Fullerton High School - Warrior Yearbook (Fullerton, NE)

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Class Wrll We the Senror Claw of Fullerton Hrgh School County of Nance and State of Nebraska berng of unsound mrnd and hazy memory after four back breakrng years do hereby make publrsh and de clare thrs as our last wrll and testament hereby revokrng all former wrlls bequests and devrses of whatever nature by us already made BEVERLY ABBEY wrlls her red locks and cheer ful manner to Suzre Qthe quret one, Rrpp DANIEL BIALAS wrlls hrs good natured smrle to Harold Qrt doesnt appeal to me, Myers DONNA JEAN BROWN wrlls her habrt of whrs perrng to Lola QI do my share, Bonham MILDRED COLLINS wrlls her wrllrngness to work to Davrd QI ll need rt but wrll I use rt Cuba ANNA DUBAS wrlls her quret and studrous manner to Dorrs QIm not bashful, Emry CECELIA DUBAS wrlls her smrle and abrlrty to get along wrth boys to Velma thanks, Coakley EVELYN DUBAS wrlls her wavy harr and drmples to Judy my harr rs just naturally curly, Emry VIRGIL EGNOSKE wrlls hrs farmrng equrpment to Maurrce Qrt probably wont work, Vaughn DICK HILL wrlls hrs sarlor pants to Drck Qlm posrtrve they wont frt, Allrngton BARBARA GOOD wrlls her hrdden vrtalrty to Rosanne I need mrne hrdden, Holmes JUNIOR GRAVES wrlls hrs long legs to Dale QI can use them, Neumann PHYLLIS GRAVES wrlls her weakness for Fords to Camrlla Qbut I lrke Chevres, Holmstedt GRACIE JAIMET wrlls her posrtron as soda jerk to Mary but Im a country gal, Knoprk DONALD JARECKE wrlls hrs blonde harr perox rde formula to Jrm I was lookrng for a new harr style, Marn JEROME JARECKE wrlls hrs farm lrfe to Brll what would I do wrth rt, Frt gerald JANICE KELLOGG wrlls her typrng abrlrty to Clara Qmy typewrrter doesn t work rrght Kula ANGELINE KULA wrlls her Ipana smrle and cheery countenance to Wanda QIm happy, Keyes EDGAR LANE wrlls hrs grrl shyness to Carroll QI need rt, Zaruba LARRY LASSEK wrlls hrs grft of gab to Donald Qanythrng but that, Umstead CAROL LUEDTKE wrlls hrs abrlrty to handle women to Harold Im gettrng along just frne Sullrvan WAYNE MANGUS wrlls hrs carefree and fun lovrng lrfe to Nathanrel QOh' I have fun too Mrcek DICK MATHIESON wrlls hrs abrlrty to wrn a grrls affectron to Clrfford grve me trme Egnoske MELVIN MCCRAY wrlls hrs agrrculture honors to Ray QI try awfully hard, McNeff Page 16 BILL MCNEFF wrlls hrs several dozen brarns to any freshman who thrnks he needs them JOE MICEK wrlls hrs noon hour to Harold Qcan I have your car too, Lohn ROBERT MILLER wrlls hrs poetrc abrlrty to Ray mond Qwart trll I get to be a senror, Dubas DICK NELSON wrlls hrs strrng of broken hearts and co eds wrth hrgh blood pressure to Law rence Qwhat would I do wrth them, Czapla LOIS NEUMANN wrlls her abrlrty to get a dra mond to Adrrenne QI m not the serrous type, Wetovrck ELIZABETH NOWAK wrlls her wrllrngness and frrendly manner to anyone who needs rt PAT NOWAK wrlls her quret gay manner to Elena QI may be gay but not quret, Keller ELLA OSTRANDER wrlls her ambrtron to go to Mrssourr to Betty QI don t lrke to travel, I'Hrrrs EAMIL PANOWICZ wrlls hrs love for rce cream bars to Tommy QI lost my sweet tooth, Travers WALTER PAPST wrlls hrs Tonr and car to Ron me Qyou should have a brke lrke mrne, Huebner DONNA PATTON wrlls her small laugh to Norma Qrf you have to laugh you just have to, Aldrrch ELIZABETH PECK wrlls her herght to Bonnre QI m gettrng there slow but sure, Kula ZELLA PHILLIPS leaves her Amerrcan Govern ment book and knowledge of the subject to Betty QI ll understand, Galloway to Elva I talk enough, Arnold EDWIN PROSOSKI wrlls hrs bashfulness to Drck Im just havrng fun, Denton JOAN RIPP wrlls her quretness to Rrta Qbut I don t want to change, Roman BOB RUSSELL wrlls hrs broad football shoulders to Clrnton grve me trme, Medbery EUGENE SHARMAN wrlls hrs posrtron as a grocery boy to Carl QI m too young to work, Knapp MARY SNYDER wrlls her Model A Bessre to Bonnre Qmy route rs short, Thomas MARCIA SMITH wrlls her Clarence to Ron ald QOh' Ill get by, Shotkoskr GRACIE TRAVERS wrlls her sweet drsposrtron to Rosemarre QIm dorng alrrght, Pachunka RICHARD WHITED wrlls hrs lrttle black mous tache to Ronald QI just can t seem to grow one lrke yours, Whrtaker VELMA ZIPF wrlls her blonde harr and blue eyes to Dolores QI wouldn t look good wrthout black harr, Swanson In Wrtness Whereof we Senror Class of the Fullerton Hrgh School have set our hand and seal hereto thrs twenty fourth day of May rn the year of our Lord one thousand nrne hundred and frfty Q195O, Senror Class QSeal O ' 1 - , - - y . . . I , 4 . . - . C . . . I U l I Y f f f ' ' 1 . ' Lors JUNE PIERCE wrlls her sparing ability . . . 4 . 1 ' . , ' 1 ' ' - D . I . . Q ' . . . 4 f ' 'Z . ' .. Q A I I l ' . - as 91 as ' uw U 4, . . , Q . w . B U . , . . Q . . y . J v . U . ' ' 1

