Fulton High School - Scrapper Yearbook (Fulton, KY)

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l l V s FIRST ROW: B. Owens. B. Heydon, D. Wilkins, B. Dcxrkey, Capt.: T. Goretzka, K. Darkey, Capt.-Elect: R. Selby. SECOND ROW: B. Bennett, M. Bowers, B. Werner, G. Verity, T. Roseberry, G. Griffin, R. Moon. THIRD ROW: B. Keagle, D. McKeen, Coach B. Mowexson, H. Mull, A. Allen, B. Elliott. Over Hill and Dale Under the capable direction of Coach Bob Mowerson, the Battle Creek Harriers ad- vanced this hard sport another rung on its way up to becoming a varsity sport, and taking its place among the major sports of Battle Creek High School. Team balance was the key to the Bearcats success this year, as they emerged vic- torious in three out of seven dual meets. They climaxed the season by placing third in the conference and fifth in the state finals. The Bearcats started the season by defeating Lansing Sexton 20-36, then lost a close meet to Charlotte 23-32. Hastings fell defeated 18-28. Kalamazoo defeated the harriers 23-34. Lansing Eastern fell prey 18-38. The Five-A Conference meet was held at Ann Arbor this year at the Hills Park course, in which Battle Creek placed third. The State Meet was held on the Michigan Normal College course and the Hill and Dalers placed fifth in a l4 team field. Ninety-eight fel- lows ran over a muddy course. Seven harriers were presented with major letters at the conclusion of the season, while three others received reserve letters. Bud Heydon, Tom Goretzka, Don Wilkins, Ralph Selby, Bob Owens, Captain Bob Darkey, and Captain-elect Kermit Darkey received their varsity B. C's. Tom Goretzka was the outstanding harrier this year, as he set a new conference rec- ord of 1O:28,and placed second in the State Meet.

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345- FIRST ROW: I. Boucher, C. Gibbs, P. Richards Secret urer, M Brown H , ary: I. Clark, President: H. Earl, Vice President: I. Lett, Treas- . , . Addison, C. Husted, Adviser. SECOND ROW: L. Sparks, Adviser: M. Wolf, R. Elliott, V. Nicola, N. Hutchinson, G. Davis, I. Brawner, M. Spasoft, N. Richards. G.A.A. Board The backbone of the Girls Athletic Association was the Board, which met the first and third Tuesdays of each month. Due to the planning of the Board, we had the first girls' award assembly ever witnessed in Central by the whole school. The number of points required for the numeral of the graduating year is 300 points. The second award, the monogram B. C., requires 600 points, while the highest award, the G.A.A. pin, requires 900 points. 75 points are given for each major sport and 25 points are given for minor sports, pro- viding the member attends at least two-thirds of the after school practices. This has been the best year for the G.A.A. with more girls coming out for practices in the various sports. We are hoping that the Future will bring more and more girls who find their interests in sports. The sponsors of the Girls Athletic Association this year were Miss Claribel Husted, Miss 'Iacqueline Barrett, and M rs. Lola Sparks. .-,,,,..---- ...--o .till