. 101 ORCHESTRA—Left to right, Row one: J. Stone, D. Wheatley, AA. Hill, J. Sperry, L. Fardig, A. Swanger. Row two: C. Schandler, D. Storm, B. Lindley, C. Naylor, S. Chambers, Y. Thibault, K. Smith, R. Laning, C. Jacobson. Row three: S. Schlegel, P. AAackey, K. Ross, AA. Zankowski, C. Talbott, B. Quick. ORCHESTRA PERCUSSION ENSEAABLE — Row one: J. Eisenberg, B. Quick. Row two: B. AAac AAurray, D. Gasen. 102 ORCHESTRA—Left to right. Row one: N. Hommel, J. Webb, D. Milan, J. Peterson, C. Lyon, A. Cottrell. Row two: M. Jacobson, J. Heckerman, C. Becker, D. Lamoreaux, T. Weller, B. Potter, E. Fardig, P. Schlesinger, S. Eisenberg. Row three: D. Gasen, K. Phelps, E. Allen. PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE Mr. Filmer directed his orchestra through another successful year at F-AA, with a concert in February. Mr. Filmer keeps busy with his orchestra, and he also gives lessons at most of the schools in the F-M district. Mr. Filmer gives the word! 103 HOMEROOMS CLASS OF '66 OFFICERS—Pam Lipe, Secretory; Jim Meyers, President; Cindy Meacham, Vice-President; Larry Shipps, Treasurer. It was only to be expected that the Junior class would have nothing less than an extremely successful year. Their large treasury continually increased as they glided through the football season selling pepsi and pizza, took in piles of money at the mixer before the JD-FAA football game, and sang-along to the music of a WNDR record hop. All of this led up to the incredible Junior Prom. They also came up with some unique possibilities for next year's senior privileges. Besides being clever and ambitious, the juniors excel in sports and studies. A commendable background, indeed, for their senior year to come. 106 MRS. MCKINNON —Row one: Barb Belton, Paulette Benoit, Sylvia Billings, Patti Bailey, Mary Ellen Becker, Joan Bettman, Cheryl Albig. Row two: Margot Benedict, Sharon Benedict, Susan Bassett, Margaret Balinsky, Margo Albanese, Kathy Ammann, Leila Adams, Gail Becker, Paula Beebe, Bonnie Barnhart. Row three: John Baade, Aarne Anton, Terry Bernum, Steve Bickelhaup, Guy Beck, Bill Bewley, Bob Best, Pete Bacel, LeRoy Baum, John Bergstrom, Flip Benham, Dan Barnwell, Greg Bock, John Bennett. MISS COPIA—Row one: Charles Burkett, Mary Bracker, Dyke Chapman, Susan Bon, Mike Brown, Wendy Clarke, Frank Carroll, Cindy Case, Ralph Braun, Pam Carey, Al Clute, Cheryl Bumpus, Bill Brown, Mary Lou Casale. Row two: Tad Collins, David Corner, Jacqueline Browner, Dale Burgess, Teresa Burdette, Roger Bornhurst, Lynn Cameron, Rod Burne, Janice Cook, Ray Conover, Terry Butler, Greg Casey, Sue Connor, Bruce Coleman, Doug Bowman. 107 — MRS. WEISS—Row one: Kathy Dineen, Liz Durand, Linda Craig, Roberta Cooper, Barb Crusan. Row two: Stew DeLong, Anita Cottrell, Art Egy, Evelyn Cunningham, Robert Darrow, Joanne Cummins, Sid Doolittle, Vicki Dee, Frank DeLong, Rick Coppola, Dave Eckerson, Roberta Crouch. Row three: Rick D'Louhy, Lynn Erickson, Tom Dennee, Laurie Cook, Larry English, Diane Dorn, Larry Craigie, Deidre Diver, Dave Courtwright, Joyce Cook, Dave Costello, Jim Earle. MR, PEASE —Row one: Linda French, Sylvia Gray, Harriet Evans, Lynne Gibson, Linda Gilmour, Kathi Sorves, Madelon Greeley, Pat Gaulin, Jane Gaitley, Cindy Greenhalgh, Laura Graham. Row two: Wendy Grubel, Linda Fien, Bob Grace, Jim Ferguson, Mike Gilman, Phil Flemming, Terry Euston, Phil Gott, Bill Gorman, Kevin Fitch, Chuck Harrison, Randy Graham, Darwin Fort. MR. O'CONNOR —Row one: Janet Homan, Teri Guhin, Amy Jaquith, Pat Hannan, Joan Johnson. Row two: Emily Hotze, Donna Haase, Teresa Infantine, Sandy Jackson, Roberta Jewson, Bonnie Hopkins, Linda Heels. Row three: Lee Gustin, Dan Horton, Ken Jacobs, Art Johnson. Row four: Bill Hall, Bruce Jones, Jim Hanly, Duncan Hamilton, Paul Hale, Robert Jacobson, Fred Howes, Bob Gwinn. MRS. FARRELL—Row one: Mary Ellen Lane, Kirsten Mackey, Mary Krzykowski, Debbie Larus, Stephanie Kline, Judy Lap- ham, Nan Leland. Row two: Barb Kiggins, Cathy Lyon, Jackie Lough, Joyce Lesher, Pam Lipe, Jeanne Kath, Molly Mahon, Yvonne Lindsay. Row three: Bill Licker, Dick Long, Dan King, LaVern Loretz, Kent Langworthy, Dan Kirkley, Mike Krall, Mike Kurgan, Larry Kennedy. MISS SNELL—Row one: Kathleen Nealon, Cherie Marengo, Bonnie Mattice, Judi Manion, Pat Narrow, Becky Newton, Patricia Murphy, Cindy Morrissey. Row two: Trish Novak, Bob Malone, Sandy Mattison, Martha Newell, Marty Nichols, Dennis Niles, Fritz McBride, Chris McNally, Barb McCord, Melinda Mussi. Row three: Rich Milovicz, Jim Miller, Nancy Martin, Chris Ogden, Dave Milan, Marsha Osborn, Jim Myers, Bill McGann, Jeanne O'Brian, Steve Martin, Dave Neary, Maureen Morgan. MR. FARRELL —Row one: Charlene Owens, Sharon Parker, Barb Radigan, Mary Rapp, Aleta Perry, Sharon Phillips. Row two: John Rowlingson, Steve Sara- zen, Rita Roberts, Jerry Phillips, Gwen Scarlett, Chris Perry, Joyce Powell, Jim Sandford, Ellen Schaut, Norbert Pallus, Maria Pulos, Bob Pellenz. Row three: Dave Price, Bruce Santee, John Pierce, Greg Schaff, Sharon