Schuyler High School - Warrior Yearbook (Schuyler, NE)

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f ,pojf . t . . A K 1 , '55 1 A xfocw tfifvxi' LAL- tJ'm'NJXfV':-VR JULgoLQ5l9 fm CEVLLJZQNJ A x Lhflfx ' wi nww wh!-Sl ' , DQ vw-ti Joe Jonas and Robert Molacek are standing beside X a Whirlpool Super Wash automatic washer at JONAS SEWING MACHINE. Besides Whirlpool washers and 8 dryers, JONAS'S also sells RCA Victor radios and T.V.'s, and Necchi sewing machines. JONAS'S also ' carries a comp ete ine o pro ucts to ma e sewing 1 1 f d k ' 'i easier. K Y 1 signing in at the VALLEY W C5 COURTS are Marlene Kassmeier N MEWXIOQ and Linda Karnik. When weekend OVN CJ'bUKJ guests come to visit, teal thegn about the VALLEY C URT. f- 1 They'll appreciate the clean, 1 L 1 -Q M QU ' C-Clvvg bright, reasonably priced rooms. VALLEY COURTSis1ocatedwest x,QJX,d!1.L 'limb v.A.vcJ'N-iQ Q if on Highway 30. kai GABA wiv . ' - . E ' H sfxgxy-Je 5 -f-'f-, '- 1 1'1'f'1f.g::::.f-' ii' :a11:fsf,.1w::2:e:f:ff-r-is-:,..:1.-Q-L+:-'-'- t S WM ff 1 'I' 'FW' f iff' ,LM , 1.3: x 42 Many people are n e e d e d to ,, satisfy the needs of a community. 5 5 Am ong those necessary to the 0? H Welfajfe aye SChuy1e1 S doctors: QM 1UwJ Vic Ferguson, Dave Johnk, and Vince Urban stop 5' under the flying red horse. They know that to get the 'Q ,-.f' best performance from a car, the best quality gas and L. 'oil must be p-ut in--that's Mobil. KOHLER-MENTZER Howard L Fencl M D , MOBIL OIL is conve iently located on Highway 15. . , . . - Dr. A.W. Johannes WJ. OM rw Dr. H. D. Myers fff X , A A J ' Merlin L. Sucha, NLD. 5 IrxJU49 vQw.u J ,,J,cK.Qatu7UiPQ Dr. John F. Theisen f 'R - A Jw Crum - Om f - X 1 ,. QJ,o+ Vx 5 Wye A 6 x I I . Q , 7 I . S L. . wil Jzww-MM M 16 KAW' WWrtWNlAQMc'WHM Zbniggl

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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.

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HRT FH JACK SECKMAN AND HIS AMBASSADORS are shown enter- taining at the Sweetheart Ball. The right combination of slow ballads and fast rock and roll make the AMBASSADORS' music danceable. For booking arrange- ments write Jack Seckman, Sghuyler, Nebraska, or call 352- 3 03. ' ..rf 'c5':f ..-.- ' e .. ,,5e::.. 4 9 Q 'sliff' 1 L Q ,QB KL, ., A - xfe-n K ..,. . , ,,.. .,l...,-- 'Nm 9 --i. ,y Q -R . an - A A 5531 A A ,K 2 3' t -. - K V , . . ws: V ' - 1, 'f -v , if . A , 1 : - K my 51.75111 V . I .... .5 .WEEE , 3 f f , . M 2. SMT nw 4-' . , t . lf? i - ' I ,kk' Qg e- . ,, 1 M t' If V l ,gy Mary Ann Ladwig, Rollie Wolfe, and Ann Sahs are selecting one of the many geraniums avail- able at the SCHUYLER GREEN- HOUSE. Seen in the background is a pineapple plant, one of the many exotic plants the GREENHOUSE has. The GREENHOUSE'S cut flowers in arrangements or cor- sages are also a nice Way of saying it with flowers . Stop in for the perfect gift. The Schuyler High School annual staff would 51 especially like to thank the following people for Mr. Roger Barry for the taking and developing of pictures Robert Langer for taking pictures Supt E. Warren Peterson for sup- plying negatives of the school ,yl ' their aid in the production of the l965 WARRIOR. And especially to Mr. Ralph Pfeifer for his help with camera problems, for taking, developing, and enlarging pictures. . 4 21 if 'o SHS students are on the go! Many of these students drive to and from school, drive to games and other extracurricular activ- ities. In short many active students' time is spent on the road . SVOBODA FUNERAL HOME wants to remind students that every time they get in a car they should buckle up for safety because the life you save may be your own. Get more out of life ..... Go out to a movie. Next time you go to see a show make sure it's at the SKY THEATRE. The SKY runs the freshest, newest movies available. It also has a well stocked candy counter for your snacking enjoyment. Judy Mejstrik is shown sellingaticket to Brenda Guidinger at the Sky. 107