Shelton High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Shelton, NE)

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CCA AURE TE If ...el OMMENCEME T FRONT ROW Left to R1ght Lo re n Nlemack J oyc e Coleman Kenley Wmey K are n Loewensteln Do r 1 s Shormann Shlrley Fester Carolyn Hayman Helen Sealmg Lucllle Poehler and Maxxne Bowman STANDING Paul Holl Jolene Heskett Holl Shlrley Mlchel Donna Burmood Benny Ollver Donna Olxver Bob Burmood Vera Ross DeWayne Grell and Jackie Holmburg

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PROPHECY ln the year 1975 three of the senlors of 1955 were V1S1t1Hg at the Metropolltan Opera House of Shelton Nebraska The Opera House was now owned by Benny O11ver plus the bank and Wolbach s Department Store Helen Sealmg was starred as The Great Swan S1nger B111 was home watchmg her on TV whlle carlng for thelr 11 man football team After the show we went back to congratulate Helen on her great performance Wh1le talk1ng to her we ment1oned the class of 55 Helen was the correspond1ng secretary for the class Max1ne Bowman was now Mrs L1berace They were marrled when L1berace found out that she was accompanlst to the Shelton mus1c group Donna Burmood 1S teachlng a school of her own called Muller Publ1c Consohdated Schools Bob Burmood was so heartslck over MBXIHS marry1ng L1berace that he dec1ded to go to Hollywood where he 1S Mar1lyn Monroe s gardner Sh1rley Fester 15 ra1s1ng carrots at Fester s vegetable farm She bel1eves 1n the slogan The way to a man s heart 1S through h1S stomach DeWayne Grell 1S now a professor of law at Harvard He 1S qu1ckly followmg 1n Emsteln s footsteps beachcombers who PICK up seashells for extra money Karen and Kenley forgot to return from the1r tr1p to the Ozarks Karen 1S selllng dandel1on Julce to ra1se money for the k1d s shoes and Kenley 1S sellmg corn by the Jug Sh1rley M1chel 1S marrled to Gene and they have a 11ttle depot of the1r own where they send telegraph messages to take care of Gene Jr Loren N1emack developed h1S muscles and 1S now a stand 1n for Rocky Marc1ano and h1s spare tune IS spent w1th Joyce Donna Ol1ver marrled Garold Resh and rlght now they are 1n Europe for the Olymp1cs It seems Donna has been promoted to cluef tlmekeeper Luc11le Poehler has a stable for horses Her s are p1cked to be the w1nners of the Kentucky Derby for the seventh consecutlve year Vera Ross 1S modelmg for D1or 1n P3115 She s marr1ed to Wendell Knutson and he sells cutlery Dorls Shormann took over Esther W1ll1ams Job and now she has a record of sw1m m1ng the Engl1sh Channel 1n 13 hours 13 m1nutes and 13 seconds As for Carolyn Joyce and myself Jackle we ve taken the Mc Gu1re s1sters place R1ght now we a.re on a relaxation tour In three weeks turn on your TV sets to Channel 21 of Shelton Nebraska to see us 1n person. Jolene and Paul Holl are running a hot dog stand on Miami Beach. Their kids are

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SENIOR PL Y CAS 5 l STARS IN THEIR EYES TOP ROW: W. L. Whiting, Sponsor, Lucille Poehler, Miss Mennen, a self-righteous, precise Spinster book saleslady. Shirley Fester, Prompter. Carolyn Hayman, Mother, Linda Kelton writes plays regardless of noise and confusion. Helen Sealing, Kenny Leroy, a young 18-year- old student at the dramatic school. Donna Oliver, Prompter. Maxine Bowman, Julie, a Kelton, who is unusually well balanced with a normal desire to get married. Donna Burmood, Mrs. MacDoughee, a middle aged, gruffScotch lady, who has a very inartistic soul. Jackie Holmburg, Prompter. SECOND ROW: Kenley Winey, Father, Jerry Kelton, a milkman, who is certain that he's cut out for more artistic stuff, Loren Niemack, Mr, Beammer, a middle-aged gentleman, affable and sure of himself. Benny Oliver, Mr. Peekin, Miss Bounce's shadow, who tries to show a great deal of authority like most men, DeWayne Grell, Mr. MacDoughee, the Scotch- man, who is always trying to get in the bathroom. Bob Burmood, Bill, a young, athletic type of fellow, intent on becoming an engineer. FRONT ROW: Shirley Michel, Lindy, a thirteen- year-old daughter of the Keltons, who is a noisy type of child. Doris Shormann, Miss Bounce, a health inspector, who irritates the Keltons by being downright nosey. Joyce Coleman, Eloise, the oldest daughter of the Keltons, who lives in one of the downstairs apartments. Karen Loewenstein, Beatrice, the fifteen-year-old Kelton daughter, who is movie struck with- great depths of emotion. Vera Ross, Gertie, the girl who's out to prove to the world that physically she's as good as any man.