Schuyler High School - Warrior Yearbook (Schuyler, NE)

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The juniors who attended County Government Day get together for a brief discussion of what they learned from their experiences. Juniors Learn About l solemnly swear that l will . . . so help me God. Twelve Schuyler High School juniors joined with other Colfax County juniors Oc- tober 27 to give their oath of office before adjourning to their elected offices to learn first hand about county government. Each junior conducted a campaign with the following being elected at the general election: Scott Ron Berglund and Brad Garrett look on as Bill Gerrard casts his ballot in the County Government election. 2 it Vwwmtiiwi if Count Government Misner, sheriffg Bob Posvar, veteran's ser- vice officerg Margaret O'Brien, superintend- entg Cathy Payzant, treasurerg Tom Bodzek, judgeg Mary Ann Bohaty, Welfare directorg Bernard Valish, assessorg Mary Ann Schneider, clerk of the district courtg and Ronnie Schindler, Cnot picturedb clerk. Tom Bodzek and Mag O'Brien, Boy and Girl Staters, read an article in the TOM-TOM. ,ffl 47

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Demonstrating the ba s ic fund a menta l s ofthe tram oline art are Eddie Cole and David Jacobs arr P ' ' , ' J -L Y Mullenhall, a famous trampoline artist, also dem- onstrated a trampoline game, Space Ball. When is a bonnet a carhood and an apron a fender? Dr. Myers, a linguist, speaks about the variation of word meanings in different countries. Assemblies Highli ht Year Four assembly programs were highlights of the school year when students were dis- missed from classes to be entertained and informed in the gym. The National Associa- tion of Assemblies made possible three of these assemblies. Alan Davis, a baritone soloist and trom- bonist, combined his music and thoughts into his speech, The Youth of America. Eddie Cole, Larry Mullenhall and David Jacobs displayed their talents as Spaceball Stars as they romped on trampolines, and Dr. Myers told about the Romance With Words. Mr. James Ogle, sponsored by the United States Atomic Energy Commission, told of the Atomic World in which We live. The price of these assembly programs, approximately eight and one third cents each, was included in student activity cards. Delmar Guidinger finds that the Van de Graff generator is a hair raising experience while serving as a student volunteer for Doctor James Ogle's as- sembly program, This Atomic World.

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wild? Wg WN Roman Highlights Captured by Juniors Burning Rome, a chariot, a Water fountain, and the large White pillars were the main attrac- tions at the Junior-Senior Prom. Mr. Harry Jackson, guest speaker, gave an after dinner speech on Render Unto Caesar . Tom Bodzek, Junior Class President, gave the Welcome with Dick Qualsett, Senior Class Presi- dent, responding. The sophomore prom servers presented The ldes of May , with Charles Heavican as Caesar. Bruce Davis was narrator. The skit included a dance by the girls and two parodies on Roman times. Committee Chairmen We re Kathy Chudomelka, Stanley Kracl, Ballroom Decorationsg Margaret O'Brien, Terry Kucera, Foodg Louise Macholan, Marie Kracl, Invita- tionsg Mary Schneider, Programg Lana Miller, Mary Ann Bohaty, Table Decorationsg Larry Horejsi, Skitg Rollie Wolfe, Band. gif!! - fm r..,l0w.l omci CJOJ -Li' nf'--'fr T l , - f - +o t A mural streitihing acioss the north end of the ball- If Yau JON, Thfn fs 59 ' look ar my. S' ' ' n , um room picigiii urnlng ome. , X My . XL hom G: M 3 0 ULMGI what QL +l'0l +1 Taft 'amps , XM. - L ' ' me .M win .L ,,.3,+ X M W1 MM was 1 u'WfJ 'M' 'J ' Q tif W M W W QW? C M ' Approximate y 250 were served at the Junior-Senior Banquet. 48 T xi' X