Fullerton High School - Warrior Yearbook (Fullerton, NE)

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17 teacher's life is not all preparing lessons and check- ing papers. Besides com- pleting the normal routine of a school day, FHS faculty members find time to spon- sor school organi: ons and back the Warri ing the athletic seasons. This encourages close student- teacher relationships, and creates the warm, friendly atmosphere necessary inthe learning process. Mr, Irvin and Mr. Hunzeker arrange the cardboard boxes to be burned at the annual bonfire preceding the first football game. On the yearbook Picture Day, editor Dixie Mrs, Knowles, librarian, posts a list of overdue Rumsey confers with her advisor, Miss Bengtson. books and magazines, In support of the Warriors, Mr. Dickey and Pep Club sponsor, Miss Bartels, Miss B and Mr. K find dancing pref- Mr. Metcalf sport their “favorite” ties. does a skit with the senior girls. erable to teaching at Sadie Hawkins,

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Friendly and efficient, Margaret Leininger serves as office secretary. Pal aa hatey ia rc Len b Bus drivers are Jim Nickel, Lee Bennett, Harold Dissmeyer, Charles Gleason, and Lester Pierce, Custodians Ray Dubas and Jim Pickrel memorize the plan to the fuse box. In her first year at FHS, Ruby Newquist is assistant office secretary. Behind the scenes of FHS, these very important personnel play a major role in the lives of the Fullerton students and faculty, They are the first to arrive in the morning, and often the last to leave. But despite their busy schedules, they always have time to lend a helping hand, and make the school a more cheerful place to be. Mary McAfee, Alice Sidders, and Liz Stopak are the cooks for the new school lunchroom,

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