Schuyler High School - Warrior Yearbook (Schuyler, NE)

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100 Jim Havelka vigorously boxes groceries for a satisfied customer at OTRADOSKY gl SONS, 1123 A. The customer has had reasons for being satisfied because of the bargains and service he receives at OTRADOSKY'S. Fresh fruits and fine foods with popular brands are trademarks at OTRADOSKY'S. In the service department, they offer both morning and afternoon delivery service for your convenience. Q Roberts 3 3 mv PQODUCTSXTEST THE TASTE 5 ft i ....... gl, f f, , I ,gg K Have enough milk in the house for the weekend? Just call your local milkman, Virgil Swanson, for milk, ice cream, or any other dairy products. Mike Swanson is ready to help at ROBERTS DAIRY, located at 513 E 12. Want a tiger of a wide-track Pontiac? Jeannette Hamata and Brenda Kusik will show you the right path to take and that's to HAMATA BROS. HAMATA'S located at 122 W 12, also repairs, rents, and sells televisions. Pam Kasparek and Suzi Miller seem to be enjoying malts at KASPAREICS CAFE, located on the east side of Highway 15. Whether you live here or are just passing through, eat at KASPAREICS for food you know is good.

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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.

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Looks as if Janet Hartman and Irene Kment are preparing to feed an army with the bread they're buying at HOSKAVEC GROCERY. Located at 116 W7, HOSKAVEC'S serves as a noon eating spot and is open evenings and on Sundays. Let's buy two bags, says Cathy Skarda to Amy Gerrard as they select from the big variety of dough- nuts at DON'S BAKERY. DON'S BAKERY is also known for their cakes, cookies, and rye breads that have a home-baked flavor. .-1 Betty Jo Spulak and Mary Misek indulge in a treat of Schwan's ice cream from JERRY SPULAK. JERRY SPULAK, located at 323 E 3rd, handles Schwan's ice cream for weddings, anniversaries, and for all oc- casions. J. M. McDONALD'S always brings you today's best buys today. This can be seen with Karen Wilch selecting one of the many two piece outfits at lVlcDONALD'S, located at 116 B. With the tops in ladies' clothing, shoes, yard goodsh men's wear, draperies, blankets, and other high quality items, McDONALD'S guarantees something for every member of the family at reasonable prices. 101