Fullerton High School - Warrior Yearbook (Fullerton, NE)

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re - Pinot a} ehebedt 5 Front Row; Mr. Dissmeyer, D, Cunningham, J, Grzywa, R. Dubas, J, Dubas, F, Kozial, L, Knopik. Second Row: J, Connolly, R, Nesbitt, C, Smith, T, Sack, D, Sack, A. Zumbrunn, R, Schlitt, J, Small, T, Chlopek. Third Row: E, Wozny, E, Dubas, M, Dissmeyer, P, Shotkoski, L, fe oc: east Forbes, P, Wozny, G, Small, S, Voichahoske, W, Wonder- check, D, Gabriel, D, Dubas, D, Russell. Fourth Row: Dd: Meyer, L, Plumbtree, R, Small, D, Lesiak, R, Oakley, E, Herdzina, T, Imus, R, Ksiazek, K, Prososki, G, Santin, D, Randall, L, Wozniak. FFA President Is State Farmer. The initiation of the greenhand farmers in the fall launched the beginning of a very successful year of the Future Farmers of America. Travelling the contest circuit, Fullerton FFA-ers came back with prizes in all areas of agriculture. At the land- FFA officers are Mr. Dissmeyer, adviser; David Cunningham, reporter; Jerry Grzywa, vice-president; judging contest, Fullerton placed first in agronomy and also had superior teams in horticulture, husbandry, dairy cattle selec- tion, agronomy, and farm management. Chapter president, Robert Dubas, was also selected as State Farmer, Robert Dubas, president; Jim Dubas, secretary; Fred Kozial, treasurer; Larry Knopik, sentinel.

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Front Row: G, Schwensen, D, Shotkoske, S, Zyweic, D, D, Gdowski, J, Dubas, L, Zaruba. Third Row: K, McCray, Nesbitt, N, Supencheck, S, Crouse, G, Channer, J, Maly, C, Cunningham, S, Stachura, V, Boomgaarden, T, Zum- V. Lewis. Second Row: K, Dubas, M, Hudiburgh, B, Bard, brunn, S, Kramer, G, Faaborg, S, Schweitz, S, Pierce, C, Umstead, C, Uzendoski, D, Wondercheck, J, Zaruba, S, Gdowski. Front Row: N, Swanson, D, Dubas, L, Hadfield, J, Drury, M, Fredrickson, C, Milby, P, Wagner, D, Rumsey. Third R, Lesiak, R, Wozny, C, Channer, C, Supencheck, C, Row: S, Bishop, L, Lineback, D, Trosper, J, Borgheiinck, Brower, B, Grzywa. Second Row: J, Robertson, R, A. Trosper, A, Morgan, V, Smoyer, J, Crouse, J, Davis, Christensen, P, Crawford, D,Knopik, J, Morgan, M, Knapp, D, Hebda, e Front Row:D, Cox, L, Whitney, J. Cunningham, M, Channer, J, Ludington, D, Nelson, S, Baker, K, Dissmeyer, Third L, McCray, B, Plumbtree, E, McKeeman, C, Noble, S, Row: N, Cunningham, J. Bowman, C, Wetovick, C, Larson, Nash, J. Robertson, S, Malander, Second Row: P, Mann, S, Kramer, P, Shemek, L, Makowski, D, Maybon, M, C, Stone, S, Makowski, C, Mann, B, Stickney, P, Pullen, Persons, C, Fenstemaker.

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Front Row: Mr. Metteer, S, Brower, G, Zabka, W, Bard, S, Nash, L, Whitney, M, Bloyd. Fourth Row: J, McKeeman, K, Hawthorne, R, Zaruba, J, Dubas, Mr, Bowman, S, Kramer, P, Pullen, G, Uzendoski, D, Metcalf. Second Row: C, Cunningham, R, Christensen, Fredrickson, R, McKeeman, P, Shemek, D, Rumsey, N, Swanson, J, Morgan, J, Maly, D, Russell, M, F, Kozial, Fifth Row: L, Forbes, C, Stone,C, Zaruba, Hunzeker, R, DeLancey. Third Row: C, Mann, A, B, Stickney, M. Gloor, J, Zaruba, R, Schlitt. Morgan, S, Pierce, N, Cunningham, D, Hebda, B, Current Affairs Club Re-organizes. This year the World Affairs underwent reorganiza- tion: abandoning previous membership qualifica- tions to allow underclassmen and other interested students an opportunity to participate in the club's activities. Its interests were also enlarged from world to current affairs. At the meetings, members held debates and dis- cussions on problems of the times, such as UFO's, presidential candidates, abortion, teenage prob- lems, and young adult suffrage. Mr. Metcalf and Mr. Metteer sponsored the organization. Mike Gloor, v.-pres.; Sam Brower, sec.; and Jim Maly, pres, make plans for the year.