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Another classmate who was an Omaha was EVELYN DUBAS She as owner and manager of a delacatessen shop and her busaness as thravang Then the long awaated day fanallv arraved' I reached Fullerton It just happened that I got there durang the Nance County Faar I ran across MELVIN MCCRAY whose resadence as really at Long Island He as a bag cattle buyer from the East but comes hack to the old home town every year at faar tame to purchase cattle and to renew old memoraes I also saw our old pal LOIS IUNE PIERCE whale I was walkang around the grounds She as a 4H judge of demonstrataons at the Worlds Faar She as also studyang laterature and has started wratang a novel Whale an Fullerton I saw ANNA DUBAS who was home on a short vaeataon She as aaow completang her thard term as the fart woman Unated States senator from Nebraska DONALD JARECKE as now one of the busaest and most prosperous busaaaess men an Fullerton Although at was several moaaths before eleetaon when I wls there he was busy campaagnang for the eonaang eleetaon an whaeh he wall run for mayor He was sure of has electaon I al o learned that BILL MCNEFF as sheraff of Hall County and an has spare tame he as sponsor of a newly organazed polka band He expects to make tours soon wath at Although I hated to go I left and went baek through Laneoln I went anto a cafe and as I placed my order I realazed that the waatress was CECELIA DUBAS She confaded that she had been das apoaaated an love and w as now runnang the cafe as her lafe work As we talked over old tames a lattle bald headed man dashed an and shouted Its twans I recognazed the proud papa as JOE MICEK After he fanally got quaeted down I found out that he was a draxang anstructor an one of the schools there Darectly from Lancoln I went to Kansas Caty where I met DONNA PATTON She had fan ashed traanang school and had a daaly radao pro gram whach broadeast from Kansas Caty Al though I was unable to talk darectly to her for long I dad hear the program It was entatled Patton s Pep Talks to the Homemaker After thas short vasat I journeyed to Dallas Texas and whale there I deeaded to vasat a fraend who was an the hospatal As I entered the ward I caught a glampse of a flame of red haar and ammedaately aecognazed BEVERLY ABBEY As you wall remember her ambataon an hagh was to become a nurse and she had reached her goal As at had always been my ambataon to see Mexaco I went down there for a short whale Youll never guess whom I saw an Mexaco Caty' ANCELINE KULA' She was a hostess at the Marda Gras there When I went an I thought I recognazed the smalang dark haared woman and at was our former classmate We coaaversed a whale and she told me she had been an Mexaco several years and really loved the country From there I went on to the famous vallage of Xochamalco the place that as so well known for the floatang flower gardens Whale there I was extremely surprased to meet ELIZABETH NOWAK She as raasang unusual specamens of flowers whach are of course used for the tourast trade an the lattle boats She says at as an unusual and very anterestang oceupa taon From there I decaded to take a plane darectly to Denver Colorado When I arraved at the aar laner who should assast me up the lattle staars of the plane but DICK HILL He saad he was the steady palot of that plane and seemed to lake at very much We had only a few manutes so I hastened on anto the machane and fastened my safety helt I had settled back an the caashaons for a long easy flaght when the stewardess walked down the aasle I nearly fell out of my seat when I reeognazed JOAN RIPP Thas was provang to be a very anterestang trap One evenang whale I was there an Denver I went to a restaurant whach was famous for ats sangang waaters There I met DICK MATHIE SON the leadang baratone sangang wath the group He saad he had been runnang competataon wath has father by operatang a Daary ueen Stand whale he was an Fullerton but found thas job more anterestang Although we had only a short tame