Rich, Greg Reynolds, Libby Rogers, Randy Saltern, Nancy Schaff, Rick Piske, Cindy Rymell, Kyle Saltern, Lynn Perry, Bob Potter, Gary Revercomb. MRS. LOUCHREN — Row one: Kay Trexler, Dolores Shortall, Abbie Swanger, Sharon Sprague, Sandy Tice, Marcia Stager, Ronnie Slivinski. Row two: Brian Timmins, Judy Spaulding, Bob Schermerhorn, Pat Sterritt, Gary Steele, Harriet Shaw, John Sterling, Betsy Spofford, Dan Sheedy, Lynn Simpson, Jamie Stub, Pam Sutphin. Row three: Dick Shanahan, Steve Stonier, Kirby Smith, Mike Stack- fleth, Martha Shoemaker, Jim Stone, Terry Steenberg, Mark Thompson, Diane Storm, Jon Spring, Diane Spina, Larry Shipps, Campy Tellman, Ed Siegenthaler, Dick Sherwood. MISS MARCELLUS — Row one: Camilla Zankowski, Bonnie Wolfanger, Sharon Weindel, Sharon Walsh, Joan Ziemba, Christina Wuerslin, Roberta Weeks. Row two: Sandra Veator, Nancy Watson, Cindy White, Katy Wilber, Ann Whitney, Sally Williams, Debby Young, Judy Warner, Karen Whorrall. Row three: Al Weeks, Tim Wheler, Andrew Washo, Gordy Webb, Bob Whitaker, Dave Wells, Rich Wilson, John Weber, Rick Wheeler. Ill CLASS OF '67 Clockwise: John Allen, President; C. Beidlemon, Vice- President; R. Vickery, Treasurer, Tina Goff, Secretary. SOPHOMORES The sophomore class is proud of its school spirit and has worked through this year as a unit. Starting out with an ample amount of money in their treasury, they spent the first semester planning for a hopefully successful mixer in the spring. Although underclassmen, they have con- tributed greatly to the high scholastic average and worthy projects of our school. The role of upperclassmen should come easily to this outstanding group. 112 MISS RAINERI. First row, right to left: B. Carroll, J. Brooks, D. Bennett, E. Bottrill, D. Chapman, T. Burt, J. Bolinski. Second row: S. Bryant, N. Clark, C. Caswell, C. Benham, L. Corrigan, C. Cathers, P. Buck, M. Bullard. Third row: C. Best, C. Butler, L. Closter, E. Clyne, S. Burne, D. Brookman. MR. MAXWELL. First row: C. Belton, C. Bender, K. Barry, L. Augat, C. Bell, M. Beams, J. Ames. Second row: J. Bahouth, M. Bailey, D. Ashe, C. Bart, J. Allen, A. Agrasto, S. Benedict, J. Bailey. Third row: L. Barner, M. Allen, J. Beck, M. Andrews, B. Bassett, C. Beidleman, D. Albanese, J. Allen, E. Allen. MR. J. STONE. First row: D. Crate, D. Cocca, S. Crenan, L. Davies, B. DeZeeuw, N. Cougler, J. Cox, J. Dwelly. Second row: C. Erlandsen, S. Demong, M. DeWitt, S. Cranshaw, N. Dinger, M. Deitzler, J. Crimmings, D. Day, K. Collins, S. Curtiss, M. Duguid. Third row: J. Eisenberg, M. Cohen, J. Collins, J. Delaney, T. Colucci, T. Dyne, L. Cooper, D. Coope, M. Eames, R. Eberhard, P. Farnham, D. Cunningham, R. Davis, P. Davis. MRS. STEVENS. First row: T. Fox, H. Hathaway, K. Hale, E. Garrett. Second row: J. Heckerman, B. French, L. Gaudio, J. Helden. Third row: J. Fuller, M. Fein- berg, M. Greminger, D. Goode, K. Goodmore, M. Hayes, K. Hannan, K. Gardner. Fourth row: T. Goff, S. Fountain, K. Gilman, J. Harter, L. Grant, R. Gooding, T. Fischer, T. Gwinn, L. Gerlach, J. Garvey, W. Ginn, E. Harris, P. Gianforte, C. Gaulin, C. Gildersleeve, T. Harrison, K. Glenny. 114 First row, left to right: C. MacDonald, P. Jones, S. Hunt. Second row: A. Lamoreaux, K. Lorentz, J. Hildreth, V. Kellogg, C. Kirkley. Third row: B. Launt, N. Langenmayr, S. Judge, C. Heller, J. Kugemann. Fourth row: M. Long, S. Johns, S. La Montagne, S. Karkut, L. Kubasta. Fifth row: J. Higgins, P. Hesslein, J. Kirschenheiter, T. Kress, D. Hoover. Sixth row: R. Lanning, M. Jackson, D. Isaacson, J. Jackson, S. La Barge. Seventh row: R. Knoblock, W. Kingsbury, F. Kilian, H. Kates, R. Latimer, A. Mack. First row, left to right: W. Riddle, P. Price, J. Kowley, S. Parker, B. Purvis, M. O'Brien, S. Patton, S. Phillips, M. Pettrone, K. Rhinehart, W. Roberts, S. Raleigh, P. Phelps, J. Rao. Second row: S. Rasimus, B. Quick, C. Retan, D. Pearson, D. Paulson, J. Plumb, R. Sage, B. Potter, W. Rowe, S. Potter, R. Rowe, J. Puderbaugh, M. Roache, V. Penoyer, S. Pilcher, J. Peterson, B. Prichard. First row, left to right: R. Myers, J. Nicholas, A. Maywright. Second row: J. Marden, D. Neyhart, J. Manion, S. Munday, S. Meehan, G. McMullen. Third row: G. Mease, J. Morley, D. Murray, B. Moore. Fourth row: G. Mann, J. McCormick, T. Mattice, A. Moran, C. Nelson, R. Milner, N. Naylor, B. MacNeill, C. McIntyre, J. Miller, C. Menter, A. Norris, B. Nicholl, R. Moran, R. McAleer. 