Schuyler High School - Warrior Yearbook (Schuyler, NE)

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an ' ...,-.mu WX Sophomores honored as Prom servers for 1965-66 Schneider, Hugh Robertson , JoAnn Kosowski, Bob were: Effie Costello, Mike Swanson, Nancy Roubal, Hoelscher , Kristi Mihulka , Darrel Voegler , Karen Eugene Mastny, Shirley Gaeth, Joe Sobota, Kathy Bodzek, McNally, Alan Gless, Kathy Bell, and Paul Ehernberger. Frank Dudek, Mary Bideaux, John Krivohlavek, Linda Genie Depicts Arabian Nights Theme The l966 Junior-Senior Prom theme Arabian Nights, was carried out with a genie from a lamp, brown camels, palm trees, arab tents as table centerpieces, and thousands of stars strung from a net draped across the ballroom ceiling. Charles Heavican, Junior class president, started the speeches for the evening with the Junior's Toast of Welcome, Red Tents In The Sunset , followed by senior class president Gale Mares with Abracadabra and Mr. Snyder with Now Our Caravan Departs or the Philosophy of Life by a Teacher. The skit, ln The Harem was complete with dancing girls and a genie. Bobby Lane provided music for the traditional dance following the banquet. Two amber camels against a palm tree background provided the scene for pictures.

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Bodzek, Bohaty Homecoming Royalty Velvet crowns identified Mary Ann Bohaty and Tom Bodzek as the 1965-1966 Homecoming couple. Tears streamed down Mary Ann Bohaty's face as she was crowned the 1965-1966 Homecoming Queen at the Seward game, October 8. At the dance 131391 She placed the k1Hg'g Cygwn On Tgm Darrell Kluck, Dana Sucha, Kathy Bodzek andJulie Bodzekvs head A tissue paper Crown and Hoppe help hang glittered letters for decorations for ' , A . the dance. long- stemmed roses highlighted the home- coming coronation. The 65-66 Homecoming Court consisted of Marie Mary Ann Bohaty, King Tom Bodzek, Lana Miller, Kracl, Jim Hoelscher, Ann Sahs, Steve Peterson, Queen Ed Neesen, Mag O'Brien and Larry Horejsi.

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i The two main leads of Carousel , Billy and his wife Julie, were played by Fred Wigington and Louise Maeholan. Evening rehearsals saw Mr. Snyder, dramaties teacher, giving lectures on the rights and wrongs to the east and dancers, while student director Jim Iloy gave additional tips from notes he took. Jim Finley works on props in the foreground, K' I The final five minutes before performances found the cast assembled in the library for last-minute in- structions, Here, Mary Cerny, who portrayed Nettie Fowler, owner of the spa, and Carol,Glodowski listen intently to Mr. Bacon, Jigger, Billy's seafaring friend, was played by Jim Havelka, . 1