Fulton High School - Scrapper Yearbook (Fulton, KY)

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FIRST ROW: Mr. Ellison, B. Zelinski, B. Rector, I. Osborn, E. Miller, D. Walker, K. Eakins. SECOND ROW: P. Spears, M. Waters, M. Cioni, I. Neff, C. Sawyer, B. Greenfield, E, Wolf, P. Gren, W. Ronk. THIRD ROW: R. Fox, R. Thomas, F. VanAsperen, E. Talbut, R. Anderson, R. Mackaluso, E. Leiter, D. Bowers, D. Graham. Iunior Merchants' Club 'The Iunior Merchants' Club is an organization of all students in the Cooperative Re- tailing Course. The students in this program work part time on a retail selling job and are in school part time. The primary purpose of the club is social, although provision is made in the organ- ization whereby meetings may be devoted to discussions of store and selling problems which confront the members in their actual job situations. In April the officers of all Iunior Merchants' Clubs in the state of Michigan will meet in Grand Rapids to arrange for the first annual all-state meeting at some popular lake re- sort. All students in all the clubs throughout the state will be invited to attend. OFFICERS President Eugene Miller Vice-President William Zelinski Secretary Ianice Osborn Treasurer Beverly Rector Faculty Adviser , Milton F. Ellison

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Quill and Scroll Eight names were added to the roster of top journalists this year, when the Quill and Scroll Society accepted eight new members. They join, with Shirley Oster cmd Iackie Crip- pen, charter members from last year when the Centralian chapter was formed, to make a membership of ten. The installation ceremony was held in early May. The aim of this organization which is an international honorary society for high school journalists. is to encourage and reward individual achievement in journalism. According to the international constitution, members of Quill and Scroll must be chosen from the students in high school who meet the following requirements. C17 They must be of at least junior standing. Q27 They must be in the upper third of their class in general scholastic standing. 13? They must have done superior work in some phase of journalism or creative endeavor. C41 They must be recommended by the adviser or by the committee governing publications. Q59 They must be approved by the executive secretary. OFFICERS President . , , . .Shirley Oster Secretary Helen Earl Vice-President . . ,Erdine Warren Treasurer Ken Simmons FIRST ROW: M. Crosby, I. Brawner, I. Crippen, S. Oster, E. Warren, H. Earl. SECOND ROW: K. Simmons, S. Shively, Miss Burke, D. Loutit, K. Darkey.

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Christian Crusaders The Christian Crusaders were organized in Battle Creek High School one year ago for the purpose of fellowshipping with christians. The club meets every Tuesday and Thursday noons in room D-l. The meetings con- sist ct the singing of hymns, prayers, musical numbers, and a speaker. Each member has taken part as either a speaker or song leader. Some of the guest speakers whom the club was privileged to hear included: Steward Fettes, Dale Stevens, Kenneth Hasper, and Mr. A. L. Blesh, a Gideon. The group is composed of representatives from various churches in the city. Each mem- ber planned to visit in the different churches during the year. OUR MOTTO But it we walk in the light, as He is in the light, we have fellowship one with another. and the blood of Iesus Christ His Son cleanseth us from all sin. KI Iohn l-73 OFFICERS President Louise Coyle Treasurer Dorothy Edgerton Vice-President Bill Davis Faculty Adviser Mrs. Hornback Secretary Catherine Fettes FIRST ROW: M. Button, D, Edgerton, L, Coyle, Mrs. Hornb ack, B. Davis, C. Fettes, D. White, D. Crosslan. SECOND ROW: E. Allen, G. Davis, I, Shirlaw, L. Iohnso n, I. Manning, B. Gibson, N. Cary.