Schuyler High School - Warrior Yearbook (Schuyler, NE)

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Freshman Scoreboard Reserve Scoreboard 64 David City 42 49 Albion 73 Bergan 81 56 Central City 45 Scribner 63 40 Howells 53 Aquinas 58 37 David City 64 Scotus 70 54 Ord 77 Howells 50 43 Seward 77 David City 50 84 Clarkson 66 Bergan 74 53 North Bend 75 Scotus 63 55 Ralston 67 Hooper 45 56 Crete 70 Scotus 75 54 Millard 54 Bergan 80 63 Fullerton 62 Wahoo 55 Scotus 57 York Freshmen 5-7 Back row: Bart Becker, Jerry Kracl, Larry Svatora, Mark Chronister, Richard Bennefeld, Joe Brown, Doug Curtis Woods, Dean Bailey, Robert Qualsett, Paul Kucera, Terry Ferguson, Mel Janousek, Tom Bogner, Parolek, Randy Hrouda, Rich O'Hare,RandyGrebenick, Jerry Zelenda. Coach Kiefer. Front row: Lynn Peterson, Ron Hoff,

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-4' Back Row: Butch Dufek, Dick Kunneman, Bob Brandl, Coach Dietrich. Front Row: Keith Marr, Frank Dudek, Joe Sobota, Dana Trofholz, Alvie Carlson, Gene Mastny, Glen Cudly, Bruce Davis, John Krivohlavek. Reserves 10-5 Ken Cudly shoots L1 jump shot from outside during the Chuck Jura pulls down 3 rebouud 35 Ted District TOUl'l1Cy' at Howells. Iuongacfe moves into pggifign,

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Back Row: Terry Sindelar, Brad Garrett, Jim Healy, John Marr, Gale Mares, Duane Marking, Gary Fendrick, Ron Houfek, Ron Bohaty, Gary Vitamvas, Tom Spale, Terry Kucera, Greg Hogel, Bill Saalfe d, Duane Roucka. Joel Engel, Joe Faltys, Coach Barry. Front Row: Wrestlers Take Seventh at State The Schuyler Warriors Wrestling team this year brought home the District Trophy signifying the Championship. En- route to the Crown, the Warriors accumu- lated 101 points and qualified seven wres- tlers for the State Meet held in Lincoln. These seven qualifiers enabled the Green and White to produce their finest showing at the State Meet in the three years wrestling has been at SHS. The team scored 23 points to finish seventh. Greg Hogel and Tom Spale paced the Warriors by placing second in their respective divisions. The regular season ended with an 8-1 record, with the only loss coming from the eventual State Champs from Albion. Four individual records were set during the year. Greg Hogel, a junior in the 120-pound-weight class, turned in the best season record in Schuyler's wrestling history with a 19-1 mark. Tom Spale, senior heavyweight, pinned 9 straight opponents for the most consecu- tive pins in one season, and, for the most pins in one season, nailed 15 opposing grapplers to the mats. Gary Fendrick, senior in the 103-pound class, lowered the time for the fastest pin with an 8- second effort. This broke the old record set in the 1964-65 season. State Qualifiers Class Record Joel Engel 138 12-3-0 Joe Faltys 145 8-8-0 Gary Fendrick 103 14-1-1 Jim Healy 127 11-5-0 Greg Hogel 120 19- 1-0 Terry Kucera 112 7-8-0 Tom Spale Hwt. 18-3-0 Varsity Scoreboard 44 Millard 8 14 Albion 34 32 St. Paul 14 37 Concordia ll 24 Fremont Res. 21 42 East Butler 8 30 Lincoln Pius X 20 37 Columbus 9 Neb. City Invit. 4th 32 Lincoln Pius X 18