Schuyler High School - Warrior Yearbook (Schuyler, NE)

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X. 102 sn, Real diamonds, says Trudy Jonas to Sandy Ladehoff and Linda Bentz, as Eileen Bell looks on. Mrs. E. G, Herbrich of HERBRlCH'S JEWELRY is showing them HERBRlCH'S exclusive Columbia diamond rings. HERB RlCH'S also holds the exclusive Schuyler contract for Bulova watches. Stop at HERBRICI-l'S soon. Hardly a student who attends SHS hasn't stopped at the PARKWAY DRIVE-IN for ice cream, ham- burgers or noon lunches. Service with a smile, prices within the limit of the high school budget and high quality food make the PARKWAY a favorite after-school and week-end snack and lunch stop. lt's located right on Highway l5, on the way to and from school. Wow is the only way to describe the WESTERN CAFE after a game. SHS students pour into the WESTERN to hash over the best plays ofthe game and to get good food all in one stop. To meet your friends anytime, try the WESTERN. lf you want it, we've got it, says Gary Cantlon to Gary Hollingsworth. Mr. Gene Cantlon manager of the GAlVlBLE'S STORE, has everything in the hardware line from guns to washing machines. Now in a new location, 317 East llth St., the expanded facilities offer an uncrowded atmosphere for hardware shopping. Thirty years of continuous quality Phillip 66 service have convinced Gale Pokorny to stop ar VONDRACEICS OIL COMPANY, Roy v'ondracek'S service makes the stop complete, and Gale knows that if he needs anything from oil to a tire, VONDRACEICS is the place to go. Annette Votava feels even shy, retiring girls can be leopards in the right coat. Here she is being shown a chic leopard print at F. E. DUDEK'S. Looking on is Vicky Hron. Established in l9Ol, DUDEICS carry a complete selection of clothes and accessories.

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Office girls Mary Ann Marxsen and Alvina Lambert stand along with photographer Ralph Pfeifer at LANDGREN'S STUDIO. The importance of LANDGREN'S in school life can be seen throughout the '64 WARRIOR, as many of the pictures were Ataken by Ralph, LANDGREN'S figures impressively Schuyler is a town on the grow, and helping it along it's way are Schuyler's medical men. DR. JOHN THEISEN D.D.S. DR. RAY C. MYERS M.D. li too in the life of each SHS senior, because the senior pictures taken by the studio are known for quality. The girls and Ralph are standing by the composite senior picture that is an annual gift to the school from LANDGREN'S. I Schuy1er's main street is seen facing north. 101 lf'

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One of the newest and most prominent additions to Schuyler's always anxious to prepare steaks, chicken and sea food to ever-growing number of businesses is JOHNNlE'S STEAK suit your exact tastes. Cheryl Walters is shown serving HOUSE, located on highway 30 going west. .IOHNNlE'S four Schuyler ladies who have made a wise choice by going specializes in those special dinners and has expert chefs to JO!-lNNlE'S. Meet your friends there soon! The Schuyler High School annual staff would especially like to thank the following people for their contributions to the production of this year's W,-XRRIOR: Mr, Ralph Pfeifer for taking and enlarging photographs Superintendent E, Warren Peterson, Mr. ll oger Barry, and BohLaugen for taking pictures The Davis and Wilson Architects who sup- plied the end sheets Schuyler High School studentsheadhon1exx'ardto relax in the late afternoon alter a busy day ot studying. 103