Fullerton High School - Warrior Yearbook (Fullerton, NE)

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Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct Oct Oct ct Oct ct ct Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec 8 Qcfv N. .... 4 of Remember School Begms' The Old Grmd Afternoon off for the Clrcus No Cxrcus Fxrst football game at St Paul Vrctory IS our Cry' F T A PICDIC Flxghty Troublemakers Assoc1at1on Freshmen 1n1t1at1on' What those Freshmen dont have to go through to become full fledged membe s of F H S' Scotna Keep up the good work boys' F1re dr1ll The band played on' Genoa Do we want 1t7 We Got It Fxrst School Dance Ouch my toes' Central Cxty Rah Rah Rah' Seward Tough fxght but you dnd well Y Teen Fall Conference Annual Old M3ldS Conference at Central Clty Aurora 6 6 Is there a vo1ce 1n the house7 YTeen Installat1on of offlcers Recognmon Ceremony Slmple and Impressxve Davxd Cxty Is xt our fault they re bxgge School Dance New Records please' Osceola All s well that ends well Alblon Thats the spmt Football Banquet Captam of 50 Dxck Nelson Musnc Concert fvoxce and mstrumental Squeek Squeek' Blatt Blatt' Thanlrsgwnng Vacatxon Feast and Full r Class Play Dear Daffodfl o does If agam Football Dance What a merry crowd Fxrst Basketball Game w1th Newman Grove WARRIORS Belgrade E1ght pomts are a lot at the rxght t1me Genoa Swedes are bad luck Indxvldual Pxctures Look at the Blrdxe Begmnxng of Hohday vacatxon We need rest Ha Ha Vacatxon Ends Horrxble reahty Osceola Fullerton does It agam St Edward Tough Luck' fi 47 l Q ln i z:- -f' .2l' an D fl 3 3 an 3 8 C 6 6 E C B Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Apr May May May May May 23 24 1415 Semor Pxctures Glad rag day for the Semors Albxon Slxclr floor boys Proofs of Semor Pxctures Oh' mme are terrnble' But they look just llke you Cedar Rapnds Good Slnkers Davxd Cnty Revenge from football Choral Cl1n1c at Alblon D r me fa whoops' Genoa Heart faxlure' Seward That trumpet must have helped Faculty Supper and Bowlxng Sl1pped on the alley a gutter ball Newman Grove Those bangboards What they dxd to us' Arrxved Ir Class Rmgs Flash' Flas St Edward Flscher drdn t play' Central Cnty Nelson held Sampson Aurora Whew' Hot Game ' F T A F F A and YTeen Party Dosxe Do Achmg Muscles Albxon Standmg room only' Not a chance Partners School Dance Only a few but fun Gothenburg FAR AWAY PLACES Tournament at Central Cxty Ravenna Nervous breakdown' St Bonaventure You could and you dxd Made It to the fmals Alblon Fullerton Second Place Dxck Math1eson Captam' You made them work for lt We re proud of you boys' Declam Contest at Bra1nard The White Lawn Heaven Bound Muslc Contest at Central Clty Semor Class Play Honors Convocatxon Hurrah for the Sen 1ors What ll we do now Iumor and Semor Banquet Baccalaureate Commencement The goal at last MY DIPLOMA' School Song Fullerton Hlgh School We re proud of you There IS no llmlt to what you can do You re the one we all obey You are the one of whom we say We have the best our Fullerton Hxgh Our red and white so proudly wxll fly And when all IS sald and done Oh you are the only one' 0 0 . 5 ' . ' Ian. 10 ' ' . f . 7 ' . ' ! ' . . 16 ' . , ' ' I - 13 ' . ' , . -N Ia . I6 ' ' . . ' ' 20 - ' . . . I .. . .. . .. - . .H ' ' Ia . 17 ' . ' - 22 . h A I ' - Jan. 20 ' ' . . F ' In. 20 ' ' ' . o, e, , , . 23 ' ' , I , . I nh 24 h - ' ' ig ' I - J . 27 . . - - A -- . so ' . ' - 7 ' . , , . F b. 3 . . . . lt - v .lv ' . Q , 19 ', , ' F b. 6 ' z . ' , . h! ' Q F b. 7 . . ' ' ' . - 21 - ' - ' ' . F b. 10 ' . . O - 24 ' l ' ' 7 ' ' F b. 17 . . ' ' F b. 21 . . ., . . ., f . N ' O . 26 ' ' . ' ' ' r? , ' , ' - 2 - , - F b, 24 ' . ' . . ' 4 ' l 'N Feb. 28 YfTeen, Ma, Pa, and Me party. Swing your ' 11 . ' .. . . . Y.. .,, A 15 - ' M U, ' . 1 . . - A 3 1 . . , . 18 ' ' ' D. I 9 - ' n '2'2' N - . 10. .G , '. . 2 . - , . J e ' ' . ' . ll ' . - ' . 6 . . ' - ' . I 9 A Qi . D I . ' . IL- ' . 13 h I ' ' ' l - . . 16 . - ' 12 ' . . 20 ' ' ' ' ' 17 g . ' . - r 23 . . . . Q .. ' . ' , 'W 18 . . ' Ian. 3 ' - ' ' - 21 . J n. s . ' ' . 23 . , Ian. 6 . - - ' I : .1 231 L, . ..-- fb 1 ' Q a X ' y . . . , J , ' ' 1 7 t- ' , '13 I , 1 ' S , ' , 4 h 1 F , . I ul E . . ' K ' va ' '

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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 ' ' ' . . 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union? Class FOURTH ROW left to nght Dyke Brown Ronald Whxtalcer D1ck Denton Mary Ellen Badura Lyle Holmes Davld Cuba Donald Eggll Dlck DeLaneey Howard Kelth Adrlenne WBt0VlCk THIRD ROW left to rlght Lonme Prososkx oyce Hellbusch Lula Patton Kathryn Prososkx Don McCray A lene Lassek Harold Sulllvan Carroll Zaruba Norbert Leslak Alxce Whelan SECOND ROW left to right Lyle Hawthorne Ronald Shotkoslu Clara Kula Valerle McBr1de Camilla Holm stedt Ted Blalr enme McIntyre Duck Shotkoskl 11m Green 1m Mam FIRST ROW left to rlght Miss jane Negley fSponsor Bcthene McCray Lois Helmes Lola Bonham Carol Neumann Katherme Zuroike Irene Gawryck Carol Lee Betty Galloway Dons Emry Iudy Emry Mr Robert Renner Sponsor NOT PICTURED Francls Nowak joan Bussell Norene Keefauver Clmton Medberry B111 Karel enrolled March 16 from South Omaha Nebraska too late to be mn the pncture OFFICERS Vice Presndent FRANCIS NOWAK Secretary DICK DBNTON Treasurer KATHERINE Zukosluz Page 19 , ' : ' L I , ' , ', , r- , ' 2 ' J, , ' , , 4 JA President ...................................... BETHENB MCCRAY