Fullerton High School - Warrior Yearbook (Fullerton, NE)

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Pleased to serve you? Sophisticated group-FHS Faculty Dignified group-FHS Faculty Ir. Class Play. 1949 Circle two step. Football King and Queen of 49 QW. Mangus, P. Nowakj Congratulations Dick N. fCaptain of '50'j We wait in elegance. Page 39

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Future Farmers of America FOURTH ROW left to nght Vlfgll Egnoske fPresj Wayne Mangus fTreasl B111 McNeff fSecj Eugene Shar man Dnck Allmgton Edgar Lane D1ck Rxeken joe Iarecke Donald Eggl1 Ierome Iarecke Dxck DeLancey THIRD ROW left to r1ght Lyle P1erce Edwm Prososkx Ronald Shotkosk1 MCIVIH McCray fNews Rep, Dyke Brown Norbert Lesxak oe M1cek Walter Papst R1chard Bxalas Sam Kmg Donald arecke VICE Presj SECOND ROW left to r1ght Don McCray Iohnme Bralas Rxchard Shotkoslu Dan1el Bxalas Allen Scott M110 Sonderup Lonn1e Prososkn Rrchard Bugay ohnme Bussell Laurence Czapla Harold Sullrvan Mr james Ca h1l1 fSponsorj FIRST ROW left to nght Raymond McNeff Clrfford Egnoske Nathamel Mlcek Samm1e Prososkx D1clr Brown Carl Knapp MBUYICC Vaughn Ronald Hawthorne Knute Peterson lmmy Nowak Lyle Owens George Bonham Ronald Bugay Dale Neumann NOT PICTURED Harold Myers Clinton Medbery The Agrrculture IF IF A Organrzatrom The Future Farmers of Amer1ca IS composed of chartered State Assoc1at1ons wh1ch 1n turn are made up of local chapters s1tuated ID h1gh schools hav1ng departments of vocat1onal agr1culture The boys enrolled IH such courses const1tute IIS act1ve membersh1p but prov1s1on IS also made for assoc1ate and honorary membersh1ps Membershrp is entirely voluntary DEGREES OF MEMBERSHIPS There are four grades or degrees of member sh1p Green Hand Chapter Farmer State Farmer and Amer1can Farmer These grades of membershxps depend entlrely on def1n1te accomp l1shments 1n connect1on wxth the vocat1onal agr1cul ture program of the school Local chapters deter m1ne the 1nd1v1dual s advancement 1n the flrst two degrees of membersh1p the State deter1n1nes the th1rd and the nat1onal organ1zat1on confers the fourth degree Spec1f1c levels of atta1nment w1th respec to farm1ng earmngs 1nvestments leader sh1p and scholarsh1p are set up for each degree OFFICERS AND ADVISERS Boy off1cers for each uma of the F F A local state and nat1onal are elected annually Each of these umts meet at a SPECIFIC t1me There are approved forms for conduct1ng meetmgs and for pass1ng members to certa1n degrees of member sh1p Teachers of vocat1onal agr1culture groups serve as local chapter adv1sers and state SUPCYVIS ors of agr1culture educat1on serve as state adv1sers Page 38 FINANCES The F F A IS self support1ng Operatlng na t1onally on ten cents a year member dues It has been ID good f1nanc1al shape SIHCB ICS beg1nn1ng 1n 1928 B1lls are pa1d promptly and the nat1onal treasury ma1nta1ns a safety balance at all t1mes Many chapters operate thnft banks where syste mat1c and regular membersh1p savlng IS encour aged Chapter 1ncome IS often supplemented by var1ous well chosen fund ra1s1ng act1v1t1es Th1s g1ves members busmess tra1n1ng and exper1ence THE EMBLEM The nat1onal emblem of the Future Farmers of Amer1ca IS s1gn1f1cant and mean1ngful 1n every de ta1l Used by members 1n all recogmzed un1ts of the organ1zat1on 1t IS made up of f1VC symbols the owl the plow the r1s1ng sun w1th1n the cross sect1on of an ear of corn wh1ch 1S surmounted by the Amer1can eagle Upon the face of the emblem appear also the words Vocatlonal Agnculture and the letters F F A flj The owl IS symbol1c of w1sdom and knowledge QQ the plow IS the symbol of labor and t1llage of the so1l 13, the IIS 1ng sun IS emblemat1c of progress and the new day that w1ll dawn when all farmers are tra1ned and have learned to cooperate f4l the cross SCCIIOU of an ear of corn represents common agr1culture 1nterests SINCE corn 15 nat1ve to Amer1ca and grown 1n every state UQ the eagle IS 1nd1cat1ve of the nat1onal scope of the organ1zat1on l 1 - - 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 3 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 I 1 . 1 1 I f ' - - 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 . . I . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 , , , , I . , 1 , . : , . 0 I 0 0 0 0 , , . . . ' . 1 , . . . I - 1. 11 to 11 as , 11 tt - -11 , , . ' . , . 1 , , 1 1 1 u - . . ,, . . 11 L 1 9 1 - - 1.1 11 - ' , , . . . . 1 . . , . . , . . .i , 1 1 - , 1 f , . 1 1

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Page 40 Babes in the Woods. Swell pal fRoberta Russell, Goin' some place? QC. LeMaster, Iennie McIntyre., I.et's play ball! fDot Whitedj Morrie Baby sitters. Lady of the Lake. fVelma Zipfj A group of friends. fZipf, Smith, Snyder, Neu- mann, Sprague., Freshie fI.aurence Czaplaj So what? fDon Umstead, Carl Knappj just me! fVelma Coalcleyj Pals. Uoyce Hellbusch, Donna Faust, Frostie. fDonna Faust, A happy cuuplz. fMr. 9 Mrs. Rosiej Giggling girls. Well, look here. fElva Arnoldj Sky line view. Coach CML Rozdalovskyj