Fullerton High School - Warrior Yearbook (Fullerton, NE)

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Mary George, Rosemary Lesiak, and Eva McKeeman dissect a pig in physiology, a new course offering. To give their drab lockers a little life, students used their artistic talents to express their feelings. Curriculum Offers Four New Classes Considerable interest was shown in the four new classes that the administration saw fit to include in the curriculum. Health Ed., German, Physiology, and Ag. Mechanics noticeably broadened the present cur- riculum and added new interest to an otherwise aver- age schedule. 1971 brought about many changes, not only in the curriculum but also in the dress code and other areas of school. Looking toward the future, these changes and additions will help the student to prepare for a future worthwhile and to be able to further himself in whatever he undertakes. Even though this may seem like all work and no play, classes included just the right amount of fun to brighten up a day at school. German brought the fun of learning a new language and fooling those who didn’t understand; the other classes had lab experiences that brought about learning as well as enjoyment. The years have produced notable changes and future ones will bring continued improvement as we try to make the 70’s the best decade ever! Some jobs in shop.need four hands rather than two. “Watch it, Roger!”

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Academics

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Magazines, books, newspapers, students, meetings, gum, and detention— that is a study hall, Home Economics I and II students M. Dubas, T. Noble, and P Grzywa experience a week of play school. i In Drivers’ Ed. and never changed a tire? You will; it’s a fact of life. Right, Bev and Tracy? Art is self-expression of a student; but as A. Sack and S. Zywiec show, it requires work.