Fulton High School - Fultonian Yearbook (Fulton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1941 volume:

Q4 35 .1 'V I ii ii 4 .14 D1 ga 21 x .il 3 I .1 Al fu 11 3? r Q w fre P -.1 it L P, A 4 If as ii 5. -J 3, L.gg,.,..m,...wW.,m.m.um.,. ,- , . M wx,-V W :..f,vm.LM.f f X , 1 my ,, Q-QM, ..,,. f1.,- .. 4 W . . ..4m..m,.ffw,- , . . 1-gf rv , - ,w,., .Rui 2 The 1941 Fultonian Alain cm,zg,, Ewing-,.J WTAE L Published by THE SENIOR CLASS FULTON HIGH SCHOOL FuLToN, NEW YORK X OUR TAGE fp y vw., -NNN .A,,,. ta , g sr., z - K Q G E ia The Alma Mater On the banks of the old Oswego, Where Indian Campfires gleamed, Now stands our Alma Mater, True guardian of the stream. Tho' our strength dwells ever with us We never stronger seem, Than when we are defending Fu1ton's royal Red and Green. In these halls of our ambition, True loyalty we learn, With courage to uphold it, Ever steadfast sure and firm, So that when in life's broad vineyard, Earth's fruits we seek to glean, We shall always live to honor Fulton's royal Red and Green. Though it be on field or platform, That our valor meets the test, We are fighting for old Fulton, And she bids us do our best. Then with victory as our portion, Our banners may be seen Waving high in glorious triumph, Fulton's royal Red and Green. Foreword Preparing for its one grand exit, graduation, the Class of '41 has enacted its living drama in a four year run. It is the purpose of this book to record the separate scenes. In keeping with the Senior theme, Dramatics, We have tried to preserve the high-lights, the action, and the varied program of a busy class. For those who are vet to come, and for the memories of the Seniors, we leave this memento of our accomplishments. I Dedication In token of our respect and admiration, we, the Seniors of 1941, dedicate our issue of the Fultonian to Miss Gertrude Johnston, Vice-Principal of Fulton High School. Her constant sincerity, her generous counsel, and her friendly smile have endeared her as a master director to every player in our four-act performance. JQvl1Nj f'.v 7 CONTENTS THE DIRECTORS ---Faculty THE CAST ---Seniors THE PLAY ---Clubs ---Sports ---Features Z-Z: THE DIRECTORS THE FULTONIAN Scenario---What They Say Miss Bonner- Your assignments for the week-is that enough ? Mr. Wood- Several people have failed to bring their excuses. lf they are not in tomorrow- Mr. Rose- Are you with me F Miss Preston- You've got to listen in order to get this l Miss McGraw- If you're bored, get out. Mr. Abbott- La lecon pour deniainf' Miss Connors: Oh! Enough of that, class. Miss Davidson- I'd like to spend more time on review-but- Mr. Horrocks- If you don't have your work done, you know what to expect. Miss Bump- Any other questions on today's work ? Miss Erb- I don't see where you could have gotten such a stupid idea. I never said anything of the kindf, Miss Wallace- You don't know a verb from a load of hay. Arid don't sit down! Mr. Otis- Do you get what I mean ? Miss Brewer- VVhere's your slip ? Mr. Black- Now, if We can have it quiet! Miss Jones- Girls! Stop talkingll' Miss Hague- VVe will stay here until we're quiet. Miss Sanders- Hand in your papers regardless of the number of mistakes. Miss Angier- Keep your books open and keep studying until that bell rings! Miss Gtis- As I always say, the Juniors and Seniors make more noise than my little Freshmen. Mr. Pratt- Well, let's see nowf' Mr. Frawley- Clean up ln fFive minutes before the bell ringsj. Mr. Wagner-'fOne, two, three: play. Miss Edmunds- That's all for todayf' -9- Approximately 160,000 pounds of wild, vacation-fresh brains THE FULTONIAN I I The aculty W. Miles Abbott, B.A., M.A. ........ Union, New York State College for Teachers Q at Albany Rachel Anderson, ll.A. ......... ............................................................. A nn Arbor Willa1'cl Anderson, B.S. ..... ........................,........................... S yracuse University len Angier, B.A. ............ ..... N ew York State College for Teachers at Albany Earl Bateman, BS., M.S. ............................................................ Syracuse University Roger Berry, B.S., M.A. ......................... ...... O hio VVesleyan University Ernest Black, ........ ............... S yracuse University Gladys Bonner, B.S., M.A. ................................................ St, Lawrence University Mabel Brewer .............................................,.......................... Plattsburg State Normal Charis Bump, B.A. ...................... New York State College for Teachers at Albany Sterling Cole, B.S. Syracuse University Mary Evelyn Connors, BS. .................................................................. lthaca College New York State College for Teachers at Albany Arnolds College Doralda lirb, B.A ..... Hood College, University of Buffalo, University of Columbia lsabelle Davidson, l!.S. ............... . Marjorie Edmunds .............................................................................. Mathew Frawley ........................................................................ Oswego State Normal Iras Hague, BA. ................... ........................................................ A lfred University John Horrocks, B.A., MA. ........ New York State College for Teachers at Albany, Syracuse University Gertrude Johnston, l'l.A. ..................... ...................... ....................... S mith College Gertrude Jones, B.A., B.S. Lib. Sci. wQ..-... Syracuse University -40- and bulk cutcrcd the recently zmshacklcd doors of F. H. S. THE FULTONIAN X. We QQ Qu N Robert Macdonald, HA., M.A. ............ Wesleyaii University, Columbia University Margaret McGraw ................................................................ Rlattsburg State Normal Mary Markham, B.A. ...... ...... N ew York State College for Teachers at Albany John Muscalino, HS. ............................................................................ Ithaca College Reatnrice QfConnell, RAP ............ New York State College for Teachers at Albany Ros Connor, .............,............ ................ C ornell University lrene 3'Neill, HA. .......... Q ............ N ..,.. ' A ...if .............. D'Youville College Marcella Otis, BS. ...... .................... 1 ....,........... S t. Lawrence University Robert Otis, HA. ........... ....................................................... C olgate University Wyman Pratt, B. A. .. . ..... .... University of Michigan Lona Preston, TLA., M. . ' ......... Syracuse University Robert Rose, RA., M.A. . Carl I . Rowland, HS. .... .. Gertrude Sanders, B.S. .. Helen Seymour, B.A. ....... . Daniel Wagnei', B.M. ...... . .......... .... ............................. S y racuse University Oswego Normal Syracuse University Syracuse University Fredonia State Normal, Syracuse University Agnes Wallzice, HA. ............ ............................................. S t. Lawrence University Chester Woocl, HS., l'd.M. ........ New York State College for Teachers at Albany on Scpteiiibcr 3, 1940. Opinion was -+003 as to whether this Ye THE CAST Senior Officers President ........... ...... J ohn Hollowell Vice-President ..... .......... J ames Ure Secretary ........................................................ Carol Scheele Treasurer ........................................................ Albert Wood To these four we owe our thanks for eight months of faithful service to the Senior Class. They sought no rewards, but received the satisfaction of having done a job Well. No finer selection of adminis- trators could have been made by the Seniors. THE FULTONIAN ROSE MARIE ARNOLD Rose Marie Arnold wishes her chance To show the 'world that she can dance. Commercial Club 3, 43 Taught Dancing 3, 4. SARAH ARNOLD To become a physical instructor is my aim, ' l'Il teach my students fair play in every game. Science Club 33 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Band 3, 43 Basketball 3, 43 Softball 2, 3, 43 Hockey 4. VESTA BALDWIN Throughout my life, I, Vesta Baldwin declare I'tl spend my time just waving hair. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 33 Musical Club 33 Hiking 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Softball 2, 3, 43 Volleyball 2, 3, 43 Operetta 2, 3, 4. GEORGE BARTLET A Freshman green, four years 0901 I'Il now go out to earn some dough. Classes 1, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH H. BEALE Joseph H. Beale may be my name, As an aviator may I get fame. Rifie Club3 Glee Club 4. STANLEY S. BENNETT I go by Stanley Bennett, and with my antics Hope some day to be an aircraft mechanic. Classes 1, 2, 3, 4. s I t ' -.15-- CHARLES G. BECKWITH I'll teach the boys how to punt and pass- Charlie Beckwithis super-special football class. Freshmen Science Club 13 Intra- mural Basketball 1, 23 Manager Soccer 13 Assistant Manager Baseball 23 Track 2, 33 Basket- ball 3, 43 Carpe Diem 43 Varsity Football 3, 4. JANE s. BILLINGS fane Billings is gonna fe' A durn good teacherafclteitzistry. Basketball lltliczgtagr 13 Volley- ball 13 Rifiej ub 13 Hockey 13 Newcomb, 13 Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3. 4.1 -1 ROGER L. BLACK A chemist needs to wash his dishes, Woutdn't it be better to have a Mrs. ? Valedictorian3 Editor -in - Chief Fultonian 3 Science Club 3, President 43 Commentators 3, 43 Carpe Diem 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Band 3, 43 Debate Council 1, 23 Freshman Science Club 1. JAMES BLACKLEY Four years' of work I've put in To gain 'the fame I hope to win. Classes 1, 2, 3, 4. eewtpu, JOSEPH T. BLAKE A naval life for Joe Blake With plenty of potato, bread and cake. J. V. Football 23 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 43 Commentators 43 Noon-hour Boxing 33 Ping-Pong 1, 2. JOAN M. BLODGETT I, loan Blodgett, in at few years more Will be typing letters by the score, J n Red C . 