Fulton Centralized School - Fultonian Yearbook (Swanton, OH)

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CLASSES

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Portraits of Personalities . . . We’re just the simple Seniors, graduation is our aim, Maybe these few lines below will bring to us some fame. Through all twelve years, we’ve labored hard, both at work and play. Plays, games, parties, and tests, And now comes the final day. These lines do not have rhythm sprightly So we hope you’ll take them lightly. If you've stenciling, typing, or some other work to do, Just call on ZUMA ROBERTS to help you pull through. MARIAN DOWLING, that dark-haired lass. Is the sharp one of our class. Hear that rumble, feel that jar. It’s just GERALD SNYDER in his Buick car. DOLORES SCHMITZ is undecided as to her future profession. Whether a beautician, secretary, or clerk, We know she'll lead the procession. DOROTHY SNYDER, with her smiling face, Helps make school a cheerful place. BUD PUTMAN, one of the tallest of the four, Is always there to make a score. That gal so neat, and so trim The one to help with vigor and vim, Our Senior president, capable and able, Yes, you've guessed, it’s JANICE HABEL. Business management is PATRICIA BUR KEY’S notion. And with her ability, she’s sure to win promotion. HAROLD MARTIN, with his teasing ways, Keeps us in good humor on those trying days. If you’ve an ache, or pain, or feeling worse, Call on RUBY MOORE, her ambition—a nurse. BETTY SHIPMAN, our songbird thrush, Is never known, someone’s feelings to crush. CLAUDE SIMON wants to be a farmer. We’re sure he’ll be an agricultural charmer. The end draws nigh, So without much “adieu” We say “Good-bye.’'

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Junior Class FIRST ROW: Jane Parker. Fred Wychoff, Hob Dowling. SECOND ROW: Jean Bryan, Joyce Hardin, Merlin Martin. THIRD ROW: Lloyd Poorman, Irving Beroske. Murle Weaver.