Fulton High School - Talespin Yearbook (Middleton, MI)

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Hill Helen Baker Robert Baxter Evelyn Baylis Jeane Burnham Joyce Burnham Sally Ann Bupp Bllen Coakley Marian Coakley Ervin Cook Margaret DeMott Lillian Dietrich Frank Divlsh Helen Dlvish Robert Dodge Jack Domke Lester Evltts John First Kermit Foster Leora Grubaugh Robert Grubaugh Earnest Huas Cloyce Kochensparger Dorothy Long Robert Lucas Prank Marecek Georgia Marecek Darrel Miller Jeanette Mills Geraldine Moon Loretta Mclllllams Bernice Nemanls Bessie Parfitt Donna Payne Dean Reynolds Duane Ruehle Onalee Roberts Donald Schafer Lavern Smith Calvin Space Loy lhitney Ruth lood Danny Zamarron Our class that once through halls, Iith happy footsteps sped, Now leaves this dear old school To think of many things ahead. This is true, we all do know, But ln our hearts no envies lie We seniors sill carry the banner In memory of dear old Fulton High. --Margaret DeMott ffass .gnuenfovy BASED!!! Hiualll 5228 Qhlll EQIBI Rolla St. Johns Boys Bobby Every place The girls Slim Studying Getting to school Sleepy Talking Margaret Porky Writing lettersBert Sally Talking Pete Bashful Studying Her studies Chubby Up town Julius Cookie Pool room Gladys Johnson Blondie Flirting Benny Lill Carson Chum Fritz Ag Room Being drafted Good looking With Marian Steve Bob With Patty Patty Dunk Smoke house Red Mike lith girls Eileen Johnnie Skipping Loretta Con At the show Getting into the Army Lee At Fulton High The boys Ace At Norm 's Norma Jigga Going home Avoiding teachers K. C. lorking J. J. Cook Dot llth Onalee History Bob Skipping Staying out all night Subby Arguing Janice Pudge Carson School Pee-lee Gas station Virginia Toots Ithaca Curley Pinky Everywhere The army Jeanie With John Bobs Llzz St. Johns Phil Lizzy Studying Getting 'A s Ann Studying Stub Shorty Tattllng Eileen Tubby Skipping His pipe Lee Ithaca Mr. Dllts Don llth Peggy Getting into the Army Vern Carson Making a hit with B. Coonrod Red Maple Rapids Kathryn Perrlns Grub Station Norma Downing loody Studying Vern Delott Diz Gas station Graduating --Jerry Grlgar

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I ffafeaficfozy Parents, Friends, Teachers, and Classmates! As we are gathered here to- night, it is hard to realize our high school days are over. It has been a short four years in which we have worked and played together. le have achieved our first victory. Parents and Prlends, we thank you for the help and encouragement that en- abled us to attain this victory. We like to call it a victory but in reality it is only a temporary achievement, for tomorrow commencement for us really begins. le hope by our future accomplishments to prove we were worthy of the sacrifices you have made that we might secure s high school education. Teachers, we wish to express our appreciation for the assistance and sin- cere efforts you have taken that we may be Walwsys prepared' to meet the pro- blems of the future. lu Jdlassmates, no doubt as we are gathered here tonight, we all have a feeling of uncertainty. What does the future hold for us? Tomorrow we must make our own decisions. In bidding farewell, let us wish each other a lot of good luck and that we may meet many times in the future. --Bessie Parfitt IB SHALL REMEMBER Ie Seniors of Fulton High School, As our parting with you nears, Peel the sorrow of our leaving: And all the Joys of past years. lhen school begins next autumn, We will not be here to dim All the splendor of you, schoolmates, And bid you do our whim. To do our best will be our goal, And in the future we will try To cherish all our learning, Received et dear old Fulton High. le will talk with smiles forever, Of our pleasures and our praise, For it is drawing near the finish Of our'enjoyment of high school days. le leave for you the pleasant message, As have graduates before. There'll be other senior classes, But we'll be here no more. In spirit we'l1 be with you, And in our hearts without a sigh, We will speak well of you all, For fair Fulton, dear old high. You are great pals of ours, Prouder friends we never knew. Schoolmates, you are really swell, le have pride and confidence in you. X 'X E

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Top Ro !u eng? Second! Third! Front! uniot Cfaad lary Jane Hill, Joyce lcK1natry, Betty Hello, Janice Bolyard, Patricia Pomeroy, Marnie Dye, Kathleen Hoffer, Kathleen Evitts, Lidith McVeigh, Lena Zlttle. Arlene Rozen, June Hoffer, Nelda Smith, Irene Svok, Ilah lee liermsn, Shirley Stonemen, Peggy Hove, Virginia Allen, June Cooper, Dorothy Norton. k Mr. Dilte, Alethan Chaffln, lervin Hass, George Zsmsrron, Dean Troop, Andrew Lee Townsend, Louise White, Fred Holler. Betty Cook, Phyllis Garner, John Perritt, Clare Craig, Duane Snider, Charles Boots, Nolan Erickson, George 'Junior Smith, Gene Denney. xii The Junior Claes began :ith an enrollment of thirty-eight students. At the first class meeting the folloling officers lere elected! President, Peggy Howe: Vice President, Deen Troop: Secretary, Uarjorie Dye: Treasurer, Lois lertin: Class Advisor las Mies Bent. During s deluge of rein, the class produced the three act comedy, 'Lindy Lou' in the Fulton Gym on the evening of Nov. 20. The characters were Lindy Lou played by Lena Zittle: Dick Barry, George 'Junior' Smith: The Duchess of London- berry, Janice Bolyard: Big Boy Roberts, Andres Townsend: Patricia, Patty Pom- eroy: Prunella, lerjorie Dye: Petey, Peggy Hose: Blackstone, Fred Noller: Ethel- burt, Alethen Chaffin: Uncle T. Timothy Tweedsome, Dean te, Virginia Allen. Despite the inclement weather, the Troop: Dolores del lon- play was lall attended. lr. Dilts became 'class At the beginning of the girls' basketball s ason, advisor. The second semester John Perritt was elected remained Vice President: June Cooper became Secretary and George Smith, Treasur- er. The Seniors end faculty nere the guests of the class at a Prom, 'Tropical Hag1c,' on May 7. During the year three students, Norma Ayers, Donald loore, and Lois lertin left. President. Dean Troop