9- C iem ' rig-2 I S - ret 4. O ' K amount of meat could be properly educated in the available SANTO A. BONANNO Sandy Bononno is no fool I If he goes to the Ryan Azr School. Freshmen Football3 Varsity Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball Man- Serb FRANK BOK My life work I shall make, Fronkflyj the study of radio to take. Band 3. ager 4. JAMES J. BOYCE A doctor's life for Jimmy Boyce, With lots of money and a Rolls- Royce. Classes 1, 2, 3, 4. KATHLEEN BRANNAN Out of the frying pon into the fire. I'll be a teacher before I retire. Student Council 3, 43 Vice-Presi- dent S. C. 43 Secretary Carpe Diem 43 Junior Prom Committee 33 Chairman Sadie Hawkins Dance 43 Softball 1. ALMA E. BRAY I, Alma Bray, hope to be Working as office secretary. Commercial Club 43 Glee Club 33 Basketball 23 Hockey 23 Hik- ing 1, 23 Bicycling 2. DONALD R. BRIGGS Briggs is my name, with the first initial D And a radio announcer I shall be. Intramural Baseball 1, 2, 3 3 Bowling 2, 3, 43 Rifle Team 2, 33 3 Ping Pong Tournament 1, 2, 3 Assistant Baseball Manager 4' Intramural Softball 1, 2, 3. i --16- J ENNIE BRZUCHAC To be a 'dental nurse is my aim, And Jennie Brsuchac is my name. Basketball 1, 23 Bicycle Club 3, 43 Bowling 33 Dramatics Club 2. CARL BULLARD A Freshman green, five years , Gov: Ill now go out to earn some dough. Baseball-3 Softballg Basketball3 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, 53 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. THEADA BULLARD Theada Bullard is my name As a foreign correspondent I shall win fame. Basketball 1, 2, 33 Volleyball 1, 23 Ping-Pong 13 Softball 13 Bicycle Club 33 Commercial Club 3. WILLIAM BURLINGHAM After four years in Fulton High, To be a success, I'il do or die. Classes 1, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH A. BZDULSKI A Freshman green, four years , 090: Ill now go out to earn some dough. Science Club 13 Intramural Bas- ketball 13 Intramural Baseball 1, 23 Varsity Baseball- 3, 43 Soit- ball 1, 23 Ping-Pong Tourna- ment 23 Sports Editor of Year- book. DORIS CALKINS After High School, I'll go to college To gather still more useful knowledge. Carpe Diem 3, 43 French' Club 3, 4. space, but the capable faculty found a stall for each of us. THE FULTONIAN ERMIDA CARDINALI Ermida Cardinali, a telephone operator she'll be And get your number quickly, pleasantly, you see! Comentators Club 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Manager Girls Sports 45 Softball 1, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 35 Hiking 1, 2, 3, 45 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. GILDO CARDINALI Maextro Carldinali with squeeze- box in hand W'ill swing the tempo for a big- name band. Dramatics Club 3, 45 Commer- cal Club 35 Arts and Crafts 25 Freshmen Science 15 Track 35 Operetta 4. 1 K FANNY ANN CARDINALI I am practicing to be an o ra singer. That is 'wha my h oex linger. Vicc-Presiden try Cluib 35 Glee Club 1, 2. MARY CARR .ily name ig Illary Carr, I must be wary, For my plans are to be a private secretary. Buzz Staff 2, 35 Carpe Diem 3, 45 Yearbook Business Manager 45 Cheerleading 2, 3, 45 Dramat- ics Club 25 Science Club 35 Sports 15 Journalism Club 4. ROBERT CARR If I only knmo what the future holds I'd face it with pleasures untold. Carpe Diem 3, 45 Science Club 45 French Club 2, 3, 45 Bowling 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Buzz distribu- tion 1, 2, 3. i RUTH CARRIERX I In a white e fana' kb.l'fJliaIlg0'Zt'1l, I'll nurse 'xcielg witliin the ' town, Q J , 5 Dramatics Cylb 155 Junior Red Cross 15 C,o mentator-s'Ck1'b 2, 35 Noomglolglri Sports Zig Girls' Glee Clu 35.Musical Club 25 Buzz 25 A sistant Club Editor Yearbook Siaff. Tl i ..17.- JOHN CASEY I put them in the ground forever. Tl1l1i,.l'LEZ1f3' they eoll me Casey the r CI . Intram ral Basketballg Intra- mural eballg Intramural Bad- m' 5 ntramural Ping-Pongg n ramura Volleyball5 Intra- mural Softball. r CLARA CASTLEVEECI-II By Clara Castleoeeelzi I am knoiwi. A l1airdre.v.ver'.s' .shop I'd like to own, French Club 35 Softball 1. DANIEL CASTLEVEECHI Dan Castleveerlzi is my name and I am ft, To sail the seal' on an old ship. Bowling 2, 3 45 Junior Varsity 1, 25 Baseball 2, 3, 4. DONALD CEALIE I wonder what the future will hold For in amllition has failed to unflhld. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. CORA CHETN EY I'm leaving this school with a whiz To make my mark in the world of biz. Sports 1, 2, 35 Basketbal-15 Volley- ball5 Bowling5 Newcomb5 Three One-Act Play 1. BARBARA CHRISTOPHER B, Clliristopliefq a 'booklieeper will C' Q N And keep afeountx from A to Z. Hannibal-V Higlr 1-School 1, 25 ClassesV3, 4. - 5 J' QV' . , x , ,1 . , Mr. Macdonald duly informed the people present in THE FULTONIAN MARGARET M. CLINTON I'Il spend my days before I marry Being some 1nan's secretary. Hockey 2 3, 43 Tennis 2, 33 Bowling 3, 43 Basketball 2, 33 Volleyball 2, 3, 43 Badminton 2, 3, 43 Softball 2, 33 Track 2, 3. GILBERT COLES Cottage cheese and butternzille, that will be the sign In front of COLES' DAIRY in the future, sonzetiine. Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 33 Commentators Cl-ub 3. FRANK HOWARD COLLINS Of Fulton Iligh School, I ani fond, But we must renzember, HThe Show goes on. Junior Class Vice-President3 Rifle Club 13 Assistant Stage Manager 2. LOIS A. COOK As Lois Cook, ntay I be In a business world, a secretary. Girls' Glee Club 1, 3, 43 Secre- tary-Treasurer Glee Club 43 Musical Club 1, 43 Operetta 3, 4. MARIE COOLEY A private secretary is a tricky craft To please the boss and the office staff. Glee Club 1, 2.- . X, EDWARD CRAHAN Four years of work Foe put in To gain the fame I hope to win. Classes 1, 2, 3, 4. E c, -18.. WILLIAM CRANDALL 1, Bill Crandall, aint for a little fun to see, Into the navy for Uncle Sain Ill sail the sea. Rifle Club 1, 23 Baseball 1, 2. JANET CRISP If things are right for Janet Crisp, She intends to be a Business bliss. Glee Club 3, 43 Dramatics Club 33 Sports 23 Commentators 43 ,Musical Club 3, 4. BESSIE L. CUNNINGHAM I, Bessie Cunningham, hope to be A good social worker, by gee! Young Inventors and Experi- menters Club 13 French Club 33 Athletic Awards 2, 33 Bowling 2, 3, 4, Captain 43 Glee Club 2, 43 Yearbook Staff 43 An Old Kentucky Garden 2. JANE ANN CUNNINGHAM To be a laboratory technician is my ambition And after'wards to find a good position. Girls' Glee Club 3, 43 Assistant- Editor Yearbook Staff 43 Classes 3, 4. JOSEPH CUSI-IMAN Of Fulton High I oe seen nty last. Four years of study at last are past. Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 3, 43 Baseball l,, 2, 3, 4. CLARENCE DEMAR My naine, Clarence DeMar,' my choice of a job To enter the Navy and become a Gob. Track 33 Glee Club 3. the first assenibly of the rules and regulations governing THE FULTONIAN ANNA M. DITORO Of Fulton High School, I am fond, But we must remember, f'The Show goes on. Basketball 1, 23 Baseball 1, 23 Volleyball 1, 23 Hockey 1, 23 Swimming 1, 2. ROSA S. DRAKE My name's Rosa Drakeg agu al- most sixteeng Next year, I hope prep school wouft be a dream. Student Council 4' Glee Cl dent 4 French Club 3, 4 dent 43 Buzz 3 2, 33 Carpe Diem 31 4, Vice- 5 , ' 'X DONALD DUNHAM Four years of work I ve put in To gain the fame I hope to win. Carpe Diem 33 French Club 33 Buzz Staff 23 Rifle Club 2. CHARLES A. DURFEY After four years in Fulton High To be a success I'll do or die. Commentators Club 43 Basket- ball, J. V. 43 Young Inventors and Experimenters Club lg Rifle Club 33 Track 4. THEODORE DUVER Some day I hope to graduate from Syracuse U. And when I do I'll be prepared to make newspapers for you. Science Club 4. ANNE EWA KI My ambition is ha e sue css Full o lo e hop ' e . Basket al leyball 1, So tb 1 ling sg, , 5 H32 2, 3' a 1 Maniac 'Ho e 3.l 1 1 i .-.19... iw LEIGH FADDEN I'm the only Fadden that was ever christened Leigh. I wonder how it will look on my sign of Dentistry. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 43 Debate Counqlf 3, 43 Eastern States Stu- dent Cbngress 33 Carpe Diem 4, JANET FANNING A Freshman, green, four years ago, I'll now go out to earn some dough. Classes 1, 2, 3 and 4. CHARLES FEGLEY Four years of work I oe put in. T0 gain the fame I hope to win. Band 3, 43 Orchestra 3 43 Track 33 Carpe Diem 3, 43 Science Club 3, 43 Rifle Club 1, 23 Com- mentators Club 33 Musical Club 4. MARY R. FICHERA Mary Fiehera is my name, To be a secretary is my aim. Buzz 2, 33 Commercial Club 3, 4, Secretary 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 43 Science Club 13 Hiking 4, Manager: Sports. MARJORIE E. FORD My jirst name is illarjorie, my last, Ford, My job to be a secretary and hope I am never bored. Hiking 13 Glee Club 2, 33 Com- mercial Club 3, 43 Tap Dancing 2. RITA FUCHS In my ball of clay I wish to mold ,My future happiness yet' untold. Commercial Club 23 French Club 2, 33 Noon-hour Sports 43 Assist- ant-Editor and Secretary Year- bookg Office Work 4. conduct in and out of school. The subject carried the weight THE FULTONIAN BEULAH L. FULLER l'll be leaving li' h school halls, To lzoneyin o niagara Falls. You ve ' s a xperi- men rs C1 ' 1' atics Club 35 mmen a rs Club 3. ,I WWW 7 CHARLES J. GANNETT To order, to check, and to employ Are ainbitians for this busy boy. Poetry Club 45 Scie ce Club 45 Ping-Po 15 Bad 1 to 2 ,gltgffi 'EILEEN PATRICIA GANTLEY Eileen Gantley to nurseis training school will go To learn how to serve those wlio're feeling low. Red Cross 1, 2, 35 French Club 45 Basketball 35 Volleyball 3, 45 Bowling 3, 45 Badminton 25 Hik- ing 3, 4. FRED GARBUS Of Fulton High I've seen my last. Four years of study at last 'are past. Classes 1, 2, 3, 4. ' THOMAS GILLARD 1 Four years' of life have passed me by, And l'1n leaving these halls with a sigh. Football 2, 3, 45 Carpe Diem 3, 4 President 45 Dramatics Club 'l, 2 35 Science Club 35 Glee Club 3. ROBERT J. GOSS A teacher I would like to be, flud happy elzildrenls faces see. Carpe Diem 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 35 Science Club 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 4. . 0.. ANCES GOUCHIE . be 9 nurse is to achieve Q t cess,s I 'ill : VH7lC6J Gouchie hap- piness. f. Basketball 19- 35 ' ing, fl, 2' 35 No -h 13 pors 3, 45 -Scie-'ice 35 Dr' ' s Club 24.mfrt.2,L, A ji MICHA L A. GRECO I want to plow and rake and sow, A farmer lad is Mike Greco, Classes 1, 2, 3, 4. HOWARD GUERNSEY lf you call ine Howard Guernsey, it won't be a dreadful blunder, But when I graduate, I'll under- take to take you under. Basketball, J. V., 1, 2, 35 Var- sity Basketball 45 Intramural Softball 1, 2, 3. BETTY HARDIE I wander what the future will hold For in ambition has failed to unflold. Musical Club 25 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 25 Manager Operetta 2, 45 Sports 35 Basket- ball 2, 3. ADOLF HEPPELL If I only knew what the future holds, I'd face it with pleasures untold. Classes 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN D. HOLLOWELL If everything goes right, aerord- ing to any might, l folin D. Hallowell, should get ' anug an tight. Dramatics Clu , 3, ' Secre- tary 2, Che eadi 1 2, 35 B zz Sta -- , 35 ' e - t Coun- cil - ' e-Pre ' nt 35 Three One-C -5 -.f f 2, 3, 4, Business Mana 2, 3, Science Club 3, 4 Secret 5 Carpe Diem 35 Presidte ior CLHSS 4. for all were properly impressed, rnoinentarily, anyway. . THE FULTONIAN ELINOR JANE HOWELL A gofoer ess littl inor wants to be, If 3 ' owe sfjng o me 1 r 4 Carpe Diem , ' nee Club 3, Treas 5 hestra 4, President 25 Glee 2' ' r Science Club 19 9 r. 45 Hollywood Bou 2. THOMAS HUDSON To be a newspaperman is my aim, And Tom Hudson is my name. Intramural Baseball 1. DONALD HUTCHINS Ilffy handle's Don Hutchins, I'm short and quite tough, But 'when I start flying, I'll stop be-ing rough. Track 2, 45 Cross Country 2, 35 Boxing 5 Buzz Staff 3 45 Junior R 15 French Club 4. HELEN JU DD Helen Judd is my name, first and asf, To work' in an ofice is the ballot I cast. Commercial Club 45 Commentat- ors Club 45 Shorthand Contest 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Poetry Club 3, 4. ADOLPH E. KALAFARSKI A Freshman green, four years , ago,' Ill now go out to earn some dough. Junior Varsity Basketball 35 Varsity Basketball 45 Varsity Baseball 3, 45 Intramural Base- ball 1, 25 Intramural Softball 1, 25 Intramural- Softball 1, 25 Intramural Basketball 1, 2. BARBARA KAVANAUGH A private secretary is a tricky craft To please the boss and the ofice staff. Girls Glee Club 15 Commercial Club 25 Cheerleading 2. 