116 First row, left to right: A. Salamone, J. Sperry, L. Snook, S. Schlegel, S. Speer, D. Smith. Second row: C. Sandell, D. Santee, R. Sandford, B. Teute, T. Schmidt, D. Saiff, M. Smith, B. Teute, K. Spencer, C. Talbott, J. Stubb, M. Shapiro, L. Shopiro. Third row: A. Smith, M. Slater, C. Severance, W. Short, L. Shaw, V. Scott, B. Seymour, R. Sudmyer, C. Smith, J. Sperry, B. Stevens. L First row, left to right: B. Westlake, S. Von Tongeln, M. Whitworth, K. Witzel, D. Wheatley, R. Wiegand, M. Zankowski, P. Washo. Second row: J. Tyo, G. Williams, G. Voss, K. Wuerslin, R. Wells, K. Ward, A. Woodward, D. Webb, J. Thornton, R. Vickery, J. Young, W. Wishart, D. Whittles, B. Voiles, R. West, B. Wyrick. Freshman class officers from the left: Paula Mackey, Treasurer, Patsy Wells, Secretary, Carol Dinger, Vice President, Kim Fitch, President. CLASS OF '68 118 Once again this year, another group of lost and be- wildered freshmen wandered our hallowed halls, pitifully begging directions. Witnesses to the death of an ancient, beloved tradition, Freshman orienta- tion, they became oriented without the assistance of the Senior class. Now an integral part of the school their healthy treasury was increased with the pro- ceeds from the annual peanut brittle sale. The class handled a booth at the National Honor Society Carnival with expected ease, as they do all their projects—fine material indeed for three more years of maintaining the F-M standard of excellence. The versatile Frosh officers show us their other sides... First row: S. Adams, D. Bloss, R. Bottrill, AA. L. Bergstrom, N. Becker, W. Bakken. Second row: J. Armbrust, K. Adams, P. Bell, L. Adams, S. Benoit, D. Anderson, L. Barth, F. Bailey, D. Assimon. Third row: P. Biermann, AA. Augat, N. Beck, P. Barnum, AA. E. Blakey, S. Bartlett, P. Bussy, J. Anderson, D. Bodie, A. Batza. First row: C. Corbett, C. Caines, S. Brooks, D. Burr, AA. Chapman. Second row: E. Chubb, J. Caster, S. Chambers, T. Burr, AA. Connelly, G. Chapman, J. Coons, B. Brown, T. Caporizzo. Third row: P. Castle, W. Cocca, AA. Brown, R. Brown, S. Coleman, T. Carroll, D. Copeland, D. Brokhoff, J. Bowen, P. Bowman, T. Burkett, B. Cathers, P. Colasanti. 119 Back row: A. Fey, C. Crothers, S. Fiscoe, P. Figie, AA. Ebeling, D. Eaton, E. Fardig, P. Everly, C. Dinger, S. Davis, AA. Cornell, D. Fiordalice, S. Eisen- berg, K. DeAAartino, D. Costanzo, R. Dana, D. Crimmins, J. Ferraro. Front row: W. Ellenberg, S. Cross, P. deZeeuw, J. Erkenbeck, J. Corbett, K. Fitch, L. Costello, J. Crocker, K. deAAaintenon, R. Davis, L. Crenan, B. English, J. Crate. I First row: AA. Halsey, C. Gibson, B. Hawkins, AA. Hogan, K. Gaylord. Second row: S. Gildersleeve, C. Hodge, C. Harnden, E. Hobbs, AA. Hill, T. Fogarty, S. Foster, C. Gulick, S. Gempler, S. Geiss. Third row: P. Hohnes, G. Gettys, F. Goddard, S. Funk, T. Ford, D. Gustin, S. Hammond, K. Goodfellow, T. Gaggin, AA. Flood, C. Hall, B. Hanna. Fourth row: D. Herholtz, R. Greene, J. Harris, AA. Griffith. 120 First row: B. Keese, K. Jones, D. Johnson, N. Hommel. Second row: F. Hotze, D. Jamieson, S. Johnson, J. Krall, B. Kent, P. LaBarge, L. Kaplan, S. King, K. Jaquith, P. Knight. Third row: P. LaBarge, C. Infantine, N. Johns, A. Lane, D. Jowett, M. Lambert, C. Jones, R. Landers, G. Houseman, T. Kilpatrick. First row: S. McIntyre, J. Lowe, P. Mackey, T. Marsh, M. McKenney, F. Mapstone, C. Lyon, K. Lombardi, K. McCarthy, G. McLaughlin, J. McCarty, P. Leahey, A. Lentini, D. Lange. Second row: B. Lotz, B. Lindley, T. Lunney, J. MacBeth, J. Leader, B. MacCollister, S. Lothes, M. McCarthy, D. Larus, B. Mayo, B. Leech, C. Martin, R. Latimer, J. Martin. 121 First row: D. Miller, P. Nelson. Second row: D. Nicholas, P. Pindell, M. Neville, C. Myers, L. Mott, S. Perry, K. Phelps, T. Myers, G. Piske, P. Noel. Third row: L. P. Dine, L. Neveldine, S. Mogavero, W. O'Connell, E. O'Brien, K. Murphy, C. McMullen, E. Naylor, T. O'Sullivan, K. Newell, M. McPeck, T. Naab, M. Perrine, R.Porcello, M. Miller. First row, front to back: A. Richards, B. Revette K. Ross, S. Sage, A. Ritter, T. Robbins, D. Quinn. Second row: D. Rowlingson, B. Shaub, M. Resig, C. Quell, T. Rybinski, J. Salmonsen, B. Purdy, K. Roberts. Third row: K. Potter, S. Rum- sey, J. Ryder, C. Rasch, T. Reif, R. Powers, M. Ricketts. Fourth row: S. Radney, M. Ryan, R. Read, J. Richardson, P. Schaff, C. Rasch, R. Ritzel. _ 122 First row: S. Ryder, P. Saltern, K. Bowers, P. Thibault, S. Knieser. Second row: G. Fien, E. Aragoni, S. Albanese, P. Crawford, J. May, C. Wittwer, H. Noy. Third row: D. Golly, F. Gaignault, J. Cooper, M. Albanese, J. Hildreth, K. Randall, D. Kelley, S. French, M. Stanier, F. Hrynio, H. Thibault. First row: J. Williams, D. Tedford, K. Stevens, P. Wells, N. Veator, D. Tedford. Second row: C. Whaley, B. VanArnam, P. Thayer, J. Taylor, L. Wells, B. Wilber, M. Upright, M. Winans, D. Visser. Third row: F. Stone, G. Tellman, K. Tardio, G. Voss, D. Timbie, J. Willis, G. Weindel, B. Tillman, D. Synakowski, D. Van Lengen, S. Whitney. 123 First row: C. Squire, S. Sharpe, P. Schlesinger, C. Schindler, S. Sparling. Second row: J. Severino, S. Simpson, C. Shopiro, C.Shaeffer, S. Shopek, N. Severance, L. Schneyder, L. Stager. Third row: J. Schoonmaker, B. Stancliffe, T. Sinback, D. Schulz, J. Staples, S. Spaulding, B. Shafer, L. Set- right, J. Smith, P. Stackfleth. 124 P- «HBN®! 