Fullerton High School - Warrior Yearbook (Fullerton, NE)

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“Good God! They've gone inside!” Mr. Dussel frantically tries to remove Anne’s Hanukkah “gift” from his ears Anne Frank’s Faith Is Drama Theme “The Diary of Anne Frank,” directed by Miss Roni Meyer, was presented on November 24, 1970. This dramatic play is a true story based upon the actual writings found in the diary of a young Jewish girl, who, along with seven others, for two and a half years, hiding from the Nazis, lived in the “Secret Attic” of a warehouse. Faced with many hardships and fears, these people constantly struggled with reality in an attempt to maintain their sanity. Their faith in God, in themselves, and in their friends kept these people alive and happy. Mr Frank ow 4 4 eo dow wa soe Mark Gloor Debbie Hebda PUN WHE RICAN Cogeco ee ce Susan Knowles Nar: WSO) TIBAN WG cos Sees. 6 a tek eae Steve Nelson Peter Van Daan Wendel Potter WES. baie cys so baw Sate, SS os Sandy Kramer Margot Frank Debby Shoikoske Anne Frank Judy Maly Mr. Kraler Doug Newquist DATOS: gS lide iy ae se ae ee Jim Kramer A furious Peter glares at Anne as she teases him while dressed in his own clothes “I lift up mine eyes unto the mountains The Psalmist’s words calm the Franks and their friends “We are now in what is known as she follows irritated Mr. Van Daan. as the bean cycle,” announces Anne v V7.7

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“Come, Tork, if my evil plans succeed, we shall soon be in control of the entire country.” $3 ia tHe, erry. : a “Choose your answer carefully, Nell, for if you fail me I'll blow the terrible secret of your past.” “I must go, nay, do not follow me. Oh, why do you wish to tear my heart to pieces?” Melodrama Invites Cheers And ‘‘Boo’s”’ Drat! Rufus Hardart and his top mounties, Steve Stardust and Lucky Wilson, are trying to make me one of them. Rufey, as my stepmother Nell Carp calls Hardart, discovered that I am his long-lost son and Naomi, the pretty maiden whom I wanted for my wife, is actually my sister. Now she is married to Stardust. He was the intended groom of my step- sister, Andrea, but it turned out that Stardust is her brother. Even my sidekick in crime, Tork, turned out to be my sister, and we told the large turnout at “Naomi of the Northern Lights” that I, Dirty Pierre, would be good and atone for my crimes. But a policeman? “It's very seldom we see a beautiful woman out here, Miss LaFlesh. What brings you such a distance?”

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1970 Homecomin candidates were, |. to r.: Glenda Judy Maly, Caro Brower, Rosen Vickie Smoyer The newly crowned queen, Judy from Mrs. Uhler, Pep Club sponsor vary Lesiak, C: Maly, receives her Schwensen, Umstead, and gilt of roses Homecoming Sees A Warrior Victory October 16, 1970 saw another Homecoming at Fullerton. The eventful day began with the annual parade of class floats through the downtown district, followed by a pep rally. The activities resumed that evening with a Louplatte Conference gridiron contest, Fullerton taking top honors from Wood River with a final score of 34-0. The crowning of Judy Maly as 1970 Homecoming Queen was the highlight of the half- time program. Her attendants included Carol Brower, Rosemary Lesiak, Glenda Schwensen, Vicki Smoyer, and Cathy Umstead. The 1970 festivities were cli- maxed the following evening by a dance held in the high school auditorium, honoring the queen and roy- alty. “The Rouges’ Gallery,’ a rock group from Norfolk, provided the music for the Homecoming finale. Queen Judy and escort Roger Nesbitt pose for “‘“one more” camera shot at half-time