Fulton Centralized School - Fultonian Yearbook (Swanton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1959 volume:

ENTERING SCHOOL CAFETERIA LINE ldolph Furniture Company; Wauseon, Ohio Phone: 5991 CLASS MOTTO We have crossed the bay, the ocean lies before us. CLASS FLOWER Yellow Orchid CLASS COLORS Powder blue and white BOARD OF FDUCATION STANDING: Mrs. Arvine Cook, Emerson Hoffman, Loe Miller. SEATED: Mrs. Claude Simon, Clerk; Elden G. Arps, President; Carl Pfaff. Mr. Leland Dorsey Superintendent 7th Arithmetic 7th Ohio History Geog., Gov't. Mrs. Marie Hoffman Secretary Mr. W. H. Shaver Principal Science Mathematics SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1959, of Fulton Local School, Fulton Co., and state of Ohio, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any will or wills previously made by us. 1, Samuel Everett, will my parking lot in front of the school, to Terry Sampsel, if he can keep his car in good enough condition to use it. I, Dale Fetterman, will my height to Roger Gillen, hoping he can make good use of it on the basketball floor. I, Bob Fickle, will my place in office practice class to any junior boy who is brave enough to put up with the girls 1, Alvin Johnson, will my careful driving ability to Terry Sampsel and hope that he can stay out of the ditches better than 1. 1, Bob Leach, will my quiet, easy-going personality to my brother Dick, hoping he can make good use of it. I, Larry Marsh, will my excess weight to John Laver, hoping it comes in handy. 1, Anne Owens, will my temper to any girl who can beat up on Larry Carter and Steve Emahiser. I, Jerry Pfund, will my energy to Jim Foster. He can use it. I, Christine Putman, will my quietness and shyness to my sister Carole. She needs it. I, Donald Rashley, will my beautiful hair to anyone who wants to buy it on the installment plan. I, Betty Schwyn, will my long hair to Terry Sampsel, and my position as cheerleader to Delpha Barnes. I, Larry Smith, will my studying ability to Dick Leach. I, Sharon Strayer, will my ability to fight with Don Rashley to Cecelia C. and Dick L., hoping Cecelia does her job as well as I have. I, Margaret Taft, will my ability to gab to Marilyn Keopfer. 1, Joseph Vasko, will my ability to get along with Mrs. Kirtland to any boy who can use it. Mrs. Evelyn Lehman First Grade Mrs. Lucile Kling Third Grade Mrs. Cora E. Myers Fourth Grade Mr. Rose Miss Jean Brodbeck Fifth Grade Sixth Grade Mrs. Lininger Second Grade Mrs. Barbara Hayden SUBJECTS: Music COLLEGE: B. G. S. U. DEGREES: B. S. Mr. Peter Adamchak SUBJECTS: Phys. Ed., and Social Studies COLLEGE: Alderson Broaddus Mrs. Juanita Segrist SUBJECTS: 8th Science, Biology, and Algebra II COLLEGE: Mary Manse College DEGREES: B. S. Mrs. Joan Kirtland SUBJECTS: Speech and English I, II, III, IV COLLEGE: T. U. DEGREES: B. A. Miss Carol Anne Boehm SUBJECTS: Office Practice, Bookkeeping, Typing I and II, 7th English, Shorthand I COLLEGE: University of Toledo Mr. Ray Gillespie SUBJECTS: Vo. Ag. COLLEGE: Ohio State DEGREES: B. S. Mr. William Walter SUBJECTS: Geog. , Hist., and Gov’t. COLLEGE: B. G. S. U. DEGREES: B. S. Mrs. Marguerite Craig SUBJECTS: Home Economics and French COLLEGE: Ohio Wesleyan University DEGREES: B. A. COOKS Mrs. Vaughn, Mrs. Avina and Mrs. Elliott. CUSTODIANS Not Available Ross Owens Samuel Lytton Everett President Nothing ventured, nothing gained. Class Officer 1,3, 4 Spooky Tavern 3 Antics of Andrew 4 FFA 2,3 Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Projector Club 1,2, 3, 4 Drama Club 4 Anne Lee Owens Treasurer 1 could be better if 1 would, but it sure gets lonesome being good. FHA 1.2 GAA 1.2.3.4 GAA Officer 3 Glee Club 1,2,3 Echo Staff 1, 3, 4 Librarian 1, 2,3, 4 Pep Club 4 Antics of Andrew 4 Spooky Tavern 3 Class Officer 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 1,2,3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Dale Wayne Fetterman Vice-President Beware, 1 may be famous yet. Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Baseball 1,2, 3 FFA 2,3,4 Projector Club 1,2, 3, 4 Student Cabinet 2, 4 Class Officer 1,2, 3.4 Larry C. Smith Trouble is where you find it. Basketball 1,2, 3, 4 Baseball Projector Club 1,2,3, 4 Student Cabinet 1 Antics of Andrew 4 Spooky Tavern 3 Drama Club 4 Larry Marsh The best way to kill time is to work it to death. Class officer 3 Student Cabinet 2,4 Projector Club 1,2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 3, 4 FFA 2,3,4 Spooky Tavern 3 Christine Kay Putman Secretary The difference between stepping ston. and stumbling blocks - Is the way you use them. FHA 1,2,3 GAA 1.2.3,4 GAA officer 3, 4 FHA officer 3 Glee Club 1,2,3 Spooky Tavern 3 Antics of Andrew 4 Pep Club 4 Class Officer 1,2, 3,4 Cheerleader 1,2, 3, 4 Echo Staff 3, 4 Librarian 1, 2,3, 4 Donald Robert Rashley Don't always think about tomorrow, but do your best for today. FFA 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2, 3, 4 Band 1,2 Mixed Chorus 1,2,4 Drama Club 4 Spooky Tavern Antics of Andrew 4 Sharon Lee Strayer A blush is beautiful, but sometimes very inconvenient. Spooky Tavern 3 Librarian 1, 3 Glee Club 1,3 GAA 1,2,3.4 GAA Officer 2, 4 FHA Officer 2, 4 Annual Staff 2, 4 FHA 1,2, 3, 4 Jerry Lee Pfund ' He who invented work should have finished it. Class Officer 1,2 Projector Club 1,2,3, 4 Basketball 1 FFA 2.3.4 Fultonian Staff 3 Student Cabinet 4 Spooky Tavern 3 The Antic of Andrew 4 Joseph Carl Vasko With age comes wisdom. Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2, 3, 4 Projector Club 1,2,3, 4 Spooky Tavern 3 Antics of Andrew 4 Drama Club 4 Betty Ann Schwyn News Reporter “A smile is like an echo, it always comes back to you. FHA 1.2. 3. 4 GAA 1.2.3.4 GAA Officer 3 Glee Club 1,2,3 Spooky Tavern 3 Antics of Andrew 4 Pep Club 4 Class officer 1,2,3 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Echo Staff 2, 3, 4 Librarian 2,3 Band 1 Alvin R. Johnson Good men are hard to find, so take good care of me. Projector Club 1,2,3, 4 Basketball 1,2 FFA 2,3,4 Fultonian Staff 4 Spooky Tavern 3 The Antics of Andrew 4 Robert Lee Fickle Life is what we make it, Spooky Tavern 3 Antics of Andrew 4 Shop 1,2 Echo Staff 4 Margaret Ellen Taft Promptness is politeness. FHA 1.2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1,2 Spooky Tavern 3 The Antics of Andrew 4 CLASS HISTORY On a fall morning in 1947, twenty-one anxious children entered Fulton School, to begin their first step up the ladder of knowledge. Betty Schwyn, Sam Everett, Alvin Johnson, Larry Smith, Joe Vasko, Christine Putman, Donald Rashley, Anne Owens, and Dale Fetterman were among the class of 1959 who met their first grade teacher, Miss Tietz, that morning, and who have been with us all twelve years. Our second grade teacher was Miss Gleckler, and that year Sharon Strayer entered our class from Thompson School. Mrs. Kessler patiently guided us through the third and fourth grades, and Mrs. Fetterman was our teacher in the fifth and sixth grades. They helped prepare us for the seventh step--- Junior high! We thought we were some stuff, when we were given lockers and could change classes. Mr. Shaver was our advisor in the seventh and eighth grades, and he also taught many of our subjects. Along with junior high came many new experiences and activities. We all enjoyed participating in different sports and were very proud of our winning basketball team during those years. The years were fleeing rapidly, and before we realized it we had reached the ninth step. We were restless, giggley freshmen. Three more students joined our class that year. Larry Marsh came to us from Delta, Jerry Pfund from Monclova, and Margaret Taft from Swanton. Anne Owens was elected president and Mrs. Craig was our advisor. At the beginning of our sophomore year, we elected Dale Fetterman as our president and Mr. Miller was our advisor. Bib Fickle came to us from Lyons our junior year. Sam Everett was chosen as our pres- ident and Mr. Walter was our advisor, who kept us busy working on money making projects, and preparing for our Junior-Senior Banquet which we called Oriental Gardens. Mrs. Hay- den, and Miss Boehm were the directors of our play, Spooky Tavern. At last we have reached the top of the ladder, our senior year. This year we welcomed one more new member to our class. Bob Leach from Pettisville. Because Sam Everett had proved such an able leader, we did not hesitate