125 SPORTS I I First row: J. Beidleman, J. Smith, B. Holden, G. Revercomb, B. Westlake, D. Drypolcher, R. Bornhurst, S. Flatt, C. Rising. Second row: L. Perry, T. Dyne, F. Thorne, R. Coppola, F. Carroll, D. Homer, T. Jackson. SCORES F-M 26 - 0 AAynderse F-M 27 - 13 Jamesville-DeWitt F-AA 7 - 12 Liverpool F-AA 7 - 20 North Syracuse F-AA 21 - 6 West Genesee F-AA 14 - 21 Baldwinsville F-AA 20 - 0 East Syracuse-AAinoa F-AA 27 - 7 Solvay VARSITY The Varsity gridders began the 1964 season with two impressive wins, including the win over arch- rival, Jamesville-DeWitt. Then, short on luck and points, the Hornets lost their next four games. After regaining their early season form, the Varsity defeated East Syracuse-Minoa and Solvay to end the season on a triumphant note. Drypolcher and Smith made First Team, All-County Honors, and Dave Homer received all-county and third team all- upstate honors. FOOTBALL First row: M. Stackfleth, C. Hannan, S. Martin, L. Baum, D. Niles, D. Robinson, R. Saltern, L. Shipps, G. Reynolds. Second row: M. Clare. Third row: F. Perkins, T. Ferguson, D. Shanahan, R. Coppola, L. Ketcham, T. Neveldine. ■S ■ f 'V it -o « Ktliii r v --v Wlk. ««.ilk JUNIOR VARSITY F-M 14 - 6 Jamesville-DeWitt F-M 28 - 0 Liverpool F-M 19 - 7 North Syracuse F-M 7 - 6 West Genesee F-M 20 - 20 Baldwinsville F-M 7 - 19 East Syracuse-Minoa F-M 39 - 0 Solvay FRESHMAN F-M 0 - 20 Chestnut Hill F-M 42 - 0 Liverpool F-M 0 - 7 Jamesville-DeWitt F-M 6 - 20 Roxboro Road J. V. Football Top row: Mr. Butler, Mr. O'Connor, A. Smith, D. Coope, T. Colucci, C. Beidleman, L. Cooper, T. Dennee, J. Peterson, G. Mann, G. Schaff, D. Hamilton, B. Bassett, S. Davis, B. Bewelly, B. Darrow, B.Purvis. Second row: J. Jackson, R. Sudmyer, D. Albanese, T. Collins, B. Coleman, M. Andrews, D. Barnwell, J. Hanley, M. Crawl, J. Collins, W. Short, W. Kingsbury, D. Forte. Bottom row: T. Kress, M. Pettrone, A. Norris, K. Spencer, J. Morley, J. Eisenberg, B. Pellenz, J. Phillips, J. Mapstone, P. Farnham, C. McIntyre, B. MacNeill, K. Smith, K. Fitch. JUNIOR VARSITY FRESHMAN The Junior Varsity gridders began strong with four straight wins. Then, after a tie and a loss, they finished the season one half a game behind the leaders, with a crushing 39-0 win over Solvay. The highlight of the Little Hornets' season came with a 42-0 win over Liverpool. Their other three games were lost by small margins, and Coach McMullen and Coach Dauenhauer have conditioned them well for future use on the J. V. and Varsity teams. FROSH FOOTBALL 61 M. Perrine 35 K. Phelps 13 K. Lombardi 36 J. Erkenbeck 74 B. Shaffer 39 F. Mapstone 48 G. Fien 74 S. Cross R. Adams 10 T. Capporizzo 11 D. Jamieson 31 M. Ricketts 49 D. Gaggin 76 T. Reif 30 L. Crennan 60 D. Anderson 24 M. Augat 41 G. Houseman 40 R. Davis 25 R. Latimer 32 T. Myers R. Brown J. May J. McMullen, Coach 34 B. English 56 M. Griffith 55 T. Carroll 81 D. Timbie 72 S. Perkins 54 S. Bartlett 33 R. Greene 47 D. Larus 73 J. Leader 43 R. Powers 22 T. Lunney D. Golly, Mgr. First row: E. Allen, M. Gilman, F. Jacobs, J. Higgins, P. Phelps, P. Palmer, J. Harris, R. Davis. Second row: A. Harris, W. Trivelpiece, D. Neary, A. Anton, H. Mayo, D. Vermilya, J. Miller. Third row: Coach Fishell, S. Bickelhaup, K. Almstead, S. Eaton, H. Miller, H. Crawford, K. Langworthy, N. McAndrew, J. Almstead, B. Carr. I VARSITY SOCCER J-V SOCCER I The Varsity Soccer Squad posted a respectable three-win, three-loss, three-tie record for the season. Neary, Trivelpiece and Davis were high scorers, and Coach Fishell looks for a good '65 season. Coach Baum's booters ended a successful season with a fine five-win, one-loss record. Outstanding players for the J. V.'s were John Young and Pete Hesslein. First row: G. Bloss, B. Voiles, R. Nash, P. Hesslein. Second row: R. French, T. Schmidt, E. Bottrill, T. Gwinn, J. Young. Third row: T. Stone, J. Delaney, J. Beck, G. Beck, J. Earle, M. Hooper, Coach Baum. 132 First row: D. Eckerson, T. Weller. Second row: A. Johnson, D. Perry, D. Ashe, A. Egy. Third row: Coach Farrell, C. Bloss (manager), J. Wolde-Yohannes, G. Wells, G. Rasmussen, D. Corner, M. Scott (manager). CROSS COUNTRY Although the inter-scholastic record was not spectacular, the team is improving each year. Best runners of the 1 964 season were C. Perry, D. Corner, D. Eckerson. Coach Farrell sees a better season this year and also says that student interest in the sport is growing. FRESHMAN SOCCER F-M 1 - 0 F-M 3 - 0 F-M 2 - 0 F-M 5 - 1 F-M 5 - 2 Liverpool Gillette Road, North Syracuse Chestnut Hill, Liverpool Baldwinsville Roxboro Road, N.S. Tie: West Genesee First row: S. Rumsey, J. Armbrust, B. Revette, K. Jaquith. Second row: B. Kent, S. King, M. Miller, P. La Barge, S. Simpson. Third row: H. Joy, D. Gustin, F. Bailey, B. Staub, D. Synakowski, K. Fitch. Fourth row: T. Burkett, B. Lotz, L. Costello, J. Hapler, J. Smith, G. Voss, J. Willis. 133 First row: R. Wheeler, B. Sudmyer, D. Shanahan, P. Wells, P. Konefal, AA. Gaitley, T.Kress, B. Brown. Second row: F. Perkins, J. Smith, J. AAeyers, J. Piddock, T. Dyne, K. Saltern, D. Homer, T. Neveldine, Coach Prigoff. VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1964-65 Varsity cagers were short on height but long on hustle. Consistently giving their taller opponents a run for their money, the Hornets pulled four big wins, while dropping five by small margins. The most cherished win was that over undefeated, archrival Jamesville — DeWitt. Jeff leaps for a long one ... 