Fulton High School - Vespa Yearbook (Fulton, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1956 volume:

vwyp y} y yv?W� (£ 01 ”W 2, 9561 VL t I I 'Dedication She has taught, guided and encouraged students at Fulton High School for many years. She has served not only as teacher in the field of social studies but has been class and club sponsor as well as guidance director. Many classes have worked under her leadership. She helped organize the International club and the local chapter of Future Teachers of Amer- ica which she continues to sponsor. As guidance director she has come in touch and worked with every student in school. Students have found her mentally alert and ever eager to lead them to make the most of their abilities. She has been firm, at times, but has always been kind and has ever had the best interests of the students in the forefront. She not only has been but continues to be a vital part of Fulton High School life. Therefore, the staff takes pleasure in dedicating this, the 1956 Vespa to Miss Shirley Dunavant. The year of 1955-56 has been a full one at the Fulton High School. Familiar faces—sports—good sportsmanship—pride for those who excel— club activities—dances—assemblies—pep club trips—administration—labora- tory explosions—heated debates—public speaking—band—carolling—wonder- ful spirit—appreciation of teachers—gratitude to advertisers—curricular ac- tivities—serious moments of concentration—as—NHS Assembly,— I Speak for Democracy” Contest—Commencement—have all been a part of it. In brief, the story of the year is reviewed for your enjoyment in this cross section which the Vespa staff is happy to present as its version of— This Is Your Life.” 2WW SctucatcMi Julian Kaiser. Harry Stewart. Mrs. Dorothy Schmid, Secretary; Frazier Baker. President; W. V. Hill, Superintendent; Mrs. Richard Hebert, Russell Bouyer, and Neil Powers. To our Board of Education we extend our appreciation for many considerations. We feel that you are aware of our needs and that you try to set up a program that will be of great benefit to us. To each member, we say, thank you. Secnet Ue Mrs. Roselyn Morrow, secretary to the principal; Mrs. Dorothy Schmid, secretary to superinten- dent; Phyllis Rose, secretary to vocational agriculture director. The secretarial staff helps to keep office activity operating effi- ciently. W. Victor Hill became Superintendent of the Fulton Public Schools on August 26, 1955. He was born near Dexter, Missouri and re- ceived his elementary and high school educa- tion in that town. Mr. Hill holds a B.S. in Education from Southeast State College, Cape Girardeau and a masters from the University of Missouri, Co- lumbia. He has done additional graduate study at George Peabody College, Nashville, Ten- nessee. Mr. Hill saw military service, during World War II, in France, Luxemburg and Germany. He is well known by the students since he came to Fulton as principal of Fulton High School in 1952. Darrell W. Gourley assumed the responsibil- ities of principal at Fulton High School on September 20, 1955. Mr. Gourley is a native of Mountain Grove. He is a graduate of Northeast State Teachers College, Kirksville. He holds a masters degree from the University of Missouri and has done further work at the University of Illinois. Mr. Gourley served with the Air Force dur- ing World War II. He came to Fulton as Coach in the fall of 1953 and has developed some splendid athletic ability and has created a good sportsmanlike attitude among the student body. 'faculty FINE ARTS Mrs. Jean, Art; Stanley Singer, Speech; William Estes, Music; and Miss Gladys Kettle, Literature and Reading. THE PRACTICAL ARTS Mrs. Elsie Carrington, Commerce; K. M. Crag- head, Vocational Agricul- ture; Mrs. Dorcas Boillot, Vocational Home Econom- ics; William Helm, Me- chanical Arts; Mrs. Evelyn Besher, Commerce; Lynn Gilbert, Manual Arts and Drivers' Training; Mrs. Doris Buerger, Business and Library. MATHEMATICS and SCIENCE Mrs. Lottie Tate, Science; Miss Joan Dishman, Math- ematics, Mrs. Mildred Cook, Mathematics; Orval Hargrave, Science; and Robert Miller, Mathe- icaity SOCIAL STUDIES Mrs. Helen Babbitt, junior high; Clyde Burch, Ameri- can History, American Problems and Geography; Miss Mossie Humphreys, Civics and Publications; Miss Anne Byland, World History; Miss Shirley Dun- avant, American History and Guidance. AS 1 f ' � i. : v� ''v -''i HEALTH and PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mrs. Miriam Dennison, Nurse; Miss Mary Wood, Physical Education; Kaye Vaughan, Physical Educa- tion; Edgar Mabry, Physi- cal Education and Science. ENGLISH and LANGUAGE Mrs. Edith Dean, Sopho- more English, Miss Anne Smith, English and Social Studies; John Westbrook, Senior English and Latin; Mrs. Ama Galloway, Jun- ior High English. Seated: Mrs. Katharine Turner, Freshman English; and Miss Georgia Richardson, Junior English and Librar Mrs. Carrington and Mr. Craghead pose for this one. Junior High Students join Miss Kettle in making Christmas decorations. Mrs. Turner takes grade averaging seriously o t 0DecuCCt te z td z fout4 — U CtC ttO t Toni KstfnMT in,ton, Journalism students are fulfilling a two fold purpose as they publish Fulton High’s two publications, Hi-Life and the Vespa. The newspaper and annual serve as an important link between the school and com- munity for they attempt to give a picture of high school activities as they arc. They also give students a chance to write and learn something about publishing. HI-LIFE STAFF VESPA STAFF Co-Editors ....... Business Manager Advertising ...... Circulation ...... Features ......... Photography ...... Reporter ......... Sports ............ Sponsors ......... MARY RAY. KEN LOVE ....... SHELIA ISMAY ........ JANE MUSICK ....... JONEDA HALL .. KAREN RANDOLPH .........TOM FISHER ........ RITA SARTOR MIKE DENNISON . MOSSIE HUMPHREYS Editor-in-Chiel ... Business Manager Advertising ....... Circulation ....... Sports Editor ..... Photography ....... Activities ........ Typists ........... JUANITA WINDSOR REX CARRINGTON . ANNETTE FENLEY ... SHELIA ISMAY MIKE DENNISON ... JACK RUFFEL ... KENNY DAVIS . PATRICIA GASPER K. M. CRAGHEAD Sponsored by L. H. MAUGHS, INC. Se tuvi6 Wayne Koupal Student Body President 4; Visual Ed. 4; International 3. 4; Latin 2. 3. Tom Fisher Student Body Vice President; SC 1. 2. 3. 4: F Club 2, 3. 4: Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Class President 2. 3: FFA. Ernest Cooper Class President 4; Student C. 4; V. Ed. 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3, 4; NHS 3. 4. Karen Randolph NHS 3. 4; Debate 1. 2. 3. 4; NFL 1. 2. 3. 4; SC I. 4; Pep Club 1, 2. 3; Junior and Senior Plays. Jerry Robertson . Football 1, 2. 3. 4; NHS 4; F” Club 2. 3. 4; Track 2. 3. 4; Junior Play. Wallace Dunavant Football 1. 2, 3. 4; BB 1. 2. 3; Track 2. 3. 4; SC 1. Senione, St iy — William Atterberry Football 1. 2; Verse Choir 3; Track 2. Bette Batton Intramurals 1, 2. 3; Chorus 2. 3, 4; Junior Play; Dramatics 2, 3. Vivian Brown Band 1. 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4; Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4. Jayne Borgelt NHS 3. 4; FHA 2. 3. 4; International Club 1, 2, 3; Dramatics 2, 3; Cho- rus 1. John Cloud FFA 1. 2. 3, 4; Football 2; Junior Play. Rex Carrington NHS 3, 4; Hi-Life and Vespa Staffs; Junior Play; BB 2. Se tavi6 Bill Chiles Audio-Visual 1. 2. 3, 4; Basketball 2; Track 2. Sharon Fike Davis FHA 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 2, 3; Inter- national Club 1-4. Carolyn Dempsey Chorus 1. 2. 3; Pep Club 1, 2. Bill Deuel Football 1. 2; Track 1, 2; Student Coun- cil 1. Denia Dews Chorus 1. 2, 3; Pep Club 1. 2. Mike Dennison NHS 3, 4. President 4; Vespa-Hi-Life Staff 4; Junior Play; Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4; International Club 1, 2. tyocc e tu tc ce Nedra Dudley Chorus 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Dra- matics 1, 2. Joe Dudley Football 3, 4; F Club 4. Frieda Diehl FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1. 2, 3. 4; In- ternational Club 2; Student Council 4; Office 4; Intramurals 1, 2. Dorliss Fike Chorus 3, 4; French Club 2; Intra- murals 1, 2. Helen Shirley Forsee Band 1. 2, 3, 4: Latin 1, 2, 3, 4; Drum Major 2, 3. 4; NHS 3. 4; International Club 1. 2, 3. Jerry Tennyson Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; FFA 1, 2, 3. fyou Spent 'tyocci Z4t Carolyn Fox Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club; Latin 1, 2, 3; International Club 1, 2, 3. Mary Eli.en Galbreath Chorus 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2; Student Council 2. Sharon Galbreath Chorus 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Dra- matics 1, 2. Alan Gowans FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. Joneda Hall FFA President 4; International Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Hi-Lifc-Vespa Staff 4; Debate. Connie Harris Chorus 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 2; Librarian 4. Joan Hartzell FHA 1; Latin 2, 3, 4. Delores Holmes Student Council, 2; NHS 3, 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; International Club 1, 2, 3; Dra- matics 2, 3- Kenneth Hopsecker Intramurals 1, 2, 3. Sandra Johnson Chorus 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 2; French Club 1; GAA 2. Geraldine Kistner Delmar Kroll FFA 2, 3, 4. Kenny Love Co-Editor Hi-Life; Vespa Staff; Inter- national Club 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Debate 1, 2, 3, 4; NFL 1, 2. 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3; NHS 3. 4. Patricia Mahnkan Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin 3, 4. Doyle Maupin FFA 2, 3, 4; Track 3. Shirley Milner FHA 1; Chorus 2, 3. Kenneth Morts Intramurals 1, 2, 3; HR President 2. Jane Musick Hi-Life and Vespa Staffs 4; Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Debate I; In- ternational Club 1. 2. i t t e 'Seat Ti cuf John Nichols Band 1, 2, 4; Chorus 1, 2. Ronald Phillips International Club 1, 2, 3; Boys' Chorus 3; Pep Club 1; Junior Play; Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Verse Choir 3. Oscar Ross Yvonne Roberts Pep Club 1; Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4; In- ternational 1. Mary Ray NHS 3, 4; Debate 1, 2, 3. 4; NFL 1. 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1-4; Co-Editor Hi-Life, Vespa Staff, Pep 1-4; Student Direc- tor, Junior Play. Dorothy Salmons Pep 1; Chorus 2; International Club 4. Se ti i6 Audrey Anderton Chorus 1, 2, }; Classical League 2; In- ternational 1. 2. John Atkinson Football 1, 2. 3. 4. Co-Captain 4; F Club 3, 4: Track 2, 3: Junior Play; SC 3; Lat. 3. Ruth Bosch International Club 1-4. Betty Burns Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4. Robert Burns FFA 1. 2, 3. 4. Vernon Craghead FFA 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 2. c 7iewi-fo Kenneth Davis Football 1, 2; Hi-Life and Vespa Staffs 4; Intramurals 3. 4; V. Ed. 1-4. Sharon Denham Intramurals 2, 3; Librarian 3, 4. Annette Houf Fenley Debate 2. 3. 4; NFL 3, 4; Hi-Life and Vespa Staffs; International 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep 1, 2. 3. 4; NHS 3. 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4. Lois Jean Foster Needlework Club 1, 2. Larry Gibbs FFA 1, 2, 3. 4. Sally Guinnip FHA 1, 2; Intramurals 1. 2, 3; Inter- national 1, 2, 3. James Leach Football 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3; F Club 4; Track 3. 4. Patricia Gasper Hi-Life and Vespa Staffs 4; Pep 1, 2, 3; JCL 2, 3, 4; International 1, 2, 3. Janice Graves Chorus 1, 2, 3, Pep 3, 4; Intra- murals 2, 3, 4. Carolyn Hite FHA 2, Librarian 3, 4; Intramurals 2. Clarice Hall Librarian 2, 3, 4. Theodore Harrison FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; “F 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. Janet Hawkins Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 2, 3. Linda Hazelrigg FHA 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; FTA 3; In- tramurals 1. 