Fullerton High School - Warrior Yearbook (Fullerton, NE)

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The queen and her attendants are Cindy Mann, Dixie Rumsey, Anne Morgan, Gail Faaborg, and Jackie Robertson. Dixie Rumsey reignsas Basketball Queen, Dixie Rumsey Is Basketball Queen. The crown, the flowers, the queen--these ident, Charles Zaruba, She took her throne were only small details of a night to re- and Mr, and Mrs. Ehlers presented her with member--Basketball Prom 1968. a bouquet of roses and a pearl necklace, A Dixie Rumsey was crowned by F-Club pres- reception line and refreshments followed. The queen candidates and their escorts are Don Potter, Charles Zaruba, Dixie Rumsey, Steve Nesbitt, Jackie Gail Faaborg, Richard Anderson, Anne Morgan, Robertson, Garry Knopik, Cindy Mann and MikeGloor.

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my o Mie ee | Pink and silver crepe paper trans- 7 € o formed the Fullerton High School gym into the setting for the annual FFA- FHA Sweetheart and Beau Dance. The two organizations work together each year to put on a dance and crown their royalty. Mistress of ceremonies, Marilee Persons, introduced the sweetheart and beau candidates. Then Allan Small, 1967 Beau, crowned Peggy Shemek as the new sweetheart, and Roberta Smoyer crowned the new beau, Robert Dubas. FFA adviser, Mr. Dissmeyer, pre- sented Peggy with a bouquet of roses. Robert Dubas was presented with an identification bracelet as his gift. The new sweetheart and beau were con- gratulated with a receiving line. Re- Robert Dubas and Peggy Shemek reign as the 1968 FFA-FHA freshments and more dancing followed. Sweetheart and Beau. FFA-FHA Crown Sweetheart and Beau. Jerry Grzywa, Lucy Hadfield, Lawrence Wozniak, Gail Shemek, Cindy Mann, Larry Knopik, Anne Morgan, Faaborg, Beau Robert Dubas, Sweetheart Peggy and Ed Herdzinaare FFA-FHA Royalty. Th tan tor AF - ‘ we

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Juniors Portray Romance in Venice. Venice Italy was the setting for the 1968 Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. Red, white, and blue crepe paper transformed the gym into a Venetian fantasyland. A glit- tering crystal globe hung from the center of the gym, and murals decorated the sides of the walls. A gondola was at one side. The waiters and waitresses were dressed as gondoliers and Italian maids, At the banquet, Mrs. Diana Lough provided humor with Canal Chatter, and Mr. Ray Ehlers presented the main address of the evening. Waiters and Waitresses for the banquet were: R, Zaruba, T, Roewert, T, Dancing to the music of the Horacek, P, Mann, J, Davis, J. Thomas, G, Palmer, J, Robertson, M, Ord Swing Band followed. Fredrickson, E, Dubas, S, Schweitz, and J, Morgan, At the banquet, the waiters and waitresses begin serving The banquet finished, juniors and seniors await the enter- the delicious meal prepared by Junior mothers. tainment by the waiters and waitresses.