Fullerton High School - Warrior Yearbook (Fullerton, NE)

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ne Girls Encourage FHS Spirit. Reserve cheerleaders are J, Robertson, J, Maly, These nine girls work together to spread spirit throughout J. Morgan, and M, Fredrickson. the school, Pep Club is more than the excitement of the games, the signs, the instantaneous pep rallies; it's the spirit and human emotion behind it. This is the job of the cheerleaders. All the little things; the unexpected rallies, skits, and signs that make up true school spirit are in the hands of the cheerleaders, For extra spirit, the locker room was deco- rated with signs before every game. And to end the season on a high note, awards were presented at a post-season pep rally. Varsity cheerleaders are J, Zaruba, G, Reserve and varsity cheerleaders polish Uzendoski, D, Rumsey, C, Mann, and J. up a pom-pom routine. Robertson,

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Cheerleading, pep rallies, signs, those precious points to letter, and cold, cold foot- ball games--these are all elements of the colorful world of Pep Club, Spirit was kept high this year in the excitement of committee work, skits, sign competition, and yelling at the games. Striving to earn the necessary points to letter was a constant incentive in lifting school morale. Anxious and ever watchful for turning points in the game, cheerleaders inspire the Pep Club to more vigorous yelling. R iio Peo co ¢ Athletes eye a poster honoring senior boys on the last game. Senior football boys toss the effigy into the flames, thus hoping for a successful season, Warriorettes, shivering from the cold, still support their athletes, Yell leaders Susan Schweitz, Lucy Hadfield, Susan Kramer, and Sandy Kramer tally points to determine who will letter.

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“0 - aa «t Front Row: M, Dissmeyer, R, Zaruba, T, Roewert, L. Loftus, S, Bialas, D, Shotkoski, F, Wozniak, J, Maly, R, Fitzgerald, S, Nesbitt, E, Dubas, Second Row: Mr. Ehlers, M, Hunzeker, W, McKeeman, D, Cunningham, G, Zabka, T, Horacek, T, Imus, S, Brower, D, Randall, G, Palmer, C, Zaruba, Mr. Miller. Third Row: Mr. Petricek, R, Oakley, R,. McKeeman, R, Dubas, R, Anderson, L. Knopik, M, Gloor, G, Knopik, J, Thomas, D, Potter, F-Club Sponsors Basketball Dance. F-Club officers are Steve Nesbitt, Richard Anderson, Robert Dubas, Garry Knopik, Don Potter, and Charles Zaruba, Athletics is the long hard weeks of practice, the excitement of the game, the thrill of victory but there is more than this to make a success- ful team and a successful season, There must be someone to support the athletes, to sell season tickets to the games and tothe annual Athletic Banquet, and to sponsor the Basket- ball Dance, These are the duties of the Fullerton letterman's club, the F-Club. In order to become a member of the F-Club, a boy must letter in one of the three sports: football, basketball, and track. Coaches Ehlers, Miller, and Petricek sponsor the organization.