Fullerton High School - Warrior Yearbook (Fullerton, NE)

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A rarity occurred this year when F,F,A, awards were announced at the Annual F,F,A, Banquet. Honorary Chapter Farmers were the fathers of Fullerton's three State Farmers. Pictured left to right are Mr. Ben Koziol, Fred Koziol, Jim Dubas, Mr. Raymond Dubas, Mark Dissmeyer, Mr. Harold Dissmeyer, Junior Ed Dubas was the leading chapter speaker in 1968-69. Ed finished sec- ond in state contest competition. Junior Francis Fritz Wozniak is shown demonstrating his welding ability in the ag shop, A large crowd attended the annual F.F.A, Banquet held April 26. President Jim Dubas is shown addressing the gathering.

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Front Row: 1, to r. Mr. Dissmeyer, Advisor, L. Forbes, F, Kozial, J. Dubas, M. Dissmeyer, R. Schlitt, R.Small, Sec- ond Row: D. Russell, R. Nesbitt, T, Sack, J. Connelly, D. Sack, R. Thomas, R. Knopik, C, Smith, D. Gabriel, D. Du- bask, D. Meyer, J. Dubas, Third Row: D. Newquist, B. Hill, G, Santin, T. Chlopek, T. Zona, J.Small, E. Wozny, S. De- lancey, D. Bosak, J. Lesiak, E. Smith, FourthRow: E,. Du- bas, A. Zumbrunn, K. Prososki, B. Oakley, R. Ksiazek, T. Imus, L. Plumbtree, K. Hawthorne, D. Cunningham, D, Les- iak, D. Supencheck, F.F.A. Takes Part In Judging Green Hands and Slave Tenure” were the main highlights on the 1968-69 Fullerton F.F.A. agenda, Incoming F.F.A. freshmen received the formal initiation-rite dyed green hands in the fall. The greenhands were thus ush- ered into the four-year program in style. In November, volunteer F.F.A. members were sold as slaves on the auction block.' ' The slaves were sold to area pa- 1968-69 F.F.A, officers included 1, to r. Mr. Dissmeyer, Advisor; Larry For- bes, reporter; FredKozial, vice-presi- dent; Jim Dubas, president; Mark Dis- smeyer, secretary; Richard Schlitt, treasurer; and Bob Small, sentinel. trons who in turn used their newfound help to do farm work. Money from the project went to the F.F.A. treasury. F.F.A,. members also took part in land and livestock juding contests during the year under the sponsorship of Advisor Harold Dissmeyer. The social highlight of the year was the annual F.F.A.-F.H.A. dance held February 15.

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Dramatists Become Kaztors The Fullerton High drama club organ- ized in 1968-69 to become the Kaztors,. The name Kaztors was chosen by majority vote, and a constitution was drawn up during the first semester. An initiation was held for 18 founding members in November. These members be- came active through committee work, acting experience, and contest speaking. Officers for the group during the 1968- 69 school year were: Rhonda Christensen, president; Steve Delancey, vice-president; Sandy Kramer, secretary; and Judy Maly, treasurer. Mrs. Diana Lough sponsored the group assisted by Mrs. Lynn Wingrove. Kaztor members Sandy Kramer and Ed Dubas are shown in a scene from the contest produc- tion Everyman, Mrs, Diana Lough, Kaztors advisor, is shown giving direc- tions to Judy Robertson during a play production practice session, Senior Rhonda Christensen scolds Ed Dubas in the moral- ity contest play Everyman, The Kaztors won several top ratings with the play, and also earned a trip to the Fine Arts Festival in Lincoln.