1 D l 121.- ETHEL M. KELLER Q I, Ethel Keller, hope to be Working as office secretary. Student Council 15 Commercial Club 2,- 3, 45 Poetry Club 3, 45 Commentators Club 45 Rifle Club 25 Bowling 4. x , 5 TRAVER KNIGHT Who broke the lock on the hen house floor , To find the answer will be 1ny chore. Classes 1, 2, 3, 4. PAULINE A. KOSKI Pauline Koslci is what 1,111 lenozen by. If I can't be a good nurse, I won't sit and sigh. Hiking 25 Volleyball 25 Glee Club 25 An Old Kentucky Garden 5 Bowling 2, 45 Bicycle Cl-ub 2. MAURICE J. LAFAVE To hew, sate, and nail, With me will never fail. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. JANE LAGODICH Of Fulton High I oe seen my last Four years of study at last are past. - Basketball 25 Volleyball 25 Soft- ball 15 Dramatics Club 2, 35 Buzz Staff 4. MARGARET E. LAMB A dietitician I'desire to be, Counting calories for you and me. Science Club 15 Basketball 2, 35 Archery 3. After all was going smoothly the clubs began to organize THE FULTONIAN HELEN J. LAMBRINOS Lambrinofs daughter, Helen, 'wants to help the human race. She's going to be a doctor with a little black su tease. Hockey 3, 45 Basketball 35 Bad- minton 35 Baseball 35 Bowling 3, 45 Volleyball 3. BETTY LANE K ,lfy name is Betty Lane. Interior decorating is my m. Rifle Club 15 Buzz St 25 Arte and Crafts Club 2 e 'Club 3, 45 office Work 2 jx u THEODORE C. LANGE I hope, someday, a farmer to be, And my name is Theodore Lange, you see. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. HARRY LEON Pete'll make a record for the China Clipper, And ez1eryone'll call him Skipper. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 1, 2. ' JEAN LEONARD A nzrse in the future I hope to e. R. N. signed after Jean Leonard, ah me! Bowling 1, 2. 3, 45 Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Softball 3, 45 Hockey 25 Basketball 15 Hiking 2, 35 Science Club 1. MARY LEOTTA Flllspend my days before I marry Being some man's secretary. Sports Manager 45 Dramatics Club 25 Junior Red Cross 25 Basketball 2, 45 Bowling 45 Base- ball 2. .22.. CATHERINE F. LEWIS Catherine comes first a-nd Lewis comes last i 5 I hope .to be e1iibeiwof Cl'a4f-. --A-Wwy:Le'45 ew. - Bandn2, 3, 45 ,I chestra. 4. . ,1 Q .1-v'h z'u , li ELIZABETH A. LiVOTI Whether they're in grade-school or in college, I'll do my best to teach them' knowledge. French Club 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 45 Badmin- ton 3. ROSARIA T. LIVOTI I, Rosaria LiVoti, with my hair in braids, Hope to teach children about your age. Basketball 15 French Club 3, 45 Assistant Art Editor Yearbook5 Buzz Art Staff 2. FRED LOUISE It is fast and hard, but I like it besl. Fred Louise, in a chain store, will be my test. Bowling 1, 2. ffl' JENNIE LYSAK Of Fulton High School I am fond, . But we must remember, The show goes on. Classes 1, 2, 3, 4. MARION MCDONALD Red hair, freckles, temper and all, Marion McDonald as a lawyer will stand or fall. Junior Science Club 1, Rifle Club 25 Junior Red Cross 25 Commercial Club 3. f9.fNfvv+fNf with the annoying plea that Ndooz-r-du. . . The football THE FULTONIAN DOROTHY MacDOUGALL I'll shorten my name to Dotty M. Then as a writer I'll be a gem. Arts and Crafts 3, 45 Journalism Club 43 Buzz Staff 33 Commen- tators Club 3, 43 Rifle Club 2g Bowling 3, 45 Poetry Club 3, 49 Carpe Diem 4. LEON MacDOUGALL To be a mechanic is my ambition, And-enter a school without pay- mg tuition. Classes 1, 2, 3, 4. EDNA. MADDOCK To be an artist is my aim, And Edna Maddock is my name. Arts and Crafts Club 35 Basket- ball 15 Bowling lg Glee Club 1. MABLE MAHER ' A Freshman, green, fonr years agog fll now go ont to earn some dongh. Basketball 1, 2, 35 Sports. 5 We BARBARA M. MAINE W name is Barbara Maine. ark in an office is my clann. Classes 3, 43 Bowling 3. BEVERLY V. MANN A private secretary is all tricky craft- To please the boss and the office stajf. Classes 4. -23- JAMES MARINO Land ahoy! captain or mate A sail0r's life is to be 1ny fate. Classes 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM MARRA Forest fire, white pine blight, As a forester I shall fight. Science Club 4. LOUISE B. MARSHALL Lanise Marshall, am I, who will try to learn To give good permanent waves with nary a burn. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 1, 2, 33 Softball 1. CLYDE MGCARTHY To be a farmer is my. aim, And Clyde McCarthy is my name. Baseball, Softballg Orchestra 3 43 Basketball. PAUL MCSWEENEY I, Pant McSweeney, now pal on this paper A That when I leave school I intend to be a boilermaker. Classes 1, 2, 3, 4. EDITH M. MEADE u Years and years from now people will read Works done by an anthor named Edith Meade. Junior Red Cross 4. season gave ample opportunity for those who desired to THE FULTONIAN JAMES MEAGHER Of Fulton High foe seen my last. Four years of study at last are past. Basketball 13 Glee Club 1, 25 Science Club 15 Rifle Cl-ub 25 Carpe Diem 35 French Club 4. EDWARD MEEKS Industrial school, here he comes. Edward Meeks with both his thumbs. Junior Basketball 25 Junior Baseball 25 Student Council 1, fn 3 A., . CAROLYN MELDRUM Carolyn Meldruni is my full name. I want to nurse others to get some fame. Glee Club 2, 35 Secretary Junior Class5 Musical Club 2. DONALD A. MICHAUD Through wind and rain and winter snow, To earn my cliemisfs pay I'll go. Orchestra 1, 25 Band 3, 45 Science Club 35 Bowling 2, 3. FRANCIS MILESKEY Q lily name is lllileskey s I 'd and bound, ,- Q av e I would rather l1?'4in Rex hir 'in- stead of on thevgroalihd. R. Junicr Varsity Basketball 2 35 Boxing 25 Baseball 2, 3, 4. MILDRED MINER Mildred Miner doth so eclare, lhat a nurse's unifo n he'll wear. ' -' 16 Scienc Club 'Dra i,s Club 4. ju!! L. l l I 5 i l - 4. .1. 2 ANGELO MIRABITO If Angelo idoesift become a priest He will still be Father Mirabito. Science Club 15 Orchestra 25 Football 35 Glee Club 4. LORRAINE MITCHELL Because I like to see girls look- ing prim and smart, A Beauty Shoppe I intend to start. Basketball 15 Rifle Club 25 Com- mercial Club 3, 4, President 45 Glee Club 45 Assistant Business Manager Yearbook5 Office Work 3, 4. MARCIA MITCHELL Marcia Mitchell is my name T0 brighten the cornerl' is my aim. Basketball 1, 2, 3 45 Track 15 Tennis 35 Freshmen Science Club. TESSIE MUN GER After four years in Fulton High, To be a success I'll do or die. Basketball 1, 2, 3. Captain: Sports Award 3. LEO NAIOTI Naioti rises just in time to beat the whistle blast Except when you find him at early Sunday Mass. Basketball 3, 4. MARIAN NELSON Of Fulton High School, I am fond, But we must tremember, The Show goes on. Sports 1, 2, 35 Commercial Club 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 An Old Kentucky Gar- den 25 Hollywood Bound 35 Oh Doctor! 5 Yearbook Staff. -do and take a little pushing around. foe Cushman, by -ing ROBERT W. NEWSBAUM As a .chemist Robert Newsbauin will try To keep from blowing a labora- tory sky-high. Track 2, 33 Carpe Diem 3, 4g French Club 3, Glee Club 3. LEONA E. NICHOLS Away to nursing school I will go. Leona Niehols, R. N., patients woe. Young Inventors and Experi- menters Club 15 Hiking 3, 43 Bowling 45 Volleyball 4. MARGARET 0'BRIEN Nursing his getting a, Margaret O'Brieu To help the sick, the despondent, the dying. Drarnatics Club 2. FLORINE OSTERHOUT I, Florine Osterhout, hope to be Working as an office secretary. Basketball 23 Hockey 23 Hiking 25 Buzz Distributor 13 Commen- tators Club 4. CONSTANCE PALMER Four years of work Foe put .in To gain the fame I hope to win. Classes 1 2, 3, 4. - jvr .Af - ' ,, Lf' 7 'S ' t' t , p ' I ' J ' I . v V, if u I. I sf' - . ANN M. PANTALEO A school teacher I want to be To leach the children the ABC's Basketball 1, 2, 35 Bowling 35 Tennis 13 Softball 3. 1 f NINA PANTALEO Please believe ine, I'ni no fool. You'll soon find me teaching school. Basketball 2, 3. ESTERINA PAPINI Esterina Papini will be found making sales galo-re For she'll be working in her father's store. Classes 1, 2, 3. fl. ULYSSES PAPINI Who may tell what the future holds Ully Papni only hopes he knows. Boxing 1, 23 Intramural Basket- ball 1, 25 Intramural Baseball 1, 23 Ping-Pong 1, 23 Junior Var- sity Basketball 4. THELMA . ainbitionl' t e a. rse no ing worse. Glee Cl b 1, I2 3, 4. President 4g Orc estra 3,, 3 Mu ic Club 1, 2, 3 45 X perimen rs andlllnventors Club 13 So tball 15 Basketball 25 Arts and Crafts Club 2, Operettas 1, 2, 3, 43 ' cnfucius Court. PEARL PATRICK Piano lessons I, Pearl Patrick, will teach ' And the highest notes the students will reach. Glee Club 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 45 Musical Club, Baseball 1, 2. EMILY PENKALA If I only knew what the future holds I'd fare it with pleasures untold. Classes 1, 2, 3, 4. through the Oswego line, scored Fulton's only touchdown THE FULTONIAN THEODORE PITSLEY My first name's Ted, and Pittsley the last- IlfIy ambiti to mak orle last. Commentat s Cl 5 Commer- cial Club . A ,, A m X PX, 1 V ANGIE PRI PIO The world is large you will agree. Many a distant place Id love to see. Classes 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN PROCOPIO As a name John Procopio's ,all right . And in aviation, to the top I want to fight. Junior Varsity Football 25 Com- mentaotors Club 35 Ping-Pong 3, 4. BETTY JO RILEY Illy name is Betty Riley, the middle part is fo- I want to be a business gal and make a little dough. Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary 45 3 One-Act Plays 1, 2, 3, 45 Commentators Club 3, Sec- retary 35 Debate Club 1, 45 Prize Speaking 4,l Yearbook Staff. JEAN ROGERS A nurse I intend to be l'll hold my breath and count l, 2, 3. Commercial Club 35 Hiking, Bicycling 2, 35 Basketball 25 Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Tennis, Bad- minton 35 Swimming 25 Bowling 2, 3, 45 Newcomb 1. JOSEPH ROMAS My last name is Romas and I am called Joe But I don't ever figger to be in the dough. Classes 3, 4. RICHARD ROSENBLOOM To be an aviator is my aim. And Richard Rosenbloom is my name. Freshmen Football, Boxing 2g Intercollegiate Boxing Tourna- ment 2, Varsity Football 3, 4. K , . EMMA ROWLEY Witli a pencil, ,and sh rlhand d, , I'll r'zg 1 ncy hon' to my ' i , Sports , 3, 4. 0 4 Q ft -26-. 1 ix JENNIE RUSSO If I only knew what the future holds Fd face it with pleasures untold. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Manager 45 Softball 1, 2, Manager 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 45 Hiking 1, 2, 3, 4, Manager 45 Ping-Pong 1, 2, 3, 4. LILLIE R0 SEMOND RYDER The 'worthy aim of Lillie Ryder Is to spread the 'BIBLE far and wider. Young Experimenters and In- ventors Club 15 Junior Red Cross 35 Poetry- Club 15 Com- entator 2 PAULINE WEPF Of Fulton High School, I am fond, But we must remember, The show goes onf' Classes 1, 2, 3, 4. GEORGE WOOD If I only knew what the future holds Ifd face it with pleasures untold. Classes 1, 2, 3, 4. in that game ..... The Fulton High school glee clubs EVELYN SAFRANSKI If I enough ambition stir, 1, Evelyn Safranslei, will be a hairdresser. Basketball 1, 273, 4, Captain 2,11 3, 43 Volleyball, T k 1, 2, 33 Ping-Pong, Softb 1, 23 Che r- leading 2, 3, 43 Class 33 Student il 1, 2, 3, 4, President 43 matics Club 13 Bowling 2, 3. CAROL SCHEELE Four years of life have passed me by ' And fm leaving these halls with a sigh. Commercial Club 33 Student Council 43 Secretary Senior Class. , J OSEPI-IINE SCHIBECI I, Josephine Schibeci, hope to be Working as an ojice secretary. Commercial Club 1, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 43 French Club 33 Bicvcle Club 23 Sports 23 Basketball 1, 2, 43 Bowling 4, Sport Awards 1, 2. MARY SCHREMPH Of Fulton High School, I am fond But we must remember, The Show goes on. Classes 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM SCI-IREMPH I wimdier what the future will iol , For mv ambition has failed to unfyold Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Boxing Man- ager 2, 33 Baseball Manager 2. DOROTHY SHAVER It's Dorothy Shaver with hopes both big and scary Who wants to be a secretary. Buzz Staff 1, 2, 33 Journalism Club 43 Carpe Diem 3, 43 Cheer- leading 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Musical Club 2, 33 Sports 13 Basketbal-I 1, 4. - FREDERICK SHAW My name is just plain Fred Shaw And I guess I was just born to draw. Riflle Club 1, 23 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Carpe Diem 3, 43 Debate Club 1, 2, Commercial Club 33 Commentators Club 2, 3, 43 Stag Ma ger 3, 43 Buzz Staff 24 'W N ORMA SHEFFIELD Among the books and shelves you'll find her, For Norma Sheffield in a library claims her career. Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Commentators Club 23 Dramatics 13 Hiking 3. CLARA L. SHELDON To design your frock for the dance, . ' For me is taking a big chance. Girls' Glce Club 43 Dramatics Club 3. 0 .-ffgg BYRON SMITH To be an artist. is my aim And Byron Smith is my name. V Glee Club 3, 43 Musical Club 43 Freshmen Football 23 Varsity Football 3. DONALD SOMERS Don Somers wants to be a farmer boss D But not one with a hoe or hoss! F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Soccer 1. STEVE SPIVAK After four years in Fulton High, To be a success, I'll do or die. Classes 1, 2, 3, 4. cleared their throats and, with the 0rehestra's help, warbled THE FULTONIAN ALICE SPONENBERG To design is my greatest delight With results pleasing to the sight. Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Sun Bonnet 2. . ' 571 Rl' fi j i HETTIE STANTON My name is Hettie Stanton, you see An office secretary I desire to be. Basketball 1, 23 Dramatics Club 43 Hiking 3. NORMA SYLVESTER Of Fulton High School, I a1n fondj But we must remember, The show goes on. Classes 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM TAYLOR Watch where you park your trailer, For my name is Bill Taylor, the county jailer. Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 33 Varsity Basketball 1. 2, 33 Dramatics Club 1, 2. ELMER TAYLOR Of Fulton High I'7Je seen my last. Four years of study at last are past. Classes 1, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA TREASURE A secretary will be Barb Treasure, Doing her duty with a smile of pleasure. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Bowling 3, 43 Hockey 2, 33 Softball 2, 33 Buzz Staff 2, 33 Assistant-Editor Yearbook. -28- ' MARY BYRNE TREXLER To be a costume designer is my aim, And Mary Trexler is my name. Class 43 Hiking 43 Bowling 43 Softball 43 Volleyball 43 Basket- ball 43 Science Club 4. STACIA TRYNISKI Commercial alrt is my aim On the road to winning fame. ' Classes 1, 2, 3, 4. BETTY JANE TUCKER When Betty Tucker gets to be a nurse There won't be any work 'for fohnny's hearse. Glee Club 23 Social Club 1. JAMES URE I, James Ure, am right at home When sliding along with my trombone. Orchestra 3, 43 Band 3, 43 Track 33 Carpe Diem 3, 43 Musical Club 43 French Club 3, 43 Com- mercial Clulb 3. FRANCIS VAN VALKENBURG The 'worldvis large you 'will agree. Many a distant place I'd love to see. Varsity Football 43 Bowling 3, 43 Science Club 43 Intramural Basketball3 Intramural Base- ball3 Badminton Tournament 33 Volleyball Tournament 3. ANDREW VESCIO My name's Andy Vescio. I I d0l1Jl. 'want to do anything special. Basketball 3, 43 Football 4. the operetta, Oh Doctor! .... Took out for the goblins JANE VINE Four years of work I've put in To gain the fame I hope to win. Carpe Diem 43 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 43 Commentators 3, 4 Secretary 43 Arts and Crafts 3, 4, Vice- President 33 Volleyball 43 Poetry Club 3, 4, President 43 Art- Editor Yearbook Staff 43 Rifle Club 2. FRANCES E. VOGT Franees Vogt's anzbition is to be a nurse. Ill health and sickness will fill her purse. Classes 1, 2, 3, 4. AGNES ' RE .Uv ambition is t et l 1 hairxx tl And my name i. Agxes are. G!-ee Club 1, 2,4,OQ1estra 23 Band 2, 33 Com Algal C 5 XX.. ,,,. 3 BURT WARE My name is Burt Ware And by the navy I swear. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. 3 w will W L.. I MARGARET W RE Margaret W are is my Y e. I'll try to elinytto au e's fain . Commercia 'Club lf' N 1 Q. i ffj J X ll y . st'-'Z W DONALD WARREN In the future, Don Warren hopes, A preacher, then, he'll know the ropes. Salutatorian3 Science Club A3, Vice-President 43 Debate Coun- cil 13 Oratorical Contest 43 Prize Speaking 43 Freshman Science Club 1. al 2. MADELYNE RREN delyne Warrep name that nf g l w se, ,S 01 v ' u , s n 3 ef an 'wietent nurse. Dramat' 43 Commen- ,tators ub 2, 33 ir s Club X21 ' Ju 'or e Cross 13 Sci e X S eaking 43 Year- book Staff 4' tta 2,'3. BERNICE WASIELEWSKI Four yea-rs of work I've put in To gain the fame I hope to win. Glee Club 1, 2, 43 French Club 3, 43 Dramatics Club 13 Debate Council 4. GENEVIEVE WDOWIAK Genevieve Wdowiak is what they call me. In A ineteen. Hundred Fifty, a stenographer I'll be. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 13 Volleyball 1, 23 Ping-Pong 1, 23 Foul Shooting 23 Track 13 Dra- matics Club 13 Softball 1, 2. ALFRED M. WILCOX Out of the frying pan into the fire. 1'll be a teacher before I retire. Orchestra 1 2, 3, 43 Band 3, 43 Glee Club 33 Cross-Country 33 Carpe Diem 43 Musical Club 2, 3, 4. KENNETH D. WINTER I, Kenneth Winter, a I if 'er shall be, V Although fhow f wil N t see. F otball fa, 3 er 3 Ping- ng 1, 2, 4, Ch-amp 33 Fresh- en rl a etball 13 Intramural ALBERT G. WOOD To become an engineer is my aim U But I'll keep my bugle just the same. Treasurer Senior Class3 Student, Council 43 Band 3, 4, President 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, '43 Carpe Diem 3, 43 Science Club 3, 4, 13 Debate Council 23 Musical Clulb 4. was the ery at the Senior-sponsored Super Superstition THE FULTONIAN HELEN ZARICHNY A Freslzman green, four years ago, I'll now yo out to earn some dough. Basketball 1, 2, 3, Volleyball 2, 39 Hiking 13 Bicycle Club 23 Ping-Pong 2, 3. GLADYS POST If she does what she wants most, To business school will go Gladys Post. Sports IDA BARTLET CHARLOTTE BATTLES CHARLES COURBAT PAULINE HOGOBOOM DONALD MINER HENRY PROPPE JAMES SMITH WILLIAM STORMS . -30- JOSEPH A. FRANCO foe Franfo will some day go on the fly. But now he Can only look long- ingly at the sky. Soccer 2, 3. RAY BEALES Four yeazzx' of 'work I'7Je put in To gain llzf' fame I hofve lo win. Classes 1, 2, 3, 4. Dance. Ladders, black cats and l3's hung from wires ff fw THE PLAY THE FULTONIAN Yearbook Staff Isn't that done yet!!?? - Deadline next Week. Get that copy ready!!V' Yep, youlre right, just one of the numerous meetings of the Yearbook Staff. This year the Senior Class sent delegates from the Yearbook Staff to the Press Conference in Syracuse, November eighth and ninth, They started off with a whiz and they've been going at it ever since-their finished product awaits your decision. What do you think? EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Roger Black ASSISTANT EDITORS Jane Ann Cunningham, Barbara Treasure, Rita Fuchs BUSINESS MANAGER R Mary Carr ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS Lorraine Mitchell, Bob Goss N ART STAFF 'lane Vine, Rosairia Li Voti, Fred Shaw CLUB STAFF Betty Jo Riley, Madelyne Warren, Ruth Carrier SPORTS STAFF Joe Bzdulski, Bessie Cunningham, Marion Nelson FACULTY ADVISOR ART ADVISOR Miss Mary Markham Miss Doralda Erb -33- , strung across the gym. The daring crowd braved all THE FULTONIAN Student Council This year the Student Council, composed of 15 members elected by the stud- ent body, continues its work under the able direction of the faculty advisor, Mr. Wyfmaii Pratt. The activities of the Council have been varied. They bought a new electric view for the gym and they donated the prizes for the Prize Speaking Contest. OFFICERS President .........,., ........................ ........ E v elyn Safranski Vice-President ............. ......... 4 ......... I , ...... Kathleen Brannan I Secretary and Treasurer .... ........ .... . . ...... ....... F r ances Parks V MEMBERS Seniors- Evelyn Safranski, Rosa Drake, Kathleen Brannan, Carol Scheele, Albert Wood, James Ure. Juniors- Tom Wz1lsh, Frances Parks, Russell Kelly, Jane Rogers. Sophomores- Helen Tracy, John johnson, lsabelle Strother. Freshmen- Bob Frawley, Buddy Rogers, Donald Black. ..34.. the dangers and had a good iime ..... Christmas vaca- THE FULTONIAN French Club Le Cerclc Francais continues their tongue-twisting under the able leadership of Mr. Abbott, the new jrrofcssciir, and Mrs. OlConnor, the honorary member. The club was first established for the purpose of encouraging the students to speak more French with greater fluency. lt has continued with that aim in view. LE BUREA U La Presidente .......... ........................,........ LC Vice-Presidcn to ........ La Sccrctaire Lv Trcsorier Charles Bollinger Gilberte Lelloeuf Doris Calkins Don Comstock Rosa Drake LES MEMI? RES liileen Gantley Don T-lutchins Elizabeth LiVoti Rosaria LiVoti Vivian Ludington 135-- Rosa Drake james Ure Norma Sylvester . Don Comstock Robert McKnight Norma Sylvester lames Ure Dick Wagorier llernice Wasielewslci tion provided a short recess from Senior action. . . THE FULTONIAN Commercial Club T The Commercial Club, for the benefit of commercial students, has a varied program throughout the school year. It sponsors dinners and parties and has entertained several speakers. The club also goes on tours through the different manufacturing plants in Fulton. OFFICERS President ............. ........................ ...... L o rraine Mitchell Vice-President ........ ...... A rlene Curtis Secretary .......... ..... M ary Fichera Treasurer ...... ....................... ..... A 1 igie Bonanno MEMBERS Lorraine Mitchell Connie Procopio Arlene Curtis Rose Marie Arnold Angie Bonanno Alma Bray Josephine Procopio Marjorie Ford Helen Judd Ida Ippolito Katherine Valelunga Catherine Slauson Edith Dodge Naomi Loughrey Vita Leechade Mary Fichera -35- 'Laterg in famtary, Captain Stems instructed all of as Frank Panifino THE FULTONIAN Fulton Future Farmers On Qctober 24th, the 'fAggies had a banquet with their sisters as waitresses. The guest speaker was the principal, Mr. Macdonald. Frank Vanilino won the F. F. A. prize speaking contests in the county, district and state speaking competitions. He took part in the northeastern states contest at Springfield, Massachusetts. Frank spoke on The Constitution and Agriculture Through Changing Timesf' The Fulton boys entertained those of Mexico, Sandy Creek, Central Square, Pulaski, and Hannibal at the Pre-Cornell Rally and Judging Contest at Fulton High School. - The Aggie,' basketball teams took part in the Wiiiter Rally and Basketball Tournament at Mexico. They certainly were active this year. They are good prospects for days to come. OFF ICFRS President ................. Vice-President ........ Secretary ........... Treasurer .......... Reporter ....... Watch Dog ....... Donald Aesch Sherwood Best Joseph Blake Robert Drake Ferris Elhage Stanley Grant Charles Harris VVilliam llough in assembly on the MEMBERS Theodore Lange John Matzke Vtfilliam Maxam Louis McCann Mervvyn McDougall llarry Merrith Arnold Muckey careful ideniijication GH Joseph Blake Burt Ware Daniel Smith Donald Somers Robert Drake Leland Nichols Frank Fanihno Robert Pooler Robert Solko Daniel Smith Richard Smith Donald Somers Burt Wa1'e d capture of OFFICERS THE FULTONIAN il!!! I Univ Girls' Glee Club On every Monday and Thursday, sixth bell, we hear the girls singing in the auditorium. The fifty-six girls aided the Boys' Glee Club in presenting the opera- etta, 'fQh Doctorlv Remember? They went along with the boys to help out at the banquet at Drumlins. President ............... Vice-President .......... Secretary-Treasurer Librarian ...................... Assistant Librarian ........ Anna Angelina Beverly Babcock Phylis Baldwin Vesta Baldwin Barbara Barnard Joyce Belanger Mildred Beales Theresabelle Bennett Arlene Berry Grace Boisey Angie Bonanno Frances Buell Peggy Carr Ruby Carter Henrietta Collett Ann Cook Bessie Cunningham Jane Ann Cunningham Jane Evvanicki WE SING Jean Fanning Laura Gillespie Irene Griffith Gloria Guile Jean Hallenbeck Barbara Hickman Janice Jay Evelyn Jennings Marjorie Karns Rosemary Keefe Irene Lamb Betty Lane Marilyn Lucas Colleen Lussier Lorraine Mitchell Marion Nelson Thelma Parker Naomi Peck -38- Thelma Parker Ruby Carter Jane Ewanicki Arlene Sikes Gloria Guile Evelyn Pratt Josephine Schibeci Norma Sheffield Clara Sheldon Neatrice Shortsleeve Arlene Sikes Betty Simon Pauline Stephenson Claudine Taft Alice Therriault Florence Therriault Norma Trask Theresa Vant Margaret Waldron Muriel Warren Bernice Wasielewski Leila Wells Q Frances Wheaton Livia Zizzi crooks and other criminals ..... With a whoop and a howl, THE FULTONIAN . W I' K dl ci f' .1 , -. .' t Mixed Chorus A new group has just been formed in the musical department. This mixed chorus, with the band, orchestra and girl's glee club, presented a concert June 6 in the high school auditorium. With the other musical organizations, the mixed chorus participated in the Oswego County Musical Association Contest at Oswego on May 23. Some of the girls-sang at the Senior Play and later at Commence- ment exercises. OFFICERS Presldent ................. Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer ...... Librarian ................. Assistant Librarian Beverly Babcock Keith Baker Barbara Barnard Joseph Beale Mildred Beales Joyce Belanger Angie Bonanno Frances Buell John Cardinali Marguerite Carr David Cravetz Joseph Devine WE SING TOO Donald Duciaume Anthony Ferazzoli Wyburn Fitch Laura Gillespie Robert Gillespie Gloria Guile Jean Hallenbeck Barbara Hickman Marjorie Karns Rosemary Keefe ..39. David Cravetz Muriel Wa1'ren Beverly Babcock Byron Smith Gilbert Coles Angelo Mirabito Naomi Peck William Rudd Arlene Sikes Betty Simons Byron Smith Claudine Taft Theodore Trask Robert Turner Muriel Warren Willys Woodward Colleen Lussier the F. H. S. ladies were of Z0 chase and catch male escorts THE FULTONIAN 9459 Q The Band' This last year has seen the Senior Band advance toward their goal. New uniforms of red, green and gold have added to their attractions as they march around the field at the football games. Jean Ellsworth is the drum majorette and Rossman Story, the drum major. OFFICERS President .,............ ........................ ........... A l bert Wood K Vice-President ......... ................. I ames Ure Secretary-Treasurer ................ Arlene Sikes Librarian .................. ............................................... I Qamsay Ludington Assistant Librarian .............................................................. Dick Wagoner WHAT WE PLAY CLARINETShLeigh Fadden, Frank Sroka, Sam Fichera, Gordon Wet- tering, Robert Taylor, Laura Gil- lespie, Donald Michaud, Kendrick Meade, Sam Bevacqua, Francis Gigliotti, William Rebeor, Mary Sauers, Edward Duver, Eunice Sauers, Betty Hartenhoff, Dorothy Hogoboom. FLUTE-Jay Stewart Eb CLARINET-Erwin Sieron. ALTO CLARINET-Robert Lewis. BASS CLARINET- Eugene Downing. OBOE-Alfred Wilcox. BASSOQN-Stewart Taylor. SOPRANO SAX- Richard VVagoner. ALTO SAX-Sarah Arnold. TRUMPETS-Arlene Sikes, Albert Wood, Avis Williamson. CORNETS-Bruce Ludington, Nor- val Zufelt, George Haig, HORNS-Ramsay Ludington, Robert Gillard, Roger Davis, Willys Wood- ward. BARITONE-Lawrence McCaity. TROMBONES-James Ure, Ralph Hubbard, Charles Bollinger, Robert Macdonald, Charles Fegley, Donald Black. BASSES--Roger Black, Claude Cunningham. DRUMS- Joseph Cortini, John Drummond, Donald Keeney, Horace Bullard. TENOR SAX-Lawrence Dodge, Edwin Miller. -40- to the Senior Sadie Hawkins Day Dance. There were THE FULTONIAN -V ffvrf Orchestra Once a week in assembly, we get an excellent view of Marion Nelson's back as she stands straight and erect, waving the director's stick. She is the student director for Mr. Wagner. On December 17th, the orchestra played for the operetta, sponsored by the Fulton High Glee Clubs. Mr. Wagner took the stick that night. The cast went MEMBERS to Drumlin's for a banquet. OFFICERS President ............. ......................... Vice-President ............ Secretary-Treasurer ...... Librarian ................. Assistant-Librarian Elinor Howell Norma Tilden Sally Arnold Willard Streeter Adele Brewer Sally Arnold Roger Black Adele Brewer Horace Bullard Leigh Fadden Charles Fegley Frances Gillespie lean Hallenbeck Elinor Howell Catherine Lewis Joseph LiVoti Marion Nelson Richard Palmer Thelma Parker Naomi Peck Arlene Sikes Frank Sroka Willard Streeter Gordon Taft -41- Stewart Taylor Norma Tilden Jane Tulik James Ure Catherine Valelunga Frances Wheaton Alfred Wilcox Albert Wood Willys VVoodward enough volunteers Cstags to youj to make up for the 1' THE FULTONI' N Commentators Club The purpose of the Commentators Club is to create interest among the stu- dents in current affairs, and also to stimulate discussion of current problems. The club this year has varied its meetings with speakers, two of whom were Reverend John VVarren and M r. lf. W. Taylor. 6'Quiz programsf and general discussions among the students helped to pep up the meetings. President ............ Vice-l 'resident Secretary .. ...... joe Blake Roger Rlack lirmida Cardinali l.ouis Cardinali Tom Cavanaugh Stanley Curtis Janet Crisp Clinton Dexter John Hollowell 'Helen Judd Ethel Keller Miss O'Connell QFFI CERS MEMBERS Richard Lamphear Carolyn Lyman Dorothy Macliougall Jack Maxwell Alice Murphy Frances Parks Shirley Remington Margaret Reynolds Fred Shaw Mary Sroka Betty Tucker Jane Tulik Faculty Advisors Mr. Rose -.421 Fred Shaw Jack Maxwell .lane Vine Blanche Viau Harold VanQpdorp Jane Vine Donald Warren Albert VV ood lsabel Strother lean Fanning Therese Vant Al V iscomi Clarence DeMar joseph Franco Miss Davidson Zosscs of the mzfmftunatc girls who c0uIdn't Mm fast THE FULTONIAN Carpe Diem The sound of soft music drifting from the gym and the even shuffle of dancers' feet all signify the monthly meeting of the shiny-bumpers, Carpe Diem. Each month the club meets and the business meeting is followed by social dancing in the gym. At many of the meetings the club entertains various speakers. The club is for College lintrance students exclusively. OFFICERS President ........... ......................,........ ......... R u ssell Kelly Vice-President ...... ............ ................ R o sa Drake Secretary ............ .................,...... ......... K a thleen Brannan Treasurer ....... ............................... ................ A l bert Wood MEMBERS Betty Haskell Bob Carr Mary Carr Willis Woodward Jane Ludington Doris Calkins Dorothy Shaver Faith Fuller Toddy Cwillard James Ure Albert Wood Roger Black Joyce Gerry Bob Goss Joan Blodgett Gordon Hill Rosa Drake Bud Ryther Alice Hemingway Betty Anderson Kathleen Brannan Jane Vine Dorothy McDougall Dorothea Jacobs Helen Judd enough to catch their -43- Bill Fegley Fred Shaw Bob Newsbaum Alfred Wilcox Russell Kelly Joe Volotta Jack Carroll males. QYO14 should have seen THE FULTONIAN Arts and rafts The members of the Arts and Crafts Club spend their evenings adding to the world of art. They do hand work in leather, metals, wood, and soap. The Work is under the direction of Miss Erb, Mr. Rowland, and Mr. Frawley, faculty advisors for the club. President .............. Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer ..... Harold Aesch Ralph Aofrata Floyd Austin Keith Baker Charles Baldwin Betty Best Louis Cardinali Wilma Clark George Coles Dick DlAmico Richard Engle Bob Frawley OFFICERS MEMBERS Gerald Frawley Fred Freeman Moritz Fuchs Steve Gillis Jimmy Grim .Tune Guillard .Tames Hanley Janice Jay Charles Jerred Albert lieding Qneida Keding Betty Keller M44 E Moritz Fuchs Betty Best . ...... Betty Best Robert Larrabee Robert Macdonald Lee Salisbury Robert Shaver Erwin Sieron Dick Wagoner' Ioseph Smith George Seymore Ernest Valelunga Barbara Vant Dick Smith Frances Wheaton the ones that got awayj .... The Seniors started put- THE FULTONIAN Science Club The Fulton High School Science Club was organized in l923 under the direction of Mr. Wood. Its first president was Gaylord VVhitaker, who is now vice-president of the Qswego County Trust Company Bank. The purpose of the club is to carry on scientific activities which can not be done in the classes. For the past two years the members have been studying photography. OFTVICERS President ............. .............................. ....... R 0 ger Black Vice-President Secretary .............. Treasurer ....... Arthur Arnold Donald Battles Roger Black .loan Blodgett Charles Bollinger Tom Boylan Flora Cardinali Dudley Breed Phyllis Dashnau Teddy Duver Charles Fegley William Fegley Donald Warren .. loan Blodgett Elinor Howell MEMBERS lfileen Gantley Robert Goss Margaret Hill Alohn Hollowell Elinor Howell Marshall Hawes Richard Hubbard Robert Hyde Richard Lamphear Allan Lewis lilizabeth l.iVoti William Marra Donald Miller Faculty Advisors: Mr. Wood, Miss Otis, Mr. Berry. -45- Angelo Mirabito Vivian Moore Leona Nichols George McKenna Robert Pickles Kenneth Richards George Rogers Alice Townsend Mary Trexler Harold Van Opdo Donald Warren Albert Wood ting on their bright Wd lipstick and best 'wool suits FP THE FULTONIAN Journalism Club The Journalism Club organized on October 30, 1940. A constitution was drawn up under the guidance of Jane Vine, and then presented to the Student Council for approval. The aim of the club is to study the fundamental principles of journalism and to publish a school paper. Each member chooses a phase of news writing in which he is most interested. The club has published one issue of The Buzz this year. President ............. Vice-President ...... Secretary ................ Treasurer .................. Faculty Advisor ....... Betty Anderson Mary Lou Anderson Pat Anderson Donald Black lflelen Bower Tom Boylan Peggy Carr Arla Carroll Mary Chase Mary Crisafrulli Sam Fichera Joe Franco X Alice Freeman Fred Freeman Steve Gillis for the yearbook OFFICERS MEMBERS Edith Greene James Grim Sam Guffrida Gloria Guile Betty Haig Betty Huntley Janice Jay Mary Judd Irene Lamb Marion Mcllonal Alice Maude Natalie Meagher Mary Mills Angelo Mirabito Richard Palmer Frances Parks .46-. d portraits. Fultoufr Dorothy MacDougall Steve Gillis Dorothy Shaver H Donald Black Gladys L. Bonner Margaret Reynolds Nick Semeraro Vita Semeraro Dorothy Shaver Norma Sheffield Ann Snyder Rose Marie Speneil Isabel Strother O Catherine Valelunga Barbara Vant Dick Wagoner Muriel Warren Charlotte Willing Marjorie Worden Pauline Zizzi population would : THE FULTONIAN a 4 Poetry Club Under the leadership of Miss Hague the Poetry Club was organized in the fall of ,39 and started activities this year. The aim of the club is to acquaint students with the poets and their works, the fundamentals of Writing, and the study of composing poems. The members have made a collection of original poems and hope, in the future, to make a complete book of these. Throughout the year the club held parties and entertained various speakers. Among those were Miss Davidson and Miss Johnston. VVith the help of Miss Anderson, one of the faculty advisors, the students have attempted choral reading. The emblem of the club is a scroll with a pen and a P for poetry. Although it is a small organization, it hopes to arouse interest and to prove that poetry isn't just sissy stuff. ' OFFICERS President ............. Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer ..... Robert Austin ff Gladys Bellinger Tom Boylan Louis Cardinali Shirley Clark Stanley Curtis seem to MEMBERS Catherine Froio Charles Gannett Carmen Heppell Betty Keller lithel Keller Richard Lamphear Dorothy MacDougal1 Y ..47- consist of dudes, as 'viewed from Jane Vine Louis Cardinali Concetta Procopio Catherine McGuane Josephine Manitta Kathleen Palmer Concetta Proeopio Catherine Valelunga Jane Vine the photo- aff Dramatics Club The Dramatics Club started off with a bang under the guidance of the neu advisor, 'Miss Mary livelyn Connors. There were three one-act plays November 15th which were a great success The plays were: Singapore Spider, Elmer,', and Happy journey., were followed April 24th by three more sponsored by the Senior Class. were: 'KSham,,' f'Command Performance, and K'The Whole Truth. President .......... Vice-President . Secretary .......... Treasurer .....V . Historian Betty Anderson Mary Lou Anderson Pat Anderson Mary Ellen Ash Genevieve Bok Tom Boylan Virginia Burnett Polly Candee Gildo Cardinali Louis Cardinali Helen Chapman Mary Chase Henrietta Collette Hazel Daniels Billy Darling Roger Davis .Ioe Devine Margaret Flick Iune Foster Faye Friske Moritz Fuchs lidith Greene Gloria Guile Carmen Heppell Barbara Hickman OFFICERS MEMBERS Gordon Hill Pat Hoke Betty Huntley Dorothea Jacobs .Ianice jay Marjorie Karns Betty Keller Irene Martin Brien Mathews Jack Maxwell Catherine Mirabito Leland Nichols Margaret Reynolds George Rogers Alice Sherman Betty Simons Charlotte Smith Joe Smith Ann Snyder Betty Todd Harold VanOpdorp Joseph Volotta Richard Wagoiner Madelyne Warreii Muriel Warreli .43- Franccs Parks . jack Maxwell Betty .Io Riley Irene Martin Tom Boylan Frances Wheaton June Yager VValter Zufelt Fred Shaw john Hollowell Rosemary Keefe Raymond Shaver' Gladys Bellinger Norma Tilden Frances Parks Betty Io Riley Leigh Fadden Ida Ippolito Josephine Procopio jane Rogers I.orry Rogers Robert Beale I.aura Gillespie Dick Tilton Ramsay I.udington Ferris Blhage Richard Palmer Catherine Valelungt Iidward Bellinger James Devine ' These These y.. Q. THE FULTONIAN Spring Dance Places l Lights V' Hflurtain Y Thus the audience was introduced to the living room of a small home off the Lampus of a girl's college, the scene of the senior play, :Spring Dancef, a comedy by Philip Barry. The play, under the direction of Miss Mary Evelyn Connors h td its initial performance May 29, in the High School auditorium. Mildred ........... Walter Bechett Miss Ritchie john Hotton ........ The Lippincot ..... Doc Boyd ............. Buck Buchanan Mady Platt ...... Frances Fenn .. Alex Benson Kate McKini .. Sally Prescott ...... Sam Thatcher . CAST Vesta Baldwin -49-- Byron Smith Mary Fichera Bill Taylor Bill Storms Gildo Cardinali Joe Franco Thelma Parker .. Louise Marshall ..... Betty Jo Riley Lorraine Mitchell Madelyne Warren Leigh Fadden gffafvlzcrfv studio. . . . In the spring the young folks' THE FULTONIAN S- S A E1 A 4. a ' 1940 Football Season On September 21, Fulton High gridmen opened their 1940 Football season with the Alumni as their opponents. After a hard battle Fulton High won by a score of l3 to 0. The outcome of this game gave a favorable indication for a successful season. The next game, on September 28, Fulton journeyed to Mohawk. Here a warm and sunny day greeted them, with 300 fans witnessing the game. Our boys displayed plenty of power and won by a score of 13 to O. Fulton scored in the first quarter with Cushman crossing the goal. Later on in the third quarter Karkut scored our other touchdown. On October 12, Fulton engaged Cortland in a scoreless tie. Before an una usually large crowd, Fulton completely outplayed Cortland, but couldn't cross their goal to' score. The High School lland and Kiwanis Drum and Bugle Corps added much to the competitive spirit. The usual large crowd was on hand at Recreation Park on October 19 to witness the Fulton-Qswego game. The day was ideal for football and the playing field was in good condition. ...50- fancy turnca' to Christian education. Because of that, THE FULTONIAN Our boys outplayed their traditional rivals until lO seconds before the first half ended. Vtfith the ltl seconds remaining, Oswego scored their only seven points on a screen pass to llrown who raced 30 yards for the touchdown. The try for the extra point was good and Oswego led by a score of 7 to 0 at the half. In the third quarter the Red and Green gridmen of lfulton, on a determined drive, plowed to the fJswegolltlwosyard line. Here Cushman on the next play drove through the center of the Oswego line to score. The ball was muffed before Cushman could follow through with his attempted placement. Our boys continued to overshadow the Oswego team for the rest of the game. The game, which ended in Oswegols favor by a score of 7 to 6, was played mostly in Oswegols territory. Onondaga Valley of Syracuse came to Fulton on November 2. The lield was slippery because of wet weather, but this didn't hinder the victorious Red and Green squad. VVithin a few moments after the kick-oft, lfulton scored. Gene Tracy took a pass from center and slashed through the left guard of the Valley team. lle outran their secondary and raced 65 yards for a score. Two minutes later, liulton had the ball again and penetrated deep into Valley territory on a long pass. Cushman found an opening in the line and cracked through for our second touchdown. Ernie Valelunga scored a third touchdown from the Z0-yard line in the second period. lfulton didnlt score again until the last quarter, when two touchdowns were made. Tracy slanted off tackle for one, and Cushman galloped 25 yards for the other. Valley scored their lone touchdown on a line kick by Bolen. The game ended with Fulton ahead in a 31 to 6 victory. The boys on the team who played throughout the football season were: Ends, VVilliam Schremph and David Grantg Tackles, Sandy Bonanno and Jack Sheldong Guards, Harry Leon and Tom Gillardg Center, Joe Whiteg Ilacks, Joe Cushman, Eugene Tracy, Ernest Valelunga, and Henry Karkut. Q77 ,51- flic fs on Z'.m'ays were all 111i4rcd up ..... Plans were THE FULTONIAN ri BasketbaH After Weeks of strenuous practice, Fulton High School opened its 1940-41 Basketball season at Auburn on December 14. Fulton lost to the more experienced Auburn team by a score of 40 to 20. The next game on December Z0 was at Qswego. Oswego started scoring early and led by a score of ZZ to 6 at the half. Unable to overcome the lead, Fulton lost 34 to 17. The hrst home game was played with Sherrill on January 10. At the end of the first half the game was tied at 7 all, but in the second half Sherrill forged ahead and won, 26 to 14. Fulton traveled to Baldwinsville on January 14 and suffered a 35 to 22 defeat. Still unable to get into the win column, Fulton lost to Vocational by a score of 38 to 7. Fulton was completely outclassed by the towering boys from Syracuse. Fulton lost their next game to North Syracuse on January 29. North Syra- cuse scored a basket in the last 40 seconds of play and won by one point, 26 to 25, Auburn came to Fulton on january 31 and went home with a 34 to 25 vic- tory. Fulton led 16 to 14 at the half, but couldn't continue their fine game and lost out in the second half. ..52.a soon underway for graduation. Personal cards and grad- THE FULTONIAN Fulton snapped their seventh game losing streak and beat Baldwinsville 31 to 22 on February 4. Fulton came from behind in the second half and scored 25 points to win. Un February 13, North Syracuse invaded the local court and won, 35 to l4. The game was roughly played with both teams committing many fouls. The best game in recent years was played when Qswego came to Fulton on February 21. Fulton jumped to an early lead and led ll to 6 at the end of the tirst quarter. At the half the score was 16 to 15 in our favor. Oswego came back in the third quarter and led 22 to 21. In the last quarter with the score tied at 26 to 26, Czeriak sank a beautiful one-handed shot that brought everyone to his feet. Then, with 45 seconds remaining, Fulton scored two more points to win, 30 to 28. Fulton journeyed to Sherrill for their next game and lost, 37 to 27. On March l, Carthage High trounced Fulton at Carthage by a score of 29 to 13. A Week later on March 7, Fulton brought their season to a close by playing Carthage again. This time our boys won a closely fought 23 to 19 game. Name Nick Kush Howard Guernsey Joe Cushman Adolph Kalafarski John Czeriak Eugene Tracy Ernie Valelunga Tom VValsh Andy Vescio Acea Veseio Posiliozz. Center Forward Guard Forward Forward Guard Guard Guard Forward Forward Points Scored 82 42 33 21 20 14 11 1 1 9 2 - ' .