2, 3. Shelia Ismay Debate 2, 3. 4; NFL 3. 4; Pep 1. 2. 3, 4; NHS 4; FHA 4; Chorus 3, 4; Hi- Life and Vespa Staffs 4; Chorus 3- Kenneth Irick International Club 2, 3. Carl Lee Football 3. 4; F” Club 3, 4; Basket- ball 1, 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2, 3, 4. Leola Lee Chorus 2, 3. 4; NHA 1, 2. ScKton Russell Logan Basketball 3. 4; F Club 3. 4. Nancy McBride Chorus 1. 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Cheer- leader 1, 2. Helen McVeigh FHA 1, 2, 3; Librarian 4; International 3, 4; Latin 4. Lester Means FFA 1, 2; Football 1, 2. Harold Overstreet FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. Esther Powers NFL 2. 3, 4; Debate 2, 3, 4; Pep 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Junior Classical League 1, 2, 3, 4; International 2; Junior Play. 'PastUeA, Barbara Polmateer International 1, 2, 3, 4; NFL 3, 4; JCL 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 4. Jack Ruffel SC 3, 4; Football 1, 2. 3, 4; F' Club 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Vespa and Hi- Life Staffs 4; Intramurals 2, 3. Joyce Stark Chorus 2, 3; Pep 1,2; Intramurals 1, 2. Pattie Stark Cheerleader 1, 2; JCL 2, 4; Pep 1, 2; International 2. George Stewart NFL 3, 4; Debate 2, 3, 4; SC 4; Latin 2, 3, 4. Willetta Steele Chorus 1, 2, 3; Band 2, 3; SC 1; Cheer- leader 2. aa et ziC a ut — Se tto% Jerry Strain Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 4; Band 1. 2; Chorus 2, 3, 4; FFA 1. Regina Soijkup International Club 1, 2. Melvin Tate Intramurals 1, 2. 3; Junior Play. Ronald Taylor Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 2, 3. Mary Thompson Chorus 3. 4; NHA 1. Richard Toomes Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; International 1, 2. Steadier. o tec x Hi up4, 2uee t4, — Velma Vaughn Pep Club 1. 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1. 4; International 1. 2. Bernadette Wilson NHA 1, 2; Majorette 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4; Pep Club 3; Commercial Club I. 2. Virginia Zeller International Club 1, 2, 3. Rita Sartor JCL 2. 3, 4: Pep Club 1. 2. 3; Chorus 2. 3. 4; Hi-Life and Vespa Staffs 4; SC 1. 3. Juanita Windsor Editor Vespa 4. Hi-Life 4; NHS 3. 4; NFL 3, 4; Debate 2. 3. 4; Junior Play; JCL 3. 4; Dramatics 3. Gladys Strickland Chorus I, 2; FHA 2. 4. Sectio , Kenneth Hoover FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. Donna Dillon FHA 2; French Club 2. William Dye F” Club 3. 4; Football 3, 4; Basket- ball 2, 4; Track 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 3. Gayle Kennett SC 3, 4; F Club 3. 4; Track 2, 3, 4; BB 2; NHS 4; FFA 1; International Club 3, 4. Kenneth Holland Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. FRED MARCH Football 1, 2, 3. 4; BB 2; Track 2; F Club 2, 3, 4; International Relations 1, 2, 3; Junior and Senior Plays. Oca 'TKi %oo6 Tiict , t e Sectio ‘PC tf, toctuccd, Seated: Barbara Polmateer. Janet Graves. Jane Musick, Mary Ray, Shelia Ismay. and Helen McVeigh. Standing: Fred March. Mr. Estes. Ann Fenley, Mike Dennison, Esther Powers, Tom Fisher, Karen Randolph. Rex Carrington. Rita Sartor. Wayne Koupal, Juanita Windsor, G. Stewart, Betty Batton, Jim Leach. Se Uo James Loyd FFA 2; Football 2. Donald Shay Intramurals 1, 2; Track 2. Delores Twitchell International Club 2, 3. 4; FTA 3, 4; Debate 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Glee Club 3, 4. Moses Wilson Student Council 1, 2; Intramurals 2. Bonnie Williams Jerry Wolking cuut Soo t Shirley Edwards President Dean Gordon Vice President Juanita Hatcher Secretary Ruth Ann Kaiser T reasurer Eddie Metcalf Student Council David Holt Student Council Joan Austin Sara Atkinson Alice Bartley Mary Bezier Sidney Black Carolyn Bouyer Margie Brandenburg Eddie Brandt Margaret Brooks Dorothy Brooks James Brumley Frances Bryant Barbara Bush Tom Cason Joe Coates Bonnie Cole Tim Collins Harland Conn Norma Craghead Carolyn Craighead Bill Davis Larry Diehl Henry Durst Richard Chambers Norma Garrett John Gentner Mary Jane Gibbs Mary Lou Giessler Dixie Gray Evelyn Guinnip Virginia Hall Jack Halverson Carol Hamilton Carolyn Harrison Kenneth Higgins Kay Helmig Kay Meador Bob Acree Ruth Miller Larry Morts Barbara Mosley Bob Musick Barbara Nichols Patty Pace Alberta Peneston Joyce Perkinson Clyde Peterson Hazel Phillippe Helen Powell Mary Quisenberry Rachel Rootes Pauline Salmons Mary Lou Murphy Norbet Schulte Robert Scott Ollie Shaon Barbara Schermerhorn Loretta Salmons Joe Sartor Sara Sims Hallie Holland Earl Blansett Joyce Hopkins Dorothy Hopseckcr Alfred Hosenfeld Jewel Houchins Bernadene Hyden Kenneth Jones Raymond Jones Rosemary Jones Charlotte Kadow Susie Knipmeyer Carole Canada Richard Peterson Ann Smart Charles Smith Carolyn Strickland Mary Stratton William Stephens Rose Stulce Freddie Suggett Roger Tate Bonnie Thompson Nancy Thomasson cutci ‘P%0cCuctt04t t6e (£1 46 'Phztf — 'tyou ciKt 7 6e ?t — The three-act comedy by Moss Hart and George Kaufman was presented on No- vember 18 by the following cast: Diane Lewis, Susie Knipmeyer, Danny Wick- ell, Chuck Smith. Jack Tutt, Roger Tate, Frances Bryant, Bob Musick, Richard Peterson, Ed Metcalf, Ruth Kaiser, Joe Sartor, Loretta Salmons, Carolyn Craig- head, Bob Acree, Kay Meador, Jack Halverson, Lloyd Fitch, and Hallic Hol- land. The proceeds were used to help defray expenses of the Junior-Senior banquet and prom which was held May 11. The scene from play—Chuck Smith as Mr. Depinna and Diane Lewis portraying the character of Penelope Sagamore. Barbara Toomes Jack Tutt Sara Vcltc Bob Wagers Danny Wickell Judith Wallace Martin Wagner Bonnie Young Eva Willing Donald Weibel Betty Winingear Kenneth Zbinden “Pxo uuk Setting, SeCectcHp taoo “Rcttpo, Soft at (fameo — cuut TtaeUocCooecC