Fulton School - Fulton Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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6575 l l.Il-TZ gig K V KA .,-Us-Y.. ...v..- - - l U :.T-- .-., . - .V .. - ii '4 Hs' -.it :Vw ' K i 212: '- ', ,..g3 'Qi . 'mi V tyg-irq. if , 'A' f lax- . 5 e ' V-:Ai :P- E . ol W 4 E. . 1. PRINCE This is Prince, who has not been absent nor tardy once this year. Prince is Mary Mandleids pal and attends Miss Siek's first grade. He has passed into the second grade as you may see from his proud looks and passing card tied to his collar. Prince may be a dog, and his family tree may have tails, but he is interested in many things that we are. He has done what every other pupil does throughout the year. He has listened to the lessons, taken a nice comfy snooze when his eyes got tired, and watched the clock until the recess time came. VVe will not be surprised in some we see an article in the Fultonian named, t'Right Off the Chest, by Prince, for several times during the day ive hear him expressing himself with what appears to be right off the chest. Fulton would not be quite complete without its mascot, so we hope that after many years have passed, Prince will show his grandchildren his eight pro- motion eards from Fulton School, and advise them to follow llis illustrious footsteps. -M. L. F. Tzuelzlj'-sr: 'L n

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jig' -F l.Il-.'I ZN gig Tho saying is it tnlios 11 vrooli to into-li :i vrook :intl llonrtltl nvye-r fails to fintl thc guilty Thait party. proiniswl Cliit-t' lilwt-ll. Q-wiiiiig Mr. :intl Mrs. Wing tlot-itlt-tl to tzikt- thcir ,Que-st to ai levture 1-ours:-, lol' sttwiuil pt-oplo whoni thvy laiitlw win- to spwik. The first speaker on thv proggr: tin wits Philip H:u'i'is, who gain- :in unusually short talk. This sur- priswl Dt-lorvs. :ts sho l't'Il1l'II1it'l'l'tl Philip was :ilwaiys long on talking. The lztnious Mliiwl Twins :ipptgztrvtl nt-Xt, Mftry :intl How:irtl. M:11'y's talk wats on t'How to Rtftliivc hy t':tloi'it-s. :intl Hou':u'tl's was :ts usual just the oppo- sitv. How to Hain hy fitlitII'lf'S.H Tho niost l,'I1IiHfx'2liiil' nuinhttr on tht- IH'tiQ'I'illl1 wis giwii hy Mrs. Myers, the wt-ll-lint tu' This talk n llilTl1l'l liSl. on Iitltlitg T':if'Dillll1T. Kitty Kfnignroo :intl Bertie Bulfnlo. was welll untlvrstootl hy tht? 1-hiltlrcn nntl Wits most Qiijoynhlc for the ggrown-ups :ts mill, Whilc' tho orc-ht stint is plziyintx, liww xyouhl you lilct- to lmvc- sonic- refretsli- limits? snitl Dun. Hap PY lhl'UQlit. siirlivtl Hohvrt, 4 ':tn't 1-vm' scryv too soon for inc. lit-lorv tht-y ywiw' quitt' finish:-tl tht' Rziflio-Moyic st:tI't0fl on tht' thirfl pztrt ol' tht- pro graiiii. lhf' nuxt inoriiing wlitfn llolort-s t-:nnv tlown sho stztrthwl heir hostess hy the following zninoiint-t-intfnt: Hit'il21I'Il :intl I liztyv tlcw-itlwl to ho ll12'lI'I'i0lT ininietli- :itvly so wtf r-:in join Miss Mttrkt,-r's pt-rsonzilly voiitliivtt-tl tour to Europe in her IIUXY IJHSSUII ti 'll got' nirplaniv, '1 ulto1ii:ni', suitl I7t'loI't's. YN ll. this is sutltlvnf' t-xt-lniiiit-tl liurton, Tliut's lim, soitl Ruth. You niust ht' iiixtrriutl hy our nttw lI1il1iSt6'l'. the R L-yt'i't'iitl Watlttfi' Mills-ix Ile-lort-s :tgriww-tl :intl they wxtstt-tl no tinit- in 4-:trrying out thcir phins for the 1 ultoni:u 1 wus to snil tho following Tut-stluy. Ihr- trip through tht' :iir wats inxttlt' in twtnty-six hours :intl was too thrilling to rt-l:ttc'. hut tluc' to Miss M:n'kc1r's sternly iivrw zinfl hvr l:titht'ul frienrl, Pilot Fiwl Sf'l1I'lt'. tht' ship kcpt its h:tl:nii-Q :intl tht-y :ill lzuirh-tl sur-t-Qssfully. The inziin zittrzit-tion tluring the trip, liomfvtir, was tht- tfxpurt took, Robert Jones. Unf- ot' thc plnt-vs Mr. :intl Mrs. .hu-ohs visits-tl yyhilt- in Paris was Mzulzuno I-50iistvr's lltsliioiinlilzi inoflistt- shoppt-. Mrs. .Int-ohs llc:-itlml to buy her tl'OL1FSE'2Ill lit-rc, sins-c sho hull haul no tiniv to ilo this hvfort- lt-aiyiiigg Aiiirit-ti. While sho was f'll0'1lU't'll in this tinjoynthlt- tztsk, Countvss Nonicains, forinerly Miss Oct-lisleix c-nine . PT PT in. SUTIII gt- ot sity, this wculthy AlIlt'I'it'ill1 girl inurrietl at t-ount with no nicans hut zi WOIlIlC1'l'Ul fzunily tim-ci with plc-nty ol' hrznit-hes. Her vhicf worry now is to furnish Afttlx' the mont-y to support thcsv various hrzint-lics. scoingg Europc tho iic-wlywc-tls will still flown in at 1-ozy bungalow in Culiforniai. Thus cnth-th the initial pc-rloi'1xnnir'e ol' thc Rtulio-Movie, lailglied Dari. Uh, It st TJ'euli',xl,1' wasn't it wonth-rl'ul'? ext-luiiiie'-tl Milclretl, in-ly is it silt-vc-ss, tltlt-lziml M:n'thz't. +ThI2'll'lilii .hnitg Athnns, Miltlrc-tl Bcnhoff, Prophets.

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CI ASS MYERS' IRS. IX