Fulton High School - Scrapper Yearbook (Fulton, KY)

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FIRST ROW: M. Burnham, M. Schram, I. Stimpson, I. Reid, M. Stevens, I. Sherburne, E. Gravesii C. Ross, M. McLee, M Strabbing, M. Harding, S. Yates. 'i SECOND ROW: C. Watins, B. Gruss, B. Link, P. Cosgrove, P. Brown, D. DeMaso, I. F. Clark, E. hlbohnson, V. Pratt,-P. Cox W. Lynn, G. Peaslee, B. Bauer, THIRD ROW: S. Frances, H. McCormick, B. Keaqle, R. Buck, D. Wright, D. Moody, F. Zinn, I. Robinson, B. Darkey, B. Broach L. Larimer, L. Dornfelt, D. Last. 1-llianza Espanol CSPANISH CLUBD Alianza Espanol, the Spanish Club is under the sponsorship of Miss Madge Burnham. Second semester Spanish students are eligible for membership in the club. The purpose of the club is to have social meetings to give its members opportunity to speak Spanish. This year the club's funds have been used to buy Spanish records, games, and crossword puzzles. One of the main events of the year is the Pan American assembly, in which the Span- ish department cooperates with the French, Latin, and Music departments to put on one of the best assemblies of the year. OFFICERS President Io Sherburne Treasurer . . Mary McLee Vice-President . . Earl Graves Program Chairman Pat Brown Secretary . .. . Charlene Ross Faculty Adviser Miss Burnham

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FIRST ROW: F. Doud, D. Wencke, I. Siver, R. Earl, L. Walker, I. Adrianson, W. Kiger, C. Adams, E. Brigham, E. Good, R Selby, I. Chadderdon. SECOND ROW: B. Bauer, D. DeMaso, I. Lowe, E. Williams, C. Otis, K. Ward, E. Goodrich, I. Sherburne, I. Crippen, M. Mont om D M h g ery, . at erly, B. Dempsey, D. Wallace, A. Hirakis, Miss Marsh. THIRD ROW: D. Hawthorne, M. Evans, V. Rogers, I. Minier, P. Campbell, E. Cannon, P. Anderson, N. Wencke, I. Bundy, K Harris, I. Roberts, M. Rain, H. Brooker, D. Wilkins, F. Ferrall, I. Brawner. FOURTH ROW: B. Blakeman, R. Baak, I. Pelto, L. Van Blarcum, I. Eagles, N. Coney, I. Cook, I. Cooper, G. Cheek, I. Spyker D. P , B. R h ' ' erry at bun, A. Hulbert, I. Childs, V. Gardner, A. Buncich, G. Peaslee. . FIFTH ROW: E. Star, M. Christ, I. Ellison, I. LaMont, B. Manning, M. Wolfe, E. Howard, M. Leveiller, M. Spasofi. Cowell, S. Shively, W. Matherly, I. Smith, R. Kitchen, I. Monroe, I Players' Club The Players' Club has had a busy year, with many and varied activities. Starting oft with the party for new members in S t b h ep em er, t e club then presented the annual Kalamazoo Pep Assembly in November. This year it featured a football game between Kalamazoo and Battle Creek in the year 1890. It was written and directed by Io Sherburne. The Christmas play, written by Mrs. Iane Farley Norman, had a part for nearly everyone in the club. Accenting the three holidays in February, Lincoln's Birthday, Va1entine's Day, and Washington's Birthday, the club gave a Hearts and Heroes party. A one act play, Sup- pressed Desires , directed by Io Sherburne, was presented in an assembly. The cast in- cluded Iames Smith, Ioyce Manning, and Doris Hawthorne. Other activities throughout the year included a scavenger hunt and an end of the year picnic. OFFICERS President .. M ..Iackie Crippen Treasurer , ., .David Matherly Vice-President ,. . . .. , Io Sherburne Sergeant-at-Arms Bud Cowell Secretary . . .. . . Marilyn Montgomery Faculty Adviser H I H Miss Marsh

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FIRST ROW: M. Wolfe, G. Phillipson, F. Ferrall, I. Cooper, G. Peaslee, S. Yates, I. Crippen, D. DeMaso, A. Hirakis, M Montgomery, V. Pratt. I. Stimpson. SECOND ROW: M. Leveiller, K. Ward, V. Ryan, V. Rogers, P. Dodge, D. Crosslan, G. Davis, I, Zimmer, M. McLee, P. Cos grove, N. Walsworth, C. Grim, E. Star. THIRD ROW: B. Severson, I. Rogers, B. Martin, N. Paris, N. Hutchinson, E. Brigham, R. East, K. Millar, M. Langs, I. Reid I. Pennock. Pan American Club The Pan American Club is open to all students of Battle Creek High School. Students joining the club purchase as many addresses as they wish of students living in other coun- tries. Spanish students usally correspond with young people in Spanish speaking countries and French students enjoy writing to young people who speak French. Many students write at least part of their letters in the language they are studying. Of course, correspondence is carried on with countries where other languages than French and Spanish are spoken. Members oi the club receive letters from Egypt, Palestine. England, and other countries all over the world. At Pan American Club meetings members read and discuss letters they have re- ceived from their pen pals. Miss Madge Burnham is the capable adviser of the group. It is groups like this club which help to tie up all countries of different languages. customs, and beliefs into One World, by creating and understanding oi the countries through corresponding with their people.