Fulton High School - Static Yearbook (Fulton, IL)

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ff? G iff -Q1 ef va' ri vm INTERC Lass .BASKETBALL FIRST ROUND Seniors 49 Sophomores 16 Juniors 59 Freshmen FINAL ROUND Championshlp Senlors 45 Juniors 19 Third place Freshmen 14 Sophomores 8 SENIORS Bernard Snyder, Harold Voss, Bill Punt, Joe Sheridan, Gerald huncy, Allan lersema JUNIORS Dick Mitchell, Junior Kopenga, Bill Conyers Stewart Wiersema, Bob Abbott, Gabby Vos SOPHOMORES James Damhoff, John Newendyke Junior Bl1ek Marvin Geerts, Vllfred Sikkema, Elmer Balk, Allan SikPcma, Bllly Bos, Leon Vander Schaaf 1+ RFSHMEN Ralph Tremayne Robert Juxst, Robert Vogel Robert Sikkema, Lawrence Pardee, Arnold De Weerdt, Jack Lawrence The inter elas basketball tourney for 1939 oth rwise known a nThe Comedy of Errorsu,receivcd its annual alrlnv on March lu and 14, with the Sen, 1or aggregation romping away wlth the tltle by de Cl 1ve marglns 28 20 ' 1 W ' Q - S ' . X24 Q11 Efj U ., 'A , , , 1 f, 33, I.

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The concluding chapter for athletics lies with the track team--and this the last sport, is over As we prlnt this book, only the State meet, at Chamoaitn Urbana, is left, and, of course, we don't know whether or not any Red and Black repre sentatives wlll be there, but we'll guess ln the affirmative Wlth Snyder leadlng the team, it took second place in the flrst meet of the newly formed Vest Side Conference Thls consists of Morrison, Ful ton, Erle, and Prophetstown and they flnlshed 1n Just that order The polnt makers for the Red and Black ln that meet were Snyder, Voss,Lawrence, A wlersema, Vuncy, Krlckovich, and the relay team made ue of Drury, Mltchell, WlSFS6m8, and Voss E1Uht6PU of Fulton's thlrty slx polnts were plcked up by Bud Snyder wlth three flrsts and a second ln four events enter d In the secomd me t whlch was the County con test held at St8lllHQ F H S dld not fare ulte so well they had to be content with 171 polnts and fourth place On the whole, the team looked plenty good,and as we go to press, we will all b surprised lf a couple of the boys don't no to State The climax of the soortinv season this year was the May Fete whlch was held on May 19, and lS described elsewhere ln this book 27 1 C . T ' .. g ' 0 ' . 1 J . . . ' L' 1 A -- I Q C 3 9 l I 0 1- ' , '. N . O ' ' . X X . . . . . t C . fi ..-. ' 1' - V . 5 0 . Z-- ' . . . Q.. U I 1 A 4 Y Q C ' , ' . J f ' 1 . ' SJ 4. u ' I 4. i ' . 1 . . y . N, ,f . P f ,W JY1 ,A df 1V Qg H. j a-f nn' YJ QI! Qj RH ,J . 1 ' - . ' , .. ' 2 .' . . ' . .1 f xg x ., K It V I F 4' ff XM 'lr 'Xi A hw I if 5 f xv, 3' l 14,3 'ff ' L13 Xa ya' I ,ff lf! I

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Fry, T357 Y,-xt, YA1 T f , i N - w- 4 J xx, -,, ' g - A f W 4 'ff ' ' K H 12 J 'f., 7 fr ' 'V ' .' 1, , 'Nha -f Tm! Mm 5- YA ' if , 9 ' I 4 -f. ' if .af '-4: Q -Q .g 1:11 1:14 xii: xp! fi' 'Fl ' 5 umfemass wmisrinmc With P. A. Goranson's arrival here as the new athletic director,wrestling was destined to become a mayor sport at the local institution for the first time in history The results were a successful varsity wrest ling season and an exceptionally fine inter class wrestling meet Probably the most important phase of the affair was the fact that i afforded chance for competition to those lads who pre viously have been depuyed of such Results of the inter clas basketball indi cate the superiority of the out goinc classmen in that branch of sport,but the outcome of the wrest ling would lead one to believe that t h e Juniors could pick up the Seniors and toss them through the hoop The classes finished in the following order Juniors, Seniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen Champions in theii respective wcivhts are 105 115 125 155 145 155 165 175 Billy Ros, Sophomore Lyle Morrow, Freshman Sikkema, Sophomore Matthew, Junior hrickovich, Senior Lawrence, Senior Conyers, Junior Wierenga, Senior Voss, Junior Heavyweicht Duncy, Senior X7 I W YN 29 . . 0 D t C x ' a Q. ' - 95-- i 1 I Q51 if . , ' Q fl 111, A xv W K W W lr W X. U SIT