Fulton High School - Static Yearbook (Fulton, IL)

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. l B. A. A. ROW ROW ROVV ROW RO NV I -J. Blodgett, H. Hill, H. Balk, Mr. Henderson, Sponsor, G. Hill, C. Johnson, R. DeGunt.her, Mr. DeWild, Sponsor, J. Schuler, D. Loftus, J. Voss. II -J. Fuller, A. Temple, F. Fiet, T. Yopst, C. Walter, G. Hoese, J. Bielemu, A. DeVVee1'dt, J Wessels, C. Rogers, L. Bonneur, R. Hamstra, G. Mickelson. III-B. Rowland, A. Schuler, G. Wiersema, C. Flikkema, L. Wassenaar, U. Wiersema, D. Ryder, D. Leahy, D. Snyder, R. Fagan, L. Casey, L. Kettler. IV -J. Naftzger, I. Hoogheem, D. Ardapple, C. Crandall, P. Norman, D. Woods, A. Eissens R. Muur, G. Voss, G. Brennen, G. W'alter. V --F. Smith, R. Flinn, R. Dykema, R. Temple, T. Snyder, H. Harvey, R. Venema, R. Blean M. Letcher, G. Blink, R. Vlfilkens, D. Wiersema. 1 Varsity Club RONV I -Mr. DeNVild, T. Yopst, J. Naftzger, A. Temple, J. Bielema, Mr. Henderson. ROW II fJ. Wessels, D. Ryder, D. Snyder, D. Woods, D. Fagan, G. Hill, C. Johnson. ROW III-G. Walter, L. Casey, C. Crandall, G. Drennen, G. Blink, R. Vllilkens. ROW 'IV -D. DeGunther, F. Smith, B. Venenm, H. Harvey, M. Letcher, B. Dykema, J. Blodgett. Page 39

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G. A. A. t fLeft to Rizlhtj ROW I -L. Flynn, I. Eads, P. Wray, P. Buikema, M. I-Iouzenga, H. Snyder, M. Van Zuiden, R. Cossman. ROW II -N. Baird, J. Baker, M. Kidwell, L. Lloyd, B. Kruse, P. Miller, H. VViehenp:a, J. Stuart, Miss Schlintz. D. Tiesman, I. Wray, S. Baird. ROW III-E. Wilkens, R. Feldt, B. Van Houten, J. Brondyke. B. Kinney, L. Hoff, M. Dykstra, M. Parker, G. Heun, M. Fagan, B. Baker. ROW IV -M. Leavens, J, Beach, N. Burns, S. Miller, N. Koenes, B. Van Zuiden, P. Maringr, S. Koenes. P. Emxelkens, R. Mating, B. Van Huizen. ROW V -J. Pidde, D. Van Zuiden, L. Balk, F. Kustes, J. Letcher, N. Marx, B. Dykhuis, B. Bielema, M. Van Zuiden, W. Peska, I. Renkes. ROW VI -N. Abbott, L, Sternberg, M. Norman, C. Bailey, E. Petersen. M. Sterenberg, M. Nelson, L. Iiousem.-rn, E. Wiehemra. J. Rus, M. Hoogheem. The Girls' Athletic Association has been very active this year. Its principal objective is to teach its members the fundamentals of the games and to promote good sportsman- ship. This past year many good times have been enjoyed together. The basketball tour- nament was climatic. The activities were: Basketball tournaments, play day, Wiener roast, and a swimming party. All girls worked for points in order to get numerals and letters. Page 38 Officers for the year were: President ,.,,.... -.- . ..... Phyllis Miller Vice-President .... ....... B etty Kruse Secretary-Treasurer Helen Wiebenga Points Manager .... .... L inda Lloyd Student Council Representative, J can Stuart Sponsor ..... .... M iss Schlintz

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F. I-I. A. QLeft to Rightj ROW 1 -R. Cossman, A. Faber, N. Leibert, I. Wray, B. Pannell, L. Flynn, I. Eads, H. Snyder. ROW II -J. Stuart, B. Van Houten, R. Feldt, L. Lloyd, N. Burns, P. Engelkens, L. Balk, W. Decker, Miss Slaymaker, sponsor, D. Tiesman, S. Baird, H. Hook. ROW III-N. Baird, A. Ottens, M. Graham, J. Baker, M. Kidwell, B. Ven Huizen, B. Baker, M. Fagan, M. Dykstra, M. Parker, J. Beach, E. Wilkens, P. Wray. ROVV IV -P. Muur, S. Miller, E. Balk, I. Renkes, P.Maring, P. Miller, B. Schipper, M. Van Zuiden, N. Koenes, B. Ven Huizen, G. Heun, M. Leavens, A. Balk. ROW V -J. Pidde, M. Van Zuiden, L. Balk, M. Hoogheem, J. Rus, N. Marx, L. Sterenberg, D. Hanson, E. Wiebenga, N. Abbott, A. Dyke, W. Peska, M. Dykstra. ROW VI -M. Nelson, L. Housenga, K. Dykstra, G. DeWitt, D. Kooi, E. Petersen, M. Sterenbcrg, C. Bailey, J. Williams, W. Prins, M. Norman, B. Shipma, D. Brondyke. The F. H. A. consists of girls who have taken Home Economics courses at least one year. They hold regular meetings once a month. This year they selected as their officers: President, Phyllis Engelkinsg vice-president. Lois Balk Jr., secretary, Linda Lloydg treas- urer, Norma Burnsg chapter Mother, Mrs. Clarence Balkg student council representa- tive, Wilma Decker. Miss Slaymaker guides and sponsors the F. H. A. girls in their work. To start the year the F. H. A. had a float in the Fall Festival parade and won second prize. On October 25 a wiener roast was held at the Slaymaker farm. Mr. Slaymaker pro- vided for the transportation in his truck and hayrack. On December 6 the Freshman initiation was held in the Homemaking building dur- ing noon hour with the sophomore girls and Page 40 the officers in charge. Refreshments were served. During the day they had to wear an apron and carry a kitchen utensil. They also were given red and white pledge ribbons to wear. On January 28, the Third Annual F. H. A. and F. F. A. Fair was held at the Coliseum. There were decorated booths announcing games, movies, food, and baked goods. Phyl- lis Miller and Howard Rowland were crown- ed as the most popular girl and boy. They were elected by the votes in which everyone could take part. On March 11 about fifteen girls went to the F. H. A. Spring Rally at Polo. In May the F. H. A. saw state slides of the F. H. A. camp, which Phyllis Engelkins and Miss Slaymaker attended in August. One of the projects of the F. H. A. was selling pin cushions.