Fullerton High School - Warrior Yearbook (Fullerton, NE)

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Individualism or Mass Groupism? Debbi Nesbitt and Dave Fitzgerald view the scenery at Garden of the Gods Maybe utter chaos would describe this scene of stu- dents returning after lunch Another day at school as students check their lock- ers for needed materials A group of “hillbillies gather in the “cornfield to chat at the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Homecoming Queen Judy Maly is congratulated by attendants and escorts following her crowning Mary Smoyer appears to be inquisitive with regard to her , American history assignment ’

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With Interest Comes Involvement Debbi Nesbitt sits astride Mountie John Dudek during rehearsal of ‘““Naomi of the Northern Lights.” Senator Carl Curtis poses with Presidential Classroom Repre- sentative Paul’ Haynes Seniors anxiously search for seats upon boarding the Many girls arrived at school early in the morning bus for Colorado Springs for Varsity cheerleader tryouts Coach Petricek appears here with one of his physical education classes during one of their archery sessions. Archery is only one of the many activities undertaken by P.E. classes

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Fifty-Two Seniors Face Road of Life “The Greatest Drama LIFE” was the theme cho- sen by the four senior speakers at Commencement Exercises May 24. The speeches included “Life is in Hysterics A Drama of the Absurd,” by Wendel Potter; “Laughing at Life.’ by Doug Gilson; “Tragedy in Life’s Dramatic Plot,” by Sandy Kramer; and “Real- ity The Collage of Life,” by Rosemary Lesiak. Special music for graduation included a duet by Dale Dubas and Mary Channer and selection by the senior girls’ sextette. Six seniors-Jean Drury, Betty Grzywa, San- dra Kramer, Rosemary Lesiak, Judy Maly, and Linda McCray—received trophies for ranking scholastically in the top ten percent of the class. Kathy Dissmeyer, Mary George, Sandra Kramer, Judy Maly, and Terri Zumbrunn were also recognized for receiving various scholarship awards. Baccalaureate services were conducted May 23 and included a prayer and sermon, “The Gentle Revolutionary,” by Reverend John Barklind. Graduates are perhaps enjoying a moment of nostalgia before entering the auditorium. Senior girls prepare for graduation by putting on the finishing touches and possibly reminiscing. Junior escorts Kendra Baker and Bill Anderson lead the seniors into the gym for their big moment.