Schuyler High School - Warrior Yearbook (Schuyler, NE)

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fi l-'inest quality at lower- than-list prices is the motto of BOLT'S VARIETY. Stop in soon to choose from BOLT'S wide selection of brand name mer- chandise. Kathy Krutz and Kathy Bodzek choose from BOLT'S wide variety of Sangamon, Fairfield, and Funliners greeting cards. Xi ffl! John Krivohlavek and Frank Dudek know that there is nothing like sharp clothes to give a feel- ing of confidence. PE. DUDEK and SON features complete lines of Munsingwear, Ship 8 Shore blouses, and Levi slacks for men and boys. Shop DUDEICS for quality clothing at reasonable prices. , I Norma Cahill and Pat Zrust know DON'S BAKERY offers a large variety of doughnuts, cookies, cakes and rye breads. They specialize in cakes made to order. Also stop at DON'S DELICATESSEN for a 150 ham- burger as an after school snack. Sensational! is what Diane Bauman might he thinking as Doug Balhorn, salesman for the J. M. MCDONALD COMPANY, is showing her the latest Star -Stream luggage, Through volume buying for stores throughout the middle west McDONALD'S can guarantee practical prices on a large selection of clothing for any member of the family, draperies, yard goods, and many other high quality items. Next time you shop-- shop MCDONALD'S .

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A..JJ, When you think of appliances, think of GAMBLES, located at 1117 B Street. Mr. Gene Cantlon, manager of the CAlVlBL.liS STORE, has everything in the hardware line from screwdriyers to clothes dryers. Louise Maeholan and Kathy Schroeter examine a G,E. Clock Radio shown to them by Gary Cantlon. 2 . 2 M 3 ia The drink for those who think young is enjoyed by Pam Kasparek and TrishaMcNamara at KAS PAR EK'S CAFE. Because of the nearness to school many SHS'ers choose KASPAREICS as the place to eat their noon lunches. The cafe is located on the east side of Highway 15. Alan Gless is hopefully dreaming of the day when he can get his class ring as he watches Diane Zrust choose her ring from HERBRICH JEWELRY. Mrs. Herbrich is on hand at HERBRlCH'S to.give youa helping hand in selecting the best. Bernard Valish, an employee ofthe BEN FRANKLIN store, is showing Janet Faltys a record case, Capitol and RCA Victor records can also be seen. The re- cently enlarged store now has a larger supply of Luce luggage, Coats and Clark thread, and Buster Brown wear. Supplying school demands is a specialty at BEN FRANKLIN'S. They offer a large selection of supplies from which to choose. Shop at BEN FRANKLlN'S today.

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Mary Lou Hoppe and Leonard Vanicek are stocking up on bread and buns for aparty they might be planning. They know that they can depend on DUBSKY'S IGA FOOD STORE for fresh bread, Prairie Maid luncheon meats, fresh vegetables and fruits, and other IGA brand items. Visit DUBSKY'S with its friendly atmos- phere and low prices located at 124 East l2th Street or phone 352-3461 to place an order. DUBSKY'S offer free delivery service. Pauline Kracl is admiring the fine line of Grace Walker shoes being shown to her by Margie Loseke who is employed at the SCHUYLER BOOT SHOP. Mr. Frank Kopecky also repairs all types of shoes. Stop at SCHUYLER BOOT SHOP for your next pair of school or dress shoes. MHMAL HEALTH CENTER Look at that quality CO-OP brand, says Bill Cerny to Joe Faltys. Most farmers you meet will agree CO-OP sells the best feeds and vaccines. Next time you're in the need for farm supplies, gas, or oil, stop and peek in the window at the SCHUYLER CO-OP ASSOCIATION on west Highway 30. ' x I tg as ul it U li mliluiswii ,. ...S A Jeannette Hamata and Regina holken are admiring the Admiral radios and television sets which are sold and repaired at HAMATA BROTHERS. The new Quick Wide -Track Pontiacs are also on display at HAMATAS. Stop in at HAMATAS located at ll2 West l2 Street. 98 W