34 Piddock puts it right past 'em. . . SCORES F-M 60 - 38 F-M 46 - 99 F-M 48 - 41 F-M 46 - 48 F-M 50 - 45 F-M 29 - 45 F-M 40 - 49 F-M 67 - 63 F-M 39 - 52 West Genesee Baldwinsville East Syracuse-Minoa Solvay Jamesville-DeWitt Liverpool North Syracuse West Genesee Baldwinsville Co-captains Jeff Smith and Dave Homer have a little pre-game conference. First row: J. Rowlingson (manager), T. Kress, M. Pettrone, R. Wagner, S. Bickelhaup, W. Trivelpiece, B. MacNeill, Manager G. Voss. Second row: J. Delaney, R. Graham, K. Langworthy, B. Bassett, R. Saltern, S. Peterson, L. Perry, G. Mann, N. McAndrew. Lynn prepares to drop it in.. . JV BASKETBALL The J. V. hoopsters added another fine year to Coach Hollenbeck's traditional record of top teams by fighting their way into the first division after their two initial defeats. SCORES F-AA 21 - 39 F-AA 28 - 38 F-AA 58 - 40 F-AA 31 - 28 F-AA 41 - 29 F-AA 44 - 29 F-AA 29 - 39 F-AA 42 - 26 F-AA 42 - 32 West Genesee Baldwinsville East Syracuse-Minoa Solvay Jamesville-DeWitt Liverpool North Syracuse West Genesee Baldwinsville 136 Alert Hornets watch foul shot attempt . . . FRESHMAN BASKETBALL The Freshman Basketball team has a five-win-three-loss and varsity teams, particularly Meyers, Leader, Lunney, standing at the halfway mark of the season, and Coach Bartlett and Copeland, who may supply some badly Sheridan expects to finish with a better than average needed height, record. The team has some strong prospects for the j.v. First row: T. Caporizzo, M. Brown, K. Fitch, B. Lotz, C. Hall, K. Lombardi, T. Meyers, B. Shafer, B. Rivette. Second row: Coach Sheridan, T. Carroll (manager), J. Staples, T. Lunney, M. Ricketts, S. Bartlett, D. Copeland, M. McPeck, D. Larus, J. Leader, R. Landers. First row: J. Webb, S. Tirone, G. Ryder. Second row: J. Heckerman, S. Coope, R. Davis, D. Horton, B. Grace, L. Kennedy, C. McIntyre, D. Chapman, L. Ketcham, R. Eckerlin. Third row: Coach Luttinger, B. Ellenberg, B. French, S. King, B. Moore, B. Teute, D. Eckerson, R. Milovicz, B. Nicholl, T. Weller, B. Potter. Fourth row: T. Schmidt, P. Gianforte, D. Bennett, M. Hooper, A. Anton, J. Earle, D. Bowman, J. Beck, G. Beck. John holds a Maltese cross for the camera . . . GYMNASTICS The undefeated gymnastic teams, thanks principally to the efforts of Co-Captains Steve Tirone, Gary Ryder and John Webb, put on a strong performance throughout the season. The boys demonstrat- ed the fine coaching of Mr. Luttinger and assistant, Mr. Dauen- hauer. Steve Tirone demonstrates a lever . . . Varsity, First row: J. Parnell, D. Neary, B. Voiles, J. Heckerman, T. Rybinski, K. Jacobs, F. Jacobs. Second row: B. Purvis (manager), R. Martin (captain), J. Almstead, T. Jackson, B. Gowdy, S. Martin, C. Lothes (captain), B. Whitaker (manager). WRESTLING The Varsity grapplers fell behind in the lower weight classes but consistently brought themselves back into contention with strong finishes, leaving them with a three to seven record at the three-quarter mark of the season. Junior Varsity, First row: K. Wuerslin, G. Voss, A. Egy, B. Kent, A. Johnson, T. Mattice, T. Burkett, B. Deacon, J. Wolde Johannes. Second row: J. Ashe, T. Atseff, J. Erkenbeck, D. Kelly, W. Short, S. Lothes, B. Robinson, G. Bock, D. Robinson, B. McGann, R. Coffman, F. Kilian, K. Almstead, W. Roberts. 139 I VARSITY BASEBALL The defending all-county champs ended a fine F-M 3 - 6 North Syracuse season tied for first place with an eight-won, two- F-M 1 1 - 0 B'ville lost record. The excellent North Syracuse team was F-M 17 - 4 Solvay the only team to beat the Hornets, except for a F-M 4 - 3 Liverpool loss in the playoffs. Skip Demeree, Dave Homer and F-M 1 - 0 West Genesee Art Colasanti were rewarded with first-team all- F-M 4 - 5 North Syracuse county honors, while Bob Sudmyer and John Stelljes F-M 1 1 - 7 J-D received second-team honors. F-M 1 1 - 1 B-ville F-M 5 - 2 J. D. F-M 2 - 6 North Syracuse Playoff FRESHMAN BASEBALL The little Hornets suffered a disappointing two-won. F-M 14 - 11 Chittenango seven-lost record for the season, but gained valuable F-M 1 - 6 Roxboro experience for the future varsity and junior varsity F-M 6 - 9 Roxboro teams. F-M 7 - 6 Gillette F-M 4 - 6 West Genesee F-M 3 - 6 Chittenango F-M 5 - 11 Gillette F-M 6 - 15 B'ville F-M 7 - 8 E. S. M. At bat: A. Colasanti, B. Sudmyer. First row: J. Tillman, J. Kuhl, J. Beidleman, J. Stelljes, D. Homer. Second row: J. Smith, B. Westlake, R. Bornhurst, D. Park, F. Perkins, R. Sline, Coach Butler. 