Fullerton High School - Warrior Yearbook (Fullerton, NE)

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Front Row: 1, tor. D. Larson, G. Zabka, D. Umstead, M, Dissmeyer, T. Imus, R, Fitzgerald, P. Bialas, R. Nesbitt. Second Row: T. Roewert, D. Cunningham, S. Brower, R. Ksiazek, G, Palmer, D. Fitzgerald, P. Haynes, C, Santin, Mr. Miller, sponsor, Third Row: J. Maly, D. Maybon, F. Wozniak, R. McKeeman, K, Hawthorne, K. Prososki, B. F-Club “Rings In” Year F-Club member Jim Dubas lends a Man's Hand to school spirit at a basketball game. Jim, a senior, was this year's War- rior mascot, Oakley, R. Small, Mr. Petricek, sponsor. Fourth Row: Mr. Witty, sponsor, T. Horacek, C. Mewmaw, J. Dubas, D. Smoyer, J. Thomas, D, Gilson, M. Hunzeker, S. Sprague, B, Zaruba. Back Row: E. Dubas, J. Small, T. Jensen, L. Forbes, B. Morgan, D. Dubas, D. Gabriel, W. Potter, B. Malander. Lettermen rang in ' the 1968-69 school year with the initiation of the F.H.S. victory bell. The bell, which once rang above the grade school building, was reconditioned by the lettermen. It was given a bright coat of cardinal paint, and then adorned with a white letter ''F. ' The bell was a welcome addition to the promotion of school spirit. The Club sponsored two major events during the year; a junior high basketball tourney, and the annual basketball dance in March. Throughout the year, the Club continued to maintain its goal; promoting good sports- manship, while awarding excellence in F .H.S. athletics. Proudly displaying the new F.H.S, Victory Bellare F-Club officers 1. to r. Bill McKeeman, Sam Brower, Bill Morgan, Doug Smoyer, Jim Maly, and Greg Zabka,

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Lone Senior Leads Yell Corps A cheerleading oddity was in evidence during the 1968-69 school year. Only one senior, Joan Zaruba, was a member of the varsity cheerleading squad. Joan the elected head cheerleader, was joined by juniors Jane Morgan, Janeene Davis, Judy Robertson, and Mary Fredrickson. The reserve squad was composed of freshman Judy Zaruba andsophomores Vic- kie Lewis, Carol Brower, and Judy Maly. The reserve group, which was elected in the fall, wore candy stripe ' sweaters simi- lar to those worn by cheerleaders at the University of Nebraska. 1968-69 Varsity Cheerleaders included: Standing, Head Cheerleader Joan Zaruba, and Kneeling 1. to r. Jane Morgan, Janeene Davis, Judy Robertson, and Mary Fredrickson. Reserve cheerleaders included Judy Maly, Vickie Lewis, Joan Zaruba, Reserve cheerleaders Judy Maly (left), and Carol Brower. and Carol Brower hold the hoop that will soon be broken by onrushing bas- ketball players.

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F.H.A. Has Busy Schedule The Fullerton Future Homemakers of America Chapter centered its 1968-69 ac- tivities under the motto United We Are, United We Do. The slogan was used by all District IV chapters for the annual October F.H.A. poster contest. The chapter mem- bers at F.H.S. united' ’ themselves in the sponsorship of many activities during the school year. First semester activities included the Tasting Tea, Caroling Party, Daddy Date Night, and the Saturday School Clean-Up. Second semester activities included the Style Show, F.H.A. Week, and the Senior- Faculty Farewell. Projects introduced during the 1968-69 school year included the selling of cook books, and the preparing of Christmas gifts for U.S. soldiers in Viet Nam. Mrs. Irene Kula served her first year as the F.H.A. advisor. Chapter mothers in- cluded Mrs. C. H. Hebda, Mrs. Ray Dubas, Mrs. Kenneth Davis, and Mrs, Robert Zar- uba. Patti Mann points out some delicious treats to Mrs, John Russell at the F.H.A, Tasting Tea, F.H.A, officers included 1, to r. Front Row: Janice Dubas, Cynthia Wetovick, Joan Zaruba, Peggy Pullen, Janene Davis, Back Row: Mrs, Kula, sponsor, Judy Robertson, Lorraine Zaruba, Kathy McCray, Marcy Davis, Nancy Swanson, F.H.A, gals and their fathers enj oy Daddy Date Night, Barb Stickney, Pat Wagner, Lorraine Zaruba, and Joan Zaruba trick or treat for UNICEF,