Schuyler High School - Warrior Yearbook (Schuyler, NE)

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I The adding machine comes in handy for Larry Pacas when a customer has had his car serviced at PACAS APCO SERVICE. The new station, at the intersection of Highways 15 and 30, is recognized as a sign of quality for cars. Larry Marxsen and Leonard Vanicek are getting a few helpful tips on one of the many items of merchan- dise with popular brand names at COAST-TO-COAST. Located at 302 E 12, it is one of the many nationally- organized stores. 'eil Ma.. 1' 3 2 f fl if uf 2 Ed Krula and Bob Sedlak are examining one of the many CO-OP products at CO-OP ASSOCIATION, on west Highway 30. Featuring fertilizer,feed,petroleum, gas and oil, CO-OP is the ideal place to go. I7 T L 21 Better buy two sacks, quips Charlie Heavican to Allen Jedlicka as they prepare to haul home animal feed from ZELENDA PRODUCE. ZELENDA'S located at 402 E 12, is known for their Super-Sweet feed and salt blocks. Gerald Jedlicka, stopping in to pay a light bill, knows that water, lights and sewage are essential daily services. Schuyler depends on the DEPARTMENT of UTILITIES to keep all in top order. Checking out one of the numerous types of insurance with assistance from Mr. Elden Mihulka are Jim Hoelscher and Mike Svatora. Located at 1115 C street, MIHULKA AGENCY also deals in real estate and savings account.

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. 1 Kathy Kobza and Shirley Gaeth are discussing one of the beautiful centerpieces at DONOVAN FURNITURE, 1013 C. Shop DONOVAN'S in order to have your home display your good tastes and interests in lamps, carpeting, and furniture. Intent on overhauling the truck is Jim Vitamvas, em- ployee of TEXACO, at the inter- section of Highways 15 and 30. Wherever you see the bright red star, which stands for top ser- vice, turn in for a tune-up your car won't forget. With brand names like Stan Hoist, Brady, and John Deere, Leroy Wirka and Ron Bohaty can be sure of durability and rea- sonable prices vvhen buying trac- tors or combines at SPULAK BROS. IMPLEMENT COMPANY, 122 W 13. They are shown how a John Deere garden tractor works. Lana Miller holds the key to better furnishings at MILLER FURNITURE 81 APPLIANCE STORE. Stop in at MILLER'S if it's Zenith, Maytag or Frigidaire brand names you want. Remember: Your home is your castle so furnish it with the best. Need a lift or getting ready for a special occasion. The latter is true for Denise Pekarek as Doris Ahrens adds the fin- ishing touches. DORIS ANN'S BEAUTY SALON is ready for anyone who wishes to have her hair cut, tinted, set, waved, or styled. David Vrba seems to be preparing for the cold winter by buyinlg furnace 'filters at STOLT NBERG HEATING and SHEET METAL. STOLTENBERG'S, 1108 C, is the place to trade when it in- volves comfort in heating and air conditioning.

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Car isn't sounding right? Don't panic. Pull up to DENNIS DUBSKEY, your automotive me- chanic, located at 1613 Fort. Larry Steinberger and Lumir Jedlicka examine a tunedfup motor. DENNIS DUBSKY also carries brand na1nesUnited Delco and Autolite. I'll take some of that, says LuAnn Hladky to Vicki Hron, as they prepare to feast from the array of salads. The SKY INN is the only place in town that has a salad bar along with other good food. When you step through the door at SCI-IUYLER BOOT SHOP, located at E l2, you walk out in comfort with the purchase of one of the many well-known lines of shoes shown by Mr. Kopecky, Mr. Cech, and Margie Loseke. Someone sick? Don't panic. Dial 352-3426 for the The interior of the chapel typifies the quiet and assistance of KUCERA-ROZANEK CHAPEL which has understanding service at KUCERA-ROZANEKCHAPEL 24-hour ambulance service with oxygen equipment. located at lOl3 B.