Schuyler High School - Warrior Yearbook (Schuyler, NE)

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I it ,s , I X T x rn, ' i 5 ,Jw fr i ,H I fs fi ' Y 'N' -' x is ' ,I-5, ., 5 X , J 'V K 3 Ykiseggif M f i , F Donna .ledlicka helps Joyce Mares into the gigantic stuffed pearl. Linda Way and Delores Brezina faboveb assisted by Ron Pavel and Linda Karnik hang the netting from the ceiling. Below a ceiling of suspended pink and white seahorses finish off their appetizers. Green seahorses and candles and orange fish, juniors, seniors, and faculty members were used as centerpieces for the tables,

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i E i w lllEl.TllNES Q1 - 1 'ENG VVATE if. Prom servers--Ron Schindler, Bob Posvar, Terry Sindelar, and Tom Bodzek--portray their version of the Beatles in the skit. The Junior Class Presents Paradise of tbe Deepu An underwater atmosphere prevailed at the Junior-Senior Prom, Paradise of the Deep, on April 18. Suspended seahorses and starfish along with treasure che sts, a mermaid, a paper mache octopus and a huge clamshell stuffed with Kleenex were used to carry out the theme. The juniors spent over S300 for flour alone to make the paper mache materials. Gigantic pink cardboard horses that were attached to the lamp poles met the guests as they arrived. The Water Bugs, Charley the Tuna, and the bubble dance performed by the mermaids were the highlights of the skit put on by the servers. There was only one malfunction in the skit-Marie Kracl couldn't get her soap bubbles to make any bubbles. Mr. Dennis Nelson delivered the after dinner speech on the topic Spring Fever. While the majority of the students were dancing to the music of the Ambassadors, Don Peterson crawled into the clam shell to pose for a picture. BUGS? Bonnie Abraham and Diane Vondracek busily paint the huge suspended anchor. r

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Senior class president, Ernie Caeth, accepts a plaque from Principal Paul C, Baker in behalf of the Senior Class. Three New Awords Added To SHS Honors Convocation The National Honor Society sponsored Schuyler High School's first mid-term Honors Convocation on February l4, at which an engraved plaque was presented to the Senior Class for having the highest percentage of students on the Honor Roll, Bob Laugen, Darryl C l e s s , G e n e Pokorny, Pat Loseke, Sue O'Brien, Janet Pokorny, Ann Sahs, Margaret O'Brien, and Suzi Miller received certificates acknowl- edging an ll.OO or better semester average. The Magazine Salesmanship P l a q u e awarded to Margaret O'Brien, recognition of the student librarians, and the announcement of Gene Pokorny as the winner of the UNESCG Contest were new awards added to the second semester Honors Convocation. Some of the other awards: Mike Heavican received a dictionary for being the local winner in the Time Current Events Test. Suzi Miller was named the outstanding freshman in homemaking. M a r g a r e t O'Brien was recognized for her service to the Pep Club. Diane Hoppe, Mary Ann Bohaty, Linda Dunker, Nancy Kluck, Cathy Payzant, and Mary Schneider were announced as the varsity cheerleaders. The juniors received the inter- class track trophy. The Yell Cup was presented to the class of '65, Jim Viglicky iS named Outstandilul SGIHOL' ill Vo Ag. Miss Ostdiek presents Margaret O'Brien witha silver Chris Marohn Qnot picturedb was named outstanding medallion for having the gfeatfjst Humber Of Pep Club freshman. points.