Fulton High School - Scrapper Yearbook (Fulton, KY)

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D. OF L. BOARD ,..-l ji-' FIRST ROW: S. Symons, N. Weiss, Miss Penty, N. Walsworth. M. Evans. SECOND ROW: M. Leveiller, A. Buncich. R. Keagle, V. Marshall, M. Fraser, M Wolf Daughters of Liberty Every girl upon entering high school automatically becomes a member of the Daugh- ters of Liberty. This organization sponsors activities throughout the school year that are of interest to most girls. This year a system was organized by which every girl could be reached through her homeroom representative and encouraged to attend and take an active part in the Daughters of Liberty program. In an effort to keep interest high the Daughters of Liberty Board tried to plan to have at least one activity for each month. The year was started off by welcoming the Sophomore girls with a tea and by helping them get acquainted with the girls clubs in high school through an assembly in which all the clubs took part. During the Christmas season the D. of L. presented a program and tea especially for their mothers. They were fortunate to be able to give their Banquet in the high school cafeteria. To help round out the year, at one of the meetings foreign war brides came and talked about the countries from which they came and some of their many interesting experiences. In an all girl assembly Dr. Alice Keliher led a very helpful panel discussion on topics the girls themselves suggested. And the year wouldn't be complete without the annual Fall Frolic and the May Party. Needless to say they were both a huge success.

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Queen and Court The seniors made a fine and tair choice in their Football Queen, Pat Barton. She was crowned at her Coronation in the W. K. Kellogg Auditorium by last year's queen Phyl Hou- rnan, and honored by her at- tendants, Virginia Marshall, Betty Wertz, Gloria Kidder and Ianeth LaMont. A bevy of beau- ties to surround a beauty! PAT BARTON 19-16 Football Queen Pat, being crowned by last year's queen, Phyl l-loumrm, and surrounded lry attendants.

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Daughters of Liberty Some of the service projects undertaken by the Daughters of Liberty were a tag sale to collect money for the Percy Iones Magazine Fund, contributing towards the purchase of tea service for the school, and buying mirrors for the teachers' restrooms. We hope that in the future the Daughters of Liberty will continue its very worthwhile program and that as the years go by more and more girls will take an active part in this organization. D. OF L. ADVISERS Miss Barrett Miss Linck Miss Wakefield Miss Penty FIRST ROW: M. Christ, I. Ellison, B. Cull, I. Wedel, M. Schram, I. Bannister, G. Hammons, I. Manning, D. Hawthorn, L. Dorntelt. SECOND ROW: B. Rounds, H. Merriam, P. Choflin, E. Iohnson, G. Rogers, M. Rabbit, I. Black, M. Young, I. McRae, B. Perry. THIRD ROW: E. Myers, I. Tuttle, B. Severson, I. Lett, D. Mellin, M. Webster, L. Wosheryton, I. Webster, A. Hildebrandt. FOURTH ROW: G. Rolfe, P. Garriatt, I. Borgerson, B. Peters, P. Wood, I. Cooper, D. Collie, V. Gardner, S. Davis B. Wilson, S. Alling.