Western Hills High School - Catamount Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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i Mr. Quince Fulton The Catamount Corporation is proud to dedicate its 1982-1983 Catamount to Mr. Quince Fulton. Mr. Fulton came to Western Hills four years ago and is concluding his thirty-first year with the Fort Worth Independent School District. After obtaining a Bachelor of Science degree in physical education with minors in science and business, and a Master's degree in secondary administration, his Fort Worth teaching career began. Mr. Fulton started at J. P. Elder Middle School where he coached, and went to coach at McLean and Wedgewood Middle Schools. He then transferred as vice-principal to Rosemont Middle, O. D. Wyatt High and Paschal High. His vice-principal career led him to a job in the ad- ministration building as the Assistant Director for Secondary Administration, and to principal of Mon- nig Middle, Northside High, and finally, Western Hills. Mr. Fulton was very busy in high school and col- lege. His activities involved sports, the fine arts, and military service. He played the trombone in the Wellington High Marching Band and lettered in football and basketball. In his senior year, Mr. Fulton enlisted in the navy. After his graduation, he served as a navy coxswain for fourteen months. Dur- ing his college years, he played varsity basketball for North Texas. Mr. Fulton's present busy schedule keeps him in- volved with various organizations such as: the Fort Worth Administrator's Society, the Texas and the National Association of Secondary High School Principals, the Fort Worth Antique Collector's Study Club, and the American Institute of Foreign Studies. His broad range of interests include: golf, fishing, antique collecting, and traveling. Mr. Fulton has shown obvious support for Western Hills by attending sporting events, band and choir contests and programs, drama produc- tions, and actively backing the organizations of our school. The smooth functioning of Western Hills could never have been possible without the efforts and undying support of Mr. Quince Fulton.