Schuyler High School - Warrior Yearbook (Schuyler, NE)

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Front row: John Heffner, Darrell Hladik, Gene Novak, Jack Gaeth, Dave Johnk, Roger Davis, President Bob Polzin, Bob Johnson, Treasurer Gene Robertson, Larry Horejsi, Mel Brichacek, Vince Urban. Row 2: Bill Gerny, Jim Hoelscher, Bob Posvar, Paul Vavricek, Dick Qualsett, Lonnie Olson, Gary Brauer, Leland Saalfeld, Kenny Gudly, Glenn Cudly, Jim Varejka. Row 3: Ed Neesen, Tom Spale, Tom Steuben, Duane Krula, Joe Jonas, Tom Bodzek, Steve Peterson, Bob Swoboda, John Neesen, Brad Garrett, Gary Fendrick, Greg Hogel. - lub Provides Central 10 Pennants One of the main projects of the S-Club during the 1964-65 school year was to pur- chase the ten Central 10 Conference school pennants to be hung in the gym. During the course of the year the S- Club sold ball-point pens, sponsored a freshman basketball tournament, and a freshman and Junior High track meet, and had two game concessions. The year came to a conclusion with a steak fry in the park. The annual All-Sports Banquet re- vealed a dual choice for Athlete of the Year, and Mel Brichacek and Roger Davis took the honors. Also receiving awards were Dave Johnk for the highest free throw percentage and Gary Brauer, who received a trophy for having the most pins in wrestling during the year. Mel Brichacek and Roger Davis share Athlete of the Year honors.

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Faltys Servesgas FHA P 1964- 65 found the FHA under the leader- ship of Janet Faltys. The Schuyler Chapter was composed of 73 members this year. The uniforms for the year Were the traditional red skirts and White blouses. The officers took on a new look and Wore red skirts and red tops with V-cut necklines and White dickeys. FHA meetings throughout the year were held after school and on various Tuesday nights. At one of the meetings, a panel of adults gave a panel discussion on the problems of going steady and early dating. A group of college students from the Univer- sity of Nebraska Builders also presented a program on a career in home economics and on college life. The FHA and the EFA jointly sponsored the annual Sweetheart Ball and also a Christmas party held in the high school gym. The Christmas party Was highlighted by an exchange of gifts. FHA week was observed by presenting a red rose to each of the churches in Schuyler, and also by presenting a gift to the first baby girl born during that Week. The year came to a close with the annual FFA- EHA picnic held in the park and the tea honoring the graduating seniors in FHA. Row l: Mary Jo Cerny, Katherine Loseke, secretaryg Mary Ann Waak, historiang Linda Jedlicka,parliamentariang Mary Kay Ealtys, first vice-presidentg Janet Faltys, presi- dentg Susan Hespe, second vice-presidentg Diane Vondracek, treasurerg Cheryll Spies, Marlene Kment, Miss Sisel, sponsor. Row 2: Elsie Semrad, Delores Brezina, Linda Way, Carolyn Kehrli, Joan Svoboda, Donna Jisa, Jean O'Brien, Linda Karnik, Bonnie Vittera, Janet Janda, Alice Jakub, Boni Abraham, Linda Dunker, Diane Hoppe. Row 3: Linda Esterling, Jeanne Sedlak, Diane Bauman, Janet Fichtl, Margie Loseke, Charlotte Kuzel, Joyce Blatny, Marie Kracl and Diane Vondracek roast Wieners at the FHA-FFA picnic. Mary Ann Misek, Elizabeth Schmidt, Kathleen Schroeter, Eileen Kinnison. Row 4: Kristi Mihulka, Sharen McNally, Suzanne Fertig, Regina Folken, Monica Pokorny, Beverly Albert, Annette Votava, Joyce Maca, Betty McNally, Beverly Jedlicka, Janet Spulak, Nancy Roubal, Shirley Caeth. Row 5: Vicki Sucha, Brenda Guidinger, Karen McNally,Charlene Hespe, Susan Esterling, Diane Svatora, Lynne Fayman, Carol Pernicek, Marilyn Stepanek, Margaret Hespen, Diane Pernicek, Kathy Bell, Connie Ealtys, Jeanne Moural, Kathy Kobza.

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The Seven-At-Once perform at the Winter Ball.They are: Joe Swoboda, Gary Hollingsworth, Linda Dunker, Gary Cantlon, Linda Esterling, Larry Horejsi, and John Furtak. orthern Li hts is Winter Ball Theme A variety of music was provided by The Echoes for the annual Winter Ball. The pace was slowed down when a group of SHS students, The Seven-At-Once, enter- tained with folk music. The theme Northern Lights was carried out with an ice skating pond and a large snowman in the center of the gym. Evergreen trees emphasized by colored lights added to the scene. Marshmallow snowmen standing by mini- ature park benches adorned the tables while icicles hung from the stage curtains adding to the wintery atmosphere. Linda Schneider lies dovsm to fix the support ofa pine tree.