Fulton High School - Vespa Yearbook (Fulton, MO)

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We Present . . . 'paculty 'puCtoK Bottom row: Robert Miller, mathematics; Richard Richardson, mathematics; Mrs. Elsie Carrington, commerce; Mrs. Doris Buerger, librarian. Second row: Douglas Cowen, music; Orval Hargrave, science; Irene Salmon, science; John Westbrook, English and Latin; Georgia Richardson, English. Third row: William Helm, metal trades; Lynn Gilbert, industrial arts and driver’s training; Darrell Gourley, boys’ physical education; William Piercall, science and basketball coach. Our instructors at Fulton High School serve as teachers, counselors, and friends. “What better gift can we offer the republic than to teach and to instruct youth?” Certainly our faculty are serving their community in the best way possible

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Oust ‘£ xvui ZcUccctfcott We wish to thank the Board of Education for their interest during our high school years. This group is aware of our needs and has worked out a program that is of benefit to every student. They are public spirited citizens who have given unselfishly of their time in the direction of our school. We are grateful for the expansion of our modern plant and for well-ecjuipped teachers. What you have done in our behalf will be an inspiration for us to strive toward greater achievements in the future. B. W. Dunavant, President; Lane McCullough, Vice President; Mrs. W. C. Murphy, Sec- retary; Walter E. Evans, Superintendent; Frank Y. Wilkins, Neal Powers, and Dr I W Prada. Secsie vUed Our secretaries are an ef- ficient group who aid in many ways. They are: Mrs. Thelma Mullett, vocational agriculture; Virginia Crump, principal’s of- fice; Mrs. Roselyn Morrow and Mrs. Dorothy Schmidt, super- intendent's office.

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School Bottom row: Clyde Burch, socal studies; Nola Christian, English; Gladys Kettle, reading; Mrs. Lottie Tate, science. Second row: Mrs. Dorcas Boillot, vocational home economics; Mrs. Mildred Cook, mathematics; Mrs. Evelyn Besher, commerce; Shirley Dunavant, guidance and social studies. Third row: K. M. Craghead, vocational agriculture; Richard Vinson, social studies; Stanley Singer, corrective speech; Mrs. Ama Galloway, English; Mrs. Helen Babbitt, social studies and Mossie Humphreys, social studies and publications. by trying to teach high school students to think for themselves, to discipline their lives, and to develop abilities to the fullest possible extent. We appreciate the many efforts they have exerted toward directing us to find the best within ourselves. May we ever hold the ideals set for us and may we strive to reach the goals.