Fullerton High School - Warrior Yearbook (Fullerton, NE)

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F.H,S, Pep Club members turn out in blankets, ear muffs, coats, and gloves to support the Warrior gridders ona frosty October night. Organizations

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Personnel Numbers Seven Mrs, Ruby Newquist completed her second year in the Fullerton system, serving as as- sistant office secretary. WA Serving their second year in the newly-completed lunch room were cooks Mrs, Mary AcAfee, Mrs, Alice Sidders, and Mrs, Liz Stopak, J Mrs. Margaret Leininger, who serves as of- fice secretary, completed her ninth year at Fullerton High. Mr. Virg Kula (left) and Mr. Ray Dubas served as custo- dians in the High School building during the 1968-69 school year.

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i i I ui 1968-69 Student Council members included Front Row, l. to r., R. Schlitt, F. Wozny, G. Zabka, D, Cunningham, D. Smoyer, S. Brower, D. Fitzgerald, E. Dubas, Second Row: Mr. Wolvin, Sponsor, M. Davis, B. Stickney, P. Pullen, J. Davis, C. Beed, J. Maly, Mr. Witty, Sponsor, Back Row: J. Bowman, Mrs, Swartz, Sponsor, S. Kramer. Council Sponsors Career Day The Student Council began its activities early with the sponsorship of two fall ac- tivities. The Council sponsored the Career Day in October in which representatives from companies, armed services, and col- leges met with students and parents. The organization also sponsored the annual Sadie Hawkins dance in November, which the student body enjoyed immensely, The Council rewrote its consititution in 1968-69 to update policies. The task was accomplished under the leadership of three faculty sponsors: Mrs. Jane Swartz, Mr. Bill Witty, and Mr. Walter Wolvin. Senior Dale Lesiak and Junior Linda Whitney attentively watch the Sadie Hawkins proceedings, Junior Mary Fredrickson and Senior Greg Zabka join in the Sadie Hawkins competitive spirit in the marshmal- low-string game. Senior Wayne Wondercheck finds that apple bobbing isn't all that easy, a s@