Fulton High School - Fultonian Yearbook (Fulton, NY)

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'l' Il Ii F I' LTONIA N lfirst Row'-R. Guyer, G. Ware, A.O'G1-adv, M. lsamb, lil. lfoster, bliss Nlcllonough, M. Fannin, j. Mehegan. Second Roxv----XY. llirowski, Nl. .-Xlciati, XY. Wvebster, R. Taylor, Y. Bailey, .-X. Stanton, C. .lohnsron. Student Council Activities liarly in September, l93l, the various classes elected their apportioned number of representatives to the Student Council. These representatives were: Seniorswglifmil Sczupak, Raymond Guyer, lilarl Foster, Xvinona Xvebster, and Alice O'Grady. Juniors--Genevieve Xlvare, XValter Xvitowski, TfltlVV1l.I'kl Chubb, and Xlonroe Lamb. Sophomores-BIario Alciati, XVesley Hill, Nlaude Fannin. Freshmen--Virginia Bailey, Ernest Johnson, and Ruth Taylor. On September 30th, the first meeting was held and the following oflicers were elected: 1'i-iaviflwii ...... Ulixiii, Sl'Zl'P.XK I'irc-Pnfsifiwzl ...,,,.. .,.. B IoNRor: LAMB Svrrnary and Trnzszwer ..,.,.t ,'X1.Icli O'GRfxDY Our faculty advisor was Bliss lNIarie NlcDonough. The Council has sponsored many activities throughout the year. The first of these events took place on October l6th, when the Council sponsored a Pep Assemblyf' Raymond Guyer was chairman. Ile was assisted by Xvinona lVebster and Ifarl Foster, and, with the help of other members of the Council. succeeded in making the affair a big success. Rev. Allen Hackett and Coach Arnly'l' Anderson were the speakers. .Xt this assembly the newly chosen cheer leaders appeared in public for the first time. Their good work at this assembly was largely responsible for the success of the program. These cheer leaders were active throughout the football and basketball season and were present at each athletic encounter. I 301

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'l'lI li F I7 LTUN IA N I I l The Senior Play Her Step-Husband, a three-act comedy-drama, by Larry lil. Johnson, was presented by the Senior Class of 1932 in the Auditorium of the Fulton High School, Nlay lfith. lNfIarjorie Gwynne, the young wife, proved quite a trial to her husband. In order to make a good impression on her visiting aunt, hlarjorie not only borrowed the furniture from next door, but also hired a maid and persuaded her husband to act as the butler. CRaymond broke quite a few pieces of china. XVe wonder whylj Everything turned out well, until the fussy aunt, QAllie put one over on us this time., inquired for the husband. The whole play was hlled with a humorous atmosphere. Nluch credit was due to our coach, Nliss Stratton, and to the members of the cast for its complete success. The cast was as follows: Dr. Gerald Niles .............. . . .Arthur li. Gladman hilary hlarshall ...,... ,... N larjorie Gwynne Harvey P. lNIarshall .... .... R aymond Guyer Sylvia Allen , .... . . . Rosalyn Seckner bliss Emily Paisley. . . .,... .Alice O'Grady Stella ..,.......,.. . . .Virginia Ukoniewski Florence Ainslee ..,. .... G enevieve Reynolds Limpy Delano .... .,.. lr 'rank Guglielmo Oflicer Shea ...., ....... ..... G e orge Roy l39l

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THE FULTONIAN These cheer leaders were: Girls--Ruth Curtis, Elizabeth Mehegan, Veronica Fitzgerald, and Harriet Hollingsworth. Boys-Lewis Brault, James Smettem, Mike Gorman, Isaac Story and Raymond Guyer. The second major Council project was a l-lallowe'en Frolic. The com- mittee, as appointed by President Sczupak, was headed by Alice O'Grady. She was assisted by Maude Fannin and Monroe Lamb. Judging by the size of the crowd, this dance was a huge success. Every- body seemed to enjoy the cider and doughnuts fask L'Snoot'l Campbellj which were served in the cafeteria during intermission. During the course of the evening several most enjoyable stunts were presented by the different classes and clubs. Much to the surprise of everyone, the Senior Class won the prize for attendance. ' ln January, President Sczupak finished school. This necessitated the election of a new President and Vice-President. The officers elected on February 25th were Monroe Lamb, President and Earl Foster, Vice- President. At the same time Alfred Stanton and Joe Mehegan were elected to fill two vacancies. At the Junior-Senior Prize-Speaking Contest the Council presented the cup to the Senior Class. Plans for the Washington Bicentennial Program are being made. This program is to be given in the latter part of May. The committees as appointed by President Lamb are: General Com- mittee, Walter Witowski, Maude Fannin, Raymond Guyer, and Alice O'Grady. Decoration Committee, Alfred Stanton, Joe Mehegan, Ernest Johnson, Edward Chubb, and Earl Foster. Program Committee, Winona Webster, Genevieve Ware, Mario Alciati, Virginia Bailey, and Ruth Taylor. ' -41- War in the Orient in 1932 By ALFRED STANTON The sharp crack of rifle fire, A blue haze against the sky, Begrimed horses straining in the mire, The whine of shells, a pain-filled cry, The drone of motors fills the air: The Eagle of War has left its lair, And War has found the Orient. l31l