Fulton Centralized School - Fultonian Yearbook (Swanton, OH)

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Senior Horoscopes NAME PASTIME PET PEEVE Murie Weaver Sleeping Spotlights Edna Wood Don Lee Childish people Joyce Rardin Shuffle-board Ohio weather Jane Parker ’39 Chevy Prevaricators Lloyd Poorman Driving School Clarence Pike Mysteries Staying home Jean Bryan Basketball Sophisticated people Robert Dowling Basketball School Fred Wyckoff Perrysburg Conceited people Merlen Martin Pool room Sophisticated women Irving Beroske Eating School LIKES WANTS-TO-BE ’46 Mercury Ambitious Music Singer Harley Hathaway Roy Hockman A friend of everyone © Housewife Garage work Mechanic Some people Farmer Eating Farmer Bowling Farmer Trucking Truck driver Basketball Man Movies Man •

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Senior Class Will... First of all, to Mr. Mcl-emore, our class advisor, we will the juniors, hoping they will be a better example than we were. To the junior class we will our lockers in hopes they have a little easier time finding things. To the sophomores we will our ability to get along with everyone. To the freshmen we will our hooks in hopes they won’t he in too had shape when it’s their turn. I. Edna Wood, do will and bequeath my music talent to Carol Huber, hoping she can also fill the halls with singing. 1, Jean Bryan, do will and bequeath my ability to get along with girls to Harold Leitner, hoping he will learn all the tricks. I. Jane Parker, do will and bequeath my ability to study and get good grades to Kathy Rardin, hoping she will give Phyllis Burkey good competition. I, Irving Beroske, do will and bequeath my quietness to Joann Matzinger, hoping she could go just one week without having to go to 12:30 club. I. Murle W eaver, do will and bequeath my ability to get home early to Joyce Borck and Luella Eaton, hoping they will not break their curfew hour. I, Bob Dowling, do will and bequeath my shortness to James Fetterman. hoping he will not get caught in the telephone wires. I, Joyce Rardin, do will and bequeath my ability to draw to Iris Poorman and Meredyth W atkins, hoping they will be great artists some day. I, Merlen Martin, do will and bequeath my w'olfish ways to Marvin Shipman. I. Clarence Pike, do will and bequeath my seat in English to Tom Mizer, hoping he can keep up the airplane production. I. Lloyd Poorman. do will and bequeath my ability to repair cars to Kenny Strong, hoping he can also be a great mechanic some day. I. Fred W yckoff, do will and bequeath my mechanical genius to Dorothy Lum- brezer and Ilena Borck. Get busy girls. 19

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Junior Class Play “TOBY HELPS OUT” Anne Coulter Martens — CHARACTERS — Verlen - June Joyce Jean . Fred Murle .. Rob Ruby Irving PLACE: The stage of an old lodge house. TIME: The present. Fall. Johnny---------------------------who directs the play Jane----------------------------who plays the heroine Molly------------------------------her friend Dave------------------------------who plays the hero Mortimer--------------------------who studies Latin Hetty Lou-----------------------------who lisps Toby---------------------------------who cuts up Mrs. Harvey------------------------who makes a promise Mr. Phelps who makes a decision Characters In The Play Within The Play, “Flower of the Valley” Geraldine Fair, our lovely heroine Jane Richard Dare, our stalwart hero Dave Flora. Geraldine’s faithful friend Molly Murdock, the arch-villain Johnny Mrs. Fair. Geraldine’s aged mother Toby The Sheriff, himself Mortimer PLACE: The living room of a deserted house. TIME: The hour is nearly midnight. — SYNOPSIS — ACT ONE: Getting ready for the play. The stage of an old lodge house. A Saturday afternoon in October. ACT TWO: The play itself. “Flower of the Valley.” The scene is the same, with the stage set for the play. One week later. ACT THREE: After the play is over. The scene is the same. A half hour later. 21