Fulton Centralized School - Fultonian Yearbook (Swanton, OH)

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'e i i or poem cont’d. Now farming is a business, That will rever be out of Date, Marvin Johnson, therefore, Is sure to aT : ys rate. Don Simon, with a cer'sin Rose, Is satisfied to a T, And he, himself, is satisfying With his personality. Information about the Bartlett pear May be hard to reach, Allyn Schmitz, he ever, can tell you About a certain Bartlett Peech. Leo Szebo, strange es it may seem, jays farming is his only dream. Nov please don’t push, And please don’t shove, Donald Forrest gives to Nancy, All his time and love. Ramon Battiri, with his rood looks, Spends his spare time reading books. I. arvin Donnelly, Martin Adams, end Homer Watkins, too, re three more graduates to whom much credit i3 due. i’hey have been serving in the Armed Forces Of the United States, And we are very happy to welcome them back As our classmates. You realize of course, This is nothing very swell. Also, that many of the lines Do not rhyme so well, But then it’s the best That I can do, So I'll sign my name, And ay I’m through. Luie Vetkins.

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THE SENIORS OF 1947 For twelve long years we've journeyed here, Our lessons for to learn; And nov: after our many ha - py times, Or: duetion,'at the present, is our deepest concern. And now I guess an introduction, To these folks is next in line, Everyone of these Seniors, I must add, Is really very fine. Vf. ...A '7ILLSGN i3 a person, ho thoroughly enjoys her skating, SERNKDA RECHTINE, naturally enough, Is very fond of dating. News, typing, errors, and mistakes by the score, MARILYN PUTMAN is making these her past-time, 'Cause she's the Annual Editor . Our dark-haird girl is next in line, HELEN CARROLL is her name; I'll bet that 10 years from now, She’ll still be the same. Also, found among the happy Seniors to rejoice, FLORENCE THOMAS is heard with her high sooreno voice. Do you have trouble settling your case? Does your life seen one big flaw? ELEANOR LAUNDER'» and LAURA POO KUAN, L!i7ht be of help-- They're planning to study Law. The girls aren't the only ones V ho are sharing in these joys, 3o let us meet the Senior boys.

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 C AZY HOUSE” Mrs. Aspasia Beldinker Aay Beldinker......... Bee Beldinker......... See Beldinker......... Laura................. Grandma Dimity........ Jonathan Q. Pypuss.... Dick Charles.......... • Suzy Kloppenheuer.... Launcelot Beldinker... Peter G. Fillup....... Signor................ . .Luella V.'atkins .. .Allyn Schmitz Eleanor Saunders ..Marilyn Putman .Florence Thomas Bernede Rechtine ....DoneId Simon .......Leo Szabo .. .7 ilme Willson . ..Donald Forrest . ....Martin Adams .... Ramon Battin ' •• • Most everyone has some type of hobby which they, like to spend their spare time on in a quiet restful wey. However, when it comes to hobbies being quietthe..Bel- dinker family is a greet exception. Can you imagine a family spending a peaceful afternoon with each member working on his or her hobby when the hobbies are: Mrs. Beldinker-----screeching and pounding at the piano; See -----hammering noisily with her faithful hammer (usual- ly using someone's foot for her target); Aay------riding his bicycle between his dc es of vitamin pills; Bee----- smearing carefully with ht .• over-sized paint brush and Grandma-----either listening for advertisements on the radio so she can 3end for some free samples or vronder- ing out loud if the ones she has sent for have arrived? Well, that's just a mild introduction to part of the cast of this play. The poor hen-pecked Mr. Beldinker is kept so busy working, his only hope or hobby is to stay out of the‘way of his wife. Laura, the maid, does her best to manage the affairs of the household. How- ever, between Jonathan Q. Pypuss and Peter G. Fillup, the family is persuaded to buy 8 thirty-seven voi' p encyclopedia on easy (!) payments. This is the fall of the Beldinker’s—resulting finally in the loss of their furniture and home. Also, we mefet Bee's dream boy, Dick Charles, who is going to an Erabalmer's school, Suzy Kloppenheuer, who is made beautiful end popular by Mrs. Beldinker, and Signor, who i3 tekbn for a greet ooeraman---another mistake of Mrs. Beldinker.