Fulton High School - Fultonian Yearbook (Fulton, NY)

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Fultonian Miss Marjorie Edmunds Physical Education Phys. Ed. Degree. Arnolcls College. Her enthusiasm is infec- tions. ' Miss Doralda Erb Art A.B. I-lood College. To do easily what is diffi- cult for others is the mark of talent. Mr. Wayne Farrow Speech B.S. Adrian College. M.A. lndiana University. , !lfVlziose words all ears 'Hook captive. Mr. Mathew Frawley Industrial Arts Oswego Normal School. Criterion of a good worker is ftreetswnf' Miss Marion Gorman Secretary Central City Business Institute. Reward of patience is aclifievevnent. is New Miss Iras Hague English A.B. Alfred University. I riitiatizfe is the essential factor in the moulding of great people. Miss Gertrude Johnston Vice-Principal English A.B. Smith College. Grace and poise go hand in hand. Mr. Albert McCarthy Social Studies B.A. Niagara University. U niqne discipllnarian. Mr. Robert C. Macdonald Principal A.B. Wesleyan M.A. Columbia. Responsibility, together with a syrnjnatlzetic nature and a just mind, marks him as an nnexcelled confidante. Miss Ann McGinnis School Nurse R.N. Crouse-Irving Hospital. BS. Syracuse University. To be of true help t0 others is a distinction grant- ed to but few.

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Mr. Miles Abbott Science A.B. Union College M.A. New York College for Teachers A sense of humor is the sure mark of a keen mind. Mr. Robert Agne Commercial Subjects B.S. Albany State Teach- ers College. It is not his plan of things that interests be con- fined to one field. Dr. E. M. Anderson Physician M.D. University of Michigan A.B. Williams College Always willing to help and helpful with a will. Mr. Willard Anderson Physical Education B. S. Syracuse University. Ability inspires confidence. Miss Florence Andrews English A.B. Syracuse University. Softly speak and sweetly smile. ,gi Fultonian Mr. Ernest Black Agriculture B.S. Syracuse University. A worker, friendly-an i1zd'i'z1'id nal. Mr. George R. Bodley Superintendent A. B. Syracuse University. Labor conqnersviall. Miss Gladys Bonner English B.S. St. Lawrence M.A. St. Lawrence. A sparkling wit. Miss Isabelle Davidson Social Studies B.S. Newt York State Teachers College. Taet comes as innch from goodness of heart as from fineness of taste. Miss Corinna DiStefano Librarian A.B. Syracuse University. B.L.S. Syracuse University. Vifaaeity and efficiency are the shortest rontes to happiness.

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Miss Margaret McGraw Commercial Plattsburg State Teachers College. Wihat 'wisdom can you find that is greater than kina'ness? Mr. john Muscalino Physical Education B.S. Ithaca College. Perfection through practice Miss Beatrice O'Connell Social Studies A.B. Albany State Teachers College. She is gifted with gen- ius who knoweth much by natural inspiration. Mrs. Rose Mary O'Connor English AB. Cornell University. . Information, Please! Miss Marcella Otis Science B.S. St. Lawrence. Coolness and absence of heat and haste indicate fine qualities. Fultonian :L..4J l. i. -. ! E' Pr' ms , as g ss w sg' :inf ,mga me '-as is iii' is e Mr. Robert Otis Social Studies A.B. Colgate. Humor is a part of de- niocracy. Mrs. Beatrice Pratt Study Hall Teacher Fredonia State College. Naturally nice, nicely natural. Miss Lona Preston Mathematics A.B. Syracuse University. M.A. Syracuse University. Her methodical mind converts chaos to order for her students. Mr. Robert Rose Social Studies A.B. Syracuse University. M.A. Syracuse University. Life runs more smoothly if frequently oiled with cheer- fulness. Mr. Carl Rowland Industrial Arts B.S. Oswego Normal. Ability speaks for itself.