to elect him president again. This has been our busiest year. We have worked hard on the many activities which come with being seniors, and working together, we have had many memorable experiences. We have agreed and disagreed, but we know that when we are gone we will cherish these memories. We have crossed the bay, the ocean lies before us. ” Though we leave and each of us goes his separate way, we are all looking forward to a bright, happy future. SENIOR CLASS PREVIEW LIKES DISLIKES PASTIME WANTS TO BE Anne Owens Pie Bus rides after school Art and all music Secretary Christine Putman Ice skating Stuck up people Fixing and cutting hair Beautician and housewife Jerry Pfund Roller skating Cold weather Listening to records Anything worth working for Larry Marsh Custom Cars English Listening to records Engineer Alvin Johnson Shows School Reckless driving Anything worth- while Bob Fickle Girls Stuck up people Fixing radios Electronics engineer Don Rashley Nothing Nothing Doing nothing Nothing Margaret Taft Pop music Republicans Watching television Housewife Bob Leach Basketball and cars Women Listening to records Engineer Larry Smith Basketball and girls School and teachers Sports Anything Betty Schwyn Basketball Stock Model cars Playing basketball Housewife and social worker Sam Everett Cars Stuck up people Working on cars Automotive engineer Joe Vasko All sports Sweet pickles Sports Athletic Director Sharon Strayer Anything and everything Bananas Sleeping Registered Nurse Dale Fetterman Basketball Dirty Cars Reckless driving Mechanic Harold F. Lewis, Jeweler; Wauseon, Ohio JUNIOR CLASS PLAY SPOOKY TAVERN CHARACTERS (In order of their first appearance) LON HACKER .. Donald Rashley GHOST WOMAN LUCY HACKER JOYCE WINGATE FLORABEL WINGATE .. Christine Putman BEDELIA RALPH CHANNING TERRY TANNER .. Joe Vasko WILLIE WORGLE .. Jerry Pfund BLACKIE SIM Mi FARONE ... Larry Marsh TECHNICAL STAFF DIRECTORS ... Mrs. Barbara Hayden Miss Carol Boehm PUBLICITY Christine Putman Sharon Strayer Robert Fickle PROPERTIES Alvin Johnson Dale Fetterman USHERS Central Farm Store Inc. 107 Church Street, Swanton, Ohio JUNIOR PROM Oriental Gardens was the theme of the annual Junior-Senior Banquet which was held on May 2, in the Fulton School gymnasium. Upon entering the gym, a beautiful oriental scene greeted your eyes. The entire gym was decorated under a lovely canope of rose and pink crepe paper. Against the east wall of the gym was a pagoda, a stream of water, some willow trees, and a bridge leading over the stream to the pagoda. Trees, flowers, grass, and lanterns were distributed gaily over the dance floor, forming a beautiful oriental garden. The dinner was prepared by Mrs. Avina and was served by the junior mothers. The meal consisted of: Tomato Juice Fried Chicken Mashed Potatoes and Gravy String Beans Sam Everett was our toastmaster for the evening. Larry Marsh welcomed everyone, and Duane Elliott gave the response. Connie Ruffner read a cute poem of farewell to the Junior Class, and Mr. Gillespie climaxed the dinner with a speech. After the dinner, Genevieve Jagielski and Duane Elliott were crowned king and queen. The dance music was provided by a combo from Bowling Green and a wonderful time was had by all. Tossed Salad Vegetable Plate Pie A La Mode Tri-County Concrete Product; Swanton, Ohio The Peoples Savings Bank; Delta, Ohio FIRST ROW: John Laver, Carolyn Slagle, Jerry Enyart, Barbara Arps, Dan Gillen. SECOND ROW: Elaine Miller, Jim Foster, Delpha Bames, Larry Roberts, Sandy Emahiser. THIRD ROW: Mike Ruffner, Cecelia Carter, Jerry Hoffman, Karen Leininger, Richard Halpin. FOURTH ROW: Rachel McQuillin, Dick Leach, John Jagielski, John Pupos. Osborne Rexall Drugs; Wauseon, Ohio Lorin Variety Store, Metamora, Ohio ft Vr e 4 n ft © 4k to a ‘ ’ . ft ft N V ft A ■ - «1; f President: Doug Vasko Vice President: Dick Pinkelman Secretary: Audie Laver Treasurer: Marilyn Koepfer ® 1 A A 1 • -ni i l n i D i i iL i 0 1 k FIRST ROW: Cheryl Hammonds, James Saeger. SECOND ROW: Donald Gillen, Rebecca Pupos. Roger Gillen, Betty Seiler, Lary Langenderfer. THIRD ROW: Lois Johnson, Jim Frybarger, Nancy Barnes, John Norris, Audie Laver. FOURTH ROW: Richard