Fulton High School - Falcon Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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Bill Warwick Bill Watkins Mono Weaver Carolyn Webb Janice Whiteside Linda Wight Phyllis Williams Sonny Wilson Gayle Wolfe l l Bobby June Wright Bill York Charles You ng Barbara Dunn Lester Malmquist Charles Stevens

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Patsy Pitts Gerald Raine Robert Reeverts Bob Repass Shirley Ricker Pat Robertson Bill Rook Bill Sattertielcl Ralph Stalsworth Bernard Steele Joan Summey Eureka Suttles Patsy Taylor Bill Todd Betty Turner

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Last Will and Testament of O the Sen lor Class When in the course of human? - events it becomes necessary to depart from dear ole' Fulton High School, we of the Senior Class are about to shed some duck tears. We have to leave, but we can't take it with us. So-we leave to: THE JUNIORS - All our bandages and medicines in the hope that they won't get cut as much as we did. THE SOPHOMORES - The Green Hornet, in the hope that they can make it run. THE FRESHMEN - All our ropes in the hope that they will be able to hang as loose as we did for 4 years. COACH SHARP - All our fathers' suspenclers in the hope that something will come up. COLONEL LOWERY - The duck tears that we have just shed in hopes that they put out the fires in the sinks. ' MISS VAUGHT - An elevator lhandy pocket sizeb so she won't have to walk up those 99 steps from Broadway. MISS KENT - All our cuss words, if you'll pardon the slang. MR. TURLEY - A ioke book to replenish his threadbare supply of iokes. MISS BEVERLEY 4 The hopes of selling more annuals next year. MISS PAUL - Another historical fact: Mr. Andre was the best metal termite in the nation. MR. TORRESANI - All the sawdust out of our heads for use in future students. MISS CHESNUTT - All our imperfections along with a tear for the few students that didn't have any. MISS ADCOCK - A beautiful orchid to wear in her hair to school everyday. MR. GAMMON - Our gratitude for the good ole' Joe he has been to us. MRS. CARUTHERS - All our clocking typewriters in hopes that she will get a per- manent room for them. We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all students are created equal lTeach- ers! Please take note and make an effort to pass us.D We therefore, solemnly leave .......... if we can. The Senior Class by Barbara Davis Barbara Buckley 33