Fulton High School - Vespa Yearbook (Fulton, MO)

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WE HA VE LEARNED if as sq' YC? ,,V Seated Mrs Myrtle Walker socual studtes Mrs Mrldred Cooke rnathematlcs Mrs Murrarn Denntson school nurse Miss Anne Byland socral studies Second rovv Mrs Anne Stnnth Stahr Englrsh Mrs C lla Craghead vocatronal home econonwtcs Mrs Kathertne Turner Englrsh and French Mtss Gladys Kettle readrng Thtrd row Mrs Helen Babbitt soctal studues Mtss Georgta Richardson Itbra tan Mass Irene Salmons sctence and mathematics Mrs Dorcas Bonllot vocational home economtcs Fourth rovv Fred Wrke scrence Lynn Gtlbert tndustrtal arts Eugene Van Mtre Engltsh Wrllrarn Helrn trades and lndustry Mass Patty Hudson speech correctlorttst We apprectate the many ettorts they have exerted tovvard dorectlng us to tlnd the best vvlthln ourselves May we ever hold the Ideals set I tor us and may we struve to reach the goa s f Y-er fa... -l 'l , L s, -fs , r 6 1 M 3 vt' V' M 'N V . ' Q K 5 . K '-.rf n N I -,,- A A fy ' n s - 1 ' .,. ,, 1 , r K sy s - ,r- so 1 --tt 1 1, xg, vt A 4 tp ,M 6 ' Y X 1 , ,, A f .1 M l ' N 7 .. K X 't 3' ' E Q M. -X , - '5 , ' A I r t I 4 1 I - 1 , t . 4 4 , , - V t 2 - , 2 V . : . f F t V I , 5 . , . : l 1 2 , 7 G t J f f 1 A t t l 4, . . . t . t

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FROM THEIR KNCWLEDGE ff M T9 ,3 S 1 f 44'S1:'Y x ,,,,.....-.,..,,k .arm TWWW' Front row Mtss Shtrley Dunavant American htstory and gurdance Mrs Jean Berry art Mtss Betty Hayes gurls physrcal educataon Mrs Bethel Van Matre commerce Second rovv Clyde Burch socnal studies Mlss Joan Dtshman mathematncs Wtlltam Estes muslc Mrs Evelyn Besher commerce Mrs Ama Gallavvay English Thxrd row Mrs Lottte Tate scnence Mass Mosste Humphreys soctal studs s and publucattons Mrs Edith Dean Engltsh Orval Hargrave scuence and dnvers tratnung Fourth rovv Fred Mull matlcs K M Craghead vocattonal agrtcultur Jh er mathe e O n Westbrook English and Latin ldeceasedj John Schnetder boy s physlcal educatton and coach Our Instructors at Fulton Hugh School serve as y our taculty IS serving their communt teachers counselors, and trtends Certalnl ty tn the best vvay possible by trying to teach h h t h I , What better gntt can we offer the rebubltc hlgh TC Ooiwsludems TOL mkd or ll emlelves To than Toteachand1OmSTmCTyOUTh,p dtscupune t ear Itves an to eve op a tttues to the fullest posstble extent , gn W, , at c.. . 5' iz' sf ,J W- I M. , 'fl RT .. .f .X y If ... - .... x A sz, '-. ' ,l f 952 fr ,N Z7 5.1 : tc V M , , , gk ts.. E Y l fl li i , ff t ,gif , -.1-1 f 5 . I 5 lt' . N tv- 5' .N ks gt 5 1 I - I I I I - I - I ' r I I I I I - I I - I . I . , f , 6 I ' I I I ' ' I ' I - - r I r I , . , .

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The employed secretaries are: Mrs. Roselyn Morrow, secretary to principal, Mrs. Dorothy Schmid, secretary to superintendent, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Thomas, general secretary. SECRETARIES Our secretaries are a busy group of helpers. There are the employed secretaries, stu- dent secretaries to the princi- pal and student secretaries to the guidance office. They do many things that are of bene- fit to all of us. 'VF' iyo ll The student secretaries to the principal are: Melinda McPherson, Freddie Suggett, Margaret Jones: Shirley Edwardsg Ruby Jo Haden, Kay Helmig, Peggy Edwards and Sandy Stock. The student secretaries of the guidance office are: Mary Dunavantg Carolyn Sue Knipmeyer, Carolyn Craig- head, Second row: Juanita Hatcher, Mary Lou Murphy, Bonnie Young, 9 '..s 5 f . 1