Watkins, Sharon Kreuz, Richard Pinkleman, Linda Witt, John Spengler. FIFTH ROW: Earl Thomas, Ines Taft, Douglas Vasko, Marilyn Koepfer, Terry Sampsel. Swanton Television Sales Service; Chicago Pike Mink Farm Road. Phone 4901 i i President: Peter Everett Vice President: Dale Miller Secretary: Carol Putman Treasurer: Judy Saeger A ft O. Alt 4 FIRST ROW: Alfred Honeywell, Carol Putman, Peter Everett, Fae Elliott, Judy Saeger. SECOND ROW: Teena Dunning, Dale Miller, Jean Hoffman, Fred Wells, Bula Taft. THIRD ROW: Jim Leach, Josie Belmarez, Leroy Toms, Harriet Ruffner, Judy Roberts. FOURTH ROW: Velma Crabtree, Raymond Foster, Linda Whitten, Mark Owens. 8th GRADE i At South Side Market. Swanton; Zeller News. Swanton; Haven Beauty Shop. Swanton; Dorcn's Corner Market, Swanton; Dottie s Hat Shop, Swanton; R R Plastics, Swanton. Max Fetterman Donna Hildreth Steven Arps Kay Patyi Gary Strayer Gloria Stout Joseph Gillen Jackie Spengler Karen Elton Martha Parker Dorothy Cook Karen Bickford Gordon Barnes Joanne McQuillin John Frybarger Ruth Ann Walter Harold Leach Le Roy Pfaff James Belcher Joseph Zenk 7th GRADE r A a. Pi A . ,1« ’ ' M n rs T , 'X ■ .. 5 •t x 5 Si i . V � v- i,f- A'ti ffir ■•■■i. • i r da v WAV A a H r a ps n jm m m i LM n n a rs 1 ) % • ) 0 o A' k n Sharon Wiles Ronald Rashley Nancy Belcher Linda Walter Allan Lehman Sherry Sampsel Roger Fetterman Beth Garsey Steven Emahiser Carol McQuillin Jack Hoffman Tamara Irelan Philip Griesinger Charlene Rashley John Brown Linda Watkins William Leach Karen Johnson James Owens Reeta Dunning James Norris Lois Parker Galen Krieger Michael Owens Larry Carter Howard Case Tex Dunning Gene Gillen West End Garage, Delta; Morels Toggery Shop, Delta; Dr. Garrick, Delta; Dicks Sohio Service, Delta; Kinds Kwality Kakery Bakery, Delta; Delta Builders, Delta; Morel's Toggery Shoppe, Delta. oiemeniafiu 6th GRADE Sandra Garsey Gary Everett Cheryl Borck Bobby Slagle Marilyn Parker David Arps Janet Lehman Gary Hoffman Karen Frybarger Bennett Vaughn Sandra Avina John Warner Cheryl Segrist Dennis Huffman Anna Barnes Gale Keller Carolyn Pfaff Richard Smith Marilyn Krieger David Toms Kena Stout Max Johnston Patricia Dernlan Robert Carroll Martha Belcher Paul Belmarez Daniel Honeywell Miss Brodbeck Hi Way Furniture, Delta; Woodys’ Garage,- Delta; Penrod Funeral Home, Delta; Franks General Store, Assumption, Ohio. 5th GRADE Sandy Gillen David Fickle Kristen Robasser Earl Toms Constance Habel David Cufr Sue Stout Ronald Strayer Priscilla Geer Dennis Hoffman Elisa Belmarez David Snyder Linda Bickford Ralph Carter Judy Dunning n a rs n 1 A k I % Jack Dennis Ins., Swanton; Swanton Flower Shop; Curly's Restaurant, Swanton; Simmons Cleaners, Swanton; Daniels’ Wholesales, Swanton; Wayne Sohio, Swanton; Kalmback Ford Dealer, Swanton; P G Grill, Swanton; Tom Adams, Swanton; Do Drop Inn, Swanton; Curtis Hardware, Swanton. Steven Huffman Joan Jagielski Gerald Irelan Terrie Segrist Michael Caywood Mary Leguire Mr. H. E. Rose 4th GRADE Craig Leguire Barbara Lehman Curtis Caywood Vallorie Thomas Kenneth Brown Diane Simon Gilbert Martinez Susan Walbolt James Barnes Suzan Arvina David Nicholas Christine Greer Kenneth Barlow Gene Eckley Kathy Keller Aurora Belmarez Bruce Laurie Carol Baker Teddy Dunning Barbara Miller Mary Sue Belcher Roger Fickle Rosemary Case Victor Young Ronald Hammond NOT AVAILABLE Arthur Young Mrs. Meyers, not pictured Peoples State Bank, Wauseon, Ohio; Charles Co., Wauseon; Goon's Drive-in, Wauseon; Neuhauser Hatcheries, Inc., Wauseon; Fulton Mfg. Co., Wauseon. 3rd GRADE I. Fay Buehrer, Craig Duff, Cathy Dunning, Ronald Barnes. Carolyn Simon, Gary Cole, Linda Parker. 2. Allen Everett, Mary Arps, Ronald Halpin, Edward Wyckhouse, Kenneth Stout, Becky Hoffman, James Nichol. 3. Julie Leguire, John Martinez, Deborah Habel, Gary Barlow, Diane Valentine, Scott Szabo, Elaine Elton. 4. James Flickinger, Pamela Segrist, Larry Miller, Bonnie Bernath, Junior Dunning, Lois Leach, John Howe. 5. Harold Young, Mrs. Kling; not pictured, Richard Huffman. 