to talk he dad tell me that he had heard from ROBERT MILLER and he as a shappang merehant wath has offaee at the port of New Or leans He earraes on anaport and export traffac be tween thas eountry and the eountraes of South Ameraea I also learned that LARRY LASSEK has an amport aaat job traanang whate does for the Barnum and Baaley Careus I understood that he was on tour at that tame Because I was so near the Rocky Mountaan Nataonal Park I decaded to see at I was an a party of about ten who were to be conducted through parts of the park Our guade turned out to be EDWIN PROSOSKI He had been conduetang tours through the park for several summers I de eaded to go on to Oregon but I stopped an Salt prased person when I saw PAT NOWAK and ELIZABETH PECK They were makang a cross country tour by horse and buggy just for the novelty of at Although at would be quate an ex tensave trap they were seeang a lot of scenery and hav1ng a lot of fun On my arraval an Portland Oregon I decaded to go to a naght club I nearly fell an my tracks when whom should I see as star of the floor show but WAYNE MANGUS and DONNA BROWN the famous dancaaag team I was now on the last lap of my journey I had always planned to see Hollywood When I arraved there I vasated M C M studao On one of the sets I ran aeross MARY ANN SNYDER who was rehearsang for the movae Bessae Rades Agaan After rehearsal she anvated me to have danner wath her and we went to the Browaa Derby I am medaately notaeed the stunnmg unaform of the doorman and as I gazed at at my glance was rav eted to the face and who could at be but EDGAR LANE He was too busy to talk so we just went on an I went on to Los Angeles where I planned to spend the rest of my vacataon Whale there I learned that BOB RUSSELL was playang at an anternataonal golf tournament an England I was unable to see ham Goang baek over events of my trap I reala ed that I had massed seeang only two of our old fraends Upon anquary I dad fand out where they were JUNIOR GRAVES has an amportant chaan of grocery stores and spends most of has tame an has offace an Boston I also learned that WALTER PAPST has a used car lot an Detroat but stall stacks to Old Faathful whach stall erupts every hour on the hour Dont you thank that I had a very nace trap7 It was eertaanly wonderful to see and to hear about all of our classmates agaan Congratulataons once more on your new posataon Your former elassmate ZELLA PHILLIPS Page 15 f I . 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I Lois June Pierce while standmg stlll In the Fullerton Hlgh School hall Am thinking back over our H S days And experiences had by all Just as the class gong sounds And Seniors go scurrying by Loaded wlth books laughmg and talkmg They naturally catch my eye Beverly Abbey who has red hair Is going to her P T class When she is a teacher in another year Ill bet her students will work to pass Daniel Bialas with his winning manner A farmer hopes to be Or else hell run a filling station We ll have to wait and see Donna Brown is so full of fun And always on the go A girl whose leadership well miss She is a grand gal to know Mildred Collins accomplishes much Tn her sweet and quiet way Hue works so hard and hopes to be A secretary come what may Anna Dubas works so quietly You hardly know she s around Yet when you need a loyal pal N0ne better can be found Cecelia Dubas with her attractive eyes Is always hard at work Whether a future wantress or teacher Her Job shell never shlrk Fvelyn Dubas m her own sweet way Trles hard to do her best Wlth her bright smlle and very klnd heart She is loved by all the rest Vlrgll Egnoske is always busy At school and at the farm And thmgs work like a charm Barbara Good co editor on Warrior Just makes her typewriter hum When in an offxce she will have success As is the wlsh of her chums Junxor Graves ls growing tall And IS always ready for fun Some dav lf he owns a grocery store It will keep him on the run Phvlhs Graves wxth her happy smile Works hard ln every line She may end up ln offlce work And she will do It fxne Dick Hill has a clever way Hxs friends think him so swell He kept the record of our football games And filled the place quite well Cracie Jaimet has lots of ambition And is popular at William s Drug Those dellclous sundaes and malts She serves without a shrug Don Tarec-ke in his likeable way Ts a friend to everyone We does hls classwork with a will That s how his