Schuyler High School - Warrior Yearbook (Schuyler, NE)

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Row 1: Lou Ann Hladky. Row 2: Janet Faltys, Carolyn Kehrli, Kathy Wachal, Janice Dodendorf, Pat Zrust, Marcia Bosh. Row 3: Pauline Kracl, Sue Gilson, Janet Gerrard, Diane Bauman, Mary Ann Parolek Jeanne Sedlak. Row 4: Mary Lou Kracl, Mary Jo Cerny, Vicki I-Iron, Diane Svatora, Charlene I-lespe, Lana Kroeger. Row 5: Kristie Mihulka, Julie Hoppe, Kathy Bodzek, Donna Clodowski, Glenetta Schmidt, Susan Esterling. vw A' I M , R t Kathy Bodzek, Mary Kay Scanlon and Monica Pokorny sit in the Pep Club section at the North Bend game, The varsity cheerleaders are Mary Ann Schneider, Nancy Kluck, Linda Dunker, Head-cheerleader Diane Hoppe, Cathy Payzant, and, Mary Ann Bohaty. 1 75

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Row l:'Effie Jane Costello, Linda Schneider, Louise Macholan, Bonnie Vittera, Mary Ann Waak, Mary Coufal, Mag O'Brien, Monica Becker, Chris Chronister, Bonnie Abraham, Mary Hanel, Esther Jarecki. Row 2: Linda Gerrard, Carol Glodowski, Linda Esterling, Judy Muehlich, Diane Vondracek, Trisha Hampl, Marilyn Myers, Fran Shonka, Gloria Camp, Janet Wagner, Susan Hespe, Donna Jisa, Jean O'Brien, Linda Karnik, Row 3: Lana Miller, Patty Broekemeier, Marie Kracl, Joyce Blatny, Mary Sue Rea, Kathy Chudomelka, Norma Cahill, Kathy Schroeter, Grace Jedlicka, Ann Sahs, Mary Ann Ladwig, Marjorie Loseke, Mary Ann Misek, Linda Longacre, Diane Zrust. Row 4: Pat Hladik, Regina Folken, Judy Mejstrik, Karen Ferguson, Judy Bailey, Beverly Albert, Pat McNamara, Brenda Kusik, Suzi Miller, Janet Cantlon, Pam Kasparek, Mary Ellen Sobota, Sandy Schindler. Row 5: Ruby Vavricek, Cheryll Spies, Joyce Maca, Betty McNally, Sandy Bogner Carol Evert, Connie Novak, Margaret Rea, Sandy Neujahr Kathy Longacre, Lois Schneider, Carolyn Shonka, Monica Pokorny, Mary Kay Scanlon, Jeanette Hamata. Row 6: Mary Bideaux, Lynn Fayman, Shirley Gaeth, Kathy Kobza, Cindy Vanicek, Jeanne Wolfe, Jo Ann Kosowski, Kathy Heavican, Susan Walters, Linda Schmid, Mary Lou Hoppe, Nancy Vrzak, Mary Kay Svoboda. v 1 Pep Club Sends Cheerleader to linie For the first time the pep club this year sent a cheerleader, Linda Dunker, to a five day cheerleading clinic at Wesleyan University during the summer. She brought back new cheers and techniques. The pep club also organized and sponsored the annual bonfire rally held in the downtown parking lot and snake dance through town the night before the first football game. Another of the early events of the year, Homecoming, was sponsored jointly by the pep club and the S-club. The annual Winter Ball was also put on by the pep club. Monica Becker presided over the group as president with the help of Margaret O'Brien, vice-president: Chris Chronister, secretary: and Boni Abraham, treasurer. Mary Coufal re- presented the group on the Student Council. Miss Ostdiek and Miss Sisel served as the pep club sponsors. The last function of the year was the MayDaygifteXchange. Pep club members drew names for their May Day sisters and left gifts in their lockers secretly for one week, ending with a party in the community room agd the revealing of names of April 3 th. Reserve cheerleaders: Debbie Smith Gail Foust Head cheerleader Sue Grebenick, Carol Podolak, and Linda Kluck. ,

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76 King Mel and Queen Diane pose during the dance. Hoppe, Briehacek Within a crown formed by the pep club honor guard and the band on the football field, Diane Hoppe was crowned the Home- coming Queen of 1964 during halftime of the game. Roger Davis, the game's co-captain, crowned her and David Johnk presented her with a bouquet of long-stemmed red roses. The four other queen candidates were Monica Becker, Linda Dunker, Nancy Kluck, and Bonnie Vittera. Each of the queen's attend- ants carried a single long-stemmed red rose. At the dance following the game, Diane crowned Melvin Brichacek the l964 Home- coming King. Decorations consisted of a large crown hanging at the west end of the gym and small paper crowns and sceptors adorning the tables. A 14-O win over the David City Scouts added to the night's enjoyment. Jack Seckman and the Ambassadors provided music for the dance opened by the ten candidates. Co-captain Roger Davis starts toward Diane Iloppe to place the Homecoming Queen's crown on her head.