Fulton Centralized School - Fultonian Yearbook (Swanton, OH)

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Class Will We, the Senior Class of 1960, of Fulton Local School, Fulton County, 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 be heretofore made by us. 1, Larry Roberts, will my basketball abilities to Steve Emahiser. I, Jerry Floffman, will my seat in Chemistry Class to Mark Owens hoping that he will make as good use of it as I did. I, Sandy Emahiser, will my dimples to my devilish brother Steve. I, Rachel McQuillin, will my extraordinary ability to keep quiet to mouthy Sharon Kruez. I, Edna Snyder, will to Iness Taft, my giggles and blush with the wish that she can control them better than did 1. 1, Richard Halpin, will my dubious talent to drink milk in English Class to anyone thirsty that period. I, Delpha Barnes, will my gift to get along with Mr. Walter to anyone Junior who will need it in their Senior year. I, Jerry Enyart, will my ability to do nothing in Mrs. Segrists' study hall to Jim FTybarger, who on second thought, doesn't really need it. I, Barbara Arps, will my pizza making skill to Donald Gillen. 1, Karen Leininger, will my nickname Shorty to Nancy Barnes because she has always liked it. I, John Pupos, bequeath to Carol Putman my collection of old ticket stubs to add to her charming collection. I, Elaine Miller, will my gift of gab to Marilyn Koepfer although she doesn't need it. I. John Laver, will my ability to get to school within the last two minutes before the last bell to Jim Frybarger, he'll enjoy those extra few minutes of sleep. I, Jim Foster, will to my brother Raymond Foster my ability to get along with Mr. Walter. I, Cecelia Carter, will my GAA presidency to any junior girl who doesn’t already have enough work to keep herself busy. 1, Mike Ruffner, will my curly hair to Mr. Walter. I, Danny Gillen, will my seat in first period study hall to anyone who likes to set on tacks. 1, John Jagielski, will my extraordinary sense of warped humor to John Norris so he can round out his personality.

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Class History In September, 1948, eight of our nineteen Seniors started the first step of their education at Fulton Local School. The original eight were Larry Roberts, Rachel McQuillin, John Laver, John Jageilski, Richard Halpin, Jerry Hoffman, Jerry Enyart, and Karen Leininger. Mrs. Glecker was our first teacher and taught us to share and the principles of fair play as well as our ABC's and 123's. Mrs. Glecker was also our second grade teacher, and prepared us for our third step. Now in the third grade, Mrs. Kessler was our teacher. Here Cecelia Carter joined us from Swanton. Mrs. Kessler also taught us in the fourth grade. Barbara Arps from Richland Adams in Defiance, and John Pupos from Metamora joined us this year. Mrs. Fetterman taught us in the fifth and sixth grades. We really felt grown-up this year because our room was upstairs. Danny Gillen from Swanton joined us in the fifth grade. Finally we made it to the seventh grade and Junior High School. Mr. Shaver was our teacher. We were very excited and yet confused because we had lockers in the hall and changed classes. Mike Ruff- ner came to us from Adrian. Jim Foster joined the class this year also. Class officers this year were: Jerry Enyart, President: John Pupos, Vice President: Barbara Arps, Secretary-Treasurer. Mr. Shaver continued as our class advisor for the eighth grade. This year our officers were: John Laver, President: John Pupos, Vice President; Larry Roberts, Secretary-Treasurer. In both seventh and eighth grades we took field trips to Oak-Openings Park. In our Freshman year we had Mrs. Craig as our advisor. This year we were entitled to class parties and money raising projects, because we were in high school. Elaine Miller from St. Mary's Assumption came to us this year. Our class officers this year were: Jerry Enyart, President: Barbara Arps, Vice Pres- ident; Elaine Miller, Secretary-Treasurer. Miss Boehm was our Sophomore advisor. Delpha Barnes and Sandra Emahiser joined us from Swan- ton. Our class officers this year were: Danny Gillen, President; John Pupos, Vice President; Carolyn Slagle, Secretary; Elaine Miller, Treasurer. Our Junior class was headed by Jerry Enyart as President; Danny Gillen served as Vice President; Carolyn Slagle as Secretary; Elaine Miller as Treasurer. This was a particularly exciting and busy year. Early in September we received our class rings. Our biggest projects this year were the Junior-Senior Prom we called Cinderella's Ball and our class play called Arsenic and Old Lace in November. Mr. Walter was our class advisor. Our last year at Fulton Local is about over. The first thing we did was have our Senior pictures taken. All through the year we have saved money for our trip to Washington and New York May 15. Our class play Rest Assured was presented April 8. Mr. Walter was our advisor and our class officers for our last year were Jerry Enyart, President; Mike Ruffner, Vice President; Barbara Arps, Secretary: and Elaine Miller, Treasurer. Edna Snyder joined us from St. Frances at Tiffin and made us a graduat- ing class of nineteen. The Fultonian, ably edited by John Pupos, purse strings were held by John Win- field Laver and yours truly at the typewriter. Cecelia Carter

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A Brief Senior Run-down NAME LIKES DISLIKES PASTIME WANTS TO BE Barbara Arps Pizza Salesmanship Class Making pizza Interior Decorator Delpha Barnes Pizza Nothing Housekeeping Housewife Cecelia Carter School Conceited people Music Elementary teacher Sandy Emahiser Movies Republicans Records Nurse Jerry Enyart Everyone Nothing Pool Farmer Jim Foster Cars English class Working on cars Mechanic Dan Gillen Cards Pizza Dentists Farmer Richard Halpin Girls Speed Limits Roding Construction worker Jerry Hoffman Chess Mouthy girls Working Farmer John Jaglieski Hunting School Trapping Farmer John Laver Food Mustand Complaining Farmer Karen Leininger Rock Roll Polka-dot Houses Rock Roll Pro ball player Rachel McQuillin Mustard Homework Music Math teacher Elaine Miller To be teased Broom salesmen Working Commercial teacher John Pupos Licorice Cooked cabbage Stereo Archaeologist Larry Roberts Basketball Loud people Sports Lawyer Mike Ruffner To tease girls Some people Baseball Engineer Edna Snyder Algebra 11 Nothing at all Giggling Undecided