Fullerton High School - Warrior Yearbook (Fullerton, NE)

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Mr. Gary Yost, F.H.S, music director, leads the concert band practice in preparation for spring concert and contest performances,

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Cinder Marks Are Amended Many outstanding performances by F,H,S. trackmen broke, tied. and threatened existing school records. Leading the way was Junior Tim Roewert who added a 750.3 440-yard dash clocking to the records, and tied the 220-yard dash mark of :22.5, Roewert also anchored the mile relay record-breaking performance at the State Meet in Kearney an outstanding 3:29.7, This performance bettered a 3:33.6 effort set earlier in the season. Junior Tim Horacek tied the school high jump mark at 6 feet to become the district high jump champ. Senior Bill Morgan. a consistant half-mile performer. ran 2:03.4, whichwas only some two seconds off the school mark, Another outstanding performance was by Sophomore pole-vaulter Dave Fitzgerald. Fitzgerald cleared 11 feet one inch, and Sian Wess iinicrisk eiimahee dt tieintiaese showed promise of surpassing the school which enabled him to tle the school record of 11' 11 3-4 , Junior George Pal- high jump record of six feet. mer ran :54.0 in the 440. and showed much improvement from his sophomore year, With Roewert, Palmer, Horacek, and Fitz- gerald returning in '70, another record- harvest is planned. The record-breaking mile relay quartet was composed of Greg Zabka, Tim Roewert, George Palmer, and Bill Mor- gan. The team finished second in the State C meet with a 3:29,7 time. The team finished a blazing kick by anchor- man Tim Roewert (extreme left), who also established himself as a top individual performer in the quarter-mile,

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MA % Baas Irth, i. Girls Glee members include 1, to r. Front Row: Mr. Yost, Director, D. Cox, L. Whitney, E. Bialas, J. Cunningham, S. Nash, C. Fenstemaker, K. Hadfield, B. Plumbtree, M. Davis, S. Zywiec, N. Swanson, C. Brower, J. Maly, G, Schwensen, C, Zywiec, K, Baker. Second Row:G, Chan- ner, J. Robertson, M. Channer, D. Shotkoske, B. Bard, J. Dubas, M. Fredrickson, D. Nesbitt, J. Zaruba, D. Shot- koske, K, Dubas, S, Crouse, C. Milby,J. Brogan, P. Mann, B, Cunningham, M. Kotlarz, Row Three: B. Stickney, R Christensen, V. Klassen, D. Wondercheck, J. Drury, L. McCray, M. Knapp, N. Gdowski, N. Cunningham, M. Mor- gan, C, Stone, C. Umstead, L. Ahlers, J. Zaruba, M. Milby, S. Baker, D. Dubas, R. Lesiak, Fourth Row: C. Noble, P. Wetovick, J. Morgan, C. Fenstemaker, M. Smoyer, D. Nelson, D. Hebda, J. Bowman, V. Smoyer, S. Kramer, S. Kramer, L. Lineback, T. Zumbrunn, S. Schweitz, J. Davis, D. Hebda, K, Dissmeyer, C. McCray, S. Makowski, L. Zaruba, Girls Glee Gets Top Rating Junior Triple Trio members include (top to bottom, 1. to r.) Cyndy Wetovick, Jeanene Davis, Mary Morgan, accompanist, Jane Morgan, Beth Bard, Cathy McCray, Sandi Nash, Mary Fredrickson, Patti Mann, Linda Whit- ney. A superior rating at the N.S.A.A. District Music Contest in Aurora high- lighted the Girls Glee year. The rating was the first one in four years for the group, Due to the exceptionally large size of the group and limited space, Glee mem- bers practiced in morning and afternoon shifts this year. Superior ratings al- so went to three small groups and individual soloists. The Senior Octette, Junior Triple Trio, and Sophomore Sex- tette won group awards; Nancy Swanson and Sandy Kramer won individual awards for solos.