Schuyler High School - Warrior Yearbook (Schuyler, NE)

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102 A . ,L , , if .M 5525 if-'kg Q- ' ., T , at faaqif. yrfixk 4,3 R fx nr ,f f Y E kt wa Steak for every meal could be your dream as Steve Gay and Carrol Jakub, employees of SCHUYLER MEAT MARKET, prepare to cut half a beef. They also specialize in processing for lockers and making fresh homemade sausage. ' X, . ' K ,wwf 1 3' .,.. .L . 7 v X' T' xx f flxajixfl I if NERAL These stairsteps lead to SVOBODA FUNERAL HOME known for thoughtful service in your hour of greatest need. Phone SVOBODA FUNERAL HOME, 2-3860, located at 905 A. SVOBODA'S provide 24-hour ambulance and funeral service. Now this is the car for you, points out Fred Wigington to Terry Kucera at WlGlNGTON'S CHEVROLET 81 CADILLAC CO., 1004 B. WIGINGTON'S sells new and used cars, services all makes and offers towing, body and paint services. 'Qi 'xl Deserted in this picture, the PARKWAY DRIVE-IN isn't usually seen this way during the summer. Business moves rapidly because people in the know, know where to go for refreshments, meals, and snacks topped by quick service. Karen and Sharen McNally seem right at home at VALLEY COURT MOTEL, located weston Highway 30. They can be sure of clean, reasonably priced rooms for any length of time and can enjoy their stay in comfort. Francis Rea explains the laws pertaining to auto- mobile insurance to Mary Rea at FOLDA 81 CO., 1001 B. Newly remodeled, FOLDA'S offers all types of insurance policies as well as bonds and loans. FOLDA'S pay the claim first.

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104 Bill Saalfeld, wearing one of the sweaters from the large selection of sportswear at DUDEK 8: SON, can't decide which pair of jeans to buy. You can be sure of wear and tear from any item at DUDEK'S because of the brand names Munsingwear, White Stag, and Levi's that they carry. Established in 1901, DUDEK Si SON sells yard goods, shoes, and clothing for every member of the family. Perfect fit seems to be what John Furtak is saying to Joe Jonas as he tries ona top coat at FURTAK DEPT. STORE, llll B. Stop in and browse through the California, Graff, and Campus sportswear at FURTAK'S. Donna Glodowski finds buying a ticket from Judy Mejstrik, employee at the SKY THEATRE, worthwhile. Movies at the SKY THEATRE, located at llO2 C, are the most talked about in entertainment. They also have a snack counter. The WAYSIDE DRIVE-IN, located on Highway 30, is a busy area at noon during the school year because teens know where to go for great meals and snacks. The blinking arrow points the way to top eating.