Schuyler High School - Warrior Yearbook (Schuyler, NE)

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National llonor Society: Back Row: Nellie White, Gordon Vavricek, James Viglicky, Ernie Gaeth, Bob Laugen, Larry Kluck, Elaine Jedlicka. l-'ront Row: Darryl Gless, Senior Closs Wins Ploque Given by the Honor Society A plaque, awarded to the senior class both semesters of the H7615-l9o4 school year, was a new tradition estab- lished this year bythe National l lonor Society. 'l'he seniors received the honor for having the highest percentage of its students on the semester honor roll. They had their name engraved on the plaque. Another promotion of scholarship awarded by the society was the presentation of certificates to students having an ll.OO or above average. An Honors Convocation was held at the end ofthe first semester to give out the awards. National llonor Society members were chosen by their teachers on the basis of leadership, scholarship, character and service. Mrs. Helen Saegerwasthe society sponsor. S Club: Back Row: Bob Broz, Dick Qualsett, Gary Brauer, Allen Valish, Dave Janovec, Dave Johnk, Jack Gaeth, Gene Robertson, Roger Davis, Steve Peterson, Larry Horejsi, Kenny Cudly, Patil Vavricek, Pat Parolek. Front Yr ,Q A ., i f Y fi 4' at El i Judy Kluck, Sherilyn Oberg, Charlene Vavricek, Gene Pokorny, Pat Loseke, Leona Vanicek, S Club Buys Movie Comero, Sponsors 8-town Trock Meet The athletic department now takes movies of all sports events thanks to the work of the S Club. At the beginning of the school year, Sillub members sold Warrior pens tohelp in purchasinggthe movie camera and projector. The Rotary and Junior Chamber of Commerce of Schuyler also contributed to the fund. The movies are used by the players after a game so they can see how they played and find their mistakes. The films are also sent to other towns for scouting purposes. The other project of the S Club was to sponsor a ,lunior high and freshman track meet with eight towns. This was held on May 12. Coach Arnold was the club sponsor. Row: Greg Hogel, Bill Cerny, Tom Steuban, Myron Schneider, Larry Peters, Roy Vondracek, Dan Wisnieski, Tom Bodzek, Jerry Limbach, Kenny Kasik, Gene Novak, Joe Jonas, Bob Polzin, Jim Varejcka, Gary Fendrick.

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' .533 -'N' . : i 1-if-'N fl E i ' K ' Wi 'f DX ,f- 5 - su i su 2' , 'YF' sta shi xgmmggxww ii Q- if if Fritz Wigington, Darryl Cless, Rita Reinmiller and Bob Laugen make a solution for an experiment. Janet Krivohlavelf, Cheryll Spies, Joan McNamara, Cary lflollingsxvorth and Cary Cantlon test for radi- oactivity With a Geiger counter. Cheryll Spies, Edith Moore, Joe Swoboda, Roger Davis, Dick Qualsett and Don Krzycki study facts about electricity. Science 8K Moth Scholarship Presented to Don Krzycki The Science and Math Club scored several firsts during the 1963-64 school year, Don Krzycki was the recipient of afifty dollar scholarship from the club's treasury to be usedin the field of science. The sponsors and Mr. Baker selected Don from the applications submitted. Also new this year was the admission of five girls into the club. Contrary to previous belief, girls could join but until this year only boys participated. Highlights of the year were the science fairs. The club sponsored a fair in Schuyler and participated in the Wayne State College fair. A variety of projects included a solar cell, cloud chamber and a heart diagram. Officers of the Science and Math Club Were Bob Laugen, presidentg Cary Cantlon, vice-presidentg Don Krzycki, secretary- t r e a s u r e rg Cary Hollingsworth, n e W s reporterg and Joe Swoboda, Student Council Representative. Mr. Merritt Dodson and Mr. Alvah Muelich, club s p on s o r s, provided supervision and assistance to the members.

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The FHA: Back Row: Betty McNally, Betty Krula, Mary Ann Bohaty, Mary O'Brien, Linda Jedlicka, Alice Jakub, Jo Ann Eckstein, Janet Fichtl, Joan Swoboda, Charlotte Kuzel, Janet Spulak, Annette Votova, Linda Karnik. Row 4: Eileen Kolm, Margaret Bender, Beverly Albert, Mary Ann Parolek, Connie Bogner, Donna Kracman, Donna Jisa, Jean O'Brien, Susan Hespe, Janet Faltys, Linda Way, Cheryll Spies, Marlene Kment, Linda Dunker. Row 3: Joyce Maca, Katherine Loseke, Donna Loseke, Jeanne Sedlak, Linda Esterling, Karen Ferguson, LuAnn Hladky, Sandra Bogner, Mary Jo Cerny, Nancy Kluck, Bonnie Leono Vonicek Heods FHA, Membership Totols Sixty-five With eighteen new members the sixty- five FHA girls started the new year under the leadership of Leona Vanicek. The officers donned in new red wrap-around jumpers and the members with red skirts and white blouses promoted different areas in homemaking. On Family Night, held in April, thirteen girls from the Schuyler Chapter received their Junior degree. This degree is an achievement earned in FHA by doing extra individual work. They were Joyce Blatny, Janet Faltys, Mary Kay Faltys, Kathy Healy, Mary Jo Cerny, Mary O'Brien, Charlotte Kuzel, Cheryll Spies and Marlene Kment. Besides Family Night, several other meetings were held during the year. Schuyler members attended a meeting at Columbus and were hosts of an exchange meeting with North Bend. At this meeting a speaker from the University of Nebraska showed a film and spoke on going steady, dating and early marriage. The chapter also sponsored several leisure activities along with the FFA. The biggest events were the Sweetheart Ball and the Fall Festival where Larry Jedlicka and Leona Vanicek were King and Queen. Other projects were an evening of Christmas caroling, a twirp dance given for the whole student body, and the adoption of foster grandparents, ln the latter each girl was assigned someone from one of the retirement Abraham, Diane Hoppe. Row 2: Beverly Jedlicka, Donna Jedlicka, Diane Bauman, Mary Ann Misek, Kathleen Schroeter, Joyce Blatny, Mary Waak, Connie Novak, Monica Fokorny, Carolyn Kehrli, Bonnie Vittera, Diane Vondracek, Front Row: Pat Loseke, Song Leader and Recreation Chairman, Joyce Wirka, Treasurerg Elaine Jedlicka, Second Vice-president, Leona Vanicek, Presidentg Kathy Healy, First Vice-presidentg Marcia Ferguson, Secretaryg Mary Kay Faltys, Parliamentariang Janice Kunneman, Historian and Publicity Chairman. homes in Schuyler to pay regular visits to throughout the year. The year's program was closed by a senior party and the annual FHA-FFA picnic on May 25. To make money to promote their activities, the FHA sold Warrior sweatshirts.