2nd GRADE D • - � it ' { -I- A 4 4% I- � l .J '.! ! ifc I y • Merlin Leach Pamela Watkins Dennis Wyckhouse Larry Carroll Bruce Simon Carl Overmyer Danny Caywood Ronald Barlow John Segrist Beverly Roberts Lee Miller Mike Bemath Mary Pfaff Dallis Marsh Tommy Baker David Fitzsimmons Judy Snyder Dick Robasser Anita Gage Frank Belcher Lee Lavrie Teddy Walbolt Patty Brown Terry Garsey Steven Smith lobby Habel Loretta Westhoven David Hammonds Mrs. Leininger Dr. R. L. Bay; Jerry's Market, Delta; Davenport Hardware, Delta, Whitmer Shoe Service, Delta; Hersh News Stand. Delta. 1st GRADE t A ft - ft: X A « ’ r' ? n A gr +,A k 4 V a ISSl T fil A A O i' 11 V ! V . )te ) Jeffrey Smith Sandra Belcher Patty Lynn Cole James Huffman Manuel Belmarez aauura Kener Roger I re lan Douglas Borck Steve Avina Norman Bratton, Jr. Robert Frybarger Sharon Buehrer Tommy Carter Billy Buehrer Stephen Spangler Timmy Duff Junior Gage Christina Caywood Marvin Rashley David Leguire Patricia Dunning Jimmy Dunning Bobbie Miller Laurence Westhoven Patsy Barlow Linda Miller Mrs. Lehman Carvers Bakery, Wauseon; Hollys Drive Inn, Wauseon fW VARSITY SQUAD Larry Smith, Jerry Enyart, Joe Vasko, Larry Roberts, Sam Everett, Dale Fetterman, Doc Gillen, Jim Saeger, Earl Thomas, Jerry Hoffman, Don Rashley, Dan Gillen. Managers: John Laver, Dick Leach. Coach: Pete Adamchak. Rhuland Department Store, 116 North Main, Swanton, Ohio Dale Fetterman Height 6' 3” Points 346 Sam Everett Height 6' 1 Points 238 Joe Vasko Height Points Larry Smith Height 5 4 Points 31 5' 10 288 Modern Body Shop, Swanton, Ohio Dielman Supply, Wauseon, Ohw Larry Roberts Height 5' 11 Points 168 Donald Rashley Height 5 9 Points 44 John Pupos Larry Marsh Height 5’ 11 Height 6’ 1 Jim Foster Height 5 11 tlta Farmers Elevator Inc. Delta. Ohio Phone: 22-15 RESERVE SQUAD Roger Gillen, John Spengler. Mike Ruffner, Jim Frybarger, Richard Watkins, John Pupos, Terry Sampsel, Dick Pinkelman, Jim Foster, Larry Marsh. Manager John Laver, Coach Pete Adamchak. CHEERLEADERS Cheryl Hammond, Carol Putman, Nancy Barnes, Judy Saeger. FIRST ROW: John Frybarger, Steve Emahiser, Joe Gillen, Allan Lehman, Steve Arps. Leroy Pfaff. SECOND ROW: Mr. Rose, Mike Owens, Max Fenerman, Fred Wells, Mark Owens, Gary Strayer, Leroy Toms. JR. HIGH TEAM FIRST ROW: Jack Hoffman, Gordon Barnes, Allan Lehman, John Brown, Joe Gillen, Gene Gillen, Jimmy Owens. SECOND ROW: Roger Fetterman, Steve Arps, Max Fetterman, Gary Strayer, Ronald Rashley, Mike Owens, Steve Emahiser. THIRD ROW: Mr. Rose, John Frybarger, Allan Lehman, Galen Krieger, Larry Carter, Herold Leach, James Norris, Leroy Pfaff. Metamora Holiday Tournament Won All County Team By Fulton Raiders The Fulton Raiders extended their winning streak by taking the Metamora Christmas tourna- ment with wins over Metamora and Chesterfield. On Monday. Dec. 29th, Fulton played Metamora and won a hard fought victory. The Raiders start- ed out fast with a full-court press and at the end of the first quar- ter led 21-14. In the second quar- ter, Coach Adamchak gave his bench a chance at the Tigers, and the Raiders led at half-time 40- 25. 1st team Joe Vasko Sam Everett 2nd team Dale Fetterman The Raiders’ first five started the second half but had lost their touch and only scored two points in the third quarter, while the Tigers scored 15, making the score 42-40 at the third quarter mark. In an exciting fourth quarter, the Fulton boys settled down and scored 22 points to win the game 64-58. Scoring honors of the night went to Joe Vasko with 21 points for Fulton and Sam Everett with 17 points for Fulton. Duncan led the Tigers with 17 points. The next night the Raiders played Chesterfield for the championship. Since the Raiders’ had played a hard game the night before, Coach Adamchak started his strong second five against the Comets. At the end of the first half Fulton held a 6 point lead over the Chesterfield Comets— 29-23. The Raiders’ first five started the second half and beat the out- classed Comets 60-37 to win the trophy and tournament. Dick Watkins of Fulton’s reserve too«k scoring honors for the night with 12 points and Don Gillen had 11. High point man for Chesterfield was Hayes with 11 points. The Raiders again meet Ches- terfield in a league game at the Fulton gym on Jan. 9. Fulton Near Top In County League Basketball Play •Pettisville and Fulton lead the Ful-on County League after the first month of the 1958-59 basket- ball season. •Pettisville has chalked up vic- tories against Stryker, Fayette, Ridgeville, Archbold, Fulton and Lyons, while losing only to Ed- gerton. Fulton has won over Chester- field, Florida, Fayette, Delta, and Holland. Their only loss was a 66-61 game with Pettisville. The Fulton county basketball tournament will be held at Fau- s . . 