Schuyler High School - Warrior Yearbook (Schuyler, NE)

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, 3 ,o Duane Krula and Bob Swoboda scamper over the 180 yard lows, matching speed and skill with three North Bend opponents. Five Records Broken b '6 Thinclads Feeling the thrills of victory with the agony of the extra Dave Johnk Whips the discus for the Warriors. effort, Larry Horejsi wins the half mile run.

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li l Able to leap tall buildings Bob Polzin displays the form he used to break the school high jump record as he is , , . . bb , , i s it 1 captured at the peak of his jump. Rela , Field Events Stron Track Areas After having their first three meets post- poned due to a cold, rainy spring, the Schuyler trackmen began another victorious sport for SHS. Following a slow start at the Midland Relays, the Warriors swept four meets in a row, winning a triangular over David City and North Bend, a quadrangular with Wisner, West Point and Clarkson, a quadrangular with Wisner, North Bend, and West Point, and the nine team Bergan Invitational. The end of the season brought a trip to the Kearney Invitational and the Central Ten Meet to Schuyler. The Warriors placed third in the Conference Meet behind A u r o r a a n d York respectively. Back Row: Gale Mares, Glen Cudly, Dale Grotelueschen, Steve Peterson, John Neesen, Bob Swoboda, Melvin Brichacek, Duane Krula, Dana Trofholz, Roger Davis, Coach Bodzek, Coach Arnold. Middle Row: Wayne Peterson, Bob Hoelscher, Ed Krula, Dick Qualsett, Ed Neesen, Jim Varejcka, Leland Saalfeld, Larry Podolak, Larry Horejsi, At the district meet in Crete, Bob Polzin in the high jump, Steve Peterson in the high hurdles, and the mile relay team of Jim Varejcka, Larry Horejsi, Ed Neesen and Joe Jonas qualified for state. Five school records fell during the year. Bob Polzin set the high jump mark at 6' lf4 . Joe Jonas broke the 220 record with 23.1. The mile relay team established a new record of 3:36.l while the two mile relay record was changed to 8:45.11 by Gale Mares, Bob Posvar, Brad Garrett, and Leland Saalfeld. The 880 relay mark also fell ' to l:35.4 as Steve Peterson, Jim Varejcka, Ed Neesen, and Joe Jonas provided the spring power. Dick Kunneman, Butch Dufek, Steve Wilch, Joe Sobota, Dave Hespen, Front Row: Hugh Robertson, Greg Hogel, Bruce Davis, Joe Jonas, Brad Garrett, Darrell Hladik, Larry Hartman, Bob Posvar, Bob Polzin, Tom Bodzek, Tom Steuben, Larry Steinberger, Bill Saalfeld, John Krivohlavek, Stewart Houfek, Frank Dudek. '

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92 Back Row: John Heffner, Bob Johnson, Ted Longacre, Steve Peterson, Front Row: Coach Torczon, David Vrba, Fritz Wigington, Butch Dufek. Golf, Cross Country Seasons Victorious The Schuyler golfers kept up with SHS's 1964-1965 winning ways as they won seven straight dual and triangular meets. Among those teams defeated by the Warriors were St. Paul, David City, Seward, Columbus, Fremont, Bergan, Albion, and Wayne. John Heffner, Bob Johnson, Ted Longacre, and Fritz Wigington alternated medalist honors through the series. Heffner won the honor on three occasions while Wigington copped medalist twice. The team shot themselves into second place in the Central Ten bettered only by Ord. The following week the team traveled to Lincoln for the State Meet. Here, at the golfing highlight of the year, the boys earned third in the state, just one stroke out of second. Again Ord was the winner. The Warrior Cross Country team of fourteen runners found plenty of competition during its fall season. The team ran in five meets. Winning both duals against Seward and Central City, the Schuyler boys placed second in the nine-team Doane Invitational and second in the Wayne Invitational attended by six teams. In the district meet at Wayne on October 24, Greg Hogel placed fifth as Bob Posvar ran eighth. The Warriors earned a fifth team standing at the districts. Greg and Bob, because of their Wayne showing, attended the State Cross Country Meet and placed tenth and eighteenth respec- tively. Coach Barry commented, lt's been a real good season. Back Row: Leland Saalfeld, John Heffner, Ken Cudly, Jack Gaeth, Ron Houfek, Ted Longacre, Gale Mares, Paul Vavricek Coach Barry. Front Row: Terry Kucera, Bob Johnson, Bob Posvar, Greg Hogel, Brad Garrett, Larry Steinberger.