140 r. First row: F. Carroll, G. Revercomb, D. Shanahan, W. Trivelpiece, K. Fitch, R. Joyce, B. Timmins. Second row: S. Bickelhaup, R. Bornhurst, K. Lang- worthy, S. Davis, K. Saltern, G. Wells, R. Sylvester, R. Martin, Coach Fishell. J-V BASEBALL The Junior Varsity team upheld the F-M tradition by winning the county title with an eight-win, one-loss record. Dick Shanahan and Gary Revercomb hit over .500 while Kyle Saltern batted many four baggers. The pitching was led by Bob Sylvester and R. Joyce. SCORES F-M 1 1 - 1 Canastota F-M 3 - 7 North Syracuse F-M 8 - 4 Baldwinsville F-M 13 - 2 Westhill F-M 9 - 2 Liverpool F-M 20 - 1 Canastota F-M 18 - 1 Solvay F-M 15 - 1 West Genesee F-M 7 - 1 Chittenango F-M 19 - 1 Marcellus' F-M 15 - 4 Jamesville-DeWitt F-M 5 - 2 East Syracuse-Minoa Freshman baseball, First row: T. Kress, C. Menter, R. Sudmyer, M. Andrews, T. Schmidt, C. Talbott, B. Grumbles. Second row: N. McAndrew, L. Shaw, C. Beidleman, G. Mann, W. Kingsbury, H. Kates, T. Harrison, W. Roberts. r First row: A. Ashe, J. Jacobs, R. Coppola, J. Earle, S. Martin, G. Bock, D. Eckerson, A. Egy. Second row: B. DeMartino, B. Carr, D. Kirkley, D. Robinson, J. Shepard, J. Almstead, B. Drake, T. Jackson, R. Byrne, T. Hurdman, B. Coleman, B. Robinson, Coach Dauenhauer. k TRACK AND FIELD The strength of the team was the field event men; John Jacobs, who set county records in the one and two-mile runs, and Bob Drake, who was top man in the discus throw and set a new county record in shot put. Backing him up were the Robinsons, and Ted Jackson, outstanding in the hop-step-jump event, and the 220-yard run. Ok First row: R. Gooding, A. Mayo, J. Pepin. Second row: B. Hall, B. Potter, J. Young, A. Harris, P. Hesslein, L. Burdett, W. Burt, G. Hoover. TENNIS The 1964 tennis team last year experienced a fairly good season, and a better one is expected this year. Outstanding players were Pepin and Gooding. The 1964 LaCrosse team, in its initial season, tied for last place with the equally inexperienced North Syracuse team. Coach Vedder sees definite improvement this year. Also, student interest in the sport is increasing because it is such a fast paced, action game. LACROSSE First row: F. Graves, J. J. Milner, R. Golly, P. Gianforte, B. Pellenz, L. Shipps, B. Bell, B. Schermerhorn, B. MacNeill. Second row: M. Hickok, A. Norris, M. Clare, C. Cook, E. Bottril, P. Farnham, D. Nelson, J. Huffaker, J. Eisenberg, M. Brown, E. Owens. Third row: Coach Hall, T. Dineen, F. Marlowe, C. Stringer, B. Brown, R. Saltern, B. Whittaker, H. Crawford, B. Bewley, D. Beck, J. Goodfellow, B. Balinsky, C.'Bloss, Coach Vedder. 143 Mr. Saunders, D. Gasen, B. Sylvester, J. Lanza, F. Carroll, J. Tucker. B 0 W L 1 N G The Varsity Bowling Squad, member of a nine-team county league, finished fourth this season. Also scheduled is a doubles tournament and a match against the faculty team. J. Powers, P. Kon The Varsity Golf Squad, led by linksman Tony Hooper, putted its way to second place in the county league. Coach Prigoff looks for a strong team again this year. I, G. MacNeill, Coach Prigoff, M. Hooper, T. Hooper. Beryl zeroes in for another strike . . . BLOCK F-M Block F-M: (from left) First row: S. Flatt, R. Saltern, B. Brown, S. Eaton, C. Rising, B. Gowdy, L. Perry, B. Westlake, H. Miller, K. Langworthy, J. Beidleman, B. O'Palka. Second row: R. Bornhurst, K. Almstead, B. Holden, J. Smith, C. Hannan, D. Homer, F. Perkins, J. Almstead, K. Saltern, D. Gasen, T. Ferguson, L. Shipps. Third row: R. Martin, P. Konefal, D. Corner, B. Robinson, D. Drypolcher. D. Robinson, T. Neveldine, S. Martin, B. DeMartino, F. Thorne, C. Lothes, H. Mayo, M. Hooper. Fourth row: D. Neary, B. Sudmyer, G. Revercomb, K. Fitch, F. Carroll, D. Shanahan, R. Coppola, W. Trivelpiece, M. Gaitley, L. Ketchum, M. Clare, S. Coope. Fifth row: S. Tirone, M. Hickok, B. Pellenz, P. Palmer, C. Perry, F. Jacobs, J. Kuhl, I. Randall, M. Bracker, D. Dorn, S. Jackson, P. Bartlett, M. Balinsky. Sixth row: J. Gittleman, C. Parker, K. Costello, M. Billings, P. Shipway, S. Tomb, B. Lloyd, L. Phelps, I. Haskins, B. Belton, P. Buck, D. Lindley, D. Hill, M. Heckerman. 145 First row: M. Balinsky, L. Phelps, P. Bowman, D. Eaton. On Beam: L. Hopkins, S. Jackson. Second row: L. Costas, R. Huffaker, D. Hill, S. Pilcher, I. Randall, N. Naylor, M. Metz, P. Figie, R. Crouch, C. Parker, M. Benedict. Third row: L. Rogers, D. Dorn, M. Mahon, J. Gaitley, K. Wilbur, P. Bartlett, L. Fardig, J. Garvey, M. DeWitt, T. Butler, J. Fellows. Fourth row: M. Gaudio, S. Rasimus, E. Raker, M. Gustin, M. Billings, P. Benoit, J. Kath, N. Cougler, P. Beebe, N. Becker, P. Buck, V. Dee, D. Thompson, V. Scott, B. Lindley, K. Gilman. GIRLS' LEADERS i BOYS' LEADERS First one: S. Martin, C. Beidleman, B. Brown, G. Schaff, L. Perry, K. Saltern, S. Flatt, B. Westlake, D. Drypolcher, L. Coope, J. Pace, M. Nicholls, D. Shanahan, J. Sims, B. O'Palka, B. Sylvester. Second row: T. Neveldine, F. Carroll, K. Fitch, J. Mapstone, T. Dyne, B. MacNeill, K. Coppola, H. Craw- ford, F. Mapstone, D. Small, C. Lothes, B. Deacon, D. Homer, F. Perkins. Third row: N. McAndrews, P. Phelps, S. Lothes, J. Morley, R. Wagner, D. Neary, D. Golly, B. Sudmeyer, S. Coope, T. Kress, M. Gaitley. Fourth row: P. Farnham, P. Hesslein, G. Fien, S. Tirone. 