PCano ftn. 7 at s4Cl- tufro tant P%o k — Juniors Bill March, Joe Sartor, and Melinda McPherson are on the job between halves of a basketball game. Considerable wealth was gathered in by the class through their salesmanship efforts. Customers in this half-time break were: Mary Frances Rootes, Joan Brown, Nancy Barnes, Principal Darrell Gour- ley, Mr. Robert Miller, and Ann Har- rison. Sofe£o fuvie Jim Spencer President Bobby Bloom Vice President Ruby Jo Haden Student Council Allen McCullough Secretary-T rea surer Lola Acison Duane Alexander Del Atterberry Bill Baier Nancy Barnes Sandra Benskin Geraldine Barnes Thelma Jo Berry Nannie Black Wanda Blackburn Janet Brigleb Joyce Brooks Ronelle Brooks Bobby Brooks Joan Brown Earl Bryant Lawrence Bulgin Doris Bura Carolyn Byrd Richard Caldwell Ronald Calvin Robert Chiles Bill Craighead Bill Crockett Alice Davis Joyce Davis Joyce Dudley Jo Ann Dudley James Dudley Floyd Durk Peggy Edwards Judy Finkenbinder Travis Garrett Elizabeth Gilman Carolyn Griggs Alma Rose Guerrant Rebecca Halverson Hazel Harris John Harrison Ann Harrison Darrel Haymart Margaret Holsman Joe Holt Naomi Hunt Lawrence Houchins Cecile Jackson Billy Jatho Margaret Jones Tom Kadow Dorothy Kadow Susan Keckley Gary Kelly David Kemp Rita Koziar James King Helen Largent Norma Laubscher Judy Lawrence Martin Lyle Joyce Love Karen Loutzenauser Pat McGrath Margaret McGrath Beverly McClure Robert McVeigh Betty McBride Juanita Maddox Patsy Martin Richard Mason Donna Mosley Bill Murphy Linda Nelson Dee D. Niedergerke Margaret Nichols Judy O'Donley Roice Payne Loyd Porterfield Janet Powers Riley Rentscheler Rita Richmond Donna Roberts Kenny Wade Mary Rootcs Jerry Ross Judy Salmons Kay Salmons Anne Sandker Carole Scott Elizabeth Shaon Ron Shriver Sue Sheets Kay Springer Robert Steele Betty Starkey William Smallwood Sandra Stock John V. Taylor Jr. Robert Thomas Roger Wolfmeier Niki Windsor Mary Windsor Pansy Wilson Pat Williams Helen Wetherell James Wallace Bonnie Todd John Tressler Cora Twitchell Eugene Truman Alva Underwood Doris Vaughn Orville Vorhis Norman Voyles V 'pxe hncK Jimmy Humphreys President Kay O'Donley Vice President Linda Ehrsam Secretary Judy Atkinson Social Chairman Wanda Adams Kenneth Adams Kathy Armstrong Linda Atkinson James Atterberry Arnold Autenreith Jean Backer Omar Ball Carol Bartley Larry Beaver Zoe Benedict Donald Bennett Leona Bennett Billy Berry Steve Berry Gene Bezier Charles Black Gary Blakely Larry Bonard Jean Books Nancy Boone Billy Branch Rudy Branch Don Brandenberg Carolyn Brewer Russell Brewer Carol Brown Jay Brown Herbert Brown Joe Brown Juanita Browning Earl Burry Robert Bush Jane Butcher Billy Caldwell Linda Chirnside 'p'leAAtKCK Van Christcnberry Susan Cummings Agnes Cuthbertson Kathy Dahl Ernest Davis Gary Davis Margaret Davis Martha Ann Davis Ronny Dawson Fred Diehl Tom Diehl Shirley Dolman Robert Douglas James Dudley William Dutton Randy Ebersole Diane Edwards Roger Elder Clarence Fergson Alvin Fritz David Garriot Wesley Gibbs Betty Giesler Don Gilmore Leon Godley Beverly Gowin Jackie Graves Mary Green Joe Hackman Charles Haley Pat Hall Steven Hampton Bruce Hanan Norma Harris Robert Harris Lois Harrison Tamara Hawkins Annette Hazelrigg Fay Helmig Kathryn Higgins Doris Hockmeyer Curtis Holland Denny Holmes Dorothy Holt Alice Holt Janice Hopkins Kay Howard Jane Hubbard Patsy Hudgens John Huesgen Forrest Hilgartner Lynette Humphreys Larry Johnson George Johnston Judy Johnston Carol Jones Sharon Jones Sylvester Kelly Jill Kennett John Kimbell Linus Kroll Carol Lepley Earl Logan Robert Logan Della Mae Lucas Clarence McCall Paul McCormack Linda McDonald Mary McVeigh Jerry Maddox Peggy Masek Betty Lou Metz Delbert Miller Karen Miller Kathleen Murphy Mary Murray Margaret Musick Maxine Neal Millie Kay Neukomm Jo Ann Nichols Raynald Niedergerke Morris O'Neil Delores Peterson Bobby Jean Reid Larry Renner Howard Richmond Glenn Rippeto Lee Robertson Doris Saling Fred Salmons Kenneth Salmons Richard Salmons John Schaeffer Emil Schulte James Scott Judy Skipper Marilyn Smith Ron Spyers Jo Ann Steinman Kenneth Stephens Eugene Stone Jerry Terrell Robert Thomas Barbara Thomasson Joyce Thompson Carole Trimble Delores Truly John Turner Richard Vaughn Howard Watts Carol Wallace Norma Walker Harold Walker Joyce Weatherby Charles Weeks Lola Wickell Cora Wilke Judy Williams Judy Wolken Sharon Williams First row: Delores Hoover, Sandy Selby, Barbara Ware, Thelma Wyble, Carol Workman, Rose Ann Brandt, Dora Burns, Diane Meinhardt, Bonnie Dye. Second row: Sam Baysinger, E. L. Largent, Jerry Spencer, Joe Wyatt, Nellie Burry, Jane Jennings, Juanita Davis, Ruth Phillips, Larry Leper. Ihird row: Charles Holmes, Francis Hook, Gary Taylor, Wesley Winingear, Lee Scott, Lloyd Stiers, Gary Glascock, and Tom Fleming. First row: David Potts, Edward Lee Taylor, Richard Smith. Bever- ly Burton. Janice Craig, Joy Langley. Marjory Burton. David Hilt, Kenneth Evans, and Larry Baumgart- ner. Second row: Lor- raine Guerrant, Jo El- len Jatho. Judy Schor- er, Karen Gilbert, Pauline T r o t e b a s, Janie Ray, Darla Benkc, Ann Baker, June Herring, Ronnie Fritz. Third row: David DePoister, Jeffrey Halverson, Ralph Herring, Jimmy Fisher, Danny Tucker, Bill Klobuchar, Barry Bloom, Lance Randolph, T. Ocstreich, and George Rootes. Sponsored by MATTINGLY BROTHERS and DUNAVANT'S DRUG Seventh tytcuCe The seventh grades have three divisions. They are entering jun- ior high and rapidly getting ready to come on into senior high. 7 A First row: Patricia Jackson, David Clay, John Henage, Otis Herring, Gorrel Boone, Gary Douglas, Charles Mertens, John Mertens, Beverly Taylor, and Jacqueline Jones. Second row: Nancy Hamm, Laveda Wyatt. Mary Atterberry. Kenneth Dungan. Woody Greninger, Phylis Harris, Ann Sue Williams, Ron Roberts, Bob Weeks, and David Bura. Third row: John Clency, Banks Wagner, John Dye, Susan Woerth, Nancy Gordon, Sherry Wolking, Donna Browning, Hollis Winningcar, Gary Tate, Tom Maupin. 