Fulton School - Fulton Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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QQ' l'l.ll-TSN 'gig XXQM 6,7 rl K N Class of 1921-22 Room Nineteen-Miss Dean This class soon after the begrinning of the year formed a club called Otakuye,' or Friendship The otficers of the club are: Frederick Dolm, president, Jean Forster, vice-president, Robert Colegrove, secretary, Mary Chase, treasurer. PICTURE Top row, left to right, are: Miss Dean, Florence Grant, Jane Moor, Alberta Benze, Charles Faber, John Eberth, Harold R. lVoodruff, Lenore Fain, Jack Kemper, Frederick Dohn, William Chalmers. Middle row, left to right, are: Naomi Zimmerman, Eleanor Basch, Marion Kalmweiler, Jean Forster, Bessie Horwitz, Melba Reiter, Alice Mandler. Elizabeth Gessner, Verna Henderson, Eleanor Ruidisch, Dorothy Leive. Bottom row, left to right, are: Alfred Cohn, Allen Owen, Eva Markin, Ruth Erler, Elizabeth Delaplane, Stella Stein, Mary Chase, Robert. Colgrove, John Tucker. Thirty-Five

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Thirty-Four Room 19. MISS DEAN'S CLASS

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575 r'l.u..'r':N gig Prophecy for Room Nineteen of so Our baseball team was playing an exhibition game with the Fulton Alumni. I was standing on the side lines rooting for our own fellows, when I felt some- thing touch me. I turned and saw a little boy of about five years old. Ile exclaimed, Will you save her? What did he mean ? I turned to him with What do you mean? Save whom L? My sister, came the reply, she fell in a deep hole. A manhole, I thought. Where is she '? Follow me, he demanded, and hurry. He started out and went down the street about three blocks, then turned into a building, went down a long flight of stairs, and followed a long curving passageway until finally he led me into a small square room. Just as I en- tered the room, an old witch threw a black cat into a boiling pot a11d held a long, crooked stick over it. Immediately, yellow smoke began to issue from the pot. At the same time a high-pitched voice began to screech, To Mary Chase is destined the fate of a stenographerf' Continue, directed the witch. Ruth Erler will be a department store girl and Verna Henderson will be a house maid. Splash, will go the water, as Melba Reiter, the world ls champion woman swimmer, goes in for a plunge. Alberta BPIIZE' will lead the life of a missionary in China. 'LSwinging high up i11 a circus tent will be seen the agile John Tucker, the stellar acrobat of the times. Before the fists of Jack Kemper the world-renowned pugilist, will fall his numerous adversaries. William Chalmers will, as constable, keep order in the town of Perrys- burg, Ohio. At this moment I was seized and bound hand and foot. I perceived on the other side of the room the little fellow who had led me to this place. He was laughing at me so hard that I expected at any moment to see him explode. but this failed to happen. Such a predicament as I was in! I figured out that I was either to be held for ransom, or thrown into the boiling pot for some unknown reason. I shudderingly watched the witch who was poking her stick into the pot and shrieking, Continue! Continue ! The voice from within the pot cried out: Eva Markin will be a dress- maker and Alice Mandler will be a farmerettef' Marion Kahnweiler and Eleanor Basch will run a beauty parlor and Dorothy Lewis will be their manicurist. A telephone operator will be June Moor's lifelong profession. 'Ehirrv-Six