Schuyler High School - Warrior Yearbook (Schuyler, NE)

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Back row: Steve Wilch, Ed Neesen, Steve Peterson, John Neesen, Dale Grotelueschen, Tom Spale, Larry Horejsi, Gale Mares, Alvie Carlson, Chuck Jura, Dana Trofholz, John Marr, Larry Marxsen, Jerry Kracl, Gene Mastny, Gary Dunker, Dan Eckstein, Joe Sobota, Ed Krula, Rich O'Hare, Randy Grebenick,Jerrel Engel, Middle row: Greg Hogel, Glenn Cudly, Gary Vitamvas, Frank Dudek, Bob Swoboda, Bob Posvar, Tom Bodzek, Brad Garrett, Bruce Davis, Dick Kunneman, John Krivohlavek, Larry Wolta, Bob Brandl, Bill Kolm, Randy Hrouda,, Front row: Dave Cummings, Brendan Moore, George Heavican, Paul Parolek, Joe Brown, Mark Chronister, Mel Janousek, David Cook, Jim White, Mike Louden, Terry Ferguson, Norman Kment, Mike Swanson, Wayne Peterson, Jerry Zelenda, Charles Heavican, Lynn Peterson, Doug Kucera. Soph Tracksters Show romise Frank Dudek prepares blocks for a 100-yard dash. Sw - 7 .I , --5 Fff f , ffiws 'ifffvtirxal 'fm if +149 Ni aka T -'-1 ,. Q .. ,MBSWWY I felt that the highlight of the year was the winning of three triangular meets against only one loss and the breaking of the two-mile relay record. This was Head Track Coach and Athletic Director, Fred Arnold's summations of the 1966 cinder season. The season was climaxed by the District Tournament, where the Warriors placed fourth and qualified four boys for the State meet in Kearney. The quali- fiers were Steve Peterson, high hurdles and high jump, Ed Neesen, 440-yarddash, Tom Spale, shotput, and Bob Swoboda, high jump. Tom's shotput performance caused Coach Arnold to call him our most improved track performer. The two-mile relay team broke the school and Knights of Columbus record and set the new record of 8:44.6. This team was composed of Bill Saalfeld, Glen Cudly, Gale Mares, and Bob Posvar. Neither the two-mile nor mile relay team qualified for the State meet and this was, in Coach Arnold's words, one of our big disappointments.

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Back row: Greg I-logel, Frank Dudek, Steve Peterson, Glenn Cudly Larry Marxen, Joe Brown, Keith Marr, John Neesen, Bob Swoboda, Ed Neesen, Tom Spale, John Krivohlavek, Leland Saalfeld, Tom Bodzek, Bruce Dick Kunneman, Chuck Jura, Dana Trofholz, Larry Davis, Bill Saalfeld, Bob Posvar, Gale Mares. Horejsi, Joe Sobota, Dale Grotelueschen, Front row: Sotfh Chuck Jura strains to clear the bar during L Four to State Steve Peterson shows high jump form in a dual meet. 0 Q I 4 E- . 'F '- 'Jr-N..

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Back Row: John Davidson, Butch Dufek, Fred Wigington, Ted Longacre, Alan Carlson, Robert Qualsett, Coach Torczon. Front Row: Terry Kucera, Curtis Woods, Larry Steinberger, David Vrba, Bruce Blazek, Richard Bennefeld. eemen and Harriers Successful There's not much glory to this sport. lt's just for boys who like to run. With these words Cross Country mentor, Alvin Dietrich, described the autumnal sport of Cross Country. The highlight of the '65 season was the district meet in Wayne where Greg Hogel qualified for State. Greg, a junior, finished 14 in the State meet. This year's record included meets with Hickman, the Crete invitational, and the St. John's Invitational. Speaking about next year, Coach Dietrich noted, We've got some of our boys return- ing, and we expect some promising freshmen. The Schuyler Golf Team, coached by Gene Torczon, came through with a 4-l record in duals and triangulars this year. The teemen staged their first invitational Golf meet, featuring seven teams. Seward took the winner's trophy and Schuyler finish- ed second. For the first time golf teams had to qualify in a district meet in order to go to State. Schuyler placed second in their district. The Warriors placed fourth in the Lincoln-held State Golf Meet May 21. Wahoo, Omaha Talbot, and York finished ahead of the fairway Warriors, who turned in a 256. Terry Kucera, Bob Posvar, Dale Grotelueschen, Greg Hogel, Brad Garrett.