13. 14. 18, 20. and 21. IV ‘7 team � will participato thU year, since Archbold has moved up to the Class AA Tournament. Teams participating will be those of the Fulton County League plus Delta. FULTON COUNTY LEAGUE School Total League Pettisville 6-1 3-0 Fulton 5-1 2-1 Metamora 4-1 2-1 Fayette 2-2 1-2 Chesterfield 1-4 1-2 Lyons 1-4 0-3 LEADING SCORERS Player School Average Tom Rychener, Pettisville 21.8 Russell, Lyons . 16.8 Fetterman, FuKon ........... 15.1 DeWulf, Fayette 14.7 Everett, Fluton 14.0 Smith, Pettisville 12.7 Tripp, Lyons 11.8 Thrasher. Pettisville 10.5 Cooley, Fayette 105 Raiders Stretch Record To 15-2 With 3 Victories The Fulton Raiders ran their basketball record to 15 wins in 17 starts by taking three victories last week. On Jan. 29, Metamora played host to the Raiders, who were not in their best form. Fulton was never in trouble, and finished the game with only one of its first five on the floor. Joe Vasko aided Fulton in its 64-58 victory by piling up 20 points. The reserve Raiders took their victory over the hosts, also. Last Friday, Ottawa Hills' Green Arrows visited Fulton, and were soundly drubbed 76-48 for their efforts. The Raiders started slowly, and led by only 7 points, 35-28, at half-time. In the third quarter, however, the Raiders poured on the shots for a 30- point period. Vasko, Fetterman, Everett, Doc Gillen, and Roberts all hit double figures, with Vas- ko’s 17 points being high. The Raiders gave Homecoming fans a sample of their skill Sat- urday as they flew beyond the Fayette Eagles, 91-53. Play was close during the first half, how- ever, and the score was 37-32, favor of the Raiders, as the first two periods came to a close. Once again the Raiders staged a strong third quarter, and rack- ed up 37 points during the per- iod, to make the score 74-42. Coach Adamchak used his bench ail during the fourth quarter This gave Fayette little relief, however, for the Raider bench team ran the final score to 91-53. Leading scorer was Dale Fetter- man, with 25, while Joe Vasko was close behind with 24. Everett and Roberts also hit double fig- ures, with 18 and 12 respectively. The reserves were victorious, but by a slim margin - 32-30. The Raiders wind up their reg- ular season this week. Friday they travel to Lyons, and the season's closing game will be Saturday at Florida, O. TEAM PLAYED Chesterfield Pettisville Florida Fayette Delta Holland Metamora Lyons Metamora Chesterfield Chesterfield Maumee Valley Adrian Pettisville Metamora Ottawa Hills Fayette Lyons Florida Chesterfield Metamora NAME Donald Kashley Larry Smith Sam Everett Joe Vasko Dale Fetterman Larry Roberts Earl Thomas Don Gillen Jerry Hoffman Jim Saeger Jerry Enyart Dan Gillen CHEERLEADERS: COACH: WE THEY 67 50 61 66 58 46 56 49 58 50 79 44 73 35 60 47 64 58 60 37 63 36 69 47 70 67 52 53 64 58 78 48 91 53 81 46 64 67 70 48 84 67 FULTON’S VARSITY Fulton Raiders Complete Season With 16-3 Record The Fulton Raiders basketball squad won one game and lost an- other last week as they finished season’s play with a record of 16 wins and 3 losses. Last Friday, the Raiders tra- velled to Lyons, where they bowled over the host school 81- 4« It was the Raiders’ game all the way, and coach Peter Adan . chak used his bench during most of the final quarter. Vasko and Everett took scoring honors with 17 each. Fulton’s reserves also won over Lyons, 53-41, and Hoffman was high man with 13 points Saturday, the Raiders closed their regular season by journey- ing to Florida, Ohio, where they were edged out by the Henry county squad, 67-64. High scorer for Fulton were Fetterman, with 23, and Roberts, with 18. The Raiders' reserves also lost, 39-34. GRADE NUMBER HEIGHT Sr. 14 5’ 9 Sr. 3 5' 4 Sr. 30 6 1 Sr. 34 5' 10 Sr. 12 6’ 3 Jr. 13 5’ 11 Soph. 5 