Fullerton High School - Warrior Yearbook (Fullerton, NE)

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F.H.S, faculty and student s crowd the dance floor at the dance following the banquet. Juniors Diann Dubas, left, and Cyndy Wetovick place last minute decorations on the summer tea house, which was the main attraction at the Junior- Senior Banquet and Prom. - 4 Beautiful decorating highlighted the scenery and tables just prior to the Junior-Senior Banquet,

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“Love Me Forever’ Prom Theme Weeks of planning and hard work by the Junior Class was climaxed on May 3 with the presentation of the long-awaited Junior-Senior Prom titled Love Me For- ever. The gym was transformed into a lovely garden scene, complete with summer tea house, fountain, shubbery, and the Neo- Classical replica lawn furniture. A delicious meal was prepared by the Junior mothers and served by Sophomore waiters and waitresses appropriately at- tired ineighteenth century apparel of match- ing pastels shades. Featured speakers for the banquet were faculty members Mrs. Diane Lough and Mr. Gary Camp. A song and dance number to the music Please Love Me Forever was given by the waiters and waitresses. The enjoyable evening was concluded with a dance, with music by the Ord Swing Band. Waiters and waitresses for the 1969 Junior-Senior Ban- quet were: seated, 1, to r. Janice Dubas, Sandy Kramer, Carol Brower, Judy Maly; standing, Debbie Nesbitt, Doug Gilson, Dave Larson, Bob Oakley, Roger Nesbitt, Tracy Jensen, Dave Fitzgerald, and Rosemary Lesiak. Mr. Gary Camp gives a senior- orientated talk about what to expect in the years to come,

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Seniors “Sneak” To Denver Tired! Such were the feelings of F.H.S. seniors upon returning from Denver and the sneak trip April 12-13. The return con- cluded some 25 hours of fun which included bus rides to and from Hasting's Burlington station and fabulous train rides on the California Zephyr. While in Denver, sen- iors toured a damp Mile High City and gazed at foggy but beautiful mountain scenery. Sponsors of the trip included faculty members Mrs. Diana Lough and Mrs, Mary Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Chrono- pulos. A camera catches Dale Lesiak and two classmates in one of the few peaceful ‘moments on the trip to prove a point . . they were only innocent when asleep, One of the non-sleepers on the trip was a sponsor, Mr, Chronopulos., | ee fi 2. sue . Bill McKeeman tries to liven up a bogged down card game above, much to the amusement of Rhonda Christen- sen, Susan Kramer makes a mysterious phone call while waiting for the train in Hastings, while Dave Cunningham awaits his turn.