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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N wa 1 uf 9 MAY PETE In the merry month of May, what could be more appropriate than a May Pete a grand flnale to the year's athletlc accompllshments, both of the boys and gi ls The Fete was a beautlful spectacle and fllled with suspense 'Who wlll the May Queen b Now ycu all know After the people were seated to witness thls event the first of lt kind in Fulton those tak lng part entered from the rear ln a grand march FO11OW1Hg the parade the boys took over and thril led their aud1ence wlth tumbllhg, pyramids, clown antics, apparatu work, and stunts Not to be outdone, the firls now took the floor wlth tumbllnp and pyramld building Along wlth th1s the girls had dancing acts some tap dano ing and one a beautlful waltz by elvht Senior boys and girls At thls point when the suspense was greatest, matic entrance Then Phyllls Cossman and Eunlee De Weerdt, flTSt ald of honor, crowned Paullne kbbott, Fulton's fl t oue n, are the econd mQldS of honor, JQCQUS1lHG Le lle and nary E ohrdan a slsted With the Queen reigning, a beautiful extra vaganza, Q scarf dance, was interpreted As a fit ting conoluslon, the entertainer then leturned to thelr orlelnal posltlons ln an elevant manner amidst thunderous applause U H 30 f ' tif U vi C' w l we w ww I I New 1 W l -eg Hg is ' A T1 . ' .ri . t G-?u l p - .tl -O i the Queen and her four maids-of-honor made a dra- - C 'TS lf! 'G .S if , l Q1 e ,H PTY Q' U . - Q, v y ,H W7 37 QW ky AU r T '71 Biff EP! 5