Fulton High School - Talespin Yearbook (Middleton, MI)

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TZGJAMQH Top Row: Glenila Hole, Virginia Hcwilliams, Dorothy Lepley, Artie Topper, Joseph Helmo, Jeanette Long, Harlan Cushman, Donald Martin, Gladys Johnson, lary Price, Evelyn Cook, Ronald Schafer 0 ' Second! Joyce Craig, Roberta Hoffer, Nellie Valance, Colleen Glazler, Leore Town, Greta Chaffln, Hilda Johnson, Ruth Robinson, Betty Mills, James Boots, Richard Stoneman. Third! Richard Troub, Stuart Snider, lartin Wlerman, Frank Delott, Phillip Sealey, layne Zittle, Ted loods, Wayne Smith, Bonne Lee Troub, Iris Blair, I. A. Lindeman Front: Thom s Zamarron, Wendell Somers, lerlyn Sherwood, Ralph Overla, Lynn Zoss, lilliam McK1nstry, Ruth Baker, Dolores. Barnes, Margaret Noller, Dee Cooper. xii In September, 1942, fifty-eight students enrolled in the Freshmen Class of Fulton Junior High School at-Middleton. After several days of getting acquainted, our first class meeting was held and the following officers were elected: President, Colleen Glazierg Vice Pres- ident, Richard Troub: Secretary, Evelyn Cook: Treasurer, Virginia lclilllamsg Class Advisor, Mr. Lindeman. During the year several of our pupils left us but also a few students came here from other schools. Nou at the and of our Freshmen year IB have an enroll- ment of forty-four pupils. In October I8 had a roller skating party at Crystal, later in the school year our class attended a movie at Carson City. On Peb. 14 we celebrated Valen- t1ne's Day by having e party at the gym. We enjoyed another-roller skating par- ty on April 20. --Colleen Glazier

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X Top Row! Second! Third! Fourth! ,Pront! lg2y9ACLU?O7EU Marvin English, Kendall Foster, Lyle Helms, Theron Richards, larren Guernsey, Phyllis Duflo, Betty Jean Keller, Margaret Ries, Dolores Rasmussen, Mary Hnetynka, Jean Miller. Eileen Anderson, Mary Rasmussen, Helen Alice Garner, Joyce Terry, Marietta Dean, Toni Amaya, Joe Scribe, Robert Hoffer, Loren Baxter, Keith Martyn, Desmond Vining. Mr. Arvllle, Marlin Town, Leonard Sattler, Charles Rule, Elmo Umstattd Trudy Randall, Blanche Marecek, Evelyn Struble, Elizabeth Coonrod, Joyce Coleman, Plossie Elliott. Daniel Lepley, Arthur Plott, Prank Chovance, Ois Browne, Jr.3 layne Randall, LeRoy llerman, Gains Lepley, Lyle lineland. Norma Downing, Doloris Litwiller, Betty Graham, Melba Martyn, Berneda Roberts Harold Hoffer Roy Knight. .9 s X-'ki' lhen school started in the fall of '42, our class consisted of 51 pupils. At our class election, we chose Mr. Arvllla as our class advisor. The officers elected were Joyce Terry, President: Norma Downing, Vice President: Lodell Sher- wood, Treasurer: and Max Spears, Secretary. During the year Lodell Sherwood and Max Spears left. Eileen Anderson and Yhyllis Duflo were chosen to fill the va- cancies of Treasurer and Secretary respectively. Others who left were James Sarven, Joyce Coleman, Lawrence Peterman, Neil loodbury, and Pauline Struble. Desmond Vining was our only new student. The first activity was the initiation of the Freshman, which was a real success. Our second event was a roller skating party at Crystal Lake. In the second semester ge wen? to the show at Carson City and afterwards enjoyed a mid- n gh supper at oyce erry s home. --Do oris Litwlller '

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Clem feacfezd Joyce Terry, Peggy Hole, Virginia Allen, Marnie Dye as BUS DRIVERS Top Roli C. H. Bacon, Glen Corson, Harley Counsellor. Front! Peul Curtis, laxiell J. Paine, Joe Arvilla, Ernea' Qfown Absent: Arthur Brown, Elmer R. Town, Earnie Iilts. xl I