7 C First row: Larry Todd, Melvin Kistner, Helen Gifford, Betty Morts, Ann Hoover, Patsy Holland, Carl Mertens. Second row: Donald Dunavant, Larry Mad- dox, Kenneth Diehl, Louis Dysart, Curtis Landers, Lynn Yancey, Zandra Rucker, Hazel Hoover, and Larry Shirley. 7 B First row: Richard Mil- ler, Billy Gilbert, Sus- an Wilson, Nancy Custard, Linda Atter- berry, Nancy Glenn, Janice Boyce, Ellen Morris, George Ball, Shirley Findley and Beverly Harrison. Second row: Kathy Haley, Martha Gordon, Dean Rose, Sue Reed, Mary McCullough, Rosetta Loucks, Randy Logan, Penny Prada, Charles Wyatt, Carolyn Carter. Third row: Gail Baysinger, John Heydcn, Hugh Williamson, Gary Lawrence, Bud Maune, Dan Pendergrass, Pat Maddox, Sally Collins, Donna Ray, Nancy Stewart. Student @6UHCtt “Pxoutetee tuity ut 'p ilf.S Stated: Linda Chirnside, Jimmy Humphreys. Jo Haden, Karen Randolph. Wayne Koupal, Student Body President; Tom Fisher, Vice President; Shirley Edwards. Treasurer; Ernest Cooper. Standing: Mr. Clyde Burch. Sponsor; Carol Brown. Jim Spencer, Dennis. Holmes, Joneda Hall, Gayle Kennett. Mary Ann Murray, David Holt. Judy Atkinson. Jack Ruffel, Sandy Stock. Dee Niedergerke, Sharon Davis, Sue Salmons, Peggy Edwards. Judy Williams. Juanita Hatcher, and Joan Brown. So long as you live, you will be a representative of Fulton High School—through belonging to the various clubs you have learned how to develop and enjoy the spirit of activity. Working in student council has shown you the importance of school unity. ‘Settind t6e Stac e — The girls who serve as assistant librarians serve the school in a fine way. They are helpful and gracious and are always willing to help stu- dents in all ways they possibly can. Miss Richardson is the sponsor and directs them. . Seated: Betty Maddox and Miss Georgia Richardson. Librarian. Standing: Lola Wickell, Jill Kennett, Margaret Nichols, Joneda Hall, Helen McVeigh. C. Hite, Ruth Miller. Sharon Denham, Ann Smart, Clarice Hall, and Faye Helmig. Sponsored by W. E. JAMESON REALTY COMPANY Ok 'KitccUcf fludq i and 'Di focet SoasiKO KeKt 7 ey 7kuve To Speak Well and to Think Clearly is their Ambition. The Fulton Chapter of National Forensic League Members are—First row: Annette Fenley. Joan Brown. Mary Giesler, Shelia Ismay, and Juanita Windsor. Second row: Mary Gale Hebert, B. Polmatecr, Joyce Love, Esther Powers, Coach Westbrook. Third row: Nancy Barnes, Ken Love, George Stewart, and Mary Ray. N.F.L. encourages community speaking and the participation in interscholastic speech contests. The Fulton chapter was organized in 1942 and has been active continuously. Its work consists of debating, oratory, extempore, declamations and panel discussions. The chapter sponsored a debate tournament at F.H.S. and entered a number in other towns. Debating attracted a number of freshmen so the club has the largest number of active debaters it has had. Fulton debating team won the district contest. De zttMp Squad First row: Mary Ray, Gale Hebert, Joan Brown, Mary Giesler, Linda Ehrsam. Shelia Ismay, Lynette Humphreys. Ann Fenley and Juanita Windsor. Second row: Mr. Westbrook, Coach; Dorothy Holt, Carolyn Brewer, Esther Powers, Barbara Polmateer, Joyce Love, D. Twitchell, Sue Twitched, Van Christenbury, S. Benskin. Third row: B. Brooks. N. Barnes, J. Humphreys, K. Love, G. Stewart, Bill Murphy. Bill Dutton, Joe Sartor and Kathy Dahl. Freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors have worked to- gether in debating and have made a good record for the school. Sponsored by TUTTS MEN S STORE 'putuxe ‘pcvunena “Pave tde 'M cuf t Succeaa uC Putwie First row: Mr. Craghead, Sponsor; D. Haymart, L. Sapp, D. Brandenburg, Bill Stephens, V. Shaon, J. Stephens, T. Harrison, K. Jones, President; J. P. Harrison, K. Adams, C. McCall, and R. Thomas. Second row: H. Brown, D. Maupin, J. McVeigh, W. Branch, E. Bryant, T. Dawson, J. Turner, L. Kroll, Tom Diehl, L. Renner, and F. Salmons. Third row: E. Schulte, D. Gilmore, W. Jatho, G. Bezier, R. Thomas, T. Garrett, D. Garriot, R. Elder, W. Gowans, and F. Hillgartner. Fourth row: F. Durk, L. Houchins, R. Garrett, J. Holt, O. Vorhis, R. McVeigh, K. Wade, L. Porterfield, R. Payne, O. Maddox, K. Hoover, J. Brown, and G. Rippeto. Fifth row: R. Jefferson, R. Scott, O. Shaon, A. Hosenfelt, A. Gowans, L. Gibbs. R. Kyger, R. Jones, D. Kroll, N. Schulte, M. Wagner, J. Wallace. V. Craghead, E. Overstreet, R. Harris. The dub s motto is— Learning to Do Doing to Learn Learning to Live Living to Learn. President ..... Vice President Secretary ..... Treasurer ..... Sentinel ...... Reporter ...... Sponsor ....... OFFICERS ............... Kenneth Jones ............. William Stephens ............... James Stephens ................Ted Harrison ............... Volley Shaon ................ John Harrison .......... Mr. K. M. Craghead Left to right: Mr. Craghead, John Harrison, Volley Shaon, Bill Stephens, Kenneth Jones, James Stephens and Ted Harrison. 