Fulton High School - Scrapper Yearbook (Fulton, KY)

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FIRST ROW: B. Wheeler, K. Aldrich, B. Darkey, G. Markham, N. Amos, M. Vaughns, B. Schafer, D. Loutit, D. Wilk- ins, H. Vandeburg. SECOND ROW: B. Keagle, I. Perry. R. Iacobs, K. Darkey, I. Feeney, O. Anderson, H. Reynolds, R. Vester, Mr. Gettings. THIRD ROW: D. Royal, H. Lyko, H. Smith, H. Ross, D. Stine, G. Newton, H. Mull, P. Knapp, C. Boston, R. Selby. FOURTH ROW: D. Hurley, B. Davis, K. Simmons, B. Owen, T. Goretzka, A. Swank, T. Hatter, M. Mayo, B. Gilmore. Lettermens Club President . .. . . . Bob Schafer Vice-President . . . . . .Ioe Sajtar Secretary and Treasurer . . Mendell Vaughns The Lettermens Club is a new club in Central this year, and was founded for the purpose of helping athletes to get more out of high school life, and to make Central sports a little better. All the other 5-A schools have had a lettermens club for many years now. The membership of this club is open too all boys who have won a varsity letter in any sport while at Central. After getting out of high school, they are eligible to join the Battle Creek Lettermens Club. Although their activities have been limited this year, watch for this club next year.

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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.

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FIRST ROW: L. Iohnson, L. Williams. S. Flanders, Miss Schermerhorn, A. Horsburg, L. Gootas, I. VanAmen. SECOND ROW: P. Maurer, F. Bowden, B. Stout, M. Manly, C. Hamilton, Z. Chochoft, I. Foster, M. Blowers, ' Cobustra Club lub, one of the new clubs in Central is composed of sixteen enthu- e trainees, who meet and tell of their varied experiences and help each other with suggestions for improvement thereby increasing their abilities as office workers. The Cobustra C siastic offic The club offers a word of praise to their faculty adviser, Miss Sylvia Schermerhorn. for the time and energy she has spent to make it a better club. The club has enjoyed many interesting activities during the past year. Among them were: A demonstration of the office practice class work for their parents, a social carry-in lunch at which their coordinator, Mr. Ellison, was guest: a dinner party at the home of their advisers, some business and educational meetings: and an ofticers' trip to the state meet- ing at Grand Rapids. The pep and enthusiasm of the members has given the club such an impetus that it will surely carry along in future years. OFFICERS President ., Lia Gootas Treasurer Louise Williams Vice-President Audrey Horsburg Faculty Adviser Miss Schermerhorn Secretary Shirley Flanders