Schuyler High School - Warrior Yearbook (Schuyler, NE)

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The selling of popcorn at a basketball game. . . . . .the debating about a new Student Council Con- stitution ...... the decorating for the Winter Ball . . . . . .the selling of Warrior ballpoint pens. . . . . .all were activities of SHS organizations as they built character and developed the ability to work to- gether.

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Behind the Scenes People Help SHS to Run Smootlwly mai Mrs. Billie Ernst Qleftj and Mrs. Geraldine Braithwait serve as secretaries for the principal and superintendent, respectively. From left, cooks Mrs, Martha Balak, Mrs. Greta ,..-::,..a' W, 5 E 'X 'mf Q f is fa at QM ,.f ,,.. wal: pm Ha.. . .www l,,,. 4 ' -'-'- W. .kiwi I - - . , I in .,,V A I . , sh.. I MVT., . if f Q ' ' A . ' ?'l X. , 7 .,,,.,, . Q . ' ' J K we 55:1 YQ 5 ,' l A - ' ' 15i?if11-52 ' L 'ing ,W ' 1, i R, ,agar t.ff , Yi K ,,.,s,,.,.-u.i,..,, . K KA k V, I iii ' ' ' 'M., A . . W., are 1--1 , .Q fl-:,:f : , V Q, t,', H , , i ' - ot?5i1'f:f'5xfiY fi? ' 2 i ' . ,Z , aw. Y if ,. I QV f , ' T, -fk. ' A ii ,z:WwA,,..M,, V V .. 1 -A,. A g Q ET 2 Q Z Rss, , . Y ,X Qififeziiiifff' ' -f ' 3 :5554 ' . Q -'f V 'f fm Iii W . if .'i. K , 3 Vw , s - - . ...ag Ak ' - of 1 w , L: W., V3 ,V . K fi' qkyzykgiri K ,, 4 V, .. ,y T4 ' , G? , Q, si fi ,1 . g ln, out, and around SHS keeping it clean are Howard Eacker, Frank Dubsky, and Gordon Dunker Cnot picturedb. Sinkula, and Mrs. Lillian Pollard serve an 'endless' line of students every school day noon. Mrs. Mary Agnes Broz, school nurse takes Janet Wagner's temperature.

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'sis .. Q 'VK l ' ' .li , Student Council Makes Improvements 'Mi . t t By Selling Cancly, Changing Constitution By selling six-hundred boxes of candy, the SHS Student Council raised the money needed to accomplish several projects for school betterment. The council placed steel lettering of the school's name on the front of the school building, framed the pictures of the all-victorious football teams that hang in the main hallway and started a fund for a foreign-exchange student. A Youth Employment Service was founded by the council to serve as a job placement bureau for students in search of employment during the school year or in the summer, and a new council constitution was formulated. Council President Larry Peters and Vice-president Gene Pokorny were replaced on May l by the newly elected Cary Brauer and Roger Davis, respectively. Kathy Furtak turned over her secretary-treasurer books to SusanO'Brien who was elected by the new council at its first meeting. The other 1963-1964 Student Council members were Tom Bodzek, Bob Broz, Roger Davis, Jack Caeth, Linda Gerrard, Darryl Gless, Sue Grebenick, Jeanette Hamata, Kathy Healy, Kenneth Kasik, Pam Kasparek, Stanley Kracl, Janet Krivohlavek, Suzi Miller, Sandy Muehlich, Sue O'Brien, Larry Vrba, Myron Schneider, Joe Swoboda, and Rolland Wolfe. Suzi Miller, a Student Council member, sells Sheri Oberg a box of chocolates in the council's candy selling campaign. W, . 37