6’ Soph. 33 6’ 2 Jr. 11 5’ 11 Soph. 10 6' 1 Jr. 4 5 9 Jr. 35 5’ 9 Anne Owens Betty Schwyn Christine Putman Carolyn Slagle Mr. Peter Adamchak MGRS.: John Laver, Steve Arps. and Dick Leach tockhoff Dry Goods, Swanton, Ohio FULTON HIGH BASEBALL CLUB First Row: John Jagielski, Roger Gillen, John Spengler, Mike Ruffner, Richard Halpin, Larry Langenderfer, Richard Watkins. Second Row: Richard Pinkleman, Joe Vasko, Jerry Enyart, Dan Gillen, Don Rashley, Mike Pupos, Third Row: Marks Owens, Sam Everett, James Saeger, Larry Roberts. Managers: John Laver, Dick Leach. Coach: Peter Adamchak Take me out to the ball game ANNUAL STAFF First Row: Joe Vasko Sharon Strayer Ann Owens Alvin Johnson Senior Representative Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager Second Row: Richard Watkins Dan Gillen Linda Walter Gloria Stout Sophomore Representative Junior Representative 7th Grade Representative 8th Grade Representative Standing: Miss Boehm, Advisor Absent: Mark Owens ECHO STAFF Seated: Jacqueline Spengler Bob Fickle Kit Putman Ann Owens Margaret Taft Standing: Steve Emahiser Betty Schwyn Delpha Barnes Sharon Kreuz Judy Roberts 8th Grade Reporter Sports Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager 7th Grade Reporter Senior Reporter Junior Reporter Sophomore Reporter Freshman Reporter STUDENT CABINET Standing: Martha Parker, Sherry Sampsel, Larry Roberts, Dale Fetterman, Jerry Pfund, Mike Ruffner, Nancy Barnes, Mr. Dorsey. Sitting: Becky Pupos, Larry Marsh, Harriet Ruffner. Standing: Becky Pupos, Beth Garsey, Joanne McQuillin, Linda Watkins, Christine Putman, Mrs. Segrist, John Pupos, Ann Owens, Sandy Emahiser, Betty Seiler, Cecelia Carter. Sitting: Fae Elliott, Marilyn Koepfer, Barbara Arps, Audie Laver, Carol Putman, Harriet Ruffner. PHYSICS Left to right: Dale Fetterman, Larry Marsh, Jerry Hoffman, John Laver, Joe Vasko, Mr. Shaver, Rachel McQuilltn, Mike Ruffner, Barbara Arps, John Pupos, Larry Roberts, Sam Everett. PEP CLUB Members of the Pep Club are from Junior High and High School. CLASSES AT WORK G. A. A. “To encourage wholesome and individual recreation. Freshmen Home Economics Seated: Bula Taft, Jean Hoffman, Harriet Ruffner, Fae Elliott. Standing: Velma Crabtree, Judy Saeger. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA President, Dale Fetterman; Vice President, Jerry Enyart; Secretary, Dan Gillen; Advisor, Mr. J. Ray Gillespie. VO-AG SHOP Left to Right: Alfred Honeywell, Dale Miller, Fred Wells, Raymond Foster, Mark Owens, Leroy Toms, Bill Leach, Mr. J. Ray Gillespie, Vo-Ag Instructor. Left to Right: Dale Miller, Bill Leach, Leroy Toms, Mr. Gillespie, Mark Owens, Alfred Honey- well, Fred Wells, Raymond Foster. HIGH SCHOOL MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW: Mrs. Hayden, Cheryl Hammond, Nancy Barnes, Becky Pupos, Betty Seiler, Lois Johnson, Fay Elliott. SECOND ROW: Judy Roberts, Linda Whitten, Rachel McQuillin, Audie Laver, Cecelia Carter, Linda Witt, Sharon Kreuz. THIRD ROW: Ines Taft, Don Rashley, Marilyn Koepfer, Doug Vasko, Larry Roberts, John Pupos, Dick Leach. All the boys and girls in the 7th and 8th grades belong to the Junior High Chorus. Mrs. Hayden, Director. HOMECOMING QUEEN--Anne Owens Attendants Senior-Betty Schwyn Junior-Elaine Miller Sophomore-Nancy Barnes Freshman-Carol Putman KING—Sam Everett Attendants Senior-Dale Fetterman Junior-Jerry Hoffman Sophomore-Jim Saeger Freshman-Mark Owens D. H. Deverna; Oliver Farm Equipment Sales and Service Metamora, Ohio; Phone: 2763 PROJECTOR CLUB h r fs Almost all the boys in High School belong to the Projector Club. Advisor, Mr. Shaver. FIRST ROW: Doug Vasko, Becky Pupos, Cheryl Hammond. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Koepfer, Rachel McQuillin, Nancy Barnes, Lois Johnson. THIRD ROW: John Norris, Sharon Kreuz, Betty Seiler, Ines Taft. STANDING: Miss Boehm, Terry Sampsel. INTERMEDIATE AND BEGINNERS BAND Standing: Mrs. Hayden, Sue Stout, Gary Hoffman, Gary Everett, Anna Barnes, Richard Smith, Curtis Caywood, Bruce Laurie. 3rd Row: Kenny Brown, David Nichols, David Snyder, Steve Huffman, Terrie Segrist, Danny Honeywell. 