'putune 'ttyomemadena 7 «ACtocC 7o kwumv First row: Mrs. Boillot, Sponsor; Frieda Diehl, Jayne Borgelt, Delores Holmes, Kay Helmig, Melinda McPherson, Joyce Davis, and Joyce Dudley. Second row: Rita Richmond, Bonnie Todd, Linda Nelson, Ruth Quisenberry, Peggy Edwards, Betty McCormack and Shirley Milner. Third row: Alice Bartley, Gladys Strickland, Betty Starkey, Mary Stratton, Carolyn Bouyer, and Linda Hazelrigg. Fourth row: Margaret Nichols, Cecile Jackson. Dixie Gray, Mary McAte, Dorothy Hopsecker, Velma Vaughn, and Elizabeth Shaon. Fifth row: Nannie Lou Black, Rebecca Halverson, Alice Davis, Carolyn Byrd, Mary Gibbs, Norma Craghead, and Pansy Wilson. OFFICERS President .... Vice President Secretary .... Treasurer .... Historian .... Sponsor ...... ... SHARON DAVIS CAROL HAMILTON FRIEDA DIEHL .... KAY HELMIG DELORES HOLMES ... MRS. BOILLOT One project for F.H.A. was to prepare and serve a turkey dinner at Christmas time to the school officials and presidents of service clubs. Christmas Dinner Guests Sponsored by BLATTNERS FURNITURE COMPANY tytnA(t e cKcC t e — PEP SQUAD—First row: K. Meador. B. Young, M. Murphy. H. Harris, and R. Kaiser. Second row: C. Craighead, N. Garrett, J. Graves. M. Neal, D. Saling. F. Helmig, L. Atkinson, R. Jones and J. Hatcher. Third row: S. Ismay, R. Quisenberry. L. Humphreys, J. Nichols, B. Reid, J. Johnston, K. Murphy, M. Geissler, M. McAtee. S. Jones, and M. Green. Fourth row: C. Brown. J. O’Donley, C. Bouyer, K. Helmig, J. Finkenbinder. J. Love, B. Heying, B. Thomasson, and B. Hyden. Fifth row: M. Rootes, S. Keckley, J. Williams, M. Davis, N. Laubsher, S. Kimbell, J. Brigleb, P. Williams, A. Harrison, and Joan Brown. The wonderful school spirit displayed by the students at F.H.S. has been an inspiration to the cheering squad and pep club members. They have really let members of the various teams know that the student body has been behind them in their every effort. The majorettes, too, have worked hard and helped to create the fine spirit that exists. THajinetted Carolyn Craighead, Vivian Brown, Helen Shirley, Drum Major; Janet Graves and Mary Gale Hebert have spent hours working with the band and with each other in perfecting ac- tivities that have been appealing to half-time activity at the games. All members deserve credit for doing some excellent work. Sponsored by LA CROSSE LUMBER COMPANY. Fulton, Missouri 'ZfefyUHy fo Promote 'ZOonlcC r)cteci — INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB—First row: Joan Brown. R. Jones. M. McPherson, B. Hyden. J. Davis, and A. Guerrant. Second row: J. O'Donley, A. Harrison, P. Edwards, B. Polmateer. R. Haden and J. Sartor. Third row: R. Hinderer, M. Jones. M. Geissler, R. M. McAtee, D. Hopsecker, J. King, and W. Koupal. Fourth row: R. Halverson. C. Griggs, J. Finken- binder, D. Gray, J. Atkinson, and K. Howard. Fifth row: Ken Love, N. Laubscher, S. Kimbell, A. Davis. C. Byrd, C. Bouyer. F. Suggett and Kay Helmeg. '7 ecf S6etc6, “Paint, ieate — BRUSH AND PALETTE CLUB—Ernest Cooper. Vivian Brown, Melinda McPherson, Gary Douglass, Susan Wilson, Ralph Herring, Mrs. Jean Berry, Sponsor; Anna Velte and Sue Reed. Sponsored by B. H. JAMESON. INC. Sponsored by B. H. JAMESON, INC., Fulton. Missouri Studying Gun “ enctu e — 7t c X 6 Sponsored by JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE—First row: A. Fenley, H. McVeigh, M. Ray, M. Jones, M. McPherson, J. Windsor, and Mr. Westbrook, Sponsor. Second row: J. Hall, Mary Rootes, N. Laubscher, B. Heying, T. Berry, J. Salmons, P. Edwards, M. L. Giessler. Third row: S. Keckley, N. Windsor, C. Griggs, K. Dahl, C. Brewer, J. Williams, C. Bouyer, C. Wilke. Fourth row: R. Caldwell, E. Burgin, J. Powers, J. Finkenbinder, R. Rootes, B. Maddox, P. Mahnken, W. Salmons. Fifth row: G. Stewart, W. Murphy, A. Harrison, J. Brown. N. Barnes, C. Canada, S. Benskin, and W. Koupal. dea.d t te 'Way, 76cef. Sfoive to £xcel. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Seated: Juanita Windsor, Melinda McPherson, Rosemary Jones, Norma Garrett, Annette Houf Fenley, Frieda Diehl, and Audrey Anderton. Standing: Mary Ray, Jerry Robertson, Marty Wagner, Shirley Edwards, Juanita Hatcher, Shelia Ismay, Helen Forsee, Kenneth Jones, Delores Holmes, Jayne Borgelt, Rex Carrington, Joneda Hall, Karen Randolph, Gayle Kennett, Esther Powers, Mary Lou Giesler, Barbara Nichols, Kenneth Love, Ann Smart, Barbara Polmateer, Kay Helmig, Ernest Cooper, Rachel Rootes, Carolyn Craighead, Wayne Koupal, and Mike Dennison. Leadership, character, service, as well as scholarship, have been achieved. Student Secretaries Capitalize on Efficiency— Mary Stratton, Peggy Edwards, Ruby Jo Haden, Margaret Jones, Shirley Edwards, Rebecca Halver- son, Susan Keckley, Audrey Anderton, Jayne Borgelt, Jane Musick, Rita Sartor and Pattie Stark. Sponsored by GILMORE MOTORS and TUNIS HORNUNG, INSURANCE “}R6xft uH UkC OT p Z tCJ ZtiOH 4' 76e (?o ice t ' z u MR. ESTES, Director—First row: Carolyn Griggs, Donna Roberts, Patricia Williams, Carolyn l:ox, and Kathy Dahl. Second row: Janet Powers, Eddie Metcalf, Nedra Dudley, Billy Berry, and Zoe Benedict. Third row: Helen Forsee. Freddie Suggett. George Haley, Margaret Davis, Keith Galloway, Frieda Diehl, and Martin Lyle. Standing: Rita Koziar, Judy Johnston, Agnes Cuth- bertson, Margaret Musick. and Mary Dee Niedergerke. Open to students with experience at F.H.S. is the concert band, directed by Mr. William Estes. This band performs at half-time during football and basketball games. It takes part in parades, assemblies, commencement and gives at least two public concerts during the year. 'Keefnoteo to Succeed 'pedto School First row: Sandra Benskin, Ernest Cooper, and Danny Wickell. Second row: Patricia Mahnken, Lavona Brown, Robert Acree. Billy Bair, and Kenneth Stephens. Third row: Ronnie Calvin, Jimmy Humphreys. George Johnston, Lloyd Fitch, John Centner, John Nichols, Richard Caldwell, and Bob Musick. Back row: Martin Lyle, Charles Smith. Roger Tate, and Larry Beaver. {Junio Seuui MR. ESTES. Director—First row: Don Glover, T. Robertson, and B. T. Richmond. Second row: Cornell Pasley, Thelma Wyble, Sue Reed, Nancy Custard. Kathy Haley. Third row: Janice Boyce. Nancy Gordon. Banks Wagner, Carolyn Carter, Judy Schroer, Charles Wyatt, Martha Gordon. Standing: Nancy Glenn. Phyliss Harris, Ann Williams, Shirley Findley, Cecil Cason. Fred Galbreath. Back row: Randy Logan, Lance Randolph, L. Shirley, J. Spencer. D. Hilt. Gary Taylor, W. Robertson, D. Pendergrass. R. Louks. Hugh Williamson, Arthur Richmond. Fifth row: Ronnie Roberts. Jewel Cooper. Sixth row: Lee Scott, Edward Guest, Barry Bloom, B. Maune. G. Lawrence. R. Millard and Tom Maupin. Sponsored by LASSITER S. COLOMBIA and Fl’LTON THEATRE Ruth Quisenberry, Rita Sartor. Carole Canada. Hazel Phillippe. Mary