Scotus Central Catholic High School - Scotus Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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Julia Lopez receives a special award from the Principal, Sister Bemardis, for promoting good will among the countries of the world and in Scotus. Joe Stavas displays third place trophy he earned in the District Optimist Speech Contest. CENTER: Mr. Robert McFarland speaks for the Bureau of Manufactur- ers in commending the top ten per cent ranking of the senior class. Mike McMeekin earned his way to third place in District Constitutional Speech Contest after winning this first locally. Marilyn Miksch receives the Betty Crocker Award Sister Bemardis presents Sandra Rhode with the for Homemaker of the Year from Mrs. Ekeler. Student Council Award for Service. SPONSORED BY DATA CENTER OF NEBRASKA CORP.

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Honors And A wards Ann Kosch receives the Becton-Dickinson Scholarship from Mr. Fred Gerber. AWARD FROM THE BUREAU OF MANUFACTURERS TO THE TOP TEN PER CENT OF SENIOR CLASS Presented by Mr. Robert McFarland FIRST ROW: Marilyn Miksch Margaret Miksch Linda Ciecior Judy Wieser Mary Ann Bruns SECOND ROW: Ann Kosch Karen Grotelueschen Mike McMeekin Tony Crebbin Father Meyer presents M. A. Bruns with St. Mary Mr. Cumming presents Rita Marek with the Platte Coll. , Xavier, Kan. , Scholarship. Co. Ag. Society Scholarship. SPONSORED BY LOUP POWER DISTRICT

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Science Fair — Year Of The Apollo Flights Joe Stavas receives the Apollo Award for highest score at the Scotus Fair. This was the first time the award was made to commemorate the successful moon landings. Jets Club president, Charles Bemt, confers with school sponsors, the school principal and engineers rep- resentative, on the next step to ad- vance the winners to the Regional Fair. L. Pallas, G. Miksch, D. Zuerlein, K. Schrad. Ed Kinzer with his prize-winning project at Nebraska City—a $100 scholarship. Kathy Kinzer, a high-scorer at Scotus receives third place at Nebraska City. SPONSORED BY GIBSON'S