2nd Row: Karen Elton, Sandy Gillen, Linda Bickford, Connie Habel, Bobby Slagle, Sandy Garsey, Craig LeGuire, Dennis Huffman, Mike Caywood, Gale Keller, Carolyn Pfaff, Marilyn Krieger, Diane Simon. 1st Row: Susanne Avina, Kathy Keller, Marilyn Parker, Pat Dernlan, Gene Gillen, Janet Lehman, Rose- mary Case, Barbara Lehman, Priscilla Geer, Christine Geer. Not Pictured: Pamela Segrist. Leaving School ■■ u Samdm. ftiic.? Home Builders Lumber Swanton Hardware Supply Co. Coal - Fencing Builders' Supplies Paints - Hardware Concrete Blocks Swanton, Ohio Swanton, Ohio Phone 3941 Koepfer’s Store Valleywod Mink Farm Groceries - Meats - Hardware R.R. No. 5 Box 64 General Electric Appliances Swanton, Ohio The Formers State K-C Lanes Savings Bank Columbian Center Bldg. Knights of Columbus Swanton, Ohio Bowling at Its Best.' Phone 3616 Delta, Ohio Delta Feed Co. Well Drilling Deming Turbine Pumps and Water Systems Irrigation Systems a Specialty tf0 y Farm Supplies We're As Near As Your Telephone Feed Grinding and Mixing Custom Spraying Dunbar Drilling Inc. Baby Chicks 307 Broadway Swanton, Ohio ■ ■ t ■ ■ A;yvZv Telephone 3070 ■ ■ ■Trnryj ■ ■ JB232R. ■ ■ Ruc y Stapleton Automobile Allen Jewelry and South Main Street General Insurance Swanton, Ohio Losses Paid with a Smile Swanton, Ohio Rjj 3521 (vssocimi $iow Joe Noe Hardware Western Auto Associate ISI 114 North Main Swanton, Ohio Swanton, Ohio WILBUR H. KLECK AND SONS Fertilizers-Lime Field Seeds Delta, Ohio Phone 1635 ALFRED MEIER IMPLEMENT Massey-Ferguson Tractors and Implements Admiral TV and Appliances RCA Whirlpool Washers and Dryers Swanton, Ohio Phone 2552 Greenhouse Calowoy’s Flowers - Plants - Trees - Shrubs Rt. 3 - Delta, Ohio Phone 2893 Nursery Compliments of Had Stine Buick SALES SERVICE Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 59 From Pet Milk Co. Delta , Ohio Burkey’s Market AI, Ohio Lugbills Archbold, Ohio Murphy’s Ben Franklin Delta, Ohio Griesinger Store AI, Ohio H. L. Miles Lumber Company Delta, Ohio Phone 1125 Dennis Market Rupp Lumber Company Foodland Market Pettisville, Ohio Delta, Ohio Phones Archbold 3337 Wauseon 5136 Ziegler’s Sales and Service Phone 2256 Swanton, Ohio Purdy’s Shoes for Dad and Lad Shoes for the Entire Family Dodge St. Swanton, Ohio Swanton Frozen Food Lockers Elton’s Pure Oil Service South Main Phone 2501 Swanton, Ohio Pure Oil Products Purelube Motor Oil Swanton, Ohio Tires, Batteries Accessories Rupp’s Hatchery Swanton, Ohio Swanton Milling and Elevator Co. Swanton, Ohio Everett’s Country Store Swanton, Ohio Lawrence Martin Garage Its Swanton, Ohio THE SWANTON LUMBER CO. Lumber - Builders Supplies - Transit Mix Concrete Phone 3015.....East Broadway Swanton, Ohio THE METAMORA ELEVATOR Metamora, Ohio BUCKEYE CHEVROLET SALES 121 South Main- Swanton, Ohio DONATIONS GLOBE-WERNICK CHAIR COMPANY DELTA, OHIO HARROUN ELECTRIC AND SUPPLY METAMORA, OHIO A P COMPANY SWANTON, OHIO DELTA LIVESTOCK AUCTION Best Plan to Buy and Sell Delta, Ohio Ford Sales-Service AAA Wrecker Service New and Used Cars and Trucks Painting and Goodyear Tires Sohio Products Service on All Part STUTZMAN FORD SALES Metamora, Ohio Phone 2852 NOSCO INC. Lawn and Garden Seeds Wheat, Oats, Soybeans and Seed Corn Delta, Ohio Phone 2821 HUGH A. ROSS G.E. Appliances Sales and Service Sherwin Williams Paints 315 Main St. Delta, Ohio Phone 1405 GLENS FLOOR COVERING East Chicago Road at Valleywood Swanton, Ohio Phone 5911 PLUMMERS MOTOR SALES Rambler Sales and Service 101-123 South Main St. Swanton, Ohio ANDREW BAHUS, JR. Insure to Be Sure Rt. 5 - Box 15 Browning Road Swanton, Ohio Phone 4976 SMITH DRUG STORE Prescription Specialists Z 1 112 North Main St. Swanton, Ohio ELTON STUDIO GIBSON IMPLEMENT CO. Portrait - Commercial Swanton, Ohio Cameras 2? fr inAjthty Supplies Delta, Ohio 1 HARTLEY ELECTRIC STORE Complete Line of Frigidaire Appliances Compliments of FALOR AND SHARPE Scheirick Kitchens Zenith and Motorola Television and Radio Quality Clothing For Men and Boys At Popular Prices Phone 1011 Delta, Ohio Delta Wauseon WILLIAMS BROS. ELECTRICAL CO. L. B. FREY AND SON'S Electrical Contractors 616 North Wood St. Pettisville, Ohio Delta, Ohio Phone 1305 GAMBLES Compliments of 310 Main St. STUDER CHEMICAL CO. Delta, Ohio 518 Providence St. George Hoffman Delta, Ohio