Fulton High School - Fultonian Yearbook (Fulton, NY)

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if Miss Mary Ann Van liuren. xx ho graduated from Michigan State University with a BA. and who has dont graduate work at Syracuse University, prepares business students for positions in of- fices. Mrs. Marie M. Murphy, who attended Plattsburg and Albany State Teachers Colleges, teaches com- inercial subjects, Au important feature of her work for us has been her many hours spent in advising our iunior and senior activities. Taking time out to look over some nev on art are Mrs. Doralda E. Palmer ar Ivfarion E. Wate1's. Mrs. Palmer, who tea and mechanical drawing, obtained her Hood College. She has done graduate x art at Columbia University and the Ur of Buffalo. Mrs. Waters. our school li graduated from Albany State Teachers with a BS. and L.S. muwunan. Mr. Arthur J. Peluso, head of our Guidance Department, graduated 1 St. Lawrence University with BS. and M,Ed. degrees, Checking files containing the students' records, is an important feature in Peluso's work as guidance counselor. Mrs. Rose lklary O'Conner spends the morning session assisting Peluso in the Guidance Office and the remainder of the day teacl higher courses in English. After graduating from Cornell University W an A.B., she attended Syracuse University for her M.A. Mrs. O'Co1 has also earned thirty hours beyond her M.A. by attending Syra- University and Oswego State Teachers College. .K ,J ' ' Q 'S J' ,F r N af-ra, H fl r. 'KTA .CLA ' A 'f I' if ,P -1 .Z iv .-,jf-1 f?'1':sYi1Ff,f- 'ff'-1?

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Marlene Granzow, Kathryn Rath, Patrick Walsh. Senior Class Cfficers Serving the class as officers this year have been Patrick Walsh, Presi- dentg Kathryn Rath, Secretaryg Marlene Granzow, Treasurerg and James Stoddard, Vice President. As a farewell to the class of '58, your President sends this message: Graduation Day is the day in each year to which everyone looks forward. Along with the joys of the big day comes a task of saying goodby to friends and acquaintances made throughout the four years. In all languages of the world, goodbys have been said a million different ways. So straight from the Class of 1958, goodby and good luck. MRS. MARIE MURPI-l Senior Class Advisor