grades he s won If-rome J arecke seems always happy Whether at work or plav He would like nothing more to do Than drlve a car all day Class Poem Janice Kellogg IS a faithful pal And with her smile of cheer Has won the hearts of many frlends Who llve both far and near Angeline Kula wlth eyes a twinkle Is always full of pep A busy cheerleader shouting leading She always keeps in step Edgar Lane is always loyal And willing to lend a hand We ll probably hear of him some day As owner of much land Larry Lassek provides the fun Each day for you and me He s always laughing and telling jokes And ls full of life you see Carol Luedtke in his happy manner Quite easily wins a friend In football and in other sports He fights until the end Wayne Mangus with his laughing eyes Is thinking of some trick As our happy king of football He is always full of nick Dick Mathieson in his sports does well He s good in school work too We know that he will have success In what he plans to do Melvin McCray has a frlendly manner That is admired by us Whatever may his problem be He never makes a fuss Bill McNeff IS a good student In school work and music too He s happy m the polka band Playing for me and you Joe Micek has a frlendly way And hkes to drive his car And sell them near and far Robert Miller earns many frlends With hxs bright twmklmg eyes We know success wlll come his way Whatever in the future hes Dick Nelson 15 our presldent Great honors he has had Wnth books and football under arm He IS a busy lad Lois Neumann on our Warrior Signal Dld excellent work in art 'she s happv in her music too We thmk she s very smart Elizabeth Nowak is also quiet Yet busy as a bee Full of ioy and pep galore She s always a friend to thee Pat Nowak co editor of our Signal Tn finding news does well We know that in her future work Her ratlng will be swell Flla Ostrander with determlnatxon Seems to be a qulet gal But if vou want a lot of fun Just choose her for your pal Famil Panowirz is a fine friend to know With a sort of bashful smile He has the vxm to eam the grades He s busy all the whlle Walter Papst with hls bass hom Is surely a busy guy With hamxonica too besides his studies How time for him must fly Donna Patton seems rather shy This really IS not so And she IS such a loyal friend For you and me to know Elizabeth Peck keeps hunting news For Warrior Signal readers We may find her on the Times As one of New York s leaders Zella Phillips has a lot of interests Which keeps her in a whirl With music school work and her iob She is a busy girl Lois June Pierce who is Yours Truly Likes dramatic work and math With an ambition for specializing She ll follow a chosen path Edwin Prososki is also quiet Yet has a winning way We know a farmer good hell be We hope his stock will pay Joan Ripp has the volume I m sure vou ve heard her sing If she continues in the solo line Shell make the echoes ring Bob Russell also fought quite hard To help in winning games Perhaps next year in college you ll find Him in the list of names Eugene Shannen m his FFA Is working hard we hear Another voung and modern farmer Hell probably be next year Marcia Smith has the ambition To enter college next fall Success to her from all Mary Ann Snyder also our editor Is good in school we know She has the smile to win our hearts Now don t you think it s so Gracie Travers with her sunny smlle Is as loyal as she can be When any of us need a kind friend She does her share for you and me Richard Whlted with very dark 'lair Makes any girl s heart beat faster Busy with studies happy in sports His 8mbltl0n is to master Velma Zipf keeps every one iolly And they all think she ls dear If she is teaching school next fall Her pupils she will cheer Now as I enter English lit Miss Widman s sweet smile greets me I know that s why we all work To win her praise by gee And ln her patient graceful method Much knowledge she imparts Thus bmlrlmv our hves v nth high ideals As our sponsor she has 'zur hearts Mv pen IS dry so I will close Put vnu ust watch next v ar And see how many of the 50 class Do what is mentioned here Page 1 7 n u P ' V v ' ' ' . v r ' ' ' . . I . ll ' ll v , ' , I . I I ' I . n 1 Q . . . 3 , I ' . , . . v ' , 1 3 ' J ' ' , I . . . I Y - I ' 1 - ' . I . We hope his future brings success Perhaps an auto salesman he'l1 be Regardless of what he' Course may be-' . , n ' ' . . L .L : J , , 1 . ' ' , .' . . . , . . . . I . ' ' ' 4 . e . 4 1 . ' ' 4 '