Schuyler High School - Warrior Yearbook (Schuyler, NE)

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Dick Qualsett C525 stands ready to tackle the Wahoo ball ca1f1'ie1'. Dave .lauovec and Roger Davis Qin whiteh scramble amid Clarkson players for a jump ball,

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The anxiety ofthe big game of the yeaif ...... the disappointment in defeat ...... the soife muscles fifom pifactice ...... the happiness of a completed pass ...... the staifting of wifestling and cifoss-conntify teams ...... all helped to stifengthen leadeifship and develop spoiftsmanship and ohaifacteif among the SHS body.

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Only Two Gomes Are Won os Boll Club Ends Seoson The second half of the season was worse than the first, but we did play the top three Class B schools in Nebraska then and also Columbus, explained Schuyler Coach Fred Arnold. The Homecoming game against Seward was our best performance, the Albion game was our worst. The 1963 Schuyler Warriors' season ended in a 2-6-l record with victories over Blair and Seward. Kenny Kasik was named to the All Central Ten East team by the conference's coaches. During the nine game season, he had made 88 tackles. The Warriors scored 89 points against l5O for the opponents. Top Schuyler scorer was David Johnk with 45 points. The Warriors' total yardage was 1698 yards. Rushing yardage was l4l3, while air yardage was 285. The Warriors attempted 89 passes. Twenty-one were good for a 23.6 average. Myron Schneider was the offensive standout. He carried the ball l34 times for 678 yards, a 5.3 average. Coach Arnold said that being a young ball club hurt this year, but that next year with seven or nine regulars back he foresees a better season. 54 m- .lim Varejcka makes offensive yardage against ahorde of Seward players. I . .... Y. . me we Coaches Arnold and Bodzek make changes in the Warriors' offense against Seward during the game's halftime.