Lou Murphy. Helen Forsee. Bernadette Wilson. Annette Houf Fenley. Esther Powers. Frances Bryant. Ruth Ann Kaiser. Mary Thompson, Mary Ray. Kay Meador. Vivian Brown. Barbara Polmateer. Bonnie Young. Leola Lee, Delores Twitchel. Carolyn Craighead. Rachel Rootes, Verna Burns, Joyce Hopkins. Janice Graves and Diane Lewis. The Girls' Chorus has contributed some splendid programs for the pleasure of all. They won a I rating in the district meet at Kirksville, then went to Columbia where they took a II rating in competition with all winning district groups in the state. THlxect Harold Walker, Ranny Ebersole, Fred Diehl. Ernest Davis, Joe Sartor. Hallie Holland. Curtis Holland. John V. Taylor, Jr.. Ann Harrison. Beverly Heying, Carol Scott. Velma Vaughn, Hazel Harris, Cora Wilke. Nancy Barnes. Norma Laubscher, Nannie Lou Black, Betty McBride, Cecile Jackson Joyce Brooks, Gale Hebert, Kay Salmons. Judy Finkenbinder. Larry Diehl. Carolyn Bouyer. Saundra Kimbrell. Bill Smallwood, Ronald Shriver, Larry Gibbs. Jerry Strain, and Riley Uentscheler. Sponsored by ROLAND S CAFETERIA. Kingdom City, Missouri T Uk fo Senve “f u KOKcCtf — 'pctfune 'Hunaea tmestica First row: Juanita Windsor. Barbara Thompson, Jackie Graves, Margaret Davis, Van Christen- berry, Rosemary Jones. Sue Sheets. K. Loutzenhauser. Lynette Humphreys, Mrs. Dennison. Sponsor: Second row: Margaret Mustek. Lola Wickell. Carolyn Brewer, Carolyn Craighead, Judy Wallace, Audrey Anderton. Jo Ann Nichols, Ann Smart, Betty Maddox, Kay Salmons, Jane Musick, Dorothy Holt. Third row: Rachel Rootes, Jill Kennett. Judy Williams, Mary Murphy, Martha Davis. Carole Canada. Becky Halverson. Helen Wetherell, Barbara Mosley, Joyce Pcrkin- fon. Beverly McClure. Kathy Dahl, and Pansy Wilson. s4 iextca First row: Linda Chirnside. Jackie Graves. Barbara Thompson. James King. Melinda McPherson. Zoe Benedict, and Betty Lou Metz. Second row: Carolyn Bouyer. Freddie Suggett. Margaret Musick, Rita Koziar. Betty Maddox, Jean Backer, and Millie Kay Neukomm. Third row: Mary Ann Murray, Martha Davis, Cora Wilke, Helen Wetherell. Joneda Hall, Agnes Cuthbertson, and Miss Shirley Dunavant. Sponsor. Sponsored by FULTON LUMBER COMPANY V Vr Mary Stratton. Rosemary Jones. Patricia Gasper, Judy O'Donley and Audrey Anderton. z ui PATRICIA GASPER, Queen Homecoming activities were held on Friday evening, October 14th, following the football game be- tween Fulton Hornets and the Mexico Bulldogs. Miss Patricia Gasper was chosen as the queen by the football squad. Her attendants were Misses Mary Stratton, Rosemary Jones, Judy O'- Donley and Audrey Anderton, other nominees for queen. The queen was crowned on Mc- Clure Field during halftime inter- mission by Miss Susie Knipmeyer, retiring queen. Her royal Highness reigned over the dance which was held in the high school gymnasium following the game. Sponsored by HESTER'S PAINT STORE Sa iveAt pete Every year F.F.A. and F.H.A. sponsor a Harvest Fete. This year the event was held on No- vember 11. Each class nominated a candidate for king and queen. A heated election followed and the class that came out with the highest vote had the honor of having its candi- dates crowned at the Fete. The sophomores were the successful ones. 'Ztycvutedt 'Day , s4ie Attendants Therefore, John Payne Harrison and Nancy Barnes became the reigning king and queen for the next year. Shirley Bryant, retiring queen, crowned the royalty. Joneda Hall and Ronnie Phillips, Bonnie Young and Joe Sartor, Judy Johnston and Randy Ebersole were their attendants. A box supper came early in the evening. Games and stunts fol- lowed. The evening was rounded out with square dancing with the Hat- ton String Band furnishing the music. NANCY BARNES AND JOHN HARRISON Harresl Queen and King Sponsored by BACKER BROTHERS and STANDARD DRUG 'Kitty cuuC 2uee t Jack Ruffel and Audrey Anderton, Vespa King and Queen for 1956, were selected by popular vote of the student body. Sponsored by HARBINSON-WALKER REFRACTORIES COMPANY tycatton,-Se ti i o k 2uee t FRIEDA MAE DIEHL Sponsored by TRUMBO STUDIO — There Was Work There Was Play There Was Something Different Every Day. xt Physical Education contributes to the integration of personality and to total development of all stu- dents. Here boys and girls learn to share respon- sibilities for creating men and women who are physically fit, mentally alert, and emotionally stable. Qualities of cooperation, self-confidence, honesty, fair-play, leadership, and courage help to develop a sound mind in a sound body. Mr. John Schneider joined the staff December 1 and has directed the program for boys. Miss Mary Woods directs the girls' program. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 9—Fulton. 12 Brookfield 12 Sept. 16—Fulton. 25 Lindbergh 20 Sept. 23—Fulton 38 Boonville 7 Sept. 30—Fulton. 19 Jeff City 14 Oct. 7—Fulton. 40 Moberly 0 Oct. 14—Fulton 6 Mexico 14 Oct. 21—Fulton. 13 St. Peters 6 Oct. 28—F’ulton. 13 Centralia 26 Nov. 2—Fulton. 34 M.S.D 7 BASKF.TBALL SCHEDULE Nov. 30-—Fulton 56 Rolla 53 Dec. 3—Fulton. 45 Sedalia 59 Dec. 6—Fulton. 39 University 42 Dec. 14—Fulton. 53 Jeff City 71 Dec. 19—Fulton. 78 M.S.D 75 Jan. 10—Fulton. 42 University 29 Jan. 13—Fulton 49 St. Peters 80 Jan. 27—Fulton. 64 Moberly 60 Feb. 3—Fulton. 50 Hannibal 63 Feb. 3—Fulton. 74 Mexico 92 Feb. 7—Fulton. 57 Boonville 60 Feb. 14—Fulton. 77 Boonville 67 Feb. 17—Fulton 52 St. Peters 56 Feb. 21—Fulton. 