Shelton High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Shelton, NE)

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HISTORY ' GRADE SCHOOL Of those who are ln the graduatlng class Joyce Coleman Sh1rleyM1chel and Maxme Bowman began school together m the flrst grade 1n September 1943 M1ss Knox was our teacher Kenley W1ney DeWayne Grell and Karen Loewenstem Jomed us 1n the second grade Our teacher that year was M1ss Knox agaln After the summer vacat1on we returned to the th1rd grade to f1nd we had ga1ned Carolyn Hayman Sh1rley Fester and Benny Ol1ver Our teacher was M1ss Roe Upon enterlng the fourth grade we found that we had lost Carolyn Hayman and Karen Loewenstem Our teacher was M1ss Flack In the followmg grade school years we ga1ned and lost students who are not 1n the 1955 graduatlng class of Shelton Hlgh School Our teachers were 5th Grade M1ss Flack 6th Grade Mrs Hayman 7th Grade Mrs Ashton 8th Grade Mrs Sw1sher S CARED FRESHMEN Our freshman roll was as follows Maxlne Bowman Donna Burmood Joyce Cole man Shlrley Fester DeWayne Grell Carolyn Hayman Jackle Holmburg Karen Loe wensteln Shlrley Mlchel Benny Ollver Donna O11ver Lucllle Poehler Loren N1emack Vera Ross HelenSeal1ng Dor1s Shormann Kenley Wmey Wayne Urw1ller Jolene Heskett Paul Holl Joyce Stearley Loren Mercer Phyllls Orth Paulene Mortenson Naomx Holl Kay Russell Marjorle Sadd and Betty G1ll1land Our sponsor was M1ss Schm1dt and the class offlcers were Presldent Kay Russell V1ce Presldent Kenley Wlney Secretary Joyce Coleman Newsreporter Wayne Urw1ller Kay Russell was our representatwe to the Student Councll Paul Holl and Kenley Wmey were S Club members and there were twelve Pep Club members S1x boys were 1n F F A f1ve members were 1n the Mlxed Chorus n1ne members were 1n G1r1s Glee and twelve g1rls were 1n the physlcal educat1on class Karen and Jolene were majorettes In dramatlcs Carolyn Hayman gave a dramat1c readmg and rece1ved a good ratmg at the Tr1 Valley contest and a super1or ratmg at the D1str1ct contest Kay Russell rece1ved an excellent at both contests for poetry readlngs BOLD BRAVE SOPHOMORES When we came back as sophomores we found we had lost Benny O11ver Loren Mercer Paulene Mortensen and Marjorle Sadd Darlene Otto came 1nto our class that year Our sponsor was Mr Dady and the class off1cers were Presldent Kenley Wmey V1ce Presldent Jackle Holmburg Secretary Joyce Coleman Treasurer Carolyn Hayman Newsreporter Wayne Urw1ller Student Councll Representatwe . Maxme Bowman . . , , , , J , . . J , . . . . . , . . . J I I I I : ' 1 1 ' J 1 .v .v J ' I J I J I I 3 I ! J I I J I I J J 2 J I U . - F. I I I I I I I 0 I I I I 0 I I I Treasurer . . . . . . . . . Carolyn Hayman . , 3 - 41 11 , ' , . . . ., , , . I . I J I '

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l Shirley Michel Kenley Winey Donna Oliver Helen Sealing Paul Holl GUESS Joyce Coleman Loren Niemack Bob Burmood Carolyn Hayman WHO Lucille Poehler Jackie Holmburg Benny Oliver Shirley Fester Karen Loewenstein Vera Ross Maxine Bowman 3 Jolene Heskett Doris Shormann

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We had twelve girls in girls' glee, seven members in band, nine members in mixed chorus, fifteen girls in pep club, one boy in F.F.A., and five girls in the library club. Kay Russell was the secretary of the library club and Joyce Coleman was the news- reporter Jolene and Karen were majorettes and Carolyn Kroll was our homecoming candidate Carolyn H Helen S and Betty G sang in the novette and Kay Russell sang a solo for Coronation Carolyn Hayman and Kay Russell participated in dramatics Carolyn was in the one act play she received a superior rating at the Tri Valley and district contests for a dramatic reading and rated excellent in the scholastic contest Kay received an excellent rating for poetry reading at both contests Paul Holl and Ken ley Winey were in the S Club again Those who were waiters and waitresses in the Junior Senior Banquet were as follows Head waitress Carolyn Hayman Others Jolene Heskett Karen Loewenstein Joyce Coleman Carolyn Kroll Jackie Holmburg Head walter Kenley Winey Others Loren Niemack Paul Holl Wayne Urwiller DeWayne Grell Benny Oliver The waiters were dressed as clowns and the waitresses were dressed as trapeze artists JUBILANT JUNIORS At the opening of our Junior year we found that we had lost Kay Russell Joyce Stea.rley and Darlene Otto We gained Bob Burmood and Max Dunham During the first semester we also lost Betty Gilliland The class officers were as follows President Joyce Coleman Vice President Karen Loewenstein Secretary Jackie Holmburg Treasurer Loren Niemack Newsreporter Bob Burmood Student Council Representative Carolyn Hayman Our class sponor was Mr Whiting The members of the Junior class participated in many of the activities of the school We had 5 boys on the football squad Benny Oliver was on the All Conference football team Three of the boys were on the varsity team and two were on the reserve team in basketball Four of them participated in track and three played on the baseball team A group of five boys belonged to the S Club Fifteen Junior girls belonged to the Pep Club Eleven girls sang in the g1rls glee club and five members of the class played in the band Karen was drum maJorette and Jolene and Vera were maJorettes Eleven girls belonged to the Library Club Carolyn Donna Maxine Helen and Karen were in some small music group Carolyn Lucille Helen Maxine and Kenley represented the class in dramatics Carolyn received a superior acting award at the Fine Arts Festival Kenley Winey was vice president of the Student Council He attended the state con vention at Lincoln and the National Student Council Convention at Minneapolis Minnesota We had four boys who belonged to F F A Jolene and Joyce were homecoming candidates Jackie attended Girls State and Kenley attended Boys State There were many of our class on the annual staff Our class put on a hilarious play intitled The Campbells Are Coming The plot was set in the Ozarks The cast was as follows Kay Brannigan Karen Loewenstein Betty Brannigan Maxine Bowman Ma Brannigan Helen Sealmg Dick Brannigan Wayne Urwiller Kingston Campbell . Loren Niemack . . .1 ., . . . .. , - I - - - um - . ' . . n .v y . . . . . ........ ..... ' . ... ..... .... .............. ... ..-....... ... .... . . . I .. . . . . Un . . . . . . . . , . - J . . - 1 1 J I - 1 J J 1 . . - . - . . ..e . . . , , . . . . .. H . ,, . ............ ......... .... ... .... ..... ... . ..