Schuyler High School - Warrior Yearbook (Schuyler, NE)

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lt's lunch hour, and Tom Steuben is picking up some des- sert from Mike Hoskovec at HOSKOVEC CROCERY, close to the school at ll6 West 7th, HOSKOVEC'S,carries a complete line of candy and fresh bakery products as well as meats and canned goods. They are open nights and Sundays for your last minute shopping pleasure. Q Ui, iii, Wi' , Mike Berglund, an employee of Grubb's JACK AND JILL, is always on his toes to give quick carry-out service. GRUBB'Snew location in downtown Schuyler offers plenty of free customer parking and the joy of shopping in a new super market, where the best brands of groceries and meats are commonplace. Shop GRUBB'S for convenience and service. Sl-lS's science instructor, Mr. Merritt Dodson, and his wife often remark on the convenience and live-ability of their 42-foot Detroit Mobile Home. They live at Lonnie Spies's SCHUYLER TRAILER COURT, west on High- way 30. Lonnie's also sells high quality furniture and appliances at respectable prices, Mary Leuke and Elaine Jedlicka are reflected in quality at VALLEY COURTS, west on Highway 30. They testify that each of the motel's com- fortable rooms are clean, bright and reasonably priced. Recom- mend VALLEY COURTS when overnight guests come to visit. They will be glad you did! Come on, Jean, says Darryl Gless to Jean Kluck, don't blush. lt's an honor to be voted 'Best Dressed Boy and Girl of the Senior Class'. Darryl and Jean were voted to the honor by all members of the senior class because of their good looking, always well cared for clothes. Chances are they have their clothes cleaned at JOHANSEN CLEANERS, where quick service and beautiful workmanship are synonymous. JOHANSEN'S give the tops in dry cleaning. 5? W , .A Wg. , 5 f . . , A f. fa, , ,, - , Delores Spulak is putting the last finishing touches to Joyce Blatny's new hair style. Joyce will always look her best when she has her hair done at DELORES' BEAUTY SALON, at ll4 East 7th, For expert style, cut or set, see Delores at DELORES' BEAUTY SALON.

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The ARROW INN serves delicious food, right Joyce Mares and Donna Jedlicka? The service is good, the atmosphere is right, and the prices low, How much more could you ask for? The ARROW INN is located on Highway 30 and is the Greyhound Depot' in Schuyler. One doesn't.have to look hard to find chicks at OBERG'S I-IATCHERY. There are hybrid chicks and laying chicks and disease-free chicks, Leghorns, cal-legs, white ricks, brooders and Sheri Oberg, Judy Kluck, and Rita Reinmiller! When you think of insurance, think of W. E. MCNALLY COMPANY, the oldest insurance, loan and real estate dealer in Colfax County. Rose Ann Gerber, Judy Bell, Connie Bogner and Kathleen McNally do, and Mr. McNally seems glad of it!! Any time is gift time, and Nellie White and Virginia Parolek are learning the perfect gift is a selection from NECHVATAL JEWERY'S fine collection of watches, diamonds and costume jewelry. NECI-IVATAIJS know jewelry and are always glad to help you with a suggestion. 25,5 if Ummmmmmm! is what Frances Shonka might be saying of these skirts and sweaters she and Marilyn Schott are being shown at FURTAICS DEPARTMENT STORE. EURTAICS abundant choice of clothes for men, women, and children please even the most discriminate shopper at happily low prices. Denny Smith and Dave Johnk both know cars and gasoline. That's why WOERNER OIL COMPANY'S low rates for quality. gas and oil products attracted them while out for a drive one day after school. WOERNER'S is located on Highway 30 going east.