Fulton High School - Talespin Yearbook (Middleton, MI)

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ROBERT DODGE Treasurer 'I rely upon my dig- n1ty.' Vice President '40 Baseball '40 Track '40 Band '40 'Life Begins at S1xteenm40 Basketball '40'41'42'43 P. P. A. 41 'Black Derby' '41 'Coveralls 42 'K'l1s8' '43 Journalism '43 Editor of Tslespin '43 RUTH l00D Vice President 'She is ntle that 80 doeth gentle deeds.' Gym '40 Softball '40 Historian '43 Thlespin '43 LILLIAH DIETRICH 'sincerity and truth- fulness are sure says of winning tr1ends.' Basketball '4O'4l'42'43 Softball '40 Debating '41 'Bleek Derby' '41 Gyn '42 'Coveralls' '42 'Operstts' '42'43 Glee Club '43 Co-Boitor of Spotlight '43 1 . .J 'va 'A xnnuxr rosrnn ul long to be a feaoua aan, like famous len of eld.' Gym '40'4I LESTER BVITTB 'I aay statements spoken truthfully are high soh1evenents.' Gy! Club '40 Football '4O'4l'42'43 P. P, A. '41'42'43 Basketball '42'43 Baseball '42'43 Boxing 43 DONNA PAYNB Secretary 'If music be the food of love, play on.' Glee Club '41 Talespin '43 ROBERT BAXTER 'It's too hard to be- have: so I have taken up the practice of being a tiger on lheels.' Basketball '40'4l'42'43 Baseball '4O'41'42'43 Track '41 Football '42 Glee Club '42'43 Operetta '42'43 Spotlight '48 Gym '42'4a Boxing '43 MARGARET DalOTT 'lhy does she dee ua by asking us bel she is quiet7' Gym '40 Softball '40'4l Glee Club '4l'43 'Coveralls' '42 Spotlight '42 'Operetta' '43 Co-Editor Spotlight 'M'11ss '43 Talespin '43 FRANK DIVISH 'I'm bsshful, but ao I like the girls shop '4O'41'42 Gym '43 DOROTHY LONG 'Being faithful t end is one of her a pl1shments.' Cleo Club '4O'41'42 Softball '42 Spotlight '48 Operetta '42 Tslespin '43 OlVO lava '43 O 'BD .n o the ecom-

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79ze.mfenf3 1QcfJzeu Parents, t achers, frlends, and clssssatest Again lt is comaenceaent. Colaenceaant--a truly Anerlcan tradition'-a tradition of lhlch ve as free Aler- ican citizens have a right to be proud. lever have we had a right to he more proud of this American privilege than right nov. le as students are grateful first to you, our parents, for the lany sacri- fices you have made so that ee aight have an education. Regardless of the vorldly situation you have worked just that auch harder so that we might go out into the eorld better prepared. le as seniors can see and appreciate ful y the great help that a high school education will be in this ever changing world. le are hore to thank you, our teachers, for the great help you have been to us. This help, the value of which we can not express in writing or words, will be reneabered for the rest of our lives. lany of us, possibly all of us, sill endeavor to racnicc our lives after youre and devote ourselves to the task of helping others as you have. le thank you, our friends and classlates, fron the bottol of our hearts for the sany large and aaall favors you have granted us. You have cheered us when I0 were discouraged and ready to quit. You have given us a hand when it seemed that ve could not lake the grade. You have been our nearest and dearest friends all through school. To each one of you ae, as s group, would like in our most appreciative fash lon to shol hoe thankful ve are for your attendance at our graduation. lay our achleveaents ln the future speck for us and say our aotto, Be Prepared,' be our guiding llght. --Calvin Space 8UPBR1UT!NDElT'S ADDRISSQ v Seniors, students, teachers, parents, and friends, I an proud to be able to say that I sas given the op- portunity snd responsibility of being one of the lead- ers of our Fulton Tolnshlp Schools. lt has been a plzgsure to work with a group that has cooperated so IQ s ' It las only through the cooperation of all of you that this y ar has been nada a success. As we as a ns- tion working hand in hand shall see democracy trlua- phant: so shall so by pulling together see Fulton Town- ship Schools go on to yet s better and more successful GOIIUBIUI project. lake this annual of the Fulton Township Schools, 'The Talespin of l943,' with you so that you may in tile to coae by leaflng through its pages live over s- gsln the profitable days you spent at school. Put it sith the 'ialespins' of foraer years and with the Talesplns' to cone in future years, and you Illl from the stories told on their pages dras the inspiration and desire to sea lulton Tosnship Schools continue to progress. --larion L. vcoarcrd Superintendent

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LUY IHITNEY 'I find that in this sorld 1t's harder to pre- tend to be duab than to be smart.' Gym '4o '43 Football '43 OHLLEE ROBERTS 'She has a naughty lit- tle twinkle in her eye.' Softball '41 Glee Club '41 Journalism '43 DONALD SCHAIEI 'Let him have time to mark hoe aloe school time goee.' Basketball '41 Ballboll '4l'42'43 Football '4l'42'43 ' aye '4l'42'45 Tree! '42 Varsity Club '42 rl 'O AC Boxing '43 IARILH OOAKLEY 'There is nothing better than eooperat1on.' Glee Ulub '40'4l'42'43 Softball '40'4l'42 'Black Derby' '41 Operetta '42'43 P. H. A. '43 Taleepln '43 DELI REYIOLDS 'If you don't lant to disturb anyone, just salt around on your t1ptoes.' Shop '4o'41'4a'43 I. P. L. '4l'42'43 'Black Derby' '41 'Coveralls' '42 Gym '43 S I HELEN DIVISH 'Progress is slow be- cause it is the vork of dreamere.' Softball '4O'4l'4B Glee Club '4O'4l'4B'43 Operetta '42'43 P. H. 1. '43 Talespin '43 UUA!! RUEHLI 'Books and I never got alongg so I acquired techniques in skipping school.' Football '40'4l'42'43 P. P. 1. '4l'42'45 Baseball '42'43 Gym '4O'43 Boxing '43 SALE! INN BUPP 'It doeen't pay to be bashful, if you can sei qulre other teehn1ques.' Journalism '40 Glee Club '4l'42 'Ghost of Lollypop Bay' '42 'l'l1BB' '43 DANNY ZLIARRON 'I'm so shy, butyl hope to live long enough to get over it. , Football '40'4l'48'43 Blleblll '4O'4l'42'43 Basketball '4O'4l'42'43 Track '40 ' Gym Club '40 P. P. I. '4l'48 Glas Club '43 EVELII BAYLIS 'Alleys being quiet and studying is not such a hard task.' Gym '41 P. H. L. '43 Talespln '43