Fullerton High School - Warrior Yearbook (Fullerton, NE)

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For Honoring Honor Roll Siudenis This year the administration of Fullerton High School made arrangements to honor all honor roll students each quar- ter at a special honor student dinner with local businessmen. The honors dinner was Well received by all concerned and pro- vided for recognition of students who have excelled scholastically. Along with the introduction of the honors dinner, the 1962-1963 school year proved to be another successful year with Mr. Willard F. Hunzeker serving his fifth year as Superintendent of the Fullerton Public Schools. Mr. Warren Dickey was also serving his fifth year as Principal of Fullerton High School. Familiar faces were to be found at all school board meetings again this year as the school board retained its same mem- bership as last year. Both Mr. Robert Johnson and Mr. Vance Bard were re- elected to three year terms at last spring's elections. MR. WARREN DICKEY Principal of Fullerton High School A.B., Doane College M.S., University of Nebraska Mrs, Margaret Leininger is the faithful secre- tary in Mr. Hunzeker's office who always has a smile and a good word for everyone.

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Administration Inauguraies New Policy MR. WILLARD F. HUNZEKER Superintendent of Schools A.B., Peru State Teachers College M.S., University of Omaha The School Board of Fullerton High School was fstand- ingj Mr. Willard Hunzeker, Mr. Edmund Balasa, Mr. Jack Russell, Mr. John Brower, fseatedj Mr. Vance Bard, Mr. Bob Johnson, and Mr. Ronald Christensen, President of the Board.

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MR. CORWIN ARNDT received his B.S. de- gree from Peru State Teachers College. This year Mr. Arndt taught Biology and grade science. F.H.S. Faculty Has Five new faces appeared in the classrooms of Fullerton High School this year when Mr. Arndt, Miss Malone, Mr. Kelly, Mr. Miller, and Mr. Nabity joined the faculty. With the new faculty members, the total number of teachers increased to fourteen which is one more than last year. Professional advancement is one of the many areas in which the faculty is active. Many of the instructors spent last summer doing graduate work in their teach- ing areas and were to be found doing graduate study in schools in Nebraska and Wyoming to schools in California. Most of the faculty' members are also active in the community activities. Several instructors hold offices in community organizations or are extremely active in them. Many of the faculty members are active in the churches and the instructional programs of the churches. Through their activities, the faculty has built up an im- pressive record of professional and community service. MR. RAY EHLERS received his B.S. degree from Peru State Teachers College and this year taught Industrial Arts and Physical Education and coached basketball. He also co- sponsored F Club. MR. JERRY BECKMANN received his A.B. degree fromPeru State Teachers College. Besides being assistant coach in football, basketball, and track, he taught Mathematics and Physical Education. He also sponsored the Freshman Class. I