Fullerton High School - Warrior Yearbook (Fullerton, NE)

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Mr. Ralph Chief Koskela and Mr. Leigh Eagle Met- calf played a faculty role in promoting football Homecoming spirit.

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F.H.S. Life Not All Work Work wasn't all there was to being an F.H.S. student. Students found time during the 1968-69 school year to attend many social events and also to associate with fellow students. Whether attending a dance, promoting school spirit, or just plain goof- ing around, F.H.S. students found that the right combination of work and play could combine to produce an enjoyable school year. Freshman Bill Anderson heads the ''chow line for refreshments at the football dance. Serving Bill is fellow classmate Beth Imus, Pep Club members gather for a rousing cheer during a pep rally staged on Broadway. There's always time for quiet medi- tation in a secluded corner as evi- Everything from secrets to scandal is discussed denced by Junior Mark Hunzeker. during the noon gathering outside the front en- trance.

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Members of the Board of Education are; seated, 1. to r. Mrs, Pa- tricia Gloor, Dr. B. W. Kramer, Mr. Richard Russell, standing, Mr. Robert Palmer, Mr. Steve Dubas, Mr. Dale Ballentine, and Mr. Willard Hunzeker. Board Task Not Easy Administrators, namely board mem- bers, superintendents, and principals, share the task of running a school, This task is by no means an easy one. Board members, the elected representatives of taxpayers, must answer to the public for any decisions that they make. Superintendents and prin- cipals must see that everything within the system is operating efficiently. Mr. Max Irvin completed his second year as principal at Fullerton High. He received his B.S, and M.S, de- grees from Wayne State College. Mr. Willard Hunzeker, superintendent, received his B,A, degree from Peru State College and his M.S, degree from the University of Omaha, He has served as F.H,S, superin- tendent for eleven years.