Fulton High School - Static Yearbook (Fulton, IL)

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Calendar 17-Anchors Away and Come to Black- burn! The seniors heard talks by a Naval Recruiting Officer and a repre- sentative from Blackburn University. 19-Davenport Relays. Fulton is the de- fending champions -- Qcheck up on Thursdayl. 21-22-Junior Class Play - Galloping Ghosts . We heard two ghosts talk- ing the other night. One said to the other ghost, Do you really think there are such things as human be- ings? 25-Fulton Relays. Our boys shone that night. Betty Kruse was Queen of the Court. 25-29-State Band Contest at Champaign- MAY Urbana. Ah, Boy, that's what the band members have been waiting for since last time. 2-Geneseo Relays. 5-La De Da A Van Eck . The art class went to Chicago Art Gallerys, and the Home Ec girls went to Marshall Fields. 6-Gateway Classics at Clinton, Iowa. 10-Freshmen-Sophomore Relays at Mor- Page 34 rison. 12--Shades of General Grant, The Amer- ican History Class went to the mu- seum in Galena, Illinois. 13-District Track meet at Rock Island. 16-Illowa Conference track meet at Ster- ling. 17-Fresh-Soph Illowa Conference track meet at Sterling. 10-Combined Band and Choral Concert. 20--State Track Meet at Champaign. 26-Junior-Senior Prom. What a niteg or should I say morning. We've been waiting for this all year. 30-Vacation. Memorial Day. Calm be- fore the storm. JUNE 1-2-The storm, groans and grunts. Semes- ter exams, need we say more? 4-Bacculaureate service. Very impres- sive, it got us ready for the time to come. 6-At last. We've waited 12 long years for this and now that its here we wish it weren't.

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National Honor Society FIRST ROW'-R. DeGunther, L. Balk, R. Venema, D. Kooi, Miss Carlson, sponsor. SECOND ROW- B. Kinney, G. VValter, L. Hoqgheem, R. VVilkens, H. Rowland, L. Lloyd. Although in 'previous years the National Honor Society was chosen only from the grad- uating class, this year two members of the junior class were also chosen. One of the reasons for this choice was to have active members next year who will know something about the activities that are carried on. This year fifteen per cent of the senior class or eight members and five per cent of the jun- ior class or two members were chosen. The other ten per cent of the junior class will be chosen next year. The candidates must pos- sess four qualities: Service, Leadership, Character, and Scholarship. The initiation of the new members was held March 21, at the Fulton Community High, School. The initiation was conducted by James Mohrman, Betty Jo Slaymaker, Jane Mohrman, Robert Isenhart, Joyce Tem- Page 36 ple tHuizengaJ, Doris Kooi, and Irma Hoog- heem. The speaker was Mr. Robert Whitnall of Lyons High School. Miss Carlson is the advisor of the Fulton National Honor So- ciety. The new members are: Seniors: Lois Balk Richard DeGunther LaVerne Hoogheem Dorothy Kooi Linda Lloyd Howard Rowland ' Robert Venema George Walter Juniors: Berniece Kinney Rush Wilkens