-.5 3... , uaiion a1m0uMccmeM1's were selected for the Seniors to THE FULTONIAN va 'E aseball Fulton High baseball candidates began working out immediately after the Easter vacation. With only four regulars returning from last season, Coach Johnny Muscalino had the task of molding a new team. The team encountered Oswego on their home diamond. Fulton lost the contest by a tight 'score of Z to l. Don Pauley, burly pitcher of Oswego, allowed Fulton only three hits while he struck out 12 batters. THE MEMBERS OF THE TEAM ARE: Left Field .............. Center Field Right Field First Base Joe Blake Adolph Kalafarski Ronnie Lalik Nick Kush Second Base ..... ....................... L eonard Brosseau Shortstop ........ ...................................... J oe Cushman and R. Hughes Third Base ......,. ..,................................ E . Okoniewski and Joe Mirabito y Pitchers ...... ....... l Eugene Tracy, joe Hzdulski, and Frances Milesky Catchers ...... .......................................... U lly Papini, and Leo Naiota purchase. The battle of the caps and gowns was 'waged THE FULTONIAN Soccer About 30 boys reported for the first soccer practice in September. This year the Soccer players will be receiving major letter awards for the hrst time. The team was coached by Mr. Horroclas of the school faculty and managed by Frank Hayduk. ' The Fulton boys lost two games to Central Square by scores of 4 to 0 and 6 to 2. Two more games were lost to Phoenix by scores of 4 to 2 and 6 to 4. One game was lost 6 to O to Mexico but in the return game Fulton tied them Z-all. A game was lost to Vtfarners by a score of 2 to 0. Six Fulton boys participated in the All Star Oswego County game. A team consisting of Fulton, Mexico, and Central Square beat a team consisting of Phoenix, Parish, and VVilliamstown by a score of 2 to U. The following boys were on the Varsity: James Smith-Inside Forward Dan Glebamlnside Forward Robert Hanlon-Inside Forward Lewis Kimball-Outside Forward Dick Tilton-Outside Forward Silvio Cardinali-Outside Forward Clyde Grim-Outside Forward Frwin Phillips-Center Forward Captain-elect, l94O VVillvs VVoodward-Center Halfback Art Nadeau-Fullback, Captain, l94O. Robert Smith-Fullback Lewis Gardner-Goalie Next year Fulton enters the Oswego County Soccer League. Good luck, boys! ..55--- in full fury and the negative 'won ihe victory. The KJ THE Ful.ToNlAN iele , K Mg! X Na Track The Fulton High track team candidates began Working out immediately after the Faster vacation. Under the able coaching of Mr. Bateman, the boys quickly rounded into shape. One track team planned to attend the invitation meet at Utica. Qther meets with Pulaski and Oswego were also planned. James Grim Robert Holt Floyd Stanton Richard Engle Jack Walsh Floyd Austin Robert Newsbaum NVilliam Smith Joe Beale Richard Swierczk Alfred Wilcox Donald Hutchins , Fred Freeman Rawlins Hickman Last fall the cross-country team had meets with Solvay, Eastwood, and Onondaga Valley. They also attended the state-wide invitation meet held in Syracuse. Frank Chetney Bruce Porter Kenneth Patrick -K f Floyd Austin Richard Aofrata 1, fglyfhjsh Leonard Growe .jj Robert Holt . -56- girls decided on pastel formats with moderate backs and ll al ,,',7J' Boys' Bowling The Fulton High School bowling team climaxcd their season by entering the lnterscholastic Bowling Tournament at Sherrill ln three matches the boys top- pled a total of 2292 pins to place well in the running. The members of the team and their averages vvere: B111 Bidwell ................,............................................................................... 178 Nicholas Potocnak ............ ..... 1 73 Robert Heppell ...............,....., ...... 1 72 Francis VanValkenburg ...... ...... 1 63 liugene Tracy ............................................................................................ 162 Cheerleaders Fight, team, fight! yelled the energetic cheerleaders. To help keep up the winning spirit, two acrobats performed for the student body. The cheering squad consists of Mary Carr, Dorothy Shaver, Evelyn Safranski, Helen Tracy, Barbara Barnard, Phyllis Kneller, Daniel Grant, Jimmy Grim, and Mike Fisher. -57- strafws, QThank goodncssfj It was not so easy with the N 1 'X fi Letter Girls Sally Arnold Johanna Fuchs Margaret Reynolds Betty Best Rita Fuchs lane Rogers Adele Brewer Rosemarie Fuchs Arlene Sikes Martha Davenport Shirley Henrietta Marjorie Taylor lidith Dodge Betty Lou Ives Julia Tetro Janet Fanning Dorothea Jacobs Pearl Tetro Jean Fanning Naomi Loughrey Theresa Vant Christine Fuchs Alice Murphy june Yager Soft Ball Captains This year soft ball is divided into two major leagues, A and B. These are each captained by five captains. Captaining the A league are Tetro, Fanning, lf. Gantley, H. Bower, H. Rogozinski. P. Hoke, C. Smith, B. Raponi, V. Mcliweun, and M. Crisafulli are the B league captains. H53-- boys. The blue coczfs-'zulzitc pants faciion won and then Hockey After battling together for the past three years, the Junior team knocked the puck from side to side in order to receive the coveted first place. The captain was Rosemarie Fuchs and the manager was 'Peggy Rugg. Other members of the winning team were Christine and Johanna Fuchs, Irene Lamb, Frances Lamb, Betty Best, Naomi Loughrey, Edith Dodge, and Pearl and Julia Tetro. The Senior team came in secoild. ,Their captain was Anna Malambri, and their manager was Eileen Gaiitkelvqtyf VoHey Ball Again you heard 'fOur Serve-Your Serveu when those nine teams were striving for top honor. The winning team is captained by Julie Tetro, whose players are Pearl Tetro, Christine Fuchs, Rosemarie Fuchs, Naomi Lochrey, lfdith Dodge, Dorothea Jacobs, and Mary St. Phillips. These girls were undefeated with seven victories. -6Q- jvrmxv, thc 'zvlziie coats -were in the load, a temporarily THE FULTONIAN Girls' Basketball The whistle blows and the opposing teams jump at center, working hard to become the first team. Senior girls, captained by Mary Fiehera, wo11 first place this year. Her vic- torious girls are Sally Arnold, Dorothy Shaver, Barbara Treasure, Evelyn Safran- ski, Genevieve VVdowiak, and Ermida Cardinali. These undefeated top honor girls have six games to their credit. Ping Pong f'My serve, went off the table. The girls' finals were between Johanna and Christine Fuchs. 'lohanna not only won the girls' contest, but she also defeated the boys. Champion-Johanna Fuchs. ' Second-Christine Fuchs. After a fierce struggle against the runners-up, John Casey Came out ahead. In the tournament against Oswego, Fulton came away with the honors. Championfejohn Casey. SeeondfUlysses Papini. Third-Albert Cristofaro. Fourth-John Proeopio. -59- fhc decision was reversed. At the lime this goes io THE FULTONIAN ' fh' .it-. Gif. Girls' Bowling 'tStrike! Spare! Shueks, a gutter ballf, Such cries were heard at the various alleys by the girls out for bowling. The difficult task of managing the sixteen teams was given to Mary T.eotta. Of the eight games rolled against Oswego, the Fultonianis won six. However, they went down in defeat when Balclwinsville came here. The members of the winning bowling team are: Barbara Treasure, Captain Marjorie Taylor Helen Bower Kathryn Evans Barbara Broadwcll Tidna Brown H i k i n g My cornsl My feet are killing nie, These were not uncommon phrases among the girl hikers. Once a week, for nine weeks, they went for a tive-mile hike into the country. These were all taken via side roads. There were fifty girls under the leadership of Vesta Baldwin, Mary Fichera, and Eileen Gantley. More often than not, candy bars, apples, or something else of that nature could be found in the girls, pockets. Rain, wind, and cold air all went to build up fifty good hikers, who now, after much experience, really know what hiking is. jmwnanent decision, at least ..... Spring brought more than FEAi fuREs THE FULTONIAN The Leading Role A learned man once had foresight to say The World is all a stage-we pause to think. F ar down through endless ages time and fate Have worked as one with mighty molding hands They've set the stage for us with thoughtful care And watched us build our empires on the sands. Soon hate, distrust, and war reap their sad gains And once-proud people fall beside their kings, But some scarce few keep bright the light of hope And once again the bell of freedom rings. In such a world of strife and bitter hate We wake to realize we are the men Whose job it is to work the problems out And then conclude a world-wide peace A-men, Our acting must be good, our morals true, Our aspirations tall and straight and strong. With these we'll do the good we're here to do And earn the right to sing glad freedom's song. DOROTHY MACDOUGALL Class Poet ..63-- green grass and Regents to the Seniors. Spring Dance, the THE FULTONIAN Lights! Action! Camera! Sept Sept Sept. Sept Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov Nov. Nov Nov Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. 3 13 20 21 27 28 4 7 9 11 12 18 19 22 1 2 7-8 8 15 18-23 25 28 29 ' 4 13 14 20 20 20 SEPTEMBER Whee-school opened today! Two new teachers join the faculty. Miss Mary Evelyn Connors-Dramatics and Oral English. Miss Charis Bump-Mathematics. Mr. Macdonald gave an excellent welcoming speech to the entire student body. The school resounded with 1200 voices in the song assembly. Fulton grid team defeated the Alumni in their first game of the season. The score was 13-6. The cheerleaders stirred up some of that old F. H. S. spirit in the first pep assembly of the year. lfulton's football team scored again over Mohawk High with a total of 13-O. OCTOBER School Association Assembly Program. Mr. Abbott joined the faculty replacing Mr. MacCloskey. Senior Class elected officers: President-John Hollowell. Vice-President-james Ure. Secretary-Carol Scheele. Treasurer-Albert VVoocl. The players made commendable performances in the variety pro- gram presented in assembly. lfultonls Red and Green held Cortland High to a tie in one of the most thrilling games of the season. The halls of F. H. S. groaned and swayed with the pressure sup- plied bv the Oswego Rally Assembly. The big game of the season! Fulton lost to Oswego in a closely fought battle. Score: 7-6. School Association Assembly llrogram. NOVEMBER Assembly-Preview of three one-act plays. Play- The Crystal Gazerf' Year Book Staff announced. Fulton scored a sweeping victory over Onondaga Valley. Score: 31-6. Press Conference in Syracuse. Attended by Yearbook Staff. School Association Assembly Program. Book Week Assembly. john Hollowell gave a speechgf'Good Books4Good Friends. Thanksgiving vacation. Back to school from vacation! Senior Class sponsored play 'KMargin for Error, a Little Theater Production. Assembly4Concert by School Band. DECEMBER Pictures of nature shown in assembly. Assembly-Allreview of operetta, Oh, Doctorfl Super-Superstition Dance sponsored by the Senior Class. Basketball season opened-Auburn scored a 40-20 victory on their home court. Christmas Assembly-Pageant. Fultonls Red Raiders lost to Oswego in a 34-17 victory on Oswegoys court. Christmas vacation. ..64-.. Senior play, started production. A cast