Schuyler High School - Warrior Yearbook (Schuyler, NE)

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P ,' S . 'L 0 pg F . as Girls Glee: Back Row: Cheryl Walters, Sandy Ladehoff, Linda Bentz, Pat Loseke, Grace Jedlicka, Sandy Muehlich, Pat Vanderkolk, Linda Balmer, Bess Malina, Joyce Wirka, Betty McNally, LeAnna Lee, Fran Shonlxa, Sandie Schindler, Marilyn Schott, Diane Slegl, Marlene Kassmeier, Elsie Semrad, Connie Bogner, Linda Horak, Leona Vanicek, Charlene Vavricek, Linda Esterling, Sheri Oberg, Jeanne Sedlak, Susan Hespe. Row 3: Margie Loseke, Louise Macholan, Judy Muchlich, Mary O'Brien, Kathy Healy, Betty Jo Spulak, Donna Jisa, Jean O'Brien, Carolyn Shonka, Mary Kay Faltys, Ramona Lauterbach, Betty Krula, Ester Jarecki, Paulene Kracl, Diane Zrust, Ann Sahs, Diane Vondracek, Diane Hoppe, Jane Landgren, Joyce Mares. Row 2: Donna Clanton, Trish Hampl, Linda Karnik, Bonnie Yittera, Mary Schuyler Vocal Department Makes Many Performances Under the direction of Gerald Bacon the fifty-four choir members and ninety-six glee members presented their songs in a variety of new ways at SHS. The outstanding and newest event in Schuyler was the musical The King and l. The l07 cast members, most of Whom were chosen from the vocal department, spent eleven weeks of the school year in prep- aration. Those not in the musical were on committees to help on the production which took place in March. ln the spring, the choir, glee and small vocal groups took part in District Music Contest. The Schuyler vocal department fared well, receiving seven l's, four ll's and one lll. Those competing and their ratings were Choir ll, Glee l, Madrigal ll, Girls' Gctet ll,Triple Trio l, Linda Horak l, Sheri Oberg l, Fritz Wigington I, Don Peterson lll, Larry Vrba l, Louise Machalon l, and Mary O'Brien ll. Small groups took part in the Fine Arts Festival and State Music Clinic in Kearney. ln the latter five students were selected to sing in the choir of 500 students throughout the state. Those participating were Larry Vrba, Don Peterson, Sheri Oberg, Mary O'Brien, and Joyce Mares. Other activities ofthe choir and glee were the Christmas concert, performance at the Colfax County Educational Association, and the Spring Musical heldin May with the Junior High. 38 Joan Cernv, Patty Hladik, Jan Faltvs, Delores Brczina, Joyce Maca, Rose Marie Gerber, Beverly Jedlicka, Judy! Bailey, Ruby Vavricek, Mary Schneider, Janet Janda, Lynne Jones, Alice Jakub, Mary Ann Misek, Cathy Payzant, Janice Dodendorf, Mary Waak. lfront Row: Mary Ann Parolek, Eileen Bell, Mary Lueke, Mary Ann Bohaty, Lu Ann Hladky, Donna Koci, Linda Kluck, Mary Kracl, Doris Brazda, Carol Evert, Monica Pokorny, Katherine Loseke, Sharon Kohler, Sharon Mason, Diane Brazda, Mary Sobota, Karen Ferguson, Linda Jedlicka, Marcia Ferguson, Mina Pickhinke, Not Pictured: Carolyn Oborny, Trudy Jonas, Janice Kunneman, Donna Loseke, 'Connie Novak, Judy Bell, Donna French. Director: Mr. Bacon, Accompanist: Bonita Krula. Harmonizing to Susan Hespe's playing are district soloists Sheri Oberg, Louise Macholan, Fritz Wigington, Don Peterson, Nlary O'Brien, and Linda Horak.

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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

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Triple Trio: Janet laltys, Jean O'Brien, Pat Yanderkolk, Mary Lueke, Judy Muehlich, Mary Ann Bohaty, Jane Landgren, Linda Esterling, Linda llorak, Choir: Back Row: Bonita Krula, Sandy Ladehoff, Jim Varejcka, Chris Marohn, Leonard Vidlak, Bob Langer, Vaughn Wasenius, Don Peterson, Allen Ernst, Jay Salak, Howard Hamata, Dave Janovec, Dale Grotelueschen, Jane Landgren, Leona Vanicek. Row 3: Linda Bentz, Louise Macholan, Pat Vanderkolk, Margie Loseke, Harlan Waak, Fred Wigington, Jim lfinley, Ron Sindelar, Jim Hoy, Jerome Benesch, Susan l-lespe, Jeanne Sedlak, Cathy Payzant, Diane Slegl, Row 2: Betty Jo Spulak, Jan Faltys, f and 552- f , A , J L it 5 - Judy Muehlich, Sandy Muehlich, Mary O'Brien, Bonnie Vittera, Linda Esterling, Charlene Vavricek, Joyce Mares, Diane Vondracek, Sheri Oberg, Connie Bogner. Front Row: Trish Hampl, Eileen Bell, Mary Joan Cerny, Mary Lueke, Mary Ann Bohaty, Pat Loseke, Mina Pickhinke, Pauline Kracl, Mary Ann Misek, Linda Horak, Mr. Bacon. Not Pictured: Geoffrey Berglund, Kenny Cuda, Leon Foust, Keith Garrison, Dwayne May, Larry Vrba, Judy Bell. ei , , 2 l