65 Moberly 68 Although the Hornets have done well in competitive sports throughout the year, the more pleasing feature is that every girl and boy in school has been benefited from an all program. Sponsored by J. H. ATKINSON INSURANCE CO T. Fisher Ted Harrison J. Robertson Co-Cap taint Ruffel Atkinson Front row: J. Strain, F. March. Harrison, Tennyson, and M. Wagner. Second row: Mason. Niedergerke, Salmons, Conn, Wallace, Dudley, and Coates. Third row: Coach Darrell Gourley (now principal), L. Robertson, Ruffel, Hebert, Holt, Bill March, and W. Dunavant. Joe Dudley Jim Leach J. Tennyson Fred March Bill Dye- Front row: Jim Leach, J. Atkinson, J. Robertson, T. Fisher, S. Black. Bill Dye. Second row: D. Gordon, Bob Bloom. R. Logan, Taylor. Beaver, and E. Logan. Third row: Shriver, Holland, Cason, Wagers, Lee, Terrell, and Don Starkey. Student Manager. Wallace Dunavant Richard Hebert Dick Chambers Bill March Ronnie Shriver Bob Bloom Marty Wagner 'ftyoofe t Kl THjUk Uk ‘rty utet Sfrvut VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM—Front row: Ron Shriver, Bobby Bloom, Wallace Dunavant. Bill Dye. and Marty Wagner. Second row: Mike Dennison, Carl Lee, Sydney Black, Russ Logan, Clarence Ferguson, Richard Hebert, Bobby Wagers. The 1955-36 Basketball season was not wholly successful for the Fulton Hornets as far as the win and loss record goes. The boys did play good games and won some standout ones. They lost 14 games and won 7. In N.E.M.O. Conference play there were 6 losses and 2 wins. ‘fty oe 'ptyAtiny Sfrvut ohcC t£e 02( tlt fo 02i t t — ”B” BASKETBALL TEAM 35—Stephen Berry Hampton, 34—Jerry Terrell, 99— Gene Truman, 66—John Payne Harrison, 33—Larry Beaver, 77—Billy Smallwood, and 88—James Spen- cer. These boys were hard fighting lads and saw frequent action in competitive play. GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL TEAM First row: Ruthie Ann Kaiser, Frances Bryant, Betty McBride, Joyce Love and Lorene Guinnip. Second row: Barbara Mosley, Judith Wallace, Janice Graves, Helen McVeigh. Barbara Polmateer, Mary Gale Hebert, and Rachel Rootes. Teamwork, fair play and a lot of pep was displayed by this team which met the volleyball team from W.W.C. in contest play. Sponsored by GAMBLES' and WICKELL'S RADIO AND TV JUNIOR HIGH BB” TEAM Seated: John Mertens, Carl Mertens, Davy Clay, Garrell Boone, Buddy Maune, Glenn Taylor, Gary Lawrence, Banks Wagner, J. Marshall, Kenneth Diehl, and Curtis Quick. Standing: Mr. Lynn Gilbert, Coach; Eddie Taylor, Jerry Spencer, Jeffry Halver- son, Gary Oestreich, Barry Bloom. Gary Taylor. Jimmy Fisher. Tommy Fleming. Ralph Herring. Lance Randolph, and George Rootes. 0? £kN [ j k Sponsored by HOWARD SWAN ATHLETIC COMPANY 917 E. Broadway, Columbia. Missouri Officials Keep Busy—Mr. Phil Greer. Mr. Robert Miller and Mr. Swisher Are on Duty. Montgomery City Wildcats Placed First. Carl Lee Jumps for That One. Wally Dunavant Shooting against Moberly. Squad, t First row: Alvin Fritz. Curtis Holland. Jack Ruffel. Sidney Black, Larry Morts, Kent Lawson. Carl Lee. Bob Wagers, Hallie Holland, James Leach. Tom Fisher, Ernest Davis and James Dudley. Second row: Coach John Schneider. Larry Beaver, Gary Kelly, Jerry Terrell, Richard Salmons, Ron Shriver. Bill March. Gayle Kennett. Bill Dye. Henry Durst, Richard Hebert, Jerry Robertson, Lloyd Porterfield, Howard Watts, Robert Harris and Don Starkey, Manager. (tyeenteadete Hazel Harris, Kay Meador, Mary Lou Murphy, Frances Bryant. Bonnie Young, and Joyce McCollum have done a grand piece of work in the efforts they have put forth as cheerleaders. have led the entire student body in cheering our teams on to victory. 7ea tt Bob Brooks, Dave Kemp, Danny Wilkins, Ray- nald Niedergerke, and Bobby Bloom make up the golf team with Darell W. Gourley, Principal, as the coach. They took the N.E.M.O. conference and won four games out of five they have played this season. Some games were four men team and . some were five. Sponsored by DANUSERS MACHINE SHOP Sponsored by WILLIAMS 8c MAERZ JEWELERS The Royal Party at JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM After the Banquet Came the Speeches. Jack Ruffel Congratulated by Mr. Hill. Chow Line Most Any Day Looks Like This at F.H.S. Minnie Pearl and Company. Teachers’ Table Sponsors SMALL FRY ESTES HDW. Mr. Gilbert Directs Mechanical Drawing Class. Junior Trio Goes in for Hillbilly Music. Janitors Pause for a Snapshot Carol Jean Brown and Jo Ann Nichols take lessons in Sewing at — SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY FULTON MISSOURI Jane Musick and Annette Fenley Make Spring Purchases at — BLATTNERS READY-TO-WEAR Keep Your Gas Tank Filled With PHILLIPS 66 ROBERTSON SON where Charles Johnson and Jack Ruffel join Mr. Robertson in extending courteous and efficient service. THE CALLAWAY BANK Fulton, Missouri JEFFERSON CITY COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY The TRAVELIER MOTEL Best Western DUNCAN HINES AAA Fulton Missouri WILLIAMS JEWELRY Mary Lou Murphy displays shoes for Jack Ruffel and Fred March from — PENNEY'S KFAL RADIO STATION James Spencer and Patricia Gasper talk things over with disc Jockey, Charlie Stewart at — KFAL Mr. Millard Stewart and Mrs. Mary Love Schultz are showing pens to Kenneth Love and Juanita Windsor at — STEWART'S BOOK STORE taxi LL fAlt • H K=XI Mary Ray Chooses SI Wf 1 yf •: 1140 for Quick, Safe wmx Transportation Go to for Your Shoes ESSLINGERS Fill Up Your Tank at STANDARD STATION Market and Sixth Home Economics Girls, with Yvonne Roberts, Janice Graves, Joyce Stark, Janet Hawkins, Sharon Davis, and Betty Batton as buyers, get groceries at —BUMMY'S MARKET. Jimmy Humphreys, Lee Robertson, R. Niedergerke, Judy Williams, Kathleen Murphy and Jill Kennett patronize CENTRAL DAIRY with George Stewart, Bobby Bloom and Joe Hackman, salesmen in charge. WILLIAM WOODS COLLEGE FULTON MISSOURI Your Junior College, in Fulton, Training Young Women for Service and Bountiful Living For Information Visit ADMISSION OFFICE ACADEMIC BUILDING WESTMINSTER COLLEGE A College for Men FULTON, MISSOURI LAY'S CAFE Tom Fisher, Mike Dennison, Kenneth Davis, Patricia Gasper, Rita Sartor, Shelia Ismay, Mary Ray, Juanita Windsor and Jack Ruffel stop for a snack. FEATURING Steaks Sea Foods Chicken COUNTRY CURED HAM Open 24 Hours FULTON HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ALWAYS WELCOME Kingdom City Phone 3602-J-2