Fulton High School - Talespin Yearbook (Middleton, MI)

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Standing-Rex Edwards, Mr. Bekken, Joan Lowrey, Robert Patterson, June DeMott, Gale Wood, Martyn Harlow, Majel Duflo. Sitting-Kathryn Howe, Edward Taylor, Pauline Svok, Phyllis Cooley. THE ADORABLE IMP A Farce in Three Acts Directed by Mr. E. V. Bekken CAST Hortense Hostetter, the maid .................... Betty Lou Gordon, who nurses an aching heart . . . Mrs. Abby Simpkins, her grandmother ........ , Brian Barclay, the widower .................. Malvina Barclay, his daughter ........ Pamela Gordon, a gay widow .................. Clint Purdy, an old bachelor .................... . Imogene Van Ryndon. ward of Winston Pickrell . . . Winston Pickrell, a rich old man ............... Dilworth Pickrell, his grandson .............. Ross Waldron, another grandson ............... SETTING . . . .June DeMott . . . .Pauline Svok ..Kathryn Howe Robert Patterson . . . . .Phyllis Cooley ...Joan Lowrey . . . Rex Edwards . . . . .Majel Duflo . Martyn Harlow .......Gale Wood . . . Duane Taylor The entire action of the play takes place in the living room of Pamela Gordon's home in Sparkling Springs. Act One: The living room of Pamela Gordon's home, about ten o'clock of a morning in early March. Act Twoz' The same as Act One. About three 1o'clock in the afternoon of the same day. Act Three: The same as in theprevious acts. A few minutes after the close of Act Two.

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SEHIUHS ROBERT ZAMARRON ,. All great men are dead and I'm not feeling well. Football 45, 46, 47, 48, Basketball 45, 46, 47, 48, Baseball 45, 46, 47, 48, FFA 45, 46, 47, FFA Secretary 47, Class Vice President 45, 46. 1948: THERESA ZELINSKI Full of fun and mischief too, doing things she sh,ouldn't do. Class Secretary 46, 47, FHA 46, 47, Talespin 48. OUR MOTTO: We have crossed the bay-the ocean lies beyond. OUR FLOWER: Red Rose OUR COLORS: Red and White I 4,

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Standing-Advisor, Mrs. Magee, Dennis Cooper, Shirley Cole, Keith Sattler. Sitting-Pauline Svok. LaVonna Hinton, Joan Lowrey, Majel Duflo, Rex Edwards, Josephine Sparks, Dorothy Barnes. Absent-Theresa Zelinski. ANNUAL TAFF In our annual this year we.have tried to show a picture story of life at Fulton School. The outline is from kindergarten through the twelve grades. Two important themes of the annual are activities and friend- ships. 'Our activities center mostly around clubs and sports, with girls and boys alike given a chance to show their pep and energy. Our clubs furnish programs and parties annually to liven school life. But our activities and our daily classes are only one of the important achievements of every per- son. This all shows the truthfulness in this short verse- I'd say it, as a general rule', True friends are made each day at school Where people for high purpose meet. At work, at home, at gatherings good, That mark the gentle neighborhoodg At games where sportsmanship's displayed Is where the worth while friends are made.