Fulton High School - Talespin Yearbook (Middleton, MI)

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STUART SNIDER Stuart is a nice guy, ?ie's always chasing Acker: To him we give this telephone So he can always contact her. MARY PRICE H-ere in this class of '46 We have a bashful thing: To Mary Price, goes this phone. We hope she'll get a ring. EVELYN COOK Evelyn is so very gentle We often wonder why. Here's a bottle of perfume To help hook a guy. DEE COOPER Even though Dee is so big and strong, Without Bonnie he couldn't get along. So to him we give this box of pep And hope they always keep in step. WENDELL SOMERS Wendell is our president His responsibilities are great, To him we give this memo book So he'll remember every date. IPIIHUHH FRANK DeMOTT Frank always has a comment On everything- that's said. We give to him this pad So he can write it down instead. NELLIE DICKINSON To help you with your housework And keep things spic and span. We give to you, Nellie This little dust-pan. IOE HALMO Ioe is a mighty man At sports he is c champ. ' I-I-ere's a letter of recommendation All you need is a stamp. NII.A HOWE Nila is so fond of dancing She'll dance from mom till night. Here are some little slippers We hope they aren't too tight. 3 ROBERTA BARNHILL Roberta will be a housewife. And live wi'h Warren all her life. To her we give this little dish And hope she gets her every wish. IUNE WRIGHT Iune has beautiful big brown eyes They sparkle with mischief and glee. To her we give these colored glasses So of life's bright side she'll always see. LOUISE REEV ES Louise Reeves who you all know, Is now a soldier's wife. We wish to give to her This little paring knife. LOUISE HAAS Louise is so carefree and happy. We know many friends she has won. To her we give this book to read When her day's work is done. -Colleen Glazier and Ioyce Craig I I 1 SQ: ill. Qf 4 fl ll ' I

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HILDA IOHNSON Hilda is a stunning blonde And she seldom wears a irown. To her we give this auto So she can go from town to town. WAYNE ZITTEI. Wayne is a handsome lad He really dresses sharp. We give him this song book To keep him singing like a lark. BONN A LEE TROUB Bonnie is a busy girl v And lull oi mischief too To her we give these handcuffs So Dee will have to be true. KATHRYN SHUTTLEWORTH Kathryn is a merry lass And sort of likes the boys. To her we give this little man And hope it adds much to her joys. CAROLYN LOWREY Carolyn plans to wed in Iune A pretty bride she'll make. To her we'll give this little knife To cut her wedding cake. VERA KOZENT- Vera is rather short and chubby. And so to help her get a hubby We give her this powder pu!! And hope she really do? her stuti. IAMES BOOTS To Iim who, when in school. Sat and stared or slept. We give these crunchy Grape Nuts So he may have some pep. EIHHIUHH RICHARD TROUB Richard we shall call the Admiral. For a sailor he will be We give him this telescope To see what he can see. IACK SCHAF ER lack has a weakness. For pretty girls he falls: This picture of Ioan we give him To hang upon the wall. DOROTHEA LEPLEY Dorothea hasn't much to say: We don't know what her goal is. So here is a wishing ring for her To lead her where her beau is. RICHARD STONEMAN Dickie stirs up mischief 4 Wherever he may go. ' Here are some little vitamins To take ii he ieels low. TOM ZAMARRON Tom is so dark and handsome. The girls he likes to tease. Here is a book on etiquette So he'll always be at ease. GRETA CHAFFIN Greta likes to dance so well She seldom misses one. Here is a watch to tell her When the dance is done. PHILLIP SEELEY Phillip is an active lad. A iarmer he'll be some day. We give him this wire., . So he can bale up his hay. I WAYNE SMITH Wayne is a very quiet boy, He hardly says a word. To him we give this whistle Now maybe he can be heard. AUDREY VAUGHN Audrey is a pretty blonde. Always willing to do her job. To her we give this tablet To write to her heart throb. RUTH ROBISON Ruth is so small and silent She hardly speaks above a sigh To her we give this book on voice And hope she will try and UY. IRIS BLAIR Iris is a quiet girl. She's bound to be a typist: We give her this typing pad That she may oiten write us. KENNETH BRAMEN We know him as a driver. -I-Ie's handy with a truck. To Kenneth we give this bottle To keep his spirits up. RUTH BAKER Ruth isn't a had girl: Though she likes to have her fun. To her we give this little car To keep her on the run. DELORES BARNES Delores is a tall girl. So pretty and so neat: We give to her this candy bar To always keep her sweet.

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TOP ROW Harry Vaughn, lack Pomeroy, Russel Smith. Howard Smith, Donald Acker Robert Stadlberger Harry Babcock, Maynard Cole, David Rudd. Richard Gamer. Wilbert Graham Alden Akin Gerald Cook. SECOND ROW Mr. Paine, Charlotte Partitt, Muriel Smith, Lois Du Bois, Ardella Leiby Thelma Brown Phyllis Lohrer. Margie Edwards. Hazel Mull, Helen Holter, Lucille Struble THIRD HOW Robert Litwiller, Edward Divish, Ioyce Martin, Marilyn Davis, lean English Leatha Hinton Dorothy Baxter, Wanda Peighner. I. C. Reinsmith, Darwin Duilo. JUWUHE At the opening day of school last fall. thirty-five students enrolled as Iuniors. At our first class meeting, we elected our class officers: President, Don Ackerg Vice Presi- dent, Robert Feighner: Treasurer. Carol Glazier: Secretary, Charlotte Parfitt: Class Advisor, Mrs. Becker. Our play, Aaron Slick from Punkin Creek, was our highlight for the year. It was a three-act comedy with Edward Div- ish playing the part of Aaron Slick. In October we sponsored the first school dance of the year. It turned out to be a big success. We are all looking for- ward with much enthusiasm to the Iunior- Senior prom. A ' 4 ,,, rf f If-f