Schuyler High School - Warrior Yearbook (Schuyler, NE)

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22 Seniors ond oCbicken . Stoge ploy The Egg ond IH Twenty-two seniors and achicken presented the Senior Class Play, The Egg and I, on November l5, under the direction of Mr. Dennis Nelson and student director, Larry Vrba. Darryl Cless and Rita Reinmiller had the leading roles in the situation comedy portraying the problems which arise whenacity family with two teen-age daughters moves to a remote farm in Washington to raise chickens. The daughters, Judy Kluck and Sheri Oberg, had boy problems that included trying to teach Larry Peters his algebra under an umbrella and k e e p i n g Roy Vondracek's hollow s to m a ch satisfied. All ends well, however, as Sheri rejoins Bob Laugen, a fellow-chicken-raiser, and Judy finds a new beau, Jay Salak, a star athlete. Other cast members were Ruth Welch, Dan Wisnieski, Kathy Furtak, J e r ry L i mb a c h, C a rolyn Oborny, Janet Krivohlavek, Mary O'Brien, Joan McNamara, Sharon Hoelscher, Eileen Kolm, Charlene Vavricek, Donna Kracman, Don Krzycki and Larry Vrba. Sheri Oberg and Carolyn Oborny argue about a girdle as Larry Peters and Judy Kluck look on. Janet Krivohlavek applies Joan McNamara's make-up While Judy Kluck reads a magazine, Sheri Oberg gives before the play. her a beauty treatment. 9

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Kenny Kasik and the accompanist help Mr, Pruth his wheelchair and later he signs autographs for Rollie McFarland, the singer in the second program, with Wolfe, Kenny and Myron Schneider. Assemblies Provide Break in Regular School Schedule Mr. Phil Betzold shows equipment from the first Mr. Robert Christopher displays a sword in the third program Denizens of the Deep to Ronnie Pavel. program Around the World on SSO.

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Jerry Limbach and Judy Kluck hand a ballot to Mary Jo Cerny at the County Government Day election. The officers-elect ride to the Courthouse for the day's activities in a school bus. Students Elect H Juniors to Serve os County Otticiols Eleven Schuyler juniors learned of their county government's operations at the thirteenth Cornhusker Boy s' and Girls' County Government Day on November 7. After the Oath of Office was administered by County Judge Joe R. Broz, the students reported to their respective offices to study its operations. Following an American Legion banquet, a Nebraska State Patrolman gave an address on highway safety and safe driving. The juniors attending were Diane Hoppe, Roger Davis, Mary Coufal, Diane Vondracek, Nancy Kluck, Gary Cantlon, Bob Polzin, Mike Heavican, Eugene Heavican, Melvin Brichacek, and Don Peterson. The elected juniors pin on their badges of office in the school library. Roger Davis, Boys' State Representative, and Monica Becker, Girl's State Representative, study for their test on Nebraska Government.