Schuyler High School - Warrior Yearbook (Schuyler, NE)

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-':,. Q . wwf- - Sandy Bogner lounges in luxury in one of the m a n y styles of furniture available at BOGNER BROTHERS FURNITURE STORE. L o w , low prices are one of the many everyday advantages at BOGNER'S. BOGNER'S is lo- cated on west Highway 30. Shop at BOGNER'S when look- ing for comfort, value, and Allen and Dana Sucha learn about Purina products from Mr. Gerald Ehernberger at the GOLDEN WEST GRAIN COMPANY. GOLDEN WEST, a federally licensed and bonded warehouse, deals in grain storage and mer- chandising. GOLDEN WEST also sells Purina Chow, rff Ron Schott holds up a cut of meat for a customer's in- spection at the SCHUYLE R MEAT MARKET. Shown be- hind Ron is the entrance to the Sausage Kitchen where the Dufek brothers make their sausages and Wieners. Re- member meat makes the meal and the place to buy the meat is the SCHUYLER . Style, MEAT MARKET. w features custom grinding and mixing and bulk delivery. Remember GOLDEN WEST is backed by 69 years in the industry. Call 2-2491 in Schuyler, 2-2002 in Rogers, or stop in at GOLDEN WEST today. The WESTERN, besides being a meeting place for SHSer's after a busy day at school or after a game, is also popular with adults. The WESTERN is open 24 hours a day to serve you. It also has a party room available for spe- cial occasions. Stop soon at thje Western on west Highway 3 w lx W 4 . ., umm? legs, . in-1-I va, , 4 M:a.e:- - + zfaq gf

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9- Q, Q! Vic Ferguson and Mr. Kenneth Be-ntz watch Bob Broz take careful aim with a shotgun, one ofa com- plete line from COAST-TO-COAST. Over l,000 COAST- TO-COAST stores in the U.S. are locally owned, nationally organized to sell for less. Remember shop COAST-TO-COAST where you save the most. Fill 'er up and quick service window washing are the mottoes of helpers Diane Vondracek and Scott Misner. VONDRACEK OIL COMPANY, located West of the Court House---carries dependable Phillip's 66 products. VONDRACEK'S depends on you and you de- pend on them for the life of your car. lt looks as if Vicki llron and Mary Lou Kracl are preparing to have a midnight snack. Whatever the case may be, KRUGER'S SUPER MART handles Prairie Maid Meat Products, and Thriftvvay brand name foods. KRUCER'S, a member of Thriftway Stores, is located on East ll Street in downtown Schuyler. GarryMuehlich bags the girls' groceries. The proof machine at the FARMERS AND MER- CHANTS BANK captures the attention of Kathy Kobza and Lynn Fayman as Mr. Gus Fayman operates it. The machine records each transaction during the day and automatically locks in case oferror. The FARM ERS AND MERCHANTS BANK was established in 1887 and has a capital and surplus of fl5275,000.