Schuyler High School - Warrior Yearbook (Schuyler, NE)

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The National Honor Society members are, standing: Ann Sahs, Ron Sindelar, Joyce Blatny, Tom Bodzek, treasurerg Mag O'Brien, Larry Horejsi. Seated, Stanley Kracl, secretaryg Diane Zrust, vice-president, Kathy Chudomelka, president. Honor Society, Quill 84 Scroll Select This year's main project of the National Honor Society was sending used textbooks to Vietnam for the education of the Viet- namese children. Members are chosen by the faculty on the basis of leadership, scholarship and character. They must carry at least a B+ average throughout high school. Quill and Scroll members are chosen from the upper third of their class on the basis of talent and interest in journalism. Kathy Chudomelka and Leland Saalfeld admire the picture framed by the National Honor Society, u , i'1i t'niyiz is ' -mi Members of Quill and Scroll are, from top: Cheryll Spies, Carol Glodowski, GraceJedlicka,Monica Pokorny, Mag O'Brien, Mary Ann Schneider. Not Pictured are Don Janousek, and Mary Scanlon, second semester initiates.

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.32 avggllii , --I + . VX First year journalists are. Back Row: S. Schindler, M. O'Brien, J. Furtak, Don Janousek. Not pictured L- Hladky, G. Jedlwka, M. Scanlon, M. Gerrard, M. Scott Misner POICOIHY. M. Rea, First Row: J. Spulak, L. Schneider, Paper, Annual Challenge Journalists Monica Pokorny and Janet Fichtl look over an annual display at Press Convention. Looking over page layouts are the second year journalists. Back Row: M. Schneider,J.Havelka, S. Kosowski, S. Peterson, P. Broekemeier, First li. ll J .1 Tom-Tom's will be sold this noon in the halls. This familiar sound was heard frequently as the paper was pub- lished each two weeks. On an experimen- tal basis the staff also published aprinted paper. This year the paper changed from section editors to page editors. With the added incentive of last year's accomplishments, the publications class Worked to keep the Scottsbluff Star Herald Trophy won by the 1965 Warrior for the top Class B Nebraska Yearbook. Getting pictures, Writing copy, working on lay- outs, doing paste-ups and writing heads took much of their time. Row: B. Spulak, L. Macholan, C. Glodowski C. Spies, J. Fichtl, M. Bosh, M. Misek. 3 TW.

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Back Row: C. Esterling, R. O'Brien,B. Blazek M. l-lavelka, R. Woods, J. Pokorny, P McNamara M. Scanlon S. Grebenick L. Schneider, B. Becker, Row ZY: M. Chronister: B, Davis, B. Kusik, S. Neujahr, C. Spies, A. Gigax, V. Hron, L. Hladky, D. Voegler, R Grebenick, Row l: Miss Pape, sponsorg A. Sahs M. Kracl, D. Zrust, L. Miller, secretaryg L. Horejsi, J. I-lamata, treasurerg J. Cantlon, vice- presidentg P. Kasparek, presidentg M. O'Brien Qnot picturedy J. Davidson, J. Pacas, L. Pacas, J. Furtak, A. Gless, J. Kosowski, D. Vrba, and G. Schmidt. Popcorn Balls! Fresh Popcorn Balls! Enormous sacks of popcorn balls were a familiar sight first semester. Sales of the popcorn balls and a German film helped the German Club member Brenda Kusik sells homemade popcorn balls to Regina Folken, Kathy Kobza and Allen Jedlicka. German Club raise enough money to acquire a teacher aide, Miss Elizabeth Stockly, from Lucerne, Switzerland. Her stay lasted from March 9 until mid April. Through a skit, a song fest and other club programs, members sharpened their fluency in German and their knowledge of Germanic customs. Miss Stockly assists Jo Ann Kosowski in the reading of the German language.