146 GIRLS' SPORTS A graceful maneuver known as the modified push-up. The final exercise — weak collapse. This group smiles bravely through their training dosages . . . The girls engage in some synchronized (?) calisthenics . . . Mrs. R. calls the ranks to attention. This, called a balance beam vault, was the cause of innumer-’ able bruised shins. Remember girls, the way you drive, always be sure to yell 'FORE!' This is field hockey—not mass mayhem. This is the part to pull. Lorraine Phelps demonstrates an exercise on the parallel bars. Kay Costello breezes easily through the difficult flank vault. Barb Belton does a perfect handstand in her gymnastic routine. The girls are hard at practice before a big game .. . CHEERLEADERS Varsity: D. Lindley, S. Tomb, B. Lloyd. (On wall): R. Huffaker, S. Connor B. Belton, J. Gittleman. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: (from left) N. Longenmayr, S. Demong, S. Fountain, R. Milner, C. Bell, T. Goff, B. Westlake. Joey leads the girls in a familiar cheer . . . JUNIOR PROM Dale and Joey crown our 1964 A.F.S. King and Queen: Lemonia Panou and Umit Somer. I The Sophomore class puts the finishing touches on some ferocious molars. WINTER CARNIVAL The dwarfs in the HO-HO-HO Valley won't take this lying down. 155 SENIOR PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Harry Alheid Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Almstead Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Ashe Mr. and Mrs. George Bacel Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Baird, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Bartlett Mr. and Mrs. Wesley H. Blundell Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Buck Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Burtis Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Caporizzo Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Corrigan Mr. and Mrs. John A. Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Lee C. Cheney Mr. and Mrs. John M. Clare Mr. and Mrs. Donald Coffman Mr. and Mrs. Donald Connelly Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Cook Mr. and Mrs. James S. Coons Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. Costello Mrs. Leah W. Costello Mr. and Mrs. James H. Cougler James A. Courtwright Mr. and Mrs. Howard T. Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Milton Davies Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Davis Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Deacon Mr. and Mrs. Robert De Martino Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Drypolcher Mr. and Mrs. Howard Eckerlin Mr. and Mrs. Case Edwards Dr. and Mrs. Oliver B. Fardig Mr. and Mrs. William A. Garrison Mr. and Mrs. John C. Gates Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gaudio Mrs. Shirley H. Gittleman Mr. and Mrs. William A. Greeley Mr. and Mrs. Chester Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Gustin Mr. and Mrs. Judson B. Hale Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Hanna Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Haynes Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Hobbs Mr. and Mrs. George M. Holden Mr. and Mrs. George E. Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Gamble E. Huffaker Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Hunter Mrs. Mary H. Ince Mr. and Mrs. Gordon B. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. C. Milton Jacobson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jackson Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Johnston Dr. and Mrs. John E. Keiser Mr. and Mrs. Francis C. Ketcham Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kobryn Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Kuhl, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter V. Kulba Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Lamoreaux Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Langenmayer Mr. and Mrs. John L. Larkin Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lindley Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Long Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Loretz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lothes Mrs. Eleonore J. Mack Mr. and Mrs. Orrin MacMurray, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald K. Mahler Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Malone Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Marden Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Marlowe Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Martin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mayberry Mrs. Henry W. Mayo, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. McCabe Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. McCarty Mr. and Mrs. John P. Messerly Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Metz Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Miller Dr. and Mrs. Howard F. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Wesley F. Muller Mr. and Mrs. Gordon P. Noble Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Nolan Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Olsen Mr. and Mrs. Guy O. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Francis D. Perkins Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Pritchard Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Potter Mr. and Mrs. Harry Randall Mr. and Mrs. Allan Rasmussen Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Rausch Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Rich Dr. and Mrs. Paul Rist Mr. and Mrs. Dan N. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Warren E. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Irving L. Rutkoff Mr. and Mrs. Ray L. Ryder Dr. and Mrs. Dewey Sandell Mr. and Mrs. Fremont H. Schug Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Scott Mrs. Robert E. Seymour Mrs. Doris E. Sheedy Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Shipway Mr. and Mrs. Grant Shoemaker Mr. and Mrs. Casimir P. Siwik John Frederick Smith Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Spichiger Dr. and Mrs. S. W. Stringer Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Sylvester Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Thibault Major and Mrs. Edward Thorne Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thornton Mr. and Mrs. Donald N. Timbie Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thompson Mrs. Elenor Tomb Mr. and Mrs. Albert P. Warnke Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Westlake Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. Earl Van Valkenburg LeRoy E. VanVerth Mr. and Mrs. Floyd A. Winans Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Zankowski RICHARD D. COFFMAN Our lost senior appears here because our super-efficient staff just found his picture. Rick transferred from West Genesee this year and is interested in electronics . . . Astronomy Club . . . Radio Club . . . Junior Engineering Tech Society . . . track, wrestling, golf, cross-country, soccer . . . 56 PERSONAL PATRONS John A. Applegate Mrs. M. W. Backus Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Bassett Mrs. Beavard Mr. Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Brink Mr. R. G. Cheney Mrs. H. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Conrad G. Collins Robert Cornett Mr. and Mrs. Allan Coughlin William Craigie P. H. Davis F. C. DeLeary Mr. and Mrs. Francis Demong Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Ferguson Mrs. Howard Figaro Joseph P. Fortino Mrs. Fryant Eleanor Gilsenan M. L. Griffith Mrs. Goddard Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Gooding R. S. Gwinn, Jr. R. A. Harper Mr. and Mrs. G. Burton Harrold Mr. and Mrs. W. Helden Mrs. H. D. Hexamer Mr. Hogan Mr. and Mrs. W. Burdoin Jones Hamilton King Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Knight Mrs. Carl Leland Mrs. E. A. Logan Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Mason John W. Matthews J. H. McBride Mr. M. McCarthy S. M. Mead Mrs. Miller Mrs. Nevmeister Mrs. J. A. Pauldine Mr. and Mrs. H. Peisel J. Persse Mrs. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Pierson Mrs. Richard Reif Jean and Bob Romer Dr. and Mrs. John W. Rowlingson John J. Rymell L. I. Soldi G.Savage Robert Schermerhorn K. Schlesinger Mr. Semmens Dr. A. E. Spearing Mr. Starkey C. N. Stien Mr. and Mrs. Warren Strong S. Vella Mr. and Mrs. W. VonTongelin C. W. Wilbur Mrs. Winsor Jackie Weichert E. E. Wren Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wyrick Hey! There goes a prospective voter! 157 BUSINESS PATRONS Arley's Hotel Morgan Badgley Co., Inc. Bell Gift Shop Brignall and Sons Plumbing Beattie's Market Brown's Jewelry Store Cecil and Paul's Service Station The Chalet Restaurant L. Red Chapman Coach and Lantern Shop Cook's Restaurant The Corner Cottage Culligan Soft Water Service Daniel's Hair Stylist Drake Studio Ernest and Cooper Insurance Fayetteville Pharmacy Fayetteville Village Sales Fortino of Fayetteville Greene-Chapman Hardware Goode and Webster, Inc. Howard's Department Store Joseph's Hair Fashions Harbor Marina Thomas H. Kinsella Excavating and Trucking Co. Leader's Shoe Store Lipe's Dairy Lonnie's Gulf Station Lyndon Fashions Lyndon Plaza Beauty Salon Margo's Beauty Salon Mar-Jo Hair Stylist, Inc. Marx Jewelry McIntyre Paper Co. Midstate Telephone Co. Don Miner's Shell Station Norton's Hardware Parker's Peony Farm Pearl's Beauty Shop Purcell's Atlantic Service Ransier-Merit Drugs Slator's Tailor Shop Smith's Red and White Victory Markets Weber's Department Store Weekes' Florist Which book is mine? 158 American Field Service Athletic Association Cheerleaders Class of 1965 Class of 1966 Class of 1967 Class of 1968 Cossacks Faculty Association French Club Future Farmers Future Homemakers Future Nurses Future Secretaries Future Teachers Home and School Association Hornets' Nest Latin Club Library Club National Honor Society Pallette Club Radio Club School Store Spanish Club Student Council Swing Sixteen Teen Canteen Voices Yorkers SCHOOL PATRONS 159 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansas Citv — Winnipeg Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements USA M| t ' $ . j