Fulton High School - Scrapper Yearbook (Fulton, KY)

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Modern Dance One of the newer activities in the High School this year was the modern dance club. Before we worked on a composition, we practiced dance techniques, had limbering exercises and created rhythm patterns. The adviser of our newly formed club was Miss Iacqueline Barrett who practiced along with us and made the after school practices much more enjoyable. Wednesday was the day set aside for our practices at which time we donned our shorts and went to the girls' gym to practice. Our first composition Schoo1 Daze was completed in the Spring. This dance rep- resented the graduation class reminiscing their past three years in High School with shy sophomores, know-it-all juniors, and sophisticated Seniors. Another composition on which we spent many days of practice was Rhapsody in B1ue . qua- l FIRST ROW: N. Bo uzan, P. Coller, I. Frick. V. Spriggs, I. Barrett. Adviser: S. Morris, M. Iohnston, I. Pelto, B. Thomp- son, N. Weiss. SECOND ROW: E. Cannon, A. Hirakis, H. Quinn. I. Bird, G. Cheek, S. Sullivan, G. Skidm THIRD ROW: B. Burden, N. Himilburger. P. Cox, S ore. E. Traut. M. Wolf. . Symons, G. Needham. P. Parton, I. LaMont, P. Cosgrove, I. Clark,

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FIRST ROW' H E l . . ar, P. Dodge, L. Iohnson, B. Butler, H. Burtis, D. Thomson, Mrs. Walters, S. Browne. SECOND ROW: B. Cummings, S. Morris, S. Symons, B. Myers, B. Iorvis, L. Coyle, A. Hirakis, P. Smith. THIRD ROW: B. Lines, I. Siver, D. Wallace, D, Bailey, B. Keagle, E. Allen, A. Metz. Le Cercle Francais IFRENCH CLUBl Le Cercle Francais, the French Club, is an organization formed to promote the students interest in the French language and in the French speaking countries. The meetings are held every two Weeks. The iirst part of the meeting is usually devoted to business, but the meeting ends with games or other divertisements. The majority ot the members of the French Club have correspondents in other coun- tries and find the letters they receive very interesting. OFFICERS President Bruce Butler Treasurer LaVerne Iohnson Vice-President Herbert Burtis Adviser Secretary Miss Walters Pat Dodge

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FIRST ROW: M. Hoxey, G. Peaslee, S. Flanders, Z. Chochof'f, M. Thiel, M. Schram, S. Oster, D. Matherly, I. French, L. Watson, I. Hart, D. DeMaso, M. Harding, D. Smith. SECOND ROW: I. Foster, G. Davis, N. Hatch, B. Tyler, D. White, P. Richards, E. Noon, I. Eagles, A. Horsburgh, I. Voke, A. Hirakis, S. Burkholder, E. Allen. THIRD ROW: B. Bauer, A. Buncich, P. Cosgrove, I. Lamont, B. Yengst, M. Montgomery, M. McLee, B. Blatchford, N. Springer, I. Phares, I. Reid, D. Parmelee. FOURTH ROW: I. Siver, D. Peacock, D. Doud, S. Shively, I. Adrianson, B. Dempsey, L. Iohnson, I. Lahr, W. Kiger. Usher Club This year the Usher Club, under the guidance of Mr. Loyal I. Phares, really looked like the efficient organization which it is. The new wine colored uniforms which the girls made to match the boys uniforms helped to give the ushers a business like appearance which was impossible to achieve during the past few years when material for new uniforms was unavailable. The 46-4'7 season of ushering began with the initiation at which new members were tested to see if they could take it. Needless to say, everyone lived through it and found that ushering could be a lot of fun. Among the events for which the club ushered this year were, Spike Iones, World-At-Our-Door lectures, Wildlife films, the Band Follies , the Iunior and Senior Plays, and concerts, lectures, and Hillbilly shows. A member earns a certain number of points each time he ushers. If at the end of the semester he has the required number of points, the semester is counted towards his pin and guard. After two semesters of ushering, a member is given a gold filled pin by the