Fullerton High School - Warrior Yearbook (Fullerton, NE)

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Kathy Zaruba and her father Mr. Robert Zaruba are twisting up a storm in the dance contest held at the F H.A. s Daddy Date Night. , BACK ROW: Susan Gilson, Lana Cunningham, Jo-Ann Voichoske, Jennifer Cunningham, Karen Nelson, Marcia Cuba, Cheryl Farrar, Micki Furby, Jacque Dudney, Janice Tarnick, Sherry McNeff, Sandra Sims, Kathy Bosak, Gerri Boardman, Sandra Bard, Susan Black, Patricia Voichahoske, Kathy Wozny, Judy Schweitz. THIRD ROW: Lana Wondercheck, Lynn Baker, Phyllis Maybon, Cheryl Milby, Roberta Smoyer, Kathy Nichols, Jennifer Tarnick, Cynthia Nevils, Madalyn McNeff, Patricia S c h 1 i tt, M a r g a r e t Shotkoski, Adele Mueller, Juanita Prososki, Mary Randall, Daddy Date Night Big Hit For F.H.A. Irene Cunningham assumed the duty of overseeing the many activities of the Future Homemakers of America this year. Among the first of her tasks was overseeing the erection of a booth at the Nance County Fair. The sixty-four members of the or- ganization enjoyed the slumber party at the beginning of the year, and later brought their fathers for entertainment at the Daddy Date Night. Members took turns making up dis- plays for the club bulletin board, and all cooperated in the Christmas candy sale. Ad- ditional funds were made available by handl- ing of concessions for two games and cook- book sales, With the F.F.A., they sponsored the annual Sweetheart-Beau Dance. The year was not all fun, however, as the girls also took part in several self- improvement projects, especially the indi- vidual Family Unity projects, a panel on Marriage Calls for Preparation, and the style show of Home Economics projects held in conjunction with installation of new of- ficers. Community service was not neglected, either, as the girls helped with the Bundles for Children clothing drive, and canvassed the town on Halloween for UNICEF, and on Heart Sunday. They were ably assisted in all their projects by Miss Malone, club spon- sor, . Patty Jarecke, Mary Lesiak, Sally Zaruba, Nancy Cunningham, Jeannie Anderson, Kelsey Hudiburgh.SECOND ROW: Joyce Tallon, Judy Fredrickson, Barbara Kozak, Patricia Lesiak, Judi Nash, Diane Schlitt, Alicia Voichahoske, Catherine Jarecke, Donna Plumbtree, Judy Frodyma, Connie Horn, Denene Shotkoske, Virginia Clark, Dorothy Schlitt, Linda Hadfield, Judy Dickinson, Carla Baker. SEATED: Kathy McNeff, Diana Black, Kathy Zaruba, Janene Boardman, Irene Cunningham, Jeannie Travers, Marilyn Whitney, Diana Bone, Miss Malone. xa X 3 2 .K -fi In-Q::,.:f1t::t:v:s: 15, wa.:115:-is-:msnisisisisasareft-fm.sims.Mz,1u,11m-1s:1m1,g is ag svwswawafww

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Among the many services pro- vided by the Student Council this year was the badly needed conces- sion stand which they erected at the football field. The stand was used by all organizations. Mr. Dickey sponsored the Weekly meetings and many activities throughout the year. Two of the most popular of these activities were the hot soup machine which provided hot lunches for many students and the pop machine. The annual Career Day and College Night was held in October for Fullerton, Genoa, and Belgrade High School students. Diana Black, President of the Student Council, was assisted by Don Johnson, the Vice-President. Other officers Were Don Whitney, Sec- retary, and Jacque Yetter, Treas- urer. The Freshman class elects one representative to the Student Coun- cil. From the sophomore class, one representative is elected and one is carried over. Likewise the Junior class has three and the Senior class has four. The vice-president of each other organization is also included as a member. Students Art Delancy, Pat Voichahoske, and Janene Boardman confer with Mr. Horner during one of the College Night conferences. tudent Council Provides Concession iand B a r r y Kn ow 1 e s, Ly n n B ak e r, Sh e r ry M CN e ff, Bard, Treva Baker, Judy Fredrickson, Jeannie Travers, Larry Grotelueschen, Dave Christensen, Jacque Yetter, Beverly Knowles, Jody Gilson. Don Johnson, Diana Black, Don Whitney, Mr. Dickey, Dean .Z IES f

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THIRD ROW: Richard Rech, Loren Faaborg, James Kozak, Dennis Wagner, Walter Zumbrunn, Jack Kramer, Richard Zumbrunn, Theodore Micek, Russell Horst, Leonard Dubas, Thomas Lesiak, Larry Cunningham. SECOND ROW: Larry Farrar, Art Delancy, Dan Horn, Leslie Blair, Larry Francis, Francis Bialas, John Swertzic, Leonard Brezenski, John F.F.A. Promotes afeiy F.F.A. boys Don Whitney and Art Delancy work at concessions to earn money for various activities. Zimmer, Larry Dubas, James Beck. FIRST ROW: Gary Medinger, Brian Wozny, Paul Kozak, Douglas Nitzel, Randy Hawthorne, LeRoy Dierks, Jim Horn, John Bruna, Howard Knapp, James Knopik, Eugene Whitney. SEATED: Mr. Miller, Leonard Krzycki, Don Whitney, Roger Wozny, Bruce Francis, Ronald Lesiak, Jerry Horn. and Leadership Program The Fullerton F.F.A. Chapter started their year off by sponsoring a watermelon feed for the freshmen in the fall to acquaint them with the F.F.A. and followed a few weeks later by a hayrack ride. The Chapter is promoting a strong safe- ty and leadership program this year along with introduction of new livestock purchased and added to the existing program. The highlights of the safety program are hunt- ing, driving, farm, and cornpicking safety. ln leadership, tryouts were plentiful for entrance into District Creed and Public Speaking Contest. Manual contests and F,F.A. spelldowns were held often during the year. The Chapter had three State Farmer Ap- plicants and four State F.F.A. Band appli- cants. These two fields of F.F,A. interest were displayed at the State Convention in Lincoln. The year was completed by holding the annual Banquet where accomplishments were stated and outstanding members were hon- ored. 53