Fulton High School - Fultonian Yearbook (Fulton, NY)

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Mr. Kenneth Schiller, tearher of Driver Edu and General Shop, ohtained his B.S. at Oswego Teachers College, Mr. Matthew B. Frawley. teacher of Cx Electricity and Wfood Shop, attended Oswego Teachers College and Syracuse University. Mr. Daniel A. Wlagner, head of our Music Department, studied music at Fredonia State Teacliers College. He received a B.S. in Educa- tion and a MS. in Administration at Syracuse University. One of the newest members of the faculty is Miss Barbara Hungerford, Dramatics teacher She received her HA. from Alhany State Teachers College. cation State eneral State Miss Dorothy L. Vifinters, our school nurse. graduatec Crouse-Irving Hospital as a Registered Nurse and from S University with a BS. Mr. Alfred F. Pisano, our health teacher, graduated from College with a B.S. and a M.S. FULTO HI4 ., I, 4,1 ' i lillllfi Mr. Willard A. Anderson, a graduate of Syracuse University witl Mrs. Betty J. Cheney, a graduate of Cortland State Teachers Coll Mr. john F. Muscalino, a graduate of Ithaca College with a B.S. degi together to develop students in their Physical Education classes.

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The friendliness and ability of our Vice Principal, Miss M. Gertrude johnson, are well recognized by the students at lfulton High School. She is an as- sistant administrator, chairman of the assembly and tardiness committees and head of the English depart- ment. 1 'T':7-cl. . :I .5 FACLI LTY Mr. Glenn NW. Clark, as principal, has the responsi- bility of making decisions regarding all policies at Fulton High School. ln cooperation with faculty committees, Mr. Clark makes decisions that will be the most beneficial tor the students. By praising us, defending us and correcting our mistakes, Mr. Clark merits the respect of the student body. A graduate of Albany State Teachers College with an AB. degree and of St. Lawrence University with an M.A. degree, he is now working toward an lid.D. degree at Syracuse University, E 9 4

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lllllllk IZSKNN ll A Ligiiiiii Mr. john Slciiden, ii meinhei' of the linglish department, gradimted with it BA. and MA. from Alhiiny St.1te 'l.CLlCl1L'l4S College. Mr. Anthony Spinellii, also tin English teiulier. ,izixidiiitted from I.e Moyne Col ege xx ith A1 BS. f 'fact MV ff X , J V0 I YJ! MLW Nl ' li 2 'M I J F f 3? of is kw- , 1 Wir ,ff X I , ffflli i As il pitrt of their dnily Links, Mrs. Cpixone, office clerk, fheclcs iittendiinre, while Mrs. llolroyd, Mi: ClQll'li'S ,CI I : : I F E I sccrehiry, fills in students' rollt-ge .ipplii.itions. ' XP , 53:- x Miss lrits Hague and Mis. Gertrude Colitre ,I are members of the lfnglish depntineiit. Miss 1 Hague is ix giuulimte of Alfred l'nivei'sity with ij h fl BA., while Mrs. Colitre is ii gi.nlti.ite ot' Syracuse with ll BS. and Oswego State 'l'e.uli- ers College with Ll MS. Discussing foreign languages tire Miss Helen C. Seymour and Mrs. Minnie IT. Buske. Miss Seymour, who teguhes French :ind Introduction to Business, ohtiiinetl her HA. at Syixn use University. Mrs. Buske, who received her B.A. at Allxiny State 'l'eiicliei's College. teiuhcs Latin. ,. -i -i - .. gf- ,lr , . K . ...., , - 4' ' . 1. -. l ws-1--s-i-un.-A l , 5 . 1 at - V,