including new dis- THE FULTONIAN JANUARY Jan. 6 Ho-Hum, back to school after a swelll' rest-or was it a rest? Jan. 10 Sherrill defeated F. H. S. in basketball, by a score of 26-14. Jan. 13 Captain Theodore Stern gave the student body an excellent demon- stration of criminology. Jan. 14 Red Raiders bowed to Baldwinsville in a 38-22 victory. Jan. 17 Fulton team lost to Vocational. Score: 38-7. Jan. 20-25 Regents VVeek. Jan. 27 Off to a brand new start. Keep your slate clean! Jan. 29 North Syracuse defeated Fulton in a close battle. Score 26-25. Jan. 31 Auburn scored a 34-25 victory over Fultonls Red Raiders. FEBRUARY Feb. 4 Fulton defeated Baldwinsville by a 31-22 victory. Feb. 6 Senior Class voted to dedicate Yearbook to Miss Gertrude Johnston. Feb. 7 Grab your man, girls! The Senior Class sponsored a Sadie Hawkins Day dance in the gym. Feb. 14 Student body enjoyed a song assembly of old favorites. Feb. 18 North Syracuse again scored over Fulton in a return game. Score: 35-14. Feb. 21 Mr. Eugene Sullivan gave an inspirational speech in The Bill of Rights VVeek assembly. Feb. 21 Fulton scored a two-point victory over Oswego in a 30-28 score. Feb. 24 Arlite Smith, swimmer, and at one time Olympic champion, gave a talk in assembly. Feb. 28 Fulton Red Raiders bowed to Sherrill in a 37-27 victory. Feb. 28 Clyde Smith, astronomer, kept the students in the air with his talk and pictures on astronomy. MARCH Mar. l Fulton was defeated by Carthage by a score of 29-13. Mar. 6 Nine students vied for speaking honors in the Prize Speaking Contest. The winners were: First Prize-Madelyne Warren, Donald Warren. Second Prize-Margaret Reynolds, Leigh Fadden. Mar. 7 Fulton's Red Raiders successfully wound up the basketball season with a 23-19 victory. Mar. 12 Mr. C. E. Jones, electrical wizard, astounded the students with his demonstrations of electricity. Mar. 20 The '41 Senior Class voted on what would be worn for graduation. Mar. 28 Assembly-Speaker from Central City Business Institute. APRIL Apr. 4 Preview of three one-act plays in assembly. Apr. 4 Three one-act plays presented bv the Dramatics Club and spon- sored by the Senior Class, Sham, The Command Perform- ancef' The VVhole Truth. Apr. 9-21 Easter vacation. Apr. 25 Miss Dolores Burke, air stewardess, appeared in assembly. Apr. 25 Student Council sponsored HSpring Danceu in the gym. MAY May 2 Assembly--put on by noon-hour group. May 9 Assembly by the science classes. The electron was the theme. May 20 All Seniors enjoyed themselves at the Annual Senior Banquet. May 29 Senior Play presented. It was a comedy, f'Spring Dance, by Philip Barry. JUNE June 16-20 Regents Week-f'1t All Comes Back to Me Nowf' But did it? June 23 Commencement. June 23 Commencement Ball. -65-- coveifiesn was selected by the committee. . . . . What more THE FULTONIAN ramatis Box office attraction Qmost popularj Longest Run Qmost likely to succeedj Action Cbest athletej Glamour Comedian Musical Star Stage Crew fhandiestj Advertiser fmost talkativej Best Acting Scene Shifter fmost changeablej Playwright fmost brilliantj Footlights Cbest dancerj Costumer Cbest dressedj Baby spots fsmallestj Temperamental Make-up artist fbest lookingj 1. Hair 2. Teeth 3. Eyes 4. Smile Personae BOY john Ielollowell Roger Black Joe Cushman Frank Collins Fred Shaw james Ure Fred Shaw Leigh Fadden Leigh Fadden Harry Leon Roger Black Howard Guernsey Frank Collins Donald Hutchins Harry Leon Byron Smith Bobby Goss Frank Collins Gilbert Coles 66- GIRL livelyn Safranski Rosa Drake Sally Arnold Cora Chetney Betty Jo Riley Norma Sheffield Mary Carr Betty Lamb Betty 'lo Riley Margaret 0'Brien Rosa Drake Carolyn Meldrun. Anne liwanicki Dorothy Shaver Jean Leonard Kathleen Brannan Barbara Maine Florine Osterhout Barbara Maine could be said about a Class so fine? N0 more would be wad, Q . Q 1. Spring. 2. At F. H. S. 3. Qur front yard. 4. The man in our front yard. 5. I pledge allegiance-U 6. Homeward bound. 7. Through the stair- way window. 8. The front door. 9. And whats behind it. 10, The Physics lab. -67- so I'!l cud with this Zine. R. L. B. THE FULTONIAN VVINTE R l NTIERLUDE Twilight falls. The dimming western sky ls shadowy with messengers of night. A great cool silence settles oler the town, And savory supper smells Iloat on the air. 'Tis six o'clock, and far-off chimes are heard, Modified by distance and the cold. -Dorothy MacDougall A DIARY A little book with inviting pages For the things that go with ages, That by tomorrow will be lllaying hide and seek with memory. A home for all the odds and ends and strays Of figures, facts, and little plays, That shall be needed later on To soothe our fears and fancies on. TO A FLOVVICR O Flower, with face uplifted to the sun, I hail your freshness on this morn, Bright as a star new born. Clear and shining with dew drops you are crowned, Each petal holds a silvery drop Like a tiny star atop. Fairer than all others there you standg Your anthers yet untouched by timeg Your dustless petals gold refined. Hut soon, alas, your glory will be o'er For on tomorrow there will be Another flower as fair as thee. -Robert Austin -Richard Lamphear TO LAUGHTIER Flusive sprite of bubbling mirth That haunts me oft' at thoughtful times, 'Tis hard to fathom merriness When lost midst ghosts of former rhymes. But when the music starts to play And all trip out to ioin the dance, l' feel you wake within my heart And travel to my lips to prance. llut after Fun has tired of play, You creep back to your hiding place And stay until you're called again To light my often serious face. -Dorothy MacDougall -63- 1. jean Ifllsworth. 2, Supei'-Fuperstition Dance. 3. The hall gang. 4. B3l'l'J2lI'2l Bennett. 5. 1 105 p. ui. 6. 1DOl1E11ClVVEl1'l'Ql1. 7. Funny, ainlt it? 8. Four Misses. 9. Lest we forget. 10. limmzi Rowley. 11. A Happy Journey. 12, 13, 14. lfour more misses. 15. Gertrucle lX1CC?l1'1lAlV, llwris Dewey, Dorothy Shaver, Donzilcl Wells, Junior McGraw, and lfloreuee Hill. ..59.. THE FULTONIAN Editorial Asides. l'Hurry up! There's the five-minute bell. Golly, just under the ropes, and none to spare either, I don't mean maybe .... Sh-h-li! Mr. VVood is going to read the detention list for delinquent excuses. QThat's a fifteen-cent word--just acquired it. Ainlt I intelligent?j Oops, did he read my name? Yep, I guess that means Illl have eight periods today! .A . . . Say, were you here the day Mr. Wood said to home room that an empty wagon makes the most noise? .... I thought I'd die! Golly, he's funny . . . . sometimes. Oh-oh, some blue invitations just came in. Hold your breath. Okay-not for me .... VVhat a welcome relief! Woops, therels the buzzer and I havenlt my books-Hey, wait a sec .... Listen, just 'cause you sit next to 'Ken Winter doesn't give you a yearls lease on him! What? Course I know what the assignment for linglish is .... review. It isnlt ! ?! What is it? .... A short story!! For cat's sake, don't bother me .... a short story .... now let me see .... Jumping jupiter, there's the bell, I gotta powder my nose. lt looks like the fender of a 1941 auto. You heard the jingle: 'KWhen my nose is shiny, Then you know my cares are tiny. Therels Mary Carr and Todl' Gillard-every season of the year is spring for them-Ainlt love swell F-CI wouldnlt knowj. Will this morning never end? My stomach is playing a tattoo on my ribs I'm so hungry-M .... Huh? That's Norma Sylvester and Ted Meagher. Cute couple, donlt you think? C'mon therels the buzzer-Iim starved .... Hush, Miss Markham is going to read the notice .... What!!! A Senior meeting tomorrow. What a lovely surprise .... VVonder what's up now .... or down. Hard to tell. Make it snappy, I can hear those pork chops calling .... l1Vell, here we are. Not much time to spare again. I gotta get a move on me. No attendance this noon. Bet Miss Connors forgot! Nope, here she comes. Boy, she certainly is a busy woman! Well, l might as well saunter along to Dickens and Thackeray. You know I don't get along with those guys very well .... '!Miss Bonner, I .... QShould I tell her I haven't finished my Story?j', . . . . What?!?!?!?! Did she just say she wasn't going to collect those stories-after all the work I did -O11 it-a whole day and a half. Oh great day, she's giving the assignment. What a whopper, but such is life! .... l guess. Here comes Charlie Beckwith and Don Blake-missed half the class-Oh, they've been to the office. My, my, but that's not so unusual, is it? Miss Bonner told Charlie one day he laughed like an animal in the zoo Qyou guess which one, she didn't sayj. It's a wonder someone didn't bring a bag of peanuts. There's the bell-one more struggle-Golly, I'd like to sleep but I guess I canlt-the jackson-Calhoun tight keeps interrupting my slumbers. Heavenly days, this last bell is long. liveryone but the teachers have spring fever. Hot dog!! There's the buzzer. My goodness, no notices. Tsk, tsk, what's this institution of learning coming to? Lookit-l'm going to drop in on Senior play rehearsal tonight. Want to come along? They say it's almost a knock-down drag-out fight Lorraine Mitchell and Leigh Iiaclden get into .... And my dear, those clinches-they say Leigh goes right to town. And that llill Taylor is no store dummy when it comes to love scenes with Louise Marshall either. Those men are pretty amorous. Now, I just heard, I don? know. Illl see ya at seven, then. Don't be late. So long!!! ..7Q.. 1. John Terranova. 2. Miss Bonner. 3. Over the jump-Roger Black. 4. -lane Ann Cunningham. 5. Madelyne VVarren. 6. Nina Pantaleo. 7. Adele Brewer. 8. Pearl Tetro, Mary St. Phillips, julia Tetro, Jenny Cherniak. 9. 8:30 a. m. 10. Margaret Reynolds, Bessie Cunningham, Vesta Baldwin. 11. Out in front at 1:05 p. m. 12. Albert VVood. 13, Cute, isn't she? Betty Dell Osborn. 14. Mr. Rose. 15. Some action. 16. Helen Judd, Polly Candee, Colleen Lussier, Pat Anderson, Rosa Drake. -71-- get THE FULTONIAN Senior Class Committees Sale of Margin for lfrrorl' Tickets Robert Newsbaum, Chairman Fanny Cardinali Anna Pantaleo Alfred Wilcox Madelyne Warreii t'Super-Superstition Dancel'-Dec. l3 Don Cealie, Chairman Tom Gillard Pauline Koski Betty Lamb Betty Riley Theme, Motto, Colors, and Flower Donald Vlfarren, Chairman Joan Blodgett Rosa Drake Fred Shaw Roger Black Barbara Treasure HSadie Hawkins Dance -Feb. 7 Kathleen Brannan, Chairman Ruth Carrier Frank Collins Barbara Kavanaugh Bob Goss Bob Carr Prize Speaking-Feb. 28 James Ure-Chairman Elinor Howell Dorothy MacDougall Card and Announcement Jean Leonard, Chairman Florine Osterhout Josephine Schibeci Francis VanValkenburg joseph Blake Caps and Gowns Carolyn Meldrum, Chairman Cora Chetney Edward Meeks William Storms Three One-Act Plays-April 4 Gilclo Cardinali, Chairman Andrew Vescio Doris Calkins Ioan Blodgett Ted Duver Business Committee Senior Play Robert Carr, Chairman Helen Judd Kathleen Brannan Betty Lamb james Ure Burt Ware Senior Banquet-May 20 Frank Collins, Chairman liclward Meeks Charles Fegley Leona Nichols Norma Sheffield Rosa Drake Angelo Mirabito Class Day-June l3 A. 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