Schuyler High School - Warrior Yearbook (Schuyler, NE)

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Dick Qualsett, Bob Johnson and Gary Cantlon await the go signal to open the curtain. l To show Chris their mental state, Dick Qualsett, Bonnie Abraham and Don Peterson perform a dance. J -' ' -,'. J rrssr J Y l ' , K l - ,f t l s at P l i'ni i' 3 'fi J r,t. iw .. A ,ar ' l 2 , ,Q C ,5.if.tg 7 l . f - -n,t . - - ,-,. , .,a:z:5gf:w' ' 5. ,-ff , - tt-, Tafki f wfggiqgef f trtt on With . thermometers in their mouths, LeAnna Lee, Bonnie Abraham, Don Peterson and Dick Qualsett try to find their energy peak, Student Analyzes Her Family in The Little Dog Laughed The first event of 1964 was the presentation of the Junior Class Play, The Little Dog Laughed, on January 9. Chris Chronister had the leading role in the comedy in which she caused commotion and trouble when she psychoanalyzed everyone by using the ink-blot test. Linda Esterling carried a play book with her throughout the entire matinee because she had to fill in for LeAnna Lee, who was taken ill. LeAnna did make it for the evening per- formance. The other cast members Were: Dick Qualsett, Bonnie Abraham, Don Peterson, Bob Johnson, Roger Davis, Mike Heavican, Janet Wagner, Lynne Jones, Jean O'Brien, Susan Hespe, Gloria Camp, Mary Coufal and Mina Pickhinke. Mr. Marvin Stone, assisted by Gary Cantlon, directed the play. Mike Heavican climbs upon a chair when he hears the mating call of a rare bird. 1 2 1

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kmww ' . A cardboard Eskimo guards the entrance to his igloo at the Winter Ball. North to Aloskowis Theme '1' ofthe Pep Clubs Winter'Bc:1ll SHS students went North to Alaska for their annual Winter Ball, the second dance of the school year, on January 21. The theme was carried out by having a six-foot igloo made from 10,000 carefully stuffed Kleenex. Along with the igloo was an almost life-size Eskimo and a family of eight penguins, one of which wore a green and White Schuyler beanie. Students sliding under tables, fly n gt arms, and stubbed toes were a few of the 'Wg mishaps when Jack Seckman and the Ambas- sadors, who furnished the music, played the traditional Flying Dutchman. Murcia Rosh peeks from behind one of the Eskimos.

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Kathy Furtak and Judy Kluck get settled in the bus that the contestants took to the speech contest. Darryl Gless discusses his speech with the judge. Pat Parolek awaits his turn to read his part in the play. 13 Speech Students Trovel to Vorious Speech Contests This year the speech students partic- ipated in three contests including the Fine Arts Festival held by the University of Nebraska and District Speech Contest. Two ot the students rated superior in the Central Ten Speech Contest at Seward on April 4, Darryl Cless in Original Public Address and Cene Pokorny in Extempora- neous. Excellent ratings were achieved by Kathy Purtak in Poetry, Judy Kluck, Cale Pokorny, Donna Kracman, Linda Bentz, and Pat Parolek in Play Reading, Jay Salak in Interpretive Public Speaking, Stanley Kracl in Public Speaking, and Larry Vrba in lnter- pretive Prose Reading.